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• $850,000 Transit Fonds Stolen
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TUESDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST 9, 1977
VOL. ,., NO. 121, J HCTIOlfl, • ~AO•I
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Witnesses Name
Allaway as Killer
l By TOM BARLEY
Of .. Oell'f'Pllet ltetf
Four women employes pointed
out EJward Charles Allaway
Monday as the rlneman who ter-
rorized the Cal Stale Fullerton
campus as the trial or the former
university janitor got under way.
Library secretary Karen
Dwinell told an Oranae County
Superior Court jury that she was
with the first two of Allaway's al·
leged nine victims when the de-f end ant burst into her office at f 8 : 30 a.m. on July 12, 1976.
"Ke. stopped In front ol my l desk and pointed his aun at my I chest," the witness hesltanUy
testified.
She said abe believes her ure
1 was saved by the action ol photo-
• 1rapber Paul Httzber9, aoz who
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jumped on Allaway u the aefen~
4ant alleaedly menaced Mrs.
Dwinell with a .22-callber rine.
I ' I 1 lnjured Pil.ot ! HeJtJ; Wreck
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"He turned around and shot
Paul, shooting from the hip,"
Mrs. Dwinell said. She said Al-
laway then turned and shot
technican Bruce Jacobson, 32,
as Jacobson fled into the con-
ference room.
Mn. Dwioell tesUOed that she
heard more gunfire as she souaht
refuae from Allaway and saw the
defendant shootina In the direc·
tlon of the graphic arts secUon lo
the basement of the campus
library.
The witness said she later
learned that the body of 1raphic
art& employe Frank Teplansky,
51, was found io that area.
Allaway, 32. Is accused ol the
ldlllnas of aeven people lncJudlna
Herzber1, Jacobaon and
TeplaMky.
It 11 also alle1ed and not denied
by the defense that be additional-
ly wounded tw~ other campus
employes in what the proHcution
detcribed Monday aa a six·
minute •bootlni ra~pa1e.
Allaway hu pleaded not ptlty
and D(lt guilty by reaaon ol in-
sanity, Tbe same J~ in Judie RC>bert P. Kneeland 1 courtroom
will ~ uked to determine his
sanity lt 1uflt1 verdicts are re-
turned in the 1uilt pbue Of lbe
trial.
The Jury ld't the courtroom
Moftda)' rar a toar ot the c1111pus
Ubrat)'. and the rurround1n1 area
after. bearlnl an Optnlna state-•
meat from c:lde(J>ePUty:blltrict
Attcnty JUMllEiarilbt.
Enrltht'a •ecolld ltneu
teawted wbeO the J~>ntumed
t.o~~Uia,_s~-·~terti All~ Ill t.M eontdor Of
the caanp;.at Utirary 1bOrtJr titer
roar.,_.._ bed been tilled.
(8eliAUAWAY, h1eAI).
New Fire
Rages
OnSlopes -
By The Aaaoclated Press
A fire on steep mountain slopes
raged out of control today In Un-
der-dry Southern California
brush after deatroyina 10
animals and a house.
The CalifOl'nia Department of
Forestry aald tbe fire, ~ miles
west of Palm Sprin1s and one
mile soutbeut of Cabuon, bad
destroyed 1,000 acra of bruab on
steep mountain slopes from the
1,600 to the 4,200-foot level.
Fire spokeswoman Nora Ryan
sald the blaze 1utted a two-
bedroom house late Monday, kill-
Ins two doas, seven a oats and one
horse after the two occupants
escaped.
No other dwellings were
threatened by the fire wbicb was
reported only 10 percent con-
t n I ned by mldm<>rnlna. the
spokeswoman said. Six alr tankers dropped fire-
retardanl chemicals while 850
firemen fouaht the blaze on the
ground. Offlclala said crews
from Mltbi1an, Indiana,
Arkan1aa, Miaslssippt, North
Carolina, Wyominc and Utah
have been flo~n in to Join 850
local firemen.
The fire was buminl only one
m Ile from tbe San Jacinto
Wilderness area, but the pre.
serve remained open to hikers
and campers today, authorities
said.
Meanwhile, favorable weather
condJl.ions aided firefiChters
atrUQlinf to rreaerve precious Central Cal fornla coHtal
waterahed, where fire threatens
future floodln1 in the ravqed
timberland.
<SM ElllES, Pace.A!) "
Sun., Sea and Voutft
Youn~ bodysurfer leaps wave as he heads
out for one more ride --perhaps the wave
of the day -near the Huntington Beach
Pier. Monday was a sparkling day along
tbe Orange Coast as this photo of
sHhouetted pier and surf er attests. It's the
kind of cool summer photo you can cut out
and send to your rel all ves who are
sweltering through summer ln other parts
of the U.S.
Ju(Jge Fines .. Group
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Ill Teaclier Strike
SAN DIEGO (AP) -Pupils
were "hostages'' of a teachers'
organbation which sta1ed a four·
day· strik' in June, a Judie says
in finina the 1roup '4.~ and or· derlne Its leade~ JaUed.
Superior Court Judge Geor1e
A, Laur said the San Dleco
Teachers Assoclltlon and its
president were aullty or contempt
ln dlsregardln1 tourt orders to
holdofftheatiike. The Official, Huth P. Boyle,
wu fined'4,000 on a total ol eltht
contempt clt1tJon1. He waa or· d..-.clJ.u.d for 40day1, all IM 10
day1 at tltat 1uspended, and put
on threeyeara' probation.
'The wllkout June s throucll
~e 9 w• a '=ah~tl\11 blot °'-
the hisb:lry or the teacbint p~
f easion lri San Die10," aald Luar
111 ordtf •Olltlv.. .
.t1'be ~-. trJ'*'• f<l' ~ proved ailary and wort cODdl·
uau ~ a pr1Umh1ary l•· J.ctlan llliuld ~ anou. ... Judi•·
They retumed to work after re-
celvinc assurancea that there
would be no reprisals for the
strike, fint in San Dleao history.
Some classrooms operated
normally with substitutes.
"The only persons directly af.
(ected by ..ute •trike were the
children, wno, in blunt language,
were exploited u hostages for
the purpoees of a political power
play," added Lazar.
Boyle1 who stepped O\lt ••
presJdentoftherroupAua.1. wu
told to report to county Jail Aue.
22.
An attorney said war'• ac-
tion wOU.ld be appeialed.
"J'm dilapPotnted. tbat•a all," Boyleaaid~
'Before the ~npTlsal :.plid1e;
the 8,too-member aHOClatlon
wu :proml .. d a return to
bar1ainin• in it.J $8.5·m1Won de-
m&nda. A counterGfte.r tCltalUnc ts mlUtan U.at IDCluided a 5 per.
cut pay lncre.ue wu rejected
by tbeteldMrl llll week.
The ~hen naue from •.•is
to t20,391 unu.U1, av•~ •11.oea;
Parachutist
Dies in Fall
BAKERSFI'!:LD (AP) -A
woman skydiver trom Lancaster
fell to her death when her reHrVe
par•chute became tangled Jn ber
maln chute, Kern Coun(y cor·
oner's olfice reported.
Darlene A. Bauer, 26, was
killed ln a jump from an alrpl~•
3,500 feet above the Calltornta Ci·
ty airport drop zone In the Mo-
jave Desert Sunday.
ff er main chute tailed tO IU.Uy
deploy, so abe pulled tbe reMrVe
cbut. and it tan1led, COron&r
Richard Gervais so.id.
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Al DAil y lt!LOT s TU!!C!!X.Auguatl, 1117
Vance Visits Israel
On Peace QueSt
Jt;RU S ALY.M .tAP> -
Secretary or St.te Cyrua R. Vane~. c.-.rf')'tna word uf puulblc
Palcsuiuan coocesalons, arri•ed
in br I.Oday far wbal cou.14 be
the climax of hla MJddle ~
~ace mi"run.
vnnc f ed cloao q tionJns
by Prime Mlnl1ter Menahem
li~aln and other laraeU leaders
on whether th United Statea re-
main 1 committed not to
ne•otlate with Yaslr Arafat'•
Palettiate Ut>uaUon Or1anll•·
Al'WI,.,....
DAYTON HOUSE BURNS AS FIREMEN FIDDLE
Striking Firefighters Refuse to Help
Picketing Firemen
lgl'U)re House Fire
DAYTON, Ohio (AP) -Fires
broke out in two abandoned
apartment houses today and
spread to at least one occupied
dwelling while striking firemen
picketed three blocks away and
refused to help douse the flames.
The first blaie, which gutted
the apartment building, also
severely damaged an adjacent
two-story frame house occupied
by two families. No injuries were
reported.
l-'iremen from the neighboring
community of Madison Township
responded to a call for help but
were too late to keep the house
from being engulfed
'Ote. second lire wtll burning
uncontrolled, and residents or
nearby homes were tryine to re-
move their belongings for fear it
would spread. ·
An occupant or the frame
house, Bob Jackson, aa1d Dayton
firemen punched a hole in the
wall, then told residents they
would have lo fl&ht the fire
them1eJves. •
More than 3'70 Dayton firemen
Hid when they walked off the Job
Monday that they would ~d
.only in Ufe-or·deJth altuaUons.
Their action left thl1 city or
241,000 without tire protection for
the finrt time lo history and with
llmltecl ambulance service.
Some policemen were expect·
ed to stay off the job today ln •Qp-
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port of the strike in sympathy
with demands by Fire Fi&hters
Local 136 for higher waaes and a
!Shorter work week.
The added prospect of
diminished police protection had
city olficials, businesses and res-
idents preparing for possible
duly as supplemental safety
forces.
Negotiators met until early to-
day trying unsuccessfully to
rewrite a contract for firemen to
replace one that expired Feb. 28.
Judge WUllam Wolff Jr. of the
Montgomery County Common
Pleas Court ordered the firemen
back lo their posts slx hours after
thelr work stoppage beaan, but
none ol the firemen returned.
Key issues in the stnke are
wages and working hours.
Firefighters start at $1.2,043 a
year, and the union la seeltln& a 6
percent increase. The city has of·
fered a 2.65 percent waie in-
crease. Firefighters aJso want
their work week reduced from S2
to'8hours.
City Manager James Alloway
called the strike "unconsciona-
ble" because half the liremen 11 ve outside the city and aaJd the
city cannot afford the $6.25
mllllon lt woUtd cost to hire eirtra
firemen over the next five years
to reduce the work week.
Meanwhile, suburban flre·
fl1htln& companies have been
told to atand by to assist Dayton'•
rematflln& tlre·fl&htlne force,
and private ambulance com·
panles were beln• tent to
emergencies usually covered :t>Y
firemen.
lion (PW).
Forelan Mlnllter Moshe Dayan
wet corned Vance at planeslde up-
on hll arrival from Saudi Arabia
ond aald, .. Whenever you accept
our vtew1. we will be 1n tW1 a1reement wlth you.··
Dayan wu 1peaktng In a llaht
'feln, but his comment
foreabadowed dlfficulUH in
Vance'• talk.I bere. At a news conference ln Talt,
Saudi Arabla, before Oyine be.re.
Vance cooftnned that be bu bad
indirect cootacta with the PLO
through various Arab in·
termediaries. "We have had no direct contact
with the PLO," he said, adding:
"We are informed by the various
Arab parties u to the poeitioos ol
the PLO and have been so in·
formed as we proceeded through
my visit"
Vance bu been in the Middle
East nine days.
The PLO bas refused to accept
United Nations resolutions delay·
ing the eroundwork for a
peaceful settlement of the Arab-
1 sraeli conlllct, in part because
these recognize Israel's right to
exist and speak of the Palestin-
ian quest for a homeland only as
a "refuaee problem." The PLO
charter also calls for replace-
ment or the Jewish state by a
secular Palestine.
In a "memorandum of agree-
ment" between the United States
and Israel in 1975, former
Secretary or State Henry A. Kiss-
inger pledeed that W uhlngtoo
"wlll not recognize or ne1ot.iate
with the PLO as long as the PLO
does not recognize Israel's ri1ht
to exist and does not accept
Security Council Resolutions 242
and338."
Resolution 242 calls for Israeli
withdrawal from occupied ter-
ritories, resolution of the "ref-
ugee problem" and recopition
of the ri«ht of every Mideast
state to live in secure borders,
and Resolution 338 set up the
Geneva peace conference.
Vance told reporters he had
heard rumors that the PLO may
be considerine a change of posi-
tion in regard to Resolution 242.
"But," he said, "I have seen
nothing concrete yet."
If the PLO accepted the resolu·
lion, adopted after the 1967 war.
the United States would not insist
that the PLO charter also be re-
vised, Vancesaid.
"If the PLO were to accept 242
they would be acceptini the priA·
ciple that they recognized the
rlaht of llrael to ex lat in a state of
peace within secure and rec-
01nized boundaries," he said.
••(fhat, in my judgment, would re-
voketheco•eaant." ·
Court Action
Recal,l,s Tate
Tragic Death
LOS ANGELES (AP> -Eight
years aio today, on a soft sum·
mE'r evenins, beautiful and preg-
nant actress Sharon Tate and
four others were murdered ln •
crime which shocked the world.
Jn the past week. Sharon Tate's
death was remembered in two
separate courtrooms.
Last Saturday, Chari ea
Manson "famtly" member
Leslie Van Hout.en received a
mistrial when the jury in btr
retrial could not decide what her
role was in the Aug. 9, 1969, Tate
murders and the killinas ol Leno
and Roleroary Bianca the follow-
ln& niahl
On Monday, Miu Tale's
widower, Roman Polan1kl.
pleaded IUllty to unlawful sexual
intercourse with a 13·year-old
&lrl and waa ordered to undereo
psychlatric examination.
Had Polanslll 11 trlal pro-
ceeded, it would have ~ to-
day -a blttercoln~ldeneefortM
movie director known u the m•w ol th• macabre.
Island in the Sun
Here's a fellow who definitely is between
a rock and a wet place. If it was summer
solitude this swimmer was seeking, he
found it Monday off Laguna Beach.
NB Company Sued
In Pact Dispute
A Newport Beach company is
being sued for $10 million In a dis·
pule over distribution of an intra·
red scanner for mllltary use in
nine Arab slates and other coun-
tries.
The Or~e County Superior
Court lawsuit alleges the com·
pany. Ford Aerospace and Com-
munications Corp .. fatled to meet
contracts approved by the U.S.
State Department.
Felix International Marketing
asks the court to order Ford lo
fulfill the contracts.
A Ford Aerospace spokesman
said today, however, that there
are no existing or pending con-
tracts with Felix . The
spokesman said tht! company
had not yet been served notice of
the lawsuit. so c.ould . not com-
ment on its alleftations.
The spokesman said FeUx had
been hired at one time to do a
marketing survey to determine
likely distribution points.
Fellx claims it has a contract
to distribute the Ford scannlng
device, called a "minJ·flir," for
mini forward·look1n1 infra·red.
The scanner works like a
television camera that photo-
graphs through dark, clouds or
smoke, using the beat given off
objects to form images.
It has military applications.
The lawsuit claims that Felix
obtained State Department
permission to export the device
from Britain but Ford falled to
follow through on its part of the
contract.
The action states the scanner
was to be expOrted to Japan,
Iran, Pakistan, Indoneala,
Egypt, Jordan and seven other
Arab states.
Four A.Treated
At Nuke Plant
SEABROOK, N.H. (AP> -
Four people were arrested for
treapa11in1 at tbe Seabrook
nuclear power plant site today
after tbey entered the property to
plant trees, police said. The four, who were not lden-
ttfiecl. were carrytn1 trea and
abruba and were lua than. 100
feet rrom the plant entrance
wh.n they were arrested by state
pollce.
Tbe demonstrators were part
of a IJ'OUP ol nlne penons who
camped acroA the 1treet from
the plant entrance Monday nl&ht.
As the arrests took place, the
others •ans protest aonis. After
the arre1ts, the others loft the
•Ile.
The U.S. Forest Service re-
cently purchased a unit which 1s
suppcsed to enable firefighters to
spot the heart of a blaze through
thick smoke.
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FIRES... .
Officials said the 8T,OOO.acre
Umber flJ'e ln the Loe Padres N~·
tional Forest near Bil Sur was 30
percent contained early today,
but they were not s~lng when
the blaze. called the Marble-
Cone, may be fully contained.
"They bad lt, lost it and now
they've got it back a1aln. '' aald
Barbara Rowe. California Department of Foest_ry.
..We've got good weather today
so things are looking a bit bet.-
ter."
More than 3,500 firemen were
being helped by four mule pack
trains, carrying fire.fighting
equipment to remote areas in the
pristine wilderness.
The 801400-acre "Scarface"
fire in the northeastern comer of
the stale was 80 percent con-
tained and 40 percent controlled
early today. Firefighters expect-
ed to have the Modoc County
blaze fully contained by toni&ht.
Two smaller fires that seared
ruaged terrain within 20 miles or
the Scarface blaze were con·
tain(l(l Mooday nl&llt, leaving two
otben yet to be harnessed, the
dlvtsionsaid. .
The Marble-Cone blue~ cud·
died ln steep timberland ot the
Los Padres NaUonal Forest, has
caused $172 mlWon damage to
the Carmel, Anoyo Seco and Bie Sur watershed -tbe dense
hillside brush land and trees that
purify and collect water and act
lo prevent mudslides.
•'Even if we have a normal
wtnta, there wUl be an extreme
d anier of flood.Ing,'' said Robert
Binder, assistant district
enslneer for the Mont,erey Coun-
ty Flood Control District.
Nyerere Feted
NASIMLLE, Tenn. CAP)
Tan1anlan President Julias K.
Nyerere, a country muafc ran,
visited the Grand Ole Opry
Rouse and wu entertained by
country music stars Ronnie
Miisap and Charli• Prtde. Mllaap
and Pride performed for about
two bouts Monday ltw Nyerere and bis party.
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ALLAWAY. •
Marcia Martinet quoted Al·
laway as muttering to her:
"Something's not ·right here. This doesn't belong here."
She testified that she believed
Allaway was referring lo the rifle
he carried when be made the
second comment and brushed past her.
Other witnesses testified that
they lhou&ht aomeoae Wta play.
ing a joke on campus employes
when they saw people running in
•PPIHllt tenor lll4 beard what
sounded like •'popping ooiles
from a toy cun.'• .
Enri•ht told the jury tbat AJ. laway'a behavior after the killing
ahould convince them that be
was sane.even if' 'he was mental-
ly dilturbed · · aL the Ume of the ahoot.lngs.
The prosecutor said tesUmony
wlll prove that Allaway·--went
with his estran1ed wile to the
Hilt.clfl Inn in Anaheirn and called
lcoal police to confess to the kill·
ines and arranae for bis sur-
render.
He said Alhlway bouaht the
.22-caliber rifle used in the kill·
ings two days earlier and •
methodically planned the cam·
pus slaughter ror reasons that
will become clear during tbe
trial.
7Mwtangs
Shot, Killed
RENO, Nev. CAP> -Seven
captured wild horses were shot to
death by the U.S. Bureau of Land
Management at its Palomino
Valley corals 25 miles north ot
here.
BLM spokesman Carl Gidlund
said Monday the mustanes were
killed because they either were
old, slck or injured. In one in·
stance, Gldlund noted, one ol tho
horses tired to kill a wrangler.
The BLM la rounding up 2,SOO
mustangs in the north-central
part of the state and putting them
up for "adopUon." Officials fear
that many horses will die
because or the two-year drought.
N:ewport Police
Probing Suicide
Newport Beach det~Uves said
today they have not ~ able to
establish a motive ln tbe suicide
of a 23-yeat-old man wbo shot
blmaelt to death M~ at b1a
parents• hoine.
Det. Ken Sm.1th said tile man,
Benjamin Cruq>, killed blmlelt
wlth a .45-callber ••ml·
automatic pl1to1. According to
Smlth, Crump Uved in a l&r'lfO
apartment behind h1I ptreld.I'
bomeat423San 8ernard1DOAn.
Orange Coast
EDITION
Today~s ~I lag
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Big Spender's Fliftg. Ends in Ar.rest
WA BINGTON (AP) -
-C. bert aeemed to bne a IGt _..,tho otW IO'·
enmHt employes ear a1
~ .... ,..,. . A.._ tw months &JO, Sibert
it.ud abowiQI up at bb otfJee D
Ut Department ot Transport.a.
UOD ~ oew suit.I and bras·
11D1 about lab new Lincoln Mark
V C.Uneotal and a Mercedes be
boQ&titbil wUe.
Tim he ~-invitlna ftU'Y•
cine In the dtlce to haach and ln·
slated on pk.kl up tb• eb«k.
Ht alto bouCbt a a.-home wllb
a 1wtmmln1 pool. And a JO.fOOl
bOUMboat.
bert'• auddal wealth mlde bla bolNI auspicloua. How could
a 30-year·old low·level
bureaucrat who reviewed mua-
tranait. grant appllcatlona f« the
department have ao much
money?
The 1ovemment. 's answer to
thla question led to Sibert'• at·
rut Friday on embeulement
cb&r1es ln Lu Veau u be 1ct
off an airplane from Wuhinatoo
carrytn1 "58,000 cub.
By the time the Department of
Tr ansportaUon be&an look.lni in·
to Slbert'a finances, he already
was under inveatl1aUon by the
FBI and the Secret Service,
which had been tipped to his
spending spree by Informant.a.
Sibert reportedly explained hia
1udden wealth to curious
ne.lcJibcn by claiming be won a
Jar,. lawsuit. qainat two aecurl-
tr tull'ds wbo be 1aid bad beaten
him.
Federal tnvestl1ators say be
1ot the money by embeulin1
government funds, dlvertln1
federal 1rantl for the Atlanta
subway system to his bank ac·
count.
Government agents say they
aren't sure how much money
Sibert alle1edJy stole but have
accounted for $850,000 in
purchasa.
Jnvest11ator1 sa1 Sibert al·
le1edly used the money to buy at
least 12 luxury cars, the new ·
home and houseboat, a toplesa
. bar about a block from FBI head·
·quarters here, and numerous
real eatate parcels here and ln the
western United States.
"We're finding more real
estate by the hour," one a1ent.
said.
The FBI ls still roundlnC up the
can Slbert recenU)' bou&bt. Si~ ol Clinton, Md., was ar-
reated in Las Ve1as with Lois A.
Benson, 30, ol Capitol Hei&ht.s.
Md. She was releued on
penanal ree;ocnizance and or-
dered to report to District of
Columbia ofllclala to tace charges.·
Sibert.'s 23-year-old wife also <See FLING, Pase AZ)
Fire Rages West of Palm Springs
'Flt to Prose~ute'
AG's Office
Backs Hicks
BJ GARY GRANVILLE
CM• OMly ,....., .. "
The state Attorney General's
omce has found that a series of
so-called political prosecutions U\
Orange County have been
justified and that the District At-
torney's Office is flt to prosecute
indicted county Supervisor
Philip Anthony.
The AG 's findings are included
in a seven-page single-spaced let-
ter sent last Frtday to Anthony's
attorney, Thomas Crosby.
Survivor
Tells CSF
Shootings
By TOM BAJlLEY
Oltlle Detty ...........
One ol t.wo aurvlvon ol a sboot-
ln1 rampa1e whlcb left nine peo.
pie d)'lni or wounded on the Cal
State Fullerton campua a year
ago today Identified Edward
Charles Allaway as the man who
shot him in th• chest.
Dr. Donald Keran, 57,
chairman of t.he Unlveralty
Library, told an Oranie County
Superior Court Jury that he waa
shot by Allaway as he tried to
take the defendant'• rifle from
him.
Keran testifled that be wu
thrown to the noor by Allaway
and fell oo the dropped rine In a
bid to prevent Allaway from
retrlevtne It. "The next thln1 I
knew, J was on my back," be
said. ''Then I wu shot as I tried
to roll out of the way and I lay
there expecUn1 him to shoot me
again."
Keran said that when be re-
alized that. Allaway wu leavtn1
the area be drag1ed blmsell lnto
a nearby olflce and telephoned
/or help.
He ~ tbe Jury that he then
1ta11ered back into the paasaeeway but collapsed and
lott eonsciousnas from what be
described u a be,ty IC>Ja ot
blood.
<'5eeAUAWAY, Pa1eAI)
Another recipient of the letter
waa Fullerton Attorney Michael
Remington, an Anthony co·
indlctee.
Purpose of the letter wu to re· ject pleas by . the two indicted
men for the AG's office to take
their prosecution out or dlstrlct
A tlorney Cecil Hicks' hands.
Along with Supervisor Ralph
Diedrich and three other pollUcal
figures, Anthony and Remineton
were Indicted by the Oran1e
County Grand . Jury July 1 on
charges related to alle1ed viola·
lions of state campaip re1ula·
lions.
The attorney 1eneral's wrltten
rejection of the move by Anthony
and Remington to have their
ca•• taken out ol the DA 'a banda
was, ln effect, a staunch defense
of the Dlltrict Attorney'• Office.
Referring to past "polltlcal
prosecutions" in the count.y, the
attorney 1eneral'1 letter aald,
·'The conviction rate Indicates
tboee proaecuUons were proper.
"The dlatrict attomey la mere·
ly doina the job he wu elected to
do. •'The prosecQtlona dem·
onatrate to the public In Oranae
County that the dUtrict attorney
ls not accordln1 pref·
erential treatment to public of·
ficlals but la proeeeutint all of.
fensea in an Lmpart.Jal and even
handed manner.'' t.be AG's letter
Hid.
lt noted that "the prosecution
of public orticlals In Oran1e
County ls nothing new."
Cases cited in the letter In·
eluded protetuUon in 1978 of
former county supervisor Robert
BaWn and lbe early 1978 indict·
ment ~ ooe-Ume count.y poUdcal
kln1maker Dr. Louis Cella ..
The AG noted in Battin'• cue
that a Superior Court Judie had
taken a bard look at allqaUons
of dlacrtrninatory prosecution.
<See ~EPO&T, Pa1e Ai>
'OHver' Showing
Set for Senion
The Oscar-wtn1tln1 mualcal
"Oliver'' will be ab~ free ol
chars• to older Cotta lle1an1
Thunday au:aop.m.
The clty'a Department of
Leisure Services 11 alrlna the
lllm, bUed oa Cb1rl11 Dickens'
novel, ••ouver Twlat." in the
Downt.Own Community Ceit.er.
SN ~ St. For tUl'thc in·
formatJon, call ~•1.
Here's a fellow who definitely is between
a rock and a wet place. If it was isummer'
solitude this swimmer was leeldng, he
found it Monday off Laguha Beach.
Terrain ,
Hampers
Control
By Tbe Anoelated Press
A fire on steep mountain slopes
raged out ol control today in tin·
der-dry Southern California
bruah after destroyin1 10
animals and a house.
The Callfomia Department of
Forestry said the fire, 2S miles
west ot Palm Springs and one
mile southeast ot Cabuon, bad
destroyed 1,000 acres or brush on
, steep mountain 1lope1 from tbe
1,600 to the 4,200·foot level.
Fire spokeswoman Nora Ryan
I &aid the blaze IUtled 8 tWO-
bedroom house late Monday. kill·
lng two d<>1a, seven goats and one
horse aft.er the two occupants
escaped.
No other dwellings were
threatened by the fire which waa
reported only 10 percent con·
talned by mldmornin&, the
spokeswoman aaid.
Six air tanker• dropped r.,._
retardant chemicals while 850
fJrtmen f()Ulht the blaze on the
1round. Offictals said crews
from Ml chi& an, Indiana, Arkan1aa, Hiaslaalppl, North
Carolina. Wyoming and Utah
]udgeFina -
Teachen/or
4-day Strike
have been fiown In to Joln 850 •
M Pl S k 'localflremen. esa anners ee mrr.er:::-:b~n·T:~.:::
' SAN DIEGO (AP> -Pupils
were "bostaaes" of a teachers'
or1anization which stated a lout·
clay strfke in June, a Judie says
in finJng the 1roup 14,500 and «·
derlnl its Ind« jailed.
SUpertor Court Judie ~1e
A. Lazar said the San Dle10
Teachers A11oclatton and (ts
prealdent were aunty of contempt
in dlsregardln1 court orden to
hold olftheattlke.
The oftlcial, Hucb P. Boyle,
was lined St,000 on a total ol et1bt
contempt cltaUona. He wu or·
dered Jalled fOC' '° d&.1•1 all but 10 daya ol that auapendea, and put
on threeyeara' probation.
The walkout June a throuib
) Jun• 9 wu a "abaroelUJ blot on
the history of the teacblnl pro-
fesalon In s111 Dleco, •• aaid Laur
in hla «der Monday.
The teachers trJint f « im·
proved a_.ary and work coodl· ~ons tsnored •~PrlllillliivY in·
unction issued by another Juctce.
hey returned to work after re-
eelvtna u1uranc11 that U:aere
W'OWd be no rePriuta fOC' the st.rlke, flnt ln San Dlqo hlitory.
Some cl111room1 operated
normally wttb aubeUtu*·
Density Definition
Colla Mesa planners, gearlnt
up f « a major revision ol the
clty'1 1eneral plan, 1ou1ht
guldance from eouncil members
Monda)' afternoon on how they
should define reaidenUal demit.y.
Planner Paul Dudley asked
councilmen durin1 a study
session lf they want to consider
people density or buildlns densi·
ty when refenin& to overcrowd·
ing ln residential areu.
The definition of density has
Jons been tbe aubject of debate
amODI councilmen, and Mon·
day'a meettn• did not result ln any ccncrete answers.
But coandtmen dld ur1e plan·
nen to •o abfad wltb the re-
search and preparaUon of a re-
vised General Plan for the city -
a tuk that la expected to take 18
months to two yean to complete. state law reqlllrel all cities to
adopt a 1eneraJ plan to 1ulde
fUture development. It ill simply
a broad •i.tement of develop-
ment. pc>Ucy and doeS not pteclae-
ly deftM dtfflOSHMnt or IOhea.
Counctlm«t eartter thla year
bud1e(ed D00,000 for * NVbed
1eaeral pbm. 'lbe lut tlme tbe
plan received a major overhaul
waa l.G 1910.
al eitJ Wlll IM HMlAC oot.alde
cOnJ\<antl to b!illn work Cl\ th•
revlMd plan tn e next '" montht, ccordlni to Ctty
M anqer Fred SorsabaJ.
But councilmen Monday were
aaked their oplnlona on the term
density.
"We need to know if you're
talk.ini about people density or
bulldlnc density," Dudley said.
He said t.hat, lD re1ards to
populaUon limits, Costa Mesa
would aUll need housin1, "even lf
we closed the doors to t.he city
and dldn 't let anyone elae in."
Vice Mayor Jack Hammett
1ald he dido 't believe the city
could lock people out, ''so density
can't be baaed on the number of
people in a oven area."
Baatna density on the number
of dWellina unltl per acre bu Its
drawbac.U too, councilmen aa1d.
They aaid high denalt.y de·
veJopmenta, comprlaed of
bacbelor apartments or one·
bedroom unitl might keep the
number of residents down.
"But When you 10 to medlum
den.aity projects, wllb two or
<&eeDIN81TY,, Pa1e tU>
WUdernesa area, but the pre-
serve remained open to bikers
and campers today, authorities
Hid. ' Meanwhile, favorable weather
conditions aided llreft&htera
strugglidg to preserve preeloua
-Central California coaat.al
watershed, where fire threaten.
future noodin1 in the ravased
timberland.
Officials said the 87 ,000-acre
timber fire ln the Los Padres Na·
tional Foreet near Bil Sur was 30
percent contained early today,
but they were not aaytn1 when
the blue, called the Marble·
Cone. may be fully contained.
"They had lt, lost It and now
they've get it back a1aln,•· said
Barbara Rowe, California Department of FoHtry.
"We've got good weathu ~
10 things are tooldne a btt bet-
ter."
More than 3,500 firemen were
beinJ helped by four mule pack
t.ralns, carrying lire·fl•htlna
equipment to remote areu tn tile
prtatlne wilderneu.
The 80,400·ttre "Scarface"
fire in the nortbeaatern comer ~
tbe state wu Ir> percent cona
talMd and 40 percent controlled
early today.
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DAil 'f ~11.0T c
MADI IJl f
THll II LAYOUT FOR PROPOS!D 'OOURTI' Rl810INTIAL Ol!VELOPMENT
Costa M••• Coundlmen lndJcal• They Uu 71-untt Ptofect P11nned for North Sid•
Zoning Change Sought
Developers Hope /or 78 New Me1a Homea
" eroup of Lone Beach i:fe.
, eloper~ were 1n Costa Mesa
Monday. te6l101 City Council
v. <'ters for a proposed 78-umt
single family proJect they'd bke
to bwld in north Costa Mesa.
Representallves of the Long
Beacb Construction Company
presented plans for the 11.S acre
parcel.
The land 1s located north oC
Baker Street and between Babb
and Bear Street an north Costa
Meba.
Called ''The Courtll," and
resplendent with cobblestone-like
TONIGHT
NEWPORT-MESA SCHOOL
BOARD -Regular meetme.
7 30 p.m. Costa Mesa City Coun·
c1l chambers.
WEDNESDA V, AUGUST 10
"SOMETHING'S AFOOT"
Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse,
f<'airgrounds, August 10-13 and
11.20. 8:30 p.m. Reservations:
556·5459.
MUSIC OF AMERICA -Free
Concert, Dixieland Jazz wlth
Jack McVay , South Coast
Village, 7:30 p.m.
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' _DENSITY ••.
three bedroom unit.a, you can ac·
tually have more people per
acre." Mayor Norma Hertzog
said. "You have more people and
more cars in the project as op·
posed to a high density project
with only one person livln1 In
each apartment.··
Dudley admitted the question
1s complex adding that a partial
solution to building' density is bet·
tcr designed projects.
"And even attractive projects
can become a problem because
of poor management,·· he said.
He suggested the possibility of
the clty looking into requlrtnc a
management plan to tie present·
ed by developeni of large apart·
ment complexe&..,
Canal Treaty
May Be Near
PL.AINS, Ga. (AP> -Prsi· dent· Carter, encounterln1
crlUcilm of bl• Panama Canal
treaty. thlnk1 it wUl be "pretty
decent .. 1nd 11 ukln• con·
creumen to with.bold Judlment
uotll they aee it, bia chief
spokeaman aaid today.
There have been report.a that
an announcement ol it.a term•
willbemadeaoon.
Some of the reports that
ne1totlatort are reacbln1 111'•
ment on the treaty are based on
the fact that necotlator Sol
Unowil'I'• term aa 1ptcla1 En·
baaaador eitptrea Wednesday.
DAILY PILOT
str~. tennl& courts and a swim
ming pool , the development
would be comprised of single
family homes with Iota averaging
about3,700squar.efeel
The developer 1s seeking an
amendment to tbe city's eeneral
plao f<X" medium density residen·
Ual oo about half of the parcel,
curr.iUy planned for low density
development.
The other half of the project
area is already planned for
medlum density. Zoning of the
entire parcel is commercial.
So approval of the project
would mean a chanee In the
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general plan for half the area,
then a rezone to medium deru;ity
development before the de·
veloper could present final de-
velopment plans.
Council members and several
homeowners in the area ap·
peared to favor the 1incle family
homes over commercial de·
1velopment. saying homes would
blend well with single family
homes to the north.
After reviewing plans with the
developer, councilmen agreed to
consider a general plan change
at next Monday's councll meet·
ing.
Caner OKs
OC Flood
Funding
An appropriation of $400,000 for
designing a Santa Ana River
flood control project was ap·
proved Monday in a $10 billion
public works bill si1ned by Presi-
dent Carter. The funding for the initial
staaes of the project, which has
been on the drawing boards since
. 1962, would affect three counties
-O~ange, San Bemardlno and
Riverside.
The area was identified as the
nation's worst flood threat west
of the Mississippi River by an
Army Corps of Engineers study
In 1965.
Ed Just, Santa Ana River
Flood Protection Agency direc·
tor, said the funds will allow
planning for construction of a
dam at Mentone near the
Redlands airport, raising t.be
Prado Dam at Corona and Im·
provmg the Santa Ana River
channels ln Ornqe County.
Just said he ls hopeful that
funds will be available this Oc·
tober.
Future phuea or the $1 billion
project will require additional
congressional appropriations, be
said.
Just said tbat the Fountain
Valley-Huntington Beach area is
· particularly vulnerable to over·
flow from the Santa Ana River.
He said that the lowlands near
the sanitation district plants and
the Edison Company bulldlnt
could be under seven feet of
water in case ol severe fl()C)C:l1n1 .
Mesans Visit
Observatory
A family eacursion to Griffitb
Park Observatory is 1cbeduled
Wednesday by the Costa Mesa
Department of Leisure Services.
"A Voya.ce to Man," Is the ti-
tle ot a Planetarium pro1ram. to
be followed by the obeervat.ory'a
Laaerlum show.
C-Olt ls $S for adults, IUO for
teens and '4 tor children 5 to 12
years old. The price includes
round trip tranaportaUon to both
ahows and admission.
The bu. will leave the Or~e
County FairlJ'O'U'd• at 8:30 p.m .•
returnlna at 11 p.m. For further
Information call Mike Putnam at
5GS-$481.
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Trustee
Hopefuls
Vie Wed
By PIDUP ROSMARIN Otta.~ .. 1'"'4 l&eft
The new trustee to be appoint-
ed tM!gbt to the Newport.Mesa
1cbool board will be opJ>09ed to
tbe collective bU'laining rlCbt:a
ol teachers and concerned with
informln& the public about acbool
financing.
Eacb of the five candidates VY·
ine to replaee realanla1 trustee
M arlan Ber1eaon expre11ed
those view•. They were ln·
tervlewed by the board Monday.
Mrs Berge1on did not
participate In the interviews.
Mrs. Beraeson. of the third
trustee district, la quiUin& the
board after 13 years to 1eek an
Assembly aeat.
Tryin& to take her spot on the
school board are Ann Beaupre,
34, a Santa Ana Hei&bts day-care
facility owner; B.J. stllllnl. 40. a
Newport Beach homemaker and
volunteer worker; Stanley
Leaum, 34, a Co1ta Mesa
laogua1e researcher; E.S. de
Mocskonyl: 53. a Newport Beach
mechanical engineer. and Den·
nis Johnson, 34. a Santa Ana
Heights manufacturine ex·
ecutive.
After Monday's session, the ap·
plicants were put on call for
possible further Interviews.
Board President Roderick Mac·
Millian said be wanted the ap·
polntment made· at toni&ht's
board meeUn& set for 7: 30 at
Costa Mesa City Council cbam·
bers, 77 Fair Drive.
In the interview1, each can·
dldate expreaaed mlaalvlngs
with tbe collective bar&alnlne
system as it appllea to teachers.
"I'm afraid I'm not very sym·
pathetlc with public service
employe strikes," Mrs. Skilling
said flatly.
Asked about whether he could
ever support a teacher on the
board of education, de
Moc:skonyi compared lt lo plac·
ing a union ateward on a com·
pany board of directors: "No
way," heaaid.
Mrs. Skilling said lf she were
appointed she Wi>Uld work to lm·
prove the district'• counaellng
servlcJlS. Thou1b she aaid exist·
ine services are deflclent, 1he
was not specific.
Mrs. Beaupre uraed a review
of hl1h school pro1ram1 for
"validity." She aald "quite a
few" need scrutiny.
Johnson caJled for a return to
fundamental education and a
fosterinl ol aeU·dlsctpllne among
students
Leaum told trustees he is con·
cerned that klndercarten has
become more babyslttin& than
education. He decried a pro·
liferation of "silly courses" that
don't prepare a child to function
in the community as, he said,
they are supposed to do.
Fro•Pa"AJ
FLING •••
was arrested Friday but the
chargea were dropped Monday.
An FBI affidavit said Sibert
has admitted the embewement
scheme. He reportedly lA>ld FBI
aaentl he had abQut '20.000 ln
ne1otiable aecu.rltJes in a 11/e at
a fasb.ionable Wubin1c.t hotel
where he rented thr" rooms,
and that there were addit.lonal
caah and Jewelry in the rooma. Sibert t1 being held In Las
Vegas in lieu ol a tl00,000 boad.
William B<»well, UMTA'1 as-
sociate administrator for ad-
ministration, 1aid be bad talked
with Sibert only three or four
limes over the yeara. He said
Sibert bad a reputatlon as ••very
lmpreuive, very likable, a ptet·
ty sharp IUY.''
Aluminum Stolen
Empt~ at Panel·Alr CorP .•
1571 MacArthur Blvd., t91cJ Polfce
thievet c!U'ried olf $3,500 w~ of
aluminum 11\eeta from the Coit
Mesa air condltlonlna firm over
the weekend.
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DAYTON HOUSE BURNS AS LOCAL FIREMEN FIDOLE
N~bortng Flr9f19trter1 Come to th• Reacue
Picketing Firemen
Ignore House Fire
DAYTON, Ohio CAP> -Fires
broke out in two abandoned
apartment houses today and
spread to at least one occupied
dwelllna while atrlkin1 firemen
picketed three block.a away and
refused to help douae the names.
The firat blaze. wblcb autted
the apartment bu!ldtllJ, aJao
severely damaged an adjacent
two-st.ory fraUle house occupied
by two families. No injuries were
reported,
Firemen rrom the nelahboring
community of .Madlaon Town.ship
responded to a call for help but
were too late to keep the house
Crom being enaulfed.
The second fire was bumlng
uncontrolled, and residents of
neflJ'by homes were tryln1 to re·
move their belonalnta for fear it
would apread.
An occupant of the frame
house. Bob Jackson, said Dayton
firemen punched a bole ln the
wall, then told resident.a they
would have to fi&hl the fire
themselves.
More than 370 Dayton firemen
said when they walked off the Job
Monday that they would respond
only in llfe-or-death altuaUons.
Thelr action left thla city or
2411000 without fire protection for
tbe flrst time m history and with
Umlted ambulanceaervtce.
Some policemen were ~t·
eel to atay off th' Job today ln IUP·
port of the strike in 11mpathy
with demands by P'tre Jl1tfiten
Local 136 for hJgher wa1ea and a
shorter work week.
The added prospect of
diminished police protection bad
city of8clals, bualneuea and ra-
identa preparln1 for possible
duty as supplemental 1atety
force..
Ne,ottaton ft)et um:U early to-
day trytnc uneucceJlfully to
rewrite a contract for nremen to
replace one \Mt expired Peb. 28.
Judge William Wolff Jr. ol tbe
Montaomery Count1 Common
Pleas Court ordered the ftremtn
back to their poata ahc hOW'I after
their wortc ttoppa1tt bee~ but
none ol the firemeh rttutnoa.
Key issues in the strike are
wages and workina hours .
Firelight.en start at S~t043 a
year, and the union la 1ee1Ung a 6
percent increase. The city bas of·
fered a 2.65 percent waae in·
crease. Flrefiahters also want
their work week reduced from ~
to48hours.
Fro..Page.41
REPORT •••
''Nothin1 Improper was ahown
and, on the contrary, reaaonable
law enforcement was dem·
onslrated, ".the letter said.
In Cella's cue, ''the district at·
torney handled the cue as any ·
district attomey would handle lt ...
Reminatoo ls in Wyomtna and
was unavallable for comment to-
day.
Crosby wp in court and aJso
unavailable for comment, ac·
cordJna to a worker in bis office.
Still unanswered by the at-
torney genera) 'a office la a re·
quest by tbe Board of
Supervlsore for the Attorney
General's Office to take over An·
thony's and Diedrich'• prose-
cution.
The board voted unanimously
for the request at the concluai(){l
of lta budlet heartna• when An·
thony said he wun 't certaia
w._etber or not a contllct of ln-
tereat ex.llted.
Kids Find
Human Heart
NEWPORT NEWS. Va. <AP>
-PoUce speculate that a buman
heart fourid in a Jar 1w aooie chlld.ren playtn1 near thelt bome
bere mil)' have been stolen h'om
a 1ctCl'lce laboratory aQd then
dtacarded. The heart was tent to thi .ta~
mecUcal examiner'• office tn
Norfolk for po11Uve ldentlft~
Uon an. It WU found Monclay.
DA.tLYP'ILOT A3
'Totall~ lnnoeent
#
Why Did Mattll.ew MeKeone Die?
By ROBE T 8ABK£& ...... ,.... ....
1'.1n t en· year-old Matth w Mc:Keone died Satur·
day. nc.•v(.'r knowin9' why an asaallant fired a 1bot1un
bli!'.l mto hiJii ubdomcn when he nn.1w red I.be door at
a fru.ond't home.
"Matthew WWI chcerrul ond conacloua up to th
nd," hJ:\ uncle, ElU'I Hunt, au.id Monday, •'The priest
told him thot het 1hould forgive the man who 1tiot him
a.ndhcdJd.
"HE WAS NOT bitter ot all altbou1b he waa Ctt·
tain thnt he had never teen the i\Jft.man ~fore and he
dsdn 't know why hew~ 1hot, · · Hunuaid.
Young Mc-Ktonl! wu wounded the evening of
Jun~ 26 at <a larJie &Jpartmcnt complex at 15123
Brookhursl St. Westm1ru,ter.
Ill• ;.ind his frit.•nd5 had played a eortball game and
th<'y tu.id Just returned to a teammate's apartment for
a cool\out. 11ccord.ing to Hunt.
Sam Sch..,eitzer
Art Painstaking
For Laguna Scribe
By ARTHUR R. VINSEL
Ot llllt Dally l"I ... Jt;ill
Sam Schweitzer, 74, the
Laguna Scnbe, 1s a master ot an
art that ls dying.
He hand-leUers eleganl scrolls ln the fashion or medieval monks
who tolled In monasteries
He thrives on his work and has
aet age 90 as his tentative retire·
menl date, bul don't coont on it.
"I graduated art school 50
years ago and six months before
I got oull had a JOb. I haven 'l had
an empty day since," says
Schweitzer, one of about 100 ex
h1b1tors at Laguna Beach's Art·
A·Flllr.
Schweitzer, a six year l.uguna
Beach resldent, also works an
another medium pastry
"I paint cakes," he says, still'·
ing at the casual visitor over an
elegant whit e Van Dyk e
mustache and goatee as though
daring you to laugh, or question
that statement.
What he m eans 111 that he
paintB right on the cakes
''My biggest job was Raphael ·s
Madonna and Child Some gal
named Smith here 1n Laguna
wanted me lo do 1t ror a party,"
aays the amb1t1ous and cnergelH'
Schweitzer, a newlywed
.. You know how you fill in the
oulllne when you 're doing a
watercolor pa1ntang" Well, on a
1 cake you can't draw with a pencil
I 410 l use yellow Cood colonna and
a brush and then mix the other I colors with red, blue and green "
I But lettermg 1s Schweitzer's
first. love. He can do his work
aimultaneously with both hands
r The Ohio·born, onetime ad·
vertislng agency art director
demonstrates by executing a
perrect buttcrrty on a pad of
•ketcruna paper. one ballpoint
pen in each hand. The sketch Is
virtually perfect on each side, as
though done with compuss and
c l aipcrs itllho ugh It was
Creehanded
Schweilztr hcf(an 14..'tlering
with his fir.,t Joli Jt agl' 15 with an
engra,inl: houi-<' ~pec1ahzlng 1n
wedding invll allon~
Schwc•itZl'r ., prl'C errt•d s tyle
for scrollwork and plaque!\ he
methochcullv lurn-. oul I!! norid
beautirul and Mtt•n regal, with
arge mlrodul·lon letter., or
border In .cold lt•ar and crimsons
and blues
He has cxec·ulcd scroll~ for \!J.S. presidenb ford, Nixon, and
'tormer Cullrorn iu governor
Ronald Reugan uncl l!i currently
at work on a scroll for President
Jimmy Carter
Luuna Beach Police Chief Jon
Sp'arb b tc:beduled to Introduce
controversial San Francl11co
Sberilf R.tcbatrd Hon1l1lo, who
oallllon for Human Rlihta
• Wednesd.,.lnAnahelm.
THRIVES ON WORK
Scribe Schweitzer
Schweitzer says his mo:.l am
bilious piece Is a plaque done for
his brother Emanuel. 73. a Long
t 1sland physician forced lnto re
t1remenl by poor health.
He feels bis own work Is what
has helped keep him vigorous,
healthy and well and 1t Is obvious
that to the Laguna Scribe his
work and his play are one and the
same.
"As long as you have a 10 a.m.
to 10 pm. workday, you might as
we ll make use of It,•· says
Schweitzer. who ls aenerally in
his booth at the Laruna Canyon
Road Art·A·Falr festival. "I do
all my commercial work here.
unlike some of these others who
sil and gab or knit "
Schweitzer's work ethic is em·
phasized in the customized
Schweitzer famUy crest be re·
cenlly completed.
It has an artist's palette in a
hon's paw and. at the base, a
cross·section of a human brain.
The brain Is surrounded by nine
tiny little droplets of llquld.
"Know what those are?" he
asks ... Drops of sweat. Success la
nine·tenths perspiration and one·
tenth inspiration."
Matthew answered a knock on the door and was
POIJCE TERMED the shooting senseless.
Westminster Police Officer Earle Graham said
investlgaton believe that tho 1u.spect bad been roam·
lne through the huge apartment complex, knockin'
on dOOl'I at random while seeldnJ drugs.
Graham aald the man apparenUy became out-
raged because be couldn't find any narcotics and
believed tha\ someone in the complex had been stall·
ing him In order to call police. ·
Graham said the assailant went to his car to get
the gun before shooting McKeone.
"WE KNOW OF no reasons why he chose this
particular apartment to do the shooting,•• Graham
~aid. "McKeone was a totally innocent party."
McKeone immediately needed 27 pints or blood at
Fountain Valley Community Hospital and bis llCe was
saved at that time by a large number of blood donors.
Before his death over the weekend, the wounded
youth underwent six major operations. His right leg
was amputated.
A coroner·s investigator said his death was due to
peritonitis and was related to the· gunshot wound in
his abdomen. ' ·
A FUNERAL MASS was recited Monday In
Garden Grove. McKeone was living tn that clty with
hla uncle and aunt and was ·employed as a atoc:k clerk
at an Anaheim manufacturing firm.
His remains were shipped to his parents• home
near Pittsburgh, Pa.
Anthony Thomas Owen, 25, of Santa Ana, was ar-
rested a few days after the incident in Westmin&ter.
HE IS BEING held in Orange County Jail in lieu
of $.50,000 bail. ·
Police say they are now seeking a murder com-
plaint against Owen because of McKeone's death.
Olding Ends Eight Bills _Stuclfed
With Fatal , Panel Eyes Porno Law
Pl C h sometimes ln comblnatlon. ane ras SACRAMENT 0 (AP) -''Today the pro.stilutes' trick is Some would redettne the word
Everyone at the leglslatlve hear· to tum .~eh' ooscenities into free obscenity, on which the court
Two Orange Coast men killed. ine on child pornoaraphy ap· speech aaldone. system hutbelaatword.
Sunday when their light airplane peared wimna to help stamp It But representatives or the Others would increase .
plummeted into a lonely canyon out. American Civil Liberties Union p enalties on present laws, stake
ncur Big Bear Lake were ap· But no one seemed to know how and California Attorneys for out protection of children as
purenlly on a weekend outing to write a law that the courts Criminal J~s~ice objected that more Important than other con·
with relatives or one victim. would let stand. s ome provisions would hove slderations, or go·anerthosewho
The dead men were identified That was the scene late Mon· onerous si~e effects. although no employ or profit. from mi.Don for
lateMondayas pllotRaymondC. day before the Assembly onespokunfavorofchtldpomo-suchuses.
Orzulak. 28, of 4632 Havenhurst Criminal Justice Committee. graphy. . Sen Bob Wilson <D·La Mesa).
Circle, lrvtne, and Gary L. Nuss, The members heard testimony "Many or these _bills pose whose bill -SB 470 -contains a
of 508 Hunungton Street. Hunt· on eieht bills aimed against the trem~~ous constitutional prot>. detailed definition, admitted that
1ngton Beach Both men died on use or children and minors in lems, srudone. If pasaed, it would face a court
1 m pact. a ccording lo San making porno1raph1c matenals. "What we're dealing with here challenge. But if pot, the sale of
Bernardino County sheriff's of· After two hours. the members is properly free speech" s rud picture magazines or nude
f1c1als. decided to mull them till the next another. ' chlldren ln suegestlve poses
Sher1fC's investigators report· meeting Friday. The authors, each with wide would conUnue.
ed the two men had been vtsiting Law enforce ment officers citizen backing, attacked the "So I tb1nk it's worth lhe cam·
Orzuhuc 's brother. who lives In pleaded for laws with teeth. problem In different ways, ble."
the Big Bear Lake area, prior to ------------------------------------
the crash.
Several w1tnei.ses told tn·
vest1gators the s 1ngle·engine
Cesi.nu 172 was fiylng at treetop
level and buzzing campgrounds
near the lake just before the 7:40
p.m. crash.
A 1''ederal Aviation Ad ·
ministration <FAA> ofricial said
Monday. however, authorities
don't beheve the airplane clipped
tree tops causlnf( 1t to crash.
· lie wus rty1m1 away from the
lake in a westerly direction
where the mountain drops in
t.'lcv;1t1on ratht:r abruptly," the
FAA .. pokes mun 11a1d
He c•st1muted Orzulak's plane
would have been 1.000 feet above
the rouah lerriun when ll plunged
and slammed into o rocky atta
"at an al most vertical descent."
The spokeiiman said the cause
or the crash I!) i;tlll under m·
"ei.tlgahon
Orzulak. who was a Marine
Corpi. lieutenant stationed at El
Toro. rented the light plane from
Mountain Air Service at Big Bear
City Airport. Airport officials
said the plane took off at about 7
p.m.
Funeral services for Orzulak
will be held In Levittown. Penn.
He Is 1urvlved by his brother,
Robert Orzulak or Big Bear
Lake, and hl1 parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Chester Orzulak of Levitt·
town, Penn.
Funeral arrangements for
Nuss are still pending noUfica·
lion or next of kin
118 Concrete
'Contractor'
Held in Fraud
A llunt1ngton Beach man who
allegedJy posed as a concrete
contractor and collected more
than $3,000 for work that was
never carrled out hu been jailed
by Orange County sheriff's of·
lie era.
Cbaraes of irand theft have
been filed a1ain1t Adonis Elmer
Addlsoo, 26, of 6922 Tucana Drl!~:.wttb tbe alJeaatlon that be llleeauY poe'keted '3,065.
lnv.Uaatora said the money
was paid to Addi.ton by Lacuna
Hilla resldtntl who 1ave Addltoo
contracts for concrete work at
thelrhom•
,
eas·-----...........
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•
LAOUMATICls Off at
br :att.ut wtlb Mlddl• sen at • CSO'lmlA~1l IAluaa Beach utlrY am.-momlnl, he sued om Uie wtndow at a lm.a 1&.rn.m ol
tiompe.r-to·bumper on Coaat
JU W&1 and obi«VM:
··I daft think there an
many t.ounw tn towq t.blt year
a there wctt last season.'' •
I swarly ehoked on my toast
aodJUI.
••ff.ow in the world do you de-
termine a tbina like that," I
•ked ... Just lock out lbere." He didn't have a ready ex·
plana:l.lon to his analyail. "Just
seems bite not as many people,"
be mu.ec:l
Now it appears lbat lbe experts
have come along and supported
hl•ri ....
LAGUNA BEACH, the Art
Colony ol our Oranae Coast, is
smack ln lbe middle of its tourist
season. Three art sbowa. are 10-
ing all at lbe same time out ln
Lacuna Canyon. The beach ls wall-to·wall sun·
burned bodies. The plannln&
commission la studying a pro-
posal to install more parking
meters. You know things should
be busy.
Yet at two of lbe three art
shows currently runnln&, of·
ficlals have suneated atten·
dance is down. Sally Reeve, the
public relations person for the
Festival ol AIU, figures lbe gate
has ebbed about lS percent when
compared to last summer. But
sh~ attributes thia to the fact that
last seaaon was an all-lime
record for the Festival.
Up the road and across the
s treet, s pokesmen for tbe
Sawdust Festival estimate atten·
dance has dropped 20 percent.
One spokesman attributed this lo
the fact that the Laaunacops
once called a slgalert on traffic
conditions.
I DON'T REALLY think you
can blame the Lagunacops for
that. Only last Sundaf, at mid·af ·
ternoon, traffic wu backed up at
a 11tand1Wl from the art ahow
JocaUon1 all the way IDland to the
San Diego Freeway. I mean
90Ud. Nothinl WU movtni.
• Some ol thole moto1'1141 may
still be trying to reach Lquna.
And yet, amulnalY, there were
at Jeut three crub• Uttered
aloo1 lbe hiibway which bad
become one Jq, thin parklna
lot. ·
One driver aimply abandoned
bis stat.ion wa1on out ln the mid·
die ol lbe road, both ends of it
crumpled.
How in the world do you cruh
and crumple when nolhint ls
moving? Somebody fiaured out
how to do it.
MEANWWLE, AS the Bil
FeaUval and lbe Sawdust show
are reportin& attendance dOWll
all1htly, the Art·A·Falr, a
newcomer to the canyon area. re-
ported an attendance boom.
Spokeamen Hid u many people
have viewed Art-A-Fair in tbe
first three weekl u aaw lt durln&
the enUre lix·week run lut year.
You ban to auspect thatA.rt·A·
Fair'• 1ucceu la due larcely to
ill new locaUon. Yean before, the lbow wu located on Coast
Hlabway where tbv. la no park· tns. Now it'• out \he canyon with
the otb• two abow• where th•e
ls 1caotparkin1.
Thus If you ever ftnd a p•kini
place ln Lquna, you mlabt u
well bani mto it and aee every· tblDJ.
