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Flood Suits Ilb Residents Seek Damages from City, County, Flood District . • $6 1J1illion ID flOod suits ilB residents seek damages from city, county, flood district • j 1111•11 Cllll: •I .. ' c11m11n111 MONDAY. JUNE 6, 1983 OH ANGE COUNTY C A LI FOR N IA ;:>c-.. CE NTS ............................. Karen Johnson, 19, modela her new crown u ~aguna Hills boy faces murder rap Miu Cotta Mea. Arraipment scheduled Tuesday for youth held in shootings of adoptive parents ment Saturday morning and laid he abot bJa mother and father, ii betng held at Orange C.ounty Juvenile Hall and will be ar­ raiped Tuelday. aald Oranae County Sbeljff'a Lt. Wyatt Hart. · The body of John Lampui. 60, ,FV school trustees P.olice seek 3 men ;£ace voters Tuesday in ·Chino slayings 30 residents ~ape condo blaze in BB . CHINO SLJ\YIN GS • • • From Page A1 I ~AlWanen. The area la about five miles from the California Institution fOC' Men at Chino where one inmate · e.caped Thunday and another Sa~ Mid lheriff'• D&pqty Chief Gene MaJon.. He declined to reJeMe their names but said investip11on wen checkina out any pc-Ihle connectibn to the ~a Deputy Jack Wa1ld.na deecribed the murden as "Man- IOll-etyle, .. referring to the 1969 •T.-... ""o.... ..... \' ' cult murders of pregnant actreea z='*..::rra.:, ..................... Sharon Tate and four others by "In re1tauranta, they .. , tra okay to lmOk• In I Cbarlell Mamon followen at a provide ..... ..,.._ for Laurel Canycin a prlv8te ~ but In a room bou.e. emok.. I tf** they Cln do But Tldwell said: "It was not ··=---~ Ira going to affect for oftlcel.. I CM ... rituallstlc at all. just very brutal." the..,.. eorneone,. the amoker ahould J He said it appeared there had "you're lltting a tN feet..., moye Of ~ dwtng • who'• amoklng, been • struggle. trom aomeone break. Ctaan lhould be tt can be dtaturbtng." MK>ked '"nliere was blood all over,'' he at home." said. Eight-year-old Joahua Ryen was listed in stable condition today at Loma Linda University Hospital where he was flown I ., FLOOD From Page A1 FV RECALL TUESDAY • • • ' below the level of the stonn control channel From Page A1 , Orange County has jurt.dJctioo 1 ~ flood control dwmela but faWna to comply with the aptrit of · support of the trimeea. Flood said the city must share. the law In OClmeCtion with achool "We bad to tum ·away ~ buslne.a pncdoa ·' responaibOity becaU8e it should people~ became we bad have ensured that the channel The trustees have denied the8e a1rw1y n our cloor-to-door w lined with uu:nte and made claimL They contend that CARE drop-off drive," he md. 'Tm flood-proof. repraenCll a llDall poup of dla­ convinced it wm be a :WndaJtde fOC' gnmtled perenCll who ~ our Dde touaorrow.'' with the acbool board'• dert"9N to dme some erhoola md tum CuoJe Dunn. who bellcia the ..........fnlwtlltRcH9f. CARE poup, UC> IUd her com­ Blaze kills others Into mlddle achoola (Vades ~ lix through eight). mittee bad a ltl'CJaC turnout of ...• law'•.... • good one • • Boch lidee in the emotional volunteers over the weekend bec91• tomeorte ...... bed one, mJures camPllen are predk:tlna victory "We bad a good feelinl out habit ahould not lnftuence 'I\aday. there In the oommunity," she othen. Smok.. lhould go four in Tustin Jay Stout, chairman of the No said. "'I don't think it will be a out8lde or tn another room.•• on Recall Ccmmittee, aid many cio.e election at all. I think we One man was killed. four residents have stepped forward in will win nicely... people were injured and 28 evacuated after,. ~ broke out in a T6stin apartment complex ~~~t~ Tbe fire, wbk:b investipton believe WU anokin8 relateci. cauad $1~.ooo damagie to the 12-unlt Cedar Glen apertment complex, 15811 p...dena Ave.. enauJ.fing two apartment units and damaging a third, said de­ partment spokesman Chuck • Murphy. Orange County coroner'• depu­ tiee were not rele rtnc the name of the dead man early today pending notification of oat of kin. The victim Wiii 66 years old. His roommate, Edpl' Peden. 40, WM bu.med on his neck md back when he atten1pted to nsue the man. Orange. C«mty Red Cr'Cm offidala laid. A190 injured were two netch­ bon, who jwnpetl from their uPltairs window to safety. Treated at Tultin Cwnmunlty Hospital for minor bicentlona were Anita Milla, 29, and TaQe:1n Mctodsh, 19. Oranp County firetiaht.er Henry Ramires epcatned Im elbow and w. trea1.t at tbe ICeDe. Murphy said. It took 39 firellOten about 30 mlnutel to control the 1:61 L.m. blaze, - added. 'lbe Onnce C.otmty Red Crom • homed about 28 people who were !. tMk!Uated from the ecene In a I abeJfer at the 'lWdn Canmunlty u. Center. ·: ~~ ,.......,... ...... _,...... ..... ,,......._.