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Home My WebLink About1977-04-20 - Orange Coast Pilot• • l .Jury Gets Confilcting Taies First Aid Fails As Lagunan Dies n Dead-on Crash DAILY PILOT •· * * •.toe* * * , WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL 20, 1977 llOL 10 NO 110, 4 SECTIONS, W PAGES I ' ... .., . ..._ Tom Thumb's Pal Kalind. a PYJ.!lllH' dump. is a new arrival at San Diego Zoo. /\. wel·k old. ht· weighed three pounds and measured a foot long at birth. Ile as named for his mother, Linda, and his father. K ~1 Trainer's thumb in foreground gives an idea of Kahnd 's s ize. Laguna Man Dies In Head-on Crash Despite roadside emergency aid by doctors, paramedics and a nurse, a Laguna Beach motorist died Tuesday night al Sad- dleback Community Hospital following a headon collision on Laguna Canyon Road.in Irvine. Marvin Pina, 38, of 242 Woodland Drive, died at 8 p.m. following about an hour of emergency procedures at the scene of the accident. including an emergency tracheotomy. Pina was still alive when Insurance Halted YUBA CITY CAP) -The Yuba Cit y Unified School District says its liability insurance is being canceled in June. District busi- ness manager Don Medley said Tuesday the United Pacific Reliance Co. told ham the can- ,cellalion had nothing to do with 1~he May 21. 1976. school bus crash gn which 28 persons died paramedics rushed him to the hospital, but officials say he died shortly after his arrival. The other driver, John William Hopton, 50, of 355 Pine Crest Drive, Laguna Beach, was treat- ed and released at Saddleback Community Hospital. His in- juries were described as face and leg cuts and possibly a broken foot. According to Irvine Traffic In- vestigator Pete Linton, the col- 1 is ion occurred on Laguna Canyon Road about a mile south of the San Diego Freeway in· tercbange. Linton said he ls · still In· ' vestigating the crash, but that it appe'ars Pina, who was driving a Volkswagen "bug" northbound, strayed over the center line and collided with Hopton, driving southbound. Hopton was drtvint a small Buick. Both cars were destroyed. According to Fire Captain Paul <See CBASH. Pa1e A2) I Seizure Of Tapes Blasted WASHINGTON CAP) Ra{"hard Nixon's lawyer "-ilrned the U S Supreme Court today that af it upholds the ~overnment seizure or the former president's tapes and papers, the s ame thing might happen ~ome day lo the Justices' own pcr~on;il t.locu- menu. "Ir one bran{"h of the govern· ment can intervene an the de· hberahve funcllon or the other. then surely there as breac·h or th<• . ~eparat1on of powers. · Herbert J M 11ler told the rourt The arguments before the high court are the fO<'us of a fight over who rontrols the Nixon papen lhal has gone on in government l'ver stnCC' Nixon resigned an dis· grace Aug 9, 197' The court must decide whether Congress acted within the Constitution when \t directed the seizure of nearly 5,000 hours of White !louse tape recordings and 42 million pages of documents with the intent to make them public. After hearing arguments today from lawyers for Nixon and tbe government. the court will de- cide before its term ends in June who owns the nearly 900 reels of tape and 42 million pages of docu· ments. A three-judge federal court in Washington ruled against Nixon. deciding that the Presidential Materials and R ecordings Preservation Act passed by Congress in 1974 gave the govern· m enl 's General Services Administration control of the r~- cords. The act opens for public access all the presidential material, subject to GSA regulations . Those regulations have not yet <See NIXON, Page A2> HEARING A.JDS SOW RAPIDLY "I aold them both Immediately as soon as the paper came out." That's the testimony of a Hunt- 'tngton Beach man who placed this classified ad: Belllone Hearing Aids, over ear rfght, and lefl over ur $25 each. Coll XXX·X~XX So, if you have something dif- rerent to sell, call 642-5678. The Dally Pilot is the ,._c-e to ad- vertise aloni the Orange Coast. ' II • Nixon Attorneys Warn Djgh Court On Tape Seizure e Evidence Split Did Diedrich Bully Airwest? By GARY GRANVILLE DI IM Oalh Pilot Stall Transcripts of secret Grand Jury testimony s how that Hug hes Airwl's t officials d e nied that Orange County Supervisor Halph Diedrich pressured them for political campaign contributions However, a former aide to Supervisor Thomas Riley testified that the same officials told him Diedrich threatened to "bloody up" lhc airline if they did not contribute lo Supervisor Philip Anthony's 1976campaign. SUCll DISCREPANCIES sweep through more than 2,000 pages or testimony covering the Grand Jury's investigation into alleged campaign regulation violations and possible misuse of office infrac- ltons MANGERS CON RAO Center stage throughout the bulky transcript is Diedrich, himself a witness in what 1s now an ongoing five· month probe. So far, two mon have been indicted on perjury and perjury relat- ed charJ(es connected with their secret testimony. But in the cast of players who swing in and out the transcript pages, indictees Loran Norton and Martin Kirschner are bit players. THE COLOR SCENES are stolen by such characters as former police informer Gene Conrad, who, according lo testimony, last year had a hireling dump $30,000 in cash on lo a desk to prove he could afford to buy a $325.000 house. . And the scene stealing dialogue comes from sue ~ Jury performers as Assemblyman Dennis Mangers (D·Hunllngton Beach). After watching a Diedrich political power play from the supervisor's office. Mangers testified: "IT WAS OBVIOUSLY a display of power and it seemed de- signed for us ... to make some impression. I must say it did to see that kind of rather awesome display of power." . Intrigue enters the Grand Jury drama when Norton on his way to a perjury indictment is betrayed by his closest ally and fellow former Santa Ana policeman, Gary Newmeyer. It all began, according to the transcript, last Nov. 22 w~cn former Planning Commission chairman Shirley Grindle walked mto the Grand Jury room. · THOUGH MRS. GRINDLE has denied in interviews that she was a sworn witness in a criminal investigation, the transcript shows that she h¥ice testified before the jury as the probe 's opening witness. · . Jn her testimony, Mrs. Grindle took roundhouse swipes at Diedrich. county Environmental Management Agency Duec:tor George Osborne and the super agency Osborne heads. In a series of allegations, the former planning commissioner charged: -DIEDRICH with four ~peciric instances of masterminding special treatment for favored developers. --OSBORNE and his agency chieftains with distorting Planning . (SeeAIRWEST, P11eAZ) o. Problems- Reported ReIDoved By TOM BARLEY °' , ... Oaoly PolOI Sl•lf Negotiations that rould lead to an East Coast ronsortium replac- ing the Mobil Corporation as favored candidates in the bid to take over the Irvine Company were under way today. The group that includes auto billionaire Henry Ford It among its backers wa:. talking with the .James Irvine Foundation while final argument:. were under way Tuesday in an Orange County Superior Court trn1l. The tnal of the lawsuit filed by Irvine heiress Joan Irvine Smith against the foundation resumed today while foundation representatives and lawyers for the consortium attempted t6 el1m1nate what h ad been described as defects in the ~roup's $302.9 million bid for the Irvine Company. The offer is s aid to be financially superior to the $281.9 million all-cash bad filed by Mobil . But until Tues day Foundation directors had argued that the Mobil offer was by far the sounder financial arrange- ment. A spokesman for the founda- tion commented Tuesday night <See FORD, Page A2) Coast Weather Low clouds and fog tonight and Thursday morning. Hazy sunshine and cooler Thursday. Lows tonjght 50 lo 55. l lighs Thursday 62 to 72. INSIDE TODAY Atlanta's lovers' lanes .ap. pear to be stalked by .a methodical killer who has claimed three lives since January. See P.age Af. ladex Al Vtur S.,.,I<• Al4 •••ti"'! •• l M 8eyd AIO (atlfern1a AS.BS C.'"" AU (laUltl.. 01 It C•mlu CU c .. u..... cu 0.alll NeCl(M Alt ,.............. A• 1,.1 ... t.tt ........ Ml l'l,.oce AU U l'Md Cit• ,,., ,,,. ht-., " ..... _ CJ A1111La~ CJ Mnl" ••·I M11lual I'-• A14 Nel4 ... •• If-• A4,8S On11•t (Wl"ly A 10 ........ CM \ylwl• 1""1or AU ~· ., ... Or. 11.tftC...... All Sle<lt M#llt'll All Telwl\IOll • AU Tllt•t.n 96-1 WHtllW A• w .. ld H~ A•,U .. A2 DAILY PILOT S weonesday Apri l 20 1977 Gro~ho Jtlarr Case f'rotft Page A I Judge to Rule On 'Threats' FORD ... th.it his bo,1rd l>ltll requires proof that Ford can put up his share of a guatanke that would g ive the.• foundation $2 1 m1 1l1on in dam~1ges 1f the $302.9 million deal thrl not go through . OthcrWJsc. he s aid, the founda· lion seem l> certain to accept an oHt•r wtud1 would include $75 m illion in 1·.1:-.h and a nuri'lber of St'<·uretl hank loans und pro IJl'rt11•s lhal \\ould m ake .up the b.1 I ,11H'l' of the purchase pric1..•. SANT/\ MONICA IA P) - Grouc:ho M arx's fl•ma l e managcr-C'ompanwn has ~l'l'n described alll'rnatl'ly ..is auuMVl' of the 86-ycar old <'omcd1an and ;.is the only person who could ('hcl.·r him President Takes Heat WASll!'l;GTO\l !\Pl Pn•s1dl•nt C:.11 t1·r. prt•pJ1 ing to spt•ll out dl'la1b of .i tough l'lll'rg\ pol1n 1s t1•ll 1ng ('ongn·sl> thJt h1· wilt s ho u Id t' r th 1· poll t 1 c u I blame for al.kin).! 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'• .,. t\ l'ftOfllllf'l, ., """" \4 \') ,.,..flll"'-</ m I I• 'f O"\t•!'\.1110"'1 u 10 "''"''"' " During a thrt't.'·day lwarini:. at torneys for Marx's son Arthur have attempted lo :.how that Erin Fleming, who l.eeks to become Marx's permanent conservator. may pose a threat to his health. Superior Court Judge Edward Hafeedie said that h e may rule today on whether there is enough P\ idence of danger to M arx's hfe to rt> move or sus pend Miss Flem- rng. Rafeedic denied a rec1uest by the woman's attorneys t hat th(' m.1tter he.· postponc·d so they l'Ould prepare to "defend Miss Fll·mrng quill·' rgorously " On Tue:. d a' . t w o n u r ~ l' ... tl·-.11f1l'd that :\I1ss Flcmrng '"'as ..,o JUUS1\e that l\tarx shook 1n frar. and one s::11d that M 1ss F leming once blurt.out "I "1s h he would die " :\l1ss Fleming. l\tarx's comp<1· nwn for seven years. also gave· him trunqu1l111:rs that were not pn·MTthed by his d octor, both \\ 1lnt•sses tesltf1cd. Yet the comedian's longt ime ph~ srcian told the court Miss Flt· m 1 ng provided '·emotional :-.tinrnlatron" a nd cheered lht· pa· l 1t·nt when othl'CS could not Hrll('(f hv Arthur M<.rrx's al turnt•\S as 'a · 'surprisl' witness." reg1siered nurse Jean Funari testified that :\-llss Fleming gave :'-1 arx a tranquilizer at a Las \'egas hottol because he refus<.'<I lo take a nap. :\t 1ss Funari. ''ho attended :\l arx interm1llt·ntly for t\\O \ (.'df-.. ::-aid :\11ss rl£'ming \\ anll'd tum to s lcrp ... o that she <.·ould go out Shl• said. 'You lakl' a nap, or I II slap you from here to Prt ts burgh·." said lht· nurse. i\ spokes m an for the Mobil grnup had no comment to offl'r Tta·...,day night. "But lhl'Y an· a\\ an• of t he d evl'lopment," the' foumlation :-.~>0kel>man said Thl' ne'.'s of thl' foundation's .1pparenl c hange of heart toward ,1 nm ... orttum h raded by Detroit th'\ l'lnPt.'r Alfrl•d Taubman and \\ ,111 Stn•1•t f1nam·1t•r Charles Al· len came "hrlc flnaJ arguments \\ l I l' ur11kr '' .1 \ bl'forc Judge .J.11111·-. f· .ludg1• It th1 S:IO:l !.I million rs al'l'epted It\ tlw foundation and the.· take· mer appro' l'd by J udgl' .I udgl' 1 h l' l n i nt• Com p • .n v "ould h! l 1Hn1• kn11\\ n as 'l aubman \ 111·11 I 1\11w Int· \ 'Pol-1•...,m.111 for T.iublJlan ',1111 J 111·-.da\ night th.it :O.l'\'l'rul 1111•1nherl> of lh1• ll'lt prrne1pah \\ hu makl• up the t·onsor ltum- IOl hiding !\tr:-. S mith hersC'lf ,Jrt' putttng I hl'll' entire JH!rl>oncil .1ssl'I ... ht'iuntl till' hid · The•v ll1•h1·H· th.it thl· Irvine ('11rnp.t1l\ is '\,\nrth 1t." he said. ·'I h1•\ lwli1•\t' lhal tht• <.·ompany 1 .... 1 uniqlll' organ1wt1on with a grl'tll pa-.t and a great future in Or;ingc Count~ · J\1 r-, Srrnth has Pxplarned that "hi· 1011wcl 1 hl' Allt:n Taubman t ;i kt• over Ind to rnsurc that shl' \\Ill 'till h,I\ l' a \OICl' In thl' tu111n· opl·1,1tu111s 10 thl' compan) tounded b) ht·r grnndfathcr. She halted t he founda t ion's proposed sale of the lrvinl' Company to Mobtl two years ago \\ hc·n th<' agrec.•d selltng price \\ ,.., S200 mrllron or S24 a share. Then Miss Fleming gave him a mild t ranqu1l1zcr <'ai led mt•JH'ohamate Tht' nurse abn ::-.ard :\lr:-.s Flem 111g :-. lrl';1lm1..•nt of Marx rn\ oln•d · · ..., c· r l' a m 1 n g . sh o u t 1 n g a n d pu~hing · E\ l'n h1•r '111<:1: over the· tl'lt-phom· could c-aq-.l' .l\1 arx to lo:.t• control nf his brJ\\ ell>, '.\llss Funari said RO ADSIDE HELP Doctors. paramedics and ;J nur"-.l' pl'rform l'mergent'\ pro l'NIUl'l'S at :-.tent• ol Laguna Can) on Huad fatal an·1dl'nt Tuc.•sd:i~· night T ht· molon...,l. '.\1 an tn P1n~1 . :l8. ot L<1guna lk:ll'll. d11·d later .it Sadrlleh~11·k I losp1l:ll d1·s pit 1• Pmngcncy ht•lp Dr ~teµhl'll l '.11d1•\ 111 I rvine (kneeling. tt•nlt'r) <.i!-. -.u 11wd n· .... pons1b1hly and took rh:irgc at :-.1 1·111· '\ur-.v. al right, Hoscline Warren. ........ , ... tl•cl fCJll ·1 ht.' Fe,u111lat1un O\\ ns a 54.5 pl·r c1..•11L t.·ontrolling interest in thl' l r\lnt' Compan} M rs. Smith holds 22.t pcrn·nt of the s tock. DISCOURAGING WORD HEARD A nnlh<'r former .M :irx nurse. Linda !'onc<'. told th<.· heJnng :\11...., Flt·mmg had g1v1..•n Marx ">Ill•' ml'prolJamJlt· on othl'r oc c ,1..,rnn::-Shi· .... a1cl at ont• point ...,ht• .... ~l·d :\Ian:. ··1;rout·h11. don 't ~ou !'<tre \\hat \QU 'r<•tak1ng" Ill' -.,Hcl. "\11. Erin \\11111<1 ne•\ 1·r tin nw .in\ hJrm V.1rl1l'r llr \l11rl1·\ Kerl 'oa HI 1r,111qmhn•rs \\Ould not Ill' ap p111pn.111' for -.nmennP 1n \tan:-. e 11n1lit11.m'-and -..11d he had Ill'' er pr , .... l nbro thl!m for lhl' t.•ome cl1.111 111• sa11I that \tJr\ \\ho inn· l 1·nt 'l'Jr-. ha:-. h.111 .1 h1·,1rl JI 1.1rk slrokl'-., inft•tt11>n ... and r1•pl.1ceme11t of hie; hip Jllrnl. 1s 111 11•1 all\ f'I) poor ht-.illh ;.ind 11Jt1·n d1·prl'::-.!'>!'11 f 'rum Page I I NIXON ... lll'l'll .... t f''ormt•r l'rC'sHknl 1-'ord -.1gn<·d 1111 prP~l'f\ ;.it 11111 act 1 nto IJw 111·«' 19 1~171. and "\1xon f1!1•d ... u1t tl•e 111·-...1 rt,1\ :-1'1'1..rng to hJ\t: ll ti• e l.ir1·d 11n1 011...i1tut1<1nal '.-...on argul'd that h1 o; right lo p11\.1t'\ .ind the µov.r·r., of th1· p1 ''"ldl'lll \ \\ C're t·mlant'l'rt'<I II\ 111 h }t•Chl ll!llll In lhur app1.. .. .1l, '.\non., l,i\\ \ers sa id the Supreme <"nurt s l'\f•ntual ruling \\Ill h.t\t' .1 major impact upon further l1•g1slatrnn J,?overning the paper<; of othn <'Onst1tut111nJI of frn'holdC'r~ " The lo\\ er < ourt found tt 'doubtful' lhat ;1 former prct>I · dC'nt 1s ent1tlerl to claim t•x rcut1vl" privile~c rn an attempt to nroti>ct ronf1d1·ntial dcal1ni:t> "1th past a<l' •'-N:O. It said that. in anv event. the ar1 w()uld mfnn~e only slt ~htly on :-.01xon 's confidentiality beca us<' g (lV(' rn mrnl a re h i vis t s wi 11 "C'reen the materials before m ak· 111g portions of it publi<'. About llO p<'rC'ent of the doc11· ml'nts cm·<'reci by the act ;1r" stored at the Nallonal Records l'enter inSuitland, Md. From Page :I '1 CRASH ... :...umml•r ..... I" 1h1· 11mt• lh1· f111·m1•11 .1111\ l'll. t\\o ph~s1<·1an .... onP mir.,1· and annllwr pl'rson h•1d alrNth pullc·fl tht• motorist::. nut of tht•rt car-. Jnd \\Crc begrn· 111ng l1r:.t .i1d Summc·r~ said th al apparent!). all "en• dri n ng ll\. ~a\\ the a1·1·1 dent anti ~lopped to hC'lp Thl' doctor ... \\ere 1dt·nt1ftt>d a-. Sit pht•n \I P.1ull·~ of In lnl' and \l ,irt1n llcr\1..•r or L1gund B•·aeh f ht· 11•1!1 .... ll'r l'd nltr'>l'. \I. ho \\Orks .11 !-.nuth Cna ... l llo:-.p1lal. "'a-. H11 ... (•l1m· W Jrrl·n The otlwr p1•r-,e1n \\ho hl'lpt•il 1n111all~· \\a:o. 11knt1f11'<l .1:-. ILi\ l' Ito" In of Tu~ltn \\ h1•n <'nnl.it'l!'d today al hr:-. ln 1nl' ml'<liral off1l'c. Dr l';wl<·v .. -...µ!Jined ht• took <'harge of the situation bt•1·aul>t' ht· saw the m an. ''a-. in bad shap1• and needed ht•lp 1mml•d1atcl~ " ·11 1t \\<'fl' me oul lher<'. l 'd -.un· \\,IOI sornc•one helping who 1-nt•\\ what to do.' said Paul£•\. \\ h II II t' I f I) rm (' d t h 0 P t 1 al·ht.•otomy and then rode with 1'1na tothf• ho-.p1l.il \ <'t'nrtl1n~ tn I n\ t•-.t 1~ator I .rnton th1' rnll.-.11111 11<·rurn'<I on .1 st r .11j!ht purl 11111 ol I h1• road, hill 1 hat rt folio\\ t•cl J c llr\ I'll ~l·ct1on. Heart Victim Dies After Tiff LANSING. Mr ch. <AP) -A sergeant at-arms rollapsed and d11•d moments afl<'r hreaking up an argument in th" Stal<' Jlouse <'hambcr-; bt'lwec.>n a lawmaker and his estranged wifl'. Hobert Murphy, 44. was dead o n a rrival at S parrow Hospita l on Tuesday from an apparent heart attack. a hospital spokesman said It was Murphy's second day hack on th<• JIJb after recovering from a heart attack he suffered on the House Ooor F eb. 23. Choosy Pooch Man Wins by Hantbhake PHILADELPHIA (AP) -Forced to choose between two m en who claimed the s ame dog, Judge James Cavanaugh let the dog decide. .So when Bingo responded to one man's "Give m e fi veO by holding up his left paw and shaking hands, the judge s aid, "Bingo is yours." But he also promised to buy the other man . a nother dog. Bingo, a 4 1~.year-old black and white Alaskan malamute, was given to the Lewis Rubin fa mily 11 months ago. Six months later he disappeared from the back yard. Three weeks ago, David Baez saw Bingo fi ght with another dog on the street. He look Bingo home. On April 9, Rubin spotted Baez with the dog, but Baez refus ed to hand over his new pet without proof of ownership. Rubin took Baez to court, and won Bingo. Man Gasses Three, Then Also Dies 1:-0:f)l,\~,\l'O l .IS li\l'I Thrt'l' person~. 1n< lud111g u :! H•ar old be>' \\l'lt' lt><·kt•d rn th1· irunk of ;·1~ <111t11mohil1· anti g.1~sl'd to <11 .. 1lh 1•;..111\ toda) Police said th1· m.111 lll'lit•\'l'd to h.1,·e k1llNl lhl·m .1pp.in•ntl) \\,ts asph' -....at!'d .1n·uf1•111.1lh \\ ll1h· l' h (' l' I-lll ~ h I~ \ I l I 1111-. ;ilso t \ldenc·c that the tl'l'n ai:l' girl h.1d been raped. hesard The v1ellms in the trunk. v.horn pol11.•e $aid were dead for l\\.O lo th rl't.' hour~ before they a rrr VC'd. 11\ ed about lhrt•C bJOC'kS from Carr S\'" :\lAIH'OS CAP) /\ liaby 1t1.e111 "'fH'lll 1h t1r-.t I~ hours 111 Sn11t lw111 t';illlor111a roaming as I 11 1• :i-. 1h ant·1·stor:-. '!'ht· 11\11w1 . T1 m Donaldson, t•o11 .tll•d 1tw grazmi.: :mo-pound .111101;11 Tut•Mlav about a mile I rom his horsl' rnnch l>onalchon -..11d lht> five month· • olcl b1 ... on. a lurlhday grft to his "1fc•, l'"caped hy krrkrn~ down . thl• tailgate of hrl> prrkup truck Jftt•r 1l arr I\ cd f POm 'Mitchell, s () F rom Page :I I The bod1l''> "1 I l' d1.,c•o,·1·rcd ~hortl\ before 5 a m hv dl' te1·t1\1::-rl':-.p11nd1ni.: 111 .1 n·pwl th.it !\1ch 1n l'Jrr. I):!, h..id ht·t•n found dl•ad 1w-...t to a rar Ill 111'> garage AIRWEST ROLE ..• Thl' Hknt1t11·:-. of the \'1ct1ms the young hoy, his 2·1 ~ear old mother and a Hi \ l'ar old J,.!1rl who reportecily 11\'t•d with thl'm Com mission positions when rt'port ing to lht' Board uf ~upen 1sors .. -('OUNTY ADMI NISTHA'fl\IE Off1C1'r Holwrt Thomas wrth twin~ "very much undt.'r lhC' thumlJ of lhl' Board of Sup ervisors." -DEVELOPERS \\ho r<'f11sc to dun all' to l'Ounty s upervisor campaigns with bl'rn{! "jatkNI :.trouncl" l>y the board WC'rt.• w 1thh1·ld 1H•nd1ng notification of n•lal 1v1·~ "Thev (dcvelopl'.'rs) arc <.rfraul of gell1 n~ h assled, dr· llh<'ralcly. g<'tting \\hat we cull )i:lCkl.•d around over al the board," !\lr:-. Gnndll tesllru·d I lom1<·1dl· Sgt. .J.1 Ill<''> Parnt•ll said thl'rt.' w(•rc ... rralch murks nn the insrrlc of th1• trunk \\hl'rt' thl' 'rcllms :ipp.irt'ntly tri<·d to daw lht:'ir wa\ out Thl•rt.· \\as /\not her\\ 1tnl'SS, David Stein or J\vt•o Oe\'dopers, echoed J\Jrs. Grindlc's chargl':. Last vear . Stern t1.•-;11f1erl. he was "vl'ry humiliated " al a m eet· ing rn 01Cdrit·h's offrt'l' tind "left th(• mc<'t1ng • Lynn Hart HART'S John Hart SPORTING GOODS l 538 CENTER ST. • COST A MESA • 646-1919 Baseball Mitts & Gloves Baseball Shinguards Baseball Chest Protectors Baseball Pants Softball Shirts Baseball & Softball Bats Baseball -Softballs Baseball Shoes Wilson -D~vis · Bancroft Prince -Dunlop • Yonex Tennis Rackets Tennis Dresses Ladies Tennis Shorts Mens & Boys Tennis Shorts Mens & Boys Tennis Shirts Ladies & Mens Tennis Shoes Ladies • Mens -Childrens Warm-up Suits Open 9 to 6 -Closed Sunday Ektelon -leach · Wilson Racquetball Racquets Rollout Racquetballs Racquet String Handballs & Gloves Speedo Swim Suits & Trunks Swim Goggles & Caps Kick Boards Masks -Fins · Snorkles Morie Bodie Boards I Soccer Balls 696 to 3495 Volleyballs 1095 to 2390 Basketballs 795 to 4295 Footballs 795 to 2895 Playground Balls Tennis Balls SJI Center 646-191~ • I Orange Coast EDI T I ON . Today's Closlag . . .N.Y. Stoeks YOL. 70, NO. 110, 4 SECTIONS, 50 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20, t9n c TEN CE ~TS DidDWdrich Vow to Bloody Airline? • ecret Recor Disclose By GA RY GRA NVILLE OI IM O.,lw PilolSt_.t Transcripts of secret Grand Jury testimony show that Hughes Airwest officials denied that Orange County Supervisor Ralph Diedrich pressured them for political campaign contributions. However, a former aide to Supervisor Thomas Riley testified that the same officials told him Diedrich threatened to "bloody up" the airline 1f they did not contribute to Supervisor Philip Anthony's 1976 campaign. SUCH DISCRE PANCIES sweep through more than 2.000 pages of testimony covering the Grand Jury's 1nvestigat1on into alleged campaign regulation violations and possible mjsusc of office infrac- tions. . Center stage throughout the bulky transcript is Diedrich, himself a witness in wh at is now an ongoing five-month probe. So far. two men have been indicted on perjury and per Jury relat- ed charges connected wit h their secret testimony. But in the cast or players who swing in and out the transcript pages. mdiclees Lor:ln Norton and Marlin Kirschner are bil players THE COLOR SCENES are stolen by such characters as former police informer Gene Conrad. who, according to testimony, last year had a hireling dump $30,000 m cash on to a desk to prove be could afford to buy a $325,000 house. And, the scene stealing dialogue comes from such jury performers as Assemblyman Dennis Mangers <D·Hunlington Beach). After watching a Diedrich political power play from the supervisor's office, Mangers testified: "IT WAS OBVIOUSLY a display of power and it seemed de· signed for us ... to make some impression. I must say it did to see that kind of rather awesome display or power." InLr-igue enters the Grand J1try drama when Norton on his way to a perjllry indictment is betrayed by his closest ally and fellow former Santa Ana policeman, Gary Newmeyer. It all began, according to the transcript, last Nov. 22 w~en former Planning Commission chairman Shirley Grindle walked into the Grand Jury fOom. THOUGH MRS. GRINDLE has denied in interviews that she . . . . . .. wes a sworn witness m a cnmtnal investigation, the transcript shows that she twice testified before the jury as the probe's opening witness. ln her testimony, Mrs. Grindle took roundhouse swipes al Diedrich, county Environmental Management Agency Director George Osborne and the super agency Osborne beads. Jn a series of allegations, the former planning commissioner charged: _:_DIEDRIQI with four specific instances of masterminding special treatment for favore<tdevelopers. --OSBORNE and his agency chieftains with distorting Planning Commission positions whenreporting to the Board of Supervisors. -COUNTY ADMINISTRATIVE O<!icer Robert Thomas with being "very much undecthethumbofthf'. 1lclardofSupe~visors." . -DEVELOPERS who refuse to donate to county superVJsor campaigns with being "jacked around" by the board. "They (developers) are afraid of. .. getting hassled, de· liberately getting what we call jacked around over at the board," Mrs. Grindle testified. Another witness, David Stein of Avco Developers, echoed Mrs. Grindle's charges. Last year, Stein testified. he was "very humiliated" at a meet· ing in Diedrich 's office and "left the meeting.'· But two Hughes AirWest officials said they had no misgiv· {See AlRWEST, Page A2) 1Court Warned on Nixon Tape President Takes Heat WASKINGTON (AP> - President Carter. prepar· ing to spell out details or a tough energy policy. is tell- ing Congress that he wall shoulder the political blame for a s kin g Americans to sacrifice and pay much more for fuel. Carter appears before a joint session of Congress tonight at 6, his second na tionally tel<'v1sed speech on energy in thrc<' days The address wall b<' earned by all thrrl' comrncrc1al tel<'v1 s1on nt•l work s Cartt-r al ~o h as scheduled a F'rtdav news conf<'r<'nce to dl'frnd h1-; energy packA ge. which 1-. expt>cted t o 1nr lucle J standby ta't or up to 50 cents on <>;t<>h g<1llon o( ~asoline starting in 197!J unles s Americ.ins con· serve gas. F o~mer Laguna Cop Appeals His Dismissal A Laguna Hcach ex-narcotics oHicer has appealed his dis· missal from the polic<' force. A hearing before the ctty personnel board is schedul1•tl for nc'tt Wt'd nesday. Craig King was terminated after a police department in- ternal affairs investigation of al- legations that he brandished his gun in a Costa Mesa bar without legal cause. k ing faces a jury trial May 10 on a misdemeanor charge stem- ming from the Feb. 26 incident at the King's Inn bar-and-grill, 720 Randolph Ave. He appeared in Harbor Mllniclpal Court Monday for a pre-trial conference. He has pleaded lMocent. Costa Mesa police allege King angrily drew his gun during an argument in which two patrons made de precating remarks about police officers. HE..4RING AIDS SOW RAPIDLY "I sold them both immediately aa soon as the paper came out." That's the testimony of a Hllllt· fneton Beach man who placed this classified ad: Belltone Hearinff Aids, over ea.r nght. and left ovrr ear $2.5 each. Call XXX•XXllX New Ford Effort Expected By TOM BARLEY Of ti. 04'1y "i'-' Sl•fl Ne~otiations that collld lead to an East Coast consortium replac- ing the Mobtl Corporation as favored candidates m the bid to tnke over the Irvine Company were under way today The group that includes auto b1lhonrure Henry Ford 11 among its backers was talking with the James lnine Foundation whiJe final an~umenls were under way Tuesday in an Orange County Superior Court trial. The trial of the lawsuit filed by Irvine heiress Joan Irvine Smith a~amst the foundation resumed toda y while f ou ndation representatives and lawyers for the consortium attempted to C'l1m1nate what had been described as derects in the ~roup's $302.9 million bid for the lrvineCompal'9,,_ The offer is said to be financially superior lo the S281.9 million all-cash bid filed by Mobil . But until Tuesday f'oundatioo <lirect.ors had argued that the Mobil offer was by far the sounder financial arrange· ment. ' A spo«esman lor the founda· lion commented Tuesday night that his boird still requires proof CSee FORD, Page AZ> Witness Says Groucho's Aide Threatened SANTA MONICA (AP) -A private investigator who raised the question of a possible plot to harm Groucbo Marx testified to- day that the comedian's manager and temporary con- servator, Erin F1emlng, said to him Tuesday night, "We're Soing to kill you.'' Investigator Norman I. Perle told a court bearinl that Miss Fleming and two men accosted hlm aa be was approac.h.i.ng the house of a nune who was to testify in court today. Perle said that as he walked in- to tbe courtyard of the house. a man stepped out of the shadows and ahined a Oaahlight in b1s face. "I said, 'Get that out of my eyes or I'll blow you away,' " uid Perle. D .. ty~ltltS\t"l"Me WATER DISTRICTS NEW HEADQUARTERS BUILDING READvt=OR INSPECTION Coate Me•• Facility, 1995 Plecentl• Ave., Open from 4 to 8 p.m. Frtdey Young Man Victim Of Jealous Woman PITI'SBURGH <AP> -Tell Robert Hunley that hell bath no fury like a woman scorned and he'll probably ask you how to get there. Living there might be easier than in the situation be claims he's faced. Hunley was once the object of Dorothy Darby's affections. Now, be clai~. be is the object of her jealous raee. He says that since their breakup more than a year ago, bis cars and truck• have been splub«'CI with paint 40 times, a pick·UP truck was firebombed and sugar was poured in his gas tanks. Firebomb threats have been made against his home and the home or his grandmother, he said. Pizza, flowers and funeral cars have arrived al his door un- ordered. In addition, the tires on the car of one woman frie nd were slashed and the windshield of another girlfriend's car was smashed. "Some people think this is a funny matter," s aid the 32-year- old steelworker. "But it isn't funny when you start talking about firebombs." Hunley has ·filed a civil sutt against Mrs. Darby that is on trial in Allegheny County Court. (See SOORNED, Page AZ) ·choosy Pooeh Man Wins by Hamhhake PHILADELPHIA (AP) -Fotced to choose between two men who claimed tho same do1, Judge James Cavanaugh let the dog decide. Sowben Bingo responded \oone man's .. Give me five" by boJding up his left paw and shaki.ng hands, the judge said, .. Bingo ls yours." But he also promised to buy the other man another dog. Bingo, a 4~·year-old black and white Alaskan malamute, was given to the Lewis Rubin family 11 months ago. S1x months later he disappeared from the back yard. Three weeks ago, David Baez saw Bln10 fight w itb another dog on the street. He took Bingo home. On April 9, Rubin spotted Baei wJtb the dog, but Ba et refused to hand over b1s new pet without proof ct ownership. Ru~ took Baa to court. and ~Bm,o .. Water District To Open Office For Inspection Costa Mesa County Water Dis· trict officials are inviting the dis· trict's water users to inspect the district 's new headquarters building Friday. The $290,000 building, 1965 Placentia Ave., will be open to the publicfrom4 to8p.m. Friday. District employes will be on hand to conduct tours of the 7,200 square foot building, which ls "bought and paid for," according to Ed Schnabel, general manager of the 17-year-<>ld water agency. The bullding, completed last F ebruary by Dynamic Construc- tion Company of Santa Ana, wu paid for with funds received from sale ol water district land to the City of Costa Mesa. Located at the south end of the dJstrict's four-acre corpotaUon yard, once the alte of an old r~ servoir, the new building is the fint ol a number of improve· men ts planned for the property. Earlier thU year, d iatrict ol· flclala received word the)' will be receivin& a '858,000 federal crant to improve diatrkt f acilitles. Sclmabe1 said lbe district will 'receive bids this month foe pro- ject.a funded by the federal gr~ includinc new field oflices, • warebouseandgarqe. Event.bough it can doao lesally, the •ater aeeocy doean 't levy any propert.y taxes on its water wsers. Tbe last time the district. issued revenue bonds was 1n 1962. The bonds, for $3 million, were used to pay otttbreeotber general obUga· tton bonds the 4listrict acquired from predecessor agencle1 and to allow the district to develop a permanent water 1upply. Seizure Dangers So11nded WASHINGTON <AP) Richard Nixon's lawyer warned the U.S. Supreme Court today that lf it upholds the government seizure of the former president 's tapes and papers, the same thing might happen some day to the jus.tices' own person al docu· m ents. "If one branch of the govern· ment can Intervene in the de· UberaUve function of the other. then surely there is breach of the separation of powers," Herbert J . Miller told the court. The arguments before the hlgh court are the focus of a fight over who controls the Nixon papers that has gone on in government ever since Nixon resigned in dis· grace Aug. 9, 1974. The court must decide whether Congress acted within the ConstitUtion when it directed the seizure of nearly 5,000 hours of White House tape recordings and 42 million pages of documents with the intent to make them public. Arter hearing arguments today from lawyers for Nixon and the government_. the court ~ill de· cide before its term ends in June who owns the nearly 900 reels of tape and 42 million pages of docu· ments. A three·Judge federal court in Washington ruled against Nixon, deciding that the Presidential Materials and R ecordings Preservation Act passed by Congress in 1974 gave the govern· ment 's General Services (8ee NIXON, Page A2> ·Coast Weather Low cJouda and log tonight and Thursday morning. Hazy sunshine and cooler Thursday. Lows tonight so to ss. Highs ThW'lda.y 62 to 72. INSIDE TODA 'Y Allonta'1 lover•' laMa .cp- ptar Co be •Calked b11 .Cl methodical ~ who haa cla~n<ed three livea since JanvarJi. ~ ~ A4. l•dex . • , I So, ll you have something dif. terent to sell, call 642-5678. The Daily Pilot ii the place to ad-t~~ along the Orange Coast. During the same incident, said Perle, an aide of Miss Fleming's called the lnvestlgator a liar and s aid he wu draeaing Groucbo Marx's namo through the mud. Shortly afterward, Mias Fleming declared she would kill blm, ~erlesaid. 1be d1strlct la financed solely from bUlinl( chaT1es lO ill 19,000 (See WATEa. Pase&%) ..._ _____ ...... ___ .,,,,"' 1 .... .:.• A2 DAILY PILOT C From Page Al WATER ••• at;c?unts. ·The agen('y's ~.1 m1IJ1oa ~ati.Qe ~Ji_... fw m.Wnz·x ol tJi.t a ' 'la ~miles of main p}pe Une~ capital t~ provemenls and water l>urchases. Schnabel noted the agency re- alized a$1SO.ootsurplus last year. and will Ju.it about bce.ak eve.o Ula year. He said distrlct water users en· joy one of the lowest rates m ~ ange County, and his statement ts backed by Stan Sprague, assis· tanl manager or the Metropolitan Water District or Orange County. "Tbefact that the ag'ency levies no taxes means their rates are very Jow," Sprague said. "Costa Men '• district ii definitely iii the lower half as far as rates tow«er users is concerned ... The water distcid is also Wlique in that it o perates three groundwater wells owned by the district Those wells, located at the north end of the city. are capa- ble of' producing upto57 percentof the city's water dunng low usage hours, Schnabe1 said. ·'That JUst might~ome in handy \\ ith the current drought," he said . The district ts abo drilling a fourth well. localed on F'airv1ew Road north of the San Diego Freeway Thal Wl'll 1s expected to take about s ix months lo com· plete. The waler district. which serves some areas out.side of the Costa Mesa ci ty limits. is directed by a five· man board of directors. Two of those direct.ors have been on the board since the dis· tnct 's incepl.Jon 101960. At that time at was decided to merge four water agencies into one, including the city's water de- partment . the Fairview Farms County Waler D1slnct, Ncwport- :'>tesa County Water District and the Nc\4 port llc:aghts Irrigation Dis trict. Alvin Ptnkltoy, lh('n a city <>0unc1lman. came to tht! new dis- trict as a director and Mano Our ante, who had been a direct.or of the Newport .Mesa w.atsr ageney also joined the new dis· trict Other directors currenUy on the board include Nathan Reade. Worren Booth and Eugene Bergeron. f 'rottt Page A I FORD ... that Ford can put up his share of a guarant<>c that would give the foundation $2l million 1n dam ages iflhe $302.9 million deal did not go th.rough Otherwise, he c;a1d. the founda· lion :.eems certain to acc~pt an offer which would include $75 million rn cash and a number of secured bank loans and pro- perties that '4'0Uld make up the balance of the purch~ price. A spokesman for the MobtJ group had no comment to offer Tuesday night "But they are aware of the cievelopment," the found<1tion spokesman said . The news of the foundation's apparent change of heart toward a C'Onsort111rn headed by Detroit de\ elopt.'r J\lfrl"d Taubman and Wall Street finane1er Charles AJ. l~n came while final arguments were un<kr way before Judge Ja m~ F Judgt• If the $302 9 m1lhon 1s accepled by the foundation and the lake over approved by Judite JQd111c the Irvine Company would become known as Taubman- Allen·lrvtne Inc A spokesman for Taubman :-.aid Tuesday n111:ht that several rnember.., of lh(' ten principals who ma.kc up lhe consortium- tncludm.I( Mrs Smith he~f ,ire putting their cot1rc penona.1 .1s1>cls behind the bad Open House Set McNally High School, 19th Street and Newport Boulevard. in Costa Mesa will hold its annual Open House Monday from 7.9 p. m. The public is Invited to tour the school and view the "Ross S how," an exhibit or photo· graphic studies of Principal Jack Coleman done by' students. °"ANOE COAST ( DAILY PILOT ._,, .. ~ Ptt\.f .. f'f ·~ Pvtllt..., JtO • Cwrlity Vn p 9'\rt\IO.rtt Jitnd c,.,.,,....t Mit""9-f y-... ·-..... y-··~ ,,_ ......... - ~" '--' .. ._,_ .... ,._ ... _c.1 ... Ofltut l•t11'f\A At>•t~ t1M~yrw ..... t HVf't·"OtOrt ""•rt\ t"11 ..._... .._..v6t/1 ~IJ>ft,A(llo V ...... U-J11 l e f'-1 lliNll ., ..... .,...., __ hie,...,. (11C)to..021 a.. .............. 19MMMl1I Vied1'18sday,Apn120. 1977 ~Split Did Diedrich Bully Airwest? From Pege A1 ings about thetr treatment at Diednch's hands though admitting there were sometimes misunderstandings. .. No, I have not been threatened by anybody on the board "lob· byist I?on .Brown said in response to a question asked him by Assis- tant District Attor~ey Michael Capizu. WllEN DESCRIBING his impression o( Diedrich,. Brown told the Grand Jury. "He is a person of stroac opinion .. Just a very stro~ forceful personality as mast self-made men are. And I Udak th.at u what makes him a 1.JWe difficult lo deal with sometimes}' But a former Riley .aide. Scott Ferguson, told the Grand Jury that Brown and another Hughes r~tative told him Diedrich threatened to ''bloody up'' the a1rbne shortly after an encounter with the Fullerton super visor. 1n ~ own t~timony. Diednch denied appzying pres.sure to any c.ampa!gn contnbulors and demanded to know what. if any, all~ t1ons against him are being investigated. "I ~N'T BEU EVE I have done anything illegal. I know I have noL ~ it. wo~d ~m that I should be advised al what the charges are ..... Diedrich said when hetest1Cied Feb. 3. · !JY that date, however, the Grand Jury investigatioa was jl&St get~1!1g up a he~d of steam as it began spanning out to iodude the poht1cal machmations of Conrad, the rags-to-riches police in· . former. It was Cost~ Mesa building supply firm owner Robert Lan!ranco who v1v1dly described Conrad's fiamboyant spending habits when he sllddenly struck it ri ch in 1916. "SO, CONRAD SAID, 'Just a minute,' and be excused himself ~rom the om~. Aftd about, oh. 20 minutes passed and a girl brought m a package. And he dumped $30,000 on his desk." ·:And I was jmpressed. He laid SJ0.000 in cash right out on the desk. mfr~tof'me-and says, 'Well. is tbatgoodenougb'?" 'That was good eoough to move Conrad into the $325 000 home LanFanco had on the market last September. ' But LanFranco later denied that $10,000 Canrad don~ to An· thony's fall campaign was in a,fy way hlS, adenia.J that came aft.er his name appeared on Anthony's financial disclosure statement. . Later, both Conrad and Anthony amended stat.ements they had filedtosbow~truesourceofthemoney. * * * * * * Diedrich Brands Conrad 'A Flake' Notable quotes from the Orange County Grand .Jurv transcript m its probe of pohtkal activity: Former planning co m · missioner Shirley Grindle on lob· byist Frank Michelena· ' "IN MY OPINION, the way he operates, he buys his votes." Supervisor Ralph Diedrich political angel Gene Conrad. "I nDNX HE'S a flake." Fullerton att~rney Michae l Rem ingt.on on loans he mad<? to political candidates: "THE CANDIDATE was free to take the money to Las Vegas and blow it on wild women ti he wanted." Newport Beach attorney Frank Waters •·hen sholl''n ~ picture of Conrad· "IS HE AS FAT as his fa« loots!" Cooradwhen asked hls name "I'• aEFUSING kl answer on the basis ol the First, Fourth l-'1nh. Suth. Ninth and Four'. teenth Amendment:. to thl· Const1tut100 · A '>sembl'.\ man Dennis Mdn.:er., l40e11 asl(ed about the <'\Pt'f1enc·r nf txirrn"' 1n,_ $5,00(1 1nterest-frce from Remington : "I DIDN'T WANT to be in that person's office. And when I saw the office and him " TONIGHT OCC LECTURE -"Sue Ywr Teeth . . Prevenfr'e Dental Care," Flne Arts Bide. ll9, 7:30 p.m COAS'IUNE CC LECTURES ''Classics of Early Sound Ftlms." Estancia High. School Forum. 7 p.m . "VARIETY SHOPPE" - Mime. skits. dancing, light show by OCC Drama Oub, Drama Lab Theater, April 2»·i:l. 8 p.m . nruasDAY. AP•IL?l ORANGE COUNTY FAIR BOARD -Regular meeting. 88 ralr Dr. 1·30 p.m . OCC LECTURE -"Creat:Joo. Care and Feeding of Corpora. lions." Fine Arts Bldg. 119. 7 .JO I'm Jury Deliberates Jet Noise Cha_rge J ury deliberations began todav In the tnal or c1cveloper Harry Rtnker'sJet noise lawsuit against Orange County. Superior Court Judge Frank Domerucl\ini sent his panel to the Ju ry room to determine if Rmker, 2342 Mesa Drive. S<.ulta Ana Heights. should receive $250,000 in damages for the im· pact ol jet traffic from the county airport on bis eovironment. Judge Dbmenichini ruled earlier Tuesday against the de· fense when Deputy County Counsel Charles Sevier de· manded a mistrial on the basis of statements made by Rinker's lawyer. Sevier unsuccessfully argued that the jury, absent from the courtroom at the time, may have become biased by the publication or charges made by attorney Jer· rold Fadem . Fadem claimed wht1e the jury was absent from the courtroom that jet traffic was diverted rrom the area ol Rinker's home while the jury toured tbe premises in the e artier phase of the lri al. Airport officials and representatives of the Federal Aviation Agency vigorously de- .rued the allegation. Rinker testified daring the trial that. hi! was assured by coun- ty sapent;sors and other councy ortictals when he bo11ght the th~acre property 1n 1165 that jet. trllff"te woul<t neft'f' be aJ. lowed to operate from the countr airport. Fedtm told the JUT7 that a home wtUdl would be worth St.is million wit.boat Jd \nlffic would sell far DD lbClf'e than .,.,,.,. to- daJ as • res'8ll ol lhe ~ons <1f Hughes Alrwest and Air Cahfonua from lbe nearby coun~ ty lrrporl. Rinker'!> lawsuil is re.garded as a test case tn the coat.nwersial Jt•l noise issue. S uccess for Rinker could mean the trials o( lawsuits in which plaintiffs h.att demanded more than $30 million in damages Crom the county. F,....P-.p!AJ SCORNED • • 11 untey wanu t.be court kl order her to leave him alone. But an attorney for Mrs. Darby, who has not testified, says Hunley and his f'amU7 ~ trying tosluder bis dieot. H e said hts c l ient was hospitalized Crom a car accident all winter. has no pttooe by which to make threats and hu DO in· terest in Hunley. Lawyers for both sides ar· ranged a compromise that each would si«n. promising not lo in· terfere with the other. But Hunteyrefused. "Tbal'a not eoinc lo ao&Ye Ute. problem," said Hunley. "She will just contimle trying lo get me." Pollution Told SEVESO, Italy (AP) -Severe new dioxine pollutk)Q aa.s hem reported south o1 Uie aealed-oft' site or the wont ccoloeicaJ dis· aateor in Jta1'1a hllto'ry, and authorities today 1ai• ll factories bl t.be area ...ad be CIOled Lt« theck&. \ \ PtamPag~AJ NIXON •.• Adn:Unistralion control of the re· cords. · · · Theed opens ror public access all the presidential "'material, svbjed to GSA regulations. Those regulation:s have not yet been set. Former President Ford s.igned the preservation act into law • Dec. 19, 197&. and Nixon liled suit the next d~ seeking lo have lt declared unconslinational. Nixon argued that his right to privacy and the powers ol lhe presidency were endangered by such legislation. In their appeal , Nixon's lawyers said the Supreme Court's e ventual rulinc will "have a major impact upon' rurtber legislation coverning the papers ol other coostitutioul of. fieeholders " The lower court found al "doubtful" thlll a former pres&· dent is entitled to claim ex· ecutive privilege in an attempt to prot..ect confidential dealings with past advisers. It said that, in anv evenL the act would infringe only slightly on Nixon '5 ccm.fidentialicy because government archivists will screen the materials before mak· ing portioosolit public. AboUl 80 percent of the docu- ments covered by the act are stored at the National Records CenterinSuitland. Md. The tapes and about 200,000 papers p ersonally handled by Nixon have been st.ored at the White House since his resignation in 1974. How the court decides Nuon 's appeal could have broad applica· ti on. Services Set For Former Mesa Pastor Memorial services will be held Saturday m Yucaipa for the Rev. Joseph H. Thompson. former pas tor of Costa Mesa's First United Methodist Church, who ctied Tuesday. Rev. Thompson i.erved a s pastor or the West 19th Street church from 1947 to 1951 when it was k.ncr4'1t as the Community Methodist Church. While he served with the Costa Mes a church, he was in · strumeotal in getting the church's fellows hip hall built. The hall was named after him. He leaves his widow, Evelyn oC Yucaipa ~ a $01'1 Dr. Thoburn Thomps on or Minnesota; a daugbt~r. Dora Jo Jervey of Virginia and six grandchildren. Services will be beJd at the Yucapia United Methodist Church. 35177 Beech Ave., at 11 a.m . Sat\.D'day. DfVER GREG LOUGANIS (LEFT), COACH SAMMY LEE Top Names Form Core of New Program for Nadadores First Diving Coach Hired by Nadadores Seeking to expand its reputa- t ion as a leading training grounds for world-class com· pelltive swtmmers, Mission Vie- JO has hired two·lime Olympie gold Medalist Dr. Sammy Lee as its firstdivingcoach. Joining Lee as a member of the community's Nadadores team will be Greg Louganis. winner oC two Olympic silver medals in diving during the 1976 Montreal games. James Toepfer, company ex· ecutive vice president. said an Olympic diving facility is pre· senUy Wider construction at the Marguerite Recreation Center and should be ready by early s ummer, in time for the 1977 Long Course National Swimming Championships an Au gust. "The addition of the diving facility will enable us to expand cur present aquatics program to include synchronized swimmrng, a broader master's program, water polo. scuba instruction a nd, naturally, a competitive diving program," Toepfer said. The diving pool wilt be 17 feet deep ben<'ath the diving platform. which will feature 10 ., 5 • •. and f1\ ~·mcll•r levels, plus t hree and onc·ml'tcr spr· ingboards. Toepfer S4l1d the facility will ah.o be l'QU lpped with a Dive lmpaC'l RC'ducer. a device that ~l'nt'raks a ma:.s or air bubbles to sofll·n the diver 's impact dur- ing J)rilcllCl' Mom Def ends Son In Slay for Pay DELAJ\D, Fla. CAP> -An act1vit1es. 80 year-old ...,oman whose son Tat ari:in \\as orig inally pleaded guilty to trying t o hare charged Wtlh soliciting som eone someone to kill her said her son to murder his mother but loves her very much and was in plt•adcd guilty to a" r educed f I u enc e d by vi o I enc e 0 n :.crond·decree felony charge. televisionifheactuallyofferedto Circuit Court Judge Uriel pay a "rut man." Bount ordered a pre·sentence in· "He was pressured into it." \'Cst1gation but set no date for Zephyr Tatarian said, calling the sPntenC'ing T a tan an faces up to e harges against h e r son, lj)•earsinpnson. Gregory, 50, "the silliest thing J Asst. St::itc Alty. Gary Smigiel Minis H Jd~ e\·er heard." said Talanan arranged with a ler e • "He would not do it voluntari · !:O·between to meet with a "hit SAN SALVADOR. El Salvador ly," Mrs. Tatarian said. "J know man" last November. But the go- (A P) -Leftists have threatened my son loves me very much. He's bet ween turned out to be a police to kill Foreign Minister Mauncio s uch a good fellow." in for m e r who introduced Borgooovo unless the govern· She sajd she had warned her Tatarian to a Daytona Beach meol r eleases 36 political son. who has lived with her most poliC'eman posing as a hired prisoners and mes them out of of his life, to stop watching so kill er. the country. Police and govern· much television at night, when Smigiel said Talarian offered ment officials would not com· some ol the more violent shows lhc officer 30 percent of his ment on the demand and refused are aired. mother's $50,000 est.ate to kill to confirm or deny that Sbesaidherarelywentoutal her. Police s a1dhemadetheof- Borgonovohad been k1dnaped. night, except for church fer on has way home from choir -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--'p_r_a_c_u_c_e_.~~~~~~~~- Lynn Hort HART'S John Hort SPORTING GOODS 538 CENTER ST.• COSTA MESA• 646-1919 Blmall Mitts & Gines Ba5Mall Slilfu'm Baseball C.st Protectors BasebaU Pats Softball Shirts Baseball & S.ftball Bats llSlllll -Slftballs Baseball Shoes Witson · lnis · Bancroft PIWce • Dlnlop · Ymwex Tanis laets Temis Dresses Liiies T 11• Sborts Mns & 8lys Tennis Sharts Meis & Beys Tennis Shirts l.alils & Mm Tennis Shoes Lallie$ -Mm · Chil*ens In•• Suits e. I ti I · tmed SUndly Ektelon · Leach • Wilson Racque1'alt Raquets lellout R~tballs Ra~1et StriAg Handballs ' G1ms Speeda Swim Suits Ii Trunks Swim Geftfes & Caps Kick Boards Masks • Fins · Snerkles Marie Bodie Bins Seccer 8aJls 696 ti J495 Volleyballs lets to 23'0 Bmetbatts 7ts tu 42•s Feotllalls 795 to 2895 PlaygrouN Balls Tennis Balls 646-1919 - ' By KA111Y CLANCY County OKs State's Juvenile Prograni DAILY PILOT A 3 . Of *'9 INlty ~-, ..... A $1.9 miWoo·a·year plan to make Orange County comply with new st.ate law• governing the ca.roe of Youncsters charged wfth numina away and minor of. lenses wu adopted Tuesday by county supervisors. The new state law, AB 3121, re- quires that such youngsters be separated from more serious of· fenders and be detained In un· locked quarters. J UVENILE JUSTICE Oran~ Counf~ 1sn ly on local residentlaJ.type group homes for handling offenders. troubled youngsters in re· s1dential areas. Supe rvisors Tuesday a ll.o asked County Adm1rustrative Of· ficer Robert Thomas to review probation officer caseloads and make recommendations . compansons can be devtloped. During Tuesday's meeting Su p erv1~or R alph Diedrich ch1d'ed county off1c1als for taking so much tlme and having so much clifficuJly agreeing on ways to implement the new law. The plan wW provide racU1Ues tor handling youngsters arrested on so-called status offenses, crimes that would not be crimes il the perpetrators were adults. In adopting the plan, recom- mended by a committee of coun· ty and law enforcement officials, supervisors agreed to trim near- ly $500,000 from operating fwwls for the McMillan Recept10n Center. from a 60·bed facility to a 2S·bed facility and reduce its budget lo $609,000annually. John Gibson , co unt y admu:llstrative analyst, Sald lbe plan calls for three such re· sidenllal facilities to be operated by private contractors at a cost of about $400,000 a year. He explained the stale will con· tribute about $266,000 of that cost. Gibson also noted that finding such homes is d1Hicult because of commuruty resistance to placing Gibson said probation officiaJs recommended caseloads be dropped from 117 cases per of- ficer lo 2.5. But the committee re- commended that caseloads be varied, wilh some officers hav- ing 20, some 40 and some 60 so The law took effect Jan. 1. Diedrich 'aid, .. Los Angeles County seemineJy isn't having the problem, Alameda County isn't having the problem, San Diego isn't having the problem, why are we having d problem?'' The move will turn the center It also will require law enforce- ment officials to rely more heavi- You Auto Try This ••• Reve™ Sharing , Steve Weisberg of Philadelphia claims he's been im- personating automobiles since he was 3 years old . Here he does the now. defunct Edsel. You can easily un - derstand why the Edsel fell on ev il days. Weisberg said that when he was ?. child, hi s mother feared his face would get frozen in the sh ape of a Hudson Hornet. Now wouldn 't you just Jove to see him do his face like a Model T Ford? Well, maybe. -AP Photu Judge Plea Nixed County Priority List Approved A list of JO socia l programs that could receive nearly $6.3 million in Orange County's por lion ol federal revenue s harmg funds in the coming year was ap. proved Tuesday by supervisors. The priority list W>tl be used by county officials in evaluating re· quests for funds from vanous agencies. Programs to offer emergency s helter care or other help to those subject to physical or mental abuse was given the top pnont} Other ma1or areas included programs lo prevent crime and delinquency. Juvenile d1 \'ers1on. emergency se rvi ce~. and for Tot Drowns In Fullerton A two-year-old Fullerton boy died Tuesday evening 45 minutes after he was found floating face down m has aunt ·s swimming pool, Orange County coroner's deputies reported l<Jday. Richard W. Dominguez Jr. of 3124 Garnet Lane. Fullerton, was being cared for at the home of an aunt m Placentia. deµuties said. when he apparently wa ndered m· to the back yard and fell into tbe pool lh d ied a t 6 15 p m at Placentia-Linda Hospit al, the coroner·s office said foster home care, Officials fr om Channel 50, KOCE-TV in Huntington Beach last wee k had a s k e d lhat supcn'isors consider allocating som e funds t o their public television s tation for social service films. but that request was nol added to the final list. .. l considered it. and I was will i ng to re;ect it.·· Su per visor Ralph D1edrich sa1d Among other progr ams on the priority hst are emergency hous· 'Few Patients' Ing services. hallway houses, day care. suicide prevention. community clinics, special education and home health care. During the 1977 78 fiscal year. county officials expect to receive $22 million in federal revenue :.haring funds. Half the funds are usNJ lo pay for programs that othe rwise \\Ould be financed with properly laxes Onl· quart<'r for social pro· gr ams and one quarter for parks and recrealwn County Gets Share Of Medi-Cal Bucks From Wire Services SACRAMENTO -A surpris· ingly large chunk of California's M ed1-CaJ dollars for psych1atrw care go to counties· with relative· ly few Medi·Cal patients. a study says. the boondocks:· said Lee Helsel, a deputy stale health director and recent clncf of Medi-Cal. .., don't think thc•re's any solu- tion unless you want to pay doctors incentives in rural areas or force them to move. And how do you forec them '!" askc<t llclsl'I Court Fee Hike Backed Coca-Cola Goes to War According to a s tudy by a mental health official. the monry goes in a d isproportio nate amount to counties like Mann with lots of psychiatrists and re· latively few people on Med1·Cal Orange County is listed as re. cei\'ing a disproportionate share of Med1·Cal funds for psych1atnc care The s tudy. based o n state l.tallst1cs. compared allocation-; of Medi·Cal mone~ to pr1-.ale ps} c h1atris ts with a state formula of county ne~ds based on Med1-CaJ caseload Mesa 'Copter Aids Fruitless Suspe ct Search Orange County Supt'n 1-;or<; and n•presentat1ve" from two i.:roups of attorneys dgrce that rounty Superior Court c·1.,.·i1 <·alt'ndar~ are JammC'cl Tht') also agree the rr>urts, ~uperv1sors, altorn<'y~ and tht·1r C'l1ents might benrf1l by working to~ether to improve the problem Heprt'scntat1v(':. from both the OrangP County Trial L<i"yer ... Ai,,sociat1on ancl Oran~e Count; Rar 1\sso<·iat1on s111d an incrcasl' 1n civil court f1llnit fee~ from SSl lo $7~ m1~ht bf' om•~ ay to help a ~ r (.' (' !TI t' Tl l '> W I' Tl l b (' ( 0 r (' su PPr\'isor:. Tur ... 11 <I~ The board 'nlt'd unan1mo11sh lo eall for IC'~l'i)Jt1nn allowin~ th\• Cl\'tl hhng fl't' 1nl'rt'<1'-t' County l'll!rk Wtllt am St John vropo:.ed the h ike. -.ay1ng 1t would bnni; 1t about SI 2 million a ) l'ar and help finance ad<h t1onal court JUrl~es llS needed Supervi:.ors balked. ho"t'H'r at a ~uggestion from thf' tn.11 lawyers group that they abo adopt u resolution s aying they Rut that's about as far as ltw rerogniz<' the nc•1•d for Jrld11 mn;il Judge!> Super\ 1sor~ h.!\ l' rumpl,unt'<I repeateclh th al I h 1• sldl t' onl' contribute:. S60.000 a yeur pt•r Judge to defray court costs. YI'! thev elaim. it costs countv la\ pa.):ers more than $200.000 j yi•;ff .1 buve that to support t•ach court "l'i.ll Board Cha1rmun Tom Hilt•\' noted that the trial la.,.,' t'r" ~roup had proposed a hill 1n tht· Legislature recently to udd nine.' ni·w 1udgt'S to the superior rnurt Ht! added that supt"n "or-, "' t·n·n·t consulle d beforl· lhJI hill . AH988. "as intronuu'd 111 .\I JI <'h by Assemblyman R1!'11;ird Robinson t D·Orange J The court no.,., has 33 JUdg<•<, Four others approved dunni;: tht• past vear arf awaiting appoint ment b\ Go\·l'rnor Brown Th<' nine morf' propost•d would bring the tOI al lo .W Ron Schw:1Tt 1, prrs11font of Ult' trial law~ers group. said. ··Th<• civil hugant il> not ~lng served at all That 1s the prnbl<'m Board Will Study OC Airport Panel A study into the future role of the Orange County Airport Com - mission was ordered Tuesday by county supervisors. While Supervisor Ralph Clark was the one asking that County Administrative Officer Robert Thomas conduct the study, he ended up joining Super\'isor Laurt'nce Schmit in voling against it That was because Clark re· com mended that the study go in- to all reasonable alternatives. in- cluding a probable dismanUing o( the commission. Yet Supervisors Tom Riley, Phil Anthony and Ralph Dledr1ch favored a study aimed at restructurin g rather lhan abolishing the advisory panel. "I would feel better knowtn1 that we have not doomed the airport commission," RIJey saJd. Diedrich added, "There lsn't a municipal airport. operating In the United States without a com· mission. So let·s just say there is .. going to be one, build a structure and find out where we are at that point.·• But Clark argued, "I think it ls time this entire function be thoroughly .crvUD.iied. I don't ) reel we should hamstring him (Thomas) with any areas of evaluation." Clark said there have b<'en ma- jor changes in both airport opera· tions and county government s ince the com mi ssion was formed 19 years ago. The changes have left the com · mission's role ··rather difficult and possibly obsolete," he said, and have led lo confu sion about its proper functions. Earlier this month. Airport Commiss ion Chairman Gene Tunks charged that supervisors were bypassing the commission on issues affecting the airport. He noted in particular the past two years his pahel had not been asked to comment on the airport budget. Both Diedrich and Riley said they want to 8ee the commission continue functioning as a panel to recommend county policies without being asked to rule on day-to-day functlOf\& While Clark said he personally agreed the commission should remain but be restructured he did not want Thomas' study lo be clouded by supervisors' darec-tJona. S<·h"' art1 )o,a1d lh<' µroblem 1s th.11 lht• rount\ s criminal court \ ,II 1• n r1 h ,1-, gr<•.,., n The numbt•r of JU<h~t·:. ha:. not k('pt pace, ht• argued. and the a1m1nal calendar ii:. taking most oft ht•ir t1 me Here are some of the findings: \.\'illtam Wenke, pre:.1dent of ' I h(' c·ount,\ Bar Association. suid ht• has h&d a ('1v1l case rc::idy for 111<•1 for 1non• than a v1·ar But hpr.H1:-t• lhcn.• 1s no jud~P ;i\'aila· hit· ll w<rn·t bl:' tried for at least :.111111 hc•r 1·ear WASHINGTON CAP) The government of Zaire. rebuffed in 11..l> emergenC"y appeal for Am e ri ca n military arms to combat an invasion of Katangan troops. says it will take Coca-Cola instead. A State Department of. ficial said Tuesday that Zairc·s President Mobutu Sese Scko "has been ask- ing us for a lot of Coke, .. in eluding a plea for the popular soft drink in his origin a l request for military assistance. Marrn County. s prinkl<'d with affluent bedroom com . munities full of psychiatrists, had 470 percent of its .. needed" share in 1975. San Francisco ounty was next. with 271 percent, followed by Alameda County. 210 perrent, a nd .San Diego. 188 percent. Orange County 1s listed in a 1?roup above 100 percent that in- cludes Santa Clara. San Mateo. Napa and Santa Cruz Counties Backc•d by the hO\ cn n~ Costa .\! e ~a Po I i <· <' D 1.· p a rt m c n t helicopter. Orangr County S hertff"<; officers scoured a Tustin oran.r:c i:rove Jn \'ain Tllt'sday night for two mC'n who raped :mu beat " 27-ycar-old "'om an Officers said the men leaped from their car and ran through thl' orange grove when a lone de- puty on patrol noticed the vehicle partially hidden among trees and <ler 1ded to rn \'est1gate. I .1m hen· to say we haH to 1-1\ 1• i.:reatC'r priority to our court '>\.,,Pm ... Wl.'nk<' said li t• said <Jdd1t1onal Judges ma} not b<• the whole answer to alll·\ 1..ittng court congestion. ·But I think they are the main • an'>\\ er,·· he 1n~1slt'd The State Department decided against allowing Zaire to spend its military s ale c r e dit s o n the beverage, so Mobutu de· cided to pay cash instt•ad, ofhcials said. -At the other end of the scale was Lake County . .,., 1th two per cent. Virtually all of the slate s rural counties were below 50 per· cent of the ··needed .. figure Los Angeles County was below 100 percent. The officer said he rescued a h ysterical and partially clothed woman from lh1.• back of the car. She told him the men drove her to thr orange grove after she h1trhed a r1dr with them m Santa Ana. the officer said Officers said 1t took a number o r l.11tches lo CIOl><: the wounds in the beaten woman·!. nose and lip. She was allowed 10 return home after treatment. laguna Man Due Payment From Crash LOS J\NGELES CAP) -Actor Rock Hudson's insurance com- pany has agreed to pay $2 million to a Laguna B each ma n paralyzed from the neck down whe n Hud~on 's former chef crashed the artor's Porsche in the desert near Palm Springs. San J~e attorney .James f'. Boccardo said Richard Gerage. :n. of Laguna Beach. s uffered a broken neck in the Nov 2, 1975, accidf'nt and ean never work again. The settlement was worked out Tuesday in Superior Court. Hudson·s insurance company. Insurance Co. of North America. had preVlously advanced Sl00,000 for care of Gerage. who was a passenger in the Porsche driven b y Peter Mas lows ki, 37, Hudson ·s former chef, Boccardo said. Oerage, who was a teacher in the Norwalk·La Mirada Unified School District before the acci· dent, requires round·the-clock m edical care costing $5,000 a month. Boccardo said the accident oc· curred when Maslowski missed a turn near Bermuda Dunes while driving at 100 miles an hour. and the car rolled over several times and ejected both men. M ulowski had been drinking, Boccardo said. The money wm be paid by Hudson's Jm1urer. Boccardo 8aid the dama11tes were limited by the amount ol Hudson's cover~ge. ··what It really says is thut doctors hke lo hve 1n big c1t1es or near country clet5s r ather th;m in G em Talk l1t1.! C II/ ,\lf"lllllf:S ,._.. CONSUMERISM IS GOOD ... e~cially for us! Consumers are becoming more aware nowadays of what they·re get· ting for their money. There are th06e who say that this increased con· sumer education is bad for business. We don't think so. We see con- sumerism as a positive thing in our society. We believe that, as people In· creasingly demand quaJity and value for their hard-earned dollars, that will be GOOD for business ; particularly our kind of business. 1 So. if an enlightened public: makes a mus exocus away from shoddy merchandise, that's good. If environ- mentalism leads lo m ore emphasis 1 on products wi\h enduring value, • which don't become obsolete next • year, that's great. It's about Ume the American consumer got a fair shak,e, anyway. WhJt we're saying Is this: the ~ jewelry business -and panJeularly the quality. Independent type or jewelry business, ts not afraid of the public's demands for quality and honuty. We welcome that klnd of at- titude. ln fact, we've built our bus1· ne11on It. For Love rs of the Finer things in Life F111hful r!'pf1c.i ol '(nur f•vnrtlt! <lccl r•r Qu<'I. i\ winn1n11 d !'s1gn '" l~K .inld ~" l!'<I 1n 1 sporly pin lor h~r. A <nnwv·wh11e cul· tur!'d pe•rl m•~ •he b•ll LOVERS OF NATURE Un11e under 1ke m~g•ul umbrt!lla of the mushroom. Sc11lp111r!'cl "'" '" lt'~tured HK ~ gold. N11tchin11 n•trced CH· .. ' f . "'" '" .... ,. '"""· 1823 NEWPORT BLVD . COSTA MESA CONVENIENT TEAMS 30 YEARS IN THE SAME LOCATION BankAmericar~~ter Charge PHONE 5'48-3•Ql t I I A 4 DAIL v PILOT 'Nedn•llday.Apnl 20. 1977 ~.!::fog~ Meat Takes Holiday "'··. "~ Cattlemen Miffed by White House with Tom a.rpbiae __ ,,,__=~ BARGA I N BASE M ENT: Arsene "Blaeklr'' Gndarian. the boatyard ownPr from Newp()rt Beach who Is noted for frequent commentary that nredles the rot Jy or government. has struck again Now he suggesb that t111· F ederals would make 1t Po!>SI ble for you to go on a Do It· Yourself spare trip W ASIDNCTON (AP) -Plans for a meatless supper at the White House on .. Food Day" are giving the cattle industry in· digestion. •'The last thing we need is the President of the United States advocating a vegetarian diet for Am ericans." the leader of the American National Cattlemen's Association said In a message to President Carter Tuesday. "BY SER VI NG T H E so· called 'Food·Day' menu at a White House dinner, you are giv· ing lhe appearance of lendmg your personal endorsemenl to a vegetari an diet," the as· sociation's Wray Finney said. are aoing to~ v'ery upset, too." Scientist.a are to operate a toll· free telephone network tod~ and Thursday to answer que5lions about nutrition, .food !afety and agricultural production in con· nection with "Food Day." The scientists r epresent the Council for Agricultural Science and Technology (CAST). TH E P R O J ECT , cal led "Dialogue" by its organizers, in- volves 31 university and govern· menl scientists who are lo lake the calls from across the country. The toll-free number is (800> 424·9510. Calls will be accepted Three Dead fr()m 6 a.m. to l pm. PST each day. Activists startt'd the annual "Food Day" lo call attention to what they and man y others believe are "junk foods" and other nutritionally questionable products offered <'Onsumers. in- cluding many items available through federally subs1d1zed school lunch proRrams According to CAST. sc1enl1sts available for quest1omng will represent such disciplines as lox· icology, agronomy, horticulture. m eteorology, human nutrition. v e t erin<.iry med1c1ne, entomology and food technology. All this caml' to his attention while perusing the latest inv1la· lion for sealed bids on s urplus pfoperty which 1s being peddled b~ the U S General Services ~m1mst:·at1on ; On the hst of ~oods the f Pdcral ~evernment "oulcl hke to dump. ~a ck1c t·alls ~our attention to 1t('ms ont· lol "APOLUl PROGRAM S PACE 'PARTS. COM PONENTS AND RE LATED ITEMS All a\ a1lable 1t~ms. one lot." "Food Day" was started three years ago to call attention to nutrition problems. SPonsored by consumer advocates and food l'rllics, 1t is being observed Thursday. The supper menu at the White House T hursday is recom· mended by organizers of the ob· servance. IT INCLUDES BLACK bean soup, wholewheat muffins, crunchy broccoli nut casserole, salads and fresh raw vegetables, m ixed fruit dessert, herbal tea Mystery Murders Stun Lovers' Lane Gurnnted llp Charge So there you arc·. folks. Your vtry own space program. You should be warned, however, that thf G e neral Services Administrution i.ells you this ~pace shot e·quipmcnt on an "as i:;', Where 1:-." hast:-. ATLANTA (AP) -He preys on couples in the lovers' lanes of city parks, kneeling near cars and shooting his victims with blunt·nosed am munition. Three persons have died, another t hree were wounded. Charges against 110-pound, 82-yenr-old Ethel Harris, ac· cused of biting a deputy sheriff, have been dropped. The Clearwater, Fla., woman said she wasn 't wearing her false teeth at the time. Deputy Peter Strickler claimrd the woman attacked him when he went to her home to arrest her daughter. Charges were drop ped because the court said the deputy had no legal right to entt·r Mrs. Harris' home. and cider. . "Food Day'' director Michael Jacobson said he was not sur· prised by the cattle industry pro· test. "He waits until his victims are all alone. He has a job to do, and is willing to wait until the right time," Lt. W.K. Perry, the homicide de· tective assigned to the case, said Tuesday. You'd hl'lt<:r watch that ··~·here i~" part tarcfully. The <;.:>A people didn't say where 1~ Y~u might learn sadly that you JUSt purchast,'<.I all those Apoll o se;in• pcirh th.it arc located on the moon Dl'11very <•ould be a vex atwn .Abo. ha\t' '"llr chl·ckbnok r<!ad \' "'ht'n the lmb ;ire opcnc<l l<t)lrnrro\\-Tia> ::.ugi.:l·::.h«I \ alut· nn \our /\polio program 1s Sl.25R,792 If \'Ou'rc not 1nlcrested 1n rork<>ting off into spal'l' al that prtCl'. then• a re lob or other in terc ... trng 1tt•m!> up ror :-.ale by the (ieneral Ser\'ICCS Administra t1on. l 'p 111 Fulll•rton. for t•xampll-. the Feckr:.ils ha' c put up for bid a m1scellaneous lot of auto. 1•ll'etrical and metlkal equi.P· rnC'nl l'OUJhly valued al $183,76'1 A net tht' ~overnment people pull no punchcl> in their ad· vert1scmcnt You arc warned . "THlS IS A Jaq~e lot and 1s stored oub1dl', L'\PO~t·d to the ele· mcnts. · "Maybe well serve some nulmt'ats maybe that will s atisfy them." he said. "WE CAN'T SATISFY every· one I know the artochoke people Right to Hide State's Motto Wins in Court WASHINGTON (AP) -Stales may not force citizens to d isplay mottos or other ideological messages orr auto license plates or other personal property, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled todny. "H E Ll::AVES US JUSt some bodies a nd badly wound ed victims who didn't get a ehance to se~ much," he said. "lt 's the biggest murder case in Atlanta in 25 years." Until they r eleased details Tuesday, Police had kept their three·month investigation quiet, hoping to trap the killer. The public had known about the three slayings, but not that police believed a s mgle killer was responsible for all three. The killings began Jan. ·16 when police answered a call about a t r affi c accident in southwest Atlanta near Adams Park. INSIDE TH E C'AR they found La Brian Lovett, 26, and Veronica Hill, 20, both dead of gunshot wounds. Bilandic Wins On Feb. 12, Dennis Langston. 18. and Deitria Tatum. 17, were silting in a car in nearby Wl·~t Manor Park. Langston told police lhal a man wearing what appeared to be a while knit cap tried to open the car's locked doors. then "All we could see was glass and fire from the trigger." LANGSTON ANO Miss Tatum were wounded, but both sur· vi \•ed. On M a r c h 1 2, Gordon Whitfield, 21, and Diane Collins. 19, were sitting in a car in Adams Park. A gunman fired into the car, killing Miss Collins and wounding Whitfield in the jaw and neck. Perry s aid t he method of operation was the sam e in all thr ee cases : T he man ap· proached the cnr without a word. knelt and fired a pistol six timel>. emptying into his victims "wad· cutters," a flat-nosed type of am· munition. AT FIRST IT appcart•d the Pygmies Aid Zaire In Fighting Rebels KINSHASA. Zaire <AP) -Eairc's go\'(•rnment says Pygmy war- riors fighting on its side have moved deep into rebel· held terntory and surrounded the rail town of Mutshatl>ha. Diplomatic sources, m eanwhile. said other government forces advanced 12 miles against scatte red reStl>lancc. A GOVERNMENT SPokesman said Tuesday that "elite Pygmy bowmen" encircled Mutshatsha, 60 miles west or the copper. m ining center of Kolwcii. But he gave no indication of how many Pygmies were there. how far out· side the town they were or when an attack on the r ebels in the town might come. nounct'ment ~as lht· fir~l ind1ca t1on thut any of lhl·m had bcPn hroughl south fnr lhl• war in Zain• s southern Sh:.iba province You h:.t\'l' to ~Ill'!>" the go, 1•rn mt'nl ix·opll· bcllc\l' 1n truth 1n ad \'l'rt1s10g The justices voted 7 to 2 to af. firm a lower cou rt's decision striking down a New Hampshire law making it a crime lo obscure the motto "Live Free or Die" on car lieense plates. THE COURT SAID such la\\s \'IOlate the F irst Amendment's protection of freedom of ex- pression N • . killer was following a C) cle. at on-surpr1smg tacking every 28 days or so on the middle weekend of the month. About 40,000 Pygmies. \\host' height averages less than 5 feet, It ve in northern Zaire and other parts of equatorial Africa. They are hunters a n d fis he rmen skilled with blow darts and ar· rows, and the government·s an- Mut~hatsha. thC' forrrH'r Zain· a r m y h r ad q u a rt l' rs 1 n t h <· wr:.tcrn part of Sh<iha . wa!-1 capturt'd hy the rt'bcls Murch 27, nearly three weeks after they crossed the Angolan border to lht• west. It 1s on the Bcnguela railroad. th~ rebels chief supply llne from Angola. which Presi- dent Mobutu Sese Seko's air fore£' has been reported trying to bomb and strafe. You'd ne,er J?£'l lhal kind of a '' <1rn1ng down at llont•!>l I I arr~·., I · .,t'<l Car Lot "We art> faced with the ques- 11on of "'hether the state may ronstllutionally require an in- d1v1dual to participate m the dis semination of an 1deological message hy d1splay10g 1t on his prl\'ate proix-rty that 1t may bc obsen c<:l and read by the public." the court sa id "We hold that the state may not do so.•· Chicago Vote In other 1km::. offrred. the Na t1nnal Labor Ht'l.1t1on-. Hnarcl up in Lo., \ngl'I<':-. \\Ould 111-l' to un loarl eight postur<' type· chairs for SI:; I I gut':.:-. t hi' I .1 hor rC'I a lion-. llt'OJl)f' arc goin~ to gl\ l' up po:.t 11nni.: Clt~arl). tht· fcdL·ral goH·rn nwnt ha::. :-.urplu:-. stuff spread <tit m l'r the rt'J.(ton You can gel 'oml' dt•nlal opN~t1n~ lights from lht• V /\ I losptlJI in Long Ht•:H·h for S7!JO In ll;1kl-r!>f1cld, the Cedt'ral 1woph· w<1uld hkt> to unload a t•oupll' of clocks for $249 and eight tolll'I stool!> for S280 C'tllCAGO CAP > -Michael Blland1c. brought up through the ranks Of City Poltllcs by the late Mayor Richard Daley, paid tribute to Daley's family after "inning nomination for the unex- pired two years of Daley's sixth term. Chi ef J ustice Warren E . B1landrc, 54, acting mayor since Daley's death, s wept as i de fh· e Democ r atic l'hallengers in Tuesd ay 's primary elec- tion. Burger wrote the court's maJOri t) Justices William II. Rehn- quist and Harry A Blackmun dissented. FISH STONING BAITS CHARGE Over in Uahlw1n Park, you cun pick \Jll an ,11r comprei.sor ~1th c1 f41ur 1·yh111l1•r t•11)!1 ne You Jrt• .,.. arrwtl tht• Cl\ 1•r all t·ond1t1un 1s poor. the t•ngint• 1s dtMhscmbled and somf' part... may ht• missing Don't say they dtdn l tell you MILAN. Italy <AP> -Police chargC'S of cruelty to an animal .... Ne hied today against actor Alberto Sordi and film director \l ar10 ~ont<'clli because Sord1 kills a fish with a rock in lhelr n«.>w movtt' 111..ANDIC Alderman Dennis Block . hand-p icked b y Gov . A:'iJD t-'IN \Ll. \ •• down in San Clemente•, tlw "11xon Protccllvt• DI\ 1.,wn of the l' S Co.i"l Guard':-. Lor,111 station, next to lht• Nixon t•:-.tatt• ofrcrt'd c;omt' (',1mera cqu1pm1.·nt for $2.940 nut then tht'y w1thll rt•\lt lheoffn ,\n 0Hir1al of the s pecial polic-e fnrc«.> to prevent cr uelty to animals filed the charges after seeing the film . "Un Bor~hese Piccolo Piccolo" . ("A Very Small 8-0urgeoisic), al a local theater Jam es Thompson. won the Republican nomination. One of Daley's few Political confidants. Bilandic said in a victory statement that he wanted to "express my gratitude to the Daley family." OpPonenls had called tum a stand-in for the late mayor's son. state Sen. Richard Daley, and other figures from the city's 11th Ward, which long has dominated Chicago government. M a y ht• th 1•.,, Just m 1' u nderstood tht' man When ht' veiled "no more Plt'turC'c;" ht> was lulk1n1? lo lhl' pr1•:-.s. not lhc· Coast Guard Tornadoes Touch Down High WindJJ Accompany Tlwntlenwrms Tettaperai ure• A l1Mn1 A lb\IQUf",Q\;t" l\\"4 vtll,. "tl1nt A Btrm•nci""•"' e0t\• Bo\ ton ftrownw1lh· 8ult•10 CherlP\ton st ( hl•IM!on. 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In 15 minutes the average news broadcaster on radio or televlslon reads only half as many words. That means you get a lot more Information In less time by reading a newspaper than by watching someone read the news to you. And, your newspaper gives you the choice of stories you need to be fully Informed about events In the world, nation, state and county. Addltlonally, only the Dally Piiot brings you the news of your community every day -news televlalon Ignores. You get more news In less time when you read It yourself In the DAILY PILOT 642-4321 ( Ex-NB Planner Testifies LOS .\NGELES (AP> -Deny· ing bribery charges, former Long Beach Planning Director Ernest Mayer told u Superior Court judge that two architects were paying ham for consulting work done a decade ago. Taking the stand Tuesday in his own defense m the third week or his trial, Mayer . a former Newport Beach planning official, said architects James Coppedge and Claflin A Ballance owed him $42,500 for work he did as a landscape architect and for help· ing them buy some Arcadia pro· pe rty during the 1960s He said the two started paying him the money an 1972 and made the payments an cash and in secret. "I knew that I was doing something that 1f made public could be severely crat1c1zed," he said. "I was concerned about get· ting the money they owed me and I didn't thank about any possible conflict of interest.'' Ballance and Coppedge had testified they paid thl• money an exchange for Mayer's help in ob taining approval for Long Beach projecL<;. Mayer was fired after h1:-. ar re:>t last M<ty Animals Helped SACRA~I ENTO 1.1\P1 An· newed t'ffort to s lop m<n l l' makers from kilhn~ or hurting animal::. >AJ!> appron•d hv the Senate J ud1l'1ar} Comm1llet· Tuesday fJ/e&Jn1e1 ~'I LAKE TAHOEtJ/~ EBiEDOM g_NPS and! DICTATOR_SJj{P ~~GINS ~---..LtM- Sign s of the Times? Motorists driving Highway 50 'bear South Lake Tahoe mav get the message that someone doesn't like Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. or the California Tahoe Regional Planning Agency for alleged restrictions on private pro· perty development. But no one has publicly taken credit for the signwork. Sniper Suspect Held SAN FRANCISCO 11\ P > l'ohcl' arrested a suspended creative wratmg student earl.> today. end ins: an I I ·hour siege al a barncaded <ipa rtment Hugo StanC'h1, 30, IA as taken mto C'U:-tlod.> about 4 a.m . after police fired tear ga!. mlo his ground level apartment Po!1ce said random nnc s hots were fired from the apartment , beginning about 5 p.m. Tul'sday, and two police cars were struck. No inJ uries were r eported dunng the shooting or dunng the ar· rest Sale! Thermal blankets. $999 twin. ' Ong. $17, twin. These Gentle Aire thermal blankets are m.achine washable and dryable, non·allergenic.and resistant to sh rinkage, moths and mildew. 100% vi rgin acrylic. In blue, gol'd, white or yellow. By Burlington. Other sizes on sale : Qtig,, Sill.! Fu'tt. ................ $20. $12.99 King. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$28. $19.99 Mail/phone. Bedding, 54. - -. .... . ..... ... --!!,April '"9, 1971 OAlL V PILOT ~, Water · Loss. F&ced 1 . ' • ~ Giant Pump May Be Out 10 Days :i pump operating 24 hours a dia~ throuebout 1977." said Evan • Griffith. MWD assistant gener • manager. MWD HAS NINE pumps bring- later this summer.• LOS ANGELES (AP> -It may take five to 10 days to repair one t of the giant pumps that brings I Colorado Rive r water to So uth er n Califo rni a, Metropolllan Water Dislnct of· ficials said T\lesday. If the pump remains out of service for 10 days, MWD will lose 3,000 acre·feel of water. enough to supply 3,000 average families for a year, officials satd. THE PUMP, located al the Hinds plant east of Indio, 1s one or the oldest on the aqueduct. It went out or service Sunday, was repaired and went out of service again Monday. Officials saJd a bearing had gone out. ing Colorado River water to Southern California but ordinari- ly has one out of service for main· tenance. When the drought pro· mpted MWD to help Northern Califorrua by taking n(I water from the State Water Pro1ect. the district mcreased its mtake from the Colorado by running all nme pumps constantly "When we switched to a nme- pum p flow last March 1, we anticipated that we would have some problems keeping every "Right now. the Color ado R iver Aqueduc t as Southern " C11 1tforn1a's water tlfel1na : because 1t as our urea's primary < source of imported water," Grif- fith srud. "Every tame we have ' any kind or failure on the.• aqueduct. that meani. we have less water available to our ·~ customers and at pomts out the' vital necessity for everyone to· conse rve water." MWD s p okei.man J oel Schwartz said the bre akdown .would not cause any immediate problems. "lt JUSt means less wa ter for Southern California General Seeks Women's Draft LOS ANGELES CAP) -The commanding general of t he California National Gua rd has called for a draft system that would include women. Maj. Gen. Frank J . Schober Jr said Tuesday he would propose an lsraeli·type system with no deferrals e xcept for extreme hardship or total disability If the Equal Rig hts Amend· ment is passed in all statei., Am ericans would be assigned duties according t o t h eir abilities. • I De's Worried Women on Ships Opposed SAN DIEGO <AP ) -An offict-r who commands 161 warsh1ps and 62,000 Pacific Fleet personnel says he worries about combat readiness and hopes demands by women's rightists to serve shipboard are not achieved ''in my time " A dream by some women m and outside the Navy of females and males sharing watches and coffee on the bridge "wakes me up nights,·• Vice Ad m. William R. St. George said Tuesday. Women, including some now in the Navy, ar e spearheading a dnve to expand career opportunities in the branch and to change the Navy policy lim1t1ng duty al sea to m en. A suit attempting to force the issue 1s pending in San Diego federal court Meanwhile, wives of many seamen arc incensed over the idea of other women sharing long tours on the high seas IA 1th the men on combat i:.haps. This faction 1s fighting lo re· tam the status quo. St. George. boss of the Naval Surface Force, told d meeting of Na,·y League members that has prime concern as keeping tus forces combat r eady. lie mdacall'd he does not believe permitting women on warships fats walh the goal. I Sale! "Country Bouquet" sheets $399twin. · Orig. $8, twin. Just picture this beautiful, multicolor flower print brightening up your bedroom! It's like bringing spring right indoors. In fine·quality no·iron Avril®rayory'polyester, flat or fitted. By Utica Stevens. Other sizes on sale: .Qrig. ~ Full................ . $10. $6.99 Queen ................. .$14. SU.99 King. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $18. $12.99 42x36" pillowcases, pr. . . $7. $5.99 42x46" pillowcaws, pr ... , $8. $6.99 Mail/phone. Domestics, 30. .. ... 'J . ,I •I " > ' . . ' • '( .,,. . ·"' •I .. • . . . lo , . .. • ... Robinson's Newport Fashion Island 644-2800 & Westminster Mall 898 -4331. • ~ • I . / .16 DAll"Y PILO'l, EDITORl.t\L PAGt: N ewsrack Dilemm.a Costa Mes a i!i dus ting off ils two-year-ol<i newsrack ordinance after receiving a barrage or telephone calls from irate citizens in recent weeks about some publications they feel are distasteful. The automatic enforcement portions of the city's ne wsrack o rdinance are aimed primarily at control! mg clutter and visual blight as a ''public nuisance." For the city to go to court to seek convictions on the "content" of s ome of the more raunchy pe riodicals is another matter. The assistant city attorney advised council mem bers last week that citizen complaints -followed up, perh aps by a courtroom appearance -are necessary in ord er to enforce the portions of the ordinance deal- ing with content of the periodicals. What it boils down to, one council m ember said. 1~ a constant h a rassment of the so-called "irresponsible publtcatio~" until it is no longer financially feasible for them to operate in Costa Mesa. Lord knows we'r e not laying out professional ~anction to the s mut publishers, but the city seems to be saying it will use its power to club certain publica- tions o ut of town Ttus is a poor and unhappy subs titute for fair and impartial law enforcement and for the w1lltngness of c·1t1zcns to sign a formal legal complaint. Density Debate T he homeowne r s s<.11d they gave away the farm, but Costa Mesa council members -with the excep· t1on of Dom nacili, a pproved preliminary plans for a 670-unit home and upartment project in north. Costa M esa this week. Residents of the area contended the Arnel Development Company's 50-acre project is too dense. does not contam e nough open space, and will create trctffic problems down the line. But four councilmember s withstood intense public pressure -m the form of a full house Monday night -and approved the project They said the developer has met 32 times with the c:1ly and hom eowners over lhe proJect, and that it has been cut down, revamped. rejected and redrawn many times in the past year and a half. ·n1ey said the project has become an acceptable package that m eets the intent of the city's planned de· velopment ordinanct> Costa Mesa may indeed have too many densely compacted r esidt>ntial areas. But the Arnel project does comply with existing ordinances. (f mot·e control is sought over suC'h developments. lhe a nswer J!> in ch anging the law. Golf Course Rules In Costa Me~a. tt's uot 1f you wm or lose. but ho'' f:t~t you play the ~amc. Th<' game is golf, and city officials say they have rt"CCl\'ed complaints from teed-off players who say lhc>y are being held up at the starter tee by s low players already on the municipal course. lt would be ntct> to say city officials are maml) concerned about the impatient golfers standing in line ;.1t the clubhouse, but the truth 1s slow duffers cost the d ty lost revenues. The Costa Mesu Golf and Country CJub brings in :.ihout S600.000 annually in golf fees. And the city can 't muke as much m o ney with golfers sitting around swearing at slow players on the course. So, city officials came up with THE PLAN. THE PLAN calls for starters to be used as m<srshals on the course. placing blata ntly slow pl:.iyers on a "slow players list." Tha t would restrict those slow-pokes from playing on the cour se until after 12:30 p.m .-thereby letting some of the faster pl::iyers on the course first. Or· the mayor could jusl proclaim a "Super- l>uff(!r's Day" on the course each week . That JUS t might make Costa Mesa areal golfing mecca. False Approaches to Sa1'ing Music Can Prolong Life Span Dear Gloo1ny Gu , Realistic Water Conservation ( SYDNEY HARRIS) Al though musici ans alon~ with architects, pharmacists. :rnd some other occupations-arc s upposed to have a s horter life· :-pan than the avcra~e. 1 find 1t hard to believf' these actuarial figures when J see and hear J combo consis ting of Renny Gi>o<J. man on clarinet. T<'ddy Wilson Jl piano, and Red Norvo nn thl· vibes. These men \\'t'rt' ~1gant1~ Jazt r.~ur<'S wh<'n I wac; growm,R up .in<! not lont: .1go 1 watrht•cl tht•m do thc11 ,111(( togcthl'r .1g:11n on th1· Public Broad 1· a ~ I 1 n .: ""unctst ai::1· • pro g r ;1 m \lthoui.:h j!r.1yc r nnll pl11m1wr than I 1 emt•mbcrt•d thc·m th1•r1· \\ ,,, nn diminution nf t,1l1•nl, \1lalitv .1nll mvcnllvt.'ncss I ~ TllF. f'H-:t.n ol wru111' mu,11·, :m rvc•n hl'lkr 1'.1..,1• 1 .111111' m.1dt> out for tht• lr1n1t1•\ 11\ nf lll'rform1•r' ;ind rondu<'tor... n11 1n.1ttl'r \\hat tlw 1n .... u1.1n1•1· t.1blt• ... m .1 v tell II' \1 UM<'al ,1t}lht\' cine, not t1•nit to ll1mm1!>h "1th t11r11• anci m,1\· 1·\ l'n J:n>" hl'ltt•I' \ l'rd1 ,1ftn .ill. wrote• hi" t1,1,o J?r<'Jtl'<;t 11J>Pr.1 " h 1· n h 1• " • ...., r a " A fl I n 1wrformanc•c, 1'rthur Hu h1n .. t1·1n .1 I a n u J: l' n p p r o a c h 1 n I! \1 1•thuselah'!>, w;•:-. .... 1111 mh•111ri•t 1111! £1<'NhOVt'n anc1 Shuh1•rt a' If Costa Mesa ever gcti; around to passing and enforcmg a noise or· dinance, it might start at Newhal l Avenue off Monrovia where caterers' horns sound off at 8· 15 a m .. followed by boat horns and electronic de· vices blastm~ away all day P.J S G-•oom., (;u\comm•ftli .. ,~ htOtft•lttCIOY , .. .,a." .1no do not ,..,.c,. """'",., Ukl tv Y•f>•\ ot '"• f\fwto•otr Slf"O ·out pi.• ott-•t to G loomy Gu\ o .. 11y P•lot magically as E'\ eor ,\ml Ca!-.al'> ,11 90. died und1m1m<,hcrl in skill 'ubtlelv, and d't·namt'im What I think acrount.-. fnr tlw ht.Rh mort:iht~ r:llt• amo11i.: mu..,. r1ans 1s thl' latk nf J hro.111 mid rllt.• range to stab1li11• thf' h~ur t'' Tht.1y <lrc either up· 111·opl1· or rlo\\n people. Tht• up muc;1 c1an~ are a nimatt•d l>y thc·1r ~ork . rnlox1rat('C1 h' lh1·1r '"'" .It'll\ II\'. dnd li\'t' .1 lfln~ tl rnt• The down musicians require "' l<'rnal '>timulatmn to k1·1•p thp jlll('t' ... nnWtnl! and II l\ thlS I'\ lt•rnal i.t1m11l.111on lh,11 kill., thl•m n(( youn~ lt AKJSG 'ICSIC i.... in 1tsr•lf th,. m"'' rl',1tenerat1n Ji and rt• J II \ t' n d t I n R 0 f Jl ,J .. I I m l ' f.!>per1alh in our 1•mnt111nalh c on"t1patl'd Sl'X'lt'I~. 11 pro' 1dc<. .1 -.or111llv acccptabl1• outlrt (nr f1•pltngc; that might oth1•r11o"'' tin m ••!ti' nr deprl'S'> us A:. an out I e l f 0 r I h (.' • ' I n t u I t I \' (' hemisphere" of mnn 's brain, 1t 1c;. unparalleled This may explain 11s perennial attraction fnr '.\QUth To the Editor. That necessity is the mother of invention is not a new idea. But the idea that there 1s merit in "old-fashioned" customs, might com e as a shock to some of our ··h ell-bent· fo r -the· new-and· throw-out-the-old '' promoters We predict that the necessity for saving water. each day becoming more apparent even to those who loudly proclaimed that "we have lotsa waler." will see rain· barrels and cisterns become big business. We doubt that many young Americans could even know of "cisterns" 1 In my youth m Pennsylvania every home had ram barrels where the roof run-off was stored by means or a simple spout d1vers1on system This was choice soft waler The cistern was an underground tank with a cover and an endless chain with small burkets operated by a hand crank th:it brought water up to your contain<'r These de vices made useful what an dense rX>pulat<'<I arl·a~ with roof runoff became floods. saved water . energy and resources such as plants and gardens during dry spells, and created Jobs. THIS CRISIS OF too little water for Loo many people in an and land again focuses attention upon the unrealisti c proponents of irresponsible ~rowth. There 1s an element of mental instablility 1n public aJ?cnr1es that will con- tinue to approve new cfrmanrl" for anv rf'5nurce lh at 1s an d1minu1hing suppl) As an exam- ple the approval of some 8,500 n1•w water r11nnt•rt1ons an south Orange County' Whi le the more rea ltsltc wot er experts are shout· in(.! "use less v. ater" 1 The new propaRa11c1a by the ~w1m pool lobb\ rl'ally takes the ( MAILBOX J Letters from readers are welcomr The nght to condense tellers to f rt space or ehmmate hbt>l as reserut'd letters of 300 word..( or less wtll br given preference All Letters must m elude signature and mmtmg address bul names may be withheld on re· quest if su/f1c1ent reason 1s apparent Poetry Will nor be published cake. They say it is cheaper to have water in a pool than to water grass. No word that you could well benefit yourself by having a small garden and a paved patio that would make more jobs! The "saving" 1c;. much like buying an El Dorado Cadillac instead of a Rolls Royce. Think of the money and gas that you will save. Actually you can save even more money and gas by buying two Cadillacs instead of Rolls. There is no limit of "saving" he re. The sky is the only limit. Or is it ? '/r's BrwhfHlv. H• 's .,,rNCJ to • Nlductlon In •rm1 ... 0un. t/Hlt 11/' A Soviet Respome to Hehinki WASlllNGTON It pmor 1s weded that the 1975 llelA1nk1 1grcement signed by the Soviet Union changed nothing inside Russia, the arre!lt 11nd fi ve year 1ail sentence for a young Belgian 10litica.1 acUvist will supply 1l in tctall. The nearly unbelievable cast> 1f Antoon Pype, a 31 year-old ~lemish ·llixe n o f Jelgi11m . is >articular· y depres· ""'for Nesterners vho believed hat the fine 1 r i n t i n 'Basket lll'' •f the He l· 1nki accords -the section 1romlslng human and civil rights -would in some s mall way noderate human Hre in the Sov· l'l Union. Apparently not. Pype 1ow becomes the fi rst Westerner o b<' sentenced to jail for "anti· >oviet agitation" since the final 1rt of the Helsinki agreement. v ai; signed by the Soviet Union ind 34 other countries. His arrest. trial and sentmce o five years at hard labor con· lllutes Moecow'a first public dis ·losurc that tht post·Helslnkl ate o( Soviet clUitiu IJ shar~ >y c,!.Uiens of Ire; count.rt who ( EV ANS -NOV AK ) publicly lobby inside the Soviet Union for Soviet compliance with its Helsinki undertakings. THE VERDICT of guilty against Pype was brought on by his insistence on handing out political pamphlets in the v1cim· ty or the Leningrad University on March 23. Addressed lo "the citizens or the Soviet Union " Pype's 2,000 pamphlets (of which about 42 had actually been dis· tributed) lobbied for s uch wicked ends as the "implementation of all c lauses or the Helsinki 8C· ·cord.. and "withdrawal or all forces from the countries of Eastern Europe." Preciselr these aims are the ideologies and political goal1' of an outlawed Russian liberation movement called the Union of Rut1s lan Solldarlsu, singled out for commendation by Pype. tn an open letter to the Belgian press before bia Dec. 20 departure for Wnl~ad, Pype declared that It was "my right actually lo participate In the free exchange of ideas and information between East and West • . . After signlna the Hmlnkl agreemenl, the Sov- iet leaders insist on their nght lo continue the i~cologicaJ ortenslve outside the Sov1l'l bloc This n ght Is reciprocal " That asp1rallon is remarkably close to the public s tatement of Jimmy Carter JUSl two days <1fter Pype's arrest (apparently sheer coincidence l The President said then · "MR. BREZHNEV and his predecessors ha ve never refrained from expressing their \'1ew when they disa,1treed with some asJ)f'cl of social or political life in the free world and I think we have a right to speak out opeol.y when we have a coocem about human rights wherever those abu.,.-s occur · · Pype agreed. hut got himself arrested and jailed when he test· ed his theory at Leningrad University. The Belgian govern- m ent wa11 powerless to p~rsuade Moscow to give Pype's family lawyer a visa so that he couJcl ob· ser ve the trial. Tht>re was never a quer;tion about the lawyer actually defending the cast': thnt would be impos11ible under Soviet regulations After the trial e nded and the five-year hard-labor verdkt Wl\S handed do wn. the Belgian foreign ministry publkly r~ buked this t>xamplt' of Soviet Justkc as "an illustration of the Soviet concrption of human rightJ.'' Pype's, case 1s s1gn1f1ct1ntly different from two earlier cases which also post-dated Helsinki. In those cases, two Western Europeans pleaded gullly to Art•· cle 70 of the Soviet penal code <dealing with a nti-Soviet s lander a nd incitement to overthrow the government). Th£"y were ex pelled after extraction of "con. Cessions" and following a suits · ble period of "selr-cr1hc1sm" un der Soviet detention. But Pype pleaded innocent. citing the llelsinki undertakings, which had been formally sub· scr ibed to by the Soviet ~overn· ment, ~his mam line of derense These set as goa Is of th.- signatory state..~ "the effcclive e xercise of civil , poltt1cut. economic. social. cultural anct other rights and freedoms." ESTABLISHING these aspira· tions as serious objc<'ti ves was the result or hard barg.ainlng al Helsinki by sm all free stales of Europe such as R<'lg lum , far more than by the U.S. Even now though President Carter has pledged full Amen <'an support f or h umnn rlR hls -h l!I 11dministration hn '\ H'l to utter iL~ first public word 00 the <'llSC of Antoon Pype, raising questions whether the Pl't>sldcnt ha."I d£' d ckd to play down t hf' Issue or human riahts In the 1nterl'~t or harmgp.y with Me>:!cow . Note that the California Ex tension Service of San Jose I!> now publishing a pamphlet "Swimming Pool Water for Ir rigat1on-Poison to Plants " HENRY M. WEDER. M.D s~hool \I a11dalbnt To the Editor The vandalism that occurred at Davis Middle School in Costa Mesa in the early morning hours of Sunday, April 10, should be condemned by all. Offices. facuJ. ty workroom and lounge, media center a nd library were destroyed by fire set by someone or a group. Those responsible ~hould be apprehended and held accountable. Smoke and water damaged ap- proximately 11.000 library books An entire photography lab, and many p1N'CS of aud1o·v1sual eq u 1 pment. worth several thousand dollars were also destroyed, as a result of the fire. Tca<'hers lost curri<•ulum and work material im portant to their classroom needs. As a result of this destruction. the entire school will suffer. Daily routine will be disrupted for some lime. In the seven years that I have been at Davis. we have ex· peril.'nced periodic broken windows, vandalized lockers, turned over desks and chairs, ransacked classrooms. and spray painted graffiti on walls. but never have we experienced a waste such as this _ THE ADMINISTRATION and faculty, for years. have been asked for better security al Davis School We are unique in the dis· lrict in that the re is little re- sidential area surrounding the school and therefore, vandalism goes undetected. T he district administration s hould take immediate steps in making the schools in the com· munity free from such attacks. with the installation or silent alarm systems, more on-campus security guards a nd perhaps endosed fenring With these security measures this tragedy may have been prevcnterl. The building can be rcbuilt, th(' books and equipment replaccd, but the student. staff, and faculty hours taken lo develop and main lain the library and media center. went up in smoke. The ul· fimate losers In this whole dis aster are the youngsters of Davis School, who were proud of their library Cacililif's I appeal for public support for hetter security measurE'S 1n srhools throughout the Newport Mesa Unified School Dislnct, so vandalism we exper ienced Easler Sunday, will no longer b<' a llowed to happen. JAMES W ROGERS President. Davis Faculty •Aid' Band~apped To the Editor; Your heading of the editorial, ''Handicapped Aid," was most apUy lilied: the "1uc1" is indeed handicapped. As you must know, there already is a law (Statt> Govcmmeol Code. Section 4500> which requires that a ll new tranl"iportation equipment be ac cessible to handicapp('d people A further study is nol neede<1 . implementation of the law ts needed Sd! su.C.Cicienc1 u. tbc goa 1 of most disabled people. ln order l•• :Jttempt to achieve this publH· transportntion mu~t be madl· <•vatlable lo them. YVONNE RAGSTi\U Birding To the Editor : I wish to compl.Jment you, Mr. Thom Lccoq, and a ll who were r esponsible for the feature entitled "Wings Stir Walchers " which appeared in the Sunday. April 10, edition of the Daily Pilot. It was outstanding in every respect -content, layout and ap- pearance. Together with the supporting articles and photographs appear- ing beside it. the reader was pro· vided Wlth a valuable g uide to birding and alerted to mu('h natural beauty that too often escapes us all. ALEX JIILKEVITCH Safe Sn1.1lng To the Ed1tor We have a ll recently been made aware or the need to con- ser ve water. Many suggestions have come forth, most or them valid. One that several have sug- gested is the "navy shower,·• wherein one turns on the water to get wet, turns it off to soap down, then turns It on again to rinse off Great! on the surface. It is well known that most accident in Juries in the home are caused by falls and that most of these occur in the tub or shower Hence, my warning: When soaping one's body without the benefit of thl' running showe r lo n nse the soap down the drain (particularly when washing the feet l. the bot· tom or the tub or stall gets dangerously slippery, making the possibility of a Call more lik" a certainly. The solution 1s simple: When running the water lo initially wet down, 11imply close the draln in the lub. or cover the drain in the shower stall with a rubber disk stopper from the hardware store. o r even a quarter-folded washcloth. in order lhat the soap may be diluted under one's feel and rinsed from one's feel after having been washed. The application of non.skid strips to the noor of the bath will also be of great hencfit. Let's not break our n('cks to snve water. WALT HARPER ORANGE COAST DAllY PllOT 1\(0/'lr'rt \' I\ ro·t1 f'11Nl~h1'1 T/iomn < /.. 1•1•1 11 t.ditor tlutl)mfl 1' ,..,,..,. h f t1tt<Jf111t t 'n111• ~ 1t1tnr The erl1to11al pai.:1• .,r thr l);illv F'tlot !!l'•·k-. 10 1111nrm 01111 ~t1mul11tr r1•;11lrr' h\ prr,1•nlln1t rm thi~ p.1i;1• cl111•1 -.• 1·111nmrntary on lnJl1l'" c•f 1nt1'11·q h\ 'ynrt1rlll· c'Cl rolumni,1-. .1nll r;1rtoon1~t'\, hv llr«)\ ilhn$: ,1 rorum fur rPdCl{•f ._• \ '""' unrt IH prc•.,••nllniz I hr~ Ill'" 'flllJl•'r ' <•f'lnlflO<, ann IOl'il~ nn l"UI ll'lll lop1r~ rhr 1'1'11IOn,1l np1n1011~ of lhl· 1>.111\• l'llnt a111w.1r uni.\ 111 thr rn1tnr1.1I rotumn .11 1hc 111p .. r th•· P·•••r Opin101" •''C· prt'"'"I ll\ lhl· 1 nlumnl't., :incl r .1t1nnn1-.1 .1n1t 11'1 I tr "ntc•r' .arr• lh1 •1r 111,1,n 11ml nn .. n'1or<.rmrt11 of lhl'll I h•\" h\ lho fl.uh l'tlll( .hnuhl lw 1nlo•11 l'oJ W(•cin<'.c;ci;i\ April 20, 1977 At Home in Canyon A warm spring day brin,:!s prom ise of sum mer to rcs1dt•nls of Southl'rn California's canyons. This horse Jh·es a life of peace and qu1l'l .1u:-.t off Live Oak Canyon Road near Trabuco Canyon, far from the bustk of rush-hour traffic and summe rtime beach mobs. • j Find Halts Freeway 1.-:sco~rn DO 1 \ P > Indians hold-tribes are reviewing the cff<.•ct of Lhe mg a ml•t•ting O\l'r the d1sco\Cry of highway construcllon on bunt'd re· ancient artifacts in Lht• path of a mains of the Lu1seno Cl\ 1hzat1on. free wav forced · ·.1l h·Jst a month's which some say might be 8.000 years delay". in tht• worl... a stale official old. said Gray said no burial g rounds arc in· Thl' ~tponemt•nl ()f a "Chl.'duled \'Olved and that workmen will n:burv April :!S dall' for ach ert1s1ng bids was bones of a spreadwmgcd redtatl hawk announced Tue<;day by James 0. dug up by a bulldozer from a spot Cray. d1strirt design l'ngineer for the where it apparently m arked an an- Californ1a Transportation Depart-c1ent ceremonial tribute to an Indian ment. • · ... ~hieL Al issut• IS a tw o mile ~!retch or re-. r-~===========,-1 routC'd lntt•rslak lS from the north Call 642-5678 ·-'Put a tew words to work tor vou (•dgC' of Esr'>nd11lo ,. C r,1~ :-atcl ll':.idt•rc; • nf six Indian .. .. , . .... . • l I -• • . - 253 off our exclusive line of woven woods. Our line of woven snadcs combines thP '"armth of wood wc'h the versatility of fabric. Many decorator colors pluc; a variety of pattern A grPal way to handle those problem area'tf or '" 1ndows or unuo;u,11 <of1ape or s•:.:" • Don : del 1y :::;; ~'"' 2· "o tho<; Wfll'I-On!., 203-253 off custom draperies including lining, installation! Sa' c nn .1 "•<!• I'; .ortm•·• t t deco•.i! vP fabr .: ,. "-;pee 111 /chosen for lh1<, l'\11'111 fl\•'I•' ;trt• II IQ JP Solll115 •her r C'I N' w•~ 1v1••, '••-<lt11• 1 r nl<; n.1n1.isl(c; more:> Plan ,.., •·lc>g.ir• w1ndo111 1rra111, r • nr 1 n "•, mrt" 1:i1lorr>d 100~ E lt-\r>r :.Ill .ic! l P•.11 1 ~ni ''' or.i' r to1;cl' to clOV r iorn 11 . r • <1tT11• An J yo J c;1, •on CVt I~ 1111110 f 1111 If I 'l Q I JU<l ev1!n th•· 1n~1.i11 1t1 l. • \ ; : I I t JCPenn9Y Sale pricea effectfve Sund•y, Aprll 20, through Sunday, Aprll 27. 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CAP) -The Paw Paw Crape and Wine Festival A third firm th at m adr the sound· activated collars 1s out o r business, while a fourth 1s agr<'c.ing lo recall the devices, the f"DA said. TUE AGENCY APPEALED direct· ly to owners of tt\t ~.000 c·ollars not to use them because'!ST'l>0tent1al danger. The battery powered collars are de· sign ed to discourage dogs from bark- ing by delivering a mild shock when the animal begins making noise. A sound sensor in the collar picks up the noise of the bark and triggers lhe shock. But the FDA said its tests on the col- lars, which cost about $40, s how they can delt\·er a current 10 t imes s tronger than listed, and in some cases the s hock continues after the dog becomes silent. TllE COLLJ\RS ALSO may inflict STEEL BELTED RADIAL Size electric burns on the animals' :.km, tests s how. 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New car ti re sale ends April 23rd atJfVlff¥1f !WlaJaT•l ll1'WlftrllJIJ POPULAR METRIC SIZED RADIAL! General Sprint Steel Radial llHl Belledl Ava•l1ble '" 9 popular m~111c ,,zes and buM 10 meet the 1pecl1I '9QUll~menta 01 lor1l9n mllCM cara a11d American compllCll. Fntuuno two 1leel belll and radial-ply constn.ietlon. Size~ 155Rt3, 165Rl3. 165R14, 155A15 tubeless blackwall SlzH: 175R13, 175A14, 185R1S ' tubeless blackwell s449s pl.·~':i ll Otr c.r. Pff tlrt .. ,.,,,. Oii llll. Sizes: 18SR14, 195R14 tubtlet1 bleckwall $4995 ,i¥tSUlw $UOl.LT, ,., llrt N""'1°" -Oii ala. SPECIAL ALIGNMENT We ad1ust caslr>r camber. too-in and toe-out settings to car manuf ac t u rer·~ soec1hcallons. JATO SUPER 100 GOLF BALLS 3·BALL PACK $133 Designed tor maxlmum distance and long hit! Featuring: Energ1 red Center •• Cullu1 Cover . High Tension Wtnd1no . s12's ComOOd & Standard amoncan Car Sooner or later, you'll own Generals Rain Check: Should our supply of some sizes or lines run short during this event, we will honor any orders placed now for future deli very at the advertised price. Don Swedlund Inc. let.... Actm. mtd laker 2855 Harbor Blv)t. Costa Mesa COAST GENERAL TIRE Phon~ 540-5 71 0 646-5033 AB DAIL v PILOT Wednesday Apnl 20. 1977 Senator's Claim Solar-r11n HoIDes 'Must' BymLARYKAYE Of llle D1ily ...... Stiff j;.{). Sen. Gary Hart CD-Colo.), and solar ~gy pioneer Harold Hay told UC Irvine students that new houses must be bu1lt with solar heating and cooling systems to help relieve the nation's energy crisis. The tandem talk by the senator and the in· ventor was sched~ weeks ago as part of the campus' Earth Week act1v1ties • Patknt 'Suspended' WASHINGTON CAP ) -thedrugwouldsavehis life Geelhoed. the attending phys1· St an I e y W i I ks. a c 1vi11 an Wilks' wife Jocelyn consented caan. know what caused the onset mathematician for the Army, to the curare treatment. of his pancreall:s spent 72 day:s m sus pended "It seemed Uke a reasonable "He was as su:k as one could animation m a s uccessful effort option at the time," she said. be.' Geelhoed said by doctors to save his life. After receiving the curare Phy sicians at George treatment the 44-year-old Wilks THE PANCREAS produces the Washington University Hospital Jay conscious between Jan. 8 and enzymes that dige:;t food, and lf had to find a way for Wilks' body March 20, but he was unable to the enzymes baC'k up 1t can begin to fight off pancreatitis and infec-move an eye, blink. utter a to digest itself and the organs tions that were killing him. sound, move a muscle or breathe which are near it. without the help of a respirator. Geelhoed said Walk s' ran tern WILKS WAS 1ntent1 onally peratures as high as l08. paralyzed with thti drug curare, NOW, HE JS REPORTED re-Wilks hospital bill was esllmat· APw1-.-o a s ubs tance used by some covering and soon may be re-ed at between $1 50,000 and CURARE TREATMENT Bra:nhan Indian trib"s on their leased from the hospital. $250,000, but wall be covered by a Bur IT COINCIDENTALLY fell on the same StanleyWllks blowgun darts. Doctors hoped Neither Wilks nor Dr. Glenn health plan. "I said. 'WOULD YOU LIKE A WINDOW SEA n • ~ night that Pre6ident Carter revealed lO energy----===~~=-----==---------=-----------------------------_... __________ . s aving pnnciples he expects the country to follow: -H THE TIMES I !'ALE 1-:i-ms Tl'ESOAY. APRIL :!fiTH :c~u~es~ solar energy an at least 2.5 million ~"1~11:1'11 MOVING WIT HURRY, SOME QL'Al\TITIJ:::> AHt: 11~11n 11• Hart, a supporter of environmental Jegislation. told the students that usmg solar energy is a "must," although he admitted t hat Congress is not yet doing enough to encourage 1t. Congrei.s role ts to ENERGY concemrng the need for ( J step up pubhc education he ating a nd cooling -----------" systems based on solar e nergy and to provide more money for research 10 that area, Hart saH1. THE SENATOR EXPLAJNED THE federal government could s ubsidize low-interest Joans for persons willini: lo us e the initially higher cost solar a;ystems. He said the solar t>nergy systems are not yet econ.om.tcally compet1t1vt: only because they are not mass produced. Long-range· solar energy saving~ are understood , Hart said "We need to s t1mulatl• the market. increase the demand. Jnd thus the supply," Hart added . HA\', A RETIRED INVENTOR from the Los Angeles area, said homes ~hould bl· bwlt to work with nature. not against it. The pioneer explained that homes can be built using the sun to both cool the house dunng the day a nd heat 1t during the night. Hay 1s the inventor of a solar energy system called "Skytherm," which received the only award from the American Revolution Bicentennial Com- m ission and the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development <H UD) in the category "environment: solar energy." HA Y'S SYSTEM INSTALLS ponds of water on the flat roof along with movable tns ulation panels. When the roof p<.1nels are opened durio~ the d.s). tht• punds of \\ :ll1..•r absorh the s un 's heat. Al nq.'ht, tlw pa nels :.ire tloscd and the heal radiates down into all rooms of the housl' The• C'Ooltng !'.ystcm works when the roof panels 1 .1n· 1 lost•d during the day and opened at night. I Carter Seeks OK~ , To Expand Park W ASHlNGTON I J\ P 1 The Carter admin1stra- t1on bas ask<•d ConJ?rc•s., tu r xpand Redwood :-<d t1ona l Park in ~ortht·rn < • J llfom1a bv 48,000 .icres to protect lhc giant n•cJ\\Ofl(h frnm ·the lumber in 1lu!'.tr) Interior Sc<·n •ta r> l't•nJ Andrus submitted tht: request Tuesday to Congress and estimated the cost .1t $359 m1ll1on. This includes the cost of special as- ..,1~lance to t1 mb<-r \\ork(•r<, who st.md to lose their 1obs because of the expansion OPPONENTS OF EXPANSION CLAIM 1t would tncrease unemployment in some areas of Northern Cahforma to 20 percent or more. Environmt'ntalists contend that the 58.000·acre park crcatN:I nine year~ a go 1s not bag enough to protect the redwood!\, They say the world's tallest t t et' is threatened hy log gang operaltons adJacent to tht· park. Hep Ph1lltp Burton <0 Cahf >.has introduced a l11ll toexpand lh<• pa rk hy 71.000 .tcres at a cost of as mul·h as $600 mtlhon t\NDRLS i\SK.:o T HREE TIMBER com- Jl301~ la~t month lo SU'>pend operations near the park for IRO day-; pending a stud) to dete rmine whether 1l 1s feasible to exp.and t.he park. The request was reJ«.>ckd March 29. In a Jett.er to Pre.sident Carl«. the heads of Arcata National Corp • Lou1s1ana Pacific Corp. and Simpson Trmber Co wrote at thal ltmc- "Wc saneerety belleve th.at your administration suffers from a lack of understanding of the facts in thJfi matter. We s hall not sentence loyal employes to the unemployment lanes for the remainder of 1977 ctue to the agooranC'e of the fN:leral government " EXPANSION OF REDWOOD National Park has bt.'t'n a subJC'Ct of hearings m Was hington and Sacramento. The key area m the controversy' over economics vs. lhe environment is Tall Tree Grove, a dust.er of trees on Redwood Creek that includes one redwood that is 367 11 feet tall -the world's tallest, says Ute National Geographic Society .. Environmentalists have eKP.ressed fear that continued cutting Ml the area will lead to flooding that could deposit .enough silt at the ba¥ of the gjaat trectn kill it. WHY DRIFT WITH THE TIDE? ...... c. o.u. of London. a,;tand win give a Fne Cllrlstfaft ScleMe Lectunt "Drift Or Directioft Ix Life?'' lHUltSDAY -A,.,L 21-ltOO PM DWYa MIDDLE SCHOOL AUDITORtUM .,,..,,.....~ ................ S~by F1'9t Cflureh of Chrfst Scientist Tmnslatton for the Oeaf Aml)I& FtM Perl<1ng Child Care Provided I ' II·,. th" .• ,. \ 'I. 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CANOGA PARK• 883·1000 ROSEMEAD• 573-3110 SAN BERNARDINO• 714·834·9231 EACLE ROCK, 254-9261 LAKEWOOD• 633·7600 COSTA MESA• 7 14·!>49·9400 flANORAMA CITY• 894-8211 LYNWOOD• 537·6000 I ULLERTON • 714 879·2500 WEST LOS ANCELES • 836-7922 TORRANCE• 542·6971 HUNTINGTON BEACH• 714-892-GGtt COVINA, 966-7411 MONTCLAIR • 714-621·3054 SANTA ANA• 71<1·547·6841 NORWALK. 886--0tl 1 RIVERSIDE• 714· 784·3000 HAWTHORNE• 970. 730'i ____ --t SHOP MONDAY TH.ROUCH FRIDAY 10:00 AM.9:00 PM ... SATURDAY 9·30 AM 9 00 PM ... SUNDAY 11 -00 AM-6:00 PM 103 Ftv1 STEREO SOUNDS OF THE HARBOR _Wed~_ne_sd~a~y_A~p_n_l_20~1_9_7_7~~~~~~~0~A~l~L_Y_P_IL~O~T~~":..:9 ..................... ·············: ! HERB FRIEDLANDER IMPORTS • • ··oaA."iGE COUNTY'S IMPORT CAR K t Nc·· ; • Caffeine I.Ainked to Sex Problems? • URBANA, IU . <AP) -University of 1llioo1s researchers have found caf- feine to be associated with dJ.lficuJties in tbe llexuaJ and reproductive func- tions of animals and possibly humans. volved. he pointed out in an mterv1ew. be coll~ted at all after JO days. Sperm production resumed after the roosters were taken off the caffeuie. not drink coffee or other stimulants or • use alcoholic beverages or tobacco. : • 0( 800 women questioned. most • followed the Mormon practices : "· .,_. :i- • • • • • • • • • .. Their laboratory research has lll· volved ctnckens and hamsters and they have conducted a survey or preg- nant women. The work has been done by Prof. J . R. Lodge and other re- s ear chers 1n th e college of agnrultur<' One study found that eggs from hens fed the equivalent of no more than two cups of coffee a day pro. duced more dead embryos than hens on a caffeine-free diet. As the amount of caHeine was increased, the percentage of dead embryos 10- creased. ·The researchers ha vc wntten m several sc1ent1hc Journals that th(•::.1: abnormal effects result from disrup· tlon or cell division by ca Heme A bout ~ of them reported havlJlg • • had problem pregnancies. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ............ LODGio~ SAID THE s tudy does not ncc1'Ssar1ly point t1> toffee as the <'au!>e, but addcd thJt it raises a ques lion that needs further study. Other em iron mental fa<'lors, such as nutn- llon, smoking and ulcohol could be in Those given 0.05 percent caffeine in their ration produced 16.5 percent de· ad embryos, and those given 0.1 per cent produced 38.2 percent dead embryos. IN ROOSTERS. IT was found that those given 0.1 percent caffeine had reduced semen and sperm production after 17 to 21 days, and no semen couJd In another experiment. female Chmese hampsters given 0.02 grams of caffeine for 60 days produced more female offspring than a comparabl1: group whlch were not given caffeine. LODGE'S GROUP s urveyed women in Utah and Idaho, where most people are members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Mormon). Most Mormons do He noted that while Mormons have one of the h1ghesl birth rates 10 the na lion. they also have the fewes t birth problems. • 4.ii_;\l~W.1,1~ MOVING WITH THE TIMES I S.\11-l"'\llSTl'l'SOf\Y APRll.'.:l>Tll l f£ Yft, ... 1 ..1 ----------------------~ Ill Hin s1 f\ll 4.Jl'A.'\TITIE::'1\KU l\llrl U! UPI P"°IO f'U es S uit S1 n ger Wa yne Newton ha s sued RecreJ - tional Services International. Inc .. for $26,000 he s ays he is owed for two St Paul concerts l<.is l November. Cle mente High T urf· Job OK'd Tht> athlt'l1c field al San Cle mente High School will hl· l"l'JU\ t•rated over the s ummer by Capistrano Un1f1ed gard1·oing c·n ws. cha rged with reworking lht• turf. addu g ~od and 1mprovmg the "'atering ">\Sll'ln · Tru:.t1·1 ·• \11l1•cl 5 J lo haH' d1stnct gardeners at- tempt tu J't>l l ht• f11'ld 1n "ht1pt• for football season, r.llhf'r th 111 h11ng ronlrar lor:. lei do the JOb al a l{l'l':Sl1•1 l''i•t'll'l 11 usl1°l'., 1\•d !\opp, !:11r<1 h Lipp, Wilham Thorn 1N111 .• J :111 'h 0Nlon and <:corge White s upport· 1•cl lht•d1M1wt garclt-ning <1llcrnat1ve. Trustee Robert Ba!'lwlnr \Ol<d aga1n !>t 1l Trustee Edward \\'pstherg \.\.as at.'ient . Cardt•nt•rs "'111 r<'\.\oork the soil in the middle of tht• ft C'lcl, "'ht•n• ~avy usc> has worn away the grass. Thos1• <irt•as will b<• sodrll'd «rnd the watering system tmµrm·t•d lo a :.sure <.111 lh<' f1t'ld 1s well watered . 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Our accent is on you. ~ARO'i AO\'FR11SINC: POI re' ,, ¥ntJr \\:trd11o ffl.f"' ·hfulrt ''"'"'"'Jt "' \f'V A«"h1·tl1w>ori ,,_.,.,,, duo"C t~ '-•It ,,.,-rttWt nr •hollld 4n ,,,.m ,,. t ArrtH•d1J' t· rr·.tfitf'1 •nN Ir 1n·ivrt.t'h'" pff'hl.m-1o.. Ward-. ....,,11,.tft>r tht 1\.t"m '" vnu •l thf' .,.1. Pf'•t.·t •hrn 11' ,-...,1;otk•-d i~ •1•., "'~ apply to 'Tl•arantt• •nd · C'lj~t ulr4 .,, .. ~ptc"tal 8u\ • .. "°' ktr~ •'•tlebl.-qun,pttl·• · "'"' l"M.<1 • .,. .. .,,. ltm11..i 1n otor~ •Y1•l1ble"" hond CANOCA PARK• 1183· IOOO f.ACLE ROCK· 254-9261 PANORAMA CITY • 894·821 I WEST LOS ANGELES• 836-7922 COVINA• 966-7411 NORWALK• 868-0911 ROSEMF.AD • 573-3110 LAKEWOOD• 633-7600 LYNWOOD• 537-6000 TORRANCE• 542·6971 MONTCLAIR• 714-621 ·3054 RIVERSIDE• 714· 784-3000 . 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SANT A .AHJiC -.,,.,.._.,. ,., __ .,,,..._._., Amusing observations of life along the Orange Coast penned by a native son In the DAILY PILOT SYDNEY HARRIS mixes his philosoph1cal d1ssertat1ons with qutZzes and thumbnail observations to keep readers on thetr toes. A J 0 DAIL\-PILOT Wednesday. Apfll 20. 1977 Lltl. Bogd Baby Gilbert Ransolll Paid You've h(·ard or the Gilbert and Sullivan operettas, hut did ) ou know that the partner W.S. Gilbert as a baby was the v1ct1m of one of the world's oddest kidnapings He was 2. Thieves s natched him 1n Naples. Italy And they ransomed him to his parenL-. on a pound sterling per pound-of baby ba:.1s. To get him back, his folks paid 25 pounds, whfrh 1s what he weighed. Thost• inst rumC'nh "hH h mcao;;ure the hardness of things rncl1l'alc a 'hark 0!> tooth in t h•1t n'i:ard 1s about the t•qu 1' a l<·nl of steel • In France, lnd1,1 111~ 1~ 1•.tlll·d ( htn.t tnk, rh·am ht•t·au.,t• that wa5 11o hl'rl' 11 w<1 ... first lOncoctc•d 1n China. A Bnll.sh firm sa,c; 11 soon "111 mJrket a f)<1t·kct s1le TV set 11o 1th a t11oo-inch .scrl'l'll for $165. OLD SON(, (/ Who 11o rolt' that h1ghlv popular .wng of \ f•sl<'r"\ t•.ir calll•d 'f\ <HI !'>k.I\ 1nsk1 ~kav:ir .. ' · • A ·001• l't·n·v F11•11t·h. a student at Trinity Col!Pgt• m Dublin. lrrland Only he named 1t "Abdulla llulhul tu neer "Tlwt frllo11o Sk;ivar 11o as JUst anotht·r dwrarter in 1l T1ml'ly query, 1nl·11l1•ntally I It·'' rote it JUSl 100 years .igo. Q "Wh1l'11 tr,1v1•Lo; farther in a ye;.ir, the a n•r agt• ma11 or lht' a \'t•ragc whale"" /\ f.{'l'!-. s tdl•..,tcp that wortl "average" ffi l'rC'ly tu noft' ttw typical c;ir dnvcr goes about 10,000 mllt•s a yr;.ir 11th1le thl' humpbac k "'ha IC' 1s s.11<1 lo tr:1vd 4,000 miles a year It vou arc• .1 -.toc·kholdl'r 11tho h SJ \ears old. )OU arc t ht• <1\(•ragf' ... 111rkholrlt-r m thJt matter of :ig,.. Cit'l>fl!t' H Scn plurt.'. bl(':-!> him, 1s pastor of tht• t··11-.t B<.1pt1sl Church in s .. crJmcnto, Calif 'ffRDER MYSTERY ,\ lmo!>l hut not quite thP dt·\ l'rest of murderers shot ht., unfd1thful 11o1ft• in th e heart "1th a p1!-.t11l, llasped lhl• t·oollnt flng(•rs of her right hand around the gunbutt. then inflicted a !>lash with a ra111r at·ro!>s h1·r left '' nst. and droppt'u11·1d1• inas mu('h as ll .., com monly knn" n 1n pr1l1t·1· l'lrl'll•s that man,\ ... u1c1dt• \ 11·t11n~ 1·111 tl11·m s1·hl'!> in a minur mannl·r. ll'.J\ 1ng "' t·.tllnl lw~1lallon mark!> · o n th1•1 r ,J..111 . ht·r111 t• ;11·tua lly J..ill1ng lhl'nhl'l\t"' Thf' ml·dwal t•\;11n11u•r w;is a ht tll' t11<1 swtfl. thoui.:h '1 lw \\ t 1!-.I .,1,1 ... h "'vt·1 ('(i an ;1rt1•n·. hut tht• hli111d rlrl\\ 11o;1 ... ro·l.1l1 v('I\ :-.11).!hl ( 'l1·.1rly. l11•r h1 .. 1 rl h.1d ''"PP<'rl l11'for~· tlw r.11.or \~01md1•tl ht r l>11l lh1• f11rei:01ng real ly happ1•11" Poss1hl\ 11t1t llut '" 1nlt•nd to us1· ii as !ht• 1'11inact1( < luo· 1f 1·\·1·r 1 allr-rl. upon tn "r1t1· ,\ C'h a rl11· c h.111 "' ript \1 11rrl1·1 m \ l>l "rll'S are d.ind' "II 11 · \rldr1•\.\ matl /11 I \1 Hrn1rl I' 11 Hor I ,lj() Co~lCl \foosn •1·11i26 Deatli1J Else1t'here \lf,\1111 11n 1 \1'1 l)r '1.1nut•I Sjncln\ Al \. all itrta, ,•1 .1 \lt".I' 111 !•h \ ..,11 I I rn.tltl!'rll 111 1 1.111 .111t1 f1111rnl1·r of M, , 11·11·-. nal 11111.tl '\111·(1'.11 l·.11 1·11: \ ( '11111 Oll!>!o.1111: d 11•!1 T111•sd,1\ 1,flFb'\\ILLE -;r• \I' \dam CIHI.. ·uuJ..1·" "elborn. i:l .1 r It r In I' r f) I ' I l' 1.1 fl tl h.1ntll1'a<l1•1 ar11i a ,,...mo t 11111 prctun• ll'thnrn;in \\ llh ... ud1 prodUl'l1on, a., c;,1111• 11t1lh tht· \\in<! .111d ·The (;n•all'!>I Show 1111 E.1rth. d1.-tl \fontla' l<tl(')l , U L T1-HIGtlOH 'I FUHHAL HOMt Cnmn.1 dl'I M Ir fl 7 \ 'l4'>0 1,11 ,fiJ M "'>•t fl41i ;>4,'.l Hll H OAOWAY MOUUAlt'l' I 11) Ot u,ldw,I( (.q .1.1 Mt•. 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'lt ... 0 SMITW TVTHlll.. lAMI WtSTCLIFf' CHA,fl 4~7 ( 1 llh "' Coc;IJ Mf'<;.J • R46 4A88 S;int.i An.t Ch.tn"I !> 18 N Or0Jdwc1y SantaAn,1 • 54 7·4131 "HCE lltOTHHS SMm('S MOITUAU S F \ T r !.I·: t \ I ' I lll'h·n I. twck, 1; I 11o lfc of 11.t'.t' l\,rk ~r fnrm1•r 11111 I !l,lflOll ti f o o!IT .... ft•I I 11111n '"''"I"' II lfu ol I I' '11.1\ Fe tival Sc·hedul~d II incl1rJpp(•1I ct ildr f'n Ir""' thrn11.:hout <>r.m~r t •111\t) 14 ill t.1k1· p.1rt in a '• ,1 m t 11 n n .. 11 art r " ..i " ,, 1 !'-,i t u r ti .1 ;. a t S,llll.J Ana C'oll1•J!1 17th .inti Hr1!'ltol "\tt1•1•t.,, Sant .1 An ,1 lht• pultlll' '' '"'''"'f to the• µroi.:r.1111 v. h1• h will in dud" 11rt cl1..,pl.n.., fJ!> \\ 1•1 1 ii!> pn·•wnl ;it ion•; tn d r .1 m a . d .1 n r 1· .1 n c1 Ill 11!-.IC T h <' fl 1 n ~: 1 .1 Ill 1 .; ~1wnsored h) tht> Orange C'nunty Drp.:irlm('nt of Eo: rl u c a t t o n • t h c California Al11allt'f' for Arts t-:ducalton. th<' Na· t1onal Committee of Arts for the Handicapped and Santa Ana Collegl' S3.5 Million Outlay Bus Wheelchair Lifts Studkd By KATH\' CLANCY Of Ille D•llf l'llR Slat! Installing wheelchair lifts on 365 new buses the Orange County Transit District <OCTD> expects to buy during the next five years could cost $3.5 million, OC'J1D directors have been told. 8e(au,Se operatmg the lifts would slow drivers down, requiring more time on the road and 22 addi- tional buses to maintain present schedules, \he total bill could jump to $12.5 m1U1on, according to staff reports. · Directors agreed unanimously to keep their op- tions open, at lf'a!>l on the purchase of the first 75 of the (llanncd 365-bus order They acked staff members to seek bids for' those 75 bust's both with and without wheelchair lifts. * * * Water Saved .,• Bu!)cs O\\ ncd b>· the Orange County Transit District tCX'TD> "111 be wa s hed o nly twice c.1 week instead of t'\ 1:ry ,ff W O dayl> m a n t'ffnrt lo sa \oe Y.ater, OCTD directors wen• told Mon- day Staff ml•mbers said notices urgin).! cmployt:s lo conserve wa ler also will be posted in rest room s a.nc1 at drinking fountain!> OJRECTOR Hobin Young . \\ho t'.J rltt•r called for " water l'On ser vat1on proi;:rnm, sug gested pl.ist1c tl1splan• m ent bolll<'~ also might be 1nstallcd in toilet tanks to cut ~ater use In addition. s taCC mem· bers were asked to in- corporate water saving p lumbing fixtures in future buildings General Managl·r Ed Loritz said th e bus w ashtnl! machtnC' at the lrvme maintenance yard already is equipped with a r ecycling system to s~s. directors balked at srndmg t~o !>taff mcm- bE·rs to an a ccounting conference m !'\('w York FV Student Wins Library Contest .Jurh Watt... .111 1•1g hlh gradc·r from Fountain \'::ilk~ hJ!> bc(•n !>dt•C'll'd lht' grand pr1lt' winner 1n 1111' I •range C'ount~ Public L1hrar y s unnual bouk rn Jrk dC's 1gn 1·011te'>t 1 '~cnty.f'1v(• l'nunty library branches (•ach s<'lt•ctt.'Cl n tnp t'nlry from those suhmilll:d b) km dl•rgarten through ninth grad e studcnt5 Jl"OY WAS tht· top "'1nn<'r from the Fountain \'alley Rranch "1th her de-.1gn which featured, · L .,,. your l.1 br.1ry for 01~ Re::.u lt:. · Top branch winners are , Mike \\att.>r~orth and Janice Tomei. Costa Mesa. 8111 Redmond. South Laguna, Joseph llackbarth, Capistrano Beach; Enr lk1ar. Laguna Bt'ach. Kellie Suckut, -'1ission \ 1e10. Jt•nny C:artwnght , San Cle m ente Kristine llall. <...iln Ju.in Cap1o;;trano. Karen Loomis. Irvine and '\Jnl' llt•rnande1 Wt.•-,tm1n5t er Cal Stat~ At the same time, Director Robin Young asked staff members to find out how many of the 30,000 county residents Identified as handicapped actually use wheelrhalrs and would use lifts. "I st!ll want t o know how many people in wh,el~h":1.rs we are talking about in this county," she satd. I really question our r~ponsibillty to tax- payers in this county if we go out and spend huge sums of money for a relative inftruleslmaJ group of people.·• Roard Chairman Ralph Clark said he believed federal officials were likely to require all new buses to have whl'ekhair lifts if federal funds were to be used in their purchase He expressed fear that tf lifts were later re- quired the district would have to spend its own funds without federal help in installing lifts on the * * * on Bus Wash next week that they could have attended in San FranctSco last week General Manager Ed Lontz explained th<' two finance exec utives. Michael Moore and Albert E ccl es J r., couldn't make the trip l ast week becaus e of budget preparation tasks. But Director Phil An- thony n oted OCTD budget analyst Bernard Fratto did attend the San Francisco meeting a nd s uggested he pass along what he learned to the other two offlc1aJs. Directors agreed un - animous ly to r eject Lorilz' request to send the two to New York. ex 1st mg neet "The only point I am concerned with is we arc pl ing Wa:.hington's ballgame," ho observed. · Directors earlier had agreed to expand a Diat- a-Li mmibus service from an existing three-coach fleet o s to 12 vans to serve all of the county. Staff ports said that service could be l'>.· pandcd to 34 vans by 1932 at a total cost of S.S 2 million Including $846,000 for purchas e costs and $4.4 for operation. But the reports s~ud if lifts W"e installed on n• gular coachl'S, expanding DiaJ.a-L1lt might result in an unncces!>ary duplicuhon of service. OPEN SUNDAY 11 A.M. fO 5 P.M . ~~· t!! .. !7.: TALL~· BIG SIZES~ ~"*'~.IJ ONLY 1~ 1912 HARBOR BLVD. (AT 19th ST.) COSTA MESA (714) 642-3177 HOLLYWOOD PARK Runs Strong At sour·H COAST PLAZA Hollywood Pork is nearing the finish line of its week-long thoroughbred racing exhibit at South Coast Plaza. ''SUNDAY, APR. 24 -LAST DAY!'' To put you in the winner's circle, there ore exciting contests, prizes, and racing personalities. So join in the fun and collect o share of the winning;. Come to the South Coast Plaza and be a wjnner with Hollywood Pork. South Coast 'Plaza BRISTOL AT SAN DIEGO FREEWAY, COSTA MESA S-E Fair Scheduled ~!01 e lh.111 200 111n1or high .ind h1,.:h !>t·h1111I stu <knts \\Ill 1·nmpet 1· m•xt \\ ,. e k .1 I the ,1 n nu a I Cir.in~·· ( ount.v S1'1enr<' :lncl F.nr,inl'rrtni;: F .11r al I' .d Sta11• Fullerttln I ht· puhhr 1., 1n\ 1lt•d to lt1UI lht • '\hlhll' Jn tht• 1'11mmon' f11 tl;I\ and :...,1111 rd .i. \pr;.11 2'l .1 ntl Ill 1111111 !• ,, m 10" pm .inti nn ~111111.1' 1111111 ~ .1 :Tl In.Ip Ill :-.d1flo( L lllllJIS lllll'fl''I I'd II\ rt•..,1·1 \Ill~ I 11t1t I <I \I•'-' lht• I \h bth lll0Xt 'I hurs<l:I\ .11111 1·rir1," Apnl 28 .mrt ~ 'h1111ld 1·,1nt i!C"l '\ .t~l'\ p, 11• .II , ~,.!'I ,).) 7 I One friendly word of advice aOout applying for a loan: I hr lop l11tn 11o inn<-r' in 1 tw 111mrw·t1t1on "ill n• • 1•1' 1• .1 pa11l t n p lo I hr· I n t r r n c1 t 111 n .d S 1·11• n r,.. anti Fn1~1111·1·nni.: ~air 111 Cit•\• land -'la,\ Ii 11 Scouts Ho1wr Nearly 150 Oran~c County F.agle Scouts will be honored Thursday al th<-1977 Ea~l e Scout Reco~nit1on Program at Anaheim Stadtum Ask. Ynt1 think Mrrlllf}in~ u lotm c::houlcl lw ''"")\/ ,111<.I l.1:,t, nqht'; So d1) v .. L' When \/()ll ""'' ll"t r. n "lnt111. Wt ' t!nn"t ITl i'lkt> ,, I lnlly\•ond produt ti(ll) 11ul of it So you wrn1 t be d1•.il111q \L'rlh ,, ld'll of thoui,,1nd ">. l'l w11>'ll bl? j11c:;t 11111• 01 lv .. ·11 nf lh workm!J clin.,ctlyw1th you. to !l''I tht n<J" dni11' 1it3ht t\11cl nflh l <1W<W. ~u qn t1'1t•t1d r11\d a~k uc; for the monev you need. I '>r" 11ew c::c•t of v. hr'cl-,. Or a nl!w <;Ct of l c.Tlh. Or" lno1n to qd vour k1dc; through rollc>gC' ..,o llwy can get t11c)h .md "'"ll ... endinq mone11 hnrnc'. Or i'1hnmc1mprovc>mcnt l0un to hudd c;nmC' new ideas oround vour hrn1-..t' Or .111•,11 <'c;:at1• In."' Ir, h111lcl ,, whole rn ''"-' I 11 nic::c <.1mtmd vou r 1de.1.., 627 Main SI Hun1inq1on Oe;lCh 5366539 N ed t B d Following an outdoor am 0 oar dinner. the Scouts and \Vv m,1k(' Jn.-111 procc>-. ... 111g quick ,rncl c;1 mplc. JU c;t ;ic; w<> · vc made otl t<?r banking services more convc>nicnt for vou. Let Us Be Your Banker 'IH fAMllT COl..OMIAl FUNUAL HOME 7801 BolSil Avf' Westm1nc;1ar 893-3525 PACIFIC VIEW MEMORIAL 'AIU( Cemetery Mortuary Chapl'f 3500 Pac1l1c V1rw Drive Newoorr. Ca11forma 644-2 700 McCORMICIC MOITUARIES Laguna Brach 494 94 1 'i Laguna Hills 768-0933 San Juan Cap1<,lrano \.. 495-1776 "~ Capitol News ~~rvi<'e SACHAM ENTO Adolphus S McGee. princ1paJ of Sacramento High School. has been named to the Teachers' Retirement Board by Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTlflOVS IUSINESS NAM( SfATlM fNT l hfl tollowlnQ D"''°"' are doin9 bu'~i· M,,., H<C LAGUNA llEACl-4 (AfllNf T their s ponsors will at tend the AngclslCh1cago White So'C baseball game Banque t Set Dr. John W. Casey, president of Fullerton College since 1969, will be honored at a farewell banquet Friday at Griswol d 's Jnn in Fullerton. ~MOP m Or•A" Av• , lAOllM f\urn ------------4 C.11'761, qo,,,,."'I fl MAO«ltM 7MIS2 A•• nnt1~· t\nn M~''""'Vl.,..10 ('A f"•\ hll lt'W \\I\ C'>'1CIU<hd hv 411n I~ '1 v t1J•I ~••MnM8 M A<A<l•m ,,.,_,, \t1t,,,,,...,,« .,.., r •fld 'tllrt•'" trwi C,.11'\h C''"' ()' Ot•"f>ll' Coi'"'V "" M•rCl\H t••I nv11 Pv"' ,......,. ()r1~ r1t.-•I f'~·tv Pu"' M•"" JO •"<I """'''· 1J l'O. 1"'11U• 11 r Neptune Socict.~· CREMATION 646-7431 y--1•1 wcwrlt-f ...... ........ _, ....... -..... " ... ~ "911 ... ''" _, ... .. )Un Ct"" tWtr. -· We od thinoc; doiw foster h<•c.n1c;c we're locill bc1nker" v. ho m,tlH.> ou1 Pwn d<·u:,1011 ... 119ht h1.ore. 11ght now. An<l we can get thing~ done fo r vou. to11 dnlb =;uFr CITIZENS BANK OF COSTA MESA 11.ull(lr .lt R,'k"' • !714) 117') 1\200 • M1•niher rDIC l~nkinq Hour~ Mo11d.1v Thm~d.1v-9 111 fl fricfov-910 6 • 5.,1ur<l;iy-'J to I / 'o"~e V :-;u'Mflvm l'rr'. 'cnt ( lnC'f r:~ec11t1~·· (Jff•c.-:r Wedneaoay, Apnl 20, 1977 DAILY PILOT A J J TOP BRANJ:> 1'ARME3AA CHEESE" COMPA~Y Backache Most Frequent Patient Complaint c WNJTf.D WORK.E~ WITH A 6RATI~& PB;sof.JAUTY By DR. STElNCROllN Dear Dr. St~lncrobn: J made a bet and hale to take the money. 1 said lhaL lhe common cold is the most frequent cause of patients' complaints. Don'Lyou agree?-Mra. R. the common cold 1s "Why haven't you doctors discovered a pre· ventlon or remedy for it'• .. back pain due to a slipped (ruptured) dis(' -the cartLlage that lies between lhe bones of the s pine? ls tht• reason arthntis'.' A tumor? ls it BUT THE mail 1s Cull due to lumbosa('ral of requests on how to get sprain? How about poor rid of •·my darn posture? ls there inflam· b a c k a c h e ~ . ' · mation.or mus('le, tendon 1 lleadaches are abo a or nerves? ANSWER. Don't count . dastmct problem.) In some pati('nts, there your money premature·\ If you have C'onstant or is no evident structur al ~=.:.=~.::=-==========~ ly. I would bet on the recurrang backaches, di(fjC'ulty, and the reason ,... c o m m on a c h e s : my advice is to find out for the baC'kachc may be backache or headache . the specific cause. 1 emotional Call 642-5678. Put a few words to work for ou. Of the many letters I receive from readers the f'O R . EXAMPLE . WllATEV E R THE chief complaint about treatment differs: Is the cause. here arc som e PACIC 25( OF 2 to. WY UR'S SOUP MIX •OHION •CIHCUN HOOOll SUNSHINE CHEEZ-ITS " 49c oz. GRAPEFRUIT JUICE '' '""'" ,,,. 'l•ttl Prim GoH Tbru htsf1y Apr 26tb w..-. Sitctt t u11t •• .. ...,,. "'9 1.i•J u ~ • tf,. u ••lltt•'·~· 119 'I IN. lllP JOlltT ,lilt •I 0 IN AO JUST 'lilt Wllll(H. •• 1H. IO..G HOS! '1111 •01Ac;o1u1 •IN '1111 •t Ill ADJUll, WllHCH • 10 " 10'1 •IO" STiii U,1 • 16 01 HAMMEii •• PC llT KllWDtlYlts ·•re so ~·m •• '11(1 IAWm REG. 1.79 Ke ,. .... , IM9tllti41'f u 1111t'\ "'"ffd Mokh l ,, .. t(,, .,..,, •• u lu• er •• cou '' ,.,... .. ,,~ .. ,.,, J29 FUJI #110 COLOR PRINT FILM ROSE MILK SKIN CARE CREAM PRO-LIFE PU-OIGISflO LIQUID PROTEIN l•1UI .,.i.ly W~ M t.lt tf ro'"1!y4rolu. U1r •• loe4 .. ,,, __ .. _ ......... am cM•11cl tom1Of100 ll9UIO HOntll HI DtGCUIO m1uus . 6.tS Costa Mesa lll l 17th St. Costa Mesa SALLY HANSEN POLISH REMOVER • I l or Soh"'' ... ,mocts. , __ ........ .,,...,. Santa Ana 14 06 W. ~ & lristol 2 l 00 H.W .. Wiltoft Santa Ana Jl25 lrbtat .. MocArftlW ~-~B.n~"' '* i' 5 •v~~a GOod~!~ .. ~ I I Good News! DISPOSABLE TWIN BLADE RAZORS By GILLITTE PACK OF 2 ~~~ ,'.' :~. ';.::: 29 c <.111611• ~1.,.. 91•• ''" ·-•h '""""' ~ ,~ .. ~· REG. 8.99 . ZEBCO 699'· SPIN CAST ROD & REEL RlG. 1.09 MONOFILAMtNT FISHING LINE •0-UOO JDS. ••• I 000 fDS. 69 ( ... us'°'· •lOt-110 fDS M . Fountain Valley MOCJIO!ia at T dbtrl Fountain Valley 16141 H.-bor .. Edi.., DOCTOR IN THE HOUSE from back discomfort strain mus('le!> and hga· tt>rvals to ger 111> and especially if arthnlls 1s ments. stretch and loosen up lips that may help : l Dl'Vl'IOp {!OOd pohture lnenrrlcl poi.ture 1s a common cause of bal·karhes m an o therw1 l>e healthy person. Bones, h ga· ments, nerves and muscle:, net-<l Lo be re lieved of unnatural strains. 2 Are you overweight? Reduce. Oftt>n this in itself produces freedom SHEETS present 3. IS YOUR mattress too soft, causing l\agginJ( pull on your mu.'>clcs and spme wtule you bleep·1 Get a new one Or. try us- ing a bedboard bct'>'een mattress and beds pr· mgs. 4. Don't put too much pn•ssure on one side or your :.pane by carrying a shopping bag; for an · stance, on one side and C'urv1ng your spine abnormally. This may 4S 69< oz. PEAR· APPLE JUICE ly l1u To, IH~<~•• TWIN SIZE FLAT OR flTIED 3 39 .... ~ .. "''""-. ... ......... ,. ... ,, .. ...... ...... ,..... ' Alohu••lllt ... ..,.. •FUll Sil£ 3" fl.AT Ot flTIED ......•... •QUUN SIZE 699 FLAT ORFITIED ......... .. •IUNG SIZE J99 FLAT OR FITIEO .......... . MATCHING PIUOW CASES S. DON'T BEND with knees locked and ll'gs staff Always bend your knees. even though your only purpose 1s to pick up a pm. But be especially sure to bend knees "'hen ~ou intend to pick up a weighty object 6. Are you comCortabll' w h t• n v o u w o r k .., Espcl·aally whl•n !>llt1n~ down7 A typast'1 Don'I s ag or slump. This strai n s th<' ba ck mus('les Tak£' t1ml' at m ~ ' -;//~ '1; -,,-) ;: I \ 1h. LBS . .( "llOS MU . \ au klt\OllOM / 219 HORMEL CANNED HAM 11 1 1~1 Jtelf 9ood! •STAHDARO SIU 349 PACl Of 2 . . . •ICING SIZE 399 PACK OF 2 . . .. 3FOR100 DOUBLE INSULATED Thermal-Temp THERMO WARE kMp your loo4 & driM 1 hotter or ttolt• "'"'". ,.. .... , .............. " fo, 19<• •shwHhrr t•fr, .. ,, 7. BlIT IF ba('ka('hC:. persist and you are not t•asil y relicvt.>d hy osp1ran or the measures 1 hav~ suggested. better nave a checkup Many with backaC'hes use them as an excuse to "help carry the piano stool in· stead of lhe piano.·' Othc1~. you maghl lt11nk . are maso('h1:-.t1c alWJ)S complaining but Ol'Vt'r takmg the lime to discover what is wrong. •'l(NI( OINNIR •JUNIS l _.., • ..rrr.mJ CNflSI 4 ... ,oo SKIPPY DOG FOOD I o•t 4o9 Wlll lou 11 HOLLY HOBBIE MINIATURE DIE CAST ANTIQUES REG. 1.29 v ... , .. 11111 •• ,pi, Ad1u11 .. 11 1i.,., & Thwto•d• of 1'911•1 PRICE CUTS FRESH WATER FISHING ZEBCO ROD AND SPIN REEL OUTFIT Et Toro ti Toro aS Rod1t1eold Westminster w,,..,...,.atG~w • .t I I I • ~'°-~ I..~ ~-...:i ~MllA~! ~Ml~~: -~l ~I ~~ ~· , •.'• .:_~ .... ..._., -...... . p. 5 87! SIMILAC INFANT FORMULA Jl-•t. "-"or wit\""· 9c KAOPECTATE FOR DIAIRHtA l•h '-'"15.,.4 I t1 SAVE OVER Y2! REG . 1.49 --~11.~ 33c BAYER CHILDREN'S ASPIRIN I '• ,... ll i.Mtt.. s.fe • 249 PREPARATION H SUPPOSITOltltS ...... , .. ,.,~. •ooluh<w41J dt•oilr4 "'"' ret.,ta, trff'I for ~.,. fJll ....... Cfffl ... ,, 99c ALLEREST FOR HAY FEVER hd el 24. Cii-fn ..totl. llfrl $ctlili .,. .. , ........ ...., w."'"4 , ...... s..u "' Huntington Beach 41161 AdalM at lroollhunt Huntinc1,on Beach 21 I l 1 IHC11 llYd. .... " .... Huntincrton Beach 9s.....;.;.c ....... Huntinaton Beach su1w.,.... -~ .... • Al2 DAILY PILOT Wednesday Apnl 20 1977 THE FAMILY CJHC L ~ Hy BiJ 1't·anl· Care for Aged ..... ......... "PJ's on the new rug with food!" Role Okayed 'Junior' to Graduate COLUMBGS, Ohio IAP1 F iftecn·year·ol<.J Kimberly Clark mu~l be pt•rm1lted to take part in graduation ceremontt·5 at a !>uburban h1i;:h :-chool. according to a court ruling Common P leas Court Jud ~e G .W. Fais Pt'rmanently enjoined the loe<.11 board of education from prohibiting the teen·agcr's participation in June gradut:1tion ceremonies of Hamilton Towm;hip ll1gh Sthool. The board had tolt.1 !\I 1~s llark. who rinisht'd the :><·hool's four·ycar curriculum 1n three y1.:ar::., that ~ht• coulc.J gntdu<ttt• but not take µart in thl· l't'r1..•mon1t•s hel'au-.1• she'' a!'. e0n~1t.1en•d a 1un1or Fais wrote Tu~·~da) that 1f he· h<id noi f'njoined the bo;:u-d. he· \\nllld ht• p1:rm1ttmg it "to :-.a v hen·,., J piece of your ,cr;iduat1nn eakc-, Kimberlv. 'to wht<:h 'ou ::ire ent1tlt•d, but" 1: h:t\ 1· tah·n off th~ 1cmg .. lier molh1·r. :\tr!>. ~lobcrt Cl.irk. filed !>Ult to for('l' the hoard to p1•rm1t lhe lc·t·n ager'!-> parllc1p;,i t wn tn the :-1·n1or t'I a:-:-. t'l·rc·mon) r. ----------, ~/~ ~~ ( ~~l ' MONDAY thru THURSDAY SPECIALS ,,, 1 1Fr.,'111 ..,s,,11/1, fllfjPJI [v,f11d1:111Hol!l.1,·, J I I tf, 1 /1'/ /111 fiJ,/1 I I,, I/ i/ I,/, /I •/f/ /I/// JI/ )I/(," ii RED SNAPPER 3 ~5 MAHI MAHI 3 95 I GR!LL ED SEA BASS 3 95 f TOP SIRLOIN .i •• J ~ ) t ,_ NEW fOl-,K ST[Af\ LOBS TER TAIL c:;TEAt\ AND L08S TEA LUNCHEON I 'I'~ I i • ' ' , i .. • . , ~ 11 I f I' t .". t • ~ It t 5 95 • '' I I lo • 'I ( " -----~ 'New Field Appeals By JOYCE L. KE NNEDY Working with olde r people 1s a career direction few people purposely char ted a decadt: ago. Today, students ~et out to earn such credenliaJs as a bachelor':. degree in gerontology, or & master's dt:gret.' 111 gerontologil·al nursing, or a n a:.~ sociate degree in n urs10g home ad m inistration. THF. AGING FIE LD ts growing. and if you think its caret."r vp· portunlt1cs may intt:n·~t ) ou. stud~ the offer at the end nr this column Well over ont-million lit'Ople <ffl employl'd m aging. and mun· than 1.000 college!> and uni\ er~1l1e::. offer gt•rontolog) program., or course's. The odds favor a continued n :-.e m the number of Job~ wrnng olc.Jer pt•opll'. mainly l.lt.•t·ause of the population curn· And not only 1s the olckr ~i'I ht>e<>m 1ng much more numerou:.. but ;ibo the spotlight on this group's needs 1::. getting gn•ater \\ attage i\LTllOl'C.H SO~E gerontolog1cal "orker., t.lo fl'M'arl'h or tt•ach, mo..,t gl\ c dirl'ct ::.i:r\'1ce or udm1n1stcr pro- gr ams. Many work in nursing homl's. seni or center!>, s ocial ::.erv1ce agencies. home health programs, nutr ition proj(.•l·ts, ll•gal aid offices. public housing prOJl'l'b or retirement communit1e::.. r\ consensus has not been reached as to the be::.t "a~· Lo prepare for a Joi11t Project ( __ C4_RE_E_RS ___ J career in aging. Some say that formal educ<ttwn in gerontology is the ticket· others demur, feeling that you s hould acquire expert ise in a nothe r dis. npline (such as adm in1strat1on. social work, retrt•at10n. or nursing) <ind acqwn· !>Pt'C'li.lllZNI !>kills in deal 1ng with thl' eldl'rly on !ht· Jl!b IN PRACTICE, PEOPLE l'nter lht• f1c·ld both" ay::. \nd now the big que:.t1on <:an )OU bl' tertain of findin g a job 1f :.ou get t.'ducat.ion or training in gerontology? 1'0. becaust lht! r ecen t blo!>soming of gerontology as a fi eld of academic study, plus its Jackrab bit growth O\cr a s hor t pcnod of t ime and other factors make th~ s hort-term Job picture unclear. Still. enough signs point to good career prospects that gerontology how ever you enter the fit>ld -1s well "orth checking out. • READER SERV!Ct:· "Worlony With Older People," is a 65-page issue of the Oc- c u.pa tional Outlook Quarterly. T his publtc:atum gwes to11s of career details, in· clu.dmg an aoolys1s of employment pro· spects To obtain a free copy. enclose a gum med. self-addr essed mailing label with your request to Joyce L;<iJn Kennedy at this 'k'U!spapt'r New Water Use Plan Set A plan to use ground water from San J uan Creek to augment suppht·~ for San J u an Cap1::.trano a nd Capis trano Beach 1::. being developed by a consort ium of local water agencies. T he water currently nows to the sea aftl'r pass ing over high minerc1I deposits in lhl' San .Juan Cap1:.tr<1no arPa. m<1kmg it unsu1t able for use Tll E EFFORT JS .1 pro1eet nf thl' Sa n Juan Basin Authnnt \, an :tl'l'lll'\ r 11 111 pn~l'd of. tht• Ont~).!• C1.11nt; \\';1tt•r"iirks Ol!'>trll'I 1. "h1ch '''I'\ p.., San .Juan Cap1~tran11 lfr;ich Count.\ WHtt•r 1>1 .;triel <tnd ~a nt<1 :\larg1:1r1t;1 \\' atcr 01stnct fhe ;.igent~ will go to l)ld 111 a month for construction of a '.l.l·ll and p1µehnt' In hnng the crec·k water from Rancho :\I 1ss1on Vie10 The well will be <lrillC'd near the Ortega Hig hway about six m iles east of Intersta te 5. T.J . Meadows, president of the auth or ity, said th e project will capture usable water wh ich other wise would be wasted. "UNDER PRESENT cond1l1on::. water nowmg down San Jua n Creek b seriously d('graded by the t1m l" 11 r<" aches San J uan Capistrano. 8) taking the· "atl·r around the sources of mineral pollut1o n. t h<.• pro1ect will latcr::illy pro\ 1dt· a nl•\I. water re· source for thl' loc;.il districts ... h~· said. Estimated cost is S382.00U and "111 :.a\'l' tht· local districts about $75,000 vearly in lht· eost of buy1r1g Colorado Rtvt'r\\ater. The project 1!'. propo::.ed for comple· t1on in October. Coast 6 Honored Six s tudents from t he Orange Coast area have been nam ed lo lhe honor r o I I f o r a c a d e m 1 1· achievem ent at Clar e- m ont Men 's College for the fall sem este r. T hey are Eric Ressler, Corona del Mar ; Alan O'Ha r ra. Laguna Beach; J ohn Faranda. Mission Viejo : Alford Frost and Will ia m MacGowe n . New port Beach ; and Tho m as Handley, San Jua n Capistrano. TODAY. IT'S HARD TO SNIFF OUT THE RIGHT REAL ESTATE BUY ff \'Oil :trf'll t f'l)n•fttl \'llll m •• \' f I n rl v ti II ,. 'i t' I t twrk1m: up lhC' \\rnnc tr•'•· Tilt' \•orltl nf rr.tl l'"l:ite ,.., d 1 vr·r~C' :inrl vn11 ''ant tn mnkc .. un· tn :.l3v nn lhi' right lr,1ck. L<'l a R f.ALT OR " hp your t.(Utdt• In ordt•r to krl'p ahn·:~ .. t I) f t h f' m ;! r k l' [ . ll ~; J\ (. T () I{ S h a v 1· h1•r omr· -..rhul :1r ... and "Jl''~·1al1..,h 111 rliv1•rc:t' .1rt'a -.. 'i Ul'h : ..... 1 n m m r r • i .1 I .1 n d rnrlu..,triat pr<1pr rt v l .. wrl rlc>vrlopmf'nt rt?i>trlential propcrl~ farm and land llpflr:ii~al . . urb<•n planning ... and more. No hod y "nose" real est a t e helter th<.tn a REALTOR .... Newport Harbtr /Costa Mesi Board of Realtors ~:~~TY WEEK CB (!) --.. uv Call 642-5678. Put a few words to work tor ou. COSTA MESA SIDEWALK SALE APRIL 20, 21, 22, 23 ORCHID BA TH ROOM TISSUE 8 rolls KODA COLOR FILM '" , .. s1!! ., ,.,. , ' .... ' t ,. ,1 I( 'T\, .. , I /811x21 x4' 9UALITY PEGBOARD PANELS .,,.,, •I J1•'l• ., CANDY BARS 10~99c DIAPERS 40 Ct. Overnight 611* POTTED I HOUSE PLANTS Ou' .. ,.,,rttf'l11 OV4d•tv Wtdft a.e•fW':tt()n E'"v ,,., .. "ar~~ fo,. ·o,.,, ~'""" .. '"'" (1"1~,.. I 0 LB. CHARCOAL ~, .. , .. REDWOOD STAIN Latu s1aa I Gal. FRESH STRAWBERRY PIE ,,, , ...... ' , . $137 n .. I • t I l/4 LB. PACK FIG BARS 79c j' ,, ..... ''""' J .. , .. SHOWERHEAD By Water Pile 111 Wall Mount Unit P ul;11f1""''1 ,,,, it"'•ntt ·"''"•W• r ""'I\. HJ'J I 'I w,.tt-., P1lt 30 GAL. METAL TRASH CAN WITH LID s411 2200 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA -..--....... ~ Tonight's TV Highlights ' CBS f) 8·00 Mysteries of the Great amid Omar Sharif hosts this umenta ry exploring the enigmas of Great Pyramid of Giza, a symbol of tho mystery and secret lore of the ancient Egyptians. NBC GJ 10 :00 -Kingston : ConfidE!ntial. "The Anonymous Hero." R 8 Kingston is the ultimate target of a p~ychotic army veteran who is using the fa med reparter and his associates, Beth Kelly and Tony Marino, to publicize a one-man campaign agains t the miJltary. CBS 8 11 :30 CBS Late Movie : "Commandos" Lee Van Cleef and Jack Kelly star in drama filmed in 1972. TV DAILY LOG f WEDNESDAYf I EVENING 6 :00 SPECIAL NOrlC£ Al '"' ·• 1 "'' ~· If• eovPO WM1I lh ll Jll 1!·1.-11•1w"'k' will ~•UV1dr I ,.. n •" l~• I f'l 'I• c" I ' 'h • I' ' ,, H l: (!) j 1 • ,1 1 1 11 ,,,, .1! lf,1 •,nh• All !.Yl••.1111J••11I 1111,, •mn1tr, t f rht tnhrt t.'t ul,cd rv 1J1l r •Ut1 r'1J11rF "' I"' ut f t 0 ~ Star Trtl 6 Gomer !')It O Cun~t a> Part11d1t f 1m1l1 m Ad1m 12 ED £1~chtc Companr €D D11m1toc ~"" ll9 Mike OoutlH -6:30- 6 Andy Crtfl•th 6) flm1lr Aft111 W loom 7:00 f) 0 23 G rn m New1 O L111s Club e lly Thrre S<ini 0 ( 29 9 ) Nrws 18 To Tell the Truth O Contentr at1on 111 Hollywood S1,u1m ID I love Lucy (D Tht FBI ffi Kort4n Lan1u•11t Proarams 2d Andr C11ff1th ED MnNerl Lehrer Report -7:30-0 ACTION SPECIAL!1 • F~m1ly Entertainment THE HEW ADVEHlURES Of ROBIN HOOO f) ( 11 J ) Advtnlurtt ot Robin Hood h " I rd ~. ...~,. ' D I t j • ' r-. 'n*n1n 0 A O New\Cent~1 4 O Lon Ame11c1n Strlr & The Odd Cou~lt O Match Gamr 18 l12800il Ountion 0 lht loh• \ Wild 10 Wild W01ld ol An1m1t\ m ( tt e J 8r1dr Bunch ( t 7 l t l'op Gou the Country 23 6 Ctltb11tv Sweep\t•hs 2~ tk>can's Herots ED Ch1nnel 11 Ton11hl m lbmt That lune )9 liars Club 0:00 0 ( •1 l ) s Mysle11u ot tht G1r4t Pyr ~mid I• I 1 , Im• jn,i .t 1r 1,.. , ,,,,1 11, ,,, 1 ~111r , I' l ""'l" ' f Ip, l1!f' If ,t ,,,, 1J f (; 11 t •'' t I 1 'lltt I, ·, 10,J \1 't r o rtf h• tr\r ,, • l ,, 11,n' 0 to 2) 6 m L11r and T1mn ot C1111ty Ad111u ~ 1 ~~ , (l-. I Al• I ~· •J ' • ('1 t1Uf, 0 "'°'" c C1hr). An, WtdMS day' ( I I I• fH. I Hr Hd o Movie r (7hrf Po1tr11t 1n Bllcl" M•-• i.o AnthMw Quinn I 1 1 l 1 nfo 1111.t I-. I ~I 5tt • k ht11! I , .111 D ( 1q 8 ) Jt 81on1c Woman (fl• f unm 1.11 I l1111111t10 .. l'J•I I h im• I\ ~lll~d u11n\I ~ m 1\l•r r11mp11I•• olrvl'.~~ hy " f 1mrJ \l 111111\I ,,, hlAr lm41I lht "Olld 1nl11 l~\11011 Ptdl t O Movie 1C1 (lhr) "The Hom Sold11rf' (•d•J ~·1 loh11 W•vne W1ll1;m Hold'"· C~n~tanr, lowef\ 6) Wild World ol An1m1ts 0> All Th1t Glitters Gl,n prtp111· \ !or his 1mporl 1nt 1ud1l1on whilt 111nv1d1ng Bt1I with 1 \hould,r to c1y on. I 1nda Mur~l1nd vi~1h ht1 P<v ch1ah1,t ~nd phil' lh• •nd ol hrr tOfm,ntnr. And,,a shocl\ M1ch1•I W1fh hi! d•' CllPllOn ol her (~Sf, l w malrs ~ \hockint)nnnunum,nt lo the bOard lti'O.,d111n1 lh' 1011 1ahon of .i c11rpo1~lt drum tt ll1tlon1I Gtocuphk W"1nr of G11111,,, 1n Yello1nlnnr Pu~ ID llowa lh• Bu11nrss ol C.11nc !•on Animal hi• 1~ hUd•ne tor ut111<hon but a th11v1n1 frad, 1n smu~Rl'd tnd1nee1Pd \rmu continuts ID Clla111p1onship Wmlllnt -8:30-m CmJ.W111 m ,.,IJ ... IOll 9 :00 ft ( 17 ~ ) • CBS Ne~ Spe· Clll Who s Ahead !he Debate Over (l•ltnse ' D ,f,, I $ I •101 m Klnaston: IA>nl1denh1I l he Anonymous Hern k fl K'nt;'•lun is tht ultu11atc tJ1£•r ol ~ f•\,tl1n1" a1mv v•t,.11n .... ~~ 1 0\1011 fh1 1.11h• 11 rr .,ft1•J .\rid t'-1• , .. u~11I• .. h • ~ ,, ~nJ I ,, M. 11n r pot.ii., '•l .1 1 • 11.• ~"'m p tt~n da 11ns1 lf,·· 11 111: ,, , D 39 S.rett• ·.. · 1111-L1l10;.P 'fto1lh(U! n1..' h,;• r. , •. , 1 ~ 1f lhr Prt\td,nr i:ioo , , "" •·h • I Conv•r"s (R) tlillfl'• 2 t, 1nl '" 'tilndontd r1a~l lu 1 •• Oul l [ 1n, ~I 'SlJPtd 1uvM1I• c n 'll> t·~••d i.p lhrrc ano r. torcd 1 lt'·lp them tJrr J oul d plJn I • •./.I~• m Mtrv Cntf11 Sllow 20 llCB-Tlle ScMet ~rtl P'ol1Ce ED Crut 'erlorm1ncu: lhr l 11btr I ~Pv llr ( ~ 8 ) Bew1tched -9:30-m lilod Squad ( tt 8 ) r1r111d1t hmlty Cl u C111d1 81.n Cr11d1 10:00 0 KNXT Spect1I No•th l'l1lh lh•· 1\11•~ D Name lhJt Tune 0 0 Nt W$ 6 Dick Van Oy~e D ( 291 e •) 13t• Charlie's Allreb 1fi1 flt• An.,rls a11d Bosler pull 011 i ••••i ol (Ons lo !rap ii ct. ve1 LOnl ~ul .iv• iamDlti who~• hab•t 1> )llf I 11•1! by r.m1n.1I act1¥1l1ts 10 Merv Cullin Sho. ~ Cu11s~t f!) Cl Bltn Amado -10:30-o m mm News 6 I Lovt Lucy 11 :00 o o m u 11t"' 0 ( ~ e l Lftt Amtnc.1n St}lt. 8 ~ AM !hat ClitteB D 2l g IQ New\ 0 lrOM<dt 6) Mary H"1man. Marr Ha<lman m Tht Ho11e1-e•s I 1 r l > The lllMll Sllft -11:30-n ( 11 3 l e CBS lite Mo.it "tominuld~" dra I " -L c v., uel "'~ ~ .. 11, o 11 e 101 m 1o1w1y w,_ 6 Tht '1L Club D ( 2f 8 > lt The •ookits MYltery of the Wtti 6) News (!)Set 81lko 2'> I ht JOO Club ED Clu s1< Theat" Prn•ew +fA I ,t f'1f l'ft1 ~ 12:00 08n10<~ 0 ....,,,. C Crull °'"" ( ,.;, ' .,, ,., f • Anr, 81tf,t 6) 114oott "Tht St1&t (d'll I· y. ''" ,m,..,., , .\ ,.. '-'.t<Y•"' "' Q) W.... ''Wah U, ,,.; HI" • II l' t H •·-~n ·4 Gu t -12:30- 0 All 111(111 Sllft 'Tiie C 1 I<~ S 111u," • t •II Wr Mot A111n "Human w•eo 2 :00 0 ~ Dtvllltl11tur, "f f!Nlt Oii tht lu<ll." "ltlltrlude" m "" "'"'t si.ow "Te110f •ft ti.t HIUftlM liouM," "Yellow Sty" -2:05- 0 Movie: "Out' St11n11ri" Cmy~) 46 Pe1er Lour DAYT1Ml MOVIES A1'1tll 21 lktow, fer J1141 r C.oll'ftnltll<t, 1re !lit day'1 mcwlM. 9.JO D "GtMral 01111 llMrt" (d1a) 'Ii() V1ttouo OtSica 10.00 '2fl 1C 1 "Qvtlltin Dtirw1rcl" (adv) '55 Rolmt laylOf 11 :00 D ( C ''Tiit C.C•tft41 Cow· boys of C.llct C...ty" (wu) '6~ -01n fllod~r 12:00 m "fllmt of th• larblry Coast" (~d•) '4S-John Wayne l·OO D "ltlt Mystery of Edwin 01004" (mys) JS-Claude R~1n\. V11,,., Hobsnn M C-1 "H1m111erht1d" (dr1) '68-~1ncr (di.mis. 2:00 0 't "Tiit LintH Lint" (dr~l '67 Cu11 S!twtns J·OO UOl C': "Cewftltrpeillt" (dra) 68 Ch1rll1>n Heston J:JO D C "'t1ct b Our~-· s1tn" l1dvl '62-l1n11. Ron Hht'~ ltdr•\ Holcombe. KOCE Television (50) •.to THl~NllL/\.IHlllltlll,.OltT t It A .. PLllD TICHNIQUli O' SlllTCHINO "WO(!<! ••d WOO<H" Tlll"Q•" 10: .. INSTlfUC'TIONAL"llOOfllAMMINO l :.. SISAMI STllllT 4·eo IOOM 4 JO ILICTlllC COM,.AN'I' ) .. MISTllt ltOOlltSNllOHllO"NOOD S JO VILL.6 ALIOllC 6 .. CHANT TO CHANCE NII"'"""""' O..ot•' 111(1 Sm•I•"• ' •·JO SIAltCH. THI OUIH ,o ... llflllONAL MIANINO w-" I• lo ... • 1:H A"PL.110 TICHHIQUI~ 0' SICITtNINO WOOAllD e• .. SOUNOSTAOl ''WOO<ly <#\lltlrlt tAtntrl<1' ,, .. WOMAN AUVIi ' A Tltnt lo Ctl•ft99" lt·tt MICfllOllSANDMIN Th• Tu~ut111 Alftlr" 111 .. TNl-HllL./\.INltllt ltll'OllT 'Mldnesday Apt!f 20. t977 DAIL V PILOT d J 3 Rape Bill Falters Discover Pvramld Energy! "A Power Source ~cience Gan't Explain." Exoenment~ Report These Benefits Razo< Blades Resharpen. Cigarettft. Coffee. and cn.ap LtqUOf'S Take On Ari lmpro* Flavor Med1tat10n and Sleep Improved Accelerated Plant Growth Preaerve Foods Lasting Results With A One Month Money Back Guaralltee "Our Pyramids Co me Either Preassemt>led Or In ~ Form .. SACRAMENTO <APl -The author ol a bill that would allow a wile to charge her husband with rape has another week to get 1t through 1ls first committee. but some members are showing little sympathy. sembly Criminal Justice Committee bad a vanety or obJecllons to the bill by Assemblyman Floyd Mori CD· Pleasantoo). Assemblyman Bruce Nestande CR· Orange>. worried that a woman might file cnminal charges in a situation that 1tarted "because she said she had a headache." Assemblyman Julian Dixon (D·Los Angeles); Sllld a rape charge might become a bargaining chip in a divorce case. He also said the charge should be limited lo marriages in which there had been a legal separation. a'\\\1>11>~:~Trrot~ ~~ NEWr<>RT BEACH, CA 9260) (714) 67'·1110 IF A MARRIAGE HAD deleriorat· ed to the point that a rape charge might be brought, Nestande said, ''The .wife ought to know what has happened and ... take legal steps lo file for a separation." ASSEMBLYMEN HOWARD Berman (D-Beverly Hills) and John Knox (D·Rlchmond), urged Mori to exempt husbands convicted of rapang their wives from a provision or rape law that requires lifelong r eg1stralton as a sex offender Other members of the all-male As- If \JOU 'vc ownc>d your home fnr e\'l.'11 a few year!:>, chances ar12 you've got d lot more borrov.:1ng power than you think you hilve How much more? Depend· 1119 on vour C\bihrv to repay. you nMV be able to obtain a Bank of America H ome Equity Loan fo r up to 80<-\:) of the banks appraised value of your home. less whatever you still owe. L oans from )5.000 to ~25.000 circ cw .. 111 C!Ulc> t1t c1n c'.H'lnllt'I pt.'tTe11t,,')~L' 1\1tl' of 121111 Your loan i!:> !>l'Cured b~:" ~econcl del'd of trust on your hou!:>e and vou can repay the loan 111 equal in!:>talment.;; over a period < ,f five to fiftel.!n veo 1 ...... lhl' finance chorgL' "'cillculated on a simple interest basi5 And there is no penaltv for prepcw ment You can pay off vorn lodn at anv time-and thfl sooner you do. the lower th e to tal amount o f 1ntere'>l you will pay. Your home can provide the funds for a wide range o f wo1ihwh1le purpO'>t.>c; You may even combine s~ver,1i purposes in one lo .. 1n . The accompany111g ch,\rt !:>hov:s typical <?:-.amples o f 1 epayment ..,chedules for a \'._\riety o f Bank o f Amenctl I lorn\! E4u1ty Lo.Jn amount:- ilnci term ... A H o me Equity Loar. ;o; a -;enous respon::i1b1ii tv. o ne yoL. .... houid consider carefuliy. So feel free to comL by ony cor. venient Bank of America branch t\nd discuss a loan progrum to fit your particular needs and buJget. Our peo ple dre reCldy to help you find o ut ju~t how much borrowing power vou 1<.:<1 llv hav~. Ol!pen<l 0 11 Lb fnr !n,m-.. Morl' Califomi<.111!:> du ~ • f , I HOME EQUllY LOAN EXAMPLES. (,\N"ll11\l Pl RCr ... r,\c,1 IU\TI-12'f.l Trrm $10,000 $15.000 $20.000 $25,000 Plu• f'llOCC1••in11 fce<1: Loon' nl S5 000-SI0,000· "pprnwn.11c>lv ~:lO lo.lnl over SI0.000. 11ppro~nn.111'111 S90 a • BA NKm OF AM ERICA Home Equity Loans m' I '[)U\mples only. rlgure.• ;up IMs11d on P"Vmf'11l6 maJc 111 r-vular mon1hly l"terval• v.lth 1he fiMl monthly p11vmen1 d1ff1>nn9 <liqhth11from1tw monthly pftymf'nl thov.n. All In.in• arr m11d4> u.ilhout_!eq.nd ~ fll<'f'. C'Olm, rel~n. natloMI origin°' H>C. . -....... - ----.... 1 Bug Loses Bulge The Volkswagen "beetle" is transformed into a sleek. sporty little run-about at a plant in suburban Minneapolis. Minn .. where Gary Courneya, left, and David .. Fuller top lhc \'\\' l 011g1m• Jnd chassis with a new pla~ta c hull :\Iodcl shows Bricklin-like gull-wing doors The bug has become a freeway butterfly Fare Cut Opens Run A special introductory roundtnp fare of $88 has been approv<'d for the llughes A1rwest Orange County to Denver route by thl' C1v1l Aeronautics Board IC,\ BI Tht.• fan•. billed as tht• .. great divide" rate, will be in l•frt•rl from Sunday through June 1 and is available for passengers slaying up to two nights in Denver, the Airwest spokc::.man said. The• $88 fare is a stand..ird clas::. fare•. ac cording to thl' spokei.man. v. ho added th.it the a1rhm• 1s seckinR CAB approval of a $79 T\K.J'\(; STO<:K econom) rlass fore for the same introductory period. Earlit•r this yc<1r, Hughes Airwest and Frontier Airlines received CAB perm1ss1on lo expand their services undt•r a procedur~ known as an 1n - terchangl" l 'NDE R TUE /\GREEMt:NT, Frontier v.111 use two of Airwest's routes one from Sall Lake City anngeri. will be <1blc lo fly from Orange County Airport to Solt Lah City and remain on the airplane• that will th<'n carry them to Denver The AtnH·~t -;pnke!'>man said there will be two night~ a cla~ und1•r the lntl'n'hange. lie s aid lhl' ex ten~1on of the Salt l.iik~· Cit) nights v. 111 not mean add1t1onal lake• orr ... or lund1nJ!~ b) the airline al Or an gt' Cou111 \ ,\ 1 rport ORDER YOURS NOW • • 1000 BEAUTIFUL STICK -ON LABELS STYLISH TYPE ONGOOO QUALITY WHITE GUMMED PAPER • PER SONALIZED •EASY TO USE • FOR YOU OR A FRIEND J r---------------------, Fill In thl'I couoon. cltp af'd mail with st 75 to; Pilot Printing. Label Div. Post Office Box 1580 • 330 W. Bay St. ~ta Mesa. California 92626 Be Sure to Use Your Z1P¢0de PILOT PRINTING . L---------------------J .. He noted th:.it 1n urder to qualify for the special fare, passenger... mu:.t p111 chase their roundtnp tickets in advan<"l'. Ofli~e E.rpan•ion Begfn• The Koll Compan) has begun expansion of the Audio Magnetics Corp in Irvine for use as a new corporate headquarteri-.. according 10 Peter Dusin- berre, Audio Magnetics senior VIN! president The project I'> on a 5 8-acre site at 2602 M 1chel~n On ve. <;on::.lruct1on mvol ves remodeling the existing fac1hty, an 11 ,690-square-foot office building addition and 23,000 total square feet of ad- dJtions lo lhree ex isling warehouses. 1tlingei to Become Tola-En The Minge1 restaurant 1n MacArthur Square, Newport Beach, is to reopen May 2 with a new in- terior design. som~ <'Xterior ardutectural changes, an expanded menu. and a new name: Toh-En. translated as· "East of Eden." The restaurant was acquired late last vear by the J apan-based Koizumi Group company. ·Toh· En is the company's second restaur<ml in the United States. It will feature Ch1Mse. Japanese and American cuisine \'f.>ICPOrt Olli~~ Compl.-.r Open• Marlene N1eboer has opened Mahogany Row. a complex of small one· and two·person offices at 240 :'l:ewport Center Drive, Newport Beach The com- plex includes 14 pnvate offices ranging m Sile from 133 to 284 square feet. and from $336 per month. A central recept1on1st greets clients and answers aJI phones Centra!Jzed office equipment and a conference room are included Free sample" of soft frou•n yogurt are to be given av. ay through April to note the opening of Joy of Yogurt, a new store at South Coast Village, across the street from South Coast Plaza. The store 1s open from 10:30 a.m. to 9 p .m. Mondays through Thursdays, 10 JO a.m. to 10 p.m. Fridays and from 10 30 a m to 7 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays. It features Alla-Dena yogurt. De.ignPr Fl,.,,. Open• Interior designers Judy Marshall. Sandy Neugebauer and Judith Carmichael have opened C'oncepts III. a residential and commercial interior design farm at 1600 W. Coast Hwy. Newport Beach. Ms. Marshall previously worked with Leadership Housing Systems and was head of her own design firm. Ms Carmichael's background in· <'ludes work with model home and executive office mter:lors. Ms. Neugebauer's design specialty 1s medical and dental fac11illes lrtnMP Fl,.,,. Hike• Dlrldend Computer Automation. Inc .. Irvine, has declared an 8-cent semiannual dividend payable June l to shareholders of record May 10. The dividend represents a 33 percent increase over the 6 cents a share paid last Dec. 20. The com· pany previously paid two semiannual dividends or 5 cents each. D.H. Methvin. president. attributed the latest dividend to continuing Improvements in sales and earnings for the year-to-dale. Lonnie Thompson has been promotl'd to ex· ecutive sales admin1slralor at Smith Tool. a d1\'ision of Smith International. Inc • Irvine. In this position. he 1s responsible for executive sales calls an principal petroleum and minini: and industrial centers throu~hout lhc United States He began his career with Smith Tool 17 years ago, hol<hng the positions of field salesm an. ad- ministrative assistant to the vice-pre5ident/sales. division manager rrexas Gulf Coast, regional manager /northeastern U nlted Slates and Canad a, area manager/eastern United States and eastern Canada, domestic sales manager/mining and in· dustrial products and sales manager /mining and industrial products. • Barry N. Brenno, 47, has been named president of WTC Air f'reigbl., a division of WTC Inc .• Newport Beach. He replaces Charles F. Dworabak. who re· signed. Prior to joining the company, Brenno served a-s president of Novo Airfreight COmpany, San Fran- cisco. • Byroo GatH Jr., Newport Beach, has been selected to the Creative Side, an art studio ~ubsidiary or Estey-Hoover Inc .. Irvine. He is former president of The Design Group, Newport Beach . HoOds Hide Problems Automakers List Buys From Competitors DETROIT (AP) General Motors' mounttng legal woes. prompted by outraged Oldsmobile owners who found Chevrolet engines under their hoods, may be the start or a new battle for Detroit on the con- sumer front. What if GM truck owners found out they were shifting gears with a Chrysler transm1ss1on or Ford owners found that their trucks were powt!rtd by GM diesel engines? Suppose Chrysler owners learned their windows are made of Ford glass. or American Motors drivers found they 're using GM steering wheels. THE AUTOMAK E RS he1ve been selling and buyUlg from each other for years. just as divisions of one company share parts while maintaining an ap- pearance of being different. A company "'111 use a com- petitor as a supplier if 1t is rheaper lo buy a part than to make it. That way it can keep costs. and prices down. No one gave the pract1rl.' much thought. though, until 1tn Olds Delta 88 owner in Chicago com· plained Jast month about dis· covering that his car had a Chevrolet engine instead of the oft-advertised Olds "Rocket." EMBARRASSED GM ofhciaJs sa id the Chevy engines were ust.-d because of a shortage of Olds powerplants. GM added that lht• engines are comparable and share the GM "Mark of Ex· cellcnce ·· The firm's explanation con- trasts with years of advertising by its d1v1s1ons that Pontiac 1s a t·ut abO\e Chevrolet, that Olds and Buick are a grade above Pontiac, and Cadillac Is lops. Even J:.O, GM officials said they were surpnsed by the rai.h of swts accusing the company of con- sumer fraud because 1ls dealers failed to notify Olds owners that the cars had Chevy engine~. NEW YOPI( f4P> Com,.. P.• I\ ~ht"\,'i~~;;ni.!','' ~i;wp(~ •Ol'\ttt SM.urlt+f'\ (rO\\ Co o .. ,.,_." A•'" ""'', '""' ru1 t f'Yi. f l)untf'r 8"'"'°' 0Anly M 1n,ur.U"''"' 4 lndy,t D•IA De.an ,,,.1 ,,(,Ii.•, O•IA 1(11) AEl Ind • • •'• Odyt I"' A~A P•S \ * fl • 0•<0' 1n "'0 Inc 4 ll ~1(11> Ay AVM. Co : • 1'• Ot>ltu 011 AO<i1 Vt W 1 • 1 • 0f'l iJ • ( ,..,.,, Ao, 1 • l , 0 .. 1 C •n t AIO--th I • fill 0--1 lnlfh At to 'nc t) U , 0t-ti¥l'V fl ,tHlffQ•n ,, n '• Diam Cr f Allvn 8.c 8'• •\,.. Qu i\ (t•J Am E •o l1 • J8 • Oo<ut,..I -'"' F "'' 11 t t Ooh" r,, Am ~ U'O 1 • 7' Dor• ~ f". Am C.r-1 10 • 10· Ooyl~ 08 ._ M1c•t> '"" ~'• Oul'\•1n 0 Am f f'lf"V 10 ... I Ov'' '0" tun W'•d II • !1 • FMrln ,,.. Amir Ov 1 1 '' Econ Lt.n An•O•tfl' • / • E•P• fl An~u' 8 11 • 71 •. El°"' k• AntttCD b &' [I•< N _,1 Ard MdV 1 '• 1 [l•r M()tJ A"Wt(, )1 ]) f11N9V C A\CC.. 9ot U 141 Entw•\11 AllC.d\ Lt U'. II Eqotv 0•1 9.,1,d At J'• .t Eu•11n A.I 8•"9 Hy 1•;. IS' F •b h~ B'•m Rll tO 10' F ldUn L1 ==~~~·~= '~:: t:~ ~;er~"~" Bttllnt' SI, &'• F\1 Bo\! ~r~:. ~:" ,~:; ,:,.. m,~,~t :::~c~:" ~: ! 3~" ~:~rW:tu Bir~ Hiii< H 1S''> Fort l.S' • Frtc'ln C~ =~~:~"L ~:~ ! ~~~~1~,. I g~~~&l~m lj~: 1~~ ge~~~~~ Ca•WSY ]I' 1 ll (ioy E Fin C.•mpt Ch 2'• 31• C.rao" Cn (4nrt'lld H l' J 1 Vrr•n Mt ~::1~W~11r ;~, ;~ g~71 I~~~ C4P Ttc l', 1-. Gv•Odn C•r~ tp ll• •' • ._._.,o-, f:t t:tr>VI ~ t\ o .. 11 .. 11 NC Ct\m lf"• 11 t • Htnrta F CP\f"\JI Ut 11 11'• HOIObm (.ht 8rlc1Q }4 , S6 1 Hoovpr Ct\tltf't to 6~ I'• HOrt1 At\ (hr, .. ~ 111' • 1l0'. Mud\ Pao Circlt F • •"' Hr•lt Co C•t1n1Jt • ,,,~ :i.•. Hv•1t In! Clt1nUt 8 31'. ll Ind Nurlr (IM-Ml 11 7'1' Inti• Ind ~~~:' ~:n·t '~: ~. !~:;!c'~n Com C.ir tl' l 14 lnlrmk In Coml !