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Home My WebLink About1977-10-13 - Orange Coast Pilot, · FOggy Seareh. e 3 Held in Irvine Deroin Bust I • Worms In Costa Mesa Water? • 92 Ahoard Bijaeked. Plane e COast Folk Enter .'Gas Class' VOL ,_, HO ... • S•CTICl'fS. • ~·••S Gunman Holds 92 on Plane But then it took ofr after the hijacker broke otr contact with negotiators. Police said the man spoke to of. flclala in the control tower cl the Rome international all'port Jn broken English, and identified himself as Walter Mohammed. A police spokesman said the man failed to elaborate on his ele- m and ror the release of prisoners. The spokesman said the hijacker's Entlish was poor and they could not understand all he said. ',!'he pll!llle had 86 passen1en aflve crew members plus the hijacker aboard, police said. They said the man pulled a gun on the crew as the plane overflew the Riviera and ordered it to fly to Rome. Early speculation in West Germany linked the hJJacking with the terrorist kldnapinJ of German industrialist Hanna Martin Schleyer more than a month ago. He ls still tnlssln1. Scbleyer has_been held since Sept. 5 by memoors of a German Red Army bction wbo de- manded the release or 11 jailed comrades, nearly $.m,000 and safe passage out of West Germany. The terrorists complained in letters to European newapa~ that the West German government was stalling on their demands. By IACKIE HYMAN Ol ll• Deily,.....~ Costa Mesa residents whO flilCI wormllke creatures In their water should avoid jum~lng to conclusioos, water distnct -0t· · ficlals said today. That way they may avoid the expense incurred by Mrs. Susan Healey of 665 Rota St., CO.ta • Mesa, ind her family. Alttt findint what appeared to be pinworms ln lbe toilet bowl three weeka aao. n. ffea)ey checked with her doctor and then obtain d U0.50 worth of meal to ttht h I Yacht Under ·Attacl; -llit Off Vietna1n? Heroin Piossession A '11·year.o1d Gardena reti~e and two other people aged 21 and 29, alsO of Gardena, were arrest- ed Wednesday on charges related to heroin possession, ln an Irvine elementary school parking lot. · Irvine police were called to El Camino Real Elementary School, 4782 Karen Ann Lane, at 7:27 p.m. by an anonymous tipster. , Police approached a lone car in the parking lot. They said the driver of the car was \)lacing what later was found to be a case or h)'J>Odermic syrin1es in the trunk olthe vehicle. Thty said that when he spotted police be 1lammed the trunk lid and tot bact in the cer. Officeu uld susplclous behaviol' of the driver and his two passengers, plus the discovery of what they said was narcotics paraphernalia tn plain slaht ht the car, lid them to arrest the trio. Arrested were Edgar H: ?sf)'nat~ '1, Davtd D. FOlter, 29, and Debra S. Wriaht. 21. AU were tu en to Orange County JaU. Yttatt nd Mlsa Wrlaht were Mid on iuspidon Of 1>91seuton ol CS6tDEROIN,Pa1eAI) Mace Users Get Training ID Tear Gas ByllOBEaTBAUU OfClle DelfW .......... Golden West College ls ottering a series of one-day classes that promise to be a real sas. The classes are for private citizens who want to c:~ Mace for self prot.ecllon. The tear fas training prosram was developed ln response tO a new state law that alves cllilens the right to possess and use handheld aerosol weapons. But first, they must take the cour4e. U~n completion, the person soes to lbe Mlice, ts finaerprfuted and pays a small fee prior to receivinl a permit to carry the weapon. In tM course, atudents will be involved in fletd demonstraUOns and testing where the)' lU be exposed to tenr g and, use tear gu "eapons. Derald 0. Hunt, dlretlOT of the college• admlnl tratlon of justice d putment, ald mudmal dose of ace will be G P AZ)' Report Says3 Aboa~d ' " • A2 OAIL V PILOT s Thursday. October 13. 19n Gas Rationing a Threat? WASlUNOTON (AP) - Describlnl ollmen u pqtenUal war profiteers tn tho enttlY crhua, Pre-aidtnt Carter taid today the p t1on will rlsk "tbo bie&ett rtpotl ln hittory" unless Coo~ approves his embatUed energy prop.am. Carter a aid if be doesn't 1ain pass11e of an acceptable energy bill, the Whit HQuH baa other optl<Jns ...,.. Ina aasollne rBUOnln& is one~ thfal. The Pte ident also told a 'Mob' Link To Coast Execution? HWltinaton Beach police are probing a possible organi:ied crime link in the Saturday ni1ht execution-style slayina of a Long Beach construction worker. An unidentified Orange CoWlly . Jail inmate, an acquaintance of alain RJchard Wayne Helt, 29, of 5533 Long Beach Boulevard, told police the execution may have been ordered by an organized crime ring, said Capt. Bert Ekstrom. nationally broadcast newa conference that hls forthcomlni lax reform program will include tax reductions. He didn't 1a1 what they would a>. or how cnucb they would save the tax.payer. Carter said the adminiatraUon won't Jcnow until January or February exactly how far It should go in seekinc tax reduc:tlons. "The rapidity with ~hlch tu cut& will be ln.at.ltuted will be determined by the atat. of the economy," he .. td. He def ended anew the treaty to yield U.S. cont.rot ot the Panama Canal at the end of this century but aclaiowledeed that It Meds cJariftcatlon. Cal".\er tald &here is no need for amendment of the treaty. But he said that he and Panamanian leader Omar l'orrijos may issue a clarifying atateknent on canal neutrality and defense after they confer at the White House Friday. "I don't think there is any need to amend the treaty languace. '' Carter said, insistine that as lt stands, the pact wm keep the waterway open and neutral after it is turned over to Panama. That has been a m-1or point of attack in the Senate, wheu treaty ratification ls in doubt, because of Panamanian statements that the United States would not have the right lo intervene militarily to keep the canal open to all nations. The eneriy quesUoa waa threaded throu•b tbe news conference, which Carter be1an with a tough, nine·minute statement ai.sailJnC the Jnduatry for what he sMid were effwU to grab excessive proltts. Carter said he expects to spend most of his time on It in the next few weeks. He aeknowledled that the issue haa not caught on nationally, but noted that It did in the days when there were Jong Imes at gasoline stations. Carter said he doesn't want the American people to have to suffer sucb a crllis afain. · "I am not trying to put all of the blame on tbe oll companJu." Carter said. "Part of tho blame falls on the American J*>ple. We are wastiQJ too much energy.•• At the same time, Carter left open the posslblUty that he might seek to break up the giant oil companies. "I'm not trying to threaten anybody or use a club," he said. ". . . Whether or not divestiture is needed ls a matter which I've not decided." Carter aaid his enersy proeram ls "talr. it's well· balanced. It assures that the American people are not robbed." Reearding full employment le1ish11tlon, Carter said rus aides have been workine with Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey <D-Minn.), and Rep. Augustus Hawkins <D- C a lif. ), "to evolve a full employment bill we could support without reservation or hesitancy. "I wou.ld expect within the next few days we would be prepared, ff thlngs go well, to announce our approval of the Humphrey- Hell's still warm body was found at 11 ·ts p.m. in the back seat of his auto parked at the Huntington Beach Cent?'al Library near the corner or Talbert Avenue and Golden West Street. Poli~ said a shotgun was used to bl t away Hell's right ltnff. Another shotgun round was pumped into the dead man's chest. Doetors Defend Work Although no motive for the slayinc has been established, police believe it may have been related to Ulegal drug traf· licldn1. saJd Ekstrom. Would Jesus Help The Transsexual? Police are continuinc to quest.ion Hell's associates, but no suspects 1...have been named. Beeause ot '" late hour and. remote location Ot th• shoot.inc. poliff belier:e tb~e may be no wit~~ Jlelt•a boclY was found during a routine patrol check ot the librarj parkine Jof. Funeral aervlcea for the shooting vlcUm were conducted this afternoon in Loos B acb. ' BOdyofMan Follnd Along Beacliin BB • Llfeiuardl summoned to Bolsa Chica Stale Beach at tbe Huntington Beacb Blurrs today recovered the body of an unidenUfied man. apparenUy a drowning victim washed up on the momirt~ hl1h Ude. Tbe victim, clad only in a briaht blue men-s b'klnl·style swimsuit, was pulled from the surf about one·balf milt west of Golden West Street. Hunlto1ton .State Beact\ lifeauard spokesmen said th•Y would have little information until after later invesU1atfon. The condition ot the bod)' appeared to indicate the cotpse bad been In the water perha1>9 two or three days. Some physical dama1e possibly caused by scavenger fish or other marine life was evident. Investigators have not reported any beach vlsltora missing over tho Jut tew days. Boy Die8 in Leap SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -A 11-year-old hieb achool honor student. Andrew Jl. Schoenstein, hu leaped to bl• death from the Golden Gate Bridle -the a pan's 629th known suicide vlcUm. Of· ficlals Hid tbe boy cllmbed over a rail Jnd Jumped at 5:45 p.m. Wednesday. He left no note. OlllANOI COAST ' DAILY PILOT OKLAHOMA CITY <AP> - Doctors who performed more than 50 sex-change operations at Baptist Medical Center are de· tendlnc their work with tranaaexuals as a Christian response to a human problem. "Society baa looked upon these people as perverted freaks, and they have been shunoed as much as were the lepers ln Biblical lirnes." Drs. David WUUam Voentet and Cbarlts ReynoldS said In Ul'1lina the d1recton of the Bap&t '<lenual Convention of Oklaborria to allow the work to continue. "ll Jesus Christ were alive today, undoubtedly he would render help and comfort to the transsexU.al as be dld the l•t*.'· tht blincl and tM lame... Uiey added in-a statement nlaued for Ule OtdabOma GeDd r 1·~•1t.r FouQdatJon. .. The i11ue wlll be decided Friday when the convention'• board ot directors vota °" tM sex-chanae operat.lom that were beeun at the hotpital four years aao. The operations were halted durtna the summer at the requeat of the Rev. Joe tnaram, executive director or the ltate conventloo. The bo~rd'a committee on ho.s>itals met lut wHk and one memoer said lt voted O\·•r· wbelmingly act.Wt pemilttin1 theoperatlonatomume. The bospital'ti medical 1tatr and lay advisory board bave voted overwbelmtoely to contiaue ~ opft'&tJOM. The Gender Identlt)' GAS:.~ dabbed on tbe lace of each atudent. "Thia wm cause excuaive tearing and forces people to close thelr eyes. lt'a impossible to . struggle because it Just makes thinp worse," he said. Hunt also said that the arnaJl amount ot Mace causes a 1li1ht shock to the nervous system. "A full dole will brtn1 YoU to your-knees in a hurry," he said. Hunt said the firsthand knowledge of tear tu serv• two purposes. "It pves Ule user confidence on ~effective Mac. really 11 and It also tu.chec studenb to be extremely caretuJ ud not ae u Ob the WIWll person,,. be laid. Hunt aa.id he expects mott ot the classes to a>. compottd ot (.1 housewives, women 1tudtnt1. and fac~ members~ butlileu people and aecurity 1uatda. Free Saturday cla11ea are acheduled NO\'. s. Dec. a, Jan. 7 and Ju.al f'l'o1n 81.m. tos p.m. SOMEBODY R4S B4D EYESIGHT SAN DIEGO <AP> -The n w Un1wrsityTowne Center ta open with dozens of bu1tneuts, tncludin( Dr. David Land'• optometrist office. Larid d«l<*I not to open up with the othert Wedne1da1. Ulouab, unlll hJJ alp out front II ttxect~ "TO E'l'IUST .. tt 1171. . I Foundation is compoaed of six physicians from various fields of medicine ranging from surgery to psychiatry. The 1roup operates only on thos~ pat~nls whose physical makeup does not match their mental picture o( themselves. Anyone accepted for the sex chanit operations goes through lengthy preliminary evaluaUons. There l• "no effective p1ychlatrlc therapy for the transsexual arid only through sur1ical chan1e or the physical gender can relief and rehabilitation be accomplished." f·oenter and Reynolds said ATrACK ••• Interview fl'om h1s Vero Be•cb home. l&ld h1I dausbter hid been 1ailtq ln tho Far Eut for two yean f,p the 35-foot cutter. Ke aald he beltev«t the trio wu ea · r te tq Bomeo. t ln Waabln1ton, the State l>epart,,,ent aald the dlatress call from the yacht wu picked up by the U.S. Cout Guard ln Alaska •nd by a bam-radlo operator ln Autralla. A State Department official sald the yacht appattnUy wu travellng from Banakok to Nortb Bomeo in Indonaia. Tbe official 1aJd the dJatreaa meu11e wu .. •ent when tbe boat wu about 3S mllea off the Up of South • Vlt\nam. A Coat Guard 1poke1man lald the dlatreu call save the yadlt'• po11tlon as a dearees north latiwq-arid JOC.S de1r.., eut longltuae. Rt tafd Ute SOS d• 1cnbed Ult attacklnf vessel aa an unld9"tined fJ1hlna boat. Tbe United St.tel asked tbe Vietnam• for. any avallablt Inf ormatlon oo the reported Incident Wednesday arternoon Wa1bio1ton th:ne, the State Depu'\ment ottlcW •ald. In Phlladelphia, Affel'a mother, Mrs. Kerman A. Attel, said her 30-year·old son had Joined the Others Just before the Vettel WU conu>leted 2~ Y•&n ago ln Ban,kok. ' "They are no hot-headed sUly characten," 1Nt said. ''They are expert~ect aallora. They bad alwaya 1tHred clear of the Vietnamese coaat. r .... r ... AJ . HEROIN •• ~ bttoln and narcotlca paraphernalia. Foater wu beld on suspicion of belns under tbe lnfiuence of heroin. . 8..U for the older 1na11 and the woman wu set at $1.,500 each. Foster Wu held on tl~ ball. Police 1ald Mlu wrlcht and Foster are unemplo7ed. Offken 1ald Mynatt claimed to be a dl1beUc when conlronted wlth the dlsoovery of tbt o•rlnres. a charred •PoOD ln which poUce said Uiey found a half-1ram rHldue of wbat appeared t4 be bumed herotn, and a knotted piece of balloon. Allende Kin Die• MEXICO CITY <AP) - Butrll Allende. 40, dauahter ot the late ChUun Prealdent Salvador Allende. baa committed "'H<'ldc at b t home fn Havana . ' Hawkana bill," ht 1a1d On ~employment problemi; m the steel industry. Carter said ••steel Imports are 1ust one part ot a f1irly large number of problems that affect the U S. steel industry and which affect the steel industry all over the world " He said "our analysls has s hown \hat red\lctlon of imports would not materlally tncrease•• benefit• to American. tteel produceni. .F ..... Pflfle Al Carrier on Duty TOKYO <AP) -Japanese de- fense officials believe the Soviet Union may be pteparln1 to send an aircraft carrter to join its Far Eut neet I or tho llrat ttme, the Sanltel ShimbuD said today. Partial Erlipse Residents o! Honolulu got these. views of a 70 percent eclipse of the sun Wednesday. The total solar eclipse could be seen only from a point in the Pacific Ocean about 600 miles north of Honolulu. Neu; Balloon Flight Attempt Squelclied . HALIFAX, Nova Scotia <AP) · -The second American auempt io rive weeks to cross the AUanUc by balloon has ended off the coast or Canada, and the sklp~r of the balloon Eagle reports he ls "somewhat embarrassed" and Rearl,y $250,000 pC>C?rcr. But be says hewUJ try qa a next)'ear~,'"' The CaoadJan Coast Guara ship Provo Wallls pJtk~ up Dewey Reinbard. 47, and navl1ator Steve StephenSOll, 44, from \heir JODdola 80 mil (jf Nova Scotia late ·Wedn day BIG SAVINGS Orange Coast EDITION L. 10, NO. 286, 4 SECTIONS, 36 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA .. Warns Gas May Be -Rationed is one of them. The President also told a nationally broadcast news conference that bls forthcoming tax reform program will lnclude a.ax reductions. He didn't say w)lat they would be or how much they would save the taxpayer Carter Hid the administration won't know until January or February exactly how far it should go in seeking tax reductions. "The rapSdlty wlth which tax cuts wm be instituted wUJ be determined by the state of the economy," be aald. He defended anew the tttaty to yield U.S. control of the Panama Canal at the end of this century but acknowledged that it needs clarificaUon. Carter sa.id there is no need for amendment oC the treaty. But he Sl.ld that be and Panamanian leader Omar Torrijos may Issue a clarifying statement on canal neutrality and defense after they confer at the White House Friday. "I don't think there is any need to amend the treaty languaee," Carter said, insisting that as it stands, the pact will keep the waterway open and neutral after tt is turned over to Panama. That has been a major point ot attack in the Senate, where treaty State Asserablyman Dennis Mangers <D·Huntington Beach) called on Oran1e Coast civic leaders today to unite and bring pressure on the state to complete the Newport Freeway through Costa Mesa. "I think a great deal of pressure is ,roing to h•ve to be levied, to put pressure on Adriana <Gianturco, direc:tor ol the California Department of Transportation>. to put pressure ratificatfon is in doubt, because of Panamanian statements that the United States would not have the right to intervene militarily to keep the canal open to all nations. The energy question was threaded through the news conference, which Carter began with a tough, nine-minute statement assalUng the industr)' for what be snJd were efforts to on the highway commission," he said. "You hear Ort Sacramento) that if you doh 't build the freeway fewer people will ao to the beach," Mangers said, "I think that's the most asinine thine I've ever beard." . Mangers told members of Costa Mesa Tomort0w that a study ot Newport Boulevard by local CalTrans officials should be completed by Nov.1. County Bypassed Political Reformers Seeking Supporters By GAR\' GRANVILLE ~-.Deity -Staff Sponsors or a move to reform political campaJen practices in Ora.nae County moved Wednes· day to~ their pl'OJ>O$ed nrorm orcl1niU>c9 on next ~ar·a ballot measure onto the ballot. Vasquez said TIN CUP m(•mbcrs felt it was not likely the ordin•nce developed ovei-tti P••t lbree months would survive SU,Pel !6tori ~ .. ti.•• Fly Larvae 'Not a Seriom Problem' as an tnitlaUve meuW"•. That means they must collect the signatures or 52,380 r~glstered voters before their tough tt!orm measure can be put on the November, 1978, general "lt'S time tor J)e9ple to speu out on what ii happeratng and'lt11 not lik~ t.bat those Involved In tho political practices we are try Ing to correct will be willing to square \hem around," be added. Coa' reall:y isn't a serious problem." He said he himself drew a tub of water at home Wednesday and found one of the wormlike creatures in it. State health officials confirmed today that tbe larvae are not believed to present anyhealt.bhuard. However, Mrs. Healey remained unconvinced. •'I'm drinking these things,•• she said ... They're about half an inch long. The majority of them are red and there·s a small trace of light green ones. ''They raise our price •f water and then they give us water that's undrinkable. U I want to eat worms I'll co out lb t.be backyard and eat worms." electlon ballot. Should the organh:ers ol 'l1N CUP (Time IS Now. Clean Up PoJIUcs) succeed in their drive and eventually win voter endorsement. political pracUces In <>ranie County would undergo a dramatlcovertlaul. Amons members of the 23·member committee who founded TIN CUP are Sblrley Grindle, a former couQty . planning commlsaloner, and two former aides to Super:vbor Thoma Riley. Scott Fer1uson and Kitt Evans. Other organl;ters include Ralph Benson, a former deputy CO\mty counsel, arm David Stein ot Avco Community Developers. Want to flse Mace? 'FQHe 6-as Classes County supervlsota, for example, would be prohibited from votlng for four yean on issues &erecting the fl ancial interest Ol political doDQl"S who contributed more than $1,000 to tbelr campaigns. Lobbyists would fall under stiller regulations. One wowd llmlt bow much they can give to a supei"risol' to $500 and another By ROl'ERT BARKER °' ... a.I"~ ... se.tff Golden West College Is offerinr a series ol one-day c)aue,, that promise to be a real gas. The classes are for private citizens who want to carry Mace tor self protection. The tear 1u trainlng program was deVeloped in response to a new state law that gives clthens the right to poness and use hand·ht'!ld aerosol weat>ons. But first, U\ey must take the course. Upon completion, the penon goes to the police, is fin1erprinted and pays a small fee prior to recelvin1 a permit to carry the weapon. In the coUTSe, students will be Involved in field demonsltaUoo.s and testing where they will be • exposed to tear ~u and use tear guweapons. Derald D. Hunt, director of the college's administration of justice department, said a minimal dMe of Mace Will be. dabbed on the face of each student. "This wlll cause exceblve teariftg and forces peop1 to close their eyes. It'• Impossible to struuie because it Just makes thln&s worse," he said. Hunt also said that the amall amount of Maco causes a lliaht ab(>4 to tho nervoUJ 171tem. "A full dOee wUl brinl )'OU to ,your. knees In a burry," be said. Woman Innocent SAN DIEGO <AP> Gloria Zm!a bounced up and down 1n her chaJr, then kissed her court lnut)>r,ter alter being tound Innocent Wednesday ot the murder of San Dh10 businessman Donald E. Tubach. Hov. ver. the 19-year.otd woman· wa found auJlty ol conspiracy to commit murder In tb 47·~tar· otdttavcl cy ncr'aldllin . Runt said the first band· 1tipulatlon would fore-lobbyists kn 1-.. of to report thetr t>Otitlcal activities ow ""'"l"te tear 1as serves two aa well as thote of t.belr clients. CHICAGO <AP> -The Flnst ~It ..i th -nd TIN CUP chairman Robert. · NaUonal Bank ot Chlcaoo !!aid a•ves e user cow1 ence Vasquei aald today the 23· • on how effedive Mace really b member committee that drafted 'today that $l mlllloa ls mis 1n8 and it also teaches student-5 to be the refonn ordinance felt It w~ from its vaults. extremely careful and not use It useless to ieek the support of the A spoltesman aatd the mone;y on the wrong person," he said. county Board of Supervisors. probably was stolen, but there Hunt said he expects most of Tt.: t 1 ld h was a chance of an accounUnt the claases to be composed of na suppor wou ave error or that tho cub waall.riip housewives. women students spared 11N CUP the necessity of I l eel collectlng th• 52,380 signatures m sp ac · and faculty members, business needed to qualify Its prol!C)Sal for He said tho disappearance oc- oeople and security guards. J next year's ballot. curred sometime betw~ the Free Saturday classu are Supervisors can, with a close of business Friday and scheduled Nov. 5, Dec. 3, Jan. 7 majority vote. move such a Tuesdayevening.atterthethfee. and Jan. 31from8a.m. t05p.m. ------------------------ _. .... grab excessive profits. Carter said be expects to spend most of his time on it lo the next few weeks. He acknowledaed that the issue bu not cauaht on. naUonally, but noted that it did in the days when there were Jona lines at gasoline stations. Cart r said he doesn't want th• American people to have to suffer such a crisjs again. <See RATION, Pa1e At> "t ,t.2 IWL Y PILOT c Thursday. Ocrober 13, 1977 :¥anht Uniler Fire 'Free Comrader. Gunman Holds 92 on AirliDer ' .. TONIGHJ.-• ..PRIVATE UV~ ....... South ~Coast Repertory Theater, !?Tubsda.y·SUcidaf throurh OcL 30, 8 p.O'I OCC LEC.TQRES - • .. cotporate Taxation," Fine Atts 119, 1 30 p m . "Slim Cb a nee in a Fat World." Estancia HJgh School Room W. 7p.m. , -FJUDA.\'0 0Cf. H REAL ESTATE INVESTllENT SERIES -Co-·sponsored by Newport 'Harbor/Costa Mesa Board or ReaJtonl and the Daily Pilot. OCC Science Hall, Oct.. 14, 21, 28 and Nov. 4, 7:30 p .m. FRIDAY AFTERNOON ·FILMS -"Blood and Sand" l' (1922), Sclence Lecture 2, 2:30 t p .m . ' KIWANIS TRAVEL & ADVENTURE -"Yosemite and tbe High Sierra," OCC Auditorium. 8 p.m. • FOOI'BALL -Estancia vs. ·Santa Ana, Sant.a All• Bc;jvl, 1:30 p.m. Newport llarbor vs. 'Westmimter, Davtdaon P\eld, 8 p.m. I occ PLANETARIUM -- "ReJaUvlty and Cosmolon. ·· 1:30 and t 'P.m. Saturday,' '1:30 p.m. o "' • • • COASTLINE CC LECfURE - "Introduction to Gestalt Tbtnpy," a Baker St • 1 P.·m· OCC LltTURBS -• Your Uerit•ce, BasJq G nea1011, .. Sci nee Lecture *-:7~30 .P. sn. •"Rawall on Poot·• Sd~ce Lec:tiift 1. 7:30 l).b». "lilitlDe Eledrontcs," Fine Arts us, 7::.t p.m. '"nle Great Trans-Alaska Pipeline," Fine Arts Ut, Adm. $1. 7:30p.m. - FRtDAY NIGHT FILMS - "CitJzen Kane," OCC Forum, 7:1Sp.m. Mexicaii Jail Under Control GUADALAJARA, Mexico <AP> -The government has regained control of J alisco state penitentiary after a two·day uprialn1 In which the rebels rePOrted.ly killed 14 lrustles. •'Things art retµroing to normal," sal<l ,W,rden Pedro Parra after cuards armed with nightsticks returned to the ~ellblock.s Wednesday. 1 He did not indicate whettier any action would be taken aeainst any of tbtAQO rebels. The warden announc~ earlier that he had agreed to the rebels• de· mlUlds. Thekeyonewaa•bolltlon of the trulty system under which inmate "coordlnatoh" helped the auards contN}I} the other inmatet and also chd tJu1vin1 bba.ine.ss in the sale el-private cells, special m4'a1a and other ptlYfleges ORANOlCOMT c DAILY PILOT presumption lhat she Is aboard." Ber father, Frederick Dellenbaqh, said bJs dauaht.er. a former Peace Corps worker, was travelin1tn the area with two men be identified as Looland Dlcktrman ot Flagatact, Aria .. epd Charles Affel of Philadelphia. Otllenbaugh, in a phone interview from h.ia Vero Beach home, said bis dauahter had been satllng ln the Far ~ut tor t\rio years in the 3S·foot c\lt.Ler. He said he believed the trlo were en routetoBorneo. lb Washington, the State ~ent said the dlsttesa call from the yacht was picked up by the U.S Coabt Cuard In AJ~ka and by a ham·radlo operator In AuatraUa. "Of course r·m worried at this point, but they're inteWeent people. Miss Dellenbau&h and Mr. Dickerman both speak Thai and MaJa)'alan. If anybody can handle it, they can handle it." She said that a State Department ofrtclaJ caUed her Wednesday with word ot the incident and that she had received no additional Information: , "They saJd they were keepiJli tn tO\.lch with the situation," she said. Ali'WI ........ 'RISKING RIPOFFS' Certef et Conference ( , i.ARN/\CA, Cyprus (AP} -A West German airliner wllh 92 pereons aboard was hUaeked to Rome and then CyPfUI tdday by a runman ~ho dema6ded the release of 'aJt comrWd de- talnedin WestGerJDanprisons." The Lufthansa plan was seized on a 1U1ht from the Spanlab island ot MaJloita to Frankfurt. lt firat rr)~de a refue~ stop ln ~orne aitd then new on to tbe Greek Cypriot airport ot Larnaca. R · s \ h • Fro•PageAJ esc~e~s earc_1ng_ RATION ••. The piano touched down on the Medilerranean 1$land after the Cyprus government lifted its lni· lial landlug ban in the interest ot "the safety of the passengers and crew." Sea foE Boal VictiJQ Coast Guard and prlvate vessels were searching the roay waters ofC Catalina Island tQday for a SO-year-old man who (ell overboard from a ~-foot cabin cruiser about '1:30 p.m. Wednes· day. The victim was identified as Clarence Gilm1µ1 of Gardena The owner and operator of the vessel. William Atkins, also o( Gardena, told lhe Coast Guard that Gilman was etnttCifti from the boat's cabin when a large swell hJt the vessel throwifli him overboard. The cabin cruiser had no radio and the mctdent was not reported for over an hour when another vessel, Blue Sea, came alongside and learned ot the mishap. Coast Guard Search and Rescue headquarters at Long Beach said lhe search was being hampered this morning by heavy fog Surface craft, including the Blue Sen. were searchlng an area a bout e!ght miles north of A val on The Coast Guard helicopter was grounded by fog but was standing by to join the search I ater in the day. Officials said the search envelopes an area of about 36 square miles. Air Calif omia Head A.ruwunces Merger Robert Clifford, president or Air California, annoUhced today that bis compaa.y was merced into a wholly owned subsidiary of Westgale·Callfornia Corp. The mer1er, wbicb was authorized by the U . S. District Ufeguards summoned.to Bolla Chica State Beach at the Huntiqton Beach Bluffs today recolered tbe body of an unldeutified man, apparenUy a drowning vicUm washed up on the mominlie hi"h Ud,. Th• victim: clad only In a fl right blue men's blklnl·slyle swimsuit. was pulled from the surr about one-half mile west or Golden West Street. Huntington State Beach lifeguard spokesmen said ~ would have little infonnst.lon until ~r later investicattoo. Som.:; pbystcaJ damare poeaibly caued by 1ca\len1er fish « other marine life was evident. lnvestlgato~ have ~ reported any beach vtstton mlutna over the I.at few da11. State Park llanger Alhlor"d • Wood said no ty_,. of penonal 1denu&ation was fO\lnd on .the body, which may have been in the tea over a week. Strong w.st,rly offabore currents runntn1 in opposite directions could have btQUlht tbe corpse from as far. away 'U PalOI Verdes or Sali l>•dro,•. investiaators 11.ld. Coroners depuUt1 aebedulcid an autopsy and besan attempUn1 to establish \he vkUm '1 ldenttt)' through flngerprintl and def'ltal records. Prin£e €lainu Embe:szling ~ITE. • • leader. "He th.lft.ka we have to bo con•lderln1 other form1 of trahaPQriat10ll1 ~d m01t ol u.s Wolald *ll'te. out be think• you ihavetodoltov mtcht.'' Court. means that the Westaate corporation Increases its ownenblp of the etrUn. h'orn 81 percent to 100 r;rcent. . Clifford sa d no chan1es in'· m anaamnent or operation of the airline are planned. The public shareholders ol Air California will receive a Weataate common equlyalent cerWlcate wttb a face nlue ol SlS for efl(lt • are or Alt Cal ~~Ji°':e eble· to ~m them few cash ~er t.dl1tributloo al common atock In Westcate li au\horized by the court. · The corporatloo, onc:e beaded by tina.nder C. Arnholt Sl'llith. baa been underco!•• ~ourtsu~ reorsanlaaUon aft.tr flllnl bankr:uptcy proc~\nlJ. School Dates Up to People MONROEVILLE. Ohio (AP) -The 900 students who attend public school in this northern Ohio town find out tonlJht if they wtll return to claues Friday -or after the New Year -as money problems continue lo plague school diatricta ln the st.ate. Monroeville residents, who rejected a nine·mill tax increase tn. June iLnd Auiust, were v~ today on n emer1enc,y levy that would pr0~ thetdiool"district witll $245,000 a )'Ht. for three yeirs • Jt the levy l• defuted, school officiala •~tlho cUstrict would t•open JlD, i. b~t would probably dijJolved after tbis school yelU'. endl 1~ June. Pupils wpuld be abaorbed by other diltrlctt. : . LOS ANGEL S <~PJ - A 1trlke by Atlantic and Gutt Co'Qt lon1ahoremen continued 1preadJn1 today alon• West Cout poru. Strikers dened an arbitrator'• nilln• tllat tbt ,l)lcket Unea a.re llle1al and West Coast dockworkers mutt return to work Students at Newport Harbor H11h Sehool are a a k Sn '·1-~ om rn.u 'Alty members w come to thdr acbaal Friday to ,ive bloOd to the Oruie County Chapter of th• American RectCrOQ. ''rbe Red Cro1e bl00dmobll1 wUl be 't the Catapul ~ 10 a.m . to 2:10p.m.\~bidetit.over,tb ••• of n, 11 w•U 'H f~cul~)'. 1taff and commuruty membtn art beln1 atkecl to donat• blood. • For an appointment, tall Uf.331112. • "I am not trylnf to put all of tbe blame on the oil companies," Cart.er said. "Part of the blame falls on the American people. We are wasting too much ener1y." At the same lime, Carter left open the posslbllity that he might seek to break up the giant oil companies. ''I'm not trying to threat.en anybody or use a club." he said. • • . Whether or not divestiture is needed is a matter which I've not decided." Only minutes after the news conference, Senate Minority Leader Howard Baker predicted failure for an all-out White House campaign to reverse a string or Se nate defeats for the a dmini s tration 's energy program. Regarding full empl?ymenl legislation, Carter said his aides have been working with Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey <D·Mlnn >. and Rep. Aueustus Hawkins <D- Call f .), "to evolve a full employment bill we could support without reservation or h~itancy. Cypriot authorities said they bad insUtuted a • •prearranaed plan for a situation auch as this," but refused to disclose details. Police and military units took up ~IUoo.s at the seaside airport, two miles west of the port city of La mac a. The plane had been refueled ln Rome while the man negotiated with the Italian police. According to Italian airport sources. the German government had asked that the plane be de- layed until more could be learned Mesa Fire Station Dedication Slated Costa Mesa Mayor Norma Hert.u>g and other members or the city council will tum the first shovel oC dirt at groundbreaking ceremonies for the city's new downtown fire station Monday. The ceremony, which will begin at 11 a.m., begins work on the $7'JO,OOO projecL The fire st.aUon at tbe corner of Park A venue and Plumer Street Is part or the clty's Clowntown redevelopment Su~block near LfonsPark. T"-COU • 8J1939W Flnlataed In eim1.1latad grained ~rlcan Walnut with brushed Aluminum color accents. Earphone • . --""" --. _ .._ _,.,...... .,._ ·--......~ .,.,.__ . ...._ .. __ _ - about the motives or the htJec1ter. But it. took off after the bUack broke off a.on tact wi \_>i neaotiat.ott. Police said the man spoke to of· flclala in \he control tower of the Rome lnternaUonal alrPort In broken ~gllah. and Identified hi~ u Walter Mobamaied. Orange County SuperiilsOr Ralph Dledricb was scheduled to underco cataract auraery today al St. Jude Hospital in Full moo. Diedrich expects to be away from biS offlce for two to three weeks, ac- cording to his staff aides. Sur1ery on one eye •as •cbeduled for today and surgery on the other eye was scheduled for Tues- day. Diedrich attended Wednesday•a board meeUnt then was admitted to the Fulletton b pit.al late?\ in lheday. .Cowity's .Frloblfiss _PllJ,flges . Orance County's Job market expanded by 2.000 Jobs tn ,September to send th county's unemployment rate ,plunalna to a • record low 4.2 percent, the kJwest rate in any of CalJtornla'a 58 counUes. - Accordine tC> fiaures feleased Wednesday by the atate Employment "Development 'Department CEDJ>>, the county's gain o! 2,600 new Jobs last month was paced by the openine o! new retail establishments. Collectively, new department stores, restJurants and other retail ouUet.s accounted for 1,500 of the 2,600 new jobs added to Orange Coubty payrolls, EDD's 'reportsaid, As the county's construction boom continued in September. • 900 corustruction Jobs were added · to local payrolls, the EDD report pointed out. And, the monthly labor report continued, opening of a new school year added jobs to government payrolls that helped offset job losses in seasonal tourist atttacUons. As a result or tbe job tain. the number o! unemployed persons in Orange County last month dropped lo 3:5,200 persons, a three-year low. Of those co unted as unemployed, 15,600 were receiving state unemployment insurance benefits, EDD's report ·said. It predicted continued balmy weather '°' Orange Count¥ for fhe t>alance or tbe year. That prediction was based on expected additional ol)e~ of new retaU establisbment.S as well as the added hirin& that usually comes with the Christmas season. :County Offers ;Free Vaccine To Elderly . ~ ......... SHETLAND PONY PRONOUNCED IN FINE HEALTH After Years of Abuae, •National Symbol? LuekyPony Mi.streated Animal Recovers CONCORD, N.H. <AP) -A Sheltand pony who survived five years ol abuse and several weeks of medical care still has no permanent home. The veterinarians who nursed him back to health want him in a home with children. The American Humane Society is reportedly hoping to make King a national symbol against cruelty to animals. Gov. Meldrim Thomson would like to make bim a mascot of New Hampshire The 10-year-old pony is ready to be released from vetennary care. doctors said Wednesday "l'VE CHECKED OUT ABOUT a dozen possible homes in the state," said Peter Saunders. an aJtenl for lhe Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. ·~here is no shortage of good homes. It's only a question of picking one ... King was found in August, penned atop four feet of maggot- infested manure, his hooves curling 18 inches long. Veterinarians and a blacksmith at the University of New Hampshire nursed him back to health. After publicity about the horse. the university ~gan receiving caSh donations to help pay the medical bills "WE•U STILL GE'ITING GIFTS," said Robert Leberman. UNH's dlreetw of development. ·'The latest tally shows about 400 donations totaling about $3,500 ... Tbe board o! the SJ't:A will vote later this month on Thomson'sproposal to make King a state mascot. Saunders said, 0 1 don't think the SPCA would object if the state toot over the care of King But I don't want the pony to become a political symbol." Dr. Walter Hilton, who directed King'!! recovery. wants him placed at a home with children ''SHETLANDS WERE DEVELOPED as u duldren's pony and they do better when they have children to ride and play with 'them.•• Hilton sald Legal action against the woman accused of mistreating King has been postponed ~nding bt:r S) ch1alric evalu lion. . •· VI j alt ~~~::8:~~~t(~1~:i N~wport Iaeide t Ford Presse8 For.Tax Cut LOS ANGELES <AP> Warning that "time is of the essence," former President Gerald Ford says tbe Carter adminJstration should press Conareas to cut taxes now, inateadofwaitinguntilnextyear. ''l don't think the economy In the state it ls today can actord that kind of delay," the 64·year-oJd Ford told a bualness group here Wednesday. Carter's admtniatration ltas de- layed tntrOduction of its tax· revision package tnto Concress unUl late this month or early November, and Congrt!$S la not expected to begin grappling with the issue until the second session convenes next year. Superior CoUTt lawsuit are Of- ficers l>oug Thornas, George CoeJhoand William Mclnr\is. They are identified by the next of tin ot the late Joe Rines. 61, as the three officers who were attempting to arrest lbe now conv"icted R1chard ·William Sutton on Dec. 17, 1976, when a shotgun blast aimed at Sutton hit Hines who was selecting a Christmas tree in Corona del Mar. Hines was dead when an ambulance reached the shOoUni ~cene outside Albertson's market, 3049 E . Coast Hithway. An inquiry called by the Newport Beach police department later absolved the three officers of any responsibility for the death. Named as plaintiff• In the lawsuit are Hines' brothers, Bob Hines. Mack A. H'lnes a.ad Nash Hin~. hJs sister Unlce Sperman, his son, Felix L. Taylor and his common law wife, Bernice Cooks. Sutton, 20, of 1611 Calle Las Bolla, SM Clemente, was later tried on multiple counts or armed rob~ry. found guilty and ~entenced to not les!I than 10 years in slate pri~on . 1Bicycle 'frails Okayed . • Camino Caplatrano, then along Camino Capistrano to Calle Chueca in San Juan Caplsttano. ,.-1,'he San J>le10 Creek Trail, a l .2S·mlle blke piith costing SU,000, which will run along Jamboree Road between Eastbluff Dri\'e and San Diego Creek lo Newport Beach and on the creek levee to Old MacArthur Boulevard lo Irvine. -The Laguna Canyon Bllteway, a S.S·mlle trad runnJn1 atone Laiuna Canyon Road from Point near the San Dleco Fr w to aowntown Lasuna. c l( -. Thul9day.October 13. f977 DAIL y Plt..OT • Al . . . Whale ~ Uoeadbea·· Niguel Fiful s~ Milliqn. x~ar:s .ow By STEVE MITCHEU. 04 .. D•llr l'I ... $ .. H The 80-Coot lo{lg whale mlght have been sick or just old when it bellied up and i.lowly sBllk to the bottom or tht ocean 1;ix million years ago The oce!Ul is two miles away now, but the remoins or the baleen whale arc still there right m the middle of a new • construction project in Laguna Nl~uel The lower Jaw bones of the gigantic whale were discovered on Avco Community Developers. Inc .. property near Aliso Creek Monday afternoon by work c~wi. and geologist Dr. John A. Mlnch. Bulldozens had already lower . ed the bluffs 30 feet when the Jaw was discovered, Dr. Minch said. ·'They aWl I\ ave another~ feet to go for the project and tlilb thing's right in the middle of the 15-acre construction site,.. he .. laughe<J. But paleontoloe1st Dr. Lawrence G. Barnes, of the Natural Wslory Museum of~ Angeles and a group of volunteers and students are using picks, trowels and whisk brooms to recover the jawbone as quickly as possible. Meanwhile work crews in hardhats stand around their heavy machinery drinking beer and grumblin&. "That fish is costing us $6,000 a day," one workman growled. But Avco officials say they are well ahead of schedule on the project, and the delay won't hurt them that much. And, after all, the dirt doctors are only taklng the lower jaw - not the whole 80-Coot skeleton. "'It's too far gone," Dr. Barnes said, poinllnr to portions of ver~brae stjcking out of tbe ground behiPdtheJa~bone. • "There's nol that much we can gain by digging up the whole thing." "Besades, we're intol~ With about 15 or. 20 whald a year In Southern California," Barnes said, citlne a whale skull his · group found at the Palos Verde peninsul a last July and a Jawbone recovered In Kern County last April. That discovety will have to • wait until the LA Museum volunteers complete excavation oC the lower Jaw. The young crew 1s wrapping the jawl>One in r ca~ p for. the trip to the But both men say the Laguna "J1guel find Is u potential biggie Barn~ said the lS·foot lower jaw t·ould belong to a baleen whalt· :.peel~ never uncovered before. And il Dr. ldincb is correct In his cue.as tbat the whale died upside down, there •Uh mtlhl be the top-side or t.he ·~ull underneath the current diegtnis. We are also offenng generous savings on other leather chairs and soles. Select from 30 pieces now on d/a ... play. Choo3e from excellent leather color selection. PROFESSIONAL INTERIOR DESIGNERS Diet Pill Curb Due? \la•t ••• T•• ~ldae ~~'"iiillii,:,'1·· ... TUCKED DO N: You have to wonder today !f °'e Sbaken and Mo\'ers ot San Clemente abaU now ttse up ln wrath and lndlgnattoo over the latest lnault and 1ndigilit.y which hu been heaped upon the Spanlih VWa1e of our couWne. ln ev~ you mi ed the news item, it hOuld be no*! that thls groa insult h 5 tieen nun down by the a.Uon's bcw railroad pusenser network, known as Amtrak. The Amtrak people run their trains on the old Santa Fe track.a th~ San CJ mente aJonc the ahoreUne. Currently, as the tralns move t.hrou1h a rtve..mlle atreteh or ' Sau Cl•mtnte '1 leathOre, the blc JocomoUves ~ lhnlted to a speed of co miles per hOur. NOW IT DEVELOPS that A111trak offlclals want to disp tcb their trains thro~b the Spanish ViUace at 7S miles per hour. Wby, llyou blinted, you'd miss the whole train. M~be times have cbansed and DotiOdy really 1ives a bOOt. or whistJe any more on how fast a train wbiues throuth town. But years ago, the current Amtrak proposal would have been considered a whack in the civic chops of the most. insultin1 magnitude. When the railroad was lun1 of American transportation, if your community didn't have a depot honored by'a train slop, you were JeallY li\'i.oa in a tank town. Bver heard of a vlllage that as jotin1ly called a bistJt'lStop? That meant that usually the lt wu bonored by the train as itb a boot from the n~· Whiitl U tM traln aud ~ t.own and 1.1).aYbe ftl~ a mailbag hunt on a pl as thi locomotive ~on l full speed. IN BYGONE YEA&S, emente even bad depot that u ~ by tra!n stops. Now trak would like to a.Ive the paDWi vma1~ a 7S·mU~·an· ur tll"Q;boa. Reteatly I had tlie oppoc'Wnlty go riding on an Amtrak ~er train and admittedly 'a a pleasant expeileace. But did you bow al m tta1D headtd Dotth even ope at pbces like Glendale? Thia may terribly brube San tlemente's civic pride to ltam at Glendale carries more ~t the rallroad'mapa. Actually, the ~ rea.soa all his pas1encer train apeed rou&b San Clemente made the ewa in the first place 11 because !former pr~ident Nlxon lives ~Otere up on the bluffs above the U-acks. Thus in this case, federal of. clalS say lhe 40 rnlle per hour •peed limit was set "for security reasons" -whalever that ~eans. Now that Nixon lsn 't president any more, Amtrak would like to spalch San Clemente at even gberspeed. Clearly, San Clemente has ibeen rel•1ated to the Wl"ODI side f the tracks. YOV AllE LEn to wonder if mtrat eets UM pro~ 7S mile er hour limit, how wUl lbe omotive enatneers act as Uley at by below Mr. Nixon·• San ementAt estate. Will lhey even give a boot! Thur'lday, October 13. t9n Eunerab Held Boy Arraigned In 3 Mtirders ELVATON, Md (AP> The 16-year-old son of a former state labor leader was arraiined in a locked courtroom today on charaes of stab- bing three young neighbor atrls to death. One of his lawyers said the youth was mentally unable to help tn his own defense. Stuart Kreiner did not enter a plea to lhe three counts or first-degree murder at the arraignment in nearby Harundale. Lawyers did not ask Anne Arundel District Judge Robert Heise to set bail. so the youth remained held without bond, charged as an adult. As Kreiner was arralaned funeral services were held in nearby Glen Burnie for the three girls he is accused of killlni - Deborah Ann Hogan, 10; her 8· year.old sister, Theresa. and th el r friend , Ann M arle Bneszkiewicz, also 8. AT A FUNERAL Mass in Holy Trinity catholic Church, the Rev Joseph Connolly asked for "forgiveness ror another person in the community. This act must have been an unknowing act, an act of insanity." The three small metal caskets were placed at the front of the crowded sanctuary. The Hogan girls' caskets were covered with yellow and white mums. while Ann Bn:eszkiewicz• was covered with pink carnations and whltc daisies. After tbe Mass, the bodies were taken to Glen Haven Memorial Park for burial HEISE TOLD REPORTERS who had been ushered into another courtroom across the hall and then locked out of the chamber where lhf: arraignment was held, that Kreiner remamed silent during the brief session "'He was advised of the charges against him," the JUdge Four Firms said "He did not say a word." The Judge said the tall. slishUy built Kreiner was accompanied by two lawyers and "several other men " He said he did not know if the boy's parents were present. Kreiner, a hlgh school Junior. was arrested Wednesday. BODIES OF THE THllEE victims were found Monday, lying face·down In a shallow stream in the Southgate housing development where they and the Kremers lived. They had each been stabbed repeatedly in the chest and back. an autopsy found Heise said outside the courtroom that defense lawyers told him they were not requesting bond because or ''the seriousness of the oCCense," their lack of knowledge of the boy and his family. and the fact that Kreiner ts not "at this point able to assist in the preparation of his defense "lie did not elaborate. LATER, IN A TAPE recording of the court session played for reporters attorney J Edward Davis said he and other defense lawyt>r.; are "in our own minds at this time <:onf1dent that the de· fcndant 1s not even competent to assist in the preparation or his defense. "We're suggesting strongly that he be ordered to undergo psychiatric examinations " Arabs May Erase U.S. 'Blacklist' NEW YORK <AP> -TM publisher of a pollUcal and economic newsletter, quoting a "hip Eoi>tJan otnclal." says four American companies IJMl)' be lifted rrocn\he Arab League's blacklist this year David Mizrahi, publiSher of MldEast Report, said W~nesday the companiea are Xerox C«p., Motorol• Inc .• Ford Motor Co .• and Uae Coca-Cola Co • 'The blacklist wu aimed al disce>ur.aing Arab countries from dealln; with firms tl\at allodo blssiness fiith Israel. a..,. N~n .,.,... ri. .. WASHINGTON <AP) -A promlnent House Republican says releUe ol a report showing concressmeo spent tu 11\ooey for bar association due.s and stair parties scutUed the l•test ffOUH relorm 41 • plan. IN SHORT CR-Ill .>. said the report's ( J Rep. John Anderaon release "p~bed the buggy over the cllrf. •• Speaker Thomas P O'Neill aald the House had been driven by "a wave or reaentment ... •1ainst reform." The House voted 2S2 to 160 Wednesday against conlklerinc the reform package. apparently doom Ina the measure for this year. Carter B..aber Bltl Fo•i. WASIUNGTON <AP> -House supporte!'1' of the Bl bomber, after voting down the Carter adminlatration's plan to spend $20 million to study a smaller bomber, will ask lhe House lo restore Bl money next week. The House voted 80·23 Wednesday night to reject President Carter's request for $20 mlllloo to study turning the present FBlll flghler·bomber into a nuclear bomber In case bis decision to replace manned bombers witb cruise mlsaUet doeso 't work out Foreip Aid Soft Sttldled WASHINGTON (AP> -HouH·Senate conferees are compromising on a dispute that hu blocked paua1e of the '6.8 billion foreign aid bill ror two weeks. The cootrovensy centered on House lancuaae that would have stopped U.S. contribuUoos to J.ntematJonal banka from cotng to sevto countrits accu.aed of human riSbtl vlolaUons. 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Schall~ 3 Americans Win Nobel STOCKHOLM. Sweden <AP) Three Americans won Nobel prizes ror medicine today. bringing to five the Nobels awarded this year to U.S citizens. research deals with another sector of peptide hormone physiology and medicine, "laid the foundations lo modern hypothalamic research." the Institute said. The medlcine prlze has been dominated by Americans and Britons since World W~ U. This was the third coosecuUve year that the pnze went to the United States. Dr. Rosalyn Yalow, 56, or the Veterans Adminis tration Hospital in the Bronx, New York City, won half the prize ror her pioneering work 1n endocnnology. the study or the glands THE OTHER HALF of the Sl45,000 prize was s hared by f'rench born Dr Roger Guillem1n, 53. or the Salk lns t1tutt.' in San Diego, and Polish-born Or Andrew Schally, 50, or the Veterans Admid.straUon Hospital 1n New Orleans, La .. ror their discoveries on peplide hormone production Bakke Case Effect On Races Weighed. . WASHINGTON <AP> Supreme Court Justice Thurcood Marshall intertupted Allan Paul Bakke's attorney with an assessment of the precedent·setUne "reverse dlscrhnlnaUoo .. cue: ''You're arguing about keeplne somebody out," Manihall said. ''The other side is arguing about aetUng M>meotie In. It all depends on how you look at it.