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Home My WebLink About1997-09-03 - Orange Coast Pilot. ' • SPORTS OCC football for ·•97 previewed • CHECK US OUT email: dpilot2@earthlinknet website: . wwuilatimes. com;pilot Bra~ing for El ·Nino's punch •Although no one knows for sure if rough weather . will strike, local officials aren't taking any chances. By Tim Grenda, Daily Pilot " NEWPORT-MESA -Local officials are battening down the hatches in anticipation of El Nino, the warm-water weather pattern that is ei:pected to deliver a pow- erful, windy and wet punch to the area this winter. No ·one is sure the pattern, which typically develops off the Is law school breaking a city law? • Costa Mesa officials say business license has not been granted for new Whittier Law School. By Susan Deemer, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -How many lawyers does it take to acquire a business license to open up a law school? None? The city learned this week that Whittier Law School opened its $21 million state-of-the-art doors last month without a busi- ness license and continues to operate witliout the required license. "3'oturP\tzrandolph, dean of the school said he signed papen to authorize the applic&.tion about two weeks ago and assumed that everything was in order. • All l know is that 1 signed it,· be said . City offi- cials say they are hardly upset about "All I know is that I signed it.• -JltHN the missing RTZRANOOLPH application for ·a bwi-' e ness license. It apparently hap- pens from time to time with many businesses, including )Ome high-end retail stores. City Manager Allan Roeder said be is certain that the law school didn't intentionally oper- ate without a license. He said the facility has been extremely well- organized in obtaining other perm.its. "They have just been so C<?Operative, • he said. 'Ibe dty requires all business- es to obtain a bU$iness license before they open for business. The cost of the license ranges from $25 to $200. Businesses that earn between $1 ,000 ond $25,000 pay $25, for example, and bust- • SEE WHITIIER PAGE 4 coast of Peru and pushes wet tropical storms into Southern Cal- ifornia during winter, ·will even materialize. fl But early symptoms of a dan- gerously wet El Nino winter1 are enough to send city officials saambling for cover. Dave Niederhaus, Newport Beach director of genei:al ser- vices, said his department is stocking up on sandbags early - before the price goes up -and has abouf 1,000 bags already tilled and stacked in a city ware- which b]il)gs high seas, torrential rain and flooding to coastal areas .. , During one month of the most recent El Nino winter in 1995, the city used some 15,000 sandbags, Niederhlfw said. safhe city plans to buy about 10,11'&> more sand- bags and leave them empty until they are needed. Newport Beach staff members also attended.a recent seminar on El Nino, which means •The Child," at the Scripps Institute of Oceanography in La Jolla. another very wet winter. "The city's been through this so many times before, quite frankly, we're just depending on our equipment and our experi- , e nce to get us through,• ~ieder haus said. U El Nino does materialize, Niederhaus so.id ii storm patrol - a team made up of workers pulled from numerous city departments -would likely be pressed iJlto action. house. · Sandbags play an important role in the fight against El Nino, While ocean experts there aren'fsaying the weath.~f pattern will definitely emerge, Nieder- haw is cautiously bracifig for The p'atrOI would assist during the height of storms to build sand berms on beaches to protect the •SEE EL NINO PAGE 4 AtE PHOTO I DALY Pl.OT In January 1988, storms from El Nino battered the shorellnfl and bungalows in Crystal Cove. -, . ~MMM/CWl'IN.Of Newpwt Bw:b COlllerelo,Ce & \/Isl"'" Blln!!lu preol-t RioNJlnd WIHloms ~ i..ptng lier-•'d1""'" h .. 1at vlltll to Ute doc:lor's orftce. · " BATTL·E ·GOES, ON •Tourism offidal Rosalind Wllllams doesn't let effects of dJeilded disease and its treabnent get her down. By.......-"'"""'-o8Hy Pilot ... Hnd WlllWm never'upectec! ID be """ogivw4 1')th c:mr. but .... i,D1 the kind ol person IDllt IUda -got to her. She's more lll9 11*"1 of -who ""!'tin'* to p '!. ':!:':. ~T ~:,::: &err w-.·~~· · llbe'stbe ldmldpenaa who lhinks lbt'JI get the ..-.... 011,t ol lhe ' way ~d still have time to stop by the office before going home to make din- ner. She's the kind of person who can keep running the Newport Beach Conference & Visitors Bureau between increasingly frequent chemothesapy sessions and doctors' viJ!ts. " " She doesn't mind losing her hair and doesn't waste time wondering •Why me1" The one thing that 'does get her down: not being a·bte to live bei-lile beyond lhe fullest. not having the energy to rise at 6 a.m. daily for an bour-loog workout before work. · --rbat has probably been the most dtfftcult aspett -my body not work- ing right anymore,• •he sa)'I. "You have no control over your body.