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Sa-n JoaqtJin. route under. fire Freeway · just norlh of n Juan Orange County bY .cxtcnlive new The plan, develope3 ~()ranee Newport. Irvine homeowners to protest Capistrano. · residential and comm~rdal develop- • CountyTranSponauon llUMIOft. Homeowner groups from both ment planned lhere. scheduled for ·cons.iderauon by the development fee plan, noise and smog cities arc expected 10 protest the fee The developer fee program is 10 be county Board of upemson Oct. 3. plan and the noise and smqa prob considem:l t>Y the Newpon Beach The program,. called the Major By KAREN E. KLEIN velopers help pay for construction of lems they say the freeway would City O>uncif toniaht at 7:30··p.m. t Thoroughfare and Bri* Fee Pro ud PlllL SNEIDERMAN the controversial San Jo!lQ_ujn Hills generate an residential areas alona the City Hall, 3300 NC'WJ)On Blvd. gram, would require deve~ IO Ofltle0.-,'9ot .... Transportatiol\-C()mdor, a proposed proposed route. lrviM City Count".il members will PlY for some of the cost of the City council members in Irvine a[\d freeway that would connect the Advocates of the freeway say the conSidcr the ~posccl freeway 11 a freeway. The amount they would,pay Newport Beach th.js week will cdh Corona del Mar Freeway near John corridor is needed 10 relieve traffic mect.ina be&inni~!!;30 p.m. Tues- is determined ey how mucb traffiC sider a plan that would make de- Wayne Airport with. the San Oiqo which would be atnerated in south dayat 17200Jam Blvd. (PleueMCNB.IRVIN&/A2) . . . Crashes claim 6 over weekend on county roads
Seven nearby residents The woman. drhing in me COITCCl Toll for the month lane, sustained serious internal JD· are suing Pacific j uries and reqWred emergency sur Amphitheatre owners reaches 28 - and sery following tbe 6:30 p.m. accident over noise fr.om rock con there's a week to go near Crystal C.Ove. certa./A3 One of the Marines killed in the The September death toll on. Or crash was identified as Anthon)' The Dally Piiot asked ange County highways continued to Walker. 27. The second man was not residents how they are climb this.weekend as &ix people were named because relatives bad still n01 e enjoying the end of their killed in traffic mishaps. Three of the been notified of bis death. Officen fatal crashes were blamed on wrong did not say which of the men was " children's summer va way drivers. driving. · cation./AS Two Marines stationed at El Toro Donald Dean Lake. 29. of Tustin were killed Saturday wben their car. was killed early Sundav on the San traveling the wroug way on Pacific Di~ Freeway when tbCtruck he was California Coast Hiahway outside Newport driV1Df spun out of control and Beach; slammed be.ad.on into a auto 1li~~ on its top, according to the driven by Vicki Sweet of Capistrano CaMomia Highway Patrol. West Hollywood gays and (Pl-..eMerATAL8/A2) renters want their own Beach. clty./A4 Nation Police probin President Reagan says he's read)' for arms talks · with Soviets./A4 death ofyout People say the strangest things on their vanity plates, If they can get away with it./AS at Irvine party
BiMVE MAllBL'E rcspirato arrest wbeil be am\tcd .,. ..a..t' ..... tbebospi&al~room. accord The death of a teai-. boy found inJ to emerg.cncy room physician Dr. Soviet leader Chernenko unconJcious this weekend at a house Michael Young. No further details of in lrvin.e wbeiea party was being hdd the death were provided turns ?3 today./A4 is beina investigated by police and Irvine police bad responded to the Thousands of residents coronor's deputies tOday. address on noise complaints at least flee volcano eruption In The you~1dentifiedas Richard P. once before an anonymous c.aller DiSalvo, 11, of Irvine. was dis telephoned police at 11 : 14 p.m. and Phlllpplnes./A4 covered by friends Friday shortly alerted them to the unconscious 17- before midni&ht in the rear patio of a year-old. , rcsjdenceon.West Yale Loop. He was The teen.ager was found on the Feature pronoUnccd dead about an hour later ground in a backyard patio. Police did at Tustin Community Hospital. not say whether the~outh lived at the Objetsd'art and prices policC said. address or whether there were any were eye-popping at the A coronor's deputy said it could be adults present at the party. Newport Harbor Art Mu Driver aerloa8ly Injured a month before the laboratory tests to Records indicate that two noise Jelfrer Friedman, 32. of C.ta 11.. la pltal where hU condldon wu deeciibed u establish the cause of Cleath are complaints were filed with police seum's Antique Show treated by racae workera who palle4 blm eertoaa. Police Mid tbe accldent occa.n'ed completed. before the anonymous call was made. No one was 1.JTCSteci and Sale./81 from a tnlck that had Yeered olf Re1'JM>rt around 8:20 a.m. &loac_K~pm Boalerird The teen was in full cardiac and B01ilnar4 th1a mornma and barreled bito a near11eaa Dri'~e. City ~tera bad to to tree. P'rledman wu In •araery at 9:30 A.m. pry Prteclman from tlle ~·· wrecJtaCe. Sports today at Fountain ValleY Community Boa- .Udpolice. -~amsfoundaway~to---J-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ win In the National Foot ball League without Vince . Ferragamo./C1 UCI students find Look who's about to win the National League East flag. It's the Chicago a new chancellor Cubs./C3 By PHIL SNEIDERMAN , Orientation Week, better known on Of Vie DlllJ .... •td campus as ..0 Week." Students will Students are converging on UC spend the week buying books, payina Irvine in record numbers this week ..late fees,'' consulting with advisers Entertainment for the start ofthe fall quarter, finding and meeting representatives of a new chancellor at the helm and fraternities, sororities and other UCl For the fourth straight numerous construction projects orpnizations.. Fall classes begin a year, the bottom network underway. week from today. Is on top at the Emmy Today marked the begining of the The expected fall enrollment is Awards./83 annual Academic Advising and (Pleue Me STUDEKTS/A2)
Bualneu Women In Sales helps UCI psychiatrists $1M fire members develop their careers./85 now will have maps injures INDEX for mental journeys Shores Bridge 84 Bulletln Board A3 A million-dollar device just ac resident 8u•l""8 85 quired by UC Irvine promises to California News A4 provide campus psychiatrists with a Ctualfled C5-7 newroadmapforthclivinghuman brain. It will even tell campus Comtcs ~ reseatthetsabOuta person's mental Croaeword C7 · trafficpattcms. Death Nottcea C4 This unit i! called the PET Scanner. ' F.. tur91 81-2 shon for Positron Em1ss1on Tomo HorOICop4t ce a,rapby. It produces a color-keyed, Ann L.andef'I 82 computer-enhanced video picture of Focus ON TH£ N£~s Mutual Fund• B5 a pcl"10n'sbr.ainacfr\'it)'. Using the N1tlonal NeWI A4 famili&rrainb'ow pectn.im, the OpinlOn AS bu iestarcasofbrain activity tum up Paparmt 81 red and thcleastacaivcarc v1 1bJe an Potlce Log A3 violet. PubHc Notleel ..C4-5 Ofwhatu is color-coded Sportt C1--4 portra1tofone'sgrar matter? Stoett Market• 88 "' Rcscarchcrut UCI bcheve the Tetevtllon B2 rET&anncr wall help them under· Theater• 83 tand v.1\i~h pans ofth b n ore WMtMr A2 rdated1opart1cularbchav10 • It Weddings 82 could hclpcampu PSY.Chtatri WorldNeWI ·A4 makemorcaccunuedlA no of mental illn s uch
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• Three-year-old'sjoy ride. Low clouds and cooler mornings not a joy for his parents ~& 12• IM 71 By V MARBL 1denttfied, utTcrcd onl) kanncd family st ndan ncarb), the loddler c: OfDWOl8f .... ltt9ff knee. ppartntly opened the car door and ..a• A ).year-old Irvine bo) wa ••tuck) •• tte wa upset, or cour$t'. and his got in, police id. u The father told pohcc he sa" his 13 to ~ ali e•· toda} after he hopptd partDb were C\Cn more upset," ~td youna n p yms with the electric 11 into his parents' runnin_g car, put the oot P9h~ officer afier the early· window control but did not become 17 vthicle in gear and then barreltd morning ride in the Cll)'s 'rurtlerock 92 8$ concerned unttl he saw the ear star'l 10 82 ICI through a neighborhood greenbelt, commun1ty. ., 18 move, officers reported. 03 across a busy stttet and finally came Officers ~id the family sedan was The Monte Carlo. parked near the •1Tl .. to a halt in a park more than two ... 4t parL:td at the curb in front of the top of a hill with wh•t was ~timated 71 q blocks awa~" house on Southern Wood with the to be a 6 percent grade. took off, Poli~ u1rl rhr hnv whn "'" not .r93 ID" enJine running. With the rest,ol the Police said the runaway car zipped ~ . ~ . "'OHTI ., 41 to ., across a community greenbelt, ripped '9Jfll~ Wl(m - COlCI..,.. out an above-gound water main, Jt 12 SllOweis A11111 n,,,,,., snow <>cc"°•d..,.. Ste\IOl'11y ...,.. .. 16 veered up an embankment and then .. 71 N~llONI W.. trlef ~· NOAA VS Otol QI C-~ 73 43 began rolling down the street takin& ti 75 out trees as at went. Tldes 81tmingn.m 85 70 EIP- IS ,. 73 Disney workers Billnatcll 41 34 t2 With the father chasing after it, the F11tb9nk• el u TOOAY BolM 62 30 Ferge> 45 " 74 car traveled two blocks before cross· S.COlldlOw 3 tom 06 Botlon 12 F\letl•lf 72 31 ~higll t31pm SutfllO .. 81 10$ busy Turtle Rock Onve, police u .. .." Otand Rapldl 11 41 a.ri!IQlon. VI 71 G
FATALS TOTAL 6 FOR WEEKEND ... From Al Patrolmen satd Lake's wife, wllo A San Diego man was killed early Buena Park died Sunday after his survived the accident. said she had Sunday while driving the wrong way motorcycle crashed into a pickup in a warned her husband that the truck on the Garden Grove Frccwa). the shopping center parking lot, and was drifting off the roadway just CHP reported. Raul Villegas was Russell Martin, 30, pf San Juan before the accident. She said he pronounced dead at UCJ Medical Capistrano died when his vehicle straightened out the truck but that 1t Center in Orange. smashed into a disabled truck parked swerved into the center divider ViUegas was was dnving west in the on the southbound shoulder of the minutes later, according to a CHP eastbound fast lane when his vehicle Santa Ana Freeway south of 17tll spokeswoman. collided wt th 'a vehicle driven by Rex Street. Rebecca Lake. 31 , was treated for R. Roberts of Orange. Roberts, 34, The weekend death toll brought to minor injuries at Fountain Valley was driving 1n the correct direction. 28 the number of people killed an Community Hospital foJlowing the Robens was treated for minor tn· highway smashes this month. Of· 12:30a.m. accident near the freeway's JUrlCS. ficcrs said the number of fataht1es junction with the Costa Mesa Free· Anthony Da vid Molhca. 30. of compares wtth 20 during the entire °"" ...... way. month of September last year. Plre'1Jttedthlehomeat4601 Brighton RoadlDCameoShora,injuriqaresldent. NB, IRVINE MULL FREEWAY PLAN••• CDM BLAZE INJURES WOMAN.•• From Al From Al I winch witnesses said spread quickly One boater told fi.rcfigh~ he could her bums until paramedics amved, ] their developments would generate. of a new homes lR the developments Another vote in favor of the through the house. see the piano burning. Cheek said. l Benjamin Nolan, Newport's public that are assessed. proposed freewa y was approved by a Check estimated the fire caused works director, S3Jd the OCfC CSU· 3-2 vote on Sept. 11 , 1979. Sills again $500,000 damage to the structure of West, whose husband James was Sparks from the fire ignited several mates about SO percent of the traffic Nolan said he has recommended voted in favor, but Larry Agran, who , the house and $500,000 to tts con· hospitaliied Friday with a serious spot fires on shingle roofs throu.lhout on the new freeway would be gener· that the Newport Beach City Council, continues to serve on the council. tents. illness, as napping when a loud the Cameo Shores neighborhood, ated by new development. In New· which has previously stated its sup voted against the motion. About 30 boats at sea spotted the noise awoke her. She saw the fire and Cheek said, but all the fires were port Beach, the majority of un· port for the transportation comdor. Irvine's city staff has recommend· fire nd watched its progress as It had to t>urst through the flames to extinguished before they did any vote tonight to concur w1th the ed the council take the follow101 escape the inferno. Neighbors treated serious damage, developed land belongs to the Irvine county tllat the program is necessary. swept through the house, C~eek said. Co. actions Tuesday night: ' 1-- The proposed developer fee, based He also recommends that the council •Express support for the San on estimated traffic generated by the authonze the city staff to work wath Joaquin Hills, Eastern and Foothill the county and other cities involved transportation corridors; new development. would range from in the program to resolve questions BRAIN SCANNER AIDS PSYCHIATRISTS••• $650 per umt for multiple-dwelling • Recognize that developer fees arc From Al residential developments to SI , 120 regarding the implementation of the needed to help pay for these high for single.family homes. program. ways; electrical probe to stimulate specific described how a PET Scanner experi· For commercial property, the fees On Feb. 28. 1978. the Irvine • Assert that the city will take an areas ofthe brain. The still-consc1ous mentworks. 1 would range from 37 /J cents per council voted unanimously to sup active part in planning the new patient would tell doctors which part The tests required a special glucose square foot for low traffic generators. port the early construction of the San highways: ofhis body-a leg or finger, for (sugar) solution that is ..taaged" with hke warellouses, to $3. 75 per square Joaquin Hills Transportation Cor • Authonze the mayor to rec· ex.ample-responded to this sumu lation. W1th such a probe, researchers a short·hved radioactive isotope. A foot for high traffic generators, like ridor. But only one member of that ommeod to county supervison that S 1.3 milhon device called a cyclotron l'Ctail centers. council. Mayor David Sills, con an intergovernmental agreement be also found they could interefere with is needed to produce this substance, certain thoughtprocesses~such as Nolan said the cost of the proaram tinues to serve on the cityis governing developed for sharing responsibility fluorine· 18, but UC Irvine ha no would likely be passed on in the price panel. for planning the proposed higbways. those involved in speech. This technique helped scientasts cyclotron. UC Davis's Crocker Nu: determine which parts ofthe brain clear Lab does have one and has govern specific body actions, butit agreed to produce the isotope for STUDENTS FINDING CHANGES AT UCI •.• was less successful U\ illuminating UC l's PET Scanner. From Al how the br:un guides a person's The middle person in this long· emotions. distance relationship is Lynn New· 12,SOO students, exceeding last year's daytime auditorium space for these Center and a bndge connecting the Other strides have been made ton, an aar racer with 18 years offlying record by 600. The total includes classes at the new Edwards Cinema campus with the Town Center shop through the use of the more famiLiar experience. Newton, a Newport about 10,000 underaraduates and four.screen theater complex just ping and dining area. CAT Scanners. These are SO(>histi· Beach resident, has agreed to fly the 2,SOO graduate and medical students. across Campus Drive. Taking office at UCT this fall is a cated X·ray machines that d1fferen· radioactive substance, packed 1n a UCI spokeswoman S~n Church The space problems and grow1 ng new chief administrator, Chancellor tiate between bone and brain matter. heavy lead case, from UC Davis to said because ofl~ ited classroom and research projects at UCI are respon Jack W. Peltason. He assumed has But they can't tell the difference, John Wayne Airport. It will then be lab space, UCI frethman enrollment sible for much of the campus con· st following the retirement of however. between vanous types of dnven quickly to UCJ, where PET will be permitted to grow just 2.S to 3 struction. Ei&)lt proJccts are under unding Chancellor Daniel G. soft tissue and can't detect brain Scanner subjects will be waitina. percent annually through 1990. She way or scheduled to break ground this Edrich Jr: activity. Tile rush 1s necessary because the said the campus retention rate also 1s school year. This fall's UCI students will be Brain act1v1tycan. however, be rad1oactavc isotope has a llalf·life of increasing. with 71 percent of UCl's paying lower _fees than_thosc wlto monttoredby thcne.w..P.E.T Scanner. approximately I IO minutes, meaning Dr. Monte Buchebaum freshmen returning after their fir11t These include a connected alumm enrolled last fall . The new student fees and that will be tile focus ofresearch halfofit is aone in that period. A test center and Umverstt-y- Exten &on year. a~ S44S •.SO per quai:ier for u.nderz -etOCI. Nooth runivemiy'.r.l)epa fliahl took twol>oursand lS mmutcs~ ----,..,._..... ~---~~--__,...___-- For the first tame in the school's Building. the Nelson Research Fa graduates. $461.SO per quarter for ment ofPsychiatry has one oft he the drive to UCILookanottier 12 radiooctivity. Thus. areas with the history. some fre hman history and cility. Beckman Laser Institute. a graduate students. The current quar· innovative butc,pensivedeviccs. minutes. But the time was viewed as greatest conccntrattons ofthe taaacd calculus classes will meet offjrct were differ from those ofa "normal" Pubhshcr man ofU l'ulc rtmcnt ofps y- conductin a news mterv1cw, the peS'$0n. Schi.1ophn:nia is some tames a chiatry. wa once Buch um· bo • mo!t ac11vea~a ofh1s brain "ould d1flkult ailmentto dilJIU>sc- not at the National Institute. Bunnc) be tho tllatdirtct hand mo~cmcnt e~cl)oncwhocompla1nsofh1lluci· Aoaemery Churchmen shared Ru h baum'scnthu in,m, (takin note ), theplannanaofque • nation h the disorder. With the Controll r and the two pre d for c:~u1 111on of tionund memory. PET Scanner, psychiatri ts have 1 a scanner at UCI. The m1lhon·dollar After lOminutcs. the ubJC\:t 1 tool tohclpd1a noscschi7ophrcnia dcvke"vasdelivcttd I tmonth. llraJ?pcd onto the PET Scanner table. and to tudy dru u~ an it purchased~ ith a combination of ... Donald L. Wllllame pl c1!"&h1 he d within circulir treatment. Stephen F. Carezo univcrsll~ and federal fund , plu opcn1na. Over a 4S·manute pcnod, Lons· nm plans call for use of Productton C1rcu1at1on contnbuuon fr mthcpharm · picture ofh1 brain- lice l1nch U r P.. nncranthe tudyof Mana r Mang ' c:cutt hndu U)', which nd to tll1ck-areta en via th nncr· memory. The lr\'lnccampushasonc bcncfil from PET nnerrcsc tch. eight hank of'.dcttttors. of'.thc n t on' lcadmaccntcrs for In recent tnten 1cw. RuC'h blum The d lcctornn: n11u ... c10 mem ry reh.