'
. . . •
Bai ACted ~one?·
.
Playboy Test Says King ·Killer Li.es
President Carter served watermelon to newsmen and
his .brother Billy ~m ~onday alter a tour pf peanut fields
dunng his vacation m Plains, Ga. The weight of the
melon momentarily replaced heavier weiahts on his
shoulders.
NEW YORK <AP>-Lledetec·
tor t•tl have eatablilhed that
Jamee Earl Ray acted alone in
the ldlllnl ot Dr. Mart.In Luther
Kin• Jr., l>l.,boy ma1u1ne HY•
in it.I September blue. But the
warden at the prlaon where Ray
la being held aaya the teatl were
con.duct.d under falH pretenaea.
The ma111loe aaya ln a
copyrl1bted atory that tt ar-
ranced • u. deWc:tor teat for the convicted killer by John E. Reid
and Aalociates. lnc.
PIAYllOY CALLED Retd and
Aaaoclates "one ot lbe oldest and
most respected. poly1raph·
examination flnnl ln lbe coun·
try.''
Bay, 49, took the poly&rapb
lest in the preaence of bla lawyer
on June 22 al Brushy Mountain
Penitentiary lo Tenneaaee.
where he It aervtns a 98·)'eaf aen-
tence for the murder ot Rev.
Klna. Playboy says. The
mqazlne 1a.y1 Ray failed the
test wbea he denied killing the
civU rlchts leader.
Volcano Peppers Island
Residents, Tourists Removed From Resort
Rn'• attorney, Jack Kwahaw.
aaid tbe poqf:aph eumtnation wu (ault.Y. 'Aayone wbo can
read one of theae cbarta caa tell,"
Kershaw Mld ill NubvWe Mon·
day. "I am amaaed that a
retPOnllbte fl.rm would put out auchachast." ·
STONN&Y LAN~, Brushy
Mountaln Ptmlteotlary warden.
Hid he l'M aJlCJ')' that Playboy.
with Kerabaw'f belp, pmetrated
tbe -111 ol bla prtaoq IO soon
alter llay'a escape epltode. .. We got Roud.lnled ls •hat we
lot," Lane Hid in a telepboM ln·
tervlew from bla bom• Monday
nilbt. 0 We dldD't know unW tb1I
afternoon that Playboy bad been
in boreaft«tbeescape."
The Interview took place nine
day1 aft• rt.y•s capture follow-
IDI an escape from the prison
with six other inmates. His
freedom ended after lbree days
in the rou&b terrain a~
the maximam-ffC\lrit)' iastl~
tloo.
THE MAGAZINE released the
followine transcript ol the ccin·
venaUoa•r-
Q ... Dld you kill Martin Luther
Kins Jr.?"
A."No."
Q. "Dld you fire the 1bot that
kllled MartlDLuther IODI Jr.?"
A."No." Q ... Do you know for nre who
killed Martin Luther Kini Jr.?" A. .. No ... TOKYO (AP> -Hokkaido ( J are surprised by a CIA report
island's volcanic Mt. Usu spewed JN SHORT concluding there may be a slow· smoke and ashes skyward today ing or the Sovl•t Union's -
d '--· ed -"rtto-· .. -'ow "' TBE POLYG&APH de· an suv ... er r......... ..._ ~ • economic arowth rote i th t with thumb-sized rock.I, forcing -decade. .. n e nex termlned Ray wu not tel11nl the
the evacuali.on ol most reaidents ident:lfied seraeanta. actloo on a truth ln the above anawers,
ed u1~. •'Tberewu nof(ot·
t.tn1 or coerdm or aQth1Da.' :
TBE llAOUINC SAD I~
tervl••tr• then aaked Bat, •'Aren't~ blni wb• 10'1 •&7 you didn't WCl'k With aQJCJDO ca
tht1 escape?"
"No," be replied. •'J wouldn't
want to 10 into too ma.Jl1 d.ebUI..
but I'm not ~.f' But I dan't want to take ,.pa;wtbOI~
or aQYt.blnc. ..
lntervleweu told R•Y• ··~ay. 1W know JW'te a liar.•
"Yes. l 1m9Wthat:'laeaal4.
Senate Asks
Wuneilfor
Korea Case
CIUCAGO CAP) -Twoneb
after alYinl that DO I ... had
·taken cub paymenta cir 111ta
from South Korean lobbylatl.
Sen. ¥a1 stevenaon DI 1919 the
Senate Ethics Committee ta look· ing for a special counsel to bead
ita inveaUaaLloo Into the powSac
scandal.
The Illlnols Democrat.
chairman of the Ethlca Commit.
tee, told reportera at tbe
American Bar AuoclaUoa eoa.
vention here on MondQ tht& bla
panel probably will appalnt a
special counsel 0 wltbln tbt Deal
week or two." and tourists from the aurround· bill ln the 1tate leglBlature that Rep. Richard Bolling <D-Mo.), Playboy says, but tbe maclllne
ing area, authorities report.cl. would give lbem more time off and Sen. William Proxmire CD· jud•ed the foUowtna &DIW .. U "WE A&B o-&·-...
Scientists said there were five for good behavior and amnesty Wis.>. said the CIA findina is or truthful: .... .....,_ ...,. more eruptiona today in the forthehoetagelncldent. profound slpificance to Soviet Q ... Dld1n70Deulryoutoklll 1ettothebottom0Ublam.U..,"
volcanoonJapan's northernmoet leaders who may be forced to de-MartlnLutbel'KlntJr.?" Slevenaonaald. island. about 600 miles northeast Red Eeono•IJ SlolDs? cide whether to continue hiih A. "No... MOit speculaUon about m.,a1 of Tokyo and 40 miles southwest levels of military spendina. Q. ..Did )'OU arranse with acts by members of the~
orthecityofSapporo. WASHINGTON (AP> -Two anyoae to kU1 Martin Luther thu.a far hu centered CID the
The current series of eruptions members or Congress say they Kbd Jr.?" House. and it.I Ethlca Committee
began Sunday, and by late Mon· Mt~•• SlalN A. "No." recently named former
day most ol the 12,000 people in Expe • al GASTON, Ore. CAP> _ A Q. "Dld anyone tlve you any Water1ate special prosecutor
the bot 1prin11 reaort area r:amelit you"a woman who twice eave moneytoklllMartlnLutherKin& Leon Jaworakl u lta special
around the 2.400-foot mountain ... Jr.?" counsel. had been evacuated. There have evidence in cases lnvolvin& A ... No... Twodaya a10, theSenatepmel
b
_......of ualti H dr C members of the Hell's Ancels received lnformatlon from tbe
eennor ... VV&-cu ea. Y Ogen 8r motorcycle club may have been RAY PLEADED GVILTY to Ju11Uce Department CJD JCanQ ---&"---... murdered for revenge, 11ay11 a h rll aift .nvtn ...,. .. agn .. ~ Washington County Sheriff's of· t eAp 4.1988, murder of Kini. • ... a. · Due for '78 r1 ·al Helaterattemptedtochanaehl• NAPANOCH, N.Y. (AP) ct • • plea and bu unsuccesafully STEVENSON•ull:'Wta-
Rebelllous inmates at the ar.rvo-eom• Eastern Correctional Facility SALT LAKE CITY <AP> -A The body or Margo Compton, southt a new trial, attrlbuUna mentwbenaakedwbethstbtap-
here beld 11 boltaaet for almOlt Utah firm has announced plans 25, her 6-year-old twin daughters, the alaylna to a myat.erloua ac· :=~ ~=~~=
12 hours before releaalng them to market 100 hydrogen-powered Sylvia and Sandra, and Gary co~~. the June escape, discovered lnform1Uoa pdnUM
andr--' .. "tothelrceu.uon. carsnextyear,aodltspresldent Seslar, 19, a visitina Coaat R •-'dth tollledala ... ·bya-·•-• ....... l&U46 -ed1 b·~-w Guardsman f d Sund ay ~ e magazine he acted • "'"' _,....,._ day night. • pr eta J'\&Avaen w be availa· • were oun ay alone, altboqb a total of seven But be said be no lqer eoal4 '
No hostage was hurt, but two ble in service stations within a in an iaolated houae in farm coun· inma•---... ..;_a repeat bl• atatement ........ DO
prison workera and lbree ln· decide. try southwest of Portland. Each ~-....-. eenalof wu lrivolved ill~;...,.
mates were iDJured durln& a BlRlllnoeer J!WlnasR, president of bad been shot throu1h the head. ~·==.·"1if~ ·,;~ qw:~~ dal. sc~e~~~~-.ne p~qy ~~h~·~=======================~----------prisoners bad said they wanted or Provo, announced a three-year r
better food, dilmiual d two un· plan for development of the car.
SBIKIS PUBSVE
'SON OF S4M'
NEW YORK (AP) -The mysterious killer who calla
hlmaelf "Son~ Bam" 1n letters
·to offlclala and ll""PQen bu
bten on the mlnda ot Dla.Jl1 N.w
Yorkers, lncludlDa •ome tn·
trepreneun. Tmlul to cUb to on
the ldller'a 110torlety, they've
begun selling .,Son of Sam" T-
1hirtl.
The white T·abl.rta with black
lettering were on sale ill Ctntrat
Park Monday nlaht to pauenby
headed to a nearby cocicert.
The 1birta feature the crude
police composite lkttch d the .4'-c.Uber ldller, wbo bu Jdl1ed
slx psacoa and wounded aeven
oth .. tn llWe u:aore than a year.
Surroundlna the a.ketch are tb•
words, "Son ot Sam -Get him
before be get.a you.••
BILLINGS SAID the company
will •ell 10 converted Datsun
B210s for $10,000 each thill year
and 100 of thia year'a models
have been ordered.. hesald. .. BW1np was intervlewed In a
KSL-TV documentary aired
Monday DiSbt.
The firm bu a mulU·mJ.Won.
dollar facUlty near Ironton,
Utah, and crtmJ pateots on a
hYdrotren carburetor and coat•
veraloo •)'Item. ·
BJLUNGSSAIDTBE can wlll
be equlwed wtth a dubboard
switch that can transfer trotn
aaaollne to hydrogen. For
uother $10,000, owners can buy
an electrolyser 'lbat will
automatically recbarge the
hydroaen tank overnl&bt, be
aatd. In 1B19, the comppy will oiler
conversion kit.a, so motorists can
have mecbanica convert their
own veblclea to uae hydro1en.
BllllJlll •ald b)' then be bopelS
coal 1..Wcatloa plaJlta will beill opar.UOO. prod.ucl.n1 hydro&en
uab~uct.
(.~oast •• 1 .... , ... ,-... ,_,,11 ...... ..
* * * , ..... , ·• .. :
f /
Qpinion
On Hape
Altered
LOS A.'JG EU:S t AP l -The
tat• Court of A p1Jeal1 baa
alt.end &.be lao11u1"• ln • ~_...al ra~ df'<lt.IOD la wtalc
• judae warned ._. w o
hatdab&ke alone lo apeet llmla.al
ad•eacet tnm men wbo pick
Lhcmup.
Tbl •arni.ne. C'ODlaJ.aed lD u,.
JuJy .a> oplnloe wntteo bJ JUIUC9
L)'Dft D Compton. wu Ol"Cler..s
modllaed bJ the aame three·
JudJ• panel that heard UM eue. Mow~. the JualJces refused lo
uvettum their •. revenal ol the
rapedc:fmd&Qt'a ronrictloa.
COMPTON, alone wtth
Justiees Lester W. Roth and
Edwin F. Beacb. deleted from
the OlllrUoa a reference to U.. fact
lbe alle8ed rape v1cllm bad
"vohmtari11 entered" &.be vehi-
cle cl the delendant, Clllford
AlaaBuat.
Tbey al10 deleted these
pasaqee:
•'While it m~ not a peak well or
the prevalllne standard of
morality In society, a lone female t
who, ln light of all the warning
signals that appear almost daily
Jn the news media, hitchhikes on
the 1treet.s or a metropo\Jtan area
like Los Angeles, must at 1east Dea.-.~I•• Bodies foresee the possibllity that a man "'~•• D
., .. ,..,....
DAILYPILOT 4f
Laetrile nm· Killed
;la1elnbly NixB. 'Choice' For. Caiar Victinu ,
SACRAMENTO CAP) -but the measure's author, Sen: ·"People wbo are barualnc
Le,salltloo that w~:,i~:se Wllllam Campbell (J\·Heeienda people fOf' the use ol Laetrilo
UM ol Laetril• tor W Heiebta>. cMclued that be would · 1bouldbeiadldedformuder.'•
cancer vtctlma wu kllled Mon· push for approval •&lln ~t But u.s. Rep. Henry wumU.
da.ytntbeCllllomlalsae11>bly. year. (J>·Lol A.Dael•), wbo Hld
The. ~bly Health Commit· Tbe tally cm SB 245 wu one btileves Laetrile uael11a urpct
tee. t;y a U vote, defeated a vote short ol puaqe in the 11· · Ca11tomlatoawaltteder&a't•ti.n&
&enat.paued bill tbat had Just member committee and over-of theaubliaoc•. been ameaded to restrtct UM of rode emotional testimony from
tbe controv.,.lal apricot plt d• actor-com•Han Red Buttons.
rtvative to altuaUona 1n wblcb
tbe eattent wu apected to die
Aft1WA1·
THE VOTE WAS a victory for
the BrO'ND. ad.mlnl1t.rat.lon and
· the Natioaal Cancer lnstltute.
BUTTONS, WHO left the
Capitol abortly after teautylnc,
told bow b1a wife bu 1ucceufWly
fought cancer with the belp ot
Laetrile. The packed eallery ap.
plauded when he concluded;
California G11n Law
Advertising Slated
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Billboards, televisions and radios soon
will be lldvillna the at.ate'a crimiDall: "Use a cun. Go to prl.soo.
Don'tdoit."
The California Stop Crime Commisalon said Monday it hopes to
publiciie a new California law that requires alat.e prison sentences
for people wbo uae guna to commit crimes.
THE COMMISSION'S 1oal is to reduce gun.related crime in the
at ate by 30 percent. .
Republlcan Slate Sen. George Deukmejian of Long Beach has
said 75 percent of those who use euna during crimes are now sent to
state prisons, compared to 40 percent before the law went into effect
l asl January.
DONALD DNNEDY, bead ol
the Federal DniC Adm1a.lltn· ti on, and w um an HlG that
leaalbatlon of Laetrlle In
Calltomla ln any way would coo.
Vince aome people that the Ab-
1tance works.
Tbe bill 1tat.d that It was not
makinsauch aJudlment.
Approval ln Cllllor11ia would
..open up the floocltates f~ all
sort• of quackery." Waxman
warned. "Any d.n&i wblch keeps
a paumt from •eelna a physician
ar elves a false bope ••• ii not a
safedrue; lUJ condemnln&&hose
people to die."
KENNEDY SAID, "I would
urge YoU to wait, to the end f1 •
next year, when we expect to cet
reswta" f1 federal teata. uu the
Jecialature paaa• <Campbell's
bill), you would itve lt (Laetrile>
legitimacy far beyond what lt.
should have.'•
who picks her up wlJJ make sex-
ual advances to her . . ·'
"THE LONE FEMALE
h1tchblker in the absence ot an
emereency ailuation, as a prac
tical matter, edvlsee all who pass
by that sb.e is wilUng to enter the
vehicle with anyone who stops
and 1n doing so advertises that
she has less concern for the con·
sequences than the average
female."
Country and Western singer Dolly Parton provides quite
an armful for bodv-bullder Arnold Schwarzenegger a~
the two posed r ecently during t.1 photo session for Rollin~
Stone magazme. ·
DEUKMEnAN, who wrote the law. said 25 television and 65
radio stations will begin carrytng the warning messages this week.
More than !500 advertisers -258 ln the Los Angeles and San
Diego areas -have donated billboards for the campaign, be added.
Kennedy said tests have not
round Laetrile effective a,ainst
tumors in animals and that a
system for tesUnc in humans was .
bel ng devised.
Dr. Jerome Lackner, Brown's
health director. also testified
aaainat the bill.
Copl,ey Trust
$63 Million
The court subslltuted these re·
marks with a passage pomting
out that the evidence or the v1c-
t1 m in the case was tn direct con-
flict with that or the defendant
that the victim never clearly re
fused consent.
SAN DIEGO (AP) -The
late newspaper publisher
James S. Copley reported·
ly left an estate valued at
about f63 million.
The figure was disclosed
by trustees of the James S.
Copley Revocable Trust,
saying the report was be·
Ing flled in San Diego
County Superior Court by
the state inheritance tax
referee.
"ON THE CRUCIAL issues or
whether the vlcUrn ln fact con
aented ar wbetbel' the defendant
was aware ol her Jack of cooaent.
undisputed potttom of the record
concernine the circumstances
between the two become of im·
portance to sugeest inherent
probability .•. • ·
The trustees, Helen K.
Copley and Joseph P. Kin·
ney, said the California
!'late inheritance tax
amounted to $4,585,594.
They said the trwit had en-
tered into a final agree-
ment with the U.S. Internal
Revenue Service accepting
a federal estate lax of
$18,314,85.1.
.
The Ccurt of Appeals in writing
the new opmion Friday, refused
to revene its findings that In-
structions by the trial judge to
the Jury in the rape cue on the
?ise d a prior sex offense by the
idefendant was prejudicial.
I
' ' : 'Playing Footsie'
I
• • ~ FBI Probes Agent
Actions in Vegas
LOS ANGELES <AP> -Complaints that FBt agents were ac·
cepting free meals, show tlck.U and were "Pl"Yinl footsie'' with or·
ganiied crime neures a parted a probe of the buteau's Lu Veaa.s or.
lice, the Los An1eles Tlme1 reported today.
FBI Director Clarence Kelley conflrmtd that an investi8ation
look place, but would give no details to the newspaper except lo say
that the resulta or the inquiry were belni reviewed for possible dis·
ciplinary action.
"Scxne of our agenta are playing footsie with the same 1uys
J we 're tr)'ln& to pul ln Jail," one aaent told the Ttmet.
t
l Parb Ma11 Bloc!k Pe~ Plarlt
LOS ANGELES <AP> -Pl81ll f0!' a mammoth PoWtr plant to
provide electricity for 1 mUUon homes 1n Southem Callfornla,
Nevada and Utah may bave to be dropped lf th• U.S. refUMt to allow
it to be built near two national parka lo Utah.
U.S. Interior Secretary Cecil Andl'UI bu recommend.ct that the
coal.fueled lntermountain Power Project not be built neat Capitol
Reef and Canyoolandl national pules because of a posalble environ·
mental damaae, t.he Loe An1eles Tlmea r@Ori.cl today. ( J The -..s billion, 3,000.
• meaawatt plant wu l!r•at.cS ST ATE under the auapic:11 of ttie In·
termountaln con1ortlum, ·
· :-formed by the .Southern
Callfomla Cttl• of Loi Anaelea, Puadeaa. Burbank, Glendale,
Anaheim and Rlvenlde.
n't lose your cool
this· summer.
Insulate. Because insulation can help your air
conditioner keep your house cool in the summer.
And it's not all that expensive to insulate .
Especially if you· do it yourself.
Your investment becomes
even more
attractive
when you
realize that
from the
very first
day your insulation goes in, you'll save on cooling
costs. And, in the winter, you can cut the energy
you use for heating by up to 20%. Every month.
For as long as you own your home.
Visit your local Do-It-Yourself Insulation Dealer
or building supply store.
They'll tell you how easy it
is to survive the summer in
Southern California. Without
losing your cool.
Don't wait. Insulate.
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Tliey Should Refuse
C mp111i:11 frnunrt· tJuwlm1uro llitterntnl~ flied rt•·
rMU\ b) Or a.n.i•· Count~ ~fl\ t• 1upt•rvtsorai "lhO\\ thut u •1' UlC umt• cu oup uf tlunori. who c-ontlnue to heu11
dollaA th~ 2'U J>t>r' '"ur lo ht•lp tht•m prolong tht'tr
pohucal <'ar M.'U
In th · m~un , tht· he:uv) cl111101 "1 ut c bulld~r". dt·
'clot><'l".!I. cnganet·rN. lohb) iisth <And other• 1VhO ~1thor
do bu~in~i. with tht· t•ouu\\ ur ht1vt• w aila~e 1n count\
lttWL'TTlment d Cl!\IOTih .
,, Somt' o1 tho l' donon1 111 pn' ;.itt• <·onvcr11ullcm-.
<'UrS<'! the pohl11.·ul S\alcm lhut ticcmln"I\ mukc& hl'fl~
~nd C'Of1llf\UUU~ <0u11111u1an <·untnbt1tton:. •1 nt•c·••s:.an
• t•o:.l of dotnl( bU!->IOl'!>~ rur lht•m
" llo\\t'\t•r \\1th""" oa ft.y. 1•l(t'l'1Jl1011,. lht•\ go 1m
j pl.1\'&nJl tht· ~u1111uwn ctolla1 VtHn•• that lw' brou~ht
1 c >r .lllJ!t• t 'uunl \ '" muc·h J(rtt•I .incl l·mh.11 rJ,.~mt•nt
' \II lht· hea\' tl111101 .. nt•t·d to clo tu hwlt th1· tloll~u·. J t•un,umrnJ.: "~ :.h•m '' lo .. ,1\ '\11 tu lhl· uffu:c holdt-r~
J "ho cunl llHJ;Jll\ J~}\ fur thMt rn11nt•\
• \nd 1f n·fusJ.rlJ.! to fll('I ttw s\,tt-m dl'"' '"'" lht'm 111 ; .. ''hat pohtcl~ 1s t·ull1·cl ·-.l·ccs-. 111 "t>Vcrnmt·nt lh~n ~ .. j Lht> Grand Jur~ should tJ<.' told thiJt an Orange Count~
t ..tmpaign dollar., l'<rn Ix· lriJdl'd tor f;J\ or' from gm
: t'rnmt-nl.
I
? Immigration Facts
Pr~1dcnt CJrter s plan for lmnging thl· 11legul
ahen problem undl•r C'ontrol is sun.· tu gent!ruk pll'nt\
, of dbcuss1on hut 'umc ol lht• C'rtt1c.·1sm alrea1h
'oiced as nol e11t1n•h· valacl
• The plan ''uul<t"grant l'l'.,tdt•nt ~d11..·11 !'>l,1tus to lu"
'abiding al1 e11-. \\ho t:nll'l'l'd Lill' <.'ounlr~ heforl' .Jan I.
W70. t·riahltr1J.: thl•111 to <Jppl~ l1w 1·it111•n'>hip 111 II\ 1·
·' t•ar-. Tl11 -. • ., 11•,1,1111;.dilt• though a n·l:lll\ t·h ... m.111
JH'l'('l'(ll ;1g1• ul lh1· l'Ul'll'l\l 1·-.t1m:f11•d tllt·~;tl ,1!11•11
p11pulat1on \\011ld Ill' l'11g1bl1· ·
.\111:11' "ho t•ntt•n'CJ dltrgi.llh bl'l \\ t•t•fl 1 h.11 dat c.·
,ind .J.111 1 111 1111-. 'c.·.ir would be.· plan·<! 111 ..i "!Jt!C'tul
non clt•purt .i11l1· < :1t1•goi' wht('h '' ould t'nahlt• tht'm 111
r.:ma&n und work for five yeorb. but not to brmg in
rl'latlve orquahfy rorgovernment benefits
Presumublb' .,ome of these might ~Hmtuall\
ciuulify ror resident ahen status. though this 1s not
spelled out
It. is this a.econd category ihaL 1s being criticized
on grounds •t would create a new class or non-citizens
In fact, we already have such a <:lass . and have had
lor many years.
These are the "purolees" admitted to the country
over the pust three decades under special lmmigr:.t·
lion 1.>0licies uuthorizcd by Congress
Umler this lcglslution. the Attorner Gener~rl
·may m hll'I discretion parole an to the U .S iemporara
h un<kr su('h conditions as he ma} prescribe for
t•tncr~cnc~ rc:.iso11s or for reasons deemed stric~ly 1n
t ht.· public 111tcresl uny alien applying for adm1:-.s1on ·
Thc act ''ill'! used by Pt·es1dent Eisenhower an 195H
to .1dm1t, thou ... a rHh or Hungarian rcJ'u~ee!'> ,...,
11<11·ote~:-. Most r e ma1nt-d to bt.·c·ome permenent
n·stderft's und !tater c1t1zens
It ww. used m the 1960s to itdm11 m <11 t.• thi.ln hi.ilf J
mtlhon Cubans
It was used in 1975 tu admit 145.000 South \'1et
namese, Laotians and Cambodians as "parolees." ol
"hom 5,000 a year are permitted to move to resident
;J hen status
And it has JUM been invoked aga&n by President
Carter to Pl'rmit the emergency admission of 15.000
more lndo-Chrnese r efugees the "boat people" (\•ho
han• cst:aJH!d by scu since the end ol lhe war
To date. thOSl' bc11d1Ung from th1~ spt't:lill extt•p
I 1•m lo 1mm1grat1on rules h:.t\'l' bt'l'll rdugces of olll'
lo.and 111· unoth(·r·. hut the.· t•x1·cpt1on~ h;H <· l1et'n mad1·
\\ 1thuu1 damagt· lo 1h1· <·ou11tr\ .ind ''1th tht• .il1t•11 .... d11I~ n·g1-.1<·n·d ;11111 .1t.·1·011nt1·i°I l11r \\ llll'h ,.., ampur
t .111 t
So Pn•..adc11t ('Jrtt·r ., proµo .... al 11111wludt• lht· Ill'\\
n•l ugces I rurn µu\ erl' Jncl unt•mplu.' nwnt ,., pt•rh•1P"
not all lh<tl rt•\ ulut 1on,1r·.
Winning
Isn't Most
Important
Dear
Gloon1y
Gu~
Clue for J1\i'Pte York 1ffayor Candidafes
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(SYDNEY HARRIS)
If · wmmnl( rs ltl\· 11111~ thing.·
as m;,iny foolbull 1·nuches would
have us believe. whut doe:; 1l
really maltl•r ho\\-you win" 11
"n 1 ce guy!\ fan 1sh I as! .. how dh
. 1 we rate that Nicest Guy wh11 . I finished naalcd lo a t•ros!'. 111..t• ,,
common criminal Jt•1•1ed at by .1
-mob of sold a en."
Once winnini.: hl·<·11ml'" th<'
mosl 1mporl;in1 111 onl\
important
thing, lht>n
eve rythanJ.(
1• Ii. l' mus 1
nect.'SSarth
hc .,uhor
dtnalt' ln
I t Y. o 11
rannot 'a)
w 1nn1 n f.!
w1th1n thl'
ru l es" or
"within the law." because Ir
winning is the only thing, t~
rules can be violated and l14w11
can be broken. it you arl' ubl~ to
J,?l't a way with lt
I'"·' ~l'shoulddonatc lht•
.,talc' $2 billion tux sur
µtu:, lo tht.• Jt:rry Brown
H t• l' I t• t' t 1 o n .,. u n d 1 n
honor of the mun ~ hu
made rt poss1hlc
1. t-::-.ox
G•oom, ""' comm,nl\ ,,. '"'""'"*'o 01 ,.,.dtn .tttd 0• ,.., net•\'''''" n O.ct ttw1
•1t.,\ •f Utt rte•\P•Pt' ~tnct v.>ur Ptt ... .,,lo Gloomy c;u, O.t••• ft1tot
pla~ l'I'=> at c hc1mct1cally ~calctl
in different room .... monitored h.)
t·ameras amt tapes And tV1•11
lht>n. unsrrupulous player.,
would rind $0ffit' way lu ~··· ;tround th1:. Unll•ss you urc th·
eply convan<'fd that there 1-. no
glory or renl iaan to be had from
winning h) foul means. there • ..,
nothing lo sustain you in the U.Oll' or ra1r mean, and sporlsmanlikt·
behuvior
THE IDOLATORS OF 11ucct!.55
for ila own sake lend lo ju.stify the
anttcs or a Jimmy Connors or an
Ille Nastase on the lennla court
as "part of u fierce competitive
~rive to win." But here we must
apply Kant's 11 cute1&otlcul
imperative.'' This saya, almply.
that no one haa a rlaht to do that
which. if everyone did It. would
dissolve the social order.
Blackout Typified Problems
"EW YUHh Uunng lhc
thret· \\-t't'ks stnt't.' thf' gHat
lJlu«kout 111 1977. ma\IJral t·1rn
1hdat1· M urao C'uorno has bl·1·11
a-;k1n).( 11 11ut'st11111 that proh<·'> 111
lhl· c·•in· of th1-. 1·1t\ ., -.1tkn1'''
Was ltw 1111111·1• 1111·1·1• 11·-.trt11111 ti
It~ .1 1H1 ... 1i1111t ord1·r .J 11 I' 11 '' t.1·11
1 h1• light'> Wl'lll Olli '
Tht•n• hu., lic1•11 1111H11"''1·1 I 111111
1·1ty hall •If' polll'<' hr·.11lq11.111<·1 " c 1111mo ·..,
q \I l' .., l I ti II ..,
lt.1\ t' rt·<·••I\ ('(I
ltt1lt-puhl11·1I}
lo I 11Ill1 f' I'
I \ II 1 1· a I ••I
lorgl\ ablt· 111
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I )\· Ill u c I J l "
I ,1111ltl!Utl:'
I 111 ch to\\ ard
lht• Sept Ii pr 1mur~ Yet th1·
JTIS\\l'r • .., important Ye!->. poltt·f·
were under urderi. not t11 use
forcti ugaan.!>l looter~
While not .id,ot·ut1n~
blood1>hed. Cuomo trat1c1zes the
ci~· for the lack uf any plun to
prplect pr1v1tte pro~rty. lnex·
CllSuble ubsenteeism by poll ct of
rlceu ~gruvated failure lo pro·
vlde a back·UP fore~ of state
POllce or National Guardsmen
But Mayor Abraham Beame.
seeklna reelection. \)Oints with
pride to the handling of the
blaci.t>ut amid his journeys to
Washington in quei.t of more
federal money
( EV ANS-NOV AK )
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I'\ t'llt:-111•11· .1111\ 11 l•·lld lllJUSllf~
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l·'t11 t lw1 111u 11· l h1· hi ;1dwut
"''llllJ.( lid" 111.idt• 1111111' Jll'C\l'n
I !"II 11111 11111\ 1111' lnp ,.,.,UI' In th1•
111.1\lfl ;ill\ I ollllfl.Jlj..'111.11\ lhl•flnl'.\o
1 '"" .., 111 < 1111.,111!-11111! 1111· rcai
11d1111•d II\ I'"' 1·h11p.11 hit' krll1.·1
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l t'I f''>ff·d 11111\ Ill 11fftl'l0holdt•r-.
""'' 1.111 p1 .. 11 •1·1 '"''' ancl fll Opl'l t \
rhal m.I\ lw \\fl\ I ht• 1•arh h1i.:
lead cn111)t'd IJ\ l'\ fkp Ikllu
\lnwg. lht.· C'and1dJlt' or tht> left
"dasapp<'anng Although Muyor
H e a m c ., I t.· 1 ., , ' J t I a c· k ., on
C u n s " I 1 d •• I t• d f: d 1 s o n .,
performuncc.• 1n the bluckout
gained dei.perulely needed ~up
port, he has leveled off uguan
The .beneficiaries would seem to
be Secretary or Stote Cuomo und
Rep. Edward Koch.
Koch. once con11idered 11
stereotyped Manhattan liberal.
now calls for capital punishment
and attacks ·'the nut~ on the left
who dump on middle class
values " His telev1s1on com
mercleli. hav(' stressed low and
11rclcr J ltne echoed b\' Cuomo In
ht., lle\H'"' T\' spots ·But the :ii
perccnl undct·1ded vote shm\ n h~
ont.• p11 \ult' poll!.lt•r a m11nl h
hl•ton· t•lecllon cla~ sui.:~e..,ls
Kot·h and Cuomo an.· not c11nvrn1·
1ni.: the.· t•leetorate e1lhcr.
TllE WAY the bluckoul was
handled mdil'ulcs why ObJCl'ltv1·
•1ulside sources wath close polatt•
l'Onncctaons say 8.000 officers
faall'<I to ..,how for emergency du
t y that night Thl' principal stat
t•d 1 euson. Low morale und CVl'll
lowl·r seru.c of duty which tnfl'C"-
1 ht• cit~ 's workers dcspalc h1i;:h
puy and lavish pensions
Pcrhups anolh.cr reason for lht·
no-shows was the stundmg order
ai.t<1msl lht> use of force Wh1ll• .1
hloll<.h shoot out was uvoadcd
lh<•n.' W<'l'l' no prov1s 1on-. for
"Jtl•r guns. rubber bulleL'> or
ol h<'r non-lethal. crowd ·control
rl t• \' 1<· t·' N or w a s t h t· r l' a
moh11t1at1oii plan for the Na
11onal Guard or state police lo
quickly provide a depth of un
aformed olficers that mtf(ht have
deterred lootinJt
The result wus a burlesqu<' or
law enforcement that led to thas
often repeated farce aadly out
numbered police would chase
looters from u store; once the
police moved on. the looters
would return to strip the store. So
Cuomo strike~ a responsive note
when he caUs the city's corrosive
problem "a growing expectation
o( impunity by law-breakers
operatlnf( on the principle thut
1·nm1· doe.\ PJ'
\ :'\l'" Yori.. Ttml'' edatonal
folio\\ 1111! th1• hlttl'knut lalkecl
about 1 <1i.:1· "tl·mm1ng from
tht• 11111hll·m-. ol r:1l't' and ptl\'l'r·
h 111 I atl. tht• n•u I rage hc.•rt•
thn·t• v.t•t•k" lall'I' <·x1sts amon~
ordlnan JH•oplt• black und
'"hill· who pt•n·1•1vt< their gov-•
tornm<•nl as unJbll' 10 make sun·
!hat crtml' cl<>l'S not pay They set·
no CIVIi l'l~hls ISSUl' tn rampaging
hlucks with t·nm1nul records Jg-
norml! ·.,out hrot her .. signs in
lht• windo\\-.., of blac·I.. owned bust·
TIU: "llAGt:" of the ordinar~·
pt•opl«' ha~ lrouhlc.• relating lo a
t\ptt·all~ unl'nhi.thtened cam·
pa1~11 for mayor of New York
lh·.1m1• It'll' unC'onvanced
"''l'nl'I"' that lh!' ('ll\' IS on tht• \\a~ up ,1i.:•11n i-:ven les'
<'n·dabl>. Mr., /\bwg promises
.,he hu' lhc kl'Y to lht' federal
Tr t•a,un C11mmt'rc1als sho~
~oc•h na1hn~ :iway ul all oppo
ncnts and Cuomo talking about
ha' ltulu1n 1mm1grant fathers
g roc·crv store•
The pcoplt'. Cuomo told U!->. art•
· pust c~·n1c1sm · Bu~ besides
l'Yntc·1sm. there 1s mtk<.'Cl fear
hcrl' lh<.1t the looters may re-
assert their impunity some or·
dinury evening aloliunset without
wu1tmg for a power blackout. Jr
any candidate actually convinces
the crly that such crime will not
pay. he will be elected mayor
with th<' <'lf'menh or a puhlic
m:andr1ll•
There 1s no way to stop lhas.
except by the built-In rnoral
standards of the competitors
The laws of contract bridge, for
instance. say n othing about
c he atina or l•k1'ng unfair
advanla&t oC your opponents
These matters are handled in lhe
· Proprieties" bul proprieties
are a matter of morality and
personal conduct, and cannot be
legislated.
I N H I G H • L E V E I.
tournaments. the players are
now separated by a screen 10
that. they cannot 1&ive band
sacnals to their partners. There is
a barrier aJong the bo\tc>m Of lhe
table, 19 that they cannot kick
each other. But the latest scandal
involve• 1lvin1 lllic:il
informaUon by a 1ertea of 11ntlt1
andcoqhl.
IC all players behaved like
Connors and Nastase. there
could be no organized tennb; the
game would dissolve in conflict
and chaos. If everyone lied. as 11
means or getting ahead. nobody
C'ould be believed If we all stole.
nothing would be safe. and
society wo\lld dlsinlegf'ale
Morality ls a practical matter as
much as a high ethical precept
THE BLACKOU I "'dlsaster
typifies what ails the nation's
premier cit,.)' mlamanaiement
nt clly hall: lndi11cipllne and de-~Night of the Animals'
There Jt no way to atop
cheaUn1 In bridge unlHI 1111 four
WINNING cun never be the
fT\,Olt 1mportanL thm1. because
how you wln determines what
you are. and what you are det
ermines your value. to younolr
and to everybody else. When that
Nicest Guy told ua that.· 'the lc~t
shall be firat," we were beln1&
warned that the real wlnners and
losers are not neces1arlly thoee
whose namea we see on the
acoreboard.
'/An I._., p#!t» In tM
~ EMt. •• th# ,,_.,.
Did Government Set thB Example?
LONDON'S Dally Telqraph
focuHd on LoOtera. Vandals. Arl0f1Ut. Br'\ Ill Terror to City.•·
Londeri'• ~))' Expr-. aald
''Clvlllutloil ••nt out like 11 11 ht•• ~at ~· dUf.-.nt lhl1 time
from the blae~oal ln 1865? TMh th~re were Ml1 a handful d ar· em d noJtpHAefllt tnJuri ..
Thh ~ tbOulaada wan er·
ruted 11cl h.undreda of
pollc:emen "" ~ doleftl or U11D•~liaJVe4 n.·o ... ~n·,.. =--·wwa 1t1...:1r1 o1.,., ...
w ~ OblMetated • 1~ ftoln
t
( PAUL HARVEY) .
a bombina. Furniture
attowrooms emptied. From a
sih,(le car dealership. 50 new
PontJ•cs stolen. And tons of TV
sets, stereos, liquor. auns . . .
been i.ettma the bad example ~
venali.z.lng the producers to re·
w~rd the paraslllc -·
If it is government's fault for
11ponsoring the somethln1&·for-
nothlng philosophy --
How do we turn back?
Our Prctldent. our Congress
and our courts are not unmindful
of their complicity
BuL pra1ma\lcally. 1s there
.any way at lhls late date to re-
wean spoiled bral.S?
Th11 as the consideration which
mu11t g•v<' lht-m pause
DAILY PILOT
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One-man Foree
Florida Town of 600 Free of &.rnie·
U HA, t 111 f A J' 1 .. 1'Jtha, a community of
f lortda'" moat ttame·frff town And
r don t hclllt•te w c:r.Sll their one man
pOll lone i1 hu ky. dr wUn1 <Jff1cer •o dfdli:at
eid hooncf! arr tM tU1 dauabter
C'hlef D Rc1111ttr U)'I lb• town '*1PI• de
:-.f'n e tM trtdlt tot the town'• cltao record .....
Orlando with 87U roaldenta, had 108 caaea of larceny
haat year.
BUT T Ht;RE ARE ZERO AftL 11cross the
cnm" chart In Altha
. Rec11ter re1uJarty ael3 ve1etables and fruit,
anonymOUJ alfts placed on the porch of blJ home
tcro.1 the street from city hall. He drinks tree col· roe ut Che town., onJy restaurant.
0 •••
TU!!d!y.Augusti, 1977 r. ' , · r 'J!U!to~ Detmled -==•Iii!:: WASJUNGTON ( P> Details of the victory .... ,i:·1::~:;·.,.,·. •"'"i~ O"er lbe British ror at. Yorktown, the baUle ":~ ". ·. · ·• • : ..tbi~ sU!ect A1Qe mdependence, are t forth
" ':"''.· "~· ... ~ ~ • iR a oew M.fa • te\_from the NaU011al Paric
,.,.. • Service • ...
"Victory at Yorktown· The Story ot ibe Last
Cumpaien ot the American JlevoluUon" includes
maps and brief sketohe,s of the leade.Vinvolved.
Copies can be ob~ned for $2.30 each from the
Superintendent of ,Documents. U.S. Goy•rnDJent
PrlnUni Office, Waahinaton. D.C. 20402. Ask for
stock no. 024-0bs·0060·5.
''CO as•; l 'M PaE,UDIC£D," HE H.Y•
"The people are th~ potl~ and th. police are the
~pie.I ~y "
Reports at th~ f'tor1da Department of Criminal
La enforcement ahow no robbertea, car thena or
buralarles aa Altha ttu1 yur ur laat.
"The people here are the flnesl you ·n: find
anywhere," the duel aays.
Ilia eyet take on a hurt look ln explainln1 the re·
n•nt arre.l of his 22-year·old d auahter . He
.inawered a call about a fam ily disturbance. His
dauahtcr wWI Involved a ll1ht with her husband.
For fast relief from that stuffy feeling ...
nw •~t crunc• or •ny con equt:nt'C In the four
•1u ·m1h1 tc.,.n 1u·st ut 1'allaha11ee ,,..., • break
an ut A L H11uina'
"''' v1<:f' ~t .. twn i.lmosl
four >c<An. ago. And that
"'"' h) <An out•1der
lll·~1 ,lt•r '"Y' ht• "'J.. ''''"ll'IUUI> (Jf tht-
i.lt;tnj.14.'r .. , i.0011 ab he
Jrn\·t•d in town GettJng
word 111 ... break.an
Reg1sttr cruised lht
i.rea m his patrol car
and $0lled the stranger
as he casually lned lo
hitchhike out o( town.
Chief Register
turned on his blue dome
light, pulled alongside
and pushed open the
1J8SK('l11(Cr door Of hi..
REGISTER lTUISt·r
"(;t;T IN," T iit: SIX·f'OOT, 2:JO·µuund officer
cl1 .1wlcd "Diel )'IHI think that 1u:.l because th1i. 1s a
-.mall town. we didn't hove no law enforcement
ll('l'e''"
Small l·1t1t·'· lrad11111nall.)o m1111: t rime free lhan
urban area:., generally have at least a few reported
off ens~ each year
South Florida's Jupiter Island, J>Opulatum 352,
n .•portoo lR ca1>ei. of larceny and four of breaking
ctnd entering last year Edgewood, a town near
New York Looters
Weren't 'Hungry'
Nl-:W YOHK IAI» Hrooklyn District At
torney Eugcnl' Gold hu:. released a survey which he
said contrud1cted statements by such leaders ai.
President Carter that hunger motivated the looter:.
during the July 13 14 blackout
Gold :.11111d Monday that of the 176 people indicted
1.004 were arre11ted in the tx>rough 48 percent
were regularly employed, 41 percent were in an an·
li·poverty or educational program and fewer than
10 percent were on welfure
"The figures speak for themselves, .. Gold told
reporters. "They call into question the assertion
that hunger was behind the looting."
He called on Carter 1md others to "re·evaluate
their statemenL'i "
Gold said the survey showed that only six
groceries were looted while 39 furniture stores, 20
drug stores. 17 Jewelry stor es and 10 clothing stores
weremvade<l
L.!tJ.Boyd ---
Cooper Slow
On ·His lines
Not every :.choolboy knows that America
was discovered because of spoiled meat.
Wealthy Europeans liked m eat enormously.
but couldn't keep it from rotting without
refrigeration. unless they made tl exceedingly
spicy Problem was, too few spices. That's
what the early trip to the New World was all
about. a search for spices to preserve that
meat
WHIG
Q. 'You recall reading about that old
political party called Whit ls it true the name
alood ror ·we Hope In God,.,"
A Many thought so But Whil was short for
Whlggamore, a member of the Scottish 1roup
that marched to Edinburgh in 1648 to oppose
the court party
Q. "Who coined phrase 'Jet Set'?"
A. Same fellow who coined "Cafe Society."
Co lu m n ist C h o l ly
Knickerbocker otherwise
known as Maury Paul.
On Dr. Samuel Johnson 'a
watch was a short Greek
Inscr iption: "For the nt1ht
com eth ." ll wu his
me11aae to hlmaeU to live
well and Cully In hls re-
m alnln1 Umo on earth. The
enttre New Testament 1en·
te nce r eads! "For the
nlcht com th when no ma~ can .-ork. •·
FAST 1JDIES
Tbe claim that Mick!)' Rooney it moat pro·
bably the fastest male 1tuCty In Hollywood bu
bes eOnftrmed by R111te Callow, a veteran ~1dmOlt a.t yeara In th• ftlm bUslneu. And
s_,11Je: "~cleat female tud)', I tJUnt. •as
VlVien Lit'i1h. Slowest wu Gary Cooper,
wbbnl we called 'Coop.' He once told me It
took blm M leut 11 houra to t arn Just a cou·
pie o1.-.es ol diaJ01ue.''
THE CHIEF PUT B ER IN THE back seat ot
the squ1td car, drove her to the jail he uses in
HlounlJiitown and asked the Judae to deny bond so
~he would have to spend the night in jail to teach her
,. let.i.on
·'The JUdl(t: rc111ly laid 1t on her 'uui.e he knew
how bad tl hurt me," Reg11>ter i.ays "I won't he to
you ft hurt me l h4d to tell my own daughter she
couldn't ride in the front with me · ·
Tijuana Mayor Picked
TIJUANA, Mexico CAP> -Cattleman Xicoten·
catl Leyva Mortera, a cousin or former President
Miguel Aleman. will become mayor or Baja
California's biggest city Dec 1.
The voters elected him overwhelmingly Sunday
as the candidate or the ruling Partido Revolu·
c1on<Ario lnstltuclonal. Levyu Mortera. 37. will
replace Fernando Marquez Arce for a three.year
term
Billy the Kid's•
Denim Gang is here!
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Here's the lowdown: denim 1eans and vests, plaid shirts.
velour pullovers. Loaded with d~ta1ls: brass· tone studs,
pockets. 1topst1tch1ng, zigzagging. Mix and match colors.
choose navy or rust Jeans. 4 · 7. $10 Sizes 8· 16, 12.50
Both. shm or regular. Snap front vest, 4. 7, 7.50
Sizes 8 · 16, 8.75 Madras plaid shirt. rust /navy/honey/red,
4 7. $9 Sizes 8 ·16. $12 Cotton velour top, 4 -7 .• 8.50 8·16. $11
Jeans. vest. shirt, polyester I cotton.
The Boys' Shops
Come to the showdown! See Billy the
Kid* Fall fashions, tomorrow 2 30-4:30
While you're here,
ask about lhe contest'
Boys' Shops
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COSTA MESA: Mes.l Verde & Ad,1m'
IRVINE: Untw r:.11y Dr. & M11.h1?l~11n Dr
LAGUNA HILLS: Ah( 1,1 P.irkw.iv & !:i.111 brt1<10 Fri•,•w.w
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.
For Undeveloped Areas ER.4 Berw/it .
Set on Coast
, •·oo we hove to W'1te our nomei °'will
Daddy sign for all of u~?"
Camplna ~tnltl for ~ •• un·
d vtloC*l portJona ot th• Clt\'eland
NaUonal P'or..t will not be tuutd Wl·
tll further notJce ~cauae of tbla
1eason'1 ftrt dan1er, U.S. Forut
Service olt1cla11 have annOWlced.
Porat Sa'vfet apokesman Grover
Payne uld the dryne11 of the
brushland and the commitment of
foreat fireft&hters to blaaes ln Central
and Northern California forced tbe
camplnt permit blackout.
TEN DAYS AGO fire oauaed by an
illeaal campfire in a forest area
cloaed to camping rava1ed more than
~.ooo acres ol brush across the Orange
County line ln Riverside County
But Payne said It ls continued dry-
n e as and the othe r manpower·
consuming California blaies that
caused curtailment of the 18-monlh·
old wUdernesa permit proaram.
Until January, 1976, Payne ex-
plained, campers were restricted to
develoo•d camplnc areas. Then,
however, the permit system waa
atanec:t to give campers a chance to use remote, undeveloped areu u
well.
WHILE THE restrlcUon continues,
campers are encoura1ed to use de-
veloped family campsites whJch are
fllled on a first-come, llrst·•erved
baels.
In addition, campers may book
group campsites tor 20 to 100 vialton
through Ticketron.
A Ust of group campsites may be ob-
tained from local Forest Service of.
fices or by writing Forest Head-
quarters, 880 Front St., Room S·S·S,
San Die&o 92188.
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For the Record Ol'Y'"Pics Plarmed
For Handicapped tt0A0 MaMOttlAL
MOSPITA1. -~llUaYTllllAlt
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#r -Mr> w1111.,,, Jul '"'' s..i11 Yroer. l'-1•1" Vallo boy
"HCI DOTHIH
SMrTHS' MOlTUAlY
827 Main St
Hurvinoton Bedch
536-6539
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COLOHIAL fUHHAL
HO Ml
7801 BolsaAvP
Westmonstr r
893-3525
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Cemetery Mortuary
Chapel
3500 Pac1l1c View Drive
Newport
Callforn1a
644-2700
Mc COi MiCK
MOITUAlllS
Laguna Beach
494.941 5
Laguna Hill'>
7&8·0933
San Juan Capistrano
495-1776
IALTl·IH6HOM
FUHll.il HOMI
Corona del Mar 6 73.9450
Costa Mesa 646-2424
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110 Broadwav
Costa Mei;a
15-42·9150
SMITH TVTMtU UMI
COST A Mls.t. CHAf'll
427 E t7th St
Costa Mesa • 15-46-4888
Santa Ana Chapel
518 N Broadway
Santa Ana• 547-4131 •
Mr -MrL. ~ Ke._, 116
WHI J-, CAita #MU, lloy
Ml ... Mr'L •-.rt """"*· "" l"ort .-..-. H.wport heclt, lloy
Mr -Mn. Te<T...ce51\anwe!l.U20
l nd Ave,,.., Corona CS.I Mer, 0 1r1
Mr end AoltL T.,ry ~r. ''" M<l'_,_mlMt.r,lloy
JMfy14,lffl
Mr al\d Mr1. All.., JoM •, IUO
P'•llenlNI. Fountain Veller, olrl
Mr ...0 Mn Wfjll.,,, 11\IO.l'-U lt
!>lerro El.,.,., lrvlM ,Qlrl
Mr 1n0 Mn Terry Clew .,oer. ... ,
Mt FMJdtnAv•nuc. Wt\t"'•n•ler, bOy Jiffy IS, lf17
M r ano Mrs Mleahtl Ba~er. 11111
Put rt•llltl Oro. Mll\lon Vltlo girl
M r •nd Mn RICky Al<IWlrd• 14H•
Et"' C1rclt1. Fount1lnV1llt"Y Qlfl
Mr and Mo 0.k•r Hln1 JOIST Powo
S<1nll-. !Min J-. CtPhlr....,, Qlrl
Mr •""3 Mn JOM'Pf\ De rrow, 1150
AO.ml. T »I Cool• Mew, bOy
Mr ...0 Ml'l. V1<1or Jk l"lo, tS71
f rleri.coul'I Orlve. H""llf\OIOI\ Beach.
t lrl
July"· 1'11 Mr. and AM\. Oavld llr-•. 1'311
Hew......,. ~. Huntlnglon Beach, Olrl
"'" -Mrs B<uco MIMll. llJSS Gum Tr" ~. HU111i"910<1 hac:ll,
etrl
M r -Mn Jet-G ... y....,, 40) 11111
SlrHI •C H""lll\QlonBta<h,bOy
Mr an0 Mn 11-n ~Id. 11941
VI• $ema 1Mr1e Minion 11 .. 10. bov
July 11. 1m
Mr 111d Mr\ GloM Guidry. S191
P-.!u.a 0r1 ... Hunllnol°" Beac:h. Qlrl
M r a.nd Mo OICk l(~I !IOU Eo _ _.., Hun11no1on .. acll.b0r
Mr -Mt\. Aalllll CurNnlr>Qt, M$1
Deatlt Netfra
a LA I It
BE nv JO aLAllt, •ffldenl of H .... ,.
lnQton lie.ch. c.tllomle. ~.,-away
Auou" •. "" el tlle eoe of .._ SM I• •urvlvotd b'(...,. llutOeftd Joe a, 81alr,
O•UQlllW Mery .Jo a1e1r. H_,,,.l11919ft
BH<ll. Ce •• motlier on LorralM
Co<k,.I anO br°"'ff Lelall9 Olcllr ...
bOlh Of HUQllH ~I .. , T .. u . ,lll'tral
HrVIC .. Wiii ba llele Sllft •• it.111.
14 In Hughft ,.,...,, Tua .. ,....,..
may <•11 IOdll'r ltwft J:~M to t :OOPW
al Pi.rce llrol'-" SmlU.' Mor1uart.
HunllnQ1on .. acll. ~lerte areCNr1
$ml1M' MofWwvdir.c~
oUtCAt(
MUVANT it.ZNAI(, termerly el
Leowne ... ell, Celll .. l\le PHM4
.... , ......... ""· 5'INI-.. ., tw. brol,...., Gere Kwtill.,., lA& "-'"-
Ca el\CI Y.,..MI Kwt111 ... Marwltlt,
,rar•u Sh.., Grace Oawfltlt, L.M
A""'-. ca. 3ef'vkes 11·1MM WM.,
Pecllk View ~I. Ef\lo,,,.,....,., ~ac:ll~ "'-....._ .. I....._.~
au<~ l"eclfk v.._ ....,,._., •rec·
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bOy
JOiiy It, 1977
M r anO Mn EOwaro U llller, 111'6
a1 ... Alll-. l'Olllllall\ Vellay, bOY
~1:1:,:1-:.!., ~~1:::v'°"· uw vie Nearly 200 sever ely handicapped students from
J111,10, m1 fi ve Orange County special education centers are ~;"~=~o~.°'' ~<•· 1"1 Church, expected to take part in the second annual Very
M r a"o Mr\ Eric w e11on. u•o Special Olympics sponsored by lhe County Depart-
eov-or1 ... Coron• cMI M•r. bO~ m enl or Edl·cation M r' •nO MO V1(10r $11 .. rl, ?0411 . .. •
OrewClrcl• ....... lll\Qlon8o<h.b0v The Aug. 26 Olympics will be held al the J.P
M r •nO Mo :.o~in. 1 Solen•. 1'"'~reeley Development Center for the Handicapped Qi rt
Ju1y11.m 1 in Orange and wlll Involve youn&sters from Gill
M r •no Mr\ wm iem c •• .., •Moon Education Center in Huntington Beach, Irvine 1n9 0.w lAnt'. tr111n.e, tJot
Mr ano Mn A1<1W1ro w 1111am' in• Development Center and other special educallon ~~v ~•·,;~on:rC::kM:C~~v ,.11 fa c11it1es
Pori s..-.ne. HtwPotl Buell, Qlrl
M r anO M" Brun B•Uo 10•
P•ll<en Plec.-. Colt• Mew, Olrl
Ju1,u.1m
M r •l\d Mrt Al•" W-•rO. H I
Co,.,.,. Streel, COit• IMU. olrl
M r . end Mr1 Mere LerlOll, 1100
Pel•rMlfl w..,. Ape 568, Cotta Mew, bOy
M r •l\d Mrt ltOl\Mlh Klno ... ,o
T r-o A-. !I Toro, Otrf
JlllyU, lfTJ
Nor efld Mn Sc .. I Siio<-JOi 61nd
Slret1. H--1 lleec.11. 01r1
Mr el\d Mr\ 11-Reed I0'1 Oua ll
Cire10. """''"91"" h ath bey M r •nO Mn A1<lwrd Or._ 1Jl4
L•urel Plett, H-1'1 8tltCll. bOy
Mr -Mn Go"(! WOl\Q IM1 W-
bOrO Ori .. , H""llllQton h e< h, Qlrl
M r -Mn A-• Oar,,.11 1111 5HI aa1-8 1v0. 8elb0e Qlrl
ft'r -Mn A-n 81.c:"nMI, lt01 *""°"' 0.1,,. "*•PG<' Beecl\, 01r1 Mr. eM MrL H.,ry $1Mft. *1 L• .. n
He,,.,.O.lw ,HunOl\Qionllee<h bOV
Mr •NI Mr1 Wllllam llot>I", 1 .. 11 Via
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Euewhere
LOS ANGELES <AP)
-Memorial services for
Ellnof'e Earl Heuhaw,
83, a member or a
pioneer California ram1·
ly and lonatJme resident ot Loi Angeles. wlll be
held Thursday. She died
l11t week in Medford,
Ore.
OR. JOAN HONEYCUTT of the Fullerton
Development Center for the Handicapped saidP.Jl·
hke the local and national Special Olymplca lot the
handicapped the Very Special Olympics is dealaned
for youngsters with more severedisablUUes.
The proiram started last year tbrouah the
Knott Development Center in Buena Park and wu
expanded into a countywide competition, 1be1ald.
THE YOUNGSTERS, AGED 3 to 21, will com.
pete m events including a ball catch, pine pons
dart, crawling race, circle throw, competition b•t·
ting and wheelchair races.
First a nd second phu:e winners of each event
wall recei ve medals and third place winners will re-
ceive ribbons.
Childrens Hospital
Needs Volunteers
Volunteers are needed at Chiidrens Hospital or
Orange County to help trained personnel care for
sick and inJured children, accordine to Frances
Staw1ck1, director or volunteers
People over 16'8ble to work at least four hours a
week are encouraged to apply.
Volunteers assist in reedlni patients, escortinc
them to labs, admittin1 and dischareiftl patients,
worklna ln the gift shop, tecretarial work and
recreatlooal therapy.
Interested persons should cail 633-8030.
ORANGE COUNTY
T .. rmn1ng
Set for
Diabetics
A aeries of tralnlng
classes for diabetic
younisters Is being of·
fered at Chlldrens
Hospital of Orange
County. The 7 p.m. sessions
wlll be held in Con·
ference Room 2 or the
hospital, 1109 W. La Veta
Ave., Oranse. on Sept. 20
and ?:1, and Oct. 4and11.
