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ABBEY'S ON THE PHONE , VERV CONCERNED ABOUT
HER FRIEND BETH SAGE/ SHE'S DECIDED TO TAKE
AN AFTERNOON FLIGHT TO see HER,,,BUT SHE
MUST TALK WITH YOU FIRS
TAKE THE PHONE IN TH
CONFERENCE ROOM I
E CLAIM SHE WAS 9CtOUS FOR A TIME/ THEY
WANT HER 10 STAY
FOR OBSERVATION !
OLD LIDO
DID t;()(.) PRACftCE n-415
WEEK~
MOON MULLINS
-·Nor THAT MY EMPL6YSES
COULt> ~,ALLY HAW ANY
GRIEV.ANces, ~
8UTIF
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UH I HOH""
OK/¥; I BEFO~E. WE
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LE1" ME A5K V'OU ,,,
GOOD.' ·lEl'6 HEAR ' HI n-4~ ! I'M :WrTH rr .1 1"f-4E WESflJIEW Hl&U
sa-tOOL MARCHING~
AND WE'RE SEU.ING
BAND 1l>RKE',)5 -ro EARN
(V';()NEq ~ NE/AJ UNI~!
BY FERD AND 'TOM JOHNSON
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CAN VOU TAU8T "f'QM rvE8? Tiwe .. .. _.... ea dlfler· .,.. .,_ drllWlnO dallla blM•n tap end balDn peneea. How
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PlT~/ 8\JTTHE &NSONS DON'T
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lNBOA~NG
K£NNELS .
SOR~!WE'D LOVE TO COME FOR TI41! ,
/WEE KENO, BUT lTS IMPOSSlBLE'.
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Sleow," Bill Coshy wan 11
htton °" Isis j1tltn. Wli•t
•rr tlu wo~ on tlu pin, 11..J
why Joa Ju war it?
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The cenmic pin reads "SD JR." Colby wears it as a tribuce
co doee &iend Sam.my om.
Jr., who died May 16. The pin
WIS ~by fashion de-Dgna . McDoaaJd.
name OD USA WEEK.END'• list.
we need three reliable IOW'ces
with the same ~ but our
source boob don't cwfum
that ct.. and oame:r will his
agc:nt. To ldd co cbe ooafu. . V: . llbl' • ssoo: anom ~~ say
be'lJ turn 21, 20 or 19.
Q l'rn on olJ f•n of PBS'
'71it Ntw Yuktr
Worluliop ." WUt "4ppau to
tlu j MrniiMrr host NorM
A•r•1NS ,,....,, °" tlu sltow?
llllltlllw Will. c.N ,...., "· y
W' tth three sets built, the fOlb
at Worlcshop's producing SQ-
tion. WGBH in Boecon. bnc
loa co sit 00.. One ICl of fumi..
twe is given co the show'• un-
dcrwria:n; one is uxd foe pro-
totypes for the companion
book co the tcrics; the thizd ICl
either DY' in the studio for
promotional me or Abama
takes it home. ~ show ~
gins its thi.nl ICatOO Jan. 19.
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0 b J"'"'" BortJ, fa,,., Ctorp SUit lt1NlOr •d
cm/ ril!ta ltitW, nJU
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Ju a mpea:actt only. 6'I would
ae.u ay ~. tu right
DOW, DD." be told UI about l
return co politia. (His cmn
ended in '87.) Once labeled
another Andrew Young or
Jeae Jacbon. Bond is a>otmt
to lecture at colleges. He
wants co .. ensure dw history
treaa .n of the puticipana of
the (civil rights) ca, not just a
few." He teaches at the Uni-
vcairy of Vugioia. Charloua-
'fi.lle. and b<JIU A-"'4'1 Bl«lr
Forti..., a syndicated 1V show.
Q Why JiJ clti/J psycltologiJt-
psychill.trilt BrHo BaullulM "°"'"''' s11itiM? It's la.rJ to btlitw • ,,.... WM nnviftJ
Nai c.ortafltr•tlolt '°"'Pf "'°"" #till lcirflStlf
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We can only tpcmlau. Some
say be did it co get neryoue
rhumng p; ochm ay his
cpl.icy of life ar age 86 bad~
come poor .&er be IUBCred
two .aaka. Bmdbeim. who
bad jU1t emmd a 1etilement
bamt, killed hjnwlf Much
13, tbe 52nd mniveuuy of
tbe Nai akeatu of his nac:M
t\amia. ~ QDC CD woo-
dier if be ~ a similar ba ol
&eeclom in tbe home • wbm
tbc Nm came. Bem:lbeim
WM a manlier ol tbe Hemlock
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ALL THI WT CHOlal. ALL THI lllCNIT wwaL AU. IN ONI DOB.
ATs.T PHONE CENTER
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THE NEW
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BY LESLIE ANSLEY
THEORY OF
W e asked this summer if your family ii non-cnditional -thac
is, not the old-fashioned mother, f.athcr and two biological
children. We asked you to tell how your family ii made up and
how that makeup enriches your life. Respoma came from more than
t ,000 readers, most emphasizing not each family members' clifferences,
but what all haYc in common.
Most of the lettcn were from £amilics that arc mixed racially and
ethnically. or blended via second marriages. Othen were from adoptive
families and singles. We haft chosen six for du. spotlight on ,,lac is
now a majority in this country -a family tndidonally described as
"non-nuclear.••
In its most litcn.1 acme, being nuclear meam haTing a nucleus: a core,
or a force dw tcrTes u a center of growth or deTelopment. hi nearly all
of the lctten we receiftd. at the core, at the beut. wu lOft -tradi-
tional and unconditioual.
So where ii the <>We-and-Hanic:t &milyl Though the &Ces, roles
and marical 11atwel may haft changed. the lndirio-1, 11ucleer &mily
atill ii •ery much hae -iA .,mt.
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THE BOULTON FAlllLY Holiclaya. says U.yeu-old Mi-
c:bael. R'C Im '"'** tima. ......
ff~ is • "°'*'fol ""1 to O'fU their 6nt 16 ,.. ol ......... goes all-oat. •a!J: two 20:fc411-d tmleys coobd. welmg die 1Vt hiU • f••ily. Tt11t.1tty-Jw r-n Then Carole diw:owaed lbe ,...~ down and Wllrla 6:>ocW1 " •to W MotlM Ot" ,.,.,..,._,. pltr mac. _She and Jolm hadn't~ a .. It jmr feels lib a rqaJar &mily," c:hild of cbeir own.&uto ~
sn, •M llOW nr ff yotl"f'la'J and bad .... meet cbcy would to c..ole tays. .. I .. daia IDM toad '"'''* "'"lti-alu1it ~ witla ·~~~ •n
biam. hat time isn't madi clilU-
Clairtat, YidMlllOt, Ajrlu11 •M c.role ..,... la .... 4 .,.... 'S ~ ocba tbaA pcopJie don't IDMICh."
Bat • such a 1;& &mily Korm11 •fltOtry." can ca~I main. IOaRlC Humah'• hidh. the Boolcom
time more childrm. of cloching and extla incomt from
YOU llBAD THATCCllrec:dy. '"It got to the point where oar toa Animal Cracken, Cuole'a store,
The BoaltlOG kids ol Lawaaace:. Kan., cia1 woda WU ttry era It c:alliDg ~ .. We ha?eD't had a Joe of mon-
range ila age from 7 to 26 and com-w up and saying, •w • Carole. any-ey, we'w got a rich ans c:ommuni-
. fift edmic gmap. They CID-one new at your home?' " ty," Carole says. And the Bou.lcona C: tbtee pianiD. a c:et1ilt. two .Jo-Their lur ~ child. Maggje. take full adnmage of it. enrolling the
linim and ID oboe player. t:.) DOW 8, is mmeil afia cbeir 90CiaJ cb.ildren in dance, thea1er and mmic
John. 54, and Carole. 46, are ) worker, Margaret McCorkendale, claaes. E.specially music. After all. the
Time of the childreD an mrncally « who foaad ber in. Sooth ~ ot-flute is what brought john and Carole
physicall dWlcapd. 'Completiq = b die mmrally dinbled together al a;ndcrm at Michigan SCllle
the boatttoid ~ two clop. two alb. hat tnaal f:<fe probkms and uanemr,.
a rabbit ad a nnkfnl of tea c:ramra. ii JePlly bWad. Now t~-old 10D. Chm.
Whyeomaayl °1thinktomdimetfamjljaget10 topher. is ia tbe Obed.ia Mu-
"'We'ft ahnJI wwed a hqe fam. bit cbcy4re Ul imlitaeioa... Mee«-sic ComerftlCI)' ia Ohio 11 a 9ioliD
ily, and it just b•n ned that way." kendale •JI. .. But (tbc BoWcona) are pedonnaDce map. :r: c.ro&c. who owm a clothJq re-not. They're ~JI a~·" One IOG hat met hit biological &,.
~ {w childn:n._ .. Ad.ifCiiae is ADcl where there'• . .,, ~'• ( tber, and daughter San. 20. alto called
kind ol addictm. ~ usually tnditioo. At Thanbping, Sally, •'J'I she wanes to ••1ee who~
Carole and John. a lute ~ the Boaltom p.tber around a large. me :' hain and nzKioee ftml."
at the Uniftnily of r • .,.., hepn cherry. c:mcom-made cable. J.mcnd ol The M.anbew, had his biologi-
their big family with leftD adopQom aiui.ag on ~ .they sit on benches cal mother come co the-ho.lie llDd
THE THOMAS FAMILY
'7oitdt.tr, ,,;,,,., °"' two
,U.,glatm, w •rr ~"l ,,,..,
rtlu tut A.nu still lw •"}'
Jn06""" fiui"' -"' n.yt .. 1 °"·,,
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meet cbc tal ol his family, and got ia
coach wida hit half liller. .
Carole fiecla ccmf.CN ml* wida lac:r
adujAed daildrea'• wd to ca.•...,
their~. f'.milies: "lt"a DOC II if
to,neooe • gouag to come Ila! oar
c:bild away."
GrowiDg up ia lach a larp. nDc:d
&milyWM pal. •JI Micb*e), wbo'a
balf-Cbinae, haJC-whicie. ... doa't
haft Uly J*tjadic:es toward U1.f cme
ace beame they're all my l.odaal
and a.a.."
At Micbad'a OCIOber :rtif;
Chris pla~ tbe 'riolia a.Dd 1 sang aome 90np with one of Mi-chael •• best friends. .
Sally says her pt.mm ue the la.JG
the &mily'ia IO dme. "W e'Te always
been caught to help each other," ..,. l the mmi.c: thaapy major. Her &imds
think ha clan is .. neat. .. and pral her ' CO td} e'ferY DCW peDOD she meel:I all •
aboat than.
John DJS his kids feel a lb'Oag
teme olloyalty among~ bat
abo limply ago, each other's ClOllp'-
rq. ~,~_. tal lane ol unity.And
tbe older kids . loft the lime ODCI.
which is • :r:light to me. .. ,, ., jmt think. gmaally, rs the
cbem• • t oE it all."
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with the a
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kid tb
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AS A WAITER ina~lar
restaunnt, Hector Morales often
worb week.ends. Thai means he can't
take his two child.reu to the nwma as
often u they'd like. but he tak.a them
when he can. And bec:aUle he ~
claaes at West Los Angeles College
on his days off, he caa't alwa71 play
with them u much u they'd like, but
be does what be can. eYeD if it's just
working on his own homework be-
side them at night.
Monies, 36, of 1-A., hu been sin-
gle by di.oroe for }J:d• raising 11-
yea.r-old Hector J~ Patricia. 8.
"Being a sin&le.dad gi•es you good
insight. You '-ft to cope with a new
lifatyle. I knew I had to hana in there
and cry to better mytelf. For tl.e kids."
For his kids, Monies goes to school
on his days off and makes sure there u
always someone cbe around -his
THE SANS FAMILY
"In blmtliflg this Jo,,.ily, tltt boys
wm flCtiwly incl..Jd in tltt
wdJing cmrnony . . . twfl t.ld"t
tluir OWft "40WS. "
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From the fully KUlptured miniature lily
to the finely detailed bu-relief ••• a brilliant
flnt lo tbe Lenm tradition
Collector egp ... b'euured by filtpelOIS, kings and
czars. Royal patrons who c.ommisaioned theH
exqui1ite creation• from the finnt artists and
craftamm ol the eta,
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with TM. lily BlolloM fa A pormain ariglnaJ with
the jewel-like beauty of the great European
rollector egp. And with dramatic acuJptura1 detail
that is diltinctMly Lenmc.
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with kl own pottel•in pedata1
Exquisitely~ ICUlpced and crafted by~
with meticuJoua catt. thla la a pormain collectm'•
treuure ol extnorcUnary utiltr1
The local point .. a gnaful rubrum ll1J fully
scuJptured to aptun every exquiaite detail. Set in
• frame edpd in pure pt. the beauty ol this
per*t minilltun Oow8 ec:ulpture la enhanced by
tM graceful bu·nUef dftign that mdrclH the
egg-a luxuriant tlllcay ol W. and f1awtn.
DeUaate hand petndng aiptwa the rich range ol
aaft pinb ol the nabrum 1llJ the gentle springtime
hues al the t.~NIW flowaa. bacha al pure X
bnt gold ldd to the richrme and elegance ol thlt
imported~ exduliw.
And to lhowcat1 thla ariglnaJ wolk from the
mueer art11ea o1 Lenox, 70'1 will natw a ~
cnfted porc:elaln ptdllta), created espedally to
hold Tht Uly aio.o. fa
An lmportut Leooz flnt
Thit 19 the dJltlnguilhed pmder iMue In an exclu-
sive new aJlllctian ol ICUlptund pormain eggs
from tenc.. Ownll'I al Tht U1y ..... Fa will
hne the opportunlty to .equlre Mldltlona1 WOlb
in thJa dlt~uJthecl new collection at they
becmw .,.,_ ~ dwy will, al mu.rte. be
undlrnocWte lb:• tocloeo.
Hew II. mlllCtcw .. ol NN beauty and, at Jult
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to be with his two young
daughters finds that not
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"You Can
Beat Cancer.
I'm Living Proof." ·
Flossie Dishong was in teml>le
pain. and nobody knew why.
She finaDy had to travel almost a
thousand miles from her home in
Indiana to discover she had inoperable
cancer. F1ossie refused to accept that
diagnosis, and continued her search.
That's when Flossie found Cancer
Treatment Centm of America at
Amerian Intemational Hospital in
1Jon, IDinois. We found a way to treat
her cancer as wen as her pai_n.
You see, cases like hers are the
· kind we generally take-whether the
cancer was just discovered or the
s:imous treatments have failed. These
cases made up more than 90I of our
acfmieeions in 1989, and nearly the
ameln 1990.
We've given these people another
chanre to live, time and again.
We've done it without the horrible
side effects that sometimes make other
cancer treatments unbearable. We've
helped many patients to know the joy
of living life to the fullest again, of
nkiDa each morning to a cloudless
sky with many silver linings.
The reaon, we're certain, is the
qualky and the scope of our cancer
treatmeot program. It's the most
ooqrehentive milable, utilizlng the
moet ~innovative weapons
known to medkine. What's more, we
oeva-bid that the lives of our
patients matter just as much as our
0WD, ad that I caring, 1oYe-fiDed
environment is ~Dent medicine.
At for Floaie, that picture really is
worth a thousand words, althouch she
summed up her feelings just fine in
fourteen.·
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bsbottd QfOilc. I t111 ""'M#l ""'1. •
letters
Your story about Johnny Matbi
("Ch:anc:a are ... " Aug. 31-&pt. 2
got me thinking , c.hmoes are, if you g.
llO one oi Mad:Ua' oom:aa. he'll sit 01
b.is behind and sing 30-yar-old '°°"
with tome aolf ch.aft in between. Pm. & sboald ipCDCI las time o
t:bt golf~ and~ more merg
llO his OOOOtib.
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What You Can Save.Each ·Month ·
On Our Kid's PJan Can Be
Better Spent EJsewhere. ~~ /\
Ftr1t base tickeu for you
and your little slugger-
bot dogs included!
• A pair of fancy new tennies, the k:ind
tlw cost as much as your ftnt suit.
A nice payment to
the orthodontist
for the eventual
peafect teeth.
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A couPle of lbe bolleat
new~~IDd earplug;; you.
A fancy new
baby doll for
Y""r little doll.
Two large pizzas. loaded.
One piece for you and 17 for
you know who and
a few friends.
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WHAT'S
Tlll ~I>~ Tlf'"t ff/\~ff-4"
Organic baby food booms
I
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Fears ~ut pesticides in apple JWC.C and apple sauce in 1989
sent many parents scurrying to buy organic baby foods -
despite the &ct they cost about 25 cents more pct jar than
the non-organic variety &om top sellen such u Gerber's
or Beech-Nut.
The ttcnd continues: Sales of organic baby food wett up '40
percent last year and arc expected to double by 1995.
The avenge baby cats more than 500 jan of food by his/her
hr birthday. At that rate, it would cost S•62.80 eo feed yom
baby organic food, compared with $280.80 for non.organic.
But consider this: Feeding the a.engc-si%cd family dog
with canned food costs about $375 a year. And that's not
cowitllig what they consume in table aaaps.
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H•• hops on the naon train
The family car of the 'SOs -the ltalioo wagon -
could ride apin u the hottest-telling car of the '90s.
But this time, forget the f.aU wood paneling.
Honda lw the Wat entry in a niarUt fueled by bargeoniq famjljn A wagon ftftioc ol the
popular Accord is due next month (pictured aboTe).11iere were .S6,154 new regilauiou for
station wagons Jut year, and car mak.en aim to sell S00,000-600,000 each year for the nest S
yean. Honda's Accord, to be built at the company's plant in Marymlle, Ohio, ii 1are to CIODlrib-
utc to those numben. Its 1990 sedan wu the best-selling car in the USA.
Warm it up
on PBS
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Going shopping? Take the kids without cr1111plna your style
With sitters in sbon supply,
more savvy bwineuci oow
invite parenu to bring the
kids, anyway -to their on-
site play areas. You might
still pay, but you don't have
to worry about the sitter not
showing. Some options:
•ALLSTON COMMON shop-
ping ccncer in Arlington.
Va., off'en .. Fun Times. The
Grat Escape" for kids l-11,
with a carowel, Yidco pmea,
cnf'n, plays and a model
train. fees; S6 membenh.ip,
then S celltl a minute.
LOI CURITOI CINTU in Los
Cerritos, Calif., gives Mon-
day night-football widows a
break. From 6 to 8 p.m., a
child-care center right at the
mall supplies dinner and ac-
ciYitia for kids aacs 2 co 12.
~ 4 f-l C.,./ Wlclt ,...., 'P• Tim'-' A,.,_, V•., .. 11.
Parents get beepen so they ploncoriu.m," a Victorian-
can be found if needed. Coat: style playhouse, micro-
$4 per child. acopee. a th.am wida cam-
WllMAN'I SUNIHIAlttcn. in cordcra, 1y111tllniaen and
Rochester, N.Y., lw built a more. Cote: $4 ua boar on
facility that's pan child-care 1•era1•. but Weiman '1
center and put kids' mu.se-aboppera 1et diacoanca if
1UDt Wich a IOddlm' .. n-they reaene a day ahead. ...
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Write &o Michele Marb:
c/o De.ily Pilot
P.O. Bos 2316
Grand C.tral Station
New York. NY 101&3 No penoaa1 ,. ...
KIRCofK-cF•
A' IJ ~ ~. 4 fetD of•
were d~reg tM UCU'folll "°" of
Maf"tMal"(IJ1f ,/UN, ud llGlMrGllf tM
-.ame of 8n1U Lu C411M "JI· wr..cat wa1
""-r.al Of.WM of IW cUoJJt1 -C THOllP
SON, YALl:SVlLLE, CONN
Bru~ Lee died tuddenly in Hong W1tal h4t ~ to beot&t""' <Am·
Kong on J uly 20, 1973, midway JllU &~cca., wi\o i:kUnd ~ .. ''Houl"? -
through his fifth ru.. .. Game or llOB T 11/Tf.'HELL. llONROYIA. llD. ...
Death." He wu 32. The official coro-
Mr'• report llat.ed that Lee had 1uf·
ft red a cerebra! edema precipitated by
an allergic reaction to either a pracrip-
lion paJnkJIJer or to a drug he wu tak·
In& for a back 11\iury. Rwnora conUnue
to ctrculat.t that Lee wu murdered by
membera or the Iron or "Vlbrauna"
Hand, a eelect VoUP that admtnl.Wrt a
mytteriout death touch, or that he wu
cJvtn an u~ble Oriental pollon.
Stlll othen claim that Lee wu a vlctJm
of hi• own ricorou• nt.MM and diet
rtClJntn. ..... , .. .,..
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W, Jr., "4U ""'""' -C OONNW,., IA I.OOH., N.C.
r.d 9tC1eY dMd April 28, 1970, at
the ... ot II. Hll lat&. Krttn appear·
MCI •• • aa _.,... of ''The Nw
of Utt a..·· ..... .and I.he MOnth ...
dMld.
I Sinor the dembe or "Hotel" lo 1987,
J Sellecca has starred in teV'tral made-
i ror-TV movies, and two NBC miniler·
in, "The Brotherhood of the Roee" and
"People Uke U1." A IC.arrinC role ln the
1itcom pilot "Mulberry Street" never
1e>ld. She 1.1 currently embroiled In a
S 1.6 million law1Ult against the produc·
Uon compeny and the produ~r of the
upcoming ABC ltl18 "Baby Talk." SeJ.
lecca WU eel to star In it and cla1ml
IM WU forced out. (Julia Duffy WU
aublequenUy hired u her repl~
menl.) On the plus side of the Jedltr,
Sellecca hu come out with a new cloe.h·
lna line for Montaomery Ward (a la J•
clyn Smith, who hu a tlmllar line for K
mart} and 11 fllminc a wtevlllon movie
ror her own production company. Sel·
lecca hu a 9-year-old eon, Gib, from
her marria«ie to act.or GU Gerard, whkh
ended in 1986. ...... ......,
How old ll actor Ralpll lHUa.•M1
Ha1 Ju .wr tHtn "'""'naud for ca"
Aca.dntw Award? How d.oa Ju "4~"'
flt? -T Mr«l:B, NEW YORK, N.Y.
Ralph Bellamy, bom June 17, 1G04,
In Chic-a<>, ti 8e yean old. foUowlnc
hit hliit-tehool IJ'Adu1Uoa, ht btlan an
lntena!vt, all-lnclualve Pf'OCJ'• ieared
wward a career on the -.. For 10
yean, Bellamy trave*I with tourinc
compe.nMI -acunc. dlreCUnc, produc-lne. dtt&tn•nc eeu, etc. In 1827, be
Kart.td hlt own company, the Ralph
Bellufty Playen. PUm work beau tri
the Mii)' '30s, and a IUppor\lftc role 1n
''The Awful Truth" (1937) terned hi.a
his only O.Car nomlnaUon. Hll Mlt
.........,.. role wu u J'nnldla D. loo-'"* ln •'Sunrilt at caa,....lo ..
(1867), a ttlil role that WOft l\ba both
the Tony aad New York Drama CrtUcl
A wards. Bellamy repriled the role ill
the 1960 mm venlon-The ldll robult
Bellamy cteditl hll phylical ntnem to
an enrdte Procrua that he lroaic:a1ty
developed ln ordtr to appear lnOft real-
lll!cally dllabled when he played Roo-
wvelt, who had bem stridcm with~
Uo and left without the wie of his &eca.
ln order to learn how w dn& blmelf
around wit.h just his arms, Bellaay put
together a program of lt.mcbea aad ex·
erdlel (alt-UPI, l>Ulh-uPI, liec 8qU&a},
whkh he faithfully f ollo.. every
morning before brukfut..
Trlldlft&,__
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Nt:S, 6UllM. CAlU
That WU Anltla l..anlbwJ ~
•tarrlna in the 1986 "Munier, He
Wrott" epilode of Tom Selleck•• "Mac·
num, P.I." ~. Selleck returned I.he
tavor, cu-t4tarrinc on Lanebury'a
"Murder, She Wrott'' aeries In lhe ftna.
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Z "We called Annette 'The "It" Girl,'" recalls c::» John Ritter. "She'd dance with each on us ."
BY KIRK NICEWONGER
Bm HaMrom atart'd at )he TV in
mute horror. lri tht' book. lir wa.'I (I jam·
OU.'I, but lorit'Ly, "rrhitt>ct. But tJtprf! he
tNas on settf"fl, sta{Jg('"ri,.g end of a funo
with an unidnttifled award for an un·
idtml({iP.d cartier, escorting a yovng
woman to hill aJHJrtm"1tl. It jvst didn't
make a"~ lWnM' ...
Huh? Oh! Sorry We were just logging
some writing time on our own
horror novel. It's about the characters
from Stephen King's "'It" watching the
ABC mhdaeries or the book, airing
nday and Tues;.
day, Nov.
18 and
~
ten-disgusting detail to form a I, I 00-
page epic on the power or friendship to
overcome horrors that would easily de·
stroy individuals alone Those who
haYe rud "Jt" may reel ~hat. the mini~
series taJces ex~lve liberties with the
characters. Why is Ben now a playboy?
When did ~rennlal jokester Richie To-
zier change careers from being a disc
jockey to doing stand -up comedy? What
•• .. Jt.",,. CwTJ ...,. die ml den ~
(1.-r.) Al*I ... , n..u. QrtAe••er, O'T°" 11141 aaun.
20. Soon we, llke King, wlll bf abte to was the point or getting rid of F.ddlt
hire URrtiveness-ttai~ peraonal L,.. Kupbrak's wlft?
1dstanta to anap "No Interviews!" at re--But. John Ritter points out, "h 's real
porttrs with the temertty to call our hllrd in a fout-hour movie to l t'l tvery-
orfice. thlnf( Stephen Kin~ uid (In). We'd still
Uke King's book, the miniseries IA be rtlmln•· They had to lttave certain
the story or childhood friends who thinp out. But I wu really pleased
band tott>thfr to confront 1 murderous they Wt•rt as rallhrul as thfy were."
entity capable or chanting Ill form, but It turned out that the cut had a bond
who moel often appears u • clown or It., own wht>n s hooting ~an. "MOit
(played by Tlm Curry). Thirty years or U.!t hav.-worked totether before,"
later, thfy aro called back to their New aay Ritter, "and we bfc:ame pal . Har-
England town whftn a new wavt or ry Andtnon and I dld a bit f.Ottlher
chlld·kllllnCS ~na. Harry A~raon, wh n Walt DISMy o~ Ul> l.M MOM
Dennis Chrlltopht'r, Annft.te O'Toole, 1tudloa. Dtnnll Chrtstol)Mr and I •tN
Tim Rtld, John Ritt.tr and Richard on 'Jtoo~mtan' t.oftlhtr, and Annette
Thomu atar u the adult ffitncte. O'Tooae and l did (the forthcomlnl NOC
In lhe book, Kini layen dttall on Of· lftlttlMriet) 'The Dreamer or Os' totelh·
er. Richard (Thomas) and I dld 'The
Waltons.' And Tim Reid and I have
worked in a couple of apedals.
"We would hang out. We caUed All-
nett.e 'The "It" ·Girl.' We'd all go danc-
ing wlY! her, and she'd dance with each
one of us until she'd drop. There wu a
lot of humor. I think you've got to do
that in -a horror -movie."
In terms or special effects, "It" la the
most Intense tale of horror ever made
for television, spUling eoough blood to
replenish the Red SeL A moes-covered
akelnon looms from a canal, an old
woman dlsinteV&te9' befe>tt the view-
er's eyH, and -a scene in a Chinew res-
taurant could put you orr fortune cook-
ies forever
That, at least, is in keeping with the •
spirit of the book -and of its author.
Rttter tells or one meeting between Ste-
phen King and an "It" producer:
"(King) came to L.A. and met one of
the producers. And he said, 'HI,' and" -
Ritter begins a laugh that grows untU
he can barely finish the story -"he put
his hand out. And Stephen Kln« puU a
dtad mouse In his hand! The IUY
Kreamed! But it was a toy mouse. I
think Stephen King ls at'Tftled."
Ritter -9hould t&lk. He's ocae of LM
most likable guys you'd ever want to
interview, but he does have a taste for
h1gh·K hool pranks. Take the re.tau·
rant dinner-party he .,gave for the cut.
"Annette waa the only girl,'' he aay1 lft
a confidential tone, "and the (wait.er)
really didn't know us. We said, 'Yes .
she's our guest for the evening. She's a
professional stripper· We had. a pri-
vate room. and this young kid wu do-
ing things like looklfl& In the cnckJ of
the door. AU of us got under thll hup
banquet tabae, and they couldn't find
us They wert golna, 'ls evU)'lhlal
OK?' I said, 'Yeah! There's a'°' of SU-
undtr here!' "
It all aouncb like ao much run, we can
hardly wait for the mini.aerie. or ow
book. We can aee it now ....
Slmulr II odva!ICd. o ~MUoll.I ,n..
bori'W l&a ruor-UdA. &rt ~
~"Mild. Olld &M ~ • ....,.,,,.,_.,.
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MHJHILI
Write to Michele Marki:
c/o Daily Pilot
P.O. Bos 2316
Grand Central Station
New York. NY 10163
No penonaJ repU..
Kin& of Kun& Fu
At a reunt gol/uri'ltll, a f ni of Ml
were dUcu.sring t.M varloM 1UJn of
"'411Mlt-aru jfltM, and M&1'rOUV 'tM
M?M of Br'tlU us COlM ".P· W1&at wa1
the real cau.w of hu death? -c. THOMP·
SON, YALESVILLE,CONN
Bruce Lee died suddenly In Hong
Kong on July 20, 1973, midway
through hls fifth film, "Game of
8eUecra: SdU ....... ....,
What h<U happeMd to ~a~ C<m·
nU-~Uecca, who 1tarnd in "Hotel"? -
BOB T MITCHELL. MONROVIA, MD.
f Since the demise of "Hotel" In 1987,
J Sellecca has starred in several made--
i for-TV movies, and two NBC mlniser·
Death." He wu 32. The official coro-
ner's report stated that Lee had suf·
fered a cerebral edema precipitated by
an allergic reaction to either a prescrip-
Uon pain.killer or to a drug he wu tak·
Ing for a back 11\Jury. Rumors contlrfue
to ctrculat.e that Lee wu murdered by
members of the Iron or "VlbraUnc"
Hand, a select group that admJnlltera a
my t.erioua death touch, or that he wu
given an undetectab&e Oriental polaon.
SUll ot.hera claim that Lee wu a vktlm
of hJa own ri&oroua fit.Mu and dlet
regimen.
l•M'•DM
,, Ed. &glq, Jo,IMr of CICIOr Ed. IHf-
,,,, Jr., ldU ltv(ftlf -C. CONNW.. JU.
l.&IOH, N.C.
Ed Bfaley died Aprtl 28, 1970, al
the • of es. Hll laat 1ereen appear.
aia wu oe u ep6lode of ''The N ...
of the Oalne" whJch alNd the .-oalh hi
dMd.
ies, "The Brotherhood of the Rose" and
"People Like Us." A starring role In the
sitcom pilot "Mulberry Street" never
sold. She Is curr-ently embroiled Ln a
$ 1.6 million lawsuit against the produc·
tlon company and the producer of the
upcoming ABC series "Baby Talk." Sel-
letta wu set to star in It and claims
she w~ forced out. (Julia Duffy wu
subsequently hired as her replace-
ment.) On the plus side of the led&U,
Sellecca has come out with a new cloth·
Ing line for Montgomery Ward (a la Ja-
clyn Smith, who has a similar line for K
mart) and Is filming a t.elevlslon movie
for t\ef' own production company. Sel·
lecca has a 9-year-old eon, Gib, from
her marriage to actor GU Gerard, which
ended In 1986.
Robnt ....... y
How old u actor Ralph B#Jllamw1
Ha lu ever bemt nomin.a.ud for a11
Acadftnu Award? How d.oel h~ nay to
fit? -T. }lt:KE/i, NA'W YORK, N.Y. '
Ralph Bellamy, bom June 17, 1904,
In Chicago, la 86 yean old. Pollowlna
hit hlgh-tehool graduation, he beCan an
Intensive, all-lnclualve procram geared
toward a career on the ac.ace. For 10
yeara, &llamy traveled wllh touriOI
companiel -acting, directing. produc-
ing, dftlenlnt aet.a, etc. In 1921, he
ltarted his own company, the Ralph
&llamy Playera. Film work ~ tn
the IU'ly '30t, and I IUpportiJ\C n>le ln
''TM Awful Truth" (1937) earned hla
hit only Olcar nominaUon. JUI ..,.
e·orable role WU It P'nnklln 0. ltoc>-
MVelt In ·'Sunrille at c..,obelJo"
(1861). • ltaat" roa. that won hi. both .
the Tony and New York Drama Critics
Awards. Bellamy repriaed the role in
the 1960 film version. The ldll robust
Bellamy credits his phylical fltneas to
an exercise program that he Ironically
developed in order to appear more real·
istically disabled wh~ he played Roo-
sevelt. who had been stricbn with po-
lio and left without the me of hll legs.
In order to learn how to draa hJIUelf
around with just hls arms, Bellamy put
. together a program of stretchtt and ex·
ercises (sit-ups, push-ups, leg 1qua&1),
which he faithfully follow1 every
morning before break.fast. ,
~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Wh ile watching a ,.en,. of a "Jlag-
nai"', P.I." ~ lltUd "liltlnllr, Ht
Wro~. '' I ,.ema,.Ud to a frWrt,d CAa.c ~
woman ftatwN '" this ~ t00.t
M~ from t.M PoJJJtOUut eotnNr·
cials. lily frWM. laid " tUCll "'""''° Lanatrury ftvne "II.,,.,-, S>t. Wroe.."
ThU di.tpvU ~ ben go(.11g fer ~ a
mmlUl MtU. Mao ii rig#U'I -VICXJ Cd·
Nt:s, £.LlllllA. CAU,,
'• a •1 (L) ... ..._. • "tC 4 r.1." ,,.
That WU An&ela LansbufJ gueet.
starrina ln the 1986 "Murcia', He
Wrote" epllode of Tom Selleclt'a .. ,..,.
num, P.I." aeries. Selleck rdW'ned lhe
favor, guest·~ on l.aneburJ'•
"Murder, She Wrote" 1erie9 ln the flna·
le or thl1 two-part, two ltria .........
tlttllCtlle ....
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HOCJ6rON
r...anue1 Lewll, the rormer ur Of
"WetMMr,'' ll now 19 yMl'I old IM 113
ft« T lac:MI \all. LML ,_.., M ..........
at a.rte AUM&a Unl"'*J. IAwtl
plaM &o ~ 6a W oa 7 '«'MllF I
Z "We called Annette 'The "It" Girl,' "recalls
c::t John Ritter. "She'd dance with each one of us."
IJ1>n Han.t;('Onl .CitlJrrd at lllP n · in
11111111 horrnr. Jn tl1r book. he ll'aS a Jam.
"'"· l111t 1011,.ly, urrl11tflrl. llut tlu•n• 111•
1111.~ 1111 sc·n•f'JI, !ilO<lfl''n119 uut of a lmw
1ritli an unidt>11lifi.Pd n11•ard for at1 ""
11t1•11tifi1>d <'tlrPf'r, es<·orhng u gm.mg
1111mnn l <> hi..'1 afH1rtmn 1t. It 111st didn't
11111kt' any IW11.'4''
Huh·? Oh! S.lrry Wt• wrr·t• JUM touing
som«' writing llmt> on our own
horror novt>I h ·11 about I ht• r hararlers
from Stephen King's .. It .. wa1c·htnl( the
AUC mlnberl o( t.he book, amnjl
unday and Tues-
day, Nov
18 and
tPn-dt&~usl.lnl( detail to form a I, I 00-
pal(t> t'pl(' on the power or friendship to
overcome horrors that would t&.'lily de·
!-Troy individuals alone Those who
hav{' r<•ad .. It .. may (eel that the mini·
St>rtes takes excessive liberties with the
c·haral·ters Why Is Oen now a playboy?
When did perennial jokester Richie To-
zier ch1m~l' careers from being a disc
Jockey to doing stand-up comtdy'? What
la "I&," 'na C9nJ p1&11 IM ml don Peu,.tee;
(l.-r.) "*"'°' Tlloeu, C~rtttopa.er, O'Too&e &114 lltwr.
211 Soon we. llke King, will be able to
h1n> rtlven traant'd personal u -
s1111-ant.1 to anap "No lntervltw , .. at rC'
J>Orttrl with tht-temerily to rail our
orfice.
Ukto King's booli , the miniseries Is
the story of childhood friend who
band tc>tether to confront a murderous
entity capable or changing Ill form, but
who moat ofttn ap~a"' u a clown
(play~ by Tim C~rry). Thirty yean
lat.tr, they are ca.llf'd bide to &Mlr Nt'w
En&land town whtn a new wan of
clllld·kJIU"lf bqln. If arr)' Andfnon,
Dtnnll Chrt1topher, Al\Mlte O'Toole,
Tim Rrid, John Ritter and Rkhard
ThomN 1tat u the ldult frleadl.
In the book, ktnc laytrw dftall on or·
was the point of (tt'tltnl( rid of f;ddaf'
Kaspbr.k"s wife?
Hut, John Ritl('r point.fl out, "It's rul
hard an a four-hour mov1t' to ttet every·
thintt Stephen Klng said (In) We'd still
be filming. They had to leavt' Ct'rtam
ltung., out. Dut I wa.'I really pleu.ed
they we~ as faithful u they w('re "
It turned out that the cast had a bond
or lt.s own when shooting t>taan. "Mo.t
of us have workt'd together before,"
llJl)'!I Ritter, "and we became pal Uar·
ry An~non and I did a bit tog thtr
when Walt Obnt'Y o~ntd up lhtt MGM
atudlos. Dtnnl• Chrbtopher and J were
on 'Hooperman' ~her, and Annttte
OToole and I did (tht forthcoming NOC
mrnlaeriel) 'Th~ Dftamtr of Os' toe~-
er. Richard (Thomas) and I did ·n.e
Wattons.' And Tim Reid and I have
worked In a couple of specials.