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241...... Parents group UC decla.res slates meeting alien pupils Parents hann-1 Custody, Inc., will conduct ill monthly meelinJ on Tuesday, Sept. 25, from 7 10 8:4S 'out of state' p.m.&..al the Tusun Pubhc Library, 3'4S E. Main St. - AN FRANO 0 (AP)- Whale ~OW1n,g 10 change ~obcn Woo, director of th ment and P1yCbotherapy Center of Tustin will be ilhe featured the une'& pohcy, the University of C hfornla Board of speaker: Regents declared undocumented lien tudcnts muSt pay nearly in out-of. talc tuition fees . .Reservations are required t)y lling the Orange $3,600 County Chapter office at 493-4988. The board, an unanimous but reluctant move, vot . . .. . Friday to back the state attorney gcnctal's ruhng dcll..)iang resident status to 111~1 itlicn Sludents. Pree aemlnar OD back pain set Under the states policy. illegal hens who cannot prove they are state residents must pay out-of-state tu1uon DR. C.ary Rothenbera and Marcy McDowell \vill fees. ncarlyS3,600ayearin addition to thc$1,300chatged Conduct a free seminar and workshop for those persons to California residents. sufferina beck J>4in, on Wcdnesaday, SCpt. 26, from 1 to Both UCLA Chancellor Charle E. Young and · 8:30 p.m., at Huntinaton &ach City Hall. Berkeley Chancellor Michael A. Heyman told the board Exercise instruction will be presented and questions that until the courts settle the mQtter, their campuses answered. for reservations, call 536-2541. would search for id for the handful ofstudents affected by the decision. · Can.ervatlon brochures Five Latino students sued last wttk m Alameda County Supenor'Court, claiming the pohcy violates their Brochures on savi~ water and a limited number of right to equal protection under the state cqnstituuon. conservation.kits arc available from the Mesa Cosolidated Ttte tudents alleged that they have been residents of Water District, which also provide water-use audits to its California for several ~cars , that their parents have paid • customers. . • taxei. and that they hould be alldwcd to claim residency. lhe brochures outline wa)" to ~n5erve ~ater as Los Angeles regent Sheldon w. Andelson said be temperatures - an~ wa~ rates:- con~nue to nsc. upported the policy excluding 1lle8'll aliens f'or resident Tbe conservation kits contam dcVJces to reduce the , status to "focus" the is~ue '° that the court would ha,. e to amount of water used in showers and toilets. settle the matter for all ~ment of h11hcr education in Personal~c~ water audits are also offered free of California. .. charae. The dastnct office can be reached at 63 l-1205. The university's legal counsel, Donald L Reidhaar, f said he disagrcei. with the attorney general's decision and Oul8 ountaln decllcatlon would argue against the policy when the case reaches trial. Newport Mayor E-.elyn Bart. left; lDea fountaba at the a.di llaltlJt1UP098 ...... FUilerton reunion scheduled The regents and California State University's board of Rowald, center, of the Oula 8enlor CeDtm; Cltlsem Center ID COroDa .del :11ar. TM FuJJerton Union Hiah School Class of 1944 will bold trustees were named as defendants. and Ron Whitley, rtcht, Newport'• dlreetor foa.ntaba wu dedicated la ~·• iu 40th reunion in the plaza of Vitia Del Sol (formerly the "I'm very uncomfortable with this.•• said ~tudent of parka and recreation, were on b&Dd Wltb a birthday celelmatloll I• ~ ceater. old California Hotel) on Saturday, Oct. 13. regent Fred Neil Gaines. "It's a rascist p0licy." . Satui"day for the dedication of a memorial wblcb bu been operatlaf for •na ,.an. There will be a steak dinner and dancing under the stars. To make reservations and to help the committee J locate missina classmates, ~11 Joyce MacCJocldin ' WE ASKED : Sullivan at S23-SSS1, Keith Earll at 777-3061, or Bob 11. Blurton at 536-3439. Memben of other Fullerton Union cl.aua arc welcome. 'Now that school is back in session, what are Seven suing Life-change claaeea slated you doing with your fr_ee time?' amphitheater Laauna Beach Free Oin1c, 364 Ocean Ave., an nounces a class intended for those presently goina tbroutb ianificant' life chanaei. The class will meet on six contCCUtive Tuesday cvcninp beginning Sept 25. Pre over racket rqistration is n::quimi. Women•s Support Group, an oqoing weekly group By TONY SAAVEDRA for women copana with transitions and change in CM ..0.-, ...... relationships, family, career, life style, and personal Another suit bas been filed against the embattled Pacific Amphitheatre in Costa Mesa. this time~ seven ar0Wth1 will meet every Thursday, from 7 Lo 9 p.m. For information on the aforementioned programs, neigbborin1 residents wbo are suin& theater owners over · call 49~9429. the noise from rock concerts. In the lawsuit. filed in Oranae County Superior Court. residents arc askina for an unspecifled a.mount ofgeneral Blooclm.oblle ln Huntington damages and SI million in punitive darnq,es from Ned~ West Inc. Faced with low supplies of blood, Pacifica Communi The action ths taken by Karen Millar, Jeanne M. ty Hospital and the American Red Cross arc co Brown. Frederick Bruno, Paul Field. Laurie Lusk, James aponsonna a bloodmobile on Wednesday, Sept 26. icho1' and Dennis Va.nSa.ndt. The ~chicle will be at the hospital'a conference center The bomeowocn contend they arc suflCring from at 18819 ~laware St, Hu~tington Beach. Hours arc from irritability, depression and streu because of the -cx 12:45 to ' ;30 p.m. Cyatlalat>aley Janet AM.ttws CtDJ Tanllf Jacqoe'fl'Tuitev ocuive.. noise from the outdoor arena. To make an appointment, caU M2-06J 1, extension 1rvbae .. lrvl.H Irvbae · lrvme , - It as the second lawsuit tiled bY homeowners over the 271. RouewUe Homemaker Bouewlfe-b11lae11- Btt•tJ COllS1llcu~mua amplified music that they say s:pills into their ~ "Well m) daughter (now ··wen, actuall) rm en- womu .,er borhood every time a rock band ~Pat the 13.000-teat Lakewood Blgh elates reunion in school) . tiatcs to ao jo)ing having lunch with - "Bclie,·e it or not. I'm "Wejust added on to our· amphitheater. Tbe city also has filed three separate shoppini, Now I'm getting m~ daughter (younger helping out at hool. I house. so rm taking this criminal complaints apinst eel-West for '-iolatioa aty LakewOod Hi&h School Oass of 1959 will hold its out and catching all the child). I've just been in the have my own busine5S, so extra time to ..,orlc on the and county noise limits du.rioa t.brec summer cona:ns. 25th reunion on Saturday, Oct. 13, in the restaurant sales and looking for thi~ fabric store~ picking out I'm v.orking with that redecorating. And I'm Tht residents• initial lawsuit. filed b)• the Conccmcd aboard.the Princess Luiose at Berth 94 in the Port of 1..0s for my~lf. You don t something new for her." . more." ...... ,,._....~- ~-r---e-- ."orking mOt"C." Citizens of Costa ~:,a~aou.ary. was aimed at' the Angele S&n Pedro. Social hour will begip at 6 p.m. know, it'u lot beuer for me ~ COunty Fai Which blCS part of iu followed by dinner at 8. For more information, Chll (213) I'm getnng some time to ~to tbe amphilht'a&cr. r · 425-1281. . myself now." That cue was rejected by a Superior Court judae. Lik.ewiJe, a misdemeanor cbarse ~ by Costa -Wea a~enduiu aplnst ampiaitbeatcr owntrS for violaq lhe oounty FllgJit to meet noise ordioanoc was abo thrown out ofcourt. Since t.bca. TWA ClipPcd Winp extends an invitation to former the city bas revamped its own DOile ontinanoe - at least fliaht attendants to join the Oranse Coast Chapter. twice in the put couple ofmonths-and bas utcd it to file The social. as well u philanthropic, organization two other complaints apia.st Ned-West meets monthly for either a meetinf or social endeavor Both case5 have been postpOocd by Rarl>or Munici supporting the club's intemationa charity. For tnore pal Court.Jlld&e Sellin Franklin, wbo asked the parties to iriformation, caU 786-3180 or S4S·l279. • coriduci a Joint sound study. But that plan bit the roCkS when the city and Ned-West couldn't 8ll'CC on when to ~n monitorina noise from the concerts. The residents' latest lawsuit adds another strand to a web oflit.iption th.at at least one municipial judge said will take months to untana).c. Monday, Sept. 24 600 poana ofpot Rl..ed J.a Ilea _ • 9 a.m .. Oru&• Couty Tnuportation Commi11fon Polioc actin& on a tip arrested a Costa Mesa man wbo , H&ll of Administration, · 10 CiV1c Center Plaza. Santa allcaedJy unloaded 500 pounds of nwiJu.aoa from a trUck ADL . . and carried the 6-foot tall bales anto bis apartment, • 1:30 p.m., Oraa1e Coaty P1a•tn1 C.mm.i11loa, Rivka Sbelcovll GbmyR.ud Sbron DoUtl JouP~rict aut.boritics said. Hall ofAdministration, l 0 Civic Center Plaza, Santa Ana. Irvbte lnrine ButJ:qt Beacb Irvine Ten ~pound bales of marijuana tliat bad not )"Ct • 6 p.m., lnble Rud Water District Board of Part-time Hebrew teacber Homemuer-"tenols b11.D1" Shldeot . Motlter-llouewUe been cleaDed of branches and 5tems were confiscated by - l>k«ton, Disuict01!ice.J8802 Bardeen Ave., Irvine. "I'm clcanina the house. ••t play tennis. And rm ··1 go to school. . I'm a " I'm catching ur on all officers, who arrested Richard Brian LwJ:Wi, 25, Friday • 7:30 p.m., LQaa Beac~ Arla C.mmlsalo tiCang with my little one getting a chance to tra m our liberal arts major at Long the good books, l'I neglect ni&ht at the apartment complex at 2300 Fairview Road. Council Cbamben, SOS~oreat Ave. (younger child), shopping new puppy." Be:ich State.·· • - my kids for a good book. Luman, 111ho was f~ on bail ~~y. faces ctwce:s qf • 7:30 p.m., lrvlH Tru1por1adoa CommJuloa. City and stud)ing. And ... I'm So. now it's a little easier." transportinJ and possession ofmanJuana for sale, said Lt. Council Cb.amben, 17200 Jamboree Road. enjoying 1t very much." Leslie Hamson. PoucE Loe t Co.talleu Her attack.er was dcscnbcd as fluencc of alcohol Sunday ni&ht and Caucasian, 5-10, with a medium released on S1, 500 bail. build. darlc hair and a full beard. He • • • Mesa police capture three James Wade Crocker. 20. was reportedly ran up to her. t.a(ltlcd her arTtStcd for driving under the an and tried to pull off her shirt. The two fluenoe of alcohol Saturday in the struglcd until he ran on: she told police. 2100 block of Catalina Street and Santa Ana holdup suspects • • • relea~ on S 1,500 bail. :fh.ieYCS..uscd.a ~ttndl t fnr<:e the • • • A trio of alleged robben escapco Midwcl Andre Uspatd., 2S.. front door\: nob ofa home on the '400 arrHted for driving under tho in with $269 from • Santa An.a fC$, block of Vista Suerte last . They · t.aunant Sunday only to be cau$flt fluence of alcoliol Ciffy tiffiliy sto~ $5,000 worth of je'lo'dl') and rooming on South Coast Highv.-a)· at rouahly 90 minutes later by a Coita ransacked the home uten h~ly. Mesa police officer who had heard a ••• liso Beach He was rdcascd on deScription of the act.away car on a bout $1,700 worth of sihcrwart. S t.SOO bail. ,JCWClry and cash was stolen o'er the 49·) e&r-<>1d••• woman robbed police radio broadCast. weekend from a home on the 200 was Jnmcs Cunnin&ham. 32, and bis anut suspicion ofanned robbery. ana also of the shower in bcr bom~ "Tbe • was ctwaed with a narcotics -viol .Bur&lai's smashed• • • a al• ·door assailant apparently cut a~ wilh ation, 1.a.id Santa Ana Lt. Jack Nelson. Sltunfay at Soulhmad Financial a hand tool to &et into the ~ Also arrested on charp of armed Service, 3723 Birch St., and tole t•o Sat. Grq Bartz of the Laiuna &aeh robbery was the man's sister, 26-year· IBM !electric t)'peYITitcrs. The lo pohcc department said. He ~ed· old Laurie Cunninah&m of Irvine. was placed at 12.000. ly forced the woman onto a bed Where The money wu not recovered. ••• he forced the woman to et1~ :in oral Nelson said that the suspecu told door was forciCd open on the l 000 copulation. The man was dcscribc6 block of Ea t Balboa BoUlc,'l.rd over only as being in hi 20s with a police they bad alrady spent it. the end and an apartment was ·~ey must have tiVed it up," medium build. Tbe victim •u taken ran ed. o l ~ in Nelson said. :a to ulh C edi<:l1 G ter where Police believe James Ounnin&ham I.be btta-in. be was lr't'ated and released, Butt walked into the Skinny Haven res id. taurant at 3114 Bristol 1. around 1:30 p.m. and told \he CUhier that he had a aun an his pocket. Nelson said the lutQeC\ wa1 actually prctendiq lO bavea~pon. Olftruqnam iook: the money and to a waitina car, rcponedly driven by Jana. She and laune were belJeved to be tctina u lookouts dUrina the robbtry. • · " Me.nwhile, people 11 a nearby tee cream atore bad noticed lbe tno "actina 1uap1e1ously" and wrote 4own the detcrip11on ofOtc car a well bound Corona I M r rtt\\ at u the lictntc plate number, aid .l:S pm. elton. Utt n Uo pulled th The mformauon was broad ast uth· nd m de th rrcst, .. Orange Cout DAIL:Y PILOT/Monday, Sept.mber 24. 1884 Reagan NATION U.S. students score below eady norm in mathematics tests for talks By Uie AHOdat re1 CHICAGO - acar national aoals for mathematics education miet improve U.S. high sehool students' math abilny, says an author ofa study ht found U.S. &tudents scoring below the intemauonal av~ra~ m math tests. e on arms Second International Mathernatacs tUd)' of2l COUO!nes fou.nd test ~res rr Amencan ci&hth· and 12th.graders "fell below. th~ mtematu~nal ~ed!~n n every area," said John Dossey, a professor at Ilhnolt Slate University. If wt Urges •roa map' hlld the luxury of more time for mathemat1~1 and. had .icleady estab1~f14' national aoal1 for secondllt)' math courses, I thank r.~tuuc•is ,r(.~~ e o for better relations t>euer penorinances," Dossey ~1d Snnda)'. P.Pe ary resu 1ta rt • May showed U.S. lltti·gradc stod~n\S receive~ 0 hours.a Y~ in &nstruction le s than the average 1n other countnes at the senior b1ah 6Chool over two decades level. The findings of the tests conducted durina the 1981-82 school year were to bo offic1ally presented to-inath educators ioda)' tprouJh Wed~1 at. a UNITED NATIONS (AP) - mathematics instruction conference at the Umvenaty of llhno11 an ~dent Reagan, dcclarinJ he is Champaign. ready for•'constructive ncaot1ations.. with the Soviet Union, today proJ)Osed rciular. meetinp between BfJlrut Victim•' service today SCNor upens from the two sides to DOVER AIR FORCE BASE, Del. - A .service ~s scheduled today fot ~uce tensions and the threat ofwar . two American servicemen killed in the terronst bombma of the U.S. Embas~ .. We recognize that there i$ no san~ · • · annex in Lebanon. The bodiesof Army Chief Warrant Officer Kenn~th . alternative to negotiations on arms Welch 33 of Grand Rapids. Mich., and Navy Petty Officer ht Oass Michael control and other issues between our ' Ray Waii\er 30 of Zebulon N.C.. arrived at Uus Air Forte base aboard a two nations," Rcapn said in a C-141 transP<>n ~ plane at 6:S3 p.m. SaturdayJ said Airman ht Class Scott prepared speech to the U.N. General Elliott Welch and Wagner both embassy staff members, were amona at least Assembly. nine People killed ThursdAy when an explosives-packed van blew up 20 feet He said these experts and other, from the emba sy annex in a Beirut suburb. senior U.S. and Soviet officials could set as their goal a "road map" to auide Tazpayen pick up tab relauons between the two super cral•e powers over the next 20 years. WASHlNGTON - The State Department paid more than $400,000 in "We need to eJttend the arms two years for voyaaes, mostly aboard ocean liners in first-class ac~~mmo control process, to build a biaaer dations for embassy employees who could have cut th~ pnce tag dra~ucally by umbrella under which it can oper flying. Sen. William Proxmire, O.Wi1. 1 uys. "When 1t comes to using ~ean ate," R~n said. liner travel when air travel would be cheaper, the State Department reaulaUo~s The president, who once con have about as much backbone as a jellyfish," Proxmire ~d Sunday in demned the Soviets as an "evil presenting bis Golden Reece Award to the department. Proxmire bestows the empire," today said that; "while there Ugliest of the ugly award once a month for what be considers a alarina example of wutina the will still be clear differences, there is Brace lloqan. a .enlor at Ind••n• Unl•er· IDdl•n•, P&. Shown po.J.nc beatde the taxpayers' money. every reason why we should do all alty of Pen.nayl•anla. la crowned 'Uf!!.eet eml11nJ.winner are Robin Gaylord, left and that is possible to shorten that Collefe 11aD In the United Statea• at a m Suaan ueante. Four tilled In Vegas shooting distance." •pree A senior U.S. official who de LAS VEGAS, Nev. - Four people, ipcluding a ~ominent ~alite an~ a manded anonymity said one measure jeweler, were shot to death early Sunday man exclusive area of this pmbhna Reagan had m mind is .to use the capitil in what police termed a 0 murder-suicide;" Metropolitan Police U . recently improved .. hotline" between John Conner said the bodies of Alex Egyed, 49; his wife, Vif1ioia El)'~. ~5 ; Washiniton and Moscow to prevent U.S. ready to pai::ticipate Betty Difiore. S2, and Jack Levy, 66, were found ~t. the. home m the e_xclusave war by miscalculation; Rancho Circle area where many Us Vcgas celebnties hve. Conner wd Egyed .. America has repaired its apparently shot the' two women inside the house, then shot Levy in a car in.the strenath:' Reagan said. "We have dnveway. EJYed apparently ret~ed to the hou~ and turned the wea~n on invigorated our alliances and friend himself, pohce said. AJJ of the vtctlms were shot m the bead, Conner wd. ships. We arc ready for constructive in Lebanon ~egotiations negotiations with the Soviet Union." In a major step in that direction, UNITED NATIONS (AP) - ~ment, the ti me might be right for brolceied 1983 aareernent. .. if im ,. Reapn will meet at the White House President Reagan, denouncing the another round. plemented, could have led to the full CALIFORNIA for three or four h(>urs Friday with "despicable act of barbarism" in the Assistant Secretary of State Rich withdrawal of Israeli forces in the Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei A. attack..lasLweek on the U.S. embassy ard Murphy rePortedlf met today in cont.ext of the withdrawal of all Gromyko. in Beirut, hinted today that the Damascus with Synan President foreign forces." Tozlc acid leak at Hughes Airport As for further meetinp between United States was ready to begin a Hafez Assad after meeting with .. The tragedy of Lebanon has not LOS ANGELES - At least 3,000 &allons of a toxic acid mixture leaked officials of the two sides. Reagan said ne~ ~ound of diplomacy aimed at Lebanon's prime minister, Rashid ended," he said. "Only last week. a such regular sessions could be con- b~ging peace to ~ban~n. from a tank at Hughes Airport early today, but there were no injuries and no Karam~ over the weekend. Sy_ria despicable act of barbarism by some need for ev cuation, authorities said. The mixture of sulfuric and chromic ducted between Cabinet-level officers All of Lebanon s friends should torpedoed a 1983 accord for pulling who arc unfit to associate with and other top officials .. on the whole w_ork to&e.~er to bt:lP . end this all foreign troops out of Lebanon. acids and am sum bisulfide was reported spilling from the tank about 2:S8 humankind reminded us once again a.m .. said a coun ftrefiahter who identified himself as H. Carranza. "There's a,genda of issues before us including rughtmarc, Reagan said m remarks Reagan said today that the u.s.-· that Lebanon continues to suffer. tlie problem of needless obstacles to . pre1?3red for deli.very to . the 39th a hole in the botto of the tank and it•s Jeakina two to three gallons a minute," understanding... · session of the United Nations Gen- be said. "It's unde ootrol, no vapor spillina anyplace.•• The county'• · I He said such talks could consider eral Assembly. hazardous matenals uad set up temporary dikes to prevent the acids from exchanges of weapons-development ~eaga.n, ~owever, stop~d short of running off into sewers n the airfield at Centinela Avenue and Teal Street in and arms-purchase plans. saymg ~1rectly that the Um~e~ States •West Los Anaeles, he said. Reagan also said ways should be was going to respond po.s1t1vely to W. H