·· The awardine faculty, the Royal Caroline Institute, said that New York-born Dr. Yalow was able to ''Uu'ow ll1ht on the physiology of . . • hormones and on how diseuea are caused by abnormal secretion ot hormonea MRS. YALOW waa the second woman to reeelve tbe medicine prize. The rlnt was Gerty T. Cori, a Czechoslovak-born American, who shartld the prize in 1947 with her husband Carl F. Cori for their research on carbohydrate metabolism and enzymes. The discoveries by Gulllemin and Schally. whose Independent ~ROM LOS ANGELES. SIMILAR LOW FARES FROM OTHER POltfTI "UMtT 3 OAYllH ADOtTIOH TO OAll Of SAL( \ ' :THE MAXIM'S SLOT JAMBOREE IS ,AVINO OUT IN £XCl$$0F 1 MILLION DOLLAR$ PER WEEK I All thla exe1ttmen1 anct action plua the trJtndlleal atmoapfltrt and flntat fOOd In town. All this \11111 bt youra 1t the beau· tlful new Maldm He>ltl. ----: ·-\ STATE -SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Oancer. 'Xhreat ~_. In th• llrst of f~ur day1 of heanngs on the chemical albromochloroprop•ne <>r DBCJ>. ' tesenctier.1 elhd • U .8. . Environmen,al ProlecUon incidence of cancer among Asency report 11-Unl it fruits workers. who handled the &ad vegetables on whlcb DBCP c hemical since it was first resfd.u~ have been fo\lnd or marketed In 1955, although eouldbeex~ted. manufacturers are expected to ';rbo EPA report, dated Sept. 29 dispute that prediction. but made public Wednetday, sa,ys DBCP realduea on crops eoasUtutt "an unreasonable risk" tobttalth. DBCP WAS DBSCaJBED by ·University of California researcher Dr. Arlene Blu.m as a Potent cancer agent, snore potent than saccharin, that could also cause ~irtb detects it pregnant women ll\lested it }I) smaJJ doses. Sbe predlcteil a ht1ber PR<>DUCl'ION WAS baited m August and distributors' stocks \\ere recalled since tests on workers at various DBCP- prt>ducing plants round nearly 100 had zero sperm or abnormally lowlriperm counts. The EPA report said residues or the pesticide have been found on carrots, radishes, cauliflower, broccoli, cabbaee, cucumbers and peanuts inside their ~lls. 0...,,• Slllt ~,._........ Frank Sinatra has dropped his more than $1 million damage suit against columnist Earl Wilson stemming from Wilson's 1976 unauthorized biographv of the singer. · Space ·St~e Cripples LOS ANGELES <AP> · Striking 8U06pace workers have crlppl~ production at Lockheed Corp. facililies in California, wlilln and.company otfttlalseay. • ..The strike baa been 100 pucent effeeUve" in stopping PtOductioD at Lockheed's plants ·in Burbank, Palmdale and Sunnyvale, Nell V&Ddeieoot, a apoltedman foe: tbe Intentatlonal Auodatton ol Macbln.lsts ed Aerospace Worlcera, said Wednesday, D.ave Crowther: a spokesman for &be slant aeroapace linn, c ceded that the four~-old walkout bad cul production by about 80 percenL F.ieeldll'e Arrnted SAN FRANCISCO <AP> - PoUce have arruted a young vice president of tbe San Jose- based california Cbtese Co. in an eltecution·style attack that left a son dead and hll father wounded. The attack victims were found ' ( SFD.E , J stuffed in the Uunk of a car parked in San Francisco. ]JO!tte said. PctM!WC Lile 'l'afltW PASAD NA (AP l -A MuniclP&l c.ou.rt Judge has ruled uaconsCltaUclllaJ a aew state law making it a crime toi-a doctor to fail to rtopcrt patient ne&lect or abuse.· Judge John F. Busler said Wednesday that the law was vague and .. could be made clearer." l'ra11m• 'Came.' £o .. LOS ANGELES <Al>> - Actress Carole Wells Karabian, one oC 156 hostaaes aboanl a Japan Air Lines jet hijacked two weeks ago, was released .W ednesda.y from St. John's ·Hospital in Santa Monica alter treatmenUor a ml.scarria1e. Meantime. her hu3band. fotmer state Assemblyman Walter Karabian, who also was aboatd tbe hijacked plane, said therewu "no doubt in my mind" that the trauma of the htjackin& caused herto,lose the ebnd. PG&E CWel Die• SAN FRANCISCO CAP> John Harell Black, who beaded the San Francisco diwlsioa of the Pacific Gu & Electric Co. for the put six Jtars, died Wednesday after a loag Ulntss. He was 73. Blad:, who began his PG&E career ln 1941 as a summer laborer, al10 served as vice president and director of the Downtown AuocJatlon and director of the San Francisco ConvenUon and Vlslton BUreau. • Thurlday, Oelobtt 13. 1977 DAIL V PILOT ... Recyclillg Pusheil By The Associated Preas California has a '2· billion ef. fort under w1:1y to recycle sewage. It's a crash program aimed at providing Jobs and ln-lgatlon water -and grabbing federal dollars. The program was unveiled by Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. Wednes- day while visltlng wastewater treatment pJanls belna built at Los Angeles, San F'ranclsco and Sacramento. SVPPORTED BY RARE unaninuty of the construction industry and environmental Textbooks Wat More SACRAMENTO CAP) -- California is paying more than other states for textbooks even though the law requires that the least expensive be purchitsed. says the state auditor. Auditor General John Williams' report said Wednesday that some publishers ate disregarding the law, and school offlclals aren't enforcing it. The study compared prices in the last two school years for 285 tests in California.,_ Arkansas, Florida and Texu: In 248 cases, Callfornla paid tnore than the second state • for the same texts. • The report said the California cost was $177 ,000, or 6.6 percent more. groups, Brown announced tbti creation or a new Office or Water RecycltnJ to ramrod the prorram anCl award 1ranta. Brown said the program has the "very bol<1 foal" of recycUn1 40,000 acre.feet of wastewater a year by 1982, compared to the current recycling of 188,000 acr~ feet annually. This water, which is not good enough for household use but is OK for farming and industry, would equal the combined capacity oC the proposed Auburn Dam arid the New Melones Dam now under construction, Brown said BOT HE ADDEO THAT recyclinfr effort would ban Impact on whether e Aul> Dam, northeast of 81cram should bo bullt. lt.s fate wUl bed ·ternuned by ~q le 11fet 1tudles1Ulhm<terwa1. i "We need •ve~y source oJ wator."henld. ''We're fetttng 11 percent ot the f~rti ·funds when we have only 10 percent of the people, .. h~ said. Federal fuDds account for 75 J)erc.nt of conttrucUon inoney with the state 'and local govemmeats spUWnri the other 2$percent. State Nuclear ,Law. ... A8 'Private Industry' 1..ines OVersteppea :,; raxpayers have grown accustomed to government ~xecutives drawing snJar1es and fringe benefits equal or ~better to what thostt ~ecutives claim they would receive ii ,ttbey toiled in private industry. In Orange County, however. two l"ecent cases spotlight public exeelltives who've .gone even. beyond what we've come to expect. ~ Orange County Transtt District General Manager Ed !•Lorttz, tor example, was paid $2,300 for 80 overtime hours •he said he was entitled to. • At the time, Loritz was earning $.16,000 a year. far ;xnore than enoueh to mandate that he do bis non-hourly- fl'J>aY job without anticipation of overtime. ,,. Loritz, of course, had a legal opinion to back his , QVertime claim, the bJestinl of the transit district's board .1of directors and his own word that tie had worked much more overtime than 80 hours. More recently. !ederal au<litQrl\ ~omplained that range County Health Planning Council Executive Director Stan Matek was paid tor time missed during a "prolonged illness" without proper authorization from the council's board of directors. . A check of the records, however, showed that Matek '8d accumulated enough &ick leave and vas:ation time tllrough generOU5 council pUsoruiel policies to offset two -six· week absences Crom his job because of illness. . The same records show that Matek, who is paid $37,000 a year, keeps a ruMing watch on his own s0;-called comp time. overtime work but not paid for, though it was not applied to those absences. In private indust.fy, salaries such as Loritz and Malek draw place most executives in a position of working whate.ver hours it requires to do their jobs without clalm to overtime compensation or other forms of relief. And lmanagers who don't accept that soon find they don't .belong in management ranks. Both Orange County Transit District and the Health Planning Council depend on tax dollars to support their activities and operations Their directors should make ~erta.in they are attracting executives who realize the ,burden of responsibilities without expecting more than they would receive from private industry. J1 I nie Government int.be SUD!hine Act of m6 covers 47 agencie6 of the federal government. It mandates that all the agencies' meetln1s shall be open to the public. Ten specific exemptions are permitted. A study of 591 meetings beld between March and June f this year revealed that fewer tlu1~ alf-:-tctuallY onJy 16~etully o~n. "' Th study conducted by Common Cause, a government watchdog organiiati<Jn, found that 39 percent Qf the 111eetings (232) were completely closed to the public ,and the remaining 24 percent <143> were partially closed. rnwty~ight ~ent d the c1ostd meetlilgs claimed :1exemptlon becau:te .. fiiiancial~otmatioo" was beln { cussed. Oril.Y tt.5 percent used the permitted nation •security exemption. Others claimed exemption beca~o t ade l'ecrets, Pf.rsonal privacy, law enfor¢emdlt or mature diselosia~~w~re invof ved. · Worst OffenderS'til ilftdrlnf the Sulisb.iile Act were the Export-Import Bank or the United States-all 26 meetinp cosed; the Federal ReSerVe lk>ard-30 of ~ meetinis ~; the SecuriUes arMl EXchange Commission. al of 9 oSea: the Commodi~y Fut.Ures Tradirig Commission, 13 24 cla5ed; the . f"ederal Tr~ Commis~On, 15 of 33 tJo5ed; and the Federal Home L-Oan Bank BOard, 12 of 23 closed. t The study charges that exemptions to the open eeting law are being grossly overused. And some ongressmen have noted another trick for ~vading the sunshine" law-rrone-f'ourth Of th• required public tiotices Cif meetings have been publislied after the sessions were, Jteld! ' Clearly the sun Isn't yet ahinmg on the 1ederar ovemment. c • Elora expru1ed In the..-ibcWe are thoee of tM Olilly Piiot. views exprMled on thla pege are thOee of tMtr 8Uthon and sta. R-.r comtMnt lt lnvl1ed. AdcfnlM 11'9 Dally Piiot, 0 Box 1!80, Cotta t.l--. CA 92Gl. Phone (714) ~- l Thoee ai.mps the collectora aeelt mast now, I'm told,' depletapnec:ooquata Jack Anderson Senior Citizen lns11ran.ee Rrohe ·I WASHINGTON -Postal inapectora are quietly digging into the records of the o.ation's larcest senior citiiens group, the nlne-milllon-member American Association of Retired Persons. They suspect the non-profit group may be a front for l mpropcrly pe,ddl1n g insurance to the elderly by using mail subsldlcs that cost the taxpayers an estimated $10 million a year. A similar question Ml beea raised in a .. • New York lawsuit which charges the association and its insurance company with fraudulent activities. The company. Colonial Penn, has sold hundreds of millions of dollar:; worth of insurance through the astociation The association and its sister group, the National l\etired Teachers Association <known together as NRT A·AARP) vehe- menUy contend lhM the>' keep a proper dis tance from the insurance firm and strictly comply with postal rules Colonial Penn has the exclusive right to market insurance through NRTA·AARP under a lon&·stancling ~reement devised by insurance man Leonard Davis, who is also honorary prebidenl ot lht' senior citizens groups. AT LEAST 70 percent of Colonial Penn's miurance for the agmg is now sold through NRT A· AARP mailings and through a<b and promoltons in, their publications. The association, rn tum. receives mcome from lhe aJTaDgemetlL It II this alliance which is under attack. Much of COionial Penn's profits have depended on N RTA·AAR P's non-profit mafUng rates. These are about one.quarter of the rates charged to eommerclal rnallers, lncWdina lhlurance firms. taJ Inspectors were called ilato cue on Sept 27. A pre- llmmary civil st\ldy by postal authorities round that "NRTA· Earl Waters AARP do not qualify (for non- profit. status> as charitable, educational or philanthropic oreani.zat.lom." AN INTERNAL memo added bluntly: "T"ne primary purpose of the organizations could very well be to serve u the markeUng a.rents of Colonial Penn Gl'OUp." Another memo said their relations are "less than arm's length" and do not "comport with accepted standards of business pracUce " The New York suit by two dissident AARP members, meanwhile, charges the AARP with being "nothing more than because ot soartng"'liablll\y ln· sur~ cOst.s. The exteos\bll Of third pany Althou&h not ne-w in the law, the iner ailnt number of lawallits whete!A 1n1Ured persons seetc redress from both the party directly alleeed to have been the cause and third parties held to have contributed to the tort, poses a modern prol:aJem in socie- ty llQt wid~ly known ln euller day1. liability to bar owners ls a recent ~velopmeift. 'P OY to lWJl th& law held tndiv duals rul>OoS\ble (or over-CGDsumpt.ion o( alcobOl which .-.suited In lnjur1 to oLhers. But that year tbe State ~ Supreme Court handed down a decision which makes the seller responstble. bappenln1 co covaroment. I thlrik we'ra eati111 ounelves &Jlve." an elaborately dlscutaed merchandising showcaae for Coloni~ Perm Group, .. desilJ'ed to make money "at the expense or AARP members.•• The suit alleges that Colonial Penn's insurance rates are "exorbitant" and its profits ''unconscionably hieh." Davis .. h!a family and bis lrusts bave made $81 million by 1ellln1. Colonial Penn atock,"it aaya. The efforts by NRTA·AARP ·and Colonial Penn to malnta!n their ties ~nd the mallln1 privil~es are cost.lnr a fOC'tUoe in fees paid to three p('eltipous· Jaw firm:'. • \. ' When we aou1ht tomment, the ftrm5 referred us to their le1al brleta which vlaorously contend t!letr cHeots wero helpini to Insure tho elderly •hen no one tao would take the chance. The AARP says the charies aro .. mtst1ken and unfair" .nd that. the cutre!\t. a l. ll a n c e i a • • b t I h l Y advantageous'' for members. Jn hundred• of pates of · exhibits, the NRTA·AARP insist tbat tbelr npn-proflt stat.us s jusUfied and that their Ues wltb Colonial P un are leaal and above bOard. Sourcea close to Davis 11y be hu never bJdden the •act his fOrtunes have crown aion1 With COlotilal Penn. 'f,be :endorsement Of Colonial · Peon D tbe aenlor ciUseo pabllcaUons, they ar.iue, is no different tban any other company's endoraement or its gtoup Insurer. Foot.note: lt should be pointed out that Davis promoted insurance for tho elderlY at a time when they were considered • uninsurable. l\eunt studies, however, indicate that other firms now offer better insurance rates to senior cltltens. But these firms cennot advertise 1n Nl\TA· AARPpubllcat.lons. · URANltJM PIX: A small number ol 1reedy apecuJaton are Mlplnr to drive the cost of uranium tbrousb tbe rool by tyln1 up .. t:nllllona of acres of West.em !and. • They bave teamed up witb oU companies and utWUea to hoard the nation's uranium. Like tho old-time cold dlsters, these speculators 'bave ataked hundttdl ol thouaaDdl of claims on uranium.rich land. They are leplly required to spend at least $100 a year on exploratioo. But con•re11iion l tnvesUptors h•ve learned Ulat many ~ator1 have iiot lifted a finaer in aean:h of uranium. •'They're just 1iWn1 on .. lm\d and walUnc for the pric:e to ao up," aoe told us. They h ven't b en disappointed; btuusc demand fot uranium tor use tn eleclric pow r ptaotl ls 1atyrocke\1ng. The piice of or $7 a Pc:Jwd a le ob now Jualj)ed ti> ov $40 ~d. • \ .. ~ ·CaneP: on~ Israel: Was It 'An . Act of Insanity' ,. WASHJNQ1'0N -ln the , areateat of man,y ironles that have thwarted U.S. ~ace ef(orts in the Mideast for a dee.de, Presldenl Carter •s ~uC:lden partnerabip with Moscow in faying down broad ~ace term~ has roughly doubled rsraet's ability to block tbe kind of ettl ent r. C rt rwants. In sbOrt, th& P.re!tdent bas ha™*' larael an ally or areat :pot nti J , hn1>9rtance: host a,ili· o v i e t ·bardllrt4rs who have • taken an •ven-handed , approach to , 1be MHteaai '1ntil now. ' They fear • llusiian enc:roadunent on the t.be Russians have bad n<> other t'Qadback. Now, the Pt esldent bas .11.cnficed. getting full political "'l!l'Wlt trom the Arabs for hts ac· ceptance of Palestinian "legit· imate rights.•• After long dem- anding but failing to get precisely that formulation from the U.S., the Arabs are now cteditlng Moscow , not Washington. In New York early last week. the foreign ministers of Jordan and Lebanon privately called the U .S.·Soviet joint statement a "tremendously important event." To them, lt signifies f\dl agreement by the two Nick Thimmesch supcrpoweri; on overall settlement. IT DOES no s~ch thing. Leading quest.ions between Moscow and Washington a.re in dispute. The Soviets have been given extraordinary bareaJninC advantages over crucial neeotlating pointa if -and lt la a very big if -Geneva is actual.Jy reconvened. But the· worst of the new atm~pbere Jitnmy Carter has built in the Mideast ls the great advantage he has unwillingly given Israel -and iti American backers -to humble Jimmy Carter Fully one week before the joint U.S . .SOvlet statement was made public, Mr. Caner and Jarael were on a collision course with no exit in aigM. The Issue was Palestinian participation ln a pan-Arab delegation at a reconvened Geneva conference. On that issue and even on the u ue of "rights" for the Palestinian people. Mr. Carter had strong political support. When the battle with the American Jewish community· be&-. the President would bold hlah cards. Now, followtn1 the joint U.S . .SOviet announcement, that battl~ bas ~gun ln earnest, ., but wit}J an emotional UnkJ01 ot the J&wt.sb and antJ·Soviet lob- bies. ' "gion'a oil riches more tban • • they fear that continuing hraeJi • intre.nsicence will brina a war l wbich could wreck the economies 1 Oltheinduatrial democracies. . .• -•• _or a IJisplay of 'Cour~ge' to Join th~. SOviets~ This country•s Pl'<>-lanel lobby 'b7 it.sett has undermined peace ertorts of recent American President~; Mr. Carter.now must also face the full POtency of the anti-Soviet bloc on Cap.it.ol Hill. Typical Of conservative Republicans whc>lhl 1upport for' : tbe Carter 'Mideast peace plan has been undereut i.t Sen ·Malcolm Wallop of Wyomin1. \ wbo called the joint U S.&vlet . declaraUon "an act t\ity ... • Little tr any political:'J>l.arming ·seems t.o have iOOO Into Mr. Carter• atest atte1Dpt o reconv n& tbe 1973 Gen a • f,O f T~Ce. Tbece lt'.U DO ~ dYa ce ~onsultation itb epnp, stdnal leaders. They ould have arned a1aU11t •,btiJtCini Moecow back Co the t Midbst action after Henry Kis1in1er had skillfully kept .. UtemQut. • r NO.R DID White Howse aides . understand how U.S . .S9viet partnersbip played into the bands o! laraet•a Op,POSition to the • carter lu. Tbe iWbite l:losue ·reaction at th1s "riling Is wonderment at the outcry. WASHINGTON -President Ca..rter showed aut.'henlic coura&e in joining the Soviets in pysbi~ rw a Middle Easl peace wnlerence in Geneva this year. ~ f cially ro terms of the \an~ige the two superpowers Jgt'¥dort. AlrtadY, ~ c:atches unholy hell from the American Jewish lobby lsraet relec:t.fxl ·,.Lb jotnt d "~. claratiob. P r ) m ' Mini~ttr Menacbem Bealp. o,p;. _ hearlnt the, news •ln ·, advance. f'ell • t inlo sucla a s ge ol ~baust!on tbat ht had to be hospitalized. But aro6nd the ~ otber nations cheer this e.ncou.r.aiing American display of e5edneas for tlle purpose of I pea~ to Tsl'aelis and ArabS Irle. • The Onjted Slates and the Soviet Union a1 co-chairmen of the Geneva Peace Conference on the Middle East called for discussion of: withdrawal of political lndependence of all states anvolyt>d; establishment of demilitarized zone4. manned by U.N. troops or observers to assure secure borders for Israel and the Arab st.ates; willinpess by the United States and the Soviet Union to take part in these guarantees. JSRAEL WON'T buy this, and al lhil point all the Arab nations haven•t either. But there is much Bood BeM• in the declaraUoo. and 11 fsrael and the Arab nali~ can't Cl.nd their way to Geneva on this basis, then both arc trul>' intransigent. Jbe declarpt1on is really just a restatement of U.N. resolutions pass4td long a20 and quite faioiliar to alJ nations. there is nolhiog new in the withdrawal q"'estion. The <?onquered territories, including the West Bank, are Arab as any vialt.or to the ar~a readily can see. What is new in the Israeli discussion ol the occupled Janel is Begin's dream-talk ~bout an expanded Is~aeJ . one encompassin" the ceography of tht Old Testament U.S. policymakers try to JustilY the deal with Rusala on ~that tbe Soviet Union. as co-chairman of the Geneva · Israeli military forces from Arab Though scoCfed at by many pundits. Begin's dream comes from his dedication to hard pnnt·tple!> set down by the Jewish L1berahoo Movement in HH8 <the Palestloion Liberation Movement isn't the only one around!). to wit: The Hebrew homeland, on both bank.a of the ~ is a full J>M1aer' ill ile • qv"9f1.Veninl. Jn fact, noth.inf coa1d i.MeP llOac:ow away fri>m Genova. Kicked out by EIYPl ,and ui shakY ter~ with Syria, territory captured in 1967· assurance of the leg1t1m ate •srlghts" of the Palestln1~n people; an end to the atate d war between Israel aad Arab stat.es. and recognition or the sover- eignty, territorial integrity and ••• 'Che Firsi Licfat Bul!J . Utas _lltt. · 3 ""~ .... ,.,, ,,to.. I""'· 7' deawalor : cclaft flOni ,... a'lh ._ IO m.. pcnlll$. : 'IM:le Cll6s art.....,, .. poca far .. ~ . ......,......,..__ . . . . . • . . $ 395 ~ 1 Sq. Yd.: • • • . ~ALLY fNSTALUD • Scrv9 Incl~ hecwy : 2.00 carptf padding ; Pff ytl. {114} '70-5212 ,. Jordan River, ts a histori<!al and over its nelabbc>rs tJlat lt cao who is al~ chairJ>erson ot the, geoarapbical whole; tbe partit· estabtisbnewJewtshsettlements Isra~li Leafue for Humy ion of the bomeland is an Illegal on Arab !ailds, invade Lebanon Rilbts, complained that h& h~ act and does not bind the Jewish whenever lt feels like it <aa tt far more tree speech iD lat~ people; the task of this has> and t.lNmb its nose at the tbanlntheUniteclstates. _ generalim (Begin's> is to reunite Carter Administration. Dr. Shabak spent his boyhoOd lhedh1dedparttofttiehom•Jand • Sbiin•o. Pe.res, leade.r of in aNa.ziconcentratloncampfn and establish Jewish sover-Israel's Labor Party1 spoke the Poland. migrated to Israel when eignty. truth Jut weekend wnen be said the Jewi!tl state was formed aDll the new American stand means fought the Arabs. His Isr.U BEGIN'S IS the weuaie Of a tb•t Israel is now in. an patriotism is ~uestioned. BUt v1s1ooary,would·becooqueror,a unprecedented stat4t of be def'eods the civil rithta Napo~, a Mussolini, a HiUer. international isolation. He ls Palestinia~ Arabs who 'are One of the st~rllng qualltie9 or wrong, however. if he feel$ the • pet,•cuted and tortured,_by Begin is that be makes it clear UnJtedStatee does not stilt cuar· Jaradi aUthoritiea ud, for ~ where be stands. an tee the a'ecurity or lsraeJ; for Teasoo. vanous .Jewish ~'hi The adamant opposiUon lJl of· we do, and should. That 4oes not tbe United States wUl not allb+i ficiallsnel to the U.S.&viet de-mean t~at tbe United States him to speak to Jewbb audiences clllratlon ls upected. Jsrael cannot develop and execute a here. He and J.F. Stone. \b today ls conteot wttb the pr-esent fore~ policy in our national · prominent Jewish AmeriCID sltuatkm of holdinf such an over· interest. Moreo•el', lataelts~ commentat.r, sha.ro· the sam whelming mllit.ary superibrity at GeneVa. to negotiate freely, to views on Israel, and no.r even accept. <Jr reject any proposall Stone flnm it difllcwt to apeak ma~~. his mind ii:a the United Stat.ea. . NOW THE American Jewisb • AU. THIS is a shame, for 1e~ lobby will bowl and pr~ure like historically have t>een l= it never has before. This lobby advocates of divene opinion has subsidized politicians. free speech. Are tbe so-cal fd , / threatened and punished spokesmenforAmericanJewsao 11 journalists (inclutHne American afraid of other viewpoints or Jewish journalists>. persuaded reasonable proposals that ~ Congress to grant enormous mustsnuffoutsucbexpression!• military and economic aid to Let there be free discusslOD, Israel, shut oCC free speech ~d a and if there is a Geneva Peace heretofore unchallenged ~d on Conference -as Presideet. our government. Jimmy Carter Carter so earnestly wets -.it ia now 4&btin& this lobby, and p~ea, ~adls aDd Ar .tll .;;/ Ulat~ courqe. uve Qae:lr NY· At l~ the • ReCerit.11. a ~laltin1 prof~ :WillbecU:sc: .ADd\boV • from Hebrew University tn St~ WtU not allow Jarael tO Jerusalem, Dr. Israel Shabak. dOWDtbedrUD. il I! 1, t .... DAIL v PH.OT QUEENIE By Phil lnterlandi Groaeth ltlonitor South County Curbs Okayed A new program that could live a areen light. a cautioo 11en&J or a stop aJen to new development proposed In South Oranae County wu ap,proved by county supervisors Wednesday. The so.called development monitoring program also was transferred from the county's plannlng d epartment, the Environmental Management Agency. to tbe County Admlnlstrallve Office. 111AT MEANS THOSE responsible for the program will be under the arm of county research analysts rather than those county ottlc!a.la who are responsible for land we planning. Tom Tousignant, ~anaier of the protram, said county analysts will estimate populations for the Slext one, three. five and ie yean along with the number ot homes expected to bowie tboee residents. ,.~., ......... BIRTHPLACE EYED Ex..prffldent Nixon . OBITUARIES I ORANGE COUNTY • Group Seeks Historical, Sit.e Okay_ YORBA LINDA (AP> -A non· profit community 1roup 1aya It hopes to buy Richard M. Nixon's birthplace from the Yorba Linda Schoo& Dbt.rtct and open it to tourists as a historical site. The Nixon Birthplace Foundation,• loose coallUoo of el1ht local onetime Nixon support.era, plans to ofter tho district $12$,000 for the former president'• old home and lts surfOWldinc 1.3 acres of land dwina a scbool board meeting today, the group·s vice chairman, Roland Bjeonaer, announced Tue~. "It's anticipated the board would reapond favorably to the ofter," Superintendent Sterling Fox said .. Y&at would you aa•t to 10 wUb ~ lick.Una pme lbow?"' Those calculationa Will~ matched with data on roads needed to handle traffic, water supplies, sewage capadtJ•, u ..,eU natural 1u and electricity s upplies, Toualcnant. Pair Face Trial in Robberies BIGONGER, A LOS Anceles area businessman, st.Id he'll take a IS,000 cuhier's check to the board meetln1 to back up his ll'OUP's offer, which will live tho (01,U1dation a> ~ &o fund the balance, he added. For the Record ........ n.JOHPMM06~1TAL. s..tf'Mwe.ttn . .. r • .._ ~ ~,, PUl!tll, l.l Toro, '"· ~ ... "" .._ MtL ~rt~. Irvine, :'J -Mtt. lllt'lmlfld \1•11 Slui., 1,.w.1111v. u.--11,1911 ·Mr . ....s Mn. vv111i.m ... ltw , Irvine, 9111. SA•a.EMUtTI. OCN•itALHOS~ITAL ""11MU1tt1, 1m Mr. -MT .. 'nltoNta ,,...,.._,_ Caplttr-e..dl,lloy. S•PTWHlt D, 1'77 Mr. elld Mra. L41rrr Si.a, Sa• c..,.,.,...., Qlt1. Mr. •fld MB. TtnY DouQIM, 0-"91nt,boy. Slll'TaQllt .. ttn Mr, and Mrs. liWllldt ~. S-.1'*1 c.es1,.... ... .. . "'"._. ... .,,, . IN.WldMrl.~~-SM ~.,. IN. fllt1I Mf'S. ~ ldlltW, ca.. ..... tlrt. • ,,,, ,,,.,, Mn. """' .. ,.. ,,_ GIP!•-."'"· Mr. •M M.,. Thomn M•rll,..a. ,...,,..,_'-'l,91r1. ~-71,1'11 ""' .,,,, Mrt. tlil'C;ftOla 0t ... ...,, .. ~ J11411 ~ .. ,,_.Doy Mr. •no Mrs, lerry Conu. 4•n C.•-.9'•1. ~,.,,.,7 Mr. -Mn. ....... Afteu-0.... "°'"Ltlfl. """'*" .. 1'11 Mr. 1'111 MfL M~I 5ri., S.n c•-.tm. "''· -Mt1., ~ """1-, lrvlM , 9'tl. "'" ... ,,,.,. .. ~. ~. 0-,..,.t...,. aa.w '· lf'7 • Mr. eNI Mrs.._,,,. G....,.11, OaMl'oltlt,My. 0c--.z.1m Mr. -Mn. OavlO "-trllGll, Ug.,... N19uet,91n Mr. and Mr1. Oenl.. Bolat, San u ........... ,.,, • Mr. •IOCI Mr•. J•m•1 O•vl•, San C.•-•,bOy IN ADDmON, AT supervisors suggestion data on the caq>acity of scboola, public transportation and flood control improvements also Will be included. TOO&lpant said the chart.a reproduced through the monitoring Protram wUI p?Ovide colol' codes. Two West.mlnster men accuaed on arrest ot rob- bing a number ot motdl, a supermarket and "We're reasonably sure money will be forthcominc from private donOl"s," Blgonger claimed. The sale of the Nixon birth.Place •Ul not become final until the Oranie County Board of Supervisors approves lt also, Fox said. severalJndJvlduaJs in the THE SCHOOL DISTRICT bouabt 30 days preced.lna their lbe Nixon birthplace in the l.IMOs when apprehension have been A green code will indicate tbe service can handle addJUonal development, yellow that the service is approaching ita capacity, oran1e that it is criUcaUy near capacity and red that capacity has been reached. Science Class Set For Handicapped ordered to face trial Oct. _iiiiiiiiiiiiii:ai--~iiiiiWiiiiiiii;•;;;iiiMi;i;;;;;;;;iiiiii~~~~iiiii;~iiiiii·~i 17 in Oranee County SuperiOI' Oourt. JORN C. HOY, VICE chancellor ot university and student affa.in, aald tbe project is made ~ible by a $26,000 arant from the National Science FOUbdation. Grants t.otallng $U8,1S5 were awarded by the foundation to 11 lnstituUons for use on such projects. UCI Is the only California lnatltutJon to receive one of the a1ent.s. "Unlvenltles are no• reallslni they must encourqe handJcapped .tudent.I to fw'ther their education," said CynthJa Johnson. d1reetor-of the UCI Career Plann1D1 and.Placement Cent.er. "They also know they must modlf1 tbe envtrcnment at the univensit.Y so these studenta can auc:eeed." UCI oftlclala will lnvlte students from Orange Coast, Golden West. Santa Ana and S.cldleback CoUe1es plus the Oranae Unified, Newport-Mesa Unified and the Anabetm and Hunlinlton Beach Union ffieh School Districts to participate in the six month project. THE ftRST BA.LP OP the project will involve .. outreach vi.ait.s'.;.t>,y handicapped aclenee students at UCJ to the different bllh ~ And eommWilly collese campuses. J DuHQt tM ~ SCMdWiid to M;m ln eafb' November, UCI mktents ~serve u ~Je mode& for the yoc.rqu 1tudems to d~ate that handicappeit people can pursue CaNefl lD science at the university Jevel. The MCCDd hall ot the project wW be a series of half-day worbb<>P9 1t UCl duttnr hlch tbe prospective aelenee etudenta trill learn about academic llC"Olfams lt~ Co eeieMe careers and various career options. They allO will be told of aQY pbyaical requlrementa related to ~eace careen. Judce H. Warren Knilbt 1et the trial date for Robert William Koey Jr., 21, and i'rank James Forgione, ·20, botb of wbom are held in the county jail with bail set 1 at$50.000. Both men face trial on 12 counts of armed rob- bery and ei&ht counts of · burglary. Kozy ad- ditionally fJces charaes stemmme from bis alleg- ed escape from a branch faciUty ot the county JaU a week before the assert- ed crime spree betan. It is allqed the wave of burglaries and rob- be r ie a toot place between March 6 and ' Aprtl6. Moonlit• Sal s.i. o# 8alea '"" Fr1. nit• 7 to lO p .m. It Huntington Center. PUBUC NOTICE Special Purchase! . -...... ~-..._ ......... --... ~ .... ..-..-....... --~ .... ..-'.'-.....-:::-~-~ ..-----........................... ... • " . Fine crystal, china .u, European furniture. bronzes. n1es, oils end many other Items. Hundreds of .. • SCIENCE I MISCELLANY EflflPi Bound Actress Bette Davis arrives al London's Heathrow Airport enroute to Egypt where she will take part in the filming ot Agatha Christie's "Murder on the Nile," which also stars Peter Ustinov, Maggie Smith and David Niven. TOKYO <AP> Chinese scientists have discovered another 100,000-year-old human fossil in North Cblna and decided it may h've been a de-• scendant ot "Peking Man,·• the otti.dal Hsinhua news Agency said. Hsinbua said Wednesday a lar&e rart of a well-preserved parietal bOOe-the roof o the skull -was the biggest such fossil found in China ln the past decade. It and a number of other human fossils were labeled '1tsuchiayao Man" after the location where they were found, the agency added. IT SAID CHINESE SCIENTISTS thought Hsuchiayao Man may have been a descendant of Pekin& Man because of a slmHarity in phys1caJ <'haracteristics JAat ye.r.. &&nhu d Chme5e scientists studyinc foHlls of the Yuanmo apeman ln southwest China decided that China had apemen llYinl 1.7 million years a10. one miJUon years earlier than the Peking Man first thought to be China's earliest apeman. Later last year. It reported the finding or a 100,000.year-old foss ilized human skull fragment in North China's Sh ans I province. Hsiilhua reported early this year the finding or an 8 miJUoa-year·old ape's jaw-bone. It said scumtlsts considered this evidence thatSoutb China was an important area where the earliest burnans developed. · SJC Class Hails Mission ~tory Fugiti;ve OD Film Man on Rwi Lives Dangerously LOS ANGELES (AP> -Two tiings you probably wouldn't want to do if you were a man on the run Crom the Jaw: get a bit part In a naUonally televised rnovie and eJve your stor1 to a feature writer on a blg·city newspaper. Bill Foulon. however, did both because he likes to five dange~ly. THAT'S WHY HE cllmbed down a rope through the roof of a bowling alley to rob the place; that's why he and a buddY snatched a safe from a bar across ff'9m the Medford, Ore., police station; that's why, he says, he appeared as an extra In the TV movie "Young Joe : The Forgotten Kennedy" and gave his story to the Los Mieles Times within six months of escaping from Oregon State Penitentiary. l'ouloo. 30, walked out of prison last May While serving Ume for some of the «her exciting but Illegal t.runts he did. He found MIP from friends along the way, and e~ntually eot the extra part as a British aolcijer ln a pul>acene In the Kennedy movle. I thought, 'I'm 1010g to &et !n thu picture if I can." Get J.n it he did. and he watched the movie on television when he arrived in Los Angeles two weeks ago. "I saw 1t. In fact, I called a lot of my friends and quite a few ot 'em saw il; my cousin, my folks saw me. and everybody got a kick out of that." OREGON AUTHORITIES know that Foulon has escaped and they know he told the world about il. "l guess it's really no big deal." said Wayne Eatherly, records officer at Oregon State Penitentiary. "Of course. we'd like to get him back We're going to ask the Los Angeles poJicetolookforhim " A friend at Foulon's describes the fugitive as a warm, sensitive boy, a good student and fine athlete who couldn't cope with growing up in a poor family. The friend, a young man with no police record, has been hidine Foulon In Los Angeles. "I DON'T CONSIDER Bill a criminal." the friend uld. ~y. October 13, 1977 DAIL y PIL.OT A "f SAID TO myself, 'Hey, I don't want to be way back then! ... .If I'm going to be ln a movie, l want to be in it.' So I just went up and made myself a place at the bar and was watching the camera to see what was going on. "I know he did the things he was charged with, but I think back, and---------~~-::-:----~~-=-~--=--:...~~~-:.:--:-:~~ he'~ been a friend. I 'II tell you, though, it does make you nervous." He says he's tried to get Foulon to give himself up, to no avail. "I think he sees himself as actor Davld ·31$32 and 3/$4a • Shirts-by-the-box s ·a.1e1 • Sefect any three shirts from the incredible assortment we've gathered for you from our Via Europa and Savile Row colleotl.ons. We'll box them and you'll pocket sensa11onat savings. 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Men's FumfShi1'g's ' seats were atm aviitable for ''H}jfOlical San -,-----...,.._ ....... _-:--~~~r--~--......,-'!""-.....:=.._o..1 Juan,•• a San .Juan Capistrano Recreatioia Department clan covmna the bbtory and folklore or the 200-year-old ml.ssl01> clty. Instructor Pam Hallan. author of "Doi Cientos Anos in San Juan Capistrano,·• is a life.Joni resident of San Juan. . 'lbe elasa Js held from 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. Salut· days at city otnces. auoo Paseo Adelanto. Fee is $1f it can be paid at city offices between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. throueh Friday or at the clus on Saturday. ........ • ,. Formorei.QformaUon, phone493-11'11. GRAND OPENING FRIDAY., OCTOBER 14th COMllMAM»sel • VIKl'llLC>qulST . • MAGtC • IAU.OOM • AMMALS . """" FUN FOa THI WHOA.I FAMILY YISR' US FOi: AN'119UIS Ii COLl.ICT All.IS FROM ALL ova THI WORLD LAMPS • IOOKS • MlllORS PUINrtuU. ~ 9fc. al Ck Schield Jr., holds tiny fawn found wandering the streets of Huachuca City, Ariz. The white-tailed deer apparently • wandered into the city from the nearby desert. The animal will be sheltered until old enough to be turned loose. ro-wn Leading n GOP Polls ••YOU KNOW TBB FO&llVtd lo tbea>ast.•• oun1er said. ..If a Republican runnint for ~wernor ••. wants to win. that candidate bas Cot to 15 percent of the Democratic vote. split the dependent vote and 1et 95 jereent or the ~CP\lbli. can vote." · Y9W1Cer said bis polls 1b0w be can get the id 15 percent of the DemOctatlc voi. and half independent vote, "The thing we're misSlng ls that important epubllcan vote," he said in a plea for party unity. IN A PARTISAN 8PEECll opening tbe two-day conventicm, Younger, ~· <1 four GOP contenders or &ovemor sebedaledto address1be YO\unteer-del· aat.es, attacked Brown's record on jobs, crime. agriculture and taxes. £lob Opens . . Donor Fee P~u · By TlleA.ISoelatedPl'eu The once-exclusive President's Club, an ention ot Democratic fUnd·ral.sera, ian't what it eel to be. It ii OJ)elliDC its membersblp' rolls to an· bo can scrape up a $15 dclllation to tbe Democratic atioo&l Committee. )IQbe it's e'ridence thatDemocrala areaetUna Ol'•demOcratic. WHEN' LYNDON B. JO.UNsoN WU president. embenhlpa coet ~ a head. Fest that kind of oney. you stood a pretty sOod ehance of 1eWnc '*'to a state dinner et the Whlte House or. at e Just. an lnvitattoa to one '1 a sertes ol reatonal his at which LBJ' abOWed up to shake every nd. · In thoSe dQs,. and on these occaaions, the ell-heeled dooors cot their pictures taken with .lobnsOn. •who subsequently aent them personally scrit;ed prmta. President Carter bas ju.st put his facsimile ·cnatu.re -a simple "JilllD'lY" -on a mass 1~~~· ~to prospective members of tbe revamped rt• t.'s Club. And this is what be says you now aeUoryour money~ """"' -' ·---. LAW/POLITICS ' . Retiree: Expects Old Job Back. By Tbe Associated Pftas After 38 years as master of a small boat harbor on San Francisco Bay, John Mackenbauseolostbi& city Job last May l because or a state law requirin& him to retire at67, But California as about to become the first slate m the Uruon to abolish mandatory retirement for bolh public and private employment. and Mackenhaw;en ii; once again a harbor master. He is workmg under a temporary consuitlnl contract· until the new law. ending mand'atory reUrem~t 1 becomes effective Jan. 1, and he can be restored of: ficially to the payroll. · "I PLAN TO BE HERE, AND I expect to get my old JOb back," said Mackenbausen. "I have good health, and I'd hate lo retire. U I reUre, I'm afraid I'd probably just go downhill. I want to keep working, keep active, keep alert." The California law, signed by Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr last month, gives employers two ~us to renegotiate uruon contracts and chance peaaion plans. It aoes one step further than a bill ap))roffd last month by the U.S. House of Representatives and now before the Senate. P_us~~d by organizations repreaentinf Americas &rowing semor citUen populaUoo -the National Council of Senior Cititens, the Gray Panthers, the National Council on the ADn.1 · -it would raise from 65 to 70 the are when emp1oyers may require workers to retire, allhouah many pensions will still begin at 6S or earlier for those who wish to retire. THAT WOULD BE THE FIRST national cbanse in the 65-year-old retirement standard since the Social Security system set that a1e in 1935. The California law and the Congressional bill which sailed through the House by a 359-to.4 margin, have suddenly drawn·publlc attention to the major social changes that might result from the 10jectioo of thousands of elderly people into the work force. President Carter, while favoring the end of mandatory retirement al 65, bas asked that no change be implemented for a year so the impact can be studied No one seemi; to know exactly what might happen. A 1974 Louis Hartis survey indicated that one-third of th0:>e aged 65-69 would work at least part-time and that would add 2.8 million people to the work force, raismg the unemployment rate to nearly 10 percent, and much more for teen·agers and members of minorities. But the Senate Committee on Human Resources says only 200,000 people, or two·tenths of 1 percent or the labor force. would choose to work beyond 65 and the rest would retire on Social Security and pensions. TWELVE STATES BESIDES California have laws pus!Wtg back or abolishing the retirement age. But these laws apply to either private or public e~ployment, not to both, as in California. A thirteenth state, Alaska, bas a law simllar to California's. but a court suit has delayed its ef. fective date indefinitely. OUR LOWEST PRICE EVER! Our~ medean outmndrnaeollOiel ~wtlleh tnebiM 1M1 to Mlllhfa, bMuttfllf Pl'*' cerp.tlng .. 18.00ott CM nigulM'prtc.I OoeOf ourbetl Miiers, en extra '*VV ""t::,f-.Ulllt ·~ ttlat h" bMf1 tMct..t tor I plfformence. Vou'NeutetoftndU. exact cofot for your decor In ttM wide cfM)foe of """'9en bright lusn colon. NYLON HI-LO ~~'"&$399 Mlftt/, lftredMI fll.lo pehm. A'l1lllabll In popular tweed COien. $Q. YD, CUT & LOOP STYLE Brandnewrnultl-sees coloration•.,. blended with the Ut'llQUlf ~pluehtor _, • ea. vo. *ftinO MW took. Avall.ible In e multl·tone cotor.. SANTAANA 2911 So. li"llNI , ..... .._...,.._c..t,... .. s111r•• 556-8287 . . Harbor Master Await& Siate Pen8ion· Eaw ... The 12 are Connecticut. FlorJda, Ua-.vau. lllinois, lowa, Maine, Maryland, Montana, Nevada, New Jersey, New Mexico and South Carolina. Belter health care has increased the percentage of AmerJcans 65 and older to a record 23 million -10 percent of the population -and this has fueled what some describe "5 the new emphasis olf human rights for the •1ed. Inflation is helpina to -..... ,.,.,_,...... .....-...._ ---........... .....-....._ ........... ......-...._ ---............_ ................... -.... ~;er~ ••-der Cite lt•rr-t.,_.t t .. t Jtrf!sellC"' .. ~ fa tlte ~en of •..r.Metec.,.'. -----------..-: -----------.............. ~~~;;kfor7e~.:Cbinr fixed r«irell)ent incomes, and a Social Security Admlniatratioo survey reported that a majority ol retired recipients sar, they are healthy eza~ah to work. Blll1TON MCFE'l'au>GE, A le1l.slative aide who worked on tho C~fomta law, uUmattd that between 5 ~ 25 ~~~nt of tbe 50,000 Californians who retire IUlD118..U1 at 65 will continu• working under tbe new li)f>'.. •Ila that would add no more than u.~peopletoaworkTorceoflO.lmillion. McFetridae said be is more inclined to believe. the lower fi~. and roost workers who did not • retire at 65 wOutd cootinue workinf only two or three more years. 1be experience of the federal civil service· supports this. Only 1.$ percent ot civil servants have utilized a proaram tbat allows workers to continue after 65. • But employers say those n11mbers are de· ceiving because retirements create promotions as well as new jobs. '111A.T DOMINO EFFECT WAS THE main point raised in CaliCornia by Leonard Grimes, the only black m Brown's cabinet Grimes argued strenuously for Brown to veto the California measures · With our co n cern about the high unemploym t amo{ll y~ ~pie, paruaularty 'alllonf in!OOriUea, ~w can w tJke d , let J)eople sbl,y on forever and vvf" <1rim lced. "M~t peqlle who have worked 40 yeara on the job haH worked up Jn to some kind ot 11uperv~ PoSlt· ion. It's not one Job for one job lt's a ntw enteyjob for llll unemployed youtb. and lt'1 promotions for mlnOriUet and. women and othera .it...J&P.,.,.,..",_._ ladder ... But Brown aaid he view d tho repeal or mandatory reUrement u an effort to "liberate human enereY to the bonent of all the people. · "I FIND IT BAaD TO Understand a 1oclet1 that bas a problem with peqple who want to work We cannot atford to squander the human talent Ula Pretrently Jan1ulshes Jn the backwaters oC our society." • McFetrid1e says hla studies show that 9 percent of the nation's work force is employed by firms that don't have mandatory retirement plans " "and we can't detect much difference" between those fll'JX't5 and the 41 percent wttb mandal~' • retirement plans. He and others ar1ue that ' COll~ trend to earlier retirement more than offsets the small number who want to rema!A on th job after 65. The U .s . pepartment oC Labor aay1 .82 perc~nt; (See aE'l1REMENT. Pa1e ~) • AtLERGY? (714) 543-9624 Recorded Message HLEIGY CONTUl EOUHDATIOH Bu 1513, Oraa11 ta 92661 Writ• for~ lllforw.ti• Sales Jump FOil THE PROFISSIOMAL TOUCH: SACRAMENTO <A P> Taxable sales in California tb111 spring Jumped to SU.8 billion up 21> percent above their level in the 1prln1 of 1976, the state reported. 'Ibe gain of u.1 bWlon was the seccnd laraest from ooe.sprtnc -April through June -to another ID 20 years. DECO INTERIORS IMTSUOR PlAMNIMG AMI> CONSULTING c ....... tMctt.. .................. c ...... . ........................... ~ ........ .... Visit Our Design ShJdK) . .!'::.Zet:.!~~~v:c.. 4fM20.Z WESTMINSTER 15331 ....... ~c:.t.'ltM& ...... 893-7546 Hair Tests Screen Leaming Disability WASIDNGTON <AP> -CanadJan researcben have found unuaually ..... bi~h and IQw levels of tnce m tall .in the hair of children with l~arntnc dilabHIUea, lndJcatJni bt1lr tests may be useful 1n scr nine for children with the problem. Dr. Robert O. Pihl, associate protesaor of r;.rcholoay at McGill Uoiversity, H d 31 Jearnlne dlaabted cbtldren teated In Montreal were dllUngullhed froqi 22 normal chlldren by hair ana.lyais alone. PIHL SAID IN AN 1nterv1ew lbat the origin of tbe trice rnetals varlaUon~ and· bow they i:nay be fact.orl .in laamin1 cliaablliti~ are unknown. BJ JOYCE IAJN KENNEDY Deu J'oyce: In a coluinn about employmltlt interviews, you sta~ Ulat it'• oby to ask if the apPllcant is a U.S. citben and to require clilzen.sbip. Wblle Ttt.Je VII o{ the 1964 Civil Jtights Act does not, in itself, protect alielll on the ,polnt or caUzensh1p, the ~.S. Court d Appeals at New Orleans has l\lled that the Civil Rights Act of 1811 dote Offer •ucb protection. Ttto court ruling <Gu na v. Mancbeeter T~aJ Corp., in•> concluded that under the 1863 Jaw, a non-citizen ~annot be denied employment merely •on the~ ot hu noo-ciUzen status • You should have lndlcated that, like :aJJ conditions or employment. erequlrinf citizenship mu~t be a bona tide Q<:C auonaJ ~tJa,.IJcalJoo. : -J . W , Cotmnbus, Ohio YOU'D alGBT. ACCOaDING TO lawyere wlth wbom I checked. Whlle ~e U.S. Supreme Court has not yet truled on alien 1tatus in private •mployment, to be completely beyond ch~e. employen 1hould go easy on dti.zeaahlp queations wbeD filling• ltlon tbat does not rahonallr ~~eD.lb1p. bOie real &rqrest Q IOngritty, and in avoldlnJ Ule hiring of Ultgll aliens, can safety uk .. Do you bave the right to rernaht petmll.nently ln the United Stat.es?" Th&W Cor writlnf. · "OCCUPAnONS IN Del'Gand at • Job SerVice Mien" 11 the federal Labor Deputment'1 new national el· Cort to tell p_eople bat jobs are available, what they p , and where obvious brain or ntrvedama1e. J they are l0tated. The report 11 a compUaUoa or occupations m05t Ul demand dw'inl the previous month ln public employment service Job Banlu; acrou the country. MOit of the jobs listed are at entry level pay; they may be filltd by the time YoU ... the report. Nevertheless, became a review ol several it1ues will be useful in identifying oc cupations ror which there's a continuing high call, this i.a a iood educational resource Educators or any other readers who wish to receive "Occupalio".\. in Demand" each month can sf'nd a J>O&tcard ~uest to me, care of the DailJ P.Uot l':,O. Box 1$. Costa • Mua ~-Pledl make sin. we can read your name, address and :lip. Because the government mallin1 Ult, Is automated, it may be a couple of months before you receive your fint report. My olCer to facllitale gettln1 your name on the "Occupations in Demand" mallinl uat ends n.c. 31, 1977. Doo 't delay. October 14tli, 15th, 16th Fr.id(ly, 2 and 7 R.m. Saturday, 1 ancl 3 p.m .. Sunday, 1and3 p.m. · AJI the fun and thrills of a bi9 time art auction right at your nearby Broadway. See collect or's items by Plc21sso, Chagall, Braque, Calder, Miro, Dall, Max, Rockwell, Neiman. Renner, Russell, Van Howd, Remington, McCain, Phillips, Murphy, Weav~r, plus works by new emerging talents. Over 150 oils, watercolors, lithographs, drawings and ek:hlngs. You're sure to find something to fit yqvr budget. Bids start as Jow as 10.00. You could win a valuable door prize! A work of art worth at least 50.00 wJll be given away as a door pnze: Get in on the bidding ... Tihe Broadwa!l · Oranae 2300 North TuSlfn Street Second rtoor (714) 99&-1311 I ) Thursday, October 13 1977 DAJL y PILD°T A l l 1'1~f},, Senior Airman Louise Young. who stands S·feet.tall. uses a stool to measure Airman Basic Suzanne Henerson. 