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P!ANET 1101.LYWOOD t ..
Film and lclevision accor Steven
Blldwin wiU present props from
his upcomina movie, "8
Seconds." to Pl1nc1 Hollywood
on .Tuesday. 811dwin,-who--
_!tarred u Buff1lo Bill Cady in
tneEm!!')'·Winnin4 lerie1, '"The
Youns Riden,'~ Wiii present
Planet Hollywood the hat., belt
buc:kle and booll he used in his
upcomina film, which aJso 1tarts
Luke Pcny. The prescn111ion is
,scheduled al 6:30 p.m. 0 ~
COP CllJEF TO MEET
lllSPANIC LEADERS ...
Haley 01rbour, the new
Republican National
Committee Chairman, will
1ddresi leaden of Orange
County's Hispa nic communily
at a brc11k{as1 Wcd~ay.
Barbour 'A'ill be introduced by
California Republican Party
Chairman Or. Tirso dcl Junco
at t~ Hispanic Community
Ltatlcnhip Outreach Brco.kfasl
at 7:30 a.m., at 1hc Center
Club, 6$Q Town Center Drive.
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YOIJNC ARTISTS ON
DISPLAY ... Posten, drawings
and other artwork crca1cd by
Newport Beach elementary
school students is currcntly on
display in 1wo city libraries.
Corona dcl Mar Branch Library
i.s fc1turin& posters illustrated
by fourth iraders at Harbor
Day Elementary School. The
posters were inspired by
favorite books read by the
students.
The Balboa Branch Ll1>rary is
dlspl1yin& self portnits of a
fifth 1r11de class 11 Newport
"Ekmcnt1ry School. The
portrails were eroduccd for ;,n
an cxchan1e wsih the Okuaki
(J1~n) Children's Museum.
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SOMETillNC FOR
EVERYONE ... Tuesday
niJht's Nowport·Mcs3 Unified
School Di~rict bo3rd meeting
will have 111 little some1h ing ror
everyone.
There will be 111 water district
slide lhow on the new reservoir
µntkc_.c:onsLruction :it the
school disttict"s Lindbergh
school lite. The pros and cons
of various ai r condi1ionin1
systems under consideration for
Corona del ~1ar High School
will be discussed. And there
will be 1n update on the always
imperiled Cos11 Mesa H igh
School Firm ind 1griculture
prosram.
Next IChool year, studcnu in
the Newport-McSI Unified
School District will be 1ble 10
tr.ns!er to any school in 1he
dUtric1 -on a spacc-av1ilab~
buis. The school board will
diK:uu the new "intr1-distrk1"
transfer poltc:y. And ror lhosc
who keep up with this son of
thin&. the state's new open
meetin1 laws and how lhey
arTcct school dlstricl pncticcs
ind procedures will be
reviewed by teaal 1dvisen at
the Tuesday nighl mcc1in&
which be1ins 11 1 p.m., al the
Harper Community Center, •25
East )8th St., in C.olta Mesa.
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WILL TllEY BE RIJBBED
Ot.m ... The Costa Ma.a City
Council on Tuesday will
consider the appeals by two
Mesa Verde massar park>n to
allow lhem 10 continue
opcratin1 their ea:lstlna
busincncs. Men AccupfUS.ure
at 2343 Mesa Verde Drive East
and 123 Thtn~ It 1525 M ...
Verde Drive East arc scckina
exempllons to the clty't
adult-cntcttaJnmc.nt ordin1nce
which PfOhibil them from bcln1
k>cltcd wllhln 5()0.fcct or •
mldcn<e and 1.000.fcel from
plKU frequented by minors.
kepruen11UYe1 for the two
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DIM.
BEACH • STA MESA luttMwit-wanled ID heM.
The .. lhould NI f'IJJJ I dear this ""'~
.r~ •nd not return until,
that's rigfll, ~ weekend.
Tempe<atures will stay coot.
+ Ford's proposed community on
99-acre Loral stte could add 500
upscale homes to Newport Beach
by the end of the decade.
BY ~vu Lo.u.. ST.u• Wuna.
I n the Ncwpon Beach hillsides overlooking
the occ~; °('c beginnings of 1 new
c:ommunhy arc 1akin1 shape.
You wouldn't think so by looking 1t the
99·acre Loral AcronUtronic site o ff Jamboree
Road between Ford and Dison roads where a
dwindling number or employees conlinue 10
build m.iuile guidance S)"tcms. But visions or a
new community or early Californi:1-s1yle homes
Where neiitlbors stroll down qulel, tree-lined·
streets arc taking shape in 1hc mind or builder
Hal Lynch.
Lynch and his Newport Beach dcvelopmcnl
comp:iny -the Rccrcnc1ions-Group or
C.Ompanics or RGC -have been hired by
Ford ~1ocor l...4nd Ot\elopmcnl Corp. 10 crcnlc
a community on the land Ford has leased from
the Irvine Co. for lhc last 35 yean. Ford
nego1ia1ed an option to purchase the property,
contingenl Qn ci1y approval or the proposed
devek>pmcnl. It would be Ford's first
rcsidcnlial development.
There arc a number or hurdles yet to clear,
inclu~ing the creation or an environmental
impact report. ci1y a.pFroval ror a change in
zonin& from industria to rcsiden1i1I, an
amendment lo the city's general plan, and
compliance with arrordablc housina
rcquiremenu. A publ~ hearing on the
proposed dcvc)opment before the City Council
and the plannin& commission will likcty take
place this summer.
There ire also uncertainties about the
amount or cleanup th11 will be required at the
industrial site. Ford officials S4Y !hey arc . DrunorHr• AMM. D-'li.T ru.o1 working on deaning up an area wh~rc in . Hal Lynch, president of Recreacttons, the development company hired to ... 11---• create a~ on tho cun:ant l.o<al AefonulroniC olle.
Ford has operated . on propery since 1958
BY R uss loAA, SrArr \\'•ma
Loral Acronutronic bcgon
life as Systems Research Corp ..
J ou.ndcd_in W6 lly fL&fOup of
30 scientists and engineers dur·
ing the boom days of aero-Ironic Systems J nc .. opcraling
space. out or a small commercial
The corpor3tion wns acquired building in Van Nuys. The divi·
L fcw months_btcr by 1hc ford -1.io.n...hogan..mov.ing....IO-..N.c.-.potl
Motor Co. subsidiary, Acronu· Beach in 1958 and a 10.
building con1plcx v.as com·
pletcd the folio.wing year.
Ford lcas.cd the l:ind rron1
the ln1ru:.....G.>. and .sold the
he fOaD/P•t• 4
Stt WuU-, l'•ie 2
' Sleeping
dad nearly
_smothert
daughter
.,. Costa Mesa man
apparently acc identally
rolled on top of
2-month -old, who wasn 't
breath ing when found by
mQther. Hospital. listed
baby in critical condition.
BY )Ott. BEl:a.S, \1 ~r1 I\• n •
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COS"rA t-11:.SA -A 1-month·
old infant v.a~ :ilmosl .)mo1hcrcd
to dc;;ith by her f31hcr earl:-Sun·
da) morning, 1o1 hen the: man JP·
parent!) rolled on top of the child
~'hilc they v.crc both sleeping.
The infant ''Aas in cr11ic::il rondi·
1ion at Childr;cn's Hosp11nl of Or·
angc Co·unty Sunday.
l "he mo1hcr returned home
from v.·orlc lo her apartment in the
200 block. of A'«udo Street earl}
Sunday morning and fuund 1hc
child underneath !he rather. who
w:.s sleeping. She awoke him and
then called 911 .
Police dispatchers g:i.,,c the: par·
en1s instructions on h~ to give
CPR 10 1hc infant.
Police officer\ arri\c:d al the
apar1mc:n1 at 12:25 :i.m They con·
1inucd giving CPR 10 1he baby,
'AilO was then transported to Hoa1
Hospital ~ .Plr3mc.dics ind later
10CHOC.
PKhm1nary 1nVcs11ga11on b)
Cost.:i t.·lcsu police of"ficca indic;:i!c
the ba~ v. at. sleeping wi!b the fa·
thcr In hl'i bed \.I hen th( f.:Uhtr 8C·
c,i~cnt;11l:-roll~~ O\·er on 1hc: infant
causing a stoppage of breath. ac·
cording ti) a police press rclca~
There :ippcar5 to be nu roul
pla) but the in\CSligation b con·
finuing
Police :i.rc nol releasing names
or addresses on this cast until 1hc
inve~1igation is completed
Wheelchair access in Costa Mesa questioned by state
.,. City may face lawsuit
over angle of ramps at two
shopping areas .
BY M.\.a.N•• AicLaoo. ST.v• W1.m11.
COST A MESA -How much
d iffenncc docs a couple of inches
make?
For Costa Mesa, they may menn
a lot or trouble.
City officials said they face •
possible lawsuit by the stale Al·
tomcy General's office because
state officials alle1e. the city
doesn't property regulate wheel·
chair ICCCSS.
