TUF.SDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1988 .· Protest resumes againstjet·noiSe denteJy oooula1ed areu of Newpon months. waited until they saw the shoreline, took jell directly OVer' that neiab· ·.. ·.. Hundred~ of NB residents ask council Beach. iDcfudiaa Promontory Point, When the new takeoff penem was then pve their .Planes ••a bia blast. borbood. ..,. Balboe laland aDd Balboa Peninsula. e11ablisbed, many felt the node was ~: JWA directly over us. ••ff it's moved over to our place ·.to make takeoff pattern equitable "Wewboliveundertbistoutebave bearab&c, Mauter aid. It called for Dan Strin&er. iacomina president we're ~ to fiabt just u bard to been bearin& tbe brunt ... for 14 pi.lots to climb simply, tum left o~er of t.bc Balboa Island Improvement move It t.ck," be aid. BJ PAUL ARCBIPLEY fliaht peth system. .. SiJlllCtoa aid. · Upper Newport Bay and crwse Association, said more &baa 2.000 Others complained that ICpiCKO· ...... ~ laid the council should apply . quietly until they rad9ed the ocean. people Aaned peti tiOOJ for relief. talion on the city's ad hoc aviatiQA But some warned of future oeiah· the ume kind ofequity in the air-that ··But s.ince the belinnina of sum· - .. We consider it the most ~t comminee was weiabled apimt shattered and nerves Tbeif peace borbood battles should any attempt it teekl IO auain with its ground mer, it bas been mucb wone tba.o it q~tion r.clng the association,• be tboee ~erina the most. fra~ hundreds oC Newport Beach be made to reroute the aircraft.. tramp0r1ation policies by spreading bas ever been." Maurer aid. said. That broulbt rebuff's and laments resadenta livina under the John Headin& a_poup called Citizens for the burden. .. We'd like to know ifthe noile has But Willis Longyear oftbe Lido Isle fiom the O()Uncil . Wayne~ takeoff pettem peti· Air Route Equity,· Mimi SioaJeton CoUDCilman Phil Maurer, bimselfa increued, if there's been a relaxation Community AssociatiOI\ warned of ..It's 1arible when we have a sore • tioned the Cit}t (4uncil on Monday aid the takeoff route established in Balboe Island resident, aareed that by the pilots." war should &llY attempt be made to that pits one c0mmunity lllinst to bdp establish a more equita~e i 974 directed air traffic over the most aircraft noise bu increUed in recent Maurer aid it seemed as if pilots return to the oJd takeoff route that (Pl4iue Me .Jrl'S'/ A2)
. . Klller typhoon· .Copter . Mother ~ill get ·ctaSb·. custody of her
·itiI1s, ' ..oc ~ ... _dePu.ty. · kidiiapped·girl DO problem with the motbcr.·Sbe is Teen located in married. She is wortiq. She hu bad By JONATllAf'l VOLZKE ·. another child. She bas a .,00 en Of ...... ,,...... HB spertt 6 years vironment... A seven-year veteia.o ofthe Orante He said it does not appear that County Sberifrs Department 'fi&S with grandfather Qwity was sou.ally abused. And amona eight people lciUed when an Divine said and her mother Anny National Guard belicopter on will need timea:nJ . Ult.. - an anti-drug mission slaUVJ:lcd into a ··v ou have to unden1aod that there mountainside i~ Imperial County is some trauma here ... You're not near the Mexican border, authorities TOLEOO, Ohio - A mother bas absent from your motbef' for a period aid toda . .. been poled custody of her 13-year ofsix to seven~ livi.na under false Marie ~teven. Tonkin, 31 , and th~ old dauabtcr who was found last week identities. without bavina some other seven people on the aircraft in H uot:ingtoo Beach, six years after trauma. .. be aid. were killed instantly when the craft she disappeared, a Lucas County Victor Gonzalez. Creswdl's law Ftllplno flood victims find erupted into ~cs after Mbnda(s jud&e ruled· Monday. • yer, aid Sunday's meetina between .refuge from Typhoon 9:30. J>.m. crash, Oranae County - Juvenile Court Judie Andrew mother and dauab11CrWent well. Ruby, which was blamed Sheriff's Lt. Dick Olson said. . . Divine rescinded bis order sjvina 'There was a lot of anxiety at the . Tonkin was a~ed to the career · for sinking a ship temporary custody of Charif)'. free· initial meetina. They did not know criminal apprehension team and,also wbat to expect after six years," be carryfng 500 ~pie . / A5 worked undercover fpr the sheriff's. man to the Lucas County Children's Services Board. said. But they p-ew close by the end of department. Olson said.· Tonk.in's the meet.ins. be said. family was unavailable for comment.. ' In addition, Divjpe .terminated vi.siw.io.n ri&hts to Cbariiy's ~irand Tbc cae, however, is not over. Sheriff Brad Gatct left for tl\e crash freeman can still file for custody. Bvt site early today, Olson said. . father, Leroy Freeman. Owity was found at her grandfather's Hunt· Divine said be will dismi• thec::uc if Also killed were Los Angeles Freeman docs not file a motion with Bute.tin Board A3 Sheriff'·s Department Deputies Roy iQllOo Beach a~nt Friday. him within oat 30 Bualneu A7-8 A. Clester, 4J, and James D. When Owity is released from da.ys. Medical CoUcee ofOhio , where she is ..I cannot unilatcraily Ctismiu this Ctualfted 86-8 McSweeny,' 43, both 12-year depart· complaint wu by the ment veterans. Three National underp>ing psycholoeical and pbysi wbic:b siped Comlca A11 pandfatbet.... lfbe wants to Plocieed Entertainment Gua:rd..mcmbers also perished in the cal tcstina. she will be able to ao home A9 with her mother, Karen Creswell of with 1be beariaa. pinina antody of 85 crash. as did sheriff's deputies from Oaarity, 1 haveI"' to bar it," be llid. A10 Riverside-and Imperial counties; ------..,-----=----_...... _,_-=----=-~~~.;;.-...- ~said. Sbecould be released authorities said. ...,,... ~-i.....,.. from the bospiw by Thursday, be Att!loalb Creswell .-Ii.-. ... POflce Log A3 Owity in ber fatber's home, Free Los· . Anaetcs Cou~ty s~eritrs · Memorial to Ylctlma · said. PubNc Notices 84,8 dral " It man claims be..,.,_ the one who railed = · -s~kesman Gabe. Ram1~ wd the Cra dot tlae aeu l!luranca lnlDe would appear at this time that Sport 81-4 1111 ••'"'8cape Parkwal,!:. there tbeaiJ'L a helicopter was .1mmed1ately . con- u a gllll., ,...,..._ Of tboee who died ~ - is no senous problem of any Weather A2 u.e kind with Charity," Divine said at a When Freeman's daulht.cr told !:ed by flames in the mountamous nlaa.d oa-la tbe la8t 20 aoatlaa la ~e CoantJ. The news conferenoe in bis chambers. him she was aoina to tet married. . (PleUe ... C~B/µ) ...n.en are pUt of an anti...... campt'lp- S"tory la OD AS. " Everything seems to be fine. There's (PIH•-JIOM/il) · Wil~ .on acquitted in CM revenge killing remarked a police detective who He was charged with her murder caused lapses of memory around the Jurors not convinced that he shot down helped iovestipte the crime. wbeo an autopsy revealed that she time of the alleged confession., Parker, a 37-yeai--old television bad died of10juries due to blunt force although be maintained that be man accused of his girlfriend· s murder actor, was shot on the front steps of trauma. remembered the coofeaion clearly. bis mother's home on Aliso Drive Wilson, a Sao FranClSCO aocoun· Hale told the 0rante County shonly before midnight on Aug. 2. taot, was suspected of havtng killed Grand Jury at Wilson's indictment ByBOBVANEYUN murdered Wilson's ~end. 1983. Parker in rev enge for the death of that the defendant told him be tilled °' ...... But after delibcrauna two, jurors in He was to have appeared in court Mills. He was charged with the cnme Parker. Hale later recanted., however, A S-year-oJd Costa Mesa murder Superior Court in Westminster ac the foUowina day in connection with after two members of bis family told sayina be did not believe Wilson bad cue laced with sex.- ·dnlp and qwttcd Wilson of the crime. the beatina death of San Francisco Costa Mesa poJice invcsuptors that committed the crime. vcnpnce ended Monday when a Though jurors said they found the socialite Joan McSbane Mills. whom be confessed to them. Wilson·s attorneys, Joel Baruch Superior Court jury concluded that a evidence apinst Wilson to be thin Wilson said he planned to marry. But both witnesses; the defendant's and J. Tony Serra. repeatedly at· wealthy San Francisco accountant and convoluted, the prosecutor as Mills. 33, was found dead m a brother. Okel Wilson. and his tacked the testimony of the tw0 key was innocent. well as Costa Mesa police said they Beverly Hills hotel room in Apnl brother-in-law, Robert Hale. later witnesses. Richard Dale Wtlson 47, was believed there was enough evidence 1983. Parker was discovered bending admined to alcohol and ps)cbologi In bis concludin& argument on Oct accused oftbe revenge-Style killing of to convict Wilson. over her body and initially told pobcc cal problems. 17, Serra ridiculed the prosecution's Jeffre)"'Molloy Parker the day before ••Just because the guy's found not she hid aonc into convulsions follow Ok:el Wilson testified that hJS case. sayina at was built on "the Richard Dale Wu.o.i--- Parker was to face charaes that he pi.tty doesn't mean be didn't do it," in& a ni&bt of sex. druas and alcohol alcoholism and drug abuse had (Pleue ... WIL80N/A2) .. . ShutdoWn. ·date. . ·foi: H.~ ai_rport Combo campuses a class act. ~ounaer students arc kept scparatt Parents who fought combining older. from the traditional high school students as much as possible. The set· ~ proteste~ · younger studentsnow say tt works - c~ for each tter of studentsareo&t by IS minutes. so the you,aeer students arc seldom 1n BJ ROBERT BAAID operations for several years should °' ..,..., ...... development stall. · By JONATHAN VOi.DE educational system. Jfa k.id docs not the ~ys with the okier students. Hocbtchild said tbe Nerios' per ...... feel Cl0ftlfor11b&c in bis environ· officials said. , The Huntinaton Beach City Coun ment. bow does ne do weU m The physical educat1on pcnocis fonnance" '"has· been very poor." Although some parents protested cil on Monday moved ever nearer to They've ipoted requirements limit ac:ademics'r are 9Cpuate., as as the m~onty of the dotina Meadowlark AiflM)rt, order to combi.M seventh and He bu a teventh..,ade son 1n lunch period, Loofbounow said. ina the number'Ofairpancs as well u . th..,ade pupils with their b.iah ias tbe f8cil.ity ao oeate main oper rcbuftina City Counol over tbe years. COiia Maa Hiah this year and The arran,ement also brouaht evict airl>lanet and uproot tbe counterparU on two Ncw •Uc>m. she.aid. pan-Maa campuses, a year after anotber dliJd set to enter hl&h advant&ICS with staffina. she wd. ND--)' by Sept. I, 1989. ..Eilbt years lllO be mieived zooi111 ICbool oat year. Monday bis wi!e. kcaUIC: the students attend one Tbe cteedlinc for the lbu1down is 1lleDdi the students everybody BJ. Olnis. said the combined school toaether. m1.1ntenance. fof mobile homes OD the propefty and =•Y' is 1 recipe for a ooat;aeent on final approval of a ~mix tood tcbool llill im't her preferenGe. but clerical and administratlVe needs a year .., be ICMllbt hiaber deuity. education. dlWloPet'• -.reement that ,;ves The Diaries arc .Ull fJyi " the said. the Dlaa 1eem1 to work. were cut in half. lirDon owners zonina for l 0 yean to ••Joie c:om. bM:k for ~aion after In 19141 ofticil11 of the Newpon- "9ie were ealftmCJy apinst n. Some tmcbcn work only with buDd 600 bOlnCI and condominiwnt eiunsion a lie did lat diPL" Mae UmAed Scboo1 Di11net ex-· but' IC we bad a year... .l 1uess older atudeftta. some only with and a l Sere abooDina center on tbc Dick Nerio, I spotielman for tbe DUded Corona del Mar ffiP we• Ddout,"sbuaid. ..Every- yOl.lftF' S~wtli&c 1e>me work 6S«re pucel at llol• Chica Street airport onen. taid Monday be lcbool to indude teWDdl ud OM ita\'Oh9d is matiftl an utrernc with both teparate clastes. nd Warner Avenue . .-t to lbe Sept. l deed"• fOr tbe .._...... becomiaa tbe ftnt 6n IO IDMe it wort - and it is Loofbounow · Relkteatl near the airport, many cro. of the airport. He iaitially Md tDatJ • doal to swallow a ~.. Tbat is one of the advantateS of voicilll lean of crubel and com ubd for a delly until a yeer and JO •mect ia..,....._ ldllool. !.oa bwd member Sbeny the miaed arollmeat. she 11Kl. ..a.i-11 about ~ ~ city days ~llowina appr'C)Yal Of the ..,.ee Zi.h to live tbe~mily , mcaL ~~.:.~~ ~c:'.°:'~.r.; : ~~u':"'!.,O:.a:: :J OW'Mll ol tbe airport. an even earlier Nerio laid that lbonlY after the ~ doal. DaYil Jaiof Hilb...... to a.dude O.vu.. said the std:" l.oofboano- Mid. "If there ...... Mily receiwed .... fCir a mobile .. dilaict -- decided IO COit- ...... Md a 4'°'abt the plan WU I mMic tiiedllr, foir a.ample. Patricia Hodtlbikt, I repnllalta ~omt..owle-..reatcoenl ...... WOik. WC could ute hita for •venth dw Of~~ for an early WeDt iiatioefrect ia w...... b-Wl6 _. oppolitioa. •A lac fl die illUa peopk ~ ~ 12*; ratberdlajuttoncor dollli'I...... oftkialt IO dole the be ... a part. .., dida't ...t '° ..., ..,.. pi'D'fl ii .... JOU ... W Ill ... wt Wlft IW'C tMotils." ~byautM81daandllautdown iato any more proe,lem1 ..... l au 1 It .. f n Md IMl .._. ialo -...... _, .,_ - and they LocAowrow laid die proaiauty 1111 lilbt tchool ·IMl openata at the alrcedy bad... be IUcL .. - .,.. m• M a IOdl -...-._• Loa6aunow aid. ""Cot- ol tM .__,.IM ...... 10 ,..... RJcb. ~ taicl bit tell· ..-.11il... ~-11111±Mria -. .., .._ .-..... 1 •ciwl ..aft dollb. ca a r · t-. • llri"DC:t•iW ia 60 •n. ind oiMn llid \bey dlla ii bonllnd on two adet b1 the allO) ... ._•~TolwCWUl.a __, • • ._,... , 1CMo1 iM ...... ~ ..... IO,_.idl ...... • oflriele would lip a llHNci•.. W. ~ilid dliift ii IM) l'lllOll IO tbM& ....if .. ,lilid.ilM, . · ...... 1•1•m 1dH!t.. 4!'911111 JRll aa •11 fed...... ,_ .. C-..Mlr Pl' '311 T- ...-tlii iiJiit: -rwa1 h to aay.