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We asked for it, we got it. After we
ran a David Letterman-inspired top I 0
IJSt last week. we asked readen to
submit their own. Welp, we got one.
from someone identifyina himself or
hcnelfas O.J. of Costa Mesa. So here
now arc the Top Ten Reasons Public
Enemy Didn't Appear at the Rcccnt
"Gathering of Tribes" Concert at Pa-
Clfic Amphitheatre:
10.) They didn't want to disturb the
residents of Mesa del Mar with their
loud mu~ic.
9.) The group actually performed to
Oranae County's elite that day at the
Performing Arts Center.
8.) They qrced with the Costa Mesa
Police Dcpettment's concerns of not-
ing due to the aroup's appearance.
7.) The group wanted to be called a
"pouc." not a "tribe."
6.) They were too enthralled with the
4-6-foot waves 1n Newport to bother
with a silly concert.
S.) They couldn't afford the SS J*T't-
1ng (ee the fairpounds charaes.
4.) The VOOP did perform -at 11
p.m. after lgy Pop. You dtdn't sec
them'?
l) Their tour bus aot stuck in New-
port Boulevard traffic.
2.) They went to Disneyland instead.
I ) The poup heard that T1pptt Gort
was 1n attendance.
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"It's a fetJsh. 1t"s a compulsion. If
you do 1t once you need to do it apm."
Chance Vallon, who came to New-
port Beach from Glendora to see the
Rock)' Horror Picture Show.Al
"I have always ~n amon1 those
who believed that the peatest freedom
of speech wiu the putest iafety. be-
cause 1f a man 1s • fool. the best thm1
to do is to encourqe him to lldvt:rt1se
the fact by spukin1-It cannot be so
easily d1scov~red 1f you allow him to
rrmam silent and look wite. but if you
let him speak, the secret is out and the
world knows that he is• fool.
Woodrow Wilson
TlllAY'I ErEm
•The Rotary Club of South Coast
Metro promises a arc.at evenma of
Monday Ni&ht footbell. fellowship and
munchies while watchina the Ramt-
Steelers pme. The event kicks off at
S:30 {'.m. at Alf~o·s Taverna at the
Westin South Coast Plaza Hotel.
• UCT's Women's Opponunities
Center will offer a coune on the funda-
mentals of a computer and its use from
S:l0-8:4S p.m. on Mondays and
Wednndays. Oct. 29 throuah Nov 19.
The coune fee is $10. 8S6-S4 l4. -I
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Monday, October 29, 1990 25 cents
Rocky HQrror scares up crowds at Balboa
Fifteen years of fans doing the Time Warp
By Hatty J . Wegner
Orenot~ o.ly Plot
NEWPORT BEACH -What's loud,
..m., very visual and draws a crowd that
makes BaJbol Boulevard look like Holly-
wood Boulevard?
The only possible answer is the Roclcy
Horror Picture Show.
ln America's disposable society, few
tbinp endure as well as the Roclcy Horror
Pi<..1ure Show.
The Balboa Cinem. is one of few die-
hard bastions of the audience participation
cult film, with midniatn tcrceninp every
Friday and Saturday ni&ht.
"lfs a fetish, it's a compulsion," said
Chance Vallon, 23, who came from Glen-
dora to see the show. ··tf you do it once you
need to do 1t apin. This 1s one reason I
moved to C.aJifomia five yean aao. for
stuff like this."
The theater's celebration of the film's
aaer Jake Koaber was f on::cd 10 tum away
count.less customers who waited boun to set in Saturday niabt.
.. The-last couple of weeks i&-'.a~ really
bul)'." be said. addina the theater bas done
radio and television advertisifta for the
show ... Somebody came from Arrowhead
last night."
The theater not only allows Roclcy
rowdies to call out the lines from the show,
fire squin guns and throw toast -eum-
tials for dyed-in-the-wool fans -it allows
a full cast of unpaid acton 10 dress u the
show's cbaractcn and act out the pans on
staac in front of the 1CTCen throuabout the
show.
The universally acknowled&ed attraction
of the cult film is the fact that no maner
bow many times one secs it. the experience
is different every time.
.. ... C..DllJNlt I Sth anniversary drew people from all over
Southcm C.aJifomia to join in the fun.
With JUSt 389 seats. theater assistant man-
"You can watch it the fin• time and the
second and third times you'll always catch
somethina you missed before," said Joni
Frumkin. 28. of Fountain Valley. Frumkin
is a former employee of the Balboa Cinema
See ROCKY,.._. ....
The votunteer cut of the Rocky Horror Picture Show9 II ghtded up for MOlhef
perlormanoe.
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It's a 1Ure llgn of the end of tummer u ltf9guwd
atande at Huntington a.ch are pulled together at the
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edge of the und and the ~ la prectJcalty empty -
except for • coupte of people and • pigeon or two.
Resigning HB
trustee blasts
school board
By Amanda Wray er-. ca.c Dllr Piiot
HUNTINGTON BEACH -Calling
henelf an "advocate of the students." a
Huntinaton Beach school trusk't lam-
basted fdlow board membcn and adm1nit-
traton before steppina down from her
elected post.
Elizabeth Spurlock said her cnticisms
had nothina to do with her choice to step
down from the Ocean V 1ew School District
post.
Rather. Spurlock said her experience u
a trusttt for the district amce January bas
cauled her to beMve that none of her
coUeaauea should be re-dected.
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Ballot can frighten away voters
In lddmon. Oranae Countaan1 will
apin conStdcr a transpOnabon sales tu
propou.J -Measure M -and teva-al
Oranac Coast Clues have add1uonal in-
1t1at1ves on their ballots for local resi-
dents to ponder.
And. of course, voten wtll be selcct1na
candidates for a dozen or m°"' offices.
from the aovemor to the local school
board.
How can voters possibly be CJtpected
to adequately educate themselves on
ever) is.sue and candidate?
.. They can't:· wd UCl political sca-
encc professor Marun Wattenbef'a. "The
last decade has proved. .. it's po111blc to
have too much democracy."
.. n exp&osion of 1niuauves 10 the 1980s
forced voten to conaader complex issues
the) expected their lq>slaton to handk.
"I object to be1na asked to decide a lot
of thete iuues." Wattenbefa said. ••What
·~ we ekrtina poliuaans rorr·
Just as the pohucians have ducked
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NEWPORT BEACH -An inler-
natiooal airport located at Geoqe Alf
Force Bne in San 8eman:hno County and
ICf'V'lad by a high-speed traln may be too
srandioec. too far and too expensive for
Ora.nte County residents to use as an
al1em1uve to John Wayne Airport. several
11rpon expens qrec.
County supervlson and oftiaals of
Adelanto. the cit)' that nci&hbon the au
but. a.re toutJng the hl&b delen baJC u the
ans-tt to John Wayne's expansion ~
lems.
But independent airpon planner Richard
Rawtinp and Newport Beach Assistant
C 1ty Manqrr Ken Delino questiooed
whether the planned intemat>onal facility
would satisfy Oranae County's need for
more local. commuter-type fl.tahts.
Data provtdcd at a ru:ent pubtic forum
conducted by the Orantt County Cities
Alrpon Authonl)' further raued questions
about how the propoted l1Jl)Ott and hich-
sl)ecd traJn wouJd be financed and bow
many passenacn would actually use the
train.
A study conducted by Banon-A.schman
ASSOClatcs csumatcd pancnaers may have
to pay up to SS4 for a one-way lt&in fare.
Meanwhile. construcuon of the traJD bnk
could cost anywhere from SI. I btllion to
S2.5 bllhon. according to the study.
The study concluded that a rail tine is
necessary for Georsc to tcrve the overtlow
of l S million annual passenaen from John
Wayne Airport. confirm1na what officials
have said from the onset
The study estimated that a rail line from
Oranse Count) to the proposed airport
would cost S l I btlhon to bwld 1f 1nchaded
in the broader Anahe1m-t~Lu Yeps
aupenpttd hne.
If inteanted with the Anahctm-t~Vcps
hne. a one-way fare to the airpon woWd be
S S4 1n I ~7 and would dcaa9t to S25 by
20 l O. aooordU11 to the study.
The stud> funbcr concluded QJbt traiDs
would nttd to depart every I 5 nunusa tor
the airport. I one-way ride would 1Mc
about half an hour and the Oran9e c.ouaty
rail station should have uctenna and -
Pfe check-in ICTVlOCS.
Meanwhile. Rawhnas que1tiooecl
whether there lS reaJI)' a demand for -
1ntemat10nal 11rpon at O«qe. He -'d
detat ofric.ats are Cllpectina 50 to 60
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Groups mobilize to get two-thirds approval for canyon deal
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LAOUNA BEACH -For many of the
cttunascd 600 who uomped up and down
ill hillsida and tbf'OUlb itl dtyi._ ~
a public tour Sunday ma.rbd tbci1 ft.tit
aJimpee o(tbo coutal KNb. lhe ayc:amora
and the oricklY peen ol privately owned.
fcnc:cd off upM CUyon .
But even "lh••unaecn. this Nltic ca-
n)Oft, .tlicb .-w11 aa'Oll Llpaa ca-
nyon Road just beyond the city's bonicn.
evoktt an emotioaal raecmte and a bean-
felt desire 10 protea it ftom intNden.
h's a l'elpOftle that. within ~·
appean ao vaDJCCnd au the ulUIJ •
cal boadaries -.. inrome. xx. politi·
cal aftllilldoo.
It's a rellPOftte that bu never been tnOft
appamat daan in tho Meb foUowina tbc
announcemnt that n•t.iat0n had
rw.hed an 111eemcn1 tbal could leed to
ti.e ~ ol l.1 ~ acres of the 'canyon
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A former cancer patient who developed a predominately mail-
order service business, aidina female cancer ptttients sufferln& from
hair loss as a result of their treatment. .... ,., ___________ _
She has received a great deal of support from the area medical
community and routinely visits oncoJOI)' offices aJI over Orange
County to demonstrate what she can do for. women patients. She
a.Jso tells of the suppart she received from her husband, Charles,
and daughter, Casey, during her own illness.
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She says the business developed when she was sellin& mammo-
lflphy equipment and was dia&nosed as bavina a "breast tumor."
Her own personal quest for items like turbans. hats and scarves to
fashionably bide the hair loss that resulted from her successful
treatment. led her to fonn the Newport Beach-based Hair Alterna-
tives. She can be reached at 650-7766.
-C.mplled by Kevl.8 H•blMrd
EtlJtor'• aote: U yo. bow HmeiMe wt. ....U be le•trlm la
W ASHINOTON -Tlac K.1U111 Plve ...,,.. ue lucky in
one respect. Noee f8ca re.election t.bia November -at home that
is.
But California Democrat Alan Cramtoo is nuuaina what may
be a k>lina nace for re-election u the Seaa1e'1 Democratic whip.
the No. 2 leedenbip poll.
Cranaton•a opponent ia Wendell Ford. O.Ky., who tried but
failed to take the poll from Cranston in 1988. Ford could revcne
thole resulu in 1990 becauee of the damqe Cranston bu auaiained
in the Keatina cue.
Senate Democrats will meet to orpnizc for the I 02nd
Conareas on Nov. 13-14, j ust two days before the Senate Ethics
Committee bcains public hearinas on the K.catina Five.
"I don't think (Cranston) i.s aoina to run, .. said one senator
actively promotin& Ford's whip candidacy ... He's preoccupied. He
has seen a dramatic erosion of suppan, and Wendell is campaign-
ing very agrcssively .... He's been at it for two yean. ••
The senator said 35 of the SS Democratic senaton support
Ford, more than enough to auarantee him victory.
But Cranston. at least for now, isn't living up. He "is still in
and running. .. a spakesman for the senator said.
WASH ING TON -About 30 Ku Klux Klan memben
marched through the nation's capital under tight security Sunday
and rallied briefly at the U.S. Capitol while counterdemonstraton
unsuCCCS3fuU y pressed to enter the arounds.
It was the second Klan rally at the Capitol in as many months
and occurred after counterdemonstraton bad vowed to stop it.
Forty anti-Klan demonstraton were arrested by District of
Columbia police, while U.S. Capitol police arrested three people for
disorderly conduct and other infractions.
Six protesters were treated at a local hospital for "non-life
threatening injuries:· according to D.C. police .
At the Capitol, a Klan leader exhorted the robed and hooded
crowd to remove from office senaton and representatives who
voted to override President Bush's veto of the Civil Rights Act of
1990.
UAW, Cllrysl• dlllll• llWI
DETROIT -Bargainers for the United Auto Worken union
and Chrysler Corp. on Sunday struggled to reach an agreement on
a new three-year national labor agreement while a midnight
Monday deadline loomed.
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unioa c6ill ..-Wiii oa c:oedidoD of anoaymity. AIDOll ~ ~ --hulilll up the Qrysler·UA W lalb are Jll9ll08
maum IDd beallh-are i11ua. . Tbe UAW ia pl'tllina Cbrylier 10 .xept beaically lbe w aareement it bu alre8dy reached with Gena'll Moton c,c,q,. and
Ford Mo&or Co.
The OM and Ford pettem ..,eemen&a ~for. amoaa ~
thinp, lwnp-tUm peymenu to curmH reureet and aumviaa
spausn a method for inausina penaion s-yments for wortm •
who retind before Oct. I, 1979, and inc:reues in the amount t\ature
retirees will aieL Of the Bi& Three automakers. Chryaler ~ the
hi&hest proPQrtion of retiree costs since it has nearty one reuree for
every active" worker.
Democrat Dianne Feinstein. campaigning for aovemor in
Southern California. totd rnidcnts of crime-ridden East Los
Angeles on Sunday that drug pushen should be dumped "into the
deepest part of the Pacific Ocean.''
Her Republican rival, Sen. Pete Wilson, campaigned in
California for the fint time since federal budget woes forced him
back to Was~~ton nearly two weeks ago.
• Wilson rnucitcd f'emstein for opposin& term limits for
legiilaton. He accused her-of making "yet another election.year
nip-flop" in deference to such Democratic legislative leaden as
Assembly Speaker Willie Brown and Senate President Pro Tem
David Roberti. Wilson S\l,pports the Proposition 140 term limit
initiative.
Meanwhile, Brown told the Black Americ.an Political Associa-
tion of California that he believed tenn-limit initiatives arc aimed
at oustina him. The San Francisco Democrat, who is black. aa:used
the camptti&ns of being racist.
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JEFFERSON, S.C. -About nine million gallons of patentiaJly
hazardous sodium cyanide spilled Sundar from a reservoir into a
nearby creek when a darn broke. authonties said.
The spill pascd little threat to drinking supplies, but officials
warned residents to keep animals from tainted water.
The substance. a poisonous chemical when undiluted. spilled
from a reservoir at Brewer Gold Co. when a dam broke. said
Richard Carnes, emergency preparedness director in Chesterfield
County.
Heavy rain might have weakened the dam along the ~rvoir.
Sodium cyanide spilled into Uttle Fork Creek. about 2.000 feet
from the reservoir. The creek flows into Lynches River. about two
miles from the spill.
"Oru1e C.0.1t Prople" call~ Dally PUot11 Oty Ont •t 14t-4Jtl,
.,. .,. Jave • me.,.1e u lte Et1Jtor'1 B•Uble -141-1111.
Negotiators worked until about midnight Saturday and re-
sumed wo rk Sunday. trying to draft a c-0ntract to cover about
63.000 Chrysler hourly and salaried workers i.n the United States.
The company uses the chemical to separate gold from ore.
~rgetown. about 110 miles southeast of Jefferson. is Lhe
nearest municipality to draw drinking water from the lake system .
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Local News Briefs
A.JLL.ERTON -A fire destroyed a two-story Fullerton comic
book store late Sunday. fire officials said.
The blaze at the Comic Castle. 107 W. Amerigc Ave .. began
about 6 p.m. and was controlled about 8: IS p.m. said Fullerton Fire
Battalion Chief Van Goyne.
No injuries were reported. Goyne said.
About 60 firefighters from Fullerton and surrounding com-
muni t1es battled the blaze. Goyne estimated damage to the comic
book store at $500.000. adding that an adjacent bookstore suffered
water damage.
The cause of the fire was unknown, he said.
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SANT A ANA -A youna man was found fat.ally stabbed on a
Sant.a Ana street today, police said.
"A person drivina by about 3 a.m. saw a maJe Hispanic 1n his
late teens or early 20s lyina on the sidewalk with at least one stab
wound," said Sgt. Kevin Brown. of Lhe Sant.a Ana Police Depart-
ment.
The unadent.ified man was taken to UCI Medical Center. where
he died about 11 :30 a.m., Brown said.
HUNTINGTON BEACH -A Westminster man was ID
guarded condition Sunday ni&ht after an early mornina brawl
outside a convenience store.
Robert Rounscfell. 19, apparently suffered a fractured skull ID
the fi&}lt. which occurTcd JUSt after I a.m. Sunday morning in the
parking lot of a 7-11 at Newland Street and Warner Avenue.
Rounsefell remaiotd in intensive care at Humana Hospital in
Westminster Sunday ni&ht.
According to Huntington Beach police, officers received a call
that a fight was occurrina at the store and when they arrived, found
Rounscrell unconscious in the parkina lot.
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SAN J UAN CAPISTRANO -A 42-year-old woman was
killed Sunday afternoon when a gun· her husband was cleaning went
o ff and a bullet struck her in the head .
Yvonne R. Clarke was pronounced dead just after 2 p.m.
Sunday at Mission Community ,.Hospital in Mission Viejo.
Clarke's husband, Ro~--Kussell Oarke, was clcanina a .4S-
calibcr automatic weaPol\ i1\ the couple's home on Via Estancia
while his wife of 11 years was sitting in the same room, said
Sheriff's LL Richard Olson.
Robert Clarke apparently did not know the 1un was loaded,
Olson said. "We arc treatina it as an accidcnw shootin& at this
time,•· he wd. Clarke and his wife were the only people in the
home at the time. Olson said.
Police Log
by
Sheral LeBeau
ORANGE COAST'S ONLY FICTIONAL DRAMA SERIES
R oger. the bartender at the Rusty Pelican, and Katherine Bell,
the publisher/editor/repancr at the Newport Beach Weekly,
stood on the dock out.side the restaurant.
The pair shivered in the chilly night marine air. The weather
seemed especially cold for late October: it reminded her of the
Chnstmas Boat Parade.
"I only have a couple of minutes:· said Roger, finall y brcakin&
the awkward silence.
Kathenne only had one clue -something about a swimmina
pool -about Roger's knowledge of, or involvement in David
Hensen's death. She had to bluff if she planned to get any
infonnalion.
"This is completely off the record, Roger. but I need some
information about a swimming pool and Corley Miles." It was a
wild guess. but Lhe o nly one she bad. Roger's eyes flickered for a
moment. Bingo! He was nervous.
"Man. I'll lose my job if I teU you," he said.
"And you could be in biger trouble if you don't tell me. I'll
go straight to Lhe police if you don't spill it." Roger was easy to
crack.