··w~ Wt>uld , hang out. We called An·
nette 'The "It" Girl.' We'd all go danc-
ing with her, and she'd dance with each
one of us until she'd drop. There waa a
lot or humor. I think you"ve got to do
that In a horror movie ...
In terms of special drecta, "It" ls the
most intense tale or horror ever made
for television, spilling enough blood to
~plenish the Red Sea. A moss-rovered
skeleton looms from a., canal. an old
woman disintegrates blfort the view-
er's eyes, and a scene In a Chinese res-
taurant rould put you off fortune cook-
ies forever
That, at least. is in kttpin«i with the
epirtt or the book -and or its author.
Ritter tell$ of one mtttmg between ~
phen King and an "It" producer:
"(King) came to L.A. and met one of
the producer-5. And he said, 'Hi,' and" -
Ritter begins a laugh that grows until
he can barely finish the story -"he put
his hand out. And Stephen Kina put& t
dead mouse In hi• hand! The guy
streamed! But It was a toy mouse. I
think Stephen King ls a~ted."
Ritter should talk. He's one or the
most likable guys you'd ever want to
Interview. but he does have a taste for
high-school pranks Take the rest.au·
rant dinner-party he gave for the east.
.. Annette was the only girl," he says ln
a confidential tone. "and the (Walter)
really didn't know us We md. 'Yes,
she's our guest for the evening. She's a
professional strlpptr.' We had a prf·
vattt room, and tltU young kid was do-
ing things like looki"' in the cracks of
the door. All of us got under this huce
b&nql~ table, and they couldn't find
u They were going, 'Is everything
OK?' I said, 'Yeah! Th~rt's a lol of sum
under here!' ••
It all sounds like so much run, we ta.n
hardly wait for the mlniMrlts of ow
book. We <'an see It now ...
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Tbzy Toons looks
and sounds great
The debut of "Tiny
Toon Adventurt>t1"
thl'I fall Wll!I mN With
con!Udtrable sktpt1c1sm
by adult, who didn't
want thl'ir fond memct-
rtes of thl' old Warner
Bros cartoons trashed
It didn't matter
The new sen t-s. ft>a-
turinl( p1nt-s1ud ver·
s1ons of Bu~'i Bunny.
Darfy Duck. Porky Prg
and other "Looney
Tunes" charac~~. hL'l
bt-rome the Lop-rated
dty chlldrt'n's Aeries In s !cation Kid love
l show. and the anl·
mation (which uses
2~.000 celJt per epl9odc
Instead of the standard
10,000) Is the best-look-
ing In TV
"Tiny Toon Adven·
tur('fl .. alsc1 10unds ter·
rlnc, thank.a to execu-
tive producer Si.even
Splelberg'a Insistence on
original music for all M
epl!IOdn -music that
emulata the Atylr of
Carl W StaJllnjC, the
composer who scored
hundreds or the original
W amer cartoons from
, .•. ,, " " .,,... o ••n.,,....._
1936 to 1968.
"Stalling WU OM c
my heroes." says Bru<
Broughton, who con
posed lhe ''Tiny Tooru
theme and supervl1t
the musk on the terie
.. His style was dlstln
live, very aggreulv
We try LO find compo
en who are willing 1
adapt their own style
that direct.km."
Broughton, a fou
lime Emmy winner fr
has own TV must
Lapped such not.ab
('(1mposen u Fn
Slt'IMr ("Perry M
son"), Morton &evei
("Hawaii Flve-0'
Lau re nee Rosen th
("Peter the Great") a•
Arthur Rublnste
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tribute to '"Tiny TOON
Somt' had never befo
written for animation
Admiration for St.a
ang, who was sadly u
derapprectat.H wh
he dJed In 1974.
growln1. Warn
Bros. Records has jl
released a 70-mlm
compilation of I
1reate1t carto
tc0res, and ti
month's Bug. Run
retrospective,
"What'a Up Doc
(airing Nov 18 a
22 on cable'• TN
pays tribute l4> t
compowr
Most TV cartoona 1
ruined by musk t1
sounds cheap, u tr <
guy ls noodlln1 at a s:
theslzer keyboard In
garage Not 'K> w
"Tiny Toon Adv
turH": An orchestra
27 players perfor
this music at up to th
S<'Orlng SHSlons a we ··we even rtturd a
of episodes on the sa
stage, with the ume
ano that Sta.Jllna u ror all l~ ittat (
toons," says Brought
Carl StaUing wo
have Uked lhat.
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...... Dininaeditor Judy'
Chamberlain round hmelfin the thick
-or the thin -ofit. when she stirred
up a iempat in a chowder pot over the
consistency of the traditional N~ Eng-
land clam pottqe ... Unfucd, Con-
necticut Yankee Chamberlain -who
maintains that a real New Ena.Land
chowder should be thick and-rich,
unm it wants to be known u '"clam mw.·· -posed the Great Olowder
ts n u.1. _, In 11n CPllll
High school class debates possibilities of war ,·reality of situation 1"4r~ 6:..:..6.:1:.fto .. -
I .-. sh d ~ 1 . ~· .... . ~ auack and""°~ U i• -i. lly -1.-er-.. C4*l DilllW' l'ilot
IRVINE-It's hiah noon in the Middle
WI.
Slddam Hussein and Georae Bush stand
eye to eye. their outstretched hands hover·
ins daneerously close to their· peart--han-
ckled six shooters as they straddle the line
drawn in the sand between Saudi Anbia
and Kuwait.
.. Go ahead," Bush drawls. -Make my
day.·
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n u 1111< ow own uic.:~ween raq1 leadrr ~. MKi Jtll Lytte .... don't k.now if ..,.;1ente, tblt would be a diSt at ..._.
Saddam Huutin and U.S. President I'm """' to support a war." ation, .. said fJizahrdt , Wf'iPt. .. , ....
Georee' Bush, it's up to Hussein 10 mate Of tbe lS above.aver1r1t students in the · think we shouJd be dlcre ia ililc fita ....._ ...
the fint move, accordins to a majority of llya Zaides said be would aot tlee die
hiah tchool'xniors in Susan Hall's politic::&I advinced·plattmcnt class. 20 say they read country to avoid 1 mill~ draft. blll a. . " U . . the newspaper at k:lst five days a week.. docs 001 1......1: ___ i..:-L-:0& •--'• out ~
ICIC'ft« c .. a 11 nzven.ty Hi&h School in And~2 of the students belicvt lheti: bas ~·oe -..... -.,. Irvine. Kuwait U a eood tnouisb rcM!OD for fotted not cnoua,h conclusive information military ICf"Yic:e. -rbcTe's a time ..t a
Only nine of Hall's 2S students say they 1vailable to make a rtaJOnaNc decision place for war, .. Zaider uid. "'I just cloe't
belitve America shouLd launch an 1ttack about aoin1 to .war with Iraq. think this is the time."
,-inst. Iraq ~~r cuTTCnt circum~ Only nine students would support a" 8o)"I more th&n Ji,rts voic::cd wJIP(Wt tOt
Theres a big d1fTercnce between hav1na_ military dt'Jf1 jf the U.S. initiated combat punitive action ipins1 HuacilL .. You
troops over thttt and actually filhtina with Iraq. a number that jumps to 14 if S.. CLAS8111
Newport's
carpool
plan~vetoed
Sy Iris YokcM 0r.,.. COMl Diii, Ptlot
Question 10 culina~lbc~~~-1
East Cout ... Wendy Manin, sous chef
NEWPORT BEACH . -Tb<\ !iJy'1
proCKWd car·pool mcen.uvc PfOll'im for
emplor«S bas been r<jeet<d by Ille Soulh
Coast Air QualitrManai<me1>t Dlltritt. at the venerable Jared Coffin House on
Muuchusetts' Nantucket lslarid. says.,
"l'<oplc bm would.find ii unaccep.
table if we terVed a chowder that wasn't
rich and extremely thick ... Oun if IO
thick thlt you can almost stand a spoon
up in it ..... At the Inn at Ridiefiekl, a
piopular 42,..ycar-otd Connecticut di_ning
spc>t houlCtl in a buildinc that dates
bock 10 17U"co-owncr/chef Johannes Bruaer says, .. In tM 2f"yean ve -
coo~ in m&aurants in New Y oR: and
all over the E.ast Col.st -~n-
sjlvania. Boston, M1ine -I've never
known a "New Enaland clam chowder"
to be anythina but a thick. white soup.
I finish mine with heavy cream and
crumbled becon .....
Bon appetil.
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"You can't h•ve som~ kind of dic-
r.tor dude just ,Oi"6 around like this.
He's~ot to br stopped.··
Untveriity High School s1udenl
Jason Seitz. on Saddam Hussein IAl)
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"There is a pkasurr surr
In bt:ilJ mMJ which none but madmen
know.
John Dryden ( 1631-1700)
TOIAY'I ErEm
•Bow O.flllen Gift Show unfolds
from 10 Lm. to l p.m. in Buildina No.
I• It the Oran,e COunty Fairtrounds.
Ticke11 U-$5. C:..ll 163-l 9S6.
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S1oc1<10n
Ocanlide
Tbc action forces the city to ldd ei1ber
• cr<dil-S)'ll<m lhal awards ~
employees sifts oc days off or a commutu
a.Uowa.nce propam th.at could ClOst ID extra
$86.000 annoally.
City otrw:ials say 1be air quality aeeney'1
thumbs-down on Newport Bach's 6nt
car-pool inc:rntivc plan is noc un....i.. A IOod &5 pertelll oflhe lint plans_
by 8Fncies and businews ar< r.;ctod Iii
tbt dimict, ud cw;iiiij;eo·cu ..-...: up
10 lhree PfOl>OUls before Ille cti11ria really
,ets touab. off,a.aJs said.
Under Ille di11ricf1 ~ fo< re-
ducina air Pollution, employen ol 100 oc
matt people m~t adopt a propam to
reduct the number of employees who drive:
aloM to work.. 1bc city of Newport leech
mLW climina&.e ll9 cars from thrt:ic city
worksites -City Hall tbc city yard on
Superior A venue and the Newport Center
polic<. fire arid library buildinp.
ThC' city proposed a list of incentives to
cncourqr its 840 employees to carpool oc
bkyclc to wort. includina pec:fcteatiaJ
park1na and showers at wort sites; ute of
10 city vehicles for carpoolina employees;
ux of bicycles impounded by the polioe
dcpanmC"nt: and a auaranteed rcnmi trip
• procram to iet c.a.rpoolina and cycliJll
employttS home qutekly in an cmttlfDCJ.
The city appropriated roughly SS0,000 to
1mpkment the measures..
In ~uaust. the City Council rejected tbe
ideas of cash incentives or a tranlit
subsidy. saying thne mcssures were Mile Square, he _avens to b~ linked :Fl:~~~~:c~~~~·:.:
proposed 1nc.:ntt\'" weren't enouab to
D b '/t t I t b h d t th k IO it coukl be used 1pin. County officials reduct t~ required number of cmp&oyce ne UI eiescope 0 e OUSe a e par · a1sormbnc<d1heidea.•nda,.ptannin110 <•n.1hcci1ym•r h••c1oaddaoommu1er buikl an astronomy and nature: center subsidy provam.
By Amend• Wray
Or1ng1 COMl ~ l'tlot ' FOUNTAIN VALLEY Local
astronomy buffs are brinain& a little bit of
heaven to Mik Square: Park.
Nothina winaed or pearly will be makina
an appearance. however. Rather, the Or·
angc County As1ronomers have ananacd
for somcthina more scicnlific.
Keating offers
his. testimony
for immunity
\¥ ASHINOTON -ltldicted •vinp
and loan executive Owttt H. Katina
Jr. wanu to testify bdott: a commitiee
in~tina five 1m1ton but onJ7 if
.,.anted immunity ft'orn PfOleCUboft.
OM of hi1 ltlontcyl ll)'S.
"My client's testimony miPt help ... _ .... _, ..... "'
tome ltnltOA it m!Dt hm'\ otM:n..JO
anomoy St<ilh<1I C. 1'lool o( Cllialeo
said In a lelte< 10 -E*ia Com· miteee "*'91 ooun11I ....,. t ..a..
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-. --· lli1I ........ -.... _,,,. i( .. -lllillttT. -lflll"" him •• • ,._. lriil. . • ..__ o( PNdlwt cri1111Ml i ...
With help from aran1 money-and of·
ficials at Rancho Santiqo Collqc. the
JTOUP plans to refurbish a httle·uscd tel~
scope in a dome on the roof of the Santa
Ana campus.
-BeCluJC it has been diffteuh to att clear
views throuc,h the instrument becauK of
ambient vibrations from increasina traffic,
COllCIC otrlcials voted overwhelmingly in
favor of puttina the tclncope at 1M part
'
vestip1ions Mr. Keatina's story cannot
be heard 1t all," 1he letter satd ... The
commiltCe c.an and should immunize
Mr. Keatin1 and ftte him to testify."
The Nov. ) 2 letter was made avail·
able to ntws media Saturday, two days
after 1hc star1 of hcarinas at which four
of the. tenators denied wron&doina in
the Cite. ' Under investipllon by the commil·
tee ere Sens. Aiaft Cnn ton, D-Calif.:
Dennis DtConcini. 0-Arit.: Donakl
Rielle. O.Mich.: Jolin Olenn. D-Ohio,
and Jolin McCain. R-AriL
Cran11on, Rielle. Olenn ·~ McCain rad QPtfti .. s&aaementt to l .. commit-
• Oft Fridly aad OeConc:ini it ell•
peeled to dtllvcr hit openina s&aetment
oaMonday.
The five teMton are 8CCUICd of into'·
cccli111 trillt -_..IO<I OG -of K411i11'1 Lio<oln S.vinp A Loon
A.-iltloft ol lrvi .. , Calif. while -~111 11 1o<al ol S L3 tnillioe. io
ooliticol -tioal -Keotl• ind ~ii_.. .... .~·1 collopae In April 1"9 la
........ 10 coal 1MP1r<n-.... IO Sl
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around the ltktcope. .. I'm lookin& foN-ard to it becaute I'd TM-city's ad hoc transponation..-r
like 10 look thro. it. .. Slid Denny Tum· quality m•n•mC'nt plan committee "'I'""
er. rnaM1tf of dcsCn for Harbors. Beaches pied such a plan, 1n which employees at
and Pub a1 the county Environmental tM three rqulated won.sites would be
Ma,...e:ment Aaency. ··tt's a biaer inslnl· Jivcn an allowanct of $30 per moo.th.
ment than I've ever looked thf'OUlh... Those cmp1oyttS who ch()OS(' to dnve
Local astronomer Bob Gill likened the g.. •.lone wou~ pay$~ monthly te; park. tb':1fi
inch rtfractor telescope to the one houJCd 1 simply pay1na th< city t.ck. whtk tboK m
11 Griffith Park in Los Anteles. two-person carpools would only pay SIS
' . ~-TELESCOPE/II Sea CARIU
Keating 5
case looks at · • entire system
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WA$HIN0TQN -Arc lhc "Kcatina
Ftw" tenl&On victim1 of a Rawtd
s)'l&tm1 or cynical cub1fabbm who
championed the dubious cautc of one ·--jet«L.COftllit.at ii the Upcnte of
·~ oloc isl tbe couauy? Is .... .....,iood In lheir Sew...._ fl ••ill: die way die entitc
lMi .... -CJ£ &Ii& or Ck coftduct o( "" .... ....., AM-... •-11-.IWO .. ,La .................. .. .... ·--•1hod2J_. ... .
• rcfonner come to this pua?
··11 would be hard for it not to be a
landmark case," associa1t: Senate -bis-.
torian DonaLd Ritchie said of the iaJc
unfoktina before the Senate Et!Ua
COrnmittce. ''Whatever comes out will
affect the way bu incss it done. They11
all have to look at lhcmtelvea. It will be
an impottan1 pnicedent for how IO i• lhe behavfor of o1her people isl
the f\nutt; ... There are looa don of...;,_ aed
CfOD.CUmination to come. iodu&t1111
an optftiQI 1t1te1nec1t &... A"'-
Democ:ratic: Sen. Deuis ~
who did ""' ha .. U-to...-"*>'·
But Robrft lmflrtl, \k nMct <•RP
tee's bhlnt ~ coun rt'. .. ......,. ._
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The Oranae Coast's favorite bartender for private .,.rues, the
7S-year-old Costa Mesa resident has hundreds of loyal customers.
incJudina various charities. and has been ~rving at P1njes for the
past 20 years. It is said that Newport Beach soctalites won't host
a function until they are sure C usick is available on that date.
•'I • TIM CIUllE, IUT ... ------
cusic1t·s dnnk spec1att1es, fncndJy de meanor and extra care -
he even helps serve food and supplies color<oordmated party ware
-make him popular.
In the summen1me. his lemonade -frozen lemonade com-
bined wtth colhns ~ -1s downed m the gallons. Come winter,
his hot apple cider 1• fa vonte at Newpon Harbor and HuntfoJlon
Harbour boat parade parties. At brunches and morning gathennp,
Cus1ck's silver fizzes are a must Made with equal parts of vodka,
cream and frozen lemo nade. the blended dnnk must be served
before noon. Cusu:k ms1sted. "It's a morning drink. It's no &ood
after 12 o'clock."
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Cus1ck staned banendmg private functions 14 years aao. He
originally got into banending m 1939 m Palm Sprinp, after
working as a bellhop at .a hotel. His talents soon landed him in
Hawa11 . and eventually in Beverly Hills. where he worked at the
most popular and famous bars of the day. Dunng an eight-year
stint at Victor Hugo's. he invented the fresh frujt drinks there,
including the fresh pineapple and banana daiquiris. "My first job
I -.·as on the boss' yacht for five months. fishmg every day. I aJwayS
say 1f I wmc a book. rll name' 1t ·50 Years Behind Ban: ..
-CoaiJllled by lrl• y .. .,
Local News Brlels
J• ... city ti 111111 r11111111 •
H UNTINGTON BEACH -Visitors from the Sister City of
AnJO, Japan. have pledged $20.000 to rebuild the Huntington
Beach City Pier.
Kazuh1ko Inagaki. director of the AnJO International Friend-
ship Association. launched the fund-raising drive by placing an
advertisement in an AnJO newspaper saying that donors of more
than $100 would have their name appear on the new Huntington
Beach pier
Inagaki presented Cit) Councilman Don MacAlhster with the
pledge at a dinner recently at the Wanerfront Hilton Hotel.
Y1alll1 1111111 In lllMUng Ila•
GARDEN GROVE -Police Saturday wctt 9Cekina two
youths 1n connection with the shooting death of a Garden Grove
man.
Dung Hong Chau. 25. had pulled into the parking area of the
apanml·nt complex where he h vcd at 91 11 81ola Lane at about 6: IS
p.m h1da} and was walking awa) from the car with his airlfriend
when two V1etname~ youths called out to him. said Lt. John
Wood\ ol the Garden Grovr Police Department.
A\ hi: approached their wh1tl' """san Sentra. they shot him at
least twice. Woods said.
C hau Y.aS t:tkrn to I '( I Med Kai (enter. where he died at 11 :45
p.m
R11erv1 1111 called, 1111.. 111P1111
LO ALAMl10\ -One .\rmy reserve unit based in Southern
California Saturday wao, called into active duty, while two others
were alerted that thq might Ix' railed up later. an Army spokesman
said. •
The I 394th Dcpl<I} mcnt Control Unit based at Camp
Pendleton was told w rcpon tor active service Monday. but an
Arnl)' spokesman ..aid he rnuldn't say when the I 14th Medical
Detachment and the I Hth Field Service Company might be
activated
Lt. Col Earl C1unncrson. the public affairs officer for the 63rd
Army Reserve Command in Los Alamitos. Rid the 1S sold1en 1n
the unit that control" shipments of Anny equipment from Anny
ports will report for au1ve duty Monday.
-From 11.a/1 * o.llT PU.I,,..,..~·
Pollce Log
£ditor 'J nDk -TM R>/low1Qf ptoplc "'1'l' MTftrN
th11 past fWltk on •u.,,;don of dnlnltn drit'iftl. Lou ll'tt't
unn11labk ~ Fount.am v.i1ty and /f\'IM.
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WASKINOTON -fr11U1• ..._ drUa car WiltiMI 11 AMII • ...
Atwmlr"sjob • c:Uimil8 cif ae ~-Jawy wt Bennett bll ICCI~ • -Sllcunlay. ~ • bmer ......, ol ..... . Roeiald ,.., •• ,cabinet. tbrmally ........ "-·I
biid OI tbc Oftice of NaUoul 0rua COatrol '91cf.
• A 00P wan:e Mid A1water, wbo N t d
lulb'1 1911 P1aideelial campeip. will coati•• ID pla1 a ~or SU'alel)' role for the GOP, possibly witb
a utle u the smtY'• .. ,merat chairman."
Suell a atructurc would not be unique, the IOUltC Mido dlitll Fruat
J. fabrenkopf Jr. 's cbainnanship of the Republican National Commia..
tee in.the 198<>1 while then-Sen. Paul La.ult, R-Nev., held I.be title u
the party's teneral cbainnan.
A formal annovnccment will not be made until Bulb retuma from
bis eight-day trip to Czechoslovakia, Germany, France, EcYPl and the
Persian Gulf, said the source, speak.ins on the condition of anonymiiy.
Atwater, 3~ hu been underaoina intensive treatment for cancer
since a tumor was discovered on the right side of his brain last March.
His two.year term as OOP chairmai; expires in January. ..... ...... . ... " .........
Backed by more than 1,000 warplanes, U.S. and Saudi ·t.roopS
pre~rcd Saturday for a motk invas.ion near the Kuwaiti border. A top
Iraqi general warned the U.S.-led force that his army has a .. surprise"
up its sleeve.
Imminent Thunder. as the current six-day exercises in the 1ulf are
named, is being supported by about I, I 00 aircraft. the largest force of
warplanes yet assembled for a Desert Shield cxerc1sc.
The drill is meant to emphasize gaining control of the skies. which
would be cntical to smash Iraqi defenses.
"The first thing you want to do is establish air superiority," said
Lt. Cmdr. Ron Morse. a U.S. Navy spokesman.
Baghdad has called Imminent Thunder a "provocative act"
because of its p~oximity to Kuwait. which Iraq invaded Aua. 2. News
reports have said part of the maneuvers could come within 10 miles
of the Kuwaiti border.
No live ammunition will be fired, officials say. ·
The actual landing from amphibious landina craft and helicopters
was set for Sunday. It was to involve 1.000 troops from the 4th Marine
Ex~itionary Battalion.
'About SOO to 800 troops will hit the beach Sunday, according to
pool reports based on briefinp aboard the USS Nassau, the flqship
for the amphibious landfoa. Commanden said 1 key objective is to
practice an assault from ships 30 miles from shore.
In Baghdad. meanwhile. an Iraqi general said that the U.S.-
by
Sheral LeBeau
L ORANGE COAST'S ONLY FICTIONAL ORAMA SERIES
latherine Bell hesitated and then Jumped, not even slowina
down to take off her shoes.
She bit the water perfectly. kickm& up a small splash u she
broke the surface and glided toward the floating and lifeless body
of Corky Miles. The water was blood red. And for aood rcuon.
Nearby, Skip Simpson treaded wateT. suddenly lookina bcl~
less.
Katherine put 'In ann under Miles' head and ,cnlly lifted it
above the water. His face was badly pshed and for a Oeetini
second or two Katherine ·thought she might get sick.
She pushed Miles' head back over her should and, slowly,
pulled him to the side of his huse cabin cruiser, "The Pockd
Chanae ... Simpson, looking more stunned than ever, continued
trcadina water.
"Get over here and help me," Katherine yelled. ··vou work for
him. You're on bis payroll. He's not m¥ boss -in fact. I don't
why I should save him."
Simpson d1d a slow breasmrokc to the side of the boat.
Whatever panic had l{ipped had now paued. He seemed calm and
alert. ,. "•
"Katherine. if you just want to leave him in the waler -you
know. JUSt son of let nature takes its course ... Well. I swear I'll
never say anything. Believe me. the world's not aoina to miss this
guy too much."
To be continued ...
Did You Know?
TWiii, P. T. 111'111111•11
""" 11·11wl1lll f111Hy
•I• Ruta.st-Beack William and Mary Newland enteruuned
many auests in thr Queen Anne style farmhouse at the corner of
Beach and. ,t\dams they built in 1898. Amona the 1.llustrious people
who slept 10 their auest room bed were Mark Twain. P.T. Barnum,
James Irvine and an Indian cb.ief who helped Mn. Newland
cataJoaue her collection of lndan baskets.
Rich man. poor mtt, lndUn cbkf -Ill should contnbute
~ir biJtorial faro 10 Did You Know?, Onlp C..I Dally 1'1#1
P.O. Box 1560. Cosui Mesa, 92626. •
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Nft YORK -hwii be. iD bwait laaYe cucaled a._. 2'0
..... ..V..wly dlWned dlo ....... ad -.,.... .,
.... all .... m Kuwaid aa1ture. • nm.. ~ 110UP ~ . S.tulday. . . . .
About oae montb after the Aue. 2 iavation. the lnqi IOV•amca&
of Pr--..a s.ddam Hawein bcpD a banb cnckdowD iD NlllD• to
botb ar'med railtance and peeceful danoastratioftl in tbe aikida
emirate, the watchdot poup Middle f.al1 Watch Wd in a rcpon.
"Since then 1 systemic pencrn hu emerFd of po11 abuMI." dae
rcpon said. .. fftle exprnsion bas been muzzled and free ueembly
banned; and violaton are severely punished."
The author of the 18-paae report aid that while conditions ill
Kuwajt were pim, they were not as 1evere u tome news reporu have
portrayed them. •
. ··There have been diplomau and other reporu sayina there were
7,000 summary executions," Aziz Abu Hamad said in an interview.
"We only tracked down 250 such executions. But it is still not 1 pretty
picture and it's tetting worse."
PRAGUE. Cuchoslovakta -President Bush
told a crowd that filled historic Wenc:es1as Square on
Saturday that "America wiU stand with you" throuah
hard times ahead and he urged European solidarity
in the Penian Gulf cnsis.
Visiting Prque on the anniversary of the rcvol·
ution that ended decades of communist rule in
Czechoslovakia. Bush also said new European secur-
ity ur&JllCments mi&ht be needed to make sure the
former Sovie& allies do not wind up in "some kind
of no man's land." Buth
In his speech. Bush likened last year's stl'UaJe of
emergina democracies qainst totalitarianism to the current U.S.-lcd
effort lo drive Saddam Hussein from Kuwait. ·
"The darkness in the desert sky cannot stand against the way of
light." Bush sajd, addressina about 100.000 people who packed the
half-mile long, 200-foot wide "square" that 1s the scene of much recent
Czechoslovak history.
The fim U.S. president ever to visit this central European nation.
Bush shared the platform with playwnght-pres1dent Vaclav Havel.
-By ctie .UNdatH Plw1
News of the Weird
ALTURAS, Fla. -David
TC"SCh came home to find his
pct missing -all five tons of
her.
Lydia, a 43-year~ld elephant.
burst out of a cement walking
pen on Tesch's rural spread in
central Polk County while he
was attendina a circus in nearby
Lakeland on Thursday night .
When he got home. he d1s-
covettd Lydia had broken
ORANGE COAST
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leavi"-a hole about the size
of... an elephant.
Tesch looked for his 9,700-
pound pct without any luck.
Deputy John Mitchell was
dispatched .
"I shined m y flashlight at her,
then I looked up. And up and
up and up;' Mitchell said.
"She's huge."
Tesch led her quietly back to
her quartcn.
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or motn•taiu be called
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luncb 1t Silky SuJlivu•a lrilh -------------
Pub 1nd ln&aurua in foun-?-•' A
Worker killed when Amtrak strikes cni.ne l
llin Valley, the lauebl were •"~
oa me. .. vou·ve beta ia Or-·
l"lt County 2~ years Ind -
never aptnt time in Fountain Valley? Hey pal. yoa•re millina out
on one fine city ... Tbat wu Gordy, the baneader ••kina. And he·1
~not llone. .. Fountain Valley i1 one of Soul.hem Calit0mia•1 belt..tept
ICCteU," uid newly elected City Councilman John c.oalins. emera-
ina from 1 boia&er0u1 Chamber of Commerce med.in&.
Collins went on 10 describe the alktay Founb ot July picnic
that draws ..0,000 people, the cbambet'1 outrcech pn>paQt that
intearata minorities into the bulinels community and a aown spirit
that rivals the Boston ncipborhood1 wtleft he pew up.
BUENA PARK -A 2Pycar-old
Paramount man was killed Sawr-
day moml"I when be wu strudc by
a train while work.in& near a Beach
Boulevard ~lrian ~ over
the raitro.d tracks.
Felipe M. Maldonado was wort-
ina.near tk bridte about lO feet off
the pound in a besktt au.ached to
a crane when ht was unable to tel
out of tile way of an oncomin&
Amtrak pessenaer train. said Buena
Park poli« S&t. Terry Branum. The
w,..•hnnnA tmin traveling about 70
mph hit the crane. c:atllPUlti ..
Madonado into its pMJI..
Maldonado Md been preperint
the pcdntrian bridle. whicb ii u.ted
by Nutralitc Co. ftnployeet to croa
Jhe tracks, for a s-int job, Branum
said.
Maldonado died at UCI McdlcaJ
C.enter about two houn after the
8:47 1.m. accl«nt, Branum said.
The accident is under investiption.
he added.
Earlier Saturday, 1 lS-year-okS
women was ltl'UClc bY a train 1n
Willowbrook in Los Aaleles C.OU.n-
ty and loll he(___less 1n what
authonties believe~ have been a
suicide attempt.
The unidentified woman was
seen standina 1n the railroad lradc
about 7: I 0 a.m .. tryina Lo flq dnwn
the Southern Pacific tr11n b 11
approac-hed her near Willowbrook
Avenue and Imperial Ki&hway.
said Britta Rodela of the Los Ap·
,eles County Sheriffs Information
Bureau. The cnginttr sounded his And over at City Hall, receptionist Carol Thomu. explajned
the namina of fountain Valley. ··No. no, it bu nochma to do *ith
'founllina; •• she uid. "It's bccaute we have a hip water table. ..
Thomas recalled storin of farmm punina .. mud shoes" on
their honn in order 10 plow IOllY flddt now occupied by aboppina
c:enten. "The poor animals would sin le in to their bind bocks, .. she
said, <kftly touchina 1 pencil to her cheek.
Wife shot to death; man injured UC regents p~pose lee hike
How about the term "valle)t'r' .. Oh, this whole aru 1s a
valley," Thomas ans~red. "all the way to IM San Bernardino
Mountains.·· After 1 s-usc. w added: .. Some people call it a Oood
plain; but we think it's a valley:'
So that's how Fountain Valley became Fountain Valley.
"Well, not entirely," claimed 76-year-old Jim Neal. And from
takina stints as the cny's manaaer. mayor and coubcilman over the
put 2S ycan. he ouaht to know. ··The city was well planned and
evolved accordinaJy. As a result, we don·1 have many bumina
issues," he claimed.
Aw come on Jim. don't Fountain Valley residents fisht City
Hall? "Not often," said t~ look-a-like of former UCLA basketball
coach John Wooden. ··1 just canva~ thousands of homes and
didn't hear a bad word about 1hc city."
"I'll buy thal." said Estelle Taylor, who has sold more than half
of 1 recently completed Gfeller Homes subdivision in Fountain
Valley. "Our prices 10 to S600.000. but I'd rather live here than
in Lquna Ni,auel. It's a matter of central location."
For those who couldn't find Fountain Valley on a bet. 11
straddles Brookhunt Street and is cut diaionaJly by the San Diqo
(40S) Freeway. Mile Square Park is in fountain Valley, so is the.
Los Caballaros Spons Oub aJona Wllh a community hospital. a
hich school and SS,000 apparcntly contented citizens.
··1 tell people we're not on the map." kidded Judy Conway.
owner of Silk City, an anificial plant store on Brookhurst "But I
love this town, railed three children here and have no intention
of ever movinf:"
Conway will be the next president of Omni. a ~rvicc club that
exists only in 'fountain Valley. "We suppon local seniors and
<"hildrcn's proJCCts." she explained. The club. whteb meets weekly.
11 currently raisins S4,000 to buy personaJ Oiristmas 11ft.s for
specific. less fortunate tchoolcruldren.
"We're rttl close. .. Conway Slid of the Fountain Valley SCf'VICC
club.
An industrial newcomer to 1h~ city is Homedco, a muh1-
mill,on dollar supplier of health cqu1ment for homes. The firm 1s
headed by Jerry Jones, who has hved for y~rs in Corona del Mar.
"After an extenaive search and for numerous reasons we located
in fountain Valley," commented the medical executive. "Every
Oranac Coast city could use a dose of their spiri1." he smiled. "and
that's no joke ...
Jim "-''• c.1•111• ,.., Sa4ay1 -n.,.,,,
Cl.All
From A1
can't have some kind of dictator
dude just 101n1 around like this."
said Jason ~1tz. "He's 101 to be
stopped."
ening 1he sovereignly of another
nation." Schuff announced.
drowned out by a cho rus of boos
from his classmates.
Vo1C1n& another clearly un-
popular opinion. Rashel Tahzib
said she did not believe U.S. troops
were beina sent ovcrYas for t<ko-
loa1cai reasons. "The United States
1s doina this purely for lhemtel"n. ••
she said. "They're JUSt 1ump1n1 1n
there to pan more economic
power."
FULLERTON -A La Mirada
woman was shot to death in Full-
enon Sa1urday and her husband
\\>IS hospitaliztd with an apParcntly
self-inflicted aun,,hot wound, police
said.
Witnesses told Fullerton police
that Nonna Ofiu. 29. was shot at
336 W. Valencia by her ntranaed
husband shonly after S a.m. She
was taken to Martin Luther Hospi-
tal in Anaheim. where she was
prof\ounttd dead on arrival.
Police said Lopcti Otiu. 25. of
Fontana. wa later found at a Quali-
Hope for rain
goes away
LOS ANGELES -Ho~
that lhe first nun of the
season could arrive 1n
Southe rn Cahforn1a tht~
weekend were all but washed
o ut Saturda). as fo recasters
said a stonn headma this way
is tumina into a weakling.
"II doc n't look ,Jood." a
National Weather Snvice
forecaster said. T~ storm.
which official had hoped
• would 11 least bnna a few
showers 10 the So\.llhland, is
"not as strong as we thought,"
he said.
The forecast for Saturday
was revised from completely
cloudy with a chance of rain
10 mos1ly cloudy skies. Wlth
h1gtis 1n the lo wer 70s.
-By Clly Ne•• ~mtt
ty Inn orr-Beach Boulevard 1n
Buena Park after Buena Park of-
fittrs JPQtted his car.
As police unsucttMfuUy tned to
contact Oliu by pho~. 1 sho1 was
heard from his IOOm, police said. A
SWAT team cntcttd and found
Ofiu with an appercntly self-in·
flicted gunshot wound to the head.
Otiu wu taken to UCI Medical
Center. w~ he was under eum·
jnation in the cmcfJC1'C)' room. His
condition was not ~leated.
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SAN FRAN OSCO -Uf'll•
vcrs1ty of Caltfomia fees would
be increased 3 percent for Cali-
fornia residents and 2 percent
for out-of-statt students under a
budget proposal approved by
the board of rqcnts.
The f ncreasc1 passed Fnday
arc subjCCt to approval by the
lcg.1slatu~ and 1ovcmor.
The propoted 1991-92 in-
creases would raise fees fo r C.ah-
•
fom11 studeats $49 to Sl,869
for u~ ad SUlS
for paduaie saudeau. Quia..of-
lt.lte stude:nu WOUid pay SI,, l l
in tuition and flea.• illaaa
of Sl77.
fees are pUd for specific pro-
arams. IUCb u CXM" .... i ....
academic advq and ~
reatioaaJ aaivitia. aad are dif-
ferent from tu.ition. wt.icb ii DO(
paid by Qlibuia residcats. _., ....... w~
••at .,. DouaJas had developed ltA1d1n1 even broader sianific:ancio in VICW q(
llRllL principles that arc now well cstat>-the collapte o( tbe SAL i.Dduvy.