• Williams, 52 -lhe dynamo who has'helped lhe dty host lhe lil<es ol lhe !Javis Cup tennis and Toshiba Senior Massie golf tournaments -is now going a aecond round with breast can-· cer. And the day before lhe undelvoeo her moot intense treatmont yet, obe'll be walking in the Sept. 28 Ra<e klr lhe Cure, a fund-raiser fot cencer research. By. race time, she will have been away from bolpital 1lee.tm.ent for sev- eral we;e1's. which sbe says meam lbe will be at her best. · · ..,_ As she slb in hef ol!lce, Ille loots • bit worn out by her normal stulderds. · But she's still Jllllillng and ·Impecoab!y~ • SEE WILLIAMS PAGE 3 Traffic debate turns bumper to bumper • Residents crowd council meetingJ:o ·voice concerns about cars darting through East Side streets. By Susan ~mer, Daily Pilor COSTA MESA -Give out more traffic tickets. Don't take away the parking spaces on Broadway Street. Relocate bus route 53. Stop motorists from cutting through to the freeway. Or maybe the city should just leave the neigh- ·borbood the way it is. Those are just some ol the comments the City Council heard Tuesday night trom more than 41) East Side residents who spoke both for and against the city's tow elaborate proposals to curtail speed- ing motorists and cut-through traffic in that area. At press time, City Council members were still grappling over how to appease residents and address their concerns about speeding motorists and a perceived increase in traffic. About two years ago, the city formed a committee made up of residents from the East Side who were concerned about traffic and safety.in the .area .. The committee's final proposal -based on input received from residents at two community meet- ings -was to paint lines that would narrow streets, modify traffic signal timings, put more speed signs up and install traffic islands near schools. . Block by block and street by street, residents repeatedly described to council membelS their feaxs that some of these suggestions might div.ert motorists from larger streets onto smaller streets and hidden alleys. . Peter Naghavi, the city's manager of transporta- tion services, told the council that despite the resi~ dents' concerns about increased traffic, a recent study shows there has been very minimal diange in traffic flow over the past 20 years. Tony Petros, president of the Costa Mesa Cham- ber of Commerce, is a resident who liVes in the area and believes that the majority of the problems are caused by residents thf!mselves. ·we are going to meet the enemy and the ene- my is us,· he said, adding that traffic will not decrease with the installation of ~ bumps or other traffic devices being discussed by the dty. •(Motorists) will continue to folloyt the· least restrictive way,• be said. - But some residents like Gail Perkins, who lives OD 16th Street, said their East Side neighborhood is also offected by increased traffic. . . ·HoV(..could you do a study d. the East Side trat-· fie and not come to the borderl_" she ,asked, adding later, "We are sort of in no man's land.· .- Swap meet vendor alleges orga:nizer "r oughed him up r----------·------------·----------~---------, . I l'\111'\ I I I I ALMANAC ............ 2 I GASSIFIED .......... .S . Ll$llN ........... " "' .3 Guard not OK'd to ·carry gun, security official says . " •Michael Guddy, who was pistol7whipped by woman he allegedly ~ttacked,underwent ~g before being employed by Westec. •My weapon that be may baYepo•e11ed was unauthoriaed by the conopony,. Gtahom Mid. •The 20-year m~t who filed complaint willi sheriffs bas been banned {fom the popular marketplace. . " I Ouddy was stationed at• VIiia. Ridge oecwtty gate -be nlpONdly -• gun ..... ,_ac1........,·---lng'tJObcNewpact~'" ... 11er .. -2 ..... Mlcl:Tbe-__ .. not btilllg 111 18 Id. WI lid gun IWIJ -0 Ctr =·1ftwd ............ -..S-lllD II I .... -. ~:.\.-=--.. ..... i i f • ll)flOR'I NOii: Do you or someone 'I you know haYe • i.ndrnartc birthday or , artMwy ~up? tf so, Md like •f to lndude 1t 1n our ~ MCtiorl. i ~'-t:.l~PJi~ PIHM call the lnfonnttlon Into the l I Ruden' Hotline, 642-6086, fax It to 646-j 4170, or rNM It to Qty tdltor TIN 8or· i ~ 330 W. Illy St., c.octa Mesi, Callf. j 92627. YoU ~ Mio send photographs, i but ~ t.. u. to lndude • self· l addl uud stMlped enYflfope If you'd t lb It rwtumed. i DEA'rHS ~ t.bt l8Cel1t deaths as reported to tbe Orange County Recorder's omce. COSTA•SA •Barbara J. Allen-Wells, 71, on Jwylt • Stanley A Engelhanlt, 79, on Aug.2 • B.R. Feeley, 82, on Aug. 4 • Othell S. Myers, 15, on Aug. 5 • Oma G. Strain, 92, on Av.g. 5 • Pablo Salgallo, 26, on Aug. 6 • Robert R. Guastaferro, 41, on Aug. 7 •Bryan Gonzalez, infant, Aug. 9 I i i i i ' I I :· j----------:-----j By Michelle Terwifleger, Daily Pilot I COST~ MEsA -MediaOne ' ! cable company will ask viewers i to tune in, twn on and pay out to I local bigb schools as they gear up ~ for an October telethon. . ! Costa Mesa cable customers j will have a space to donate funds : to Estancia or Costa Mesa Higb i School on their bills this month l from MediaOne, formerly Conti- ! nental Cableyision. i The fuqd-raiser will culminate l dwing prime time Oct. 22-25, ! when MediaOne will bold a j telethon on Channel 3 that will i include broadcast of the Oct. 24 j Costa Mesa-Estancia football l game. .' · ! ".We're being a voice for the { schools in Costa Mesa,• said Del j Heintz, general manager for 1 MediaOne of Orange County. 