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Exceed County Projections The figures, which are preliminary and must be approved by SCAG's executive committee, exceed projections made by the county and indicate that Orange County will be the fastest-growing of 24 subregions in the area studied, which includes Los Angeles, Ventura, Santa Barbara, Riverside, San Bernardino and Orange counties. According to the figures, south Orange County roughly, the area south of the Costa Mesa Freeway would capture 13.6 of the nearly 6 million people expected to settle in the area by the year 2010. And, since all those people will need homes, an estimated 350.000 new housing units will be built in the area for them. MamieGlass Omette Sets, Rattan Dinette Sets and more! projected growth is due to the effects of immigration," Gayk said. "We don't make the same assumptions." The county's projections have been "right on track" in recent years.

Gayk said, adding that he saw no reason to believe that the new SCAG figures are more accurate than the county's numbers. The Board of Supervisors has asked SCAG to justify its higher forecasts and prepare a paper explaining the potential financial and planning impacts of the forecasts. Want Hard-Core Figure "We're asking them for the hard-core figures behind the facts," said Christie L. McDaniel, an aide to Supervisor Thomas F. Riley.

"There is the perception that south Orange County is growing fast, and we don't want to perpetuate that more than it is true." The figures will undoubtedly be revised as SCAG's executive members, made up of elected officials from the counties and cities that make up the association, prepare the final report for 1987. The report will be the chief document the group will use in addressing regional planning issues that range from housing and transportation to air quality and social services, Oshimo said. North Orange County, in contrast, is expected to add only about 260.000 people and 140,000 housing units in the same period. The new SCAG figures for individual counties and subregions were derived from a study released last month that said the entire area's population would jump 43 to a total of 18.3 million by 2010. The study projects greater growth for Orange County and the region as a whole than did the previous SCAG report because it incorporates new assumptions on legal and illegal immigration flows and birth rates for different age and ethnic groups, SCAG senior planner John Oshimo said.

For example, Oshimo said, illegal immigration into the six-county area was projected to remain at about 46,000 people per year 85 of whom would be Latinos with 64,000 more immigrants coming legally each year. The earlier SCAG report projected a total Orange County population of 2,830,000 in the year 2010, about the same as the county's own estimate, county demographer Bill Gayk said. The new projection brings Orange County's population over the 3-million mark, to 3,097,000. "They use a different methodology than we do, and a major chunk of the additional LmmotTocKi RATTAN SWIVEL ROCKER Upholstered in long wearing fabric DEPT. STORE VALUE S17I BRASS 'N GLASS SWIVEL TABLES End.

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c'UPTO OFF FICUS TREE AMU it LANI received a letter from Deukmejian asking for his views on a number of cases. "Reynoso responded, based on his reading of two U.S. Supreme Court opinions, that it would be unethical for him to talk about specific cases," said Neil Rincover, the justice's campaign manager. Deukmejian spokesman Kevin Brett said the governor had only been trying to "to examine the analytical skills, reasoning abilities, qualifications and concern for public protection by prospective nominees." Speaking to reporters, Deukmejian denied Bird's charge that he has established a death penalty quota that allows him to support Justice Stanley Mosk, who has voted 17 times to impose the death penalty, while Grodin has voted to affirm the death penalty in five cases. Deukmejian dismissed the charge that he is exploiting the death penalty issue to propel himself into national politics.

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