From A 1 hshc-d. Make sure a c-0nsutucnl's which CO\lld c:oat U.S. tu~ ._,
"Paper ·doet\)'t suffer fro m caust has ment. Douglas wrote in 1 to UOO billion. Pan~ dW is tHe
human emotion or fra1lues. nor book on the subJect . .\llow a decent S2 billion Lincoln failure. for wb.idl
does it cha nae with time," Bennett interval of time betv.ttn a contribu-Kanna now faces aimim.l and
said . "Paper doesn't have faulty tion and a favor. and don't try to Clvil cha'llCS-'
recollections .... h 's hiahly credible. bull) o r 1nttm1datc offictlls. Ritchte compared the KatiQa
lb.IS n:a~.·· R ha .. _ beari:e to a ~ la---· 1tctnt" ;q:rttS 1 t r ...... ~ 1s an 929 w-11 Bennett Said th,,. tens of bu h L vcst1 llOn into the I ... .. ethical hnc. t c says 1t .. eeps h H ~:..a .... _ ·-.. .... thousands of documenu his staff moving and ~easy to cross unWlt· trec1 eras · c .._ uiat c..,.. .... ,.
had examined showed no ev1dentt ungJy. lald bare the ban.kins indusuy·s
of misconduct by Sens. John Glenn. abuses and pve the public .:mte D-Ohio. and John McCain. R-Anz "Much of wba1 people conSKicr sense of who was responsible for
ti Lo.--... _ unethical toda was ethical 1n the the CTl•h. -
-the lrs1 I ivm~ ISlronaut. urc; pasL .. the historian SI.Id ... Daniel .. If Kealm& were the ::~krT
s.ccond a fonner Vietnam pnsoner Webster ITJued cases befon: the 1n tbt country wbo bad a. it
of war. Sul)rcmc Coun for 1 fee wbtle be -ould be diff'ettnL But be•1 J)'ft'l.-
But be also impttcd that Demo-was a senator ~naton usrd to take bcMic of a much la.rJier Pf'C)baem, ..
cratic ~n. Don Ricale -the Mteb-retainers from larsr corporatJons. ... Rttchie said.
ipn veteran and onc-tJme rebel Jn the late 19th ccn1ury 11 wu Benneu made clear he does QO(
who now chairs the Senate Bankma considettd lci.it1mate for Wash1n1-beliC'<c I.be "Katina _Five" ~
Committee -was not bona ton newspaper co~ndents to be bt.med for the SAL me& 8u1 he
straightforward about his role. And serve as clerb o( comm1ttccs of did say 11 would be fa.it to ut if n-r · fi the)' had thouaht ~fully about he sugnted 1ha1 ~onC1n1, a or-Con~ss while. wn1ina fOf' the whai would-'happeo if Ke.tins tot
mer prosecutor. and Senate Demo-papn-~ what he wanted.
cratic Whip Alan Cra.nston of Cah-The Keat1n1 case conocriu 1 The scnaton had other con.stt-
(om1a crnssed an ethical hnc in timeless issue. inOucncc peddhns. t~ts. ~ wd. amona them ~
their dcalinas with Kcauna. But R1tch1c sa1d its Slt°Opc -involv-depositors who lost their savine
Glenn. McCain. Riqle and 1na fi ve senators -1s un· and the U .. ws-yen wbo will
Cranston denied any wronadoin1 precedented. foot the Lincoln bailout bill ... Who
before the comm11tcc Fnday. and The only comparable case oc-was hsten1na to their oonc:ems
DcC00C1ni 1s ellpccted to do the curred more than 100 )tars aao. he when the mttt1np and phone calls
same this Wttk. saad. when two House commmccs to rqulaton wttt occurrina?"' be
Much of the future 1cst1mon) will and one m the ~na1e uncovered a asked ~tcr on 1he eiustencc and location bribery scheme meant to head off 1 Benndl was btllcd as a fact~
of that hne under 1 s)stcm 1n which consrns1ona.I 1nvcsupuon of rail· finder. but of\tn sounded to pros.
names o n the contn bution hst in-road transponat1on rates ecutonal that be brousbt proc.esu
evitabf)' tum up amona those re-Rep. Oakes Ames was accu5cd of from ~aton both on and off the q~tina help. usin& undcrval~ railroad stock to ethics commmec ... You asked ~ ~n. Warren Rudman. R-N.H . a bnbe the vice pttS1dcnL 1'1110 scna-to call 1t the way 11 WU. .. be said 11
member of the ethics panel. bas tors and lhrtt Houx members -o1hanet .~int .. .-.nd I'm aoana to do including the speaker and Rep
already ar1uC'd that "the commiutt Jamn Garfield. who nc\'cr cleared There .,ere thoae who liked bu
cannot act on the basis of laws. up his conntttton but later ~me calls and those who djdn't.
Aaron Schapiro also belc1ves
Huuein must be stopped. "The
auy's 1 psycho -he pssed his own
people." And Schapiro believes
suppon for a military draft g~s
hand in hand with suppon for
military action. "I don'1 Stt how
you can support a war without
supponina a draft. Because then
you're just sayina. 'let them be
killed -not me.' "
If 1hc U.S. aovcrnment's main
objective 1s to force Iraq to
capitulate chrou&h economic sanc-
tictns, Mcpn Oalas believes the
troop buildup is waste of men and
ma1crial. "1 don't think we need
3SO,OOO troops co enforce the sanc-
tions." she said.
rules and standards 1h11 some J)fntdent McCain eme~ from Day One
people might hkc to see .... The When asked bow he had dcc1dC'd lcuma out a Iona, loud breath of
comm11ltt must use the standards who would pt the stock. Ames rehef. and Glenn lauded Bennett
Lee ,._o,.,._ c... ~ "°' that arc in place .. replied that be .. pve 11 where 11 for do1n1 a fine job. Cranston
Megln 081u aaya lhe ~6eves But IXnneu and some on lht would do the best ... Ritch1c sa1d snubbc-d thC' whole affair. watchina Bravely assenina his point of
view, Bo Schuff 111d U.S. troops arc
not in the Middle East because of
oil. "It's because Husstin·s threat-
FromA1
"It's not as usable as it was. and
it need.I a little bit of work -some
. of the prs need repairina -but
it's one of the best. We're 101n1 to ~tore it blck to its oriainal con.-
dhion. ••
GW. one of S60 mcmben en the Ora.. County A"ttronomen and
pen-umc 11tronomy teacher for
Jlancho San1iaao Collete. said he
Ind Others in his trOUP have
worttd narty three yean to set the
project off the around. ~'Thi• take time, but anythina
thi1 aood la wonh waitina for," he
aid ... Thia it one way you can
realty nci1e ~ ... Ind show
them that 9Cltnee ian't duU and
Cll
From A1
"'9' montb.
Em.-,.. i11 carpoolt of three Of
~ or we.o \lie public traatit Of
.. bu.man power" 10 eet 10 ~.
wouJd not bt charted any partu11 ... n. ellowuct prapam would
~ .... ""' .......... Sl6.l00 n Edy,........_.., Trallic Usi·
.., llida .._a.111.
tt111••lllt1, AQMD .......
..... tlledty IMld I cNdit .,....m ... "1 .... dliel. •• WMdt ..... floJ• _... poiaaa ewsy
..._ dwy mrpool to wo.t. Em·
t~tr~b~d~~t~~~~-~_n_e_1 _~_1_d_ro_~_C'_r_1_11 1_n_o_1s_~_n_._Pa_u_1 __ T_h_c_~_u_1_~_,_~--~--~-en_o_n __ 11_o_n_T_v_1_n_h_1_s _o_m_~_. ___ _
Gu" ta• wate of men and ma-
uninteresting."
Gill said the telescope ia an Alvin
Oark model. the same ty~ housed
1t Griffith Park. The Gnffith Park
"~pc. however. has a 12-inch
refraaor.
"When 1t acts completed. tt w1ll
look pretty s1unn1ng." Gill sajd,
addina that because the telcteope
uwes a refractor rather than a mir-ror, h 1s idtal for urban situations.
.. Rcfr.ctor-iypc tcktc0pes arc es-
pecially nice for public ob-
servatoriC'\," he said; "They si "e
cx«llcnt views of plaocts, the
moon, and obj«u of that nature.
Dart-sty obj«ta, distant p~
arc not wen-uhed for viewina in
pubtic oblcrvatonn -not to say
we can't TOOie at thcm, lhey'rc just
not IS imprtUiYC to the SCncnJ
terial.
public."
Jenny Stet • a county land$Qpc
architect who 1s work1na on the
look of the 2,400-~ua~-foot build~
ina. said vm1o n to the park also
will be able 10 u an outdoor s-tto
to 111e at tars. a solar tclncopc 10
view cchpsc . and a classroom area
fo r nature cud1e-s.
As mo~y 11 available. native
plants will be ulcd to landscape the
surround1n1 area. whteb 11 now a
httlc-uscd rov1n1 archery ranac.
The center v.-1t1 be located nearest
the nonheast comer of the park by
the lake. Collc&e student local
elementary tehoob and IM IC~
pubhc: wm hire the f1C1li1y. Con-
struction " tcheduled to bqln in
Ftbrua')' and is expected to take
about n1M month
~yus can u11e the points to antt 1llt1'nl11vc:
•puttha~" sifts from a speceaJ Edmontton added to the conttm
catalol or take days off by tclhna the cou~t employen will
TIM transponauon..air quahty ha\C 10 t0n1in~ 10 add uxeothcs
committee will ~view tM two 1dtu taeh )tar. or mtkc thrm more
ud decide which one'° add to the 1ttrKll\ic, to kttp the. plUs eoine.
citfl plan The MW plan wlll thn In flct. man tm~ Who
be a~ed b)' the ~ndl 11 ill beaan 1nantht ~ 11111 year
Nov.-26 mtttiftl. liifl ha\'t not 'ianificaatty rechad
Councilman John COJI mtic:ilrd the num~t of cmpiortti car tripa
lhe Cftdat pmpam, c:alli .. it the aed thu art now havi"I tri>ible
1"rtnkttl and Tmat• option....... ""1"1 tMtT tm>nd·)Uf ..... ..,.
,.ally QuallOMble in my mnMI pro¥ed the QMD. ht llid .
wtWdWr lhi1 is tc>i"I to let dit job "It' &ir to me -e11 t9' bid
clolit." C'o• ltid. holdi• -.p a .am-.... the •me ttmc ncu yeer. addi•
pk pft casaJas. more •n«nti\' .. Edmoftt&on pre.
But bum COJ1 uict odM:f comK'il dk1ed "No aowmmntal em-
membm allo worried lbout die pao,er baa ; .. mped ao lbe m..-c t .Sa
h'eh COit of' CM COflHUMltef allow• peo,lc ~-Of fituf'f )'Ct "
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PROMISE YOURSELF A· FUTURE NOWI
The lntemal Revenue SeMce hu •variety of uc::ttlng empl<>Yment opporturntlea In our
various leguna N9'e1 Oiltrtct locatk>na for the fOlowtng poattlons.
-lnternaJ Revenue Agent .,.
-Tax Technk:lan (Audttor)
-Tax ExamlMf
-Computer Operator
-Revenue Offt0e -Tax Freud lrw.tlgatlve Aide
·Special Agent -T~ SeMce Aepreeentatlve
-Taxpayer Sefvlce Specialtet -s.cr.twlal/a.ncat
-Computer Programmer
To be eHglt>te for tome of ttteM poettk>na, appMcenta .,.. requnct to obtafn a puling ecore
on a competitive written teet. Outstanding Scholwa who hew 13.5GPAor1 rattng tn the
top 10% of their greduetlng aw, who WW.. to llPpty fOf Tax Technician or Aev•Me OMoe
poaltk>na, the competh!Ye wrln.n teet la w""9d.
The lnt•nal Rewnue SeMce on.re:
-Extenl!Ye trllnlng programal
·Flcxlt>te work ~I
-Excehnt ._Ith. Life. Aetlrement 8r'Ki &...Ye benefltal
-Job eecuntyt
-UberW v.catJon and ~ tMvet
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Starting ..,.,._ .,. from• 1•. 753 per yeer tor the Metet.,.../aenc.t end '* 1P'Of1111 a.Nit
poetttona, end 118,305 per yw for the prof111'0MI ~ wMl'I ~ __,,,,~
ennuel P9Y Ina 11111. EJcc 1111" ad¥anclment apponuntt• ri1..,.._ ~ In .._..,.
end Ehglllh " • ptua.
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For II other' polttkwti Md tnlofm illiw., Cll (714) ~tAE. For ., ,.,.,. or ... II••••
l!Pt*Mta onty. Cll ._ TDO number .. (71•) 143 41•1.
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Produce, including a selection of orgarUcally ..
grown · fruits and etables, come from local fanns ·
and regional growers who
.pride the~lves on
their "fancy" and
"exrra .. f ancy" grades.
We've got variety
with a capital "V"
You 'II find better
grades of everything in
our produce department
plus a wide choice of exotic
fruits and vegetable . Beauti ..
ful, orchard .. fresh apples, garden .. crisp lecruce, ucculent,
vine .. ripened berries, flavorful fiddle leaf cactus, five ..
alann New Mexican chilis and so much more! Easily
the best selection around.
. Tum Back the Clock.
Farmers Market is pure 9J' . Yee we emphasize
"old world" service. In that sense, we're old fashioned.
Take the meat and fish departments. Everything is cut to
your order. We feature "prime" and "choice" aged meats
with no additive and no hormones; fres .. ~
daily, free ranging California
poultry; Provimi veal;
spring lamb; eastern pork ~
and, on request, exot ic selections ~ -_
like venison and zebra. There are no additives.
That means you won't be purring chemica~ into you r
body via your daily meak
For seafood lovers, we ~arry the world' fre he t
fish. Lobster from Maine and Australia; swordfi h har ..
pooned right off the Orange Coast; halibut from icy
northern waters which we custom cut to you r order;
mahi from Hawaii; prawns as big as a fi ·c from the Far
East and much more.Ac Farmers Market, you can huy
the same meats and fi h you fmJ in Southern
California's finest re taurant .
In,Store l)in.ing.
Farmers Marker i a hoppers destination. Enjoy
three healthful meal per Jay begi nning with a Fruit
Sm<x>thie or a Balanced Diet Drink at the Juice Bar.
For lunch, choo~ a humongous baked potato from the
Potato Cm. fresh seafood
from the Sushi Bar or,
frOin the Deli,' au,
thentic New York
ijle, ~ .. in,3 ..
drawer pastrami or
corned beef sane) ..
. wiches on rye.
Hemn! The Deli also
features 40 fresh salads
daily and other ~lab
cr'8tid tiy our Executive Chef. Thar's
rigl)t Fannm Market has a full .. time Executive COef.
IA> ~ crave an international tread Then stroll
<Mr to the Oriental delights at Loon ~' the
'roond the world ~ration at• Pasta Bravo or Soot ,
d,thf ,&raer ~cialties at LI Sala How about a Bee ..
Bq>-A-lula Hurger at Johnny Rocbla, eutopean
eare
c.c.-r &nice [Q is 3ri0da~
featia m. maka Fanam Market even ..-move_.,,_.,.'~_.,.--~
nient md cmromer~y: Two Pmooal ~
will hdp with food ~ advice or cater a ClinDer
for a aOwd. Ice sculptura included! ·
. AJ the title sup, they'll also sMt> for you.
Both have had years ri training in the food luines and
one is a nuuitional consultant ... credentials that make
them pro(~ional food shoppers.Sc>, on
the days where an extra round ci
~If cuts into your shopping
time, call your Personal
Shopper at Fanners Market.
Your order will be ready
when you get here. We can
also shop for your dinner
and have it prepared by our
Executive Chef. When yoo
stop by to pick .. up your order, it
will be ready to serve. If you prear ..
range it, we will deliver your meal to your door. Ask u.s!
. Forget1Me1Not.
· Don't forget the flower stand. Pick-up a bouquet
fiesent of fresh'(ut bboms for that special someone. We keep
our flowers in Brita water so they lase twice as long. We
offer the filtering system , as well.
ew
Nouvelle Basketry.
Is this the year for Gin Baskets! Lee us help. We
will design them to your speci ..
-fications-or fill them with.-
our ideas. We have a
t
wide selection of baskets.
e And, by the way, if you
have purchased a soup + tureen, a crystal punch
breads from Pain
du Monde, cafe au
lait or cappu ..
cino from the
Coffee Emporium. To top it off,
natural ice cream and yogurts at T. Berry's ...
mmmm homemade hot chocolate topping!
Uss ~More.
Farmers Market has grown to match the neeck of
its unique shoppers. Our grocery department
extends the meaning of ''gourmet". Here,
you'll find everything to stock your
pantry with fine, healthy products.
And you will find everything
easil1.You'll see, we've made it
more convenient to shop here.
No more walking a full city block
from the peaches to the cream.
Shopping is centralized. It's easier
and more efficient for you. Imagine! We
have made shopping an experience ... not a chore!
' The whole environment thrilb the senses. Ar<r
mas of fresb roasted coffee, hickory smoked meats, our
own fresh .. smoked salmons, the eye appeal and tender
touch of perfectly ripened fruits and vegetables.
• At the Confectioner's Counter you'll be tempted
to ~tc handmade truffles and other delectable sweets.
Go right ahead and taste them! We sample throughout
the store daily. .
~
Cheese and Wine.
bowl or some other
exotic container as a gin,
bring it to us for the "finish ..
ing totJch11
• We'll help you fill
it with country pates, crisp water
biscuits, homemade truffles and a
bottle of fine wine. What a presentation!
I
The One,l)ay Vacation.
Treat yourself and bring a friend . Spend the whole
day here. Shop at the market, eat in our fine restaurants
r .any of the others in Atrium Court or Fashion
Island. Then stroll through the mall.
Experience the Fashion Island
experience. Once you've shopped
at Farmers Market, you 'II never
want to shop anyplace else. Come
by for your holiday turkey and
trimmings. Start with a fresh bird and
create your own Thanksgiving feast or,
with a little notice, we will prepare it for
you. Taste .. tempting Thanksgiving Turkey with all
the trimmings.
Talk Turkey ~
Wtth Uro Cholesterol T~
Visit us on November 17th between 2 and 5 or
on November 18th between 1 and 4 and meet Marilyn
Diamond, best selling author of The American Vegetarian
Coolcbook from w Fit For Ufe Kitchen . Marilyn will be
here with us demonstrating "Healthful Holiday O>oking
11ps" and signing copies of her new book.
Farmers Market W~'ve searched the villages r:i the world to ~ve
you a choice of over I 00 cheeses. Oltt5eS for nacking,
~ing, quiching, fonduing, raclcning, melting,
baking, garnishing, tqlping and more.
. CAu. wine eel~ would ~a vinmetpro(ii with its ·~
wide selection ri vanetals and vtntages boti) i~ed
' '
,
willl a..,. crlrta•m •••lllJ • cm• Jail• ll 6:l0 pa for• ICJill
A.-.. '!Ne,.,,.. CcaWij .....
lalaild Boys' Choir, and an exclusive
~1icaJ snowfall you won't just have
lO dream about. It's alJ set beneath
the twinkle of lhe cndibonal, towering.
110-foot tree. Friday also marks lhe
arrival of Santa. Mrs. Claus, and all the
jolly elves. Meet them II Sanla'a house
next to The Limited for phocos IOd *>ry-
telling. (We'll donate 25 cents to lhe
American Oceans Campaign for each
photo taken.) Then hop aboard lhe
Pash ion Island Children' irain for a
ride through Santa's Village. There's ·
more f u.n. More surprise . And more
to make you merry. So unwrap the
best of the season. At Fashion I land.
FASHlON .ISIAND
NEWP0RT CENTER I
I ··•••tire Met opens
ftrst West
Coast store
Hilary T---tllat
the New Yn •11a;11•11 .... .,
Art will open ill 6na West Coast retail
aiore-thi• Mottday ai-Souda Colat--
Plaza.. The store will otrer an u1ensive
1tlec1ion or reproductions of the an
that is fcttured al tbe muteum. Art
books, KUIJMurn, silvcr, toys and arcet·
ina cards wilrbe am<>ftl tbe many iicms
sold at the new llOl'e. ..
SIManem Lr• = a.11i1n Ille. in
Newpo11 Beach noted number one in
Institutional Investor's annual All-
America Research Team poll. Sbc:anon
Lehman's top rankina ten1 the UM&&I
top finisMrs Merrill Lynch., Goldman
'Sachs and First Boston down a nofi:b: ..
lteutG '
Lna1Ul6
CHapuyhas
formed a new
fi~ialand
accountina ser-
vices aroup.
Conaratulatic-.. •
to DaUy PUer
@pard of Busi-• Dess Advisers
nlember Gary
f't;1eembe who
• hp been placed
In charge of the
:"tw~oenon
~men I. ..
•.. JI• CMHll, Gory Wacombtl • l°ano Halp,
I ) ..... HMI•. Vtnl McNallJ, l*aW -: .re. ... •"4-...,_ 1\.-er have all
·been promoted as vice presidenlS 11
: Soedawick James of California ...
. Conantulations to Mvueetl L9pc
: l(nard for its .. Most V1Ju.1ble Prod-
ltct'" award from PC Computing Map~
: r:ine. Advanced Logjc Research was the
• Pnly desktop computer system to win
• tlje award ...
...... PM Realty Advisors ofN~n
·Beach has announced the appo1ntmen1
: t>flAu• R. Gay~ u its new vice
• «esident or account manqement
: <laylord was previously the vice presi-
.. Ctent of client relatiOns for Equitcc
: Institutional Realty Advisors ...
Irvine-based Scher-Voit Commercial
Brokeraae Company, Inc. annou:nttd
that Jeffrey J . Bitctti will lead its new
retail division. Bitetti previously head-
ed up the marketina efforts of both
tiellus Dc"elopment Corporation and
Jtum.ham USA Equities ...
Huntinaton Beach residents Peay
'Nkcole aM .Karn Mce--..d ha"c
opiencd up Piggy's frozen yoaurt shop
in Huntinaton Beach. Nio:ote and
McConnack say they u1e fresh natural
• inaredients rather than p()Wdered m1llts
like m051 frozen yoaurt shopl. ..
.teyce
%1emer·Lo••er
his recently for-
med the Low-
der Group. This
_._new-lrvine-
brlsed firm will
tpccialize in
public relations,
corporate mar-
tetina and
-IPOnS evenl
manaaement.
Ziemer-Lowder
• formerly
WOl1ted at the
Koll Company
as dirt'C1or of Joyce
<X>fl)Onlte com-Zlemer-Lowde<
munications. ..
Down in l..quna &e.ch. 0...
T.._announced the openinaoflhe
,Packaai111 Store. TIKi new storo ls wil~
' i!>f to lac:k\e.lhe """' b•nl 10 wrap llfla thttChrillma....,. ...
...... lllaf1ll,IM.eM1PU...t ....
, • 'ii i. opmed I new lodlills _,lo ~-. F<Nw1erty die OM Cridr
• hto, Ille 49-uait -ls Ille cllain"•
-10 opon l• the ..... orCalifomia. .. • ~-10<>n,.County 01,..,ora.;1 ~ .............. r:r.--:i::i O:C."
... .....,, C:c111.., and ark
a 2 7 n.e .. lJll'Ml will nctivc ., ..........
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.._,. t 's1111a.
--· -llwdilll ............. ...,. ..
-Ille ...... botb cmployen llld
emplo)'OOL
For example, ,~
bulinea faced with
the decision to cut
bl<k emploreet may
opt to mtNC\UR its
workforce by inaa.sina its pt.rt·time
pool while maintainina key full -time
penonntl.
"I think that is a very sound, prac--
tical way of doina business and I would
recommend it to any firm," sai4 Bob
McDonoup, chairman of the board of
Remedy Temp, a temporary employ-
ment qency.
In fact Mc.Donouch uid the sysleJ1l
ofhirina part-tiriie fiClp rs so effective.
tha1 Remedy Temp employs the system
itself by usina a workforce madt up of
60 percent full -time workers and 40
percent part-timers..
"After all. we arc a tempdrary busi-
ness and we believe in our product."
McDonouah said.
"It can be a valuable savinas to a
company," said Vicki Heston, owner of
Heston ·Personnel Services in Irvine.
and she said she has noticed a trend
1oward hiring fewer full-time person·
nel.
Mort companies art employina the
.. try before you buy" philotophy, she
said.
~TtlCK companies can save on all the
frinat benefits that full-time employees
receive, such as holiday, O\lertime and
lunch hour pay and insurance, Heston
said.
But not just anybody can be hired as
Rotlnl Tarlo, I --ant wtlh Vlcl<I
a tempor1ry employee, and cenain pos-
itions are in more demand than pthcn,
McDonouah said.
.. They don't want trainees," he ~d. ·
.. They wanl someone who can do;the
the normaJ thinp. NObody wlnts
someone who doesn't lit the criteria."
Both Heston and McDonouah aarccd
that word processoB art the most
souaht after potitions. • ·
"The automalcd officc system is no
longer lhe future, it's here,.. said
Rosina Tarlo, a Knior consultant at
Heston Per50nnel.
Word processoB must ha ve a high
degree ofo\eehnlcal skill and knowledge,
she said. '
Candidates for teml!Q_f'lry word pro-
ccssina positions musl have more than
basic typina skills, she said. They must
type a minimu~ of 4S words a minute
have a sood memory and thc'ability to
conceptualize.
And it is not only employers .. who.
benefit from use of part-time help. but
for those in need of a job, work.in& u
a temporary can be a sood source of
income and sometimes lead 10 a full -
timc position.
"It's 1 way to act immediate money
and exposure." Heston said. "And it's
better than jusl fillina out fnumn and
hopina for the-best."
McDonou4h qreed, and he said
people who sit 11 home lookina throuJh
the classified ads for a job can some-
times become depressed -if they
don't t:rt a quick-tttpOnse,---
"lt's 1 Wl'f for an employtt to keep
self-tstccm,' he said. "Deina out where
other_ people arc workina is • aood
environment and the chance to market
your skills i1 very aood. You feel aood
about yourself and you make money."
Workina part time as a temporary
can be compam:I to roina to a dlncc.
McDonouah said."lf you want to
dance. you're better offio be inside the
dlnct hall than standina outside."
Venture capital still out there, but· it'll cost you
By Joy Anthony
Orange eo.tl ~ PtlOl
The &ood news is there's still money
available to finantt hiah risk projects.
The bad news is that yo u have to aivc
up a bigger chunk of your company in
ordC'r to get financina.
Accordina to Ralph
SatMn. a panncr at the
Costa Mesa office of
Ernst and Young,
when the 1oin1 sets
touah. the touah set
more equity.
Jn 1987, ror exam-
ple. invnton would
have put SI million
into a company they
valued at SS million in return for a 20
peiunt stake in the firm . In J9'X>, they
might value lhe same company at S4
millio n and set a 2S pcrctnt stake.
.. Though the economy is weak,"
Sabin explained. "'there are better deaJs
out there rro m the venture capitalist's
point of_view."
''The venture 1uys can strike \/Cry
aood deals w11h'"1he companies they're
investina in," agreed Walter Cnat·
tenden Ill. head ofCNttenden It Co. of
Nc-wport Beach. "'This will show up in
three to five yean as better retu.ms. ..
Meanwhile. the venture capi&al in· ,.., . .,,. .•
dustry"s a"eraae annual returns have
dropped to five or 6 percent from 20
pcreent. he said. causina the amounl of
U.S. venturt-capital available to drop
from $4.9 bilion in 198 7 to around S2.3
billion this yea r.
.. If people arc aoina 10 take 1hc risk
of invcstina in unproven companies,''
he ellplained, "they're 1oin1 to expect
to get pretty high rewards -certainly
his.her than five or sill percent."
Pension funds arc a case in point
Thest funds. which used to con1ribu1e
SO prrttnt of 1he funds a"ailable now
contribute only 36 perccn1. according
to stltistics put out by V cnture Econ·
omics in Boston.
''The pension funds say: 'Listen, the
returns have been lousy so we don't
want to in\ICSI. ·"
On lhe upside, some firms, such as Ji
Group or Newporc Beach and Ventana
Group or Irvine. continue to act fund-
ins because they don't rely on tra-
dition1I sourcn of venture capii.al.
A London-based firm with S.S billion
in usets worldwide, 3i Group uses the
profits from inveslments and rtinvcst-
ments of capital amassed 4.5 years aao
by the shareholdcn or major British
banks. This &ives the firm an advantage
over those that arc afftttcd by a
squeeze in U.S. funds. said Knior vice
prtsident John Ulrich .
• v'entana Group takes a different ap-
proach .. ChieOy by 1oin1 to forcian
industnai Jinns for its fundinr.. 1his
firm . with offices in Irvi ne and San
Diego. has raised S90 million in the-last
12 months, compared to SIS million in
1983, aC.'COrdina to Ventana associate
Glenn Kline. Annual returns for the
company. he ldded. have a\leraged 18
percent a year.
Me"ico is an important source of
funds. he said. Recently, Ventana pick-
ed up \he investment support of
Banamex. S.A .• Mellico's Jaraest bank,
with the Klea th1t it will help finance a
"Twin Ptanls" prOfflm. In this pr~
Jflm, ont manufacturina plant is built
1n Mc-1ico where the labor-intensive
wort aoes on. On the other side of the
border. the "hiahly skilled. computer
work" is carried out.
Ventana has also reaped some major
fundina from Scandinavian firms. In
part, he said, the thret funds formed
with Scandinavian money were made
passible becautc of the Nordic ao"em-
mcnts' propmlity to tax the money
that remains in their countries. "Hiah
taxes are a problem they're· ncapina
from," he said.
lndttd. lower U.S. ta• rates on capi-
tal pins were what ,at the venture
capital industry &OiRJ ID the fint place,
1ttordin1 to Sabin of Ernst and Youna.
"'The capii.,I pins ti• cut (of 1978)
caused a sianificant increase in venture
invcstmcnl," he said, .. which p ve rise
lo the dC'velopment of many inttrcstina
technoloa,ies. especially the pcnonal
computer," and medial tochnoloeies.
In pan because of its etfttl on the
stork market, a cut in the capital p ins
tax rate could be necessary to sict the
venture capital industry back to its
1987 le\lel of investment, he added.
Accordina to economist James Doti
o( C"hapman Collqc, the ca pital p ins
ta ll rate should be cut 10 zero to spur
investment As 1hinp stand. he noted,
the pins from 1 typical stock
purchased in 197.S and sold in 1990, art
taxed at 91 percent, ifinnation is taken
into account.
A byprodUCI of a better 1nvc11men1
climate. added Erns1 and Vounas
Sabin. would be an increase in the kind
of medical technolOsies that venture
capitalists typically suppon.
As an example, he ci1ed Corus Medi-
cal. a private blood benk in Costa Mesa
that allows ~ticnts to choose their own
donors. Ma1or fundina for Corus camt
from 3i of Newport Beach. accordina to
Mike Hcnos. a partner in tht finn .
In fact. "enturc e1pitahs1s ha ve help-
ed make Oran'e County ··a medical
Silicon Valley,· accordina to Ted
GOurtey of Cardiovascular Dc"icn Inc. (COi). . ---,
Retirement planning now can pay ·off later
It is never~ too soon \0 plan your retire-
menL With powth la life apec\MC)', you
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rquity in your house. · -
If the balance you require after deductlna
Social Security exoecds the available in-
come from your current UICtf.. divide that
balance by the &otal of your Utelt to
determine whit rate of tttYm Y'O'l would
need to cover your cxistiftl•....:
If the resul&ant rate i1 • than nine
percent, you could meet your lllldl cur·
rrntly by simply ..............i .. )'Olll nisnllll
in•estrnenll (llU• iad1*1 paalble ... of
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ever, If the -t -is -•tillly
hither. )'Ott -.10 -........ --whidl -e111ble you to In·
Crtale your l&Viftll.
Repnllea of )'Olll pment .... •nlas ro• ar< curmidy ftnandally independenL
11 i1 imp0r1ant that you start puttJna
money away rot' that tetiremc-nt today. For
the Pll'P* or rurther 1111lysis 1<11 COlllidtT
puui .. -••inp In I ... dorm.ti IRA
-L 1\e -Yo4I Oft -)'Ott swt aavllll. !ht tuitt Ille buntm. Not
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pun::hasina some setcc1cd h1a,h-quality
lfOwth stocks. Over time. 1he price of thetc
sharis will rcnect fundamental arowth in
e.arninas of the CGmJ*nin invotyed.
At some point. wilhin five ytal"I of yo1.1r
~anncd retirement. it woukl be prudent to
convert such equity hoklinas into hi&h-
quality income investmentt.
When the marfl:tt is tellint 11 a price..
eamina ratio equal to or hiahcr thao that
which e:s.isted at lhe time of your orisinal
P'lrt.hase, that is the time to make such a
COftVtnion. A nve.year invetlment
cwhion prior to your rttiremen1 woukl live you ample time for thlt to occur. If ,.,.. ...... 25 ,.. .. old todly .... put
aside Sl .000 per year in an IRA account
whkh-.. Invested and compou.nded at an
annual nte of mum ol 7'11 percent per
rear. 11 "" U yo.. "°"Id 111 .. 11tlO*d Ille oum of 5452.000. If you toot ldY1n119t or
volltility lnvnth• and obtained ao ayer ..
.,eannual rttc ofretum of I' pmitnt your
-9111 W<Mtld be Sl.612.000. U• or YOlltillly will ;..,.. .. your ••inp tty
almost 600 Pl'f'ttflL
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Europa Salon and Spa
h ·aa ultimate in service ,
One of ... belt-kept MCteta, .. fer .. full ... vtce llllonl go ,
le tM Europe._.. Md 8p9. hidden on the thtfd floor of th9
Atrtum Coutt In Flllhlon '*Mt.
Owner Unda Balou has onty owned the Ulk>fl and epa llf1C9
June, but IM le determined to rNlk• Europe the number one ..,, In. the city.
lellou entered the ~ through the back door, 11 1 ,...
eetat• agent carrying the lilting for the ..eon.
and, Mek)g I lot of potenta.t In the ~
decided to purch ... It u 8n lnveetment. How:
ever. lhe la no newcomer to the t>e.uty ecene
"Meny YMr9 ago I had 1 f9w Merte NormM
coemetlc 1tudtot," aaya Baltou, who herMtt
racUat• the elegance and vtt.uty ao mwiy ., ..
women ltrlve for.
Servloel Europa Slllon Md Spa offer '° ... cHent• Include hair cutting, eolor'lilQ Md per-
manent1, makeup, f8Cl.a1. Niii, WllJdn8. ~
..._ brow tinting, body mwage, Mtt gtow, "-"
room Md .ten•"' ·
"We have a 1taff of 50. Including tome of the nn.t "*
nd• ...... g""ri"* .. ,., thr .. mMMUMI, and six people at the front delk Jue!
to Mf'Yk:e dJ•nt1 who come lnL" 5'YI B~Amooo the tacwu..
at Europa are two )acuzzls, three steam rOOfM, eec:tt wttti prtvMe
lhower, and• boutique. You can opt for a "~ of plMM.n'' to
truty experienc. Europa styte.
_ "It's one of the excttlng things we do," says a.Mou. ''You 1tart
with 1 Jac:u:z:zt, then have • facial, pedicure. manicure, htilr styting
and lunch Jn between. "lt'a a wonderful gift. We CM_..,.,, wrap
your Chrlltmu packages while you enjoy the d.y and have them
ready for you when you leave," she says. "We at8o have a Mt
makeup artist." ·
Ellropa wffl continue to cater to Its clients In every wey for
the holidays, with a small boutique Including gHt ttema and hair
accesaorlel. The gift wrap service-also wlll be avWl&ble.
Ballou also ·stresses community lnvofvement. "We go to
functions and donate lime for such organization• u the Chldren'a
Cancer Reaearch Clinic, the American Cancer Society and the
Hoag 552 Club." -
Europa Salon and Spa Is located at ~1 NewpOf1 Center
Drive, Suite 320 In Atrium Court. For appointments and lnfor-
m1tlon. call 759-800-4.
Children's Bookshoppe turns 20
The Children's Booklhoppe has been a I<><* tradition for the
put 20 years.
"We juat celebrated our 20th annlverMry," aaya preMnt
owner Joan Plzz.o. who has owned the store (now at ltt Weatctlff
locatlon) for the laat 2~ yeara. ....
Pizzo also la the author of three books for chUdren about the
Back Bay: "Little Crumb." "Amy Avoc:et" and
"Pelican 8111." All three are filled with lllus1ratJons
by the late Disney Illustrator Claude Geronlml.
Pizzo purchased the store from aecond
owner Sarah Brent. who worked for the founder
of the atore. Trude H1rper. The Chlldren'a Book·
Shoppe waa orlglnally opened In Coron• det .M•.
Trldltlon la deflnltety alive and well at the
Chlldren'a Booklhoppe. B•ldel carrying a large
Mfectlon o1 ci.-C children's tllea, the shop
offers atory hOUra .ax daya a week,• wen u 1
Peter Rabbft party In the eprtng Md a Winnie the "'-
Pooh party In eummet1kne. And In &be aprtng and faM, 8<hora end
lltustratora male• appeerancee tlltO sign booka.
With the Cht11tmM INtQf'I _IPPrOKttlng._..the ~ alee> la
preparing to trwltJfprrn ttMtt Into what Pizzo ceh "I fakytand,"
complete with Chriltmae bc>c>Q, V~tor*' min'9tur•, doll
furniture. storybook doll, end adWnt calendara.
Besidea Chrlstmaa merchandlM, the shop earn. everytNng
from ciaaalca end paperback• to puz:z1el and c1111ttea.
"W• befleve muaM: and rhythm helpa reeding,,• lot," aaya
Pizzo. heraeU a former IChoOtteecher and mother of four. Mo.t
of the book• are ortented to cNedren up to junior high ege, but
there also Is a parenting MCtlon for both chitdren and parents.
The Chldren'a Booklhoppe le tocated at 1831 Weatcffff Drive,
Newport Beach. For atory hour ttmea. call 675-1424.
Helpinr to put best foot forward
Moat of ua take our feet for granted; whether we're ltUfflng
them Into high heefs or pounding them agalnat the ~t on
a jog, or wearing handaome bUl ufllUPPC)ftlve lhoee. Or. Rodney
Gabrlet of the Southern Callfornla Orthopedk:/Sporta Madtdne
Center definitely doeen't.
"One thing about the foot: lt'a 1 dynam6c Mmb, It'• not ltatk:,"
aaya Gabriel, who la the neweat addition to the Of'thOl*NC...,.
at the center.
"In feet, foot and 1nkle probletna are one of the hotte9t toPICI
In orthopedlcl rtght now, If not the hotteat," he aaya.
Gabriel, Ilk• hfa four coft11gue1 at the center, .,. al
orthOp«jlc aurgeona. each with a eub-IPtcllltY. Gabrt9t'a perttcu-
lar au1>-apecta11y 11 the foot end ri ...
"Orthopedic 1Urg«y 11 eo complex now, lt'a ~bM to
havre the kind of grup on MCh.,.. • doee a IUl>-~lllllt,"
gya G1br1et .
"Twt.tlng lnjut1el er• the moat common lnfury of the foot end
enkle thet we .... Aleo common 11 hMf pain Md pllln In the bel
of the foot," aaya Gabriel.
WNte Gabriel ICknowledgee the hU.irdl of _,., tpOrtll on
the deMCate toot region, he 1e 1 atrono ~of.,.,...-="
11 joggtng end eerobk:ll, maintatntng that •late& "* MilCI IO
tak• precauttone. ~ In the proper toot<: •••
··~on UIW *'8ln le twd on .. '-' beoli• ..
toot 9°" frOlft rtgld to..,.. • you·re IMAf'I. llilli't •
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NIW ORLEANS -8lrrin&. an
oaltiicu °'"'ill IM Nnian Gwf.
tbe ........ U.S. economy wiU
bcsi• to rec:ower nnt ~. and a eoldrn era for laOllle ownenla.ip will
be under way bY die middle of the
I 990t. ea:ordUos to I pimd of mat•
ket 8Daly1ts.
A pend ....,bled recently in
New on.. fOr .... UaueJ ~
veation of the NatioUl A.llociation
Of Realton expect ownenbjp to be
apuned by low inflation and low
in teresl rates.
The outlook for mum is less
briabt Rents wil rite sharply, the
anatysu uid, becaYIC of a 'dwindl·
int supply of aparunents. and the
lack of incentives to build new
ones.