"I work days as a pool cleaner. Bi& Canyon, Sp)'llus. Harbor
View. Business is good. One of my clients is a major Japanese
busincsman, who's almost always out o town. He peid me aiA
months in advance. So one day I'm telling this to Corty Miles,
who's a rcgulat here. and he asks me if I could set him a key to
the Japanese auy·s house for a night. He doesn't want to steal
anything. JUSt see the place. He then reaches into hi.s pocket and
slips me two Benjamin FrankJins. I do it."
To be continued ...
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• la Cotta Meu: How aood were the good 011 ~? Willard
Mellott built a house on the southwest comer~ilson and
Harbor Boulevard in 1913. It was so quiet there that he could hear
the surf poundina on the shore at Newport Beach three miles away
on a clear night.
We pound away for contributions. Send yours 10 Did You Know,
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News of the Weird
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Park said two children were
bitten at the playground by gray
squirrels in the la.st two weeks.
On Thursday. a man beat a
aquirrcl 10 death with a stick
because It was aggressive.
"The squirrels arc just acting
squirrelly now... said park
maintenance worker Kathy
Lowe. "The) arc so busy bury-
WHEATON, Md. -A popu-
lar playaround was closed be-
cauSC'of feisty squirrels hunting
acorns for the winter. Two chil-
dren were bitten and a man
bludgeoned one of the animals
~o death because it was annoy-
ing.
Visiton to the popular park
were greeted Saturday with the
discomfoning yellow tape used
at crime scenes and a sign that
read! "Playsround closed du~ to
over·agaressive squirrels."
. ing acorn\ lhey arc aggravated
at the people."
Ovcneers of Montgomery
County's Wheaton Regional
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park. j ust outside the Capital
Beltway. remained open. Park
officials did not know when the
playground will reopen.
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ttokm ft'Offt • laolM on Lakethort by buralan who en~ 1hr'OUlb u •--'n window.
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Oadat111 val.ed at SI 0.000 we AC>ltn from a home on
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A t>Yck 21·~ Htrdrock btke, valued 11 Sl.100. wu 1t<*n rrom a location on Th1h1
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A tbicf took a fudm1k-IMdline hini ..,. • 40olool
)'l(ht moor\"d 1n the 200 bl«k of Bayside Drive,
0 T~o prinlm and 1 comput«, wonlt a M*I SS.JOO. Wtfl
1toltn rrom "' ofncle at 1600 ~ ,.,.., ' 0 ~
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I laid t11a1. • 10111 • I .. ia die ~ it would be aice if
I coal llaw a h ....... M Ilia time ... M8ybe we co.ad talk about
wM1 lily Will bl .... • Halloweea," I ..W. .. y.,. cloa'I wmd IO bow, mate ...
He .. probably .L
Americul cu blame Halloween on tbc lrilb. We didn't celebrate
it ia tbc U.S. ulltil me 1aoo., when tbc lrilh bepn to emipate ~
ia drova Before tbat. America was HalloweeD-free became our
founctina falben were to ICIUft &bey wouldn't put up with it.
Thia whole HallowecD b•bm betlla mare dlu 2.000 ya.rs aao
When tbe Celts in what is DOW 8ritaill ad Ireland. came up with I pat
eacute fOr a pml'y Oil ()ct. )I, .taic:b WM tbe cad of tbeir )'ear. They
caUed it SullaaiJI,, summer's cad. ·
They believed. unona odliCr-tbiap. tbat dais was tbe day wbcn the
spiritl of the dad came t.ck and aalbd tbe car11l. The DnUds. I
rather srueaome lot. were the Celtic priaca and they added their own
touchel -human lllCrifica, tbat son of thiftl,
,_Suspects ·arrested at bus terminal Ca-111 attand .....
By Kwen AUge prompted her to sponsor tJtF un-she appreciated beillllllt•.,a~ By Holy J . Wegner
Ofwlf9 COMt 0.., Plot
COSTA MESA -Af\er two
ycan on the lam, a man and
woman were arrested Friday
momina in connection with the
shootina death of the woman's
late husband, whom her compa-
nion is accused of killina.
Roberto Tovar Ramirez. 40,
School lunch menu s
., ...... v....,
.... Dlstrtct
M_..r. Pancakes and sausaec. ap-
plesai,ace cup, fnut juice, l)'l'llP, milk.
TMMar. Cheesy Macaroni w/turtey
ham, p-ee1l beans. fruit JUice, bread and
marprine. milk.
W.._.r. Cheese pizza, frah fru it,
juicy treat. milk. holiday treat. ,...,.r. Torpedo sandwich, but·
tettd com. juicy treat, mustard, milk.
l"rWar. Hot dot with hash browns,
bun, frujt juice, catsup, mustard, milk.
B•U.C-laft
Qty SdlMI District ...... r. Quaadilla. cam>t salad, ap-
plesauce, taco sauce.
TM*r. Chicken tJuab. mashed
potatoes. anvy. ttlery sticb. roll. outri
bear.
W1lll1•r. Hot doa. bun, muswd.
bU.ed beans. colnlaw, Halloween cake. ,,._....r. Chalupa, taco sau«.
shredded lettutt, apple wedan-
rrw.r. Chene ptDa. dteed pears.
ftosccd brownie. ~
Im. UelfW • .... Dlstrtd
...... r. Turkey stripe or pizza. fresh
salad. chilled pears. milk.
and his allceed lover and the
victim's ~. Oncicla De-
lacruz, 42, eluded police since
Dec. 26, 1988, Costa Mesa police
Sit. Ron Smith said.
A warrant for Ramirez' anest
was isaued Jan. 17, 1989, after
police untana)ed the story of an
apparent love trian&Je.
The murder was oriainally be-
lieved to be t.be result of a traffic
,......r. Pot luck with a slice of
birthday cake. milk. w ....... r. Witches on a broomstick
(corn d<>&), skeleton bona (fries).
Witches mi~ed vctCtabks. trick or ttat
for an orantc flavored ice milk bar
dipped in chocolate, milk. ,...,.r. Tacos.. two lhells. shredded
lcuucc, &rated cheese. chilled apricots..
milk.
FrWar. Oven cnsp chick.en or com
doa. creamy mashed potaton, buttered
vctetable. ~ fruit. milk.
....... Beed9 u.uw
5ellMI District
MH••1: Chicken drum suck,
wtupped potatoes. muffin. fruit cup,
milk. ,.._..r. Ea rolVsweet-tour sauce,
cabbtiec salad w/ehow man nood)cs,
chilled frujt. fonunc cookie. milk.
w.-...r. Spooky dOlfbun, Hal·
lowcen trimm1np (mustard/tthsh),
lkekton bona/caUup, eot>tin fruit
(apple wedles). trick or treat deuen.
witches brew /milk. ,,_...J: Taco. w/shreddcd lettuce.
tomato bits, seasoned com. tortiUa
stips/salsa, fl'llll cup. milk.
altercation became the victim,
Jeremias Diaz Delacruz. chased
the suspects in his van for several
miles before the sbootina.
Police later dite0vcrd the late
Delacruz bad seen his wife in
Ramirez' car.
The two were arrested from a
bus bound for the East Coast u
it stopped at the Rivcnidc bus
depot around 2 a.m. Friday.
Ofwlf9 c... ~ "°' usual candidate forum. candtdata without• f C#• -
COSTA MESA _ For a few "A lot of people don't want to ao time-limit. or bavilll • I}::
hows Sunday, 1 quiet. well-tended out at night, or don't want to go to front of a crowd ID. Mk a , 9 9 . street ~ became lined '\'1th can. a formal forum. Here. they can ask u happens at oRliW7
whatever questions they want, they forums.
and the home of John and Nancy can shake bands and get to know And the cudi Ae• II"' .. ~
Palme WU transformed from a the candidates." turned out SuadmJ, ..... -
warm family ptberina place into All the cand1dates responded ptbcrina was a Ml IT e • ........,.
campaip headquanen. enthusiastically when she phoned Candidate A*-I• • ....::= Nancy Palme's dinina room table Mr invitation. Palme SI.id. Each she found tbe C...-..... ..---
WU laden with Orville Amburary office-seeker got to invite SO people able to fonml 1111nilvs'D .J!
yardsticks, Peter Buffa brochures. and Palme and her husband bad an sessions. .. AM 1t'1 ew ' ' I .. -
and Oyen. T-thins and buttons invitation list of their own. Between manOrviy .c:are1~ ~· =·-; :_ sinajna the praises of all five City 60 and 70 came and went dunna ~ -.... i:
Council candidates. the course of Sunday afternoon's re-election. and W9 -The couple's patio became an , .. -: b . ed miss Sunday ia a lllilail ... wMll . r. 1 r. r. nd'd .. 1 .. d p~111:11ng, s e est1mat . · and blue ........ pr•a~ d .... .. PrlMr. Beef/cbeae bw)er/bun. let· snrorma. rorum ior ca 1 ate...., • The elaborate catered affair re~ -..:"....':..--.. __.. 1t9
tu c e /vi c k I es . tr i an 11 e handina and friendly penuasion. resented a sizeable investmcnL But t<>sethcr ... __,.._., ~ =:-n!:i'~T~1=~ :i~ peaches. C:dti~y be~=~~~ofb1~e~':! Nancy Palme said the effort is one ~n~Y 'f.C:a '° f:!f :;t VlkJJ
.. _ fi that's important to her because s·--,.:~ ..,; ... •-a...-,•••• ., Ne.,....._ v.lflM chimichanps, more huin a cw . "9.IJUI. ... -·w ~ ... ,., ...... D...rtct Costa Mm voters probably de-people have 1 responsibility to don't So for '#bat dlia fJll _,.. •
...... r. Pepperoni pi.u.a or crispy termined which candidate's name make informed choices. "And if here at 1cut I cu .. Mlia ..._.
taco. leuucc and c .. -,,• .. •-to•• mil.k. h 1 you don't participate and you don't "But by the time we....., llill'I """""" -"'' ..... they would punch a o e nellt to • . • ,._.r. Tttiyaki chicken or crispy ball N 6 vote, then you can t gnpe. • be votina for me."
taco, .lad and c~ std.med rice. when they face the ot ov. · The Palmcs' ptherina apparently ...------------..i
apple crisp, milk. If so. then Nancy Palme's gave plenty of voter1 an opponuni-
W11111•r. Halloween hot do& or poolside party was a success. ty to make infonned choices. and
tricky taco, spooky spuds. chilly rruit. Palme said she fiaured that invit-informed pipes. .
&hostly milk. ice milk bar. ina all the council candidates. and · ,,.,...-: Italian -~i....u· or crispy sh Id Linda Lee, who came with her ,. -~· 1·ust about every vo''"'r e cou da...... said ........ _,. taco, leu~ and cheac. chcrnes an KO youna ..... ter. MK ,_, DO juict. dinner roil, milk. think of. to stop by Sunday would idea how she bad aonm on an
PrlMr. Com dos or crispy taco, taler t\elp a lot of people make informed invitation list.. But she showed up
tots, Wad and cbcac, cbocolatc chap choices in the upco ming election. "becawe I wanted to meet the
rookies. milk. Palme. who said she and her candidates. I wanted to see who the
Ge.-View ldlMI Dist.rid husband have lived in their Mesa candidates arc. And I thtnk rve .._..r. No IChool. Verdc..arca home for 16 )'can. said gotten an idea who to vote for." ,.....r. Taco. lettuce and chttte, -·;==lo=n=at='m=e===in=te=rcs=t =in=po=h=ti=cs==A=no=t=hcr==vo=t=er=. =J=ea.n==Co=le.=saKI=~=======:;::;:::;. oranee. cnck.crdiks. milt. 1,
· 1hlllH .. J: Halloween bot doa.
spooky 91*d. chill~ fnut. &hostly milk.
trick or trat ~.
nw •r. Italian spqhetu. sreen beans. oranec JUice ber. milt. PrlMr. Com dos. tattt tots. pi.neap-
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justed eduhL
But evea lbe mott .. popular"
child IUflen bm moments of per-
sonal rejection wl .. unpopularity."
It's comf'ortilll to U.O. that oc-
casional put..._ and pains-of'-
the-moment. • t.d u they may
seem at the time, do not often. do
irreparable damate.
Painful e•periences come aJona
with powina up. In spite of a
natural instinct to rescue. J)91'ents
would do well not to help children
avoid all those situations which
provicte practice in life-survival.
The job for parents is to teach
children to better cope with the
-disappo1ntments-tJiit are u
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happen.
WHAT PARENTI CAN DO
• 1. Teach your children some of
the thinss they're not likely to fia-
ure out for themselves. For eum-
ple, encoUf'llC them to invite a
friend home from school and re-
mind them bow m b chil-
ren -an grown-ups, too -like
to talk ll9ou& dmzaehel.
•L E11com11111 tin*\ipt witb
Giber dlildrn .., ... = to be
I pMI inftuela. ~Ill le-=. that peen have I ltrOfll
uence on eacb Odacr, but &bat
that doan't meu punts can't
have some influence over who the
peen wiU be.
• a .,., •llllic 11111• iM ,. _. ................. ..
vllkl. ... diem IO dlillll fl W9J1 ...., oaal&l .... .... ... "' feel
.... Oft of 8Ctioaa .., ....... tab
IO improve the lituMiae
• 1. Tmch your kidl ..,.. t.ic facts of life .••••• .,.... .... not
everyone is toilll to love 1Mm and
not every relationtbip will be aood
for them. (Many adulll woukl do
well to re-learn daia leMoa. too!)
• .. Remember ..... ~
who fed loved and teipeeteel It
home are the ones who are most
liUly to .. out eood ......... ill
cMhcr relatiOMhipa.. 9aidia .. over and over .paa that puats
who are IOO 11nct tnd to have
children who are IOO lllS'ellive and
that tboee who talk to their dWdml
about emotions are tbe ones wtao
have youapem who are 1DOll
sensitive to the (eetjlll of Olben.
• 7. Within reuon, allow you
children to drna in the ways they
feel most comfortably ~. As much as you bate the idea, kids'
~larity and acccptanCe by other
children depends. at least in pan.
•a. No, you can't be on the
ICbool playtr'OUD(I -but surely YO\' can wart with your children to
let up a IOciaJ ICbedule for afttt-
school hours. Help to UTanlC ac-
tivities which include the poui-
bi lity for happy inten1etion with
other k:ids. For ex.ample, host a
pajama party or an afttt-trick-or-
t.reatina ~-t<>tetherfor your child's
Doctors' group decries cliemical bombs
friends and/or n.eiahbors. Shared RANCHO MIRAGE -The
memories of aood times build -Wortd Medical Astociation, mect-
friendships. ina Thursday at the Eil(ftbower
• '· Listen to your children when Medical Center, puled a· declar-
they tell you about their .. hurts." ation callina on aovemments to
ite our ton and resist the refrain from the development and
temptation to try to fix~ 1ng. use or--cMmi~ . inif biolo1ka
weapons. of the allOC'iation.
"The primary purpose of this The unanimous approval of the
action is to emphasize that phys-decluJtion marked the culmination
icians do not participate in any of more than one year of discuuion
research or development of by the 46-member national med.icaJ
chemical and b1olasicaJ waapons." associations.
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Spec:iel lo the Deity Pltot
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with the impon.ant people in your
life and spend a king's ransom to
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more you try. the worse your
fingers and nails look.
It may help you to know that,
accordioa to a recent repon. up to
8 percent of aJI cosmet1c-relatcd
contact skin conditions arc linked
to nail. products.
If a rash appears on your fingers.
it may just be due to an irritation
from the formaJdehyde in the nail
hardeners. But if the rash is itchy.
&hen an allergy to formaldehyde or
the liquid resin (toluene
sulfonamide formaldehyde) used to
form the liquid synthetic nail
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enamel may be the culpnt. The
cyanoacrylate glue or the acrylic
monomer used in cloth wrap and
artificial nails may likewise
sensitize you and damaae your nails
as well.
Surpnsingly. your nail products
may actually affect other areas of
your body quite distant from your
fingers. In a rush. you may have
transported the formaldehyde un-
knowingly to your eyelids by touch-
(IM.....,C..)
mg them before the nail polish has
a chance to dry. Even your lcp may
~ mysteriously affected untiJ you
realize that you use the polish to
mend the runs in your pantyhose.
Frequently. the skin on your
hands may simply be damaacd by
excessive contact with deittaents.
water and chemicals. If you do set
into the habit of biting your nails or
pulling the cuticles. don't be too
terribl) surprised if your finsers act
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Either an allergist or a
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reprodutt an itchy rash. often with
small blisters.. on the contact area
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-f xcelenf 'Wrff« with o nice IJoir
-Con write o mhlmum of one re\l'Jew o week
-Wonts to dine ot the e1<P8f'tSe of the Doily Pflot
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How the aearch w0ftt1
-Submf lfJO.word review of resto..xont of your
chok:e o lonQ wfffl resume
-Dody Pilot dlfW"I{) editor Judy Chamberlain ortd
editor Wlfliom Lobdel wtr revlqw ol opplcot#ons
ortd pick five finolists.
·Five finohsts wfll be onno<K>Ced and asked to
review o specific restouront of the Pflof's
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Olof"'IQ wrth Chomberloin. Lobdell and Doily Pilot
readers. will cntique the reviews of the five
flnOllsts and plek the Dotty Pilot's new restouronf
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Retired foott.ll hero Jack
Younablood and lobster starred
at the John Tracy Clinic Orange
County Guild ptherina Thurs-
day venil}J at John j;)ominis
Restaurant.
First thinas fint. The hand-
some and eliaible Younablood
was honored for his onaoing
sponsorship of the 1uild'1 Cel-
ebrity Golf Tournament which in
the past I 2 years has raised more
than SS00.000 for the clinic·s
education programs for preschool
hearina-impai~ children and
their parents. The Los Angeles
based clinic founded by the wife
of Spencer Tracy teaches families
how to cope with deafness. There
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Cllnlc dh'ector J11me1 Oantty wtttl Jeck Youngblood
is no charac.
.. I don't do this for recotnition.
I believe in helpina children,"
Younablood Mid durin1 the ooc-
tait_m::eplion. ovcrlook:in1 New-
pon's bay.
Younablood was sassy: "I'm
too vain to tell you my qe!"
Youngblood wu saucy: "I was
married once, no children.
There's no one special in my life
and I'm not look.ina (sigh).
The Lobster was succulent:
Each melt-in-your-mouth morsel
was wonh every penny of the
SI 00 per plate charae to clinic
supportcn. The Pacific Lobster
Harvest Gala (pan of a two week
restaurant promotion) bepn with
chilled spiny lobster medallions
served with fresh Hawaiian
papaya; next arrived roasted
spiny lobster sou~ wit~nut~
and tam.arino manao cream ser-
ved in a fresh coconut shell; and
finally the entrc -a marinated
spiny lobster tail with lemon
pass. ponzu sauce and chincse
fried cakes. The lobster love-in
concluded with a chocolate geno-
isc pyramid cake with raspberry
coulee. All the while the George
Butts trio perf onned. Chefs from
John Dominis Honolulu, the
Belle Air hotel and the Center
O ub assisted restaurant ex-
ecutive chef Roben Reash.
The evolution of Closed Minds and Set Ways
By Nancy Mcintyre
Today we'd like to discuss the
subject of Closed Minds. Is it a
problem for neurologists or lock-
smiths? Since nobody admits
havina an airtight brain. there's no
official estimate how many people
arc plagued by this condition. But
it's a vexation that increases with
the years.