__... ......... --~ :i: ~t,t~ ................. ...._.,.. ...... ,...... .... ..... Haatiapoa Beaela ...............................o.9*•* ..,,_ ··--=llllllllJt....... ...... ..... ...........a.y .............. .,,.,.... ... Orange eo.. , DAIL y PILOT /Monday, June e. 1813 NATION WASHINGTON (AP) - '1be President Reagan honors Susnne ~ today uDheld the ~tutkmality ol '1ie 1880 plane crash mystery hero windfall protlil tax Clll aO wbkb prodw. bWMm of cWlan In ., ......... ...... annual revenue. WASHING'rotf (AP)-Ptelklellt Re.pn today bcmcnd the 9-0 Im Adand Wiiia.. Jr., widely beJJeyed to be the mymtery hero The nillnl removed~ doud n of uncertainty from tbe tax, of .. J-. 11. 1881, cnllh of the A1r J'lorlda jttlinel' ~= .....,,, frcm NaUana1 Airport 1n a whkb bed been dilc:8red un­ w...... canttitudoDal by • lows court. w;o...._ 8-.n ..-Oted the U.S. eo.t Guard UfillavlM ~ JIOIUl....,,..wly to Wllllalm' mother, Virldnla L. ,,.. p•nnwrt •• aDow9d Wdllra.lD•OrilC>ftlm~ attended by W'lWmS father to colJ-=t the ta delplte the lower and W- ... IGn md dMalbtm. 'J'be DlyMery hero WM ~ aourtruJJnc, pendb\I the outlcame ,..., ~from the a'Mh lite. 'l'be White &u. aid a CoMt ol today'• cue. G\lll'd iawmtiptlon canduded that the man w. Wllllum, 48, ol The levy pl'Oduced an ..U- Atllmta. I l 138 aeized in Sborebam protest Spring weitther Sliorehun N.Y . - MON than 100 ~were hand­ Broadway cutt.d, phot;ocrapbed and canied or dragaed to tM*s to answer blitz continues I chartea of violaUnc a court order' apimt 6emotwtratiom at a mdler comtnactlon Ii~. Mast of the 138 demomtraton teized all fur and Stonm dumped almost e incbea ~Suf.fo1k County police and taken to police headquarten of ratn and bail the .ue of at Ya were given Ucketa for later appeuances on charae­ buebelll on parts of Texaa and ot clmarderly conduct and treepuling. But 35 prot.elten remained Fierstein eome build1nal were damaaed by 1n court cu.tody alter they refuled to identify thesmelvea­ 1 NEW YORK (AP) - "Cata," blah wtnda OI' t.orNlidoes durinc &mday'a m.m arreata followed a .. Nowhere to Run" rally by 3,000 a t, while temperature. people on a nearby Lone bland Sound beach Saturday. ~ milllan Broedway extrava­ pma hued on poesm by T .S .. to record Iowa ID 8eYeral mtemdU.. El.lot, pmered best mUlicaJ ) Prosecutor deseribes lcilling of 13 amona lta lleY9l Tony A warda, Showen and thundentorml WD..KES-BARRE. Pa. - Showing them an AR- 1~ automatic while the IW'prillna ''Torch Bone 1presd alone the EMt c.o.t and I .-.i. • pnmec:utcr told the jury today he would prove that a 'I'rilolY'' took home two awarda, uver the lower Great Laba, former prta:Jn IU8fc1 deliberately killed 13 people, includ:ine five includlna beat play. ' ac.nm the Lawer w.m.tppt Val­ of hll own cbildrm and the four women who· bCll'e them. ley and much of Texa DMtrict Attorney Robert Gillmp6e Jr. dea'ibed bow the F~ Bro.dway shows A few abowen linaered over were for awardl f« the ldllfnca occurred last Sept. 25 and the relatklmhipe of the vk:tima the northern and central Rndd- ...., t ended May 1&. The to• the defendant, Geoi'ae Bub. The 40-ytl9r-old Bub II a Tony Awards. equivalent to Hol­ 'lbe heavy n1na that had fonner state prtlon suard who had aerved a1JD09t etcht years 1n lywood'• Olean, honor the pelted eMtern C.olondo the pMt pNall for an armed robbel y be committed • a teen-aaer. Japt c}a. of neerly 700 theater two days wwe ralainc porUom of of the vtctlma were killed in a aouth Wtlkee-Barni houle and a profeadcn:tla the South Platte River to flood bymnder ..,.. lhot to death on the 111.dewalk when be attempted Nae· "Cata,••• Britilh import and the to ftee. ti.uh flood wamiJ9 abo were mast costly en.dway lbow ever, poat.ed in parts of Teua - rain al8o won b.t book ot a mamlcal .fell owr much ol the northern STATE The award w .ccepted by two.thirda of the state. Valerie BUot, whme late bu. band'• '4())d Pc.um'• Book of ·Habib WJleB Syrians to leave Lebanon Pracdcal Cata" poelm provided lta lyrim. RFK death BEVERLY IDLLS - U.S. apedal Middle F.ut envoy Philip • • HabO> •ya be'• optimistic that Syria will pull tta forcea out of niot and oon1pcml' Andrew anniversary , Letww.m wtthln two or three montha. He told American Friendl Lloyd Webber lhared a Tony f« , ol Bebnrw Untvenity on &mday that "it would be in the lntete.t. best acore of a mUlical "Cata" di.rector Trevor Nunn won• bat unobserved I of .,_,. If fN'ft'Y force external to Lebanon (tncludina brael) would set out." di.rector of a mulica) , Be .aid the continued pre11!DOCi of thoee two foreign powers Harvey Flentetn won twice f« ·ID Lebanon w.
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