Barbara Allen, 1 housin1 analyst
for Kidder Peabody It Co., predfo ..
led that bOme owncnhip, whicb
bu t.JJen over die past two dee·
Ides. wiJI IOU to a new biab in the
199<la.
a.by boomen will 1xcomc_ more
prodDCtive as tfiey mo e into their
.0. and SO... and they will increue
their uvinas as they become
empty·neslCf'l, she sifcf.-ro-gber sav-
inp and productivity, she said,
"will mean IQWer intcfat rates and
lower inflation ...
Allen thinks adjustable-rate
mor1pleS could drop more lhan I
pcrc(nl, and fixed-rate loans almost
I pm:cnt by next spring. "ff we
have a shootina war in the MHfdJe East. all bets are oft:" lhe--S&id.
Though the speakas in New Or-
leans generally were in agreement
about the Iona· term· direction of the
economy, they were not in accord
about its current conclition.
Allen asserted that a recession
has arrived. pointin& to the down-
turn in construction activity
throuahout much o(lhe nation. The
other panelim. R~ E. Brinncr.
chief economist for McGraw-Hill
Financial ~rviccs Co., and John A.
Tuccillo. chief economist for the
Realton asaociation. think a rc-
::nsion is just ah,ead They exptct it
to be ··short and shallow... unless
there is war in the Persian Gulf.
Allen considers war a strong
pouibility. Brinncr thinks it's less
lhan probeble, and Tuccillo reprds
it as unlikely ... Risht now, we pre-
dict the probability of that happen-
ina at around 20 percent.·· Tuccillo
11id.
Brinner expects housing to be "a
srowth industry.. in the •90s.
"Homes will increase in value with
the inflation rate. and ... continue to
be an attractive investment... h~
said.
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CHICAGO -Sears. Roebuck
and Co. said Saturday it has bqun
notifying some store office workers
they'll either be transferred or fired
after New vear·s Day.
Th~ affected employteS arc an
undetermined number amona the
estimated 20,000 people who work
in ~as includiq customer 1ervitt.
accountina. and s-yroU in the 850
Se.n • lores across the Ntion.
·spokesman Oen.Id BuldU said.
..It's ttally 100 aoon to tell .. how
many cmplo)'ttS Ytill be affccttd.
but most work pan-time. Buldak
said.
He ..ct totne staff' funcuon WiU
be me'1fld at a bub otfic:e in so1M
stores.
"Employees dasplaccd would
have an opportunity to wort
~in a llOft, if a job urstcd.
or ~Id not have a job, .. be 11ed.
Lut tall. the company belln
-'ina ways IO improve aallOmtf ~ and an caeu. a.ldat laid.
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PHOENIX -Nalrty 700 cncti·
ton ol 11 LiDcoln S.V-.. and
Loae Aslociatioll 1ubtidiaries
WoUld be repaid uoder a .... ap.
proved btte Friday by U.S. District
Judie Richard Biiby.
Thie approval c&ean Ille way
resolution of 11 of 12 Jla:atnpeiry
Court fihnss enainceTed by Pbomj,
financier Charles Karins Jr. on
Apnl 13. L989.
The &0vemment seized lrvine-
baKd Lincoln from K.ati
Amencan Contine1'lta.l Corp.,. ~
parent corporation. next daf-
' ~ The approval alto re a
die to a proposed plan ~ Chapter 11 proccedjn.as for
can Continental. the 12th aod m t
complex Keatin& case. •
The Lincoln subsidiaries, nie-
rcsent ing S 1.8 billion in assets. o
crtd1tors more than S 120 miUialf,
''This 1s kind of the first stq> on
the way to the completion of the
American Continental pla.n, .. wd
Ross P)le. a San Diego attorney for
the substdtann
Btlb} Wlll d«1de Nov. ,30
wbe1Mr t~ approve Amencan Con-
lmental's plan "after a vote by
25.000 crednon -mostly pnva~
m\estors -who arc owed more
than S3SO million. The plan, wtritb
calls for the company's bquida&.ion
withtn t,_,o )cars, v.ouJd pay crcdl-
tors up to 21 ce nts on the dollar.
Both plans would take cff'ect
within two months.
The subs1d1anes then would 1m-
med1ately pay creditors more lb.an
S62 m1lhon from· thtjr ca5b rc-
scrv~. Contested claiMS" ~·t
another $60 million.
Tbc 'ubsid1ancs also v.--ould be
freed from Bankruptcy Court co•-
trol.
-er • Aa«::Ja.ld Pi;eP
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NOW NO LOAD
FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY
A~ mutual fund investing in a portfolio
of Orange County's finest public companies
as selected by the Fund's manager.
~ Ora~~,~~fhu
Ask how your investment in the Orange
County Gro•vth Fund can qualify as a tax-
deductible IRA contribution for 1989.
To receive a prospectus, annual rftP()rt, and the
current portfolio. call the Fund's manager and
distributor, Newpc)rt Securitfes Corporation.
(714) 957-1217
_ Ii ~tt about to 1ellre or~
jobs, tt\is free Shearson Lehman Brothers
seminar could ~ lnvUuible. Becaase
the IRS gives~~ 60 days to decide
what to ao with ~r ~9Um di!trlJu-
tion before it beeorle tmcible.
~ will discuss t~ posstie t.&.19 of
taxation on )'OUr distribUtion .. So Whether
or not you decide in favor of an lRA Roll·
over, we can~ \Kll1 make U"lltw k,lmn;.
d. . .... __ ·~-y-~.::h ~~.~T,. m 1 nuutiOh WV11'. toWanD -.nlrY'I~
)OOr individual financial~ ,
So if ~re about to receiw a ka°'P: sum distlibut~ come t.lk with• II the
ft'ff Shearson Lehman lftit.n ~ before the IRS ·:
the talk~ (Or )OU.
Call to reserve
your at today.
t Sf.AWAY COUEcnON, by K.Jthryn G. Thompson
Dev Co 2· and 3-bed room Jlcllred patio homes. From
the low S200,(XX)'s. (714) 581·2411
2. SEACUFP COURT, by Kathryn G Timipson Dev.
Co 2 bedroom plus loft and 3 bedroom mclavt homes.
From tht high SIOO,!XX>'s (714) 588-0844
3. SEACOVE Pl.ACF.. by Kathryne.~ Dev.
Co 2-and 3-bedroom enda\'t homes From tht nud
SIOO,IXXYs (714) 455-0909
4. SEACOAST TERRACE, by K.Jthryn G Thompson
Dev Co 3 bdnn plus loft and 4 bdnn detached homes. ·
NOW OPEN From the mxl S200.(.ID (714) 455-0822
5. SEAGATE COLONY, by K.Jthryn G lllompson Dt'l
Co 1-and 2-bedroom ccnbn1mums VA/FHA. From
the low SIOO,OOY (714) 458-7207
6. Sf.AWIND RIDGE, by K.Jlhryn G Thompson Dev. ....
Co. 3-and 4-be<lmom detacht'd homes From the low
SJOO,(XX)'~ (714) 458-7434
7. AUISSE, by Barran lrvrne 2-and 3-bedroom
attached homes. From the mid 51()(l.(X)O's. (714) 581-5863
8. CAUFORNIA R.ENAJSSANCf, by K.Jufman & Broad
Luxury attached 2 and 3 bedroom homes From the
low SlOO,(XXY~ (714) 380-7755
9. TifE BREEZE. b)· Lyon Comrnumues Inc paoous
3-and 4-bedroom det.x:htd homes ranging 10 2,091
square feet. From the mxi 5200,<ro (714) 831-4796
JO. 1HE CRESr, by Lyon Comrnuruues loc DlsttnctJvt
3-and 4-bedroom detached homes ranging 10 2.322
squart' fttt. From the htgh S200,00(Y (714) 831-4798
11. mE HIGHLANDS, by Lyon CommunnitS Inc.
L1JJunous 3-to 5-bedroom eXi.'CUI 1 ~ residences offer.
mg up IO 2,768 squ.trt feet from the low $300,00)'s.
(714) 831-7858
ll. SI TROPEZ, by Glen fed Devt>lopment Corp 2· and
3-bedroom condom1n1um homes aoo town.homes. From
the high 5150,CXXY!t. (714) R31-2220
13. mE WINDWARDs. by John LaU1g Homes. I· or
2-story attached homes with 2-car dtreet acc~s gar•
From the Sl60.(XX)': (714) 362-9155
14. TifE YIU.AS, by Akms Dnelopmm Co 2-and
3-bcdroom a~hed homes. 1-or 2-w dJrect access
&111 From the lllgh Sl40.(XX)'s (714) 643-0200
15. WINDSONG, by Windsong Partners. Gitr--guarded
2-and 3-bedroom wwnhornes. From $175.900
(714) 362-8050
16. CAIJFORNIA RDUCTIONS, by ~ufman i
Broad. 2-. 3-and 4-bedroom detached homes. From tht
low S200.tms. (714) 831-8306
17. WINDFLOWER, by Lyon Communities Inc.
luJurious 1-or 2-story attached homes. 1-or 2-w
tpagt. From the mid S140,(ros, (714) 362-1622
l8. CA.NT0RA. by Aki ni, On Co. 2-and 3-
bedroom townhomes. Generous rear yan1s.
from tht S160,000S. (714) 362-9200
19. APPLAUSf., by EWtC Housi~ Corp.
iJwn homes with 2-car ~. AIC,
WruJy room, lof1s and libranes.
From Sl76.990. (7M) 362-0525
21. CAlAlllA. by lpl Commuruucs lnc. LuxumJs
J.Woom llL1Ched homes Firq>bct, mclostd ~·
Fnxn the om SMO,OO)'s. (714) 362-1132
D. MNEPO IJALISO, by The Frost Group Catt-
~ 2· '> ~Mdroom UM'llhomes. ltnnis coom/
· ~ r~llltles. From the mid SlOO,tros.
(714) 643·8640
MISSION VIEJO
COMPANY
v
When it comes to home ln:es in
Orange <:ounty, ix roost of us the
bottom line is way out of line.
Aliso Viejo is different. Homes here
are still available at prm that make sense, many
b under 5200,000.
Originally concei~ ~ a d«ade ago by
Mission Viejo Company, Aliso Viejo was master
planned with 51% of the community's 6,tiOO ~
permanently set aside for parks, recreati>n,
community facilities and schools. This lowely
greenbelt provides a unique setting for the wide
variety of homes now ~ble.
The perfect complement to these new housing
opportunities is Pacific Park, Aliso Vaejo's ·
centralJy located 900-acre business/
corporate research park and town cent.et
Every home will be located within about
I ~ miles of Pacific Park and its projected
22,000 job opportunities, affording many
Aliso Viejo residents the opportunity. to
bicycle or even waJk to work.
In other words, Aliso Vaejo offers all the best
in Orange O>unty living at some of the best pras
in town. And that's a better bottoDi line.
AL IS 0
VI E J 0
... for today and · ·
· t<XT¥Jrrow
I
cr~x-~
Lining u
·targets '&r
turkey Shoot
SO MANY NOMINEES, SO um.£
SPACE-I've been handing out .. Tur-
key of The Year" awards ever since th.c
column first appeared in The Pilarims'
Newsletter, but the cum:nt crop of
candidates is much too bountiful.
It's tough to pick a winner when the
finalists include so many champions
from recent pr:chmmary competitfons.
Amona those still under cons1derati9n
for the ultimate accolade:
•The Costa Mesa vigilantes who
check the qualifications of citizens
using publk restrooms. They made the
finals when they won the "If-You-
Show-Me-Yours-1-May-Show-You-
Mine" award.
•The former Denver-based Silver-
ado Savings & Loan bankruptee, now
lapping at up in Newport Riche. He
should win "Turkey of The Year"
honors easily unle<1~ he can beat the
latest rap: namely, that has luxury cars
still bear out-of-state hcc nsc plate .
thus dtpnvmg Cahfom1a of much-
necdcd re venue.
• Palm Sprangs Mayor Sonny Bono.
who reportedly will nnmc Bob Brennen
as his Orange County campaign man-
ager m a bad for the lJ . . Senate
According to Brennan. who ma1nta1ns
homes in Palm pnngs and Dana
Pomt. Bono's alrcad> decided on hi s
campaign slogan· "My Prostate's OK.
Babe.''
•The politicos who approved the
plaque for John Wa) nt's airport statue.
which lists the Duke's out-of-county
kinfolk -but shrcwedly omtts those
still residing here. That extra lcttenng
costs money. y'know.
• The number-crunchers at th e
phone company. who arc sweating out
the Big Decision: who'll go through life
as 714. who'll be 909. Personally, after
hearing all the horror storie~ about our
economy. I'm opting for 909. h's closer
lO 911
•The number-crunchers at the CaJ1-
fom1a Lottery Comm1 ion. who came
up wt th the brilhant idea of adcUna four
more numbers to the field. Tl'lll. u you
know. makes for bigger and more at-,
tractive Jackpots. As any budatt·maker
can attest. it's naccrlo win SSO million
than a measly $40 m1lhon.
There art other JUIC) candidates sull
in the running for "Turkcy of The
Year" larut'ls. and )our suggestions
v.-outd be appreciated. But don't nom1-
natc anyone named Saddam. That's too
easy
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LINE -For the Letter of The Week.
I'm indebted (1f that's the word) to
Marge Pitlmer of Huntinaton Beach.
To wit:
"You say that Robin Leach as luxur-
iating this weekend at The Ritz·
Carlton. Please Jive him my nnme and
number. in case he's plannina a how
called 'The Poor and Obscure.' "
0
A CELEBRATION AT THE CEL-
EBRATION -lran11n·bom Parvaneh
Oskooi, wife of a Newpon Beach
ophthalmol<>sist. 1s acttve in Oransc
County Ph1lhannon1c Society fund-
raisina cfTon .
She wu a special aucst of chair-
woman Ann Stem at last Wttk's •• el·
ebrat1on of Music" luncheon and
fashion show at the Hyatt Rcaency
Irvine. where more than SS0,000 was
railed to sponsor music prosrams for
our county's youna people.
Ann thouaht it would be n~ to
introduce her iunl to another Iranian·
born lady. halrnaz hah-Reis, who
•vas hclp1n1 to coordinate the fashion
.show for Saks Fif\h A•enue.
The introduction was hardly nec::aa.
ary. as Parvanch and hahnu fdl into
excited embrace. They had been ·
cla mates at Iran's Bethel olqe and
the cl<>K t offritnd in their home-/
land's happter da)' • Came the revol·
ution, and Parvaneh went to Japan,
Shahnai to Switttttand
Afer all 1hete yars. they won't be
drinina apen 1111n. yi hrvaMh,
undentandably. "We love it hett.'' -Cl •
A naTDloNw.. toaT Of' -Jftn TIUMtawllly! ..._ Pltilhlfw9oeic Soriety'a
pbyith pullltalt..,...... ..... or-
1111izalioft'1 MW btochN. h contains
IA IOftl ot mUlic-related C1UCMe1. in.
dudint thit left-handed "°9ftplimtnt
1 hilft Dr. •mutt JohMOll (1'°9-84):
MO( Ill noi• I think rRusic tt tlle -::,w:=t·; I • -~,. .,,. .. ..,. \
'
She changed the poforrnen:
Rcplacina the traditional local
dk>rale COACCft Mt the . lS ~ _
•oic.ts of tttrBoys CboiJ aHtmtem.:-t---i:-i!
e1°'9nf9
Arts Center bo9rd chairman WUllam Lyon and Cendteetght Concert cnetrwomen Clll Woodman.
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The youn1 men will Oy to <>ranee
County counesy of American Alltmes.
Tbe Hyatt Retcncy is providina com-
plimentry lod&ina for the ta.leaWld
ianer<ity kjds, auarantccd to ajve new
manina to "Joy to the World."
She chanted tbc amblantt:
Elegant 10vatat1ons. with a newly
created sianature monop-am designed
by Tiffany and Company display artist
Fmt Chuana. beckon 00t1nty gentry to
tM drcswd-to-the-holaday-hilt black tJe
and ballaown soiree. Chuana and
Manti. Motsinger of Ruffied Tulip will
tnn fonn the ballroom into a v..inter
wonderland For impact, the duo wtU
pepper the ce11Jn1 with snow-frosted
lllvn k1 1n1 balls. Din1na tables -
_.here the $2SO per plate pctilt' ffiet
with shnmp deJOf\lhe WJU be con~
_,,ed -w1 U sparlde 1 n wbj te~n
wbi te fcstJve finery. A blue Tiffany box
will sracc each place scttJna.
One th1na won't change ... preferred
1eaung to Iona lime concen supponers.
"E'ef)'one will get the same table
location they've had m thc past."
Woodman confirmed. Whew!
Dun ng our photo session. Center
board chairman General Wilham Lyon
confided that he and has ph1lanlhropic
.,,fe Walla Dean ha'c never attended
the (andlc hght Concert -but he plans
to Ix there this )Car
For 1 change
A fall harvest' of rme ·hooks lor yoUngsters
Before I share my stash of arcat new
fiction for qes 8 and older, let's look at a
couple of tOO-Jood-to-waat picture books.
First is Judith Viorst's hilanou "Ear-
rinp!" (Alhcncum, $13.95, ages 6 to 10).
Anyone who's been around a little airl
detcnnincd to Jct permission to have her
cars pierced for beautiful earrinas will
giggle knowinaJy at Viorst's humorous free
verse: "I want them. I need them. I love
them. I've got to have them."
In her unrelenting pemstence. the girl
even promises to be nice to her httlc
brother. All these exaggerated dramatics
come alive in Nola Langrcn Melone's
plucky. full-page Illustrations. From stan
to finish •• jewel.
Another season sparkler 1s 8111 P~t's
"Cock-A-Doodle Dudley" (Houghton Mi f-
flin. S 14.95. aacs 3 to .9). Like the hcroe
1n each of his 3.4 earlier read-aloud stone •
Pcct's Dudley 1s a lovable underdog
(undcr-rooste(.t) whose honest} tnumphs
-1n this cue over a "brute of a goose ...
Not to be mi 5ed by Pttt fans.
Now for some temfic fiction:
Toppina my hst is Joan Lanprd's "Tua
of War" (Lode tar, SI 4. 9S. 11CS JO and up).
No contnved mystery can ariP a rrader as
tightly as human sufTcnng. CSl>CC1nl h when
.1&'••11• 19/
it's based on fact When 1-i-year-old twins
Hugo and A tra Peterson 0~ theu home
an l.Jat, 1a With thcar family to escape
approaching Russians 1n I 944. trqcdy
stn kc\ After a dreadful SC4' voyaac to
Germnn~. Hugo 1s trampled by fellow
refu&tt\ dt'spcrate to ~ch the train. Not
rtalmng that Hugo has fallen. his famll.y
board~ S<-' crnl da) !I later 1 kmd German
See BOOKMARKS/II
Move to La Quinta agrees
with Floss Schumacher
Fl.oa PUTS IN nzETINGLY ~·
DMln't f1ou Schumacher look fit and
terrific at last ~kcnd's Opera BaJr.
"I've finally fbund the hJht at the end of
the tunnel," ildM1t1 the cultural first Lady
of O.C. -whO ilippect out of town oh~
quaetl) after tM family manse an Dover
horet cloted eecrow last month.
he and husband Ed (who's ef\joyina ht
tttittment by •ndina end.Ins houn on
the f(>lf coune) bne putchalCd a home 1h
La Quinta.
floa •YI she'll always be a "b' <ity
pr1.'' bUt tlle diem air is euy on her
anhntis -and * admit to havina
riftded • bftiek ft-om her tthcchalH>ustina d\aritablt lftVOfWftlenlf..
••t11 bt1 tMre AN I lot o( pcoi* Who
dori'l cvn kl90W we're eone. .. ..,. dllc <>pm.a Pllcifk board cMirman. wtlo ..,_.
in • hottl tune durina her quid Vi 't to
town.
:ba~-4ddml CWdt '~ tit the won .. IOCMUmc toc>Qo .. Ille PfO'liilcl.
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Tliianday, No•embtt'29tlll from 6:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.& ..... _ _....
1«Ha Lind• Fortin, ttSitt~d dif'lif'ian
to leem lhf' 1ttttt1 of uqui1ilf' (bul heahlay ) edjltlee
Rec:ei•f' "food lor thought" inC'luding rttlpea for
• inlHj 1-tttl
• Heart-ltHhhy En•~
• uptt "•lad
• Tipt on how to malr .. llollda} •·u ontH the laeahlay way.
S.mpln uf "nulriliou• nlbblt'1'"
C•rtst•a• ........ It): .. T••• He•~••'' Fe.II•••• l•terler Destp.
from 11 ./
....,,man finds Huao near death in
the woods.
As Hua<> ~ven ever IO llowty
in tM simple, carina home of the
lianalman, his family mourns bis
lcm. They are struglina to reach
Leipzia, to take refu,e with a friend.
After the war Hugo tries to join
his family In Leipzig. but he finds
the friend's house reduced to rub-
ble. Neighbors tell him that chil-
dren died in the bombina.
Just as the Petcrsons' are about to
ship out for Canada, Astra spots
Huao in a crowd in Hambura.
Their joyous reunion is clouded
only by the choice Hugo must make
between his family and his fianccc.
Lingard drew her story from ex-
periences her Latvian husband had
they crate to abidd tMmselves
, from their mitenble lives. Ovcr-Weisbt and lonely, Lori becomes a
mermaid in her bedroom. Embar-
r'llled by her family's home-lalnas. Vern imaaines she's a star
fairy.
Once they become friends. the
&iris share their private worlds.
Although Vern's perents can never
save enough from their minimum-
waae jobs to lettle down. Lori's
acceptance of Vern in her ill-fitting
clothes and urik.empt appearance
speaks dearly about a growing
sroup in our society. Grove's com-
passion stretches to the roots of the
probltm, and she wisel y avoid s pat
answers.
lci~{flel ........ ~ ........ Re&ervations required for 1his event which in fleeing the Russians. Her charac-
indudes sumptuoua aampling and delightf uJ door prizes ten strugle physically and emo-
In ... Saturnalia" (Harper. S 12.95.
qes 12 ind up), Paul Aeischman
reaches back 300 years to portray
Characters from sevn-al cultures
that collided during Boston:s early
colonial days. Most memorable 1s
Wiiiiam, a bright Nampnset In-
dian who was taken as a boy from
his tribe and who has become a
talented apprentice to the kind
printer. Charlie Currie. Despite bcioc treated well, William searches
e~cry night for his brother or other
tionally with the ghastJin~s or war. IWl••0 Q:"-fll~Mn.. . I d ed ,._1.1.t'I. (Tl4) "'""'" na. s.. starvation. surv1va an unei1:pect _____ 11 moments of compassion. A superb
novel h> the last word.
Another kind of desperateness
brings Vick Grove's story much
closer to home today. In "Fastest
nen an ffie 'West, utnam..
$14.95. ages 9 to 12), l~__year-old
Lori Sumner is coping with losin1
her best friend when she meets an
aggressive ragamuffin named Vern.
Both girls li ve in fantasy worlds
Actions by others in the story
illustrate the colonists' rigjd moral
code, their poverty and survival on
dull diets in a cold climate.
Aeischman's tense drama JUSt
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With more excellent novels than
space to review them in detail. let
me make an annotated list of tbt
best of the rest:
• First arc three fut·peced stories.
In "Weaset"' (Macmillan, Sl2.9S,
qes 9 to 12). Cynthia De Fcli~
creates a heart-thump1n1 tale of evil
and how an innocent 12·ycar-<>kt
boy faces it without compromi1in1
his ethics. Perfect for a reluctant
reader.
•Jn "Toughboy and Sister" by
Kirkpatrick Hill (McElderry.
S 12. 95, ages 8 to 12), a brother and
sister. ages 11 and 9, are still
mourning their mother's death in
cb1ldb1rth when they ~uddcnly. must
fend for themselves after their
father dnnks himself to death and
floats down n ver from their remote
summer fi sh camp in the Alaskan
bush. Some introspection and plen-
ty of self-d iscipline surface as the
summer wears on and no one
comes for them.
• Kristina Grqory's episodic new
work "'The legend of J imm)'..
Spoon" (Harcourt Brace
Jo~v-lCh, $14 95,_ages._8. to 12)
stretches plausi bility but captivates ,
with the bold adventures of a· boy
who ru ns away to live Wlth Indians
so he can have the horse his fa1hcr
has denied him.
•The first .of two solid sequel
novels is Jea n Craighead Gco'le's
"On the Far Side of the Mounta1n"
(Dutton. $13.95. ages 8 to 12). Back
from "My Side of the Mountain,"
Sam Gnblry has bis pcacdul
mounuun home upset by bis sister.
Ali~. and by the sneaky theft of his
beloved falcon. Frightful. Still full
of Sam and his wayJ in the wild. the
novel's a little shy in developing
Alice's character.
•Mildred D. Taylor's "'Mississippi
Bndge" (Dtal. $1 2.95. ages 8 to 12)
is the first m her nch lopn fami ly
saga to b( told by Jeremy Simms, a
10-ycar-old white boy. When too
many people show up for the rural
bus ru n to Jackson. all the black
people must get off. As they walk
home in the rain. the bus passes
them and then suddenl y plunges off
a rickety bridge into the storm-•
swollen ri ver. With big pnnt and
plenty of drawi ngs by Max
Gi nsburg. Taylor's story is easy to
read and hard to forget.
8 Finally. a work tha t tnggcrs
though ts about sinct"Ttty. matunty
and ant1c1patmg the future is Brock
Cole's "Ceh ~" (Farrar. Stra us and
G1rou:\. S 13. 95. ages 12 and up). At
16. Celine 1s left for the summer
with her 22-year-old stepmother
while her father lectures m Europe.
The sit uation 1s npe for clashes and
looking in....,ard to find a way to
independence
-By J•dy Gfftll
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patty. wine selections must be
pkaliftt 10 the patest number of
your aunt~ and thoukl include --tevcraJ diO'tttnt varimlt ranainc ... ,
from dry to a ll"'Ch Ot1 the 1-i -81 side. A wen chilled White Zinfandel
ls 11 popular as ever, and the
current rtleases from Berinaer.
Fetter and Sqhesio are all aood
value. · ·
A well made Owdonnay from
such notcWorthy producers such u
Calllway '(Temecula), Clos du Bois
-llSYOLVING aim... Murat Doy boo turned up at Ben -·1. .. 0lmatJ EimM 11 doiaa a
-1d ol fOOd for Ille cuiaiac: at Ille
Diwyt1ncl Hotd .. .ucl SalVlllOrc
Troia it beck ·on stair al The Ritz. .. a .
(Sonoma) and Cakdlttad (N-· llW'l&Y-
Vattrey) are all crowd plcuers. That lleek-fiaured model you've
Don'I ov~ the white varictalt been xeina around Lido Marina
wMn perty plannins. as there arc Villeae lhowina off _!Omc rat~~
several stunnina alternatives io the seiy lookina Melrose Avcnune-typr
often ubiquitous Chardonnay. duds is the Charmaine in ··aw--
If you arc look.ins for somcthina maine Cbarmainc/Edward Alston,"
1 new bouliqus ...._ 6" m :~ by
Edward SI. Cloir ..i -··· 0
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You"re: •I '•-••..a &nat
if, you ba-'t--IO F-
lsland oa • a ' 111 Nellldly.
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Ind his Old &118 .. I l90Wilbk concm. ~ ia Ille muaic: of
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I love-it --~ liiCh sim~
ly isn't the cold-baned ditisl pa.cc:
m1ny or its critics woukl hlive you
believe.
aked apples with a glamorous touch
Give homey baked 1ppln 1 aJam-¥. ctp 1llverff 11...-1 .
rous upda1e with phyllo douah for Ice cream (.,t-.t)
Th1ntlaivin1 surprise. Shape ftam-R.a11la S.eee (redpe fol·
ach dntert in a custard cup for lewiJ
tcr bat.inc and ~Y acrvina-. ~ -Bruifi. I sheet o( the phyllo ~SC phyJIO .dOUah IS very. thin II dough with 50me O( the melted
nes out ~u1ckly: ~ort W\th o_M marprinc or butter. (Remove I
httt 11 I time, kcep1n~ the rem;un· shttt of the phyllo at a time,
n1 sh~ts 1~vtted With a dlmp keeping the rcmainina sheets covs
per owe · crcd with a damp paper towel.)
APPLES IN PHVU.O
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Repeat brushing and layerin.a with
the rcmainina margarine and
phyllo.
C ut phyllo stack lcnalhwise into
six strips. Cut strips·crosswist into
thirds, forming I 8 rect1naJcs
about (>.. by 2-inches. Gently press
three rectana.les into each of sil creased 6--ounce custard cups so
that the entire cup is covered.
Place a woodcnshandled spoon
Don't forget ••• '"'•'~ Cla11lfled1 Diiiy Plat i? 642-5678
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Or chops1ick on each side of an
apple to prevent slicing throu&h to
the bottom of the appk. Cut 1pplc
into thin wedges. cuttina lhrec-
quanm or the way lO. but not
through. the bottom. Repeat with
rtm1inin1 apples.
In a small bowl combine supr
ind cinnamon. Pl~ an apple
into each phyll~lined custard
cup, Sprinkle apples with suprs
cinnamon mir.tutt. Fill each apple'
cavity with the almonds (1 sca.nt
tablespoon). Ptact custard cups in
a I 5-by IQ... b y I-inch bakina pan.
Bake in a 37 5~ F oven 25
to 30 m inutes or until phyllo is
goklen and apples are tender. Cool
sli&htl y. Carefully slip dcs5erts
onto individual plakS. Place a
small icoop of ice cream atop each
1pple; top wilh warm or cold
Rum-Raisin sauce. Mites 6 ser-
vinp.
RUM·RAISll'O!i1'UCE: In a
heavy small yucep1in stir t~
YJ cup packed brown supr And I
tablespoon cornstarch. Stir in 'h
cup water and 1-Jrd cup raisins.
Cook ind itir over medium heat
until saU« is thickened ind bu~
bly; cook and slir 2 minu.lel m<>ft.
Stir in I tablespoon rum. Serve
saU« immediately or cover sur-
face with clear plastic wrap; cool.
Nutrition in(ormalion per ter·
vina: 329 cal.. 2 1 pro .• '6 I carb., ,
12 1 fat. o ma chol, 134 me
sodiufl.'I.
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111ullfr• '° overcome lddicUoo '°
diet pill1 ..... --.... ~"' mattic depr'alion.
••1r·1 1m delipied by the
respoose my book received." she
uid, ...... l most importantly rm
moved and arati6ed. humbled
·A lfOUP called S.P.1.N. (Srreet Tun:oiJOClallliw:dinclar,Md,_
Peos* in Need) sponton AA meet-can reach her at 7,7.J-4'6
inp (or thf homem and NDS I 0
auaranteed a1>1nment payment I .-Qor 'Ill& ... ...,
Pf'OIT'lm cumntJy bousinf' IO fam. m• ii~ ha,!:1':1~~,~=~Ylcinc N!1v~~1u~~·~~;;;:r:::
kits. clothina. ponchos and bus the baby vino-.. wwi n to••
Pllltl to lhc needy -and, u of been delivered ~ 1 Joa.a w.,..
Ociobtt, 20 mm and women hive loot.alike"~ oe bm'Q*s:t -tiw.
come in off the strttt throuah their this is the r111t year di.tea .....
Sublllnc:e Abuse ltc:babiliu.tion from France CIA land It The l:>Ue°•
Protram and are currcntuly in namnake Nrpon.
detox and tecQvery ~·-_ The~lookalike-ac\or.::tcrwrii.,.r---t
Fiftlncial counsclina and student on time -but the bone .,....
tutorina -11-wdt-u career as-showed ·up. ---
sisu.nce -t,re provided by the Stuck m wlfac on die COMI
Newport-bucd a.roup. Olariene Mell F .... y. DO doubt. ..
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/om us for a uadmonal ThiqVI!\'! dinntr m C..Jo Mire
" lh< new W at<tfton1 Hilton Hoed ond Rtsort.
Caz< upon B'h miles oE uninimuptrd sandy coudinc
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Sam Frucis. DJ,, Hall. Ji•
M~ Kris Coa. Rolud Rei-.
Lilddie Joltn Dill. K.im Abdel.
l.obeft Amfton, and the UD·
dilcoveftd pias ~ the Oran,e
Coat: Vladimir Sokolov.
Tbe moet oolleciable canvu at
the .. Novd ldeu'' Cllhibit WU .. £x.
pteuions of Forces.. by Antonio
Arellanes. The most over-valued
and demeanina was a contrived
~ of work by Gene Maslow he
called .. Cen10nhip is Novel Cruci-
Fiction ...
Each year the LAM ooncep-
tualizes the popular event with a
specific theme that in theory or-
ganizes the contributing artists.
Each of the more than 125 anisu
panicipating in the ninth annual
live an auction received a paper-
back novel in rhe mail as inspira-
tion for their piece. The response to
the inspiration vanes with some
anists creating a work based on the
theme while others do their own
thing regardless of the LA M's wish-
es.
The two most independent,
borderina on oontrovenial, pjec:es
submitted were by Jors Dubin and
Lilli Muller. Dubin was the in-
stiptor of the Festival SfJt con-
troversy that rocked the Festjval of
Ans last year while Muller had her
work ousted from a rcstalmant at
Fashion Island by the Irvine Co. for
being too expliciL Lt dido 't xem to
faze an lovers who bid spirited~)t
for tM an despite the cold shivers
running through the international
art market right now.
Phoebe er_unner:s "Otwl" I• currently thowtng at the Olene
Nelson Gallery.
In the past years ideas have in-
cluded "Best of the Eighties" in '89
that was very, very successfuJ in
both anist and collector response to
the theme. The worst was in '88
when the museum sent a piece of
reflective mylar for "Rcfleaions &.
Illusions" a theme 1hat almost none
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Somethina is catalyzina the
creativity of flashy Columbian
peintcr Orlando Apddo-Botcro
commonJy known as Orlando A.B.
In his current onc--man exhibitfon
0 Luz.. at downtown Laauna
Beach's posh Enaman International
Gallery. Orlando e•perimenu t!Vith
a titanic acrylic cubicle the si~ of
most hv1ng rooms. The sculpture-
like work "Cubiculo-Extensioncs
Del Pintor" 1s proof of an expand-
ing consc1ousness.
In fac1 the entire exhibition is for
Orlando A. B. a real dcpanure from
the normal Byzantine-style glitz
that is his normal aesthetic. a look
that has. due to its suc.ccss, 'Created
a swaths: ·
the Orange Coast art scene.
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owner of the pllery, will unveil an
exciting project that has already
cost more than a quarter million
dollars, the En&man lnternatfonal
Sculpture Garden. to what-will un-
doubtedly be a stunned public. The
quaner-acrc 'lite will be feature hte-
si.ze to monumental works by estab-
lished and emef'lina anists. It
misn to transform that section
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hottest art spots in the Americas.
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Engman's main competition for
the attention of the collectors is the
Diane Nelson Gallery. The Nelson
is currently exhibiting "Triad:
Three Cali fornia Painters" 1hrough
Nov. 15. They arr the eccentric
Jonathan Burke. Nelson regular
Phoebe Brunner. and previously
unknown Mark Beck.
Beck. of San Luis Obispo. 1s a
wondrous discovery for the Nelson
and easil} the star of the show with
a mastery of 1echn1que and sense of
balancC' rarel) w11ncsscd. A dclin1l~
hot property, with his work nearly
sold out according to the gallery
staff. they consider him a
phenomenon. W11h aood reason.
His superb landscapes manipulate
geo metric form and light into pro-
vocatl\ e statements of symbohc
stature.
Juxtapo~d against Beck. Ni':w
York-born Brunner's contnbut1ons
to .. Triad" pale in10 confusing com-
positions of personal interest that
fail to translate. Though feature(! on
the cover of the L.A. Times Calen-
dar in '86 and easily lhe most
known of the three. her blurry
imagery and ludicrous iconography
in the Nelson exhibit art ap-
propriate only u • contrast to the
relevance of Mark lkck .
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and Mrs. Norman Duncan ot wen' Gavin Herbert. Jobn
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bridal aown with a full skirt Sta.Die)'. ·
embellished with teed pearls and
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Melina Ja~ Duncan. of Saratop lace cmbroidmd ·with seed pearls
came the bride of Richard Paul and sequins &Dd was fashioned with
ausman. son of Mr. and ~ IIf'IC puffed stttVes and an off-the-
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E_.tnd. ~IMrricd Sept. 22 in
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Mr. and Mrs. John Edwin Van
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She wore an off the shoulder V-
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and edged in a leaf pattern. The full
skirt ended in a chapel train edied
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and ushers wen Lee Cokiro.. wilb KIPIJe IUppe Gamma IOIOri-
brotber of the briclqroom. ty and as an architectural dtsiper
Christopher Davis, Timotby with Wimberly, AllUon. Tona and
Moriarty and John ad Todd Van Goo. Architects.
Dtll. brotbm ot 1be tlrilk. -Attndanu-forthc~
The couple ttt at home in Lon· Mary Bue:kinabam. matron of
don after a weddina trip to Hawaii. honor and Elana O'Brien. maid of
She is employed by Wilson. honor. both sisten of the bride,
Geraory and Aebatwd. a deli&n firm in London and be is in the
buildina track.
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SL Brendan's Catholic Church in
Los Anaetes was the trttina for the
Oct. 20 weddina of Maureen -C.
O'Brien and Gerald N. ..Nick~
Madigan. son of Gerald F. Madipn
and Mrs. Maria Madipn, both of
Costa Mesa. The Rev. Michael S.
Baker officiated. The couple srccted
their guests at a rec:epllon 1n the
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enn State
¥ational championship
1icture clouded even
nore by 24-21 upset
ry M .. DeCourcy
Mpp9 ................
NOTRE DAME. Ind.
:Ollqe football's national
lwnpionship race was thrown
•to disamy with Penn State•• 2 .. 21 vic--
>ry qainst top-ranked Notre Dame Satur-
ay.
Tor a -chanae. "1hrown" is not an inal>'
ropriate verb. to use in connection with a
'enn State. victory.
Quanerbeck Tony Sacca completed 20
f 34 pus attempu for three touchdowns
nd a career-best 277 yards .. tbe Lions
hocked a crowd of S9,07S at No~ Dame
tadium. ,
"Tony arew up tOday," Coach Joe
'atcmo said.