>l'I JS ll lnlrmt G SUfl'S AGAINST GM over the engine nap are pending m II lln01s. Rhode Island. K~otu(•ky. Florida. Alabama, New York. Connedicut and Texas. As the nation's largest car maker, GM is the most self· ~ulficienl when it comes to mak· ing Its own components. It also as a major supplier for the other auto companies. AMC. the industry's smallest automaker. ls the most dcpcn· dent on other automaker::. mainly GM -for components. Industry analysts note AMC 1s primarily an assembler of cars rather than a manufacturer. THE COMPANIES, which are reticent about their dealings with one another, disclosed the follow- ing major sales and purchases -AMC buys GM bumpers. bralo.es, engine castings, dJe::.l'I e ngines, steering systems. transmissions and catalyti c con· vertef:), Ford carburetors und ignition systems and Chrysler automatic transmissions and seul vmyls. Chryslt'r buys GM steenng component!:>, ignition systems. brakes. diese l engin<'s and transmissions; l''ord glass, and AMC plastic. -•'ORD BU\'S GM starters .. lighting, 1gmt1on. air condition· mg and power steering compo· nt:nt s. diesel engines, transmissions and brak~s. It 1s supplied with transm1ss1ons, in· strument panel gauges and frame paint from Chrysler. Ford also buys plastic from AMC. -GM buys ~tl'el from Ford. Chr~ ::.il'r ::.upphcs C )-1. v. 1th truck tran:.m1ssions and cm1J:.s1on con· trol <.·omponent::. Computer Analyzes Electrical Needs LOS ANGELES (AP) -Southern California Edison is analyzing its customers' electric needs by computer and sending personaliled energy-saving lips along with the bills. H's part of a new conservation program called "Sure Actions for Valuable Energy Savings" <SAVES) announcl'd this wc!!k by Edison Vice President Edward Myers Jr H E SA ID IT "HAS the potential of saving millions of kilowatt-hours of electnc1ty l'very year" if large numbers of the company's 2.5 million re· s1dent1al customers part1c1patc. lJnder SAVES. Edison customers complete standardized electrical-use qucs- llonna1res that are fed into the company's computers. The com- puters produce individualized printouts wtlh specific sugges· t1ons for energy conservation. The questionnaires ask con- sumers for mformation on the number and ages of persons u::.- ing eleclricaJ appliances. the size ()\"er Tiu· Counlt·r NASO Listinqs \ •>ii Pa~co H"" 1~·~ P•r•\ H 4'• S1 .. 1 P~ult>y P 18', t9 Pttrl Ml • l\t p_, Entt-r '' • '\ Pn1tOG J1 Jl' Ptp\1 8W IQ'1J )n· • P•'''" H • ~ l'e Pt>trOhl u n 1.. P•tt•1>on b'ti 1\. 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Jnct u~e more lighting " Other samplC' rccommcnda- t1 on!> 1ncludc not opening refrigerator doors needlessly. turning off the "power saver " or "hum1d1ly control'' J:.Wltt·hes dur· ing dry wt•athPr, taking showers instead of baths bt•t..iusc th~y generally u~c ll's::. hot walt'r. l 'ps ond Dou-mr DOWNS Lo"'1 (M Pct ''1 f 19"' t4 ,,·,1so .. tn .~Hmmury s , 6', •c tlld,mr """ (),trs, Atd() (tot Ul'\•V V 111 ) " , .. , 011 1nt1 Off l'' l Ott 1• I 0•1 t< 1 l'• ',, H t-,, I\\,. It 11 t• 1\ "• &'• ' , 6 • ~ ' u 1 1\'. , •• lt •• ,, 1' ' I 1' • tl'°\I ~'l JI"'> • 't ti·· ,., .. , ... t&o', If n 31-.. 14' 1 t)'., ~ 10. J'• ) .. 12» 1J•. , ... is·. 2l"• 2• ,, • NEW YORI( IA.Pl MQ•t -<llYf' fNN ) tn•• c-:>vntt< ''°""'' svc:>ol•~d th1 -NAC,0 h .. ~!~: Vf:ioo 9,~ 4~':~ ~,, 1 ~ O•B•tcr El JOO 2 II lb -ti I• -11• 4 AmE•o . 80800 31'• 1A1• -'•tO R 1Yitf M• • 18.100 u ) .. • I q c..-o,,u\. 7S.100 -4 • • .. I f1 An~u 8 11 SOO ?I'• '' • '• t) lnlt>1 Co ... , tOO H .fl\' 1 .. 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Ot ... ,,.,.., ln.1t•M1 ~nesctay Aprll 20. 19n l/N DAIL V Pt LOT A J 5 Pension Plans Time Adds up For Coverage By SYLVIA PORTER St cond bl o s.rit1 A sjgnificant contnbutlon to the 1974 pension reform law -only now being implemented -is that people no longer must work a liletime to earn the right to a pension. But by no m eans does the law guarantee a penaion over- night. On the contrary, first a worker must be covered by a plan, then gain the n ght lo pension benefits only after a sub- stantial amount of time on the job. The requirements vary, but most plans that promise workers a specific benefit re· qwre that they put m 10 years with an employer contribut- ing to the plan before they qualify !or a pension. ACCUMULATING A DECADE OF service with a single employer lSn't easy today an Vlew or the high mobility of the labor force. Labor Department figures show that in 1973 on- ly one out o! four workers kept the same Job C'Onlinuol1$ly for 10 years or more. To understand what the pension law may mean for pension prospects. assume a worker wall stay with one employer for 10 years. To be protected by the Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA), a worker must be employed after the plan was revised and the provisions went mto effect. Then, m order for years of work to count toward the required 10, plans may reqwre that they be years: Money's Worth -lo which the employe works the equivalent or at least six months a year whether on a full or part·l1me basis. --Occurrmg after the worker reaches age 22. -At least three or which elapsed after 1970. FURTHERMORE , T HOSE WHO BEGIN TO work withm five years or the plan's "normal retirement age" may be excluded. P lans gener ally r equire workers to meet such require· ments be<:ause they help keep admmistrative costs low by ehmmating short-term empioyes and the youngest workers who are most likely to change 1obs. What h appens to the pension credits of those who take lime off and then return to the job? It depends upon when the break occurs. THE WORKER WHO left before the plan was changed to comply with ERISA reqwrements and who did not have the nght to a pension then may find that the years before the break m service do not count toward the pension. The law permits plans to keep their old pre-ERISA break-10-serv1ce rules for years before the plan was a mended Those working now and planrung to leave their jobs temporarily are less likely to forfeit. Under the new law, those who have worked less than 10 years won •t lose pension credits, if the number of years they're away is less than or equal to the number of years worked before the break. Employment at least three months a year eltmmates the service break for pension purposes. The years of part- time work generally do not count toward the pension. For a free pension fact cbeckhst. send a self-addressed stamped envelope to the Pension Rights Center, 1346 Con· neclicut Ave , N. W., Room 1019, Washington D.C. 20036. Nert. Pension Siu !Jfercury Declares Triple_Di_vidend Direct.ors of Mercury Savings & Loan AssociaUon. Huntington Beach, have announced three dividend actions foUowmg publication of record earrungs. AU actions have a July 1 record date, payable July 18. A r egular 10-cent semi-annual cash dividend w as declared an accordance w1lh the association's announced di v1dend po hey. Report on Growth Proves Good News NEW YORK (AP) -The stock m arket turned upward today, rallymg on news of a strong first quarter showing by the Gross National Product. The Dow Jones aver age or 30 industrial stocks gained 3.82 pomts lo942 59. . Gamers outnumbered losers by about a 5-3 margin among New York Stock E xchange-listed issues. The government r eported that the GNP grew at a 5.2 percent annual r ate, after adjustment for inflation and seasonal factors, m the J anuary-March period. Thal doubled the growth rato posted in the last quarte1· or 1976 Anterica1I Leader• S tocbl 11 The S potlight N CW VOlll( IAPI· Satf',, 4 P.1'11 prlc~ Al\d ntl fMl>Qt (fl lhO 1111""" rnosl IKll"" New Yotk 'ilock E •V••r>Qe tu~. lr<t<JlllQ Mll~llt •I ,,_. IMn $1 Krf'\Qft 'i.. • • , ,,. 100 30~1V, i~'n'~~i:~ . ~·~ ~:::'t a~~C',t'Pd·.. ~~·:: ~:::s~~ rronktln Ml • ni. 900 t8'•-4''11 Ofrltl~n POI • 17',100 '1~+ '• Upiohn Co ••• • 1SJ,3'l0 31 -V• G~n Moton • 1>11 jOO '4Vt• 'I• NEW YOlllC (AP) S.l•s 4 pm. P<lte Wf\fQh El, 7'10 JOO :IO • ~ eM net c~ or ~ ''" mo•t ac1t119 ACA .... 1" «lO 30141 • l''lt All\ertc.., ~lock E•<"""99 h wn, Melt~I Inc •••••• , 713,400 &'II .. ,._ 1 dlnQ ""k:wwtll 1 th s1 Eu ton •• ..... ... 113 100 S2Y•-t • ore., ~ . t e mo~ ~ 7.,., + "' B•uKll Lb •. • • • 110,aoo :JA_,,,, Honettw•ll ......... 1 .. ,..00 t 1"-+ 1~ ~~J·i.~:~, ·:: .. ·: :~.= '~~: ~ 1-----------------IC•ls.er Ind • 110 400 11" + ~ Oy11e1.ci Co 101 MIO s~ • ._ Hou011M 9J 800 .U -~ Atamt ra 0 • 'l'1 200 1l + 11, Memm Mr1 • 7• 100 1•1o + "" Nat Pattnt 7• JOO 11''1 • v, us "'.... •• 100 ,...,, + "" lt'Jaat Stocks Did NEW YOftl( ("P ) .AdYA!>Cfd o .. , .. ,,.., U11<~•"'1"d To11111 l"\Ue'\ Nf'w 1'77 hlr/'~ New 1917 IOW• ,.,.., Tnchy <l~V flll). 651 ~3' llOS ""' 0 \ 1"' 191) 117 10 SI 41 WMAT A~ll.lt 0 10 • HEW YORll. {Al>I Sy•llols llp• a11d Doaens ...... "'' ,,,...,>! ~ °"> -ll -\'-t · Z-ta .. J '4 1oi.-~ tarreCP 4 1• lh ••• • • AJ8 DAil V Pt LOT Wednesday. April 20, 1977 QUEENIE By Phil lnterlandi ., ................ -.....w-...,. •• ,., ._..... "Send someone in \\alh infectious laughter." "Cot a problem' Tl1en write to Pal Dunn. Pal will ' cut red tape. getting the answers and action you need to solve inequities m government and business. Motl your questlDflS to Pat Dunn. At Your Service, Orange Coast Daily Pilot, P.O. Box 156(), Costa Mesa. CA 9?.626. As manJI Letters as possible will be answered, but pltolled n.qu1rie1 or letter• not including the reader's full name. address. and business hours' phone numbercanru:Jt be considered. Thiscolumnappearsda1· ly except Saturdays." TfnJI Plot's All l'"e Got DEAR PAT: I li ve in an apartment and have no r oom for a regular vegetable garden. 1 've heard that a lot of vegetables can be •·container"grown" in a small space. such as on windowsills or small balconies or patios. Where can I find out how to go about UUs type or gardening. and what can be grown? N.R., Costa Mesa, 4'The Apartment Farmer," by Duane Newcomb (J.P. Tarcher, publisher) provides complete how· to-do·lt Instructions for container or limited space vegetable gardt"nlng. You can obtain thls 154-page paperback book at your library or bookstore. The author claims it's usier and cheaper to grow vegetables by the Intensive crop culture method. Poser'• Perl onaance Off DEAR PAT: Have you beard anything about the reliability of a Paser 500? The manufacturer of this automotive device claims that it increases gas mileage, reduces ~xhaust emissions and otherwise improves car performance. Could you check out this product for me? H.T .• Fountain Valley The California AUomt"y General's office bas filed a complaint against Amerimex lodastries, Inc .• Dallas, and the firm's president, Eugene Irvin, Jr. The suit alleges that the Paser 500 does not live up to the manufacturer's claims end that thla device la substantially the same as the Paser Magnum for which the sta&e obtained an injunction In 1971. The company also failed lo respond lo re· quests for proof of this product's ability to perform as advertised. Getting O~tone's N .. lwr DEAR PAT · Can you find out how the octane numbers of a gasoline are measured? J G., Irvine Octanf' numbns arf' dett"nnined by senral techniques. according to the American Petroleum Institute. In the laboratory the measuremt"nts are made using hh<hly s tandardJzed methods in a spt"cially de~igned sin gle cylinder engine. By vary. Ing the O!>('ratlng cond itioos of the engine, two octane numbers may be obta.inf'd for a spedflc gasoline, the RPSearch and Motor Octane Numbers. Tht" Research Octane Sumbt-r uually ls big.her by 6 to 10 uolt.8 than the Motor Odaae Number. Road Octane Numbers of ga!lollne are determined In actual cars u~lng a highly st.udardlzed te!lt pro- cedore. The Road Octane Number geoeraJly is somewhere between the RMearcb and Motor numbt-rft. Other ~t"fuJ Information a boot gasoline and gas saving tip'! are included In t!H> pamphlet, "Gasoline for Your Car," naUabte for IS cnu from Publications and Dis tribution Section. American Pt'troll'um lnlfUtut.e, 2101 L. St., N.W., Washington, D.C. 200:17. BUflflll Parts Still Made DEAR PJ\T· I have a chance to buy an old·tim• buggy -the horst.• drawn varlety. It needs a couple of new parts. howcvt"r. a nd l want to find out if there is a buying sourct' anywhere ln the country before I make O\Y purchase. G.T., Newport Beach Coult« Carriage Supply Box Z71, CokedaJe, Colo. 81032, can s upply you with new baggy wbffls, shafts. tops and any othf'r part you need. This com· pany al1MJsells brand new ''old" buggies. Etlmic Argtl!nent Saccharin Ban WASHINGTON (AP) -The Citizens for Sac- charin Committee has come up with an ethnic argu· meot against the Food and Drug Administration or· der to ban the artificial sweetener from food pro- ducts. The FDA based its order on research by Canadian scienli!lts, who found that rats given large doses ol saccbarin developed cancer. Says the citizens committee, "Canadian rats are not the same as American rats. Rats are affect- ed by climatic conditions, different physical characteristics (depending where and how they live), different lifestyles, hair type, teeth structure and eat different kinds of garbage and other edibles. So any r at tests should be made on American rats conducted by United States scientists.'' REAL ESTATE SALES MANAGER We ere IOOlung for top management personnel with two years or more experience in residential real eslate to manage established office an Huntington Beach. 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BOSTON'S JEAN RATELLE TRIPS OVER KINGS GOALIE ROGIE VACHON IN NHL PLAYOFFS TUESDAY. Vachon's Exploits Saves LA B OSTON CA P > Rogie V~chon of the Los Angeles Kings was loo:-.e and recalling one of his games with the mighty Montn•al Canndie ns about 10 years ago That s pelled victory for tht' Kin gs ancl defeat for the Boston Bruin:.. Va c h on turnC'cl 1n u spec ta<'ular 3!1 s:t\'t' £'fforl us thl' Kings rt·matn('rl al1vt· in the Na· tional llockt•y Lt'ague·s quartt•r· final plnyoffs TtH•scla~ ntJ,!ht with a 3· I \'ll'lory ovt.'r the Bruins. The Kings. who lo'>t to the Bruins tn lh<'tr ftr!'it threl' games. now have won l\loO m a row and gel a l'hance lo tie tht' best -of-seven scrie:. Thursrla ~ nighl at I..os Ang1'lt•... \ "I'' t•nth gaml" 1f ne<·t·ssan , \\Ould ht• al Bost on Sunrl.iy n1i.:ht "I fl.'11 sha q H·r IOllll!ht.. \'a~hon ... aHI I \\ "" .1 lot looser ,\l tht> st,irt of 1h1· th1rcl penorl, I rl'llH'mlwn•d .1 playoff gaml· 1n Bo ... ton "h1·n I "a'> with Montn•.11 m fi7 or '1)8 Wl' won 2·1 111 tht• ..,,.rond ov<•rt1mP for the st•rws I thought tonight was th(' :.aml' kiorl <1f game· I JUSl had that flush " Stung hy 11 powt>r piny .i:oal hy Oint' Srhullr. 111 th•· ftr-.l 1>erlod , lht• Bruin:. t1t·cl lhE· scon' 1 ·l in thl• SC'rond p1·ri0tl durln~ .1 19·shot harral!<' <ti \ achon Hi('k Middleton got tht• goal w h en (irC'J.(g S h t•ppard <, rt'· bounct went in off h1-. skat<• Thl'n, with tht' lhtrtl pNtl)(I just orw 1111 nut t' oltl. I h1· King ... got ~· h1J! br1•.1k lloh ~1 11rdo<'h on a l\\o on om• hr t•uk hart hi' shot k1ck1'CI out hy Bo ... ton ~oal11 Gerrr C'hN•\ C'r' 11 11 \lo 1•\ t>r Boston dl•frn..,l'm.10 Brar! Park accident all\' put tlw pu1 \.. into an opt•n m't i.:1' 1 ng 1 lw k. tnl!!> J 2·1 lead Thi• Aru111'i \\t'nt all nut to pull evl'n. but \',u hon ronttnu.il I y f r 11:. t r a I t• ti t h <' m w 1 t h acrohat1e· ''n ,., Th1•n lht• Boston attacl. f.1ltt'n·d "h1•n rt' ferct> Oavt• Nt'\\l'll nillt•tl .1 hook inc pc·nalt v on S h1.•p1><1rd al 14 :38. Belief Des troy ed Girls Doing More With Their Legs Girls should run aner boys or for homecoming queen, but as far as high school track and held competition is conce rned , forget ll. That has been a general belief nurtured by many people who ad m inis tcr h igh sc hool in· t erscholastic athletics. But 1t is being reduced to ashes as the distaff corps continuaJly turns in outstanding performances in track and field Girls arc high jumping 5·8 anri 5·9. they arc long jumping 18 and 19 feet. One ran the lOO·yard dash W HITE WASH 1n lO 7 \nd the dislancl' runnerc; are :.urpassing m o~l cxpcct.i t1ons Some girls are runnrn,g the :? mtleunder 12 minut~ A 15-year·old Bakersfi eld girl <Linda Goen> had a sparkling double al Saturday's Arcadia lnvitat1onal Meet when she set a national l=?trls prep n•cord for the 880 ( 2. 10 2 l. All the more 1 mpos· mg about that effort 1s that 1l came l~s than an hour aftrr she had crankt'douta4 ~ im1I£' Thi.' g1rb · talent "'ell 1.., harl'lv IH'lnc t:ipJX'(l Proi:?ram:. tor ~1rf.., .ire c;ltll in lhf' formulatl\ E' -.tatc .1t man~ high "rhoc.1.. But .the quJltty athletes an• ther<' and ar e ht•tnj! dC\ C'lopt'd The bt>hC'fthat c1 rls d idn't have "'h.1t 11 takes to compett• In track m h1i.:h i.chool follo"'s muf'h tht· .,ame trend of thought th<tl prr \ atlt'd 15 }f'ars a~o ~h('n 1t wa.., ft•lt by adm1n1strator'> <not t'Oach~> that the 2 m ile wa!>. too tough and too d cmandm.i: for h1~h c;chool hm s Thee\ ent "'as finallv 1nrlurled in bo~~ track and m lsS5, the flr!>l year it was on the California stale m eet program. Ralph Gamez of Il<>rkeley turned in "'hat was f(•lt to be an ex- traordinary effort f9· 12.9) to ~;in. /\ prep running under ni n e minutes was almost u nlhought. of. Yc•t. a m<'re 10 years later in the California slate meet a chap na med Ralph S<>rna of Loar a High ( Anilhe1m ) ran a blis tering 8'45.9. But thnt was only good enough for se cond plac<' to L aguna Beach llil!h's Enc Hulst, who ran 8:44 9. A number of meet~ have had the firs\ ftve finis hers go under ntn<' minutes ,\ nc1 "o 1t gol'~ with outdated 1h1nl.mg * * Wilt Chamherlain is due to play volleyball at Anaheim Con· ve ntlon Ct'nter tbrt-e times this summt>r , performing with tbe Or ange County team that plays ln tbe professiooaJ lnler nallooal \'ollryball Association. Wilt wut bf' paid $3,000 a night for those outings (June 21, July 7, July 19). T h.-Ora nge County group, u lled the Stars, wlU play its home games al Un ivers ity Hlgb In Irvine, which seals Z,000. Corona Coach Says SH Played Better Sunny Hilts High School of Fullerton s hocked Corona del Mar lligh's tennis team Monday arter the Sea Kings had run up a string of 68 straight dual match victories over sever a l seasons. While Sunny Hill victory came as a surprise. it w as by no means a major u pset. Paul Bernstein, the Sunny HUis No. 1 singles play<'r, won four sets and lost only three games. lie is eighth r anked in the 18·and- undcr juniors and was second in t h e CI F i nd ividual cham- pionships last year. Jeff J ohns t on and J e r ry Kellogg were the two first team doubles players who put the match away with victories over Curley and Otterbein. Anteaters, SoCal Win In Baseball UC Irvine's baseball team earnt'd what coach Eddie Allen termed a crucial victory over Chapman College Tut>sday, 7·2, on the loser's diamond. Also on Tuesday. Southern California College of Costa Mc:-.a turned back the Cal State O..ong Beach> 49crs Tuesd ay al SCC, 5·4. Scott Thayer hit his t•ighth horner of the s t•ason for UC lr\'lne and also got a double for three rbi in the game. Rrad Weaver also hom ered for UC I, unJoadmg a solo shot m the• e ighth innmg. Coach Allen said he was particularly pleased to get this \'lCtor:-O\'er Chapman b<>caust.' 1l g1\'eS his Anteaters a hold on third place in the D1\ 1!.1on II Al- liance The top thre<' teams will be tn · vited to the playoffs. UC l rmw Ill S. C1I Cott_ ISi •II t II rlll ... ft .... P•yto'°' If S 0 0 t MlyA\~ln) rt ) 0 I 0 H~\t@r lb ~ 1 1 1 P"'tPr \ \\ 4 r 1 I Enqtr tb -: 1 1 l (,r~~t' (f ) t I t) Tr,aytr \.\ c 7 1 ) Wood <I 0 0 0 0 Wo~h1nqtM Cl I 0 1 0 S••1ton 111 l 1 t 1 WfftVPr rl S I 1 I ft.om~' "" l I) 0 0 Wlnt~r\ )b I 0 t 0 Sc "~•tt < • o 1 o B•nn1nq c ) I I 0 Ston~i.•• 11 ) • 0 0 M<M111An dh ' 0 0 0 Wll\Oll"O" r h e ()!)() 100 10 I '1 I 000 001 000 l 1 1 , " . 000 0" 101 • I J ooo •n OO• ~ •o J Wednesday April 20 1977 DAIL V PILOT 81 Halos' Rudi SayS Fast Start Was All-important Unbeaten Frank T anana of- fered a lit lie pr ayer before go- mg to sleep Tuesd<•Y night. "P lease. Lord. don't let JO(' Rud i get hurt . said the California Angels pitcher. J 0 Tanana had ended a f1\·e-g,1me Chicago w1nrung ~treak with an 11 ·2 victory. Rudi accountt'Cl for six runs, wtlh a three-run homer A ~b Slate AltGMne"\Ofl l(MP( A.td10 tl•Ol Aor•f1'0(h•C.t')O,.l(.a ,,,,.,, • '''nm •or1121ClwC~dt(.'t1IP'\•"I t I &> .. , AOtd1JM11wauir..r-~,,r, •u.,-11 "'' ""' and scormg thret• times after singles. His four run:. scored t1t-d a club record "Don't bother m<'." T anana advised writers after tht' game. "Go talk lo tht.' 'hit' man. Ju!.l write that Tanana ht•ld onto tht• lead." Rudi, si~n<'d as a fre<' agent by the Angels for more· than S2 million, has become T <rnana's personal "hit" mnn lie hit a three run homer in th(· :.c·ason opener and the Angels and T:inana won 7·0 Jn Tanana':. second start. Rudi hit a g rand slam home run m the first mmng and the ll'ft hnndt•r wab able to d epart after !.1'. in- nings with a 12· l lead. The Angels h a\(' s upported Tanana with 35 runs 1n his four s tarts and Rudi has accountt-d for 12 oflhcm. Rudi leads the American League in rb1 with 19 runs and runs scored wllh 12 lie is batting .354 "It makes me happy." he said "I wanted lo g('l off to a good ~tart and make tht' fans happy. Everyone mad{' a big thing about the money. I can understand that. II is news. "With lht• new club. the free• agency and all the publicity it was important to get n good start. A lot of free agents we nt through * * * CHICAGO ~b r II b1 .... ,,.,,.nit .. n 1 n 8.tnt\1M \\ 4 o , n Ort• lb ,. ,. no z; ~ " • 0 0 ~ l JOhl'\\Of'Hlf"I •" n n ""' ,,,., 1n . . . 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Everyone wanted lo win .•• Tanana took over the Amer ican League s trikeout lead by fanning {'lght C hicago's r uns came on homers by ex·Angel Jim Spencer and Eric Soderholm. the firtb and s ixth off T anana this season. Warriors ING LE WOOD (A P ) -"All we'r e worried about is winning 12 mor e games." Los Angeles roach Jerry West said as his Lakers prepared to open the Na· t1onal Bas ketball Association p layoffs agnmsl the Golden Slate Warriors tonight. Thal 12th victory would bring the Lakcrs the NBA title, but West admits 1l 1s going to be a long, rough road getting there. Los Angeles, wtuch drew a bye for the first round or the playoffs. must first worr'y about the un- predictable Warrior s, who beat Detroit 2 1 m an opening.round series. .. All I know is that the War- riors have magnificent talent," West said prior lo the s tar t of the b est-of-seven series. "IC they play together and do the things they can do ... " This has been an unusual sea:-.on for ooth Golden State and Los Angclt·~ The Lakers came off a sc•a:-.on in which they lost more games than they won. The W arnor:.. cm l ht.' otht'r hand, had th(' best recor d m the NBA in 1975·76. But the two teams' fort unes c hangt'd dramaticall y. The Lakers, consider ed to have l ittle chanc e t o m ake the playoffs, became the winning team m the league. The War- riors, meanwhile, m anaged to win Just 10 more games than they lost. "On this team. we enjoy "\l.'orkmg together," said kareem AbduJ.Jabbar. Los Angeles ' superstar center "There are no Jealousies. We li ke each other and root for each other. We don't hang out together; we approach brotherhood on a minima l level, a professional level.'' The Warriors, on t he othe r h and, oft en have see med more a collecl1on of 10d1vid uals than a team . Forwa rd Rick Ba rr y and guard Phil Sm ith, the team 's most free-wheeling s hooters. ap- peared to compete for the ball on the court and did not speak to each other off the court. Sunny Hills lost to CdM in the CIF finals last year and the only two defeats on the Lancers' re- cor d were to CdM. This year both w er e unde feate d going into Monday's m atch at Sunny HiUs Racquet Club. Dennis Trout, coach of the CdM Sea Kings, h ad no excuses for the loss. CHET LEMON OF CHICAGO FALLS AFTER BEING HIT BY A PITCH FROM FRANK TANANA TUESDAY NIGHT. "We played good s trong tennis wbtch you have to do to beat a te am like Coron a de l Mar." Sunny Hills coach Steven White s a ys . "Our doubles team s played ex· tremely well and that was the blf( · thing ln our victory. I didn't thjnk our first doubles team would beat J im Curley and Jordan Otterbein in both sets . "Our second doubles team had t.,.o opportunities to win those matches whicb would have given ut more of a lead than we had.'· Sunny Hills won the match. IS~ to 12~. Each sin1tes set ls wort.I\ one point and each doubles aet l~point.s. - ·'They had eight pla yers and we had eight," he says. "That's a ll there ls to it. We might have been a tittle complacent and their learn was ready to play. "I think they just wanted to win mor e on that pa rlicular day." Mlsslng from the CdM lineup were Kevin F orbes and Craig Thomas. Forbes b eighth ranked in the 16-and-under junior singles in Southe rn Californi a and Thom as was a finaJlst in the F iest a .Bo wl 16·a n d-under singles .• "We <would have played dif. ferently if they bad been there," Trout says. "One of them was altJt. the Olbercouldn 'l play." Near·riot May Delp End PHILADE LPHIA CAP) -Al· t orney Richie Phillips feels that a near-riot during a playoff game m ay help gel the strike by Na- tional Basketball Association r e· ferees sctUed lhls week. "l a m extremely o ptlmlsUc t hat the strike will be resolved before lhe playoffs are over, and I am somewhat optimistic that it w ill be resolved this week.'' Phillips said Tuesday. Phillips, lawyer for the strik· in1 referees, said the near-riot a t l ast Sunday's Detroit ·C oldtp St.ale gam e, Involving playetll and fans, might have been avert- ed with more experienced of- ficials. 1'-enty-four r efer ees -all m embers of the Nation al As· sociation for Bask etball Referees -walked out on the last day ol the re,War season in s upport or d emands for higher salaries. more playofl money and e xtra fr. in&• benefits. A1l but two uaoclation mem· bert are walkin1 picket llnff out· side league arenu, while the pla~olf 1ame11 are btlnl held In· side with minor league reler''kls. P hillips indicated tha t NBA coaches and gener al m anagers have been pressuring the league for a set tlement. They are un- happy with the work of most of the inexperienced substitutes, he said. "The NBA. I believe. is now conv~ of the firm resolve' of our aasociation and all 24 of the m ei:nben of ttuil association." Phillips said ... I believe that they • are certainly con.meed that the quallt.)r of t he product that they have with these 24 peop)• iJ far, far superior to the quality. of the Strike product presently being pre· sented." Spe aking o f the time and m oney invested in the regular· sea son drlve to reach the playoffs and a league t.Jtte, Phillips said. "The¥'d r ather see their players lose '1t than have it taken away from the m by incompetent of· liclattna." •Ht Jald the referees stlll were awa'ittna a dedsloa !tom the Na· tional IAbor Relations Board on his petition tor certlflcatloo as barga1.n.ing q ont. 1or the ol· flclals. / 8 2 DAILY PILOT Wednesday. April 20. 1977 Sunse t Baseb a ll Edison Rolls, Barons Click Edison High of Hunt· ington Beach ran wjld on the barns T uesday night a nd it paid off with a 7-2 Sunset League baseball victory over Huntington Beach High 's Oilers at FV Mile Square Park. In other circuit action it was Fountain Valley atop host Westm inster, 5-1, power ed by Scott D e L ong 's three -run homer in the fourth in- n ing. The Edison triu mph avenged an earlier tie verdict when Huntin~ton Beach averted a loss by s ta lling for a tie as daylight ran out. This t ime Edison got an early jump. scoring three times in th£? third inning to overcom e a 2·0 d eficit on Don Kerce's two-run double in the first inning. Usi n g a doub l e steal, Edison scored on- ce in the third and picked up another marke r on T im Innes' rbi single. In all. Edison runners stole 10 bases. for Fountain Valley. ~triking out nine. wulk· ing two and aJJowing one run on two hits. HunllnqlOf\ .... ~ 111 l'"oma\ oh R••d <f \•n<"tl 1t Lund'.t'r:tn\ JO Kf'rce, ,, W,.•qnt ·~ St•inhdu to t1 1~,m\trom Jt> Cr•to,< Muqav,.r() Of'\ Gvomumhon o W1ctii.t1f"l•',O To1a1. kf'"flV tt 'lfO'°"' I f'\.t +I h•JI, ?II J1r.t1c.-~r-, H..tr•\ If) '"""'·r L 11 !ll"w ~,, '" Ot>'lrn• ,, Wtifd Jt1 (ooo .. r tt> ~marl rJ GIO\t'lt,"M Ot'I ~m '" ,,t,, H II ~::'~'"1 0 Tot JI~ •b , 0 I fl Cl 0 I I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 ' 0 I ~ " 0 I) 0 0 " 0 () 0 18 4 S(O" by I nn1nq\ H u"f fli•,irtl l d 1\,.,f"I Fount••" Y•ll•y CS) •b r l 1 0 • I) I 0 0 0 0 ~ ~ rOt I 0 0 0 0 0 I 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 ' 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 , " •bl I 0 0 0 Q ~ 0 0 I 1 1 ' 0 0 0 0 0 " 0 I 0 0 0 1 0 0 n 0 n v , ~ . ' • 1 I ~ I ~ rbl 1 l n o l I I 0 I n 0 I 1 0 0 0 0 t• In the decisive fourth fra m e a nother double ateal scored a run, then Ro ger H ayes came · through with a two-run s in g l e and Innes s troked a one-run dou- ble. Bill Grilz wenl three- for -four with two singles a nd a double to pace Fountain Valle y·~ \'ictorv. Ot>LOnQ, rt l1.inQ .. , C,rit1 ,, Wthol'\ It MU\\O Oh C•rrott o Hotme .. lr> EmotittQ <- Thomoson 10 M lle\ 7b Ma,on 11> F1t1nvq" lb Rom'"" or AOOPr'h,.< 1 I 0 0 1 0 11 n o 0 0 ? ~ Oilers Gain Semis 0 He ·and DeLong pro- vided most of Fountain Valley's fireworks. In the first inning DeLong singled. stole second and scor ed on Gnlz's single Three innings later it was DeLong wilh his hom er. Bill Carroll went the distance on the mound Totitl\ 1'I ' ; I I Wtttmunttr (l) $"'"'°"" r H> Sod'1t-f''i ~.·. Kayt,.,r H R1Ch•r<h ff H•rnttndet on Rt mf'tf 10 W lll1dn 1\ 0' M 1lrt'1\ tn If f'dU\~, ( Hr'<H•t \\ rf Mur\O" U" F ""'"'"'" V1-l1t•"t W~\1l'T't0*.ft" d r l I 0 Q 0 0 I 0 7 0 " n 0 0 h rb• I 0 0 0 0 I I 0 0 0 1 0 0 Q 0 0 0 0 Q n 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ) • h • 1111)()()0 \11 100 000 0 1 Artists Rip CdM; Eagles Stumble Unb eaten La~una Beach High 's Artists im · proved their volleyball record to 9·0 in th<' South Coast League Tul·sday with a 3· l '1dory O\'er Corona dcl mar in the loser'sgym Coarh Mike Dunran cited m particular th•' play of Jamie Plummer. Kip Engen anc1 Andn·w Dodds tn the win Corona dcl Milr 1~ now 5·4 in league play In other games Tues Pro Scores HH~Pl..AVOl'•S 0u~n., """t, 8•\t Of·St "'•n TuetcMy'' G•mtt A.n(')f'lll'>·• ), Ul't ton 1 ,,.,,,, ,,.,.,,.,,, Ph t I 1111' 1 1'~' t 1 t k '"r"'\ r1f11 ,H]rl1;t't1 l it' H1 .,_,.,' l Tf'M.lndly'1 O•m•' PP\tl•0--1pli1~lt1 TOf'OJ'lfl) tto\IOn"l lo\.A~i•~ 8 .l\('" ,. ....... 1 •••0llMll Auoclotlo~ OU..r1tr-·tln••' .. It-of• S.V•l'I Tw••ct•Y~l o .. m• \.V40Uf'IQ101"1 •11 •• ., t\IQn 1 I W A\h1nq1M 1~41".f\ t&f' If' t C day, T.a Qmnta l11gh of Westmin s ter clipped Es tancia <Costa Mesa> in three stra1~ht games and In 1ne High held on for a 3·2 \·irtory over Mater Oei 1S:1nt3 Ana > The Orang e Count) Leagu1• ran• 1s s till IC'd b ,... t h l' E J i:: l L' s 0 f E~tanr1a with a half ~<1mL· lt·;.id 11\vr L:.i Qu111t.1 ME.,\V0Ll fft4ll r:jf)1~•n N~•' (l"J f't.J-• 0"' l 1 4 I\ I I '' 1\..' I t':,; ,, ' 111G>l SCHOOL ' t "I• t E ~',."'' t ' \ I\ I\ "4 -f 'I ', ~ . """"~ ·~ I "'.., .. , Cir!Yl I Ot>I M•' .. ' \ l *' \ .. .......... f. I~ . ' ,., . JUlf'tO~ Vlf,ttf .. ,,. . . .. . ,.. .. ·"", .,, , ,, ' ,, '• ........ ,.... ~ ••••• ( " • \ 11) • \ ,, ,,,, -4 + ~A.;r ,,., \. • 1·4"" "" • "'t H" '!! t • '~'"'°''(?'\IA Mf1.• t\ ,, 1 \ ti I~ I I U •~• ._. \ O--f V"iv•r, •; t\ O " 1 With 65-55 Verdict By GLENN WHITE ()j ,.,. O•oly Pilot Si.ti Huntington f3C'a c h Hi g h 's nifty girls' basketball team wl'nt on a scoring outburst tn the finnl 3 .24 of thl' !iccond quarter anrl thl' first 1 ·39 of the th1r<I quarlC'r and went on to t•radicatc· Manhattan B<•:wh's M1r ,1 Costa l llgh. 65-55, TuL·~ da v night 1n the quarterfinal ~ of ClF Class AAAA playoffs . t\ crowd of ~22 ~aw the host Oilers wrap up tht• \'er dict in that span as the v out scored the Mustangs. 11·0 Mira Cost a never recovered after that and e\'£>ntually fell hc•hrnd. 46-22. with ·1.56 to go ir1 tlw th1rc1 period. The ln\':lder" mad<> a hrlated run. Int i· in thl' gaml'. ass1stC'd h) 01lt·r" turntH'ers Thi.'\' "t'fC la..:~1ni.: fiS· t6 ~1th I 5!J to pla\ tn the i.:amt• and \H•re ablt• tu makl' 1t rlo~t· by gt•! ung the last nrnt• point~ l'rida.> nq~hl 10 th1· semi fmal s th l' Otl er' trek to Woodland Jlilb to m eet T..ou1svllle High . which t1JppL·d L o-. Amigos o f F ou nt <.11n Valley, 17 . .;6, Tue:.d <1\ night. lluntmRton BeJch hit ~ :! of its f1t·ld ~0.11 lrie-. but had 28 turnovers -18 in the last half. Mira Cosla could con · nect on only 32.2 percent from the field and "as pre ssured into 25 turnovers. Cheryl Cady wa s res ponsible for forcing Mira Costa into six of its Nror::. and she played an t•xcellcnt overall floor game. always hustling and prec;sunng thC' oppo· nents Additionally, s he had 15 points 11 1n the first half and led 111 a~ sis! s with ~1x. She had able noor sup port from Kelli Lnrkhart . who did a highly adm1rabll' job rom ing off thl• bench \\ hl'll Debbie Burrows got into early foul trou- blt:' <ind had to sit out 13 , minutes of the first half with thret' fouls. Still. Rurrows got 20 point:->, 15 m lhe la~l two qu ~i rtt·r~. :\nd. s he had fou r a~s1sts. Mary Beth \\'r:.i~. 11 points anc1 7 re- bound-.. «lso sparkll'd. Tht>n tht'H' "a~ Kathv D n~ IC'. the !,ophomore -.tarlt't playing \\1th a h r o kt• n fin J.! (' r . She t all1e11 17 })(lints. blocked thr<'l' .,hot~. had s even rebounds and forced four turno\·l'rs ll "as l'los1· onh· for a <iu art er ThC'n. w>th Oo\k. <'.1d' and Wray doing mnst o f the clamagt.'. HB cut loo~e. Hr!)""'" l ?t\i"' ... " ""'''!"*"\ W.UV1n ""''¥""" ""'"' '"'"'' Hunhnqton 8t.tt h lq 11 pl Ip ' 3 l II 11 0 \ 0 ~ ~ 1 1.1 n n • o ' 0 J , ~ 1 s 20 ~ 0 , 0 0 0 1 0 • .1 ' JI 2~ 1J H ~S S<ore tty Ouirte" M ir.4 (1'\fd 1\ \1117-H ~uni 8fl.itrh 10 11 14 1l--6S Major League Standings J\MERICASLEAGUE East Division w L Pct. ~ATIONAL LE AGUE East Division Rol>erts Sparks Barons By HOWARDL HANDY Of,._ 0-41y ~llM St•ll LA PUENTE -Terri Roberts did it all for the Fountain Valley High School girls basketball team Tuesd ay night to lead coach Barbara Am· m ::mn 's Barons info the CIF 4·A s emtrlnals with a 68-55 victory over BlshopAmatHlgh, here. The victory puts the Barons in Friday's sem is at No. l s eeded St. J ose ph Hlgh or Lakewood. St. J oseph de· feeted Torr ance, 67-57 Tuesday night. Roberts, a 5-S senior guard. carried the team ln scor ing d uring the f ir:.t h alf as Bish op ~~!!~~~~~ Amat's Lancers t ook ·~ command and at one point held an eight-point edge, 22-14, a fte r the Barons missed their Cirst nlnc field shots of t he ... ~~~-.~ii;~~ ~eeond quarter . But Roberts a nswered \\Ith her top shooting performance of t he µla yoffs. canning 12 points m the first half on set shots from 12 to 18 feet a r o u nd th e perim eter . She finished with 18 for the night. She was also t he spark that ignited the Barons 111 the third quarte r after t hC'y trailed 36-29 at in- termission. In t he third s tanza. Roberts h ad three steals and four as- $1st~ as teammates Ma ry ,J o Leonard and Mary Jackson began to find the range. RobC'rts had five st eals in thl• gaml' It ''as a Roberts steal and driving layup basket th •1t put t h e B a r ons within on1•. then llnother ~ • l' a i a n d p a !! !' t o Leonard for the go-ahead hasket JUSt before the th1rrl period ended. There was no stopping the Baron$ in t he fourth period as they picked up momentum and the L an - cers fad ed. scoring only five points against the suddenly tough pressing defl.'nse. Fountain Valley rat- tled off l:! unanswered poin t.; in the fourth period hC'forc the Lan. CNS l11t on a pair of free thro ws And Barons tcamm:itl':-> took a cue from Roberts in stealing the ball Leonard had A three in tile period. ~· Trac~ Bush grabb<'d two and Sharri Williams and Roberts each had one. The frustrated Lan· cers turned lhc ball over nln<' times m the fi nal • period and 27 for the night against the press- ing de fense by the , <>• Barons. Without Rohcrls h it- ting m tht> first half, the [', l ug~lsh st art for the Ra rons could have been d isastrous for the fourth seeded entry in 4·A com- petition. FotMll 1n V•ll•y IHI lq It "' '" Lrtr'H'JfPflOwrrt I 0 0 ? Rt'lnnrt. ~ 0 I 18 J.tr~·lln " 2 J II LC'Of',Mrj I ? •• f\I\• tn ) I Wt!li+H'T\•, 0 1 ' Ru\h I {> I ? To Mt\ )t) 9 I) b8 COSTA MESA AMC& JEEP Milwaukee Toronto 7 2 7 5 CB .778 Moot real .S83 t •.'% St. Lows w L Pct. GB fi :J .667 JEANNE BEAUPREY (32) REBOUNDS. RENEE REDFERN (43) WATCHES. Seo,. Dr Ou•rtt" r l)vnltlJn'VitlltV " 1) 1t 17--6" B••nop ""'"I 1~ >O I• • S -)) LARGEST JEEP DEALER IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA 40 NEW Jl!IPS IN STOCK NEW 1977 GREMLIN 6 cyl • 4 speed A7M46SE 1704 t3 Baltimor e 5 4 Cleveland • 5 Boston 4 5 Detroit 3 9 New York 2 8 West Division Chicago 6 3 Oakland 7 4 Kansas City 6 4 Texas 5 4 Minnesota 6 6 Angels 6 7 Seattle 6 8 T11ffd1y'1 G•mu Toron101 New Yo,. J M llWAV"'@ ~. 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On1 • o•m~s .Cht'ClulNl WO<ln•Ml•Y't Otm .. .636 .545 .400 2111 .400 2'f.i .333 3 .800 .545 2h .500 3 .417 4 .400 4 .364 41.!:z los Anvor .. !Sut1on f.O> al Cinc1nnttl INOrm•n 0 01 Nt w Yor• IM,lllhck 0 II •ll SI. lOUI\ tlhSMU\~n 0 ll Pltht>vto~ IRooku I II"' Montr••I IH•nnel\• l.Ot I Pl\il•delpi,i• CChr"1tn)on 1).11 •• (h1c•oo IR Rnu~(ht' J t) S1tr\ Frant•\CO tHa11c._, 'H "' HOu\1on lltm•nooltoG-11 n Diablos Lose, Rohrig Doubles LOS ANGELES-Jim Righetti's Inside Game Too Mucli Rohrig won the 100 and B y ROGER CARL.4'0 N 200 meter dash events 01t11t o.11v p,,,.1 s1.u Tuesday for Golden West Mission Viejo High's College, but his team lost girls basketball team ex· to LA City College 91 ·53 perienccd a late and cold · d ft st art Tuesday n ight and on a win y a e rnoon. th 01 bl 'd f It e a os pa1 or as Rohrig's times of 10.5 visiting Righetti High of and 21.7 were deemed · Santa Maria captured a p articularly fast by 55-42 CIF 3-A playoff coach Tom Noon . who quarterfin als triumph. cited the wind a n d a Righetti. despite wait· "heavy track " as ad· ing 70 minutes for the of. verse conditions. ficials to arrive to begin L• CllY~~~~s!~~:." w." the contest. got off to tho 100-1. R.,,,,'° cru 2. ~011 cu 1. right start in rolllng to a • o'''" cu ro,.,., 10 s 17 .4 lead in the fi r s t 100-1, R'll>nq (O•, G•t'PI' J <.toll 1u Ti""' 11 1 period and Mission V1e- •oo 1 wi11111m• 1u 1 Hern• IL11. jo. under coach Carole DewnPQrl (Gl. Tl-: •I.•. H k bl t too-1. Me•eiiav'•' <LI t Jones 'll an ms. was una e o l . &0<9•""' 101. ,,_ · • s..1. overcome the early de· uoo-1 Pav~ ILi 1 C'1•n• !Ll J. ft'ci't. CooP<tr Ill Tl-·• OIU sooo-1. Paynt <L> 2. eooo., IL> J. Twic<'. however . the Chavu Il l. Tim<!: lS:St M · · V · j · ) · 001tt1n-11.AC1tyu ; 1ss1on 1e o g 1r s M ilt Rtlay-1 LA CllY311U. moved tO within range O( •OOH01-1. J~-'°" iu 1. L•nduy the visitors in the second Ill l D<1ndVrall IGl. Tl""'. u e •00111 -1 •rttrt>•rrv 1u 1. quarter when they began Oal\Clur•.., !GI 1. Cllupi-101. "'"•· h itting from outside the ,. ~i -1. e.y,1 IL 1 2. PambO 1oi 1. R ighett1 zone and laking <Apo IL 1 "-•Ohl .... the boards. H:i~7:'•~'°'' <Cl '· Cllu()rk 101· Kat y Eaton wa11 the on· u -1. wo1<11L1, st..,,tor• 101 >. ly ~layer to solve the LeCISOft II,). Ol~l.M'I(•. lt•11) d ; j th 'J-1. ~11or. 11.1, 't•Morct 1o1 Rig ett1 eiense n e ) MH-11\ !LI Dlll-•:4t'-. first period with three s•-1. oiu~ 101 2. JO!ltt cu i buckets from outside, ·hylOf !LI DlltMCe' 51·t or _..,.._ .. .,,., 10 11. 1Aw1t 101,. but 18 other MV attempt.a S111111111.l. 0111~ IJt.10. J'Tr' Twv 10>; w1111Mnt IL>, went awry s1 • ..,.orc1101. 01ttt11ce: ""'· R enc e Red I e r n , however, beg:m putting her touch to the offensr in the second p('rtOd and the Diablos cut the de· fi cit to 21-18 with two long ra nge shots from Redfern. T hree m ore times 1n the next few moments I he D1ablos were to strike to com e to w1th1n 23-19, 25-21 a nd 27 ·23 on Redfern b askets. but then Righetti got 1t~ in- side game going a,:?ain a nd usum.-d a 31 -23 halftime bulge. T he Diablos could con· nect on only sevl'n or 35 shots from the field in tho second h alf a nd R ighetti. with pClwcr in- side lo 5·10 Denise Pitts and 5-91 a Kindce Euhlert Are a Calendar WW-•Y IAl"ll IOI Vollt'1411!11-f!Ol•M •I HvnJ1n9lon llU<l'I. Wtttmln~\ltr M FouMaln Ytllt y, ~t H••bOr .>I Ml'ont lt ll tt 11, UCl.A M UC '''""" 11 JOI '""'"4•Y fAp!11 tO Tr•O-·EdltOI\ .t "OIM\la.n V11Jov, Nt wporl H.,l>o r •I Hun11nolon euch, Wt\IM1nster .ti M•flna, C:trOllt dill Mer at Minion Vlolo. t.-.u ... e.tc'1 et Ot jlA Hiii\, \f'I Clt,,..nlt et Ulll..,.rtllv, Mfltt Oor •I Ph1$ lit I ell t 13. Ul nod the outside s hooting of Mary Smollcy, was Just too many weapo ns for Mission Viejo to con· t end with. The last MV ch allenge cam(• with 2:40 to go In the third quarte r when Jeanne Beauprey made a couple of baskets to get the Diablos to within 37-29, but t hen Smolley we nt to work from out-· side and EUghe tll hnd things its way. l n a ll the Dlablos m ade 17 of 68 from the field for 25 percent, while the Warrior s of Rig h etti clicked on 25 of 51 tor 49 per cent. Righetti's trump card was its ability to go in- side while Mission Viejo could not. instead was for cedto relyontoo many out sideshot s. * Ctl01' JOMM>n B•tuPrey Rtdltrn SAimon C•rroit Tot tit * * MlulOll vi.1. 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G ii '.nufP\.Wf'\t•t,.. 11 <..itddlt~ ~ ,. ~l P(ttnm.lf II 'J ~'\01"'Q'> 4 t) tO H6'1,..rn D1v•u9" ~nR•r~r'11f'W'\ ("'•""" A • ...,,.,\U:I'': C1lru\ ... I ., ' • t> ,,_.~.,·, SCOtO\ \Mj('tlfll~O; '\ Pi'~Om4'r 11 \oul.,w.-\t"'" h SMi 01M')n A C."AHflly \ P1wf\.c.-o ~A,. Btimttrd1no 11 C "'"' \ Thunday '• Game' ">•<!Olf'0.0 •t Ch•flty !.<In OlfQOat P•lomar 4\ttn IH'rn"rdlno Al Siouthw.,tf'rn A1vtn1~•t C1tf\J\ SUHS£TU:Aoue , I W L l 09 M "rln,t I l 0 Edl•on I 1 I FoUfll••nV•ll•Y 4 0 ,., Nrwnnr1 H•"""' 1i w ..... tmtMt•' ~ et Munt•notnin ~.cf"I • 1 ,......,..,...0 ..... , l d'"'"\ 7 Hvnt;notc,,., 8tt.u"' ' rnunt•+nVAll•• ~ Wflt'"'•"' '''I Fri-.,' 0..Me W•\IM•n\t,., ~t fofurU1nqtri" n, •(f'I S..tvnt"• 'G•m" [dl\1\1'\ .~ ~t .... ,(X)r M .ar•l'\lf'I F'f'o\Jf'\t"'""•lf•y CINTVllYl..IAGUE S-tlftt• A ... V4111•Y r oolhlll 1v111•"-1s..it•A,.. W L • I • 1 • I , . 01 1 , , r v . ,.,,. ..... .,. •• '> ' 11!\ ,. , •'"'''. 41 ,\ I • I • f ' ""ft.Ii• \ (#4M#\ I t t 1'..,. I r I ft \• f ti• .,. 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IEWAYLIAOUE T"".S.y'1Scortt "•v•nn• ~ A,,.~im J T rny II O"""a P••-O <.unn~•4111'4tnw•ll1 M AQnolla• W•\I''" f J C Surfing t .. M_I...,. t.eklll Te.tm"W:OflnQ I Or...-C.O.J1411 I 1.flnQ l!uc" CC ]71; l I.A H••bo• >44 OC.C. •COflnQ \\lf111\Q ...... IWlllt,..,. M•'ll•I Crum Aft k Fvqn,tt• ~~••~o•rd•no win~~' D•""" Ou•"· OCC. \l'f(O«J I 01 ll_,_ (14"1 Ul>I M ..... (~ s. ...... H snlDf\ It I otl Oootn I 6 lo'! •o Hf'ffm•n k dirf Wn.i:.-1 .. , • 1 ,,, t Poolttf'6 1 c.-..,._.v CEl....,un•• '" t l 6 J 8•rr•• IE I won 6 0 ~ 1 ~ • t. 1, 0•'1fl\ t l I 10,1 J A ~on• J, • it • I Oowbln H i)O W•ll B•d•to\ ~ e) Ch f Jonn\10""" WOOlf'n b I If> \C)~lf W•lt'! \ttu1 m_,n JOhM\Of1 t, J l 6 ( .1mphrll 1 r1tmp•E11NOir161&0t.4 t. 4 1'110St4 \OP!< Eoo'°" 110 (11 Hit ...... Steve McGowan bla!>t· ed a home run to left m the fourth mmng which turned out Lo be thl' win· ning run as Mater Dei <Santa Ana) squeak ed past Bishop Amat of La Puente J-2 1n Angelus League ba!>eball action Tuesday at Mater Dt•i ll1gh School Pitcher Tom Cr oat "t•nt thl' d1!>tance for .,,.'. ,:.:~~~;:;;·~",'N1 ;··.~··;;·;"1N·11•, Mall'r De1. !>trak1ng out ''"N•., • , "''" " , I·· .. " fl\ l'. walking three and 1· I' I"'" .. """'" ,, ' ' ,, HUttl'ring fl \"t-" h it!> J ~ w 1'" ,_., l •rt ro, I f',.\,1 • ~.J I 4 6 SI •I, o#Of'"l4 4 Oowbln '4un• f)·-N'• N ' t t1 M (t)rtltl,. Ill. -..t1 •n1•IH~•.llttJ• '· t Ji\ I ·~ 1 t\M• tO'° t'.; I I t #\ t WU")\• I Htwpo,, H.trllO' U1'>1fil1t M•fl,_A SAtftS.HMfJI'\ B1o1\f'l,,,<tl'I ,,,~ ctt-t £>1,1,. ,,,., (A .,,,,,,.. 1 tii,f l(,vu,, t ,,.., H 11•1 "~ p,,_, 1m• Ml ,... 'llltO'\ ~ 1 I: I t. t ,.,, Mur ,. '°' w O"I • ,. 4 t. • •O 1 ,. 6ot11111 If Cf.f w<.V' 6 • 1 ,. 1 '1 c Oowbl•• 6 ,., \ t. ,-P.fvmr N ttt' IN.,,-b-I f we; rid.ff,, 0 ~ •1t f ( l!U W.,,,,,. ft I t l £\..vi• 'N1 rt. f,.,.l I ,f '> , • ~ ""°' ., fl } .. l'l M.ier °"' UI (, "t<t•f"'\ I ...... 11 0"' M•'''"' 10 H•f''f'\ lb lvmMO• °"' M l",.;1,.htf""I '"' Or .. 10• M rf",t.;<111t" lb l. ···-~\J ,, \. •tH ,.. rn.tl r ftJft "'',,00 "'''I.ti Mdt .. ,.0.,., I J II 11 , (I II " II ' ~ 0 • I " r <>O Niil n I l{)f'J ll)() • J •l>• J " " . ' I Orangl Coal>t College dropped ll~ second s traight South Coast Conference baseball game Tuesday but the Pirates got a big asstst from Santa Ana and remained Ln first pl.ace. OCC'!> Parat(.'!> rl'll to v1s itmg Mt. San Antonio, 4 3. m 10 innings whJIC' Santa Arra was blistering Cerritos, 16·3, helping Coal!>t remain a half gamC' ahead of Cerrato::.. In another JC game, Suddleback's Robert Steel tOS!>ed his st•cond !>lra1~ht !>hutout as the Gauchos toppled 1nvudang Palomar , 5·0, in Mission Con fcrence play Steel struck oul four, walked JUSt two and al- lo" ed onlv four hit!-And he aided has own cause With a Seventh inning doubll' that SCOred a run. The Gauchos' big blow was a three-run homtr by Gary Key in the fourth inning-his first tn two s easons at Saddlt>back. Mike Heil also had a run- scormg singlt-in the inning. Meanwtuje. Mt SAC pushed across its winning run in the lOtli on a walk. a hit batsman a nd & s ingle The Pl.rates had !>cored three limes an the fourth to t a ke a 3 l lead, but the Mounties added s rngle tallies m thl' fifth and l>IXlh to tie at. But OCC could not !>core agam, although 1t had runners on first and third with one out in the 10th But a squeeze bunt faalt'd, the runner at third was picked off and !>hortly after the baller grounded out to end the game Dr-CM\I (JI •• r Sm11~ r• Do""' JO Scon1t-r It: Woota•G rt R°°"QYll•O If AoOf>tf'°" -.. f-rH II. nr. HO,tOI\ ( f tt' P tl'llJ I I( fl\Ot ff\ 1t Filourh.tlur r •./tl'\I fh•/ p 11111•• * V14r ...... 1f Mot two ct w .... " ' V4nQ) 1 t:•').Q•r-. JI ,t .. fl'I rt" J H•1I rl ".. f , ... ff'f ffttf• * ' 0 " II 0 " I I ' 0 ij ~ " c Q ,.., r.-,1 11'1() {10 • It '°' II rM I 0 I 0 n n I .> " 0 ? " ti 0 " h ,, 0 •• ' " , ' . * D r , f\ • ' . I C ampbt•ll :-.urn•ndert•d JU:-.1 t\\o w1dt'ly s pacc·d :-.inJ!lt•!> ont• in thl' first 1nn111.: ;md anolhl•r in tht• :-on.th us lw !>hut out El M o d t' 11 a K l' v i n i\ m lrn1 J!l') s1nglt•d homl' hoth of E!>l anc1a 's run:-. 111 thC' M'<'ond inning. f\U,1\(1<1 fl) Ill r .,,,ftiJl'•i"'• lb ' " \o(.M t If ) n -m~~ ~ p"•' .. , 0 .. 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Fluellen was supposed lo have part1<.'ipated in the tou rnament but was dropped when A BC ol> t a1ned his affidavit st.it 1ng thul he was up· proachcd hy promoter Chris Cltne about obtarn ing top ranking from Ring Magazine despite a year 's inacti vity. Haas, who is a cor · r esponde nt for Ri ng Magazine and a frequent r e p resen t ative or Houston-area fighter s . s aid he received an en velope that contained newspaper clippings of gangla nd crimes ovN which tus name had been penciled The threats were re vealed the sam e day ABC announced j t had appo i n t ed Mic h ael Armstrong,Jormer chief counsel to the K napp Comm1ss10n. lo head its invest1gatton of "ir· r egularities and possible corruption in the United v~11s1rv States Boxing Cham· Ntwpot't H•rbM CUI CU M.Ar111141 s'"''" p1onsh1ps " Luno ... fNl nNW•'"""''7 111 Tht• Kn::ipp Com ~~~~:·.~;~>".;'.'., ~:;·;;·; .'.' .' ~1~J.. m1ss1on wtts responsible "' • • """"''"' 11 1 11 ' c~""·n•i •N • (or exposing pol ice ror ·::·: ~·~~':,')'i'i' :: ! ·~;,.,~::·~~\',!!: ruption tn New York and • '"""" 11' 111 "~'"""' '"' ''"' 1nvolvecl te...,t11nony b~ '"""'"'n••n11 ~"'" !"rank Sl'( p1<.'n , who-it• J.•n•" 11."'""'" • >i• MI;'"''" ~tor\ \\a~ m:Jde into a H tMlltOI\ ·~~ 1\-t ""''If , ""'•'' IN I m 0 \ l l' an c1 l -.J t l' r ,j d"'t 8altli:~ Pruitt H 1 ''I f••""l f)N•n ,.., ,,., C••· b> o..o··ll•• •," ll'l<.·v1 ... 1on 'il'rll'' ~',~.'./ n:~,.=.1t1·~·:•v1°1~"''A'':r,~'t'.,' Fluellen. a m1·mb1•r of M·•"•• .,, ,,., """'" "'• ,. the Rel Aire police force ' • '" P,,,o w~ .. ,,n .. 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Be ve1v ~111 1 ll•,11 "'"' ••1 h1 hand a11d Jtrn "' 1.: q .11 "''" .il>ly more rt:lal>.ed lhdll your Jett J'> you address lht: [).111 (tlluSt•J Iron 1'3) 1hen IC>t yo11r lclt side cont rol your sw1nn Sports in Brief Pair Lauded 11nan Goockll. ''inner of two ~olcl m1·d,1h in th•· M on t r 1· .1 I o I ' 111 p 1 1· Gaml's .and t'.1pt.un ()f t h e ;\ l I ..., ..., I II II \' I (' J () N adadorl':-. "" 1 m lt•:i m . has been ;m ,1rrkd lhl· W i l liam l.1ppm<.1n perpetual t roph) as l hl' uut::,tand1ng '>t'llHlr mt•n s s1\ 1mml'r 1n th1· SouthNn PJcJftt' /\Al Shirl.·~· H.ch.1<,hoft 11! Fnunta111 \,di··~ .1111! 111-.11 !I 111 P nl IJ t' I II f l It I' '>;1dad111·1·..., ~\111•11 s h• ""' ;un 111 \lnnti l'.11. v. .i-, JHCst•ll lcd .1 -.1 m1l.11 ;m ard a:. •ht· top 11 111:111· '"' 1rt1ml•r 111 tht· :0,1' \Al llot Bowling RE:'l:O I \l'> l.1111 Vl'tt 11f M1l1\,1lll..tl', Wisc. m.uli· \irll'• 11':111 Bo"' ltng ('un~rt"•' h1<, tor' tod.n v. ht•n h 1• roll~·d :in xi11 '''I'll'' 1111 the Tomu ,11. I .. inl•s re s;:ular rll\1!t11111 l1 Jm \'l'il·..., th11·1· g,1m1•' \\ l'rt' X:l. ?.Iii :incl :!t 5 ,11 the• AH<' tournJml·nt hl•rt• \\•1!, :lO .• 1 tlil' 1·11tlN. rolled ~ .... tnl.l·s. :!<l tn u row for anollwr A RC n• cord. Thi· tnrrncr n'<«H d was 17 1n a ro\\ Cha<"OH Out LOS ANGELES 1APl Rohbv Chacon h<" pulled out of Thur::.clay 's sched ull•d hout with Mod C's to Cont l' 1n · 1 on because of an inJury. ancl wi ll be rt'pluf"t•cl hy Ramon C'ootrrr:.is, an Oly mpic 1\ud1toriurn spokesman -.aul Tul'" day .~f't ~t1ult1t Ital' quickly de feated lnd1 ~1 ·., V1Jay Amn traJ ti I 11 I .John Sa dri o f ChJrloll<.•. '>tngles winner in bst "'eek's Atla ntic Coas t Co nf eren ce tournamt•nl. was defC'at· l'd bv Austrul1a 's Tony Hoch.t'. 6 I, 7 fi Buckeyes Probed l' (} l.l M fl l' S. () h IO C ,\ JI I 0 h i 0 S t a t t• l'n1,t>rsilv Athle t ic D1n•ctor llugh Hindman confirmed Tuesday that the NC'i\A has hcgun an 10\ estigation of a ll eged foot hall recruiting viol a · t10ns b~ the Buckeyes. H indman said an !'.CAA investigator and H1 g Tt•n Comm1ss1oner \\.a\ m• Duke v. ere on the <'am pu!t I ast week for \\hat he called a "pre· lim1nary inquir~"" Thc uthlet1c director. !t av1n~ he was "not d1 r'ectlv involved" in the , 1s1t. declined to discuss 1 he m alter further , othe r than to say he believed it was a routin e probe which always follows the lod~ing of charges. Tht:' in ves ti gatio n stems from stories print· eel in the Michigan State l' n 1 v e r s it y ·s t u d e n t ne"'spaper last August and Sl'ptember which al· lt•J?ed that OSU coaches· Promised and gave monev to recruits P·romised free trips Io t hf' Rose n owt for recru its, fami ly a nd I riends P aid police officer s and an Ohio high school coach to transport pro· spectivr players to the Time t.o Plan Park Crow-ds Record Seen By The Associated Press The Na tional Park System expects crowds this year to top the record bicentennial turnout. It's time to plan If you expect to be among the millions visiting federal sites this summer. Ninety-nine areas m the nallonal purk system, including 37 national parks, have campgrounds. In all. there are 293 sites m lht: syste m. ::,uch as monu- ments, memor ials, historic houses and battle· grounds. according to spokesman Duncan Morrow. MORROW SAID THERE WERE 2.18.8 m illion visits to the nationa l park system m 1975 and 267 8 milhon in 1976. The service expects about 280 million visi~ this year . The service counts v1sil$ rather than people because it has no way or k lltng when the same person visits several locations or visits the sa me place more than onct!. The most popular period at national parks 1s fro m m1d·June to Labor Day. Morrow said. He said the Park Ser vice more than doubles its staff dunng the busy months, addmg 10.000 employes to the permanent staff of 8,000 THE FAMILIAR PARKS SUCH AS Yosemite, Yellowstone and Grand Canyon, will be crowded as us u a l. Morrow s aid, but ma ny lesser -known facili ties offer equal attractions with more elbow r oom. Gre at Smoky Mountains National Park in North Carolina and Tennessc·c. for example, gets m or e than 10 million v1s1ts a year Eighty miles away. the Cumberland Gup National Historic Park, which includes a secllon of wilderness trail cut hy ) Oa n1el Boone. draws onh r ( J { TD lJOQRS half a m1l hon v1s1ts l ~ . V1s1ting n ational , parks mvoh es two fees - one for entrance. anoth<.'r for camping Entrance fee::, per tarlo::td of '1s1tors rangt from nothmg at soml• !-.pOt$ to S3 at Yosemite and Ca rlsbad Caverns. If you arn \(' by other means. such as by bicycle or bus. the charge 1s 50 cents per person CA~IPI NG FEES Al.. 0 • TART AT zero. a lthough Morrow war ned "lf you're /p~ing nothing, you're g<.'tltni;? Just about what you're p ay- ing for. a space." Most camptn~ fees range from Sl lo $4 a day per camps1tl'. depending on such items as restroom s, cll•t'tn<.'al connccttons, water and se curity forCl':> T hen: arc: w;1~s In l'\11 cost!>. particularly if you pl an to v1stt mort• lh an Ortl' pnrk ur s1lc in a ye<ir. The Golden Eagle> Passport costs $10 <ind is good for adm1ss1on to all national pa rk syste m a rea s during lhc c~tlt•nrtar year en which the pass is issued . One pasworl ~Hl m1ls a t·arload of people to dri\'C·in attract ions such as parks or a family to walk·in site~ such as h1ston<.' houses WRITE TO THE NATIONAL PARK Service or the Bureau of Outdoor Recr<'ation (both in the In· ten or Department), Wa.,hington. DC. 20240 Make checks or mont'y orders payable to "Golden Eag le." Persons 62 and older ran s;:et free Golden A.gc P assports entitling them lo frc>l' admission lo park system ar eas a nd 50 peret•nt discounts on camping fees. You m ust ;.i pply 111 person at a national park. supplying only proof of age Ad"ance planning can help you amid crowcl1·d a reas. but there is nol mul·h you <'an do in t he way of reser vi ng a campsite Only four national parks Acadia in Maine, Grand Canyon in Ar11ona, Mt McKinley in Alaska ancl Ch1chasaw lformc1 ly Platt) in Oklahom a -J ccepl reservations MORROW SAID A NATIONAL PARK St!rviee experiment with nationwide res<•rvations three years ago failed but it'!> trying again and hopes to have such a working system for 1978 visitors. Several low-cost government publications offer help to would-be par k visitors. All are ava1labll' from the Consumer Inform ation Cente r. Pueblo, Colo., 81009. Morrow parltcul:irly recommends "Doorw<iy to Adventure · Visi t a Lcsser·t:s<.·d Park." a guide to 132 a reas whe re summer crowding 1s unlikely The book let costs 70 cent~. ''NATIONAL PARKS OF THE l 'n1ted States," for 75 cents. provides a map of the nut1onal par k system . along with a list of parks. addresses and in· dividual facilities. / If you want to camp out. the ~overnment offers "Camping in the National Park System," for 75 cents. If you prefer not to rough it , there 's "Visitor Accommodations Facilities Furnished by Con- cessioners in the National Par k System" for $1.05. lb 4 t 1 0 ~·""Q~ rt t I I 1 •-""' rt}t tt 1•1•0,fl/010 ti)() ti.ti'.. 11 \ (.;~...,., If \ It\. ) wt\11tro 'El t 10 r i ._., •''" E • 1\' H)Oh,.,4\t I ,_ntJ>ti-,h f lt M• f tt,.,rl'l11tn$/ ~ti\ I\ I t\ t Hf'tfttl\Q\ (U(J/14D04t [ o..-• ru"i4" n trwl<h I\ I I\ t \ 11-2 Loss Greg Hanson stroked a gr and slam home run in the eighth inning. spark· 1ng Go ld e n W es t College's baseball team to a 16·4 victory over vis- 1t1ng Chapman . .JV Tues day. \HARLOTTl·:. "\ <: l i\P l -1om Okkcr "r The Nrthrrland!i upsPt top S<'Nh•d 01tk ~to<. kt on n1 l ht• f1rc;t round of a Wor Id C'hamp1ons h1p Tennis tour namrnl Tu<•-; ct av <°>kkl'r 111..,l lhr fi ri;t srt 3 fi hut c;inw ha<'k tn lak<' the next t .... oll I, ti I C'ol u m hus cam pus for ,.----------------------- v1s1ts Dinner Set For Combs I ~~fl' tW t 1 Jt tj \ ,_.,.,.~HI\ N I I 11 ' •UOtr•tt '''"V -1 611"~ 4 I)' JUNIOflVt.IU ITY ICll-111161 (JJIWlflmlft\lor For LC In the st•t•onc1 m:ilC'h, Corrado B:i r;11111tl1 111' Paid for expensive m eals and nights on the t own for pros pcct ivt' playrrs. Reservations arc be· ing accepted for a June ff testimonial dinner and program at lh<' Marnoll Hotel. Newport Beach. Honored will be Elmer C ombs, retiring bask etba ll coa c h at Huntington Beach High. t(W) mMltY ff!M't t f'1t\~ I l'Jt • l'l0fr0< 'Mork•n (El 11161 IO'l•" do 1 l1,-.:f"M lf l t t)Q \O lf,,. t r ..,..,, Ir ) " • O•vlnq 1 HUl"r'HM'lr~. lfl •lllll \OUv I llnwm•n fE IHl \0 'hHll 1 K ,:.,,,.. f(l 1111 1 \1, nt .. 1\\t 1 L.,r0t ._ f 1 "• 100 ,,,,. tf'IAV ' Ed!\OM' t')• I Liberty Christian lhgh o f Huntington Beach romm1tted nine errors and surrcncll'red fi ve un- earned runs in an 11 ·2 loss to v1sllin~ Riverside Ch ristian Tuei;day in C hr1 st 1an Le a g u e hasehal l action. The loss drops I.1bt'rty Chris tian to a 4·4 record an league and 4.5 overall G WC's Dave Huppert tied a schnol record as he e xlcnded h is h i tting streak to 14 games. And Larry Kubacki hit in his 12th straight game. Cummings Quits Combs left his position of J 9 years at the end of the 1976-77 season to con· centrate on duties as school athletic director During his lenur t> a s ca~e coach his varsities won 328 games and eight league championships The dinner is priced at $12.50 per plate and 1s slated for 7 o'clock. The social hour begins at 6. Further Information VAllSITY N.,•""'1 111111111 M•""• 2~ ~,··Jt.-., ru.1~v t ,.,.,.0"'' I I~ b Jon FrH 1 Wnotfn1• IN I 1 06 • ' lt\"O I..,, 1 li'\"f l A•'9"~"" fN ) I Hf 7001M I C•• """ IN1 7 H 4 7 C">i"'" IMJ I 1' t l I\•'""""" !Ml 1 If. \Orr...,. t l(YQlf"r '""''',, J 'Sf'IM" INl)fl~ l~•IMl lll\ OlvtnQ t (Of'bPt (M J 1 JOht'l'oOf' CIF Scores 01 •Li IASKITIALL ~LAYOFl'S ~rtlrl•,_.,, 4& C.\ ln\f'~67 Tflrr1tnc:f Sl Fnun1.,1n \/All"v .. R•\"°C> "'"•I \\ Hunl•nqlon Be~Cht>I, Mlrf (O,tA n Lou1w1tl• •1, \..O\ A.m•qio-t".t6 J.A RwOldou••l 1 Covln.t4t Rtqhftll S\ Ml,~>0n V••10 47 S•nl• ""11rla ~.Lo\ Alta\ .. VPIM>dt.0, Atto<\t• Vlflf ,. Ll ... ,,yO•lth•• Ul ('\ ,.,... \\ p., ... , ?t» Mf(M\1\119~¥ < Eu'"¥ R); AmcSt ff ... 7 I ) ,, 1 , ~w .. t et•I 8'""'"•u• rf M O'I•\ pl\-(1 ~·--· ... HUPM " c P~I'"·""~ ~'"°'' .. ' 1111 ~UNt•I ttl "'""~r." • A-r\Of\ 11) ~ n l Ntm~lll cl 0 0 ""'"'·~" 1 Oj Han.Oft, H"'1 O I Vtll "l ... f. ?l>-H O O Tol•h I I 0 0 ... ' l ' l 0 ~ 0 ' ) • • I , t ) ) 1 •S' 14 Ben Cummings, of San Clemente lltf!h Sc·hool ., ••• has resigned his position o o as cross country coach : ~ following a two.year re ' 1 ign for the Tntons : : The ve t eran 3 1 Wa s hin gto n S t a t e : University product was 1 the s w i m coac h al o · Capistrano I hgh and San ~ Clemente for 18 years " prior to his t wo year 1 0 0 • , It ~urit•f\Q (t L~•"'' ._t,.ro.rhon p Ot•V•t lb f ot••~ ' I I 1 1J n 0 0 0 f o n o n 0 7 WHY SHOULD Al ... •\i<IO Cll\l L•~•IYCh•\1 r " • 000 Ill i.-11 I O• 100 000 0-t l ' can be obtained by con·--------------------I BUY FROM ALAN MAGNON? tacting Roy Miller, Don Walker or Don Ter· ranove at Huntington Bnch High (536-2514 ). Members of the or. ganizing committee arc hopeful that friend• aod family of people who have been aasoc:iat" wlth Combs will advise them~ t.be dloner. Mail orders can be !ent lo Mary Paxon, at HB High , 1905 Main ,St1'et, 92648. / LEASE FOR LESS THE T.L.C. WAY SERVICE MAKES THE DIFFSlENCE AT TUCJCER LEASING CO. zoa S.I. lllSTOL ~HACH sumzos PHONE: 957-0644 ,,. It just makes good sens&. Here's 1 man who hves in the community ... has ~n your fnend''and neighbor tor upteen years and NEEDS YOUR BUSINESS He sells a fine product. Pontiac cars He has an excellent selection of used (' ~ vehteles and his Service Depart· •'• f,_(\O 0 1.-. ment is . . 1ust hard to beat ~· ~· • ~ Really. Alan Magnon 1s a man you II ~O(\ .,.~ ... &~ feel comfortable domg business wcth ....-i•tf,,,-> fl.~- stint as a cross country coach. No successor has been selected. c 1977 Air <eft41U•""'t 305 11,.,.....,.__ '"' I 19, ... ,, reUye wh•••t, .,.,. Mh~ff't, • ..,,.i., Mio ...... 1. AIM t-411 • ..,.. ...... _ lf'l!terlor 4ecet, 4'•••t Uv•-1•ev,, jloc•. ,.,,,1 •h••• ,,._ ... n "'"·"°"' ..... ....W· '"•·"Al ....... .. 'II& 1• plu, ltt•. ~6 '"°""' °"'"' fNO ttA3f. copllol coot S!lt• ·~ ,..,,. -...rue $3100 '"<•pun"' coif' f•ti1.t MOnfh 901f"lent of '1'1\ )4 plv\ l•<•n\• $11 Or\ OpP'O...-d u.n.t \ "After shopping for an automobllt, I found that Johnson & Son Llncoln·Mtrcury gave me the btst deal In town.'' WILLIAM A. VON AANZOW Orange Orange County ·s oldest Lincoln-Mercury Dealership .JOHNSON a SON MERCURY CAPRI 2626 Harbor Blvd • Cosla Me sa • 540-5630 Our team tell1 you everything you want to know about your team Jn the • DAILY PILOT Forest Blaze Stopped BASS LAKE CAI') Firefighters continued to hose d own ~por ad1 c flare -ups early today from a wind-fanned forest fire tha t drove about 80 people from their homes in a sub div1s1on he re The fire s pread within 5Q yards of houSl'S Tucs- d a y, but none wert> damag<.-d and most pco- ( Sta I<· J pie have returned to their h omes. the California Department of F orestry reported A bout 80 acres of forest burn ed before flam es were contained One fireman \\<JS hovs1tullu·d with a hPad in1ury and another was treated for cinders in his eyC' Delayed SAN FRAN C ISCO <AP) -A malpractice trial on rh.irgl·:-. brought by a cl1:-.:-.atis fi l.'d transsexut1I who cl:um~ s h e '~ a .., g 1 v e n m alrorml'<.I hrcasts and d1shgured gen1tab \\ ..... delayed Tuesda) aftt·r ~he ra1sc<1 the amount of damag•'S ~ht·.., asking for from Sl m1ll1on to S.1 m1l11on .Jullt• Phlllq1.., 31,, formC'rl) ('h,1rl<·'> Il1.·,1t t.r. 1~ ~uang Ur John Bro\\ n and his former business man;,q:;cr Andrew Jamt.'~ Spence, claiming ht•r 'iC"< chani:;<' opt•ral1on wa :. pt•rformrcl nr•gl1gt•nlh a nd without IHOJH'l' :.crer'111ng or hormon•· tn•a tnwnt Bill tlK'd SA<'H/\:\11'::-.;TO 11\1'1 1\ fad~·d ·~un:-.l"l' bill for st<Jlc• gm C'rnment h.1~ b<'l'n approvl· of st;i t l' ag1•nc·1c~ /\. ··i:.un!>t•t ' h1w "'-<>Ulcl require an agenr~ 111 proj.!ram to automJtn· .al ly tease p<'nc1<llc;1lh unlC'SS It \\ins l{'g1:.l.1ll\ t• apprll' •• 11 to <.'<1nt11111•· Round w·.,,. S.'\CH \ \tf-:°"TO t \I' Ag11t·ultu11· .ind""'' 1 inl1·ri·:-.h ha'" y.1111 lh• f11 :-t l ttlll)cl Ill tht•11 1'({111 I to n•mo\ t' .1 h.1n nn rt,11n n\ I II ~ s o 111 t• o I \allft>rlllU s l.1..,l \\lid ri \'t' r:. T h I' s I' II .1 I l' Agrir11ltu1 t' and V. ,1t1·1 Rc~ourr1•s Comrn1tlt·I' approvC'd n hill Tut•:-.il.I\ nig ht that IA-ould all11"'- dam constructmn on lour of fi vc rt\ cr s\ :-.ll·m.., t't1\ ercd by the st,111• " V. ild and Scenic H1\1•1 ~ \l't A a 3 vot1• .. 111 1 h•· mt•a..,ur <' I>\ """ Hulw11 A}alJ 1nft1111111 t11t1i. Senate fl.ll<lllCt• t·o1nnlll t c <' • w h 1• r c c• n ' 1 r 11 n mcntal1:-.h s.1~ the•\ h,,,,. hope~ of k1lhng 11 aa.-_. Tit- OAKLANr> CA I') \ judge frulro to win :i m.1 jor1ly 111 h1 ~ bid lo l'Hl('omc thc first hlal'k mayor of Oakland And will face a conscrv11t1\ ,. busin<'ssman in ii runoff elct•\1011 F' a \' 0 r ('ct s II p,. I llH Court Jud gc L1on<'I Wili;on earn<'d thr most voles Tuesday iri a HI man pack but failed to win the needed 51 p<'r- cent majority. He will square off with Davt• Tucker in the May 17 runorr. San Juan Schedules Night Out The San Juan Capistrano r ecreation program is sponsoring dinner al the Swedis h Table and a stage play e ntitled , "Clouds of Glo'ry," in Glendale on Mays. RegistratJon is availa- ble at the city omces, 32400 Paseo Adel an to through Thursday. · The bus wllJ leave the city offices parking lot at 4:30 p.m . and return al 11 :30p.m. Fees for re!ervf'd seats, dinner . and transp()l'lalioo is S12 so perpenoo. .a For addltlonftt ln- •m•tJoh call493 1171. Farm Effort Maddy Push To Backfire? Hy THOMAS D. EIJAS The farming interests which are pushtng a Republican assemblyman from Fre~no for gov ernor have been rela tively silent in the s tall' electoral process for dl·c·ades and lhl·tr eurn·nt l'I fort JU~t might h<f\·e an l'ffect OPJ>O!>ltt• to Ill> tnll'nl Cham·es are the campaign for Kt•n Maddy won l net l11m the· GOP nomination much less the governor's olfin· !Jut 1t might ~pl1l tht· <'On· ser\'at1n· Rt•p uhltran vote and in:.urc.• nomination of eithe r stale All.\. C1.•n En~lle J . \'ounger or Sdn Da·go Ma\ or Pl'l<' W1bon THE ONI.\' OTHER '\1.\JOK (',\Sl>IDATJ-; 1n the Ht>pubhcan r.1c1: 1:. Etl Oa\ 1., the Lo'> Angeles police ch1d dur to ret1n· at the end of this year Thl' outspol..l'n I>a\ I'> IS d5surc.' \11gl'll·<. Count v -.tatc· Srnate cl1 .. tr1et rlpr1.:~1.·n t cd b.> lkp11hllc.m 11 L Hichardson llut f>d, 1., h;i<. not h<'l'n clfi-.t• lo formf'I· Gov Ronald Htagan, \\hill· ~laddy ~as a Reagan de· lf'~at1.• to la:.l )(·ar''i Rl•pubhcan con\ t•nt1on :\1.idd~ s ch11·f :.upport com1.•., from the same group or San Joaquin \'alley farmer::; who r:in thc ..,uccc>:.sful 1976 cam- pJ1~n ag;11n~t Propo!>1twn 11 tht• i.irm labor in- itiative TllAT VICTORY ~1/\fW ~O)IE GROWERS fel'l pol111l'alh p!tlc·nt llul 1~~ut· dominated 1n- 1t1ath l' pol1111 " i...n f '1111d.1r tn thC' C'fforts needed to elC'ct :-.t.111• ('lllholl 11111111.d olf1cl'r:-. Thi· twt 1·llt•1t 111 1h1· '.\ladch dn\'C'. viewed "' mpJthet1t;llh 1,, '"llll' !'ln .. 1· ~1!1t1t·Jt allies of H l' a g an m .1 ' Ii,· I 1 • c; pt 1 I 1 ht· con ... <· n at I\' e Rt'puhlH .111 '"i.-.111d 1 hr11" lttl nom10at1on to a modC"r.1t1• l1l..1 \\ ll-un 111 'i ming1·r Th1i. 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Project Grants Ten faculty f<'llO\\ ~hip projects. totahn~ S18.547, ha\'e been a'>'ardC'd to 12 instructor!> al Golden West and Or;rngl' Coast colleges Trustees of the Coast Commuruty College Dis- trict allocated {he final installment or the dis- trict's $100,000 fellowship program. Instructors, their pro- jects and co~t frn m GoldPn w ..... t ('111lrgt• ln- C'I ud e "';•ftH11 I' \1 JI\ I 1mr Rr>t -t ••11,,,,. • t1 'T1\ I 11h \ II\ '·"'"f' f ,,., ,; ¥' ',, ••"1 f' •• """' -' '1 f(')t 1,r,11tn11 u I\ »l /' From Orange Coast Colle~c Don Low • VlrJf'\.d .,,..ti \I 11r • 1 1"" ' .,... '• °'"''""' ,,.. P"•f.1.:11 11 O"l ""0 ,,..,, 'N In~,., di t>of11n..-S,t 1~1\ kl'llflll,.,, R· •""''' 11 I I v • .,,,, 1""' ~"' "'""'•''on• hll'.fton41 u,t'liH,tor ""''"".t" r \1 M1., r ,, c,., •• ~ ~ .. , t'I# t ~n ,. • ' 1 01 ·> ~ 1 .,, .. .,, m?<)wh \I I fn '.,,... ' "" •• .,. t t ...... '" ,,, .... J hl'I,, t •1 ' 1•f • 11 ' 1 I 1 .. 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Ur\U14 A 11 1'd Oavtd E : HUTCHINSON, l(atl\y P . e nd Crawford E.; t4!RN"MOEZ, Raymond A Jr. a11d Norma J : QUINN . .ln"o" J •no:! J•not PO'>NER Mltry 4 .,.,, 0..rtH C••I, BESSETTE. Su•en Mori• .oM Robc>rt Ulv\\P\, 8£CI!. Eowol\ lyt .. a nd M11rv Ell•n. TV"nN [llzebtll\ A and Ja~ w RAINE\ PelrctlA I aMT,,_M 80WEll.. <;N.,rll •NI Garv ... Mt LLE q Val..,n• l .tl'\d Mftt°"' P•U' 8lAMl(ENSMIP tCAron l•u•"" •net Oavod Cit.I"" OONZAL[Z, Wtlfrf()rl ana Enttdio WIL\.1-.MS JOM' CIVM •NI J••n"" Vt<ldor4 FlllOlll(tl W•rd l •"<I Tol•lle M SMI T'1 r,.,.1. ly Su'•" 1tnd HHrv J"''°" MOT T£11\HEAO Maur••n """ Oery SHlff B.trlMra <; •NI M ii• II . '14W .. IN$ 0<-~andllll"•Hd M YOUNG Alie• E 1"11 Paul , • lllllAllllCH. Mltt/9• Jr llNI (;#•tin di 8 RMOOlS. Mery C .,,d Fon. +tf"lltUA ,._..,.. .. ..,An"'"lf"lftAP ,,, '"' 1~ AMt)f)[ \ M vti 1 .._ 1• •n •"d M,..,.,,,. I,, • ..,,..""· t.OEU f ,...,,, l"" '"'° '-""'''"' E Jr r.~n t ~ '-''~ ,, JttfTW"\ 4f'!d .., tt11•l'lll·'n t 'lj ,. 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R-t• A """ J am•s E l(ING P•lrl<•.t CAMI and l(~rt .,.111 L BAEZA ~roh A ""d H""· tnr GtLllL4NO. Mar~ A. •"d Rtcl\•rd 0 BROWNELlEll. Ga lt s. Af\tj Wlfl •'T'I c YOUNT Ao·H~''''U•rv •M lArry, GlOSTER, G-r110 C. l'ld L1'1d10 lUK .. ~C .. JllmO\ M ""d Fwl\fl'I M POTTBEllG. llnt.>rl Frllntt< And ('"rol q..,. WRIGH T, W•\lon tu~c ""'d lOHlt'lf' C1t~r•nt Wl-4tT4)tTT, O~••v L And Edrl•• 0 , JOHNSON, And, .. t't snft J.tmfl' St,.Ohl"n; G"RMER, Sl•v•n •n<I Sue A , 8A$TIO Jol\n MotnA•t and Patrlco1 ~nn, HARMON Atly c; And Mari• l , HASLElT, Mulene J and Rirherd M : Bll08ERG. P1lrlc1a Ann eftd H1rrv W1ll~r GO""· ~ndr1 J. and Warref' 4 ; NEVIN, Sl\tJwn end Suson: ClllAIG, J .. nn• C •"" WllllAm N : HER· qe RA. l"•d•rlto luch> Jr. "nd Corm•n P1lrlc1e ECHEVARRIA, Jol\n 8 •lid Mlr~rll• M : RILLO, Erlll\Clt G &n(I Morion R JI LES, 01•1'1 •l\d Hlt\I~ tr..,e. l(ft.SEV, l(rl•lll'I 1(1v ond "'"""•lt~ H.,01111 A~ BIN. l vnn A 1nd David I ; 8£ R DEJA, David G. ana Mory Lou•M FIONO C<ld'\f ll•ur• Ir IM fl•rb<lra AM l fOPOl..0. ~IM<o Mori•,,. \r(I lout\ W•lllam; KALMBACH MMrl• l ""° PMll E • BROWM. Th•odo<• R 11>11 \hlrl.,y I KUSK .. \ 11 .. \ t• .-.<! llO'lald -w-.llt.Ell J••-itnd J&M ~.,..-TllUMlllE (l\MI•• OrvlHe •NI l\lmvr• IAn• MORlltS, IC•Mttf\ Alllft a110 C•t&•Vft Jove•; S(HN(t0Elll. lll"'°Morlt1fld.P..,ld W•v,.. Nl~M. l'll>lf? G ... o R~rO ~ .. \. DAIL v PILOT ss· Economic Boost Reported WAS HINGTON CAP> The nation's gross na Ilona! produd <GNP) in creased al an annual rate of 5 2 percent in the flri.l quarkr of 1977, thl! largest gain m J > t•ar and a s ignal of an 1 m p roving econom). tht go\'ernmcnl announ<.·e<.1 toda\ The GNP indicator, "'h1rh m t>a~urls lhl. mark el -.. a I u l' n f l h' goods and M'f\ IC('!> IJI II duced 10 th1.· rountr). might have bt•t•n b1g~cr still l·xcept for lhl st' t•r1 ~1nttr \\tJthLr, tht• Cum me rte D1 part m t.' 0 l s B u r I' J u ,, f Economic Anal\'s1s i.J1d Bodies B 1111 I ed <;AL\'£-:~Tll'.\. ·1, .. " 1 i\ Pl F1n•mc11 Jre dir g111g through !ht' <frhns of lhP Central llotl'I hl·rt· :-.l'arehmg for 20 m1~'111~: gut.•:.ts. Ar~nn 1s !>llSJlt•tl l'd po!Jce said ( __ ,_,_ . ..,_· 11_t_> ll_'_f _J Eight charn·d hod11"1. 1nC'lud111g thow of f 1 \ ,. C'hlldrt•n. \\ 1·rt· pulll·rl It om the ruini. of th1' tiO 'L'ar-old hott•I Tues d..1; Thirteen JH·rson:-. \\('fl' injured. although uni~ four \\t·rc .1dm11lt•d to John St'aly llospltJI, "hc>rc their concl1t111n rani..;t'd from good to fair. FUghU 1tdmil l ed DENVER <A P > Fcdl•ral officials han· ack n owledged that plu1on1um . Otll' of lhl' cl<: ud lll':-.1 of rad 111ad l\'t• malt-nab and lhl· trig ger of nuclear homhs. h a:. b t' r n r (' g 11 I J 1 I ,. sh1ppt·d b) atr O\ l'r tht• western L'mtC'd Stall's SIX CAL 2-46 CRUISING YACHTS IN ENSENAOARACE Wiii Compete for New Association Perpetual Trophy 4 Divisions Comprise Ensenada Race Fleet Thl· 508 boat En!> en ad a nec•t \\Ill b(• d1\'ifkd into tour d1v1s1ons with trom Ont' to l'IJ.!hl cla:.Sl'S In l'ach d1\l:.1011 \\hl'n tht: s tarting Mgnals slarl blastmg at noon Sutur da\ As in past years. the Pt•rformanc .. · lldntht'ap Hal'lng 1-'lect di\ 1s1on \\Ill com pl<.Ll'ly dom111att• tht: n~ce with J total of 383 ooals Jn e1~hl cla!>!>l'S LARGEST CLASS will b e PllKF·E \\1th 10 t:om pet1tors. followt•d t" PllRF·E. ti:I , PHRF' C. 62: PHRr -A . 50, PllRF O. 46: PllRF'-D. 37: PllRV I., :rn . and l'llRF ll.l!J Tht• Oc1•an R:i C'1ng di\'ls1on, racing under thl' Intcrnat1ona1 Of f!>hore Rul t· 1IOH1 s~stem of hand1!'.1pp1ng, "all ha\'C three t l.1-.<,t•s totaling R2 hoah Cla:-.~ A. 28. Cl<1Ss B. :!!J and Cla-.s C. 25 TllE :\UOGF.T Ocean Racing Fleet \\Ill go with 27 entnes and tht.' Ocean Hacing Cat amar an!> ha\·e 16. The classes \\ill s tart at five 10-minutt· 1n- ten·ats from noon lo 1 p m There will be l wo s tarting Imes separated by a larg!' powt.>rrd com· m1ttee boat in the center. Ensl'nada headquarters lor the race. AS FOR Tll E race lll>clf, the En::.enada 1i; hno\\ n amoni.: 'l'll·ran ~ achtsmen as a "rrap shoot ' Wllhtn an hour altl'r the start. thl· flcl'L \\ill ~prcad out m l'r a l:irg(' area of the on·an, :.eek ing the best \noels for the long O\ ern1ght sit de down the coast Li nd er the no rm a l Wl'St t·rl~ \\tnd cond1· lions. most or the ya1'hts \\ill be sNting their big, ('olorfuJ sp1011akt.>rs m o- m e n l s after ~tart . A i.outhcrlv wind at the :.tart wo'l1ld l't'stllt in a h<'al or dose rt:'ach in the ('arly stngt•s, re5ult1ng 111 ln•quent taC'ks. The :.h1pments wt•rr made t o and from a Float Plan count~· airport nc•ar tht• Skipper::. and crl'ws wll I be busy the rest of th ts Wf'Ck \\1th la'il m mute· 111:.f1C'Cl1on::. an cl pro \'1:.1oning tor the: 125 -milc run do\\n th<· coast t o the A;1.1a Cal1for n1a resor t. Ensenada, where thcv will ;am the sma1'1 harbor startmg Sunduy and rrma1n until the big exodus starling Mon· day aftc>r the trophy prC'- srntahon on the lawn of th e Bahia ll o l el. The windscan be ex P<'Cl<'d to freshen south of the Coronados result m g m a colorful s pin nakcr run to the l101s h. First to f1m sh will pro- bably be one of the b1~ oce an r ac in g rat a m a rans \\ 1th th c Cl .1ss A monohulls in hot PUl'>Ull. Rock~ Flat:. nucll.'ar "capons p!Jnt 16 mill-:. ~ids Coast northwest of Den\'er, of. ~ f1ciab ::.aid Tue~da v Ki.uingPr Oppo•e Guard Hwit * * * EnsP11ada Raee NEW \'ORK CAPi Columbia l 'nl\'C'rs1t\ stu denb .in· holthng l~·aC'h ins Jnd prote:,l rallies aJ?a1n:.t lhC' po:.:.1hlt· n a 01.in g o i t or mt• r Secret:u-v of Statt· Jflon rv Kissmger lo lhc fal'ull\: Alison Shore, i.I history major and :-.pokc•spcrson for the Ad Hoc Commit tee to Kecp Kissinger Off Campus. c alled Ki ss ingcr ··the butcher of Vietnam" and said ban· ning him "1:; not an issue of acadC'mic frredom. but of morality." . Hail llike Dt»lay MI1U1l IlEACH <AP) 1t probably will be next spnng before w.- ha\' c to lick Iii-ce nt s tamps to Sl'nrt first class I ettNs. The dclayert postal incrrase is due to a surprising $45 5 m1llton operat.mg surplus for the U.S. Postal S<'rv1ce. Postmaster General Benjamin Ba1lar said the s urplus came fro m a decrease. through attn· taon, in the number of po!ilal employes, down from 740,000 to f\53.000 du ring the pas t two years. Lecture .Slated AtOCC \ A lecture exploring those mysterious "black holes'' in space. will be presented by a s t r o p h y s I c i s t ,D r . William Kaufmann April 29 at Orange Coast College. Dr. Kaufman, a pro- fessor of physics at San Diego State, will discuss general relativity, black, white and gray holes ln space and pulsars, quasars and busters. He will describe what an astraonaut wouJd see if he were to actually travel through a black bole and into another un- iverae. Spring and summer sp('lb cruising to many bodt O\\ nt•r !>, power or sail. l<1rgt· or small And 1f thing:-. art: run- ning trut• to form. th<' Co J ~ l Gu J rd \\ ii I be callt·d on lo makc scores nf Sl'arches for m1ss10g or O\'Crdue boats. THE SUCCESSFUL outcome of these search and rescue missions will depend largely on the availability of informa- tion concerning the miss· ing vessel's description and proposed cruise route, accordmg to the Coa~t Guard . To makc searches easier and more fruitful, th(' Coast Guard 1s en· deavonng to make cru1s- mg boaters awar<' of the importance of f1ltn~ a "float plan" brforc em bark1nj! on cn·n the s hortest voyage. THE FLOAT PLAN n red not be a formal re- p ort. but merely a sta te- m ent of any information that might a ssist the Coast Guard in finding the mis.s ing boat in the s hortest possible time. Th<' inform a t ion should be left with a res pons ible person ashore who should call the Coast Guard should the vessel foil to arrive al its destination on schedule. Cutter Venturous To Lead Escorts The 210-root Coast Guard cutler Venturous out of San Pedro will head a g roup of seven power boats s hepherding the 500-plus sailing yachts on the 125-mile 1\ewport to Ensl'nada yacht ral'e. The Venturous, commanded by Cmdr. Stephen P . Leane. will hold a pos1t1on lo seaward about the center of the vast fleet lo be on hand for any emergency calls. ~ TllE VENTUROUS is a medium endurance cutter built by Ame rican Sh1pbu1ldinsr Co. of Loratn, Ohio in 1967. After bcin~ ass11!ned to San P edro in 1970 her primary m1ss1on h as been searc h and r{'SCUC. Since March 1 or lh1s yC'ar ~he has al~o participated in the fishenc~ l(jw enforcem ent patrols from Alaska lo central Mexico, patrolling the waters of the lllh Coast Guard Dislncl. The culler carne! a crew of eight officers and 54 <'nlisted men. She has seen service m several other mternational yacht races. A UNIQUE ENGINE exhaust system in which exhaust gases are piped out the ship's s tern rather than up a stack, provides room on the stern of tho vessel for helicopter landings, a feature <'Speciall y valuable in law enforcem ent patrol and search and· rescue. • The6Uoot motor s ailer Devshlr will be the lead: boat in the race. The 53·foot Pacemaker Carina I ( will be posted In the center of the fleet. Other escorts bnngmg up the rear will be the 32-foot Grand Banks-32 Carma I: the DeFever-38 Marvida· IT: the DeFever·46 Raparee, and the Alaskan-49 Starfire. l.ondon Bridge Regatta Friday • The 14th annual London Bridge R egatta, re- turning to the format of an open event. wall be sailed on Lake Havasu on the Color ado River starting Fri· day and continuing through Sunday. More than 200 s ailboats are expected to participate. Jesse Underhlll, comm odore of the Lake Havasu City Yacht Club said the McCulloch PerpetuaJ'Trophy will be awarded for tbe beal overall performance by an A·Oeet skipper. The open invitational format will encompass p. Cat, Sol Cat, Prindle Cat, Alpha Cat, 5.2 meter, 18.2 meter and other small catamar~nclasses. The Hobie Class Regatta, previously held as a stparate class event within the London Bridge Regatta, will be held as an individual event this year. It is scheduled May 6-8. The London Bridge Regatta will begin Friday with a "fun race" around Site Six Island. Regula· \Ion racing will be held Saturday and Sunday. Prizes will be awarded for top performers ln The lecture be&ins at each neet. Entry fees ar' $12.50 for a one·man boat 7:30 p.m . ln the OCC and$JSforatwo-manboat. Science Hall. Admission The first regatta held on Lake Havasu was is S2 for the gen er al known as the Desert Classic Regatta and was sailed public, S1 for 11luden~ In 1964. The title was changed_ upon completion oC and special card holdert:" .the London Bridge at Lake Hnftsu City In 1971. AEClAifTA OUEEll Lon Butler . ~ 86 OA1L Y PILO T WodneSday April 20 1977 CITY CEHTH CIHEMAS c; A •RWV 1MANCHESTER £)(I ,G H1WV•C1TVOR fX I A "SILVEP STREU" V "THE I LAO< llRO" IRI ' . King&ng "BUCK OAK COHSPIRACr' ''THE VAH" (RI 1 00 4 Jt , 00..9-JO ~ 'THE FARMER" CR ~ "TAXI DRIVER" "THREE MUSKETEERS" (j FOUR MUSKETEERS" IPG) r<. l"~E: ''~ lliREE ,,o Mt 1SKETEERS L O•tL· 1 Ml fOUll .~ I •1 1"1081\l:TU IUI l l OIJ\f l O_ .... ~ .,, .. ,,,...."''•' •' ''°'°"°'"''. Ci•'d"'"' c;.,,,.. !>.»440, <lilt Suppa andtht~t "A WONDERFULLY LUSH, LILTING AND , LAVISH MUSICAL'' Judith Cr111, Saturd1y Review RICHARD CHAMBERLAND• GEMMA CR A VIN PLUS LIZA MINELU-mGRID BERGMAN "A MATTER OF TIME'' EDWARDS CINEMA HARBOR AT ADAMS COSTA MESA 546-3102 "SLAP SHOT" CRJ 'TWO MINUTE WARNING" "NETWORK" nu "SHAMPOO" IRJ "DEMON SEED" CR) "THE ENFORCER" "WIZARDS .. lPGI "FANTASTIC PLANET" "THE THREE MUSKETEERS" •'THE FOUR MUSICETEEIS .. IPGI "ROCKr' "IURNT OFNRIMGS" Cf'G) "SILV!R STIEAK" CllGI ''TUHHEL VlSIOH .. "IL.ACK SUHDAY-IRI '"OHE R.£W OYER THE CUCKOO'S HIST' ''Sa.All SHOT"' IRI "LAST DETAIL" IRJ . -... "' ....... - Guilini Choice Hailed lA Philharmonic Leader Contrast to Mehta This writer's list o f worthy replacements for Los Angel~ Phil harm o ni c Or r hest r a maestro Zubin Mehta was posted on the press room wall on tht' day after "Zooby " announ(•cd he would be mo\'1n~ to lht' New York Ph1lharmonic. TOM BAR(.EY Th<.tt '""'~ mon· than a Yl'<ff ;11.:0 Onl v two dcl<'t1on:-. ha\'e bel•n m·c~·s:.ary. both for t:on· ductors who will never set foot on a podium agam Music Box But the name at the head of tht.' hst has never changed lt is that or Carlo Maria Gull1n1 , the Hallan genius who, we now learn. will don Mehta 's m a ntlc a s LA PO leader Hearty congratulations from this column to all thOSl' who labored so mightily to bring this marvelous man of mus ic to our a rea But he will do great thmg!i for the LAPO and we are lucky to ha ve him. And those of us whose experience of LAPO concert!> is mostly limited lo the orctwstro ':. Orange County Ph1lharmon1 c Society appearances ar~eager to see him in action at the Santa Ana High School. \\ ritt r ha :-. l'\ l r ~c·tn or, ... podium. \\3S famou~ Jor fighting shy of long icrm rontracts befon · hl· p ut h1~ JX'11 to the ion~ LA PO offe r AND ONE CAN'T hel p notr('mg that ht· has onl) agr<!t'd to Y.ur~ hcrC' for lhn•t.-) ebri., after v.h1eh t1ml hL \\Ill re' 1ew hl!i tit!:-. lo th"' l.APO SllY A~D SENSITIVE, th1!i gr r at art1:-.t will b<' a far cry from the namboyant !\ll'hta 1n terms or the 1mnll'd1a tt public image t lw I.\ PO \'Ill project under his !iJ tcm Unless ttus writer s m cmor} falls him. Guilini has neHr con ducted in Orange County But he has made Los Ang cl c~ ap pearances and thos e of u!i \\ho were there lo witness his ron sum mate artistry will not soon forget It.is work But ht \\Ill be: \\Ill. u:-. 1n October. 1978. and "t v.111 h<I\ l thr1.•c• )l'<trs m \\ htrh 10 obst:r\l lht• 1mpa('t of th1:-. J!rt.«•' con duetor on an or('ht>i.trc. that \\n S h ftN1 lo ~rcatm·ss hy h1~ p re· deC'cssor G u1li01. the youngest 63 th1!i Hughes Fil1n Boost to CBS LOS ANG ELl':S (AP 1 F'or ,the second con- "l'Cllll\ c w<.·C'k. <:BS ha:. \\ouncl up tops•in weekly ratings aH•r<Jgl'S tor t•\1·i11ng sho.,..s. <.11d cd•by large a u d 1 <' n <' <' s f " r 1 t :-. l w o p a r I m o v 1 e o n mull1m1llwn .. 11r e 110 ..... ird llul!hCs It:-. C'lo:-.mg 1•p1Mldl' of "Tht.· Amat.mg Howa rd II Ul!ht·s JH'O\C'd lai.t .,.. C'1·k ·:. top rated program. It \\as seen in nearly 22 mt I hon homes. according to A l' ="1ebcn Co figures made public T uesday. THE MOVIE 'S OP ENING episode was fifth· rankcd in the \\l'l'k s r atings, seen in more Ulan 17.8 m 11l1on homl's Tht> wc1.•k's lt',1'\l ·watchcd s how -as it was the prc•cech ng .,.. eek was N UC"s repeal of "Captam and Tht> Kings · Last "eek 's cp1sodc was seen in about f1H• million hom es Th<' N11.•IH•n J\'('ragcs ga\'l· C RS a 17 J rahng'for L1-.t wet'k. rPpl'l'M'nting m()n• than IA million hnm 1·s SPt.•ond pl.1<·1· J\ Ill "-. ... howc; wert' seen on the ,t\N:q . .:1• 111 1:.! :1 rn ll l11rn homt•s "hill· those of NBC "l'I'•' '''t'I\ 111 10 7 rrnllrnn homt.•s Ttl E ~I E L!-11·:~ <'sl 1 matt.·.., -.hov. tha t I ast "'1•1•!-. .... mo:-.1 '' atd11.