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ncrcasina~nns and much
cooler with west winds to mp 1n
the afternoon. Coutal/lntand hi&hs
from 68 to 78. Lows from SJ to S9. For
the Oranac Coast's most compietc
weather information, includin& boat-
ing. fishing and surfina reports and see
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Ill THE llEWl/IOOlll
Loose lips sink shi'pS. That Tria:itim
left over f:-om World War II is no less
true today. The talkative one was Pilar
Wayne. who. a1 a rt>«nt pany, casually
mentioned to Oraa1e Coast Dally Pilol
prcsident and C.E.O. Bob Page that her
new Kceshond pup. Thor. loves to
bring in the mo rning Pilot and drop ii
at Pilar"s feet. "I've got to.have a pholo
of that."' Page declared. "We'll use it in
a house ad" ... The ne:itl thing poor Pilar
knew, she was on her kntts in__front of
her Newport Beach home trying to
interest Thor in a newspaper. Nat-
urally. with our phqlographcr present.
Thor pretended he had never before
Sttn a Dally Pllot. .. Even with a subtly
concealed stnp of bacon among the
pages. Thor's in tertsl was nil. But when
a neighbor dog wandered over to Stt
what the fuss was about, Thor perked
right up. In a flash. he and the new-
-comer were off. his leash ripped from
Pilar's hand and she was left with a
bumptd knee and a possible broken
fingertlaiJ .. ~The moral o(the story is to
be very careful of what you say 10 Bob.
Page at panies ... By the way, Thor
_wandered home a few hours later and
our pho.tographer L.cc Parne, who is
very quick. came away w11h a fine ·
pholo which we'll drop at your f«t in
.a wttk or so.
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QUOTES Of THE OA Y
"It M'asjust a biB mNs. TM bank
lhousht they wcrr being robbed by
the~ Juys, but they weren 't. Thar's the
bottonJ line."
Irvine Police Lt Mike White. on an
&f'fument al a bank that was somehow
m1sin1erpreted as 'an attempted robbery
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.. When I niakr a mistake ir·s a
bea.ut ...
Fiorello Henry La Guardia
(.1882·1947)
TOOAY'I EVEflTS
•The public is invited 10 a prescn-......._
talion of the Draft Masrcr Plan Update
.for the Orange County Fair and E•JM>"
sition Center at 6:30 p.m. at theFair-
&rounds' Memorial Gardtns Building.
•"A Chorus Linc .. will be per-
formed at 8 p.m. •I the Orange Counly
Performing Arts Center. Tickets arc
SI 9·S4l. Call ll6-ARTS.
LOTTERY
DlcCI
i:;.;i J-teans: Ace
•aubi: Six
0 Diamonds.: Quttn
• Spades: Seven
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Po•ca lOllAZ
Pvbic nolicn/17
Sc("'!itls/15
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Fire · bits
Club employees
--tarn-o ut'-tcrbe
heroes of night
By Paul Arehipley
Orllnge Coat Delly Pllol
NEWPORT BEACH -It was a
typical night at the Balboa Bay O ub.
Residents in 1hc 144-unit Terr.cc
apartment building were finishing up
lhC' dinner dishes and wa1china the last
stories on the six a·clock news.
Two buildings away the bar was
doing a lively cocktail hour. Outside.
million-dollar yachts floated at their
moorings in the bay.
Just as he had been doing for the past
three years, valet Tony Nealon was
parking members" cars as they arrived
10 enjoy the amenities at one of New-
port's mos1 pintigious addresses.
Al 6:26 p.m .. the rou1i ne was shat-
tertd. The hotel operator told Nealon
and ·a co-worker 1here was a fire in the
Terrace. .:.
The pair raced down 1he boardwalk
'>''CSt of1he clubhouse and up the back
s1airs of the six-story building to the
first fl oor above the garage.
The fire. '>'·hich stancd in the kitchen
of apanmcnt 130. was already burning ·
fiernly.
"Flames were pouring out the
kitChen ~ndow into the hallway."
Nealon said. ··1 ran ne,.t door to 1-31,----
banged on lhc door and yel!cd 'fire!'"
Spotting the apanmen1'1 tone tai-
dcnt, Herlane Levin, comina up the
back lairs. he realized there wu no
one inside 10 worry about.
Nealon. 21, smashed the window to
a fi~ hose ca binet. rolled out the hose
and began spraying a stream ·of water
on the flames.
Beyond the wall of flames on the
other side of the hallway Nealon saw
one of the club's maintenance engi-
n«rs also ballling the fire.
It was Lto Pilapil, who would re-
ceive much of the credit for ext-
inguishing the fire and who would
suJTcr minor smoke. inhalation and a
trip to Hoag Hospital for his efforu.
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Heavy smoke
_,,auses-20-units
to be evacuated
By Anne Cekota
Or .. COMt Deir' Pltol
NEWPORT BEACH -F;,. -
out in the kitchen ofa Balboa Bay auti
apllnmcnt Tuesday -evcnina, tendina
heavy smoke throuchout the six-&evd
luxury apanmcnt complex and cau5ina
fire officials to evacuate at least 20
apanments.
There were only minor injuries re·
poned in the fire, which broke ou( at
6:26 p.m. in tho kitchen of a first4evel
apanment in r the 144-unit Terrace
Apanments Building. said Newpon
Beach Fi"' Capt. Randy Schect<r.
There wctt no esti17L1tes of damqe
available. However, officials believed it
would be in tht thou.sands of-doHars:
Firefighltn controlled the: bLatt ib
10 minutes but not before flames dc-
siroycd the small kitchen and caused
htavy ~moke dam.qe th.rQUlbout the
rest of the apartment. Scheerer said.
Apanment tenant Hcrlane Levin
was not at home when the fire started.
Schttrn said. In vestip1on did not
lcnow immediately what caused the
blaze or have any damqe estimalCS.
A Bay O ub maintenance enainoer.
32-year-old Leo Pilapil. was treated
.and later released from Hoq Memorial
Hospilll in Newport Beach for smoke
inhalation suffered when be tried to
put out the fire wilh a house line,
Scheerer said.
Charred lines .on lh.e walls inside the
apanment showed tha' smoke filled
morc than half the unit durins the
height of the fire. Smoke also affected
many other apartments and buildinas
nearby. Schttttr s.iid.
Newport.Dcc_a_cb and Costa Mesa fire
offic1als were ready for the possibility
of a much Laraer fire at the historic Ba y
Club, ori&inally calling a 2-alann
responst. AltotethtT. 33 firefi&.htrrs.
fi"e fire engines. two battalion chiefs
and four m°" pieces of equipment
wtrc on scene. Schccrcr said.
Nealon. a reSident of Hun1ington
Beach. escaped injury. as did the build-
ing's rcsiden1s.
It was still an unK'ttlin• event for
many of lhe tong-lime residents.
·· . .\ lot of our residents have bicxn
See HEROES-,...
FlreflghtOI' TOl'ry Lewis brings out one of the victims of'the S.lboa S._y Club --
fire, a cat named "Baby." The cat waa hkllng ~nder a tabkt on the rear
balcony when firemen arrived. Two peopt9 were ateo Injured. one trom
smoke Inhalation and the other wtth a acrape on the arm.
.. You don'I know really lcnow wh.al
you've aot until you get on sccnc,-
Schttrcr told reportCf'S.
Resident Gerrie K.asnicka was also
unsure abou1 how serious the fire was
when she was first tVattllted from her
See AA.,_,...
Piiot of crashed plane
balled for achlavemantt_
By Rober1 Barker
and Paul Archlpley
Ortn0t C.0.11 Oelt'f' Pllol
HUNTINGTON BEACH -t..wrentt
Barrett. the pilot of a small airplane that
cruhed Monday and killed all four aboard
in Aspen. Colo., was hailed as an Qutstand·
ing pilot, a arcat ou1doorsman and one of
the best fisherm~n in 1he world.
Ba~ll . 43. his wife of less than two
years. Karolyn (Kay). 4.S. o( Huntinaton
Harbour; Newpon Beach financial plaifner
Russell G . Lind . .S2. an.d a Santa Ana mAn
had a1tcnded a reunion at the Univenity of
Colorado in Boulder o'·er 1he weekend.
family membtrs said.
After. the colle-ge fes11,·111es, which Bar·
rttl rtponcdly a11endt"d t'\'CI'}' )'tar, he
p;1otcd. his Cessna 21 0 10 Aspen y,·herc he
and his wife reported!)' made arran,emenu "
for a ski trip planned 1n Drttmbcr.
The plane took off 1n clear "''tat her from
Pitkin County AiTl)<)rt at noon. apparently
headed for John Wayne A1Tl)<)n. 11 made a
left tum and flrw into a bush-covered
hillside. authoritiM said .
~~n Daily News reporter Mark Huff-
Soo CRASH _,.,
Smith 'S_ lead :~u:~:C':1o~~ s.c,.mcn•o, -«k ancr
A · judat: last Wttkend ordered tht Over Lungren Orange County roun1m1 hailed after
the Democratic: Party allracd absentee
blllot improprie1ics.. specifically that
C t to I 0 7 7 Rqistrar Donald Tanney had railed to U ' verify aianatu"" on applications for thc:
ballots.
SANTA ANA -Dernbcrt1 "'~-'=M=os,,_t_o_f_t_hc:--absc-nl« votes bcina
Smith's lead over Republiean Din counltd in Sacramento h.ad been e1-
Lunsrcn dwindled to 1.077 votes latt ptttec1 to wind up in Lunven·s column.
Tuaday, out or m~ than 6.S million And as the abscnttt vote continued to
cast,•• 1bten1et haiku countina in the come in lite Tuesday, lhat appeaml to
11tomey aencrars . r.c:e continued in be tht caw.
Slcramcnto. The 29.QOO.votc kad Snlith hc:ld after
But 1beefttte ballots In °'11nee Cou• &list Wttk's retular ballots were counted
ty '"""' locked up a thote ft-om other ha\! dwindled to lcssthan 1.110 by S:JO
Calirorni1 counl·.a were still btin11 s. VO~ ,_ . '"' -..
• .AP I ---
Thll -the -_,Aspen ah.,. the plone plloted by ~--8'1rrett _,, down. ,
Ba.Dk robberies, o~e real,
one f~e, keep police, Busy
By .Emlty-
ond Anno Ctttolo
•r. VINE -wo ~ afternoon
bank robbtad, OD'lt OM of which 1umcd
out ,to be. ta!. kept police busy alona 1hr
Orailte C-T-y allcmoon.
In C-c1e1 Mor, police wm look;na
for • lone robber' who walktd into First
1ntcntate 8uk lad fted with an unknown
amount o( cull. pollcie •id.
Mcanwllllt, ;, lrvllle, porn calllftt thc:;r
men. only to learn .. 9cr tlwre wu no
a,1tempted blM robeay, j• a bolched
hnt o( ..... -·tltot hod HOmo
Bank officials thinkinc they were beitis
heki up.
.. It wasjusl a b;!a ~ .. lrviac PoAiot LL
Mikr Wltitc aid. "The bo,nt iJiOiiilit
....,. btina robbed by -...,._bolt..,
...,.n'l That'• the bottom tim."
Two ~ walked into Home lllllr. •
4180 llomnca ,..,kwwy•-l:Jt-
and apparn\ly _,.. q '• wi6 .. othc:r • .., ..._,,, Wllill 11111. Otoe.,..,
men told a Idler tllat !Iii Pli--10 rob hini, and ....
turned into Ille -ii wfrtett ii rached • a s •II rr. ..
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-"TlY_ to catch the next one before
. it rolls to the bakery department."
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MARMADUKE by Brad Anderson
.. The m istake you rnaCle was pattrng him
on the head.··
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FOR60TTEN IT ..
by Charles M. Sc:hutz
~ARO 10 EXPLAIN HOW
THE HUMAN MIND WORKS,
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by Jeff MacNelly THE MENACE
by Jerry Scott ROSE IS ROSE
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by Hiffillflll Doux 'TUllBLEWEEDS
by Tom Batluk
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FOR El<AMPL..E ,.,
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Increasing cloudiness and much
cooler with west winds to l S mph in
the afternoon. Coastal/Inland highs
from 68 to 78. Lows from SJ to 59. For
the Orange Coast's most complete
weather information, including boat-
ing. fishing and surfina reports and see
page At.
IM TllE MEWll_,
Loose h ps sink ships. That maxim
left over from World War II is no less
true today. The talkative one was Pilar
Wayne. who, at a recent party. casually
men1i9T1ed to Oru1e Coa1t Dally Pilot
presid'ent and C.E.O. Bob Page 1hat her
new Kccshond pup. Thor, loves to
• bring in the morning Pilot and drop it
at Pilar's feet~" I've got to have a photo
of that," Page declared. "We'll use it in
a house ad" ... The next thing poor Pilar
knew, she was on her knees in front of
her Newport Beach home trying to
interest T~or in a newspaper. Nat·
urally. with our phoiographer present.
Thor pretended he had never before
Sttn a Dally Pllot. .. Even with a sub1ly
concealed stnp of bacon among the
pages. Thor's interest was nil. But when
a neighbor dog wandrred over to sec
what the fuss was about. Thor perked
right up. In a flash. he and the new-
comer were ofT. his leash ripped from
Pilar's hand and she was left with a
bumped knee and a possib~ broken
fingernail... The moral of the story 1s to
be very careful of what you say to Bob
Pageu-pan1es. .. By the way. Thor
wandered home a few hours later and
our photographer Lee Pa~e. who is
very quick. came away with a fine
photo which we'll drop at your feet in
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a week or so.
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PlllA7
llUOTEI OF THE BAY
"It was just a big mess. The bank
thought they .. t're being robbed by
these guys. bur they weren ·r. Thar's the
bouom /me ...
Irvine Police Lt. Mike White, on an
a'lument at a bank that was somehow
misinterpreted as an attempted robbery
(Al).
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"When I make n mistake it's a
beaut ...
Fiorello Henry La Guardia
( 1882-1947)
TODAY'I EVEllTI
•The public is invited to a presen-
tation of the Draft Master Plan Update
for the Orange County Fair and Expo-
sition Center at 6:30 p.m. at the Fair-
aroundt' Memorial Gardcn..swtding.
• .. A Chorus Linc" will be per-
formed at 8 p.m . at the Orange County
Performing Ans Center. Tickets arc
S l C).$42. Call SS6-ARTS.
LOrrEllY
Dlcc1
V> Hearts: Aet
+Clubs: Srx
() Diamonds: Queen
• Spades: Seven
8'tdle column/IS
Businns/M
Clmffild/ 14
CotMcs/11
Crosswonl/1$
Entwt..-.nt/M
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AM l'*'/15
Opmt0n/A7
Pola lOt/U
Pubtlc notica/17
Ser amtltl/15
Socatty/15
Sports/II
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Weattlef /11
Club employees
turn out to be ·
heroes of nigh t
By Paul Arehlpfey
Onlnge Coat Diiiy Piiot
NEWPORT BEACH -It was a
typical night at the BaJboa Bay Oub.
Residents in the 144-unit Terrace
apartment building were finishina up
the dinner dishes and watching the last
stories on the six o'clock news.'
Two buildings away the bar was
doing a lively cocktail hour. Outsid~,
million-dollar yachts floated at thetr
moorings in the bay.
Just as he had been doing for the past
three years. valet Tony Nealon was
parking members' cars as they arrived
to enjoy the amenities at one of New-
port's most prestigious addresses.
At 6:26 p.m .. the routine was shat-
tered. The hotel operator told Nealon
and a co-worker there was a fire in the
Terrace. ·
The pair raced down the boardwalk
west of the clubhouse and up the back
stairs of the six-story building to the
first floor above the garage.
The fire. which started in the knchen
of apartment 130. was already burning
fierctly.
"Rames were pounng out the
kitchen window into the hall~"
Nealon said. "I ran next door to 131.
banged on the door and yelled 'fire!' "
Spottina. be apal"lment'a lone fftt.
dent. Herlanc Levin. comlna up the
back stain: hr rcaliud there was no
one inside to worry about.
Nealon. 21. smashed the window to
a fire ho~ cabinet. rolled out the ho~
and began spraying a stream of water
on the flames.
Beyond the wall of flames on the
other side of the hallway Nealon saw
one of the club's maintenance en&i-
nttrs also battling the fire.
It was Leo Pilapil. who would re-
ceive much of the credit for ext-
inguishing the fire and who would
suffer minor smoke inhalation and a
trip to Hoag Hospit.M for his efforts.
Nealon. a resident of Huntington
Beach. escaped mJury. as did the build-
ing's residents.
It was still an un~nhng event for
many of the long-time residents.
"A lot of our residents have been
See HEROES/Illa Piii
0..... ~ Coell Olly "°'
Areflghter Terry Lewis brings out one of the Yk:tlma of the Balboa Bay Club
flre, a cat named "Baby." The cat was hiding under a table on the rear
balcony when firemen arrived. Two people were Mio injured. one from
smoke Inhalation and the other with a 1erape on the arm.
Heavy smoke
causes 20 units
to be evacuated
By Anna c.ko&a
~Inge Coell Delly Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH -Fire broke
out in the kitchen of a Balboa Bay Club
apartment Tuesday evenina. sendina
heavy smoke throuahout the six-level
luxury apanment complex and causiaa
fire officials to evacuate at least 20
a pan men ts.
Thert were only minor injuries n>
poned in the fire, which broke out at
6:26 p.m. in the kitchen of a first.Jevel
apartment in the 144-unit Tenaoc
Apanments Building. uid Newport
Beach Fire C~pt. Randy Scheerer.
There were no estimates of damqe
available. However. officials believed it
would be in the thousands of dollars.
Firefightcn controlled the blaze in
10 minutes but not before flames de-
stroyed the small kitchen and cauted
heavy smoke damaee ~ut the
rest of the apartment, Scbcem' said.
Apartment tenant H~ Levin
was not at home when the ~ started,
Scheerer said. lnvestipton did not
ltnow 1mmcdJately what cauted tbe
blau or have an) damqc estimates.
A Bay Oub ~llitc~~ ·enameer.
32-ycar-old Leo Pilapil, was treated
and later released from Hoaa Memorial
Hospital 1n Newpon Beach for smoke
in.balauon 5Uffcred when be tried 10 a>ut o,.t tM 1m with a bou99--~
Schttrer said.
Owred lines on the walls inside the
apanment showed that smoke tilled
more than half the \lnit during the
height of the' fire. Smoke also affected
many other apanments and buildings
nearby. Scheerer said.
Newpon Beach and Cost.a Mesa fire
officials were ready for the possibility
of a much larser fire at the historic .Bay
Club, oriJjnally calling a 2..alarm
response. Altoaether, 33 firefi&bters,
five fire engines. two batta.lion chiefs
and four more p1eces of equipment
were on sc:cne. Schccrcr said.
"You don't know really know what
you've aot until you art on scene,"
Sc'hocrer told reponen.
Resident Genie K.asn1ck.a was also
unsu~ about how senous the fire was
when she was first evacuated from her
See FIREIWll9 Piii
Piiot of crashed plane
ballad for achlevamants
~
end Paul Archlpley
Orange Coast 01llly Piiot
HUNTINGTON BEAC H -U.wrenoc
Barrett. the pilot of a. small airplane that
crashed Monday and killed all four aboard
in Aspen. Colo .. was hailed as an outstand-
inn>itot 11 great outdoorsman and one of
the best fishermen in the world.
BatTCtl. 43. his wife of less than two
years, Karol)n (Kay). 45. of Hununaton
Harbour. Newport Beach financial planner
Russell G. Lind. 52. and a Santa Ana man
had attended a reunion at the University of
Smith'$ lead
overLunmn
cut to 1,077
SANTA ANA -Democrat Ario
mitb's le.ad over Republican Dan
lunA"Cn dwindkd to l .077 YOta late
Turid&), out of more than 6.$ mllboa
cast, as absentee blllot count1ns in the
attorney tcneral' r'ICe continued in
Sacramento.
But abetfttft ballots in <>ranee c~
t)' Yt'C1"C locked up as thole ftoom other
California count~ wett atiH bcina
Gelorado in Beulder over the W««nd.-
family members said.
After the collqe fes11 v111es, which Bar-
rett reportedly attended every year. he
ptloted b1s Cessna 210 to ~spen where he
and his wife rcponedl) made amngcments
for a ski tnp planned in December.
The plane-took-Off lD clear weather from
Pitkin County Airport at noon. apparently
headed for John Wayne A1rpon. lt made a
left tum and flev. into a bush-<:overcd
h11ls1de, 1uthon11cs said.
Aspen Dally News reporter Mark HufT-
See' CRASH!llm Piii
tabulated in Sacramento a Wttk after
the election.
A judie last Wttkend ordered the
Orange Count)' countma halted after
the Democratic Pany allqcd abscnttt
blHot impropriet.n, pecifteally that
Rt&iitrar Donald Tanney had failed to
vmfy sianaturcs on 1pphcat1ons for the
blHot
Most of the abscnttt votes beiq
counled an Sacramento had bttn u-
pec:ted to Wlnd up in Lvnsren's column.
net u the absentee vote continued to
rome 1n late Tuesda>. that appeared to
bt the catc. ~ 29.000.votc lead m1th hdd afttt
ant ~k's rq\llar blllots ~ counted
had dwindled to tm than I.I tO by $:30
s.evo~,_
Thla w the m near Aspen aftef" the pfane piloted by l.ANnla Barrett WMt down. ~
Bank robberies, one real,
one false, keep police busy:~-
By Emly Ad9rN
Ind AnNI Cekola
IRVlNE -Two rq>oned afternoon
bank robbelia, only one of which turned
out to be saL k~ police busy atona the
~ COM& T...-y aftemoon.
In CoroM del Mer,"°"" wett looking tor a tone robbrt Who walked into First
lntmuite lult and fted with an unkno•-n
amount ol c:m_ pali6e liiid.
Meuwlule. ill lrvi-, Potier a.upt tbcir
fMft, Oftly eo ll8ni IMcr tbeR WM no
at~l*d ._. ......,,. j• a botched
line ol com••lC81icm IMt Md Home
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The day bartender at Woody's Wharf in Newport Beach, he's
been with the waterfront watering hok si nce it opened in 1965.
A SHOT Of CREATIVITY
He 1s famous locally for inventing the Hot Shot. a mix of
coffee. Balle\ ·s lnsh Cream anti Tueca. He 1s aJso the maker of the
Watermelon· shooter. which tastes JUSt like watermelon.
WHAT'S NOT TO UIET
Cullinane sa}s the time h.i'> ··gonl' b~ pretty fast ... It's a very
pleasant place to work. I hl..l· the water. We have a real good
clientele ..
IEMEMBElllG WOODY
Cullinane wa'I hired b} o nginal 0"ner Woody Payne. who aied
in a traffir a l'1dent eight )Cars ago. "He helped a lot of people."
Cullinane rl·call'I ... He "as son of an anonymous fnend to the
various customer'> "hen the~ u~d to get in trouble."
'HAPPY ANNIVERSARY
To mark Cull1nam"!> ~5th ann1' e rsary. Wootl)'s Wharf will be
holding a part}' at noon Thursday The address 1s 23 18 Newport
Bl vd .. on thl' Pcn1n<iula 1n Newport Beach.
-Compiled by Ro1er Bloom
Local News Briefs
Driver dies attir beal't att1clt .
Hl'N r1;-...c, l O'-BEA< H -.\ 59-~ear-<>ld man was killed
Monda) night after he apparent!~ suffered a heart attack and
vet'red into onroming traffit·
Thco<lorl' flau of We'ltm•n"jrr \.\as rushed to Hoag Hospital.
but died 1,l10rth aha the 9 40 pm colh'l1on. pohce Lt. Jeff Cope
said. l\o 1.inc cl!>c \\3S scnousl~ lnJUred m the wreck.
Fl.it1 "•" dm 1ng north on Brookhurst Street. JUS t north of
.\dam'> \' l'llUl'. "hcn h1\ car \uddcnl} dnfted ac ross traffic lanes
and into om:om1ng cars. (ope )<ltd Police suspect Fla11 ma) ha'e
'iu ffcreJ a hl·an attack JU!>I bt:fore losing control of his car.
nau\ ca1 \IUl'SWlpcd one dnven by 25-)car-old Richard
Rudolph 11! I lunungton Beach. but Rudolph escaped lnJUry. Cope
sat ti. ·
Five car smashup 11N1111t1 1rw•st
L.\C1l '\ 8[.\C H -\ ~5-vear-old Costa M esa woman who
lost control of her rnr on Pacific ·coast H1gh""a~ late Monda) ran
min fi, l' p.11 lr.cd l3f\ anti \\a-. latl·r arrested for drunken dnvmg.
polll.l' \a1tl
.\lthough r>onna \fanc Bro thers escaped the dangerous odcss) "''h onh a minor ml to her chm. shc cntletl up damaging four
'mt.igc l'ar, and JU\1 bard) a'o1ded h11ting a S450.000 Porsche.
l agun.i Bc:llh Pol1cc gt. Bob Rahaeuscr said
"To re'>tore them to their onginal rnnd11ion 1s going to hr
C\trl·mel) C\pensl\c." Rahacuscr said. lie J1d not have an estim ate
of 1he damage. however
Hrothers reportedly veered right at 1111<1 N. Pacific Coa st H")
and hi t a parked Saab Her car. a l IJM1 I ord Mustang, was thcn
propelled b) the impact into an oldl·r mo<ld Mercedes lknz parked
1n front of the Vintage Car C 1allc~ at I 1 <i5 N Pacific Coast Hw)
Her car was reported to ha'c thl·n hit twn other vintage model
Mcrccdcs~Ben1 cars and a Porslhe
The momentum of hl·r car then larncd Brothers across thc
highway into oncoming northbound t1 arfa. but she missed h1tt1ng
an) cars before coming 10 re'>I at the l urh ... She was very luck)."
Rahaeuscr said.
Brothers was arrc'>tctl aller 'hl "as treated at South Coasi
Medical Center ~he ".is taken 111 <>range County Jail, where she
is-bemg held in lrco of S ~. liWt tr:rrr
-By ,.e D•lly Pilot
The World ... in f ot:~~ !\~inutes ........
WASHINGTON-KeysnatGf'lia ..... ..,..llked ... lfr l
Bush on 1\aesday to convene an CIDll'll8CY _.. of Conarw llr
wba1 Republican leader Bob Dole .ued a --,UM&p-oHbut-up .. vole OD
administration policies in tbe Per1'ln Oult.
The White House quickly oppa.d dai Wea u uuec:aury, ad
Senate Democratic Leader Oeoqe Mitchell, too, ahowoct lime
e.alhusiasm. But Mitchell said Senate beariqs would be 1eheduJcd on
I.be aulf crisis. probably in the nnt teVeral wteka, becaUle "the
American people deserve a full naliot;W debete.•• . . .
Presidential press secretary Martin Fitzwater. votC1fll adm1nis.-
tration opposition to a special conpessional session. said simply,
''There is no war ...
Mitchell, of Maine. said a ~ session would be justified only
if lhe president makes a decision to 10 to war and that Bush's moves
so far amount only to threats -which he can issue without permission
from Capitol Hill. . .
The Democratic leader said there would be heanngs soon by the
Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services committees .
LONDON -Prime Minister Margaret
Thatcher's former deputy Sir Geoffrey Howe
launched a scathing attack against her Tuesday.
telling the House of Cof!lmons .sh~ ~as split the
government and jeopardized Bnta1n s future.
Several lawmakers said Howe's action set the
stage for the most serious c~allen~e . to Mrs.
llchtr in her1 I 1'C3TS as-pnme-minister.
The most likel) challenger. former Defense
Minister Michael Heseltinc. had until midday
Thursday to decide whether to run against her in
the annual election for leader of lhe governing
Conscrvatl\e Part} and thus prime minister.
Ho~ resigned Nov. I to protest Mrs.
Thatcher's rcJCCtion of a plan adopted by the 11 Thatcher
other European Community leaders at a summit in Rome to set up
a singk central bank by 1994 and a single c urrcnq. perhaps by the
year 2000.