Saoca•s l .. yard touchdown pass to tiabt
nd Al Golden tied -the score with 7: IS
emainina, ano :teshman Crai1 Fayak then
t0n the pme with a 34-yard field pl
tith four MCX>nds left.
The victory was the ei&hth in a row for
lo. 18 Penn State (S-2). whkh could reach
he Top 10 off this upset. Notre Dame (8-2)
1 likely to fall from its precarious perch
top the polls. with Colorado. Miami,
lrigham Youna and Georgia Tech easer to
eplace it. A change at the No. I spot would
ie the sbth this season.
.. It's hard to describe the feeling," said
ailback Leroy Thompson, who ran for S6
·ards and caught seven passes for another :J. ..Everybody was hugging each other.
nd there were guys crying . . . I was
rying." .
Penn State had wanted to wait untH after
his pme before making a decision on a
10wl, but the rush by bowls and schools to
vrap up deals last weekend left the Nittany
..ions out of the New Year's Day spotli&ht
,nd with a Dec. 28 game against Aorida
itate in the Blockbuster Bowl.
Even with the Supr Bowl possibly
lumping Virainia, athletic director Jim
rannan said the Lions would not renege
10 their commitment to the Blockbuster.
"We've still got a big game against Pitt.
ind that'~ all l want to think about."
>atemo said. "We've aot a good matchup,
me of the better matcbups."
Penn State had to rally from deficits of
4-0and 21-7, but its defense held the Irish
corelcss and pennitted only 76 yards in
he second half. Paterno said his secondary
vas living too much room to the Notre
)ame receivers in the first half and playing
nore aggressively was the key to turning
IJ'ound the pme.
All-American flank er Raghib Ismail did
1ot play for Notre Dame in the second half
ICCIUSC of a thigh injury, after pining 109
·ards in the first 30 minutes.
"No doubt we have built our offense
1round him," Coach Lou Holtz said, ''but
'OU have to rise to the occasion."
After Notre Dame built its lead m the
irst quarter on a 22-yard touchdown run
•Y Ricky Watters and a 12-yard run by
rony Brooks. Sacca threw a 32-yard score
o Terry Smith on a fake reverse play to
nake it 14-7.
Notre Dame took a 21-7 lead into half-
ime after an ovcrpowenng 92-yard dnvc
~pped by quarterback Rick Mircr's I-yard
live.
Mirer. who finished 8 of 21 for 161
1ards, threw two second-half interceptions
hat set up Penn State scores. The first was
ticked off' by Marie D'Onofrio in the third
1uarter and returned 38 yards. Sacca fol-
owcd with his I I-yard touchdown toss to
:i&ht end Rick Sayles.
Penn State drove toward a tie with two
SM PENN STATE/Cl
u.1111 ...
Penn St. 24, Notre Dame 21
Maryland 35. Virginia 30
EICIJll ...
USC 45, UCLA 42
Oregon 6, Oregon St. 3
Stanford 27, California 25
Michigan St. 29, Northwestern 22
San Diego St. 40, New Mexico 34 "-···. New Mexico St. 43, f ullerton 9
long Beach St. 29, UNLV 20
San Jose St. 42, Fresno St. 7
Washinaton 55, Washington St. 1 O
Colorado 64. Kansas St. 3
Houston 84, E. Washinaton 21
BYU 45, Utah 22
Clemson 24, South Carolina 15 Georfl Tech 42, Wll&e Forest 7
Florida St. 35, MemP,hts St. 3 .
Tennessee 22, Mississippt 13
Tua 38, TCU 10 w •
Miami 42, BOston Collece 12 ~
Florida 47, Kentucky 15 •
loWI 31, Purdue 9
lioil 24, Indiana 10
liclliDn 35, Minnesota 18
Giiio 1t~c 35, WlsCOftSin 10
Album 33, Georai1 }()
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PASADENA ~ UCLA red-Ii tlairt f'retllman quanerback
Tommy ~ bad tbe pme
of tbe day. a pme USC quar-tett.ck Todd Marinovicb couldn't 1111*er
11 a ftld.tbin freshman last teUOn in tbe
crolltown rivalry.
lut in tbe end it cbdn •t matter &bat
M8ddoll bad let Bruins• Ii~ re-
c:Oi'dl for pwiQS yardale and total o&me
While alto laldina his team in nllhi.na-
lt was Marinovicb and tbe Trojanl wbo
outlu1ed UCLA for a captivatina 4~2
Plcifk-10 Conference football viclory
...... tl,Oll at &be ROie lowl .....,,
MMeiMcla ud UIC h8d tbe .... ....,.
...,.. pa11111ioa ia &be pme, caDDilim a
sf".-iond. n~. 1s-yant drive Willi •
2).'9ftl toa1ldown ... to fmbnwt wide
receiver Jobnie Mor10D in tbe left awmr
of die .. .,. witb 16 leeonds remainilll.
°1'be pl8y WM aa I I-yard c:omebKt (oft'
•poll pettan). .. Monon •id. .. We ID8de
.. adjuMmeat before the play. Tbe only
pl8CC be could throw it WU riabt in the corner. I was covered, but Todd threw the
ball ript on. He couJdn•t have thrown a
better.,.... ..
For Mor10D, it was a hiably unexpected
performance. He caUlht four P8ltCI for 70
yards and two toucbdOwns., the other ecorc
comlm&·• .................. "' dlllllill dnt mi ........ IO p USC
8 JI.JS lllCI Willa J:0t II R6mi... '
.., .. Miiied IO Wj die llUl." laid
~ W11o broke• piMy T .... y Difllt ill ud ... ~a dat clurinc the ~ ... •~er npeCled ~ ..
U9C Cmcb I.any Slllida edded. '"TbOle
Wiie IWO fu&utic ClllCba He broke bit 6.,.. m pnctice ...s ... ~,a little
split oe it. la wa a 11u1iimdout dfOn. two
be~ catches."
Tbe win improved Hancock Bowl-bound
USC IO 1-2·1 overall, S-2-1 in tM Pac-10,
entaias next wcek•s rqular season finale
allimt NoVc Dame at the Coliseum. lJCLA ftnilhed JS-6 overall. ajvini the
.Vial &'GRll uUW ..... I PW fir ..
ftnt time 8ace IMW.. ne...-trs ,.. ...............
any of tbe 60 mere'• ol IM r:TJ rivals. Tbe 17 ...... r11• ..
standard let iD a '"° U9C *'°"ii I the first ever m11?"Z.af tllle lWD W .. ru never ro.t · OM, .. S-. •' 1
.. It bas to be our f.enu• wia al~.·
UCLA Coedl crry Da bane llM -22 yan of the rivalry .. a ..... ..,.
and coech. .
... don't mow qw1e boW IO sum up Ila
e pme except IO •Y it .. a dailliC,"
Donahue· wet ··we cenainly coUld .....
won it as easily u we loll it. From as
S.. THNU.ERJl1
Marinovich
savors late
drive to win ·
By Jon Ferguton
Or-. Coe9t ~ Plot
PASADENA -Todd Marinovicb··~
frnbman season may have produced me
drive, but his sophomore year may bave
produced the win.
When Mannovicb drove USC 91 yards
to a touchdown in the wanina minu1e1.for
a victory over WasbiQaton State lut year,
11 ushered Mannovicb in ~ona the na--•
lion's elite poised q~
But Saturday at the Rote BoWl.
Marinovich drove the Trojans 7S yards in
the ftnal I: 13 of the fourth 4uart.e:r 1or a
'4S-42 victory over crosJtown rival Ua.A
Was this one a Little more special since
it came against UCLA?
"Oh yeah! By far." Marinovich said.
..This drive was a littJe like (the Wub.ina·
ton State drive). but this is UCLA. not
Washington State."
The 87 potnU were the most ever scored
in the nvalry, break.ins the record estab-
lished in the first mcctina of the two teams.
1'his lS the best I've ever seen siJKlt rve
been wa1ctuna it... Marinovica said-
Mannov1ch had a bia hua waitina for
Wldc receiver Johnnie Morton on the side-
line after the frnhman from South Tor-
rance lunced to grab Mannovicb's 21-yatd
1eonng to s into the left comer of the end
zone with 16 seconds mnainina in the
game.
tlCLA quarterback Tommy Maddox acrambfee away from USC defender9 Gidk>n Murrell (left) and Matt Wiiiig. See MARtNOVICHJC7
Coast rules
Rustlers bow out,
give Coast credit
for game well-played
By Howard L. H81ld'y
Orenge CcMt Delly Pilot
COST A MESA -Like tbe
season they just completed.
the Golden West Collqe
RustJen football team started
fast and ended up on the short end of a
17-6 score in their annual grud&e battle
with Orange Coast College.
The Rustlers won their first four pmes
this season. split the next two and then
dropped the finaJ four.
Saturday night at LeBard Stadium on
the OCC campus, the Rustlers took ad-
vantage of a pair of early OCC turnovers
to post a 6-0 edac on a pair of 32-yard
field goals by Wayne Duplantis, Jr .• and
held a 6-3 adva ntqe at halftime.
Bobby Sylvia set the early tone for lbt •
game when he recovered a fumble on tbe
first OCC offensive play of the niahl The
Rustlers moved down field to the OCC IS
before callina on Duplantis to kick bis
first field goal.
Then Mitch Melbon intercepted a pass
at the GWC 4S on the next OCC Kries
and the ball-control runnina pmc of the
Rustlers moved to the IS apjn before
calhna on Duplantis for his second cffon.
See RUSTLERS/Cl
puts Gol West away, 17-6
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Golden W•t'1 Jim Mansfleld (left) draga dOwn Greg AngelcMc.
· Steel curta in comes
crashing down , with
second -half uprising
By Rk:h.,d Dunn
0... Coeet Delly ,..,.
COSTA MES.\ -The
steel curtaJn came crasJuna
down and Oranac Coast Col-
lege's offensive front was lov-
in1 every minute of 1t Saturday niabL
.. The curtain's broken." hollered OCC-
fullback Jim WarTCn. refcrrins to the
Golden West defensive line. and a
bencfic1ary of the Pirates' offensive front.
11t'bicb won this intra-<!istnct battle in the
trenches.
··what fired me up." added Wanen.
.. was that (GWC defensive end) Keonc
Simon said we're not 1oina to run lllimt '
them. I lauahcd all week."
Most' of OC'C Coach Bill Wortman••
offensive line had been injured ~
out the teUOn, causina a Lack of com·
munication, fumbles and an etnnt of-
fensive atllck.
Thll\11 cha~, ho~ver, u soon a
the Pirates bit rock bottom apimt
Rancho Sant\lllO to the Central Divisioe
opener. fumbliQI aeven tames 1n the first
half and •embarrusu\I themselves ill
front of tbe bomc aowd.
Now, after a 17-6 viaory over rival
Golden West befoft an estimaced crowd
See STEEL CUA'.f~ •••t '''"at ,11;,..,, •w111111, -ta on,,. a.;1
By Rog« Car1son
Diiiy Plat ~ Editor
COST-A-MESA--Jt always Wtet
better when you're rully hu""1'. and
halftime deficits have a way of ICtll"I to
the stomachs of Orange Cout Collqe
football players.
SO do brash comments by the oPPOli·
tion -especially 1f the oppolition ~
pen to be \he croeHta rival Goldea
West CoDeee Rusdm.
ShoYed around ia the'first balf' en rou1e
to a 6-;3 defkit. IW Womnan·s Oruwe
Coat Piratn ..._ wath two touei-
down• i• the ICCoftd balf' S.turd81 ....
to Pol1 I 17~ victofybltbft tome J.fOO
fans •• <>CC diftcb~ Millioe C..
••eil\ce Centnl Di . c:rowa. • Ml
u ~in the~ County lowt Dec.
I . ™' .................. ...
'-• .._, .., llJ9-e win be rtlM ,......
the ""'" ~"' lllined .., Ml ...
teatOD. on their own campus. The most
likely foe will be El Cimino, another 8-2
Southland coaununity collcte football
~Wft'. • It was a llJM of t•·o sohd con~ndcn tor two qutnm. but then on the last play
o( the fin& half w difference came -in me form ot sophom0tt quancrblck G"i
AnldC>vic.
5lidclled with a "strained naht
.,..,, " ud .,atins at only .. 60
""""' cfftc'imcy." Anlek>V1C -Wned .., .. b lltit ~f cndtavon with a
tin1e ..,.. pas to Nft out the dock and
CGllit ._, t.ct so tbe drawtna bo9rd at
lllalfti• with that 6-3 deficit
.. We dida'1 ftllb that many ~Ull•
-at t.lftime. .. 8lid Wonman ... But
•kMllly we...-runnins tho b>cball. '*•111 •.ma' daina too we11.-ut. .... .... Wftllia.' .
.,. tolll ..... "lw)'. we·vc btta latft
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Business came qukkJy. The Pirate
forced a Goklen West punt -but the
Rustlers made it touch with a beautiful
40-yard effort by Roeer MoriS1Ct~ &JV·
ins OCC PQMllion at its 3-yard line.
The Bucs c:oWdn•t move it. but got
some bdp on a roupi~punter pen-
alty. t~ tot 1 ~Yard duh by wide
rtttivtt Kdlen Ploulha. on a revcne
wwth whit wu called Plouw•s first-cVtt
'*TY in OllllDiaed footblilt
It was a bis tift net it carried tht
Pirates to the owe 40. Si1 plays a.tcr. all
ndhtt by Aclrai.n 5'een and Jim Wamn,
t.be Pir.• wen camped OI\ the GWC' 7.
Aftle!Ovk IOOl tbe ... and rokd to
lus left.; cllned toWMI IM line of tcnm-
maiee. tben twMd * pilc:bed beet 10 a·
vallint Mart ~..ad. ---bbtd tk bi.It ._ ialO U..19d .-... IM p
aa.d toaildown.
1be ~WU.net. -.ver. wu ltill to
come -IM all8t Ollsl ... bwd to ~t oe .itl Mat 11a1 I•. a. lide
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Yep.
rd""' Buller for tlu<e reason~
) br~s an ideal kadoff man who
n hit aod run. aod the Dodecn
wn•t bad one-since losina Steve-
x; {b) he'1 an execli~t ckfcnsive-
•1&n1c r fielder. (c) acquisition of
:>Buttn"would tnable to Dod&crs to
put Darryl Straw~· in tither left
or right field.
:!: But wouldn't that make the out-
;ficld a little crov.•<kd with Hubie
·t\rooks, Kai Danie-ls. and Klrk
•G ibson still aro und?
"'· Well. v.-c know Gibson 1s gone so
:Crase his namc from thr black·
board .. >\nd 1he nC':-.\ to go should be
Hispanic fans.
It isn't that I want to sec
Valenzuela leave the Dodgen. I
do n't. But he has to acttpl the best
o ffer and i1 doesn't appear it will be
coming from Chavez Ravine.
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-.... Cowboys, • youac -uyine tO ncapc leYaal con.cutive
tNSOns of mitenbk: finishes; con·
"'"' tqday in NA. octlon. The Rams are J.6 after droppina
a 31·7 dccilion to one o(the NFL's
only two unbelittn teams, tbe New
York Giants. The Cowboys enter 11
l-7 -1\er droppin1 a 24--6 deCi1ioli
to the only other unbeaten, the San
Francisco 49cn.
But still, with mediocri1y the
norm in the NFC instead of parity
this season, both teams 'are within
strikina distance of the fin.al playo'fr
spot. Bul with each ·team's current
cqunc. neither appears ready
tomake the run necessary to qual-
• Daniels. who is co ming off a a
The Dodgers also need lo find a
backup catcher but that's no bi&
deal. They have Eddie Murray back
at first base and right now. one
suppo.ses Samuel is the s«ond
baSC""rtia n. Jose Offerman will prob-
ably v.'in the sho rtstop job but it
isn·1 written anywhere in stone that
hr·u be a major league supentar.
ify. .
"Maybe our playoff hopes are
almost dead. but maybe ~can set
some respect,'" Rams defensive
1ack le Doug Reed said.
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· 1crrific ye-ar (27 HR. RBI ). Mc
·,~ould be 1raded for a stan1ng
,.p1r.Mcr or rchcw:r.
lf l<Jll the Clubhouse G rump v.·as "'° tcrfific, you ask. v.·hy send him
::packing"'
:: . That's cas). The gu~ 1s playing on
:borrowed lime. He's had n1orc o p-
Jcrat1ons than U.S. m1 l 11a~ forces 1n
. Saudi Arabia. His surgical knees
• •can"t hold ou1 much lonFSr and
now is 1hc,11me 10 get somethng in
"tetum.
!~' If I v.·ere ru nning the Dodgers I'd
l':also trade Juan Sa muel. I do n't care
··hov.· v.·e\I he hn at season's end w11h
'l!l lighter ba11Thc guy is a loser v.·11h
,, ~tone h~!> who r.tnkesout w1th
. men o n Dase ~·: I'd alw If) to s1gn 1cfl-handed
_.pitcher Tom Brov.'nt ng of the C1 ~
~.c1nna11 Red\. v.·ho 1s on the marke1.
-because 11looks 3\ if Fernando
. .IValenzucla ma\ get an offer he • ~'i:an't rcfuS(' el~whert'
,, The Tcxa\ Rangers. C:al1 fo rn1 a
.. Angels. or.San Diego Padrl'S would
.. all be wcll -scr\•cd 10 consider s1gn-
1·•ing fret agent Valenzuela. who v.o n
13 game.r. last )ear and could be·
. !..come an instant hero v.·nh their ....
.\nd v.·h.a1 of third base? Well.
There's Mike Sharperson and
Lenny Harris and both played ex-
ceptionally well last season. perhaps
C\'en ovrr their heads. The
Dodgers. tho ugh. arc still hoping
03,.e Hamilton ~an return from
surgery and ifnO'f. how about the
cager kid from Albuquerque, Oa,·e
HanS('n':' He's a left-handed hitter
wi th some pop and has no prob-
lem.$. defensively,
Orc.l-Hershiscr is a problem. Will
l\e or v.on't he be Comeback Player
of the Year in 199 1? We know he
v.'as a great pilcher and we know
he's full of bulldog and we know
Dr. Frank Jobe i$ a master at
repatnng injured sho ulders.
Bu t ph ysically. can it happen so
!i.OOn? Nobod} knows, including
Orel. Ru t he has been throwing and
I'm gues!i.1 ng he'll OC the wonder
stOf) ofbao;cba\I ne~t season.
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It also marks the initial rqular
season return to the Los Ansclcs
area of OallaS quarterback Troy
Aikman. the second-year sian•I·
caller wh o achieved All-Americti
stalus under. UCLA's Terry
Donahue before bcina the No. I
choice in the 1989 draft.
Aikman has not enjoyed the ~t
of timer. in tumultuous Cowboys
country. when-he has struglcd
much of his first two years and was
recen1l y ins1ructed by Coach
Jimmy Johnson to mellow the
fashion in which he corrected play-
m on the fic::ld.
In his rookie season. Aikman
completed 155 of 293 passes (52.9
percent) for I. 749 yards and nine
t9UChdo""'1s with 18 interceptions .
He started 11 gam~ missing fi ve in
the middle of lhC. season with a
broken ~ndcx finger .
In 10 games this season. Aikman
has very similar statistics. having
completed ·162 of 296 (54. 7 pcrttnt)
fur J.713 yards and fi ve louch-
1 dov.·ns wi th 14 interceptions. His
quanert>ack rating has improved
from 55 .7 to 57.7. but still rates
SC('Ond to last in the league .
\ The Cowboys' runnin& game has
been led by rookie Emmitt Smilh
1 o ut of Florida, who has gained 468
yards. Smith, who suffered wri~I
and an kle inJu rics a week ago. 1s
probable.
Johnson. who won 85 J>('rccnt of
his games in five years at the Uni-
versity of Miami and 70 percent in
10 years al the college ran.lc,s. was
introduced to humility in r989 as
the Cowboys went 1-15.
This year. the Cowboys started
ou1 much heller, goinf 3-4 before a
recent thret-game sk id which in-
cludrs losses lo Philadelphia. 1he
Nrw York Jets and 49crs.
Dallas frll earlier this season at
home 10 the Nev.· York Giants by a
28-7 count. Sound fa miliar? But
1hcy later los1 J 1-17 in a N~ Jersey
rematch • When the ("owboys and Rams
met last December at Texas
Stadium. the Rams rallied from a
31 -2 1 fourth-<juarter deficit for a
35-31 victory. Rams quarterback
Jim Evercu hit Aaron Cox with a
1:50 remaining for the pme-win-
ner. Aikman thrt"w for 179 yards
ind four touchdowns in that pme.
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citic-10 Con-memben ""-'i Ind ArizOu
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··We-'1-e aonn1 try 10 put a stop IO It." he utd,
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Arizona Stale football COllCh I.any Marmie
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up." .
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direction" at the last minute, he said. ·
Playcn and offid.als with Mute's pro teams,
the thoenix Cardinals and the Phoenix Sun., alto
uniforfnly -view the results as an Tmbarrassntcn-t.
But Suns president Jerry Cola!'lltlo and Cardinals
COICh Joe Bugel utid it ts loo ~ly to tell whether
ttie King controveny will result in any frtt--qent
playen bypassing Phoenil.
It may have alrudy cost the .state the 1993
Super Bowl. T he NFL has said it will decide. by
March whether to move the week-long party to
another state.
Harris., Olson, Tomey and Phoenix Suns Coach
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a King holiday is a moral issue. .
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aames and I~ I: I ovcr&ll on lhe Foru.m· tee.
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shot deflected_ off defenseman Tim ..yatle!'!__ atate.
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THOUSAND OAKS -Roy Floyd
and Fred Couples called it .. a comfort
zone."
But the scoreboard made it look
.;
mon-like a golfing Twilight Zone. a ~ace of
bizarre. unlikely, inexplicable happcninp.
Their alternate-shot score was illustn111ive: 57.
Fifteen under par. , _
··Phenomenal ,'' said Arnold P1lmer. ''Th.It's a
lot of &olfin&-"'
"Unbeliev1ble." said Floyd, who twice holed
from-off the green for ea&le-l's. "Unheard of."
.. Awesome. completely awesome." said Mark
Calcavetthia who, along with teammate Ian Bakcr-
Finch, played 1n the same foursome with Aoyd and
Couples ... Fred JUSI kepi pounding it out there 320
yards down the middle. and Ray kept knockina the
stick down:·
Aoyd and Couples completed two rounds of
this thrtt-day compe1ition with a 121 total, 23
strokes under par .
"lt·s a lot of fun playing from where Freddie
put me,'' the veteran Aoyd said. "I can hil somr
gr«ns with a wedge in my hand."
S11t1dnl ellmlutn ll'lf
Gabriela Saba1ini overpowert"d ----to~sccdcd Steffi Graf. 6-4. 6-4, Satur-• •
day to join Monica Sclcs in the title -~--
match of a women's lennh; tournament • in New York.
Sabatini's victory brou1t11 a standing ovation
from a Madison Square Garden crowd of 18,209.
the mo!ll ever to watch 1 women's tennis match.
And 11 tame ri&ht after Sclcs twice came from
behind 10 defeat Mary Joe Fernandez, 6-3, 6-4. in
· thr first semifinal.
-From TW .UHCMIH Prtt1
Quote of the day
DMg Dr1bft, Pittsburgh pitcher. about
winnina the National League Cy Young
Av.•ard: "Win someth ing lik_e th is? I never let
myself think about it. even after the-season
was over. I realized that 1his was just one of
those ycan that may never happen again,
Maybe it was just meant to be that I wo n this
season. I've got 10 II)' to pitch next season like
it ne~r happened."
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ApiMt the lllllden. Oms
Coat rulhed for 195 J8rdl OD 45
carrict, led -, 61 r' an taia.ck
Adrain Sten, w9'o wmt (« 15 OD 17
runs. Warren carried for 42 on 10
tries while Mark ~picked u9~_. ••• _.,...
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injury nrtier in tile year,
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pme plan. livina tlw Pinta an
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touchdown run witb 5:20 left in t.bc
third (\\W1er wbicb pve Oran,e
Coat its first lead of t.bc pmc
(I~).
(lhrir own 3) on their first Po1-
tcs1ion of the second half. trielerina
a 12-play drive that ultimately led to
paychrt.
.. All week in practice, after rd
read all the clippinp. I kept quiet,"
Warren said. ··1 knew we'd do a pat
job and score and the coaches did a
areat job in prq>arins us.
.. (The Rustlers) were really flied
up in the bqjnnina. but we re-
bounded after a couple of early turn-
overs anchook them on:
··Yeah," Recktcnwald said ... They
auaranteed a win ...
Ptthaps, but the P1ratC1 -8-2
overall, 7-2 in the Minion Con-
fCTCnce and 4-I m the Central
Division to end the rqu.ar season
-took the pretty lady home after
the dance.
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I 0:29 left in tbe folwtll = • • up another 0....., ~
down -I 15"-yanl ~r ......
Anaelovic to 'htric:k ll.eiDy -tMa
Hatch came up witb a bcautiftll JIQ ·
late in the 111f11e IO preveilt a~
West ICOrina threaL • On founh down It die 0CX:: 17,
Rusdcn wide receiver Troy Walllr
took a ~vcne and IPf'ialed IO tie
riJht side, but Hatda ~ w.mr
and threw bim .CW a ~v...t ka.
"We tnew what tbe)'1reP..• was -they~ pna to ra. .. .W
Hatch. Wt\<> allO 1n1ac:epeed • ,_
wtth 5:22 left in the pme IO ..
another GWC rally. ""Our hat liat
and linebectcn did it. IO w1i1ea *Y
tned to ao to the air they co.ldll'l•
It.
G<**i W911 futtbactc Mike Graff (49) drtvel through Cout'1 Interior In flnt-Nltf action.
0 It wu an C>P'iOD play and I bad
only one py IO beat. .. Rccbenwald
said ... But my pay picked him up
and there was nobody in &oat of me
except the pl line. Warren pve mt
I .,at block ..S (quanerbKt GT'Ca)
.. All of our offensive hncmcn
have just clicked." Thurston sa1d.
"After gett1na beat like that (apinst
Rancho). it Just chcked."
··we knew 1f wt came out bird ._-
the tee0nd half that Ooldaa Wal
WIS bound tO make tome miM+-
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FromC1
In the ft11t quarter, Gc:itd'en West
controlled not only the tempo but
the clock M well. The RultJ:zcd
the ball for 11 :47 of IS-min te
period.
"It WU I Sood It.art fo v nd I
felt really ~" Melbon said after
the pmc. ·1& WU I touab pme all
around and we can't be too disap-
pointed in the outcome. We teem to
play Sood and then all of a sudden
we have a letdown:·
When Duplantis k.tcked the sec-
ond field pl. he' wasn't thinkina
this would be all of the Rustler
scorina.
"I thouaht 1t would be a bia factor
in the pmc and J thouaht our of-:
fente woukt set the ball in the end
zone but it didn't happen," Duplan-
tis said. "I ~ally wasn't trunkina
about winnina on the two field
pls."
' · Oolden West defensive coordi-
nator Don Rowe, who ~lped st.an
the Golden West propam with head
coach Ray Shl<lkleford in 1966, felt
the team played hard.
"We played as hard as we could
play. They just beat us. This pme's
always a knock~own and draa-out
affair. Give them credit, they just
played better than we did toni&ht."
Rowe said.
"That IS-yard penalty that set up
their field pl chanted the momen-
tum. They aot a similar penalty but
they ~ able to overcome it and
we couldn't do it or put the ball m
the end zone."
Several memben of the Goklen
West offense wett ph1losopb1cal
IWERTAITE
FromC1
&I}' for fear of bodily harm!
ReilJy was thCTC and it WIS I piece
of cake, he pulled it in for the
touchdown and the Bua had a 17-t,
lad with 9:29 left. It was over.
"That was sweet ... said Wortman .
.. Especially 1fterevcrytbina that wa1
.. id (in pR-tame corp)1\ent1). I 1ua1 tt WU poetic justice... ~
An,elovic danced off the field
taklnt his bow (or the dron. Reilly
followed with similar pturet., they
lrnew then it wu their pme and the
championship wu theirs.
.. He jvst uw me there.•• uid Reil-
ly ... We've played tottthcr sinct we were I-yea~" Reilly's flnt com-
ment to AftlClovic after the • livery? ... ,\lit .. id •thaJ\kJ.'' laid I
happy Reily.
It wu • ltinina finish to a lame
wbich fot 1 Iona time al)laftd to belofta to Ooldeft West, which ends
lts teatoft at S-$ overall • .. ,t was Just • ~(Oranee
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owe Ccedt Ray . "A
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about the loss.
"I really wanted to Wln that bell
over thett this )Car," sajd starting
fullback Mike Graff. (The victory
be11 aoes to the winning school each
)'Car in this series.) 'Tm a
10phomore and this was my last
chance 10 help keep 1t at Golden
West. This has been a Sood year and An,elovic made a .,.1 pilCb."
we have 1 lot of aood pys on this Rect.lmWald's toudwtown nm
team. We just haven't been a~e to capPed an OCC drive which lasted 7
pull throuah in these last four minutes, 6 teeonds, and wu aided
games.' ~ a I 7-yard run from Steen to the
David Brunet, the Rustlerstanina owe 10. The holes~ there for
quarterback, felt the downhill slide the takina -and the Pirates took.
started in the hean-brcakina loss to "On ev~ film, the ~ have
Fullerton (24-23). come out h1ahcr and hiaher for the
"The Fullenon loss got a lot of us offensive linemen:• de Sanllqo
down," Brun~t said. ··1 ~on•t think said ... If you have pat blockina.
we fully recovered after that one. you're aoina to win some pmcs..
Tonight 1 thouJht we basically hurt .. We came out really fired up
ourKlves a lot. The touchdowns · toniaht and we kept belicviftf in the
they scored killed us. holes. This is the best ofl'cn11ve line
··1 played quancrback at Cyprns in the conference and our line tore
H1ab but we had BlaiJe Bryant and Golden West apart:•
we didn't do I lot of passina. We Warren's 12-yard run tot the
have a aood runnina pme bCTC and Pirates out of bed ficJd position
I haven't had to do a lot oflhrowina
'here. eith«. We made a few mis-
takes toniaht and they hurt us ...
The Rustlcn (S-5, 4-5 and 1-4)
bdd a 6-} intermimon advantaac.
but OC'C came roanoa back in the
ICCOnd half. Thanks to linebacker
Kevin Robcns. who played an
outstanding game. Golden West w1S
stopped on its first dnve of the
SC'COnd half.
OCC sco~ on its cnsuina pos-
session and the momentum chanaed
drastically.
"We were down 6-3 and we went
in the locker room and we llnew
what we bad to do." said OCC
comcrt.ck Lawrence Hatch. who
returned the opcnina k.tckoff 52
yards before the Pirates fumbled the
ball away. .
•OCC note tack.le John Bloom-
and if they did in ow wuilocy,
which they did, than we'd capi-
talize ...
Linebllckcr John K.dty, lincmee
Tim Farnum, Vince leptpi aad
Kelly Jackson and outside
linebacker Tyler Canwrilbt wae m.
volved in quartcrtJect ucb b die
Pirates.
Bloomqu11t and Robens led die
defensive SW'lt in the teelODd M1f
while ·strona ufety Dwayne
Armstrona. free ufety Scou
Seymour and cornertect Teua.e
Branlicy 'Were deadly fc:Jna ..-.
the owe paUftl anact. occ 1.Jneblcbn &aie GoHerd,
Chris Oeucbar and T MMriN
-who 1W1ed -pja;J be'*
throuihouL :
Shackleford felt the Rustlers
squandered a couple of early op-
p<>rtun1t1cs for touchstowns. "We
had them {scoring opportunities)
and we ended up Wlth a couple of
field goats instead of touchdowns.
Then they got a couple. The dif-
ference was our inability to score
touchdowns.
"This was a 1ypical Orange eoast-
Golden West game. It WIS very
HEADQUARTERS
11991 CORVEI IE
competitive.
"We've had a aood year in a real
competitive confCTCncc. Yes. I'm
disappointed with the finish of the
year but not the year as a whole ...
Jim Mansfield, who turned in a
pair of successive defensive acms for
the Rustlers when he tackled OCC
quarterback Gres Anaetovic for a
combined l~yard loss early in the
final penod. had nothina but praise
for his teacnmatn ... They·re a pnt
bunch of' auys and rm happy to
have played with them bcTC. I've
always played defense and I enjoy
that pert of the pmc even thouah
we lost toniaht. ..
The 1990 Golden West season
ended with the loss, &ivina the Rus-
tlers an overall ruord of S.S. They
finished at 4-S 1n conference play,
however, and 1-S in division play.
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1990 CORVETTE
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I Antelope Valley tunis
1-~~·les 0 ea1 .h utheran
CdM sweeps
Mira Costa in
three straight
By Patrick Larkin
Orange Cou1 Delly Piiot
NORWALK -This one was
for Charlie -Qarl1c Brande that
is.
Corona del Mar HiJh, which
hadn't won a Cl F sectional vol-
leyball title sinct 1978, avenaed a
tough loss to Mira Costa in last
year's final, to take the S-A cham-
pionship in three pmes, 1>12,
15-9, I 5-8, before a packed houx
at Cerritos College Saturday niaht.
The Sea Kings (24-1). dedicated
the season and the championship
to Brande. who was relieved of his
duties just prior to the beginning
of the season. Brande awaits a Clf
hcanng Nov. 28 to decide whether
he violated CIF rules by coaching
a clµb volleyball team.
.. The guy that dad all the work
was Charlie ... CdM Coach Dale
Flickinger said. "Charhe d~es
all the credit He's the best coach
1n the country as fa r as I'm con-
cerned and the onl y reason I took
over here was to help a good
friend."
Sea Kmgs middle blocker Lara
Carlsen. who led Corona with 18
icit , echoed Flickinger's senti-
ments.
"We dedicated the season to
Charhe." Carlsen said. "He means
a lot to all of us."
Carlsen was surprised with the
relative ease in which Corona
downed the Mustangs, who were
involved in seven title tilts in the
I 980's, winning six tames.
.. No way did we think tt was
going to go three games," Carlsen
said. "It was a battle to the end. I
don't really think revenge played
much of a factor as much as
personal satisfaction did."
Last year it was the Mustangs an
the same posauon as they dumped
the Sea Kings, 15-5, IS-10. 15-13.
With the first game an this year's
battle · talong more than 30
minutes to complete. most figured
the match would go at least four.
if not five games.
Corona took a 1-0 lead on
Carlsen's fint kill of the night and
the two teams traded s1deouts
before Cindy DcGarccau recorded
two of her 18 kills as Mira Costa
built a 3· l It-ad. Eight m ore side-
ouu followed and the Mustangs
stretched their lead to 5-1.
'9' a9"1
8he&MW _.....,OrMOI c... o.ly Piiot
Corona del Mar High'• glrta volleyball team went for the CIF S.A ~amplonShlp Saturday night -and they did It In style,
sweeping Mira Costa In three straight for the championship.
The Sea Kings, however. raU1C<J
for two straight points on an er-
rant Mira Costa spike and a stuff
block by Peterson. The Sea Kings
went on to take 12 of the next 18
points and the first game.
Carlsen had seven kills in that
first game. while DcGarccau
added eight for the Mustangs.
"I thought that was the key for
us to win the first game." Flick·
anger said. "You don't want to
give their young kids any con-
fidence. I knew they would never
quit."
The Sea Kmgs blitzed Mira
Costa an Game 2 as they quickly
moved out to an 12-2 lead behind
the spiking of Carlsen. the setting
of Prentice Perkins and the dig-
ging of St.ac~y Petersen. Tracy
Schnber also added four kills and
two service aces for CdM.
"Perkins did the job for us and
I thouaht Schriber played unreal,"
Aickinaer said ... Pctenen dua so
many bells for us that she almost
sangle-handcdl)' kept us 1n the
match."
Still. even wath the 10-point
lead in the second game, the Sea
Kings had a tough time putti_ng
away the Mustangs. At one point
in the '8me. the two teams traded
t 8-stra1ght sideouts, before M_ira
Costa went on a run by sconn,g
seven out of nine points. The two
points CdM won were enouah to
gi ve them game point and
Carlscn's stuff block pvc 1t the
second pme.
The third pme went pretty
much Corona·s way as the Sea
Krngs adjusted to the dinlu a!ld
mis-<11rect1on plays that Mira
Costa was employing. The Mus-
tanas got as close as 10-8 in the
aame. but a kill and two service
aces by Lynn Randall p vc CdM
the match.
"I thou&ht we ran down their
o ff-speed stuff pretty well," Rick·
inacr saad. "They arc a tenacious
team. but the girls have had a aoaJ
for four years to win this thing."
for 52-6 ·c1F triumph
By..,, El)era
Or-.. c.-~ Not
HUNTINGTON BEACH -Cal
Lutheran Hilb'• ei&ht-man footbell
team ha _, dtoroulhlY dominated
opponents this season that in l 0 .-mn. .. p&.ycd • full pme only
twice.
The rat were cut short by the
mercy rule Which stipulates that the
pme is over once a team has
posted a 4S-point maJJin.
Saturday afternoon. the t.abln
were turned.
The:. mercy rule was invoked. all
ript. But this time, Cal Lutheran
was on the sbon end <>Ht.
A biuer. hard·hinina Antelope
Valley Christian Hiah squad
whipped the C-Hawks, S2""6, to
send Cal Lutheran to an early exit
in the small school playoffs.
It was as one-sided as the score
indicated.
In the end. however, CaJ~
Lutheran Coach David Bartelt had
nothina but praise for his team.
saying its has achieved far beyond
the expectatio ns at the start of the
season.
"We lost to a t»ucr and better
football team. They were baa not
only in size but an number as well."
Bartch said. "But I'm proud. of this
team. They have overachieved all
year. They did 1hangs they were not
expected to do."
In seven of their eight wans. the
C-Hawks. who have only four re-
turning players. posted winning
margins of more than 45 points.
Their only loss was a wild 4S-30
shooot-out with St. Margaret of the
bigger school division.
Against the Antelope Valley
Eagles. however. the C-Hawks were
dominated at the line of scrimmage
and were unable to act their offense
going. either on the air or on the
ground. Antelope Valley quar-
terback Kns Kershaw burned the
C~I Lutheran secpndary with Iona
scoring passes to his Wide receivers.