6'2" during processln1 at Westover Air Force Bu~. Maas . Both are Air Force Reservists. UCI Grad Wint Regional Award Wayoe Teeter, an electrical englnffrinf eraduate student at UC Irvine, hu won third plate tn a wtstem reeional contest sponsored by the Institute of Electrical •nd ElectJullc Engineers. Teeter WJS awarded ~for a paper entlUed .. A Minicomputer Virtual Memory System." Before the regional contest, Teeter nnW>ed first. in Orange County and Loe Aftieles ar•acompetition. Children Studied By~CIA? NEW YORK <AP) -Two European 1ummer camP' designed to bring children t.oaethtr from around the world to get a be1tu understanding ot each other were studied by the CIA to identify potential reorulte for the agency, according to NBC News. NBC Nao saJd the CIA patd for a study of adoJ.e4centi In lhrN Texas cities bet..-een lBSB and 1980 to det· ermine how children behaved without adult superviston THE INTELLIGENCE •senc:y studied chtldren at camps in Honeross. Norway, and ~ttnl\a, Aus \fia, in 1959 •nd 1980 as "SubJ>rOJect 103" of. top HC.-el CIA progro.m called Mlt \Jltrt. the net."orlc reported. Children's lntematioftal Summer Villaae, wbJch . ran the campa, did not know of the CIA study, NBC said. The network quoted a CIA document u 1tatin( that the •ummer camp atudy "will anlst tn the ldenllficaUon of promisinl youn1 forelan nationals or U.S. nationals who may at any time be ot c11rect interest to the company," which tbe network said me•nt possible CIA recruits. NBC u1d the studies ol •e2 adolescents in Texas secondary schools in San Antonio, Austin and El Paso took place in 19S8 and 1959. CAllOLYN SHERH', one ol the authors of the study, waa unaware that her work wu be1q tor by the CIA, lhe network said. "Our restarch couldn't possibly be of aqy value to t.be CIA. • • and if they wlJUed to read abOut it. lt'a all betn published. You eu Cet ft at tbe llbrary,••sbetotd NBC. All OAlt.Y PILOT MARMADUKE . by Brad Anderson BOOMER FUNKY WINKERBEAN ~ 'TRUE, 1HE LIFE OF A L£Af. 16 500Rf I BUf EVE>.\ A STA~ '~ -me: HEAU£t-l~J&UlHI~ U\JE5 811 •. UO~ OF 't't:AR& I Mlt:iT aetTUALL(.) BURN our A...io OIE ! CASEY 44Aa·- 4S ~.=.~ • Pmlt"'*': "1,: . 4tF .. Uuloa -.J. • ~' ,\"' 2WOfft ••• I !~. 49Klndofcar A m1tlA tlr • 1 •• 10t"~of 60=C!Nltlf ~ , .. , ' I< ctlak:fdOny It Ballthtlirt ~ A :ml ia 11 1'' t•ltltd 2'&ttw'OOm--i-~ •• .Lim H -• ~-. f 5 M9111C , 'ti-tu re • ~ A l ,. r r c 1.,., lar111 &SAtta1l1hop j .!~1 ' 'I * ~ ~I -''." WOf'lltr: of Old;2 J A 1 H I ~ lllforlllll MWde H 1 l a 18 Building 56 Actor bnm Miehlel 17 Ortelt lltttr 1 e Ruotvld eo NM • problt1111:2 81 P .. MOt wor~ 82 Cofrodt 20 G•nlln t3 SUnday article • II I: AbOt' 21 Playing card 04 Ha•~• F .... •o "'-'eels of 23 Fttda Ille 11tono 12 HI "'lvtt .. ""I pol flavor 13 Apc>trtl 1n1cks '24 Privtlt 85 6pen11h I.tit 19 Artrfae111 '4 t Oou 1 ln•lr11ctor ga111 Ola•• houaehold 28 Bouquet DOWN 22 --and'"' Cllort , .... ,, 1 Not bar• 2'1 N American •2 Inf.,, 21Gavt looted lndlln '3Tum1ng "°'Hract 2 Pi.ca 10 • 211 Clan Potnl into ::'ng OM a embfttn 45 Tranapose 30 Mul111 i c!.poaltlona 27 ltgal men: ,6 ~':i~ type •xPt•aalng 4 Wm 1pe ., Abt>r. alma ,..; g 28C.nedltna 470vldfru1t 31 Made 1 .. M .... ":t1111 or Yankte• 'II Egg bollet's tntttake " 8""' gad911 321..acklng WOOdtn 29 Wiid revel 49 F'ull 01111 tf.lblhly tltlOA 30 Code jllvtn• 61 A.d/lltt Miii 30 Mal11t1 I Promltll'Q tor e>rOQerty 37 Open 1kln peraon 32 Worll• herd 53 Annul ulcer• 1 Approval: 33 &abject of• 54 Mall 38 Atctnt Informal pettnt btvtrlQt type: Prelhc 8 Ttndtt :M Gu for 5t FollOW 30 vaoua . I CotnPftlltftd hghlang cloaalJ specullllon 10 PoWettvl 35 R11IMd 57 Harem room 42 Enol••h ~••tr 37 Aun btlort 59 M-you / county 11 lHMn 1 aalt thefa?" I ' .._. ___ .. M1?5. 1~A f MAN fOLO M.€ ~6 ·o l.tKG 1b 8Uv' WV~ DttiNe'2. Uy Wm. F. Brown 11nd Mel Casson DR.SMOCK SOMe ~1-rw1-r SURE! ws~.,.. -ro A i.-o-r oi= "T"Rouei..e FO~ ON!! SMA&...L-CHUCKL.Ei! ! WlLL YOU Pl..£A5E C>rmu ..... ,, •• ..,..,_,.,..,. PICK UP THAT ABANDONED CAR ON MY BlOCI< ~ . PEANUTS co~cs I CROSSWOR6 · I 5HOOLD 11-HNK 'IOU'O 6E1 TIREO OF CRITICIZING ME BEOPLE I MISCELLANY Thurld.-, Octob9r 13, 1977 DAILY PILOT .4 J3 -I f White House: Not a Regular-Neighbor:fioad ~IASHINGTON CAP) -You o't catch them dropptng by to row a cup of su•ar or lean.int .erthefencefor a chat, but they , just the me: President arter's ncieh?>Qra. ~. Tbere'• Mary-the-1boppin1· art-lady, Jamt.t Ma1drol1Uan lamood and a person caUod \ the bird man," who feedl the taeoos~ Uie1ldowaJk. • I PAYl'IME TOU&lSTS. ClildnJibt dnmt• an,d round•tbo-tlOek picket., they nocJc all year· nc to the White House Uke oming piaeooi on a mi.ulon. • Many are nameless, homeless t:uls unsuccessfu.Jly seeking a ord with the President or onl)' (he security of the guarded, ' . ' well ·ltgbled i.tdewalk surroundinc the mansion, an oasia for them in a nei&hborbood deserted at ni&hlfall. The Carter family of Pennaylv~a Avenue doean't have what many people mi&ht call netpbors. To the south, they l()Ok Obt over an expan11ve lawn _.,d the Washingtop MontUMnt. To the east. tbere ls the Treuury Department buhcting, beyond that, omces, department etorea, souvenir shops and a somewhat seedy downtown fl'ea. TO THE NORTH, there ts Lafayette Park and more government offices. To the west, the Old Executive Office Build.In& and, beyond lt, modern buildJnes housing eovemment aeencies, banks and private of. fices. There is no ooe rJcht next door or Just down the at.reel. The nel1hborhood busUes in the daytime. Al ni1bt it cloHI down. Some evenin11 tht sidewalk ii empty, sa\te Cor a lone plcke\ c arryin• a alp procJatming to no one in particu.Jar his mesaqe - for peace, for relief from real or Imagined enemiee, for rltbtlnl a personnl lnjuaUce. Some ju.st flnd it a place to pus their mghta. TAKE, FOR INSTANCE, Mary Brandhorst. the rei(lling queen of.Carter's neighbors. For slx years, accordln1 to the White House euards, she bas carried her belon1io1a in a sboppUtg cart to the sidewalk outside the tall black Jroo fence to spend the nl•hl in st1ht. ot tbe police, protected by U\eir 1u• from possible munera. W'ben meJQber• of the, Executive ProtecUvt Servltt take up their posts ln aoard houses al~ lb• fence, tbef ask each other where Mary bas encamped for the night. "THE BIRD l'IAN" la Antholly CaprioW. He'it convinced that Nazi operatives are u1ln1 . 'electronic mainetlc wave equipment" t.o cQlltrQl U.S.~~~· centers. For the lut nllle a>ontbl, he bas displayed· sl101 alone Pennsylvania Avenue outllnl.nt bif argument. Cal Trans To Study Deatli Pay · f Wu read these sl1n.s, you'd say \.bii IUY ls cruy," he aald with a grin as pigeons perched on his tower arm •od wrtat ate peanuts from bis halld. It was one of tbtt Wee dllil)' feedinO bl Offen them it CAPJUqn'I WEARS a tie and l•C.ket, ao. American Ila.I pin in h1a rilbt lapel, a pin portr81inl Lyndon John.Ion lp hll left lapel an(! a clasp picturioJ Jolin KeQPedy pinned to his tie. Jn th• daytime, it is rare to walk Ilona the broad sidewalk in front of the mansion without seelni at least one man weartna a 'andwi.ch board. "What Human J\iehta? Where Jn lhe U.S.A. can you find human riehta! Not ln D.C." HIS COMPLAINT 11 with the District ot Columbia couru and the Tea11ut1ra union over problelD.I be 11id be bat bad collecUnc on bis dlaablltty in1uranb1. Tbe .. re"'lara" are lolled in Secret Service records. Ac· cordln1 to the Secret Service, each is checked to see if ~lhiPI in bls or her background would indicate a pc)Ssfble threat to the PresJdent. Unleaa they are deemed imminent threats to tbe Pr dent. they are allowed to tte &ht-Jr paths back and forth or. •n tbt cue of Mary BrandbOnt. to all quietly along th ti e. VENTURA (AJ» -California Transportation Director Adriana Glanturco aald she will look into allegations that a formula on state highway fundioe priorities elves more weigbl to highway deaths of ricb urban reaidmts than ~r rural dwellers. &...;.;.;.;;;;.;.;;.~.;,;;.;;;;;,;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;,;;;..-.;;,,;~-------oiiii.i.-.-..iiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!oiiliiiiiiiliiiiiiliilii...., Tbeiu~ ll'Ole at a~~~~..:...,.,.~....-.....:....~~-:-~~--.:-:-~~~7""'."'--""7"'"~~--::-.-~~ state S*iate Cammlttee on Transportation hearlnf on Cal'I'ra1t1 fundi&la priarttl• ---~-=-~------~~ ....... ~~----------.:....:.;..:o......:,,;.;.-~--.~.;...;..---=-...--~~.....;...~~ Durincthebevlnalt · was Gplalied tti•t the earnfn1 potentlaJ of blgh•a1 accident vieUim ta one factor used in compu&Jn• p.rlorlUn, a praetlee que"ttlotlecl l>1 Auemblyman Cbu~k lm~~ft...Ventill'a). BE SAID TllAT WAS THE only experiment the Cl.A admitted ~uorlDg Jn • Jetter recentJt reeeived bJ the pJ'l.son. But a check by priaon staff th.rough records or '8fY ad mid·U80s lboWed CL\ ill "!llleol in oatber~ments. CIUOD said. ~ itUc:tiM th elfect of thyroid levels oo - bHHltal atatea and the effectiveness of antidep ants, bo•-1d .. OWN SOMETHING SPECl~L! Excellent bulldlng sites overlooking a good hm bor and proposed marina. Low price and good terms. ~ -ExCELLENi" POTE.hlAL - 30 f tes to S-Frmdsco CONTEST RULES per child. svallable from all Harbor View Entriee must be returned to the merchant. by October 28. {12:00 noon), winners will be notified on Ootober 31. Sweepstakes wlll win a 1 ().speed bike, 1st, 2nd & 3rd place In each age group will recetve • f5.00 gift certificate and au. entries will rec.,ive participation ribbons. , ' RARBQR VIEW CENTER 1610 SAN MIGUEL DRIVE • NEWPORT BEACH 1 AJ4 CW&. Y PILOT C:.ftl Sala •eum mac ~ DEAR. PAT: After reading )'OQl' recent item • about ~ Cbristmas cards lo benefit another JlOD.prUit medical poup, I'd like to add that selling , Cbrtstmu cards is the major fund-ra1sln1 project :'Of Qdldren's HospJtal ot Ora1e Countf <CHOC>. Fift.J percut of the proceeds 10 directly to CHOC 1 and are tax deductlble. There are lS volunt~r ·IUilds forCHOC\n OranaeCounty, any one of y.tbich would be happy to help your readers select one of • our 3S different cards. I am with the Small World lulld ot Irvine and would be glad lo ass.1st anyooe. or Cblldren'a Hospital can be contacted directly. . M.G., Irvine Tlaaab for wrttlq to let ou readen bow abOat um CBOCpro,Ject. CoaUct 11n. MJwet ~· .. , , -~le 3m HembapQ AYe., lnlQe, CA IZTH, or IJ7phanta1 sswm. ~-.S.1elcl•.,-S .... IAllD DEAR PAT: I bad occasion to visit several eounty buildings recenUy, and was surprised to see that all of them had "no smoking" signs. Do they mean it, or ts it voluntary? DEAR PAT:· My car battery bas tlven up the abost. Will I be better off purchaaing a more Upenslve battery •Kb a lq guuet.ee, or are the-. ch~ oaes just as loocl? Police Abuse Hearings Set. WASffiNGTON (AP) -The CivJ) RJ1hts ·Couuruasion has voted unaolmoualy to bold beariogs in several ciUes on alleged police abuse. 'Ibo commission's ceoeral counsel, Richard Baca, said the project could lead to recommendatlona to President Cartel' and Conaress that federal law be changed to allow cltizem JO aue tn federal courts to halt babitual Violations~ constitutional rl1ht1 by Police. lt'rft~ Boole L a Bell e Lance, wi!e o f f-Ormer federa l budget dlrector Bert Lance, is signlD.g up ~o write a book tentatively called ''This Top Shall Pass." :The b<>ok will touch on her <:rises~faiththat . broucht her through them. AT YOUR SERVICE OFFICE SPACE NEEDED BE SAID IT WAS also probable that the commi8ston would recommend that the U.S. Justice Department be allowed lo cut oil 11.nancial aid to police departments that fail to make atron.g -----~"~:.!WI~·~·-~-~--------~=============.=.:=:;:;;:; e!torts to halt police abase • "For us, this ts unlike any other cl..U ri1bts problem," Baca said. "That's becau,se the authority to deal with it stops'I at the city line, sometimel at the state border. Tbe federal role is alight. We're looking for a til.ndle . ., In Pbiladelphla, one of the cities that ls lil:eJy to be tar.&.ied for a hearmg, more than 60 policemen are under investigation by federal authorities for alleged abuff. Twelve officers have been indicted by a federal erand jury empaneled to gather evidence ln the case. THE COMMISSION STAFF also is lbvestt1alir\g reports of police milconduct in Los Anples. J)enver, Chicago and Houston. The commiasion's public hearings next spring are expected lo be held in two or three of the cities. Anthony Jackaon, director of the federally funde\l pol.lee project of the Philadelphia Public lnterelt Law Center, ureed the clvil rights panel to beCin bearings in bis city immediately to "defuse" a teMe and "~rlticat" situaUon. Therapi.st,s Converre r .. ,, ... ..-w • • NOT A DISCON11NUED BRAND-X "231 • 40 CHANNEL.SI 1917 EHGINEERJNGJ • BIG S/RF METER/ SIX CONTROLS/ • RF GAIN AND ALL THE GOODIES# • AS ADVEJmSED ON NETWORK TYi •••®ROE rr ~T STORliS} -f AeAUSTIC "4oen.& MODEL tRO.i4S2 fl the greatest CB ralfio buy In 811our17 ~of bu fdlng and aefllng AiMitca't chainpionanlp Quality fine. In your car. RV or bOat you'll ... why the at~ superiority Of 23'1 veraut '4(1111 a phOney rumor put out by folkl with the wrong aeta to tall at ttie wrong time~ Save a Whopping "3~ If you ACT NOW -.Vhlie: our supply lat& TRc..462 it IN TOCK 1TODAY tit Radto SMck atOIU and dNlera datJonwidO.; Get youra TODAYl INSIDE: •Television •Prep Football NO BEACH <AP) -Younc P.pt. 'Haden takes over at qu rterback for the Los Anael Rams Sunday replacing Jo Namath, whoso 1lmpy knee" haveald Uned him.' l CO(lcb Chuck KnoJC announcecl Wednesday that the team doctot foWld Namath With an inflamed left knee and the U·year•old former New York Jets star would mla11e>rne.rractlce. lmmed at~ly, the coach selected the 24·year·old H den lo .... .. DAILY PILOT NEW YORK (AP> It was an explosive combination that should protect New York City from power blackouts for a lon1 Ume. Catfish Hunter, a home run pltcher, was throwing bl&, hanging baseballs to the Los Angeles Dodeera, home rua hitters, and the results were predictably powerful -. particularly since Hunter h~n·t pitched slnGe5ept. 10. The Dodger• walloped four homers, three oll Hunter in the first 21,1, lnnlnes, and blasted ~e New York Yankees, 6·1, Wednes· day nl&ht, knoUln& thtt 1971 World Series at one 1ame apiece. The ninth matchup or th e historic basabatl rivals now shiCts across the country to Los Angeles for gal)1e three Friday nl&ht (5: 15>. wftb DOdeers left· hander Tommy John: a 20-eame winner, hooking up with big Mike Torrez, a ri&ht·hander with 11 victor\ ln.therer~lar season. DAILY PILOT Ttiurac:tay. October 13. 1977 FOOTBALL Defensive Duel Looms: Lions vs Sailors EI Toro's Defenliive aiaots Newport Harbor and invading W ler Hi h collide Friday night <S> ln openlog round Sunset Le11ue football actton and Newport Harbor coach BUI ·:P.blica aays 10 points should be enouah to win "I would like to score 10 points We1tinlbster;~11ays P:autn. 1'Westminster bu a nnatlle de· JtDHandlt's bla." ' The &allora of Newport are in their best physical shape of the Oilers Eye/ Offe~ve.. I I ear Glen White: Jt .is hard for me lo understand w you cowd possibly write an article like the one on October 5. e Dodlers and Btu J\usaeU have just completed a 182 &•me chedule. They ended Ul> the baruter year wttb ~·record ot 64. A Winn1n1 percenta10 Of 605. • And moat remarkablf 10 tun aam ahead of the defeddine baUJP!ijn CiJlc!innaU Reds. Bill ua1ell happen• to be .,. x~ellent erofesaronal athlett nd doesn t deserve to be put down like that. What rm U'Ylnt to HJ' is that even if the DOdcers don~ IO all the way, all CC my frlci>ds and I still appreciated tbe excldng season tho club gave us. e are all loyal fans and dOn't believe that th I>Od1ers de.erve that tYJ>c! at artJcle. RICKMfLLER Newport Beach )'ear with quarterback Craig Lyons back in the starting lineup alter sittin1 out the Servile <Ana.helm) game. Recelver·cornerback Frank Vencllk is expected to sec acllon for the first lime this year (broken arm). The only ace missing is tailback Chris Corum, ~ fOPOIMHno .... we.k (knee), ac- cordina lo Pinica. Corum's vacancy leaves a wide gap in the Sailors· ground game, however. He 's a ~ 9 sprinter, and the Sailors have not come up with a game·b~aker to fill Corum '1t spot Should tho 1ame boll down to a kicking duel. the Sailors may have a shght advantage with steady punter Jeer Bitetti .end placeklck~r Mark Hales in the dttack ··we may st'llJ\t a httte-more than usual." aays Puzica. "Westminster comes.right at you with nothing too fancy. Jt doesn't seem to care whether you know 1. V.u.J (C .. ). Even It the aa..om did not haw a Willie Gitleftl lb th l' attaek, tbef '" J)r0b•bl1 be efQted Ud rated No. 1. - Sqlld w'itb depth tn every darecUon, coach l'Bruce Pick-. ford'• Barona bave· acet they bavm"t even uaed. ~ J'\illbact I• tntcal ot tbe JtuaUOD at Fountain Valley wltb. Brad Wood. Jt m Freem aJl and Tim Hentgman. Each wOUld probably be a first team back at any . school. Gittens, a second team All-CIF 4·A choice as a juniOr" bas ec:ored 11 touchdowns In four •&m•, averaged t.t yards a carry arid has IS varah.1 career touchdowns to his credlt counlin& 1976 and lour games as a sophomore in 1975. The Barons haven 'l missed a PAT In 21 tries and they . boast four kickera. Flanker Tim Holmes, ao All· ClF candidate, bu been banged up with a sboWder tnll.ll'1. but shbuld be ready for tile Jeacue•• final three 1amu. The secondary <Roa PadiUa. Stan Shibata, Holmes and Tom Shaw> 11,IOlld and tbe Ullet, de· pendina on who la belq used, averageln the210-J)OUDdelass. Quarterbact Dou1 ThomPIOD'• aerial 1ame hasn't really bHD eltabllahed )'et; since !!Corea have mounted. 10 q\lickly the Barons have been reluctant to pass and run the seore up even further. Thi>mplOn bu completed 25 of '8for52lyai'dlandfourTDs. %. dltoa <2·2>. Although Edison (Huntln1ton Beach> tatlback Alan Parter. Spur twitted an lnkl while Parker ha• a deep thlth bnilse, and both will prob'abl 'Watch Ptlday nl1ht's game ttOm tile sldellnos. Starting at quarterback wU1 be Cary Brodeman -~~l. 185J, an experienced vars ty letterman. Parker wtll be replaced by Mike Ot'hoa (5-9, 180) at.ta.llback. "Laguna Beuh has a tot or 1poed in ill recelvera and we feel we'vt' got to atop quarterback Bill Goqipf to beat them," Murio I what is commg. We've Ju.st 101 to &et a Utile different angle on lt.s backs. "AA for Westminster's draw play, that's the responslbllity of our two inside llnemen, Dive StUJ"lis and Mark Voboril." Wftb the exception of the Coron1 deJ Mar 11me\ when Newport rolled up 222 yards on the lfQUnd, the Sallon have netted aa yards aaalnat Lons Beach Millikan , Loara (Anaheim) and Servile. "We don't have any lndlvldual aaya. "X..run• la mudi bt111r than we are and we un't b\ k any mistakes " Lagun• Js nottld for IU d e, wh,ich \s anchort'd by a fin Uneba<:ker corps. Murto •an he doean•t plan to come oul thro"1ng. "We ha~ to play baU euttrol and not. 111akc an1 mbtak .'' Muno 11ay1. • And it IC>Ob Uk~ we've tot a l way to go ore we can play that kind or fOOtball co~atently." to poiat the fineer at," says Ptzdca. "lt has been a team ertort." Whil~.Newport'a runrun1 came bas bee1i a .sore spot, the o~lte is truo for the passtna ltlmtt behind Lyons. Lyons, despite an Injury in the o~er. bu shown a eood o~ner 1n leadln1. Newport to three vldc>rles. Many ot bis offednli have been dropped. His at.ala tnclude 17 completions In 4$ attempts for 343 yards arid two touchdo\vns. .Hope Re t Wi Avella • Thurlday, Octoo.r 13, 1977 Rout Foe Newport Harbor Hlah opened tbe Sunaet Lea1ue water polo season ln irand style with a "·O whitewash over Westminster W edQesday ni1b\. Tb• CIF'a No. 2 ranked team nploded for 10 aoala In the openJng pefiod ln twa$ng up for this weekend's Stanford InvitaUonal. Don Weisman served notice to Edison High <Huntington Beach) football coaches when be was an eiehth grader that he meant to become a starter with the Chargers. . Weisman will open at a defensive tackle spot for Edison Friday night against Marina lUlh <Huntington Beach> on the Orange Coast College field. "He's an emotional player and he's that way in practice," his coach, 8ill Workman, says "We kind of had an idea he was going to be that way before h e became a freshman. "When he was In the eithtb iJ"•de, he used to come over to the school and watch the varsity on the field. "One time, one of the varsity kids tripped him as he was running by and be jumped up and was going to go and fight the varsity player. We had to restrain him or he would have hit the player. We had an idea then that he would be a good player ~omeda.y,'' Wet.man is described by his coach u one or the hardest workin1 players in the F.diaon program. "Ile'• pTObably not a natural 195 pounder but he baa llrted weights very hard ._.er since his flr&t day In achaol and has bulll hlm$elf up," Workman sayJ. At 8-0, 195 pounds, does the senior tackle have a potenUal aa a college player? "I think so." Workman says. "But hls position will probablJ be linebacker. She wiU be a problem for him as a down lineman. But he ls fast (4.9 for the 40) and la probably playin1 out of poslUon for us. "This may be iomewhat of a dlaservlce to blm b\lt we have som e othen at lloebacker and he flta in well on the Une." Welaman has played 011 offense along with hls defensive duties but Workman feels he is better going just one way. "He's the kind or player who bums up a lot of ener1y, even in between plays," the coach 11)'1. "Jf )le plays too much on offense, It hurtl h1a defenaive play • bit.'' To datA, Weisman has 33 tackles tO his credit, 1lon1 wl\b two fumble recoveries, a quarterbaet aack and be has caused two other fumbles. The rest or the Sunset Lea~ teams weren't so lucky: An electrical falJure killed the Ugh ta at tbe Oranie Coast College Gittens · Sets Pace • m Stats pool, postP.onlng the otber two games o! what had been scheduled as a trlpleheader. • Fowitain Valley Whiz lat .in Seo,.., RWlhing Those will be played tonlgbt at Newport Harbor Hlth with HunUnaton Beach and Fountafu Valley meetlne at 6 and Edison and Marina, both ot HunUn1ton Beach, squarin& off at 7. ~It was a bri1ht day ror • thl'ee othet area water polo tearm who won to run tbeir league recOl'ds to 3-0. Estancia CC06ta Mesa> didn't have one of its better games but played wttl en6Ugh to Uim f\Ost Santa Ana 12·8 H Jerry Wyatt scored three •oats to run his season total to zc. . 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Mlchael Rockefeller" 9 MATCHOAMEP.M. 8:008(1) THEWALTONS John offers the ahelter of his bem to an ancient Cherokee Indian who la ...,.ehlng for a aec:rect tribal burial ground DlaCOvertng the cemetery 11 .. under the barn, the o6d man ~-John teer It dOwn or he wtJI aet flre to It. 8 Q ttl WELCOME BACK, KOTTER "The Deprogramming Of Arnold Horahack" The Sweethoga and Mr. Kotter plan a way to deprogram Horshack, ~ haa )C>ined a religious colt bee .. • he la tired of the way hf9 c&a81N1t• treet him. D MOVIE ***" .. Ke, l.wgo" (1SMI) Humphrey Bogert, Lauren a.c.A. A Florida rMOrt hotel 19 tak~ O'IW by. group of QMO" st~(2tn.t l t }IOf<EJl'S WILD CA.ROI; BURNETT AND ~ Guiliei: Stew Ulwt•tct. ewe **~ "My 'Fa~orlte 8J)y'1 (1951) 80b HO$>e; Hedy~- An Arnlfican emert.lnet Imper· scnates a tPV Older to obtain • LOS ANGELES CAP> - SblrleJ MaeLatne and f e>rtMr New York conireaswoman Bella Al>1a1 wUI make cameo appeal'ancea on N.sc•s "Laugb·ln" ... Celeste Holm, John Geh, Uea17 Darrow and Slmoa SCOtt wUI be KU4!at stara in epslodta of C1'S. "The New Adventures ol OGder W9roan". . . Vidor r_--__ 7 _ returm to NBC'a "Tho n from Atl4nt11" as Mr. Schubert.. Al&O slped for aeries, a~rypbat, although he tias admitted to b8fD1 a soft touch to las&-talJdni' "bminelsmen:t He puts that sdt toacb to good e In "Switch.," u be 8llows P to talk him Imo the illegal 1'119e1. He ratiOaallw: "'!bat's· a utUe bit or J arCCIQY 1n .u <ll us ... eplsocl we SJUiftm PHftll and Biily Barty ••• '"May Whit~." inspired by an editorial by Pultltr Prhe-wtnnlnf journalist William Allen White, will be • two.hour presentation on ABC on Friday, Nov .18.~ • r · · Bob Carf'Oll Jr. and Md lyn Dula, who spent 18 year wrlUng for the various ''Lucy .. . Hrl•, are the new producer. wrlten for• 'Allee·' ••• . ~. • ti!) THE AGE OF UNCERTAINTY "The Colonial Idea" A conald- eretlon of the mytha and , .. 11 .. tlet ot the colonlat edventure from the en..del to Vietnam. 9:3000 80AP (Epllode Five) More aecreta about the Tat .. and Campbefl• come to llght WMr\ Burt Jnd Mery ... a paychletr11t, and liuntoe "*ta Jodie. (Netwottc. r.j~ vJewer dlacretlOI\.) 10!00 8 (I) BARNABY JONES A beautlfUI woman (Susan Howard) who had once bMn a proetltute, reeort• to the theft of bonds and, r.ientually, to a hired idlflng, to keep the ~ of h« lhady put from her wealthy huaband. G 8 0 Ret:>O FOXX ua News t8 HIGHT GAU.ERV 8) MASTERPIECE THEATRE "Dtckens Of London" After MatYI death. cn.rtee beglnt to have '":3turblng dreama about h.,-and •tudfu ~·· Me8nwtlli., ht. tath« ~bar- , .... hlrlt while attempting to raJMmonty. GDPECW.. "Made In Amef1ca: Ron., New York" The rebUlldlng of Fort Stanwlx In t~ oentraf ~ York State community hu become a aource ot pride for work.,.., resldenta end local hlatort.n.. 10:a0 m I News 11:008 .(1)0 NEWS e HOlLVWOOO CONNECTION G MOVIE *~ "Madigan'• Mllllona .. 1196n Duatln Hottman, ee.ar Romero. A rewnue agent tra- vel• to Rome to Investigate the estate or a murdered gangster. (2 hrs.) CD FOREVER FERNWOOO Me<le makes Jerry a mllllon dollar otter: Martha otteB George a gllmpM of llghl; Heather and Penny auffer ·t~ether. Cit PERRY MASON Muon I• hired by an executhle wno wanta to rid hlm.eff or a lareenou•. free-loadlng nephtw.(R) • OfCK CAVETT Gue9\: Philip JotNon, ~ tee\. • 8 MACNEii.:/ LEHRE'R REPORT t 11:30 8 (I) C88 l.A'ft MOVIE To 8-Announced. 8 TONIGHT • Hoet: JoMny c.iRon. G...-: tffllnda H81Ht, Jedt Doug • e L(WE; AMERICAN GTVU! "I.CM Md'. TM Pldcup I Law And The Fa hir 8 POUCI 8TORY "50 c.nt9 Fltet Half Hour, S 1.75 All Day" A pair of police atncera.,. Wlllf*f to lnve&U· o-t• a aerte1 ot pertiJng rot bufcjlilriel. ISlilnM Mc&ohln. Lou Goelett ~ auir. NIWI CAPT10MED ABC NEWS TVDa&aSenl~ TUBE TOPPERS CBS fJ 6: 30 -"The Quiet Man." John Wayne . as a fighter hoping to leave bis pastbehind him in W.S 1952 movie drama wilh Maureen O'Hara. set In Ireland. KTLA 0 8:00 -"'Key Largo.•• On~of Humphrey Bogart's best movies, with Laur~ 9acall. ~dward G. Robinson and Oscat winner Claire Trevor, froml.948. KCOP G) 8:00 -"My Favorite Spy." She's Hedy Lamarr in this 1951 Bob Hope movie comedy. __,, radio •• mM get9 • .,.. ond cMnce to niil'le the 4)Ut twenty~ of Na llfe. • MOVIE *** "Julia Mlabehavea" (1948) Greer Oat90n, Weltw Pidgeon. A ~ful c:IM>foee'• trip to ... her daughtw'• wed· ding reeult• In reoonolllatlon with her former huebd. (2 hrs.) e MOVIE ** "OutaldelheWaJt•(1050) Richard Bueh•rt. Maril~ ~Alt ex.eon. wortdnQ In a tanrtartum, encciuntena awn- ety °' ec:mntrtc ~uafa..(1 hr .. 30min.) 12:30 e MOVIE ***'h "A Tat• Of Hc>My" (1962) Dorah Elt')wt, Rita Tu• Ingham. After a young Mnaltl"9 8ftt.lah girt haa M atfalr with a ~ aAor, ene strugglee to 9COePt the fact that .... pres>- nllf\t. (1 hr., 55 min.) 12:318 0 THURSOAY NIGfff 8P68W. "AHl~flnatlona: AA Atneriean Nightmare" Petw Lswfotd • ho9ta w. uamlnetlotl of me ~and effect of .-.utta on pubtlo ~ 8nd ...,.. what lmpect vtolll ioe haa Ud on the COUtM of 20th century hJatOfY. i . . 1:00 TOMORROW 18P't' .~ et.I holcia Scott until RobineOA turr.wsen a con,._ end c.cMot Mtofft. 1:30. MOVIE *** ~:The Feut o.y. Of Napfee" (1963) Jean Sonll, Lea MU90l1 On the eve ot ttte Amencan lrweslon of Neples. . ~ ttaa.n ~revolt~ tM~(1hr .. 30~ UIOI'&:' *** ''hrabMd" (1048) ~ ~-Jaif1 °"""" ~ Thi .... IOwe dtlr **-"' .. ~ men1iid ~-·~~'(21n.) "On Our Own,•• the only prime tJme telev.ial011 series origtnatlna In New York, pntmler~ thiS week. The abow la set in New Ycrt•a world Qt advertising agencies, where a neopbyte•a ambitlonl come up a1alnst experience ucl expediency and tbe reawt In this 1eriea Ja; comedy: "On OUr o.m•• stars Lynfe Grece a Maria -Theresa Boaion and Bess~ as Julia Peters. ~women wbo bave just emerged from the ill pool at a 1mall, creative New York advertising qeacy. Tho two are best friends. Julia bas l>Mn promoted to tbe posltton oC • copJW?itet'. and Muta to tbat ~art director. LOS -'NOELES (AP) Carroll 'O'Connor will stat: o . "The Last llurrah" from tbe lts8 best leller by ·the tai.. Echth; O'Coonor, • TM two-hour prenntatlOD wUl be lhowb on tbe ffaJI of hme on NBC on Nov.18. o•eonnar, who ii .oot related to the author. wu the ex.artln PTOducer:. star d writ.et the~ acrtpt. I " ( Ii (.ENTERTAINMENT I THEATER I MOVIES I. God's A.live .~Funny; i cASk ReiTWr By JBAN·CLAUDE IOlJIS ,• NEW YORK <AP} -Cul !telner, tbe interviewer tn "T Z,OOO.Year00ld Man'• comedy Teeol'dinia. wu hims It belnc interviewed about bis new film, ''Oh, Cod t, ··and tbouab nW'liDI a ~d cold uwueagerto1atcbonto~1uWeet.: · "I'll tell you a~c you wapt to know about breast feeding," he 1&14. bavlQ Just learned bJa interviewer wu an expeetantfatbor. • "I used to Cive lectures, I'm not kidding.· ney'd ask me to eo to ladies clubs, or I used to host ttiinp, And I alwa~ used to II)': 'What do you want. You want to lau~OC' you want to bear about !JUr'Si!ll?' ••• i . ! "MY WIFE tJSED TO Jove to watch the 'Diet ; Van Dyke Show' when she WA! nunlni ou.r tbird cbUd," laid Reiner, who created the tele\'Woo series bued on hb experiences as a comedy writer for tbe '"SboW Of ShOw's, ·• ~ Sld Caesar and ImoeeMOOC . "We ,,,-ere very close to our ltids physically because I wu an actor and we worked at nl•bt." eald Reiner, whose actinf c:redits In fllms incbade .. The Russians Are Comina, The Russians Are Coming~" and a cameo appearance in "Ob, God!,•· wbere·bo ts a guest on the Dinah Shore TV sbow, I Ciofril'\Ui impersonaUon of ''The Portrait of Dorian Gray." ' "When Robbie <Rob Rtlner, Carl Reiner's son • who plays the "meathead" on televblon's "All In S .The Family"> was born, we were in Chicago 1doina c 'Call Me Ml.stet," and he was on the road with us i from the ttme he was six weeks until he was nine : monthJ. My wile nursed then. Nobody nursed then. f 30 years aio. We had to read about It in boOb. Boy , did we have to search lt out," Hid Reiner, who J• manicll h.lS wife, Estelle, tn 11'3. They bne three children. · -, ' - j It was the Red Sea," and reassures the doubting ' IDenffJ'wilb: .. Trustme,likeltsaysoolbemoney ... ~ In his .Rnt riJm role, DeDver utters such lines 1 from the screenplay by I.any Gelbart -hued on , the novel by Avery Corman -as; .. CbemlcaJs. ~ Everytblag bu chemicals. We're turning kids into 1 garbaae cans,·~ in referuce to packaged foods al f .the lrea.kfaM table. -Denver, 34, whose recordings mcludlng .. lloc:lry MOUntaln HI°' .. and ''Tate Me Home, Coemtty lloacb" -•eJJ mlWoas, ls "pei'f«t for the J>~" Reiner said. "He really is Hite that: ~ •CODeeined With the e.nnronment. about the future of ' el>lanetandtbehumanrace." i FOR BU&N~ 81, WHO starred in radio, -~levlslon and ni1ht clubl for 36 yean, mostly u a UPDATING AMERICA'S IMAGI! 01' 000. Cati Rein., Expt1IM Kia Dett; flJck straight man for his wl!e and partner, Gracie Allen. who died in 1964, Ws is hJs 16th rum. He won an Academy Award for his most recent role in ''The Sunshine Boys ... "Bums wont to one of Denver's concerts and be was amazed. so impressed at tbe way Denffr commanded bis audience, kept them enUu'aUed," said Reiner. "Bums said: 'The kid tuned bia IUitu tor two minutes and nobody stirred. I'd have to do a sort shoe and teU a hundred joke5. to keep an audience interested, but not Jobn. '" Denver's problems iJl tbe film are aot quite Jobian, but being messenger of God ls not exacUy on the same level as beint delivery boy either: -RE 18 GIVEN A mulUple.chotee test in an archaic lan1Ua1e by a panel of theoloel&n1 wblcb melt.Ides a mo~ey·consclous revivalist. -He ls considered a koolt by his netcbbon and bis boss ~atens to demote bJm to checkout counter bag boy. -H.e Is sought out by the news media but has trouble convincing a newspaper rellgion edJtor that he has seen and talked to God. -He ls treated as a reUelous fanaUc by his embarrassed children and his atceptical wife tTeri Garr>. who quips : ''Even Moses didn't give bis last name." when she reads a newspaper article on him. "JEJlllY, I DON'T WANrthe kids on TV, .. she SI)'&. when a television crew shows up at their bome; which ls s~ded by various reUitous 1rou~ •. He r pit-•: "It un•t be worse than watcbl.nl.'' "'.~ Asked about Wlevlaion and cblldren, Reiner, wfto bu WOb 11 Emmys, Hid: "My kids arew up watcblnl it. It's a good baby sitter. if tbe parents moDltorlt.: You wat.eblttoeelher." . CJMttlt~ ""WMm IUffA&01Nt "-'" WNO I.OVID Ml IMI Th~y. October 13, tll77 DAILY PILOT Musical 'Drachla' Set · "I don't do mtracte1 • . TheJ'I'• too flUllJ•" . ~ Thu~ay. Octob9r 13. 11n FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY . A real swinger' Here's a swinging gate that is protective as well as dec- orative. The frame is of 1" high grade square tubular steel, picketsiare o/e". Hardware not included. WROUGHT IRON GATES 36"x 48" Reg. 17.99 14.48 36" x 60" Keep your guard up d~.;desfgritQ 8UPV Guild Lock II is up to 8 times strongor than )'Our pretent loCkl It requires no drllllng and replac:M mo.t current M!y and knob Mtl. MOOel #089286 tOEAL SECUFlffY SUPER GUARD LOCK II. Reg.29.99 19.99 R•ae•t your r•t area ~ yotJf bd'itoorft a &SH MW IOok with a clean \llrhite tolfet Mat. 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SUH Tbef link between mothers and ctauehler3 1a a apeclal one -the bond is a curious blend ot the struggle for autonomy and the yearning for closeness. , Tile Intensity of the motber· daughter relationship will be explored in an aperiential day-long workshop on Satuntay, Oct. ts, •t UC Irvin 11 ~offered by uni\'er.Jty utmJab. • LeadiDI the seSSion wW be VlVian Clecak. a licensed clinical 1oclal worker wlio ii employed by the South Oranae County Re1fonal Mental Health Services. The Lquna Beach restde!)t a1IO hq her own private puctice. She aod her hmband, Peter. are the parents of 3~·year-old Aimee. "I became interested in parentlng when I became preanant," says Ms. CJecat. 33. She adds that prior to that, she viewed the role of mother as rThe President's sister comes tO the Coast to spread her ministry. 87 DENNIS Md.ELIAN 0t• Det1YPMleSl9lf restrictive but gradua.Uy be1an to look at it dlff erently. She will brin& her o~ 'personal • experiences to the wotksbop, de· signed for women of all ages - daughters, thme who are mothers or are considering becoming a mother, as well as mother-daug.htB pairs. Mlnlmum ace Is 13. . Tbe ~ will coaslst of Panel and r:roup discussions, problem solving, diatocues and ta1tl about issues - particularly issues of interest to adolescents and their mothers. For example, sex, dJtlnJ, cars who's bos• and coamet.lca. Jt win not, however, be a therapy session, she says. .. ALL OF US are dauchten, even if we've never lived with or known our mothers. ' .. And we. au deal to some extent (SeeMOTHE&S, PaceC3> Evan~ellst Ruth Carter Stapleton, the President a sister, last weet broucht her low- .key, down-to-earth brand of miobtry to an · audience of more than 1,000 at the Irvine Bowl. 1be even.Ing of inspiration and fellowship, sponsorf:d by th4t CommunJty Presbyterian Church of Laguna Beach, was preceded by a dinner in the Festival or Arts Restaurant. Kn. Stapleton'• late arrival cut short a pre- cfulner interview. But the evaagellst commented briefly oo bv ministry, her recent visit with -pornocrapher Larry Flynt and on her brother Billy. Speaking in a soft Southern drawl, the attnctive blue-eyed blonde said sbe would be talk.in& that evenin& about the relationship between tbe "spiritual uacb.lnp of Jesus with everyday life and bow we ean arow throuth proble!ns and obstacles and into a more free and joyful file." 1 TBAT'B BASICALLY TRB th.rust ol her new book, '.".l'be Experlesice of 1.aner Heallni," which she aaid ahe wOuld be.promotJ.nl durinl her West Coast visit. The Fayeltevme. N.C., resident, wbo recently ret.umed rrom speakina qa1ements in En1land, Sweden and Germany. baa been apeakJna nationally for 15 years and intematioaally for 10 years. She wu ulted it 1nore people are aware of her now lhAlt her brother 1a President. ••rin aw-e that,'a true. yes," abe said. •'.But I <See&VTB, Pa,eC!) "gro~ a teed, many thlncs can 10 w'ron1. PeDn)' IJcom, a con.aumer relatlona coordinator who has answered many letten from avocado arowen. probably bu heard about them all. . ' • Many people a,,1tn by pJantlnf the feed upside down. They should be suspended In :.rater wltb toothplckl ao the flat end Is down, submer1ed about a half l'H:b One -.ornan, who h9d Indeed stt Mr rong aide up, drew a picture ot the contorted plant.and malled tt to Ms. Alcqrn •Ith her complaint. "She also aatd h r cat wu eaUng the teav and ed what he should do." Ma. Alcorn d~ • ·~1 didn~ want to ten her she should ... ·Kelly Lange hasn't always been at the top. Her first job, she says, was.ia fluke. (2 CAA. Y PILOT Thu~,.. Ocaooer 13, Hin . ell Lady Tired of Saying Cheese DE.\& DEU: One of the bes& ways &o meaaure people a. &o wa&eb the way &bey bellan wbea aome•talni free la or. fered. Tbub for layln1 It o&A ID aucb ptduretque laa,....e. U aayODe wbo ~adl &Ida la wooderta1 II Dell Lady 11 &alkl•« aboa& 1oa -alu Pl"Obab1111. DEAR ANN LANDERS : Ple ase answer tbts to your column. I'm SUfe a great m any people would a ppr ec iat e th e information as weU u myaell. Js there any number to call -any place where a person can ·report child abuse and not bave to tdentlfy bimselt? • know of a sl~uaUon thal breaks rny heart but the parents are both close to m~ and I would Just die it they round out I tumed them in. I'm sure ao many more people would co\iperate with the authorities if they knew they could do itsecretly. Thank YO\l for your help, Ann. -WANT TO HELP QUT AF~D D5Aa AFaAID : Every •hte offers ProteCdcla/or tbe abued cbUd t!aroaP -Ila Joell c:fllld ••lfare de· P•rtrJHltL A ~ed ae"1tbor w ttlattff cu repon a c • ol cblld abueanoa~. la It '" co11ld call ~-·of Clalldre9' aa P11nlly Sent~ ... ,. ewes b a Te bot·ll•et for inuaOdljie acUOL Cbec:k wUll ~ Jotd dlstrtet attorney or clllef of pOJlte u ~ tM teljp -· ope.raw e tl•• 10&1 Uaea11.mbef. DEAR ANN LANDERS: May I respond to ••Kto Of Robert E. Lee" DOW that my blood preaaure 11 bacttoocrmal! ~~·happens to oc· cupy a central 1pace on ·our Eastern StabOard and we are CODl!awect Euter.nera -·NOT usband Has TenniS Elbow in Eyes I tllce my marnaee wa seriously. ~U tbat jau about t~or worse, rlCher or poorer, sickness and bealtb. I've handled It au -untll my husband de· I veloped blind spota on the tenn1s court.. Hrs first attlck hit about seven months ago. I hit a ball weJJ in.side the 1 serving court when I her ~ him yell, "LONG!" -I placed my second serve whlCh I watc.hed clearly land on the line and he yelled, "WIDE!" Naturally, I didn't want to upset him, so I waited until the end of the set (wJuch be won' and led him off the court. "Be careful, dear," I advised genUy, "there are two steps In front of you at l2 o'clock, then there are exac~ 6S steps to the car with only one curb in between and I 'll tell YoU about them." •·1 am not blind." he said irritably, shaking bis arm loose from mine. "Of course you'r e not," I condescended. But I was worried However , at home, hi:> super vision returned. He noted a phone was off the hook Just by looking through a wall, corre<:Uy predicted his son was "'eanng hu; underwear rrght through a pair ·of shorts. and took me to task foe the dust on top of o ur seve n -f o ot refrigerator. That weekend, when we· returned to the court for a rematch, hi.a vision once again failed hJm. Lobs that landed on the line were called "out" or· "in," dependinf on whoee lobs they were. U 1 had so mucb aa a Avoeado Trees Ms. Alcorn replied that she didn't know. t.hat no reeeattb had been done. "It was too late for him &nYWQ." •be 11.ld wttb a aaugb. Successfully 1rowin1 a seed ls 10 excttin& that man)' pqle wut send pli.o(oll'apbs &o the advisory board. just like proud parents showing off their children. · SoSM j)e()ple also bnng their sick plants to the board's office in Costa Mesa for aome personal attenUon. The still there accepts them because they're eager to learn from the variety ot problems - they're all crowing theh' own plant. too. "The only way to learn b •to experience all yoa can ..,......,_.....,~-.--""""".,;,..-..--"!-----_,;· · younelf," Ma. Alcom usen.d .. Even the experts have trouba.. "Our record time here to eermJnate a aeed waa three months," Ms. Alcom 1aJd. "It can take tbat Iona." 8ee~Llroe andTlkeMwn1 Pair of EatrinQ$1Pu1~~ Use Our Fr" Layaway Plen or °'*1 a P9rionaJ Ctierge Account M.C.. B of A Vrsa Cheerfully Ac:olipied ~ Wlteh & ~ry Repeiring Custom OMlgnlng J Remounting Oiatnond & Jftelry APPB! Ing EngtaVlng Done on PremlMa To successfully trow a pla"t from an avocado seed, the California Avocado Advt.sory Board" recommends the following steps: L Give seed a warm bath to aet it clean. 2. Gently lnaert three or rour round toothpicks lD tides Put fiat end down ln a container Of water, aubmeraed about a half Inch. 3. Keep the water on the warm 1lde and . change it qtt.en. Put it Jn a warm pJace and watch it grow. 4. When the main st.em reaches a hetibt ot 6 to 7 Inches, cut ll back wilb sclsson. balfwa,v between the toa> and bottom. S. ~a while, put lt in a red clay pot (about 10 inches in diameter). · Flll most or the pot With a good, motst. humus-enriched planting soil. Remove the loothpickl and iently set tbe seed tn. remembering to leave the top half exposed. Add rema1n1n1sol1. Do not tamp the soil. Water first from ori1· inal jar so tree dooan't get homesick. Always water with warmilb water. Keep tree near but not ln front or a sunny window. lf seed doet not grow after two months in ori. ginaljar, llprobably ii too Immature. Start over. PERMANENT WAVING 9~1have~ hOr end am ~ of qelJlnq o perrnonenr wove. Oo yo11 reallYVNld ti'} • (~ s. c.. I-tint. Beoth) ......, ..... , bl it depeftd\ I on w+iot 1ol6n you QO to ,~ ~ Oii bleoched ha*ho~tliinq.~ ~. inerp..enced opet0for1 ore~ 981.n. 11 II ~s.'ble 10 Qot o ~and o !)9••0-..i on the 1atn• doy1fMrt. It W., Newpoit Btoci.) ~ Yet. ~ i1 pc>\\lble 1f "°"" hot ;, not too dornoqed • Mora conditlo11er1 will be ~ If it 11 ~rtJy bleodled rather llOl if! i. iu" rwed. . Pi.a.. rrd Of cal ~ quosto0n • lo: t4JvA,wo ' HAIRSTYLIST· 2e30 A'l/On, Suite "O" Newi>Oft 8Mctt (714) 646-72QO ... shoelace that went over the serving line, he would call, "FOOT FAULT!" A girlfriend of mine said her husband 11uf. fered from the same malady. "It's tennis elbow of the eye," ahe s aid. "Are you aerious?" I giggled. :·u•s not funny," she Satd. "It's painful U all eet out. Comes from missing too many •bots that are in.'' "Stlrely we can't be talking about the same thlni." "ltf aybe not/' she said. .. Doet your husband sometime call it out before you even serve the ball? (I nodded.> Does he sometimes win an entire set without stepping a foot on the court? <Alain I nodded.> Does bis vision return when be 11 in the pro-1ltop? <Again I nodded.> There was a cure for Jt last year." she •aid. ••or course. I' don't know wbat they call lt UUa 1ear." "Wbatdid they call the cure laat year?'' •• Dif'Ol'ee •• ' Sonar Ma,- Detect TUmor PHILADELPHIA C~P) -A new ultrasound machine that may some day be able to detect breast tumors without risk of radiation is being tested at Thomas Jef· f erson UnJveraHy here Ultrasound, or sonar, was used extensively during World Warn. especially for trackinc submarines. It wu later adapted for ineidical application, and today is widely used as • .dil&noetlc tool to examine unborn chi~ to detect masses in such organs aa the liver,.pancreu and kidrieyt, and lri monl~ motJoc Jn heart valves. But lt has never been used clinically in the detection of breast cancer beCau.se it was not senslUve enouib to search out such small lesions. Doctors say the new machine bas that potential capablll~. "Up to Ulla point, the new machine is not as good as X-ray mam~gl'aphy, wblch is the diagnostic methocl ptesemly fn use," says Dr. Barry Goldberg, professor of radiology at the universJty' Medical Colle~e. ' But we are work~g on i~ make Improvements that hopefully will make it possible to use ultrasound, reducing the use or X-ray mammography." He cautioned that ·~ 'Wrk ts •till very preliminary • ., . Ultrasound, unlike mammography, has . no radiation. It uses hlgh·frequency sound waves to scan the body -&OWld waves that are far beYond the range of hUJl!an hearln1. Call 142-5111. Put • few worda to work for ERMA BOMBECK I ANN LANO RS SOt11'H COAST· ACl'OBS CO·OP . RUfiU,'S UfttOLSTEIY With your haircut -h&rstyle· -faclll-• body contouring -manicure -pedicure - to receive our GIFT -MEDICATED AND WITH THE FINEST PERFUME TREATED, A JAR OF FACE AND BODY CREME. (value of $5.00) with caupon .. Houn 9 a.m.·S p.r.n. 'nur.;day 9 Lm • .e p.aL Monday Cloeed This offer eood t.brouah 10.1&-17 CONSUMER/HOROSCOPE ~Alarm Business Is Booming B1TOMCRANE NEW YORK <AP> - : An eathnated el1ht ml.lUoQ bouSebolders wlll 1bell out from $20 to SS<> each this year for a ruidentlal sinoke alarm. a11dlet~ybopothey'U ·never . • Var aome, Jt wW be the tint iiiiOke detecUon de· vice In the1r homes. but many will be plcklnt up a secona or third to broaden their protection in Jarguraldences. · Fires kill about 6,$00 penoos In t.betr homes eaob year. often durlng the hours ot sleep. And of. flclab acrou the CO\Ui try ate aftd boosters of the new toOl for euty de- tectioo ol fires. J~ about ariy one of them will suuest that the purchue ot a smoke alarm ls the perfect way to observe National Flre Prevention Week, Oct. &-1$. The smoke detector is not the ultlmatAI answer to fire daneer, but it seems the best to date. Con~aled Within a neat little container fastened to, or near, the ceJUne. · most often In the hallway of • bedroom area, it cannotpreventarll'e. But it.5 plercinl alarm early • in a ftre can rouse heavy ~sleepers before blinding : smOlte 8nd flame cut ore : escape. No less than 100 ~companies have entered phe market . manufactUrtng or selling smoke alarms. And ~makers of lon•·llfe • batteries are ahariq in • the bOorft. tumiai out , pecial t. volt ceUs for the ' firat alum units and t steppin& up their output ot the faaullar transistor radi~type batteries. • Along with indlvJduaJ householders. government o(flcials are seeing the wisdom or the smoke alarm. New federally financed housing and transfer of a federil .i.Dorteace to a new tenant ~utre pdor .iristallaUoo of wired-in smolr• detectors. A TeCent survey shows 13 states mandating such protective devices in all ne• residential collstructlon while 23 other states require Technician tests smoke alarm sensitivity. smoke alarms only in s pectfled types of residences under state or local regulations. North Carolina politely "requests" but does not order new-restdence smoke alarms while 13 s tates have no requirements for such protection, although more than 100 localities have adopted smoke de, tectorordinances . UnderJining their importance is the fact that four or every five persons killed tn residcnhaJ fires are not burned but die of toxic fumes. and that one of six injured survivors spends from six weeks to two years receivinc often painful and always costly treatment In hospitals and clinics. The technical improvements in such smoke alarms make them independent of house wirinJt that may fail in a fire. They also reduce power requirements so that it operates on a single long-life 9-volt battery of the type used In a transistor radio, available at the corner store. For persons interested in buying a detector but ••• Mothers <From Paie CU "•t.h the 1ssu('s of 1dentificalion, sepa· · I" anted to be le ind and loving. but rallo.:i and hopefully relntecraUon -1 wanted to be &eparate from her. At meetmg as two adults. two separate the same time that I was pulling away people who can respect each other's from her. I slill wanted to relate to differences." she explains. her ." Women grow up with "ideas of what Frequently, adolescents say, "My Horosc~pe ) a m~r ought to do. She s hould be mot.her just wouldn't understand." nurturing, she should always be there whiJe the mother is feeling terribly when she's needed. But that's a misunderstood herself and wants des· fantasy becaus'e it's a perfecUon," perately to understand, Ms. Clecak A~ I ES ( M a r c tt 21-AprU 19); Fibances are activated. Money lo e1crow could be rele.aaed.. Excitement of • anticipation ls present. Sensuality -as we.11 as moiiey-il involved. TAV&\18 (April 20-lf a7 20): Contract, agreement. le1al areen Upt -these could be matters of concern. Marital atatua alao ia apotllibted. GEMINI <May 21·J\Ule 20 >: Mod era tlon is strong ally -applies to pace.~ expression. rr dlplornatic. you gain your W'ay, Know It; act accoraJnaJy. , CA'NCEa c June •21·1ul~ 22>: Define •terms -be sure others comprehend your meuh: . PlSces, Virgo .:: pl1.7 stcnlficant roles. J..£0 (July 2!-Aug. 22>: • Stick to bulc issues. Clleck values. Get ·~ropeny apprailal. Aim for security. .Be poslti ve concernlD¥ passport, insurance pollclea, safety measures, leeal 'dOCUl'Gents. VlaGO (AU,. 