0~ Q"~ s~ ~heral LeBeau
ORANGE COAST'S ONLY FICTIONAL DRAMA SERIE.,S
"C o me on up." Cork) Miles barked out. wa ving Katherine
Bell aboard the huge cabin cruiser docked at the Balboa Bay Club.
Kathcnne. sutldcnl) unsurl' what to Cl.peel. gingerly chm~
up onto the boat.
··skip. eo get us a handful of Coronas and a couple of ship
cocktails .. This young lad} and I have some talking to d o.''
Kathenne tool.. a seat in o ne of the captain's chairs and. despite
the danger that seemed to be: lurking ncarb>, took a second to
admire the '1ew -the sun bounced off the water. two young kids
11ppcd past on "mdsurfcrs and a sabot cut an angle across the
harbor tr) mg to <:atch a gust of wind on a windless da) Another
rx·rfl'l't da) in paradise.
··~o. \OU wanted 10 talk \I.Ith Mr. Skip Simpson:· Cork) began,
pulling a pack of c1garre1es fro m the back pocket o f t\ls knee-len&th
~hort~. ··Do )OU mind 1f I ""o nder wh} the local newspaper
puhh,hc r might want to be chatting with one of my employ~s?"
··1.. I thought that... Well. I was ... "
Corl..} sudden!} laughed ... Since words escape you. wHy don't
\Ou let me answer: You're still hung up on this theor) that I was ~omeho"" responsible for the unfortunate death of David Hensen.
And being a member .-0f the media. an occupation somewhere
bc:ncath a lawyer. you·,e resorted to hassling my hired help."
Kathenne paused bc:fore she a nswered: "If you had any guts.
you"d let me talk 10 Skip. Alone. What do you have to hide?"'
To he cohtinut."d ...
Did You Know?
Coast llVI Ilks PNVlllld
food f• A111rlcan lndl1ns
•Jn Laguna Beacla: The coast hve oak has shiny. spined leaves
that IJst two or three years hcfore fal ling from the tree. The live
Oak also produ~s a vast amount of acorns summer through fall.
·\rnrnl>, leached and ground into meal were a principal source of
font! for American Indians. Coa '!t "' e oaks arc found in the interior
\ alleyi-below 5.000 fee t where light ram fall occurs.
Doa'I 80 Ht oa •limb! Sead your bl1torlcal l•ct1 to Did YH
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. w ASlltN010N -... AlaD en.toe illcl n.dly ..... CllllCef
1re1unen11 ill c.tilnil W6ll fNV'lll him • _..... mucll Of the
Sena .. Edlkl c.a.n .... llMri• ia the .. ltmtiaa ·rra .... ~ llDft. DClliL. w a{ the 1en1aora Udtr la¥tll ~
he ~!"'-ble ...... -1 ud ~Udday, whea • uon ~ and IMt t>ec. • When' it ii litely tO bfte a
Tbe beain Thundly for the ~ton~ received Sl .3
million from H. Keatiq Jr. and hll ltlOCl'~ -and ~
intervened wilb replalOtl OD behalf of the former chief Of the faded
LiDClOID S.viqs and Loan. c. 'bu · The committee is tryina 10 dcienn!ne ~bet~tt tne oontn lions
influenced the ac:tions of the tenators m v1olauon of the chamber's
rules. . Se. . .
Cranston did not run Tuesday for re-e~1on as . nate !ft1JOf11)
whip, and announced he wouJd not run ap1n for hts scat 1n 1992.
bcc4use he has prostate c.ancer.
MOSCOW -In a mltjor step towa.rd endi~J
the paralysis of power in the Soy1et .u nion. Bons
Yeltsin said Tuesday he and M1kha1l Gorbachev
have agreed to divide authority between. tbe
· central government and his Russian federation.
The two agreed to appoint commissions .of
their Cabinet ministers to allocate the authonty
and propen.y of the national govemmeot ~nd the
Russian parliament, which emerged as a nval for
power after Yeltsin was elected to the newly.
created post o.f Russian president in June. .
''Russia has chosen its path and 1s on Its
way." Yeltsin told Russia's parliament in the most
detailed account yet of his watershed. four-hour y ttst
meeting with the Soviet president on Sunday. . e n
During the meeting. as rt<'ount.ed by ye1tsin. Gorba~hcv m.ade
major concessions to arrest the d1Stntcgra11on of the Soviet Union,_
made up of 15 republics. most o f them restive as they yearn for more
independence.
-By ~e AHocl•led Pre.,
News of the Weird
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AUSTIN, Texas -.\ state
clerk'c; suggestion lo use a ma-
chine 10 rount pages ma> win
h im S 10.000. but 11 alread} has
cost him his Job
Geo rge .\rrO)OS o f
Georgeta" n 1s o ne of SC\ en
finahsts for thC' fi rst pn1e 1n the
governor"s Producll' 11 y Sugges·
t1on .\"ard!o. The" inner\ arc to
be announced Thursda)
His entr) e:\plaincd a way to
save monty for the Tuas
Workers Compensation Com-
mission.
But the monc) saved was h1!1
own SI 0,42~-ycar salary.
"In onl} four months. l suc-
ceeded 1n eliminating m y JOb ...
ht said. laughing.
ArrO)OS said he applied for
the JOb "hen he graduated from
.\ngelo State College .
.\rro~os "a" assigned to other
d .111es at the agcnC") befort he
resigned t<.'I take a job as 3
probation officer.
-By I~ A11oclalftl Pttn
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Four po"-er gl1dn l1tc'i and .1 l11r repair kit, with a
total value of S l.4\0 "-l'rl' ~10lrn from a car 1n the SOO
block g,f Paulannu ''l·nuc hct~i·rn ' '0 pm. Sunday and
7:30 a m Monda'
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A s1erco worth 1.'00 wa\ ~lokn from a boat in the 1600
block Qf Placentia A~cnue between 3 p.m. Saturday and 8
a.m. Monday.
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mc:one ~tole a camera, a t.ckpack ind mis-
ttllantous clo1h1n&, With a 10\al value o($J,250 from I c.&r
parked 1n 1hc 200 block of Harbor Boulevard between
noon And I p m Monday.
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An arson isl set a 1973 Ford truck on fire between· 6
pm. Sunday and 10:30 am Monday. The car, ,.rked 1n
the 1600 block of upcnor A venue, WIS K"erdy damqed.
The atlQftlJt appiamuly PO'&Nd • nammable hqWd O\ltt
the (ron1 of the truck and !,"'led 11.
Someone paid ror dnnk1 with thrtt photocopied SIO
tMlJs friday supt at HC!pt 8armic~l1 •loon. Tht
u ••rfc11 bellt were palled •Wttn 1:30 p.m. Friday 1'"1
l:JO a.m. SlturdSy.
tnd ran off ~11h .1 '" l'Jl k of Pepsi Cola the man had bttn
canrina hom1.· hom 1hc \tore The robbtry occurnd at
about 9 n' p "'
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A 45-)'ear-old I nuntain Valley man rrponed mail
stolen from h" bm 111 thr 100 block of Os~ry Lant', and
his bank told him 'llml·one (Ol')td hi sianaturc on a check
11aa1n~1 a non-c\l\ll'nt hank acc:ounl.
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Somconl' brulr.c o<r the car and k1ckcd hole$ in •
fibe1'1Jru cow 81 l<cllkvlCW Dairy II 9080 Talben St.
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Ancr 't1c .. 1n1 a 'ICrt'wdrh·erin the lock ofa 1989 Ford
truck. somcont took an tn-duh comp.a d11C player. an
amplifier and speakt'rs. all val~ at S2.0SO The truck was
parked at the ownt'n rt11dtnce on IM 17000 blodt o( Mt.
uhta It the llmt' or tht' buralar)'.
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"cral men armed thcmttl"cs Wllh bucblll bite and
hit rocks 11 pe s1n1 mo1on1t1 nar the Sout.lwm Cahfornia
Editon o. po~r plant at Pet1Ac: Co.-H•wey and
Newland trcct.
0 Someone llM\hed Uw Window 10 a~ luicll RcpJ
at MwdJ Park Ind Mok a punt <'OftSltfti"I ~
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A woman came home from.,.,.."' ind ro.nd that
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somcollt stoic a v1deocauettc rc<iordcr from her coach 11
the Huntinaton Mobile Estates. 76S2 Garfield A\le,
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· Someone stoic hockey cqu1pmtnt from a n hlclc: in the
carpon in tht 8400 blocl of Jenny lane.
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A newspaper delivery min rcponcd 1hat the front door
at V11Jaac Liquor on Rrookhurst Strcel l\ad bttn smithed
out.
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Vandals alishtd the tire or a white: Ford EJCOrt in Ole
dnvewt)' 1n the 18000 blodt of lvcwy Crat l.afte. c .,
meo~ smashed a window and 1tole beer and
mooc:y at a rtt1dencc 1n the 17000 btock or Ncwtand trcct. ......
Someone ''°~ 1 1917 blKk Kawualt1 Nuua from
oullick 1 ltilde~ on Haya ll'eet.
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Tbicvc:s cn1c:~ a homt on Scramwood th~ an
open $1idina aJau door and atolc a ldc'phc>DC answmnt
madl1ac.
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A 1917 Pondtc "'Mltn hm~tM _,._Of
Forest A vcniac. The owner rcponed thar he tmf bn keys
in hit pouc:sal(>n and was u~ on lht paym,nt •
A IUIPICIOUS look1n1 man With • larac tapestry baa
o"tr his shoulder was stopped 1n the 300 bloclc Q( Fotttt
Awnuc and pt1ced under armt for posseu1on of stolen
propcn)
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A whne. airls mountain bike. vo lU«t 11 $40(). wu
stoltn from the 300 btoc:k of Con)'on Acrn Drive. .. ........
A Bc:llftowtr woman ~ported she 101 two suspicious
phone call• Oft htr unhsltd teltph()ne fiom somtOM •ho knew btf huMflnd' n,.,. name •nd d1nlt'ted the ~pk to
come to Ntwpon Cc1ttcr 1t 1 sptttrl(' time and they -ould
be cl .. blt fof' a new ca-. SJ0,000 aiah or a °''"'""'"
'llCltion. The woman wai pent(liJarly concerned that the
C"alltr told her tO ~\C their C'ar w1lh tht> petllint ltltndaOL
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Tbc: Pl*"lt' 10 1 Voho station wtfPn was lttft
'"''"' out of the car and 11eah"I 1· ~w11 a"'1 pair of 1bons f1om a a1rpon 1n the 2800 bloc~ or N~
loukvlrd. .c
An SI J.000 Rok\ •ak'h _,, m• '"-from the k1 .. 1we counta of 1 holM 1n the 100 bkxk of Amtt~ A~e•u1t.
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A "'°""'" In an 1pannwn1 1n tM 400 bkict ol Sansa
AM AYnut ~· tajt lo find Mt ~ .-. hm 1
b9droom drftirr' Ind I WlMow tl'ftftl ntliaiftl hm a th"" tOOlft ... ~.
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S.111nlay? Tbat ..... Plail
S.w hid loll hil bid b
i'Mlection IO lbe Newpon
Beaeh City Couacll. ..
I know a1 a.. one per.
10n who did: Phil S.uonc.
''This meuaee is for
Fred Manin, .. ht called in on
the FAthor's Hotline. "Hey,
Fred. this 11 Phil Sa.nt0ne. 1
WU IU~ aurprited that I k>t1
the election for city council Fred Martin
like you taid •.. Who beet me? -----------rm curious to know:•
Dumb ol' Fred lat you,
Phil. Dumb ol' Fred, whole c---~~~--~~
head was thinkina Don _
Strauss, but whote finacrs ~re typina Phil Sansone.
While this nub does no1 quite rank with lhe Chicago Tribune's
"DEWEY WINS!" headline the day after Harry Truman
schnockered Tom Dewey in the 1948 Presidential el('Ctton it is
certainly an embarrassment. • ·
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Aa wida MY .. Ol liblill-'. lrvtM
IMhaeldllt._TIUkiaba.Ja .. n,
..... -y llrikial lim.Uaritia.
Anet. 11 in many tamilia. the dif-
rtrencn between the two sisters ~
unmil&abbk.
f rna,ine. (or example, Irvine -
Which lalely has had ditru:ulty fill-
ina itl. five City Cou~cl seats -
tryina to Kat JS counal members,
a1 Taukuba. Japan docs. On the other hand, like its Cali-
fornia sister, Tsukuba is a new city.
ctated and beina built as pan of a
snnd master plan.
Th<* are a couple of the
qualities that caU&ht the attention
of Irvine City Council member
Paula Werner on. her first full day
in the Japanese metropolis.
Werner is part of the first Irvine
deltption to travel to the clly of
140,000 (Irvine's population is
110.000) since a sister my rela-
tionship was established Last year.
W i•h hrr are Mayor Sally Anne
Sheridan. Co•aeilman Art
Bloomer, .......... Dir•~ llebln
Johnton and pnMOCOI oftloer Mia
cardola and --ci~ oMa1k From her T....._ ..._.room,
Wemer detcribed IM ,,,_,., first
full day of nploriftl the aty. The
tour init~lly ralted eycblows in
Irvine becaUtt Shlridan bad op-
pofCd the formation of &itaer city
ties. The Irvine delellUon, with the
exception of Wtmcr. it travehna at
city expen~. and most. except
Werner. bro\llht l1)0Uta a)9nl.
The first da>'• ect1vion were
dominated by tours or the univer·
sity that strves H the ci1y•1 core and
is. in fact. the main reason for its
ex.is1encc.
The uo1versity's focu i tcience
and research and its practical appli-
cation, Werner said. And forming
relations with ov~ learning
centers is a primary aoal. she added
Tsukuba. an hour's drive from
To~o. was formed by a mandate
from the national aovernment, tn
hopes of rclievina congcstton m the
capital ci1v. Werner said.
The a<>Ytmment COft\'erwed IM
ftve farmina vU~ Lbat OMic
stood whett one-third of the oou-
tty's rHCarch 1nsututions are now
located.
The blcnd1na of numcrou1 lOC:ll
,overnmcnts produced the ~
1naJy ovcrwhclmina number ol
council mcmbea here, Werner aaicl.
But the current JS 1s down from tbe
original •total of 92. she said.
And of the 35 current Tsukuba
counCil members. only two are
women. a stark contra.it to lrvine'•
ratto of two women out of Oyc.
While the focus of the emcf'IJns
city IS SCLencC' and research -
Tsukuba's official name inch.c:tes
tbe title Sc1~cc City -not every-
thing here bears the &Jint of modem
technology, Werner sa1d.
Tsukuba's ma)or was delayed in
amvin1 at a ceremony Monday ~ause he v.as judgma hogs at an
exh1b1t1on. Werner said. The area is
known lhrougtlout Japan for its
pork production. and the oriJIDIJ
slod. used lo launch hoa-ra1sina
he~ came from the U nited States.
'>hl· \atd '•
But the Irvine de:~ did
meet with the rest Ille city91
sizeable 11oup of elected oflciell,
and cxchaneed c:eremoaial ~
before cnjoyina a meal tllat <*
member tf lhe Tsu.kuba c:ootiftemt
complained consisted or au--.
rather than Japanese food. Wern.er
said. Borrowina from Mark Twain: Repons of Mt. Sansone·s
demise, ~lit~cal and otherwise, arc greatly exaggerated.
Indeed. In the column that ran the day after the election-
which was written while the polls were still open-·we wen1 way out
on the ususal limb and predicted that Mr. Sansone would be re-
electrd handily. Of course he would; he was unopposed.
Irvine Co. l~unches open space Plan
We forrcast the same for Mr. Strauss, who, unfonunalely for
him. was not unopposed.
Me• culpa.. Councilman Sansone.
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Company choo ses con servan cy group to ma nage land
Food Flpt: Editor Bill Lobdell a nd reigning restaurant cntac
Judy Chamberlaiq aR swamped with entries for lhe Oru1e Coast
Delly Pllot'1 Great Restaurant Reviewer &arch.
With the entry deadline passed. it can now be divulged that
there 1s-at lcasl should be-a secret critenon for winning lh1s wnte-
off. It involves tbc anwortt in the ad that has been promoting the
contesL
Flanking the lext are a fork on the left border. a knife on tht'
right. Good> points should accrue to the would-be re' 1ewtr who
notes that the the cuttina cd&e of the knife blade 1s po1nt1ng
outward-a dreadful no-no for a proper place scttin.g. .
As has been duly noted above. columnists do make mistakes.
Since this ad 1s for a rtstaurant cnt1c. would the backwards knife
bC called a m1stcak?
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Fearles1ly F1~l•1 Fre.cl: It seemrd that my maligning of Mr.
By Tony Dodero
Orange Coetl Delly PllOt
IRVlNE -In order to accelerate
the public•s access to 16.000 acres
of land, the Irvine Co. has entered
into an agreement wnh a con-
servancy group to develop a stew-
ardship plan to manage this pnme
real estate.
"The Irvine Co. views itself as a
builder and planner of master-
plannrd communities:· said com-
pany vice president Gar) Hunt
Not onl) docs the Jn1ne Co. want
to develop land for shopping
Ct'n1rr'i nnd hou'ling. hut 11 •~ al~
interested in prescrvmg open sp.tll'
he said.
The Nature Conservanq. Jn in-
tcrnattonal land presen al1on or·
ganizauon. was chosen to manJgl·
that open spact' by the In inc < u
The In-me Co. Open pal·e Rl'·
serve tewardshtp Plan will pro' tdl·
for land-use pohc1es. public aLtl·c,,
opponunittes. resource con'K'r'J·
t1on and habitat enhancement pro-
grams The plan 1s schrduled hi he
~ompleted 1n June 1991
'"We belle'e the con~nJnl,·,
involvement to help protct I lhl'
natural rc\ourccs that e\t\I' nn
lhl',1: land'i. as wc:U a' pro\ 1Clc
lnmpatahk puhhc acces'I. will bt-a
hrnl'li1 tor generattons 10 come··
Hunt \Jld
< arol Hoflman In 1ne ( o 'KC
prcs1drn1 of communal) rdaltons.
1dl'nt1til·d three area'i that ha-.e
hem rarmarled for earl~ pubhc
aete'i'i
• Thr '\l·"'pon <.oast. :!.400
Jl re' 01--f\aturJI open space locatrd
nr3rh-. the < n 'ital ( o' e State Park
• l 1ml'ston·l. < 3n\On. 5.500 acres
uf nJtural "-Oodlands loc3tt.'d
~outhl'J\I ol lr'tnl' Lake
• l prx-r Prtt.'" < 3n,on a ''0-
acrt' rarn:I tn<,tdc th<' 1..·1t1c' of
Sansone might have been a Freudian slip. If so. lhere was a great
opponunity to check it out: The Freud Symposium at UCI.
It was nice. frolhy fare for a sunny Sat.urday on the Orange
Coast: '"A S)·mposium reviewing lhe key aspects of Sigmund
Freud's psychoanalytic theory and its impact on an. literature and
religion."
New area code planned for 714 region
We caught UCI drama professor Stephen Barker"s presentation
on "Father Figures: Nietzsche. Freud and Autoaesthetic Force:·
OR.o\NGE .COUNTY -0¥
1993. m1lltons of newcomers who
helped fuel a populal1on explosion
1n Orange ('ounl> and the Inland
Empire and brought technolog)
wuh them will ha' e their own area
code. an official said Tuesda~.
Evef) time Dr. Barker made a significant point. lhc 200 or so
heads in the audie11cc would nod knoWingly. The) understood
when he talked about "the aesthetics of textualtty:· ··proto-
subhmauon" and '"the metaphoric tableaux of metaphysical truth ··
i\rea code 7 14. 1Ah1ch 1s eApectcd
10 run out of prefi\es b} late 1994.
will~ JOtned hy area code 90Q. said
Pacific Bell .\rea Vice President
RC'ed L. RO\ah>
Fortunately, Professor Barker had a lot of slides to show. so
I did learn one thing: G. Gordon Liddy and Fnedcnch Nietzsche
are starthng look-ahkes.
Actually, I could understand Freud's theor) that. '"Happiness
1s silence:· A lot of people in Santa o\na Heights. Costa Mesa and
Newpon Beach. over which airplanes fly more loudly and more
often. will agrt'C w11h lhat.
The Symposium k1ckrd-off an exh1btt of some of Freud"s
collecuon of ant1qu1l1es at the UCI Fine Ans Galle!)' through Dec.
13. noon-5:00 p.m. Tuesdays through Sundays. The Freud fest 1s
.. lt'i; another sign of the e~plosl\e
populatton .md technolog) growth
in Orange Count) and tht Inland
Empire."' he !>ntd.
really quite interesting. ' · .. W1lh area code 909, ""e can
meet lhe con11nuing need for rcs1-
denl1al and husincss relephone
Fred M1rtla'1 colama ru1 every Moaday, Wtdaesday ud
&amuy.
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UCI researchers link television
to high. cholesterol in children
By Russ Loar
Orwige Cout Deity Not
IRVINE -A UCI study linkin1
televlSIOn v1cw1ng with ht&h levels
of cholesterol 1n children does not
mean telcv1s1on '1deo game players
arc off the hook. according lo re-
searchers.
··we would expect lhat our find·
ings would mclude video pmes as
well. howe' er. we still need to
10vest1ptc this question funhcr:·
said Dr. Nathan Wong. a n assistant
adjunct medical professor at UCI.
"We don't expecl there to be a
major difference. Even when kids
are playing video pmcs they arc
also consummg Junk food."
Although researchers say Junk-
food touting com-mercials en-
courage tht youngsters' high
cholesterol diets. they do not be·
heve improvrd tele' 1s1on prosram-
min& 1s the ansv.er.
.. Telev1s1on m and of Itself 1s not
causin1 h11h t'holcsterol.'' Wona
said "It's simply a marker for an
unhealthy hfe1tyle that includes
,
things such as ph) s1cal 1nactl\ 11) cholcslerol k' cl~ in children. ac·
and poor d1etaf) habits ·· rord1ng to researchers. "'\\-e ha' e
Researchef"i from l 'Cl and the demonstrated that ellcess1ve TV
.&.mencan .\cadem ) of Ped1atncs v1t'wtng a!t a ·nsk factor" 1s supenor
reported at the .\mencan Hean tn prcd1c t1'l' 'alue to con,enuonnl
Associa11on 1n Dallas Tuesda) that Q1Jest1ons asked 1n hean disease
children who watch telev1Mon more nsk factor screening:· said Dr ~un
than two hour$ a da) tend to have Gold. a UCI ped1atnc1an.
higher choleslerol kvcls And the hnk bt-t1A-1..>en incrcaS<.'d
TV '1ewmg and cholesterol 1s proh-l n a study of 1.066 males and abl) not ltmllcd lo chtldr<"n. accord·
females ranging 1n age from :! mg to Wong. "It \ H'r) ltkcl~ that
through 20. rrscarchcrs found that 8 1h1'1 could hold truc for adult ... he
percent had dangcrou'll) high ·d ""OO sa1 . cholesterol levds of al least .. ··we don't recommend that
milligrams. Singling out the high· people should stop watchmg telc-
risk group for add111onal !>tUd). re-\ISion. we j ut hope our finding"
searchers found that 53 ix-rccnt of wtll prompt parents lo ask the
the high cholesterol kids watched •question: 'A.re we. as a fom1h .
two or more hou~ of tck 1s1on a gcmna enough_ph 1cal actl\11}'°''
ay. hose who watcht'd Tour or They need to reassess their It e'it~ k
morT hours of tekv1s1on a da) were and the hfcst)le of their ids ··
almost four times as ltkt'I) to ha'e One-third of the children lc,ted
high cholestrrol levrls. according 10 had cholesterol le'cls abo\C 175
the 'ltUd). m1lhh.ters.. a level at ~h1ch thl'
More than an' other far tor. 1n-Ammcan Academ~ of PrdtJtnn
eluding a family h1stof) of heart re<"ommends d1eUlr) coun!>C'lltng
dise.ase. ltlev1s1on '1t'wtng was But rese01rr.hers warn agatnsl tl~1
found to be lhe be t 1nd1cator of ~uch . man1pulat1on of chtld~n '
diet without supcrv1s1on
hnes. as well as telephone numbcn
for cellular phones. pager' lOln·
puter modems and facs1m1k ma·
chines:· he -.aid
Dunng mecttngs ne\I month th1..·
public will be a'iled for 11s input on
bounllanc!f> for thc nc" .irea rntk.
and thl' actual \Cf\ Ile area lines"' 111
be JnnouncL·ll 1n Januan Rmalt'
said
L'nder thl.' lir)I plan. "'htch ha'>
the suppon o t hoth Ci TE ( alltom1a
anll Paulit lkll. art"a rnd1..· 714
would be d1' 1ded at lhl' Orange.
Los .\ngeks. R1,cr'i1dc and San
lkmardtno count~ lint's Orange
Count)' "ould be in thl· 11.i area.
but Rl\C'Mtd(' and an Rernard1no
counttcs and the c1111..·s of Po mona.
C l~r4'mont ..md Diamo nd Ba r 1n
Lo\ .\ngele"i Count~· "o uld be tn·
l IUdl·d in the Ol'"' 4()9 area
l ndcr a second optton. the ., 14
area "nuld bt.· '>Piii at the southca't
romer of In 1ne Nort~ and ( entral
Orang1..· Count' "'ould be 1n the
.,1 4 and lioulh Orange Rl\er"i1de
and '\an lkrnardtnu lOUntll"' 1Aould
be an the QO~ area
The final optton "'Ould .. n\l:rla' ··
the W ('.utlt Jlro ~ the 'ktme .m.·a
no" \en C'd h\ ., 14 ~ ndcr 1h1s
plan. cu,tom~~ ordntng nc"
phone ~'"' tlt" "'ould be as\lgncd
the 909 code ...
The ., L-t area code nov. ~r' es
about 4 15 million pho ne ltnes
Ro) alt) said the nr"' code "''II not
cost customer'> more mont'\
-By City N~•• &f'llltt .
AP~o
UCI student Thomas K. Hel gives the thumbs down sign to
demonstrate the unhealthy relationship between TV and children.
Maniscalco denied blJ#;
new trial date to be set
City wants new trial for police officer
Jim GlllMple
City .....,. a.Wie
SANT A ANA -An Oransc
Counry upcnor Coun judae on
Tuaday demrd a bell request
by • motorcycle aana foundtr
and attorney whOSt marathon
trial on tnple murder ChaflC'
ended lasl week In • huna Jury.
Thomat Man1sc•lco. 45, ac-
culCd of mastttmindina a l 91Q..
Memorial Dey Wttftnd triple
munkr. must ~main behind
ban pend1na tht outcome of a
Jlcond tnal, Jiadat" K.athlttn E. o·t.ary nakd.
SM ' capected to llt 1 new
trial ct.te on Friday.
ManitcalC'O '1 I ~mon• I.rial.
the loftertl in ®'all)' hlMOf'Y,
mdfd 11 t Tuttday .ttcn JUn>n
Cl~uu.~:Kc<i ll>-.: in 1avor ol con-
victiOfl. The 25 days of JUry
deliberations al o SC't a count)
ruord.
ManiscalC'O, who has sh~ ht
biker ~ for w1re nm &Ja.55e
and suns. has been lod~ 1n the ~ Count) Jail intt h1i
Marcfi I,, I 984. arrest
Prolttuton 1llcac that lhe
founder of the Hm1an motor·
C)"Cle P"I Ordmd t.ht luninp
to end moncr lkimmi.na from
an allqed 1lliat dnat and
counterfeit money launckrina
~pire ht"" Shot to death ~ Rteh.ard
'"Rabbit" IUUOM, 36, a C'hikl·
hood ftiend of Mani.teak<> 's;
Rmone·s ~ Tllomu
"Fat Tom" Moeahen. 21: and
Monabtn •1 prtftitnd. Rt'na
Maley; 19.