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District voters JACK .need all the fact AIDEISOI I . . on recall issue· Exiting 1 As Paul Harvey mil.ht say: Now, here's the rest ofthe story. Three Huntington Beach school district trustees are facing the threat of a recall because they have taken an unpo~ular official position in the case offormer Marina High School Principal Paul Berger. 1 · The trustees voted to accept Berger"s resignation knowing attacks '\hat the principal had been given an ultimatum by outgoing Superintendent ofSchools Jake Abbott: Retire or be demoted to classroom teacher. After 19 years with the district, the 61-year old Bergqr chose an early retirement. the FTC Not all the parents, teachers and students who know ana like Berger took it calmly. They pressured the five trustees, three W ASHINOTON Taking the poefs advice, departing Federal of whom ultimately voted to accept Berger's resignation. (All Trade Commisstoner Michael five trustees concurred with Abbott's recommendation at firs(, Pertscbuk bas made it clear be won't but two changed their positions.) .. go 4entlc into that good niibt;• but Berger supporters, outraged that their idea of the perfect will ·~· rage against the dying of principal had .been treated so roughly, vowed to ~ust th~ the light ' he has held aloft to protect consumers for the ~t seven years. majonty - Bnan Lake, Ron Marcus and Stephen Smith. The His 300-page cntique of the aaen· recall is part disbeliefand part vengeance upon those who would cy's perfonnance has amady been dare to disregard their vocal protestations. summarized in The New York But why did Abbott force the principal out? Times, drawiQgan indigruu:~t rebut~l It's a sticky question. To ignore it, to allow the story to stand from the FTC's conservative chair· man, James Miller Ill. as told so far, is to perpetuate the misconception that Abbott - MiUer derided Pertschuk's blister a highly respected professional educator - ground his personal in2 report, writinJ: axe on Berger in a vindictive parting gesture, then took off for a -'T'Wbile Commissioner Pertscbuk's new job in northern California. · Mondale won a long-shot rhetoric displays a certain energy,. his The1details of the Abbott-Berger confrontation, however, report breaks no new ground. It is a rehash of his dissents and a stringing will tarnish Paul Berger's professional record - something he toaether of his various positions, and Abbott were probably trying to avoid. in agreement for debates bracketed in sarcasm." Abbott found Berger to be an ineffective administrator, What Miller hasn't seen yet is despite his long record ofservice. It was Abbott's assessment that Pertschuk'' brief appendix to his WASHJNGTON - President Rc- presumably cou1d cut away from the report. This rubs salt into what Berger tended to shy away from confrontations, delayed in agan•s strategists won all ofthe battles inevitable boring passages for self PcrtschQk feels are the commission's implementing a new English curriculum that allegedly met in negotiations with Walter F. Mon promotion. self-inflicted wounds under Miller's resistance from Marina teachers, was lax on the severe dale's representatives on presidential In the matter of the debate nego leadership. My associate Tony absenteeism of a top school official and dragged h.is feet .in debate5". But.they may have provided tiations themselves; this year's ..C.paccio has obtained a copy. Mondale with a long-shot opportuni Lou...,. procecdinp reinforce the view offour working toward the improvement ·of a teacher with easily The appendix is titled, .. A Reader's ty to win the war. years ago that a candidate Ts fortunate Guide to Claims About the Wonder identifiable performance problems. Mondale's real victory is that the CANNON to have White House Chief of Staff ofReapn's FTC." PertscbukchaJ'Kes It is, ofcourse , the right ofany dis~tled citizen to seek the Reqan side agreed to any debates. James A. Balcer 111 on bis side. Baker that the FTC's conservative leader· recall ofan elected official. But, ifthe voters ofthe school district Reagan is far ahead, and the normal is kind to bis fami1y, civil to bis ship has habitually tried to make "a are to make a serious decision about their trustees, they should practice of runaway incumbents is to adversaries and more cautious than a sillc purse out ofa sow's car" and "has refuse their opponents any op lesson that did it. Others say Reagan Russian at a Reagan rally. But m been having fun with numben and make it based on all the facts. portunity .to cHmb into contention. gained confidence from his confron negotiations, he is the basic riverboat history." He explains: ••And by fun1 1 That's why the first presidential tations With Geor&e Bush, John B. pmbler with the sixth card bidden in mean indecent liberties with me debates in 1960 between Vice Presi Anderson and Carter in 1980. his hip boot. histoncal record and with facts of the • dent Richard M. Nixon and John F. Strategically, Reagan's managers Baker now professes to believe that present." Kennedy almost turned out to be the were concerned that refusal to debate the l 980 Reagan-Carter debate was Pert~uk writes: ••f..very govern last. Four years later, President Lyn would reinforce the impression ofthe ..distoning" because it took place ment !!Jency puffs up its own record don B. Johnson gave Barry Gold president's isolation and raise ques. only a week before the election and of achievement. We certainly did WeJJ, gentle1Deil, are you water no chancc to debate. After lions more damaging than anytbina presumably played a dispropor when we were. in charge." But, be tangling with Kennedy, Nixon never likely to come from the opposition. tionate role in the election outcome. complains, ..there is a point at which debated anyone again. Whatever the motivations or re He neglects to mention that bis puffery passes beyond the bounds of 'Willing to be gulnea plgs? When President Ford debated in sults, this year's debate aareement is a opening proposal was for a debate on fair characterization into cynical 1976 and President Carter followed historic breakthrough. ..That lhc the eve of the election. The Carter press agentry." To the Editor: saccharin, another art1ficial sweet suit in l 980, they were not displaying incumbent president who is riding a folks thought they bad won a victory What particularly riles Penschuk is My uncle once-told me that thereal ener, recently ran into similar prob their altruism. Both were locked in sizable lead agrees to debate is a clear of sorts by agrceipg_ to the seven-day the way be. says Mil~r· s crew takes news doesn't begin in a paper tiU lems. In this case, however, the tight races and incorrectly calculated indication that debates as part of the interval. credit for actions they actually de- around {>8ge 14 or so. Sure enough, in scientists have proposed a solution, that debates might help them win. presidential campajan have been This time, the Mondale negotiators layed or opposed. a recent issue, there was a small article which is, basicalJy, ..... a series of Reagan strategists also were reluc institutionalized," said Dorothy S. came equipped with a calendar. What For instance, last May, Carol which provided marvelous insight~ animal studies ... testing for possible tant warriors four years ago. John Ridings, president of the League of they racked was a copy ofthe National Crawford, director of the com into how this country works. Some toxic effects ..." of aspartame. I be Sean kept Reapn out of the first Women Voters, which will sponsor Football League schedule. This not mission's Bureau of Consumer times. lieve I have a better idea. round of Republican debates in Iowa, the debates for the third consecutive so-secret document would have told Protection, told the House committee Seems that a couple ofscientists are Since both the FDA and the -and '1)01lster-strategj1t Richard B. time. "From now on, public opinion them that the Dallas Cowboys host on agina that the FTC's new rule questioning the safety of a new, manufacturer have assured the public Wirthlin opposed the Carter debate. and public 'pressure will make it the New Orleans Saintt on S~~~-y1 designed to give protection from widely used artificial sweetener - that aspartame is safe, let's test it on Reagan told me in a 1981 interview almost impossible for an incumbent Oct. 21at9 p.m. EDT, the time agn::eu shady undertakers "has peat impact aspartame. They claim that certain them. Shoot up the head of the FDA that he had learned his lesson from president to refuse to debate." upon for the second presidential on older Americans." She neglected basic tests haven't been done on the with the stuff and stick him on a Iowa, saying the only debate he Jost Three cheers for Ridings and the debate. to mention that Miller had opposed product. On the other band, both the treadmill. Malec the chairman of the was tbe one at which he ·failed to league for this view and the insistencc Baker, who would rather P.laY the rule. calling it "a deceit upon manufacturer and the FDA claim that board dump a few drops into every show. that it is better to have a public tennis than read a book, is famlliar American consumers." the testing was both rigorous and one of his martinis and then study bis This time, Reagan agreed from the servicc organization sponsor the de with the NFL schedule. Crawford also boasted that the exhaustive, and that the product is reactions. Why make innocent rats outset to debate. Some of his in bates than have them put on by I LOa C&uoa I• • •YJMIJc•ted FTC had initiated rules to lower the safe. Oddly enough, they don't state and monkeys suffer? un?tese people timates think that it was the Iowa television networks, which collUtUU1t. pricc of eyeglasses. But Pertschuk why the specific tests that the scien put their money where their mouths notes in bis appendix: tists referred to were not performed. arc. "Convenient forgettery precluded Stories of this nature are becoming PETER B. MARCUS her from mentioning that she bad just increasingly frequent. Coincidentally Newport Beach recommended that a key provision that eye-care providers routinely turn Forget the breathalizer: over a copy of eye prescription& lo Balanced liew wbat-'s needed consumers - be eliminated.'' 1 In what Pertschuk cans .. the most I To the Editor: baldfaced denial of responsibility," In Monday's Daily Pilot. Evelyn We can all begin to worry if you are Use a video game instead Mmcr told Congress the FTC hadn't Weinberg said she was cancelling her somehow coeroed into dropping buried a rule to monitor hard-sell subscription because of wnat either ofthese columnists. As long as techniques by hearing-aid salesmen. columrust Patrick Buchanan had you use both of them, you are doing The other day, while reading ·my where are we goin' to plug it in, ..The commission bas not buried the written from the right. A week or two your job. newspaper. 1 came across a rather O'Brian?" rule," be testified. "The votes for the ago someone was very upset by what Evelyn, I hope you will reconsider. intcresu~g concept. Seems that ..That house looks as close as any. rule simply did not exist." Richard Cohe11 had written from the JOHN KERR there's a man who feels that the old B Go ask the ladr, if we can use some of Pcrtschuk writes: ..The translation left. Costa Mesa ways ofdetermining ifa man is drunk Ill her electricity. ' of this sophistry is: 'Neither I, Miller aren't good enough. He says, and with "But ... " McGinty starts to protest, nor my two colleaaues appointed by good reason, that there are lots of ' HIMY but he's the junior of the two, so he President Reagan would vote for the ways a man can get zonked today. and rcsi&ns himself to the task and starts rule."' the old blow-up-the.balloon analyzer to unreel the cord. He crosses the Rcgardlng a commission press only de~s booze. drainage ditch, scales an 8·foot, release last March claiming that the Good point. The police can pull a that thing?" ebam-Link fence, clambers over a FTC acted on 98 •·consumer protec- man over because he- nu ~-ymrplease-step 1'\J-t-....of.,__,d"'1c - ""'"toclnvall;-tear-gasses a-001>ennan tton manew · t983, J>msc ...... ~- o~rating hls vetrtcte 1n an erratic car, sirr - - and"'knoclCs atThe bac\ aoor. - writes: Per-80-nal calls as perks manner. He may have ingested, "Cas1 What car? Ob, Ibis car. Sure, The machine blips to hfc. "Wow! It sure sounds like the I • illhaled, injected, or rubbed into his man. Be right with you." Driver "Hey, man, this 11 ,,eat!' commission had been suina ·dccep.; How many personal phone calls do snap, crackle, pop? scalp some substance that has him reaches over and aets a divers lead A few more minutes of knob tive miscreants ri&ht and left. Rii,ht? you make on the job every day, ifany? A. Each starch.Y puff contains air completely torqued, and as far as the weiabt belt, finnly buckles it on and twisting, still no results. The machine Wroni." Between three and four is typical, bubbles, pressunzed within fragile equipment the police have, he's fine. loob out of the window. Twists his chortles happily to itself, but refuses He notes that SI ofthe actions were according to the researchers. They say shells as the ...puff shrinks in the They could have bjm blow up the head and looks skyward. Apparently to play the game. votes "to delay or kill actions or to -- f each lasts an averqe of more than cooling process. When the milk is Ooodyearblimpand,unlcsshe'sbi&h satisficd,heopcnsdoorandaetsout. "I know what's wrong, man. relax and weaken prior orders re absorbed unevenly. the shells fra~ four minutes. That adds up to a week on alcohol1 it won't do them a bit of ..Last time, I bumped my head on an Gimme a quarter. That's what's straining manufacturers from unfair and a halfof phone talk. On company ture. letting the air explode free. good. · overpass." wrong, man. Ya' got to put a quarter or deceptive practices." ti~e . It's a phantom fringe benefit. This man has come up with a better .. O'Brian, I think we've got one. in ~~·, Don•t you cops know Jack AM•no• It 1 a)'lldJcated· _ , Q . lkst-sclling car: of all time was idea. He has invented a video game Get out the balloons." nothin r colamaltL Mary Queen of Scots was the first the Model T Ford, ri&ht? that be feels will indicate if a man is "We don't have the balloons any· A quick pocket search fails to reveal • prominent woman to play golf. She A. Until the Volkswagen Beetle capable of operatina his car. Sounds more, remembes1 We've aot video a sinaJe quarter. McGinty tlaas down referred to the lad who carried her passed 1t in 1972, it was. like •aood idea to me, but I can forsee pmcs now:• a passing ice cream man. clubs as a "cadet," and inasmuch as a few comPlications. Please im-aine "You're riaht! Damn! Well, I guess "I'm terribly sorry. it's apinst our she'd been educated in Francc, she The housefly ~l$ its wings 20,700 the followina: ..., there'• nothin' else for it. Help me act company policy to make cbanae for pve it the French pronunciation. The times a minute. You don't Jeam this "Look at that. McGinty!" it out of the trunk." · video pmes. They're tho work ofthe !DaJJy ffl:ot name stuck. But others less precise by just looking and countini. You "What's wrona with that. O'Brian? Ten minutes of cunin&t st.raining. Devil, ya' know." imply called such a fellow a ••caddy... need special equipmeAt. He'• only doin' SS." bumped heads, mashed finaers and The tee cream man is pcr5uaded, at ••1 know t\lat, but his wheels aren't various bruises result if\ the video JUnPoint, to make an exception tlus welcom• • New Zealand's Lake Wakatipu The money authorities say $60 touchina. He's at last 6 inches above pme bcin& finally set nJht. side up one time and strikes a deal. Three comm•••• rises and falls three inch~ every five. million worth of pennies aet lost the freeway!" atona the freeway. The dnvcr ~ quartcn fora dollar. minutes. Why? ..:- every year. ..Now that you mention it ...." watched the whole prqje<:t with '7ha'1 all right man. Three_ q_uar- "We bettcrpull him over... considerable interest. ten wall last me atf day. I'M GOOD!'' Q. That breakfast cereal that ,oes L.M. Boyd I• • •Y•lTc•led W H EE EE EE R R R R R R "Would you step over here pleaK, As the sccne fades. several other oap, crackle. pop - what makes tt go col•mal1t. WHOOPWHOOPWHOOPWHOO sir? We'd like for you to play thi cars arc P!-Jlled ovcnnd there iu hnc PWHOOJ>t! pme for u " 1t the video pme. Our driver is still H. L. 8chwart1 ffl The offcndina vehicle slows and "Sure, man. What ts it? Pao-man? 1oin1 strona. and you can hear hj ORANGE COAST • Pu stops and, after aheutcd instNC'llon Kona? Spea: invaders? I lo\·c ·~m votoc over .ahe othen say1na, ·•wow. 1 from thetWOCOPJ, reatartsand moves all!" man! 480,0001 Lct'a sec you belt Frenll Zfnt from the middle lane to the shoulder. Several minutes ofbutn>n pushina that!" A man has set up a card table Daily P~ l at J.A1~ Editor The cops act out. and JO)'lltck twiddleing producc no and i1 1ak.in1 beta on the ide. And Tom T.at .. May t 1ee your drivtn .. ... re ulu. McGinty and o·snan are 11ttina C!lf' E<1i10t . "Hey, m~ wba's bappenin'?'' ''Hey, man! You aot to ptua It m!"• dejtttcdly'On the hoodoftheircnmer Crelflhetf .. M~ I see your...... "Faith, an' he's riJht! Get the wondcnna aloud at the possibtln)• of Sportt Editor "C'mon '"man. Sit down. I gOt lhts extcn ion cord, McGintyt.. joinina the ifncsthood 111hc1r New Wave 1: pc that'll blow you McOintystruglesbackwithalargc O.l•llW1t BLU H1rnr Uni away. Lemme now. where'd I pua rtiet of electrical cord. ··sure, and Harl~• Bnd.