1 "We're tr:ying to support them 1 financially. We hope other cus-l tomers get on the bandwagon.• i MediaOne will donate $1,000 1 to a foundation benefiting ·both ~ high schools and will send letters i to other Costa Mesa businesses, ..._ ____________ ~ ---------------------------------------------' 1 asking them to match its pledge, Ii. · · • 1 Heintz said. -1 7 6 9 • Helen S. Pflueger, 90, on School attendance rates remain high i ·~~~:~~i!~~t~~ 1 with water bills that asks resi- 1 dents if they wi.Sb to donate to 1 one of Costa Mesa's higb school ! campuses. By Michelle Terwilleger, Daily Pilot neighborhood school ... Last year, retwns. less than 10 kids rode the bus,• Despite the high attendance Andersen P.rincipal 1bm Carr said. across the district1 alternative edu- Aug.1 . NEWPORT-MESA -The vast majority of local students made their way to school last year, meaning more education for them and more dollars for the district. Jill Money, a . parent of . an cation programs continued to Andersel\ Elementary student, have lower attendance ~gures. said the school community was . Tom Jacobson, assistant super- very supportive of'education. intendent of secondary education, H~el Rosenthal (D-San Fer- nando Va1ley) who authored the bill, said the intent was to encour- age school districts to accept few· er questionable excuses and get kids back in class. "There won't be an incentive to look away when a kid brings in a note and the school might sus- pect that the note was written by the student," Ayn.rt said. ! School board member Jim 1 Ferryman said the campaign is a 1 way to show the community that 1 Costa Mesa schools are not just 1 going to whine about the million- ! dollar success of school fund-rais- 1 ers across the bay. • Evelyne Teller, 86, on Aug. 10 i MARRIAGES ·J "They're drawing from a pool said many students in alternative of mostly college-educated par-~ucation p~ams bold jobs or ents, parents who see education flave had truancy problems in the as a priority,• Money said. past. Most recent marriages as reported to the Orange County Recorder's Office. COSTA MESA • Jose L. Olivares and Idalia Paz, married on July 11 in Santa Ana • Richard B. Molina and Catherine C. Battaglia, married on July 11 in Santa Ana 5¢001 attendance figures for 1996-97 hovered around 95% in elementary schools, 93% in mid- dle schools, 92% in high schools and 68% in alternative education programs. The numbers nearly mirrored 1995-96 figures. Adams, Andersen and Pomona elementaries had the highest attendance rates at 96% and school administrators credited that to persistent attendance clerks and the neighborhoods themselves. • Ken Killian, principal at Rea The school district is compen- mementary and former principal sated from the state for the per- of Pomona, said the Pomona centage of students wbo make-it school staff stresses tp paients that to their seat on a monthly basis they must call the school by 8:30 ·and also for excused absences, a.m. il1beir child will be absent -but a bill on its way to the gover- •we give ,them magnets with nor-could change that scenario. tbe school name and number,• Under a new Senate bill passed Superintendent Mac Bernd said he believes school distrtcts should receive funding on stu- dent enrollment rather than attendance figures because school costs remain the same whether or not a student shows up to class. 1 "We've got to help ourselves," 1 Perryman said. "These Costa i .Mesa schools need it. We are in 1 dire need of improvement at 1 these campuses.• i Ferryman said be hoped tb,e MediaOne effort would raise $20,000 t.hij year, with the schools channeling funds toward top priorities. Killian said. , by the state legislature last month, Bernd said he doubted the bW would affect funds fo -the district because it allows for a set percent- age of funds to go toward students with excused absences. Fund-raising for the new Cos- ta Mesa scoreboard and a project to upgrade sports facilities at Estancia and Costa Mesa are separate efforts: Ferryman said. If a child is absent witbQut a school districts would only receive message, then office workers will funds for students who actually call tbe parents for information or make it to class. • Michael J. Parkin and Sonja Brown, married on July 11 in San Diego Tuan Q. Nguyen and Tam K. "This is very, very much a send a note home when the child Dan Flynn, spokesman for Sen. 