By lrla YOk~
Or919 Cout Delly Ptlot
NEWPORT 8E;\CH -The cit\
will try to f'C\'ers.t a c1vtl nght~
JU~&ment ap1n'\t a Newport fkal h
poli~ officer who shot :i Los An
aelc man in the beck two ~ca~ aao
The C1ty Council authomcd s1atT
Tuc1day lo Ole a request for a new
t'lv1I tnal follo-.ina a frdernl JUr) ·,
dms1on apmst ffia-r Jun Pa\.O)O
la t \\ttk 1n -.h, h Rt k M1lk'r. 1{
wu IWlrded Sl00.000 in rom·
~ntatory ind pun1uvc dam~
h)'O)'O ~tended he was try1na
to •~Mnct Miller. then a oSla
Meta ~icknt with 1 pnor felon\.
ruont. •nd -.. wrntlina _.,th him
_.him tht offk~r·s ~volwr ~nt off
•Cddentallr.. 1tftdin1 a bullet
... ...,.._ MUkr's tNick 1nd out his
chat.
~pc)rt Balch offte)Ab bl\.e
tOOd by Pl)O 'O. I fl~ ttr \Cl•
mn of the fOf'tt.
t 11\ \lh>tne\ Ruben Burnham ~hot him lri•m '" 1nl hl'' hf,11nd
,:ud the ell\ will dt.'<"ldt' ~hrttrcr to after ~\ tn(l I<" l' I 111 ttm ng l<'
,1ppcal th(' dt"Cl\IOO oner the roun hlOIA \()Ill ,\\\ ·'"·'' P,l\ll\tl thC'n
·rule' nn the motion for a new tnal. f:ulrd to ll•' l" \I dl1 1 11r'1 .11d "' lht·'
M 1lk1 ·, In" \Cr. Ooug)a' i\p.. \\llllC\I lnr ,111 .illlbttl.uh t• \pplt·1rnh'
plC'ptt' \ onlended Pa O)O hot his charg('d
dt<"nt 1n11:nttonall The hul1~·1 1'-1111.111\ ''·•rah 11·.t Plllr
f>a)o'u and antlther officer ~~rt' of M1lkr'" Jm1' ,11111 r unt:tun'd h1 'i
Ol1 ~lml earl> Jon 2 • 1qss. nl'&r .n&ht lung. \pplr~·'" \a1J \lilkt
)Qth ~tm:t and Balboa Boulevard, later plc:tdC'd 1.1u1lt' ti• ~"' 11n~ .11
in an area "hrrc thcrt had been "" t. and a l har1h· .ii ''~ultmtt ''" officer v•as drnr1x·d ~'erol l\'pon'I of buraJana In a"'ardtng l'l\llh , 1,rnpen58tol)
Pa O)O and lht othrr offKtt and punit•.,_,. dam.t C') ihe fC'dcral
'1opptd 1111 r. "ho had a pnor JUJ') found tht ,hoottna rttkl
felon) ret.•of\I. and another man Ind and mah 100~ .\pplcplc said.
bcpn qur1tton1nt them aboUt lbC MOltt 'ltd ht' mcdu:al biTI1 ind
buralanc' Rut a Pa)oyo led M1Utt court co t\ add up 10 mott than
to hi patrol car. Miller aot tea.red Sl~OOO. 1thou1 a third of t~
and ran aw1 . 1-ard.
Pa)o)o ran aner M1lkr. I him pplcaatt u1d ph)atcaal
for awt\tlc and ~ .. hi sun Whm cv1dcna. 1n lud1na the fact that
he cauaht up with MtUtt, they althoua)I M1lh.~f ""'._ $hot 1n the
wmtltd and the Jun went off. '*k. th('f'(' "'1 no bulle• hok 1n hit
Pl)O)O''I l1W)cn said j1d.c1 or h1n. funhcr 'ho~fd thl
But ~pplca:ate araucd t,_1, .. ~·• couldn't ba"c bttn
Pa>o o. ..,ho rttotn11(d Mtlkr. c1dtntaf.
Tu~ttn and Orange. wbich sur-
rounds a manmade reservoir and ~uppom 'il'' eral species of wildlife.
Hunl '>atd a growing en-
' 1ronmrn1al awareness amona the
publtc prompted Irvine Co. Chair-
m an OonJld L Bren lo push fof a
spttdtt'r Jtl"ess olan · -In ine Co officials said they were
unable to put a pri~ tag on the
land. but teve Johnson. director of
science and stewardship for the
con\en anc~. called 11 pnccless.
··1 think ll 1s a boon for the
publtl ... !Ml1d Johnson of the com-
pan~ ·., dcc1s1on to give tbe public
access to the land. ··But more than
that. tfs a boon for nature."
Policy allows
f or new beach-
encroachments·
By Ins YokOl
Of enge Coast 0..ly Pllo1
E\\ PORT BEACH
Ocanfront propen~ owners
v.ho present!~ don·1 have
p:iuos and "'alls extend.Ina
onto the beach can sull con-
!MUC'1 them out to 15 f~t 1f
the) 're willing to pa' $300 to
S600 annualh
That was one of several
pornts clanfied Tuesday as
the Cil\ Council reviewed languag~ for a proposed pol·
tC) dealing with the hundreds
of pm ate-patios. walls" and
other home 1mprovemenls
built onto the publtc sand
0' er the )Cars
Thc draft language. 1Ah1ch
"'ill be fonnall) appro-.ed by
the counc il m two v.>ttks. sets
lhe annual fees for bcachfront
encroachments al a flat ·SJOO
tn the Balboa Pier area. where
pal1os and "'al111 are allowed
to('\ tend to .,, feet. and a flat
SMlO in \\ ec,t '\1•wpon. v.-here
the c.-ncroal hment'i a~ allow-
C'd out to I' teet
The poltn language. v.h1ch
has )Cl to he appro' rd b~ the
stnte C-oa .. tal < llmm1'is1on.
funher proh1h11' an' stru ·
tural e'ncroachmcn •. , in the
Ba lhoa Pen1n'lul.l Po'\nt area.
hut allows natural ground
l<H t•r. ltkc 1ccplan1 10 e\tend
out from the homl'' there
During the discussion
Tuesday. Counnlman Don
'itrauss suggMted thl' poltn
ali;o specify no """' cm.·roach·
mc.-n t'i would be allo~cd Bu t
N her council tnembe" and
~taff sara ffie l>eaetiTront t'l'I·
l machment concept the-rnun-
nl approvrd last month does
not proh1b1l future.> encroacfl-
ml·nts. as long a'i 1hr' l'Ompl)
"'Ith the pohr~ l"rttcna and
ll" ners pa) the annuJI ix-nnu
fee
The fee ~•s ano1hl'r point
of contention among n'unc1I
memben. "ho tkhiltt'd
"hether to charge J !lat foe
"1rnu argued a~'""'' thl' Oat
tee. S1)1ng 11 ~II' onfa1r to
fort"t' owners of 'imnllt'r en-
croachment~ !>uch •" wall
thal e'tend o nl fi ve foc i onto
the 'ilnd -to ?a' the .. ame
amount fl('f ~C'nr 1111 ownen of
lar~rr. I S·foo1 encroach·
ml·nt'> .
Rut others ltke Counctlman
John C-m. •raued a flat ftt
would be e1 1er for the city to
ndmtn1 tcr and "ould be a
mort th•n ttaSOnabte pr'ltt
con 1dcnns the "alue of the
public beach
L-. ~Of.noe COMt Dtllly Piiot
Peter· Devin of Nordstrom, head of the Fmtval of Britain's retail
~mmlttee. is but one of 230 merchants, large and small. who T .. neflted from the Festival.
By .-Anthony a... c... Diiiy Piiot
Not even an canhquakc could Slop ~·
Fatival of Britajn. A~r two and 1 balf yeers of
plannina, the show had IO 10 on.
And what a show it was. TMre were British
ans and crafts that had never been teen in
Amcrka. There~ mwina and IOCXler teams
from c:ambridac University. The 0·0y1y Cane
0pt111 Co. performed at the Ptrf'ormina Arts
Center. School children shook handJ with Prin·
ttst AleuTidra. cousin of the qusen.
Now that they've had 1 cba.oce to lit back
and take a look at what was done, orpnizen are
callina the Festival 1 win/win situation for the
Bntish and 1he Americans. American merchants
and arts organizations got more customers and
patrons. British merchants and artists sot ex-
posure in America. And the American people
were reminded of their roots. the Brit1s~cy
in this country. -·
According to Judith Peterson. head the
Fest~val's ans committee, th~ month-long event.
which is now winding down, dramatically in!
creased patronage of the ans. "We learned to
work toaether." she wd of the 22 local arts
organizations that met nearly every month for
two and a half ·years.
As an example. she cited the pre-Festival of
Bri1ain Garden Grove Symphony concens held
at the Muckenthaler C u1tural Center in Full-
erton. and the Muckenthalcr's participation in
llCtivida spontoftld by the ~ Ans
Center. It wu the ft111 timt ever • .....,.,.. laid,
thlt the Fullenon poup had been involved with
either the Symphony or the ••nation Cel-
ebration, a fnuvaJ dedicaled ti> children.
"The festival united the wbok county,
physically and IQSistically.'•
Basically, the plannins took ,a.ce on four
levels.
An orpnizina committee under &be direc-
tion of John Houlton at the British Consulate in
Los Anaelcs looked after the nonprofit FettivaJ
of Britain Inc. and the for-profit events.
A community committee coordinatCd the
lectures at ua. the sportina events, and the
children's activities at neigbborhOOd 1ehoola.
An arts commince coordinated the efforts
of lhc 22 local ans organizations that responded
to Festival invitations to apply for.grants from
lhc British government and the city of Costa
Mesa.
A retail committee spearheaded ·the events
at Sou1h Coast Plaza and Crystal Court across
the street.
The retail committee boasted the greatest
number offirsts. It was the first time the Chelsea
Craf\s Fair -a ajant showcase of everything
from rocking horses to painted dining room
tables and exotic jewelry -had been seen in
Amenca.
It was the first time that Disneyland had
helped a rt'Clil center. proudl} displaying "Festi-
..
val of Britain" banaen and literature '~
out the part, while abo ofrerina ticUtJ ae.
nominated in Britlth pounds.
II wu the first time the Victorl4, and Albert
Mu1eum had ~ wUUna to brina 1u sim;ioua
antiques inside 1 shoppina mall.
And it was the ftnt time 1 retail center had
promoted 1 country. .
It isn't uncommon for a sinale store to
promoce 1 country, 1CCOrdina to Pe1e!' Devin,
head of the fcttival's retail committee ... But this
was the fint dme 1 whole retail center has taken
on 1 country," he said.
And that meant bi• challenaes for retail
organizers. "h's a whole lot easier to control an
event when you've got one store involved, u
opposed to 230." •
But as far as Nordstrom is con<:aned, the
response has been aratifying, said Devin, who is
manqer of Nordstrom. People h•ve lined up to pu~hase the British goods on display, in ad-
dition to the store's festival T-shirts. mup and
souvenir pens. And a visit from a Wedaewood
china potter. who pve demonstrations at the.
store and signed his creations with a special pen.
brought in numerous fans.
According to Gordon TindaJe of the British
Council, the Festival brought Americans a
aJimpsc of contemporary Britain. Too many of
us, he said. think only of bagpipes and
~featers, famous battles and English castles.
We forJet about the present in an attempt to
understand the past.
Hopefully, thanks to th~ Festival. we will
now thank of both. he concluded.
1J apanese investors moving toward residential real estate
,. ..
By Tony Oodero
Or~ Coast Daily PtlOI
NEWPORT BF \C H -t\km·
bers of a Ne" pon fk:Kh acrnunt1ng
firm said Tuesda\ .that Japanc~
investors arc nov. 1hinl..1ng 1w1cc
about making com men 1al real es-
tate purcha\c\ in Orangl· < ounty
and arc instead opting tnr the n~\I·
dent1al real e\tatt· marh·t.
Ste\c P uffy. a c;enmr manager
with Kcnnrth l l·,cnthol & ( o.
recent!) tra"cled to Jup:in He alld
colleague') \-1 irhal'I Me)l'r. (ia~
Wescombe. Jad. Oldham and
Walter Hahn d1\Cussed their pcr-
cep11on~ of Japanese c1111tudc'>
toward California. eo;penall) Or-
ange (ounl) real c'itate. at a Tues-
day press bne-fing
Duff> said at the briefing that the
Japanese arc doing less inve'lt1ng in
commercial real estate and an~tcad
are looking into the residential mar-
ke1
"The-y asked us a great deal about
how do we think the current market
cond1t1ons m residential compare
\\Ith the '81-'8:! recession.'' Duff)
~1d . "We're ~etng this heightened
mtat·st on 1he1r part about when
this market will take off and 1f the>
1n' est mon-in residential, then can
the~ catch a market that's going up
and be ve~ much of an eamang and
cash generator ...
The> want to do this to case th<.·
IO\-' returns that the> arc currently
recc1' ing oil their past 1nvestmen1s
tn the commercial market. he said
Furthermore. he said the
Japanese have begun to sh) awa)
from JOtnt commercial ventures
"fith Amcncan 1nvc tors.
"However. their res1dcnt1al in-
\t'Slments by far and away have
tx-cn 1n the Jo1n1-,enture area.
where the) ·re coun11ng on an
.\mcncan developer to be the man-
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aging general panner ... Dulty sa1<l.
Overall. the group said Japanese
real t'Statt' investors have slowed up
their investments because of unccr-
taint} aboul 0 11 prices. fears of a
recession and lack of available capi-
tal for new developments.
But Hahn said the sluggish econ-
om) docs not mean the Japanese
will abandon California altogether.
espcc1all) Orange Counly. In fact
Kenneth Lcvcnthol & Co. pres-
ented figures Tucsda> that show
Japanese investment in U.S. real
estate has totalled approitimately
SIO h1llion an the first eight months
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"Orange Counly has ·a lot of
appeal to thl"m because 1t 1s already
a de' eloped urban area." Hahn
said. "Like 11 or not, they arc our
panners, and the} are not going to
pull out their money now and lake
a hit."
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The unary were helpina the
hunary! '
Close to 900 hu"l"Y people oon·
vtf'llCd on Crystal Court Thurediy
ettnina. some JO minutes earlier
than startina time, fOr the aillth
annual food fair a nd wine tastina
btnefit for the Food 'Distribution
Center Servin& Oranac County.
Armed with name tap and wine
gJas.!CS the people could easily roam
on two noon of the sJ)ICioui coun
and sample fbod cooked up by 33
~taurants :md then wash it down
with wines poured by more than 2s
California wineries.
There was no reason for anyone
to go away hunsr> from this pany
... plenty of food of every descrip-
tion, and lively music by Just
Friends.
Food fair first-timers Robin and
Duane Dotts were praising the the
Bangkok Four specialties they were
sampling: King and Ltt Burstein
loved the gravad luJ served by
G ustaf Anders: Supervisor Roger
~tanton was trying Marie
Callender's pumpkin pae and Dr.
Maunce Mullvalle was trying the
ab~olutel) dd1c 1ous cho~olate
p«an tart at Anders' sta11on.
Others were raving about An·
tonello's pasta v.1th tomato and
'odka sauce. Farada) 's wonderful
nh~ (datto on RJ's the Rab Joint).
ch1h and clam chowder by Ruby's.
bangers on buns b) Back Ba) ROY..·
ang and Running Club. Gianna's
pasta and Indian delights b)
Gandhi.
.. AU of the food as donated ..
each restaurant prepares food for
about 500. b ·cf) thing tonight 1s
undeNntten so all of the money
made here aoes to lhc center." said
Clarence. Cella Turner.
Vida Dean
co-ch~ir Timothy Mauricr, who.has
held this position for all six yean.
(FIX' is the county's laracst non·
profit food bank and serves 150,000
hungry countians each month).
"We hope to make $25.000 to-
night," said Mauraer. who was as-
sisted by second ~ear fair volunteer.
T1moth) McMahon.
Angel patcher Kirk Mc<.:ask1ll and
wife Dana sen1 the amount up by
S 16.000 wnh a donation from their
own chan1ablc foundation. Strike
Out H unger ... We sta ned the or· ..
ganazation three )ears ago to help f~ the hungf) and homeless,"
said the Mc{'as~alls
.. The center has the means of
d1stnbut1ng 1he money where 1t 1s
nc<.'ded. ·· (The center aids more
than 20Q charitable o rga nizations.)
Mane~ was also made from a
silent auction aJld its close 10 SO
items of fashion. spons. wine. get·
awav packages and dining op-
portunities.
Scott Hoover with Duane. Robin Dotts.
BID FOR IUDS
Pediatric cancer research was the
worthwhile cause of Saturday eve-
ning's ~v("nlh an nual Bid For Kids
ball at Le Meridjen Hotel. T he
research laboratory at C HOC works
to 1mpro'e the care. qual1t) of life
and survival rate of children watt\
malignant diseases.
Party chairwo men Susan Read
John and Karen Vallety with daughter Erin. Steve. Chris McAnlis.
Learning fate of MIA helps his family
DEAR READERS: Remember
U.e letter from Lyada Paffndl of
Saa Mateo, Calif.. wlllo saw Air
For~ Capt. Jolla Martin's name on
the Vietnam Memorial Wall la
Wasll1tngton D.C.? He was listed as
MIA (mlu lng ln action>.
Lynda's 1weetJ1urt, who was la
tl11e plane wltla John wlan It was
allot down, knew Ile co.Id not llave
1otten out alive. Sile asked me to
~p locate JollD'• famlly ao site
co.Id tell them tile trath after all
tlaese years.
I prtated Lyada '• letter ud
aJmott Immediately Ille llleard
from Jolla Martl11'1 1lblla11 aad
clalldrH. TlteY were scattered all
over tile 1lobe, as far away as
Turkey.
I DOW laave a letter from a mem·
~r of Jolul Martlll'a family. It 11
my pleaHre to •'•re It wl~ yH:
DEAR ANN LANDERS: M)
name is C1nd) Wayson. I am John
Manm's oldest child. h's been ex-
actly a week since my sister Pat
calltd and told me about Lynda
PafTrath's letter in )O ur column ........
Ann Landers
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Thanl ~ou for pnnt1ng 11
Un11I I read that lt'ttcr and 1atkC'd
\\llh L)nda. I still bcl1C\ffl that m~
dad mtght be ahve Over thc )cars
I'' c tned to accept t~ fact 1h:n he
d1t'd 10 capt1v1ty. y,.ondcnng 1f I
would cvcr know for cenain Bui
1h1s I can tell you -for me. Scp1
27. I 9QQ, was the da) m) father
died
f-or the first time 1n almost ~J
~ears. I can mourn m) father''
death .\t thl· \am~ 11mc. I feel grea t
J>('acc from final!~ knowing the
truth. I'm grate ful that he d1dn'1
suffer 1n one of those camps -\s a
cha Id. I u~d 10 ha' r homblc night·
mare~ o f him hetng tortured .
The hcst part of all 1s thal l"·r
finnlh been able to contal·t Ill\
dad's· fa mil). I'' c wantcd to \el'
them for so long. rm planning 10
\!Sit thC'm soon. 'low I'll' haH .l
part of m) dad back aµm
Nc't month would havr bc·en ~I
)cars of not knov.ing . .\ tr<.'ml·n·
dous load has bttn bfit'd from m'
shoulders. I am now ablC' io clO\t'
1hot door and bt-at peace Sept ~~
1990. 1he da) )Our column ar
pcart'd. 1s ont' that m~ famal~ anJ
I will ne,er forget. Once a~in -\nn
Landers thank )Ou for canng
enough to pnnt 1t. 1nccrcl) -
CINDY W • . NEW \i1 E\.
ICO
DEAR CINDY: nu.II you for
slaart.a y"r llltlmate fffllll11. I'm
Hr~ all my rea41en are laappy U.at
)'H ~ave fo•nd ~att of mlad.
Pledging allegiance with president
L PEL. Ind.·-Some mominp,
P rul4at B•n l~ds 64S elemen-
tary pupal and their teachers 1n the
Pledae of Allq1anec.
"Good mom1n1 to all the stu-
~n1 and 1cac~rs 1n tthool today.
This 1 Gto0rac Bush, pra1dcnt of
the l'n1tcd tit :· Bust\ tells stu-
dents at Lapel Elcmcnary School.
The prt 1dcnt .,.., 1mona about
3~ c-tlebnt1e pnn~pel JctT)' R.
Kcmcrl~ a4ilrd to make &al)e-tt·
('OrdcJ me c to lead the pkdac.
Kcmcri) stnt out the ~uests
Yo'tth blank C'a\\ettt tlpt' in pttm·
~t and ha rttt1"cd " rc~pon
V1c-t Ptt'1Jcnt Oan'Qua)'lt. an In-
diana natl\ c ha 1ft rt ponded to
h1' requ~\1 Ktnwrl) '81d
NEW YORK -Ac1or Tom
Set.led. one of the s1an of "Three
Men And a Babf' and its soon to
he released seq~I. "Thrtt Men
nd a Little Lady," Sl)S he has a
wish h t of d1rtttors he would hkc
to Y..Ork v.1th.
ScJJ«k said an an interview to bt
btoadcasl Thunday on the te~
v1s1on show "~nonahllcs" that he
wants to ~ W'lth Woody Allen.
Manin f'Cdt, Barry u ... an'°n.
ydney PollKk and Peter Weir.
But he say he ha n't been ap-
proechfd by an) of O~m.
"There arc a k>t of d1rttl01'1 I'd
lilt' to ~ork wuh that ha"en't UKt·
I runs my phone ofl'thc hook." he
\Aid.
BER KE LEY -Fo rmer Blac•
Panther leader ENrW1e Cleaver
peid SSOO to rctncve a ~t of docu-
ments he sa ""ill tell thr 'ltory
that ha n't been told.'' ahout the
no"-dcfunct mahtant a.roup
\anon of cica"tr' booh. liln
and other bclontJnas "ere ncarl)
sotd b) tM ~ AA Reftt·-'·· pecc
compan)' la ' month for SlS
Cleaver. SS. o•"Cd ~ than $900
in O\trdu(' rtntAI fttS.
But t~ documents v.c"' rttumtd
to Oea\'tt on Monday after he
aam:d to pa) the tOf'llt company uoo.
"Thi 1 the mo ' comprc~n he
colkaion tn pnv1tc hand of what
tht Blacl Panther Pin) v.a"' up to"
ncaver Yid.
....
OF-\R \'-:'I.; l .\'IOER · The
\.l'f'\ 'IX'\ 1al man 1n m~ hfC' and I
ha'l' 11onl' t•ll!l'lhl·r t"O \Ca'"' and
art 1h1nl..1nti of iw111ng mam«i
(\\ t"n· tl(11h an our ..i1k I He" r~enth
rrllnJn~t·J hi\ hou'l' Ill lO\l'r lh~ u"' ,,f hi\ l.av.H•r'c, kes (d1,orce.
l't\ I .inJ J ll hill<. inr urred pnor 10
Ill' u1m1n~ into ht\ lafl' (ahou1
(,I~ ()(Ill\
\\ l.·, c t1':rn J1"·uss1 ng ho" wt"'ll
h.indk 11ur paHhe1.:~-.. Y..ho will P3'
tnr \\ h;ll, l'll I don't '-'anl to hetun
11ur mJn13(tt' h' fl3\tng ha' pa-.t
1'11 '' lt''f'l'ttJll\ lhl' la"'l'r·, fees )
I , l' nt'' l'r lx•t•n nMml-<l and I Jon ·1
h.1, l Jn' hill' or ~1Js He's also
rinan, 1ntt a daughl<.'r in college
lk \\JOI\ mt· 10 handlr the
fn:inll'' Jftcr "l' gl'I mame-d It
'lil'ulJ tl(Hher mt' 10 v. me out all
1 hl'\C.' l hl'1. ~ '> l'' t•n thmae.h o ur <.'Om·
hinl·J am"Omr "ould he S70.000 I
''·lilt 111 get m:imt'<l after he P3~S off
1ht> ~,11 .. but he wnn~ to i ct mam<.-d
Ol'" \\ hnt'\ 'our ad' ll'e, <\nn'> -
l "'li"il 'Rf IN llll 0 1
DEAR ILLINOI : Yoer tMSJDHl
sounds a little beuer "-• kls. I'm
incllnt'd to uy llaat tie sllMtd 10
atona wltlll wu&evtr )'M ~We.
Tom SeHedc
Aman MuJtaba of Gandhi 1erve1 Jackie PetWI.
and Sharon Bergeron saad attend-sclCt11on of live and silent auction
ance ~a~ almost twice 1hc turnout' Items. a fi&ct mignon feast and
of last }~r·s C\ent (one way 10 beat dancing to the Lyn Willis Or-
the ecomom1c slowdown). "Reach chestra. Proceeds were estimated at
for the tars .. mcl\Jded a bountiful . S 150.000.
Mat'k . Ellz.abeth Par1<1ns look at auction· 11ems.
Talking to self
Vll'Y IOOI/ sign
If somebod} "all s 1n on \11u
v.hen }OU're talking lO \OUN.'11
mention th!\ p,H-h1atns1s "1' tall ·
ing to one's <.ell 1s a t ommon
charal ll'.n<.11c amnng Jeep th1nkt•r ...
Q~ \\ h.11 doe~ .. d b a ... mean ht·
t"<.'Cn a man's name and has com
pan~ namt· 1.>n J kuerhead ''
-\. "Doing Bu\10l''>" .\\ ..
Tedd~ Roo')t'\t•lt mon· a prea"h
er than a poc1 u\t"d thC' g<.'ncm
"he .. 10 mean l'\l'l\tll)c.h "The lil'\I
rt"QUl~lC of 3 gr~x1 Citizen '" thl\
rcpuhhc of our\ .. ':ud Tedd" .. ,,
that he ~hall bl· ahk and w1lhn~ Ill
pull his o" n '-'l'1gh1 ..
Japan's FUJI l'i 1..ons1dcrl"d a 11\l'
not C'\ltnct
"The best com~t Pllou v.111 ~
women... predicts our Ch1d f'r11g-
nosucator When men "cnt atx1u1
on ho~back. v.o mcn t.hdn '1 a1
k ast not mu h. W hen men d rnH'
1.·ar.. women rode hol"!ICs \\ ht•n
me n p1 IOtC'd plane ~om t•n
h:andkd cars. When men .~t'"
figh1~n. women femed 1nsnsJl(lm.
l.M. Boyd
Rut "1'' 11u1 h.1u\C.' !><!'JOI v.h<'n
<'lilt' ~uadron' ,11 l<.'mak tighter
f'thll' 1a l..t 111. "'' t'Ol'm' n.11 t''tn
n1\i rtm1na1111n "'' h<'J' !hem
(.,l f)\x·c,n't hra, I lurn l1u1 mof'('
tll"1l.,, per tapat.l than Jll\ other
\ 1untn"
.\ h~pt v.111t·rland
Q \\hat profkm ic..ln 21 tht"
m1Jdle-scbool kid~ art' left 10 talc
l MC' r,f them h "' aftc.-r school
l'\ 1'f\ J.t\ 'I ,..\
\ \~ut t"-O out offi,t". accord-
'"~ Ill 1he SUl'Ve) ta~e~ .
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fol We.wt •25
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A 'Cabaret' that's
too big for im v~nue
.,, Torn TltuO
a....o...~ll'IM
Tiie llmilOCI confines of th< Ganim cnoVc Commuohy
Theet« tllould Jlft'Clude the mountina of bil. ..,..,Y mUlicelt. Y•
.a few --· ""°' Ille playboute staa<d "A f'luiay ThiJol llApptneCI -On the Way to the Forum... and the cutftGt occ:upui i1 an
ambitious rendition -or .,Ciba.rel." -,
Loaistically, it seems that the thca1~r finally ~ bitten otr 1 )
bit more than it ca n chew -the 1CCl'IC tranlluon1 are almOl.1
neccessarily awkward. Yet, there are some artislic accomplill!iments
in director Pttc:r Dolan 's Garden Grove version which compe11111e
-fOr the rough spols. 1
..t-Like many musicals. "Cabarel'' has a Jen1thy, circuitous blood
line. 11· ls the musical vcnion of John Van Drutcn's ''I Am a
Camera," which in tum was. inspired by Christopher llherwood's
''Berlin Stories" about the German ca pital at 1hc dawn or the 1930s
and the rise of the Third Reich. (The less said about the sublcqoent
movie version. however, the bcltcr. even if it did win Olean for
Joel G rey and Liza Minnc\li.)