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.... ,...... ,_ Gay Bryant welcomes andqa e exhlbtton Karl Copa.a and Jarmin Roach. Maney Zlnameyer lea.ma of enaaiement of Plliar Wayne and Stephen Stewart. Antique show ge_ts better with age Newport Harbor Art-Museum patrons see best of the good old centuries
By EVE LASH around the world took part in the DlilJ,... C.1 I $1 ..., four-Oay event which clo~d Sun You would almost think you were · day. Jivingapartoftbepast, viewing For the festive kick-off evening an thousands ofantiques dating back international buffet was served in hundreds ofyears. Oosc to 500 the outdoor Sculpture Garden Cafe. people at the Newport Harbor Art Guci;ts dined on Indonesian beef Muscum'sAntiqueSbowGala and rice; lasagna and homemade Preview took pecks at those yester pasta; smoked turkey breast slices ears. - and croi5Sants; fruit and cheeses; More than 40dealers from and the very pop1.1lilr chocolate goodies from tnfles to trumes. In addition. wine, classical music and unusual fiowersadde4jl:1St the right touch to an elegant affair. Advisory Board Member Gay Bryut predicted 5,000 people wouldscethe how hicbshe dcScn'bed as cxoeptic:matl)' •·weu rounded" displaying Italian. Eoa lish,American. French, Russian and Oriental antiques. Carol Land, Robbi Boyd aad Vicki oam, comp.red note. Anticipaunaa whole new au. abcni.t what 40 lntcmational 4ealen hiul to offa. diencc for the m ustum from throughout the community. Jane hoped were Bryaat, Gertrude man country arandfathers clock Doaovaa,publicitychairpcrson Th N F d adAed, "We have a wide rano... in omu, aacy oenter an dated 1820and thousands more ._. ov Nancy ZJmmeyer. antiqucrollcetibles. prices. We have many small pieces· Thomas commented the show Jolm Gillen, one ofthe jud$es and we have some for$75,000. But culminates a six-month project, wboauthenticatestbecollecllon . that's what makes the Show SO with volunteers work.in& four (O five appealing." • I · commented. "The show gets better - Some ofthose guests and council days around the c ock dunna the every year-like my wife Rea. I've members who attended were T. show. "Two-thirds come back year been with her SO yea.rs." PbilUsi-and Sae Morcaa. "I think after )car. E..-er}'bodY. knows every- Others on the invitation-only tbe displaysare beauuful. There are body, it'ssortoffanuly. Wc'vcsecn guest list were Reser and Susy manyuniqueandinterestinaitems. ~~~J..c:_ft.endsandncigb. bOrs Laby,PaalandY• $Himmel. Wearefortunatetohavethe .,, Tito mas and E1dlerQmCk, Mr. and exhibitors. Also, once you get And Zinsmeyeradded... Last Mrs. Jack L. Caldwell, &nla and ca~tupin&Uoftbis-it is ycar'!tumout wasnothinaasspec- CoDsey, Eqeale FIUer, fasc1nating, ••she ~d. tacular as this. The people are Marcella Porter, Gluy Valeatlne, One shopper havinaa wonderful enthusiastic. I've heard nothing but Loa1se and Jon El:Uolia, am time was Carol J[otl.D. with four rare positive remarks reprdina the dcal- Poole, Allaa Barris, Baniene 0workin&" decoys under her arm. crs and the items they represent. ltmer, Bart.ra Aue and Mary She purehascd four ofth ese tum-of- Also, the floral arrangements are Jaae bell, to name a few. the-century ducks, valued at $2,000, pretty wild this year." Allea Beet from the Snow Goose eihibition to (donor) said he was in his punk The poker pme was going ilong add to her collection ofabout I period. think they are greaL" fine, untilitwasdiscovcredO.Dy . 00. I K.arcber was playing with a Kokinsaidtheshowwas, "vecy, Othershavinaaa.rcat umeat the •• tacked deck." All ofbcr cards very high class-and vcf) n1~ previewpartywercantiquecollec- offered a free ham burscr and drink merchandising.." tors MaryAnne - ..1 always think -the kind brother-in-law Cad Admirina the antiques and sbar- it's a wonderful show." -and Lea passes he ing news oftheir betrothal were Miller, who purchased a $12.000 out to almost everyone Pilar Wayae and Stephen Stewart. Oriental wedding bed from exhibi- meets. (The first exclusive photo ofthe tor Warren Impons. But, it was a friendlygameamona newly e~ed pairwa taken by Everyone sot a chance to view Orange County Master Chorale Paparazz1's Barry Slobin and pub- 25mm pearls circa 1930 for $38,000: membe~pthered at the Orange lished in the Daily Pilot the next wicen Anne table and chairs circa Park Acres ranch estate ofGa71e day.) 35 for $85.000; ra~ icon from and Robert A.lldenoa to preVlew The four advisers who made the the 14th-19th centuries; antique their Oct. 6 western- t} e fund- • MaryADD lllller'• enaemble' whole event 10 as smoothly as - scientific instruments and a Ger· (Pleue ...CBOR.ALB/112) waaaneY.e-ca~tc~b~er=-'-. ~~~---~~~~~---~~~~~~~~~- '.Plane- of future' New therapy helps makes first flight eagl~s to fly again
CAMARILLO (AP)~ Ancr three 0 We think that this type of con- years in development, the tevolution 5truction •.. will be what all ai~lancs ary Avtek 400 business aircraft ha of the future will be built of. ' said made iu maiden fli&ht and the test Rohen Honeycutt, Avtek's director pilot said the moulded fibcraJass cfaft of marketing. ~ handled excellently. , Honeycutt said that amona the Pilot Dick Sliff, a recently retirtd A vtek 400's unique dcsi1n1 were lClt {>&lot for the ,Federal ,Aviat~on stubby winas called canards mounted Admanistratlon, said tbt twin-cname in front of the au·craft's main winp JurbOprop plane reached a speed of and t\\O Pratt & Whuney PT6A·28 turboprop cnJincs facina backward . 230 mph durina it1 2S·minutc flight . The canards and ..pu her''·typc T:he Avtek Corp. claims the plane is en&incs improve lift and allow better enc first twin-en&Ine aucr'lft C\ er futl cfficienC}·and speeds, Honeycutt oonstNctcd usina IOoCllled ··oom said. But the real innovation is the use posites" that re~cc traditional of DuPont's Ke,•lar and Nomex aluminum with upcr·strona ftbcrJiass doth rn the aircraft's fibcrJJ111 cloth In the cons\Nction fusclaae - the wtdcst use )"Ct of Jm1CCSI. composite materials an uch an air. tate en. Ed D•~ is, R· craft. · .,...,...... tSWOtth, hailed A\1Ck'I J>IOD• "'The) allow us to build a Ver), very Tile ANll 400, a am&ll bula- plane made of .ll!A cenna p1rit Thursdl) Sl)'l"' ··oo • trona tructure at a .,eatly reduced etreqtla ,-npoette11, made maiden n.,11t aboft Camarffio. cmmcnt had noth1na to do with what wciaht. We reduced the the tructul'll ~cd here today. h wa all wc1aht of the alrcl'lft by about 0 through the ctron offree cnterpri .. perocnt. .. Hone)C'Utt said. The au'Plane ats ix to nine lhc aircraft will eigh 5.500 people nd '85 de 11n ti to cnJI 400 pounds at takeoff, compared to a mph at 37.000 fi t. 8.675 pound ~o takcoff '1 ht f1 r f
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nd) Ci t s nd 'cott brother, Kerry <..: l'J)Cnter w be t m n. nd ushers were Greg evens broth r bnde. Ed Sixt. Tom Butzboch nd Tcny lbnuon More lh n 200cgue t attended a 1 he bnd~m a the n of ,f>dr. rcocpuon t the Ne poncr Resort and Mrs James Almqu1 t or W >... afier the ceremony and the oouplc sata. H1 brother, De n Almqu1 t, dcpancd on o wedding tnp to Yo- wa$ best man nd u hers were .Rick m1tc ond pl n funhcr travels Kantor, Phil Herbold, l.onme through the month o(Novembcr. Holmgren,. Mark Brou rd, John he coup! arc graduates of U I Lundberg and C..arl Mull , with degrees in civil engmccnng. A reception also at the Anaheim CARPENTER·STEVE NS The) plan to make their home an SM Country Inn followed the ceremony K!mberley All)n ve.ns and Rob- Ocmcnte. and was attended by 200 guests. ert Blake rpcntcr c~changed "' d·. After a wedding trip to Bnush disw vows rn :the First Baptist Church ALllQUJST-PFISCHNER Columbia and Minnesota, the couple of Costa Mesa on Sept. 22. The Rev. The Anaheim Country Jnn wa the plan to live in Colorado Sprangs. The) Tun 11mmon of South Coast Com setuna for 1he Aug. 18 wedding of ore both affiliated with Athletes in mun1t)' Church m NeWJ>Ort Beach Daryl Ann Pfaschncr of Ncwpon Actions Campu Crusade for Christ. offictated at the ceremony. Beach and Gary James Almquist of The bnde is the daughter of Wayzata, Minn. BUCKLEY·SCHREm E R Ne"'port Beach residents Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. J. Stanley Pflschner Mrs. Ph1lhp J. Stevens. Her sister, of NeWJ><>n Beach arc the parents of Huntingto.n Beach residents Debra Picken hem Ste' ens, was maid of honor the bride. She wore a tea-length gown Suzanne Karen Schreiber and SU(lDne Buckley and the bridegroom's ister, Wendy of white chiffon and Alencon lace Douglas Alben Buckle> were married in a Sept: 9 ceremon): at the Aarporter Naylor. with Srephanie Arche}, Sue with a picture hat of matchanJ lace Inn in Irvine. EN GAGE MEN TS Cr~le and Karen Whitenack were with a fingenip veal at the back. She D vid Buckley of Spain. bridesmaid . Cllmcd a bouquet ofgarden flowers. The bride is the daughter of Max S .• . Manny Hannon's Band provided Pat Carpenter of Newport Beach 1 he bride' si ter, Lcshe Moo~. and Rheta S. Schreiber oflluntmgton the entertainment for 180 gueSts at a ROBINSOM-HERBERT ERSLAND-MEHALICK and G.J. Carpenter of Carlisle,.Ma , was matron of honor and another Bear.h .and her husband is the son of reteption immediately folloWina the T1he engagement of Tami Lynn Marilyn l:rsland of Laguna Beach arc th parents ofthe bridqroont. His sister, Kimberly Vo t, was ·a Suzanne O'Leary of Sun Valley and ~remony at the Airponer Inn. .... Robinson to Ga' in Herbert Jr. was hasannounccd the engagement of her announced b> the bridc-elecfs daughter, Victoria Lynn Er..land, to parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur James Brian Mehalick, both of San Svendsen, durina family party given Diego. CHORALE ••. in their Newport ~ach home. · They are planning to marry Nov. P'romBl 17 in the Fairbanks Raftch A graduate of Newport Harbor Clubhouse, Rancho Santa Fe. raiser. High School. the future bride attend The bride-to-be is a graduate of Th~ group sampled (and ap- . ed the University of Colorado at California High School. Whittier. and proved) the food, heard the muS1c, Boulder and rcccaved a bachelor of Cal State San Diego. Her fiance enjoyed the view and announced arts degree in speech communication graduated from James Monroe High plans are proceeding well for the from Cal State San Diego. She is School, Van Nuys, and UCLA. benefit which will also take place at affiliated with Alpha Chi Omega and the Anderson •s. (They even fed employed by Jan~n Associates. a CHRISTESON-SIMMONS carrots to the hosts' horses). Santa Ana-based advertising and Huntington Beach Mayor Jack public relations firm. A Feb. 2 wedding in Soyth Coast Commurufy Church, lrvme. 1s being Kelly and wife Je were there ... the Her fiance is the son of Mr. and planned by Corona del Mar residents ··Maverick" star was right at home Mrs. Gavin Shearer Herbert of KeUy Ann Christeson and David in the western setting and he will be Laguna Beach and San Clemente. A Ryan Simmons. back as benefit emcee. graduate of Corona del Mar High The bride-elect, daughter of Mr. Bob Founler ofBalboa Island 1 School. he holds a bachelor of ~ence and Mrs. Donald B. Christeson of attended to show offhis old-time dqree in bu iness administration Corona del Mar, is a graduate of photo props. (Benefit guests will from USC where he affiliated with Corona del Mar High School and Cal bavecomplimentarY vintage Beta Theta Pi. He is active in the Poly, San Luis Obispo. photos made.) lt took ju.st a minute Young Executives and is employed Her faance is a graduate of Corona to make Patricia Fredericks look ,.. by Plant Research Laboratories in del Mar High School and USC, and like Barbara Stanwyck. Irvine. attended UCI. His parents are Mr. Honorary dinner committee The couple are planning an Apnl and Mrs. William R. Simmons Sr of members include Irene and Jim wedding. Newport Beach. Beatley, Jacq•eand Robert Heebnu, Nora and VlD J orgeua, o.-r,...... _ 11J Tent IC Dolly and Doa Karcller, Hetma and uses Jim Na1amat111, Flo11 and Ed Pbotograpber Bob Fournier old-time Scllamacber and Jenette and Hal Submit your news propa to traneform Patricia l"redrlck• into · Se1entrom. Barbara Stanwyck at Muter Chorale'• weetM Donna Bance is chairman ofthe The~ Pilot wants yoor wedding and q~t news. em_ preview where Gayle Anderson rode ..Festive Western"partywhich will To help you submit the required Information, forms are available Suede led by Jack and Jo Kelly. Maurice include valet.parldnJ. smging by at the 0-"Y Pilot offlce, 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa. Allard, Donna Bunce and Robert Andenon, the Californians, casmo games and For weddings. qualify photoa of the bridal coui>Je or bride onJY below, dlacuued co~ funda. a barbecue. (Before dinner, guests are acceptable. The photo must be submitted no later than three will be treated to delicious south Week• after the wedding, othetwlse It wttJ not be publllhed. westhors d'ocuvres ofpctite chilc Eng~t information ls to be submitted at least seven weeks rcllenos and chile conqueso served before the wedding. with margaritas while a player piano Forms and photos can be dropped off at the office or m8lled to reels offold favorites.) Wedding Department, Dally Piiot, P.O. Box 1560. Costa Mesa. All proceeds from the evening Caltf. 92626. - will benefit the Orange County ·. Master Chorale. according to Dr. MautceAllard,director. who was also at the sampler decked out in his western duds. Reservations($ l 00 Guilt p&manent each) may be made through Friday by callins Bunce at 979-045 t. Paparazzi is edited by Daily Pilot for drunken driver Str.Je Editor Vida Dean with con tnbutions by Eve Lash. DEAR ANN LANDERS: Recently a reader WTote of a horrible personal experience - the accidental killing of another person with a car. My husband and I have our own horror Music video story, only it ts worse, because we A11 were responsible for the death ofa 13- goes erotic year-old boy. luDERS Six years ago, on New Year's Eve. LOS ANGELES (AP) - Herc's a John and I went toa party atthe home new wrinkle m the home video of friends. We were in the mood to ended the life of a l 3-year-old boy market: an erotic music video celebrate. Afier five years of scrimp who was detivenng bakery goods on centerfold. ing and saving. we hatl bou&ht a bis bicycle. "Body Music" is already available modest house and repaid in fuTI our Witnesses said be was dragged on videodisc and will soon be coUege loans. John had one more more than 200 feet The doctors did released in videocassette. semester of law school left and everything they could to save him but It's magazine stick and features six t- excelJent JOb prospeets. So we were rus injuries were too extensive. The segments on Angie, Sall)', Amanda, really in the mood lO live it up. lad nevq regained consciousness and Leslie, Jillie and Sberree. Tbe women John and I arc not drinkers, but died after four days. are in various siages of undress in that night there was a lot of cham In those few moments when we &ot such locations as the desert. on \he p&llle around and we had several the news, the entire world changed. beach, or in wheat fields. They glasses. Everyone was having a won Never again will it be the same. That accompanied by the soft rock ofChris derful time and the party dido 't break httle boy who was the light of his Rainbow. up until dawn. Actually, saymg parents' life will never grow up, fall in UMOVIE Chevy Chase. Sigourney Weever. CO)MOYIE goodni~t to the host was the last love and be a source of pride to his ** "Commandol" (1972) "'" Ven (!) taPal>ENT-12:15- NEWS ------·• thing either of us remembers until family and a contributing member of Clttl, JaQtl Kelly t * "Thi Sender" (1982) Kathryn after the accident. God forgive us. we 8 JOKER'S WILD Harrold, Ztljko tventll. e a u11-=-wmt DAW> • society. Why? Because he happened CJ) WMP IN CINCINNA T1 Hendren replaced ------. to be m the wrona place at the wrong -t0:t5- time. D EYEON L.A. ~HITCHCOCI< as TV show host We called on the family but they =~• t 'Nero Wolle" (1970) Tllaytt -10:30- PflE8ENTS LOS ANGELES (AP) - Ron 00 YOU HAVE refused to see us. Who could blame David, Anne Baxter. I THAEE O Hendren has been replaced as co-host fD HOU YWOOO TELEVl8ION = them? The da~ of the funeral we sent tt t "Rancho DIN••" (1875) Jen ofthe show business newscast "Enter- MODELING roses and sat m the back row of the THEATER EVBINO AT POPS Bridgll. Sim watnton tainment Tonight" in a contract 1t SJ==MOYIE church. When we came home. we •LOW. AME11CAN mu dispute with Paramount Studios. I POTENTIAL = ~d_~ T ** • ·'Knight riders" ( 1981) Ed found rose petals and broken stems ClSCTV: TME SE