For a year and a half, the Al·
tomey General's office has been
invcstiptina lhe city because or
t'Om;>l1ints filed by one rcsiden1
that the tlopes It atrcct comers k>
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'' I THJNJt TBB CnT Ja DODIG TIO aBST TRBY CAN WITH THE SITUATION
AT RAND. WB'u 'l'UDIO TO mp a'VSINISSES IN CoSTA MESA AND WE
ooN'r WANT TO auu.1111 TIDIM WllH BXCISSIVB COSTS THAl' WOULD
DBP THEM ROM OURUIG A ausINBSSBS. BUT WE ~o WANT THEM
TO COMPLY TO THI LAW' IP A OOMPl.OM.ISB NEEDS TO BB MADE. . .
'' TOM IUln
...... Cina ...... AGclll AlftAu 8ot.t.D
allow wheckhair·bound citizen.a to
ecccss the sidewalk don't comply
with state rcquirc.mcnts.
The compt1inll atso d te th.It
when the matter '5 brought 10 1hc
city'• 11ten1ton, the city doc$n'I en·
force compliance of the law within
the state's 90-day time limit.
"I'm just • pcnon "'ho hopes 10
keep 1blc~bodied lhe resl ol my
lire," said Bil Garvin, author of
the compbints. 1'he d1y should .... -
nol take 5UCh a d1m \'leW Of !his.."
Bui city officials contend they
arc sc~ll'"C to IC'CCSS la ... -s. The
r.tmps jn qucs1ion .11 ·Triangle
Square 'and 1he Courtya.rdJ.. how·
ever, only deviate sligh1ty from
s111e ttqu1rcmen1s 3nd would be
more C'OSlly to repair.
"They arc a frac-tion of a per·
cent off 1n s.lopc angles.'" said
Otpuly Cuv ~tanager Don Lamm
"Visunlly, )"OU liln't 1cll 1he differ·
ence by looking ol 11:·
Dul Lamm 'Ji:ud the ci1y hasn't
overlooked the problenu. The ccn·
1ers have been cited. Owners or
both malls ha\'f: opted, however,
for 1he1r richt 10 go throu&h the:
chy0$ Accts~ Appeals Board 'khich
either cr.1n1cd c.xcmptioN Of ta•
1endcd 11mc 10 make the rtpaifi..
.. The d1rftC"Ulty oC the 'ta1e laws looAC.....,_,
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Bartosik lllva8 ,..r his. legacy a a fixer
SlcYr M•rble •nd M1rnie
1'kI.-I ro d-..,.rytbinf hCNn ,.....,;, ro ~ fOod •t
tbe C'OUnty tt.ir.
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DwOzzk-,.llS I) :-·1 II i';r If: :ti:.
II ZS tlm
Ula's not 11 ........
a canine
--~-companion
D oe ~p1e arc a breed all their
own. They wolk upright, but
rc1:ard canines as soul mat~t:.
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Some even resemble their pc1s with the
wnc dr9'>1)ing jowls and toulful eyes.
A friend of mine sports the identical
hair Cl.II of her French Poodle.
59 and
Hold ing
Sauntering down the
Champs Elyscc, -1hcy
cpu~ pass for second
cousins.
Sc:icntists can't
explain rhis
overwhelming
fascination and
bonding wi1h canines.
However, they
spccul:uc 1hcr.e may
be n dog-cnred gene
lurking in the DNA.
This would account
for homo sa picns who
bark orders, wolf
do""'" their food. and
bury their lcchngs.
Dog speak i) 1hc n:nive tongue of
millions of doting Americans. lt~s a
relatively si111plc language 1hat doesil't ..
require 1u1 ad\'anccd course at llcrlitz.
For c.-camplc. the common phrase,
"Whal did I say about piddling on the
oriental rug?" is easy enough for a
Russian \Volfhound to understand.
This un iversal communication
con1ai ns the largest variety of bribes,
pica bargaining and empty threats or
any language in the world.
"Do that :igain, and I'll spank you"
goes in one floppy car and out the
0 1her. Evtl") mutt worth his kibble
knows bencr than lo take this clichc
seriously. N >hody reads a human race
more ast u1(1.,. th an a con artist in a dog
suit.
There's ;i !.1 rgc bone of con1cn1ion
between dtig people and a conservfl fivc
scgme n1 ~'! ~ociery who regard canines
as hair-~h~ !ding, n1essy, noisy beasts.
This "':1~ illustrated by " Love-Mc,
Lovc·M~ !Jog divo rce case in California
when a "de ~ucd her husband, naming
his Grcal !);111c as corre spondent. The
dog no1 onl'f slcp1 on the foot of their
bed, \lrith a 'nore like a bun saw, but
also barked in his sleep while chasing
nocturnal rabbits.
The judge awarded the plain1iff a
sizable sun1 for n1ental cruelty, but the
real winner "'as 1he hound who won
twice the leg room .
LOCAL
rictin ilMly
shooting ldelldned
as Costa Mesa man
BT 1.olJ.AxH BASH.IDA, Sr.ur Wutn
COSTA MESA -Politi have
identified the man who was shot
to death in the parking lot o(
Stater Bros. Thursday afternoon as
Oscar Serrano Miramontes, 40, of
Cos111 Mesa.
The suspected gunman has been
identified as Salvador Beltran.-
Duarte, 21, of Sanla An,a . Beltran·
Duarte is being held withou\ bail
al 1hc Costa Mesa Jail until his ar·
raignmcnl, which is scheduled for
Tuesday at Harbor Municipal
Courl in Newport Beach.
'' l WAS
RAISED IN
AN ERA
WHENWB
HAD IlBALLY
SOLID HE·
'ROES, AND
THOSE HE·
ROES WERE
MOSTLY
COWBOYS.
Goon OVER
c1nSIDI
. ' . ..
..!' ;_ *lf'\VTA 11.AlNUlfl. 0.UL' PILm"
0oa.· owners chat wtth
tllCh other u Cosla
MHa wont to the dogs
dur i ng a city·
sponeored fund ralaor •
designed to htlp ralae
money to oatablloh· th~
city'• flrst dog park.
---Tho !lart< Plllt !\Ind ralan· brought dog
owners, lov•" end th•
plaln curk>ul to T1Win-
kle Park'• maintenance
yard Saturday. Rattle
prizes, a vaccination
clinic, frH dog lralnlng
tips end conteata for
beat behaved, best
costumed, largest and
small est dogs were
hold. The ci ty was
hoping to raise $5,000
to reach tts goal of s 1 1,000, whi ch It
needed_ Jo .bulld t~e
leashless park.
Chief wanted in old West
.. Costa Mesa's
Snowden in Arizona to
film TV western ..
BY Lo1t.1 A. ... N BASllEl>A,
ST.UT \Va1n:a
COSl"A 1'1ESA -Tllcrc·.., wn1c
folks out lhc rc "'ho "·ant 10 ... cc
co ... 1a ~1e~ Yolicc Chief 03\C
Sno\\dcn hanged be: fore 1hc
"'eek's ou1.
And Sno"dcn ~a,s he·~ grme -
as long as ifs all eapturcl1 un f1ln\
friend or Snowden'•· The men me1
as mcmbcn on the Golden Boot
:lwards committee, a fund·r:iiising
arm of 1he mo1ion pictute
1elevi~ion industry.
lta,·ing heard of SOOYl·ckn's
fascination wi1h 'olr'CSlcrns.. Wofd
invi1cd him 10 join 1he ct:cw as an
extra on loca1ion in Tombstone
during 1he first p3n of 1his week.
Snowden said·hc ('Ouldn't pa"ss
up 1hc chance to pal around virith
cO"boy Siar' llu&)1 O'Brien, Orucc
Uoxlcitncr and no lloplr:inl.
"I think it's gciing 10 be:. real
fun 1ime," he l:ljd, add inc 1h .. 1
O"Uucn is one of his heroes.
The Loyal Order of feline
Worshipers, the largest, most po\\·crful
Pct Society in America. is also cool 10
"M1n•1 Best Friend." In fact, they're
Costa Mesa Police spoke sman
George \Vilson declined 10 rcve:il
Friday whether there was some
sort of connection between the
vic1im and gurtman.
EVIL STUFF. E VEN HAVING MET TH EM,
THEY FIT THE BILL.
·nu: cuy's top '""' cn forcc1ncnt
o(Ciccr trttdcd in his pis10J th1.'I
""eek.end for a chance to 'addle up
"'ith hi s celluloid hcroc-'> on 1hc \C l
uf :i new 1e/e,J~1011"-c.s1crn being
film ed 1n ·ronib~hJnc , Ariz
··t haven't a clue "hat I'll be
doing," he said Frid:i) c\·cn1ng
JKfur_t.Jl}ing_JlfL.uuu t11c s~t-"I
1nisht end up ~ing tt dead guy
wn1c>A·hcrc hoinging fro1n a tree."