Cal Lutheran quarterback Brad
Pluckhan scored on an 8-yard
touchdown run w1th 10:29 left in
the second quarter. the only sus.-
taincd dnve by the C-Hawlcs.
In their next posseH1on. Cal
Lutheran. powered by Armin
Eberhard's hard runnmi. marched
to the Antelope Valley 9. A fumble
by Eberhard. which the C-Hawks
recovered. stalled the drive.
Pluckhan ma ssed a 22-yard field
aoal and Cal Lutheran came away
empty.
Meanwhile, Kershaw. &ettana ex-
ceUent pro&ection. bit JMOG Allred
for 21 .yards, Craia Cialik for 38,
Cieslik 111in for ~ ud Damien
Hrynuik for 10 and the &Ilea• 1-6
lead at the end of the fint quaner
ballooned to 30 points. 16-6.
K.enhaw. c0m~ina 9 of 12
puaes. firllthed Mth I IS yards and
four toU(hdowns. He wu not inter·
ceJMd.
" We had only l l playen while
they had 27. It aot harder and
harder:· said Bartelt. who lost
Eberhard with a knee i.t\iwy in the
second half.
Defensive back Wes Wolf, how-
ever. prQvidcd tomelhina to cheer
about for the C-Hawks in a per-
formance Bartelt said epitomized
his team's gutsy attitude.
The S-foot· 7 Foley, the smallest
player on the field at I SO pounda.
came throuah with some bard
tackles. including two touchdown-
savina stops that bad the 200 fans
applauding wildly.
He had a tough assignment in the
secondary, thou&h. Exploitin& the
mismatch. the Ea&Jes threw scorina
passes Foley's way with the 6-3
Cieslik hauhng down two TDs off
Foley.
"He was not afraid of anybody,"
Banelt said of Foley. "And that
reflected how we played today."
Pluckhan completed 3 of 7
passes, all in the f111t half. for 28 •
yards. After his first pus 1n the
second half was intercepted, he
threw just one more. an incomple·
tion.
Brian Ehangcr rushed a team-hi.ah
SJ yards on 14 carries, Eberhard
had 12 carries for 47 yards before
injurinJ his knee in the teeond half
while Foley carried the ball three
times for 12 yards.
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Hritz's effort propels CdM into state meet next week
furious a pace for himldf and paduaJly broke away '°'"' lhrouah
By Patrick Larkin burned out well before the finish the Switchbecks. but Nckot.a wu
Orange eo..t Delly ,_ line. Lynch. who was runnina in able to ~join on the downside of
WALNUT -Sure, everyone fifth place with a quarter mile to ao, the hill.
knew about Shdlcy Taylor of became disoriented from fatiJUC A mile-and-a-half into the nice.
Edison. Martha Pinto of K.atclla and ended up fmishing 62nd. Taylor and Rothman broke away
and Louie Quintana of Arroyo One of the biooest sbocb of the from the peck for aood and at the
-1tan up famed .. Poop-oul Hill." Grande. But Kris Hritz? day wu the strenath displayed by Rothman built her lead to 10 yardl
Hritz didn't win any races Satur-the Woodbridge &iris team which
day afternoon at the CIF Cros finished second in Division JI. The .over the defendint chamW'y the
Country Qwnpionships al Mt. San Warri<>!". led by freshmai~"' K.a(
9
y ~ .:::·:i;~_::n20 .=!
Antonio Collcee. He didn't even N~kot.a s founh-plac:c fin ... 1 and ended up winnina by 27 tee-
come cl<>te In the boy1 Division Ill minutes. clJht seconds), alJo tot onds.
race 11 the Corona del Mar junior 1trona fini~hn from Kim Tantir "I warned to beat her real bed ••
finished 42nd. (19:S2) and. Amy Robin (20:02) to Taylor •id. .. But Jeannie i1 reatiy
But what Hritt dad do is finish cam the tnp no~h. . strona and has had 1 srat year. I'm
fifth for lhe Sea Kinp, whkb 1Uow· .. Everybody did a areat job (or 10lna to take it euy thiJ week
ed &ban to slip jnto fourth place us," Woodbrid,e CoKh Oeotae focus. wort out my 11r1ceay and kili
md mm a benlt to the ltlte meet V1tvu •id. "I cou~n't be prouder her nnt week."
at Woodward Put in Fresno ne•t of the airls. Univtnity junior Tanya 8rb will
....._,. ..Nekota -what a I l-yeu:.old. '
-We Md to ~ our No. 3 rvnner Siii'• oaty .,tna to trt better • w o
lw noc die fint. but the lecond ma_.. and htt COOrdillrion is
*'11111 (Hria~ .. C4M C4ld lill eoill to ca&cb up wtli her. But it:•
•• • -64. "'T .. ._ ...._ w too.......,, fOr llli to ftnlsh ~ Two miauta before die bdlind that pilct."
me I Mn to aubldtU19 and lhca :The peel WM Jeanie Kodlrnan
we hive to find the kid a pejr Of of WallaU, T~ iid ... IO. II
llloll. Wll built .. a mlldl ...... ...
-We've tot lhc kind ofkJdi heft Taylor and Pinto. '8l .,...,..
dlll .. clo Whll ti.ty are told. Tbcy ou&ran diem botll 10 • .._ bidi-
111 bOw IJaeir Jobi wt we J1111 ridUal bolMi1 ia a *'9i111 17:27.
Wlizlld °"'men lllol. Now •'w lotti••• led f'rom IM ...,, M
Ill ii." T.,._ ... PbltD ... c:oe-IO 1118'11 .._ •1C1 OI H1111. dli lay-* ill ..... lid 9* .._
Iii IJiil ..,. a Iii boOiil .._ r11111ftf..ey, °" me e.a, n,... ...
Chril L,_. of Lip• Hdlt • too • of dM eoune. The peck of dtrw
• I
join Taylor u individual quahfiets
for the J)9ir's third trip to the state
meet.
Also puttina on a strona showtng
wu the Irvine Jirls. led by
sophomore Kellr Roda and
freshman Jennifer Gillis. Both run-
nen finished 1n the top 10. and the
Vaquerot took founh in Division l
to earn a beTth at Fresno.
"We nn really well and I'm
thrilled... Irvine Coach Randy
Rotli said ... It was a ireat effon by
everyone. Thi• aroup has ~n hiah-
ly motiv1ted 111 year Iona and fias
been coach's dream."
The Corona <kl M1r airl1 over-
came a sluaaish st.an to nlly for
founh otace in Divl1ion Ill and a
berth. the Sea Kinp were led by
Kirsten McFarland's top 20 nnllh
0 0
(20:22) as well as Kristen Sbyrock.
Mollie Aint and Heather Bray.
The SadcUebKk boys team ad-
vanced u lltlf'ell with a tee0nd-p&.c:e
finish In Division I. but the story
there was El Toro, which took
third. The -C'bartcn were led by
Rjclt Mauon·1 top ~O fmisb.
The only other Oranee Cout area
runner to advance was Cott.a
Mesa's Katy Eldof, who 1urpriJed
everyon with a third-place finish in
the Division Ill rac:e. Teamm1te
Denisha Bendz was bumtd by
Poop-out and wasn't a factor .
Perhaps the bitlelC disal'POinl·
r«ent of t=hda wu die E4iton sirl•
team. Al Taylor ldvUIClft to
Frnno: the hid 1 11-.ilh
f'ICC and had 10 .ntJe f'Or ftf{h In
Division II.
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By Alc:twd Dunn
0r-.~~Plot
NEWPORT BEACH -Back in a ··-Wlliliar division this season. Costa 01-Maa ffiah is AOW beck. to where it~
beloneed: In the Clf 2·A water polo final
The KCOnd-tttded Mus~ (20-9). cbam·
pions of the Pacific Coast Leque for the· fifth
conJCCUtive year, nipped visitina Dos Pueblos in
overtime Saturday, 14-13. in the semifinals of the
Southern Section 2-A playoffs at Newport Harbor
H iah.
~ta Mesa.. after spendma I.be put two
1CUOns in the 3-A division, will meet top-seeded
South Pasadena an the 2-A final on Wednesday (4
p.m .) at Belmont Plaza in Lona Beach.
The Mustanp won beck-te>-bedc 2-A titles 1n
l 986 and '87 before the Southern Section moved
them up to 3-A. "fn our fim year in the 3-A. we
lost in the quarterfinals a nd last year WC lost to
Crespi in the fint round," Costa Mesa Coach Jason
Lynch said. "Now. we're back in the 2-A and we've
been ranked No. 2 all season.
"All fall we've been searina ounclvn for the
finals with South PasadenL I thi• we can beat
them, but if we play I.be way wc played today, it'll
be another barn burner like this one.··
South Pasadena.. which defeated Santa Maria
in the other Kmifinal match Saturday 12-11 . 1s the
defendin& CIF 2-A champions.
And as Lynch indicated. the Mustangs we-re in
a battle ap.inst Dos Pueblos, stretching mattcn into
the extra pmod before Corey Delahunt and Julian
Popov them a 14-12 lead -an advantage Costa
Mesa would not rehnqu1sh.
o.'611 ~~~Plot
Corfl'/ Delahunt (6) ~ wtth preaure of Dos
Pueblos defender in Saturday's Mmla triumph.
" Musanas increased their lead on a wild bounce.
Costa Mesa's J.R. Ponor, who also scored three
goals, was trapped by three Dos Pueblos defenders
near the net before tippina it in front of Popov, who
added the icing to Costa Mesa's win with his first
goal.
Tony Fekete led the iuack for Cosia M~ with
six goals while Mustanp plie Chris Avita re-
corded six saves. Brian Kreutzkamp added OM goal
for the winners.
"We've had a lot of composure since the
quarterfinals.," L)'nch said. ··we were dow~ S-t in
the second quaner and 9-6 at halftime. then
ouucorcd (San Manno) S-2 in the third to ·make it
11-11 . Then wc o utscored them 4-2 in the fourth
quancr
-Today. we never got down more than one and
we were never up more than three. In the stm1-
finals. ifs a.om& to happen that way. The quar-
terlinal pme was a b11 turning point for us."
Costa MC'SI o~ned the match Wlth a 2..0 lead.
••They have a good plie (sophomore Bncc
Daly) and et&ht good sprinters. but we showed aood
composure ap1n, JUSt like wt Tuesday... SIJd Lynch, whose Mustanp defeated San Manno. thanks to a lona-ranse goal by Fekete and .a score
1 S-13. in the quanerfinals. ... by Ponor. It was tted. 3-3. after the first ~nod and
"W b th cos) .. __ ,_ ... _ 5.5 It halftime before Costa Mesa opened the . e were up Y rce ~ • t. .... u WC ... t m~m second half with a 3--0 run.
back an the pme and we d1dn 't lose our composure.
We haven't been composed all se&SOD -it's just
a newly-found thins.••
Costa Mesa's demonstration of composure
came for the fint time, accordina to Lynch. last
Tuesday apinst San Marino . And it continued on
Saturday.
The Mustanp, who Jumped on Dos Pueblos
(21-6) early in the ovenime period, recieived a rucc
bonus with 1:19 left 1n the 3-minutc OT.
After Delahunt. who completed three aoaJs..
made It 13-12 Wlth 2:4 7 rcmaanina in OT. the
~
The Olargcrs. champions of the Channel
Leaauc. ouucorcd the Mustangs. >-4. in the fourth
quarter to Knd it into overumc.
"'Their No. S (Adam Estabrook) was a little
better than what wc expected ham to be.~ L)'nch
said. "The ta~ did not show him doing .that
(turning in the hole). He turned about four tames
and Corey's a good defender and usually that
doesn't hap~n."
Estabrook scored a pmc-h1ah nine aoals for
the Chargers while Chru Vandcnbera added four -
the entire offcnst for Dos Pueblos.
Golden West poloists bring home
state title after 13-12 win in OT
LONG BEACH -Dave Johnson tcom:I from 6
met.en out I :07 into sudden death overtime to s;ivc the
Golden West Collqc water polo team a 13-12 victory
over Cuesta in the state championship pme Saturday
at Belmont Plan.
The Rustlen (29-4) won their 1CCOnd con1«Utive
state title, and thelf ninth of the last 13 contested.
Cuesta, the top-ranked team in the state for the lut
four weeks, finishes I.be season )2-2.
Cuesta controlled the pme early, ICOrina on its
tint thret shots to take a 3--0 lead just U7 into the
contat. Despite Rustlcn' pis by Carlos Fernanda
and Brian Scaacca. the Coupn maintained a S.. l
advan• at the end of the quaner.
Afta Cuesta extended ill advaa&aee to 6-2 mo-
menll iaco t.be teeond quaner, the Rmden bc:pn to
rally. Sci8cca tamed from the bole. and Edvard Van
Luijn berikcd one otr tM nlht ~ from 6 me1er1 out
to make it 6-4 with 3~22 ranalD.lftl in the ball That's
the W8}' it IUyed at inlCnnfaion.
A fi~ raJJy by the Rustlen in tbe thud period
put dliaD beck into the contat.. Van Luijn ud Juon
Milla andwic:lted pit around a CUesla taJJy to make
die ICOre 7-4. • cu.ca ICOfed twice more in the quana. but the
Rutdm answered both limes. Vu Lqo tucbd a
penalty lbot into the left aide of the pl to bet> it
dolt ll l-7, and Torey Culbenlon bombed oa in tom
• , l'IWlm out lO make it M with I :46 ,.. ... in
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WilSon upsets CdM poloists, 84
By AlcMt4 Oum
<>r-. c.-Dlll1 ....
NEWPORT BEACH -The top-@••
teeded Corona clel Mar Kiah Sea Kinp. 01-
with tKir bad coecb, John Varps,
thousands o( mila away. played to a distant drum
Satvrday in tbe Clf 4-A wattr polo semifinals at
Newport-Harbor _Hip. •
Second~ Lona Beach Wilson. behind a
bamee of dood-pcriod 1COnna. upset the Sea
Kinp. M . to adva.rta to the Southern Section 4-
A finals on Wednesday at Belmont Plaza in Lona
Beach.
Sophomore phe N1Ck Fullenoo and senior
driver Julian Wens (three pls) led the way for the
Bruins (22-6) as Wilson defeated OiM for the first
time this year in three matches..
Vups. who competn on the U.S. Nabonal
water polo team, left for Eu.rope on Nov. 9 after
CdM'J fint-round victory over Sunny H1Us (10-2).
Tak.iq over the team was Joe Vargas. John·s
brother. and assistant coach Enc VinJe.
"We'd do everything ellactly the same." said
VinJe, a former AJl-Clf player for the Sea Kinp.
•·1t was just fate, I auess. because I don't k:now what
happened. 1'can't pinpoint why we lost. We came
in as ready as we can be ...
The Sea Kinas (26-S), three-time defe:ndiJll CIF
4-A champions, nipped Sen Clemente. M . in die
quanerfi°"'" but ~ unable '° 6ad &be riPt
tnped.aents on Saturday u Loa& Bcecb W'&lloa
dominated.
The Bruans, who oulJCOf'cd the Sea Kiap in lbe
second pcnod. S-2. hdd a .6-2 Jlalftimc.MrzlS
and conunued their IOUP.-stnilbMlrop n dd ••e
10 the secon4 half to control the 1empo.
°'They ran a Sood drop and they ~ real
agress1ve, .. Vin JC said. .. We mew wbal they ~
comina out Wlth in the leCOftd balf-wejust didlt't
do thinas quickly cnouaJL We didn't do aaydlias
different defens1vdy. notlllft& ~ haven't doDe ill
the past.••
Wilson dropped a 9-8 dccisioo to c.dM in
5Udden death the first time tbe two ICbook squared
off, then losJ 8-7 1n the Nonbcrn California Tour-
n .. mcnt a few ~eeks aao. But this time -with
much· more at stake --. it would be di&reaL
-rhe wt two tunes we played them, (tbc Sea
Kings) ustd a lot more multiple defemes..,. W'lllon
Coach Ricardo Auvedo said. .. Today, they jua
stuck to one defeme. We utcd a llraiabt-drop six
defense with one motion. rotatifta Ji1 stra,ipt, but _
our lcids have a lot of respect b Corona dd Mar.~
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Goalie Robbie Pike goea up In defeMe. but the ball get.a pat h m for a Wh9on goel.
Area roundup
OCC women take filth place
at state ctoss coun'try meet
WALNUT -The 0ranee Coast
Colleac v.omen plac:cd fifth in the team
com~1uon at the California Com·
mun1ty Collqt Cross Cou.ntty Own.
ptonsh1ps at Mt San Afttomo ColJcee.
-· ,,~
The Pirates bad 109 points. C11ht behind
fourth-place Moorpar EJ Camino was the team
cham.pion with 77.
T oppina the •-ay for COMt was Otmty Melton.
•ho finished 10 fifth pl..:e witb a umc of 1 s-04
Nat for OC'C was Man Benavides, who fimshed
10.h in 1 ·26. Tbe women·s winner -as Dana
Fa.race of West Valley tn I 7:40.
Lona Beach Caty C.0.klt 10ok top honors on
the men's &Mk Wltb 66 points. 1be men's andivadual
winner was Gkodale'a Allan Garcia in t9:2S
• In cones woma•a compttmoe:
Shem Halt of Soutbml c..l1fonlla Collete
finished mntb ovmall at the NAIA Cross Countl')
national finab 1n Kenc>lba, Wi Hall toured the Sk
counc rn I&: 19, and wrth btr finish.. camcd All~
Ama1ca honon.
"Sbt really put a eood· ~... said bC'f
coed\, Brian W1lk1nt ~ tt1tled ill at about sl.ltb
at the tan. dl"C>OOed to abcMal 11 tll at tbe m•lc mart.
mo"td up to iOt.h around the l·ftltle ~ then
outkicbd a 11rt to finish amth.." . -•• -· UCI pololsts nlpJ*I, 8-7
tht' sconng ,.,th five 1«onds remauuna. Putman
ltd Cl with three pis.
TM ~ntaten.. ranked e•ghth an the nation. end
their teUOn Wltb an overall record of U-16 and 3-7
in t~ 8t1 West.
l ' 8 a•'l.its the CAA tournament nat
-. C"Clt'nd at Belmont Plaza. with the punncs '° bt
announced this afternoon.
Irvine Valley, OCC advance
1R \ INE -The lrvlne Valley 0. ,..,_
lqc men'i ~ ~ ~ ~ .. •
opened the tate pla)-ol&.. downina 'Wlrit· ~
1n1 Balenfiekt l-.1. tbub IO a lale
JOll bv Ptcro Mendiola.
~ Lascn Cl &.-1-4) ..tvucect to .at..-·,
state q4Af1erlinals wbcre &My will be oa ._ .-
to take on second-Keded ~ ...........
all 16 matches.
Wtth Lbc ..-ore tied at 1-1 Md 14 a · •
ttma1nina. Muw!tola cook a dlio• 4a _.,...,_.ii
past I tcr«~ p1k«pcr ... dllt •• I I -.
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~ maich as Dlzv r9'1 hf Wllllf
ahon's for a PL AiadlOilJ Ma llllf a 14
minutes lalCf f« laMn6eld.
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fiahmu Tim McCauk-y and ftD.
isbed wida 41 compkUooi OG SI
atllalpll for S72 yards.
HoolSOll (9.1) est.ended its
AltrOdome wiaainl IUat to 14.
Tbe Coupn will clole out their
aeuon Dec. l apin1t Arizona State
in Tokyo .•
E1lewbe1'e: •Ne. I OllH ... M, ,,..._.
J&aa. I: Wideout Mike Pritchard
ICOred on 1 70-yard revene and 1
48-yard pus from Duian Hapn
and Hapn ran for two other TOI 11
Col~o clinched the Bia Eiaht
title outriabt for tbe leCOnd stJ'a.iaht
season and ICOnd the most pdiats.-
ever on its bome field. •Ne. I Mlual fl • ...._ Cellea•
lZ: Crail Erickson threw three
touchdown puses durina 1 28-point
third quarter IS the Hurricanes
pulled away from 1 14-12 hal~
lead and continued their bid to
become the fint team with two
losses to win the national cham-
pionship. Miami has won it three
times in th~I seven ycan.
•Ne. ' · rp Ted U, Wale
Ferest 7: Bob y Rodriguez cauaht a
54-yard touc own pass from
Shawn Jones and ran 23 yards for
another score as Tech clinched its
fint Atlantie Coast Conference
thampionship and a Citrus Bowl
berth. The Yellow Jackets. at 9-0-1 .
are the only unbeaten team in
major-college football.
•Ne. 5 IYU U, Utd U: Ty
Detmer threw for five touchdowns
and beame the first junior to
surpass 10.000 career passing yards
as BYU clinched the Western Ath·
&etic Conference title arid a trip to
the Holiday Bowl.
• N•. I P1wWa 0, Kamdy U:
Shane Matthews passed for 303
yards and four touchdowns as the
Gaton clinched at least a ue for the
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best record in the SEC. Florida, 9-I
for th~ fim time in its 84-year
footbatlimtory, 1s on probation and
ineli&ible for the conference title. •Ne. 7 Texu H, TCV 11: ,Peter
Gardere tied a school record by
throwina four touchdown passes,
three to the Cash twins. Keith and
Kerry, as the Longhorns beat the
Horned Frop for the 23rd con-
secutive time. They can clinch the
Southwest Conference title and a
trip to the Cotton Bowl by defeatiog
Baylor next Saturday.
• Ma.rJl&M 15, Ne. I Vlrpata It:
Mark Mason's 8-yard run with
11 :23 left put Maryland, which
trailed 21-7 at halftime. ahead
35-28.
•No. t Plerlda State U,
Mempllh Seate S: Casey Weldon
passed for three touchdowns in the
second period. two to Lawrence
Dawsey.
•Ne. lf W......,._ 55, w.-.
..,._St.ate 11: Mark Brunell threw
for three touchdowns and rushed
for another for the Rose Bowl-
bound Huskies.
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down ~ Midt"I" O\en:ule 1 I(). 7 hAJftime deficit in dlic dainl
quarter on tc0rina puea of 11
yards IO Jmod Bunch and three IO
Derrick Alexander. •Ne.110..-u,._..c.r.
U.. U: Fmbman ROD&ld Willian»
rushed for 12~ yards. ancluclia& 41
durina a key fourth-quaner drive
that tealed Ocmson•s third atraiabt
victory over the Gamecocks.
• Ne. II Ollie Slate Ii. WIK I Ell
lt: Robert Smith ran for 171 yards
and two touchdowns. •Ne. II DllMll H. r..ete• II;
Howard Griffith rushed for 121
yards and tied Red GranlC'• tcbool
record of 31 career touchdowns
with two second-half aoorn.
•Ne. U ~ Stale tt,
N.nltwntera £ Yi&nd Hickson
rushed for 184 yards and two touch-
downs and Tico Duckett scoRd on
a 29-yard run late in the pme.
•Ne. U A ... II. Geerpa lt:
Jim Von Wyl kicked four field pis
for the second nraiaht week and
Auburn's defense held Gcoraia to
221 yardS,
• S.. J..e St.ate U, Fttae State
7: The Spanans converted four
Fresno State turnoven into touch-
downs -three near the end of the
first half -to clinch the Big West
Conference championship.
•Vt.all St.ale 51, Paclfic 0 :
Tracey Jenkins caught three touch-
down passes and Utah State
survived six TD passes by Troy
Kopp. •Oree.. I, Ore1oa St.ate S:
Greg McCallum kicked two field
aoaJs and the Orqon defense made-
rcpeated big plays in the final quar-
ter as the heavily favored Ducks
strugled in the annuaJ Civil" War
pme.
-Fr.m TM AH~Jald PrrH
Stanford writes sequel to 'The Play'
By Tim Uotta
AP 8'1o11t Writer
BERKELEY -California may have "The Play."
but now Stanford has "The Play II." And the sequel
was IS bi7.arre IS the ori&inal.
John Hopkins kicked a 39-yard field goal as time
expired to cap the most improbable Bia Game come-
beck since .. The Play'' IS Stanford defeated California.
27-?S, Saturday niaht.
"I remember the ni&ht of 'The Play,' and I guess
you could call this 'The Play II.' •· said Stanford's Glyn
Milburn who ran for 196 yards and a touchdown.
"The Play" lasted a few seconds and involved
several laterals and a trombone player. The .. The Play
Ir' stretched over about five minutes and encom-
passed four plays. two penalties and several thousand
ce.le~ratina Cal fans. It bepn after Stanford pulled
wtthm 25-24 when Jason Palumbis threw a 19-yard
touchdown pass to Ed McCaffrcy with 12 seconds left.
The pme appcaRd lost for the Cardinal when
Cal's John Hardy intercepted Palumbis' tWC>point
convenion pass in the riaht comer of the end zone.
College football scores
Thousands of Cal fans who ran onto the! field to
celebrate Hardy's play and an apparent victory instead
helped save the day for Stanford.
Cal was penalized l 5 yards for delay of pmc. and
Stanford lcick.ed off from midfield instead of its own
35. When Dan Byen recovered an onside lcick after the
ball had bounced off several playen, Stanford had the
ball at the Cal 37.
With time for one play, Palumbis threw a pass
that fell incomplete. But Cal defensive lineman John
Belli was assessed a I 5-yard penalty for roughing
Palumbis. and the Cardinal had a fint down at the
Bears· 22.
"When I was rushing I was pretty Juiced up.'' Beth
said. ·· 1 wanted to make somethina happen ... I was
just trying to get some heat on the quarterback. I didn't
reaJizc It was late when I htt him:·
And htt him he did.
"I got leveled.'' Palumbis said. ••Tbe guy put me
on my back. Obviously the penalty helped but I think
Hoppy wo uld have made the field aoal anyway. At
least I'd hke to think so.''
lntemate 5 will be widened 111 thc
way to ahe Rl\lftlide Freeway and
bc)ond~ the Rivcnidc f'tteWly
Penn State kick• Crllg Fayak ~ 34-yn
field gcNll with four aecond1 left In the pme to lft
~~
-the Ntttany Ltona to • 2.t.21 'f.,... wtn owr top-
ranked Notre Dame Saturday In South Bend.
PEmlTITE
From C1
bia ...-., and then Slee.a threw his
touchdown to Golden.
With the ICOrC lt-11 and Penn
Stitt facina fourth-and-two at the
Notre Dame 37, Paterno elected-to
punt with 2:35 rcmaininJ,. Dou.a
Helkowski's kick pinned the lrish at
their 7,
They aot one fint down. but on
a third~ play Mirer overthrew
split end Tony Smith and found
Lions strona safety D1rrcn Perry.
Perry intercepted at the 39 and
returned it to the Irish l 9 to set up
Fa yak.
•·rve ~ that kick a
thousand tima in my beckyard. ••
Fayak said. .. So I told my holder it's
jvst like-in my beckyard."
.. We weren't IOi"I to settle for I
tie,•• Holtz said ... When you 10 over
the middle, there is 1 ~SO chance
the safety is aoina to be there ...
Meanwhile. runner-up Colorado
concluded its rqular season by
routing Kansas State. 64-3. and
figures to go into its Orange Bowl
rematch with Notre Dame ranked
No. I for the second year in a row.
The Buffs blew the national cham-
pionship by losina la.It year's pme.
21-6.
..h's .a pat honor for Colorldo
to finish the f'CIUlar teat0n as the
No. I team, if that's bow they
vote," Coach Bill McCartney said.
"It won't chanae anythina in the
Oranae Bowl. We still have to beat
Notre Dame.
"I was reaJly hopina they'd win.
lt'1 rare when it's No. I vs. No. 2
in a bowl pme for the national
title. But I knew they were playina
a aood team.··
Fullerton embarrassed by Aggies
David Chisum passed for 288
yards and two touchdowns Satur-
day to lead New Mexico State past
Cal State Fullerton. 43-9. 1n a Big
West season f\nalc in Las Cruces
that also ended the Auies' 27-pme
losing streak.
The Agjcs' streak bad been the
lonaest in Division I-A football. By
winning. the A&11es handed the
losers' baton to Fullerton ( 1-11
overall. 0-7 conference). which now
has the long~t 1-A losing streak. I I
pmcs.
The Aggies ( 1-10 and 1-6) thus
gave new coach Jim Hess his first
win since he took over the proeram
from Mike Knoll. The win also
ended a stnng of 16 consecutive
home losses si nce the 1987 season
and a 32-game conference losina
streak going back to 1986.
Ironically. the A&&ies' last con-
ference win also was against Full-
erton
Chisum. a Junior. maneuvered
the Agics into a 13-0 first quarter
lead as the Agg.ics scored on their
first two pos~ssions. Chisum hit
senior Al vin Warren Wlth an 8~yard
sco ring pa~s and Larry Harriston
with a 37-yard touchdown toss with
4:23 lcf\ in the quaner.
Senior fullback Jimmy Mitchell
scored two to uchdowns for the Aa·
gics.
The Titans onl y score in the first
half came on a 47-yard field goal by
Phil Nevin.
The only scoring in the. third
quarter came on a 2-yard run by
TlllfY
FromC2
Titans running
Yarbrough.
back Reuie
• Leq Beu• State H, UNLV H :
Todd Studer threw for two touch-
downs and. ran for another as the
49crs posted a winning season an
George Allen's first year as coach.
The 49crs finished 6-.S overall
and 4-3 in the Big West Conference.
good f~r f~urth place. It was their
first Wlnning season and uppet-
d1vision league finish since 1986.
when they were also 6-5. Long
0 L-. e.dl Stale 29, UNLY 21
Sc-. w °'*""" UNLV 1 1 0 ...-,0
Lonf lff<h Stele 2 14 3 10-7'
UHL V-COOHr ' PIU from SIOfl (SOiorio
·~> LeS-S.MtY, Stott teclli.ct In Ind rone
L6S-Sfudet 4 run (C,_...trl kick)
UHLV-91edi S run (Sob-lo kk k)
Les-Glldi n PIU from SIUOtr IC'-vtr1
kick)
Le~G Cheevers JO
Les-Exum H PIH from StuW IChM•tr•
kldt)
LH -FG C'--t 3'
UHL V-McCJlrdell ' PIH lrom Stoll (run
felled)
Alf~Mf
TWAM nATISTICS UMLV Les
Fin l dowM 2s n •UINl·vwctt ,,_,., Jt-231
Penlne 201 101 •etwn Veren 110 n
ComP-Att·lnl 17·11·0 11·JS22
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~-Ver4s .. 57 7't0
Time flf PoHatlon l l:M a SI IM)fV'IDUAL IT A Tin1CI
•USHl~NlV EHiman, 7-a . StOfl,
10· U ; 8ledl, 10-)S lOfte e..ctl Sta.. Cllt'll,
17"'7; Nall, 10-S.; FMMtt, 1,40
~ASStHG-4.INLV Stott, IJ-H-<I, 111, c-. 2·H , >O LOftl 8e4ldl Stat• Sludtr, 17·U ·2, 201.
•ECEIVING-UNLV McCerdlll, f·l2•.
NW' ... •·it; Coo.er. 22 12. Lone hid\ Steff
$eeY, 3-'2. Fotttf, 22 40, l!•um, 22 '3, Glkll,
t ·ft; Hamlltofl, !·20, WoodVerd, 22 f; Nelll, 22 S.
healthy for the entire season and
what of Jim Gott. Tim Crews. and
Ray Searage?
These are only a few of the
questions the dcdic .. ted baseball
wrilen and diliacnt front offict per-
eonnel will be lddressins when the
Dod.aen rcpon to Vero Beach. Aa.
in las than three mon&.hs.
One bu to believe executive vice
president Fred Claire, however, will
make matt personnel moves before
reachina Dod,rrtown. His ec:quisi-
don or Strawberry was a bold one
0
The Chrysler/Jeep/Elale folks mmt bav~aiven 1 collective tiah of
relief when the National Hiahway
Trame s.fety Administration de-
cided not to 1nvestipte the Jeep CJ
lefiet for ht allqfd tendency 10 roll
over.
In f'acc; lhreodi&mat consumer
ufety P'OUPI M'tt puabiftl for an
invaliption o(the popular vehicle
(buth until 1916). and )"ft die col-
lective voices o( tbt Center for Auto
S.ftfy. R.llDh Nldtr•a Nblk
Citaen-ud ·me 181tiMt Aw JnJu:ry
lleductiOa lliH could DCM ert
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Beach started 0-3 but won six of
their last eight pmes.
UNLV finished 4-7 and 3-4.
The Rebels lost three fumbles,
settina up 10 Lona Beach points.
··The defense did a heck of a job
today," said Allen. 72, who re-
turned to rollqr coachina after a
34-year absence. ••(UNL V) had a
heck of a runninJ pm~. but our
defense really took the ball away
and stopped them. This is prot,.bly
one of our best efforts this year ...
"This was our bowl game today."
A lien added.
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belonp in center field., however,
and it would be nice to settle that
question before the reaJ abootina
btains.
lfl were runnina the Dodltrs I'd
si1n Brett Butler. trade Kai Daniels.
say b~bye to Juan Samuel and IQ
from there.
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From C2
This year·s game matches the
Rams' 26th-ranked dcfcose against
the Cowboys 27th-ranked offense.
The Rams arc ranked fif\h in of-
fensive yardage per game. while
Dallas ranks 16th 1n defense.
The Dallas offense has rushed for
over lOO·yards only twice all ~ason
and was held to 100 total yards by
Ph~nix and 158 last w-ttk by San
Francisco.
Johnson has voiced d1sapPoint-
t ment in lhe development of the
offense a.nd its 1ncons1stcnc).
While the Rams have improved
their pass defense to some extent 1n
recent "-'eeks by returning to their
THllWR
'From C1
It was Monon's second bnlhant
touchdown reception of the game,
but Marinovich didn't sec 11.
"We made some eye contact at
' the line of scrimmage:· Marinovich
said. "He knew the ball was coming
to him.
"He made a pos1 move. and as he
faked into the post move, I threw
the bait. I felt the pressure. and I got
rid of it JUSt m umc. I didn't see 1t.
I was on my back.. Then I heard the
crowd.·'
' The throw aippcd a day for
, Mannov1ch in which he completed
• 16 of 25 passes for 215 yards and
: two touchdowns with one inter-
• ccption ~ But it looked hkc Mannov1ch
: would sull be Wlthout a victory in
his two tnes aga1nst UCLA when
Tommy Maddox rallied the Bruins
to a 42-38 lcad with I: 19 remaining.
"The way UCLA was moving the
ball. I knew they could keep scor-
ing." Marinovich said.
··1 felt really confid ent, ..
• Marinovich said. "I was hoping if
they'd score. they'd ~ore in a
hurry. so we'd havr time."
After runnma the ball a majomy
of the tame while leading all day.
Marinovich was called upon to
move the team quickly at the finish.
"It's difficult to (adjust). because
the pmc plan was to control the
·' ball and keep it away from them:·
-Marinovich said... "But lhat·s a 111u-
ation I love to be in:·
After Cunis onway returned the
kickoff to lhe 2~. Marinovich threw
short to Mazio Royster for 3 yards
and incomplete on second down.
r f acina third ... nckcven at the 28.
M1rinovich threw deep over the
middle to Wellman down to the
Ua..A •~ with 36 seconds lef\. On
the cnsuina play. he threw ovtt tht
middle apin to Wellman, this time
for 22 yards to the 23 with 26
ICt'OndS left. ••wt had three timeouts, and I
think it diteipline on his pan to not
lbrow deep, .. USC Coach Larry
I Smhh •id. "He dldn•t panic In
thtre, and he found ·em."
'Then he found Morton for a 2)..
yard tc01'e.
.. He'a been~ be~" mith
..S llid of, Mlrinovic.b ... That'• the key
till~ He's a winner, ind he'a com·
Pltitive. He always pteys touahat
an the bis~ ..
' In a llJDC wtucb featured ll
~ toudMtowe1 and .al·
I tJIMtitly c.rne doWn to wbidl 1nm
'*I IM 11al1 latl, Muinovlch did
' not nCft have the ,bat day by I
~ In t~ ..,..._ Maddo1
.. ...,,.. tiftlle-tlmt tchool rt-
t'Oldl.
h • na1 bila aa eatY time •
old defensive ways. the offense has
been sporadic.
The running game continues to
improve. Cleveland Gary leads the
way with 4S2 yards (eighth in the
NFC) and seven touchdowns.
Marcus DuPrec. who saw his first
action in five years last wceek with
fOur carries for 22 yards at the end
of the game against the Giants'
second-string defense. will again be
available but probably sec only hm-
1tcd' action lafc in the game.
Everett is coming on perhaps his
worst performance of the )Car
against the Giants. He completed
onl) 17 of 36 passes for 186 )ard.s
but threw three costly interceptions.
While the passing game has been
the key for the Rams. 1t has been
Marinovich lately. He was
suspended one game for sk1pp1ng
class three weeks ago. He came off
. the bench. struggled and suffered a
booing in a 31-31 tie with Cal. And
last week, he completed 3 of 8
passes for 23 yards before giving
way to back-up Shane Foley.
.. I j ust forgot about 1t:•
Mannovich said of lhe past three
weeks. "There's no reason to dwell
on the last three weeks. I'm just
going to celebrate the victory and
get ready for next w~k.
.. I'm not even thinking of the low
points. rm too high rght now to
think of 11. ..
After another wc-ck of sccrccy,
Marinov1ch was handed the job
Saturday mommg b)' Smuh. Fo.r
thrtt straight Wttb. Smith has lef\
the JOb open 1n practice.
.. My mental frame of mind was 'I
was go ing 10 start: ·• Mannov1ch
said. "It's difficult. but there's
nothing I could do about it."
The performan•couldn•t have
come at a be'i'rer time for
Marinov1ch.
"I think it really gets his con-
fidence up even more," Wellman
said. ~~It wiJI ~ him -momentum
going into the Notre Dame game
(next Saturday). He had a lot of
good checks and passes.
"It's the same old Todd. What's
happened the last couple of weeks i
bound to happen to anybody. You
can•t keep going and 1oina and
aoing. and never break down. I had
no doubts about him:·
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inconsistent from week-to-week
and quarter-to-quarter.
Defensively, some different faces
are becoming the impact players.
Linebacker Frank Starns leads
the team in tackles and free safety
Vince Newsome is second. Cor-
ncrback Bobby Humphery. who
was acquired from the New York
Jets in the off-season, leads th~
team in interceptions with three.
and third-year nickel-back Anthony
Newman 1s fif\h in t.ackles.