NBC reaps most Emmys again yJEJ\RYBUCK Pat HamQ&tonJr \he rTeptCUtb '##,...... ,,.. :5cbMidtt on "One Day et Tune .. LO ANGELES-A taboQ.bre&k· won as bn1 uppbni ctor n a ans drama of lQCtst, a re on ~o~ ~onoB at the Emmy award 1 these llu np for lO ~rs - e" ct moc with NBC takina home the mo t for I was 1 child actor, ' he id. 1hc founb consecutive year. Cons ll.caChman named ~1 Four Em~)' finMimcrs - J ne indavLdual performer an a vanety or Fonda and CBS stars Tom Selleck. music program for her •P.pearance on Jane Cunin and John Ratter - won the ..Screen Actors Guild SOth An· -~il)J awlfsts S11nda~ nipt at the n1vcr11ry Celebr'ation'\ on OBS. The 36th annual Tclcvi ion Academy camera panned to • the audJenoe • . award ceremonies. "'CtlJney & 0 where losing nominee Liiy Tomlin. Laccy's Tyne Daly reccaved her attired -as her popular character tee<>nd 1trai&l!t.l.~nd Laurence Olivier. Ernestine. made a face. ~Uected his film. · '.'Somethina About Amelia,.. aired David Wolpcn who earlier by ABC. was named best drama or produced .. Roots." was cited for comedf special and took the wrltina productllj the opcnang. nd do ina award an a limited series or l)(Ciar. ccrcmomcs of the LOs An,geles um· Roxana Zal, 14, who played daughter mer Olympics non levision by 2 victimized by incest, won as best In four years thegnttyurban pohce members woutd pick a .. more in· billion people worldwide. GoJd supporting actress in the category and drama has won 25 Emmys, one shy of tcllcctual how " medalist Mary Lou Rctton and aid before she won: ''I hope the •'The Mary T)ler Moore Show," Cunin was ~le.c\Cd as best lead former medaltst R fer Johnson pres. proiram helPcd kid ." makina it the winningest television actttss in a corned~ series for her role cntcd the award. . · .. Concealed Enemies," about the drama ~rics ever: in CBS' .. Kate & (\Ilic." She and Alier Hiss-Whittaker Chambers con Fonda, a two-time Oscar wtnner. Susan Saint James; who was also "Hill Street' "Alfre Woodard won troversy over alleged communi ts in won as best lead actress in a limited nominated, play divorttd mothers as best upportint ac1rcss in a drama the U.S. State Dcpanment that series or special for her firu TV living together for mutual support. serie' for pqrtra)1n& the mother of a propelled Richard Nixon into the dramatic role in ABC's "The Daly won for the second year for youna boy killed by pohcc. Bruce Doll maker... She spent l 2 years Weitz won best upportma actor and limeli&ht af\er World War 11, was c her role as Mary Beth Lacey wbo the show also won awards for direct named .outstanding hmited scrie$. bringina tht! project about a per combines police work and hei iamil)I with director Jeff Bleckner also severing Kentucky woman to the in CBS' "Caaney &. Lacey." ina and film sound mi~ing for a scne . honored. screen. Olivier won his fifth Emmy as best Comedian Bob Hope received the NBC won the most Emmys by a Selleck. who stepped in as Emmy lead actor in a limited series or special academy's Governor's Award. pres narrow maqin over CBS and ABC, host when Carol Burnett took ill, won for the syndicated "Kina Lear.•· ented for ..outstanding achieve collectins 20 includina· the craft his first Emmy as best lead actor in a Rhea Perlman was selected bcit ment." awards that were aiven Sept. 16. CBS drama series for his role as the taid supportina actress in a comedy series Seven new inductees into the bad 18, ABC 16, PBS l 0, and five back detective in CBS' "Magnum, for her role as the canhy cocktail academy·s Hall of Fame were an went to syndicated programs. PJ." waitress Carla in "Chccn." nounced by lucallc Ball, an original NBC's "Hill Street Blues" led all "I was quite shocked," Selleck said. An Camey, who won an Oscar for member last year. They are Carol comers with five Emmys, including Ritter, after three nominations and "Harry and Tonto," was named best Burnett, Sid Caesar, Walter Cronkite, best drama series. NBCs barroom eight ~cars on ABCs ..Thrcc'1 Com supponina actor in a limited series or ROd Scrling, Ed Sullivan, Joyce Hall comedy "Cheers.. was named best pany. aot his first award as best lead special for James Cagney's first ;rv of the "Hallmark Hall of Fame,'' and comedy series for the $CCOnd year and actor in a comedy series. movie, CBS' "Terrible Joe Moran." Sylvester "Pat" Weaver, who alio won Emmys for best writina and ..I'm totally surprised," he said,' Carney won five Emmys as Ed launched the .. Today'" and '"Tonight" supportina actress. adding he thouaht the academy Norton on "The Honeymooners:• shows as NBC president. The Pros' Since 195 7 uum llSUUICI J/': • ~..... Non•smokec • ~ ~ Rates ' b 831-7740 ~.,., Old Newport lltwd. ....port !leech, Ca. 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EDWARDS WESTBR()OI( ·. • ,,,~~ • COSTA MfSA • • Cl TORO • IAS '1\ IOIS • NEWPORT BEACH • ~Hlllll us.am COWAM>S ' "tOlDIO"' (ID CM llUR 11 ...... •t • NlliCl'ltD) 'JS 110 -·~' 1101 .... .i•. ~ n1 M111Ul~ (PS) HARBOll TWIN .._, ·---; • !!e: - 1 00. S45. 10 30 - NO\V PlAVING - 1m "IOI DAWlf' (PG-13) UA~ · ~ (PC) 1• '30. lU 12 JO, Joo. s30. too. io30 llCMOZ2 "lTM 1111 It nl KMClt F\S IPOCI.. CN>J a 1 45 ••ALL OF ME' 18 A 8LAPSTICK. HIPtlTER ffY8lllD OF •HEAVEN CAN WA.Ir AND '1001'81!.'• ...... Pmft.IMA8Allllfl .....:,..11) P\ll"M •llD" (Pl.II) . IJUMftlS" (N) .._.. l\a _... WARNER 11. •t .r. ~ t"'.I - .. GORDO by Gus Arrlola ' BRIDG E CHARLES I; ANSWEl\8 TO WEEKLY IRIDGE QUIZ Go1£N STOP HIM Q.1-Nelther vuln rabl . 11 South you hold: A.-Partncr surely has six b arts .,~ •AKJU ~AQS O?e •AQJ and four apad • •nd his rever What lt your opening bid? ~>Ir°" show1 a g9Qd hand. Therefore, you A.-H you op ned two spades, you are in Lhe lam zone. Partner knows could g t into troubl • You have this from your fir t two bids. so ·~ only and five lo.er hand, 21 HCP a there is no need for dramatic''ICtlon and that is too weak for a demand 9'-M from you. Four heArts oow it more bid. We would not fault you greatly than adequate. The next move must G-'RFIELD by Jim Davis If you opened two no trump. but we. come from him. pr r r a bid of on pade. Jr partner _,,_....___ ....._ ___....,.. __ can't re pond voluntarily, you prob !OME AJPE Wt1M A 1RUMPET abty are not mis ing a game. Q.c -Bot.h vulnerable, as South you I~ WAil.iN' e<>ME. 8LUE.!t ON hold: Q.6-As South, vuln rablc, you THf. AAC,-10 ANP M\./ +AKQ8 ~8 OA98 •AK853 hold: 8RfAW=AS1' 14!> COLP Q.Z-Neither vulnerable. a South you hold: The bidding haa proceeded: •A76 · «:'AQJ987 0 6 • . 3 Eut Wt1t North +Q6 <:' Q93 01098! •9765 SeutJa Th bidding has proceeded: 1 <:' Dbl• Pua 1 • oath Welt North ~•It The bidding has proceeded: Pau ? -~ North Eut Soath WHt l ~ 1 + Z + · Pua 2 + .Pa11 2 NT Pa11 What do you bid now? s <:;) Pue 4 o P&1a A.-There isa possibility that, with • 'v> P&11 5 ~ • Pas• 3 • Pue ? a terrible hand, partner would be What action do you take? ? • forced to respond one spade on a What action do you tnk.e'/ • A. - While you can pass this auction thrc-e card :uit. But don't let that if you have a trickle hand, that hA.-From the auction, it would _____.... _____,_ _ __,does not apply here. You must pos ibility deter you from making eem that you have the wrong ace. your natural bid. With your hand, upgrade the queen of spades to a Partner ha gone out oC his way to you want to be in game, and the way cue bid the enemy 1uit and then ,.------1ure trick, and the queen of hearta to get there i to bid four spades. might prove useful, too. Partner has diamonds before supporting heart THE BIG GEORGE by Virgil Partch (VIP) Don't make the mistake of raising to announced at least a slx·cud spade at a level over game. It eems h FAMILY three i;pades - that is only invita· suit, so you have more than ade· lacks club control, and &0 do you. CIRCUS tional and partner is unlikely to quate support. Bid four spades. Pasa. know what he needs to accept. ~@_)~/(( ------I Q.3- Both vulnerable, as South you Q.5-As South. vulnerable, you hold: hold: How do yo11 chooH tJa• beet open· · •J6 l\ll JlO OAQ876 •A912 •AQ <:' K103 OAKJ76 •Q98 Ing lead?, Charle• Goren hu the j The bidding has proceeded: • The bidding hu proceeded: u1wer. For a copy of ..Wlaaina North Eut Sout.li Weit South WHt North Eut OpeaJaa Le&d1," send 11.85 to 1 ~ Paa 2 O Put 1 0 Pua 1 ~ Pue "Gorea·Lead1," care of tbl1 If 2 + P... S • P ... Z NT Pue 3 0 Put pewapaper, P.O. Box 6U, Palmyra, 1 3 ~ Pue 1 1 N.J. 08065. Mab check payable to 1J! What do you bid now? What do you bid now? N ew1paperboo1C1. • SHOE by Jeff MacNelly .. "Fee-fi-fo-fum! I smell the blood of . an English muffin!" " I hate Mondays!' BRABBLE by Kevin Fagan . MARMADUKE by Brad Anderson DENNIS THE MENACE Hank Ketcham FOR ETJER OR FOR WORSE by Lynn Johnston f\U. RVdHT, ~ER'f eot1-/. we.~K H~mts''IHeRe. SHaROLE.S. WIU. BE NOSOPPER. UN1iLiFU.S PLReE. 18 ~E.DUP-AND I Mt:f\~tJ'(r.1~ #I·~ "I think you gave me Marmaduke's hot cake." • f M~ STAY IN BED 1HISMORNtNG. I CAN'T 1HINK Of ANYTHING 10 00." . by Tom Batluk MOON MULLINS by Ferd & Tom Johnson IT WAS A RE-RUN, si .JUST A '/f;S · - Bur If RE ·RUN R,AT~D f (J ~MMA 't STA~. I PEANUTS by Charles M. Schulz S01 INS"f"SAP OF A ACUPUNC'T"URS POIN,-., MR'S. Fe,._N,, F'OR COWARPS! eAcH Nl!!I!! PL.e! IS f !'VE MEARP lHAT PIZZA E!QUIPPeP Wl"f"H A ATIRACTS l.16MTHIN6 ! 5UC,-.ION CUP I I 11-..0 .. r....r,··· T MBLEWEED by Tom K. Ryan by Harold Le Doux I •• / COMPLETE NYSE COMPOSITE TRAN8ACTION8, 81• . AirCal-Polaris $~2-milJJon Breakin leaseback agreement OK'd ·down sales barrlers AirCa1 Newnnrt• u... c· h, h . ::::-:W~-----5~·"""'1,...,·-·_,.· _,..,,...... :...... _---k--...,~:.----...--- get from hundred of others m the ~ .,... ~u tort he previous fi lycar. S lcs were omen 10 a es roup WO~ in aOT, nouncedthatitht\sc:Oncludcda l S27,97Q.tpoo comp red to me boat, Unn c ~ns; )ou'rc lcastback trnn ction offour '737-200 $20 794.uw for 1984. with tts members to develop careers more likely lO suck ritb 1.t. and find aircraft with Polaris Aircrafl Leasing NcwPort Corp. designs. manufac- role models to use as you d1mb lhe Corp. turess and.market& a compreben ivc By JOY DEE ANTHONY She ex peas th1 to be especially lbc l ddcr. The proceeds of this refinancing, line of instruments, compon m and W,NMC..rt.. 11*'• case at the October meetrn where the Althoust! onginall) the poup which total $22 million, wdl be' ccessories (or the 14 r optics mar topic will be •• lhng to Men:• intended for those ecmng direct I hey meet once a month t the Thou&h the Lo Angel chapter pnmarily applied toward debt rcduc- Im. which includ andustrial. ov Hungry 1'1gcr rcsuuraot in Anaheim commt StODS, mOSt ofthe members tion. emmental and laboratory cu fomers. founcfa peat deal to DJJUe with when tOday arc in col)>Orate 1 Some to offer suppon, job new and even they were presented with thi talk, AirCal i a W tern r~onnl camer les leads. Headhunters often locate have technical cxpctl lhng serving 13 major cities m the states of Tender o«u ertended Unn ho~ that the Oran County thulgft like b~drauhc vahu. pro peels at mecti ngs. Others come to JfOUP Wiii find a lot to h ten to and Catifomia, Nevada. Ore,gon nd Smith International lnc. an find out what sclli~ as all .abOut Attheothcrcndoftbcii>ecuumare Washinglon with a tl~t of Bocins nounced 1h1s week that it was extend· before they even try it. . think about. Unn comes from an cademicatly-~ 1hosc w:ho give cmlal or tup~rc 737s and MO Super 80s. ing the expiration dale and proration Women in Sales. a 2SO:mcmbcr panacs. aJthough these arc a mmonty. group an the Orange County Chapter oriented fanuly "hose id a of ucce sale$ period fori ts Sl l cash tender offer for required gctt1q a Phd. After obtain· The U . force• as ch.angmg, PV lbm .-etll recorc& 3.7 million shares of common stock alone. i for: women in all aspects of Linn remarked. Women now make the world. in& a bachelor's an anthropo1~ from NcwPon Corp. a Fountain Valley ofGearhart lndustnes Inc. to 8 p.m .. s1lles George Wamm ton University in manufacturer of laser com~nents Sept. 28. Men arc invited too. The chapter Washington, D. .• Linn entered the and vibration isolation equipment, As prev:iously announced, upon has only four male members so far, sales world with a job for an otlice and experienced record sales and earnings Texas District Coun approval of but is open to any othcr5 who wish to printing equipment company. Now for the fiscal year ended July 31, it was cenain additional disclosure, Smith attend, ~ys Susan Linn, president of she sells Orange County Chamber of reported Monday by Walter J. Ludt. will amend its tender offer to P3)'. S23 the chapter. Commerce memberships. There are ls There's excitement in the all Cooper new corperate vp vice presidenttrcasurer. in cash for each of the 3. 7 million air at still unfortunate stercoty~ about Annual sale increased 34.5 per- Gearhart common shares purchased of the dinner mtetings, Linn adds. so the sellina world, she uys. tha\ ~ raW M. Coorr has joined Fountain-Valley based FBP. -.. I! cent while earnings increased by 42 in the offer. Additionally, Smith's much so that fellow employees of prevent many from planning a career corporate Vice president of finance. FHP i a fe~lly gualified 1-Qhtll pereent, Ludt said. offer will be conditioned upon the members often know the next day m it. She hopes this i changina as mamtenancc organization with l3 medical centers in Califi>mia. Ulab ,_, Annual net income was rescission ofGearhart's purchase of t~at the group met the night before. many observe the dynamism of the Guam. It is currently building its first hospital in Fountain Valley. Q)opU $6,814,000, or 73 cents per share, Geo~urce Inc. from Aetna Life &. Linn says the fcclina that lingers iis Women in Sales group. It's not brings J 3 years ofexperience in accounting and finance 10 htS new po91.. ~ compared to $4, 794,000, or 56 cents, Casualty Co. described by obsttVers as "electric." recently as corporate director offinance and administration for Kllller' S.-, academia, she'll admit. You have to Corp. t learn to be street wi~ to be good in sales.. PerteeCompwkrCorp.oflrvineha• • added• fourStaffmembcnroitsNon!I But perhaps the most important American System 3200 sales force. Mta•lq 'l11hua. formerly DOftbtas1 quality is pcrsistance. Linn says regional sales manager, is now eastern rqionifsales manager and T ..~ Women in S&les can help beginners a hasjoined the firm as central rqt0nal m nagcr. New district manaacn includt great "Mysoles ,,,.ssed S60,000o year. :Mr Kk 1-Hour Photo Processor 1srunn1ng• • around tlte clocli!' Smee Apr;/, when T1m Cullen opened his photo processing store. his K1s system hos been running around the clock. Because of the Kis systems profitobl/1ty and ease of operation., Cullen was able to open o second store just three months later. "n. quo'ity ol Kis pl;illls Mngs tbem 6odt."Cullen hos cop1tolized on the UP s AND DowNs tremendous versatility of the Kis system, which processes and prints 110, 126. 135, - - and disc film tn just 30 mmutss of machine time. In oddit1pn to his retail business. Cullen serves profess1onol lobs thdt need quick proof prtnts. os well os city and state ogencfes ona NEW voVl;.s <~~P -~~fo11ow1ng "'' MONEARYE·~~~JS!] howt the Over- the•Counler real es tote brokers and doctors. "'You'd be surprised hoN mony people need prints In o hurry,• tockt end warran1, tti.t h•v• oone up COMP moat and clOwn t~ moat ~~ on soy:s Cullen. '"/ hove fathers coming rJght in here ofter delivery so they con give pictures Of No ~&~ ~v· n or 1000 ~- the new baby to the grondporOOfs. -...