•d t'\ 1•111ng progrums "t·rc "The ,\m.111ng 1111\\ard llugh<·:-. Part Tv.o" and t '1·klJ11l \ Challt-ng1· of th<.' Sl'xcs" <CBS1. l..i\t'Jnt• antl Shirll') and "11;.ipp) Days" <ABC>: Ito\\ ard llughl·~ Ptt rt Onl'" <C BSJ . "Breezy" • '\ HC 1 "Barnl'\' M11ll'r " 1AOC1. "M·A·S-H" . R :: • l'HS 1 Wh.1t ·~ lla1>pe n1n g." -.:---..-.~-~~~~~iiiii:::::;:~~~~iiiiii~~ A n BLACK SUNDAY' IS ALREADY THE SCREEN' IEWEST RUNAWAY SMASH! IT IS A TRIUMPH. II A CUSS BY ITSELF!'' H ........ ., ,,, .. •o" o ... ,N .... , THEATRES -ORANGE COUNTY MAN~~ "AIRPORT '77" so com Pl AZA I •• MAHN S SO COASl PLAZA ...... ,, WEEICOA YS 7:30.t:JO !.AT SUN l J().J:J().5:30. IPGI 7:30-t:JO ART CARNEY LILI TOMLIN '"THE LATE SHOW" IPGI "'ll9'D•1\ 1 tMU 1410 •· 1141 0 'I ,., \uM t 4\ l >o •H··•>o o~ .. o --------,..,..(,.....1 •~ .. , •• MANN'S so com PLAZA ,, • ·~'ltirtJ ,,, .11 MANN S c1mmuo • t ' .... ,,, ... II\ Ml WIMMH GOl.OIM CM.Oii AW .A RD "ROCl(Y" IPGI "'Wff«D•T\ l l&.• 4\ \&f \UW I JO )40.l 4MOO.t•I\ lOIHT SHAW HUCEOHH "BLACK SUHDA Y" CR) WU•D•Y\1 ... •lt HT \II+< 11 > .. 1 ... 1 _ ... ft-10 ~ANN S JM• '-da-~ s.qel CIHE,.AlAND "RJH WfTH DICK & JANE" .... , ......... )9 ,., \UM-IJ M-J 1\.-4 ... t 4' .J .. "'-••Jt ·~· 'lt""' IPGI MAHN S "IUCK OAK COMSPtRACY C £ ,,.,,,. IN MAL ANO h• w.._11 ..... p , .. ,... c•J I• I 11 •• ... "THE v AH" " The funniest movie you'll ever see about murder and blackmail. (PG) ART CA RNEY -i LILY TOMLIN "CARNEY IS INCOMPARABLE" Vtncen1 Cenby. New YOfk TIMe• "TOMLIN IS JUST ABOUT PERF£CT Rlcherd Schickel, Tlme Ma9. m MANN SOUTH coAq PlAl/\ I 3410 lr~1ol Street Coi11 M.,_ •!54S.2711 'BRACE YOURSELF FOR 'BLACK SUNDAY'! IT IS, WITHOUT DOUBT, THE FINEST ESPIONAGE THRILLER OF RECENT YEARS! 11 •s an elegant and nchly ll'•lurtd riroduc11on Tnp ctimac11c scenes alone a1t bPyond compare lo• sheer c1nema11c and dramatic suspense• i·•,.., , ,,. ... C3 .. , M ... "A 1BLACK SUNDAY' IS PURE DYNAMITE! A pulsallng him Toe>nolch non~1op ac110"' The 1ens1on ou11d and builds Uf'hl 1l linally-hgura11ve1y and 111enlly-e.plodes on the screen•" A,."''' ",1o,,,,.,., , ,...,.,,., "11. M .. u ,,,,. R RESTRI CTE0::!-1 t _, ·-1 . ~ ~ STADIUM I . ~ ORIVl IN •I to.•t•li• --. .. St_...v.,.. <>·-·•1' 811~ 1~~--J1..,, ........... "'ll . lfti'i "EXTREMELY POWERFUL! George C. Scott's performance stands with his best, which Is very, very good. Pure Hemingway, Immensely affecting." -Charles Chemplln. Los Angeles Times George Scott-(PG)· "lslonds in the Stream1 ' AIJo llOftW'9 David Hemmings Gilbert Roland and Clolre Bloom PLUS "THE DAY OF THE DOLPHIN" GEORGE C. SCOTT HUNTINGTON CINEMA HACH AT flLIS, H.&. 848-0388 3 Stars Cast LOS ANGELES <APl MoVl~ castings Michael Monart) Joans Nick l'oltt-and Tuesduy Weld Ul 'Dog Soldiers, · l 'ntled Artist s ' film ob ou t 1960s c ountl'r culture Phil Sil \'l'ri. stars for p r o d u t• t• r W a I t e r Sht•n!ivn < • A Hard Day's N1~hl ·1 111 "The Chicken Chron1d-..:. .. Pat Hingle w al l m~nace Chnt Eustwood 1n · Caunllet," which Ea~t~ood 1s d1n'('Lmg for Warnl·r Brothers . TOGETHER-the greatest swashbuckling adventures of all time! OUV[ll, ~(£0 a..o.oon "'(l(H Rl(HA~(l<MIOIRl>IN ·-••ll(H .. 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'Airport' Thriller Lemnwn Featured in V1U1Sual Role By JEAN-CLAUDE BOUIS NEW YORK tAJ>} If you 're afraid of fly1n~. have claustrophobia and ci 1 r ,. c I <' d by J e r r ~ Jameson -a cred1bh• film 01.ILVPILOT D7 WOODY ALL EN DIANE KEATON TONY ROBCRTS Sl•P·7 30 Two 9 •5 00tn 6 30 jjjjjiifiiliiii ==::;.__-dread the thou~ht or be- ing trapJ>('d IOU (eet un· dcr water. j::l'l ready ror ::.o me th r ills f rom "'Airport '77. • the nrw action.ach t•11t11rc• f1 lm that starr-. J<1l'k Lem1no11 1n a n unw.ua( role "Wh:ll we tried to do 1s to humaniz e the p1 lot And thl' most human. affable, v. inning. talented actor tha t 1 knew who would fit this part 1s Jack Lemmon CAROL KANC. AN I HONY QUINN , 11 .•.. IR(NE PAPA c; ' II I (PG) "'"'MIUlflf I ,\N'> \kl\ JfJ~lNN'r "l 1\1\4 l\lllHAll MOUSTAPHA AKKAD WEEKDAYS: 7 ~10:00 5 AT I CO 4 00-7.00·10:00 SUN: 2:1S·S.•5·9 00 CINEMA CENTER HARBOR AT ADAMS. COSTA MESA MESA VERDE CENTER 979-4141 the ~ "FUN WITH PLU~~Hltl DICK&JAME" "OFMON (P.) (PG) HARBOR !Wik SEED ~·0~· • .... , .. , •• .,.., ••• 0'.. • .. ,, Q!E:Nv H:.J K;v nioiF "BLACK OAK ) tdWiird. MCSA CINC A CO N~!'}!JR~CY • co;:;:,•:"'" '' ~;. SOH THE CASSANDRA .£ROSSING _ "Islands in the 5treom" '"I've pla~ t•d ev<.·r~ thing, but I had nnt done a str.t1~ht, flat out action ad\'('ntun· ()I :-.m1hn Juek lilkl .., J i 17 on 1h mJ1dL•n '11~ ;,ge and :.mk~ 1t -.aid Lt-mmon \.\ho plu\-. an airline pilot und did h1:. '1" n stunt:. 1ndud1ng o n t: c I vs c l J 11 '' h ii c scubJ dn·mg on lot«1twn ··1·, •. fou,ghl .ill rny life . anci oftt·n ven )>UC ces!.full) 1111101 JU!>'t Ill: 1n com edit·::.. lo 11ot be pigt•on holt•d -.11mehow. and cH·n in rorned1t·~ to get rhfferent kind!> of µari.... · ht· ... aid 10 J r e cent 1ntcn 1ew. LEM MON, WllO won 0:-rars 1n b o th fh-s t i\t'tor '"Su\ l' lhl' Tq,:er"' and Best Support in g Actor "M1..,tc-r Roberts" <:alcgorit·!-. su1d he"s · · d e I 1 g h t l· d t h a l somC'h-Od~ r1nully sees me pla)ing .t hell-for- . .,. . "" AP Ph\)tO ROLE 'UNIQUE " Jacr. Le mmon lt:.1tlwr ll-udi n~ m an E °\1'c ut1ve Producer .Je11111nj!-. Lang. \\ho abo h;rndll:d :.uch films as "Earthquake .. a nd ·Airport 1975·· said in j separate Interview that the casting of Lemmon "as part of Lang ·s aim to make .. AJrport '77" 'Kojak' Crews :"EW YOnf\ CAP> The < 1ty llall official v. ho~e JOb 1t 1:. to make thinr ... 1·a:-y for movie and 1c'lcv1s1on c·omp;intl'" to :-ho<lt 111 '\'.cw York said the r1t.' ''Ill mJr-.s lhl· 'K11Jak ·· lrt'""· but he·s not mad ;1t L"nl\"fsJl S1url10.., llo" uiuld lw lw .• 1 .. !..t·d \.\ .11lt•r WOOr".~ nff1 1 1· for nrnt1nn pictures and tell'' 1s1on. v. hl'n lht• '>a mt· ... tuilio 1:-. putting $8 million to SJO m1l11nn rnt<1 lh1· prudL1l't1on of "'The Wit"' to be shot t•nt1rely 111 't'\.\ \'111 k •And planning lo s hoot "'Heroes" in i\cw York -with H enry W inkler" WOOD T.\LK EO ABOl 'T ~he loss of "Kojak"' following published rC'port ... that "'K<>Jak" star T elly Savala:-. and his broth1·r George, who pla)S Detetll\C' Sta,ros in 1h1• 1\ sene<.. were unhapp} about l nt\ 11 ~al 'i. c!o·t1 .. wn to return lO Wesl Coa:.t Sh0(/(tn)! Ir lh\ :-Oer!t" \b 11 cJ1,pl1•ased ".1· l h•· '.;cw Y11rk Patrnlm;1n .. Benl \11h n1 \,::.oc1<1t r lllll h s,.nt <• telegrJm to 1elh::.J \ll\J. StJ\h11 \.1·nr·<.'<l\ou lot•11rl!•· v. J qu1111• I .1 \\11ntll'rtng hov. I 1 .i·1--1! pl.111111 d to :.•!..• th1• I 11111111 F'1sh ~t arl..,..t. "' ,1, .11111:111''"1•: 1 •IJ'~ .ind lh• 1111~llc and bustle of 'I \\ °'\ llf I\ .. ,, E'l.L '"~s 1 f LL\." -,..i1d WOO<I. "but until Ja<;t 'f'ar l'nl\ c-r<.al "nlv ... hot !hf• t\\O hour kickoff or r\111.11-. anrt '-l'\.\ 'I 111 h footai.:1 l•u 1hc res t of tht· 't'J'cin T\\o" l'l'k" '" l1('tlt•r lhJn noth1n~ ·· \nd 'o'lth t 111\cr:-.al havrng ·'Lttcrall~ !>aved that old mar\'elou:. -t a ~'" th•· fourth largest 1n the "orld the i\:-1or1a ;\1ot1nn Plr turc and TV C<'nler 111 lJUt'f'n:. \\hi 11· 1111· \\"11 1s hemg f1lnwd the 1 1ty ... mo""' man th111k s that "11 would l1t• unseemly nf u ... 10 mt-tl..1· .1 russ ··over 'KOJak · "BLACK OAK CONSPIRACY" ~~--~·~~~~~~. edwards MESA CINEMA '4fW,OU tlvt> AT ltTH ST COSTA MESA fl,_. THEA1"f 111 -' U( Nt Wl\,OrR Jll l C:l AVOUROH RICHARO PAY~ <;llvtn !;JR£•" -·----PAH~""·~ Mr(o(l()t<AN._._ ii). IN VIA LIDO l'\.UA l .. rng, who said thut lh1:. third "Airport · movie ls not a sc<1ui:I '"none ur them IS• added "The cred11'nlll\ has to be a concern of ouri. so th:ll people don t t hink 11 ·.., .1 nd•t'ulou:. H o ll\""Ou d manu - Cacture<J fanta:.y "l:\'E~ TllO l Gil th-" art111n 111 th1' ftlrn l..is never ot t ur r t•d -a planl' going undl'r"-ater and thl peopll· remain ing uh\l: -thl· cred1bil1 Iv of ll has been rl· searched If a plant dot•s go undt·r water J1HI d 11t -.n t rrash. as this onl· d1dn l CTJsh. and th1·n s1nl..:-. th1•re 1s appro>. 1mall'h ..i 12 hour hm1l 11, t hf' dn1ounl of .. 11r that 1:. a"allable to llit: people under" ater. 'ANN IE HALL' A nervous romarcc .,.l I I ti J.,. I ~· .,..1 -· PALJl 'JIMON ~I II LLL Y [)LJ VALL .. 'ANET MARGOLIN CHRISTOPHER WALKf N COLLE: EN DEWHURST a. Edwa;ds . \PBRISTOL CINEMA "IF YOll II k Bri1tol at M1cArthur rea v now th a 1 · s 1 he r ell ow . { rom an -==========~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!' ~!!!!!!!S!1!n!!ta!A!!n!!1!!!!•!!5!!4!!0!!· 7!!4!!4!4-~ audience pomt of v1f'w. 1t 's that much m ort· believable And that 's "hat really moti vated me J d1dn t think· (\h., domg an~1htng that was h1strlomc, or brave or anythmg I was ignorant in a sense. n • .11ve I took lessons I Just didn 't know 1t gets a hllll' hairy out there." He found out Just how hair~· 1t gds in ,,,,, of t ht• under" all'r scquenC'C·:--. v. h1rh \q•rc -.hcit 1n C n " e 1 :, :.i I s C 1n1 · m .1 Ct·ntt·r tank-.. 1n Iii • Pu< 1f1c in Cal1frn n1 a ;ind 10 ,-1 d~·l'P n..itu1 al "Pring m •;.r 1 all.iha:-.sl'l'. Via ' ' \\' t-: II A D a n enormou:-. mock up or a 747 about 80 feet dov. n We w er e down below 11 a little b1l and I got bc·hind tht· s et when I ran into trouble. I had ~l apped on the wrong tan!.. Jlld I sturted running out my fault. nobo<I} cbl''-.°0 -.,ud Lemmon. "ho ha<I been lraim·d to u-.e stuha for !ht• pJ1 t but hJd n c· ' 1• r bl' l· n d 1 \ 1 n ~ li••lfll l' I h Jd "l'Pa r .1 I1•d m' ::.elf from lhl four or fl\. C' other guy:. lhat I wa.., \\ 11 h v. ho h a d :-. v. u m through part of lht: plane and out the other s ide So I Jt'll 1soned 1t and I "ent up myself ubout 90 feel. and fortunately I fl• membcr(•d the o ne cardinal rylc-· 'Don 't hold vour brN1th. · And l forlu.natcly didn 't kill mysdf." SOPHIA LOREN RICHARD HARRIS LIT'Sll IT 11111 ACADEMY AWARD WINNER BEST SONG '·EVERGREEN "' "'BLACK· SUNDAY' IS ALREADY THE SCREEN'S NEWEST RUNAWAY SMASH! IT IS A TRIUMPH. IN A ClJSS BY IJSELf !"-Rex Reed. New York Dally News "'BLACK SUNDAY' IS A GIGANTIC THRILLER! The best thing about 'Black Sunday' is its pulsating rtiythm ot suspense and lhe glittering texture ot details It assembie s as 11 drives its way toward Its c limax!" -Jae~ 111011. N ........ . "'BLACK SUNDAY' IS A FILM YOU SHOULDN'T MISS! We predict it will be under consideration when nexl years Academy Awards roll eround. It's a ten·nait biter which leaves the audience exhausted alter two hours of sheer suspense I" -Ro110 Barrell. •ec rv 11 •BRACE YOURSELF FOR 'BLACK SUNDAY'! IT IS WITHOUT DOUBT,THE f'INl!ST ESPIONAGE THRILLER OF RECENT YEARS! That rare action·edventure melodrama that unflaggingly eus talns both Its suspenH and the truth of Its topicality white coping with charac. ters as complex as Its plot. The rarity tor audlenct1, Is that this film le11ves them aated, exhausted, and. strangely, exhilarated. simply because lls credib1hty is as penetrating aa Its suspenae. It Is an elegant and richly textured production. The climac tic s cenes alone are beyond compare for sheer cine matic and dramatic 1u1pense !" -Juallh Cr1a1. Seturoay Ae•I•• u 'BLACK SUNDAY' IS PURI! DYNAMITIU A pulsating lllm. Top- notch, non·atop action! The tension builds and builds until It flnally-llguratively and lltarelly-explodtl On the I CrHnl'' -Aaron lchlndlei, Femllr Clrcle Ma9u l11e ---.. . . I P~!TQinl PctU!es Prf"J'~1 • R:iti>rt f 1r P'001.r•ion i1 lo/Inf •an~en~,,riei Nm S1A111r2 Rot>M St di¥ 81111'' ()Hn Marthe KP'!.>! "Blacl Sunday CD tt.irr 11£ r I tJ l'.P.J'.'' :•c eC' m r •hlT' u v. \~ S..-ettc bv )til'n IWliam\ O•rP\'.:or (•! r·~~l((l~Ph\ lnhn A Alon10 A 5 c. beC\11~ P•ocucl'f Robrrt l RCYn SM! Oil !ht ltowet t-. 1~..is 111111\ Smtnplay by I~ lPhman Kenne1h R<M and Ivan Mottal p~ bi Robelt [ms. c. ec:e~ ti., JGl\11 rr,n'-tnhtrmei Striw b) C-iilnau,hl PIOGllCllOOS I~ Co.,, P.wvv~ A Pa•ann.inl Piclul!. ~·.t.'. •• rr~· ;~~,• A I SAT. ltlVER STREAK DAILY 150 SUNDAY 1 15·5.tO v·os edwards LIDO CINEMA T ~~n" PINK PANTHER DAILY· 7 00·10 •S SUNDAY· 3 15·7 10- 1 t :OO WEEKDAYS 7:16 9:45 . . ... • 1 :00-3:30-6:00 8:30-11 :00 SUN. 2:00-4:35 7•15-9:45 NfW,OltT I LVO AT VIA l.100 MEWPORT HACH 67l-tl50 • I .. •,. • • COAST HWY AT • AllTMU• kVO • l'lfWPO_, IU CH • '4t 07&0 .. . . .. BB DAIL y PILOT --Wednesday. Apnl 20. 19TT• I • \. • :Enriched Flavoc: tobacco seen as ~ajOr factor 1n unprecedented smoker move to low · tar. Since its introduction, MERIT has become one of the mo t popular new cigarettes in t\venty years . A popularity largely rcspo~siblc for a significant grow th in low tar smoking. The reason: 'Enriched Flavor' tobacco. Tobacco that ·delivers extra flavor without · the usital correspondin[Z . . . increase in tar. . The kind of flavor smokers can switch to-and stick with. Here are the taste-test results which show why smokers ate · switching to MERIT. If yoti smoke, you'll be interested. C PhiUp Morril Inc. 1971 Kings: B mg'. 'rar: • 0.5 mg. nicotine av. per cigarette. FTC Report Oec'.76 ·1OO's:12 mg'. 'tar:· 0.9 mg. nicotine av.per cigarette by FTC Method. Tests Prove Taste MERIT and MERIT lOO's were both tested against a rtumber of higher tar cigarettes. The results proved conclusively that ·'Enriched Flavor, tobacco ·does boost taste without the usual increase in tar. Overall, smokers reported they liked the taste of both MERIT and MERIT 1 OO's as much as the taste of the higher tar cigarettes tested. Cigarettes having up to 603 more tar! Only one <rigarette has 'Enriched Flavor' tobacco. And you can taste it. Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. REGUlARandMENTHOL Kings &lOO's . I • • /' ·- \ -· / .. By Stan Delaplane Workmg hard on the "itchen de- partment. But, when it reaches the table. it turns out to be the same hamburger. Even there I can't compete with McDonald's .. PANTRY PREDICAMENTS Sunset Magazine. <I couldn't LI\ c without it). The recipes arc gorgeous. l have to keep a box of cookies alongside to snack on Wonder who DOES keep these things. "To make delicious Norwegian pastry shells, you will first need six frozen Norwegians ... " father will t!o." l Big Mac , down the street. · I can't 1\-tAKE any of the stuff. . "In heated bacon dnppings, brown one onion until limp. Remove from fire. Reserve." My Numbah One daughter can cook the labels scraped off the (•an. Comes out like a specialty at Maxim's. Sad to say, she learned to cook AFTER she moved out of the scatter. The youngest moppet's recipe is: "Butter two pieces of bread. Stick a slice of packaged bologna between them. Spread with lots of mustard. Carry lo school in brown paper bag." \ .., For the 13-year-old social set, McDonald's is "21". "Take one cup of caper s an<l a tablespoon of veal stock ... " What do we wind up with on the table that night? Let Sunset print THAT. That is a recipe any r eader can follow. Never mind the veal stock. The trick is to get French's mustard on THICK. So that it leaves a dab in the corner of your mouthJwhen you take a bite. Caper Toasted Chef and author Gary Lee skins a chicken for students Annette Hurwitz, Sherry Harris, Charles Culp and Sarah Moren. Re- marked their in- structor, Susan Mozingo: 'it's just like taking your baby out of Dr. Denton 's. " It is Trader Vic's. Sunday brunch at Charley O's. I said: "Would you guys like to go to the Velvet Turtle? 11 <On Sun- day, very pos h brunch. Eggs Benedict and champagne kind of place). The bov said : "Thanks. We're gorng dO\Vn and get Big Macs with Fr~nch fries.·· Somebody -Consumer Reports, J think -looked over fast foods plac es r ecently. McDonald's hamburgers are. rated ''!>uffic1ently nutritious." · Thal relieved me. I had visions of the boy gradually turning in- s 1dc to sawdus t. Like an old· fashioned teddy bear. * * * I read seriously about cook~~g. I said: "OK. So it's hamburgrr again. Do you want 1~tsup? Or A·l sauce?" We don 't have bacon drippings around the scatter. I gave up bacon. Laboratory rats a ll' bacon and, actios muchachos! That v.as just the cholesterol m 1t. Besides, says a diet man. bacon is preserved with sodium nitnlt>. W h e n t h i s m i x ~ s '" i t h t h t' chemis try of your body. ~ ou might just as well drink hrmlocl-. a la Socrates. *** "One cup of capers." We don't keep cups of capers around. Nor ··one tablespoon of veal :>lock.·· Before that, she specialized in n etty Crocker birthday cake mix. You could have paved streets with it. <But for a 12-year-old it was not bad paving.) I blew out the candles. I said: "Deli cious!" <That was a mis- take. She said : "Have another pH~ce. Please! 11 ) *** "\umbah Two daughter cannot fr} an egg. And doesn't intend to. "When I grow up and get mar· ricd. I'm going to have a cook. AND a maid." I said: "Yes, young 1\l s. Meantime, 1 hope your poor old ·•. * I read recipes. I dre}un of con- founding a houseful of guests. "How wonderful! llow DID you do i l? II Modestly: "It's really quite simple. Re member to add the oil SLOWLY. A drop at a time. Then with a wire whisk ... " · "Hamburger'! Again ?" said the moppets. "So what'?" I said. "T omorrow I 'm serving duck farci . With cherries from Amboise." I read all at><>ut it. BEA ANDERSON, Editor BARBARA GIUS-BOWEN, Food Editor Wednesday, April 20, 1977 Ct Noodling: Path Of Wokable Ways Chopsticks are ever- present in wok cook- ing, demonstrated by Lee in frying noodles E-fu style. Simply heat a tablespoon of oil in wok; spread cooked, drained noodles out flat in hot oil; turn Hv RARBARA can; 80\H.' . Oft~ o ........... \t .. t H '"u lhouJ:ht Chinf'\t' food ":l'i <,1mph ;j matter of fn 1ng nrc, rolltng an C$:)! anrt spnnkl 1ng l'Verythan,: wtth "°'; \<JU<'l'. talk tn lht• stu cl ents an Susan Mozin~o s rlac;c; Th1•y II tl'll .} ou daffermtly Thl' :.tuc1 ents who romc from 'araouc; Southland C'Ommunilles and <'Onverge weekly ;:it Ms M01mgo's La~una Reach homC', recf.'ntly w 1tnes:.C'd a pn•c1s1on performance in Chinese <'OOk<'ry hy ~ourm<'l chef G ury Lt'<' Lee 1s the author of ·'Wok Cookl'rv," and the "Chinese Tusty Talei; Cookbook ," a delightfull y illustrated, allegorical guide lo traditional cuisine. Ms. Mo:t.tnJ?o asked Lee to visit her C'lass after part1c1 patang in a private instructors' workshop at his home in San Francisco. She herself has lived in China, where she fostered a n interest in Chinese food and the intricacies of its preparation. She descrilx-s Lee as a "real believer in Jtourmet expression" -it's nearly as important to him how a dis h ends up looking as bow it tastes. He demonstrated to th" class by spending 11'.! hours whittling ingredaenls into uniform silvers for a cold noodle plate. •'Gourmet cooking depends on your willing- ness to spend lime on it. lf you're going lo worry about washing a plate or a knife. you may as well go lo McDonald's,·· he told students. TIIE SPECIALTY of the day was ChiMse noodles. They're made from wheat as are American standard types, but come in very de· llcate strips, packaged dried or raw. No, the Chinese do not live by rice alone. Lee asserts, explaining that wheat cultivation in China ls on the increase with production figures nearing those for rice, which still remains the country's most important crop. The best place to find Chinese wheal noodles is at a Chinese s~<:ialty store, he said, such as one you'd find in Los Angeles' Chinatown or near a suburban Chlnese community. They are also available in some supermarkets that carry im- ported foods. Whether dried or raw, explained Lee. the noodles are cooked the same way -in bolling water with oo salt. Sall, he said, tends to make the noodles mu~h\' Like the t•J!g noodlrc; we're most familiar v.1th , Lht>\ arc bt'sl cooked uncovered with some 011 added to the water to prevent them from stacking together and emerf!tng in glumpy wads. Fret1h noodles may toke a little less lime to Hac h doneness, Lee warns -about four minutes. maximum. "Be careful not lo overcook them," he said, lifting the noodles from the water with chopsticks to be rinsed and drained in a col- lander <This way. the boiling water remains in case furl her cooking is needed.) Lee shakes the noodles to get rid of ail the water ("I learned this technique from Isaac Newt.on.") They shouldn't be judged for doneness tll they've been rinsed, be says, as this process tends to cook them more. UNLIKE MANV gourmet chefs who tend to play wastefully in the kitchen merely out of a concern for esthelics, Lee appears to be con· serv a lion-conscious. He will save boiling water from one batch of noodles to boll another; he will save the water from soaking dried black Chinese mushrooms and add it to a sauce; or simmer the butchered carcass of a chicken lo produce a basic broth. After the noodles are drained, they are drizzled lightly with a delicately-flavored oil, such as peanut or sesame, then they are ready to be added a to a soup broth, chilled for a cold noo- dle plate like the one suggested below, or fried in a wok E·fu style to produce a crispy bed for any stir· fried mixture and sauce. : E-fu Lee explains, d'scribes a manner of deep-ffYing created by the rich gourmand, E-fu •. who devised sevenJ.tmconventlonal methods of Chinese cooking. (A standard Won-ton solJp, Lee says, becomes E-fu when the won-tons are partially deep-fried before cooking in the broth. This re-- sults in a slightly chewier dumpling.) THE COLD NOODLE plate prepared by Lee, which was to be ultimately sampled and criti- qued by students, Is a Cblne.se version of mac· caront salad. But better. The results are a heaped-Up mound of chilled noodles, blanched and "tipped" bean sprout.& (with ends removed, Lee calls them "silver •prouta"), shredded cilant.ro, and slivers ot poached chlc.ke~ breast, ham and fried egg. The egg Is first cooked like a delicate omelet .. skin" in a lightly oiled wok. It is scrambled with a fork. then put through a sieve and poured to float over the bottom of the wok; when partially cooked, it's flipped, then laid on a paper towel to dry. The "egg sheet." as Lee caJls it, looks a little like a crepe and can be used to fill with a sauleed pork, green onion and water chestnut mixture for a Chinese-style omelet. For the salad, Lee too1c two or these sheets and sliced them sliver-thin into two-inch strips , with his cleaver. The whole salad, which serves , eight people gloriops ly, is bound together with a sassy peanut bull4!t and mustard-based dress· Ing. GARV LEE'S CHINESE COLD NOODLE PLATE 1 chicken breast, poached, meted and cul into two-inch·long slivers 3 ounces or cooked ham, meted and cut lnlo two-inch· long sli vers . 2 "egg sbeets," cut Into two-inch-long slivers . t' cup choi>PCd. fresh cilantro h pound fresh bean sprouts, tips r~m<!ved. ' . --"" --:. .,.. -,--.-4 ... ------~-. -.-... -.... _ -.,,-.. -,.,.,-·,,.,----· ......... ""'-"' . '' .... ' "-""'" .......... ' ' .... ~ .. ... entire batch like a pancake after 5 minutes, cooking until both sides are brown. Noodles should hold together forming a crisp cake. Top with vegetables and a favorite sauce. 1 1 pound fresh Chinese wheat noodles (or ~ pound dried Chinese wheat noodles) Peanut or sesame oil Cook noodles in bolling water, uncovered for four minutes, if fresh; five mlnules, ii dried. Drain thoroughly and drizzle sparingly with oil. Toss and chill. When noodles are cold, assemble on plate with other ingredients, whkh have been sliced thinly into two-inch-long slivers and chilled separately. Garnish with cilantro. Drizzle each portion wtt.h this dressing: PEANUT-MUSTARD DRESSING 1 tablespoon peanut oil I tablespoon smooth peanut butter 11.z large, or small clove garlic, crushed 1 tablespoon sesame oil 11.z·l teaspoon sugar 1>4 cup vinegar 1>4 cup soy sauce . V.. teaspoon prepared mustard ·Jn small mhung bowl, blend together with fork peanut oil and peanut butler; stir in garlic, sugar, vinegar:. soy sauce and mustard until smooth and weu-blended. Lace with sesame oil last, stir briefly. Serve alongside salad er pour over and toss. Serves 8 as luncheon main dish. (2 DAILY PILOT 'Hednesd1y.Apn l20, 1977 Speakers, Fund-raisers CITY OF HOPE : An expert will give hints on house plant care at the Lupus chapter meet- ing at 7 · 30 p. m. Thursday. Apn l 21. at Loara Ele mentary School, Anahdm. The pubhc is in- viled. SWEET ADELIN ES: A quartet competition wUJ highlight the annual regional convention a nd competition the weekend or Friday, Apnl 22, in the Adams Hotel, Phoenix. Representing the Mission Viejo chapter al the regional councll meeting will be Mary Anny Ivory, council m em b<!r ; and Gr ada Ostlund, junior council member. FREEDOMS FOUNDATION: The Orange County Wom en's Chapter will hold its 10th a n- nual award~ prese ntation dinner al 7 p.m. F n- day. Apnl 22, in the Santa Ana Elks Lodge. Dr. Giles T . Bro wn. dean of graduate studies at Cal Stale Fullerton. will be guest !>peaker N EWPORT O CEAN SA ILI NG AS· SOCIATION: The 1977 Newport to Ensenada Members Exhibit Ori gin a l pa111t 111 gs a nd crafts bv mcrn bers of the Thursdav i\1 o r n i n g C l u h o. f Newport lk:H'h \\il l be on cibplay a11!1 Judged Imm 5 lo ~ p .m Frid ;1~. April 29. m rarh. "'('\\ por I Spa J.ounJ.!c . T hi· C\ ent 1::. bt·mg gl\ l'll to r a ise funds fo r art ~c h o la rs hip s at Ora n ge Co a st Collegl'. Tic kets. al S.1. c<.in bl' pur('hasl•cl at Par k Newport of. rice. \'tewinl-( some of the \\ orks are Dr. An· ncmana Rallin <left) an cl D oro th e a BIOt'h<.'r It ace wiU be kicked off with a party Friday. Apnl 22. be(!inrung with coc\ctails at the home of Mr and Mrs. Ted lhnshaw Guests will proceed, by boat, to Newport Harbor Yacht Club for dinne r Mrs. Hinshaw also will host a start-of-the race cocktail luncheon a board the Robert Smdeys 'rucht. ZONTA CLUB : T he Newport Harbor group will hold a spring boutique from 10 a.m . to 5 p.m. Saturday, April 23, in the sen ior citizens' recrea- tion center, 15th Street and Irvine. Money earned from the event, which in eludes lunch. will benefit the center, which the club bwlt and maint ains for t he community. PARE !IITS WITHOUT PARTNERS: News Cente r 4 's Kelly Lan gt' will be the dinner speaker during the Southern California Re gional Count'tl's bi-m onthly conference Saturday, April 23, m the Pasadena Con"ent1on Cei\ter. The conferencl' begin-; al 9 a.m. There will he worlu.hops and tile <innuaJ election of officers. The t'vemng events, which include dinner, are open to all single parent~ Nuptials Planned / Gloria Fe 1gt: Fe1ge-Pac1ni (;lor1.1 F1•1J,!<' an<l 0 I) n ,I J d p (I I' I I) I gr.1du.1l1·:-. of '\l" port 11.irhnr I hgh ~l hool ari· pl.1nn1ni.: to m..irrv Juh :?:1 'in th1· Sunk 1st ll.ipt1:.l C'h 11 ri h \n:ihe1 m ;\1•\1' nf th1·1r enj(age- ' m1·n1 .ind lorthcom1ng \1l·dd1n~ 11 ·'" .tnnounced 111 h1·1 p.1n•nt' ;\Ir and Thomas Petersen, Diana Chauvin NOW ... YOU CAN REALIZE YOUR FULL POTENTIALI 1 Come to the 1><ofm1onals to develop your full personit Potential ror today and the futurr ll s ea~y and enjoyable learn the latest tec!mioues in everyt~ino from Makeup to Modeling Special Weight Control & Dance · Worksho~s. Teacher lrnlninQ, Free Model Placement Agency are just !Omr. of the extra Powers' PllOgram bene11ts. women of all a9es can gain new poise. beauty. confidence In busmess car~r or homemaking pur ~u1:c; Call or comt hi today for a f11t pers1n1l 1nalyals and pr09r1m dilcuuian. John Robert Powers The Schools for Yow Ptrson.I Ckwlopmtnt ORANGE COUNTY H Town a Country ·SU-3228 succrSSFUtl y SERVING AMERICAN WOMEN SINCE 1925 \t rs Rernard Fe1~e of Willis Dimmick at an Co'ita '.\1 t><>a E aster S unday &alher - \t 1::.s Feig<• all<'ncled Colden Wt•::.t Collegt• l lt•r ftanc·1· 'on of lh1 \lar10 C 1'.1c1 n1 .., of :'\ l·11 port Uc..i th al I endt•d Orange l'oa"t Collt'ge and no" "' .... tuch mg al the Los An~l'll-" College of Ch1ropract1cs • • • Chauvin-Peiersen Otanu Ch a u vin and Thoma!> Petersen. both of Coi,la MesJ. plan tn marry June 2S in Chri .... t Lutheran Church , Cos tu ~h·s a M iss Cha u vin . daughter of the Enn1~ ,J Chau\·ins of Costa Ml'~·•· gradu<ited f rom Estancia ll1~h School anc1 atlf'nded Orani,:t· Coast College lier f1;ince, \I.ho Is sen 1ng in the Marine \orps, .ittendrd schools 1n M inm~ota Iii-1s lhf' -.on of Mr. and ~f r'> R u .. st•ll i\ P1•t 1•rsen of \1 inneapo11s • • • Johnston-01mm1ck Mrs M a r y L ou Johnston . N e wport lfrach. and Jer om e .I Johns to n. Corona dt•l ~ta r . a nnounced lhe engagem e nt o f their daughter. Kare n Anne J ohns ton , and James In~ Ills parents 3H' Mr and :\tr .... W1lh~ :'it lhm- m 1ck 7\h:;..,.on \'H'JO The :\t i .... s 1on \'i1:Jo I I 1gh Sl·hool gra d uates rn :qorNI tn bu:. mess at Saddl<'hack Col l e~e. D1mm1ck attended San 0 1 t' g n S l a t e o n a n athletic scholarship ••• Strass-Kiker Mr. and Mrs . Thomas S t rass o f lluntinglon Reach have announced t hf' engagement of t heir <laught e r . Kathl een Susan Strass. and Der- r t' k J a m l's K t k c r of Fullerton They plan to m a rry Sept 24 1 n S t . Bon aventure Cath olic Churc h . Huntin g to n Reacn Mis" S\r ass is a gra<luate of Mater De1 l1 1~h School and Golden West College and studied at t he Un iver sity o r Loyola Ht'r fi nance is the son of Mrs Judy Kiker o{ F ullerton a nd Donald Kiker. lie is a graduate of Anaheim High School, atte nded GWC and now ts servmg ln the Ma rine Corps. stat ion ed at Cam p Pendleton. GRAND OPENING Naturally Sculptured Nails . ... ------------.. I VALUABLE COUPON I Sc:utptur ...................... a uo .... 1.,.c. S25.00 I Protective overl1y1 ....... ,,.,. t11M •• ·rapec. $10.00 I I Fiii• ......................... '11 ..... ,..,.o. sio.oo I Julfelte'I , .... ,. ............... '11 M •••• apec. 1'10.00 I M1nlcur91 .................... • •M. · · .apec. t 5.00 I Pedlc u,.1 ................ ,... 11•M .... ~ S"t2.50 ' I l!yel11h ~!cation ........... t1••· ... apec. 1'10.00 I COYpon Expires May 9, 1977 .. ____________ .. 14181 Newport Ave., Sutt• E ,,. Tuatln 731 -2558 Arrang"ed \ CorrectiOn· I HADASSAll: The Newport Beach chapter w 111 celebrate thl• 65th anniversary of the na· ttonal organizallon at u luncheon al 11 a.m Mon- day. April 25, in lhc Lido Room of Park Newport. Reservations m ay be made by calling Mn Harry Kamph. 675-6660 HOME ECONOMISTS IN HOME MAKrNG: The Orange County group will m eet at 7:30 p.m . Monday. April 25. in lhe La Palma home of Mrs. Glenn Hundley. Connie Warch. textile and clothing consul- tant and college instr uctor, will s peak on Update on CloUung and Textile!! The group 1s open to hom e econo mi cs gr ad uates who a r e not e mployed 1n their profession on a Cull ·llme basis. CHRISTIAS WO M f:J"'S C"LU8 : A plant de- monstration "111 be fcatun '<l at tht Huntington Beach group's meeting Wcdne::.duy. /\pn l 27, 10 the Sheraton Inn. llunlln~ton Beach. Reservations m.iy be made by calling Mrs Raymond BroVtil'l. 894·0354 Fnda y, Apri l 22, 1s the deadhnl' BETA SI G?\t A Piii SORORITY : The NewPort Harbor Area Council will holds its an- nual Founders Day cele bration at 6:30 p m Wednesday, April :!7, m the Hcg1stry Hotel, Irvine. Five me mbers will rl'ccive the Order of the Rose Ceremony, hononn~ lhem for 15 years of service. They a re : M rs. Willia m Crat~. president of Newport Har bor J\rt'a Counc il . Westmins ter; Mrs . Edward Yates. X1 Kappa La mbda. Costa Mesa; Mrs. J ames Ste ppl'. Xi Kappa Lambda. Irvine. Mrs. Don Huhn. X1 Hho P1, Fountain Valley; and Mrs. Rueben Moore, X1 Rho Pi, Orange. ua FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY: Orange County authors who h:we published books duri ng 1976 will be honored al a r eception from 3·5 p.m . Wednesd<iy, April 27 . In the Newport Beach hom e of Chancellor' and Mrs Da niel G. Ald rich Also to bc honored are student participants in the annual ec;say <·ont<'st sponsored by t he Friends The s ubJCct was Heading Tha t Has Influenced My Life Winners of the Library Author Awards com - petition will be announced at a banquet , o pen to the publtc, Monday, May 2, in the Sanla Ana Country Club. Banquet reser vations may b<! made by call- ing the Friends' campus office, 833·5300. SUNSHINE c o>tM UNITY NURSt:R Y SCHOOL: An open house will be held from 9 to 11 a m. Wednesday, April 27. in the school. Costa Mesa. Director Alice .Natkm will d iscu!>s the pro- gr am. ZETA TAU ALPHA ALUMNAE : The Orange County group will met't at 7·30 pm. Wednesday. April 27. in the home of Mrs. Hobert SC'awa rd, Placentia. Mrs .. Joseph Mitlc>r, fraternity educa- tion ch airman. will present the progra m. SMITH COLLEGE CLUB: Members will meet at 10:30 a .m . Wedn esday, April 27, in the Monarch Bay hom e of Mrs. Francis Fabian Jr . Res ervations may be made by c alling Mrs. And rew Carr, 833-0170. THE 001,PHl?\'S: The Women's Di\ision of the Newport Harbor Chamber of Commerce will hold its monthly lunch<'on at 11 ·30 a m. Wednes- day. Apnl 27. m the In tn<' Countr) Club Trade Fair. a mrmher .... h1p ~ho\locase. will give ml'mhers tht· oprmrtunil) to ad,·t>rt1Sl' their husmes!. b) giving a "cl)mm ert1al" over the m 1crophonc. or b'.I pa!!~1ng out h tcraturc KAPPA K APPA GAMMA MOTHE R 'S CLl'B: A benefit ra .... h111n luntht•on will be held at noon Wednesday. April 27, 1n the chapter hou~e. Los An~l'les. Procet'<ls wall augment scholarship and other funds . CATifOLIC SERVICES AUXILIARY: An honorary awa r<l will b<• pr('Scnt ed by I !is Ex- C't•llency, William R. Johnson, Bishop of Orange, to the 1977 ('athnhc Woman of the Year at a luncheon Wcdn<·sd<i). April 27, in t he South Coast Plaza llotcl NA T t 0 NA L SEC R F.TAR t E 'S A S · SOC~TION : The Rahla Chaplt'r will hold ils an- nual Secretaries Oay Breakfast at 7:30 a.m . Wednesd ay, April 27, in the South Coast Plaza Hotel Rick Kay, starting linebacker for t he Los 1\ngeles Rams. 1s lht' gu('St speaker Winner of the Secreta ry for th<' Oay contest w11l be an· nounced during the breakfast. CALIFOR NI A SOC'I ETV-CERTIFI E D P UBLIC ACCOUNTANTS: The first annua l meeting of the auxiliary of the Long Beach· Orange County chapter, will b<! held at 11 :30 a.m . Wednesday, April 27, in lhe 20th Century L1m1ted Restaurant. Reservat ions and further information may be obtained by calling Darlene Mills. 540·6272. PTO: The Robert B. Wardlow Huntington Bench ~roup will s la ge a Lns Vegas Nlghl at 8 p.m . Friday, April 29, in the Founta in Valle y Ci vlc Cente r PORT WINE CHllSE A smooth,. creamy spread 20 °orr ...... ff i~k~" '~"m~-WESIQJFF PLAZA I 7111 a ....... MIWPOIT l lAc.4•'"°"' '4Mt7J ~ 'T1'. t SAT 'TI\. • ~ 'TI\. J MARIHER•s VILLAG~~~ POIHT' PNOMI 4'6-2670 '""a w..,. ' Becaust' of printing problems in lht' Daily Pilot Sunda}. April 17, some lnformat1on was m ad vertenUy left oul of t h e stor y. "H omes Opened for Touri!.t s." T he Lagun a Be ac h Museum of Art tour will include four homes and a s tudio Sunday. Ap ril 24, from 11 a.m. to 5 p m Tickets arc SS and m a y be purchased fro m the m u seu m o r H e l e n La wl er. 494 -8 30 1 . Proceeds will bt• used for HEARING PROBlEM? I S,.ECIALIU IH HERVE DUfHESS CASES MAJO R MAHUFACTUR'tRS REPRESEHTtD TEH YEARS IH COROHA DEL MAR HA1. AEBISCHER HEARING AIDS 3409 E. c-~t Hwy. CorOflO ~I Mar -675-ltll Your Lovely Wig Salon MAC ARTHUR ' -• Wigs ~ & BEAUTY SUPPLIES Iii Moc.Arltwr ~ mu!>eum m atc h 111c fu nds. The Bas: Canyon tour, sponsored by the Bi~ Can)'on Comm tlll'C of t h e Oran ~c Count.) Phtlharmonlc Society, will include four hom\!s and a tea house F riday. April 29, from 10 a.m. to 4 p m. Tickets also are $.5 and may be purchased from comm1ltcc m em · be r s o r »t the tou r homes. lnformation 1s available at the sodel) office, 646·641 L 11 nUMllHG HfATIHG AIR COHO. ., .... ,, ..... , .,, ... ...,. " I •.· ,. .... ' 495-0401 lA Ji.' A, 1 ~f tJ1 A rt• 1 •,t t ·< 6 42-175) .tM• I• .. ~ \ .. Mew O.C. Al,,_-t llM-+lliwt Shttolon Hot.II Mo-. .f.ri. f:J0-6:00 •Set. 10:00-S:OO *' i ~ I 752-8818 SENIOR CITIZENS 108' Off All lO Pur chas es S4Vl ON All ~l R(ll4H~ ll°I' 8Hll\'ll'I< A Ml ... 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W ou Id You Spend The REST Of Your Life On Anything Less? 1610 W. rndOc Coast llY•y .. ~cwport Buch, CA Local 642-1522 Toll t·rce 7G2-l666 i\~ froM Thf' R1lbn1 fhr C'lub - Visit's Effect Not Soberi.ng D E A R A N N visit ooce a year and L A N D E R S : Ptf y never stays m ore than a huaband's mother lives a week. I enJOY her com · cons iderable dts lance pany. We get along just from us. She comes to fine. Horoscope: Leo Reach High ' THURSDAY, APRIL 21 By SYDNE Y O MARR ARIES (Mar ch 21-April 19): Puzzle pieces fall into place. Dispute with relative 1s amicably settled. Visits, calls, mel.sa(!el> arc on pleasant, productive s ide. Personal m agnetism n ows. • TAURUS (_April 20-M_ay 20) · Elemeot of lim- mg is on your side and result!> m profit. Jup1ter- Moon conjunction coincides now m additional in· com e. repayment of debt. genuine bargain. com- pensation for creative efforts. GEMINI (M ay 21 -June 20). Take direct action; express opinions . 101>bt on corrections, quality. Cycle IS high and r our judgment, 1ntu1- tion are on the beam. Be confident CANCF.R <June 21 J ulv 22 >· You £ct back- ing, s upport from one who prefers to remam beh ind the scenes. Accent on soccess th rough cha rit able organization, hospital, club, s pecial group activity. LEO (July 23-Au~. 22): Reach h<'yond sup· PQsed limitations som e of your fondest desires call not be fulf1llcd. J\ci:ent on income through bus iness ente rprise, frie ndship, winning your wav and Influe ncing people. VIRGO <Aug 23-Scpt 22): You get results Promotion could be 111 pictur~ You have more a ut honty, indepcnd<'ncc, better rapport with professional superiors LIBRA (Sept 23 0l'l. 22 ) · Movement. flex· ty. being rclil.'ved of burde n these arc s potlighted. You c<1n wnte, read, feel inspired. be more creative than an recent past. SCORPIO <Oct. 23-No\'. 21 l: Money picture brighter . especia lly 1r1 relation to 1m estment . partner , mate, crrorl which "relied " upon a tax break. SAGITTARIUS <Nov. 22-0 ec 21 )· Wh al ap- pears a setback will boomerang an your favor. You are temporarily restncted. CAPRICORN (Dec 22·J an. 19 1 Take path which by passes direct confrontations Take "ring roads " Make some compromises with knowledge that there wall be other days. AQUARIUS (Jan 20-Feb. 18)· You get your act together. M 1ss111g pieces fal l into plaee Em- phasis on Ion'. change, emotional respunse. PISCES <Feb. 19 March 20 ): What seems a disappointment. c aused by delay or a pparent m is representation, will boomer ang in your fa vor. lt's my husband I'm writing about. When bis mother arrlves be becomes a totally dif- fer ent person. Tttls year it was worse than usual. He c a..rn e ho me late ~ve ry night -falling d o wn d runk , pic ke d fights with me, ttls son or his mot he r . In plain language, he behaved just rotten. His mother asked me how I stand it. l hated to tell her he only behaves t hat way when s he 's around. I 'd rather d ie tha n hurt her feelings. I 've begge d and pl ea d ed wi t h my hus band not to drink like a fish when his mother ,·1s1ts. He always pro m i s es t o s tay sober "ne~t lame" hut for :.ome m ) :.tenous r ea son h e has to get liquored up when s he 's arou nd . What's the matter with h im anyway'1 Wh al can I doto help? DIA NE DEAR D.: You don't have to be a psychiatrist to flgurf' this one out. Your husband is suHe r- ing from unresolved con- fli c ts In volv i n g b is mothe r. When she ap- 1>ears on the scene hr just can't handle it. So be tu r n s t o boo ze to anesthf'tlze blmsf'lr and in th1>. this way he avoids a h ead-on colllslon. IC )our hu~band wanti; to fi nd out what's bug. giog him, he 'll go for o-•~ ao st:Ht ... wt\TC.Oa •T ..... __ ., ... , .. t•"•Ut ''Stt mt for car, home, lt(c, hulth and busiom iosura«t~ ~ ........... .. ~'"•1 •-. .1< Call 642-5678. Put a few words t o work for ou. HAMS '-*A-rlcwd Most"' Chonie 0RAH6[ Twttlft -Kat"'1o 1419 Ho. T~tltt A••· 0141997-9960 "So Good .•. It Will 'Haunt' YOU 'til "'s G<IM" Fnshly mock ... D'4lcimn, Totty HAM SAL.AD SANDWICH srRUD Mohs CJOOd aotd Y""""Y School l-ch ....d h..-iftq ~oclc S~wic.h. Sf!Kial tttls wu ll s I n lb. • Roa'1f 10 ServP N•'hHont; n So•ce Glaze • So•ral ShcPd rrom Too ro Bonom • Wn Pacllaq» and Sh•p from Coa~• 10 CoJo;t • Fu I Service De CJIP<:.sen • 1mportf'd Chee!ies ANAHEIM TM Villocft C..-tw I 2 22 S. lf'oollhur st lat ........ , .(714) 635-2461 CORONA OEL MAR 1100 E. c_,, Hwy. f7 14) 673-9000 PALM Sl'tlNGS 7 1550 Hwy. 111 "' ·-Ito Melt. UHCHO MIRAGE (71 4) 346-389.4 CORRIGAN SEAFOOD MARKET ~Choice TENDERLOINS WMleChoin BONELESS NEW YORK STRIPS 52.65 u . A..,_ wt.12/14 Lk ... WholeCho&u BONELESS RIB EYE s2. 95 .... • .,. wt. 10/12 L.llJ. h.. Whole ChcMce WW. .TOP ROUND ROASTS CORNED BEEF BRISK S 1.45 LI. $ 1.20 LI. A ... Wt. I0/12 Lk h. A ... wt. 10/12 Liia.ie. EROZEN ME T IOHB.ESS VUL IOAST •••••••• Ayg. Wt. 1/10 k ... U.41 LI. IOHB.ISS LAMI J<)AST .••.••.• .AYCJ-Wt. 5/6 Lbs. ... $2.05 LI. IOHIUSS POU UG IOAST •. .A•CJ-Wt. 10/12 Lbs. ... St.'° U. 1Hedt9• ..... 21°24 aome eoaaseUac. Once tlae problem la ldeatlfied be call work cm resolvin& it. I hope be does bee u se .. mother problem s" manliest &bemselves lJl many area• of a male's life. DEAR ANN: May I add a few pointers for those wbo want to h"lp the handicapped? l have obse r v e d several kind folks at- tempting Lo help a blind person cross the street. Invaria bly, they grab an arm or an elbow. This throws the uns ighted in- d1v1dual off balance. The best approach is to let him take YOUR a rm. Sec o nd s u gges tion : When a handicapped pers on who 1s a c · companied by an allen· dant or fn end asks for in formation. do not ad· dress your reply lo the other person This 1s g a llin g t o the handicapped individual who m ay be as alert or intelligent as you or I. He 1s made lo feel stupid. un a bl e to s peak for himself, or simply not there. T h ese a r c psychological points, but to the handicapped they are as vital as r amps or e levators. Please get the m essage across. Ann. - ILLINOIS DEAR I L LI NOIS: \'our letter bas helped Use Sea rs Revolving Charge Ann~ Landers educate millions today. As one wbo ls vUaUy lo· t e r es t e d l o th e handicapped, I tha nk you. DEAR ANN: I'm 42. f' depressed. menopausal a nd seeing a shrink. I married m y present husband tn 1968 and h.H'<' cheated on him ~ever<il times. Sud denly I have ~1 come to my senses I re ·~ e1hze ho\' lucky l <im lo ha\'e him and have de- cided never to cheat on him again. The guilt 1s getlmg to me. Should l confess? He 's a good person and loves me a lot. 1 'm sure he'd be ve ry upset if he knew. Jn fact. l~ he 'd probably kick me out. My shrink can't help ~ m e so I'm turning to you. -SEATTLEITE . DE AR S.:My advlce is \ to keep your mouth shut 1 unless you want to gel 1 kk ked out. More advicl'. i Get another shrink. If your present one wa11 any good you wouldn't be \ "ritlng to me. So. Coast Plaza 3333 Br{slol St. rhone: 540·3333 .. --... .... -· ... _ .. ... -... .,.__ .. Wednesday, April 20. 19n DAIL V PILOT €3· fQANCI0 -0QI2 fine stationery corona del ma r TEENAGE BEAUTY CLASSES.! HAIR HUN TERS .. Presents The Total Beauty Program REGISTER NOW .. CLASSES ST ART MAY 4th FOUR 2 HR. SESSIONS • COURSE S50. Be be;iut1ful for summer Learn how 10 become a more lovely and confident por.,on LEARN .. Nail & Hair Care LEARN Hair Care 'P•ooer Styling LE ARN . Malle Uo Tectinque'i.'Color Apptlcatlon.'Brow Arching FOR RESERVATION • 644-'2 151 70 Fashion Island SAVE20% to 27%! But'na Park 8150 la Polma Avo. Phon~: 828·4400 Rugged Denim Jeans Regular $6.99 5s9 Novy cotton denim. Pockets, top stitching details. Sizes: Tiny 8 to 16, Typical 10 to 20, and Toll 12 to 20. Cotton \\'oven Shirts Regular $6.99 499 Smart western 'tyling. Madras plaids, and stripes. Assorted colors. Misses' sizes 10 to 16. Easy-Care T·Shlrts J99 All mode of nylon knit. ChOOle from an exciting selection of solids, 1tripes and prints In S, M, and L Thlt od tff.ctlve Wednetday through Tuesday, April 20 to 26 Oranf.(t~ 2100 N. Tudin Ave. Phone: 637·'2100 STOlf HOUIS: M...clay thrv Jndey 10 AM te 9 '"' Soh1tffy •»O AM I•• PM ~11fl411y 12 ...... ,. s"" •• l I. L t ... ,~ .. l ... --·-·· Saccharin May Be 'Fat' Drug . .. .. . ·: • . . · Newest in line of dairy foods is frozen yogurt A sweetlv satisfying three-ounce bit of froth provides only 90 cu Ion es. it con- tains 1.5 percent butter rat. compared to 10 percent contu1nl·cl 1n ice cream. Delicious as 1s. on lop of a w afflc and toppc.-d with nuts Jnd fruit or pn:~t·rvL'S, it also makes nifty hlencicr sh.ik(•s wh en fruit jUJces are added. Current naw>n. inC'ludc lemon. strawberry. raspbl•rrv. vanilla, pl'ach and plain, which you can fl:.tvor yoursl'lf by stirring in honey nr othC'r '.'.W1•c•l1•nc•r. cranberry juice, µun·L•<l ht·rn(•:-. <•r fruit 'Jt'• •••J to put a few word• lo work for you. Call 642·567t. -- -:-You can ch1rg• 1 F { "t your ad In the tlJ' 'J ~I {tJ j B} MICHAEL PUJ"ZEL WASHINGTON CAP) -The Food and Drug Adminlstrauon. which ls bannlne saccharin as a food additive, announced Thursday It wiU allow the continued sale of saccharm pUls and powders if proof can be shown they are effective in con- trolling obesity and dlabetes. Under the approach announced by FDA Commissioner Donald Kennedy. saccharin. wblcb has been shown to cause cancer-in ,laboratory rats, would be banned from soft drinks and other foods sometime In July. Such uses account for 90 percent of the sac- charin conaumed in this coWltry. But KeMedy called them "unnecessary." "Our intention is lo eliminate the risk of cancer from unnecessary uses of saccharin while continuing Its availabllHy for people who need it for medical purposes.'' Kennedy told a news con· ference following action last week in response to the FDA's March 9 announcement of a proposed ban on the sugar substitute. THE FDA'S NEWEST proposal would re· quire any saccharin sold as an over-the-counter drug to carry this label "For use as a noncalonc sweetener when a sugar-restricted diet is medically indicated, as in patients with d1abelcs. Warning: saccharin causes bladder cancer in animals Use of sac- charin may increase your risk of cancer." Kennedy said thal based on Canadian s tudies with laboratory rats and what 1s known about cancer-causing substances. "our scientists now calculate that moderate use or saccharin, the amount present in one large d1el soft drink, 1f in gested daily over a lifetime by every American. might lead to 1,200 additional cases of bladder cancer per year." The FDA 's proposal will be open to public com mcnt for 60 days and will be the subject of two days of public hearings in Washington next month. After that, the agency may amend its 91-page offi cial proposal to have their product approved as an over-lhc·countcr drug. . The only U.S producer of saccharin. Sherwin-William!> of Cleveland. ~ays allowmg S"ale or the artificial sweetener only ns an over- the-countcr drug probably will result in higher prices. A company spokesman said the anticipated sharp reduction in production under the FDA proposal could mean higher umt rost.s. whiC'h would be passed on lo consumers. Sherwin-Williams sells saccharin wholesale for $2.40 a pound. The sweetener sells locally for about 99 cents per thousand tablets The com- pany has been given a l~@-Y period to file scientific evidence oflts salety. . ' • If FDA accepts the applicatiol9, saccharin would remain available ·as a drug. Otherwise, the sweetenet" would be removed from the market(ntirely. . U will not be easy for.manufacturers to ~how that saccharin ls legally a drug and is both safe and eff~Uve. FDA officials say they know of no othe'r over-the-counter drug, including aspiriJ'l, antacids, cold remedies and laxatives, that is ·known to cause cancer. EVEN IF saccharin 1s found to be a drug, its manufacturers must present scientific evidence that it is "safe and effective for use under the conditions prescribed, recommended or suggest- ed In the labelin~." Kennedy told the n•porters the agency could rule that saccharin 1s safe except for its Cl\l'ICer threat and that by requiring the warning label. FDA would be giving consumers the information they need to decide whctht·r they want to nsk us- ing it The proposed ban also would arrect cos- metics. including toothpaste. mouthwashes and lipstick. some of wh11·h now USC' saccharin to sweeten their taste. ThC' sugar substitute would also have to be removed from druRS in which it is used to improve the taste, particularly in drugs intended for oral use by <"h1ldren The proposed regulation provides some exceptions. such as a drug in wluch saccharin might be a medical in- gredient or 1n medication intended only for diabetics. After Kennedy's announC'cment. opponents of the ban held a :sidewalk news conference out- side the commissioner's office. Dr Leonard Haimes. president of the American Society of Gcriatnc Phys1c1ans. said he does not believe the evidence that ~accharin causes cancer is as clear-cut as the FD/\ says it is. He said the nation's 60 million ovena.e1ght citizens should be allowed to use the sugar sub· stitute. Rep. Jim Martin, R-N.C., said he will con- tinue to seek passage of legislation that would permit FDA to evaluate saccharm as a food ad- ditive using the same t cMs 1t does for drug:s. REP. nM MA'M'OX of Texas, a supporter of Martin's bill. srud. 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The first reported "double bhnd" study of hyperactivity in c hildren and a suggested causative link w ith food additives, artificial flavors and colors has found that a diet free of 5uch compounds produces no significant reduc- tion in the antisocial behavior of diagnosed byperkinetics. "Double bhnd" refer s to the way the University of Wiscons in study was conducted. ac,i::orcting to J . Pn-i-.lon Harley, Ph.D., proJecl administr.,lor, who re· vealed the res ults to a food editors conference earlier th1s month in Carmel The purpose or tt double blind procedure. ht.- :said. 1s to ensure unbwsed conclusions from the observational data._rect•1 ved Hy p eract1v1ty often dcnotei-. behavio ral ~yndromes that arc d1ffirult to measure, he said. If usually cx.·curs 1n l h1ldrcn of pre-school or elementary school a~t' and predominantly in maJes a nd sho~s tht·lf in 1mpuls1veness, ex t·1tab11.Jty, aggrci-...,icin, r•·..,tlesi-.nes.., and gl'nerall) .dis ruptive bcha\ 1or A recent sc1enl1fk ..,1;11us s ummary by lht• Institute of Food Technologists· panel on food ~arety and nutnt1nn su~~t·i-.ti-. that while these symptoms may not h(• r(•cogntlt•d as problems by either school ofrlt1als or par('nts in some parts of the world. thl'fc arc Sc\ cral school distncts in this s tall' thal rCl·ommcndcd thrie control through prescr1bt•d :-cdativc effecting, stimulant drugs. such as H1d1li11. In 1973. Dr B('llJ~min f' Feingold, director t•mt·ritui-. of tht· L.1horalorv of Medical Ento m ology of lhl· K:11i-.cr 0 P ermane ntes Research lnslitutt• 111 San Frane1sco, put forth tht· hypolht•s1s th~1t h) pl·rk1rws1s w.,.;; associated with till' to11t1 nual ingt·sl 1011 of 'low-moleeular ~ t·1ght l'ht•mH·,11 adrl1l 1\ ,.,.. ..... lit·ylate-likc n.1turJI l'C>mpound" . .irt1flnal fl.1\ors .incl col<ir-. l'El:\(;01.l>'S h\ po1h1•" •. '' .1 nrescnted an hes boolo. Win \ oor l hlld ls llypl'ntl'ltve 1 f' e in go I 1<. nnn1mmunolog1c and lhal <·hll<ln·n "'ho rt·atl tn 'anous synthetw .Htd1t1H·s h.1\ 1• ·gl•nl'l1t• nn·d1..,pos1l1ons to r l''>PCJnd ach l'r~wb 1 h1• tn•alnwnt he· SUi?A<'"'ll-t 1:-. d1ctar) cxclud mg all foods that t·onla1n art1f1c1al c·olor <ind flavor Ch{' l1'l' som1• 5'1 item!. in h1i-. book I and some 21 fruit . .., .ind' l'l.!etabh·-. n•porte<I hy h11n to 1·011l a111. tJiJlUr,iJ ..,,eJ11'\ l:itt•!-. 1'111' "tur1\ II\ l l.11 lt•1 "';1i-. or can11C'd and l11 11rl1·d h' th~· Forni Hl·..,t·<1reh lni.t1lutt 11r lh1· l'nl\ t•ri-.1t 0 \ of \\'1:-.l'l1ns111 .1dm1nr.,tc·re<.I through t hl' UnJ\'t';.!-.1l \ i. dt·purt mcnb <Jf ps} chulog) and nl'urolog) .• 111d 111\nhrll !-.nrnr 4fi male children betY.f•t•nthl·.i,..:1·:-.11l-.1x ,111cl l2v.hohadan IQ of at least 8.5. "Tlw n•<&..,on Y. l' onl\ usl'd m<Jl1·' 1:. hecau ... 1• till' mc1denc•t• of m.111·,., ltt fl·nt:1lt's of hvperact1\'1 t y has hl't'n n •porll'd to he c:1pprox1 mately '>t'ven lo 11111• or ..... high .1 11111•· to one. · Harley 1"\pla1m•d In .ul<l1t 11111 1 h• 1 hdrJrr·n h.1<1111 h:1\I• a ratrng or at least 20 points, on a maximum scale of 30, in wh.acb parents and teachers indlcate signifi- cant behavioral disruption, be swd. Followmg a two.week base-line period, in which all chlldren on medication such as Ridi hn were taken off 1t. Ule children -and their families -were placed alternately on the ex· pe rimental. Feingold diet. then on a controJJed. diet which Harley said contaJned an ''orctinary" cimount of food additives. Each child w as on the <>xpcrimental diet four weeks. then on the controlled ctiet four weeks, or vice versa, depending on which group he was in. "Neither the child. the parents. the lellcbers or anybody else -including proJect members - knew what diet what child was on a t any particular point in the sludy " l>Ol'BLE BLIND kind of experimentation, Hurley explained. 1s "a common experimental design practtc•e to m akt• :-.ure observations that we m ake and th(• ohservat1oni-. that are m a de by lhl' family cind tl'Jt·h1..•ri-. .ire not influenced by ..,ubJcCll\'l' factors "The:.e are n•r) 'l'r) subtle things that go un and are not tntcnllon.11 <ind they can be very s1gn1f1ccint in influtmcing tht' r esults in a study "In order to insure and mainta in good d1etar" control. which 1s an obvious essential rcaturC.· or such a n 1nvest1gat1on. we made ar- rcingl·ments that all foods m the kitchen are a be re moved. l'Onsumcd, or given away by the fami- ly," said llarley. ··After lhts was done. we sup- phed all the neces~ary food for the entire family for the duration o r the· stud) .. Grocl•rtcs. he SiHd. wt·rc• delivered weekly to t•ach l'htld's home. ft'oorl pro\'lsioning was found to m1111m1/l' dil'l;1ry infral't1ons ;ind present less of an oppo11umh lo go off lhl· d1t•t "fht'y t:ould Nit anylhmg they wanted as long .1s 1t "'"" in the hou ... c• and those were their 111 ... tul·t1011.., llarl1•y ..,:.tHl TUE STl D\' lt·~1m \\cnt ... n f..ir a s to com m1i-...,1on "'t'\'1•ral lon<I mJnufacturl'rs to pro,·1dc tndl'nl1t:all} JJJl'l-JJ!N1 prod111·ti-. made with both synthetic or n•gular ingrl•d1ent:.. and with natural mgrcd1enh -.c1 that 1l was impossible for the families to tt•l l 't4 h i c h foods w e r e ecxpenm<.'nl<il and which"' ere not Harley did not name the part1t·1pating manufacturers. But he "Hd an effort was made. ne\•ertheless to meet dl(.'tary requirements and eating styles al t•.11·h homl' If they d1dn t like brussels "POUi!>. tht'.\ dtdn 't havt.• to Nil brussels sprouts." In add1t1on. tf 1t was customa ry for the child to bring treats for a birthday party or some occasion at school, llurlcy'i-. proJcct le<im would d•·llH•r t hl'm .Ill to imsurl' no dcv1atum from the d H•I ( ·ompli:mc1· \\1th thl· d1(•ts was l11gh. he said. 111rt1 c.111ni.: that thc•n• Wl'rt· \'t•r) fl'w "infnit tton.... · kut tht• results of ohscrvationiil dCJlci col- lected dunng lhl' C"<P('rlmt'nlal period indicate no bchanornl ch an~t·s dUl' tod1ct If thl' F(·tn~old hypo thesis rang true. says Harle'. "You s hould bl· able to turn a child on ;inct off. on and off" hy g 1\'1ng him artificial food rotor-;, then placebos, or food fret· of additives. then more .1rt1fic1al colon. and add1ti\e::. 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I ~11>-.. l'OOkt•r mc:;ds 1 m.1d1· \\Ith lil'l'f <Jrl'I ,1111.11111· for d1n1ng a <k 11\ M.1rt Y.1lh ;1 recip1..· '"' four or s" '>llC h LI!-. ~w•·l <'hd1 or sll'\\' Por 11nn thr· ldtovt•rs 111to I 111 I.!((' 't'l'\'lllg frt'l'lt'r 1•on1ainc·1 ... L,1twl. dat~ I .ind -.t11r1· 111 trc•1•11·r for luturi• q1111 ~ 111 f1\ 11Jn- n .. r-. Califorrua M ilk Advisory Boe.rd. ~ RITA LEINWAND Gourmet Demo Slated Rita LetnY.c1nd n ewlv appointed culin,uy advisor and cooking in s t r u (' t o r f o r t h l' Broadway dt•partmenl store!>, will l'Ondul't dl' monstrat1ons in gourmt>t cookery at the NC'wport Bcaeh store Thursday, May5at 3p m . Ms. Leinwand , the on Iv woman in the world Io becoml" d ame offic1er of lh c pres tt gtous La Chaint.· des Rotisseuri-.. a food apprl'l'ialwn SOl'll'lY whoH founding f:<H·s hack to the 13th ('l'nlury. has d1plom•1::. 111 food pre p"rat1on from both L · Ecolc> de Corrion Blt·u ;ind l'Ec·olt· cit.•., 'Tro1:- 1;ou rmand~ 1n PJrti-. as well as expt'nen1·l· :.it the renowned Ma'<1m !-. She 1s author of the t·ookbook. "How tu Bl'at Those Cordon Hleu .... " and a r egula r con - tributor to "Bon A p- petit" magazine. An l'lJrltl'r demonstra- tion the saml· da\ m the l'ht>f's toob clt·partml·nt al the Broad't4 a). Or<mg<.• will be held al noon Fiims Theater Dance Television in the l•Dlfl~lltli Wedneadar,. April 20, 1977 DA.IL Y PILOT CS O.J. Up a Nickel a Can WASIDNGTON (AP> F lorida crop was expect- -Couumers may ex· ed to be about 213 million pect l~s orange juice boxes. The crop now is and hjgher prices, the estimated at 192 million Agriculture Department boxes, up from 181.2 last says ....._season . Orange production in Total orange produc-three other states is ex· tion as of April w as peeled to be;the same as forecast at 25S.6 million Marc h 1 prospect s: boxes, up 13.2 million Arizona 3.95 million box· boxes or S per cent from es; California 53 million, last season, the depart-and Texas6.6 milJion. m ent's Crop Repartin g The latest sur vey also Board said. show s that Flo rid a oranges will yield 1.08 Before the severe gallons of Juice per box, freezing in J anuary, the· down from L 28 las t s eas on. In M arch, the yield wu forecast at 1.12 gallons a bolt and before the freeze it was expect- ed to match la.stseason'G 1.29 aallons. So consumers will rind Jen frozen concentrated juice since Florida oranges are a major source of that product. The r etail price of a six- ounce can of frozen con centrate will inc reast: a bout a nickel from last year becau se of tht! freeze, officials ha vc said. 18~ I I I "Bran cereals will never taste .this good!" \ _, • • • • ~ ~ • ~ > .. • J J - Hot, delicious waffles for breakfast! Good-tasting and good for you. too. Because they're loaded with bran. a natural food fiber. And many Americans may not be g~tting enough fiber in their diets. New Bran Waffles from Downyflake. A mar.: velous way to give your f amity food fiber and a delicious hot breakfast. all at the same time. f , ' ... . . . . Thousands of New, Lower Prices, Super Savers . and Limited Time Specl~lsl Scott Viva 5 9 C Towels .................. Ron ~ORANGE ~r JUICE s 6-oz. Cans Minute Maid c_hllled G 3 9c Orange Juice ... 32-oz. jlDETERGENT TIDE Mrs. Wright's 30-Stice 3 9 Q Bread ................... 1 •12-1b. 4 •OZ. Y White Magic 9 9 9,. Detergent ........... Pkg. Truly fine Q 3 9,. Iii' Box Y · Facial Tissue .... ot 200. Mayonnaise 98 C Best Foods .......... 0J:~ FROZEN POT PIES 'DELMONTECATSUP Full Cut , USDA Choice Beef, Bone In. lb Kitchen Treat s •Beef •Turkey •Chicken& 0 6-oz. Pk gs. c • !:!»L~~---~~-~~~ ... ~.1~~:~~.1~ .. lb. $1 59 ~~!:~~~~~~!!~~~~~~~~.~::. s119 ~ Arm Pot Roast $109 USDA Choice ... f Cl!Uc* ................... ltl. !!~~~! ~"~-~~~ ............ ~:: 3 9 c Rich Tomato@ Flavor .. 32-oz. Bottle Manor House Frozen 2-lb. Pkg. D c PORK CHOPS Blade or Sirloin End Pork Loin. lb. 98<= LARGE SIZE "AA" EGGS Lucerne Fresh 1-Dozen Carton Mrs. Wright's 8 $1 B. -1 8-oz. ISCUI S ................. cana fl SALAD OIL .. CRISCO s 49 48-oz. Bottle Nu-Made ~ 99,. C 0.1 W 24-oz. Y orn I ................ Bottle . Softand ~ · (: , Truly Fine Absorbent • A4C -Towels ...... Roll .._ r;.. ,.,. Mrs. Wright's Layer s1 I: Cake Mix 2·=~~~~z. lb . .. ' Micro Means Magic The Cun of m1no~ ave cooking 1s in the time ll saves So, for "soupcr" re c1pes it might be hl·st to prepare from·S('r atch s tock in lar ge quant1t1es the conventional w a}. like in a slow cooker th at rcqu 1 res no overs<'cm g H o wever, if you r m ic rowave oven has two s peed s or more 11 will do the job. loo But il will n .. quire some overseeing, turning and stirring. And , a w<1rd of cau t1on : W1 tho11l a light fitting li d for t he pot . some JWct':-. will vu111::.h M 1cro mai::1c com es to lhl' fo n · when it 'i. t 1 m <· to heal the left over supply, which can be done 1n almost spht sccond lime· The true convcn1enct• is t hat } •>U can h eat wh atever amount you want n ,::ht 111 the sen mi:: mug nr bo\\ I. If your menu CJlls for soup and hot sandwich for lunch. rl'mem her 1t 1s "'1:-.c lo heat the soup first. as liquid rcq u1 res m ore time but 1t abo n· t a ins he<it the loni;:est While soup is heating p repar e sand 1c hl's, then pop lht•m 111 lht• m1rrowave O\ en for jiffy hl•a ting when th1· soup comt'i. out 1-"or ,. <1u1<·k "oup lhat t nsles ltk<' th<' "r<'al ' lh 1ng, t r y Mock Bouillabaisse B C'<'<IUSl' 11 uses prt'piir<"<I r a nnl'fl soup. lhc long s1m ml·r ing time 1s eh m1nall'd l !'.mnll onwn. sl11•ed I <' I o \' <' g J r I 1 < ffilOC<'il I h.1~ lP.1( 1 , lt•;i.,poon thynw 2 tuhlrspoons nit\•' 01 1 1 can t 10• 1 11un<·1•c;) condensed tom .1111 ... 0111, :i 1 soup ran "' .tkr 2 cup" cooked !>earoo<l l teaspoon l(•m nn juice DMhTahasr'l 3 or 4 !.lll'l'" rrC'n('h brcad. toa!.lt·1l In ;:i :I qu.1rl t:l<lS"i casseroh" t·11m h 1111• onion, garl1<'. Ii.I\ leaf. thyme and oli ve· ml Cook 3 to 4 minutes, stirring halrway through cook in~ time•, until o nio n 1s t ender. Stir in :m up. water , seafood, lemlm juit•c.• and Tabasco. Heat 6 to 8 minutes, stirring every 2 minutes, until boiling. Cover and cook an ad- d itional 2 minutes. Rest S minutes. Ladle soup over toast in bowls Serves 3 or 4. :Chilling Factor Keeping food cold a problem now that water for lee ia at a premium? Blue-Ice, m a nufac-tured by the Santa Ana- b ased Dlv~ex firm is p.ow beinl marketed in ••veo-pou.nd packs, wtlh .. eportedly t h e cold fJOWer of a 15-pound ploc:k o( ice. Size of the actual pact la 9 x 11 x 2 tncbes so it can be Cro1en in the freezer ol standard retrtaeraton before use for cold storage. Packs are remable. ...--. .,. -... \ Diet • Mix ··Tops Ytlednesd!)l.Apn1 20. 1977 Vse a dietetic lopplog mix and this light dessert is even Jifhter. PAPAYA AMBROS A l package (3 ounces) Utne flavor gelatin 1 envelope (1 1~ ounces) whipped topping mix ~cup min i ature marshmallows 1>4 cup chopped nuts 3 Ha waiian papayas, halved and seeded Lemon or lime wedges Prepare gelatin as package direc;ts , using only l ~\. cups water. Pour half the gelatin mix- DAIL v PILOT C7 lure in loaf pan. ChJll unUI (11 m Chall remaining gelalm Just until S} rupy. Meanwhile, prepare whipped topping mix as package direct~ <usinc '.2 cup milk and \ii teas- p oo n vanilla ). Fold in marshmallows, nu~ und syrupy gelatin. Cut gelatm m pnn into cubes. Fold into topping mix· tu re . Chlll 2 hours or more. ·At serving Ume. scoop mix ~ .ture into cavities of papayas. Ar · range on dessert/lates. Serve at .once garnishe with le mon wedges. Male es 6 servings . YOU A1WAYS SAVEi WITH STATER BROS. 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Center cul Halibut Steak •• s35? Center t•ut from Northern fitih Turbot Fillets •• s12? From olf lhe roast of Greenland Chinook Salmon s321 Fresh frozt:n ... bake, broil, barbecue! CRAB LEGS So mealy' from AJaskan King Crab. H ere 's more value Deluxe 99c American K_raft"s slicei; in I:? ounce package. Orange Juice. • • 49c lound8t1ak CENTER CUT I.' 'II U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF ••••••• J. # iJ11. PET FOOD 39~ !\!mule J\laid -rc·11dy to pour! 32 0.1 Therl''s so much satisfact ion in round steak •.. juiry tendemes.", hearty fl avor ... and even more so when it's from El Rancho ChiC'k<'n bocks and necks with beef trim, Int, liver, kidney, melt! frozen Salmon Lox .... s1 49 horn La-.1cn the f1,..h people! :1 '" Monterey 9 8 c JACK Lemke"; \\'1!'-ron ... m c;r '"A"'.9 01. Omaha Roast .• s 12? Th11·k ml t '. 0 A. r hmce bref rnund SPRING LAMB SHOULDER $ 14 9 CHOPS Ht l ' ~ D ,\ Choice-Western rai~ed Stewing Lamb • 39~ t •. 0 A. Choice-\\e<>tern! • prrnJ! SPRING LAMB (;G,s s21~ tJ •. D A. 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April 21 TEk TOOTIIRUSH ••••••••••••• 29¢ For edulb-Soft. M~ium or Hard ... u rh RIGHT GU~·BRONZE ••••••• $1.49 OllO<lorant Sprty t.h1t works! 7 ot can UVIC CLOVES PUmJ ••••••••• $1.39 EXCEDRIN lAal.ETS ••••.••••. $1.29 CbOOM Small. MtdiuQ) or l&tge' ~1t for fut ttlieJ from ht11d•chn~ pk1 o( r..o __ ,. ___ ...... CAT :~YJ~st,$ 1 FOOD • Chopped Chicken, Giblet11, Chicken & Kidney or Meaty Tre11t! 6 oz can Ice Tea Mix ••• 5119 Lipton low-cal with lemon! 4 oz F0r headaches end minor p11ln! pk1 ol 100 MARCARIE SPREAD •.• , ••••••• 49C lmptrial l.i1ht ..• on.-pbund ~Clrelf N k• 100 COUNT 33c a p 1n s PACKAGE ••••••••• Orchid - a brand you know for reliable quality at a most sensible price P-Nut Butter~~H10NED89( Laura Scudder's-Smooth <It Nutty ..• the kind you remember! 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THE Slf M OU RM ET By Others drink several with fruit flavored , calories for each level more calories to sustain each extra teaspoon o( can require considerably BAllMJlAGIBBONS cans a day all year sweetened soda pop, the teaspoon of sugar as the extra weight, so suaar be routinely con· less than lS calories per lf . . round. calorie .costs are higher well. eventually, you'll level sumes oo a daily basis 'pound ol body weight ·· you re wondering If you average one -about 170 calories per Ir you befin using sug. off at a higher point and will aJlow him to sustain maybe only 12 or 13 what the caloric coels or 12·ounce can o! diet soda 12-ounce can, or 62,050 ar In yours x cups or cor. slop gaining. an extra pound. I( he calories per pound. a saccharin ban could a day, the caloric cost of calories added. That fee a day, does that Here's another way to adds 12 scant teaspoon5 a For them. each added m ean lo you, grab a replacing most or the total divided by 3500 necessarily guarantee a figure it: day to his coffee, he will teaspoon of sugar could pencil -.or ~ cal~ulator popular low·cal colas comes out to 17 pounds. weight gain of 2 o. The "average'' person probably slowly gain 12 add considerably more · -andwellf1gure1tout. with their sugar -If you sprinkle pounds-> And if you do requires about 15 pounds -until he re· than a pound to tbe1r First. of all, how many sweetened count4!rparts sweetener on fruit or gain 20 pounds in a year, calories to sustaln each aches 162 pounds or so -normal weight. And if .sweetened cups of coffee is 144 per day, or 52.560 cereal. make your own will you keep on gaining? pound of normal body and theQ-level off al that you're wondering about <.lo you drink a day? And calories a year. Divided low·calorie, sweetened Does that mean you'll be weight. So a person who weight. the accuracy of these how many saccharin by 3500, that could mean yogurt. use artificially 100 pounds overweight should ~eigh 150 re· However, women, estimates, think of the tablets or packets or an end·of·year weight sweetened gelatin w1thinfiveyears? quires 2,250 calories a 1short, s mall·boned or people you know who sweetener do you use to gain or JS pounds. (Or 30 dessert or sugarless ice No, it's not likely. As day OS times 150 equals tiny people, older people gave up smoking and aweetenthem? pounds,rortwocans!) milk. you'll have to you gain weight, your 2,250). A scant teaspoon and those who are took up chewing gum or Suppose you drink a JC you replace Frese a figure on an extra 16 heavier body requires of sugar is 15 calories, so sedentary or inactive, hard candy! ~up with every meal, a~--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------~------~~~--~~--~--~-second cup after dinner. ')>lus mid-morning and ~id-afternoon ''coffee breaks" (or "teatime.") 7hat's six cups a day. If you normally sweeten each cupful with two sac· charin tablets (or one en· velopeorSweel 'n' Low>. you will wind up using 12 level teaspoons oC sugar daily, at 16 calories apiece, to keep your cof· fee sweet. That's an ex- tra 192 calories a day. Multiply 192 calories by 365 and you've added 70,080 calories a year! What do 70,080 extra nlories mean in terms of weight gain? Every body is dif- ferent, depending on age, size, activity level and metabolism. But the general rule is that it takes it takes 3,500 calorics to equal one pound of weight gained or lost. In other words. you have to give up 3.500 calories to lose one pound, and each ex· cess 3,SOO calories shows tlp as an added pound on the scale. So . . . 70,080 excess calories you didn't use before -divided by 3,500 -means an average weight gain or 20 pounds by the end of one year. ''But I don't drink cof· fee, and I take my tea un· sweetened. Diet soda is my real hang·up!" Okay, How MUCH diet soda? Some people drink lots o{ diet soda during the s ummer nnd little or none the rest of the year. Main Dish Nutty People "'ho love the navor of peanuts Will t'n· joy the results or this one -skillet meatle!>s meal -it'!> protcrn- packcd. MEATLESS MF./\ TB/\1.1.'\ 1 can (IS ounces l rl.'lf kidnPy ht.'ans, drainC'cl and mai.hed · peanut buttl.'r '~ C'llp r1nt•l y rhopp<·d oruon 1,, <'Up flOt'l .v chopped ~rcen pepp~r 2 tahlespnon' chopped celery tops 1 teaspoon salt • , teaspcxm pepper 2 eggs, beaten I I CUP unSlfted nour 1 1 cup corn 011 Peanut Sauce Stir together beans. oats. and peanut butt<'r Stir in onion, gretm pep per. celery tops, salt and pepper. Stir in eggs to t>lend well. Form lnto l · inch balls. Coat with !lour. Heat corn oil in larg«? heavy skill et over medium heat. Add meat- balls; brown on all sides, \urning frequently lo maintain roundness. Pour on Peanut Sauce. Cover and cook 10 minutes or until sauce is bubbly. Makes 6 serv- ings. PEANUT SAUCE Jn medium saucepan heat 2 tablespoons corn oil over medium heal Add 1 medium onion. finely chopped, and saute until soft. Stir in 1. can (Uounces) or 2 cans (8 ounces each) lomato HUCe. • In 2 cu~ hot water, dluolve 2 vegetarian bt>uillon cubes. SUr into HUCe. Add 1 teaspoon {emon Julee, Y.t teaspoon clrled thyme leaves, Y.t teaspoon sugar, v. teas- poon nutmeg and ~ cup. • creamy or chu nk y .. anut butler. Stir until smooth. Makes 3 cups uuce. Discover lhe Super Meat Malket ••• - 5 lwwy Ralphs Golden ............ Beel Roast cmcl Steak Is USDA -Choke .... You can make a difference Call me if you have a question or comment! Call Julie Grayson toll free at .aoo.262-1600 e Litter Removed Rib Steak 48 51~4·6 69 Ham Joz. pkg .• • ices Pork Loin, Rib Cut, Center Cut Pork Chops per lb. 38 .Aasorted V1rie1111 4 9 Morton · Dinners • pkg. 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Try Stir-fry To ~avl' ltml'. mdny experienced Chinese cooks slJr together standard sauce ingredients hke soy sauce. corn starch and sherry and then s tore the mixture in a tightly sealed jar in the refrigerator Usmg the max for the mannade as well as the sauce. it takes only a short time to concoct a stir- fry rush. While the meat is marinating, the vegetables can be prepared Following the Chinese tcch11ique, cut them into uniform sizes and shapes for even cooking. Once the meat and vegetables are ready, it's a matter of minutes until dinner 1s served. ORIENTAL BEEF AND VEGETABLES I <:up thinly sliced flank steak <about '1 11oundl l cup Oriental Sauce • , cup corn otl I cup match stick size carrot pieces I cup 1 1-inch thick zucchini slices In small bowl marinate beef in 1 ~ cup Oriental Sauce Mix 30 minutes. Dram meat, re- -;erving marinade. In wok or large skillet heat 2 tablespoons of the 011 over med1um-h.igh heat. Add carrot slicks e1nd cook 2 minutes, stirring t•onstantly. Add zucchini and cook. stirring con- -.tanlly, until tender cnsp. Remove \"egetables from skillet. Heat remaining 2 tablespoons of the oil in s killet Add beef and cook. slJrnng const~ntly . 3 min utcs or unti I beef 1!> browned. Return 'egetables to skillet i\dd reserved marinade and remaining 1':1 cup Oriental Sauce Mnc. Cook, stir ring constantly. until sauce thickens and beef mixture 1s ,glazt'd Sen e mer hot fluffy n ee Mak es 2 servings ORIENTAL CHICKEN CASHEW 1 z raw boneless chicken breac;ts. thinly 'heed tl cup> l cup Oriental Sauce ''4 cup corn oil I cup cut green beans l I ·inch pieces) l ran (8oz. >water cht·~tnut.s, sliced 1 2 cup dry roasted ca ... hew nuts In small bowl mannalP sliced chicken in '2 l'UP Oriental Sauce ~11 ~ :io minutes. Drain c·hicken. reserving marmadl' In wok or large skillet heal 2 tablespoons of the 011 over med1um- h1gh heat. Add gre('n bt'ans. water ch~tnuts and ('ashew nuts Cook. st1rnng constantly, until ~ r<'en beans a re tende r eris p R c mo\ c \ cgelables and nuts from -.kllh•l In !>am<' sk11l1•t. heat rcma101n~ 2 lahles poons of tht• oil 1\dd rhll'k1•n .ind r1.1ok. <.t1rnng constanll:t. 3 minutt•-. l<l't11m 'l·getahles dnd nuts to ..,k1llet i\d<I n''N' t·<I mannade and re mamin~ 12 rup Onc•nt·1t ,,iuce Mix . Cook . c;tir nng constant!\. until 'OIUC'e ttucken.s irnd chicken mixture 1s 1!1Mt•'1 "'''n-1· oHr hot fluff\' n ee Makes2scrvmgs · SWEET AND SOUR PORK 1 cup thinly !'tltr ed honelcss pork <a bout •-: pound ) l cup Orient .ii Sauce 1 1 cup corn ml I s mall onion. cut 1nlo8 wedges l small gn•en pepper, cut into 1-incb squares l can lR' • 01 > pineapple chunks packed io hl'nvy syrup 1 teaspoon sesame seed Coplional l. In small bowl mariante port in • 2 cup Oriental Sauce Mix 30 minutes. Drain pork. re- .serving marinade• In wok or laq~e s killet heat 2 tablespoons of the oil ovrr medium-high heat. Add onion and pepper. Cook. stimng constantly. until onion is transparent and pepper is tender. Remove onion nnd pepper from skillet. In same skillet heat remaining 2 tablespoons oft.he oil. Add pork and cook, stirring constantly, 5 minutes. Return onions and pepper to skillet. Add pineapple chunks ~•th syrup, reserved meat marinade and remaining 1"2 cup Oriental Sauce. Heat, stirring constantly. until sauce thickens and meat mixture is glazed. Serve over hot fluffy rice. If desired. sprinkle with sesame seed. Makes 2 servings. ORIENTAi.SAUCE ·~cup dark corn syrup 1 !2 cup soy sauce 1 • cup corn starch 1 1 cup wh.itc vinegar ''• cup dry sherry 1 teaspoon garlic powder 2 cups beer broth In I.quart jar stir together corn syrup, soy sauce and com i;tarch. Stir in vinegar, sherry, garlic powder and beef broth. Add water to make 3~ cups. Cover jar and st.ore in refrigerator. Shake before using. Makes 3~ cupa or enough for 3 Oriental main dishes and l vegetable dish. 'Micro Menus Get Beefed Up This gourmet dish is a ~ teaspoon lat· delicious example of ragoo, crumbled what you can do with lf2 P o u o d beer in a microwave mushrooms, sliced oven. It features thin ~ cup dry wblte sUces of sirloin steak wine enhanced with fresh ~teaspooosalt mushrooms. cheese and ~teaspoon pepper wine sauce. Mincedparaley When cooking bee( by" 6 ounces monterey microwave, keep in jack cheese mind that smaller cuts or 1 l.able&pooo flour beef do not brown ap-Cut beef into 4 serv preciably (except, when ings. Rub bolh sides with · s uccessfully using a worcestersbire sauce, s pecial b.rowning b asil and tarragon. skillet). Therefore it can Place in single layer m often be more appe·allng 12-incb ovenproof platter to finish beef dishes with or glass pizza plate. ln a sauce or topping of I -quart glass measuring ... om e sort. Beef cooked c u P • c o m b i n c Just until barely done mushrooms, wane. salt. will be most tender. pepper and about I BEEF tablespoon parsley Slice SAN FRANCISCO ~ cheese. Grate remain· l •.a pounds beef ing ~cheese. sirloin steak, cut 14 to Place pizza plate with '•·inch thick beef in microwave oven t t e a s p o o n and cook with full pow<'r Y.orcestershirc sauce 2 minutes. Rotate d1 <.,h 1 ~ I teaspoon basil. turn or turn beef slices t•rumbled over. Cook 2 minutes !oncer. Remove from oven. Spoon juices from beef into mushroom mix· lure. Cook mushrooms uncovered with full power 4 minutes~ Lift. !rom liquid with slotted spoon and heap on beet slices. Top mushrooms with sliced cheese. Sprinkle wttll parsley. Toss grated cheese with flour. Stir Into mushroom liquid. Cook. stirring once, 2 miPutes or until sauce is hot. SPENCER STEAK BONELESS BEEF RIB thickened and smooth. Heat. cheese topped beef 2 minutes or just lOllg enough to beat t.broui}L Spoon some o f mushroom sauce over beef. Pass remainder. Makes 4 servings. CHUCK STEAK CLOD ROAST 18 ,79 ltl 1.39 Ouor Moy.r ••v or Th-c\: t b 1 59 SLICED BACON . PKG. • O•cOr Mo,-_. Wofe, ""'" 1101 SLICED BACON p~c, 1.59 . For~r )Ohr\ 1 lb PORK SAUS. ROLLS •rc. • 79 0-BONE ROAST arHCHUCI( IJSO A 98"" CHOICE " LB. GRAPEFRUIT JUICE ,,.,, f'l-\'O .,.,...,. W • 'OVt MASHED POTATOES POQUI T AST ACO CH IPS Cti.r·•' , ... , }'I ..... , 880 SAUCE lcrw"' (•.o.,. VP 1 ~ HUGHll BRIAD .59 .69 .69 .89 1.59 "'t ., •• ..... , .. ,39~ 'G • ...,. " ! •• KINGS FANCY ELBERTA PEACHES 290Z. CAN ''f.I 'l ~·"g'e onr•~ ••011 ,IJ o totally prepor•O ""eOI •o qo r d ,~ ~!'If OI th~ Ol\Ctfl"l'lt"' . 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S.hllnv • 01. ~A llllMP COCKTAIL ........ .... otridi CIHfolly Hofll l'e!!lff 1 39 AMlllGllS ....... 1.»I\. • STORE HOURS -D'AIL Y 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM }~ .. '=0 STIMULATES young minds ~~. Saturd•Y• Pitas 1mcnv11 o•n • ~];; J In the .......................................................................................................... _______ ,"_u_•_s •. _A,. __ 1L_2_1_,._ ___ wt __ o_._.,. __ ,L_2_1._1_,_,1 __ DAILY PILOT HUGHES LIDO (formerly Richard's) 3433 VIA LIDO, NEWPORT BEACH , __ .. . . . . . . . . . ~ . . Wilc'JnMday Apt II 20. I 977 DAILY PILOT (' J J -Lamb: Thrifty. Nosh ilig for 2 Hints for feeding two: A standard leg or lamb can be dlvided by the butche r into three sections so that the two ol you can feast at least three times from the same purchue. Ftom lbe sirloin secUon, have the butcher cut 2-3 sirloin gteaks. These are excellent broiled as is with just a hint of seasoning, such as a rub of garlic and a sprinkling nf crushed rosemary. Th~ steaks c an be frozen for later use as well, as also c:an be theshanks. Shanks maxe wonderful slew, as much of the flavor of any meat stew comes from the bone m arrow. " For the roast that's left, season with lemon, olive oil and garlic -Greek standards. Savor leftovers in s alads or sliced thinly in sandwiches of pocket bread and cucumbers. GREEK STYLE LEG OF LAMB 1 leg of lamb with 2 or 3 ~1rloin chops and shank re• moved> 2 cloves g arlic 1,.cup oliveoil 1 .. cup fresh ll'mon JUIC<.' l '>2 teaspoons salt 1 ':!teaspoon black pepper 3 teaspoons orei:ano ll'avcs Lemo.o wedges Fresh mint. 1f dcs1rrd Place lamh on rat•k in f.hallow roasting pan. Cut 5 slits at intervals into top of roast Shce 1 clove garlic lengthwise into 5 pieces and insert l piece into each s lit in lamb. Mince n•m a1 nlng dove garlic; then combine with oil, lemon juice, 1.:? teaspoon ~.tit, 1-1 teaspoon pepper and 2 teas· poons oregano in s mall saucepan. Heat and stir until blended. Brus h lamb with some of oil mixture. Mix remain- ing 1 teas poon s alt, 1 1 tt•a5poon pepper and 1 teaspoon oregano; sprinkle over l;.1m b. Roast in 325 oven about 25 minutes per pound, or unlit m eat thermomete r rej:!1!>lcrs 140 degrees for m edium-rare donencss. Das te m eat occasionally with oil mixture. Rem ove lamb to heated platter and remove garlic. Garnish with lemon and m 1nt. SHERRI ED J,A)IBSTEW 1 tablespoon eookini; oil 1 large lamb shank 1 ~teaspoon salt 1 a teaspoon pep p<'r 1,~ teaspoon papnkn 2 tablespoons sherry Waler 4 small carrots, pared and halved lengthwise Ssmall whileonionc;, peeled 4 small potatoes, pee It'd and hal ved F1our - Heat oil in hca,·y s aucepan with cover. Brown lamb shank well on all ~ides; drain off fat. Add salt, pepper, paprika, s herry and 3 cups water. Cover and simmer about Lamb roasted in garlic and herbs serves two abundantly. t hour. or until lamb is almo-,t tt'nd•'r ·\nd vcgl'l.1blc~ ;rnd more wat1•r 1f needed; then cover and '>tmm£'r ah<lut l hour longt>r. Removc la m b to heatf'd dish .\rrnn,l!C' \'e,::etabh.•s :1round lamb and keC'p warm Skim off fat dnd rc.,cr ve pan Juices. .. ~ To mak<' J?r.1vy, use ll'l tJb(Pc;poons flour per r up of pan juices Rlend flour with e nough cold waler to mak<· d smooth past<' in t-1a ucep.1n ; then gradu.11ly sur pan juice., into past I' Si mmer, c;t1rrin,:! consta ntly. until smooth and th1 ckene1I about 3 minute, Pour gravy ovf'r ml' at and \'<'R<'l..ihle.., ALMOND l.A)!BSAJ.AD 2 cup-; rooked. d 1r1·d lamb '2 cups sh' C'rt•cf .ilmond.". tnJ\ted 111 cups du·1•tl c'<'l<'rv I cup sulud drt'""'"I! nr m.n onna1'ic 2 tablespoons lt'rnon 1111c ,. l leasponn .. alt C'ombhe lamb .• 1lmonds and celC'ry. Mix tr,i:cthrr rt'· mainmg m1?n'l11C'nls A<M dressing to lamb dOd mix well. Serve <'hilled NQTE If dt> .. 1rrd, !>l'rH• warm Grate r h<'<'M' mn th<' top. Crumhll' potato c hip., and <.pnnkle-ovn 1111 Pl act' m 350 de gree ovt>n until heat<'d throu.i:h <about 20mmutt·,1 LAM BSTUFF~O~GGPL~~T t larf:!<' <'J?f:!pl nnt cut in half lf'ngthwisc 3 lablC'spoons s alad oil 1 small oruon, c hopped 1 medlum·sizt!d green pcp~r. d1 ct"!1 l ~2 cups r ookC'd rt<'C l can 11 pound> tomat oes 1 Heas poon basil \'.i teaspoon gurlir s.11t 2 cups ctict'd l'Ooked IJmh Salt ond J><'PPl'r tn t.1i;te Cul center from t'J.:1?1>lant leaving 1'2 inch sheU; r eserve shell. Diec t'ggplant Combine 011 , onion, green pepper and eggplant; ~aull' until V<'f:!t'lablcs are tender. Add rice tomatoes, hasil and f:!ar hc salt : heat to boiling point. stir: · ring occasionall). Cook on>r low heat tS minutes. Add lamb and salt and ~ppt•r . mix WC'll Fill eggplant shl•ll<; w 1th lamh mhlure Pl ace in shallow baking pan. Rakl' m modl•rate nvc-n (350 dei:rces) 45 minutes. Serves I l. \MB RKE Ll"AU '•cup butlr r 1 1 cup flour • ,teaspoon 111alt s. teaspoon pepper 2 vegetabfo bouillon cubes 21t'l cup~ w afer 11'1 teaspoon soy sauce v. cup raisins \4 cup toasted diced almonds 2cups cubed cooked lamb ~large green pepper, cut in strips 1 package (6 oz.) curried rice V. cup chopped chutney Melt butter in s killet and blend In n our, salt and pepper Add bouillon cubes , watt>r and SQy sauce and took over lo~ heat, stirring constantly until thickened. Add ·raisins, almornb, lamb and green pe pper. Stir well and simmer 10 to 15 minutes. M~anwhlle, cook cur~e-d rice according to package dlrecllons. Stir chutney into meat sauce. Pl.ace rice in centtt o( large healed platter and surround w1tb .Jamb aauce. Serves 6. . ~ . ·---.. .