• ilililll.. ... • ;;;:i····-~ ...... ~ 11n -AWT/d) , Newport approves controls oh growth for next 20 years BJ PAUL AllClllPLSY Of ...... JETS' NOISE ~ROTBSTED ••• · FoUowinl more tball rwo ~ of homAl wort, tbe ~ Beedl City Coun. another;., Maurer said. cnanc:b over Newport cil approved revisions in the Jitoeral Beecll. plan Monday aimed at directina city "The aviation committee bu beat But Newpoc1 Beecb'a DOile com- powtb over tbe next two decades its brain.I out tryiaa to addraa this plaints may not be hiab OD tbe FAA i11Ue." Mayor John Cox aid. lia oldWlel 10 cio- Turner warned. Al with put~ bearinp before He said tbe committee ia fair. ..It ii tnillradne." be laid. '"That tbe council and~ Com minded and welcomes participation · doeln' meu we pve up." million, tbe ~ revllioos in by anyone willina to apend the time. Turner allo prailed community tbe land u1e and CU'Culation elements "1'here have been years when we poupa that have contnnuted funds of the ,eneral plan brouaht a full couldn't ICl anybody to volunteer for toward tbe teareh for another airport boute of interested residents, busi· the committee," be said. · lite, a lona-tc>Ulbt 1oh1tioo that ness people and property owners. Councilman Clarence Turner would eue the traBic burden on John Amon& the contested issues was a noted the city asked the county - Wayne. propoa.I to include parlcina struc which owns the airport - to eeek The council approved seodina lbe ...... '4 tures in the formula for floor area U.S. Tempe ...... •17 C.Hf. Tempe• approval from the Federal Avialioo residents> proposals for relief to the .... O!t19111 •71 II limits. Administration for a " delayed thrust aviation committee for its consider .. Le .._Yart!Clly A '4 :t;,1Dwwt4Mw9eMll'8zt :1·111. Opponents arsued that plan would propam" that would cue the noise ation. ~ n 46 OldillelM Clly 11 11 zAlld 57 make profitabfe development of 21 OIMM ...... ,,_ 12 50 MzMeAnctlor• ~ • II 53 " .. , .... 0 ...... small lots impossible. ..._..MIMllcClly •11 14 •41 ~Clly ... 12 to ba1a.ooe those coooems bi&ber development limit for this ..The paasina of tbete aeneraJ plan M ,...... • 70 II 51 Seek:inf • • M ...... II 12 wit& their desire to prevent over area,.. planner Patricia Lee ~emple revisions will do more to control ==..,...... 71 43• :=r...... -···-... '*'° 43 ...... 0... .. llolilDfl • ~ •M 53 ~ and traffic woes. the council said in her reP.Ort to the council. future powtb and help traffic than .. 17 IO ... 70 ...... • llJllU.C*zpo 70 ... modified the formula for commercial The council sided with its statr. Measure K could ever do,.. Maurer Cilllftzlloft.S.C• 74 50., ...... •u ...., II A SarfReport bad said. Measure K is the controvenial ~N..C. 70 ll&...a •to and mixed me residential zones. Council members themselves 40 ... U...Clly ..41 Hllfl\.IOwbUhoura .... Mlf""- 1 70 Property owners also complained mixed feelinas about the impact of traffic manqemeot initiative ordi :.ii::.. 50 ...• ... AMllNCI II 70 ....._...... • 51 ,,..... '4 t ...... ,.., about Pn>OOSCd reddeled floor the revisions to the aeneral plan. nance placed on the November aa ea .. area .. ~ - '4 ..... 31 .. n =.Olllo . u 1 ... limits (or the Old Newport Boulevard " It's somethina Iona overdue," ballot. · ~Wortll eo M • .....9lillOP 14 40 , .... 42 31 .. '2 .. tr.a,... 14 II• , ma. They araued that low traffic Councilman Clarence Turner said. Maurer said the revised aeneral n 32 ,.. m. a , ...,...... ~Clly ..70 51 34 .. o.~ .. 14 PoGr volumes on the street should entitle C&llin& it the city's blueprint for the plan was "one ofthe finest in the area, T- 11 =o.oll 43 TMIZ9 7t •12 i...... 17 43• them to larter projects. next 22 years, Turner said it would SO people will know what they can DllMll 32 • ...... -..o .c, 40 "-le.di .,. 11 ..,,. L.A. Airport a But city J)lannen said that even allow some development wb,ile rc build. It puts honesty into the zooina .._ ..• WlllNt8 . • .. •t2 u laws...... while tr&ffic on Old Newport qllirioa needed transportation im .. ~...,,. ..~ l t •12 , Tldea 74 o.i.to ...7t M Boulevard itself may currentl y be provements. Councilman Donald Strausa ., • ~ ...... low, development will have a direct "We've talked about planned wun't so optimistic...... •11 8m01Report ...... n 57 imPICt on sunounding roads that arc arowtb, about controlled growth, and ..It 's an attempt 10 keep develop. =~-HauilOll •eo 17 ...... 11 ...... 1$111119 '4 M .....i.dlllO n M coqested. that's exactly what we've done here," ment in Newport Beach &om over ..._. ., ...... r.'J.MO ... Oizlwtill 1't to ...... 71 ., Turner said. even more, the ability ofour 1111 ~ '4 ._..--- _, .. , 10,zMM: • aoo""" ..... AM "The ~~de issues associated runnin&. ,,._ ... ~-- N with the ce of the land use and Councilman Philip Maurer was road syslem,?' Strauss ... ._...... , ,,.,...... aid. .. .. 13 ic-Clly •...... _CINI to circulation element do not support a., even more positive. .. I don't think it will auccecd, but it Lav,.. • M ~ ~...... Pll ---.. .. 51 Ullll lllodl •72 ...... ,. 16 ., may help a little,.. be said...... ~ ...... so.. ...TzllOeV*t 70 25 IAllllllllll ... • • .... 11 r a '* v...,.... _._ .. •~ T- 70 .. Ironically, some of the most con ...... 72 t1 •a • ~ WllllWOod trovenial 1Coeral plan issues ...... 41 u.-...... --·- '° ~ .,. wc;re· ...... u.-..- A.lrpolt...... -·-···- ~ .,...... • delayed six months. ·AIRPORT CLOSING••• Dowozoninf proposals that Prom Al . brouaht cries o protest from Balboa Dan I>odaie. a pilot ofone of about to obtain zoning for their project and Peninsula residents were delayed to 250 small airplanes bued at the to eliminate chances that the zonin& live the city staff an opportunity to airport, said the city should should lift might be changed by a future City further stud~ options. Property own all deadlines to close the airport Council. ers complained that downzonina because of uncertainties when con The Nerios have offered to bold up duplex lots to~ familyJots would Supelvi_sors give reen light struction would start. bWkling until sewer and water facili brinafioancial rwn. Ownenofni\llti Officials said that the Nerios ties uc built to talce ca.re ofthe added f&mily lots where downzooina was souabt the I ~year agreement in order • population. considered voice similar concerns. to proposed Irvine monorail BJ BOB VAN E\'K.EN in a report to the Board of Super million to conluuct. And~ it will Of ...... vison. parallel the $296.6 million John CRASH KILLS DEPUTY ••• " We believe the t>015ibilities for \Va~ Airport expana.ion project, PromAl . Oranae County officials pve ten which is now under way, all construc> tative approval today to North CXj)UlsiOo UC limitless," be said. The UH-1 H helicopter went down Fort Rucker, Ala., and the National "Other nearby hotels, businesses and tioo fvoda for the monorail will come America's first public monorail sys from tbe private sector, Youns said. in the foothills of the Laguna Moun Guard Safety Office. tem. · shoppin& centers can easily connect tains about 10 miles from the Mex· to the system, which in tum will ''Not one penny will be cbaraed to Jordan said the type of Huey that lb~ Board of Supervisors pve the ican border while on pa.trot for --encootqe bus use and the taxpa_yen, .. be said. crashed was commonly used lll the olans for a monorail car poolinJ. Operation Borda' Ranaer, described Vietnam war. It had the capacity to Wayne · with an van poolin& to the bµsiness districts." When completed. it will link the u a joint anti-drug smualin& oper carry 13 people 22S miles at speeds up Irvine park~ away. " We have already been contacted planned Doualas Plaza office and ation conducted by Soutlierii Cali to 130mph. by one contnletor interested in a link retail complex with the new upper fornia sheriff's departments and the Ifthe system aoes into operation, it first to the Meridien Hotel area. and level roadway at the airport. federal govern.men~ California Na San Bernardino Sheriff's spokes.. will · te the nation's monorail another one interested in extend.in& it tional Guard Staff Sgt. Phil Jordan man James Bryant said 19 law outsiJt Disneyland and Disney The monorail will travel westerly to the South Coast Plaza area," on a 2,-400-foot track alona Doualu said. enforcement agencies from several World. Youna told the board today. counties tbrouabout Southern Cali The futuristic railway is, in fact, to Avenue, cro11in1 MacArt6ur Jordan said the Anny National be an p:eatly updated version of the Board members received the Boulevud to the airport. Guard bas worked with local law fornia uc involved in the task force proposal enthusiastically. ~ject plans aay the system will enforcement agencies on drug-edic working Operation Border Ranger, C.~at Disneyland three but be lcnew no other details of the I -rh.is board bas ID opportunity tO initially ...ve the capacity to move tion missions siooe 1983. Details of om:.%°ofTransportatioo Group 720 1080 Operation Border Ranger were un mission. make an impKt on.traffic conaestioo between and puseqm per must be Bryant said. .. Inc.,~ oft.he monorail, say 1t in Om.lee County," said Supervisor hour, and that caJ*i,ty could be available. "It new," I similar to updated haven't beard a darn thing.about it." wilLbe a. new, Thomu Riley, in ~ dittrict the apuded to a ,ooo-~a The cause of the crash was un system planned for Florida's Disney proposed monorail would be built. hour. The trip from Do~ to known and investiptors were en Stall wrll« Dixie RMI/an COD· World. Su~sor Don Roth, whose dig.. the airport is expected to take about route from the Anny Safety Center in ll'UHrlell,. ,.,. ,...,.,. llark 8teftD TonklD PrOponents of'the project, Irvine.. trict includes Oranae County's _only twommutes. • based McDonnell Doualas Realty existina monorail, at Disneyland, Youna said that. ~Ill final say it could eventually 6e exte~ aleo praised the project u an example approval of monorail plans, the far beyond its initial half-mile limit. of the private sector addressina a system could be ready for operation ..lb.is link is bein& desisned so it public problem. within two years. COMBINED CAMPUSES WORKING WELL••• can be easily expanded from either County staff members and '"Shortly after the new airport Prom Al terminal." said Robert Youns. presi McDonnell Douatas officials esti ~· in 1990, we should be ready dent of McDonnell DouaJas Realty. mate that the monorail will cost $3 with our monorail," he said. school campus and surrounded by Kausen said the PTSA plans some doesn't faze me," Beeler said. "The students that by definition were more social functions later this school year only time they bother me is when they mature, they settled down quite a for the parents of sixth-sraden who run in front of me in the ball." bit. .. will attend Costa Mesa High. Loofbourrow said the trend con ..It's a whole new ball prne," cerned school officials, but counsel Kausen said... We want to introduce Four more held in CMgang fight ors at both campuses kept a close eye the parents to the principal and on the younaer students and found explain what their ·child will be BJ JON.ATHAN VOIBE SboflUD pellets blew out the rear deadly weapon. nothing amiss. WILSON••• involved in with lockers, schedules Prom Al °' ..._.,...... window oh car driven by a 16-year- J..ut week, Charles Boyc:tt, 19..,~ "There are more role models and P.E. ' arrested in connection with the opt, around," she said. "A lot of positives underbelly of society." Two men and two boys have been old Costa Mesa sirl. but she and her .. WU are associated with it." Goin& from elementary school After Monday's verdict, Baruch taken into CUltody since an a~nt paaeneen were not bit, police said. and Joseph Frank Banda, 18, Jan Kausen, the president of Costa riabt to hiah school is a bi& step.... lf said be believed the jury reached the ,..~ta M-· -n• battle earlier •'-=s A car and sboflUD recovered by amaed tbil week. Both men face the s-rents uc aware ofwhat's ahead, only reasonable conclus100. '-Va ..... - I-Ill police after the brawl helped pollible c:birlea of auault witb a Mesa ~ ·s Pa.rcnt-Tcacher-Student it's easier for the child." "The ~ution's case was month, authorities said. authorities identify suspects in the "'-'"" weepoo and firina into an A.uoci.a.1100, said she thinks the Dori Michelle Beeler, a Costa Mesa frauaht with inconsistencies," said battle. ~teddweWq. propam is f.Oin& pat. Baruch. " Oct. .. , haven t beard any major com High aeoior and editor of the cam"us We feel vindieated. The No one was injured in the fiabt Leu ·than a week after the 11 said the combinatJon jury saw it u we did, and we're outside a bowlina alley at the Mesa ftab~ a Costa Mesa youth and Santa Police.9id more than two dozen plaints,... Kausen said. ..It was more of newseaper. ecstatic." Verde Center on Harbor Boulevard, Ana youth were taken into custody. yoUtba, at leut one armed with a a trauma for parebts, becaute they wun t too difficult for the older student$. · Dei>uty District Attorney Dou&lu but the brawl wu punctuated with Their names were not rek:ued be and another with a pil101, weren't sure what would happen to at Mela Verde Center at their childJ t this level... •·we never even see them, so it Woodsmall. who prosecuted the cate, shoflUD bluts and pistol shots, caute of their qei. They faced said be was dis&pPOinted in the result, authorities said. pollible cbarJes of assault with a Hanor BoWewrd and Adami S1rect.. but bad no criticism for thejwy. ..------~= ..I felt there was eoouah evtdence fora conviction, but thejury obvious ly didn'uce it that way,' hesaid. " rm MOM GETS DAUGHTER••• sure they were a oonscieotious jury haaAl and that they looked at the facts Freeman filed for custody. His rc Charity was not beina held captive carefully before reechina the con questwu~ butbewuallowed and appeared to be in good phyJical clusion that they did. orcoune rm Fall Tweeds CUllOdy ofCharity oo Sundays. shape, ~lice have said. disappointed. Sut you have to be Freeman allesdly abducted Ow'· lo a jailhowie interview, FreeJBD pbilolopb.ic:a1 about it." A fresh interpretation of ity in Septem6er 1982. The case said be never forced Charity to my A COiia Mesa POlicc inveatiplQr pined national attention in l 98S with him. aayina she could have involved in the Wilson cateexpc CllCd updated colorations and when it WU rumored that freeman rctumcd to her mot.her ifshe wanted. eome skept:iciun at the jury's verclict, Wll connected to a satanic cult in .., ne~ f~ her to stay. I never but aaid the ioveatiption would patterns distingujsh our northern Ohio. The rumor wu never lied to bcr. I JUll told her what the probabl)111otbe reopenec1 confirmed, and police fowMi no situation wu. It wun't that lhedidn'I ..Just because the JUY'• found not superb selection of evideoce of oocuJt activity in the love her mother, it wajust natural for pilty doesn't mean be didn't do it," aputment. her IO be with me. I wu her home. l laid Detective Dan Hope... It just tweed sport coats. Freeman'a ln'Clt Friday came after WU her 11.mily " be said. meut tbe jury felt tbeR waa't detectives went to eee bim about an Freeman .ld be didn't think hia eDOUlb evidence to convict bim. But Pictured is a classic grey automobile repoe:1nlion and the sirt dauebset wa a bid mother, but be be c:u't be tried lllin for tbe mne answered the door. He WU arrested bad developed a apecial bond with crime. 10 u &I' aa Mr. Willon ii lJerrinlboae interwoven (or unlawful ~t to avoid pros. Charity. • coacemed, tbe cue ia doled. And ecu~tionand ii beiaa held on 150,000 .., had raiaed her ... niabt and day un... tome0ne comes forward witb with subtle sbMles of bl.ii in Cou.nty Jail ffe WU to for all tbole yeus. I didn't know •bat 10111e new evidence, the case will be . today. die 10 do,' be laid. remain inacti ted." ..~ udZ.veadar. We iavite you to view ~~E Illy Piii our coHectioa. MAINOFflel .. 5 .. sac> Wwt ley SI., ea.ta M9M. CA 1111111...,_ ... IMO, C.a MaM. CA tM2t ...... ,_ OlllllllM ... 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Friends ofthe Bolaa Chica Wetlands will speak on the miaratory birds that inhabit the manhlands Tbunday at 7:30,p.m. at the Nei&hborbood Center, 1845 Put Ave., Costa Mesa. The J>rosram will include discussion of the current political status ofthe wetlands. Admission is free and further information is available at 551..0584.