--~-=-- -- lenu M MA 14Zf' ~ oercemaoe che""9 ·ere ttie erence blfw"" the prfv!Ou1 dosing Bani\ of Amenca t 00 price and Frldev't ..,, bid price. C.hlornia Ftrsi Bani\ ti 00 too •hop#• talte o lol olpldu1Ws ol •1dren. .ond they wont them bock in o hurry. UPS Pel. Croc. ~ -, t.00 t.25 Sixty percent of my customers drive up, drop off their fllm and PICI< rt up en route to their Up Le(: Up nte• stato t 00 t.01 other errorx:J~ ,, Up 1Bv. Up Bank C.hforma t.00 100 UpUP :.!f Uank t.00 too compciCt :frjes1gfii:Jd to (11 lnf'9 less than 25 sq ft of floor space. the K1s system 1s the Up Sil" •omo Bank t 00 t .to UP easy way to turn ony retail bustness mto on instant profit centel A Kis system costs onty UP Wtira Far 1.00 Up $34 490 }b(.J con get a K1s fr:ir less than $2.(XXJ down (the oolonce ws poyot)fe up to ftve ~r.s) U11 I a LI for quollfled buyers UP8: 10.00 lli'J 8: ~ Uo \\ UP UP ~ UP ' !lo4 UP Hi SrERUNG~ SAtllNGa MMA .+ .. i 1:QilH1El41t1111iii!ttt41fti!M t IOllArl CLISllG PllCES - WHAT NYSE Dio NEW YORK CAP> S.P. 24 Todl~7 ~· NYSE LEAOlR S UP S AND DOWN S WHAT AMEX DID NEW YORK (AP) SeP. 74 AMfX LEADERS . . NASDAQ SUMMARY GoLo Quo JLS M ll~Ls Quo ris That'15 an apt description of both business and business people along the OraAge Coast. To keep track of On: where companies are going and which people are helping , them get there, just watch ·credit Line' -every day In tti the • Business section of y~ur new llilJ l'lllt . • • .. SenFrmcleco CubeUblwo. roll••n n11dY1ctorr lorem81n tonlght ·towln unbeaten.. C2. NL l!8et ..... Cl. ~Z~~~ei.s ~an frustrate$ DeCi_A~---~ls__,,,_~---!:--~-1 . Orange hook up asRangers elped County LOS ANGELES (AP) - Coach with extra swing Don· Coryell of the San Diego 0-argers doesn't mince words when .Top 10 discussing the Raiden. He says they might be the best team in football tiistory. One of the 45,094 fans on Fan . . Appreciation Day Sunday wasn':t too "Well, they're the best team l've appreciated b>: Doua DcCinces. .. ~ver played against. ifyou want to put And according to the Apgel third tt tbat way1" Co~cll says, ''and baseman. ••Maybe iftbe Angels would · they·v~ done nothmg to indicate give ll\Vay a baseball to every fan on they're not the best this year." Fan Appreciation Day, he wouldn't The pme is blacked out in the Los have wanted at." AnJCles--Oranae County area. It's on But bcnuse then" was ilbat mbi rad10 (KRLA, 1110) at 6 o'clock. tion - thinp were turned uound. Coryell, in bis 12th season as a head 1'bc Angers suffered another bitter coach in the National Football loss to the Texas Raogcrs, this time in league. will act an opportunity to 10 innings, 2-1, and that fan DcCanccs find out first hand just how good the was rcfemna to was three rows back defending Super Bowl champions ue near the Angel dugout when he toniabt wben the Chargers and aPOCated to aid the Texas cause, Raidem battle at the Los Angeles helping the Ranacn score their win Coliseum. ning run in lhc decisive 1Otb frame. The Raiders will attempt to win on When Larry Parrish led off the a Monday ni&htforthe21st time in 24 inning with a dOuble. Georae Wriabt tries. Since the prime time series foWcd one offadjacent to the dugout. bepn in 1970, the club has a 2~2-1 and DeCinces. in pursuit of the ball, . record. reached into the stands to make the "Monday ni&hts have been very arab. Sood to the Raiders, the Raiders have The replay showed that the f&n been very good to Monday ni&hts." knocked the ball loose from DcCi said Raiders Coach Tom Flores. "I nces' glove, &ivin& Wrisht another have no idea why we play so well on opportunity to bil Monday nights. I'd ptar all season on •·1 would have bad it... DeCinces Monday nights, if they d let us." said. 'Tm not sure wbcre bis bands The Raiders arc 3-0 this season, were but I know I could have had the having beaten Houston (24-14), ball" Green ~y (28-7) and Kansas City · Wright then flied out to center field, (22-20). TbeCbariersare 2-1, havins allowing pinch-runner Billy Sample beaten Minnesota ( 42-13) and Hous to advance to third. Bobby Jones was ton (31-14) while losins to Seattle walked intentiooally and pinch-bitter (31-17), turnina the ball over eisht Bill Stein fanned look:ina. but pincb times 10 the r.rocess. , hitter Marvis Foley laced a onc San Diego s victory over the Oilers hopper just past the outstretched last Sunday enabled CofYcll to be &)ovc of first baseman Darrel Miller come the first coach ever to win I 00 to bring home Sample with the pmc or more games at both the NFL level winncr. and the collegiate level. His college That's where the k.q_lo _the foul ball teams at Whittier and San Diego State comes into effect. Haq DcCinces were 127-24.~ over 15 years. . . . made the play for the second out.. lik.e Coryell 111d be. was basmg his · he. feels he should bavc, Sample opinion of the Raiders on last year, (Pl--Me A!fGBL8/C2) "and I don't sec any difference so far this ycu." "Their defense is just great, I just The Wild, Wild West don't sec a weakness there," he said...... W l Pd. M ''Their offense, (running back) • 1S .S\6 - Marcus Allen can do everything. they • 7S S'6 - have~ strong linemen. speed on 11 76 -- l s.illaW°'I SC.. the outside, a great ti&ht end and a Teu1 2• .,.... I no lnnln!Nl quarterback who comes throu&h." 0.lllend S, KMMJ City 1 MIMelota s. o.velalld 1 Flores expressed the opinion that T...,.IG.- the Cbaracrs are a lot better than the .,.... (l.11111 12-f and SIWw H ) al team K..,..1 cnv (SM ut r f · lt ...s o. injury riddled that went 6-10 in JadllOft 1"-' J PJ'I\., K>/.PC radio (7IO), 1983. • IWnNiot• (Vloll 17-12) .. CMcaeo "They totally dominated Hous (..,,,.ter ll•lt), II ll...... G.- ton," Flores sa.id. "(San Diego quar ANGELS (I) - Awn ti): s.t. 24 (2), terback Dan) Fouts was at his best, he 2S, 26 KaMU Cltv, 27, JI, 2', • TeaL was as sharp as I've ever seen him. KANSAS CfTY In - Hon-. (-0: s.t. 14 0.., ...... , lfiRMN u,111 (2), 2S, 2' Anlilft, Away (3): Sept, JI, 2', )0 Their defense seemed to play a lot ou.i.nd. better." Anfel Juan Benlquea leaps to n., G~ Ward'• Dy ball at Anaheim Stacllam Sanda~'. . MNMESOTA (7) - A-V (7) s.t. 14, 25, 26 Ctllcaeo, '11, a . 2', JO~ Rains' turn for the right bounce Mike Lansford kicked· a 29-yard Kemp's solid play field goal for a 17-7 advantage in the fourth quarter, after missing a pair of big key in 24-14 first-half attempts. "We seemed almost self-destruc win over Bengals tive at timest Rams Coach John Robinson said. "We'd have the CINCINNATl (AP) _ Slotback op~rtunity to do something, and Mike Gurnan of the Rams wasn't wed make an error." surprised when 1im Breech's onside Kemp, a fourth-year quarterback kick tumbled his way. But the clean taking over for the injured Vince bop it took into his arms - and the Ferragarno, completed 13 of23 passes clear field in front of him - were far for 205 yards without an interception. from expected. He found Brown for his second pro Gu man scooped up the dcsper- TD pass late in the third quarteT, after ation onside kick with t :52 to play.z the strualin& Benpls had tied the sidestepped Breech, and sprinted 4j pmc wiffi the help of a fa.kc punt. yards to the end zone to clinch the Brown beat comcrback Ray Rams' 24-14 victory Sunday over the Honon, turned the wrona way, spun winless Cincinnati Bengals. around and pulled the ball in with one "He turned and looked our way, so hand while fallina backward$ in the we knew he was aoina to kick it that end zone for a 14-7 lead with 2:0 I left way," Guman said. "Fortunately, the in the quarter. ball just popped rijht up to me. If The Rams bottled up Cincinnati's - you're able tG1>ick at up and-.ct past- --·.... 1.auack, holdina Anderson to the first line, there's usually nobody 17 completions in 31 attempts for 143 there." yards. Two of his tosses were picked The stunning return killed a off, &ivina him siJt interceptions in his Denials comeback that put them in last two games. position tQ_!ic or win the game if The Bengals held the ball for 8:24 th9'd recovered the kick. on a drive to the Rams' 2-yard line QUarterback Ken Anderson got a midway through the first haJf. but measure of satisfaction in an other- (Pleue eee RAllS/C2) Ron Brown palla In a 62·yard toacbclown pue aaa1nat Clncbmatl ln Ra.mf 24· 14 Win. w19e frustrating afternoon for Cincin- nati by hittina wide recei-ver Cris C-0lhnsworih with a l~yard touch down pass in the clo ina minutes. The Bcnpls then lined up for an KANSAS CITY, MINNESOTA LOCKED IN TIE onside kick to their left, but Breech uw the Rams waiti~ there and chose Codiroli fools the Royals into loss, Bush snaps out of 0-for- l 7 slump to bOunce it Guman sway. " I thouf!t there was more room on despttee tertngwttba6.69ERA to get Twins back.in business that side.' Breech said. "I hit the ball bard and lhouaht it would set by~him . .. But be came up and cut it off, and · the bell hopped up to ham. He made a aood, heady play. What c.an you say?" The return pvo the Ram • who are now 2-2, theirfiBt<:J)ancc to rein in a pmc they dominated for the first threc~uartcn but nearly let lip av. y throu mistakes. Jc Kemp, makma h11 first Na· uonal FootbaU t.caaue start. teamed· up with wide rcccivcr Ron Brown on a pectacular Sl·yard touchdown bomb to put lhc Rim ahead l ..7 in the third quancr. nr Rams could have opened a biger lead, but runn1n Eric Diclccnon in the nd half. Dicke n carried 22 t1m for 89 yards before tcavi in lhe fourth quancr with awn 1 IDIUI") . t ., .. ' s Who says a coacb 49erss lllperfect can't do anything Cavanaugh s eps in to gut de but sit, watch? San Francisco to fourth wtn From'"'lP dlspalcbn ' From AP •t tt Ell Pijll.A()ELPHIA - ubstitute quarterb4ck tt STORR Conn. - It apparently wa!> 4II• Cav n~h threw thrct" touchdown passesand direct t more than Darren Coulter could bear. unbt4ten n Franci~o 49ers 10 a 21-9 victory over th~ After two lop ided lo se in previous host Phil delphia Eagles for their founh National Football weckund dvwn b.y a JS.7 ore to host Connc-cticut, the Another milestone for Sparky League victory in as mnny tarts. former star quanerba.ck and now assistant coach tor Cavanaugh, who had.thrown onl)' eight passes in the Morgan State bolted onto the field Saturday and tacktcd Octroat'' Jack Morrit teamed \\ith • fir'lt three games, played in place of the mjurtd Joe a Connecticut runner h dcd for a touchdown. l"O relieve~ on a two-hitter for his l9th Montana and completed 17 of 34 for 252 yards and no "I 11.&C it "'' jU$t wmethinJ that built up ini.1dc victory and Sparky Andtnoa bet-amc the intcrc~puons . him:· Morpn Sta~ bead Coach Jam Phillips said after first manager to wih 100 game~ in both Jn other NFL play Sunday: apf)logizing to Connecticut Coach Tom Jackson in th~ league a the Tigers beat the New York Yankees 4·1 McDonald ctime alive in the third quarter. hitting hi~ loeker room. Sunday in American League action. Marty Ca1ttllo Cowboys ZO, Packers I: - Dallas fcty Michael finit five pas$CS ancludina the touchdown to a wide-open G~1 was The runner. t ilback Morrison, awarded drove 1n two runs with a angk and 11 homer. Kirk Down ~rdcd two sacks and. blocked an extra Point and G~n on a safety blitz and a 31-yard pass to Ou1e a 71-yatd touchdown. Gibson homered and LUce Parrlsll singled home a run corncrb ck Everson Walls i ntercept~ two pa to help Newsome that t up Matt Bahr's 18-yarcUicld aoal. " l asked him (Coulter) about it and he had tears in a~ Detroit - which clinched the AL East title TucSday the Cowboy paralyze Green &y•s struaaling offenlC and his eyes." Phillips uid ...It wa something he did - rai~ it r«ord to l00-55. nderson·s Cincinnati defeat the Packers m Irving. Tcus. Jets zi, Bills U : - Pat Ryan threw three touchdown inst1Dcttvcly. If he could nm it back in his mind. he Red teams won more than 100 It was not until Tony Dorsett dashed seven yard• for a pMse to We Icy Walker as the New York Jet Cdaed would traSt" it. .. game in 19.70, 1975. and 1976 in touchdown with 46 5C<'Onds remaining that the Co~bo)'S win le s Buffalo for the Bills' founh straight loss at Orchard Coulter wouldn't commenf after the game. the Nanonal League. The Tigers could put away_thc ~rappy Packers. On the~lay, Dorsett ~ rk, N.Y. . · The incident came late 10 the game, ·the fi t need five more victories in the became the NFL's ixth all-time leading rusllcr. passing Tony Pai started off the Jets' scorina with a 2-yard · meetina between the two schools. UConn held a 3 final se'en games for their win· former t'cn Ba) fullback Jim Taylor's 8,597 yards. touchdown run m the second period. But from then on it lead when Morpn State's Alphonso Harris electrifi ningest season ever ... ln other tt gained 43 yards on 20 carries and now ha -was all Ryan and Walker for the Jets. as they teamed Of\ the crowd with a 98-yard TD run. AL games Sunday. Dous Lomu 8.621 yards. scoring passes of 12, 44 and 35 yards. On the very next play, Morrison - a freshman hit his first two major-league .... taklD& his first varsity handoff- broke through the hne homers as Milwaukee beat Tor Seahawllt 38, Bean t : - Chicago's talented Walter VUd.Dp zt, Cardinals Z8: - Mmnesota defenders J at the 29 and was an the clear in front of the Morgan onto 8-5 ... Britt Burns and Roa Payton easily pas ed Franco Harris of Seattle to become recovered three second-half Detroit fumbles. and Jan State bench when Coulter upended him . Momsen was Reed combined on a three-hitter the NFL 's 'No. 2 all-tame career rusher behind Jirnmy Stenerud kicked five field goals as the Vikinas edged the awarded a 71-yard TD run and Phdlips sent his Andenon and Vuce Law had three hits and Brown. but the Seahawks used a strong second-half Lions at Pontiac, Mich. I assistant to the lock.er room. two RBI in Cbic.ago's 4-0 victory performance by quarterback Dave Krieg and an outstand Stenerud's field goals came from 35, 32, 37, 34 and 19 Morrison said he never saw bis tackler. Asked af he over Seattle ... Tony Armas and Jim Rlce each cracked mg defense to defeat the previously unbeaten Bears. yards to offset a four-touchdown day by Lions quarterback was angry about lhe incident, the Madison, Conn .. a two-run homer as Boston beat Baltimore 6-2. Ric.e Payton. who went into the game trailine Harris by 34 Gary Danielson, who had scoring tosses of I, 66, JO and I 5 player, said, ·•Naw, rm not mad. We won. That's good had a sacnfic.e fl y as well. living him the AL RBI lead yards rushed for I 16 yards on 24 c.arries wltlle Harris was yards. enough for me.·• wlth 121 . Armas tops the majors with 42 homers, and held to 23 yards on 14 rushes. That gave Payton 12,091 'the 41 -14 victory was Connecticut's first of the has 119 RBI yards in his nme-plus NFL years. Brown's NFL c.areer Gluts 17, Buccaneers 14: - Phil Simms fired two year after two disapPotnting defeats. Morgan State is rushing record as 12,3 t 2 yards. touchdown passes and All-Pro linebacker Lawreoc.e now 0-3. I ts other losses were 44-0 to Boston U niversity Taylor led a New York sack attack against Tampa Bay and 31-14 to Texas Southern. ..i.Ttme running out for Mets DolpblDt U, Coll• 7: - Dari Marino tossed a pajr of quarterback Steve OeBerg as the Giants outlasted the Jackson, who an ~East guard and tri-captain was DwtglltGoodenscattered fivehttsover • touchdown passes to Mark Duper and Pete Johnson Buccaneers. at Penn State in 1969, took no chances after the eight innings and Mookle Wilson scored a scored Miami's first TD on the ground to lead the Simms found rookie free agent Bobby Johnson on a incident. He gathered his team ju.st before the kickoff pair of runs to help the NewYortcMetstoa unbeaten Dolphins to a rout of the Indianapolis Colts. 20-yard touchdown pass in the se"Cond quarter just three and told them " I didn't want any reciprocation to take 6-1 victory over Montreal in National Marino, the NFL's top-rated quarterback, teamed plays after Taylor forced a fumble to give New York, 3-1,a place. I told them it takes a bigger man to walk away." League action, but the Mets' time is running out with with Duper on an 80-yard scoring play that snapped a 7-7 10-0 lead. Chicago's magic number now at I. The 19-year-old tie with 12: 19 left in the second quarter and a 5-yatder that Broncot %1, CbJefs 0: - Sammy Winder rushed for Quote of the day riJht-hander. 