---.-. ... , OUROWH CURED CORNED BEEF liBJ · 28 BRISKETS -~ 7..a. FRESH GROUND 59L~ Store Hours: 9 to 9 Daily -Sunday 9 to 8 Pritttlfhdfn Thurs., Apr. ZI thru'Wed .. Apr. 27 F<>STU 01 UCKY FAR.MS l LIGGID CUT UP ...... ~ .. '*' ..... 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E VRE:SSING-. by Melt DENNIS THE MENACE • fnf. 1~ SHE NAO AT 'tOJ ~ LfAVlij3 'OR 1o:xs aJT WHERE l COO.O OO 'EM.' , ............... , . . . . \\ledn«Sday.April 20. 1977 DAILY PILOT CJ 3 Wine Labeling: Italy Has Its Problems, Too By llAOlJL CRIPENWALOT '"·-·~· """' SJ""1UI• . Italian wines are com- • ins under strong govern· : ment control to protect : the buying publi c. : Uaretofore, when one or- dered Chianti, especially . i1\ Amenca . one could •'ie'l any red wine so {abeled. To get real Chianti. probably Italy's best knbwn wine outside its shores, you csn now look title it to use the name . The Spaniards were forced to cease and de · s 1s t expo rtin g t o America wme labeled as varietals (wines named after the grape> such as Pi not Noir, Cabernel Snuvignon, Chardonnay. etc., when the wines ac- tually contained none or the grape varieti e s named. The reason Italy is pr o motin g "Ed - no minazione" o n tbe label is because Italy is the problem is that there the largest wine pro-are some UOO different ducer in the world. It wines produced in Italy. also cons umes more Only four percent of wme per capita Uum any Italy's wine production other nation in the world, finds its way outside lta· so its exports to the Unit-ly. Oesplte that, Italy is ed States are below what the second largest ex- they should be in relatlon porter of wiDC1J to the to its production. world. France is first. The Italian Trade Tbejokeaboutltallans Commission is conduct· having purple feet ls no ing an education pro· longer true. The produc· g ram to familiarize lion, cultivation, press· Americans with the fine ing, and bottling of wines wines of Italy. Part of as a simple country art is no longer passed along from Cather to son. To- day there are al least 12 educational institutions o!Cering d egr ees in enoloe,y (the science or wine). The wine industry is as moder.n a s anywhere in the world. Several million Italians are involved in some phase of grape growing and/orwinemaking. Although the origin of the grape ls unknown, it is known that it grows in only a narrow belt a r ound the world and ttaly encompasses the length of that belt from the northernmos t vineyards at the foot of the Swiss and Austrian Alps to the warm shores of Sicily. Ancient Greek ex· plorers recognized Italy as a wineland and named it .. Enotria .. which means wineland. For 2,000 years the wlnes of Italy have been as much a part of Italian hfe as its food. The farmer grew bis own food and made bis own wine -from whatever grapes grew best in his particular province. But everything can be improved by selected breeding and ·cultivation and throughout the cen- turies this breeding and selection bas been going on. Thus 'the different areas of Italy became famous tor different wines. Piemonte gives us Barbera, Barbares co, Ba r olo . and AsU Spumanti. · Veoeto give! u~ Bardolino, Soave and Va lpollcella. F r om Tuscany comes Chianti; Marches is famous for Jts Vet'dicchio; Umbna for its Orvieto. Latium (Lado) pro- duces Frascati and Slci· ly is known for its Marsala (a dessert wine). for theDenominai1oned1 ~~~~~~~-~--------------------------------------------------------~ .Origine Controllala. .which m eans the wine 1s 1.~ genuine product of lhe area where the wine of that name legally co mes fro(D. Scandals have rocked the wine industry in re- ~ e'1 t years with un- scrupulous vintners or distributor s peddling mislabeled wmc. Thi• Jlallans were caught a few years ago bottling and selling synthe tic wine to an unsuspectin g ·our lower prices overall are the berries! · I . 1 public. .. The French. two years ago, were selling mis- labeled wine, des pite 1 , their Appelation Con- ·t rollee (su ppos ed to guarantee authenticity).· i Even a large American 'win ery was fined a quarter o ( a million dollars for selling a \'arictally-labeled wmc which d id not contain lhc Pequired 51 pE'rl'ent or 1 the"variE.'tal g r ape lo <'n Nutty tun ch J-'.or big kidl> and Ii II Ii: kids -mol1tsscs fl avors th~s c s un ny gem s. ·r h • y · r c n u t r 1 l 1 (I u s ~· n ~ r g i z e r ' I o I h r 1 II hroWn-bai!J!<·rs I OHNNIF. ROSS'S SON •'L O W Elt COOKIES J ':i c u ps whol•· ~heat pastry nour 1 leatipoon bakin~ powder 1 :.: teaspoon salt 1 cup m:H·gurine 1 cup dark b rown s ugar 2 teaspoonc; 'anill:i 2 cggs 3 cups old f u!>h1onNI uats 1 • l'llJ> \\ lwal g<'r m ·' • l'UP :.unflov. cr ~l'9cls S t 1r tngl'tht:'r th1• flour. ln1k1n~ po1.1. cfr r ,; n d s :i I t , C r e a m m:1rgarlllt'. sugJr :11111 'anllla. l><•;1l an <'Rgs un I ii hlcn<lt•tl , gr:iduallv stir m t hl' tlour m1xtuti• .ind then lhl' r<'main1ng rngn·cl1t'nb.. D111p h:. rouncknnnf11ls,:.? 111chl's ;i part, 1111t11 ungrC':ISf'CI cook1 .. ,h1•l'ts Bakt• 1n <1 p1 •·-t h1 .. 1ted :l75-cfrJ(1 N' O\ <•n 11 n t ii twov. tl<'d Ii lo L! m11111 U.'" lkmnvl' .it on ('I' tn wirt• 1 :u·k~ to ('Ool. ~l.1kl's ahout :; dozC'n . State Leads , 'Natch WASlll NGTON 11\Pl -California turned out s i x or rv E'ry seven 1{3 lions or .. till \.\ i1w pro chx:ed m f1 sc•.1l 1975, lht' Treasury Depa rtment reports. The r<'JXlrl on still, or noncarbonalcd, wines i-nows California produC'- 11 0 n a t 367 ,6 5 1,83 7 ~a lions. ~ccond in the li st wa~ NJ!w York wilh produr· ti~ of36,7l7,091 l'tallons. Boneless Round Steak BONDED BEEF . . .... .. LB. Top Sirloin Steak I M .. i.E:;SOONOf08tU l.O.N._ -- 11a . " 198 ~.~~'~a~l~a~~~!. ________ t~ 128 Fresh Beef Brisket , ... 138 BONDED BEEF LOIN Large End Rib Roast .. LB. BONDED BEEF ............ __ .... La 111 121 !2!el!~~~~ R~ast ____ LA 1aa Boneless Tip Steak 1sa BOHOl:DOl OAOUND ..... -...... -.--1.& P.~! .. ~v~~i_!'_ R~a~t---~---_:_l& 109 7-Bone Chuck Roast "sac ~!~~c!-.~-'!_~-~!~~-·•• .. ·---LI. 158 LolNer priced Prodl -e Navel O~anges 4 cfr~.o 5 9 t; Green Solid Cabbage 15 c loose Carrots 16c Fresh Broccoli "29c ~-1Jt ~t-J-~jd & ret lady Lee Sandwich Bags . ~ 55c Hefty Lawn Bags . 0-::' 189 Sweetheart liquid D~erg~nt 59e ~~~I-liquid Detergent .. ~, 111 Comet Scouring Cleanser .0:, 3a c Easy Off Glass Cleaner i::"' 55e Gaines Puppy Choice [lt'ldl(., ,~ .. 121 Purr Cat Food _. ... 19c Health & Beaut~ Aids ,. t ... Vlsina Eye Drops Packaged & Conned Harvestoay ~r!!ol?!.~~~-~z.r; 14 C Harvest Day !~~~~HEAT 1~ZL~ 27c ~f.~~.!~~~d _Dressing .. _ ...... o'::L 53c !.r!~~'!~at ~rapefr'!!! ~~~~~ANS 73c Fireside Vanilla Wafe~s n-ozC:: 49c Ri.~.~~A-Ro~.i -~·~ca ~~~-e~.~::. 3ac Sunshtn.a, Krispy C~~~~e~l.:: 49c Tree Top Pear App~e -~-~i.~~, ~ 75c ~ ~R~, Casserole ----'1V~ 59c ~!rvest Oa~_ Potat~~-·~ ... 23c !~~~w1L~ .~-~.~-----~::o• 83C ~estea ln~ant Tea ,_::I.A 1 ao Craamatte~_El_~~w .. ~.a~~~~!K 21 ~ ~unt: s __ Tom~.'~!~_uc! ·-,M>~AH 32c Pater Pan Salmon oA 1" i "-· .. ------------~CAlt ~L!ork Chops ----ui. 13a Chicken Breast Quarters 59c OAl.lOOVMTSISt,ll"ttllO)-............... -.. --UI. ~~g Cblcka~ Drumsticks .ltl. 79c ~-~~~-~ Turke_y_Breas~----.. -l .. 1_ 38 Fr_es~!_ur_kay_T_big_hs __ ui.88~ ~sh Turkey Drumsticks 49c ~ .. ~~~! !!!a1t~r Sliced Saco!!."'°' 1 's ~!~!.c~~~!!.~ad Bacon -s-to.nca. 11s ••• thars Lucky, for you. Dennison's Plain Chili ~ 68c ......... ..-.. ••·· ........... -16-0Z. CAil Funnv Face Drink Mixes ~ 129 r .. "'APCOA~V .... -..... -....... ..-.-.... --13-0Z.CA*' Chef Boy-Ar-Dea Ravioli o-.a 111 eu, .•. ----.. -----«O-OZ.C.\H Bell Brand Chips ~ 1 os VAIUl IYPA(;l(.16--PA(;o( .•• -.•• ------.... -.. .,llo-<>Z.P~'l. Lawry's Garlic Spread C7"' 49c .... . ....... -... ····-----·-------A-OZ.JAR Niblets Corn --f>OZ.~ .. 2ac Lady Lee Tomato Juice fl" 4g c ---·----......... -.. -·---«11-¢::.CA!>I Frozen & Dairy Harvest Day Ice Cream ............ -.......... ~GAL. CTN. 89~ Lady Lee _ .. !~~~~ .... ~2-01.~. 75c Lady Lea !~eP.~~~.9-0ZCTN. 49c !!!he~i & Meat Ca~~~!~K~ 35 c Jeno· s Cheese Pizza Delicatessen Lady Lee ~ ~~~S~~!G. 3 79 ~!~!J!~~-~a t_!leasa_~~ ggc Bob~~~~9~ef ort Dressin~f-0:;: 131 ~~~.!~ National Salami ,~a. 139 ~!~-~eesa ~~age ~-~ift .. ~~~ SU.~ 939• Knudsen Cheese Cake Ci" 27c •·v•111cnu ............... _ .......... ___ , .. -40%.CUll' ~~!"!~~~!s~~l~iscuits ,.-«w. 13c Morrell Beef.Franks ~ 79c ·--------· .. ------18-0Z. pt(Q, ---_.. Morrall Ll~ar Sausa~~--~a. 59c ~uck~ Discount Center Item• Below AvaOable at Olacoum Cent.,. On"I Other 11tatt:'!I in the lop 1 Q. producers were : 11- hoois, 7,719.207 J?allons: Vtrginia. 2,537,508: Sooth Ca rolina, 1,471,446: Mlcbigan. J ,377,861 ; \\tashington. t , 175.391 : :N'e w Jersey. 1,043,695; Georgia, 1,008,044 anrl Arkansas, 7Z7 ,975. Lavoris Mouthwash Giiiette Trac II Blades A&~!!~~-eee._r ___ w,~::N9 121 I '"'~ ggc ... , """ 1e9 Steaks Presto Daisy ~ady Tw~n Shaver ~ 77 c Micrin Mouthwash _ ,, ~: n'\. ggc Uquor&Wine !~s R!~I Scotch Wll1l!_9EJ1.n. 911 ~-~~~ Vokda .1.1· vmun .. 722 ~.~:=··....._ ....... _ ...... .. ...... ___ _ u.---·-- ·Thin ~nder steaks arc- ideal for sauteing, pan frying or pan broiling. ·Alt of thes<.' dry heat , stove lop methods call for quic k browning usi ng a minimum or ml or no ~~!2~.1~!!~~·~1~~1~!~.~-~!~~~' C~L 99° DISCOUNT SUPERMARKETS •ANAHEIM 720 W. LA PALMA AV£NUI added faL'\. Dusting first *IU£NA PAAK with flour promotes a H 31 LA PALMA AY!HU£ htrndsomc browned ap- •cosu MllA 2110 HAllBOA 8LW. *.ANAHEIM tlO 10. 8TATE COLUGI ILVO, PULL EATON ~»NO. EUCLID AV(, p~arancc, Kcl'p in m ind HUHTIHOTOH 8UCM *1.AOUNA HILLS that too h l«h heat or too •toSO lllOOICHUlllST STAUT 21272 CAIOT "O•o AT LA ,AZ loni cooking wlll tough<.'n •LA MlllAOA *OAANOI •t AHTA ANA even lender steaks. LA MIMDA IHOPPIHQ c EH TEA 2t20 IL CHAPMAM AVINU& iJH 10. llUSTOl ITlllfT I t . -........ ,.-.. _.. --"' .,.. --.... --,.,. _.. -.,,,.. ---- .,UU.lllTON 1'0 HO. AAYOMONO • OAltDIN OAOVI 1101' lllAONOLIA AV!. STOAHOP!N DAJLY t A.M. •WllTMINITElt •OAAOl!N QllOVf U071 EUCLID AV£. *HUNTI NGTON HACH tOSI ATLANTA AVENUE *HUNTINOTON II.ACM tllOO 80LIA CHIC#. AVINUI •aTAHTON •TUSTIN 7050 KAT1.1.1..A AVE. IU70 Nr;w,Otn' A\'fNUI •WHTU1NST'tR •WHITTll" HOO WUTMINITIR AVINUE: 1307 l Sf'AINQD.All IT1'HT I lfOH L MULllJtRY Olt. I l .. . " ... .,.. . . . . -. . . ... , t I ... . I • • • ' CJ4 0.4.ILY PILOT 'Nednesday.Apn120. 1977 Whole Kernel NIBLETS CORN ar: ~:"1 25c· can . ·.·~:;~·: . Groceries @ =~ ~~~~ !!.'~!:.':. ...... 40c ® ~yo~.~~~~~~~~le~~f~ .•..•. age Heritage House ~r~~~ .. ~.~~~ ...... 2F°'49c ® ~~:'~" ~~!~~~k! ........... ~129 ®~~!rP~~-t!l~.~ ....... 73c @ ~:!'k!!~P,~~~ ............... 37c @Corn King ~~~~~!~.~~~~ ...... 84c Green Giant Peas ·: :,.·:.:.~3·· ·1· "c' .='~·:: ·: ':·: ·;::::·" ·mH"=i~ . . . . 1701.Cen ........................... ;. . · · . • ··:: : Green Giant Corn 34c -----· iiliilo.---------- 'Nl101e Kel"Mll or Cream Style 17 Oz. •••. '!~r~!·:~.~.1.~~. ~.~.~.~~ .. 43c ~~~!rJ?~~ .. ~.~.1.~~ .. ~ ..... 53c @ ~~!~~~to~!!?~~!~~~ ......... $168 White. 27c Wheal, Sandwich 1 Lb. Loaf @ ~~l,'s ~I~~.~.~.~·~·~· .......... 71 c @ ~~~~~ 1~~~~an~~~~ •••••••. 66c Yellow Cling Peaches ~= °' 2 59c Hen1age House 303 Can... . . FOf Heritage House SOLID PACK TOMATOES ,~~ 29c ~Kool Aid °"'* ..... $139 ~Cherry, Strawt>erry. Tropleal Punch, Grape, Lemonade 10 Ot ...••••••••••••• -·Deli-Dairy @ ~a?i!1~~a~~21 ~~ .................. 91c ~~~~cf .~~~~~~!! ........... 49c ; @ ~!!~n'n~ ~~~~ .............. 27c @ ~~~ae?i.~~ .. ~~~~.~~.'.' ..... $149 I ® Peanut Butter ~::::,:: sac laura Seudder 16 Oz. Jar •••••••••••••• . . - Q ~ .. ~.o~~'!~.~~·P~:.;: ........ $1 49 · ® fu!C:~~ ~~~~~ ............. :.~&Sc MARCH 24th & 25th INDEPENDENT SUPERMARKET RESULTS: Fazio's again tower than all six inajor coinpetitors. Fazio~s ..•••. $110.57 Vons...... 1.14.13 Market Basket...... 114.91 Ralphs ••• ~ •• 115.61 Alpha Beta .••••• 116.06 Lucky...... 116.69 Safeway...... 120.66 On Mardl 24 and 2S. 1977 the second independent supermarket SJ.Jrv&f proved Fazio's lower priced than an six major competitors. Basket for basket. The survey was based on a representation of the U.S. grocery basket as established by the U.S. Department of Labor and augmented with all important consumer product categori~ not Included i,, the Department of l abor hstiftgs. Comparable • brands. sizes, quantities and weights were used in each item by Item price comparison. Mr. Fazio refuses to be uoderso1d. Produce Meats Frozen Foods ® ~~!~~~t~~ ~~~.~ .. ~~~~ .... 35c ® ~~z.~2rag~.~.~~~~~~§~ .. 35c Banquet COOKIN' BAGS e~J~~t. 4For$1 Sllced T utkey, sa111t>ury s1..,lk 5 Oz. Pllg. @ ~!~!~~~~ P~~~~~~~··· ..... &6c @ ~::;s0~ .• ~~~~~.~ ........... S206 ~ ~=~~o~~!~~ ................ 33c Westwood ~~:;"~!~!.~.~~· ...... , ... age - What wilt n1akc Julie Grd\'SC)n:~ phone r1n~f! .tt r. fuzio:-. new lo'"· prices. 0 Lemonade = 3 $1 Herttage House 12 Oz. Can......... For 0 ~~~8c!~.~~. ~.~.~·~·~· ........... 49c @ ~~~~~~P~~ ~.'.~~~~ •. ~.;;.55c @ ~~~;~~.~;.~;~ .......... 59c Meats 0 ~!~~!~~~.~~~~~~ ....... Lb.s1 09 0 ~!~1~!.~~~~ ................. Lb. 69C ® ~~::~~~ .. ~~~! ............. Lb.$1 29 Q ~!~1~o~~ru~!~!n.~.'.~.~.~ •••••• lb. 69c 0 ~~~!~~~.~!~.~~~~.~~b. s1 21 Freshly ~Ground Beef Patties Mede 59e ~ Fel content does not exceed :w-1 ••••• Lb. Not avallable In Nor1h Hollywood Store Blade Cut Beef CHUCK ROASTS Value ·5sc Tnmmed Lb. @ ~~~~u~t~~~~,,-:;~ ........... 4Qc Medium Size Boneless Hams ~; <. :'.a~-@ Hentage House Whole or End Portion $159 ® !~~~~,(~~8 ~~T~!~~.'~ ....... 6~ American Cheese Food 11s ' BOl'den Ind Wrap Sllee 12 Oz. Pkg ...... Miid Cheddar -~!!~~ 1 Lb. Pkg •••••.••••••• s 169 Wines and Spirits JFJ Wines ee1>eme1 sauv1g..on, 0 R!illnewtln. Ruby Rose. Nape GarNy, ftftc Chl&f'tl, Burgundy, BeeujOlal .. Quart .... .,~- Health and Beauty Aids o 2;~~.~:,~.~ ................ sgc 0 ~~.!~!!~Reo~~ ........ 99c Baking Soda ~e:>H~~~~ ~ ....... 59c .Q ~~!!:!~·~ ............... 97c Q !;'~:!!.~·.~~!~ ............... s11a 0 ~~!~~ .. !.~~!~~ ............ *1 07 0 ~~~~.~~.~.1.• .................. $148 Rain Check IN• try our very bwt, but '" the ~ we run out of •n edvertlled Item, your ator• m•t1•ger wtll court- eously give you • ralnchec* eo you mtY ptctc-up the Item at the Oft-sale price at a later date. We Welcome .Food Stamp Shoopers TheM prte. ere etfeetlve Wedn.dey, Ai>rt 20 thru TueecS.y, Ai>!'ll 2t. 1on. w. ,......... the rlgftt 10 llmlt quantlt• end r9NM ..i. to dMler• and WholeulWL ...... , . ~,,. ..... ,.. FRESH MUSHROOMS Oellclous sef'l«I wllh your le\l'Ol'll& steak 99~ ~~~~~=~ ~~.~~~~~~~~-Lb. 0 ~!!!!~ .·.~~!~~~.~~~~~~! s1 39 Pork Loin Chops 0 FamRy Pack Incl. 3 End and 6 $118 Center Cut Chops •••••••••• , ....... Lb. 0 fo:~!~~.~~~ .. ~~~~.~ ..... lb.$149 Cut-Up Quartered ~ Green Bell Peppers 5nc . 0 ~~~~.~~~ .. ~~~~ .. ~~~~.~Lb. 99c ~ Tr-v 01 a .............. · ...... ··· .... ·• ii-0 Country Style Albs 99 FRYING CHICKENS /;l;.\ Jumbo Artichokes 3 s1 Pork Loin ......................... lb. c ~ Thie*, Full H'9ada, ..... ............. for @ ~~L0~.~~.~39cot ........... Ea.5c 0 ~e~~P~~~~~~~!~.~~~.1~. 75c Farm 48C ~Fresh -~ Plneapples 49c FIOWfl lfl Fresh •••••••• , ...... • • • • ~ ~ Moisture Meters $ 97 ~ Takee 1N gu891 wont out of 5 ~plants. 9.99 ll'&lue ............ . ® f,~~~~!!~:S~!~ .......... Ea. 4gc ® Ie!":9l~.~~~~~~ ........... a 4gc @ Star-Buy Tnese are lt•me temp0ratlly reduced In Pl'loe due 10 m111nut1cturer1 promotl()(lat a110w1nct or by an e>eceotlo~al purchase. Everyday Low .. 0 ~!~~ .... low priced ltemt you'tt find 1hroughout the atore ~day of tN week. C"9c1t end compare. Mr. faJk> relu..a lo be under~. 0 ~~!,~ E~u!'!~~ ... ~.~.~ ... Lb. 39c Fresn 0 r'!~'!n~~.~~r.~.~ ........... Lb. 39c @ ~!=~~~~.~.~.~~~.~.~b. 77c 0 ~!=:!.~~! ............. s109 0 !~8e!!'!~1~ .. ~!~~~ .... lb. $195 Mr. Fazio refuses . .to be undersold. · Lb. COSTA MESA FOUNTAIN VALLEY · • 270:1-B HARBOR BLVD. 18100 BROOKHURSI • • 197 4 CHEVROLET VEG• 4 cyl • 4 soeed radio heat9r (540KY0) LTl> STA. WAGON V-8 autn Iran ~ t.1c tor1 .,,, cond1!1r)nir1g C\OWP.( <,IPPrHl I P' WP' disc br ll\I'<; now,.., w1nrjnw<, • lft n heat Pr wti1tew 111 rorec; tint"" Q 1, wh .. r>I <.:ove r ~ lugg,1r')t' r 1 ... • C487KLCI V-8. auto. trans .. lac tory olr conditioning, pawer steenng. pawer disc brakes. radio. heater. whitewall tires. vinyl rool. tinted glass. wtleel covera. (463-UCI} s3999 f'IKTO ST•. WAGON 4 cyl auto tr l"'"' r.tn " hl'ati>r wt11ti>wa1t t1r('~ tintt-d 11a,,.., wneel cover., 953JPPl """o auNAIOUT f 4 . ""1 • 1'1 -, h«;\IPr wh1~t .. y~• ~ ,. ' •n1 fl Nrh1PI .,11 n•r.r, • Q')()l.JQA , EVERY 1977 CAR OUR LARGE IN INVENTORY WILL .. BE SOLD AT BIG $$$$$ SAVINGS DON'T MISS oun 1972 FORD GUM TOllHO HOUGH•M V -8 . auto. trans . factory air cond1t1on1ng. pawer steering. power disc brak~. AM·FM stereo radlO. heater. whitewall tires. vinyl rool. tinted glass. wheol covers ( 758EL1) CASH OR TRADE DOWN OM AMY MEW OR USED CAR IM OUR HUGE IMVEMTORY ---. --- 12 MO./ I 2.000 MILE LIMITED POWER TRAIN WARRANTY FREE OM DESIGNATED USED CARS Z40'1 CU Auto trans air cond1tion1ng. radio. heater tintPd gla-;s special rims & !Ires ( 171HMH) '4499 1973 VOLKSWAGEN IUS ~ . 4 cyl . 4 speed. ari conditioning, radio heater vinyl interior. rallye wheels { 1 SOJSCJ s3499 1969 CHEV. CI 0 LOMG UO ,.U. V-8 auto trans. heater (::28496451 LUV ... U. 4 cyl , 4 speed. radio. heater wheei c overs. 14.000 m1 . beauty. (1A66973) s2799 1976 FORD fHO P.U. & SHILL 6 cyt • 4 speed. air conditioning. heater. dual gas tanks. H 0. radiator & H.0 . shOcks. (1A83837) . . s4799 -~--- '~ -._ .... /l'lfli~•I Oltl'ftld b.•I~ Oft ~ 011v O.al.r b.v l onl Mocor Co. IAU DCl'T. MOUU ,._.,., • A& ... , ...... : • A.-. ............ 10A.&te .,. 11.vtfl & Puts ,._.,ril 1 A.M. ... , .... 10.-.. t , ... ~1 PMTS Din. OftN IAf. I A..M. te I P.M. 1974 TOYOTA LOMG IED ,,U. 4' cyl 4 soeed. radio. heater. l t C243721 s2499 .· t3999 • •• .. • • t -. • • •. 8.e' DAILY PILOT * W.On!!d!y1 Ap!il 20, 1917 : 4ong Beach Man Victor # $10,800 Prize for First Round Poker Win ' ..... • A Southern Call!omJa man toe* lbe fint vi dory »• eaablh annual World Serie& d ~er at l.u Vqas • • BWy Allea of Loq Belcb woo $10,800 ln the orDltmmary ace-rive Timll lowball game which li~ed off the series. Thirty-slx players were en- Wtd :-Vic Reakk of Glendale 'WU second, wtnnln1 ~.400. and th1rd went to Mickey Appleman. New Yj){k City, who won $1.&eo. •. ·:The preliminary. ~ buy·ln aame laaled u~ ••• ~· . \... iJflglan st.amp collect.or Fram aeee BerUD&ta &old one of the world's rarest poetace at.amps Lo give hia daughter a $137 .soo wedd1D1 present. "I 'm very satisfied," Myrtam Bertlalbt. ~. said after walchlng the penny orange Mauritius PEOPLE sale ot her father's one· ( J stamp at a major auction of rare stamps. ..._ ---------' It was bought by a dealer for an umdentlfled client. Her father. who said the proceeds wUl finance his daughter·s marriage next month Lo a physician from Ostend. Belgium. also had ca.ute for saUafac- tJon. The orange Mauritius brought more than an even rarer blue Mauritius which he sold ln 1972 for $)~,000. • An unemployed Buffalo steel worker. convicted of mailing a bomb threat Lo sportacaater Howard • Coull tn 1973, has been sen tenced Lo one year's probation. Taylar, a ll-year-dd mambef' ol t.be oou.nt.Y'a 1ov· erntng boe.rd and a privet.a contndor. An asto&oa wu demanded by Benrly Yip, admlniltnUve ~aior for the Unkm of Pan Aaian c.ommunttJes of San Otego Counly, after the conrerenee laal week. • Wbll do llmmJ Carter and Du Quayle have In co,nmon? Bcl&.h are pollllclana. both are new ln Wuhlqton and both prefer lhe informal venlona of their namee. And 90 James Earl Carter Jr. took the pre- aldenttal oath u Jim Ill)' Carter. J . Danforth Quayle. a first-term Republican congreuman from Indiana. wants equal treatment. In 1 lettertothenewa media he wrote "May I pleue make a request that you refer to me u Dan Quayle ln.stead of as sometimes reported -J . Danforth Quayle. Even though l ran in the primary u J Danforth Quayle, I d1d run in the seneral election as Dan Quayle. All my news re- leases go out under the signature or Dan Quayle. All my check signing or other signatures In my legal or ortlclal capacity are now Dan Quayle." • Sens. Edmund Maakle and Barry Goldwater are usually on opposite sides of issues But Muskie. a liberal Democrat. and Goldwater. a conservative Republican. found themselves ln agreement twice wllhln 24 hours. Both favored deleting a limitation on outside in· come from the Senate code of ettucs. The next day, U.S. Distrtct Judge .Jolm T. Curtin Imposed sentence on Marian G. Batko, 30. who was , convicted by a federal court jury lasl month. , Goldwater testified In support of a Muskie bUI to put expiration dates on all federal programs to force a periodic re view or their usefulness. Muskie. presiding at the h earing, told the Arizona RepubUcan. "Senator. you r• alize this makes the second time In 24 hours that you and I have been on the same s ide. Some Batko wu accused of mall Ing a postcard to Cosell before a Buffalo Billa' National Football League game ln Rich Stadium. • COULL Cosell was part or the American 8t~adcasting Co. crew Lhat telecast the game na U°"aUy. • Thf' Information Association's slogan ls "Put tlng Information al Your Fingertip&." Correct information Is somethtng else again. The AssO<'latlon pul out a press release an nounclng that it is gi vlnl': an award lo Sen. James L. McClellan CO-Ark.>. whose first name la John. • President Carter. House Speaker Thomas P . O'NeUI and former Senate M&Jorlty Leader Mike Mansneld will receive honorary degrees at the University or Notre Dame's graduation ex- t•re'\st'f; May 22. Others to receive honorary degrel'S include United Nations S e;rct a ry General Kurt Waldheim and Arthur F. Bums, head of the Federal Reserve Board. Carter will give the com· mencement address and receive an honorary doctor of laws degrees. 8UllN$ • A San Diego county s upervt.or who used the term "Japs" at an economic conference to discuss lnvltinR Japanese companies to San Diego says he won 't apologize "I don't particularly want thf" .Japs lo come hc(c and run our businesses," said SupervUlor Lee P llDIJC NOTICE , '"" TIUO\ avi.tN£~1o N .. ME \TAflMf .. t .. ,_ I ... , ,, I 11 •''"" J<Jf••l th • ,, •• y. f"1 ,,..., I h11 t ,,_ IP'j H,.. t ., I••~ 11 01 t1'~ .f1lf' " ,.,,,_I J\ ''" I 1nl J'W(1 I ... .....,. 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J M(,.ln"") 't tl')r :t. .... ,:. LJ,,,;. r ....... >.,'.i'•] ,,.. pj~IY'}r~ l.J'i',I( !~~ Hert.en Hawkins Reatton ( """" .. ., o..,..,.. (,...,..I N ·~ .. "'"'' ..... •-"\• r ... ,~ .._ -,,. 1"' 1:" ~~ • l l .,, r 1 '.,,, • 'I " • ., 1-··-r•·" ) "I I" •ltw> "l 1 • :----· 1.' .. 1 ........ , :l ,....,~....,,,..lot -R,..., k (. .,,..., > .. ' v CoahedWahce Real &tat. Inc. C!O:? t At an1 , JI 'l.4~q.,oi. l >-i B 962 44!>4 .. -j, ~ .... ..,..,. ; ,""....,, p ,.....,., ...!\ .... ; ""rt" t J' . . ~ ,. ... .. ~lPr-". ,,¥~ ...... , ..... , ,., ....... J ;"~Arr •='\._iJ .. 1 ,. 1c.· T If:' ,.. n"I' .,... ,,,..,., .,, Coats & Wallace ... Estah, ltK. 9021 Atlan1a at Magnolia H B at Magnolta H B 962·44t>4 962-4454 ...... ~~~~~~~~~~~-+~======= Ha.EH HOLMAN • ..,.,,." !") ,j,vi.,,.,~p,rj ,.,, ......... \"' 1hl.1 • l "" ti' ru~ I tr\ ,h,, '"' t nl • ,,1, t"°'trvrw' ,, f "' .... t i "'". t , ... l' ho., • , ... ' ''''"' .. II"' j • I I ' rJ I 1 n A1 """ 11' f ., .,.,... ""' ,.,_ f'I•"' f • 'V" ,.. 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'""""'J H·•' "'" "',..~ 'l f ,,.,, IP"' eof ,i,.., tJ,,"f"'.l" 1-bb-v.(1-vn MMO 8onrd nf R<>J'l.-v< n t'l/b A'v>wY n')mr..J '!? ... ~tr..,. .,f ...... ., ... ,, '"' 1175. In 1<114 ,_.... ,..,,.....j n• P,.,\oCMn, of W n..,•n; (,..~I nf , .... ~ H '>•bar Co,•, M,. ., Boord of R"°hnrs. Auocfat9d lrolcen Sentce 2025 West Balboa Blvd NewPOrt Beach 673-3663 IOIBT E. HUl.D LEADllSHtP SA•"MAM OF 1"I MOMTH Rob••t wor\f'd pre...;~1y for Wo"tt!< and LM and tronsf!flf9d 10 Ltood.-«h.p R...,. bto1", 17421 S..och ~ H 8 and on the Y9fY fwq "~of rtw. Montll" 1n h r\ nttw O\\OC•Ol1on w11h l~ L.-:...,IMlty 17471 Beech BIVd Hunt!~ Beech I .,, 1• • • ....... i· ; '' • t) r I 1•• ("J' lo .. ) ~··,. ) 1n H~ ·~, ..... f .... ')o. r"\t ,~ •• )< U'..,""" l. •f'll 1 ..... .., .... ,.. 'T'l'"•··· ')t'I ., .... , .., to.---Al !'111 rr ., 1 • :i ·••, °'"•" M i.o., 0.-. <Y ~ .t: \A••rnn·•• f t~ •• H1.1 '''"1'...,., R-· , .. 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Holde11101 i~ o rdor'" buso· 1'19\S ~ ~ marry ytl0'1 ,,. ~ & ~llol.q pnot to entering •ed estClle Tfle locol oH>e• of Georqe ~Co .. compn~ 20 'l(Jles ~. has "" ~ 1eco«H for "'p!J'\""Q ti. company·, moll opttm•\l>C p-idcticn\ n.c •• ,.--.co. 881 Dover Dr .N B. 831-1800 ... JEAN DOUM 1 ... t Hi 14* "~ If') ')1 ·~) ,. ·~·· 1 =< • l ~ )"\ j J·.J"" l· c.,..i~· .. t. 11,, .. N A,... V"' "' '"' ,,., f.Ji•.Vll"',.. S,,..,.·h A,,, 1 ,,, )I •'•r..-:w••·~ I I i.i h•'7 1 -Y,18'-a,•i,Jt NJ,.- ... '"" ,, ,, "~ I "l C l ,.,.wt!':'' t ..._ l ~ • ..,.h U"'".1•<#' •v .. ..,, • .,.., .,.+ow ... ..,., h., .. ::1 7 (\.,•H .,,., ~·1 ;,n.j h 1·, 17P•)f pni(. ..,,j.. / -N •Ii tr(Jt1.,f,,..,,,,, (l"J'f ht¥ ~' Coats & Wallace Real Esfclff Inc. 9021 Allan1a at Magnolta H B 962-4454 PERRY ZIMMBtMAM Wnr~1,.,., l"'J\ tJ cl'lin.r,,,-h,.,,, nf,..,.,,,(',..,,, ri '~ ,,,,, P'""'"' """"11, r l>:i'i<>N)" 1.,, Pt•rv ,.hr, •?t,,,j ""''h (()')•, & Wr,k, o I) y ,"r'> 01• 11Jf'rin1 \QIOI OW?d t, ,.j_, ,1r"""1f 0'~'""' "'""'' hove W orn<' n wr>y r-f 1,fe fo, p,..,Y who~ I t>P L"'"' ol •hf> Boatd of Reolt"'' f,.. 4 yn Top L"'"' for Centi & Wriloc., lor 8 "'' . & top~ le-t-.1 compony f0t S of thcxe yeot10\ """'' Also '\81'V1Ce IO I I.ft Boad inc:IJCJod 2 Y'" Oil tho Boord of Dwet10o~. Coats & Waloce .... Eshih, htc. 1491 Baktf'. Costa Mesa 546-<C141 l&tTEACWE Mooooqer ICen T topi wm ~· ed 10 that p.wt""' ~y 1 mon1hs ah., joinlnq ti,. Valfey Realty Re~ ~in!Nine. . In commond of IS Solet AssociotM ot the ~ Beod!/1.-.. soles offtCe, ICer•s dldcOllon IO 11,. real eSIOle p-ole.\OI t\ obv'°'1S IO olf wl>o~hm. Aft., ~ ,...,,~ Volley (olleqe, majcmq ., bu-•nf'\\, ICen immedw:Jt"'y cho<Yn rfld e\IClllf> oi o pofess.ori. k • ··~., include• ~ ~ .... -hr>m. arrd land ,,_,,...,, tole1. Y AU.EY UAL TY l470Jamboree Rd. Newport BHeh Vlillldnesd1y.Apnl20. 1977 * GUY COATS J~, f ,,,..j.. ~Ir~.,. I, N 1 J"' " 11;.\ h.-i '"P'l•-J.'111,, f .,., ''> 4 rdl ,, ~""'=f •h.-' f;.V'l'T't• (,'°', t JI ,,.. J ,..;~ h n ,, f, • H+Jf'lf1n'l'tjl"'I S.· l >, r J,,...pvi 13-. J'lo\ Y,n D 11rio -, "'" J ,....-. nr ,..,,'1 ,,, ,, H'l"b~ .. !, Sol•·• Co.'>'.':J 'vl<...,::i In .:>H"~~ 10 '••V> 1 t f P· •""-"'"~V h.)n<'fimi row tf ) t ,rjP 1n 1..,i.,., f~t Div .I!. D••vrJ~• ~f n /•• lomay t.J,. ... Hom<?" & .,,.,.,.n,,,j o v<'>lume of V 7 M.'I'°' lost yr..Y "' '"'''" Coast & Wallace Real Estate, hte. 1491 Baker Costa Mesa 546·4141 0.onl)A Co R.eoltor. pr"'1uced 100 "''0'" \r.)les 1n e cc.e\' !'f S•I! 001 OJ) "' tO V''• '°"'.:hto-i 1h" I I I TOT/\L '~·al ·~ .. IOI') e-lu<o•.nnrl P''Y.l"o<n Th,. ll'Qrn "') rr>•r r•<'>••ri"' o complete """'" 1,,6""'''1 · 1olA1 P'<'>q•om ovo•I. 10 ofl \ol"'P"nnl"' Th11 compr~""" -40 h. COUIV! 1nc'1tJ01 o Worhl>oP qvong ~no-lodqe & 1l·"1 ·~td •o bf. ''''Cf!\\(ul & mo J.,,, one\ du<CJb.r.'Y •n I~ pro I ewon Hew WCll'ld Dlsco.,.ry ....... P0.8011909 (71'4)996-3480 Placentia. Ca 92670 IEADRURY ra...~ ' l"" n~· ... i~t .. rraq " f , • , ,) t ,• ,..~1 , ... ••'J"e "')rr c ~on-... J b1 IJ.• l nf (0-,1 ?; Wn ., • <~.., ~f\')W t 0 'Jt'!'VY-' (rv ~h. ,,. JI ,. I,,,~ mo·~··' & ... p or ........ onvl twn.m' or ufY''h tn f+rwj 'VJ y J ) ~()~Q rt prom " n l ..... , '"ii! of <>"" r '., . 1hro1.1,., n fl<;OO-N rS O'\ ""f'W""'''l"t m •1•t IO hr~ \UCCe.\ No ..,...,.-j,., 8° ') hm or h.l"Ynd o.e< O<lO M,11,,n ~'"' dollr.11s "' l'"' J months' Coll So4o ~ 141 ond be omonq •ho ~PPY <".l1PnH ·~now s~-. Coats & Walloc~ Real Estah Inc. 1491 Baker. Costa Mesa 546-4141 CAROL nt TOllM (0<t1lyn ;.. Vocf' P1"'iidtin1 ol i-r nm· pony, ~\o.1<7'f "' 1•1 ""°"°'1"MOnt and o •.ip ... ...i .. 1NO"NJI>"' 1?17 t • q•• SI '> M .on \O•"I ~~ 8. ...... hu'bo"J Hal Tobon. ore c""*-ntinq 6 Y"\ 0 1 •Old full''-""''° ~001 h tote 0<<yJn1t'lloon comp/1th• With 10l111. d""'' lnpmen•. ond p•op0"Y ,.,...,.,,,crm<"" A r&1oden1 of H 8 f0t 11 '(' ·. ,...,, " 0<""8 '" l1'IOl'y CO<'t'I· mun11 y OtqClllllOf l()fl\, TolMR Realty Inc. 5142 Warner Ave .. Huntington Beach 846-1371 DAIL y Ptl.OT D3 CHUC1( EVERETT t-h' P O•odnd inow~ d I" Jt-•' "~ P • J"'' , t"Y°"'e ' •J. ..1 ...._..,t.., ~· hr0m1~ b ;'ff~ .,.,,.~ :rn q ~ J'' •' '"' ¥'/ ~h (.,.,,,, .v.. w 1 j ,~ l k\•1 ... rl·•) .iriq l.ll•f\( rt JI,., lr'hiD' f w.,k1 • •f>"I ,, l ',IT•• p,,,.,,.., • t J P'•)1' 11 • j ~!!,.,, ~o ''V ]I h,,1 .,, to mJ.,Y 'lf""'N c '"""' Con•,' th-I\ "' f f)'~t... """"' (' ..... '#\ >N 0 .. r r .... " •rn , >1 M'VJ" .. f~ 7 1 .,,. ven·~ Av••-nn'l S7 M II .., .., y '" ,01,,. & 1, ,,.,,.,., Coll ~4" 4141 o" l 'l"' f.,. (Hl.ICX EVER~ IT Coats & Wallace Real Estate, Inc. 1491 Baker. Costa Mesa 548-4141 PetA IQtmod Holmon R.....,,ty fn h10 l'l7b IO pr~n '""'"~tmt "'"''"''. •o ,,....,,.,, .....,,., ..... h '" '""' '"'" f'.l'OO'"ly th.w.ynlvn\ DJI ly~ •h • '" nn•ro:il Lnnwl~dr')n f"'Q•1,, t Con\ult Jf'lt fo,.. Orf' m•f"l•m ,1 (t')mpart.J '" lu'l 11,1 n 1 t ,.,nim1 ·, " Holmnri ~~ndtv ron f"""' In muo• I"" li•,t '1'J •.r.V'-f• f')n (U,tl'l'T'l•ot" ,,..,,.,,, t Pttte \ b:YI 7ounrl ,,,..1,,..J,., '1" MS_., f•om USC, IOO"f,.nq 1i-o, onrj coniultaw v"""""' •o bu--,~ ~ I~ mJ.117y Oil CO\t V\ bMQf,,, ol proqrom olternQ!tves HOLM.AH REALTY 32141 AlipazSt. Su1t&.G San Juan Capistrano. Ca . 92629 Off. 4~9300Bus 493-0695 ~~~~~~=-~+-- J Born .. 1.onq 8eodl. hos t-. ooi.e ., H8FV Boaod of Realtort for 4 yecws, ~ belnq one of 1"9 top procilcers ~top inYW· .....,. sales for ...V:V Boord in I 9'1b. ~ Jo""·, 4 yec:n. "° 1-os told O't9r S22.0XHXJl "' rf'd 111tote. Jot,, is QC!..., ~ Sdes ~ ot Tobrn Reol!y I..;. and CY!Mt on many cMC ollr," M.....tx-< ol H11111onqton Bench Nmh Rotay and 1e\lden1 of Hvnronqoon Harbour. Joly, wos o conOdotf' for C.ty Counc~ ., the 1'17b~ T.W.IMltvlK. . 51 42 Wltmf/t Avenue Huntington ee.eti. Calif. 846-1371 leode'l ore meosind by ••· cellenc11 of •eplCllOI\ ....;co, ond l•m e·hon :>red teol euote irondords: GARY ICNOX ii o meowre of~ eoctlence. 11 ~ Cl"'<f~ ,,f IM de7ee rhot q.v11•. LINGO REAL ESTATE ns ,,,. put at t0n of lt!Mce ond inteql1 y. • LINGO UALBTATI 31706 Coast Hwy. South Laguna '49!M551 \ .. IJCICIYBlS ().,.,., of We.id Real Estate ij " Voi..an ~. Wllh 911Cl~"Oo Vnt soltt. Rick hos mode .. ~ Cou"IY'' Top Solesml:Jlf 'fo• 1'112-197).IW4-IWS.mb & ~·' tlely 1'177. ~ soys I,. holdi, S• '""°"wot!. or ho.nes & opt.~ 1 mo1tly "' COiia Mesa & Sonio Iv--~ Bre'\ is a '4.«eHllA c. M f!...,.."' ReceMld 1ap uro) ~ & ~<P°' ~11;,,g ~ from .... ll1owprv• Harbor (01!0 Meld Bood • 1 Reollors. &,..$ ~ e•c~ ;o''"' 100 ~ P"' ITIOfllh. H.. .. ) Ve1eron Sf-O<t. ,, Wortd•-~ I 3015 B Harbof BIYd.· ' Costa Mesa 566-m " .. ~ DAILY PILOT ~ Wednetday. April 20, 1177. t-• .. r.e • 1002 G....... 10021GetMrol 1002 GeMt"• . 1002 Ge•r.e 1002 Gwr.. IOOJ Ge•u.e IOOJ GeMrClll 1002 G"'"'el IOOZ ···••·····•····•••···· ····••·•··········•··•· ................................................................................................................................................................ . ..,. . "Why Should You Be A. ·Whelan Real Estate l;.-I Customer: 'I ... ··:1 Consumer service is • • our #1 objective. ·2 We have the best -:·· •trained professional · sale staff available. 3 Your complete . • satisfaction is our only business. Why Should You Become A. Member Of Our Winning Team: 1 Our continuous train- • ing program. 2 Excellent staff of pro- • fesslonals. 3. Excellent reputation. 4 Positive mental at- • titude & Atmosphere. 5 We guarantee the sale :· ... • of your home. 6" Our staff will provide ·. •the fastest , easiest ··· financing available for ·::·, your purchase or sale. Marguerite Anderson. Gus Alba. George Asplen. Dick Ausness. Allan Blackler Ray Bram1e11 Gary Bones. Pat Bower Gay Caldwell. Gregg Ca11enee. Ralph Corn6jo, Paulanne Correll Leonard Elardo Carl Ensley. Jody Epstein. Scon Gerrie Debbi Gross Pattie Hall Joe Hawley, Ron Hhnka. Jell Huntress. Ste11e Johnston Bob Keane. Marcie Khrmn. Joan Mardirosian, Doug McNamee, Steve MOfrison, Thelma Mulllns. Dale Northey. C W Phlllips, Ed Phillips. Jim Pierce. Tyler Pollock, H B Price. Teresa Ou1ck. Bob Ruelas. Mary Ellen Russell. Rose Russell. Shannon Russell. Stacey Rymal. Frank Sarabia. Jim Skawlnskt. Brenda Thompson. Woody Thompson, Dan Troiano. Irma Utley. John Whelan. Luis Yero. 5 We care about you • succeeding. 6. Fastest growing Real Estate company In Orange County. ,.,.,.• .. ., r,' '· 540-3666 EASTSIDE CHARMER IEAUTIFUL con AGE OM TREE LIMED STaEET Just remodeled 3 BR. 2 BA 1n C M s onme loc. close to schls & shop g 540.3666 H. L PRIME 4 BA 1 :\4 BA w/tree CO\/ lot Loads of pri11acy on your co11 patio. Owner w/carry a 2nd. lo help finance Call 891-7155 30 UHfT 20 UMIT COMPLEX still a11ailable . close to ocean in prime coastal area. Call fOf deta1ls. 540.3666 HODOWM Se11eral 3 BR & 4 BR. 2 BA homes. Priced from $40.000 All loc. Hurry for best selection. Vets call now1 191-7855 898-7855 ~for S• Houses For Sale Houses For Sale HousH For Sale Houses For Sale Houses For SCIM Houses For Sale Houses For SCIM Houses For SCIM ..........••......•...................................•.•.......................................•.•....................•......•.•.........••.......•.•.•..•...... ····•·•···•········•··· ·············•··•······ G.Mra1 I 002 GeMral I 002 GeMrot I 002 GeMral I 002 Ge.ral I 002 Getterol I 002 GeMral I 002 GeMr.. I 002 G..wrat I 002 ., .............................................................................................................................................................................................................. . IF A Homt-in Turtlerock 1!. wb~t your're looking ror :Ob\C !iee this 3 Bedroom ly! Call CARPET 7S4-1202 _...__ SA VERDE 3 bedroom. 2 ome with new ng, drapes and or fun and enter· tumtng a large yard with ~ & filtered pool. fo\11f price 182.000. CALL s.56·2660. ,»ELECT PROPERTIES OPEN HOUSE- DOVER SHORES A dramatic location, with panoramic view of bay, ocean & Fashion Island . A magnificent home with 4 spacious bdr m.~ .. large family rm. with frplc . & wet bar & large, formal drnmg rm. 3 Car garage. $350.000. 1238 POLARIS DR., Open Thurs. 1·5 BIG CANYON RENTAL Luxurious 4,000 sq. ft .• with 4 bdrms . & huge game rm. Custom landscap- ing; right on the 6th green. $1500 month. 759-0811 . .' $&5 000 f •l'•ONEWPOH TCl'ljTEtlDlllVl l!>'10P11 ~tr\) Eu ts Ide, 3 bed rm . 1 "'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ ~ blJ.11 on quiet comer .1:;; ft~ for your boat or G....,... 1002 G.-ral 1002 n\Cttc:tr home. Hurry, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• j·_,..,.. HERITAGE won't last. C.11 M6·5880. L l aa~STSfDE -Gllll'G ' • REALTORS FAMILY-$72,900 Rmc ...... Prime Eaatslde Costa WITH vllW Mesa location! Giant " paneled Uv. rm., bu&e -..... ------1 fam rm. hosts massive bnck frplc Convenient Nearly 2 acres nesUed amoag giant oaks only 2VJ miles to the surf with a remarkable cu1tom bUlll 3 bdrm + Un + family rm home de· ailfMld to maximize the pano ram ic , billy rancbland view. Also s car covered puking + room for campers, boat.s, etc. The corral can ac· commodate as many bones as you could ev•r want with room to spare. OFFERING PRICE OSTAMISA 2 Bdrm., 2 baths, brand n~ _ sondo, never oc-cotJIH; 2 car 1ara1e, ~J.o aundeck /balcoQ1. '1• • chef's kitchen. Lar1e aeduded master wing. Slld101 1lasa doors to ~llo • E·Z care yard. Possible UIUmPlloo of low VA loan! 1ake ad· vantage, call now. 64&-7171 associated 11 "' U ,._ f p ~ lf f /\ l T I • Q '1 ... V\i t' 1lt ' J. • ,. 6 ON't f/1 9 • If S H/fol IO If MC(; 1 --------· [ 'fl:ISIUll (',:AISTTIMI '···~· OffBID a.r Uncoln model in 9't1ru1 Woodbrid1e ea. I 1or1eous ma. famlly room. up•raded arrd rully decor.led. will help finance. flnt to tee thia one -111111-....u. l'll-ea.50 "fl f •tr S llJlll !OMNitf• • NEAR . PARK sno.ooo. Ctl644-721 I /Jn :"41(,[L lll\lllY Eli /\5'JUC11Hl5 Just Reduced! This 3 bedrm 2 bat h home with dining room plus huRe family room wuh ~el h:i r has JU St be<'n rt.'<luccd $1905. It alw ha::. ;l mummolh fish pond and workshop The pnce? Sl67.99S Call 546-4141 ~ COATS& WALLACE REAL ESTATE . INC. SHARPEST BUY IN TOWN llllffs VJ.w Of The Cltlppew-Raif That's the Light Footed Clapper Rail, of course. One of the thou.sands· of birds that flock to the Back Bay and you can be one of the few people with a panoramic view of the Back Bay from this 3 bdrm, 1950 sq. ft. Trina condominium. Th~ original owners took meticulous care of this end unit located across from the pool. It's on fee land and subject of estate sale. Move--ht-A.ble in Harbor View Homes. New paint inside and out. Upgraded carpets. wall coverin~s and drapes. S Bed.rms, lge family room wtwet bar. Formal din· Ing room. 2 Fireplaces. View co11er cd patio. Somerset model Asking only $1tl9,950. 644-7270. UPPIRIAY VIEW-DBJGHT ESLEY N ~YLOR CO. H..EALTOH.S si 11<;e 1 !MH rRIDE OF OWMERSHfft-S2'5,000 Near new quality bit 5 unit bldg in N e wporl Harbor High vicinity. Gorgeous 3 BR owner's unit w If am rm, formal DR & 21h baths. 4 other unit.s w/2 BR. 2 baths. Atriums & patios. A rare item in this harbor area. Call today for.information. 21 11 San Joocp1U. Hiia Road MEWPOIT C&ITE:lt, M.L 644-49 I 0 GtMrOI 1002 G....,-.. 1002 • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• WHY! U~IClUI: ti{)MI:§ Charming 3 Bedroom, 2 bath home with sweeping upper Newport Bay view, luxurious Master 1--------·l·--------hedroom suite, soaring •On cul-de·HC •Close to everything •A 3 bed rm charmer •Plus lg rum pu.<> rm •See to believe •384 Mira Loma-Off I rv •Open WE'dnesday l·S Or anytime by appl REAL TORS ... 675·6000 2443 East Coast H ighway. Corona del Mar also in Mrsa VPrde. at 546·5990 GeMral , 1002 GMHGI woodbeam cathedr al beam celUngs and muc h more. Only SUS,000 ree. CaU 644-7211 Exclusive Llstin OPEN DAILY S IDl.M-5 IATH FAM FORMAL DIME ror fa mily with maid, mother·in·law or for pala tial entertaining. 1226 P olaris, Dover LAMCM.AHIM.AMD (1 > 40 Acre rarcel, (1 > 20 Acre parce <•) 10 Acre parcels, lets than a mile rrom CalHornla City Airport. 400E.17'1 C.M. ~~ Shores. $350,000. Open l·S lacklavAcre• M9M .. M_. ~~~~~~ 400£.17" FORAll ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 620 Acres near Newhall. For lnformaUon call. 64&-3928, eves673·4571 Rambling J\ancho on Jt,A, !:i1~ cri: ~~: r:~~ C.M. aaus acres-on bluff overlook· bedrooms. family rm, NO Lachenmyer l og bay a n d bird SURF VIEW sanctuary. Be outiCul heavy ab.ake roof. lUed entran ce way & Plus Ocean & shore north landscaping with large fl.replace. Great location to San Clemente from pool and separate party close to part, tennis HAY spectacular 36' living house. Room for boraes courts and all schools. room "' ll{e rear yard. or tennis or botb I Just Ualed call 54e-S8llO N I I •-• B $550,000. <All for appt. to , fulld~·" ewers ng e awry• r, .or ....... a. but l~of room for 2\.Ai ba in beauUful La see Jolla on approx ~ acre PETE BARRETT Honea! 118 Acres near lot. Very attractive, low Newport's Back Bay! maintenance, land!cap· -REALTY-Call Ing. (ruil trees, e1c. In 642-5200 . i--------i REDCARPET 754·1202 Newport-~M t~ above _ _ _ _ GeMr.. I 002 Gfltef'al I 002 combination would run ~ •••••••••••• •••••• ••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• substantially m ore.1--------•I $219,000 Owner /Bkr. 7806 Via Capri, La Jolla. 45&-7549. Open ~nday. -... •EATHTWIG VIEW Would )'OU like New-port '1 Ii nett ad· dress? Do you entertalQ? la foll your ba1? Enjoy a pr vale pool? If you aMwer yes to the above, call aboul this lovely Bl& Canyon bome. 64°"4161 & COATS &WALLACE REAL ESTATE . INC . • • WAIJ[ TO TOWM OI DACH Don't miss this charmer iD old Corona del Mar. Three bedrooms, two baths, sparkling and redone and reduced to sell. $127 ,500 Rralto r GtMr .. 1002 G....,.at 100% ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~II. macnab /Irvine ~ realty RANCHO SAN JOACi)UIN UVI ~I A llM9 OI ~ Beautiful San Joaquin plan. . .2BRs + den, tlining room & VIEW. Golf course location, noar tho 10th tee. Dowustain unit. $105,000. (P.S) II A WIMMlll Live in this delightful San Carlos Plan: w/2BRs & dining room + many extras! $110,000 fee. CP48) L.ala ~ 712-1414 . . .. . . . . . . ' • • If --' . ·;• ~·Few-Sak ... ~Fors. Wednesday. Apnl 2Q, 1977 DAILY PILOT .eit ~ Ci ... ;;· ......... io.oi c;;;;;: ....... io.i4 .. °"' .. FoC" w. Ho.n•• For w. Hc.ses For w. ·:·~~ ...... !.~~.~!-...... :~~!.~~••••••• ~.~~ .••••• , ~.~.s:!':........••r~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••• .. •Wj ••••••••••••·-•••••••• -••••••••••••••••••••• Pomt• .,..., 1034 n-. 1044 I GftMrol I 00 G1Mt.. I 002 G.Mt-• I 002 G1•rwl I 002 Open L9Z5 Lanai Or. 58r, ..................... .. •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••~ ••• .. ••••••-•••-••••• xlnt co"ntry clb loc ~Park i sty, 3 Br ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••• .. • WHATAREYOU WAITING FOR? Home pric..s to drop? l n tht.· last year, the median price of an exbling home went up 6.6%. And, rh,il was a s mall increase compared lo the 10"~ increase or recent years. Remember. hom es may seem high now. but they'r e an investment that will start ;ipprccialing ror you lmmediatcly. MortC)OCJe interest ratH to come down? They might -out it's not likely. Even .i:-.summg a slight drop, your dollar s avings <'Ould l><' wiped out by the increased tost of huying your home later. More money in your SOYlnqs occoum? As long ;1s 1nfl<tl1on rontinucs to su rpas:-. lhc 1nlcn·st p;,iid out 011 s;I\ ing:-., and ,v11u c·ontinuc lo pay tax on vour earned int <'rt.'sl, .vou 'II come up a losl'f Y CMlr lmdonl to lower the rent? :'lill'C idea, but drc>am on ~ H} ou truly want a home of your O\\n -one Lh..1l ~nu <:dn build equity in - \l O W JS Tiii-: T l1t E TO BUY. DEC IDE '.\!OW! I W h .v w ;1 1 t u n y I o n g e r ? Ca 11 a H 1-:ALTOR " for professional advice • ind <.1:-.:-.tsl ante in fi nding the right h11mC' for you. Newport Harbor /Costa Mesa Board of Realtors THE lAnD ... r ' PRIVATE PROPERTY w:EK[B an lnwsfment fof ~ r<tALlOr,· All ""'5! .) .. 'r..-r- -----~ APRI.. 17th to 23rd ' Gfltnol 1002G.-rot 1002 .............................................. 11A YF'RONT. pier & flnut. lots SlSS.000 111 $.'\:!.')non. to hu1ld vour own custom h11nw S1•\ <'r.tl an·Hc; lo t•hnoc;e from I' H f':STIG £ waterfront homes with ptl'r & float from $385,000 up BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 Bayside 011v .. N 8 b75 blbl G~ol 1002 GeMNI ..•.•...........•..•••• .........••.....••..... OCEAN VIEW G...eral §alh1hurq ... . . llA l.llOA ISi.A '.\I> • 673-6900 • 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• CE 110111 BLllNS CD. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE ''ILUFFS .. FIRST OFFERING! Ui"hly upgraded 1 story *'Linda" model townhouse with gated patio entry & wrap-around rear patio & dog run. 3 Bedrooms, 2 baths. m aster suite. Fully air conditioned. Electronic filter. Redecorated throoghout. New carpets & drapes. All ele<'triC kitchen . Including land. $158,500 631-1800 CHA'' &'MS COMrAlltSOH SI 34,000 Exquisit~ly ·d ecorated Green brook Granada. Features 5 bdrms, incl. a chic mas ter . s uite wit h private balcony. Splocious home provides an elegant selling for both formal & casual entertaining. ~elusive re- s idential area of successful executive families. A TllUMPH IM IEAUTY $122,900 Spacious Stratford Park Model 200. Fantastic floor plan combines a UJ.nc· tional family hom e and an e~r tainers delight. Hom e is endowed with the finest of features. 3 fireplaces incl. one in huge m asll·r bedroom. Pror. landscaped. 5 MINUTES TO IEACH $65,950 F antastic 3 bdrm., P~ bath family home. Newly d ecorate d kitc hen. Breakfast bar with range top stove. Special feature copper plumbing. Ride your bicycles to beautiful Huntington Harbour. ELEGAHTE TOWNHOUSE OHLYS58,900 Lovely u p~radecl 2 bdrm . 2 bath s ingle story unit. Loans of extras Covered patio. :! c·ar· garu~~ w iauto <loor opener l\(•a ut land:-.captnl!. Tc·nnis l'ls. 2 p<H>b J:JC'tttzi. Near shop- ping. St'hMI~. II'\' Y'-Don 'l •ffil'i:-. this one-of-.i·kind buys' I 9055 MOCJl"olia St. FC*rlom v a1tey 963·8311 ~~~:! .......... ~?~~1 ~~~:! ........ -~~~~ 2596 Crestview Drive BAYSHORES, NEWPORT BEACH $178,500 2 Boc'droom, ~ Bath l"amilv noom with Bar Vnrm,11 1>rn111c Hunlll "1th l•lO hottll' \\'1111• Hat•k Br,•akl.11'l '\n11k l.clll!t' t\11rh1•11 F'1rl"fllJfl'. Int-. M el.h~ "' l'rlnokini;: mw q( thr lari.:t·-t. i.:n•t·nt•st pallo' 111 B'""h11r•"• Thi-. Jrt·h1ll'l'tllr.lll\' 1lrlt1thtful lrnmc w:i-. l11•:iut1fullv n·mo<lclcfl 111 t'l";t It'\ rontrmporarv \ 1rton:m ... hin~ll' r:.ll·J<ll' I'> rn1mr Fire PH ,\nil a low. low lrJsr OPEN HOUSE I I :OOa.m. to 5:00p.m. SATURDAY & SUMD4 Y, APRIL 23rd & 24th l..'>0 Siii>\\''\ B\' \l'l'Ol'\T\tl-;:"T 1.12 :?!JC I \ltt·r t\ 1~1p m 1 -..1m1· ('1111rlt''\' tn A111kt 1' COMMBtCIAL IUILDIHG Lii:rge 2-stor y 13.000 sq ft bldg in prime location. $420.000 C3sh or will exchange for land 673--4400 DIYl1lCN11 of Hcwttar ... -.HhMttt Co. 1002 GeMral 1002 •..•................•......................... ~I R€.ALTORsli CA.LL THE COPS Sell idle items REDUCED $2,500 O WNF.R MF.A NS AUSIN1';ss on \.his large 2.500 liQ ft ho mt' an C'omnn dt•I Mar ~hool d1!ttnct Could ti\' 3·4 or S bdrm-;. form11 I chninll mom, gorgeou.~ waler & ni~ht hJ:ht Vlt!w from m:uter suite Won't Inst at the low pri ce or $157.~. (;;ill 673·8S50 I J / • • ~, ' • t M a n y s t r a 1 met unit Twn.bmc. AdJ ~ 54Mll4~2011 Mlle ~ Part. 162.SOO i MESA VERDE ~conly. S40-037• f •IY OWMB 1\' By Owner. 4br, 2ba. Pvt f 4 . 4 br + deo oo la. lot. fr u t • bar k. pa li o s . Cust. lh36 pool + s.,.. Cathedral cei.ll.ngs, lra ' Frml din rm, ~ed bride yrd. Pnme location. Nr ' TAX trpt. t'uwlbed 11raae l Mile Sqr. Prk. 0 /K 9-6 [ • . bllt to Estanl"aa Park. datly, ino1 San Ricardo. i- We r an llelp bySelecllna $119,500. Prtn. only. 968-o927 WOODBRIDGE-$59,900. .. ~ PROBLEM 1 from a group uf our ln· 546-8872 U bel' bl b t t 3 bed ,, * come properties th.e one CUSTOM POOL & n 1eva e u rue -a room. : loCityourtaxneeds.CaJI MESA DEL MAR S Br JACUlll ramily townhouse near the lake! CaH : focapPointment.549-8655 pool home. Dr owner. RV p k ' d now and save thousands! • Prine. only, cal ror 11ppt. . ar g , c~yere • UPERB 546-2142 paUo, vaul~ cellings, 3 • : or4br.Presugeareu. r~""l,. CALL NOW 752-7315 ; MES GREATSELECTIONors GreatWeatemR.E. DONALD M . BIRO ·. •.• • , , • homes, from $50,000 to M?-9632 ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiii;:;:;;;;:;;~ S10.000. All terms. v.eu .._.._._leoclll 10""0 A ssociates. Re altors · : $&3,000 wvely family home good neighborhood . 3 Bedroom. 2 bath, bnck fire place, forced air heat, bwJtins and much. much mort!. CALL 751·3191. «=SELECT I PROPERTIES $43,500 "O" down, free llSSLSt. ,_.....,._ .. • Agt.714~783 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~: 1700SQFT OFUVIMG $64,950. Beaut. 3 Br 2 Da, fplc, fresh paint. new cpts, dsbws br, force d air. Patio w /BBQ. PLUMGl!!! ,• 1 ~!"~U:YH~~~rn ~'!'!!:~~~.!?.~~ ~~1:'.~ •••••••••••• !~~1 with. slid111g !(hiss doors ..,.,W • : operung onto a pnvate "''" ·•· patio & pool. Vaulted CR I TV .md bt.·11ut1ru1 in w~ ceilings with balcony, M.I hml)(t'. Luxury m:.tr' .. overlooking thl' It, mg Re.ii t-:\t;itr Ai:t·nh :ir1· ~wtc with dressing rm. 4' r 0 0 m . o e c 11 r a l 0 r i;:oini: t r>11y 1 ... hov. mi: vur ll!t' walk m closet Ope" wallpaper & w()()(J panel· new l>Ult h lt,1H•n t "I & l!pacaous, with rais~ 1ng. $86,900. Cet ready mg). lkal the• lll\l''tur' real • muny w1n~wso. eu•11t•11u for summer! CaU now lo tha<, bar.:0 10 JI Premium lot. 3 .B<t;ms.;. Ol't:NHOUUl![All... 752.1700 $ti5,!1.IO :.I !:Worms, 1 llOI 2'• b11tbs. d10UlS: rm.. 11630o•"9•·Coot.a llle•• f'lfl'-'''"'' ,.,,, "'· 1, quc bath. J:;ira.:t· \'on sgs,500 Yes, 1t 's still Possible to 645 9161 \erted to fabulou ... l.1maly getaroof overyourhead ------·----[e,·.m· ·. I rm. Fre:.h p aint ~; for under SS0,000! Conve· ' HURRY! 552 70 ' ruent location for shop DWGfflfUL! ~1·5800.eves.~17 Kt\2:.1 • • ping & community pool & Wnthann Realtors THE ' jifect~!:i c~~~~a~~~s t:~ 4 BR., 2 BA. & POOL NEW PRICE lnt1REH.twortt \'ILL ' 1'0DAY!646·77ll. HOME. NEAR SOUTH Rf.-.ALTORS COAST PLAZA. S74,000 Agent 640-~ WAMTROOM71' ~~~~~~'.__! We have a super large family home. J"eatures 4 Br 2 B<1. huge add on HEW LISTIMG! Glenmar home. 3 ls:c bdrms. & 2 baths; nice family h ome with poolsizc yard: convc· ruenl lo beach. shopµmg &schools. $72,500 '1>0VER .. CONDO..::· MESA VERDE ram1l y room, full bltn -~~~~~~~~kitchen, fplr. new WW NEWPORT IEACH REALTY 675-16-42 in magnetic area! :'N<1I~ to pool & rec. hall·WolllC vour 3 b e drooci iownhome. Sporting ne1¥ rarpl'ts. bwlt·in wet baF & r1replace ! Entert1nr> mcnt's 11 naturaf:.w /~ pools, Jacuzzi, p~ 4J lu:.h landscaeJng. sttln' 1:. behevint! $81,90~. (Open UI 9PM) '.. J ust laste d ' Great 4 bedroom home with an cpts t.hruout & clean as a new pin. Xtra lge rear yard. w tsh.aded patio & 9 fruit beanng trees. RED CARPET REALTORS 842-~l added F'am1ly room'--------- ASSUME Call REDCARPF.T 7SH 202 UPPER BAY VIEW Large sprawling ranch style. Needs PAINT in- side and out + carpet. llere's an opportunity to decorate lo your taste. Excellent Ooor plan fo r a family For apµt r :ill &-15-~3. f.1iid ••<.,_......,..~ ..••.....••.•.••.•....• 5br. 4ba. wet bar. formal dm.rm. den & ram rm Sl 79,500 673·3226 --- loyfroflf Duplex New delux 3 & 2 br's, $299.000. Agnl, 640·2344 ---Corona .. Mer 1022 ••••••••••••••••••••••• BYOWHER Spyglass Hill. 1269.000. S Hr J Ba. View Ha rbor View Hills. $189.500. 4 Br 2 Ba, Vi e w 640 2981 <Qualified Buyers Only l --- CORONA HIGHLANDS PAHOR~IC OCIEAMV9'W A debghtrul 3 Br, 2 Ba. home with view Crom nearly every window. large master s wte. wood beam cethng and oak har dwood floors 1n "wallt·tO pnvste bearh' location 7112°/o VA Lo. 3Bedroom. added family rm New carpels & wllllpaper. It needs a lil· lie more work but com- pare and YQU'll agree its a good value at $60.500. C<tll 645· 7221 CIEHTURY 21 Westcliff R.alty IOWASTREET TOwHHOUSE $50.500 Under S20.000 Down Or Cash To New Loan PREF. PRINCIPALS SOUTHLANDERS REAL ESTATE 556-6446 or 833·8060 MUST SELL, MOVING 2 story 2400 sq.rt. Im-$64,950 mac, Eves & wknds 968-5469 3br , 2ba, lge !Iv.rm. ---------1 bcaut1rul b:J l:k } Jrd & $66,900.Sa•e patio, near McDonald Just reduced $3000!' Near Douglas. the beach. schools & col· ~ tege. 3 Bedrooms. big liv· WESlSIOE mg room ror parties. Large covered patio. Th.e REALTY, INC. price is right. c all 848·2323 Tarbell, RLTRS, 842-8854 --------- Custom Meodowloril By owner, 3br. 2ba. fam rm, atnum, 5961 l"ran· mar Cirele .. For Appl. to s ee. call B·tG 6772 , 840-2612. 847 -4760 1044 Starter Home! Cute 2 bedrm with custom rireplacc & l o .j~= Properti .. 7S2•1920 1400 OUAll Sl Hl~T llAC THE WILLOWS , 14931 Dohetiy Cir'-• Open Thurs. thru Satn. t lo~ PM. 4 BR, 2 ~;:1g bonus rm. Nice d4!1.'or:' Central air, conveoie~ location. $71,500 • EVB. YM COPELAND' REALTOR 552·043 WOODIRIDGi'i. Akins Brighton Lake, pool. min. tc( brm + den. 21~: F.pl. Form. d1 Sybaritic M. Br~! gar. $99.000 Hegna, .BJI. l714)67J.9691 • , DHrl~ld Twfthom11r 2 bed. 21':1 ba, cstm b1mt ters thru-0ut, xlnt cond $68.500. Own/Agt 559·4300 Grab It 9uick Newl y listed Hell Meadows home. Great schools, near ecology park. 4 Bedrooms, extra baths. family room, cov· e red veranda. 3-Car garage, $85,500, Tarbell, R L TRS. ca 11 962·5566. taslerully enclosed rront i.---------p al i o . Yard is a l ands c aped maslerp1ecel ~ear com· munlty park and pool and tennis court! Sound nice? Call Red Carpel Realtors, 833-3380. CALLUS FOR *HOMES* $60.000.$70,000 l11Tntilt&l"IM THE HOMIESB.LERS 752·5353 VIL.LAGE 111 3 IR·2'/2 IA THS J ust bring your family and your Cumilure. Tb1s home ls in move-in condi • tion, co mpl eteJ,y customized thruouf· 'm' l h plush carpets & dra ~. hreplace and lo.c~· near park & recn! areas. Hu1Ty on thi.S e • It won't last. ~· red hill~:,:. 552-7500 GOODLUq( or . 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Cho.tJ Mt>lta Prime c:ommcrda l Ion· Ever wanl to 11 vc wilhtn easy walking patio s 10. $00 A 1t Sprinp llta laL moo model 4" J-',lm, 2....,ba, 2 rnrd ) .im (. h1lJ & pt'l Oon °" Cout Hwy •t distance lo the twach7 Lf so. we may 8'1S.lM2 Dnvetlme2bn.M0-1788 frpl. pool 1prll Rltr ~roml' s;n:, M.2 47~ Vlctona Buch Ocean h j . '-~" I k 644 mo 180 DEGREE OCEAN VIEW view 6 ~ lot coroer ave usl what you ve ~n oo l.ll~ Ac:ree9'1--.. 1200 LOT6.\'x12:S' · J Hr 2 ljj tomplc:tt'ly rt Three R·2 lota$40.000 ror 3 Bdrms., 2 baths. Balboa ••••• ,, •••••••••••••••• s:B.000 CcfiaMesaSPAClOUS 28r, 1811 dt'MrJtl'tl.nol)l'U $4$0 Magnificent custom home ln the heart of Laguna. 3 Bedrooms, 3 baths, 2 patios, huge deck, street to street lot. $295,000. e a c b & t w o c 1 Penrnsula Point. $169.000 T9t ACRIS Call~ bltn.s, f11m rm, bltns. J M~u N l>&.2 4758 loU-M .OOOeach ~ Geotle rollloa old _. .... Dnert. ~beach.~ mo DllPLl-:X "l. Ht 1 tt.1. "'-'"' MOIUMS UA&..TY -.1 /.' . . . wind:'"'it xlnPrlt 'O:_JUtn, 1• ....,. 2400 c ... 11 r o , d t· 1 11 i 1 :. * ... , ... •os1 * ~/". l .llJCJ Kt;,\1.1 1 nnc I e .. ~ or ••••••••••••••••••••••• R • & l'\:.'wkmh l>~!.Hlli-1 ,. ,... ~ qwcksale BKR LAKE ELSINORE 3 r . 2 , garu1<e. c rpt.s, Owner will finance ror 30 years. 914 % No Loan Costs <110877·$91 VIEW yrly$4l~mo 2 Br. fplc. patio, .:nr, s:i::.:. ORm.0530 S Ill t 673·31150Al(f'nt rw•r mo On1•n •1 :,l'M r . c icn resol' ... " • For appointment caU ~ & ONE quA.ITH lownhou:tfo. Sf)ac., bltn.s. 2Br Chnrmer, frplc, l'PC.S. Mon 1-''l 1 l~t:: l'lurnc•r BOND REALTY 831-9411 ACU clubhouse. pool Sl3.SOO drpt;, wlk to bearh. $4.SO 3 Rr :: B..1' Dhl Ci;tru)(t' Nu for your rnoblle hm or T::! 751-0774 eves & mo. ~-3736att5PM pt.>h l':•P·h•llt• l'll);Lt bldg 11le South or w DECORATOROWNED Mt>l-n Sl'.l~1 m11 5~~ IH~ L<pS-..Story -COLOHY- You'd betttt hustle to set> UWi rare 4 bedrm. smgle tiory model m I rvme ·s nicest rommumty1 No place el&e do you find pool /lighted tennis eourta, super perk areu aad the presuge homt's for aucb a reasonable price' A best buy' Hurry• Corona. UllJ avail. Full O..of~ HArbor Vi<>w Home:. 5hr ---------pnce $1.2,500 BKR P'rooerty 2550 :Iba. next to park & pool. cn4>676-5717 ••••••••••••••••••••••• p11rl1ally furn w icust ABOUT._.. ACRE OR522 ~ BEAUTIFUL ptece:-Avail af't May 15. 3 Br. I lla. l IO:.l' tu shoppi:. tran~portat1011 :'t1alun• .ulult:. uni} -"" pet.II D,)11 Overlooking leocJl,._opetiy 1150 MOUNTAIN HOME ~uS:S6p':.1J:.~ung IT'S MOT Canyon Views ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1900 "Cl n. 3 Rr. 4 ba. OM THE LEVEL RURAL ATMOSPHERE lrlC R 2 Lot, oceanlmt st. ceram1r tile kllch & WiUun City Llm1ls Leucadia. 100' to water bath. frplc. lge deck. lots LOCATED HJGH UP ON llitJLETO BEACH 1~. bllls to Slate Bch ol-dosels. prk'g, panl'I LAC; UN A'S FAMED lBR +GUEST ROOM down Bal HIVIERA (")ASTWNE $88,000 $17.000 at low uia. much more• Walk 10 with a scenh view of lhe · z .. REALTOR LOWER THREE ARCH IAY ~~~ '60.000 Call 111 t~~Uer than ne-. sea Bwlt oo 3 LEVELS d4-8611 -l b9cfr'OCMR 2 battt ho.. Mstled fZWf11f °" wil.b 3 BDRMS. tor 2 & -0 ~ ai6-dl MC ift tWs .....ivah bMdt C...h!l Loh GALA PROPERTIES den> & 3 OCEAN VIEW ........... ,.., ,.....,.,. 1500 _Call Geo Frey~·~ I -....._. I 052 co .• ,. CCMlt•ll!ip Gif'Cll' wood cad ~-_.. ,,. ..... UECKS The lst level ~ ~ .,..... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ ~ features spacious hv ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ Ssilt S.vef D•'-9 roe.a. Lov.ty •l•w 2 Lots Panflc View. Gro•H 2700 rm w/VAULTEDOPEN MONARCH BAY 4Br d.<IL ~ to tt.. IMoch CllMI hftlNs Bayv~TernC1!Sert1on ••••••••-••••••••••••• RE AM CEILING & farn rm, atnum, pool s1 costs. . . .$250,000. $IOOea. 536-29SJ f'OR SALE lOl Acrei. 11 E A V Y C R 0 S S lot. some ocean view, b> .. 9l-88 I 2 ..,B ho M ;; Bil J lh M b.1 L'oll"i;' PMk $ll)0 JI)~ J _ :J l\1 . 2 ha M t'l!J \'erdt• S\2.5 H>JtlOR VIEW Roy McCardl.e HIUS Reoattcw 181 0 M~wpoti Fabulous bay & O<'can Co.to Mno 548-7729 Vlt.>w, Catalma tu Palo~ l•---------Verde:; Unu:.ually ~par T I M E ,. CowdoMiRiUMS TowR· w, .. r me near 0 B R S · ownerS189 500 . .W.1431 l.AGl'NA "iOllTll r, L....... jave River. north of ---------1 CLERESTORY WIN ' NIGUEL l..\GL''llA Li\ •l'NA ~.._.sat. 1700 Stiver 1.:ikes. Cronts ~~R~i.Jt:c: d~~ 4 ~. 2"41 8~~~11 S95·1720 l!r.1·4MI ~l~~ ••;;;~;;;;~~~~·~;;;.•• paved road. New well. 1ec1c_,.t '""°" lll-3310 2 RR . 2 RA w1wood & beam ce1hnf!!>, <1lr1um entry Pool size yd & frwl lrttS Call ror appl COLE Of NEWPORT REALTORS 67S.551 I l~\t•lv b11o1 "'Bar UMbor h11m1• I ,ton. !INMI '4 II I +den & ranuly r111 lmmt'(I po:,~eb:w1n $4!1:1 Stan Ml•y{>r, ~'64141 111 549 IJtitl DEERFIELD Patio Home 3 Br FR wetbar. upgraded cpls & drps. cloee to pool. school & parlr. In beaut cond 188.SOO. By owner l'nnc only 540 7811 ll)'·. 998-5830 evs/wknrls central air. cpts & drps WALL W /OCEAN Inga, dlnlng room. cov II U . CM. I'' Vly $950 acre Owner VlEW Kitchen has bll· ered patio. 3 car garage T o ur h st on" RI t Y. li38·2673 ,.._,._ .._..__ 3224 U\.~ & ~nock bar The 2nd $164.500 Me rte. h I 069 _........ D---h 96J..aM>7 ------~ ..... ~ level features 2 BDRMS. .IA y W. YEATSwpor oc Mt--,....•__. 1069 -------R.al Estate ••••••••••••••••••••••• s<>r~lced by 2 BATHS. RIALTORS 499 • 2217 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~............ bchaftc)e 2800 J, m.~tr s wte has OCEAN MEWPORT SHORES ALMOST MEW CWh -1800 ••••••••••••••••••••••• /, v1t-:w DECK Tht> 3rd L.dle Fol'Mt I 055 l 11-$82,500 DUPLEX ••••••••••••••••••••••• Tax·Free R.F.. --~--11 ll'vt'I has hul(t> den (or ••••••••••••••••••••••• Super sharp Newport HOUSE+ duplcii Excha~er; _ hclrm) w ,QCEAN & Shores location, I BLOCKTOIUCH 2Br h5c 2 20r units on Problemssolved 3 llr. dt•n. l.1m1ly hmt'. IJ!•' yurd. auto ... prnklrs 2 l'.11 i.:.ir 111 ,di levcb 111 "<'hO\)I). q111t'I rul d1• "·" ,\va1I l'tL1y I. ~) 111t• ij4.5.~:i 3226 VAi.LEY VIEW Lush LAJ(EfllOHT Gorgeous .. real wood" 3HRupw /2ba. tRltdwn 110· x 135' R 2 lot 1n anywhere PRIMEEASTSJOEC M ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------•I w w carpeting thruout Highly upgraded. 3 Br, w a 11 e d 4 bdrm _ wt l>a., all tiled kill'M & Westminster $95,000 E Berkheimer751.4815 CONDO 2Br. 2ha. dbl Sparkhnit 2 ~ly. J Ur.:• 1 This charmml( home 1s 2'-1 Ba, pnme lakefronl decorators deli.:ht ' baths. hllns. inC'ls Ownt-r will <-arr,• under ~;1r BrJnd spanlun ba.cpli..drµ, frtil<-Re• LocJ-a l.ach I 048 .•.....•..•••..•••..•.. Rl';ALLY ON THE Pvtlakeviewfromll\' Chef's gourmet kitchen dshwshr.lrplc:..Jt·ck& /\I TO Prine only R~Estat. \lt>W Yrly IH• al fac1llt11•:. N1 ~arin.i Lt:VEL,\T ing. duung. mstr bdrm Private mi.tr swle Jrd pal10 w /bugc 4 cJr At{ent ·'Lon · WClll'Md 2900 $:l75 'mo ('all for appt Lse M.'J:• mo l'all P.11 SllO,OOOf,.lrric• Bal<'ony. patio, pvt bdrm canbeju.stLhal-~11rage OONJONESREALTV ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mal")orOon l''ry.llJl!~32 SEE TODAY" ~u\SU:S:! ~~~~~~ or den I New pa1nl SI 59,500 &l28829 ~1 Pnvale part)' would l1kl' CO'{~AFL~EOWPR~ ORT f.ountoin vane, 3234 C<lNF.TOMORROW! ! Sll3.000 768-0586 Secluded patio Custom JACOBS REALTY COVINGTON 1 PLF.X to buy I to 15 un1h .:. ••••••••••••••••••••••• families Ha.ad! 985MSl'SC~IOl 'NI RULal TY ~~c~~ 'Jo~ ;y 1bet;~ ;Y2 ___ 6_7_5-6_6_7_0___ Prune locall<>n in Hunt· _ltJ_l 9900 __________ 6 7 >_5 _51 _I ---.i RR. frpl 'l baths, patm ,...,. . s ~ wy. guna CHARMING. pvt garden i.ngton 8'>ach Sl87.500 NEED LAND TO BUILD E.xC<' Th Jbr. 2br . frpl<' l(nrdent•r 11•1 Comm 11\ls4bdrm ,2ba &den f'hoM494-07ll home never occupied 4 ~!111,. , S-ClelMllh 1076 Owner w1ll l·;HTY under ON Call Jack or Waller encl patio, pool. clbt\:.l "':"'lm pool, playgroum.I home, on a qw<•t <1\r<.'t't. 1 __________ Br. 2 Ba Call for ad ....................... A IT D A1trnt "Lon " at Scott Rrally 536-7533 ~ 675.50()ll i;73 ZJ32 "r 'hoppin.: S700 Yt>ar 15 close to elem & Jr h1 -...E "'CRE EST"'n dress. [ ~ •. ! Nr beach & Pk. New 3nr. DON JONES rtEALTV -· ly !163 3i1z Mt tl t> '1 llchools. Cll'an & neat "'" A A 0 •" 8829 ,..,., """l 1 d ho fl ('}/ -:z;;> . • , 2Ba, 2·s.ly hv rm Lo~cly ~-......,........, 2 Br. w1ram rm. new Y .... ~ •-h 32•0 home w /nt>w land~lt'ap t"~e~u~~ns[::~on. ~: ,,..d y ati, ~ _ : end urut. S!I0.490 Ownr lncomt Proptfty 2000 PRIVATE PARTY remdl'd $325 t lnfont '-.. ~...,.°" 9C'OC ..., ~. $12!1,000 tux" cu•lom bw' It home REAL ESTATE 644 ... 397 -• 554-2078 aft 3 & wknds wants to purchase from no pets 2192 Miner Call ••••••••••••••••• •••••• On Fal·rway ~ " o ••••••••••••••••••••••• u.,.,_ca15 v ,,cunt t HH. t·'• h.i on one arrt' l'!>late over ... EWILUFFSCOMDO NE w Ho ME w, 1 h ---------•I odwnt•r. '1 watl•rfront °"'...,. - -t•lt~.1· 111 ot·1•an W'i .,,i., nus bke m•w 2 hdrm . 2 look 1n g C' a p 1st ran o Misliow VS.to I 067 BI oo m 1 n ~ D l' Io res breathtaking view rl~e 39 UNITS up lex or ln plt•x in MESA VERDE for I\• 11 II, ~till 1.11 , •1r ba rondo has new paint Valley t1 Bedrooms. t1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Moclel. :I Br 2''1 lia. <>nd to schools, chur<'hl'S & Santa Ana S600.000 Newport Balboa arl'a J Br 2 Ba, clean :•~ a 962·4-171 Hk r thruoul. tiled entry Nn halh..~. gourm«.>t kilchcn1---------•I unit By owner !lll I shopp1n~ ('ho1n· or rol 27 Bachi•lor umL'i & 7~:6~5~= -.tuslll' $400 !>45 Oll:lo aft stairstorllmb SCc1lto w1theverylhingbwll·in WOW!WhatoY-.! Playa SJ.26.000644 7901 ur' sull Ha1l11hl1• t21·Udrm umt:. .irM i---------• da 2,500 H '1replan· .$290.000 Rambling 2 s tory, 3 Op1•n ll ou:.l' Ually Stl!l.OOO llllGRUNDY Brand n.<w :1 twdrm U bedrm w 'huge bonus rm, 11 Gpm Rftlfah 4 BH. 2 ba. lam rm, lrpl LANIH N<. l111mt·. H'Oll ~/11,/f, facruly dining rm Ovt·r KIMGSROAD ~ANCHORAGE REALTOR 675.6161 ••••••••••••••••••••••• )!ar dr opnr Mcs.1 sq ft w1thformaldm1ni.:. ,. M£tm•.awf 2000 sqrt for only $82,95(). INVESTMENTS ___ ~ Fimllshe-d Vc·n1e $475 mo 752 07~! owner wanh I y1 l!sc & .... ~ t. 3 Monarch8ayPlaia BestbuymLagunaHill:, Exclusive Pan11ram1r 1----------••••••••••••••••••••••• or64&-6310 S5511 p1•r mo incltl~ ~,.... Lai.:una Niguel Red c.,.t <.kt•un Vl('W 0\ crl ·.: al I 17 I 4J 496-7 711 GeMral 3 I 02 ---Jtarch·ner 496-7222 131-0816 R-----. SIL ,,..400 Nl•wwrt 8<.i} ~·e boat Oistr.u Properly! IUDS PETS OK ::;harp 3 b\'drrn ~ bath ~ v-v race's , (.'h r1 o;tm ,1~ RETIRING' Wcl·anhnditforyou.••••••••••••••••••••••• Easts1dc 2 8rtgar/S345 h ou~l· in .:real parade. o;unnc.t• sunst•l then you must see thls Reach area Probates. Stop here' LookinK lo 6758258or~ neiKhborhood Immel.I SAM CARLOS MOOB.! This one 1s blfl Everyt.bmg 1s upgradt'd HI.Ille fumhed bonus rm &. plank noor' Lo\ely Walk to ~·urh 3Rr. Jba. ideal t bedroom. 1 bath bankruptclrs. trui1tee move? We prob. have ex----uen, -.cl bar. 2 frplt·. 2 home 1 n a bea ul 1 lul sules, forn-d :.alc.>5, under actly what you're looking Old 2 stOIJ' t.: Side ComµI pos:. s.tOO mo Rut>.:rt' car ~dr. cpl'R. c1cck New i: a rd en set t 1 n g market values We can for. Serving all beach rl"-dont' hkl' new 3 hr :._R<-_a.lly-~-•16811 ____ _ thru~uil By ownt•r Op Flreµlace sp.icious Jomt \'enlure CaU World areas. & all Orange Co. ba, frplc & den. S44S 29-t h'l' 1721 I\ '"lo!' Rd room~. slorage galore & ~W~1~de~B~n>k~e~rs~·~67~3454~~5~~1 Ca.II now for info.~ Magnolia 00-0282 Vacant 3 RR. l :i.• b11 6-'5 281Kor645 5740 only $45.000 J. * •Com .. n GuKA. Beaut 4 Br:! Ba, N Costa dOM' to on•an ~ A::-k Easy for Spring! • pool w d1vmg boanl plus Jacuzzi Prorl·ss1onal lnd.5<-PlllK 3 bdrm:;. 2 1. hatm ~9491 EXCLUSIVE CUFfHAV&t \..ll'C In & flUl fll'<HJI ocean v1('w & pool 4Hr. 3b8. 2 frp It 708 ~l Jn me~ Pl Hy o-. n1•r ~281Kur64.'\ 571# Bl::lffllAHENRV u1o..111e ....... ITS 1cAoa1-•-..I 3106 Mesa. cpts. drp&. all for Kt-1lh !.168 1317 Ill R F:/\L TORS " ~,... -962 4471 Bk .!11 Dd\1.u 1!1:111:!1 7',VAA.sSUMABLE ••••••••••••••••••••••• bltnll,fncdyd~2600 _r ___ _ Four plex Hurry on'l $275, 2 Br. kids OK. Ref, MESA VERDE Super IOC'11llon. 1 br. 2 ha. lastatS85.000 dshwshr . must see! cpl!.. drps DW, l rJ1 Small fee.~ S4SO mo Sharp 4Br. fam j?ar Ch1lc1ren µt•l 01\ 1010 SIZES 9406 3'-48 L, 1TT-...i-1Tfw.T .... Tie on a T ~a-d In 111~ ..-•tn ld~n11)11 lhp 1•11.itn 10\l\ ()dlll\ )~l!h1 I A~Y fU\( t ... 11 II.!( lllK~\ (llu\ kau•ltlu\ l•·n~f' tOt t~•'> d•Am1t~ tab.Ir<! 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BARELY BROIENIN Jtml 4 ~ars old, lhis two.story "Bradford" Coodo has 3 bedrooms. plush carpeting lhruoul, a S('parat.e dining room PLUS fenced patio. pool and clubhouse rac1lltles. l1ost> to srhools, loo On · ly s:;;J,000 <Open UI llPM ). TWO.FOUR PLF:XES •COM ... ars~ rm. ZBa. II( covert•d S3fiCl mo 963 4569 A._~ lfunllns.,rton Beach. Will patio. xlnt ne11(hborhood. no ft.>\• cxchanRe Call our office CHARMING ll(e 3 Dr. 2 wlk to sch!:!. 1\1?l 1\rt • for an appointment to see Ba. Din Rm. garage, SS2S Reese 752 1473 4 Hr lOn<lo. µool, 1 lhh...,.· this Quall Place ex· yrly.673-3731 2 Bd W t C M -N----;-tenn1!>.. playground $:1.'io elusive! S137.500ea 3 B 1 b F I no ki~es lst last~ ~1 ' mo !n~ 7~ r . a . rp c · · ---- COSTA MESA DUPLEX Completely furn, avail dep. $275/mo. $48·7~. 40r. 3Ba. ti blk~ to beach May lst t.hru June 20. . $475 mo . redecoralt•d 2 Bedroom + l>achclor Eves 673.3088, days Westside 2br. lbe, g3r, 963--8377day!I unJt. Each with pnvate 52&-TI5S tned yd, grdor, luda OIC . ------yard $76,950. m>lat/Lal. M&-8104 2 br coudu. I ba. ('Omm -<:on.o .. Mm-3122 pool. 1·ar11ort 166R4 Pormal OlM' Sf'parate 1 _________ _ Master Suite Double 1£ jQuall l vanity mirrored ward IA YSHORES Plac• . robes Plus 4 more qut.-eo LAND INCLUDED Praptrrti•a !11red BR sewmg room or TERRI f1C• HURRY' 7Sl-l920 SIXUNn'SEASTSJOE ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Br dup14tx E ·t1dll. Arbor Cir $j00 Uy~ Lovely pride o f 2ar Beech House $4~ )tarage. yard $27S K93Ri71 1•l(t ;!Ill, t·v1·~ ownersh1pumla -oldies mo. yearly. lo China Adults. no pets. AM lt9'7475!1Mr '1ohamed b u t good 1 es . N ea r Cove 532·3702 675--0&tll 838-4540 ______ _ WcstchH Offered at · · CM 2 Br 2 Ba Manm·r·., <.ow :! br. p, S205.000 hy app()mlment .,..... 3144 c rt $275 m . lndry. OJ, cHlull l'OOdt) Pool. only ••••••••••••••••••••••• arpo · 957-026~· tenni!> t.3:!5 1>40-5048 Exec 2br. 2ba, den condo. SUl'EI! NICE' ~ sbop IS here loo Hr t-Omlort. ('OllVt."Rl"Ol t•OO QUAJUI HIWl'Otlf HACH COSTA MESA Goll. tenrus. pools, adlls. $195. I Br. bltns, 2 car J(ar 3 Br 21 J llu condo, :• fplc':, p<11111, l(ar. pool. Ja<'. ~uunJ. upgraded ma your borsM • Thi!I "Jeor pnvalt> llesrh ~autlrul 4.000 sq ll Attr11ct1vu maruuon only $179 ~)() <riludlet (;.11on· Call rM penon11I preview i +-li\H!St + J bath.' Wd11y• 752 1700 $187.~ .... 1 '· • ~ 1 Property House 642 3850 [~ IH~i!1_\tl IL\ROOR Vl>'.W llOM K< .c.. 'C)t .-=•• • •• •=~' 4 RR Monll'l(O Pndt• 11( ownt.'r11h1p ' Close lo ROOM FOtl IOAT ~nhelt $13>1,YOO Camper too -in lhl'"l' PAUL M/\JlTIN two ~w custom home-" lleaJ F..stat(· 644 7383 in Newport llithts. 3 Br .-l)tc bonus rm. 2•., llARBOR VIEW HOM t.: bo, ram+dln rms. 2304 Thia lovely 3 Ur. 2 alory 3(1 n. 2 stnry. lots of P o rlof1no Model IS ......... ..,.. seldom on lhe market """"""Sl4l,OOOea. .Localed JUSl minute11 3106 Ir 31J2 Brond St. from f'Mhlon Island and Eut ot NwpUr So of l5lh the ocean Offered ul ~~~. wltdy1 1·3. $158.SOO. 833.al6Z Call 7ll-1S22 NEWPORT PACIFIC _ We.tan Paclflc Prop INVESTMENTS Harbor Vlew Palermo E.ASTILUFF 4 Br. FR. 2..., Ba. View VIEW FROM 8 ROOMS Owner. $189.000. Prine 5bdnn. lg fam rm, 3 ba only 1144·5621 by appt 3car gar, xtra close~ 644--0138 su10.ooo THE IWFFS Sea view· Broad moor. BeaullfuJly decorated . Plan 5. 2 sty, 4 Br brand original Bluffs. w1lh new by ownr Income ram.Uy rm., J bcinns · 2 Prop exchge + second batm Ready to .novt• 1n 640-06&6 to Offered al $129.900 Pri&:olOwoersblpCondo 75,·9226 2 Br 2 Ba, fpk. p00l. f,.._..1 aMN11....el SH.SOO. Ownr/Aat. \,llMWtll~IW &U-3796or642·3970 iJKALltNJ ' BY OWNER * DUPLEX * Harbor Vlew Home 3 Bdrm. & 2 bdrm. on ex· Phate II tra large lot, oetr ocean. •br. 2b• Montogo Beamed ceal, 1wldeck. w/buutlful y1rd1 • patio • dbl. garage. paUo.. Commun. pool ~ ~.000 club bouse. Walktn1 dis· MIWPOln' IUCH ~ntg!ft~~~=~ llW.TY '75-1642 park. Sl68.500. By ownr. 640-6173 Prinr Only. PRIME W ATERYRONT PROPERTY Jean DaJes. Alt~ VIF.W DUPLEX l4Ua.IFYDR. Open DallJ ,... N0-1000 Wi 111.1111.t\i.( 11111p.1 11« •• I • •• ' • ll • Oc.. TI.w Co.do Just comple!Wd. tup oC l.be line h.ou.1.ry hYlna plua aocurltf. Pnol, J-eu.u!. •auna.. billlarda. m.oo. Sommerfield 2 sty, 4 br 2"' ba, F'R. fplc. $78.500 Open House wknd:s I ~4. So Cst Plaza area 97'91~ SO CST Pl.AU :l Br. den. ram rm. 2l'J ba. 1800 11Q ft {4e yd 3 yrs :l..'\01 So Douglas. S76.000 ()pen Sal/Sun Coa1H6M RHlty Col 631·1146 ...... 1090 TRIPLEX no pets. May 15 lO Ot't 15 mce area' Unt Small Pride ci ownership on rroomo.833-7899. fee ~900 quiet 11trect Spacious .. * •c:o.n.nen Guiel. ownerll unit with • •portt.och 11691--------- nreplace Call for ap ••••••••••••••••••••••• $210, 2 Br. beam CCll)IS. + po1ntmcnt Now only Beachfront 3br. 2ba. more Nice area ~ Uni $1~.000 Avail. unW June 18th on· Small fee 645 4900 ly. 67S-0888or ~ * •c:o..s..men Gtrid. FOUR PLF.X PRIOEOI-' Sl75 at ~acb! UW pd, $225,:?Br:?Ba,pool.bltnll. OWNERSHIP Res now. View. small + mor"'' Uml Small fct• Pnmc area Priced for fee.~ 64S-4900 $475 mo Uob :!13 869 20lli l.F.i\'iE :l llr 2 Ba. ll(e fnn l ~·ard Children OK. nu pc-b i.i2.'\ mo K-1~291 SM) .lhr l!h11 1·ond11 T1·11 1Ub. l)Ol)I J11tun 1, ll!lll :!>!~. ctays. ~213 1 S!J.l 2740 c\'t' Qwck sale 3 Bedroom, 2 * •Cwm1 Jrs W.. * •C-·111'1 .. rl G .. i ....... _._"" •..,.. F'or lease 4br. ~ ba Sl!IJ bath owners unit 1 . ----w ;flrc~laco $165,000. S225 00 beach; Pauo. ulll 3 Br 2 Ba. fncd yard Her K1Cbok (()pen ltl 9PM > pd Res. now Small fee. S300 patio. ~I.Ir, pl x 1442 !'ll!i? ••••••••••••••••••••••• 645-4900 Snlallree 64S-•900 8ea~1:~5Ew 3 IM 1=:.~I o:·~;E•::~~. ~:~a;::t~g~:c WHAT ARE YOURHEEOS7 bedroom home with u.-Penlnaula. 4Br, 388• hme 3 Hr+ den I~ Ba formal dining room, cen· 1P•1~Uf1!!-•75-2"'.'#0~ • frpl c. avail May 1. llVln.g rm w /fp°ic. Illus tralA/CandVIEWoflhe 14000UUstHt ra&ACM 955-l'3l days. 673•1291 Fam Rm. cpts, drps, HILLS in exclusive1-;..;;.;:..~..;;...-----~ eYeA. tbruout. Dbl gar,nopela Tustin area . 3 car Cat:frano ~ 644-4253 garage. custom dr1pes, ..._.. U.fw .w.d . phnh carpets and LOTS. h ••••••••••••••••••••••• •3 Br. 2 Ba, FP. LCYI'S more. HURRY ON Cmt.om Dic>lrx . ll40,000. Ge•rGI 1102 HALECREST · 137~ mo. nus ONE' 1 Agent.~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• &U·Z221 or846-11666 ()pen Hie Sat/Sun SllQ. Loe Aamltos area. COUNTRY CLUB VILLA 34511 Via Verde I m m a c 2 b r . 1 b a 2BR + den. ~u dollhouae w /huge rear ~7 3084 Apls < 'ondo·houiie '• We hove• 1l. Prim~ area:.. near bc11ch 2. 3 & 4 BR ·.,, L1ml.1, .)(N· or Joan MG-1371 or846·2S97 Avall. May 1. 3 Br 2 Ba. frwt treeao. nice yard ~I Flounder $365 mo By llppt 673-6610 ·H.lr. Jfla Conllu. rrpk wshr •dryr $425 5Jjl 57S3 BUSl'N ESS FOR SALE yd . R e f r I g i n c I . FUmlture store, top loCI· Pfta/cbild ok. Br. 2 ba. frpl, nr sch~ & qu&rm1n)t. 2br. 2ba, 14511 Uon. Miuloo Viejo. J ust Gemm&ReaJl)' ~ P1au1 $465/mo ~-7822 SQ f't frpk. 1thl i!3r nr takeover ie .... 831·1400 or~7-6m3 a<olf. pool ll'llll"' ~u1et' ....:;;;;;.;..;...:..;...;;.;....;..~.;._;-..__:~ Avall 4·Z3:77. 3Br, 1 \AJ Ba,•---~ S61t1 RAHCH~TY 21 UNITS-Owner will dabwsbr, fenced yd, ll'i41EDROOM 551·2000 tr1de up or out. Xlnt SIDdpoiDteHome,nrSo. 2bathMetiaDelMorcor· 28r. l'.t\J , bllns . locatkln. Cs t PI a z a S 4 1 0 ner. Buitllna. lnclude ds hwehr. II( yd. cul· POOL..IAMCH Alao 2 4·Pluea. C11l mo.$404174 wMher & dryer, pet.a a, ck'SaC, S325 mo 546-7682 HOME MM8A&l. .....,. • 'a 3207 kids OK 1425 CALL SUPERSHARP A SUPER 3 bedroom 400Ullh-°"JC.0. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 566-2660. &CLEAN famUy bomeioe.xclustve Prtme. A#.'40-Z344 SBDRll-2BAm .SELECT 3Br, 2Ba Landmark area of North Tuatln. Avalltmmect..UatelY PROPERTIES home, 1"'1 m1 ID beach. 1 1iOO +sq not tn!•l uv TRIPLEX. C09u Mesa. t125yrly. 540-0093 _ _ yr old. 963 6176 ___ _ ing. Hardwood floors, All 2 Br. IU0,000. 2$,.. C I I a...--t. )"II MESA VERDE·3Br, 2Ba. 3Br. 28a house, new latge family room. e1ttra dwn. A.gt. 54()..05M. 0 • ... W -• cpta d..,... very clean t •u 1 larse yard d 28 b 40 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •r-• • p.am . new <'Pw. nice Y<. POOL. C..11 f0~ appt y 3 Bdrm, 2 Bath. custt>m SUO mo. 640-8S'72 ooer Goldenw.t>~t & Jleil. build On I.he Pallaadft COZY 1 br w /lotr; of AR-'\ mo 847 464.J OPPOltTUHtTY knrx'k.~ ()(tt·n whl'O you la(' ~ult jletllnlol 0111lv Pllot ClM31fil'Ci Ads to f1'1K'h I.he Orang(' C6a•t markct Pbooo&U-~11 498-4789 ch1rm La l1v rm I hiH't' .,cvt>ral 2&3 bl'lrm C.O.Odlt M 1212 w/beam ce1l'H. frpl & l'ton11•s & ,tn.,.nhornt'' "" aep duung S27S ~r mo Soml· ... n11ol l~nn1-. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~~8'"9~ ~~ Oki Corona. So. al H•y _~ __ ,_ .. ____ 1·1{' ~--lU h• !· ... ~· J .1,in, Jn or Lin1111 1146 1371 l" ~ oce.n view lmmnc 3br, 2bi., w,hm !146 l!llU .,., bUl to bMdl. *" 2~ R m ( r p I , ~ a l 1 o • - be duptn, 2 frples, den. CJll''Ctdrya, nr Sch & SUPER CLEAN 3 Br. l1te gardener. ue. seso. shoppn I $415 Mo Fam Rm. clOlle lo shop; ~ .,......,. $40-.1201 D-4lr7 , . • • . . . . .. . . . .. . Ape t 1 ab ""'9nl. Ape tw.t1 Uldw1'. Af a••••• u..fwo.. * DAILY PILOT 07 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ......... .._. 3140A.pwlwW1•t•~ llalltGbtose..r.. 4300 ............................................................................................ Hw.t Uwfw Hl-.d Hoet.d U"fwWaMd Moae"i U•fw wl~ Co1to Mno 3124 Coda MHa 3824 ·······•··············· ....•.•.••••••..•..... ···•··•·•·••····••··••· ....................... ·•····•··•••·····••·••• 4400 fWlujto.IHdl 3240 ......_ JZU •'-wpcwtt.odl l2H ·•··•····••·······••··· .......•..••........... ··········~············ lft(I TO HACH Mitwporl a.-a. 3869 ale nds rmm1te tnon WISTCUff Alli 5Mflsttl "(j/ ~e 4 br. J ba, trplc. ••••••••••••••••••••••• '::,~~Mr I-' to :.hr:! SJOOUr :! NEWPORT B~At:H ·• ha wndo dahwhr. ill "araae. ""'· Y mot •Pl 1400 Sq It two pvt br'i. f> N~R OCEAN on qwet SJ2SWal 3 lU'!_. ~ . I CUSTOM3bedrm,2b&th • _,,I yd No do .. &• 1703 YUIJ.Ylla.TAL mo 67367.t3 S40Qpermo 6'2-0200 c\IJ-de-sac N~er 3Dr. 2 1 .... n~•llO_,.qAulaCre · PoO · h I d --0 O. .... Woter uoo ------------1 b r I .., .... o me on cu e -11c AWlnnlngoomblflatlOrl Alab1ma. S36·346~ o r • -NPT Seek Straight prof •I MO FREE RF.NT• a, Im rm . b lns. 1575. Woodbndt:e· s uper 51.r\'flt. Approx !900iq n. 536-1718 RD. or bws rnan to shr Ii . r ~asher /dryer $39~ "Adami. mod~I 4 RR. 3 168Strno otadultoportmenfhomes sharply tum vu home No lca'4' rt!Q 01" o c:. Eves897 7167 ba. yard, ltill' 833-330'7 SUP!!R LAROE beodnna Wllh 1uxuiyoppo1nrmen1sooa Deluxe pool ii~ xtra ll(e w r.! pro( men ~incl ~~m ~~~lO[~~~le~ Gr eat Cal Cla•al <..'hnallne.agt w Ulla 3 br, Z ba home. superbr8Cfeotk>nol oprem1um 2br .... :_ba. bltn.~ <hhwbr ulll . m111d " 1trdor. LOWt;ST RATl':M, Cull h I d.. $.'59$/mo loconon Tennis . gym. ltleropy Nr 11\:h Adullb. no peu 1>44-04M n e 1 ~ >or ho o · Vt!ry nlcv 2 br tnhse Ed a°iddle Rt>altor .... ~/mo~ 1-----------1 s<•rv1cc$ 833 32:?3 T11 Bed r o o m • 11 e a Univ f'k SJ75. ~-7:,00, 6'6-88l 1 spo •swimming • bllltoru;,. Work Inf( litdy lo tihan• noon MeadowltHk Golt R~ 11111 Rtalty. Mr One&l'wo8edrooms.One8oth ,~. •THISISIT• 2 Br 1 Ba. close to bch, beaut tnh&e m E·Blutr -c----,-~1-_.__--,.-M-- sthool11 Onl1 $41~/mo Mainooly Fftlfll t1SO. ~ ~ Villm:. .,. 3Br. Z\.'t8a, twnhse .tpl qUJrt neighborhood. S3'l5 Own hv rm. lldrm. b11th .,,..... .. .--- 0.11 BIG CANYON G)-::........ J -........ _,.. V-S 3 8 S D eco r d t c d , lst & tst + 1150 dep Aft ~ 64().~. 973 1168 2500 l!Q ft . fniti i:.l1tnd1n.: Toi*I • ......_ WOOOBRJOCE rLACE ELEGANCE. Mtlo 15l-et95 spacious. built Ins. hi 6PM67J.9404 bid~ Ill prof ~ornplex ._., Ulscay Model·Close to spacious .. ~ane" 3 Br 0!50 PaUkl~~~o,?!O endOfled patio. 2 car ~11r Cd?tl yrly. 2 hllci; Ir beach t:xec oUlcl'!s. louogt'. ~~~=t~ lake. 4llr, 3Ba. DR. FR. 2 view. home' 644-0786 or nr Hunt11 l:ntr. SD t'wy. 0c<'anlront I HR. stove & Ft•m w n1mall "on s~ki> vuull, xtrai. Pnmc l<w frpki1, 3 Car gar. auto 979-4191 ,._ 1 t ......... _ 7891 Stark St 2 l>lks ~1o refng Nt>w carpets & rtependable per::ion to shr Gr e11t parking & I U ,._.._._ 11pnnklers. $595 mo .& hMftt1,....11ied .....;;=MB,_.__ •• t:d1noe r , w /o lil'e1th pa.JJll.Util UICI S300Mo. lge hme Ulll pc1. fplc. l714)54().2200Mr0'K~h· ~-9 °' Ca ndo 2 B ......-••••• • •• • •••••••••••• " Ind bd Harbow 3242 759·~8 dayi. 55 ·0186 .,..g · nyon co . r, ....................... Costa Mesa 3124 Blvd Open Sat/Sun 1 S Paul M11run. Alrt pal.lo. ry. pvt 1111 ....................... cv~ & wknds ri: ~Of Month 673 7300 M.wpori leodl 3769 ....................... Mgr 842 201• 67S-562t 644 7383 ~~ ~9; ~. 6S/';J· o6u73.;n ~~ PR~F~~!~~:~:Ac~. 3 Br. 3 ba towobouae.Et\)oylake.parlcs.pools aly · ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~IAYL!AF ATTHEIEACH 5425 3br,2 ba.t'n<' gar 67~3 ~MesaVerdl'Dr y, Sparldl'.'I( nt;"."' con.~ Lovely up~raded 4br. BLUFFS FOR LEASE l & 2Bdnn. waler f,ld. l&.2 Br. baltony, t>nr Block to beach Balcony, Approx 2000 sq f\ Good S470 Cttll Lila . ram rm. 2i,.,ba. Wood 38r. 2Ba trl level From $240 Beautiful. gar No pets~ l~th St nopet.s.642-1603 ompaltblc• 1•ldt'fly visabwty & parking All 846 1.371 or846-~56 eves. bndg(• hme $485. mo twnhsc. by owner S47S spacious new apls, Pool, 960-4140or 53& 1718 person tor.tu' lo' \'IY 2 Br or part Dun lh1dle)' NewZBrl~Blt.Twnhse. ~1-0'.!tO mo9()5.._!.595alt5PM • pvtpatios. ~c;Pi;;~~;~~~~~~·! JPl Nil·•· 101 NB Bk.r96.18933 Ip\•, pal><>, pnol, ten..,, 2 Sty 48<. 3bo. •bk"'°'· •IMGSIU).YIEW l\~e ~~~;;!:':3M N~~~~~~~ CoH course S6001mo f\.l6033!I EXECUT_f_V_E-'S_l_l_IT-ES-~-~ fll(l~l3 5l(l.580K lrg lot $490/mo 675-1105 Lovely custo m 2 Br ~ 8.JS.9739 64(H)840or640 \846 Cut down 0€-lux<' offlcf's w tser' SPACIOUS 3 Rr lr1 level. or835 02ll. ext 9M2 +den. 2 Ra. fpk . Must Ljyl.w. fxptMH! st•r\l<'l' Xero" Near l l c. •--Fo.....a..-"--VIII-L0 e 2 br. 2 ba. pool Udo J Br 2 Ba. $395 yrly "'"!I O,.. A rt 7 .. " ~ Jllr.fpk,lteFam Rm,1 ~•--h 3248 seeoapprec1ae.ror...., ---·~ .. 1 514 Cl bh Shclre11hom1:oraptmenl _'-_1rpo ...,,__., lb rd 21 -,--._-.. by owner Avail 5/15 BIG' 621 w Wilson646-20l0 Jacuzu , rlubhou!>t' No se u o1.se we :.f8o ~nr 5.S4 ~r ••••••••••••••••••••••• 833-3260. 9 30-4PM (or FURN OR UNFURN luds or pets $25(1 19132 834 1720or~~ lu4St .(11Ans lJNUMJTW COM Shops, Stores, Of gar, 5, . SpectaC'ular O<'eanrront appt •2brtownbomew/fTPI Ma~a962 llt00 SummerLeasel Briloft 2 llk -..-<p....')'V l~>t~ f1rei; & Storage t'rom S750 NF.W4 Br 2V. Ba, (.;IHf Dr. 3 br. frplt• bd • •{4epatio&enc.garnge DELUXECondo.lbr 1..., PaUosOceanv1ew Pets c.,,,.14.lte):>.'"'"'""l $8S mo. :wl72A9. Costa w 1do«k ,., hlk beach $600/mo t213)!176·272J 2 Sl0f"Y Twnhse, 3 rm, •Ad. ults.childl6&over ba. (ml, pool, J'tnuzzi, ok .PromootoryPl.Ava1l Forover5yn>.8324l34 Mesa 213 592 2740. 714 800 2896 ~V~!> boat dock $650 • ,. • ~ '"-Oce:\nfront home oo GREAT REC RE A •Small petok enc patio. Malloy Rily May 15 lhru St:pl 15. DUC OFC & lnd'I unJls. in ..,,~ S 1 675-4133 Huus!! to s han .. 436 b k · -3Ur.2baCoodoNt'wun-1 1ease.3bdrmS850 TlON : wlmm ng.Bcaut.new 2br.2bacn'1· fl63..977l Hllmilton . l~ SllK new us par cmer l"ilw 3244 1t Monarch Summit. Lag Bayfrnt Condo home, saunas. 2 health clubs. 1 1 d N ., B t I Pullman & McCorm1cit f b Ill d • 1 ht 11 bt d p ex. patio, aun ry. 2br. cnte, dl'J)li. Child OK ice ~ r np ex. new + ut1l !WI 0125 Av"' at NPT FWY, fn ••••••••••••••••••••••• Niguel AduHs only, re sl 2+den. V\ew SllOO/mo. 1 ar s, n BPro· !. e bltns, $325. 642-160.1 N r R e 3 ch 8 1 v d & cpts, (pie, Nwpl Hgts. No ~· lllVINF. req S4~0/mo on lsc Waterfront Homes tennis courts. .,. pro S pets 5340 962 1Cr72 A.dull maletoshrhome. 1120·5539 Sq ft. 16' 2 BR. l & $32.51395 4!W 7262. Hlo5wkdays. 631·1400 shop, golf drivl.lll range. Garden apt, 2 br. 2 ba. Warner. 7821 yea more · · Pvt room ~ /SQf\. 751 U2.8 2BR 2Ba SJ75 ws -----b T party room. den/patio. Mature adults $240. S-CM•nh 3876 ___ Ca_ll_M_5_·_71_36_e_v_es __ Prime Of('/fn_d_u_s-lr-1-.,1 2 RR, 2...., · · $475 4 Br, family rm. 2 a. op 3 blks to Nwpt Bl 2Br for FUN ACTIVlTIES: Full-only. SPACIOUS ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3DR·2 0_ ,....,"'t"'"" Of World . F'rplc, new l2emplydover30 Refs. di-.... 1 .,.,_ ~lkd-"'..,#2 •--aedeJ .. venewadult 3 Fshar<>new2bd2ba Nr space located IS min ' °"' · ~"" ..,.,.., •· ~"" '"().7""'' I t I t ld <48 3662 lime ,.,,.~or. ree ~·· ,_ "-,-_,.... 2 br pvt yard "Undeck ......,.,. ..,. ~ p t.s 11 l n 0 y from 5 fwy's Centrul 38R.2V,ha ... $475/SSO "P'-" ......,.,.. .,..,.. ~~ ep " · ' day brunch. BBQ's, 27SE.18thSt.C.M. Pvt 'garage.l'y~arsold. br,2ba,bltns.oceanvu " om u.n . u . a 5 o c . lo(' ·Xlnl tor 4 BR. 2~ Ra SS35/$550 2br frplc walk to l)('h. trips. parties, a port 631-3003 ~. 11121 D Michael Or Next to gotr course. _SJ6-4 __ 1_00 _______ Sall.'s/Scrv1ce/D1stnbut HLUFFS ~M> mo 0 Ulll paid EH·!> llARBOR VfF.W HOMES tournaments & more! F.ves 536· 36311 . da ys Sauna. encl. gar Isl & :".talet Fem or Cpl to sharl' or:; u:.c Call 3 flH .2Ba SOOS 6!1.194 L941 E.R'C 5 Br J Ba. Fam BEAUTIFUL APART· Adult E-Side Z br apts. 847.3541 last. $425/mo. expenses on 3 Br furn CorporateRfflty .um Jh~ $8.50 Hm.hlll(e}anJonpark. MENTS· Singles, l&.2 Enclgar,pool.Ukenew, ALSO hse SlJO ulll rum No &714-558-1701 fllG C'A!\'YON 21x'.11tefncdydava11May nrsrhool&pool.640-9256 bedrooms Furn. & un-nopet.s.644-arrs 2br, 1'-'ba Condowtpool. Ocean view 2 br. bltns. dnnkers 63l t2M J BH.2128.1 S700 l $340.tmo nr bch S:JM Avail S/I sauna&r~.room lsl& LAKE FOR F-<;T 4!17 22'J2 $1.'IO lll Beach' Ref +lot rum Models open daily MEW I lr2 IR la.st $265/mo. See mgr """'"'--.