"I ~as r;uscd in an era v,.hen "c
h:id really l>l\lid heroc,, and thc»c
hcroci. "'etc n\QS1ly to'A'boys. Good
U\"t'r c,·11 'tu(f. E\'en Mving mt1
them , the) f11 1hc bill. I nlways
admired 1hat ··
Filming i.1111\") today , but
-SnowJt.n ~out-for-the-histonc
tQ\\.·n on S111urdoy for some
sight-seeint. Asked if he wns
bringing his wife, Snowden
laughed, .. not unleu 1hey build a
mall in Tombscone."
,-, __ _..,ing._10 replace thaLsc.ili1.-phra1e-with
their own liberated slo1an: "Cats Arc a
PERSON'S Ucst Friend."
On the other side of the fence, dog
people argue that Fido's hairs on 1he
sofa arc a sn1all price 10 pay for
uncondi tional love. Well, almost
unoondition::i l. Dogs do n't love you for
rour money. their currency is measured
1n rawhide bones. You're ei1her a
one-bone cheapska1c or a generous
five-bone spendthrift.
-Neither would-polfcc-spccutatc ---
on a possible mo1ivc, but Wilson
reiterated that it does not appear
to be ga ng related.
The victim was standing in the
Stater Bros. parking lot on New-
port BouleYard when the suspect
opened fire at him and fled in a
Volkswagen, according to wiL·
nesscs.
DAVE SNO\VDEN
CoSTA MESA roucE CHI ti' WHO IS IN TO)l8ST01'11!. AlllZ. TO
1'11.M A l'AkT IW A TELEVISION \\!ESTEllN
Called "Uack 10 'f"onibstunc,"
the lllO\'ie is p1oduccd by Rob
\Vord, a western film1naker and
Most of storm's bite misses area, but more rain may come this morning
BT JOEL BBJ>U, ST.u-r \Yl.JTl.a
Canines nlOSt endearing vi rtue: They
don'i care how old, wrinkled, bald or
unchic you arc. Unlike fcljnes., they're
not catty. Being perfectionists, cals
prifcr to lie on elegant laps and be
stroked by smoo1h, beautiful hands.
The number or bulle1s fired is
unconfinned, bu1 \Vilson said po-
lice found a revolver, which holds
six rounds, dumped at a nearby
.gas sta1ion at 19th Street and
Newport Boulevard.
A 30% possibility or scattered shOYo·crs is
forecast for this morning. bu1 by afternoon
1he skies shou ld be· clear and Sl3)' I hat way
unlil next weekend.
autorTiob1tC traffic as a prccauflon 10 mud -
slides. whi ch lhrcotened some upper New-
port Day homes las1 winier.
Mos1 of the storm's bne missed the
Costa Mes.a-Newport Beach urea, "'hich re ·
por1cd .86 inches of rain. Sun Juan Capist·
rano reported 1he most in the coun1y. with
2.14 inchc5. Santo Ano rcpor1ed 1.53 inch-
es. When you're depressed .:ind need a
li£l. you can always count on a cold
nose kiss and warm hug from your
favorite pooch -with no questions.
Police arrested Beltran-Duane
in Santa Ana two and a half hours
after the 2 p.m. shooting based on
wi1ne1ses' description of a man
who fled in a Volkswagen .
Sunday's siorm dumped less 1han an inch or rain on 1he area and caused no n1ajor
dislurbances. Back Bay DriYe w3s closed 10
Many or you mi&ht respond that you
have a male who Cills 1hesc needs, but
lhere's one virlue thal can 't be
duplicated. Dog.s arc noted for lowering
your blood pressure. I've never heard
o( a spouse pcr~Orrt:'i.n& this mir11c\c.
Nanq Mdntrre'• rolun1n •P/H•rl ,., .. ,.,..
Police arc still not releasing the
name of the woman who was with
the victin1 when he was shot. Obvi-
ously dis1rauabl. she was shoutin&
for someone to held her ''boy·
friend."
"Don't lei him die," she said,
bcCore police escorted her away.
"Don'I lei him die."
Proceeds from • massages to help
quake vtcums
COSTA MESA -Want to relieve sire's
and help earthquuke vic1in1s7
The American Institute o( M11sst1.gc
ThcrBpy In Cos1a Maa is orrerina a
30-minutc.mas age for S20, with all
proceeds goinJ to the Salva1ion Army ror
earthquake relict in 1:~c SJn 1:crnando
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The rcs1 of lhc wcei s.hOuld be drie r.
"\Vc'll be clearing up after Monday
morning and then it lookt like we'll be dry
for a few days," a spokesman rrom the Na·
tional \\leather Service s:aid. A chance ol
nlore f:&in next 'il.·eekend is 4 possibility.
Temperatures will ho\•er in the mid·60s
during 1hc day and in the uppcr'"40s over·
night the rest or the week.
Valley.
Massage sessions arc 9 :..m. 10 noon and
1-4 p.m. TucMinys, Thursda)'t. Ftidayi a.nd
Sundays throush Feb. 27.
The inslitule is 111 2JS6 Nc1A-pon OM.I. in
Cost:. Mt$1,
For more inrorma1ion or h> make 1n
:.ippoin1mcn1, call .6'2-0735.
LUNCNMIHU
Newport Men elemcnt•I)'
school meals this wtck:
Tod., -Prcaklenl's Day
holiday •
Tloffd07 -Cheese
tnchi1adas wilh refried
be.am. toued 11lad wilh
choice or clttuin,. mlilod
fnd1. choice or mUk.
WMMM107 -Turkc1
pony ... hero ran Of hol
d<>s. •hr<ddcd lc1111ce and
pittla. mixed Cruil cup,
choice of milk. 111......., -Beer,.,.,
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I -· wllll Ice h'llll 1111
H or DU~ COOL refuied. lutcad °' sMnl me the
IPSCf A'IOR -ft 1hould cub equJvalent u • bin~ am.
be no&W at the outlet ., 1 friend handed me four Ollpide
that Ice ~ aive or take the tickcu (at an OUlrqtOUS Sl2.S
lalcll NUCJ ICm'lpa 1nd T..,. per) to watch his Alml&hty Ducks
HaNI .. brOuhaha, leave me cold. in action.
Ice aervcs only one pufP?iC: to The opposina team wu from
Local
Scene
chill 1 Martini Philadelphia, PcM ylvanta. so we
pitcher, as the had the Quacken venus the
Oood Lord Ouaken. So cue which ono I
intended. wagered upon, out or bome-1tate
As (or pmcs loyalty, and loit, 6-3.
p1ajed on • ltd I wrote ~rtl eons •JO,
frozen floor, after attendin1 my first hockey
please spare me. engagement in Hershey, Pa.,
The last time l "This same ls a sure cure for
saw live thinp Insomnia." A rccent·piecc: in The
scurryi.na around New Yorker maaazjne noted that,
like that was in absent a rcw Oashu or violence,
the kitchen, and "it's just soccer on Ice. My
I called the companions the other niiht at
exterminator. the Anaheim Pond begcd to
So what was I differ, which is understandable.
doina in Anaheim the other nit~" One or them, a sports filben
.. ,~ins ~~5t? ~"· namc1fStosb;1md--shdtcd-out
it was ••offer that couldn't be Sl,300 ror a Mi&hty Ducb jacket~
and l IU~ he mua proccict hlt
ilwetuncnt.
0
ANO HEU AU A fEW
MOU CVllMUl>GIONLY
COMM£NTS -For therapeutic
purposes. I'd like to set a few
more thlnp off my hoary chest,
to wit:
• Havina been ck>le to the
Glo.ls·W.,.e-Lllbf outrace sfoce
it erupted fm yean IJO• and
then leatnina the other cby that
lht convict.ion of Dr. Tltomas A.
Gioals has been trashed by the
4th District Coun of Appeal, I'm
predictin& that we haven't heard
the end of this travesty. Fight on!
•The Santa Ana·based
appcflatc judges apparently were
unhappy with the DA's
prosecution tactics. Oh, mercy
me. By au means, let's be
technically correct. Never mind
the brutal manner in which Abu
Wa)'DC and RoCtt Luby were
... u1tect by bi.red th&aA who nUabt hive suffered abUIC ia
childbood dayL
• Shadcl ot the McMndcl
brothenl We're sufferin1 thtoup
T•ni&ht Zone times. in which rhe
criminal pcrpetraton arc judsed
to be the actual victims. Ah, It
' mates us yearn for f ronticr days,
when Aissa's lire, The Duke,
might'YC dealt hls own brand of
justice, without benefit or icgal
witchcraft.
• If these aentiments arc
politically incorrect, sue me.
• Meanwhile, lite socs on, and
there arc loftier matters for our
consideration. For ex.ample, how
will the Gionis shocker affect
Luby's determination to find the
best hamburgers in au of
PilotJand? Will Thursday's burier
safari proceed as scheduled?
Damned richt it will, R0&er
assures me. There-.re l&rfte--
missions that even lawyers can't
AROUND TOWN . .
TODAY _ ..