HaV1ng a mind as narrow as your
necktie is a real hassle. Since your
head shnnks a couple of sizes. golf
hats tend to fall down over your
e)es when )Ou'rc teeing off. Also.
men and women never can find
toupees or wigs tiny enough to
cover their heads. Your headaches.
however. arc nice and narrow.
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or run with the ball. Unshakable
opinions arc so deeply entrenched,
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gravity. Surgeons speculate one day
it might be possible to pry open a
shut mind with lasers. but this isn't
a practical solution. For one . Medi·
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surgery -unless it was a politician.
Secondly. who would be willing to
submit to a high-risk operation just
to be broad-minded?
Another problem · even more
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~vere case of Set Ways. These arc
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the niggling little routines that
never vary a second from the th ree-
minute egg to the five-minute
knecbends. When your life is so
tightly structu~ it chugs along on
predictable trolley tracks. the time-
tables will kill you. Frequently I try
to break my rigid routines by turn·
ing on Beethoven instead of the
vacuum cleaner just to prove I'm
still young enough to j ump the
tracks. But it's getting increasingly
difficult.
My worst Set Way is makina a
flawless bed. I go to any extreme to
pursue a wrinkJe buried dtep in the
bedrock. Ifs my Princess and The
Pea complex. Havina descended
from a long line of distinguished
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and uncompromising.
My husband. on the other hand,
tosses his bed together like a mixed
salad. Ingredients arc flung in with
great gusto. in no particular order.
When it comes to loadina a dish·
washer. however. he's awesomely
serious. Governments may topple
and fall. but plates must not touch
and break. Every spoon and cup is
in its designated place before he
presses the button to send the sput-
terina machine into orbit.
The only way to insure a success-
ful marriage is to make allowances
for each other's Set Ways -and try
to keep an open mind and closed
mouth.
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Edltorlal
Lat's not balp •aka
martyr al Metzgar
On Nov. 3 we will have an opportunity to prove the
stuff of which we arc made. The day will provide us a chance
to demonstrate to the world how mature. civilized people act
in a society based on laws, equality and freedom.
O n that day a white supremacist group is set to hold a
meeting in Central Park in Huntington Beach. in support of
Tom Metzger. a man with a history of using threats and
hatred in pursuit of his goals.
There are "a net) ot things that could result from this
meeting and only one of them would be ~ood for our
community. Under the single posi tive scenano we express
our strong disagreement with the lies and fear that keep a
group like the White Aryan Resistance Organization alive.
but we remain above the fray, sticking fast to our own
principles of law and freedom.
Under all the negative scenarios we stoop to the violent
level of the group and Metzger. You might remember
Metzger as the former Grand Dragon of the Ku Klux Klan
in California and the man who recently lost a Portland. Ore ..
civil suit filed by the family of a Nigerian man killed by
racist hatemongers said to have been incited by Metzger's
group.
After losing Metzger laughed off the $5 million he was
ordered to pay the gneving family and claimed the decision
would actuall) further his cause. making a martyr out df
him.
We don't want to give Metzger's group another chance
to add to their support. If we return hate with hate and
disobedience \\1th d1sobed1ence we Wl ll surely fa ll right into
their hands. On the other hand. if we adhere to the law. we
will instead sho"' the world the truth in our cause and the
he in his.
We freely admit this 1s one convention we would gladly
pass up the pnv1lege of hosting. We understand there are
some lovel) meeting spots in the Antarctic. atop Mt. St.
Helens and on Mars which would make more suitable
locations for th is group.
However. we al o recognize that no matter how repug-
nant the words. speech is free in this country.
If this event has to be here. let us agree by our actions
with Voltaire. who said "I disapprove of what you say, but
I will defend to the death )Our right to say it."
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SACRAMENTO ln July.
Gov. Georae Dcukmejian and
leaders of tbc Legislature found
themselves in an acrimonious pol-
itkal deadlock over spendin& and
&ues that uncancil!l-fofctold..whaL
has happened more recently in
Washin&ton. ,...,, ,.,.,
'True Grit'' needed to fix things
In both capitals, the dynamics
were similar: ~ocrats who con-
trolled the lqislative branch WttC
protccttng spending prosram.s and
calling for new WtCS. while the
Republican executive wanted mort
budget cuts and fewer revenue in-
creases. As criticism of their non~
performance mo unted among
media and public, the politicians
became desperate to act. ..-ith little
regard for long-tenn coruequences
of their dCCJsions.
By Robert 0 . Walsh
Re: "John Wayne Airport ...
I feel compelled to respond to the
Dally Piiot in response to the com-
ments from Janet Andrea of Cor-
ona dtl Mar. who was wntang in
response to J . Chamberlain's
article: "What's an an airport
name?"
It's confusing. it's strange, it's
typical and it's going to be ex-
pensive to change.
Let's forget about the fiasco that
occurred. and solve this flap once
and for all! First of all. yes. it is
embarrassing and the naming was
done hastily and without regard for
the future. or the past.
For whatever reason the 1nd1vid-
uals had for this initially is beyond
a lot of comprehension. The cliche
"haste make waste" comes to
mmd. We are about to enter the
21st Centuf)! The local developers
and cit~ planners have spent man)
)ears and man} dollars to create:
"Orange Count}... nlike Holl)·
wood: ~e n«'d realit) that 1s in the
best interest of the community. the
people and the support facil11ies
relative to that.
Fine, John Wayne was a local
citizen. his movie roles struck the
hearts of many and his faptily still
resides in the area. The decision to
name the airport was honorable. yet
L1tt11rs
To the Editor:
In response to the edltonal.
"RI\ airy no reason for vandalism:·
I agrer that those students should
be punished for their uneducated
behavior. Evef)·body is aware that
ar1ong schools there 1s going to be
some kind of nvalrv but it should
not be taken 10 · where school
properties get spray painted and
fresh manure left there. I also do
not think the leaders should take
respons1b1hty for the students or
stand up for them. I thmk the
students should stand up for them-
selves. The school should make the
students pay for the damages from
the students own pockets not their
parents that way the students will
get educated real fast.
LINA TORRES
Costa Mesa
W.ltl II I IPIVlllJ
To the Editor:
This 1s in rcspon~ to your Ed1-
toriaJ in toda) 's Dally PUot .. :·or.
White's UaJy Talc H opefull) Nears
4.n End."
I must commend you for the
insight in today's editorial. Jim
White 1s an acknowledged, ad-
mitted travesty of medical practice
and he should be the recipient of
severt pena_l sentencing.
Beyond h1 known traumiiii'.in1
Bat at 1111 ,,,,,_
~ fol"'-i"' arr wnpks of C)r.
.... C..I DUIJ PU.I ruder·s
commmtl •rtd cnttt'isms. ~PU.I
publi hN thnc rnponJieS on • cU1I>
NtiJ artd ttK'OUfllel rts rcMkrs ro
call rh<' Holli~ at 641-6086.
Could you ~ hdp your read·
en with .,.information about the
judttt on dw blUot. The <>ranee
Couftt)' Bu Aaodatioe wiU *" 11~"1 out informarioft oa Tuaday
which i Ont Met bdOre .. *"
tion and your ttpc>ncn will not
have to sptnd houri d.oina the
at the same time myopic and self
serving and done wtthout regard to
the master plan. I don't mean to
sound snoot). or insensitive to his
legaq. but we ~ould have been
better off naming the airport fac1hl)
"Donald Duck Airport" or "Macke)
Mouse Airport." Actually that
might be easier for many of us that
travel this "hub" o n occasio n: at
least baggage check-in personnel
and airline staff would know that
our $300 million plus facility as· in
either Florida or California for
starters.
Right. Running to catch a con-
necting flight with three suitcases.
one garment bag and one carry on;
not inter-linked for one reason or
another. minutes ticking away to
make a late check-in due 10 un-
foreseen delays. and one has to
stand at the curbside expla1n1ng to
the sk)cap where the hell J WA is.
~·sit SNA. or 1s 11 OC'A. you know
sluth of LAX. )OU know Cali-
fornia. Orange County. Newport
Beach. Costa Mesa. Irvine. Pacific
Ocean ... Meanwhile. as the engines
rev. and the a1rcran prepares for
departure and the cocktatls are
bem.J served the luggage tap are
being attached and the next flight 1s
five hours awa) and I'm thinking
"True Gnt."
This problem shouldn't require
an image consultant. JUSt log:istJcal
and logical common sense. It is not
of the 29-year-old victim of his oral
copulations via 11legal drug inJCC·
uons. 1s that of his man) patients
who told thC'ir 'cry confidential
inner-f~hngs to this admitted SC\·
ual pervert. Can one 1mag1ne the
impact this has made on his pa-
tients. man) of whom arc minors?
It 1s my sincere hope that the
court sentences Jim White to the
maximum penalt) allowable'
R J MOOR E
orona Dd Mar
going to happen overnight. 1t will oc
expensive. 1t will be a lesson 1n hfe
and local politics. and 1f a few noses
get bent out bf shape there are
plenty of surgeons adverusmg their
talents an the "Orange Coast Mag.a-
Zlne."
The least expensive soluuon that
I come up w11h 1s to in1uate the
"Orange Count~ Airport" conccpL
and sideline the "John Wayne Ter-
minal or Wing" idea. I mean let's
be realistic. this whole problem
should have been dealt with long
ago. We are talking freeway s1&ns.
engraved marble monuments.
fhomas Bros. Maps. Rand-McNal-
Y Atlases and many residual and ~ostly changes within the ajrline
industf). What a Joke! This man's
name has no nght to be slathercd
all over this ed1fi~ and public
airport facility. Personally. I think 1t
would be more appropnate to
choose a Vista Point. Park sne or
Pier What about a memonal m the
Back Bay? This would-allow those
that choose to an opportunity to
rcflec-t back on his movie ac-
complishments. enJO} a smoke and
watch the planes as the} depart
from "Orange Co unt) Airport ...
Looking fof\\ard to resol\ing this
nd1culous and confusmg issue wtth
a more appropriate des1gnat1on'
"OR ANGE COUNTY <\IR-
PORT ''
Robert D. W•l•t ls • nslde111 of
Newport Be•d.
I'm no pohuc1an..
No. I am not running for office'
The only endorsements I'm after
ha'c to do wtth b1c)cle safety (Fran
and I ha'e alread) garnered the
support of the Cat) of Newport
Beach. Hoag Hosp11.a l. the Orange
Count' Medical ~SS0C1at1on Aux-
1harv. ·The B1c,cle Club of Irvine.
and· ~c·re .... or.king on tht Junior
League. to name a few). Maybe Mr.
Banks ~ould hke to Jump on our
bandwagon"' He could be one of tM
liprockmen 1n our school ay
~mbhcs'
But lef s muse a moment about
things poht1Cal. In 1h1s November's
ekction "<'arc being asked to con-
To the Editor. sider 2 m1t1at1\C'S that will ltmat the
How comc.,Jhe most sp1tef ul kt· terms of state office-holders. The
ter-writers arc never listed 1n the mood 1n the state 1s vcf) against
phone book. so you can call them .. poht1c1ans.'' partly tx-cause they so
up and sec 1f they're having a better , ral'C'I~ talk.about the issues (sp1tdul
day? letter1 being one of the reasons. I'd
11111 llfltJ flrlt
Howard Bank's letter to the t"d1-gues"I ~nd here I am bein& ro und-
tor (October 16) cnh,encd m\' I> cnt1c1zed for ha,1ng -and
already busy da), and made me he3\C'n forbid. for havtng IO•
ponder on why 1t 1s that the lowest ad,crtcntl> gotten into pnnt -
epithet we can hurl at someone 1s. some distinct opinions. Hmm m !
.. She must be runmn& for office'" Mr. Banks. I don't believe I have
Y c-s. I really do a lot of thing' for ever met you, though you seem to
m} community. The "Stlf-scn mg" have follo.,..'Cd the events of my life
comments wh1cb so ruint"d Mr. closcl) May I sugcst you follow
Bank's breakfast rcadin& had been )our doctor's orders to cat a beaJtby
excerpted (rom a letter requesting breakfast -ma) be some w~
some news covcraac of 8 bike--safcty grain cereal and fruit -as yo~ do
(Sprocketman) proaram I've )'Our momjng rcadina? A good
workt"d hard o n wuh a nc11hbor. breakfast improves tcmperamentl
Fran farT'(f. and the Newport Then call me -I'm hsttd -and
Beach Bike TrallS ('otnmittcc. The we'll talk about issues (and about
fact that I didn't mark the letter becoming 1 prockctman!) KAREN EV ARTS
"pef'1Qnal," is ev1dl7\tX cnoua)\ that Ncwpon &e.ch
l'C$Carth and that is stra1a.ht from
Oranac ounty Bar s.~1at1on
news.
1111 -Al•••···· I just want to say in resard to
your hot tine on unday. about tM
anon)mOUS cnttn. I think 1t is
wonderful tlaat you have
anonymouiit cma. I CO\lldn •t po1.9-
1bty phone m aaY'hina 1f t had to
pvc my MtnC becaUIC 1t ~
affec1 my butband and tut c:aret'f,
Pteatt kttp the column and allow
the anonymous C'ritlCiuns.
I am call'ng about Oct. 19 paper.
pqc 7. the pohucal canoon and I
would hkc to request that we ccatt
and desist on bastuna Dan Quayle
for a bit. l don'1 undef'SWld it. 1t
just wtm to 10 on and on. He 11
a top fuftd.raiRr f'of his .,.ny a.cl
I am fro11 Jl)d.ana u be it and he
v.-a~ .,..ell respecied beck t.Mft aad
he' Vice Prt$tdcnt and none Of u
arc wh1 h tdl you IOmC'lbine. It's
a small rcqunt. rvc llPQltn '° Johnny anon's producer Ud
others and n •• ~ YC!Y
tirnomc and cm~.~
I lot for &iViftl UI the ~lty
to e:.pttSS our op.fttoe.
I he budget that finally emerged
from the state Capttol in July was
a m ishmash of prognm cuts (a
welfare--grant freeze. a staJI 10 pen-
sion-fund payments, etc.), new rev-
enues (a special tax on cars being
brought into the state, college ftt
increases, etc.) and some shifts of
fiscal responsibility from the state
to other units of government. It was
a package whose only distinguish-
ing quality was pure political ex-
pcdien~. It was designed to relieve
the pohtial pressure and get the
lcg:Jslature out of town. no t to
resolve the fundamental fiscal con-
flicts facing the state.
Among its provtS1ons was a n~t
httle bit of pocket-paclong involving
clllcs. counties. school distncts. and
other local ageoCles.
Counucs. espccta.11) rural ones.
have been batttted b)' 12 years of
s~nd1ng mandates imposed from
Sacramento and Ught.c'lltd rcvenuf'
rntncuons. Several of them have
been fl 1 rt ing wt th bankruptcy as
they simultaneously try 10 provide
bealth~and-welfare services re-
qu1rcd by Sacramento and serve the
purely local needs of residents.
Oeukmej1an a nd legislative
leaders wanted to take another big
bite out of counties to solve their
own budgetary problems. but they
knew that count) officials wo uld
erupt in open pohlical revolt.
Someone K1zed upon a back~oor
approach. Count) revenues were
slashed. but counties were provided
with new authomy to chargr oucs
and other units of locaJ government
special ftts to collect property taxes
a_nd to book pnsoncn into count)'
jails
It amounted to a ncrknock raid
-SC\ enal hundred million dolla{S
at least - on city and school-
dtstnct trcasuncs throughout the
state. One cit) official likened 1t to
a parcnt culling off a child's allow-
antt and then suggesting that the
child steal money from the kid next
door.
The anger. espcc1all> among
mayors and cit) council members.
has been bu1ld1ng for "'eeks. It
erupted a few days ago in a demon-
stration b) hund~ of them at a
mtttin1 of city offietals in Southern
California.
On a more substantive level
leaders of the W&ue of Cahfom1a
Cities and the County Supervtsors
l\ssociation of CaJifomia have con-
cluded an unusual unity pact. The~
two groups. which have often
clashed in the put. arc p&edsina to
~nt a united front to the state
Lcs•slaturc and t~ next aovemor
over the 1 uc of locaJ aovemment
finance.
lt rcpresents an unusual~ of
poht1cal involvement for citJCS.
which have seen thcmJtlves as
bcina exempt from the fitca.l wars
that have been fouaht cutdctlly in
the Capitol in l"C«Dt years, Whi~
schools and counties wett directly
affected by lh09C bin.lei. city of-
ficial thou,ht that they were iftde.
pendent bccau~ they bad tbetr own
rcvtnue sourt'n and were DOt in-
voh'Cd in ~ t.ate-tnaDCIMed pro-
parns. The tndired raid oe meir
roffcn penuadcd tbm\ dlM mey
arc not e~cmpt.
All oftltas 1s occ:urrins ._; .. the
· blcqrWnd of ttnewed inw in
SecnrMnto in craati!'I ..., re-
sioul .,vemmenu mu ~ at bit in part, supplant .._ cilia
and aNntia.:
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Full Moon Last Otr.
Nov. 2 Nov.9
CllYll
fromA1
of tbe savC-the-canyon army, ac-cordiQI to Mayor Lida Lenney.
And at the Oct. 16 City Council
meetina, l..enney waved a thick
stack of letters, written by studenu
at Tbunton Middle School. ex-
preuina their desire that the canyon
remain intact. Attached to each
letter, Lenney said, was a quarter to
be added to the fund.
City Manager Kenneth Frank
laid that never in his 17 years at hi s
post bas he seen a smgle issue
mobilize residents as the canyon
bas. "I don't think anything the city
bas dealt with has had such wide
support as this. Almost nobody
wants to see the canyon de-
veloped."
It's that support that members of
the Laauna Canyon Advisory
Group hope will push a bond
proposal over the top with city
voters.
Measure H, a tall designed to
raise up to $20 million toward the
canyon purchase, needs the support
of two-thirds of city voters to be
approved.
But the fact that Measure H
found iu way onto this city's ballot
is testimony to the canyon's im ·
ponance here.
There have been no tax -increase
proposals on a city ballot here in
recent memory. And city purse
strinp arc pulled so tight that the
firefighters' association, which
maintains iu members arc the low-
est paid firefighters in the county,
negotiated for six months before
reaching a contract agreement with
city management.
But Frank points out that canyon
money would not be divened from
the city's general fund -the pool
of money used to pay for such
things as salaries and street 1m·
provements.
group's point of view may be quiet-
er than those clamoring to save tbe
canyon, but they arc out there in
great numbers.
If the measure is defeated, as
Hefti predicts, even the most fer-
vent backers of the save the canyon
movement concede, the purchase
plan likely will be doomed.
If Measure H does find favor
with voters next month. the battle
is only half over.
The deal struck between the
Irvine Co. and the Laguna Laurel
Advisory Group outlines a five-
year payment plan. With each pay-
ment. Laguna Beach owns another
chunk of the coveted land. Once a
payment is made, the Irvine Co.
cannot reclaim the land. but it can
retain parcels the city is unable to
pay for.