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COSTA MESA • Met.II "-de Drive: An unknown amount of coins were stolen from a washing machine at a laundromat in the 2700 block. • w..1o Drive: A fishing pole worth S 175 was stolen from the front yard of a residence in the 700 block. • w.t 19th StrMt: A stereo system worth $840 was stolen from a truck parked In the 800 block. • "9rbor lloulev...ct Md Met.II "-de East: A foaming machine and drill worth $ 1. 750 were stolen from a truck. • HMbof' loulwwd: Car supplies, an earthquake kit and buffer worth $220 were stolen from a car parked in the 2400 block. COLLEGE PHARMACY 81NCll 1982 "OLD FASHIONED FRIENDLY SERVICE." if you love ••• Beautify Your Yiwd.! •• . HOME HEALTH CARE CENTER W• SP•CIALIZ• IN UNIQU• A HARD TO f'IND IT•MS. ORTHOP•DIC SUPPLl•S • .. ltSac:.IPTIOM Dsuv•n .. -Ml• AVAILA•Lll 546·3288 . 4'40 l':AIR DRIVE, COSTA·MKSA COttN•lll OI" HAa90R •LVD, .. -------- WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMIER ~ 19'7 . WILLIAMS ~~band says lhe l Answe.I~~ de8erves most tt not an. ot the : I , ~· aedit. : •She's very inlpJrational. • he 1 CONTINUED FROM 1 everyone wants to kllo.w dressed 1n a black and white says. •It's difficult to try to under-: . che.ckered jacket and matching it.Bod' why abe bu to go through l T he Answer Man IS with UI shoes. Her 5-foot-1-lnch frame baa this twice. But it has been really : e ready an:,: to remained at its average 102 neat to see all the support we've : up any co you pounds4 throut months of ...ntf.-. · : are feeling about current a.ff8ll'I. lf_.._ l Here are answers to the ques- chemotherapy. er brown~ ,... -----.. - -.. ··-·-: tlons being uked most frequently ts perfectly coiffed -·, • : these days: it's also a blt itchy, SQ , • : ; Q: Do you think it'$ approprl- removes it whenever possible. : + 1bl11 • ...... : ; ate to request God's help 1n . 1Wo years ago her proec-: C.•CJiM it oil . Fit • ; putttni:wn political 'Views that ~e approach to beating the , rnal9'Wu:ii JtJRCMi :..; differ your own? . ease wowed everyone, I ~a.c.ti"1f'1t~ : : A! Only if you a.re reasonably \llduding her high-profile ' Oil 2JMlllO , •; certain that God is a right-wing loc.al associates like Mayor Jan I -l : Republican Although this has Dehay and Assemblywoman '------------------.,.-----------..1 : been~ on the tmplacable Marilyn Brewer. And after a • authority of William J . Bennett, l~omy, lymph node surgery Later this month, Wllliams will ; Newt Gingrich. Pat Robertson, and months of chemotherapy anti undergo surgery that transplants 1 Jerry Falwell and similar astute drug treatments, she seemed to her own white blood cells, taken : thinkers, Thomas Jetterson is still have succeeded. ' frmn her last week, back into her : out on this question, as are Then in April of this year-just body. • : Matthew, Mark, Luke and John. three weeks after she married She stayed at Hoag for five days ~ Caution is suggested as the latter· longtime boyfriend Rick John -last week, taking drugs to increase ! authorities seem to favor love, she got the mdiagnosis. Going her production of the cells. Her : compassion, tolerance and other through treabnent a second time count lnaeased about 5,000 times, ! bleedin h 1' . tha has brought twice-as-frequent causing searing pain 1n the large l g eart quuti• tare c:hemotherapy, twice as many bones of her skull, pelvis and : highly suspect 1n the Bennett-sh •• 1..a--h the . Gingrich liturgy. drugs apd lots of time at Hoag o~i.. w ere marrow pro-: Q: Do you think there are Cancer c ter duces the most. She has a Y-: en · shaped' tube attached near her :.· lessons to learn from the Rev. "It was devastating,• she says of Robert Schuller's recent scrape hearing stie had not shaken the right shoulder to facilitate the ; th mal fli dan ? cancer. "I felt fabulous, and we all .white-cell removal and to ease : wi a e ght atten t thought I had beat it the firSt time... blood transfusions. A: Indeed there are, but it Alo ·th th blood cell trans · seems to me the most important She assessed the situation, ng wt e -: lesson_ the miracle of the Rev. "°"'""'arched like <:rA'TV and plant in late September, she'll : ·~ -1· even Schuller's remarkable physical considered expertmental therapy undergo five consecutive days of : condition -has been lost m· all that infuses patients' bodies with 2'-hour .chem~apy •to ~et rid l cancer-fighting antibodies. She of anything that may be left. : the confusing rhetoric about this considered foregoing chemothera-"I am frightened and apprehen-: episode. According to news f that thod til sh ...i•~~ sive," she says rather matter-of-: reports, Schuller is 70, and the PY or me un e \..l.IO\Nv-· flight attendant he admits man-.. ered that f 0 -1 tw pl factly. "But I have spoken with oth-: so ar ~~ o peo e handling is 35. Yet Schuller man-had tried 1·1 m· the u study , er nl\tients who have gone through : 1or r-aged to inflict inJ'uries on a man which she was 'i.Olunteering-one it, and they've endured it. They are : h h patient died, and one hadn't gotten getting on with their lives.