ITUU aDUCT'ION _,.uw.., team how to reduce urcu and live
lonccr dunna a free 7 p.m. M:minar al
chc Crace u~, Conference Ccn1cr at
Hoq Hosp11al in Newport Beach. For
lnfonna1ion and rctervations, all
76(). 209 .s.
MMe 1 ral IM WoU ud lean **• the M&ory. facts and myths
lbcNI Wolva ~free pn11Dt1tioll at 7 p. Tue.day at
Mwa&me 16 0...-.. ud TrMI Ou~ 19S9 Harbor BIYd.
iaCaaa Meta.
TUUDAY
"".U.MITWOUINe
;.Koeftt • • .,. ..... a -'II OrW Wplf from .._.. .. , Wltl be fcalurco ~Wida ._ a.ncucn~Paancia 'l'lidrer, a wldlife bioloslat. and
Bnlcil Welde. a docWnentuy fit• tnU:Ct ..S writer. For more
WcinMU..a11~3301.
A free sanalcs aoc:•al networtuna p:arly,
'J>Onsorcd by "The Mee11na Room,"
will be held 11 Chanlcdair rcs11uran1,
18912 MDC.Arthur Blvd.. across from
lhc John Wayne Airport. The C\enl
beJins al 6 p.m. llnd rcatun:s a
complimentary buffet, pmcs and
• prizes. Non-memben arc welcome.
For more 1nfonn11ion, all s-15-8082.
UINILUOMI
Want to team how to play bridce or
need a refresher course? The Jcwuh
ScnlOr Ceoter in Co6t• Mcu is now
offenna brtd,c lcs.aons for atJ levels
~-cry Tuesday from 9'.JO to 11 45 1 m
The Center is al 250 Eu& &kcr St
For more 1nfonnation, call S4S·SS33
at.V8UCANWOMaM
The Coua Meu Republican Women
Federated will meet at 10'.30 a m.. 11
lhe C0t.11 Mesa Colr and Country
Oub lo discuu Republican cudidatci
ror OranJe County sur.rvlJOr.
Rcscrvauoni. 551·654 .
DIKUalOM Of LOW
A ~ncl of experts will loot 11 unique
v.~ys to find relationship& and the role
dallna and natchmaltina scMcc:s can
play at • 7: r.s a.m. breakfast p~ram
.pen.sored by lhc: Dolphins DivUion of
1hc Ncwpot1 Harbor Arca Chamber of
Commerce tl lhc: Newport Dcach
Marriott, 900 Ncwpon Cenlcr Drive in
Newport Beach. Cost is Sl3.SO ~ith
rcscrva1ion. SIS.SO al the door For
de111ls. call 729-4-400.
WIDNUDAY
CANCD MD ntl LAW
Attorney Nonh Morrison v.111 speak
on m:inagina resources and legal,
financial and insurance issues
pcnaining..to lhc anccr p:111en1 during
a free educational program at I I03g
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Crut coffee starts with the bans. ThM's why
Hidcofy rannse ma only the finest~.._. in our
rich Momi ... Blend. cllcalfeinated .... lllnd, llvoriul
Clfe Anltlia': and our aclulM Private 8lencl. ._.,a
ol any variety and Id• pOUnd o1...a .......
value free. You can't ale.rd not ID~
,,
~y. in Newport Beach. The
seminar is part of Ho:ia's onaoing
Copin.a With Cancer '*•nler series. For
more infomution. call 7..c:ANCER_.
NITWqtll,0 ... 8UADUT
Lcadersh1p and oraariiucional
d~lopmenl consuh:int David Carey
drnws on his rive years as a POW in
Vietnam for his lecture, "~tcctina
Your OiaUcnges.'' 11 lhe weekly
plbcrina of the Orange County Edge,
a leadership support aroup. The
prosram SoC1 from 6.30 to 8:30 a.m. at
Scotc's Seafood, 3300 Bns1ol A\.'C ..
0.11 Mesa. Included 11 1 full buffet
breakfast, interacuve lablc d1scuU10ns,
inrormal nc1work1na and
enlert:unmenl Cos1 as Sl.S for first
lime auests. For reiervalions :ind
1nforma1ion, call 73().5050.
f·IMUtT PAlllTI ...
A T·sh1n painclna and dwgn clan is
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• Treadmills
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Natalia
Larson '
Melnbet
ince 1984
held every WednC$day and Thursday
at 9:4S a.m. al the Jewish Senior
Ccn1er, 250 East Baker Strccl 10 Cos11
Mesa. Partidpanu should brina a
couon T·ihirt or P.'Catshllt 10 be
painted on. For more infonrua1100. call
S4S·S.S33.
e&aelMCLHMUnNe
.. Palio Oardcning" is the topic of the:
9-.30 a.m. mee1ina of the Harbor View
Hills Carden Oub at the home or
Ma.raaret Rydc>Cf, 1321 Ou1nggcr
Drive in Corona dcl Mar. Wade
Roberts or Shcmwi Gardens •ill lend
the dLSCWSion. Guests and prO)pcctM
members are wckomc. For more
information, call Gladys Oark 11
liCl'CW up.
0
IUT SH A llG TIPPER!
-Shc's UYOred C\'etythina die
in the d . J world of nne
dinins. but there's one c~pcrtcnce
lhe's missed.
She's never had a klutzy waiter.
Well. that'll be remedied oa
Thunday, April 7, when the
American Heart Aslociation
stases a fund·ru~1ns luncheon 11
tlk> B~a 83)' Oub.
Poll1 ~r. k>ng associated
with connoisseur-writer Robttt
l...nftatt Blaur, has spcc1ric:ally
r~quested a scat at my t ble .
She's wilting 10 spend S.40 to find
out what she's been missing in
her epicurean adventures.
The longtime Lido Island
resident is now a free·l3nce
writer spec1alwng in fine wines ·
(she even wears a button reading,
.. Have You Had Your Glass of
Red Wine Today?"), and hu
644·6924.
DAY ICMOOL O•llNTATION
Park Private Oa) School 10 Costa
Mesa is hosting a ~rent orientation
mcellna at 7 30 pm for their 191>4-9S
Kinderganen cnrollmenl The
:>cademac program prcscn11tion
includes a slide show. OlilJ c:ire and
rcfresllmcnts will be available The
school is located 11 261 Monte V1s111
Avenue. For more 1nformat1on. call
64S·.Sl71.
THURSDAY
cann un ... 11cun
Learn about consumer ri&hlS as lhcy
p-adoully o(fcrcd IO ..... WilJt
tbc decant .. She'• already
ldviied me on whcD '° open IM
Manischew'1u Cor breathi'W
purpo$C$.
So will the di tin;uished P°"Y
Ober be civcn pref ere11tiaJ
treatment at my table? Welt, not
quite. Othcn nakin1
tu-dcdue\ible reservations
. include two or my bossei.
publisher Toaa JollalH and
editor aw Lobckll, and they'U be
given priority service, complete
with fresh napcry. Hey, 1 nusy be •
only a dumb waiter, but I know
on wtuch lidc my lettuce is
buttered.
(One cent, who's reserved 1
scat at my table, uys I should be
alcn "'hen he ntSCs his hand and
flashes a "V" sign. Is it for
morale pu~s? No, it means
he wants five more beers.)
Jtn'J Ko6rin'1 c:olumn ap~
P.toaday and Friday.
apply 10 a11;11nmg an ac:cunue credit
report at a free 7 p m lecture titled
~How to Attain :an E.xetllenl Credit
R:iting" in the Community Room of
th~ Newport Cen1er Llbl'al)', 8S6 S&n
Oemcntc Dme 10 Ncv.-port Beach.
Tony Vrab or Free At Last Financial
Scf'ICCS ••II review J>fO"'Cn lepl and
e~tGal method~ for ~m<Mna
charae-om. bukruptcics and
rcpoucssions from credit rcpons. For
more information. call 644-3181 or
644-3191.
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Sab*o's WIS origi .. mad
In ~ ... CU' fllw bnaagta
.. tamly recipe tor cu tsnaus
talan SulOI fnm P*'"">, -
In "' 1930'1
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corOUI • pnMda • con.-mn d .... ....,, b>d
prepll'ld fresh dlly Ind .... .,
wit\ 5 geillf'lllklllS °' tamly pr1de
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~ ltOrqe tank WU
bwW Thor are currcm~
condMCtins an ••environmental
iiwati11tion" of the site.
If !here are no major naas in
Ford's plans. the first lots in what
is ~nned u 1 luxury, gated
community of SOO homes, could go
on sale in the •ummcr of 1996.
1'This is one of the No. l
properties In the world," Lynch
pid. "lf you c:in't be succcs~ful on
this piece of property, you C3Jt 't be
s11cce f ul anypl.ace."
Former Newport Beach City
Manacer BOb Wynn, hired by
Ford as a consultant for the
development, sa1s the change from
industrial to res1denti:tl would
rcduc~ tr:affic in the area by more
than one·third durina peak
momina 3nd afternoon hours. The
development would also increase
property tax revenues to the cit)
from $1 31 ,000 to approxim:uel>
$873,000 a year.