The first payment. of $33
million. is due to the Irvine Co. by
June 30, 1991. That pa yment will
buy for Laguna Beach much of the
most sensitive land, located west of
Laguna Canyon Road. Some of the
parcel was earmarked by the de-
veloper as the site of shops. com-
mercial buildings and a golf course.
But several thousand acres were to
be set aside as open space un'der the
developer's plan.
Frank and Freeman agree that
with the bond's passage. that first
payment should be manageable.
The county hu pledged a gift of $2
million, each year for five years.
and the city can borrow SS million
from a fund collected from parking
meters. In addition, the city can
kick in $4 million from a fund it
has to buy open space.
And the two are confident that
payment of SJ. $4. and SS million
over the next three years are man-
ageable. if the county's donation
materializes.
1.1 tt t5
BOARD
FromA1
"Now is the time for accoun-
tability and a chanae ... she said at
her final board meeting Tuesday.
"Only votes on Nov. 6 for a change
can make a difference. I'd like to
see four new board members whose
priorities arc in the classroom."
Spurlock bas endorsed can-
didates RandaU Clifford and Tracy
Pellman.
The trustee's short but _pointed
diatribe apparently took feUow
trustees by surprise, and anaered
trustee Sheila Marcus, who caUed
Spurlock's comments "out of con-
text" and "half-truths ...
Marcus said she particularly ob-
jected to Spurlock's innuendo that
she was the only trustee making
studenu her priority. I
"No one serves on a school boird
who doesn't believe in education
111101
FromA1
difficult issues, some political scien-
tists expect confused and frustrated
voters will stay away from the polls
on Nov. 6.
"When people sec voting as
costly -they don't kn ow who or
what to vote for -it will lead them
not to vote," said UCI political
scientist Carole Uhlaner.
Orange Coast College political
scien~t John M. Buck ley agreed.
"Peo~ don·t want to admit they
don't know what they're doing." he
said. ·
But Buckley and other political
scientists said numerous variables
make rcadmg the public mind dif-
ficult.
For instance, a nationwide anti-
incumbent mood, or strong interest
an a handful of ballot initiatives
such as environmental or term
limitation measures, may draw
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and kids," Marcus said.
Spurlock also took the opponuni-
ty to accuse the district of rampant
fiscal mismanaaemenJ.
"How can this district plead pov-
erty and limitations on fundina
when it refuses to put the money it
bas in the classroom?" Spurlock
asked.
Because Spurlock says her qu~
tions have remained unanswered.
she decided to brina her displeasu~
out in the open rather than keep it
behind closed doors.
Spurlock provided copies of her
remarks to the public.
"I don't think anything I said
should be a secret." she added.
Among her complainu wu the
management of the district's Eng-
lish as a Second Lanauqe proaram.
the S2.S million rcmodelina cost for
district offices, and the number of
students to a class, which she in-
dicated was about 30.
"Our class sizes are among the
some votcn to the polls.
Uhlaner sees little evidence of
that in this election.
"My sense is that none of the
issues has sparked the kind of
interest that will bring people out,"
she said.
UCI poliucal scientist Shawn
Rosenberg said many voten may
cast ballots for candidates. but will
ignore all of the initiatives.
Worse, some voters will decide
for or apjnst measures on too little
information and without under-
standing the complexity or Iona·
term effects of the issues. Rose-
nberg said.
"There arc other things in life to
worry about -work you've
brouaht home. your children. Just
to read the measures and the argu-
menu for and apinst, you're talk-
ing about hours and hours of work
that people aren't motivated to put
in." he said.
"As a co nsequence. we can expect
While affection for the canyon 1s
almost uni versal and polls in-
dicated strong suppon for the
measure. as advisory group leader
Paul Freeman puts it. "two-thirds 1s
never easy."
However. last week Supervisor
Thomas F. Riley stated that the
count y•s contribution pledge may
be withdrawn if the city of Laguna
Beach tries to legally block buildin&
of the San Joaquin Hills tollway. As
currently planned. the toll road will
traverse the canyon property. , .... Mwlcll:ls-
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wont in the nation." she said.
Marcus saw it another way.
"Elizabeth came on the board
intending to lower class sizes.
Ocean View was going to have an
ideal class size despite none of the
districts in California could afford
it"
SpurlQCk said she was also disap-
pointed when the board voted 4-1
to approve a budaet not in line with
recommendations made by a com-
munity budget committee, an ad-
visory body on which 'Spurlock sat.
.. My main frus1ration is this dis-
trict has almost $40 million in its
budget for this year, and programs
cut a~ those that directly affect the
children."
She also accused the district of
no\ accepting applications for the
pofition of superintendent before
Monte McMurray was hired.
McMurray said he preferred not
to comment on Spurlock's accusa-
tions.
the results of this dection may be
some of the most irresponsible we
have produced in awhile."
For voters who arc willing to
tackle the challenge of the ballot.
political scientists recommend they
be selective.
"My advice is to only vote on
those things you know about."
Buckley said. "for Instance. I have
a difficult time vot:na for judges.
There's just no way to know enough
about them."
"I'd look to see who's supponing
the measure or candidate," Watt-
enberg said. "Who's around the
candidate? That can tell you a lot
more than what the candidate 1s
saying.
"And if the auto industry is for a
measure. or the beer industry is for
it that should tell you something."
FinaUy. Wattenberg suagests.
"Unless you know a reason to vote
yes, vote no.
"Maybe if enough of these thinas
get turned down they'll stop putting
them on the ballot."
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million annual passengers at the
proposed airport. but all the exist-
in& Southern California airpons
together generate only 118 million
passengers a year.
The only real shortfall in
Southern California is the l S
million passengers edged out of
John Wayne, Rawlinp said. And of
that overflow, only 20 percent arc
international or "long-haul" pass-
engers who travel fanher than 2,000
miles. he said.
"There's not going to be an influx
of people running up to the moun-
tain," said Rawlings, who has 25
years experience in airport plan-
ning.
lllCIY
FromA1
who has seen Rocky "at least 200
times" but was willing to pey ad-
mission Saturday night.
"I do it for the audience partici-
pation." she said. "People actually
come up with new yellings to yell at
the show. If you do anythina like
that in another theatCT you'd act
kicked out."
Her companion Dan Wilton. 29,
also of Fountain Valley, recalled
some memorable screenings.
"The best time was taking mar·
qu~ letters and putting them under
the screen showing what they were
saying. "he said. "And I was here
one night when they had a water
riot. They ended up dumping a
bucket of water on one girl's head ...
Susan Machain. 25, of Tustin.
may be a Rocky recordbolder.
"I saw it every weekend from the
time I was 14 til the time I was 21 ,"
she said. "I thought it would be fun
to brina my fiancc because he's
never seen it. It's something I miss,
it was the best pan of my
adolescence."
And a small but dedicated band
known u the Laguna Beach Tax-
payers Association is devoting its
enersies to defeating the proposal.
The association's leaders say the
bond will cost far more than the
~res proided by city officials, and
wiU siphon off money from such
needs u sewer and street repair.
"But the fifth year payment is the
real challenge. To get through year
five, we will need state funds," said
Freeman. The advantages of a simple retirement program
And Ma~ret Hefti of the as-
toei8&ion UJd those who share her
.., In that last year, the ci ty will ha ve
to come up with a $33 million
balloon payment.
"It's quite right to say that we
don't have that all nailed down,"
Freeman said.
By Ken Nlcolaa annually.) Employees can even
combine RA and SEP contribu-
tions in one account for simplicity
of record keeping and reduction of
administrative costs.
This article will concentrate on
one of the most popular and easy to
administer retirement proarams.
the Simplified Employee Plan or
SEP/IRA. This propam provides ....,""""""'""""""'""""""'~""""""'~~~==~--------~======-i an employer with a simplified way
A SEP can provide a sipjficant
source of income at rctircmen& for
both the employee and tk ldf-
employed employer. In addition,
employer contributions to 1 SEP,
the employer has no futtbcr re-
sponsibility for the COl\tributed
amounts since the funds are man·
qed by the particular cuatodial
Institution where the employee's
IRA reaidel. In addidon. an cm·
ployer can decide each year whether
to pay Into the SEP and how much
to contribute depcndinJ on the
company•• profltability.
HALLOWEEN PARTY
Oct. 31st, 6:30-8:00 p.m.
A safe place for the kids
to have some Halloween fun.
F R EE ADMISSION
lots of Activities
CHRIST CHURCH BY THE SEA
For more Info. 67 l-3805
" Alk for Diane
Balboa Penlnsuli
to make tax deductible contribu-
tions to an employee's Individual
Retirement Account (IRA).
A SEP iJ a cross between an IRA,
1 penlion and a profit-sbarina plan.
Simply stated, SEPs arc retirement
prosram1 established by an em-
ployer to provide retirement ben·
efttJ without peying the hiah start-
up and operatina costs of conven-
tional plans. Created by C.oncress in
1971 to help overcome the objec..
tiont most small busineues have
toward bilb administrative COIU
MMt compticated ttpOrtiQa requ~
menu ol corporate plam1 SEPt are
dniped to wort on the mne prin·
dpln as IRAs. Contributions are
IMde to employees' own IRA&. The
only ~ence between an l1tA and
I str " that SEP contributions are ~ IMde by employen mber lh8e _..,._. IDd the amounts
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pmy 8P 10 a ----OI 130.000 --~
A SEP plan ia aJao attractive to
many small buaineues becaute it
can be established and ..-ted
wttbout the administrative cxpente
or c:omultina -. utually ueociated
wttll maintliftins 1 more compleJt
retirement plan (e ... 401(K) ,._.).
SEPI can be tet u, b)' a wide
variety ofbuli--. IKI .... lllf.
•ployed .. -. ,..,.. t ., ••
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employer can make SEP contribu-
tions up until the date the com-
pany's tax return is due, includjng
any extensions. The SEP plan can
also be established after the close of
the employer's tax year.
A SEP plan can be a lf'Clt incen-
tive and benefit J*Uee to em-
ployees. Unlike mott pension p&am.
a SEP aUows the employee a sn-t
deal of control and participation.
All money contributed to an em-
ployee's SEP account u well u the
investment eaminas, belonp to the
employees, even if they atop work-
Ina for the business. Employers'
contributions to the SEP are not
included in employees' income tu
for Social Security tax purposes
which can help lower the em-
ployees' tax bracket.
If certain conditions arc met,
employees themselves can make
pre-tu contributions up to $7,969
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Board o f Business Advisers
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clouded past
first place
Wltll title bl bad,
Bdlao• ••tell• rest · aim for lbJal bertlls
By a.rry F8Ulkrw
Or-.. Co.It ~ "°'
ALONG THE ORANGE COAST -
Thouab the Swuet Leape football crown
has aiready been awatded, a pair of prized
playoff berths remain for the 1akina with
Just two weeks left in the repJar tra10D.
F.dison toppled its fifth straiaht 1eaaue
foe Friday niaht (1 19-10 win over
Marina) to claim fint place, but the the
race for the tccond and third spots are -still-wide -open. -
Wcstmins\er, picked to.finish last in the
Oran,e Cout. Dmly Pilot ~e fore-
cut. has joined Ocean View (idle last
week) in second place with a 2-1-1 record.
while Marina is 2-2.
Huntinaton Beach, which dropped its
third leaaue pme in four weeks, is still
capeble of makina thinu interestina. u is
Santa Ana, which dropped Fountain Val-
ley Friday for the te00nd straight teaaue
win after an ~ start.
Winless Fountain Valley must hope to
L spoil the playoff hopes of either West-
minster or Marina before callina it quits.
The playoff pursuit will likely go down
to the wire, which has been a common
chara~teristic of lequc pmes this year,
including last week's miraculous West-
minster win over Huntinaton Beach.
The Lions. who picked off a pass in the
final minutes to preserve a tie with Ocean
View, pushed past the Oilers with a Sl-
yard touchdown bomb with two seconds
remaining. The touchdown drive came
after Huntington Beach pined the lead
with a field goal with S3 seconds left.
Ocean View held off Santa Ana earlier
this year by stoppina a two-point con-
venion run inside the final minute. and
Huntington Beach was driving on Santa
Ana in the final seconds. before the Saints
intercepted a pass deep in their own
territory to preserve the one-point victory
two weeks ago.
Herc's how coaches sized up last week's
contests:
• £41 ... Ceadl Dave Wlalte: "We cel-
ebrated winnina the title that ni~t. but
we're not getting carried away with it. It
was fun for the kids and they've done a
great job all season. but there's still work
to be done and they know that
"Everything went pretty much like we
wanted it to, other than those two
fumbles to stan the second half. They
cashed one fumble in for a touchdown
and came close to doing the same with the
second. But we stopped them inside the I
and that saved our fannies.
"We knew they had a tood defense, but
we thought we could hold them to one
touchdown and we did. We knew they
would get some yards, but we wanted to
press them into situations where they had
to pass or pitch (on the option).
"Our defensive look (a six-man 'front
with one linebacker shadowing fullback
Shawn Fulford) surprised them a little.
We added some size up front., which is
something we may need in the playoffs
apinst strona rushina teams. I was very
pleased with the way our defense played.
"We tbouaht it would be a battle and
it was. Marina is a very well-coached
football team, and we're happy with the 'Yin ...
• Marlaa Ceadl Jelm Seele7: "It was a
hard-fou&bt pme on both sides. We had
an opponuruty to win the pme, but we
dropped a pass in the end zone and we
were stopped at the I-yard line on fourtb-
and-soal.
'1beir six-man front was somethina we
hadn't seen all year, but we were able to
adjust. It did, however, take away some
thinp we had planned on doing.
"We planned on lhrowina about IS
S.. SUNSET,..
By Plltr9c* Lafkln
er._ Co.It ~ "°'
ALONG THE ORANGE COAST Hardly anyone fiaured that after __ ,J_,.
sames. the Costa Meu Hilb footbell tcam
would be 4-4 overall and tied for MCODd
in the hci6c Cout Leaaue race with a 2-l
auord.
In Coach Tom Baldwin's opiDioa. Ml
Mustanas should have beaten ~
leader Lquna Hills two weeks llD· 1baa
would have put Costa Mesa aJ6De in m.
place.
• Still, Baldwin's more than happy about
his team's position.
"Our kids feel aood about what we've
been doina," Baldwin said. .. We have 10
foraiet about not beatina Lacuna Hills. .11
LAe ~ COMt ~ "'°'
After • tough lou to Tuatln, Newport HarbOr H6gh Coectt Jeff Brtnk19y hopel his ...,, CM bounce bade tht8 week.
we win one o( our next two pmes, we ltlll
have a aood chance of mak:ina the play.
offs as a wild ca:rd, bec:aute we'll bave a
.SOO "'°°rd. So I feel we're in pretty aood
position."
Fil
Fil
M
n..
However, for Lquna Beach and Eatan-
ci.a, last week's los5CS pretty much ended
hopes for PCL playoff berths.
Herc's what the coacbes~__uuay for
those teams and other OraDIC Coeil"4
teams:
• C..ta Mesa'• BaNwlll: ··The kids
played super. The defense bas been tbeJ:e
all season long and now the offense 1s
comina around. I think one of the bia
differences bas been line coach Doua
Brown. He just joined the team durina the
summer and bas been doin& a super job.
He's tot them playirlc well \OFlber.
.. We really just pound out a lot of
yards against them. U sually when you
have S4 I yards in offcme, you have a
couple of long runs -you know, 70 or
80 yards. I think our loqest run was 40
yards by Fernando Ospina.
"I told Lyman Olney afterward that the
last thing in the world we wanted to do
was try to run up lb~ score. When . wc
scottd on the free kick.. we were JUSt
trying to get anyone we could into the
game. Instead of kicking the baU alo!'J the
around like they did all game. the kicker
sort of popped one up. and it went ri&bt
to DaVld Phillips. And you can't tell the
kid to try not to score.
"I think our defense can stop just about
anyone. and I think we can play with
anyone. If ~ don't ma.kc mistakes on
offense, we can beat anyone ...
•Laa-Beadl C... Lymu OIMr.
"Costa·Mesa is a real aood. solid footbl.11
team. I think they are very capable on
both offense and defense. and their run-
ning becks ran especially well be.bind their
trap bloclcina. They just pounded it in
there, and we couldn't stop it. We're a
little thin on defense and a lot of times we
were there to make t.be stop, but they kind
of dlllF<f us for anotbet' 3 to 4 yards.
F•ca Pat • nit, Unl's win ·w11 key 011
"We turned the ball over four times
and twi~ early 10 ~ game. They made
~m~ nace drivct aoCl a<>t to us rea.lly
qwck with a couple of breaks. When ~
came back and aot to the point wbeft we
could have made it a pme. we failed to
make a first down deep in their territory
on short yarda&c and that really hurt.
By Patrick Larkin / Woodbridae Coach Rick 9ibson ~n't ~h; ~ l(jnp, Tro~ans anct~rs fight-
too clear on the concept either. ana It out for third. Thett 1s also a
Onln9e co.t Delly P*>t "I think in this situation that no one possibility of a wild-card berth.
ALONG THE ORANGE COAST -wins it outfiabt., .. Gibson said. .. I Suell it Herc's what the coaches bad to sar
Althouah University High footbl.11 coach just stays•at the Irvine World News... • u.nenHy'1 Ouw...,..m: ~1 think
Mark Cunningham isn't exactly sure Fence Post or not., the Trojans bed 1 we're in the thick of getting into the
whether his team is the sole owner of the strona effon apinst the Warriors, who playoffs. We've played preuy well all
Fence Post Trophy. he knows one thing. were outplayed in the fint half. Wood-tca0n. but the loss to Newpon H~r
His team returned to contention for a bridat put on a comebect effon in the (Oct. 19) was dishcanenina. It was mce to
playoff berth in the Sea View leque. final two quanen, but it wasn't cnouah. sec us rebound and get back on track.
The Fence Post is awarded annually to The loss also appears to have dropped the "I think from the opening ka~off to the
the Irvine city champion. but this season. Warrion from serious contention for a end of the pmc we played_ Wlth a great
all three schools (Uni. Woodbridae and playoff berth. intensity that we lacked qamst Newport.
Irvine) finished 1-1 against each other. Tustin's impressive effon in its win We had people flyang to the baU. we
"I don't know 1f we won it or not." over Newpon Harbor teems to have maintained control and ~ ~re lookma
C unninaham said. "But in the pa.st, if all decided the iea,ue cbampioftihip raice. for someone to hit. Th~re. wasn't anyone
three schools have the same "'°°rd· wc while Saddlcbect'a win over c.orona deJ sandina around. We ehm1nat~ the tum-
sharc it. Our biacst concern. however. Mar makes the ROlldnmnen' bid for overs. and wc seemed to be in focus.
was winnina the lequc pme." second place much stroqer. That leaves See SEA VIEW,..
.. In the last few seconds of the ~es
(Costa Mesa scored nine points 1n 10
seconds). we were trying to put some kids
on the field that haven't played. We
didn't think much was golJll to happen.
and To m (Baldwm) felt real bad about iL
We bad four or five guys try to tackle the
free-kick returner, but he just ran it in.
Neither team e:itpected it and wc were
both kind of Vlctlms of cucumstances."