In the Garden Grove production, the key roles of the American
writer 1nd the EnJlish singer· a~ in supremely capable hands.
David Frederick fog gjves a stirri ng portrayal of the affable author
shocked and sickened by the growing strength of the Nazis, while
Wendy Wilson brinas both a solid s1age presence and a powerful
singing voice: to the role of worldly wise but politicall y naive Sally
Bowles. We're even treated 10 Wilson's rendition of the often-
excised number "Maybe-This Time." which is as mo\.'ing as the
111le song she excels in moments la1er.
In the pivotal assignment of the emett, Jeff Wallach never
reall y conveys the sardoni c. sinister as~t of his enlertaincr
character. There is little beyond the comic showman here. and his
electing to wear his long hair in a pony tail ra1her than trim it for
the part exacts 11s toll physically.
Mary Ann Osncss is particularly st rona. both drama1ically and
vOcally. as the German landlady Who discoven romance la1e in life
with a ge nt le Jewish fruit merchant (splendidly interpreted by Greg
Cohen. whe>\e "Mcesk11e .. solo 1s a fint act h1ghlightJ.
The Kil Kai Klub chorus hne -Cleta Cohen, Lisa C'anarelh.
Valerie McCallum. Marg.ar~t Murph y, Candac<' Roberts. Stephanie
Saunders and Arn} Sc~hu~ -1~ an enugct1call> aS!><'rt1ve bunch,
mask..1ng their snet•rs \l.'llh an abundance of cosmt:lll'S. ('urtis
Jeromc·s choreograph) ~ucccssfully recrcateos Bob Fosse's ong1nal
$trhst1c movements.
The posi11on1ng o f customers at tables around 1he per1m<'lt"r
is an efT«live a1mo\pht•r1c choice. but 1hc cons1an1 smoking withi n
arm·s reach of tht· aud1cnct· ts an 111-ad\'l~d a1tcn1p1 al rcal1sm.
.. Caban~·l'' ma) be a good deal ea$1Cr to produce on a spacious
stage. but the 1nun1acy of'1h1~ version increases 11s visceral 1mpac1.
P,crformances continue Fnda}s and Saturdays al 8 p.m through
fkc. 15 at the theatcr. on St . ~1ark Stret't at Chapman Avcnuc 1n
Garden Grove. Call 897-51 :1.2 for uckct 1nforma11on.
.,, TOlll t-. ----•• 1be world or =~·· _..,,...ay_ la ___ liw .... Tlla ......
"" -"'._y ·-· -delitJl•i•-ol loanh ... 1;1y on the mo11 idyllic ol
tin.lions.
Tbus.wlllDSoodhdsncloclllO
W.. oa the ~ ol lllity IOlel Air
bil elaborate jowaey ·1-the
Woods," ......... -be -advl.ted 10 ute cautioD in ~ tbe .uperience ...ath iMprtJ1ic..,...
children. Either thlt or beat • hlet)'
mreat after the ftm KL
".lnio the Woods." whiQ UCT1
Ocania department hu mounted
spectacularly as its KUOn opener,
fl\IY draw its charac1m from fairy
tllct. but it's as .complicated' ·and
complex a musical 11 any in tie
formidable Sondheim 1ncnal. The
romParative simplicity of lu t;pen;-
ing act may lull pi.yaoers Into 1
falst scnlt' of securily for the dark
and often deadly machinations of
thC' second SCQ1'ence. ,
At UCI, director Barbara
Damashek and musicat director
Dennis Castellano have delivered a
rousing. robus1 and often ribald
intcrprelation of some familiar
characters and situations from the
realms of Grimm. Disney and
Molher Goose. The result is a
superbly fas hioned and extremely
enj'oyable rendering or an exec~
tionall y difficult musical to stage
(the show's lampoon in .. Forbidden
Broadway .. 1sn·1 called "Into 1he .
Words" for nothing).
Sondheim and book author
James Lapine ha ve ctt"a lcd a oncc-
upon-a-hm<' atmosphere in which
Cinderella. Jark (of the beanstalk).
L111le R<'d Riding I-food and vari-
ous other fam1har characten 1nl<'r·
arl deligh1fully w11h a si rnpl<' baker
and his wif<' on a QU<'SI for four
items needed IC! lift a 1A'1tch's curse
on their fertility. The creators then
tak<' a 1um for th<' perverse in thr
second act when th<' co nsequences
of the rharacten: actions come back
to haun1 them -fatall y 1n several
Ca SC'\.
The sho'A 1s rt·plctc w11h op-
Cr1tg George~ Deanne Lorrette .and Dani CrouCh (from ~h) In
UCl'a production or "Into the Woods."
portunities tOr 1nd1v1dual eJLcel·
lence, and at UCJ the roost im-
pressive pcrfonners arc Deanne
Lorette as the baker's wife and
Trent Bri&ht as the bean.brained
Jack. Both render beautifully de-
fined characterizations and get full
mileage from their well-trained
vocal cords.
Myrona Delancy excels as the
wi tch who sets 1he slol)' in motion
•by sending th <' baker (skillfully
played by Craig George) and his
\l.'ife on a strange scavanger hunt.
Dana Crouch is uproarious as a
gre<'d y. gl1.11to_nou5 Red Riding
Hood. while Edd1j\ Kerner delivers
.J r.1unchy, lust) portra)al as the
wolf before re1urning as
C-1 ndere\\a'5 wandering prince.
Maria Cominis Glaud1n1 1s a
swce1. good-hearted Cinderella. one
of the few characters played wi1h
\Om<' fideli1 y to · the source.
lindert'l1a'~ '"11:pmo1hcr l("arol)n
c
Bjerkt') and her two cloddy s1cp-
s1slers (Tanya Jean . Kluck and
Sandi Joseph) att appropriately
Nea nderthal, while l.aurrinda R o~
inM)n will gleefully evoke lh<' wrath
of mothers everywhere as Jack's
domrn«ring ~ama.
There arc many other impressive
performances from Karen
Meylcr as the shrieking Rapunzel ,
Nick Anseln10 as her prince and
particularly Michael Robi nson as
thr-narrator who occasionally inter-
''<'nes jn th<' story. But spttial men·
tion must be accorded Dianna Gray
in the role or Jack's cow (and later
Slr<'ping Beauty). 1A·ho takes a part
usually filled by a cardboard cu1out
and renders a beautiful charac-
1eriza 11on which enriches her seg-
ment of the story rmmeasurably.-
f)irector DJ.lmashck -who co-
au1horcd 1he ~timablc "Quillen"
and direc1ed ~th Coas1 Reper-
'
...,.. _., '°Swida!' in die -
WI• °"""" -Illa. -a ........._ bllillY ........ Jo'
-llUs ......... and -lially elusive mulicll. Ellzabclll Jll..U.'1
-·-and ' Ellay I . ..,,,..,
""''"" dniln• ... bJahJy i ... preaive.
Tiie octti• by Do~• Oobe<n -poniclllatly tlit omi• ous. woodsy toene in,be_leOOnd_act
-are or superiot quality. You
CCM.lld indeed. tel los1 in lhcte
.. woods ... 1nd the acton required 10
c:limb over the h~ falkn ttees ~
riakina timin& t..pfes at the very
lout .. Somehow. lt'u• d1fficult ind cJe..
l'ftllndint production all · coma
toattMr in ensemble eAcellenoe.
MU!ical highliahts ·are abundant.
but the most impressive ~ape.n
from the openin1 proloaue) is the
ton1uc·twistin1 "Your fau~~= in ich..Jack.-lhe--8akerrl~W1tch_.
Cinderella and Little Red Ridina
Hood entangle themselves in a
1win y trap . while . attac~ing
Sondheim's tncky lyncs. Skilled
di~tion..is...evjdcnt here.
UCI will be takin& ils audiences
"lnlo the Woods" for 1hc next 1wo
wttks. with pcrfonltanccs Tucsda>:s
th rough Saturdays at 8 p.m. unul
Nov. 24 and matinttS Saturday.
Sunday and closing Saturday at 2
p.m. For music-al theater fans -
and especially Sondheim devotees
-thi5 is a show to treasure. Call
8.56-6616 for ticket information.
0
UCl's .. Into the Woods" isn't the
only fair)' tale on staa.e this week.
The 1buring Missoula Children's
Theater will put on two per·
form anccs of "Jack a nd the
Beanstalk" at Orange Coast college.
The Show will be staged at 2 and
4:l0 p.m. 1n OCC'5 Robert 8.
Moore Theater. Fifty local Orange
Coun1v youngsten between 6 and
14 will appear in the produaion.
The Mon1ana 1ouming company
1s returning to Orange Coast for the
fifth consecu1ive year. The troupe
prt"SCntcd a popular venion of
".Cinderella" 11.last )'car ,and_ staged
"The Wizariil of Oz" in 19.88.
Ticke1s can be purchased in ad-
vance at the OCC tickt't offict or
restrved by ca lling 432-.5880.
'Deadly Illusions' looks beneath the Holly\vood -glitter
"
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By Paul Craig
McCllltci1y ""9wt S.voce
tl pll"nt~ of hcadlinl·s al thl· time.
ln 1931, ~f(iM d1r"c1or Pa ul Bern was found
dead in the home he shared 'A'llh his wife of 1wo
months. the legendary mov ie sc.11. QU('Cn Jean Harlow
Bern had apparently sho1 himself for reason~ not
enti rel y clear, but rumo r said 11 was related 10 his
Thr author!> arT('r fe'A surpnsc.·s for scholars of
mov1e-1own mys tenes. At 1hc lime. Bern's death was
considered susp1c1ous. and ~'era] official inves11ga-
11on~ were held. It was also widely v1<'wed as a dealh
whose deli.Ids were being obscured by MG~1 e.11.-
eCut1ves. It 1s 1n1cresllng. for example, to note 1hc
long-known fac1 that thl" Berns' butler didn't call lhe
police when he found 1he body. lns1ead. he called
M(iM. and the police were not broughl 1n for hours.
alleged impolence ·
Samuel ~l arx. at the 11me lhc chief story editor
at MOM and lalrr producer of such films as ''l.as51e
Come Home." and dancer-ac1ress-wri1er Joyct' Van-
der"cen assert in their new book. "Deadly Illusions,"
tha1 Bern was murdered. Thry also claim that a daring
cover-up was arranged by ~I GM boss Louis 8. Mayer
and anothrr Hollywood legend. MGM production
chief Irving ThaltM.'rg. 1·he authors, who will be
apf)<'anng toda) at the Round Tabl<' West luncheon
at lhc Balboa Ba ) (,lub. don't nail down suffic1rn1
evrdcncc. bu1 the) make a conv1nc1ng caS<'.
Mar.\ ¥i rues !hat he 1A·as I here that morning
heforc 1he police arnved. and that ··Louis 8. Ma yt•r
had been there beforc Thaltx-rg. It would ha\e been
C'(lraord1 nar) if he had noi: Ma yer was th e colos~u~
of 1hc mo' 1t.· industry. god of \ht' marh1nl· that was
~1(;M \tud10. an 1ndom11able wa1rhdo11 O\t'r an) and
all problems besetting that huge fitn1 ratlor~ ..
Hecause a good percentage of us weren't around
1n 1932. the reader should be warned thal th1~ ca'K'
shouldn't ~ confused wnh 1he arguably more 'ien -
sational n1urder of d1rcr1or William Desmond 1 a) lor
in 192~. Tha t one was never sol"C'd. and in\·Ol ,ed a
number o( ac1resscs and enough drugs and lie\ 1n Sl'l'
P.1an r~alls that Thalberg 1ns1\1t•d \1 ar\ not
view the body. sa )1ng somclhtng hkc. "Paul pul a
hullt·t 1hruugh his brain . and )OU wun '1 Jikt• "hat )OU
ste '\O \l.'h}' 1or1urc )Oursell'1"
~·1ar\ and Vandcyvccn ma1nta1n !h,11 ri.!Ci~·f
conspired 1u conceal th<' murder. SCl'RHng to prt•ler
su1c1de as a lc'\\-CO n1roVcrs1al form ul death < )nt"
1rnrncd1at l"I) wond<'r~ wh y a killer "1.n1ld he alln\l.Cd
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No •lfCe# MMor
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would ha \l' been an cmbarrussmcnt to Harlow. and
soon go1 jus11rl· of a sort
°"lar11 and Va nderveen also go into the oftrn-
e1rculated stor) thal Bern had a secret common-law
wife who was blackmailing him. Accord ing 10 tht'
author\, she was suffcnng from mental illness. and
Bern was tr)'1ng 10 hide her CJL1stencc from Harlow.
There ¥.'as t.·vcn a possibiht~. they say, 1ha1 he had
marncd her, and that Harlow was lhus tnvolv<'d 1n a
b~mous rt>la11onsh1p.
She was Doroth)· Millt·Uc. an unsuccessful aclttss
\I.ho '>I.as found dead y,·1th1n days of Bern 's apparenl
su1c1d<'. She drowned 1n 1he Sacramento River near
Mart1ne1.. t 'allf., apparenlly having son1ehow plunged
ofT the II\ erboa1 Dcha King_ 'A'hich earned passi..·ngcn
bclwc('n Sacramento and San Francisco.
1-larlov. hL"rM·lf would die 1n IQJ 7 al age :Z.6. the
11c11n1 of an artfully obscured tllncss, pos~1bl) nn
1nfer 1l'.'d kidney thal wasn 't treated because her Chns-
11an .'-K:·1t·n11st mother, the s1ory went. r('fu~d to ca.11
1n .IJlcthcal help. ·rhe Sl'<'recy. probably another M G ~1
man1pula1ion. led to wild rumors of death from
l'lt'r}th1ng fron1 an abortion ~ant• wrong 10 drugs or
ak11h11h'\n1 .
Marx and Vanderveen don'1 ~hcd much more
hght on Harlow's death , saying sht.• died of .. a maS'\l\C
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This untimely death 1s probably the chief reason
Harlow conlinues ·10 be remembered by film his-
torians. She wasn ·t much of an aClrcsa. but had a widt'
following because of her sex appeal.
In tht' end resulL the at1raction of the Bern cast
is really Hartow's 's1ory. Fonunately, one sets more
than Harlow and Bern's problems in this boot. Man.
has ple nty of rccollcc1ions of MGM durina its days of
power. These make bcuer reading than 1hc mystery of
who killed Bern. (The au1hon offer a solution bul it
wouldn't be quite fair to P.vc ii away.)
Man. recalls lhings hke 1he movies' switch to
sound. and how Ma yer was impressed by his stars; '"II
1A·as MGM's custo m 10 shelter all aspects of the lives
of Its stars... It stemmed from Louis 8. Mayer's
r<'vt'renec for I hem -he was. 1r anything. a biggCT fan
than anyone who mobbed the playen al the gates,"
('learl y, we never ure of scandal, jud~1n1 by the
trash magazines and newspapen at 1he sopermarkcc
t·heckout stands. Our hunger for the old embarrass-
ments. 100, i5 al leas! partially .utisfi('(f in this
1n1ercst1ng book that offers a fascinating 1heory about
o nt of MG~l's darker episodes.
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Huntington-Beach lame duck city councilmen Wes
Bannister and John Erskine deserve plaudjts for wanting to
hand off ~.ssage of a controversial beachfront restaurant
complex to the incoming City Council.
~nnister. Erskine and outgoing Mayor Tom Mays, who
hasn t said yet whether he favors letting the new council
tackle the P1crs1dc Village project. could conceivably help
ram the development through oext week.
But Bannister and Erskine told the Orange C•st DaJly
Pilot last week that the> fa , or letting the new council tackle
the 3.5..actt proJect. which would plop three restaurants and
some bcach-0nentcd hops on what is presently a city-0wned
asphalt parking lot.
Like the two councilmen. we suppon the Pierside
V illa~e plan as presently drawn. It will be an attractive
addition to downtown Huntington Beach, especially when
the new pier is erected .
But the people of Huntington Beach have spoken at the
poMs-. both for three-new faces on their seven-member C'lty
Council and fo r Measure C. whi ch would require voter
approval of projects bu ilt on land owned or leased by the
Cit)'.
Piers1de V1llag~ has been too controversial to allow the
outgoin' council an opponuntt> to appear as 1f it's pushing
the prOJCC t through . e pec1all) since the · three o utgoing
members ~on't be ans""erable to voters.
As Bannister and Erskine ha ve w1sel)' advised. a vote
on P1ers1de Village hould be dela}'ed until the new council
1s S('ated. If the development ts approved by the ne"" council.
1t should go to 'oters as per their ""1shes expressed by
passage of Measure (
Tiiiar In lilltlPJ .
T1xla) 1.-; Wednc'ida>'; N<l\ 14.
thr l 18th da' o r I Q90. Thcrt arc 4 7 da~\ k ft in ihr )rnr
Toda) 's H1~hhght in H1stOI).
O n No\. 14. I 8XQ. Ne" York
World rcpun a "Nellie 81) .. (E:h1.i-
hc1h Cochranel brgan her altem pt
to surpas'i the Ii\ 1111ous journe>-of
Jules Verne's Phileas Fog h)
tra,ehng around thl· world in le~~
than 80 da\''i Bl\. \ucceC'dcd -fi n·
1sh1ng the inp the lollow1ng Janu·
a') in n da\ '· 6 hourc; and 1 I
minutes
On this date
In 183:?. thr fir t "rectcar - a
ho~.<frawn \.ehtck called the
"John Mawn" -first wcnt into
operation 1n :-.0l'" \ ork Ci t}'
Jn I 51 . Hc:rman Mch 1llc''i
nO\cl "M ob) D1l k .. "as fint pub-
lished in the l 'n11cd State
In I 8R I < harll'i J Guttcau went
on tnal for the a\\3Ss1nat1on of
President Garfield (Gu1tea u was
convicted and hanged the fo llowing
}ear )
In I KRY. JawarharlaJ Nehru. the
first pnme m1niMer of independent
Indus. was born •
In 1922. the Bnush Broadcasting
, D111111111PY
Corporation began tis domestic
radio -.en ice.
Jn I Q35. President Frank Im D.
R OOSC\Clt proclaimed the Ph1hp-
pme Islands a free commonwealth.
In 1940. 50 )C'ars ago. dunng
World War II. Germ an planes de·
~·ro~ed mo\I or the Engh'ih town of
Co\. entry
In 1969 . .\pollo 1:? blasted off for
the moon from Cape Kenned)'. Fla
In 197~. on \\.all St rttt. th<' Do"
Jones lndustnal .\ 'craae closed
above the I 000 le' el for the first
lime. ending thr day at I.OCH 16
In 1973. Bntam''i Pn nc~ .\nnc
mamed a commoner. Captain
Mark Ph11l1ps. 1n Westminster
Abbe). (The couplt announ~d
their stparat1on 1n .\ugust 1989 )
In 1986. the Sccunt1cs and E,.
changr Comm1ss1on imposed a ~
cord $1 00 m1lhon penalt) aa:unst
1ns1de-tradcr Ivan F Boesky and
barred him fro m working again in
th e ~cunues industry
Toda) ·s 81nhdays. Corl'\ poser
l\aron Copland 1s 90 •\ctor Brian
Keith is 69. Actor Mclean
tevcnson 1s 61. Actor Don 5tewart
1s 55. Jordan's Kina Hussein 1s 55
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MIUTA/l:t M/9JION HAS 1Hfl£E
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"\ To lbc Editor.
I wanted to t.ake this opportun1Jy to thank )'OU for
the edllonal on Monda}. "lo\· 5. wherein your paper
supported the Pohce Depanmcnf s preparation for the
sk1hhead rally scheduled fo r Nov. 3 at CentraJ Park.
Event! such as this art' difficult to plan for and
ha"'c the potential for putting us in a no-win situation.
While there arc those who might be quick to find fault
with our staffing for this event. as your an1cle points
out. others would have been just 'as quick to crit1c1z.c
us had there been a major event and we had not bttn
prt'.parcd.
The eduonal was well wntt~n and based on solid
reasoning. '1\lher than cmouori. Our acuons w11h
regard to thi s panicular cvrnt ~ere dictated wtth the
best interests of the community in mind, and I
apprec1atr }Our com eying that fact to )our readers
RONALD E. LOWENBERG
Chief or Police
Hunungton lkach
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To th<' Edttor: •
Re: lntrm Confusion
I read Carl C Yost's letter to the Editor. Oct 30.
in the DaJJy Pllot
He said. " .. man) of the ~ailed Japanese-
.\mcncans ne\.er became c1t1zens of the U some
do not read or understand the English language ..
I ~no~ of man> Gcrman-Amenc~n\. ltahan-
<\mcncans. etc.-.\me nca n~ who nt'vcr became
c111zens. nor fo r that matter. could th e) read or
undem and the English language So wh} single out one
nat1onalil} or race (1mphc:d) hke the Japancse·..\mrn·
cans '
If I were to go fu rther. I wo uld mention herc 1ha1
w(' do not 'lpeak Enghsh. rather. \\-C \peak .\mencan.
but tlrat's another story.
Mr 't ost fu nher stales. "In closing. I would w1<;h
)'OU would asl any surviving \.Cteran or the \\-ar w11h
Japan. who saw combat serv1~. what their '1r"~ arl'
on the subject of apolog) and reparati on (or tht" \O-
ca lle'd "Japane~.\mcncans of"-W II ·:·.
I str,cd '4-1th the 1st Manne D1\.1 'i1on m tht"' "'ar
wi th Japan from Dec. 3. 1941 ( FolJr daH hcfort Pt-art
Harbor was -bombed) and rtce1'fcd 3n Honor.i~I<'
015(. harge 1 n February 1946
1 sav. combat service dunng "-\.\ II ligh11ng
a.p1nst the Japanese. but I also saw ~f\ ice "'11h the
Bat at Ills Hatllne
Japanese in ( hina 11945-19461. against Chinese Com-
munists.
1 sincere!~ behe\ c that the Japanest-Amencans
who were interned in camix arc o~'cd an apology for
our m1stn.:atment. ol them. and are due reparauo ns
which the L '\ ( ongr~s legislated for them.
Ftnalh I bclie'c this internment 1nc1dcn t 1s a
black mark on our h1s1011
~
ACRAMENTO -Sen. At.\
Cranston's dramatic announccmeot
last week that be was aflbctecl b}'
pmstate cancer and would oot sc(lc
re-t>lec11on in 1992 has touched off
a scramble by the state's polJtiaan .
It also produced gushy apP('aisab
of Cranston and his career from
Washington-based writen for Cale-
fom1a newspapttS. • -· -·-· Their domanatina theme is that
Cranston's poUtical c.arttr may
ha\ c crashed because of his unt1mc-
I) involvement with savinp a.nd
loan t}coon Charin Keatin&. but Jt
was onl) one blemish on an otheT'-
w1~ sparklina pubhc record.
"Cranston leaves a lepcy of de--
\ ot1on to Cahfomaa." was the head-
Ii n~ 1n the San Jose Mercury News
o"cr a p1cu b) ats Wa.shan&ton
correspondent. Cart C~nnon
B.\RNE"t FLEI HM .\N "Cranston: Champion of Peac:r,"
Oceanside "'as th<' headline over a similar
a ppnusal by the chief of t}>c
McC'latchy Newspapers Wa.sh10&· •
mn B~au. ~Rcn'nttt. -
To the Editor. Cannon wrote of Cranston's
The letter from Joe l RoSt"n on "'-o' 1 l 1n which abiht) to inspire "great personal
I. along w11h Barbara Vogel and Fell>. Rocha wr~ lo)ah)Hin fengumr followen" and
cn 11c11ed as I\ ing and tell mi half-truths nc-cds to be ho~ •· e perhaps more than •n>·
put in m pro°per per'lpe<.11,c one cl~. hu defined hberatism i~
1 Juel Rosen "as · the campaign manager tor , the conte't of the ..\mcncan West.
trphen Ein~tein. one of the drfeated incumbents for Rennert obscn ed th_'.at .. Cranston
the Fountain \ alle\ hool Board rlect1on on 'lo' 6 can look back on a ncll rttord of
His letter ~tn kcs mt-as "our gra~ mort'. than an\lh1ng leg1slat1\.e achievements 10 a val
el<ie • · nghts. en' 1ronmcnw protecuon.
2 "1r Rosen states that I supported the saJe of 1he econo mic de\elopment and olher
four school s11rs in Fountain Valle' and '81d so in a-.. )ugh-pnooll-.do01est1c issues -
debate I ne\ er \."lid I supported thl: sak of thest' s1trs and concluded that "the over-
and 1f \itr Rosen "ould like 10 re' 1e" thr \ 1deotape arth1ng themr of his IOfll public
of the debate I ~ould Ix glad to 'iuppl~ him wi th II car~r has bttn the pursuit or peact
Dunng the debate I said I reh that thc<;e salr-<> should and disarmament. In that caute-M-
haH' brrn appro,cd b) the "oters v.--as v.1lltng to ~on. haTder. spend
1 Mr Ro~n stat~ that I offer no plan to ach1e"e -mo re poht1cal ca pital and take
neigh borhood schools In fa c-t. dun ng the debate, l said greater m.h than in an\' ot1tcr
tha t reopening schools 1s preferable to permanentJ) · cndca\.or:· · •
housing students in portabk da~rooms. I will not Horscfcathen
'iu pport an~ more school dosurcs. However for the , The 0.,,erarching theme of Alan
time he1ng. I will not suppon opening an~ schools. Cranston's long pubhc c,arcc r hu
4 Mr Ro'\Cn needs to und'erstand that b) ~lhna brrn .\Ian c ran\ton·s pubhc career.
fQur ~hoot s11l•s tu land dc\cloper\ now. the d1stnct His 1n,ohement with Keating and had Ill rtbatc S 18 million of the proceeds to the state -Thi.-; S 18 m1ll1on "ould ha\.C been to taJ I\' forgl\cn in the to...ea11ng-o~ncd Lincoln Savings
15 'ear.-; Had the dtstnct "'a1ted 15 ycan to sell tM and Loan "as not the at>rrrauon
proi:>en). 11 could ha'c kept the S I m1lh on that his apologists p<>rtra> It v.~.s
5 One of the ca mpaign 's bigest IMUCS v.-as the rnt1rcl~ consistent "'th Cranston s
pos't1ble purch.-isc of a nc" adm10 1 tratton bu1ld1na. dttades~long car~r
Our slate of thfl-c took a firm pos111on that tt.e v..ould Cranston ponra~ed h1msclr as a
not 'otc fnr such a plan This 1s a lept1matc 1s ue for fighting hbc-ral conn-med with
thl· , otcr. peace. huma.o nghts econom1
I nstcad of ti) 1 ng to \leatc 111 will "1 r R~n equaltt~ and all or the other icons of
'ihould "' to "ork. "'Ith me Jnd the nc-w trusttt1 to the ~pcctes. but n-pcatcdl). •hrn It
1mproH thl' quaht\ of rdul":ltllln for Fount.am Valley's C"ame to a contl1n bn.,..ttn those
.h1kJrcn concerns and his career he opltd
RORER T J EOU\K for t~ latter .\nd when he 101
Tn.a ttt·Elect caught. as ~ did m the Lincoln
f oun1J1n \ a lk~ hool Dlstnct affair. he tv.-1sted the truth ~Cllln&
was JU5t another \onst1turn1 he
1n 1sted for month\ and tht· hun·
dreds of thousand' of dollan he
1TCe1\.ed from Kea1ina-<on0CC1cd
Editor's no rc: The following an-
samplc of Oraqe Cout Dally
Pilot's reader C'ommcnrs and cnr1-
c1,ms Tht Piiot publlshC$ theSt·
('(6~pon~s on a daily basis and
cnrourases its ('(6lfders ro C'3// the
Editor's Hot/mt at 642-6086.