"h's a good project because
Newport Beach is basicany 11
residential community," Wrnn
said. "The modification of u!>e
from industrial to homes certainly
docs fit the Newport Beach mold ...
Newport councilman Phil
Sansone says initial respome to
the project among council
members has been fa,orable 1:3ut
he adds that becau!lc of the .1dded
costs of providing cit) service) tu
the new community, there Y.uuld
not be a significant amount ol
incrcnsed re,enues 10 the cit~
from the-development
"It 's not a windfall -''~ d JU'il
about break even," Sansone s.11d
"The state of Californ1J n1p) a'' a~
at our propcrt> tJ"< rc,enuc:!>."
Deco.1use of affordable hou!>1ng
rcgula11ons. Ford would be
required to build about 100
"affordable" home) out of the 500
homes planned. Ford project
manager Tim Ridner said the
company would prefer to e ither
locate the aHord:lble housing units
nt another site or pay tbe city an
"in lieu" fee.
An in lieu fee would allow Ford
to pay the city the approxim:lte
cost of building 100 affordable
housing unit!>, le:lving it to c11y
ACCESS
fNtm ..... '
is that they arc very broad and we
at a ci1y level have to apply them."
Lamm sn1d. "You can have more
thnn one opinion."
At Triangle Square, where three
ramp!> along 19th S1rcct are sup·
posed to be w1tl11n a tenth of an
inch of compliance, mall O\\ nen
were sr;intct.I ;1n exemption from
the l::iw bccau'e their !>idewaH''
foll w11hin Caltram' right-of-way.
The center lines Newport 13oulc-
va rd, which Caltrans is rcspon.,ible
for. Even thous_h the Attorncj_
General's ,,fticc and Caltram arc
both state ai;cl1cics. city officials
say there 1:. a d1\crep<1nt) between
the two goH.:rn1ng bod1c'>.
"We had 10 cooperate \\Ith Cal·
trans 10 get permit\ for (Triangle
Square)." Cit) Attorney Tcr:;
Kathe said. "It 's a double-edged
sword. Ir we comply with one, we
don't comply with 1hc other."
Bot Garvin, who 1' also :.i mem-
ber of the city's Access Appeals
Board. agrees with the Attorney
General's office, which S<lys the
city is required to C'omply with the
fil
S798
with COUPOn
below
otrecWI IO COMrllCI Willa a
~rlor&Mir~
Ridner estimated the in lieu rec
would nnae between $2 millioa
and $2.S million..
Sansone said the aff ordablc
housina issue i the most troubling
~ct ot the proposed reJidcntial
development.
'"The City Council is a Huie bit
skeptical ·about getting into the
real estate busine ," San~ne
s:.id. "The initial reaction to thi$
· was kind or cool."
Councilwoman Jean Wott s:.y
she 100 h concerned about the
id~a of accepting u f ce in place of
construction o( affordable housing
units. "That's the sticky part of
ii," she saic.l "That cts u in a
direction we haven't been in
before, but it's not imix»"ble. l
gue)!> ~e'll look nt it as ''e go."
Both council members say it is
too soon 10 render a final
judgment on the proposed
de,elopmenl. Dul there appears to
be general agreement that 11
would fit in well \\.ilh the
)Urrnunding Delcourt community.
Manv of the homes in Bc1coun
were. built by the J.M. Peters Co.
during 1he early 1980!> nnd now
sell for $1 million and higher.
Lynch, president of RGC, says
the intention of the builders is to
create a community compatible
"ith Delcourt. Lynch and RGC
created the Santa Lucia
community in the Irvine Co.'s new
Nc"port Coast development.
Santa Lucia \\On state and
nat1l>nal awards for best project of
thc ~car from two marketing and
mcrd1and1sing organiLations.
Loc:iJ rcul ei.tate analy ts sa) the
fact that Ford is pursuing a m:iJor
rc)1tkntial tk\elopment in
~CC!.'>1011-bJttcred Southern
California 1s a po)itl\C )ign for the
Or.1ngc Count) economy. Ford
official" )ay they arc prepared for
uncertainty, but ;m: opt1mi'>tic
about the Newport Beach real
estate market
··ob.\low)ly, right now 11\ a
guessing gnmc and we'll c.irctully
measure our investment as we
look do" n the road," Ridner said.
"There's a general sense that the
market will be on the rebound
about the time we'll be selling
lots."
stale lnw. When Triangle Square's
ramps ,came before the board ear-
lier this wed for an exemption,
Garvin \Oted against the motion.
For Tom Reid, an appeal~
board member who uses a wheel-
chair to get around, the deviations
in the slopes at Triunglc Squorc
arc not a problem for him.
"I think the city 1s J9ing the
best they can with the si tua11on at
hand," Reid )Oid. "We're trying to
keep businesses 111 Cmta Me\,1
and we t.lon't w:wt to burden them
with C'<CC\'ll\e coq<, that would
keep I !~"' from opening a bu'1·
ncsscs. Uut \\C also want 1hem tu
oompl)--10 lh~ law t!...a.._compw~
needs to be made. Th:ll'li what
(the appeals board) 1s there for."
Deputy Attorne) General Patri-
cia B:irbo)a. who 1s inve t1g•lling
the case, ~1d she has )Cl 10 file a
suit again t the city She is con-
tinuing to investigate and negoti·
ate with the city for a resolution.
She said, howc'<er, if the city
doesn't comply the st:lte could file
a lawsuit.
.................... , ........... ....., ........ ......... , ; '* of lbe filed ..., thll arc
lhcre. And if lhe a.wtt b ~r
uK(I. h won"l be 10 tho atcal tbat
the fair hu .sound problems.
)'OU think?"
And so I had three or bat ,op.
tions It the time. and Ibey made
me the be t orru. So I staned
there ti admiaii trttivc assistant
and intcmJ~d lo work in their ac-
counting department And I just
went to admfoistrati1o·e auistant to
:iccouQtanl to controller to busi-
nc s manager to president and
general manager of the fair.
Dld )OU t"tr tblnk you'd stay
thlJ Ions In the fair bu Int s?
The fair busineu gels in your
blood; .., it's like a fcv«. ll just
nc\er kind of goes I\ a1. So e'e!'
i( l were to lc:ive foir mlnage-
menJ, I 'c.l probably be doing me·
thing that was related.
When you look back on )Our ·
tenure nt Ornnce County Fair,
"hat would )OU SI)' is )OUr &TeOl-
CSI accomplishment or ltiacy?
I think I am a f axer. It's taken a
while, but we ;ictuaHy h~ve the fair
on, I think, a trad.. that coincides
with peaceful coexistence-with the
community. And when I got there
in October of '83 the lawsuits were
sitting o n my desk, and we 've been
dealing with them ever since. And
1hey are almost all gone now. The
fair will be litigation free shortly in
the (uturc.
In rctrospcct, w:u the Poclnc
Amphitheatre a bud deal or o
flowed deal ?
I don't think it really "a; in-
tended to be. I think it was )Up·
po)ed to be something that
"orl..ec.l for the community and
\\Orl..cd for the fair. But it came at
a time with double-digit interest,
doublc-d1gi1 innJtion, real high
unemployment The board \\JS
pChl!llent CJlough to wanl to add
ii bcca1,1sc they thought 11 ''a'
gt'Od. Just ma)hC the t1n11ns "~"
off I think th:it'!> the \\,I\ I ''ould
'icw 1t: timing 1s e'crything
\\'hnt's the futul"t" or the Amphi-
theater, "hk h "ill be run by the
fair?
FORD
,, ........ 1
aerospJcc ope Jt1on to Lm;il 111
1990, 1~)u1ng ~ublcase to Lor.11
for S9~.lXlO :i inonth. Sizable mJr·
kct-ratc rent increase) '' h11:h
\~Ou-id ha\C r;i1)Cd Loral's rent to
about S 1 m1ll1on a month by 1996
inspired the company's decision to
rdoca1c to Rancho Santa Mergo-
ri to . Lor:il's reloc:uion is in
progre).s Jnd expected to be com·
ple1ed by the end of the )'Car
Last August, Ford negotiated nn
option to buy the fond from the Ir·
vine Co. to built.I 500 luxury homes
averaging in price between
$700,000 and $800,000. Ford re·
portcdly will nol be obligJtcd to
buy the land 1( Newport Beach c1I)
offici.1b deny permi!>s1on for the
resident:al development. The vttlue
t>f the land h:ls been estimnlcd by
local real estate nn3lysts at S 100
m1lhon. minus cleanup costs. Jt 1£
There ii a covenant that ps
al<>n,a with tho settlement and the
judimcnt rrom the cuutt, and so
they'll have 10 comply. Whoever
operates it wilt have to romply.
And I believe it can comply. Art·
i1ts just h:ive to be n lillle more
e11sitive to the community.