• Eaiuda c... ,... Ue• ms• at:
.. Trabuco bas a lot of talenL Ob my God!
I don't understand why they att in the
Pacific Coast League, or how they've lost
four pmes. Their hne aot off the ball so
See OTHERS/II
Rams looking to get back
in wild-card playoff chase
llllllJ'I ., ...
By ALAN ROBINSON
AP 9pot'9 wn.er
PllTSBUROH -For
the Pittsbursb Sleden. ••••
been Never on Monday. at
least not since 1916.
The StteJcn wae the Nfl.. •a
alamour franchise a decade and
a half aao. but '°' the lut five aeat0ns.. &My've been strictly not ready for prime
time. At least until tOftilht.
It won't cuctly be a ~ of Super
Bowl hopefuls. ,but Pinsburp (3-4) wiU
play the Rams (2-4) in the Steelen' ftnt
Monday qbt pmc since 1 24-ll loea 10
the Cindanati 8eftlllb on Oct. 13, 1916.
They wett two ol tbc lelpc's duds in
September -Pitubwsb'• .._ didn't
~ 1 toucbdioMl. the Rams won just
ODCC -but 5eeekn wideout Louis Uppe
IUtpeCtl bodl ...... will play bener than
their recordL
ltamt C.-dil J•n JloblDIOG lllid dlley'd
betW. Acnally, •11J1ite .. PoOf ~ I
...... ritlm, '° 'at• ....... tie ...... willll
blr ... --.. .M ........ Md ftnal ... ,.. .... la ... NPC.
.. h'I a Miki•-. it's lime ID ilt
~ bow ,. ... ...., ........
an~ in die '-lue." U.... .W.. •&-
pecially after a lot of neptivc lhinp have
been said about you."
A lot of tbOIC neptive lh.inp were
wri~ and said about the Rams. who
some picked to unseat the two-time ~
fcndina Super Bowl champion San Fran-
ci1CO 49tts in the NK West. lnstead, the
Rams admittedly are out of the division
race even before Halloween.
"Even thinkina abollt it is 1 waste of
time.'' said q~t*t Jim Everett. "We
had the dreams that we could o the
Super Bowl -and then we start off 1-4.
I don't think anyone ever dreamut of
(that). h's disappointina. ..
The Stttle:n wae nearly u ditappoint-
ina. Thetr offente didn't eimentc a touch-
down untiJ their ftftb pane. They mapted
to l()()fe nine in their next two pmea. then
slipped beck into tbeir old ftmk. lolina in
Su Franc:itco 27-7 1Mt week.
Tbe Rama. dC> beat Adanta 44-24 lut
week. tmJ me 49'n (6-0) tty bar ,...
with ""'a 1C910a IO 1&4be 5'eeler'I nil
AFC Cmtral ae.dlr' Onc:ineai (S-2) by two
..... to bod\ -_, apprOIK:ta Moe-
dly """'' with I lletilltelled -o/ delperadoa.
"We do, .. ll...,_ laid. '"I ... ,.
itippine ._., inao 1 rneclioc~ -ii
WEEI
I
Bills 2 7, Patriots 10
Lions 27, Saints 10
Dolphins 2 7, Colts 7
Packers 24, Vikings 10
Jets 17, Oilers 12
Eagles 21, Cowboys 20
Bears 31, Cardinals 21
'9ers 20, Browns 17
Chargers ,1, kcaltars 11
Gilnts 21, ~ 10
Falcons 38, .... 11
To¥rt:t GlnM (I •'cM)
1.. It St11l1r1
• .. •
• ,.
EAST a~ NJ:
Pollwd Dinict Cahr-lweme dac
hiP='..,.W rookie ia NBA IUleary Swt-
dly by •• a ft~ contnct (Or ---S 15 million that makes bim the hilbat..,aid player
on the New Jeney Neta.
Tbe lilnina came ._ tbaa a week before dao
Nett' leUOD-Opeoet OD Friday, and Coaeman'1 IMe
urival bu been a IOft poiat with cmcb Bill Fitch.
Coleman., the aU-ume ae.clina IOOl'ef' and ,.
bounder at Syncu1e and all-time leedina rd>oUnder
in NCAA history, misted the entire praeasoa.
The contnct reponedly ii paruteed for four
years. with the Neta ~na the option for the fifth
year. It also contains teveral incentives. includina
ones for makina the All-Rookie team and top five
in reboundina and scorf'ha.
''I never thouaht it would take th.is long. b I'm &lad ifs over.'' said Coleman, who worked out on h is
own durina negotiations.
Television -radio
•Rams-Steelers, Channel 7, 6 p.m.
TELEVISION c.u..e r....u 5 pm -Grambhna al laas Southern (11pe). Pnme Tick.ti ..,.,. .......
6 p m -Rams 11 Pu~ Channel 7
Prer..-.o
6 pm -Rams 11 Plnsbuflh. KMPC (7~)
In other neall Suadly.
• Second-ranked Baril lecbt. Plarilll om ti
the belt indoor matcbel of bis career. 1naed to •
M. 6-0. 6.J victory over tosHaDMct Stefan f.dblra
in tbe cbampiouhip matcb at the Stoctbolm
(Sweden) Open.
• Mnic:an Manin Pitayo beat Poland'• Antoni
Niemczak by a aep to win the Cb.iclec> Marathon in
2 boun. 9 minutes. 41 seconds. Ponupf1 Aurora
Cunha led all the way in winnina the women·•
division i.n 2:30: l l.
•Jodie Mudd lodacd one shot between a
photGp'&phcr's stomach and bis belt. hit another ball
out of bounds and still went~ on to win the bigest
prize in American golf wi{h a one-bole playoff
victory over Billy Mayfair in the Nabisco Cham-
pionships at Houston. Each finished regulation at
I I-under 273.
•George Archer overcame a four-stroke deficit
over the final 10 holes and beat Dale Douglass by
one stroke in the $400,000 Rancho Murieta Senior
Gold Rush at Rancho Murieta.
•At the Sunday's Winston Finals draa races at
the Los Anaeles County Fairplex in Pomona, season
nationaJ tides were won by Joe Amato (Top Fuel),
John Force (Funny Car), Darrell Alderman (Pro
Stock).
•Fabio Gouveia became the first Brazilian to
ever capture an Association of Surfinf Professionals
world tour event. taking out Austra.han Matt Hoy,
86.8-82.8 in the final of the Hang Loose Pro in Sao
Paulo. Brazil. Sunday. Tom Curren, who didn't surf,
remains first in the world rankings by 716 points.
WINNIPEG, Manitoba -Wayne ~
Gretzky, who scored his 2,000th point
on Friday night, added two assists to his • •
milestone total Sunday night as the Los
An1tles Kings defeated the Winnipeg Jets 6-2.
Greulcy picked up his I Sth and 16th assists of
the season as the Kings split a two-game weekend
series with the Jets, who won 6-2 Friday night.
Tomas Sandstrom, Luc Robitaille, John
Tonelli, Steve Kasper, Tony Granato and Todd EJik
sco~ for the Kings as the Kings improved to 8-2-1 .
Full rich flavor, not f\111 price.
'
A'1ailable 1n Kings a Kings UQbtl.
SURGEON GE NE RA L'S WARNING : Smoking
By Pregnant Women May Result in Fetal
Injury, Premature Birth~ And Lqw Birth Weight.
c
Mfr'a . ...-tel ret..i prict.
Kittta lJIMI: 11 .. "t1C 0.7 .. ---liflta: 14 ..
"ter;· 10 Ml Mctllftt "· '* dtlnh ~FTC"""*'·
• ,
~
ODCAOO -UNL V bMlrctbilll ~ -m Jtn"Y Tartaniaa oflwed to lit ~t ,,-,.. _: ... ctiampioaehlp tounament. ..... _, __ _
...... ltlke or u much .. s 100.000 in PIQoft' revenue, and abl1ain tom recnaitina for a
,_.. ii the NCAA revenes a rulins b&ockina tbe '
Runnin • Rebell from dekndina their nalional tide.
The offer wu one of four alternatives Tartanian
and UNL v officials pretented durina a two-hour
meetina Sunday with NCAA Jnfnctions Comminee,
which capped a ll-year lepl dOlfiaht with UNLV 1
ln July by banishina the Runnin' Rebels from the
1991 basketball tournament.
The three other alternatives were: UNL v·,
.tmtetball team not bt permitted to compete in the
1992 tournament; Tarkanian sits out ~th the 1991
and 1992 tournaments; or UNLV wiU make no
network TV appearanCC1 during the 1991-92 season,
reduce its scholarships from l S to 13, reduce tbe
number of official recuitina visits from 18 to nine in
1991-92, and allow no off-campus recruiting by any
member of the basketbaU staff for a year.
Each of the fo ur alternatives was presented as
mutually exclusive. In exchanae. Tarkanian prom-
ised to pursue no funher litigation.
-From IM Aueda&H Presa
Quote of the day
All&oal Nlemcw, the Polish marathon run-
ner who won the San Francisco Marathon, fin-
ished second for the third time this year at the
Chicago Marathon Sunday: "I'm Mr. Second
Place. I'm happy with m y personal best. With 200
meters to go. I tho ught I could win, but I have
great respect for (winner) Manin (Pitayo). The
last SO meters was a big sprint. We were just arms
and legs going. I was reall y tired ...
.............
Giants hold
Redskins
off, 21-10
By Barry Wilner
AP $port1 Wrltllf
The New York
Giants got the kind of
break the~ always i~!il!I seem to against the r.
Washington Redskins
to cam a 21-10 NFL
victory in a NFC East
D1v1s1on battle Sun-
day.
TraJhng 14-1 O. Washington stop-
ped the G1an1s on a fourth--and-
inches pla). then drove to New
York's 3. Stan Hum phnes. who had
11 straight completions in the sec-
ond half. rolled nght and threw to
Earnest B> ner. The ball h11 his
shoulder pad and bounced into the
hands of defens1 ' c back Greg Jack-
son. and on Washington's next pos-
session. Everson Walls picked otT a
pass a nd went 28 ~ards for a touch-
down to clinch 1t.
In other NFL games:
• Falcons 38, Bengals 17: De1on
Sander$ returned a punt 79 yards
for a touchdown and Scott Case set
up 1wo others w11h an 1ntcrcept1on
and fumble recover) for host Atlan-
ta. Chns Miller h11 Flo)d D1.1ton
with sconng passes of thrtt and 11
yards and tc"c Broussard ran 50
yards for another score
Jets 17. OUe" l %: Rookie Darrell
Davis recovered Warren Moon·s
fumble in the end zone for the
winning touchdo" n. Davis. a 1 lth-
round drat\ choice from Texas
Clmst1an. sacked Moon for a six-
yard loss. and when Moon Josi the
ball, Da"1s fell on 11.
81111 %7, Patriots 10: ButTalo took
a 14-3 halftime lead and cruised
past the inept Patriots ( 1-6), who
have lost fi ve 1n a row for their
worst stan since 1970. Thurman
Thomas rushed for 136 yards and a
touchdo" n .
DolplaiDt %7, Colts 7: Linebacker
ClitT Odom, who was not protected
from free agency by the Colts. aot
back at has former team. He re-
covered a fumble for a to uchdown
and his sideline tackle knocked
quancrback Jack Trudeau out for
the season with a tom riaht k.ncc
lipment.
•ten H , Browat 1'7: San Fran-
cisco won its I Sth straiaht pme as
Joe Montana woke up in time to
lead a 44-yard drive to Coftt's
winnina kick.
Ban II, CaNJaa11 11: Neal
Anderson had a pair of two-yard
runs and Jim Harbaup puled and
ra" for two other touchdowns for
Chia\IO (7-1).
CMraen u, B11e1 It: Marion
Bulls had three touchdown runs
and San Dieao intercepted four
pastn by Chris Chandler, who was
subs1itutin1 for the injured Vinny
Tcstavetde.
&q ... II, C.WM11 It: Philedel-
phia s&qcd IM best comebeck of
tht' day, aettlna Randall Cun·
nl .. ham'1 10..yard touchdown pus
to Calvin Wllhams with 44 leCODds
left to win.
U.. 17, ...... It: Detroit's de-
feonlt' rude tht dif'ftrence as Jimmy
Wilham• returned a fumble ~3
yards fOr I touCbdown Ind tbc Lone in~ lhrce or .s'"e w ...........
Pl1'11 I h, ·~ llt 1llc Pldllnillw,lldl~..-.1adwll11 I ftlae-Jlld TD .... by lineman Shlwn Pattenoa, to beet
tht Vikinp for the lixlta dme in
~ trift.
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coupla .... Uld dley .....
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riabt to wtn lhe pme, but they
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ol 1990."
,__ prailed die play ol inliar
~ Milm 0..W.. wllo
had played die previoul bar ....
at nceiwr after lbartlll caw·
ter1>ecki119 daora early ia .... "9f.
"Mike tbftW for I«> ~ and
we improved our palliftl. He11
continue 10 ttart."
Tbe natbifta pme wu • ..,...,
by the Iola of tailblck Joe Coo-tmu, who had hit f'ool llepped oe
after one carry and did not play lhe me of the pine.
.. Joe wiU be OK. but we kept him
out as a precaution. It bwt our
offcnte. no question ...
Alto, swuna cornat.KJt Adriu
Brown re-injured 1 stre11 fncture in
his riah• lea and could be lost for
lhe season.
. Pascoe npreued concern 1bou1
his defense. which yielded lute
chunks of nalhina Yardaee for the
third straiaht pine.
"They controlled the bell. Part of
it is we're playina ph~ical football
teams. and the other part is lack of
execution on our pen. People are
continuina to improve and we're
not We need 10 act beck to the
thinp we did in the first five weeks
that we haven't done the last
three."
..... ta.bl ValleJ' Ceed9 Mike
Milmer: '>'file story remains the
same with bia plays and our inabili-
1y to keel) a lead.
"We're ac1tin1 the worst play in
the secondary we've had in my 19
years at Foun1j1n Valley. We're
pourous and we had some major
coverage busts.
"Offensively. we nashed the foot·
ball eiuremely well for the third
week in a row. (Tailback) Brian
Williams had another aood pme.
ind (fullback) Mike Pecen con·
tinues to play well. Karl Schroller
played well at offensive tackle. and
Craia Hurley had a Jood pme at
center. where he's played well all
year.
"We thou&ht we were Stting light
at the end of the tunnel. but for the
past three weeks, ifs been an on·
coming train."
• WataUalter C..dl S&u a.rt:
"It was an exciting win. It was a
seesaw pme. and you had the
feclina whoever had the ball last
"'ould win. We're lookina &ood for
the playoffs. but we've still got to
play aood football the next two
weeks.
"We've had a lot of close pmes
since I've been 11 Westminster, but
not one.that ended so dramatically.
It's imponant to have wins like that
sometimes. We tell our kids to
never aive up. and a pme like that
proves there's somelhina 10 that ..
ITHED
From 81
well that I thouaht wc were playina
the Rams .
"We played with them to a cer·
tain point. but we turned it over
four Limes andthey capitalized. I
was pleased with lhe pass offense
with Matt Johner leadina it. but the
nannina pme was non~xistent.
The offense kind of ac>t us an
trouble. but the defense couldn't
stop them in the fint half. They
For the record
&rique Ooaur::; ~0::::9::..o S::-:~a-,ard IOUdMlown
pw from Quanerwk Kirt Pierce wiil. two leCOGdl left '° lift tl9e Uom
10 a 2).17 vicuw) over HuntiDllOD 8-cb. He ca...-it at tbe 5 and raced
in for the willDCf'. .,.... Time Def ............ ,,.,
E.dilon's Scott Botlow, who l1opped MariM 1 SUwa Fulbd 12
inches &om tbe pl line to help the aw.en ptOteCt a 16-10 ad en
roule 10 a 19-10 Sumei Leque.dinchina victory over the Vwnp at
Oranee Cout ColJeee.
(lut ..... ~ ldlMI ~·,. " .. ,... -.... , • 7S-Mike C\lnniqham (f.diton TD pe11 from JOlb Oinpicb.
• 71-Josh TaUllia {University), D pus from Brian Vail
• 66-MllCOI Diaz (Fountain Valley), TD pa11 from Ryan Bet1on1 .
• S6-WiU Bobuslavizk.i (Estancia), TD pus from Matt Johna.
• 54-Marc Wilker (University), run.
• 51-Enrique Gonzalez (Westminster), TD pus from Kirk Pien:e.
•»-Tim Meeba.n (El Toro). kickoff return.
• U-0.vid Phillips (Costa Mesa). TD return with free kick..
• 40-Fernando Ospina (Costa Mesa), TD run .
Lutwed'• leMen
I. Ouoc Pham (Costa Mesa). I 99: 2. Mike Castro (Seddlebeck),
23-141; l Shawn. Fulford (Marina) . .W 28: 4. Scott Seal (Irvine), 22-11<}.
S. Fernando Ospina (Costa Mesa). 12-1 : 6. M8" Wal1ter (Unavenity),
12·104; 7. Jake Jacobs (Woodbridae). I~ S· 8. Bret Sanden (El Toro),
16-93; 9. Lucas Jones (Westminster). 14-91 : 10. Heman Oe Santos
(Saddlcbecki. I l-89: 11. Marc Walker (University}, 13-87· 12. Travis
8aktina (Edison), I~; 13. Derck Spatks (Mater Dei), 1:s..is.
LutW_..,,...._._.,.
.1. Rob Johnson (El Toro), 16-2~1 . 211yards,3 TDs; 2. Jason Minici
(Irvine), 16-24-1. 206 yards, I TD; 3. Matt Johner (Esllncia), 14-23-2,
206 yards. I TD; 4. J~ Gingrich (Edison). 9.21-0, 204 yards. 2 TDs;
S. James \\'.fill (Woodbridae). 13-2S-O, 189 yards. I TD; 6. Billy Blanton
(Mater Det), 14-21-1, 145 yards, I TD; 7. Mike Chavira (Huntfoaton
Beach), 13-26-1. 140 yards. I TD.
Lut week'• reffl•iq leMen
I. Mike Cunni~ (f.dison). 6-1 59; 2. Gabe Stupin (Huntinaton
Beach), 5-~9; 3. M1auel Morales (Woodbridae). 5-65; 4. Riclty Ellis
(Mater Dea)J ~ S. ~n Doalson (El Toro). ~S; 6. Pele Baniap
(Estancia). >12; 7. Will Bobuslavizk.i (Estancia). 4-108.
Lui •••• acert.1 laMlen
I. David Phillips (Costa Mesa), Quoc Pham (Costa Mesa), Scott Seal
(Irvine). Bret Sanders (El Toro). 12 each: S. Duby Ospina (Costa Mesa).
II each. ·
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l. Detetl Se>arka (Mater o.ll, 121·1n; 2. Shawn Fulford (Marine), 17S·l2t;
J. Scott S..I (Irvine>. 16S-7U; 4. Mike Cestro (Seodlebeck), 109·~; S. Marc
Weller (Unlvenlty), llS-571; 6. Bil Sendro !Estencle), fS-552; 7. J«ry Apane
!UnlveralM l<M·S27; I. Joe Contreres (Huntlneton IMdll. '7·Sl7; t. RusMI
Otaheflkl (Newoort Hertlor), 107·S1', 10. Luc.s Jonn (Westminster), 75'-"7. .........