. Invitations are belnf malled to 10,000 Ora.nae
County resldenta for the ERA <Equal Rl1hta
Amendment) Oran1e County blncllt from T to 10
p.m. Au,. 211 at the Sheraton Newport. Reserv•tlom mu.at bo m .... by Aus. 20 by call-inc 842-5834 between t a.m. and a p .m. and •s151
· eventap, or bY writlnJ ERA Ora.nae Count)', c /o Karen Peters, treasurer, 2:m N. BoU.rbon St •• Apt.
M ·I Ora.nae 9211115.
TU AUG. IC BUPFET dinner t1 belnC
1ponsored by a coallUon ol 20 women'• IJ'OUP• in
celebration of the ~ anniversary of women's
ri8ht to vote and ln support ol pass.,e ol the El\A. A1J proceeds from the SlJ.~acb tJcket &ales
will eo to ERAmirJca for raUficatlon fo tbe Equal
Rl&'bta Amendment.
8arbara Feldon, wtio co-atJrTed u A1ent 99 in
televlalon'a "Get Smart" will attend, u wlll KNBC·
TV newscaster Frank Crus
OFFICERS Of' ERA Oranse County also are
conducting a statewide search for a aultra,ette to
be preeented the firat annual Allee Paul AWard at
the benefit. • .
Allee Paul, who died July 9 at aae 82,, wrote the
ERA. Sulfraaettes are uked to aend · t!Mir bio-
graphies by Aug. 18 to• 'Search for Suttr.,ette ... c /o
Nancy Pole~ Park Newport, Newport.Beach
92680.
Topics covered include
medical considerations
of the youn1 diabetic,
proper diet and emo·
Uonal aspects of the ill· -------------------
neas.
Classes are limited to
10 ramltles per session.
There is a $10 r e e .
Further Information 1s
available by calling
633-6030. extension 7194.
STIMULATES
young minds
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New lower prices fro1n the 'VorlCIS largest seller of LeviS-'Ihe Gap.
Weed R'ateller
Curt Colwell, entomology senior, watches
milkweed as part of his summer job help-
lne with research at the University of 11·
linois. As a "weed watcher." he works in
sunlight and moonlight for $2.50 an hour.
Couple End
'Sky Living'
OMAHA, Neb. CAP) It was "more nice than
bad," but Bridgette Money said s he and her
husband, Sam, 19, won't m1sa their honeymoon
quarters in a lent atop a shopping center marquee.
The Moneys spent the first three weeks of
wedded life in the camper lo earn Sl,000 and an all·
expenses.paid Laa Vegas honeymoon in a promo-
tion for radio slallon K YNN
''IT WASN'T BAD AT ALL," lhe 18-year-old
bridesald.
After spending three weeks perched 2S feel In
the air, she admitted, "l feel better. I bke having
my feet on lbe 1round."
Some 200 persons were on hand when the honey-
moon ended and the couple came down lo a wedding
reception at the shopping center.
WITH TELEPHONE, CB RADIO and a port·
able outhouse, they settled in for the honeymoon.
"We got a lot of calls from an over," she said.
"It shocked us. They'd wake us up and say
something like 'This is a radio station In Florida.' It
\V8S weird."
They also had visits from her dog Gidget and
they adopted a black cat, named Marquee.
IT STARTED with a want ad seeking an
engaged couple for three weeks of outside work.
Their wedding took place July 17, just outside the
8·bY·l6-Coot tent camper on a platform on a mar-
quee of Crossroads shoppint center. at Omaha's
busiest intersection.
They were forced down twice on the second day
by tornado warnln14. Since their safety wu in·
volved, they didn't forfeit their chance for the $1,000
and the eifts donated by
aboppina center
merchants.
With the honeymoon
over, the Moneys headed
for four days In LH
Ve1as.
Goose On
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NEW YORK -The baby •poaum eUmblnl up
the back of Duncan Wriibt'• chair and onto b1I
1hoUJd wu only mildly CU.tractl.na, at least eom·
pared to tbt mynah bird RrteeblDJ obleenttles
downatalrl. Jn th.11 concrete Ju"11e, Duncan Wrlebt la the
head ot the American Soclety for tbt Pttventtun ot
Cru ltytoAnlmalJ.
DtJNCAN, WHO CONTftll trrl.D to tbt delln.· quencyolthat mynahT
"Somebody who thouaht teacbln1 lt fUtb waa
cute. ll waan't. lt'a another form of abuat. That bird
can never have a home. It would 1tt bounced from
place to place aa the novelty wean off. Tbat'a wh)t
It wu brou~ht here. I'll
ju1t keep lt here." ( J
And the 'poasum. Wlll AMERICA It find a home?
"No. A lot of people
would want to make a pet
of her but 1he'1 a wild animal. Her mother wu
killed rlfht here in midtown Manhattan, can you
Imagine. There we.re 10 ln the lltt.r. Our problem ls
to see that we don't domesticate them. When they
are old enough I'll take them south. P.robably
Virglnla, and turn them looee in the woods. •
THE IRONY OF AN URBAN 'poasum, or even
a trashy-mouth mynah, does not escape Duncan
Wright. He is a man of rare wit himself, but ol rare
sensitivity, too, so the sadness doesn't escape bhn
either.
Take Harvey. Harvey was brou1ht to him
because Harvey was mean. Harvey bit people.
Harvey is a rabbit.
Duncan Wrieht, with a chuckle, deslsnated
Harvey as hls personal Attack Rabbit and uses the
beast to help raise money for t)te ASPCA.
AT A FUND RAISER THE other nl1ht at
Madison Square Garden, Harvey blt three people,
including basketball star Willia Reed. But where
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otb ...... only tbe bwoor, Du.Dean Wriaht a"'
reuoafordiltre11. ·
"Rabbit.a aren't born to bite. Somebody teased
that rabbit and made him the way he i1. The pro-
blem ls not with the rabbit but with the per1on who
would do that. The real problem ls sod al.··
That aeta cloee to what motivates DWlcan
Wri1ht. which la not Just animals but all creatures
treat and am all, especially people.
AS A BOY GROWING UP in California, Dun· •
can Wrlabt never owned a pet. JI• 1raduated from
LoyotaVntverstty of Los Ancelei u a phyaicttt-and
worked at that proteaaion for 20 years. At Loyola,
tboup, be cot something more than a dttfff.
"Tho Jesuit.a 1ave me two th1nt1. One was a
sense ol commitment to fundamental morallty, the
other a senslUvlty to the obllcation to commit
my1elfto somethin1. WhUe I like arum ala, my com·
mltment la to humanity in all tta forms."
So Duncan Wrl1ht 1ave up physics seven years
ago and lut year moved to New Yortt to head its
ASPCA. Is that his idea of serving humanJty?
"THE ASPCA IS CRITICIZED, I know. Some
say all that Ume and effort would be better spent
J>revenUng cruelty to children, to people, rather
than animals . You can 't separate
humanitarianism. U's all of a piece.
"A society that tncouraees abuse of animals,
as OW'I does, will never solve It.a human problems.
Tum your bead when a kid throws an animal off the
roof of a building, just for fun, and you can damn
well bet that when he'a 16 or 17 he'll be mu11ini
people 1n the subway.··
Duncan Wrl1ht'1 passion is understandable,
but "encourages" does seem toostrone a word.
"NOT IN THE LEAST. WE kill 14 million dogs
and cats a year because there's nothing else to do
with them. Just bring them to the shelter, 'iet
somebody else do it for you, absolve yourself of the
responsibillty.
"Let the cat have kittens. Let the children see
the miracle of life. I say. let them also learn about
death.
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NEW YORKERS ARE SOFT ON ANIMALS
Pedestrians Aid Dog Chelned In Hot Sun
"Parents get u dog for the kids to take to the •
beach on vacation, then leave It there when they
come home. It happens all the Ume. ll'a the live·toy ;
syndrome."
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Tonight's TV
Big'11ights
KJIJ 8.00 -.. Por1ralt ln Dlnck ...
Lana Turner Bnd Anthony Qulnn are
cau&ht in a web ot lnlrtfUO as they con-
sptre to kill h r husband <Uoyd Solan> in
t.his 1960 movie drama.
ABC fJ 9:00 -.. GrUfin nnd Phoenix
-a Love Story." Peter Falk and Jill
Clayburgb portray loven with a common
bond -both are surterlllg from terminal
illness -in this 1976 TV movie.
CBS EJ 11 :30 --.. The Wings of
Eagles... John Wayne and Maureen
O'Hara are teamed again in this movie
drama from 1957 with Dan Dailey.
TV DAILY LOG
TUESDAY
iv•HINO
Joe·s w;te i~d ct11ld are kidnapped
Robert Loe.c11. Rowhnd Cuh •nd
~1nd1 ~e1th euest.
D (])<BJ (~ Cl)) Movie:
(C) (2hr) "Gtiffill Md P'lloetlu-A
LM 5*J" (dra) 76-Pelet r atk. Jill
Cl1ybur1h, John Lehne. Dorothy l nslu, lle11 H1m1m. Geor1e
Chndler. Two lonely peoplt meet by
ICQdent alld. lltlloucll they slla1e
httlt 111 common, tllty fall 111 kNt
Thtv wl11rhnlMI l'OlllJllCe a a brief
ent, IHlt • tlttll' little lime fOftlhel'
tlley desccrftr 1 new mt IOI tole
m Mtn "'""' s... Cl) Tiit VirsJnb11 fD OP!11 Tll11tr• ··rroublt in
r.11111· leonJrd B,,nslttn conducts.
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une1ptettd eme11encies.
10:00
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11 year-old aodsoo. 1heo who has
not seen the heulenant In 10 yms.
1\ 1n trouble with lhe law. U Ill) (I) fJD OJ ,olict Story tR) '1ht Blue rog" Orvorc,d, 111~
"pvtatlOll tarnished by bribery alle
t•llons. police ott1cer McGr1w 1s
given a second cllance. 11west1gatin1
charaes of polite couuphon 1n Ch1n1
lawn-1Ull as he 1s work1n1 oul a
rtconc11t1Uon 111tlh his e• w1ft a a11ews
fl ) lilftie: "Tiie Grut Mtll" (dra)
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Panel Wanta Input on Conttwt Adheaivea
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STICKY a\ILB -Many contact adbeslves
aucb aa tbol• uaed to futen noor tiles would be
reatrlcted under _utulatlona proposed b1 the
Cooaum Product Safety Commiialon.
Tbo commJaalon Hid the adhesives are tx·
lremely nammable abd may even ltnlte exple>1lve-
ly u.ndet certain condltJoos.
Under the commlaalon propo1~ sale of aomt of
tbt a:lhealvet 1n containers ol more than oo•balf
&Jllll would be banned.
Studies by the commluion 1t&tt have tndlcated,
offlclal1 aald, "that u Utile u one pint of extremely
nammablt contact adhesive may produce a aub·
atantial eJCplotlon huard." ..
While tho propoaed ban affect.a ooly "oxtreme--
ly flammable' prOduct.a, thoao with a Ouh point of
20 dearees Fahrenheit or leas, lt may be extended
to flammable llem1 with nub polnu u hl1b u 80
de&rees, orrlclals said.
The Oash point is the
lowest temperature at ( )
wblch vapors from a pro-NEWS TO USE dud ignite instantly _ __
when tested wlth a small
name.
The commissaon ls seeking comment on the
proposed ban and also wants comments on Ute
Idea ~ extending the ban to items with hither
flash points.
Interested persons should write by Sept. U to
the Office of the Secretary. Consumer Product Sale·
ty Commission, 1111 18th St. NW. Third Floor,
W asbington, O.C. 20207.
APPRENTICE MARINES? -The Marine
Corps has reached an agreement with the Depart·
ment of Labor for the operation of certam training
programs so Marines will be able to gel credit in
later Ufe for their experience In the service. Similar programs already have been set up for
the Navy and Army and officials said discussions
arc under way with the Air Force
Under the plan, service training programs for
selected occ upations will meet Labor Department
standards for apprenticeships in those jobs. A
person who completed service training could re·
ceive credit after leaving the service and begin
world.na as a journeyman In some Jobs.
Details of which Marine programs will be in·
eluded have not bffn completed. but a spokesman
said that the fint Navy training under the plan cov·
ers cooks, bakers and photographic technicians. .
NOISE STANDARD -There may be a JitUe
less noise from construction sites under a regula·
lion pr~ed by the Environmental Protection
Agency. The EPA ls settin& standards for noise
from new wheel and crawler tractors used in con·
s truction work.
Safari Park Report• Gain
Lion Country Safari, Inc .. Laguna Hills. has re·
ported second-quarter revenues of Sl,137,5'2, with a
new net income per share (before extraordinary
credit> of 13 cents. Giving effect to an ex·
traordinary credit of $4,802,298, net per·share in·
come was $2.8S.
The figures compared wtth revenues for the
second quarter of 1976 of $1,290,199, when there wu
a per-share loss of 19 cents.
Shareholders re-elected Harry Shuster,
chairman; Alvin (Skip) Alexander and Jerry
Kobrin to one-year terms.
Biiiard Get• Co11tract
The advanced materials tec:hnoto1y dlvl1lon ot
the Willard Company, Cocta Mesa and Fountain
Valley, has been award~ a $M,092 contract for the
manufacture of flber1laas contalnen for the U.S .
Air Force San Antonio materiel area at Kelly Air
Force Base.
In the past year, Wtllard has received eontracts
worth more than '4 mUUon from varl~• acenclu
of the U.S. eovernment for the mlllufacture of
fiberglass components, armored can and boau.
Allft'ga11 to Paw Dl.,ldelld
Directors of Allercan PbarmaceutJcall, Irvine.
have declared a replar quarterly cub dividend ot
10 cent& a share on lt. common stock. payables.pt.
1 to sbueholden of record Au1. 15.
The action is In accordance with a ftnn policy~
pay annual dividends of 40 cent& a •hare.
IAHI• Vol...e l11erea.n
Newport Equity Funda, Newport Beacl1, bu
posted a record $8.3 mUUon In loans durtna the first
six m<JJlths of 1971.
A tolaJ ol 339 loan11 were arranaed bJ the com-
pany dwin& the fint two quarten, compared with
1e1 loans and a volume of '2.1 million durtn.1 the
same period in 1978.
Fof the 12·month period endlnc June ao, the
firm arran1ed sos loan• totaUnt Sl.0.9 million com·
pared wttb m loana ~ $t mllllOll dwi.ftJ the
comparable period. endloa a year aio.
eomblnlni t.bJ.a atanQrd with new noll.e ruJ for air com,preeson and medlwn IAd btavy trucu
abould reduce noise at construcUon 1ttes by 1'7 per. cent by ise1, the aaency Hid.
Penon.s Interested ln detalla of \ht no&ae ~ cul.at.loot f~ tractors or wantiftl to comment oa
them abould write to the Standarda and R•aul•Uou
Divialon AW-471, Ottlce of No.IH Abatement and
Contl'c)I, Attn; Whtel and Crawler Tractor Docket
No. 77·2. U.S. Environmental Protectloo Acenay. W~,D.C.20460.
MOBILE HOME COUNCIL -The pvernment ls looldni far people to serve on its National Mobilt
Home Adviaory Council.
The 1roup advises the Department of Houahla
and Urban Development and there will be ta vacan-
cies thiJ month, lncludln1 four for people represent·
lng e<>nsumer aroups and community oreanlsa·
tiODI.
The council meets twice a year and pay is '100 a
day plus expenses.
U you want to nominate someone for the coun· ell, write to the Asslatant Secretary for
Nei&bborboods, Voluntary Assoclatlona and
Consumer ProtecUon, Attn: Moblle H'ome DMalon,
Room 4100, U.S. Department of Houslng and Urban
Development. Wuh.lnatoo, D.C. 3M10.
DIAllOND WARNING -Watch out for pro-
moters tryiJla to sell you diamonds as an lnveat·
ment.
That's the word from the federal omce of
Consumer Affairs, which reporta "a trowinl sroup
of promoters pushln& 'investment trade'
diamoods."
The office says that althouah diamonds may
seem glamorous, the stones offered In such sales
often are low in quality and hiah In price.
According to the aaency, you should never buy
a" diamond ol any value without a certiflcate from
the Gemological Institute of America or a
laboratory of equal integrity. Only a responsible
jeweler will know what is required.
The consumer office noted that diamonds have
increased in value In the last tew years but said
there has been heavy inflation over the same
period. "Those who buy diamonds for investment
rather than romance could be. ln for the shock -
and lou -of their lives," the offlce warned.
DEAP TRAVEL HELP -Amtrak bas
established a toll·free telephone service for deaf
people with access to teletypewriters. They can use
the service to obtain timetable WormaUon and to
make reservations.
To take advantage of the service, use a
teletypewriter to call 800·S23-M90.
Water Walleers
These two crew members Crom the German
ship Paul R. Russ aren't really walklng on
the water as they apply a fresh coat ot paint
to the ship's hull. They're standing on a
small wooden raft that allows them to move
about with ease. The ship was docked at
Milwaukee, Wis .. for the refurbishing job.
EdUon ListB Gairu
Southern California Ed1aon Company hu an-
nounced eaminaa ln the second quarter ended June
30 of 88 cents a share, compared with 84 cents re·
corded for the same pertod lut year.
Net income for the thtte months wu SM
million. compared with $St million in the second
quarter a year ago. Operatin1 ~venues in the
quarter just ended totaled $472 mUlioo, up from $&38
million in the same period ol 1976.
Edison's net Income for the first six months of
1977 was $127 million, equal to Sl.93 a common
share after preferred dividend requirements. This
compared with net Income of $98 millJon in the first
half of 1976, or $1.60 a share, based on fewer
weighted-average shares.
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Anticipated Tax
Fight Fades Out
By IOHN CUNNIFF AP ............
Among the items expected lo bt l.neludod In President
Carter's t.ax packqe ls one that ln some lnalances would
double t.be tax on lone·term capital 1aina, a muau.re lbat
some say wlll set off an explosion ~ controveny.
Don't bet on It. The Preaident'a f6elln1a on the matter
have been known lor a long UmeJ but ao far the ftelin11 of
those likely to be aflected baven"t ~ tc:nited. U there's a
fuse on thla one it muat be wet.
NEVERTHELESS, THE VERY NOTION ot making
capital sains less attractive ls bound to have an impact on
homeowners. investors, industry, the economy. PotenUa.Uy,
It is as controversial as any tax matter ln several years.
In an attempt to make the tax codt1 fairer and simpler.
those behind the idea uy th-1 lone-term capital 1atns, such
as you would make h'om the sale ol a house or stocks, should
be taxed as ordinary Income tnatead of at haltlbat rate.
That undoubtedly would simplify the
tax forms, wbJch are made complex and
longer by the need to account separately
for capital gains. But whether they
would then be fairer ls another matter.
First off. some say the tax already is
a tax on an illusion. That is, with infia·
tion running 6 or 7 percent on average for
several years now. many so-called
capital gains aren't real.
AN INDIVIDUAL WHO WISHES to cu1um•11
sell one $35,000 house and buy another of the same price, for
example, misht find he couldn't afford to do ao. Auumlnt
the house now owned was bought five years aco for '25,000.
inOation had added $10,000, the homeowner would find
himself after taxes with far less than $35,000, unless he
_!!lanaged to avail himself of a little-known section of the tax
c~~ -
From one point of view, therefore, it would seem that
the capital gains tax should be adjusted for inflation in or-
der to end the practice of assessing taxes on unreal, paper
profits. Instead, the assessment would be raised.
Other critics argue that capltal gains are a special lorm
of income, in which a greater degrei! of risk ls assumed than
b taken on by those with an assured income. A capital 1ains
invest«, it la pointed out, has a greater chance ol lostng.
BUT, IT MIGHT BE countered, the capital 1aJner
stands to make an occasional killing and. lf not that, then a
fairly substantial reward. It's the old risk-reward ratio; as
risk rises, so does the size of the potential reward.
Another argument for continuing the capital 1ains tax
ls that the country needs it. That is, new investments must
be encouraged if the economy is to e~pand and make Jobs
available for a growing population. I
Oddly, however, the arguments aren't being beard. No
cries of doom from Wall Str~t. wbfch In the past bas had a
tendency to scream murder even when the alleeed crime
was an assault oo the wrlat.
THE BIG INSTITUTIONS, which stand to be hurt.
seem to be on the sidelines. Growth companies, which could
be forced to change their goals to emphasizing dividends In·
stead of growth, seem interested but not concerned.
Perhaps. lt might be argued, they await a formal pro-
posal by the Carter administration. If ao, they should note
that a group ol Republican congressmen already hu liven
limited. euarded approval to the notion. .
The queatioo probably lan't so much whether capital
gains are desirable or undesirable, but why some of the
most powerful financial entitles in the land haven't apoken
out yet, for or aialnst.
That in It.self bas the ingredients of still another del>ate.
Early Gains Fade,
Dow 'Unchanged
NEW YORK <AP) -Concern over rislnf tbort·term ID·
terest rates kept the stock market on the defensive today. Prices were mixed in moderate trading.
The Dow Jones average of 30 industrial•. up about 2
points 1n a short-lived upturn at mid·day. closed uncbaneed
at879.42.
Gainers maintained a Hi lead over losers among New
York Stock Exchanee·llated issues. BigBoardvolumecameto19.9milllonshares.
The Dow had fallen 9.27 points Monday to a 19-month
low. Analysts said the depressed prices of many blue chip
Issues attracted some cautious buying today.
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of a 1 mon trlee to ne1otlat. lo cood f altlt with tht deal• Of
manuta • and 1n too many lnat.anc tb deal r °' maauf ac--
tu rtr 1trtna1 the con1umtr
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Tb• Dowae11ter•1 Lemon
GWde. due out next monlb. will explain bow to buy a car. abop for
• ttirllly 10U and lDJUta.aee and
uncMrltand 1 warranty QW.nn
aatd. at wU1 coat out-ol-ct.aters Sl.) •
Ht Hld the brochure will tn·
clud a table on wbat a dealer pays tor a oar so that tu buyer
can Jude• the dlff erence between tb• .Uck• Prtce and a falr dealer proftt.
TBB NEBD FOa aucb a
brochure wu queat.loned by an
auto iDdUIU'y apokeeman, Pbll
Workman of Ueneral Motor•
COrp. He bid•" oetroat ~1 that there ls no such thin• u a Jemcn, tbe term 11nerilly liven to a new ear that 6as problems 10
severe they cannot t>. solved.
Workman Hid GM bu ex· panded cuatomer aervicee. and maintained that 1P01t couumera
know how toa~ for a car.
avr QUINN SAID tt waa "aia
· appropfiate r"ponse for t.be
1tatt to )lelp people do th1np they normally could not ~o
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Sports in Brief
Injury KOs Mesan;
Simpson's Eye Okay
Detroit Lions kicker Benny
Rlcardo, a resident of Costa
Mesa, suHercd a shoulder
separation during bla team '11 pre·
season opener Saturday and may
be lost Cor lbe season.
"It's kind of frustrating Lo
work so long for somettuna and
then have It end at the beginning ot lbe very first game," mcardo
told the Dally Pilot.
Ricardo had kicked a 35-yard
field goal prior to bJs injury.
which came on the ensuing
klck.olf. He was aaslsting on a
tackle when two Kansas City
Chiefs closed In on him. Dt!tt'oll won the game. 17·0, but
the injury put a damper on the
celebration for Ricardo
.. t 'll have suraery as soon as
the bllsterlna goes down but It
looks like I'm throuah for the
year," Rlcardosays.
quarterback Dan Fouts and run·
ning back Mercury Morris from
the roster. ·
The two former National Foot
bull League starters were put on
the .. reserved. did nol report"
last ln order to be reinstuted.
they must apply to the league
commissioner's office
Neither has explained why he
refused to report to tbe pre·
season camp which opened July
22. a team spokesman said
See Briefs, Page BZ
OAKLAND (AP> -Wide re-
ceiver Morris Bradshaw caueht touchdown passes from Ken
Stabler and Mike Rae to spark
the Super Bowl champion
Oakland R&iders to a 40..0 rout of
the Houston Oilers Monday
nl&ht.
RANGERS RECORD
A TRIPLE PUY
ARLINGTON (APl -TheTex·
as Rangers pulled the first triple
play In their slit-year history In
the fifth innin& of Monday nl&bt's
second aame against the
OaldandA's.
Mitchell Paae and Rich
McKinney of Oakland walked to
st«rt the inninc off Texas starter
Roger Moret. who had not al-
lowed a hit. Manny Sanguillen rip_ped a
ground shot to third baseman
Toby Harrah. who Cloved the
ball, stepped on third and made a
perfect peg to 11econd baseman
Bump Wills, who relayed the ball
to fi Nt basemJn Mll<e Hararove
to beat Sanaulllea.
The game wits delayed fi v•
minutes while I.be tlanrera' rans
gove the team a standing ova·
lion.
.
React
Tempen are flar1nt ln the
clubhoule ot the frustrated ctn-
cttmatl aw u th• •truulln1 world champions try to 1et, back
in the National Lea1ue Welt pen-
nant race.
Unhappy over recent crttlcal
revlows, several members of the
Reds are feuding with the press
corps
Catcher Johnny Bench •s
miffed at what he terms
"cbeapshot artists," sluacer
George Foster u snubblna
"necaUve writers" and shortstop
Dave Coocefcion u. fuminl that he was s ngled o ut as a
acapeaoat.
At one Point, after Bench and
Concepcion loudly assailed
•
to
separate writers, team captain
Pete Rose interrupted the heated
outbunt to defend tho writers
and direct aoc:ne barah wOC'ds at
the ballclub.
·'The only thlnl this team leads
the leaarue in is suntans,"
snapped Rose.
Tho dilcord surfaced as the
Reds attempted to recover rrom
their worat slump ln years. Cin·
cinnaU. \fhlch bad lost 20 of 28
games. went Into a four·aame
series with Loe Anaeles Monda.v
niaht. trailing the first.place
Dod&ers by 11"'4 aames.
Bench was Irate over an artJcle
posted on the clubhouse bulletm
board that suggested the Rods·
poor pttformance this season as
John Stands Out
Ready I or Burial,
Says Cincy Skipper
LOS ANGELES CAP> The
Loa Angeles Dodgers had just
shut out the Cincinnati Reds 4·0
on Tommy John's two·hitter to
move 121~ 1ames In front in th e
National League West, and Reds
manager Sparky Anderson com·
mented:
"I'm not dead until they bury
me, but 1 have a terrible feeling
they're about ready to." The two·
time world champion Reds bad
entered the four-came series
with the hopes of scoring a sweep
and 1ettJn1 back into the West
Divitlon pennant race.
But the 34-year-old John, who
. has made a career or beating the
Reds, not only shut them out, be.
also slugged his first home run In
nine years.
The Dodgers host ClnclMati
tonl&ht at 7:30. The action can
be heard on KABC radio 790.
"Hitting the home run wall a
big thrill, no question about
that," said John, who has an 8-1
career record ag1tiost ClnclMati. •
··But to shut down the Reds like
that ratei; even a bigaer thrill. To
shut them out means l 've done a
great job or pitching ...
The victory ended a four-came
losing streak tor the Dodaers.
John, 13·4, hurled his second
shutout of the ae~soo and the
3Znd of his career wbll~ pitcbine
hia sevenlh 11tralght victory. ·He·
allowed only a aecond-lnnln1
sinale by G~rae Foster and a
thlrd·lnnln4 double by Ken Grlf·
fey . He retired the final 18 Red•
in order.
"He'a ·either the best they've
got or be'a trlcldn& \Ii;' sald An·
derson. "There was no preuure
on us tonight. Tommy John just
stuck it to us He pitched a great
game ..
John homered in the third off
loser PauJ Moskau, 2-3. and one
out later, Bill Russell drilled a
double down the left.field line
Third bas~man Pete Rose dis·
puled whether the ball was fair,
argwng so Intently with umpire
John Mcsherry that he was
thrown out or the game. An-
derson also was ejected.
When play resumed, ReHie
Smi<h shot a line drive Into the
left.field pavilion for hls 20th
home run of the season and a 3·0
4.f.s Angeles lead .
· ·'If there was any time for a kid
to make a bad pitch. that was it,"
said Smith. "Everybody was
arguing with the umpll'e so all
the pitcher could do was go over
to the bench and sit down.··
The Dodgers added a fourth
run an the sixth inrung when Ron
Cey singled. With two out. Rick
Monday singled hlm home
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titude dUrini 1prin1 ua1nin1. •
Manacer,Spart)' AQdenoQ hu
aareed ii\ part wt\.h tbe premi.ae.
"We wefe all wlned ana dln~." Anderson aald. "1'b
guys went to Hawaii fo~
television au~rteam com~-•
tion and made a lot Of money. '
Foster, whQse 38 home~ have hlm even with Hae
Wilson's atll-time N atlona
Lea,ue record pace, is refuslni
intt>rvlews With seveol writers. "1bere are some writen who
only ask ne1aUve thinp. I doo'l
plan to talk to necaUve writers,··
Foster said durinc the wedtend serlcs against the Pittaburcb
Pirates. Ho would not elaborate
Coacepclon feels be was un-r aJrly criticized aft.er f aillng t.o
complete a double play that cost.
the Reda a game a1a.iruft St.
Louis. Rose scolded Concepcion: "A
couple days qo he <the writer)
called you the beat shortstop in
the big teaaues. I doubt lf he bu
changed his mind."
Concepcion is nlrtin.g with the
major league record for fewest
errors in one season. He bu oocy
siit ln 105 games, one below the.
all·time record.
Afterwards, Rose &rumbled
over relaxed team policies.,
"Five years ago, tie had soD)e
rules." he said. "There was no
golf. tennis or swlmmlns on
game days. lt's dlfferent now
The only rule we have says I'm
not allowed to brinf my boy into
the clubhouse anymore."-
Rose said he was not sure how
h1b teammates reacted to hi11
sharp words, but added: "I told
the truth. I was honest.''
NoProndse
Tom .Lad·
--Murcer
~· f11run1 an Enaenada are most exclu~ively from the
States. Why do these peo .i IO there to fish'!
*"lt'a a dilferent world, like a
ailon to me," veteran Porter
a)'fte, a deputy tax uses.or
m Los Anaeles say a ''I come
down here about every three
weeb dunnc the summtt and
bave been doing 10 for 20 ye an ''
A former deckhand. Woody
Woodcock of Hunt.mgton Beach.
$ays: "I like 1t here It h.
~mething different. ll 's a good
l)lacetoget away."
.. A construction worker from
l\amona sayi, the personal atten·
don ctven by the deckhands Is a
biJ plus to him "It isn't like ~hing back home and I've never
en 11kunked down here," he
s.
uan t:scobar as a native or
Colombia but currently Is an
llirplane pilot out or Las Vegas
"l come here once a year and
flhtd it well worth the while I
BWEFS ... .
Coatlaaed from BJ
Gell ftntdC•
Alex Petric of Vasta has fired a ~·under-par 69 at Mesa Verde
Q!Hlntry Club lo win the eighth
touroament on tbe Conference
Western Amateur Golf Aasoca-
tjc)n summer tour.
:.rhe 19·year-old Arizona State
University sophomore Mooday
~Qllected four birdies on the
6JIOO-yard course to win by one
• stroke over Mike Stephens of
West Covina.
Four players tlcd at 71 They
were Jeff Port of Brentwood,
Mike Turner of North Hollywood,
•flrk O'Meara of Mission Viejo
and Bill Veile of Hemet
IV Kim Roll
FORT WORTH -Chuck Mer-
rell and Cheryl Davis of Fountain
Valley won the freshm an diance
flaals Monday ln the 1ecood day
of the 11-day U.S. Am ateur
Boller Skatinc championships.
The freshman dance dlvilloo is
for boys and Cirla 13·14 yean old.
rtavio Leonin Jr. and ClaudeUe Arseneault of Waltham, Mau .•
took second and Tom Wensel and
Monica Muray of Fountain Valley
finished third.
u1uaUy camp al RoHnta Bncb
and drive down ror tbe day.'' ht .. ,, ..
Donna Mitchell ol • GICl'&t.
Utah, i• unt of m "Y who ftlbed
for the tiut time out of
tnaerutda.
"I didn't know what lo e.ipect
when I went out. But when I ltlt
home, 1 had two Uttn11 In mind, I
wanted to 10 tb Mexleo and I
wanted to 10 ocun fll!\ln1 ao J
combined the two." •ht H)'S.
A naUve Tijuana man 1oe1 out
for the n1h be can brtn1 home to
the table. "l alwa~• Item lo 1et
fiah and even lf the boat 1oea out·
11de to fllh f« albacore. tt uaual·
Iv comes back and fla.ba the
local banks for awhile. Tht
fishing ii lood there.''
Bau. barracuda and bottom
fJsh are more plentiful and
seldom ts a fisherman shut out
from catching somethini in these
waters
A couple from San Dieco cites
crowded conditions on San Diego
boat.a during the yeUowtall and
albacore seasons u their reason
for going to Ensenada to fish.
A f.ather-son combination from
Calexico is vacation.inc ln Mex-
ico. "I enjoy flahin1 here more
than in San Diego because I don't
get sick. The water doesn't seem
to be as rough here," the father
says
When the boat goes outside for
albacore (about a two-hour tripJ,
yellowfln tuna, yeUowtall, sltlp·
jack and other spetles are also m
the water. along with sharks
Live anchovies for bail are
plentiful although a little small at
this time of the year.
Jig fishing is also a mu.st on
outside trips and passeneers are
rotated, giving each a 15·20
minute period lo man the hoes
and hope tor a big fish.
Deckhands do everything
possible to help first-timers catch
a fish and are helpful In many
ways, both to the neophyte and
the veteran.
Are the boats s afe and
seaworthy?
* * *
Tho out ot the le1lttmate
11ndint1 ue kept up and the bl1·
1er on 0per1te with two or
three cU•el 011n to aas\lfo a Hie tttum in cue of Ca,llure ol ono.
Plenty or lire preservers are
avaUablo In cue of emer1ency
on boat.a out or th• le11t1mat.e
J andJnc• alont them ain1tteet.
T h ere are occa1lonally
huatlers who are not coMected
wlth any of the landings, who are
trytni to •• nlhennen to 10 out
on their smaller boats, which are
often in disrepair. Stay away
from t.bele to avoid ~•Ible trou·
ble, such as sinking .
Landing operator Alfonso
Suurrey says all boat.I and
operators wbo have had trouble
1n the pa.st in this area, have been
run out ot buainess.
"I have been here 12 years and
in all that time. I bave beard of
only a few boats that have had
trouble," he says. "One, the Vic-
toria, sank but all 12 passengers
were picked up by other boats.
"They had a much worse accl·
dent out of San Diego last year
when the Chubasco hJt the Island
of Guadalupe. But nobody says
anything about that one."
Even though bunks are availa·
ble at no extra cost, they are not
available for those who wish ·to
arrive the night before and sleep
aboard.
"We used to do lh1s but not
anymore," Susarrey says. "Peer
pie &ol to having drlnkin& parties
aboard the boat and we were
afraid they mleht catch ll on flre or dlaable it so we couJdn 't go
flshint."
For those who don't catch f15b
but want to bring some back with
them, they are readily available
from vendors alon1 the docks.
Cosu vary for dJfferent species
although these merchants seem
to have any variety ready t.o cut
up and ice for brinaing back to
the U.S.
For example, fresh yellowtaiJ
sells for $1 a pound.
That's flshJng in Mexico.
* * *
Mexican Fish Facts
• ENSENADA A deep sea
fishing trip out of Ens en ad a, Mex
1co requires a minimum of ex-
pense and hassle.
Here arc the ins and outs of
what it will require and cost you:
Travel: It's 70 miles south of
San Diego, so from the Oranae
Coast area, figure rouehly 3SO
miles <round trip> worth ol ia.s.
Toll rood In Mex\CO Is S3.4S round
trip. The road ls excellent.
License: lt'a U.50 pesos (about
SS cents) for a Mexican fishing
llcenae.
Fare: $10 per person on the
boat, includes breakfast.
A rod and reel rental costs an
addltlonal $2.50
Lunch con.slsling of ham and
tomuto sandwiches and soft
drinks la available for a nominal
cost
No passport or papers are
neces.ary tor entry into Mexico
u far south u Ensenada.
A Mexican lishing license en·
titles one to bring fi•b back
across the border with llmlu the
same a.a they are In the U.S.
An Ice house la near the docks
and rtsh can be teed ror transport
or they can be smoked ovcrnieht
Ir you are 11taylng In town an ex·
traday
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by Tom S.tiuk
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2 Premieres in Mesa
ND StJJllME• mu.teal at Ult Civic
""P.lln1-..M b 1 aatlrtcal trt..tment ~ 1ueb Britl1h ~ • "Tm UttJe Indiana," on wblcb it b
iamlly bued. Tbt 10.member Colta N•• cut con·
ckta ~ Hewett, Candee. sa-.1e, M vk Lewl1, Ebe lldl . Jack WWcmbaebet, Fred Owen.
C.tM O'Mtlveny. Stan Wluick. Daryl lndea and
Jtidt.aH..,e.
Patl Tambelllnl. retldeot director oC tbt
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playhauH nc• ltt form UOD In 11a. ta dlr.ctina
the &hcJW wlth Oml11 Davit u musleil dli'eCtor Gd
Robb RJaa u choreocr~. Performucet wUl ~ave Wtdfteld•YI tblau&b Saturd~ for two
weeb at the CommunJty Cent. riditortum on~
Oraria• County JPalrtrounda. RMerVatlont ISf·NSt.
A 11· PE&PO•MANCE •nt•t•ment ••
•cheduled tor uvaoltl•, ... com9dy revolvln1
a.round three I or mer Texu cheerleaders wbloh
followt t.helr Hve1 from 1983 tot.ht present. John·
David Keller lt dirtcUni tM 8CR production.
Lee Shallet, Mart.ha McFarland and Caroline
Smith port.ray the thrff 1lrl1 whoH Uvu provide In·
•atbtl Into the chan,1n1 ol America over the Lut
aevwalyeara.
"VaniUn" wUl bo· performed ntabtty except
The Lorw Ranger/
_. Will Ride A.gain
•STAI WAIS" INI
l..OS ANGELES CAP) -Move over Superman
and Sheena, Queen Of the Junale. here comes -
with a hearty "Hi Ho. Silver!" -tbeLoae Ranier.
Intermission
Tom Titus
Monday at 8 p.m. with two 3 p.m. Sunday maUneea,
thrqb Au1. 21, at the SCR theater, 182'7 Newport
Blvd., Colla Men. ReaervaUona 8*1MI. ••• nu; SECOND PRODtJCRON ot the Hunt·
lnaton Beach Playhouse ln Jtl now format as a din·
ner theater, "My D1u1bter'1 Rated X,'' 11 in re-
bearaal (or an Aua. 19 opentn1.
John WUUama la d1r«tlilt the colDedY which wlll be a nnt tor local audlence1. Cut memb«i ln·
elude Robert Rel)frow, Ann Leverett. Patricla
Corbett. David Brown an« Robert Stackf.
"My Dau1hter" wlll be presen~ for five
weekend•. Frlday1 tbrouab Sund1y1, at the
Edaewater Hyatt Houae on Oout Hl&hway at
W eatminster EOUJev ard In Loni Beach. Reserva·
lions are betn1 taken at 82M583. ....
BACKSTAGE -Oranae County's two Sebas·
tian'• dinner theater operaUON in San Clemente
and Anlhefm have been honored by • 1pecla1 re-
solution ot the ooonty'1 Board of Supervisors. . .lbe
plaque ~nted to owner Ernie Verre praises his
tbeaten for "enhanclng the cultural climate for all
Orance CounUans" ... Sebastian's currenUy bu
"My Fair Ledy'' playing ln San Clemente and
''Carnlvai" at Anaheim's Grand Hotel. ..
TY'Soqp'
Aasmliid,
By Rabbis
LOS ANGELES <AP>
-The Board ol Rabbil
of Southern Callf Oflll•
have blasted tbe a11.,ec1
sexual aematlooalllra ot t>-....,,-~~~:--c·~ a new fall aerte1 on ABC
eot:SUtd "Soap ...
The 175-member or· 1antaaUoo iuued a 1tat•
meet •~DI the¥ "wUl not alt by ldly wbile tbe
moral foundat.lona ot our
·~•tt..Y are behis ~at· tered aown. .. Tbe rabble
called f cw tbe netwOrk to
"come to lt.a 1en1e1" and
rernove the provocative
1lluaUon comedy from
the fall schedule.
ABC .u~ently an·
nounced that lt was
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EyeOftbe
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changing certaJn scenes L-:....:.~...:..;..u:;;..a::..;.i.;.,.......,. ........ The Lone Raneer and Tooto will be made Into a
major motJoo picture by the Wtather Corp .. tlaus
joinlni other Jaraer·tban·llf• heroes on the allver a.creen.
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"FOR THIE LOVE
Ofl IENJI" lGt
''A BRIDGE TOO FAR" PG
No~-
"NEW YORK. NEW YORK'" (PG)
"THE SPY WHO LOVED ME"
"ANNIE HALL' {PG)
"YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN"
"ONE ON ONE" (PG)
"S~OKEY & THE BANDIT"
"MOONSHINE COUNTY EXPRESS" (PG)
"THE LAST REMAKE OF BEAU GESTE"
"BIT~ THE BULLET" (PG)
"ANNIE HA~L ..
"YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN" (PGJ
"THE SPY WHO LOVED ME"
"VIGILANTE FORCE" (PG)
"OTHER SIDE OF MIDNIGHT"
"EXORCIST If :THE HERETIC" {A)
The masked man first appeared on radio in
1933, end since then has been around almost con·
ttouously in the comics, books. movies and
televlalon.
"Superman" la now ln production in London,
New York and Canada, and "Sheena" will 10 into
production early In 1978.
Agifferent
kind of ...
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And l'*fffHJ.
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attracted widespread
controversy when flrlt announced.
SELL Idle ltema wltb a
DaU1 Pilot Clu1Wed Ad.
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NO ONE COUNTS THE RIDERS IN IOWA'S RAGBAAl·Y
ThouHnde of Cyell1t• Empty Country1ld•'• Kttehen•
"Got a problem" Then wnte to Pat Dunn Pat wall
cut red tape, ~ttmg the aruwn1 and actwn you need
to aolve wquihe1 In government and bu.nne.u Mad
your queatimu to Pat Dunn, At Your Service. Orange
Coa1t Dml11 PtLot, P.O Boz 1560. COiia Mesa. CA
92626 . .U matlJ/ letters as poaii~ will be answered.
but phoru!d hlqulnes or lettn1 not including the
reoaer'1 full name. address and bu.nneu houra' phone
number cannot be con1td•red Thas column appeari dat·
ly ezcept Saturdays.·'
DEAR PAT: Is it possible to form a small cor-
poration in this state without the aid and expense of
an attorney?
E. V .. Costa Mesa
BITE TAKEN
JACKSONVILLE, Fla.
CAP> -The police are
looking for three mug.
gera with lour sets of
teeth.
Otl• Raymes told
police he was walklnl
toward a bus atatioo in
downtown Jack.soovllle
when he was jumped.
After the three
knocked him down and
took his wallet with its
$30, they grabbed b1s
Sl 70 worth of dentures -
from bis pocket.
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ROCKFORD, Iowa (AP) -A horde roll• 1cro11 Jowa Jn the late aummer,
en1ul.flnl towna and eatinl every.
tbloittcanfiDd.
"We were 1wamped," aald Thelma
Koch, Rockford city councilwoman.
"They come in aucb a larce aroup -
thouaandaoftbem. ••
THE BOaDE IS RAGBRAI·V.
Translated: the Des Moines
Reglater's Annual Great Bicycle Ride
Across Iowa, the fifth auch ride.
No one knowa for aure bow many
persom are taking part in the ride.
becaU1e no one la counting, said John
Karru, one of the organizers.
Rockford was set upon by
somewhere between 3,000 and 4,000
bicycUsta making their way through
400 miles of back highways from
Onawa on the Mi.saourl River east to
Lansing on the Mississippi.
''THERE'S PEOPLE IN their 70s,
young kids, and older ladies ln their
wlde·brimmed hats," said Bob
Jarboe, a photographer with the
group. "It's incredible. The farmers
put lawn chain out in lhelr fields and
wave at them as they pedal by.··
Friday night was apent ln Decorah,
where tbe rldera found Luther
College's doors wide open.
The fieldhouae waa available for
swlmmin1 and aames. Overnight ac-commodations were available in
dormitories and break.fast was served
ln the college dlnlng hall Saturday morning.
THE WODEN WOMAN'S Club
called everyone in the phone book,
aakint them to bake cookies for the
· bikers. In Rocklord, they aold •.500
chocolate chip ~kies.
In Ida Grove. tho National Guard
armory wu opened tor showers and
east ot Castana, Robert Hawthorne
provided water.
"I've ridden a bike 1 lot ol places
and I know what it'• Uke to be without
water:• be sald.
ONE SURPRISED COUPLE were
Dave Trein11, 22. of Spartanbur1.
S.C., and Erin Potter, 21, of Stockton.
Pedalinl into Iowa on a croa.s·country
trip, they came acrou a pattolman at
Hi11lway 20 dlrecUne theal to turn
lett.
They did, and suddenly were sur·
rounded by tbouaaods or other blken .
"We've been in places where no one
had even beard of ~pie pedaJln.a
across the country,• a aid Trelnls.
"We go to Iowa and suddenly we're
partofalfOUp. Weird."
AT 'ITl'ONlCA, POPUl.A'l10N S9,
Florence Reynolds• County Kltcheo
restaurant was emptied of ens,
bacon, hash browns and aauiaie.
. "By~:3Q a.m. I'm 1oing to switch to
just beefl>Uf1ers. I don't know what
else to do," Mrs. Reynoldsaaid.
"I wasn't prepared for th1s." she
said. "I thought everyone wu goin1
to eat at the campgrounds,"
Bernice Kramer, who spearheaded
preparations in New Hampton.
populatlon3,620, said, ''Jt'f lhebiegut
tbio&tohappenhere since the Sara Lee
plant opened Ci ve yeari ago."
QUEENIE
Why smoke this much ~r.· .. .
For many yean In Callfomla, tbe proceu of In·
corporation has been a relaUvely easy tHk for at·
torneya, but lmpoaslble for tbe avera1e llldlvldual.
As ol Jan. 1, 1177 tbe law, u U appUet to amall pro-m corporations, makes IDcorporatlon euler and
more nexlble. Before consuJtinl au attonaey, check
out the book, "How To Form \'oar Own CalJlornJa
Corporation," by Anthony Muell.Ho <Nolo Press,
220 Sacrartaento St., Berkeley, CA 9'702). This 1ulde
tins you all tbe forms aad lutnctloaa necessary
to rue your own prontable corporation, al well a• a
I general dlscD.Ssloa of practJc:al aspects of aeUlnl up
~ a corporation. If It's atlll "Greek" to you, find an at·
., torney.
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Mlraor Too Y-9 te S..e1
DEAR.PAT: Can a minor file a small claims
tourt 1uJt, or must the plaintiff be 18 years old?
Any person who ls 18 or older may flle a aul& I -A.A., Mission Vi~~
this court. A mJnor may do so on.Ir Ube laH a par
or auardlan accompanying him lO file his saJt u
appear In court. J
Bf'ftC ·.~atural' Pe•t PoU.n J
DEAR PAT: Do you kn.ow ot 811,)' non-chemic
ant repellant? Ants are a real problem thia aum·
mer.
J. W .. San Clemente
You'll Hecl 2 tableapoou of saaaatrH leave•
and z cups of water. Boll UM leaves .ln U.e water fw
nn minutes, cool and auala. Palat on ut nuawa11
and l&ore leftover llquld la 1Jua or plaatlc con·
talnera,
Patient• f'h Beltr1 Mi-rut
DEAR PAT: Is there any mall order company
that sells clotblna patterns for fat people?
G.A., lrvlne
The ft.rm you •ant 11 called "Aba.ndaatly
Youn." Wrltt to Box lZl, A.Ddover, er Mm lor
more liitorm.Uoe. 11all c:oaapaay la atrutaeecl wtu.
tbe Natlollal AHoclatlen to Aid Fat People (Box
2a, MWord, CTMdOl.
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ln NOVftn"bc:r 1175 lhl . tmatt Stltcl Commatlt~ In· t~IU r ltuitd a r~rl 01& at• iru11•t~aon into ailtQld
CIA m1mt of Mafia I ader1 to arrongt /or tM OI•
MW~.iw&on oJ Premt., 1''idtt Ca1tro n ,~ olf() dUClo1td tMit Pretfdml John r. KA·
nt'd11 had o •·ctuu /rWnd" who 1imultaneov1l11 waa o "clot•
tnm:f" of Ma/Ja /tgur•• Som GlcncaPui ond Jolin RoielU,
both in fhl olleg&d CIA plot ·
Thi nomt oJ thal "cla~t /ntnd" -Judllh Campbell Ez·
ntr-«JOn waa leaked to th• prt11. prompting wiMIJ"tod
'Pf'nUa.laon Uiat 1h• WCI a lmk bct~tfl th• utu:ltrWOrld and
the WN.re llouir
,
Dan and Judith Exner at home.
\Nheelchair races are just
one of the activities
bringing the disabled
together for a spirit of
social camraderie.
Picnic Breaks
·New Barriers
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'I Know What I Am'
'Friend' Tel Is Her Stofy
BJ DENNIS MeLELLAN
ot•Dlltyl'ttetl .....
A vlaltor to Dan and Judith Ex·
ner'a Jtaaed :ierfront home on
the Balboa P ula presses the
doorbell at thef nt 1ate.
"Yes?" ub a volceoverthein·
tercom. Business atated, the 1ate
ls electronically released.
Bualneu, in this cue, la to talk
to JudJt.b Campbell Exner now
that her autoblo1rapby, "My
Story,'' which details her alle1ed
love affairs with President Ken·
nedy and Malla boss Sam Gian·
can a. baa been published.
The reason for wrilln& the book,
Mrs. Exner maintains, wu to set
the record straight. She has been
Jabeled a Malia 1py, an op·
portunist, a booker and a party
girl by thepreu and a liar by Ken·
nedy loyalists.
Dan Exner. the bearded former
professional golfer who 11'\&rrled
"Kate," as' he caUs bis wife, only
seven months before the commit·
tee report was released, escorts the visitor past the swimming
pool and into the two-story house.
On this particular day, the
couple's Doberman watchdog is
nowhere in sight. The animaJ
was added to the household
because Mrs. Exner feared for
her hfe: both Giancana and his
associate Rosellt have been
murdered.
JUDITH CAMPBELL EXNER,
whose stunning beauty ln earlier
years often prompted com·
parisona with Elizabeth Taylor.
Is, at 43, still an attractive, Im·
maculately-groomed raven·
haired woman who obviously
takes treat pride ln her ap· pearance.
Dressed in a noral caftan,
Mrs. Exner s at on a sofa In
their spacious livln1 room, which
off era a view ot the bay through
Jargeslldingglasadoon.
As she pref era, her husband,
casually dressed ln shorts and
open-necked knit shirt, Is at her
side. Throughout most of the ln·
tervlew they bold hands.
By CHEBYL ROMO Of• o.lly .. ,... .....
There'll be games, soda pop, a
bring your own potluck picnic
and probably alew ants. It'll bea
regwar, otd-fuhlos:iec:t picnic. .
but most of the athletes will be on
wheels. .
The Disabled Students Union ol
Orange Coast CQ1le1e la boldinl
Its flrlst picnic on the lawn at
Costa Mesa'• Wakeham Park,
Despite atatin1 In February
that she would not make the uauaJ
rounds of talk shows to promote
her book, both Mrs. Exner and her
husband recently returned from a
trip EaattodoJuatthat.
They also are doln1 talk show
Interview• over the telephone
from tbelr home.
Mrs. Exner thought Ovid
Demaris (the author-journalist
who wrote the book) woul4 hln·
die the interviews after public&·
Uon. "I was naive to think that
would be lt," she says. "It isn't
enough to say who I am ln the
book-j>eople have to see for
themlelvea."
WHEN SHE APPEARED on
the "Phil Donahue Show" In
Chicago, she says, the audience
was hostile at first, but was
turned around by the end of the
show. "They realized I was not
what they had read abou\ me." .
She adds that a Kennedy
loyalist had prevented publica·
Uon of one major book review and
that sort or thing would continue if
she did not make herself avail&·
bletothepress.
Again, she says the reason for
the boolc and the interviews is to
clarify who and what she ts.
Judith Immoor Campbell Ex·
ner came from a wealthy Los
Angeles family that often spent
summers in Balboa. She married
actor William Campbell In the
1950s. And after six years of what
she calla a "dluatrous mar·
rlage." she was divorced and
began datlnc again.
"In some 12 or so years I had a
couple of affairs -not affalrs -
love affairs in my Ufe," she says.
"I don't think that should label
me as a party girl or prostitute.•'
· Thrust into the llmell&bt in
1975, after remainina silent for 15
years, she says ahe reached a
point where she wouldn't even
leave the house because of the
humlllallon she was aolng
through.
0 1 CAN'T UVE that way. I
know what I am and I will not
hav~ P.eOJ>le saytn1 things other
than What I am. It bas been a ter-
rlble ftght. I'm still not convtnc·
Ina 10me people. But I am con-
vincing a great many others."
• She says ahe ori1lnally b.-d no
lntentlon of talklnt to the press
atter her name waa leaked. (The
committee, ahe notes, bad \lft·
anlmously decided not tn Identify
her because "they realized I had
no involvement with the llletal
activities of the CIA and the \lft•
derworld.")
It wasn't untU Kennedy's
former secretaey Evelyn Uncoln
called her a liar (re1arcllna ber
relation.ship with Kennedy) and
Kennedy aide Dave Powers said
the only Campbell be ever heard
of was chunky beef, that she de·
cidedtohave a press conference.
She maintains she was ln con-
tact with Miss Lincoln on
numerous occasions and bad
lunch with both Kennedy and
Powers several times. Mn. Ex-
ner says she can understand why
they were trying to protect Ken·
nedy, but not ln the way they did
it.
"I would bave been only too
happy lf Evelyn Lincoln and
Dave Powers bad said, 'Yes, abe
was a friend ol bis as he had
many friends.' ·
"I think It would have died
down and I wouldn't have bad to
say anytblna."
She adds that when columnists
were repte1entln1 her as a spy on
the presidency, they were put·
tint her and her family's lives ln
dan1er.
.. When we decided to say
something, a book wasn't even
thought of. All I was eoing to do
was release a statement to the
press. Now, I know that is very
naive-I know It now-I didn't
know then that it would just
make it worse."
It was in 1960-afler her
divorce-that Frank Sinatra,
with whom she claims she also
was intimate, introduced her to
presidential contender John Ken·
nedy, she says.
(Sinatra, through his attorney,
has since stated "hell hath no
fury like a husUer with a literary
agent.")
She claims Sinatra also ln·
troduced her to Sam Gaancana.
<See TELLING, Pagt'CZ>
BEA ANDERSON, Editor
Tueedly,AUQutt9,1977 Cl
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A DM.Y ~LOT Tueeday, AUQU9t I , 1177'
New Attitude Needs Adopting ( Ar1n La~ders ~
1>EA.Jl ANH LANDE.RB: Five
1 qo I married a an who
... Cll\'Ctted and bad two adopt· .. bo11-Ho paid child l\lPPOf't .
&.Dd .... the bco'I ... ry olh«
•Mlmd.
To be perfe ct11 bonH t, I
co.ddn 1 IJt.and lbem •auao I u.. u.y ..... not h1a n .. h and
blOOll. J told blm he'd have to let
tbe:lr D8W atepl at.her edopt UMm
• I'd cet a divorce. He fln&Uy
~·1eeated to the adopUoin and
,woudeid NEVEJ\ lo ... the boya qalA •
I so& precnut tut )'..r and
MW 1lie Ms a blood 100. lt 't been
Ulree ~ &ince IM't a.em thoae
adopted kids. Yest«day his ex·
Cactus
Crafted
Fred Harvey of Tucson sits
behind one of the tables he
ma kes from the wood of
saguaro cactus skeletons,
some more than 200 years
old. Harvey designs lamps,
planters and other similar
objects from the skeletons
of the dead cactus. No two
of the desert leviathans are
a like and Harvey plans to
tour crafts fairs across the
country with his wares.
Sagittarius
wlfe aent a Jetter aayJnt. "The·
boy1 a.re do!o1 lino." <Sho even
bad Uwt1a.U to enclole f.lcture1.)
What butna DlO Ur I thal the
bH no In don o telllna tho
boy1 they were adopted. J think I
abould tell them. They are 12 and
.t3 -old coou&h to handle the
truth. My hu1band uy1 I 'm
wroaa H aJ.a.o 1&y1 be '1 aorry he
1avo up hJ1 rlJht.to100 them -
aaod lt'1 my fault.
Thit problem bu cauaed many
flpta. My buaband clahm he
can't !:fnet about t.bote kids and
I am 11 unreaaonable. 1bey
are NOT bll blood IODI and the
tho\acht ol them rnak• me tick.
Wbo i• ri1ht? Shouldn't m y
bu•band t.ell them be'1 not and
never WU their REAL lather? -
TROUBLEBREWIN' .
DBAft T&OlJBLE: I •ave •••~• takeo the poelUoa &Ila& adopted chUcl.ren 1bouJd be told
early &bat they were .. ebolee.••
ud Ill a HM whore dlen II a
··~ tUt. &oo, lboald be Olplabaed.
Stnce )'OW' llu1band . ud Illa
former wUe did Nar cbooM to do
10 -keep YCM&r Dote OU& el ti. I
precUc:l youi:.:f.O:' to bave yov banclt twl )'OW' mantqe
to1etber UDleu yo.a fold out of
thll sltuaUoo comple&ety ad la
lllm do u be wtaba ha retard to
bu pny1oua fuaJ.11. .