•••••t ...
th c\t· tllTice" going to br d1s-
ci rilined'' Tht• police dcpanmcnt 1s
1n \t'f"I. 1t'C 10 1he public. There 1s a
pmt' for hla1antly m1su 1ng the
put"lht ·., tru'I ·\ )early p yctuatn
l hcd .up of t'ach pohct otTteer b\' an
indrr>t•n1knt ohJttt1\.C iK>Ch1a.tnsl
~11h no t1t'\ to the Costa Mesa
Pohl e OcP3nment should br stan-
J.ird operat1nJ procC'du~
could ha'<' .inJ 1h1' 1s the type of
'ltuff I am 1.i1k10{l about This 1s
onl~ on1• <lf prohJhl\ in )QUr ne""~
pa.per there 1\ ,11 kast one, t•o or
three 1nc1Jcn" th.it \OU ~port
C\Cf\ d3\ that l nuld Or do IO into
an am-'11 1ha1 'h11u ldn't e"'cn ~and
"-<' "o uldn't h,\\r the over-
,·ro"d1ng. "'"ould "'e" I don't dunk
lite probkm lS nnt enough $p11Ce. I
don t think "'e neC'd a new Jail I
th in~ ~r need tn \t'nd thc-se luds
had 10 hool and teach them how
II\ tr\·at people That m11ht help 1
lot
sources was not for h1mS('lf 1'ut for
helpina minon t1c ~comc moro
active tn pohtics It \\tlS N lone)
whc-n ht saad It, 11'\ balnnc\ no"
and 11 wtll till ~ balonc\ a l t-ntur)
from now.
~ close u.am1nat1on ot t ranston
and has n:'CO"' re' cah 11 cold!\
calculat1f\I, n.athle~ pohtH.1an v. ho
v.-o uld do almost an' thing 10 "1n an
election and onct in offict v.~
h1lhl)' Oe'\t~ about a<i\1'it1n ICS$
\llVO')' lnlettsts s I rcca_ll u has bttn about three
months s1ntt )'OU ran a reader'\
comment on the telq>honc poll.
should v.e ao to war 1n tht Mideast
I think maybe 1t is tune to tn that
ap1n. especially since our CongtTss
seems unw1llana to do 50, I th1ftk 11
would ~ a real aood cxcrci~ and I
hope you do at. r
Editor's note; WC' wrll do 1t on
Thursd•y.
ll•c-•c~-
The "'a.1llf tt: I am anounde'd
and •ppalled by the aictions ef the
Costa Mesa poltee dcmand1nt lhat
tv.oo YQU"I women pt0,;e t.J\&t they
wctt ~male by --~•nt a acnatal
chttk at a Paciftc mph1thca1rc
concert. This iftd Of a;u behavior
I tnaly f\iehle'nt.. 1 SUPOOJC lhe
Costa Mesa P'obcc ~· 1s aoena 10 try to Mftl the blame on
~ rntt\'e oll\ttr Dtan m1t.b and
he ~Ny daa'wl al. HO~\'Cf
he ns not tbc only oft"tttr in-
volved He ... dw Oftly o the
DllJ ,... Mined m the utidc
WMt ._ 1111t od9lf oflkcn in-
¥e1Wd "'° .. 0 ..... '° happtft'! WM IMft no oftker iMre wllh an
OUftCr of commoa Jentt'? How ~
{)
I "anted to comment on the
< 1l\la Mesa pohct harusina the
"omen body bu1ldro at the rod .
rnnct'rt rtttntl) and thear lat u1t
aga1 n~1 them I think 1t might be
Jppropn ate to '8y I hope they sue
the pants off of the . pohoe fom:
Jiii •.
I'm calhna about the .. Judac'i
qul"\t1on 1ail reka5r plan" on paac
t~o 1n l. I Ne~ 8nc Federal
lOun '"1)'\ )ou c.n onl)' put so
man" rat, in a cqc. )'OU aot '° let
the rt\t orthcm ao LGQIJ~ sa
you can'1 let 1hcm ao. that's tllqal,
that k.1nda PUl'i them 1n a btnd
d~\n't it" One of the problem that
I 5ce I hH 1n an upptt middle class
ncif,hborhood of Hunttn,ton Bead\
and at lta\t 12 mc1dcnts 1n the latst .
12 }'tin hcc:t b) the Huntinaton
~ h Pohcc Depenmcnt WCTt
mattd b the police that JM&l
pc pit 1n pn'°n 1 d n't 1re .why
they have 10 do &hat. thcrt 1s
enOuJh ~ems wnhout thnn
ettahnt the probtt'm them tv
aood',aampfc 1, an Pl'ae ont. the c ta MtM pol~ ba •at the
two •'Omen for'°'"' into the tlith;9 room. lt dtdn't C\IOl'-'C into an arrest
and impnt0nmtnt h\lt it ,cry ~II
I
Dlllltlll .......
Or\ lllt Amburgc}' d1dn"t lo5'" the
ra,c because of the Dally Pla.1 or
an) or the media It was truly what
hl' did to h1m'id f and h1, actions.
l am a 11udfnt at En ... ;
•n C"N"pon Beach. 1 am 1allo chair·
man o our ,moor a
Mann<' Pf'Oll'lm We tmd l*:bla
to n 1cmcn 1n ud1 nbia t\ery
9.CClc. In a ltncr Jot li t ~k:
our ad ptcd b11 brot~r ~
that thc Krviccmcn need hllmot
mailed 10 t~m We •~ hc>Pna
rcadtn •111 help UJ b donab•
humor hkc Cat"1n and
tt . Madd m.,,na or f,,.
t<k. We will a>ft wnp •• ....
an t.h1na v.c can ~· Oonateoes C8a
hr ~nt or dch~ 10 E ....
hool. 2 Ch ff °'" e. Nc;w~ Bcacl\. 91663 . Thanll b' Yf9
h\'lp.
The me Cart C an non v. ho now
dei>tcu Cran ton a . a sh&htl)
tam1 hcd pobttcaJ anart dc$cn Md
1n a 19 l an.cle ho" 0Tn10n of.
fcf'Cd a ·:llCAuaJI) Qpl~lt. hl&hl C'Ompromqt~ pho1ogaph ol a
'°tcnual 11c oppoM'nt• '° a ne~ptt ~nor dunna a 196'
campeip for &ht l ' ~ l)(natc.
Cannon con ludcd in fiat
piccc ... C'rasaon ha'i c\411Crlltd
the po lUOM and d1storttd the re-cord~ of political oPPoMnt dfni·
anted ochm on a penonal le\'el
and anow.:ct the mon and m1""
conttpuon 10 So uncoC"rtc'lfd ...
One mia)\t ttall chat oftt of mt
n Ctatllton ,.,u «fat"4 • ~ 10UJ'!l ~~100 IO Qlt "'8-
ffi>lltt lft ' ..... ~l.itioa ..... ht fuilettine tacDtJ e aa· hentaflCC'-~\ ~., II·
f'M'ftlJ to poht.aa1 ~
• OM mJaht alto "'.,.._ M
whttf n poled • • ... \i()Q~ or d .. nnamc1u .. -....
411tied) ..... C1J1r-•4GM ~ riC'ta .. ... ,.,,., .....
<ml'lllllt. ... , .. --..
o."91 Hriln/Qrwlee ~ o._ "°'
Anldentl of the Balboa Bay Club watch as ftreflghtera put out the ftre
wNctt ltNCk the club Tuesday night.
-• . .
l'rom A1
Ivins here many years." said ·general
IDaUlet Mike Stanko. A fixture at the dub him.elf since 1979. Stanko
c:oulcln't remember a similar incident
over tbat period.
By I o'clock. the excitement had
apartment.
.. I did rememJ>cr to tum off my TV,
that's about all," Kasnicka said while
watchi .. the scene. Some residents had
a h poaessions with them while
otben drove their cars from a gro und-
level carport.
Around on the other .side of the 20-
year-okl apannfein building. EJlcen
Schuller and her daughter. Patt}.
. wailed · anxiously as a firefighter
climbed down a ladder with their white cat Baby. -
.. Baby is my own pussycat and I just
died when she was missing," Eileen
Schuller said.
"She's just real still. poor thing. ..
Patty Schuller said. holding the cat 1n
long since died away a nd the crowd
had scattered.
Nealon was back at bis p0st a t the
clubhouse front door, parking and re·
trieving autos.
lnside the busy bar, the country·
western band The Jury crooned. "Ifs
all right. 'cause it's midnight, and I got
two more bottles of wine."
her arms.
John and Eileen Schuller have lived
in their apartment. which was directly
over the one that burned, for aloiost 20
years and this is the largest fire they've
ever experienced. Patty Schuller said.
"lt 1ust scared me to deat h," she said
of her father's call about the blaze.
John Schuller scraped his arm get-i
ti.ng out of his apartment and was
treated b' medics on scene ..
Firefighters esumated It might take
them se' eral hours to clear the smoke
in the apartment building before some
tenants could get back inside.
BBC General Manager Mike Stanko
said arrangements were being ~e for
any residents who couldn·t spend the
night in 1he1r aparments, which range
from studio apartments to penthouses.
The Club also has overnight guest
rooms
Denlel Hriln/Orange Coast Dally PllOI
Thia la the kitchen of the apartment In the Balboa Bay Club where the
fire eHegedly started.
A~T
I DI
"9rftA1
........ -ICfte lboldy ""' ... .... llicl wt--. io&d llim a."* ..... jull ID'wared.".
··witnet111 said IM ............
hliboprop plane ftuaered up llld dlell
there W'8I a power problem. It lftlde a
Iha,, left turn .. : and &anded ~ uPlide
down," Huffman said.
Friends and bHy mem'*' indicaled
ltaat Buntt WM IOO IDod a n,a-to commll
a pilot mor to lead ao IUdl a tneedY· Tbe
plane had just beat oYelMuled. causina
the family 10 speculate tbat there was I
mechanical cnw, eccorc1ifta to Barrett's
sitter, Linda Dierenfteld and brother, Rich·
a rd.
~ National Transponation Safety
Board was still tryina to pinpoint the cause
of the cruh Tunday, authorities in Denver said.
Barrett. the president of the BarTCtt
Properties Inc. development company in
Irvine, was described "u a pat man and
father," by Ricahrd Barrett.
Lawrence Barrett was a member of the
Tuna O ub of Avalon, the world's oldest
fishing club and a put president of the
Balboa Anglers Club. At the time of his
death. h e held the world record for catch-
ing a 184-pound broadbill swordfish o n 30-
pound 'tackle.
Hal NeidlinJ. a Long Beach oral surgeon
and a good fnend of Barrett, said Barrett
was on the National Coalition of Marine
Conservation board of directors and
worked for passage last wcct of Prop.
osition 132. which barred am net fishing
within three miles of the eoastJ ine.
Funeral services arc scheduled for the
Barrens Saturday . at 11 a.m. at Pacific
View Memorial Park in Newpon Beach.
He's survived by daughter Am y, 15. and
BANIS
From A1
A bank employee tripped a silent alarm
and in seconds police surrounded the
bualdtn& with their guns drawn. AT l>ne
point police thought that bank e mployees
and c•Jstomers were being held hostage1 but
those people safely left the bank before the
men were detained. according to security
guards at the ~ne.
Po lice 11pprehended one of the men
about 30 minutes later when he tried to
come out of a back door. and the second
man surrendered himself to police at about
2:25 p.m .. the guards said.
Thry men were bnefly taken mto
Gunman slain
after killing
11 in ralnpage
DUNEDIN. New Zealand -In a tirry
seaside village, police on Wednesday fatal-
ly wounded a gun man they said killed at
least 11 peoph.~ m a shooting rampage that
was New Zealand's worst massacre. of-
ficials said.
Police said 33-)'ear.old David Malcolm
Gra,. who had Oed to a house on the
village's northern edge after being driven
from his own. had been shot in the chest·
and ankle. and also suffered a head wound.
At about 5:45 p.m .. police lobbed smoke
grenades mto the house and stonned it,
ending a 21-hour ordeal that wiped.out
nearly half the population of the village of
Aramoana.
-By IM A .. ocJatftl Prn1
TODAY: Iner~
doQclinns and rnucll
cooltt With wtSt
Wlllds to I~ mplt 1n
Ille tfttfllOOft Htchs
111 Ult llPPtf 60s to
w10s
T~Plrt
tJ dMdy and I llttte
cocW Wftll -lfl Ill M-60s to lowtt
70s
TOOAnlUN
°iCEAN REPORT .
BOATING SURFING Sunttee: 8:23 a.m. lllllflC '"'*' IMllb """'«' Suneet: 4:'49 p.m. ._ _., 9"l 10 IO 11 ~-.lt lOCA• --............. If .. J• *' '""llOCI' ..... ~ ..... 11 ..
lOOAY'IMOON ~ .... t1 ..
. Moonrile: 3:51 a.m. Ct• u ..
'·~ s.a-... l,f ..
Moonlet: 3:04 p.m.
TIDES
0 () -· 111$ "" IS ,,.. . 6$4 •• u ;:..~ , .. ,. " H1 •• 40 ......
FUllMOOn
Dc1
. ..
son, Todd, 13, ofLaauna Nipel and by his
percnts., Richard and Emily Bumt, lona-
time residents of Newpon.Beacb, u well as
his brother Richard. of Laauna Beach, and
sister, Linda, of Santa Barbara.
Richard Barrett said his brother, whose
complete name is Lawrence Collim Bar·
rctt. was named after a pat grandfather,
Richa rd H. Collins, former president of
General Motors Corp.
Lind, $2, owned Russ Lind Financial
Services in Newport Beach and was active
in the fi nancial planning services Industry
for more than 22 years. He was also an
.enthusiastic sportsman and supponer of
youth and community groups.
Longtime friend Chns Anderson. edllor
of the Orange Cou.nty Rcgjster. said Lmd
was an avid mountain climber who last
year conquered Mt. Kilimanjaro, where he
planned another climb next spring.
· Lind shared his love of sports with
young people. "Among kids. he was a real
"Custody and then released. While said. No
one was m1ured. no weapons were found.
and no charaes will probabty be filed 1n the
case. While added.
UITlversal Protection Pnvate Sccunty
guards Hans Hansen and Jeffrey Stewar{.
who was working his firsr day on the JOb.
helped police evacuate Lampost Pina and
an orthodontics office next door to the
bank during the mcident. Police also kept
traffic away from the shopping center and
evacuated Self Alternative High School at
311 West Yale Loop. Hansen said
In the Coro na del Mar robber). Newport
Bt'ach police sa) a man weanng a red
baseball cap waited patiently in line at tht'
First ln1erstate Bank. 3141 East Coast
Highway. before handing a teller a note
VOTE
From A1
pm
Marc Dann. Sm1tb·s campaign man-
ager. has charged .that the GOP may
ha"e signed up some c1t1zens for
abscntee ballots without their knowl-
edge.
The state election code requires that
voters apply for their own a~ntce
ballots
Tanney said about 55.000 absentee
ballots have been counted 1n Orange
Count) so far. with 50.000 or so still
unopened.
Supenor Court Judge James Smith
will rule Fnda)' whether Tanney can
resume the counting process. but the
race may be decided beforr then 1n
Sacramento
Tanney. who said Tuesday he hasn't
seen any "hard facts" to prove there
were problems in the Republican
abscn1cc ~llot maihnJ.S. said he oos-
..
booster," Anderson said. ..He was that
kind of a auy."
H e was also active in scouting and
juvenile diversion programs and was cap.
?Jin of the University of Colorado basket-
ball team. served on the U.S. Olympic
Organizing Committee in 198• a nd
·coached for the East Bluff Boys O ub
basketball propam. He belonged to the
Balboa Bay Oub and the Ho., Hospital
552 Club.
He is survived by his dtughter Amy,
who 1s completin• her doctorate at Cornell
University, and his son Colby, a student at
Cabnllo Community Coll~e in Santa
Cruz. Plans for services had not l>cen
completed Tuesday.
The fourth person in the plane was
identified as J1moh Ade Yinka Yussuf, 34.
of Santa Ana. Yussuf. reportedly a Ni·
gerian national. was believed also to be a
University of Colorado alum attending his
old school's reunion.
demanding cash.
The note mentioned a gun. bwt no
'!"Capon was seen by bank employees.
police Sgt. Andy Gonis said. As the teller
read the note. the man demanded money
again. this lime out loud.
After he was handed an unknown
amount of money. the man fled out the
back door. He was seen leaving the area on
foot. Gonis said.
Police were c-alled to the scene shortly
after I p.m .. but failed to find the robber
after a search of the area. Gonis said.
The suspttl was descnbcd as 6-foot-2-
inches tall and about 200 pounds. He ma)
have had a pony tail tucked up under his
cap and was weanng an oversized Lcv1-
t) pe shirt. Gon1s said.
sesses "valtdly voted ballots."
Drmocrats. he said. are "doing a lot
ofhypothe11cals. and I haven't seen any
bard facts to indicate d1screpanc1es or
any massive problems."
Repubhcal" officials. meanwhile. say
the fraud allegations amou.it to Smuh's
political desperation.
"He's going to lose and he knows he's
going to lose." California Republican
P11rt y Chairman Frank Visco said Mon-
day. "We demand that Ario Smith
come forward and ei1 plain why he wants
to silence the voice of Californians."
Visco said he is confident Lungren
will win the elecuoa by 50.000 to
60.000 votes
The holdup m the Orange Count)
count also leaves uncertain the outcome
of the Costa Mesa City Council race. In
that contest. Jay Humphre) leads Karen
McGlinn by JUSt 59 votes.
Tanney said they will restart the
count as soon as the coun rules on the
d1spu1e.
-By City N~"' Servi~
The Accu·Wtather• forecast for noon. Wednesday. Nov. 1'
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Richard Du nn
~. ,._
Bowl Game?
·Golden West
..... ,_ ..... -..a.. ......
COSTA MllA -hi o;,o..c.a. Qold.
•· W• Ca'r11. milb• have tbe -. '*" ...... la die Million Confllaclt.
bu• Oranell COM& ii lictina h• ~
YCN Ill• W111 tbe Buel caa"t wait '° liak lheir lletb into •be owe offeDle.
llPICiflly after listcnina '° tbe occ ~ oae of the more formidable areas on the 1qued.
"'I c1on·1 ...,, to live them too much
IO jlc:k them UP, but on the pine films
they loot kind of 11oppy;• <>ranee Cout
lineblcker Chris Deuclw said of the
Rust1cn• offense ... But they won•t be
sloppy apinst us. It'll be a low«Of'ina
pme in the fint half, then in the second
half we'll Id thinp aoina. Our defeme is
aoi•to stotrthtm from beainnina lO end
-if we play the way we·~ cas-ble of
playing."
Deuchar is one of the four OCC
becken who plan on devourina Golden
West in a hu,e pmt' for both teams.
.,. 1 •ead h Ernie Goddard is the computer mind a..u· Y-M bdlind the operation. Dcuchar Jives it a
• balanced attitude. so desperately needed
one scheduled M lb .
· 1rs set for Orange Coast e OD.
Saturday night, and the Rustlers'
war of words has started _ rt b k
Oh. yes. This is when it aetsjuicy. Real qua er ac
j uicy. Stakes are of skyline proportions.
Even ifa Central Division cham-. d ~
pionship and an Oranac County Bowl on e ense
berth wasn•t on the line~ this intn-district
clash between Golden West and Oranae
Coast is JCllina hotter by the minute. By Richard Dunn
"This 1s the only thing that can make Or-. eo.t o.-y Piiot
our season. bcatina Oranac Coast, .. GWC
defensive tackle Ray Smrth said 'on Tues-
day. "It's going to be like a fight in an
alley. There's no stopping us ... this is our
last chance to play in these uniforms and
play together and nothing's going to hold
us back."
Orange Coast ta11back Adrain Steen. a
S-foot-5 freshman who bounces off ·
pt'Ople like the spring-driven si lver ball in
a pinball machine. 1s confident, to say the
least.
"I'm sure they.II try and disrupt our
plans a little and they·rc going to try and
stop our rui:ining game. but I don ·1 think
they can do that," Steen said. "We've got
too strong of an offensive hne. We're too
powerful for Golden West. and that's not
be1!!$ big-headed or anything."
Chp and save.
St~n. the founh leading rusher 1n the
Mission Conference Wlth a 100.9 yards-
per-pmc avErage. has moved into sixth
on the all-tame OCC s1ngJe-season
rushing list W1th 807 yards.
This should be the most interesting
match up of S:uurday's biggie at OCC:
St~n and offensive hnc against Golden
West's 1op-ra1cd defense.
See DUNN/II
Charlle Brande
Ch~~ , ... ,..,
·Newport's
Osborne .one . ugh guy
Grq Osborne was an All-Amcncan set-
ter for my 14~undeT Balboa Bay Vol-
leyball Club ys team that won the na-
tional champ1 ship at the Junior Olym-
pics last July in Albuquerque, N.M.
Last week. while quanerbackina the
Newpon Harbor frc hman football team,
Grca was hit pretty hard. Doctors de·
termined that Orca's spl~n will need to be
removed.
The opc111t1on was a succc s. but Grq
will miss the basketball season. Doctors say
that he'll be back 1n c1a.ht ~ks wh1c is
good news for Newport Harbor volleyball.
for those of us who know Orq well. he
is one touah pcnon. Hc·u be blck tronaer
than ever. Good luck. Grttl
Last wittk. I 11w the Junior high tchool
boyos volleyball champtonsh1p. It was
amuin1 to watch the cahberofvoUe~bell
Ralh~ went on. dcfcns1\'C plays ~re
abundant. and ball control was amaz1na.
The j unior high bo> play on a 7-foot. 4-
1nch Ml (h1sh 1ehool 1s e1sf\t feet)'° the
ptkina and bl kina arc "ct')' m\M:h fac·
. ton.
The IC\'enth 11'11de tournament • won
by Corona dcl Mar wh1 h had 10 travel
thf'OUlh tht' lottr' brad.ct 10 dtfrat a
IUIPP)' Ow)tt hool CHuntinston 8tach)
intMRMl S.. 8AANOElll
HUNTlNGTON B~H -It took
exactly one shoulder injury for Mitch
Melbon to realize vou do not have to be
on offense to play· quarterback.
Hollering signals. barkina out orders
and assuming leadership roles arc a natu-
ral marriage when it comes to Melbon,
the Golden West College free safety who
has romc full circle in three years.
Melbon. who intercepted a pass in each
of Golden West's first four games this
season. has paid his dues. Now he's
reaping what he sown.
"Some people have a knack for le~der
ship and a knack for football sense:·
GWC Coach Ray Shackleford said.
"Some people dunng football games can
make adjustments and have a feeling for
things and can anticipate things.
"He's done a great JOb and he's by far
one of our most valuable players on
defense. It's really rewarding to sec be-
cause he·s one of th~ guys who have
~id th~ir dues. He's put a lot of tame and
effort into the program and it's nice to see
patience."
Mclbon. a S-foot-11. 192-pound
sophomore who red-shined his first year ,,..,,,,,, ,,,,,,
· fatal to Lak..,
,,, 112-111 losl
By Tom Vasich
0r-. Cout Deltr Not
INGLEWOOD -The Phoenix uns
overcame 36 points by James Wonhy and
took advantage of his missed free throw
w1th one second rcmainina to defeat the
struggling Los Anacles takers.. 112-111. on
Tuesday night at the Forum.
The Suns .. comtng off an NBA-record
107-point first haJf and a record-tyi ng 17}-
point effort qainst the Denver Nuasets
Saturday night, got 24 potnts from Kevin
Johnson and 20 from Tom Chamben to
run their record to 4-1 and record their tint
regular-season victory at The Forum in 18
attempts.
"If I had to shoot it ap1n. I would shoot
1t the same way," sai~ Worthy of his
cntical missed free throw. ·'The foul shot
felt-~ it just d1dn•t 10. That happens."
Mqic Johnson finished with 20 points
for the l..akcrs. who dropped to 1-4. their
worst start since 1978-79. the season before
Johnson's arrival. ,
Mark West converted Kevin Johnson's
behind-t hc·back s-ss in the lane for a layup
that tied the score for the seventh time in
the fourth quaner. 104-104. wtth 3:)7 to
play. West then blocked Wonhy's layup at
the other end and Jeff Homacek hit a 2().
footer to put Phoeni• ahead with 3:0S left.
Homacck's fallaway jumper from the
tQP of the key pve the Suns a four~Point
fftarg.in befort Wonhy tipped in a m1a by
Byron Scott. whOtC l()..(ootcr in the lane 44
te00nds lata' tied the tcOre I 08-108 wi"-
1 :23 rcmainina.
Aftet Chambers hit an off-balance lS.
footer over Wonhy. Scon miucd a 3-point
attempt and Kevin Johnton convened a
layup off' the msuina fa t bfak b' a
112·108 ma,.;n with 41.7 K<lOnds '° ao.
takers ttnta Vlllde 0.VK cmM badl
with a layup in t11ftk. but mi..S llile
ensu1na frte "-row. HOf"DK'd misfired Oft
I pouiblt dtftehi"I 2().b>tef and the
lakm P. the rtbound. Sc:Otl tnboundcd ffom midcoun witb 9.6
IC('Onds left. and Wonhy WU f'oukd by
Kun Rambi1 -ith I. I l«Oftdl °" the
doct. Wonhy hit the ""' fttt throw. '""
misted the 9'COnd and Din M~ pulkd
dowft the ~net for the . ,,.., ,.,,.. "" ..... ,. .. ....., .. .... ,.,,.,.
fDr -. --ltaet.c:kcn. ""1• Roberts PVCI it ttyle ..... -
pbm. John K.dly Idell tlae "** ....
o( smarts, common acnae and
enthusiwn .
Toeetber. they•re scuds. lndivid.aally,
tbey're •uda.
Toertber. these 0raqc Cout C0Ht1r
Ii~ form the symbol or lftOderD.:
day p.diators.
..Ernie Goddard actually runs tbe com-
pu1er ac:out prosram on our opponntl to
tel ICftdencies. .. OCC Coech Bill Wc>R·
man said ••• He runs the whole wna and
lt1I the printout. He's peid for the ~
be works (throuch woric stocty) -and it
tu~s out to be a aood deal au l))e way
around .
.. He can have a pan-time job and he'a
also pini"I informatton for hjmselt: ..
~ Pirates, 7-2 overall, 6-2 in lht
Mission Conference and 3-1 in the Cen-
tral Division. hope their computer-aided
defense will stuff intra-district rival Gold-
en West.on Saturday night (7 o'clock) in
the reaular season finale at OCC.
All four starting linebacken are return-
ing playcn from last year. Goddard. who
ctida't Mn .... ...,., WI the S)'S1an to liw 1915. Ooldii W-.
hi• advanuiee. · ..... ill lilt ..,.
.. ,, bftUa down 164 pleys. in order, -We _._ .. .._..
and we can .en. for example, what their ills Fdrnoa f4S.J5) _..
favorite play is on fint-anct-10, .. God-(13-12) lw die .. U. i9...,
dard said. "It belpt me a lot. When you Ooddm'd llid. '"We Md ..... ii!!jlt ~ .Ut's their favorite play, you yaw: To blM f 1'1 nee. llaM
know what to expect. h's like watchint Santileo ~-rnc. n z ' I
fttm without actually watchioa the rum. &uua Cray10a IO UDder' 100 _. ~I don't have the great 'J)CCd, but I _beat Ooldell W• It ._.. ie~a-1
thank I make up for it an knowled&e... way '° ftftilla -to bC8I Ooldl9 ..._ ..