I ftoO Jonnson (El Toro).· 13C>-lt2·S. 1,613, 2. Josi\ Giner~ (Edison),
102·200-t, IMO; J. Jason Mlnicl (Irvine), 107·200--•, l,2SI, •· RendV K.arliner
IOcNn View), 1s-1•11. 1,157; S. Bllv 814Mtton (Meter o.I), ft·l7S.-S, 1.1•; 6.
Moreen Lencl\enlln (Lffune ked'I), ~-ISHS, 1.0,., 1. ftven McEvov"'(Costa
Mnel. 7~155·10, l.ON; I Jemn Wvett, '3·1U·7, l ,061. t. Mall JoMer
(Estencl•I. S2·11•-•· 9Sl, 10. Steve Weller (Newport Hertxlf), 11·1•1-6, 161.
-~ 1 M • Cunnlnoham !Edison), •1·676; 2. Darren OoabOn (El Toro>. JJ•G l;
J. oi.> Erk Feereu. <Laeune ISeedlJ, n -m . Men Huftn\en <nine>. 12-Slf; S. Albert Fenoee <Ocan View), 31-JJl; 6. Chris Perrv (lnlne), 21·20; 7 (lie)
W IG ISohu"-vltkl (Eatencla), 27-566; Geor .. GrMnwell (Mtwoorl Hertlor), 27-3'9.
Oevld Gontelez (Maler o.I), f1-3J7; ll. Julain JoMlorl (WOOCIDI ldiM). i.·2t0.
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1 Bret Senders (El Toro), n ; t Oeretl Soertls (Meler Oefl, SO; J, Scott
Seel (lrvlne), •; t. Duby Otolne !Coste MeM), ~; S. Marc W•*er (UnlvwslM ,
.,; 6. Erle FIOl'eut (l.Hune ISMdll. 31; 7. (lie) Adem Bowermesler (Huntlneton
hadl), RusMll OllMfsal (NewPMI HMtxlr), 3'; t Brien Nurlek (WOOdbrldlel.
3'; 10. Josh Klein (Hewoort Hertxlr), l3.
havt to average 240 across the front
hne.
.. Their Ught end Julian Ford is as
talented a ball player as f ve seen.
and we roade o ne of their running
backs look like Gerald Riggs of the
Redskins."
• lrvtM CMd Ten'J Beal1aa:
"It was an exeitina pme, but we
were lucky to get out of lheTC
alive." he said. "They ca mt ready
to play and they played well. and
we didn't do some thin~ well but
wcrt lucky. It JUSt Sttmcd like
nothina wtnt well for us. We started
the pme with a I 5-yard penalty for
setting out late by two minutes.. and
it went downhill from t~.
"Actually -and thJs as dumb on
m} part becau~ l hadn't !Cen the
films -r wasn't vtry pleaJCd with
our rx.rfonnancc. but after viewang
the films. we played a lot better
than I thouahL It was also a case of
San Clemente playtnl well. We
didn't play with a lot of emooon.
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COGwneci too muy tbinl lacMoai
playa for us '° win. Oa o&me. we
were really 1ta1aan1. They
outplayed us up &Onl in the fint
half as well.
··we pve them a IOod loftlUe-lashina at halftime. and we came
out and ran the bell riabt at lbftn
in the tm>nd half. It's I shame that
ii WIS I half too late. Wbeft you
score 22 points in a ball, I think
that's a pretty JOOd effort. But Uni
outcoecbed and outplayed us. I ajve
them all the cmiil
.. We deviled an ofteme that. on
peper, should have stopped the
wiqcd-T. But if you don°t do what
you arc supposed 10. it doesn't
matter what you're tryina to defend.
The kids knew their aaianments.
but the mental mistakes hun us.
"They ~Y us tpuaher than any·
one year an and year out, and we
knew that sooner or later they were
JOing to put it all together. We were
JUSl hopina they would wait a week.
It's a shame because it was a city
pme. After wc beat Jf'Vine, we kind
of walked around like wc were dty
champs already. but we just ca.me
OUI flat.
"It's back to the drawina board
for us. We still have a chance on
paper to make the playoffs. but we
don't control our own destiny ...
• Ne.,.rt Haner CMdl Jel1
Brtakler. "We were disappointed
about the second half. It all boiled
down to blockma and tack.Jina. and
wc didn't do that to our capebtlity.
I thought we played hard. but wc
jun couldn't stay with them. Jn the
first half. we showed them we cou.&d
play with anyone in the divi11on, so
right now we're hopina we CID act
to the playoffs and get another shot
there.
.. , tbink the tbjng turned around
on us when we couldn't act the bell
back in our hands in the second
haJ( We didn't run cnouab plays,
and we never got back 1n sync. We
suffered from poor field position.
but the fact we onty ran 14 plays in
the second half killed us. On our
fint drive, we ran 19 plays.
.. We used up nine minutes on our
first drive. but when we ac>t the ball
beck apin. wc were only up 7~.
We needed to JUmp on them early.
but wc d idn't capitalize on their
mistakes. They arc a physical team
and thqt kttp pound1na on you.
And the longer the pmc goes on,
the touaher they become.
-we had thrtt opponunitics to
score in the first half. and we scored
on the first one. ff we couJd have
gotten up by two TDs. 1t would
have gjvtn us a big psychol<>sical
but we executed-reasonably well.
We've played real well many times
and lost. so maybe thlS evens 11 out.
Wt didn't play our best. but we
came away with the victory.
"Right from the start thmas
didn't go nght. but ~ rqrouped
a~la>cd pretty wdl the rest of
the wa). San Clemente as much
improved over the past few years.
espttlall) on ofTen~ when you look
at thr points they scored ap1nst
M1u1on V1tJO and Capo Valley.
The) rtally presented some pro~
lcms for us.
•Mater Del Cad 81'95t Aell·
iii.-: .. I JUSt thou,ht thcf (Para~
mount) played good. physical ck-·
ftnsc. and ~e JUSt didn't handk at
n-al v.ell They played a bate SO
(dcfen~). and we just found ways
to make mistales and not IC1 the
job done. It goes back 10 the prac-
tice v.cek. We let the heat defeat us.
We're always pulhna for this foot·
ball team to nsc. and this one Wttk.
WC kt 811 the dtSlraClJOn5 ICt tO US.
"They also rontrolted the ball,
and we nevtr could act in sync. We
JUSt got hammcrt'.d and basically we
have to put at behind us. We have
to try to use the film as a leamina
experience and then JUSl prcplre
o urselves for an amponaot
(Anaclus} teaaue cont.est this Tbun-
da)" (apanst 81shoJ) Amat).
"We just got outplayed and n 's
sad because it was t-loJMWmana
and I don't think we ttprelcnted
Mattr De1 football with our effon. ••
Junior David Knuff. who pllys
on spcc11I teams. 11 till in a neck
bncc after landina on his head with
1:08 ten i~ the pme on a kick off.
Mater De1 quartcTtMclt Billy Blan·
ton. who suffeft'd a mdd con·
cussion, is Q\IC'Stionable for this
week's pme Both were held over·
niaht at t. J*J>h'• Hospe'81 in Ora~ foUowina the pme for ot>-
tcrV1l1ons.
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emotional and It was pn>bebty their
lat ~ It mekiJJI the pllyof&.
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Sl.295/mo. Avail 111 15 l-•••-l-IOOO VILLA BALBOA Deluxe 2BR 2BA micro w/d tip Bachelor $625 Furn PoOl,tennls Beech 2ftl\.<I musl Call Sue. 259-1100 11111 llAI. RelM•.x Rltrt, 842-9797 ..... ... _. IBR • den. IBA. lg secur-2211 Peclflc Ave s925• 1 Bedfoom $705 clOM 35+ Mi non 1mkr Opeonun!t!ts TIJ"t 2:~~~1~ ~w~: TIWl'Ullll-• 11Laa rJi1!!.. ,JfJj&V .. / lly condo. new carpet, 631 -5919 29drm 1'·B• $820 $500/mo 645~3 ADO MORE INCOME m. M IPll&Tll
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h •rd wood I I o or 1 . gated.\.+ month tree rent. · · WALK 10 beach. pools. twnhae. encl gar. patio, Bachelor $605 Sink/pet Furn. w/d, d/w, The first 900 line THAT yard/swinv Must fype.
carpets,etc.$259,900 54&-7387 q:ALTOAS • tennls.sng1 ram1tyhouse d1s17:~~N. t~~780~vall 2tB8edd room,, B !!~ etc S395 •utU&41-5020 PAYSYOU1($3permtn) Wtll train. Coala Mela All E.ASTSIDE 3 BR 2•.; BA 'iBLUFFS TOWNHOUSE 29R•den DIW F/P 2 car .-,v rm ' a ~ -S5 25/hr 540-1777
Easy Terms Condos Fr...ic tndry hk Better than new 2BR. den. nar SlJ50 Ant 722.9730 * *Ln clean Studio, 181 E 18th SI ~2-0856 BAL ISL. F Ntmtif 10 stir INTERIOR DESIGN Move ·--------CllCI I LIZ -.,. ' 2BA 4lf'd unit Pvt " • • -beeYt hN on waler pvt my office to your IOC All . · -• ups. microwaves. sec. patio No nats S 1450/mo -Avocado St No pets --- - -- - --· · you need IOf reslcomm'I A Secure C..., In The a.a•11.at1 sublet'T perking $1350 & 393-"7970f •••22•9 Westchll area. Mariner' UltlS tnCI $525/mo 2 Bedroom 1•,Ba $850 room. lurn ' WID. gar I ......_ n .__._. •---'-
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S 1 ts'otmo' 831_59 19 ' JBR 2' •BA. 2 Ip, lam rm. park 675-1694 M-F See al 788 Scott Pt Bachelor $635 ear gar1. 5.,0w1ld, 7~37 1n l-u -Wmnstr 815-9668 a4 10 c
lg yd. grdnr Ktdslpets $740/mo 854-7592 1 Bedroom S705 pets • mo '"" 11 -...-r~: A~82•-3594 a410 STIPSTIUY, *IUlllEW* ~ S1595/mo639-9095 YEARLY 3BR COTTAGE -131E t81hSt M6-6818 CoMFem-to ''" 2BR AllCaati NoVendlfl9 ·No Avail now Oceanside of •2 WEEKS FREE RENT , lnventoty $200 00 -llACllPUI 18 TownhouH apart-•NWPTTERRACEJBR • Ba.tboaetvd,nrlueky's 2BR 2 BA. laundry WESTFIELOAPTS -1 :teBA duplex.frp6c.w/~ $80000 Weekly lrom ·SERVICE ELECTAl -
Remodeted JBR/2'.,BA men1s. 3 BR. 2''> BA 2 2'•BA tmmac cond. 14 617-354-8612 COiiect carport low move-In Beautlfulty._¥aintained $375/"'rs~~~!"' gar each guaranteed 10• TIONS WANTED Pteese
home NB Best buy at car gar wtd hkups. pool. acre pa1k S 1150 tse Pets $745/mo • 541-5091 28drm 2EMP-$320 extras taliO<I 1-800-226-6630 call 557·91 t2 M-W-F
1435,000 David Cooper spa Many deluxe tea-OK Bkr 720--1704 San Ofmfntf 2176 398 w Wilson 631-5S83 C.M 3 BR NEW Twnhm. btwn l-12 Musi have
631-1266 '"'" $1.250/mo leaJe •BAY TIMBERS• - -2·~ BA gatage N-smkr OWN A GROWING good drMnv record e.-one now * TIWllHSE * C t 1 y L 1 s. Lav 11 h I Y 1BR. lrptc cable. pool, f~ 1435,rN, Cit 10 ocean BUSINESS. local vending oettent OC>PC>rtunlt'f
Z233 Fairv-Road 2 BR. 2'"1 BA, PoOI. ape, FURNISHED. 2 BR, petlO, gar. no pet1 399 W Jun M 2..aoo2 route toe> loc:allons hOI· "a..r.•a .._ ... Betw Wiison & Avocado dble ga.rage Many ex-tong/short term. near Bay St $685 650-8357 Vll!y 2634 1 e s t m at h t n e 1 ~RA W"lltR..,.
Stree11 (across from 1ra s1 s 1 5 o o / mo beach. S950/mo. no •Cle qutel lg 28' lBa Los Caballeros turnllhed FEM reapon non-smkr anr 1·800-749-3664 Vertical commercial cam-
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7 Wt t'Oo'9 a ~PROGRAM aid a IOICU •9m¥'too.r offet
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What do you bid now?
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wtth has hcah tt'ttSC, but theft tS a
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fOf th< rn<JrMnt •c suaat th.at.
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Of All 'hlllp: Scorpio actlftl Mr tuitivc intcllc:C1 on ~· Lc:am .uua (March 21-.\pol 20): Tlus
who wanted co scar Oft the RusbY lhroush proccu of tcei:tuna olbcrs. as probabl one of 1~ most d«wv(
fidd: RAClwd Bu.non. Ubran '°°4· MdhOch of restonQS ant1q11cs.. pcnods of tht' )(Ir for inttftldy
ball lqiend who was '"friendly" to ohotasraphs command aurntion. pcnonal man('f'\.. H~~tt. what
utrolol}': Tom Harmon. Aquanan love iTla&ionilup bc;comn morc ~ )OU tnm 1hrouah an unc,pttttd or
author who ofttn pictures bjmldf a au". ,\Quanan an pt.cture. unusual sourtt will onl ronfinn • ':iiiiiiiii-'I liahttr: Nonn1n Mailtr. MotlOft pee-~(Oct 2.l-Nov 21)! Key )Our ~htf1ha1 '!Om('()nc hu tncd to IE.I.TI' tutt Star or yesteryear who knew be is to dt\t.nif)'. tO ask questions.. to rnakt m1sch1tf and undrmunc )OUr was an Aquarian and ~lved dttply dtspla) talmt. Emphasis on art. conrtdcn('( 111111 into astrolOI)': Adolphe M(!\jou. Leo musk. hcentu~. wayt or ttlu1na. TAUa us (Apol 21-May 21): The bcn-off'i« allrw:tjon who was con· Scenario futures personal •pProlChiOJ full Moon an your ov.n
ttmtd with ptychk ~D&. lbc mlp(Ulln, k>vC rtlationslup. SisJ&· binh sitn \l&ftlflC1 that )OU art prob-
manlJC aru and astrololy: M. Wac. t.anan ~nlCd. abl)' under par and 1hn'cforc uubk FUii end P8rt time L9Q1UN .,... Wll.,..,,
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Can«r actor who C'ttdits UU'OlolY IAGJ1TAIUUS(Nov. 22-Dec. 21 ): to iTln and unv.ind_ Bue. 1n any
for his 1uccns: Sylvnacr Saallone. PnKtk:al manm dom1n11~ -what t~cnt. ahett IS no1h1na moiT you can
AJUD (March 21-April 19); had betft tlushc 11 not only avail· do to placat( or rcauurt panncn or
Doon Pf"Vtously cloaed Wiii ..-able but dnnands atWfttioa. MCU11fC ck>lc USOl'tatts -so \jlhy .... -astc any
Wide. You can &&lit your Wiiy into will bttomc sianhncJy ckar Scorpio morc hm( 10 futurt ducumons.
and out of anyth1na. Focus Oft per-indiv.chaal Wiii impart vahaabk 1n-GDHN1 (M.ty 22.June 21): K.eq>
t0nal INlft(lism. wit and Wlldom. formallOft. 1 low profile. 11 least unul after lbc You1J have l<USI to privilelcd in.. CAPIUCOllN (Dec. 2l·Ja.n. 19~ Be Full Moon an Taurus on Nov. l.
fonnalJOft. Accent alamour. rmdy f6r ditt0vtt), advennart, when 1 ml.JO' bttakthl'O\llh "' a TAllaUI (April 20-May 20): 5ea-ftinariofl that could buomt snious. dispute 1s t'fftlln to take p(aa Far
n1fkant dOmalic llClJustlMftt ~ Sc:mario hiahli&hu vi111s,_ tnp&. rela-too much has bttn s.aid 1n ha te or
volves uoun4 budart for mnodd-aivn who conffde pllns for mo~ina. af\l('r rtttntly and 11'1 tirM for you lna. beHtifyins aunoundinp. Im-Maa•taln belaMt. humor. proper to rccharJt )Our banmn.
ponant VIUlOf due W1thlft 10 days. ~IV(. CANCER (June u.Jyty 23): Loved
Hilf'""'' ldf~. ambltioft. co.-Ml'J.AAM (Jan. 20-Fcb. 11): At· OMS. offSIWlna or dote eofnparuons
111e11 tnth lop aec11t1ws. ttnttOe revolves around ptttOMl ~ ob~aousl) are not '°'"' to save 1n as ODllNI (May 21.June 10): WMt vlf'Oftmcnt. domettk acljustment. you had hoPCd or 1mltin0d. Ho-
attm1 far away 11 doarr tlWt q,. opportunny to 1DeftaK income. f~tr1 tht'rt rtall) ·~ ftO poent '" lftllly anuapeacd. Mab meeaiftll l't'okc1 l"CllUta.ltOft.. cnhafQ pubbc tauna ~nd the bush -•mob' ~. Mud\ aallt C08CttM itftlilt. LClll •emwnt ,.tft'I dman<T )ouiwlr f'or a wtutt I.a pe)Uiblhty of Ct\llK. Focus Oft dit-dole ICT\lt1ny. Tauru 1nvolwd.. dev04C all )our t11M and ~ 90
tlaC!t. leftPlllt, (()mmunica11on. PllCm (~ 19-Mardl 20): Ea-Cllft'Ct and Rnanc:W an~
PIKU playi rolt. ttlleftl fOt ptrll'ctlftl ......... La0 (July 24-At.tl-lJ~ Tiie F\111
CANtSll (Ju• ll.J11tr 22): ~ medl11u., """"'Iii ~ Mooa on Nov. 2 b._..._ .. bodl
etpt cMlitftet ol deldlu'f. More spui..a V8lun. Wear -...--.. aftd aweet 1nwmis and dcwt1 UllC s-rnpooMbiluy Wiii bt pen ohcaano mau~. Alrwt at it by riillic yo. ,. erments and ~ OM -. alallt with ability 10 ._. *'"' wU1 "' ll rieflt piece at mdel tioMhip m11y be tcrm1UllCI. it will
bdbcoae 1nd1vld.t. HiahliOt .,. mcMIWftt. ErvoJ .. flJhred •Uh IOMCCllli• ...