\\'Ith people otr the 1r1 , does
Chai mun that the pokers "Ill
come do"n! . ' -Yes: I don'I think you nec<J fo
put the pcakcrs on 1hose 10-.crs
th:it sit up there. And I honestly
think that i( )OU can work th:u
sounc.l the way it' >upposcd to, it
\\OUlc.l SOl\e the problem. I've been
in the bu\inc o long time, and
this place 11 nut different from any
other. You alwa)') have to focu s
on where the sound goc .
Wh•l about your relotloni.hlp
"Ith the city? 1t•• b«n od,trsarlal
•l ~I.
I nlway thought that the city
has rcnsons. And I've hnd 11 very
good working relationship wi1h the
city mnnn~er there. In fa ct, when I
first come on, Allnn Roeder and I
pretty much h:we worked together
on a lot of the issues, nnJ they are
challenging.
He has n city council that stands
(or election every so oflcn; our
board is oppoihtcd. They arc both
political entities. 4 They both have
\vhat they consider their own n,1lcs
and regulations. The late i'> ~cr
cign from city rule.
You h:i\c to \\.Ork to~ether. You
~no" the old buzz \\Ord of the late
SOs -consensus -is .something
that continues to play a h1g role in
the f.tir. You've go1 to \\ork 11 out
· \\hat's )our t\\O· cntcncc ddinl·
lion or Uob Tcllt•r (founder ond
O\\nrr or lhc Orani::c County Mar·
lt.t•tplacc l '!
J . th in~ he j, a \Cry interesting
entrepreneurial spirit.. I think he
deserves a lot of credit for the \UC·
cu rrently a"c!>seJ .11 SCH million.
Tentat1\c plans for tbc re\IJcn·
tial development l'Jll fur ;i g;ilcd
c:ommunil) of 5lXI homes up to
8,000 'qu:irc kel on loh up tu
15,000 !lquarc fe et.
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GOOD
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to all of 0111
local high· school
team In the ·
~C.l.F. pla1ottsl
Ws h•re a lot of comp1llllon ...
but oar Rib don't/I
Cami Joi• a lot 1 ~
_. f/l tbe l!l'lf ..... I thblll die ~_.:II illlD •a~111hil •
C81118 o1 ha locatioa And I tlunt
he k I ~ buaiM!llm&D. We
have our difkrcnca. n..•,.. ..-wfvt "'° .... ,..,.
bOard!
Over the year , it's been my po-
~ition to make the beard believe
that it's their idea, and if l cnn
con ... ince them of th:.t, then we
work t<>Jether well.
I thil'\k th4t h's not a matter or
re~llly control, but it't b~sieitlly
wh1u I think is in the best intere t
.of the fair. You h vc to ren\cm·
bcr. fair board arc politic•I IP·
-porntmcnrs-. So they h!)\f to have
an intcrc5t in the foir Cir t, i nd
then )OU ha\C to h~1oc yuur ,•pcci.al
interests second. Anc.l th3t's ulwa)
been my dri\c: ''hat' in 1hc be t
interc t o( the f11ir.
llow Is the Oransr County •'air
,, td ttltw"tdt, nol Jn terms or
rt\enu"· but just In ttrm or the
show It put on. •
It's 3 quality show, 11' one or
the be 1 on the West Coa\t nnd m
North Amcric;t.
Is there a P'O"'lna problem "''Ith
the workus wbo come into lo"u
for ebe fair? We've had a couple or
Incidents that "crt pretty serious
In tbt past couple }tars.
It's renl interesting, I'm always
concerned about th3t is uc. ond
we look to the people thnt we con-
tract with to really help us with
thnt. But no one wants to C\er sec
Mt ~ II ... 11*1 'Of IMHNt M biP,t .......... ibt lllr 111t·
,_., (Wbc:re a caralval wortor mo-
&elicd IOIN dtUdrta) .
Bua h•1 I' e u Instant ~)'' at
(air lime. AAd the ad pan about
u is that I think thlnp aomctimc
sci a little more bl~n ou1 or pro-
portion. This could hn"-c happened
i'( blocb uw:ay, and I don't think
it woulJ h:a'e '°' the mcdi c.icpo-
surc that It &Qt. When wias the llm
time you h d the shcrifrs dcp rt·
mcnt hold 1 press conference O\icr
something like that?
What's your ra,oritc rld•!
My fiMlfitc tide ~ dw e,inat
Ferris v.hccl bcc:iuse it's ca y. It
gch )OU up high enough whc~
)OU can cc a lot and cnjuy it. :and
it .Joe n't put n lot u( chill in you.
But I think they arc II pre11y
ire at. , 4 faC'r')One "ho's Mtn lo the fair .
hos • ra,orite junk food. llow
about )OU'!
l lake the corn <1$2gs, unfortu·
n!~ly. They arc renlly cood. I uni
not a bTg cinn:imon rolt fon, I
know a lot of people arc. But I'd
s3y corn dogs and those good grill-
fricd hamburgers -they nre prc1 -
1y good as well.
What "ill )OU miss most about
this area'!
My friends. Whcnc.,,er )OU )t,1)
ns long in an area, you alw;iy) feel
like )OU are leaving a part of you
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JlORTS EDITOR ROGER CARLSON. 6~?-HlO, c-xc. 3 1
Costa Mesa's. Robinson leads · nine locals named All-PCL
~ Mustangs' -senior star joined
on first team bY. Do, Lurmann.
Estancia's Czingula and Waltz.
BY BAJUlY FAULIOllf., Srorn Warrn
~ti Mc High -senior Heather Rob·
i~n. who led the Mustang) to their third
'tra1ght unbeaten lc:aguc championship, is
the D•ll1 Piiot P:acific Coast League Pl:ay·
er of the Year.
No le than frvc Mu stangs ~ere named
on the Pilot's all-lc3guc fim and second
_tea(Jl .~c !our rcprcscntiuivcs from~
tanci;i, which tied for second pl:icc with
Trabuco Hills, were recognized.
Senior 1..Aura Cungul:i and sophomore
Jc 1ca Waltz were among the seven·
player fif')t team, as were Mc~ senior
Doan Do and sophomore teammate Corri
Lurmnnn.
Seniors Antoniettc lJ:anua (Co ta Mesa)
and Jenny Droke (Est:sn i:i) w re second·
tc:am selections, u ..-ere fre hmen Jenny
:Jenninas anJ Koo Kim, from· Estancia and
Costa MCJa, rcspcctiH:ly.
Co ta Mesa's Lisa McNamce, ~ho re·
turned only one '1arter from lust )Car·~
Clf Soufhcm Section Ill A champit>n'\hip
team, is the Co3ch of the Year.
Robinson, a S·foot· l l fot't\arJ, a\cra cd
IS points and 10.6· rebounds, de pitc
ipcnding extra time on the bench "hilc
nurl>ing a strc s fracture in her right foot.
Robinson, "ho ~inged early "i1h the
Umvenity of Mi:imi, almOll>I inglc·
h:uldcdly-<arricd the defending Slate Divi-
sion Ill runners-up 10 :i 52·51 overtime
win over then·fa\"orcd I 'itancla an the
PCL opener. The victor) helped provide
confidence 10 her inexpe rienced team·
mates, "ho then \\Cot on to incrca'>c the
team's league ~inning 'itreal to 30 game,.
In that first C\tanciu cb'ih, Rob1n\On
Eagles return to 'dungeon'
after trouilcinil · Belln.ower
ii1 easy openinu~round win
~ Czingula's 22, strong defense
puts Estancia home Wednesday
in Ill-A quarterfinal vs. Rancho.
BY R ICtlAIU> DUNN,~'""" \\'uru
DELLFLO\\rR -Their
Own g)mna .. 1um \\Ill do JU\t
f ane WeJne,da) night, hut
thanl,. fur the uHcr.
"Some people ~.ill ll the
dungeon," 'aid R11.h &)1.C.
acting i: ... 1anc1a High ~·ul~
baslctllJll coach, rdcmn~ lo the Eagles'
pl3)1n.: 11c Jruther' -bo)' or !!HI\ g:om
-\\hen 1hc) ho 1 fourth·~cecJcJ ~.1nchu
Al.1m1IO) (2lb) 1n the 4u.ir1crfin.1l~ llf the
Cit-Sd1.>thern Section l>l\l\IOn 111· \ pll)·
offs
81anc1:i (:!0-4), a "inner in e1gh1 of it\
last nine conic I\, 1n .. luJing ft\C in a fO\li,
merited 1he righ t 10 pla) the \'aqJeru
\~ith a dden 11;e-m10dc<l \II.IOI') Olicr Bell·
00\\-er. 60-30. to the ftr:!>I rounu Saturday
night al lkllOO'Aer.
ESTANCIA , ! BELLFLOWER ,1,
•••• • •• • •••• • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • .... • • . .... • • • . . • : I • • • • • • • • • • ••• • •• • ••• • •••• • ••
Bellflower '>ank ii\ ftr'>t l\\O field -goal
a11c mpts, then m1'>'>Cd rune straight. It "a"
9-5 81anc1a al ttu.1rtcr\ cnJ.