Oeuchar. a 6-foot-3. 22S--pound in&idc era~ '°' OWi' 100 ,... ....... backer from Corona del Mar Hi&h Dons bllitod OC'C, 'l-1,, ie me C 1'
doesn't cart much for computers. lf~ ~~ ~:'~ ~~ fint P -
cares about sticking the Rustlers. Of OCC"s tlop fifivv~_ c.dden. bit ol "I don't reaUy look at u. to tell you the them are tbe ~ _ ~;
tnath." Deuchar said. "When I play, I just .. O\.aT defensive line~ a -~-
IO out and play. I've watched their ~ •-,.-. linemen on the film. but rve never b«n too, and wt•s why we bave al ..
much of a sta tlIDc.s person... tackles,.. Roberts said.
Goddard didn't start last scaJOn the Robtrta. a 6-0, 21S--pou.nd ou1lide
only one of this year's quanet who pl~yed becker from f.dtson, bas 67 tactles (J9
a rnerve role. Goddard is OCC's lcad1n1 solo) and four ladles for loees. He allo
tackler with 74 -42 of which are solo has a forced fumble and a q~
taclclcs. He also has five tackles for losses sack. and a s-ir of forced fumbles. • "We complement each other ... Roberti
OCC. the cmderella team of the said. "We each come up with bia plays
M . · c ~ when we need it." 1ss1on on1crence, has an opportunny
to ~ to a bowl game for the first time (See DEUCHAR'9
. ~~C-~Not
OCC linebackers (from left) John Ketty, Chris Oeuchar. Ernie Goddard and Kevin Robert'8(e a force to be reckoned wtth.
at GWC. was a quanerback at Corona del
Mar High. He wante(I to be a quarterback
at Golden West.
"As the ( 1988) season progres~d. I was
going to be the backup quarterback."
Mclbon said. "But in practice one day. I
separated my nght (throwing) shoulder
while running the scout team. A guy
threw me down on my shoulder and after
tliat I decided I'm going 10 move to
defensc.
"It hun to throw. so I thought I might
as well play defense because I kind of
wanted to pla). defense all along. ..
So Mclbon switched to comel'back and
red-shirted. Finally. he ~ent to frtt safe-
ty. whert he could be free from the
blumg speed of .eppos1 ng v,.1de receivers.
His raw tools and resources arc hm·
ued. so MelbOn -who has five mter-
ccpuons this year -must rcson to other
means.
"I felt I could be a better safety:·
Melbon said. "I don't have the great
speed to be a cornerback. but at safety I
can usc my smarts like at quarterback. I
can get that extra step I need. I can tell
where the quanerback's going to go.
"I know what my thinking was in a
third-an(i·long or any other situation. At
comcrbnck. )ou'rc against one gu). but at
safety. you 're able to make adjustments
and make the calls to tht other guys. 11·~
like being the quarterback of the de-
fense:·
The change from quartcrbad. to cor·
nerback wasn't drastic. but mo-. ing to
safct\-was.
"I .played quarterback aftd comerback
in tugh 'school. so 1t wasn"t that foreign:·
he said "But I'd ne,er pla)ed safcl)
before. Last season was m) first ')car
pla)ing safet) and I didn't get to pla~
much. so this )car 11 w-as prett) foreign.
but I felt comfortable.
·· E' Ct) pmc I felt more and more
comfonJ1bk and I don•t want (Saturday)
to be m) last game. I f~I I'm J4St
touching t~ surfatt-of my 1lb1hucs. I fed
I have a lot more to get from myself wnh
hard work."
Melbon. comfortable with leadership
roles.. also plays on 'J)CC1a1 teams. of
which he's the captain. ·
"He's hard-workin1 and very descrvtng
of where he is toda>." added Shackleford,
coachina his 15th season at GWC. 1ie11
go on and play somewbcrc, but at this
point it's difficult to say where.
"He plays on all ·the special teams. in
faC1 he's the captain of that. and he
makC"S all the signal calls and adjustments
in the secondary. He's a put tackler and
one of our best football players.··
Golden West. 5-4 overall. 4-4 in the
MJsSlon Confcrcncc and l-3 in tbc Cen-
tral D1\-1s1on. has the No. I-rated defense
an the 16-tcam confCTCDOC. That says a lot
for Mclbon. who enJoys the old feclins of
quarterback-t)pe communication while
stnppina receivers and stick.ins ball· car-
nef\.
"I feel comfonable doing that.··
Melbon said. .. , hkc the responsibility
because 11 makes n more fun and it bdpt
the guys around me like Bobby Sylvia
and Greg Szuba. But now. this far into
• the season. they don't l1ecd me. so I just •
look at us as a unit. We feel so com-
fonable wit~ each other."
f · See MELBONJll
Cal in Copper
despite pressure
BERKELEY -Cahfomia will ac-
cept an 10v1i.t1on to play 1n the
Copper Bowl at Tucson. Am .. despite
pressure to snub the pme. the
school's athletJc director said Tucs-
da)
The CP and some student
groups have u~ the team not to
pla> the Ott. 31 pme because An·
zona voters last week rejected a paid
Martin Luther Kmg Jr". hohday.
C aJ must decide Nov. 24 whether to
accept thtCopper Bowl invitation.
but team members have alrad}' <Sc.
c1dcd to go. voting unanimously on
Sunday dunng two team meetinp to
play 1n the school's first bowl pmc
since l'HQ
"Our plans haven't cbal'\lcd." cal
Athlcttc O,rcctor Dave MlglJ'd said
Tunda>. "Our pla)crs are as teftliu~
so this ' uc as anybody could be. but
thett's a strona fectina that we sboUd ao."
He laid a m&Jonty of votcn •
Tunoa voted to awrovc--. Kiz1
hohda) dnpste overall rt)«t>Oe -,.
See CAlAI
Bowl picture
taking shape
.·
NEW YORI. -..
the 1ucceu. if not the stata; Ol--.-
Ctemens and De..e SleWllL Ai
day, ht a<>t the Cy YoUQS •ID iL
Welch WU the Anillkiiil I ......
winner in 22 sea10ns. aoina 27-6 .._ ~Jiii ~
Athletics. And wins arc wlaal ~ Wla .die -.nt
for the best pitcher.
In a spliJ vote in WJlicb no Mt -8llllid on
all 28 bellota. Welch aot I~ fint-plaoe ¥01e1 Uid a
total of I 07 pofolL Oemeu,
with an earned-ND avCf'llD
more than a full run betler
than Welch, was second with
ei&ht first-place votes and 71
points.
Stcwan. Welch's team-
mate. won 20 games for the
fourth straight season. but
again failed to win the Cy
Young. He was third with
three first-place votes and 43
Welch points. followed by record-set-
ting Chicago reliever Bobby Thigpen, who got the
other two first-place votes and had 20 points.
Two members of the Baseball Wnters Assoc1a-
uon in each AL city voted. and balloti ng was
completed before the start of the playoffs. The
National League C) Young winner ~,11 be an-
no unced today.
Before this season. Welch had been one of
baseball's most consistent pitchers for 12 }ears.
although he had never won mort than I 7 games.
But bolstertd b)' Oakland's outstanding defense. the
Athletics' excellent rehef corps and thr bC'nefits of
playing at the spacious Coliseum. he se t a cl ub
record for "'ctones as his team won the West
championship. He helped himself b> ne"er losing
two straight dcc1s1ons.
Welch 's win total was the highest in the A.I
since Denny McLain won 31 tn 1968 Not c;inn·
Steve Carlton won 27 for Ph1ladelphrn in 19 72 had
a maJOr leaguer \\On that man)'.
Wdch dtd 11 with a 2 95 ERA v.halc pmh1ng
JUSt two complete game\ -both shutouts -tn 35
starts. In 238 innings hl' "alked 77. strud.. out I 27 .
gave up 26 home run~ and 214 hits.
#
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ERA at Boston\ tin) Fen"a~ Par!>. -JUSI the
second Red Sox pitcher an B ~cars with an ER.\
of under 2 (X) lie m1s~d almost all ol th<' fin al
month with 1cnc.lin1t1s. although hl· did complete
!>e'en gaml''>. includi ng four shutouts. sn \I \tan s
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54. gaH' up JU'lt se'cn home run'> and allo .... cd 193
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stans In 267 inning\. he struck out lt>6. walked 83.
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bcrng 21-12 and was runner-up last ~ason after
going 21-9 If anything. at least StcW3n helped
prevent Clemens. his longtime ri val. from w1nn1ng
thi s )Car -<itc.,..an won all thrf'C.' head-to-head
meetings "1th ( kmen'> ..... 11hou1 those games.
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Forward Danny Manning, who has
played in only two games this ~ason. ..C' ...
was placed on the injured list Tuesday ,.. ....
b> the Los Angeles Clippers.
Manning. who hu been diagnosed as having
patella tendinitis in his right knee, has averaged
11 .5 points and 3.0 rebounds. He will miss at least
fh e more games.
The Clippers also said that forward Cedric Ball
1s "pected to join the team today. Ball. 22. was a
member of the Chppen during training camp
before brtng waived on Oct. 27.
In other basketball news Tuesday:
•Star forwa rd Roy Tarpley will miss the rest
of the Dallas Mavericks' sc.ason after ligament
damag\.' "ai. discovered in his right knee. The
damage was found during surgtty. Tarpley was
tnJured 1n the first quarter of Friday's 111-99
victor) O\ er Orlando. but the Mavencks thought It
was JU'it a d 1slocatl'd kn eecap.
• Dick Mott a. coach of the Sacramento Kings.
has been suspcmdcd for une game and fined S500
for humping an official dunng a game against the
Nrw York Kn1cks. "An)f't1mc a player or coach
1ntent1onallv hump'> an official. it's an automatic
!>U'>pcm1on.=· Rod Thorn. NBA vice president,
operati on<, ..a1J in an nouncing Motta"s penalty
Graf holds on Capr1111
4iteffi Graf faLcd the future Tues-;a
da) n1gh1 and 'iun "cd -ha rel).
The No I seed Graf out1ost<'d 14-
}l'Jr-old knn1frr < apriat1. b-\. 5-7. 6-3.
to hegtn defcn~ of her V1rg1nia Slims Cha·m-
p1uni.h1p'> tllk It .... asn't a<; ca') a\ the score woald
1nd1tall' It 1001>. the "orld's top-ran ked pla yt"r six
muuite<> 'ih<>rt of tv.o houri. to o"ercomc tennis'
nl'Y..l''>I phl·nom
In othl·r '>ports nc\.\\ Tuec;da~:
•The \\-orld Box ing ..\ssoc1at1on will sanction
the heavyweight champ1onsh1p light between
Evander Hol> field and ucorge Foreman. se1 for
.\tlantic (it) on Apnl 19. WBA attome)' James
Bin n!I sa1c.l 1ha1 h1!. organ11a1ion would a11nounce its
appro' al of the fi&ht today. provided th e winner
m<;:cts thl· WBA 's top-ranked contender as of June
11. 1991 Right no ..... former champion Mike Tyson
" ranked No. I h} the WBA. the World Boxing
Council am.I the lntcmat1onal Boxing Federation.
•The M1am1 Dolphins placed receiver Mark
('la) ton on IOJUred reserve and re-signed receiver
011 Sch.,..cde!.. who was waived b> the team Sept
IS Cla> ton "111 be sidelined at least a month with
a knee tnJUf) suffered 1n Sunday's '1ctory over lhe
t-:e~ \ ort.. Jcl!I
8 The Hanford Whalers' eight-month search
lor an offrns1ve defenseman ca me to an end when
the)' acquired Doug Crossman fro m the New York
l'ilandcrs tor center Ray Ferraro.
-From fte AHocl•trd Pttll
Quota of the day
Jerry Gla1vUle, Atlanta Falcons coach.
while argumg wi1h an offi trnl during Sunday's
game with the Bears: .. I asked that official who
called that what he docs for a hving Monday
throu&h Fnda)'. He told me he was a school
administrator I 101<1 h1m I'd pull m} son out
of thH school .. ... ,.,
: Cal-4-0s, a ~ominant figure o&-Qcean
.. c ,
.. •
racing scene, itu 25th anniversary
The recent 25th ann1ver ... 1ry
championshi p of tht· ( al-40 As~
sociation stirred a lot of memone
amon1 yachting l)Pl''·
WH it only 25 yearCJ ago that the
Cal.....OS. dcs11ned h> C W1ll1am
t.apworth of Newport Beach and
proCiuced by Jcn$Cn Manne of
Costa Mesa, vin uall)-1ook over the
ocean rad na cirC'u1 t of Southern
Ca11(omia and cl'>(.•where'l
Consider that 1t wa~ 1n the I 96S
TraMpllC Los Anactcs 10 Honolulu
that seven Cal-40s v1nually do,.._ ..
natcil C1a C. and ont of them, ·
DOn SaJi.tNry's Psyche, won over-
all bonon. and Hay\ Mclellan's
Hauld wa~ ~nd. .
Now jump to the 1967 Tran1pec
and you'll find I J Ca.....OS 1n ClaH
" C wtth Rob(n M. (Skip) Allan'a
Holidly Too the overall haDdialp
winner •
W• the Trail* bccomin11
Cal-40 petry' So it would teem 1(
you note that the J 969 t'ltCIC had ..
another "baker's doicn" Cal-«>S.
and tout of &Item capped ovtnll
~~the 1971 TmpeclhoWI
Cla• c wftt. 16 C'aMOI (pfu1 .,.,
otkl" Cal boau). but the bit C1Ui
A bolts capeumt ovmll fteet
honon.
Of cour..c. the Tran~c wasn't
the o nl y ·ace aommalcd t>y the
Cal-40s. They were cons1s1ent win-
ncn in local ocean races around the
offshore islands and Rveral O\\ the
ea t coast
In the t>cainnina. several old time
yachtsmc-n complained that tbc
at.-40 was "an uaJy boaL ••
Lapworth's reply: ''The more
races &hey wi n the prettier they set."
• A lot o(yachuna e~pcru allow
that &he Cal-40s and other Cal boats
~the forerunnen oft.he present
tiay hra Liaht Displacement
Boats that dommate the racina
0
F1ft«r\ Cal-40s turned out for &he
lSth aM1vtt11ry cham_pionsip at
C1brillo Balch Yacht Club. The ·
troph_y,.,inncn ~; •
I ~nephiM, Jack WOOdhuU,
C1brillo ltllch YC· 2. Retta. lob
You._ CBYC. ). WiUiwlw. Kc1'
Frot1. N~ HartJOr'Yecht Club.
.u..11•..,~cwr .. ,..,. ..,.., .... ~,.
..
A lot ol...,. celebritiel and a
lot of Oiaaee County bUli~en came~ and railed a lot or
money b 1he Uniled Cerd>ral
Palay Allodatlon of Orante Coun·
ly at Ute ._.... unual Taco Bell
Corporate a.,Challeftle at Santa •
Ana Country Oub Oct. 29.
c
Tiie ..... dub aa Newport •
1-.cb Oolfeour. Hnowaced ill
newoftioellllf 1'91 ~nato
out&Olna Vici PNlident Richard Mckiuey. The event which i1 hotted by
Aneell ftna buemaa Wally Jomer.
railed U0,000 for the charity. Some
of the well-known sporu fiaures
competina included Aftlds Jim Ab-
bon. Kirk McCaskill, Donnie Hill
(formerly ofOranac Coast Colleae).
Willie Fraser. Terry Clark. Olili
Davis. Mark Langston and Diel
Schofield as well as SeatlkMariner
Mike Schooler, New Y9rk Vankee
and former Angels pi&cher Mike
Witt. Chicago Cub Mike Harkey.
who played college ball at Cal St.ate
Fullerton and Bob Boon~ of the
Kansas C'ity Royals.
Patrick Larkin
Don 0aUUIO ... Mted praj.
dent, Bob Fort.I vice praiden(.
Roy Well• ii tbe aew .mary, Don
Chandler it pneident, Membenhip
Olairman is Joe Ruuo. Dan
McGuire will ~rve as tournament
chair. Hank Lefebvre is the new
handtcap chainnan and Safari
Chairman is Don Evans. •
Rich. They combined for a 62.
United Cerebral Palsy Associa-
tion board me~ber Novel James
won the puttina contest and Frenk
..r Keenan took closcst-to-th~pin
honors. The sold-out tournament
was limited to 36 corporate teams.
Also at Newport, the club cham-
pionship aot off to a areat start last
week and is expected to take about
one month to complete.
The tournament was won by
members of the Vintage Design
corporate team. whose players in-
cluded Rick Saunders. Tim
Buckley, Ed Ritthff and Ri ck Peters.
The four90me shot S 7 with the
Calloway system.
Second place went to
Numitmaric Managemenl Group
from l..quna Beach . Chris Hall,
Grq Roberts and Dwight Manley
combined for a 61 to lead
Numismatic Management.
The tournament was selected as
one of the top 50 in the nation by
Lexus. a d ivision of Toyota. The
tournament was chaired by John E.
Manin. president and chief ex-
ecutive officer of Taco Bell Corpor-
ation which is headquanered 1n
Irvine. Committee members in-
cl uded Fran Youssef. Michael
Watkins. Ralph Rodhe1m and
Danielle De Palma.
There's just 1wo names in _con ten·
tion for the Vice Presidents Cup at
the course. One is McGuire and the
other is Al Schnell. Schnell is next-
door neighbor of OraaJe C..11
DaUy Pilot Publisher B(>b Page, so
you know who I'm pulling for.
Newport also had a hole-in-one
to report as Surcndra (Nath)
K.ashyap aced the 96-yard No. 12
with a 9-iron. It was K.ashyap's
third ace, but he still has a Iona way
to 40 to catch Hal Green's double
digits.
Jn third was the Dr. Pepper te.am
which-included George Gonzales,
Larry Corbin. Bill Blane and Kevin
Later in the evening. celebnt)'
auctioneer John Moscha tta. best-
known for his fast-talking antics on
Federal Express commercials, lent
P•trkt LMthl 11 u Oru1e
C..11 0.11,y Pl.hit c.~t
•h•e clrr61011 col•m• ·~·,.,
every Wffllnd•y.
Ora nge Coast Area briefs
Costa Mesa pololsts stlrt slowly,
recover In time to move Into semis ..
The Costa Mesa High water polo -1---
team took some ume to get going. but \...a
fortunatel) didn't wait tOQ long on • ~
Tuec;da> ·
The Mus tangs ( 19-9) recovered from a sluggish
first half and went on to defeat San Manno. 15-13.
1n the quarterfinal round of the CIF 2-A pla)'offs at
Newport Harbor Htgh.
Costa Mesa trailed 5-1 earl) in the second
quarter and 9-6 at halftime
"It was ugl ). ~e were basicall y too concerned
with $<'Orang and not pla) ang an) defense," said
Costa Me\3 Coach Ja!>On Lynch "I told them at
halfl1me to pla) somr deft"nsc and the offense will
come We had no patience on offense . .\nd the)
were ..conng a lot of 11ck~-tack goals."
The moml·ntum had ta ken a drastic tunf'b) the
end of th e third quarter and stan of the fourth
pl"rtod. The Mustangs tted the score at I I by the
end of the third. then put it away wtth three straight
goals tn the fourth period.
Corey Delahunt wao; the pnmai; force for
Co~ta Mesa. 1nc~s1ng has i.cason scoring total to
, 150 goalc; h~ ..conng nine times. He notched three
goals 1n each of the second and third quartef'i
In 4-A matchc'>.
8 Corona de1 Mar 9, San Clemente 8: The
margin ma) ha'c been close. but the Sea Kings
"ere never 1n an} real danger 1n th<' quanerfinal
match
CdM (26-4) JUmpl"d 10 leads of 2-0 after one
quarter (on goals b) Brent O'Brien) and 4-1 at the
half before the '1c;11ing Tntons began chipping
away. However. ~n Clemente ( 18-8) was never
w1th1n one until 'iCOn ng the final gool of the match
"1th about a minute rcmatn1n1t.
• C1pt1traao Valley •. Newport Harbor 1: Joe
Haxel accounted for the onl y goal for the v1s1tors
a'I the Sailors (20-7) fell at Saddleback College.
Kevin Eagert tallied three goals and Dan Hancock
two to spark the wtnncrs.
ci• """ ''" ,.,,, ... m1111
;a The Corona dcl Mar High girls
tennts team used its customary sweep
from Keri Phebus, along with strong
doubles play. to defeat v1stt1ng San
Manno. I J-5. in the quarterfinals of the 4-A
playoffs
Phebus won. 6-0. 6-0. 6-1 . while the Sea Kanas
(21-2) won e11ht of nine tn doubles. rncludina
i.w«::>\ b) the teams of Courtnc} Strauss-Michele
McFarland and Enka Anhood-Ma rcie Asch to roll
to the victory.
In a 3-A match:
• Wftllake U, E1tucla S: The Eagles won all
three of their pomts m doubles. led by the No. I
team of Knstina Gnga1us and Lauren Weaver. who
took two of three sets. Partners Jeanne hobc and
Samantha Joyner provided host Btancia ( 13-8)
with its other point.
Liberty Christian gets
big scare, and bows out
L1bcn" Chns11an H1gh's volleyball team
was ehm1 nated from the CIF small schools
pla)offs Wednesda> night -but today thrre are
few 1f an~ feehng sorry about their fate -they're
JU~t happ) thtngs didn't come o ut even worse.
The stor) centers around setter Jenny
Engstrom"§ parents -who were mvolvcd 1n a
head-on auto accident with an apparent drunk
dnver some 1hrce miles from Boron on their way
tn the match.
Les and Sher) I Engstrom of Fountain Vall e}
were hosp1tala1l'<.l in Antelope Valley and late
word Wcdne!lday -after Libert> Christian lost,
I 0-1 5. 15-U . 15· I I . 1-15. 6-1 5. was that at
appears both parent\ arc going to be able to walk
awa> from It.
"We found out 1n the middle of the third
game and Jenny wa!) alread> pretty shaken that
her parents ~eren't there }Cl.'' said L1lxny
Chnstian Coach Jim Ga1ne. "Her mom was all
nght. but her dad was a1r-hf\ed to Antelope
Valle). I couldn't wait -I had to let her know.
Actuall) Jenn) 1s prett) strong. but the rest of
1he tram ..
uame did not ftnt'ih the comment. but the
number~ arr obvious. L1bcn) Chnst1an·s game
an Boron was iOne with the onl > Item of
1mportnnrc set off 1n Antelope Valle)'.
Th<" Minutemen close out the season 18-3
o"erall. By fte Daily Pilot
Onl> one more hurdle remains for •
the top-seeded Corona dcl Mar High • '-.•
girls volleyball team an 11<; march to th e '
CIF 5-A final
Coach Dale Fl1ck1nger's &a Kings dispatched
host Ro)al. 15-8. 15-9, 15-8. on Tuesday behtnd a
balanced offen'K' nnd rrliablc setting of Prentice
Perktn~ and Knsun . pataro. Lara Carlsen led the
way with 17 kills. ta<] Peterson added nine and
Traer Schnhcr r ight
Nel!.t up for the Sen Kings (22-1) as a date
T hursda)' night wnh t. Josephs of Lakewood. If
Orona wans lhe COtn flip toda) It will ~ l t
Newport Harbor
Elsewhere in 5-A.
•Mir• Costa 3, La1eu Bead1 l : Sophomore
outside hmers Rachel Wachholder hod 15 kills and
sophomore nght-s1de httter Donna S1mchowiu 12,
but 1hc v1~1tors proved too tough in winni ng. 15-10,
3-15. 15-2 . 15-10. The rtists finasn 20-5.
-By IM DaJJy Pilot
IUIDE
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CdM was led by Derck New-
comer. who set the s~ I offense for
Coach Jon WaJlacc's Set Weeds.
Johnny Coon (son of u-Ncwport
Harbor COICh and U LA ptayina
pa& Ron Coon) wa' a ,tcady factor
alto.
The girl" Ctf playoffs are 1n full
fort'e. Th1i. is "the ~eek" wtth quar-
terfinals (Tuesday), semifinals
(ThuNday) and fina ls (Saturday)
Teams that are in ~hape will
surv1 vt .
mom1n1 with each final following.
The 5-;\ fi nnl is scheduled for 8: 15
p.m.
a
1 here is no rest for the succcssf ul.
The state playoffs start next Tues-
d1y with ahe 4-A Winner and the S-
A finalist all invotved. The Ntc
The e1ahth vade tournament was
a ba.Ule of the "b'1" 1uy1. TeWmkle
(Estaneaa feeder). Ens1an (Newport
Harbor) and Dwyer (Hununaton
end &'Ut0n) were b11 and physiCAAI.
~bat TeW1nkle 1n 1he flnal
with En.sian flni hina third Dwyer
•u ltd by tttter-h1tter Jody Cook·
F11hef. En11an'• Orea Steck was
their btt Wh11t TcW1nkle wu led
br .. litf."i•terTom Feeney. Wnh
tt.nt j .. nJor hitM playf na 10 Well, it
appc." that our kxal hiah 1eh0oh
wtH rontinvt JMir succas.
0
In the 4-A, Manna·~ the sole
local survivor (entenna Tuc1day·,
march at Lona Beach Wilson).
They've IOt A amt chance to JO a
Iona way. I wu vtry surpntcd to
sec Edison and Foun&aln Valley
lo e.arty bur." I said. the 4-A
d1v1s1on has many aood tcama.
TM S-d1vis1on could continue
to be very local in nature. Corona
Ciel Mar v111tfd Ro)'ll. bu• Lapna.
El Toro and C':rano Valley all
had home ma
'T'M tcnunna11 Gadd conwn
that four •mt. althoulh I think
Mini C'OM(PlaJi .. Mi" =and SI. JoelDll'• of'I shwood All
IWOof .. low ... n. .......... ~.tc.
ntaC ..... il •. nt..n .-hooll tli~WO. ftMI It al 9 ln tht
. final 1~ at Cal Poly Pomona on Ott. I. .
0 wc·re 1till hard at -ork on my
volleyball ~vie'#cable tclcvisjon
ahow. The produttr, Larry
HeYIMr. and RO}' Enaiebrttht, OM ~the most k~ble men in
the JPOrt• promotion Add. att put-
d~ IOfP'Mr • lhow that wt feet .nn updltc thf k>cll ara on the
Wtetty volleyball CVC!\11 ranti•
from ctUb ptay to~-
I w1n keep)W .... M llD times.
dltn • dlaftMfa. It"• eaatl"ll Ga ..... ,e;nAJt I
err~ .... -a.. ,,,,., ....,,~.,.·-·
Cunningham
Cunninlham. a 6-2. 220-pouncl (rnhman
11l·purpo1e player.
rushed for 38 yards on
ciaht curies and
cauaht three passes for
33 yards to spearhead
the GWC attack. Robbin•
•11 From81
The Rustltrs, No. I aJainst the
run in the conference, aives up an
average of 110 yards on the ground
pcrcontest. lfGWCstopsSteen, it's
over.
0
If that's the case. apparently it's
already over.
.-.. No one has run on us all yt4lr,:·
Golden West defensive end Keone
Simon said. ··we're going to shut
do~ anybody COC'C) aoing to run
against us'.' Huh."
Added GWC defensive tackle
Dain Mangnall: ··we·rc the steel
cuna1n. Our defense 1s stall No I in
the conference and they won't be
able to run -that's the No. I thing
they're not going to do ...
Bulletin board matenal.
0
"This is our bowl game ... said
GWC Coach Ray Shackleford. who
needs to sa) no more.
Given that f;tct. this is not the
Intra-District Bowl, nor 1s it the
Coast Communtt) College District
Bowl. It's the Golden West Bowl.
The Rustlcn. Saturday's home
team. have hcen tabbed as I-point
favontes
0
Somebod) wanted to know wh)
Golden West was packed 10 win. so
here goes. I) The GWC defense
creates touchdo" ns. a nd it's due for
an outbrca ... :!) GWC 1s too good of
a team to lose four in a row:))
OCC"s good fortune is bound to run
out
0
OCC quanerb:u:k (1reg
-\ngdo\ 1c. who missed la'lt Satur-
day's game against R1,ers1de with a
strained right (lhro" ing) shoulder. 1s
hsted as doubtful for the Bia Game
Backup Donnie m1th. a
CAL
From 81
the state.