23-Sept. %%): Flnlah rather than lolUate project-you cet Jetter of verlfltatlon, encoura1ernent. Short trip and relatives combine -you 'II be in sense that "!nvisible bonds" are removed. You can write, express. travel, invite friends for 1athering. Gemini figures prominently -so does the number • '3. •• CAPRICOR?y <Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Accent. on fulfillment, fun.and- frollc, wishes coming true. Romance is in picture, too. Money •ituatJoo Is not stable. but. you··can profit by being read.)' for the un- usual, by investing ln the unorthodox. AQUARIUS <Jan 20-Feb. 18): Accent. on achievement, standing in community, pride .. Calls, messages feature acceptance of your plans, proposals. There is challenge\nVolved. PISCES <Feb. 19·Marcb 20 >: Look beyond the immediate - lone-ranee vtew is easenUal and beneficial. Yes, family member will see the light. Your love · wins, not dlctatorial methods. If ()et. H ls YODJ' birth· day you are analytical, creative, artistic, attractive, spoiled by opposite sex, ac- customed to havin1 your own way. Forces have been scattered UUs year, numerous changes and· moves punctuated by confusion, accelerated social activity. Ms. Clecak says. says. The contradiction, often perpetuated by the media, is "that "Lots ol Umes, what comes out as this woman will always be at her an angry statement really means 'l best." she adda. want to be close."· A daughter might •'be quite an1ry with her mother for not livlnf up tc> the lmaee. or sbe miabt doubt her oWft capability because her mother •~ma so capable.•• The mother who tries to be all things to all people -''abe can't be" -ls paralleled "on t .. other slde by the moth~ who bun 't had a chance to develop her own llte and sees her daughter as a s~ond chance. '"l'bis is an impoeaitil• burden to place on UH! dau1bter," Ms. Cleeak says. • Another aspect of ldtnUftcaUon is the daughter gettln1 lbe messace from her mOther of what a female ls. .. THE ISSUE OF separation involves each one not laying her own trip on Ule other." sbe says matter-of. factly. "ll 's the task of the daughter to s eperete herself from the relaU~p." It's not eny she says. For example, M1. C't~calt notes that aomettmes when she wu a girl ahd. her mother gave her advice, she'd -scream, "Nobody doe$ that." .--~~~~~--:-;--~~~~~~~~~~- . -: '. I Wli8t CAN You cet ·1or a dime the•e ~.,..,~ movtn1 tbout aad ~~~~~~~~~--~-":~--;....;...~~---• aughtetf\lbthe l.lr. a.&l~L'i• (Sept, 23•0ct. 22): Empbaala on mouey, personal ,po:ssemMS, new re1ud r vatues -and love. CreatlYilY. fl heJchtened. · You ·rmprlnt style. Sianllicant. mode of xpre11lon aur1ea to lorefrant. SCORPIO (Oct . ·Nov. 21): What was re1tricted. out-of·bOunds bec:ornes available. Lunar cycle ls such lbat o10U can celebrate. What :flrat "°'11d havo ~n a CSI ttt fl now turned roUnd and "workJnt f oc you,,. GITrA ltJS (Nov. GRAND OPENING Friday & Satwday, Oct. 14, IS OUTSTANDING FUINRVIE A DBJGHTRll.; DISCOVHIES FROM AROUND THI WOILD C:OMI IM AMO IMMSTa flOll FREE DRAWING FOi DIMIMG IOOM TAIU •m-.. 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KORET ~~ DAILY PILOT C:S ·Dec. 21): You are tr e -----------------_, ., _________ ..;;.;..._..._ _____ ,~--~~---~~--~~.-...;;;;.;;.;;~~~~-...;;;..;.w..._ ....... _,,,_11.;;.;.;~~w I I Business DAILY PILOT Breaks . ~ured Honda . LOS ANGEL~ (AP> -~line. choee Ohio Callforb.la for a plant beeauae of lowtr dbtrtbutloa COltS aod tu breab. Gov. Edmund G. Blbwrl Jr. 1aya. Bu .i~h Brown visited Jape.n this year In en to CClllvbice 1apuese fltms tb bulld plants tn UaJS atate. the rovemor aald Wednesday be would not offer 1lmllar • 'al(ftltlcant concessions•• to sttract businesses. "l'M NOT GOING TO tax homeowners and li>Cti bu:slneu that ~ already here to attract a ~~-that'• not yet here. l don't tblnk that's fair. (~toll•• tu breaks and tax loopbolel to bua at the ellpense of Calltornla buslneues. .. 1 tblnk the eeoaomy ts healthy eoouah that ltbout arUfldal 1tlmulatlon we can bring tilMtDeues here.•• Brown said. Ohio will spend SI.$ mllllon to improve water cewer lines and. ruc:tlvate an abandoned llroad to aente the site. Got/. James A. Rhodes Uld. For your convenience: Sa turd ho11rsa Merrill Lynch In tDour 6:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekday hours, the Santa Ana"office of Metrill lyncb will now be~ Saturday rnomilt&S from 9:00 a.m. tm 12:00·p.m. • 1000 North Main 8tnet &mtaA=. CA 9270'J (714) M7·'W12 ., ...... $100 LOAN BACKS PUMPKIN BUSINESS Jason Mattlf'.!91r Sign• for Hf• CIH•m•tH , Moruzy, More BELLEVUE, Wash. (AP> -Bank manager .wall)' Adams eat the ~ third·paders around bis coofen11ce tabl• and told them yes, be would ·approve their $100 Joan so they could 10 into the ~mpldn buamess. · Bui they bave to re~ it by Nov. 1 -with 82 cents inter.st. Wltb Adams' go-ahead, Lois Richards, loan of· fleer at the Bellevue J;>ranch of the SeatUe·First National Bank. proeess'ed the application. IT DIDN'T MATTER THAT none or the applicants could say how much they plan to pay for the pumpkinS or bow much they'll char1e when they sell them to their classmates at St. Louise School. As bead of the class foray into hi&h finance, pupil Jason Mattinety siped on the dotted line. So did teacher Sheri Andrews, to make it legal. P\lpil Slobain Guichon said he knew the class had done a lot better at the bank than it would have accepting a loan ofter from a St. Lou.iae teacher. "SHE SAID WE HAD TO pay ssO 'rent,' " be said. "And we had to pay lt back by Saturday," added another P\.IPil. What will happen lf the money isn't tberewben the loan comes due? "We11 Just wpta a check, .. one younester said. ••If we only mah like $80, we'd have to. uh, babJl;it. .. aald Michael Osterbou1ht. '9 YOU CAN'T PAY rr BACK, they take tfWla.: you bave," worried another little rellow. "Y'1\dohoule,yourcar, your.: ... One little lirl Hid the venture looked like a sure th~c<ow>lotffallow...,." · A4aml dldn 't seem wotried about the poai ty Of a default. He said lt was often lood rm ial practice to borrow money to pay for an inv~. • ''W'S PIAN TO DISC'tJSS TllAT.0 tbe teacher sald. "We're «om. to talk about tbe idea ot uaiq money frivolously. Tbls ii Just tbe lint of the midt. .. Tbe unit tneladed another leuoo. Around the coatereaiee table, Adams served Juice and donuts. For MuJt Joan appllcanta, be told the t_OUQ&Sten all bH•Yel is cOff ee. ' Thlrty·rUile OI'. COunty-Long Beach area life underwrlters tn•urance men will receive c:b.utered Ute dlptomak J'riday at tbe Balboa Bay Club, N~Beaelj. 1'be dlplomu a.re awarded to people in life and healtb inaurance wbo pau a aeries of eomJ)relieMi•• examinations and meet the •xperience aDd .Weal requirementa. The meeUna ls aponsored by the Orange County-Loag Beacb chapter Of the American Society~ Cluu:tered Life Undenntten. P.OLYESTER AMD WOOL HOPSACK BLAZERS . 579.50 OFFERED IM CHOCOLATE, CAMEL. AND FOREST GREEM. REG. 'I 15. VAL.UE GUY LIVINGSTON How often a child receln a routine medical uaminatJoaT· Between one atld three years, three times a year; three to six yean, two examinations yearly; alx to twelve 1ean._ one examlnatJon ,earl)'. Even with an apparenUy: ~thy chUd 'a l'e&ular schedule of examination• 11 important. There are 111an1 conditions without ob~lous symptom• that Only a physician can .detect and d1a11nose. A ht>mia, °'1Set o( diabetes; ,bearln1 aad viaJon defecta, bladder tntecUOn. ~ tbeae are Jual a te_. examplea. YOUR DOCTOR CAN ·PHONE US wben rou. need a tnedlcine. Pick .. your prucrlpUon lf 1hopPlnl nearby, or we .wlll ·deliver promptly wl&bout atn char••· .\ 1re•l many people entruat ua wl\h their preacrlptlon1. May we compiow\d younT PAii UDO PHAIM.A.CY ··~ ......... IMlll'42-IUO Congress Tables Motion; Air Bags Win S.upfl!Jrt • i l WASHINGTON (AP) - Congreu baa su1talned a controver1lal Transportation Department. declalon to reqUlre air: bap or other pualve 11atelY. devices to be installed ln all new cars by the l8M '1~odel year. The Senate voted 85 to 31 Wednesday to table a resolution disapprovin1 the decision by Secretary ot Transportation Brock Adams. The House Commerce Committee earlier prevented the issue from be1nl raised before the full House by voting 16 to 14 to table a similar motion. THE TRANSPO&TATION Department's rulinf requiru that new autos be ~ulppecS with devices that do not demand any action by the motorist to activate. • The two moet common dtvlces are air baga, which inflate wben senson on the front of the car indicate a crash ls occurnna, and automatic seat belta. wblch automatically wrap around a dnver when the car door closes. Interest Rate To Get Eye Interest rates wlll be the focus of Loeb, Rhoades & Company, lnc.'s "Meet the ProfessfOns" workshop at 6:30 a.m. Tuesday at .lbe Baywood Recreation Center. Newport Beach. "'The Incredible Effects or Interest Rates" will be the topic for Dean Tyler Jen~s of Loeb, Rhoades&Company, Inc. Miles .Metcalfe will be the moderator. The publlc waa mvit.ed and seaUna reaervatlona may be arranaed with the company at 64().5600. Tbe government dec:lalon 1oea into effect WLlesa both ~es dl11pprove It by an Oct. 1' deadline. THE GOVERNMENT rulin1 requlres the Jnat.ilatJon ot the devlees in all larie can by model year 198a and in all other motor vehicles by model year 191M. "No •Ingle acUoo taken b.Y the Consraa this year-holda more promise for savtn1 llves and aUevtatmi needless sufferiftJ," Adams taid after the 8-ate vote. •'Thia ls a victory for us. but even mo.re for our children, because hf.&bway accidents are the 1inele 1reatea~ tlller of American )'OUlb ... ln Senate debate,~ W.Sell H. Ford (0.lty.). uid ioltall- atlon ol •lrbaaa qia all cara driven tn tho United Stites la amply JuaWled ln terms of lives saved and injuries ~vented. SEN'. ABllAllAll Rlblcoff <D· Conn.), said the all'·bag ayatern would eave millions Of dollars in Insurance premiums and payments. But Sen. Robert P. Grtffln <R-Mich.), in wbose state the majority of the nation's autolDOblles are produced, ·aald the '1r·ba1 syatem ls Insuf- ficiently fated and ls UJll"eliable. Griflln, the Senate lpclDSOI" of the nsoluUoo to disappro"9 the air·bal declsloo, aaid the ayatem did not work 97 tJmes in •c· cidenll lnvolvlni 230 alt·bai equipped can. He cited atatlltica that air hap. will not prevent injuries tn 50 percent. ol hi&hway accident.a. AND HE COMPLAINED that some Department of TransportaUoo officials "tried their darndeat to aupprus" evidence that air bags did not prevmt inJurles that would have Over The Counter MASO~ been fatal ln three of four testa ln which c daven were usotl m placeoftostdummld. 4 . Grilfln ausgea~ that It w.Ntcl be wiser to enact le11l1taUon makiAC the use of aeat lelts_,._ mandatory th•n to force lbe lnatallatlon of a paulve l'fttralot I' sy1tem whlch he .. ld la Inadequate. 1 He-also complained about cost. C aaylng that while tb• Transportation. Department r claims an •verace tnatalJat.lon • cosl of $120, it does not deal wJth • .eaUmat.es that once a.n alt bai lnfiates, It wlll coat_, to• to " ;~e-Red I OiJStiike: 'PronUsing' TOKYO (AP) -A Japanese- Sovlet Joint oll company hu announced It bu struck oil off tho nort.bem tip of Sakhalln Jsland and the find "has a stronr poaslbillty ot becomlnt tbe largest oil deposit lD A.ala.'• Sadao Kobayashi, president of Sakhalin OH Development Cooperation Company, aald Wednesday It bu ltnlCK four promising oll strata on the continental sMll 3~ mtlea Ott the northern SakhallD pott of Otha. The test wells are now nmng at a combined daily rate of mate than 28,300 1alloos of cnide oU with an 0.842 aravlty, 0.1 percent. sulphur and 1.28 pereea paraffin, M Hld. • The joint ftnture will coattuuo ill drilllnl ~rram unUl the f Ill -of 1'78 to de\ermlne the 1be Of lbe deposlta and assess their commercial pOtentlal. j ' . r MUTUAL FUNDS If STOCKS I SYLVIA PORTER NYSE COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS l /N DAILY PILOT Forml040A Pink ·soothes Tax Troubles . By SYLVIA POltT£1t :The new Income tax FOl'm 1040A, which more than on tblrd ot Amertcan taxpl)'ert wUI flle, ls on the prtnUnc preaaes and slated to 10 irU.o the mall Jn December. • ll <itU be colorett P!lStel pint wllOQthe taitPQel"I IVUC• ?~, tllng tl\rc>Uth UHs many changes that have been mad• bl tbc " lqnn l(a.ln. Their goal~ are 11slmpliOcalion" and "refonu... ' h' WJLLINDEED BE £ASJB8 to read than last year'1 1040A. Here's a preview: (1) You need nat compute~roWta standard deductloas. •eneral credit or dollar total Of exemptlon. hat you bad to ckf.. • on t.ho 1971 version. The 1977 Tax SJmpllficaUoo Act ellml.Aal· ecf these separate computations. They are in~ ._, automatically loto the tu tables from which you will pick out your tax. All you will need to 1et your 1977 tu lroO'I the I.RS tax table ve (a) the total of salary. dividends and lntereSt <adJuted ~ tm:Ome> oua {bl -• ...-, .. y ..... number of aea\pUons. (2) Nolonaer wlU you find boxa.\ ~ulrinc tnfonnatlon ~ suppcll.1 claims for depeadentl other than a dePtndent child,, The Wl8 Form l<MOA required in!ormallOn about wbetbi!'r • such ~b had less than fl60 In Income arid boW much : support was fumlahed by the taxpayer. That requlremeni .. ·: haabeendropped, ~< rrs A GOOD1D£A TO stt.idy the Corm before ~01 to nu lt out, and tO 1et euentlal pa~ together bcloro you be~ • And don't decJde ~lboul even 1uperficlel 1cn.adD,y t.bal you must spend money and Umeaeekinl out.alde auistance. Nut: F'ormJO.O Third Day of F a~l Marked at Market , \./SC Thuraday. ~ber 13, 1on F~ years aso • ..New~tt Beacb city councilmen nervously made a cls1on to go into self insurance for their workman's compensation gram. Aecoraiiig to report iSsucd this week. that decision has paid off ndsomely. City Manager Robert Wynn said the city has saved $1.54 Ullon In direct costs in those ur years. savmgs to the city by ~omparing what the city's premium would ~ave been to purchase a workman's compensation policy to the amount ot money actually paid out of the fund set aside from tax money. HE SAID THAT part or the city's self insurance program has included active "fety programs for city employes, particularly pubHc safety and •eneral service etnpJoyes who are rno.5t subJect to injury. In 1!176-77, according to the report; the city paid oul $184,049 in 206 cases, representing an average eo,,t per case of $893.'4 . • The ~t ot a pr~miurn for a policy In the same year would have been $84.5,399. SAN CLEMENTE FIRE CAPTAIN GARY CARMICHAEL INSTRUCTS ROP CLASS Training for Hard to Get Publlc Sentlce Joba Wlth Fire Departments ' Schoo-Prepares Firemen By ANNE COOPER Of .. .,..,, ~l(eff Giving up a year of Wednefday a!temoons and Saturdays for stboolinc 1s no treat. but one program has attracted a growing number of people who want public safety jobs. "Tbete jobs are. hard to come by, and the competition is fierce," said Capt. Gary Carmichael to the San Clemente Fire Department, wbo tegcbes ., Construetion Hz the course through the CaplstrllJlO.Laguna Regional Oc- cupational Proeram <ROP>. "THERE ARE A LOT more applicants than jobs, and word eets around that lbe ROP course offers about the best preparation available," Carmichael said. "We've watched our enrollment climb every year for three years. since the proeram was started." He said the proaram has a &ood J>lacement record, wi~ at New medical college annex building at UC Irvine was' just what the doctor ordered for Orange County construction workers, shown here working on 101-seat dem- onstration and lecture hall. The hall is part of 166,000-square-foot building complex scheduled for completion next August. Cost of the. year-long project is estimated at $14.6 million , least JO percent or those who have completed the course working in public safety jobs "The number may well be higher in the long run," he sa1d. "A lot of our students go on to college. but may eventually wind up w9rking u fire fithlers or .. 'POiicemen. "OTHERS ARE HIRED an public safety jobs -some out of tbe trea -and we just don't hear about it." .,.Most of the students in the prograJb run by Carmichael are high school students, but out.of· scbool teenaaen and &dwts can also enroll. I The rint ball of the course involves class study, with Carmichael brlnilnlJ In experts to lecture on their spedalUes. "THE COORDINATOR OF San Clemente's emereency medical technicians leaches rescue procedures, another firemaa \eache!' knots. Even Fire Chief. Ron Coleman, teaches." Carmichael said. Coleman's specialty ii. the history of fare science which he , says goes back to ancient Rome. The second half of the course is internship, workin1 directly with San Clemente ffremen. ROP students :Won the ame tiOurs as the fir men. when po ible, and ride a1°'1£ on the fire ti'uclts or ambulances. '111£ ROP STUDENTS can do just about anything a nreman can do by the Ume they are in the internship proeram. But they • cannot enter a burning building," Carmlchael aald. / "They get a chance as Interns tb see how alt the fire aclen;e they learned in the classroom applies al the scene or a fire or I Theft Reported Antique furniture valued by • the victim at $3,170 baa been -------------------_..;.. ___________ .;:._______ stolen from a Mission Viejo An 'Honest' Deal Lincoln's College Raises Funds JJath History CHICAGO <AP> -For $S, you n buy a piece of land Abraham lncoln once owned. For $30,000, f01:l CJUi camp there for a week in heated, nir-condiUoned Civil War cavalry tent. Jt is all part of a fund-raisins arlve for Lincoln College an- n.ounced in the Neiman-Marcus hfuese Dice k;ame Given . ii l'rrial Okay 19'77 Christmas catalog. LINCOLN COLLE~E JS' the only school named after LincOln during tuS· lifet.mae. Loc4l"leceod, has it that Llneoln ipllt a watermelon at the dedication and sprinkled lb juice on the cround. The fund·raisinii drive is the brainchild of Raymond Phipps of Springfield, Ill., who recenUy in- herited 40 ~res which once belonaed to LincolQ.. For $5, Neiman.Marcus wiJJ provido a deed to approximately one square inch of the land, plus a paper copy of the ori~inal deed. For $100 or $300, the facsimile deed will be cut in. copper or carved In marble. Proteeds will go to the two-ye. colleae Un· colri, Ill. Phtpp's land south of Charleston, Ill., eating delicacies provided from Neiman.Mateus' epicure department. TM. final djnnet of the trip, tn Sprincfield, wil\-.be a.re-creatlOll ot a feast Uncotn gave for Eun>- pean ambassadon during the war. The dhmet wilt conclude with two elaborate calces--one shaped like Fort Sumter and the other In the form or a Union gun- boat IN THE MORNING, Neiman· Marcus wtn tly lbo gueata b•cl( to wherever they came Crom . . store, Orange County sherirrs or. ricers reported Deputies said intruders, who may have had a spare key, took the items from Vintage Oak Furniture, 23812 Via Fabricante, after the store had closed. accident and why ll 's so important let know how much water weighs or where to posit- ion an entine " Ffre ~lence i.s an emuiiDJ technology, requiring increasing sophistication on the part of firemen. Enrollment iis tncre.a 1n }Ob Int.em cour:ses otr..CS Y Capistrano-Lafupa Beach Regional Occup1\lon11 PrOcram (ROP.~ ROP st.UdenL enrollment w 8TO on Oct. 3, aatd Jerold Simona. adrblnistritor, l 11 percent increase over J t yo r' enrollm.nt 4f atudents. The 870 fipre will have to be revised upward. however. as students continue to enroll. wlth more than 900 student.I now taking J\OP classes, aald Sirn~s. TOTAL ENROLLMENT for the year ls expected to Lop 1.000 students. be aaJd. About one-third bf tbe ROP enrollment is made up of aduJts and out«·school youth, Simons said, With the remamder drawn from Captatr~no and Laruna Beach Unified high ICjbools. The administrator, whO bas headed the ROP prosram $lncc June. attributed increasing enrollment primarily to new course offerings, including Se~#2J37U8P503526 IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 1978 FIREllRD THINKING OF A LEASE? 5 1 I 7°~LEASI IMMEDIATE DELIVERY "Capt tallied ooet 1&282. .,..1mum lilbllitv at end of ,. ... $3850. • 111. 08 per month f« 38 n'lonttle plus '102 uMd hllc per rnontt\ S34e 20 lnclUC11ng Acenee ct.liven. on ~ credit. 19_77 CLOSEOUT .. $1589°° DISCOUNT BRAND NEW 1977 BONNEVILLE BROUGHAM . . 1977 ClOSEOll 591PilsCBlll · BRAND HEW I t77 SUNllRD . au a tld ~ ptloe .... ae• °"'°""'•to. .... ,.... ..... . .. . ( ThUT9day. October 13. 107'7 • · DAILY PILOT DI) . ~ 1978 .GRAllD PRIX . • GRAllD llEW SIZE . • GRAllD llEW LOOKS •GRAllD llEW~ PRIX ~ 21 MPG HWY -14 GIY EPA Estimates -Your Mi1eage M-Vr/ ' 305 C.I. V-8 . Ser.~67R7P4f361G . . DAILY PILOT Thut10ay, Octoti.r 13. 1sn Pl/BUC NOTICE 'tf..:.::0'1194JllMIS1 ITATIMPT '"' .......... ,.._, .... "II'"'" ........ 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'· '· 1:1, wn PUBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE HOTlctl OP P"Ol"OS&O TR"HSl'f I' 01' \IHINHA.ITIO TUIRllORY Al'l'ICTIHO THI 90UHOAAY llTWllNTHI CAl'ISTRAHO UHIFllEO SCHOOL OISTIUCT ANOlHf ~DO\.lllACllVALLlY UNIPllOICH~ DtSTltlCT '" oK'°'OM<.e wlU. Edixe11o11 Code Sec110ro U104 l>IOTIC:t: IS HERC BY C.IVEN UIAI • publl< ...... "II ""111 De hOld ••• ro;vl .. n•••llnv ol ttw ()y-c.o..ntv 80er• ol ld••Oloon 10 <Gr\>OOer llW pe1111on ;ind recomm•nd•Uon• concerning tt\I ''•"''• ot '""° )ft'4itl l»'<•li ot un ,,..,..,,led ltrrCIOr( trcom IM Caplllr.,,., s.p1. it.Del.•, 1~.aa. 1t11 .i•1·11 PUBLIC NOTlCE l'tCTITIOUS IUSIHUS NAMl naTIMIHT l.,. tollowinQ peuon II llOlllll 1111•1• ri.uu JIONN.,ER PAJOR'S IH TERIORS. JS1 Ce\allllA Or., .... llO"l-11,CA'*I J_,.I« ~ PeJ«. W C.t•llne Dr., Newpot1 e.-11, CA"'6l Th" -NU IS ~I .. II~ 4111 I,._ dlvlduel • ~,,,,._,.., ... Thb \le-I WU fllld Wllll tlll Co..nly C...,. 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Del .•• fl, JO, 2'. 1t11 •tn.n 1 PUBUC NOTICE l'UBUC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS IUSINRU ,..-.STAT1¥«H'T , ...... .._.... ,.,_ ~· --....... --MILANO M.ITOMOalLI, 111 W. 11UIS11914. a ...... ._..-..., CA "'II AMrU AlllOflle M•lat, I ... ,..._A•~ Cllllll-...u.'*' Tiits ..._II UllllYCllllll •; M .. ...... ..., "'*"-MtMro-'- Tiils ~ •• '"'°' Witll IJoe °""'' """' .. Ot ..... c;.e.,.,., Oii .. Q.1'11. l'ttht l'\OllllSIM Or ..... CIN•l 0..11, "''°" lept. lt, Otl. 6. U, ltl, 1•11 PVBLIC NOTICE P'ICTITIOUI IUllNH• MAMS STAT RMI NT TM ,.......,.. .,._ It -.ine' WI!. ""'"' . . MIHl·SYSTEMS ASIOCIATlS, tots "°'1 "'-"ce, Newport .. t<ll, (A.nMO Onld -·· *' Port Pl'OWl\ce, .. ...._,'"''"CA..,... ""''' bwllneU 11 conoucled bf e11 Ill• ctlvl._.. O...ltlHecllot Tltb -I WH flltd Wllh I ... c.u...., °"11 <If or..,.. CDvMy.., s.,t. a,1m. P1W1 ,a&ac.aoe. & IC 100« a •"-fc....ort ......... ..... ,... ...-.. CA..,... Pll«lllWcl Or .... CMtl Dairy "'* OU." ll.111. 77, ''" PUBUC NOTICE 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 D A I L y p I L 0 T HoelsH FOP $de ....... fOc-S• • ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• al015: AdT...tiM,_ G•MNI 1002 G1•r• 1002 ....... chtctl tMlr. ticb ....................... . .. ., ~ ..... ron lmlMcllahly. TM OAILY ,.LOT •• I labllty ~the flrtt .. comtd lilstrtlCNI ORiy. INtlllllw'ls 1'4offce: All teal ettate advertlaed In um oew&papv b •ub- jec:t 10 the **al Fair Houslni cl of 1968 which makes it ilJeaal to advertise •·an1 pre- ferJnce, Umit1Uon. or diacrltnmaUoo b:ised on race, color, religion, :.ex. or national orilin. or ao lntenUon to make any aucb prererenee. limit•· Uon, or dlscrt 1Dlna\ioo." ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Real estate SALES PERSON & RENTAL AGENT openings SeU starter for a progressive & tnnovaUve ornce. eomey&c-.-y 497·2457 TRI-PL EX 2266)ClNER, CM Xlnt cond. • inc. $175. mo , Owner /aat, 548-Sm SOUTHO~ ..WAY 2 BR.TOWNHOUSE $&5,900 .. Can't behevc it? Then call us to see this air conditioned immaculate home with new upgraded carpeting & freshly painted interior. Vacant & available for· immediate occupancy with credit approval. YOU'U. Ukl OUI UP .expert~nced sales personnel 759-0811 LIDO ISLE newly remodeled 4 bdrm, de, 4• bath, living rm w/cathedraJ ce1Un11. Lt• master bdrm suite $224,9:50. LUXURY waterrront condo. Z Bdrai, 2\61 beUl: Pool, jaeuui, 24 h.r: HCwity. Brand new; comp.· furn SZ!o.000 . • . , • PENINSULA• bdrm, J ba boaae. All •m«DWM.' Lovely area, rew atepa to beach Sl.J5,000. _ Bill GRUNDY, REALT OR :J-11 Buy~oJ,. Orovt• N B b7S blbl Soper duplex with auesl room just one block t.o 811 Corona Beach · beamed ceil1n1s. fireplace, room to ex· Gew.t 9001 paad can rut on thia •••••••••••• .. ••••••••• ••••••••••• •••••••••••• one!~ Cf'tl'i l•t9•ilSll./N701k ""C(' WATl!RFAONT HOMES R!AL E8TATI! 631-1400 OM&. Y SU;JOO Great o.ta M a ~In 3 Large Odrm1, over· 1h:ed lot 'With bearina frat u... Good condi- tion inside 6 out. Price Includes near new refn1. washer A: dr)'~r. Just mon·tn. Hurry tall - · • .&1> HERITAGE • • REALTORS j I preJenlJ UDO ISLE BAYFROHT For the discriminatrng buyer! Presti-"10Wi borne on qui~t end of island. 2 Story, 4 bedrmi; + maid's. 35x00 Lot. Large pier and dock -rOQm for boat 50' and more. See this exclusive listing by appt only $500,000 -ree. Genet.. I 00 Gftffal I 002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ______ .._. D!S,.aAT!OWHIR $61, 900 $6l,000 .-OOL Frnbly pe1n1ed ln and Walk up 1arden ~thway oul. 3 Bedrooma, i:i. to this 3 bdrm steal. blths. fplc, . hardwood F\o&ertlp kitchen. Living nn. traJler access. Sub-room overloolls sparkl· outyourtcrms. mg pool. Hideaway S31·5800,eves.~·2348 mastt?r tool Only a lHlle Int, RftWtwork TLC to have your dream ~~~~~~~~~I home Don't hc1>1tlile. -Call 752 1700 Sl'YGLUS HILL/FOi LUSE New Bedford Model. 4 bdrm. 3 buth. 3483 sq ft home with expans1re ocean view Nicely upgraded. Vacant & ready for unme<H~tc move·m. . '7J..4400 J-1.All,BOR UDO ISLE llST IUY-4259,tSO Charming & delightful! Spacious 3 bedrm Z.story home on large corner lot. Inviting family rm, 3 baths. functional kitchen w/fine appliances & BBQ. Prof. dee. North & South patios. 52 l VIA UDO HOllD OPIH FlJ 1·5 NOT A HO HUM COHDOMIHIUM This one's exciting! And only $86,500 for a Back Bay view. 1440 sq fl of living space, 3 bedrooms, 3 baths , 2 stories and a sunny patio. Attractive wood exterior gives a woodsy reeling. That price again: $86,500. Go for 1t ! U~l()UI: li()M~S REAL TORS•. 675 6000 2443 E.ut Co8't H1'i)hway, Corona del Mc1r also 1n M1.-sa Vl!nJc, Jt ~·\6 5990 GeMral I 002 GtMral llU~SIEST IU\" That rare X Plan Condo wtth wrap.around patio, formal dm. rm. 1''am. rm. off country kitchen. 3 Bclrnul. Wide greenbelt. LAND INCLUDED! On· 1Y $13S.OOO. Best val1te on market. UM1$aS•11,vsA10 LE [ ~ ... , .... -· , .• , , ·. , . I " 21 ff AH Ju ;zf ... llCMld · • , · · M!WPOIT cetta. N... u ..... ,' ° C.F. Colesworthl 2 Story Art11t's Chalet + ' , . pe>ol. 1''am. i;lie Liv rm • ' ' !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! REALTORS 640.00 O aou.rmet kitchen with . GMH'al 1002 GtNrot 10021--------•1 breakfast bar, step down conversation 11re11 with FAHY ASTIC ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••• •••••••••••• PRIC!D TO fireplace. Unique 1:11rdcn DUPLEX RIOECOUTED $SI 750 saL sst.'50 Ohob~tr. u.~uat :tdin ,110!~ uonr OVER 6000 snFT PR.ICU> TO SlLL • c'h arm In a f .am i I y " ' " " "I" Bea• .. •fu.J ad~n fam JI.. llu&e family room with neighborhood. Cheery H.r"-r from massive • sa·s, • BA's. 2 d....... .., "' ' •· d b I '-ll d "" " ... " ...... nn wi·th firepla~e Nice use r c .. wa an. ,.._..11.,...'-"'t ........ n + ..... r. 3 hv. rm . Hurry ! Call duunit nrus, 2 lrplc's, all redetorallon to a~ll~w im· fireplace. '3 Bedrm, 2 5·;~·c(0~' w"'rms. uLushlmi-liiiiiiiiiiili __ __ 96:H16'1 the blt~. sep. laUlldcy mediate move·in with no baU.. dble car carage, tr a.J ds C 11 DI• of Gem• Co. '"" ....... htc. 64G-6604 ""'"'~•·llPUtuo111,,.c1• rm s &. over&1zed wortc.3 ~lnafaml· ntwll'.Do~hboypool&. OP'C croun . a lquidatln" Investors ~.October 13, 1an [~ 1111 E.~~\ig [;~~;:;;~Ir! ;::~~::.'.$ llu:;r}~ [~· •• ~f ~W.i~I ::113-4S67;;~;:'1;.111;;{:;;;~;·mar;:.;;;:;k::;nl;~;riA&enl;:e;u1;;~ -----------• ~t~.~~!~o!~~ R ll~Ntt: ~,. LAGUNA VllW -------- $162 DAY JACOlsa~.e.•n · ..... ..,...,_;o_ ~~~~~~I ~--.. ... I!. Laree• bedrm. 3 bath.r------•-------------.,~---. r .,_.. GRANDMA."SHOUSI -.. vv11. ..... .,..,. fam. beamed cellini: VACA.NT """' t"tALL'-'ou.:', .. , 675-6670 So, "Ou've always want·1--------COMMElCIA.L Sl.U,000 30t4 Mountain Mu ST s ELL JM. u• ror a" _,, ,._ _______ _, ed ~ house with real •FOR SALE* 30• Indoor/outdoor runa View. M E 0 l A T E L y • JO day ad 1• charm, "ell, your llmt z Br,den.1':&stside Ucensed-50 do~. Lovely MlWPOllT SHORES Breathtaking 180 deg. inthe *VETERANS* has co me Bri c k tm,950 2 bedrm home on 11• lmmaculate. l level. 3 ·~•n~w.Chanttofa DAILY PILOT SERVICE DIRECTORY fireplace, old (Hbloned 2 Br Eastaide m.ooo acres. AJr cond. In home-bedrma. :l bath, dble car lllf'\Jme. Bid your price ----_,...,__,,___ Wac's ' Wave's four leued bath tub, cUn· 2 Br Duplc11 Q,950 and gr 0 ° m r 0 0 m . on -11ey SJ 09. 790 230 and &erms. Call anytime. lnJC rm O¥erlooklnJ rern 3 Br llawa11 Kai Mannot $.!:60,000. l.utlorua SCOTT REALTY lnvest your money in a garden, huge yor d. S12.S.OOO PETE BARRETT LA.JCEARIOWHEA.D 536-7533 home today & wntch it chickens either 11o or 38r, Pool Canyon View -REA'":rY-l.ari!• custom CHALET.1--------•I make money for you! stay, it's your choice $149,950 1.. 3 bednn. 3 bath. Heated 1--------- 0ur ore spec1alu:es lo Grandma '1 house is 54z.szoo dble llar Guarded entry helping VETS• Call now· located In a pride of *RENTALS. ~ i't'fUNUla Dr $225,000 ne,o~~oc'8oteMSaMle11,.spesrs100~ 542·3678. UHRS Bkr ownership Eoa st11de 2 Bdrm Unit $2.W mo v-,. " 1---------1 Costa Mesa Slrt'el The I Bd l-.!n!ltl\1dc S27S mo 400£.lr'* roa All w I' r II r n Is h tl e i; k - 90 rr SOWi huq• something to sell" ~~.~ i~;f1~' osk1n1< 2 Br, Nwpt ll~hL' S:.175. PRICED TO SELL C.M~•f ... · •: _..._111.u ~~tpphone-se<:rctary & -'.::'::~-====-:-::-1 c.1a-.s1(1ed ads doll well ' , . " • r ,, I J Ar Orl'aO\ U:\I. !.100 r---:! Ur 1-;..,~ls1dt• how.~ ~uo J Bdrm with (1repluce U CASA. RL TY 642-5671 :.-:=,:C! .......... !?!!! ~~!'!.. ....... .!?~! [ ~ lfilJ\l , •. k.~-~.·.'.3.1~.~.e.~.2.... =~·" iiu~~ \~, t ·-·THl~•,•L•u•Ff .. S--rl~4~95~1~87~0~~e~ve~83~1~-01~n~I • lflJl@3iVE1liftit1 You must sec to :IP· EXECUTIVE SI IESTV"LU"' JUSTRIGHT 962·4471(~)546·8103 µrtt"10tte this Super FIXER A c (octh<? family that wants 1~~~~~-~~~I ShJrp '-'"ec11l1\l' type CUSTOM QUA.UTY -Dare to be dlf · Cerenl and live in this custom home . in prestise area. This may onJy appeal to lhe few who truly like the finer things. In some areas this 14 room home would be considered a mansion. Please call since this home can only be shown by appt. c•~''' :JACUlll TfMI -A beautiful 4 bedrm home just 2'Ar years old, sharp and clean. Neat jacuzzi for your entertainment. Hurry on this one$00,900. c• 54'94141 Offices located in c~to Mno ....,tinqton Beach -He~port Beach IN HA.JtlOR VIEW " bette-r th1o1n ne"' 21ear1-homt'. It's ln·level v..1th J R.ck1td Thousands 1iiiiiiiiiwiiil~iiiiiiiii;I 2 a. a d~ or 3 bedrm. old 4 bedroom. with an bdrms. 21'1 bath.I and a Needs car))l'ts. drapes • Ot'llghtlul patios, yard llahan tile enlr}. wet C.ACIOUS ~ll'W of upper bay &t and paint. Located on a H 1 g b I y up a rad ed. bar, tropic al C1sh pond & ""!"01,.. &v ll&hls on wide ar~nbell. q111et cuJ·de·sac cloce to lmmed.occupancy. lush p1anun~s. Best of ¥.-~ SUnny rountry kitchen park and swimming all. 1t 1 a \18C)' .short dis· 3 Bedrooma, 3 bath1, with MW disbwaaber & pool U you're handy and COltOMA.Df:lMA.I Lance to the beach in a pallo. fplc. 2 bedrm~. 2 double uH·clean1111 want a good home to fi>t DUPLU very prestl&1ous b11ths. sunderk, (pie. ovens. En}oytheprlval.t! up. this Is it! Better Lovely duplex, each urul nelahborbood & pnced '175.000 644-mo Jacunl ~ore entertain· hWT)'! Call645-030a having 2 bedrms each. ~!_.!l $1Z7.500. CALL Loa around your lirep1t --on the eustom wrap ':Jilk to beach. Priced to ~ SELECT around patio. You can FOR ESTE OLSON T ... all lhla by enterin• PROPERTIES tM! custom quarry tile .•!a...-....,.~ r.~~~~~~~~I entry & waltlna throu•h i --------,.--1 WHY NOT Buy? on t~ Komtan carpel· mlllll~IllO. 11-.i..G 1i1 \11'1' ..._ ... ""'''"•" • Jn1 thru~ut. All thls for IM DOYD only $115.500. and this ls SHotlU A91U.1 Mewfy D~ed the bell buy In The GOlfen Dream 11.2 The Prac· e ~~ :g:th~~!s"ide~ Bht~~()ft~ Mosa Verde'a moat Y~ Mar beau\)'. Many ex· OoaorHetenDryan SPECTACVLARtio111• s lJIOODover Dr. tras + aaaumAble laan. -111.ttU BR, ( ba, FR. Dlt, LI, '4Bclrm,2Bath,Frplc Hurey.call~. ~hf Cmt Hor :1••~1" 111, The coun. la 1our ~ .... f.J:I>. HERITAGE Spanh.b 21tory. 4t aert. $129 500 . • REA LTORS back »•rd. ~n Hou11e ""',"~"~/cm-~· ......... IOHIGne,... IOOZ Wed. lhru Sun. t-5. 1780 oe•..,.,. ••• •• •••••••••••••••••• ••••• ••• • • •• ••••••••••• ~ CI r c I e A I t . -~•IM=f'~al.-~~-1~0~0~2!~-~~~~~~~~I cae: 110111 BLllNS CD. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE ' OPEN DAILY 2-4:30 IM lHE HEWER IWFFSt Spectacular 2 Story End Unit Towtlhouse, Overlooking Sparkling Pool And Ramada. 2 Separate Suites, 3 Baths, Huge Fanuly Room Easily Convertible To Another Suite. Highly Upgraded. Many ' Custom f<'eatures. $157,500 2444 VISTA HOii.RA 111 DOYH DRIVE 631-1800 -::;.-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ................................ , .. ~·~· ~~u~ Coldwell Banker ~CSIClNl:At 9rol<lR>G£ COMPl'NV SICWDID, SPECIAL Lovely 3 bedroom, family room Tiburon homo in Lusk Harbor Vlew. Quiet Cul de sac. Green, woodsy yard. This will appeal to the most' dilcrlminating buyer. $189,000 fee. • , l A. couwaa. ....... co. 64~·1766 11t1 IANJOACllllNHIU..S"O ~~.....,.------'H•Hlwi-o----~~Cl--HT--EA----'~ Call us about t>U J m · maculate one owner. 2 Bedroom, convertible den horn~ In Harbor..._ _______ .. View Home• Tbe,...1---------• owner's mt>t1culou.!t care to every malllten11nco need Will lmpresa YO\I· And the hithly com· petttlve pri~ of 11.J8,5()(). fee wlU pleau you pocketbook. CCll&644~7Ztl rk NIG:'i(L; UAllE.Y & 1\SSl:JCIAT ES LAST ONE ~ Walker & l ce Brand Ne~ East.Ide Costa Meal S bedroom, 21~ balb, wet bar inside laundry! 17$0 Square feet ot luxurious living! ___ Re_a_I El_lB_t_e_1 __ GAltAGS SALE ads In the Dally Pilot brlna hap- py results. To pla~ ynur drawing card, phone I 002 &U·5678 today. Hurry, call now! S78.500. ltO DEGIU RED CARPET, 7SN202 YllW •••••••••••••••••••••• •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• G, .. , .. l 002 G11M,... I 002 Huie 3 bdrm plus JSX30 fl. enclosed pavilion . Hlal\ on the hlll·w1th un- obatructed view. Try •• 900 down. Call 96U76'1 CE llDllB ILllRS aa. OVER SO YEARS OF SERVICE HEWPOllT CllST IMSTAMTL Y APPEAUMGf Spacious Townhouse Overlooking Pool. Jacuzzi & Tennis Courtsl With View Of Ocean From 2nd F oor 3 Bedrooms 3 Baths, Den/ Family Room. WllJ Be Red~orated Jn CoJ<rs & Tone!S Selected By Buyer. $129,500. Shown By Appointment. Ht DOYBl DRJVl 631-1800 .. ................•...•.• ...................... . . COM DUPLEX Completely refurblthed 2 bdrm front with 2 bdrm & loft rear unit with patio between. Perteet location & <:ondiUon. W alklng distance to ahop!S & beaches I $174,500. WTSIDE C.M. DUPLEX Corner Sale I 2-2 Bdrm units with enclosed garages. 1 ~ Blocks frorn' 17th St. amenities. Seller wtll carcy 2nd TD. t n lerior & exterior refurbished 6 months ago. $109,000. ' 675-2311 O'f.N 11 9 • n:s IUH1081 IKll 3 UNITS EASTSIDE Thil ldHllY locaud In ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3br, \~ba. Xlr• lrl tot, ba1 •iew. ltJ O'f'ner. 11•.000. '7ll·SCM9 -- 4 ·~; ... HERITAGE . • REALTORS OAILY PILOT Thu ... ay, Oo-13, 1111 ~.~~ ........ ~:::.~~ ........ 1 ~.~:::.".'!~.~ ........ ~':°!!!!.".'!°:~ ....... ~'!:!!:.~~ ........ ~:::~~•~••••••• ~!.~~ .•.... ~~::.~~ ....... ~::.~~ ....... ~~ ............ !~.~~ ~~~ ............ !?.~~ ~~~ .... !~.~~ ~~~~ .... !~.~~ ~~.~~ ... !~.~! ~~~.'~!'~ ..... !~!.~ Point 1026 DaM P'oW 1026 *ei""Jon ... h 1040 WOOOURll><.a; SROAl> 8 'I\ BUY IN &AN ...... ••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• MOOR. 3 br 2 ba p11111; Open DoUy l·6pm STEAL THISI CLbEN 1' • 1"1111 oce.11n 5UNSIT HILLS -T ... ,,., decoroted 4 , .. ....._ 21/J .... ..... .... ·-try kite.... ..... ... toe .... woo4 ,_....... o•.-.bN cab-.,..._. ,..... ;..o1 .. .r-..y • .-.... f...t. . . .$I Ot,000. LAGUNA NlCUD. 41151'1"<!0 4tJ.a112 SOUTH LAG UNA 49!HS$1 '014 0.. , .. LAGUNA BEACH 497-2489 102' LOCATlOM homl' $10~.!IOO uwnr 1400{)0,a_I OP'IH HOUH • \·lew: from lhl• prof Ml tu3tl <Nr "di nut & Kul11n / I h•~ .-11,.1111111_. I l'modeltd J Br hme ha:. nl!'4 di:ert d l 8R, I BA hDl In LOCATION J Bdrm l"ondo \t..i:.ter lncbl'p11i: < ph. rl<iur:.. h111hrooms & mure. ~h1rh Anr Upper Ht• Harbor ~\ti. All elee Thepukfor)'ouryurd .a Walnut Squun· Condo, :s wtlhw11lk·Ln do:.et Jru .i•ld 1111 to u lu.r&"''' ljrcat 1t;irtt'r or lincben. qwet!t• only Bdrm. newer horm" near Br;! Ha, '63 ooo Bdrm c11n ht> formal dm 111, L~tmenl 1111 only )!Ill.Ir.rel Aaaum:tble 'II A Ill.fl,~ Try JS " down • .. n & 2 miles to buch ~1 ~, ma rm ope~ng lo 1m~l l.oa11 11l !I' ... m• DOVER • h11rry . rr1nc. only. Price 1s $11S,90U. and ly, SECLUDKD. <.:O\t'n·d l 'onw & 'll' !IAM t l'!\I Thuri.da> ('714) 496 8033 or (213> btl)'i:r lb amdowi BY OWNl.;Jt, Turtlerock 4 paUo 2 Butruo , lndry ll(l .:!11 I.! ,\ii.i !\l.irlu, LugunJ Mlluel ¥13-.SIOll. U.S.A. RIE/4.LTY Ur 211 Hu . Formal Din COOll&h Cor i.ewmg or OPIM HOUSE SHORES ,.;...-.;...:.;.. _____ _ Rm ideal tu ach()()ll hobbv. Central utr Pool HOMI: +APT. 646-0507 Ill ·1916 par~. pool), leonhi UCI' & P~ rk ne..ir by Al.I. Drlllld 11c'4 I lh hmto \\/Wl~tunding teaturt11, Brlbl Ult family. Older 3 Lndmark condo adll l'ncel.lto move Youown THISINMOVEIN('ON 1ndd hh.:h bl•.im clab. i.kyll&hla & Iii\ otten lJIOODoverDr. 8R.Z\.'18A,1Sa51Cl.ft., comm recfacU. dht 2 Br 2 land 833-lOlB DJ Tl ON IN IR y 1 NE vie~ Hciidy to move lo now. Valued at U'P.500 4 BR,2 Ba, frpk acl"Oll• from park wllh FOR ONLY ~.200 Come & aee llAM·lPM Thurlda)' Sl 29 500 cau.JJn1 vlow, PLUS 2 ::_:,:i:rwnr. 164.DSO &EGAMCE PS •Wuher&dryerin 2~11AnaMiu·111,LaaunaNt111el 1 Bil apt. St.et» to teonJ11 I' u ru s 11 k cu rt a Ins C'luded. ' codr1a, only '115,500. VA Super Sharp HVPt lwnhse, 38d, 2'l1Ba. vu, Pr1n only U57 ~800 hi&hli11bt the off white Atfroctlu Condo M A y Q C K Owner/Agell\,M&-&OH termsolt. l' ar Pe l In II 1 n th Is Tlua sUMy end unit hui. TOUR AW ARD BERTHA HENRY m11tinlf1ccnt Campu~ loo of gl11111 Mirrored w1........ REALTORS View P}1.1n l home. 'fhe , II 11 1 · C' O R p OR AT I ON ""~ 215 Del Mar 492-4W --------1 locution Is fanta11t1c Bd in " ns ed0'f 2 380 GLENN EYRE U you have been watlull ----.~---l'ncc onlv $105,000 HTS rms & panel . am LAGUNA BE A'CH (or • custom Monaco in ~ HARDWOOD FLOORS ~ rin openl'!i onlu au M Harbor View tbla la the ···UT oc•"'N Realty, S51474l 1ra1ate patio. Lndry rn.• beauty ou have been -• -• By OWNER mslde Centrul 1ur Bc!>l (714\ 484•2146 walllnl for 'Tllo winner HIU. A CSTYYU. bey In lrvme at 164.000 'I of tbe Harbor Vie" Lovtl.J I br, 2'rii ba, full Deane home-Univ . IVRYHCOPB.14.HD Homes Tour Award" dlnnn,Urpls.qwelCul· 3 Bedrm + den w1\h 11 Parle "Ken.s•""'on·• mdl. REALTOR 552-0434 "'~••h said, call WI now dMac at. Xlnt. cond. •••••••••••••••••• •••• •••••••• .. ••••••••••• •• b "''&"' ~JU..._ ... ~ CM )J r--------•I laraeranulykltc en, 1ai. w/pool, Jacunt & air. ~ .. och 1o4a Mewportleoclr 1069 tor detads, don't let th1a ....,.....,.,, SH-SPLASH OCIAM VllW7 bltna & a dbhwafher. A Cstm. pool decking 2250 --UN-•1..,•--5•fTY ___ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ beauty slip away. AA Brand new pool & 10'widelot"'ithroomon sq. ft. Min1·bhoda g\ OPEN HSE North End 648-7111 JKUUI. covertd pallo You bet! Thia one year both aides with R.V. ac· thruout. Cormna Cook· ft/4.U t:hlll'mer, SUn 10.2. Call WISTCUfF Ol'l>I 111•·••'S WN101JtN1C1• REAL TORS f:·::.:!.~5~ if,~;::~::• :~~I:::£ ""Jili~.··''°' ~~rt.~~-~~~;; =·.:.,.;::!!~ ~~J.'!·~ ,;;,~i ~~ a;i~r:u~l..;'i [~ lfllll ,:~~·~~i~o cocoa brown UrPOllng, andlowmaJnt landacap-l•--------1.....,._..., beut. Top value. low tto.. Stp.•lftcJ , --~-• .. ;•H•" ~~ custom drapes, r e· ina~O:'-m llUtn Houselesa'! Bu.yours. 4br, prtcem,soo LOCJlll'CI Hilla 1050 rm, for el II• '"'• Large Custom Home, ;'~~l~ ~~~~:.e.::s r:;,~~ 675.-6100 673-44'7 xtralgfamnn.Nrschl'I, GRACIOUS ••••••••••••••••••••••• brick fplc, 2 car Lido Isle. Pool size lot. S-J .. routt)'ard' Only $85,900.1---------1 ~;:e1rm~2~~U ~.!~~: ~ Hw s~~f.u:~~~· ~.wrti 9ara9e, IHd1'd Is 1294.000/ortel'I. Fte,dbiU· c.,is11-. t07t Open UI 8 so pm Mon· ...,..1001 ..._ 1 1 .._... d '"'-·, vinw lot, close to 1...,.•ldtrecl .... bur ty on interior features. •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• Thu · 3br.21,..bfhomew/vault· .....,.. """aut u ~rm an ...,....., " ,... (8 5) 540 3183 Broker rs. edcellings.Approx.2100 family rm home . Lag. ms Mall &'78.500 In thh elcl••h• ~pcratlo~. 1/aMILl,llOM I£ jQuall ~ sq. rt Comp!. w decor Decorated in warm earth Owner ~147~ n • I 9 h It o r h o o d • THI llACH Plaa crpt1•pa1Joslab. Direct 2 ON I tone.. Spac1ows plan 101 Upgc.ade.d Cambridge l.aglMoNtguel 106-2 $146,500. Owaer will •rfront&c:M. 4 BR, 21!.i BA, cuatom a.-....-tl•• rrom builder. 1120.000. Remodelera paradise in in "tho Ranch". Up-Condo Univ 1 end unit ••••••••••••••••••••••• hefp~. -_ ~...PJ Ii J)oclt_• dr11~ • o~ta •JU-u· .... -.. .,,, ... 20 1714)152·8511 downtown H .B . <! graded carpets 9 mo~ qt.iet~ulde~a~.ZBrcuai Ha•t You MlaNd TIM WortdWldtlroken + F. Ba)'fronl Prop. out. ProCai"i1ol)a1 .---.. •'OOOVAtLSlH.IWH>ttfHACI. PRINCIPALSIN ~~::ef:t~e~~~~·::~ Sep~~~::.er~!~n!~~d~~. den $87900. Ownr. Trahtl WaH:tF 673-4545 642-500Zor645-aooC>x.216 landscaplna w/auto. DISAGREEMENT 551.000S ' 'I CM' tprlnklers. Offered by ttS DOD $2U50. loS1.34.500. ar 1 Block to public park _ __ _ Honlt Pnces To ome DUPLD owner/al\. ~ , ~\i::~~.r~:rs~l~i S3~~-~~25 tv~~~~~ ;:inu:i, ~~~~ LogimMI leach I 048 Down? ,,.. TlrM To ON PENIN., h111e 5 br, 4 STS'S TO llACH m4>GeHS35 New Listfn9 cond 1108.500. Price1 _________ 1 enjoymenlfor Sl14,SOO ••••••••••••••••••••••• Buy Is Now. Don't L ba. everything new• $171,000 SJC"93-m7 Gral>U quick. P4pular 3 firm No offers. Pnnc. P.reshaioua downtown 64i-J474 AFFORDAIU! TM T,... LHYt y Call· Bruceat-...7118or Spacie>us 2 bdrm untts BeatPriceinTownr btdroom Townhome. only."94-CGO ___ Lake Park area 3 BR, ··~""7'--PoS11lbly the most ar. At 11w Shltioa. RickS. at9ll3·56'11 WJ1h balcony• paUo tor 4br, 2~b•. Uparaded ara. forced air BToro I 032 t~ Ba. custom kitchen. D fordable prope-rty in htc.d From $73,960 IA y VllW tndoor/outdoor Uvlna. bom•. 119,B001ae•oUa- • dcl~e lulehen, •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• lge den, massive frplc. I I i _' • Laguna today BnR~l & YEATS COMPANY Mobile Home, localed an Across from be1cb "10 ble,OWC.~..xrF l II n e o I rec FA.MIL y oversized lot. By owner ---au')' 2 Bdrm & 2 bat 0 ll e "' L T 0 a S excl111 Ba ya Ide VIiiage, 2 clole you can he.r the 1uva.•TORS a111·mi11!S,BKR,54o.l120. .,..500 ·-1734 Y·Ojustoneblocklotht 5 "' B o~ 0 R 0 11urfandMethesandand ""'~ DBJ~HT .,..., . .._. ~ach. Newly rtdecorat 499-2237. r 2 ""· II\ m. en. 1ea. EstabUabed win· 1MlLETOB£ACH ..... Urul • bd h _. 0 r•---. ,.etbar, lndry, bll.ns, etc. I •BR l"· s• t ...._ e ~au .. rm ome CAUF. CLASSIC cu. wner u .... cana can By owner. Pnnc Only i.er.wmmerrenta area. o , ,.,. ~. w111 .. us . oo quae\ cul-de sac. Plen· 3 Bdrm, 1~ ba. Nr bch. TUltT\.EROCK GI.EH mal<e this purchase a BR upgraded condo on 8 'nl03 SALISBURY R.E. Comm. PoOl. owner anx· ty of extras: P'am1iy $74 9SOowner9S2·3Tl2 • Broadmoor Glenneyrc breeze $85.500. fa.irway El N111uel Golf $59.500. 7~ Call87~ tous, has boUCbt now. room, covered patio & • 112 Plan. 4 Br. din rm. HORINS REALTY t"r5. 1DS.OOO By owner Ai\. __,.,,,_ .. _______ , larse fenced yard. Walk 3 BR. H.o ba, bike to bch fam rm. atnum. Superb Q.2899, 31~ East Nlne WATERFRONT 661-1535 to the hl&h school. Aak· Super loc. VA terms 6 location on quiet cul-de· •494-8057 * Dr Open Hse-Sat Sun VACATION HOME ON IY OWNER ---.------ lna SM.000. yrs. new. 9 ,900. Sare sacstrttt.OnlyS154,g()() D.corafor'i DeigM l2·S WATER Seauuful 1 UPPERBAY4Br.3ba,3 3~'°'~ ~pi:;~~ R.E.963·7080 JUST REDUC ED lo Bdrm Mobile home, car gar. Fam rm, frplc, a, remOd J~. F.HA M,.,. 11Wbtr'& WOOOlalDGI 2-Sty. English count!") SJ.21,000. Best bu.yon hill. completely furnished. din rm. 2200 aq n . l aumable. By owner --;::------:---·t::::t<""'ll'( ~""7 Laurely,.ood ''E" Plan style W/upper liv rm · 3CS42 Los Serranos 4br AJI amen1tJfll for adult S\or)',__.,8 •••• -._. .q HUMTIMGTOM Laraest Broadmoor 4Br. rfl>IC . bdrm .• den" ba 2ba. shake roof, Paceaet Uvlno. Community pool, "" I IY ow...~a 4H•2IOO ly ... •ach: f f I din 3 Guesl rm. & ba. w aep • ... __ ,. ~ b ' • ~ am rm, orma rm, ter home Hl"h 0 rade jacunl 6: recrea•lon .--·r-:-3 bdrm. lV. a, Vtl.a•e 31 Bdc:m .. ous• 940 "'·" ba" .... " 3 entry on lower level. • • • Cb 1 • • u .... ,_,.y~ 1034 &autUMdbrlcktrplcln uw ...., car 1ar. Need.awork l lld,SOO new <'ocoa crpt, de-raC!IUUes. Poss.Ible boat annna • rm on SanJuanCoodo«ltt.ory, ~-Sl. Soutbw"t •••••••••••••••••••• .. • tie del\. Famll}' ai 3 lJP«raded.Of\1)'&119,900. MiS!lonRealty 494~31 corator drpa w,sheers, sUpava.llablt."4.000. t.ree lined all'erl. Corner l car aarqe. Prine. on• ..,,,.. Bdrm home. J'\111 slle ~l'1\Ul'°t'Wutoealltp( CIW"""' sl.alned &Jass. dining/UV· SALISBURY REALTY (pie. boobbelve. in llv ly. $15.1,00l>.5484095 block waU, fncd yrd ~' IMVISTMENT tng rm divider, perfectly caUl'13-8800 rm w/plcture window w/an impresaive BBQ OHORTUMITY lndacp'd, many xtru. overlooklna 40' paUo. S.-L.eglme tOe6 area. lb:lS' family room (71j\ 7$2... View or arauna cattle " Spac famtly kit., haa ... H•••yw• •••••••••• views the areeo area .._"'°".,..J,.Om"'-Y'" ~:;:l~t L~otecu!a~n iro~ Saddleback to infinl\y. Ocean Ii HarbOr Vu By Carnall)' tusl0!'1vreat~!s. • OWN& WILL ltb t m r Cornplete privacy ()pn owner. llut Sell. Luk r pr + n • panunat COMSID~ 'II no ra c rom CR VINE GR 0 VE S I cood.1Uoo. Laree pool & Hse Sat/Sun l2-4 Prln Coo do. Dya •3:S·ll5l, Priced lo teU at $115,000. ~ olber rooms. La•.kltchen Lau.rel. • BR. ram-rm. recreahon area. Short onJy.4119-ml, Owner eve. wkn<hN-11815 Dona'!!!!' J Call •..:.-· • 1!•$1/~0M •1b~ le dblb'~C: ~bu. prof. 11\dacpd & walk to beach. For in· _1_Propert... OD~ be•~~· 2 DB ca: et• ue a 1 ri ~·d. 1reenbell loc, focnuiuoncall: S.OTetTOCeT...,.tn BLUFFS, hltbly up· '42--ltJO Villa Pacirica boma. ~ • :,o;ax.l 'gb~ um itot.000. Owner. ~-4725 1"'6en lfflty Jbr. 2,,..ba , 199.000 Call 1raded 3 Br 2~ Ba con· ------Oatbedral eei1lal mk'· r:;\ p'rtcecps7s.soo't~ w 0 0 DB R 1 D G E 494-5'7' '4tt·2100 714-M0-29lhft8 do, nr pool. 5125.000. By COTE 2 Barm BEACH cored wardrobe. adult _ ownu. ()pen bo\ise Ocl CREEKSIDE La 4Br. owaer. Call for •PP'· COTI'AGE. Close lb all cocnmuntt1 "1,.500 ~14. U to Spm. or call 2~Ba. fem rm, formal. I•--------By o~er. • warm 3 br. '7$2·84e2; 6'0·885'1 or shc>Hta1 Steps lO &7 • , , 551.1700 daya, 962.8713 Jt1Dt famUy area wJlake lcrt'eDOWM! I'• ba hl1h in Nacuel t40-Ulll Oeean. Cpt'd, slnt conil. AMCttOU .. ~~~ti~~~=:-711~~~~~~~~~ ev. I051 MedJlerranean or investment low prtce. New 3 bedno, 3 ba, rplc . ::~,~~cd'~c:f A~~e:;, Private Puu, .Ube& to PricedM~=·000• IMVISTMIHTS l>r. <Masnolia/Adaru> suo.ooo. Pick cpt/drp1. ~~~·e~:~i;.C:::t'"2 aell. sauoo. 251'16 Via trade 5 Br home on PAVIUONREALTOR nttt 4t6"1711 ~~~~~~~~~ ~311'7. SiU-20'1I .._.._ --·•to "-Ip with _Pi_edr_a_s_f_an_c:_1_. •_95-_14_•_1 pnme part ot co.ta Mesa Call f'IUUO ~..,~ ,... Golf Course ror ..__ ___ ..._ _ __._.. ... HUOESBR+ W/lt>.ths. p.ymnt.s. Botb with SUP1r oc~ ....... VllW rf tho I le 1041 lmmae. by owner. Save ocean view. Pricedtosell COA" wate ron mew P r OcMllf1wtTrtliflta comm! 1131,900, Wbd.a a.t 1232.000. World Wide SU TBl/4.CE ~57 Uncla, Lido, etc. Nea.r S.lboa Pi r. Xlat llDUCED SZS,000. «aft5wkdya5S2-!54t 8"*en1, 87J.45.U, Jean· Guarded private com· Joc&UoD. New copp r 1-------.---t 3 br. 3 ba, dock for 45• nle'. mun1ly Pool, tennis, H.V.H Monte oJ br, farri, plumbln~ It 11~\urea YAS6t,OOO WON1 lASTI boat. Catm d~or. Deep 1--------•1 jacuul It u11u. Pvt rm, 2 ba, leauhold ~ut8._,;-0c!ClltJ,•n~ 3 BR, duunr room. ram· • wat.er. 0wnr. MO-Mai Gr"'!nDS We'-me -UHDIMG SURF beach parktnr. Malr si.auoo. m4> 615-5075; ~·t. -~ • ron rm,111ewbualt·anlutchen. BeauUfully up1raded•---------• •"-.. n.-. Bdrm Suite w/frplc + 2 wkdava.CJD)S93-m7 )IO•caa.-vw .... a. a-L...-O .11 NeJ.ahborhood prlde ii ff t.be dln urf ,_ MEL FUCHS b a _t n r o o m a & Townhouse. i br end IU\• In'-I 4,. .. _ ear poun I a bdr11u & study. 21.-1 -. IU R llO c.lupebWon'tlastl at. w/lovely creek on 2 ... ••••••••••••• .. •••••• bent Well-bpi. ... m... from this 1957 10x52 baths. A.Lr cond, many .-.v on ea r J WELLSREALTOR sides.$74,950. TURnlROCk pool·lennis, exceptional Paramount mobile uparadea. 1138,950. Ph WOlldyeetbelltYe Call81Ml20 S6J:QUor!r/9-2B:t1 achoola. Up1rading in· home. completely furn., 4116-8005 or 493-3'781J StJ,IOOfW MWPTMllCiHTS % c I u de• : la ate I u I for SJS,000 Owner/Alf.. a D\l-pfex l bloct Crom ME&.A VERDE POOL GU.I~ G<qeoul 4 BR. family wallpaper with perfect th be h· w II h " a Bdrm, lam. ten .• on ROME wanted for '9l ll~la rool2', formal dinln1, 3 accenll ; clean RIE/4.DYTOMOVI? 0 ac ' •we•• QllrDr.comet.$149,500. &eaOU6 qualified out of ..,_ car aara&•· Private lr1. bathroom•. aparkllng This totally rerurblshed ~j 6'6-4t63 - WlteL-.11 Pl Al 1\1111 o atateb\1Yer.3to4Br+ ~ ·; SSMGo rear~. Needa fa1t kltc~n.Thlabomehex· Laauna Beach homo 6t.i-3S63 133-052.3.Evu MannenCoveRlly f.= R;:c;:•'°=i=:I~~~~~~~~~ v:J:uy, $1296°:°0..ttOO ~°:u1~:':!fe~~~~ ewalts your occ\1"9ncy. OMLY Sit 100 . • ..................... . ~. Lln.da.. 141-6100 MWhomelOday,call COUNTRY :rir,<;9t!~0~=~P~c~ Walk tooc .. n. Modern 2 ~~t or-$039 Alt ..... rOaUM tct ~ Ceniury21SutfRealty CHAIM reaucedtoSl14.SOO. t.:~tm lo Newport r'W"-'100 WORLDSa•s v~.