• : elf his age that the flig t atten- She · believes she can do the .:.· dant's lawyer describes as any worse. • ·all • She opted for the radical same. pot~ti Y pennanent. chemotherapy and bone marrow joseph n. bell. These injuries grew out of Schuller shaking the attendant •a number of times,• causing bis head Mto move up and down 1n a vigorous manner." One wonders why the flight attendant didn't bop the old guy while this was going on. But he didn't, and the way now seems clear for a book called •Rev. Schuller's Physical Conditioning Program -or How To Stay Fit and Badly Spoiled Well Into Your 70s. • There might even be a chain of conditioning parlors. The possibilities are limit- less and will more than pay for the Rev. Schuller's lawyers and public relations consultants. Q: Do you think we should post the Ten Commandments in our courtrooms and on the. walls of our public school athletic facili- ties? A! Absolutely. And I also think we should teach evolution in our churches and vigorously enforce the rules of cross-examination for ·surgery. She has made it through so far, and is s~ she'll make it all the way through to being cancer- tree, with the help of friends, fami- ly and associates. Licensed P Bychologist will meet in your home or office. 1!~W 1!1~ iS3) Hd H 0 }I 3H tJ1UO stlOA I J;llfD9 TD] "'\ "My husband has been my Rock of Gibraltar,· she says. · uFriends have done chauffeuring .and have donated blood for me. ·nie executive board .here at the bureau, the mayor-=-everyone has $2~500 complete CaJJ Toll Free· 888-271-4567 Don't Oday, Avoid Probate! David Pawlowskj Attorn at Law M08t fmurance accepted. Lawrence A. Howard Ph.D. l.1 PSY1Soo6 714-856-078 J Cost Eftectlve LeplSo~ ~ • ·pAtQ JOQJ1!H l~6i 3NIH.,,VW ~NIM3S ... ... ANY An8 noA 3H~38 :HO::J H3TAO 03ZRIOHJJlV ~~ iated. Sll30ll3S ~ S3NlllOVJI ONIA\3S ORANG ON TJ.iEiR NIVERSARY You r photo here• Pl.ACE YOUR MESSAGE IM THE omcw. 50TH ANNIVERSARY ICEEISAICE EDmoNI -®-- Sunday School lt\ldents 1n ques- tioning their teachers. Pair is fair. Q: Do you think we should settle with the tobacco companies on the terms cu.rrently being con-sidefe4 by ~ngreu? A! Certainly. There are some benefits here that haven't been truly examined. In the continuing absellce of a major war, there is a considerable danger of OVeIJ>OPU- 1.ation. The aggressive promotion and use of cigarettes will solve that problem nicely. And since the restrictions being considered apply only to the U.S., consum- mating this agreement will also mean that a gdod many young people in other countries will be hooked on cigarettes and die ear- ly and painfully, thereby reducing the threat to us from abroad. ' · · '<):'l~ecently Congress passed a law giving the states money to pass along to schools that teach sexual abstinence. Do you think this is a good idea? A! No, because everybody - well, practically everybody - knows that once you take money from the feds for your schools, your kids are in their dutches for- ever and even abstinence won't extricate them. We have to be consistent here and not be duped. Federal aid for abstinence education is still federal aid. U we take it, the black helicopters aren't far behind. Q: Do you think gun owners who leave loa4ed guns laying around theMuse for their chil- dren-to pick up and shoot play- mates -as happened recently in Mission Viejo -should be prose- cuted? A! Although the law is quite dem: 1n defining "~ ~ genoe• 1n such caw, lbme .. three points ol view here. om • simply to enlarce the law. A leC- ond is to re-define "groa ~ gence• as dJd the Orange~ district attorney who dedded in the Mission Viejo cue that it wasn't negligent on the part ol the gun owner's friend to ~ve a loaded firea,nn in an unlocked briefcase accessible to a 12·yeel'- old child. A third ~ew says tbe vidim's parents should stop whining and just keep their kid at hoin.eirom now on so she won't get shot Tough call to find the most~ naI approach here. Q: You're always~~ olf about sex ~\lqition,. What kind of sex education did you havel A: There were four primary sources: a stash of~ maga- zines full of •Petty girls•. bidden under my_ mattress, a rather graphi~ illustrated biology text my )>cirents had forgotten was in our bookcase, high school friends who got their information from other high school friends, and the National Qeograpruc. on our coffee table that bad copious pictures of bare-breasted women. 1 can't understand why the same sources today aren't effective in. dealing with the growing inci- dence of teen pregnancy. That's all for this time. But feel free to send your questions to the Answer Man who will happily twist them to bis.end. • J05EpH N. llEU.'S column runs~ Wednesday. PUIUSHIMG SEPTtMID ..... At5thlMTHl DAKYPILOT. Saturday, September 20, 1997 Actual size 4 inches x 2 inches A Name/Year ot Graduation B Your Message , Al.SO AVAILAIU OM THE O.C.C. CAMPUS. 