"We've JUSt got to keep plugging
away. keep fighting.... Rams de-
fcnsi'e tackle Mike Paci said ... It's
o ne thing to get )OU butt kicked m
the physical part of the game. I
do n't think e" York (out-hit) us.
It's frustrating 1f )OU get bad breaks.
but )Ou·,e got to keep pla)ing."
MARllOVICH
FromC1
standpoint. 1t was a real tragcd).
"This really typifies o ur season.
We v.ere onl) inches away from
winning several games apinst Ari·
zona and USC.
··our football team made an oath
It was going to pla) for 60 minutes
toda). and I was proud of. the fact
that "'e did not g.i ve up. It was a
whalr of a football game. We JUSI
couldn·1 wan."
But the Bruins made a bntJ1ant
effort. capping their season "'ith
::-a=~a~z-ar-:T SU ol&M le"te .. ,.. .. owe -..c.. ~..0) ICmed in ....... -w
... -l~J.9e-1 ~ hnlifer Haf'!liCY .. 21. Tk City CGI•, 7).'6,......, _.. Rustlen1umped out IO a 14-2 lmd
ia lhe ~ .... af•ift-at tht outect en rou1e so a SS~l u.p• tourMmelll. halftime ad.
Lona le8Cll City llld d9I ....,.. 0.wn Ha.ts. wbo wu named
m rout oua. ..t Olli; .illnie re-Most Valuable Player of the tow·
mafoed eljpble 8' fl/llllW• .ct. nameo~ laad l 3 utiats to ao with
OCC (J..I) took edw._, net· btt nine pojnu.
tina JS of '9 free dwVwl. with • SeCaJ c..llqe ... ...-
Stacey Giem the nma bCedkiuy. Piiier U: The host VanpUds
Giem was ll of 16 &oin the lu>e, jumped to a IS-point lead an the
and despite malina only onir facld tint half and before 1t was over
1oal, finished with IS p0int1. Sltttcbcd to as man)' as 29 befort
In all, Lona Beach was whistled ~ttltng. for lhe 21-point spread,
for 47 pcnonal fouls. OfOCCs 47 improving to 1-1 with the non-
points in the second half. 27 came conference victory.
from the line. • Kristen lkvis led au scorers with
Erika Mannina led tbc Pirates 24 points, i!'cluding a J..for-6 niaht
with 17 points, and Heidi fron:i J..pomt ranae. BeVlJ and
Huemann added 11 Cbnsty Conkhn each had eight re-
in other women's lames: ~un_ds ~d ~ell Good cllipped
• GoNa West lH, c.uea~ •f die in with eight ISSJStS.
CUy•• 7t· The RustJen captured • Ckht c.Dese lrvlae 71, Cal
h h ·. • .. · f th · IA&.lleru '7: Sophomore Gen-t e c ampaonantp .o ctr own cvieve Graff scored 20 and hauled
• tbumament, surpus1n1 .the ~ntury down nine rebounds and Nancy
mark for the third ~tnaaht llme. Geisler added 16 points as the Notre Dame ~~~l~~cccssfuuy opened their
In men's games: . holds Off Iowa •UC Su Diel• M, Ckrist Col·
· lqe lrvlH 51: The Eagles opened
LaPhonso Elhs tut fi ve free
throws in the final 86 seconds as
Notre Dame held off Iowa, 77-68.
Saturday niaht in South Bend to
advance to the semifinals of the Big
Apple NIT.
The victory sends Notre Dame
(2--0) against No. 3 Arizona
Wednesday night at Madiso n
Square Garden. No. 2 .&.rkansas
faces No. 6 Duke in the other
semifinal. wnh the winners meeting
for the championship on Fnday
night. •
In an cxh1bit1on game:
•Nevada-Las Vea•• ltt, Soviets
80: All-America Larry Johnson hit
38 points and grabbed 20 rebounds
to lead the top-ranked Rebels past
the Soviet National Team.
The Runnin· Rebels led by 38
Points with 10:45 remaining on a
scnes of 3-point ~umpers b)' John-
son. Anderson Hunt and Greg
Anthon). Hunt finished with 19
points and Anthony 12. Johnson
scored all his points in 25 minutes
Oleg Mclcshenko led the Soviets
~1th 21 points while V1ktor
Bcrczhno1 hit 20 and Gunlars Vetra
had 18
-From Tltt' Auocl•lt'd Prn1
two at games af\er upsetting.
Washington last wttk.
Maddox completed 26 of 40
passes for a ~hool-record 409 yards
and three touc hdowns. but hr threw
three' mtcrccp11ons and fumbled the
ball away on a sack which proved
to be fatal in the end. •
Maddo~ led the Bruins with 36
rushing )ards and ~I another
school record with 445 yards of
total offense. Both records were
prcv1ousl) held b) te\e Bono
"Nobod) thought "e·d e en be an
the game:· Maddo' said. "People
"'ere sa)ing "'" "'ere coming off a
then season on a sour note. as the
visnors overcame a five-Point half-
time dt-ficn. Ian Donnelly scored 11
points and Aaron Clasen and Mike
Oden added nt ne each for en
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high apanst Washinaton and wc·d
be down against . But 1'm
proud of our team We: fought and
fought and JUSt "ouldn't go a"a) ··
l'C'LA tra1lcd 2 I -14 at th(' half
and l 'SC' built edges of 24-14 and
31 -21. but the Bruins were rdcnc-
lcss. Maddox thrcv. for O\ er 200
vards in each half and fired 29· and 38-~ard TD stnkcs to El Toro prod·
uct Scott Mi ller m the fourth quar-
ter that put l 'C"L.\ up 35-31
Whrn l ' (' countcl"C'd with the
first of tv.o \.fa.nno' 1ch-Monon
connections v.1th J-0') ~ma1mng.
llC'L.i\ came storming bad .. goana
15 )ards in \C'\t'n pla)'i \\.1th Kc''"
Smith bo,.hng oH·r from the I to
make 11 4:!-38 "1th I 19 ~maining
Maddo\ completcd fo ur of lhe
passes for 63 \ards. includ1na t-.-.o
to Reggir Moore and ran 11 yanb
on :i bootleg. accounting for all the
d n,e·s )ardage e'cept the TD run
"To be up v.1th ont" minute lcf\
the crowd so C:\Cllcd. "e ""ett so
excited to hine that taken away,
at hurts worse than I can•t
e~pla1n 11 to an\bod)' ... Maddoll
s~ud ... Ifs one of tho\t things that
you play SPor1S for Thcy'rt over
the~ on the biggest high of their
hfc. and wc·re O\ rr here on prob-
ably our bl&gest do"n I'm u~t
that the St"n10~ had to (tO out v.1th
I loss ••
But while Maddo\ wa) bnlhant
at limes. h" m1'itake<ii ""ert' cnt1cal
He nddJcd the l S<. '!ttOndal)
most of the da\. b\.11 1-.-.0 of h"
1ntttttpt1on -.t"rc returned for
touchdowns - a ~7-vard effon b
ttphon Pact on the Sttond pla) of
the pme and a 34-yarder b) cor-
ncrbeck Jason Oil\ er "htch put
USC ahead 31-21 v.1th 12 O:! left m
the pmc
··As much as they thmv the ball
on us,. we aot three mttrttptions
and ~turned two for touchdown
and you can•t rompla1n about
that." Pace Aid.
Maddoit also fumbled the bell
1way in the second quarter when
Kun 8arbtt sacked ham and Don
Gibto.n recovt'ttd It lhc UCLA 29
for USC. Favt plays later,
MarinoVlCh punched an on a snC9k
for I 2l·I• halftime lad.
.. We reall chsrupud our of·
fentjve now W1th the tumovcn. ..
DonaJ".e aaid. "lt was a combina·
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urc b~ U. (' Our defense rcally only
ga\e up SC\en points tn the fq>t
half" .
Most agreed that tt seemed late in
the gamr hke the team with the baU
la.st v.ould .. ,n
"It JUSI came down to wbo bad
the las~unch;· nnth said ... lt .was
hke one of tho'iC Rocle.} films. ~
1u' kn ks one gu) down. the otl)rr
gu' knt¥"ks the other gu) down and
someho"" at the end. one gu) 's left
standing.
"\\ e lalked in the locker room
before hand ·· mnh wd. "We said
if the) mal e a big pla). wt',c 1ot
to ansv.er with a scorr."
.\nd that's JUSt v.hat the Tro1ans
did 10 the \en end
\\ htlc \.1add·o, had a stellar da}.
tht'tt wttt ~·er.ti OthCT' great ~
formance'li
LCLA.' Oanl~r "v11tlcr caught
eight pas~s for a Drums single-
game record 11 5 )ards and two
touchdov. ns
nothcr ~n1or l 1C'L<\ rtte1~-cr.
Reag1r Moore. closed out the gainr
with ~\Cn catches for Q4 varch and
his career "1th Q2 c~tchc.-s· for 'litxth
on the school's all-ttmc llSL
For ll tailback Maz10 Royster
rushcd 31 tames for 157 yard\.
gl\1ng him fhe 100-)ard cfToru tha'>
~a'°n and Qq~ yard.s overall
It he a:uns 8 \ard\ next wccl
against "'lotrt Dame. ht will b(.
come the I Q1h TroJan to run for
I 000 \U<h and onh the third l S<.
sophomor\: (Charle White 1n IQ77
and .\nthon\ Da\1s m 1972 wrrc
the othe"l 1.n hlstof) to do so
But other people tune. including
U C.. faithful who apin put out
some boo ~hen Mannovteh ame
out to quartcrba k the Tro1ans for
thctr fi"t ~n~. 8ut on Lhc final
dn,e. Manno\tC~ wa poi~ and
accurate
·•1 ihmk a lot of people h9d
doubt about how I was &0in1 to
read (at the fini h) ... Ma.rinov1eh
1d. "I h d to htock all of the
quc uonm1 out of my mind. AH I kno~ 1\ 1 wa semna 51ck a.nd til"d
of thtm playing their ftaht '°"'
o\t·r and O\•tr "
And what about the T~ ·
fi na, which •'U P'a)'C'd.il
times 1n the pmt . --n.at·s 90mcthina t can nn-cr
tired or." MarinoHcb II.id.
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Editorial
Honest, hard-working·
America fighting back
Happily, people are beginning to fight back.
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New standards
developing tor
political access
5o'CRAMENTO -/I. couple of
month• aao. veteran poHtician Paul
Carprntcr tettiCttd on bis own
behltr in a federal bribery trial in
Sacramento.
Carpenter, a former state 1enator
and-a cu.rttnl member,._ of the state
Board of Equalization. was uyina to
fend off charges that he sold politi-
cal favors. by c:icpl1inin1 that he ~--•' mcrtly was rcntin& his time, a si1u-
ation known to politicians as ·"ac-
cess." We are beginning to see a movement developing in
which hon est, ha rd-working folks are ready to do battle with
the criminal clement of o ur society. < r
l!'s about time. ·
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GOP cllalrm1n1hlp used to get "People who contribute frequent·
ly (to political treasuries) set a
difTcrcnl level of access," Carpenter
told jurors. "Thafs the real world.
To deny ii or pretend it doesn't
exist is fallacious."
Don't get us wrong. It is not the overwhelming move-
m ent it should be. It is. in fact. still in the e mbryo stages.
But the moven1cnt is growing.
Look. if you will. a1 events last week.
Bush back tight with the right Carpenter's explanations fell
short.
Local jcv.clcrs thwarted what appeared to be a plan by
some con artists to cheat them o ut of thousands. if not
millions. of dollars in gems. They did ii by talking to one
a nother and no11fying each o ther, and the police. o f
suspicious act1v11it's .
.There was also the report lhal Costa M esa mo tel
operator~. fed up with the use· of' their facilities by drug
pushers and pros11tu1es. worked wi 1h police to c lean up the
area along Newpcrt Boulevard where. the m otels are located .
Nobody is claiming 100 percent success. But, the m otel
operators sa y that c rime in the area is d own dramatically.
And lnat s our pc1nt. The Jewe le rs and the m o tel
o perators and business people who compete with o ne
a no ther for busin ess arc working wi th each Othe r to make
their places of business safer.
Safer, that is. for 1hcmsc\vcs and their c ustomers.
Thus, th ey become troops o n the fro nt line in the war
against crime. It isn·1 n1ut·h at this poi nt, but it is a start.
What is needed is more of the same in the business
community. It is, we think. a spinoff o f residential ''Neigh-
borhood Watc h" programs. which ha ve wilh success where
it is ac 11 \cly 1mplemc_n1cd.
It could .be that, sooner or later. wc'will retake the streets
fro m the crooks. Without these kind of programs. both
formal a nd informal. that wi ll never ha ppen. •
What 1s needed 1s m ore netwo rking between businesses
and between neighbors. Let's. at least. give the bad guys a
hard time.
Write to usl _.,.... ..... _____ _
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We requnt letters be kept to approxlmatety 300 word•. Arry correspondence
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Editor's note: The fat/owing arf
samp/es of Orange Co!JI Dally
pg.i•1 reader comments and cnt1-
d11111. The Pilot publishes lhCSt:
mponltS on a da1I;, basis and
encourages its readers 10 call fhc•
&Jiror's Horlinl' a1 641-6086.
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The city of Costa Mesa admin1s-
1raiion should get an awar<j, fo r
mismana&ement on the very day
that 'NeWpon Bo'ulevard is closed
down to two lanes. the C'1ty stans to
remodel Harbor Boulevard. and
clotel down lanes 100. Any
rnponte front the city?
Editor's Nore: We'll ch«k.
rd like lO talk about the Per-
fonniq Artl Cc.nter tonight which
--to a new low in sound quality
wilb the sound system that came
with the Chorus Linc.
II waa abtolutely horrible.
last 12 years. He started out• as a
ll ll lc. tiny hawk and I watched him
down Go1 hard.
Now he si ts on a JK)St off Hunt·
1ng1on Str«t every mornina. be·
cause he has no place to hve. He's
huge now and absolutely goraeous.
We had owls all over 1his neigh·
borhood at one ti me, but now they
arc gone. because of development.
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Judy Chambertain's vicious at-
tack aiainst small non-profit or--
ganizauons' fund-raisers was cruel.
I am an ex-restaurant owner and
something Judy doesn't Sttm to
realize is that the majority of rn-
1,Jurateun started at the bottom.
just like the people she called idi-
otic. media unconscious organizers,
Why the atl8Ck?
Simply becautt their pms release
didn't include douns Of acnerOU$
donors' names. WouJd her column
have printed them all or would she
have handpicked them?
' WASHINGTON -The White
House's recent surprise move, offer-
ing the Republican national chair-
manship tq d~parti ng drug czar
William J. 8(nnett. replacing the
ailing Lee Atwa1er, indicates a
change of philosophy for President
Bush.
The offer is 1he first signal of
Bush's desire to mend fe nces with
Republica n conservatives following
the budget fight .
Bennett. though pubhcly loyal to
the president 1s kn own to be criti-
cal of Bush's decision to break his
no-new-taxes pledge.
Two longtime Bush loyalisls,
Transportation Secretary Sam Skin-
ner and Commerce Secretary Rob--
en Mosbacher. had been considered
the leading prospects to replace
Atwater at nex t month's meeting of
the Republican National ('omm11-
1ce .
Bennet! has no such connection
wi1h the president. but is 1rus1cd by
the pany's rebc\hous r1gh1 wing.
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California Democra ts arc blam·
1ng their loss of the state attorney
general's offi ce on former Gov.
JCr1)' Brown's failure as stale chair-
man to organize absentee \'Oling.
The Republican. eir.-Rep. Dan
Lungren. had be-en edged b) San
Francisco's Dcmocralic District At·
torney Ario Smith in Election Day
ballols. But 1he sta1e·s huge
absentee \.'Ole apparently h<ts
elC"cted Lungren.
Brown is widely criticized by
Democra1ic insiders for inattention
10 and insufficient spcndin3 on
s.uch mundane orga nizational tasks,
but has resisted calls for his resig-
nation.
A footno1e: The election of Sen.
Pete Wilson as 3ovcrnor means the
GOP will hold both of those two
key offices for the fint time since
the days of Earl Warren some 40
years ago.
wnt 111111 t11111rt
Somethin1 I have never under-
stood about your paper is the
temperatures.
Why have a big to-do abO\lt
yesterday's temperatures? Who
cares? Yesterday i1 1&0nc..
How about havina today's
temperatures all laid out in Jfttn
and blue, what evcrythlna is aoina
to be? It would be-a lot mo~
interesting.
Rowland Evans
But tha1 docs not mean 1hey will
work 1oge1hcr closely.
Lungren 1s far more conservati ve
than Wilson and is now considered
the leader of the nghl in California.
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An annoyed Prcs1den1 Bush rc-
Jcctcd a proposal by leaderl of 1hc
American Jewish community that
he makt• Israel a vi nual panner in
the U .S.·led coaht1o n against Sad·
dam Hussein.
He claim ed that could threaten
the safety and welfare of American
troops in Saudi Arabia.
"These arr ml boys. thcK" are
yo ur boys," said Bush, wavi ng hi s
glasses. during the unannounced
Whtte House session. His chagrined
listeners included &ymo ur Reich
of the ('onfercncc of Jewish Or-
ganiza1ions and Tom Dine o f the
American-Israel Public Affairs
Comm1llcc (AIPAC).
If the United Stales gave Israel
the "complete stratrg.ic cooper-
ation .. requested by 1he Jewish
leaders. Bush fears the anti-Iraq
alliance with Arab s1alcs would
unravel.
That could 1urn the Arabs aga1ns1
the United States. cir.posi ng U.S.
troops in Sa udi Arabia to danger.
I( Judy Chamberlain had done
her homework then she would have
found 1his out.
MIHY fir lltlllll
When asked if he had bought
influence. Keating said. 'if not I
gave away a lot of money for
nothing.' •
The senators di(ln'"t lhink. that
they SQld influence. but Kcatina
su~ thought he had bouaht it.
1111••• I'm calllna to repon thlt a t:tnt~ . man in a car wU ln'Clled for dsunk R~1 our sto_ry on Nov. 17
• • • r. Th about l S1:\ peop mt Im dn v1n1 1n iron~ of my home urs-by 1 man who Jed cops on 1 lj. dar afternoon. . • live directly on the boardwalk miJe.~r-hour chase.
and I think it 11 time thlt I.be city • I think you ouaht to do a ftt~~
should like a complde looll: '1 how story on that car, ~utc I btUeve
h. boo~ "' . . ~ ·-~ di< whol< lUIOl1)0llVC w«ld would
t 11 , '"'wa = ~ ~ .-. like to know hOw a Fofd Econ ca!~~=~ the akle'IWll~ W: with seven people in It coukldo 12'
about tllo time of dly -odtool mlles ~n ho.r.,
kids ·<om< ~---....,. Thau bcauuf\il.
tchool Ind II .... very Kit)'. I lhtnll all of lhote people who
.ere ihere. and paid lO be there,
~ ... a refund b<alu1e II was tt.e wont sound I have ever heard
ill dtll theater and I have been
Maybe Judy lho~t her wonh
would funhcr her cliust career with
restaurateu'1. CllllllllP 111111111
Do you know why buaintt1tt ind . Tb.is ~it a og m•a11aey on the
''CltrillftlU -·II~ hlllld. ,..'!"'""" idon1on''" ··J··!""1~ I .... " T1tla It I a rtfN ... -W.Ulna pro11t orpn Ut a. wu deblle "9"!' dim cJN adll'. I ....
NOi for llOIOriay or pu icity, it'• mldeat ti .......... b 24
because they believe In the -yoon -....... nlood theft.
·tnd 1re1111u,..... are 1£DCl'OUI and My flldllr .. 1 •=ran• owner
"""' lince it e>ptn<d. ...,. .. _
... 1 ......... ~ and I ,.sy ....,i . /l.utlteatic
N •IO -1......., -W-.., Judy, llloy ---•'•'Id--bu no
.. 1111 -10 ~ . rip1 iltr0""1 -. YOM -Ill -10 h -· It ii '-'•od boca-o( dov ... L -Ill -.. 'low own -.... -dim bloih Ind illM it .-W i ti wt ltfm f1'llW lM mldt OS $LL It home.. • 110 tMdl:rictl '° iL
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haw I J04ly 1111!111tifel ota•"'°'e t0r1 ...................
Wily doll' they ;•-in , syn •
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after ya1 and -· die money
Robert Novak
Jurors convicted him (he's now
awaiting stntcncing). and thereby
established a new and higher stan·
dard of political conduct.
lmpJicitly, jurors wcrt decreeina
that even if iii political officeholder
were merely opening his door more
widely fo r big contributors than for
ordinary citizens. that's still -..
bribery.
Jn doin3 that. they sent a chill
down the backs of politicians evcry-
whert.
Until then, the idea of sranting
greater access 10 political con-
tributors had been widely accepted
not only in thC' California state
Capitol . but in virtually all centers
of political decision-making.
Even politicians who considered
themselves pe.D.aons ,of honesty
. White House-Chief of Staf! John often explained that for their
Sununu showed t~at he IS . not cbccks, contributors .. were just get-
prepared to calm roiled Republica n · tins acttss."
waters "''hen h~ delivered a closed-But. if renting accns is illegal. as
door pn."5C.'ntat1on 10 wea lth y C?n· the Carpenter verdict impzi liter·
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se-rva11\'CS that left them shaking ' their heads in wonder. ally dozens of state lawmak rs have
Addressing contnbutors to the bttn breaking the I~~· . .
Heritase Foundation shortly afler In that conteir.t. 11 s sc:1nat1ng
the mid-1erm elections Sununu tha1 U:S. Sen. Alan C rans1on of-
said House Republicans' who had fered a vi rtually ident.ical rat.ionale
opposed the bipartisan budgC"t when ~onfronted W1~h e~1def!ce
agrttmcnt "''ere "loudmou1h s." about his lengthy relat1ons~1p W1th
When hi s listt'ncrs citt'd Henta3c Charles Keating. a fonner savinp-
critiqucs of the budget. lhC" chief of and-loan 1ycoon now awaiting trial
staff lash('{t back at them. on fraud charges.
His aud1encr concluded 1ha1 The U.S. Senate's Ethics Com-
Sununu felt nothrng was wrong minee opent'd public hearings last
\\i th 1he budget agrttmcnt exce-pt W«k on Cranston and four other
for its con~css1onal foes a.nd their senators, dubbed 1he "Keating S,"
SUPf>?r1CrS rn the conservative com-who had supponed Keating in his
mun11y. . battles with federal regulators as
,In view o.f Sun unu s new quarrel they cracked down on his Lincoln w11~ the ngh.t over the b.udget, Savings and Loan and had rtttived Hcnta~e o~ctals had c~nsidercd hundreds of thousands of dollars in
ca nct"hn3 his h~1efing. hen he campaign checks fr Ke t'n d cir.pressed a desire to fulfill 1he h. 1 . t om a 1 g an
engagement. they assumed -1n-is ssocsa ~s.
corrtetly _ that Sununu wanted to It was evident ~hat . Robe~ ~n-
make peace. · nett~ the com!'uttee s chief 1n-
. vest1gator. cons1d~rs ~Cranston the
Ro•l••d E-v••• ud RoHrl most culpable of the fi ve.
N•Y-•t are Wa1ilo110•-b•1ed Cranston solicited money from
cel•m•l•t• tor rie Oru1~ Coast Keating .. on approximately four
D•lly Pilot. separate occasions" ovC"r a period of
that they spend culling down a live
cree to an environmtntal orpniza-
tion for 1hc preservation of our
forests?
Dl)I VI
I am calling because of an article
I read Nov. 17, about the abscntct
ballot countinJ.
I arcw up In Chicago and this
whole "'enario reminds me of the
Cook County elcclions. as I was
aro~na up. in the famed Demo-
cratic machine era .
· This is reaJly funny to me be-
caulk:, of course. in Chicago we:
expected it lo happen that way. I
surely didn'I expect thiJ in lar&ely
Cp'Ubli•n Oranae County. .. .... , •. ,,.,
This is rqardin1 the osprey alen
In Friday's paper.
We havt had an osprey at Crystal
ove for lhe lut 10 months. A
friend of mine awean lhl1 she Mw
two of them 1 monlh qo. Maybe
IO.
In your editorial Nov. 11 you My
Halliday'• dolhina ..-11 dotina
up. II ahould md it is <Ioli._
down .
One optnl up a store. but clotet
i1 down. ,r Tllilil• ....... in ............ dtit
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several years. Bennett told the com-
mittct. and "each of these four
occasions was linked by lime and
circumstance to a request by Mr.
Keating for assistance" with fedC"ral
rtatltators.
As he wound up his penetratina.
two-hour summary of the evidence
against Cranston, Bennett cited a
statement that California's four-
term senator had made durina his
own deposition: "A ptl"IOn who
makct a contribution has a better
chance to aet ac;ccss than someone
who does not ··II'
Bennett dcscnbed Cranston's ac-k.noW~ment a1 "very candid,"
but saMI th.II dnpite the candor, "it
identifies what is obviously a major
problem.•·
Indeed it is. In effect. Cranston
was 1dmittin1 whit t"ederal juron
in the Carpenter cue had decided
was iUepl conduct, that aoinc out
or one'• way to srant ICCCM ta or
help a m~or campaip contributor
is 1s bid as aciually lcllinc one's
vote. · ·
Whtn someone is runnina for
publi< ot!k:e. he 0< she implicidy Is
spplyina fo< a job. . -When 1 candidate is etected, ifs
·llnt1moun1 to Manina • COfttnct.
F0< the term oftlte otllce, ht boldeT
Is 1uppowd to devo1e thc~ic'1
time 10 the public'• busi
Orantina patef 1CCtt1 or .,;,. flvorina a ...,.. campolpt
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*1 •~* ._ 9~. $425 S* wk. You Get,..., for • -plua dA9 1 ~to bch. 722·1117 a·~ 2904 ll Tl IUJ Pool. Ind ry . n aw '750 + depotlt, No Slet• 1 a.drpom '705 S1.051. 844-11'&3. MWl4 l•lftl •SEA LAM MOTEL• 723-0821. ~~!iiiiiili!!i!iP.iii-!!ii!iii•
2BR 1BA.cl0Mtoanops& paint/carpet Near &4M711 28drm 1•.a. h20 28R2BAv-rtv $950/mo l>etuH 2 ....._ 11.ttt ... wtcty ,.,,.... now ave11 EXEC~ Sult .. naer I I A H Prima ~---Wiii accept 0 C beach! Only S595/mo. EASTSIOE 2BR new paint 2250 Vanguard 540-ie2& 1 bit ~ ~ frple, WID, gar, auncMett $141.00 wtc & up. 227• NB, steps to ~·" 3:R JW AJrpott, •770 Von WfMMng rCMMI fOf ....
Housing. 17&5/mo 842-3289 & blinds. ~· ~ry ---------•moltat'. 173-3tH or $1050/mo. 151-l11M Nwpt l!Mvd, CM ..... 1.us 28A hM. '!'!~~ on 'i: !~ l(wman AY'A. NB. FAX, ~. 1100.000 lncOme 2278 MAPlE -Good loeet .int conci Bachelof $605 818 79fi-. 195 (&-c..-• OCEANFRONT cteen 1Br tam pref -tmo P racept, eop6er, cont rm, lht yw poaalbtt, TSL. M~MT •2 WEEKS FREE RE"fT h20/mo fr 242e . 1 Bedroom S705 • ..,.... .. , uppat. c.peta & dr11P91. utlfitlea. 6'2·180e kltctl, rr .. pncng/eoffea Cal Tim 1-IOO 4481
832·2232 or 722·9012 2BR ~B~ · laundr~, • __ 2Bdrm l'•8• '830 2 BR Duplex 1 bit to betl. bit-Ina, 1111'809· St50/mo Vacadon..,.. 2722 Npt 8ch ram non/amkr. 1·tty btdO tum.1250 mo-MA LOCAL. "°'1TE: AM
$200 OFF MOVE-IN_I _ ~~mo •aws.ta"}:::1 . E'lida 3BR. 2BA.. del)t Mltr 111 E 18th St 6-42..()85& 2 door• bay. Frpie,~, yearty .... 6'2-3<443 ah.,. MW "hM. pvt beh, mo1 Al Oulnlan 833--9550 Caatl No VendlnQ-NO
2BR w/gar. 1745 water pd __ Suite, yard, new vartk:all, -------IM. S10tl0/mo 838· 51, 3_2 BR 1 BA apta 1 hN HONOL.ULU. Diamond apa, flp, no peta, $525. Salting S200-.ll00 Week·
Newcarpet&palnt ·•Clean.Qulatto2Br 18.a. paint, crp~. Gar, lndry 2Bdrm 1•1.ea ~O 723-1159 frombch.Patlo,htdpool. Head :::n;:t•.tMCdotty e31-55H. UllN•la.& ty fromwh.-ant.-d
1571 'A.' Orange 63&-.a 120 new crpl, ver1Tcal1. d/w. $1100 MO 2428 28drm 28a '880 *~ 1111* pr kn g I 8 5 0 Imo =~~-+it.a e=:..1~' Nwpt Bch pvt Studio enc 200 800 aq tt officae for loeatlon. lfWeatment r•
s200 OFF MOVE-IN! s¥:i~ 1~~.f's ~1:95 1'1919llT All 151 e 2111 St 548"2408 * ,_ ..... Bachelor 1575 · · ' garage, pvt entrance. r.,;t, Marine environ-quired 1-800-226-8830
2BR. l~BA w/gar. blt·ln1. L.rg brlotlt 2BR 18A, btt WESTFIELD AP Frig, dllhwut'lar, •tov• ~all lmmed 72•·8900 VAIL... cable, rafrlg. mlcrw. w/d. mant. Super parking. I a1-..
fned yrd w/pallo. Wtr pd •EISIOE 2BR w/garage, ln1, lndry, gar, "fW carpet 1200 OFF MOVE· Incl. No pate 5'5-4855 Spacioua 28A 1BA, encl 4BR 28A, Ip, TV, micro, a.. 673·8903 Convanlent reataurant. A.H dl~ mkldle man·
667 Victoria "K" S760 1,new c.arpet & d0rp1, pool, & decor, IQ cl<>Mt•. Quiet Sorry. No Peta * •VERSAIL.LE STUDIO patio/gar, quiet arH, ear gar. On bus route. OCEAN VIEW F~n· Rauon1 bl•~.:i ratu. agemert Why go bedt 636-41209-5pm IPL no pets ulet lush street.856·8553 BeautlfullyMalnlalned short wdl 10 Newport 7 14-721-0718 evu; krtolhr 2·8R on8aa· 873·93.w _..,. 'k In cor"""ate grounds 631·7376 2Bdrm 2Ba $1120 Sac gate, frig. get, pool. Herbof. S89S. 5'8-2994. 714·720-1223 daya ~~ Or NB,_ .. 1 ••• 11 ..... word al ... ~ E'llMl·WIE 111 --398 W Wiison 631 ·5583 elbhse wk oul rm xtrl .,,...e • · uiury ..., -pyraml env ronment. •Large clean quiet. 2br •Rim Am _.:__ ____ $695 +' dep. 850-7033 • 111PTl1m II• 1550/mo 722-7869 NEWPORT BMch. 12J115 You. 1b0va all othrs. Quiet Huge walk-In CIOMI, wld hkup. gar No pets
Avl 12/1 $'700/mo Call Jean/Craig 631 -126&
2b11 lrg closets, patio. AYAIUILI llWJ 1 Bedroom $&75 •UY I•-.,,.* One to four bedroom• at Roommltts Want ed OPEN H ... Wtd 3 m'• Of•-FGashtlo~sl•.,n,d ~~· ~ ""!}.>'> .. l~t"itttyl'~ dlw. new Cfpl, \:r. lndry 28drm 1Ba S785 -•• the beach. yrty/WlrltM mallc 38 2~8 hM 1100 raa ........ _ .. ._.. ~..-u .. , ... ,.,,.
$875 NO PElS 0•2495 C.ntral Costa Mesa lo-301 Avocado 6'2·9850 Furn/Unfurn M0041500 2724 Rld........,ast CM Jog bch 11"-76i-e801 you started designing • -nEE · NON-SMOKERS ONL. Y S .,~ ' 035 --Ufa, lnltaad of making a ••-•• cation Pools. apaa, flt-EastbluH Stunning 28R OIU.ftLUmf&LI Shera apaetaoular 1500 846-1 NEWPORT CENT Rtarga IMng? Call 24 hour
nesa center ClubhOUM, Hunt.leach 2640 2BA Twnhae fir pin 111-4111 OCEANFRONT on Npt SHARE3BR2BAexqulslta 2-dffk office, 12x12, meNaga 714-6'7·2428
Re/Ma• Rltrs
UCIUY &JIU
•b1tli41• 2BR. 29A 1BR new carpet Poot spa cable hool.-up
sand volleyball play-F Eli 11 lo NO 8ch HI wmdowl & eella. home 1 E tbluff NOf\>-S450/mo Incl phone ____ • -----
grounds •..W•lf'IM.* r2:~5 11~&l~149 WAL.K to beach nr Hoag Respaetabla n-amlcg amtcr ~ respon & usHga. racaptlonl•t. ...... ,. Spacious 1 & 28R apta, "• ,..w •Lg2br2batwnhMS975 prof. S575. 6'5-3655 -j WI' . pool Typing. eoc>ier & FAX • 2BR, 1BA New crpl &
drapes Pollo Sunny lo-
ca11on S7251mo
$700/dep 329 University
Or Apl M 642-2816
8achel0f 1BR 2BA and mJI" from Huntington ... APAIT•nl* •3br, frplc, twnhse $900 1 or 2 non/aml1r• =~ v;., 1 ~:·more' avail lntartor offiee, no C 1 ~ ~l\jll~ WESTWE YILUIE 3BR Apar1men11 and Steta 8ch 962-M53_ Luxurious 3 BR. 1,650 11 •2 L.g 1br wlfrpfe 1750 lntare1ted In gr .. t 38R $530imo .,hutM L .. ve window• Please call ,._n7-~. Nor:,:_
6"5-8122. 3BR and 4BR Sl~la Fam-CONDO atyle Bl-level 28R apts on the Peninsula pool, spa. Indy. garage 2BA In COM w/d, gar. meuaga. 644-5841 Malde, 760-131:__ kan commiUlons.
No Pets •SPACIOUS 2 Bdrm. encl
gar deck no pets $750
321 Monte Vista (near
baci. bay} 650·0 173
11Y Homes 1'1\SA frplc: wld yard Frplcs luge deck l401 SuparlOf. 6'&-6838 $375 plul ullt 723·.5568 ~ -.... , OllTll
aml pe't <Ml . $895, n~ Hunt' S 1 &50i mo Call Jane, . -· lflfH 13.,.0 tll Id -f -· SCtvMnewL. 3rmBR !.,'*~ :~t Falhlon Island L.aw rat• Candy Vandlng. ~-=c
•USTSllE* l•i 04•2 Harbour 2131860 9513 * 499'"2915 • w••~ -• u P• · em. L.g • • -...-• • ' own buslnaaa. Ex t • • __ __ 8albo1 Oceanfront non/amllr. room avail to yard N"·amkr S.-50/mo t 6'4-503'1818·574-1350 profits. Mlmlmum lnveet-2BR $765 Incl gas watt'r
& gara9e No pets OEL.UXE trl-level, 2Br 2Ba. $750/MO yrly Cln 1BR •;, Duplex 48R, 3'ABA. lhare 3BR, no peta. 708 utll 5"8-2529 Avt 1211 NEWPORT PIER AREA-menll. 800-52~518 2 lofta. 2 FPs. stcytite. blk 10 beh. 118'h 36th St S2150/mo Avocado • B, COM. -
2323 Elden 548 7854 $300 OFF MOVE-IN!
2BR lBA ullls pd PoOI qu1e1 nr 5hops no pets
S725tmo 548-7689
HARBOR VILLAGE
2500 Memmac Way 240011 $1450 Nr Hunt I gar space. stove. relrig 408 E OCEANFRONT Sherry 675-~. Steps to bchl 30th St. Encl panting, 815 sit LM . S GEf RICH i Harbour 213/880-9513 n/pets 1 prsn 723-4018 6'2-4905 Wk.twt 9.5 r.apon M/F 24-35. 1BR. 1950/mo Avl now Vendlngs PrOYen Leadet, , MONTH FREE" 2 BR 1
BA 571 W Joann up-
stairs No pets $760 mo
' -v-COM apt nontsmkng fem. lhf 111 u1111. S440/mo 873-8840 all euh Income 1oce1
Comer ol Harbor Blvd & NICE 2BR 18A. encl ger. AT THE 10011 28R 2BA. ocean view, 6"4-5 175 or 732-"191 .,..._ 11800-741-4.41 .
Merr1mactacro11 from sea breeze $725/mo South Coast Metro $515/mo 955-7535 or1.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1--------1 --------
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Naber 11 Cadillac dep Discount S50 111 2 Kitchenette, 2BR. BA. 2686 6'4-&614 s 2742 Commt rclal Proptr1y • month• 714-362-0625 pauo deek. Remodeled. torar awn.IY ITm $800/mo yrly 631-2658 LARGE 2BR 1BA upstalra COM Comfortable Mlf· ITlllll•ltt/lllTI 2778 10·yr IM. Downtown Lag 1BR $625 Gatl'd parking
Pool garden setttng
Stove Relr1g 1800
Wallace J111 548-70 11
Beautifully mainta ined. UllH 2111, 1121 pork-like or mount am Avellable Immediately
selling A.pis & Condos Call 631-4086 alter 2pm
New carpet, pelnt. tlla, roundlngs, Nsmkr. W/O. De A 81 Side VIII acn Ove< 11 mllUon con-l'!"Ul-gun--a""!!~~ac~h--2!!"6~4~8 1 AICHOUIE APTS encl garage Quiet 4-lmmd occup, nu rmdl S.-50 300 ~~ ~Hwy N agei •HllTI ..,UOY slgnment Inventory
ON THE BAY pie• S735l mo 53&-~826 721-954& or 694-9388 Beach (7~:; &73-fa3~ XLNT Slater AYoe Expoeura $60.000 take OVet
lBR new paint1c11rpe1
stove. patio carport lndry lac, $550 72 1 W
18th Sl 7141731 8488
18R 2BR. 2BR ' den LQ 3 BR 2 SA upstairs
frorn $650 UP No Pets New carpel & drapes
STERLING PLAZA 1 BDRM 18A 1950 CdM F aJe f lion I WarllhouM/OHlce combos buslnals. 494-5249 LUXURY APA.RTMENTS 2 BDRM: 2'h8°A ..... $2100 Misc. Rentals n-smk-:':o sh~~0e9:.. 3 e~: 1,065 to 1,955 all On-494-7051 aves .