•ry -~"t'~•DoP11'1rHo~~ ~\ f.sl0 --Ht.6IOO Fabulous ocean vlewa. CAYWOODl\LTYINC. w tt1 woman ANTS SNCUJ. rd w• 0 --3br,3babome.Neatlealn 548·1JIO lebome pc\~k. ....... $"'' • antuticlocaUon. -the qu6et North aldt. ~ IUT """-I O c David #U#WAY ,.__ l SC01TllA1.TY WOOO .. DGI COLLEGE Catalina sunHt. Crom Condillon lPrice HarborVie•HoGl .,. ..... · • ' Super a Br 3 Ba, J 5J6.7HJ PRESCO'JT P"'RK your cozy dlnin1 rm. PalermoMedel 2 bedroom + dtn ..,...,_ .. 1200 workshop, rec room. · Liit Woodbl'tdae hoM1. 5 A Hrdwd nra thruout. 2 Harbor View Home Monaca Ph be I cbo ce ...................... . f.fon>ilY Jlm It Dlnln1 BB, or ' BR + den. Syracuae Model on quiet Crplca, walk lo b1 r, ========;;...i pool alu corner f lot. ATI1NT10H am. berdwood floors. SAYlOVB $5000 Oversized lot, fully cul-de-sac atreet. 3 French doora open from &.*Forest IOSS sa•.TllO Many up 1 rad• d DIVB.OH:lS ~n ,'"""lo. aee tc>day. On· Wu $74,950. I• now lflndac. ldeat for pool. All Bdrnu, 2 ba + den. The 1unroom on to used brick ... •••••••••••••••H•o 19·0 6 · 0t~!'.~~~:1~$0,000. By Rlvetsld county in tiU'ft· Q' """' tf»,IOO. e .. ut. 4 BR. on uprded. llulcaa pave rs ti~ spece is where it's terrace where you can SHADOW RUN 4 br. 2 ba, ..... ..... ...,, d 490 lit corner lot in best H.B. We. A/C. Llv, din, rma. 3 nee ed. ASSUMABLE '"the wavet brealclna lo(t home Xlnt. loc. COAllN ASIOCIATll "1 nymeap.:. ... ~~ox~!U loc. Added patio room, BA. S Car 1ar Nr. park. LOAN. $19,900 on Maln Beach. Quality Fam. comm"ty sss.ooo HARBOR. T IEW • ~· · pool s1a backyard. Open Walk to lake. Sl79.500 & per!ectl01'1, by Owner. •7023 Owner · rllftcb '' 5 Mil from Hou.a• this wknd. 6541 Brkr /Ownr 552·f121 , Asldn" .-.75 000 -494'·5840 -----1 Kllro..:IOLL Lake · Leno1 Dr. By owner. 835-3535 ...... ' · ~·pe Cbatham"model Omdo a l.C:.TAYLOlCO. I Ml lt7t ,________ SAVE $-ly OWMt' • r bed.room. av. ballu, din· HS.OHO ;~~;;;;;;;;;;~SUMMERPIELDHOME REDUC!D FOi OCEAN VIEW ::~~~r:i~.•ck:O/~~~ LOcation ina1cramllyroom. Love· Gltl/4.TLOCATIOM Hltllly uparaded •br, q&llCI SALi South La1t•-a batha, frplc, walk In bar. ln demand Newport. Jy int.en.or; lanmuped; 2-li'dirnt 2 balhl den l,.'-· ExPenll~• paoel· ~-· lmmod po11111lon lhi1ht• hoine. 2 wlthacceastoPOOlla\en h le , ahlu roof, tnt. cprt'd rar. Slab/· This Plan 103 to THE Ocean yfewa from Lowest price on the lake. bedroOm.a, eaUni area. n.~ court. Owner64"'736' b P.•o a .,1 untrnws •-'''l.at ... ery reo-. 2 $121,000, make ofr. rockfl~l•~.l\~llv· OJ>fnSundayH apaclOu.t 11•r•1•. pool • • 111 ~ • ~~ .. • ·• • • '" $111 5'120 Ina room. Corner lot. 1----------.. pl yl\ff. Cloeo to bcb. 2 tractive 3 bedroom aml· u.~":t "~ .. 11119"'-·llllUt"'E •....__+'-loft w/.. 5 oo GOODIYI .....,, blka lo xlnt achl 1v1tem. 111 home wllh a DEN. T..,,~ ~"""' MIC """ --.,.. •~v1 a.. I 067. Boat ace•••· f9 ,o • ' ' c:.-Ylew. Ltt ~ """' •.... BKR, 6'0-1'120 11 what the owner w•nts llAUTIFUL S8fJ,SOO by o-.ier. 536 1514 Asking f75,000. llltclwts. SM6h11ted •••• • •• • • • • • • • • .. • • • • • • . • to say to thla 8 bdrm. 3 drm Gr•enllroolt !!!.-&:?8~_o_r_c ____ , FOR woodlahriot,beame4 ~~~J~nc. ~e:fid~~~~ TR111a·r· ~~':; .. r'6;,1~w/it,/.~t~~ ...... ~.2!!!~~~+.'.: ~.:~ !:~~:~:!~1n~: c:::t:rJ~t:J~:~~~ HOWCHIAP7 celllnt• frplc. Inell se11 .ooo By owner. • .... Me-4463 " trtlt tdC>ftl, brid' (rplt"I 2 detached 1amum w, 10· patio A dick. W.tk to 17141756·3629 "#I hi Calfontftl'' MARINERS COVE pallo.. SIOl,000 oak wet bar, wilquo cust Could you expert to att ~ Open hoaM Sot Me.,.... le•ll f Ht BELOW MAIUCET' IU:J V UDO 1114.L.TY pool. BBQ pn, boat l•le, mlO a 1uper • bedroom & SuA I to 5. l 1612 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Back Bay •Br, farn.' l~l ~~='~7~J.~7~l~O~o~~~ '::i'::c.e~t!r;~· ~!:~~i ~~~.~i~t1~i!0u:1~~:.i!~ ONLY WAn.Sllt,ooo EJ..STBLUFF t>tt, trptc. al.llOO Prln .:. Aicentn4111eO·D&. ::ek~~'!ic1~~: OWMB 4tt·440t PRICE SLASHED ~tt·C17J6 -----· MB.Pl l111ele1ant plush carpet· rn·500 you can Uve in ~BR raxer jU."ll reduced SPYGLASS own c r b a 1 b 0 u1 ht Ina. MwJ. a nrepace ln A ~.450. Brina )'our pamt · h 1 r t ., it 'aoathCr end la anldout to the maaur aulte. Aaklnf rv1ne'a Culverdalel "T.L.C. Seller wantl ar· Wll v cw a m •· • c Y stU Lh113 bdrm Ol m11r 93.900, rantasuc 'homo•' or.•art uon. Make ofter. Umta•k· ,Pl v ... T.t;:PJ!.: .. :111111 • r • • • w n 1.C.T"'YLOI CO. ' ' .. .,.. ........ home. 'Hutt1 on lhla ex-&.ra"'ferred, mu.tl sell. "' nex. New 4 , I ba• din ....;;;:~;.;.,;.:.:;;;;;;.;.;.F.-~:'\"'""''-I c•llent nlue, pncc~ Call now lo 1eo. RED t5MJIO rm, fam rm, co1111 y4 .• ~low marlrct •U8UOO. WOODlllDGI CARPET. 754.uoz lndlcpd. Open Sat(Sun II MIWPOITHACH p.e.'TIOHOMI 2412HOUDAYltD Draku Bay. courtet1 UALTY '7'-'642 ~ OWH DISPUAT9 s 8R. 3 DA. •·am/dlne Bll:ra.645-01$8 llOUC:ED SIO 000 rm,sparklmaPoOlhome, - --' · TURNER Thi• 4 bdrm, 2000 sq.ft. \' r • t t Tbl• Briarwood 4 btdroom home la watt In• ror you. With central atr condllion,n(l, famll)' room and dlnlnl room, It may bu the one you have bttn looltlna for Atkin& •UD,000 ' cmfilU'y up1rd'd • be\· BEACH SHACK wtplaau, modtl homo won't laal. ter hcnnew. f191,SOO. perm•• or .. 11 Y 01\l)' '99,950 Call now Coast Properties model, $97 ,500 675' lMS •--------.;.-- ~ !7?,?o .111 r1·"10~1Nicr• -·.-v•11·w·~--o·L--Co WESTCUFf I IAMCMllALn 111·2000 I I• DNM ~=~~/.!!.~-,~~ HO,,T~OSN4fEO!! ··:;rg~;WMf , = -· wilh -w~t har Formal dinin1. C rolll patio II pool art'1t. $249.&0o UNlVJ;ltSITY PARK DEAN£HOME By ownt'r. 2 aty, 4 Rr 2 1t 811 . Fam Rm. Formal Otn Rm. atrium, air cMd. SpatkUna pool f& )ac1WI Pror lndJcpd a lkcOr. '1 , . 161·0ll4 a Monal'\:h Bay Plau La111na Nl1uel 496-7222 ll 1·0136 o. .... sw. ..... 4 IA., 2 la,1"1* 1900 Do•er Or. M.I. , 3 UMm Great·Newport Beach ai·ea! AH uruts have refers & laundry equipment in laundry room. Owner may carry large 1st TD. Reduced now to $195,000. Outstanding buy! TIU-Pl.EX Two year o)d Pride of Ownership units. Spacio~s 3 bdrm, 2 bath owneni urut with fir~lace ! 4-PLEX Excellent rental 11r ~ 2 miles from beach. All i~ \\ \. ~ fenced back y anls. Great L~ at $134,000. DUPLD EASTSIDE COSTA MESA 2·bdrm Uhit w/pnvate patios on de· 1100 slrable comer in NEWPORT HGHTS ! ........................ c pt tel od led t . ··-"" lll SELL 81 owner om e Y rem e ~ erior, l&nuS· Doe t ttlltorb tennt1 caped/sprinklered. ~ -lex 511 eowa, 7 UNITS Nwpl Hcf.a. aBr. 2B• ea. . Pride of Ownership. Six townhome 14$-alllt.olff,PJinonl)'. units with huge owners' unit. Garages. I~ okt Dupleir on lC tea too. ml Bn*l. Nwpl U&ts. IU-llll days, l4ao fl03 ~ ... - '( DNL Y PILOT Thut!Cf!y, Octobet 13. 1911 A d it...Bulld it ... Oiaper' it ... Hammer it... Carpet SERV c it. .. Cement 1t .•. Wire it. .. Hoe 1t ... Clean 1t ... Move I E it...Pross it ... Paint it...Nail it ... Plaster it ... Fix 1t. • DIRECTORY .,,._ • a.,.r C.,... Senic. lilectrfcal G1•ral SenJus ~ Masonry 'ainffntfr rt ,.,../P ~ ..•.•.•..•............. ······················· ······················· ............................................................................... ~~~ ......•........ ~~ ..... !"!'!:'.~;~~ .. S•J Appli•oce5er11 Shampoo & steam clean. ELECTRlCIAN°Pr1ced l'M YOUR flANDV\1AN HOUSECLEANIN<.i 1i. our R TRIPCHARCE$10 Color bniihtcMra; wht nght-free ei.ttmate 011 Rt'ttu.I Comml fo'rt·e t•st Bus1ne .. s . Reita bit' Bnl·kwork Smull Jobi; P 01''&SS10NAL Paint-Paint & Papenn1. :M Yl'I Botutlfy your p ool. ~S Maio,S A Ne1AJM1 . Co.:.la Mt•.:.u & m~ lnlcrrExter Rea11. serv'1 Harbor 1rea, St &pa\r repl m cl cpts 10 mtn bleach. Clean htrge or i.m111l JOl>s. G ua r 11 n tet"d. D a 11 as service. J an1ce's Rag In ine fl75 3175 t'H's work guar6'tZ·038ti Lie 11J28l, ref a M2·Z3.56. old tile or wplne. Frei-s.f.>&12 !157 01 I.iv, d!n rm, hall $15. Av~ ucenst!d b73 03!)9 6-16..s8118 geJy Anru; at tl75 6553 , -. est Guar. m. 7 .., 6 .... ,..,....., : ~:r· ~ti::hpe~O.XS~~~ Gem~ GI-a.-TIIESUNSHJNE GlRLS f''1replul·es. pla ntl.'r~ l'a1r pncei. State he 4't tn· Prof. Paper Han1ln1. lie. 81t-0Tu • ••••••••••h••••••••••• __.., -·"" bnt·x t•oncrl.'ll.' pullo. blk srd Extenor specialist. <Z79St•) 41 inaul"ed. _....__.. _____ ~-Cpt repair. 15 yrs ex pr ••••••••••••••0 ••••••• •••••••••• •• ••• •• ••• ••• Wahl the cleanest house walls UDQ 111b.. Refs, ·rry me-~allco 836-SSSS 581-5294 ort'1M743 .._..,, • .,..,. Babyslltert:t'hlldren:S& Du work myi.elf. Refs WEEDlNCCL1':ANUPS Sloploader. Dump Truck. in town? Reliable eslls6460464 .. ••••••••••• .. •• .. •••• J, nd everun16 wbd alt 5.31·0101. WeekJ¥ M1untenance H1i1ullnic. tree work, !>4!rv1ce, reasonable rates WORK GUARANTEED PalnUq & Repalri. 35 M~ pllUO \ylldlt.t tcr..5*-149 Freeest 642-9907 grudlng, demo etc &professional deantnic Mo•ing lnt~nor/Exlr. Free est. )'ra. expetlenr•. repnr.'R.id/commlfi·,.; c::.,...... Ceilf9.Acoenffc 831·1~7 Call the Suruihme G1rllj, ••••••••••••••••••••••• :5Y"!_!XP.642·029S Workma1a1blp 1u•r. eat 9ti2·4111 Lu•11 t ......... •••••••••••••• ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• Gardell.ln& Service. c:le11n . 540-9525 & !>52·0i4S. 24 hr Local & Long Dtatance YOUNG Man, 5 yrs expr 536·7CIC58 2111233 Carpe1atry • any type, £coooal)' AcousUCI: Qua.I up . & baulin1. weekly HaulfMJ serv. Moving Lowest rates, I I I F Panel, doont, etc. Als 1prayed ceUlngs, re-blatntenanc:e. Reasona· ....................... Ho I w· d fust, eWc1ent service. "t w~~~:rAn~. ree WALLPAPEARANGING .. , ..... ·Comm'l. lie/-·. Aft s, petrs.Gua.r.Llclt329695. erates,rreeesUmiM.ea.cHEAPEST hauling in useceanmg1 in ow:. l:"ree est Majestic esi; · • n Y Expr'd 20 :tt•. Work••• .. •••••••••••nH• .. Ml-2719 • ...... Fr~esL ~1800 ~er 4:30 ask for Ron town. Fr est:> CHEAP! Goodrstes·Good ref:1 Modern Mo11en;639 ~:! FOSTER'S PAINTING. &uaranteed. '7»-1830 ROOPS ~llor548-4.987 64.2-211Mor645·1300 """" ~~.L. r.;.,~7711 -Com.m'I & Re5idenUal. •_.__At__., ' Doo d b ,.._.__.or .....,..-n o>o1'U Small Movm"&llauhn°. N b bl ... _.,....,... N, win ow1. ca 1, ~°" R.ellabJe Ex.Pr Japanese OCC Student. Big "• 1' t'rei? E.'>limates • o JO too C or W. ...................... . abd•ea. Rouah A Finish. ••••u •••••• ........... Gardener. Reaso~able, truck. Trash, tree tnm, Xlnt housecleaning by 642 0386 small. la yrs expr. FullY VERY NEAT PATCH t Plck\ApwOl'k.&&2·6183 H.J. Huffman &Son, Geo freeest.645-5230M1ke etr. Randy 642.5703, day Ownlransportalton -.-.-~rd /lie. 1136-6985 • JOBS&T£XTURE ROO f'O&"-. Con.tr Custom Alt & Add, ~ p ............ /9--.JIWI u,.,..3202 Fr -• · ., Coatom roof framu1°·. pat 1·0 ~. cabi"net .. , c•E&11i..111p5 !>49·3666 -_ .... ~, • ..,..... ••.• ~ eeest. -,,..1439 All t .. -• final\ a~aU. ~ Q ~ ~~ --••••••••••••••••••••••• ,,,_.,. • Room adda 0 K. Af\er Cormlca New const. Res 673-3910e\es College slu<lcnl. llauhng, Will cl~an your home t'."' Pl'..IERS PAINTING , Palcb Pluter1n1, all ~e:;, lit/bOndJ;,J.8" S:00.551-4820 & comm . 64S·46U, lat moving. 752·0117 pertl). Own trans. Call E~pr'd . Rt.'u:; R1i1tea. When you re talklbg typea.fretest.ima~. ~tM21"'"'~~.. L. c.p.tSenlc• -541-4SC1Lic.Bonded Dig ll Landscape M~11n· wkdysaftSpm freeest. 646-6523 Fri•e Est Call Gene aboutl.st,youbavelobe ~ --...,..·_ ... .....,__,.._"'""__,-~!":"":',.. -••••••••••••••••••••• lllARKSlLER CONST teoance: Mow & Edae . ...___t...-J-Lancbcaplng 552-~ 15t, 4' we are lsl. For lat ft.ep(aJ.rs. Uc'd Is 1Dlrd.. Carpet Man will lay youn NewC'Ofl.lt. Res/comm'!. ~11 ma1nt. ha~~1ne. :;::::::;;::·;"! ••••••••• ••••••••••• .. •••••••••• c:lau '!"Olrk _aod ~ 11.ne ....... ~~ t1J)el. Freel t. Call or mlne. Re pal ra A Rm add. remodel, Patio c ean·ups, rotou mg. Roto soil prep Plants Paint YOfll' Castle matena • mir • extr. ••••••••••••••••••••••• all)rUmeSC..sdOWalt ~lean.lnlt.oo!Guarwort Liccontr.Call97!MU1 Free&t.6?S-5Sl6 Wanta~r;ALLYCLEAN shrubs. lawn's. Rea~ A\'era1eExtr1Stry$39S State contr tic'd, Bon· ao.MESAVERS. Plumb-1...,-.;--...-~---=--~ at biQer aavmp. Fr -......-. .. G11111 .. S.-.ices ~~p~~ ~~ sJ~am rates. Bud 645-8149 2 Stoey SS45, 1nlr ~rm ~edtuur Pleue ~~ct l.ns • HeaUn1 & air COG· ttst. ~ -.nc ••••••••••••••••••••••• · Prices Incl m•tr'l-labor ue Diamond Paui..wf. dlt.ioninc. ~ est. $10 ---------•••••••••••............. IMMAcuLATE CLEAN-Malaalr Guar/lnsrd,1"teeest. 548-0352 br. Honeat Is reJlable WeCareCarpetCleaMrs ELECTRICAL SERVICE · NO~~~;ALL JNG You DESERVE the ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ted636-7085 service. BofA, M/C OK. StumclHnOl'sbampoo CAU..S ~hr, &SMALL S48-00S9 BE.51' ?59-0Y/7 Bnck. Block Slumpsl.ooe 751-3150 allo upboJ.stery-alJ work JO~M2-8233 · Planters & Walla. Ex-PAINTING. Jotr/Extr. •Palnt.lne/Paperia&• ---------•• gu.ar. Truck mount unit -HANDYMAN: Carpentry, Rosemarie's Houseclean· pertly installed, special-Expr'd, bone=it. neat. ••Interior-Exterior.. DRAINSCLEARED Fr .. t. reas rales HubbanlS.Ctric electrical, plumblne • tng. Xlnt work, refs, ad ly priced. Call Bob, Reas Llc'd. 98•·10t5 1Jc22S.1981Dard/Guar. PROMSiJ.50 84.S-3711 Lie 327136 645-e974 noor:s 646-6851, 847-2787 rat.es. own trans.1142·1403 673-0164; 536-9906 Da\•e Call Hanis 642...(558 • Call 75l·&H2 ., • f A.pa l*•h Uefww. .,_.... ..... u.tw.. ~as haw..ts hmfahed Rewtalt to Shan 000 .... ss Rtltfal 4450 ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• or """'-"'lslted 3900 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Oppottuntty 5005 tW"9• •oclt 3140 wport • h 1169 ....................... 4 DB.UXE OFC'S ....................... Found 6 mo old M cat org EXOTIC GIRLS ••••••••••••••h••n••• •••••••••••~••··~···• TllEEXCITING Professional or Busl· Con!. rm .. seal 25, all JANfTORlALBUSINESS & wht Ing hair. vie Ma.ssace&Modeline •ALL NEW APTS 2 & 3 PARK M!WPORT PALM MUA APTS. nessman share exclusive paneled, sm. whse in re-San Clemente to Laguna Goth a rd & Beach . OutcaJl542-3Ull/54.3-az50 bdrms encl . 1ar Bachelori.. 1 or 2 MlNUT~TONM' hme In Emerald 8oy. ar. lor2yr. lease. Lake Wellestab.4000739 M2·9S45 rireplace:s, bit-ins D-"rooms ··Townbo .. ~-BCH Ocean Vu, many ~tras. Forest area Kent U.~-to• --so~s -------1 .RELAXING'lASSAGE C7l4)~1887days. _... .From ... -.. ,.,. ~" Bach.1&2 BR. Howard Manao 645-2521 Hartcim. _.y ._.. .. Found· Greyhound Bus BobJames·l.Jclrlauear an -.,,, lcn.-el ope ~ f .,....... .._ (llASservl ~ .. "•1 "-" ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ticket. Nwpt Bcb on Outcallt·9,G4.SW for 1111 tndustriOua nd.lv. Spec\acular spa, total rom _,. ar up. '~ ................ New 2 br, 1 ba. 3 br, 2 ba. Adults. No Peti. ht, 2nd & 3rd T.D.'t Nwpt Blvd. l>e6cribe -SE 100\tag•fo opp0r. Bkm. Child, amall pet recreation program. 1561MesaDr. c.ddowa MISSION VIEJO LOANSAVAJLABLE LJcket & other IO&l artl-NEWS REL EA eraw. lllmt ~deill akt 0>821M9t6 aoclenrusi.al ~~.mA.tSFpooashlslo' 0 8 cs Bl.ks East of Newport U•'--1:..-....-1! Shoppmg Center 1800 sq. Credit not important. cle. 673-0101. ~!!. hn'!_';?cltvulub w/10 \e)' ad,dfr. Pcistltaa ""'"'"" Blvd > ...., _,....... ft. for lease. Lg~ ~~hted ...... 4tl·l I 02 .,. .,.....,,_ pu.,.. J. ar calls f• nliDc,: a~ 3 8R, Z ba. 1 blk to bcb. Lslaod, Jamboree & Sao 546.9860 Share a home or aptmenl sign, 3 way visibility. _ • FOUND: lon1bair grey 3ob potential. I;earn ot daUJ I• nperta for Ocean vu! SSOQ mo. 2U Joaquin Hills Road. ~t-CO.ATU UHlJMrnD Spectrum Propert.Jcs. Money Available, many Tiger Cat. Vic. Raleigh news style in 2 leuom our ~ta It misc. llhSt.116U0.13 17141644-1900 Uk<i«Pf'~~ 495-4771 sourcei;, 1111 prOJOCls. Ave & Victoria, CM. f r o m P r o • lfln'l ollWe duUalnclud· ..._ .._ ~ n· S50K mm 752-6052 642-8734 W~ROPOWER. 3400 lnl typJnr. Apply la • ...-..... b, "-· 2ba upper. New duplexes 2·3 br S3SO c..>...t~}ll.)UrlwQ 1 trialll ........ _., ... 500 ----lrvme Ave, 104.B. N.B. ~.rson, 1'7042 GUle\t E n c. 1 • r. 2 l 7 o 2 .... .-1u. Pam1I• & pets ~e f'orover5yrs.1132-4134 ,... ftff9 ., .. ..._. T--t i''uund . German Shep/-!)56.7028 A 1 1 •• .. roOthUl'lt SZ95. "2-0771 ~. {;;~12 ' -••••••••••••••••••••••• De?::''' • -SOlS Bulldog Mix. Gd jumper. · ve. rv ne. -m-.. pm Gal to share lvly 2 br Pk 11.MMfcH. Golden West, HS. 1•, DANCEOf"FUN Moa thruFri. Sp1riou1 :S BR, 2 bu Oupln apls Shores area. Npt apt Spa, Jtym. pooh, ...,.. ft. .,...a ••••••••••••••••••••••• wlui aao. 847-816S'4Hlll5 Btll oude 1irla dance ~~~~~~~~~~ Trlplex. near new, 4bd.2ba;2bd,lba.Yr BIG' etc. Call Anita 64-'·9040 350·665 sq.t. SHO-Sl50 ket1n.>dt·oupleh~smon~y rap seaaaon. IOA?tl to wibltm.frplc,lndryfac, tse.1714l9156-S871 dllysor644·7295eves. rn0.Ulilpd.64S·l357 loloanonht&2ndTOi.. LOST Blk cockapoo 2AM Mon·Sat 625 N. pr. Watu4'1a. pd. A --Airplane lovers' In· _Agent 496-0800 wwhite .. chest .~ 1;>aws. EuclidAnahSlie-111$0 nlu family w/chldrn 2Br.dlshw~r.newcarpet • LJO(Hemtoshrhm. dw;trial P1i1rkonOrange PVT PTY will PiAY mor<' Ans to Tippy Vic. of FREES -IONW/AD welcome. Old Town H.B. $335 yrly, no pet child 67~~~t1:501 County AU'J>Ort. 3200 1oq. r lndT C> Magnolia It Adams Lie. SJIO, mo. Ava.II. Oct. 15. 3J136St.6*-04ofrplc There's SlmHhon In -ft Ol'fice-warehoui.t.' for or your 64.2-35'73 ll~Reward!963-Z2?6 LJGM •cceptl Mf..2711 Do>·oulike.thebeach" recreation . Tennis. Offke•...tal 4400 leasef7SO (714)642·9542 --•~tb''-(em Scottie Vic responsib1Ut.yforcareot 1 lr2bdrms S245 & $295Profeas1onaldetor,1br. swimrnin1. bllbardt, 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •COSTAMESA• WS~'CB0UJ01''tRnSJ's~ Gold:;.west & Slat er: =:r~!!.u':~~.~~ft mo. 17481 Apt ''A'' A rarechanceat $310. bea.ltbclubs.freeSunday H •PERSCl)FT Bus.&ind.parltsw,of DEEDS AGENT . 847·34_7o ______ 1 from the Pf&P con- D a fry v I e w. H .B. 1$IOW. Ba.lboal7~7101 bruncb. partlea ttnd 1617 WESTCLIFF-NB flee. 1300 to Ul80 sq n . 714_~ Lost Co"ltatlel lower • sortlum. M mo l MUCHMORE' ACT 54J.S032 .. .. ----'"'--"------· • .. ~ , S()acious3br.crpta,dlpt, Plus beautiful aln1ln. -lmm. occupancy From Arch. Answers Wolf Soddc:Mil 5400 2br Coacto. NeW'ly re bltos, Crplc. Gar. No l&2 bedrooms furnished 1501 WntclffDr. l~:sq.ft.Leasln1'olc9to LOUR:~J wt\4&tle. R&ward. ·-•••••••••••• .. •••••• r diecon $Z&011ttino. pets. Adults only. Near or unluml.sbed. SoM')', NewportFinanclalCtr 5 dail.Y. TIJ W. 11th St. nw 499-400.leva Siil&l.e Adult.I, 15>.eo ~ fC.S.9181 .. k LaDoris !:~5Hospltal. S375. adult.I only, no pets. The L...lng Offfc• Spoc• !~u 1~ :r~.4~~i lntwHtlat.. FOUND: Cbibuabua. It ~01a1a1e. Sbldio pr-den apt. 2 br. :!:;:~=~:~~~~'(: CallooSiteMa.na1er c;a.7004 ~~:·:t::. brwn. abt 71.oll'--. ~c ,..,. 4.T.H.CI J~ ba. Gu paui 1child3 Bl' Z Ba, beam clga, ford. Roommate,aervice 171_!?_642·3lllext248 8tacb a, Garfield, H.B. ATOUCHOFCLASS• nder 5 ok, S2SO/mo. wood panelioa. tplc, St 4550 Fairest Termu1nce UM9 s:i&-7491 Mm •ttuctl•e &' in· • 9•-bltos, c1c»e to bcb.. 1450 avallable. DELUXE OFFtCES°"099 s.tHer M._ Co. t•Wt•~• ,,_,.pl•. n·..lci.•u .• ~ ••••••••••• •• ••••• ••••• •7 FOUND D 'e Suhda ~ ~u. ..---'C .. ..-~ ~~~--.-.---~I yrty 67>-7614 ~ Comm.I & ind!stl i.pact'11, 642·2 171 545-061 I 0 · Y ._d'•creeUyat k "" ....... c .. ZBr 28a --O akwood ·""" 2000 f " I e11enin° ~•c Carf1eld & • "' ... ..., .. n. • · ...,., to "I I. ,..., 0 14 .. INTROVIEW75a-SIU dbl in balcony, ~UFF 2 Br. 2 ba, G uden Apartment.a Ul:Y!iq,t\ l.a~Niguel& Mognol1a H.8 968--4281 ------~----, ·~~~~~~S~P:!!..;.!,-. SIZ5 mo. AdlLs, no peu. M1u1on V1e.)o areas. al\6PM -fnqulre 1700 Weslcliff .._,_. ~ Handy to S .D. f'r~y LOST·_D_r_k_B-rw_n..,/B_l.,..k-1 qu 'COOL Dr.AptllB RS>lmne11t17th> CA11:81l·l400 -2 er. l • pr. lirdl')' ) Br 2 e. W/bay VI ... $()' Ms.OSSO la l, "° u. Adulu from beach Out11de Ah"Dort Officea $:m.4ZSA.l2lhStreet. abower. WJO. 5'71-8211 .......... ~~ J '1oNTH FREE 1'700 18th St Full auvlce. No lease re· . GET READ $1'5 3 br. z ba. block to I Dover al 16th I q 'd 20<HiOO sq. n. Plenty beach. Encl. pr Yard. 6U·8l70 of parking 2082 S.E Pftpai'GdLomcwefast Adult.s.nopets. . Br istol St. Newport wben YOU see our luxury TSLM1mt 642-1603 looms 4000 Beach. SS7-7010 • dult. • family aarden ..................... •• ----a pts. Swim in our LtiS. condo oar beach. beufl•e lltow lftC •WUrim!J\I poola, relax ln S43S Day 833-81!H, eves & Sleepinc nns S75-ll~ '!lo Ol'c space In Newport our 2 l•cuui&. Saunas wknd.1548-11815 AlJ sso. wk. Share kit/ Airport Area. Re<:cpuon, 100, bath. Shown Mon-Sat plicme serv. ronference i&l ID froftl S260 St.epa to ocean. 2 bti l 3 ' "onlg" · • Call aft lpm rm. lntch, secy serv. d1c-. IANIU Y CROSS f>arkini.~?A:inttff. Refs req d. W-0068 taling • copy machlne. 11'1fl VleWpoinl Lane Roomw' kitchenette From $290. (714 )752 7170 NtarBeach4'Wamu. t BR. 2\'.t bath. one block SSOweek&up. acrou trom McDonalda Crom ·ocean, $-195 Winter MS-9755 I 14Z..6604 ~~:S'i uk for Lu, ~~~!~~1:i~.r.::=~ ,, •• y.ua Paclfie~ BR" Den. Oceanfront. Very plush 1 Mesa. Some retrl c. ~ee •••• 1uper aharp. PvtpaUo, bdrm. Upper. rrptc, gar. avai.l .• color1V,AM/FM ~._..........., car end 1ar. all Rec. \'rly. 673·6210 Debbie radio avail. Weekly ren· ~:::... FOUND. Le Cold do11. ~Fac.tMlletobch.$400. 673.QlO lalslliO&cup.&43-7"5 z--.-lusJMQ/ln•••t/ vlc "dam• & Harbor. lll0.IG-8111or498-3005 ,,/_ ...,. ~ " " 2Br lBa. w uth St. Up· Am~dor Inn in Co.ta -1'=-..... . ...................... c.~t. 75Hl776 blwn 3:30 " Br deluxe beach unit. pe'r, $lSO mo. 1714 ) Mesa, 2277 Harbor. een ~ ...._1 6&al\8:30PM .DfW, FP, patio, gar. b7S-8370 eve. 1213) trallylocaled,23Srooma. <>ppom.;ty 5005 FOUND Avail. za:sa 937.0321 £xt32Sdays. MANY with kitchen, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Siamese Cat. Laiun11 ,....,,._ phone .• TV. Sw1mmin1 GIFT G-'J kl I Beach 495-5314 ... ...,,.II•• 31..a2 Yearly 3 br, 2 ba, l~ blk pool, Jacuzzi, and tte. SANCLl!MEMTI .. ery, wor n • -·-.. .._ w. bch I N Oaf'o •-kl partner. Limiled hrs Ii ---0-. ---n---1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ::r..~4"" ;,!i~uc 03· gar. 0 room. ., • wee Y Mtdlctll Arta ISdg invstmt req'd. Pb ~ Moo FOUN · Fem. uvaer New• near new 3 br cot,. .,.. ... _..,., ~ rates •l.arllng from $411 ° Ideal Medical or Dental thru Fri 10.u; 675-3080 found last July. vie. Org ......... ..,,.. _______ , dm•apt.a.8omew/pooJ, IAYAlONl'APT week. 1litea. Pluab ca~tl le ' Co. F1lr1rounda •MICHB.&.1'5* tetmis, 1ara1e. frplca. With fantastic view. 2 lilt. 64.S-4840 ttntral air. S5' per f\. BICYCLE &SPOR'tING _1_5_1-_21_1_1_.....------t 2$. Joan, 846-1371 or 2 ba. Terraces. Pool. Hunt. BHcb aru furn. CallYEATSCOMPANY M• ~:~:~vaila· FOUND· lnah Setter. ---------1 IMl-2!!D7 Boat dOclc avail. &lb· room Jn exec. borne. ~ ~ bl• now in Or.nie Coun-rem. V1c Hunt. Beach .,..,.. 3144 terr. parkina. F ull Avail.for quiet.baebelor Ex Uve omce space ty Qd otMr choice So. Owner must Jdentlfy . ... •••••••••••••••••••• security. S700. mo. gentleman. Share in~~~dln1 recepUootsl Calif. areas. No. 1 rated 213-925-0123 New a Br luxurioualy ap-646-83ta ~~~~~~c'i:~~n~ from$150mo.l0$31Sm~. blkepluaNat'lbrandapt. Found: Black Setter La ForappL4D-'129G JIC)atttAtd Ttuilcrock Glen OCEANVlEW yrly 2 Br 1 & util. incl. No pell. Prestige location. Ca I gooda. Complete lnvcn· Mb. Female. So. Coa11 -L-O....!'..O!'.:K'...!!I~N~G~~,.~0-R·l""...,"5~~""~~~1 ... ._.-............. ~ twohle. Viow corner , all Ba, duplex. "1iO per mo. 63&-0974or964·2087 752-ml torya ... i~tatoraJcenm. ngd~lnmco'mmet Plaza. 540-0583 AMERICAN SPOUSE! fKiUtl-. Owner unable MU780; 642.3639 sums """' lll ... to occupy. Very reasons· Balboa Iale, quiet wrk 'a IXICUTIYI PQtenUal. Your buslness. FO\md: Oi>lden Rlvr In ac· 77 Yr old female, f<>lk bf rpte for reliable le· ON BAY Z Br 2 Ba. vie•. men over 21. SI001mo. Deluxe private orclce. Not a franchise. Call cldent. Proepect la Coa1 classical dancer, never nan\. Avail. Nov. 1, Dys •ar, S850 mo. yrly lse. Share ba &kit. S7~31U Sunn 1. al r con cl n41179-3313 Hwy Oct II at nl&bl. Call mvrled, wants to meet .. ~ .. -•. ""va ....... _., a:D-9"2eves. PeNIOnaUzed phone cov· 538-lll42forinro. widower over 30. Wriee: _.._....,"" ,--.. • S2'7 SOPER WEEK eraae. 1ecreta rl a I OuUtandlnl money mak· Miu KJm Ml Ra, Kwana ~·CICll ll41 3Br. 2Ba, o\len & ra.nie. tBt.KFRO I BCH.HB service. E8ay fwy ac· in1ldeas&invenllons(or FOUND: Indoor Pe Hwa Moon, P.O. &xj~~~~~~~~~ ••-••••••••••••••••••• d ah w •hr • re rt I i . S38-472.8. LVE MSG ceas. 6611 Baker st., C.M. aate. All fields 833-8060, crow, CdM. very frfend-1329 1~~· :!Seo~ul~1~K~ore~a~--·l-llil~-~-~~-·I OCEANFR ONT l Br. wahr/dryr. polio, 3 blb Nr.OCAlrpOrt.~2982 leave metNge for Mr. ly. 634-7800 dya; 67~M51 -ot•• •.•-v1,.1 'N!!!~L·· bakon det r \I to bch. SUS mo. Yr ly lse llefthH to S... 4100 Seeley e\'a. ,,_.., _ ._. 1' ~ tu~ ' 175-9512 •••••••••• .. ••••••••••• Off~ apace UOO aq rt -----~----ESCORTS. MODELS •car._.,.,, Semi-lnulld lad1 will dh1ded anto 6 orncea on Diltribtltonhlp1 FOUND: Black doii. vie . MASSAGE l SR 1 blk to bch . .Adulta. Gcrreous new rondo, 3 br, a hare "er 1m1ll NB lie.a Verde Crpt.t, drp1, Mo NEV MA JC~ R. Edwarda " Sater. HB. 5404393 No 0 peu. $295. p/mo. 2'~ ba, pool. lS acre pvt home 'lritb active reund AIC. SO• sq. It. Call Reatoclc pacb1ed candy Identify. 55MJ35 dys; Alkfurut.~ JJI.3ot 3llOOart.4 park. Ctiast•I breezes. lady. Home pnv. Pyt HadJey,983-8933 l.n rttall locations. Na· M71M7le\'es. M3$/mo. Newport Ter-room w;bath & meals ln ttonal comp1n1 with l.Alt·C.lico rat·:noall 1 y •KARB4S• 1 BR. t~ Blks from race.4911-7737 ucbu1ge t or. Jlte LOVELY Faahlon l~land tbouaum otestabU.hed oldremvic HarborVlew Ot.rl'CALLMASSAGE t d d b cb, utll lncld. $22:1. 2 br t I beach bouaekeepine chorea le officea Cornp. rum d. & retall account.. From Hills, Bro~dmoor. Left llAM.fl>M ~3 . ~~ea~ e l ruout C.11 .. ..:ntf Pall:. e~oo':t!f, SJ?5: companlonahlp, P.O. ~~at'~ ~h':rn o:c; 14500. 1nve11tmon t front lei oranie. rt . , " ~~Hall'• Stutlowlfu.11 Jtrtcben walk M5-4186orS46·i011J 9Dic n., CdM. m:l5 714 640 4082 • tecured by inventory. black neck whlie or " Eqinotr 43. $ 10 , 110, beach/tow!\, $240. Quiet Oceanlroot., priv1t. room Written repurcbuo hl•ck' race W~n who meet il.ncere G1al .::o· .ina.C9'1·3t08 &t. bath, frClc. patio, *COSTAMISAiit. auarantee. Great ror found cal;. call"'Ct Fri· PO.&r>xuca. o. o ' k•-Del off 111 W 1'1th famllle1 too. Routu d•Y PM pleaae call l8d $110 Walk Beach S.~•t• 3'76 wtrupol\ll be, wor ml axe see, · available tborou•hout · t • Htbltt adulla no ••••••••••••••••••••••• persoo.673-30811\IUpm St, Unll C-4. 830 IQ. ft. the Western United >?lain.MC·~ HORSEDRAWM. l~~~!!~=~~:!!~I own, • ' $2111 642-4'63 S C It 11 t pets. 49'7·3100 Deluxe :t BR. 2 Ba, apt. Shr beaut. rum 2 er 2 Ba --.:.. · tatu. l co ec • LOST . Male Jn1h Setter, HA YllDES 14MNicm9i ·uu ra_.,,~:,~.,~~~an ='°~1=i~;:i• to ore!'l~~2~~~~~ft. 1c ~'C1t<t.r.4r~;~Mr. ~:.L~1t'nafe~ ~~:a : foraro~• ••••••••••i;;••••••,••• . up. Utll. pd. a~etrum Reward 18911-895& 1 d~'i.O:S~ Dc.twceH•IBr, 126U•U1>, So.tit...... UH Share H.B. home W/pool, P'ropertJe1 05-4771 SEAFOOD EATERY l t pool• rte: room. ctl.ll•t •••••••••••!••••••••••• wash/dry. '150 mo+¥• -. Take out and toble Leet. Reward Choe brn 10 m n11tea r o m .,..a.Ul·Tl61 1'1020cunVlata Dr., apt utll. 962-8120. OFFICE-SMSTO.RE aenlco. Oood luae poodle. An11wer1 tn Nr~Payo.r~;,0R1fm•u•.!•~~ --"E", 180 d•I· ouan Ul3 Ba.kert..Sulie E. $C9S Prtme locaUon Newpor1 Cocoa. Vic Adam• & '"""" ... 1:· ... "'" ......,.,.. •edt 3169 view, 2 Br l Ba, upperi Ma.leabare lwc Oondn Npt for 900 ft.. t'lLOT RtAL Sch/Balboa Fairview. 97US411 ~.~~ •• ~~ i5tlat!.1, •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• refrii. dahw1br. sng Bcb w/aame Own bdrm ~'TATE,540-~ MEL FUCHS d b 1 t _".._" ..... ...,. .. _·--1 ........ --·---L n froni l lat\ bdrm llar.commpool•lndry. & ba. Jacuul, .. uoa, P .. rn R Ito fl75lll!!o Loet Joi ro~ rareo u•s~"'GI iMllGlllJ rn lenoo rrptc. rrplJI Wtr "tra!lh pd. Adlt!I no pool & gar Oen. n vl•w. a Pteirtl1tou11 Lido omce hwon ea r · Sat. Ml C sa Rest urant .....,.. ~ _... ...... _.._ _____ ""!""'"+I ~. .175·1.SJS peti. S•U yrly tH. blkal.obch.1225 ~ON 1p.trc-. 1150 mo up. Bal Penn. 854•4417, FIGUIEMODILS !ill OOlt'i · 675·i«l30 You don't nttd • 1u.n to 173 9880 ~~;~r!;J~~~ lbl't ~I-• up Ulc sr11p1 2 Sirls od Jrd lo 1br 3 "draw rut" whtn you ESCORTS r. "WL'' in claaatflC!d Nice 1 Dr srzs Private bdrm bchlrt. condn SW Dill olca w 1ecy . ervlc-e. place an act 1n the Dally FOUND. Able Airedale oVfCAU. 0 y Ip to bore ruulla' bead\. Vilt• l.>l"t ll· mo. yr lM? 848-11634. Iv Mrox. Nr. 0 .C. Airport PUot WanlAd8' Call now l)111! d<>I, .tc W. 18th Sl ')t.JIU ~ ~. MC INI nom $25() 752 5626 642·51'18 C.M. 145~11 , 1 I BP• Manwu:tunir bl• operun11 for 1';xp.r'd U1m & tonltntc cu~n· ten. Apply, AlaJUt'la Yachl Corp, !M7 W. 1&h St.CM. ..COUMS OIL UV .. IM fdarrted, n o children. :.upenase 6 t~enacti g1rh .. ExpensM 4s t-•I Nao, p/Ume 1ln1le lad) • &olbt!per, full charse olc . Oak Trt1e Hom"'· l'/T. •~iih li:clu\oloiY In s.&:>-~3. .- Rt>Ml fo.o.t1ate. Lite l.)'pm1. COUNTER Help. tla)'ll & 76Z 4124 _ __ moriuoas McDonald& BOOK K EE p F. R ru 11 Restaurunt: lHl H4'rbor, churef' lor m~lum size CM. s.s6 IMHJ_~" f~ THE CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH Ea:yt~...t&T~...,...._.., ,\1uiw.m.:n Opi:11w11a J-"cn Th~ P0111Liort1 ol Help Wmthd 7 I 00 ••••••••••••••••••••••• *MAIOS• Thj!! Inn al Lal(una ::11N~l~~ Mointeftanc• Mon !or W1H11J \\ork1ni; mu·h1m•ry & relfltt'd elet'tnt'al reqWrt'm<"nH Appl). 17622 Von Kurm111. lrvtne. ELECTfUClAN Malntenanu Mllft Ctl'A-tl,031 Per Month st~nt for Ute deainui> & MECHANIC ma1nt. 20 .to Hr& wli P AITIW 'AltTIST lnklnf • d lnr eit~r 1+'19·7fMIO ,.IX Alaww Sen-. Wllltl lO work doys, after noons & evt!n10111n N 8 & COM a re-as'> Worlt r l &m~ or p time. Weekends • mual. Xlt• pa l for e sp er ~d operatort Call MG-8073. KO.I!:. Orllnge C-0. Company· Xlnt CO UN TE R G I R L frtn&e bt'neflts, friendly Malure adult da)'llmt euvin>runem Sub.aut re-ehU\, Wfnehel1'11 Oonut 1ume & aaliu-y ht1locy to Ho~ IMN1~3 acl 46, Tho llully Pllot, ------- CBTA $1,005 P er Month T1<'t'11 R~ntals , 1930 CLERK TYPIST-$760 Per Month Nt>wport Blvd. CM l.,_Pf::(:~fi:=w•1~~~!!!!!~~~ MAINTENANCE SUPPORT .. 1 y l Pftyalcaln.rapl1t CETA-$827 Per Month MA"AGEMEM Acute car• bo.spltal In 1' O Box 1!580, Cos ta COUNTER GlltL . Me:sa, ~a 92626 S1ndwlcbei; Mon Jo'r1 YOUTH EMPLOYMENT SPECIALIST Hcli-us dig a ROid mine l>eath cornmuntiy. Ideal HSIAICH AIOI F/tlmt ·1rr molecUla" ~lab. 415-2U9. --·· $791 i.,to. in your unproductive livin& & wor.klnt cot1d1. n llmc. Call 64Ht2J Good pay • benefits. Ol<'FlCE WORKER-CETA II Prurer re,latr~ or re-l~ .... ~--:i~~~~I~~~~~~~~ (Accounting> $757 Per Month · MIMC)tr liltry .. llglble. Will con 'I ' SAW · ~OQl(XEEP&R/RECPT lhm·2pm SSll 07110 , l>ART'flME ~· Needtld rw-youna, no1d --------· in>WlnJ company. t,.~. per, pref $1. p/hr. Mon· f>'r1 , 11·12, 031.0121 or OATA PROCl!SSOR 'fheBt! ure ct;TA lunded pasltlons & reqwre We nffd people Wbo Ulce iii tier llc'd phy1tcal .. L Ke~cb w/data entry H.U rf'!lldenry & 30 dayr; pnor unemployment . people who are he.Ith therapy aul1taot. ran ti.tne. 5-9pm, Mon bi3·43SCI stations, sYat.ern a or 32 Appllcutlon11 will be acceptt!d until JPM. mll'lded who could use Pleue COCll&C\ "t'IONlel f'tl:"\k:rfed. for Colleae or any 11rnall computer October 18th, at the 1-:mployment & Tralnina xtra money. If you meet olllc., • Studt-1't, no .,preHure l"""'•t•-t!itper. pref'd. Oppor. to Center, 5,3g MaUl St • Huntmatoo Beacb. these quallflcallons call SMtll c;tast Ml or q~aa to meet. AUTOt.UBE.Mi\N --5ft le aar l 549M17or751 7924 C-..16.ie.1 .;a 531.o81l ,.._t JI FuU cbar1e to Trial arn pr •11llD R&. ......_ ... ,no • ALU opponauuty rl) .... 1 .. _ •· NCR fo',tirne nJ&bta. Also nffd :uB72CoastHw)' '-'•lel + petceat•ae. ._ auCt'. r<*IOJOll temnnrarv .. -Ip, fl41ltlble MATURE W 0 MAN • ~ 3100-will train, 1ood ...... •1 ..., Suuthl.•twua,928'17 ---------1 = Xlnt benents • houra. Plca&e contact ...._W•ted 7100 ~Wcmted 7100 p time t o welcome -.Ull ot1 penKQMJollice • ...,.. •...,.. newcomen• & contact r-~~~~~~~~~J~~~..:=~~~~I A1'om Ye • ~-4487. • cr.-....a&..,. ' t ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• mercbanta. F1ciuble hra. Ne-. Detad .$bop nffds • _,. von Fwwtltw9 R pal belp. BOOKQ;!PERASST. ea ...... .,~.. E r'd Ae I nnanl76'>? HOUSEKEEPING Lite 2 ~~u. llt.e lypm1. PUSTIC Topwaa paid'. En11n • ella>enenced 31872Cc>ntllwy Vxpe · PfiY· ~ or3hrs,4dayswk.Nwpl __ ...,.,..,, __ . _____ _ St IDltl'I. tUJC pamte.rs ~ IJ79..7MO South La1un• 9a877 on Karman, rvlne. lkh, nr b115• S3 hr. Refs Medi aJ rr1 · t w 11 INJECTION .... ,,, 4 ~u..a..... • -·-u · -req 752.2393 dys 644.0648 c o ce as111 . 1 • _, .. Yi .--rJ, ~P Doy Approlt. 16-18 yrs. ...,.. 11 GAllDEHER ev · ' train.. Mu.tl be able lo MOLD•MG bl:!:tA!:.i •~mpol4':i'• Ut~ fa.ttory work. Moms £xper'd for apt complex ---- - -worlt eves • or wknda. FOifMAM li~.A6i'1at·\UI e· Ql\l.ysa,845·170'.l. Delivery Man, tor urly NB Steady work Reply llSEKEEPER LlVE·I~ Lltetyplnas.is-m1 ~Ulrbor'Dl CK<' ' v momincTjmea route. No toclasi11fl~ ad no 64, c o Spanush speaking OK, Mlsslonvt,Jo f2edlr lrcfSldfta) "5-l«IO ' · 1 I •S •GIRLS colleai.D1, adlt.1 o.nly. z• 2 Dally Piiot, PO Box 1560, need 1mmed. 960·3077, MOTOR ROUTE SET'UP MDI ---... F---S.-_...,'-' 12·16 ~ant or age. Eve· Jlrs per day. Economlc,I Colli. Meti6, Ca 92626 536-2320 ---The Dally Pilot has • Call thlfht --~~~~~~·! ~t~~,0:r,~1~e~!r. ~ti~:a:F~~Ol~r, G-ENEl\AL OFflCE, tor HYGIMIST larlJe route In Mls11lon Rapidly expandlbg wm· ly Pilot workm.i with an the person who wants Nwpt Bch area. Wed Viejo · approx earnings pany with trtuucdtatc adult suswrvisor. E•roDelil'erymen for ea.rJy variety in 11 l'ontcm ncsdays X-Ray expr. SJOOpermonth.Montbru openlnp,loppay4&com· s.io to $IO pe.r wee.1' or AM Newspaper ct.ellvecy porary office, s he will 644·248S Fri afternoons und pany benefita avttil. Ex· MHZ> litlA CASH7 Eamlnp ,,.. aood·houri. are fitx\bl~ when, iou're ao AVON rep,tue n· taUve. Call MO-T04l or Zea.ilb 7. 1359. mort-~ Call 646.·HO to C. M. ssoo per mo. handle phone, type, -Sat&Sun momlnJta. Car per. nec:•ary • .\PDl.Y M between s~ and 8:30 +bonwt.6'8-1740. acct's rec & •cct'• paya and 'ood driving record Orange Coast Pfieli<.'ll, ll m ---ble 6CG-64S4al\.6 IDEAL p time j o b. requared. Call 642·4321 850W. l8thSt.C.M. -. DENTAL Recpt, Busy Housewives or col slu· Lcavincnameandpboite PRESS OPERAfOR'\Sii. IOY$ WANTED Pedo otc. ~xp d. Gd dents w cars. Servi<'e number. per. on AB Dfok .;_ 333 •GU l 0.1 s aa1a1'J /benefits. 548-5588 GEH'L LABOR est ab I u n c b r 0 u le. Need woman to work p rr Tbln:J St Liii Btb.. BabY1ltwr wuted, prefer IMIWt WOIDIO 1 or 2 n1tet wk. 8aluy open. CdM aru. Call 8·10 pm "'"8'7(8 Qist.a Mesa am. !:am DENTAL ASSIST. URGIHTL y MUDID ;...':nAMm12~\1:,0'!.fr.~· lo help clean homes, 4.5 S20·$30. per week. Get· Periodontist needs full· Must bave pbone" relia· <11.1ar. S75). Ph. to";.'!ii: daY1 wk. ~9583eves. _Prin_lln_g _____ _ Una new cuatomers for lline -··1·t. E•-r'd. Ell· t er v I e w a rt 1 o A .. , THE DAIL y PILOT. N ....,. ,... ble ttarwpartaUon. Lona .. HUD XTlA SSS dcli\erulf ot collecung. panded duties oppor. X· & abort term ilUlfn· 97'd-07•7 Yoo can earn more than C.11 this number to app.bo "-Y Cert. req'd, sat Opell. men.ta Holiday & vaca· SJ.50 extra monthly Jn. MMJ54 H.B. SU-863l. Uoo pay. Hcep1tallzaUon ~!~~tySc:!::~i come tor JUSl 3 ules a BABYSITTER needed. DENT ... L .... SSIST. pl1n1vall. month. Be a World U ..,_ "" "" w.a.•11..1..1""'US• .... -.... lines. Expe r req'd . .P II>* my ..,me. S. E Cafetena lodustnil, C.M. Ortbodoot1c office, • -~ ....-.~ 673·3850 Robertson Book/Ctuldcralt ules illunUActoo Heb.. :\Ion· area . Grill WOT'k , chairslde. E.xper. pref. •STOCkCLHl(S lnsurance.Ccilll r<~.Cal1Janoatll3t-2644 •"rt.:?IPM.CaUaR5P.M, <"lsh1er, gt1neral. Mon· N<Jo.smoke.r. 4 Day wk. •SHIP=EIVIHG forfwtbel'i.Dfo. 1VTl Fn e:!Opm·mldnt"ht. 979-t400 .-.. • -o-s INSUUHCE S.lllam-8pm.l70-Q73. '""' wr• r-" N b Babyaittif, mature, for Intuviews&-SMon·f'rl fwport Beac Fire It NURSES inrlJlt. Da1 &r or eve bra, CAA WASH HELP DENTAL ASSISTANT APPL y CUualty . in.lurance ore ltY.CaflTS2·UOl PendooUlt·l airl omce needli qualified UO• Over 18, ll'UU·Ttme ln COsta M~, part time. derwri le r w Ith ex. Baiid, ve~. needed to METRO CAR WASH 8'5--7G82. · peneoce in proce111ne. pJay for clty picn1r. Fri. _ ~Harbor Bl. Cll DENTAL ASSISTANT servtang & markeUne of Oct 21. S200. Contact Cm Car wasb help, over 18. .ReceptlonJat, luJI time commercial accounu . dy at 4&3-llTl Ask for Oeol"ge at PCH , d r . 31 .. • e::;: Dri•e Salary open. Excellent •Ol' eotiat 0 c m COil• "'"' .. _n"flts. Mrs. B•'-er, ________ , •nd Bal~ Blvd, or cau Meaa,8'5--71Q 14 741 a;,~. " Ballkin& r 8'2-t48l aft ?PM ---------!Across From llUIR CASHIER C&.EU ~=~!~~ Orani• Co. Alrs>ort > JANITORS p /time. Branch otnce F, time Da)'s. Good sal. Orthodontlst. 6"2·'612 Equal Oppor Employer P lime Janitors & cpls. seeks bondable c.elJer to Call4ptn·10pm8'6-88'1S ____ 1 otc cleanln& evenlnas. work p/tilne. Elrper. pre· DENTAL Olln!O · ro...ltl O " Co M th rd. Ooillact Hild• Ter· CMI EnalMertni Dealp Cb111ra1de, ex per It Glnaham Girl houaecln& ~r & .!,'"me pho~:. c:ri~ ruo at(Tl4)Mf.725$ Or1ft1mao, full or RDA.•~ Days or PT. ~C:.:~~~~~:/'t' S32-M58orapply at 123 N w .. ,.,.. p timE'. Sal open depend-N.B Call 642-2828. Ouvc. Org ,..,.,. S..incp 1 n ll upon ex per. & ---GIRL Fri n<.'f'd<'d <":ill E ~ ~· ~!~•ll•CU:1£t1ons. Apply, Dental A~:1'16tant. p ro Co . wt JANITORS 27... • --, YI I • south Coast ~eeriftg llJ'ell*,Y• H.B. ore needs r ii 840>2973 · ~t:,a:•r Service, 4t2· 3241, San ex per d a&l1 lo •tart Im ~P~": ~f ~d.' = ':::~ Clemente med. Sal open. 982·M45, Girl Pndny for Archttec· LICENSED PERSONNEL r.aa & '/Time rM & Lat. Shift Interviews held da 1Jy afler 4 pm Conlol't Nun ing Personnel IEVEILY MANOR Convalescent Hosp1lul 24452 Via Estrada " La1una Hills, CA rn4 > 837 olOOO F.qual Oppt1 Employer ---....... "'------h lurill firm Nl>ed xlnt typ· C'tlr & home phone. Apply _________ 1a~anmg~rson Dental c ainnde 2nd a,, mg & bookkeepina slulls. at 123 N. Olive, Org i--------- UK!TO CLEAN? s1stant. Exp'd :'\ton _6-I0-50l!Odya Moo. thru Fri. NURSES AIDES The University Athletic Ttwn,hrly.Sl62-3llll JANITORIAi. &OIDBUES Club, Newport Beach, DISHWASHER GIRLS MUDE.D XJnt beMfitl. Bayview noeda resPl)ns•ble, COllS' Apply in 'penon, Mui· Sandwich del 1 very• S Must be able to run Ooor Coov. Hoep., *' Thuno nentoua, b.i&hlY moUv•t· doon'• Irish Pub, 202 dayw wk. 4 !\rs day. Own macbines Day work. C.ll. SU.~. ed, mature persod t6 'NewportCt.rDr. N.B. transp. Eam ovr $3.SO Part or F1lJme. ~66 cleao ldtchen, lounae & •i hr. Call hm·lpm, J HerbertHaJIJewcUers NURSESAIDIS raeqUICtWJ courta. Hn • 00 ITYOvRSILF 64().1331. r .S.137» Optninp on all ahJtts for 3Pll·l.41!K •ot •M-Would you enjoy a CASHl&RCroditClerlt NuraeaA.ides.Eitper'dor 12AM . CaU Jan bwtn cballms• w /llln&. earn· Grc.i:y. Needed·F/lin'Mlpos. ttainets. f\111 or p/tlma. 8:30AM 6 noon for •PP~ lnp? U )'OU have 8 bn w.tre Are YM? .Apply Park Udo Conv. ~ pt.f wk. call for.lntenw NHded ttUred motberlo F,TIMEStockClerk 0.nter, 4eS n aub1p Rd, ---..-----1CL E R \CA L -B rl~ht a P ~ i . M rt. 8~ if t . help raiM beautJfut baby Oencleanlnll& N.B. 643-8044. --lllilliiiiiilllllilllilili•-•I penon, wt.so. dutla'wlll 7515813. aui for worklng mother. lift wrapplnl Itanldn lncl•. r~eral ole, fil. OOHUT MAKER ~JI ~Qa week, rers req'd Apply In Person Mwtet A .. 1 IMMIDtAT! onHIMGS WEOt'FER: •EXCELLENT FRINGE B£NEPJTS •l>AY SlllFT • •oOYERTIME =.CO••.,.. IOJI, IWlt.cbboard, ltgbt nilb.& ahifta. 25-45° Yra1--l 846-_8'908 ______ 1 South Coast Plat.a Elrper'd. T-3:30. Country nOHialiil-typ1na, and some de· old. A_,.,11, DK'a Donuta, G~, full Ume, no __ 3333 __ Bri.s_._to_l_S_t,_C_M __ Club Conv. Home,~~~~~~=~~f __. 1 __ .. llver1 work. Xl nt 13SE.171hCottallesa. ~.,...,.Malepfel. K.ennelbelp,weell:endUve•-SG.:IOll---1·------,..,,,uam ~ b-baa im benefltl. Contact Person· J~'--•· p-u---·1 .._ _______ _ _ __. n n• ,,.. 0 -k -·-M-----5 •IU.lla Vhl In w/some weekday,.. ....,.. ... °"'" nel1 Jaclt G Raub Co 125 ~• ,,. Irvine, ~r Sand Canyon work. Own trana. C•ll for exper' ?t~ ._ CoUec. Buer Sl , C<>sta Mesa, CLlj1cftt woriuoom O...S. Blvd:-..U:W tioaTe~At' 9262611A·7$1·Dl0 ha.rid• machine t.abtera•---------_a_ppt._54()..'234 ______ , ~ ... ...-~,......... C:-= ........ ·--eicp or wittatn. Beacb GU.AIDS UYPUMCHOPlt ~·-~ H'W-. ~. 1811>2 MUli~•.o uni--· ·-........ dm' • • 'Alo'• ••per V-y '""·c •• DSE. tstst, Rrn201 TDIE 1MDe ~ L•· .... -: • ...'!. t,....Or. • v -""',1n: AG ·uia • ~r-· .. 0 .,. r1· "'e clotbla1 ator•. . ... open....,.... n anae Night Sb n. Good co. .a.-....1:. •• &:-. " " RJY!IS Q,unt1ainecda40part4 beneflu. CPI. 180 ~~~~~~~~~ CLocattd0 Jn Newpkorl •---• r~·-it ,_ Cull time secunt1 ot· NewportCeutetDr,N.B . ..--------Ill enter. reat wor mg ~ "'~ ~ movu11 ncen lmmed. Ell~r. not 6'4"380, Bam..Spm. Ask taadi~ wnh the b9a co. Exper. req'd. Over nee. Top Wal" for t:I• for Betty West, ell12H. ~le. ~ll MH0'10 • 21. Call 7-..oNI. per. penonnel. Cu fr aak Cor tbe Tailor Shop phone req. 21 It over. rnanaitT. DllYEIS Veter~• & raUree1 C:OCKT••L Early AM, U, delivery welcome. Uaib'aafum. LA TIMES, C.M. ~1.S T\me adU• ..... bra. WArntlSS mo+.~OBob APPi>' t-11ud 1-5 Mon· Lt-a~ tn • 1uw lbe most B'Jeetroi:lics "°L' · • uc1\in1._ 11unourou1, llMCHTICH + Ulllmwl~tkM hJah.!1 paid proles1:1>ay , 1••• w .......... • ... or e\'e Iona. Place. nq • ~ent per1011 .,.. •.,. ... ~. mmt usiSt. Good Job op. qualified to service video . u.a. ~yu .... ... por ..... monJtora It video 'ac· ..-.--C47t~/751-tl94 *50li .. ,or1anlteparts ~·a In carpentry & So Callf. Cock tall dept, ulab. rental eleetr1cil work. Apply In Waitatset, Inc., l7&~2 •er vlcH, aulst ln peuott, Oullhet '• ~~=~~~~~~I Sky Pule Bl Ste c JD&rkeU•I w/technk•l 1\eah urani, 1802 trvine,Ca&Z714: ' ex~. 71'/545·11@. MacArthur Blvd, Jrv\ne. Mon.Thurs betwn 9am. LAIT!CH Calif. lie. w /l yr min ex· per. for _p/tlme wknd work. Wlll be own supervisor. Av•ll Fri. Sat & SUn 2:30pm·llpm. Sat Upm·7am. 1714) -.0000 ext 301 Legal Secy /Recept. Eic- per. pref'd. Xlnt typ\n1, no •h. Sal open. Call '152-2518 for intervw appL COLUGI SYUl>IMTS, D!CUTIVf SICY loam onl.1. Con&Jomerate Company H -, d -~ bu openin& in corporate ousell:eeper. Ref in~ • ---------olc for a pera o• non-1mokln1 lady to UquorStor.Cltrk lntervlew1 held d1tllY an.et 4 pm. C.t.act Nura• inl Penonnel. IEV LY MANOI Ccnvaleaeent Holprtal JU.SJVla D trada Laguna IDlla, CA (114) 837-8000 F.qua1 ()ppty Employer .. HOUSIWIVIS upplement your In c d'm e • W o r k o n telepho'oe. Guatant•ed hourl1 waa• pha bonua. 250 E 17th St, St.Qte 0 . Cmla M•a. '*-'100 w.~tltandlng orcanlu· •h•re our lovely Jiome In Mature, expr'd. Apply lo tlonal oblllt~. ad· itcha for •hann1 her pet'l()f\. 1195 W. 19th St._...._..._;..___ mlnlatnUve Is com· houaekeepin11 & cooklna CM. um u Mll'• al talent. Small ulary. ---------m ca ve ... aey Sf&.0'787 Llquor Store employee commenaur•te wteicper. over 21 Ap~n penion Ph: 8'4·4711 for ia· Housekeeper: Couple to 9am·noon, S. Coast ~·-Lake full char•• or large Hlry, So Laauna. • home ln Newport Beach. rACTOIY TRAJMU [nallsh speaklni. · Top Ute ft>otkee-plnJ & lJte Au&mbly ac l•Detal fac· wa1oe. ReferencH wlU M1chlntry work for torr work, maldo& !OOM be verHled. Phone Jockamltb.C.ll&U-4742 ---------- leaf bh>dera. Growth OP· ""4)"""1 ... .e.l7 fur br1&1at lndlv. ,, .. .....,.. """ Gl'C>UP tm vacttlom, & HOUSEKHPIA pd holldos. Af ply Live-In. Youn• N.B. C\stom Loaao Lea Co. famlly, Must 1poak 18091 Redondo Clrelt Enalt.h, Refs req'd, App Unit K. H.B. or call Jy, ~ W. C<>aM Hwy, 842-7717 J\ N 8. Call for appt ""' &GM7~or944-tli80, -. -----POOD SERVICI! Houaek~per p/tlme !or WORKa workh\" cou(lle. f'lu LYH.Fjttmt 3-11 & 7·3. Park Lido Conv. Center, 4U F l a111h\p Rd, N.B. -------• SC2.SOU. MACHINIST Min 7 yra exp. Lu11 vatfety ol work. Top pay w/2 wlca vecat.lop, Will r.ons1der hlrin& Sr Cltlun, any •ae . SUJ.7784. RataUnir abltt• 11am· hr~ Nie<' Irvine area 7'30J)m Xlnt benefit•. home. 833 ()9211 art l\i!PtY in ~~n. Conlal'\ I SOpm. t'tfrt:Dunl•p, CotCa Mha ------MACHINIST strOnR on Memorhtl Hnt911•1. ~1 HOUSIKllPEI mill• M\l•l havt Job Vlttorl a A .. , Coe ta M1tu.re. Nlaht ah I rt, u tQ shop exp. on R~ and .,., 7. Gu11t home, CM . Pro.type machlnln1. ~~~~~~~~I MU716 Wa1es to 19 per hr, 60 ht r-work w~k. aood com• The fastat draw ln Ute Doft't drop the ball! Get a CJaaslfled 11d11 ~ell bl1 paay benellla. (7J4 ) y; aomat Iill JCJu Wint W t • • • l>all1 Pilot iob with a low·eaal Dalfy items. a mall ltem11 or M-4UI nr (2U> 430 ~1 '° 17 Clutl(i«hda do Claa11fl•d Ad. l"hoae l'ilol Claullied ,\d. any 1Lem, J u11t call btwn a>.M..,.PM, af\ 6PM It wVJ 1171. fe.5171. ~ 642-Si'71. IM2 5871. 1714) 84$-T.ln * ,. - DI DAILY PILOT I ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• lqMI,...... 9030 Doc.ks 90 0 Thursday, October 13, 111n ,....M-_ I Autos WG'lfed 95'0 -C~c1 9520 ••••••••••••••••••••....,• ~ 8050 MlM:ellCIM04'1 8080 ..... Marfn• ~'""· Sllpa/ 7 ~ 1040 ••••••••••••••••••••••• &>•···················· Ht4pW ted 71 Htlj»W•tfll 11 ._.,. Nl•\\ ~t·t'tlnflal 'lo(J, won't LUGG"'GET,..GS W" ...... '"'D sz 1 ,. nr m0tinng needed •••••••• ••••••••••••••• •••••• ••• •••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••• •• • • • • • / t h It J ft A A "'" • ic ... '63 Old, RI! f'onv\'rltbl~. Lw--------1 nrv-·ru••Nt~G I "~,I', ~·1·· l{bW II M,' fromyourliu:.UW:>Sl'llrd. A canvlu C'O\C'f fur u fur new 4-1' u1lboMt Hy r B. 1•,s. (' li":tl. Ac. "'--<"-NI h .. •""'-' "'"'• !!I II OfJ • .... 0 r r h .. ,V\ ''l 67!> 7317. ' ~\'1C1t .,.., I t \llt1id TVPISI Yuur place or Mml' Stcr1•0 :'dl'd c·.1b $ISO ~od one card or uc A"on 'Ht•<frn•is1 m11dt'l > _ .. __ ..., ______ -! ona o~ner. ~. 646 2:a\ ·•••••••••••••••••••••• TOP • 2 Or 5 rutee fl wk. A"PIY, J-.. -u rt • '" •w•<" w• phb one spare. We 11r, art Cllll Ui.11" al .. " ....... Ille to O"""rlltl.' ~ag ,.,u, '''11 '" "'"' ..,...,.., i;.so ~I " I r ' ~ MOORlar.JG S Sbtll, l7\h61rHl'le,N8 ""'" .-rt'lurn permaoL'nt Y 4911·?7\J!I 1"'1111 C:;anf fl. ~\per. prd'd • OLD Englu.h St'll'l'P do~. II ,..__ _, 8055 .:.ealed attractive ta,c & -----SIW MACH/Oper Wlll lnan. Sla1nle:r Medical Prud 3U2S So Killoc\, SA. Ph 540.11(2 but not ~t'4b, Cull Jo mllfi rem. Ph1yful , uSt·d ---r Swt i.trap, mttlln~ airline lo4'b, Pow•r 9040 'M 2 Dr. H11rdtup, bru11d new 1.T· l malor, new • Wood at Nulan Rei.I to ctuldren. tramt••I ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 O. ~uln:menb. Pre ••••••••••••••••••••••• llil\'t: i.e\'er1&l hoats for i.ale w Npt Bd1 moor i.pd. 839-0075 1 n ~ 11 • Ca II To n y a l Rtcl"tCltlonol ,_.t;ate, l.agwia Beach, papers 194 712ti bl~n 7 & Sal Lutlu flt•w, u11111ut· vent loss & the.fl! for a SEA RAY'S 49'7-l977 8PM -'~1.\ l .. •unc l.1uw. off persooalized lug enclosl' ~~~~~~~~~1 --&yandOruni:c.C!\t \\ullpapc.•r. fabric or ftt.•lterved Newport Ex ••••••••••••••••••••••• SHOE SA~ S, Experf . GOLDF.N Heine\ er pupll, . Day Glo' paper & we A.II 1978 Mo&la ecutfve rcqwre11 :1lip in D UN E B U Ci G Y 67~ 1.19Jor6-t.~--W79, Bkr Vt4licles ,530 PartifWJ time. Newpor nrtSTCLERIC AKC.tlwks ii2s S'J'EIU-.:o. C'ouch. puint· will badt & tnm you1 IS'·lO' Newpurl for new 39' CORVAlH. $500, fH"e•. Call Murie. 044441 PJUrrw. Hts rtex1 ble 646-Z,,>S 111);~ .• irllst'~ lirushcs & t11~s Or try lwo card1 t-:ncki;on Plel\.Se leave Evea/Wltnds call 962·1748 673-~Mrs Nickels ---• 'A' lrnmc!I. +-udd:. & ... kt b k LI.A. M'S l"Al'~n6 _____ __._.,.....,.,..,... stUC SCRE -· Olk l..ab pups, Swks AKC:, t•n•b Th ts wknd. 166 .,..r 0 ac ~RRISO messugc 8 ......,... 4 ~ Drht• 95$0 ARTIST . WAJTR~ perfect w kid' & grrat Rocht-slerst.C't S!eaor;~cES. SEA RAY ssoo FINDER'S Fee of· ....................... ~~~·.,._,...,......, Fut, COl\Sc:?entiou•. "" F\lll time~ ~art time al hunlen1. Sl25 830 7898 Patio Soh1 linby items. 4,!> tags Sl.601.'a. <G27 So. Mam.S A. fo~ (or perm. Npt. slip AMC.JEEP ........ •••••••••• .. •••• per., for cu1t~1m 1111 Ant.onucc1Plua5@·7863 Cocker Spuniel (I'm. buH macrumo, lt.-nt, 3 whl 6 9\agsil.50ea 540.655S to accom. 2s• sloop. #1 lnCdif. Gei,.rd 9701 'tf'11911 •hop. M~" b Waitrcss.da)'.apart·lime. colored $150 firm 5f1J>dunt! l'ycll'. dotheio !OormoreS1.40eo. 3101ConslJlwy,N.B li6l-OIUO WEOUTSELLALL ••••••••••••••••••••••• :.u::.~~:,.;\~<ci~' Analc's Plua. 25260 La 49'l 7:B9aft 7PM & ~1ut10.nt>ry Adarn~4 ~ Sul~~~~~~~ded U l-2547 ___ loots. Ston.g. 90t0 J1~E.fn~~~i~S ij naute~ Ono del11 :~!r~·.;,,1;:r.~.HUts AKC C-0eker Spaniel prup :iruo~·t~J~:c~ · L!.!l 11n. Draw your own or send 73 LA PAZ. 33 Fl, Dsl ••••••••••••••••••••••• HUGEIHVEHTORY worlr. SCMJ-3$.17 • ~~~ ':,;~::!d . Cull a ll·r fo'ri sat HH cu~h only. name, address, phone & Tr11wler 1000 ml runge, HooUr. RV Storage liPaL'es All Models New fr Used Silkac:reen pr•nter ro WOM l\N o~ er 50 for • · ~e·u make one card per top cond. Ueudy! Full avail. Sil). mo. Newport Leulng Available am&ll mri plant. Exp'd. theatre courei.sion. MINI lX>Xl~S Al\C ~1ov1ng Salt•. t-"r1 Sal Sun t<i.: Add25<eac:h. electronics, nil conven. Dunes, 1131 Backbay Dr. Cotta Meto H. n -.. .... 1 Wknds only C11ll :\tr. 7 wks, lst shob, J>ilJIN<; 2 10-S fo;urcka V ac: l'lnr. Send check or money or· J•P 714/544·7335 Nwpt Bch. 644-0510 ... uc J H;fi .... _......_. Ldllt" 673 9'lll7 recond Stn&tr 'iewmi: dcrto· ~ ' . ~~ .!!!! M, 1 red lcm m1H·h Knick kn<1ch, PILOTPRJMTIMG W Tri C bl u tom 2524 HARBOR LVJ>. South ~Of.O': ROUTE WOOD WORKER. uper. ---· duUuni:. Soml' antique.,; P.O. Box Ui60 bl.Alt t~~ si:~1 ~uU, all .!~!.~~.......... Colta Mesa 5•!18023 Auel 9107 The Dally Pilot has f In i abed car P ~ n . LAB PUPS ,\KC Hlad• huol<~ Cornl'r <",uscs1a _& Cost.a Mesa, Ca. 926.."6 new lntenhor & l:•~ler:~ r-Sde/ J_.S u77 • :;A••ud••l•::o:••,•doo•••r·.··.::t.o• farie route in Sout tcrJoabinet maker. Xlnt Xlnt pedigree. <'art av. uy, :u n C ass1a heads, s OWl'r, ., "' -~· .. , 9120 s;s;r-,., .,, .. .. J..aatma _ appro.c e1trn pay, benefits & working 963 91C77 ,\H'. C:\1 9' Antique Brunswick gen. Asking $18.