11 a.m. (next to the Boy Scout Sea Base) Join us fo r an exciting "treasure• hunt an4 a great day on the Bay! Food and bevc.-agcs catered by lJlwwlir Grill Cookies, brownies and sweets provided by sap. .. a.i.,., l ASSAULT.· . CONTINUED FROM 1 . Wilkerson 14.ld be was uncertain f)Dctly wliat dwvel would be filed again.st Guddy. Describing the case as "very strange," Wilk- erson said a key question ii whether Guddy had rape -or 90mething worse -in mind dur- ing the alleged attack. A rape motivation was a •rea- sonable ihference • based on the facts, Wilkerson iaid, but he did not mow if the Distrtct Attorney's offk:e would view it the aam.e way. •Wb.ot we have is something betWeen an assault with a deadly weapon and a sexual assault, Wilkerson $aid. "Tha.t's all pa.rt of the Investigation, and we don't have the answers to the questions right now. There's a. thousand dif- ferent scenarios you could draw.• During Uie lnddent, Guddy took the wolJ141l's car keys and then handed them back in excba.noe for his gun.· poUCe qjd. RadnG bOme, tbe woman C"Alled deP'1tlel. who anelted Guddy at the guardhouse Without mddent minutes later . The~ has been suspend- ed pe an outcome tn the investigation, Graham laid. Guddy had worked two secu- rity jobs before starting with Westec a month..ago and under- went a rigorous screening process, indudlilg a atmina1 record check, drug test and sev· eral Interviews, Graham said. Guddt .bad a clean~ with . no com~tl. had more tbait. I eight houri tralmn9 .and WU in the proce11 of obtaining a guud license from the state, Graham · 1 . said. He carried a tempora~ • guatd card.. l Graham did 'not comment on i whether the company would pro-i vide Guddy with legal counsel. : •we're extreJnely concerned ! about these at:cusattons," Gra-I ha.m said. "We're 'always con-l cemed when accusations like j these are made." ! WHITTIER · CONTINUED FROM 1 nesses that earn more than $500,000 must pay $200 for a license. the ordinance,• be Mid. lidding that the city la sending the school a letter tn an attempt to rectjfy the situation.. "Ninety-nine times out of 100 people just plain are not aw are · of (the fact they didn't 1Ubmit the • : - application for the permit,}" • • Nethlald. ~--------~--~--~~~~------------------------,.------------------------------------------! Tuesday for comment However, the market's managing director Ric:hani Olson sent KobaJ:i a notice terminating his selling privileges and a refund of $1,425 ill fees that he had paid organizers. • Tom Neth, a city business license inspector, said more than 12,000 bustne~s licenses are valid In Costa Mesa. He said occasionally some businesses overlook e>btaining one and open anyway, but added that the city wW generally send a fonn letter alerting the proprietor. The growing law school relo- cated th1J summer from the Hancock Park area of Los Ange- les, wh~ it bad operated for the paa 22 years, to a 15-aae campus on Harbor Boulvard in Costa Mesa. Classes started Aug. 25. SWAP ' CONTINUED FROM 1 Kohan said Teller came to bis booth to complain about one of his stickers, a spoof on the Dunkin' Donuts chain logo that included profanity. Teller claimed the sticker was not appropriate for a family envi- ronment such as the swap meet and ordered Kohan to remove it from a display case. Kohan complied and removed the offensive sticker. But, he claimed, that wasn't enough for Teller. "He grabbed me. punched me andxoughed me around," Kohan alleged. Kohan said he was not seriously mjured in the altercation, but he filed a complaint against Teller alleging assault and battery with the Orange County Sheriff's Department. Teller could not be reactied RUFFLES UPHOLSTERY Mere y.., Deis C.ven Merel 1922 WIOl llVD~ COSTA MISA • s.tl-11 S6 r11g .. a11c I c· a 1·1 wt ... c·c mt FEATIJRING ~ FI NE CARPETS AND CUSTOM AREA RUGS SINCE 1866 HEMPHILL'S RUGS & CARPETS Mon-Fri 10-6 Sat 10-S 722-7224 230 East 17th St. Costa Mesa There will be cash prises for thebatund sculpton! Kohan attributes the incidept not to the potentially offe~ve sticker in his booth but to the dis- pute between the swap meet's management and the vendors group. Kohan has long alleged that Teller regularly intimidates ven- dors and forces them to chip in to an advertising fund. And last year, Kohan said 162 swap meet mer- chants filed formal, written demands for refunds of their share of the advertising fund. Despite Teller's alleged attack, fair board member John Crean said he is skeptical of Kohan's lat- est claim. "I imagine that Teller, after all these years, just lost his patience with this idiot," Crean said. "And I can't blame him. I would, too, because he's a real pain.