I MO FRE~ENT1 2BR
IBA carport walk to shops $725/mo 2 m1 to I
bch 772 -46Q5 Avl now I
Ul·H•l Enc 9arage $845/mo
ASK ABOUT OUR MOVE-631-7664 d. 963 1562 e
IN SPECIAL' Eas\s1de lg MOVE-IN°i\LLOWANCE
2BR New dec0< quoet New 2 BR 2 SA b11t1ns
8BO patoo encl garage Smell dog OK S895 mo
Commanding view over No pets Dally 9_5 6 blks 10 beach FIND site leulng office. coast Penthouse with 5•8-1501 Rooms 2706 $467 /mo 873-4553 2 t3-320-1234 LARGE loeal sn~ & dftnk wall to wall gloss Beach _ vending route wlH Mii at1
acrou street L.arge BEAUTIFUL Back Bay •NEWPORT CREST * CdM-Prof n/1mkr stir 3BR Small olflea wLatorage. or part. ~t businasl,
rooms Many closets view 2BR 2BA. 2-car gar urn pool.tannl1 Bead\ 2BA new & brltal lndry. Empo~ Priced from S180/mo lo aecura ioc.tlon. aboVe
Flfeplece Private deck wl opnrs II replace clOM 35 Minon amlir lrplc, trig, sundack Nr S325/mo Ideal for new average Income
S77~ No pets 631 -8427 645·0302 28drms s 1650 49"·2265 S 1300tmo 121-1160 S500/mo 6'5-eoc>3 beh S.-50 mo 723-1863 through ~lassified _ bu""9a. &31·2242 1-800·9"0-SW
•Spa
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,vG1vP Addres!t at Guard Gate
HOMES FOR SALE
1 BR plus FAM RM or DEii
201 Crystal Avenue Little Balboa Island
759-9100 $520.000 Sat/Sun 12-4
2 BEDROOM
t 2704 Cove St. NewPQr1 Beach
11500 Santanella Terrace. Irvine Terrace
644-1600 $528.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
•35 11 Venture Or . Huntington Bch
668-9333 $599.900 Sun 1-5
217 Via Orvleto. Lido Island. N B
675-4822 $647,500 Sun 1-5
• • 13 16 W Bay. Newport Beach
673-3777 $2.600,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
:; 3R .,l u~ FAM RM or DEii
25 1 1 Andover Pl. College Pk C M
546-2313 $245.000 Sat/Sun 1-4
t 16 Ashburton, Laguna Niguel
673-7300 $289 000 , Sun 2·5
1
209 Calabria Ct (2524 Orange Ave) CM
650-7000 $279 500 Daily 1 1-6
640-2500 $1.995.000 Sunday 1-5 201 Calabria Ct. (2524 Orange Ave) CM
•416''1 Dahlia, Olde Corona del Mar 650-7000 $275.000 Daily 11-6
644-1600 $525.000 Sun 1-4 t 9 Cambna. Spyglass. CdM
644-6007 $1.075,000 Sal/Sun 1-4 30 606 Lake St u 16. Huntington Bch
668-9333 $209,850 Sun 2-5 '* 1848 Commodore Rd, Bavcrest. NB
506 Marigold Ave. CdM
644-1600 $569.500 Sunday 1-4
* * 1817 W Bayt Ave, Newport Beach
673-3777 $539.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
642-8963 $539,500 Sun 11-4
2 145 E. Ocean Blvd. Peninsula Pt
650-7000 $995,000 Sunday 1-5
t 227 Evening canyon Rd Shore Cllfl, CdM
644-9060 $ 1 .885.000 Sun 1-5
4 BR plus FAM RI or DEii
t 21826 Bellcroft, El Toro
673-7300 $317,500 Sun 12-4
• 1827 Buttonshell Lene, Baycrest, N.B
63 1-7300 $675,000 Sat/Sun 1·4.30
•v30 Canyon Fairway, Big Canyon
644-1600 $2,495,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
v2556 Crestview. Bayshores
640-2500 $699.500 Sunday 1-4
1430 Dolphin Terrace. Irvine Terrace
644-1600 $858,000 Sunday 1-4
111 E. Bay Ave . Balboa Peninsula
673-3777 $725.000
SJ 7 1 EJ Dorado. Huntington Beach
668-9333 $399.900
Sun 1-4
Sun 1·5
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31 lrenze.(Lldo Isle) N.B. "'•* #8 Aue MarMMlel. Big Canyon
673-37 7 $645,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 642-5200 $595.000 Sunday 1--4
•
5 BR plus FAM RI or DEii •••20 Starshlne, Turtlerock. Irv.
64-4-9060 $235,000 Set/Sun 12-4
*"••20332 Tldepool, 101. HB t 7 Cardiff. Laguna Niguel
673-7300 $660.000 Sun 2·5 640-2500 $216,000 Sunday 1·5
* •3109 Clay Street. Newport Beach
721-1200 $644,900 Sat/Sun 1·5
• 101 Crystal, Balboa Island
644-1600 $ 1 .098.000 Sat/Sun 1-4
•55 Evening Canyon Rd. CdM
6-44-9060 $1 ,649,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
••v21 Narbonne. Hrbr Adge, NB
644-1600 $3.650.000 Sun 1·4
• * 1741 Tustin Ave Ii 18A, E'Slde, C.M .
631·7300 $189.000 Sun 1-4:30
• • 1961 Vista del Oro, N.B.
759-9100 $375.000fee Sun 1-4:30
••"180 Westport, Bayridge. NB
721-8512 $304.900 Sunday 1-5
2 BR plus FAM RM or DEii * ••605 N Bayfront, Balboa Island
644:1600 $1.650,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •••v270 Cagney Ln 307. VIiia Balboa, NB
642-5200 $449,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
1501 Eton Piece, Westclltt, N.B
642-5200 $-495,000
• * • v 81 Royal St. George. Big Canyon
Sund itY 1-5 644-1600 $2.595.000 ' Sunday 1·4 3 IEDROOI 1687 Gisler Ave, Mesa Verde, CM
540-7355 $239,500 Sun 12 30-4 30
113 "G" St., Balboa Peninsula. NB
631-7300 $695,000 Sat/Sun 1-4:30
4 Winged Foot Ln. Big Canyon. N B.
631-7300 $1.295,000 Sun 1-4:30
& IR plus FAM RI or DEii
•4-42 Emerson. Costa Mesa
642-5200 $245,000
•2207 Fortuna, The Bluffs. NB
Sun 1-5
• v6 Hiiisborough, Harbor Hiii
644-1600 $1,550,000
'* v • •9 Canyon Ct, Big Cyn, NB 759·8200 $419,000 Sunday 1-5
Sun 1·5 644-1600 $3.295,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 ••421 Seaward, Corona del Mar, CdM
4 Monterey Circle, Spyglass
644-1600 $775,000
* * • 1114 E. Balboa Blvd. Balboa Pen. 673·8494 $650,000 Sat/Sun 1 ·5
Sun 1-4 631·7300 $2,750,000 Sat/Sun 1--4 :30 -401 Serra, Corona del Mar
673-8-494 $650.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2 BR plus FAM RM or DEii t 3004 Ocean Blvd, Corona del Mar
t 1815 Galatea Terrace. Irvine Terrace. CdM 673-8494 $1,500.000 Sunday 1-5
644-1600 $1,695.000 Sunday 1-5
••3 Montecito, Newport Beach
640-2500 $1,495,000 Sunday 1-4:30 627 Skyvlew Cir. Costa Mesa
668-9333 $217,000 Sun 1·5 542 Aliso Ave., Newport Heights. N.B.
631-7300 $414.000 Sun 1-4
I • • • 1218 Polarls. Newport Beach t v 912 Gardenia. Jasmine Creek, CdM 640-2500 $1,295,000 Sat/Sun 12-4
644-1600 $519.000 Sunday 1-4
•••2 Rocky Pt, Corona del Mar
721-1200 St.695.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
24 Belcourt Or • NB
721--0343 $1,150.000 Sun 12-4
• 1515 Priscilla, Harbor Highlands
• • t 279 Kavenlsh Dr West, Rancho Mirage 644-1600 $399,950
631·7300 $725,000 Set/Sun 1-4 30
Sun 1--4 TOWllHOIES
COllDOS FOR SILE
3, II 1tlu1 FAM RI or DEi
'
* •t 1000 Santiago Dr. Dover Shores. N.B 3050 K1llybrooke. C M
631-7300 $795,000 Sat/Sun 1-4.30 668-9333 $234,900 Sun 1-5
119 Via Yelle. Lido Ille, N.B
• 675-6161 $687.000 Sun 1•5 t 128 Kings Place. Newport Helghtt, N B
63 1· 7300 $929,000 Sat/Sun 1-4·30
* ••415 North Star Ln. Ovr Shre. NB
•
644-1600 $1,995,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
638 Riverside Ave. Newport Heights, N.8
722·1302 $465.000 Set/Sun 2-5
3 IEDROOI
• •••408 381h St , Newport Beach
642-5200 $750,000 Sunday 1-5 ""26 Rue Grand Ducal, Big Canyon
644-1600 $1,095,000 Sun 1--4 t 23 Belmont, Newport Beach
640-2500 $1,595.000 Sunday 12·4 * * 121 The Muter'• Circle, C.M.
873-7300 $349,500 205 Calabrlt Ct. 2524 Orange Ave, CM
85().7000 $299,500 Dally 11-& 1300 Wntcllff Or . W"tcllff, N.8 .
Sun 1·4
200 Calabrla Ct, (2&24 Orange Ave), CM 831-7300 1475.000 Sun 1-4:30
65().7000 $279,500 Dally 11-8 1300 Wettcilff Dr .• Wutclltt, N.8 .
217 Calabria Ct, (2524 Orange A\19), CM 831-7300 $475,000 Sat/Sun 1-4·30
8'°·7000 $285,900 Deity 11-8
\ 208 Calabrla C1. 2524 Orange A\19, CM
850-7000 1289,500 Deity 11-&
9512 c .. une, Huntington Bach
N0..,.11 1289,900
324 Proepect St • Newport BMch
842-8925 1375,000
Sun 1-.S
Sun t°"
•·.,..~Windsor, H1rt>or Hiii
844-1eoo 11.2&0,000
41111111
1802 E. lelboa 8'Yd, Balt>M
e13.7300 aeao.ooo
Sun 1-4
Sun 1 ..
282 ~,., (E'afde, co.ta MeN ••1201 Gt.nan, Tuatln
81WT17 1329.000 Set/Sun 1~. 840-2500 1519.900 8undey 1·5
no IMIW Dr. Irv Terreoe, CdM 1 •1239 Surlffne, Corona cMf Mar ..,
144..ooeo "20,000 Sun 1 .... :30 -940-2500 1591.000,.. 8•118un 12~ i I , • -
•5004 River, N.8 . .
673-1900 $455,000
1
• 15 Rue Verte. Big Canyon
673-7300 $1,495,000
Sat/Sun 1-5
Sun 1-5 1 IEDIOOI 1205 Send Key, Harbor View Hiii• ~
644-6200 $795,000 Sun 2·5 •210 C1Qney .i/310, NewPQrt Beach
1216 Sand Point. Broadmoor, CdM 840-~ $315,000 Sun 1·5
640· l208 SS&99.500 Sun l ·S • .., • *240 Nice Ln 118, VIiia Balboa, NB
1939 Santiago Or., e.ycr .. t, N.8. 846-8770 $202,900 Sunday 1-4
831-7300 S549,500 Sun 1•4:3o •""••200 Parl1 Ln. 315, Sea Faire. NB
•2100 S1ntlago, tMwpor1 Beech 846-8770 $289,000 Sunday 1·4
721· 1200 $ 1, 199,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
~4501 Surrey, Cameo Highland•
644-1600 1849,000 Sunday 1-4 2 IEIROOI
2-421 E. 16t1' St.. Newport Bach
548-9723 $385,750 Sat/Sun 10-5
* • 19e46 Seawlnd Clrcle, Huntngtn Beecn
831-7300 $275.000 Sun 1-4:30
MOBILE HllES
FOR SllE
2 IR plus 2 IR * 125 Apotena. Balboa taland
759-9100 $745,000 Sat/Sun 1-<4:30
411,111 1 IR •••619 Via Lido Soud. Lido l•le. N.B.
831·7300 $1,875,000 Sat/Sun 1-4:30
* • V't 280 Cagney-120, VHla Balboa, NB
848-0775 $299,000 Sat/Sun 1--4 ••• 1101 N Baytront. 8elboa lalMd
873-8700 $1,349,000 ... ,.,,, 12 ... **215 Via Lido Soud, Udo
""'1eoo 12,1ao.ooo
1128 Whtte s.Ale,Wey, Hat. vteW H ... , CdM
831·7300 1715,000 let/lun 1-4:30
2208 W!Mward ln, ..,.._., N.I .
&«·9090 $595,000 Sun ~ ...
• .,...2001 Yecht VlgllMi, 8Mvt.w, N.8.
144-eoee> sna.ooo aun 1-s . ......
•t•..,210 Cagney Ln 311, VIiia 8alb, NB
831-7300 1549.000 Sun 12.,.
t•v •500 Cagney 1212, NB
840-2500 $179,000 Sat/Sun 12-4
• •508 Hatbot' WOOdt Rd, NB
844·1800 1247,500
t 210 LlNe Ln '107, Sea Fatre, NB
840-2500 S229.000 &at/Sun 12-4
t 210 Litle Ln •2oe. SM FM, NI
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T'li''' to. 29,1
We need (3) enthutlutlc and
motivated lndtvldual1 who
would like to market the
llTll
11ms FIND
throush m...fted
10 1tl ,.. Deedll,
1121 per"'°'*'· '"' . In• ... OdJ, 1 ~ •-Asaern--ble-.-...,.Pf-odl_.JC_tl_Eat.._n
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No Exp. Wiii Treln. c ..
•i 1-I00-753-1.o4
' COUNTER SALES
8-MJ, ~.II ' _
Of .. ~ Ted Wiiham~ Vuto
supe1" buttlell hittina star. faced a
rooktt pitcher.~ umlMre called the
rookit's fint two pit<'ba balls. 11\t
P,itchtr complained vehemently,
'Say. ump, thotc looked tikc strikn
to mt'" Williams stood quietly at the
Dtate. The rookie hurler ... red at
Wilham' and his nut pitch was
down the middle. w.11 .. ms swuna
and hit the ball out or the pU'lc -•
home run. The umptre told the
rookie pttchcr. ··Set. son. when )OU
throw • mike. Mr. W1lh1ms wiU kt
)'OU know it!"
ARID (March 21-April 19): On
this Sunday )OU'll yy, .. Eureka -
l'"e found 11!.. Means )'ou'rc 11\
rhythm with your own C)Clc. Lanes
of rommun1cat1on open. )OU pin
added rtt0enition and lo"e will not
~ I Slflntfr. TAURUS (Apnl ~May 20): Indi-
vidual v.ho evaded throupout Wftk
bcromri 1v11l.ablt for scnous money
d11C\111ion. List assets. debits. com·
plaints. "ptra11ons. You'll ttt rtsulu
1n sur1)ri11na manner ~mini plays
rok QEMJNI (May 21-Junc 20): Atten•
taon rcvol"ts around domctdcity
home. larat houwhold nem, manta!
status. Coo""'8te w11h Taurus indi-
vidual, rcahu your own worth. ~
fute to ~vc up somtth1na or valllC
for not h inJ.
CANCEll (June 21-July 22): Oo
slow, play Mlll"l pmt. fOCUJ on
health, pcu, pcopt .. ho rtly upon
)'OUr .Judfmcnt. acnerosity. Fam1ll
membtt is embamucd !>r not kl
ma complt\C truth. lk kind, don't
cast fint 11onc. •
L1W (July 2}-Aua. 22,. Emotional
rnponttS maan1fy. Lus for life .c· <ICI\~. Emphuis on sty~. inknJity,
ICfttJmnt. pus1on. Y°"'ll mcict
deadline aftd suf'\li\·e cnsiL Powcrl\al
indMdval pulls atrinp fof )'O\t. vnwo (A~ 23-Stpl. 22): Aum-
tion rcvolvn 1round propcny MIO"
t11tion. d«ition oh~hcthtt 10 stay or ao. Atsipmcnt will be~
you'll bt f'ttt of oblipuon. A.riet.,
ubn pen0n1 p&a)' sap1ficaft1 roles.
UBllA (Sq;t. 2J.Oct. 22): Cbcdt
V1rao mn~. Focus on tnps.. v11111,
ideas that can be developed into
vaa~ ~pis. New love could be
on horizon. Stress 1ndepcnden«,
ability 10 art to hcan or matltf'$.
St1n now.
SCORPlO (Oct. 2J-Nov. 2l): ln-
tu111on nnp true, former teacher 1s
11 )Our ICJ'\ i«. Focus on money.
payments. collections. person1I
values. What had ~n lost wtll ~
ruovcrcd. Propcny will~ repaired.
Tru11 hunch.
IAOmAJUVS (Nov. 22-Dcc:. 21):
Fttlina of ~1n1 confined 11 ~'
tempQrar). In actuah1y. rules. rqu-
lations will work in )our favor.
Check ta:\, hccnst rtqu1rcmcnu..
You'll encounter cccentnc 1nd1V1d·
ual ,,.,ho borders on arn1us. CAPRICORN (Dec:. 22-Jan 19):
Inda\ 1dual ~hind 1ttncs don ca~.
will v.or~ for )Our benefit. Focus on
rn1nc1ions. rules. ability to 1mpnnt
.>.our own style Nccnsity for d1KTC-
tton bttomes obvious. Scorpio in·
\ool\~.
AQUAArul (Jan. ~Feb 11):
Check Saaittanus mnsqc. You
could ~ that "cc.untnc 1ndivtduat"
Sltttl f'tttdom. innovahvenns. ICff.
conrtdtncc. Wish comes true 1n dra·
matic flshion. Involves friendship
and romanC'c.
PISCES (Feb. 19-Ma~h 20):
Domnllc ad.Justment faiturcd, could
involve uk or purt'haK of an ob-
jttt. lu•ury nem. You'll m.-ctve
unique honor based on ICT"\'ICC lO
community. Focus oa prttt1ae.
ath1e"emcn1. ambt11on.
IP NOV. 1111 voua BlllT'BDAY:
~or domcttic fK!justmcnt takts olact in Dcttmbct -)OU'll ~ 1way from home. at least tcmporanty.
Attention wall rt\ool\oe around b~ styte, mtdcntt. marital t1ata Yo.
are capebk or inspmna otbtn.. you
have ~nack for O\ocm>mint dis~
aftd lanauaar barriers. Anes. Ubn
prilons ire drawn to you. Flnanoal
Aabelity in 1991.
8'i'UDBN1'11 .
PllMllllllPIW &KA •
C\Palt'OllN (Dcc:. 22.JH. 20):
Salum, your ruler. cdi~ by the
moon on Thruiday sian1fies u's umc
to do what suiu )Ou 1>Kt and atop
penderina to othen' whimJ. In f'kt,
thert rcall)I should be no boundanes
or limit11ions -only the chan« or
1 lifetime to develop ur upreu your
uniquc <'ttlh"e taknts or ab1ht1cs.
Even a challcn11na asptet bctWttn
tht' sun and M1rs on tch 27th should
only ronfinn )Our bchef 1ha1 -..h1k
sm1ll minds are tam~ or subdued
by 1dvcn11y. llTll minds nw above
it.
.......... ........... ,,
Cancer this appnn tu oc an Ideal
wet"k to doc a few more 1 '1 and CtOA
a number of t's until othcn realize
that )OU havt' had your fiO Of Urt-
fUlfilled promises.. rcj«uons and
put-downs. Both ptne>nally and pro-
fcssion1lly lhert his 10 ~ • new
format or undcntandina which
cnabln )OU 10 prove that )OU have
no intcnnon or "1nllna into the
bacqround or playtna • wcondary
or support 1 na roll'.
LEO (July 24-Aua. 23): What talcn
place on lhc home front this week 11
habk 10 U~I )'OUr bnl laJd ptans.
Hoftvtr. on« the <'Urrtnt new AQUAJUUS (Jan. 21-Feb. 19): moon in Srorp10 hu tci>arat~ even
Ovtr the pasl couple of )'ears or so m~ wheat from t~ thatT yela oua.ht
)Ou tttm to have bct'n 1earch1na for to emerat stroftlt'r .... ,!Cf ind witfi a
subtluy and emotional ICCunty. ddinne 1uldt or pointer 10 the fu.
Hoptfull)'. hov.tvcr, )OU now COWM tulT Unfortu~ld), ho~cr. )OU
to rahze that lt!IU'I to know your are sull hltely to remain coofutlCd
inner ttlf -)our real nttdJ as well over cal"CCf or professional)' mat&crs
u your fcan -is not • da"fttOUJ and must wall and see what transptr·
OCCU{l9l•On The only dal\lff hes 1n cs around the 22nd when Salum 11
rcfus1n1 10 acttpt yourxlf for who eclipsed by the moon bcfon mak1na
you 11T. For. the sun in Saaillarius any dttlMve movtt
after the 22nd relates to prn1na one's VlllGO (AU&-24-St'pl. 23): That
ronftMn«. arowma. lcam1na and awful chche "v.ort is )our ~t ther· ....-:n ~ .... 1na. ~ •P>" " not onl) apostle this trtttlt
PllCES (Feb. 20-March 20t-Yn-but 1110 sian1fics 1ha1 1~ as
tcrda)"s New Moon 1n Scorpto sulJ pttt"1ous hlllt )OU C'ln do 10 ltef'P
hllhhAhts all forms of communiai-affa.ars of 1hc heart on an even kttl
tion. lhertfOtt, ~ou cannot bo&d An unus112I 1moun1 of planetary
b.ck, procras11na11on or deliberate 1K1iv11y 1n Capnrom, 1r res~nsiblc
any lonttr. You have to move for· for all the d1ffi<'ult1t'S and tnals you
ward and, bttause there att al1e> • are currently upcnenc-ina. Howt"cr.
number of liaruficant upecU durina the 11mc 1s fHt 1pproach1na •hen
the nc't rouplt or Wttks. fin1lly ten )'OU must put an end 10 the con-
thotc who 1ma1me you Ire fat 100 fusion and uncertainty bro\aaht
1ntce'\lft lo chanat d1tcction, tither about by the odd ~haVlOf or lov~ ~noMlly or profwonally, that you onn or roltaaun.
are taltina off. Ntw siahts and UMI UJUlA (Sq>t. 24-0ct. 2l)' ~
bctkott and no one and nothint mult past few months tttm to havt bttft
be alk>wed to dtkr or ditc0u,..e spent tryi"I 10 avoid a showdown or
you ~onfron11t1on over home or AAlltl (March 21-Aprll 20): Only domtslK' matters Unfortunately.
Whal Man. your ruler. 11 OPPokd by howt\>'er. )OU are now hkdy 10 d1J.-
1he It.In on the 27th att )'OU It.bk to ro"n that 111 )our "-onh of caul10ft Ul*t or wnatc thoet who 1tall have havt C.llen on deaf cars.. but at Jeatc
important roln tO play 1n )'OUt hft, tht° ('UrTt'nl new moon ID 5corpto
and overall this thOuld ~ • lftUUt· and Saturn tthpwd by \he moon on int and rtWatdina time fot you. A Thunda) ""'ll make )our own ~
_.. moon In Scorpio conunun 10 111on <'lcar ind fort'C )'OU 10 to to any
hiahliaht alt J01n1 financil! anuer-Jcnaths 10 pro1cc1 and pttlcrw all
IMftts. tax, lt9al ind buatnat mat· you cherish and reYcrt.
ICtl and thettforc ii 11 IUM IO \Ike ICOllPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22): A
ttock. ~petalitt one CW'OPMY or tcna of d«111"c ola.ntwY °'*" ochtf 1nH·stmt'nts. and ltMf*lly ,. now .rclatt 10 both miotfooal tta
COYtt sums ow tandlna. and fin1ncul 1nlttC'IU. ~
TAU.US ( pnl 21-Miy 21): A you mutt 1111 ~ papptlftl wittl
new moon 1n your oppo.M~ sen of probkms of 1 h~ly pt1'1IOOll and
Scorpio *"" '° haV't cnt1ted cbf. tcnSlll\t naturt. However. 1( 1" fkultlet or• m1trimonial or pat'\M_r· recall .-hat toolt pUcir ~·miewty
lh1p nature. Ahtm1tivtly • .,.,,.t ~11 months .,o >°" will COCM t0
out iano the .., ioM1nauoft or reahtt that for the 11kt of your ~
Qic11 y® would prekr not lO ~ term haP\"nc C"Omf'on and tmant)' coaun~ kftOWtedlr. Mliybf ·~ .a'"" )'OU 11mpiy m11st ~ «tW• tin cw • wdl that ocbtri en IM)W Chtpll,... coeMC'ttOftt now • i•dlirirlnlecob'aud,...._~ IAGm'AIUUl(Nov. 2J,;.DK. 21~
..-•t)' at well M }!'r .lo)lleY IO n. -ta yo.t owa bilG ... eAlr
... Wit. T1w Id •• __.,. iftlr tk 2~ • "°'' D 11 j to ... M Rd tt. 22ad well tMbit )'041 IO II'"' al 10 ........ , .. « ..... 1M ... -.vft................... ~·-~~-:it .. "99 ---:: .. <:-' ""'-21~ n. _..., ...... • .... flll ~ ...... -.. "' ... 11 .. .,. "°"'"'· .. -...__.llrlt .... = ......... ,......, ...... . -fYri• )IOW t•lliDM. II F fW'I .............. , ., -"" '°'-'' ....... W' ... 4 ctl ~ ....... ~"°' ~ ,... ..... ... Mi"I fOiad to..,...,... ~ die m.-0(1 j ' 1$ et" •• '° ftMt'll ................. .,,.... .... Of t'OftfNa. a ""' ...... . .... die rtttftl MW tnoo. e. oMy .. W&t .. to bf ......... ..a _. .)'M 'la tM ,_. •alloii . ..._..._.____._..__ ~. IMIM~er. ,_.-'I IP' 09 ,.._.,, -·-.,, ,
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CAUUSTOOAY
FORMOAE INFONAATIONI
Ml..all,111.121 ... ....
Noe~,__._.,
full-time. Tralnln
~ovlded. Office .....
houM. dellvery. '300·
$450/weellly. Call for
perso·n11 Interview. Jana
114:-111-1221
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16 Pr--"
II Sm91 IOU
19 c.tro'• a.Id
20~
22 Beby'• toy
23~--
24 Ulle IOIN
cMeM
25 F WMd ln119ntOt
27 Penny -
21 ,.,... ..
JOH<*~
32 -o'lf*\ter
3" PIPM Ot
c.tle
35 Gient gfHI
38 Ooctnne
37 -art
39~1*1
"s.gn ol
egreem.11
42 HIOe eway uweo
4e -"'fUll
48~ ••
50 Sul', .... ,
S*fll•
51 -Piper
$3 Malea,_ol
51 &clipe
Sl~mu•
IO ZJweoo ' io.,e 6' Hoe I 90UI a aroeoc..e
... SNlrl Nell*-
• Oren org
68 Young pig
70.Me t•
71 ··--....,
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r31.U11u
74 ar ..... ,.,
15 ~1
•rutl'I
77Aanoeof
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71 Get""
IO T CIPC*' Wlltl
lcectMm a ..,_ 9f\lp4tOna
.. tlftllll de~
15 .... Wd
11 r..,.._ llbtM
.,_, T ANNAH .-sc'H
Bo1 h 'ulnerable. North deal~
NORTH' 'Tommy Mt South Md ...
found bi ... , in • row ...... --
tract. Nonti'1 ~ OlllQi. *
had kept • vulntraMe w ..... .,
the biddiot. The .,..,. ......
wnh tbrec roundl al....,._, ..,
West llaiflid to tbe ~al a.. .
Tom ray took lbc ace, a.iid W ._
roudncfy tried •tw eet Md tilll ol
sp9dn nut, the comnci __..
hue been defeated EM woilld
ha~ bad to ICOft • u.mp ua.
• A ..
• '51
t A 7 6 2
• A I 5 J
llWlcoe.ge
·~ tO Citrus fruit
t2 SNlk• poilofl
t3 Hod!.,
lnwnonel
tM Go Into
.. C°"9e pol
t7 lr1'WI"""'
II Actreea Gen
t02 Berd
104 8fMI lillllnd
105 84111dteeder
lltown
106 Mepe
108 MWry
IOI w ... Ot Beer\
111~
113 POiie
I 15 Pu«*c
storeflouM
117 Abf~
I I I EITIC)IOy
121 Wander aboul
122 Southern
African
·~ 123 Ctleut
115 Cepot• 'Of
Colt•~
127$11~
Otgatw1'TI
121 Young "*'I
org
13 t Un11 of loice
133 Stal• I
daugf\I ..
134 CMWM
COOl>PQI
135 Hu9e
138 Regn••
I 40 Altetne>l
1•2 AclOI Erwtn
I 43 T amber WOii
1 •. Inside pt.,
145 DC UPOfl
147 Mab muddy
149 Hind PIWI
IS I ComboneO
153 Honlle<S
1~ Frencn ,..,.,
1$$ Mollilm
ChMttam
I 56 hglnnlf ~
157 ... lt\tnO
Otgen
1$1 f"'umdfl
t 5t f"llll ·botlom«I
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• 10 t 5 ..
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4 • Pa
DOWM
In this type ol Iii~ dMI ....
Tommy swvcr made a lllliie<e. Firt1
he ruffed a dub, tbal C8m die killll
oflpedes frcn hand8M a .... to
chc ace. K.S both .,..._. W.
lowed, Tommy WCMald "--,....,...
10 hand with a diamoed IO draw llw
last trump and daian lhl pme ....
when West dltcarded a daab oa tk
second spade, T om..,'1 csd-.1
prcperation peid a a... dmdead.
A dub WU nafred ill ihc doled
hand, roUowcd by One rOUAdl or
diamoodl. mdint in dummy. Ealt
was now down to J 7 in trump&, and
Tommy was poited to strike with Q
9. When a mioor....ut arct Wiii led
from the table. Eat wu co..,ed a.t or a trump uic:t, and Toaay'1 •JI·
tiquc rc:mained,intact.
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• P\11 hard .. T'hedeMI
10 Encoureoe 15 "°""' ......_
II ' M'A'S'H' M YCMand""
ct..ecMJ -~ 12 .... ~. .....,
13 r,...,,, " -a.nor
"Alemenl 12 AeUOn wont
15 G.menaty ISO..-
16 Andrews Ot "~ Wyn•• NO.-
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21 --•¥1111 101 "'°""" . .,,...
(~) 103 A-orie
22 lot Mgelea t05~· .... It,.. IOI.....,
21AclOt9eelty 107 ~°'
29 Bet Wootl COfW*y
3 I Eaelemltion 110Uuw•1 II 1
ol WOf\Oer 112 Towel
33 Sweb mona.,'9"' 37 Type of 11' ObUlloed ~ I 11 CrQll 0-. 31 Seed ooet1 t11 24 .... 40 Clumsy one tlO......, " 43 Ac10t 122 IN tCMlfl ~ ueon--124 E..-Ulf•
IOvoeal• 121 -'*"*
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50 Actor -,., 13' F,_
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54 ThOmla Wott. 14 I Tlme '°"I pMl
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Nov. 17
1st Otr.
Nov.25
TOOAY'S SUN
Sunrise: 6:26 a.m.
Sunset 4:47 p.m.
TODAY'S MOON
Moonrise: 7:48 a.m.
Moonset: 5:36 p.m.
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Defense contractor's tank
model f ound in-hobby shop
SAN JOSE -A an Jose.
based defense contractor has re-
covered a massing. S 14.000 1ank
model from a hohh~ c;hop whert•
the poorly madl· mockup wa'i
on sale at a bag discount -a
couple of h undred dollars. fl.I<; spokesman Ball High-
lander £aid Fnda\ tha1 the
three-foot-long. I ~·-inch high
modeJ of the protot}pe tank was
accidentally thrown awa' 1n ats
packing cue when the com pan)
moved in June
The Fiberglas. tape. melal
and plywood model made ll to
the D ct J Hobb) and < raft'i
shop in San Jo~ aftr r 11 wa\
recovered from the trac;h b) an
FMC worker. The emplo)ec
gave 11 to a friend. LI. Onan
Beck. a 21 -)car \.C lcran of the
'
'Santa Clara Count) henffs
Depanment
Beck. who decided he didn't
want the model. took 11 to the
hobh} shop "'here he agreed to
share ~'k profit\ with the store.
Two weeks ago. an FMC com-
pan) model builder recognized
the massing prototype.
.\I Ernat. a model builder and
salt:sman at the store. said ho~
b) asts weren't amprrsscd wath
the e'.(pens1ve tank mockup.
"It was not that well made."
Erna1 -;aid "It was made of
e\ef) matenal }Ou could name.
1nclud1ng plas11t can ... a\. It had
doll ho use hinges and the ltd of
a toothpaste contarner for the
nashang red light o n top ...
-By tbe Anocl•IH Prell
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Ships officers outnumbered by rampaging sailors left the officers. and there's not
many of th.cm.': Meadows said.
By Charles Wohlforth
McC11t1;hy Newt Service
AN~HORAGE. Alaska -Seven
crew members of a factory trawll'r
staged a mutiny and rampaged over
the ship in the Aleutian Islands
Fnday evening.
A U.S. Coast Guard cutter antcr-
eepted the Arctic Hero intending to
send a boarding pany to reassen
control. but .Cter arriving at 9 p.m ..
guardsmen "'ere unable to board
because of rough "'eathcr Both
vessels were e\pected an Dutch
Harbor at 9 a.m.
Two FBI agents were on their
wa)" to Dutch Harbor to anvestagate
and decade af crew members wall be
charged wtth mutan~ or some other
cnme. a Coast Guard official said.
"We'"e got se"en to go to the
hoosegow ... the ship's master. Keith
Dillon. said an an anten ae"' b>
Pilot dies
in island ~
plane crash
S.\N C LEMENTE
JSL.\ND -.\ pilot working
as a spotter for a commercial
fishing boat died Saturda)
after has sangle-eng1ne plane
'ilammed into the center of
the island. authorities said.
Robcn w e a·con. 55. of
San Pedro. was the only per-
son on board the Cessna 162
when 11 crashed ornhas isla nd
about 45 miles off the San
Diego coast. U.S. Coast
(Juard Lt. Dan Mincher sajd.
Bw;on took off from Tor-
rance Airport late Friday
night to find schools of fish.
-By tlle A11ocl•IH Pre,.
satellite tl'lcphone whale bamcaded
in the whcc.'I house at 11 p.m.
Frida).
But Dallon thought ll was a not.
not a mutin). He said he never lost
control of the ship. although he did
lose radio contact when the rioting
crc"' ml·mbers broke into the
wheelhou\e and he was afraid of
ha' 1ng them hear has commun1ca-
t1on'i 1A.1th the Coast (,uard. He said
the crew members threatened him
and thC' fir<it mate. but didn't harm
them.
"l'"e got the door locked right
now to kC'ep them out of here." he
said. "The> canae up t"'ace and
broke a hunch of hghts and o ther
stuff. but they left."
The 1nc1dent began when workers
on the processing lane of the 206-
foot sti:rn tra"' ler "'ent on a ram-
page and beat up the ship's chief
engineer and two other crew mem·
bcrs. then ran amok with clubs and
fire axes. Dillon said. The vessel
has a crew of 45.
Dillon said the engineer had lock-
ed himself an the engine room to
protect it. He needs hospitalization.
but has inJuries arc not life-threaten-
ing. Dallon said.
He said the mutineers went to
sleep. but he had heard repons that
they were waking up.
Errof Meadows. pon engmcer an
Dutch Harbor for AKC Corp .•
which owns the vessel. said there
were too few o ffi cers to fight off the
mutineers. Dillon said the ship car-
ries no weapons. It 1s is licensed to
have at feast thrtt officers.
"Most of the guys on the crew,
the processors. JUSt locked them-
selves in their cabins and wouldn't
have anything to do wath at. so that
Dillon didn't blame the rest of
the crew for not coming to his a id.
··They were just standing back
fearing for their' lives," he said.
"These guys arc bad. They're from
street gangs."
The 378-foot cuncr Mellon,
which is based in California. hap-
pened to be in the area and went to
intercept the ship. which was
located about 90 miles southwest of
Dutch Harbor, Coast Guard of-
ficials said.
They said the mutinous crewmen
took over at least part of the ship
and went on a destructive ramJJllC.
Dillon said the crewmen pulled
doors off their hinaes. smashed
cabinetry and broke lights and win-
dows.
He said the crew members were
upset because members of another
AKC crew were paid late recently.
Six arrested iri. $1 million cocaine raid
PO MON .\ -Sax were arrested Vega said. Each was held on
following a raid that netted more $200.000 bail. Those arrested were identified as
Jorge Esquivel. 28. of Ontario·; An-
tonio Jkl1ran Aispuro. 24. of South
Gate; Aguilar Esquivel. 18 of
Baldwin Park; and Juan Reyes Liz-
araga. 29. Hector Zazueta Cruz. 22.
and Paulo Cruz. 28. all of La
Puente.
than SI m1ll1o n wonh of cocaine Pomona poli~ officers and state
and hC'ro1n. autnorifiCS 'Salasafur---OCpanment orJusifoe agents seized
da)' 22 pounds of cocaine wonh $1
The arrests took "'f>lacc at 3:20 million and I o unce of tar heroin
p.m. Fnda} at Trucks R Us an worth $1 0.000.
nearh\ La PuentC'. The men were Also seized at the undisclosed
booked for sales of more th.an 22 location were firearms and two vc-
pounds of cocaine. gt. Nelson hiclcs. Vega said.
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