~00. • CJ. 5 'g, CJ· 7 's. trans, AM /FM radlo, gd ll\&SMOOper month. Mo cond. Immediate open-. . dass1c Pool Table, 544 0035 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cherokees, Waaoncers, cond,6'4 0800 thru trri a.ft-... an ina. Udo Wood Works. Black Af~han ur~l·nlh Super Sale L1t\ll• Balboa blJ-563i or8J6.l583 '72 El Dorado, 8'. sips 5, Pick· ups, up lo Sl.200 du;· _ _..;. __ _ ...... _ ..-·:--·.... ti310Z!kl nt'eds lovmg homl', J..lnt Island. 160 1 S. Bay 31 IERTRAMS.f. Jacks It camper dam· counts. s yr S0,000 mile.· Sa\AL:MQ tn0minp . Ca pedigree.1136-81.."7 1-'ront. Sul & sun, 10.5 All wood dl.nine set. Medal WelleqUlp'd. $24,000 pera. Xlnt cood. Ph warrant}'s available. IMW 9111 and&ooddrivln1recor YARD MAN , rental 17"TV& li1blt', cuckoo c:abntforsteoreoor?.bar. 8'15·~eves. SJ6.1925 r-a..ctMtrslnc •••••••••••••••••··~·· required. Call SU_.321 center ne«ls f1lim~ man. Purebred Norwegian F.lk cloc·k. Fr l'ro\, cherry nite tbl, queen sz hdbrd, -----~-----r Leavlntnamean~pbon Wkdy otr. Handwnlina Hounds.7wks,$75C!a Gd tablr , nl'w twin wood bur/el, 2 gas '2" D1e.s. Sptf15her. Full "T.?VWCamperVan.Has ~1Etst,SA5588000 number. must be n ca t , protectors.545·5305 pnlchwork h<'d!'\prl'ads. 1110wers & ed&er. art electronlc1'. l 10/12v cverylhing & runs great • 67 CJS Station ery Stort-In mecb•nleal 1bil1ty r-..-1oy 8045 cn!.lul rhand, 3 Spm.~78S7. SM.00051t6-841S Must sell. $2500/ofr . Betof 6400849 ev~ OoroQadelMar et.'d helpful Apply, 1930 rT.-w OU u11uanum~ St·hwrnn 2· 6426441 _s __ r ______ 1 ............. ,~•II·~·= .!''!!"" "'""·CM ··~·;,;;;.;;.:;~·~;:.::·.. ~~:~i'~· ;:.,m ;:'.~:. N.': ~~: :":':. ·~~ 1~·;;,!'~"':., 'n'~L .!f.:'. S<o<kland.tm•x.~~·" ,~, ·~, l:.4.'~'.:.\· 6days,xln&.~~lngton·~hc.clM fantasUcpersonahly, furn'. m1nos~upc. back cbairs·S80: 6fL. 6 like nc-;v Many extras 3 • ton . con. • 1 s40001or; els. especially • clien ••••••••••••••••••••••• 675·5855 or 646·!1747 nautical alems & rnuch i n . 8 u rf board. S3 s. S!ClOO. t142.J43.1, 540·9100 $lOO bsl orr Evs 581·9114 ~"~it n l t.ele.f7.S.IOI~-AnHqats •oos -----. mor<'. it-eskat.es. lsazc 5Nl with <Rkk) C11bover cmpr for PU. S~O •••••-•••••••••••••••• To lovtng hm only Sep uu~ & skaung dress <s1.le U 20, 1973 6 cyl f'IL'i 11. bet! Very spac Trucks 9560 •~ . W de I d tember. l yr old fem St. VAIU> SALE Furn. wr tu, Jll lor S·IS Call ~Y1 ner ·i 1 ·s42so Xlntcond. ~ 759.1154 · ••••••••••••••••••••••• We have top paytna Job Oft r Gft Bem.r~ 536-4854aCttl 1n1tcr wnshl'r. m1s1· &'2·0138 ~I~;~ ~{5_~ • -'72 TOYOTA Im mac. fot penonwhowant.sre Of Anti 1 . nt k 1iarage & hou~ehold · · Motortudtlbs 9140 cond Quad srcrt'<> cstm rwar p/tiroe employ ques. ~arhn: ~1l~I& t~c. ilcms Dolls,< \mb1d1~m C~ampagne foun~a m s 11 FIBERGLASS & wood. ••••••••••••••••••••••• shell: Must sell' 968.30&4 ment. Joiex working hrs, ff U GE w 1 rehouse 1em 1 ·~~tf c 0~~ \o'ur On·h1d'>. Thur, Fri & S11t. Several tablc·sw · ~10 4<.IHP O;U. & lrlr. Must • 76 \'espn 15 occ super ---~ hn per wk. Need tramm~ with over 500 :i iJ11 1 s • r11:t 13, 11 & 15 9 lo dark ea. 642·4945 ~II G73'8?70 a(t 4 30PM motorscooter x.lnl cond, '66 El CAMINO above ave lyplnq ~ sh music boxes, nickelo· -1 .. Side 2132 Onani<c Ave. · · 8SMPG, 5SMPJl. 900-3571 8lO Bstofr. 642·1085 skills. Exper. dea1red. deon pian~. circus or f'ree Kittens & Cat Lo\ J c; \t 20 .. bikes S3·S7. mower r.n;~l' ScJI 31' Bertram, art 4 JOPM Cati for appt. 540-7&3t, glln•. wall clocks , ble housebroken togood g:io, stereo speakers StO, I-'/8 Sportfisher. Comp.--·---· -----i E.O E. &raodfather clocks, ho~e 631 ·1S.l5 Gr\'\'T Gar suit· Su~ & rhord organ & amp S2.5 nf'w thruout. •'ully '71 l\foto Becane 50VL V.s 9570 fascm11ti11ganuquea. Sun. <>t:t. 15 & 16. Car. 963-S54l eqUlp'd, Xlnt cond. Day: Moped. Just 800 mi. Fae ••••••••••••••••••••••• Stockpcrson anted for OverSl.000,000 Worth GD, IJ()me w no chahlren, T\. H w 1 n I: m n ch· 67~9800. eve: 673·5033. wmty. ltust sell. 831·2438 Hon '66 Che• st~p-van Fashfonlalandbranebo Arnencan lnteMUll.ional 2 blk dachshunds, 6 }t'. dmettc sct &clolhe ... ctc. Electnc car, Kenmore -w/'736cyl.eng .. Urop 1 , Matthew• Women's Calltries; llQ2.T Keuer old.833-7579 \6:11 lla\enhur.;t, Willow wshr, Lwin hollywood 20' Carver, 120HP, OMC, ~oJ!.':•I everytblna goOd cood. clolhi.n1 1lore. Must be inc St., Irvine Tel Tract.lrv,!IAM SPM bdCramc, 428·10th Sl, Io. wilrlr S2'JSO or bst 9150 J4"x8' bed, windows, ex· w1lh•I l() clean . Call 754-Jm, Open Wed thru MALE Lab m 1 ~ • , F, ., H.B. orr.837·21711. ••••••••••••••••••••••• tras. $lSOO/ofr. Call Mcr.1$.1201 Sal.9 AM to• PM. Visat! Neuter«!. lli.brkn. \.'("f) G .AR ,\ Ci f. SA L • ~ t9H 250 Yamaha MX· 646-M .;....:.~-------------------gd. watchdog 552 cY740 hlm1lie io'Um, trunks. WORLD SERIES p..,t party w1 &be!1 lo T kil front fork. Bog &a:>-3:2f»; 7 Ttleptt_.Salea VICTOll Talking mach, -i.lnlqs. & gd Junk TICKETS purchase diesel power s~s etc $550 Call 'T70odgeVan B·lOO,cust. Want to make money! Victrola records. Rolly Polly Puppies , Sat Sun ~14 Canul St. 968-1714 boat. M1n1mom 32'. ~9ff98ane;7 pm. lnt,e>et, AAl/Flf stereo, Can you \ell on the Caruso, Galli Curci, SMp Husky mh ,\~ora NB . Io ( f PC II & l:~r $30.000. l i2.t 9'Jj)5 • ' • cassette wl• .spkn. sun phonei' Top Stn our bUIJ· Alma Gluck, Ponselle, bJe markini:s. 194 ~ ProslX'ct 1 RE.MODEL SA~~· St~~I •77 30, Sea Ray nybndge 19H Honda CB 360. X1nl roof, mliae. Muil sell nea.. 648-3030. ~le for Scbumann·Hc1nk . LOVELY KITTENS CARPORT SALE: Sat & ~l1urwel~, 301 :~~:r Sportr1.1berman. Snstol rond.6·spd.~mi.Call fast, atltin1 lot loan RA). Chahapro. " many Sfftoapprec1atc Sunll-5 fo'verythlna"ocs Stove, 3 Ga cond fully equip 642·7262 3 ftSPM balance only. l;ow others. Some over !50 yn. . · · , ' Heater, 2 Wall f\m1aces, · • d · • . I le &a 000 milowa.r Telephone Tool Room old fucinating coll. for 979-8978 lcavin& Ca. Furn. ~acy· com P 1 e t e k 1 t ch en 137,500. Eve/ wkn s, 74 BSA 500 Victor. new nu ea • • 1 all 1 ~ Sal~·Eam &o 0.000+ Oslira bufT,. $500. or orr FwNtur. 8050 cle. exercycle. mens & Cabinets, formica tops. 4ln-~ tirer, xlnt cond. $'700 or r':!L ~:186 • 11 1.AC'aUons. Orange Co. 714·12Hl73C ••••••••••••••••••••••• lad•(.' s c ~ o ~ h' n g • All in gd cond. 67!>-6962 1076 Se a r a Y 19' IO .. , bst orr. M~·5372 _w_...;..·------~~t,y ~~~~1:C:cf!~~'. An que 01101 oalr. mirror, STOREWlDESALE e: ~~~~01c I c1a':e":.~: Bicycle. mirror lamp, white1blue Int. llJS HP '61 Hnrley, Pan Bollom. '77 Dodae e uscomlaed cement; Call Repubh c bewled 168, Larkin desk New & ~rum, nppl's, Charmglow gu DBQ, Wor ld books, Slim & OMC eng. mlnl cond. un· shovel top. SU. Carb. M/Wr.Jiwffl°.~"· bed. D1strlbut.ors. lnc. Mr. SIM, plu& more,.53G-4!87t misc. Wllson"s Bargain plants, etc Dig selection trim. vacuu m. movie df'r 100 hl"l'. 304 Grand Wide 1Hde ft chrm. UI "7s4-06SS • Ro)'. n.t ,1134-!1088. Nook. ~~ & 814 W 19lh, redwood burl clocks. 11145 screen, fireplace screen, Canal, Dalboo Ille. Sun sUoo. Ul · 02 H o ri------...,.--~ .--...;..;.,--..;..;..... ___ ........,-154•· IOUd oat table, 100 CM.6'2·'1'930&548 3262 Monrovia. Sp. 56, C&I. toaster&nuse. ~1481 October IG. l0AM-4PM 9'J't.T300. . -ns GMC VanDura, 16,000 years old Restored. I BUY _Please park outside_._ diamond&'.rub Steallt $7000. TMlOOSuiukl, T+M. buill ml. 1 cy1 standard. ~on'!.4~aiJ'85· or * * ~ * DOVER SHORES ~eoi: diamonds 1ul. 'TT Tab.lU 21' day cruiser, 45dtflree Bnee. mck·kll, AM/FM cauetlt stereo, Good used Furniture .& .10 romlly Great atulf! rounded by 12 rubies set 440 Jet. perrect cond 32mm MUcwli. WtscO ttc. xlnteond. $4500. 4.IJIMM7 Antiq1 Circa 1150-1840, ~r:rsut~~o~ ""'11 •'um, decorator 1 .. ms. In gold. very btfl. Sac. ~ M2·S704 s:ns. Ftrm. 759-0618 '59 Metro s I 00 Cahed4 ~er Vtdo~. MAS'Ta~ AUCTION rlothmg_ ~~Galaxy Dr, $500. 962·1713 3 h. p Act-: \1 ,\ K F: n jJ 125 ATMX Yamaha, Call~b7 ~~l~~i':fi'3mri 64M6'61ttl3-9625 ~B.Sal!J.-.Nopr U)Wlt ASSORTED I VORY Sportfiaher d•e~ls. l,ull uscdv.,.ylitUe.tnunac. l F d VII ' · oth IGURES r el•ctroni1·• & fl.1i>h I · cood M25 549.qmg 7 or , cam pr Airway A\·e, CM <Up C.Ome vlllll our mamm F • mao1 ine l PIP 675 l9lS · · equlp'd fact •Ir AT PS, R.edblll lo Paularioo, CASRPAID 3 Family Yard Sale: Jewelry pct, Lalique, eqiapm · · '7 6125 YAMAHA Jtt.raS s2ooo ~· • ,....,... ••P for ncl\1 to Airwar Ave) By For gd used, rum, anti· We're 1ellln1t clothes, ea r v lo II " lad t • 1•· V-Hull. trlr. 35HP MSG t---',..;_ __ . -----1 .-#at fll, ,_ loY11MJ •JIPThun/Pri.6'5-0470 ques&clrTVs.957-8133 trinkets. colleclables. Reasonable . Call rnot«.Goodcond.StSO. S.'3467 Fonl Van 1115 ~.PS W Wtlo waitt anOque dr'ftMl'S, waeh 55'7·3000, eJCt221 54i-2S31 PB. nadlo. new brakes, ~g. oak a~tnolre, sz:rs. stand$, hall trees & table SOOcc Suiuki • like new xjnteood. suoo. ~ .. ~fDr•h' Atitq. $cott.ish: Armo1re •fURMITURI• •chaln. For ual.stance Port. dStnrt "°· Rotary WANTED: Partner to cond.llloQ . reduced to•....;:.-..._.;...-..; ____ _ WE ER D&S, wash~ $180. dnr sp&nlab or ask for Ma Denise mower SIS, ltarmooy share 50'~ of equtly ls H· S:OO ~ to appreciate .....,. W..t.d tltO OFr $180. All •»h ,,bev. mlr· Cootemporary J 0. n . or P·e aches'. guitar ST5, 1 t e reo ptJUe:a 1n24· Searay. Fly· Prkellrm.131~74 ..... .-............... . fl. ~ XWC'6i;idf548-2l.S3 Complete 3 rooms ol all Fri 'Sat /Sun. 1979 w /reeord cb1r HO. Ing bridee.19T7\Mdl. Ful· WIWllllUY •G9ir.!ftfj.~ IOIO new fW'ftl.tute. lncludes Oran~.CM. ~7062 tyequlpped IJ73-605T lOOc~ Yam aha 1970 com· YOUROATSUM *~' W llaulve • piece .....__~ 1060 J'7Tl')'lcyclopedla _,,£ •• 21.SUo 11 pleleJ1 rebuilt en1me. PAJDJ.'ORORNOT IDilll Sed.roeouet Be•utlruI 7 ~ • ...__ ........ w 1V •v-ay. c: uer . new W., eltt . .tarter, T-AAA ..... 1 *GtH4ill F&OHT DAMAGE D pieeeliving~oi iet4'S •• ... ••••••••••••••••••• Sri ....... ....-.. oa cm Cuddy, Mere 231. 1/0, llCPCe rack 0"17 4,800 _..~ *'a; t~ llOT'POINT SAU !. 3308 p~ Din Set Girt to aharo open.et, ' show.~ ewe. fully eq\Qpped , cover• mil". dirt and atnet FOlt fOP CUS 1'111 TODA" W. Warner nr Harbor, VUSTSACRJFICE yr old Arab Bay Ge14iDJ, • FfREWOOD• trlr. tlllOO •• !-°~· lrn 1 · legal. $300. See lo ap- llllU.L :I SanuAn .m.21rn fl:DI 00 ~15190evet Dellvenid6S&.aclted mac. (714>-1-In snclate. Frie.firm. START TOMORROW C~ll PAlt> "'""'• REG"d ~Arab lllly 4 yre '642-2915 MS-JJIO pm. '75 250cc Mateo radial For W1hr1J>ryn/Refri1 -IASYTlltMS-o ld. ver y fluh yt 4'&S'lteel~btnehea. IHh,SclQ 9060 MT5.'Cl8 ~runner,rns 714-13H095 work1.a«ornous1.aw c.tlSr.t •lbeslotr.646-8128 $40""°· ••••••••••••••••••••••• «d "75.~9508evcs 0ARAGESA£B Priceaon ll6Ufarbor1LCM Jewttlry 1070 557-1140 WANTalSULTS7 JIM£.{lfE re c o n d t t Ion• d 64Ml5t ••••••••••••••••••••• .. SUt acreeo machine car· _Sel_l~~·,j~' MolwHD•ta. 5*/ retneer•ton, wthn le --t-.. _ f 50UJHWI " a-& JU 91 '0 RARIES INC d ryn. Our. & del. WANTED ~--6 ............ t 0 r. YACHT SA.LIS _, .... ..,. DUNLA P'S lOUOConvertible ~fa. llke TOP C"0 H DOLLAR .,,.,..._, FUJl""'~RT ••••••••••••••••••••••• R.O.E.M/F. Talbut(AlEutlld) F.V. new,rnodem ll.65. PAID FOR YOUR ~. o'.:l~:!'s"' Rent a 1911 Excutln ~~~~~~~!!I eo.ou1 115-0.112 JEWELRY, WATCHES. w.w ·~ ·aoe1 m~u :::~::·,i:u ~:/b TELEPHONE SALES .MUST IEU.-Btll Wuher K iternneao Dln lna ART OBJECTS, GOLD, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ptledl&Ddd. Call any of LocaJcompa.r1ybu°""· "Dryer Super Delwce RoOrn aet, w/8 chalH. SILVER SERVICE, Wanted: Bunk bed• :sa• an. cabin dlesel au.c. t.heM numben BARWICK DA HUN ...., lo 111.lllt ·•Jll•ff,tf.' 8Jl-137S 4'll-ll7S WEIUY CUAMCAIS arnuc1s CO NELL CHEVROLET 2828 If.arbor Blvd. r~an reorder d~ Cor Mod41, ~eel runrunc $1.Z25.559-4643 FINE FURN & AN· • chest1lyle ketcb rlued. A1kln1 ttl-6n 7 nper'd sales pcnonael. Coad like~~ bOth nQUES.845-23>0 1166-2005 &11,500. 8U·U17 or 77 hl&h c1>mmi11loo " 2 ~ F/P relri1 ~: J.uving State. m1lU!ltl II GoroeousdJamondliruby .....__t...._. 815-9509 537.7 7 WE P'"YTOPOOL• "'"' . booy1, xlnt corn pan) Som mis fums.s-.s748 hu full offwt1. eiG t ca • ~ IZMUI ~ ..,,n ~tfiU. Contact Mr. e c. St .• ll.8, nn1. ~ ~.amonif su!t last1u .... 1 IOll 3S' Clipper aall boat, 11!~ uOTOR ltou~ roR TOP USED CARS Wchstar631Ma:!O Frl1ld1ir• Wa1her lo: roundc:u ur 12 ru es 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Uau. compau, near.., ... -~ FOREIGN, OOMESTJC COSTA MESA 546-1100 Dryer Celec>. mint cond. $0UD WALNUT in gol d, very bUI. ClarinC!t mare drum Ir new trlr. Asklllt $4200. FOR J\ENT or~SICS TB.EPHOME HarvHt sold . $300. Enif tbls, "SO" •q', Sacrtrlc:e~.1162-1713 cymba'l. Sousaphone. 83S4317ot675-t508 ft'om SlOO.Q.17~ If)IOW"Carfsextra c1ean SOUCfl'OAS Ml.-Sor~iis3 +match's e• coff tbl. Uffltodt 8075 piano, piano •t<?C>I. PP. 21• Morgon Out laland. RENT Fireball ZJ" Self seeuaftrst. SADDLE BACK BMW COMllH&SEl THE6JOCSI MOWOM " DISPLAY ;: f1.11t tie ~·4 for part Kenmore. Ga Dryer le ~~!!"~,;,,,~~~ .h•& ••••••••••••••••••••••• $41~ Atomic 4, 1enoa, diol)'. coot. Auto/air. CC, CB, IAUR IUICk tlrne~fulltimo.Ndaell· WAAhinJ Jhchine. Bol.h custom rut plate gias1 Re1.Motgaom1re.broke Luchrte drum•, clear, 5 all new equipment. aterco,alJillfMS-2283 ~:~OOl'B~ Ing. Mak• appta, only. petfecl wor~ln1 cond. ovetlaytops. All3pcs<>n· to rlde • drive, blk p4ece wJnberglu.a CHel i!:r e adult..1.1tand up Tr6rs. Tnrr t 9170 ..!:~.=!=.:,;;.:..:........:.:..:...::;::::.1-~o:---.~~""':'"~~ &:!8A\.\':,i~~:in.'s!~ G00.894-520d ly S\60. Lag Niguel ~:de::~f:~11se~~"/) & ha;dware. S700. nni·C::li\i~~~~A 1;!~ ............. ~......... WI OutMnpaUISH87 WhlteKenmoredryer,ex· 493-92Slunt.1l 7PM 3381011 493-S cn0lna boat wllh more Muat Sell: 17' Kom (ort MEED ='.eiitcoadlUon. S3t·9561 1rr!:e,s~n~1e,~~11 ~~ Mc.ctJ.ery 1011 1:7~h~r:n.t~n: =r"::~ gi:!:'!Zci !f?tC:in~~ ~~~~;:~ . CLEAN i..,.;. ________ , rhoose. Some p lain, ....................... 1peo.kcr, bench 4' music. very nl\ldoul. 6'70-1'03 or fiUtlh toilet W/lrl hpldlng useo CAIS REFRIGERATOR, work· aome fancy, some oak. Al R COMPRESSOR S $800. crown accordlan, 6'Ji.92lt, bkr•. tank, 8 1al hot water MOW SALfS lnl' or der $50. Call No mattreaaes. 1-·rom MUST RE SOLD I 120base,SJ,S0.473-5'31> beater, ranae & oven CA.U.,APPY 64.5-1117'7 f20.S36 a 28&2'l El Can-AB.50Lt.rrE DISCOUNT, 28' DoUbl• ender, 10 HP wtran eithaU1l, dbl alnk, work pan;ume ln bile Of TOP CASH pd r r "d to La/Niguel. 495.5935 uP TO 50"'~ OFF LlST. Offk•Fwftffure •1015 au1tlllory. Claulc . ro 1 1k 1hower, 1lp1 e, lrg s.o:S630 out clt c1llatlon u\e~ 0 • • --ALL SIZES, CALL (114) ~pmlftf boat. Xlnt conct. w,11 P· cloeetl. 1rs aa• 4' elec r o om• • atlll have rtfrtp, tum,~es It 9' Blue SOfa S25, Corree &16-5282 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 9'00()/ofr. 876·112\l dys, rerrt1, preaaure water pl e•tUro ti m e f1u fr!!.D-9~. l.32 Tbb. ~ewood. marhlo. .. .. WOOI> EXECUTI VE 91K).:J380evs. 1y1tem w/30 aal of yoonetr. You can watt AilCffOd IOIS Lovely Chairs. S2S Colch~tt>r l.atht> 13 _x36 o~ &CJtEDENZAS, 30 J mos water, batttry Iii 110 It.a. near home 6 1ti11 put"llUf ....... ,.•••••••••••••• Lamps. Desk, Dr~cr SIOOO. ~1lw~ukec ~~~Ing Chrs. all ilyles. oak lbls, ~dCAJAL~N¢Ti F' l6S% Sl950, 837-4U6. out..llde aC!tlvihes. We 6'73-4544 ~:J 12~~~ gfir~~ on, medlcalfumllure. 11~ rpl~ ratt,' thwr' '5 KlT llO!f·tont Travtl 1>9ywa1 .. + cOnJm. PM PUB'·IC .. · c .E.SURPLUS • .• su 000• • ·bes t brs avtU Call for de· .. 'i&Ple Louneer w;wooden u t---"---·· 1010 FVRNITURJ:: Nwpt. ah p. • • 'h'a1ler. S11J50. or lo . • arms & back. 1100 . .__"".-vus Nll\w l""hSl c M 4~M4G • rcr.61&-2219 Uii.ls. F,URNITURE D l E I •••••••••••••••• •• ••••• ..... • •• • . .• • ---;__ ___ _ LosAngelesTimcs A:..veerni~o:n· m:;I~ DR A p Es F n OM 63\.2777 831·2510 '77 Weatull. $.S,11>0 um tt'Cavallcr.Scelrcon· ~ *ll•flON* queen11lu• w bidl"obcd. GERMA="iY·Brand nl!W, P.+a 1087 Sell /tndt. Pvt parl)' talud. Very ele~n. """ $225. Brand new 20 !(al llln'ady 'l(.'Wn on lap<' "' ••••••••••••••••••••••• can 673-tZZO. 1creen hou1e inc) d. FR1DAY?:30~.MR s hot water Heatt>r, s.~ rudy Co be hunit. One GUINEA Pia w1caae & ~· Salllnt Dln1hy, xlnt lk&S. tel.ea« D ~~J'ME> 969-l4JO OJX'n weavf' beige with ac~s.$10. rond w/r.u rack . ._S..lu,,_... CohSlp111enu6 King 51 50ra bed. $225 ~~:l~~:'~~~~~nJ:~~~~ ~.m'J Unal.~kablt, SU5. &AccttsoriH 9400 Stot'lc UqwdaUon« Earth l()n~. llcrculon lnlt on fullnes11. Also, PfCMOl &i ~ 8090 644-~72 •n•••••••••••••••••••• MASTERSAUCTlON Call 963-H8Z. v. hite hraulirully em· .. ••••••••••••••••••••• I ,..1Y DUI ''4•'11 Used )( uslan1 207SNewportBlvd CM hrmdcred lacy curtain. K KAWAl Baby Grand. , "' Peru. lllO No. Parker. 833-9Q5 M6-8A6 CUat. co<r tbl. 4' oiled Will floor tn C'C'lllng. ComL' & ~ ...... y Biie. Xlnt. cond . Mu«t 1acrtrlct sa:b· Oranae.Cl\11087·2000 IOU XSO\ '~so' • I INCOl N MJ llC:tlllY 2626HUIOa ILVD. COSTA MIS• WllUY U CARS! We're thl new Chenolet dealmlhlp In the Irvine A1&to Center. We noed your used C8"! JOI MACPHERSON CHIYROLET 21 AutoCcnttr DnYO lB.VlNE 761-7222 1-:!~~~~~~~~ w1smk «lass Cost S3SO. & k "'"""' tana/21 fa1L $3SOO ~ 1: Hll tt>r $75 Bile recltnl"r ~''"to apprerlate ma c S!800 .\52 8:!96 -l..f7ri5' • • • varioua illrA ahocka. t4 chr. xlnt nond sso 11rh·r 22!•:1..HlalaxyLane. ~ CJooch 8094 ~ u . One ule only. Wl'U.IUY Kln••l•e hdhrd, dl'cu· f.I Toro. SR\ OOClll. "+"""1119 ~· CUp.,.r 3 1nll11 llP' I, •~" ~ YOUJ' (Otellft or compact - • •••••••••••• •••••••••• • .....-' l ' l I .,.,. car. paid !cir or not! Call yeU. PS Spn11l~h wall WANTED S )(I K. K 2 z 5.t> • n rt ~~~ :1~i{· t~~,1~t"W1 :00: •·~ .. _:. ,........__ Solt•11 Mar. hanglnlll ~. nrn dl•rn ' "'II D >'I AR W1Morker bind SU J\1110 rp:O-"",lll -'lvr: ~ rhr S:JO All 'lnl 111nil 1or CA., < .... 2SS like nu Rlchrarcl u, ... .., •• .. ••••••••••••••• .. •• llLCYATIS 96.'l40!l0 ~·~~;~.d~0 ~i\i-c:C:.¥l, ITT.'l ·~ :ri• CAl•llno, flM•1I ~rol . I' ~•/ VW..H>RSCHI I ·r Ol1Jl.:C'rs cot n --Ilk head rm 31111111 1.oatltd. Ctillka 9520 S.nJuancapllltnlno l\t ' • .. •• ,• •. vw camper t~nt . e Slip 11vall at Hana Pnt ••••••••••••••••••••••• a~7-41004tM511 ~'_fl.V.E R S~.ll\ ICE. new. $450. nl'w. S"lllna.t 642 •OW l9S4L1NCOLNCAPRI • f IN~· FU RN & ,, N l200. 540-'564 In 1ood ~torabl~ condl· Will ... tf• 'l70 llQl fo:S &l 5 2:.'00 TV Radio 21' Sli>01>, hllll•. trlralp a. tlon. Comf)l«te ud Wlll I'll IHI Oil '71 Clt '11 roof, :ahil J:~~~~~~~:;:;.l;;,;;:;;..,;..;.....;, ______ IKan~~ltt' wnrer ht•d ·Ill\' • . work"' Solid "noel. pac1d<'c1 ~utc r~1l!I & hdbrd w r.toragt., •11ullrd !lprd le pillow 11h 1m1t St;j)O for $.WO IH 2 2»7 I SIDEWALK SALE HAR,Shreo 8091 ~1J~'8'8~1J; oltl, CH · run. N~• work but I OadUtac <CdY ,or finn.~mft'T~r-1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• D\\at •acrillce at $200. ~11Jim>1 .Mu~t 'bcl ul· Sat <i.-t 15 10 AM tu I "'STEREO Con!IOI~. xlnt 17' Vtntuni 1 foor~ OU lT7). Call Slev• at It~ . ?<io lea • r. "I) Jli\VA IA ' p~ Tirkturkcr Thrift rand Tum tbl. AM/Faf. at Zllth St. Mnril\a. Call 14'.UTS eveutn1u : Detwiler, 58G·2tU C!t $.& S. J> n: ~~~,l~t.t~~ W 191 h St SJ!il'l bt>stofr.~'211831 1fl3P\l,M5..J.lt7 ~.fd•)-s. 13M3'7S ' ' • l *DRIYIA. * ·* LITTLE •• ;. * r sAVEALOT ...., OPA!COMPARE I NEWPORT DA l SU N COSTA MESA DATSUN I Ml\SION Vlf 10 IMPOllr~ .. . . .. ... . 131 I 141J ·I'>~ I 10·1 I '70 MR 210SE Pwr. sunroof a. wlndows, leather Ull•nor 6 a1r cond tm maculate ! l704BFA). $ADDLOACK YAWY IMllOITS 131·2040 4tMt4t I Ml',\11..)tl VII 10 IMP<JRI\ ... . . .. ..... •-.............. . llJ.• 17011 111~1!()1 ,. • = ~_,. ·cos TA MESA DATSUN 234.5 KARBOR BLVD 54().6410 540.0Z 13 1972 Toyota COtoaa, r•· pmeuion. U ct081ESG Mate offer. 84'M2SS or MWfOO SHAllP 1970 Corolla, new en-. • lpd, buckee., tape dk; ....U.b, 12rDp1. '900. '9W01t BANK l\EPO I '70 CorQna 4 dr. Auto. radio. M•ke ofr ~40·5300 uk ror Borbara or Paul I TrflM!pll 97'7 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'M TRIUM PH Run11 act l.ookb gd. $1200 831·3192 '72 TR~. lo ml '• 49.000. New l<Jl), Kept up very well . $3000 /makt ofr. &M2T3 1114 Triumph TR4, I OOd condition. 9800 645 30$4 ullfor R~ .._.... .................................... ,,., .. ,, NEW,ORT DA l'SUN UMIB.llV A.ILi! Haa evteytlllnt lJlcld'I low prtre. Only tz*>O, ''1t Hontt•o MX. Can Ir· ranp lertN. 8'MN5 'tllt Mwitan1. 8 cyl ~lick, .R•H. xlnt condition 1105(). 65t•8lt0 'U MUSTANG .UO . AM/FM a trk. HCrifice. .. Me 'M Mustana Va. auto, p; 1. Mtnt rond JlSOO 0.1h.. Call Mi·Ul~. ' • I • I • • ~·DAILY f"ILOT 'Thurtday. October 13, JV17 . I . • • • • Will . YOl \·WllH HIS S ·UPSR IOW -_ -PRICESI-- COME. .. FOR SUPER ii \ BARIAINS NOWI ~;.;;---~~~~~-:.:.>----7'J --~~' ' {, -"' ;),....,,.,__~__, . - ~= = ~--......._,. -=-~ -~ -·-.... .. • • \ 2YUROR 24.000 MILi ·SERVICE NI.ICY ••• CREDIT UNIONS WELCOME! I '73 HONDA cmc , ·51899 . Huntington Beach Fo11ntain Valley EDITION Afternoo N.Y. Stoeks VOL. 70, NO. 286, 4 SE£TIONS, 36 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI A THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1977 TEN CENTS' I • :87GA.llYGRANVILLE CM .. NI,., 1'119t ltllff Spcmon Ol a move to reform l)Olitic&l campaign practices in Oi':Jlnl& County moved Wednes· cjay to get their proposed reform 9fcli,n.ance on next year's ballot uu initiatJve measure • That meAM they must collect on lh.e November, 1978, general election ballot. Should the organizers of TIN CUP (Time Is Now, Clean Up Politics) succeed in their drive and eventually win voter endorsement, political practices in Orange County would under10 a dramatic overhaul. issues aUecting the financial interest or political donors who contributed more than $1,000 to their campaign~. Lobbyists would fall under stiffer regulations. One would limit.how much they can give to a supervisor to $SOO and another stipulation would force lobbyists to report their political activities as well as those of their clients. Vasquez said today the 23· member committee that drafted the reform ordinance felt it was useless to seek the support of the county Board c.! Supervisors. That s upport would bave spared TIN CUP the necessity of collecting the 52,380 signatures needed to qualify its proposal Cor ne.xt year's ballot measure onto the ballot. Vasquez said TIN CUP membets felt it was not likely the ordinance developed over the past three months would survive supervisors "tinkering." Amonc niembera qf the 23-member committee who founded TIN CUP ere Shirley Grindle, a former county plannina comml.asloner, and two former aides to Supervisor Thomas Riley, Scott Fertuson and Kirk Evans. alcnatures of S2,380 t lilt.er~ voters before their coagh retorm measure can be put ... County supervisors, for example, would be prohibited from voting for four years on TIN CUP chairman Robert Supervisors can, with a maJority vote, move such a "It's time for people to speak out on what is happening and It's not likely that those involved in the political practices we4 are trying to correct will be wililng to . square them around," be added. Othec organizers include Ralph Benson, a ' former. deputy county counsel, and David Stein of Avco Community Develoi>ers. " . --. . tftYank Yacht Attacked Off Viet Boat Victim Sought Coast Guard and private . vessels were searching the toegy waters ol1 Catalina Island today tor a :;o.year-old man who fell overboard from a 25-foot cabin cruiser about 7:30 p.m. Wednes· day. The victim was identified as Clarence Gilman of Gardena The owner and operator of the vessel, William Atkins, also of Gardena, told the Coast Guard that Gilman was emergi.fti from the boat's cabin when a large swell hit tbe vessel throwine him overboard. The cabin cruiser had no radio and the incident was not reported for over an hour when another vessel, Blue Sea. came alooaside and learned of the mishap. Coast Guard Search and Rescue headquarters at Long Beach •std tJto •eattb was belAg ham~ this~ by heavy fog. &rface ciift; mcludiill the Blue Sea. were searchlne an area about eight miles north of Avaloo. The Coast Guard helicopter wu grounded by fog but was standing by to join the search lat.er in the day. Officials sa.ld the search envelopes an area of about 38 sqqare miles. Boola Offered In Valley Sale : Feet like curling up with a coOd book one of these chilly autumn nights? The Huntington Beach Fri~ of the Ubrary MU have plefttY ot boob -along with magul".les and record albutns on sale Satut· day In their annual benefit fundralser. By ROBOT BARKER OIU.Pellf ..... ~ Golden West Colle1• is offerbll a aeries of one-day claases ~t promiae to be a real au. The classes are tor pnvate citizens who want to carry~ace tor eelf protection. • The tear gu trainhlr Protirarn waa developed lb response to a new state law that t.lves citizens the right to possess and use bandhdd aerosOl weapons. But ftnt, Pae1 must e course.; Upon eompletton, the person aoea to tbe police, ii . fingerprinted and pays a small fee prior to receivina a perm.it to ' ·'This will cause excessive tearing aQd forces P,e<>ple to close their eyes. lt's liJ:Fu:sslble to struggle becauae lt ust mates things wone ... he 88 • Hunt also said tbat the small amouiit of Mace causes a 1U1hi shoe~ to the nervous .system. "A full doae Wlll brfuc )'OU to your knfts in a hurry,.. he said. Hunt satd the flralband knowledge of tear CU Hrves two parposes. , "It gives the user c~e on haw effective Mace ~ 11 and it allo teachel students to be extnmety careful and not use it on the wruig person,•• he sald; Hunt said he ezpecta l).JOlt ot the classes to be co.mi>o*ecl of housewives. women atudenta and faculty members, business· people and security eua.rcU. Free Saturday classes are •cbeduled Nov. ~. J>ee, 3, :Ian. 7 and olan. 31boal8 a.m, to5 p.m. Sales will run from 10 a.m. to4 p.m. at the library's old Main Street branch, 52S Main st., in the downtown business district. carrytbeweapon. -----...---~~~~--~--..... ~------In the course, students will be Allende Kin Dies . MEXICO CITY <AP> - Beatriz Allende, 40, daughter ot the late Chilean President Salvador Allende, has committed suicide at her home in Havana. involved 1n ftdd demonstrations and testinB where they will be ex~ to tear gas and use tear CUMapQOS. Derald D. Hunt. director of the col1ege•s administration of justlce department, said a minimal dose ot Mace will be. dabbed on the !ace of each student. sPonsors who will pay jogcers 10 cents for each 330-yard lap. Anyone can sign up to jog in the girls club fundraiser. Money wlll go toward club operating expenses. Huntinaton Beach police are probing a possible oraanh:ed crime link lb the Saturday nl1ht execution-style 1laYi.P1 of a Lons Beach construction w9rker. \ An unlde~tlfied Oranee Coi&Dly Jail inmate, an acquatntanct of slain Richard Wayne Helt. 29, of 5533 Long Beacb Boulevard, told police the execution m~ have been ordered by an Ol'g&nlzed crime ring, Uld Capt. Bert Ekstrom. Helt'a still warm body was PUC Rejects Rate Revamp SAN FRANCISCO CAP) -Jn a closed session, the atate Public UtlUUes Commission has refused to reconsider tts July 12 decision for restructurin1 natural 111 rates 10 that lnduatrlal and commercial usera and rcsldenUal customers ustna larae amounts pay more. The restructuring provided a slight reduction in the llfelino aas rate -a special low Ute tor customers who use Jess than 106 therm~ a month in winter and less than 26 therms in aum mer. The number of therms 11 an average tor all resldeottal customers and varlea from area to area, dependina on alUtude and average temperatures, a Pacific Gas and Electric otflclal ,Hid. found at 11:45 p.m. Ill the baclt seat of his auto puked t the Huntln1ton Beach Cesal£al Library near tbe corner of Talbert Av,enue and Golden West Street. Police sald a hOtaun waa used to blast away Helt'a naht knee. Another shotgun round was pum~ into the dead man's chest. Although no motive for the slaying bu been established, police believe it may have been related to me1al druc traf· flckin1, said Ek.Strom. PoUce are continuln1 to quesUon Hell's ll!S.SOCiates, but no suspect• have been named. Because of the late hour and remote location of the 1bootin1. police btlleve there may ~ no witnesses. Helt"a body was found durinr a routfne patrol check of •the library parking Jot. Funeral s~rvicea tor the shooting vtcUrn wer• cortduct~ . this afternooo ln t.0111 Beach. Woman Iiuioeent SAN DIEGO <AP> -Gloria Zerda bounced up and ~ 1n "her chair, th n 1ds"4 her court interpreter after bein1 fo..md fnnoc nt Wednesday of tbe murdar of Sall Dh10 tiuslnasman Donald~. 'Ina di. Jlowe\ler, th tt-year·old woman u found ;uiltY of to tomchfl muidfr In oldtta\IU eyM-MI& .· I. . .. ,A.2 DAILY PILOT H/F ·German Plane . ffijacked ROME CAP) -A West • German airliner with 92 people •board wu hljacUd toda.y by a gunmu who demanded . the releue of ••an comrades de· tainedm We.st German prllonl... · . The Lufthansa pJ1n• was $elaed on a mcht from the Spanish illand of. Mallocca to Frankfurt. ll flr1t landed ln llome, wttv. tht hlJacker 1avti h18 de.rnandl to Italian police. Then it took off for Ntcosla, c~plane had been refueled · wblle the man neaotl•ted wlth the Jtallan poll~ Aeeordlnl to 1lrpQrt aou.r~s. the German aovornment had uked that tho plane be delued untll more could be learned ·about the motives ot the hijacker. But then n toOk oft after the .bij ct r broke off contact with nefotlatan. Police saJd the tnan a poke to or. cJais ln the control tower of the oaie international airport in rollen English, and Identified himself as Waller Mohammed. A police spokesman said tho man !ailed to elaboratta on bts de· and for the rel•••• of prisonen. The spokesman 1ald the hijacker's EngU.sh was poor and they could not und rstand all heaaid .The plane bad 86 &five crew mem hijacker aboard, Ji e said. Tb~ aald the ma ull 1 iun .,, on tbe crew as the plane erftew th• Jlivtera and ordere il to ny to Rome. arJy apeculatlon tn West Germany llnked the hUttkinl . with tbe terrorist lddnapin1 ~ German lnduslriallst Hanns • art.in Schleyer more than a • mOnth.,o. Re is stJU mlasint. Sehleyer hu been held since Sept. 5 by members of a German Rtd Army faction who de· ma.ndtd the roleue of 11 Jalled ,,. co rades, nearly ·$SOO,OOO and af pauase out of .. West • Germany. The terrorists complained ln Jett.en to E\lfopeao newspapers that the West Germen • goverrunent wu 1lallln1 oa their r demands. T o occupa11u of a small forelp tedaD were h1jured W neSda1 when tu driver cl tho c r ettemptied to pua a lar1e lraab truck on the ri1ht ne.r Scotchman •a Cove on Coast HJatiway. . Carlot Jackson Poteet, Jr .• 24, of Lakewood, ud bJs puaenier. Ma1ra Ravelo, 21, of 9311' roucanAvenue, Fountain Valley,. J were treated aod later reJeaaea from South Coast Community ·Hospital ln Lacuna Beach followina the noon crash. Callfomia Hlahway Patrol of. ftcerw sal<t the trash truck, owned by New En1land Merchant of Jrvlno. and driven by Jesws Alvarn cl Anaheim, wu maltlna a ri&ht·band turn lnto Scotcbman'a Cove when the c:ollllton occuned. · WibJearel aaid Alvara swwic • w1de turn to maneuver Into the parklq lot Ythen Poteet tried to pa bim oc the rllbt. Alvara and • passenger In the ttuek 1Vere not lnJured In the crub,hl1hwayp~trolmenaaid. ~eEnda .· FA'l1M.A, Portuaal <AP> - 1he eotJI il.nnlveraary pJtartma1e at tho sbrl.ri of raum.a ends today after a m ldniaht canclJeU1ht proct11lon on the hillalde where tbti vtriln Mary WH uld to have appfared mlracUJoualy to thre• 1heph1rd children t~ 191'7. ""' DAILY PILOT - - - --- "' ---~ ~ -------=-==-=-------------=- Thu?f!X1 Oitober 1S, 1111 • • Nude Bathing Don't Like It? Stay Home' SAN DIEGO CAP) -"If peopte don't llke nude ~athing, they don't have to come here. If you don't hke pea soup, one doesn't order it," a Canadian tourist said. "Black's Beach is the only reason we're here." she added, noting that in her home town it was SDOwing. Jean Cocklhott ot Winnipeg, Canada, and her husband Arthur were strolllng along the fog-shrouded 900-foot stretch of sand under a sky dimmed Wednes- day by a partial eclipse of the sun. Black's regulars sald they planned to sunbathe in the _nude despite the ban a result of a citizens' adv1Sory referendum by which voters rejected the experiment with beach nudity. Police ~aid they'll take a low-key approach to enfor~lng the Jaw, however, issuing only citations and warrungs Fatal Shooting Hearing Date Set For SA. Suspect 81 WIUJAM SCllltEIBBB Of ............ A Santa Ana man facn a pre- lhn lnary hearinl Oct. H In Corona on cbar1es tbat be •hot a Rlvenldo County womal\ to death beca cl• trattlc lnc:ldenton the Rlvenict.Frffw•¥· Tho suspect, Larry Schueler, 31. f.Q assembler at a TusUn of· lice furniture manuracturln1 firm, is ln Jtivenide County Jail in lieu ol 1250,000 bond. He ts suspected ot staylna 38- yeu-old Nancy Osborne of Corona ln the early mornlna houra o1 Oct a. Lt. BU1 Lowe, a Corona police detective lnvestlgatlnt the murder, aald today the cue "la very bizarre. "I've seen some weird ooea ln my d.y and thla one ranb rt1ht up there wi\.b them," Howe aa.ld. lnvest.1,aior. belleve tbe cbaln of events leadlDI up to the slaytne be1ao •hen a car drtven by Mn. Osb0rce'1 .on. Walter. 21, merged onto the Rlvenlde Freeway about one mile wat ol Corona and nearlY collld with a pickuP. truck drJven by Schueler. Howe Hid Schueler •J>parently •topped his truck on the freeway shoulder after the incident. went bact into the camper sheU and 1rabbtd bis .41 caliber mqnum pistol. He got bad in the cab and continued drlvin1 down the freeway. Schueler alle1edJy exited the freeway at the next offramp anc:t f'~P ... AJ .. BOLSA ••• ''The city doean'& have the money and there la no wa1 that I can see puttin1 out$\ mllUon ror 1tate Jand.s in county tenicory," beaaid. . However, Auembly_~an Dennia Mangen t~HunUo,wn Beach>, the 1utdtn1 fore• ln 1ettlnl tb6 mone7 1pproved for tht aequtJttlon of \he ~cal al'ff, Jndlcat" that the fl mfll!on requli'ement is no bl& deal. A mangers aide aald that. the county's plans to spend up to 12 million to buy acrea1 surroundinl Ute wtldute area for a ~onal park b a ··~eet way • to match the 1late'1 expeodUUfe Of funds. "This will ahow the aovemor that the county ii supportive of the stato wrchlH of lh• wUdllf• area," theManaera li.ide eakl. U there are problems In financing lhe acqutaltlon. the le1l1lator would authOrlie a bill to find othe!' means ol ral1tnc the mQneY, the aide 1ald. spotted the Osborne car, which had aJao turned off the freeway at theaameexlt. Polle. alle1e Schueler cut off the Oabome car, leaped from the cab cl his truck, walked to within two feet ot the pasaen1er side and fired orw ahot from hia hi&h· po,wered piatol at polnt-blank ranee. The laJ'le slue shalt~ the wlnddw and hit Mrs. 0,borne between the eyes, ldllln& her lnatanUy. Her aon wu hit by fiymc 1Jass but not seriously lnJured, Howe said. About three bouts alUr the •hooting, a young woman came lnto tbe Corona police atation and alle••d •be bad been with Seh~er ln bis lruck at the lime of tneahootln&. Stephanie Chrlatiansen told of. flcen the sua~t wu aleepln1 ln hit camper at Corona ranch where hll horae wu boarded. Howe said 10 oltlcer1 were dlap~tchtd to tbt 1cen1 and Schueler 1urrender~ wit.bout lnddent. Belldu pl.ttol, of· ncen a11411ee1'1 found• rill• and •~IE:Pile ot ammunlUoa. Howe wu at a lc.wa to explain • the lnelde:rl~ ~~at Sch~er has no hiAtory of violence and no crirninal record. · FVSchool Chiefs Get Pay mc;rease Fowrtatn Valle)'. (elemmlary >' School Dlttrlct trustees have appfoved a.5 percent acro11 lbo board pay hike for 89 manaaement employes, 'l'rusletl al.IO have •Pi>roved a four percent pay boost fur 1" dlstr1ct office employes. Tbe pay hlkea and lnoreuect frlnae benefltl will coat the district an additional $79,\$9 this year, 1ald A11ociate ·Superintendent Bob !lead. • The pay agreement• are retroactive to July 1. , Princtpala' salaries at the top ot tbe diltrlct'• pay 1cal1 will lump from '28,Ml to $21,IN. uld Read. SuPtrin,ttndent BUI Pluter ia l\l>t ltt~ by tbe pay lllkea. He 11 r •.ooo per: year, multi· year pact wllb lb• district. SC~ Gamival A achoot carnival ls schedul-S . Seturday lrom 10 a.m. to 4 p.rn. al Wardlow &:hoot, 9191 P\ooeer D_rtve, Huntloston Beach. Won11y Water Not Serioua; Meaana Told By JACKIE BYMAN OI ... Delly Pli.e ltetf Costa Meaa realdeqta who nnd wormllke crHturH In their water 1boold avoid Jumplq to concluaion1, water dtatrtct or-flclala said today. That way they may avoid the npeme Incurred by Mr1. SU.an Healey d MS Rolla St., Coata . Mesa, andherfamlly. Aft.u fi.adlnl what appeared to be pb\worms in the toilet bowl three ween aao, Mr1. Healey checked wtlb h•c doctor and then obtained •10.ao worth of medicine to treat her for the family worms. Tbla week, however, abe ala<> dis~ UM tiny C!reatura ln her toilet tank. Upon cbecklni wltb water authorities, ahe found out they bad come throuah the water llQ)p\y. USchnabel, 1eneral manacer al tbe Costa Meaa County Water Dlatrlct, uld today tbat the Jn1ect1 ere t1y larva. He tsplalaecl that the Insects noimall1 1lnk to the bottom ol lh• San JbaquiA Reaervolr ln Irvine. Over the past few weeks, however, the reservoir has undergone tesUng to determine its emeraency capabilities. During leata, which involve rapidly withdrawing water from the b1Ulon·1allon reservoir, the larva have been dlaturbed by the current. and drawn Into the water aupply. Schnabel aald aome tetttn1 will contlnue for •bout a week but ''It really lan't a serious problem." He aald bo himself drew a tub ol water at home Wedneaday and found one or the wormlike creatures ln It. State health officials confirmed today that the larva are not believed to present any health hoard. However, Mr11. Healey remained unconvinced. "l'm drlnklnl UJuo thln1s," she aaid. "They're about half an inch Iona. The m~orlty of them are red and there's a small lrac. of llaht 1nen onee. "They ralae our price of water and then they 1lve ua water that 'a undrinkable. lt I want to nl worm11 I'll 10 out ln the backyard and eat worms." Victim Washed Ashore Lifeguards summoned to Bolsa Chica State Beach at the Huntin1ton Beach Bluffs today {ecovered tbe body of an unldentified man, apparently a drowning vlcUm washed up on the mominR bi.ch Ude The victlm,-clad only in a& briaht blue men'• bikini-style 11wlmsuit, was pulled from tho surf about one-halt mile west ol Golden West Street. Huntln1ton State Beach lifeguard spokesmen aald they would have Uttle information until after laler lnvesU1atlon. The condition of the body appeared to Indicate the corpse had been irt the water perhaps two or three days. Some physical damaae possibly cauae<t by scavenaer fish or other marine life wu evident. Investicators have not reported any beach visitors missing over the last few days Stjtte Park Ranger Ashford Wood said no type of penonaJ identification waa found on the body, which Mil)' hve been In Ute aea over a week Stronc westtrl).' offshore currents runnin1 ln opposite dlrectiona could have brou1ht the corpse trom as far away u PaJoe Verdes or San P•dro , investi1ators 1ald. Coroners deputies acbedu1'4 an autopsy and betan attempt.ln1 to establish the victim ·a ldenUty throu,b ftnaerprlnts and dental records. · FV Band Sweeps Tho Fountain Valley Hi1h School marchlnt band look home a $100 sweepstakes award a.s tM top perforniln1 "'1it In the Placentia Heritac• l)a)' Parade beldlaatSatutday Face Se~ Claarge• Frank Barone, 58, and hls wire Diane, 25, are shown ln police mug shots after arraignment on ••1mpaitin1 the morals o( minors" charges in Newton, N.J. Authorities said the couple were usln1 teen-age Sirls as pr_pstittites in their home. Carter W an1s Gas May Be Rationed WASHINGTON (AP> - Describing oilmen as potential war profiteers in the energy crisis, President Carter said today the nation will risk .. tho biggest ripoff ln history" unless Congress approves his embaUled energy program. Carter said if he doesn·i galn passage of an acceptable ener1y bill. the White Houae bu other options -and gasoline rationine is onedthem. The President also told a nationally broadcast newa conference that his forthcomlns tu refonn pl'Ograin will include tax reductions. He didn't say what they would be or bow much they would save the taicpa1er. Carter 1aid lbe admfotstratlon won't know untU January or February exactly how far ll should IP hi •eekln1 tax reductions. ",The rapldlt..v with The COLI • SJ1131W "nllhed In 11tnulattd grained American Walnut wl\h bfushed Aluminum color accents. Eatphone. ............. -_.....,_.,.......,..,._ ._,__,,__ ·-~ .,.,... ..... c-..... -c- .. . .. I VOL. 70, NO. 286, 4' SECTIONS, 36 PAGES -- ORAN'C> COUNTY, CALIFORNIA Armed Elephant-napers ·As~ . - ATLANTA <AP> -An Apierican firm whose sax·ton, 12·foot.ta11 elephant ls being held by; armed kidnapers for $1,500 F•nsom in the Burmeese jungle Hid today that police are clc>Sinl kl oo the brutes. : Police in Burma and Thailand bave alread.Y arrested three men in the case, including a Mr. Pong, thou,cht to be tbe mastermioo of the •cheme, sald a 1pokesman tor Atlanta-based Munford. Inc. The elephant was stolen Sept. 30 from a work camp in Thailand just a few miles from Burma by men using automatic rines and hustled acfoss tbe border. The company spokesman said he didn't know how many others are involved or exactly where they had. managed to hide a 6-ton elephant. It. is one of several owned by the rirm and used to harvest raUWl vane from the junjles of southern Thalland. The vine is used in furniture lhat is manufactured m Bangkok and lben shipped to Munford's stores in the United States "The elephant is about 12 reel hig h and extre m e ly well train e d ," s aid Monford spokes man Jim a ssels •. who was in Bangkok shortly after the theft was reported. He Slud the firm had paid $3,000 for the elephant two months ugo. ''Oneofthepeople arrested is a Mr. Pong, who had been an elephant consultant to us," Cassels said. "He really knew elephants, and I guess he knew he had picked oul a 1ood «>e for us.·· Elephants are t.he work animals of Th~Uand and Burma and they are used for forest work, much u trae\Qn are ~ • in fields in other parts ol tht world. TEN CENTS 1 nn.d I'm sure one ol the reason.a th• Burmese police ue coo~atlna so much ls that they don t wan\ such u that to 1et O\&t. otbilod. "This is not a trait or the Thai peopte. Jt ls an exception. They are ¢emely honest," Cassds sa\d. "But a stolen elephant would be noticeable, even out there." ¥ank Yacht Attacked 8'1 Viet -. . .. . _Three Facing Heroin Raps A n .year-old Gardena retiree arid two other people aced 21 and 29. also ol Gardena, were arrest- ed Wednesday on charges related to heroin possession, in an Irvine elementary school patkingloL 1n;ine po\lce were called to El Surgery Set 17or. Diedrich· A Si.Dt.a Ana man races a pre· n inary;..he1rln1 Oct. 24 In Corona on charges that he shot a Rrvetside County woman to death causeol a traffic incident on lbe Jllnrside Freeway. The suspect, Larry Schueler, Jt. an assembler at a Tustin of- fice furniture maoufacturin1 llnn, is in Riverside County Jail Ueu of $250,000 bOnd. He is suspected of slaying 38- year-old Nancy Osborne of Corona in the early mornina hours of Oct. 8 Lt. BUI Lowe, a Corona police CletectJvt io'YeatiaaUng the ipufder, aald today Ule case "is v'ry bliarre. , .. I've seen some weird ones in • my dlY and thb one rankl right p there Wlt.b them," Howeaald. (8ee81AYING, Pace Al) . . Camino Real Elementary School, 4782 Karen Ann Lane, at 7 ;27 p.m. by an anonymous lipater. Police approached a lone car in the parking Jot. They said tbe driver of the car was placiq what lat.er was found to be a case of hypodermic syringes in the trunk of the vehicle. Tbey said that when he spotted police he slammed the trunk lid and got back in the car. Officers said suapiclous beha~or of the driver and hia two passengers, plus the dlacovery of what they said was ·narcotics paraphernalia in plain sight in the car, led them to arrest the trio. Arrested were Edgar ff. Mynatt. 71, David D. Foster, 29, and Debra S. Wrjgbt, 21. AU were taken County Jail Mynatt Mias Wright were held on suspicion of possession 6l heroin and narcotics parapbemali.a. Foster was held on suspicion of being under the influence of heroin. Ball for the older man .and the woman was set at Sl,500 each. Foster was held on Sl,000 bell. Police said Mis$ Wright and Foster are ""'mployed. Officers said Mynatt claimed to be a diabet\c when confraoled with ttle discovery of the ayrlnges, a barred spoon ln which police said they loUnd a half-gram reeldue of wba\ appeared to be burned herom, and a JtnoUed piece of balloon. County Signatures By GAJlY GaANVILLE Of .. Delly"'"" SUft SpOl'llOl'S of a move lo reform politica& campaip practices in Oranae Coonty moved Wednes· day lo ret their proposed reform ordinance on next year's ballot as an initiative measure. That me&n3 they must collect the signatures of U ,380 reg~t.tred voters before their tough reform measure can be put on the November, 1978, general elecUon ballot. Sboufd the organizers of TIN CUP <nme ls Now, Clean Up PoUUcs) succeed Jn their drive and eventually win voter endorsement, pOIJtical pract.kes in Oranee County would underao a dramatic overhaul. County auperviaora, for example, would be prohibited from voUnc tor lour yean oa issues aflectlni tbe financlal Interest ol political donors who contributed more than $1,000 to thelr campal1ns. L•bbyista would fall under 1Uffer recutationa. One would Ji mfl hoW much they can live lo a supervisor to ~ and another sUpulat.lon would force lobbybt.s to report,~ polltlcal acuvtues . well as thtMse Of their. clients. TIN CUP chairman Robert Vasques sald today the 23- member commlltee that drafted the retorm ordinance fell lt was u eless to seek the support of the county Board of Supervjaon. That support would have apared TIN CUP the necessity of collect.tni the 52.380 slfnaturts needed to qualify Ila proposal for next year's ba1lot. Supervisors can, with a majority \'Ote, mo\te such 1 meuure orito the ballot. .. J Vasques old TIN CUP < &EFO •·Paa• .ur ...... IF YOU LIVE IN COSTA MESA, YOUR DRINKING WATER MAY LOOK LIKE ntaS Teatittg at Rffervolr Disturb• Fly l•rvae, Shown In R•l•don to Pencd Costa Mesans Find 'W Onns' in Water By .IACUE HYMAN Ol U. Deilf'I .......... eosi. Mesa residents who find wormlike creatures in their wlter lhould avoid Jumplng lo conclusion.a, water district oC· ficlals said today. That way tbey may avoid the experise incurred by Mrs. Susan Healey.• cil MS Ross St. Costa . Mesa. Ma bertamUy. · Arter fandlng what appeared to be plnwonns In the toilet bowl three weeks aao, Mrs. Healey checked with her doctor and then obtained $10.50 worth of medicine to treat her for the famlly worms. This week, however, she also discovered the Uny creatures in her toilet tank. Upon checking with water authori!ies, she fpund out they had come through the water supply. Ed Schnabel, 1eneral manager of the Costa Mesa County Water Dl1trlct, said today that the insects are fly larva. He explained that the insects no{rnally sink to tbe bottom of the San Joaquin Reservoir in Irvine. Over the past few weeks, however, th& reservoir has undereone testing to determine Its •mergency capablllties. Durina tests, which involve rapidly withdrawing water from the bUUon·caJlon reservoir, the larva have been disturbed by lbe currents and drawn into the water supply. Schnabel said some testina will continue for about a week but "It really lsn 't a serious Problem." He said he himsell drew a tub ot water at home Wednesday and found one of the wormlUce creatures injt. State health officials confirmed today that the larva are not believed to present any health hazard. However, Mrs. Healey remained unconvinced. "I'm drinking tbese things," she said. ''They're about hall an inch long. The majority of them are red and there's a small trace of light green ones. ·'They raise our price of water and then they give us water that's undrinkable. If I want to ea t worms I'll go out In the backyard and eat worms." Woman Innocent SAN DIEGO CAP) Gloria Zerda bounced up and down in her chair. then kissed her court interpreter after being found innocent Wednesday of the murder of San Dleao businessman Donald E. Tubach. However, the 19-year.old woman was found guilty or conspiracy to commit murder in the 47·year· old travel agency owner's kilUn,. Rescuers Searching Sea for Boat.Victim Coa1t Guar and private vessels were tearching the foggy waters oft Catalina Island today for a 50-year-old man who fell overboard from a 2S·foot cabin cruiser about 7:30 p.m . Wednes· day. The victim was Identified as Clarence Giiman or Gardena. The owner and operalor of the vessel, Wilham Atkins, also or Gardena, told the Coast Guard that Gilman was emer1lng Crom the bML'• cabin when a lar1e swell hit th Misel throwin, him overboard. Tbo c bin cruiser had no ndio ~ and the incident was not r~porled for over an hour when another vessel, Blue Sea, came alongside and learned of the mishap. Coast Guard Search and Rescue headquarters at Long · Beach said ttie search was beln1 hampered this morning by heavy fog. Surface craft, lncluding the Blue Sea. were s earching an area a bout eight miles north of Avalon. The Coast Guard helicopter WIS irounded by foa but WU staridlng by to join the ••arch later in &he day. Officials Hid th search envelopes an area or about38aquar•milea. 