17-9, won for the eighth time in his past made it 23-7 JUSt before halftime. 139 yards and a second-<1uarter touchdown and cor rune starts. stnlong out nine to run his major lcague nerback Mike Harden highlighted a determined Denver San OMlgo Chargers Coach Don CoryeU, about leading total to 276. It was the first time in four starts he Red1kiD1 H , Patrlots 10: -John Riggins ran for 140 defensive effort with a 45-yard anterc.eption return for ChuCk Muncie: "If Chuck can get wen - and he la did not go the distance and the first time in six he failed yards 'and a t 3-yard touchdown -aainst the N FL's second another score, sparking the host Broncos to a victory over ranked rushing defenSt", and Mark Moseley kicked four atek fight now, u everyone knows-then It.ope we to strike out at least I 0 batters in a the Kansas City Chiefs. can use him. But we don't know how long that might game . . . Elsewhere in the field goals as the Washington Redskins downed the New Until the closang minutes, the Chiefs mounted only b4t." National league Sunday. Kart England Parnots m Foxboro, Mass. two serious scoring threats, and both ended on missed field Playing against a team that bad allowed opposing Bevacqua'• run-scoring sin$1e in goals. Sallebury lost for 4-5 weeks the l l th inning gave San Diego a runners 205 yards and no touchdowns in its first three 2-1 victory over Atlanta and games. Riggins broke Larry Brown's club record of 5,875 Falcons 4%1 ()jJers 10: - Steve Bartkowski hurled LOS ANGELES - Southern CaJi- reliever Gres Booker his first rushinJ yards and boosted his qreer total with the three touchdown passes and Gerald Rig&slCored twice on fomia quarterback Sean Salisbury had torn ·mcII • major-league win. Craig Redskans to S.,898. short p1unges as the Atlanta Falcons buried winless cartilege removed from his right knee in McMurtry held San Diego The bruising fulJback also notched his I OOth c.areer Houston in Atlanta. arthroscopic surgery Sunday and will be without a bit until Carmelo touchdown, tying him with Franco Harris for fourth place Bartkowski com(>leted 11 of 13 attempts for l 9S sidelined from four to five weeks. Martinu doubled to right with an NFL history. yards, including sconng stnkes of 23 and 16 yards to Salisbury, a 6-5, 215-pound senior. was injured two outs 10 the seventh inning ... Arthur Cox and 25 yards to Billy " White Shoes" Johnson. when his cleats caught in the grass on a rollout during Gooddi Johmly Ray drove in two runs Browns 20, Steelers 10: - Paul McDonald, shaking the first quarter of Southern Cal's 6-3 Pacific-I 0 with a single as Pittsburgh ran its winning streak to six off Sam Washington's 69-yard interception return, passed Saints 34, Cardinals U : - Reserve running back Conference football victory at Anzona State Saturday games with a 4-2 victory over Philadelphia, and in a for 222 yards m the second half, including touchdowns to Wayne Wilson caught two touchdown passes. one with night. mght game, Terry Pubt'and Bill Doran hit solo homers Boyce Green and DuJiel Harris. to give the Oeveland just over six minutes left in the game, to lead the New Sunday's surgery was performed at Huntington and Bob Knepper, I 5-10, · tossed a four-hitter as Browns their fu'St victory of the season, over the visiting Orleans S8inu to a victory over the visiting St. Louis Memorial Hospital an Pasadena. Houston beat Cmcinnau 2-1. Nick Esasky homered for Pittsbu~Steelers . Cardinals. Sahsbury. third on Southern Cal's all-ume career the Reds' only run. passing hst, had completed three of five passes for 41 }:Brds ID the game and had directed the Trojans on their first field goal dnve. Dodgers lose to Giants. 4-2 ANGELS FRUSTRATED WITH 2-1 LOSS. • • As a sopmnnore ID 1982. Salisbury tore hgaments From Cl an hJs nghtknecdunngSouthem Cal's game at Anzona SAN FRANCISCO - ft took ham 30 State and missed the final four games of that season major leagues game to do It. but San would have still been standing on because It may have cost us the They also ran themselves out or Kevin Mel.can. a redsh1rt freshman. 1s expeeted to Francisco Giants' left-hander George Riley second base. game." two possible scoring opponunities start at quarterback for the I 7th-ranked Trojans. who final!;, posted has first major league victory And by the tame Fote) c.ame up, Meanwhile, slump-buster J im when Bobby Grich and DeCinces are 2-0 on the season. in their game against Lou1Stana Sunda)'.. Miller would've been further away Slaton was asked to help soothe the were each thrown out at second tryioa State at the Los AnJeles Coliseum Saturday. Riley, acquired last month from the Philadelphia from the bag, not holding the runner Angels' September ghost - Kansas for an extra base. And in the fifth McLean filled m for Saltsbury at Anzona State and Ph1lhes 10 the Al Oltver trade. blanked the Los Angeles Jones oo first. City and Minnesota - and he was innang. Bob Boone bunted an at completed 7 of Ii passes for 80 yards. Freshman Dodgers fore1ght innangsand was relieved with one out Thus 1t would have been an easier pitching as well as he'd pitched all tempted squeeze in the air Wlth Rodney Peete will back up McLean. m the ninth during a 4-2 victory by the Giants. attempt for Miller on Foley's season. runners on second and third and one " It's about time," said Riley. 1-0, who wasQ.-5 with grounder. But only a few mishaps cost him a out. Downing. the runner on third, Racer in critical condition the Chicago Cubs in 1979-80 and salvaged his career "I wouldn't say 1t cost us a game, victory during his l Q foning per· was easily doubled up to end the following shoulder surgery in 1981 . " When 1 was with but it certrunly had an intluenc.e on formance. inning. BROOKLYN. Mich. - Derek Daly the Cubs, I didn't have enough experience. the outcome," DeCinces said. " lt was Texas' first run in the eighth mnina Ill "Sance the surgery, I've become a better pitcher," the turning point for them." tied the game at one, though it was wascrita.cally injured ina violent crash. and ANG•L NOTES - The Aneel1, In lhlrd ~ subsequent ram caused postponement of he added. "It's a ~real feeling to get the first one. I just " It changes the complexion of benefitted by a couple of bloopers. llh 11•mn behind the Rovelt end Ille Twin•, hope I keep contrabuttng to the Giants." where we play:· Manager John Donnie Scott's two-out dunker drop-· !revel 10 Kenies Clly for the moil lmoortant tht{ tomd Detroit News Grand Prix Indy- ~ of the '"'°"' • four-v.me Ml betlnnlM ca~ race Sunday. Riley's stout performance. a pair of run-sconng McNamara said. " We would've ped among a trio of Angels in shallow loday with • doubleMMMr (3-0Sl. Channel 5 wll Daly was flown by helicopter to the University of singles by Chns Brown and a homer by Rob Deer walked Jones, then Stein strikes out. lefi~nter field, and pinch-hitter btgln COllWHt of .,. final roed ''"' Tuewi.v And Miller had to play behind the Tommy Dunbar's sof\ single to center nllltlt end conllnut Ul'llll ltlt dhll$10n !Ille Is Miiled Michigan Hospital in Ann Arbor, where be was listed in helped the G iants sweep the three-game senes. • •• ''The txlr• ..me (lo.ilgttt) '' eolM to bt cnticial condition with fractures of both lower man (at first), he would've been brought pinch-runner Jeff Kunkel 1n11rument• I.'' Menaow JtM Mc....,... M kL plarmg deeper. He just missed that home. " Wt eo lo win, end wt lle11t IO "' hel9 fl-om extrem1t1es - both feet and ankles - a broken left TeleTI&lon, radio tvervwhtrt In l ight. Wt Med hefp from Ille hand, possible anternaJ injuries and a bruised abdomen. bat which aot through for the si ngle ... " I was upset when they scored their Whitt SO• •nd Clewt.nd (whldl olen Mlnnnol• A hospital spokesman said his vital signs remained ..I was screaming to the fans, 'Let it f;rst run because they htt a couple of fOIK limes nt•I Wftkend) " On Ille ~ TELEVISION go. Let 1t go.' A ball that comes in · flares," Staton said. " h 's a shame. it's lodaY, McNamar• Mid, "Wt knew we've had stable and that the 31-year-old native of Ireland was No events tcheduled. lhl' 'Ince June, M> - ·ve Pf"tPWed for It for • conscious and alert. there, they want to catch for a jUSt a funny pme. IOno llrnt." • • lht Anotll """ Mnd G.- z.M The race, which had started j ust over two hours late RADIO souvenir and l understand that." " I was also upset because they did it BOATING RAMs:t?ET A WIN.: • ------_ =------"- From Cl - came up empty when Ander.;on was yard touchdown run. Brun captures cup !.acked on founh-and-goal. A fake punt set up the Bengals' first score in the third quarter. Punter Pat Kemp. who dadn 't atterru>t ~ss in MclnaU1.iook the s~ap and threw to SAN DIEGO - The Balboa sailed for for 25 years mRhodes-33 the first quarter. then rallied t e runn1ngbic\ Stanford Jenn1ngSfor a eha11C'ni' Olp, forj'Un" OTIC' oft oops- but e- -competrtion was Rams on an 88-yatd, 14-play dnve. 43-yatd pass play to the Rams' l 5, most coveted saihng trophies on the discontinued when SDYC won it an He connected on 5 of 7 passes for 52 and Larry Kinnebrew bulled into the West Coast, was reactivated after a 1975. Under a new deed of gift the yards. ancluding a pair of third-down end zone from two yards out four nine-year demi~ Sunday with Vance trophy was reactiv tated for completions: to 5ct up Dickerson's 6- plays later to tie it 7-7. Brun of San Diego Yac.ht Club Etcbell! -22 sJooqs. :rhree challengers 1------:...----"------surging from behind to edge Newport turned out for Sunday's race. 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It's Qutck and inexpensive. and the Pilot reaches ...... ~ ,.... p0tential buyers who liv 1n this area • ..... ~ Call today. . . • D~iljPilat t cla ifaed ad ph6ne 642·5678 •· ; ' -- '...------'~----...... -- --··'-__ .....______-...:.,___ _ ..._._, m1111111 ------MfJNIJA 'f •,1 1• 11 MUI H / •1 l 'HV. ( 1 ' 1 ~ r~ ' . ' 1 , ) 1 1r, 1 ' 1 I\ 11 , , 1 , r J 1" ,' ·, , 1 r, · - - -- - ~ry~, .Irvine teen ~ies after.pa before midn1jh1 an the ~r patio ofa respiratory rrcst when he arnvC Coaat to irate HB folks " We've asked ithem ~If cows Golf course neighbors peop&e) to come down and took at 1he Seven nearby residents damaces but they won't come. They are suing Pacific say flying balls tell us to take it up with the golfets. Amphitheatre owners Glaw>w said she did buttonhole over noise from rock con a missile menace one ao11er recently after be hooked bts drive and smashed a window. certs./A3 BJ1to8EftT BARUR "'He was mannerly, bUt he oi • I I f1111 111111 - - - -- (),,fl.N· ,f <•tJNlY \ ,11>1>.~NIA ,') < fNI', • ·. ee11 .1es - er 0 U . ar Youth, 17, fou~d. in cardiac arrest in patio, succumbs later at hospital IJ STEVE M.ARB~E respiratory rrest hen he amved at Ol ..Dllllf ...... the hospital emergency room, accord The death of a teen-. boy found ing to emergency room J)hysacian Dr. unconscious this 'lllrttkend at a house Michael Young. No further detai1i al in !Nine Where a pany was being held the death were provided. 11 beina investigated by police and Irvine police had responded IO llac coronor•s deputies today. address on noise complainu at :leas&· The youth. identified as Richard P. onc:e before an anonymous caDet DiSaJvo, 17, of Irvine, was dis. telephoned police at 11: l 4 p.m. ud Coast covered by friends Friday :shortly alcn.cd them to the unconscious 17- before midnight in the rear patio of a ycar-old. Seven nearby residents residence on West Yale Loop. He was The ken.qer was found oa the backyard did are suing Pacific pronounced de1d about an hour later around in a pabo. Police at Tustin C-0mmunit) Ho pita.I. not say whether the youth lived at the Amphitheatre owners police said. address or WbC1hcr there were any over noise from rock con A coronor's deputy said it coUld be adults present at the pany. certs./Al a month before the laboratory tesu to Records indicaie that two DOite establish the cause of death are complaints -wue-fi.led wit.b--PIHl·K:C- --~ The Dally Pilot asked completed. before the an6n ymous call v.-as made. residents how fh~ are The teen was in full cardiac and No one was arrested. enjoying the end of their children's summer va cation./ Al C&llfornla Crashes claim West.Hollywood gays and-- renters want their own 6 over weekend clty./A4 Nation on county roads President Reagan says he's ready for arms talks did not say hicb of the men -.11.1 with Sovleta./ A4 Toll for the month driving. Donald Dean Lake. 29. of TU5tin People say the strangest reaches 28 - and was killed early Sunday ou the San things on their vanity there's a week to go Diqo Freeway when the lnltk be was plates, If they can get driving spun out of contrt>I and fii~ on its top, accordina to the away with It./AS · The September death toll c;u1 Or ~ County h!ghv.'8)"5 continued to Cahfomia Hi&bwa)~~ climb this weekend as si'-PC()ple were PatrOlmcn said 's • killed 1 trafflt mimaps. rte oflhe {Pleuc .e F ATAL8/A2) World fatal crisbes were blamed on wroPi way drivers. Soviet leader Chernenko Two MariDes stationed at El Toro turns 73 today.I A4 were killed Saturday when their car. . travelioa the wrona way on Pacific Police s-;.ell brawl Thousands of residents Coast ·Highway outside Newport at Bun gton bar flee volcano eruption In Beach, slammed bead-On into a auto P.hlllpplnes./ M driven by Vicki Sweet of Capistrano Pool cu wen 1urned into Beach. weapons and 1~1 balls reportedly ~~. ········~················... ····~· ., ·....,;.-;:•.•.•.•.•.•. ··-~·.•.•.•.•.•.•.•.·.-..·.·...... ·······...... ··.. ··;:-.•...... ·.·~ The woman. driving in the correct v.-ere flyina aft& a fJ&ht broke out at lane, sustained' serious internal in- · WOOdy'' Pat 1"-: _-_ ~ike'' in Hunt. Feature juries and required C'fDCflCllC)'. sur- ingtOn Beach, acx:oroi~ to polioc. gcry foUowina the 6:30 p.m. accident The fracas ~ y broke ObJets d'art and prices near C~tal Cove. over a pool pme a.od five men were Were eye-popping at the One of the Marines killed in the involved wheo an employee called Newport Harbor Art Mu Driver Hrlodaly injured crash was identified as Anthony police a fev.• aunutet after midJU&bt seum's Antique Show Jeffrey Friedm.u, 32, of Coeta 11.. ta pltal where hla condlUon wu dacrDed u Walker. 27. The second man Y.'l.S not Sunday mornina,. treated by racue workers who palle4 him iterlou. Police Kld the acct4ent occtured named because relatives bad still not There were no major iojuries and and Sale.l81 i from a track that had ·•eered off lfetrport · aroancl 6:20 a.m. aloq lfe.rport BoaleftJ'd been notified of his death. Officers no arresu. police sa.id. Boale•ard th1a morntngan4 bartelecl lDto a near lleaa DriYe. City D.retJCbten bad to to tree. Friedman wu in nraery at 9:30 a.m. · · pry Friedman from the tnack'• Wreckafe, Sports today at Foantaln Valley Commanlty~Boe- aald police. The Rams found a way to win In the National Foot ball League without Vince Ferragamo./C1 Record crop of UCI students Look who'a about to win the National League East finding changes on campus flag. It's the Chicago Cubs./C3 By PHtL SNEIDERMAN Oncntation Week. better known on record by 600. The total includes OfhDelrNet .... campus as 0 0 Week." Students will about 10,000 underaraduates and Students arc converging on UC spend the week buying books. paying , 2 ~duate and medical students. Irvtne in record numbers this week "late fees." consulting with ~dv1scrs 't'l)Cr spokeswoman Susan Church Entertainment for the start of the fall quarter, finding and meeting rtprescntatives of ' said because ofhmited classroom and a new chancellor at the helm and fraternities, sororities and other UCI lab space. UCI freshman enrollment For the fourth straight numerous construction projects organizations. Fall classes begin a will be permitted to arow just 2.S to 3 year, the bottom network underway. week from today. pen:cnt annually throu~ 1990. She Is on top at the Emmy Today marked the begining of the The expected fall enrollment is said the campu~ retention hile also is Awards./83~-..._.,. ___ _ annual Academic Advising and 12.500 students. e" Baalneu Women In Sales helps UCI psychiatrists . $1Mfire members develop their • • careers./85 now will have maps 1nJures INDEX for mental journeys Shores Bridge a. Bulletin Board A3 A million-Oollardcv1cc-Just ac Bualness B5 quired by UC Irvine promises to resident California Newa A4 provide campus psychiatrists with a CIUlln.d CS-7 new road map for the living human Cornlea 84 brain. It will even tell campus PHIL C7 researchers about a person's mentnl Crouword traffic patterns. Death Notleea Ci This unit is called the PET Scanner. Featur.. 