• 31~ THI~ YOU? Q IT'S TIME TO BE THE YOU THAT YOU WANT TO BE! WEIGHT LOSS CENTERS AND COUNSELORS ARE NOT ALL TH E SAME. 1 WU~ MmtaltO~ O~lr ~J.00 CALL TODAY! (714) 903-7784 I I mmen.ruum l!Jedlcal Group -.i1, I. .f- The 36' Annual Sunday September 14, 1997 .. Big Corona State Beach 1 Oa.m. -3p.m. Evay registered pridpent wtfl receive 2 round-trtp tickets to Catalina! "KING OF TH£ SANDCASTLES" -Sponson- ·KN1GHT SPONSORS. EL NINO 'CONTINUED FROM 1 dty's piers anC:i coastal residential areas and distribute thou.sands of sandbags throughout the dty. Vmce Whelan, Costa Mesa emergency services ,coordinator, said while his city doesn't have the low-lying coastal areas like Newport Bea.ch that are 1n the most serious danger of El Nino, his city is preparing too. "We're not a coastal area, but we do have runoff problems, and . we have to keep ou:r storm drains open and clear,• Whelan said. Whelan said bis dty expects to open its Emergency Operations Center -a communications hub generally \lied only in periods P1 catastrophic weather, earth- quakes or.aoddents -dwing El Nino. The emergency center allows Costa Mesa officials to communi- cate with other dties and state leaders to coordinate stonn relief efforts. Whelan said Costa Mesa also is stepping u11111the cleaning of its below-grouifd storm drains and open drainage ditches to provide the best stonn water dnrinage should an El Nino weather pattern develop this winter. i I I i I •111ey ar~ supposed to have a city business license and if they are conducting they're businesS' without one it is 1n violation of Also, Fitzrandolph Mid the : school's 45,()()()..tqU&re-foot library : opened to the public this week. •"»J,!iAl;On• 0 0 OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO 0 O 0 SINCE SABATINO'S 1864 We Have 'lbe Most Taps on Record In .Orange Countyl ' Restaurant & Lido Shipyard Sausage Co. 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You'll want to participate in our upcoming series focus ing on all of the good people, schools, industry and things to do in our area. Our newsroom staff will be spending the summer scampering through our towns, business districts and classrooms to get to the gist of what makes our area so specia l. They've caught the spirit, and we're certain our readers will tool LAND- -ROVER 1.ATHAM WATKINS -~~ ~'t misi this great opportunity fOr your measa9e to be in-the special k~psake aeries that will be around for years to come. Catch the Spiritl II .._ NEWPORT IEACH ---.. ENTRY FORM ---(Must be received bySeptorlber 10, 1907) foftll clrculailon 110,950 llou1eliol•I . ~, . ltert 1.QGly cl '6 ~ DillrbAion: Spar» & Copy~: \ ........... __ Hy •""-F.ef•~ ......... 2., ••• ...... ••ll•A~ .......... ~. EYE-OPENER Orange Coast football: 16 sophomores, 90 freshmen -·· QUOTE OF THE DAY "lt i1996)111do o.,..,.. and ... }ul< hGd "' rid< * ""' .... -OCC FOUT1JAU. WAOI /1IU KtWKMAN -- e com1Dencement Of the kids • O ra nge Coast will open the the 1997 campaign with 90 freshmen on the squad. By Molly Yanity, Daily Pilot "COSTAoodMEthSA --: Theedir~ is a1 "relaxaked •.• _· aura, am at unm ate y m es . you feel like slapping a guy on the back and telling him a joke. As some or the Orange Coast College football players are getting their picture taken for their program, the other athletes are lotll_lging against trees, shoving each other around like boys ... which brings us to a point. They are boy11. .Of 106 players, 90 are true freshmen or redsh.irts. Ilurthis has1ts advantages. ·These guys get alqng, ~ Head Coach Bill Workman said almost surprised. ·usually you have two separate teams, the Offense and the defense.~ Not this season . According to Workman, there haven't been any skinnishes, except one when one defensive player snapped at another for going aft~r the quarterback. The youthful air that is prevailing around the practice field is one that has drawn the kiddie corps together. It is aJso one that has no memory of the agonizing season Workman had to endure last year. The 1996 campaign saw the Pirates go 1-9, the worst mark in Workman's 11-year _stint at Coast. One Player d~ remember, though, and he will be called upon, by nature of his experience and position. 1 to lead the team to improvement -sophomore · J quarterback Chad Collins. ·There are a ·Iot-of fresh faces and young tal~nt. Right now I would say there really are no-weakness- es. Last year is in the past.