~ 4400 12 IC 24 • '\4 ba Darkroom • 10 to 7 . Room mat StArti ...,..., u 1 Pd Calls.48·2882. 5.Sl\-ll72 ...,,... Call d 1 Co \.nTKie' _._ w 1s1nk. Ground floor J UR, 2 Ba SS75 ) TI ,., Id r 1 •m11ri-N1te area' Unt 1 N 1 ng al-· u . . ,,.,.,., e e merc10. ••••••••••••••••••••••• SlOOtmo. 17th/Newport, Of>-< 1e .. or . am1 Y Ft<e 6454900 service avaJ o eas Cpts. drps, laundry ltwlt~oe apt B. 492-8572 6fto _ SQFT CM hme. :1 Hr 2 Ra. new 111 *eo..s.n.n Gulde reqwred. Sorry, adults room. Pool. Family Uv· Hartaow 3842 v .--~ paint c·pt<. $52!'1 mo _ onh.no pets ing.646-1.204 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 28r2Ba.2cargar.pool, 1617WESTCLJFF·NB COASTLl.NERE. ~1-47::2 Seit.Juan walk bcb. no pets. S350 AGT S4l-5032 CaU631 ·1846 Ouwood ~•---nnu &11<1101\pt, walk totx-ach. 6fl2-8669 714 _ <'lcc·Rn \,1t'w. 3 Br 2 DJ. Capistrafto 3278 G.\.rdenAputments ~~ $27!'1 mo 536 1827 or mo I I 1501 W tclffD OLX.36c/sq.ft. 'hort walk to Vlcton a ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 fldrm $2\S _~11 Seit Ju. ft r. 1n CM Ultlllles t'Ah ..... u. mo '·c C'atl 'lt•w 3hr. ;.i• ... ba, unfum r~.___ 3878 ~~!.!!~. 1Spoca1Cl~ tntluded 751.Ql92 ., . .......,., "' h E I 11hl .._....,... 2Bdrm.l'-•ba S280 frvW l844 _...,.... • .....--~ ,. 7 I 4 IS 9 ll I l 5 ii Y 'I . town ou:se nr ~ BeaulHul park like al· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •·-'---R.........a..... 4450 i l·'529-7l4J ~vs wkndi1 I garagv. dshwhr, drp:s. 880 lrvll\e Cal 17th) Nt-W Jbr. 2ba + ram rm Call on Slt.e Manager ~s ""'""" ----frplr, pool & J3cuu1 i.., ~ mosphere, pool. s pa WOOOflRIOGt: 1714 1642·31llext246 ••••••••••••••••••••••• HIUs 3250• nu Dana Harbor s:J85 Just a few steps to com PINESAP"r.> Village San Ju.an Pool & 4 DB.UXlOF<:•s lf5Z3CAMPU5Dt·tRVl"E 111-.u •• '111 ..... 1111 ••••••••••••••• u 493-<W) ~le9dl s,,.... plet.e~pin~ ts 1. 2 & J bdrm units ~ lnc~l.st~ "u f'nme IOcatlon ln Hunt Con! rm . seal 25, all -RR. 2 BA. r pt1drp'I, 170016thSt ts.nope Designed like early mo ington 1Jc11ch o n paneled,sm whsemrc Vrly l!le, ~5 mo" llr 2 blt.ns. patio, pool. A lt', NEW EXEC CONDO ll>ovcratl6Ul) 131£ 18thSt.CM California bungalow;. So.ltl~ 3116 Brook.hunt, 800 square ar lor:.!yr lease Lake· Da. F'P ('pl~. 11rp:1. 1. 'tAdll nl <'a ptam's H11l.secluded M2.Ql.56or646"6816 "'rom 127 0 llS fe«Stngle,gardenty""' K I I _. '>'>I ''"OO mt•" mam · so Y r 6428170 r ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..-F ort>sl l!rca . enl ~.~!:~" -· '"' or s;r.5673.3671 .11~~;7 l hllls1de view, pro Adult 2 Bedroom. beam Plnest.one0fchr:..95 30Lge.qwet.luxunou.s,ex· storeoromce ~ex llarki.m. ....,...,...,,.. lnrlscpnj?. 2 Hr 2 An. cetllnp.nopeu.S20056S l)ruly ec l. br ., ba t1pl posurt'. as~1gned park 714 ~1.9393 ---------•ILogunaMICJIMf 3252 wood fplr, hardw11od Cll&lfJlllJIM W.Wilaon.inq.AptC ~0400 El~vator l~ ;t·emc pnv. mg Call Mr Plummer _ ---- ••••••••••••••••••••••• noor. cpt$, d~. bltn'>. Ope.~ ~ 963-6767 RETAIL STORE * REHT ALS * Nw1r fk Jt'h ~ •• 1'1•rral'e potw. pool $395 Ca ll Sat & S.. I ·5 pwt :".tesa Verde 2 br upstairs Urand new "Oranitl'trt•('" be Party & l(ame room. -f All ~ l~Rll ~."IO:> Gardt'n lfumt· 2Hr + Culled. 213 &14 2145 dys, New crpts References. Nlfld<>.l Hr t loft cll•n, tot I secun~ Perf~cl DELUXE OFFtCES Beath an·u. \IOOi;q 1 l -• '"" d..r1 c;u1.1n.li-cl )tule tom 2137:)()4l34<'vt•s S240 498-1936eves leMI". +re<> rat1I s:l7!> hvt gorwkn retrl'al or Comm! & lndstl spaces. new improvemen s :nm J<t:!.., 1 · Sub-lcn~e 1 br rucely rum. mo S.33-9293 (714 • t.h adventurous a dull 200 10 2000 :..q 0 i\s low Cr pt. rust I 11.~ht 1n1t . <!llH,d1·11 s.ttl:i mun1t\ w lt•nrll!>, pon SaritoAna 3280 1l600 thl 6752543 FROMS260 ------Slart1nl( at ~1:i1 m o a:,~sq It L3KN1~uel& frpk, ell' Cash ror im :J lilt. ~) pk & l"l tH·Jth pJrk1ng ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·~19 y. . u.,.a ~oeh 3848 4!? 2835 -----M1ss1on V1e10 art•a:.. provC'mrnt!"> + flC'x1bll' :i Ill( ~)(I m i mo 4!16 7691i__ 3 llH. 2 HA cieluxe condo !TlSf.? --Mature adults only. no ••••• •• •••• •• •••• ••• •• • lease 67S<i080 (1().4 1 .a.-I -&... pets Large 2 br apts N l h ·' 1 1 .Apai hMnt'i fvmisa..d llandy to S 0 l"rw Y :1 Bit. $-12.., Monart·h S11mm1t adult Nr So Ci>l l'latJ rool, 2 ...f?= IM'":_ Oshwhr. gas BBQ. Gas or ''nu l r Oii' Unfw"ftliwd 3900 Call 831 1400 STORE·OFFlCE SHOP NrwPort & Bay Center 2052 NewPort Blvd. CM &'6 1252 or 644 2223 J llk .._,1!1:> 1•11mm -.i OK 2 ti.1 ~r 14kJ. flu· n•nt 1£ 11<'cup1c0 U....,.1Md pd 7?!1Scolt Pl. 642 S07J Panora ml<' ocean \/law ...................... .. J Bil ~.o dul>n•1u-.t• & P""' Ot·eJll hy ,, 1 S31~ mo Ca II ••••••••••••••••••••••• -walk to b<'h 1400 mo + EXECUTIY£ llcryfrOflt Offices Pnme Location 3388 Via Lido. Nwpt Hl'h ~um or uni S1SQ.S500 Secretanal serv a\ ail 250!>Q ft :i HK $11:!!> '11·~ $12:1 \to h7j 4!°162 1 f:.~·..i GtMral 3802 Deluxe 2 Br 2 Ba. twnhsc, ulll 499 1526 a fl 6pm I Hit MOO -•••••••••••••••••• •• ••• Almost new S295. Adi ts. ,1 BH f:iOCI 1-'i\:-.OT \.'iTll \'t ~:w ..._,.,., Large 'lWt•l 2br 2btt l'Ofl· BUENA PK Newt & 2 Br no pets. ~512J6 North end !tlud10, "Naik lt1 ~BR l!l,$1() l''l:t'I' 11.it10 hnm1 . 1 br I do. pool. patio. J\ 1<: S2ti5 d b bch S2SO lnclud1nR util J llH. fJm rm ~\g!°I f.1m rm. 211011 • ••1 ft Jlr mo SJ&-IJR9or751 6350 ~· ~· viri1:''w!c'J~: Deluxe2 Br apt 11\ tnplex. 499-U26aflfi __ _ "'l'lb.1r 2 1rt>k' no 1wt-;. eo..dOfRi..iunn ---IS1824thSt. 17 14 1521·7072 all xtras +gar. no pets l..alJllltoMk)ut4 3852 -.d hr11''"'""-r; • . ,, . •. ~·,: ..... .:: ;:~:552-7500 ·' '•·~!.HR . S;:in Mnt4•0, con llllh fJ1rw.1\". H.111• h•\ ~ •• II ·' II a 'l 11 1 n $ I .• II M11 1~•1 ' 1 1 .• m " ..___._............. 3400 121 !±Sa Ln. 644 1869 __ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1'1'1 "" 1''· ~ .. 1 ....--~ lcAoG PeM.wla 3ao7 TEN"'IS • SE,' ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• E Side 3 Br 2 Ba. encl Rar. ,, °' ,, t• For-r~t 32SS Lift> .,, \ 1~ of luJCur} • 3 fir lowi·r :? llJ. polio, yd. redec, adlts $300 186 Walk to lhl· bt.•Jch from ••••••••••••••••••••••• L nr-,·i·r 11 rt•nn , u . y rly 21.slSt S40-9080.631·2932 Uus smashm~ 1&2 hdrm r • ~Jr (pit . $42S I h HI-\I l'IFI I \tin,,, l.11.1· 'l'-H ltlll' Jhr .Iha. FDR. ~ apt comp l.'X, ~II h:nnl ''""' hm l 1>1·. "'' 1 llr I !iii UL/I .! (rplu. un New apts. 302 Vlctona. I court, rlubhou5'-. pool • 11.1 "" rw1 ... '''"'"'" bt•tw~ahl\ twuul $.52!> Corona .. Mer 1122 Br. $265 2 Br. $325 Come JllCU'lZI. '\&Una. ~underk bv or call Mullan Realty be r 1 1 nd hhlrn ~·'' • h•· !\111,i fll<l s,s1 c:c3fl ••••••••••••••••••••••• 54().2911() & aull u a i.cap1n,.: ~n.,••t l.n All elec kitchen ()111 c~ J1 IWllllS ... .. 2 br, ulll rum. Qllldren hwasher. St!tr l'li'anlnl( llr.1ncl 111·w lwnhm••. /' % 3 U.fwHi.a..d l425 (61 ok No ........ M..-r apt 6 oven. Adults only. No "•1•>·'t·r11l "•' Vt1c•1nt --"-.. ~''• .-!N.I ••••••••• ,n ,. ,..._ ... ....... lbr..,.,15 2 8rr>'>c. n U• •• • ~ •••••••••••••• , .. _ l.t:t r~-1960Wallace642-8447 ..-.-.... . _, 2hr,1••11rn,Lakl'l1oul'.i& REAL ESTATE M46397 u i-:i.trxF.3Rr2BanHl!>l --S.OTerraceAph '"" f,1 <'11 l.-11· S:l:IO mo, nn T L "lli:u •I Cntry Ctl'I 2 br & den. bltns, patio. 23731 Manner. La~ Nt.: lll'b M4 ~&li7!> Mitll Mi\Mon Viejo 1267 \'~mm J>V"I~ ',,!>SO<' dul'S $!90 (7 14)493-0501 ••••••••••••••••••••••• pd 1 , ~1·}~1 COltONA U~:L M/\R 642-6243 ()ffltehounOtoli ni1· Wtllow11, pc":' hurm• a llr.rnr1 11,.14 :i lkJrm hum•· -'\• ' ---:: Br Townhuuw, frplc Hr:t llu,fplt· S-t.•Omu m 't1i--.inn \ll'Jll ,..1th,. S4W mo l.llvl'ly 3 Br. 2 Pcxil.tenms Someocean Mesa Verde 2Br , lba . • • • • "',... 1 l•.ilh-1 & 11n ,, 1\8. d1ntn~ & breakfa11l & Cut.lllJna vlt•ws Close Cpls. drps. elec bltn I f1IH'r'1h l'.o k _I llr .! ,11111'1 t 111111-:.J1· l!Jt>-~!:1 rlTl-'S . wt•l hiar . 11erv1co to shopping &dine beach ran1te &oven F.ncld gar, 1111. •'111 <fl' ""'' $4.MI ITll• .. r 4:1:, UM!> 1111. fplC' dbl ('ar 1t11r. 644 2611 couplt'3 only No children l'111il.J11r,lenn111 7~7K47 pool, Jae. l'nl\ Pk. or pet11 $210 /mo Deluxe ::! br. pool, rcr room Lovdy lor f'rom Stm Cai. & water pd Of Crown Valley. ::!9041 AJoma R.11 Ofl.57 l hS J 211 1 01 .. 1.1 tl••l ...,11 .11lull lo\I· lrv1nl' Ill:? 2766 or lsl/lasl+SlOO rleanlng 1 ~m· .L rt '•'n "n h .! l\H . \ l. '"'"" • ll1n ~IMl.'vr.. Opend4Uy 003'-'IJasminl' dep Avail May l . t'Wwpori!l.och 3169 <.olf ( ou~ w 1pnmt• Vu. f"l1-t '' ~·· 1,..w 11.;. or _ --:! RR, den, :?"'1 ba. wl'l SJJ.JSS2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ S47 7044 1>1211331 :? Br 2 B;s, t':inyon nr<>a . bur l800 Sq fl BeJut • 2 Br, 2 ea lux apt over Oll> Ranch, 4 br 1 '• 1>.i, Palm Spnnft,~ ~nut de· C'Mll & dl"J)!'i SSOO Mo Adulu over JS. 2 Br.,. den, look In" Newporl Bay pool fri>k. llhort It'll~•· t .. wpari!l.och 3269 NW' ~mo unl t&SUmo ScerucProp 875-5726 iias & wlr pd. 1240 wttbba.lcooy&ftreplace .'A""""'lcir".u ... 1 •• , ••••••••••••••••••••••• furn Yrl)' lsr 17 \4J 631·2177 S48~111 _,,. .. ~ ....., ""' ,..,,. .,..., ""' ,,.. • ...-or t714 , ...... "'100 Ouplt"x. 2 Br 2 Ha. formal · ..,, .. /mo . ...--1 ...... s.t.'ll>Mo l..A'AM' C.hllrm1n~ ....,......... .. ,...,.., I --dtrung, pallO. avail S400 2 Br. l Ba. bltns, pallo. , ... -... ~ ... Wtindbndl(~ On tht' l'.1rk' 3Udrm, 2lla. Uou"· tw11 slocy lll'lnr. room \JLow V11l1t <'ondo Sul)"r per mo 75218ll,Norm1, wshrtdryr hlt:up. Full -".:;".-""' w 11 h h , •• m • .. n t1 I llC'rlmom • Ion Ont> 111 ,1 <'lt!•n 3 Rr. 2 ba. ('Pl~. 67~3877 eve!! encl gar $250. 9112.Q04 , Bachelo rs , l o r ~ 8edrooou & Townhouse$ S475/mn 1>42 ;!'J7K WoodbncJl(t: s&.-. 3 Ur ;,:•, bJ, i"t{, frµI. A ,c . l wnhm Sl /U ntu 64-l ~j r'r"Ul(IOU., loc·, ~pt•('t WOif "'"e vu ov.•rlooklJ111 lake', 2 Ar I ch•n, 2'-'I nu . '.i pullOll. i\C. nr po1.'I. J.l1'. tcnJ1ls. $52.:i mo $l!W :wt• ~ rln clup 213 OOG 97tH l'V('S clrp•. puol No peh ktnd s:ns mo l'tl IU0-50R5 Luxury 2 br dupll'X, 1 blk ~ \111 On l*"mn.~u1 .. 3 - - -bch ll<lc deck. lall1ce<J ht'llmom, ,lf'lll lo ht. a1 h To .... H:M ppt10. frplt $425 iyrly ~1~ ~u 4 t~ + rl1>n & u.tw...i.a.d 352§ 4-Spm 833-0888, eves & vn:w i\itrnt 631 uoo ••••••••••••••••••••••• w1lndJl4173-7lM5 BLU1''t''H'U~UO~ 2 Ur OCN VU, 1tar, aundk. ------ IA'lllll"§ ,t,1run11 .11 ~ 2 petJ<>". pool, jac. $311() Cozy 2 br, (rplc, very nice Month i\Jolt•nt &t;l 1133 ~.$C27 Snn Ck'm :s ~o~glc $400 cou l .ll>01 b1s1·t.Jt-. yr1 1Y3 ~11°02• Apal l•••h Fw •.awd Set.ert 2 Br. tlose to bch & nv111 a l' unt• r ••••••••••••••••••••••• t1ho~. $350. /\dtt11, no Ua. l~l· 'unny South a.oolleNriAlla 1707 petA.'Ts.2·50853.l\flPM pat 10. M2·5002 or 67~ 642M WnodbrtdMP Arbor l.ukl'. ----••••••••• •• •• •••••••••• Coate Meta 3124 <Rn-ntwood) :.!~., &. 3 •F.)(f'<'lwnhs.3Br2•.,&, SU MMER RENTAL .••••••••••••••••••••••• fir. upgraded Lse S62S polio, pool. Jae. or bch & June ltl 25, S\60 JN!r wk, mo or l:1e/opl. Prine on· 8Chl S46Sl~e f!Jl -1475 July 2·30. $180 per wk, NF.W2BEDRMAPTS. ly 714·S49-8270. !I J0..3PM ---July 31~11\ lS, $190 per S310/mo. Priv pat.loll. East.11de large 2 br. t ba, frplc. cover'd patio. itarage, l al.Ory . bltns. No peu. $305. 642·~ or ~ 2 br. cpta, d.ml. kids olt, no pet.I, end. gar. S23S. ~2978 L8e $350. Lge 2 & den, 1-V.ba, frpk, patio, bltns, 2 car gar. pool. avail May I or l.S. 642-6653 or Fromt:.M950 Spectacular spa. total recreation program, 80C1al Pl"Oit.I' am 8 pools, 8 tcnnls court.a At Faahion island. J11mbm'ee & San Joaqwn !{ilia Roud C714~44-1900 W"E.'m::U FF 2 Rr, l ba, 8dulta. N peu. ~/monthly. lnq 1100 Weatcurr Dr. apt 18. MS-327'7 Weslcllff 2 br. 1...., ba ~ 2 br. 1 $280 Month. Avail now. townhouse. Adult.I only, ba. Vrly. ......,. 1728 Bed &48 8705 no pet.a • ..,....... ford Ln. S41Ms.33 TJI E EXCITING PALM MESA A"S. \1INUTESTONPT BCH Bach. 1&2 BR from S210 & up Adults. No Pets 1!161 ~esa Dr 15 Ulks l::nst or Nt•\io Port Blvd I 546-9860 ---- PREVIEWING 2HDUMIT the Beach House Olntcmporary & casual The best or Newport's good life •Beamed ce1Ungs •2 pools & ree center; •Plw.h crpts & drapes •And so much more 1-\Jm. bachelor $230 UnJurn 1 br S2SS HURRYFOtt BEST SB..ECTIOM 1433Supen or Nt>wport Beach 646-&453 Orean or Bay\•• w l st MOftttl k'H 675-5820 wkdys onlt._ • •CdM db< 2 rm suite UllJ pd. 1\ L. Jmplt' pk.: si:-,o mo to mo 675 WOO Airport Offices I blk lo 0 C J\1rport Dix sui tes w l<'Pll>. drp11 . Jan1lorinl ~··rv . f'M syslm, /\II ulll . amplt! prki;: No lsc req 'd 2062 S E. Bnstol. NB 557 7010 lftdMOFREE Full service. md1vldual offices. m onth to month rent me ludm". Recep t1on sor 11. persona II z.e<I phone coveraiic. m111I dispatch. undt:rground prkg. Jaruloral serv AJI ulll except phone. THI:. ~XECUT I VE SUITE 640-S4'70 Large oHlce or :;hop spar•· butk or La.cun.1 Sea Spo rt ... $1~11 1~5 1 Newport Blvd. C M Arc11tl~ <..:enwr. SUit•· I> for 1n10 or rail &'2·8297 NWPT ROI STORf: d,J(I /\ von Sl. SJOO/mo Jeri') Wynn 12131"7~1 FURNITURE STORE :;t)(.M) -.q rt Top location MLS'llOJI V1eJn Take ctd vantaJlc or existing ,..,. turei. 8JI 1400 ---- lrvrne-Sub l1>t• retail space Must be com pall bit' w /(.'XISllng art & QC\' die work :.tore 752· 7448 RF:TAILSTORE 1150. + offll'('!' ~so. +st.orage 1400 ~q rt Nr N R Poi.I Orr 6' Manner~ Mile 645·3971 aft4pm t200sq It Pnme retail Joe• on llarbor Blvd. COllt.c Mesa 1n m1 m .,hop cntr 75> 8160 or 67:-. 932fi ---EA-ST C-. _M. ___ ~~.~~~ .. !~.~~ Retail or ofc. Sf>!ICe a~ 1-·or leas(' 1400 6'J ft of ~-~ Redecor d . am f1ce/warehouso + 4000 pie prkg.. pvt bath:. 1770 -.q ft Morage yard m FROM $240toSJ3S Orange Ave. Lu646-487l l r\ltne Ind Complex 5 Dt•aut apt plans, avail Of'C SUITE for rent , w1ava1l key lock ~a~ tum or unfum Bach 1 1 bal pump & s~y servlce11 ., · • ocean view, g cony· National Serv1C'es Co hr ... br, l ba. 2 br. 2 upat.aJns w /garage. S500 64().82.'j() l>alhs Beamed hv rms, mo.~ David l>ahl --------dining area&, s torage. p a l 1 o s . d tt r IL s . Ofc-&ore-lndalrl. CM landscaped grounda. Sl2~. 1185 & USS (.'()V, rrkg. lighted tennlJI, &\621JOOr679-3700 vol eyball. 2 ~lY --- dubhoustt. billiards. PRESTl~E sw1mmlo" pont, p1n11 MEOICAL OFRCE pong. hydro-s pa, gym In heart of lrvme l..500 Sorry,nopeu. Sq ft .. some furniture & Southwest.Comer (1xtures avail. Prerer Edinger/Newland gen. practitioner Faal 8400 F.dinger. H B occupancy (714)847~ t500sq rt Incl. priv.offi<'1· at $225. IMS B Placenl1.1 i\vc. C.M. 646·4262 or 64(,1164 ------- ----SPACIOUS 3lir home. wk. S.l-0290 Ca.rages. Drive by TURTI~EROCK 3 Hr 2 Ba. cpts, drp8, new linoleum, --------2477 E.ldeo, or call auto11pmklrs.culdt'sac bhn.,, dbl gar. frplc. he CostoMeta 1724 Larry.~ MESA VERDE 2 Br. fplc. pvt patio, gar_ SUS mo. Avail. 5/12. 50-2'742 HMUSE OPEN 9.5 DAILY M 1 Unlls I 14(}.4250 sq l't bldg, U11erl by designer Xlnl oppty ror lhe right person. 1900 8~. ft 11hop area. 1140sq. rt. of beaut oHlct> 11pace 782 W. 20th St, Costa Mesa . Jark Saunderson. da1:.. 642 0212, eves 546-2277 M~l!le.~-5229 fl'nced yd, wshrtdryr ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------.._...... 4"""' a 1• Large 3 Br 2 Ba. patio IAY AtOHT R~ 4000 UJXURY ~ bedroom. ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• R...tahW.ted 4600 ••••••••••••••••••••••• IMMEDIATE POSSESSION •OUUl'Up, ~ ruce ... res· $40.00WEBltUP 1027 Valencia. $285. cent. $5.50 ~13_) 325-7~ •Studio&. t BR Apt.II 546-9080, 631·2932 •SUNNY! beth, luxurious while ROOMS $25 wk up wlth J-'Um 11ummer rc•nlal or We• havl' a lttrl(t' 8l'lec li on of C'o ndu "· townhomcs ond s ingle family residences for le•se rn the lrvme arett If you bave a n<.'t'd, i;t1vt• us a raH We can fill It' (mtblllff lay VMW lst tier unobstructed \llew or blue wuter. 3 br. 2~'> hJ. s pbt level t-od un- it l).:j() Harbor View hol1 Cozy RuC'kport mdl. W/paftt! wlndows & New ~al..00 ch.ann; 2 Br & den. 2 ~. fncd. patio ov~rlooklng areenbelt '6tlO ... ~. Call '1S2·2838 •TV & Mil.Id Serv Avail • Phc.>tM-Serv. Htd pool ZJ76 Newport Blvd. C M 548·91~ or ~3967 wool urpeta. Just re kitchen S37 50 wk up i.uh l:\C' approx Junt· decorated. Kitche n apts ~·975& 1 ~ /\ u ll JO 1 n Spac 3 br apt or use It aa 2 buUUns & refri"erator Nwpt/CdM /Balboa an.'11 br & den. Frplc. paUo & Lovely balcony with ex Room In CM homl' To $700 mo 675 33lfl pool Adulta $325. No pans1vevlewofUdolale. Kitchen pnv. Pvt entry eves/wknds pet.a 64S-338lor837-9517 Move tot.be Sun Spot at Newport Bay '-Ocea.n Sl50tmo Emplyd fem lf5Z3CAMPll'l>l·IRVl"E --------L9-2..,.. SunllowerApts. Underground parlrlnJ( prl'f Non drtnkH Wanl1Br11pl/hsetbatac Bit.tu. w /W. pool. ndlls, Dlx 2Br. 2ba apt lD 4 plex. •No beach traffic /00 fog All securtly bwldlngs MS-2'75.3 Nice office :space In Coel11 cept.5 extremely manner nopeu. $240.~3971 New cpts. drpa, gar •(iorgeous3br'apu, Tena. nts mustqu.allfy. No w_........._1~ 4250 Mesa nr. Harbor Blvd ln ly dot In E Collta Mee.a, $BO . Ad It on I Y . l'TI>m$28S. hild ..... 1 t ..... _ _..._,. h l lrv or Na S48·72'14 an IWIMl•._. 3740 Harbor/Baker area •SeveraJpoob c ren or""-· 0 • ....................... new:\ opp na center. .,,... ... ...,. year lease available. •--'t __.,.-..a.-Call 557--0825 8pm. ••••••••••••••••••••••• -·-•Jacuzzi $1.000 p~r moolb __ ,__ ----------1-.;._ _______ _ SMALLRoo!_~S30CH. WH~k Large 3 br. 2 ba upper. ~~K UtlUUes paJd. m.5498 or SOLANO BEACH Pima ~.·~~\':!:'~~o~ ...... ""' N aha drpa N ts ......,.......,_ tm-25i3 2 BR-each w/balcony & btaff .. S.ltft ~12.8 Apts SlJS/mo.535-7058 ~rt~ ?Si~ . 2511 W. S.flowtt"St. Ocean view. Liv r m om~ av1tll Overlooks --------- t4e ,_t leoclt 3769 · · 557-4100 Beach Duplex ~ Blk '° w/frplc. 2 ba. se<>u.rtt( airport Is mountains. May I shore your home., RANCH REAL TY 551-2000 • •• '::I••••••••·-•-•••• 3Br,2Ba,frpk:.pvtlaun· -...a...z...a 3126 ~ 38r, frpl. St851mo bldg, pool . jacuu . 2082Mkbelson.lrvlne. Nont1moklnglady&3yr ~~~~~~~~~~----------! dryrm,2carpr. Pet.a& -----I"'' Buch rront property 7~-0234 olchon,needcleanhvln11 childrea ot. ~ for ••••••••••••••••••••••• 840-1044 ~ Ideal for summer rent.al ----------1 quarters, share expen&ef Ha.rt>or View Homes. S Br -.-.N-e_a_r_t_en_nl_J_, -h-on_d_b_a_ll Fam Rm. 2 fplc'a, t(IJS & beaut J»lrk. Lovel1 3br ~ 5S2-0M3; 759-sall6 lwnbae. cent ult , pool, 3 Br. fpl(', lnd1epd paUo. inslrle luundry rm, fronl/bM('k ych, nr Nwpt c pt8 le bltn~ S.J7~ mo schl1/1hope1p11rk. $400. Peta le chUdr~n ~ 17141 )Cll 282$ lift ePM 99MUl8 -------1 Ei\Vl£W PanoramiC' ocean vu, ituarded gate. tenma 6 pool, 2br le den. Sfm mon&h.ly. 833 2907 ~ 112-a1f• New 1tnakt family 3 Br hme. Tu rt.le rock Gle n. AJC. PoOI le lenrua 1625 ~ar~JOM ' S,-.S TO llACH _a...;..p..;..pt._&_lnf_o _____ tfc.2 s t ory duplexes, Par1t Udo tri·level 2 Br 2 & Del Mar season. Fully om~ or deak space 175 or nat r 11te ref's Cell lBR,lba,yrly •··· $3$0 Uiplexesl&fou.rplues, l , Ba r I 1 · rum11bed 537$ w.:ekly Mo tm WntclUf Dr. Chm548·7112S 28R, l'\lm, wnlr $250LAROE2Br1"'-Ba, 2 aly 2 bd.rma & den. l ..., & 2 (ii!ft c. poo • after June 15 $4:i0 /mo NB 548•14 , ~20111 ----- 2 BR.lb• Wntr .• S300 in trlpleic Nr sh op•. baths, fittplace. ln the a~: till J UM lS Mhcel ... om IAYNOMT acilll, no pet.I. 637-81128 bou8e la@dry book-ups.i--------C~YllacJt Furn ()fr, Bank or Coeta tt.-.. 4650 Uni. 3 BR. 2 ba. SSZ$ _m_4_1 ________ , cnc:loMd yards. t•ncl<>&t'Cf NOTICE a..tty. 673-626 I M1·11a Plaaa. S95 mo ••••••••••••••••••••••• associated 011.JK[R<, Ill Jlt T(Jll<, ',,. A • •I ll , I 1 •• I. F.ast CM. Pri lBr & 28r, 2 C'llr garagf'8 Close lo how Oally Pilot CIO'>'I 4213lsl St . Nwpt Jkh _~ __ 3800 _______ t' NI Q l~l\:..l R .,; TA 11 w t&ar ·s . 1210 '-1250 5chools. shopp1n~ & 1f1t.'CS Jd:. d111p1,1y their !\nJOIOS FOR R~NT m.S205or87s.mt Daoa Point Hubor. mC!SSnit5 with lcRlbllJty Dana Point ~ ari na SIOOto l600 mo UuJ incl ----------•Prom $295. monthly. andlmpact'Ourad11,wc Rooms. kitchen pr1v. 'The futest draw m the lnQ. al "Tho Factory' SELL Idle lt~ma with 1 Deily Pilot Cl...m.d Ad. Golden Lantcro Sl At are proud t.o !lay, ~ally ruce bome Exchmve West 11 Oa1ty Pilot ~ E. lOlh St. N.,,por1 Acapulco, Dana Polnt. get r eaull1 Phone ~pborhood. ~tmo Classified Ad. Phone Bellda or call e'TMi.81 01 a:n.B. gu,5878_ II" Gl-Qn4 &42-5678 t'1M2T1 ... ·-·"' DB DAIL v P1Lo r . . Add it ... Build 1t...Diaper 1t .Hammer 1t • Carpet it ... Cement it ... Wire 1t...Hoe 11. .Clean 1t .. Move it ... Press it...Paint it. Nall it. .Plaster it. .. F1x ti . SERVICE DIRECTORY P lumb 1t. •• Patch 1t. •. P1pe 1t. •• Kemodcl 1t.. • .,, Roof it...Landscape it...Tile it ... Tnm it. .. Sew1t... Haut 1t... Add it... Plant it... Alter it ... LeMn 11... '"'•c• lepalr c_,.at~ e.ctrical :=-·-· -s.t-.icH ' HmAlcJ ~ PaW'-J/P~ PltllllbMc) rYu. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• APPUANCE REPAIR .,._. Hw R.,air ELECTRICAL St:RV1C£ Save lime ·Save Money Haulmg. moving. cleanup Want a Kt;ALLY CLEAN ~------~ HOMESAVF.RS. Plumb. ~t:RAMIC TILE New or SlO -St'rvaceCall Carpentry. plumbing, CALLS$1Shr,41SMALL 8AR8ARA'S f7/up.Treework Ru:., llOUS~" CaJJ C1ogbatn I NTfo;lllOR /EXTR tng&lluUng •'reeest. rcmod('l.Frel>t l>1llljobs __ C_aU_.;...('1_1_4:..)S49....:....:.24.::22:::...._1 cer.tmlc tde .s.o-ssoo JOBS8428Z33 SHOPPING fast.,freeeslM.2·~7 Gtrl.l•'rre~ts.64.S-~123 PJlnltn~ t;xpr'd high SlOhr.llonl'sl&r t'hablc welt·~e536·2426o~ ~ -• s.t-.lu ELECJ'RICIAN. AH type~ ~~.v~~;P .~~~ HoMt c ... s.t-.ice IMMACULATE qu~t~~~~l~l ~r reas :f'~! ~~f:i&trcha. Ceramic Tile seller, 20 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••• ~.;•••••••••••••••• ol work. Lie/Bonded, m· ----------••••••••••••••••••••••• CLEANING S<1tisfac· __r:a ' · · yr.; exp. New or Remodel £apr'd mol her w 111 c.arpel Man wlll lity your!! :mi. F'reeestS40-2404 23 yr old Sludent interest· Res pons ibl e , h I gh ly hon Guaranteed Call ---MARV'S Pl.UMBINCi '17l·27J7 babysl.t In my home Vu: or mine. Hepairs " --ed In b0Wle111ttin& this qu~lllu.•d couple avalla· ~ow t ti7~m6AMWAY_ EXCLNTPAINTING 6469807 T-,...--.r.----lc-.. -----Vktona/PlacenUa llol CUSTOM ELECTRIC s umm~r . July S1:pt. bl f · NOJOBTOOSMALL _.... .... "' . cleaning too! Gu11r work Free l!l4l. Cumm, res, Ref:s. 6411 ~038 Arda '· e or ,,~llllllm66um 6 mo. Hou.'lecle11nin.: by reh11hle lntr& Extr. Rea~. ••••••••••••••••••••••• meals.Reaa.S'8·0lJ7 at bigger i.avrnp. 1''reu booest & rt.>hable serv. 7 n 30 ... vein . .....,. couple, refere111.:u. FreeesL!>48·2706FRED RttnOdel&Rtpolr Removali., tr1mmln~. Grandmolher will take eet,MS-3646 Lie 331201. 751·3150 & am · prn. ~126or963·S813 WORK GtJARANTEED ....................... prw1lnj:, Cree e~t. Lk d aaes 3·5 yrs: Daya only We Care Carpet Cleaners fl9S..771S Wt: DO IT ALLi Free est. ~~f~l! ... '\"l~ Jlouse(leanlng & Wlndow lntr /Extr. Fre~ Est. 25 Remodel, add., p11t1o, r~· Jo\illy insured. 642.:~ Mon~ Fri. My home Steam clean or shampoo '"--'-~-Con c rete. PD In l . g' l 'i T/J,;., 11.. Cleanin". r-..,..; rates *· Yrs Expr. 642·0295 pair. Free est. 962·4"117 ,.....u,.k's Tre" Svw l'altn" West.s1deCM 646-"'"""' 1 hots 11 k ---·-""t plumb"", carpenter, • """"' .. LukayU~ """""3 "".. " .,. · · ---a so up tery-a wor • •• • ••• •• ••• " A th l ed H refs. Call .. Hlg Lyon" · '· ... .,._,, I t .... th <I R f MC f • • ••• ••• •• • roo('g, ~l~ss, electricul, u or 2 ome t\ n 0 w I es pa 1 n ting . . . o 1vt's r1mmeu, mn 1 l' • Babysitting, my home guar. es/ • rest Reliable Expr Japant1s{' trcu removal. garbage Care Services s.36-7711 Int/Ext commer cial SM. Remdls. Skylights. fl I' I.In l" d • r «:mo\ c-fl Weekdays. Vic: Orange Reas Rates 645•3716 Gardener. Rca sonJblc d. I ' lid. d d ~ !l'&!lafl 5 Ii 22nd. Costa Mesai-... Ac oentic pnces. 1''rcee&t. M:>·~O ,.~s;iplg~a~-c ~t~en~"c& SERVICE YOU HOUS~CLEANING ~~1siit res idential. ~at'~: c~r:~s~mw~~~ --·-· ------- 8J3.2S'11 ••••••:••••••u•••••••• Mike heat'g Serv'g. Orange CAN TRUST! isour uslness.Call --decks . Quality only. Tree Trim, removt.', Cty 22yrs 714 636-6555 Janice's Ra&gedy Ann's Brighten Up The House! Evetwknd. 642·177U t prune. Reu~: F\llly mi;rd. My CM home. Reliable Economy Acoustics. Expr HawuuJn gardener •ACOU<;TIC'.Al \.ft IN<.. at 67~ -----Norm's Paper lfanging. care. Ken ___ Tony &tS s 12_1 _ • adult. Toddlers & schl Qual. ceilings, new or re· Yd ctunups, prurung, !ANDY N C ·AIR CONDllON""-• age pref. Pat64lM237 spray. repaJrs, free est. I MA ~ntry , AHntf CLLAN'!'.t_, Xlnl housecleanina done All kinds, free est. State Roofinq 1.r;i-;·s ~ yrb. e'Cp. Xlnt. ----------ls.36-UtOO. tnmming.haul646·4676 ~;.~~~~~1646~';1bing •t':~!R~,<;{~·.~:,':'""· by lady w.expr. Depen-he. 330986. 835·3705 or ....................... rer"l>. liofi\, M:ii.tCh. & Child care, my home,,.__ Prof.JapaneseLandscap ·t•~ivLWMCOAJr.. dable o wn trans. 67:H>480. Cash<.'all Ll:cThe Tree Mon.Fri. References .~"* C0ttere+e mg & Gardening. fo'ree r--c:.... o!LHIHl{.:.l 847·3637° J t t y h Repairs. Lie & ins. All &"755750 PboneBeck1e492·6'152 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ei.t.S4~7072Geo lbush1 :;;:;:::!............... .r,AfiOI t;.i,, :: m enors. ou c oose types. 1''ree t'l>l. W.tlt ------------------IC::in~.-·e-man crew. 5 yrs ex pr -.111 Al•Ni, Menoni f e color Neal & depen Call anytime S<ll 5930 Will babysit in my home pounng & finishing. Set Gardening rnaint b y Sk1plu:.11Jt.>r. dump lrur k. otlOtM u;.-.·,, ••••••••••••••••••••••• dable. gd local refs Ask 1~~~~~J~ & hot =Y~~~.::sm~. s ave :c~~1~e~ e~ree~ ;s~.m i.':~ ~~~~·~:~~~~~~t~~~~.~~d ::~~~:·;11 t ~'r,~~l~~·:;~~n~~~o ::.:~ar~~·:l:rs e x · ~~·;:;;;~;::•••• Callinet Makillc) BLOCK & SLUM PSTONE C'l7, 565106 HaulirtCJ : ~~~:H--iCL Bl~~f~a~ts. &!~9Jils ~.::ie1~: . .!s~'C~~GI::: Manufactured by G.ericl? WANT ADS •••••••••••••••••••••••WALLS . OR l VE S, EXPERT JAPANl::S I:: ••••••••••••••••••••••• .<,Pfl~tfl' at979-9S2l. Sales 9620!l60 Lag~a Beach Cabinet S IDEWALKS. ETC. Gardener Free Sonny &Jer.FHEEhaul· .rrn•,..1TF.IN~PLCT1(N Free l::sl Bluckwalls , Spee1ahzing m l"u~tom 979-2819 Esllmates Call:9620858 Ulg, cleanup, tree work •111">0'1!.:0IUH s lumps tone, brick . PhotOCJl"CIPhy Televisioft Repoir Te~odehng. additions, ror usatJI~ 1lcn15i ... ~~n· I I rA-...;I~~~ Res/Comm. Rea::., he/· •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• WORK cabinetry & wood m ~ Gardening and landscap· ces /bld gs remo,•ed •\\tM ,v .u.~• bond. Bob 750·9354, terior. Lie B3J0996. Fr,-~· --or mg. Mamten:ince, res & S.S7·200S. 543-6768 : ~~~[.2~ ~~;l ' 642-9144 Wedding photography Call for est . or appt. The AAA Photography Co. CANOPYTVSt-:RVlCE lst RATE SERVICE Al Fair Prices 960-1633 ests. LB 497 1515, Co:.la ••••••••••••••••••••••• comm. Free es t. Call --------·WROUGHT moN Mesa,979·6097 SPECIALIZING in' all Ton y , aft 5 :30pm. MOVING & JIAULING. , "''•'c•• ""'L""'· A-•·• Paintinc) Papering ty"""' remodelmg. 11 yr!I 548·2959 ~nyth1n". ~nywhere. · '""STO C B ~ ""~ " p;, "' CALL 537-6800 ••••••••••••••••••••• • • vv· M A !NETS 111 area. AJI work guar. Callanytimc.493251_5_ _642_·41_57 ______ 1 Why Ivy a He w Set? WONDERS WORLDWIDE Kitchen. garage. bath, 962·8314 Exp• d. Japan ese OR TOLL FREE Paint Your Cattle playroom. etc. Special gardener. Comp. yd. FREI:: DISPOSA.Liof your •(800) 382_3360 Average Extr I Stry $395 Let us recondition your old s et. Guur:int.eed, un· dcr S!()O. 646-1786 this month o n i:aragc LEE M JARVIS maK1t, shrubbing, trees. olJ Jpphcances. 2·Stry $495, lnlr $4Srm cabinets. Jo'r e c ei.t. ADO IT I 0 NS -Freeest.546-0527 64617116 Pncesinclmatr'l/labor ...............•.•...•. VERY NEAT PATCH JOBS&'PEXTURE WRIGHT TV 675-3175eves REMODELING Use\CHARG·Al lCredit Guar.insni,frecest. r -_,,_ Ph 91>2·3200, Lie :m856 GeMrol Ser vicH LITE HAULING , Ted 552·0134 or 636-7085 Free Els t. 89J.l 4 39 843 A. W. 19th St. CM. "I'll pl:h 1• \0111' \\' .1111 \11 ,.......~"'""' ••••••••••••••••••••••• f,H.EE EST 586·3326 •• ---••••••••••••••••••••••• Gl':RWICK & SON, since Moore's Viny l Re pair --.WE WOR!!OR YO~ PETERS PAINTING Selling anything with a You don't need a i.:un to "dra w fast" when you plJl'I.' :m ad 10 the 0Jtly Pilot Want Ads! Call now -642·5678. I all Carpentry . Small Jobs . 1947. Lie. 3Hl942. Addi· Clean. repaint, repair Lill' Hauling available. Expr 'd . Reas Rates. Daily Ptlot Classiflt.'d All Paneling, door han..iing. I.Ions. re mode lLng. plans. Car seats. furn. t·ar top:. Ebltmate by Job. 673-4646 Sell things fast with Daily F ree t-:s t. Call Gene ii. a simple matter •.. 642-5678 ':i~ eontr, est. 5411 2719 S49·2170~73·6041 Free est. Call 54!1·1419 aft 6 pm. Steve Pilot Want Ads. 552.0453 JUSt call 64_2_56_711_. __ _ ------ a.asiMss ln•ed Mortgoges, Trvst Finaltce DHdS 50 3 5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• lusiMsa Opporiunity 5005 ..•.......••...•.•..... GIFT GALLERY Nl.'wport Beach. Wan1 al-tive partner or may b< purchased. Mr. Smith I 10am·4pm) 675·3080 --- LOANS 8¥2% Alto 2nd TD Loans Fairest Terms SUlce 1949 Sattt« MtCJ. Co. 642-2171 545-061 I PRIVATE PA RTY AMWAY Dis tributor H Will pay more for your helping profl.':.:.1onals & 2nd T. D. 642-3573 others to earn a 2nd inc ---- 101 lr~ wk. 673 2223 llOME REFINANCING. LAUNDROMAT , 1\ !! e n 1· y . C a po S-15,000. by Owner. 837·6417 8'; 111t., for rash or con· wit~ s ol1datl• bills . Call B c h Secunty Mort. 5'19·8469 -Amounc~rnfnh SI 00 GIFT SHOP ....................... LAGUMAIEAC H ATTENTION· Costa By PotteryShack Me!.:i lhrougho bred ~!.~.~~ ..... ~~.~~~::eat:! FOUND. M11lc Germ Shei; •••••• ••••• •• • •• •••• •• -:, &. Lab m1:1., blk. w /lgl Schools & hrwn fare, S y rs. VH bttfruc:tlon 7005 Pomona & l9lll, CM ••••••••••••••••••••••• tiJl·0239 :ttEN / WOMEN TRAIMFOR IARTEHDIHG TWO WF:F:K Cl.ASS NATION WID1': JOB l'l.ACEM ENT FOUND . Whtc M Cockapoo, ~<1~1 are~ 4 U l77 . Red collar. 55tH244 . 644 ..WOO FO U ND Te rri e r , Chihuahua ., Blk m alr ll arbor Vi e w 11 11 1:. &lO 026S FOUNU 4 15, 'It' l~l IV Pro s pe1't , Tu::ot 1n Beige Apm:ot yng rnah mix 544 7892 1•\'l'S. ~-0 U N l> y n I! m a I 1 S1amest• Vil" Adami. & II arbor 846 0020 1\SSISTANC1': liOOUJOB c >PPOllTUNITI f.S AMERICAN BARTENDERS SCHOOL 111).l 1'; 17th St . SA ~14·1!1M Sc·huols C'oasl To Coas t HefpWnt•d .7 100 HefpWontrd 71 00 Help Wanted 7100 .... pWanted 7100 1-WpWanted 7100 ....•.............•.•................•..........•.............•...... ··•····•······••···••·· ..•.••....•.•.......... ASSEMBLERS We wm Traift APPLY 7.AM MocGreqor Yacht Corporation 1631 Pfoc~ntlo, Costa Mesa BANKING TELLERS Downey Savings & Loan has openings m its Hunt· ington Beach branch for full & p/llme wlleri.. S<iv· mgs & Loan exper pre· f'd Call Mr Selby t714) S49-3220 E 0 I:: BAltGIHL. Days or night:. No e,.;pr nee Ml'llow ta vNn hy the lwach Cull Hick at 5.'ltl 3300 Help Want•d 71 00 .... pWanf•d 7100 BARMAlDS: Ouy, Night ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••• ••••••• & Rebef Shifts. Call for ••ARTISTS•• AUTO LINE appt. :;..is.771u FREE LANCE I L MEC HANIC ---- Boal Manufacturer Cocktail Wa1trcs:.l'~. mdk BOAT MOLD Wa ite rs, U1Sl' Jorkn, GELCOATER M 1''. llostl·s:.cs day lV l·ve. employment for nl•W X1nt pay, fnnge benefits <l1i.t·othequc rt''' aur ,, nt Apply at. Coas t:il bat'kgammon d ub Jo'nr Recreation. Jnc., 17422 uppt call Ron. Sll6 6866 • Uenan Ave. Irvine Equal Oppor Employer Collection Burt>au se~k1n~ -per.,on to lra111 m ~cnt•ral •'OllN~l1on \\or!. ConlJt l Mr. Young, BOOKKEEPER For pabhc accountmi: of flee. Nwpt lkh arl.'a P ost G /I, & pre pan• slall'mcnt.:.. 5end rcsum1• to Ad !!738. Umly Pilot D<rx. 1560. Costa Mesa, CA92626 1133 2430 <..'ON!o.'THU :-.1-:c'H ~:T1\ UY Tyµmi:. s horthand, lite• hl..l)ll !!• & it eu c.•ral sc<·rl"lJrti.11 !>kllh rl·· qwn'<l. B.fo~LL CON~T It UCTI ON 642·4372 ------- Perfect location, l.'J S) baseball team, need:. Ii hours,loveall1rsti.1ght yrol~. For further info Fo und· Fe male Mm1 owner anxious for QWl'k _l'_a_ll_L_u_k_e_a_L_S4_!1_~1_1821 ___ 1 J'ood I e. w h 1 l t' 'Ii r L A l' 0 LL Jo: G F. 0 F MASSAC f.. Low cost l>ay I:;\ c Sat Classes 10 Santa Ana 556 7171 LUSTRATOR with Chrys lerexpenenccprc· BE A Pro ressio nal heavy experie nce I'> ferred We orfer m<rny Cn<'klail Waitress t-:ntl'r needed lo assist m the bener1ts & lot!> of work. an ext·itm(L prohtablc & following areas. CA LL IC. Ser v t <' e I! I a mou rou:. P rolc:.s · 8 0 0 K K 1-; 1': P E Jl . fo' 11 I I Chari?c. thru finanr1JI stat~ment. i.m n<>n profll organ1zat1on, s alary rommensurate "' c:1.~r. non-dnnkcr would h:i ve advantai:c. (71-t > 673 2850 Fred Miller CONTRACTOR Experienced to act a s R.M.E. ~.G.O'Heal &Assoc 640.6790 saJe. try SJ0,000. down. TJll>t-rt & WJ.rtl St f-'u Ull 75_!:~74 I Lost & Fowtd 5300 \'ly!l63 1-152 Gwtar lc~l>nns. Children & Jdults Begmmng and In· termC'd lJll' Cdll 55!1 6177 IAl!tt or stolen lin):. <.1IH1 Ev~ or wknds Learn in 40 hrs from pro· • • Lab e I Uc s 1 g n Manager, for appmnt fc:.sionab the fine arts of •• Magazint.' Ads mcnt • JEW"ELRY-RET AIL •••••••••••••• •••• ••••• LOST Grey & white cat. 'hort h.11r, mdlt>, 5 yrs, nea l•ollar W Rreen tape. Vic 200 Block Alab1tma llnt Re h . R e w d rd $7,000 monthly nt·t Pro\ en locatwn. ran tai.t1c leai.t'. i.eriou~ hl'art ailment fon:c~ ~ale, :.ubm1t. Ull 751-3741 536-2166 -\~fl SEMl-::-ITCENTER REW. S P S1.imese. ~ ' • ~ • • ·• lost 4 6 \IC Sidler & lltll1Jrd:. and ..:amci.. a Graham84&-0020 real money mJker. good - -----• terms LOST Gold chain & gold Ull 651·374 1 pendanl w 12 chamonds Gener o u s reward. RETAIL STORE 552·8m!I $4,000 MONTHLY NET ------ Across rrom major LOST White Toy Poodle. Loun st attraction, ca!ly El Toro Rd & Broc-kftcld hours, and lt.'rms I 17 abt G PM. Reward Ull 837-4200 77o.oo;7 --------ll 1 c y <..: 1, F: s + Lnst ~,.,, rorm gold ~n S PORTINt' GOOD S ti.in t & c hJ.1~. \ ic . . ' • tt ob1n:ion '-. f 11 s 1'11o n Apnl .md May openm~:. Is l.ind Sl•nllrnental Jva1l~1ble now Choic•1• valut• Keward ~ 0671 locot1on!> Top r.iled i•xt~days •• Promol1onal Brnc:hurc ATLAS wa1trci.::. techniques U:iy Work in Orange County or cvt.' -.ess1011i.. plac~· BOOKKEEPER F Chg 642 61\JO A1Uk1 bike fo'\'llS. ,\µn J~ W-"-~, -7075 or L..ong Reach Call Mr Chrysler-Ply~ menl a~i.1st , ~ood job op· Hays (213)435.7484 2"J29 Harbor Blvd. pty CJll Cl14 I 751·91!1-1 •COOK 1------ 15. ftt!""Jn.t !lt\2 ll>.'i l .,.., unRV ••••••••••••••••••••••• LO ST· REW ARD .! Mll1>gc .;tudents havl' :..tJlt• Gohlt•n llt.'tr1•1\'Cr trut·k Will help you 1BJ b e 1. 4!14 1665 ol mmeorhaulaway, any t97 2831 t1rl'u Odil Jll~ Mike or .J errv b'73 21!M ASSEMBLY Fast growmg skateboard manuf 1s looking for as· sembly workers Day & rught shifts. Apply. 17932 Lost last wknd 8 1k horn Sky Park Cr • Ste G, nmmed bifocal .-il&sse:. ~'in1::.h Inter Carpenter & Jrvme. Balbo a Jsld. Reward CU!I( Furniture maker -.-.-------- 673-S!t.'7 _ wants to caretake & re· ---------________ ...;;.;.. __ , model a house m lieu of Associate Rep Penonal1 5350 rrnt in N B or Laguna. 18 OR OVER Wor~ 54:1 4060, home HO EXPER. NEC •.•.•.•....•..••....... L>nokm,i: prohll'm? C:ill Alrohol I lt'lphne 2-t hr-. n day lil5 3830 71'1·9168 aiik lor John X I. N T n H U M M E R WlSh05 to JOlll xlnl hMVY t>H1':(:Ni\NT"' metal or h11rll ruck C :i ri n ~ con l 1rt1· n t 1 a I group 84.2·4<>-11 l"Ounselini.: & rrh•rral , ----,\borl ion , .irl opturn & MATURE LA1>Y wishes kt't'Pm.: I, I companion pos1t1on ,\PCARF. $47 2.'".n..~ Good <l1bpos1l1on, good rele rences Dnve. can •SHARO .... 'S* travel 714·4!14-6859. I( " N A pleaM! call eve. OUTCALL Mi\S~ \(;to; H you're new to OranJ:"e Co .. temporarily dis con· Unwng, your edtl("ation. recently dis ch11rged from the s ervice or for 1my reason seeking tern· pnrary or career e mploy. menl. consider this um· qul' oppor You can earn $196 PER WEEK Costa Mtsa 546-1 934 ~ 0 ca 1" c 0 ck ta 11 BOOKKEEPER fof' Reti~t --Wa1tresi.. Inc . 17922 Sky Automoll\ e Park Bl, Ste C, Jrvme, Ca Great ofc in Lai:. llills Home In New Detail Shop needs 9Z714 needs ambitious person Laguna Beoch help w full chg & T. Bal. ex· Exper pref"d. W1ll lrn Top wages paid Eni:inc BEAUTICIAN per Mgmt potential £all 494 9458 Steamers. eng painteri.. W F for Newpor'ter Inn Start to $9000. _ _ __ _ buHers & polishers . .up· 644·066lor~0.8S82 CLndyCramt'r 5405001 C.:OO~s. BARTEND~H:-.. holster)' sh:impooers, Snelling &Snelhng l>RI VE RS. l' /'f 1m l'. check out, pick up & de BEAUTICIAN of Newport Beach Over 21 yrs. Im med. livery.Applyat Young,run sm.shop.60'J Agency Open1ni:s Apply 10 2059 llarbor Bl, CM W.191.h, C.M. 646·8480. 4340Campu., Dnvc JX'nl-On, Mc 'n Eds 1'1zta, ____ G4s_._1roo ____ aeauty Hair Stylist & Builders Speci a ll y 410F..17thSl,C.M. • Electrolog1s l. Pvt Hardware co. tn N.D. COOKSp COUNTl-:lt rooms, weekly s tation seeks clcaMul man 25 SO I Mp day & eve shifts. rental & hospitalization fo r F t1ime, s teady. Apply in pers nn, l>e1 benefits. Newport Bch. perm. employmt'nt. Call Taco, 17th & !>uµenor, A UTO SALES We're lookmg for people who want to learn the automobile business . Previous auto sales exp., nol required. We w ill train. •Many co. benefits • Oemo furnished •Paid vacation OC A1tporl area. Sandy 548·3454. C.M. 752·1331!or831·0S3S C R p E TE I --------/\ N , R , m • COOK WANTED. dinner, BEAUTY·Hai rstylisl mediaLe opening for de· Dmncr.Saute wanted for El Toro salon. pend able, qualified m· 499-2271. ris k for Chef. Call 837 -4743. div1dual. Must be very ----- ----------•capable at framin g, COUNTER ll ELJ>, layout, roof system, etc. COOKS full or p tt. e~p Contacl Mr. McCord. preC'd. Captain Mike"-; Multi line or 81cycle". ----- c·omplete lrJ1nmg and l'A."lf ~EWARD for m Company »ss1stAn<'r fnrmut1on regard1n.: ll1gh income, S8 .00l blOlt'n man ·s purst> <se<"ured). Mr. Broolri; Wllllt•t from Roll'! Hoy1·c 714 !17!+ 3313 P11rlcin11t lot· Roy Carvf'r ct9!Hli4 /\vatl 517 Prac. Nurse Based on your produc· -----Stefanie 492 0939 OR l iv 1 t Y. <.; 0 mm + • ln.<1urance available. can for Interview THEODORE ROllMS FORD 2060Harbor Blvd. IKKPR. SRCTY Full lime. Mature woman w ilb good ~lephone voice. 714-49J.9468 wkdys. Fis h try, 815 w. 19th St, CARPENTERS ,_c_M_. _________ _ *KAREN'S * Tuel & Wed ct94-854J, ext. incenllves & extra profit 129 unUI 9 JO PM. OlITCALL MAS~AG F --------c sharing bonus. On the job 540-8211 642-0010 LEONARD SMITH IAY &IEACH RIAL TY 759·08 I I PLUMBERS ELECTRICIANS PAINTERS Must be expcnenei!d. COURIER& IEO TAVERM COSTA M F:.<;A Valuable metlll Press Had1ee & dO<.'uments- Stnctly conll<k-ntJal. call or wnte <.2131 Z73 9909 or l'O Box 313l. llevt.'rly Hills. Ca 90202 tW\1 2A M l\.lll l7ll0 training. Tremendous I•--------~ --· -HttpW.t.d 71 00 potential to reach OFffCE HELPER Can be studCflt with a p- prox. 5 hours a <lay to work. Must have own car to drive. Hourly wage & tint i ndustrial lol' .1bsentel' owner, mu't ~e ll. Terms , Tl Mt-; i5H400 MASSAGE ••••••••••••••••••••••• supervisory & manage- rJGURE OD .. S ACCOUNTIHG C U ment positions. Must be n M ~ tl.MWk>dl(e of Air. AIR. personable & ambitious. Avon Rearesentatives Goo. G. O'Neal &Assoc 640-6790 ESCORTS hAok rl'l'On1'1ll;ition & For appointment only BOAT BUILDER -----Found S hf'p ~ s and\ CASHIER mileage allowed llas tv • be uble lo type & help in WILLARD F'/t1me. Gd pay. Growth orri<'c. H our" can be ~nrLooked LAUNDROMAT wtbUt ta"•e males m()qj ' O UTCALL OHLY ll"nernl hookkeepm11 call 5 39·1 Ill 9:30AM·2Pl\f So Good! Co. s Loe. Over 21 worked out. o rr.ce l'X DIYCLIAMOS V11· Mpl & Wil ~on 63 1-38l l G o od co benefits • w ~row1n11 N II firm. Nl'l~. $1 ,750 mo tJ45 2289 _____ _ t;xcel lent. 11hopping 1 0 ST G er m . <"ent.cr locot1on with rront Sho~thalred 1•01nt~r~ and rear p11rkln~. 15 Livcr/wht 2 yrs V1c Year lease. W11m1111 ~.A.Ave.kl7th St.'C M alon e, mus t se ll. doy!l e42.3.i82 Eve TERMS, Tl ME 751-1400 m.6332. . LJHDA & VICICI o.tcCllll Mens~ For the Fvn of ft! 1:or appt CJ ll 644·4360, I ________ _ You wlll too, selling world famous products. F1exible hrs. I-Ugh earn· ings. Training. Call 54().7041 or Zenith 7·1359. WeTrain pencnce or schooling in lncrease in production & MetroCarWa sh buslne!ls a help. C;ill new 40' line has created 2950Harbor Bl. C.M. 640-2500 b<>lwcon 8:00 &. Rome accessories shop. U>ST late Fri. A.l\noon. Laauna Beach, tables. The Bluffs, blk /wht fem shelves, etugeres, mlr Ma It is t'. .. M a It g Y ... ron, gi.1\3. ~veil. for fot Reward. 640·5909 or ture11 & inventory . 540-5.506 C!M-45SS ---------Lost: Silver Persian cat. Serv1.ng all Orange Co. S49·27~1 RELAXING MASSAGE BobJamt'S • Lie. Mas11«"ur Outcalls 9-94lM·51 I l •SUZI'S • Outc&ll M.a511age 10AM·2AM 731·5448 .. ,,.._111, Broolt:hurst /Ada m s. Oppa..._.ty 5015 H .B. SSO. Heward. SpiritualRNdff ••••••••••••••••••••••• 968-4225~. 1815So. El Camino Real tr you have )and! We will LOST FLtrrE. vie N W. San Clemente Fully he develop it. prollts to be Costa Mesa, 4/16. Name __ F_or_a...;;p~p_t._4_lrl_·_7296 __ neiotiated. Lic'd and oocase.546-S094 BEAtrrlFULGIRLS bonded contractors. Call h a v e a n e x c i t 1 n g JKkorWaU.er,536-'1534. LOST. bllt/bm. poodle, message about their vie. Traverse/Sturgeon. .. __ .__ St dio Secretarial Service ror SC9-2731 Reward. """"'1m u · 559-6~ ('Xl 263. /I. Comp/Hskpr, live.an. Sal Pvt rm, ha. TV,CdM. Refs 6'4·9666, 644-9806 ACTOR /Video Workshop for n?p. of WRITERS, ACTORS, SINGERS etc. Noexpnf'C. 714/957-0282 AM1mou s1 Spore lime activity with super future. fo'or in · terview appt 644·5391 . AMWAY DISTRIBtrrOR is helping many persons ellm money working 2 t.o 4 hr a day We cao help )'OU. 673-4786 APT NANAGER·l6 units Apt + +, call Curt BM·9393 leue. $150 per mo+$100ll • VALARIE. pleas41writeto Arch ltect ura l It t or ATTRACTIVE immediate openings for Cleaning lady wanted !l·JOAM ONLY. (35) experienced person· Balboa Island. l d ay --------- net k 673 2860 Dt'livery Courie n GIRL Fwlh Carpttlllhtn wee · ' Needed for N.8. travt'l Babysiller full charge, CLERIC •L I For Secretary.Girl Fri· earl,Y a m -late afternoon. &p.r. c_,.tthtn "" agency. Must supp yown day wilh investment ex· or live In. 963-6083 TOYCh-Up lnt1 Export firm needs rnotorcycJo, be willing to ecutive. Unique op· londeu career minded person accept resp. neat ap· portunityforbright,am· ~ltttrW..t.cl &....&.....lathllatfOft with good typi ng & pear.Sol&mlleage.Full bilious girl who seeks a Babysitter needed for 4 -..,..-nwnerical skills lo learn & p/lime. 833-9617. challenging dream job month old infant. 3 d11y &ctridan &.assistinordering/ship-DELIVERY MAN·For of with va.ried non·rouUne week in my home . $2.75 lo SB.SO per hour ping. Please send re -fice supplies. full·Umc. duties. Must be well References please. Cnll basedonqualifications. sume P .O. Box 2600, MustbeenergeUc&nt'nt educated, willing t.o ac· 496-3880. Good Bcnefits/4 Dny Newport Beach, 92600 appearing. Beach Sta· cepl responsibilit y & . Work Week/Overtime .:--.. """ c 0 work hard when its re· Bankmg Equal Oppor Employer CLERICAL ....,.,.,"" .._v 8 mpua r • ..... llUI •ccouu....s 11200 ,. __ ....L..._ .... be N.a. quired. wllh adequate ".:;""" "' ~"' .. An opportunity to a --------- rompeosalion, rine con· Tobi Bank in N.R. has Fomta6w v..., part of a progres11lve DELIVERY MAN for eur- dilions, fringe beneflls. an immediate opening <Sao Diego Freeway data proccssmg ro. Musl ly AM, LA Times homc- Stability, persona lily, for an expcr"d new ac· At Euclid Exit) Uke detail work & be able delivery routo. F.con1• good disposllloo, superb count3 p()rson, w /good 979 ,.. 126 t.o converse on telephone car required. 2~ hrs per grooming & m odel· clerical 11ll:il1ll. variety of "" w/customers. Clen eal or day. Adull'I only. no col· hostess appearance are duties, xlnt benefit.a, call ---------•! accounting exper. de-lecting. Westmin1slcr· imperaUve since dullt'll for appt. 64&-'1121. 10.A T MAHUF. wable. We will train. H.B. area. 638-0126 include pubUc relatio113. Co I r· be I Integrated Dal• Corp Good secretarial skills ---------1 • aeell: ng 1 rg •IS 2283 Fairview Rd. CM Delivery of Dally Pilot. down. flit.ab since Oct FOUND. Fem. Blk/Wbt, Ad. No. 870, Daily Pilot, mginettlng background "16,~eacbm?"'th. med 81• Shaggy Doe. PO Box 1560. Costa neededlmmed.111rinaUi· All eql.Dpmeot lncld In MesaVerde,540-1459 Mesa, ca. 92626. Advia· Ing saJes If meaauring --------- BANK lamlnators, exper. are essential. M'1·S846 helplul, but will train. CLERK, Grocery 1·11 P'A.ln'-TIMI ..\Wb'. Coa.11tCa1.Amaran Store tn Costa Mesa . . lease. Call art 6 pm, FOUND· y ing me of )'Our phone or swimming pools for AtrrO Large route in Soulh Laguna Beach. Suitable for a high school or ool • lege student. Must have a dependable car with good drlvlng record. Earnlnas approxim&tely ~ • oung puppy, _ .... __ I .U t r ----------t blk w/bloode markings. lllUW=io so can contact qua ty, cus om 1t.., con· BUSINESS vie Safeway 00 Baysidf rc>U· Ralph of Palm Spr-5 er v a l I o n cove rs . MoMyto&.o.. 5025 Dr N.8.~5S'18 1Dgs. _640--_7_12_1. ____ _ ·-•••-••••••••••••• Fnund· Gold Ret · Allractive trim gal, 3S to A IEC. llCEPT. MANAGEI ht,hdfrlrdT.D.~1 Vic OcC. ~le. 1~!£:!~ .Swhowouklllk~todetc, 40-SO WPM. 10 key, fr1 F.amiliar w/R.&l\ VlM. LOANSAVA1LA8LE colJarw/cbain. 548-0136 and likes camp'·~. out· Inge bf'n~lt!l. Nwpt Bch Oood Orange Co. Joe. Cftdit not impe>rtant 'door sprts.. I um 5 9 '147 _are_a_._i>_bon_e_Ms-_7_040_. --1 SalVl1ryCToOR.peny DOD#!.E 6'13-4883 Broiler Found : S h I b • T 1 u , lhl. '1»2298 ., OldlllaC!I to Go-Carls Whatever the Fad Ron 'em olfthe m arket With a Classlfiod Ad CallNowl 6'2·5S'Ti blk/Whltc. Vic CdM high ~-.. -IOIWA--S.C-,-,C.-H_5_3_6_0_, ~~~~:a~:,~~ Call540-2660 school . can to ldenUf)I ......... •• .. ••• .... ••• ss.&-3320 Mtn & women a1es 17 34 ---------Tut«tnl( by colle•e slu needed for musklana, 1lK' fastest draw ln thf' Pound Lr1 M alamute dffll. A1es 14 & Under, cooka. clerks, supply, ~ West ... ~ Daily Pllot type dot. Mission Viejo. my hom~. Dana Poust mo r c . Ca II LI n d a Cla1111fled Ad. Phone: C&ll 830-9M5. SUD Per Hr m-0961 M2·31'13, or (2U) 94-0219 &a.SS'18. - -. I .................... IXPBllHCED Corp.,33012CaUePerfec· Need pt time• COMMBCIAL to,SJC. graveyd/awlng abift. TBJ.Bl 646-8200 BOAT MFG UNITm CAUPOlwtA IAMW l 141 E. Coast Hwy CoroMdirlM.,.. t714) '73-9240 An Equal Opportunity &mploy~r •Finish Line Carpenters •Cabinet Shop As· semblers •Cabln~t Shop Mlllmen • Flbergle53 Toueb·Ul> Bonders •Hardware Installers Apply BUCSOH YACHTS IHI 0.-.A•• s.to .... C.. ClkTme/lnve5Ugalion $275 mo. Phone 64.2-4321. IMS.DE STORYI Aslt for Ct~ulation lea•· Get the scoop on this fast ln!your name & phone:_ paced co. offering excit· . lna spot to Inquisitive DE~AL Asiw1t. Ort~o person . Ca 11 M; rion ch111rs1de e'C~r req d Mann, 833 2'100. Dennis & RDA prtr"d $4 $S per h r . O e n n i s P r s o n n e I N 8 . 642 2626 ~rVlce of Irvine. 2082 Ocntel /\1'~·t~c·xpcr. send Michelson Dr r u u m c t o 2 0 l J W . Waot Ad Results 642-56'1'8 WestcUff Dr. N 8 ~or call 642-1050 . . I ... Hlfp W-.d 7100 Hlfllt W....., 7 100 .... Watwd 71 00 Wednwi.y. April 20. 19n DAIL V PILOT DI . ................................................................... . ~~'!'.·.~ ..... ?!.~~ ~~.~ ..... ~.l.~~ ~~~·~ ..... ~!.~~ LYM CllAICE ·NURSISAIDH P=OOf9ATOll ~~~·::! ..... ?!.~~ ~!~::! ..... !!~~ ~~~~ ..... ?!~! Dencalp .. a A.ecept. Petfo olc. GARDENING lonroan. tt0US£CLEAN1NG, own ~~.e a!;~,!sw &!o"v~ 11 T. Ellper'd. 41 ~. Eaper pttf'd on of(tet uranl ---------TYPISTtG.it. Clerical. 2 1ume~tpogalblefut1&,.. QJ>er, t.n commen:ial • tra111p, over 21 yni, s:t.so K06pllal, 2~ Tbllrla C<lod tal •1lncrea1t1 preun. 1n·bouM prtAl ASSIST. MAHAGB Secretari·es Mornstwk. Call for app&. •~ruuon ol hn. Ex lnduatrlal landacape bt.M&-4811.542-7U> Ave.C..W.NZ-l:SOL Country Club Conv. ahop. 4 o.y wk. Good Ca r11r poaltlon, pvt NklorPat.Ma-«16'1. Per ' d a IJ p h • 1•1. m&Jnt. OC aroa Ex per -------------,~=~,...==~-Hosp .• SA. Mt-IOll. btoetit. Apply National yatbt club. Expcr'd food •pedaUytnaurance pro· only n*•pply. 919-307t HOUSEKEEPER, lull MAlDSWANl'ED -----------• Syatema Corp . 4H1 & beveraae. Persooable. caatni. Sal open. CUMr ........, OfftCI ctwwe. live-in, •Pk En1. Top • ., .. paid I Tbe lftn NUll51S AIDI Blrc:h St. N 8 <Nnr &n7730 J • ts oppl,y. K.8. MUGJ. drive, '550 mo. +. pvt al Lafuna, Ill N. Coaat n-..1-~on dava • aftn 0 C. Alrpon) .£.0 .t;. t-e-ta_l_I _S_a_l ... -,-. -..... --S-an-f !l!l&SStal Typl.na. IWnc • aptttude qtrs. Ref NB sse.teee ~-.Lac. Bch. "'I""''.... ~-~ Ill DENTAL ASSISTANT for"-""'*'· F /Umt.' App-sl\Jfta. train. Ex per Property • Cuualty 1na Clemente, approx lS hni TYPISTS / Ortho. part·Umo. Appl, ly In penoo, Newi>0rter Homek"per Uve·ln for MAiDWA.NTED pref'd . Pleaae apply, aecty. Elt.abl.labed a1eo· per wk to 1tart. Muat be Tuee·Ptl. Or. Nlvlaoo, lnduatries 17932-G Sky &-. Citizen. lduat drive UdoSbores Motel Parlt Udo Conv Ctr. 468 cy, local. ~per prel'd.. avau, btwti lOAM ll 1PM. SECRET ARIES Join the team that otfen ()pportwuty, nox. hrs .• good pay CALI.. TODAY & Start Tomorrow. ••1 ... ·-.. .,, c... Part Blvd: Irvine. ·rhil 15 iM oppty to aup c.tl STJ.l800 Fl a'• h' P Rd. N. o . 1W1.01ea Min wafe + booua. APP· Clerks ..., .,.. ARD i::K. ·-· -----------1 plement vour aorl a I ..... •••.u. ---------~ M•" ORDER WORK .,......... ly at otomal Corp, Dental Aalin. 11\'ont olc General olc, part time. eecuril,y. (213) 881·80U, ~ • ---------Ptr for enilneerinl atu· 49a-3950 rtrl. 1\t(ept ts Ina forms. Phoaoa. tight lypio1. (714) 6TM'160 5lD ltlop needs {emaJe. OFPICI CLllK dent. P'teld lnapectlooa In 1---------1 Part or full tlme. MS·XS2 toine exper req 'd. Start MH820 btwn 1°"3 12.15 Hr. u noon to 8pm. So. Calif. WllHrain. Typ-•--------1 ..,.OObr.&44·~ Housekeeper Newriorl MAJNT!;NANCE ASST Mon-Fri. Apply In lna req. Call Ma·W17 an RETAIL bENTALASSIST 8eacb area. part• lme M l C 11 f · per son, 27392 Camino 6pm OltTHOOOMTIC IDA GINMAL FACTORY U . 2 children, to " 11 ~~';;in. a or Capis trano, Ste 204. ----------CLERKS 3141 c....-Drive ~o~ office • ~U1 overload. 1 Yr oirtenalve chnldo Clrl needed for shop. Entgllshoawpeatrkln•&P. ap . LaiwiaNiguel.E.O.E. ,...cl....._1 ,. 546-041 dutiee req'd. Pref aome S?.11$ per hr w/dnl co. ma ure, 0 an Manage ment Troe cao Penoo wanted for Inter. 5~..0061 3TZ3 Birch St. N.B. front olc abllltles , benefli.. ~00 for de· a.l.875 day, "64512 an earn 11000+ per mo. OrderProceutngClk Oesa,nCenter.534·2202 UTOTIM <AcroeaFrom F/tlme. Frln10 benefits. tails 6PM. f'uller Bruab. s.31-MIM or TRAINH $,OT! Co.•~• Markeh r..q~A;~; ~~~y~r MU443. Oeoertl Ofrtce le light bk· HOUSBEIPHS (1) 857-TTTB. 9!!00/Fee Ne&o fur right '·Up Ir Del•wy PoslUona o~o b l, 2nd & TIPIST DENTAL ASSISTANT kpoa Part-time. H.B. Full & P/tlme. Bayview MAN ACER .Wat ch person. OutataAdin& OP· 1.2.S Rochester, C.M. 3rd ii b I (ta i n S an Needed full tame. Must Cba.lralde,exp,NpBcb. DnagStore.847·2'63. Manor, ~ W. Bay St, Repair Dept. Muat be por. ~o learn order pro-Rad Tech • Certified Clemente & Lafuna SECRETAllYP T be accurate w/recep. &44·"211 Q)gu Mtu. 642-3S05. neat 10 appear. Approx cusing, computers. Radlolo1y office, full Be1&cb. Other areas have Moo-Fri 10-2. good typ. ~~:~TkJ~d~~~: Get.1 M•tan•c• 2S-3S yrs old. Wlll lraln. Must be good ty!lat. time, Mlu1on VieJo, openlnaa alao. No exper. ing slcllls & gen. ore. ex----------1 Man. Laguna Jiilll area. HOUSEKEEPER, exper. Apply In person, Kirk 'l'ultin co. Al5o Fee obs. 496-4700•83t-0740 req'd. Apply al any of per. 833-1800. Salary co1mmensucrate D G.._.E Retlrcd servicemen pre· mature, w/r era. New 1 Call Control Career ourstores. -'---------1 w /exper ence. all ESI " R I'd. 830-J321. baby. La1. Sch. Call ~T~e ~r~, ;!.~arbor Employment A&ency. Real Esta le Llcenseea 2588 Newport Blvd. ~rvlce Station Allen· 544.5337 btwn 1().11 AM or Sr. Deslg:ner for creative ~188. v · · · ~-wanted. full or part lime. Co.ta Mesa 642·7702 dant. exper'd. Day & 2·3 PM electro· mechanical de· G.leraJ Office u" .... "GEil ... " .... EE 64.2-5062 Ji---------·1 Eves. F\Jll & p/tlme. Ap· i----------15ign. 5 Yrs min. exper. in CORRIESPONDEMT HO~SEKEEPER. Mon-~ 'IUU" Painters needed, at least 1 . ply, Shell Station, 111.h & des1'"' of small precision Correspond w/hom.e Fri. P /lime. Ideal for Wanted for stationery yr exp. extenor work REAL ESTA Tl RN CHARGE Irvine, NB. ... student675-8740 store. Xlnt oppor. for Start $4.00 hr. Contatct --------- parts ~Ce~al.dSo;e ex· study atudenls for our llllllure hardworklo& lo· Mr Briggs 675.7611 MA.MA.GEA WAMTIED PM's & Nights. Xlnt Servic~ Sta. Attendant, Underwriting per. ar . es1gn student service dept. Ap-Ho Us EK EE PE R . div Call Mr. Nichols, b(~ 9-3PM M'on·f'rl For well known, expand· benefits. Bayview Conv. exper d. Full. or p/tJme. helpful. Work in small pllcant must be able lo Ironing. momrnis. Mon· S4S-602l6 in& Real Estate com· Hoipllal, 2055 Tburln Apply Arco Stauoo, t7Lh rapJdly g~wlog co. w/x· composti own letters, f'r1, <.;dM. own transp, PART-TIME, must have pany. ()penlna •new of· Ave. C.M 642.3505• & l rvine, C.M . Assistant Int benefits lnclud1~g type .u+ wpm & handle ref, 675-5364 aft sPM MANA.GEMEHT TIHIE ex per in woodworking, nee In Co.ta Mesa. Must med/dental. All benefit.a details. Well estab'I Young man to work in misc duties & repackag. have experience. Salary Service Sta. Help Cull or Xlnt oppor Cor ind iv. w /3·5 yrs workmen·s comp ex per. Typmg so+. accuracy a mu.st. Good benefit pkg. Salary start date or hire. educational firm. Good Housekeeper, full time arowlng tool rental biai· ing ot futeners, steady plus +. All applicauons Sall loahales. p/lime. Apply, 990 E . DISC benefit.a. Apply, National Mature rem. Fringe ness. Must be neat la ap· work. 646·S200 confidential. Apply lo New and used, top pro. Cout Hwy.N B. lestr..Rh Systems Corp., 4361 benefits,pleaaantwork'g pear & have very neat Ad. No. 889, Daily Pilot, d bl' f 102E.BakerStrut Birch .St, N.B. CNtiar oood. C.11bet8 & 3:30. l\andwr!Ung. 6 Day wk PAIT-TJMIE Classifled Advertising, u cer, ca p a e 0 S.W~MochOpn ~~~ S'l00-$000. Colt.a Mesa 979-S300 O.C. Airport) E.O.E. Ask for f'rank,645·6707 wtwkdy off. Prefer mar· OPPORTUNITY 330 W. Bay St., Costa roanagement.646-2193 ,_N_e_a_r_o_._·_A_lr_pc_rt_._ Day_&_ ~' ried man for pe M Calli .........., Eve shifts. 540-3684 Housekeeper Wanted rm. reap Mon llam to approx. . esa, · --.v. GENERAL QfACE Maturellve·lnlorcouple position. Exper. not re-4pm & 8pm to approx SALES-Exper'd, mature, STENO/TYPIST Full i\.Y\T~0/\11\\'iOCIAlb Distributor Interested In p/Ume income of $1000 per mo or mo r e + benefit&. Mature . 639-61ZJ. DONUT Shop, p/tJme All night sbiCt. No exper, nee. Age 25·45. Woman. Apply in person, Mr. Donut, 135 E. J7Lh St, C.M. DRAITSMAN. w/exper, In Jotertor Design for established Interior Desl&n Shop. Some architectural knowledae helpful. call Mr. McCar· ly at 492·4131 for appt. CRICKET INTERIORS INC. witll 2 girls 3 & s. Must q'd. Apply 1B30 Newport 6am. Tues Spm to ap· Real Dtate Sales approx?'> brs per wk. So. lime. young & growing PtnOllMI ..a._,., CLERK/TYPIST speak English Fam1Jy la Blvd, C M prox. 4am. No ex per. Coaal Village. Newport Firm reqwres -r•-, MISSlon Vielo movrng to MASSA.GE TECH neeess. Will train. Apply WHY JOIN' ~7·6963 well groomed typist 37235~7~~~~:·8• PART TIME Monarch Bay m July In pel"50n. PennysaveT, SALES~. eicper'd or ASAP 752·S301 Own roomMvt balh, and 1660 Placenua Ave, C.M. 100"''4 Employer lmmediate openlno tor a 1 TV 11 .d With diploma for top ~--rb Homes not w/knowledge of anti· s w 1 Tc H B 0 A R 0 Retained s harp, r espon-Sible coo~ 8· 1 corusahera class LEGITIMATEspa. PIXAnswerSerY. '"'f'U qs. Enthusiasm, ~nergy RECEPT-TYPIST.pvt i--------- person to assist in our ad· ~~·1 usmess P one Mr G1arn.1SSO, 752·9561 W o r k a b u s Y R•.th.7 & xlllt. presentation for Country Club. Must be 1--------- vertislng department. =iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii• switchboard. Be alert & ~'J· nclus1vt! shop at So. people person. Call WAITBSOR • ;~tti1~ftri • dexterous. Must have a Small olllce environ· Coast PI a ia • Mrs· 644-~ WAfTRIESSIES Applicant must have pre· lllOUI general office ex. penence; light typing 5kllls required (3~·40 wpm). Automobile re· quired. Tiu1 ia a traloee position and salary Is com· mensurate with past ex· perlence. Company lodustrial BLUEJEAN JOBS WOMEN-MDC TWMHS ~"'e Comm-Guar mln nice speaking voice, menl. Top commission&! Helme, 549-3748. •---------Must have exper 1n din· f'ulJ & P .T. work. Legit. &ood grammar & good On the Job traull.ng. Fast Sale$man exp'd. in stereo Techruc&a... mg rm serv. Apply In ELlTESPA 540.Sl9S handwriting. Work startscboollng. We relm-sales home & auto. Call ... person to Food Mgr. p/tlmedaysoreves& buneyourllcensecosta. ~ John Gilde, Hotel Mature lady to care for some wknds. Call Cboleeoffann locations---------DIGITAL Laguna. 425 S. Coast baby & 4 yr old. 2 after· _!)46. __ 3333 __ • E_.o_._E_. ___ in Cail.a M~a & Newport Sales Mere hand-Fee Pd Hw>, Lag Bch. noons, some eves. Rers. Beach. ca II for an appt. 11, I 50 + '°·car WAITRIESS reqwred. 813-1293 PIX now! SUPERB KOMES Produce div. of nal'l TECHNICIANS ANSWERlNGSERVICE REALTY INC 549-3655 roods operation seeks 1 __ E_x.;_per_'d_._P_h_:_S48_·7_822 __ MATURE W O MA N Mat ure de pend able i ind' Ope t M h 0 p /t1me to welcome person for all·nite rehef ---------1 dynam c av. n ° Warehouse GC prs newcomen & contact operator, Sat1Sun llp to RECEPTlONIST·Lt lyp· relocation upoo promo· Day Shift SHIPPING C LK Assemblers merchants. f1exlble hrs. 7a. Paid while training. ing, ~OWPM . phones. tlon. Also Fee J obs. Call Plan for exciting Umei> ---------• benefits. Dranaman. Document&· lion or PC circuits. Manual writing exp. de· sired. For new A vlonlcs product. Self stoner to set up shop & wor k with minimal super v1s1on . Resume to 4~ Campus, Ste22l. N.B 92660 ---- N d li t E 0 E 8:30 to 4:30. Apply 2925 Manon Mann, 833-2700. I . /l l k t k Permanent position. de-p k ee car, te ypina. 646-8000 . . • Dennis & Dennis Person· Expandln& e ectron1c w rg I rm lice rng a. c rio1te opportunity for ac Gejer5 547.3095 College /\Ye. Suite 9. manufacturing corpora· action indlv. Call Bill event u a 1 f u 11 time PEOPLE PERSON C.M. ~3M6 nel Service of Irvine, 2082 tion has Immediate open· Macey. 833-2700. Dennis employment. Maintenance Me<:harucs Helper, some Newport Exec. needs REC-SEC'Y Michelson Dr. ings for digital techni· & Dennis P ersonnl'I ALLSIDITS exp. necessary or formal P 1t1 me associat e In ...,., SALESPERSOH clans in our Field SE-rvice or Irvine. 2Q82 Contact Mlk~ Tinsley , Day.week-Month schooling Apply In wholesale suppl y . For busy N .B. ofc. Servacedepot. Michelson Dr. Legal Advertising at Or Longer person. Har bor View 813-2223. Pleasant phone voice. Needed, f/time for light· ----- 642·4321 for Interview ap· lt's YourDec1S1on Shell. 2500 San Joaquin, ---------heavy typing, front ore ing rlxlure showroom . Excellent opportunity WOMAN Pald Vacations COM Ask for Dell. PERSONNEL MGR appear., at least l yr ex-Sales exper. helprul. Ap· Cor recent techn a ca l Enthusiastic, matur" DRIVER ·San Clemente, pomtment. YOU DON'T P A y Multi Mllllon $$ lndusl'l per. C.11549-8651. ply Tues thru Fri. 8:30·4 school graduate or In· woman wanted for parl Dana Point, Cupastrano y YOU' Medfcal A11lslant rirm seeks self assurt'd only. 2031 S.E. Main St, dividual with mihlary re-time position. Figur1~ ~~O:~.a·Jed~s~~~ D Al LY p I LOT Call~ ~:me In Today ~~~. 0~ i~:h. 3 15~.a ~t :1~:rg~~~fat~eyC~ls D~~ ~~!1~~~~b11~f ~:rin':~'. lrvtn<' ~-6-290-1-· ---Llstcd expcnence · ~~ ~~a~t'ca~: ;~1~~4f r Thuraday and Friday, JJOWntlaySt. !El[~ leut 1 yr exp. Send re· Propp. MS·l288 Dennis Telephone Operator. $$SALE S PERSON SS and Saturday and Sun-CostaM._a sume c 0 J. Crawford, & Dennis Personnel work anclds nites & Male. fl!m . Fu ll o r day mornlnp. Reqwre1 Equal Ol)portunity 1-101 Avocado, Ste. sot, Service of Huntington wknds Up to 36 hrs per p1t1me. 645·4840 room dependableautoor s moll Employer S EAv•CEb NB. Beach, 16168Beach Bh•d, wk Permanent. no stu· _920_·----...---- stalion wagon. Phone ---------• lll·l•U I Suate l21 dents. $3.00 per hr to Salesperson ~anted . 642·4321, Hk for Harry GIHEAALOFACl ME~ for LA Times de· ---------start. John Wayne Ten many bendals. E 0 E Seeley. Expr'd LD order tak1n1. hHr) Perm .. p time. Person Friday nil Club. 644-8900 please call Pat MunM>n EqualOpponunlty lnvolcin&. rtllna. 10 key -I MllOHRP , $275 to $350 per mo Variety?Uletl itECEPTIONlST, for S8l·5-W4 Employer addtng mach , good DistnbuUnt new. murh· MS-1740 To$7SO Fee Paid Prof ofOce in Dwnlwn ------- ---------• phone manners usen-needed product Fan·•---------Xlnt spot for the person CM One FuU time. one SALES p time, no exper DR'S OFACE llal Small mfg ln Costa •~·tic money If rnteresl· Merchandasana, lnven· w ... Ayrs previou.sofcex· II t I c 9 Excellent workini: l'()ncli· Women wanted to work lions and employee for Janice's Raggedy benefit program. Ann houseclg service, MSI Start S! 50 hr. 8·3 tues thru fn 675-6553 DATA Merchandiw CORPORATION , ••••••••••••;•••••••••• ~ soos· ....., tor" Control Sales & ""' P '"·me. Phone MS c'>07 nee. w1 ran. ~· pm front ok, will train. Mesa. ~'600 depend ed,fullorparttame call ~ ' . per Strong typing. ,.. "'° Mon-Fri SJ+hr.847·7206 340RKherA•t Typ1n1C & sh. req"d in& on expr 642·1916, ~r. Roberu ~1onday & Hooks. F itime. avail Gro11.th potential un·1·--------CoataMesa W de I d R~ept & Sec'y. duwes btwn 9 am & 12 noon Tuesday. <213 > 776 7_9_10_ ~i.:r~~yfu ~~~t ~!~. limited ro Oay salary re RECEPT SECY SALES POSITION. open CJ I 4J 549•6127 On r an ~ ttart. 548 -007 6 -G.ft. Ofc $7001---------1 Laguna_8c_h_____ f.'!tJ:~ah~:i11 c~o~~~~ Front office appearance ~~~~~~~IP~s~~1~~!: Of Antiques! ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1035 DNJSlonClen r ec Pa.id INSU RA.~CE·AUTO Tm ..,.,...... Career E m ployment &tiood,clerical skills. a GlftSbopFashlonlaland EqualOpportunlty H UGE warehouse .,._ d" ks t 5w.11.uptD Mar e _.., muall Xlnl company NB EmployerM/F crammed with over 500 PTef exper 962·S84T Ask c.Apan ing co. s~ s <I· ~ C• 0.. h'OMOKH Agency, ss&-8505. benefits. Challen1ing . for Mr. Peterson, or Mr ble lndlv. for variety LARGEAUTOAGENCY music boxes, nickelo-flied Bookk Nat'l corp. has cbaJlenir. P EST C 0 NT R O L position w /an aggrea5ave S •ur ..... "IL dco I nos "'~cus or Kingdon I pos. ceping S WAM p ED WIT II " _ ... _ C II "" -'"'"" T..__.. Sollclt---n pa , "" . _....;;.. _______ 1 etc Call Lisa, 848·1288 PHONE N REQUESTS lng & fast paced pos. an TECHNICIAN Exper l •vw .... & company. a Office supplies & Sta· --r• .... gans. wall c lo c ks, DRY CLEAN I NG Alsof'eeJobs Oenrus& I PRopenloambiliousln· preferred but not req, for Int erview. M·F ., t1onery. F/llmepositlon Weneed10g1rlsto setup grandfathe r rloc ks, COUNTER GIRL. full or De 0 n1 s per 8 0 n n e 1 ~i~"ict.si1EK~Ng div. Call Bill Macey. must have good drivmf 752-0160 &ask for Janet. avail. Phone for appl. dinner reservations 1n ra.scmatlng antiques. pa rt -time Apply In Service of Huntington AGENTS & PERSONAL 833-2700. Dennis & Den· record, neatappear aoce, 557.9212. ask for Mr . lhe eve. Hrly wage + OverSt,000,000Worth Per a on DI mm Ill Beach, 16Ul8 Beach Blvd, L 1 N ES UN D £ R . rua Penonnel Service or enjoy wor~ing w/p~bllc. ReceptJonisl, good typing, West . Newport Sta. bonus . No selling 1n Amencan International Cleaners 3200 E Coast Suite 121. WRITERS. Irvine, 2082 Michelson Full benefits + uniform know'! of blllJng. Sal SSSO lloners. volved. Call all 3pm, Gallenea; 1802·T Kctler- Hwy, CdM . -----Dr. & truck. Apply Mon Fri to S600 mo. Call Tues or 540·~. Ing St., Irvine . Tel. GenOfc f>lspalt'her NO DOOR TO DOOR 9-3 Barden Pesl Control Thurs only. &48-3484 ask ·SAW TB.IP • '754·lm. Open Wed thru EUCnOMIC AIRf'ORT 1977 CLJENTSCAl..LlNG US ~! .. 6~andolpb, C .M. for Mn. Landesman. Why punch a llmecl0ck H SUltYIY Sat.~AM to4 PM. Visit! ASSIMll Y Hfah flytna career for in MOLD Mllr£R """"'""'v when you don't have t-0? P /l1me. Flex hrs. Our ·--_ Cl I Exper'd elertronars div. 11ffkln1t mtere1t1n11 FUU & p TIMI M llCEP'TIOHIST A. a Beeline Stylist you CdM ore. 675-6380. ••SHOP AT••. ' t.0lderer & (l) W\rc Prl'ft J>Otl. w,bu.ayco Call Pol· Earrun1• f'rol'I) ~Jr;!:~: c~J:!!'~e~ Part Ume work.in1 to full set your own hn. ~earn Telephone Soll c Hor Jonathan's traJnee req'd for sma I ly Brown, 833 2700. Oen $575 lo SI 200 Mo located to H 8 'needs Ume. No set hn, must be mooe~ by selling quality HeaJLhTeating Proaram, CANNERY VILLAGE manut. co. Apply at 891 nla & Denru& Ptrtonncl JC you have any exper Mach In is ts & ED M PHONE SALES flex.Ible . .Board exp pre· clothing w /customer Exper pref'd not easen-2SShops toScrve You W. 16Lh St, NB S48 262l Servac.-or I rv1ne, 20!1.2 lil'e>rlun1 °'not Operaton. Mill sir• ex· f 'd. Mature attitude, 1atisfact1on guam. No JO· ti al . Day or evening 42231sl St. Nwpt Heh Michelson Dr Call t!s W1t Nttd You XJ rhone Sal et people , front ok appear. Xlnt vatment Car & phone '-~·-. lmm·· .. lalc onon --- --En1lneerln, If /O r --per ntwaaes over· -81eorf•mal .. 18•-•r F l l uv''"' cu ... ~ C 0 E d 963-0944 ti...... Profit 1harln1 &: ""' "' "'• "'..., public cootac:t Apply in Mi:. or m ervw app ing 540-74'11 btwn 10 & AR US L llor"e. $700. Archlteclura back · GIRL f'"Rll>AV neede ....... yearsofage.Guarantecd pe r son 9am ·•pm , ph:~7-4380or96J..7470. 2PM i-·1rm Call aft JPM around needed lmmed. ror mon111e <'Ompany. 4 ~~~~~~~~~ other beneflll wages or commlas1oos. N c t 110 673 S:>86 1n flnallalna 11a1u & t.o~hr1'da1ly C M.Office laaurance Fee Paid Sd!MllC., 250 East 17th Street, N:;~~~nt.re~r~~le 2oo. ~~mlastMr~sa.alrreaa1.nee ok, TELLER · -------. me11urln1 SW mm1n1 ~ 3134 ura to SI I 400 171 41 HMU I Suite o. Costa Meu, i-----------1 """ ..... lmmedaale opening Cor ANT IQ u f: M EA 1 poola forqualll)', custom y ' ~~~~~~~~~' between 5:00 & 8:30 pm RECEPTIOMIST 546-0757· teller Experienced pre· DISPLAY CASES. C2l nt, conservaUon C'OVers G IRL NIDA Lovely co auks lop r: 646 4223 for bully fut. 1rowin1 SECllET"'RY !erred. FountllUl Valley. WOOD. Pvt Ply 751-4760_ 64(). 7121. Non 11 molcer. Ty~ 4S policy raltr for key P<>' u 1 l c I an,· PI an o or Equal Opportunity "" ----------1 Take phon• ordcn. kcc-p Call Dan, 848 1288 Also Guitar, or 1 Top 40, for t:mployer co. Ute typing, answer For busy R.E. office. For appt. Mr. Archuleta, Applianc:H 80 I 0 ---------1 book& &t records & learn ~ee Jobe. Dennis & Oen female slnfer. MS-Sl23, pbooea. Apply in person, Memory typewriter . 963-67!7• E .O.E. ••••••••••••••••••••••• .EHGl'NEERS legal uc'y, $550 up rus Personnel Service of Codie 17gaa Sky P ark Cr, Suite Good skills esser~al. RF.FRIGER/\TORS 848·1400. Huntlnatoo Beach, 16168 -1---------... _G, l_rvm __ e._7S_l-063S __ . __ -1 133-ZllOOJudy. WASHERS·DRVERS Sr. o.t1ner for creative Beach Blvd, Suite 121 eed extra money! Early ~MAMA.GIA TELLER Reconditions Repros & t"lectro·mechunlcal de· •--------•I·_:.:.;..;.......:.......::.;._ ____ ( I d I e"" LA &'T. $600 c~ ..... tary R E D 1 a IU'!. .... s-1n "RY morn ng e 1 v • J Extraordinary oppor. for Id ~·., . . eve OP· , "RT-TIME Frgt Damage. Ouar /Del, sagn.5YramU\.expcr.ln GUARDS --""'-'"'-"' Times. 2~ AM ipprox. FeePa mentfirmmovlngtonew "' 29Yrsin0rangeCo. deslan or small precision 2 3 Yrs recent law ofc ex Need economical car. b?:°. P~:.!~~~~vg~ 1rn~=~~a-Very successful co. seeks ()(flee at o.c. Airport. Previous work u per. DUNLAP'S parta eR!lenllal. Some e•· per u1n •k"'-· ...,,. wpm ""' HAl ..... personable typist to aood ••creta· n'al skill• prefd 4-8 Hour Doys to per. PC board dealan WANTED typln'; & "1w~h~ Somei-------------Melro..£!!~~!borshS8Y18,lems areet clients etc. Call ~eq'd~ .. Salary com~ includ Sala. Must be 18l5CNAeLwLport 77 BI 80 .CM he~w. Work in amall Full & Part-limo. All machine tranacriptloo.Ji---------•1 "~ta;.{ ... ';-' 546-8191 C-ecUa,841M2.88.'Al5oFee mensurate w/ablllty. rn:iture & well groomed. i-----~-·--- ra 1irowbt3~.w/x· Areu . Aae 21 & over. PO&lllon for 1 year as· NOW RecrwUng abari>. ""° -Jobe. Denoia lk Dennis (714)9S5-1MO. '\ Contact Ba rbara, FRCT. DAMAGEDllOT· In benefit• 11'\~ludln& Mature men prel'd aociale w/ettab'l. pre· ambil1oua man to aell Ploaffcf*icaton Personnel Service ol ------~--547·0339. POINT Sale. 3308 w. med/dent.al. All benefits lJn11ormi furn No cash sUglous law rirm in N.8 hardware. toota Ir 1bop C II B Id Pl tl Hudi.inatoa Beach, 16168 SIClETAltY SICUAITY SAYINGS Wa.rnernr Harbor,Santa elfedJvedate olh.ln. ouUay. Car & phone nee. No trainees. Quality refs. equipment to lnduatr1al a •ya e as cs, Beach Blvd, SUlte 121. Needed for N.B. Law SANTA.AHA ADa9'79-2S2l DISC Apply, Pleue C.11 (710 ~-2071 ae<.'OWlt.a. Ava S280 per ~8am-4:30pm. Reception.lat to S700 ti:nn. Good sk.ilJa req'd. Equal Oppor Employer ............. UWt.nal 1_M_ls_5_0M.ott ___ a_. ____ 1 wk. No exper. nee. Call I•--------MACMC WOltLO Call Ke.rry, 540-5405 Will buy some rerri1s. 102 E • .BllerStttct Pt'ot.dto. Ser-flct LEGAL SICHTA.IT: 7Sl·9134. PLASTICS Glltterin1 spot for lndiv. SECllETA.ltY ~-------•I :f!l~~';,o~~~.~· CostaMtaa 91 9-5300 1226W.SUI St.S.A. Min. z yrs e.xper. gen1 lni...tjon Mtld aeeltlag t op bllllna IntereeUngpositionfora Ta.La lnten1ews Moo-Fri. law; tnowled1e o1 court RSE l :JOAM·l :lOPM JV..l w/&lamouroua to. Call ftll (l'OOmed. pleasant, C-to u~-Hotpolnt 1\efng. Clean, 10:30am-noon procedures, htlgatlon, Moa thnJ Sal. 13 pe1' hr. 5a-up/Lead. Koowledae Wllla Carter, 8~2700. ex pe r 'd secre tary. .,. ~ runs quiet. older model 4r 1:3CM:~m ood •· Sal Loe --1 Call Mra of materials " exper·d Denn.la• Dennis Penon· Duties I l d t a Our C M. branch hu an Bar1ain SSS. Ml 6prn. EXEC. S£CIETARJ _,.. ~II ~~6 J..S~ ~.';\ Leo.~~" w/setup & operation of nel Servic:eoflrvine 2082 60+ wp~~ ~r~e/~~~k lmmed. openln& for an ~7W. I ~~~~~~~~~! 1 81"'.......,. M Tho •----'--------1 i nJe~l lon & t r ansfer Michelson Or. ' duties for our fr•"chise exper 'd teller. Th is ---------Xlnt oppor. for Ind v. llAJRORESSERS want· · .,. __ ·· ni. mas. molding of small "9re· operations. lndiv~'must pel"500 mu,,t be able to Washer · dryer comb. w/conttrucUon/develop· ed. Apply In person. LEGAL llll'S£S AIDES cas1on parts. Day shUt, ReceplTtne to $800 be a self starter w/abaU· work w/banlt acC'OunUn1 Xlnt cond. 1711 New menl 0~· Typlnll M(i. Reg\5, So. Coast Pla:r.a Ellpcr'd. Bayview Conv. small shop. 11cJde4 PWt t.y to handle confidential & able to aell bonds, Hampshire. CM. 540·7198 ~ d. Good bene l 540-8888 SECIETAIY H°'pltal, 20~ Tburio STACOSWTTCH IMC Enlhuslastlc pen. will matters. Apply, National travelers checks, money GE. lreeier. 16'. uprisht e.Salaryl'IOO +. HA I R .S TYLISTS , FastuonfslandLawflrm Ave.C.M.642·3SOS. ll»Beker,eo.taM•a be thrilled at growth Syatems Cor p., 06l o rders,,l' cashi er 's rrost-frff. Really like '~~~ Manicurists. FatlaUst. desires Legal secretary l;;•--iiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiii;! 549-3041 gc:tentlal w /expaodln& Birch St, N.8. CNr. o .C. =:-:. ,::~~t!~ler~~ _new __ cood __ ._~ ___ i __ _ A1111l1tanh for new with""'CivU lillpt.ioo exp. NURSES EqualOpporEmployer rm. can Barbara Mac, Airport) E.O.f:. ..,..,_ •-I h S I call J&Mt 133-2700. Dellllla fl Den·•--'--------porta. ··-18 an x nt op· Sear'• Coldapot 2·d r. Newport Beac a on. 640-1560 119f'EMJ nil Personnel Service of ~Ii por. t.o lt'OW "develop lo Wbfte, Bott-Om fnr, frost NYSTRO\.\ M50ClAT(S Days 847·9085, nea,1--------URa PRESSMAN Sm. abop, lrv!M, 20l2 Michelaoo Acctt.cJ ells lbrs our b.rllllt'h. We offer ~op free. S18S. 980-tOU '-' In II~ 6'2-01.58 L*Jll S.C......, We have .., ursent need A.B. dick. Ex:p'd. ooty. Dr. TO 11400 MONTit salanes & oo. benefit s. JTZSBlrcb'St,N.8. i-...vny Newport Beach l.aw for a full Ume RN on our &44.a:J3 days, 1'1·222'1 ..,, Contact Chery l, (714) lkydn 1020 117 .. 041 MAJNTEN.:'°NCE llAN firm. Varied practice, 1\.T 5hift. Full-Umo poel· _ev_• ________ ReceWlptjo~ YOUPhone1 ~ n::~:S"t.A~=~~ 83$.0lSI. •••••••• .. ••••••••••••• ~yer •111...!.!!~ •• taol • ... m· !i~!.•cr11• ~~f!.r·C:u~·1~7 ~:~.t~ ,!;mJ!1~~ Prinw ·MulBlfUa "Ba.y'' r:-;Y .. ~Un Newport Beach 833'8190 :=~~~·~~~t1~ $4~~·s MX st~1::1:520 --------111 abU~ Perm;n~ • no Kini (714) W.9773. Ptf'900MI on S-U • ll·V 4 Da.y wk, betldlts. 13.SO Orm oeeda your zieaaant Call for Appt/Elltab '65 F,qu.al Oppor Employer ~ , ..... -.. •• R cl•-.1 ..... to •-aal Secre•·rv·. Xlnl !lhill.,. Elleellnt ulal'Jnd, ?!!..!!.. lo •tart. Call ~manner "ru,,ty =tdlT-'-~~~~~~~~~C:. _..... .. _,,,. ~ ..... WI I wortnna c:oodlUoaa a ...... ....., ~" akllla t.() help r\ll\ J..-Y I-••••••••••••••••••••••• -r·•D IPM, n un Un 'rues. ~P.ir" skU11 required. f b flt c 11 hi c 11 lB ec3-Syraexp ellttTra~ ~ ~ SaJ90.lot1D WayueTft· Uu,7uon nrm Newport .-In•• en• •• • PIUN'TlNG II olc •moot y. a Advan~K1nclic:slnc AITWGlttws Siamese KJttens •• 9 ~~rrs. ID= •ctob . ....-00 Center.759-0Ul =::YV~,!>0001· PLAllMAXJHG ~Cal'fleJ'~oy 1231Vlc:toriaSt.C.l'tt. lasold~tnthlafabulous wb old. Re11ok!te. ,Euc~/Benll l.o '800 ... ..,... ....,.." STl:IPflMa mm eocy. ' IM6-71SSE.O.E. C>PllOt' for bnaht. lndlv. m..cm:aaf\S,lO/W · SecyfM11U tollSO ForClR331flC'dAd LYN 11·7 CONYALDCBn' ExJ*'d U.·bouff print POotlble Wom•ft to e.u-"fTO-...SO Top bcncfita. PIU1b ofc. DoCJ1 1040 AJaoFe<eJobs ACTlON OtarieNW"lle.Goodaal HOSl"ITAL abap. 4 Day wk. Oood canfo..2•Syrold,af· ~ -Call Vic k ie Smith.••••••••••••••••••••••• Jrw..Pewwwwel AleoeJ ~ C.ilyl'.!1ot Ir frinae beodlta. 80 ~d LAOUNA B&ACH bmerC.. Al'PtY NaUonal Lernooa:I. $1.:50 Pu ht Typlo1. 1rowln1 aml 848-12118. DMn.1a • Oen· 000 OBEDIENCE •ElnbOolS.IMesa .,. ..-. S.N F.M .. VerdeConv 'EqualOpportwdty Syatems. Wt 81.tth St. ~ finn.7~1·2600 nil Per9CIOMl Sttv\ce of CLASSES start. Wed. ~DI 141-lCTO AJ>.VlSOR Jlosp.e&t CeutuSt. C.M. Employer N . B . <Near 0 . C · Have aometning to sell? Runtln&ton Beach. 18168 Apr II 20, 1 : 30 P 14 042·~ 5e-$.111S. Airport.) & O. £.. Wat Ma Call &U-5171 Classified ads do It well. Bncb Blvd, Sulte l.21. Nwpt/ln area 548-GZI ' . . . ...,- Ml.c.l• twt IOIO Mlsc:ellaMous 1010~ IOIO DJO DAILY f"ILOT Wednesday. Apnt 20. 1977 --•..................•.................••.......•••....••..•••.•.•...•. Oo9f 8040 FimtitwT 8050 Fwwitwe 8050 WANTED us Ft. bar with 26 p J. Reine. bottom frtticr, loah. M..-. ~;J..~I 4 Wheel OrivH 9550 -·•••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ... •••••••••••••••••••• TOP C ~ DOLL '"R show tank blt·Ul. lined 117~; 19" Color TV. $ll0, &fliP""nt 9030 91 SO ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~ 8t:{~1~::::!~e;: **I BUY** so 1 id M • p 1 e PAID A:~R YOUR. w/fur.$1..SO.~ St«eO ualt SIS: Kina 11 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• '14 GMC. Loaded, slot .'1'1·SSMCoata Mesa Good ~ Jo'urniture & bookca:se/hdbrd, twin JEWELRY WATCHES bed• beddin&: $135; f333 4' TiUcr 4 large 1ailbo.I SALE! '72 llond.a SLlOO. <'Ond. Lo mlleaee, N-~llanc<-1!-0R 1 wlll beds. Complete, onder ART OBJECTS. GOLD: Movin ~ mu~t sell: Garbaae dlapo.a.I, orig wsed, good condllto1\. :n> ml on rebtt. eng, xl.nt movable top. 64~ G.oktem ....,_ • .,.. orSl!:L.Lfor You. Sl7~. llS.plt! dU'lelte, Sal S ILVER s £tty lC F. dvoprt 5 • 1~ Cid. 9 carton $30; Hollywood Laminated bard wood cond, $22$./ofr. 847-6342. 673-3310 ""-7612 J _,__ "' •. , , • beige, occasn I tbls, vanl-tJW $35' Danish loveseal $&5 or bst orr M!-2073 --------------A.KC 6J7648S MASTEASAUCTtOH ~-.1 Oiuau,l·u , tlNl';,.l'URN. & AN· tyw(J dwrs.Wrghtiron SM: Riuan&gluitcof-' . FMF IOOcc Packll~c '73 Ford FlOO, camper . Black L1ab Puppl.J!ll 6464616&133-9625 · TIQUE.'i.MS-2300 fern :st nd, 2 wicker foo tbl,$115 , Rattan lamp loah.Power 9040 Racer for sale. Coll wmch, must sell. 13,ltOO. W/puperg AKC. g wki. ~Sde 1055 LUGGAGET.AGS brsl.Ls, bUc ,recln'& chr, t.blSlO:Compa.te J agwir ••••••••••••••••••••••• -Gregg for wormalJon. 548·~ old. Call arter Spm, Furniture Stripped & ..... ••••••••• .. ••••••• lbl~P6. 7 br3ldedru&. tool Int. S2S; tamps, pie· Clas:iic '64 Cbrla Cran 963-1934. i ..;...:.....:;..._ _____ _ 7&J.3799. Rer•oasbed by Experl.s. KAREN & KASSJ:;Y fmmyourbusmesscard resnb I. 334 Del Mar, tures, misc bousebld Super SPorl 18', V-8 ---------1 ---------1 7S2-~dys,67S.2094ev. ES T ATE SA L Jo: Send ooo card for each C.M.6C2·1Zn. artlctH.5t0-0162 w/G hrs. artstol cond. Yamahas '7S 400 Enduro Trm:b 9560 Weunarancrs purebred 9 ....,.. __ , . f • tag plus ooe spare. We· . Blueboot $3900·ofr. $625, '73 2SO MX ~or ••••••••••••••••MH••• wks,puppyshot&, ' K.tog n bed cmplt.: gd c-.uwshlDKS or every return per~aoently King site mattreufbox BrunaWlck Pool Table. 675"30800M) will trade either for 4 '67'4TFordP1cltvpw/1l' 751.2977 <.'Ol'ld SSO: Bo1 spnngs, rn1· lovely <'~llccton sealed atlra~1ve t_ag & springs S50; pinball ReguJaUoo n, not slate, stroke street bike of ap· Teardrop Camper. --------~mattress & frames. at.ems; 13 Cbmuc & strap, meelrng airhne macbine$37S.968-3950. But Just as accurate. 1936 Cbri.s Crart Bay proxvalue.557·9271 r c mtg ti ng. S2SOO. •PU,.IES* 751·7461 Pers1un rugs ; Stereo l.D. requirement&. Pre· Ukenew. $150.S..7537 Luuncb, xtra cng, $HOO. 9fl0.l6Sl. Cute tUPPhll, wblte IKUST S~! Bookcase equip; Antique 4 pot>tcr wot loss & theft! For a Everytblng Goes! Deluxe 67~5648 '70 YAMAHA 2:50 CC. Od ---------•w/black patches, l male, wall urut, gJus wtwood bed & dresser; Much persooaliz.ed tug encloe;e Admiral refrig, dining 19" Portable TV, UHF, , cond. Best offer. M G "l4Cbevy ~. PIB P/Salr. J female. 1 weeka oLd. coff. tbls, extension more. 11 Cerrito, Irv. w11 llpape r, fabrtc or muet, much mare.. Call plays good. $35. Can· llA'ITARAS: S3 FB~Y cal1'98-3639 Royal util. bed. $4200.. 5'8-2140 ••ume tbl, match'•~. wood 10AM·3PM "Dlly Glo" paper & we &W-2980. nlster Vacuum, 115. G.M. 8VrI S, '73-Like CB SO F H d Make Ofr or trade for f o" .. Wl.ll buck & tnm your 646-15.25 DU. Loaded. Owner 16 7 on a. 3,600 979-3079 AKC Poodles, 6 wb old. l'Off. tbls, etageres. King Moving,~atioSale t.&tgs. or try two cards Double mattress & box 213:•7~ ml, 6,000 mL warrant)'. --------- Toy /Mini. Choe/Silver, & queen ~rm. sets, mat· 2107 wallace back to buck sprutg', good cood, $35. Sterling for8, Wallace aft. $1700. 41M-3769 eves. "12 Chevy Luv. SuQlf .. l 'r om $lOO. ss2•3052; lreliscs. ::;ofa & loveseat, Costa Mesa i'IUCLS: 642-4357 alt6PM tique W. Xtra pie St' Yacht being r e· camperaheJI. $1900 67J.544.9 reel.mer, hemps, dlllette, Hones 8060 S!eaor 3/~ A • B E C E L E C cheap.63l.a360. ~~~. ~i.!1:.!txt~:: 75''2Malco440.A.W ~ cuno cabol. X1nt.. cond.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 41!1taos S1 60ea W J ELCHAJ /b T •-• -...n. z.4 --., . COLLIE PUPS. AKC. ~760 . " . · hE R, w al-asco,\C.lescope-, 70% Completed $35,000. Wheelsmitb up pipe, '61 lnl1 Havester \.i tm Beaut Sl2S+ 5yr fem -. QRTR.Horsemare,7 yrs ti/9la~$1.50t!J. tenes&cbarger64<M179, lo.$.'iO. Wtllcompletefor"5000 pegs & cut piston. Fox P(U. Rblt eng. Runs AKC·$25• Gd home: 2 Plece sectn1(7'&c4') old,15.2hands.Hasbt.~o lO~":r;::!:::~~~ded bi>6602 546-8979a.fternoofts 768-S2t8aft7pm. ' · sboclcs,w/accumulators. xlnt. Gd body. St.ala tlti3-854l lune green. Xlnl cond. shown West ern s ue· Many XU'as. X1.n1 cood.. 5J6-096S --------~ comfort'bl $140.644-4646. cessfully. Ask for Cathy. NO CA HD? KING size wa terbed Equity Membership, loah. Soft 9060 58 ---------AKCpoodlepuppy ~ Draw your own or send w/hdbrd, frame &beater Mesa Verde Couotc-y •••••••••••••-••••••• $1200.536-47 '59 CbeYy P.U. Body gt1 T·Cup&tmytoy OHJG. Furn. rrom Queen ruime, addre:.s, phone & $150. Elec. stv. $65. Club.Call55.2·11.20. ll'CYCLO'NE,m-as.like '73 Honda XR·iS. 22mm cood. 283 Runs Rroac 530 64~ Mary Luxury Liner. Jewelry 8070 we'll make one card per 67S4967 aJ\S:30PM "°""GE f . 18 ft, oew, trailer. Beat oiler. carb.cam&pipe. Clean. ~-Firm979-0983 _____ _..;;_ __ _..,. 673-5586 aft. 3PM ••••••••••H•••H•••••• t.ig. Add 25' e11ch. •""""' • • re n g cu 960-2598 Call 631-0394 Great Family pets, lop qt· WA .... TED Send lbeck or money or· Potters wheel, Robert $100, id cood. odagoo • VCltS 9570 ty l nsh Seller pupp•l~. Sectional Sofa &}oveseat " dcrto: Brent, kick wheel Like formal dioi.nC rm ae'4 I.slander 36-$48,000. Auto Molor~S. •••••••••--.. ··- calm dlsposruon. ~ & wJmatctung solid coffee TOP CASH DOLLAR PR.OTPRIMTIMG oew.$125/0ffer~ 536-3'89.. pilot, diesel, 6 i.nstru-ScM l..t 9160 '66 Chevy 1-too step ftll up496-JH8 ~odtbls,962-8217 P A ID 1o~o R YOUR P.O. Box 1.500 King size mattress le MIK...._. ments. self tailing ....................... '73 eog1ne. Wmdows all -,......,.... bed JEWELRY, WATCHES, c.ocrtaMesa,Ca.92626 · ~ '"61~ 8081 winches, pedestal steer· MOTOR HOMES a.round, bydraullc door. tTft' to You 8045 "'<=>• comer group, ART OBJECTS, GOLD, s pnngs . ..,... ,,._.,...... · f" 1 b d Good -.... W'berc ulo" covers •-"""c ""-"C ••••••••••••••••••••••• ang, Mans 1e d ea , FOR RENT beater, tires. """'3• ••••••••••••••••••••••• u "' SILVER SF.RVICE, u.a.1TRE5SES u•............ CNG D . d bun.ltbeds962-8217 *'""' * sssc.a.sHFOR stove, etc. ays FromSL50wlc.495-49'2!3 All service recor •• MALE ln shsctter,2yrs., · FINE FURN & AN· SingleSets$39.SO Octagon game table. "" ~9616,Eves6'15-4241. $2000.~.64&-71S8 w /papers. Gd watchdog. L~. Duncan Phyfe table TlQUES. 645 2200 fo\tll SiLc $44 50 Wrought iron base, wood Good used fum/refrigs . SUPERIOR. '72 22Fl. all , .Loves kids. 837-ll~ aft SJ50 Round Mahogany Gold d Sil . 1 B&JMottrcss roctrvv top w /4 wrought iron rrz.rs&stoves5'6-0768 Cal 2S, satlboat, 1966 steel, loaded. Pri/Pty. 75 Dodge B200 Cast '1 PM desk $250 Much Misc an ver Jewe ry. -· ' base chrs. $100. 9'79-3068 .....,._,_al < c I ass i c be• at y > • Lie #882FBJ 494.3905 Spartsmao. Mags, AC, ---------• .7 • • created by Greg Rieb. 838 Eost 1st St. S.I\. _.. Mainsail, jib. Genoa. 7YJ Crse cont. cust cpt. ... '-•PUPPIES* 6 5--0333 Call between 5·8 pm. 547·5636 Mo v JN G. Ref rig, IM"-nh 8083 Honda OB. eael bead. '66 CorteE. low mi., l own, mi,~ pty. &M-ll62. Cute puppies, white OVESEAT, decorator 642-0006 water bed frame, two -·•..,•••-•••••••••••• Bat cfr. i"irsl cashiers perf,anecbcond,10.lSmi w/blackpatches,lmalc, fobnc.blue&beige.x.lnt.u. tock 8075 NEWPORT_BCHTENNJS bed, stude nt d esk, Conn llln-0-Matk elec. cheektaltes.4M·S7H gal on reg gos, self· '71Dodge.A.T.AlllPll. l female. 1 weeks old. cond, $1.00. 675-48ll ••• :!.................. CbersLU .. ~:....1:.~'.?!~ Mem· credenza. hdbrds. misc. organ, excellent condi· S E S p · y coot., sips '• lots or ex· Cah rp, p~eledCL, 11~. S48-2HO ..,,,_.'""'"""""' foam.536-9923 Uon.