Clean alr hearing .et A bearina on the Oran&e County Air ~ty Manuiement Plan will be neld Thursday m' the Boucfo f Supervisors bearing room at the Thomas Hall of Administration, 10 Civic Center Drive, .· Santa Ana. The bearina will run from 2:30 to 5:30 p.m . and tpiD from 7 to 9 p.m. Contact Kristine K.erenyi at 724-1916 for details. Bdacatlon lundlng .emblar A 1eminar on bow to plan for fundjng your child's education will be held Thursday from 7 to 9:30 p.m. at Turtle RockCommunity Park in Irvine. The seminar will cover such topics as projecting future costs, sources of scholarships and grants and ..., ...... '-..... obtaininc financial aid. The cost is $10 and more Newport Barbor 111-b School plant manacer Roy A•ery (left) am.wt Peter Vidmar of lntn_, dellftlft ala and-4n1C mnnc-e to information is available from the Irvine Communi Rretchee a red. rlb6on o'ftr campaa' entrance while O~ymplc li.e etadenta Monday. ty Services Depanment at 660-3881. . AIDS lecture Jn Irvine Members ofWomen in Management will bear a _RedriQtions ; white crosses fight drugs talk on AIDS in the workplace at their meebng Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the Registry Hotel in Irvine. By JOYCE BODLOVICH As part of Red Ribbon Week. the Saturday. the cod ofRed Ribbon week. Red RibbonWeek was launched Sunday Nurse Susan Sullivan and attorney Jennifer Ot ..0.-, ...... dramatic scene of hundreds of crosses Red Ribbo~eek was launched in 1985 when the Los AqeJes --itams wore anti Gluer will conduct the program, which'-' will De unveiled Monday was designed to ma.kc after Federal ~nt Enrique Camarena ~ petcbes stitched to the kft sboulder of The 310 swk wbjte crosses lining the motorists traveling thro_ugti Irvine on the was killed by dru& traffickers. The red their uniforms when they played the preceded by dinner at 6:30. Call 96
Lap.Da 8111Ch Warner Ave. on Monday mght to and a Corona del Mar home on the steal $436. 200 block of Hazel Drive was ran Police ana1ed Eric Mark Wescott. sacked after burglars pined entry 21, of Laauna Beach on suspicion of Rantmatcm Beach throu&h an unlocked side door. auto thefi and residential burglar) A woman ran to a neighbor's Wescott was anated Monday and apartment in the 6400 block of eo.ta11... held in lieu of S2St000 bail. Warner Avenue, cla1m1 ng her A heavy-banded thief rammed the Tbe<>wnerofacarparked• • • Monda) eslflnlCd husband tned to kill her b) pte ofa public storage lot in the 1700 stranalinl her with a belt. The man. block of Pomona A venue and pried on Victoria Street and Nyes Pia~ said the dooR off several storage units. A the vehicle WU bw)larized, wtth th~ who WU waitina for tht woman when loss estimated at S4200. · she ac>t home a link before 9 p.m .. 5ho11Un was taken. reportedly fted. He is believed to hvt A crook picked• • •the lock of an An etchina valued• • • at $4.000 was out of his car and frequents Mile apartment C~ Street repotled stolen Saturday from a Square Park in Fountain Valley, oo and Lquna Canyon Ro.d location. escaped with a VJdeocastette re , ... accordina to repons. corder. television and $220 cash. Police UTCSted Andttw Joseph About 20 people• • • reported!)' un- • • • Przestalski, 3S, oITustin on susp1cton nated on walls &nd were runn1na A 37-year-old Oral\IC -woman re- of ·drivilll under the influence of around fiPti111 and playina chase m ~a man she met at a sinak:s' club ak:obol. Pnatallki was stopped a1 tb.eir can at about l l:SO p.m . tn a tn lrvine cheated her out ofSS,000 in rul Tbc wtpeet 1:12 Lm. today on Coast Hlghway at resta~rant putina lot at Beech a phony csiate scam. d111ppearcd with the money. Sth SUee\. Boulevard and Wal'Da' A vaue. • • • 1'-talaV.Uey An dderty resident• • • uid she found A man •ho told e»-WOlbn be A baft)eque wu held on the roof of footprints on top of ber reft"Welator could F\ Rebok tennis shoes at a - on Hunti... Street. She's afratd ditcount collected $97S &om them Moila Elementary School. 9790 and basn •t shown up at wort ..ace. Fmcb St., at 6 p.m. Sunday. someone tried to enter her raidencle. shetaid. A woman left• ber • •pune cont11n1.na $-t50 OD a ...wetop at the Hop llfewpelt OD lrookhunt Street on •••oil niabld.ub suona bufllan made ofl'witb 10me S.Nrda~illn ud when she re- heavy duty CODllnlCtioe equipment the purse 1Uned danci111 was, after smashiftl I chain link ~It I IOftC. buildiftl site at MOO Bilds St. A 9S Soineoee amt• a• blunt• 1nstrumtnt POUDd dnll bl~ J~Dd ~ to ICD8lll ID Window at the Mac bucket and I ~ ~ wer'e U.._,, 17280 ~ St. No stoam. Tiie io. - eesj·ated M property ... taken. S9,000. • • • f.mty MD••1• •-.one • brOke a ...... f/61M 1914 vw llabbit ollaAi:_. _...,...... 15..020... ~ • * 1600 b1oct of Rue ~ · ...... - c... Gr. ... IDok a ~ valued It Wat ~ 1.. 1 94 t1a; Aw., lfterbw"8n 11au.. alt••-• J • •• tollita-aw; ...... , ...... key '° .., • Mllllldn Pim at fl9S AbcNtSIAOG..illlillll._••• ....
- .. • • Investment firm offering $20Bbld forRJR Nabisco NEW YORK (AP) - The fevered tbe final bid, but it could ao as biab u were co:· buyina the food and 1ft:b ofWall Street'tbiddi,.forP.nt SIOO," ..W Jay Nelson., aa-.aaalys& tob9cro com . fOocl compuiel could ID even bilber witb Brown Bro\bert Hamman Inc. reier A. cbairmu er tbe feuible, but not all certain." ~· bu~ut aoecialitt'S ~ ..It's at securities 6rm SbeanoD ""'man a, ...... Aaeeta... Prell Election Day. J)uk.akis was seeking $20.28 billion offer for RJR Nabilco K.ohJbera Kravit said it would offer Hutton. wbicb is workilll with ·votes in C&litofnia, where the latest Inc. S90 a lbare in cub for about 87· Nabimn ill propoeed bu~i, laid ~~'l Geoval... -~~l ~.!-:;! poll showed Bush hotdinaan I I-point JC.oblbera Knvis Roberti A Co. percent of RJR Nabisco's 22S.3 he was aurprited at ICoblberl Kravil' ~ n Mi~ lead over the Democratic nominee in made ~ its S9k-sbare leverqed million outstandina lharet, and offer. ~of makina "appeals to class the battle for the state's 4'7 electoral He declined to comment on IPCIQl co · " in that a Bush votes. buyout offer for RJR Nabilco on would cxchanae leCUritics valued at cbaraina Monday, four days after Nabi1cc,.s the umc amount for the rest of the lation that ~t wouJCI re 9dministration would be slanted ..Gcorae Bush wants to give people laid it offer $17 company's ttock. spond with a biabet offer. toward the rich - including the vice ti&.:- himselfa tu break that's more in ~t milbt praldent himself. iu;; 1ee1 billion, or· S7S a llwe, to buy the Tbe offer was conditioned on On Wall Street, invetton rmcted Dukakia. who was campaianing somC:.1:5' than the average wor r company from stockbolden. auppon &om Nabitco's board. enthusi•ttdlly Moeday IO K.oblbaa today in California, said Monday tlfat in · omia makes in a year," "'Our offer is a better one,.. said Tbe invatment firm, known for iu Knvis's ofter. Nabitco ttock lbot up ~·s prol>osal fora cut in the capil;&I Duk.akis told supporters in Los An Henry Ktavil, a partner in the New ~ IUCCellfu1 lcvCl'al'Jd buyout bids, S7.2S a share to SM in New York pam tax would benefit the well-to-do actcs on Monday. Yort-bued invesuneot firm. . said it would "'9in the tender otfer Stock Excbanle compolite lndiDa. ' ...... ·-- · t The Massachusetts governor also and wouJd bave m'-'"U ,_ saVlnp 0 accused the GOP ticket of distorting Securities' analy1u said th~ formallt>J:tertbis week. At more than Ronaid 8. M0rrow, wbo tracb Bush penonally of about $22,000 a . . • d .rti · Koblbera Knvil tender ofter was S20 n. lbc offer woulCt surpus NabiJco for the investment ftnn year if it bad been in effect the l>Ut hi$ record 1n campaign a ve sing. more in line with NabilCO's worth. the record S 13.4' billion pun:lwc of Smith Barney, Harris Upham A C.0., three~· . ·.: , ~ . • ..We 've ~n a carnpaiP, of distor- Sis~ ba1Jd18C ID New than the propoial brOKhecl by man~ G"'fCorp. by Qcvron Coq>, in 1984. . .said ·he doubted the ;;:..ment Bulb said ~Y . I ve been d1~ tions and. m1sreprtsentat1on and of Ym'k Cl cawecl iJi 11ma•- qemeot, and say that biaber Offen There wu no comment li'om RJR poup led by Nabitco . t F. turbed, as rvc witnessed my oppo- outri&ht lies now for many, !J18111 -1· may still emerJe. Nabitco, bued in Wimton&lem, Ross Jobnson,,would be disturbed by nent•a campeian of ~ last several . mo~ili. s,! " Dukakis tbld a San Diego On d d Oh · ..There's a pouibility this will be N.C., or the executives who said they the Koblbera N"avis bid. "Mleb, at .the in~ apJ>C8!s to audience. . e ea • 1 urt clast ~ In. my Vlew, ~ei:c ts no The Republican nominee, stum~ bulldl f'-1 I ~ m ~ncan . ~blic lif~ for ing for votes in New England, sud U __ Dd tu£8 pmjoeophies that diVlde Amene8!1s Monday bis campaign has "complete • one frcim another, a.!' breakers could au.ck. . - · ... aaµ--. Bush said Dukakit ....., ..._.. ... despitc flvino to DctroiL Bush's runnin& District. L "It's . discouraoina,.. federal Cabinet-level .,ency, Rb&an made an election-year exception to his oft-stated · ~ / p•.. Q I li E rbod h · ·d th 60- bi,,.i....-;.. · w·- · opposition to expandina tfie size offederal govemmenL At the conclusion ofa allthecvidenceofthelasttwodcicaes, mate, 0..0 uay e, was travc DI to vc Y w 0 was 1051 e c ._..... DaVld ithrow wd Mon- =to the Nationall>cfcnsc Univcrsi~ at Fort McNair in the District of to the discmtitcd policies of high Georgia and "Aorida - two states year-old building when it collapsed day u the mammals, apperntly .. taxes andaovernmenf spendina." cxl)CCted to cod up in the GOP . Monday, inclu~ a pregnant spooked by a shoal that bas stymied mbia, the pre5ident said that the nat on's debt to its military men and His comments came in a ~h column 00 Nov. 8 _ to help v.:ornan who sumved from the top ~ ror three days, retreated women ..does not end the day the uniform comes oft ... All of those who have -r-- r. .... _. served in America's uniform deserve the nation's thanks." Dreoued for the Ohio Associabon of Republican House and Senate can- Ooor, was accounted 1.or by late about 800 yards. "Why come back Dn:ildcastcrs. Polls show Bush lead- didates. Monday, authorities said.. . hCrc when they know it's open up .~-- l'J 1. d-.11i · ed ina in Ohio, which is considered a Democratic vice presidential can- "It was like riding a monster, and there?" Se~.u-c 0 et iOr ~ -e• prate.ti m~-win state for ~ . . ~~tc Lloyd Bentsen was campaign- the only.. thi!ll Y?U_ eould ~o was to Biole>JisU called a ~porary bait . MIAMI ~tern Airline$ demanded that the Customs Service release a With two weeks rcmauung until mgmthcDakotasandMontana. bangon, wdWllllclmWaight,32. toopenmgnewbn:athmaholes. Sl4 millionjcdiner impounded aft.er agents found 56 pounds of cocaine - au Ff ELL'S - - a~Sl)'igjtiun ~ not an e9m!y_._ in the war against drugs. Mo1l4ay..!__ . discov~ ofa bag ofcocaine aboard an r, I 0 rtaaay after 1t amve