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YouAdiust Weddings~·
and Engagements
WedDe.Say, heat It
87 SYDNEYOMAJUl
To .ivoid disappointment. prospective
brides are reminded to have their wedding
stories with black and white glo1sy
photographs to the Daily Pilot People
Department one week before the wedding.
Pictures received after that tlme will
not be used.
For eniagement announcements it is
imperative that the 1tory, allO accom·
panled by a black and white aloss)' pie·
ture. be submitted six wuks or more ~fore the wedding date; otherwise it will
not be published.
To help fill requirements on both"wed•
ding and engaf ement stories, forms are
available ln 11 Daily Pilot omcea. Fur·
tMr questions wlll be answered by People
Department staff members at 642-4321.
Betrothal
Johnson-Bushmlaer
An Oct. 8 weddln• ln t.be Community
Presbyterian Church, Laguna Beach 11 belna
planned by Janet Ann Johnson and Kevin
Bu1hmlaer.
Newa of their engaeement an4 f~ weddlnl have been announced by bet parentl,
Mr. anclM.n. Jerry A. Jobnsondt.aaunaBeach.
Hll parents are Mr. and Mn. BarTJ Bmhmlur
alao d the same city.
The betrothed 1radu1ted tram Lapna
Buch Jlltb School and Mtaa Johnaoa ttud1ed at
~couece.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: It's
been a while since you printed
the letter from Good Fortune
Cookie, Uae child who tbouaht bis
stepdad wu neat. I have not
for1otten ll. I'd like to advise any
perlClO about to wed a "slnate
parent" lb.at it la eaaenUal that
you airee to joint diaclpUne or
make it clear at the outset that
you will remain uninvolved.
Bellevo me, thla t. vita.I. You
aee, I too, wu "neat.•• unW it
came time tor my atepchildren to
learnrtibtfrom wrcec.
All bell broke loose •hen my
partner helm cballenainl my
authority and countermandinl
my d.ladpll.nary meuu.r• u lf I
wu an1nterferiq1tran1er .
U I did nothlnc, It meant more
trouble. My non-action waa in·
terpr«ed as lack of love t« the
children. It d.ldn 't take Iona for
the klda to pt ck this up. The result
w aa extreme perml11lveness,
arautni betwffn my spouae and
my1el.t and then -open warfare.
Tho kids couldn't care less.
They pu.abed our marrlaae over
the clltt and left. What about us?
We are as divided u we were
durlQa tbe )'e&n when we foqbt about them. But we atm live un:.
der cine root -like atraqen. •millDa Oil the outald• and crylnc
She's 'Board' No More
on tbe lnaide. Slcn me -
SUBSTI'IVrE
DEAa llJBSTITVTE: Yoa can tlaat Uvbllf Teo bad r:· dld•'t 1ee8' U1t •elp • a
eoaaelGr earl1 ud atra.JtMea
U1e eu .. t -or aepara&• ,..,..,..._IL
Is alcohollsrn ruininl your life?
Know the dancer alenala and
what to do. Read the booklet,
"Alcoholllm -Hope and Help:•
by Ann Landers. Eoelose&ocents
ln eoln .tt.b Joar nqullt ad a
10111. atamped, •elf·addrealtd
envelope to Ann Landen. P.O.
.Box 11985, aitcqo. lll. eom.
New Wrinkle to Tale
ByEllMABOMBECK
An ad in a midwest newspaper
read, WANTED: Woman to do
lronlng for houaewlle 10 ye~
behind ln everythln1. Must have
11tron1 courage and sense of
humor. Phone --
Now there's a woman I could
live next door to In perfect
harmony. I iron .. By appoint·
ment only." I learned long ago
that if J ironed and hung three
dresses in my dauehter's closet,
she would change Ulree times
during dinner.
The other day my aon wanted
me to iron his Jeana ror a class
play. "Which Jes faces the au-
dience?" I asked wlth my iron
poised in mid-air.
"Boy," he said, "you're 1ure
not like Mrs. Breck."
J hadn't thought about Mrs.
Breck in years. She was an an-
tiseptic old broad who used to
live two houses down from me.
She had an annoying habit of put-
ting her ironing board up on
Tuesd,ays and puttin1 It away
aeain at the end or the day.
From C1
(What can yoca expect from a
woman who lroo e d belt
bucklelT)
One afternoon l dropped In on
her • the waa presslni tbe
toques In ber IClll 'I tennla &hoes. .
•'\'ou know wbat you are, Mrs.
Breck? .. hald. "A drudae." ·
"Ob, I enjoy lrontna," abe said.
"You keep talldna like that and
someone ls loins to put you In a
home."
"What's ao bad about lron-
ine?" lbe rrtnned.
"No one does it," I snapped.
•'Did you ever see the women on
soap operu lronf They're just
norm.al, American housewives.
But do you ever see t.bem In front
of an lnlal.na board? No! 'lbey're
out having abortions, commlt-
tina murder, blacltmaillnc their
bou, undueoinc aureery, hav· lnl fun! Uyou weren't chained to
. this lt(lOlng board you, too, could
be out doing all aorta ot exciUn&.
thlnas. .
"Uke what?" sbe chuckled,
prHSlng the wrinkle out ol a pair
or sweat socks and Coldine them
' r
,..
neatly.
AT
WIT'S ·
END
"You could atve Tupperware
parUes, learn to acuba dlve,
learn bot.el management while
slttina under a hair dryer, have
an aff alr wit.b tbe Avon lady'a un·
enJployed brotber-ln·law, atng alone with Jack LaLanne, collect.
antique barbed wire, take a
course ln Hebrew Flower Ar· r~, start chain letters. •. I don t know1 woman, uae 1our lm·
agination! • .
I read the newspaper ad qaln.
It intrlcued me so that I dialed
the number and wilted.
"Hello. Mrs. Breck •peak-
ing ... "
Son ol a cun. U sure makes you
feel good when you had a part in
someone's success, doesn't it?
• • .Telling Her Side
.. , was introduced to him aa Sam
Flood." she recalls. "But if I had bffn in-
troduced to him as 8am Glancana I atlll
wouldn't have known wbo be was.''
Delplte bet eventual realization of who
Glancana waa, she continued seeing him.
"Sam to me waa a very a5)0d and true friend.
I never have Judnd an)'body on what anyone
elJe would llY about b1m. You accept your
frtenda for what tbey are to you.··
Althoup abe aya abe bu been under FBI
rurvtWance eince 1980 and b• been subjected to
"•nere0 baruament, 1be ne•er knew the aien-
cy had a ftle on her until the Senate committee
1ubpoenaeclher. mi. couple h11 DOrtlona ot some FBI Illes in
their ~on and 11 workina for release of the
remalnder .)
Maintains Mra. Em.er: "l bave never been
·Involved In any llle1al activity ud they know
t.hla. And this, of courae, 11qui1eevident1n all of
their reports."
She adds, "I never Jmn anythlni about Sam
Glancana'a bullnesaor JohnRoaelll'• bualneu. t
can't understand tbe PBI'a conduct all throu1h
th yeara when tt la so obvious I bad nothln• to do
wlth 8D1tblna. ''
PEOPLE OIT£N ASK ber bow tbe could
write the book and how &he could do thia to
Jackie Kennedy.
"But," the counters, ••tJiey don'f ato-p to put
themael vea ln my 1boe1. l want to tell you I would
do anythlq to save the llf e ot my husband and
the llv•otinembetlof mf lamUy.
"I feel for her (Mrs. Kennedy) -I think
stie's a fine woman -and I feel for ber children.
Sut · l feel for my husband and m1 f amlly
alao. • .t,d.ldn 't aak tor all thla.''
All for the intimate relationship she says she
had with President Kennedy, she makes no ex·
cuaes "for having sone with a married man."
"Wit.b my kind of upbringing you can't really
make that right. When you are in love with
someone you do raUooallze and at the time you d0t
makettriabt.
..AND, OF COURsE, Jack did make it rlaht.
He told me his marriage was over."
She says rumors ot the Kennedys• marital
problems did not originate with her book. She
claims, too, that at the lime she knew nothing of
his numerous alleged romances. "If I had been
aware of anything at the Ume I would not bave
continued seeing him."
What is in store tor the Exners, who now Jive
off real estate investments? <Exner'• aolf
career, tbey say, was "totally destroyed" as -
result ol the publlclty. >
"I'll continue juat as lone u I have co with
the book," says Mrs. Exner. ''The idea is to 1et
the book read, to cet the people to understand
what wu golna on."
She adds: "Dear God, someday lt'a aotni to
,end a.ud I will not have to talk to anyone a1aln."
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M.UltlY
HIAMHOMI
'l'bnt bd.rma. family & dW.rta room in •• yr old
home. 0"• of Co11 tu
MvH't llneet trut•t1 1..owut prtc:• horo11
1u-ound. lkop your •hop· s>tna ind ull nC1w for un •PSJl. ,.~,a
... on a clear day, from th.ls like new 4
tid.rm. & formal dlnina rm. home. It
has been profess. decorated, Incl.
deep pile carpeting. There is a
secluded den or Ubrary & a complete
dnk room. The property ls located on
Spyglass Rldge, with an xlnt view of
canyon & the BLUE PACIFIC. A realistic price at $287,500 ... and you own the land!
759-0811
Ftut~ °'eat w .. ~ 1H4g.
BLUFFS
Premium single lt:vel Anita Plan 3 Br
2 Ba, fireflace, sunken living room,
new came car~ts lhruout, JU8t been completely painted inside & out.
Agent
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$107,900
432 Vhta SH1rta ·
645-9950 551-4031
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One of t.be best ! A San Carl~ model
end unJt in Rancho San Joaquin with a vtew of the park. 2 bedrooms, a den,
2~ baths and a dde d feat ures
throughout. LocatJon is near the pool.
near the greenbelt and of course,
cl06e to UCI, schools and shopping. At
$122,500, U'd better C. 450 NEWPORT CENTER OAIVl?-759-0811
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••••••• • •••• • • • ••••• • •• Ge:Mral I 002 j ~rol I 002
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Large 2 story Co.ta Mesa
4 bedroom home. Heuv)
shake roof, euatom bnck
and Ule work. G111 BBQ.
Low maJntenance yard
Hurry, owner moved to
Canada and must 11ell 1
Prieed only $82,500. Sub
m1t your terms. Cull
546-5880.
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. • REALTORS
HAUOR YIEW-$179,SOO
A beautiful 4 BR "Palermo" in
Harbor View's newest area. Near ten·
nis court & pool. Newly landscaped
lge rear yard w /well designed brick
patio. A great family home s ur·
rounded by extra nice neighbors.
IRVIME 'YERUCE
Corona del Mar. Sharp 3 bdrm .. 2 bath
home with ocean view. All this for
$162,500. Call for private showing, we
know you'll enjoy this lovely view home!
67)-4400
U,_,lfJUI: li()Ml:i
REAL TORS .. , 675-6000
2443 East Coast Highway, Coron• del Mar
also'" Mesa Verde, a t 546 ·5990
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CHAIM
Beyond description • 3
Irr. bclrms, z charming
baths • 11 sunny kitchen • fireplace • private brick
patio · a break11tst patio
olC your larre Uv. rm.,
open beam cellin g,
natural wood paneling,
solid paneled doors,
IYOWHER
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TWNllOME
3 br, 3 ba hf}hly up·
graded El Dorado mdl.
Extra Ji patio, air cood,.
Pool, jacuu.l & le.nnls an
qt11et 1olf crse. 1ettin1:.
$179,000. Ownr /Agt .
759-0087
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2239 PORT LERWICK Open Wed 1·5
2111 S. Jooquht HIUs Rood G.,..rol I 002 I GetMral 1002 short walk lo Corona de11---------M a r Beach and
Restaurants, oh yes u
cute guest house ror
Grandma or F'riend:.
UUa one 1s a dream t•ome
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Heights ·and down to" n GeMrol I 002 Geweral I 002 H unttn gt on He a ch G ocxl LIDO ISLE home. 3 BR., 2 ba .. street
to street lot Brick patio. $196,000 • h It & •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• tax s e ers apprecia
lio n Priced from
$16.5,000 and up Call for
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REALTY INC.
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Super dean Ba}shorc~
garden home on one of
best str eet:; 1n area
Wood & bnck exterior.
fresh landscaping, com
µletely r emodeled in·
t e r1 or hy one or
Nt•wporl ':; best de ----------c s1i:ner' 3 Sp.iciou:. bdrmi. & :! liJth.,, with
new tile & cvunterlo(>!o . Call for app't
C. F. Cotesworthv
REALTORS 640-0010
B/\LllOA l~Ll\~I>
5 Ur:! Ua . \ll'W of
pov1hon, ~hurl' mo>11r1ni:.
all rur111tun•i. S:?:i.~.IHMl
l''lr1l 11 me ()f frrt•tl
111RE1': l'nll\ 1-:ust1>1<Jc.
CM Hoom tor ll V &.
boJt Show:. pride 111
ownen;h1p $1 lU,500
SANTA ANA
DREAM HOME
For couple wanting lg
gourmet kltchen·custom
designed r1replace in LR
·overlooking enlic1n11
pool·lg master bdrm &
hath + lit room & lialh
PENINSULA home, 4 or 5 BR, 3 ba.,
all amenities. Lovely ,neighborhood, a
few steps from the beach. $195.000
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
l·l I Roy\ul1 011v .. N B 67';, 6 161
with ouL~tde door lwa~ G.,...... I 002 G....,.ol I 002
beauty salon> RV pork· ••••••••••• •••••••••••• •••••••• ••••••••••••••• mi.t. Nice area, tree hoed
i;treet 1426 S Flowe1
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Two 3-bdrm., 2 bath units
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guest. Xlnt location ;
good winter/summer
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associated
OHOI< EllS l<El\1 TORS
JO/', W U~11t ... v 6 1 1 1,., J
true. 646·7171
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$16,000
Large a utornot1 vr
aaraee located on
Newport Blvd + r t-
aidence In the rear. C :!
lot. 82~~xl91. Owner may
bclp finance. FuU price
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-ANYTIME Tree lined entry. Huge
Uv, rm. with crackUng
fireplace & wall or glassi---------
view of &rounds. LarRe
country kitchen. Dining HARBOR rm. Separate wing for
secluded guest auiles, HIGHLANDS
sweeping stairi1 l o Short walk to Mcuiner~
hJdeaway muster sulte & school & park. Spacious 3
ch ildren's quarters. bdrm, 2 bath fmly home
Hw-ry! Just Usted. Won 'I w big pool siied yrd. Not•
lutlongl 963·788t previously on market.•
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T~ Commer1·1ul Units,
Newport llt•1)!hh l'oten-
lial lnl'()ml· '2.100 mo
S'l:.l.0011
2 Bedroom, 2 bath condo.
W£"\l nr Harbor. Gllrden
Grove School11' Super
r lcan' Supt•r Duy•
$3.S,000 llED l'ARPET,
7!)4 1202
Hu)!e lot I 100 by 1201 with
bl~k wall & boat ~:ile:..
frwt trees, double de
lllched 1arage. Allruc
live 3 Br 112 Bath home
Hardwood floors & built ins A bargain at $66,200 , ________ _
BUILD UNITS -3r!ta!~c ~aO ~!:. a;l~e:,: ~~312~ ~~ (~~~:~ NWPT HGTS
asking $145.000, San take up to 4 unft1
RUCklR REALTY
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531 ·5800 Eves SM·2348
Inn RE Network
llG IUY-CDM Marcoa. Mary Kincaid w/varlance. l!"iesyacceas DUPLEX 81g lot big potential for Agt. 744-4081 or 746-1942 on 3 sides ol th~ choke
extra big unit 3 Bdrm. 2 ,_t7_1_4> _______ rcom:::::,er"'lot...,&M.-rm•7711"1u,.. ......--
PASSPORT TO
HAPPINESS
BRANONEW3BR.
LAKE $87,900
Never lived in.
Steps toLake&park too!
View of rolllng hills. Dou·
ble door entry on lo
cerami<' tile. Massive
Bu. l Bdrm. l Ba .1•--------SOUGll OF lltWAY
Asking SlSS,000 NESnEDIM
••FREE-• v .. COllltMfittcJ Ir
Info. Senlc:e
3 BR home with 2
l1replaces. huae lot ~1th
pool & rrwt trees. Hurry!
Owner wanl1 quick
eurow. Ne~ on the
market.
r1replace, formal dine 1.:;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;=: arejl, handy gour met,1•. ________ _
on large cul-de-i5ac lot.
Beautiful 3 bedrm Mesa
Verde home. Many ex·
tra, lncludtnc wet bar,
lge paUo, enclosed aun-
room and vecetable
garden. Hur ry, won't
last at $79, 750. 546-5880
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Orange Qi=~. Larges(
VA Home Broker
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COATS &WALLACE
Rl:.AL ESTATE, INC.
kitchen, tuck away
master s uite with mlr·
rored wardrobe. 2 More
queen sized bdrms. Anx ·
1ou1 owner. Call now
'IS2·1700 °"" rll 9 ' "s 1u1vro11 N<t' !VIRill
Clasalfled ads sell bis 675-2626 Item.a, small It.ems or Find what you want in
WORLDREALESTATE ~~~m . Just call DailyPUotClessUieds.
CHARMING CdM
Dut'LIXES
2 new e.xclu11lve offerings
this week. One aouth of
~, ! ~ HERITAGE
• . REALTORS
Hil(hwoy has Z.2 bdrm11 & 1----------1
gueat rm .. Ju.st one block 1---------t.o big Corona beach. The OCEAN ••
other feotures 2·2 bdrm ... J Block, del uxe units right In the center duplex; 3 BR, 2 ba. ea. of town, priced lo sell ot Cloee to stores & Lido
$149,500. Cati todar Cor Village. Reduced to private view ni. $1.67,950
~·Hf°FVNtOUl'K(I lafbooleyfttop. ~~ !:~ .......... !~~ ~~~~ .......... !~.~~ [8 'NMll .:;tm0
2 Brand naw !\farina 1.~ 't]t.~~~~=~-~-~-~·~·~11:1~-~~~ Highlands homes. 2 ft ~ WOWS52,900
Story. 3 bedrooms, din· mecnab I I I ~ACRE PLUS HORSES .... COST A MHA Ing rooms with ocean fV Q8 Looklnf for room to This 3 Bdrm, lamtly
v I e w s ! Ea c h h as Jtu spread out" This unique room home ls located on
fireplace, shake roof, f88 ~ prorrty hu it ell. 5 BR. the North side of C.M. ~II built and well priced , poo It Jacuui. a barn Nur So. Coast Plaza and
at9.50l.Avaflablemid ---'-----:-----------wllh a bonus room 1cbool•. ll 1s the perftct
Auguat. above, prof. lndscpg & Dxer. Will not last -call
PETE BARRETT . UMtqUAUID V11W lot& oC lrlr acceaa. Jn the now 1ee this or one or our
-REALTY-or coastline + fabulous ·gard~n hill• of YOt'ba Linda. ~~'!'~·,~~1!1(fl area w view of hills! Literally the Agent, 11sao.14eo
H.M20f last house in Corona del Mar. The
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Thi.a 3 bdrm Spanish
home Ls new. Bwlt by J
M Es • VERDE Trent. Hannon. u con " ulna all of hla many EXEC. HOME xtraa. Very largo home
Uniquely desi&ned home for just over $200,000.
txilt around lfe btn pool Can be youra. Move up
This elecant 4 bdrm and live. Call for your
h ome la l deal lo r aoot. 548-"2313
1raclou1 fmly ll•ln1. bftN ut 9· ,, HurH0101c1•
Contalns a fam rm,[~ , I E!!::·~~:e~ w,,ltUIH1\1
blt·Jn ucuum & in-
tercom"• bobby shop/· EARLY
dark rm . o uutandtna EASTSIDE PtOltsstonal land1epln1 • htn tdeaa Verde area, Charmine 8 bedroom
e lose to the Countr with oew 1h1ke roof, i
uJUmat.e tn privacy. 4 BR family
Jiome 1n good. school district. Keya
to 3 Came<> Shores beaches. Fee
land. Beverly Morphy 642·8235.
(0 -67)
Chab.8'8-7TU l&rl• brick fi replaces, C~ONA DIL MAI doub&e 1arqe & much
DU'1.IX ""°"" •WeU m aintained LoVel>' dup!O, euh urut wtlh beautlM landacap·
b&vln• t bedroom. each. Rnl Jl'Atate lnl " priced Co sell at
Walk to beacb.. .Priced to iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiSf •·950• CALL55f..a&eo.
tell. YITlbM CSEL.ECT
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•• l MUl pl u. ilom• ln lb4I M•a ~ an10ou1 ! Colonul MP family rm. Ac~n to charm to &be lovely tenant 0( this J bedrout ,.... • or •PUt~. wr V.,. MCtion o1 CGtia VlCW ol lt\o 101C couru . J POQ1 aad 23 acr. park. DlJIJlk and b&ock, mulU· home tn the Terrace of >'W· Decorator cMlalped. Lingo One .. Mt11. a BR, fam. rrn • &i 8tdrm1, ramllr. room •.eoo. level paUo. 3 Bdrm1., 31,~ Univ nlty Park de1lrt1 Prof. l~•pad petJo, u t hno to llCUl lut"l qu.arter11. wUb lU ow11 I r•plaee • (iii l'-N ~· +tam. rm. Edlnbura to remain. An ~•cellent pool ., t•anla eourtf RIAi. Ena:rt ••et I • H••POt(. 11'6.000 and dlo.lnl room arta. Ji SI___ Model In VIII. l . The opportunUy. CaU for de· ne.arbt. lutt beautUl&I to .. "41l. f1MIOO No wu kllt'htn noor, :m · MClu.lon ot 1 corner lot t.&fll b* at uchuy to mala·
MOliNSllALTY I M•a V.rck 4 l11r1e covar•d ri•tlo. mak•t.bb anldeaUamt· I tain.Eu1tobwandan PACISlllR II •61 .. _. wal ......... V m.~. Lel 1 11 It !! 1~ ""---•...... &N\ ou•-ta•d-'nl value at * 4f.._ •ot7 * .... .. .., .., liK.R CallMO-lT:IO 4Hw Y '"""" -_, .... w -P.11 -c·· t• ...,._.,_ ....... ....,. C.. • • tennl• "rt•. Xlnt • lll.5,'77. llACM IPIC:aAL Java R.d addnu, Dkr. -to be cherished IH-6100 et, I IM• 11-. 2VJ .... ._., ..._ m Duptn. 1 ~ bl.kl to 11Ml1l. 4br,2'-2ba. We'reopenUllforyou Sl .... ed °" a a_... lot _... ~ewllfll.
.... li .. J'OU •unlQue I.<.tvelypool. CENTURY 21 ...... ledsc ....... SIJJ,000.
t:mhleatn al l« .• d•· "f I In CGll ...... s" r.ota or r>r1va<"y. l l17.000. 8l1RP'REALTY 495-1720 Ii b..i value oo RIAL EST A TE Kntt!ll1o1 k t!alty, N¥.a30l, UMC:HllALTY
&al Pea XANADU O.th e tis pN/I. co. wlJI JUST LISTID 1_&._1_6._9823_· -----I • llf·2000 ~~ &°0t{fJIA LAGUNA
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lbrWll ft.ult)' '7HIOO n • w o r • " P " r atove It O\'M , Larcu tlAUTll'UL Lrs. 4 BR model w/a BA, . u.-a MICJUll . I OU .._ • I06t w .. Plraon¥ ~,..who mnuah yard for 11hulllf' k ---------• Jocatad 00 unuauaJJy Jra. H.4V84 •••••• ... •••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
MIWPOINTUSTING are lot•ru • in a board, etc. Me .. Vurdc'a HS&SATrAR let. !,,.Bdm>A ,·~,!.~1 thth~wY·.~ &ftAU 'TCOMMUulTY SOMEISIT c:.,_.,Apply b)'ulhn& fllll~tarea 114&,SOO. UNTINCiTOM RedC_...t V4U.IY ..,,... ""' ... .., -.. " S~mndy. t harmln1 ClHMOO M7-0ll0 ~bmll otters on lhla a11 .~-the ocean " downtown. 2 BR + den, detached A 1'erTa COt&a We par.
l9o •tor>' homf'. GINm· tor lnte1 view lllrina o wn• r h • • b •e n 4 BR s lnf le story wlth iiiiii~~~ Ll&ht "airy, very clean. homeoo lar1e corner lot. qu« entry ball bq1na Illa ti.rdwood n n. lar1e MoothniFtlbyappt. transletred. Lvl)'3bdrm family room. n e ar Owner flnaneina at La" d s c a Pl n C >'OUT tour thru thls pro.
fam. rm .. pvl. brick 1u•11.-u ~ fmly rm home 11 "·' __. 1 • 8~\~ 88$500 w/s prJnklers , n e w feuJoaa.lty deeotated S ,.uo, t.autitul muter ~ "'MCW .. •ULn ...... v~a e • PoOls, ten· ~o·Rl..'..S ·111! "'Ln drapes ai carpet. Never bedroom PLUS family bdrm .auste + ~ addl· p.&c•s--a 11u 0t-. -. freshly painted & de-nil cou.rta, park-1)riced " " SA IJved tn. looks like a room "SOMERSET" tlonal bdr m 1 w,.,.... A '" .. , • •45 9161 oorated Uke a model. Air r1thtonl 1133.JllO, 49,. •057 * _...._l 0 bo New ~n -. ......... -.ooo. • ~. In lo\ely a rea, t hla " • cond, prof. landtcped.1---------* .-. ............ · wner want.I to me. .,."" «»Yer· ff'Oti.i S w 0 0 0 "Pace.eu.er''4bedroom --~9491 ---------1 dealnow. Inc•. eirtenalve Qsed
l\•ALroa 2bath wilbllreplace ha~ 38drm home Prtnc.only nifa ina~ftclent paUo 41R·ll4THS ~ bnclc.,.Uol,custom wall
c. .... wood fenced yard. poo' J. For appL. call '4&-3'90 UMtVUSITY PAD ho •~ _._ 0 1 Vlewl Lee. uv. rm. hu ~ unJtl Is bootca ... r ro II· IT~t double aarace-All the Spm lo8pm Mon . Fri. Chancellor, 4 Br 2'-\ l a, 1ot-':td• .rib! e!dv: : beam cell., frpl, w1ll1 of (0: lualriou.s Newport Beach
C:.-0..det M.. I 022 msredJenu for comtorta· TWO M _.STERS! Real &tato ~~opFsa.mp,oRomt.', wteanlknlt110. cul-dHac on a Eucalyp· lla.1 ~.eafdamto. pramUo··· 6'bllatnlh. ~,,.,.. oomnauntt1. ••••••••••••••••••• ••• • ble family 1.iv1n1. Only A B .. lUI lined 1reenbell. Walk 6oute "tfftl "' zz.i•
CDM DUPLUES $1211,500. Why aettle for ONE? 8'S Renie Speclallata. 3, SllS,950. Y.,wner Prine to poolt. apn, tennla and ktlch., laundry area. A Jl'.J. ':\.lil/j9• I£ jQuaH ~ Thia rambling 2·alory. 3 ·I or 5 bdrm models avail, _onl---'y_. _5S_l-623 __ l ____ 1 very cloae to thopplna buy. S128.SOO ,T\A' • pa---
bedroom. home has TWO aome w rJ)OOls . 968-4«>2 Mwloa Realty 4N-07Sl ' .-.. CO R ON'\ 11 l G II l l .Quall ~ m u t 1·r hedrooms. Pennington Properties WOODBRIDGE with quick a cceu to -D--wtitta . LANDS-2 2 BR units. • d 1 An freeways 25162 Lo Estrada ·-· _,.,712.-20 · H uge lot fo'l ex l ble Plac• sepuratc an n~ room , SAY "HELLO-;;--ever popular 2 story Trade°" may le~tt/op L-MI--' i•ooou.t11n.:fw.o. lf.tCN Prap--&.f-bnck Clreplacc m II vine "Blsquay" model, sltllnic I Uon. Immac. 3 vr old 3 --·-,..... n:rnrina . creat Polen ;;f.~920 room. n ew up stair11 TOA.GOODtUY on abonualotovorlook· BR, +2 BAhm"wtpool, 4'9S..008i "GRllMUIH"
SOu.Tll OFlllGlfW/\Y ••ooOUAt~H-•w.a.r_11<tc~ caq>etinu. freshly puint Valut"iS'th<"wordfor thls ~apark.48edroom,3 . , outside gas BBQ & fire 3Br. 2.Ba llv rm, frpk . 1 ._........_,..~.__ .... __
e d <' x l c r •or A N D 3Br. :ma decorator •harp baths, 2 fireplaces, Cami· rin I L HIJ'-N e dm rm lut put1o pr r __.,. -·~-Rare 3 ua •· t 8" c ·~ES"V.,11DE "~ If I I " g. n aa .... _...ooo Ind pd'r d. d ' ". "uy now -move tnta•-. 0 .,. " r "' "' 5" u.:aul u poo ' u rt•at home. F' .. atu""n" walls of ly room, formol dlnln° ..,., llN\ l h sc nc y 67 " 157 u '''" od I d I S " 11
"' " --·~ eqW Y + CllS ' for rashlonable "-·-•-· m e ~ un lll. • uper. lliUTY llveablllty In lovely mirrors, plush carpeting room -SP ECIALl.Y fotL B h rt tot 2 car 11ar $91 soo ~ .. ,. Priced Jual redut•ed I neighborhood n ear lld ushlandscaplna.Only PRfCED FOR QUICK &If. c pror. y. 1972 11 · ' · Club ltvln• wltb pool Yr. warranty. 4 bdrm. fmly & Crml d m sc h o o I 8 . 0 n I Y $89,750. Aak to He 1t SALE$1.35.000 Zairodzky, ltr. -~c. tennis courts & privet~
P RfME LOCATION -rm 2 s tory-highly . up. s 9 5. o o o -v /\ As NOW! RANCH RIALTY •l94-86ll IY OWNER alll"den pallor You1l lov4!
Old COM. 3 BR & 1 BR. graded Wide lot gives SUMAOLE' . 551 ·ZOOO OWN YOU ll your earthy camel ... _,,..,. ..... '""· '"'"'i". & "" ...... " u· ,Quat· ~ ~ ShoncRHftyre1t IM. jQp~·~ Well pl•Mod ... YfCO•· OWN PARK! .... •tin. with tosellt.oday. f~ 8,,!ts lo n a 11 y NewWoodbridgeCondo .temp hi-beam cell'c . Approx, ~3 a c.-rc Prof coordlnat.ln1 ceram ic
VALUY '40-9900 onl Sf• · Offered a t a..-.llrtl ~~~.d~a~:: !;::.::1 level entr. Per manent lndscpd. 4br, tom rm, tile entry and kitchen •
---Y 22.500.MS-94lll • PlllC9 146-5573 • • -r1s2•1~ 0 Canyon" Ocean vu in· islandcook.cnlr, pantry, formal dlnln1 r oom. f~\ l'.~totll p~~ (~1wnma1mrn1 Prap:1.,~~ · ••LANDMARK t.OOQUAILn Nt ••ACM ore73-302.2. wn.AJl. sures capital apprecla-~~:~~~:Jl-~~o VllW. ~:~··~ •• ~: t.irooar:!
T(lQ\ ~ woo ou•1ur.fff •UCM Byowner.5br,3 baths.3 THECOLOHY UHIVEASITYrA.RK t 1on. 3 Bdrma<&Istr ----With aUUn1 roomr Ex-~. Real Eltate car car, brick patio, up • St4.t50 20x23') 2~!1 ba+f•m rm. LAKE PARK-Spectacular elusive areal $1«,500,
S7S.OOO MO DOWN P'.Ctrpet,lowmalnt. Lowestpnced4BR 2 8A Exclt ln K t::dlnbu ra Two 24' view balconies . 48r 2 s l y n ext lo
1/z IUC TO OCEAN Oldt"r d up lex Cu:er· PAYMENT S:UOO 963-637:! home in this pDpular modt-1 townhome w 3 ovr;iz i ar"o((.st park'f . Gree0nbll w view of Zig II l"'""-'I
Completely remodeled upper. Webb Rlty ar1:a. AIC. l>on't wail bdrms. ramlly rm. 21 ~ Quiet privacy, yet conve-gural avail on lt.c option , ---~
on an overi•lzed lol A 493-0761 83l·2170 TO VETS VAUEY 640-9900 b:ith!!. Huie backyard ment lo shope. $160.000 at$650mo own5407SS9 Plaat limaahing 4 BR plWI den -Homei. located In Costa w, bnt"k patio & rl~pil. Tons oC wood & ,1011 Prap...tfn
plus formal dmmg plus LOVE:L Y CORNER Mesa and Hunt1n iiton '--=======:=...I Wi.iterl'ront Homes Bkr7S9-03SS 7'2•"20
hl140 family room with <HOME IN Beach areas . Call Cor tic· 631-1400 .....__ ~~~~~~~~~ Norfhview i.oo ouau t. *""
open be.ims , natural MESA. NORTH laJ!s and more tnform.i ~~!~!~~!!~ NuTurUetoek lllghli.nd1 Qul~(ly localed o n a EASnLUFf _ wood textures and o<.'ean N1cely derora~ ·cxccp-Lion. Plan :J w f4 Bdrmlf. Cum beauuCul cul de !tO<.', this s BR, very Jarae2at.ory,
and jetty view Crom laonally clean w13 bdrms 540-3666 rm. /\viul Aul(. $165,000. SPECTACULAR VIEW. 3 bedroom home 111 1m· f11mlly home near ~rk.
mpster 1m.lte & sundc-rk & fmly r m. Cstm plan· ---------Call 7S2·06170wn/Agt Lacuna nli ht llChls & macu late . with vie w $1S9,9SO.
JU1t 11teps toO<.'ean Blvd t.cra in btflly landscpcd REDUCED!! ------Catalina sunaets. from upeta1rs put10 and R.C.TAYLORCO S'lJ.5,000 ~ordcn & courlyd. Be LIASIOPTIOM LARGE COllMER Custom 3 BR. 3 BA. many upgra1frd t•xtras • Call 644-7211 liure lo&""" '"Is on·•. It's Ur a nd new 2 bed r m street lo str eet lot. 2 $129,250 (428) '55-0310
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pool, aauna, J11cuu1. l.i &drm. single st or)' thul has· tie.in upgraded ty thru·out. $250,1100. ' .......-'HT OME ~ Walkm t~ lee COLLEGE Mos l ease o pt io n. Colony home-pn ri•cl lu v1:r)' nicely 3 beautiful Ownerwlllflnance. Customblt.at.urdyhome.
$90,000 S47Si mo UKR scll!CallfW·331W hedroom11, o 11cparate BOMDRliLTY Umque0rplan.8BR,2
Real Estate 96.1-7866 RED CARPET lamlly room with,. c.-01.y 831·94 I 1 83 l·.22 12 ~.!!11'1n!o. tFsA hoefatvt, f•rplnlcu.t CJ~~:s'!~~~ a~.~P~~~ios~jil-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;.; PARK REALTORS C1ru11l11cc and comCorto THeCIJ.LISO ... CO.
1..clo6e to tennla. 1162,000 On Th F I F;;';uk;Jl~wner, J Br ~~~~~~~--! hi,• putw tor cventnM =@= " 0wner64().7030 e arway A 4 Hr l'l.l S an orldcd 2\2 (1,1 Conr11> Sl!7.000 ,.-_________ lu111111c ~llfnrappt ,..~ Realtor
or Meiia Verde Country fam rm. und throu1thl) w.occan view. Need~·-~ By owner Beaut pvt 23i 9 Newport8lvd. CORONA Oub.OneoCaklndquoll-upuac.Jcd -loc11led on a p:unt & cpt 003707'1, alt OWHHA.MXIOUS @> area t.ownh<>me. Ocean Newport&h.1171-4961
HIGH' ,. ._.DS ty bui lt home. Shake quiet rul·de-11uc street ~PM SEA.LY'S LOSS ~ llG OCEAN VU vicw 3 br. 2 frplcs, p\1 DRMTlCALLY '°"'" roof • s to ne fplc · 4 Thi• 1:. truh "l-'IRS1 -YOUR GAIH!I I 1\o loan problems, l>O!>t.I· beac h. te nnis, pool REDUCED
1be Ideal combination or bcdrll'l$, 3 bath, family CABIN" t\ccomodallon WAr.K TO~Cll ,.., '• Ne'' nn ttil' markt•t """ ble low down payment. 4 Sl 23 .ooo 834 3333 or Sea view ' Brdm1, 2~
a n e w home In o n :ind formal dinin g . rorthe "BELOWTlF.C'K '' New :l Rr 3 lla )':nitll'h llu• o~n"r m"~l ~i·ll ilit~ Bdrm 2ba frplc Shake 494 3320 Ba ( 21 •·• .. l b I h d 100xl2S Lot. Call Cord·· Tudor de• ., blk ~ .. ~ ~, ~ ~ ' · · ------ --• am rm. rp.., '•"' c 5 11 1
!I e "' pnccof .. ii;:n. -. 11 week· You II hnd \.11111· roof In M11Uc Hllls. 1 .J.• JE........-st IOSS atruima. Unbellev.ble. neighborhood, (ealuring tmls on lhl& beaulllul e x-$79 900 from the beach Vaull1.od D"'L,HIN •E .._ rvrw
all lbe latest appoint ecull ve h o me C c.1 1 • ce11tngs & i.uper Cloor plu.'< r..antm.t1t· t';1hl111111;i RAMCH RE.ALTY ,... IL • ••••••••••••••••••••••• view or, Catalina and
men l s . 0 v e r s I t e d s.M>-USl -~1 et. plan. (o'enced&lnd!lcpn.i hvtn~ m lht!t suflCI shJri1 55 1-JOOO C•l 494.a581 MUST SELL Dcoul. Park valley Uchtl. Brand new.
1ara1e. large rooms. 3 You can still select your Orecnlr N' home t; I>· Pl. 3 br, 2 ba home Loke upiraded. le a steal at • graded thruoul an1t in only .-.29 uv.. JV CO balh.alepdownwet·bar. c;irpets' All c uato m uu1v.•.t.IHI N~TH'"GUU.l &rec.pnv'as.l'his home -,.,.,,., .••• . If r t I mO\'C ·ln <'ond1t1on " r"""" "" I.A "'"" • ~-8614 761-7lli30 lr~:~L~.!'! view. al ully ANYTIME e:afluNr-;i.:,c1
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09Nc·950v· AIL Complcle with 2 bdrmi.. VI Lt.AGE II 2 Cu1lom Ocean view al S9l,500. 15 pnced un·1----· ------
...,....;a...,.., walking dll· ''"" • A du and Ca m1ly r m . 11.5 Meadowaweet Dnve homes under constr. de r sold out mdls MEWPORTHTS.
tance to private beach.r--------·1·~~~~~~~~~1 CallM0-524 • Hurry on this one. It by. <'all lo see ! THE /\rchlt. Christian Able. _<>wn __ r_ia_~_.4_94_·_97_6_7 ___ ,Super family home wlih
S19S.OOO. tee. ._.EAR MALL I· PRESTIGIOUS won't last! Priced ut uq MARQUETTE! Eleunt. S3H .ooo . sa so ,ooo. Lake Front 4 Br home pri vate malr . suite. CAU.U ... 7211 " WESTSIDE rA.INftl.ACE dermarket.all8UOO townhomc, completely 546-1622 W/bonua,rm,dock.hoble $11 4,900. Auuma ble
L4rie 3 Bdrm. 2 ba, huge remodeled & redecor. in 1---------cat, 11 kit, decorator de IOlln.
• 1 • . lot. creel carpet.a, Cresh BrCanHd A
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RewM cEaRrp! e t =!rc,~nt!U~~.u~~~~~ 'XJnl la1le~ 3 BR., form, FAIULOUS signed lhru-out. SIGS.SOO. point, redwood patio. .. dirt. rm.. t.\fam. rm., 2 OCEAN VIEWS Open house so •/Sun
"'· e thruout. naw floor In ""' ew •,... en ""v I t1 •· buJJd bl 22725 l1lamnrc 837.9<17 muc h mor .. Pric d aner4bdrm.Cul-de·11uc. ~I .... Al .. , ... h •
below market.Call .. No Agents ! Owner. • .. "Valll " appll•pc "' e ar.e"" a e. u " $abulou1 Burtlnaa me kilchcn, new Pullmans In 960-5272 .... , • .., es. 180 degree view lots in or67S·S949 Mod e l In HV Hiiia. HADL!YREALTY bllthroom1'.Thls homc 111 tNerlooks major ll'Mn· quiet & p r esll glou11 ~cloua w/ Fem Rm, 96l-1933 a real gem. Beller hurry , VACANT-172.800. a Br, 4 BR BONUS t>elL: pool & rec. ll'ea nel&hborboode In the ---------+ nearby. Call Lor raine ... _, L Be orm1I Dlnlnl Rfn, 2 It won't last ' Call new carpet, freab paint. 182 500 udr\"' aauna ach.
fplc'a, h111e bonua tm. VA. EASTSIDE 64$-030.1 atrium model. REAL ' M2·7007ot833·33&7 FromSM,OOOlolBS,000.
Lar"e pool-1ized view Crowded?Comeseelhl5 ESTATE hy McVAY , Corgeous rormal livln11 VILLAGlflf C-.ey&Contpany
lot. F'amlly envlronmcnt 1paclou1 4 bedroom. 2 BEACH. 842-9371. room hosu ma.,,mcent Sun1hlJ\e yellow & walls llOCSo. Coast Hwy.
in naturally beauu ru1 bath cafl>'ted home wlth BY OWNER ., br, 1 ..... ba, Spanish brick fireplace o1 11lus openlna onto 2 LAGUNA BEACH
s u r r o u n d I n 11 11 • n1ammoth llroplace-• ~ Inlaid with aold veined pallo1 are featured. 4f7.z457
Owner/AJlt. 8 \ a ppt on PLUS a 28xl5 cabtn·ltke Id. HB Joe on Oul-dffac, mirrors. Formal d ine. J!!asy C.llf. llvln1 6' en· ---------
ly.Mo&-5\\9 den! Lovely Eastslde •----·-----~ ___ ,.. prln.ooly.8414491 Giant ad on bonus room. tertalnJ.n& cao be )'OUrt BV OWNER·lBr Cottsge
Owner Must Sell! Lowell loc atio n and only V t Super brlfh\ co11ve . lo ~a B~h ~m~dln. 2 bib from Woods Cove
-'red Ocean view avail. $74.SOO. Llunv GCGft nledce kitchen. 4 Family rm. • Wi a. Ii Beach, secluded, SD&,500.
""' ·~I I Ready to 1o1 Lower than aW!d bdrm• or den for ttntral alr. Greenbell. & 494-6290 or 494.4003 2 Frplc'a, 3 BR. fam-rm. II 1 4 a.ilnfta SH 000 an,y 3 bednn, 1"' bath dad & mom. E·Z car• mt. view. EtlJoy poolt Ii
warm"' mvltlna. Great PICIC9 . see tt• 4 Bedrmi. 0,. 3 unll. Excell llunUngton OOf"''~Q. rs •LW•oa1f'rl1• transr .... makc o ffer! fonnal din .• Spanish We. , Quo~I Juac. Usled. ~ Oie nrat lo Twnhm. Very clean end yard. C.11quick7sz.1100 t e n n l • ; • e l I e r
ent~rlllnment ho me. a..--1; .. a · bedrmt with den If you Bch 1oc o 1 •1:•"""" [~ I Call Eve11" ~~~·~White Sails :C: =~·!f2° UA04 ~e~~~.c ~r~fkr~.~ 1:a~ ~:;~~. :~ 'll~l1f;\ ::::~co:~~~~4
ce.teMHs 902~ IASYUVIMG ~':';,:~a~\d· ~:':J:tln~n~ TURTLEROCK ....................... I BR, beam cellina li V· drapes. Lot.a of bltn• in Anxious GOLDEN GLORY IY OWNER rm. Is a cheery country the 1arafe. Can'i laat! ! ShaJ1> 4 bodrm, a •lor>' In ci..-2 68 "' lutchen1trikea a balance BKRCall54G 1720 excell Wettalde. 118. ,.~., •t1· r. 1-..Ba. J t ed d t -.. UM\ horn. w/new paint. cpll w/nature to include ten· 1.11 r uce o_..,.....,.
"drpa, aut.o a•r opar. nla & 1wlmmln1 tn this TIRDIU. C.21S..brMze
many other xtraa. 01il1 deltghttul Twn'hm . 962·5521 aa,900. 1122 Cbarleelon, Throw raponalb\Uty out _....__......., _____ ,
157...arT the window • t.o make It 1°# f 1,. Clff tornl•'• 11,---------1 ~Ible. tall XANADU 1---------0PEN I 0·4 R E.TMJ.o'l1l COUIGl .. AIUC
1'741 TuJUn. CM 8,t17.29! 11.AUTIISU
Sul* I bt, a ba, ~allo a Br 2 Bl Ru ntblne Just Li11~! !
Condo. Nr. 11bopptn1 . Hom • nr 1ehool1, ntw· 349 ftriftcefott
A.altln« •n.~oo. 8kr . ly painted lnrddo & out. Oor1eou1 upan dftd ~1MS P\ill1 crpt'4 &r dr'l>'d, "Lido" + new pool. _.....__--....;.....--. ....... :.....;_1 roomy front • baclc •.aoo.
, I UNtTS yardl. Corn for aale 2126 C_.....
Brand ""· all 1•1tory. by own•r-. Prtnc onJ)'. 4 BR • .POOi • )"k /q n. Offert« at S300,0Cl0 SJ2.11Sl 117 JOO Open DallJ a;5;
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RUSTIC llAUTYI
AJI beamed & ton1ue &
aroc>vt ce l H n 111
w/lurdwood flra.
Spacloul fam. r m w /ff'Pl. II ac~ to cov'd. petlo.
Parklike yd. Lot.a ol lr~ea
In n•llhbotbood. J br. 2 ba. '86,950 All term1.
UCB.I.EMT
• MOTH.
Heart or Lacuna loca-
tion ; xlnt condition .
large pool le recreation
1rea. Short walk to beoch. F0r Information
call
Rl•Mrsltffllty
494-5671 4'9·2900
Entertainer
3 Bedroom, I bath home wttb pool, on country slro
let. Butcher block! Tiie
kitchen w /r oaewood
c1blnett. Game room
o p e n s o n t o pool
W/CJbana. n te,SOO (4S4>
By owner, 4 Rr Cua FOURPt.IX
Sarga. Spectucular un· s I 56 000 obstruc ted mounloln & • • golf rourse view. Walk lo Newly rebuilt tourpJex.1
golf roune, lake, rccreo· Bedrm, l bath ln each
lion center. Professlonal· unit. Across (rom beach.
ly landtcaped, beautiful· lrwpect and aubmK JOUr ly decorat(ld wllh all up-1.t.erma __ ._BK_R_ea._~_u_. __
gra du . Afte r 6 pm Ou.fra.to.,&.1t
weekda)'l837-3200 Sbr )baU:p
4 br2badown
3llOOaq fl.
Onold
Fumlthed uso.ooo.
l'JS.5C8'1 Alent
3 Br. 2 Ba. tplc. formal
dining rm. lac kitchen &
family rm. nr schools &
shopa 5',000
K·R Properties 49H t700
3 Br. 2 &. fp)(', forma1r---------
dlnlng rm. lee kitchen & OCEANFIOMT =1)' .. ~~r 1~ools & e.::.!.U:~t2tZ•
K·R Properties 49~ 875-SS>O
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WANTED Happy, en bch.
lhuslaatlc sele" peoplt1 OVEN HOUSESunOq
who to J oy m air In I t t•GreteJCrt.
MON.EV ! For pluah new AJl.541-40421t17t-22:10 olc:. al 3336 Via Lldo.1----------
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173-1020 Jn ~ BARBOR
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bedroom, 2~ baUt falillly bo«nt. doM to part and acbool. awaJtl ,._... IJll.
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room. Oreat N••P«.t -~h oru.
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6UMrTS I Bdrm ~-.x ..... ,, Ct I ......... , .............. u•o ....... W&..ioo.I HIJIM .......... .. I 1/4 A Ca IS Prtmt H.8. *aU.. All dee. 2lla. V.-11lM.2 door:. a.tor. you PO' 1ome ........... , ... ,. ...... ••-••;=••••••••• •••••-•••••••-• · HAllOI YllW HOMIS for )WI' IDObUe bomt or I Br, l"' Ba. Owner will frocn *ob. •Simo. a1taclea for the "run Ln5e w / pt to ~ ... ,_ Corldt • lllfoeune. 2Br, Br. ff1>k, bu, lrf 1un-
bld 1 ••te. South of t•U or coHldtr all m...a a r o u n d ' ' c a l I 0bt ' Ula 2JSa / i. w fD dKk, l bl• from oco.n· PtP:.cSed P•ltirmo odbJ : • bdrm.a., Oarana. UtU evaJL J\AU trideil.Apot. '°' BUC Oceans br .,.tlo CONSUMERS GUIDE aem>ely alltlfu • new ftiiia;:~~.+.11.n ' rroot. Mature adtt. Oll.ly. ramll~ rm .. formal d •· EKQullit~ ...,. 111 IOO BXJ\ 1•.a.1Jir1 • -· 14.any have and are 1lad S&S house w/a coD· A all -Witiier ' I l d i h ., .• oe • · · .... • pr. Bltaa. Wntr. 1400 ... _v did. 100.5 or ...... 1 Unuous flow of spec.. 3 1 ......... a..:.....:.....a. ••51 ..!-~. • .-o:-de .. or. B .. aut fu 1roun t w l <Tl4lt'71-1711 -~ ........... u__.. --... ., .. -.... 1pu wl'l:I, ,..,,.. 8 h -~ •• ··-... .. OR•..,.,_ -..... ...._... -~·_.. .. , .. ~··II apt'• avaJlablt' r & den, lfbly &IP· ••••••••••••••••••••••• rtdwood dt<cluna. playhoulo, On pit. --a:raded t J t S585 .. __ ... _, __ ..... -·-a11 d aJ BBQ W>'W\ 000 ' ..... n-1 'llOO s 1'R1PL!lX. OI. 2 Br 1"' 'Brllarb«Vle1PHomu, WI At Beach or ... Up lb OC'L us t d • AUradlve2 I\)' \wnhle. a Yeuly U9"8CMK, _.. ..... WAY1:11• • U 181 • ..,_,, .-n-• • an a. •a •1 -I •·-""''··---mo tol00'1ofNEWUatlng1 mon • oca e nr Brl~Bahllcc .... -hW&hr PrtbchtnBalboa.$180. Bf d XI t f d ua, • nl u ... oan, --·----·-. Yorktown&Mapolla •Lai-, , T •• I~~ u°ui. !..r.,b;: 1125,000. Owar/.Aft. MHl$3 e, •,cFRb EdEallyf. sm,a ll CUl!:El\B~ALTY. dub fadJ. •• tenn11,l_mo_._t7U790 _____ _ ~000. via ldor''i.att,1 1J0.0117 ~ notf1. BaJ1horet. ~ 8 1erv ce. 846-$531 ms mo. -.ons · 2 Br 2 Ba, aar." blk from
Y . 7. LIDO llEALTY eo. mo__,1 ZOHIDC-D Sm. mad3br, 2ba, empt. ••Cat11...,Gtt1• Condo a Bt i Ba "-le ....._va.fo l2'7 l>IY&iocean, Sll00mo1r· ~ 1117 YI• U., H..,... 9"cJt 4 ui-. ~ tut• Ana l'r f\lrL MSc>. ~. pool, park, tennb••rt.; "••••••••••••••0 ••••• ty. ~-&Ml; MCS-Z848 -1 67•7300 TWOACllS avtccemer.o...-.'*' LU>018L&ar2B• 81 1 ~3brta~tu..tamnn. s.w>.mo.~IA.5 CASTADasoL eo.tttMeM · 1724 .. ~.a:i1~:~bM:~t1T~ 4 :5.fn; ~e.r.,.:,or o.»:t.f; ~~~m=" •· 3 Br twnhle. 1" ba. poo1, ~ ~~81;: ...................... . ......... .... , o• s. a. IL.... I 07' ~:fnmall oL ln fJuta AU. lllt,000 SHARP 3 Br J e.. m.10E lee 1aies. klda ok. no ~.aai.aao $40.00,WEl!IC & UP ... ~ ................ ._................. m•im-Min. o.mtalleir.tt.,1Utr. S.Cl1mrth 3176 BoousRm,.Ubltns,fplc, peU.AftS,8'0-12'15, ... .,....... 32't :~•l'°11~:~ii:a11
\JI)() ISU C:HAJUUNG ORUl--OOaO ~-.. ••••• .. •••••••••••••• qui.et cul de 110. '450. • ...... •••••••••-••••• •PhoneSerY, Hld pool
•Br • ._. W. bearMauita 'MU ~~A term. C.lJ COMM. Acrease ln 8!,owner· Duples ... 11111 ~v!n8:;~1'1uf?: UiMl330 • ..._: 3242 i...8:;.~=~-zm~~~M OWT .All-~ on Uua ~bedroom beauty San Berdoo. U•' fron· ~~·Co.:O.':D:t!!i $SIS. -.an.a PRESTIOJOUS ROME •••••••••••• .. ••••••••• MOll&b. A&Cl>t ""1lJI
--------with •vef'7t.biJll. Co1y taao on JlJath~nd Ave. at ll•,.500. 3 BR Upper 2 'Br 3 Be, Cloto to beacb. t Br. 3 ba eod condo oa LAJe ftttnt 2 Ir . ow.ewau. fircpl2ace, beny •hake nr. Palm. Will divide, BJl lower, trpJc~ • ._..Ullt,_wbMtl lli.'!Omo.541.ae.o-w polntsurroundedbyw\de NWPTCRPSl'CONDO Pool mature adltl,. ao
CARRY ~AMCIMG rod. cu ~as•. room term a avl. 1200,000. balcoolea. encl. 2 car -•••••••••••••••••••• or64&-aeo5Aaent cb1nnel1. 55' 1lde lle 4 BR. cbUdren OK. Pool. peta:l2SQ.~387l
fut RV You Ulovt-11 Waedler Realty Co . .,.,. r-·•-p•-~I G ,,. l101 .tBedrm&den 1nefenced dock. $1200 mo. Alt tennia, walk tobch. YrJ,y S CWlrkliftC 3 bed rm, 2 Bt:RntA HENRY 714..aM-6787 • · -..... -_,_ • • •.. ~1879 llSSO. MH'151 BUNGALOW. Employed beth and tacnJJy room REALTORS 520' Neptune, H. • .. ••••••••••••••••••••• )"ard, fplc. Meaa Verde. . pen on, DO smokers.
Lo"tst pnced 11n11t• m DlllMar 492 .. 1121 FfYEACIES U2·0U dt. lpaa, N.8.Steo.Nr.bchpool ~ynow.~/mo.llt WATERNOMT ForLe....aBr,aBabome. Mak1Senice548·TI97
l.imUy hom~ In pnt.11.' or -------Fantastic view. well 1-337·1.lill CdM 2br, $325. Kida/pet. &laat.. 67~ 35' Dock, 2 br, 2'.i ba, wtcommandia1 view of ---------
owoush1 p t;i;!>thlufC OCEAN VIEW water, can beapllt. Good Duples +'Bdrm home OceanviewT.H. 3 Br Ocean Vlew hou~e. Coodo.$185.Mo.M&-2708 ocean at Nwpt Hatbor, DGMP-.. 3721> Now vacant. Seller 3 "edr•·o-., bath , ··'-U bo ~,,,. .. t. ..,1 .. ..,,,. Call C.M.Lie3br~ramrm, •neFamRrn ,,_. .. ,. ~ walktoEnl!llpfsHarbor allOtlvated. •·or dewb, ., " "'' ' .or your muu e me or ...... .. • ..,.,.,. $3SS, (/p, beams, kids. .. ' ..... _' ..,.,., Hl&h Scbls from qwet -••••• .. •••••••••••••• call$«t-lLSl. l'rH1deot1aJ Jlelgbts bldg 1ite. Xlnt t.erm1. , 15MSOOorl31-0481 CM ,..._ ..,..,. kldJ _._ mo. 673-6743 Klnp Rd addreu, avalJ SUPER VILLAS 1 Br, baJ,
.; '!.~--» HERITAGE lOwnbomc. Close to J.IOOI, BKR. Hatet.oCommute? ff.s(;ta;SiMnr~b Lee l Br, $325, l1e 2 Br, '""-3244 Sept L Owner 54M1l2 vu, myrd, 1ar. eo. 1 i=tl~~~ 1;1!~~ l:~ <b~'~~l l:laveWeGotTbo H.B.2br$210Kicbfpeta '3M. Peta OK, 145 Mesa •••••••1;;;:u;••••••• ~.642-UZZev... SmllrBr.fl00.'9&-5293
• • REALTORS Slll,000. Anawer!f S.C. $WI util pd nr bch Dr. 5'6-'1945 Bluff a ' Bdrm., -.at Mt.,.... leedt 37'9
HbmePlusBuilneN C.M. 2br S185, furn MESA VERDE 2BR,2ba •••••• S3DS/440 loc Uon. F •Odol. •••••••••••••••••••••••
---------AMCHOIAGI Charmine 2 BR Is den mobile bome, ldda/peta 2 ~,_,, 4 bedrm +den. 2BR,2t.'lba ........ '500 •. Aaent=~:i WATMHOHT IHYISTMIMTS 1100 home wl.Ul buae covered olt. ,_.. T • 3 BR, 2 Ba .•••••• 1385/550 ...;....---------~•Br, fam rm in patJo, 3 c.r garaie & H.B.3br,$2951ddll/peta d.IJUn&rm,cbolcecomer 3BR,2~Ba ......... f&,50 And wat.t vlew luxury
area! Tbp cond. Won't t7 I 4t 496-7711 •••••••••• ••••• •••• •••• green thumb landacap-C.M. Sl95 ulll pd. bach :ocJ:?~~moi ~;~:ner 4 BR, 2 ba ... ·• ... • • S625 UDO 14 YNOMT apta. l·BR, $1200 tno., 2
Jut. Call John Van.Ian Nu• Plex. Dana Pnt. All 2 lng. Jt'a beautlfut wide wuta. Pool. P'ee. nc ·~en · 'BR,2~ Ba ......... $'795 Br nd •-·· 2 8&, ll500 Mo.