$600 pp 53;2.1259 A R A trasAM/FM, beaut. Int.. itcb, V ... RY --.. --------~•liar Cha1rs-V beautifully Reg. Morgan mare, broke ' · • CATAMARAN. World's $8,500.finll.968·7248 $2SOO?~afl3. Yr old fem Ge rman tufted naug. on pedestal t.o ride & drive, blk GUITAR $25, Sngl bed G-"arf ALTEC l2" gpkn, ba.98 fast.est 15' production . ~hepbcrd..L.t.kcs luds. Ph ba:.ellike new). $150 ea parade Morgan gcldU'lg, $25, 4 wrought iron U'"ft , , reflescabinets. $200 sailboaL 175 lbs. rigged. Kingswood Mobile Rome, "1S Dodge 100, AIC, lhDI. 963·1452 nl·w, ASKING $75 ea. Eog, Western (714 > barstools szs. 6(5-8269, $25. 642-1520 675-8258 Colors galore! $1695 6 mos. old. 33'ldi0' B.B. cstm iatT, 40,000 mi. ----------1 l'ool t al>lt: hght, custom 338-1011 646-71118 w /trlr. Save SZ30. Call area 14.S 962-74?.Z $3950. Call 540-5278 To good home Lov•D " ...... 1 r:ic;i, 3sets box sprin~&m_at-YA•••u• Clarinet sso. n... ........... .,...,,,. • " lt'J"""". g ass .,..,.,., new, u-a.:..-8078 Vilit's Lalin Imports tresses. Qn sz W1th rails, Oldsw.nnnTru .,.,. call ~ ~ Cort-e-z '69• .. ,..., "-.. 000 '74 Podge van. 318 al in. rcmalc Samoyed. 1 yr. ASK siso. Ph 640-4910 .._.,.,..., r mpet ••o1 " ,... "' ' · l'b 979.2150 _ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Operu.ng around Apr. 11 dbl & twins. 2 pr child's 540-71.80 • ?J COWMllA. 34 Watt gen, w /roof au, · A!C, rnags, stereo, estm 1'LATFORM ROCKt::R GFl. SO!o'A 645-8780 7• Contemporary sofa, Portable i.ur compressor LtdoV1Llage MaU,Nwpt. ski boots. sz U & 12. l • Diesel,PP Ms.7S54 MakeoCr.SSl-2611 inlr, :W,000 mi. $&600. i:oodcond,herculon,$50. for jaclc hammer $l00. Mooo shock boy's biJte. Offkehnriture& · SJS.3705,6~ 830-00!4 Ndswork.S48·1S23 A.MWAY PRODUCTS Goodbuys.6'4-4596 Equipmitnt 8085 2S'FoamyCat.RudiCboy Lake Havasu m_obile . CaU 67~ . ••••••• ••• •••-•••••. •. design. Race or cruise. 4 homo aad &ot .., /Vtew of 1959 Classic Font Vaa. Juke Box-Wurlitzer w /120 3-M VQCI Copier. XlnL sails, new eng, many lake. $9,900. 5116-5124 Alum body, ~ after. ---------ISofa & love seat, floral, 12 Ton Palet Lift $125 & Male Toy While Poodle, to oaugahyde hke oew $200. metal cutting hack saw. WOVEN WOODS good o lder person. Elec Splnet Hammond $100. Both work great. & MINI IUMDS ~~· Must sell. Call cond. Copies from SW ' to xtras. $3900. ofr or t.rade. Trailen. Trani 9170 Camper speeia.I HM.141 · 14" length both sides ()( Gordon,646-1956 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .-S Wmhcl 9590 &~709 ori:an. bench. earphones Most sell. Make ofr. Wooden shutters & pull Beaut. wht Samoyed $500. Call540-6884. S46..o341. blinds. Up to 80".k ocr re-SCRAM-LETS male. Need~ yard. Lav. rm., din. rm, fam. Misc.dclneoas 8080 tail. 9 AM to SPM call t.3!._ 27!.?:iftarter5. rm. Xlnt cood. 1711 New ••••••••••••••••••••••• 64S-895l ANSWERS Fwniture 8050 Hamp:.ture. CM. 540-7198 Weiqht Lou Proqrcm SUl'ER IUY!!! Detain -Foyer- ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mus l s c 11 ! Ear I y Heave n sent, Nutr1. 12' mahogany planks. 8 Taboo-Finng- STOHEWl Ot-:::,ALE Amcncanfum .Sofabed, tionally s ound. J oan w18"w1de,1to2'"thick. RIOOFJT Nt•w & U:.l'd fum. appl's, 2 swwel rckcrs, 3 end 545-4240 soc per rt. 646·80110: In 1R46 gold was dis· W • eovered in California and ttllSt'. 11!.on :. llar1:a111 tbls, naug rct:lining chr. . , . . 5-43-5735 ed l'oook.(2 Storrs), 545 & 2 tamp!> $:17~/bsl o!r. Hi-boy & 6 tnple dresser . _ m 1920 they discover 814W.1!lth,<.:M.642·7930 Dmettc :wt$2S.963-6702, w /mirror $300/0fr. Dnnlun(! fountain. e lec-ruteclubs whcreyou can &548 3262 • !t6!l6110113 Stereo,675-7568 trtc oHlce type, $50;, .&:::...et:.__RI_D_O_F_JT_. ----~ -Black & Decker cordless•- ti' Sora. Green/gold. :J Chairs (2) 11-!0ld, lred. 1750 sq rt gold !1h3Jl hedger tnmmers. 6'8"' Radial arm saw, New 10 , u:; h 1 n n. s 7 5. c ;i 11 S75 ea. Not warn carpeting. Gd cond. $2 Petn llo surfboard $25. inch, Craftsman, Deluxe ms ~ 1.K•fore s pm.__ f\46-4757 per yd. Pvt pty 6444779 642-2073 base. $350 552-0269 .· ' .. r \ .. .. \ \ ' \ • . I I I I FREE GROCERIES -9 WINNERS -ACT NOW! I We want to hear your success atory. How did you uso • Onlty Piiot clanifled ad to put profit In your pocket? Win o $50 or $25 gtft certtOcete fOf grocede• at a leading market. Write In 50 word• or lea how you wed • D.ny Piiot clautflod ad to put pront In your poeket. If posslble, eftCfote a cnppfng of your aucoeuful ad, a reasonable ftlcafmlle, or • summery of the words you used In your ad and mall to: ~PrCMHOlonD~nt Orllf'Qe Coaat Dalty Piiot 330 VI. S.y Str"t P.O. 8oll 15IO Coil• Meu, CA 92626 Enttiee must be postmarked no leter tlt1n May 6th to be ellglble. Prtzea wfll be awerded durtng May. Oeclslon of the Judges la flnal. Employees of the Orange Coest Publlahtng Company are not ellg1bfe. If you wish, use the handy coupon befow. Send ft with a copy of your successful cfeasltled •d •nd complete the following sentence In 50 worda or ..... "I put profft In my pocket using a Deny Pl1ot want ad to H.me • •• •••• • ••• • • • • •• • •• • • •• •• • •• ••• ••••• •••• ••••••• • Street •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••·••••••••••••••• C·tty ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Pttone ••••••• •• ••• ~. Along the Orange Coast, the beat place ~o buy or sell la In the DAILY PILOT r • • paper. $800. 1:i2·8294 18, Sol Cat Xlnt coodiilon. 24' Traveleze Tralle~. ••••••••••••• .......... btwnS&S S179S. 557.5509 evea •• Xlnt.comhlion. W!WILLIUY Ad j u s table drafting 67S.Sl90days CaUSS6-88'7' VOURDATSUM board/table w /ins tru· S. C. 23, immacalate. see 4 Sale or Rent: 25• trailer PAID FOR OB NOT ment.s. f'me cond. $175. to app~iate, sips 5, wJshower. stove refng., TOP DOLLAR 893-6460 a ft. 7pm or ~ad, galley. straa, shed. Nr OCC, $950 or FORTOPCARS wlmds (ace/cruise. Owner anx· $150 mthly ·Aft 4. MS-2546 BARWICK DATSUM Pets 8087 ious.492·3744eves. Auto Senic•.Parh San Juan Capistrano ••••• .. •••••••••••••••• 11oats. SUps &Accessori•• 9400 831·1375 493-3375 Foster horre a ~· Docks 9070 -••••••••••••••••••• .. , M a k c frt end. The ••••••••••-•• .. ••••••• VWENGINES Laguna Animal Sheller SLIPWANTED0 USED·llEBUlLT needs temporary homes for 3.S' SportflSber Der Buggy Shop SJ0.6940 for it's surplus animals. Call (714) 6'13-5252 WE BUY CLEAN CARS &TRUCKS Help t o e nhance the 4 AP Wire mags 1xl.S +4 quality of life in Laguna. Boatt. Speed & G60 Goodyear tares. cnuun I Call 497-3552 and become Ski 9080 Almost nu. $220. Call Uftnu.&. involved. ..•••••-•• .......... bdore6PM.171-0458 CHEVROLET LOVEBIBn p bf MUS'l'SELLFAST Stock whee ls for '76 ..,... ~ ace 17' Stevena Oatbottom, camaro incladlng beav-2828 HarboT Blvcl $2.Sforbird &cage. V0drive. woo~ de~k, tyrims.$51.640-8573 COSTAMESA Pb645-8780 castom paint & mtenor. _;;..._._.;, ____ __. • 546-1200 Young Coctatlel with Vance trlr. "/mags. Complete mechanical ---------cage, $60. Sacnfiee $?,000. Ah 6. wort. Forelga & WEPAYTOPDOLLAR 962-t.263 84&*>16.. Domestic. Call my home FOR TOP USED CARS Pianos&OrcJCIM 8090 =~m.Cbeap. ~~~~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• SKI BOAT lfrourcarba:tiac:lem Ha mmond, Lowery, 18', unlimited m~rioe 1968FordTorlno.for part. seeusfirsL Gulbransen Organs & prop dash. Blue pnnt.ed ing out. Rig ht dr IAUEAIU1C1C Kawai Pianos. Por Your 45-i, V-drive. casaJe 12% wrecked. 714-615-6S9S over in &out, 80MPH, 2 --~------f 2925 HarborBlvcl. Price call 644·9200 axJe tx"lr.. full gauges, Autos few Sale Costa Mesa 919-25IOI Aotq. piano, beaut. cabnl. braided stainless line. • ............... -.... TOP DOLLA& &tone. $495. 836-8292, 109 adjustable cavitation Allfl~ s. Main, SA plole everride pedal, im· Ckmi~ 9520 IMMltiIADTEL .. mac.962-7449PMonly _................... a Sa c r If I c o Ko b I e r pPo:-6 C FOR ALL Campbell Spinet. slat •REWARD!! ,...~, ar FOREIGNCARS rond, -....:. 54&-1251. Need4$'toSO' boatsHpin Alf'a's Giulietta Sprint <a CALL OR COME IN .,._., 8 lb classlo in anyone's TOSEEUS Nwpt, a oa area1. AILENTheatre 12organ. Reward substantial if book). An excellent '61 HEWPOtlT IMPORTS Xlnt. cood. Gd. for home slip destrable. Contact body with beautiful new 8100 VI. Cs\ Hwy. NB or auditorium use. $2300. Phil Barrett, 714-522·6144 red paint and a '63 1300 64.Z.9405 Days:645-76SO Velooe engine w/ 4-spd ---------trans. in gd. running BABY GRAND PIANO T1 wpot lation cond. <this engine bas TOP walnut Uois b •900 ·-····· .... -......... been runn; ... strong in Dftj I •• 962-8100 ' • • Aircraft 9110 my Spyde~ I replaced ~ .............. -•••••• it with newer 1600). Will PAID HAMMOND Organ TS9S, NEW Hangars for lse. sellall-includingalsoa FORCLEAN eatomaUc R~yt.bm, re-Corona Airport. Spec. spare 4·speed trans., corder. l'lldeliver, $1400. fuel priee wben complet-damaged engine block S48-0l26 ed. call: 714-Q3.QU7 or and good head, interior SewiltgM.cbl11a 809 544-3197,640-0TOO panels and seats. man1 .. _ .................. CCl.iiplt't. Sdt junk parta and aa MG Antique Singer Sewln It.et .. 9IZO Mitten car cover for madt.ines. --. Call -··-• '" 111111 ...... $1500. Phone 145·5108 -after t or 64S-1SG a.od Tim,~ '71 VW CampmobOo, pop. leave mag'°' I>eonia. SpottlllgGoods top, g •od co nd, ••••• .. •••••• .. ••••••• $2600/0fr. 49,·2968, lS25MODELTl"OJU) M&-0111 SPEEDSTER ---------t Agrealfun car! Seo lt 6 PAC slide in camper for 1606 Babcock St. <N ---~---_.., 6bortbed pickup. Must lllh & Placentia, C.M. Sfoft.~. sell$250.642·2073 9-ll:30am&l·S:30Pm lar 809 9• Ope a Road C JO llecnatioftal ....................... camper. Jacka, boot, Vellides 9530 Card racks & showcase Lies. ••-••••••••••••••••••• gondolas. Call 87:Mi608o $1,250. 897""5.i& DUNE BUGGY: Dirt or ~~ 1fl8JS8l .~C:Hl-4LV D HUNTINGTON BE ACrl 841 P~• qr r.i.i. IMPORT CARS .AU.MODELS WE MEED CLE.AM USED CARS HOW CALLPAWY 540•5630 1011\'SO\' & SOX • LINCOI N·MEflC:URY 3013 VlUa, N.B. MukNcfdn Sand. % race duel port TV. Rocio. Scoohra 9 I 50 ' VW, on Chenoctb frame. tlR,Shno 1091 -••••-• ...... •••••• Cstm Features + hvy 2626HARBORILVD. -·•••••••••• .. •• .. •• Kawasatl 409 S-3,~IJ dty cstm trailer. Used 4 COSTA MHA • COLORT'f'S s,ooomi,SSveaw&>'.SSOO. ~~ '2200/Bst. orr. -------- RCA·ZENITH·MAGNO 6408264 WI GoodSdecUon Guar. "73 lOOCO Yamalaa En-'TS Camper V a a M!ID PortablesfcOoasom daro •·u 175CC coucbbed, lee box YOUR· =~~ Kaw1~~!1.!;aa•ll ~g;,~~a. 0'9CAR BU A w. 19tb, CM, ~ .... uiwr.-........ NOW ,.... ..,...... "'66" I H Travclall One ~1786 4 1 Owner. R & H Good run· TOP SPAID ...,,. RCA _.._ t of '75 BONDA sso. cy • _..._g --d. PIP SJV634 -. WJreu,.,.,.., op cost. bi·back seat. ""1 'W" ' CALI.GORDON tbe line. Cost $1.200. nu. l ayback handlebars. 961F7963 Sll?°' COSTA MESA &late sate, only used 3 Just in time for spring. 4 Wlleef Ori•" 9550 wks.Sac. $180. 188-1407 ~Ung Married! Wife ... •••••••••••••"••••• AMC-JEEP Mabogan:t console ateteo, says no bike. ear. $1250. "13 Chevy~ ton truck. Nu mA HARBOR BLVD wrrv, very lovely, B(W. call548-4788 trans.Loeaohtta.s. COSTA MESA $50.646-1715 T.0 .P. '1S Honda MT 250 Som>. 548-9881 549-1023 Kenwood KR'7400, Gar· Elsinore. Low miles. Call Nllo S.. •k:e.P..ta "1ll1Jo Serrice.Pm11 rarcl Zero lOOc, 6 Bic before6PM. m-0458. & AccnMrin 9400 & Arcrrnriea 9400 Formula 8 11pkn, $4 '75 Yusaba. XJDt cond. ••••••••••••••••••••-• ·-••••••••••-••••- worth of xtras. $1050. aol15,800 mL 9 IDOi old W/tl'adeforcar.962-983'1 callall6,96M613 • GIA.MD OPEMI~ SPICIAL ~~ ~ HONDA '150. RcbUilL $A VE ....,...r-~ Excellentcond. '950 ;;:.·;;:;;;.····· .. -54&-6545 8"-fl.3() $3 0 .... ,...... 9030 '7S ~ SUZUKI. Street. .._._ ••••••••••••••• .. ••••" like oew $50 & lake over Off l..p.-....-- 642-4040 Comp h t o Ch ry 11 l er pymU. 962-o'136 m1JnifCJld.$ for 311 c.u. V8. '76 Yama.bn XT EJuro Jn~ludea manifolds. 500 $l2IOG or best oHt-r. rlzers, elbow•. end 557·8484 or 840·7193 plate-everythtna for be1ore5pm CAT.ALINA AUTO s•..-ROOF twin engines with 430 _....:..;.~:.--· ----u" boura. S22S t.oltll toat. Ffod what you want in 1646 s.,.ior A."-C.t. MtM Cell Oele a1'88-llll Deity PilotCtusifteds. ._ ______________ _. I Alltos, Import.cf Awtos, Imported Allifos W.t.ct 9590 Awto1. Import.cf A..+01. Imported ...................................................................... ·•••··················· •.•.............•••••.. Men:edH le111 9740 Toyota 9765 Allto1. lmport.d Wedoesday. Apnl 20 1977 * DAILY PILOT DI I ······•••••·······••··· -~-~--.,......-~~~~~~---~~~~~~~------'-"-Vol•o 9772 Allto1. UHd Auto•. UHd Autoi, Used CARC>Un.IT c.....,.c ... raW For Or Hot 214.S HARTJOR BLVD (fl.arbor & VI ct on a > OOS''fA MESA MZ-0653 ~~-.~~~-~~-· ~lmported Capri 9 7 I S Ho.to ••••••••••••••••••••••• '727 '74 C11f.n V6. Auto, 111r. AM FM II tral'k, Calm UphoJ. n ew tires! lo.,· mtltage Xlnt cond $3000. Ph . •96·1045 :ifl 6 pm '73. Xlnt cond. 4-spd, ••••••••••••••••••••••• lrandMew "77 HONDA Cars MAMY To ChooM Ft-oml UNIVERSITY ..........•...•...•.............•............. ...... Mew·UMd OVH 100 MllCIDES Ot4D15'LAY '&ll· ·10 Toyota Corona R'M. Nu tlre11. fa.cl A<: eqp d for RV tow1n1 548·2967 73 Corolla 0 1'<, ~ :.pd AM FJ.t lill)I!. new lire:. mags, 56,000 mi. xlnt rood Sl700 84Ji 14~ ....•..•. . ••......•••.•.•.••....•...•.................. •••·•••••·············· OUM~~-~~·~~·;;·· Codllac 9915 Cougor 9933 Otdamoblle 9955 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• VOLVO 1968 eo o00 d n Olda Stn Wan D p.1" -3 <'OU"" d • V'll • ., dr uaar 11 l·on · ''"•lorn Crul••r A.'! L'.'t l::XCLlJSI\ ELY VOL\O '· ,,.. 1 1 l. ~ $1500. 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Strttt lll )IU .. 0141 l7141Ul·fJll '76SubanJ HEWSUIARU •$2847• Ser (937384) 80 Us.ct & 11ew ~1 r"fan lBJCA·) S777 73Coupc 3%JIL . S l577 74Coupe 748LAQ $1677 '7b 4•4 Wqn tl:1J2 .. $ho1p \.~\(tWo00 S. SUIAIU "\ 11"tRMP.t."-\. Ml IS.. Strfft l2111 h4·0Ut 17141 Ul·111 I T'tutckrbird 9970 •••.•..•...•.••.•...... l!Ji5 \ W Rabl>1t. 4 rlr. 'i:J CD\' P \1 Ply 111.000 '56 Chc"y panel wagon. -o C xn-1 I I , ou~ar • "1 .nar t'• .11r.gcl c·i•nd . S29tt u m1 . h l-;1ut1lu l. S4 ~0V. nd~ ~orne work. Eng.&· lmrnar. 66.000 tTll S,!vOO. ~1:1 5!l2 171!1 t>IO 1)14.lt> 111ghl .1'1:! 5:l5A Iran~ ~ound 5.">6 7ti-15 7l THUNDERBIRD ___ __ •l!J.I 0:111:! all lpm ·1;~ llaia Bui:. 16tltl(0 <' 1'111 ~dll' l:!v S\'sl\!m, Nu t 1r r~. 1111 ti:i11 l{un .. .:rea l ~~1 fHi·ifi..11 '7 1 Cpc DcV11l,• Hltr /\\ ht, Cab Lop GO <IO ~Piil llhr seals. crus,lapc deck . nt'"' radial ure. Pl' ·1~1 l'ht'' Malibu. Dody & ·i;1 Comet Good trani.r rn~ xlnt, trans nds r e · car. S300. nrm patr Bsl ofr 8-17 5817 <19i :1958 Mio1 l\lolnr llonw F'ulll' self 1·011tained. ror1( air cond. & r:icton rl:hh atr ronrt Ab~olutely 11~. NEW! tMiJFXl. Iii Sq11.11 .-It.irk .\uto. rhlt fii J l lol!l. __ _ __ 72 El Camino, I'S, PB. air. Mustan<J 9952 11nl.!. \l11l. l°l!'Jn. Vo> !\terro. mags. campr ••••••••••••••••••••••• 0i4 CdV. pvt partr. I ownr s he I I. Clean, $2600 ·1!17 31!1:> I.ow m1lroar Xlnt rond 847 2893 66 Mustang. ntce 4 s pd 11-~ 5M5. < , r 5-16 20-l!I ---~t1rk. new l1 res. g ood ·"' \·w Snrf. nl!w radrnl~. >.Int 1111111 -Corvette 9932 l'Ond 962 4fi74 t~ Cac1 ~ll\< r full y ••••••••••••••••••••••• 66 ~tustang. VII, 289. 7995 loacll·cl ~;o.1 i7CORVETTE Sl65mo . t ·au \1.11 k !11;:1 It'll.I Stereo, tilt. P W, •II);• 31 19 t.x \ W llui: \0c>ry !.h a rp S950 494°9956 Veqa 9974 Crw:.e. lealher . . •••....•.••••.••...... 111·" µ111 Job, x lnl t1n•s. ih Carl ~Ni an .. 11r1 $11(1(1 I a-.h !°>81 !J:l50 ,.qp.J. 25 ()Oil ITII ~lll i ii!! '.It.:!! ~·1111 ' 38 mn~ t losedend lse Dlui•. S\IM> r,-dur llon + T & L. Gcnt·r;1I Auto Leasinl( '71 FASTB1\CK 351 Clev eng. P B. I' S. lllr. gd tires. $2200 6JI ISJI .'i l->1111t•r Beetle 24 ,000 mt \\I I-\I o;tereo. Nu Ju· .::! llKl ulr 536·7904 ii Carl l 1mo Profr'ii. :!IJ Hro !_007 _ _ ·70 ~1usl :\T ai h I I'S I'll maiol 0d & <haucreurr d -1 T T "<" \ l nn i.: uwnr 'lk.'i(t IJ,t nl1 I op, ·""'· J ll O, t.ltr Cleun .in o· IK 1ft 5 \II h1'Cun .1m mt•111t 1l·~ II 1 I p s l'/B t I • '"J :> • 611 \W, ~oc1d conrl .. reh ::i ~~t 2'.tv·• · 11 l' 1•. • . . min . -- hli-must <.di. New paint ,,.,. ----I S400r> l.lfM8377 '70 Mach I . Prc•mc• ,_ int $1Cl7~ 6-12 8446 aft Auto& New 910a • .... ....---9800 ~l1cheltns $2195 5:ii ;,;,0:1 4PM ' """os, new eves 675·51!1011."' -----·············································· VEGA '76 HATCHIACK GT DE\10 5 1>peed tr.rn-. • air r n nd., el L ( 65< 1513532 l. OHLY $3695 HOWARD Chenolet Dove & Quall St~ N ~:wrmn B E/\Cll SAV~it~~~AYE BRAND MEW PICKUP 1977 COROLLA SEDAN GOING UP ·~r~. 100 VW P roducts L<'fl i-.----. --~~~I ____ _. At Old Prices ~~· l~L----~ +...,J ••-.-~ •VW Supennartcet• - bb B ,, ~ •:IHI) •• S777 ~~-~ 67Bu.J 720AU/ .... $877 e'9 1e7c6t ''11 To1n 11Model -2 2 Ille r engine. ron c on ion. "' speed chrome rear oower rront bq Buq YEL q10 · · · S977 bumper, vinyl Interior, wheel covers & full d isc brakes styled 'lleet wheol cover& vinyl 72VWoir81'l4 , $1077 undersea! (036198-494) trim&morel (233619-1084J ~;~~nq~g~~--~,~~~ PsRA,cLE s3477 PlllSW SALE s29771'\.USTM 71 Won845C.D .. $1377 E H •W•,E PRICE H tc.cw.l 67 Gh·o 397l VJ . $1477 ,..~~~~'l"'"!~~~~-,.~~~~~~~~---;;;;;;:;;..;;::;..,,;;=....;:.. __ __. ~~~~~~.::~~~~~M~~~·-·~~s-~~O_T~O_R~S~S.P_E_C_l_A_L_!_Y~.C~A~•~s~~~ 72 Bu, 45bGHP .... S2377 1959 74Buso•r 0230 .... $2977 VOLVO Ftl'<'way close, call ror STATIOH WA(M)H d1~ct1on1 A c lassic In classtcat 9772 condition. This oem must be seen & driv~n to be •:>1><ecfeted 90'!1. restored -owned by a local Volvo dealer. !JOK898). s2595 1973 YW COMVMT11LI This hard to find car has been t ot ,ally reconditioned Finished In 1 snappy yellow & It has· only 46.600 mlles on It Mechanlcatly ~rfect! 1721680). s3195 1976 TOYOTA CIUCA U"1ACIC 5 speed w/a1r cond & AM/FM stereo tape. Locally sold car w/lets than 10.000 miles. One year warranty available Finished In cherry red wtmatchlng pin stripes & Interior (165AER) 1976 FIAT 124 COt0•111U Equipped with 6 speed & AM/FM stereo tadlo F i ni s hed I n M editerranean b luq w /malchlng t ol) & Interior and II hH only 12,600mrlea. 764Pll) s5195 55395 .. BJZ pAILV PILOT Wednnd!y, c\!ril 20. 19n . •pHdabl• HrYIC• yo1t °" cowwt Oft, witftt you c d It' Atlas " . . . Chrysler /Plymouth s..,.vlu Hou;;:.., ttwu Friday 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 P."'- Sahrdcry 8:00 o.M. to 5:00 ·"'- USED CAR SPECIALS CORDOBA COUPE 1976 CHRYSLER V 8 Jir c0nd1t"J'11n9 oower !.lePnnc;; 00wer bn.p, POwPr w•nd0w AM FM srcreo •dd o 6 N 8 ''·iC~ hr>..tf Pr lilt ~tePrin9 Wlit>pf w er " .r· coritrol v1nyJ too auromar1c Lie No 343NJO 1975 DODGE CHARGER Air C0nd111orun9 V R •Vlwr>r '"r>r•nq P?wnr br;'t~O'i radio h• ll•" wh1•1 -,1dr>w 111 tire, v1nyf too a.JI J'THf•C Lie NQ J /SMCA 1974 AMC HORNET WAGON 6 cvltndAr auromatrc. arr cond1t1oriin9 radio. hearer wh11ewall fires (630LWI() s1995 1973 FORD LTD IROUGH4M 1968 PLYMOUTH WAGON V-8 .:ior e;nnlj i.o.,1n1 o wr>r ~'Pf>rt'1q oowPr brakPS wn.i£• '•CJ• Wd r ltrl' . .:i .tomar1c (WfD161 1976 DODGE CORONET WAGON V-8 air cond1t1on1nq p '"'"' 'C'!'nnq Ol'lWPr bral-.p5 r.:i1 o hPiH••r wli1tr· »11nw,.11 '•res. :uggage rac1o. ilutomatic L Nr) tl31 PPW 1972 HORNET WAGON V-8 air CO"ld tionmq oownr o;fPAr.,,q r.id10 heater wh1•p "•dPwa r r rp) lu9g l•;a r iCi<. au1oma1rc lrc No 9 I 7FT[ s1595 1'976 DODGE ASPEN SEDAM V-8 automatic, arr condlf•onrng. oower sreenng OOWN brakos, AM/FM srereo radio. heater wh1lowalf riros. vinyl roof. trft wtieer. (726MVJ) 6 cylinder. air condi:ion1ng. OOW!'r or;teering. oower brakeo;. radio. hoar Pr, v1n•1f ton white srdewall tires. auromat1c Lie No. 416PBP 1976 SUBARU 4 ("ylindPr 11r COnr11t1on1nq Alvl'FM radio. haatPr bucket 'iPatc; white S1dewatt hres. auromar.c Mrr lf07175 1973 TOYOTA WAGON 1975 PLYMOUTH FURY V-8. automatic, air conditroning, Power s1eer1n9, power brakes radio, h eater, whltewau tires, vinyl roof C 1 o I LPC) 1974 AUDI 6 cyltndN .:ifr OOnd1t1onmg oow~r brakaq. 4 cylinder. automatic, AM/FM r.:id10. radio. hf'ilf Pr whit" ~1d<>wafl tires. luggago deck, heater, Wh1tewaff tires. (896LOVJ. rack automatic ~1c No 91 7 JEP ~1895 S299S. Huntington Beach Fo11ntain Valley Afternoon N.Y. Stoeks * * * * OL. 70, NO. 110, 4 SECTIONS, 50 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20, 1977 TEN CENTS I 'pidDiedrich Vow to Bloody Airline? ' J f I I I ecret RecOrd Disclosed • By G.\RY GRAS"1LLE Ot tf'w 0~•1¥ Pilot \1.ttt Transcnpls of st·(·rN Grand Jury testimony s how that Hug hes Airw('~t offle1als cl<'nied that O r a nge Coun ty S upe rvisor Ralph D1t·drich prc!>::.ured them for political c ampaign contri but1o n!>. However , a formt'r aide to Supern sor T hom as Riley t estified that the same officials told him Died r ich threatened t o ''bloody up" the :urhnl' if t hey did not cont ribute to Supe r visor P hili p Anthony's 1976 campaign. SUCH DISCREPANCIES sweep through more than 2,000 pages of testimony covering lhl' Granrl J ur; :,, investigation into alleged campaign reGulahon vtolallon:. and po:.::.1blc misuse of offi ce infrac· lions. - Center stage throughout the bul ky tra nscript is Diedrich, himself a wilncs:, in wha t 1s now an ongoing five-month probe. So far. two men have bN•n indicted on perjury and perjury rel a t· ed charges connected with their :,ecrl'l tcst1mony. But m the cast of players who swing m and out the transcript pages, ind1clecs Loran N1111on and Martin K+rschner are bit players. TllE COLOR SCENES are stolen by such characters as for mer police informer Gene Conrad, who. accord mg to testimony. last year had a hireling dump SJ0.000 in ca!>h on to a desk to prove he could afford to buv "$325.000 house i\nd the :-.cent! :.kahng dialogue comes from such Jury OIE OIUCH NORTON MANCER~ CON RAO performers as Ai.semblyma n De nnis Mangers (D-lluntington Beach). After watching a Diedrich political power play from the s upervisor 's office, Mangers testified : "IT WAS OBVIOUSLY a display of power and al seemed de· signed fo r us .. to ma ke some impression I m ust s ay 1t did to see that kind of rather awesome display of ~wer ·· Intrigue enters the Grand Jury dram a when Norton on his way to a perjury indictment is betrayed by his closest ally and fellow form er Santa Ana policeman. Gary New meyer. It all began. according lo the transcript. last Nov. 22 when former Planning Commission chairman Shirley Grindle walked into the Grand Jury room THOUGH MRS. GRINDLE has dented 1n 1nt er\'1ews that she was a S\\OI n witness m a cnmin:d investtgation. the transcn!Jt 'how::. that she twice testified before the jury as the probe's opening \\ 1tne!>s In her testimon~. Mrs. Gnndle took roundhouse swipes at Diedrich. county Env1ronmentaJ Management Agency Director Cl'orge Osborne and the s uper agency Osborne head!> ln a series of allegations. the former planning commissioner t•harged -DIEDRICH wi th four sperific inst ances or masterminding special treatment for favored developers. --OSBORNE and hts agency ch1eft 111 ns with distorting Planning Com mission positions when reporting to the Board or Super v 1sors. -COUNTY ADMINISTRATIVE Officer Hobert Thomas with bein g "very much under the thumb of the Board of Supervisors ... -DEVEWPERS who refuse lo donate to county supe rvisor campaigns with being "jacked around" by the board. "They <developers) are afraid of .. getting hassled, de· J1ber ately getting what we call jacked around over al the board," Mrs. Grindle testified. Another witness. David Stein of Avco Developers. echoed Mrs. Grindlc's charges. Last year. Stern testified. he was "very humiliated" at a meet- ing an Dledrtch's offi ce and "left the m eetinl? .. But two Hughes A1rWest officials said they had no misgh'· ings about their treatment at D1edn ch's hands t hough admitting there were sometimes m1:,understand1ngs "No. I have not been threatened by anybody on the board," lob· by1st Don Brown said m response to a question asked him by Assis· <See AJRWEST. Page AZ) Skateboard Park Stirs Conflict Choosy Fooeh Man Wins by Handshake PHILADE LPHIA <AP) -F orced to c hoose between two m e n who claimed the sam e dog, Judge .. J a m es Cavanaugh let t he dog decide. So when Ringo r<.•s ponded to one man 's "Give m e five" by holding up his left pa"' and s ha king hands, the judge said . ··Bingo is yours " But he also promised to buv the other m an another dog Bango, a 4 1 J ycal"·Olcl black and white Alask an malamull'. \\CJ'i g1vl'n to the LC\.\1S Rubin familv 11 mon ths ago Six. months later he disappeared from the hack \ ard Thn·~ \H•c•k" ag11, ()a, 1d Baez !>aw Ringo fight with another dog on I ht• s trcL•t. l le took Bingo horn" On April 9, Ht1h1n spolkd Baez '' ith t he do~. but Racz rduM•d lo h.1nd m t•r his ne '\ pet without pr oof of ow rwr~h1p Hu bin took B:H?7.tocourt. and "on Bango I ,Huntington's Egan 'Nailled GSA Chief Tom R. EJ?an of lf untln~on Beach was named d1rc(•tor of th•· Orange County Genrral Sl'n>H'I'" Agency (GSA) hv '>Upt•rVl'>flr' Tuesday Egan. who will be po1d $39,000 a year. hod hc<'n Sl'rving .is 1n t e r i m GS/\ !) 1 re r t or s 1 n c •' F e bruary 11 1• r<'p l..a1·1•s H I "Cuba" Mon ls of Cu~ta l\11•s.1 who retired. Egan. 53, joined Cl)unty ~ov ernment 11 years ago as an up praiser in the county assessor ·s office. He earlier served 21 years as a U.S. Ma rine Corps aviator . retiring as o major . Before assuminit lht• post of in terim GSA director. Egan hud been an assista nt GSA director res ponsibl e for th<' county airport, libraries. r cRtstrar of voter s. office o f cnH·ri:cnc-y services a nd cooper ative e.>.· tens ion. The county agency a lso 1s res ponsible for county offi ce buildings. maintenance. refuse disposal. data services and com· munication. E gan and his wife. Georgia. have three grown c hildren HEARING AIDS SOW RAPIDLY "I sold them both immediately as soon as the paper came out." That's the testimony of a Hunt· 'inglon Beach man who placed lhis classified ad : Bclllone lll'aring Aids, over en r n.:ht. and ten over car $2S each Coll XXX·XXllX So, ii you have something dif· fer~ot to sell, call 642-5678 The l Daily Ptlot is the place to ad· vertbe along the Oranae CoasL Oa1ly ~I~,.,,... GSA BOSS Tom R. Egan Man's Gun Wound Fatal BAKERSFIELD (AP) -A Shafter man who shot himself in the head after fatally shooting his estranged wife and another man has died at a hospital here. David Ringer, 30, who police said went on a wild shooting spree Saturday, died Monday night at Kem Medical Center, nurses reported. Ringer's wife Belinda. 28. was pronounced dead on arrival al the hospital Saturday. Harley Murny, 216. died Sunday. A third victim. Steve Hei. 23, was report· ed in satislaclory condition wilh a gunshot wound in the back. Groucho's Manager Abusive? SANTA MO N ICA <AP> - G r o u c h o M a rx 's f e m a l e m anager -companion has been de!>c nbed alternately as a busive of t he 86 year-old comedian and as thl' onJy person who could cheer h1m During a three day hearing. at· tornevs for Marx s son Arthur ha~ e dtlempled to show that Enn Fleming. who seeks to become Mar x':. perm anent conservator. m<1) pose a threat to his health Su perior Court Judge Edward Hafeed1e said that he m ay rule today on whether there is enough endence of dan~er to Marx's life to remove or su!>pend Miss Flem· lnJ( Rafeed1e den11>d a r equest by the woman's attornc\ i. that the matter he postponed so they could prepare to "defend Miss f'lemmg quite vigorous ly .. O n Tuesd ay. two nurses testified t hat Miss Fleming was "oO abusive that Marx shook in f<"ar. and one said tha t Miss Fll•ming once blurted out· "I \\ 1sh he would die · · Miss Plemmg. Marx's compa- nion for seven years. also gave him tranqu1hzers that were not prt"scribed by ht'> doctor, both witnesses testified Yet the comedian's longtime physician told the court Miss (See GROUCHO, Page AZ) Drug Bust Leaves Girl 'Homeless' One 13-year·old Huntington Beach girl. who was attending a high school concert. never got to go home at all Monday night as a res ult or Orange County's ~ssive drug suspect roundup. Sheriff's d eputies notified Huntington Beach police.....they had taken her parents. among 77 persons nabbed in Orange and Los Angeles counties, into cus tody. The parents said their daughter was attending a band concert al Huntington Beach High School, so deputies asked police to send an omcer over and havelhegirl paged. The concert was over for her when she was informed or the situation and delivered to the County•s Albert Silton Home, a care facility for children whose parents are jailed or otherwise incapable of providing them pro- per care. lnvesligaton saltl the acUon was for her own good and t.hat abe w.a In no way connected to the alleced drug-dealing that re· suJtcd tn btt parents' arrest. - •~w1 ... .,..,.,. Tom Thumb's Pal Kalind. a p ygmie ch im p. is a new a rrival at San Diego Zoo. A week old, he weighed t hree pounds and m easured a fool long a l birth. He 1s n a m ed for his m other , Linda, and his fathe r , K a. T r a iner's thum b in for eground gives an idea o f Ka lind's size. Clinic Aide Out On Recognizance No arraignment date hos been set yet ror Huntington Beach Co mmunity C linic Administrator , B a rr y D . Crawford, arrested Tuesday by narcotics detectives on three felony drug charges. Crawford, 29. was releas ed on his own recognizance without pos ting the $5,000 ball the charges normally carry before noon Tuesday, with his promise to m ake necessary court ap- pearances. He is charged with possession of marijuana for sale; possession of narcotics and possession of dangerous drugs , the latter two counts involving alleged cocaine and L.50, according to police. Narcotics Detective Sgt. Corl Vidano said a search warrant is· sued from West Orange County Judicial District Court enabled hls men lo enter Cr awford's home. Bomb Kills One BELFAST, Northern Ireland (AP) -A bomb hidden in a parked car eJCploded here Wed· nesday, kllllng one ~rson and woundina about 20 others .• lie sub-rents a room from le· nants at 8031 Mermaid Circle, wher e investigators allege they found and seized the contraband. A m o nth-long probe o f Cr awford's activities assertedly yielded sufficient e vidence to ob- tain the s earch warrant signed by a judge, Sgt. Vidano added. One of his men, probably De tective Bob Moran, who handled the case, was expected to present it to the Orange County District Attorney's Office today or Thursday. Filing of formal charges at th al ti me will result in the setting or an arraignment date, at which time Crawford will enter a plea to the charges or request a con· linuance of the case. This will be in about three weeks. . Cr awford has headed the ln· dependently-financed public health care facility al Sixth Street and Orange Avenue for two years. Spokesmen for its board of trustees say he bas done an admirable job as administratorol the clinic, which offers medical service and referrals for other needs. such as mental health and guidance counseling. Chanilier Queries Council By ROBERT BARKER °' '"' o~•r P1•ot S1•fl The Hunting ton Be a c h Chamber of Commerce 1s ques- tioning a plan to build a 12-acre skateboard park m the city's Central Park. Huntington Beach ~ity Council members unanimously approved the master lease fo r the project Monday night. Cha mber directors. in a letter to the city council. ra ised ques- tions about the facility, noting that a skateboard park proposed for private property near Beach Boulevard and Hamilton Street was r ejected recentl y by the council. A cha mber official said the dir ectors were uncle ar why a park was dented on private pro· perty yet another was approved on public land. C it y Councilma n Richard Siebert Tuesday denied there was a ny conflict. He said the previous request was r eJected b eca u se a s ka teboar d park w asn't the highest use for a comml'rcial area and that it could have a detrimental effect on businesses in the vicinity. Other questions raised by the chamber directors before the council's action included : -Has the project received ade· quate publicity? -What will be its cost to the city? · . -Were any alternative sites studied? (See CHAMBER. Page AZ) Coast Weather Low clouds and fog tonight and Thursday morning. llazy sunshine and cooler Thursday. Lows tonight 50 to 55. Highs Thursday 62 to 72. INSIDE TOD" Y Atlanla'1 lovtt1' lane1 ap- pear to be .talked by a methodical lriUer who hcu claimed thrte llues 3ince January. See Paga A4. Jadex Allft LI,..., Ci M••ln ••·1 MlltYllf'-A14 NetlMal~ M ,•S Or•~··~ AIO P"lllt CM hl•I• ...,.., AU ~-.,~ O•.$ttl-All 11911--9'• All Telt•ltl911 AU 1'11H ltn ... , .,........ .. ., ..... "~ ...•. A2 DAILY PILOT Ht F President Takes Heat WAStDNGTON (,\P) - President C urtl'r, pre par 1ng to spell out dcla1b uf ... tough energy v<>l 1cy, 1s tell- ing Congres:. lhal he will shou lder lhc pollt1cal b l ame r or asking Americans to sacrifice and pay much mor~ ror fu(•I Carter appc1(rs before a joint scssson of Congrt.•ss tonight at R. his Sl·cond nu· t 1on ally tclcv1st•d speech on t•m•rgy in three days The address will bl· carrtt•d by all thrt:'e tommcrcial television m•tworks. Cart<'r <tlso ha s scheduled a Friday news conference lo defend his energy package, which is expected to include a standby tax of up to SO tl'nls on each J!Jllon of gasoline startinJ.: 1n 1979 unless Americans con- serve gas. Gmunan Rohs Firill of $2,300 Police tod;iy sought a black· ~loved gunman who relieved a Huntington Ocal'h finance com- pany of nearly S2,300 Mnnd<iy ci! tcrnoon. Kenneth P Young, ussislant manager of the l'ul>ltc Finance Company outll·I al 15075 Golden West St. wa:. working alone with l I erk Edith Fcq~uson at 1 15 p m \\hc·n lhl' bandit l'ntcred, poll<'<' said '' l.1 c• facr down on the noor \\lll'rt· ... th(• big stuff" .. thl• 1ntrudl'I' ... n.1ppP<I. afll•r h4:rd ing lhl·m into tht• liath1 uom Young told Off1ce>r M1 chaL•I ,J .1cobs lht• bandit deaned $2,280 nut of the tompany ca!'>h dr;.iwec, hut dirl not tic the v1ct1ms up or phy:-.1eally harm lhL·m lie said lhe rolihl·r ducked out the hack door and\\ hcn 11<' heard ,, <'Ur start hC' r:in hllt 1n t1m{' to .... ·1• .1 l!ol<I t!lfifi 'l'tl.in tire.., 1"1qu1•allng. rna11ng do\\ 11 the al In \'011n g tnld 111\ 1·..,l 1g ,1ttir\ 11 m u ... t liil\ 1• h1·r·11 ,1 ..,111g J., h,1ndL«l h1·1"1. lx·c·a11\1• the.• h.1111lit "as d1"111g .ind cipp~1n•ntl y left the t.1r dll·~alh parkt>d in th!' allev ,\ l1(•c·n..,1• number t'ht!d lf'11 to J W L'"trn1nst<•r .1clrlrc·..,.., on Purch .St1 L·~·t. '' hl·n· th1• JlllO .., n'A-nc•r h,1d .tlrP,1cl) rl'l>Or lt·d 1t ... 111lcn -t•arlH'r in the rl.1) 1'111!1•1• .1111 th·· lt.1111111 \\ "" 1h•"1·nllt'd ,1, .1 111.11t-1 .1u1 a ... 1,1n Ill 111 ... 10 .... lht11Jl f I\ I' (1 ,.( -.1•\ 1 ti 1nc•h1.., 1.tll .ind \\1 1~:li111i.: .ilx1ut I HI p111111d-. \ Wednesday. Aprll 20, 1977 Eridea~e Split Did Diedrich Bully Airwest? Continued From Page 1 tanl District Attorney Michael Capizzi. WHEN DESCRIBI NG his Impression of Diedrich, Brown told the Grand Jury, "He is a person of strong opinion ... Just a very strong forceful personality as most self-made men arc. And 1 think that is what makes him a ltlllc difficult to deal with sometim~." But a former Riley aide, Scott Ferguson, told the Grand Jury that Brown and another Hughes repr~entat1ve told h.lm Diedrich threatened to "bloody up" the airline shortly after an encounter with the Fullerton supervisor. In his own testimony, Diedrich denied applying pressure to any campaign contributors and demanded to know what, if any, allega· tions agamst him are being in\'eslicatL'<i. "I DON'T BELIEVE J have done anything illegal. I kn9w J have not And 1t \\Ould seem that I should be advised or what the charges are .. , " Diedrich said when he testified 1''eb. 3. By that date, however. the Grand Jury investigation was just getting up a head or steam as 1t beean spanning out to include the political machmations or Conrad, the rags-lo-riches police in- former. It was Costa Mesa building s upply firm owner Robert LanFranco who vividly described Conrad's flamboyant spending habits when he suddenly struck it nch in 1976. ''SO, CONRAD SAID, 'Just a minute,' and he excused himself from the office. And about, oh, 20 minutes passed and a girl brought in a package. And he dumped $30,000 on his desk." "And I was impressed. He la id $30.000 in cash right out on the desk in front of me-and says, 'Well, i!'> that good enough'?" "That" was good enough to move Conrad into the $.125,000 home LanFanco had on the market last September. But Lan Franco later denied that $10,000 Conrad donated to An· thony's fall campaign was in any way his. a denial that came after his name appeared on Anthony's financial disclosure st atement. Later, both Conrad and Ant hony amended statements they had filed to show the true source of the money. Mom Defemls Son In Slay for Pay DELA.NO. Fla IAPI An 80 ) ear·old worn an "hose :.on pleaded guilty lo trying to hire someone to kill her said her son loves her very much and was in· fluenccd h.v v1olencc on ll'levision 1f he actually offcr<'d to PJY a "hit man " "lie was pre~surcd into 1t," Zephyr Tatarian said, calling the charges against her so n . Gregory, 50, "I.he sil It <'Sl thing [ ever heard.·· "Ile would not do 1l voluntari- ly," Mrs Tatanan setid "I know my son IO\'eS me very much. He's such a good follow " She said she had warned her son. who has li\'ed with her most of his hfl', lo stop w.ilching so much telev1s1on al night. when some of the more '1ol cnt shows Jre aired. She s.:11d he rarel) went out at n1i:ht. e xcept for t•hurch act1' 1t1es TutC1r1an was or1g1nally d1ar ,i.:ed with sohc1ting someone 111 murder his mother but plr.irlt>d guilt~ to a rerluced wt·11nll degree felnny cha r~L· Circuit Court Judge Urie l Bount ordered a pre-sentence in· vesl1gahon but set no date for sentencing. Talarian faces up to 15 years in prison Asst. State Atty. Gary Smigiel said Tatanan arranged with a go-between to meet with a "hit man" last November. But the go· between turned out to be a police in f ormer who introduced Tatarian to a Daytona Beach policeman posing as a hired killer. Smigiel said Tatarian offered the officer 30 percent of his mother's $50,000 estate to kill her Police said he made the of· fer on his way home from choir practice. Investigators said Tatarian told the undercover orticer he d 1d n 't "ant to know when the murder would take place. "I want to be s hocked when I'm told about it," police quoted him as saying Police said arguments with his mother over his relationships with prostitutes may have made Tatarian want lo kill her. 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Lawyers for both sides ar- rnni.:cd a compromise that ca<·h would sign. promising no~ to en tcrfere with the other. Dul Hunley refused. "That's not going lo solve the problem," said Hunley. "She will jusl continue trying to get me." Bonfa Case Decision Due The Huntington Beach person· nel board is expected to reach a final decision t onight in the grievance dispute involving al· torney John O'Connor and City Attorney Don Bonfa. The decision will be handed out at 7 :30 in the basement con- ference room al the civic center. Grievance procedures had been flied by O'Con nor over a performance evaluation written by Bonfa in 1974. Dock Strike Over NEW YORK (AP) - Thousands of containers of cario trapped by a nve·day dock strike on the Easl and Gulf coast.a re- sumed their Joumeya Tuesday. B11IL'<I by Arthur Marx's at- torneys as a "surprise witness," r<'gistered nurse Jean Funari test1f1ed lhal Miss t'leming gave Marx a tranquilizer at a Las \'t'gas hotel becau:.e he refused to take a nap M 1ss Funari. who attended ~t ar'< 1nterm11lcnlly for two years. said Miss Fleming wanted him to slttp so that she could go out "She 11a1d, 'You take a nap. or I'll slap you from here to Pit· 1shurgh'," said the nurse. Then Miss Fleming ~ave him a mild tranquilizer called meprobamalc. The nurse also said Miss Flem- ing's treatment of Marx involved ''screaming, s houting and pushing." Even her voice over the telephone could cause Marx •o lo!le control of his howels. Miss Funari said. Another former Marx nurse, Linda Ponce, told the hearing Miss Fleming had given Marx some meprobamate on other oc- casions. She said at one point she asked Marx, "Groucho, don't you care what you're taking?" "He said, 'No, Erin would never do me any harm'." Earlier, Dr. Morley Kert said tranquilizers would nol be ap· propriate for someone in Marx's condition, and saJd he had nenr prescribed them for the come· dian. He saJd that Marx, who in re- cent yean has had a heart at· tack, strokes. Infections and replacement of his hip joint, ts in "relatively poor" h ealth and often depressed. Death Bill Stays AUSTIN, Tex. (AP) -The Texas House Jurisprudence Com mittee ref used Tuesday night to approve a measure that would impose a two-year moratorium on executions In Tuaa. The ecUon came exactly a week before Ernest 8enjamln Smith ll due to dJe in lbe electric chair. , - ' -,.... t f .!io:i Whale of a Project , --• .... Wi'90llOIO Amish gathered early today to raise a new barn on Center Square Road near Leola, Pa. in Lancaster County. The '' orkml'll t'nl\\ I Ilk(• ~mall spiders over the asscmhly. The• harn was expected to be raist..>d by the c•nd of tod.1y Pachyderm Never Forgot Fir-st Needl,e SAN FRANCISCO <A Pl Pennie. the elephant, had an operation 10 years ago. She never forgot. So a when a medical task force approached her Tuesday with an eight-inch-long needle and plans to trim her toenails, the 7,000· pound pachyderm wasn't ha\ ins any of it. Somewhere an hC'r t•lcphant brain came lhe recollection that a decade ago a big needle led to J lot of unpleasantness \\hen her tail had to be ampul<1ted, San Francisco Zoo officials guessed. "Damn right. she remt>m· be rs." said keeper Charles St1f· flemire. "We all remember. Why. she nearly fell on one of the keepers." For several hours. the group, led by surgeons from UC Davis. attempted lo coax Pennie into taking her shot \\1th prods. tickles and a little shouting. All Pennie wanted to do was go buck to the other elephants F i n a II y . l h c 2 :i y c a r o I ll behemoth had enough. With u screech. she charged back to her indoor quarters while hC'r human tormentors scattered to make J path . They herded her back outside. but Pennie eluded their efforts and wound up in the pool at the elephant grotto The zoo had to drain the pool. where a knockout dart finally felled l'c:'nnie so h<'r pedicure could begin. "Well, you got lo admire hC'r will and her mcmorv," St1f· nemire said as he driert' out after c hasing Pennie through the pool. Prices Supported WASHINGTON (AP) Presi- dent Carter has agreed to sup- port higher fderal price supports for major farm crops for the next four years, Acriculture Secretary Bob Bergland !>aid Tuesday . Front Page A l CHAMBER. • Darrel Cohoon, administratl\ c .inalyst for the city, said the park has c. capability of becom1ni; .. the largest and fi11ci:.l Ill Caltforrua. ·· It would be located on the\\ <'::.t side of Goldcnwcst Strert nc·ar Talbert Avenue. Plans call for courses for beginners, in· lermediate and advancccl skateboarders. a pro shop. park mg for 200 cars. sealing for 2.000 people and Lighting lur nighttime opera lion:.. Operators of tht• "kJll'll<1arcl park, Universal Sk;.itc boilril Parks. lne s ay the~ t·Xp(•t·l gro..,.., receipts of $420.000 the first year. Based on that figure, the city would receive $23,800. Cost to the city for the proje<'t "ould be approximakly $45.fXiO for widening Goldenwe::.t Slrt'<.·t , according to Cohoon Rc•creation l>1rt·dor 1'orm Worthy, said the facility is e\ pectcd to increase activity in th•· park. wh1<'h has bern dt•scnlll'cl as a IA hile elephant bN .. rnsc of 1t:-. lul'k of attcndanl'e. No New Clues Found in HB Shooting No new leads have dc,·elopt•tl in the near-fatal shooting of J young llunt1n gto n Beul h restaurant dishwasher \\OundL·d by someone who apparently wanted his TV set. police said to- day. Carmen Magana Luna, 24, of 15363 Golden West St.. rt•mains in serious condition al CC Irvine ~edical Center m Oran~c with a bullet wound in the head and foot The victim was discovered Sunday morning by four fnends. about 17 hours aflC'r he was shot by an indjv1dual police bC'lleve lw must have known and voluntanly admitted lo his apartment. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Nixon Lawyer Hi1its Seizure In R e taliatio1i W ,\ S 111:\GT0 N (AP) R1ch;.ird Nixon's lawyer warned thl· l S Suprt>mc Court today 1 hat ti at upholds the go' crnmtnl :.e1wre of the former president's t.ipcs .ind p;ipcrs. the same thing might lldppl'n :.omc day to the JU st1cc.., own personal docu- nw11h. · 11 c 11w hr .inl h of t hl' f.!O\ crn- tlh 111 1 .111 11111·1'1·rw m the dc- hh1·1.1t1\1• lurw111111 of the othC'r 1111•11 ~1ir1·h ttwn· 1' breach of th~ si•parat11111 11f pnwers.' • Herbert J :\I 1lll·r told the rnurl. The argumen.ts before the high c·ourl ,lrt' thr focus of a fight over \1h11 C'l>11t1ob thr N1\011 papers I hat ha.., i.:11111• ori 1n government t'\ 1•1 ~111n• :\1xon 11•s 1gncd m dis· J.:r<I('(' 1\ll~ !J. l!.174. Thi.' l'n11rt mui.t decide whet hc•r <'0 11g11• ... .., ac tl·tl within the ( 011..,t1t11111111 \\ 111·11 1t tl1n·ctt'fl ttw st•11tll"l' of O('arl y 5.000 hours of \\'hill' l l11W\l' l :11w rPrnrdings and 12 1111111011 paJ.!t'' uf documents \\1lh the tnlt'nl Lo make them puhltc. After hearing aq:umenls today fro m la\\\er:. for !'\1xon and the.· govcrnmrnl. the court will de· cidc before 1t:> term ends m June who ownc; the n<'arly 900 reels or t :tpl' an<! 12 m1ll1nn pages of docu- 11H•nt' A thrce 1ud~c fc•deral court 111 Wa..,hmi.:ton ruled against Nixon clcr 1d ing that the President 1 ;ii M .11 1·11.tl ' Jncl necordings l'rt"'t'I v.111t>11 J\ct passed by Cnngre~s 111 1!17-1 g<1vc the govt•rn· mt·nt s G t•ncral St:rv1ces J\dmtn1'ilrat1on control of the re· !'Ort.ls. Th<' act opPns for public :iccc ... s all tlw pr t•!->t<lt·nt1.tl maten ... t. ...u h.11·c t to <; S,\ n·g u I <itions. Those rc•gulat1on~ have not ycl bl'<•n Sl't Formt'r J>rc•:.1dcnt Ford signed lhc pres<'r\'ation <it't into law l>eC'. l!I. l!J74 , und Nixon filed suit I he nc•xl day seeking to have it declared unconst1tut1onal. Lynn Hort HART'S John Hort SPORTING GOODS 538 CENTER ST.• COSTA MESA• 646-1919 Baseball Mitts & Gloves Baseball Shinguards Baseball Chest Protectors Baseball Pants Softball Shirts Baseball & Softball Bats Baseball -Softballs Baseball Sh~es Wilson • Davis • Bancroft Prince • Dunlop • Yonex Tennis Rackets Tennis Dresses Ladies Tennis Shorts Mens & Boys Tennis Shorts Mens & Boys Tennis Shirts Ladies & Mens Tennis Sboes Ladies • Mens • Childrens Warm· up Suits Open 9 to 6 • Closed Sunday Ektelon -Leach -Wilson Racquetball Racquets Rollout Racquetballs Racquet String Handballs & Gloves Speedo Swim Suits & Trunks Swim Goggles & Caps Kick Boards Masks -Fins • Snorkles Morie Bodie Boards Soccer Balls 696 to 34ss Volleyballs 109s to 2390 Basketballs 79s to 42ts Footballs 79s to 2895 Playground Balls Tennis Balls 538 Center 646·1919 Irvine ED ITI O N . - Today's Closing N.Y. Stocks VOL. 70, NO. l 10, 4 SECTIONS, 50 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20, 1977 TEN CENTS l Did Diedrich Vow tO Bloody Airline? ecret Record Disclosed By GARY GRANVILLE <M IM Oa1h P11o1 St.ail Transcripts of st·crel Grand Jury testimony show that Hughes A1rwest offlctals denied that Orange County Super visor Ralph Diedrich pressured them for political campaign contra but ions However. u formt•r aide to Super visor Thomas Riley tes tified that the same offlc1aJs told him Diedrich threatened to "bloody up" thl• airline 1f they did not contribute lo Supervisor Ph11tpAnthony's 197Gcampaign. SUCH DISCR EPANCIES sweep through more than 2,000 pages of t estimony covering the Grand .Jury's investigation into alleged campaign re~ulal1on violations and posMble misuse of office infrac· tions . Center stagt· throughout the bulky transcript is Diedrich, himselC a '-"itness 1n what 1s now an ongoing fi ve·monlh probe. So far, two mt'n hav<: been ind1ekd on perjury and perjury rel at· ed charge::>connettcd Y.1 th lht·ir .Sl'crct testimony. But in tht· l'CJSt or players who ~wing ~ a nd out the transcnpl pages, ind1etcc:; Loran 'orton and Martin Kirschner are bit player::.. THE COLOR SCE~ES urc ~tolcn by such characters as former police informL·r GL•nc Conrad, y. ho, according to testimony, last year had a hirl'lini: dumµ SJ0.000 in cash on to a desk to prove he could afford to buy a $325,000 house And thl' sc·t•nl' ~ll·ahng dialogue comes from s uch jury DIEDRICH NORTON MANGERS CONRAD performers as Assemblyman Dennis Mangers (D-Huntington Beach). After watching a Diedrich political power play from the supervisor 's office, Mangers testified: "IT WAS OBVIOUSLY a display of power and it seemed de· signed for us ... to make some impression. I must say 1t did to see that kind or rather awesome display of power." Intrigue enters the Grand Jury drama when Norton on his way to a perjury indictment is betrayed by his closest ally and fellow for mer Santa Ana policeman, Gary Newmeyer. ft all began. according to the transcnpl. last mv 22 when former Planning Comm1ss1on chairman Shirley Grindle walked mto the Grand Jury room. THOUGH MRS. GRINDLE has denied in interviews that she was a sworn witness tn a cnmmal mvesllgallon, the lranscnpl shows that she twice testified before the Jury as the probc's opening witness. In her testimony, Mrs. Grindle took roundhouse s" 1pcs al Diednch, county Environmental Management Agency Director George Osborne and the s uper agency Osborne heads. In a series of allegations, the former plannUlg commissioner charged: -DIEDRICH with four ~cific instances ot masterminding special treatment for favored developers. -OSBORNE and his agency chieftains with distorting Planning Com mission positions when reporting to the Board or Supcrv isors. -COUNTY ADMINISTRATIVE Officer Robert Thomas with being "vety much under the lhu_mb of the: Board of Supervisors." -DEVELOPERS who refuse to donate to county supervisor campaigns with being ''jacked around" by the board. "They (developers ) are afraid of. .. getting hassled. de· Ii berately getting what we caJl jacked around over at the board," Mrs. Gnndle teslified. Another witness, David Stein of Avco Developers, echoed Mrs. Grind\e's charges. Last year, Stein testified, he was "very humiliated" at a meet· ing in Diedrich 's office and ··1eft the meeting." But two Hughes AirWest officials said they bad no m1sg1v· (See AJRWEST. Page A2 ) Tape Seizure Hit Nixon Attorney Blasts High Court WA S llJ NGTON !/1.1'1 Richard Nixon·!'. luw.v(·r warned th£' V S. Suµrt'mt• C'ourt today that 1r 1t upholds th<' gov£•rnm<'nt i.eizure or the formt'r president's t apes :.ind papt·r~. th(• same thing might happen somt' dav to the JUStices' own p«!rsonal docu ments. "If one br an<·h of the govern- ment can mlC'n enl' 111 thr d(·· h beratl\'C funct111n or the other then s urely there 1s hn·aC'h or llw Separat1nn O[ prl\\ l'I S, ' lfl'rbert J . Miller told tht· c•1111rl The ar.:uml·nt~ lll'fnrc• the h1i.:h court an.• th<' fo<·u., uf ,1 fight O\l'r who contrnb lh1• 'll1l\11n pap<'r" that ha~ i.:nm· on in go\ 1'rnm1·nl t•ver smce Nixon resigned 1n dis- grace Aug 9, 1974. The court must decide whether <:on~ress acted wit h in the L'onst1tul1on when it directed the ~t'izure of nearly 5,000 hours of While lll'Use tape recordings and 42 m1lli1... ,:>ab~ of documents with the intent to make them public. After hearing aq~uments today rrom lawyers for Nixon and the government, the court will de· nde before its term ends in June "ho owns the nearly 900 reels or tape and 42 m1lhon pages of docu- ments. A three-1ud~e federal court in Washington ruled against Nixon, deciding that the Presidential M atcrials a nd Recordings Preservation Act passed by Congress in 1974 gave the govern- ment's General Serv ices Administration control of the re- cords. The act opens for public access all the presidentia l material, subject to GSA r egulations. Those regulations have not yet been set. Former President Ford signed the pre~ervation act into law Dec. 19. 1974. and Nixon filed suit the next day seeking to have il declared unconslltul1onal. N1'<on argued that his right to (l)ee NlXON, Page AZ) Mayor: .. Waste· of Money' Secret Votes Urged By 1111.AR V K,\ Y F: ()t '"° O•tly l'olol \IAll Trvint' ('1lv {'111111c·ll~•>m ~111 Mary Ann <;.11t10 1 ~ ..,un'.1" .. t1n~ that coun t·ll 1111·111tw r' \11t 1• J1:1 multaneous ly h\ .an f'l(•c·trnntt· system to prC'H•nt ' p11r-..nn;il politics" from swu>ini: th1·1r \'Otes. Mrs. Gaido wrot<' n lt•tll'f to C-1 ly Manager Utll \\'oollt•tt Tut" ciay asking that the mnttl'f ll<' put on a future agenda She abo re• quested Steff members tn look 1n to the cost or an dcctron11· tttlh ~.ystem, wht•rc l'OUnl"ll m<'mtwr-. would punr h but tons to n•corcl .ind display their votes. nut Irvin<' Mayor Oavc• Sills ;aid today he thinks thut idea lb a ··waste of taxpayers money." "I see no reason why WC' can't stand up and shout our votes,•' Oranga Co .. st t:: L: -Os 7 ====::- \\"e;it h~r Low c louds ond fol! t onight and Thursday morning. Hazy sunshine and cooler Thursd:ly. Lows tonight 50 to 55. Jlighs Thursday 62 to 72 INSIDE TODA V Atlanta·s lovf'fs' Janes ap- pear to be stalked by a methodical killer who h~ claimed three hvts since January. See P.age A4. Index Allll Ulldtf'I C1 MO•ln •• 1 M11tul l'w.h A14 Nall.,•t-• ••.H Ot'l"••C-1y A10 ~Hiit• C:I·) Sylvia....... All s.«t• ,, 4 0< SC-411<... All it•O-•ll•t• lllS Tetn l •i.. AIJ TM.tt9" M 1 .... , ... , A• •• , .. N,.., ...... ..,J1d Sills. adding with a chuckll.', \rter all. "e"re not the US. t 'ongrcss .. \1r!> l.a1do s.11d she fa\ors .,tH h an C'lectron1c s ystem llf'causc she believes som e tounc1l members are letting fl£>rsonal1lles influence their "ot in i:t hab1h Shl' aJ~o said the electronic w stem would make it easier for the audience to t ell how people. are "Olm~. since 1l"s presenlly hard to hear some voice votes. Hut the mayor pornted out that the council has already authonzed the Installation of a new SS.000 public address system 1n thl' council cha mbers lo make 1t easier to follow the action. Jury Deliberates Jet Noise Charge Jury deliberations began today in the trial of developer Harry Rinker's jet noise lawsuit against Orange County. · Superior Court Judge Frank· n omemchini sent his panel to the Jury room to determine if Rinker. 2342 Mesa Drive, Santa Ana Heights, s hould receive $250.000 in damages for the im- pact or 1et traffic from the county airport on tus environment. Judge Do menichini ruled earlier Tuesday against the de· fcnse whe n De puty County Counsel C harles Sevie r de· m anded a mistrial on the basis of statements made by RinJcer 's lawyer. Sevier unsuccessfully argued that the jury, absent from the courtroom al the time, m ay have become biased by the publication of charges made by attorney Jer· rold Fadem. Fadem claimed while the jury was absent from the courtroom Park Meet Topic Turtle Rock Community Park will be the top item on tonight's meeting of the Irvine Community Ser vices Commission. Commissionen, who will m~ at 7 :30 o'clock at city ball, will discuss a possible modification to the Turtle Rock Community Park now under construction. . that jet traffic was diverted rrom the area of Rinker's home while the jury toured the premises in the earlier phase of the trial. Airport officials and representatives of the Federal Aviation Agtmcy vigorously de· nied the allegation. Rinker testified during the trial that he was assured by coun· "ty supervisors and other county ofCi cials when he bought the three-acre property in 1965 that jet traffic would neve r be al· lowed to operate from the county airport. Fadem told the j ury that a home which would be worth $1.25 million without jet traffic wouJd (See NOISE, Page AU HEAR/NC AIDS SOW R4PIDLY "I sold them both immediately as soon as the paper came out." That's the testimony of a Hunt· 'ington Beach man who placed this classified ad: nrlltone Hearing Aids, OVf'r ear riithl, and lert over ear $25 each. Call X\X·XXXX So, tf you have sqp>etbing dif. fer ent to sell. call 842·5678. The Daily Pilot 15 the place to ad· vertiae along the C.-ange CoasL . ROADSIDE HELP-Doctors , paramedics ;md a nurse perform emergency pro- cedures at scene of Laguna Canyon Road fatal accident Tues day nig ht. The motorist . Marvin Pina, 38, of Laguna Beach, died later at Saddleback Hospital despite emergency help. Dr. Stephen Pauley of Irvine (kneeling, center> as· sumed responsibility and took ch aq~c at scene. Nurse, at right, Roseline Warren, assisted too. Crash KiUs Laguna Man Canyon Road Emergency Treatmenl Fails Despite roadside emergency aid by doctors, paramedics and a nurse, a Laguna Beach motorist d ied Tuesday night at Sad· dle back Community Hospital following e head·on collision on Laguna Canyon Road in Irvine. Marvin Pina, 38, of 242 Woodland Drive, died at 8 p.m. following about an hour or emergency procedures al the scene of the accident, including an emergency tracheotomy. Pina was still alive when paramedics rushed him to the hospital, but omcials say he died shortly after his arrl val. The other driver, John Wllllam Hopton, SO, ol 3SS Pine Crest Drive, Laguna Beach, was treat· ed and released al Saddleback Community Hospital. Hia in· juries were described as face and leg cuts and possibly a broken toot. According to Irvine Traffic In· vesligator Pele Linton, the col- Ii s ion occurred on Laguna Canyon Road about a mile south or the San Diego Freeway in· terchange. Linton said he is still in· vestigating the ctasfi, but that it appears Pina. who was driving a Volkswagen "bug" northbound, strayed over the center Une and collided with Hopton, driving southbound. Hopton was driving a small Buick. Both cars were destroyed. According to Fire Captain Paul Summers, by the lime tbe firemen arrived, two physicians, one nurse and another person had already pulled the motorists out of their cars and were begin- ning first aid. Summers said that apparently, all were driving by, saw the acci· dent and stopped to help. The doctors were id entified as Stephen M. Pauley of Irvine and Marlin Boxer or Laguna Beach. The registered nurse. who works al South Coast Hospital, was Roseline Warren. The other person who helped ftiili ally was identified as Dave Rowley of Tustin. When contacted today at his Irvine medical office, Dr. Pauley explained he took charge of the s ituation because he saw the man "was in bad s hape and needed help Immediately." (See CRASH, Pace AZ) I r - > , " /\2 DAILY PILOT Wednesday Apnl 20. 1977 New Ford Eridence Split Effort Expected 8yTOM BARLEY OI U.. O••ly Pllel St•lf Negotiation:.. that could lt.>ad to an East Coast ('Onsort1um rt>pl a<' 1ng the Mohll ('nrporat1on a:-. favorNJ candidat e!'! 111 th .. bad to lake OVl'r till' Irvine Company were under wuy lod11~ Thl· group th;1t in<'ludt"• auto billionaire I k nrv Ford 11 amuni.: its bal'kt'r:.. \HI:.. talk1ni.: with ttw James lrv1nt.• Fountla t1on whtlt· final arJ(Umt'nts were t1nder way Tuesday an a n Orange Couuty Superior Court tr&JI The trial of the lawsuit fll t>t tht• fou11dat1on 11· ... unlt'd tod.i) ''hilt· (ounll.Jt1011 n·presentat1ve:.. Jnd fa'.NH'rs fur the con:-.ort 1 um .i tit• m pt t•d LI• l'l1m1nJtc ''hath.id bl'l'll described a ... ddt•cb an the group's S302 9 million bid for the I rv111('(:ompJ11) Tht' off<•r 1-; .... 11 11 lo h1· ftnanc 1all~ ~lllH'r 1111 lo th1• S2fll !J mtllton .di 1;a::.h h1<l fdNl In ~Io h II nut u n t 1 I Tu cs cl fJI the sounckr f1nan l·1:il arr • .111ge· ment A spohl':..m;rn for tlH' founda· I 1on c·ommentt•J 'l'ul•:..day night that h1:-. ho;ird ..,till rl'q111n•:-. 11roof th.it Ford t•:in put up h1::. s hai l' of a guarantct• that .,.. 1;uld gave tlu· foundation S21 1111ll1on 111 dama~cs 1f lhc• $302 \I m1ll1on d<"ti.l dad not go through Other\.\ Isl'. ht• ::.aul. the found a 11011 seems c·ert;i1n to •H'l'l'Pl an offer \\hlt'h \.\mild rnl'ludc Si5 nulho n m C'a-.h and a numbt'r of securt·d bank loans and pro 11ert1 es that "ould m akl' up the b:.dam·c·of thl' purl'ha l>c price A spoke'>m an fo r thl· Mobil group h:id no commf'nt to offt:r Tuesday naght "Uut they arc aware of the fie ' clopment," the lound<.1l1on s pokcsm .in s aid The news of the foundation 'c; apparent change of he:1rl toward a consortium hc arlt•d by Detroit dt.•veloper Alfrl•d Taubman and Wall Strret finan('ter Charles /\1- lt•n came whale fanal argument" \\ere under wuy before Judge .lames F. Judge. If tht• $302 9 m1lhon 1s accepted ltv the foundation <ind the take· o~er approved by Judge Judge the Ir vine Co mpany would ht·come known as Taubm~•n \ llen Irvine Inc . A s pokes man for Taubman ... aid Tuesday n1J(ht lhat several mem~rs of lhe len principals \'ho mak<· up thf' c·onsorttum 111cluding Mrs Smith ht•rM•lf .ire pulling th1•1r 1•nt1r e pcri.onal ..... sets bc•hind lht• hrcl "The) ht·hcq· thJl th1• In 1n" l'omp.iny 1s wurth 1l.' he SdlU They believe th.it thr comp;m.,. 1s a unique oq:an11at1on \.\llh .1 l!rl'at pa'lt and d gr1•.1t f11t1ir1· 111 Or .1nge Counl' · Mr .... Smith has f''<Pl.1 1111·cl th<1l 'ihl' IOlllC'fl lht• r\IJt•n f\11Jbm J n I .1kt• m·1•r llld to msun• that :.h1• \qlf !'>1111 h<l\t• ,1 \CllC'C' 10 lht• l11!11n· np1•r.1t111n:-. in th1• n1mpJO \' f11un1k<f by ht•r gra11cffdtht•1 Did Diedrich Bully Airwest? From Page A1 1ngs ..ibout their treatment at D1cdn<.'h 's hands though admilltng there wt'rt' som<'times misunderstandings "No. l have not been threatened by anybody on thl' board," lob· bv1st Von Hrown su1d in re1>p<lnse to a <aucstion as ked him by Assis- t.int District Attorney Michael <..:ap1zz1 WHEN Dl-.:SCRIBING tus impression of 01ednl'h, Brown told lht• Grand Jury, · lie 1:-. a person of strong opinion ... just a very 'trong forceful µersonalJty a.!> most self made men are . And I think that is what makes ham a hltle difficult to deal with sometimes." But d former Riley aide, Scott Ft>rguson , told the Grand Jury that Bro" 11 .ind a nother Hughes representatl\ e told h im Diedri<'h thre atened to "bloody up'' the airline s hortly a fter Hn encounter wllh the Full<.'rton supl'n 1sor In lus own tt•st1mon~ U1t.'<lnc·h dc·nll-<l applying pressure to any ~ .irnpa.Jgn contributors and dl'mandcd to know what, 1( any, allega- lw11s against him are bcing 111vest1gated "I OOS'T BELlt:VE I haH' done anything illegal. I know I have not And 1t would seem that I s hould be advised of what the char ges drc , " Diedrich said when he tes tified Feb 3. By that date. however , the Grand Jury investigation was just i::e1t111g up a hei:!d of s tea m <c:> 1t hegan spanning out to include the pol1t1cal mat·hanat1ons of Conrad, the rags·tO·nches police in-lormer It was Costa Mesa bu1ld1ng supply firm owner Robert L.inFranco who vividly descnbcd Conrad's flamboyant s pending hJb1ts when he suddenly s truck 1t rich in 1976 ··so. CONRAD SAID, 'Ju:-.t olf1ce. And <iboul, oh, 20 minutes passed and a gir l brought in ll packaj?t'. And he dumped $30,000 on has desk.·· "And I was impressed He laid ~J0.000 in cash right out on the dt, .... k 1nfront of me and s ay:-., 'Wl'll. 1s that good enough "!" "That'' was good enough to mo\'C Conrad into the $325,000 home Lan Fanco had on lhC' market last Sl·µtember But Lan Franco later de111cd lh<it Sl0,000 Conr:.d donated to An· thony's fall campaig n was 111 any" a) h1::., a denial that came after his name appeared on Anthony's financial d1scloi.ures tatement. Later. both Conrad and Anthon~ .imendc·d statements they had ft led to show the true !>oun·e oftht· money * * * * * * Diedrich Brands Conrad 'A Flake' Notable quotes from the Orange County Grand Jury transcript Jn its probe or poht.Jcal aNivity Forme r planning l'Om · missioner Shirley Grindle on lob· byist Fr'ank Michelen<i ''IN MY OPINION, the "ay he operates , he buys his \Oll·s ' Supen.1sor Ralph D1edril'h political angel Gene Conrad ··1 TJU1"''K Hf:'S a flake " Fullerton attorney Michael Remmgton on loans he made to polJt1c aJ candidates. "Tiff: ('\~l>JDATF: "a' fret• to takl· lh1• mom·y to I.a:-. \ f'g<i:-. .ind blo" 1l on w 1ld "omen 1r he "anted · .'.\ c \\ po rt H e J <.' h .1 t t 11 r n c ' f'"r,rnk WJters "ht'n ~ho"n J picture of Conrad "I~ llJ.: A~ FAT ,1.., h1.., f,H'I' look:." Conrad \\hl'n JSl..l'<l h1' name• "1''1 REFt:Sl~G lo c111""l'I on the basis of the Firs t, Fourth, Fifth. Sixth, Ninth and Four- t eenth Amendments to the Constitution." Ass e mbl yma n Denni s Mangers when asked about the experience of borrowing $5,000 interest-free from Re m ington : ''I DIDN'T WANT to be in that person's office. And when I s aw the office and him ---" Fro• Page :I I NIXON ... pn' a1;y and the powC'rs or the pres1den('y "ere endangered by :..uch leg1slat1on In their appeal , Nixon s )J\\~ers s aid the Supreme Courts evt'ntual ruling will hJ\e a major impact upon further leg1slahon governing the papers of other constitutional of. r1ceholden; . Th<' lower court found it Shr hnll NI lh1• f1111ndt1t1on s propo!>ed :-.:ii .. of lht• I rv1nP ('11mpan) to Muhll (\\o \!'Jr:.. ago "h<'n th1• ni:rt-1•0 ..... 111ni.: pn<'l' """ S200 mtllton or Si! I ,1 •h.Jf1 fh1• F1111nd.1t111n ""'n' ,J :..1 .• 1•c•r c•ent 1·0111rollini.: 1nt1•r1·<,l 111 tlw In 1111' <'ornpa11\ \fr, Sm 1th l111lch 2:! I J1t'l'C'1•11l 11I th1· ... 111rk Former Laguna Cop Appeals His Dismissal r1nubtful" that a former presi· dt'nt 1:.. ent itled to r laim ex- Cl'UllV<' prn·tl ege in <in attempt to protect tonf1denllal dealings with past adv1SNS It said that. m anv event. the a ('t would anfr111ge only sl1ghtly on Nixon's confident1ahty because government arch1 vists will S('reen the materials before mak- 1n~ port1on11 o( It public A t>out HO p<'rcent of the docu- m Pnt' rovered by the act are stor t>d Jt the Nation al Records <"f'nter 1n Suttland, Md The tapes ,J 1111 J h 11 u l 2 o 0. 0 0 0 p a p er s per..,onall:. hJndled by Nixon han• been stored at the While House s1n('e has resignation In 197.t f 'rom Pogf" t I NOISE ... M'll for nn mort-th~in $800,0()() to- clay II!\ U I l"mlt O( the• operat111ns •If llu ~hec, J\lrwc·s t .ind Air I ·aliforn1a from tlw nl.'arhy c·nun I) airport H111kt'r ':. 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SAN SALVAOOR, El Salvador <A P I LeftisL~ have threatened to kill Foreign M111is ter Mauricio Boq::onovo unless t he govern- ment releases 36 political prisoners and mes them out or the country Pohce and govern- ment officia ls would not com- ment on the demand and refused t o t'onf1rm or d e n y that Aorgonovo had been k1dna ped ' ...... Choosy Pooch Man Wins by Handahake PHILADELPHlA CAP) -Forced lo choose between two men who claimed the sam e dog, Judge .1 a mes Cavanaugh let the dog decide. So when Bingo responded to one man's "Give me five" by holding up his left paw and shaking hands the judge said. "Bingo is your·s." ' But he also promised to buy the other man another dog. Bingo, a 4•,2.year-old black and whil e Alaskan malamute, wa~ given to the Lewis Rubin family J t months ago. Sax months later he disappeared from the back yard. . Three weeks ago, David Baez saw Bingo fight with another dog on the street. He took Bingo home. On April 9. Rubin spotted Baez with the dog but Raez refused to hand over his new pet without proof of ownership. Rubin took Baez to court. and won Bingo. \ Culver Project Bid Set The reconstruc tion o f the Culver Drive inter<'hange a t the Santa Anu Freeway will be sent out to lnd 1n Jun e by the C':Jliforn1a Depa r tment of Transportat111n The rnudwork 111 Irvine .1s On(' of :15 Cal Trans Jll'OJl'C.'tS bcini.: :..t•nt to Ind II\ Mav :.11111 June. At an t•:..t1mall'cl l'C>St of $63 million, rt 1s h) far thl' mo::.l cxpensivt• Item on the h::.t. According to Irvine's PubhL' Works Director Brent Mu<'how, lhe rntcr<.'hange projcl'l hus bet•n .... 1tt1ng 111 SJn;imcnlo for molt· th.in thrt•t• \l'Jr' · F 1 r:.. i t h l' r l' w a ' l h 1· moratorium un 1 o.1d construtt11111 and tht•n tht•\• J'>kt•d U!> to SCJI• do wn the proJt'ct So we d1J about 20 percent." Muchow e\ plaint'd DIVER GREG LOUGANIS (LEFT), COACH SAMMY LEE Top Names Form Core of New Program for Nadadores J\l'rord1n1: to Muchow. th. f1111shL'<.I work "all 111clude con1 pletc rcconstrucl1on of the 11 tcn'hang<' a:-. 11 now stand::., \\1111 a n e w bnu~r. lruffic :-.1gnal. and new on rnm1>s and off r<imps. Dr. Sam1ny Lee First Diving Coach Hired by Nadadores The ('urrt•nt 1ntt•rchangt• 1s co11 s idered a ::.aft•t.v problem and numerous a ccidents have ot· (.'urrcd m that art.•a in recent years, Mu('how said. "I 'm JUSl C'l'OSS lng my finger~ lhat they'll nirrv through with this one," s.11d .l\lut ho w, a ddini: that 1f rvnylh1ng goes on schrduk. lhl· prOJl'<'l p robabh \\Ill l>t• (ompll'IL·tl hy .lune.' ol 1979 Seeking to expand its n •puta lio n as a leading training grounds for world·{'lass com petitive swimmers, Mission Vic JO has hired t\.\O·llmc Olympic gold Medalist Dr Sammy Lee <is its first divrng coach J oining Lee· as a mt•mber of thr rom mun1l \ s N ad adore:.. le:im "111 be Greg Loug:m1s, "innl·r •1f '"' o Olympic s1l \'t.•r mt•dab 1n d 1 \' ing during the 1976 Montreal ganws ,James Toepfer. C'Ompany ex rrulive \'lt'C µre .... 1dt'nt. said :m Olympic diving faC'1lit.' 1s pr{• :..t.•ntly under tons lruc t1on at the :\1 arguerite ReC'real1on Center and s hould be ready by c~rly s ummer, rn lime for thl• 1977 Long Course National Swimming Championships 1n August "The add1t1on of the dn inc facility will enable us to rxpand our present aquatic!> program to include !>ynchroni1C'cl sw1mm1nJ!. a broader masll'r·s program. water polo ~('Uha 1 ns t ruN1on and. naturally, ;1 <'•>mPl't1t1 H' Kindergarten Signups Set P arents 1n the Greentree S<'hool 11rea of Irva n<' who.,c· children art"rl'ad~· to .1tlt•ml kin dergurten m." c•11r11ll Lhl1 11 'oungsLt'r:.. Thu1 'd"' 111 ghl 111 Fr11lay m orning ThursdJ) ·.., :>l':.."1111 "Ill lwg111 at 7 JI m and '"'rida) '::. al !I a 111 Both will be hl•ld at Gri·enlrcc School, 4200 l\t an1.an1ta Avc'. Parents sh ould bring lhr1r c·hild's birth <·Ntif1t•alr <lhe r hald must lw 5 ) l'<H"l> old h.'' Dt.•<· 2, 1977 ) and a ret·o rd of 1mmunlta· t10ns signed by a <furtor or chnar 1''or m ore 1nformat1on. phone 551 2301. d1 n ng program." Toepfer s;.ud The diving pool "'ill be 17 feel deep benea t h th e d1 v1n g platform, which w ill feature 10, 7 5 and five.meter le\'els. plus three and one-meter spr 111 g boards. · Harbor Area Chambe r Eyes ToepfC'r said the fat'1lity "Ill <il:..o be equipped "1lh a DI\(• Im p:.tt't Redut•er. a dl'\ il'e that generates a mass of air bubbles Dues lncriease to soften the diver's impact dur· 1ng practice. D1 rt·t·t or-. of th1· Ncwpo1 l In add1t1on lo augment111g cur llJrhor J\1 ('<1 l'hambl'r of Com· n •nt facihtH.'S now available l CJ llll'rt'c· .u l' t·1111...,clc·n11g a ra1sl' in l\1 1ss1on VieJO residents. Toepfrr due:.. for thrn 111 g;11111.Jllon. said Nad<idores m embe rships At their monthly mt•1•t111g Mon· wall be available lo Ca pistrano day ch rcrtnrs Wl'rc• told that a re- l 'n1fied and Saddleback Vallry l't•nt s t uth c•f lht• ch<imher's l 'n1flcd School Oislnct s tudents. finJ(nce~ rt•\'t•al<•d thlll rncreased Ll'l', ;1 Santa Ana resident, s aid ~l'rutmg to:-it:.. an• aboul to out- hc 1s certain Mission V1e;o wall be• s trap tht• clul's t.1k<.·n rn the "swimming-diving capital of The 1111-rtast•s C'OO lC'mplatcd tht• world bv 1980, if not sooner... wo uld afferl <ill catci.:orics of ··with ou·r new div111g complex 1TI('rnbcrsh1p we expect our divers lo do as DUL'S for associate members, "t•ll as Mark Schubert':-. swam or non bu:..1ness mt>mbl'I":... wou)(I ml'rs." Lee said. ,.;o from $-10 a year to S50; in- Lougana s b expected to he the d1v1dual memberships for solt· <·nre of a new group of com propru.•tor!> would go from $75 to pct1t1ve dl\l'rS in Mission V1eJo SIOO dUL'S \.\Ould go from SJJO to lie stunned the diving world dur Sl50 for ii !>inglc n ·pn•senlat1ve of 1 n g the I !J 7 6 0Iymp1 cs b) a fl a r t n t· r ' h 1 I' o r t w o pt•1 formrng somr of the m ost d1f-rl'pl'l''>t•ntJllH'S of a torporation f1L·ultd1wsdc::.p1te h1s)outhand <ind the itdtl1t1o nul fee fo r cnmp aratn ·e inexperience 111 partne r ship or l'Orporat1on "orld <'ompet1tion representat1H·~ would go from $40 toSSO From Page 11 I CRASH ... "If it werl' me out there, I'd s ure w.int someone helping who knew what to do." s aid Pauley. w h o o e r f o r m e d t h t• trac heotomy and then rode with Pina lo lhc hospital At·cording to Inves ti gator Linton. the collision occurred on d :..tr~ul{hl portwn of the road, but that it followed a curved section 01n·1·tor ... :11 l' s l<1t1•d to con- !>&dcr th1• p1 oµosi.11 furthl'r at their M &) 16 mcl'l111g The changes ar e propoi,ed to go 111lo tffcl'l by Jul} I Prices Supporte d WASHI NGTON IAPJ -Presi- dent Carter h as :ign·ed to sup port highc·r frkral Pr&<'C support~ for ma1or furm cro11s for thL• nl•x1 f o u r y c• a r :-. . A g r 1 c u l tu r c Secrrtary Bob Hergland s aid Tuesday Lynn Hart HART'S John Hart SPORTING GOODS 538 CENTER ST.• COSTA MESA• 646-1919 Baseball Mitts & Gloves Baseball Shinguards Baseball Chest Protectors Baseball Pants Softball Shirts Baseball & Softball Bats Baseball -Softballs Baseball Shoes Wilson · Davis -Bancroft Prince · Dunlop • Yonex Tennis Rackets Tennis Dresses ladies Tennis Shorts Mens & Boys Tennis Shorts Mens & Boys Tennis Shirts Ladies & Mens Tennis Shoes Ladies · Mens • Childrens Warm-up Suits Open 9 to 6 • Closed Sunday Ektelon · Leach • Wilson Racquetball Racquets Rollout Racquetballs Racquet String Handballs & Gloves Speedo Swim Suits & Trunks Swim Goggles & Caps Kick Boards Masks · Fins · Snorkles Morie Bodie Boards Soccer Balls 696 to 349s Volleyballs 1 Q9S to 2390 Basketballs 79s to 4295 Footballs 795 to 2895 Playground Balls Tennis Balls SJI Center , 646-1919 17 Laguna/South Coast Afternoon N.Y. Stoe!ks V OL. 70, NO. 110, 4 SECTIONS, 50 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20, 197] 1 --~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~------------..:..;,.;_;__:_;:.,_;:...;_ __ __:;....:_~~~----------.:..:..:::::.::..:.::.:.::.:.:.:.:..::.:.:...:..:.:.::...::::....:.:::.:_ __ ~~----~T~E~N~C~E~N~T~S ~ f . \ DidDkdrich VowtoBloodyAirline? • ecret Record Hy G1\R\' GRA:\'\lLLE 0t IM-0•1h Pilot Stiitft Trans C'rapts of st·er<.'l Grand Jury testimony show that Hughes A1r\\-t•sl olf1<:1als dl•n1<.•d that Orange County • Superv_1sor Hulph l>a·dnr h pressured them for polttical campaign contn but 10ns l!ov.cvt•r , a lornwr wde lo Supcn·isor Thomas Riley lcsltfted lhal th1.• ~amL• officials told him Diedrich threatened l? "bl~y up" the ~11rline if they did not contnbute to Supervisor Ph1ltpA11thon.' ·!> 1!)76l'amp;ugn. SUOI DISC'R t:PANC'IF.S :-.wt•l'p through more than 2,000 pages of testimony tOV('rin~ thL• <:rand Jury's investigation into alleged campmgn n·gulat11m v1<1l.it1on~ and po~s1blt! misuse of office infrac· t1ons, . Ci'ntC'r i.tai.:<· thrnu~houl the bulky transcript 1s Diedri(•h. himself a \\ltnc•:-.s in wh:1t 1s now •.m ongoing five-month probe. So far. l"n nt('I" h.n l' bt-t•111ncl11:Le<1 on perjury and perjury rel al· ed charJ(C's tonnt•<'ll'd with thr·1r ~l·crC'l lestimony. But in lhl' cast of plavl•r -. "ho s wmg in and out the transcript pages, 1nd1clccs Loran '\orion and M arlm Kirschner arc bit players TUE COLOR SCF.~f:S arr· '>tol('n by such characters as former police informer Cl'nt· Conrad. ''ho. according to testimony. last year had a hireling dump S.10,000 in cash on lo a desk to prove he could afford to bu\ r1 S:l25.000 house And lhL· s <'l'nt• l<·Jl1ng chalogue comes from such Jury performers as Assemblyman Dennis Mangers ( O-llunl1nglon Beach). After watching a Diedrich political power pl;iy rrom thl· supervisor's office, Mangers testified: "IT WAS OBVlOUSLY a display of power and 1t seemed dl'· signed for us ... lo make some impression. I must s ay 1t did to Sl'e that kind of rather awesome display or power " Intrigue enters the Grand Jury drama when Norton on his " ay to a perjury indictment is betrayed by his closest ally and f1•llow former Santa Ana policeman, Gary Newmeyer It all began. according to the transcript, las t Nov 22 "hen former Planning Comm1ss1on chiurman Shirley Grindle walked into the Grand Jury room. THOUGH MRS. GRINDLE has denied in interviews that s he was a s worn w1tness in a cnmmal investigation, the transcnpt shows that she twice testified before the JUry as the probe's opening witness. In her testimony, Mrs. Grindle took roundhouse swipes at Diedrich, county EnvironmentaJ Management Agency Director George Osborne and the super agency Osborne heads. In a series of allegations, the former planning commissioner charged: -DIEDRICH with four specific instances of masterminding special treatment for favored developers. --OSBORNE ~nd his agency c~1cflains wilh distorting Planning Comm1ss1on pos1t1ons when reporting to the Board of Supervisors. . -COUNTY ADMINISTRATIVE Officer Robert Thomas with being "very much underthethumbofthe Board of Supervisors." -DEVEWPERS who refuse to donate to county s upervisor campaigns with being ''jacked around" by the board. "They <d~velopers) are afraid of ... getting hassled, dl'· 11 berately get ling what we call jacked around over at the board " l\1 rs. Grindle testified. ' Another witness, David Stein or Avco Developers, echoed Mrs . Gnndk's charges. Last year, Stein testified, he was "very humiliated" at a m<'cl· mg in Diedrich's office and "left the mccllni?." But two Hughes AirWest officials said they had no misgi\. mgs about their treatment at Diednch's hands though adm1tt10J! there were sometimes misunderstandings . "No, I have not been threatened by anybody on the board," lob- by 1st Don Brown said in response to a question asked him by Ass1s- <See AIRWEST, Page A2> Tape Seizure Hit Nixon Attorneys Blast High Court WASlll~H~TON 11\P t R ich<1rd Nixon's l<rn \'t•r warnL•rl lhl' U.S Suprt•mt• C'ourt tod.1v that 1f it upholch thr gon·rnmt•nt seizure of the formt·r prC'!->1cflonl s tapes and papers. the sumt• thin~ might happen s onw day to the• JU Stices' O\\ n J)l'r:-.onal <lm·u men ts "tr one br.ml'h nf lhl' J!O\C•rn ment can intt•n <'nl' 1n thC' cit' hberative funC'l1on of th<' other then SUrcly lht•r(' IS hrl'.\Ch Of !ht• separation of r>O\\t'r<. . llrrlwrt J . Miller told thP 1·ourl The argumt·nt:-. hdnrt• th1· h11.:h court arl' the fc)('u -. of a fi ght m r·r who controls t ht' \,"on p.11wr~ that has ,.:one• on m go\ n 11m• nt C'\'<'r since Nixon resigned m dis· grace Aug 9, 1974. The court must clecidl' whether Co ngrrss acted within th<' Const1tut1on when it directed the sc·tzure of nearly 5.000 hours of \\'h1tc !louse tape recordings and 12 million pages of documents "1th thl' intent to make them public Arter hearmg arguments today from lawyers for Nixon and the government, the court will de· c1de before its term ends in June "ho owns the nearly 900 reels of t apl' and 4.2 mtllton pagl's of docu ments A three-judge federal court 10 W a!'hmgton ruled oga1nst Nixon, Reclai01ed Water Used on SC Links San Clt'na•nt1 · l1n:.1r1 11 ... · 111 r ccla1m<•d \\,Jf!'r t•• 1111 i.:,1to· tho mun1C'1p:il golt n1111 ... 1• lncl.1 \ City M:in.1).!P! lt1·r.il1l \.\11 •1..' said that afll'r rnn,11lt 1ng th1· ">,in Diego Regional W.1IPr Qu.1ltt \ Control Board. 1t \\ '" 11t·rul1•1f tho• city could me1•t health ,,1mplm1· rcquiremenh for ""' of 1 ht • d fluent. The Sl<'P v. ill '" "' t h1• 111' about 150,000 gullun-. 1L111\ 1n fresh watC'r. 11n amount cqu.ti tn a J percent rt'<hwl 1011 111 t h1• ' 11' .; total fn•shv. att·r uw Weeks saul 1h,1t until in,t,111.1· lion or automt1llt 1·hlor1m1t1on equipment in thC' trt•atmC'nl plant in July, the additional chlorma tion and sampling will be done manually. The city stopp<'d use or dOuent for irrigation lust July after the Orang-a Coa~• b:-• L _..,, or -; =-e-r \\'eatber Low clouds and fo~ tonight and Thursday morning Hazy sunshine and cooler Thurs day. Lows tomJ(ht 50 to 55. Highs Thursday 62 to 72. INSIDE TODAY Atlanta'$ ~s· lanes ap- pear to be stalked by a methodical killer who has claimed three liue& &1nce January. See Page A4 Index AM LlfMMn CS Movltt 86·1 Mutuel ltllftd• A14 Metl..,•I ,.__ M,eJ Ot•"tl•Count., Att ,. .. ,,, Ct J $yl•l• ,._,,.., AU '"'1• 11. ~i·~= ::~ T1te-•hton A I J Tlt .. ton a6 7 ........ .. WHl•M-...... , rn:ll)n,d "JlN board s:11d 1t wa' no l m "t• t 1 n ~ s tat f' h e a 11 h stand<1rtl.; Thi· c11\ said 1l "a-. but thf' two agcnc1cs d1ffcrt'd in their s ampling procedures tht·r<'by producing different test r("llllt<; Private Rites Scheduled for Dr. Wade Private memorial service will be held for Dr. Robert S. Wade. a Laguna Beach resident or 17 years and Santa Ana physician for 26 years. Dr. Wade died Sun- day at South Coast Community llospilal. He was 75. Or Wade began his practice in 1929 10 Santa Ana. He retired In 1955. Dr. Wade was a member of thC' American Medical Assoc1a- t1on and the Colorado Mountain Climbing Club. He moved to his 1008 Madison Ave. home in Laguna Beach in 1960. Dr. Wade is survived by his wire. Isabelle, of the family home: a son, Robert H. Wade of San Diego: daughters, Anne Terry Haven of Long Beach, Ruth Castro of Rivers ide. and Margaret W. Blades of Portland, Ore.; sister, Evelyn Wade; and brother, Fred Wade both or Toronto Canada ; and five grandchildren. The family suggests memorial donations to the American Heart Association or other appropriate charity. Gems Scattered SANTA BARBARA CAP)-No one was injured in the blast which ripped through a jewelry store here, causing damage estimated at s:ie>.000 and throw- ing more than $80,000 worth or . gems into the street. Police cor- doned oCC the area to prevent loot- ing.. . deciding that the Presidential Materials and Recordings Preservation Act passed by Congress an 1974 gave the govern- m ent 's General Services Administration control of th~ re- cords. The act opens for public access all thC' pres1dent1al material, subJect to GSA regulations. Those regulations have not yet been set Former President Ford signed the preservallon act into law Dec 19, 1974. and Nixon filed suit the next day seeking to have it declared unconst1lulional. Nt'(On argued that his right lo CSet> NIXON. Page A2) Golf Course Not lnclukd In Proposal Dy PIDLIP ROSMARIN Ot""' 0•11¥ Po lot Sllfl Laj!una Beach environmental leaders voted Tuesday to ap· proach the City Council tonight with a model zoning ordinance for the Sycamore Hills that does not include golf courses as ac- n•ptable land use Jlowever, attorney Ralph RC'n son . a member of both Lalluna Greenbelt Inc. and V1l11ge Laguna who drafted the ordinance, also will read a letter to the council that leaves councilmen the option to include golf 1f they choose. Benson, at whose home the environmentalists met Tuesday. said the proposed ordinance aJ. lows only argr icultural. equeslrian·related and overnight camping uses for the 522-acre property, located in the "V" formed by Laguna Canyon and El Toro roads. Benson said there was un- animous agreement that no houses should be permitted. A propoeed plan of development now before the council. and ap- provC!d by the Planning Com- mission, calls for a variety of uses that include residential de- velopment a long El Toro Road. Benson said about possible goH courses -another idea the council is studying -'Tm not s ure lhere·s been that much study <See GOLF, P11e A2) HEARING AIDS SOWR4PIDLY "I soJ,d them bolh immediately as s oon as the paper came out." That's tbetesUmony or a Hunt· ington Beach man who placed thJs claulfi~ ad: B~lltone Rearing Aids. over dr right. and Jen ovu ~r l2S each. Call XXX·xtJc.X So, l! you have something dif. lerent to sell, call 642-5678. The Dally Pilot is lhe place to ad· vertlse along t.be Orange Coast. 