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. . Israelis shoot six ·fyphoon sinks ship;.485 lost MA.Nll.A (AP)-A ship ullk with Ruby lashed the main Philipp1nc Palestinians in more than 500 people aboard durina islandi Luzon. -with torrential mns Mlrlam mov~ the hei&ht o(Typbooo Ruby, and the and wmd ausu of up 140 m,P!i a•aylrom wtm America . coast pard said today only I S The storm caused widespread GUATEMALA arv (AP) - TU>pi.c:al SlOml Mlriam finally lW"Ded survivon were rescued before the floodina on the island. ttjqe_rinc away from the coast after heavy raJns cut short a cychna race in Guatemala and - w. Bank clashes- sean:b was suspended for the ni&hL landslides and washllia away bridaet· sent children home from 9Chool early 10 southern Mexico. The stonn, wbicb officials said Aariculture Secre~ Carlos Domt , Guatemala. El Salvador an'd southern Mexico, barely affected by the · killed at least 76 people on land and 'n&Uez said prclim1~ estimates s~rm that left at least 11 1 dead in five other Latin American countries, called JERUSALEM (AP) - Israeli Abu Amta was taken inti.ally to left l I l ,000 homeless, tore tbrouah showed Ruby caused «5.7 million in ll'OOpl abot and wounded at least lix Nasser Hospital and later transferred d · the Off states of alert that had been in effect Sunday and Monday. to Tel Hubomer. A hospital apokes- the central Philippines an into e crop darnqe. As Hurricane Joan, the stonn killed 21 people m Costa Rica, four in Paleltinianl today in clubes throu&h President Corazon Aquino's out the occupied territories, Arab man, Dr. Moshe Tirosh, said the boy South China Sea today. Panama, 25 in Colombia and 11 in Venezuela. It also claimed 50 lives in was in intensive care with a bullet Cout l\W'd officials said the 2,84S- spokesman, Teodoro Benigno, said Nicaragua as it ripped across tbecountryfrom the Atlantic to the Pacific before bolpital officials said. ton Dona Marilyn sank Monday in the six-province Bicol rqion of being downgraded to a tropical storm and renamed Miriam. Tbe vio~ occurred a day after wound to the chest. the Visayas Sea, about 300 miles southeastern Luzon was without elec The storm affected all Central American countries except tiny Belize and IOldien sbot and killed a 17-year-old Soldiers imposed a curfew today on southeast of Manila. It was not clear tricity today. left hundreds of thousands of people homeless. Palestinian in the occupied West the aei&hborbood where Abu Amra bow many people were lost. The weather service said Ruby's luak. Tbe death broupt the number was shot and troops fired tear ga.s at Lt. Rey Essuerra oftbe coast guard center passed about SO miles east of of Palestiniana kil1ed in the l 0- hi&h school students who stoned station in Cebu said re9CUCTS found 11 Manila and swept into the provinces were no casualties. Manila. reported no major structural montb-old Palestinian uprisina to soldiers elsewhere in Rafah, but there survivors on Maripipi Island and ofTarlac, Bulacan and Nueva Ecija. Power outages and widespread damaae, but said some aircraft were 302. Si.x Israelis also have died. were no injuries, Arab news reports another small island and that four the Philippines' rice--producing heart flooding hit Manila early today as evacuated to an undisclosed ..safe The army, meanwhile, retracted a said. people were found floating in the land. Ruby approached. .Sc hools, govern location." rep>rt that a 7-year-old Arab boy ~ied Arab reports and witnesses said water. Government meteorologists said ment o ffi ~s . Manala's two stock Rub)l was \he 18th typhoon 'or after bein& shot in the chest" with a nine people were wounded today - Esguerra later said the search was more than nine inches of rain fell at exchanges and many pnvate busa U-opical ·storm to hit the Philippines· piu.tic bullet durina a nighttime clash two ofthem seriously - in confronta- suspended because of darkness and the Manila's airport in 24 boun. n.esscs were.closed as Slrong winds this year and was the stronpt in the occupied Gaza Strip. tions in six cities and refugee camps in bad weather, but would resume at Casualty and damage reports were buffeted the capital. typhoon to hit Luzon since Patsy, Two military spokesmen irr Tel the occupied territories. dawn Wednesday. incomplete because of poor com Most domestic fhghts from Mani which killed at least 175 people m Aviv and Jerusalem called The As The army said it was checking the The Dona Marilyn was carrying munications. Figures compiled from la's airport were canceled again today, 1970. sociated Press to say their earlier reports. 4S 1 passeoaers and 60 crcw members the Red Cross and various govern but airport officials said international Rodrigo Roldan, civil defense di report was erroneous and that the boy A 22-yeu-old man suffered a from Manila to Tacloban on l.eyte ment agencies showed 26 dead in service was normal. rector on Panay Island, said Monday was in stable condition at Tel serious plastic gunshot wound in the Island when it radioed a distress call, Antique province, IS in Zamboanga The Department ofSoc1al Welfare at least five people were killed when a Hubomer Hospital near Tel Aviv. neck when soldiers raided the village said Carlos Go, aea.eraJ manager of del Sur province, 11 in Caaayan de said at least 110,000of tbe nation's 23 bus careened off a bridge durint No explanation was given for the of Tamoun near the city of Nablus, Sulpicio Lines, owner of the vessel. 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In the Costa Mesa area call: (ft4) 111.-.0; Co ta~ Courtyards area call: (ft4) U l-'IUI , M * Onlnge COMt DAILY PllOT/ Tueeday, Octobet 26, 1988 TUEIDA Y'S CLOSING PRICll NYSE CoMPos1r£ TRANSACTIONS WHA T AM EX D10 WH ~T NYSE Din _J..__ NEW YORK (AP) Oct. 25 NEW YORK (AP) Oct. 25 1 l~ AMEX LEADER S NYSE LlADl RS 1 GoLo QuoTE s , Dow JoN f S Avl RAG ES ·NASDAQ S u MM~R~ -\It~ -"-1 Sales of existing homes down 2.2% in September million units, down only aliahtly from 3.S3 million in 1987. The median price of • borne fell &om AUIUtt to September by Sl,900 to SU.5001 !!"Dh~ ba1f told for more and un lw lea. Tbe Nortbcut remained tbe COltli· elt ~D of tbe COWlley, witb a med.iaiuAles price ofS 141,400, up 6.3 percent ftom a )Wt'._ ID tbe W• tbl medlen price ...s124.100. lllt 7. I penmt &Om • ,... mtier. ,... si=:11~. 1: tMr.:a ' '=- tbl Dlice -.167 100. up I., peftftt. Tbe nalioaal' ap. Dl'edllioia rate owr 12 ...... , ... ).S~L 'ReW•WMtbe~1"'°9ollllle COUDtry lllowilll • iaw • el... AllalnnlDA-.~=.r=::r.:.: ...... , ...... c •• dle....S T OAfLY PILOT I TUMdey, Octobir 25, 1tll Funn~ bones rattl~ in 'ZOmble--'U' BJ 80NNIS l"SVDGBON ttner&lel laupler just with her her jusw-littJe.bi\.a'Uy real world Liabtnina ftubes and tbe baunti• ...... °"' 0 t 0 abouli~ vocal ranse and eerie facial romanticdilemma. 8*er, a Yuppie souDds of a rainstorm. e~prestJpns. breatbalizer addict. is very proper '1'be Z.Ombi.e" contains lots of HaUoweea .... the kind that and ' cbarmina. providing ua ap terror-filled tricks and treats for all make you aeam and laUlh. are the Sa~medi , tbecrcatorofthe-zombies, llfOprialefy suave and polished hero. but the v~ youq. The show eumce of Tim K.liy's '"The Z.Om a " di or of amateur talent," is concludes this weekend with per effi vely rendered by Rkbard Ain, Adomina the piece with alitz and bie." currendy lbrouded in cobwebs sLamor is Seidler's starlet. Pree» ~ TbW'lday throup Moo- OD ... at Sulta Ana'• Way Off a Way Off Broadway veteran whose cupied with her own appeanoc:e. day at a p.m. and matinees Saturday Broedway PlayboUle. artistry bas enhanced many a pro and Sunday at 2 p.m. at the play duction. Flin. a strong performer. even in this tbreatenina situation, her Tony Revadit10 directa and primps and poses are only oa:ational~ hou.te, l OS8 E. Fint St., Santa Ana. 11 otY:m .predictably tint-rate cb.arac.. eoasizea an entb siutk cast and tenz.allons. ly punctuated with blood-cunllina with eo1tumes required for the special crew to a quality oerformanc:e and screams - Cllell't.ia.I to any truly Halloween performaace. Call lob ofdown-bome fun. Three i nn~nt. thoup eccentric. fiiabteni~ Halloween spoof. S47-1997 for ticket information, John Stuc:zylDki is tbe Z.Ombie, a travelers who find themselves Sheriff c.artwriaht and' Marso, two ..------!------ more pawn~ in Sarnedi's deadly not-t0-j0Uy ~ aiant who achieves stranded in a decayed mansion in the succeu by aamply doina the Herman Okefenokee Swamp are int:rpreted bY. pme, are interyreted by Shawn Munsler' walk acrou the stage while Layc.e Gardner, Jim Boper and Gail Smyth and Heidy Lozano. Also &In ,.,, heart · puntina a few t.Rly audible words. Seidler. support.ina is Louise Michael. Gardner offers superb silliness. An eerie spook house atmosphere 11•1•111. Brenda Beals WiDtoo, with a voice particulartr effective in encownen is achieved by Reverdiuo and Smith, an eitra that could win bot-calling coo tests. is with Aio s Samedi, providing a complete with Ouoretclent patio Say no to high-fat foods. 8iett•rd Plln, J ohn 8tacsyDald In ° Tlae Zombie." his mother, Mama Matrisse. She contrast between his total lunacy and plants hi&hli&bled with spums of Symphony needs musicians Calling all able-bodied musicians! more importantfy, the level of com off pitch. MiCHA£l If you play a string or wind petent performance to which county Rhythmic and tempo problems RYDlYISll L instrument and would like to donate audiences have become accustomed. plaaued the orchestra all · nigbL ~ COITA.... .a.f--~~ IMfAMIA your time to the worthy cause of Barely biller than a full.sized Paalic s Analltcn Onwt-ln £dWlrOJ 14u110r r- f'""'r r.. AMC °""Of 1i111 w.o At11S1S muaio-makin&. then contact the chamber orchestra, the 46-membeT theAltlioup already the difficultplayers couldn't material handle at a ----- 179-9850 631 ·3SOI 113-1307 637.(1340 540-0S9' Community S)tmphony Orchestra of Community ~ympbony --: which quick clip, the slower pace allow -111>QlllCIC:Cl well to Mills' direcuon of WA CYl'MU NL..L.Un'ON OflANGE WUfWll TD UA Mow'l'S F1'My Twlfl CMwN AMC~ I UA 01y ~ Pm11t t HI-- !I Oranae County immediately. pve concerts in a preVlous incarna more of the erron to ic contrasts. The low brass 990-4021 121· 16'0 912-«IOO 634 ·3911 0.-111191·3113 tion - made its "re-debut" Sunday more obviously. establ ed a strong foundation with IUEJU. PAR• EL TC.O GA..-GROW SANTA AllA WU I m11 T8I Actually, music director Donn evenina before approxiamtely 80 But there were aood moments as a focu .projection. UA ,.,._ Eowltfll ~ ~ _.... Edwlros IMIOI! C:.. IJA .... C- Laurence Mills has done an amazing 1152-4993 stl-51111 ~ M01 142·2166 ~ peo~le at the l ,S74-seat Santa Ana well. Mills' conducting was precise · s, Chapman Colleac music job whippina together what's, in fact, CO..OMA LA mtADA • I I Hi.I School Auditorium. and clear. M°"' dramatic phrases panment chairman and fo~nder- Ed'#arOS):orotQ 11279-1160 "'*' GllllwfY W ·1 6'1ca.....'._"° -·_- a skeleton ofa symphony orchestra in rahms' Symphony No. 2 in D received a surprisinalL~ll-bodied conductor of the moribund !-!:======---' auch a short period of ttme, working sound, such as the -~nning of Capistrano Valley Symphony, ver- with the widely varying levels of M~or, Op. 73, presented the or ability involved. chestra's main deficiencies in a (large) Beetboven's "Coriolanus· Overture. ballypveinf~rmatiyeprogramnotes --- nutsbell.N&n-unison bowina.-.aloppi Op;-~2 . The cellos flpecially-re- - from the-pocbum1)nOl'"toeKb work. wo•nua.-o Y()IJ BE'..-IE•m ·y ...__ Still, this all-volunteer orchestra, ly rendered rapid runs and weak, administered by the- all-professional tt~id playing of soft passages Pacific Symphony Orchestra, bas a belequered the upper strings' tone. THAT THERE ARE STILL COMPANIES .•• long way to 10 to achieve the numbers Some of the worst intonation prob 1' 1110 ...... \·· · ~ - ever bear the famous love theme lems stemmed from the oboe and THE ACCUSED IRI . .. WHO CARE IF THE PRODUCTS THEY SELL from Tchaikovsky's " •Romeo and French horns, thoup; an oboe-born l't.US CO HIT '91UIDID 1111 Juliet' Fantasia- Ouvertura" in duet in the second movement. in fact. U H J 1U.J'7 llt M PERFORM? troduced by three violas? - and, didn't match up at all, besid~ being HEARTBREAK ... JOOlf J OSTfll • fllll IY Cllll I f ASTWDOO HOTEL tPG· 131 ... 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D911¥ ...... 40th anniversary celebration gave The cl u~house . entryway w.as. a They claim that nobody panics like appreciative nods to the pest, oohs 1940s ~TVicc station where amvma they do at the Balboa Bay Club. and and aabs to big plans for the future . guests were greeted by valets; a berber they have 40 years of evidence and vigorous, enthusiasm for the shop quartet sang away as auests checked in, and the Main Ballroom, "A" Deck and the swimming pool deck all were decorated in period styles .of the decades since the club opened in 1948. In one comer oftbc ballroom was a beach (real sand) repruenting what Dlllr ...... _, .... __ .., the Bay Oub started with 40 years qo, and other memorabilia of Diane an Jlm Slemona celebrate. periods through the years, j ust as there were members and guests whose jitterbugging in big-leg pajamas and Sl.000 for life membership.) One of the hi&hli&bts was the connection with the club dates from Cerbe Feele)' wore a cute black the 1940s '50s and '60s to the present. "I have life membership card cuttina of the six-foot birthday cake cocktail hat and a dress with fur on - the cutters BeYerlJ BaJ, wife of One of the hottest spots was the the hemline. number five," said Jim Siem••, "Drive-In Hamburger Joint" on "A" there with wife Diue. " My fath~r BBC chairman BW BaJ, and Memca Others were in a variety of styles - Deemer, wife of president Tem Deck where "Power Burgers" and "The only thing I remember wearing paid for the membership with the fries were served up by bobby-sox $1 ,000 he won here on a slot Deemer, stood atop chairs to reach in the '40s were full skirts wnh lots of the top ofthe enormous sweet. type waitresses. (Occassionally music petticoats," said Dorothy Yardley, machine." from the Nickelodeon standing be one of the first BBC members. " I Partygocrs included Mimi and Tom " We're gonna party all niaht long tween the hamburger stand and the don't have those and so rm wearing a Cro110D - his father 'nema1 C. and tear this sucker down," an red 'SS T-Bird convertible had the silk pantsuit. Crosaoa was another one of the first nounced emcee (and a governor) Pat seTVers dancing.) " We've always had great parties members. " I have been coming here MkUets. Some of the close to 400 guests here ... all of the big bands were here since I was yea high!" But Ray talked about.building it uJ) went the '40s route with their attire during the 60s ... so many celebrities. Food stations in the cchtcr and in - ..There's a new BalbQa Bay O ub BBC governors Bob Baccl and Tom during the years," added Yardley, every comer of ballroom kept the already on paper. We have taracted ·. llJdaanhoD were in uniform; Beverl)' who was at the table with Normau crowd circulating and .Boward Re 1990 as startina time. We will nave Tllompeoa wore pedal pushers, Bob Keeclall of Corona dcl Mar (his )'llOldt and the Society ior the Preser more parkina. more beach, a ~nd~ BlllandBeTerly Raywtththe Normann Kendall and Badham wore a Stanford sweater {he blC 40 cake. Dorothy Yardley. brother Ken started the club with vation of Big Bands kept them floor rcstaflrant and a new ballroom started there in '48), ,Lois AldriD friends joining for S 125 or putting up dancing. that will seat 600." ~ h • - : We're chumps .a.or c ar1ty :~'\YDmillil~lllilily~~ilillir:.