ftity. calm-an ~ of ""91 IP OCT.•• YOUll ...,....Y: vidlf. ~~er )Oii ...-lie
seorm. You'll •in. Dlcw in Nowmbef le~ Pi<i*t4 '° ta~~ ftrmet .,. oa die
I.SO (July 2.l-Aut. 11): ~ domntic llClJuttmmt tMt t'C)lald ht· rttftl aftd bt &Ota.II) """°"" .. few
pnJIPC'Cll come inco sharp. tbWa. chide lnUll c4Ma,.: ol ,_...,. or 1CMI! °" 1t110M
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jed .._. two WC!lb.., catr.t.n oa. C.-a. ~-,...... play aow '° 111UC an u • ......_
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$9Clltl'9 9-dtcadtnra pm on~ 14, '"°· dlt6onel oNtal of t10 oo iMI a. at: • c • .. Of Orange Councy,CA. tot· """'inf'on a.ch. Cd-l'ulrlltNd Orange c... flee. <>owt ~ ....,,.'*" ----------wt.L .~ coclcllllJ •• ~. PWUC llOl1C( .. wNch time" .,. bi09 Sl!CUAfTY '0" COM-Cllr .... ... ..... ... .... ~ -""°""' .. Gow-torNa. ~ WoffftMion Delly "°' Octobllr 15, 22. tttct. -II' .a be _..., 10 ....,. .. tie publldy opened In 'lETIOH OF WOM• TM Pl$AIM Ila 1111 :lu 11 ernlnQ loerCI • ._ .. ...._ r• OON*'*'I INI INIW 'iW1 2t, Now911Mi 5. 1tl0 Al ....... ptoWllM 1IWOulfl _....::~.-=----=---
Tiit .. and .,, ~ Ml • DDAU&.T COunctt Chemw• lkll contrecl ~ c.t tof ........ '" ...... •*to• "De8TNCT" ... ...., tie~-~ .... 215 IHI bid................. ..,.. .. ewtr::11 lot A DUD OP~ "*'tie~ 1n....., montNy progN91 ~-.. u.o.. ,.._, .,.... reoetwe up 10, ..,. not...., "'9~ _,., ,......,_, -~ ....,.,, --. enct _..,.. _
•ilrrinalionlnt'9 ..... AT9D •...UAH .!~en~ llWlled on tM beMCI upon tN .,..._.,.,......., ... ........, .. IMn!M~tllN. ~M<714ltlt-.:~ tocalcoOee lpealflutton• No. tiytwtoourl ,.._ ....... YOU TAIUI outtlde ....... ,_ JntM Of the~_.,..., ..... ._.. .....,bi091DrtM..ardOf ""l'' C...W • .,. The o.mct,....,.... ._ 91 10/11
THE PETmON Cnotl TO 'WOTICT 81 dlNN lllMf C..... ofWOfllc:ompteted Theeffy _ ... l191d econtrecttoftMeboWllpro-~~~el ........ "9Cml0Ue• H•M r1gM to,._. tlfPf end II &tvlelon· ADMINll· ~· ~ Jo ~Nall•lt,lfllAY ....................... reeelrltenC10l""'*"°' Qs1J1Mr I ........... jlC1 ...... ".'-' ..... end to .... .,.,., Ir· TAATIOH • ........ f'9 ...... IOU) AT A PUaJC ........ W.,, C9' U1'.• P'OO' ... ~1 M _,Ila a ...... •SUllJ I Bide ..... be ~ In Or ... CoM1 The fo1ow1ng J*~ •• ,..,..,...., 0t llttol" ..... In I .. kl • tor MOY(
undlt .,. ~-Ula.•You ... ,...o. l OCATION OF THE IKUflty tot ~· °'-....... .. .,. .._ ... the peece ldenlMM eibOW. = "°' 0cto«1er 22· 21· Ck*10 ~-enytlldt«'"•lllddlnl: 0 I~ Ii~-f o'u ,,.. Altl'*ll*a*>n oC &Mltea LA•ATIOM O• THI WOAK Tht WOfll to tie J*· the be6erlce Of IM~ At ........................ enct 1N1 tie °'**' en4 1 SIMPLY T HE BEST OCEAN VIEW 80tOOl. MEHT/f\JAHITURE /d, (T*. ~ .. AT U •I 0' TM I lonned hefeundlf II localed the requel1 end ex.a--of Jr ......... "tU,Q, •• ~ rMd eblCI at the M239 GIFTS 102 Eucelyptut DtSTAICT 11 II .. .,._.. of .....
llOW ~ ~ OCllDINO AQANJIT In tile City of lfvlne, County lhe ~ blddef. lhe .... ,_.. .. ._ lrNna i1DOW1t"*9t!Meenctpleee, une, Coeta Mee&. calif 8r. ....._~a.. ll**cata • In ~ repr~ kl fW YOU, YOU IMOUL.D COM-of Ore,,oa. al lrvt"e City wil pey the~ llO fl II i..r, wg' ..... mi Etch Wder ""* a.lbmft 92t27 el ... ....., el ,.-_ -""the pol1dle of._ Qty m;in~llone ~ ACfAUWYIA. Boufavu d from Btke~ UC>Otl ~ s• I I Riii .. , •.nheec:t1bld1C*11fled 0t •-W'Mft'nf't Mine Law, 102 ~~~ ... ~~ of~Y...,toClllMlll
obla C0Utt aP9tCWIL MOTICI Of Ptttiwey 10 <Men.de. Wey ... th the requif.,.,,.,11 ,.. 44 •L ... ~ ...... I...., c:.aetller'I cMct1 pey..,._ to ~ ..._, 1 ~ t~ eo.t1 Meea, Cellf .. _ ----r· -......, .................
Before ~ Vety TMl9TH'I aAU 0£SCRI PTlON Of WOAK "'bllc Contrect ...... ..... 1r 1 ......, the DtSTAK:T Of • bid bond 9W7 ..... .» of tN 118'1 1111•• ~t acdonS. T.a • ..._ Mttil The WOf'k to t1e perl0trned Code8«:11on 102t18nd1"9 Jn t t11_.-..-. In the torm ... ronn in the W I .,_. s. ~. 31115 ~ Or-oe Coee1 :::,'~ ._. ,. _. 111111 ._
tioweWf. the pereonal NOTICE IS HEREBY INlll Include bu1 no1 be Nm-PfcMtlona of the contrect "'· ~ ................. contrxt Cloeumtnll In "" "9Cnnoue, ~.. See blUff, So ~Cell! 09ly "°' ()r;1oMr 29, No-done·"' ............ .. repreten.....,. Wll be GIVEN lh•I on WedMlday lted 10· 1nt1tlt8'IOI\ of con-dOCUIMl'lll 1>9rt .. ,,l"O lo ........................ amoun1 not ... tNn ,.,. ....... A.-... t 2en ,,.,.,,. 5, 19'0 M-251 ... ---.... ~ required '° g1¥1 notice to Novembaf ••• 1990, .. 11 00 dull end inl•connect eable "Subtlilutlon of Secufftlee." ........ -..... ~ pefC41nl 110%) of the ITl41l1I-The klllowltlo par90l'IS .,. Thia bullneu II c:on-,,.,,.. ............ of_...
intef•lld ~ un6eta o'elock1 m of Mid day, in COMPLETIONOfWORK: PROJECT ADMt NIS· ....... ~......,-l!Tiount of bid ••~~-· Cluctecl by 1 generel Pl"· P\aJCll)TIC( defCS~n, M~ ltiey ha¥t WaMd nob or the ., ..... Mlde IOI ~ All work It to be ~ed TRATION: All QUeellON,... ..... '"I tu WI -guwenlM tf\e1 the bldoet NlSSAN Of CYPRESS. Nflhip end~ "'""1Nd ....
consenlld to the propol9d ducting Tru1fH '1 Sain, Wt1hin 25 conMCUttve WOf'k· 11Ye to 1"" PfOJect Pflof to GHtllrn ..,.. '9 _. will entat Into the propoe9d HOO Llncol" Ave,,ue . The r99i11rant(1) com-MCrnC9 OP be IUOflC1'°11 14 :"61• ..cs 1etlon ) The ~t wf1hln Iha offices of REAL tngd1ystromthede1uped · ope,,fng bid• 1h11L be ...., ... ...,.._PM ~ontrect tf the ume II Cypreee. Cellf 90e30 menoed 10 tc.eneact bu9'-..,...,..,..,.. Of ~ Oii .. °'"'*"of ~nllon ~hy ESTATE SECURITIES SER-fl•d In th• Notice 10 directed to· 0... ................... !.. ............ -•dad to IVCh bidder I" HWB Automotive Groue>. ,_. Ufldef Iha FictiUoue .... TM the •"'"*"' ~. wil be grMlild unlett an VICE. IOcated ., 11QO North Proceed MCtMe PNt44t ......... ,.., .............. ? • .,... the event of lalluf• to en1er Celif0t'lll8. ~--. Calif BuatMH ,,.me(I) llll•d oec&.MATIOIJ "-........ Ind ..
inlefested penion filet •n Btoedwey. Sult• 100, In the AWARD OF CONTRACT· (7M) JM.1911, ...,......, .......... 1 ... lnlo Mid contrect. IUCh -toe30 •t>ow on Octoe. 1990 Tile INlne Rend\ Wll• ~*"·"""tie of .. ~ion lo the petlton City ol S1n11 Ana, County of The Owner r...,..,.. the llY OA0£R of the City ....... -lllTeM ....... curity Wiii be lorletted. TMe buSlneN Is con-8rende S. Beley 0t1trlc1 11 preperl"O a ~ qu11ey eu .. , Ola, end lhoWS aood cause Oranoe St•I• of Caltton\41, lght. after opeflll'IQ bidt, to ounclf of the Cf1y Of !MM. ,_o .... -. ........... The DISTRICT ~ducted by I COt'l)OfltlOn This ltlllemet'll ... hied Negatllle Declara11on IOI the ~. ~ ......
why the C10Uff ~ not SOl.fTHWESTERN RE· rejeet ~~ Of 111 bids. to DATED-Octobet 24, 1990 ..... Ce• ........ the right to refee1 any OI al The 1eg111r1nt(1) com· with the County CW. of Or-Pf()jeelltl ~lbed tietow. and ptlOt quot8ttOM .. b9 ~t&tieeutlority. CONVEYANCE CORPOR-WIM lily informelfty In . ~.!!Yy °'c ."!'Cl ... Y c•.!: QwMatlr~--... bldt Of to ... ~ if· menced~ '~:--;1oct= MigeCounly on<>tlobef 12, A 'Draft' NegMille o.cw-~bfCOO'ISlll .. ~
A HEARING on tie ATION. a Ctlltfornl1 corpor. t>ld. to make ewardt In the ....... • -• .. , the .... --ragut111ti" Of lnlorn-•li91 neM 1990 etlon ts on lite., the D19tnct eutttontlet .,_, tM ma--
pe'1ion will be held on lllOll u duty appointed tflterett of the 0wnet and to ler1I .. '9 .......,. T"9 C"' in any bldt Of In the~. 8u.inn1 "lme(I) IL1ted Hn9 office. 18802 8wde9'1 Alie , ~/~ ~ !ft
Novembet 29 1900 ., TN•I• under and pureuent rtjee1 .. other bld9 Publolhed Orange CONt ,...,_.. ...... .. ...... No bidder rMt wlttldf .. abo¥e on Seot.,,,ber 20. P\IC>llaned Orenoe eo-t nlM CA and II ~ ... oplrliol'l bl9' ..,_.,.
1 45 p M . In . Olpe 3A 10 IN ~ of .... con-PROPOSAL GUARANTEE Delly Piiot Oc10ber 2t. ~ ..., ................... any bid f()f I period of tony--1tto Deity PilOC Oc1®er 22 29, fOf ~ !MpeetlOfl A ..,.,..... °' .. Qty .. tie loeated .. 100 'cMc !erred In that cantln Dead of AHO BONDS Each bid lhelf ber 5 1990 ...... ...._,.... .... tive (4S) days •f'I• the date Aandotpll L Hi• Pf--November s 12 1990 Negetlve Dedlt~Uon ... lie pillr~ c.nier Drive Well SenW Truer executed by Lirld• K b• accompanied b1 • M·290 ...._, QS ........ wlttl If· Mt fOt' Iha~ Of bids den1 M-233 conaodered 1or 11P9JOVlll 0t The c.ey 14 1 c tc-,i ,... A/llJ CA 92701 ' Hodgl11n1 an unm11rled e»rt•lied Of cuhief'I CheC:k n1 11 lelu • ., .... ,.,,,.. A Ptymenl Bond ano • Thie 11atament wu hied dllll>PrOWil by tM loerd Of ..we N,...,,. to~ 8r'Y
IF YOU OBJECT TO or t:>y • CO<PO<•t• turet; .., 1t11•1.. Perlormance Bond lhal be wtttitMCOuntyClenlofOr· rtaJC NOTlCE OINctorlolthe Oiatnct atb °'II praci: , end~
the ranting ol the ptiillon rec0tded M11cn 7 1990 bond on the form turnlthed "8JC NOTICE OHl•tl•H 11iall IN required prlOr to execution enoe County on Seotembar m.1ing 10 be held on lilO-eny ~ youostioufcf •PP'" et tie .,, 1119 oftlc:• of the County bytheOwneru1gu11antM ~ lnvJ111,..lrf'J llftef of the contract and lhal be 25. 1990 H1'19 ~ 11 1tt0 .. 1'00 o.nateon• trom 11teM
heating •nd ..... your Recorelet of MIO County ... lhal tllddef will If .,, award ACTTTIOU9 .,..... .. .......... "' .... ,,... In IN form ... forth "' ,,,. ,..,.. 8'TATumwT M p .. lrl lhe Olatnc:t oftlce . ~ttOM concemln9
ob IOns °' file wnnen RecOfder, 1ns1rurnen1 No 11 made to him tn ac· NA• ITAT'llmWT _..el..., .W.. •....._convect doc:umenll PubMnecl Oranoe CoMt AaAMDCI llfT Of the aOo¥e ~ ~ ......, A1•11101ia. ~ ~ with the ooUf1 90 121'3!! 0y reason 01 1 cordance w1111 the 19fl'M 01 The l<*oWlnQ '*'°"' ., • ..,.. ., • ....... M,.... *" Eac;h blddef lllall be • Oolily Pdot October l5 22 UM Of 'ecnnoue "*"-"°"' mwnoer. Ol "'9 ey, or ... ...,._ice~"°' belore the hearing YOYr brMChordefault1npayment fl4 l:llO , ptomptly NCUr• dOl"ObuSIMNN auc".,..clttlfte..._.... 11 c e nHd co,,tre ctor 29.Ncwemb4'f 5 1990 .,... .. ..,... pubic or °"* in.....S tleCOl&lllred..._~ appeatanee may .be In perl()fm~ ol IM ot>ll: Wo011r1· ~Miion In-LETS GO FISHING 21°'4> ~ .. ~·.. .._. CMJt9Uant to IN 8'*""8 M-219 The loffowl"O '*'°"' pat1iel on the Negative De-fie ot ~ ,...,.,. pe~ °'by YQJr t lt?ne'f gatlOns MCU•ed theret>y in-sur.,_ 11\d liabtlify In-8Nch Blvd , Huntington ...,, ano Prot..ont Code and ,._ abandoned tM uae Of daraMIQt\ Wiii tie r.-..S by -" .. •·end prcMded
IF YO\f ARE A 1ng that btffci\ or d• au•anu t•tcute • contrac1 Beach, Calif 92648 TM .-tut Mddef be~ Mhe lolloWlnO P\llJC NOTICE the Flctltlou1 8 u11neu the Dtatric1 from the date cr4 1tlet !he~"'°'
CREOrTOR °' a faull Notic. of ~ wu 1n the reQUlred IC>fm 1nd OOn1k1 C Lloyd. 19e5 .,.. ~ .. "-aftee claellflcatlons..8 Name GILLETTE-MCGAW this NotlOI tfllougtl ano In-IM Ml dWoiPCIOh enct •• conllngenl credk>r of lhe 1ec0tded July 17 1990 It turnlsl'I MttSfectory bondl Si'lef•llQIOf'I Pf I(. t04, New-cerllflUtH ., ., ... , OOYl9'NINQ IOA9'D, ACTYTIOUI ..,_,. PARTNERS, I genetal pwl· ~ the doM o4 the planMloft OI ... jusllf ...
deee.sed .,..,., musl file ~ordef 1 lnstrumer'lt No IOf tile laithfut pertormanc:• P<>r1 e..c.h. Clllt 92ee3 ,.._ ~ ,.-to C__.,,. a. .._...,, DtNo-N~ ITATUmffT nerlNO. 42 Corp0fa1• Pn, meettng helO t>y the lloer1d c:.tlOM tor the popoeed o.
your etaim Wiii .. OOUf1 90·3711269. Will SELL AT ol the contrllCI end f()f IM June D LIOyd 1965 Sher-.,.., ,.chllM ~ ....... 10f, ......,._, ~ The f°"°"""O .,.,'°"' .,. Sull• 2 10 frvlne Ca lif of Olrec10IS on Nowmb9r ~ timed upon ec:cep.
and mail copy IO tie PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE payment of claims of m• lllQlon Pl I<· 104 N ..... por1 leMM. hf'vtcM . ~ bueineal.. 92714 19 19'0 Comrnen1t 11'\ey tie ...... ecttcet
personal a repr...,.,laliYe HIGHEST BIDDER FOR terialmen 1nd llborert Beech.Cahf 928&3 lltld!Afftedf1t.~ Pubff9tled 0rt"Q9 Coelt TRAVALtNK 2S72 E~ The ActltlOUS BullnMI meledto lheat1en1IOll ofthe NoquatatiOM wlltle ~ flied by the court CASH lawful money 01 Iha therllunde< Slid CNIOk Of Thi• bu1IM1t 11 con-........, tor It. C!ly oi Daily PilOt 1Jc1obet 29 No-Ave •H eo.11 Mela, Calif N-ret.red to eoov. WM Olslrlct Sect9'8rt P O 9oJi ...,,..., wNcll In .,.,., ..,.,,_
aprin k>or monlhe .. om United Statff. or a cashiers b•ddet's bond shall t>e In •l'I ducted by husb~ end wife Hvntlfttt4"1 8Hcti, C•I· ..-.rnbaf S 1990 92127 flled In Orange C°'mty on 0-1. ll'vlne CA t 2'1 11-toH dea 111 tN ~ Ol "'9-:. cMI.. f flntt lltual'1Qe of chee:JI drawn on any bank. amount of not tats than ten The reglt1r1nt(1I com-....... M2S8 Susan T Amort 2S72 NOvembet 19 1987 FILE Project 15017 ~ Aoecl ,_.... Mecflbed In ttlaM 0 roYided 1ncredltvnlon or u,...119sand (101 percan1ofthe1mountolmenoed to 1r111uc1 bull• Put>UShed Of1nge Coast Elden A\19 •H.Colt1 M .... NOF3e3011 Well No 15 Thie project epec:lllcatlOna.