.\nd Wyoming Coach Paul
Roach. whose team also has voted
to pla) 1n the Copper Bowl. said
Tuesda) a King holida) doesn't
neccssanl) "ll>C out racism.
"Can )OU meao;ure whether or
not there-., an) (lc!ts) racism 1n an)
state "here the re's a bowl game
being held "here the) ha' e a
Manin Luther King hohda) then
there ~in the state of .\n1ona""'
Roach said "I'd hkc 10 haH some-
one tell me that "
W)'omang football pla)'ers \Otcd
unan1mousl) Monda) following
pral'llCC to accept a bid to the
Copper Bowl 1f 11 1s extended Nov.
24. said Roach.
"If a great deal of oppos111on
should be presented about us at·
tending. we won't go," the coach
added. "That will depend a little bat
on our state. 1he un1versll)' ... our
fans. the ~g1slaturc. If there's a
wave of oppos111on that's really
strong. we won't go ..
Roach said he felt the-issue 1s on
the verge of being blown out of ...
BOWLS
From 81
zona defeated 11 referendum that
would have made Martin Luther
Kma's b1nhd11> a state holiday. The
Fic1t1 Bowl 1s played on New
Year's Day an Tempe, Ariz.
The SEC champion aocs to the
Suaar Bowl, also on Jan. I. and Wlll
play Vif)in1a (8· I). That leaves two
other bowls. the Jan. I Gator and
Dec. 29 Peach, with the third and
fourth-place finishers in the EC.
The Gator will match the Mich-
1pn..Oh10 State wanner .,.inst the
SECs No. 3. while the Ptach 1cts
lndlana qa1ns1 the ECs No. 4
team.
There 1s a po'i'i1blc catch, thou1h.
Some M1 1s 1pp1 pla)cl'1 have said
they don't want to play tn the finta
BoYlll bttau~ of the politically ex·
plosive 11tu1t1on. tuuchcd off when
the Nfl said 1t would move the
1993 upcr 8o9rl out or Phoenix.
"Our Kn101'1 e'prested rcscr-
vattons about pla)'1n1 1n the Fiesta
Bowl, but no decision has bttn
mactc:• M1 1 •PP• 1thlet1c director
Warner Alford said.
The sc:hool ha dcc1ded to wait
unlil after S.turd•)'·.s pme 1p1Mt
Tcnnattt bl-fore <taluna a stand. 1f
i1•1 MCH\lf)'
freshman, is the probable staner,
but don't rount Anaelovic out. "I
can move my arm and 1t feels fine.
but it hurts when I throw,"
Angelovic said. "lfl can throw. I'll
play. I'm plannina on playing."
Angeldvic, with 2,S7 I career pass-
ing yards at Orange Coast, 1s fourth
on the all-time OCC list.
"He's always hurt against Golden
West.'' Simon said.
"Yeah," Mangnall added. "Last
year it was his back ...
Smith joined in and said: "My
friends said we bt-aJ Orange Coast
last ytar ( 17-16) because ( .\ngelo 1c)
was out." Things11re JUSt stan1ng to
get tasty.
0
I'd hate to be OCC "''de rt'Ce1ver
Patrick Reilly Saturda) night. ··or-
ange Coast has a little receiver we'd ;
all like a piece of." said Smith, who's
6-foot-l, 270 pounds."( Really) bet-
ter have eyes in the back ofh1s head
because the sharks will be out. ..
Rcnty pla)ed at Golden West last
year before transfemng to OCC.
where he has caught 12 passes for
154 yards this season.
"I hope he's not standing around
in a pile." Simon said.
··Yeah," Smith added. "It's Just
the nature of the beast:·
0
Do )OU get the fechngdefcnsc wall
·control Saturda) 's game"
0
Can you 1magrne11~ .. Man) ha\c
discussed the poss1b1ht) of un111ng
the l\\O Coast ( ommunll) C9llegl'
Dist net football teams.()("(' and
GWC the onl} in1ra-d1stnct schools
1n Southern California. battle fQr the
~me high ~hool pla)ers C\el) )Car
.\It hough I abhor the idea. 11
"'ould be 1ntcrcs11ng Bnng on Balc~iield
0
We sull don't kno" ho" man)
propon1on
"I think 1f this builds up, 11 will
be done b) the media," he ~ud.
Opinion appeared d1 \1ded at< a l.
w11h student government leader~
cnt1ci11ng the team and the studenl
newspaper supporting the dl!c1Ston
to play.
··we feel 1f at all possible. we
shouldn't pla~ in .\n1ona." said
Da' 1d Werdhd.. spokesman for thl'
-\ssoc1atcd Students of the Unt\-Cr·
Sil) of Cahforn1a. ··w e feel 1t°'i a
poor reOectaon on the un1vcrs1t) ..
The Dail} Cahforn1an puhhshcd
an cd11onal Monda) suppon1ng the
player's decision to pan1c1pa1c 1n
the bowl game.
.. .\I most eH•rybody (on the ed1-
tonal board) expressed some rcscr-
' atloh!I about Cal going to tht•
game," said Cednc Pule'iton. editor
of the paper "But the dec1o;1on "a.-.
let\ up to the players. and the)
voted unanimously to go That'\
what we re'lpcct. the wn\ the de-
cisio n was made.'' ·
"We do no t look k1ndl ) on thl'
action of the Un1vers1t) ol ( ·ar.-
fomia," James Williams. head ot
public relatio ns at -\A( P 1n
Washington. said
-B1 n,. A11oclal~ Prr11
"Our goal 1s to pla) 1n tht· Sugar
Bowl.'" Alford s.i1d
oow1 1n' 11a11ons. ran l u11 1LH1 ll)
ao out until No,·. N. but a lot of
schools alrcud) ha' e made their
intentions clear
Lou1sv1llc's decmon to pla) 1n
Tempe became known on Monda)
when the Cardinals told All Amrn·
can bowl officials an Birmingham.
Ala .. they were w11hdraw1ng from
1n oral agrttment with them.
Louisville's bowl-day carning.s 1m -
mediatt-ly jumped from $600.000 to
$2.6 million.
No. 2.S Southern Mi 1 1pp1 'tcp-
ped in to fill the All Amcnt'an Bowl
void on Dec. 28. cre111na another
void 1n the 1ndepcndcncc Bowl on
Dec. 1 S 1t Shre\cpon. La
"Of counc. we arc d111ppo1ntcd
because wt wanted Southtm M1
to come-, but that 1>9'1 of the ~
cision is out of our control," Goyne
ukl. ··TMrc lrt no hard ftthnp."
Southtm Mi (1-3) probably will
play North Carolina State (6-S) 1n
the All American. The lndcpcn-
ckncc no9t' plans to 1nv1te Bl)'IOf
(S-I) to play .,.mit ptrh•P5 Lou-
1iiana tale (-.S> or South Carolina
(s.-4).
CofOt"ldo Lite (7·3) will pl•)· 1n
the Frudom Bowl on ~ 29 11
Anaheim ll<hum tp1nst Orqon
(7·3).
The Cahfom1,a Bowl Ott 11
DBPINll
JIPP ROBBINS
· Golde• W eet
The 6-l, 220-pound
of
DIPDSE
OLLY JACISON
Oruge Cout
The 6--0. 240-pound
fresh man defcnsi ve
tackle had seven solo
tackles. three assists.
two big hits and one
caused fumble to set up
OCC's o nly touch-
sophomore outside
linebedccr recorded 10
solo tackles. four u-
&ists and two deflected
passes. He has started
CVef)' game for GWC
this year. Jaci<eon down. Wede
One would think that Mclbon,
whose Rustlers are pre1>9ring for
Orange Coast Saturday niaht (7
p.m.) in the lntra-Distnct Bowl at
OCC. would have selected Oranic
Coast over Golden West coming out
ofh1gh school considerina the prox-
1m1ty of Corona del Mar to Orange
Coast
"Orange Coast didn't a.ivc me the
time of day." Melbon said. "They
didn't call me or nothini. I dJdn't
want to go somewhCf'C whert I
wa n't rccnuted. Only the Univer-
sity of San Diego. Saddleback and
Golden West were recn11t1ng me
and when I went down to Golden
West. I realh liked Coac h
Shackleford and· all of the other
coaches.
"Everybod) has recruitment of
wherever they have a need. but 11
didn't oother me that (()('(') d1dn"t
recruit me. I don't hold anything
against them. Looking back. 11 was a
great dcc1s1on for me We have a
great coach and r ve had a great
time."
IEUCllll
from81
RobcrU -who miucd put of the
ptt<onfercnce season with a th.iah
bruise and ankle sprain -c1oe1n•t
foresee a lot of unusual pa.ysc:iomin&
from Golden West offense this Sat·
urday.
··The) JUSt run at you," Roberts
said. ''They don't really do too
much tricky stuff and wc•re uted to
thaL They have good. bard runners.
but they'rt not s~-bu.men.. ..
Kell y. 6-3. 230-pound Mater Dei
product. 1s the other outside becker.
He's ronftpent the Pirates will keep
their mot;ernum and is seeminaly
an 1nsp1rat1on to the defense. ,
··As a team. we're pcak:ina at the
nght time," said 'Kelly. who bas .S9
tackles and 1s lied w1lh comerback
T errencc Branlcy for the team le.ad
an fumble recovenes (lh~). "h's
evident after beating ~versicle and
Fullerton that we'rt hj ting a peak
and it's great aoing into t as one and
playing for a possible bo" game.
"We're real confident attd"I don't
think Golden West 1s going to beat
us."
L• Piiyne/~ar>ge Cou1 Deity PllOt
Free safety Mitch Melbon, a converted quarterback from Corona del
Mar High. is now the captain of the Golden West secondary.
Mdbon hopes Saturday night
won·1 be his last 1n a gnd1ron uni-
form -\nd he'd certainly like to
make his presence felt against OCC.
Kelly a.ives credit to the enurc
OCC defense -not JUSt the
linebackers -for the team's suc-
cns. The Plrates arc Sixth an tow
defense an the 16-team Mission
Con~rencc
Orange Count) Bowl games there "'II be. one or t"'o. but 1f you're a
betting person. put )Our cash on
Orange Coa~t I 7-.'!) and ?"onhcrn
01' 1s1on champio n El Camano (8-:!)
-"h1ch ended Its seaw n last "'cc._
-to meet 1n the featured game on
Dt-c I at O< ( 's Le Bard Stadium
··we don't ha 'e a sponsor for the
second game .ind 1f 11 gt•ts ra1nt·d
out. there's n.otxxh to CO\ er the
Golden West falls
to Long Beach by 28
Hl 'NTINGT0:--1 BE-\('H -For
the third 'itra1ght game. the Golden
\\ e\t ( ollcgl' men's basketball team
hit the cent u~ mar._ in scClnng
llo"e'er. for the second rnn-
\t"t utl\ e game. the Ru tie~ ( 1-~ I
lamt• out on the shon end. drop-
ping a I ~8-100 non<onference dt··
c1'i1on to Long Beach C11~ College
Tue'lda} Ric Van Scoyce. ma .. 1ng
h1\ 'it'a\onal debut. and Tom OeH·r
notrhcd ~4 points to pa~ the Ru,.
tier\
-By lk O.Jly Pilot
0
LIM Bffd\ 121. GeNen West 100 , ...... " ..... _,
1.Wtt a..ct1 ~ Wnl ....... ""-"' > now1f\ 11 3 1 2S Va~n • ~ J 11
Nrl\on 1 1 • 16 Ern" 2 • I
Jone\ 4 0 4 I Dever 9 0 74
GoodmAI' 13 O 1 71 VanScovce t • 2 1•
ll\Ol'l'ID\On & I ) 17 Peri." 1 0 4 1
F O• I 0 0 1 C amDOell 2 l l t
PowtH 2 0 1 4 Tl>Omt\ 0 1 0 1
J11ni..o"""' 0 0 l 0 JOWClll 3 1 I I
Maoo• fO S 1 2 12 ~ o O 1 o
Grtll\l>Y 2 0 1 • J Anoer \0'1 l 1 I f
Cam~ • • S 11 Tole' S6 12 2' 12' T otet' J~ 13 10 100
Halfhme Lonv hec11 .o·•
l _,,, -" L-841etl>-Th0me>\O" •
Goodman 1 GOIOen Wfll-0.ver l Vtn !><over
7 Va\i9f\An I C...-0 I
Fresno Ilk.cl) 1A<11l ha'r Central
M1ch1gan (8-:!-1) against thl· Bitt
West champion. San Jose \tntc
( 7-:!-I) or Frtsno State (8-1 ·I) -\n-
zona (6-4) 1s ucketcd for the \loha
Bowl on Christmas Oa\ ag.i1n~1
Syracuse CS-3-:!). 1f the OranJcml·n
wtn at West Ylrgan1a on turda~
The l1beny Bowl on Dec ~ 7 at
Memphis, Tenn.. looks like \1r
Foret' (S-S) against the Ohio ~tat<'·
Mlch1pn loser. O hio tatc 1s tt-.'!-1
Mich11an 6-3. The 1nauaural
Blockbuster Bowl in J('I( Robbtt'
Stadium on ~. 28. will mnt< h No
9 Aonda State , 7·2) against u I~
Penn uue <7·2).
The Hohda) Bowl on OC'c .'!~ iu
San Dteao w111 gct No Bngham
Youna (8·1) apinst e11hcr n 7
Teus <7·1l or Te a &M (6-~-I ).
whale the Ott 31 John Hftnt"'txk
Bo~I iets M1ch1pn talc I~-\-1)
.,.inst No IQtJ (7-2-ll
In the other Jan 1 bo~ls. 1l'\ o
22 llhno" (6-) v' No. 17 Ckm~m
(&-2) tn the Hall or Fame. o 4 Otorata Tcch (841) v No 11
Ndri h (Q•I) 1n the Citru , the
Southwnt Confe-~ntt 9.-tnncr \\
No M1am1 (6-2) m the Cottnn
&o-1. No. I 0 Wa h1n1ton ( ·2) v
the 811 Ten winner. probably Iowa.
in the Rose Bowl ar.d No. I Notre
Dame (8· I) "~· No l Colorado
(9-1 ·I) 1 n thr Oran1t 8o9t'I
cost." Orange Count) Bowl Man-
ager Ke1 1h Cal .. 1ns ~1d "I'm the
sponsor of the firit game. or ddle-
bac._ College 1\. so the college funds
the pmc lf "e ma._l. a profit . .,,.e
keep 11 If "'c don ·1. "close profits ..
pos1t1on:· Calklns said.·· A.s a bowl
manager. the best tbing would be for
Orange Coast to "1n because that
v.ould be the best matc.hup v.e could
have -(OCC and El Camino)
.,,.ould be great
··our secondary"s tough." Kelly
said "Nobody's able 10 beat us with
the passing game. I can·t sec one
area beans great -we're sohd at
e' Cf) pos111on:·
That includes the computer input
and the orchestration of defens1ve
coordinator Make.Taylor. who also
coaches the inside hncbedcen.
Golden West will find out cuctJy
how solid II is on Saturda).
( al .. 1n\ Dean uf Ph)S1cal Educa-
tion at addkback and Chairman of
the Bo"'I ( omm1tt('C. said Orange
Cua<it "ould he an 1denl !i<'l~11on
"Orange \OJSI IS in a prctt~ good
"I fOrange ( oast "''"s or lo~
(this Saturda} ). 11 might stall be a
good scl~t1on Jt depends on who
else wins and loses ··
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Most Valuable Player
Cristen Rouman, Marina, Sr.
First Team
Coby Hoffman, Edison, Sr.
~bbie Howard, Edison, Sr.
Shelby Snyder, Foutain Valle}', St.
Colleen Moro, Foutaia Valley, Jr.
Kris Clemens, Butiaiton ~. Sr.
Tera Walker, Hutlneto• Bue,, Jr.
Stacy Bladtbum, Marina, Sr.
Lisa Dacquisto, Ocean View, So.
Serond Team
Natasha Zila. Edison, So.
Robin Smith, Edison, Jr.
Shelly Blanco, Edison, Sr.
Jodi Bixler, FoWltain Valley, Jr.
Lisa Brown, Fountain Valley, So.
llanna Purdue. Hutha,gtoa Bead, Jr .
Headier Peters, Hudnltoa Bea.ck, Sr.
Tricia Rossman . Marina, So .
Jamie Welaran, Marlaa, So .
Kim Sentman, Westminster, Sr .
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E .. ;:;...:t =.. .. IUon Air L ...... 1117 llatt '11 !he COtm !*ore 11'4 heating why 11\e COUii $houMS l\Ot HV()A()CAAB()HS BY t>ue wot! reqwe City eoun-c--. llfocllway City •noe COUl'lly on Oct~ 16 Cynthia Co<vt Ca.•• M... °°"'9s ~R~PEATIES .. ..--• .....,,.. \/·8. tull power, loeded Yovr appe•rance may be In g<anl tn. avtllOrtty WHATSOEVER NAME cit achon eten, City of Hunllne1on •toe.() Ca 1 92627 S(VILL
conditioned (3342911 wtlhrool (67 1753) pettonOfbyyour•llorney A HEARING on ttle P911-KNOWN THAT MAY BE L.lnd<>wnfJf'I "'hO ate lfl 9Mctl -F47250I ;·., ll SS con REALTO RS 10• VII .... IHJI IF YOU ARE A C~EOITOR llOn will be~ on DECEM-WITHIN OR UNDER ~D agrMmenl wtlll the Clly s Pubhs'*l a ... "? .. (.Q.j)I Pu011'1hed Ofange Coatt cNcl~ u!';~nd1v1; .... , • P•~"'o ....... f)Of1 ~ Wu .l Tl'.TI •••-s or a conungen1 credit<>< ol BERS 1~ II I 45 PM In LAND TOG£THER WITH figures for their slle need not Omly P11<>1 NO•llfTll't'f e t' 1Da11y P1lo1 October 24 31 r,,f' ~Q•\lfant(il com-CaGltl 92663 ,.,., ........ 1 1°' -" Ille deceased. you mvst Ille Oepl No 3A !Oclted 11 700 THE PERPETUAL. RIGHT OF ress><>no during ,,... pvblie 1990 Nov1>!"!0er 7 1, 1990 9'81<1 A ~"'"' lJJ•Htl 111r1-••1--1 yo..irelalmwlllllhecourlanO Cwie Ctnl" Or•.,.. Sanl• revoewpeflOd Aa...cfl,tM r ... w "'7 W 197 ,.,.need 10 transact bvt•· Via P•tttmo. Newport
---mall a copy to 11'141 petlOtlal Ana CA 92701 DRILLING, MINING, Cit wltl I nterprt t nt!S~ uno~ lhe foc1o1oous Beach Caltl 92663
FIAT 1112 2988 har~ Blvd.C M reprnen1111119 aj)p()lnlld by IF. YOU OBJECT 10 IM EXPLORING ANO non~Hr>OMff •• .,,_ P\&.IC NOTICE .,._IC NOTICE IBuatnesa nsm9'al 1111•d Th1t Out1nes1 II con· S"., .... _. 12• .....JJI IM COUit wolllln fovr montl)t grtnllng Of Ille P911lt0n, 10U Of>E:RATING THEREFC>f\. -· wlttl tM Clty't elate. i'"UUL; 1oove on Oc1ooer 15 1990 dueled by an 1f'devodv•
n v.wrE • lrOl'l'I lhf' dale ot first ,,. Should apoear •t the hMlll'lg AHO STORING IN AND S llould 1ov have eny 11,_,..,.. I Ka11l1Mn P ~ • rne reg1str1nt(1). com-
5 epHd. runs "OOd, LINCOLN 71 Continental suancie of lellett at P<ovldld eno 1111e yo..ir ObllCllOnl Of REMOVING THE SAME Quts1ton1 or concerns NOTICE TO ClltfDfTOflS FICTITIOUS IWl#tfSI Trios ll81en')6"' .... hl4!0 menceo 10 transac:t "'*'" • ~ engine Rvns good Ill MChon 9100 Of Ille Call-hie Mllltn Of)jKtlOftl w4th FROM SAID LNID OR ANY P••U• conrac l S•O• °" auut TRANIFE" T NAME ll'ATEMENT w '" ,,,. COUl'lly cien. 01 Or neu undef Ille FCllllOUS
amllm $650. 631" 1453 $ 1iSO SEE 6'12-0567 lorrua Pfobale Coda Tile lhe court t>efora lhe "Mfll'IG OTHER LAND. INC\.UOING Y19riou1><an at 724-6-t04 or (Sen 1101 ... 07 t>e fo1'9wtr>g Pf"'°"' .,. ~~ Counly °"' Octooe< 15 lh1•nt u name(tl llSleO
J AGUAR 1987 )(JO ~ -11metorf1hr>gC!vnt••ftl\OIYOU<ac>oe.ttencemay be1nTHE RtGHl TO TC>n'Milrhn .. 724-6401 If ucc d~s~~P~Bl lSHtNG P'•725G51·00 ... onOctOC>eft9T6
wnite tc:emel tnl9fl0f t •API'• t>ef<lf• lour t'l'IOt\lhS I person°' by yQUf •Uorney WHIPSTOCK 00 you WlSll to SClledule. ,,_,. NOl<t> ' "~·rt ' , ,,.,. 10 BY SYD DEEM 108 T , p Otosne<I Of• Coast 0.llO A G.annini
E•landed warran1y u....... trom lhe nearong a ••• no-IFYOU AREACREOITOR OIRECTIONAlLY ORlll •"9 pi.aw con••c• Martin C••01IO•• ' .,,, ... u .. n c; .. 'Sf' A.#' B1~•1s1a;o Oa ~Pio• Octo:2 .. 31 Tll<S 11~~:04'~
$22.500 531-3682 IHfiHltaf toced above or I conh"9-'t Cfed1IOf ol AHO MINE FROM LNIDS Reonet ,., 724 6368 nameo 11•nilt'f0<i•1 1"•1 • C•ll 92662 N ~ 7 ,_. ,~ ""''" 11\e ty •-door -.U'tc).-IO.ded. new YOU MAY EXAM•NE ,,,. 111e de<:tased. you must lite OTH£R THAN THOSE Proor 01 po011e111on 10 t>vti. 1r-. .. ,..,.,. , •t:. <11 10 1:1e Sva~, R DHm 108 Tu• • ...-.,., 199 : Couniv on Octo«>er 111
MAZDA '79 AX-7 car trade In I tMYS3•I Ille kepi by lhe covrt II yov yOUt c'91m With IM court and HEREIHA80VE City 04 trv1ne Comm<Jntty made on Pf'•-el orOPf'rty QUO<M Av• BllDOd 1,11no ----------F47al0 Whlle. 5 ~. amllm are a cietson 1n1ereste<1 on maot •copy 10 tile personal DESCRIBED Oil 00 GI>.$ Oevel<>om4'nl o.oanmt"nl lle<WU111tr a"'"I)('() Ca• I 9766• I
cass A/C Runs well 11111 IM ~1111e you may lilt-wllll represtnllll.,. 1ppo1nlld Oy WELLS. TUNNELS ANO PO Bo. 19S75 1r111ne CA Tr.e """"fll'1 J"ll t>u.•nwss .'n,~ t. ;,.n~n 11 con P\8.IC NOTICE PuDl•She<I ~llf"993 C~ S 1200 080 IMO llUll ... I& Ille covr1 1 lorm11 Requesl 11\e court wltllln tour months . · 927 t3 , it(ld••~~ 01 lht-\ntenof'O •• 0.ity PtlOI ..... 1ooer 1
2131596·5743 11• 1111 fOf Special No11ce or the Ill-Crom 11'19 <!ale Of first is-SHAFTS INTO. THROUGH PuOhshed Orang. Coast 11anSlf'•Ort\ Jlt' uSl IN ld~~f'<l ~~ l~,;~~;7~~u com · K 1*7 "•mt>t"r 7 1' 2l J990
•· ong of an 1nven1ory and ap.. suanceotlenersatptewkled 0A ACROSS THE Daily PtlOl NoYemb« 14 DUSlR•E:> "'I.. A <..ah menc'.'.o 1~ tran act 00~ FICTITIOUS 8USIMEU W-2 11
Mercedes 1972 280SE 19232 Be~ Blvd praiul"ot estalt UHll or of 1n section 9100 oltlla Call-SUBSURFACE OF ~O 1990 forn•a Coroor1I °" 17921 , , , '"" f ocMic.w MAME STA~NT
Ch1mp1gnelTen Leather Huntington Beech any pe11tion or account 11 tom1a Prot>ale Code The I.ANO. AND TO BOTIOM W·226 kYP••• c re.. r trv1ne 8.-., .. ~n "s:e n•m•~ll illf'd Tiw toltowlf\9 P4!1'M>nr> rfl P\8.JC NOTlCE 1871( m llea t 3 800 p<O...Oed.,.. Mellon 1260 ol bme lor llllng c:lunf woll no• SUCH WHIPSTOCl<EO OR CA cn., 1 I \ • M 1 1990 C"'f'l9 "'-'-• • __ _.;.;;...;.....;..._.;. ___ _
759·3M6 Dia nna lhe Cahtornt• PrOO•le Coc:ta a•p.•e t>efOfe tour months OIRECTIOHM.lY OR4UED Pl&.IC NOTICE Tile OC•••on 11 (;<1 IQfn . .;ii illXM! 00 R ·~ Posllrvm 1nC Xl•O COi· ACTTTIOUS .,... ••