Company,548-8614 Saft.Juan br,patios,frplc.$225,000. andout. .Jfometlz>ders 557-0822N\vptHats1 yr old 3Br a ttew, apac......, BJLLGRUNDY
Pvt party has twni;;::: CapMrano I 078 200% Depr. Bkr. 842·0556 AND .... ExlaUn& 16 by 20 CotoN .. Mor 3222 2ija, cpts/drpa, aai, $i125 ~'!;:d!8::c"~~Ti'cii~ REALTOR. S7S-616L
$10,000 under markcl ••••••••••••••••••••••• or840-1441 f\. addition would make a · mo 642-5722 'I -~ r •A• """"'M 1 fantaallc dreu 1hop, ••••••••••••••••••••••• · ~ ' ~e _,,., o., year Y· Muat move. Newr!<Jrt $49,500 ._...aProptriy 1400 D ~-• IAY lilEACH STIPS TO BEACH Crest.3br +retreat Jba Casa do Capistrano Con · ••••••••••••••••••••••• nort11t. dentist office or )) ,3Br, 28a, 2car gar.1>allo. '16'191,?r IEALTY 75t-Oll I 3 BR,2ba ~yrQ'
Modem. Near 2000 6q n do 2 Ur 1 ba custom your dream come true. big yd, new wallpaper & t..l'Jf SPEClAL RATES Teon!s+pool.64~9322 drp'I , d1~hwsbr, pool. MG Lot, 130 by 130 Zoned C·S. Corner lot paint In" out, auper 02.28600 F«aummerrentala
3 "" with on sate &c street clean,kidaO~Nopeta. ~· NEWPORT CREST IY OWNER. 48R 49 4""1 pr e 5 e n t J Y h a 1 parklna. Busy location. 96&-'7212 CONDO
Lu.s« hl Eustbluff. l'<Jo11I 2.75 "'CRES automotive &hop. Owner Century 21 We,,t SS4-4MO •Br 2''-.. A t---•-_,
A will aell lot &toe busl-CORO-NA DEL .... A to_ Clean 3 br, t ba house. Lge " • .,. u.1, 'l!'ru.w1, ...,.,., wJ&Olar heattr. Corner Unobstructed view, nesa. West ca.ta MeH. Spe-ac"lar canwyolUlon ... yd, dbl p.raie, SS:SO/mo. walk to beach. Avail associated
l<XS1'7S.000Pb6'l4·100'J Cleveland Corest . 13 2TRl-PLEXES _;:·":..... ... BR+~-:' ~ now. lmmac. S$25/mo. MJles off Frwy. Cuatom Convenient flnancUi1. Side by alde, H.B. Buy ..,.,_ Y ...... ~ ._... TURTLEROCK Clll548-G7.
NEWPORT SHORES bt.ilt 2 BR, beam cell· Owner retlrlDa. Call one or both, 1149,500 yearlJltue. $550/mo. ELEGANT brand nu, xlnt 3 Br2 Ba bttl & c:oqln• n;-v;,;;:;;:--:;n:;:;-:;:::;~I~~~~~~~~~
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Lgst. l ·aty 3 Br, 2 ba lngs, horse corral, barn Marshall otaea. 5'6-041 ciach. -area. 21ty house. Nr bcb. out. lAe W,5229 OD Wat. w/boat dock.
"Mrs. Clean live~ here" & lack room. Jacuzzi Agent l46-ll5 I a.osE TO WATER-hi Sbd,Sba.~.6'6-1035 · Lee 3Br, fam nn Ii ofc. 1&, doM to bay, pk a.
Walk to beach, pool & si•uoo. Drolter ~2986 o.cS c:orooa del Mar. 2 • 11JE WILLOWS. • Br, Patio & pr 1 v a c ~ beach, $275 mo. Sep~
tennis. '99.'150 or 495-4486 Cemetery Loh/ Red •tote Mort Bedroom. No children, 3 Br 2 Ba, t.ae Fam Rm. 2bJ, hv rm, din rm, fam $1SOO/b\O. lo.June 1'. 875-0544 N.B.
CAYWOOD s.taAno lOIO Cryph ISOO llPRIMIUHITS nopet&.$425/mo. yard, car, children & rm. $400. 64'·1'80., ~w/trplc. PaUo&car SUNDECK UUla pd, 2 br.
REALTY. J'JC ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. ••••••••••••••••••••• Ju~t 1teps to boacb. SUMMERRENTAL-petaOK. $US. 7~·5all ~~.est2Z. 'sdrm completcl.Y furn ~ blk ocean. Wntr S300
__ •_S_48_·_12_9_0_• __ i--------l'·AlR.HAvEN <SA.) Lot. s.&25.000. f'lrm. Owner One block from Cblna 0-Polnt 322' 2WICSNEERENT with beach &c view. mo.2L3.a.M-7222efUPM
EASY Beautiful location. Call wi ll carry. Cove Beach iD Corooa ••••••••••••••••••••••• Univ. Pk, 5 Br, S.SO J.ae. lllOO/mo. Winter Jeuo. 1 Br-single adult blk to
WANTED: ~~~e ~~~e~h~~·~:.~ c-:::~~,:~/;ow... M~~i41:',v~~~r~nta de1&foFHEWPORT c~o:Jn!? Pea.:83 t~~':,! Ml.e?.Slor49'7·3230 ;~~ilOMES ·:e~~sx~f~Y· '42-sooz
JI OM E ON WAT F. R n<.-w. Upgraded carpets houses for sale 1700 ~~Bl\l), CA. REALTORS homes for leue. 2000 to 831·1400
wi40' plus, boat clm·k. & drnpc s. prof .••••••••••••••••••••••• 675-5511 • zn>sq ft Nopets $550 TWOBedrooma S.Juaft
Llllda Isle. Dover Shores lllndsc11ped, easy main· Lelllure World Towers 20 UNITS ---t714) 1Sz.&511 • • Walnut Square •••••• t37S WES'OC'LlFP' 3 Br 2 Ba. Capistrano 3778 or?~ Private porty only tenancc yard. Seller Is WE cozy unrum duplex RancboSanJoaq •• "50 fplc. 1>aUo, dbl aar, s.t7s •••••••••••••••••••••••
64-61452. mottvated. $79,500 with Lux retire. Meals, Eaat,alde Colla Mesa lBr. rrµk & pool. s.150. Maan10cent view, fan-RancboS.nJoaq •• $:500 1rdnr inclcf. Avl 9/1. 2Br Condo completely
--------•VA terms. Red Carpet maids, 10% dn. '35,000. Pride ot ownership Le~ . .Nopet.s.64u-7030 tasUchouse.Openhou1e THREEBedtooiDa 6-44-'172'1 dya; S'8·1232 furn.pool,mmo.
Realtors 49&-1840 1750,000. Call A1e01 lot • • · · ·--Sat/SUn 1·5, 831>62 Pe-OranreTree .......... $450 evs. «·8'57 BIOCANYON 645•1474 DuDlesff/ Detalla.751-6063 IRAHDSPAHKIHG qulto, D.P .. ~or Woodbridge •••••••• 1''15 aean,aUractlve3br.zba
JJroadmoor Plan •. Onltuate 1800 Ooe-;;-M~;-9-Plex ~7tl Nt'A hrifl(ht & t·~•l"Y 3 64l""'79' Univ.Park ........ $6'15 bouse-dbl iaraae, lae ~lwids
W/pool, many custom --••••••••••••••••••••••• "-·-Co d ·. l & "' • 2 ba rr11I sundt!rk. 3 nr 2 )Ja, ~~leteJv re-VW•1e111 •••••••••• -25 covered pat.lo, (Deel yanl. .,.-L..&.__._...._ ... features. S31S.OOO Westmlnlttt' l Otl .... n..... mp. re tl<' • • v11•w <l~lt'Ai.hr In l)rimt ~ RancboSanJoa" ~ Rm, --..... RV. ... t!O ---644~7 ••••••••••••••••••••••• DUPLEX ~lnt.ed. New ruof. nt!wj l'tlM 1 .. , :l 111101 frt1m dct•oralod. aJJey & ... •• .or....,..or ·-. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---Span. ,t11cc1>. ~~:>.om 1.,.,.," ..._1!,., ,,., 11.,\,. orean view. $425/mo. Turtle Rock ........ SS'I~ l548-'6llO G•••al 310Z
ALMOST
OCUHFAOMT
HIDEAWAY
IHTHIS
Cor-del Mor United Broker~. 04i; 74 1 ~ I •. ~:. rn' , "" i.111 ··~ ·' or tl92-33H5/642·0S65 VlD FOUlllR Bedrooma BLUFFS Coad<> 4 br, 2 ba, •••••••••••••••••••••••
...... ~ --• • • 818 •• • • • • • ••• llOO l l •150 •-.--------Cnm pletely remodeled I r.7!1 rn 1 )lriv11le 2Br, 2~ bathll, v ew, nr. poo • • . ••
and redecorated. Ready • frpk, blllns, cpt3/drpe. _Leaaelfo-8429 2 Bdmu. Never lived in.
3 Bdrml!I 2 •lo1y I ., ....... b 'th f Do hi "" J J d d 1 mi to beach. Also de· -., ·o • ,, .,.,..room ome w1 or occupancy. u e ••t"' y an 1cape . BLUFFS.1 Br, 2 ba, Lr ..
hoosctobeach. Sl29.~IO IMllt master bedroom+ gura11ew1th alley access. Encld 1:ar. Avail now. pat. pool, great Joe.* luxe new townhouse. NEWPORT IEACH 1!4'n wtth warm panelmg. Good locatloo. Owner 10 Sl'l5/mo. Pb 49J.6309 or mo. .un•l4&. Open 12·S dally. 1407 ~TY 675-1642 Hui:c. lovely old tree& callM.S-7221 558-0188 ----------r Delaware. Huntington ~~~~~~~~ '-Urround pollo area. CENTURY 21 -------LGE II~ Hiiie, 2 Br, Beach. IU-9601 ~1826
C.tOM
Udoltl• I
:Xtra larae lot, house is
now under oonstruc:llon
3 Br & bonua rm, 3 B:i,
formal•chnlnc. 11f'parzate
Uvlntr/famlly rooms. 2
P r o ( e s s 1 o n a II )' '-Aid ..... .......i ..... d pvt. or A"'. W ~aff•....Mu ,_ --~•~-~ 1_.~!u~w·~--~·~'~p·~·~ll~~~~~~~~; I ands ca ped with •s~ "--·r ~"'".!!!"m''""'o.· •• .-...... bcb.'3115mo.6Ts.1J57 !lpnnklers. S78,SOO. •-----------~ ....., ~-~!:r!~:'!! .. ~~.!~ to~ avail. f'IMUI UDO ISU ~!~ ..... ~.~~
fpl c'!., all c u11l o m REALTYINC.
feat.o res Broker 714/846·1371
_cooperation. 8 5 540 :13HJ I•--------'* ILUFFS * Original area, 4 BR. J ha.
end unit. Totally reclec
Move·ln ready. $149,000
HASTIMfiS & CO.
REALTORS 640.5560
Price Reduced
TW04.PUXI$
COSTAMISA
Excellent cornet loco·
lion. Can be aold
separalely or lolether.
Newly painted and com·
pletely ~eroded. PRlC REDUCED-
BRI GOFFER!
HARIOR YU S76.SOO. Submit terms.
PA&.StMO C.21Seabreeie. --------
4Br, 2"'e., 1am rm. din 962-SSZ I •TRM-LIX*
rm. Pf or Ind• c Pd ·i·-------· Prlde d ownenblp,' only jacun.J .. Owner at r e·, _________ 2 year. oklt Spacloua 3
d\ftd price of SlM,000. Lo..ty '-'My Ho.e bedroom, 2 bath owner'•
_644-m1 __________ , 3 Bdrms +ad&'ed Bdrm unit with fireplace I
--------•I or den and l.ge family
1/J ACRE
PARK LIKE aetUna ln
Cl ltrhavtn. 3 &drms. :!
baths. beameod ceihnfls,
formal dlnln1 room,
lonal, breakfut room,
air cond. Is lnaulaled or893-2526
1181,!IOO
Roy Mc:Ctrele Othtt' RMI It tot•
I UHITS.IALIOA
4duplexes, all 2br, 2ba,
....._. lllOMewprot •.;.:.;·.;;;~·•••••••• c.t. ~ 14'·1'72t flcwo Sale I I 00 , __ ___.__..._...._-. ....................... 1---------1 .....,.,,.....,, ·BY OWNER. Harbor View '58 llkb 8x45, 1 bl' (cap-
Boa.19 Montero. 'Br I taln'• bed>. n.-roof A
Ba, 1 -•~. aut.o 1.ortnlrs, en. patn&. Ad.-lt c. K. • ~ llQf\Mr. lUllY Jttral, par'k. 5tM11S
.... patio & lndlcpn1. suo.ooa. Owlw' w/carry 2Br. fumiabed, eompl.U aid D . tbawD bT appt. 001 view, IUD dedt, eo.
PMc. Ol\ly, DS-ZM2 or lAl\Ull '5-aaC>
'1SHT41
. lcaaftnd tt for~· Btacb UM 1Pff)aJJ1L
... .. l'cnclC111&199. ~Dt~ ln...un.lt~
Btluw marlrtt f'iet; W.WWI • ...._.
C.UtrMNI
~ 2550 •••••••••••••••••••••••
NOWAmMG ~~.:J::t:. ONEOFAKIND
lBRdenAdult SMl>/mo 81MOMor&M-12tl 1 Bdrm with Iott & root
2BRdenA/Cadolt 11180 IWdea. Elccitlnl 2 Story 3BR D'IS 2.Br, Iba. lri encl. yd. livlfti room on LITI'LE
2BR $425 Fruit Creet, quiet ISLAND GRAND
4BR S450 nlbbrtld, nr scbla, 3-car CANAL. • M50/ino1N.
38R. $485 gar. Kids OK, cpta only. SALISBURYRLTY
48R,A/C $495 $385. 646·840, 2315 673-alOO
::~: ~~g ~ M.~gar~ Dr lo 1Br+den,1 Ba, 1pUt
48R S600 a B.R, 2 BA, 35' boat slip, Jevel, fP!c, incJda aas, -----------------r Z.1ty. 4 yrs old. Cb.lldren S31Syrly.67).293S .
OK.Call6'15-67'75. lmrer' a Br, 2 Ba furn ot'
1'25/mo lncludes
1ardeDer 3 Br, 2 ba .
Avail 8/U/'17. Ref'I re-
Cb11elr
· · S.Cle•et• 3276 ':f'.u:'1in:I~~ 8::~~~
•••••••••••• •••••••• •• • SlOO/mo yrly. 8'1HMO
3br Zb• Twnhae, Min 1---------
UNCH RIM.TY
551·2000
CcsUI Hom• S42S mo. IALI04 ISLAMD
(71') 558·6201, (213 > New 1 Br apt. cpts. drps.
m.-0554 bla, lae. mo. m.sm
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FretN:h 9ucrift"
Condo, 3 Br 2 Ra
t74l T~tin. $395.
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PARJ( NEWPORT
Bachelors, 1 or 2 ________ , Bedrooma "Townhouaes
From 1259.50
Spectacular apa, .total
recreatlon proeram,
eoclal program. 8 pool.a, I
;i & 1 Bdrm~. rnuturt> 28r, lBu, b1tn11. very ---------Z Br cottage, near big
.idult.s, l:llS pd. 778 ~l'Olt ,. I c a n . 7 8 8 A pl l 2 n HR OCEAN Corona beach. By week
Pl tH2·5073 Shlium1Ar, no pets, $2SCI Brick lirepl1lce, nr park. orwt.-ck.aa40-fi004
-----mo 6428907or759·S81>7 J.1ke new. 2 ba. L11e Balboa Jaland 2 Bdrm. £1\STSIOE Dupltx 2 hr. · -.._... ,,,.,., ·-.. aar. PlO mo. i br. c.lhl HOWRENTIMG _,,mo.v • ..--. s.aoo wk, Aug &. Sept.
.iar wiwtksbp. 5350. J:l5
Cecil Pl. •. s.8.J927, Br 5265. Encl garages
752-2887 Agt. w ~lorage, patios. No S58:S/mo.146-7171
3 Br 2 Ba. bllm. cpL~. peL~ or children. Open 2 Br llh Ba townhouse
pallo. szso 2515 Orange l>aily ll ·:io.5:30. 332 Vic· sl\I~ adults no pets.
Ave. 61:1·0053 or Tim tona Blwn Harbor & $245 S..2612 • •---------• No.port Blvd. Call--·-------
Mt>.t«her,64S 3474__ 646·3'1:1fior540.2960 3 Br 2 Ba, ocean view, 1
1-:;S fDE Co1y barh MullanRealty hoo&efrbeach.SHS.yr.
w lrplc. new df'c·or ly.673-Ul84, 10801JVeSt.
Sl95 mo. Aft tr Spm., Br /" .. "° N . t>75 2913 M . ""' .,arage "!"' • ew On Penutsul11, nice 1 Br, ---------• c rpt.s thruoul. to enced yd blt'p& lo heh. $250 yrly ...... to Shere 4300
. , llr ? 113 w pool Spa<'~ w1p.at10. Wat.er pd. 2221 fS1J.l684 ••••••••••••••••••••••• · • ~ ' · "A' Placentia. Call btwn ---------ror HV or lr lr. P vt ISllJ6.4l20 "" ...,...2B 8 1 Femaloroommale,3BR. ~<1rdf'rt No JX'L'l S380 mo. · ' ----vo:n r" . r, 1 8 • yr Y 2 Ba apt. on Balboa Blvd.
S.l8 6118.'i. $450, quiet cple or l 6'7S{;()3S an. 7 m. - - -OClftO Polftt 3826 sin~le, many futures P
:.! Br. 5235, m o N f'w ••••••••••••••••••••••• 642-8973 AVOIDlNCOMPATJBLE t~ ra pt!S • p u Io l. 7 7 J l & 2 Bdrm Arits • ~1valla· STEPS TO 81'.:At:H 4 Hr ROOMMATES!!
Shalimar, 113 7~1111185 or ble1mmed111tely. ., u-f I •• 'd ' ~3442 ll6I 11798 " ...,, Pc. cp... rpll. housemattei.1line1l1t · ~ Yrly l11e. 642·3443 Takes the Guesswork
Xtra ll(l" z Hr l'·i Ha walk S Tero 3132 ;-Blk to b h 3 DR ·~ ;-outofllndln1(lhat
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LOAMS 9%
Alaoz.d1Di.-
I•> llhops & !lt'hools. No ••••••••••• ••••••• ••••• d' t . c 'btt • Ml a, HIGHT ROOMMATE flCl'l ~s S40.6..'l38 owns au·s, m. pa 10. SI 1 _ _:..._· -Nu 3 Dr. 2 Ha. A/C. crpts. j!ar, lease S475. 127 44lh __ 832·4134 nee 1971
USS. 2 IR, 2 le drps, bltns. no pets St.640-6l40 Male rmrnate wanted ' 1395/mo. 581-7687, --• , lJpata&rs. no pets. Meu *"8lJ7 J.ido Bayfront. 435 Via must be over 25. ahr 4 Br lndlestriof Units
· Verde uro11 • .557·7513 or -Lido Soud 2 Brdms 3 Ba bme In HH. $150 mo
831·2919 . Fount.in van.y 3834 $600 mo. &u.esss 0; + M1 utll. C•ll Mike, 1400 ~~~:.~~~~med
r J U I b k 'f d ••••••••••••••••••••••• 752.7799 &+f.41!82or9ft2·9T-«I occupancy. Lea1ln .. of· r, ge ac ' rnt Y 2 Br condo Communit -• w;gard serv on qwcl <~ul pool. teM~ Av:ul ~,[ NptHls: nr. Hoag, au 3ur. D:ltinr.: & share rentals, ficeopen 9-5 Mon·Fri. 711 rl sa<'. Plimo f.:nsl CM 3rd S38S oo8.98Z7 · 2ba. F/P. S500/ino. UTJL Video Enterprlau, W. 17th St. IC4or call FOUND: Mix Gorman
l<K'.. 206S ltfarian Way. • · pd. Dominic6"i·7173 ~115lor11'91-8716 •4Z..446l Sbep & Akita? Pup. $3li0/mo.963--0643 .......... 1 .. ch 3t40 ,,;.________ Belee&w!ute. Edm1er1t
••••••••••••••••••••••• Deluxe Nwpt Hgts 2 levef, Rmtoate wanted male, ---------• BolaaCblca.840-2034
Z DR apt. 1 ba, patio, i• ......... "'HEW.• ~!.·.?~c~ patios. MOO noosmok_.!!:·~2· 2 Br. BRAND NEW·Llgbt & lndry. fac's. $23S, 1st & -nv mu .............., ..,,.........,, bngbt ofc suite + 1600 FOUND: 10 wk old, Shep
J..u.t., SlllO dcp. 646-5717. 2Brapts.1411Delaware. ·--------aq. ft. facLory or ~lilt puppy, area
762Sbalimar.Apt.4 Jm Open 12·S Dally. I OCEANFRONT2Br1Ba, Respptytosharo2brapt, warehouse. Drpe. cpta, Monrovia & 18th. 818.
---------1 Mlle lo ocean. 642-t601 gar. annwal. $42!> No PrlcNwpt. Sl95+~uUI. alrcond.,lgetruclcdoor. Fem.631-21.!0dyw. EASTSIDE A#J.. S31H808 pt>ts 213·330-81114 Eves~ Ideal loc 24• per sq.f\. aa
VILLA CORDOVA NEW 2 BR, 2 Ba. $325. Try ~ D~Pllo; Clrl.Wanlady.0.60share
•f,ockedgar.w/lgstor. Froe 1 month rent IC OaSllfiedAdlobuy,11eU 2 Br apt C .M . $135. •D/W,displ.lndryrm leased for 6 mo's . orrentaomething. _~ __ 1_1e ________ _
•Special cabinet 11p1lce JMS.3777
•Adults. no pet.,.
lBR $240, 2BR ~S
Month to monU1
Open noon tJI $
23231':1denAve,C.M.
S48..s31.
S185. 1 BR. 1l0ve, retrlg.
gar. upst.alrt. Nr
Falrvtaw. & Wllson. No BANBURYCROSS
pet• or klda. 5~9·3838 2 Bedroom Crom S270. 150 I Westclff Dr.
_Newport Finandal Ctr ~Office S,.C•
Call on Sli• M an.a1er m•> IQ.3Ul ut a.a
DB.UXI OFflC:IS
Comml • lodatl apa~ea. aoo to 2000 aq. ft. >..low
aa 19' aq. ft. La1Nt1uel f, Ml11lon Viejo eroa1.
Haod)' le> S.D. Frwy.
Call: 831·1400
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IX011C GllLS 'lilul.&J• Ir llocMlng Outcall14W1•1~3250
DAHCIOFFUN
Boaut. Dude Cirla. dance
•rap ~-lOAM to 2AM, Kea \bru Sat. &25
N. Eucll4. Aoabelm.
AMWAY' CORPORATION
OFFICE-GaBAL
General office. clerical & typtng
needed to fill vacant position. Ex·
celltnt benefits & locaUon. Houri -
4: ~-Ex~rience required. Reply 1100
E. Dyer Rd. Santa Ana. Ct\ 92705 ~ilher in person or by pia11.
7100
Alla"" s.r. PIX
Want to ~rk af\emooos
& evenblp In N.B. fa
OBI areas! Work f/Ume
or p/Ume. Wedtenda a
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7100
ASSIMIUR
IMSPICTott TIME
Male or Female El~ronlc components
a11embly. day 1bllt0 F/tlme. Good co.
benefit..
Apply In Person Only
Betweenl:30&3:30
C:OWUUTB
C:OIJIOUTIOM
71 l W.11 .. St ......, ....
Costa MeM 44S. I 50 I
m111t. Xtra pay !or ex· Allfat. ManqerfOC'lrCtn.
per'd operators. EOE. de p e D 4 en t H. B .
Olll 66CM>812 druast.c:t'e. Need dfUI w
srooerY l&.ont uper. Mr.
Hatch IC7 ·2511 • At-luucnt H-..
Mal.tan~• Cpl Alslat.ant Trainee
Middle aged experienced ·ALL
for 120 Units, COM. Apt + salary, no children. UNEMPLOYED
644·26ll Local Distributor fof'
larse Manufacturer ~ APPLIANCE hlrint tor Sis urflee ,.
TECHNICIAN delivery. Mu1t have
Our appliance lechnt· valid drivera llcenae.
clans earn S18,000 to Eamupto
S20,000 per yr-5 day Wk· $7 pw .......
xlnt Cringe beneflll·musl Cal 75 l·ffto ~ exper'd-openlnas In ---------
C.M., Fullerton & Wh.lt-1---------tler-Certitled Appliance.
S40-4720
APPLIANCE
RB'All.MAM
!ltajor household •P·
pllanoes, min 3 yrs ex· FJtlme po.. foto men &J ...:per_._c_.M_.~ __ S2_15 ___ 1 woroen w/lnrtlaU•e"
ASSEMIL Y LIAD
Aaembly ot 1mall elec·
tro meehanical devicea.
Requires exper. ln
dJrectlng work of up to 10
uaemblen. Day ahltl.
STACOSWJTCH IMC
U3I Bahr Coata Mela
54f·3041
Equal Oppor EmploJtr
Aueml>Jy
MECHANICAL
ftUC:ISION
ASSIMILBS
We are a tmaJI manut co.
w/job opportunltles for
prec:JaloD mecbanlcal ...
temblera w II mo'• ex·
ability to prtseat ldeu iq
exp•ndlnl dlvlalon ot
progrff1(••• iatet'Da•
llooal co. No ap neeea. w. ww traid. Rapid •d· vancer:nenl postlbillt1.
F« interview call: our new office betWn 9:10am
&2:00pin.
IMCOSTAWHA
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AUTOMOnYI
Our new. Chevrolet d ..
alershlp Jn tbe lrvloe
Auto Cent.or la DOW blrtn•
for au departm .... See usNOW'l
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CAU.761-7222
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home, Mon thru Fri
7$l-taOaASPM
BABYSITTER Needed. My home, Mon. tbru Fri.
Own trans. Sal. open.
Refs. please. ~ &
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DabY?>llter (/lame, 2 boys
5 & 2, Irvine Colony
Hmes area. Pref yout
hotne S.Sl-4765 aft 6PM
MICROWAVE
COOKING CLASSES
ST ARTIMG MOW
Personal lnstrue11ons
Comolete Selectton
Microwave Acceuof'les
Now ottering specialized OOur$es
• Mealc. • Pwty F...-
" Low C4Mrit a.... Sf.,. S.-
• Cletwt ,_ Heil4-y Metllt
'learn to raally use your eicpen'11ve
envesiment." We teach every pha .. e ot
MICROWAVE COOKING
Complete 7•,; Hour -
3 Week Cour:.o
F« ~ l•fonMfiOll c .. 761-5011
MICROW Ji. VE M/i.GIC
COOKING SCHOOLS
A C/i.REER OPPORTUNITY
BANK TELLER
JOBS AVAILABLE
• MEH AHO WOMEN
• DAY ANO EVENltilG CLASSES
• PLACIMIHT AS~STAMCE
• FIHAHQHG A VAILAILE
714-973-1366
AMUJCAM TELLER SCHOOLS
777 S. Moin St .. Wt• 17 5
Or-,.,CAtzUI
Across From Fashion Sou.tre
labysitter Want~
Looking for respoMtblc
4' lund person Cor 20 mos
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BanlcmgSavings &Loan
TELi.St
~1lsslon V1CJO, perm.
Po6•tion. Frr. Typing re-
quired. Xlnl career op·
portunily & benefit.a. Call
Mn. Baldndge 516-aOOO
Banking
TELLERS PosttJOfll open for lull-
Ume & p/timu expcr'd
Tellers al Tustio office &
.Airport om cc.
BOOKKKEPERS
Tra11lefl pos1l1ons TW>tin
olfice "Airport otr ac:t-
American College of
Paramedical
Arts and Sciences -. .
"/IV OUESr OF EXCELLENCE"
New Classes Starting Now in the Following·
Operating Room Techn1c1an
Respiratory Therapr Technician
Emergency Medrca Technician
Lawyer's Assistant
Rnanclal Aid P'r09"cns • Job Ploc.......t A11i1tance
Cal Today for lnfonMtlon
. (7141 547-0305 J N~T J\ LL~f EN1'
LOAN
SECRETARY
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1600 Horth lroadway, Saata /i.aa
Apply Personnt>I Dept
SANTIAGO BANK
53$ E bl St. 'l'uslin
Pel'MOnel Dept 832·5200
F.qua1 ()ppor Employer
»an1tln1
Polilfona Open For:
TR'-l!ll
HE.ADIKKPR
&nil experience req'd.
Contact Bob Creighton
)n lne Na.tJonal Bank
833-3700. E. 0. E.
Banking
Our beautlCul Newport
Beach Branch has \he foUowin1t positions av1ul:
BEA
TRAVEL
AGENT
Day & Night Classes For
Men & Women
PACIFfC TIAVIL SCHOOL
610 ... 17"' s.r..t. t.iteAM, C. U701
I
C.AU C7 I 41 543.9495
Established 1963
Financial Aid Program:.
f.ccrnd1ted By Tn& AccrAdl11ng Commission of
TELLER The National A111oc1a11on ol Trade & Technical
Offeo'1CJ ~loidenh A lnd t:he"C"
f1tdt•lduol & Small Graup l~•trud1on
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Cre<119nllaliac1 ,r "' I a vrs e.<perrenc·~
Photte 768°1560
CClftodo Business CentH
UHi ~ $t. #501, ll Toro
Will perform duliu of Scnools. '================= Commercial paying It re· ................. ...i 111 celvlng Teller. Six "1
months prior teller's cx-
per. req'd.
ASSIST.
Of'BATIOHS
OfftCH
Must be knowlcdgable In
all areaa ot Branch
Operations. Will aastsl
the Operauon. Officer ln U.. aupervlslon of other
employees. Prior expe1-.
h1act.ionin1 ln tbb
capadty b ne~11.
Both PQ9ltlooa wiJI orrer
competitive aalariea
xlntco. benefits.
Ir Interested, pleue call
the Branch to achedule
an interview. l714>
7$2-0580 •
CITY
MAT10MAL.
IAHK
EQual Oppor Employer
BAJlGJRL
IRVIME UNIVERSITY
SCHOOL OF LAW
4400 C..,.. Dt>. ~ .._, C. tJHO
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lt77 fAU A W'"'1R
9Ut0&.L.MIMT onM.
•Evening O..,.es-4 Year ProorMi •Now In
5th Ye. of Instruction • G~ earn J.O.
or L.LB. degree• Graduat .. Quality to take Calll. Bar Exam , ~ v,. Oolleoe A.A. degl'ff
needed fol-ecfmfMlon H regul• student •
• 01S11noufahed faculty ol judgee & attorneys. -••or~~ 8ullellr\/A~!Of>
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NURSES AIDE_&.
TUl~ING . V
fiapp'J di/'1
;:/)evefopmenf
MEN
·~nfer
. Klnder;arteo ctasses
Now Avallable
Enroll Now For Fall
lbhda•De,e..
TIAIM POlt
CML •YICI DAMS
Postal Cltrtr/Cnw
WOMEN
~l,1bu. De,>endable'.
rs c ~+ .... 6544 SUI/HOUR
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UAUTY<>PE'RATOR N!WPORTER INN ..... l lrM0-4140
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TMIDle Shell°" ,,.School ,,, . .,,.;,, ............. c.k .....
Announces the ppenlng of registration for
classes starting September 8. 1g77, A Happy
& St1mura111~ Environment Is Prov!Oed For A
Limited Number Of Children Under The
Guidance Of A Trained & Licensed Staff.
Please Gall Joyce Tachner at 552·77e7 or
Muriel Oangott at 538·8979 tor further
1ntormat1on.
~== ~ MONIESSORI
HARBOR-MESA SCHOOL ... woo....no r ... en .... ,.., lo fne Jlllf °' ,_ ... .,.11 ..... , .. ..,.
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• Ret1ab1111J1 ..
• AdV.)nCI)
.,1uden1 Abllit•n
SUMMIA SC~OOL
• Compr&Mns1ve Read1"g Reactin ,
progr•m for pre 1at graders
, • D119nostlc IMl1ng•v11ua11ons
•Reading worksnops·11t through 611' grad1t
• Mal'1 Work1hopt--Basiae tnroug/\ Algebi'•
STUDENT IMf'ltOYEMENT C:err&
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M••florf .. .,.. c.iu. 64J.fOH
20 Alltel.UT AVAIL.AIU AT
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COAmlME R.O.P.
A Beauty Career Has II Alll -~~--o:: -• .._"""-~""-.. ·• dr'l. ·----•'--· -l'jl "'""9111
COASTUME 1.0 .. P.
I~ now offering classes in:
Cosmetology. Manlcunng
& Skin Care
At
~~ IUIUTY alulOt •Kh<I•,. .. c.-.... __
Nationally Accredited _ _.,_,,,,._
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Dir . .t Adllll"'-t. 641-JHO
..
OtlLDR£N'S
CORNER
PRl-satOOl
&
EmNDfD
DAY~
Ed~. Social I R9CfMflonaJ Program. Exoetienoe with small animal's. Fleld tril)8 thrvout the year. 10 YNra elel*fence With
chlldron. Ooen eartl•tSl)m. •OH 3 to 9 accepted. Home environment. .............. c .. ...,,..
,.. ........... 6-41J.MJ4
rmu~{@f Radcliffe HaU
• TRADITIONAL 3R's
• DEVELOP SOUND STUDY HABITS
• MAX. 20 STUDENTS PER CLASS
•TRANSPORTATION
• EXTENDED DAY CARE
KINDERGARTEN THRU 8TH GRADE
121 South Citron, Anaheim, Callfomla 92805 (714) 835-7892
.. A Private school dedicated to Academic Achi4Wement"
lnlne School Of
Creative Cook~
Jnferftalfonal Froocls
MICkmes~
Sept. I Jth & I 4tL
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it .•• Bultd lt ... Ol•P9r lt ... Hammer It ... C•rpet SERVICE lt ••• c ment lt .•• Wlre lt ... Hoe lt ... Clean it ... Movo
lt ... Pre ! lt ... Palnt lt ... Nall It .. Plaster lt...Flx rt .• DIRECTORY '"II• 11•--'-,.~._..._ ......_....... Hr'r1 II 11de•l•1 p..wa-•opelri-,..._./Plipss... ...,...~ ....... ~..... ~ .......... ,. -~ ·•••···········•••· ...................... . ....................... ....................... ........••.•........... ·••··········•··••··••· ........................................................................ . ~. & a PAl& airi-Utu will )IJ )91an Alt.aUotil fail eUiclenl Oardo.nln18'ntco: clean Hlulinf, ~i.of1 cleanQJ> ~lean1n1 by reliable PAINTING lnl/ExL Ex ~~:il~~~·r~nr' :::! V:-C:SN,,E.tl:A,.-n:: ao-e.nw.c1u or mlu R•P••r• 6 I) ycan exputenc:• In \IP " haullna. weekly '1/up. Tl'Mwor•. Reu, couple. l\4!fe~c:e1. Call p'd., bonelt. neat. Roa.. •ll MMSil ,.ndy fneell. •tm C~IH1l4, .. Ma:t 'c:la.nina i.;.,1 Ouair work flu\"" od .. wana m.&lntenanc:e. ll .. aona· tut.l,...•U0-4WI 96S-58130f'l-a8~12e Uc'd.D1vet64·JOf5 · •
....__.__..._ "~•-aavi.op. nn m.amJac:ILto ~::'r.~r::k•,t.lorm~':!!· OCC Student. Bis"" T SU.50 wkly/bl·wkly. P.-1-&Y--Co1&.1-PA~NTER wlll trade......., _........ elt ~ a...~-..a · ,, nuu. ., °'"""'"",.abJ .. wJn -'"' p1mllna for a van or •••-••-•••• ......... ' .... ••••••••••••••••••• • -"-~llorMll..-r true .. Truh, tree trim, I""'"" e, own ... ans. AveraaeExtr\StryS395 Pick lruek 6'2>038e • p~ Your Jlume C S A tM •••••••u•uuu....... etc. aandy 60·~708. Xln.lrefa. Kelly~ 2Story '54.5, lntr ~rm up . DB.A.I:NSC.EARED a:nc.. tote. "-.t rat.ii ...... P.· ... ~ ...... ,. !L&CTIUCAL SERVICE 'r~!::!o Se:Ci'~~ow 50-W Exper1enc:ed clunln& Prlcea incl matr'l-labor Comm1 & Resld~Ual. No ~0:;1~
fw "" at call Jim ....._,1 ~Uca : Qual CAl.1..1Alhr,4i SMALL U1.f70l(or freo•t. \Q>t. CBZAPBST baullnt In lad.)' wantt more bomf)a. Guar/Jnard, Freoat. )ob too big OC' too amall, --------
lafim •Pta>ed uUi•I•. n JO IO-IZl3 tan. l'r est.. CH!:APJ Hu rererence1. Santa Ted!&-OlMorUS-'1085 20 .YrS expr. Room• MAJ\V'SPLUMBING
...,.,11.1U,U.f ~. ltlli'111'd9tctrlc Reliable £11pr J apeno .. toWorMS-JJIO Ana. call alt. 4pm, PROFESSIONAL Painl· ~d~~~lsUc. •MMIO'J• r ..... -.uoo UcGTlll ~' Oardooer. ReasooabJe, 562-1313 m,. lnwr/Exter. Reas, NOJOBTOOSllA.LL
c.,..atr7, u1 t)'pe, c-•/CMlittt h'ee•t.CMH230Mlke. Y--..._.__ HOUS!:CLEAN11'lG worksuar6'2·<X386 Bill tc Bob's Exterior Rooflllg
......_ dDan. *-• .__ .................... • 1 ~til StrYIC91 :,.~......... Two men, honest, rella· PalnUn1 Service. Ex· u•••••••• .. ••••-.•H•u C:.-'l Uc!-. AA I, ••"••••••••••••••••••• .. ••••••••••••••••••••• Wan• a R"''"T•YCLE'""' ble reaaooablt Call PahlUnrr. Local·Estab & tremel7 uaa ra\t1 ~U.. IJc fr Ju AU -.nu Ml>~. Al.I pbNI UEDIHO.Q.EAMJPS Hom • ~ nn 840--. lnaured. Tons of rera. 8'IHll8 t J'r L Wal ~ '*>c!ll • bnck Week.l;Maloi.oanc. Jt-·~tApart~~.~t HOUSE? Call Olneham • Frlendl¥/eflicient ~ .... ~ :i-830 t.. 1't p c.IWah.,N'mockl. WCldl-Fr .. ~ta. Uc Ir ~est 8'2-9&07 __.. remuuouwi. Gi.rl.Free•tMWlZI Mo~ tmoo4917 PAlNT·PAPER _,......._.
repalra, L•c. "u1cll bcmdedt7J..t'7JO. &42·6783 ""-... --{ff·~-~• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3>yraexpr. Fr.ee1t.. ya.
.. ,..~.. rll 1aar. CEMENT WOBK. All Prof1G_.._.. HANDYMAN:CtrpeoLry, "c;;:;;.~-::.i crt'YSEf!VlCE ~.~~s::t:~~l:~. Nowa.it.lnl.D-38'1S ... •••••••••••• .. ••••••
..-st4 Aunda. ReuonaW.. l'reo Act aow! tor comp elf'drical, plumbllllt 6 CalUf.r.L)'IUl638-ml MOVERS Tryme-<:allco83e·S655 Expertencedpainw,ownCER.AMICTILE.. New or c.,.t5-Tk.e ••m•e1IO-CS malnt. ol laWQI, ab.rube nuors6'6-68Sl.84T·27S'1 I.OCALlrSTATE-WlDE Al~l ... ,6yrauperienc:e remodel. Free ..i, aml
-·-•••••••••••••ON• uauerew "v-...... ~ .. lrefla.W-·Rlllly,•;R~1!.omm. HANDYMAN l)IMACULATE CLEAN· 3'Hra 7days WORKGUARANTEEO inside Is out. ~d jobe, Jobe welcome. ~26 mpoo la s&eam dean pr...,.~ " t~i'..'hi;;, _,., ... ~~ .... ~.,""' NOJOBTOOSMALL JNG. YouDE.5ERVEtbe 714·523-4462 lnleriot/Extr. Free eat. yard work. miner re.1_.n._s ______ _ ~ bnlNt• .. : wit Sel)'OUr°'"1fonn1 uve MOWING -1'.0GING 675-2440 BEST.759--0377 213-94-HJIO 25yl"llexp.842-029S paln.CallGreg,919-9621 T,..Senlce
qlUlOmiableecb. a:llamQ'.E·~ ' Trimming, l.:li:anups, Rosemarie's HousecJna. Know le• Palntln&. Painting: $300/$350 for .. ••••••••••••••••••••• bv, din rm. ball '15. Ave llaullne. etc. Reaa. ,._~ Xlntwork, refs, ~drata, PCllntiftg/PaperirMJ lnt/Eltt, commercial averaae i story ext, Removing, trtmmlnc.
nn 17.SO. coueb SlO, c Walkwaya, drlvewa71, fW&.m52 ..,.----J owntrans6'2·1403 •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• apls . realdentlal & $4.507up for 2 sty. Guar. t.oppins. fteat. llc/haa. ln ~ Guar ellm pet odot. P9Uol. fiatwork, 85' to $1. ••••••••••••••••••••••• . , PETERS PAINTING mobllebomea.1136-1120 Uc~ iw2.1831 area 14)'T'S. Tonyl45.Jl~
C')lt repair. 15 ,.,. rirpr. per ft.~. Dan Have somethlnc you waot Sklploader, dump ll'uck, Alice s ~owe<:foanlllg. Expr'd. Reas Rates. '
Do work IQ)'aell. &cf lO sell'' Cl&Nil'..S ada do haulmg, tree work, grad· Reas, reliable, rer11. Own Free Eat.. Call Gene S.lllhlnp fut with Dally Find what you want ln SELL idle ltema with a !31~101. S.UidJe ttema 64.Z-6671 It well. &GWrS. ina,demo, etc 751·3930 trans. 640-..S71; 64.2·7207 552-0&M Pilot Wao1Ada, Daily PllolClasslfieds. Dally PUotCluatnedAd.
HllpW..... 7100 W..t.d 7100 HelpWarrhd 7100 HllpWantecl 7100 HlfpWant.d 7100 HefpW..tff 7100.W,W•hd 7100 HtfpW..ted 7100 tWpW..W 1100 .......................................................................................................................................... ······················· ............................................. .
Jtttpr Asal1taot, Full C.....,.o....,.,. COFFEE SHOP DRAPERY room worker General Office Housecleaners women L A N D S C A P E MANAGEMENT NIGHT CLERK, 1ood
1lme. Mature. 9"19-7550, P/time work. Min 3 Hrs. Cashier Hosle~ses & exper. pref'd. Up to sS OM;,. 0 hwtdrwd over 21, reha0ble refs, FOREMAN, expez:, full PEOPLE PERSON salary, apply ln person
!\frsVanHoru lluat bava car. C.M., Wailreaaes. Exprdonly. hour 642.1843 We want 3 SUPER owntram 6421403 lime, wa11e neeotiable, Exec needs Ptllme 85· only. All Baba Motel,
N.B. & Cd.M areas. App. Over 21. Apply 10 person · · -' 997-2.1628 soc. in wholesale s~pply. 2250NewportBlvd. CM.
BoatCarpenter ty , Newport·Mesa blwn1&3l'M.Airporter DRIVERS SHARP,Greganou1>girl HOUSEKEEPER 1''ully c:ap1lalucd.
Fiberglass &Gel·Coat Unified Sebool DU.tnct, I n o JI o t e I. 187 0 0 t:arly A;\J. 3.6, delivery that ca~es n~ut tb; fo~ No exper. nee. Bayview Lautt*y WC>t"br 642-1634. 1--------•
.Repairmen. Apply al, Food Service Uept .. 1857 MacArthur, Irvine. LA Times, C.M. SJOO pany. .xce ent & i ls M:mor, 350 w. Buy, C.M. Wknds only. Bayview ua.11o..1 a.GRa/C •SHIER NOW Recruitlna aharp,
Da.naPointSbipyard Placentia Ave, C.M. mo+.MS·0770Bob common:.l.'nseareprere· 642-J505. Conv. Hosp, 206.SThurin """'"'"" 5ft • ambitious man to aell 3t671PuertoPlace 556-32'13 CONSTRSECRETARY qws1h:s. Ideal surround· Avc.CM64.2·3506. Fast food restaurant 1 hardware, tool.a 15 ahop
Dana Pobll Harbor Secretary to Operations or u 1 & c: 0 5 met I c 1011:.. atmosphere and Ho Us EK EE p ER / opening-40 hr. wk, 6800 equipment to industrial
---------•e.areterta full & p/Ume. Mer & Purchaalng Agt. sales11lrl. responsible. pay (lf)'OlldotheJob!). GOVERNESS (Llve·1n >. Lesa! Secretary;must CoastHwy,N.B.~120 aecounta. Avg S280 per
••BOOK.KEEPING Exper. prct'd Santa Exper ln residential con· Call 968·4447 ( Fnl. We are a small Medical N 8. hm nd.!I full t'harge have at ltalt 1 YT Call!. ClskforRobertHwit wk. No exper. nee. Call
CdM realty and devtl<>P,: Ana/Irv. area 870-63'73 tract admlnlllraUon. Valle)') Co. near the airport & of person lo run hsehld. exper. xlot lYPIDI skills ---------1 751.91:14.
tneot firm needs exp d For Major Orange Co fer an eruoyable. stable Hesponsibllltws lncl's reqwred, sblhnd oot re· MANICURIST i---------~1rl Friday, exec/i.ccy Canvass :\lan·Needcd 1m· Bwlders. Salary com· Eloct.ncian new construe. opportunity. Apply al supervision or 2 girls, quired. Bsy H.B. otfice. Take over clientele Tom1---------
t ype. Must have con· med, fully ex per 'd mt:nsurate w/exper. tion, residential, uxp'd. 3,198-M Airport Loop Dr, a~es 12 & 15, hi1kp'g 847.$>41 Rno Jlalr Stylists 218 E.
structlon bltkpg exp. 0 c: ea n s l de are a Plemse send resume to Call 8-5. 642·3482 CM or call Mr. Hill ot duties. Must he muture, mh, C.M. 645-4012
Communication aklll.s es· 1~1188 Ad No. ~. Daily Pilot, 556-1905 as well as able to relate LEGAL SECRETARY
senllal. Salary open. l'. O. Bu 1560, Coeta to teenagers. 11 1 ~tan· Small bualnesa litigation M 1A?U R ~ W ~MAN Welton41Co.67J.e00. CARWASll Mesa,Ca.921626 Enilncer1ng GeneralOffi~ dards of neatness, !1rm in Newport Ctr P ime 0 we come Help wanted. FUU Time. rURCHASIHG/ t'leanllnes~ & oroanlia· s.eeka exper'd le~al sec) newcomers & .contact ---------1 Over 18. Apply in per50fl COOK 0 or tnanee. )lust have mercbanta. F1ex1ble hrs. Metro Car WHh. 2950 ORAfTSMlU M/f RECEPTIONIST lion req'd Due to hi ex· >.Int skills. Call Linda Need car, lite lypLDe. 800111(£PING .Harbor Bl, Co!!La Mesa. 67S·2&50 M Cheery personality, uood peel relauna to care of s.&7 3095 ft ., the "irla. a 4 ""denree is 640-8Ml0. -• •
HUR~YMAH
Exper'd, fiUme. perm.
Mature male over ll. 6 Days Sat tnclud.
Sat/SUn. WOt"k w/planta
& trees. S3 Hr & up. Ad· vancemeot poteculal.
La£tlna Hilla Nunery,
Inc, El Toro. a:JG.5653. \ t • g & Fl" grooming & accurate "' ~· • -------.. \\'Oun !ft .ure Cashier Clerk to work COOK Mechanicaldrartsperaon lypin"of4""•pmne"d'"I fcref'd; xlnt opport for L~•LSECY Mature women tor < lcrks J 1ke (lguro work th·• 5 " ~ ft ~ " hJ h lliWA. ' · ... URSES &.fDIS · • · 9·J0.6 Mon & Sat. 12·6 llomc styl1i cooking for W1 ... years t'Xptorience for hu:.y purcha~. dl•pl. ormer sc teac er. An housecleaning service " .-.
U.'t' JO key. Top SSS & Thurs & Fri in CdM. retirement bome in lnthed{•vclopmento/de· Vant'lY of duties, l(ooll u(tive person who alao Onew3year,.exper,xlnl pitime. Car nee. Top S &ORDBLIES
val'ation pay. Good refa & exp roq'd. Laguna Be.ch. '94·9458. 111(n drawmi:s & 1>arts \\Orkang hf'~ & bcnt·ftt~. enJOYs the arts Is dtslra· skills, no shorthand ri· &lS·Sl23 Expet'd. Bayview Conv.
Hrs lO increase 1n Fall. le.ts i'pJ>ly, N,'ati'onal c,·,·stAm" blc. !\fu11t drive: C:llr Is q 'd . Call for appt. JI """""' Th"-'-A 6~
f[l.1P0 11AHY ti( l ..
Calt 540.4455
17802Slc)o Park
SoitelOl lnine
Equal Oppor Employer
BOOKKEEPERS
l2t Positions
Sl,OSOP..-Mo
RE & Med Sllppll1>11
Employers Pay All lt'ccs
l.1 z Reinders ARCOCY
1020 Birch Sl. Ste HM
Newpc>rt Beach 833.SlOO
Call for appt/estab '6S
d U COOK ,, ,.,J ~-id-' Sh Id be fl 752·2518. Mechanic:, general all 06P. -...... ... au ve, No stu ents plea11t'. Ca Corp , .tJtil llart'h s t, N 8 prov .,... ou ex· CM 642-lSOS Mrs. Adam >1 for 10• Pantry & ldtchen helper Paul Dosi· er r '\eJr oc J\i rport ) 1hle regard'g working LEGAL SECRETARY around exper. Dom•Uc, · • terview, 64-1-7575 499-2271 ask for chef Jo: 0 c:. v.knds. Lovely pvt rm & Foreign & Marine, own ..... URSES &.fO"' • . -tor Newport Beach fi rm. tools. wages negotiable. ..., "' 5
CASHIERS COOKS. BARTENDERS. Associates, Gc;-ra-IO!-ra-ce --~~th.. ~au;d~=~'!'s0~m~ Renetal practic e , 11.5 Mon·1''rl, 00 Sat. 7fto3&d3l0Mll.exvp.prde-DRIVERS P /Ume Over I Consider tralnee, if ex· '''"'-0777 erre • esa er e lmmed. Cull & p/Ume 2l yr! lmmed ope~ngs nc. RECEPT /TYPIST to: M. Seeger, P.O. Box ceUent ak.lll.t. Mag card """' Coov. Hosp. 6el Center
opeo.ioa• In our. aell ApplY' tn person, Me •n :1050 f<.edhill Ave Escrow Dept. has re· 19547, lrv, Ca. 93713. helpful. Salary corn· MECHANIC, radiator & St .. CM
aerv ce llH etahona. Ed.'I l>tzza Parlor, 410 E Cos1a ~esa. 92626 quirement for a Recep· menaurate. Call Laura transmission. Exper. •N--.. -_-,,.-g-----. -
CaltBU.92.cl:.,&s.A.areaa. 17thSt,CM. 17141556·7075 twrust/Typl~t. Min l yr Inspector 759.0234 ~eq5.30ca. ll 847-5593 M·F ..... ..,L_,11•1 •. 30 .:en'I ore exper. req'd. er '" C~SHIER COOKS & COUNTER EciuJJ OpporEmployer Typing 50 wpm. Xlnt UquorStore Xlnt beoeflta &c aal.
, 111-:LP, Days & e ve v.orklng conds &benef1ts ELECTRICAL Clerk, mature. uper. MEDICAL p/time, 3~ Please call or apply, Wkdya. Somo exp pref d. sh1t'ts. Apply, Del Taco, lnrlud. dental. Salary fume. Apply In person daya wk. Exper 111 aaalat· Roya.le Conv. Hoep. 1030
Neal, personable, de· 1720SuperiorAve,C M. <"Ommcnsuratc w1exper. 1195 w. l9lh St. Costa In& opbthalmoloeist. W.Warner,SA546-MSO
pend. ~n1uneenng Apply at INSPECTOR Mesa ' Se o d r e s u m c t o PRODUCIEMAM COOKS & Waitresses, So. MAMUFACTURIMG ~fanncrs S:l\'in~s - . Clussified ad no. 952, ct o Nursing
Trim set.up display Lag, CM· NR. P /lime & EMGIHEER 1515 Wei.tc111rr Drivr Lite Maintenance, Day Pully Pilot. PO Box 1560, RH SUPERV. 3-11
P/UrM. Ex~r°'d. . 1''/timc c:otrcc Shop Px· Nl•wport Bch BOE Shift. Apply In person. C-Oi!ata Mesa Calif. 9'~26. LVM-lt911ef 3·11 STUDEHT HELPER Pc r . It t' rs PI e a s e . I 'or production develop. A. minimum of on• Nt>wport Dunes, 1131 Include present employ LVM-1 l~
Part-Time. All needed Charlie's Chill Ofc. (7 W ~!:;~11~~r;t"':~~e~~~~: GEHUA.L OfftCE year's current U• Back &y Dr,N.B. me1it&avaJlab11Jty. F/Ume&P/Ume
lo work In country ranch 549.o351 Eicpcr an documeota· Late typin11. reaerv•· peritftee in in-process , _________ , MEDICAL RECErT Join• team laur•ted i11
market. 831.(~). La«iwa COOK. wanted ex per t10n . production line tions, "N' t T. ArtPP0
1Y in ~neat mspediott of LUNCH COUl'4TER .... ,_.only, for busy ... _.. quality geriatric care.
Nleue& XI n t w n & e s . f( o o d troubll'shootin~ & cost penon ewpo unes, IOlcMr points and .i.e.. Food rt........&1on ;dnce. S46-J903 ....,.; Rehab orient«i. 174 Bed
benerlts. Apply 1n r e d uction . De gree JJJtBac:kBayDr,N.B. tro•mechanlcol In• Ex-r'd .... :~'",;anted SNF. C&ll Mra. Darms.