• UBRA {Sept. 23-0ct 22): Puzzle pieces fall into place, you get what you want, (amity member acquiesces to unusual request. DEAR ANN LANDERS: Amen as long as I can remember. ARIES (March 21-Apnl 19): You finally arc finished cans arc the biggest-hearted people in Mom is not your average drun.lc. with n:lationstrip:-T~d SCORPIO (OcL2l-Nov~ 21): You receive mcsHV", the world. Also the biggest chumps. "losing" situation. proposition, She never becomes unpleasant, m is reversed, you being taking in rather than ~!"stantly clues, runts conccmina your "public image." You'll be Whenever a hard-luck story ap fact she is kind and sweet aU the time. giving out. Excellent day for money and rccogmt1on. talking with those famiJiar with law. pears in the newspapers people rush A1111 Mom starts drinking wine while TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Spotlight on your SAGl'ITAIUUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Individual who to send checks. Being sympathetic as preparing dinner, around 6 p.m. She actions, reactions, views. You'll make public appearance, appeared " gentle" is now playing " hard ball." Spotlight an admirable trait. but it's appalling DEIS sits in the kitchen in front of the TV people who previously were indifferent could now on work methods security, peatcr attention to fitness, the way folks send money when they UN with her wine glass and a pack of become enthusiastic "fans." Stress independence, vi- nutrition, diet. Relationship will intensify. have no idea o f how the money wall be cigarettes and doesn't stop drinpng tality, optimism. 1 CAPRICORN (Dec. 2~Jan . 19): Decision is Mcbed spent. until she passes out. . GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Trust hunch, r~lize in connection with " immediate plans." Emphasis on adventure, speculation. excitemcnt..mo't'CJDenL Recently a Miami resident whose can understand tbe desire to respond sense of direction is to be restored before day-is finished. 7-year-old son needed a liver trans Dad says we shouldleavener alone. Someone "backstage" is singing your praises. Family AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Discovery featured in to a specific case tbat tugs at the SO WC do until about I J o'clock when plant received nearly $700.000 from heartstrings. reunion also featured. Leo, Aquarius people-dominate. connection with land, minerals, property. Older family strangers who had read about the boy • we get ready to go to sleep. By that CANCER (June 21-July 22): Display versatility, member is involved, you'll get the money, you'll also have DEAR ANN •LANDERS • : This as a time she has passed out and we carry humor. sense of fitness. Almost instantly circumstances added responsibility, pressure of deadline. in the paper. her to her bedroom. After the child died. the Judge held message for all nervous wi ves who swerve in your fa vor. You could win popularity contest PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): What you had taken for the woman in contempt of coun for have the crazy idea that their hus I have confronted Mom with the and you rni&ht hit financ. ial jackpot. Gemini promineftt. granted could now prove rewarding. Includes work and refusing to make an accoun t in~ of band's secretary is after him. fact that she is an alcoholic, but she LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): You're on solid gro_und relationship. Relative who is restless. dynamic seeks what she had done wn h the contnbu Please, dear woman, come to the denies it and makes excuses for falling despite statements by those who talk plenty but know rapproch~ment. Rise above petty differences. tions. She refused to pay the balance office often. I need a break. Take your asleep in front of the TV. She ~l~ has little. . . . IP..QCTOBER UIS YOUR BIRTHDAY cunent cycle ofS262,000 on her son·s medical bill. husband to lunch. Take him for a high blood pressure and docsn t gi vc a VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Read and wnte! 1mpnnt emphasizes pressure of deadlines, financial rewards, claiming that the hospital failed to walk. Maybe he will tell you about his damn about her health. But I care style, make inquiries. Focus on travel, pb1loso~by, intensified love relationship. Spotlight on marital status, give him adequate care (The hospital ungrateful kids. his awful molhcr-an about it. rccogn\tion of spiritual values.. Unusual offer might career, business, chance to prove that you can handle authorities vehemently denied this. l law and his extravagant wife. I'm sack. I love my momand it kill~ me to see include travel. Member of opposite sex wants more than executive responsibility. Cancer, Capricorn people play " flirtation." important roles in your life. It later became known that the ofhstcnang to him. her smoking two packs ofciga~ttes a . -- woman spent $200.000 on luxury You say I am tryin$ to develop a day and getting drunk everymght. items including a diamond-sapphire social relationship with your hus How can I get through to h~r'! I ring. a diamond-studded gold cross. a band. Why don" t YOU develop one? I want my children to have somcthmg I diamor:id and gold bracelet and an look him straight an the eye. He looks never had - a grandmother. Un- '\ _I expensive watch. me straight in the chest. fortunately oa~ supports her h~bit B ~ARLES GOREN a contract t~at did not prove to be a could have scored for collectin1 11 Plcasc. Ann. urge Mr. and Mrs. B1g Fall an love with the boss? Please, and n_cver raises any complaints ~ OMAR SHARIF great success. tricks at a heart pme. Thus, Eut Hcarted America to continue to be Great Wife, I have him nine hours a about at. Plea.se help me. - HURT- ,encrous, but to use a little common day. That is eight hours too many. - ING IN CALIF. Note that had South chosen to West were aoing to set a good result Both vulnerable. West deals. double, his side would have collect sense. - J.E.L., LONG ISLAND. STEAMED IN PHILADELPHIA. DEAR HURTING: Yoar dad It aa NORTH regardless of what course of action ed only SOO against the 6SO they South took. DEAR LONG I.: Tiwlks for the DEAR STEAMED: You've llad tbe "eum.ler" aDcl )'oa are too, to a letter • 4 wakHp call, bat I doubt that It will last word, IDd Wt bat10D1 ap tlile •esree. ~:i J JO 3 2 lltelp. dl1cu11lon. Tbaokt to all who wrote Bed! of yoa 11tol1Jd go to Al-Aaon ·) AQJ9 Americus are a generous people aDcl teana ltow )'H are belp1D1 )'Hr (on the boss' time) to 1111load several + K Q 10 8 ud dley lead wttll their hearts ton1 of uger. modler ceetia.e to dri.Dk. • Loek la die lutead of Ulelr lleadt . p1teff ltoek ud fiU oat' wt.ere ud WF.ST EAST • • • ACROSS For tltote who have money to spare DEAR ANN LANDERS: I am a wllea die meat meetl.Df of AJ-Alloa + AQJ9862+ K I07SJ 60 Compass pt I recommead legitimate charities, of 19-year-old whose mother is an Q 74 \/ AK ,,_VIOUS PUZZLE SOLVED wW m.e lteld. 'ne• go. t coeld save 1 Fabric 61 ComfOl'ted w~d tltere are muy, but I certainly alcoholic. She has been drinking for )'OU modler'1 life. 0 64 ) 752 6 Trinity 62 Five: pref + s2 + 643 11 Batter 63 Pronoun 1'4 Can. heroine 6'4 Apparel OUTH 65 Garden lool + Vold - Secord 15 Lalltude DOWN v Q986S 16 Ostrich's kin <> IC JO I 3 17 Comic 1 Go-devll + A J 9 7 19 Mass. Unt'll. 2 Flog The bidding: 20 Heedless 3 Herb oenus 21 Art works Wat Nonll East Squth 4 Angrily 22 Make amends 5 Spo.I 3 + Dbl s • 6 I 2 .C USSR rrver 6 Path r.. P ass Dbl Pa~ 26 Cut calories 7 Crake Pass Pass 27 Walked 8 Pothouses 30 Grating 9 Mellow Opening lead: Ace of 32 Touehes 10 Runs ott the + 33 Hoodlums tracks Preemptive opening bids arc like 34 Snag t 1 Aloofness 613-5245 finely tempered sabers. Wielded 37 Associate 12 Ammonia ~ "'"~" Se'IQ/a 38 Parsonage ~,,..~ properly, they can sow great havoc compound among the enemy, slashing lines of 39 Nevada. city 13 Muffled 40 Elee. unit 18 Sallentian communication and laying wa~e to 4 1 Shoe parts 23 T of AT&T _.,,., \ . - any attempt at a constructive 42 Irritable 25 R of R&O 43 Victor · 38 Belgian city •8 Drudges auction. 26 Feast 39 Rescinded To rc.ap the most benefit from 45 Missteps 27 Distant 41 Laughed 50 - majesty 46 Typlsts 28 Oahu chant 5 1 Amerinds this weapon, it is essential that the '42 Cotor 48 Ponderosa 29 Flock leader 44 Chemical 53 Ala partnership has strict guidelines .C9 Sprinkle 30 Doomed one suffix 5-4 Thia: Sp. about what constitutes an opening 50 Quiet lime 31 Flag maker 45 Swing SS Night light 52 Reverences preempt. The o ne key essential is 33 Big wind 46 Gentle sound 58 Grain spike 56 Like: suit 35 Price 47 Cup· Fr that it denies much defensivc 57 Non-drinker 36 Stripllngs 59 Siamang ttrenath outside the bid suit. If you do not have such a stricture, the 2 3 5 7 8 9 10 12 13 r------mcOUPO ______, partner of the prttmptivc bidder is never sure whether or not to sacri t• ftee, lest he is taking a phantom I EUKANUBA DOG FOOD I save. But when he knows exactly 17 what to expect from partner, he can judse the situation precisely and 20 pose hopeless problems for the I ON SALE! I opponents ...... This hand cropped up in a major pair championship some years a10. East was reuonably sure that his panner would not have any defen 32 sive tricks oucslde of his suit. And he knew that his partner would have 37 at least a seven-card suit. It wu 40 lbs • REG . S32. 99 thus child's play to work out that, I I qainst any contract of the oppoii· lion, hl1 side could tc0re only two tricka-tbc ace-kins of hearts. 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''I way FountaufValley · runnina back Kedric Powe is ~dn '.ttll!nkl'd~anyJonarun~bu~tbe. bolewasthere uled to in pnctioe. JUJt like ID pracllee. It was there, JUSt like It should be. It It was a 46-yard touchdown run in the first quarter, turned ~~ the wh~le pme:~ one which ttWreCS momentum for the Barons and Just likili& practioe, when 1t always seems to work. started a Fountain Valley vic1oty in perhaps the greatest , Nobody's around to really level your bead into the biab tchool football rivalry in Oranse County. around. Son ofa trick play on Ibo~~. Fountain Valle}' This is where bloc:kina oomes in. And where Glen Coach Mike Milner bad his offense hne up as ifthe y were Christy, Ryan O'Donnell, Jason Winn. Jim Garvi5ch. aoin$ to punt, only the Barons really bad no intention of 1 • • punllfll. They were just tryina to be sneaky and force Edison to move offside. Player of the Week It didn't work, the Cbarten didn't move. So the Barons banded off to Powe on a shon-yardage play. "We were aoina on the second count to see 1f they Henry Chana and Drew Edbori helped pave the way to a would jump offside, but they didn't," Powe said. "They Fountain Valley victory and launch Powe to one of his weredisciplinedandbeldtheirpound. Tbeydidn'tjump, • finest performanoes ever. · so Milner decided to 10 for it.' · The same play that lifted the Barons' momentum So it's fourth-and.one, tiaU resting on the Edison 46, also elevated Powe to the honor ofthis week's Daily Pilot The Barons, up 6-0 at the time, are looking for Player ofthe Week.. It was one of four touchdown runs for momentum. After all, this rivalry ranks up there with the Powe as the Barons planted a seed in the league standings best of them, which tend to lean more and more toward one aspect - a "The hole was there, 1t wasa big one, loo," said Powe. leque title. "I was shocked. I got tbe ball and rJD for a touchdown. It ..We knew we could beat (Edison)," Powe said. ..W e was just like in practioe, the bole was there. There was wanted it more than they did. From my point of view. only one man I had to beat and that was it." from the beainnina to the end of the game, we we~ all~ Defensive back Dan McCown was the only Edison way up. Even after they scored. We came out and we were player to come close to Powe, who penetrated his way really hiab. I 1tt up, too. But our center (Christy) f<>l throuab the Cba.r&en' liDe 2S times for 137 yards as the everybody 90ina. He's ra.lly high. And after a big play like Barons defeated Edison, 28-21, in a classic Sunset League that (the 46-yard TD run). anything's possible. matc~_p last Friday. "(Edison) is one of the best teams in the ~ but ...... _,Lw,.,.. ..Tbe play was desiped to go bet~n the tackle and wccan't1tt toobiahotTthis victory and t.bin.k thats il We Poaataba Valley'8 lledrlc Powe, abown rma and foar twladowu to~ Barona' to the guard," Powe said. ··And I think the (Edison) tiave to play Westminster, so we don't want to come in wltb Coe.ell 111.b llllner, bad a 46-yard wlD and earn Illa PlaJ'W of tlae Week. linet.ckers were sucked in and they were walled off. (The (Pleue ... POWB'S/88) -=- UClrun-n:er~-Set topu t capabilities-online_ the men in racina Fresno State. and one from UCSB. Fresno State bas decision to do was to rcd-*irt some Jo11 Cross country teams aim to defend titles "When we ran apinst them at, good depth, but O'Boyle hopes the people." O'Boylesaid. ..We bavc l 0,000 meten, we beat them at rest ofb1s crew will come through. some freshmen on the top seven who EICUSOll tnBlgWest, butFresnonarrowsthegap Stanford (Invitational)," O'Boyle The other six running will be are really runnnina well now. We f said."At (Cal Poly Invitational) San seniors Rick Wilhelm and Greg made a decision to develop some LuisObispoacouplewceksago, it Houlpte,junior Scott LaForcc, people and they are tettin& better." This Saturday at UCSanta The difference is that Fresno State wasafive-milerandtheybeatus. We sophomore Erin Mascorro, freshman When the team finished sixth, five Barbara. the UCJ cross country teams has narrowed the gap in what bad found we can run betterat I0 than we BenAyersandSteveirQ!ay, who was points bebindFrano Sia&c, at the will face a tougl'lertimedefendirw become a contest more difficult that can at S. goingtored-shirtbutpve it up for the Stanford Invitational. !evcral women o·&oyJcsaid. ~(Stertiiigof their Bia West Conference titles than catching a greased Anteater. "lfwerunaswc'recapableof team's sake. were not healthy. At San Luis Obispo, UO) should win the conferenoe in the put oouple ofyears . UCI has won three straight and runninJ. we will win the conference " Hopefully, it will help us as a the women finished 10th to Fresno's unJesnbe has a disastrous day. Then The Ant.eaten bave bad their four ofthe last six men's conference championship. We have not run our team," O'Boyle said. sixth as O'Boyle labeled the men's it's a matter ofputting four people up problems in recent weeks, but Coach titles, when it was called the Pacific best