0111, Pllol Pltoto lly Rlc,..rd ICMllltr ROADSIDE HELP-Doctors, paramedics and a nurse perform emergency pro· cedures at scene of Laguna Canyon Road fatal accide nt Tues day night. The motoris t . Marvin Pina. 38, of Laguna Beach, died later at Saddleback Hospital despite emergency h elp. Dr. Stephen Pauley of Irvine (kneeling, center> as· sumed responsibility and look charge at scene. Nurse, at right, Roseline Warre n assisted too. ' Crash KiUs Lagulla Man·· Umyon Road, Emergency Treatment F aih . i , Despite roadside emergency aid by doctors. paramedics and a nurse. a Laguna Beach motorist died Tues day night al Sad- dleback Community Hospital following a headon collision on Laguna Canyon Road in Irvine. Marvin Pina. 38, of 242 Wood.land Drive, died at 8 p.m . following about an hour or emergency procedures at the scene oC the accident, including an emereency tracheotomy. Pina was still alive when paramedics rushed him to the hospital, but orricials say be died shortly after his arrival. The otber driver, John William Hopton, !50, or 3S5 Pine Crest Drive. Laguna Beach. was treat- ed and released. at SaddJeback Communit)t lfOli "'~ Ws in---t;_ o.4 • L t ""fb juries were described as race and leg cuts and possibly a broken foot. According to Irvine Traffic In- vestigator Pete Linton, the cot- li s ion occurred on Laguna Canyon Road about a mile south of the San Diego Freeway in- terchange. Linton said he is still in- vestigating the crash, but thal it appears Pina, who was driving a Volkswagen "bug" northbound, strayed over the center line and collided with HoplQn, driving southbound. Hopton was driving a small Buiclt. Both cars were destroyed. According to Fire Captain Paul Summers, by tbe lime t he firemen arrived, two physicians, one nune and anot.ber person ...... had already pulled lhe motorists i out or their cars and were begin-t nlng first aid. ] Summers said that apparently, alt were driving by, saw the acci- dent and stopped to help. The doctors wer e identified as Stephen M. Pauley of Irvine an Martin Boxer of Laguna Beach The registered nurse, who work at South Coast Hospital, wa Roseline Warren. The othe person who helped initially wd. identlfied as Dave Rowley ot Tustin. I When contacted today at hii Irvine medical office, Dr. Paulei explained he took charge of the siluaUon because he saw the man "was in bad shape and needed help immediately." ' (See CRASH, Page AZ) • - I _•.: A2 DAILY PILOT L/SC Wednesday Apnt 20 1977 Evidence S plit Did Diedrich Bully Airwest? FromPago A1 tant DistriC't Attorney Michael Capu .. u WHEN DESCRIBING his impression of Diedrich, Hrown told the Grand Jury. "lie 1s a person of strong opinion ... just a very s trong forceful personality liS most self-made m en arc. And I tlunk that is what makes turn a litllechffacult to deal with sometimes .'' But a former H1lt·y a1dt". Scott F erguson , told the Grand Jury that Brown and another llughes rt•presentativc told him Diedrich threaten('(! to "bloody up" the airline shortly after an encounter with the Fullerton supervisor. Jn his own testimony, Diedrich denied applying pressur e to any campaign contributors and demanded to know what, if any, allega- tions agamst him are being in vc:,tigated. "I DON'T BELIEVE I have done anything illegal I know I havl' not /\nd al would :.t•em that I should be ad vised of\\ hat the charges Jn? • · 01cdnl·h s J1d when he test1f1ed Feb 3 By that dall', however, the Grand Jury invest1gat1on was JUSL getting up a head of steam as 1t began spanning out to include thl' political mJrhinataons of Conrad, the rags-lo m·h<.·s police in former. It was Costa Mesa building supply firm owner Rohnt Lan Franco who v1v1dly described Conrad's flamboyant spendin~ habits when he suddenly struck 1t nch 16 1976. "SO, CONRAO SAID, 'Just a minute,' and he excused h1mst•lf from the offiCl'. And about. oh, 20 minutes passed and a girl brought in a package. And he dumped $30,000 on his desk.·' "And I was impressed. lie lajd $30,000 in cash right out on lhc desk in front of me-and says, ·well, 1s that good enough'?" •'That" was good enough to move Conrad into the $325,000 home LanFanco had on the market last September. But LanF'ranco later denied that $10,000 Conrad donated to An thony's fall campaign was an any way his, a denial that came after his name appeaud on Anthony's financial disclosure statement. Later. both Conrad and Anthony amended statements they had ft led lo show the true i>ource of the money. * * * * * * Diedrich Brands Conrad 'A Flake' Notabll' quote·~ from the Orange County Grand Jury transcript in its probe of political activity: • Former planning com- missioner Sharley Grindle on lob· byist Frank M 1ehelena. ''IN MY OPINION, the-way he operates, he buys his votes." Supervisor Halph Diedrich political angel Gene Conrad. "I TIDNK HE'S a flake " Fullerton attornev M1chal•l Remlllgton on loans he made to political c andidate~· "T HE CANDIDATE wac; free lo take the money Lo Las Vegas and blow 1t on wild women 1f he wanted" Newport Beach attorney frank Waters when s hown J picture of Conrad· =:. .. JS lfE 1\S FAT as his face looks"" Conrad when J sk('d his nt1m•' ''l'M REFl'SING lo Jn~M·r on Forme r Laguna Cop Appe als Jlis Dismissal ' A LagunJ n1•;1C"h •"'< narcot1t•s officer hui-appt•ult•d ht!! di'· missal from ttw P•)llce forct• ,\ hearing before' t ht• 1·1ty personnl'I boa rel 1s s<•hc:dult·d for next Wt'<l nesdav Craig King \\JS lC'rminaH'fl after J pohn• cll•parlmcnt 10 tern11l affairs 1nvc•:-.llgaltnn nf .11 legations that he hrandbtwd h.-. gun in a Costa Mesa bar w1th11ut lel'?al caus«' Kin~ faces a Jurv trial Miiv 10 on a m1sdeml·.:inor char~<' stc•m ming from lh<· Feb.:?{) 1nr1<i('nt 11t the King's Inn bnr·and·i:trill. 720 Randolph Av1' lie uppNtrcd an Harbor Municipal Court Monday for a pre·tr111l c·onference. 11<' has pleaded Innocent. Costa Mesa poliC'e nllt'g1' Kini! angrily drc-w his gun dunn1t .m argument in which two patrons m ade d epr('(· a t in g rC'marks about police off1 c<'r:o.. ORA NOE COAST ,Ji\ .. n, .. ,., .. 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And when l saw the office and him " F ront Page Al GOLF ... that people can come to an agree· ment " Ile said at was not included in the model ordinance because. "l wrote the ordinance to conform with what I personally sup· ported " The environmentalists are split about whether the mass1"e golf resort lhe count:al has been d1scusl'tang -c1escnbed .is a Peb ble Beach South 1s t•ompat1ble v. 1th the greenbelt concept 'A lot of people are put off by ttie s pecter of an enormou:. resort hott'I out there','· Benson said Or Thomas Ait'xand<'r. pres1· dent of Laguna Greenbelt Inc . ha ... 1n_<;1ste<l that \\ h1le there I'> disagreem ent <•hnut the golf course concept, the gap between supporters and detractor:, IS rar narrower than Benson has rharactenzed at Benson has said everyone on thl' romm1ttee w h1ch de\'eloped th1• dr ufl ordinJnn• opposed golf Henson sJad 1t was decided to t.tkt:' no firm pos1t1on on the golf 1-.suc-~t .:1u"1" · The thing I want· Pei to ;1,n11I V.Mi prf•sent1ng lthc· rount•1l 1 wtth a l.ikt• at or leo.1v1· tt prnpo'>1l1on · F ro•PageA J CRASH ... "If it were me out there. I'd sun• want '>omron1• hC'lpini:t who knt'w what to do," s aid Pauley, who performed the tra~·hcotomy and then rnde with Pina to the hospital. Al'corctini:? to In vc~li~ator Linton. the colllsion occurred on .1 slra1ghl portion of the road. but that 1t follO\\t'd a curved section Bloodmobile Slated At Hospital F riday The American Red Cross bloodmobile wall be available Fridayfrom2to6:30p.m . atSad· dleback Community Hospital, 24451 Via Estrada, Laguna Hills. Appointments can be made by calJing the Red Cross, 835-5381, or the hospital, 837-4500, Ex· tens ion4Z7. Minister He ld? SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador (AP> -Leftists have lhreatened to kill Foreign Minister Mauricio Borgonovo u nless the aovern ment releases 36 political prisoners and mes them out of th e country. Police and gove.rn· menl orficials would not com· m eol on the demand and refused t o c onfirm or deny th•l Bor1onovo had been kldnaped. Clemente Planners Studied The San Clemente City Counctl will interview in public session nin\l applicants for two open pos1- 11ons on the plltnning commission tonight. The interviews begin at 6:30 pm. ut cll v h:.ill l'lrnmbers. 1'ht! rounc:1l will lw~tn tls n:gularly s<'hl•<iull'aly, retired; Josepb H 01rlon, u com munications inl 1 structor: Roy E. Hamm. Sears man ager and former Chamber of Com mcn·e president; Larry Pl•lt1er, sdll>OI tt·.ichcr and re .ii I !II B e ach Visitor Stri~keil .I .1111'1 \\ H ad f 111 ti • J r t 1st . E.1rlc W !'\h1•1 man rt·l1 1 l·d lorl•tgn 'l'r\ Hl' 11ff11·1·1. !\1' rt1 ... Wagner housl'wtfe; .1n1i i\I Wilson. dl·H•lopt•r Al Benton, 21, of Wisconsin is carried off the beach below H eisl er Park in Laguna Beach by police, firemen, lifeguards a n d paramedics after suffering seizure Tues· day. Benton, who w ith friends was h1tC'hh1ksng lhrough the Art Colony, blamed 1l on too<l poisoning. Ile was re· leased Mt<.·1 (•mcq:!f:ncy treatment at South Coa!:.l l'ommun1ly llosp1lal The commb:.1on positions we1 t' ';tt·atl'<i by Dnn Sterfen:.en and £\ob n1chardsun, both of whom said conn1c.o1s and workloads ,,.,. :.oc1alt'<1 w 1th their profcs~ions 11cces:,1latl'd their resignation:;. Viejo Hires Olympian Steffensen is vice pre:;idcnt of operal1oru. for J ohn D. Lu:;k & Sons Company. likely to be in \'OlvC'd 1n clt•\·elopnH•nt of ttw HecVl'S Hanch properties, anti H1charcbon 1:. :.in architect. Dr. Sammy Lee Nadadores Diving Coach Seeking to expand its reputa· t1on ai> a l eading training grounds for world-class com- petllt\C' swimmers, Mission Vie· JO ha'\ hired t wo-time Olympic gold !\tc-dahst Dr Sammy Lee as tls f1rstd1vang coach. Joining Lee as a member of the c·om muntl} 's :":ad adores team "111 hl' Grl'g Louganis, winner of two Olympic silver medals in divan~ dunn~ the 1976 Montreal games. James Toepfer. company ex- ecutive vice presid ent, said ·an Olympic diving facility is pre· sently under construction at the M a r gu erlte Recreation Center and should be ready by early summer, in time for the 1977 Long Course National Swimming Championships in August. ''The addition of the divi ng facility will enable us to expand our present aquatics program to include synchronized swimming, a broader master's program, water polo. scuba in struction and. naturally, a competitive diving program," Toepfer said. The d1vrng pool will be 17 f~l deep beneath the diving platform. which will feature 10, 7 5 and five-meter levels, plus three and one-meter s pr angboards ToC'pfer said the facihty wi ll also be equipped with a Dave Impact Reducer, a device that generates a mass of air bubbles lo soften t he diver's impact dur· F ront Page ,1 J NIXON ..• privacy and the powers of the pres1denl'Y were endangered by !>UCh lt•g1~lat1on. In their cippeal. Nixon 's lawyrrs sai d the Suprem«' Cou rt s eventual ruling will "ha\'t' J maJOr impact upon further leg1slat10n governing the papers of other constitutional of· f1cl•holder'i " Tht• lower court round It "doubtful" that a former presi· ch·nt 1s entitled to claim ex· l'CUltVC' privilege In an attempt to protect confidential dealings "1th past advisers Ex -Krishna, Mom Sue Cult DEDHAM, Mass. (AP) -An 18-year-old former member of th<' Hare Krishna and he r mother have filed a civil suit for $2.5 million In damages against the religious organization. Former devotee Susan Murphy of Weymouth and h er mother. Mary Murphy, filed suit through attor neys Tuesday in Norfolk Superior Court. Th e suit alleges false imprison· ment, violations of th e Massachusetts child labor laws. breach of contract, fraud, deceit. intentional infiiction of mental stress, intentional destruction of the Murphy family unit, invasion of Its privacy, interference with its internal relations. seduction of a female child, and assault and battery. Storm Drain Plans Okay~d Plans to build a $107,000 storm drain in the Capistrano Beach area were approved by Or,ange County supervisors Tuesday. The board agreed to seek bids for building the storm drain along Camino Capistrano and Vista del Mar. The project ls de· signed to alleViate bluff erosion and Oooding ln the Capistrano Palisades area, a report to su pervlaons said. mg practice. l n1fied and Saddlehack Vallt'y Unified School Oistnct students Ourin~ re~ular ses11ion, lh1· c-ounc1l will cons1d(•r In add1l1on to au~mentin~ cur rent facihlaes now available to M iss1on VwJO residents. Tm·pflor said Nadadores members hqi ... will be av:ulable to Capistrano Ll'C', a Santa Ana res td('nt. said ht· 1s eerta1n I\l is:-.1on Va•Jo will he lht• "i>w1mmang-d1nn~ t•ap1tal 11f the world by 1980. 1f not sooner.· /\n ordin<ince r<'riu1ring cit~ pt•rm1h for placC'mcnt of 1\t'\\ :;.pap~:r H·ndrng machines on public property, restriction of the numbt•r of the machines and a priority sc-alc dt:lC'rmming which publ1 cat1ons cdn ha\'c s pace as \H'll ~1s a section hm1ling display 111 nudl·:-. or lt•wd t·onduet r Choosy Pooch Man Wins by Hanthhake PHILADELPHIA <AP) -Forced to choose bct\\-cen two men who rla1mcd the ~amc dog, Judge James Cavanaugh !cl the dog det1de. So when Bingo responded t o o ne man's "Give me five" by holding up his left paw and shaking hands, the JUdgl· s aid ... Bingo ts your:-" But he also promiscci to buy the other man :mother dog. I3mgo, a •I 1 :! yl'ar-old bin ck and white Alaskan malamute. was gi,·c n to the Lc\HS Rubin family 11 months <1go. Si:-. months Ii.Iler he disappeared from the back vc.ird. Three wt•ck~ ago, 0;.l\'ld BaeL saw Bingo fi ght with another dog on tht• street. I le took Bmgo horn<.' On April 9, Hubm spotted Baez\\ ith the dog, bul Baez refused to hund over his new pct without proof of ownership . Rubin took Baez to court, and won Bingo. Pl·t1t1on:;. s igned by 2-12 persons rl'CJ lll'Sting dogs bl' al· lowed unkashed •m caly beaches, al DtJe Court ;ind at the Los Alamos lifeguard st.1t1on m morning and 1•\ 1'n1ng houro,; A I l'(!ll l'~t by the San Cleml'11ll' Jl1stoncal Sm·1L't y for h1slonl'al preM•rval1on c·ritl'laa lor l ~i l:incln1a1 ks in lhl' l'll\ Esl :•hli<,hment of a policy m1 \\ at~·r surl'harg1•., <:IS part of a Cl · l y const·n at um program Support for a con:,lilultonal :.11nend1m·nt prohibiting court- orcfrn'Cl busing to achieve inte- gration of schools on the basis of race, color . rclt(:ion, sex or na· llOnJI origin Formal approval of 15 con· clnmln1ums to be constructed by the Aries Development Company at -106 Pasadena Court. Horse Panel Considered San Juan Capistrano e1ty councilmen are scheduled to con s ide r tonight whether to create' a permanent equestrian com· m1:.sion or com mittee to meet the needs of city horse enthusiasts mended creation of a permanent equestrian commission. Thl' city parks and recreation t:ommission has recommended that ;i council comm1llee. rathN thun a cit y commission, he established. t ion and C'Xlt·nsion of boarcl1ng stables and rental horse opera· lions , In a memo to Caty Council, City !\1 anager Jamc.•s MQcalis said an C'st1mated $11 .15-0 as uvailable an the proposed five-year budget for J 976-81 for establishing and staf· ftng an cqu~tri an commission. City Couneal will meet at 7 p m. an council charn bNs al th<' c ity offi ce building, 32400 Pasco The s ubcommittee has also re· <'ommended implementation of the equestrian trail system de· signated in the city's general plan, construction of a municipal equestrian center and preserva- Adelanto. A temporary equestrian sub· com m1ttee, created a year a~o by the City Council. h as recom· An additional $65,000 has been allocated in the proposed budget for equestrian-related capital proJects. Mocalis said . --------------------------------------------- Lynn Hart HART'S John Hart SPORTING GOODS 538 CENTER ST.• COSTA MESA• 646-1919 Baseball Mitts & Gloves Baseball Shinguards Baseball Chest Protectors Baseball Pants Softball Sbjrts Baseball l Softball Bats Baseball -Seftballs Baseball Shoes Wilson · Davis • Bancroft Prince • Dunlop • Yonex Tennis Rackets Tennis Dresses Ladies Tennis Shorts Mens & Boys Tennis Shorts Mens & Boys Tennis Shirts Ladies & Mens Tennis Shoes Ladies • Mens • Childrans Wmup Suits Open 9 to 6 • Closed Sunday Ektelon • Leach • Wilson Racquetball Racquets Rollout Racquetballs Racquet String Handballs & Gloves Speedo Swim Suits & Trunks Swim Goggles & Caps Kick Boards Masks • Fins · Snorkles Morie Bodie Boards Soccer Balls 696 to 3495 Volleyballs 1095 to 2390 Baskettlalls 795 to 42'5 Footballs 79s to 28's Playground Balls Tennis Balls 5~ l:enter 646-1919 Orange Coast EDITION Today's Closing N.Y.Stoeks * VOL. 70, NO. 110, 4 SECTIONS, 50 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20, 1977 N TEN CENTS Did Diedrich Vow to Bloody Airline? ecret 'Record Disclosed Jly G.\ RY GRAN\'ILLE Of 1fllit> 0_.1lw Pilot St•fl Transcnph \If "''('I l'l c:rand Jury testimony s how that Hug hes /\11·w<•..,t 11fl u·1.1h ckn1l'd that Orange County S upt•n l'>Or Halph 1>11·dr 1d1 p1 l'ssurcd them for political cam p~ugn <·ont 1 11>11111111, llcmt•H•1. ;1 fw 1111'1 .wit• to Supl'rvtsor Thomas Riley tl'!.t1f1t•d lh.111111' .11111· of111·1.1h told him Diedrich thr eate ned to .. blooch up t h1• ,111 l111t· 11 th1·\· chd not contribute to Sup(•!'\ 1:-.01 I 'hilq1 ,\nl horl\ .., 1!171i 1 .1111pa1gn. St <"II lH!-.nU I'\ '\('I L S ''"'''fl thr•111gh more than 2.000 pagL·s of ll'::.l1mon~ • m1·1111;.: lh1• <;1.111d Jun., 1rn1· ... t1gat10n into alll•ged C'ampi.Ug1111•g11lat101111ol.1111in-, .ind p•1~.,1lil1· m1:-.u::.e of office infrac· lions CentC'r "lHj.!1· thrnughrn1t th•· tiulhv trun::.cnpt 1~ Du.•dnch, himself J v.1tnt•ss 1n y,Jial 1.., now ;i1111r1i.:rnng flvt• month prohc So far, l\l.O riwn twn· ht•t•n 111d1l'!1·d 1111 Jll'r)ury and per Jun rc·l.it ed chargl•s ronm•rtl•cl with tlll'1r '''<'rd t1·,11111unv But in th1· t-.l'>l of l'l.J\'l'I" v.ho ,v, 111)' 111 .and out lht• tr;.1n-.111pl pagl's, 111d11·lt·l'" Loran '\:r1rt1in .md .\J.u tin l\1r~l'lin1·r ;1r1• hit player:, Tll E ('01.0H S(' I:'\ 1-.~ .11 P 111l1·n h,· 111 h 1 h.11 JC'lt•r.., .,.., formrr police inforrrwr <:1 •n1· Conrail v. ho ;11·1·1irl!1ng to ll"itlmon} J,p,L )ear hacl .1 l111 l•lt11c dump S:lo.noo 1n t'.1~11 on tu a dl''k to r>rrJ\t! h1 could afford to bu' .1 S:ll~ ooo ho11-.1· And thl' M 1·m· ~lt .iling tl1Jloguc 1·omes from suc-h JUr\ OtEOlll(.H NORTON MANGERS CON II AO was a sworn witness m a cnmmaJ invesligataon, the transC'ript s hows that she twice testified before the jury as lhe probe's opening witness. Jn her testimony. Mrs. Grindle took roundhouse swipes at Diedrich. county Environmental Management Agency Director George Osborne and the super agency Osborne heads. Jn a series of allegations, the former planning commissioner charged: -DIEDRICH with four specific instances of masterminding s pecial treatment for favored developers. -OSBORNE and his agency chieftains with distorting Planning Com mission positions when reporting to the Board of Supervisors. Jll•rformt•rs :i~ J\s::.emblyman Dennis Mangers <D·llunllngton Beac·h) -COUNTY ADMINISTRATIVE Officer Robert Thomas with After watch1n1: a Diednch political power play from the being "very much underthethu.mbofth«:Bo~d~fSupe~visors." !\upcrv1sor's ofhce, Mangers testifi ed · -DEVELOPERS who refuse lo donate to county supervisor "IT WAS 08\'IOUSLY a display of power and it seemed de-campaigns with being "jacked around" by the board. ~1gnl•d for us . to make> some impression. I must say 1t did to see "They (developers) are afraid of .•. getting hassled, de· th<Jl kmd of rather awesome> display of power." liberately gelling what we call jacked around over al the board," Intrigue C'nter::. th(' Grand Jury drama when Norton on his way Mrs. Grindle testified. In a 1wqury indictment is betrayed by his closest ally and fellow Another witness, David Stein of Avco Developers, echoed Mrs. formt·rS:mta Ana policeman. Gary Newmeyer. Grindle's charges. It all b<'gJn. according to the transcript, last Nov 22 when Last year. Stein testified, he was "very humiliated" at a meet· form1•r Planning Commission C'ha1rman Shirley Grindle waJk<.-d into mg in Diedrich's office and "left the meeting." thl' Cr.tnd Jury room . But two Hughes AirWest officials said they had no misg1v· TllOl'Gll !URS. GRl~DLE has denied in interviews that she (See AJ RWEST. Page AZ) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- Tape Seizure Hit New Ford Effort Expected Nixon Attorney Warns High Court WAS llJ NGTON (i\P J Richard Nixon 's lav. vc·r warne><l the l l S Supn•rnt• 6iurt lod.iy that if 1t upholds tht• govl'rnmenl seizure of tht' former prrsulcnt ·s tape>s anr1 p:ipc•rs, lht' s amt• thmg might happt•n somt• dav to lhl' JUStices' own personal clocu m ents. "If one branch of thC' gove>rn menl can mll•n'l'nt' in lhC' de liberahve fun ction of lht• other. then s urely then• 1~ breach of th(' separation of powers." llerb<'rt J M 11ler told the t·ourt The ar,~umcnl.., hl.'fnrt• lhC' h1 i:h court arc the fO<'u ... of u fight oHr who C'Ontrols th1• \i11Con 11.1p1·r' thnt h.is gnn1· 1111 in g1111•rnnwnt Reuben's Bla%e Pver since Ni xon re!l1gnPd in dis ~raC'e Aug 9, 1974 The court must de>cid(• whelhN Co n gress acte>d w1lh1n the> <.'onst1tut1on when 1t d 1 re>cted the st>it.Ure of nearlv 5,000 hours of While !louse tape recordings ancJ -12 m1ll1on pagc·s of documents with the intent to make them publi c After he>anng argumC'nt"i todav from lav. ver::. fo r :-l1xon and the government, the court will de c1de before its term endc; in June v. ho ownc; the nearly 900 reds of tape> and .t2 million pages of doc11· ments A three judge fe<l<>ral rourt 1n W .ishington rull'd .iga1n'l °"'"''°· deciding that the Presidenti<1I M a t erials a nd Recordings Preservat ion Act passed by Cong res::. in 1974 gave the govern· ment 's Ccnera l Services Administration control of the re- rords The act opens for public access all the pre>s1dential m aterial, subJet'l l o GSA r egulations . Those re>gulat1ons ha\e not yet bl'en set Former Pres1de>nt Ford signed lhe preservation act into Jaw nee 19. 1974. and Nixon filed s uit the nC'xl day seeking to have it dl'C'I are<t unconstnuttonal. '\!'on arguc>d that his right to <"'ee :-.;JXON. Pagt' A2) Cigarette Blamed in Fire Nt'wport llt•:.ll'h 1"1r1· 1n\ , . ., t1g:itors trwlay .... 11d :i r1gan•tt1• •left s mold1•1111g 111 .1 "'.1st 1·h.l'k1 I apparently l1•tl In a $:!IHI !HHI \11111 day fire> th<Jt i.:utt1•d I ht· 111t 1•11111 of Heuben 's Hcslauranl The stubborn hlau• wa~ n·~10rt ··d 'horth twfMt• 5 a m :'>tonr!,t' .ind h\ lht• t1m1' lht• first f11 ,. "'lJ.!111•' .1rr "1•d flam1·., \\1•11• 'hoo110i.: lhrou~h thC' roof of lht· 11•.,t ,1uri1nl .1l 251 E ('oa,1 ll1ghway. Nev.port Reach St.-H•n f11 c units were called in ttnd ('on ]Ury Deliberates Jet Noise Charge Jury deliberations bci:an todav in the trial of clevf'lopl•r llnrry Rinker 's jet noise laws u1l ai;:am~t Orange County. Superior Court .Jud~ Frank Domenichini sent his panel to the jury room to d r lNm inl' if Oran!!~ t::•,C:~ =';" \\' <"U ( h<"r Low clouds and ro~ toni ght and Thursday m ornmg. Hazy sunshine and cooler Thursday. Lows lonjght 50 to SS J lighs Thursday 62 to 72 INSIDE TODAY Atlanta's Lovers' lanes ap- pear to be stalked b11 a methodical killer who hn., doarcaed three li ves since January. See Page A4. Index tlltY~'-"'ce AK A~le~ Cl ... u,,. 114 L.M. I"" All C:..lll•rftla A~.11 c;.,..,, AU Cteult19d 01 It Mo•lf\ 11•·7 Mvlvot ,._, Al• NlllOftal Ntwt A4.IS r.:;1: c-, ti'.~ Ceml(' ctt 0.U•'"' Cl1 0 .. 111,.. .. I<•• ,, .. Syl•la ...nor Al\ ~Ofh It 4 O• Stott-< .... ,. All &•ll•l•t"• A4 1•1..UI-.. , ~·n Al• II l'Mf (I 14 ,., ""' •«-9l \loO Ma,.,,tll Al\ Ttlt•hl.. Al) T~Ultt• M I w ....... , ... Wor1',..••1 A4 IS M-~ Cl Rinker. 2342 Mesa Drive, Santa Ana He1~h ts, s hould n •c('i\•e $250,000 m damages for the im- pact of jct traffic from the county airport on his e nvironment. Judge Domenichini ruled C'arlirr Tuesday against the dt" fense when Deput y Count/\ Couns<'l Charles Sev ie r dC'- mundc>d a mistrial on thr ~as1s of statements made by Rmhr's lav.. ver Sevier unsuccessfully argued that the JU r)'. absent from the C'Ou rtroom at the lime, m i!Y ha\'e become biased by the publication of charges made by attorney Jer· rold Fadem. Ftldem claimed while the jury was absent from the courtroom that jet traffic was divertt'd from the area of Rinker's home while lhe jury loured the premises in the earlier phase of the trial. Airport o ffi cials a nd representatives of the Fcdetal Aviation Agency vigorously de· nied the allegation. Rinker tes tified during the trial that he was assured by coun· ty supervisors and other county officials when he bought the three·acre property in 1965 that jet traffic would never be al· towed to operate from the county 11irport. Fadem told the jury that a home which would be worth Sl 25 million without jet traffic-would sell for no more than $800,000 to- day as a result or thc opcrations of Hughes A1rwest anrl Air California from the nearby coun· (See NOISE, Page A..2) lainrci tlu• hl ;11'' \\llh1n 20 n11n11tl''> F 1 r 1• f 1 I.? h t <' r ., w <' a r 1 n ~ Iii 1•alh111g .q1p.1r at us \\'Cl t' Ol't'dNI tu h.1tlll· t"<ln•ml.'ly heavy ~moke but no injuries were re· IJ<>rled F1rr department spokesman 1\rt '\1orton s aid damage to the tm llding itself was not severe. hut 'aid the recentl y re·modeled interior was virtually destroyed. Following a day-l ong in· \'Cst1 gat1on at the scene by Nt•v. port B<·arh fm.• officials and 1• 11 u n t v f 1 r l' m a r s h a I '> • i n . Vt'sl1gJ.tor" drte>rm1nt•d that the lire or1 g1nated near the restaurant's bar. Investigators said an cmploye or customer apparently dumped a slill·burnmg cigarette in a wastebasket near the bar shortly before the restaurant closed ear· ly Monday. The w ast ebasket later ignited lcadtnl.? to the bigger blaze, Morton said. Office rs Harassed WASIUNGTON (AP> -Top Food and Drug Administration officials harassed FDA medical officers during the Nixon and Ford administrations to make the agency more cooperative with the drug ind ustry. a govern· ment investigative panel is quot- ed as sayin g HEARING AIDS SOW RAPIDLY "I sold them both immediately as soon as the paper came out." That's lhe testimony of a Hunt- 'ington Beach man who placed th ts ~lasslfted ad: Brlltonr lf(•nrinll Auls, o\ er ear rtghl. and left 11\'f•r rm ~ tach l'.Jll '\'o:'\ '<'<X'< Soi 1f you hnve som ething dlf· ferent to S<'ll. call 642-5678. The Dally Pilot is the place to ad· vertise along the Orange Coast. By TOM BARLEY Ol tlw O•lly Pitel Slatl Negotiations that could lead to an East Coast consortium re plac· ing the Mobil Corporation as favored candidates in the bid to take over the Irvine Company _ ' were under way today. The group that includes auto billionaire Henry Ford 11 among il& backers was talking with the James Irvine Foundation while final arguments were under way Tuesday in an Orange County Superior Court trial. The trial of the lawsuit filed by Irvine heiress Joan Irvine Sm ith against the foundation resumed today while foundation representatives and lawyers for the consortium attempted to el iminate what had been described as defects in the group's $302.9 million bid for the Jrvine Company. The offer is said to be financially superior to the $281.9 million all-cash bid filed by M obi I. But unti I Tuesday Foundation directors had argued that the Mobil offer was by far the sounder financial arrange- ment. A spokesman for the founda· tion commented Tuesday night that his board still requires proof that Ford can put up his share or a guarantee that would give the foundation $21 million in Wateh Your Step 0.11, P•loi P11010 "' 1.. .. P.,,,. damages if the $302.9 million deal Sou thern California Edison Company workmen ar e dig- g ing CJ JS.foot hole m lhc s idewalk near Carnation J\ venue and P ac1f1c· Coast Highway m Corona d e! Mar. When 1l is completed they will s lide in a power transformer vault for customers in the ar ea, Edison of· ficials said. · Young 1\'.lan Victim Of Jealous Woman PITTSBURGH (AP) -Tell Robert lluntey that hell hath no fury like a woman scorned and he·11 probably ask you how to get there. Living there might be easier than in the situation he claims he·s faced. Huntey was once the obJed of Dorothy Darby's a ffections . Now, he claims, he is the obJect of her Jealous rage. He says that si nce their breakup more than a year ago, his cars and trucks have been splashed with paint 40 times, a pick·up truck was firebombed and sugar was poured in his gas tanks. Firebomb threats have been made against his home and the home of his grandmother, he s aid. Piaza, n owcrs and funeral cars have arrived at his door un· ordered. In addition. the tires on th e car o f one woman rriend were slashed and the windshield or another girlfriend's car was smashed. "Some people think this is a funny matter," s aid the 32-year- old steelworker. "But it isn't funny when you start talking about firebombs.'' Hunley has riled a civil suit agamst Mrs. Darby that is on trial in Allegheny County Court. Hunley wants the court to order her to leave him alone. But i n attorney for Mrs. Darby, who has not testified, says Hunley and his family are trying to slander his client. He satd his client was hospitalized from a car accident all wmter, has no phone by which to make threats and has no in· terest in Hunte)'. Lawyers for both sides ar· ranged a compromise that each would sign, promising not to in· lerfere with the other. But Hurttey refused. "That's not going to solve the problem," said Hunley. "She will just continue trying to get me." did not go through. Otherwise. he said, the founda- tion seems certain lo accept an offer which would include $75 million in cash and a number of secured bank loans and pro· pert1es that would make up the balance of the purchase price. / A spokesman for the MobH group had no comment to offer Tuesday night. "But they are aware of the development," the foundation spokesman said. <See FORD, Page AZ) President Takes Heat WASIDNGTON (AP) - President Carter, prepar· ing lo spell out details of a tough energy policy. is tell· ing Congress that he will s houlde r the political blame f o r asking Americans to sacrifice and pay much more for fuel. Carter appears before a joint session of Congress tonight at 6, his second na- tionally televised speect\ on energy In three days. The address will be carried by all three commercial television networks. Carter also ha s scheduled a Friday news conference to defend his energy package, which is expected to Include a s tandby tax or up to so cents on each gallon of gasoline starting in 1979 unles.s Americans con- serve gas. ·,,tz DAILY PILOT N Fro•Pa~AJ FORD ... The news or thl' foundallon·~ apparent change or hearl toward a consortium headed by Detroit (leveloper Alfred Tuubman and Wall Street hnanc1<'r Chitrles Al· len came wh11l• final argument!> were um.Irr way bdore Judge JBmes F. Judge H the $302.9 m1luon 1s acceptL'd by the foundullon and the lukt!· over approvcd by Judi::c Judi.w the lrv1n1• <'nrnpany would become known as Taubman Allen lrv1m• Im· A spokt'sm.1h for Taubman said Tuesday night that st•veral membt-rs of thP kn 111·111e1pals who makl· up lht• c•o11M>rt1um including Mr-. !'i1111th ht·r::.dr :ire puttm&; their entire personal Jssels 1'ehind the bid "Thcy beh<.'Vl' that the Irvine c 'om pany b worth It," he said. "Thl'y b<'hPH· that thl· compuny 1s a uniqut· urg,11111<1t111n v.1th J J.:rt•a l p<tsl Jllcl J J.:rl'Jl futurl' tn OrangeCountv · Mrs Smith has <'"<11la1n<'<l that !>he JOtm>tl lhl· \llt·n ·1 .auhman ldke·OH'r bid to insure that she \\Ill still ha\E:' a voice in the rut urc 6p«r ;it1ons in lh(• company founded by her grandfath('r She h.11t<·d lhl• fountlatwn'..; propo:.t'd .... i11• of lh1• In int• Company to l\lobll t\\o years ag1> when th<.> ;1gn•t•tl ..,l'fhn~ price was $.."00 m1ll1on or s:!·I a :.hi.In:. The f'oundallon owns a 54.5 percent control11ng interest in thl' I rv1n<' Compi.lny Mrs. Sm 1th holds 22 4 percent of th!! stock. NIXON •.. µrivacy and the power:. or the presidency werl' cnclungerl•d b>· ... u<•h kg1sli.1t1on I n lht•1r appral , Nixon 's I .i \\ ) er!-. .., a 1<l th t· Sup r <'me <'ourt 's <'V<·ntual ruling will ha\ l' .1 rn .11or 1 m pact upon fu rt ht.'I ll'g1 ... l .1llon J,:O\t•rn lllj.! the p<tpcr.., of other l"Ons t1tullonaJ of. flCl•hOldl•r:. " Th<' lower court found it rlouhtful" that a former pres1- tl1•nt 1:-. cnl1tll•d lo da1m t"< N'ul1vt• priv1legl' in an attempt to prn11•l'l n>nf1d e ntial dealings "1th p.11-t ail\ 1ser-.. It "•m l lhal. 111 .in\ 1·vent. thl' .wt would anfnng1• onl:. :.lightly on Nixon':.. tonf1d<·nt1alaty because gnvcrnml'nt archivists wtll M'repn the materials h<'forc m<ik· mg port111nsof1t puhl1<· A ht>ut l!O percent of the dot•u menl!> t•ovt•red hv th<' att are :-.tored al lh<' National RC'corcls l'enter in Su1tla1HI, Md Tht• tapts and about 200,000 p:ipC'rs personally handl<•d hv ~1xon havl' been c;torc•d at the Whitl' I louse :..mrt" his rc:.1gnation 1n 1974 How th<' rourt ckc1drc; Nl\C)n ., .1 ppcalcouldhn\e brnacJ appllcJ 11on . Gay Nineties Event Slated Saturclav wtll mark a return lo the Gay N1nrt1<•<. al Lido V11la).!t' where merchants arl' sl:igmlo! J rPt11rn to lhl• good old cf;.1vs in· r lu<ltnJ( a fC'm.llt• h<1rhPr-;hop qu.11·1t•t .md ho! .11r hallf>'ln rad"" Aho lo ht· lt'.1h1n•tl during th•· IC'st1v1t11·~ from tn n m lo Hp n1 w11l ht• a <lhpl.I\ of Jnl1q1w <.er-. and ;111t1q11t· .ir1·1Hlt• rl1JC'h1rt1·:.. Police Hunt Orchicbwper NC\\ port lh'.1l h p111t1 1· lnJ.e" are tr) 111~ l11 find lh1• I hr 1·1· • \ pens1 \l' 11rl'l111I pl.111h t .1k1•11 I 111111 the p,1t10 or ,e .l.1-.m1ne• ( rt'1·k hom c lu1•s1l.1 \ L. R1l·h.11 ti 11;1-.µd tl2. tolcl 111 r1rt•rs lhl' thl 1•1• Br .e11li.111 'f>Ollt'd .1ns;:cl on·hul-. stJncl I he 1•1• I 1•1•t high und Jrl'\\Orlh 5.')(JO ,1p1t•n• Dock S trik~ Over NF.W YOHK CAP) Thousands of cont.11ners of c·argo trapp<'d by a five d.iy dork stnke nn lh<' Etist :ind Gulf c11<1SL'i rr :-.11ml•d thl'ir Jourm•y-; T11c>.,da) ORANGE COAST H I •JJ I rl QI {1} I 11Yn,,..NY t"•\tO.t1J'(f 1"t ,..,~ .... ~." ,""'9' hi,.t41 IM N•w' ,,.,.,, I\ 1•uf't11\N'ICJ,.'i ,.,. • .,. .. .... c ... 1 "ubtt· l\•~"I ("lmn•n• ~o.· •t• • _. '"''"" .. .. t"•1f'I' "'"'1 M ·'•ft'I l'H"il' tuttt I• t e ,.,,,, •N•wr-'''''""' Uu·l~Jr+ltir11~1 ... ,.. te•" V~• "<I In.+"' \•1'11""'-' • Y•~lr-; tfWt '•'111\.lR· _,, f"I \'tutt\(rt.-. I A ""It"''•'''"" .. t t ,_ t NNl\Md \,.l\f10 ... \ -""1 \,,._..t"I fl"I,. f"'•""" 041 Nr.11\ht,._1 flil~"I 1;, ti ,_, W•\I "•r 'ltf•f'I f,,..ff ..._,\..f (4llfMrt • ~ •)• •tff,IN WtH r .. ,. 11t•"t •f'loCJ f IOI ~.,. , .. ,," c ...... y ,,,. r ... ,,,.. .. , • n .,.. 1u .. ""'~ ,,. .. ,._. ..... , ... " .. f'11t , fir••"'•'•*"'~,. M.t""' l·f'IO (t'ltl ,, (t'ttftt M leM .. ttfW"'9,. H.tft • '"'•"IMii,.•O•"'J(l-1\.11', Oiflcu Ctt"t•Mtu )~W"'tth .. ~1•41'"t l At~• 8••Ch tUAQlttwWyrP\tt .. t ~ 1 .. 11""thn n,.., h ,,.,, l'eiM'tt•Mv1 .. vo111t'9 • .. oaleb•,. .. 'V•U•Y )\~t ' '-ft4p ltn~ -· ''" O•f'C)O ,. flf'fllWIMY Telephone (11 •) M2·•»i Cl•nlfled Advenllllng M2·5e7e ~!' ·t : !!~~ n:,~7~, c ~~.!!.,'~~'~1:~1,c;:::, ....... ,., ft• ,,,..,,, ''''""'Hl•ftl ~' fPll'\ ,....,.\' .... ,.,..,,"""'''' w llftQwl .. r •... , l'"''"'' '"" ot (0Ct'ff +of\I n•ftP• \.ti\M ti•\\ De\h'I~ ,, •• 4 -4 (4t\tt Mil\A (•ltf1trft1• ""ft\C' •l'lt••n D9 ,_.""' U \I\ "'°""''If' •• ,,, •.• u \0 ,.,,."'"''" ,.,_11.1.,. ~ttNhM\U '°~'"It' WedneSday April 20 1977 E1'ideace Split Did Diedrich Bully Airwest? From Page A1 tnJlS .Jboul tlwir treetlml'nt al 01t!dnch's h<inds though admitting I here were somcllm£>:.. rn1 sunderslandings. "No, I have not b«l'n threatened by anybody on the board," lob· hyisl Don Brown s;.ucl an I l'Sl)<>nse lo a qu£'st1on asked him by Assis· Lant District Altorn'-'Y M 1«hat.'1 C.:ap1a1 WHEN DESCRIHING his impression of l>wdr1ch, Brown told the Grand Jury. "lie 1s a person of !>trong op1111on .. just a very ~trong forceful pl·rsonaJ1ty as most :.clf·madl' men are. And l lhink that is" hat makes him a litUc diffitult to deal with sometimes." But a former Riley aide, Scot( Ferguson. told the Grand Jury that Brown and another Hughes representative told him Diedrich threatened to .. bloody up" lhl' mrhnl' shortly after an encounter with I hl' Fullt•rton supt n 1sor In his o\\n l1•-.t1mon~. 01edrtl'h denwd cs pp I ving pressure to any campaign contributors ;.rnd demanded to know what, 1r any, allega- t1ons against him arc being mvc~l1~ated "I 00:'1. 'T B E LJ EVE I ha\t• done anything illegal. I know I have nnt And It Y.Ould Sl'l'm Lhat l should be advised of what the charges •trt • • Diedrich said when he ll•st1ftcd Feb 3 0) thdl dale. ho" ever. the Grand Jury investigation was just gell1n~ up a ht•.ul of c,team al> 1l began spanning out to include the p11ht1t-.il lllJl'hlltoelHtn\ or Conrad. the rags·to·nches pohce in· former 1l "as Costa M t•sa bulldtn~ s upply firm owner Robert LanFraneo \\ho \ '' ullv rle'><'rtb<.'<l Conrad's flamboyant spending habits when he suddenly strut I.. 1t n<.·h 1111976 "SO, CO!':RAD SAID, '.Ju~t a minute,' and he excused himself from the office And about, oh. 20 minutes passed and a girl brought 111 a package And he dumped $30,000 on his desk." "And I wa!> imprt•ssl'd lll• laid S.10.000 in cash right out on the desk in front of me-and i.uys, 'Well, is th ill good enough">" "That" was good enough lo move' Conrad into the $325,000 home Lan Fanco hud on the market las t Sl•ptcmber But Lan Franco latl!r dcnu·d that $10,()()() Conrad donated to An· thony·s fall eampa1gn ~as in anv w<iy his. J denial that came after his name appeared on Anthony's frnan('1<1I disclosure statement. Later. both Conrad u111I Anthon~ amcnclcd statements they had filed to show thet rue :.ourl't·uf the money * * * * * * Diedrich Brands Conrad 'A Flake' Notable quotes from the Orange County Grand Jury transcript tn its probe of pohticaJ acllvity: Former planning com - missioner Shirley Grindle on lob- byist Fr;ank Michelena , "IN 1'1Y OPINION, the way he operates. he buys his votes." Supervisor Ralph Diedrich poltl1ca1 angel Gene Conrad. "I TIO!\'K HE'S a Oake." Fullerton attorney Michael Remington on loans he made to political candidates Mangers when asked about the experience of borrowing $5,000 interest free from Remington: "I DIDN'T WANT to be in that person's office. And when I saw the office and him " County GSA Director Appointed D•tty P1tol \t1tt P"'°1o BONNJE NOVESKI WANTS TO FI ND HOME FOR STRAY DOG CdM Resident Afraid He'll Go Unclaimed At City Pound Dome Needed P/,ea Made for Tiny Dog lle 's nothtng special lie isn't cute or beautiful and he has n t traveled hundreds of miles to hnd the family that apparently abandoned him. lie hasn t even got a na m<' Bonrue Novesk1 founc1 the little dog cowering undl·r a bu:-.h nNr her Corona del M <tr home about a week ago She can't kN•p him, but she d~sn t wanl to turn him O\'er to the animal ~h<•lter for rear he Wlll be destroyed "lle's JUSt an avera~e clog." says Mrs NoH~k1 "If 1 takl• him lo the pound, he JUSt won t .,luntl a chance " The little dog appears to be a terrier and Chihuahua mix. lt has taken to lhl• :"Jov('s k1 children. but th<' family already has a great Dane ~o they l'an't keep the Jost dog. A spokesman for the city's pound run b y Dr. /\lb<.>rt E. Stockton !iaid the chan<'<'s arc l'l'· ally quite good lhat thl' htlll' dog would be da1me<l "Nearly all of the dogs we f!Ct are c laim ed," ~aid the spokesman Dl'Sp1tc t hl':.l' rca!-:.uranet.,, Mrs Novcski is hes1tanl lo tu1 n the little dog over lo Dr Stockton, but ~he has JUsl ahout run out of options She's lncd l'\ery animal adop· t 10n group in the county All s ay the\ ha\e more an1mab than the) can place now She's laken the dog around her neighborhood in the hope someone \\ould claim him E v e n h e r a d s i n t h <' newspapers have failed to pro duet' the lost owners "II e's good "ith l'hlldrm and ht ., trained and he'!> quiet I know he'd be good for <1 family with a small home. ·Tm just afraid hl' II get passed hy because he's l\Ol cute and cuddly. He's just an avcragl' dog ·· ~trs. Noveski can be reachl'.'d J l 6·10·026!) Groucho Manager Abusive? SANTA MONICA CAP) - Grout•ho Marx 's female manaf(cr companion has been described altcrnutely as a busive of the 8fl y<.•ar·old comf'dian and a:. thl' <lilly pl•r:-cm who could cheer t.um. During .1 thr1•1• rlt1Y ht'uring. at lornt'\ s for Man·:-. son Arlhur ha\ l' atlt•rnpt l'<I to s how that Enn Fl<•ming. \\ho st'l•ks to become Marx·s pt!rrnanent conservator . may pose a threat to his health. Supt•rior Court Judge Edward Rafel'd1c s:11cl th.at hl' may rule• toda \ nn \\ hl'tht•r tlwn• 1s enough t•\ 1dl'lll'1 ul cl.1ng1•1 to MJr.x·-. hfo to r t•11111\'" 111 ..,u.,111•111! :\11~:-. Fkm 10.: ll afr1.'d1t· tl1·1111'1! .1 I l'(jUt•<,t IJ\ thl• \\11111.111 ~ ,et111rnt'\ s that th1· m.tttt·r h1· p11:-.lp1111;.tl 'o they C'Ollltl JJI 1•11.111· to 'defrncl J\11s::. flC'm111i.: 'lllltt• \ 1gorn11sl) ' On• T111•,tl.I\ t\\O nurs<'-. l<•st1fll'<l tli.1t ,J,..,s Fll·ming v.a::. so ,1busiq• th.it Marx s hook in fl•Jr, and 11111• ~a1cl that !'111:-.s Fll•ming t>rlll' bhtrtt•ll out "I \\ 1:-.h ht• \\OUlt1f1l•d YN llw comedian's longt ime physician told lhl' «ourt 1\11:.s J-'leming prov1rlcould not. Hlllt-.1 IH Arthur M arx·s al 101 nt•\ s "" :i · :-.urpn:.l• \\ llnt•s-., · n•g1sten•d nur.,t• .lean Pun:.111 tei-ttf1l'<1 that l\11~s flc•ming {.:a\c Mur' a trnnqu1h1C'r al a La' Vegas hotd bc•c'<tll'>t' hl' rl'fused to l<tl..t• .i nap !\11ss Ft111.1 ri \\ho ;ill ended !\I ar\ 111tt•r m1ltl'nth for l\\11 .\ t'<H "· ..,,11d \\1,.., Fleming w<1nll'd him to slt•t•p so that ~he could gu out "She said. 'You take a nap. nr I II :.l.ip you from here to !'11 t o.,hurgh'. · sa11I th1• 1111r'>(• Thl•n :\!1~., t-'krt1111).! gJn• lum .1 111 II d t r .1 n q 11 1111 t' r c a I l 1• cl meprnbum~1tC'. Tht· mir-.t• also s.ml Miss flt•m 1n~·:. lrt•a tnwnt of Marx mvolve<l • •:. c n· am 1 n g. shout tn g and pushing." I:.:\ en her voice over "lie s a1el . 'No, Erin would never do me any harm· " ··THE CANDIDATE was free to take the money to Las Vegas and blow 1t on wild women if he '4 anted." Tom R. Egan or Huntington Thi G Reach was named dir ector of the •eves et 'Orange County Gener al Services Mom Defends Son In Slay for Pay ;-;ewport Beach attorn ey F-rank Waters "hen shown J 111<·ture of Conrad "IS HE AS FAT as his race looks?·· Conrad wht•n .i.,ked h1o;; name "1')1 REFl'S ING to an1>'4er on the basis M tht' First. Fourth, Fifth. Sixth. '-:anth and l'olll I e e n t h A m l' n d m c n t s l n t h l' < onst1tutwn ' ,\ s ::. t' m h I y m d n D P n n 1 " Frot11 Pnge ,11 NOISE ... h .11rport H1nk1.·r s la"'u11 I'\ n·~.1rtl1•d a-. .1 tc•,t < tt'\t tn lh1• n1ntr11\ 1•r .. 1.1I lt'l Olll\t' 1"'111' !'.llC't "'' !11r Rtnl.1•1 rould nw.1n th•· t1 1.d "' "'"' 'lllh en v.1111 h pl.11nt11r .. h.1\1• ii• r11 1nd1'fl rn11r ,. th.e11 .Ill 11111l111n 111 cl..n1.1i.:1 .. t 111111 1 h•· 1 1111111' Dr. Sammy l~ee Agency <GSA) by supervisors Tuesdav 8 Cameras Ei;?an~ who "'111 be paid S39.000 ,1 Vt> Jr, h.id been serving as in· Burglars "'ho sm as hl'd 1n the· lt'r1m GSA direetor since doorofanOrangeCounlyAirport Frbruary lie replaces R.I. area caml'.'ra shop ('o.,{'apcrl with Cub.1' Morns of Costa Mesa about $3,000 worth of n.1mcras '-'h<>n•llrt'<I . moments bdort• pol1c<· v.1·n• F;gJn. 53. joined county gov-brought to the scC'nc by the l'rnment 11 years ago as an ap-store's aJarm. prn1o;;l'r in the county assessor's....,. Newport Beach patrolmen said office lie <'arlier served 21 years ~ey could find no trace of the .is a l ' S Manne Corps aviator. thieves who took right t·amer<1s I l'l1 rtng as .1 maJor ano one tl'lepholo l<'ns from Befort• ,1ssuming the post of.in· Aaron's Airport Photo. 4251 ll'rtm GSA director. Egan had Martingale W<1y al <1bout 5 a.m twcn an ,1i-~1stant GSA director Tuesday res pon:.1 blc for the county airport. libraries. registrar or \ ot t• ro.,, office of cm ergency DELAND, Fla. <APl An RO·) ear-old woman whose son pleaded guilty to trying to hire !-.omconc to kill her said hl'r sun lrn t'I> her very much and v. <ts in f I u e n c c d b y ,. 1 o I e n c e n n tclension 1f h<· actually offered to pa:. a "h1t man ... "Ile was pressured into 1t,'' Zcph) r Tat;man said, calling the charges against her son. Gregory, 50, "the silliest thing I l'\·er heard." "lie would not do 1t voluntari - ly," Mrs. Tatarian said. "I know my son loves mi> very much He's such a good fellow ... She said she had warned her :-.on, who has laved with her most of his hfc. to !-lop w.itrh1ng so muc·h tclcv1:-.1on al night, '-'hen som t' of the• more vwknt show' an• J1red $he s aid hl' rare ly went out at night . except for church aet1 v1t1<'s Tatarian was ori ginally e harl!c•cl with soltc1t1ng someone to murder his moth<'r but pleaded guilty to a red11c<•d :.l'cond cll•gn•c frlony charge C1r<'uit Cu111 t Judge Uriel Rounl ordt'red a pre-!>entence in \'l'Sllgat1on hut set no d ate for :.entcncing. Tatari<.1n facci:. up to 15 years in prison ------- st•.-v1r1•" and cooperative ex· lens11111 Thl• rount \' agency also is re·-.pons1bll' for county omce huilding., maintenance, refuse 1lt-.pm .. 1I 11.11.1 ,1·rv1c>t·s and com 11111n1t ,1tlllll .. :~·.111 inti ht' "1fl', Cror~i.1, h,1\' lhrt•1· 1•r11v.-n 1 h1lrl 1 t•n Lynn Hart HART'S John Hart SPORTING GOODS First Diving Coach Hired by N adadores 538 CENTER ST.• COSTA MESA• 646-1919 Baseball Mitts & Gloves Baseball Shinguards Baseball Chest Protectors Baseball Pants Softball Shirts Baseball & Softball Bats Baseball -Softballs Baseball Shoes Ektelon -Leach -Wilson Racquetball Racquets Rollout Racquetballs Racquet String Handballs & Gloves Seeking to {"<pand its reputa t io n as a l eading t r a 1n1ng ~rounds for world·class com pet1tive swimmers. Mission V1<' JO has hired two-lime Olympie ~old MedaJisl Dr. Sammy Lee as its first diving coach. J oinmg Lee as a member of the community's Nadadores team will be Greg Lou~anis. winner of Bike Racing Lecture Topic Bicycle racing will be the topic or tonight's lecture in the mon· thly Focus series sponsored by the Newport Beach library. R esidents are invited to the lecture and film which will begin al 7 :30 p.m . in the mulli·purpose room at the Mariners library, 2005 Dover Drive. Featured will be two bicycle racers, Monty Pettus and Jim Meyers and a JO minute film on professional bicycle racing, "Cycles." There is no admission charge. t\\O Olympll' 1>1lver medals in diving during the 1976 Montreal 11:ames. James Toepfer. company ex- ccuti \ e v1ee president, said an Olympic> diving facility is pre· sently under construction al the M a r guente Recreation Center and s hould be ready by early summer. 111 lime for the 1977 Long Course National Swimming Championships m August. "The addition of the diving facility will enable us to expand our present aquatics program to include synchronized swimming, a broader master's program, waler polo, scuba instruction and. naturally, a competitive diving program ," Toepfer said. The diving pool will be 17 feet deep beneath th e diving platform, which will feature 10. 7.5 a nd f1ve·meter le vels, plu!l three and o n e -meter spr· mg boards Toepfer said the facility will al. o be equipped with a Dive Impact Reducer, a df'vice that generates a mass of air bubbles to soften lhe diver's impact dur· Ing practice. Wilson • Davis -Bancroft Prince -Dunlop · Yonex Tennis Rackets Tennis Dresses Ladies Tennis Shorts Mens & Boys Tennis Shorts Mens Ir Boys Tennis Shirts Ladies & Mens Tennis Shoes Ladies . Mens • Childrens Wann-up Suits Open 9 to 6 • Closed Sunday Speedo Swim Suits & Trunks Swim Goggles & Caps Kick Boards Masks -Fins · Snorkles Morie Bodie Boards Soccer Balls 696 to 3495 Volleyballs 1095 to 2390 Basketballs 795 to 4295 Footballs 795 to 2895 Playground Balls Tennis Balls 5~ Center 646-1919 u I. Saddlebaek . Afternoon . I EDITION N.Y. Stocks VOL. 70, NO . 110, 4 SECTIONS, 50 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20, 1977 TEN CENTS Did Diedrich Vow to Bloody Airline? ( ecret Record Disclosed Hy GARY G RA~VILLE Ot thit O•ily ~tlot St .. t Transcript:-. ot '>l'l'rt'l Grand Jury testimony show that Hughes A1nH·s l nlf1l·tab dl•nicd that Orange Count y Supernsor Halph D1t•dnch pre~surcd them for political campaign conlnbutwns lllmcver, a former aide to Supervisor Thomas Riley test1fi<'d that tlll' s arnl· off1e1als told him Diedrich threatened to "blocxly up" lhl· airline if they did not contri bute to Supel'\'1sor Ph1l1pAnthon) ':-. 1976campaign. <'- SUCH DISC'Rt:PANCIES swcl'P through more than 2.000 pages of testimony l'O\l'rtni.: lhl' Granct Jury's investigation into alleged campaign n•gulal1on violations and possible misuse of office infrac- tions . Center st:igl' throughout thr bulky transcript is Diedrich, himsl'lf a w1tm•s-, 1n what is now an ongoing five-month probe. So far. t\\ o ml·n ha\ t• bt•t•n md1c·ted on perjury and per Jury rel at· ed chargt•s connrctl'd "1lh lht•1r sc·crcl lestimony. Hut m ttw <·as l of playC'rs who swing in and out the transcript p ages, md1tll'l'S Lr>r .tn l\.orlon and Martin Kirschner are bit players TllE COLOR SfE~ ES arc slolen bv such characters as former pohc<' informc·r Gt•nt· Conrad, who, according lo testimony, la!>t year had .. h1rchnl! dump s:io.ooo 1n cash on to a desk to prove he could afford to buy a S.125 000 house And tht• "l'l'nl' -.tl·Jhn~ dialogue comes from such Jury Choosy Pooeh Man Wins by Handshake J>lllLt\DELPlll A 1AP) Forced to choose bdwcl·n. l\\o nH·n who tlaimed the same dog, Judge .J .1 mC's t <.n ·an.iugh ll•t I hl· dog decide. So \\IWn Bingo n·s pondl'Cl to one man's ''Give m e frvl•" b) holclmg up h1:-. ll'ft paw and shaking hands, the Judge s~ud . "Bingo 1s )our:-. .. But hl' ,1bo prnm1:-.l·cl lo buy the other man another dog Bingo, a •I ' · \'l'<•r old hl:u:k and white Alaskan malamult•. ''a:-. g1\'<•n to the Lewis Rubin family 11 months ago S1'C months IJter he disappeared from the back \ arcl Tiu 1·c '' l'l'k<> .1go. DJ\ td Raez saw Bingo fig ht with .inothl'I dog nn the -.tn.'ct He took Bingo home. On April !l ltuhrn :-.poltt•d 13aez with the dog, but Ba('/ rt•fw,1·il to l•.111d o\ L'r his new pet without proof of O\\ 1wrsh1p Hul11n look Bal·1 totourt. and \\On Bingo. Dr. Sarnmy Lee First Diving Coach !Hired by Nadadores S<'t•king to •·\11.111d 11" r •·11ut.1 lion .1-. :i lt-.1!1 1111• t r.1111111i.: ~round-. lor \\01 Id «'l.1"' , 11m pet It I\(' S \\ lnlflll'f .., \J 1..,-.11111 \ 11• JO has h1n-1 ~.1111111y 1.1•1· .1·, its first d1vini: l llHl'h Joining Le1•,1' ,1 m1•mlwr nfth•· communtt) ·.., :\,11la1l1>1 ..... ti• 1111 will be Gn•g l.11111:.1n1-. "inn•·r •I two Olympic "'"'' rr11•1J.1h 111 diving during tht• l!.17G Montn·.il games. J ames T 11Ppf1•1 . 1·0111p ir1\ ,., ecutiv<' \ 1< r· pr 1•-.11h·nt -..1111 .111 Olympic d1v111g f;1(•1ht \ i-. pl 1• sently unclt•r ronstruct111n at the Marguerit<' Recn•ation <'<'nter and shouht he n•ady hy c·arly s ummer. 1n time for the 1977 Long Course Natwnal Swunming Champions hips in August "The :1ddition of lhl• diving \\~atht~r Low cloudc; and fo~ tonii:hl and Thursd;n morning. lh11y sun!>h1 ne and coolC'r Thurs clay. Lows tonight 50 to 55. tf aghs Thursday 62 lo 72. INSIDE TODJ\ 't' Atlanta's lovers' lanes ap- pear lo be stalked by a methodical killer who ha~ claimed three lwes saner January. Sec Page A4 Index At'hwrS.rvln "" AMl.1,,.., CJ awt1119 '" MUIU •• , l..M. ••Yd AIO Mw1 ... 1 ir1111ch ,.,. C.llfor,.11 AS.I\ H•ll..,•1 H•w• A4,8' C.rttn AU Or•"•• C.""ty AIO crautli.. 01 tt ""'"'• c1.J C-lu CU \yl•I• "°""' Alf (1-M~wenl Cll Scloth 11-4 o..tllHlllt<H AIO O• Sl•IAC...... All l•lt ... 11 I'-Al SteO .... ,,, .. , AO l"terl•I-a. 1 TelnlM_, AIJ l'-INMe Al .. 11 T ... 11.n ll 1 ir-Cl 14 WHllwr A4 ..., .... ...... ., w .. .-.... , ..... , -.,c_ a f.H'tllt) will enable us tn C'Xpa nd 11111 prC'5rnt aquatics pro~ram to 1111 lud1• synchronized -,w1mmmg. .1 hroader master's program. \\ at1•r polo. scuba instruction .1nrl naturall}. a compet1t1ve di\ in,.: µrogram ... TO('pfer s:ud ·1 ht• d1v1ng pool "'II be 17 fet't .Jr•1>fl h1•neath thr d1,1n~ pl.ttform l.\hu·h l.\Jll reuture 10. -: ~ .ind f1\e·mctcr lcHls, plus three· and one-m e t er spr - 1nf!hoards. TMpfer said the facility will ahn be equipped with a D1vf' Im pact Reducer. a device that ~enerates a mass of air bubbles to soften the diver's Impact dur· ing practice. In addition to augmenting cur- rent facilities now available to Mission Viejo residents, Toepfer said Nadadores mem bers hips will be available to Capistrano Unified and Saddleback Valley Unified School District students. Le<', a Santa Ana resident. said he is certam Mission Viejo will be the "o;wimming-diving capital or CSee COACH, Page A?) Ex-Krishna, Mom Sue Cult DEDHAM, Mass. (AP) -An 18-year-old former m em ber of the Hare Kris hna and he r mother have filed a civil suit for $2.S million in damages against the religious organization. Former devotee Susan Murphy of Weymouth a nd her mother, Mary Murphy, filed sult.Jhrough attorneys Tuesday in Norfolk Superior Court. The suit alleges false imprison- ment, violations of th e Massachusetts chtld labor laws, breach of contract, fraud, deceit, intentional infliction of mental stress. intentional destruction of the Murphy family unit, invasion of its privacy, interference with its internal relaUons, seduction of a female child, and assault and battery. performers as Assemblyman Dennis Mangers ( D·Hunl1ngt on Beach). After watching a Diedrich poht1cal power play from the supervisor's office, Mangers test1f1cd ''IT WAS OBVIOUSLY a display of power and 1l Sl'emed de· signed for us .. to m ake some impression I must say 1t did to Sl'l' that kind of rather a"' esomc display of po" er .. Intrigue enters the Cr and Jury drama "hen Norton on his way to a per1ury indictment 1s belra}Cd by his clo!>est ally and fellow former Santa Ana policeman. Gar} :'oil'"' ffil')'l'r It all began. accord mg to the transcript. last r\ov 22 "'hen former Pl anning Comm1ss1on chairman Sh1rlt•) Grindle walked •nlo the Grand Jury room THOUGH MRS. GRl :'l:DLE ha~ dt>nted m 1ntcrv1cwo; that sht• Nixon Tape Seizure Hit By Lawyer WAS H INGTON <AP J Richard Nixon's lawyer warned the U S. Supreme Court loday that 1( it upholds the government seizure of the former president's tapes and papers. the same thing might happen some day to the Justices' own personal docu· men ts "If one branch of the go' ern ment can inter vene in the de· hberahve function or the other, then surely there 1s breach of the separation of powers." Herbert J Miller told the court The arguments b<'forl' the high court an• the fO<'u s of a fight 0\ er who controls the Nixon papcro., that has gone on 1n goq•rnmc•nt l'\ er since Nixon rrs1gnl'd in chs- .:race 1\ui;: 9. 197i The C'Ourt mu:,,t det1d1• whether C'ongrC'ss a c t ed \\ 1lh111 the Con1>t1tut1on "'hen 1t directed the "<'11ure of n<'arly 5.000 hours of Whit<' llOU!>l' tape recordtngs and 42 m 1ll1on pai:c:-. of dol·umcnts "1th lh1• 111tc'nt to m<ikc them pubh1· After h<'anng aq.:uments today from lawvers for Nixon and the ~nvl'rnment. thl' court will dl' l'lde befon• its ll'rm ends 1n Jun<' who owns the nearly 900 reels of tape and42m1lhon pages ofdocu· mcnts A three-Judge federal court in \\'a.,htngton ruled against Nixon, deciding that the Presidential M atE'r1als and Record1ngll Preser vation Act passed by Congress in 1974 gave the govern- ment 's G<'neral Services Adm101str al1on control of the re- cordo; The act opens for pubhc access all the presidential material, subject to GSA r egulat ions. Those regulations have not yet been set. • was a sworn witness 10 a cnmmaJ mvest1gat1on, the transcript shows that s he twice testified before the JUry as the probe·s opening witness. In her testimony, Mrs. Grindle took roundhouse swipes al Diedrich, county Environmental Management Agency Director George Osborne and the super age ncy O!>borne heads. In a series of a llegations. the former planning commissioner charged: -DIEDRICH with four specific instances of maslermindmg special treatment for favored developers. --OSBORNE and his agency chieftains with distorting Plannrng Com mission positions when reporting to the Board of Supervisors. -COUNTY ADMINISTRATIVE Officer Robert Thomas with being ·'very much under the thumb of the Board of Supervisors.'' -DEVEWPERS who refu se to donate to county super visor ca mpaigns with being "Jacked around" by the board "They (developers} are a fraid of . getttn~ hassled, M - hberately getting what we call Jacked around over at the board," Mrs. Grindle testified . Another witness, David Stein of Avco Developers. echoed Mrs. Gnndle's charges. Last year. Stein testified. he was "very hum1hatcd" at 3 meet· 111g in D1edr1ch's office :ind ''left the meeting " But two Hughes A1rWest officials said they had no m1sgl\' <See AIRWEST, Page A2l Deily PllOI Plloto by fl•Ch"d l(oehlor Former President Fotd signed the preser vation act into law Dec. 19. J974, and Nixon filed suit the next day seeking to have it declared unconstitutional. Njxon argued that his right to privacy and the powers of the presidency were e ndangered by such legislation. ROADSIDE HELP-n octors. p aramedics and a nurse perform e mergency pro- cedures al scene of Laguna Canyon Road fa t a I 'a cc id en t Tu cs day n i g ht. Th e motorist. Marvin Pina, 38, of Laguna Reach, died later at S;.iddlcback Hospital des pite em e rgency help. Dr. Stephen Pauley of Irvine <kneeling, center) as· sumed responsibility a nd took charge al scene. Nurse, at n ght, Roseline Warren, assisted too In the i r appeal , Nixon 's lawyers said the Supr eme Court's eventual ruling will "have a major impact upon rurther legislation governing the papers or other constitutional of· flceholders.' • The lower court found it (See NIXON, P•1e AZ) HEARING AIDS SOW IUPIDLY "I sold them both immediately as soon as the paper came out.•• That's the testimony of a Hunt- 'ington Beach man who placed this classified ad: 8 ellton-e Hearing Aid~. o\•(>r ear right, und left over eor $2S each. Call XXX ·XXXX So. if you have som ething dif· ferent to sell, call 642-5678. The D•ilY Pilot is the place to 'ad- vertise alone the Oranae Coasl. ' , Groucho Safety Viewed Judge to Rule on Evitknce of Danger SANTA MONICA (AP) - Groucho Ma rx's Ce m al e manager-companion has been d escribed alternately as abusive of the 86-year-old com edian and as the only person who could cheer him. During a three-day hearing, at· torneys for Marx's son Arthur have attempted to show that Erin Flem1ng, who seeks to become Marx's permanent conservator , m ay pose a threat to his health. Superior Court Judge Edward Rafeedie said that he may rule today on whether lhere is e nough evidence of danger lo Marx's life to remove or suspend Miss Flem· ing. Rafeedie denied a request by the woman's attorneys lhal the matter be postponed so they could prepare to "de fend Miss Fl em ing quite vigorously.•' O n T uesday, two nurses tel!tified that Miss Fleming was so abusive that Ma rx s hook In fear, and one said that Miss Flem ing once blurted out: "l wis h he would die." Miss Fleming, Marx's com pa· nion for seven years, also gave him tranquilizers that were not prescribed by his doctor, both witnesses testified. Yet the comedian's longtime physician told the court Miss Fle ming provided "em otional stimulation" and cheered the pa- tient when others could not. Billed by Arthur Marx's at· t orneys as a "surprise witness," r egistered nurse J ean Funari testified that Miss Fleming gave Mar x a tranquilizer al a Las Vegas hotel because he refused t o t ake a nap. Miss Funari. who attended Ma r x intermittently for two years, said Miss Fleming wanted him to sleep so that she could go out. "She said , 'You take a nap. or I'll slap you from here to Pit- ts burgh'," said the nurse. Then Miss Fleming gave him a mild lranquillier ca lled meprobamate. The nurse also said Miss F1em- ing's treatment of Marx involved "scr eaming, s houting' and pushing." Even her voice over (See GROtJCllO, Pace AZ) _,,, - -A2 0.lll Y PILOT SB o •• ,, ,.,,., ,,,..,,. GSA BOSS Tom R. Egan County GSA Director Appointed Tom R F.gan of I lunlington l:ka<:h \~.1s naml'tl d1n•ctor l)f the Orangl' County Gl0111:r:.il .Scn1tes Agency (GSA) by supervisors Tul·sday Egan, who "ill be paid $39,000 a year, had bel'n serving as m· t t' r 1 m G S A d i r t• c l o r s i n e e Fcbru.ir~" lie n•placcs H I "Cuba" Morris of Costa Mesa "ho rdrn' ili::o as an up- pra1:,cr in the t•ountv a:,se::.sor's offrct> I le earla•r ::.t·r~cd 21 years <1s a t,; S. Marrnl' Corps aviator, rclrr111g as a ma1or Rcfort• ;.issum1ng lhl• post or 1n krrm GS,\ d1rPrtor. Egan had hecn an J::.s1stanl (;SA director 1~spons1hll• for lht' count\ t\irport, hbrarlL'"· n·~1slrar 1if 'oters. offll'l' of 1•mcrgt'ncy :.t•r viecs and coo1ll'ral l\t' cx- lt•nsion. The county agPn<'Y ,1lso '" rt•spons1blc for tounly offtcl' h111ldilll!!>, maintcn:rnc(', rcfu ... 1· disposal, datu sL•rvitt•s and com· munication. Egan anrl hi~ w1fr. GC'org1:1 , !rave three grcm 11 d11 l<lrcn. Private Rites Scheduled for -Dr. Wade Private memorial service \\-Ill Ill· held for Dr Roberl S. Wade, a L;iguna Beach resident of 17 ~t.·ars and Santa Ana phyi;11•1,in Lor 26 H'ars Dr Wack d1t><1 Sun· il.iy at South Coasl Communil) llosp1tal fie was 7f> Dr W,tdL• bl•!:{an hrs prarl1ct• in 1~29 in Sant.i Ana II<' retired 10 1'155 nr Wad<: "as ,1 mcmb"r of 1hr Amt>ncan Mt.•<li<·.il /\\::,0<'1a t11in .Hid thr Colorado \lount.un t 'h m hing C'luh lit.• movc·d to hts lllOH \11.1c11son A\'t' hom1• in l .. 1gunJ Bl',ll'h 1n 1!1611 Dr. Wade 1i; !'illrv1\'l'fl bv hi" \\ lft'. baht'llt· uf thr f;;milv lt111nc• ;1 '\Ill\, llohc•rt If \\' ,1clf' uf "all D11•g11 1l<rnght 1·r'. 1\nne 1'1·rrv lla\1•n 11f 1.ong H1•arh, 11 ut h \astro of H 1\1·r .... 1ch• ,ind :"II .11 g.irl't W Blad1•.., nf Portland <in· . ,...,trr F,q>l\11 W.idc, ancl 111 ot h1·1 Fr 1•/1 \\Mk hC>th of 'lnr11nt11 ('.1n.11!.1 .111!1 '"'' 1•r<1nrkh1ld11·11 Thi• L1n11h 'llllf.:l''" mrmorral ilon.1ll11n' t•> lht• Amt•rrran ll1'.1rt Ai;snl·1,1t11111 or olhl'r ,1ppropr1.111· I h1lf1\ \ GROUCHO. • the lel<'phone could cause Marx 11) lost> control of hrs bowels, M1-. .... Fu n an said i\nolh<.'r form<'r Marx nursr. I .1nda Ponc·1" 1111!1 th<' ht•;mni.: 1\11..,i; F km111g hull l:l\'t•n Mur\ sum e mepr•uha m llll' on ol her nr c·as1ons Shr ::.:rni ut one point slw :1~kcct l\lurx. "(;rourho. don't }OU ('arC' what ~1111'11• tak1n,1? • .. ORANGE COASl 11 I •JJ l\J QI !•l I th '''11".P' '•I • '" • •' • ·~~ ti\, m , ,. """ ,,. • •• ,, tw '"' ,.,.. ,,4".,. 1 11 ~,, h 1( '"l l"''f' •N••' .. tit ,.•.a•• I ' ,._..,,'II ".,,,'°"' ~'i~ f t 1,fy lo•(.,.'• ,,,,., 1 ,.,, .,..,.,.,,,,It ul'I ttu"'1 ""'""' ...,,. ,._ f",... t """ .. ,,. ""' ... ,.,.,1,t •• v ...... . o tJ"t "' 't O II H t I .fi ...,. ........... I I ....... ' •' . ,,, ...... ,... . .. r ft I 1 f If• • I tl I \\ t l l o ....... ' ( ,, • .,,. 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From Page A1 1ns;:s about tht'1r trt>atment at D1ednC'h's hands though admitting there were sometimes m1sundersla nd1ngs. "No, l have not been threatened by anybody on the board," lob- by 1st Don Brown said in r esponse to a qucst10n asked him by Assis- tant District Attorney Michael Cap1zz1. WHEN DESCRIBING his impression or Diedrich, Brown told tlH' Grand Jury, "lie as a person of strong opinion ... just a very strong forceful persona lity as most selr·made men are. And I think that is what makes him a h lllc d1rficult to deal with sometimes." But a former Riley aide, Scott F'erguson, told the Grand Jury that Brown and another Hughes representative told him Diedrich threatened to "bloody up" the airline shortly after an encounter with the Fullerton supervisor. ln his own testimony, Diedrich denied applying pressure to any campaign contributors and d emanded to know what, if any, allega- l1ons against him are b<:ing invest1gatt!d. "I DON'T BELJEVE I have done anything illegal. I know I have not And it "'ould seem that I should be advised or what the charges arc .... '' Otednch said when he testified Feb. 3. By lhal date, however, the Grand Jury investigation was just getting up a head or steam as 1t began spanning out to include the polrlil'al machinations of Conrad, the r ags-to-riches police in- former It \HIS CostJ Mesa building supply firm owner Robert Lanfranco who vividly descnbed Conrad's flamboyant spending habits when he suddenly struck it nch In 1976. "SO, CONRAD SAID, 'Just a minute,' and he excused himselr from the office. And about, oh, 20 minutes passed and a girl brought in a package. And he dumped $30,000 on his desk." "And l was impressed. lie laid $30.l>OO in cash right out on the desk in front of me-and says, 'Well , isthatgoodenough '?" "That" was good enough to move Conrad into lhe $.125,000'home Lan Fanco had on the market last Sc1>tember. But Lan Franco later denied that $10,000 Conrad donated to An· thony 's fall campaign was many way hrs. a d enial that cam e after his name appeared on Anthony's financial disclosure statement. Later, both Conrad and Anthony amended statements they had h led lo show the lrue sour ce of tbe money. * * * * * * Diedrich Brands Conrad 'A Flake' Notable quotes from the Oran ge County Grand Jury lranscnpl in lls probe or political activity: Former plannin g com - missioner Shirley Grindle on Job· by1sl Frank Michelena: "IN ~IY OPINION, the wuy he operates, he buys has votes " Supervisor Ralph Diedril'h political angel Gene Conrad : the basis of the First, Fourth. Fifth, Sixth, Ninth and Four- teenth Ame ndments t o the Constitution." Assembl y man Dennis Manger s when asked about the exper ience or borrowing $5,000 interest·free from Remington: "I DIDN'T WANT to be in that person's office. And when I saw the office and him " DIVER GREG LOUGANIS (LEFT), COACH SAMMY LEE Top Names Form Core of New Program for Nadadorea f 'r o 1t1 Page . l I COACH .•. 4 the world by .1980, if not soont-r." "W1lh our new diving complex "t' t'XPt'('I our divers to do a:. v. t•ll a:, Mark Schubert's :.w11n· mer~ IA'L•sard Louganrs 1s C'<pected to be Uw co1 e or a new group of l'om- pellt lvt> d1v~r:c in Mission Vtejo I flo stunned lb<' diving world dur - rn ~ lhl· 1976 Oly m pics hy Pt'rformmg some or the most dif- fi cult ctlvcs despite hrs youth and t·o m parutivl' inexperience in world com~t1t1on Tralfic Signal Contract Given 1\ S105,36.1 contract for installa· t1011 of tr;rffr<• ::.1gnals at two in- lt•r,1•1·t1wi... in tht• Lake Forest .11111 L,1gun.1 ll11ls areas was J\\ .11 th-d to CT & F Inc. by Orange Count' ~upcrv1sors Tucs-d,I\ Th(.' new signals e1 re lo be built .11 I ht• cor ra·r of M oulto n l'..11k\'·'" and Santa Mari a 1\\ enuc and 1.ake Forest Ori ve at ~lu1rla11<h Uoult>vurd Mom Defends Son's Act DELAND, F la. <AP) -An 80-year·old woman who~e son pleaded guilty to try ing lo hire· som eone to kill h<'r sairJ twr :.on loves her very m uc h and was tn· fluen ced by v1ol enc<' on television if he actual Iv offered to pay a "rut man." · .. He was pressured into ll, · Zephyr Tatarian said, calling thl' c h arges against her son, Gregory, 50, "the silliest thing J ever heard." "He would not do 1l \Olunt.in ly." Mrs. Tata nan .... 1111 "I knov. ·' m y son loves me' ery mud1 He's such a good fellow.·· S he said s he had warneO much telev1s1on at night, \\hrn som e of the more \'101<.'nt s hO\\S arc aired She said he rarely "ent out 1.1l night, except f or <.•h urch activities. T a t a r 1 a n \\' a ... o r 1 g 1 n a 11 v charged \\ilh ~ollrrlin g ~onwon°l' to murder hi :-mothe r but pleaded g uilty to a reduced second·degrec felony charge. C1rcu1t Court Judge l "ricl Uount ordered a µrc·sentencc 1n- \'l'Sl1gat1on hut set no date for 'l'llll·m·ing TJlan;in fal'es uµ lo 15 ye<.irs in prison. Ai.:,t. Stale Ally. Garv Sm1g1d s~11t1 Talarran arrangL•d \\1th .1 go-betv.e<:n lo meN \\1th a · l11t man 'lasl November. Uut the gu bl'l ween turned out lo be a µoh<.c informer who introduced T.itanan lo a Oavtona Beach policeman pos rng · as a hired "•11<.•r Sm1g1el said Tat<.1rran offered lhl· officer 30 pt•rcent or hi~ mnth<'r's S50,000 estate to kill lwr Polict> said he made the of IC'r nn his way home from r hrn r pr ;1t· L1et• ln\t•st1gators said Tat;.irian tole! th<' undercover officer he dadn't want to know when tht· From Pnge :l I NIXON ... murdl'r \\-Ould t 11ke place. · I w;mt lo be s hocked when I m told ahout it," police quolt'<I t11m as s aying. Poli ce said .rrguments wilh his mother ovt'r his rclation~hips \\1th prost1tull':. may h.ive m ade 'J'.lt.lflJll \\.int to kill her. Presidenl Takes Heat \VASJllNGTON (AP) - President Carter, prepar- ing lo ::.prll out details nf a tough t•nc.•rg~ policy, 1s kll- 111g Congrl•si; lhal he will shouldH thc political h I a m l' f o r a s k i n i:: /\ mt'r1cans to sacrifice and pay mul'h more for fuel. Carll'r appears hdore a Jniril :>css111n of Congn •ss tonight :it 6, his second na- t aon all) l <'lrvisl'd speech on <.'nC'rgy in three days. The adclrrss will be earned hy all thn•c commercial tclev1s1on networks. "I TIUNK HE'S a fl ake " Fullerton attorn ey Michael Remanl!tC>n on loans he made lo political candidates "THE C'ASDlDATE was free to take the money to Las Vegas and blov. 1t on v. 1ld women 1( he \\ J ntt.'r pn•si d1•11t is cnt1llcd to cl<Hm l'\ l't·ut I\ e privilege in an attempt to pr11l l'Cl confident1JI <ll'alrng-. \\ 1th p:ist .idvisers. It .. aid that. in arl\' l'\'l'nl. tht· al·t \\ ouJd infrmge only slightly oa N1>.on·s confidentialitv because go\ Nnmcnt arch1 v1sts will M:rcen the materials before mak· mg portions of 1t pubhr Ca rt er al s o has sch<.'clulrd a Friday news rnnrl·rrncc to defend his <.'n<:rgy package, w h1rh is expected to include a standby tax of up to 50 c·cnl" on each gallon of gasoline s tarting in 1979 unless Americans con- ~t·rvt• g,1i; "IS HE AS F.\T ,,-; hrs race look:." Conrad v.hen a'ikl·d his name ''l'~I RF.Fl'S l~G to .ins .... er on Day Care Site Discussions Set in SJC A ch 1L1'n' .irh i'OO committee w 111 mt>l'l .1t n1K1n Friday 1n San .Juan \<1p1qrano to discuss .tltt•rnat1' 1• 'llP'i. funcl1n~ and 't.1ff1ng for .1 d<1\ care center to wn·t-South ( lrangc Count) The m1·rt10~ 1-< ~o bt at th<' 'l'OUl hut. 313i2 La ~fat anrn St Part 1r1punt.; riln brrns: sack lunches \;1111 l.ee Steelman, chairman. The committee is planning a non profit fac ility to provide high le\'el care to young c hildren hv1ng in the Capistrano and Sad- dl<'h.wk V;ill1·,· t 'n1f1P :::.ll'1•lmansa1d Sht' :.aid the committee wtll probabl) start with a centrally- located racalitv. hut the group's i,?nal 1s lo lm•atf' n1·1~hborhood rlav carr c1•nt1.•rs throughout the i;l'I'' 1rt• ;rrcJ Additional information on the romm1ttee or on Friday's meet· mg 1i. available by calling Mrs. Steelman, 492·6808. or Ali<.' D1~hop, 496 121s. t>xt. 285. Business Course Topic An adult education course de- signed lo give businessmen pro- f esslonal knowledge of corporate finance taxation, estate planning a nd business planning will begin at 7: 30 torught in Room 612 at El· Toro High School. Ways of saving taxes, benefit trusts and retirement planning are among the topics which will he covered in the eight-week course. Further information may be obtained by calling the Sad· dleback Valley Unified School D1strkt '!\Adult Education Office at 837-6270. SAN FRANC ISCO CAP) - Pennie. the elephant. had an operation 10 years ago. She never forgot So a when a medical tas k force approached her Tuesday with an <>1gh t inch-long needle a nd plans to trim her toenails, the 7,000- pound pachyderm was n 't having any of 1l Somewhere in her elephant brain came the recollection that a decade ago a big needle led to a lot of unpleasantness when her tail had to be amputated, San Francisco Zoo officials guessed. "Damn right, she remem- bers." said keeper Charles St if- flem trt" "We a ll r em ember. Why. i.he nearly fell on one or the keepers " For several hours, the g roup, led by surgeons from UC Davis, attempted to coax Pennie into taking her shot with prods, tickles and a little shouting . All Pt-nn1e wonted to do was go back to the other elephants. Former Laguna Cop Appeals His Dismissal A Laguna Beach ex-narcotic11 o Hicer has a ppealed his dis· missal from the police force. A h earing before the city personnel board is scheduled for next Wed- nes dav Craig King was terminated afte r a police de partment In- ternal affairs investigation of aJ· legations that he brandished rus gun in a Costa Mesa bar without legal caust>. King faces a jury trial May 10 on. a mlsdemtanor charge stem- m rng from the Feb. Z6 incident at the King's Inn bar-and-grill, 720 Ra ndolph Ave. H e appe ared In Harbor Municipal Court Monday for a pre·trlal conference. He has pleaded Innocent. Costa Mesa police a llege KJng angrily drew his gun during an a rg ument in which two patrons made d eprec ating remarks a bout police officers. Gems Scattered SANTA BARBARA (AP> -No one was injured In the blast which ripped through a jewelry ~tore here, causing dama1e estimated at S50,000 and throw. rng m ore than '80,000 worth or gems Into Ute street Poll" cor-~onf'd otr the aru to preveot loot· '"' Finally, the 23-)car.old behemoth had t>nough With a screech. s he charged back to her indoor quart<.'rs \\ htle her human tormentors SCJllcrccl to make .i path They herd<'cl h<'r hack outs1dC', but Pennie eluded tht•1r effort!> and wound up in thC' pool al the t>lcph ant grotto. The 100 h:.id lo drain the p<ml. whC'rc <• k nol'kout dart finally f<'llccl Pennie so hl'r pedirurccould ht>g1n •\!>out 80 pC'rccnt of t ht> docu ment:. covt'red by the act arc .. tun•d al lhe 1'at1on;1l Hel'ords <.'t·ntl'r in Su1tland. :\1d. Thl' l.ipes :1 n rl ah o 11 l :! 0 O. O 0 0 p :1 pt• rs 1>t·r-.on;1Jly handll'd hy i'-1:1.on h;1\'!' hl'l'O storc·d al tht• Wlutc• I louse sinn· his n·si.f!nat11)rl 111 1!.171 Discipline Ta/,k Subject Dock Strike Over Dr r~lnora Schmadel, director of lht• S ant•• Ana Lear ning Center. will ~p<'ak on child dis- e1phne al 1·30 pm. Thursdny in Glen Yt>rm o E lcmt•nlary School. "Wl'll, you got to ac.lm1rc her will and her me m ory," St1f flemire said as hi.' dried out after t•hasing Penni<.' throu~h the pool. ~. E W Y 0 R K ( A P ) Thousands of cont:itnt'rs or cargo trapped by n five-day dock stnkc on thr East and Gulf coasts rc- ~um ed their journeys Tuesday Or. Schmadel also will answer questwru, from the the audience. The m<'elang 1s public. Lynn Hart HART'S John Hart SPORTING GOODS 538 CENTER ST.• COSTA MESA• 646-1919 BasebaH Mitts & Gloves Baseball Shinguards Baseball Chest Protectors Baseball Pants Softball Shirts Baseball I. Softball Bats Baseball -Softballs Baseball Shoes Wilson · Davis · Bancroft Prince • Dunlop • Yonex Tennis Rackets Tennis Dresses Ladies Tennis Shorts Mens & Boys Tennis Shorts Mens & Boys Tennis Shirts ladies & Mens Tennis Shoes Ladies • Mens · Childrens Wann-up Suits Open 9 to 6 • Closed Sonday Ektelon · Leach · Wilson Racquetball Racquets Rollout Racquetballs Racquet String Handballs & Gloves Speedo Swim Suits & Trunks Swim Goggles & Caps Kick Boards Masks -Fins • Snorkles Morie Bodie Boards Soccer Balls 696 to 349s Volleyballs 109:, to 2390 Basketballs 79s to 42as Footballs 79s to 2s1s Playground Balls Tennis Balls 538 Center ) Wednesday~s Afternoon Price8 NYSE COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS Taz lnrentfl'e• So .. ltt WASHJNGTON (AP> -The gov· ernmenl 's report that personal in· come rose faster In March than it bas for nearly two years is prompting a Cha mber of Commerce oall for in· creased tax incentives for business ln· vestment. New Commer ce Department figures. re.leased Tuesday, showed personal Income roso by $24.2 blllion last month, up' from $20.2 billion In' February. '. w.dneeday. Apf'll 20, 1977 s DAILY PILOT AJ5 Pendon Plans Tillle Adds Up For Coverage By SYLVIA PORTER S~nd in a Sniei A significant contribution to the 1974 pension reform law -only now being implemented -ls that people no longer must work a lifetime to earn the right to a pension. But by no means does the law guarantee a pension over- night. On the contrary. first a worker must be covered by a plan, then gain the nght to pension benefits only after a s ub- stantial amount or limo on the job. The requirements vary, but most plans that promise workers a specific benefit re. quire that they pul in 10 years with an employer contribul• ing lo the plan before they qualify for a pension. ACCU~ULATING A DECADE OF service with a single e mployer lsn 't easy today in view of the high mobility of the labor force. Labor Department fi gures show that in 1973 on· ly one out of four workers kept the same job continuous ly for 10 years or more. To understand what the pension law may mean for pension prospects. assume a worker will slay with one employer for 10 years. To be protected by the Employee Retirement Income Security Act ( ERISA). a worker must be employed after the plan was revised and the provisions went into e ffect . Then. in order for years of work to count toward the required 10, plans may require that they be years: Money's Worth -In which the employe works the equivalent of at least six months a year whether on a fulJ or part·time basis. --Occur ring after the worker reaches age 22. -At least three of which elapsed after 1970. FURTHERMORE, THOSE WHO BEGIN TO work within five years or the plan's "normal retirement age" may be excluded. Plans generally require workers to meet such require- ments ~ause they help keep administrative costs low by eliminating short·term employes and the youngest workers who are most likely lo change Jobs. What happen~ to the pension credits or those who take time off and then return lo the job? It depends upon when the break occurs. THE WORKER WHO left before the plan was changed to comply with ERISA requirements and who did not have the r ight to a pension then may find that the years before the break in service do not count toward the pension. The law permits plans to keep their old pre· ER ISA break-in-ser vice rules for years befor e the plan was amended. Those working now and planning lo leave their jobs temporarily are less likely lo forfeit. Under the new la w, those who have worked less than 10 years won't lose pension credits. if the number of years they're away is less than or equal to the number of years worked before the break. Employment at least three months a year eliminates the service break for pension purposes. ~years of part· time work generally do not count toward the pension. For a free pension fact checklist, sen~ self-addressed stamped envelope to the Pension Rights Center, 1346 Con· necticut Ave., N.W .. Room 1019, Washington D.C. 20036. Nert: Pension Siz.e Punch "Am being wildly extravagant, asking for coffee iaalead?" Mercury Declares Triple Dividend Directors of Mercury Savings & Loan Association, Huntington Beach. have announced three dividend actions following publication of record earnings. All actions have a July 1 record dale, payable July 18. A regular lO·cent semi-annual cash dividend was declared in accordance with the association's announced dividend policy. An extra 5·ct'nt cash dividend was based on the earn· ings and projected earnings for 1977. A 6 percent stock dividend was declared, with no frac· tional shares issued. Cash will be paid in lieu of fractions. Allhou~h not a declared policy, the action marks the seventh consecutive year o{ 6 percent stock dividends. Mercury Savings operates seven orriccs in Orange and Los Angelt's counties and three offices in Santa Clara County. Flush May Solve Transnllssioli Woes By Capitol Newa Service With the tendency to keep cars longe r rather than trade them in, more people are experiencing automatic transmission failure. Automatic transmissions, like people, wear out sooner or late. Whe n this happens it is more economical to get a new or rebuilt transmission than a new car. But there is an Inherent problem you should be aware of: Debris from the failed transmission m ay have been left in the transmission oil cooler or the cooler lines. When the newly Installed transmission goes into opera· lion, these "troubleD'lakers" wiU shorten Its life. Exactly what you don't need. There is a very simple solution: You can insure trouble free performnncc by requesttn1 tbat lho cooler and the lines be flus hed out with fresh fluid. Al m ost it will cost a quart or two or transmlssloo Ould a nd the labor to do a proper nm1h. That's far more economical than putting in still another transmission.