IOotO(UPIMG Oe~:!~~~~:~~~or. pe r son• C n no . s prefd. GENERAL OFFICE -ocen subosaembly to ;;,rk ntlunch counter •MEDICAL OFFICE 9.3, 828-77ao. 501 s. Ex~andlna mortgaiie Don 1°d E St 1 Restaurant. 2241 I': STACOSWlTCH IMC Must like phone conlact, r ppepa11·0 n aand· ... ch•• & RecepUonlst & clerical Beach, Anaheim. '--I Ii I 0 a •.• evens, nc, Coastllwy,NB.SeeChcf 1139BakAr,...-.taM"""a work'"g w/cua•-m" ... •· iMP9dlon to company , ,. .. , "n b k d B IHI ng rm n ranl(e 1828 Fullerton Ave. CM. " """"' -"' "' ... u .. d I d salads. Some grill work oc aroun • uay Part time, U Hr care Co. hus an lmmod. open· 646-3915. 549·3041 detail work. Ll1ht typ. raw n CJ s an included. UnUorm furn. Dermatoloeist's o!c In Thrus. Fri. Elderly
inl{ 1or an indi\'. w/ex· COUllt.er Girl Nec.>ded For Equal Oppor Employer mg. ntll beneflta. Vaca· s,-clflcotion1 .. Mutt Med & hosp benefit.a. AP· C.M. Exper. pref d or gnUmD, whl chr patient,
per. as an asallt.ant book· CLEANER Orycleaners 18 Or over lion, siclt: pay. ln$urance, hcrn SOIM trobting In ply, Lindberg Nutntion, will train. 6'.S-7510, 771 Newport area. Call coll.
kK'pcr ){usthavepnor Animal hos pital in 644--08aa. etc. Apply 9-2 wkdays. el•ctroal~ and betwn the Carr0015el & W.l!llhSteP,C.M. 6·9pm. (2\3) 592·5763, .. ~ lnmorta~ebank ----------1 ~~~ Barden'11 Pest Control, e..,_. · · · Irvine. FUil or p/Ume. co u NT ~. R G r R Ls • -cL-'c_. -.....ey. BWJocka lower level in ....... Offi (714) 640-8893 .. Pl t ct ... '"96 Randolph, C.M. , ... ._ 1111t_ • • Miculcal ceA.sslatant. • 10~· rase on a Span. speaklna olc Exec.Sec'y toS12K " So CoaatPlaz Sho pina Cathv Tho mpson at f>.l.4·!>160. permant•nl pos1t1on. Ex Proll:/OprtlBM S3.SJ.3K S46-:!670 . a P .. Will train. Must be able OCCUPATIONAL Un1 C al Mort11a&:e . per. only. l''Ull or part D bcellentbefttftta C.enter. C.M. Apply al toworkeves&torwknds. THERAPIST
1111963·7873 Cleanine·p/time days t 1 me · A P P 1 Y 'l:f~or:t;~raon t~:h; GEHERALOFFICE A•aRcibl• Vitamlncounter. Lite typing. Spanish de· Small psychiatric
Equal Oppor Employer S3.SOh r. Eves U/ hr. GOODENOUGH Natural F·ees Paid/ Also Fee Jobs 1 Girl ofc. tor a mall C.M. slrable. M8·TI71. holpital noeda part·Ume
-...;.....--'-"---"'---1 Lacuna or Ir•ine . Food, 105 Main St. ""'' ·te~plnt l!•ash 10 (' ,
.OOKKEEPER• C BalboaP"'ft 87"23•"' IrvmePersoMelAgedcy ""'..., •1 .., • If quallfl•d and In• Med Sec'y Recept .emporary occupa· r / WomenortMn.Ml--0714 ..... ~ ..... 488Et7UlColltaMesa Key. ooo pbone hnsfed ht Ht1a posi• MACHIMIST p/tJme. Upm. Moo-FrL Uonaltherapyald,prefer hm1~mlllt.Cbooal1k,,~ .. f~123r P. rop. Cleaning lady, Mature, D.Wnry & ~1te22A 642·1470 ~~2f~! :~ Hoa. __... IR .._.._ Good geneul back· Exppref'd. ~ exper ln recreatlon•l or • """"' I Stock c•~ ~~ """'' r--·~-ground. Set·QJ> A operate . related field. Contact -~-------• for Dinner P a1bouae. ~ 1er"1Mwhm-21>m. toe vartety ot machines In· ?drmt Tme. perm. Earn Sara l'er1uaoQ at
IOOKKEEPEl/SICY m.~. Mn Vanfforn 12·l0pm Fd & Sat. & EXEC. SECRET A.RY a--.u OFFICE Ute cJudln1 turret lathe. up to nooo mo. E\l.ller 488-5102
Varied duties, bO •molt· CLERK f 0 r H.B. lG.ipm Sun. 18 Yn or To mktn.ii dlr. in flnan· typi;;7'°ikpg .• 10 key vertlcle &s borhontal Bruab ('114) m-4247. •---------
ing. flex. hrs. Sal drupton, p/Ume. Ex· over.40HrainFall.Hiah clal11erv1cesfirm.Resp.1 add, etc. Houseware ~~ mllls, punch pre111e1. •--------pendaon11dlla.MS-lli01. per. not aec. Min qe 24. ~~~uor, 495 E. l1th challen~lng pos lnvolv-atcn.MD-9494 ((J; Small preclalon parts,l-•M•OU>-•,.-15-5•0N--
Bookkeeper·P /lime. 8'7·2.563. Illa areas of aecurtl.ies, smaU1hop.DayaonJy.
lttature ex,...r'd •· fa.at ,... eonv ., ... .-.11...11-... • DELIVERY Help netded. Insur • R. E. 640-0123 GEH'L STACOSWITCH IMC Sm a 11 mo Id ah op .
• ,.._. • ~·""~"'"'' .. or 5 ....... .,.r 'tll1t 4 hrs ""'r M a.1~1HANCE BRUNSWICK 1139 Baker Coet4 Mesa Operate transfer &/or In· 11tarter. Sal open. Call ~·for noort.na con· d~y· t;.y ~~rk £;~ DEC. SlCRETARY "" .... , 549•3041 jcctlon molding equip. betwn 9aJD " 4pm ._ ,..~ •--·•-· · Opnor. for htg•Jy NOW JNTERVJEWJNG WlllTraln. • .......... COlllw .... uvu eic· overS350-ttr.Mf..37M •· " f I" m toy t 1:'-oalOpporEmploy•r 64.5-22H. -he!-·•. 11•1·-seoo ----...,.-----1 motivated, outstandln1 or P .. me e P men ~-"' STACOSWITCH IMC ..-..--_, d . 1 "' as general malnt.enance CORPQR•Tf ON +. 85'1'41111 M•tryJH•wspoper eicee. i.ecy es ar na a help for location near OC " 1139 Baker Co&ta M•a ---------•I Pennanentpart·UmeJob challen10ng pos & xlnt Airport. Phan• ti>r appt Dtftttt1•DM1loft MACJnNIST/SET-UP 549·3041 ~ d•Uverlna early momln.-compensation. Newport lot lntervw. 549-8874 Set up & short run, punch Equal Oppor Employer a;.i J.A Times to homes In Federal, 3355 Via Udo, Sat.Pepperoni'• ll'llHwborll•d preuea, autom.itlc, '9.~ Irvine/NB areu. MU4t St.210.NewportBch. ZIOOS.E.Br11tot CottoM .. oCa92U6 c:hUC!ket, mill. lathe. &
lrllJ.., be rellablo & have depen· EXECl.JTIVE WOMEN'S Santa Ana HelRhta lmOT drill presses. Some tool &
J dab le tra.ntportatlon. C 0 UNC1 L Ne ada 3 F.qual Oppor Employer Equal Opl)Or1unlt1 die ex per belpful but oot ~UllQ(K'S SalaryS300.rno.~s.ms WOCIMQp/Uma.173-4'118 Glrl·Phoae Order O.k EmployerM/F "'C:~trumentCorp ~~~~ DENTAL Chair Amat. PACTORYllELP lite typing, noo smoker I~~~~~~~~ 64.2-8090
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U*ANOl\.H 1---------t Ume,1tartll.00b.r.App. 148-1550 d•alred. trainee COD• Good benefits. 'Rollda)' _....;;;.. ________ , PAUU,.~INH ra.... 4-tllf. ty btlort DOU. Curry Girls neededroraandwfeh tldered. Alao Fltl hm, Llf\Ul& Hill•, Con-
WOOOLAHO ~IL.l.e torPedodonU.LXlnteal ToolCo..SllH.otmAve, dellvery.!:%...ork.Sali-technician" bend t.actPenonnet,SM-5000.
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D __ ... , "ITHO Men Ii TMG'atl 1'eedtd work for T·Shlrt ahop. ------._-1--t ... N "-tBw• 1una ••"""'.,....., now1LoUot1fOtkavalll Appt1. Vlllage Fair JANITORIAL• maa· ~ ,\,4 ,. ~dralde •,~, ' • RDA . No feel Call or como In e'""-1n1 Center llJOE teoance mu· Purer --------4 ..... iuraor lame. ~I 8,Q;:StHwy,LaiBob. 1temJ·retlrad male. MAtHTa.A.HCIMAllll
Newpor\Bch.'42·2'21 714-1.667 1 "2-1747(btwn3-5only> Mud have upor. Jn
PromptTtmpServicu malntalnlnr restaurant rtteSo. Main St.SA & related eqUlpm•nt at haVt a WOtkhlS ,... ,_ ... 't Jcoowledte of th• elec·
· PeUl"l'I t.rteal " plurablul trada. -. Apply •t. OraQe Councy
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H 111 tnun .. w•a•pplicaot. SALlll'IOPLI • · · Jr you poauu 1 ...... Mtltlft.8021 Eatllab. 11.1 bnd1. draft.IDldllab.ldtaftl', ~!,....,........
t'or. for SM!W l>nfer'• atore ltr"V Sta Help ...ttd bn· mmhnum OI I l"' rwi. ....................... Sound. Xlot dltpc19llloll _.a._13CT _______ ---------
6 ~ c ..... tk hkt open In I la J.eJture med. J\IU or p/t. Apply. time~ expwteoc. ln lJMd Lu bet 4 ... u .. 18. eG.~aru IBM £xee Tne-riter CAL 25. lJ'JI National
F llrH put. XJnt co. World, La1uaa Hill• •EOstHwy,NI tbeHotel/ll*l HrVlcea <22), :.'•xtO"xH' ~4 >. APOendbc qv. a.1 mare, savln z'u Copier: Cha01plon. Loathd. to
iLt E•Pt:r req'd. .... _.Mim be upw. lo Sb!pplQCJIWeelYiq 1ucll u operaU001, food a''xlO"xH~" <43a> T· 4 Yit. ptOl. trato.d Eq. Secretary Desk. z &ec. bap cl ulls Nr o.w 7 ~
Apply Pt*11tnel rt I u "I • t O • W e I r U Q.111 t. a.v...,., or NI• Ind bneket.I (JI) ~ ~ t1bbon wfn DelQ, 81).7050 h.p. Honda 0 /8. '8900-
I tol "' 61• ltl t J&im pm Moo lhru rrl •DCllUWMr ou~. Ca d but bavt • dell ... to tralll • at rated lbowa. "541.16 · Uta> lla·Z88S or ('110 Uwt.111 ..,_.. lilrL l>oullU. t :ao.dl ~ Some..,.... Pftf' ' 10'llll 9duJta you are the .Detlt IMO AlltrorLaw-a. 'ftt+t ao11 •Moe C41114M411 NN nta.r a : •• p"'. Dr. p. r • .uu.n. to train. Var1et1 ooe Wt .,. 1ootln1 ror. ....................... ....................... --------
1 ,. Peik t'..qi.&J( 'n;epbrm/t Corporate Othou, gf.,dutrcl. M~ be •~•Jdo We ofter taceUent work· u.... AJJto9 AKC. f\lffy _...., I070 Coctatlal1, normall, Q\aract!". boat • N.e _
SWl.,101 ll\'U>el~~~~~~~~~j t7U>MO-'NIM un heavy lllljl••· • 1n1 cooditloaa, nwblt llWt mos-cl &aid 1t •••• .. •••••••••••••••" •Jl51cup.ca.uarldUS. aHp. Z3 Ketch. Sturdy. t:.qut«>iJJIU' •mplo)rr I· OaUf. driven Uc. Appty, boun, and excellent wb.N.B • ...,., • W& uTED eN-0.108 IOOd nQl.ni. etc. $1000 IAUI HaUonal S~t.lQI OOrp, aal•1'7 baHd on ea· ~" a.1311
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rrft.n'IBJ Oil Blftb N.B. CNeer Hrieoct 111 quaUlloa• Fneto Y• 1041 TOP CASH DOLLAR ..__. °'1JaM 8090 -------SUf'f'l.IMBfT ~~IM OCA.lrport> .o.E. Ucm.. 1oi.rat.c1? Cloa· ....................... PAID FOR vouR•••• .. ••• .. ••-•••• .. •• ~to~nt&allboat.40
TICH YOUI IMCOMI With • wttbo.at 1h. IO ,..,. n-"' "dml . JEW-RY W"TCHES •~" Pl p1 lJ to 80'. Bare boat. Sept G wpm +• Short. • tost• SlON PAINT&B. "'*'. --... ~. ~ 0 PW • WOf'Ul1 PtoJect1 .... • A • IW'JUIJl •Jel' 1"°' thruSeptU.111-6W. SHS SSH .... ._ ... • lM Must know Use r.tn .. · tratar, Ooutlio• R.O.P., larco HCk fJ ltf\-oYer ART OBJltCTS. GOLD, )'tart old. XlDL cood. ---------Steady j1>b for nall ,_-.No H~r. ~ t'mfll ah&rin& &NJ group
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T&.9'HOMIWOltl • ~ C. Oolta ...... • oral Lot• of-tome. FINE f'URN • AN· WilrtttJerQltMtw/beadl xlnt eondlllon, e1200.
HOUllWfYll CT'M),,..1115 ~aAerlpm. 'nQUBS.NW200 :/e.xlateon""loD· · N.wequlp,615-0Sll
COUlctllTUD9CTS STOC• Gia&. WAJTllESS. °""II, daJ Nd sd boaMJ for a mo U.....U 1071 IU-1144 DllunC'9hamble 38
Geeraot .. d UourlJ Youn\ alat llrt DNdad. eh1ft. Appb', afl4pm, Sd ldttam. 2 wbt. 2 b1k. 1 ...... _,, .. -....... ball Pl Oppot. to jola I tarnUles ,,... rtua DDDu1. •=• :=.uUIO•;: IOCIM e1ertoet ~ ~~ Av. amt. mai......., a.c. Marian mare. broke 8/1::'.!!aa lleftl' ::· 1n their 1on1 Audtne. P~H wlicl1MJ Hav" prn to 1:30 pm. Call ~S Elplt n, m. ll'IO•-•--' to rtcle 6 drivel. blli Must een' bst oh" ~ harmonlou loYe affair M6-G'Zlor c.ometo2:50 E. ~ W"l'l'D-a __ ,.._,, ....... e. _.. llotlu letalog, •aoo 8•75 177• w/o rnarveloua aallboat. '~ opccunf:I 13 ID .,.,._Ot c.taM S J9Fdb.lool.al,N.B. nA&~JtOexl. nee:. JM01.C~. En1, WHiern (71') • • • • ••· SLOOOO+onlYSSOmo for ~...;~~=~iif~11 1 .. .._ l71D2SuPar1r l:l&odlroomcletltf«t~ ¢~~~2LI._'~~; GH452 a.1011 (213)8.Tllldya. ~t.y.14Nm '
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PLANT MAMAGY ~~r,-.:!:t a::~~~~~~~~~J uper. pp..,. penoa ... Waitreue9 " C bl ....,. ... yr e •~ •••••••••• .... ••••••••• let. Matlin Ulta $1450 Incl trlr • motor. :CU:r:.~i!"t!t m~:: iresslve very toaetber f ~~ t1:;r:r;,..•:,;:; day " n1a1rt ahlft!. ;s:P am. Obed. tmd. au WANTED 2 <:. ttiW. une :111P> 840-'JO:IO...,.
foe Oranae Cty. pl:.nt C:-:: to ua11t market. S.C.tt•y to$HO Ave.trvfne.751-0635 only.NewYorkerlleat6 MALk& P"lt'• part TOP CASH DOLLAR Blliatr.~11 Raein1Sellat.f\all1equlp. ~ dea. • II , .. ,.direcl«l l 1 • s' aS.Ce nretaria!t l a·l. Free. Join ta.let dept. lo Deli, 421 E 11 St. CM, SCol c tr. l!tDbabP~· PAID FOR y 0 UR c.a--....... New Ullmao HU. no. cnmpany up. pref'd. • ooe or top nal'I eo'1. TUCHB·A.IDI h 631·28» ~·•• aa I... JEWELRY, WATCHES, -;; '80tS 1XL~
6.&1ar)' l20.000to ~.ooo =~~I~ ~ut Local ofc needa 1ood Huntln1lon Beac WAITRESS Part time ART OBJECTS, GOLD,·-·-•••••"••-·•-
+ profit lh.arin&. Send t714)832-211ll slcil.Ja "aome previous Headstart. p/tlme. Ml.5 luncb. cau'between 9 6 Ma.Mo.man6bep,4yn SILVER Sl'!RVlCE,1--------111 ~~~~~~ ?~~ --------1 salet aec:r«artaJ back· Permo.CaUlll.'l-iSl&. Uamtorappt.548-N41 old. To coo~ home. FINE FURN. & AN• let Clau. GLASS
,.._._11 c ........., •SALES• around for tbla prime --------1w-:.-...._..1Coc._._.,_ Dan.at·au:J,te0-6022 'nQUES.145-2200 DISPL"Y C•••• &.
""9UI ea.a, a............ spot. Xlnt benefit• & T""'-a.-...s I --· &'VUU .... wt. Be '-~ "....... aL... PradlcaJNurse . Exper'd Sales or PR growth polenUal. A110 _ ....... a et Applyaf\4;],Sid'aBlue Samoyed. nda home, male LUGGAGE TAGS nc ... uvm a m"VW
Want.edPart·Time. work. Sell anliquea. Fee Jobs Call Chris. YOUDOtiff Bee&.10'72 tPl,NB "fem. a" 4 Yl'll oJd fl'OmfOW'bcleloeucard. retail store. LUce new.
Call 549 2759 Mature uttltude essen. ~.Coastal Penon· HAVE TO .J-w/papera. 9S2-109T 8md one card for each &11-lOOS --------
Perm. position. Must be net Agency, mo Harbor STAHD OM WMTRbS.DIMMa ~ct'~!~t Village Blvd, C.M. YOUI H!AD We accept appllcaUons rltESSMA.H TRHE
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A. GOOD JOI! Res t a u r a n t • 18 4 8 2 •••••• •••• •••,.••••• .... Apply In person, Pen S 3 I es r or S e a 1 on
nysaver. 1660 Plecent1a, Showc:ue demonstrating SECRET ARIES
CM quality line of toys & & TYPISTS
1(1&. No <.'Ollectlon or de-Looklllg for REAL ESTA.Tl tlvenng. No Investment.
SoccC!llSful, friendly, sw· Work your own hn. Nd Tftl!PO'• J Wort&?
toging Laaun• Beach re car. 537-6371 Earn extra money work·
aJtor baa opemne for A Ing local asalanmenta
lJSTER & MOTIVATF.D SALES-Full " part· that add inlerett to your
SALESPERSON, prefer time, coametology hie & open new op-
exper. but will awe on knowledge helpful, portunillee. Your office
the job tralnUlJC Hlllic Laguna Bch. 49'1-1003 ski.Us are valued at
McCormack Realty <to SALES LADY .
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antiques & gill ahop al 0 overload Soulh Coast Plaza. Call •
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172.'J Blrcb st, NB SALESMAN lat run movies nowl~~~~~~~~~
inallable in Laguna SECIETAIY
Beach! Salesmen to de· Part time to full Um• tor
monstrate & boolc·up new, growlna Yacht
current cable TV sub-Brokera1e. Brolteral(e --------1 scribenJ. Full & P/Ume. experience preferred-
Mr. DeUJa 831-100>. 10 to Call Nancy, between REAL ESTA TE _4p'-m.------4 9AM & OPM any day.
Creative & prol. co. wlll _67H'll __ 1 ____ _
800l'I be openlnlf oCc'a Jo SA.LISPl!llSOH Secretary, p/Ume 20-25
Npl Bch & C.M. areaa. Dltectfleld hrL Lite typtoa & bk·
We have open.lop for For electro-mecb•t kpngsldlla.Callm..a308.
Tlm&-Life Ubrariea has MacArthur Blvd, Irvine STOREWlDESALE
absolutely the finest New & uaed rum. appl's. p/llme sales jobs avalla· Wattreues/Hosteaaea Mu mllc. Wilson'• Bargain
ble In Orange Co. No Barken Restaurant 212 Nook. US & 814 W. 19th,
door to door & no pre· ~· 17th St. CM. Now tak-CM. M2-7130&~
ssure tactics. We use a I.DI applications.
I frl di ap. Beige tooa, cut velvet n ce euy en Y Welder Rell arc exper. down nlled g• eofa. $395. ~acb & our re&ut•Uoo weld.in& thin waJl slain· TS-1111 ne:.":":: !r~r : ~:'a!; leu steel tublnt. aozs S: ---· -----•
aalary+ac:ommlaslon& KilsonS.A. **I BUY**
a areal bonua plan. Weneed50peoplewboare Good used rumlture &t
Thent la eJtoeUent m06ey at least 10 lbs over· Appliances-OR I will
on the job + the at-welChL Call Ms. Stone at sell or SELL for You.
moephere Is c11ual & 7Sl-917S. We can tell you MASTlltS AUC:TIOM
fun_ Try a job you'll en· how to lose pounds ac 64M6H & lll·t'21
joy for a chanae. We earn money at the same --------• have (3) Part-time stllf\a Urne. c~H PAID
&t'u.ll·Tllnela.orc:ounie, ---------1 Fer cd uaed turn, anU-
avallable. Our 1ta!f peo. Merct...cllw ques&clrTV'1,m-t1a3
pie enjoy excellent •••••••••••••••••••••••
benefits lnclud1n& health Alttkptt 1005 --------1
&i life lnaurance. •••••• ••••••• 0 •• •• •• • •• Try It You'll uew1t1 · Wonderland
G1vE us A cALL . Of Antifllles•. For A Penonal tntervw .,""." 133-IOtS HUGE warehouse • ...,..,. crammed with over l500 TIM& ...... .,,. mualc: bo&ea, nlckelo-UBRARl.ES Equal Opp Emplyr m/t ~ pl.uoe, circ:us or·
n e w o r e x P e r manuf.1-3 Yn selling ex·
saJeepenona "min who per. " technical back· are lntereated in a inundlnrela~fteld. SECIET ARY Telepbooe Tool Boom
NHd bardworklna. 8a.lat·Earn to S20,000+. dlveralfled, mature u~ Ora.nae Co.
penon. Small c:o. w/lota & LA. Great beoetltl.
ol resp. Xlnt typinl & ah security le npld edvan· r~fd. Good bene. P•Y· cement Call Republlc
career_ Apply tty callln& Cal 149·l04 I
631-0400 ~7 ·0110 for lnte!'Ylew. Hlrtna Equal()pporEmplo)'er
Mon thru FTI by appt.
SALES Ml.salon Viejo area-Call
Recepl/F /tsme, typist. Part llme. S-9pm. Mon· Qirol, 5ll-3830. loam to Roy, 714/SM·9088. for tnterior Detiaoer, Fra, perfect for College _noon. _______ _
must have personable Student, no pre.sure . SECIETAlY
eppear & llt.e bkpng ex· sales or quot.al to meet. 1 Olrl clc In N.B. Seit per. Call btwn 9 & 12. _531_.(Bl.1 ______ 91 starter, good aec:y sldUa
581-9710 SA.LJS.a!TA.IL nee. xtnt beoeflta. Lra --------
RECEPTIONIST Homeatead Furniture _co._'JS2._l_GO_. ----• ---------•
Full time. penouable, Co's •rand openlna Secretary·M&rine orient·
good telephone 1kllla. makea It necaa. to hire ed. Exper. prel'd. Mon ~pply tn person to Mr. an out101.nf penonalit.J' thna Fri. Wa1e open. Aak t\&entes at Robt. Beln. for retall 111•. Furn. r or Li a 8 • m · 'pm ,
Wm Frost & Auoc. 1401 &ales exper. S. a plua. M.\-ZM4.
n..ftUSt NB Qil17~1·U42focappt.. --------~=::-:.::::·:...:..::~·----~--t~~-----:---;SECRETARY P /Tlme,
Real l!'.tstate Sal .. People SALIS-ll11'AIL with Xerox 800 card ex.
wanted. Up to 90/lOr# Otrlce supply ft ala· per. Newport Secretarial ---------...:---------•
comm. split. Newpor tionera ooeda expcr'd re-Servtce.. 7D-D'17 .
&ach. 548-8814 tail sales person. B' /tlme. .
---------phone Io r a pp t. Secreta1'7 /rueptlonl1t
RDiTAURANT 714/557·9212 Alt ror Mr. needed for front otnce.
CHEF;A.SSIST Weal, Newport Sta· ~:!ft=~ ~:,f~1~bc:!::'· Uonert. Inc. du1m. up. pre~'d ~
leandnl dl.nner. La Salea·Telepbooe Spwcraft.,MS-nt7
:a::~. 4 9'·1997 PART SECRETARY, Person P\'iday f'ull or put time.
Good typlna, 1pelUna
NOW HIRING TIME 1kll11 eueaa th I.
Con1eni1J N •~port ~~~~~~~~1~-:-'.:":::::---:'."""."".:':"":~::":~I•-------• Center omee. Small;;;; PRGHT DAMAGED --------t
SMACICSHOP
3446 L eo.t Hwy
C.....4'1M•
AU Poeltlona
Re-OpenloC AUC. 11.at
Apply In peraoo
9-4 Mon tb.ru Friday
Equal Oppm-•mployer
WORK lfOWIAaftrm. ~ HOI'POINT SALE. l3Clt Dltllnt table, I ebaln;
TYPISTS w. Warur DI' Harbor, xJntc)god. S1JO
Work r.1time l.Q one o1 SICllETAIY 112-auo
our c reulatlon aalH Ptr foe lnataraoce ofc. Min 4S wi>m. Varl•ty of
room1 ft atlll have Gd ~e perlOQ&lltJ, hn aa1l1nmenu. Long &
p I e u u re time tor tleslble. Sandy '752-5131. short term. Top SSS le
youraeJI. You en work SICltlTAllY vacatloftP&1. near home fr lllll panue
outalde actl•lU••· We TO SI0,000 P91...,.. + ~m. All ADM1M ASSISTANT le PM bn avail. Call ror A.Dhn•l Hospital N.8.
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1.oa. An••l•Tim. M-. 844-HIO.
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: ...................... ''8""'W "• WIWtulUY * DRIYIA * ~IM1%4SOSa lt71TOYOTA -• '100...nlbli • V.f,'AIT. 11 ONDA ·uo Ct. tiG?0'1rm = YOUID•TSUM Silver exterior, toalber c-~.a.w•GOto..t "TlBXl,...-Y iood P/S, lllc:hellHt ne.r DUJM•ter, ·ury 1 ' • ~ * Ll.,.....E * """""" A " c:eoditlc>o. GUO. traJW bkt. wta. eoqr ~ .... ••tterJ Ure .... To)' Landu u1le r PAJDroRORNOT ', .. ••• imcrior,1unro0Ur1tereo Autornauc, alr ~d. 6 '57..otOafl.6 -.cJL., -d. -100/ofr: __. , .... DAii 1 •1 5 .&.VE .&. LOT caHette. Low mHe1. " M /FM d • ~ ...... -,_ -·wa ~· •WD. AM·FM ---v-A A n r. I 0. lt7,CADILl.Ae Dedp 99ll ~ aAwt. lat I«
..::::::....-----CMt. ~ llOI TOP CAIS ~~,>,~:~ BZl'~i·~ (929MWK>. B.DOIADO COUPI ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• ,.&aad;;;.;;;;;.;;lY:;.· ..... _ _.........., __ Mt :a:l7 ,....._to __ ,_,. #rom. OMLY $3195 ,..._ ....... BAHWICI< DA T\UN
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..--.acu. • Cabriolet top, full leUber '7• '-'UUeer, Da ra...-.. , lluttan Lotded alr. " '7ZMl%250 MAl~UISTOYOTA interior, to/40 power A /C . Good mofl· Sl Oall.itd11 P .. 9HO eAMWICK OAHU,_.
' ' ' ~,r!. f:X:~c:!:~~~ 11'r.1za~N .. ;1~t~10 ::,~~·pe A:,~~! ~·::3 S1100/bltotr.83l).t1 d allday&a.MWlll
rnent • to w mllea. pQWUUSlata.C5aoPCX). "13W¢8pau.A·lcon . "7S Mach I, lo mDeaae,
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WE BUY
~IAHCUS
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NlWPORT DATSUN (aGWG). '18 CeUca GT, hardtop, 58988 Low mi. loaded. ~. xlntcond. all xtru.JluA
1llver, I 1pd, AM/l'M P/P87a-1383/041-T3llO aell175-4W •71 M-DllSR itereo, pwr dJtc bric.a, ,..;.. _______ _
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•• radiate . L o w m l. Nat)ers ll&Monaco.alr,PB,PS. 1H8 Mu1hn1. auto,
1n 1t)9Wroom condJtlon. $44SO./bltolr. '94.-S rum Ooo, Id CONS_., ~M hardtop, V8, new Ures •. For the economy ot ml,'850.~ a1ldn1 11,100. 8'11·5211
TODAY!
819DOV£STREET
N~ar MacArthur
fc Jamboree Roads
lll-1300
dloaeJ fc the tux~ Of a Tri.... 97'7 C'...:..lillac Pord H40a_e.:....vs.:....·-------
....................... ~ .. ••••••••••••••••••••• Olclli•lllle 9tlS !,lj,: '
SO.CALIF'S
LAA GEST
fleet al ''New" Mot«
Home Rent.ala. Over 140
llT1 modela to choole
from; 18'to32'.
Insurance included
Dale's RV Rentals, Inc.
(714~
9570 •••••••••••••••••••••••
1972FOllD
IUlll.ETOP YAN
A camper apecial·fully
aelt contained & in ex·
MARQUIS MOTORS
28802 Marguerite Pkwy.
Mls.sION VIEJO
831·2110 495-1210
cellent condition. $3995. ---------
--------• Pri. pt.y. 531· 7977. Autos, Imported
R.V. STORAGE OCJR. 75' 1973 FOllD •••••••••••••••• .. •••••
per ft per mo. Compl Audi 9707 a e r v l c e d e p t SURFER V AM •••••••• • •••• • • • •••• • • • (714)6'7H.280 VS, aul O!J1fllC, pwr. '74~ Andi l<lOLS, 4 apd, ---------1 steering, air ~ond,, fancy air, AM/FM stereo, s un MOTOR HOM ES wheels & ~Ires, deluxe In· roof, lo mi, $3350. 8JC>.949S
FOR RENT terior, uruque portholes· or~J2
Ftom$150wk. 77~ even includes CB radio!---------
EZ term.w·O.A.C. 1 yr. Austin-Healey 9709
au T THI rRJCE
IHCUASll!!
119NEWCARS
ATTHEOLD PRICES
All modet. now availa·
ble. Call or ace ua before
you bu.Y " !
COSTA MESA
DATSUN
2845HARBOR BLVD.
54M4 I 0 540.0Z 1 l
Ml\>ION VII JO /Ml'QRI\
('o. • I '••• • ., .. . ...
l!JI 1/41! 4Y) 110·1
Mini 20' Dodge Motor part• & labor service •••••••••••••••••••••••
bme, '13, loaded, lmmac, cantracl avail. (07372V). '59 Austin Healy 30®. '77 8210 Pl 7 000 ma, 1976 Ml!!. MIDGET
38.000 mi,~. 67~2000 Aut.o~ter'a price is Very good, best offer te ~·pd• w
RDIT Fireball M.H 23• OHL Y S449S over $2000. 64().6593 rur, s reo. 11 COHVERTllLE
TR T 19178. 2500 ml. Red,
Oa.u. etereo. ~.
&a1·2.ll.8
•71 vw Bue. AM /FM
$1395. Private Party.
Call TI4/983-5803.
.... .a.1ras $4000 · 968-6893 4 ---"' di · lri sell-cont. plus stereo " •UTl"'OAO _..';:.TER IMW 9712 s~, ra o. pan • P-'G6 VW Squareback, good CB. Sips 8. 645-2283 • ~ ll!lcrt 9725 in& wilb special rack & cond1Uon 1750/beat Offer
Dtv.-Nabera Cadillac 'p,j .. :_.:;;i~~ir.:Yr.il ~••••••••••••••••••••• wheels. Has extra low 67J.e721 MTR. HOME aJpe 8, $225. 1425 Baker St C M maleaae. (249RJL ). ---------1
wk.,5'mUe.P.P. ~~blkeutofH~i,;,rBI '72SPORTCOUPE OHLY$3995 'tll VW BUG. Gd cond. 839-71M2 5-spd, m ag wheel s. Radials, rblt ena. maaa.
Trailen, T~ 9170 1-lon '66 Chev step-van AM/FM radio, d ua l Sl050.Calll42·3571
••••••••••••••••••••••• w/'73 8 cyl. eng. • 14 mpg, COME IN & SEE pipes, blk vinyl hard-top, '74 YW 9 pass, -~·HARBOR BLVD.
COSTA MESA
DATSUN
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lt7SOLO'S
CUTLASS SALON
P'lnllhad in brome w /tan
lot«ior. AM/nl ~. ,
pwr. ateerin1·brake1· witldows, bociet seals,
vinyl iop, air eond.,
cnise eontrol, tilt wbee!.
Lot"ally drlv•n car,
<aaBNJO).
OMLYS4ttS
MA19UIS VOLVO
MISSION VIEJO
131.2110 4tS.1210
everything good cond. canary yellow. Good coo· -15' Arl1tocrat. Gae 14'x8' bed, windowll, ex THE AU MEW dilloo. A.eking $1950 or 28'SHARBORBLVD. S3970. 645-9989 S4M4105i0._!)213 •••••••••••••••-•••••• 1973 Pinto Runabout.
ref'riaeratDr, stove, oven, tru. Call 645·3269; 630CSI MOW!ll n'lllleofrer. ~3818 alter I 540.6410540.0Z13 BAJA BUG '68 VW, 1100 '72 Maverick 302 Va, AT. Slim. Low mllea&e. xlnt
& head. Dinellehbattery 646-7008 --... 5pmor673.714,a.ndleave . -cc, sunroof, AM /FM '72 Impala Cuatom, a/c:, PS, 4 dr, radials. $1500 cond. After 8 PM.
ll1ht, gaa Irita bt, 110 ---------COMPLETE 1n111ror Tammy. 68 MG Mlget. Completelr. s• .. -. 8 trk, CB radio, new palnt & Urea, lo Firm. li48 ·7232, aft, .:.548-::..:1362:..;.:. _____ _ hookup, elect c rallea, ~Tradesman 100 Side & · I 1 ..... .,., mi' V lean $1100 s·JO/wknds •-hJtcb Incl. Very clean. backwlndowed,alr,P/S. IODYSHOP '74 Fl t 124 s d -new in out. Mullt ae · J arman wbla. $1500 ....... ';....3er/ c · · -·--------~ Wgn V-6 auto PS
6a1 -4 15 I a It er 4 P/D. 11\llly loaded. $4800 HOW OrEH a PY er con-SlSOO. Ph 675'8772 ev' 6'5-M57 .....,._,, . 1970. 2·dr, stick. 6 cyl. PB. N11' t1m/bru.' Xlnt
weekday•. XJnt cond. Call 494·2018. ::::eo~ ~~P~ a.A ~3[a~ <213> e93-7'768 dys. •66 vw. Rur11 good, look• '83Chevy Nova. ~:°d. Radio, $850. c:ood. $2100. 75142215 alt 8
Trailtn,utllty 9110 Dodge Van. Be d. cot , SADDLEIACIC 762-5752 . -Opel 9746 bad.1495. $575•::,_":e~~ona. . 496-PtyMOUlh t9'0
••••••••••••••••••••••• atove. refrl g., water YALLEYIMPORTS '71 Flall24Spyder Conv, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Call494·3223 '71Mav,2dr,6 cyl,3spd, •••••••••••••••••••••••
.5' UTIUT.Y TRAJLER $1500/olr. 646-0111 831-2040 495-4949 J m m ac, AM I F M , 1972 OP& GT '8a Bua. Run• great. Nda Chryller 9925 R/H, 48M orta mi, clean. '13 Duster, idnt cond, PS. -Calleves: dl ls to *'4.50 •-••••••••••••••••••••••• $1Z75.846-2466 PB.airoond,65,000-1 -Save on Dealer 's Prom: ra a · new P· • · 4 speed , alr cond. & •mos device. Call aft. uu. 81$-1402 0'7·31.95 ma"•. Loo'-· like NEW ! 5PM, 586-1845 1976 Cordoba while, \.'1 '71 .. averick S2l00 968-2S3l ---------• '11 Dodge Van 8 ·100, ... ~ vtnroof,A/C,cruise con· •• d One mo. old, 2 wheel box perfect cood. for $2000 '74 14M TC. Auto, stereo. Ui4EOQ). 071 Weathlla Pop.top. trol, tilt wheel; blue Int, 6 cyl, auto, xlnt c:on • 'Tl Duster V-1, auto, A/C,
lrlr, new Urea, Uaht, leu than price new. & radials 34M ml. Xlot OMLY$l695 Xlntcond. Manyexlraa. alannaystem,10,900ml, $1,350 . ..iM-6220 P /S . Good c:ond.
tarp.S171.a.2Ul Cultom exterior and in· 1 n • llOADWAY cood. $3075. 846-5830 MARQUIS TOYOTA Qll5. Oya, 5411-4177 or xlntcond.,SMQO.t98-2831 Mercwy 9950 S12SO/betolr.8'7.J104 -.a..-9!-•--r-.a.-terlor, mags , AM/FM SAMTA AMA eves, FA ____ ---Mls.5IONVIEJO ev•875-4344. ,.. ...... b .... 9930 ••••••••••••••••••••••• P--"'-996S ---·-· .._ stereo ca u ette w /4 835·3171 _ .... ---&Acc"1anff 9400 apkn, pwr str, pwr br. TMSUL1111AT1o11MNOM•CH'"" 13t-ztl0495-IZIO 'OS vw Bus lood cond ....................... ORANGECOUNTY'S ..................... ..
••••••••••••••••••••••• SWJ·roof'. 50,000 ml war-USEDIMW' Hoftde '727 1973 0 J GT Air · rebll •Pl aood '70U>r,leather,xlntUret HIEWlST '74 Firebird Esprit 350
SAVEWrnl ranty. See to appreciate. * 1 * ••••••••••••••••••••••• AM/FMP:_pe x~t cood' tranaportatlon •1100 & me ch coo d a 1 UNCOLN·MERCURY eng. Turbo hydro, vtn11l
USED"REBUILT lluat aell fut. Aaklng '74 BAVARIA, Auto lrandN '77 Make ofr• s4s-7381 . Flrml3Ml58 evidenced by paid blll1. Dealel'lhiplanowOPEN roor, AK/~ ral y ~~.,C:NCARPA.R'l'S !.!.!,~ . .£.: ... Sp5v.9pl·y5. 8 61 ~~~~S/R?46LWB HONDA.WC · $1000. 501 N. Bayfroot, RAY FLAD!IOE wheels, tilt w , lomi, "~.....-.. ~ • ...,... ,... ars '1a But, xlnt cond., camp Balboa Jal. 87~1'6 lJNCOLN· .. ERCURY belt. offtt. 673-03IO' Da)'ll
./Transmwions '76200241pd S/R 401PDP u.e.111.1y Porsct. 9750 eqapped, $2J50or make,..__,,..._ 993Z ~18AutoCenterDr. ~140~ <t'Reu' Enda 72 P'onS Econollne auto. '5 0002. 41p. Air. ZKG 138 lll'UU'll otrer 11a.eoo. __.,..,.... 1 ood d .,900 N '7 ocs .._pd 220KMT ••••••••••••••••••••••• · SD-·Lake Forest ex t '7 o B on n e" l l t e. .. .rnr.s I con . .. . ew 33 . .., . To CltooH Frond ••••••••••••••••••••••• •• .. ., • nencttrt paint. ~l-7593 ~PQ3M.Osl ' s pd S /R UNIVERSITY 1968 Porsche, new clutch 87VW8q~back, whole l'7SCOIVITTE IRVINE . pasaena« Sta wsn, AC, .,..Doon "''° "trans, strona ens. or parta, SJ.50 or best'oC· 2 ToP1. name red w/tan 131·7000 full p...r, .SS,000 mi, $850 • .{Bumpers '76 Ford Van, duel gas Cloted Oft 5-dayt OldaMOblle $3.'5ClO 615-a:GO fer. Earl WUUanu Tex· 61W860
IMPORT tanks, long whl base, u!..-....l.. c ... • GMC '78Ponchett18. Perteet. aco,Me-2503,afte =Fi~·P!~~c;.:,~ Oood70~~!° .. Slou0t.0Lo ft...-=.:.=..:-•:.:.;;.;rt_u._lr_d ___ 9_t_7_0
AUTO SUPPLY ·C!Ultom cab, 53,000 m i. ORAHGICOUMTY'S .---.. e 000 c II """"" ... • •-
xlnt--.a ,.,.1 ....,.~ r--1.-Polar ulue. 11 , • a •• Sqblt, nu...,, .. , &l Urea. AM/ M radio, . chrome -• .. .,., -1 •• 1 ~"'?" ••••••••••••••••••••••• lOlN.Jl&Doh•ter, ..vuu,U<J ·--OLDEST "°""H,_bo ... BI d 8#4045 T'QC.ml.Sl:sOO;;;;r. wtre wbeela. Wholetale ..... ...,,._ -..., • 1968 T·Btrd, orti owner.
Anaheim 178-9900 '65 Ford· Van. Nu eng, & """" ar r v · bl b k •6500 · Costa Mesa 540-9640 '?l Porsche 914, new 7P.839all8 ue oo • : re· '7ll Montego MX. Good full pwr, air cond. xJnt
'&t-'77 Used Mustana trana & tires. ~or bst 9730 paint, '74 engine, xt.ras. Yol•o 9772 ~:,!!::~ (839MVG ). condltloa $1.00. Or offer. cond, l1500.M"790J
Parle. 990 No. Parker, ofr.All&PM.ll46-843l JCllJllCI" daya 832·4.281, eve1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ;;.:..1 $6 7 •2913 v-99711
C II 2000 •••••••••••• ••••••••••• ~ Y 6 I -,,.-• Oranae. a 997· '74 Chevy, oust. paint, Sales-Service-Leu lnac ,78 JAG UAR XJ6L 22M MS-5f70 1972 VOLVO ~&:"'VOLVO '78 Monarch Ghia, 4 dr, ..................... ..
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VOL. 70. NO. 221, 3 SECTIONS, 28 PAGE$ ORANGE COUNTV1 CALIFORNIA
Aft eraooa
N.Y.Stoeks
TEN CEN
Valley Group to Fight Marine llouslng
Fountain Valley resident.a have
or1&0&&ed a 1r au roota effort to
<>ppoM a U S Manne Corps plan
to bwJd • many u 1,300 military
housina uruta m lb• middle ol
Mile Square Park.
Mrs. Terry Ryan, of 11188
Bellflower Ave., Fountain
Valley. said today she and her
nea&hbon have scheduled an 8
o'clock meetmg tonight wath aov·
ernmeotal and local
homeowner•' uaoclaUoo l•ldera
at home.
But Mn. Ryan 1 d th meet·
lng WU "I }ow.key Ol'1anl18·
tional I therln1," and not in·
tended lot' everyone. ·
•'We wUI have another meeting
befo.-e Sept. a •bJch la 1 very
crucial date,'' Hid Mn. Ryan.
fm
~lty, county, conareulonal
and milltary olficlala wW huddle
at the Fountain Valley city hall
Sept. 8 to bear-the Marine Corps
proposal on the controversial
boualne plan.
Mn. Ryan aaid a petition will
be granted tonight which would
oppose the Marine Housing plan.
She cited the potential drain on
city services and the burden on
local schools if the plan is Im·
plemented.
Peter Burwell, another or-
1antzer for tont&ht's meetln1.
said representaUves from otflces
of Congressman Robert
Badbam<R-Newport Beach) and
First District Supervisor Philip
Anthony tr.ve indicated they will
attend.
Fountain Valley Mayor Roaer
Stanton, Hunt1n1ton Beach
Union Hleh. 'School District
Trustee Zita Wesaa, Fountain
VaUey <Elementary> School Dis-
trlct Trustee Betty Mlsnanelll
and other offlclala have also
r.lanned to attend, said the cneet·
n1 organlJer.
Although no formal proposal
has been completed by military
o Ulcl ala, Mari naCorps
spokesmen have indic!lled they
would like to build at least 2QO
housing unita in Oranie Cowt£y.
by Um.
A critical low cost bou.stn1
shortaee ex.lats for low income
· enlisted servicemen in Orqe
County, Marine officltil said.
Mrs. Ryan sald t.be poasibllily
ol tradlng the Mlle Squafe alte
for other property will also be ex·
plored at toniebl 's meeting.
Marine and county officials
have sugaested that the Mile
Square land could be traded for
other property near El Toro Air
StaUon.
Fire Rages West of Palm Springs
Control
Project
Funded
An appropriation of $400,000 for
desigrung a Santa Ana River
flood control project was ap·
proved Monday an a $10 billion
public works bill signed by Presi·
dent Carter.
The funding for the initial
stages of the project, which has
been on the drawing boards since
1962, would affect three counties
-Orange, San Bernardino and
Riverside.
The area was identified as the
nation's worst flood threat west
of the Mississippi River by an
Army Corps of Engineers study
JO 1965.
Ed Just, Santa Ana River
Flood Protection Agency direc·
tor, said the funds wUI allow
planning for construction of a
J dam at Mentone near the
. Redlands airport, raising the
Prado Dam at Corona and im·
proving the Santa Ana River
)channels ln OmagtCounty.
Just said he la hopeful that
funds wlll be available this Oc·
tober.
Future phases of the Sl billion
project will require additional
congressional appropriations, he
said.
Just said that the Fountain
Valley-Huntington Beach area is
particularly vulnerable to over·
1 flow from the Santa Ana River.
He said that the lowlands near
the sanitation district plants and
the Edison Company building
could be under seven feet of
water in case of severe flooding.
The appropriation was pre·
viously deleted by the Senate
from a House version of the
public works bill because of a
number oC other controversial
measures, Just said.
It was later resto~ by a con·
gressional conference committee
and sent to the President July 25.
Just said the planning and de-
dgn work by the Army Corps of
Engineers for the first phase will
ake about a year.
I fwo Shot Dead t
BELFAST. Northern Ireland
(AP> -Ric>tln1 and gun baWes
Jroke out ln thla tense clty early
oday, one day before Queen
Elizabeth Jl'S vialt to Nonbem
reland. A Boman Catholic youth
md a Briti~ trooper were lhot
ead In aepahte incldentt.
Sun, Sea and Youth
Young body surfer leaps wave as he heads out for one
more ride --perhaps the wave or the day -· near the
Huntington Beach pier. Monday was il sparkling day
along lbe Orange Coast as this photo of silhouetted pier
and surfer attests. It's the kind of cool summer photo
you can cut out and send to your relatives who are
sweltering through summer in other parts of the U.S.
W Reaidems
May Get Tax
Fund Re bate
Critic of Airport
Raps Safety Claim
Valley Homes
Blacked Out
~Pou:erCut
Scores of Fow:ataln Valley r•i·
denta re!yine on electric clocks
probably ovenle:pt toda', due to
a major power I allure tbat affect·
ed 2,730 homes and bUJinesaes
durlnl pred1W1thour1.
Southem Califom1a Edison
Company spokesman Jim Ken·
nedy Hid the 2:23 a.m. blackout
wu blamed oo failure of a plece
of equn>meat lo an undercrounct
power line.
He said by 3:30 a.m., eQ. per-
cent of the nrvtce area bad
power reetored
Terrain
Hampers
ContrOI
By The Alloc:lated Press
A fire on sleep mountain slopes
raeed out ol eonl.rol today in tin·
der·dry Southern California
brush after destroying 10
animals and a house.
The California Department or
Forestry said the fire, 25 miles
west of Palm Springs and one
mile aoutheast of Cabazon, bad
destroyed 1.000 acres of brush on
steep mountain slopes from the
1,600 to the 4,200-foot level.
Fire spokeswoman Nora Ryan
said the blue gutted a two-
bedroom house late Monday, kill·
ing two dogs, seven goats and one
.horse after the two occupants
escaped.
No other dwellings were
threatened by the fire which was
reported only 10 percent con·
tained by mldmornln&, the
spokeswoman said. •'
Slx air tankers dropped fire-
retardant chemicals whiJe 850
firemen rouaht the blaze on the
,round. Officials said crews
tom Mlcbi1an, Indiana, Arkansas, Mississippi, North
Carolina, Wyoming and Utah·
have been nown in to Join 850
local llremen.
The fire was burning only one
mile from the San J aclnto
Wilderness area, but the pre-
serve remained open to hikers
and campers today, authorities
said.
Meanwhile, favorable weather
conditions aided firefighters
struUUng to preserve precious
Central California coastal
watershed, where fire threatens
future floodine In the rava&ed
timberland.
Officials said the 81,000-acre
timber Ore in the Los Padres Na-
tional Forest near Big Sur was 30
percent contained early today.
but they were not saying "'1en
the blue, called the Marble·
Cone, may be fully contained.
"They bad It, lost it and now
they've &ot It back aeain, •• said
Barbara Rowe, Callforota
Department of Foestry ••
••we've 1ot &ood weather today
10 th1np are Jookin& a bit f>et.. ter." .
More \ban 3,500 firemen were
belnt helped by four mule pack
·tralna, cart'yln& flre-ll1btln1
equipment to remote areas in the
priitlne wildernm.
Tbe 80,400-acre .. Scarf ace'"
fire ht the northeastern comer of
<lee n U'.8, Pase AZ)
DAil Y Pll OT M/F
Antlwny Plea Hit
Attorney General
Singer Back
First Date After Fi-re Trpgedy
LAS VEGAS, Nev <AP>
-Sll'\ltr John Davidson
has returned to the staae
Cor the lint time since his
appearance at a Kentucky
supper club where a. fire
kWed 164 people. But he re·
fuses to d.ltcuss the dl•·
uter and walked out of an
Interview Whet) the subject
came up.
I
Backs County DA
ltJ A•Y GllAHVILL£ ... IMllr ..........
TM at.ate Attorney Crneral'1 omc. baa found that a acne:. cA
• M-Called pohUul prottteuUoaa ln
Oranc• County have been
I J\llUntd and that \.be DIJt.rkl Al
tonM'Y'• Office la nt lO prC»ecUU=
tadlct.ed county Supervisor
~pAotboay.
Tbe AO'• flndlnp ue lncludod In aaeven·P1&1e1lqlo-1paced Jet.
lt'r 1ent lnat .Frida)' to Anlhony'is
uttornoy, Thoma• Crosby
Anotb r recipient or the letter
wa• Fullerton Attorney Mlcb1&el
Rcminlflon. 0&n Anlhony co
lndl~
Purpoae oC the letter wu to re ject plu.11 by the two indicted
'Dad, Why?
Suroioor Knows Dat.e Died
NEW YORK <AP> -Now Robert Violante knows.
Blind in one eye and possibly blind in the .other
Violante knows that his date, Stacy Moskowitz, wa~
ktlled in the attack by the .44-caliber kallcr called
··Son of Sam."
Violante's fathl•r. Pal. said he told his 20-yc:.ir old
son lhl• news ~radually .
.. We talked a lot about manhood and about being
tough." the cider Violante said. '"But he never once
cru .. >d
"Then I told ham about Stacy. You know. I had to
t ell him. J le fan ally got emotional and he looked u1>
and said, 'Dad, why"?"
The youth finall y broke into tears, his fatha-said.
Miss Moskowitz, who had been on her first date
with Robert on July 30 when the killer struck, was
buried last week. dead of a bullet to the brain.
She was the sixth victim slain by the killer who
for more than a year has been preying on young peo·
pie. especially ('Ouples necking or just talking m
parked cars in Queens, The Bronx and now Brookl) n.
$850,000 Diverted
Transit Aid Held
In Theft of Funds
WASllINGTON (AP) -An
employe or the federal Urban
Mass Transit Administration is
charged with dlverllna $8.'50,000
in federal funds to hls use.
The money William C. Sibert,
• 29, ls accused or steaJing had
been earmarked for the
M etropolltan Atlanta Rapld
Transit Authority.
Sibert, or suburban ·suttland,
Md., was arrested Friday In Las
Vegas, Nev .. as he and a party of
friends stepped off an airplane.
According to an affidavit, Sibert
had $59.000 in cash on him when
arrested
Sibert 111 a low-level financial
nssistant with UMTA. Part of his
duties included giving initial ap-
proval lo vouchers requesting
Department of TrunsportaUon
Front Page AJ
FIRES •••
the state was 80 percent con·
talned and 40 percent controlled
earl)' today. Firefighters expect·
ed lo have the Modoc County
blue fully contained by t.oniebt.
Two amaUer fires that seared
rugced terrain wltbln 20 miles ol
the $Carface blaze were con·
tained Monday ni1bt, leavin1 two
otben yet to be harnessed, the
dlvu.tmsald. The Marble-Cone blaze, cud· 1dled in steep timberland of lbe
Loa Padres National Forest, bas
caused $172 million damace to
the Carmel, Arroyo Seco and Bli
$ur watershed -the dense
hlllllde brush land and trees that
purtty and coiled waler and act
lo p,revent mud.slides.
'Even If we have a normal
wlnter, tbete will be an extreme
dan1u <A ftoodln1," aald Robert
Binder, ahiatant dlltrict
en1lneer for th• Monterey Coun·
ty Flood Control Dtatrtct.
funds for various state and local
rapid transll systems, tbe al·
fidavil said.
Prosecutors allege that from
March 19, Sibert toOk on the Iden·
lily of the Atlanta transit aaency,
depositing $724,361 lo an account
at Suburbaa Trual Co. It wae al-
leged he ma<M a number <A de-
posits in which be placed a por·
lion of the race value of the U.S.
Treasury check In the bank and
took the balance in cash.
Arrested with Sibert in Las
Vegas Friday was Lola Ann
Benson, who was not otherwise
identified. Prosecutors alleged
that she had received about
$65,000 from Sibert in persooaJ
and certified checks.
CSF Survivor
Names Allaway
In Death Trial
By TOM BARLEY OfU.o.41y~ .........
One of two survivors o( a shoot·
in1 rampage which left nine peo-
ple dying or wounded on the CaJ
State Fullerton campus a year
ago today identified Edward
Charles Allaway as the man who
shot him in the chest.
Dr. Donald Keran, 57,
chairman of the University
Library, told an Oranee County
Superior Court jury that he was
shot by Allaway as he tried to
take lhe def end an L's rlne rrom
him.
Keran testified that he was
thrown lo lbe floor by Allaway
and fell on lbe dropped rtne In a
bid lo preven\ Allaway from
retrieving it. "The next lhtng l
knew, J wa1 on my back." ho
said. ''Then I wu &hot as I tried
to roll ou\ of tho w~ and I lay
there expectln1 hlm tO aboOt me
e1aln."
Keran •~d tbilt when be r•
allied that Allaway t111 leavln1
the arM be drafted litmaelf lnto a nearby CJIQce and telephoned
lorbdp. •
men ror t.be AG's <Afice to tue
t.helr pr01eCu1ion out .ol dlatrict
Attorney Cecil Hicks' hands.
Along with Supervisor Ralph
Diedrich and three other political
figures, Anthony and Reminctcn
were indicted by the Oranae
County Grand Jury July 1 on
charges related lo alle1ed viola·
lions of state campaign reaula-
tion.s.
The attorney general's written
rejection of the move by Anthony
and Remington to bave their
c a.ses taken out of the DA 'a handa
was, ln etrect, a staunch defense
or the District Attorney's ()(fice.
Referring to past "political
prosecutiOOJ" in lbe county, the
attorney seneral's letter said,
"The conviction rate indicates
those prosecutions were proper.
.. The district attorney Is mere-
ly doing the job he was elected to
do.
"The prosecutions dem·
onstrate to the public in Orange
County that the district attorney
is not according pref·
erentlal treatment to public of·
flclaJa but is prosecuting all of.
renaes in an Impartial and even
handed manner," the AG'a letter
sald.
It noted that "the prosecution
or public orticlals in Orange
County la nothing new."
Cases cited in the letter in-
eluded prosecution in 1978 of
former county supervisor Robert
BaWn and the early 1978 lndlct·
ment of one·time county politicll
klngmaker Dr. Louis Cella.
The AG noted in Battin'& cue
that a Superior Court judae had
taken a hard look at alleeaUona of discriminatory prosecuU011.
"Nothing Improper waa shown
and. on the contrary, reasonable
law enforcement was dem·
onstrated. ''the letter a aid.
In Celia's.case, "the district al·
torney handled the case as any
district attorney would handle it ...
Remington Is in Wyoming and
wa1 unavaJlable ror comment.~
day.
Crosby was in court and a1lo
unavailable for comment, ac-
cordlna to a worker ln hb office.
Davidson appean conft.
dent and relaxed on staee
here. In a. back.ataae in·
tervlew. however, the
popular perCCX"mer'a open.
lau1hin1 staae manner
turned to tl1ht·Upped an·
noyance wben a reporter
casually as.keel bow his life
had been arrected by the
May 28 blue at lbe Bever-
ly Hilla Supper Club in
South Gate, Ky.
"I JUST WOULD rather
not even menUoo the Cire,
because I just don't want to
talk about lb• fire." he
aaJd. "So many people lost
their llves in It. It was a erieat tragedy. There's no
reason to rake It over.
Everybody's taJked about
the fire. It's all over. I
don't want to talk about the
fire."
Davidson wu asked in
the weekend Interview lf
he was nervous about play-
l ng again in a large
ahowroom such as the one
at the Hilton Hotel here,
where as many as 1,100
people can dine, drink and
watch the abows, But be
said he didn't want to
become involved in ques-
tions about room
capacities because of
pendlnJ lawsuit.a.
"IT REALLY gets Into a
legal matter," Davidson
said. "I've been in·
terviewed by Kentucky
state tnvestlgalors. If I say
things about the fire . . . I
can't ..• It's Just a
ticklish area because It
was a great tragedy.
There've been so many
lawsuit.a on both aides that
I'd rather not be a part of
because I was simply the
entertainer there.''
Davidson lben stood up,
1aid, .. I'm sorry, let's all
do something else," and
abruptly ended the in·
terview, refusing to taik
.~ ............
RETURNS TO STAGE
Singer Davld1on
about anything, even his
new act.
THE FIRE AT the sub·
urban Cincinnati night spot
is being investJaated by a
Kentucky committee
headed by the state pollce
commissioner. A con·
gressional hearina Is
planned for October In Cin-
cinnati, About two dozen'
suits have been filed in
Kentucky seeldn1 a total of
$750 million In damage..
Davidsoo'a act was d~
signed by hb new music
director. Tom Schell, who
replaces Doualaa Herro,
klUed in the fire after a
•~·year asaociation with
Davidian. The act relies
heavily on combining
clever arrangements, con-
temporary ballads and
Davidson's energy.
THE 35·YEAR·OLD
Ohio native complained
after the show here that he
received but one standing
ovation, instead of the
three he had been 1ettlng
durtna previous shows. But
the audience was en-
thusiastic.