race ofthe year. It's going to be For the women, it's been a case of and women's outinp as the worst there." VinoeO'Boyleisconfident the teams CoastAth.leticAssociation, and the close, much closeT than the pest." growing painssince the Anteaters' top team performances in bis seven years Sterlina, a j unior transfer from can ~t ifthey run up to their women's title all five times it bas been The men are led by senior Pete retumingrunner,junior Buffy Ra~ at UCI. Cla.remont-McK.enoa College, has capabilities.. That_aoes for a strong contested on the conference level. bitt, made a move to study abroad in .. Ifwe 're healthy, it be intcrcst been the Anteaters top performer Vicencio1 wbo is considered one of will sbowinlat the NCAA rqionals down O'Boyle looks at the 10,()()().meter the favontes to win the meet along France this year. ing tosce ifcan regroup ourselves and each week. She finished 12th in 18: l 0 the line at Fresno too. Santa Barbara course as a benefit to with two Long Beach State runners "One ofthe thi{lp we made a , raccwbatcapableofrunning." ' (Pleue-UCl/D) B~:a:------:: tt Sea Kings topple· extends El Dorado, 10-8 Sea Kings. goals Oeding, Grantham Strauss and McFarland downed Miraleste•s No. 2 and 3 doubles Edison High grad lead win In battle team5i 6-2, 6-3, before losing to their No. I m the third set of the day, a fact no longer sets limit of No. 2, 7 teams that upset CdM Coach Dave Heffern because the opposing coach slip{>ed on his NFL career Corona del Mar High's water polo his No. I into the No. 3 pos1llon team rushed to a 4-0 first quarter lead without notifying him. BJ PAUL BARTELT and was never headed in defeating "If we get to play them in CJF ...... Ceo: $ ••• host El Dorado, 10-8, Monday in a finals., I'll question that and find out what- the rules are there," Heffern SAN DIEGO' - M.ark Boyer non-leque pme matching the No. 2 said. "He's supl>Osed to tell me before doesn't get to the the West Coast and 7 teams in CIF 4-A. bandandbed1dn't. I usuallydon'tsay often, but wben be docs be makes up Chris Oedin& scored two of bis · bo · · · for it in a bi& way. team-leading four goals in the first a thing a ut 1L Next ume, I thank we First, be and his teammates put the period. The Sea Kinp oontinued on ~ei::~oe against their No. I w;itb San Diqo Chargers away, 16-0. to a 6-2 halftime lead and El Dorado Meanwhile, freshman singles scn Secondly, he made sure there were never came closer than three until the sation Keri Phebus lost ber first tet of enouab peopk around to take notioe. final pl oftbepme. • the season, dropping a 6-4 verdict to Boyei, who orckrtd 60 tickets to In addition to Oedina, Hapn Miraleste's No. I, senior Kimberly the pme in San Grantham and Colin Y • Centurion • Bridgestone •Cannondale • Custom Pro Bikes • Cruisers • Mountain Bikes • Diamondback • GT ALSO ~,,.w..~ """ lllllcA 111«1 c 0 f714t5St-5607 ...... r ~~------A----~-~~---~---~--Oiange CoM1 DAILY PILOTfTueed•y. Oc1otMw 25. 1... • Warriors hold on to No. l ...,_., . l ...... _.. , ...... , , .. IM ranking l • ...._ ,.....,., , .. " l-i--..11-.1 . , • ' - i-....-v.-1 •· I n s c:-.. (o-1-'Y-l , .. u Baron s bypa ss • o-i.. ,.__.., •. , • 1 C...... ~ C4!Nll ~I .. , • ·~ l lell-1 •·J l6 E Ison to 8th t ·-(~ V....,l 4•J n IOa- l-l H I~ ~YI In Division I I V-le (Or-l t+I .. 1.~C -llloiw l •+1 .. JAr- ( ~) • ·0-1 s. He bad three unassisted A S-foot-l l, 180-pound Nash, who starred on 4 l'K""- 10.-Gro.. l l>-H 0 s. 1(...... , Gr-) S- 1•1 • • ta~n, three assists, tipped senior, he rushed for 89 both offense and defense, • trcw (,_•Ger-I S-H l6 pass. blocked field goal ,,....,., _., S·l·l 1' a a yards on 18 carries. scored cauaht six puses on offense .. ,.,.. 11 and ran an interception 62 aTDanddownedapunton and didn' t allow a recep l. T "''"' l- VleWl .. I .. yards for a TD. the Huntinaton Beach 2. • tion in Wamon' 28-6 wan. 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Mills 11• 20 LOl19 8ffcn Potv 3S 6 Mlll lton 71 0 Santa Alie Valley l • 53-Doug Cunningham ( Huntington Beach), touchdown run w1th 11 Cosio Meu 12 J2 OcNn VJew• 0 6 Wnrmln'1.r• 21 NewPON Hertlor" IA " ootball I• Unlvt r11tv• 14 2' ECSIM>11° 21 10 MunllnotOfl lleecfl• 21 7 T1n11n• 17 fumble. · 14 E11encre• 7 O:r.-Wfllmlnsitr• (al H8) cn.-ecs1son• (or OCCI " ~CSM· (ol SA Sowl) • 50-Scott Seymour(Woodbridge), touchdown pass from Fred Schweer. o:i.-s.cscs~ • <•• SA &ow11 N~r fna• (el wn1m1M1w-1 N~ rn. v onev• (e r w~ Nl-Untvenirv• I• • SA llowl) • 47-Scott Seymour (Woodbridge), touchdown run. Datily Pilot selections N-TU1lln° •I UCI RUNNERS EYE BIG WEST FINALS .•. BOYER . . • POWE'S BIG RUN. • • From Bl Jl'romBl ' From Bl our passing offense." said Colts head and relax." at Cal Pol and fourth in 17:34 at covered 1n the end zone and the Fullback Lee Miller. whodoesn·t Stanfo wccksearher. Pirates had held on to the lead fo ra have his number called too often on coach Ron Me)er Powe relax? He hasn' t relaxed all the run. gets the ball when Napoli R nding out the top seven are while longer. Ong1nally drafted in the ninth year. He rushed 21 umcs for 94 yards picks up blitzes. OnceSalurday tl ju · r Nicole R itchot, a graduate of " He j ust finished the play." Work round b} the Colts in 1985. Bo}cr against Mater Dc1 in the season brouV't a 13-yard gain. and the other 1son H i&h, sophomores Kelli man said." He could ha vc slowed only started at L:SC as a scmor and openeT. then picked up l 54 )ards-a Lewis andPaige Eicher. and down and watched him go 1n fo1 the ume 11 would ha' e provided a was used pnmanl) as a blocker. season high - against El Toro 1n a touchdown. Luckily he was faster touchd o~ n passe" ILL IEW 'II ID LEllllS • And 99 cents. tnctudlng tea. • MOfttft dcl I Id end ...... A1.. dull 11112.72. Toe.I of~-- 17174.51. DrM oft 11275.17. On ll)ptoued • (13000/30l132) -':"_; -i'...... ·- . .. OnnQe Cout OAll.Y PILOT/ Tu.day, October 25, 1988 "' Golden West Community college Orange Coa•t players of the week GOLDICNWDT OR.ANOB COAST For Rustlers' U-17 Million For Pirates' 19-17 Mistion Conference Central DiviJion loss Confaence Cenual Division loss toFuUenon. to Saddlebeck. onBND OPPBNIB K•Grta"I .,...... The 6-foot-S. 230-pound The 6-foot-3, 23,·pound sophomore wide receiver out of sophomoretilbt end out ofBaker, Edison Hiah cauaht eeven puleS La., caqbt four ~ for 37 for I07 yards, one for a 3"-yard yards, three of·wbich led to fint touchdown from Mike' Crowe, downs - one oftbole on a third and two as the Bucs drove to a quarter touchdown drive u owe field aoal. He blocked well. rallied. and al~ blockod well. DEPENSE DD'ENSB BWCnft Pal&Mw... The 6-foot, 194-pound , The 6-foot..0, 2~~ound sophomore strona safetri out of sophomore inside line er out Marina H~ ha~ ~ven primary of Marina Hiah had five primary 1aCkl~ SIX ISSl.SlS, one quar tackles, four assists, a fu,mble terback sack, two "Big Hits," recovery and made several key caused one fumble apd one inter audible calls headina up the ception, an4 hurried the passer Rustlers' defensive front. four times. i · • Pat Knowl• • COMMUNITY COLLEGE SeutlllMd .... ltMllkMll. C..... _ • Rec. Pfs. LW 1. Fullerton, Minion Ctn. I Ill 6· 0-0 121 1 2. lkrafleld, Western SI. So.Ill 6-0-0 115 2 3. Glendele, Western SI. No. 6-0-0 102 3 4. ltMC:flo Sent.. Minion Cen. s+1 IS 5 5. Moonlertt, Wslrn SI. No.(1) 6•0-0 12 4 6. ~ . Mlulon Cen. S-HI 51 6 Nl'L STANDINGS 7. Mt. Sen Antonio, Mssn No. S-1· 0 SS I ...... c...... El Cemlno, Minion No. • · H 50 7 t . Anl9IOM Vettev. Foothill 6· 1·0 16 nr JPGA =-: INclln .... 10. Riverside, Mission Cen. 4· ?· 0 t 9 MeMV W L T Pct. PP: PA 1. 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P9ter JKOOsen ~ Mtl , 145 Phoenix ~ . : 0 .500 191 116 JLIDltHI S425,M7 Danas 'l 6 0 :250- T31 166 19. Pevne Stntert S«W:Tft 20. F rec:t COUPiet S31t,M7 6 21. lrua Lietzke AmericM c.• ance 56 22. Jodie Muc:tc:t Wast 10 n 0erv Kodl S341.lt4=~ · W L T Pct. pp: P'A 31 24. LMrv Helson $341 ,714 " ts. Scott Hoch S337,113 Oenvar 4 4 0 .500 167 140 19 2'. Merit O'MHra $322,161 Seattle ' 4 0 .500 141 160 27. Den Polll $303,350 llaldln 3 5 0 .375 174 206 21.llloOTwev S2tt,570 San oi.oo 2 6 0 .250 102 169 (hc>mel 2t. Scott VerPlenll SJH,2'5 Kansas City 1 6 1 .111 102 132 30. erk Wiebe sm,611 Centr1ll 31 . I ll Gleason S2t0,4S1 Cincinnati 7 1 0 .175 236 155 32. 0.nBerr Stlt,900 33Ai11Mot'Mn S213,S4S Cleveland s 3 0 .625 130 116 34. Crele Stec:tter '277,0'9 Houston 5 3 0 .625 174 196 lS. Tom Welson un.216 P lttM>urgh 2 6 0 .250 169 213 36. Meftl lrooks '271,237 East 37. Nlc:X Prlu "'6,300 &uffalo 7 1 0 .175 171 139 31. Den Foramen '263.ltl lt. 0.11e ltumtMlls 12'9,557 N.Y. Jats ' 3 1 .563 182 16-C Miami 0 .500 159 161 40. G-.~ '2S4,f19 ' 4 41. John ~Hey '2'5, 121 lndlanaPOlls 3 5 0 .375 150 156 ~. Donni. Hemmond S243,61S .,.., ,_...... -, ... ._ New England 3 5 0 .375 125 192 '3. Steve -'-I '237,530 44. Clerenc:e ROM 45. Mortis Hetelsky :m·m Paulng off . ,....,,, Sew• NHL STANDINGS 46. Don Pootey 1m:01• ~_a~_G{ Corona del 11ar wyte) Matt llaCI• lwli• on dartnc tile Sea Chicago 10. Sen Frencltco 9 ·'~ellltter-- -<:amllllll c...... 41. Doull Tewtll m::~ look.a for tile open man while El Dora o•a -xlq•'11>-8-mm-leape .tetory Monda SllftdaV'• Gen'9S Sm""'8 DMllen , 4'. Tom Sleckmenn 1206.331 lbms el New Orleen5, 10 e .m W L T Pts GF GA 50. Corey Pevln s20un K.,,..s CllY at ll•lden. 1 o.m. Catearv 5 1 2 12 •1 25 51. Tim Simpson Slt7,517 Atlente et PhUedelPllla, 10 a.m. Kines 5 3 0 10 45 39 S2. Ed Flori S191M9 ClP llilKIMGS C!llcetlo el New E1191enc:t, 10 e.m Edmonton 3 3 2 I 32 35 SJ. Curt Byrum $190,073 4·A Clncll\Mtl et Clevelend, 10 a.m. S4. Tom Pvrtter Sl",454 1. Sunny Hlll5; 1. C... .. Mall S. l.one Vancouver 3 ' 2 • 30 25 5S. Larry Mia• Slll,.476 Graen Bay et Butl~to . 10 e .m Winnipeg 2 3 2 6 19 30 htctl Wlllon; 4. VIiia Perk; S. Fooltlll; 6. Mleml a t Ta~ 8,ilv, 10 e .m. 56. ltooert Wrenn Sll2,0S9 Tuttln; 7. El OorNo; L New"'1 ...,_., t. Ptloenl• a t Delles, 10 e .m. Narrts DMllen 57. Wevne Levi Slll,736 F uie.rton; 10. Mllllk911. PlttSl)uf"gh •t New York Jets, 10 • .m. Toronto 6 3 1 13 41 29 51. Nick Felc:to $179,120 l·A New York Glenl5 at O.troll, 1 o.m. St. Louis 3 3 1 7 21 31 9'. Jim Certer S174,029 1. '"° Velrt; i . El Toro; 1. -.-, 4. Sen Sen Otego ti Seallle, 1 o.m. Detroit 2 3 3 7 29 37 60. Jim .... $173,620 Clemlnte; S. ltowlend; 6. Minion Vlelo; 7. C.... Minnesota et Sen Frenclsco, 1 o.m Minnesota 1 6 1 3 37 '1. ltay FloYc:t ,.. - MMlll L • .._, t. hUilllMI v.-..1 10. Fon· 2• 62. ~Ing .... D.A. ""·549 ...... Westllngton a t Hou51on, S o.m. Chicago 1 7 1 3 35 "".217 Hltlo ldie9I tlrtS -...sar.. tene. ,...Y's GWNS .. 63. lobbv Wedklns SI ..~ NON· L•AGU• l.allen 105, New JerMY t3 Deriver et lndlaneootls, 6 o.m. Wiiies CGI ..•OC. 64.A,._Me9" Sl.. ,354 MltWste IJ, C.... del Mer S T...... 19- P'atrtclr DMllen 65. Fuzzy Zoeller Slllllll lallen el H- York, 4:30 p.m. NY Rangers 5 2 1 11 29 19 66. Sew ldesteros """'4S1'5,202 Ke. Phebus (CdM) lost to Po, 4· 6, def. Ketr, Dellu et lndlene, 4:30 p.m. COLLEGE 67. Fulton Allem S1'3,t11 6· 1, Clef. E. Hel\$0tl, 6·1; hln (CdM) lost, 1· 6, PtllledelPtlle vs. Phoenix et BlrmlllOhem, Pltt•t>urgh 5 2 0 10 .u 33 ... llloO LOf!r S151,n6 AP ToP 20 30 0-6, 1· 6; Kr. PMOul .(CdM) lost, l>-6, 4·6, 3· 6. Ale., 5 p.m. PhlladelPhla 5 3 0 10 36 69. Hettlrwln S1S7,1n Atlante et Houlton, S:lO p.m. Recwel Ptl ~ NY lslandan 4 2 1 9 25 23 DNllel 1. UCLA (lSl 7-0-0 l, 171 I 70. lr1MI Fexon S152,156 N\cFllflencl-StrauH ( CdM) def. Ketler·COl'tl· Secremtnto et Sen Antonio, 5:30 p.m. 2. Notre Deme 119) 7+0 I , 14' 2 New Jarsay 3 4 1 7 21 33 71. Devis Love Ill .i51,n1 te, 6·2, def. K. Henaon· hllerc:t, 6· 3, lost to Uteh et GOiden Stett, 7:30 P.m. 3. SoutMl"n Ce llfornle IS) 6·0-0 1.()16 3 Washington 2 6 0 4 30 36 72. "°"" Melll>I• '150"4)2 hktlOVdluk· K•lser, 3·6; Ac:teme· HOYM (CdMl ...... v- ...... 4. Miami, Fie. S-1 -0 1,024 4 AdamsOMlien n. Tommv Nekallma 11•,JCM tosl, 4-6, 4-\, 3· 6; Frencla•Mendlatet (Cc:IMI SNllle et ai.ert. 7:30 P.m. S. Nebraske 7-t -O 6 2 0 12 22 74. Kenny Knox 1147,a7 won. 7·6, lost, 4_., o-6. Mllweuk• el 8ollon, 4:30 p.m. m s &oston 7S. Jemft Hellet 1144,493 6. Florlc:ta Sta le 7-1·0 119 1 Buffalo 4 5 0 • 37 Q, •AHKINGS Ctevetend vs. Detroit et Devton, Ohio. t:30 7. West Virginia (I) 7-0-0 llS 6 76. John Huston UU,32t o.m. Quebec 4 5 0 • •1 n. Devld Ectwerc:ts 110,512 4·A .. OklallOme 6· 1·0 762 • Montreal 4 5 0 • 35 1. Mlreteate; 2. C... .. MM1 3. Pelol 9. Auburn 6· l· O 706 10 11. Steve Ellllneton 1140,144 Hartford 3 4 0 6 33 7'. Rldlerd ZOkol 1131,131 Verdes; 4. Sent• 8enNlre; S. ROlllllO Hiib; 6. 10. Wyoming 1·0-0 653 12 IO. 111oO Gllc:ter 1131,491 lk-1Y Hiiis; 7. P ...... Y ...1 L SdMde1 11. Arkenae' 7-0-0 Sl6 13 MeNlllV'• Scer'9S 9. w ..tleke AClldemY/ L.A. II. • ._ 12. Oklehoma Stele S- 1-0 .,. IS No 911mes schec:tulec:t • 11. Devld Otrln 1137,ttl 12. C.tvtn P9ete S134,47t J·A 13. LSU 4-2-0 342 16 TMMllV'• 0- 1. S.n Merino; 2. Cuo Vellev; 3. AllOUr•; Edmonton et Klii9a, 7:35 P.m. 13. Ruu Coc:flr•n S134,462 14.Mlchlean • -2· 1 Xl8 20 k TomBvrum U31,n4 4. Dene Hlltt; 5. ~ HI"'; 6. South Tor· IS. Clemson S- 2· 0 217 9 MontrMI et lllotiton, 4:35 P.m. renc:e; 7. Celillbesu; I. w ..tteke ; 9. Atnembre; Chlceeo e t QueOec, 4:35 p.m. es. H.i Sutton 1127,641 16. Svrec:use 6- 1· 0 269 19 16. Mike 10. Arceelle. 17. SouthCerOllne 6· 1·0 251 II C.Jeerv el Pllfsbu«9tl, 4:35 p.m. Hulbert SIU10l9 II. C.-918 S-2·0 In 11 Buffalo et Hew JerMY, 4:4S o.m. 17. Jotln Cook 1125,192 1'. AlllDeme 5-1· 0 ISi Toronto et Hew York lslender5, S:OS o.m. a. L.errv ltlntwr S12S,471 20. Oregon 6· 1-0 151 Wesnlneton e t Vencouvef', 7:35 P.m. 19. L.oren Rooerta S123,6to o...... Other rec•lvlnQ votn : North C• rotlne Stele 90. Jey Don Itek• Sllt,350 DAY•Y'S LOCK•R (.._..,. leedt) - 3 139, Ind'- ff, Brtotlem Young 56, Texas· EI 91. s.m ltendolPl'I S117, 132 DOeta, n enaien. •bonito, 1n a.llco 11eu, 11 Peso 11, Wesnlnoton 16, Soutr-.em Mlulssll>PI t2. MK O'Grec:tv 1116,153 MM bell, 21 medlerel, 1 wtllle - bUS, i '3. ltoc:co Mecllet• 1116,019 13, Cotoredo 9, Taxes A&M 6, Plltst>ur9'1 s. meko .:=, 1 1111'9 llleltl, MO .,_ _.di. Armv 2, Houston I, lowe 1. , 94. Didi Mast S11S,Ol5 M• LANDMG - 1 boet, 16 •neien. ff. Mike Sulllven S114,t44 t bonito, I send 11911, 2 rock bell, 160 ICUIPln. " · Kenny P.,ry S113,5115 DMlien II t7. Tommv Armour S112,7'5 .... ti. wevne GredY }111,536 CltOU COU..,..Y "SlOl,301 1. Norin Dellota St. 7-0-0 '""'IO ~1 ft100. "°". .,11111 Slmolon Tennvson SlOl,Ol2 ...... ldlell .. 