91-2 SIEllEllAI hort for Po nron Em is 100 Tomo Horoscope C6 graphy. It p,roduccs a color-ke)'t'd, Ann Landera \, B2 eomputer~nhanccd video picture of Focus ON lHl N l~s Mutual Fund• \ 85 aperson'sbratnact1v11y. U 1ngthe National News A4 familiarrainl:>Qw spe(trum, the Opinion ,A6 bu 1tstarcasofbnunact1\•1tytum up Papwazzl 81 ttd and the lea t activ re \1s1bl m PollCI Log A3 • violet. .- :. PUbllo Notleel C.·5 Ofwh t use is a "''Olor-codcd Sportt C1·-i ponraitofone•sgraym tter? StOCk Marketa 86 - Research at UCI bchcvc,the Tllevllton 82 PET nnerwdl help them und f '" nhMt•• B3 .und h1ch paruoflfle brain are w.. ther A2 related to pan.cul r behaviors. It Weddings • . 82 couldhclpcampu ps chi tn t ...... \M,.,. Wor1d Newt A4 m kemorc l o of Dra. ll•tea.c-.libi ... JoHpll Wa"emonatra \JCl'•P T mental illnes so h Scat&ner oa patient SrlD Hulett. .. • Howard Hu hes funds tied , to Nixon, Watergate case Coastal u~· il,. ew book claims ecret contributions t1C'atcd wnnen b Hu hes throu h re :al'C'h nd 1 t b) hand\\TUin nfl made to both GOP. Democrats by recluse expcns Ord\\ > ltahon and John J. ..OS Har1is. Copies of omc memo-:. are 82 IJ lb CHICAGO (AP) - A new book tenntnated a contract wtth Hugh repnntcd in the magaiine. .,13 72 ·all rcclu 'vc billionaire Ho\\ rd Entcqmse two ) rs before 1he L>ro nin id O'Brien d 10 Hugh retl) don t~ mon y to W tCJpte break-in. 172 "'5 becom Hughes'ch1cflobbyl51 in July u ca former Pre ident Richard Nixon, John 1lylor, f)Okcsman fo l96ti 11nd ~an collec:1irig S 15.000 a 117 i11 whose fear the 'donations would bC Nixon, dc<:lmed unday night to )CU 11 u month from lfughes a later. 70 .. disclosed led to the I 972 Watcraat comment on Dr ntn'sclaim$.5a)1 Orosmn 'd Nixon's motivation 94 42 break-in. he didn't 0~now ,nyth1n bout" was th.Ill O'Bnen had knowledge ofat 71 IS 13 •• Memos purportedly handwritten Orosnin's allegations. least SI 00 000 in sttret Hu&hes 47 80 by the.late Hug.bes show he also made SPokesmen for th~ Hu&hes estate don 'tions funneled to the president · ~.~ "'OHTS _ u 42 GO 11 sttret contribution to former Demo. could not be located for comment !)y through Nixon·~ friend, Charle G. ~ l'ij~ Wtirn - coio._. 11 u cratic National Committee chairman telephone Sunda>. But Perry Lieber. ··ecbe" Rcboio. He said the money Sllo•tt• Aa.n f'ur!le 6fto¥r Occ~10..,... n "''°""'-...... 71 Lawrence F O'Brien, author Michael who lcnew Hughe and who now 1s a reached Mixon omeume at'ler he was "'•'Otllll W•~ St....:• NOAA U ~ OeO\ Cl ~· n 43 Drosnin alleges in the bOok "Citi.ten consultant with the Summa Corp., first l'lccted in 1968. Drosnin al o 112 71 Tides 15 70 fJ PMO 8:1 ... 78 TS Hua.hes." the Nevada arm of the HuJtlc said Nixon gcw rncrcasangly tearful 41 S4. F bsnll• u SJ Orosnin claims in his book that organization, said he "can't imagine" O'Bncn \\Ould (lisclose the contnbu· TOOAY S2 ao F.,.o HH ... 14 ,3f4pm 12 .. ,.tatf 72 .. Nixon knew . of the payments. of the recluse tryina to buy influence an tions dunng the l 972 campaign. • 31 p_m N 14 Orand Noocle "71 u62 fll .., $15,000 a tnonth to O'Brien, and the White House. Drosnin's findings we~e based 11 11 °' ..,, ... " 24 un TVHOAY 43 • 24 Htrtl~d 12 M 61 0 feared O'Brien would reveal the Lieber said by telephone Sunday largely on almost 10,000 memos r1r11 tow 3 I la .m 12 II.....,.. ae 30 62 S l 00,000 in payments Nixon re that Hughts may have made P,Oht1cal handwnttcn by Hu&hes, acrordinJ to Rrtl lldl tO 04 a I'\ ...... II 1' 71 '°u a.co;.d' '°"' 4 10 P.lft. H se ;;;;;;; le 78 02 11 ceived from Hughes while in the contributions, but he didn 1 think a ne\\s rclca~ by Playboy magitzinc. S4eond hogtl " 10 1tp m U 11 2t !rid~ • G3 92 .. 7) ll JecUon.Ma. IO 70 White House. he'd made sa-ret payments to poli Drosnin said the memos were stolen 8'ln Mt• 10o11 It 47 p to 11 i m. ,,_ 73 N JeO-~ es 11 n .. Drosnin se)'1 that led Nixon to ticians. from the rcclose in 1974 and that he T...01t Al I 43 I m ll>d MU ~ At 71 IS~ lie 34 06 71 order aide H.R.. Haldeman to obtain E>.cerpts of the book by Drosnin, a obtained them during his investiga 648pm IO 61 ~Cltr u 71 ~oon ..... IOfty 11 e so p "'"' · 7S .. l•lleoet 10 17 1382 If!" p~f ~f the payments to O'Bri~n. former reporter for the Washington uon of the burglary. Tueeoer ei 1 11 •"' W>d MIJ AOallt •1 IO 7t 10 Post and Wall Street Journal, appear 730pm 71 ... aettma mohon a covert campaign In one memo said to have been H 40 that led to the I 972 attempted 1n the November and Decem~r wntten in 1968, Drosnin quotes 11 611 buggina of Democrauc headquarters. issues ofPlayboy maµz.mc. The boo~ Hughes, who died in 1976. as saying, 11 A Temperatures 50 SI "This is nothing new and there 1s is to be published m December b) " lam' determined to el~t a president no credibility to it," O'Brien said Hoh, Rhinehart and Winston. of our choo ina this year, and one .. Lo AID Illy 80 IG from bis New York home Sunday The first excerpt carries a note who will be deeply indebted. and who All>llquetque 92 M Eztended ni&ht. He told the New York Times be saying the memos have been authen· will recognize his indcbtedn~s ." A,.,..,lllO 92 ... Mdlof• 53 0 Atlatlll 11 .. Allenhc C.ty 75 • A\lttlll • ., 75 ..hlf!IOt• 83 H C-ounty nurse faces trial '\:: CONTINUED STORIE S i~ 1979 murder of baby ..._____ - - - - By tlte A11oclatecl Pl'Cll begin for Michael Dale Gamtson The injuries initially were ruled the Weatherspoon ruled after a four· result or an ag:idental fall down four A nurse was ordered to stand trial day preliminary hcanng dunng carpeted stairs, baf'f"Rtmtd autopsy for the 1979 murder an his home of a which the credibility ofa witness who in 1981 determmed that the injuries baby, who initially was ruled to have provided an alibi for Gamtson. 33. were not accidental. died from an accidental downstairs was challenged by prosecutors. fall. Garritson's wife Linda · was the Gamtson was charged with Fullerton Mun1c1pal Court Judge babysmcr for Scott Phillip Cleveland murder an August. Police said his wife Richard Weatherspoon also ordered on Feb. 20, I 979, when the boy admitted she hed during the 1979 tho nurse's wife, who was babysitting sustained fatal head inJun ~ at the mvestipt1on to protect her husband; the boy, to be arraigned on a murder Gamtson's former home an Anaheim she since bas said she will not testify ch~ Oct. I. the same dav tnal 1s to Hills. · against him. Disneyland workers vote today on new contract bid By tbe A11oclated Preas The park was operating normally pact with annual pay raises of Sunday with a full work force. between 3 and 8 percent. The managemc:nt of Djsneyland The vote on the proposed contract o.-,.,...,...... ,.._ •• Uplft says it ts "delighted" that unionized covcnng 1,844 employees was to be The unions represent janitors. ride workers at the Anaheim amusement conducted toda) at the Retail Ocrks operators. bakery and hotel workers, P'tre gutted tlila home at '6601 BrtiJlton Road ID Cameo Shoree, tn.Ju.ftni a raldent. park decided to vote on a proposed Union Hall an Buena Park. among others. The park has 5,000 contracl after turning down a pay Union spokesman Michael workers, 3, 700 ofwhom arc members otTcr last week.. O'Rourkc has said a two-thirds .. no" of 26 unions. CDM BLAZE INJURES WOMAN••• Disneyland spokesman Bob Roth vote would constitute strike Most workers currently earn $7 per From Al . sa1d management offered workers a authonzauon. hour to SI 0 per hour, and Disneyland which witnesses said spread qu1ckJy swept through the house, Cheek sa1d. escape the inferno. Nei&hbors treated "substanttaJly modified" proposal Park officials have prepared for a contends that average wages for One boater told firefiJ}lters he could her bums untiJ paramedics arrived, from the three-year pay freeze strike by training non-union workers. similar work in the industry are about through the house. The unions were seeking a two-year Check estimated the tire caused see the piano burning. Cheek said. proposal rc1ccted Sept. 17. one-third less. $500,000 damage to the structure of "'" West, whose husband James was Sparks from the tire ignited several the house and $500,000 to its con H&pitalized Friday with a serious spot fires on shmgle ro0fs throuahout tents. illness, was nappina when a loud the Cameo Shores neighborfiOod, About 30 boats at sea spotted the noise awoke tier. She saw the fire and Cheek said, but all the fires were fire and watched its progress as It had to burst throu-.h the flame5 to extinguished before they did 'llOY serious damage. FATALS TOTAL 6 FOR WEEKEND ..• From Al Buena Park died Sunday after his BRAIN SCANNER AIDS PSYCHIATRISTS•.• survived the accident, said she had A San Diego man was lulled early motorcycle crashed into a pickup in a From Al warned her husband that the truck Sunday while driving the wrong way shopp1n1 center parlung lot, and was drif\Jng off the roadway just on the Garden Grave Freeway, the Russell Martin, 30, of San Juan elcctri£.al probe to stimulate ~ific descnbcd how a PET Scanner experi before the accident. She said he CHP reported. Raul Villegas was Capistrano died when his vehicle areas ofthe brain. The sull~onSCtous ment works. straightened out the truck but that it pronounced dead at UCI Medical smashed mto a disabled truck parked patient would tell doctors which part The tests required a speaal alucose swerved mto the center divider Center in Orange. on the southbound shoulder of the ofhi s body-a leg or finger, for example-responded to this stimu {sugar) solution that is "tagged" with minutes later, according to a CHP Villegas was was driving west in the Santa Ana Freeway south of 17th a short-tived radioactive isotope. A spokeswoman. eastbound fast lane when his vehicle Street. • lauon. With such a probe, researchers S 1.3 million device called a cyclotron Rebecca Lake, 31, was trca tcd for collided with a vehicle dnvcn by Rex The weekend death toll brought to also found they could 1ntcrefere with is needed to produce this substance, minor injuries at Fountain Valley R. Robens of Orange. Roberts. 34. 28 the number of people killed in certain thought processes. such as fluorine-18, but UC Irvine has no Community HospataJ following the was driving in the correct d1rectton highway smashes this month. Of those involved in speech cyclotron. UCDavis'sCrockerNu I 2:30a.m. accident near the freeway's Roberts was treated for minor in fice~ said the number of fatahucs This technique helped sc1enusts clear Lab does have one and has Junction with the Costa Mesa Free JUrics. compares with 20 during the entire determine which pans ofthe brain agreed to produce the isotope for way. Anthony David Mollica, 30, of month of September last year. govern specific body actions, but it was less successful in illuminating UCl's PET Scanner. bow the bram guides a person's The middle person in this lona emouons. d1stance relationship is Lynn New STUDENTS FINDING CHANGES AT UCI .•• Othcrstndes have been made ton, an air racer with 18 yearsofflying through the use of the more familiar experience. Newton, a Newpqrt From Al CAT Scanners. These are so-phisti Beach resident. has agreed tony the Taking office at UCI this fall is a catcd X-ray machines that differcn· radioactive substance, packed in a 1ncreasina. with 71 percent of UCI's s1blc for much of the campus con new chief administrator, Chancellor tiate between bone and bra1n matter. heavy lead case, from UC Davis to freshmen returning after their first struction. Eight projects are under Jack W. Peltason. He assumed his ; But they can't tell the difference, John Wayne Airpon. It will then be year. way or scheduled to break around this post following the retirement of however, between vanous types of dnvenquicklyto UCJ, where PET For the first time in the school's school year. founding Chancellor Daniel G. soft ussuc and can't detect brain ScannersubJcctS will be waiting. history, some freshman history and These include a connected alumni Aldrich.Jr. act1v1ty. The rush is necessary because the calculus classes will meet off-campus center and University Extension This fall's UCI students will be Brain act1v1tycan, however, be radioactive isotope has a half-life of becauseofthelaclc oflllfit lectur~haU Building,-1llc Nelson Rc~arch Fa ~ying lower fees than those who Dr. Monte Buchabaum enrolled last fan . The new student recs .morut.Ol:C.d by the nc.w PET Scanner. pproximatel~l lOminutes. mea ing space, Church said UCI 1s renting cility. Beckman Laser Institute. a and that will be the focus ofresearch halfofit is gone 1n diat penOd. A I st daytime aud1tonum space for these faculty housing complex, research arc S44S.50 per quarter for under at UC'I. No other um vcrs1ty's Depart flight took two hours and 15 minutes: classes at the new Edwards Cinema centers for computer science and graduates. $461 .50 per quarter for ment of Psychiatry has one ofthe the drive to UCI took another 12 rad1oact1v11y. Thus.areas with the four-screen theater complex JUSt cnginccnng. the Donald Bren Events graduate students. The current quar· innovative but expensive devices. minutes. But the time was viewed as area test concentrations ofthe taued across Campus Dnve. Center and a bndge connecting the terly fees arc $70 lower than the UCJ 1s not yet equipped to manu acceptable for the PET Scanner tests. sugar register most mongly. The The space problems and growing campus with the Town Center shop charaes last fall . Most students enroll facture the rad1oact1ve sugar that An advantqe to usina a substance computer-enhanCcd picture ran research projects at UCI arc respan- ping and dining area. for three quarters each year. must be inJected to trigger thePET thatdetenoratesqu1ckly is that it wtll from red to violet accordin& to the Scanner imaacs That short-lived pose no long-term radiation hazard to level oftiram activity. iwtope must be produt'ed al UC the subject, accordins to Buchsbaurh. Following the.example cited Davis near Sacramento and flown The $ubject ofa PET Scanner e rlier, the rcscarcherWlll produce a ·promP,tly to Orange County. expcnment receives an injection.and picture showing which ~ru ofthe Whal do you like aboul the Dall)' Pilot? Wbat don't you like? Call tbe Still, PETScanncradvocatessay its the radioactive sugar travels through brain are active and which arc oamber at ldt aad your mes 11e wlll be recorded, transcribed a d dtltvered potential benefits justify thecxpc:n tbe blo<>dstream, rcachina the brafo "rcstina" while a reporter conduct to lbe appropriate editor. and the logistical problems, - thin J l s1cianDr. ground 1n a c'kyard pauo. Police did at Tust&n Community Hospital Michael Young. No (unherdetailsof not ~ cthtr the )'OUth lived at the police 111d. ' the ~th were provided. ddttSS. or whdhcr thcr were any By STEVE MARBLE is being investigated by pohce and · A coronors deputy said it could be Irvine 'police had responded to the adults present nt the patty. OtdleDlllJll'tee..., coroqor's deputies today. a month before the laboratory tells to ·The d?th of.a teen.atge boy found The youth, identified as Richard P. establish the cause of dciaah arc address on noise complaints at least Record 1nd1cate mat 1WO DOtlC once before an anonymouJ caller police ~nco~~1ous this weekend at _a house DiSaJvo, 17, of Irvine, was dis completed. . complaints ere filCd wath telephoned police at 11:14 p.m. and bef the anon~ ~11 was made. tn Irvine where a party was being held · covered by friend5 Friday shortly The teen ort mous alerted them to the unconsoou~ 17- No one was arrest~ 'Fore' fusillade a frustration