1 he Eagle'>, "ho 11111,hed 12 of 30 from
th~ line, bu1h J 14·5 eJ~c e:.irl) in the \C\.°·
ond qu3rlcr. 1gniteJ b~ fre,h111.1n knn~
Je nning~· 1hrcc·po1ntcr 10 'tart the pcr1o<l
CJpping 3n ·O ~011ng run tor fatanc1.1.
Jcnn111~), "ho f1111!.hcJ \'Ith 1 :! JXlllll'.
lo>Jnl four C\.ln)e .. ul1\C !rec thro'"ll> \\llh
1.50 left 1n the ltr'I h;alf. lolh)wing .1 per·
~nal lvul JnJ a lc..11111\. liJul 01: Udl·
nO\\er (l,,lJ\.h Lorie R1en tr.I, \\ht) \\a'
lfJte 3fter Uucc3necr nnter J'ar.1 Kne el
\\OUllJ up un the 0oor \\1th J blood~ nO~e.
The 'Purl g:i'e E,13n\.IJ ii !:!·9 kaJ. it'
first Qf three I '·point lead~ in lhe cconJ
qu:irter. in \\hi h the l:..1~h:' dr.1incJ S of
9 free th ro\\),
Leading 16-13 at the tnll'rrni'''llO, the~
RJncho Alamllo . a Southern ~ct1 1on
Cinahst three or the pa't four season'> and
the lll·A runner·up last )ear
to Costa Mesa. ad11anceJ --------
cndcJ 11 in the third 11u::irtcr.
UUl\\.lllllll! the DucC'an cc r,,
!'I 7. 1111 :1 .t l-~ll le.1d \\ilh a 60·57 c.Jcci iun O\"Cr
San D1m11'>.
"We'll definitely play it in
the girls gym." llo)·ce s:ud.
"We're O·Z. in the h<» l)m
this )-ear (" ith Pacific Co:bt
League losses to Trabuco
Hill and Co 1a Mcs:a), we're
not gom& back there "
'We'll definitely
play (Wednes-
day's Ill-A quar-
terfinal against
Rancho Alamitos)
in the girls gym.
We 're 0-2 in the
boys gym this
year, we're not
going back there.•
· I Jll'I thuu~hl u111 de·
ten'e "·" grl".11," Bn~ce 'aid.
l 1' hulJ .1 pl'>''" team.
.and .1 lc.1~11e d1.11np11111,hip
team, tu nnl~ 30 1~1in1' 1'
great . I ju'I tlh1ught the gu 1'
pla~eJ their hull\ off K.ul.1
l),imtnt:UeL did a pc.it JOt"I
"" (lkllllo"cr po1n1 guarJ
,\\1Un Harri,), "ho·, their
bc)t rl.1H:r. ,\nJ once (Jl.·n·
mn~') got tnh) foul trouble,
Karl.1 rc:ill~ 'tcppcJ up."
Je1111111s, .ii'" f11li<~hcd \\ 11h
~1nnc1a. led b) senior
forward Laura c~m1ula's 22
point :ind 10 rebounds, in·
dudma • spellbinding 10 of
10 efrort from the Cree-throw
line. \\a in charge agninst
the lluccanccrs (13·12),
champions of the Suburban
League, from sum to finish.
Except for n minor detour
-M:I IO'tCf 10 rdX'>umh. \l\ in the c1.:·
Estancia acttno coach onJ lJUartc r · :m 1 a p;-iir ''1
blodtcJ ,1i,11'
talcn by 1he Eagles in the
opening seconds
"From the beginning," Boyce uid, "l
thought \\C'd win the game. It "-3 a play-
1,)(f game. anJ M>mc of the Jirls may h:ivc
been a little nel'\:ous or jittery. Out once
we seuled down, "'e were OK"
Dclln~cr led, S·2. but Czingula scored
on a layup with 2:46 ldt in the opcnina
quarter to lie 11. She 1eoreJ again on the
Ea,lcs' fOfJrth offensi\:e rcbouRd of a SC·
ries "ith 1:57 remainin& to aivc Estancia a
7.5 lead. an adv ntage it ~ould never ur·
render. rrom there. the Eagles "ere more
than OK.
S11pllllm1 1c point ~u:irJ
Jc\\l\J \\Iii/, \\ll\I J1lll11,'J
Cungula ;is E:tgle n:rr 'cnt.1!1\C'' tin the
Di lly Pilol All·PJc1f1l' Cu.1,1 I cn •ue fir,1
tcnm. adcJecJ three tt1 he 1 eight po1111\,
hetpmg force llell011\\Cr tntll :!t1 turnl>\l.'r")
and a woeful 23'1 (IO l•f .&3) .. htX>ting cf.
fo rt from the field.
"( thouaht m our 1~,, h1ur i:.1mc .. of the
season that \\C "ere really coming
around.'' niJ llo) e. "ho'c 'qu.1d ~hut
SS« ( 11 of 20) from t I c he kl in I he ~ec·
ond h:tlC. "We're fin:tll) .. 11ir1jng ll> under·
stand the learn concept."
Dominauez chipped an eigh~ ri~int .
he HTAHCIA/P• .. 6
5COrcJ 13 of Mes:i\ 15 fuurtJ1-1.4u1rtcr
(\Oints, tlu:n hit i" 0\-Crtimc free thruv.)
"'ithout u min to account tor :.II her
team's c"\tra·l!.C~ion ~ring .. She fini<>hed
\\ith ~b point .. and 11 rcl10U1td~ .1nJ left
no Joubt )he wa .. the league') premier
pla)cr.
CLinsula ilOll Wahl, hi.:c: Robin~n.
\\ere tin.Heam p1cb a )c:tr :tgu, :and both
EMancia )landutt:.. ere the mo .. 1 con\i ·
tent pl:i)cr .. 111 a rO\:k~ PCl. caMJ"r
CLingulil. a 5·10 'cnior center. a\ernged
15 point' and s 9 rchounc.Jo;. "Ah1lc \\.'alt.t, a
5·8 point ~uJrd. ~'er .1ged 9.~ point\, )lX
a'-.i'>t'. fi,I! rehoumh and three sleals
again ... 1 league c1>1t1peH11on.
Do .. 1 '>Up1.:r 'uh \\hO\C leadership anJ
cnthu<.1 "m ·!l"a~' g1\C the ~tu .. tnngll> a
lif1. ;.l\crageJ 7.1 pornh 1n league. ond. wa'
lr u\lcd \\Ith tin: prnn1 guard dulie~ at
crund1 11m~ in <:>l \l.:r;.il l!itmc,.
I urm mn, a n1111·l:Jll~or for much of the
prc-k.1~l·l" 'lt:Nin, l"lll\:rgccJ 3S an inside
force, ver:aging IJ 4 points ;and nine re·
bounds in to PCI. S3me~ She ;also dis·
pla)ed :s kna\.l for procu1111g 1e:ih •• nnd
•~~lop mro one llf Ornnge Coun
t)' belier frontcoun pl:t)CI)
Dral.;e, :. sccond·tc:am cho1lc :u a JUll·
ior, pro-.1Jed a \\Cll·rounJcJ g:une tor ild·
ing cuach Rich lk~) ... e J he 5·9 ""'8 a\cr·
aged 10.2 poinh, .3 ., rebound", 3 'I D\ l~t
and 3.3 teal!> per PCL contest.
l.bnua, a S-9 post. p1c.:leJ up the slacl
inside ~hen Rob1n<oon 1.1.as sidelined. 1.1.h1lc
Jennings and Kim pr1..•mi e to lec:p the
"'inning tradition all\C.· al tbc:ir rc~pcctt\e
schools the nc~I three 'ea,om
Junior'> O)anna I LL(,.h (Trabuco Hill~)
and Nina Ale:qnJer <Centu") 1.1.ere aho
fir ll>t·team picb. in 1he1r re,pcdM: 1.:-ami.'
final season in the PCL
Trabut1> .ind Ccntuf) "111 he replaced
by Unl\cr,it) .1nd Alt\o S1gucl next
'ca,on, lea\lng \\ allL. Lu rm:mn. Jcnnmgs
I •• ALL· PCL/P•9• 6
IAnvTA Ju I • DMLT raor
Costa Mesa guard Koo Kim (left) battles Bassett's Letty Orozco for loose ball In Mustangs' •5-38 CIF rv-AA win.
Mustangs aavance; con ilence In llUllllOn-
.,. Unheralded Bassett tests
IV-AA Division's No. 3 seed;
Flintridge Sacred t:teart visits
for Wednesday's quarterfinal.
RY 8.\UY fAl'L r;a, ruan Warrta
COSTA MBA -While an "ermg pchl·t:iimc
quc'.'>t1onll abo.u her team's ~5-3S CJF Southern
$e(tion IV-A..\ f1N·rounc;I pla)oU \lctOI) o'-c r
'biting 6:t ~II S.aturdo>)' night, Cos11 Mes:a lli&h
i;irl~ ba ... L.ctbJll cw1;h Li M umcc poscJ line or her 0\\0.