• said Collins. Last season Collins, a 'Irabuco Hills High product, set a Mission Conference record by throwing just two' interceptions in 180 attempts. '"He's put on 20 pounds of musde since last year and his 40 time has improved, .. Workman said. '"You can see the difference in his throwing velocity and in his confidence. He's re&dy to lead this team ... Collins' does not have a deep pool of wide receivers, but will zone in on his tight ends. •Although there are three of them, (tight end) is probably the deepest and most talented position on the team,• Workman said. •Mike Knox (6-4, 245) and Joe Khamis (6-2, 255) return to the Pirates after posting good marks in '96. Knox led the team with 20 receptions and a touchdown, while Khamis hauled in 16. Adding to the tight end unit is transfer Ivan Mercer, a towering 6-foot-7 transfer from Washington State. ' '"Mercet is quite an athlete. He's too fast for a linebacker to cover and too big for most OBs," Workman said. Mercer spent a season with the Cougars as a redshirt freslunan, but madj!: the move to Southern California to play volleyb~ for Coast. Originally from the Sacramento area, Mercer said, •1 came down mostly to play volleyball, but to experience a new place and the football iS so competitive, Coach Workman will be able to use me in a lot of dilferent spots and can use my strengths in different ways.• . The biggest question mark of the season may lie al the end of an untested offensive line. Padfica High's Don Douglass (6-5, 275) should lead the corps at left tackle with Costa Mesa's Jose Tuscano included in the hunt for starting spots. •Defensively, the less memory this team has, the bet-, ter. •we were horrible defensively,• Workman said of f last fall. ·11 was a tragedy anc;! we just had to ride ir I out. But we have all intentions to rectify that. Beirig I the eternal optimiSt, I think that with the persoruillties I and the tootspeed w~ have, we might be the kind of 1 defense that flies around and can make up for some : mistakes. Our talent level is definitely up.• t The defeme should be picked up by locals like I c..rta Meoa's Jeremy Jehanglri and Balancia~ John ., ... Romm, both lin•ba~en. • A11 of these guys are goblg to play. They are flat out athletes, they all have brains,• Workman said. •'Jbele guys want to make something happen.• Al comerback, Workman is high on Cenitoo High~ Mldlael Johnson. . •Johnson Is the best player we have," Wor~ Nld. Wmlanan likes the look of the teeondary, too. With -•'Y coech Shayne Gant., Worlanan bu rebuilt °"' mJlt. .. .,,._. .. a whole new think there,• be said. •Now, It~ --but we n..Dy Ww whet we _ _. ,,.. Plniteo ldd< oll the -hoollDg • oc:dm· ~~Santa Monlce Oly Priclay, Sept. ~at '11191nl5•••• pmetl at c... (9-2 ... ... 13. . --~--·..,·v-.... ,.. ........ !NI 111'9 ..... . DON LEACH I DAAY I'll.Cl Chad Collins returns at quarterback for the Boes' 1997 loolball campaign. 'l 1 1, I ~\ 'l 1 11, \\ l!!L !111 1'11'\!I~ 1941 byRoao . 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CIMOm".XW 1912 Okk 1\.lcbf ... ,., °""""""' ,., "'Y "°"° •ss 37-•J 1963'---, ... 19112 Okk 1\0.er 0.\0 Al-56 7-1-2 1964---... 1Ml Dklt 1\der .... 1 St.w~57"'61 21-22·2 196S OkklUck• .. , 1914 Dick TUcbr .... Dfdt TudllW 62-15 1&102-5 ,,.. Dick Tucbf 4-S 1tl5 Dkk nder 2-7-1 ... -.. ss.55-0 r-------------------------------------------------, ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' Workman J> 11< \ r I " • Colors: Orange and blue • Conference: Mission Conference • 1996 record: Overall, 1-9; Conference, 0-6 • Type of offense: • Type of defense: •Head coach: Bill Workman (12th year, 53-55) • Staff: Paul Briggs (defensive line), Kurt Clemens (offensive line), Shayne Gantz (secondary), Quinn Griffin (running backs), Mike Mayne (offensive linebackers). Sean Ponder (tight ends, quar- terbacks), Greg Shadid (wide receivers), Mike Tav.lor {defensive coordinator, inside linebackers) • Returning starters: four offense, two defense •Returning letterman: 13 • Returning with honors: none • 1997 Sdledule Friday, Sept. 5 -5anta Monica City (scrimmage) Saturday, Sept. 13·. at Cettltos Saturday, Sept. 20 -eas-.,.. (home) Saturday, Oct. 4 -at Mt. S.n Antonio Saturday, Oct. 11 • Riverside* (Homecoming} Saturday, Oct. 18 -Palomar* (home) Saturday, Oct. 25 -Golden West* (home) Saturday, Nov. 1 -Saddlebadc.* (home) Saturday, Nov. 8 -at Santa Ana* Saturday, Nov. 15 • at El camino Saturday, Nov. 22 -Fullerton (home) • denotes Central Division opponent ' ' ' ' : ~-------------------------------------------------~ Knox Khamls Romm • Jehanglrl 1 ANDM STEWART. RB, 5-9, 190, Fr. newcomer 6 OW> Cou.JNs.. QB, 6-2. 200. So. '96 starter 8 Mtou.s. JoHNsoN, 08, 6-0, 185, Fr. newcomer 9 NM VIGIL.. WR. 5-9, 175, Fr. newc.orner 12 TOA ~ FB, 6-2, 245, So. '96 letterman 13 JEREMY JEMANGNa.. LB, 6-2, 225, Fr. neoNCOmer 1s PE"ra Muwos .... DBIK. 6-0, 185, So. '96 letterman 16 FtlouGH JN9D, OB, 6-1, 190, So. '96 start« 33 JoE MAlmNEz,. RB, 5-11, 205, Fr. Oe"NC<>mer 36 PAUL T099., FB, 6-1, 220, Fr. newcomer 47 ~ R~ LB, 6-3, 235, Fr. newcomer SO DAVE a.J Jilli. LB, 6-1 , 235, So. '96 starter 52 DOH Doucil..us. OL. 6-5, 275, So. '96 starter 56 Mia Sw:raw.·Ol. 6-1, 260, Fr. newcomer 58 5cun GMY, Olli, 6-l, 210. So. •96 letterman 65 MHlCIO Ml-. D~ S-9. 230, So. '96 letterman 85 tvAN M•1ca9 TE-WR. 6-7, 225, Fr. transfer from Wash. St. 89 Mia. KNox. lt. 1><4. 245, So. '96 -s4 Joo ~ TE. 6-Z. iss. So. '96 starter 99 RMllfl Pucur\ Dl. 6-3, 290; Fr. newcomer THERE'S NO NEED FOR A LONG MEMORY •Do y0~ a favor, don't even ask. 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