2. Eett Tex•• St. ---7· 1-0 7' 5 101. Ptlll lleekmer 1107,15' Cit' ltAMUNGS VOLL•YSALl.L. 3. W•t C1*1w, Pe. •- 1-0 n 1 102. luddV Gerc:tner 1107,013 4·A 4.Teua~I 5-2-0 .. • 1. CemerlllO; 1. c:...e .. NW1 3. Ce· """CIP RANKINGSldie9I 103. Merk l.ve S106,t72 S. Portlend St.. Ore. S-2- 1 64 9 *" l04. Delle Eldlelbereer S104,5'1 nvon/ C.C.; 4. Sent• Arte; 5. Tholnend O.ks; 6. 6. Secremeflto St. 6·+0 59 11 S·A Anteloot Vellev; 7. V111e Part!; I . El Moc:tene; 1. lnl!Mi l. S.nle ..,,,_re; 3. Mlr• Coste; 105. Ired Febel SlCD,m 7. WIMfolt-Seletn St. 7· 1-0 57 2 106. IMO Aoki 1101. t . VelleYj lO. Sen Clemente. I. Jackl0ft¥tle St., Ale. 7· HI 50 3 4.. c.... c111 Meris. w1ua....,16...... '"° ..__, 1• ....._ heclli I. Oo$ Pueblos; 9. O.\fld Grehem stt,017 t. aowia St., Nd. 1-0-0 47 9 J.C. '"-c:I st7,762 ...... ICMlls ..... 10. MlltlH"' COii. 6-2-0 44 12 lllhOP Montgomery_; ... -- Del. CtP RANKINGS WAT9a '°LO 4· A i... Sender st7,324 .... ldlell 11. Ind. 6· 1-1 39 6 4· A 9ufler. 1. Gehr; 2. Hewtlurv Perk; 3. Thouaenc:t 111. 1111 9tltton stU01 12. T--Mertln 7· H ) 35 14 m. e>evld cantoe sts,"2 1. ~Verdes ; 1. ,...... ,.. ...,_., 3. VIiia llOM·UACIUS 13. lloomallurg, .... 7-1•0 34 16 0.ks; •. Mervmount; s. •~ '· 112. Romta 9IKk stS,"3 ~ : 4. El Toro; L UM R .... ~ 6. Sen c... .. ,,., ...... ,.,.. • 6-2· 0 25 11 MerltlOroueh; 7. Sell Oallrlel; I. Euierana; t . Cllmlllle; 7. Senfll AM Vf/leY; I. in.1 t. l.os COtON dll MM 4 2 2 2-10 ''· Nortllem MlclllNn Loulollle; 10. l.one IMch Wltson. ltl. .-1.. twooc:t ltl,231 IS. Mlllenvllle, Pe. 6- 1· 0 19 • 1l4. lobby c.,,,...., Sll,067 Al9mltol; 10. Lone 9Mdl Wiison. Ill Ool'edo 0 2 3 )-- • 16. A-.nv St• • Ge. 6-1-0 17 tit SMALL ICMOOU 115. 8ar""9l'CI Laneer Sl6,IH 2·A CoroM c111 Mer ICOl'1nt: Oed""' 4, Grentt!em 17. cat-Devit 5-2•0 IS 1. MeYflelc:t; 2. Cele; l. Chedwlck1 '- Mltm· 116. T .C: Ctoen sa,t2A 1. Aliwre; 1 W1t•r1.... I. SOUth Hlh; ' · 2, Youne I , _.,., 1, Houston 1. OOelle Mftt: 11. N. Cerollne c.ntrel 7-1-0 13 moltl; S. Vllleftove ,.,._;' 6. u.ny ~ 117. Klltll Cllerwater tn,176 'St...... -1s.M.; s. MMro ..y ;. 6. . Yucellle; 7. II DorMo UllUl'nl 4, ... 2, Fell'• 19. Alhlllnd, Ohio 6-1-0 12 119 7. La Slerre AQdemy; I. Llnflelc:t; 9. St. 111. 0-... Afdlel AmWo Grendt; I. C.la111co; 9. Lom.oc; 10. Sen .... '°' -1119: 20. AU8U't8t19. $.0. 6-2.-0 t Met'Nrets; 10. CMtt Union. 11t. Jedl ..... tl2,M7*·"' Lull. ~ d*d '· ...... l . 0.... - ~eflfofd 11. PlalC NOTICE Ml.IC M>TICE Mt.IC NOTICE NI.IC llJllCE Mt.IC M>TIC£ NI.IC NOTICE NlJC M>TICE NI.IC fl)TICE "8JC NOTICE rtaJC NOllCE T- tornla. WILL SELL AT P UB· Dl'Mii IUtn J'°i LAKE no.r...... ,.. dlrecclon de la corte •I: may be oth«w!M lnletaltad granting of lhe petttlOn. you M011Ca Of ~ punuant lo FOUNfAIN YALL•Y : NO~°' •AU LIC AUCTION TO THE FOR IT, CALIFORNIA ...... Y•...., .... OAAHG6 COUNTY' SU· In the will Of ...., • • Of bOth, itlollld lither llPPMI ., IM - --- Ille Aaclevalop- A-Y - co--· .1 YOU ARE IN DEFAULT HIGHEST BIDDER FOR -~ 471.,_ to Ml • ...... , 1t1M PERK>A COURT, 700 CIVIC of ELIZABETH BERSABE towing and atlle yOUr ob- -· ~ ment Lew of ltla State of _,_ rvnaai- UH. DER A NOTICE OF OE· CASH. pay1ble et llma of Ol"enge Co111 ...,. I,_• ...... Cemet Drive W•t, Same 80RRAYOAKAELIZA8£TH tectloneorlllawrfttenObJec· ~POUllT--=- Clllfornll (Healttl I Saf9ty r~=- :1 UNOUENT ASSESSMENT eate In lawful moeny ot·lhe Delly Pilot October 18. 25, ...... ,_...., ..... Ana,CAll7201 B 0 SIGALA t1on1 with Iha court belOfe YAU.IY.-CY'°" CodeSecllofl33400eteeq.), • eo.t LIEN DATED Febrllary t7, Uniled Stat•. ell righl, tl~le . NcMln'lber 1. 11188 ...... , Nlimt ..... or Tiie neme, ~. and A pa1ilion het bMt1 ft'9d Iha hearing. Your llPPMI· CO-.-TY lncludlng wtttlOul llmftatlon Dally Piiot 0c1:::" ta 25 : 11188. UNLESS YOU TAKE and Interest In the following • T322 a ...... (lllled "° lallphone number of plain· by SANORA BORRAYO In ~ mey be In pareon Of by ~ ANO Heelth and Sef9ty Code Sec- 1Ha • ' ' ACTION TO PROT ECT delcrlbed pr~ eituatad ..._,.._Mell). tlffl lllomay, Of plalnmt the Sl.f94WI« Court of Cell· 'J04M an~. THa POUllTMt tlofl 3:M33. An acooomlC T320 : 0 0 ~~:tto ~\RTz . ~u~~ in=~~ot 1 !;'~:.C, Ml.IC fl>TICE .,::-~ .C:.; ~. :~"":!. ·v:i~ ~=1~1'~::~~'rc>F.9A "'~Y~~~;~c! ~ vALUYcrrv = .~f': · SALE. "' YOU NEED AN EX· 9093 .. lhoWn by map on llWO.I ...... - ..... mero d• talalono d•I BORRAYO be appolnlad .. Iha decHHd. you,,.,.,""' NOTIC~~HEREB Y ~oflhgreamert' . .,. ------PLANATION OF THE Illa M lntlrument No. Boot! (CITACMMUUDIClAl) de• DIAi CAL,INDAMe abOgado dal damandanle, o.,.,.,.. ,.....,.tallve lo 'J04Mc:teimwlth Iha court and GIVEN lhM on T"81d9y No- on,_ and 1¥al6abla °' ,._ "8JC llOTIC( NAT u RE 0 F TH e 421 Paget 11· 12 ot Maps. NOTICE TO DEFENDANT: ,.,a '!, ...... , .... dal damand«'tt• tue no~- lhe •Illa of Ille mall • copy Of 10 Ille pet· vernber 1 , ... et l :OO'p m vtew In .... ofllca of lfte City ------PROCEEDING AGAINST recordl of Ol"enge County, (AvilO. Ac:uudo) Kathleen ..., ..... _...... ll•ncuboQedO. •~ lchael decadent aonal r~raaenlallva .. ' . - n....• .•Clartl at~ Hall, and may •• YOU. YOU SHOULD CON· Cellfornia. Aanahew 'Ou11... The ...... _ w. Bfown. Law Olficel of J . The t*ltlOn requeata po1n1ac1 bW the court .....,.., °'ettie ,oune;.n Valley b• aum1n1ad 1>y any ITlj Of • TACT A LAWYER. The purported •treat ad· CharlM H. RanlhaW Tru11: UM_.. e w ..... Cranor Rlclllar , •ooo aut100t1ty to edmlnleW • foufnoondieffomlha,...Of k,, Community o.;. .._...., pet'IOn. All f.n. •'1•-"0P l On Howmbet 8, t1188, II Clr1IM 'and other common Murton, Jr.; Sid- llllfl llllH - ...... MacArthur Blvd.. WHI ...... under .. lndapen· llrlt ~ of ...... • and - Fountain wteClllWMI .... lmpec1 Aaport UIS Of .. 10:00 a.m. II IM Main En· o.lgn•tlon, " any. of Iha =ney ·; Cel'l 8. Jadlrt. In- ,. ... I 4 • h , ..... Tower, Suha 5500. NawDot1 dalil Adltllt .... atlofl °' b- ,,~"'~!.GO~ ijCHy COunc:ll wit! hold hH ~·n P'•t: ...... trinca: OLD COUNTYtHI properly Oeseril>ad allyanOObaK-MOR .....e ...... hach, CA 112te0 (714)..-Acl(llllleut'*"Yll-tllec.lllomla..-...... _. 8 pubichMrlna_,lhaPfapar..,.foflhaPf and Tiie !c=""t peflOnl ' COURTHOUSE. Corner of abo\19. for which the under· lndul1rles. I Co. Partnenflip ...... , ...... ,. ~ . IOW9 ..,.,.,., ,.,.... no. time fof ...... ,.... Counoll ~ at certNted by Iha ll8V9 ..,.,.._., "" uee Of Sycamore&SantaAnaBfVd. ~ mell• no rapreaan- YOU ARE BEING SUEO ••llileilat lat•I•• DATE. (Fedla) OCT 21 taMIO Mke lftMYacelOne "°' expire .,_, IO tour 1 llllltlrAvenuetocon- Comml.. lon by ~Iha F1Ct1Uou1 luelMH In the City of Sanll Ana. talton Of werr~: 181 BY PLAINTIFF:(A Ud ...... I ...... '917 ~ --- court~ fliOn"'9 "°"' ...... Of IN ...... ,.... Of Iha follow· - ...., on Oc:tober 12. Name: , ... Spof11me• • County of 0r-.. Slate Of T.,._IMM, nla damandendo) FIRST ... II_,...... • .., L ••ltllio °"""' ~ ...... uilnl_..,. ...,_noUcadMO'le. 1n1-• 4lltt. 1•, lrldlaevellebetfof,.. Meeon !MM c.llfornll Callfomle. under the power The pur1)0ftad o.rier of AMERICAN TITLE IN· -. ., ....n~..., --...... lht ...... YOtl MAY !XAMINE Iha ., --...... :.....io. lrid De- -- In ...... omce 11111. • of .... putlCHlnt to Iha*"" Mid real property It Ille time SURANCE COMPANY. a ...... ,...... • Putllllotd °""" COMI .... ~ la ,...... kepi by Iha cour1. "?.!. ....:"'".t.i~ .. ' with ,.,_ ~ to ~ In no. ~ • 11neae °' lhOM c:.naln ~II. oflhaAHllllTtahllJan.-.: CellfomiaCOfporatlon I J 11 ...... ,....~Plot~11.. a . ... to ... notice lo .. a parton ...... In Memoneorp0r..,;,,, I 19¥ororln:Olleillfll0ittae ...... , ...0 ...... : CondlUOna. lridReatrlcttont JERRY A. SALYERS and v...... c~M ...... --.... ~ NOuau• 1,1,... "--·,...,.. Uf"9ea ...... ~may-wlUI 2 ...... AQl'-..,1 ptOCIDHll ...... ,,41.111 ..Couft... l'9COrdad on June 23. 11179 L'"DA K. SALYERS DAft ...... -·••1 ...• ...... • .... T'317 ..., ...... Of Iha COUl1 a fonNI ...... ~ ..... •w-~to dO ...... d Or-.,.... • """""*" No. - Boot1 Sa6CI Sala _. be IMOa 11 -- • ,_ .... • J ...... ile H •w.-i to Ille propoe9d '°' 8"*' Hoeloe of .. fl. .._. T~ of 119 .._,, "*"° ...... _ ...... _. ..-.- tllM Ltd a· ~. ~~·~ = .~"':e~~lf."::=" '""~" .. ~.:.::::.::: P!NQE =:.!.=,=~=:::::.:=:c::T::C.'l:;:.':' :::.::::;.":;.,=.,~ti. of ()I'.,. County, Cati· aw60ft, or ancumbranc.. A....,.,,.._ ... • 'iiililiTi .... II Q I I -- M ffllltfed unlaH an or Of Wf'I petftlort Ot IOCOlil'lt 21 tl71 lrid TOlfllo Hera. '6" • dOn -' ..... Ttllt ....,_ - OM- fomle, Aonllld O. ~ . e 10 .-, ll'le aum Of pelt due ...... ,._ ,_ ...... nt llMl lllJd ,.,__ - an •provided In wtlon 1ff0 ,...... ,-. 10 ..., •• It dill•... In ...... 11f I_,..... LawCorporatlOn, •.,,.._ HomeoM•'• 111 uraes1111. - 11111 aa ...... a•taollan10W.peete1onlrid Gf Iha C...... ,...... _ P'4'Dllf IO'lh'tM. aowt...... , lie•..._ nil••••• - ... tor Oran.. Tr" Con - il•~reblr....,-ltlf-. .. ,...... _ ... ,,_ ••-- -=ftt .,_IOOd.,.wflylNCOde. A,..._.tof ..... _ 1 •a ..., --.:--•"'1allll .... - .....c.M,Clcrld~ domtlllim Owner'IAMn., IN .._ lrid ineer...... _. ~-- oaurt aJ1o111c1 •anl lhe Nattoe""9olu--..troM jlWIC a.. ta,: Lleroflolder under that ••-lluNtflllt°'*""' -. 1e.... •••• ...... ILllAI A•I ...... ,. 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October 21. 1911 • ,: Lr · : ~ r l,.-_ --- - - ~ Election 'BB .Poli. tical. Vote 'yes' on Proposltlon 97 vandals OverlappjnJ state and federal rqulations are the favorite whippina. boy for critics of savemment because the dual decried reapouibilities usually result an wasted t.axpayen' dollan. But ror every rule there's an exception. Cal-OSHA is such To the Editor: exception. It is indeed ~le that in the an city of Newport BC8c1I ~ are Few people would dispute California's record durina the individuals wboR taMe offm play, past 70 years as a leader in protecting state worken from intearity and, honesty is IO ~ health and safety hazards on the job, or that Cal-OSHA was that they must SCoop to vedahsm the national model for state job'Safety proarams. and other &mdbica1 tactics in an effort However, in 1987 Gov. George Deukmejian eliminated to win an electioll. Cal-OSHA's budget. Hls decision was challenged. and a state Specifically we ~ rdmina 10 the appellate court ruled California must continue the program. dam• and ibeft doae to almost all of Ralph Rodhcim's c:unpaip sianL That decision is still awaiting an appeal to the state Supreme Ralph's opponent bas apeciaJ Court1 but Cal-OSHA was shut down. in1erelt orpointiom like Newport Since then, the federal government has taken over 2000 and SPON wbic.b support her, private-sector workplace enforcement programs. and attempt to influence voten There's not much to compare between the federal and throush unlimited mailinas. Cal-OSHA programs. Rodbeim's contributions come from Federal standards arc not as strict as Cal-OSHA individuals with limited moun:es. standards. The federal OSHA program bas fewer employees Rodbeim WU di&mayed to learn that funds ~t for si&n advCJtisin& were than the Cal-OSHA program had and conducts fewer wasted. inspections. .. · In our opinion, nan;ow special. Proponents of Proposition 'Tl point out that during the interest sroups and theii supporters nine months since Cal-OSHA has been out of business its ... have no place on the City Council. federal counterpart conducted 65 percent fewer inspections. Constructive, prosressive leadership · They are also correct in their claims that Cal-OSHA could . repraentina all the interests of New quickly shut down dangerous job sites or equipment while port Beach citizens should be the federal regulati(>ns require a time-consuming federal court aitaia for electin& a City Council procedure to achieve the same results. There's no substitute for member. A person who bas a proven trlCk record of community terVice. There arc other compatiso11SrbuLthc result is the same. and wbo stands for values md b:isb The federal program cannot match the standards or efficiency ideals Sboutcrbe eleCted. That penon of Cal-OSHA, which bad a quicker response time to door-to-door campaigning is Ralph Rodbeim. complaints and better prosecution record. JJM and KA TIE TUCK.ER Cal-OSHA was and should ~ be one of the best From my vantage point at the sink raiser for me in her home. Nonna Newport Beach worker safety programs in the Unite FROM NORTl4 ORANGE 540- 1220 CALL 642-5678 FROM SOUTH ORANGE 496-6800 Check out Today's Class1 f1 ed Section for Details cLAssiFIED INDEX 642-5678 I ...,.,, .... 1• 1 c...a ...... 1122 C.11 .... 1124 Iner• ..... 1111 •:...... lllt ...... • .., ..... Cella... MM PllOllNORTMo..AWCO. 540-1220 IUFFSSPHTACIW Attractive duplex·3 SR, 2 COLLISGEPark;)Br 1'•Ba BALBOA48r. lp$1500 'IH7 *ILlllTIALL* ~~----- PROM SOUTH OAAW CO. • MDO FINT HW VIEW BA. patio, deck, F/P, '8 home. Frplc, dble gar. lrg 1aoo WIYll'11W BAYFRONT Condo 2Br FURN & lmmac 2BA·gar & 2BR 1BA. lndry room. I gar.park view ·$ l6S covered P•tlo. feooed yd. Enjoy breathtaking view• $1150 Bachelor Stps to ocn close to ahe>pa & bUses. TM DAILy N.OT CHECK YOUR AD Linda 721-0118 Grubb & S 1100/ mo. 5S6·0347 & sunsets from this 3BR I BALBOA Coves 2Br, den. $450-$850 'till June We'll accept Sect 1E~~ep~:~~; .· rp:.11~~: 6~~ '* 2 ClASSIFIEDOHtCE HOURS THE FtAST DAY lhe I.nest tn upgrades Ellis Realtors TOWJ:4HO ME 3Br 2-;-;e&, 2BA beauty wlleatures doc!t! 300 S3S-6786 or 67S-6•09 Housing. $876/mo. lr~c . ~a . 0 2 r~one S..Wle M·f ss s.ooo. Call Barbara Spacious 1 Br condo fp, 1.auo. $lOOO tQO numberous to men· BA FR NT C .. Br. 2257 MAPLE 0 2 I oo AM & 30 PM '"• " • • "·~· "' '" • • " '•-· up,...,, w/d, F/ P, wet/bar E'SIO"E Condo 28A 28 ,. tlon. lmmed occpy poss· den, dock for oO' boat. FURNISHED DELUXE 2BO TSL MGMT ~2 • 1 sa1U1aay e oo AM· 11 .>o AM ...... ••• """"' Chambers ""'s·1050 M 1 .. Ible Children & pets OK Yearly $4750 near bay and ocean, fr pl.I au::-:~-:.:.: F ~=~... ::::·. ..; •.':,, .::·.::: ~ar . ona ag Yd, sml complex $1275 526SO/ mo OoUij Nerbst LINDA ISLE 2 story SBr. gar $ 1100 yrly, also cua•• lfry 11r DIADlllfftl • ·• •• • • _.. .. , .., ~._...... 