7BJS EXIB4NCE NUI' SO FAIR A burifar broke Into the trvine boine Of Philip M. Rlddlck, 15381 Toulouse .Circle, Wednesday and atole two patrs Of Army· issue men's shoes, sise ll·B. police reported. Poll~ said the thief left hit own shoes, a broken down pair ol conlc:wam, in exchange. Irvine city councilmen have unanimously \toted to buy an $85,700 minicomputer system from a City of Com?Derc• COmRMY t.O store clty data. bUt not before a mljor com~Utor publicly criUclzed the acUon. The company that won tbe dty contract ts Soutllern California Data, lnt., which has installed similar systems ln the cities of Redondo Beach, Orange, lluena Park, Carson, Garden Grove end La Habra. It was lo'Nest among nve bidders for the contract. Phlllp Mitchell, who said he rep~enta Sperry Urti'Yac. cbar1ec1 durin1 the Tuesday meeting that Southern CaU!omia Data bu a poor treck record with the cities it~trves. Mltctiell accused the company of "ahOdd)' practices," alld aJ. teced that it routinely qUoWci cities low blcts for 1!0Ml>'it ,. .ervlcea, then wltbln a year charged hither rates for necessary upttadinf of the systems. Sperry'• bld "as $16',350, hlghe.t or all bids. Richard Lauer, vie:• president ot Southern California Data, de.: nled Mitchell 'a charges. Jim Harrington, lrvlno director of administrative services who recommended the contract be awarded Soulhei'.'n California Date, also said the alleaaUons were unf®ridtd. ffarrht1Lon said that u recently Q 1\ie!lday attcmoon he doubl~hecbd With tbe same city of(teiafs Mite ell claimed would support his ebar1~ • Those offlclals; did not, Uarrinl\.On ld tb council. WASHINGTON !AP> - Desc:ribing ollmeA as polentj-1 w 1r proflletra ln th• .a\ •>' ct1m. rt.•td n\ Carter ••Id todlf the nation w!U risk biggest ripoff in history'' W\less Conp-eaa approves hh embatUed ~.ener11proar1n\. Carter Hid If bet d~•n 't Sain PJIS.,• Of an 1coe9tlble ener1y blll, the Whlte Houat hu oth'1 options -and ga.soUne rauomni uonoofthem. • The President -.J•o told • " naUonall1 bt'o,Ciceat news cOt\fer.nce that his fotthcornlq tu reform pro,ram"WIU tncltide tu reductions. Jh didn't aa1 What. they would be' or how much they would save the taxpayer. Carter said the adinln.lskation t. won·i know undl ,ilHUJIY or ebruary exactly -how far it hould co in te~ln1 tu. f'ducUam. "The ~pldllv wttti hfcb tu cut. WJH ~ tnsUtut~ ill be determined by ttie $Ute of eeconomy," heuld .... . He def ended anew tile treaty to ield U.S. coolrol ol the Panama anal at the eod of \bis century ut aclcnowledted that. It needs larificatJ011. Carter uld there is no need for amendment of the eaty. But be said that he an<l anamanlan leader Omar orrijoa tnay Issue a clarlfytnr tatementon canal neutraUty- efense after they confer at ~ blte House Friday."""·,...,.......,.,...__._-' "ldon'tthlOk thW• I• any~ o amend the treaty lan1ua1e." ,cart.er said, insiat1n1 .that u lt stands, the pact wlll keep lhe waterway open and neutrai aftet" it is turned over to Panama. That bu been a major point of attack in· the Senate, where treaty .. raufication is in doubt, because nof Panamanian statsment.I that l the \Jnited States would not_have the ri(ht to intervene mllltarily t• keep the canal open to all nations. The ener•y questlon WH 'threaded throuth t~e new1 .conrettnee. which Carter be~ with a tou1h. nlne·mtoute 'statement usalllnf the Sndustry .. for . wba1 be aald were effortl to arab~Cel.ai"• pronta. ' CPi.er1ald heexpec~ toapend m01t d hll llme on lt ln U.. oat few week&. He Jeknowl.Ued tb. t the lsiue h~ not cauctif on naH<IOall.Y. wt noled that lt dld In • n there wen le>QI PIO&lno atatiOnl. Carter said b• doesn't want tbe American ~le to.bavo to · sun aucb a crisil ..-.in. .. l am not tryli\a to put all d tbG blame OD the oil comPtlll•" ca.ut iaid. "Put ot:ttm btame f.U. on the Atnericu ~ . We are w ~too muCh enero. •• At the SJme time Carter left open the p0albllJtY. th.the rnt•ht .eek to break up th~ flaot oil compula. "l'i:alnOt ~.to th.reaten anybodj or use a thab, • • he saJd. 0 • • • Wbeth•l' « not dlveatiture is need~ l• • matter wbich I've not decided.•• enter uld hla eneray ' l'NlllP. .... AJ . REFORM ••• membitrs felt Jt was not Ukely t.M · ord.iriahce develop~ over the past three montbi ould 1wv1ve supervbOra "tinkerin1." "lL'• titne for peop!e to apeat out on what ll happenln1 and lt'a not likely that thOI• lnvolved In th• pOUUcal practices we are trylns to correct will be wuun, to square them around," h4 ldded. Amon1 me.mbers of the 23-member commlttet· who founded TIN CUP m Shlrley Orlndle, a former county plabDinl commlaatoner. and two former aldea to Supervl1or Thoma RJley, Scott Fer1Wion ud K.lrk Evans. Ott\er oraanl~era include Ralph Benson, a former deputy county counHl, and D1vld St.In of Avco Community Developers. ORANdl CC>Mf .u.11a ewttf ~.-... ... ~1-eo-•~ n-·•-••ior ,_ .. ,_,...... MA ....... ll!illt Oa_ ................ ... A»t>11114/N ......... MIW. om ... . u::::r~~:~·'™"~, Uun11"".., .. •<II ll't•t •flff ~.,, •••• ,,,.10 1.thlll ... ••~O-'•- ' program is "(air~ It's well· ba)aDred. Jl assur th»l the Amertcan peoJ>t• If• nol bbtd ... Oftly, minutes alter the news conference. Sena.te Minority ~ader 'Howard Baker prcdlcted fallure for an all-out White Houae campal«n to Nver1e a 1lrtn1 or Senate defeats for the adrninlatrttlon'a eoeray pro1ram. Rt'aording Cull employment lestslatioo, Carter aaid his aides b•vo •t>een workln• .~Ith Sen. ff\ab4i't H. ffumplu'e1 <P·M.lnn. >. and Rep. Ausuatut Hawkinl <D· c'atlt. ), "to ~volve 1 hall ,m1>lo)'menl bill we could aupP.Ort without reaervaUon or belllaDc)'. ,,. • ''I woult\ axped wW\in lhe nexl rew days we ttowd tie prepared. If thlnga go welJ. to announce our approval of the Hum{>hreY· Hawkins bill," he said. Delly l'lltlt ...... ~ Ue ....... MARY OAIN!Y. JOHN TAYLOR DEMONSTRATE IN PREPARATION FOR OAS CLASS tt You Want to Carry Mace, You Hav• to Qo to Tear GH School On tmemploymenl problems m the steel industry, Carter laid "&leel impott.a are juat one pirt ot a l•lrly ltrC•· number of problems that affect the U.S. steel lndust.ty and which affect the it.el JnduatrY all over ti.e Gas Class at COiiege It's a Prerequuite for Use of Mace w«td.'' .. , Be said. "our analyaia tias shown that HaucUOn ot Jrnports would not Q)ateTlally increase" t.•neflla to American steel pr'od~en. By ROBERT BAR'kEa Ol Uw O•ll't "''" l\efl Golden West Colleae ls offerina a series of one-<lay cla~es that promise lo be u real aas. The classes are for private citizens who want lo carry Mace for sell protection. Buman Relations lrvi~ DEJadlocks· On Colinty Position The City ol lrvlne will take no PQIWaa on a County Lea,ue of Cltl• proposal intended to keep the county human relation• commislioo out of municipal af· f "in llnl.., invited. A vote la scheduled at a lea(Ue meettna.~•bt. at 7:30 at the HoUday mn lo J'ullerton. The City Cou.ncU deadlocked 1·2 Tuesday on a motion supported by Mayor BllJ Vardoulis and Councilman David Sills to back the leaaue propoeal. Councilwomen Mary Ann Galdo and Gabrielle Pryor opposed the acUon. Councilman John Burtcn wu absent. The te.,ue })roposal would ask the County Bo.rd of Superibors to draft new auidellnes ror the fl\lman RelaUona Commiuion dlrectinc It to: -Inform the city council o! a 11Nniclpallty 1lllder study, before contacting an1 state or fedttal agencr concemtnc afflrmathle action or other malter1, of lts lnt,nUons and the subject matter of its proepeotlved11cu11lons. -Cooler with mana1ement staff of a city asency before pubU1blng any r9Jl9f\ pertalnlQ to Ha performance and' compliance in D)atters relatJn1 . to alfirmauve action or other buman relaUons affairs. P:\&tPole of that sUpulatlon, ac· co~ to the proponl, is to insU.re th&C\: information in the report "accurately renect" an a1111cy•a ''true'' racial composition or eroployes and its effort to achieve balance. Pre·pubUcatloa lnapecUoo by Uie agency also would "lnsure that a clear underatandinl of exlst1n1 problems are understood" and allow il lo examine "appropriate 1olutlon1 ... prior to pubU1hln1 any auch report." -Keep oul of a dty'a human relauons affairs If the city bu Its own human relations commlsalon, unlesa asked -by \he cily -to lnveaU1ate. The teasue propoaal allo asks the aupervlsort to review the membership of the human rel•tions commission and its state "to 11\sure they renect the same affirmative action and compliance percentages that they have encouraaed all Oranae CoUnt)' cities to malnt~h\. .. 1l asks \he board to make sure "No ellli\lc· minority group is disproportionately represented by membership on th~ Orange County human relations commission.'' The commission Is comprised or four An1lo-Americans, three Mexican.Americans, two black5 and one Samoan. Eiecutlve Director James Sanchez ls Mexlcan·Amerlcan. The commlsalon has come under flre for crossln& municipal boundaries to lnvest11ate human relaUons complaints. hold public bta.rinp and write reports. lt has tnvesllaated racial diaturbances In Placentia and Santa Ana. Garden Grove police arrests and alleged harassment of homo.exuala, and Fountain Valley ~lceahootlnp. Mra. l1aido said she thouSbt the lea1ue proposal ori1lnaled because the human relations commission '1stepped on some Santa Ana toes." Candidates Meet On Water Issues Candldatta for two newly created publlc aeata on the trvlne Ranch Water District board of directors meet at 7 · 30 p. m. Friday tn a public forum sponsored by the lrvlne Republican Aslem bly. The meeUn1 la at the Unlverslty Park Community B)lilding. next to the skateboard coune. Cllndidatea wm be asked to de· fine whal they believe to be lb 1lnale mOfit Important luue ln the dlitrirt. and explaln thtlr quauticatlons for th• job. Alter introductory remarks, questions Will be taken fl'Om the audience. The elecUon ta Nov 8. There are 18 candidates for the two open potlUons. The IRWD board currently 11 totally bndowner·elected; owne" of the largest propertlM -which ln lrvlne mt1n11 the IrvlM Company -elect the ftvt· member board. Under a reapportionment plan to evetttualty swing control of the board to re.Jdenttal water users. ' through popularly elected board memben, two aeata were added for thil elecUon. IRWD esUmata that by 1883 the board majority •Ill be popularly elected Whether the board wlll continue to expand, or whether popular seats will be created by the deletion of landowner positions, hasn't been decided. The 18 candidates are: In Dlvl1lon No. l <northern Irvine and parts or Tustin): county administrative analyst Dorothea R. Blain. sales en•ineer WUllam H. Eppin1er, teacher Jacki• Boynton and atte planning manager Robert H . "Bob" Reed. Also, attorney Ro'bert B. Schoenbur1, administrator Ronald E. Shaver, eledronics engineer Bll Butts, sales engineer Ernie Machado and corporate financial analy1l Peer A.Swan. From Division No. 2 <central and southttn lrvlno>: execuUve Wayne A. Clark. con1ulUn1 en1tneer Joapeph S. Dorsey realt.or a11Socl•~ Frank W. Boyd and buslneta executlve Robert A. Donath. Also, con1ult1n1 1n1lneer navid L. Konsbrouah, englneertn1 contract administrator Julius L. Botnar. bualneaaman ft . Patrick Donnelly, re1ional salts manaier Andrew J. May and econom1t't Charles W. Hueay . ... t The tear 1as tralnina proaram was developed In response to a new state law that tlvea citizens the right to possess and use hand·held aerosol weapons But rtrst. they must take the course. Upon completion, the person aoes lo the pot tee. is fingerprinted and pays a small fee prior t.o receivma a permit to carry the weapon. In the course, students will be involved in field demonstrations and testin& where they will be exposed to tear aas and use tear eas weapons. Derald D. Hunt, director of the college's admlnlslratlon or justice department, Hid a minimal dos• of Mace will be. dabbed on the face of each student. "This will cauite exce1mve tearing and forces people to close their eyes. It's impossible to struggle because it just makes things worse," he said Hunt also said that the small amount of Mace causes a 1U1ht shock to the nervous system, ··A full dose will brln1 you to your knees in a hurry," he said. . £ ,Hunt saMI the first hand knowledge of tear gu aervea lwo purposes "It gives lhe user conlld nee on how effective Mace really ls and it also teacbee studentl to be extremely careful and not use it on the wrone person." he tald. Free Saturday classes are scheduled No". 5, D&c. 3, Jan. 1 and Jan. 31rrom8 a.m. to:i p.m. Tht COU • SJft3tW Fini.tied In simulated grained American Walnut wl\h bfushed AlumlnLltn color accenc.. Earphone. SLAYINf •.. lnvt:Sti11ttOl'I believe the chain of evonta leedln1 up to 11laY1n1 becan whe" • car'..ctnven b> Mrs. Oaborn•' .on, Wa)ter, 21. meraed onto th Rlver'$lde Freeway 1tboul one mile west of Corona and nearly collid,ed wltli a pickup truck ddvtn by Schueler. Howe said Schueler appar Uy •topped hla truck on ltHI t w~ ' hoUlder after U\t lncldtnt nt back .Into tho camper aheh Ud grabbed his .41 caliber masnum pistol He got back in lho cab and con\inucd drlvin1 down tht freeway. . Schueler alleaedly eiclted lhe freeway ut the next of(racnp and spotted the Osborne oar, whlcti had also turned oft lht freewa)' at. \he HrM exit ) Pollce aileae S<:h\Jtler cut olf the Osborne car, lea~ from the, cab orhil truck, watlced t.o wttbln two feet or "'e paaaencer aide and Clred one shot ltom his hlch· powered pistol at point·blank range. 1Ttle h1.ra• ,.1ua shaller.d the wandow and hlt rii. Osborne between he eyes, 'lcllllnc her lnctantly. Her _,n s hit by flying glass but not seriously injured, Howe said. About three houl'a I arw-the shoot.inc. a yo\ln& ~man came into the Corona poltce 1latlon IUld ullegcd she had be-en with Schueler in his truck at t time or the shooUna. Stephan.le Chrlstlaucn told of· ficers tM suspect was 1leeptn1 in bls camper at Corona ranch where his horse was boarded. . Howe said 10 omcera were dis}>atched to th• sc.ae and Schueler itrrender~wltbout ~ Incident. 1'esldea a iplstol, of. ficers riUegedly found a rifle and stockpile of ammtinJtion. 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A.II )'OU will need lo aeL your lf77 tax from the IRS t.ax table are (a> the total of salary, dividends ~d interest (adjusted 1ross tncomel and (b) th .... numberofexempUons. ~!" • .., (2) Nolonaer wlll you fmd boxesreqUfitf\I lnform1tlon to • support cl alms for dependents other than a depend nt c'hll The 1976 Form l<MOA required lilformaUon about wtiether 1uch dependents bad less than S'lSOln Income and how much .• s upport was furnished by lbe taxpayer. That requltemtl\t' : ha1beendropped. ' • i <J> 11IE im FORM KEVER.SU t.bo old an-aniemen' ~ ·that showed the tu due followed by the cred.ill for ta1' .. :; withheld, earned Income credit and contribUUOns to cq;~o.t did ates. Thesecredita are now shOn nrat ind the t.axJast. .." 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ClfMUI ........ ·-:n~ -"' "''_., IM, ... ., Jt~ltl) •'9 + I• UVllld "'1.... .. .. 2'* • -4 ca DAIL y PILOT L/SC Thursday. October 13, t9n Self Ins11rance ' .. S~ve~ Newport Four years ago, Newport Beach city councilmen nerv~usly made a dechu()n to go into selr in uraoce for their workman's compensation ~pro ram. According to a report isSued this week, that d~i.sion has paid off ti hdsomely .. City Mab,.ger Robert Wynn said the city has saved Sl.54 million ln d1rect costs in t.h<>se focir years. IN IDS REPORT at the city council's .study session, Wynn said he anticipate$ even greater savings in the next fiscal year becaWJe lbe city has bu,Ut up a large fund of reserves so that budget allocations to pay for worlcman's comp can begin to be reduced slightly. W Y N N C A V Tl 0 N E D c,uncflmen not to cqnluse the ~-lf insured w<>rkman's 'compensation program with the proposed self insured h••lth behefits for empJoyes, which councilmen rejected a year a~o. s avings to the c1ty by comparing what the city's premium would have been to purc has e a workman's compensation policy to the amount of money actually paid out or the fund set aside from tax mo~ey. HE SAID THAT part or the e,ity's self insurance program has included active safety proarams for city emplons. particularly public safety and general service em~Joyes who are most subject to inJury. · In 1976-77, according to the report, the city paid QUt $184,049 in 206 cases, representing an averaee cost per case of $893.44. Workman's compensation ts a fund that pays employes who are laid off due to job-related injuries, The cost ot a premium for a - policy in the s"me year would have been $845,399. SAN CLEMENTE FIRE CAPTAIN GARY CARMICHAEL INSTRUCTS ROP CLASS Training for Hard to Get Public Service Job• With Fire Department• • I THE HEALTH insurance proJ)(?Sal would have put the city into self insurance for the frin&e benefit offered employes, That proposal was rejected and the city contracts with Aetna for he Ill th insurance. SeheolPrf!paresFirenaen MAYOll MILAN Dostal noted that one of the reasons the city council decided to go ahead with self insurance in workman 'a ~mpensatio&wn that.stat.Jaw Sfts a limit on the amount of payments an individual employe can receive. Sucb Umits do not exist in health insurance payments. Wynn calculated the four·yeu By ANNE COOPER Of .. DelfY pfitit staff Giving up a year of Wednesday afternoons and Saturdays for schooling is no treat, but one program ha! attracted a growing number of people who want pub~safety jobs. "These jobs are bard to come by, and the competition is fierce," said Capt. Gary Carmichael to the San Clemente Fire Department. who teacbes COllSt~tion 11% · the course through the Capistrano·Laguna Regional Oc· cupational Program CROP>. "THERE ARE A LOT more applicants than jobs. and word gets around that the ROP course offers about the best preparation available," Carmichael said. "We've watched our enrollment climb every year for tnree years. since the program was started.·· He said the program has a good placement record, with at New medical college annex building at UC Irvine was just wtiat the doctor ordered for Orange County construction workers. shown here working on lOl·seat dem- .onstration and lecture hall. The hall is part of 166,000-square-foot building complex scheduled for completion next August. Cost of the year-long project is estimated at $14.6 million. 'IJincoln's College Raises Funds With History ClfiCAGO <AP> -For $5. you can-buyapteceotland Abraham Lincoln once owned. For $30,000, you can camp there for a week ln a heated, air-conditioned Civil War cavalry tent. , It is all part of a f und·rai$ing drive for Lincoln College an· nounced in the Neiman·Marcus I ChiDese Dice . . Game Given ,,riftl Okay · . -CARSON CITY (AP> -A San Francisco woman's plan to iq_trOduce a popular Chinese11lce game to Nevada casinos bas won a cauUous recommendation from the Nevada Gaming Control Board. Tbe board recommended a so;di)' tnat period for the game at the Plantation Casino in Sparb. Annie W, Chang, who with her husband runs a rift shop in San Francisco, propos~ the venture. tm Christmas catalog. lJNCOLN COLLEGE IS the only school named after Llncoln durinJ bis lifetime. Local legend has it that Lincoln spilt a watermelon at the dedication and sprinkled its juice on the cround The fund-ra1siog drive Is the brainchild o( Raymond Phlpl>S of Springfield, Ill .• who recently in- herited 40 acres which once belonged to Uncoln . For $.5, Neiman·Marcus will provide a deed to approximately one square inch of the land, plus a paper copy of the original deed. For $100 or $300, the facsimile deed will be cast in. copper or carved in marble. Proceeds will go to the two· year college in Lin· colo, 111. THE $30,000 PACKAGE is a lit- tle more elaborate. Neiman· Marcus calls it a "Seven-day Lin· coin Land Safari." Phipps calls it "The most posh campo~t in the world." The Dallas·based department store will fly one parti of five to Springfieltf from anY'lt'here. The party will be met by an honor guard of militiamen in C1vU War uniforms, and by actor Richard Blake, who will impersonate Lin· coin for seven days. Blake will lead the party on a tour of Lincoln's home, his tomb and other historic sites in the Sprinsfleld area, re·creating several of Lincoln's most fa.moos speeches. TOE PARTY WIU apend lta night in the Civil War tents on Phipp's land south of Charleston, Ill., eating delicacies provided from Neiman·Marcus' epicure department. The final dinner. of the trip, ln Springfield. will be a re·creation of a feast Lincoln eave for Euro· pean ambassadors during the war. The dinner will conclude witb two elaborate cakes-one shaped Hke Fort Sumter and the other in the form of a Union gun· boat. IN THE MORNING, Neiman- M arcus will fly the guests back to wherever they came from. Phipps, who is president of the Abraham Lincoln Land & Cattle Co., said Lincoln bought the 40- acre plot from h Is rather Thomas Uncoln, In 1841. Llncoln never farmed the Jand himself, but allowed a cousin to have the use o.f tt. It came into Phipp'e family when hi s great- srandfatber, a CJviJ War veteran, bought it in tho late 1800s. Commander WID8 . ~ . AF Commendation Col. Ronald Blalack of Newport Beach, vice wine commander of the 45and Air Refueling Wing at March Air Force Base1• recently received a commendauon from Rlverside Mayor Ben Lewis on be halt of tbe wing. Tbe Air Force Association named the 4521\d tM outstanding reserve wing of the year. least 30 percent of those who have completed the course working in public safety jobs. "The number may well be higher in the long run," he said. "A lot of our students go on to college, but may eventually wind up working as fire fighters or poli~emen "OTHERS ARE HIRED in public safety jobs -some out of the ~ea -and we just don't hear about it." Most of the students in the program run by Carmichael are hi gh school students, but out-Of· school teenagers and adults can also enroll. The first half of the course involves class s tudy. with Carmichael bringing 'In experts to lecture on their speciallies. "THE COORDINATOR OF San Clemente's emergency medical technicians teaches rescue procedures, another fireman teaches knots. Even Fire Chief, Ron Coleman, teaches," Carmlcbael said. Coleman's specialty ls the his tory of fire science which he says goes back to ancient Rome. The second half of the course is internship. workin& directly with San Clemente firemen. ROP stu~ents work the same hours u the firemen, when possible-, and ride along on the fire trucks or ambulances. "THE ROP STUDENTS can do just about anythin& a fireman can do by the time they are in the internship program. But they cannot enter. a b .. rnlng building," Carmichael said. "They get a chance as interns to see how all the fire science they learned in the classroom applies at the scene of a fire or . 'Theft Reported Antique furniture valued by the victim at $3,170 has been stolen from a Mission Viejo store, Orange County sheriffs of. ficers reported. Deputies said intruders, who may have had a spare key, took the items from Vintage Oak Furniture, 23812 Via Fabrlcante, after the store bad closed. ' accident and wby it's so important to know bow much water weighs or wbere to posit- ion an tmglne." Fire science is an emergine technology, requiring increasing sophistication on the part of firemen. ''THERE'S •DRY' water now, and 'wet' •ater, to be wied ac· cording to the specific gravity of the burning material." he said. "Although the technique has been developed to the point yet of practical application, it is even possible now to extinguish fire with sound." ORANGE COUNToY I STATE ' .. ~aguna/Soutli Coast ~ ' I V~L. 70, NO. 286, 4 SECTIONS, 36 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA Carter Warns WASHINGTON <AP> -t>escrib1ni oilmen as potential ¥'ar profiteers in the eneray ' crisis, President Carter said !Oday the nation wlJI rlsk "the bl11eat riPort in history" unless Congress approves hla embalUed eneray program. Carter said lf he doesn't iain passage ol an acceptable energy blll, the White Houae has other options -and J(asoUne rationina is one of them. The President also told a nationally broadcast news conference that his forthcomln& tax reform program will include tax reductions. He didn't say what \hey would be or how much they would save the taxpayer. Carter said the admiJ11.stration won't know until January or Februa~y exactly how far lt should go in seekine tax reductions. "The npiditv with which tax cuts will be irutituted wlll be determined by the state of the e<:enomy," he said. He defended anew the treaty to yield U.S. control of the Panama Canal al the end of this century but acknowledeed that lt needs clarification. Carter said there is no need for amendmenl of the treaty. But he said that he and Panamanian leader Omar erican Yacht Struck. Off Viet "Juftk food" on the Laiuna acb Hieb ScboOl campus is g4ittin1 rare u tooth decay ln • chidcen, thank.I to Margaret <:Daniel, food service aut>ervtsor f« U.e school distriet. nutrition nit picker has Wen replacine cupcakes with ranola, fudee bara with yocurt nd cheese purrs -with raislns emcescbool beean last month. nd the kids are eatln1 it up - literally. • ;The higb school klds know they can go off campus if they want to bUy "JUnk food," Mrs. McDaniel &aid ... But}.llost of them really bte the ne'li 1nacki." Those new offerings are Coa. t Weather Night throueh mid morning dense fog and low clouds. Sunny afternoon FrldQ. Lowa tonl1ht $8 to • Highs Friday Jow 70s. tempting, with a popular item belngfl'O\'tn yogurt bars. Orange, lemon and grape juice bars and homemade lemonade are also popular with tbestudents. For tbOle students who take lbeir nutrition seriously, lhe snack ban on campus offer celery, carrots, cauliflower, and even bean sprouts for their aaJads. And there's not a barbecue chip in sight. The good.for.you goodies are also sold at the district's Jun.tor high school, Mrs. McDaniel said, with Thurston studehts Hnina up at lunchtime tor the nulr1Uous snacks. The food services chief said she tW incorporated •bout 10 percent of the beaJthy sna.:ks planned for the two schools, but says there are more items on the way. <See FOOD, Pa1e tUJ Distress Message Received BANGKOK, Thailand CAP> - A sailing yacht owned by an American woman from Vero Beach, Fla .• radioed that il was under attack and abo"lt to be rammed ott the coulbf 90Uthem Vietoam. the U.s.•1embasay reported today. The distress call late Wednes· day sald there were three AJMnt' a rd Ul t. lbe Aua an 10 rn ' marine operations center Jn Canberra ~ A U. . ISY apoketmaA aatd tM yac t Will reawerectJn the name of Cornella M. Dellenbauah, an A1nerlcan clllten, aQd "there ii the p~~thatabe is aboard." ffer·~r.,qur, Frederick DelleribiuJb, aald his daughter, a former Peace Corps worker, was traveliQilnthe&teawithlwomen he identified as Leeland Dickerman of Flagstaff, Ari%., and Charles Atfel of Pblladelphla. Dellenbausii. in a pbone lntemew trom his Vero ~ach home. ailid hit dauahter holid been ••lllnC ln the liar Eul ror two yean In 1he U.foot cutter. He said be belie-teil the trio were en route to Borneo. Io w .. blngton, the State Dep.,-tment aald the distress call from the yacht was picked up by the U.S. Coast Guard in Alaika and by a ham·radlo operator lr\ Australia. · A Stale Dfpartment official satd the yacht apparenUy was thvelinl from BJn•koJc to North BotMo in Indonesia. The otficial aald the distress messaie was aent wbtn the boat was about 3S miles off the tip of Sout~· Vietnam. <See ATTACK, Pate ,U) SOMEBODY R4S IUD EYES/CfIT SAN DIEGO <AP) -The new Unlvetlity Towne Center la open wllh dozens of bus\neues, lncludln1 Dr. 4Davt~ Land's opf.9iDetrllt office. Land deekled not to open up with the others Wednesday, thoulh. until his slam O\lt front ia fixed. I "TOMETIUST" ltaays. ~escuers Searching Sea for Boat :V4ciim Coast. Guard and private vCS$U were aearcb.lng tM fogo waten off Catalina Island today tor a SO.year-old man who fell o\terboard from a 25·foot cabin cruiser about 7:30 p.m. Wednes-day. The vicUm wu ldenUlled as Clarence Gilman or Gardena. The owner and operator ol the vessel, WiWam Atkins, also of Gardena. told the Coast Guard that Gilman Wu emeralnl from the bOat'• cabin -hen a lar1e swell hit use v el throwtrif hlm over boll.rd. Tbeca - and tbOtbcld t w notrei>Qtteid for over an bOUr when r vessel, Blue Sea, came atonaside and learned ol the mishap. Coa1t Ouard Search and Reacue headquarters al Long Beach said the search was ~Ing hampered this mocnin1 l>y heavy toi. Surface craft, tnc11'dinl the Blue Sea, wero aearchln1 an area a bout elghl miles north of Avalon. The Coast Guard helicopter wa~ grounded by fol b\Jt wu ataftding ,by to Join tt\6 search later In the day. Offlclala aald th 1eareb ennlope1 an vea of ~ 381qu mil • Torrijos may issue a clarifYlnl sutement on canal neutrality and dd~ after they confer at the White Holae Friday. "l don't think there is any need to amend the treaty laniuac•." C..-tet said, insisUnJ that as it stands, the pact will keep the waterway open and neutral a.(ter it is t~ over: to Panama. That has been a majQT' polnt of atbtck in the Sen te. where treaty ratlfteatlon ls ln doubt, because of Panamanian statements that the United States would not have the rlsbt to intervene militarily to ket!p the canal open to all nations. The energy question waa thr~aded through the news confettnce, which Carter b:e(an witti a tou1h. nine·minute statement *"ailing the indlJStr1 ror. what he said were efforts to ,. ~ . ~ ............. """p .... MARY GAINEY, JOHN TAYl.OA DEMONSTRATE IN PREPARATION FOR OAS CLASS tf You Want to Carry MK4t, You Have to Oo to Tear OH School Wani to Else Maee~ I Take Gas Classes By ROBERT BARKER Oltlll OetW ,......., Golden West College is olferini a aeries ol one-day classes that promise to be a reaJ au. The classes are for private citizens wbo want to carry Mace for self protection,; The tear gas tra1nln1 Prc>2r&m was developed ln ra~1to a new state law that.glyes ciU.ns the rigbt to possess and use hand· held aerosol weaJ>Ons. But first, they must tak• the course. Upon completion. the person 1oes to UJe police. Is fingerprinted and pay1 a amaJl fee priQf to recelvln1 a permit to carry the weapon, Jn the cou.ne, student. wlU be involved in field demonstrations and testinc where they will be expos«I to tear 1u and use tear gas weapons. sbodt to the nervous system. "A fUll dOM will bring you to your knees ln a hurry," he said. Hunt said the first band knowledae ol teu gas serves two purposes. "It etves the user confiden~ on bow effective .Mace really ii and lt alaO teaches at.uClents to bO extremely careful and not use it on the 'Nn>Dfperaoo." be said. llW'lf:a-.ud~:tie ex~ts moat ot the ctuses to be compoied ot hou••wlvea, women atu8ents and faculty members, busineas peoJ>.le and Heurlty guards. r.ree Saturday elasses aN scheduled Nov. 5, Dec.3,Jan. 7 and Jan. 31from 8 a.m. to5p.m. Derald D. Hunt, director ol tbe colleee's administraUon of Justice department1 said a minimal dose Of Mace Will be. dabbed on the face of each student. "This will cause exceaslve tea.rini and forces J)ee)ple to close their e1es. Il'a lmJ>(,)salble lo struaale because it juat mues t.h1np worse." he said. On Heroin Charges HUDt also aald that the small amount ol Mace causes a 1t11ht Trial Ordered In Airport Controversy A Superior Court trial has been ordered in a suit by South County pUot. attemptin1 to shoot down San Juan Caphtrano•s controversial airport control ordinance. Pilots claim the city hu over· s tepped its authority and Js requi~ unsafe m1ht patterns. The suit also attacks otl\er elements d the prdinance. J~e Harmon G. Scoville . ord~ Wettl'lesday that a trial date be found. He rejected city argument.a that ao Injunction sou1ht a.s pa.rt of th• Jawswt sbould be deleted. If a court finds the ordinance is unJawtul, the injunction could be levied to prevent the city from enfoi'ting the law. • 1We've won the nrst battle," Frank Dtmlno. attorney tot the pilots. claimed Wednesday. "We're requesUn1 an early trtal date eo we can aet this thin c:learect up." City Attorney James OkauJd aata \Oday he wasn t aurprlsed that the court rejected the injunctJon deletion requ t. (See TRIAL, Paie A2) A 71·ye&ro()ld Gardena retiree and two otMr people aged 21 and • 29, alaO Ol Gardena, were UTelt· \ cd Wednesday on eharges relatet\ to heroin po.1seasion, ln an Irvine elenu1ntary achool parking lot. Irvtne pollu were oalled to El Camino Rtal Elementary School, •782 Karen Ann Lane, at 7:27 p.m. by an anonyrnous tipster. Police approached a lone car in the parking lot. They sald the driver of the car wu placlni what lat.er was found to be a case of hypOdermic syrln1es in the trunk olthe v6hic:le. They said that when he spotted police he slammed the trunk lid and got back \nth• car. Officers said susplelous behavior Ol the driver and his two pasaeniers, plus the discovery of what they said was narcot.ics paraphernalia in plain slght ln the car, led them.. to arrest the trto. Arrea.ted were Edrar 'R . Mynatt. 71, Davld D. Foatu. ~. and DebraS. Wri1ht. 21.'Alt were ta ten to Orange County J8il. Mynatt and Mlss Wright were I held on ausplclon or possession-Or h e r o l n 'a n d n ~ r c o t t c s pitraphcrna)f • Foster was held on s~lclon of being under th influcnc or heroin. • Bail for tho older man net th woman was set at $1,500 each. Foster was hold on ll.000 ball. Police uid Mias Wright end Foster are unemployed. Officers said Mynatt clatmed to be a diabetic when confromed with the discovery of the syringes, a ch rrCd spoon In which pollc e d th y foun4 a half-1ram re ldue of hal appeared to bunied hC:roln, aod a knotted piece ot b noon. PUC Reject& Rate Revamp By GARY GRANVILLE °' ... o..iy riMu•.n • Sponsors of a move to reform political campaien practittS in Oranae County moved \oVedllfS· day to get their proposed reform ,ordinance on next year's ballot .as aa initfattve musure. That roeans they must collect tbe •signatures of 52,310 re1Lstered votera before their tough reform meuure can be put ,£On th ovember, lsmJ. aeneral IWrelcction ballot. ~ • • • S"°'-'ld the or1a.oaurs • o( TIN CUP (Tirne ts Now, Ch~an Up ~PoUUcs) succeed ln their drive and eventually wln voter endorsetneot, political pracUces in Orange County would undergo i& dramatic overhaul. ) County supervllo.rs. for ample, would bf protilblted Crom votin& tor four years on issu• affectint t)le financial interest ot 1>9ht1cal donort who contribUted rnore lbln 1,000 to tbelr c•mplJp.s. LbbbY•l\I would fall\ under stiffer resulations. One •O\lld limit bow muth they can 1ivt to a supenrisof to SSOO a.od another stipulaUon would fore• lobbylal$ to report their poUUcal acUviUes well• thole of their clients. TIN CUP chairman Robert Vasquti sald today the '23· member committee that drafted the reform ordinance felt at was ~seless to seek the support ot the c:ounty Board or Supervisors. F,....PflfleAJ • A Coast Guard spokesman said the distress call gave the y,cht's position as 8 degrees north J11tit\Xfe and 104.3 d•Rrees eut l()ngitude. He said &he SOS de· ecrib7ed the auacking vessel as an umdentified flshin& boat. ' The United States aaked the Vietnamese for any avaJlable ihCormatton on the reported incident Wednesday afternoon Wuhin&ton tame, t~e State Department official uld.•: ln Phlladelphlal, Arte1'1 mother, Mrs. Herman f\. Aftel, · said her 30·year-old son had Joined the 01.hera just before the osael was completed 2'-" years ago in Banakok. "They are not hot·headtd allly c:horactrn." she said. "They are experienced sallor11. They had always steered clHr of the Vietnamese coast. OMHGI COAST L K DAILY PILOT =r't:': ~ o;i::. c= .. ~..::": [:;; :':~·:;"';., •:;:~~·:-r=·' i·~:.~t~ ':1 lt#f•IO'\lho ... ~•NI t'i•n "''• .. •• • '' ~h ...,._ t,Aliter•I• •v •\tUOtltflll tr't C1H1•r \l '\0 "'""'"'' •• ,.,.. , ., .. fflMl'tlll'~ ,... "'•" .. ... 11•••1-t\l '°-'"'• Tree c ... rades' G.unnian HOids 92 on Airlfuer SA,"\l 01 EGO CAP J "It ~ople don't llJ<e nude bathing, they don't have lo come here. lC you don't hk~ pea soup, one dot'sn 't order it," a Canadian tourist said. That support would have spared TIN CUP the necessity of collectin& the S2,380 sianatures needed to qualify its propa.al roe next year's ballot. Supervisors can, wltb a majority vote, move auch a meuure onto the ballot. Vasquez uld TJN .. CUP membenfeltit w .. not Ulcely the ordinance de\Wloped over the paat three monlhs would 1urvive supe('Visors "tlnkeiin1." :.! "It's tbne for pt91>lt lO' spe-ak out on what ta happtnltl& and it's not likely that those involved ln th• polltical practic:a we are trying to correct will be willlftl to square them around," he~. Among membeu of lhe 23·member committee who founded TIN CUP are Shirley Grindle, a former county planning commissioner. and two former aides to Supervisor Thoml$ RUey; SeoU. Fv~ and Kfrk Evans ... Other organisers include Ralph Ben.on. a former deputy county counsel, and David Slein of Avco Community Developera. Police Beef Patrols on . . Canyon Road A traffic .afety project which will mean tncreaaed police patrol• alone Laguna Canyon Road and other hl1h·aocldent roadways has been approved ror La1una Beach. A federal grant totaling $89,190 'and approved by federal and late officlals will streri~ the ttlfflc tnrorcement tearst bf two, 11td police Cqt. :N9tl Purcell, ROME <AP> A Weal German alrllner wtth 93 people aboard was hijacked loda,y by • iunman who demanded tile reltaa• of ''-11 comrades detained ln West German prtaona." The Lufthansa plane waueiaed on a fllthlfrom the Spanish f:sland of Mallorca to Frankfurt. It first landed In Rome, where \he hijacker save his demands to Italian police. Then n took otf for Cyprus. But ln Nicosia, the Cyprus government said it would not ,111llow it to land "unless this becomes tmperattve for refuellna." The plane was headln1 for Lamaca airport oo theaouthempartoftheisland. The plane had been refueled in Rome while the man negotiated with tbe Italian police. Accordlns to Jtallan airport aourca, the German aovernmenl had"llqed that lbe plane be de· layed wiUl more could. M learned abOut \be m<Nvet ot the ~1,1~caer. But lt took off al'ter ~ hlJ•cker broke off contact with neeotJatol'I. PoUce aald the man 1poke tool· ficlals ln the control tower of the Rome lnternaUOl\al alrport ln broken En1Uah, and identltled h~ aa Walter Mohammed. A ~lice spokesman aald the man failed to elaborate on bl.s de· mand for the release of pnsoners. The spokesman said the hijacker's Eo1Ush waa poor and they could not understand all he said. The plane had 88 puseniers aflve crew. membln plua the hijacker aboard. pollce said. They u.td the man pulled a cun oq the n-w • lbe plane Offrllew tbe Riviera aod ordeNd lt to ny toRome. • • Early 1peculatlon In West Gnmany tided the bUackint wttb the tern>rt.st lddn1P1DC of German lnd1.11trl~llst Hanna M artln SchJeyer mor. than a month aso. Heb still aiutn1. SChJeyer bu been held Ii.nee Sept. S by members of a German Motoriata Cited for NoWht,, Laiuna Beach police ue citing motorilta who are drM.nc l8 the mornln& to1 without their headllatrtaon. Officer Mark Everton sald commuters alon' Lacuna Canyon ROad •hoel~ put their U1hta on •hen they cannot Me more than 1,000 reet tn lronl cl them "It ~ust Ulce drWtn1 at nl&bt without U•htl," Evert.on aatd . "We're 1ee.ln1 about ~ ln 10 cus on the canyon road Wit.bout Uahta, and we're atartlhf to pull them over." He aatd Just puttlnt the parklnf Uthts on doesn't do the trick, and 11 tllegat tn Callfornla. "Il'• the fo11y season and we · want rnatorhta to aee wbat'a up ahead," huaid. r ..... raseAJ aut.hocofthegrutrequest. D :._ ,..,..ON "That will a1Ve \Ii a total o( 111. ~ .A,•.A, • • • ofUters whose primary re1~slbUtt1 will bt traffic "l am not trYJril to put all of enforcement tor the city,•' the blame Ob tbe oll companies," Purcell said this week. Carter 11.la. ''Pai"\ Of the blame Funds from the cr•nt •111 also falls on the Miltnean ~e. We 10 toward identif)'inl M h ae· arewuUnitoomuchtaeray." cldent frequency arftf n the • city ... and then we Will db'ect our ' At the 11rae tlm~1. Carter left · enforcement prop-am at those o~ the pcaaibllltyta•t be ral1ht locations," heaa.id.~ seek to . bre~, up tbt If ant on Purcell said the offictra will bt companies. I m not tryina to concentratine Oh the city's threaten anybody or use a cJub," portion of La1una Canyon Road, h• tJld. "· . . Whe\her or not especially durint ~ momtna dfvesUt~re ls needed t~.a matter and evening commuter hours. whlch 1 ve not dedded. "We'll be out there from midnight to 3 a.m . when we have drinkibi driving problems, too," he said. Councilmen last week approved tbe allocation of $2,675 Crom the contln1ency fund to provide a superviaory aer1eant to the traffic ellforcement team. The federal lu.nds specified two poeitiona ol police patrol officer, and Purcell aid the team Mtded a aer,eant. 'lile city fund will 10 toward aupportln1 extra coeta of that ~jtion. 1he traffic 1atety 1rant alto supp_orts purchase of three hand· held radar unlta and a portable elect.n>nic alcohol water. Purcell claims the addltlonal equipment and ofriceu should mean a 10 percent decreut ln injury actldents after the flnt year and an increase of cltatJons or 16 percent in the same pertod. He e-1d tratfk is the number Ot\e poUce problem In La1una Boacti. I Allende Kin Dies . MEXI CO CITY <AP > - Beatrlt Allende, 40, dauahter ot .the late Chilean President sa1vador Allende, has committed ~ulclde al her home: In Havana. Carter uld hi• ener1y pro1ram is "fal.r, it's well· balanced. It assures that the A merlcan people art not robbed." Only minutes after tbe news conference, Senate Minority Leacter Howard Baker predicted f allure ror an all-out White House campalp to reverse a. atrina ot Senate deteau for the adminhtratlon '• t11er1y proaram. Footliall Team Breakf aal Set San Clemente Hilb School football players and co•ches will be treated to bteaklaat ()ct. 27 by the city'• chamber ot commerce. The 7:30 a.m. brtakt_.t at the San Clement. Inn. 124 A~t. EsptandJan, co.ta M.50 -whJcb , buy1 the paylfa's breakf ut and another for a team member, laid Wtlll•m Kendalf, cbamMr president. Reaervat1on1 can be made throu1h Oct. 21 by calllnc cham~r ot commerce offices 492· 1131. • • Red Army faction who de· m anded the release or 11 jailed comrades, nearly ~.000 and ute passaee out or West Germany. The terrorl!\ts complained tn letters to European newspapers that the W est German government WllS atalllnt on the\r demands. Italian police wlth armored cars surrounded the plane, whUe air traffic at the airport continued reaulatly. Pollce said the hijacker relayed a demand throu1h the crew tha\ the plan~ be refueled. Police rejected the demand and asked the man to tell them his plans and to identify himself l',....Pa~Al TRIAL ••• ··we ju.st wanted lo make our position clear to the court," he explained. "We felt there were just a lot or pleadmas <ln the lawsuit) with an injuncUon tacked on the end." Okuakl sald the city submitted written argumenti; and did not appear at yesterday ·s preliminary hearing on the airport ordinance lawsuit The ord111ance that the pilots are atU&cking requires departing flights to execute a $0·degree ten. turn to avoid homes locateC! off the west end or the runway, The lawsuit also claims the city is acting unlawfully in requirinf airwrt usen to pay specia tees for landtne privileges. The controversial ordinance - and a separate resolution settina a June 1, 1978 c:le>1ure date ror the airport -were passed by the City Council after complaints from residents over • May 28 crash that killed a ,s.year-old 1lrl playlnc oeu her home. "Black's Beach is the onl> reason we're here," she added. notine that in her home town lt wafi !)fl Owing. Jean· Codc.sbott of Wi.nnlpe1, CM•®· and htr husband Arthur were strolllng along the fog·sliroude(i 900·foot su·etch of sand under a sky dimmed Wednes· day by~ partial eclipse of the sun. Black's regularl:i said they planned to sunbathe in the nude despite the ban -a result of a citizens· advisory referendum by which voters rejected the experiment with beach nudity. Police said they'll take a low-key approacb to enforcing the law, however, issut.n1 only citations o.nd warnings. AlOng Came Spider. In San Cleme A large, haJry tarantula spider . spotted by a S-year-0ld San Clemente girl in her backyacd Wednesday, was killed by a broom-wieldinf city police officer. "I was cetUng ready to take the children to school, whetl my 5 year ·old daughter came in from the ramlly room and told me there was a areal big apider right out.side the sliding gla.&$ dooT," said Gtttchen Tl"OI~. ol 304 Calle Sonora. OffJcer Rick Oowninc. who killed the spider, told llrJ. Trosper the beuUe was probably driven into the reaidential area above city hall by boullo1 construction at the outaklrta of • tbecity. Tarantulu are not considered dancerCJC.1:1 becauae they move to slo•ly, an Ortn1• Count1 Animal Control 1p0tesman aald tciday. "AU yOU have to do Is throw 1 box oveT th m" •he Hid. "I te T1'e COLI• SJ11W# Flnllh~ In aimulated graloed AtMrl~an Waln111 -v1th bfushed Alumlnl.ll'tl color accant.a. Earphone. BIG SAVINGS I 'CONSUMER/HOROSCOPE • :Alarm 1'usiness Is Booming B)TOM CB.ANZ • NEW YORK <AP> -An eathnated elcbt million bouaehOldera will abell out from $20 to ~ ea~h this year tor a ! residenU&l•moke alarm, • a1adeetthoybopethey'll • neveroeed. • For aome, lt will be the first smoke dete(:tl~n d•· • vice in their homes, but u ;..i. • ...,.,..maoywtll beplc.kint up a &econd or third to ; broaden tbelr ptot~Uon in larger residences. • i: Piree kill about S,$00 ))eflObl ln their hosnes each year, often durlne thebouraotaleep. And of· : flcitis ac~s the country • atfl avid boost.en of the new tool for early de· t.ec:Uan ol fires. dismayed at the welter or models and the dif- ference in type, autl}prities offer some advice: Look first for an Underwriters Laboratories approval label or simlhr assurance from ~other recognized testing racillt,y to show that rigid speclfi~aUons and real reUabillty requirements have been met. Then shop for price. l'hurWay, October 13, 1977. L/SC DAILY PILOT Q ••• Kelly_ Lange CFrom Pace CU• &icuuse Ge ~d already twntd h r kidded. "The cops will Delfer touch down ooce> "they did not 'bavt you." airl' 11\Ymore, ••Miu Le.nit rtlated. Though she bad credentials to teach She convin«d the president that EncUah and Latin, Mias Lange "she had merlt *1id he finally aald 'h wanted to set into television and could tape a atory that d11 and hi fitured it would be a "loalcal would look atit. proeesssion ••from radio to TV. From that lDte.rvlew, .she wu hired "I wrote to alheven ataUons but 1ot \o do free.lance pieces <at $2$ eacb>, no response, .. sh said. "lt was very .and ftnally moved over to do tho naive ot mo to eipeet a job in TV that weather at NBC. way.". "Jt'1 not e11y to cet Into this It was 1989 by then. One execuUve busln~." SM rfJ>«!at~d. She •aid She said be was sorry but his station got the weather Job at NBC beUU$O already "hadJts ctrl." rlone or the other applieanta~bo She got books on TV at the library were aJJ beaulUut modet1:!:.bad e"er and started watchinl and analyzio& readtbenews. all tho news shows. Mias Lanae additional&y has hos~ "I found that KABC ·wasn't the Tomorrow 1how, appeared 011 reporttnc the weatber:&~-to Johnny Carson and co-hosted tho create a weather l<fea for them," she Toumainent of Roses. said. "My idea was '° incorporate "\$he concluded her talk with a events and cities with t!\e weather." ty~al Kelly Lange areetl.Da: · , By the Ume she 1ot an appointment ' 0 n c e a a a l n • w o m en • • Just about any one of f them willsuigest that the purchase of a smoke alarm is the perfect way to observe National Fire Preventiao Weelc, Oct. 9-lS. with the president of KABC <sbe coneratulatlons on your day. Arid skipped over the news director men,)'OUt.akegoodcareof'em." • Special sales are frequent as a result of the keen competition between manufacturers. An lonic smoke alarm marketed by one or the pioneers in the business sold recently for $19.99,· instead of its listed price of$34.99. r-----~~---:=-~----------------~--~--!"'!-_.. __ _..;. __ ~ As to which type to buy, The smote detector ls not the ulUmate answer to fire daneer, but it seems the best to date. ~ Co"culed within a neat • little Col\talner futefted the advice is that it doesn't matter. If you can afford it, buy one or each type. If buying a second smoke alarm, make it the type you don't already have. 1!~~~~~~~;~~~!~~~5;;!~$!;.~~~EE The installations ol smoke alarms outside each cluster of bedrooms 1s advisable, and in the bedroom of anyone who smokes In bed. Ad· dillonal units may be de· sirable at tbe top of a stairway or in the living room. • to. or near, the cellln1, { moatoft.«l in the hallway • of • bedroom area, tt cannot prevent afire. But lta piercing alarm early • in a fire can rouse heavy . sleepers Delore blinding smoke and naaie cut off : escape. · No less than 100 • companies have entered •& e market. manufact.uririg or sellin1 ·smoke alarms. And I makers of lon4·llfe ~ batteries 11;.e sbanng in The states requirina smoke alarms in all new dwellings are Alaska, California, Idaho, Massachusetts. Michigan, MJnnHota. 4535 C•lftPi't DfCffa Cmne Montana. New York, the boom, :'turning out • special 9-TOlt cells for the firat alarm \llllls and t stepping up thelt output of the ramwar transbtor radle>-type ti•tterles. Technician tests smoke alarm sensitivity. amoke alarms only in apecltied types of residences under state or localre&Ulalions. ittiured survivors spe"ds fri>m six weeks to two yean receiving oftt'n painful and always costly treatment in hospitals and clinics. Oregon, utah, Vlrcinla, ~,;;~~·~ss-~1t~T7~;;;;;~~~~~~~~E~~~~~~~E~ Washington and Wyoming. WhHe smoke alarm legislation Is in tbe di!tcussion stage In some instanees. the survey showed no gt!neral state or local laws applicable to new residential construction in Arkansas, Georgia, Illinois, Iowa, Tenness· ee, Vermont and West Virginia. Alon& with individual houaeholdera, covernment olticiaJs are seeini tbe wiadotn of the amote alarm. New federaJJy financed housinc and tranSfer of a lederal mort1a1e to a new tenant require l>rJor JnstalJatlon ol wlrecf.jn smoke detector•. A recent survey shows. 