''We think he's the
greatest. there is," sald a
Georeta man sitting in the
rrootofthe abowroom. Still unantwered by the t\.-
torney eeneral'a office b a nt-
quest by the Board of
Supervlsora for the Attorn•)'
General'• Offtce to tak• over Ao·
tbony's and Diedrich'• prou·
cutJon.
The board voted unanimously
for the request at tbe conclu.alon
of its budtet hearings when An·
lhony aaJd he wun 't certain
whether or not a conflict cl ln·
terest existed.
Vance Faces Tough
Talks With Israel
FroMPageAI
AIRPORT. • •
ming pool.
Livengood said that at another
time. a plane cruhed Into the
school yard at Meadow View
School where a group of childreJ'
were playing. Ho said there wer""
no Injuries.
And last May, a banner-towin1
plane dropped It.a banner lnlo
power lines near the ail'port.
The city council look acUon to
bait banner t.owini operationa at
the airport after that incident.
JERUSALEM (AP) -
Secretary of State Cyrus R.
Vance, carryln1 word or possible
PalesUnian concessions, arrived
in Israel today for wbat could be
the cUmax or bla Middle Eut
peace mission.
Vance faced close questioning
by Prime Mlntater Menabem
Begin and other llraell leaders
on whet.her the United States re·
mains committed not lo
ne1eot.tate wltb Yaalr Ararat's
Pale.tine Ubetation Orsanlu-
tion <PW>. FOl'eip M.lnlater Moshe Dayan
welcomed Vance at planesldt up·
on hla arrival from Saudi Arabia
and said, "Whenever you accept.
our views, we will be ln full
agreement wtlb you.··
Dayan wu speakin1 ln a Uabt
OL' ED HOCK veto, but bis comment foreahadowed dlfflcultles in
Vance's tal~ here. C4'rV"''llES DE'C"V At.a news conference in Talf.
i 11.J, .-ic' A • Studt Arabia, before fiylng here.
WASHINGTON CAP> -At. Vance confirmed lbatbe bas had
least on• concerned Texa.n Indirect contacts wtth lbe PLO
thinks be knows whom to b18Jbe t.hrougb varioua Arab in·
for what he doesn't like about the t6rmedlarla.
eneray bill. ..Wo have had no direct contact
He wrote hla concresaman, "I with the PLO,'' he 1ald, adding:
ur1e you to use Your vote and In· ••we a.-e Informed by the various
nuence to defeat Ed !tock's ~rab partlea u to the positions of
Energy Committee proposal." the PLO and bave befln so ht·
The bUI wu put tolfelber by the formed u we prc>ceeded thtou9h
Kouae Ad Koc Conunittce on my vtalt ...
Eneray. Vance M.t been tu the Middle
,
E aat nine days.
The PLO bas refused to accept
United Nations resolutions delay·
ing the groundwork for a
peaceful setUement ol the Arab-
Iaraell conflict, in part because
thejje recoenlze Israel's right to
exist and speak of the Paleslln·
Ian quest for a homeland only as
a "refugee problem." The PLO
charter also calla ror replace-
ment of the Jewlsb state by a
secular PalesUne.
In a "memorandum of airee-
ment'' bet.ween the United States
aod Jarael in 1975, former
Secretary of State Henry A. Kiss·
Inger pledf ed that W uhinston
"will not recoaruze or neaotlale
with the PLO as long u lhe PLO
does not recoemze Israel'• riaht
to exist. and does not accept
Security Council ResoluUona 242
and338.''
Resolution 24.2 calls for laraell
withdrawal from occupied ter·
ritories, resolution of the "rel·
ugee problem" and recocnltioo
of the right ol every Mideast.
state " live in secure borders. and Resolution 338 set up the
Geneva peace conference.
Vance t.old rep0rtera llo bad
heard rumors that. the PLO mar.
be constderlns a chan1e of pos •
tlon in r~ard lo ~oltJtJon w.
"But,• he aald, .. , have seen
nothina eoncrete yet,"
•
Teachers
Fined for
'Captives
• SAN DIEGO <AP> -Pup!
were "hoeta1•" ol a teachers
organization which sta&ed • f
day strike in June_ a Jud&• 1
in ftn1na th• troUP '4.500 and or
derlns its leader J-1led .
Superior Court Judge Geor1
A. Lazar said the San Dlee
Teachers Association and ft
president were fullty of contemp
in dtsttgardln1 court orders t
hold otrthe strike
The otflclal, Hu&h P. Boyle
was rmed 14,000 on a total of elgh
contempt catatione. He was or
dered jailed for 40 days, all but 1
days ol that suspended, and p~
on three years' probation.
The walkout June 8 tbrooa
June 9 waa a .. shameCul blot
the history of the teacblne pr
resslon In San Diego," said La.z
m has order Monday.
The teachers &?)'int for im
proved salary and work coodi
lions icnored a ·preliminary in
Junction Issued by another judge
They returned to work after r
ceiving assurances that ther
would be no reprisals for lb
strike. first In San Diego history
Some c lassrooms operate
normally with substitutes.
•'The only persons directly a
fected by the strike were th
children, who, In blunt langua1
were exploited as hostages f1
the purposes ol a Political pow
play," added Lazar.
Boyle. who stepped out
presidentofthegrotlp Aug.1, w
told lo report to count7 jail A
22.
An attorney said Lazar's a
tion would be appealed.
"I'm disappointed, that's all.
Boyleaaid.
Before the no·reprisal pied&
the 3.600-member asaociati
was promised a return l
bargaining In its $9.5-million d
mnnds. A counteroffer lolallin
SG million tbal included a s pe
cent pay increase was reject
by the teachers last we.ek.
The teachers make from '9,9
lo S20,391 annually, averati
$17,093.
Iqjrued Piwt
Hel,d; Wreck
Reveals Pot
A Tust.lD pllot remained 11bd
armed guard in a Yuma, Ari
hospiial today, aft.er trying
crawl away from t.he wreck
of bis crashed plane in wbi
authorities claim they found
pounds ol Mexican marijuana.
Yuma County Sherllf's Offi
deputies identlrted the assert
smuagllng suspect as Ma
Brenhuber, 28, who sucrerecl
fractured leg in the Mond
crash.
Investigators chime
Brenhuber still tried to esca
despite tbe broken limb
possible back injuries that
lowed lbem to quickly cat.ch
after trailing his J)ath a~rOtit
field.
He was arrested on the m
Juana chqe wilb<Nt further l
cident after the crash, whJch
curred when hi• plane e1i
power lines and blacked out
area from Mohawk lo Tacna.
InvesUaaJors laid tb
theorize Brenl\uber was nyln
extremely low alUtude buo ·
an isolated londinf a.trip at wbi
to set down and unload the
traband car1.,.
The ectu-1 cra3h 1ite ,.,., n
the tiny town oC Wellto
aulhorlUes said.
Bell TeU. Ties
CHICAGO (AP> -Atty.
Griffin Bell s-,ya be will. have
dlsquaUfy htmaelf from i.a.:u
any futur• Ju41oe DeplD"l[•n.-
lnvettJ1atJon ot fellow Cabin
member krt Lane•'• finenc
becauae of bl• tles to tbe b
Lance used to head..
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VOL 70, NO. 2211 3 SECTIONS, 28 PAGES
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TUESDAY, AUGUST 9 19U TEN CENTsf
·Tustin .Wants Out of Saddleb~ck JC ..
ol Govwnon.
Tuattn Khool board memben
Marjorie D~ and Dr. Edward Boe•• are 1pearbeadlni the
latM eff~ i'bey want a divorce
from s.ddlebaek so they can llnk
th r diltrlct to the Rancho San·
tlaro <santa Ana> Community
COUece )'Item. " If rs. Day. an attorney. wu one
ol 8addleback01 ttauncbest 1up-
ponera ln opposlna the 19'14
separation bid. She now claims
the colleee ''doesn't 1tve a dam"
about the people olTUatln.
The de-annexation pusb ap-
parently wu lrl11e-red by a r•
cent decl1lon by Saddlebaclt
Colle1e t.ruateea to build the dia·
trict'• second campus In Irvine
rather than three miles rarther
north near the Tustin city Une.
Tustin lru.lteea bave directed th~ !lalf to conduct a feaalbllity
study ot de-annexation. Actlna
Supt. Jam .. Bua aaid the report
should be ready .. ln about 1lx
weeks ...
The man Bau appointed to
prepare the study 11 Kam Votel,
a Tustin dlstrtct admhllatrator
and former Saddleback Collete trustee.
• Aa one ot TuaUn '1 repreaen·
tatives oo the colleie board dur·
in& the 197• de-annexation try,
Voael vebemenUyobJected totht
peUtJoo drive and lta poealblt
detrimental effect 0n the )'OWll
dl1lrlct.
Withdrawal by TusUn would
leave the Irvine, Capl1trano,
Laauna Beach and Saddlebact
Unlfled School Dlltricts within
Saddleback's boundaries.
It WQUld a1ao reduce the col·
le1e'1 $1.8 billion useaaed valu•
Uon tu baH by about $355
mllUco, or 21 percent. Tbr4:e
yean .,o, Tu.st1n eomprlled 2S
pereeat ol Saddleback'a uaeued
valuation.
TuatlD Unllled 's BOleker 1ald
be betieva Tu.st1n ruldeotsbave
beG lhortebanaed by tho Sad·
dJebaclt collesecliltrict.
•'Tbe reuon ror our actioo la
simply because we feel Tu.attn
bu been told out on thl.I aecoocl
(See cou.BGE. Pqe AZ)
Fire Rages West of Pahn Sp~gs
Measure
Adopted
In Irvine
By WLAllYKAYE
OI ... o.lly ...... SUff
Irvine Tomorrow, a political
group in Irvine, has adopted a
r esolution calling for the popular
election o( all directors or the
Irvine Ranch Water Dlstrlcl.
In adopting the resolution, the
aroup points out:
-The current system, of hav·
lng directors elected by land·
owners In.stead or homeowners,
allows the IRWD to obUaate resl·
dents lo pay bonded indebted-
ness, user rees, water conaump·
lion penalties and sewer char1es
without voter approval.
-The current system allows
the I are est landowner, the Irvine
Company, to control the board
and the entire I RWD.
The resolution uraes the City of
J Irvine and the IRWD to take
whatever steps necessary to In·
· sure that directors ate elected ln a popular election.
, Recently, the city council alao I decided to puah for popular elec-
tion d water board members,
but the city attorney hu not yet
r eported back on bow it could be
achieved.
The tRWD board already bu
d e<:lded to have two of ill 1even
members elected by the public
and to gradually tncreue that
number as the Irvine population
grows.
I But the city council sald lt
wants control in the hand• or res-
idents SOOf\er that the 1radual
phasing proeram would allow.
A second resolution adopted bf
Jrvine Tomorrow asks the clty
council not to make a decision on
General Plan Amendment Four
until the impact of future taxes ln
Irvine Is known.
General Plan Amendment
Four coosldera which land use
options wtll be used In developlnt
the reel ot Irvine. The council 1a
near the end or the public heartna
process and due to make a de·
claioo soon.
Jrv\ne Tomorrow said the city
bu spent more than $3.5,000 oo an
economic computer model that
can project. the f\Jture eeonomlc
lropect d land uae ded1lons, but
that the Information bu not been
Qsed 1n maklnt the 1eneral plan
amendment declslona and that
the tnrormatlon baa not been
made known to the public.
Parachutist
Dies in Fan
Recreating Rockwell
About 45 Irvine youngsters took part In the first .. mini·
pageant of American Ute .. Monday night at Rancho San
Joaquin School. It wu the culmination of this summer's
alter school playaround program and was a takeoff on
the Camous Laguna Beach Pageant of the Matters.
Children posed in scenes Crom American lire. such as
the Norman Rockwell self portrait, above. Janice Simer·
jian, behind newspaper, is posing as Rockwell, while
Jan Ballard (right > is his wife.
Attorney General
Backs County DA
and Remtntton to bave their
caaea taken out of the DA'• handl
was, tn effect, a staunch defense
of the Dlatrtct Attomey•a Office.
Referrln1 to put "poUUcal
prosecutions .. ln the county, the
attorney 1eneral'1 letter Hid.
"The convtctton rate lndicates
those proHCuttons were proper.
·'The diatrtct attorney it mere-
ly dolnl th• Job he was elected to
do.
''The proaecutlon1 dem·
on1trate to the public in Orante
County that the district attorney
la not accordtna pref·
erentlal treatment to public of.
ficlala but la proe~uUnc all d ·
fens• ln an lmpartlal and even
handed manner,'' the AG'• letter
aald.
It noted that 0 tbe prosecutton
of publlc offlclal1 In · Oran1e c~ ii notblnt nMt ... Cases cited tn the Jett« ln.
eluded Pl'OleeuU~rr 1 lri 1078 of
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Terrain
Hampers
Control
By The Au.lated P"9I
A fire on steep mountain 1lopes
rqed out d control today In Un·
der-dry Southern CalUornia
brush after deatroyln1 10
animal.I and a house.
The California Department d
Foreatcy said the ftre, 25 mlle1
west d Palm Sprints and one
mile aoutbeut of Cabuon. bad
destroyed 1,000 acres or brush oo
steep mountaln 1lopea from the
1,600 to the 4.200-foot level.
Fire 1pokeawoman Nora Ryan
said the blaze &'-ltted a two-
bedroom house late Monday. kill·
lne two doas, seven aoats and one
horse after the two occupants
escaped.
No other dwellin11 were
threatened by the fire which wu
repOl,'ted only 10 percent con-
t alned by mldmornln1, the •J>Okeswoman Mid.
Six air tankera dropped flie.
retardaut eAem.1~1 •hll• l50 firemen fou&ht tile blue cia Ute
,round. Otflclw aald er•••
rom llltbltan, JndlaDa,
Arka.nau, Ml11laaippl, North
Carolina, WyomlnC and Utah'
have been Oown In to Jotn l50
local firemen.
The flt• wu burnlnl only one mile from the San Jacinto
WildaneM area, but the .~ aerve remalned open to blken
and umpera today. authoritiee
said. ·
Meanwhile. I avorable weather
C?onditton1 aided flrefl1htera
struaUn1 to rreaervt preciOUI
Central Cal fornla coHtal
wa-.bed, where fire threetem
futun floodlq ln the ravqtd •
timberland.
omc1a11 laid the 81,000.acre
timber fire ln the IM Pad.rel Na·
tlonal Forat near Bia Sur wu ao
percent contained early today.
but they w..-e not HYlnl wbm
tbe blaze. called the Marble·
Cone, mar be fully contained.
.,They bad lt, loll it and DOW
they've iot It back a1aln1 .. 1ald
Barbara Rowe. Callrotnla Department of Foutry.
"We'•e 1ot aooct weather today
ao tb1np are looklnj a blt beb-. ter ...
More than S,SOO firemen were
betnr helped by toor mule pack
trains. earrylnr flre·flahUnr
equipment to remote are .. in the ·
p.rhtlne w11dem~11.
T~e 80,400·acfe ••Scarface"
fire ln the northeutem cOl'Qet ol the tt•te wal eo 0ercent con· tatnecl and .o_~ent contri>llecl
early todq, Ftref1ibtftl expect.
eel to have th.• Modoc Count1
blue fully contalried by ~i;
Western Wildfires
MONTANA
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MAP POINTS OUT LOCATIONS OF WESTERN FIRES
C811fomta•• Parched Brush Scofched by BtazH
MneShot
~
BYTOMM•LEY lW ... .,_ NII .....
Oned two1univon ol a lboot·
lDI rampaae wblcb left nloe peo-
ple dytni «wounded en the Cal
State !'U1lerton CUIPUI • year
a10 loci&)' identified Edward
Chari• Allaw., u t!Je man who
•botblmin tbecbelt.
Irvine Land
Use ,Request
• To Council
I
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OT '
Teachers
Fmedfor
'Captives'
SAN DIEOO <Ar> -J'-plla •ae .. ~ .... ol • tea.ct..n'
_, .... • cb 1t•1cd a four·
da7 ltrik• la JUIHI. • Jud•• aaya •• 1n tha.aro ... ~and or·
derlQll leaderJaUed. ~ Court Judi• Geor1e
A. L11aar Hld the Sin D\eao
T•adtus Auot'iatlon a.nd Jt.a
PC' weni auUlY at cont.empt
lo dia'91U'dJftl C'OUrt ordett t4
bold off the at.rikt'.
Tbe alflctaJ, Hu1b P. Boyle,
wa N.000 on a total of eilht
c:oal.anpl cllaUofta. Ht .,., or·
dered jailed for 40 days, all but 10
d.a,a of that 1uspend.ct, and put
on three yeara' probation.
Tbe walkout June 6 tbrou1b
June I •u • "abamefuJ blot on
the tustory of the teachmg pro-
fession m San Diego," said Lazar
m his order Monday.
The teachers trying fer im-
proved aalary and work coodl·
tiom Ignored a preliminary in·
junction assued by another Judce.
They returned to work after re·
ceiving assurances that there
would be ao reprisaJs for the
strike, first i.n San Diego history.
Some claurooms operated normally with substitutes.
"The only persons directly af.
fected by the strike were the
children, who, in blunt language,
were exploited as hostages for
the purposes of a polillcal power
play," added Lazar.
Boyle, who stepped out as
president of the group Aug 1, W8h
told to report lo county Jail Aug.
22
An attorney said Lazar's ac-
tion would be appealed
'Tm disappointed, that's all.''
Boyle said
Before the no reprisal pledge,
the 3,600-member usoc1ation
was promised a return to
bargauuna in its $9 S·mllhon de·
m ands. A counterolfer totalling
$6 million that Included a S per-
cent pay increase was re1ected
by the teachers last week.
The teachers make from $9,915
to $20,391 annually, averaging
$17,093.
·Injured Pilot
Held; Wreck
· .. Reveah Pot
A Tustin pilot remained under
armed guard in a Yuma. Ariz.,
hospital today, alter trying to
crawl away from the wreckaie
of his crashed plane in wh.lch
authorltjes claim they found 400
pounds of Mexican marijuana.
Yuma County Sheriff's Office
deputies Identified the asserted
smuggline suspect a s Mark
Brenhuber, 28, who suffered a
fractured leg in the Monday
crash.
Investigators claimed
Brenhubtt still tried to escape
despite the broken limb and
possible back injuries that al·
lowed them to quickly catch up
aner tr.iiina his path across a
field.
He waa arrested on the mart·
juana cbar1e without further in·
cident after the crash, which OC·
curred when his plane clipped
power lines and blacked out an
area from Mohawk lo Tacna.
Investigators 1 aid they
theorize Brenhuber was fly1nf at
extremely low altitude h&.&ntlnc
an Isolated landtn1 •trip at whtcb
to set down and unload the con·
traband cu10.
The actual era.sh site wu near
the tiny town of Wellton,
authortties said.
Bell Tells Ties
CIUCAGO (AP> -Atty. Qen.
Griffin Bell aay1 he wUl have to.
disquallly hJm1eJf fl-om leadlns
any future Juatlce Department
lnH•ti1atJon of teUow Cabinet
membu Bert Lqce'a finances
beeauae of hll ties to the bank
t..nce used to head.
DAILY PILOT
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WILL TUSTIN BE A SAODLEBACKCOLLEQE DROPOUT?
Second Campua Site (f naet) Trtggera Lateet Spnt Plan
fi'rona Page .42
COLLEGE EFFORT. • •
campus issue," he said. "They
have been playing games with
us. The site they chose is too rar
for our youog people to drive."
SaddJeback trustees a1reed to
build the new campus al Irvine
Center Drive and Jeffrey Road.
In so doing, they reversed an
earlier decision to build at.
Front Page A I
ALLAWAY. •
Keran spent several weeks in a
local hospital. He wu listed in
cr1ticaJ coodition for the first
several days of his confinement.
He told the jury today that he
went after Allaway's rifle alter
the defendant shot a library
employe who hit him over the
head with a plate in an effort to
stop tum.
The employe was identified to-
day as Library Assistant Steve
Becker, 30, whose body was later
round outside the building. He
had been shot in the back.
Library secretary Karen
Dwinell told an Orange County
Superior Court jury that she was
wilb the first two of Allaway's al·
leged nine victims when the de·
fendant bunt into her office at
8 :30 a.m. on July 12, 1976.
"He stopped ln front of my
desk and pointed his aun at my
chest," the witnesa hesitantly
testlfied.
She said she believes ber life
w u saved by the action of photo-
grapher Paul Keriberg, 30, who
jumped on Allaway as the defen·
dant. allegedly menaced Mrs.
Dwinell with a .22-cali ber rifle.
"He turned around and shot
Paul, sh~ng from the tup,"
Mrs. Dwinell said. She said Al·
laway then turned and shot
ttthnican Bruce J acobaon, 32,
u Jacobson fled into the con-ference room.
Mrs. Dwinell testified that she
heard more gunfire u she soulhl
refuge from Allaway and saw the
defendant shootln1 in the direc-
tion of tht! graphic arts section In
the basement of the campus
library.
Tbe witneu said abe later
learned that the body of graphic
arts employe Frank Teplansky,
Sl, wu found In that area.
Allaway, 32, L\ accused of the
kHUnp of seven people includfn1
Herzberc. J acob1on and Teplanaky.
It la also alleged and not denied
by th4t delenae that he addlUonaJ.
ly wounded two other campus
employes in wbat the proHCuUoo
deecribed Monday aa a •ix·
minute 1hootin1 ram pace.
Allaway hu pleaded not aunty
and not suilt.y by reason ol in·
sanity. The aame jury ln JUdae
Robert P. Kneeland'• courtroom wm be aated to determine his
sanity lf guilty verdict.a are re-
torned Jn the guilt phase of the
trial.
The Jury left the courtroom
Monday for a tour of the campus
llbr.,., and tbe aurroundlna area
after hearln1 an openln& stat•
met\t from chief 1~uty Dllt.rlct At~ Jani• ch . ~nrliht's Hcolld wltneu
tatlfte« when the fury. returned to the~m thatabeencwn·
kred AUawaf ln tilt corridor oC
the campus Ubi'arr, ahdrtlt after
lour people Is been tJllid.
Myford Road and Bryan Avenue.
In the 1974 .de-annexaUon
move, backers of teparation also
objected to the drlvlnc distance.
At the time, there was lltUe talk
of a seeond campus and the exist·
ing facility ln Mia1lon Viejo was
20 miles from T\aaUn.
Boseker believes mistakes
were made in the last petition
drive ror separation. He also
believes 1ecea1ioo backed by the
school board would have "a
greater chance of succesa.' •
Saddleback board President
Larry Taylor of Laguna Beach
said the new de-annexation taJk
may reflect the fact that the col·
lege hasn't done enough public
relations in the Tustin area. '•Apparently, we dJdn 't do a
good enough Job of keeplne them
Informed that we are going to do
a tremendous job ror Tustin with
this new •ampus," be said.
"Rancho Santiago is still a long
way from bulldin1 Ila second
campuf;' Taylor said ln ref·
erence to the neighbor dlatrlct's
planned campus near the north
Tustin area.
"But if It Is the will of the peo-
pl c in Tustin to withdraw, I
wouldn't try to stand in their
way,"Taylorsaid.
"My declaion (on the location
of the second campus) wu based
on what was best for the whole
district and nobody c.n ccnvlnce
me three miles lJ 1oln1 to malle
that much difference."
Any de-annexation move would
face a number ol hurdles. Just to
be considered, backera must
gather the aignaturea or 25 per-
cent of the Tu1Un Unified School
District's realstered voters.
They mu.t then go thrwch the
Oran1e County Committee on
School District ReorcanJsatJoo
and flnlly to th• Coblmunlty
College Board ol GOYernon. Tbe
state panel can reject the move,
call an eleetJon ooly In TUstln or
call a vote In theentlrecoUegedlJ-
trict.
Even if all approval• are
fained, there remalDI the
llkeUbo9d that Tustin taxpayers
will be obUgated to repay their
abare of Saddlebaclc'• $6.5
mUllon bonded debt u a condl·
tlon of 1eparaUon.
Kids Find
Human Heart
NEWPORT NEWS, Va. <AP>
-PolJce apec\ilate that • human
heart found In a Jar by soqie
cbUdren playina near their home
here m~ have beeQ stal• from
a science JaboratOr'J' ind thtD
dtacarded.
The heart .,., 1ent to the atate
medical examiner'• office in
NorfoUc for ~ttlve i~eQtttlc•·
tlon aft~ lt wu found MOn.cley.
J>Ollc' aald If· tbe bell'\ tW'llS out not to be a .,reeervtd 1peclmen, the)' would try to d•
ttrmlne what It Wd·dolfts Jn a
Jar.
WASHINGTON <AP) -An
emploYe ol th4' federal Urban
'Mu.a Transit Aclmlnlstration ls obaraed with dlvvUnc S&'I0.000
tn federal funds to his uae •
The money WUUam C. stbert. n, Is eecu.sed ot steallq had
been earmarked for the
Metrop0Ut1n Atlanta Rapld
Trlnlit Authority.
Sibert, ol suburban SuJUand,
Md., WU arrested Friday lo Las
Ve1as. Nev., 81 be and a party of
frlenda stepped off an airplane.
Accordln, to an affidavit, Sibert
.bad ~i.000 iQ cub oa h1m when
arral«I.
Sibert ts a Jow-tevel flnandaJ
as1latant with UMTA. Part ot hla
duti• included aivJ.na inJUaJ ap.
provaJ to vouchers requesting
Department of Transportation
funds fOC' varioua state and local
·rapid transit syatema1 tbe af.
Qdavttaald.
Pro1ecuton alle1e that from
March 19, Sibert took on the iden·
tlty of the Atlanta transit agency,
depositing $724,361 In an account
at Suburban Trust Co. It was al·
Jeeed be made a number or de-
posita in which he placed a por-
tion of the face value of the U.S.
Treasury check ln the bank and
t.ook the baJance ln cash.
· Arrested with Sibert in Laa
Vecaa Friday was Lola Ann
Benson, who wu not otherwise
identlfted. Pl'osecutora alle&ed
that s he had received about
$65,000 from Sibert in persona)
and certified checks.
Helm Named
Director of
Child Center
Saddleback Collece trustees
have named Llnda Helm, a
Laauna Niguel resident, as
supervisor of the nearly complet-
ed and once-controversial cam-
pus child day care center.
Mn. Helm will admlnJ1ter the
program designed to provide day
supervlllon and pre-school In·
atructlon to children whose
parent.a attend classea at the col·
lege.
She has been director of the
Shepherd of the Hilla Preschool
In Mluion Viejo since 1973 and
previoualy wu director o( South
Sborea Preschool in Laauna
NleueJ.
The object or sharp debate by
trustees for two years before It
wu finally approved, the center
is expected to open ln late fall.
The opening wlll come about a
year after atudenta argulne the
need for the facility won ap-
provaJ from the board.
It will be housed In a campus
build.inc left. vacan(last Aucust
when athletic offices and locker
rooms were moved Into the col·
Jege's permanent tYm complex.
l'he bulldina curre1'llY la being
remodeled to provld• apace for a
clasaroom, worj(room, offices,
kitchen and outdoor play area.
The center ia de1l1ned for
about 80 children, aaed from two-
apd-a-ball to six yeara. It ia ex-
pected to be totally self ·supported
by parenta althoueb dally fees
have not yet been set.
Fund• already hne been
rai1ed and donated by atudent
11°"'511 and communJt1 memben
to help 1upport tb• center. The
playcround wu de1l1ned by
Betsy Swa.nJOn, a former Sad·
dleback student and UC Davis
architecture iraduate.
Strike Studied
OTTA.WA. Canada (AP> -The
·Canadian Parliament waa meet-
lnc today to conalder emer1ency
lealtJ.Uoa lm'*1n1 a aetUement in Canada'• crtppllnc tbree-d-.v·
old air trafflq controUen strike.
The 2,200 contrplltr• are de·
mQdini a 12.6 perc.,it pay In·
creue. 7the propoeed le1l1lation
would lmPOH an a percent bike.
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DAYTON HOUSE BURNS AS FIREMEN flODli
Striking Firefighter• RefuH to Hefp
Picketing Firemen
Ignore Howe Fire
DAYTON, Oh10 (AP> -Fires
broke out in two abanQoned
apartment houses today aod
spread to at least one occupied
dwelling while strikln1 firemen
picketed three blocks away and
refused to help douse the names.
The llrat blaze wblcb autted
the apartment bulldlng, also
severely damaged an adjacent
two·atory frame house occupied
by two famllles. No injuries were
reported.
Firemen from the neighboring
community ol Madison Township
responded to a call for help but
were too late to keep the hoU.5e
from being engulfed.
The second fire was burning
uncontrolled, and residents of
nearby homes were trying to re
move their belongings for rear ll
would spread.
An occupant of the fra m e
house, Bob Jackson, said Dayton
firemen punched a hole in the
wall, then told residents they
would have to fi&ht the fire
themselves.
More than 370 Dayton firemen
said when they walked off the job
Monday that they would respond
only in ure-or-death situations.
Their action left U1i1 city o(
241,000 without fire protection for
the first time 1n history and with
llmi\ed ambuJ4.nce service.
Some policemen w~re expect-
ed to stay off the job today in aup-
port of the strike in sympathy
with demands by Fire Flgbters
Local L'Je tor higher wages and a
1borter work week.
The added prospect of
diminished police protection bad
city official.a, businesses 8nd res-
idents preparing fof possible
duty as supplemental safety
forces.
Ne,otlat.on met until ecty t<>-
day tryin1 unaucceaafully to
rewrite a con~act for firea:aeo to
replace one that expired Feb. 28.
Judfe William Wolff Jr. ot the
Montcomery Cowrty Common
Pleas Coort ordertd the firemen
back to their posts six houn after
thetr wort stc>ppaae be&an, but
none of the llHmen returned.
Key issues in the strike are
wages and working hours.
Firefighters start at $12,043 a
year, and the uruon ts seeking a 6
percent increase. The city has of·
fered a 2.6S percent waee in-
crease. Firefighters also want
their work week reduced from S2
to 48hours.
Fro•PageAJ
REPORT •••
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focmer county supervisor Robert
BaUin and the early 1976 indict-
ment of one-Um.e county poUU.Cal
kingmaker Dr. Louis CeUa.
The AG noted in BatUn's case
that a Superior Court judee bad·
taken a bard look at allegations
of discriminatory prosecution.
"Nothing improper wu shown
and. on the contrary, reasonable
law enforc:ement was dem-
onstrated." the letter said.
ln Cella 's 'cue, "the dlatrict at-
torney handled tbe cue as any
district attorney would hand.le it. ..
Remlnaton is ln WyomJq and
waa unavailable ror comment to-
day.
Crosby waa In court and also
unavaJlable for comment, ac-
cord.lq to a worker la his office.
Still unanswered by the at-
torney general's office Ls a re-
q u eat by tbe Board of
Supervisor• for the Attorney
General's Office to take over An·
tbony'a and Diedricb'a proae-cution.
The board Med unantmous!y
for the request at the canclusloa
of It.a bud&tt beario.1s wbc An.·
tbony Hid be wasn't eertal11
whether or not a conlllct of in-
terest uiated.
Terrorist 1..inked
NEW YORK (.\P) -Police
say a bomb found ln a erowded
midtown offlu bulldin1 wu "defbUteb' connected" to umall
terrorist 1troup dtmahdin& ln-
dependencefor PuertolUco.
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VOL. 70, NO. 22t, 3 SECTIONS, 28 PAGl!S ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, AUGUST 9, 1977 TEN CENT
Tustin Wants Out of Saddlehack JC
8J WILUAM SCR&EDEA ·-o.ty~t49ff
ADOUler ctn ve lo drop out al the
Saddlebacll Community Collete
District is takine shape in 1\dtln.
Tbe new move comes three
years .n.er a eroup called the
"Collece Commitllee of Tustin"
1atbered 8,000 signatures on a
pelJtMm to separate from Sad·
dleback. It was rejected by the
state commuruty college Board
otOovwnon. T..ua 1ebool board memben
Marjorie Day and Dr. J:dward
Boseker are spfarhtadlna th•
latest elfort. Tbey want a dlv«ee
from Saddlebaek ao they can link
their dlatrlct to the Rancho San-
t1 a10 (Santa Ana) Community
Collete System.
Mn. Day, an attorney wu one
of s.ddleback11 aiaunchllt toe>·
porters in opposlnf the U74
separation bld. Sbe now claim.a
the colleae "dOeln't atve a dam"
about the people of Tua Un.
The de-annexation push ap·
parenUy wu trlaaered by a re-
cent decision by Saddleback
Coll-e t.naatees to build tbe dil-
trlct'• second campus ln Irvine
rather than three initea farther
north near th• TuaUn city llne.
Tustin ·trustees have directed
their !laff to cOQduct a feulblllty
study ~ de-annexation. Actln.i
Supt. James Bus said the report
shO\lld be ready "ln about six
weeks."
The man Bus appointed to
prepare the study ls Hans Voeel,
a TusUn district adminhtrator
and former Saddleback Colleae
trustee.
M one or Tustln's represen·
taUves on the colle1e board dur-
ing the 1974 de-annexation try,
Vo1el vebemenUy objected to the
petition drive and \ts pouible
detrlmental effect on the YOWll district.
Withdrawal by TusUn would
leave the Irvine, Capistrano.
Laguna Beach and Saddleback
Unified School Diatrtcts within
Saddleback's boundariee.
It would also reduce the col-
leee's $1.8 bllllon assessed valua·
tioo tax base by about $355
milllon, or 21 percent. Three
years aio, Tustin comprised 25
per~t of Saddleback 'a assessed
valuation.
Tustin Unified's Boseker aald
be believes Tustin resldenta have
been shortcbanced by the Sad-
dlebact coUece diltrlct.
•'The reasoo for our action is
simply because we feel Tustin
bas been sold out on this second
(See COLLEGE, Pace AZ)
Fire Rages W~st of PaJm Sp~gs
* * * Citizen
Fire Aid
UTged
Laguna Beac h Fire Chief
Charley Kuhn has appealed for
citizen assistance in reportin1 all
suspected fires and intruders in
the closed brush areas around
Laguna Beach.
"All areas or brush in Laguna
Beach have been closed and these
areas have been posted," Chief
Kuhn said.
The signs and post1n1s.
however, have not prevented
motorcyclists and campers from
venturing Into the high fire
hazards areas.
Fire Marshal Jim Presson and
Laguna Beach police officers
have cited dozens of persons in
the closed areas in the last two
weeks.
Presson. who tramped the
' back lands rreparatory to a
bulldozing o new fire road•
. around La,guna, deserlbed the
brush as "tinder dry."
Chief Kuhn noted Orange
County has been "very lucky" so
far this season. but he said u ol
last Thursday, all extra men and
equlpme'ht from the Oranee
County Ftre Department have
been shifted to central and
northern California.
"If Orange County l:\aa a large brush fire, they are dependln& on
the city fire department• of
'Orange County to help.
•'The ftre hazard is extremely
high. Men and equipment are low
In Orange County," Chief Kuhn
said.
To report a fire or intrusion in
the Laguna Beach closed brush
areas, call <&94-llSSor 494·1121.
Kids Find
I H11man Heart
I NEWPORT NEWS, VL (AP>
-Police speculate that a human
heart found In a jar by some
children playtne near their home
here may have been stolen from
a science laboratory and then
discarded. ·•
The heart wu sent to the at.ate
medical examiner'• offlt:e I•
Norfolk for positive identlftca.
tlon after it wu found Monday.
Police said if the beart tW'DI
out not Lo be a preserved
1
1peclnM1n. they would try to d•
te:rriline what It was dOlnt tn a
Jar ••
Here's a fellow w}\o definitely is between a rock and a
wet place. If It was summer solitude this swimmer was
.•
seeking, he found it Monday afternoon off Laguna
Beach.
Body Found
In LB School
Parking Lot
Badham Backs Plan
On School Ziggurat
No Water
Shortage in
ThU Place
By WILLIAM DODGE
OfUll Deity ...........
Congressman Robert Badham
<R·Newport Beach> sald today
bis office ii cooperatln1 with
Capistrano Unllied School Dia·
trict oftlclals tn esplorin( the
possible leue of Laguna Nl&uel'a
"Ziegurat" to rell~ve over-
crowded acltool condlUona.
"We are movlnc cloter to a
day-to.day basta of ha\'ln1
somethitta d<10e ... Badt\am told a
m orninc meetint of the
C•platrano V•lley Excban1e
Club.
"Our pitch to the f edml IOV· ernment ti that they're not tet·
Unf much rent now an4 the bulld·
lhl could be put to gOod UH by
the achool dJstrlct, .. Badham ex-
plained.
Only 21
gurat's '7:50,000 square feet of
apacecurrenUy la beln1 used.
Badbam'a executive ualstant.
Howard Seelye, said the con·
gressman wu due to meet with
district olftciala later today to
dl1cu11 tb• Zlnurat lease
p0salbWt1es.
Gar4en boles, rig&ed up to sup-
ply water to a 40-unlt coo-
dominlum complex ln San
Clemente Iller a water main
broke. sPUled about 1001al1ona of
water Into a t.blrd·floor apart·
mentMonday.
Firemen vaeuumecl up the
water at 241> S. Ota Vitta. Tbey
l&ld it WU a pcten_Ual buard beuuu the water was 1preld.1D1
tbrouab ttie bu1ldlnl '• w alla IDd lealtjne throucll noon, ~
·Into contact wJtb electrical Wil'·
inf.•
Terrain
Hampers
Control
By The Aaaoclated Press
A fire on steep mountain slopes
raged out of control today in tin·
der·dry Southern California
brush after d estroying 10
animals and a house.
The California Department of
Forestry said the fire, 25 miles
west of Palm Springs and one
mile southeast of Cabazon, had
destroyed 1,000 acres of brush on
steep mountain slopes from the
1,600 to the 4,200.foot level.
Fire spokeswoman Nora Ryan
--.•Id the blaz.e gutted a Lwo-~droom house late Monday, kill·
ing two dogs, seven 1oats and one
horse alter the two occupants
escaped.
No other dwellines were
threatened by the fire which was
reported only 10 percent con-ta l ned by midmornine, the
apokelwoman aald .
Slx air tankers dropped fire·
retardant cbemJcala while &50
firemen fouabt the blaze on the
,round. Officials said ,c.rewa
rom Micbi1an, todlan·a,
Arkansas, Mlaslsalppl, North
Carolina, Wyomln& and Utah'
have been flown in to join &50
\ocalfiremen.
The fire was burning only one
mUe from the San Jacinto
Wilderness area, but the pre-
serve remained open to bikers
and campen today, authorities
said.
Meanwhile. favorable weather
condltlona aided firefighter•
1tru1Sllnl to preserve precious
Central California coastal
watershed, where fire threatens
future floodin& in the ravaced timberland. '
Officials aald the '7,ooo.acre
timber fire ifl the Los Padres Na·
tional Fdrest near Die Sur was 30
percent contained early today,
but they were not saylq when
the blaze, called the Marble·
Cone. may be fully contained.
"They had it, loet it and now
they've '°' it back aaain ••• said
Barbara Rowe. California Department of Foestr~ •.
"We've aot 1ood weather tod.,
so t.h1nca are 1ootlna a bit bet. ttr.''
More than 3,500 firemen were
beinl helped by four mule pack
train•, cal'l')'ln1 flre·flC'tlnl
equlpmeot to remote areu lD the
}>riatine M.14em••·
DAl'-Y PiLOT L/5C T mt 1m
Anthony Plea Hit ,
Attorney
Backs County DA.
•1 G48Y GUNVILl.a .......... _
Tbt st.al• Attorney Gen~nLI'•
Office bu found th•l a aenc of
to-ca&J.d pol1Uc&I pro.ccutforu11r1
Oran1e County have been
Ju.s&J.fted ud Lhal the D~tntl Al
t.omey'a Office is nt to pr06ccute
i•ditled county Supervlaor PhilJp Ant.boa)'.
The AG'• flndln., are included
ln a acvca· pa&o tln•le-1paud let·
tcr acnt last Friday to Anthony'•
11ttornty. 'l'homa11 Crosby ,
AIWlhcr rc:clp!ent of the letter
w~• l''u.Jlc:rtoo Attorney Michael
lhmlnalon, i.n Anthony co·
tndictee
P~ ol Lhc letter wu to re Ject pleas by the two lndlcted
r _J
Otflyf' .... _M#
WILL TUSTIN SE A SAODLEBACK COLLEGE DROP OUT?
Second C•mpua Site (Intel) Trtggera Lateat Split Ptan
From Page A.2
COLLEGE EFFORT. • •
campus Issue," he said. "They
have been playing games with
us. The site they chose Is too far
for our young people to drive."
Saddleback trustees agreed to
build the new campus at Jrvine
Center Drive and Jeffrey Road.
ln so doln1. they reversed an
earlier declaion to build at
Myford Road and Bryan Avenue
In the 1974 de-annexation
move, backer11 ol ser.•rallon also
objected to the drlv n1 distance.
At I.he time, there was htUe talk ot a second campus and the exist-
ing fac1Uty in Mission Viejo was
20 milet from Tustin.
Boseker believe11 mistakes
were made tn the last peUllon
drive for separation. He also
beUeves secession backed by the
school board would have "a
treater chance of success.''
Saddleback board President
Larry Taylor of Laguna Beach
uJd the new de·anneutlon talk
may reflect the fact that the col·
lege hasn't done enou1h public
relations in the Tustin area.
"Apparently, we dldn 't do a
Sood enou1h job of keeping them inform~ that we are golng to do
a tremendous Job for Tustin with
this new campus," he said.
"Rancho Santiago ls still a long
way from building It.a second
eampua," Taylor said In ref·
tteoc:e t.o the nei1bbor district's
planned campua near the north
TuaUnareL
·'But if lt Is the wtll of the peo-
ple in TutUn to withdraw. I
wouldn't try to stand ln thelr
way,'' T•ylor uid.
"My decllton (OD the location
of the second campus) wu based on what wu belt for the whole
district and nobody ean convince
me three miles la 1otn1 to make
lb at mucb dlff e.rence. ·'
Any de-annexation move would
lace a number ol hurdles. Just to
be considered, backers must
1ather the atsnaturea of 25 per-
cent <JI the Tustin Vnlfted School
Dlltrlct'a re1lstered voters.
TM)' muat then •o throuah the
DAILY PILOT
Orange County Committee on
School District Reorganization
and flnlly to the Community
College Board of Governors. The
state panel can reject the move,
call an election only in Tustin or
call a vote in the en lire college d~·
trlct. Even if all approvals are
gained, there remains the
likelihood that Tustin taxpayers
will be obligated to repay their
share or Saddleback's $8.5
million bonded debt as a condl·
lion o! separat(on.
JuJgeF~s
Teachers f o r
4-day Strike
SAN DIEGO CAP> -Pupils were "hostages" of a teachers'
organization wl\Jch staled a four·
day strike In June, a judge says
in fining the group $4,500 and or-
dering its leader jailed.
Superior Court. Judge Georae
A. Lazar saJd the San Diego
Teachers Association and its
president were guiJly of contempt
in dlsre1tardlng court orders t o
hold o!f thestrlke.
The olficial, Hugh P. Boyle,
wu fined $4,000 on a total of et1ht
cont.empt citations. He wu or·
~redJaUed tor40days, all but 10
day• of that suspended, and put
on three years' probaUon.
The walkoot June I throu1h
June 9 wu a "shameful blot on
the history ot the teachlnc pro-
fession in San Dle10," aaid Lazar
in hit orde.r Monday.
. The teacbert tryln1 for Im·
proved salary and work coodl·
Uons tcnored a prellmlnary ln·
Junction issued by another judge.
They returned to work after re-
cetvtn1 assurances that there
would be no npriaal1 for the
atrlke, flnt in San Dle10 history.
Some clanroom1 operated
normally wttb aubsUWtes.
• "l'be Oft1.v persom directly al -
fecttd by the attlke were tho
tbUdren, who, ta blunt lanaua1e,
were exploli.d u bolt.,• for
the purpo1 ot a pollUcaJ powtr
Dlay;: ad.dedI:aaar.
men for the AO'• office lO tab lbelr proaecuuon out ot dl1trlct
Attomey Cecil fflckt' haanda.
Alona wtth Supervisor Ralph
Diedrich and three other poUUcal
flauree, Anthony and lhmlnaton
were Indicted b,y the Oranie
County Grand Jury Julr t on
cbllr&ea related to alleaed viola·
lions ot at.ate campatan retUl•·
tlorus.
The attorney aeneraJ'a written
rejection ot the move by Anthony
and Remloeton to have their
cases taken out ot the DA 'a hands
wa1, In effect, a staunch delenae
of the District Attorney's Office.
ReCerrin1 lo past "political
prosecuUooa ·' in the county, the
attorney eeneral 's letter said,
''The conviction rate indicates
lhosepr06ecutlons were proper.
''The district attorney la mere-
ly doing the job he was elected to
do.
"The prosecutions dem·
onstrate to the public in OranBe
County that the district attorney
is not according pref·
erential treatment to public of-
ficials but ls prosecuting all or.
renses ln an Impartial and even
handed manner," the AG's letter
said.
ll noted that "the protecutlon
of public otllcials In Orange
County ls nothing new.''
Calles cited in the letter in·
eluded prosecution in 1976 of
former county supervllor Robert
Battin and the early 1976 lndlct·
ment o! one·tlme county pollbcal
kingma.ker Dr. Loua Cella.
The AG noted In Battln's case
that a Superior Court judce bad
taken a hard look at allegations
of discriminatory prosecution.
"Nothing improper was shown
and. on the f.Ontrary, reasonable law enforc"ement was dem-
onstrated, "the letter said.
Helm Named
Director of
Child Ce n ter
Saddleback Colleae trustees
have named Linda Helm, a
Laguna Nl1uel resident. Bl
supervisor oC the nearly complet·
ed and onc•controvenlal cam·
pus child day care center.
Mrs. Helm wllJ administtt the
pro1ram desi1ned to provide day
supervision and pre-school in·
strucUon to children whose
parents attend cluses at tbe col·
lege.
She has been dlrect.ol' of the
Shepherd of the Hllls Preschool
In Mission Viejo since 1m and
previously wa~ director ol South
Shores Preschool In Laguna
Niguel.
The object of sharp debate by
trustees for two years before it
was finally approved, the center
Is expected to open in late tall.
The opening will come about a
year after student.a ar1u1n& th•
need for the faclUty won •P·
provaJ from the board.
It will be housed in a campu1
buildint left \'acant lut August
when athletic office& and locker
rooms were moved into the col·
lege'• permahentl)'m complex.
Tb• buildin1 currently la belo1
remodeled t.o provide apace for a
classroom, workroom, otfica,
kitchen and outdoor pla.y area.
The cebter la deal1ned f Or
about 00 children, aaed from two-
and-a·half to alx years. It it ex-
pected to be totally aelt .. upported by parents t.ltho\llh d-.lly tees
havenotyetbeenaet.
Fund• already have been
ratted and donated by student
1rOUJ>S and community members
to help support the center. The
playground was deaJ1aed by
Betsy Swanson, a form• Sad·
dleback 1ludent anct UC Davia
architecture 1raduate.
Survivo r
Points t o
,A.llaUJay
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MEDICS AID WOMAN VICTIM AT CRASH SCENE
4 Hurt In Accident That Cloaea Camino Capl1trano
Wreck in San Juan
Leaves Four Injured
Four people were seriously In-
jured thla momln1 when their
car rolled off the San Otego
Freeway and down an embank·
ment south ot Avery Parkway In
San Juan Capistrano.
The driver Identified 8ll Jose
M art1ne1 oi Oceanside, was
pinned behind the wheel ot his
wrecked vehicle until released
by firemen.
Hit three pasaenien, Ernie
and Loyda Palma or Vista and
Linda Perez, address unknown,
had 1otten out of the wreck•1• by
the llme California Highway
Patrol officers arrived at the
scene.
CHP Offlcet Blll Pool sald the
paaseoaers must have been
helped by some of the many ~
pie who stopped along the
freeway when the accident OC·
curred. He said It did not appear
th at they bad been ejected from
the tumbling car.
Officers said the driver ap-
parently fell asleep before losing
control of the car.
Witnesses said the-car-, which
was traveling south, appeared to
be pullln& over t.o the aide ol the
freeway, but continued down the
bank, comh1J to rest. along
Camino Capistrano.
The victims were assisted at
the scene by firemen, two
paramedic unit.I, sheriff's dep·
utles and CHP officers. They
were taken t.o Mission Commun!·
ty Hospital.
CHP officers closed Camino
Capistrano for about an hour
after the 7: 15 a.m. accident.
$850,000 D iver ted
Transit Aid Held
In Theft of Funds
WASHING TON (AP) -An
empl~e ol the rederal Urban
Maas Transit Administration Is
charged with diverting $8SO,OOO
in federal funds to his use.
The m<Jney Wtlllalt) C. Sibert,
29, 1-accused of stealin1 had
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BODY •••
the parldna lot of the elementary
school tut niaht. accordlni t.o
1tatemeqts made to a aherllf's
depuly at the scene.
After findJDI bis friend ap·
parenUy dead, one of the men
called Laiuna B•ach pollce. The
acbool l• Just out.Ide the city
lltalta &net 11berltr1 deputies were
notllled. The dead ltlan. rrom out or
•tat.e. waa lylna io • par kine at all next to a c:h aln Un.t fence
aeparfti.nt the parktne lot from
the elementary achool c,mpu.a.
been earmarked for the
M etropolltan Atlanta Rapid
Transit Authority.
Sibert, of suburban SuiUand,
Md ., was arrested Friday in Lu
Vegas, Nev., as he and a party o!
friends stepped oft an airplane.
Accordlna to an affidavit, Sibert
had $59,000 In cash on him when
arrested.
Sibert i. a low·Jevel ftnanclal
auiatant with UMT A. Part ot bis
duties included 1ivlo1 tniUaJ ai>-
proval to vouchers requestlna
Departmeat of Transportation
funcb for nrioua state and local
rapid transit systems, the af-
fidavit said. •
Prosecutors allege tbat from
March u, SJbert took on the Iden·
tity ot the Atlanta tran.&Jt &leMY,
depotlUll,I $724,361 tn aa account
at Suburban Trust Co. It was al-
1e1ett be made a aumbfr of de-
po1ita In whicb he placed a por.
lion ot the face value ot tht U.S.
TrefSury cbe(:k: m the bank and
took the balance ln cub.
BY 'roM BAaLEV ...................
One of two au.rvtvora of a lhool·
• tns rampaae which left n1.oe peo-•
pie d.)'lnc or wounded on the CaJ
State Fullerton calnpUI a year
aao today ldeollfled Edward
Charles Allaway as the man who
shot hlm ln the cheat.
J>r. Donald Keran, 57,
chairman of th• University
Library, told an Orange County
Superior Court jury that he was
shot by Allaway as be trted to
take the defendant'• rlfie hwo
him.
Keran testified that be was
thrown to the noor by Allaway
and fell on the dropped rifle In •
bid to prevent Allaway from
retrieving it. "The next thin1 l
knew, I was oo my back/' he
said. "Then I was shot as 1 tried
to roll oot of the way and I lay
there expec:Ung him lo shq:K me
again."
Keran aaid tbat when be re-
alized that Allaway was leaving
the area he drqaed himself into
a nearby office and telephoned
ror help.
He told the jury that he then
staggered back into the
passageway but collapsed and
lost consclousnesa from what be
described as a heavy loss of
blood.
Keran spent several weeks in a
local bospi,al. He waa listed ln
critical condition lot the first
several days ot his confinement.
He told the jury today that he
went alter Allaway's rifle after
the defendant shot a library
employe who hit h.lm over the
head with a plate In an effort to
stop him.
The employe was identlfted to·
day as Ubrary Asslstant Steve
Becker, 30, whose body was later
found out.side the building. He
had been shot in the back.
Hopping Hops
On 'Boring'
School Quote
Laguna Beach school critic
Bruce Hopping told the school
board he liked the summer
school newspaper, particularly
the comments attributed to stu-
dents about the summer session.
Hopping's comments followed
a glowing report by Art Filher,
summer school principal.
Readin& fro~ the newspaper,
Hoppin& quoted student Mark
Bitb.elJ, who was quoted as say-
ila&, "ll'• a wute of the d~. Why
iuchool so boring?" ·
School Board Prealdent Harry
Blthell, was advised by Hopping
to "have a conference With bl&
son."
Bit.hell, who had turned bright
red,' said he would. but he added
that hil son had not been a sum-
mer school student and that he
h•d perhaps been interviewed
while ''he was standing around
the campus."
"Maybe he's bored because be
isn't Jo.Ing t.o summer school,"
Trustee Marylyn Pauley, re-
marked.
fi'ro• Page A I
FIRES •••
. the state Wal 80 percent con·
tained and 40 percent controlled
early toda.y. F\refithten expect-
ed t.o have the Modoc County
bla:ze fully coctained by ton.lpt.
Two smaller fires that a'ared
ru11ed terrain within 20 mil• oC
tbe Scarface blue were COD•
tained Monday nlcht, leavtn1two
othen yet to be barneued, the
divtslonaald. . ..
Tbe lrfarblo-Qone blue, cud-
dled In at.tip tJmberlan4 of the
Los l>adres Natlooal Forest. bas
caused $172 mllllon dama1e to
the Carmel, Afr9.)'Q Seto Jnd Bl1
Sur watenb"1 -the dense hW.ldo brush land and tr• tha\.
purify and collect water and act
to prevent mudaUdea.
J I -
Orange Coast
EDITION
-·'
Today,s Cl hag
N.Y. Stoeks
!fOL 70, NO. 221, 3 S!~TIONS, 28 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, AUGUST 9, 19n N TEN CENTS~ .
Newport Landowners· Halt Building
BJ JOANN 'aEYNOLDI ... ...., ........
ta wbll ii to be called the
Krflnll' Moratorium, all d tbe
m.ljar landowners ia Newport
Beacb voiuotecred MOOl!ay to
halt developm t for • daya IA order to come up witb a pt to
ume build.inc project.I to road
lmprovemeits.
Tbe proposaJ wu aecepC«I by cilJ councilmen who were aboul
to consider a 1erl• ot pr0potal1
to Umlt oew deveJoOmtot Jn the
clty.
But be.for• councilmen could btsto d1tcu11lon of tb r pro-
potala, Peter Kremer. the new
presidmt d t.be Irvine Company
uked f« a 30-day delay In coun·
ell action in order to 1lve the
clty'1 landowners Ume to meet
wit.b 1nt.ertlled citizens and city
staff memben.
Kremer uld the landowners
would use the time to take "a
fresh look" at development
achedullna In order to "achieve
realist.le solutions to the city's
trartlc and transportation
needa."
Hls pledge was endoned by
repre1entatlvea of the Emkll)'
Development Company, which Is
developing Newport Place near
the Oran1e County Airport; the
Koll Company, wbJch Is develop-
in1 Koll Center, also near the
airport; Aeronutronic Division of
Ford Aerospace and Com-
munications Corp., which will be
developing Ill 109-acre property
on Jamboree Road; Beec:o Ud.,
which owns the 430-acre oil field
ln Weal Newport, eventually
destined tor residentlal develop·
ment. and Pacific Mutual We
Insurance.
While Pacific Mutual does not
own any developable land in
Newport Beach, the company ls
In neiiotlations with the Irvine
Company for purchase of a
parceJ adjacent to their Newport
Center corporate headquarten.
In addition, builder William Lust
and representatives of the
Newport Harbor Area Chamber
of Commerce told councilmen
they would be willing_ to work
wit.b the croup durln1 tbe 30-da.y
hiatus.
Councilman Paul Ryckotf, who
bad planned to seek a third coun-
cll vote on a bullclinl moratorium,
made the motion for t.be »<ill)'
continuance.
He noted t.bat none of the de-
velope.n wu slated to brin& in
bulldint projects in the next 30
days, ao "I can't see the logic of
(See PROJECT, Pase .U)
Fire Rages West of Pahn Sp~gs
For Appointees
Newport Okays
Study of Ethics
Newport Beach city coun-
cilmen decided Monday to have
their ethics committee study
possible conrllcts or interest
among members of council·
appointed boards and com-
missions.
Carter OKs
OC Flood
Funding
An appropriation of $400,000 for
designing a Santa Ana River
flood control projed wu ap-
proved Monday In a $10 billion
public works bill 1l1ned by Presi·
dent Carter.
The funding for the lnlllal
stages d the project, which has
been on the drawin1 boarda since
1962, would affect three counties
-Orange, San Bernardino and
Riverside.
The area wu Identified u the
nation's worst nood threat west
of the Mississippi River by an
Army Corps of Englneera atudy
in lSM.
Ed Juat. Santa Ana River
Flood Protection A1ency direc·
tor, aaid the runds wlll allow
planning ror construction or a
dam at Mentone near the
Redlands airport, ral1in1 the
Prado Dam at Corona and Im·
proving the Santa Ana River
channels in Orna1e County.
Just said he la hopeful that
runds will be available this ~
tober.
Future phues of the $1 billion
project. will require addiUonaJ
conJl'easlonal appropriations, be
said. ·
NB Meters Hit
Newport Beach police are
1eektn1 the thlevu who •P·
parenUy used a pu1 key to drain
1848 rrom 80 parkiq metm'I in
central Newport. City employ•
checkln& the meten Monda)' dil·
~ove.red the tou from the metal
In the city parking lot at 2Sth
Street.
Coast
Wea••er
Late nl1hl and earty
rpornin• lo• cloud1,
otberwlH fair tbrou1b
Wednesday with llttle
cb•n•e 1A tempera111re.
Hiehl raftllQl.·tnn MU'
'10 at tiit.cb•Ho near IO tn· tand. l.R*l•to
The Issue was trlgaered by
Councilman Paul Ryckoff, who
asked that the appointment of
Larry Lynch to the planning
commission be reconaidered.