let141!S ~1J, of lie loan essoc•ehon domiciled 1h• bid ·The Fllthlul P4H· ""' undef the Fk:t1110us Da1ty P110t October 2S, 29, P\&JC NOTtCC Cafll 921127 Burtt• & Shew, IV, • c.tl· COl'llltll of ;ne 6eelgn. con-FOA F~l«A IHF()A. ~=le Probale Code In lhll Sfall 111 piyible 11 tormanoe Bond tlhall be"°' Bus1ne11 n1me(1) l11ted 1990 Thll bu1lneu •• con-fom1a genet.i ptlrtner~. a1ructlOll, end t•i"O Of a MATIOH. CONTACT IAl.LY T~ time tor flhnO dalmi ,,,. lime of sate. Ill rlOhl tltle .... than OM hundred ( tOO) lbOYe on June I 11187 ThM· 7S 1 MOTICI °" dueled by .... tndlVldual 42 CorPC>f•l• Pen Sull• munlCIC>el water .... pert of FAAHZ, T 14-te5-444t ii not e pH befofe k>or and 1111etest held by ti H percent of the 10111 emount Donald C LIOyd "*-IC HIAMeO TM regfll•l,,1(1) com-210 lrvtne. Celll 92714 the Oyer Ao.cs We/A Field. WAU~ TO YISW
"" ,.. 1• lie heanng Trustee In that real ptoperty of tl'le !>Id prooe named In the Tht1 statement wu llled MAIN,.... menced 10 transact bu• Lott• & M~ I. • CM-The ~ le 10 Clttll a -COlill•rl YO•_.,. mon •• s rom lltuat• tn 181d County Ind con11act The L•t>Or Ind Ma· W11h Iha County Clerlt ol Of. MDIVIL~ ,,. .. under Iha FICtltlOUI fornla genenil pert.-tNC>. NCaO*I ~ .... IO prO'lllde ... -·~"°" OP
dale nob08d aboY• Stall d~•bed u 1o11ows ten.els Bond 5h1ll be not Ins enoe County on Septemt>e< P\8.IC NOTIC£ '9MMICT AMA 8 utine11 "1me(1) lilted 17200 ~ Hill Avenue, 1 rel111H dome911C watw llOft: TWIDAY. ~
YOU MAY EXAMINE ~A9'CU1: lh•nonehundredf100).,.,· 28 1990 '1R9T~D above on $ec>t9"1bet t, ~ Celif 927t4 eource The pro)eet 11 ..... -A.&
the .. lwpt by the cour1 If UNIT I AS SHOWN ANO cent of tne total emount of ,..,... LIOAl NOTlCI "'....,.LIAM 1119() Th!S ~ ... con-ioc.ted It .,,. nort......, f»f• -OP9.--DATI: 'f04J ere • pertlOn OEFINED ON THAT CEA-the bod price named in the Pul>h-'*' Orano-Cout NOTICE IS HEREBY AGM....-T Susan T Amon dUCtedt:>y 1 ~'*1'*· ner Of IOI at 2S14 w-n.•HAY,llOUC I,
lnlef .. lld In 11.. est.a ... T AIN CONDOMINIUM PLAN contract Only l>Ond• '-* Delly Piiot Octobef 8 15 ,2 GIVEN 11\at ,,.,. lotlowlnQ On Monday Newemt>er s Th1S S11ternent ... tied thiC> Awe ,,,.., the inlerwect!Of\ Of -. AT -,., • ,,. you mey fde W11h..,. OOUf1 RECORDED AUGUST 20 by comP8!'11" wtllCh .,. 29 1990 .,.,,.., Of found Of sa...O 1990 ll 7 00 PM Of u eoon with IM COunty Clerii of Or-Th11 statemen• ... Ned WW,,. AWi ano Green .... ~ c .. ,.. co. a ~ ~est lor tHO. IN BOOI< t3709. rated A· or better 1n 1119 M-196 P<OC*IY heve beefl held t:>y thMeel1., n tN man• may .,.. County on Octobaf 5. with tN County Cler'll Of Or0 St WI the Qty o4 San•• NIA. ; d I Cl AOOll. ~
S09dal Notloe ol II• Ill~ PAGE 33A OF OHICIAL RE: 'Best Rating GUtde The 1he Pone. Oeparlment olthe be hNtd In the C•1Y CouF'Cil IMO ... Coumy on October 15 ...., ~ .................. H II ol •n lnvenlofy ena CORDS O F ORANGE Besi Key Rating Guide to C.ty or Cosil Mew'°' a Chambe rs Hu"''"OtOn N11AI t990 .... ..., _,....,,_gt
eppniMI of ....... -· COUNTY CALIFORNIA Property Casualty Com-Ml.IC NOTICE .,.,90110dd in ••ceu °' nonety Beech City Hall ~led .. Pul>klhed ~ ... s~t ~ Or ... eo..1 Dated Oc1ooer 2S tllO ... -·· °' or eny pelltiOtl O' ,A9'CIL 2:: pan41 ··end/Of rated 1n tne ( ~ 2000 Main Str.., Hunt· Diiiy :>.tot ..,..,oo. 1 u . Dady Pllol Octotier 29 No-Publollled Oraoot C0Mt ~ Orange COM
eocount .. prOll!d9d '" AN UNDIVIDED 116TH FeOarll Rec)lster Cwcutar ACTITIOU8 IU ... ll K H s TI I . I h I . I. 1ngton Beadl CeMorma IM 29 Novemtieor s 1990 ~ s 12 t9 1MO Deify,,.,. October 2t 1990 o.t, Hoe OctoOer 21, ttlO seeton 1250 of tie INTEREST IN ANO TO LOT 1 570" 1184 ~lion (Of N~ 8TATl•NT Whi .. IBlue 8lcyde Po'f S City Counc.1 of IN City of M-21 t M·241 M264 M-257
Calttomla Probale Codi A OF TRACT 10781 IH THE moet rec«>t 9d•Uon). wt11 tie The followl"O ~are Blu/Wht Hufty Mountecho ---------i---------i.---------•---------1---------
Request !of Soocl8I Not~ CITY OF COSTA MESA ~led F..U• to IUl>mil dOtng Oullndl It 8lcycle Girt t Blue C<M-rtaJC NOTICE PUlJC MJTlC( "9lJC MJTIC( I Ml.JC fl)TIC( "9lJC cn_ICE __ _ torm ••VII~ lrom fie COUNTY OF ORANGE° ~•t>le t>On<1a w111 tie NEWPORT HAROWOOO umb<I Bocyde Boy t Bl.ct< ---------cour1C~ STATEOFCALIFORNIA,AS c...of r...,ctlonofbid FLOORING CONTRAC · lOSP<I Schwinn Bicycle CIT"f Or ft)una.IJI ftLLS1'
Anorney few Petltlonet: SHOWN ON A MAP Al· PREVAILING RATES Of TORS 300 WHI Coast Boy. Brow!' Schwinn Con-10200 •• ·-&tau•
T•'flOf, Kupfef, CORDED IN BOOK 418 WAGES In llCCOfdanc9 wilh Highway Newpoft &each. iiMnlll 8tCyele. Boy' Whit• -&-
Summere. PAGES 45 ANO 46 OF MIS-lhe prOWMonl of Sec11on C•hf 92663 Hlfd•oe~. 10SOd BICyde JOOftU• nLLSY, OLIJ'OUIA & AhocH• CELLANEOUS MAPS IN 1773 of Iha Cehlornia l•l>Of Vetnon R MtilUf-' end Boy. 1$pc:I Murray
301 E11t Colortdo Blvd. THE OFFICE OF THE Co<Se the get*ll prevalji"O Evitlyn Millketeen 237 E Monl«e) Red Bicy<;ie
12701
Ste407 COUNTY RECORDER OF rat•of.,.,dlemwageslnd 19th, C:0.11 MMe Cafll NOTICE IS FURTHER P11edetia , CA 91101 OR ANGE C 0 UN T y , hOlld1y 11>d over11me WOtk 1n 92627 GIVEN tf\el If no ownet ap,
Orange Coasl Daily Pilot TOGETHER WITH Al L IM-the 1oea111y 1n '#hleh the WOfk Tl'lll l>uSln•H •• CO"• PM'• and ptOVff Ill• C)Wfl: Oct. 29, 30. Nov S", 11>9<> PROVEMENTS THEREON. 19 to be perlonnad hU baell ducted Dy husband end wife etshlO of the propany llrith1n --~------EXCEPTING THEREFROM 001a1ned trom the OlrectOt' The 1eg111r1ntl1) com · .....,, (7) dayt foliOWl"O the
UPQIT or lDIQCIAL "'UM:TIOll
ri•cal Year anded JUD• 10, 1110
Ml.IC NOTICE CONDOMINIUM UNITS 1 ol the Oeoartrnent of lndu ... mencec:I 10 tranue1 bull-pu1>1tcation or this Notice. --~=~.;.;..-----THROUGH 6 INCLUSIVE ,,,., A.llllonS •• copy of nest undet the FlCl•llOUS tt>e fllie li'lefllO lhell veer In
ACTl'TIOU91UIM88 lOCATEOTHEREON wflletlitonflle1ntheoft1Ceol 8u1lne1t nameCll listed thellnder lflhefe t>eone or
NAMI ITATIMlNT ,All'Cll I the Cliy Clerk ot the City ol 1t>ove on NIA In the City of Cost• Mall on ~
The IOllOwlng persons ara AN EXCLUSIVE E.ASE· Irvine and WiH be mede I YP• V«l'IO'I R M,.ketMI\ wflleh case the prooerty
dOlllQ bu~S., MENT APPURTENANT TO •Die to 1ny tntetesled party Thlt s111emen1 ... filed 11\alt l>e IOld II DUbllG •u<: Property Taxes T 9ERRY"S 40 I NewpOfl EAC.H UNil FOR THE USE upon request The tontrac-with 1he County Cten. of Or-''°"II • lllM and dale 10 l>e
Cent« Or Sulla 108 New-AND OCCUPANCY OF let end ltry subC:ontrllCtOf anoe County on Sec>ternt>er announced
l)Of1 Beach Caftt 92&60 THOSE PORTIONS OF THE under hlf'l'I Shall pay not less 211 1990 DATED Oc1ot>e< t6 1990 0th.er T axes
H1tg9e En1!fpr1zea Inc RESTRICTED COMM ON ihan the soecifled Pf9Vlltlng 'tnt11 DAVID l , 8NOWOEN,
Calil '° 1 Newpoft Center AREA DESIGNATED IN THE ra1es of Wagel to ... wor1'ar• Pubf;IMO o.anoe Coast CHllF M f'Ol.ICI
Or •108 Newport e.ach DECLARAT ION OF REs tmotoyed lr't il'lee .. ecutlOf'IOf OailyP110t Octobet8 IS 22 Pu~ 0.anQ8 C<>Mt Licenses ' Per111its
Calll 92660 STRICTiONS AND SHOWN 1N oontract 29 1990 Dally Pik>t October 29 1990
ChrlSI,. C Hegge Pr•t-ON THE CONDOMINIUM LABOR REGULATION M·101 M-2S8
UVUDll
Fines, Forfe its ' Penalties dent ell C1talln• St PLAN FOR EACH UNIT I
L"QUM 8eaCtl Cal•f 92651 The st••• addren °' .. -.,. Mnnrc Ml.JC NOTICE P\lllC NOTIC£
. Th•• Dus1-.1 •• ton-other common det-ognlhOn r~ ""''~ --;..;.;=~.;.;..-----1---------
dUC1ed 0y I COfl)OflllOl'I OI the rail Pf~ herein• -c~ Revenue from Use of Honey ' Property
Th1> 1eg1t1ran1111 c.on'l· ibove d e scr1bed 11 CONaOUDATID ~ .. '". _ _.. __ ..,_...,"'" ~ to tranwt t>utl· ad 10 t>e 2S59 Elden CW.._°"~ t l R ues ,,.,., under the FICllhOUI ~: cA CMt• Meu Consolldeted Rep()f1ofCondftlonof"BanecofNt'W'POrt"o f Newpo'1Beech. Inter-governmen a even
Bustnest nameltl llSl•d c.Mor~ Orange. and Domestic 2 Sub~lattee et the el044 of buSlneat on Septembef
•t>ow on NIA Th• u"d•n•on•d d11· 28, 1990 , Charqes for current Services Cht•li19 C. Hego p,..,. claims all Hablltty tor any 1n-' · StMe ... No. 1040
"-"' co<rectrwu 1n said atrMI Doler AMcMM ..
T11111 stttemen1 was filed ed<lr ... or 0,,,., common ASNTS lift Theueinde Other Revenues Wilh the County C..,11 of Or· dWfO"ailon 21 757 ange County on October 10 Said sate ..,11 t>e made Cut\ and due from banka. · t4&42 IMO ,47t'11 wtthOUI warranty ••PfHS Of lnv.stment MCurft• (Market Value S14,7&11 • -0-T r ansfer f rom Other F'Unds
Pu Or Coast lmptleO, ragardl"G Ulla. Polo-Non-lnveetmenl MCUrlt .... ,.,.. .... 0-
l>llthed •"9922 211 '"''°" or eN:umbranees, TF:!,_lng fuaocoondt ~~'Med .. ~rdlt~·r"tt .......... pu·····,·~;,. _ ___. u.nd .. ..;· • Daily PllOt Oc100t!f 10 llll•'Y the unpeld obll-rel ...,. -· ......,.. ,..,__, ....
November 5 12 t990M t30 oa11on1 MCured by said -reementa to~ In domestic otf!Qes. 8,900 • DM<I of lrull, with 11'19'MI -) 22S,_..,. --------.,........ Loan.a. T°'al (excluding uneerMd •~ 'n .. -IC Mt\TICC •nd otf\er sum• u l)fo..,.,_. _. .___ 3 a21 r~ nu lheflin. ptua tdYenc:-t It L ... : Altowanc:ia fOf .,..._ble ...,.., loteee •
_AC......;mtOUe...;;,;;;.;;.;.;..._IU--... --.-.-1ny. t"41taundet •nd tntw .. 1 Loent. net ........... ,. ..... ,,,. .............. , .• ,,, ... .. .. 221.472
6 ,492
TOTAL REVENUES
Nar. ITATIMIN'T thereon, a"d plu1 IH I, Bank premi.., F.F. & E 9tC. (lndudlnQ S.-0-capital INN) ..
The ,....._....,. per.on• .,. Chtrgel 11\d e.cpenMI of the ~ •at• owned othef than bank pr..-n6Ma,, 323 General Gover n111ent
,,;:;;:;;;;: TruttM end 01 the 1ru•t1 tn¥eatmenta In uncontolktated eubtkH•ri• and ~1ucANGA:~HICS 117 CfM led t>y Mid Dead ~ lllOClated compenlet ...... ,,.,, .. ,,,. .. ,,,,, .... ,. ....... ,,.
Abe ton• Av• Nawporl Trutt The iot.i amount ~omer·1 KatHtlty to thlt bantt on ~ancee outatendlng Mt Mid ot>flgeuona. •t 1"8 tln'le aNta s,..o. 8ngtbtet). ...... ~....::.--"' ~::"'.~~":. .. '"' ~ .... ~~ .. ~.'.., .. ~·;.::;·~.:: . .'.'.'.' .. .'.' . .' .. Abalo"• Ave , Newport ,...,O.ttid OCIOoet II. 1990 ~·-
8Mch. c.ilf 92t82 on IOUTl4WHTISIM Sii, TOTAL OEPOS IN DOMESTIC OfFlCES ... ,....... 2S2,8 12 ~~ :u=-~ullc • COtfVIYANCI COMIOf'• Total demand ,, .. ,, ,,.,, ...... ,,,,... , .,., .. ~. 104
TM reot trantl•I 'om· ATIOIJ. • ~....,... Total time and~ cteooelta........... . · 198,508
m8ftCed to transect t>uw-~~rm::TATS M · TOTAL DEPOSITS IN FOREIGN OFFICES
,,... under 1ne FictitlOul c 1 MSMCI 1 c... TOT AL OE POSITS IN DOMESTIC ANO
8 u11ne11 ,,.,,,..., lftltd ,.,.... c.,,.,.uen "' FOREIGN OfFlCES ..... ' ,,,, .. . ...
•boft on Sec>teml* 21. aeent • Federal fund9 purcf\aMd and eecurlltee IOld Under 19:2 0-b . " -.-.... ,,..., ....,,,.,, •• to r9PU'c:haM In domeetle OfftcM .
T.:':.11emen1 -:u tiled ....._ ,.. ~~ Ott. a.bllt ... tor bOtrO'ftCI money.
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4,935
278,721
2S2,612
2.500
Public Sa fet y
Public Works
Co11U1uni ty Dev elopment
Culture ' Leisur e
TOTAL EXPENDITURES
llPJl!Dltvlll
wr1t1 the County Clerk o4 Or· = ~ ... ~_... C?t•) lndudlng note ~ ol U.S. Treeaury,, ., · ............ · ·
... COUfl1Y on Seplltn~ ta-tiw Mof1g90e lndel)tedl .... (lndud6nQ t .(). c:ap4tal IMM8J .... . · ,,,
H . IHO ,4,_ Publlthad Of .. eo.t Aooept~ -~ by ~ tor account of ~ 0ranQe CO.I o.11y PllOt Oc1obar 22. tt, fNt _. and outttendtnO.,,.,. ... ,. '""" "' '"' ••· ... •• ·· · ..().
DD• VTILIU onn1101
riacal Year anded J\Pa• >O,ltto
Deify Pilot Oc1ober. l6, 22. November 5' 1990 M·231 n~~~IU '(·~··.ubc)';(;jN,eci' Mi• 4
'
189
Revenue
2t, 1to0 M·204 and dablnturel). .... ,,.,,,, .... ,. ... ,,,,, "' ' .... ,, ... ,,,,,.,., ............. , . 259,8~
PtalC NOTIC( SubOrdtneted notee and ==--·RUnY ................... Expen••
Preferred etoctl No ....... outtt9rdng .(). Amount I NCREASE (DECREASE) l N RETAINED EARNINGS
Common ttoek No ...... IUtto1lled 25,000,000
No, ..... outatendlne '·°°'·-Amount 3,3e2 ...,.,.......... ..... . . " ' ~· ..... ' ' ' ' .............. ,., ...... , ' 3.530 112 TOf AL ~....uTtO CAPfTAL .,, ............. ,................ . , 6,
"9telned -=~ ~ . .... .. . ... _ . ., .................. .,..... 11,t51 Pu r we fvf 90let Ind °"* cepl'8I , _ ..._ ..... ,,, __ • .. .().
TOTAL 9"A M B)Ut'T't'.... -. . .. " ...... _.,..... 11,151
TOTAL UAllUTl!S ANO IHA~DEA8 EOUfTY •. ·~··-· .. •· .. 271,121 MIMOMNOUM . .....,. ~•of repor1-. 8~ ~ ol C...... ....... n••t•••-• .......... • ..-•••••t•-•••• ... " 2.,2.SS
Not October"'-=--'"°------...
Revenue Bo nda Redeemed
l. Groaa Valuat ion
J. H.O. Sx~.
3. Net Val~ation
10/17/90
ltlt/tO Al•••• .. J&l••tloaa
ncnm
Sacurwt
$2,106,110,llO
7t ,t96,000
2,021.eu,uo
Qnt"W'9d
tuo,ut,l77
<161,000>
f lO,llJ, >77
$ 4,196,320
7 , 061.. 558
427,8 10
298,256
1 ,102,551
2,8 22,111
),750 ,766
9 4 ,725
l. 071. 462
$20,825,559
s 1 ,978,649
10 ,39 1,0 27
5,019 ,616
5 46,983
2. J 10 1 14.5
$ 20,2'6,UO
4 ,147 ,044
5,022 .ltl
$ <110,902>
$ 50,000
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