7 4-4060 8- 5 M-F WaterfrHt ..... llt 720-3980 or 76()..5000 boat dock. $10,000 ocean view furn ~BO Quiet bldG on E'S.0., ~u • uc: • •o0" ou o<1M .• ., .,.,. '"" "• ' ...... -."" FABULOUS New contem- llALTHI 111· 1• RU~ WlttrfrHt ..... IM. ~BA lrpl gar. St 100 w/lOl l of wood Aaslgned .. -· '• ,, ., .... _: ·:' .: :"'.:".:.;·,:=: :. ,porary 2BA 3BA condo. _ ./ IU&.TllS Ill· l400 w1nte<. 992·2923 I parking & laundry facllf •-· ,.... • ,...... _ , ... ,,. ~ ~...... '1>anC>f8mte views ocean & ' STEPS TO~ BEACH 2BR ties S5301Mo 938·0552 IVllUILE ... __• ·-' ...... ,.,.~...... harbor $3500 ••EllAYlllCWlllY ~t'\X'I i...1r I~ \ ·11 LIDO ISLE 4BR. ~ With arage Vearl ' . _: - !':.~' ,::,~ ~::: ·-·~· "' ...... · .... "'' LINDA ISLE WlttffrHt ...... Nwpl Hghts. Bek:oun style REALTORS . • new carpel, FA/DR. Lg $10001mo Agl 122-n16 *USTSlll* tlJGEll '"""... BEAVTIFULL y appointed IULTm 111· HOI detached twnhm, 1-yr • patio, 4S' lot. 3 car gr. Evenmg. 7&o. 1755 LG 2Br 1' )BA Townhouse. •• • • ...... ,.. ... • • ..,, .... 1 4 bdrm home w1lh new, 2-car attch. 3BR 21r/ 1ll $2750/yrly 673-7767 .--- - 1 Garage. pallo. laundry ·>:; ''":.. ::::: .. ...,.. den/guest., 1amily and10 Nthebeach. pVtrd, de- 2.58A. Ceram1et1le&OAk Parlllng $IOOO/mo ---- - "9rtH•el•u 21221 room, $850/mo sen8•t11E .. .. .-. • •• • • ... formal dining rooms. per· luxe duplex. 3Br 2' •Ba. cbnts. Mo-to-mo ok, ktds 7141 650- t824 UUT LIC&Tlllm BRAND NEW 2629 OR.ANGE. - 1 ~ ·~· '" '"" • ' lect for eleganl entertain· ~~~: v~\~ · S~Bo;):::: t Cl~~e · rv~~ -. HARBOR VIEW HOME ~~~tT~~~:~ ~~sa~= 2Br 1Ba • large loll TSL MGMT 6"'~ UHi 1-2·1 • APfl 95 ~~mT~epeS:Sa~~o~s ~~~~ 673--0421 or 963-3977 Kemo. 760-5000. 3Br 3Ba • bonus room. us>- looking auracttve Plaza Huge sundeck646 $ l 0i 64i5mo CLISE Tl ALU ABOtJT landscaped terrace lead· Spacious & cont emporary ~Al &V ~raded . g•roener. Sec gate. loVely clubhse ~v ail now. • 11M lff =E 7 7 26 ing 10 the docldor a large 28R 1, 1 8 A 2 story, lrple, flltU'lrWL ·I S lOO/ mo 64 • 5 agl & pool, gym $89S mo. llYI 11 llllS 2Br 1Ba EastStde loc yachl nice carpet Garage Lo \t\X ·i \VI' I~ · \ ·11 I * MUST SEE' HVH New C2._eshlre RE 759· 1877 2BR 11 rBA. close to BBQ, pool. laundry rm II •lllTllll 631-1400 deck Oceanside of PCH. • Ille. carpet, paint, 4Br FIH WSE IUP beach. $950/mo 900 $725/mo. E-Z In. SPECIAL S 1.950.000 I s 1300 Agl 675-4912 l1E l\LTORS 2Ba. lam rm S2350/mo 8 8 aches. Bay 1 r 0 n 1 Sea Lane. 644-2611 149 E. Bay -- - LIKE t(EW. 2Br 2Ba beau I. 1t 760-07 IS * w/ dock-Outet Fam hmes. - ON BEACH 2BR 2BA TSL ~~ ~2· 1603 • New GE d/ w, Stove. & 1 \~;~~~~·.. H~~ . SPYliUSS HILL twnhse. xtra lrg. s1oso.! •NEWPORT CRESH NO FEEi! Agt S48-9449 Fab view 1g deck trplc I *Lllf IEW* - . ~!:~~;':carpet& 9 1 REAL ESl'-lE Spacious SBr 3Ba Lux ~~9~t:S 1 b ~~8 ~,:1ga1~ g' . Townnome 2Br. den, nice OCEANFRONT - Balboa tam rm. pV1 gate. dbl gar Come see the dlllerence, Drapes Home A vail 1111. ·1 $1550. Av.ail 1211 or 3 erl2Ba. gar:' lg sundk, $2 100. 2131928- 1844 completely remodeled. • Closeto3Fwys REALTORS $3500/ mo Lse opt LUXURY 2Br 2Ba condo before. 722-8567 remodeled. $1800/ mo .,..._ t M 2"'Z Beautiful 2BR apts. Pool. (40S.S5.731•nd Sooth 4 -___ $750.000. 63 t-S866_ _ Obi gar, frplc. pool I• NEWPORT SHORES • 760-8618. 673-6148 "" I HI • rec. room. laundry room. Coast Plaza lfWPOllT CREST .S99St M o. 1st & last .sr aBa hse on canal Lrg - -- Ready tor Instant move- • Large Pool & Deck Area 4 1 "IHT I llHHT" W&LI Tl Tllf IUCN + $300_:, 642-5290 lam & liv rms. new c~rpet S~~°le~ ~ ;;~:'~~~o;g~: ~.liB Int Only $640 to $65~ / mo . • lnd1Vidually Controlled 1 1 ny 2 Beautifully decorated 4BR 1En joy CdM at Its best In NEWPORT HEIGHTS 210 & paint Year~ $2 tSO/ mo trplc tng lg patio pool ~ "' t 1uOO.OF~~~N .~~~~~~~:ir:~:'" • fam ily rm. $275.000. this sp•c1ous & luxurious 'B' E. 15th St. 3Br. 2Ba. NEGOTIABL 67S-S447 sec$ t57S Bkr 760: 1468° • •New Laundry Facilltles C!!llBarbaraChambers 3BA 2't8A beauty. garage, frptc. vacant 3BR 2BAOUPLEX /1 1 - -- IPUTIEITS 530W. Wllson lmmed oocpy possible $1200. 756-8558 & a1 10-0n Balbo: B~edc THE BLUFFS-FULL BAY Beautifully lar'ldscaped. TSL MGMT = ~~=~~:~~o Short or long term 1se , P VIEW ... 3 Bedroom. Pe1s quiet large. clean Apts 722-9012 or ~2 - 1603 ' Child & 1 OK. Newport Heights hm 2BR Walking distance 10 the ok Available. $2100/ mo Pool& spa patio or deck Sorry No Petal Gardens • sJ~n od:.ie sH bst 1BA. gar. lg yard. wt d beach $ 1100/ md 1se - Agt 780-1108 Prime locaiion • Elegant Atmoshpere S28 mo. g er hllups, $1100/ mo Quiet sec. Jacll 818·984-2484 - h s' 600 $52S • dep. 1BR mobile • Sorry No Pets 720-3980 or 760-5000 I neighborhood. 645-3698 - Upper 4BA 1• ·BA. 2 car Bae elor home. Secure. Mature Fl• 1111 garage small patio 112 1 Bedroom $65S adults. No pels. 1991 Newpor1 Landing, unl(fue ..... IUITl 44th si $1650/ mo' yrly 2Bdrm 111.ea $805 Newport Blvd. ~6- 8373 2881 Bear St. C<>mef' ot Htl ·1 RUMRC. . . I separate condo. spac dk, Featunng 4BA 2',BA. pV1 Avl now. 213-597-4704 '22IO V&llll&ll WAY -- --- Bristo!. Costa Mesa Rtase1f C11•os I \t'\\ I \'l "'i l I'~ \ 11 2BR. 2BA. dbl gar. proless1onally land· -- - COSTA MESA 11•1..a.12.. aiaerar zllz REALTOAS . $1 200/mo. 548-9909 scaped P•llo & up· Ap11taeat1 M0-H21 mle81iBJIU MESA VERDE. 2BR 18A. XLNT E's1de locatton 3BR grades loo numerous to LJW - • Great E-•stside ioc•. upper Quiet cul de sa0. RENTALS AVAILABLE ' P BA f le t 1 mention This Blulls H' ..... Ital htate Fer Sale ...•-•L.--- • ' gar· rp · rt·P ex. beauty w1 11 not 1as1 lsl11• 2606 1 & 2 Bdrm apts statt &PllT9ll'TS s700+ 2867 ,,.,,ory l . al 10071Shorl term & winter Costa Mesa 212• 380 Woodland $995/mo lmmed occp11 posSlble • I I $61S Gar. C•ble avl Sp8fkllng clean, larg• 498-1936, 75MM83 • i JC •• • tadl I 5850 10 S l 400 Avail 1113· 646"9906 Children & 'pets OK IAnlfW L1Hl1 I 1111 Grnbll w/ BBO. lndry rm Garden apts. Be•ultlulll Mes11 Verde, spacious 1 "'"r .. I ICWI FlllT llPLU Walertr~~~~grr;es . Inc ' Dru Poiat - .2126 Short Of long teim...IS.t. 3er. H~a 600 . s/ f, laundry ,_SQrry, No pels 631-8427 1 l•ndsca_ped-..51rounds JIB...J'.llBA., 2 SIQ!Y, p1t19. lltffrl IOOJ • 4Br/2Ba upper 21s Marine. Balboa Is mc!SliBJIU 28R house • bonus rm, $187S/mo Doug Herbst ~8;~e; ·,7&rJ~~~=~~ie . 1BR Apt Carpel, drapes, Pool &spa, pattosfdec s. gar. W / O- llOOkur(.' I• ACRE {ntl. horse prop- • 3Br/ 2Ba lower 673-6900 1BA. fenced yard 3 blks 720-3980 or 760-5000 _ --- stove. lg fence pa110. garage or c.•rport $750/mo 72l-Ol 16 • ertBacyk. 3BRyh0uare':. t~~~~ S79S.OOO hlHi blatl 2106 TIWHllES to Doheny Bch. Avl now ~ ~~A..V CH ARMING CapeCod ~B r close 10 shopping. av•tl ~~ fm RST SEE 88 ... y.. ,,Fer lt1t $985/ mo. 650~_029 KU"IFU. I 6w751~7te7r0/8yrTlyhuNr·s~Stast. . now. 650-7244 --1 2Bdr~~Ba S81S 2BR 2BA. f/p, new carpet. & Sun 12 -s . 20291 i\etk 1obay. SBR3BA I ,._,-· .. Cypress. Santa Ana Home -car gar. w/ d Ftreplace, vauttedce11tngs.1 Foaatiia=----=--- \t'\'\'I 1,.'l'I' I~ \ II (8l8)795-2965Sun- Tues EASTSIDE- 1BR upstairs. 131E18th S1 646-6816 encl gar .. allblt-lns, nQt H hi 756-9162 A 1 2 9 dbl gar lndry hkup pool -- cableTV hkup.refsreq'd ------shops, $750/ mo. eig s. g · mos a1 $1600/mo or yrly & spa Sorry. no peis. Valley 2134, RCALTORS • New. beaul. 2BR. 2BA. No pets. SS75/mo 3S2 2Bdrm 2Ba twnhse $865 810 CENTER ILIFFS at$2200/ mo 721 - 1196 ' 1 Bedroom $820 s?XCl6us3Br 2Bahomel 115 4912 upstrs apl for yrly lease Victorta. 64S-8161 825CenlerSt 642·•1424 TSLMGMT ~2 - 1603 1111" * . -. 2BR . Den. 1BA I 2Bdrm 2' t Ba $1090 wlfh park-like backyard - w/ofl street parking. -- I TV SHARP & CLEAN 1 & 28 .._.,a 12 675 9168 1 PllllAllC VIEW I SH, SUI, HllF, 1 cottage 2 t 4 Apolena 666 W 18th St 642-4905 in good neighborhood PENIN~ULA Y~AAL Y S soi mo • fR ~~~~s · fs~~ · ~: :ets. ...__tfi:--.... DishwaSher, encl garagie. 1IO SllSnS I Close to town S 1350/ mo I OCEAN VIEW Lg iwnhse $1325/ mo gardener incl • Cute 2BR !BA tower NEW decor. spacious, Ae~s req'd. 147 Flower WWW:::. -=w.11 cable TV. From $635/ mo. EXPAN_?~D . trhemodeledt& Beautiful temod·eH1e! yearly673-5686•• 2 mslr BR. 2.SBa. 2 car 968-2420or963·3048 duplex. sharelaundry No 2Br l 1'tBa F/ P. deck, --CallNOW645-8161- · I Sorry, Nopets645-S5n upgra.,_,, tS proper y , S . 5800 / d 11 unique & different from . home Close to ailing1 cw••1115 gar lrplc spa new paint Hu at Buell - 2140 parking dl w, w ry. gar. n-pets - s IPUTIEm Spar .. lln~ clean 2Bdr'"' · A · Clubs lor ocean & bay """ cpt's 1295' i mo' 955.2717' • • Ln. 3BR 2BA upper Yrly $1500 837-8547 2BR tBA gar 6SO/ mo " •• • alhl otrers '7 the 8 I~1 ts t views Pv1 dock avl. Call 2BA 2BA HOUSE NEW luxury lbr 3ba,pool, du'Pfe11. garage. fireplace. - - • t BA t BA $565/ mo Large ~ttractlve Apts in a 1' ·•Ba 750 All utils pa. 1 et me o ong1n con- , M h 1 Bryll 1 5495 714 Beam ce11tngs. brick trplc 2BR. den. 2Ba dupleK spa 2 garage. walk 10 laundry hook· up, 3 XTIA L5 11R l&YfROIT Wallace Street. C M Call beauttlul garden selllrig. Garage. Sorry, llO pelt 1truci1on. 2bdrms&bath IC ae • f a mily rm . pa1 10 Quiet Eside loc $850 beach Move in allow-, decks. s 1300 w /trplc . sundecll. lorappt 631 -1 879 Pools. garages .!~ pets . 1960Wallace M2· 4~ were added below me S1 27S/ MoCatl NATALIE Pret2adults. 1ct11ld NO ance$129S/ Mo 1s1>dep YILLAREITllS SIOOO /mo675-6565 **lfSAPllfS** !Bedroom~ 0 • TOWNHOUS~ main level Master bdrm S48-6569 or 7S9-6600 pe1s 175 Tulip 6•6-9036 . • 301 lYMAM ste on main level has an Memlt Lynch Really 960 3384 81)~01 Pea 1a111h A small, qutel compleic. 1· COSTA MESA 2BA/ 1'hBA. frpl. ~ pet1D. enl•rged bath area. - • 2BR Duple• quiet. lrg 3BR lBa hse near MannalBACHELOR PAD. almost 2607 Studio S58S 1BR $650 & •• lllO C8J'port. l9o40 altaoe, J&CUZZI tub. sky ltgnts. ON Bay 3Br 3Ba House yard. Iron! uM garage H1 Nice area schools oceanfront $950/ mo 2BR 2BA S850 · Ltk• - 2• $800/ Mo. ~S~ 1eparate ahower & walk· ' Shp. view. deck gar. good area $780 543·A Reing wl d. dtw $1200 2BA w/ vleW $1050/mo ATIRACTtVE 2Br twnhse new & vtry pvt" Frplc, •USTSllE llPLE' an cloMI Highly up- I Cfreai•elMu {OZ21 newly redec orated BernardSI 647-7S40 631-6358or846-5168 1 2eR • Den $13SO •mo near Ferry. gar. patto pool, spa. lndry Isl • ;i ______,.. 1 graded 1hroughou1 $3500/mo 818/ 790-7302 • NPT HGTS loc Lg 3. Br B-R , -BA T h X DOCKSIDE RE 722-9730 lndry Malure tennants sec NO PETS 549-244 7 3BR l 'tBA. ltreplace "' wllarge lam1ly rm &12 BLOCKS TO BE:ACH t RENTALS AVAILABLE 3 · 2 ' · wn se ·1 $1050 Yrly 673-4866• patio. g•rage. 2BR 1BA spaoous dtn1ng /llV1rig rm DUPLEX 2Br 2Ba- 2Br1Sh0rt term & winter 2Ba trplC ~ar patro, Ira rg Mstr 6R. ~-car gar. W&Ll Tl l&LllA ISL - 8A_cHELOA ~side apl pat,lo., garage, new patnl. pet., AU ullla pd area New 1111cnen ap- 1•, ea Newly remooeled S newly decor 0 pets Avl fenced yd. Frplc. W/ 0 , lBA & den. 1' •Ba 2-sty 2Br lba covered parking. Kitchen. patio, qu1e1. c arpet , appltances ' p41ences. inllde laundry I SS29.000. 67S-3286 5850 to 14 00 now $1295/ mo 720-156S hkup. $995. 963-69S6 e.ec twnhme in Bayside lndry rm.Nr bay & beaeh. prllrig, tndry rm No pelS. $950/ $825 250-8002 or $550/ mo. 9~954 4 area & enlrance 10 home - Waterfro1t HtlltS, • Clean Mesa Verde lg RUSTIC 2 tedroom House' Co¥e Frplc. sundeclls. 123 W Balboa S850 S59S incl ut 720-156S 650-5194 12BR. 1BA. new Ber lrom a11ached garage •RARE Fiii* II 3BR 2BA d lw, 2 car gar- Lar Fron• & Rear Yd w/d, 2-car gar. galed Vrly Agenl 751 -3261 • BAY TIMBERS-• crpt, completely re· This IS 1ruly a rare beauty' 4· Plex wilt! panoramic c. age. patio fireplace No re.s Ut1ls Pd comm. pool & spa on lhe • NEWL y FURNISHED • 18R frplc cable pool USTSIH SPIClllS modeled. gw. gr1 IOC ss10.ooo views 2Bddrms w1tn hre· s 1100 No pets 640-2495 $750 Mo - dep 631 -4 147 bay $2250/ mo 240- 1752 OCEANFRONT 1 BDRMS patio ~ar · No pets 39g 2BR 1' i BA. garage, wtd $750/mo 722-7543 1 l\taltors 673-1900 1 •• places an ba1 conies =+ - ' - A a1lable Grea1 location • .$67S 650 .63S7 hkup $850/mo 548--0168 ------'- 11 • 100 $975,000 30•1, Down IiIHI • LAG 3BR 2'>BA. 2·sly,I bviae - 2144 Beauhlul trg 3BA Duplex. ~ 1 Bk 675-4606 W Bay I · -- I2BR 2BA Condo. ~nclOIM '°' · I I L' 1:\: Damon Agt 863-1500 • 0 gar, lrptc. paIto , tndry hk· lurn or unlurn Xlnt W I usl see r f'SIH IEW a&•LH garage, flreptaoe, pool & t ,l·l "\,\. 11 "-J ' ~ I Dys. 642--0342 Wknds. PtataHll 21 7 up Small pel ok S 1300 UNIVERSffY PARK 4Br Bay loc. 2-car garage 3BA 2BA. deck, s 1300 vriY EASTSIDE Sharp & Clean Apl. w/ kltchen. $500/ mo sp•. WShr/ dryr $84 51 ~ . rr= ••l\11' \'\ ------Neweryearly 2BR 2BA 67S-4912 Agt ' 2Ba comm pool I $1500-$1750/ mo. yearly StudtO.kttchen, $60Q Yrly 28R Was her/ Dryer Non-smotter. 642-7334 $650 dep. Not a.,..., S!J 10 11 111R-.• JASlllE Cll-ltstl•r Stt,ltt lttaclt BR A st lwnho se I $129S/ mo. no pets SS8· 1545/d S2 4-6J44 /e CARPORT. PETS OK hllup, pvt sundeck. encl p••ISIH LIYllll complex! * 84S..2454 ------LOWEST PRICE 2 sty 39r ' 3 28 · 2 Y u · NEWPORT PACIFIC 606 W Balboa 964· 8058 gar. $740 /mo. 5'46-9950 ------I lam rm 2, tBa guard gate Bkr 642-3850 1 new carpe1 / pnt 2 car gar Dave 64s.3683 I BLUFFS , · _ __ - -- Jog to beach. 2BR 2BA. RENT FREE TILL NOV. 1 SE.MSA.=ll.~~" ' l 5429 · 900 891• 1702 Agt WELL furnished 39r 28a 1 w/opnr, OIW W/ D pool - - --, - 3BR 2'hBA. enduntt,pool. 3BR 2Ba steps to beach. Easts1de 1BR Cottage, lfreplace, patio, 1BR Lg2Br2Ba ln 4-plex, encl · _ oceanfront S 1600/ mo I $1 000/mo. 839-9673 ! Univ Pk . 3 BR. 2 '• BA. 21 mi nt cond. garage. great oondl Carport. lrplc. encl ~ho, lndry. w/lott. view, iaouzzl. gar. hkups. d/w, p•tio. 2Br 2Ba c1os\! to ocean ELEGANT new 2Br 2Ba 2 car gar. 19so sq ft. pool,! s1 42s1Mo 760-8384 Agt balcony. appil, lndry. stor811 rm, 50 + 750 From $950. Utlls pd. S79S+ SSOO dep. Ellis nr I SPYliLASS HILL 4 s COLDWeu Br 3Ba Lux Home Lse $900/ mo 81-8144 6-9392. cargarage yard d /weic l$ac .SOvb cl. neaNrby BLUFFS Condo -3Br $1300/ moyrly 673-2880 sec. s-72l NOPETSI 631·6107or855-0665 Bch. Nopets. 540-4484 S 3 BANl(eRO 11 1 1 1 1 5950 sf~.~ . :;1~~~ Ct- rou •erMu 2122 1 ~~ P!i4~nJ!· 2 .~~~i· 1.1 6 44-7220/ mo 1 oryr l7S4ease-7781 011 ~';1~~ : e~da~~~/'P~· 0~p •-...... --~ .... ------. WANT OLDE Cd_M_ prop-: 18A duplex. wood R house Den. dble gar.' 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