4 Mercury l98• Cougar A ReQtH!lt lor Spec1a1 Notice lrom , .... 11ear.r19 d•I• no WELLS TUNNELS AND lo!,,... C" ,.~ f'•ecut·•• ort.ce ~~o~~.1.,.,°:;" •~ 1 ~ leot Avenue Coat• Mesa MAME ITA~
MERCEDES 1973 280 fully IOl<Se<S excellent Con· torm ,, ava11101e lrom Ille 1oced •t>ove SHAFTS UNDER AND NOTICE Of' MCZUftE or or "' 0,1 t>us·~n ott.cf' ""''";~Count, c.:i. 01 Dr C •,, '"'" ~ cn620 The IQllOwtr>g ~a<•
St'd•n orio1nal 1VOf)'Pa•nl dillon In & out 70000 covY"tetefk YOU MAY EXAMINE ,,,. BENEATH OR BEYOND PUfllUANTTOHEALTH oll"" .... n ... 111.t1S••".' Counl onOctoo.r 16 ., ... o0 .,. Sr..10<' 680" "g ~.sn
w•lh Ian 1ntetl0f Well mites 1 ownOf $3 900 AttorMy tot ~II"-': lilt kept by ,,,. coun II yov THE EXTER!Ofl LIMITS ANO SAFETY COOE 210 I .. p <'lO••ooa 51•""' ~ y HtlOO< Slreel se M•rlf\a < N MARKETING 1520
ma1n111uned Ca11torn11 63 t-484• DAVK> II'. 04! LANCY. 120 are • person onlefntea 1n j THEREOF ANO TO SECTION 11471111-Sant• Ana Ci" 9270 1 "47'251' 0.-• ~.-. CAW~ I ~lmeg Pl ~te 200-G
C ar Pt1ncopats only Newpofl Center Of., 3:20. 1ne es1atf' yov ma) t.ie with RE DRILL. · R£TUNNEL. .._.."!f!!.!!!',~..c?!....... All ""''" t' '""~' , 11,....,.s
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7141957.02!3 Put>41s'*I Dr•noe Coast tor Spec1al N01iceot11\ehl-E00UEE!!:MAIN'T0AIN.OPERE~P..E PUtlSUANTTOHEAlTH iransler0< witri•n tht' pa.IN''.~...,;~:. 11~~ r,,,. '"II"''•"' ''£'"' 707 Roeal<n4 Or Orlll\QCI
0111ly Plkll Nov"rn~ 14 15 1nQ ol M 1n11en1orv an<! •P· r-t;N AN AND SAFETY CODE lh•M> '""" ,,,. Nnn,. 1q mencea 10 uanwct Ou\< Calf 92il69
MERCEDES 197' 280C. 21 1990 ora1sa4 of ut•I• aSMlt <>< ol ANY SUCH WELLS OR SEOTION 11411.A Ttil' "''"'"'s Jr'd ousint>sll W 8 r""~ .i"O'"' I~ r.c111oouil r11·• 1>uslness •1 con
blue. g ood cond1t1on WTll229 any pelflion or ac.c.0un1 H MINES. WITHOUT, On Octot>e< 2 t990 and aaareu ot lhf transf('f~\I Pl&.IC NOT ICC !JuS•l'lf'Ss n•~ °' '••mes ouc1ec1 by an •nd•...Oual
S7 000 OBO 650·3202 prov•ded on \eehon 1250 ol HOWEVEI\ THE RIGHT TO Oc101><1W 10 1990 •• 1975 11re IRV1NE ELECTAOMCS I "..e •D<'•• on NA The ••o•stran ll•I c:om· ••ere~"'•• t98. 2 300D 1r.e Calltorn;a ProoattCoat DRILL. MINE. STOOE. Pomona llYf'no.H" S Costa •NCORPOAA TED 2647 1 ACTTTIOUS IUSINISS D.1v1d W 5,, ... ,cn I mencecs 10 1ransact bv••
"" vu • w-'C NOT CC A Req~l IOf Special Nolice. EXPl.00£ ANO OPERATE Meu an<J •I Glendale f@O Be<si"r" we,, E• • •<> CA N.AME STATEMENT r.,,, sl•t~I """ toi.o ne•~ unoet 1"9 F<htlOUS
Turbo l>eautlfvl car i'"uau I j t0<m 11 ava1110H1 lrorn 11141 THROUGH THE SURl'ACE er at Bank 7300 H1rbot I 1,.,. ti• 0,.,1, OC''""""' Ttie 100 law,,1 ~ ~,,.• .... 1n lht! CQufllV Oefk ot Or 8u1•n••• ,._,.....~ »•l•d
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714 tS48-0973 "-L tlllbel, Jf., M.'21 THE SAID I.AND AS ~· t.U in tu•n Equ1pmen1 1 nd 17~ 0. .a r Pu~ sr.eo O•a"09 C. I Ttw1 Jlat-1 """ 1-.0 a i I • on S I 0 5 0 0 Pl YMOUTH 95 NAME STATEMENT an_, lof "'9tttloiief-OF TH( SUBSURFACE OF I<>•"•• ,,,. P•Ol>9flv de-f'•.1 o c;, x• n r,.., .. r "l ZURfll)'. ll\I SUAANCE "" ··~ ,..,..... 0¥rtn t G•othtll
Sedan hatcnt>ack ••ce4· d Tne :!IOW'lng persona.,. VI• . Oporto. Newport RESERVED ... . THE SS 590 us CURRENCY G .oo-,1 • e .. , ... ,, Ett< \la~ Ca'':' circe ounlll n o. r, p IOI ... ...etroer , .. l 1 I Wllh,,,. COutlty Cler\. ol Or ·
MERCEDES 1982 380sec lent 37 770 mites auto-~MT~~~s8 121 1(1 . ~CA.., INSTRUMENT RECORDED 1$2 890 SE•ZED FROM 19-5 Iron< ""~or, W"'4!SS T.,-o ... n , .,,.() °''" l! C>Kt""!Der.. •99(1 .. 1 •noe County on Oc'lober 13
80 000 moi.1 runs 011at. mat.c. S.3500 060-57.. lither Drove Hunono~n PuO!o~ Ot.-. Coast APf\ll 23 19n POMONA AVE NUE ~ 15 ar>O os IOcatec at 11921 '°4 ,.,_,,.11 ,, Valle>.,. C•1t• 'Iii• ~1 t!XIO
loolls grH I pol1sn~ al PONTIAC 85 FIERO SE S.acn C.i t 92646.s537 Dll•ly P1'9I N~oer 14 IS The ~ ... lddrHS ancJ ANO $2 700 SEIZED l'ROM S"~lo c.,c,. F ,., . .,e 11,;--c;: FCl'SZD loys sunroof $25 995 ' 21 1990 SAFE DEPOSIT BOX "T CA • • • •60 Put>i"'*l Orange Coe•• 113 1-7194 V·6 Mlntcono Wlltlewith Alli B Reoing de Beloe Wth228 Olh« common ~IOf'I. GI FNDALE FEDERAL, "'"• .. o .u•t"Q P\&.IC NOTICE O..ty P11<>1 Octobef 31 No
grey 1nterlOI'. LOADED 8 121 lungll,.,., Ort.,. Hvnl· -I llT"f, o1 the real~ BANk ON£ M(N S 18"' T~ DUS~• "~'!tU: °''"' 4 Fo..nii..n_\.tlle) I .talTIDer -14 ~1 1990
MERCEDES t98•300D 32000 orgin•I I Owner ington Bt•Cll C t lil descnoed aboW I GO CE Er t>, I" '3 d lrl!\t l'f •1 Ca ' i;roF FlCfTITK>u&•u...r•• W 2l2
T"rbo Eaceltenl con-I .. \I NG M 92646-!>532 P'talC NOTICE 1 LO BRA l sa•d location 11 JUST IN· nus ou,,,.,.55 s. con-I ....... _ TE•.... -~ m1 ea "" I VII purpc>fltcl IO be 1872 POAl WH -ltd p..rsu1n1 (0 OU<;lRIES I N-•• A .. r d111on 8 3 ,000 mites sell S6000 080 Tllis Dusinen 11 con· l'lCTITIOUS•••lfNl!SI TAGGART Pl.ACE. He111nana SalelyCcx>eSec-s· 11"1 ouctea D't 1 genf'al P••1· riwtOllow•l'lQPt'''°"'"'' • .. 300 8 8 9 5 dueled by an •nd1v1dua1 -•l<l bvlk 1ranstf'• •• netSll•P ~t.. 4 . •1 650-06t6 T NAMEITATIMINT NEWPORT BEACH lion 11•11 II.CU 0) the ,..,,.,.,1o oeconsumma1eo Tilt; re . "'IS• tom ooongoos.~ssas Pt&IC NOTICE
MERCEDES t9117 560SL ~ed'~":;:~~t ~o': Tiie I011ow1ng persons are CALIFORNIA 92660 ' C"ald M,.!><t Po•1Gt' ~part al Ille otf.ct o f O~ANGE menc.ea 1~ ',,~,,n· 1 tl\i~ SH.i80L 1C ADVERT IS· 1 ,ICTTTIOU9 llU ... U
p I d .. • PhOne Your ftr•t ...... ntm unoe• 11\e Foe1111~~ domo bu,rr•eH H The underslglledl"'ent COIJNTV f"<it.~?W CORP r~\ "n,j, .. "" r..-1 ·.v...~ NO AGENCY 336 f ""'! .... STATEMEWT c~~m:' w~re!1, Im-....-' Business name<sl htled P ACIFIC WESTER N TNSIH dlsclalms llT"f tr111 O'ON"I> ... as se·zf'<l ·r~ G,.,a,.., .. ,.,, 511"'91 eus•nl'H .,.,,. .. ~· .,,, .. a ~! ~·\.""'• llAf'~• Ca111 n ... loftoww>o persons••• . fl t Job above on Oc101>e< 1 1990 FINANCIAL 1422 Slanloro llablllty IOI wry inc:orrec:tnril ...ith respecl lo Ille .i1e99J 1Hunhn91on 8e•C" Call eoo ..... °'' Au\jw~• ' ' 476, Oe>tr>g bu..,,...., maculate ~low miles your re ' Am Redo -<It Betoe lt1t1M ca1.1 92115 ol lhe street addrMI and ,.,,.,1111•0"'' ot Sect•on1si •o' O••· 9t-\.Oum, 01'0< ~haled .'u<@-Q o•• ~·:on ·~ voil• PACrFIC OATACOM ,7~
S•2 500 OBO ~8·10 10 ln•s si111~1 was l1tea Otv1d U cllM!I P11rock otn« common IOf'I 11352 of 1"• .. ,.1'1" ~><l •••e· 0.-C"""""" 3 1990 Th·• •ta1.,.,..,.., •n i~ ... •" 111-poit S..c:h R•,,.,ltde Ot1wi Newpor,
MERCEDES 81 300TO ye>Ur fl rat car' wtlh Ille Cou•ly Clerk o• ()r. 3415 W1nos0< Covrt Co.i• 1· wry ~ ~ Sa•t>t, Co.1 .. ?(Iv •r4' -eov I rn.s bu k ,,.,._,fer IS s.Jt>-••If\ I .. ,. c "'"'• cie--. c• °' -· I :.:660 b4.·Kh c ... , 92663 -
Sllllon Wagoo Turbo anoe County on Octol>orr IS M ... Calif 92626 . no11l•ed lhal lhe Ois•r<t At· iec• lo C l'•l0<n•1 un •or"' ~ C.• u..i. "Oc1ct~ ·~ '"'' o .. s•ness ' con Je!trey JOfVl A.o.ton 42,
loaded avnrool lellhef cl•••lf'-... '• 1990 JolmOona<JAOams 3•75 SlllCI .... Wiii be meae IOf"i!Y OI On~co..nt, ... dS Commf"'(.ul C.c<U-6106 1~ • o..ctf'<IOV an nC•VtClu•I A·-••Cle Ort ... ~·
t9U • F41'2507 W•ndSOf' Covr1 Costa Meu bull lilWllhOUI COYtnan1 Of n.1 "'"" ro .XM'\l ~~ '' 1or -r"" n"""' ano .oorn• 01 • Fe7'229t "'" ••0°s1r1nhr.l com· Beecn CaM 92563 ~als Ealflt clean $9200 PubhltleO Or Coast Calll 92626 wwrll'tty. eirpreu °' le11 lllfl lll:>O•C!·descr becJ '"" person ""'" wriom P,,.o~ Or •"Qf' ... o u• """"'"'' •o ''•"ucl buS<· TlllS t>v11ness '' con
951 .2903 your D•JI)' Ptlol 0cic::9 2, 3 1 T1>1s bui•nP\~ is con-"'"'*9d. r.garoiog 1n .. P•OPf'rl'r °"'"'""' 10 H~a11n c l "'t ,.. •, o .. t. t"<l is OR Da·•v p IOI Oc , t 4'< 1, • ·-· u"af" rN-t="tc.t•tious ducted l>Y .,, ino.vt0va1
NISSAN 1999 2•00 I November 7 14 1990 ducted by a llm•lf'<l p•rtner-poeaesslOn. . Of ano S•1~1, 1 ' It• 54" 1ton ANGE CUN T'f ESCROW IN:i~'""'t .,. -, 1 • •" B ~ "f'SS ".tme•sl 11"•d The req1stran11a1 com flr•t Choice. W 200 ship encumbranc.. to pey lhe I 1'88 4 CORP • 1f.OCJ9 GOLO .,., • At; ,,.. ' Octobei 23 1990 rnf"!cecJ 10 trantael Dus.
SE Festbecie red pearl -The r901s11an1lsl com· r9meinlng pn~lf)el gum ol YOU /\IP 1nstruclK1 lhlll '' (NWEST <;TREET HUNT • t'I i e"'"'" nto~• unoe< lht! l'ICllllOul
1tvtoiac spon peck age. rnenc:ed 10 1r11nsac1 bull· the nc>M(•) secured by said you desorf' lo COf'test thf' tor ING TON BEACH CALI l'tmllC NOTICE . ., ~ ~·~'~' wu 101ed Bv11nen namecsl lttled
t21( miles S l3.9:g t1rm nesi unde• tile Fl(.toho..it De.cl ol TruSl wan lnlen!SI '"'' ,r,. 11 1.,,. P•OPC!rt¥ fOAN•A <t.764 · an<J 1ne 11s1 "'1" T"• Countv Clflf~ o t °' abOve on Octobet 22 1~
days 714/556-49 8 usm•H n•ml!41) listed thef90I'\ ~ If\ said po1,ua01110 ,..,. "'"' jn\1 Sate I.la¥ 101 ' ,. q '''"'~ b> any FICTITIOUS 8UIJNESS ' ., C "'"'•"'"Oct ·~ 23 Jell AAIOfl .. w. '11 •00 ZI WHEATON I ·1' k · M l •J>o~• on N " ·as I~ C. " s"' •on ''4!18 S cre01l0< Sha•• De NOVEM MAME STATHHNT • r. 11111 sta1..,..,1 wat lilfl<l • I ( 00 " J emona I O.V><I M Patnck nm.ti). ltdlf~ • lily vou mut1 "~ • • ..,,, f'<l ctairn BER 30 1~ .... ,,-c., ,, '"•I .. , , • .,. .,. • ,. P't7'2:M ""''" lhe Coun1y C.k at Or Red I lop (102920) Dr J o hn "J ack " servtces will be hl'ld Tlllt .... _,,, ... ., ITtld unoer me terms °' MIO alll•"O ,ou• nl4'r4'SI on Ille l>u,~n 01, t)f'IO<f' tM OOinql> nf"!• • Pu0•1s•e0 0.•"9" Coat• af\C)t Couni.,onOctober 21 ll ,111 Ml h o n Wh<'aton. 60. ul 11 00 A M Satur I""'" ·~County CLC!fk or Or· De.cl°' Trust, ...,_ cNlf9eS P' ,.,,..., '"'"'-"'"'1' '"" ttif'! conaurnmation dalf' KH'CI ..6 pr c -Q ~ AU i o o .. • P •c• .'.X•otlt'r 3 1 No 1~ 1111111 nf Laouna Beec h . dav N ovember 17th ange Coun1y on ociol>ef 23 end·~°' the rrus1 .. c•a·m " ,,,. Sul>f"•Of Court Ired aOQ"f' <i• • "" ~ R •• _...._, .. ~~ .... ~ ·~ ? ' •9CIO Fennl
"' • 19go end ol W. INSts c....-eo by 01 1"" Ce>u"'' • O• tnoe Dated Nov.,,...o.r • 1990 "'""" • ,.,. • 1 • "'!>'~ "" :' iJ PubhafteCI Oranoe Coaat IHTI .sT 11111 d1t"d Thursdav No-al Ckean H~ll~ Com-1'413nS ._,De.cl o1 Trust .. ,., n '" .,, 130• <la•" 01 •he JUST INOUITIMll. INC_ A~· 1,~ • • ,,,.._. 400 Oatty P>IOt Octoe>er 31 1o1o
2888 llatl'.>Or BJ\ld c M \'(•mlx•r 8. limo or mun It' ( h u r r h P\Jl>hshed O<lll'Qe Coa•• TN IO&lll emounf °' lhe t.rs1 publ·l"ll>on of llltS No· A Celltofl\&e Corpcwa•lon. eo-Wlh ...... •I At• 1rr Pl&IC NOTICE ...... Der -14 21 1990 a.Olll 1an<'t'r Born 1n South :\2222 Del Ob1~po. Diiiy Polo! Oc1o1* 31 No-""'*" 1lelal'ICI ol Int '«" '"''"' ,ou rect"i~e •1 fto«Mtrt J Juel.~-c-1 • n ,, w -21·
n.. Sn J • vem~r 7 14 21 1990 ~ MCUNO t>y the ..-1.,1 ""°C" 1Pl'.,f' u.e cMnl TrW11fer0t •r " ... ,, t STAT£MENT Of'
PEUGEOT
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$1875 (41<1BARI PrTvate
perty 7 t4 -r,34 5556
Porec1>e 1976 91 tS
Targa Alpine white. blaell
te11hef onletlOf new top
& wlltoel1 9rea1 car
S I 2 K 9 3 7 • 56 I q-
1154 OS~4
Rolls Re>yce 77
SllVer Wrlllh II BalDOI
whltelchoc:olale t11du.
79f( Or1g1nelly eold 1n
NB Immaculate 1'1rOUQh·
ou l S29 .900
7 141644-0206
SAAB 1973 Coupe
unique C1e11gn ,,...... in-
tenor. run• ~· S950 548-74 79
Subaru 1082 •Of
Auto ale. S 1 150 good
1ran1pot1e1 1on
6'4-414129 M2·U90
Pasadcn..i nn V('('f'm • II Uilll c ... p"trJnu w 218 P'oC*IY IO be "°"' ar\d c I• N•1"'bf'' Cl() 0411 I lttVtNE EL.ICnlONtCS. lauc1 ... !'." ' A8ANOOHMENT °"
l>t ' I" I ~:!9. Or BRITT AlN rMIONll>tl I SllmeleCJ cost• YOu ""''I ~e<Vf! •n tna0<Hd INCOtl~tl.AT£0, 8J. JA* USE Of' FICTITIOUS I
W hc•aton ~rndu.Hl'd PUBl.IC NOTICE . CCC' of"'" claim 01' lhe Ots ... n .. OUNtAN fltHldenl IUSINESS .... from ().,ltknWI Col · MARY G BRIT'TAIN. ex~ and ltdlfancet II ''' I """ ,,,.. I O•enoe Tr1n1feree . . Tne lollo••.,na persons age 92 o r Cost.a M~t the lime °' the lf'ltloal County 1A11n C••'Q Aob•M)(I Pul)lo~ Or'""""' C(IH I r hf' 4t. .. n'1Q'1~ ·~ u,_ OI lt:'"l' .. n ·• I('\ l'IV( ... his . . . I( ... pot>IC:llllOn °' l1'le Nollet ot "'-I "' tr I A•1 ~ ftA I ~1 -.......
" p u ,, passt.-d IWJ" Nm.'l'm -F:t<:TrTIOUS 8USINESS ........... .... , ... 0;,' ,~, oc • '•·~v u O••l'r P•kll Nt>.,...,,t>et '" ''"" F•c• 1•ous Bu11n••• Onctornw in Vt>tt>rm· ' " -•-t.174 !16 ·ooc"·rl'""'"'°'' .... wrsi 1Qqo .......... ~ 'N MARKETING M~,,1 ( ber 10. 1990 VNta.I NAMI ll'ATE•NT The benellc*Y ""'* '),1,,l.t AM CA Q;?701 wilhtn w u· 1t.•::i trvonf! .,, Costa Meta
ary \•ull'lnt' rom lion on Thursdav N o The lo110W1ng peraons ••t Mild De.cl °' Truil i .. n Ill• •1••' • '"" '· "9 o l Cai•• 112s1• v (' OJ\ ... In ltl57 he vember I~. rrom ' ~ 00 cSOtM"li~: oOo LEASH -~ ••IWltO and lf\f' C"I•,.. r ~ !Wot>rlOf The f tef;hOO, But1!'eff opl'nt.J C'nrona d ef p M 9 OO I' M COMPANY 1760 M O'tla ~ 10 the~ Cour1 C•v•I ().wot-on Nam@ rr.• .. •f'<l •o it>ove .. .,
Mar Anunal H ospital tu °"" a Miiien Daclllralion ol Th" '" '"'~ 10 ,.,.,..., "'• PUBUC NOTlC[ p:471510 1 ot>J .,. On1n~ Cetun•• M
\\Ith h1~ "''"" San Mf>MOrtal S1Prv1t~ will A-:92:2~-10 Cost• Mesa oec.11 end Dwnancl tor onO ~vre 1 • ..,,,~ c111rn •• 7'" ~ SI Aor•I 18 1990 f lL[ ~ he ld on t'nday. l. Ult r• Blaid ~ A C•h· s... end awnnen NOllCe °' ,:.hnq 'r lf'•P1' n l"e FICTITIOUS....... . r• .4 ,, ,,,.o F,c; .. ~, ..
lie• mcw<'d to Laguna N ovt>mbt•r US. nt IO :so 10fn11 Corl>Qf111on.' N1A OttllJI end £1eet10n IO Seti ~·o~·~~u ,;...,:~n ,;::': NAMI IT A TEMENT · l •"' Oetr.n Thomn Grott1111
Beach In l~. and AM lnterm~nl ™• butlMU 11 con· The unOenigneo ~"'~'r....nQ CSK•••f'<l<>< °' Tt1elOllo1•"ngpenons1re -"'20' 1<. ec.1n Voll• ~1
servl'd as t'\)·pa"ltor n r Harbor Lawn W t-..t dueled Dy e corporation Mid Notice ol 09faull ana
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<1 .. :,.,1 '"'It'll to ,,... Staie 01 dOlng Ous.neee n Bf'IK"I Calif 92663 u ('h h 11 The 1t1g11l r•nl' c om · ElectlOn 10 Sell 10 .,. TNT RENTALS 21H James R Gooager, ,.081
rigun.l Ur<' <' rnini.IM M t'morial rnenced lo tr•nsac:I bvs•· rwc:otOed II\ lhe c°"'1fv C•hle>rn•• •"4 diSlrtbul~ v 1.i11 Ho9ar Newp or t nomllC ""'TIC[ WoOOl~wn Tuslln Celll
opt>ned hll Sl'('Ond Park Mo rtuary. Ot net.a unoer 11'19 loer!Uous ""*-tne ,..., property IS ~ .. ·,.,;'h11~:~)~=~r.,1~:;:~. e.acn C11"1 9;i~ rug ml Q1680
pr;w.•ttt"'. Ahl!iO An11nal • R!l:l 2421 bu .. ,_. name or names IOcelad Te<ry ~a111s 2"\2• 11•11• Th1t Dvs111i'ss was con
Clin1<:, In 1986 Dr· rt'\ tON , •. lltlld •l>O.,. on 9113'90 OCT08£R 11on 'IA!ll "''lhoul further ti091n Newport Be•c1t ll ,,... ilurtf'<1 !'Iv CO·perlnefll --... ..... 1-Vtt~-Bret<I-lf'C M $ Oele 3' 1 • •• " "'"''~"ll C•1o• ~1"60 l flCTITIOUI "USINlll T1111 s1atemen1 ""as t•led Wtkafnn will be rt'· n1'.a..ll c.n 0 ..... J Pi...o.n1 1980 '"""'"""' 1~~c~ Thii" l>v•tntU 't1'Sll"' ...... ~unMENT lwtlltl"f'~Clerk ol()o-
m('mb<>red for h " M arRan•t A Waltht'r r:~., ,.;lf'mfW'll wu hied ~CY MO"TGAOl Da·h P•lot No.,.,,,.,.. 14 ~ 1 ducted by .,, W\divtdu•I .... , • ... "" 'no+' Cou"h M 0c1 lt>et 23
lnvc· ot God. f.lm1ly LonR linw Bt1lboa Wllh the County Clwtt of°' coRJ>O.-.ATION 28 l9ll'O 30 fl\e r419•1tran1111 C(>m •1""'<) t>u• ,, •• 19g() •
and frwnd Survtvt-d n"StdC'nl h11111 Olin ange County on November HNld TNSlw w-2 .~ tt tr n._I(', ""'-" \•Of(I i ut;. 1930 r,,.1>11....0 Or•f'IC)4t -"9'' N 8 1990 fl.4747'M ,,., ~A'r' --,,,. NOTIC£ 1ntn ..no.. ·~ f""IChllC'lul H.,N\. e . . •J co .. •• Oa .... PrlOI Octot>e< 3 I No. bv S.trl. hl!i bc>lov<'d brr fl In ?J in <'W f'ubltlhecl °'enoe Coeei MIU.BRAE. CA~ ('151 rvul."' 8 u11ne11 "•"'•111 1111.0 IM<"'• Cn• '·" 11 °1~7 \lf'tl\b4"r • '" •' 19t0 ...;,ff" of 39 Y<' rs. llOM mark. Crt>rmurw Al o.i1y Ptlot November,. '' eal·Ql(>IO ,ICTITIOUS .., .... , l•t>ow on Oc1o«1eor t5 1990 Dv"<l ~oc •,"" ~s w W-21t
P\8.JC M>llC£
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"°'~ bvll'leSI ., JIM HICKS NAU• CDl
LEGE '100 &fen St • 100
~l>O'I 8elCfl CA 92680 J.,..,.. HICll.I 22 <Awac:a<'
L~ Niouel CA 9262~
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J8met Hicks
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till/.. Timothy . d ~ghtf'rt Dakota vtA C .1nada ~.w:: Slgr1ttlln °~ tio•~:GE-MfNT. STARTING A 1tEW BUSINESS?? JobTran•fef MuetMll Annt'. Don>thy , .ind Evehtuall y !ht' "8.ICM)TIC( ,,.,4,11,11•11•111 ,_, 117te H••~ 8IYd Sult•'
lftLPlfflll1~ M1ckw. l'liht grund-movrotoLc~A"gt-IC'S Kt*7 1•S5 Coai• Mesa Cahl
To t•tl• over ..... " (' h I Id r .. n • I "" I n Wht'l'\' llh•· bt"l';.10){' th• fltCTYTIOUe llUeM•I 9,826
BMW Conwrt1ble WM•. broth.-r Ji. n'lt• i.. revcn.'Ci f'mplove«t o f NA• eT&Tl•NT "8.IC M>TICE I Rol>f'<• o r..eoma"..,_)J cer phone ALL OPTIONS M nd M The loffoWJng penon1 we So4!11"0 ........ 1•Ylne ..._,
INCLUDED! Coot cer. brotht•r Rlt hurd. nd the lalt' r a rl dOlng ~.. ACTITIOUS ..,..... t21 t• I lff-3171 ""'t'r Rulhm•rlon 0 P C'l .. rk o( Los All· Th• StrH t Compeny ..._ 8TAffMINT fte N0tttna111u 21~ C ~~--~~~~' gpln and Balboa Sh• • tOO Mac.AttlM ~ Suite fl'lre IOllOWWIO perl0'11 .,. San Miene! [> W•• eo. ... = ...J , 103. ~ 8Mch CA ~ ~.. Meea Calif t2t27 I WU marrloru or owr tHIO 0' w fNTE~PA!Sf!\ q~ (fie; .., Huang 10411 l•
50 )'\'At'I to tht-llltL' Street C.0.111 Cofpor. us o.--, 1250 [ warnu1 Sombra Ave 'ounta1n v• 11ma1••• AIC, P/8 , P/I, PfW, POl..
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dunng 1h1S lime> S he Th .. butineu 11 con· t21ot Tn•• 1:>u,1ne" •• con·' ha<i aurv1vtd flv~ d\.leted by a COff)Oflllol\ Tl'l11 t>vtln .. • " con ducted l'ly an un1n.I
b-·h .. -.• The reglttrant com· dueled by 1 llrft•led pa!lnef otpor •t•d n1oc1allol\, •V• {'f'll ••"II 10 1r*'8aCt ~ lfl4P 0411ef INn I l)Mll\9flohlp
end ~v, ni nd IM'ldat tl\e hChl!OUt TM 199111ran11tt c:orn The r419111rant(•I com-•
oophcw" wf'll i'\etN cw MmM m9ftC9d to t1antae1 bu.. m.nc.c1 10 1111\NCt buet-1
d I d lliat.o ltlO\le on Octob« 3 I neu llndtf the '!Fl•l-OUI neea un<* lhe HcltltOUS 1r•n n ff •n 1990 eu11ne , na~•)' 1111ed !l\lt•n• • M~•I hll.01
rw-ptw" · (rl('nda and S•rwt Cac>ttal C«POr 1t>ow on °''ooer 10 •MO .oove on l\O! t.-t ' nirtahbon Dl<>d No· atlOi't J HltfOld Str .. t a.cwoe QtlUllCl'I Mdleel Ill tau!My •
wm1 r 8 1990 1n ~' TM .. '"'*'' ... 141d Thie st1*'*1t .. ..,. V (l..u Thie ~I -. llllMt """the CoutltY Cler1i ot Or· .tlll tfle Ccunty Ci.ti ot Ot•I rtJUn&aln a ""' r · "'9 ~a.. oe Or· .,.. County on Odot>er 11 -. ~fY Oft Octo&ier a. VK'N wit\ bf. h Id County on No'4Jfttter ,tlO 1tl0 I Wl'Cl~y. • '" :•. 1 ... ..,.,. NMM ,.,_I
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