"How a;ood 3rc ~c?" Mc. 'amc:.c :i~kcd rheto1ic:illy ofter the
Mu~tan&s scorcJ the first nine point of the second h:alf to e:<·
P.'nd a p~c riOUll 22·19 halftime lc;id O\Cr the pc ky Ol)mpi·
uns. then necJcd •10 fourth-qu:utcr poml' from 'cnior t:.nd·
out Heather Robinson h> nch'llncc tu WcJnesc!Ji)' quar·
tcrfinal :igain t Flint rid c S cred Heart ( 17·5) at a site to be
determined by ro n nip.
''I'm a httle nCf'\"OUt.'; 1,1 M N mce. "hose' third· cdcd
ic m a more lhan mildly cha.lien J by the font ·evi
Lcaaue's third-place entry. v.h1ch
puUcd within JS..31 IC:ss than three
minutcr. into lbc finaJ period.
''Sometimes fint·rouAd pmcs. cspe·
c.ially for seeded teams, arc bla.outs, ..
McN:aru:ec said ... (Baacu) v.-u scrappy·
and athletic Our scoutinJ rep<?tt on
them said they played man-to-man, but
they played nU zone."
Suugglina inst that tone in iu b:i.lf-<X>Urt offense, the
M&Utangs (17-7) got by with porad1c tranSJt1on b cu. of.
fensive rebound putb:acb. anJ lhr con'ill>tent outside 'hootin&
of Robin'IOn,
Robinson. the O~ity Pilot Pac1f1c Coa t Lca,uc Pl2)er ot
the Yur, hit 9 uf l7 hot including 'll\ of her last eight, and
m cJ JU t one ol her 'Ul toul shnt'I,
''lk:athcr took couple b;iJ ~01 hut other th<ln th t &he
~hot '\ICf'Y well," aid McNamcc, ~ho 1wa1)eJ Robinson's de·
fensc mut'h a her offense.
Robin n. 5·10 forward. blanketed Ua~tt's lc,.,dina
er, Jud Ve~. all ni ht, l~m11m1 the 5· 11 Ol~mp1:ao senior
o mere u point nJ t rebound • le th n h If be( 11Ca n
\ ,
"One thi we t I cd
ung n· h ,
Sailors top No. 3 South Pasadena ·in Ill-AA opener ELECTRIC BOAT RENTALS
.,. Mandy Clayton's 17 points propel
Newport Harbor past seeded Tigers;
Tars host El Dorado on Wednesday.
BY Jtoou. CouluoM, "°"" rr..-a
ARCADIA -Sourh Pa •
dcna I la •h' 111e" had 1 6·foot·
I tandout named Ktt)' Grubbs.
wcro the Rio Hondo leaauc
champion and ported a 19·2
record entcnna tho iCIF Divi~n
lll·M 1kls basketblU pta)'Off as the No. 4 ICCd? niJht. The Ion. Newpon Harbor Hiah'a Sail· on. 19 wins. 100. la 25 starta, had no
crown. no Keel. and no Katy Clnabk Whal
they did haw, hoWcwr, ~ :t ~ wMch S..
duded Oc~ ~ru. ....... ~ Dl"
..... NHdo, Gina Hcacb. Metnn ':..a Md n..aow.u..
0. dDlid. Next pldlt.
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attn kcd the 11Ht"11or ef.
kcti\-ely \\1th B •\\nl 111.
Schutt anJ ru11~1l1
Down the .. 1rc1d1
FOR A SMOOTH CROSSI G
Jenny Jennings
Estancia
Laura Czlngula
Estancia
Jenny-Drake
Estancia
Pacific Coast League Coach of the Year Uaa McNamM
All·PCL ...........
nnd Kim as the only AU-PCL playcn retumina to the circuit
next year. _ --
Trabuco's Lashiek:l Henderson and Sarah Warnick were abo
second team.
ALL·PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
(Dally Piiot .. 1ectlons)
Player of the Year
Heather Robinson, Costa Mesa 5· 11 Sr. 15.0
Dyanna Hatch, Trabuoo HiDs
Laura Czlngul~ Estancia
Jessica Waltz. Estancia
Nina Alexander, Century
Doan Do, Costa Mesa
Corri Lurmann, Costa Mesa
Flnt Team
Second Team
Lasllieka Henderson, Traboco Hills
Sarah Warnick. Trabuco HUis
Jenny Drake, Estancia
Laura Zepeda. Century
Jemy JeMlngs, Estancia
Koo Kim, Costa Mesa
Antoniette Banua. Costa Mesa
Co•ch of the Year: Lisa McNamee, Costa Mesa
5.9 Jr. 11.0
5-10 Sr. 15.0
5·8 So. a.3
5-8 Jr. 1•.1
5-6 Sr. 6 ...
6-0 So. 5.5
5-8 Jr. 9.0
S-8 So. 8 ...
5.9 Sr. 9.7
5-6 Sr. 13.2
5-10 Fr. 96
5-6 Fr 7.7
5-9 Sr. 70
.: COSTA MESA sec men can't hold onto lead
~ .....
off shooting nights, you can still win
with consistent defense," said Mc-
Namee, who also credited th-: coverage
efforts or 6-0 sophomore center Corri
Lurmann and guards Erin Brown and
Doan Do.
"Corri did a nice job on (6· l counter·
part Christy Parker, eight poin1s and six
boards), and Erin and Doan did a good
job, for the most pan, on (point guard
Letty Orozco), although she got :iway
from us a couple times.
The 5-7 Orozco was the Olympians'
.t>iggesl threat, conhecting on 7 or 13
field go:il allempts en route to 20
points. Orozco, who came in averaging
8.S points per game, also hauled down a
team-high seven boards.
COST A MESA -The Southern Olli·
fomia College men's baskctb:all te\lm
squandered a 39-30 halrtime lead Sat·
urday niaht, as visitina Fresno Pacific
claimed a · n-12 Golden State Athletic
Conference victory.
Fresno Pacific hit 16 of 30 shots arter
intermission (53.3%), while the Van·
guards snnk ~ust l• of 38 {36.8%) to Coll
to 13·15, 2·8 in conference.
Guard Todd Anderson hit on 7 of 11
field goal attempts to lead sec' with 20
points, while Danin Bryant added 18
points and eight assists and center Eric
Carmichael 13 points and 12 rebounds for
1hc hosts .
Dan Hyde had eight rebounds and a
pair of three-pointers off the bench for sec.
Fresno Pacific (17·10, 6-5) was led by
Tim Outler (25 points and 12 rebounds),
while Tim Amundsen scored 19.
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Orozco was often forced to improvise
on offense, as Mesn's defense forced
the visitors (16-8) into desperation shots
to be~t the '30-second clock, p:irticularly
in the first half.
Costa Mesa earned lhe edge in re·
bounding (34-23).JUiru>Vers (14·1&) and
field pl shootana ( 43.2%-37..5% ). But
the PCL champions surrendered a J2-4
~ spanning the third and founh quar·
tcrs, turning its biggest lead (31-19).
into a four-point edae with 5:34 left.
Vanguards' women denied upset
;;
One of Lurmann's four steals set up a
Koo J(jm transition layup 10 make it 37-
31 and Robinson scored Mesa's final
eight to ice it.
Robinson added six rebounds and
three steals, while Lurmann (11 re·
bounds) and Antoniette Bonua (12
points and four rebounds) added vital
support for the winners.
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Costa Mesa's Heather Robinson shoots over pair of Olymplan dtf•nders.
••llPLY
COSTA MESA -Host Southern Cali·
romia College battled Golden State Alh·
lelic Conrerence title contender Fresno
Pacific nearly even for a half Saturday
night, but the visiton pulled away for a
SS_..S women's basketball victory.
Transfer Sanja Simidzija paced SCC's
upsel bid with 16 points and grabbed nine
of her 11mc-higb 19 rebounds on the of·
rensivc end.
But Fresno (19-6. ~l), led by Dana
Coats' (20 points and 14 rebounds) and
Janee Youns (1.C points and eight board )
prevailed.
Tina Demarsh and Heather Brannan
each scored nine (or sec (21-7, •-4),
.....,rt Harbor's Tiit~ May win titles a~ SUnldst lnvttatlmal .
·Newport Harbor Hlah's Wade Tira and "•'
lt(asty May came away victorious in the boys ~ -.. shot put and 1ltts hlJh jump, re pectivcly, at ...... r-. __
• Saturday's 35tb annual Sunldst lnviuuional
Meet at 1be Sportt Arena.
Ttft, 1 •nior, threw 59 feet, 1 inch 10 earn 1hc ,old
1lllda1, wbU. May dcared 5·8 to edge junlor teammate
l{lui Bowman. who tied for accond with a rnark ot U .
Newpon •niot Stne Oonnlcs wu ft!lh in the diltus tr~2). after ftnilhina 10th in the .hot (S0-7), while the
..nlb(ncd prts rwo.milc relay 1eam from Corona dcl Mar
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