Lynch's firm does landscape
planning work for the Irvine
Company. Lynch has abstained
from voting on company pro·
posals before the commission.
Councilmen declined tp re·
consider Lynch's appointment
until the ethics committee com·
pleted a general study ·of con-
fiict.I d interest.
Ryckoff, who was pU5hin1 to
have Lynch replaced, voted
against waiting for completion or
the study saying, "I think we are
burying unnecessarily an Item
that needs action."
In a related matter, Coun·
cllman Pete Barrett informed his
colleques Friday t.bat he will be
abatainint rrom all votes related
to the Irvine Company.
\
In a letter he personally de·
livered to councUmen, Barrett
explained that he haa an
ownenhlp Interest ln the marine
contractin1 firm of Gillis and
Derby, Inc., which has done
$40,000 worth of work for the
Irvine Company ln the past two·
and·a·half years.
Barrett said he has sought rul·
ln11 from the clty attorney, the
state Pair Political Practices
Commlaalon and hia personal at-
torney on the potential confiict.
Bl.l'l'ett also said he bas de·
cided to abstain "Oil any matter
atfecting the Irvine Company un·
less lt ls clear to me that the pro-
ht biUons of the Fair Political
Practices Initiative do not ap·
ply."
Barrett said Gillis and Derby
will cease to do business with the
Irvine Company and he expecta
to "be able to fully participate in
council meetin1s in early 1978."
Boy Doused
By Chemical
Island ilt· the Sun
Here's a feltow 'who definitely is between
a rock and a wet place. tr it was summer
solitude this swimmer was seeking, he
found it Monday off Laguna Beach.
·County DA Supported
' At,t,onwy General Rejectll Plea by Anthony
By GARY GRANVILLE
Of ... D .. lyl'Metltlff
The state ·Attorney Geoeral's
omce haa found that a •erles of
so.called political prosecutions In
Oranee County have bt!en·
juaUfied and that the Dlftrlct At-
torney's Office is fit to prosecute
Indicted county Supervisor
Philip Anthony. .
The AG 's flndlnp are included
In a seven-page 1lntle-apaced let-
ter aent lut Friday to Anthony's
attorney, Thomas Crosby.
Another reclpient ol the letter
waa Fullerton AUorney MJcbael
Remington, an Antbony co-
indlc*·
Purpose d t.be letter wu to re-
ject pleu by . the two indicted
nten ror the AG'a office to take
their proaet!UUon out of dlltrict
Attorney Cecil Hicks' hands.
Alona with Supervllor Ralph
Diedrich and threeotherpollt1cal
t11ur•. Anthony and Remlnlton
were Indicted by tbe Orantt
County Grand Jury July 1 on
chlU'•• related to 1.Ue1ed vi!ll•·
Uons ot state cnmpa~,... re1ula·
tlona. •
The attorney 1eneral's written
rejeclfon Of the move by Anthony
and Remington to have their
cans taken out or the-DA 's bands wu, II\ effect, a 1taunch defense
of the District Attorney's Office.
Rtferrlna to pa1t ·'political
prosecutions'' In the county, the
OL' ED HOCK
C4TCllES HECK
WASHINGTON CAP) -At
least one concerned Texan
thin.ks he knows whom to blame
for wbat he doesn't like about the
enerty bill. He wrote hit ~rreasman, "I
urge you to UH your vote and ln·
lhaence to defeat Ed Hock'•
Eneray Committee propo1al." The bill w.s put to1ether by the
Houae Ad Jloc Committee on Enern.
attorney general's letter said,
''The conviction rate indicates
those prosecutions were proper.
·'The district attorney Is mere·
!fo~ol.na ~e Job he was elected to
"The prosecutions dem·
onstrate to the publlc in Orange
County that the district attorney
·is not according pref·
erenUal treatment to public d ·
flclal1 but i1 proeecutln1 all of.
fente1 tn an Impartial and even
handed manner," the AG's leUer
said.
It noted that "the pra1ecuUon
of public officials in Oran1e
County ls notbina new.''
Cues cited in the letter in·
eluded prosecution in 1976 or
former county supervilor Robert
Battin and the early 1978 indict·
ment ot one-Ume county poUUcal
kln1maker Dr. Louil Cella.
The AG noted in Battin'• cue
that a Superior Coun Judie had
taken a hard Jook at alletationa or dlacrlmlnatory prosec\.IUon.
(See REPOll't, t11e A!)
Terrain
Hampers
Conirol
By Tbe Auoctated Preu
A fire on steep mountain slopes
raged out of control today In tin-
der.dry Southern California
brush after destroyin1 10
animals and a hoUJe.
The Cahfornia Department ot
Forestry said the fire, 25 miles
west or PaJm Springs and one
mile southeast of Cabazon, had
destroyed 1,000 acres or bn.Llh on
steep mountain alopes rrom the
1,600 to the 4,200.root level.
Fire spokeswoman Nora Ryan
said the blaze gutted a two·
bedroom house late Monda)', klll-
lng two dogs, seven goats and one
horse after the two occupants
escaped.
No other dwellings were
threatened by the fire which was
reported only 10 percent con·
tatned by mldmornlne, the
spokeswoman sald.
Six air tankers dropped fire-.
retardant chemicals while 850
firemen fought the blaze on the
ground. Olllcials said erewa
from Mtctri••n, Jndhn1,
Arkansas, Mi11isslppi, North
Carolina, Wyomin1 and Utah'
have been nown In to join 850'
local firemen.
The fire was burning only one
mile from the San Jacinto
Wilderness area, but the pre-
serve remaJned open to hikers
and campen today, authorities
said.
Meanwhile, favorable weather
conditions aided flreflebtera
struaaling to preserve precious
Central California coastal
watershed, where fire threlterd
future flooding In the ravqtd
timberland.
Otrlclals said the 87,000..acre
Umber flre In the Loa Padres Na-
tionaJ Forest near Bit Sur wu 30
percent contained early today,
but they were not sayin1 when
the blaze, called the Marbl~
Cone, may be rutty contained.
"They had It, lost It and DOW
they've sot It back atain,'' aald
Barbara Rowe. CaUfornla Department of Foeatry.
"We've 1ot iood weather toda1
10 tb1np are lookln1 a b1t beti-
ter."
Mons than 3,SOO firemen were
being helped by four mule pack
trains, carryln1 flr4t·flShtln1
equipment to remote a.reu Int.be
prilUne wildetne11.
Tbe 80,400-acre .. Scarface••
nre in t.be northeutem eomer of
the atate wu 80 perceni con-
taln«l and 40 percent coatrolle4
early today.
...
N T
Council Action
In MICUOO Mooday oi1ht, lb• N t 8 ach Cl\1 Coun·
ct!
PAA.ID . DI 81~2 Lau c a Ul drhe lo
form a parlunii d1•lrlcl from Udo Vlll•I• LD Md"
Square al lh Nf'wport Pier.
C4M lllaVf.\': Accepted the tratnc 1urvey and or·
dcred 1uaff membera lo ~tn work on onchronlalns Uaht1
and Unuhna I n lurn• un Eul Co•1t lfl1hway,
&JNEU !ITATION: A1r..ct to txpand tho yard et
tb• Marin 'a nte Statlua lo provldt I rtat :ntranct \o Ult
a taLIOn df Dov tr Ort\' t.
UCt! PAY. ~nt city •liAff m"mben 11nd poUct:
reprts•-nl1tl1vl'!I b1&clL tu aaJary neaotlutlona and aet Aua. 22
lot' a rev\ew ol thear pro,reaa
Mn Shot •
Survivor Relates
CSF Blood Bath
B~ TOM BARLEY
Ot-o.ttr ............
One ot two aunivon ol a shoot·
1n1 rampage wblth left nine peo-
ple dytna or wounded on the Cal
State Fullerton campus a year
a&o today identified Edward
Chules Allaway as the man who
shot h1m an the cheat.
Dr. Donald Keran , 67 ,
chairman of the Un1v ers1ty
Library, told an Orange County
Superior Court jury that he was
shot by Allaway as he tried to
lake the defendant's rlne from
him.
Keran testified that he was
thrown lo the floor by Allaway
and fell on the dropped rifie in a
bid to prevent Allaway from
retrieving 1t. "The next thing I
knew, I waa on my back." he
said. "Then I was shot as I tried
to roll out of the way and I lay
there expectma him to shoot me
again "
Fro• Page 1t I
Keran said that when he re-
allied that Allaway was leavan1
the area he dragged himseU into
a nearby office and telephoned
ror help.
He told the Jury that he then
staggered back into the
passageway but collapsed and
lost consciousness from what he
described as a heavy loss of
blood.
Keran spent several weeks In a
local hospital. He was listed In
critical condition for the first
several days of his contlnemenl.
He told the jury today that he
went after Alfaway's rlOe after
the defendant shot a library
employe who hit hlm over the
head with a plate in an effort to
st.op him.
The employe was Identified to-
day aa Ubrary Assistant Steve
Becker, 30, whose body was later
round outside the building. He
had been shot in the back.
PROJECT ••.
Library secretar y Karen
Dwinell told an Oran&e County
Superior Court jury that abe was
with the first two of Altaway's al·
le1ed nine victims when the de-
rendanl burst lnto her office at
8 :30 a.m . on July 12.1976. calling it a moratorium," but he
endorsed the principle of rev1s·
Ina the impendin& development
achedules. Council~an Ray Williams.
who sugges~d calling the 30 days
the Kremer Moratorium, sug·
seated the chamber of commerce
function as the forum bringing
the developers, city staff mem-
bers and inleres\ed citizens
'lotether.
"Thia is an interestinll op-
portunity to &el 1roups lo1ether
which are growing apart and lo
al leaat come lo&elher and have
diaJogue.
"We need lo take a chance and
dot.ha," Wllliam1 said.
Councilman Don Mcinnis
lauded the propo1al as a
"pa.1Uve step," c1lan& a letter
sent to the city council by
architect William Ficker.
Ficker Is the leader of the
city's Bridge Action Team which
has 1wded plans for replacing
the Pacific Coast H1&hway
bridle over Upper Newport Bay.
After two years ot work, the
bridle plans have received all
the necessary permlll and ri1ht· of·way acquisition is under way.
Ficker's letter cited the move
toward a building moratorium,
which he said was being pushed
by "NeaaUve Action Groups
(NAG>."
"They aeem to continually
point out the problems but do
very little to present the city. or
others who are in the proceu of
plannina, with any positive ac·
lion or recommendations for
aelvina what they con11der these
problems to a,.," Ficker'• letter
aald.
Ficker'• letter recommended
rejection or the moratorium.
and, inattad, ina\llutlon of
• '1omethln1 more akin to
·a 'Positive AoUon Team' tPAT
on the M<!k > \o brin& toeethu the
many critaUn peoplf ln the com-
munity who can au11Ht to the
council •om• aolullona or at leaat
define problem• rathtr &ban
merely deprlvln1 nelahbors in
our commuoU.y ol the UJe of their
land."
OlltANQI OOAtT I ..
DAILY PILOT
,
"He stopped ln front ol my
desk and pointed hls gun at my
chest," the witness hesitantly
testified.
She said she believes her llfe
was saved by the action of photo-
grapher Paul Herzberg, 30, who
jumped on Allaway 111 the defen-
dant alleeedly menaced Mrs.
Dwinell with a .22-caliber rifle.
"He turned around and shot
Paul, shootin& from the hip."
Mrs. Dwinell said. She srud Al·
!a way then turned and shot
technican Bruce J acobsoo, 32,
as Jacobson fled Into the con·
ference room.
Mn. Dwinell testified that she
heard more gunfire as she sought
refuge from Allaway and saw the
defendant 11bootinar m the d1rec-
tlon of the graphic arts section in
the basement of the campus
library.
The witness said she later
learned that the body of araphlc
arts employe Frank Teplansky,
51, was found in that area.
Allawar, 32, is accused of the
killings o :1even people including
Herzber&, Jacobson and
Tepl&n.Sky.
It is also alleged and not denied
by the defen.ae that he additional·
ly wounded two other campus
emptor.es in what the ~rosecutlon
deacrtbed Mo~day as a six·
minute 1hootin1 rampeae.
Allaway has pleaded not &\lilly
and not 111ilty by reason of in·
sanity. The aame Jur.y In Judie
Robert P. Kneeland's courtroom
· will be asked to determine his
sanity If guilty verdicts are re·
turned in the arum phase of the
trial.
The jury. left the courtroom
Monday for a tour of the campus
Ubrary and the s\lrroundlna area
after hearina an openlna state·
ment from chief Deputy District
Attorney James Enrl1ht.
En.rlgbt's second wltneu
teaUned wheQ the Juty returned
to the courtroom that ahe encoun-
tered Allaway in the corridor of
the oampua library ahortly alter
four people had been killed.
Marcia Martinez quoted Al·
laway .aa 111utterin1 to her:
"Somethiof '• not right here.
This doesn't belont bere."
Sbe \eetlfted that ahe believed
Allaway W•s nterrinl to the nne
he carried when he made the
ae~ond eomment and brushed J> .. tber.
0th• wttnuaes teaUfled that
tbty thouCti\. IOD\tOftt WU fcl*>'·
ln1 a Joke on c1mpu1 emp 01t1
when they ••w people rurinl.riC ln
appar t.ttror ind h ar<t wh t
sounded Uke "po"lll,I nola .a
· from • l.01 aun."
Share Views
By PIOIJP ROSMARIN °' .. Oelty ............
Tht new trustee to be appoint·
td ton.ltht to tht Newport.Meat
•choo& board wlU be oppoeed to
th• oollective baraaJnln1 rl&hll
of teachers and concerned with
informln& the public about school
linanclna.
F.ach or th• five candidates vy-ln1 to replace ree11nin1 truatee
M.rlan Ber1Hon expre11ed
thoae views. They were in-
tl'rviewed by the board Monday.
Mu 8er1eson did not
Judge Fines
Teachers for
4-day Strike
SAN DIEGO (AP) -Pupils
were "hostages" of a teachers'
organization which staged a four-
day strike in June, a judge says
in fining the 1roup 54,SOO and or-
derin& Its leader jailed.
Superior Court Judse Geor1e
A. Lazar sald the San Die10
Teachers Association and its
president were 1ullty or contempt
In dlsregard1n& court orders to
hold off the strike.
The otrlclal, Hu1h P. Boyle,
was (ined 14,000 on a total ol eiiht
contempt cltatlons. He wu or·
der~ Jailed for 40 days, all but 10
days of that suspended, and p\lt
on three yeara •probation.
The walkout June 8 throu&h
June 9 was a "shamerul blot on
lhe history of the teachln1 pro-
f ession In San Dle10." said Lazar
1n his order Monday.
The teachers tryln1 for Im-
proved salary and work coodJ-
llons lanored • preliminary ln·
Junction Issued by another Judie.
They returned to work alter re-
cel vlna assurances \hat there
would be no reprisals for the
strike, first In San Dle10 history.
Some classr ooms operated
normally with substitutes.
•'Tho only peraons directly af.
fected by the strike were the
children, who, In blunt lanauaae,
were exploited as hoala&es for the purpoeea of a political power
play," added Lazar.
Boyle, who stepped out as
president oflhe group Aug. 1. wiu;
told to report to county jail Aug. 22 .
An attorney said Laiar·i ac·
lion would be appealed.
"I'm disappointed, tbal'1 all , ..
Royleswd
Before the no-reprisal pledge.
the 3,600·member association
was prom11,ed a return t o
barRwnJng in 1t1 $9.6-million de-
m ands A counteroffer totalling
S6 million that included a 5 per·
cent pay increase was rej~ted
by the teachera lut week.
participate in the Interviews
Mrs. Berceson. of the third
trustee dlslrlc:t, la qulttin& the
boud after 13 years to atek an
A11embty1eat.
Tryln& to take her spot on the
school board are Ann Beaupre,
34, a Santa Ana H•ilhts d•y-care
faclllty owner; B.J . Sldutna, 40, a
Newport Beacb homemaker and
volunteer worker: Stanley
Le1um, 34, a Co1ta Mesa
laf\luaee researcher; E .S. de
Mocskonyl, sa, a Newport Beach
mechanlcal eneineer, and Den·
nla John.son, 34, a Santa Ana
Hetahts manufacturln1 ex-
ecutive.
After Monday'11esslon, the ap-
plicants were put on call for
possible further interviews.
Board President Roderick Mac·
Millian said he wanted the ap·
pointmen\ made at tonl&ht's
board meeUnc set for 1:30 at
Coata Mesa City Council cham·
bers, 71 Fair Drive.
Jn the interviews, each can·
didate expressed mls&ivlngs
with the collective bargalnina
system as it applies to teachers.
"I'm afraid I'm not very sym-
pathetic with public service
employe atrikea," Mra. Skllllng
aatdnaUy.
Asked about whether he could
ever support a teacher on thil
board of eduoatlon, de
Mocakonyl compared ll to plac-
in& a union 1\eward on a com-
pany board of directors: "No
way, 11 be said.
Mra. Skillln1 aald if she were
appointed ahe would work to lm-
prove the dlstric\'1 counaellng
services. Thou&b she said exist·
ln1 1ervlce1 are deficient, sbe
was notapecillc.
Mrs. Beaupre ur1ed a review
of hl1h achool pro1ram1 for
"valldJty." She uld "quite a
few 11 need scrutiny.
Johnson called for a return to
fundamental education and a
foaterin1 or self·dlsclpllne among
students.
Leaum told truste'es he Is con·
cerned that klnderaarten has
become more babysllUna than
education. He decried a pro·
liferaUon ol "silly coursea" that
don't prepare a child to function
In the community as, he said,
they are supposed to do.
Eatery Robbed
LOS ANGELES tAP> -Two
armed men robbed the Old
Spaghetti Factory in Hollywood
of $6,000, maklna it the second
11uch robbery In llve weeks.
Pollce said the men, armed with
handguna, entered the restaurant
before il opened for business
Monday and ordered four
employes to remove their pants.
'Dad, Why?
Swvivor Knows Date Died
NEW YORK CAP 1 ··-Now Robert Violante knows.
Blind in one eye and possibly blind in the othtr.
Violante knows that his date, Stacy Mo1kowitz, was
killed in the attack by the .44·caliber killer ctslled
"SonolSam."
Violante's father, Pat, said he told hls 20·year-old
son the news gradually.
"We talked a lot about manhood and about beine
tough," the elder Violante said. "But he never one~
cried ..•.
··Then I told him about Stacy. You know. I had to
tell him. He finally got emotiomtl and he looked up
and said. 'Dad, why'?"
The youth rtnally broke into tears. his fat her aald.
Miss Moskowitz, who bad been on her ltr&t date
with Robert on July 30 when the killer struck, waa
burled last week, dead or a bullet to the brain.
She was...{the sixth victim slain by the klller who
for more than a year has been prey In' on young peo-
ple, especially cout>les necking or Just talklna in
parked cars in Queens, The Bronx and now Brooklyn.
...... ,.,.,..
DAYTON HOUSE BURNS AS FIREMEN FIDDLE
Striking FJretlgl\tera RefuH to Help
Picketing Firemen
Ignore House Fire
DAYTON, Ohio CAP> -Ftres
broke out in two abandoned
apartment houses today and
spread to at teut one occupied
dwelllni while striklnc firemen
picketed three blocks away and
refused to help douse the namet.
The first blue, which gutted
the apartment buildin&, also
i1everely damaced an adjacent
two-1tory frame house occupied
by two f amllies. No injW'ies were reported.
Firemen from the nei1hboring
community ol M1tdison Township
responded to a call for help but
were too late to keep the houae
from bein& enllJlfed.
The second ftre wu burning
uncontrolled, and residents or
nearby homes were t.rying to re-
move their belon1lng1 for f~ar it
would spread.
An ~cupant of the frame
house, Bob Jackson, uid Dayton
firemen punched a hole lo the
walll then told re1ident1 they
wou d have lo fi8bL the fire
themselves.
More than 370 Dayton firemen
said when they walked off the Job
Monday that lhey would rapond
only in Ute-or-death ailu•Uons.
Their action left thts city or
241,000 without fire protecllon for
the first time in history and with
limited ambulance service.
Some policemen were expect.
ed to alay of( the job today ln sup·
port of the strike in sympathy
with demands by Fire Fi&bters
Local 136 ror hl1Jter wa1es and a
aborter work week.
The added prospect or
diminished police protecUon had
city offlciala, businesses and res-
id eots preparin1 /or poulble
duty at 1upplemenia1 aat•ty rorces.
Necotiatora met until early to-
day trying unaucceufully to
rewrite a contract for firemen to
r.pl ace one that explrtct Ftb. 28.
Judfe Wllllam Wollr Jr. OI the
Mont1omery County ~m111on
Pleu Court Ol'dettd the firemen
book to &beir pc»tl •he hourt alter
their WQrk lloppa&• b-ctn. but
nono of the firemen returned.
Key issues In the strike are
wagea and workina hour&.
Flrefl1htert start at tl2,0.3 e
year, and the union is seeking a 6
percent increase. The city bu of-
fered a 2.6S percent wage in-
crease. Flreflghtert also want
their work week reduced from 52
to48hours.
Fro• Page A I
REPORT •..
"Nothin1 improper was shown
and, on the contrary, reuonable
law enforcement was dem·
onstra\ed, ''theletteraaid.
Jo Cella'acue, ''thedislrict at-
torney h.uldled the case as any ·
distnct attorney would handle it. ..
Remington ls in Wyoming and
was unavadable for comment to-
day.
Croaby wu ln court and also
unavailable for comment, ac·
cord.ln1 to a worker in hla office.
Still unanswered by the at-
torney generaJ's office 11 a re-
q u eat by the Board of
S1.1pervl1or1 for the Attorney
General's Office to take over An-
thony's and Dledrlch'a prose-
cution.
The board voted un1nlmously
for the request at the conclusion
of Its budget hearings when An-
thony aald be wun 't certaln
wheth T' or not a conflict ol in·
ternt exlslod. .
Kids Find
Ha11nan Heart
N!!WPORT NEWS, Va. (AP>
-Police a~ulate that a human
heart found in a Jar by sorne
chJldren pl•)'lnf near their home
here may have been stolen from
a science laborato.ry and then
discarded.
Thebeart was sent to t.M state medl~al examiner'• oflic• In
NorfOlk for poelUve tdenutlca-
tion alter Jt JtU found Monaay.
,
s ddlebaek Afternooa
N.Y.Stoeks
VOL. 70, NO. 221, 3 SECTIONS, 28 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI A TUESDAY, AUGUST 9, 1977 TEN CENT!
Tustin Wants Ou:t of Saddlehack JC
BJ WIU.IA• SEDS& ...............
Another ctr1 e to drop out ol tbe
Saddleback Coau:owllty CoUes•
Oaatrlet t.1 laki.n& ahape ln Tustl~
Th new move com• three
years after a group called ~
''Coll e Committtee of Tultla"
1albend 1,000 •icnatww co a
pet.iU<Jn to separate from s.d-
dlehllclt. It was rejected b)' the
5tate community coUese Board
ofGovemon.
Tuaun stbool board members
Marjorie Day and Dr. Edward
BOHkw ire apearheadlni the
lat t e«ort.1bey want a divorce
from Saddlebaclt 10 they cullnk
th.tr dJJtrict to the Rancho San.
tiaao (Santa Ana> CommWlity
couese System.
Mra. Day, an attorney wuohe
or S9ddlebaclt'• ataunctlest aup.
porters In oppoalnc the 1974
aeparatioo bid. Sb• now claims
the collqe "doesn't sjve a darn"
about the people olT'"Un.
The de-annexation push ap·
parenUy wu tri11ered by a re-
cent dtclslon by Saddleback
Collete lrwltees to bulld the dis-
trict 'a second campu. in Irvine
rather than three mil• farther
north near the Tustin clty Une.
Tustin lruslee$ have directed
their staff to conduct a feuiblllty
study ot d•annexatlon. Actina
Supt. J amt1 Bua said the report
should be ready ''In about alx
weeks."
The man Bus appolnted to
prepare the study ls Hana Vo1et.
a TusUn district admlnla&.rat.or
and former Saddleback Collete
trustee. >.. one ol Tustin ·a repreaen·
taUvea oo the colle1e board dur· in& the 197t de-annexation t.ry.
V <>eel vehemently objected to the
petition drive and Its possible
detrimental effect on the youn&
district.
Withdrawal by Tustin would
leave the Irvine, Capistrano,
La1una Beach and Saddleback
Unified School Districts within
Saddleback'a boundaries.
It would also reduce the col·
lege'a $1.8 billion assessed valua·
lion tax base by about $3M
million, or 21 percent. 'fbree
yea.rs aco. Tustin compr1.11ed 2.S
percent of Saddleback·•..aseued
valuation.
TusUn UnlOed's Boseker said
he believes Tustin resident.a have
been ahortchUlled by the Sad·
dleback coUeae district.
"The reason for our acUon ls
simply because we feel Tustin
has been sold out on lhis second
(SeeCOU.EGE, Pa&eAl)
Fire Rages West of.Palm Springs
ClJSD E ffort
Badham Assists
Zigg11rat Lease
By WILLIAM HODGE
Ol I .. o.11, l'li.t It.Hf
Congressman Robert Badham
( R·Newport Beach> said today
his office is cooperatlna with
Caplstr..,o Unified School Dis-
trict officials in exploring the
possible lease of Laguna Niauel's
··z1geurat" to relieve over·
crowded school conditions
"We are moving closer to a
day.to-day basis of having
Survivor
Tells CSF
Slwotings
By TOM BARLEY oe t11t o..,., ~ ..... ..,.
One of two survivors of a shoot·
Ing rampage which left nine peo-
ple dying or wounded on the Cal
State Fullerton campus a year
ugo today identirled Edward
Charles Allaway as the man who
shot hJm ln the chest.
Dr. Donald Keran. 57.
chairman of the University
Library, told an Orange County
Superior Court jury that be was
shot by Allaway as he tried to
take the defendant's rine from
him.
Keran testified that he was
thrown to the noor by Allaway
and fell on the dropped rifle In a
bid to prevent Allaway from
retrlevin1 It. "The next thing I
knew, I was on my back," be
taid. "Then I waa abot u I tried
to roll out of the w~ and I lay
there expecting blm to shoot me
a1ain."
Keran said that when he re-
alized that Allaway was leaving
lbt area he drqged hlmaelf Into
a nearby office and telephoned
'or help.
He told the Jury that he Ulen
ata11ered back Into the
pa111ageway but collapsed and
lost consclowsnea1 from what he
described as a heavy I01s of
blood.
Keran spent several weeks In a
Joell bOlpltaJ. ffe WU llated In
<SHAU.AWAY, Pa•eAJ) ..
something done." Badham told a
morning meeting of the
Capistrano Valley Exchange
Cl ub.
"Our pitch to the federal aov·
ernment is that they're not aet·
ling much r~nt now and the build·
ing could be put to good use by
the school dilltrict," Badham ,x.
plained.
Only 21 percent of the Zit·
gurat's 750,000 square feet of
space currently la bein& used.
Badham's executive assistant,
Howard Seelye, said the con·
gresaman was due to meet with
district officials later today to
discuss the Ziggurat lease
poaaiblli ti ea.
Seelye claimed federal
General Services AdminlatratJon
(GSA> otrlcials wue tfttereated
in the lepe propoeal alMl told him
the rent for such an aareement
was negotiable.
"When I ulced them <GSA)
about the renlai rate. they were
very evulve," he explained. "I
took that to mean the rate was
open lo neaotlation ...
But GSA officials have said In
the past that they must charae
fair market value for the Zig·
gurat'a apace. They also have
been lukewarm about the pro-
posed school district use of the
facility.
The Zi1aurat lea.te proposal 11
one ol 14 altematlve plans under
study by the Capistrano district
to relieve projected overcrowded
conditions. CSUD otficlalt eiq>ect
8,000 new atudenta in tbe district
by 1982.
A similar leHe plan was
ne1oUated for a year and a half
by the Orange County Sheriff's
Dept. The plan wu subsequently
abandoned ~auae the coet ot
such a lease would have been "no
bargain."
The county received a quote ot
$8 per square fool per year for
leulne apace at lb• Zl11urat.
H the Capistrano district
leaHd all available apace at the se rate, the rent wO\\ld coet about
.., million per year.
Bombig Claimed
DENVER <AP) -The New
World Ll beraUon Front, a
radical 1roup active ln
CaJUornta, bu claimed
responalbWty for the attempted
bombln• ot a COOrl beer dla·
trlbutcir 1n the Denver 'iuburb ol
AW'Ol'a, policesald lod&J.
Here 's a fellow who definitely is between
a rock and a wet pla<:e. IC it was summer
solltude this swimmer was seeking. he
round lt Monday off Laguna Beach.
Attorney: Gellei-al
Backs ·t ounty DA
By GA&Y GllANVI LLB °''"'Delly ....... ~ The state Attorney General's
Office has found that a aeries ol
so-called poUtlcal prosecutJona ln
Orange County have been
justified and that the District At·
torney's Office ia fit to prosecute·
indicted county Supervisor
Philip Anthony.
The AG 'a findings are lncluded
in a seven· pate •m&le-apaced let·
ter sent lut Friday to Anthony's
attorney, Thomas Crosby.
Another recipient ol the letter
was Fullerton Attorney Uichad
Remington, an Anthony co·
lndlctee.
Purpole of the letter was to rt·
ject pleu by . the two ind(cted
men for the AG'• office to take
their prosecution out of dlltrict
Attorney CecU H.le1'1' bandl.
Aloni with SupeniaOI' Ralph
Diedrich and three otber poll tic al fliut•, Anthony arwl Rtmlnlton
were lndlcted by tb• Oran1e
County Grad Jury J uly 1 on
charg• related to allqed viola-
tlona ol MIU campa11n repla.
tlOftl.
The ilttomey 1eneral's wrltl4D
re.f«Uon o! tbe move ~1 AntbOQ,y
and 1\eminston to have their
cases taken out ol the DA 'a hands
was, ln effect, a staunch defenn
ofthtDlstrfctAttorney'aOMce.
Referttnc to past "political
prosecutl<>M" In the county, the
attorney 1e:neral'1 letter said,
"The conrictton rate ln4lcates
thole pro1ecuUona were proper.
"The district attorney is mere·
ly doln& theJob he wu elected to
do.
"The proaecutlont dem·
onalrat. to the public in Oran•e
County that the distrfcl attorney
la nol accordlna pref·
erenUal treatment to pubUc of. f~clala but ts prosetutin1 all of· fensee ln an hnpartial and even
<See REPORT. _.a1e AZ>
Judge Fines
Teachenfor
4-day Strike
SAN DlEGO CAP> -Pupils
were "hostqea" of a teachers'
or1a.nlJatlon which stated a four·
day strike in June, a jud1e says
in fining the 1roup $4,500 and or·
derina its leader Jailed.
Superior Court Judee Geor1e
A. Lazar said the San Dle&o
Teachers Association and Its
president were guilty of cont.mpt
in disre1arCUnc court orders to
holdotttheat.rike.
The official, Huch P. Boyle,
was fined $4,000 on a total of ei&ht
contempt citations. He wu or·
dered JI.lied for 40 days, all but 10
days ol UJat auspended, and put
on three years• probatton.
The walkout June 8 throulh
June 9 w a "•bameful blot on
the hlatory of the teachlnt pro-
f estlon in San Dteco." aald war
in hllorder MQC)day.
The teachers trylfll for Im·
proved salary a,nd worlc CObdi·
tions l(nc)l'ed a prelimln.ry In·
J\lnctton ltaued b)' another jucfCe,
Terrain
Hampers
Control
By Tile Auoclated Preas
A fll'e on steep mountain slopes
raged out ol con&.rol today In tin·
der-dry Southern California
brush arter destroyin1 10
animals and a house.
The California Department of
Forestry said the fire, 2S miles
west ot Paim Springs and one
mile southeast of Cabuon. had
destroyed 1,000 acres of brush on
steep mountain slopes from the
1,600tothe 4,200-foot level.
Fire spokeswoman Nora Ryan
said the blaze 1utted a two-
bedroom hOU!e late Monday, kill·
ing two dogs, seven goats and one
horse after the two occupanta
escaped.
No other dwellincs were
threatened by the fire which wu
reported only 10 percent con·
tained by midmornin1, the
spokeswoman said. ,
Six air tankers dropped fire· •
retatdant chemicals while ISO
firemen fou1ht the blue on the
ground. omctals said crews
from Michl&an, Indiana,
Arkansas, Mississippi, North
Carolina. Wyomlne and Utah:
have been nown in to Joln 8SO
local firemen.
The fire was burnine only one
mile from the San Jacinto
Wilderness area, but the pre-
serve remained open to hikers
and camper• today, authorities
said.
Meanwhile, favorable weather
conditions aided flrefl1hters
struggling to rreserve precious
Central Cal fornia coastal
watershed, where fire lhreatenJ
future fioodlng in the ravaced
timberland.
Officials said the 87,000-acre
limber fire In the Los Padres Na-
tional Foreat near Ble Sur wu 30
percent contained early today,
but they were not aayinl when
the blaze, called the Marble-
Cone, may be fully contained.
"'Ibey bad it, lost it and now
they've tot ll back again," said
Barbara Rowe. California
Department of Foeatry.
"We've got lood weather today
10 ttlln1s are Joold.n, a bit bet·
ter."
More tban 3,500 firemen were
beint belped by four mule pack
tralna, carrytn1 firt·filbUn&
equtpment to remote areaa iri tho
pristine wtlderne,s.
The 80,400-acre .. Scarface"
fire iil the northeastern corner ol
the ltate l!fU 80 percent coo·
talned and .to percent controlled
early tOC!ay.
~l Y PILOT SB
·Citizen
Fire Aid
Vrged
t.•aun• Roch t'1re Chief CbarJ~> Kuhn hat appt'aJeod tor
r1 l1Hn 1 tan~• tn rcportin.t all
susPf'<'(td flttS md Intruders In
the <'lo.ed brush ar«-11 wound
La1una8eKh
· AJI area.s of bnalh In l.afQll•
But-h ha\ e bffn clos('(f and thae
aru.s ha\e bffn poi.led," Chief
KuhnsMicl
The s11ns and poattn1a,
boweHr. hnr-not prevented
mot()l"(')t'hsu and campers from
\ eotur1nc into the b11b fire
batards areL\
fire Marshal Jim Presson and
La1una Buch pohce officers
have't1ted dozens of peraons in
the clo:.ed areas in the last two
weeks
Presson who tramped the
back land~ prepdr atory te a
bulldozing or new r1re roads
ctround Laguna, de5cr1bed the
brush as ·'tinder dry · ·
Chier Kuhn noted Oran1e
County has been "very lucky" so r ar Uus season, but be said as ot
last Thursday, all extra men and
e quipment from the Orange
County f'1rc Department have
been s hifted to central and
northern California.
"If Orange County has a large
brush fire, they are depending on
the city fi re departments of
Orange County to help.
"The fire hazard is extremely
high Men and equipment are low
In Orange County.'' Chief Kuhn
said.
T o report a fire or intrusion In
the Laauna Beach closed bru.sh
areas, ca1J ~94 1J5" or494·1121
Fro• Page A J
ALLAWAY. •
critical condition for the first
several days of his confinement.
He told the jury today that he
went after Allaway's rlne after
the defendant shot a library
-<>mploye who hit him over the
"}lead with a plate In an eCCort to
,itop him.
The employe was Identified to-
.pay as Ubrary Assistant Steve
JBecker. 30, whoi1c body was later
1ound outside the bulldln&. He
bad been shot in the back.
Library sec retary Karen
.Dwinell told an Orange County
Superior Court jury that she was
with the first two of Allaway's al-
leged nine victims when the de-
f endant burst Into her ortlce al
8 :30 a.m. on July 12, 1976.
"He stopped in front of my
desk and pointed his aun at my
chest," the witness hesitanUy
testified.
She said she believes her Ufe
w as saved by the action of photo-
;rapher Paul Herzbera. 30, who
Jumped on Allaway as the defen-
dant allegedly menaced Mrs.
Pwinell with a .22.caliber rtne.
• "He turned around and shot
Paul, shooting from the hip,"
Mrs. Dwinell said. She saJd Al·
laway then turned and ·shot
technkan Bruce Jacobson, 32,
as Jacobson fl ed Into the con-
.ter ence room.
, Mrs. Dwinell testified that she
h eard more aunfire as she aouaht
r efuge from Allaway and saw the
derendant 1hootin1 In the dlrec.
Uon ot the arapblc art.I aecUon in
the basement of the campus
library.
The witness uld she later
learned that the body of 1raphic
rts employe Frank Teplanalcy.
Jl, was found In that area.
Allaway, 32, Is accuaed ol lbe
klllln1s of seven people lncludJl\f
Herzbe rg, J acob•on and
Teplansky.
Jt ls l.l.llo alleged and not denied
by the derense that he addlUooal-
1)' wounded two other campus
employes in what the prosecuUon
described Monday 111 a alx·
mlnute1hootln1 rimp.,e.
Allaway hu pleaded not ,USlty ~d not guilty by reason ol lo·
aanlty, The urne Jury In J~Ct
Jlobert P. Kneelana•a courtroom
will bt asked to determlQe his
Janlty If aullty verdlct.9 are re-
wrned in the 1uut phue ol tho
lal.
DAILY PILOT
Firemen
··-Picket
~""-~ WILL TUSTIN BE A SAOOLEBACK COLLEGE ORO POUT?
Second Campu• Site (tneet) Trtggera Latelt SpUt Plan
f're• Page A2
COLLEGE EFFORT. • •
campus issue," he said. "They
have been playing games with
us. The site they chose ls too far
for our yoone people to drive."
SaddJeback trusteea agreed to
build the new campus at Irvine
Center Drive and Jeffrey RoacJ.
In so doing, they reversed an
earlier decision to build at,
TronJJit Aide
Held in TIU3/t
0/$850,000
WASHINGTON (AP) -An
employe ot the federal Urban
Mus Transit AdminlatraUon Is
charsed-rih..-clivertin1 $850,000
in federal funds to bis use.
The money William C. Sibert,
29, ls accused of steallna had
been earmarked for the
M etropolilan Atlanta Rapid
Transit Authority.
Sibert, of suburban Sultland,
Md., was arrested Friday In Las
Veaaa. Nev., as he and a party of
friends stepped off an airplane.
According to an altldavlt, Sibert
had $59,000 in cash on him when
arrested.
Sibert Is a low·leve1 financial
assistant with UMTA. Part or his
duties included eivlne lnJtiaJ ap·
prov al to' vouchers requesting
Department of Trans portation
funds for various state and local
rapid transit systems. the af.
fidavil said.
Prosecutors alleae that from
March 19, Sibert took on the Iden-
tity of the Atlanta transit agency.
depositinc $724,361 in an account
at Suburban Tru't Co. It was al-
leged he made a number of de·
posits in which he placed a por-
tion of the face value of the U.S.
Treasury check In the bank and
took the balance in cash.
E'rot11 Page Al
REPORT •••
handed manner," the AG's letter
aaid.
1t noted that "the >prosecution
of public offtctals In Oran1e
County is nothing new."
Cues cited in the letter In-
cluded prosecution Jn 1976 of
former county supervisor Robert
BatUo and the early 1978 lndlct·
ment of one-Ume county poUtJcal
kingmaker Dr. Louil Cella.
The AG noted in Battin'• case
th1t • Superior Court Judie bad •
taken • hard look 1t allecattona
of dllerimlnatory proaeouUon.
"Nothlne Jmproper was shown
and. on the cootury. reuonablt
law enforcement was dem·
on1trated. "the letter said.
lnCeU1'1.caae, "thedlstrictat·
torney handled tht cue u any
dJ1trtct 1ttorney would handle lt."
Rem!oston la ln Wyomlf\I pd
wu unaY&llabl• for comment to-
day.
Myford Road and Bryan Avenue.
In the 1974 de·annexatlon
move, backers of separation also
. objected to the drivin1 distance.
At the time, there was UtUe talk
of a second campus and the exiat-
ina facility in Miulon Viejo was
20 miles from Tustin.
Boseker believes mistakes
were made In the Jut petition
.drive for separation. lie also
believes secesalon backed by the
school board would have "a
greater chance ot succeu."
Saddleback board President
Larry Taylor ot Laauna Beach
said the new de-annexation talk
may reflect the fact that the col-
lege hasn't done enou1h public
relatJom In the Tustin area.
"ApparenUy, we dido 't do a
1ood enough Job ot keeplnc them
informed that we are 1oin1 to do
a tremendOl.ll Job for TulUn with
this new campUI," he Hld.
•'Rancho Santta10 la still a long
way from building its aecond
campus." Taylor aaid in ref·
erenc9 to the nel1hbor dialrict'a
planned campus near the north
Tustin area.
"But if It la the wlll of the peo-
ple in Tustln to withdraw, J
wouldn't try to stand In their
way." Taylor said.
"My dedalon (on the location
of the second campus) waa baaed
on what was best for the whole
district and nobody can convince
me three mUes is goine to make
that much difference."
Any de-annexation move would
face a number of hurdles. Just to
be considered, backers must
gather the signatures of 2S per-
cent of the Tustin Unified School
District's registered voters.
They rnust then ao throu11h the
Orange County Committee on
School District Reorganization
a nd finlly to the Community
Collea• Board of Governora. The
stale panel can reject the move,
call an election only in Tuatin ot
call a vote In tbeenUrecolleaedia-
trict.
Even If all approuts are
1ained, there remains the
likelihood that Tustin taxpayers
will be obligated to repay their
sbar~ of Saddleback'• S6.5
rnllllon bonded debt u a condi·
llon oheparatlon.
Second Bomb
Drop Reca/,l,et,J,
NAGASAKI, Japan (AP) T"
Thi• aoutbern Japanese city C)b.
aerved lt\e 32nd annJvenary of
the atomic bomblne today with a
solemn ceremony atteJJded by an
estimated 10,000 people, tnclud·
in1 Hamilton Shirley Amer•·
s1n1he, prealden\ of the t,Jnlted
N attona General A1sertlbly.
The ceremon.v waa held at the
city'• Pe1c:e Park.
Sirena blew throuiltout
Naaaaaki at 11:02 a.m., tfie mo-
ment the world'• 1eeood atomic
bomb wu dropped 1 ... titan •
week txtore Japan 1uneodered to~ WorJd War 11.
At Blaze
DAYTON, Ohlo (AP) -Ftres
broke out to two abandoned
apartment bouaes today and
spread to at leut one occupJtd
dwelllnl whlle •trlklna nremtn
ptcketecl thNe blocks away and
refused to help douse the namea.
The flrat blue, which gutted
the apartment buildln1. also
sev..,ly dama1ed an lldJacent
two-•tory trame house occupied
by two famllles. No h\jurtes were
reported.
Firemen from the nel1hborin1
community ot MadJaon TOWftlhJp
responded to a call for help but
were too late to keep the house
from beina ensutfed.
The aecond fire waJ bumJng
uncontrolled, and residents ot
nearby homes were trylnt to te·
move their belon1ln1s for fear lt would spread.
An occupant ot th'• frame
house, Bob Jackson, Hld Dayton
firemen punched a bole In the
w all1 then told resident.9 they
wou1d bave to flaht the fire
themaelvea.
More than 370 Dayton firemen
said when they walked off the job
Monday that they would respond
only in life-or-death situationa.
Their action left this city of
241,000 without fire protecUon for
the first time in history and with
limited ambulance service.
Some policemen were expect·
ed to stay oil the Job today ln 1up-
port of the strike in sympathy
with demands by Fire F11)lters
Local 136 f« hl1her wa1ea And a
shorter work week.
The added prospect of
diminished police protection had
city officials, buslneasea and res-
idents preparinc for poulble
duty as supplemental safety
forces.
Ne1ottaton met until early to-
day tryin1 unaucceasfully to
rewrite a contract for firemen to
replace one that expired P'eb. 28.
Juc:tce WUllam Wolff Jr. of the
Montaomery County Common
Pleas Court ordered the firemen
back to their poats aix hours after
thelr work stoppaae be1an. but
none of the firemen returned .
Key tsau8' In the strike are
waaes and worklna hours.
Firefl&htera start at S12,043 a
year. and the unJon la seeldnc a 6
percent increase. The city haa of·
fered a 2.SS percent wace In·
crease. Firefl&bteu alao want
their work week reduced rrom S2
to48boW'I.
Pair Killed
In Freeway
Accident
Two m~ were ktlled on the
Riverside Freeway Monday
night when a plckup truck driven
by a drunken drivln1 suspect
hurtled across a center dJvider,
according to a California
Hlshway Patrol report.
Killed when the car In which
they were ridini slammed Into
the careenint pickup were the
car's driver, Richat'd S1olotl, 34,
and Victor Armandarl1, 28, both
otCarona.
A corooer'1 repOrt aaJd Szoloel
was dead at the 1cene wbJJe
Armandart1 died an hour lattt
after Ute 7:..0 p.m. accident ln
Canyon General Hoapltal.
Anested on drunken drtvtn1
and felony ve hicular
manalau1bter cbar1ea before be-
ln1 taken to UCJ Medlc1J Oenter
for treatment ot mlnor lniw1• wu the plokup truck'• drtnr,
ThomH Da\'la, 21, of 11011
Dol'een Way, Santa Ana.
Accord.tnt to tile CHP report,
Davls wu drlvlni •utbound on
the lreewt)' jut welt ~ Wefr
Canyon ao.s when he \oat control
ofhl1plckvp.
Tb• truck Hportedly 1pun
acroll the free"ay center
dlvldtr end wu Hmmed b1
SIOloll 'I auto u . Jl bounced lnto
th• eastbound tratne lanes.
..
ME01C8 AID WOMAN VICTIM AT CRASH SCENE
4 Hurt In Acclde"t That Cto1H Camino Capl1trano
Wreck in San Juan
Leaves Four Injured
Four people were seriously ln-
Jured this momlng when their
car rolled off the San Diego
Freeway and down an embank
m ent south of Avery Parkway In
San Juan Capistrano.
The driver Identified u Jose
M artlnez oi Oceanside. w as
pinned behind the wheel or bis
wrecked vehicle until released
b~ firemen.
His three passengers, Ernie
and Loyda Palma of Vista and
Linda Peres, address unknown.
had gotten out ol the wreckage by
the time-Callfornla Highway
Patrol offi~ers anlved at the
scene. ,
CHP Officer Blll Pool sald the
passengers must have been
helped by some or tbe many peo-
ple who slopped along the
freeway when the accident OC·
c urred. He said it did not appear
that they had been ejected from
the tumbling car.
Officers said the driver ap-,
parently rell asleep before losinit
control or the car
Witnesses said the car, which
was traveling south. appeared to
be pulling over to the side of the
freeway, but continued down the
bank. comlne to rest along
Camino Capistrano.
The victims were assisted at
the scene b y fi remen, two .
paramedic unit.a, sbertffa dep.
uties and CHP ofricers. They
were taken to Mi11ioo Commuru-
ty Hospital.
CHP officers closed Camino
Capistrano for about an hour
after the 7: 15 a m. accident.
Niguel Resident New
Care · Center Head
Saddleback College trustees
have named Linda Helm, a
Lacuna Niguel resident, as
supervisor of the nearly complet-
ed and once·controveraial cam-
pus ctUld day care center.
Mn. Hdm will admin1ater the
prosram de1i1ned to provide day
auperviaion and pre-school ln-
1truetion lo children whose
parents attend classes at the col-
le1e.
Sbe baa been director of the
Shepherd ~ the Hilla Preachool
tn Nisaloo Viejo 1lnce 1973 and
previoualy wu cUrector of South
Shores Preschool in Laauna
Nlauet.
The object of sharp debate by
trustees for two yeara before it
was finally apprQVedl tbe cent• l• eJCpected to C>per\ n late tall.
Tht openin& will come about a
year after •tudentl arau.ln• th•
need ror the taclUty won •P·
prov JI from the board.
l\ wUI be botlaed In a campua
bul 4lnl ltft vacant lNt Aucuat wb~ albJ.UO otftcea and locker
rooms we ... movod lnto tho col·
lece'a oermanent &Yro complex.
The bulldin& currently is being
remodeled to provide s pace for a
classroom, workroom, office$.
kitchen and outdoor play area.
The center Is deslaned for
about 60 children, a1ed from two-
and·a·half to six years. It is ex-
pected to be totally self ·supported
by parent.a althou&.b daily fees
havenotyel beensel.
Fund• already have been
ralaed and donated by student
&rOUJ>I and community members
to help aupport the center. The
playaround was d esigned by
Belay Swanaon. a former Sad-
dleback atudeot and UC Davi•
archJtectu.re 1raduate.
Blast Stirs Cope
TEL AVIV, lsnel <AP) -A
loud exploalon on tbo \umac
minutes before Secretary or
SLate Cyrus R. Vallce'1 arrival today sent armed border poUcc
radn1 to the aceQe. The bani
came from a tire on an atrcraft.
which exploded In the 86-dearee
beat.
NYSE COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS
!ued!y. Auautt t. 1m s DAIL y .-ClOT ti I I
Capital Gains
Anticipated Tax
Fight Fades Out
By SOHN CUNNIFF .. ~ ............
Among the Items eapected to be inehaded ln President
Caner'• tax paclra1e is one tba1 ln some lut.neea wouJd
double the tu oo Iona-term capltal •alnl, a measure that. 90me 111 will aet on an explolloo ol controversy.
Doo't bet on tt. The Prelltde:nt'• feellnp on lhe matter
have been known for a lone Ulne, but so far the feeUn11 of
those likely to ho affected haven't been l•llited. Jl there'• a
fuse oo this one lt must be wet.
NEVERTHELESS, TllB v••T NOTION ol malctnr
c•pla..11ains lea aUractlve la bound to have an lmpact on
bomeownera, invettora, lndultry, lb• economy. PotentJally,
lt ls as caatrovenlal u any tu matt• in aevval years.
In an attempt to make the tax code falrer and simpler,
those behind the idea HY that loQc-t.m capital 1aJ.ns. such
as you would make from the a ale ol a house or stocks, should
be wed u ordinary lncome tnatead of at ball that rate.
That undoubtedly would simplify the
tax forms, which are made complex t,nd
longer by the need to account separately
for capital gains. But whether they
would then be fairer 111 another matter.
F'lnt off, some say the tax already is
a tax on an illusion. That i.s. with infla-
tion runnint 6 OI' 7 ~rcent on aver ace for
several years now, many so-called
capital pine aren l real.
AN INDIVIDUAL WHO WJSBES to CUNNIP ..
sell one S35,000 bouae and buy another of the aame price, for
example, mi1ht flnd he couldn't afford to do ao. AsauminJ
the house now owned was bought five years ago for $25,000,
inflation had added $10,000, t.be homeowner wouJd find
himself after taxes with far less than $35,000, unless he
managed to av ail hhnself of a lilUe-known section of the tax
code.
From one point of view, therefore, it would Hem tbat
the eapital gains tax should be ac1justed for inllaUon ln or-
der to end the practice of usesain1 taxes on unreal, paper
proftU. IQitead, the assessment would be ralled.
OCher' criUcs araue that capital &alnl are a special form
of Income, In which a ire.ater detree of risk it auumed than
ls taken on by thole wltb an asaured income. A eapttal 1ain1
Investor,~ la pointed out, has a p-eater cbanc• of l<>1ln1.
BUT, IT MIGHT BE countered, the capital 1ainet-
stands to make an occasional killing and, Ir not that, thea a
fairly substantial reward. It's the old risk-reward raUo; as
risk rises, so does the size of the potential reward.
A.notbB araument for continuing the capital talna tax
ia that the country need.I lt. That is, new investment.a must
be encourqod U tM economy ls to expand and maJte Johll
avallable for a arowtnc populaUoo.
Qddly, bow•vtr, th• arcument.s aren't being heard. No
cries of doom from Wall Street. whlcb ln the pHt has had a
tendency to scream murder even when the alleged crime
was an assault on the wrist.
'DIE BIG INSTITUnONS. which stand to be hurt,
seem to be on the sidelines. Growth companies, wblch could
be forced to chance their 1oaJa to empbuillq dlvldenda ln· 1tead ol growth, Hem laterelted but not concerned.
Perba91, lt ml1ht 13' araued. they awatt a formal p~o
poeal by the Cuter a_dfnlnlltrat.loo. U '°•they 1bould note
that • IJ'OUl> ol Republican conir .. men alread1 b.u aJveft
llmltec1.1uarded appmal tb the noUoe.
'1'he qaeltlon probably lu't ao much Wheth• cai>ttal
11lm are dt11lrable or undesirable. but wby aome of <the
moat powerfUl nna.nclal entlUes ln the land haven't 1poken
out yet., for or .,ahut.
'!bat ln lllelf haa th• ln1redlent.1ol1tlll another deba~.
~ltwater Barky ·
Opens New Door
DA VIS (AP) -University ot CaJlfomla aolenUats are
1rowin1 barley In Pacilic Cout sand 1.rrlsai.ct With sea
water, and they H)' early results show they 1row araln at.
halt the aver••• national rate. ..,
Whether that means barley or other crops can be tr0wn
on beaches or deserts near the sea elaewbtre -say ln North: •
Africa, Israel, India or Central or South Amertca -they
aren't.sure.
LESS PA& ALONG 18 ef r uperiment with saltwater
lrrl1ation of wheat and tomatoea.
''Thll la atncUy experimental.•• 1ald Jack Norlyn. a re-
aeardl auoclate worldn1 oo the project with nutrtUonJst
Emanuel Epstein.
"We dcn't .know lt we can trantftr lt to aom"'1lna prac·
ti cal. 'There are lat.a ot qumtlona and no answ.,.•."
Bellldel Hawater, only ~en and phosphorus wei-e
fed to the batl91 they have 1rown for two yean oo dune
aand at ~a Bl,Y, ~
(
. ] :!~north San Fran~
~ ~~ Mlt"WV Norlyn aald the pro-
,,. LUA.I. .;;, n.r-w Ject produced O'ain at
th• rat. ot abOut 1,000
pOUDdl per acre -half
the national avv.,e for
bar~ trOWD under .normal ccad1ttcm.
IN CAUJOamA, U &\ID, bttley oowa tn normal
aoU lnia•ted wttb:tt.ib watAll' ;llldl a,ooo to e.ooo pounds ·
~l' &cff. up to thJ'tli UmJ1 tbe llltlanal a.erqe.
'1'be sctent!itl 1i1d tbelr a~encs bave •hmnl that
bule:J can ~ ~ ~w tmc.Uon. that lt•• PoUtfU to Mlltt 1tr.au ""ted for ... water cwtm-e. tbat th Jtaln Produ mu• aatflfaetor1 llvlltoC:k feed, 1114 tbat. tb• ~are 0 DO meam neallll· blt ...
Saltwaterlmaatton wcn'twon ln 1o0dto1t. ModJ'lttalcl. beica&Mlthanuootothe~ wtlil41anddo.enot.
... • t t 1171
Guide· to Aid Auto Bu~e~ in So11r Deals • em on
' A. Maine <AP> -A understand • warranty Quinn Corp. H aatcttD Detroit Mcnday without Gedal ~ We
'-Am•rnmMt broc:hure talled tho aald. at wUJ COit out:ol .. tatera that there ts no aucb thln1 as a 1tve people what they Died to
a.cma. G\ddt wtll aoon be adv I•· "IN llANY CASES, the buyer SI.> lemon, t.bt term senerally Jlwn make lnteruient deClalOlll, If
........ CCII~• .. • __ .... _!'•, D• ~ ~.o,•_'°•'ndtt of a ltmOft trl• to neiotJ•t• ln He aald the brochure wU1 in· to a new cu that has problenw IO they cbole to. . ._. --..... .., " elude • table on what a dealer severe U\ey cannot be solved. Q how to lf'l tMir money back 11 &ood I lb wltb the taler or pays for a car ao that the buyer Workman •aid G.. hu ex· Accordln1 to utnn, the
..,..j. manufacturer and lo too many J""" t.b ..,.,f '° broehun wiU tell a COQSUmer ~ .,_. •dud • inatanc. t.he dealer or manulac· can -.e e -..u erence between paoded customer services, and bow to b&Odle problems wit.bout
••0ne ol t.he mo&t fru traUDI tur u 1lrtn1a tb• consumer tbeatlek•priceandafalrdealer maint.aintdtbatmottcoaaumera coo.iUltlD•attorneys,wbobe1aid
la buytn1 • car 11 yw alona." proftt. know bow toabop for• car. often «hlllMously tell cllenta that
tcr tmp and aave and borrow The Down .. ster'• Lemon THE NEED FOR such • Btrr QUINN SAID tt was 0 ,n lt la too expen&ln to sue, or that ·~ aDd lt tu.ms out to b9 • Gulde, due out next moatb, will brochure was qucaUoned by an ·appropriate responae for tbe they cu £ue no acUoa if tbe
l•m•." said John Qwnn, dine· explain how to buy a car, abop for auto industry spokesman, Phil slate to help people do tblnas deal• or manufac:turw oa .. to
tor ol the Bureau ol Consumer a thrtfty loan and lnautanc• and Workman of General Motor• they normally could not do maktrepaln.
VNDDllAINB mnwar· ranti la,w, Qulan aatd. the
bu.f .... rilhtl .. DO& limtted by
a Wrltteo parutee:.
For •~ample, lt a ear 11 auaranteed for U months or
12,000 IDilfs, aod 1ta traumlaaloa
f ~ lit 18.000 miles. the bu)<•
can 1• a frM new traDamlaion .If ht CUI abow a coart be hid eveey reuoaable expectaUoo
that It wOalcl 1ut more &bu 11.ooomn-.