13 statA!s mandatJng such J)roteaive devices In aJJ new residential construction while 23 other states require NOrth Carolina polilely "requests" but does not order new-residence smoke alanns while 13 slates have no requirements for such protection, although more then 100 localities have adopted smoke de, tectorordinances. The technic•l improvements in such smoke alarms make them Independent of house wirinR that may fail in a fire. They also reduce power requirements so that it operates on a single long·life !>-volt battery of the type used ia a transistor radio , available at the corner store. For persons interested In bu.ying a detector but UnderUnlng their hnpotta.oce i$ llle ract that lour ot every five persona killed in resfdetiUaJ fires are not barned but die or toxic fumes, and that onl' of six .) in sense that "lDmible bond•.. are removed. You can write, express, travd, invite frtend.s for gatberiPI. Gemini Ii cures prominently -so doesthenumber "3." CAP&ICOltN (Dec. 22·Jan. 19): Accent on fulflllmeot, fun-and· frolic, wishes coming true. Romance ia Jn picture, too. Money altuatioo ii not stable, but you .. can profit by be.itig ~ady for the Un· uaual, by lnveattnc !n tbe UDOrthodolC. AQUA&lUS CJ an. ZO·Feb. 18); Accent oo achievement, standing in community, pride .. Calls, messaeea feature acceptance of your plaiu, prope.als. There dialleage Involved. P l S C..E S ( F e b . lf·Mar.th 20): Look beyond the immediate - lon1-ran1e view is es1enUaJ and benefieial. Yea, family member w\11 ••• Mothers <From Page Ct> with the issues or identification. sepa-"I wanted to b~ kind and Jovrng. but ratio~ and hopefully reintegration I "anted to be .separate from her Al meeting as two adults two .separate the same lime that I was pulling away people wtlo ~an respect each other's from her, J still wanted to relate to dUferences,' she explains. her." Women grow up with "ideas or what Frequently, adolescents say, "My a m~er ought lo do. She should be mo.ther JUSl wouldn't understand," nurt.unng, ~he should always be ~ere whtle the mother is leeUnc terribly when shes n,eded. But that s a misunderstood herself and wants des· fantasy beeause il's a perfection." perately to understand, Ms. Clecak Ms. Clecak says. · says. Tbe con tr ad I c lion, often perpetuated by the media. la "that "Lots of times. what comes out as thU woman will always be at her an angry statement really means 'I beat,''lheadds. wanltobeclose."' A dauaht.er micht "be quite anfry with bu' mother for oot Uvint up to the image, or she might doubl her own capability because her mother 1eems so capablcl." 'tbe mother who tries to be all things to all people -"she can't be" -is paralleled "on the other stde by the mother who hasn't had a chance to develop her own life and sees her daughter as a second chance. "This ls an hnp()Saible burden to place oo the dauaht.er," Ms. Clecak Sa)'I. A.nOtMr aspect. or JdenllficaUon is the daughter gettlne the messaee from her mother of what a female ts. .. 1'HE ISSU~ OF separation involves each one not laying her own trip on the other,·' ahe says matter-of- f actly. ''It's the task o( the dau1hter to separate herself from the relationship." tt 1s not ca1y, she says. For eumple, Ms. Clecak notes that sometimes when she was a airl and her mother save her advice, she'd scream, "Nobody does that." aee the lltht. Your love -------..-. ... -~----------------wins, not dictatorial methods. H Oct. 14 II yoar blrtb·. da7 you ue analytical, creative, arthtic, attractive, spolJed by opposite aex, ac- cpatomed to having your own way. Forces have been stattered this year, numeroua Chang& and moves puoctuated by confusion. •ccelerated social activity. II CONCERNED PllVINT What qAN You Cet for a dime t~e•e days 1 'l ,---~~--~-...~------....------------· i ALL YOUR GRAND OIPENING Friday & ~. 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Orange·~'QJasl ~ \· · EDITION , VO~ 70, NO .. 286, 4 SECTIONS, 36 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA · THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1977 N lJarter W ams G~s May · B~ Ration"ed ~ WASHINGTON (AP) - DescribinJ oUmen 11 potentlaJ · ar profiteers in the ener1y crisis, President Carter said today the nation will risk "the ta!nest ripoff ln history" unless CODJJ't!IS approves bb em batUed. enerl)'Pf'Oil'am. Cartu said it Ml doesn't eaJn paaaaee ol an acceptable ener&Y bUl, the White House has other 1)ptiont -and Rasoline rationing is one of them. The President also told a nationally broadcas t news conference that bis forthcoming tax reform program will include tax reductions. He didn't say what they would be or bow rnuch tbey would save the taxpayer. Carter said the administration won't know until January or February exactlx how far it Should go ID seekint tax o.ity,..SUH,.... MAS. GENTRY GIVES QUEST AN ARM AND A HANDOUT In Corona del Mar, Thi• Bird C•m• to Bre•kfaa1 A LARG Bl.A bird new down to the table and mad& hl mseu .at home by he I pine himself to a bowl o( cereal. He's been hansin& around ever since. Mrs. Gentry said the bird appears to be a r•ven or crow and is so tinne, ahe's convinC'ed someone trained lt. "We're try\ng to find someone who's lost their pet," she said. By GUY GRANVILLE °'"" 09llY ...... Matt • Sponsors or a move to" reform .political umpaJgn practices in •Orange County moved Wednes· •day to get th Ir proposed rerorm ordinance on next year's ballot 'it.I an initiative measure. That means they must collect the sienatures or 52,380 n&i!tered voters before their ,tO\l&h reform measure can be put ·on the November, 1978, general • ttctlon ballot. Should the organlzera of TJN CUP. <Time Is Now, Clean Up ,Politics) succeed in their drive •nd ev•nt.uaUy win voter ~ ~. Jf~ment, poUUcal practices -""• Orange County would under~o ..ar8tnaUc overhaul. : County supervisors, for • omple, would be prohibited ; from votJnc fat four years on issues affecting the financial Interest of political donors who contributed more than $1,000 to their campa11ns. Lobbyists would ran under stiffer refulatlons. One would llmitbow much they can give to a su~rviiOr to ~ and another stipulation would force lobbyists to report their politJcal actMUet as well as those or their clients. TIN CUP chairman Robert Vasquez sald today the 23· member committee that drafted the reform ordinance felt it was useless to seek the support of the county Board of Supervisors. That support would have spared TIN CUP the neceasity of collecttni the 52,380 sicnatures needed to quaUty Its proposaJ for next year's ballot. Supervisors can, wlth a majority vole, move such a measure onto the ballot. Vasquez said TIN CUP members rett it was not likely the ordinance developed over the past three months would survive supervisors "tinkering." "It's time for people to speak out on what is h•ppenlng and tt'1 not UJtely that tbc>se lnvOlved in the .PcJUUcal pracUcet ~• are tryini to correct will be willing to quare them around," be added. A mone members or the 23-member committee who tounded TIN CUP are Shirley Grindle. a former county planninj commissioner, and two for.mer aldts to Supervisor Thomas Riley, Scott Ferauson and Kirk Evans. Other organizers Include Ralph Benson a form r deputy county ~. and David Stein or AvcoCommurilty O.Vtlopctt. f., reductions. "The rapidity with which tax cuts will be instituted will be determined by the state ot the economy," he said. He defended anew the treaty to yield U.S. control of the Panama Canal at the end of this century but acknowledged that it needs clarlllcation. Carter said there is no need for amendment of the treaty. But he said that he and Panamanian leader Omar Torrijos may issue a elarlfyin& statement on canal neutrality and defense after they confer at the WbiteHouseFrlday. "I don'ttb.ink there ls~ need to amend the treaty language," Carter said, lnaistin1 that as it stands, the pact will keep the waterway open and neutral after it is turned over to Panama. THat has been a major point of attack in the Senate, where treaty • ratification la in doubt, because of Panamanial\ statements that the United States would not have the ript to intervene mlUtarily to keep the canal open to all nations. The energy question was threaded throueh the news conference, which Carter t>eean wlth a tough, nine-minute statement assailing the industry for what be said were efforts to 1rab excessive proOts. Carter said he expects to spe)ld most of his time on It in the next few weeks. He acknowledged that the issue has not cau1ht on naUonalty, but n~ that it did ln the daya when ther~ were Joog lines at easoline stations. Carter said he doesn't want the American people to have \o •ufler such a crisis again. (Sfe RATION, Pa1e i\Z) Mangers Urges ·Push· On Mesa's Freeway Requests Leaders To Unite State Assemblyman Dennis Mangers <D·HunUneton Beach> called on Oran1e Coast civic leaders today to unite and bring presaure on the state to complete the Newport Freeway throuih CostaM~a. "I think a great deal of pr~ssure ls eolng to have to be . levied, to put pressure on Adriana <Gianturco, director of the caurornia Department or TransportaUon>. to put pressure on the highway commission," he said. "You .hear ctn Sacrameato> that if you don't build the freeway fewer people will co to the beach... Mancers said. "I think that's the most aainine thine l 've ever beard." Mangers told members of Costa Mesa Tomorrow that a study of Newport Boulevard by local Ca!Traras officials should be completed by Nov. 1. "What I bear is that the CalTrans regional people are goina to verify our poslUon and say completion ls tbe only possible goal,'' he Gld, However he said, It is "hlshly 1peC\llat1ve't whether Mt. Giamurco Will heed th•report. Manaers said he and other Orange County le1islators want to form a nonpartlsan coalition with local transs><»rtatlon and civic officials t• focus attention at the state level on the county's needs. The Newport Freeway. oril· inally planned to cut through downtown Costa Mesa toward the beach, now ends at Mesa Drive leu than baltway th.rough the city. An area cleared for the freeway, in the middle of dlvidecl Newport Boulevard, has been labeled "the Big Ditch." Meiers said be has met with Ms. Glanturco and her aides many times on the subject. "The first time J met with Adriana, she said, 'We are never going to finish the freeway,· " Mancera said. "Then when I met with her aides, they started hedging." Mangers said be finally confronted Ma. Gtanturco with a demand for a decision one way Ol" t)le other. He noted that downtown Costa Mesa red~etopment plannin1 wnr be affected by the freeway's future. The result of his demand was the CalTrans presentstudy. (Sff UNITE, Pase AZ) Surgery Set For Diedrich Orange County Supervisor Ralph Dtedrfc:b was schedUJed to underao cataract surgery tod•Y at St. Jude HospUal tn Fullerton. Diedrich expects to be away from his office for two to three weeks, ac· cording to his staff aides. Surgery on one eye was scheduled for today and 1ur1ery on the other eye was acheduled for Tues· day. Diedrlc:h attended Wedne1d1)1''1 board meet.ina then wd admitted to the Fullerton h~pllal laterj.Q the day. Dllltf .............. IF YOU LIVE IN COSTA MESA, YOUR DRINKING WATER MAY LOOK UKE THIS te1t1ng •t R•Mrvolr Ola~ F1y Larvae, Shown In Aetatlon to Pendl B1 JACKIE BYMAN OfU19 D911Y ..,...s.... Costa Mesa residents who find wormlike..,.creaturea ln tbtir water should avoid jumplnc to conclusions, water dlstrlct of· ficials said today. That way \bey may avoid the expense Incurred by Mrs. Susan Healey of 865 Ross St., Costa . Yacht Target Of Attack Off Vietnam BANGKOK, Tballand <AP> - A sailing yacht owned by. an American woman from Vero Beach. Fla .. radioed that it was under attack and about to be rammed off the coast of southern Vietnam, ihe U.S. embassy repOrled today. The distress call late Wednes· day said there were tbree Americans aboard the boat, the Australian government's marine operaUON center In Canberra reported. A U.S. embauy spokesman said the yacht was re1lstered ln the name of Cornella M. Dellenbau1h, an American citizen, and "there l• the presumption that shell aboard.'' Her father, Frederick Dellenbaush, sald bll dauahter, a former Peace Corps worker, wu traveling ln tbe area wlth two men he idtntlfied u Leeland Dickerman of Flagstaff, Arls.1 and Charle• Atfel 01 Philadelphia. Delltnbauch, in a phone Interview from his Vero Beach home, said his dau1hter had been sailln& tn the Far Ea!lt for two years ln the 3S·foot cutter. He said be believed the trio were en route to Borneo. Jn Washington, the Shte Departmentaald th dlat call from the yacht was picked up by the U.S. Coast Guard ln Ma.ska and by a bam·radlo operator in Amtralla. , Mesa, and her family. Alter f~ wtiat appeared to be pbiworms in the toilet bowl three weeks ago, Mn. Healey cheeked With her doctor and then obtained $10.50 worth or medicine to treat her tor the family worms. This week, hOwever, she also dlscovei'ed the W:Ut creatures ll\ her toilet tw. Upon cbttkhi1 wtth water allthorities, sbefound out they had tome through the watenupply. Ed Schnabel, general manaier or the COsta Mesa County Water District, silid today that the insects are fly larvae. He explnlned that the insects normally sink to the tiottom or the San Joaqum Reservoir ln Irvin . Over the past few weeks. howe\'er, the reservoir has t.tndereone testing tQ determine It& emercency capabillUea. <See WORMS. Page Al) RealEstme Series Set For College Orange Coast College annowices the start of tta annual lecture aeriea, Real Estate Investment tor the Consumer. on Friday night at 7:80 In the Science Hall. ' The aeries. CO•aDOnsored bv tho Daily Pilot and the Newport Harbor/Costa Mesa Board or Realtors, wm meet for two hours every Friday night throuah Nov. 4. l.Mluren wm discuss almost every aa~ct or Real Estate lncluclln•: Selecting and buyin' an Investment, analyalna the Investment, financing the Investment, and Income tax 1 ~tsofreatestat in• uns.- Admi!Slon is Cre. and on a flist cbm t first acned buls. nck re 190 anllabte at the D PJJoL ,42 <WL Y PILOT N ,..,....r"fleAA RATION; .• not tr'yjDI to pul .al or tti blame oa th~.ou tompanJea," Cartu 1&id. "Part of the blame fa on the American people. We are wastinc too mucheneray." 4t the same ~me Caittr left open tho pos_sibl~ iL" be 111l1bt ..U \o break up the 11ant oU compinJes. "I'm Mt tl)'ina to tN!•ten anybody w use a club." ,...ti 1iid. " ... Wbelher c.-not •OU'O"~Lnul'e ls aetded'la a maUer w lcb 'rw not dtckWd ... enter 1aJd llf• ••er1r pro1ram is "bt.r. ,,., well- 4balanced. It a11ures that the 'A rnericaa people are not bbed. ,. ,4' • ~ OolY tninutet after the new. Odte•ene•. Sedate lllnorlt)'I 1 Qder Howard .Ballet predicted ,failure for an all.out Wb1te'110u&a cempalp to reverH a ltl"lnt of S:enate defe~ts ·tol'> the • adminhtratlon:t • ~•ray prosram. • ReJardlnf fuJl •mJ>loyment legislation, Carter said hJs aides ha\'e be4* warlciog with Sen. :~Hubert IL Humphr~ 4D·Minn.), and R4:P· Augustus· Hawkm, <l>- CalJf. >. "io oH1•e • tun I employment bill We COQ}d auPDOrt trithout mervation or hetft&Dty. ~ ... ; . . .. r woWd ~ct wlWD tile next few day• ~e would be prepared. thhip go well to announce ur approval ot tiie Humphrey· Hawktna bUI, •1 he alld. " He ,s-1d "o'"r analyala .bu ' shown that reduction of'tmpot1a would not matertalty tncftase .. benefit• to American steel proctucers. . " ~nefita Rema•n I WASHINGTON <AP> -SoclaJ iervlc• reclplenta •ouJd atn r.celve their benefita and some 3;'0 000 federal employea would s\Jll be pald under an ernereeney roaolUUon btfore the Hou1e and Senate. The reso1utfon would •llow lb• two d••rnbers to c~tlnue their tlth& •ver -'>ortfon ppltcy untlt the end ot the ntonth ~1tbout Jeopardilina elther f'deral pro1rams or .f~erat &¥Ychtckt. • I • ORANGE COAST H DAILY PILOT 'Free Comrades' . Gunman Belds 92 on &Elmer °""'' l'llet ,...... "' "" ........ LARNACA, Cypt'1.S (AP> -A West German airliner with 92 pereona aboard wa• hijacked to Rome and then Cyprus tQ(fay by · a aunman who demanded the release of "all comrades de· tained in West German prisons." The Lufthansa plane was seized on a m1ht from the Spanish island ot MaUorca to Frankfurt. It first made a refueling atop In Rome an4 lben new on to the GrHk Cn>riot airport of Larnaca. The plane touched down on the Mediterranean lJland after the Cyfru.s government lilted lts ini· tia landing ban In the Interest of ·'the safely of the passengers and crew." MARY GAINEY. JOHN TAYLOR DEMONSTRATE IN PREPARATION FOR OAS CLASS Cypriot authorttJes aaJd they had .lnltituted a "prearranged plan for a altuatloo auch ., thil," but refUMd to disclose details. Police and military unlta took up poslUons at the seaside ah'port, two mllea west ot the port cll.y of Lamaca. If You Want to Carry Mace, You Have to Qo to Tear GH School • Gas (;IBM at College The plane had been refueled in Rome while the man neaotlated with lbe Italian pol Ice. ' It's a Prerequilite for Uae of Mace Accordlnc to Italian alrwrt sources, the German government had asked that the plane be de- layed until mONI could be learned aoout tbe mouves ot me JUJacicer. But It took off after the hijacker broke off contact with negotiators, ' By1tOBER.T BARKEll • Ol IM o.ity il'llet St.att ~n West College is offering ! series of one-day classes lhat proouse to be a real us. The classes are for private cltbena who want to carry Mace for aeJt pootettlon. The tear 1as tralnlnt proaram wu developed in response to a oew st.ate law that fives clUJens the rl1ht to posse11 and uae hand-held aerosol weapons. Sul first, they must take the course. Upon completion, the person goes to the police, la fin1erprlnted and pays a small fee prior to recei vinl a permit to carry the weapon. lo the course, students will be involved in field demonstrations and \estinl where they will be exposed to tear IP and use tear 1uweapons. Derald D. Hunt. director of the colle1e'1 admlnlstration of Justice department, said a mlnlmal don of Mace will be dabbed on the face of each .student. "This will caus e excessive tearin1 and forces people to close their eyea. It's •mF11tslble to stru11le becatae It tat makes Utlngs worse," be sai Air Cali/omia Head ~unces Merger I Robert. Olflord, prealdent of Air Callfomla, announced today that h1I company wu meraed Into a wholly owned aubeldlary of 'fl t,gate-Caltrornia Corp. The meri•r, •hich was authclriied by the U. S. Df.atrict Fro.Page Al UNITE ••• The assemblyman uld be also dlacUIMd tbe blue with Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. "one nltht in the parking garage at 12; 15," but got nodefinltive anawtr ·'The truth ta ua. 1ovtrnor is aho partly retponalble," Mangers said of his party's leader. "He thinks we have to b4' considerln1 other form• ot transportation and most of us would agree, but ho thinks you havetodoltoveml t." Moslenu Kill 5inA.ttai!k. • MANILA, Tlie Pb1Upplne1 <AP> -Moelem rebels kUlect another Phillpplne army coftlmander and four soldlers today as the armed forces attacked a rebel band In retatlaUon for tbe 1laylna of an army 1eneral and· 34 other of· ftcers and men, mmt.ary IO\lrcN anld. The BOurcei aald th• rel:>ela 1uf. fertd ''heavy casualties" In the land, sea and air put1ull ot Uie ~-man band headed by rabel leader Usman Satl. The 1overnment blamed Sall tor the 1l1ul}tler ot Br~. Gtn. Ttodulfo Baut11ta and bts men while on a peace mission tn Paticul, Jolo, 600 miles south of Manila. Report.a did not 1tve the exact number ot casualties lnnlcted on the rebeb. . PUC Rejects Rate Revamp ·SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -In a closed aesaion, the ttate Public UUU\les Commlislon has refUatd to reconsider its Jilly 12 detlllon for restructurina natural 1as ratea 10 that lndu1trial and commercial users 111d residenUaJ cuatomers usln1 lar1e amounl6 pay more. The restructuring provided • 1ll1ht reduction In the UCelin• aas rat.e -a 1pecial low rale for cuatomera wbQ use le11 \ban 108 th rN a month In winter and less than2Gthermalnaummer. The number of therms la an avera1e for all realdential cualomers and varlea from area to area, dependln1 on a1Utude and averase temperaturtt, a Pactne GI! and Electric otnclaJ •aid. Court, means that the Weattate corporalloo lncreasea lta ownenhlp ot the airline from 81 1 ~rcent to 100 percent, CllffOld •aJd'i'ao ch•n ln man11ement or operatioa of the airline are planned. The public abareholders ol Air California will receive a Wett1ate common equ~valent certlflcate with a face value ot Sl5 tor each thar• of Alt Cal s tock they hold. They will l:>e able lo redeem them tor cash after a dlstribution of commoo stock in Weatcate is authorized by the court. The corporation. QIK:e beaded by financier C. ArnbOlt Smith, hll b .. n under1oln1 court· 1upervtaed reor1anizatlon after flllng bankruptcy proceedln1s. F,....PageAJ WORMS ••• .Durin1 tests. which involve rapidly wtthdrawtna water from tht billlon-1allon reservolr, the larvae have been dlaturbed by the currents and drawn lnto the water supply. Schnabel uid aome testing will contlnUG (Or a~t a w;,k but "It really lan't: • aerlous•problem." He said M him1elf drew • tub of water at home Wednesday and found one of• the wormllke creatures In it, State health offlciah confirmed today that ttie Jar•ae are not believed to present anybe&lth b&urd. Howevtr, Mr~. Healey remained unaonvhMtd. "I'rn drinJclnt these t.hlngs. •· ahe aaJd. "They're about halt an Inch Iona. The majority of them are red and there'• a, small trace of light 1reen ones. "They ralJe our price of water and then they give ua water that's undrinkable. If J want to eat worms 1'11 10 out In the back yard and eat worms." . Studenu Out For Blood Student• at Newport Harbor HJ1h Sebool are a1kln1 commuftlty members to come to their school Friday to live blood to the Orange County Chapter ot the Amerlcan RedCrots. The Red Ctosa bloodmobllt will be al tbe canapwt from tb a,m . to 2: 30 p.m. Students over the a1 e of 17, aa well aa faculty , ttaff and community membtti are b•lnt asked to donate blood. For an appointment, call 558-3.192. ., • Hunt also said that the s mall a mount of Mace causes a shght s hock to the nervous system .. A full dose will bring you to your knees in a hurry.'' he said ,Hunt s aid the flrst hand knowledge of tear gas serves two purposes. .. It &ives the user t:onfidence on how eUecUve Mace really is . and it also teaches students to be extremely careful and not uae Jl on the wrone person, .. he sal<t. Hunt said he expects most of the classes to be comPoSed of housewives, women students and faculty member•. business oeoPle and sec1..1rlty euards. Free Saturday clusea are scheduled Nov. '· Dec. 3, Jan. 1 and Jan. 31 from a a.m. to 5 p.m. Police said the man spoke to of· ficiala ln the control tower d the Rome lntematiooal airport ln broken ~n1Ush, and. ldtnUfie4 hlmself u Walter Mob~mmed. A poUce spokesman said the man failed to elaborate on h1a d•· m and for the release of priaoott1. The spokesman 11ld the hljacker'a Entlldh wu poor and they cOu.l4 not underttand all heaaid. The plane had 86 passen1ers aflve crew membera plus the hijacker aboard. poUce satd. They said the man pulled a pn on the crew u the plane overflew The COLE • SJ11SIW Finished ln slmUlettd grained Amerlcen Welnut with bfuslled Aluminum color ecc1nt1 Earptlon• • ,_ -.... c... ... . .,_._, ....... ,. ......... _ ·-... -· ....... C-.,. .... c...... ,....._..,c_ ..... ,... --- the Rivier and ordered li to fJY to Rome. Early 1pecul1tloo In West. Germany linked tho h1J eklna with the terromt kldnaplng of German induatrlallat Ha'l\ns M artln Scbleyer mor. t.ban a mooth a10. He la awl 01\B liu. Schleyer hu been ~ld Ince ~pt. 5 by memben of a German Red Army f actlon wbo de• manded the reJtas.e of 11 Jailed comradea, nearly "'°°•000 And sale passa11 out of West Germany. · • The terrorl•ta complalned lti Jett.era to European newapaPtfS that the West German government wu 1tallin1 on their demands. Italian police with arrt1ored can t\ll'l'O\Ulded t.be pl ne, while air traffic at the alrport continued r sula_rly. Police aeld tbo blJacker relayed a demand t.brou&b &be crew that th~, plane ~ refueled • PoUee rejecticJ the demand and asked the man to tell them h.i• plans and to ldcnUly hhnaell. ( Saddlehack EDITI O N VOL. 70, NO. 286, 4 SECTIONS, 36 PAGES Carter WASHINGTON <AP) - Describing oilmen as potential war proflteera ln the eneflY ctlsls, President Carter a.id today the nation will rlsk "the blHest ripoff in history" unless Q)ncress api>roves his embattled eneruprogram. Carter said tr he doesn't gain pass-se ol an acceptable energy bill, the White House bas other options -and aasollne rationing Warns is one of them. The Pres~ent also told a nationally bl'oadcast news conference that his forthcoming tax reform proertm will include tax reductions. lie didn't say wt\at they would be or how much they would save lhe taxpayer. Carter said the administration wop't know '1ntll January or February exactly how far it should go in s eeking tax , reductions. "The rapidity with which tax cuts wJll be instituted will be determined by the state of the economy," }\e said. He defended anew the treaty to yield U S. control or the Panama Canal al the end or this century but acknowledged that it needs clarification. Carter said there 1s no need for amendment or the treaty. But he said that he and Pana manian le ade r Omar Torrijos may issue a clarif)'tnc statement on canal neutrality and defense @Iler .they confer at the WhiteHouseF"riday. "I don't think there l• any need to amend the treaty languaee," Carter said, lnslstine that u it stands, the pact will keep the waterway open and neutral after it is turneci over to Panama. That has been a mejor point of attack in the Senate, where treaty • Yank Yacht Attacked f)ff .Viet Reformers Bid To Get Voters ·· By GARY G&ANVIU..E oe• DIM'f ,,...'*"" Sponsors or a move to refonn politlcal camp.Up practices in Orance County moved Wednes- day to cet their proposed reform ordinance on next year'• ballot as an initiative measure. That means they. mu.st collect the signatures of 52,380 registered voters berore their tough reform mea,sure can be put on the November, 1978, general elect.loo ballot. SbouJd the organizers of TIN CUP mme ls Now, Clean Up Politics> succeed ln thelr drive and eventually win voter endorsement, political practices in Oranae County would undergo a dramatic overhaul. County superviso~&. for example, would be prohibited from voting;--for fOW' years on issues affeOtint the financial Interest of political donors who contril>Uted more than $1,000 to their campaign,, LObbyists would fall under stifler recwalloos One would limit how plUCh they can rive to a su~ to $SOO arKt anOther stipulation would force lobbyists , __ _.. .U-J)Olltieal ac&ivt,,..,.~~ .. as w J11 \hciite of thelr: clients 350 Students cbools In the Saddleback Valley Unified Sebool District are short about 350 students from ttielr project.eel enrollment for this school year. Thia shortage will cost the district about ~.000 over this net next year unless enrollment urpasse1 the projection by the eftd of the school year. said Gilbert Moreno, business manager. He explained that the reduced ntoUment will teault In less 11tate money comine Into tlMJ dlstrlet. Jt means ltialthe IOtal tax rate wtlJ be reduced next year to cSee aou.s, Pa1e A!) TlN CUP cbalrrnan ltobtrt Vasquea said today tbe 23· member committee that drafted tbe reform ordinance felt il was usdes1 to seek lhe suPOOrt of the coanty Board of Supervisors Thal support would have spared TIN CUP ~ necessity or collectlnc the 52,380 sill)alures needed to qualJ(y Its proposal for next ytar's baUot. Supervisors can, with a majority vote, move such a easure CIO.to the ballot. Vas~uu aid TIN CUP members felt it was not Ukely the ordinanc develo~ over the past tJu'ee month$ would survive supemson •+tiDJEerin1." .. It's time tor people to speak out on •hat is ha~nlne and it's not likely that UM>Se involved 1n the political p cUces we are lrYln&-tO eorreCt lll b6 willing to square them aroun~" he added. Amonr members of the 23-member. committee who founded TJN CUP are Shirley Grindle,·" former county plannina comrnlssloner. and two foriner aides to Supervisor Thomas Riley. Scott Ferguson and Kirk vans. Other organizers Include Ralph Benson, a former deputy county counsel, and David Stein of AvcoCommunlly Developers. Woman Innocent SAN DIEGO Cf.~> -Gloria Zenia ~Ctd up and down tn her cHili, then klued her court interpreter after beint tound innocent •Wednesday of the murder of San Dieg0< businessman Dooald E. Tubacb. However, the l,.year-old woman· was found ll_lil~ or conspiracy to commit m\tl"der In the 47-year- old travel agency owner's killing. By llOBEBT BAUER Ol ... Oeilyf'tlMl4'fl Golden West College is offering a series or on~d•y classes that prom~ to be a'i'eiil 1at. The classes tre for private cltizerw who want to carry Mace for self protection. The tear gas trainine pJ'Oll'am was deVeloped J,lo respoa.s~.to a new state Jaw tbit elves ciUiens the right to possess and use hand-held aerosol ~eapons. But lint. ~ey rnust take the course. Upon cqmpletion, the person goes to the police, ls fingerprinted and pays a small fee prior to receiving a permit to carry the weapon By WllllAM SCHltF.lBER OI Ult o.lly ,.._.St.wt A Santa Ana'rnan faces a pre Jimhtary hearina Oct. 24 tn Corona ort charces that he shot a Ri•etaideCounty woman todeath because of a lrafficincldent on the Riverside Freeway. The suspect, Larry Sehueler, 31, an assembler at a Tustin or. fice furniture manufacturing firm, is In Riverside Coonty Jail in lieuof~.OOObond. He is suspected o! slaymt 38· year-old Nancy Osborne ot Corona in the early morning hours or Oct. 8. Ll. Bill Lowe. a Corona police d e tectlve inve1Ugatln1 the murder. said today the case "li very blaarre. "I've seen some weird ones in my day and this one ranks rlaht up there wilh them," Howe said. 3 Fac~g Heroin Raps A 1l·rear-o1d Oantena ntUree trunkolthevehicle. uCI two other people •led !1 and They said that when he spotted 29, also of Gardena, were llJ"rest· police he slammed the trunk lld ed Wednesday on charaes and1otbackinthecar. related to beroln pogseulon, in Office rs said s us plc1ous an Irvine elementary school havior or the driver and his two parki1t1 l~ pa.-i engers, plus the discovery of lmne poUct were called to El what they said was narcotics Camino Real Elementary paraphernalia in plain sil}lt ln hool;"7U K.uu ADD at._ the. .car... led...llwn to auest 1be. 7:27 p.m. by an anonymous trio. tipster. Arres ted ware JCdaar H.' Police 1pproached a Jone car in Mynatt, 71, David D. Fosler, 29, the parkin1 lot. Tbey aald the . and Debra S. Wrl1ht, ii. All wer drlv ol tho car was plactnc t lean lo Ora.ofe County J•U. what l ter wu found to be a cue Mynatt end Miss WrhJht of nnlc 11rLDCe1 lA lh• h ld oo 1 ptclon of poss h e r oin and narcotics paraphemalla. Foster was held on suspicion of beln& under Uie Influence Of hUclm. . Bail for the older man aad lhe woman was aet at $1,SOO .. cb. Foster was held on $1,000 ball. Paramedics were called out to treat.Steve Baegeman. 19. oC 24601 Chrisanta Drive. Mis:siQn Viejo, after his motorcycle collided witb a car at the junction of Airport Way North arid Airport Way South near the Orange County Airport termfosl. The driver of the car, wns idenbfled as David Lawson, 32, of Woodland Hills. Boegeman was taken to Tustin Community Hospital, where he was treated for minor bumps and scrapes and released. ROME <AP> -A West German airUner wit.b 12people aboard was hijacked. today by a IUOQ)an who em anded the release of "all comrade• detained in West 'Germaopn.sons." The LWlb!UlSa plane wu sehed on a flight lrorn the Spanish island ~f Mallorta tO .Frankfurt. It flr:st ianded in 'Rome, fiero tbe bijacker,_,ave his demands to Italian polfce. Then it took Oltfor •.Cyprus. JJlks Benefit l' Anna Marta Alber&hetti and ~omedlan Run Fl1her wlll Jaeadline a Celebrity Nicht ~ntfiting cei-ebral palay vlCUD\!S rlday, Oct. 28, at the Mission ejo Elka Lodae. I 1 All proceeds from the dinner. •how and dance wm benefit the Elka Major ProJfet.. a l'7 year old oampa:ign to help children With cerebral palsy. I Tbe star of the 1how ii a coloratura 1oprano whose re~e include. a. Wide ranee popular Ol\&lic. Sbe won a Tony Award tor her Btoadway per.1ormanceof"Clrillval ... Ticket.a are i15 per ~non and u)clude a 1~ak dinn•f \>eglDiiinr ai 7:30p.m., followed b)'thuhow a.hd thtm dancln1 untll l a.m. No host cocktails w ll bt served, btalnnin&at6:30p.m. •Further information ma)' be o~uined by oaJUni the Jodee at ~·ELk.S- DAIL V PILIJT "-·· .. ...,... Ml_ ........ CNrtftM L#I ~,. .... """'™" ........ - ...-.becll Vtllft Offtce ball u '"' 11w ., ..,. or..,.,_.. •• °"'"' c.. .. ,,_. .. ,,.wt,, .. ,~ HUllll ... OlllHCll lll'ltlo•~ ...._. .... ~ 11 .. Gt-.i r T•p110n1 (714)~ CltlllflM Mventt1111tc...,,. Jayecl until more could be learned about UJe tnotlves 01 tne htJac&er. But it took oft after the hlJacker broke otr contact wllb necotiators. Poli« said the man spoke to of· flcials in tbe control tower ol the Rome international airport ln broken Enlllsh, ud ldeiltified himself aa waiter Jlobariu:Q~ A police ipokaman •aid the mati failed to elabOrat.e oo hla de- mand for tbe releaie or prlaoMn. The epokesmu aaid tHe ~ker'• English was poor and theJ Could not understand all hes...id. 11ie plalle bad 86 PauelllVS allve crew memben plus the hijacker aboird, police said. They said the man pulled a 1un on th crew,-~e Pl'1ift overflew the RJvieta ~ ordered tt to ny to Rome. Early spe~Ulatlon tn West Germany ~ lhe hijackiaJ with the tc'n>liJl kklnaplnc ol German 'lnClu1tTiallat Hanns MarUn Schle~ more than a mantb ago. He is stilt missing. S(!ileyer bu fJeft hetd since SepL 5 by members ot a German Red ~rmy faction 'ft'ho de· ma~ the releaae of 11 jalled comr*1es, neatly SS00,000 anct • safe passage out of West Germany. PUC Rejects Rate Revamp SAN FRANCISCO CAPJ -In a closed session, the state Public Utllltles Commission haa refuttd lo reconsider Its July 12 decision tor restructuring natural gas ratea so that induUrlal and ~ait~•hoo•e-«..~t.&de~~sl customers using lar1e amount.a pay more The restrurturina provided a slight reduction In the lUellne fas rate -a special low rate ror customers who use leaa than 106 therms a month In winter and less then216therm!I in summer. E',....PageAJ RATION ••• "I am not trying to put all ol the blame on the oll compwes," Carter said. "Part of the blame falls on tbe American peopte.'We are wast.inc too much enera ... At tho same time, Carter left open the pouibllity that be mJgbt eeek to break ~P the aiant oil compaoie1. "Im not t.r)in& to threaten anybody or use a club," he said. ". . . Whether or not divestiture la needed b a matt.er which l 've not decided " Carter said his ener1y pro1ram ls "fair, lt'a well· balanced. Jt uaures that the American people are not robbed." Only ntlnut.es ..rter the ~ws contennce, Senate Minority Leader Howard Baker predicted failure fqr an all-out White House ca111paip to reven~ a atrini or Sebate defeats for the administration's eneray procram. Re1ardln& full employment lelislaUon, Carter said his aidea hue been wor.kla1 wUh Sen. · Hubert H. lfumphtey (D·Mbm.>. and Rep. Auiustua Kaltklm CD- CalH. >. "to evolve a full employment bllJ we eould support without renrvauan or betitancy. · "I would expect within thenext rew days we would be prep&red, if thlnp co well, to a"'*Ulce our approval of the Humpl\tey· Hawkins bill," 114 said. On unemployment problems bi the steel industry. Carter 18.ld "1teeJ imports are JUI\ one part of a tatrJy large number ol problems that atf ec:t the U.S. steel industry ind whlcb affect the steel ioduatry all over the world.'0 SLAYING ••. Schueler ln'tits truck at the time oflheshootlna. 8~phanJe Christiansen told of. ficen the suspect was sleeplna In his camper at Corona ranch where hll bone was boarded. . Howe aald 10 orticers were dl~patched to the scene and Schueler surrendered without Incident. Besides a pistol, of· rtcens aUegedly round a rtne and stockpile of ammunlUon. Howe was at a Jo.s to explain' the incident, notln4 that Schueler has no history of violence and no criminal record \ The detective did say. however, that Schueler told police he had been injured in a similar freeway Incident three or· four years aio and had vo•ed to "gel even'' lf ti ever happened aaain. Benefits Remain WASlUNGTON <AP> -Social service recipients would stU receive their benefits ~nd some 240,000 federal emplo7ea ,P.,oold •••\Lbt.pl\Jd uQd.et Jn el!)ercency resolution before the KoU'se ancf"'" Senate. The rt1olutlon would allow the two chambera to continue their flaht over abortion pollcy untll the end of the month without Jeopardizlnc either lederal proeram• or federal paychecks. r Bus Service Back . SVlJSD Students to Ride to ·SchiJol II u1 tran1port u t 10 n wafi Educational and Recreational restored to about 160 Los Ahsos St'rvu:es, Inc .. an Encino firm, Intermediate School student:. for the lease of eight buses at u this monung and Is expected to cost of $7,925 per month. ac· be provided to about 400 more cordJnt to Don Aines. assistant Seddlebark Valley Unified superintendent. Sc hoot D1st.ri ct secondary Five oflhe eigb\ buae we:-e de- 31.uden~Mxt week. livered to the clisltlct Wednesday The added service is in keeping evening. with dlstrict. tru.stees' decision Gilbert Moreno. the <Jistrlct's last week to reinstate the two· business manaeer, sa!d he mile walking limit. .,. contacted about 28 1t'hool During budget deliberations districts and trau.sporlltaon this summer, trustees said only companies to find the buae:,. those intermediate and hl&b "They're not easy t.Qcomeby," school student.a livin1 beyond 2 5 be said. With a price tae or miles would ~ bused to school $60,000 to $70.000, be •xpla.ined, This dP.cision was reversed, "people just don't bu7 a few however, after numerous spares.'' parents protested that it had Now, be said, be is workiT'& on created ao unsafe s1tuatioo for the opllons avaUable !or the their children. district to permanently provide District officials entered into a the service. He said he expects-to month-to.month contract with have a proposal for trustees at * * * * * * Fro..PageAJ ROIJS STILL SHORT. • • compensate for the amount residents essentially were overtaxed this year. District omctals estimated there would be 17,639 students in the schools by October. The enrollment. now 1tands about 17 ,280 at.udent.a. However, Robert Ferauson, director of planning and de- velopment, noted that enrollment has been increasang ateachly since 1chool1 opened in September with 17,011 studenla. One reason tbe enrollment. la down. be aaid. ia that an estimated 2l80 new homes were not completed u expected by the openina ol scbooL Thi• could ac. count for almoet zoo fewer studfonts. be explained.. Another reason. be said, ii that tbe c:Ustrict bu an "awful lot" of resale homes that are not yet OC· cupied,; He estimated that oae ol 20 homes in tbe dlstrlct has a for aale sign on it. Some of lbese, he .dld, are on brand new houses whlcb have ne\'er been occupied. F•iuson said one ol the JChool principal& also fo"-Dd that some families have purchased another house in the district or the neighboring Capistrano Unified School District and are driving their children t.o their new schools. "Those people. in effect, are ocrupying two houses in our district,·· he explained. He said these houses should be !old and occupied in tbe next few months. Ferguson nid lhi& situation will make it "kind of tricky" to get a handle OQ enrollrntnta this year. Moreno said the district is losin& money every day that the enrollment la le11 than the projection. He saJd the oll1y way this lo6s can be male up ls ii enrollment •Urpaasea the projection by the end or the school year. Althouth the• etrect of less mone)I won't Cully b.&t th di.strict until next year, Moreno said, district officials will bave to makw adjustmenta now. ,. . lo their flrat. meetin1 tn November. Youngsteri1 who were bused today generally h ved alone Loi Alis~ Boulevard and Ttabuco Ruud in the Seville Homes, AJlso ViJIM and Bareelona Hornes. These youne•ters were bu flute becau.se of the POt.enUil safety hazards alo~1 tos Al!IOs Boulevard, Ames s&Jd. Since the beginning of the school year, two youngat.ers have been Injured in accident$ on thi1 istreet. Bus service is scheduled to be returned on Tuesday to an ell· gible studen\a at Seuano ana La Pat lntermedlate SC:hools. Elii· 1ble high school atudentJ are tentatively scheduled to receive t runswrtatlon Oct. 20. .. Sea Searched ~.October 1', 1'77 s DM.YPILOT . Thunday~• NYSE COMPOSITE 2 ~m. (E~ Pri~ TRANSACTIONS Pink Soothes Tax Troubles Bottled Up Business l?ops . In SQ:,Jij F a,ctoJYi: Const•rnePS Warned· ' Of Steel Problems • L./SC Thur9dey, October 13. 1977 ... Self lns11ranee Saves Newp,ort Four years aao. Newport Beach city councilmen nervously made a decision to go into aelt insurance ror their workman's compensatJon prolt'am. Accordini to. a report Issued this week. that decision has paid orr handsomely. City Manaaer Robert Wynn said the city has saved $1 .54 mituon 1ri direct costs ln thoc;e f OUJ'. yem . IN ms REPORT at the city oouncil's study session, Wynn said he anticipates even greater savings in the next fiscal year because the clt.y has bullt up a large fund of reserves so that budget all~ations lo pay for workman's comp can beg}.n tp be reduced sliahUy. • WY N CAll1'10NED councilmen not to confuse the s~lf insured workman's compensation program with the propo~ed self insured health llenefits for employes, which councilmen rejected a year ago. oavings to the city by comparing whut the city's premium would have been to purchase a workman's compensation policy to the amount or mone1 actually paid out of the fund set aside from tax money. HE SAID THAT part of the city's self insurance program has included active safety programs for city employes. particularly public safety and reneral service employes who are most subject lO injury. In 1976-77, according to the report, the city paid out $llW,049 in 206 cases. representine an average cost per case or $893 .44. • og~am Filtlliks Workman's compensation is a lund that pays employ cs who are lald off due lo job·related injuries. The cost of a premium for a policy i.n 1he same year would have been $845.399. SAN CLEMENTE FIRE CAPTAIN GARY CARMICHAEL INSTRUCTS ROP CLASS Training for Hard to Get Publlc Service Jobs With Fire Department• TllE HEALTH insurance propoc;al would have put the clty into self in:;urance for the fringe benefit offered employes. That proposal was rejected and Ult city contracts with Aetna for health insurance. MAYOR MILAN Dostal noted that one o! the reasons the city co~il decided to go ahead with self insurance ht workmant compensation was that state law sets a limit on the amount Ol payments an Individual employe can receive. Such limits do not exist in health insurance payments. Wynn calculated the four.year By ANNE COOPER °' .. Deity ...... StMf Giving up a year of Wednesday afternoons and Saturdays for ~chooling is no treat, but OM proiram bas attracted a crowinf number ot people who want public safety jobs. "These jobs are bard to come by, and the competition is fierce,·• said Capt. Gary Carmichael to the San Clemente Fire Deputmeot, who teaches ·Construction 11% :"( the course through the Capistrano-Laguna Regional Oc- cupational Program <ROP>. "THERE ABE A LOT more applicants \.hon jobs. and word ,eta around that the ROP course offers about. the best pre~aration available," Carmichael said. "We've watched our enrollment climb every year for three years. since the program was started." He said the program has a eood placement record, with at ... New medical college annex building at uc, Irvine was Just what the doctor: ordered • Cor Orange County construction workers. shown here working on lOl·seat dem· onstralion and lecture hall. The hall is part of 166,000·square-foot building tomptex scheduled for. completion next August. COst of the year•Jong project is estimated at $14 6 million Lincoln's College Raises F.unt/8 With History CIDCAGO CAP> -For SS, you can b\ly a piece ol land ,Abraham Lincoln once owned. For $30,000, you cen camR.thcre lor a week in a heated, air-conditioned Civil War cavalry tent. It is oil part of a fund-raising drive lor Lincoln Colle1e an· nounced in the Neiman-Marcus 1977 Ch.rutmas catalog. UNOOLN COLLEGE IS the only school named afler Lincoln during his lifetime. Local legend has it that Lincoln split a watermelon at the dedication and sprinkled ita juice pn the ground. The fund-raisirig drive is the brainchild of Raymond Phipps or =·.(JL!.;.;..ese D1·ce Springfield, Ill., who recently in· J.11.Ll herited 40 acres which once • • belonged to Uncoln. ~pame Given ~Triad Okay . • CARSON CITY <AP> -A San Francisco woman's plan to introduce a popular Chinese dice came to Nevada casinos has won a cautious rccommendaOon/rom the Nevada Gamine Cont.tot Board. The board recommended a 60-day trial period for the aame at the Plantation Casino in Sparks. Annie W. Chang, who with her husb na runs a 1ih stioP in San Franclaco, propQ!ed the venturo. For $5, Neiman·M.arcus will provide a deed to approximately one square inch or the land, plus a paper copy 'ol the ori&inal deed. For ~00 or '30(), the facsimile deed will be cast in. copper or carved in marble. Proceeds will go to the two-year collea• in Lin· coin, IU. • TUE$», ... PACKAGE is a lit,;. lle more elaborate. Neiman· Marcus calls it a '-siven·dll,Y Uri· coin Land Safari." Phipps calls lt "The most posh campout ln the world." The Dallas-bas&d department store will fly one party of five to Sprincfielt' from anywhert. The party wUI be met by an honor auard Of militiamen in Civil War uniforms, and by actor Richard Blake, who Will lmpersonate Un. coll\ ror seven days. Blake will lead the party on a tour Of Lihcoln's home, bis tomb and Other hlstoric sites tn the Sprln&fietd area, re·creatlng ev rat or Lincoln' m t' mous ·~ccha. J • Phipp'a land south of Chariest.on, Ill., eating delicacies provided from Nelman·Marc:us· epicure department .. The final dinner ol the trip, in sr rlngfield, will be a re-creation o a feast Lincoln gave for Euro- pean ambassadors du~ng the war. The dinner will conclude wlUi two elabora~ cakes -one shaped like Fort Sumter and th~ other ln the f'orm of a Union gun· boat. IN THE MORNING, Neiman· Marcus will fly the guests back to wherever they came frorn. Pblpps, wbo Is president of the Abraham Uncoln Land & Cattle Co • said Lincoln bought the 40- acre plot rrom bis father, Thomas Uncoln, In ,1841. Lincoln never farmed the land himself, but allowed a cousfn to hav~ the Ute of it. It came Into Phipp's tamil1 when bia great· srandfatber, a Civll War veteran. bought It tn the late 1800s. Colnmander W1D8 . -- A.F Commendation Col. Ronald Blalack of Newport Beach, vlc:e wlna commander of the 4S2nd Air Refuelina Wini at March Air Force B , recenlly receb'ed a commendallon from Riverside Mayor kn Lewls90 beha\fofthe WU\I. Tb Air I"orce Association named the 452nd the out.standina re uve wma ol the year. least 30 percent of those who have completed the course working In public safety jobs. "The number may well be higher in the long run," he aaid. ·A lot of our students go on to college. but may eventually wind up working as Ure fighters or policemen. "OTHERS ARE HIRED in public safety jobs -some out ol the frea -and we just don't hear about It." M05t of the students In the program run by Carmichael are high schoOl students. but out~· school teenagers and dulta can 1llso enroll. The fint haJC of the course involves class study, with Carmichael bringing in expert.S to lecture on their specialties. "THE COORDINATOR OF San Clemente's emergency medical technicians teaches rescue procedures, another fireman teaches knots. Even Fire Chief, Ron Coleman, teaches." Carmichael said. Coleman's ~pecialty is the history of fire science which he says goes back to ancient Rome. The second half of the course is internship, working directly with San Clemente firemen. ROP students work the same hours as the firemen, when possible, and ride along on the fire trucks or ambulances ,. ( "THEROPSTUDENTScando just about anything 1 fireman can do by the time the9 are in the internship program. But they cannot enter a burniqg building," Carmichael said. ''They get a chance as lntema to see how all the fire science they learned ln the clauroom applies at the scene or a fire or Theft Reported Antique furniture valued by the victim at $3,170 has been stolen from a Mission Viejo store. Orange County sheriff's of· ficers reported. Deputies said intruders, who may have had a spare key, took the items from Vintaae Oak Furniture, 2381Z Via Fabricante, after the store bad closed. accident and why 1t ·s so importanl to know how much water weifbs or where to posit· aon an engine." Fire science is an emergina technology, requiring increasina sophistication -on the pan of firemen. With so much to le am for lhe haz;d·lo·get Jobs, s ld Carmichael. ROP trainint elv students a Jump on the com~Ution. Not au the students turn out to be firemen," he saJd. "The loP student in the cla.u two years ago was a cirl. She's worktng for the federal government ln a Northern California forestry job." * * . * Enrollernnt Gains For Job Programs