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Home My WebLink About1977-10-17 - Orange Coast Pilotr -f-'--~ __ op MONDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER 17, 1977 VOL. 7t, loO. 1't. J SECTIOloS, 2t PAGES ---· • . .. • ...... ape • lligli~ Court <;Iears· • t .. I I' Demands Repe ate d .'.Hijacked Jet's ' nil Kill ·~ -· f .r -ot--eu---•-- I . 3 A Reason for Crying I Jetliner J To Begin ·1 1 NAIROBI. Kenya CAP> -Jli. jackers killed the pilot of a Wes t German airliner. forced it to land m Somalia today and threatened AP Wi1'9pMlo DEAO AIRLINE Pllur- Juergen Schumann, 37 1 P icketoo '77 to l!_l_o~w_up Jhe plane with 86 re· maining-hostages-vnle"ss-an l!X· tended ransom deadline is met. officials said. A West German government spokes man said in Bonn the pilot . was apparently shot dead 1berore the Lufthansa Boeing 737 jl:!t took -dff late Sunday from South Yemen. His body was dumped on the runway shortly after the airliner l anded without permission in Mogadishu . the Somali capital. The four hijackers have de· m anded the release ·of lj ter· rorists imprisoned iJl West Germany and Turkey and pay- ment of SIS million. No effort to meet the demands was reported as the hijackers extended their deadline first to 7 a.m .• PDT. then to 7:30 a.m .. then to 5:30 p. m ..,--lnSomalia_ Oolify ........ ., •fd!Qr......_ Contirwes in . Today's Pilot The West German government ll'.t a Sunday deadline pass without any attempt at com · plian ce. However. 1t sent negotiators to the airport in Mogadishu in an effort to save the hostages. who include a California woman with a heart condition and her 5-ycar-old son . COUNTY FIRE CAPT. JIM CASLIN HANDLES CAN FROM INSIDE ACM> SUIT ":. ... Chemical Found at Sun.et Beach Turned Out to be Concentrated Tear G•• Pigskin Pickeroo ·77 continues to pjt Oranl(e Coast football fans in compelition for recognition and prizes worth $3,500. The American ambassador in Somalia said Germ <1n an<t '- Somali negotiators convinced the hijackers to' extend the deadline. Armed soldiers surrounded the ..- plane at a distance in front or the main terminal in the Somali capital -the' jet·s sixth stop Beach Incident < Weekly winners of the 10-week ~ -comest are .awarded a one-year membership a l Nautil us • Newport, a co-ed fitness center I-preferred by area professional • •athletes. , s ince two Arabic-speaking men and two women co,mmandeered <See IDJACK, Page AZ ) 2 lnjured by Teargas Fumes By\ARTHUR R. VINSEL w:ishing up at least three days Oft1WO.Hy,1i.ISl•tf ,. t I , A beach.combing father and ear ier. were no typ ca t~rgas son who examined a plasfc. gren.ades, but act.ual con\alJlers -"Second-ana third-pTace en~ trants win S}() gift certificates that may be redeemed at any stdre in South Coast Plaza, Costa l\tesa. For details and entry blank. look for Pigskin Pickeroo '77 in The por-is-pffRes fJf -totlizy!s,- Tuesday's and Wednesday's Dai· ly Pilot. firm Rescues Tour Members •• ROCHESTER, N.Y. (AP> - Eastman Kodak Co. has rescued a tour group of 155 current and retired employes who were re· ported stranded in Hawall ft'ithout hotel reservations or ot h er promised services. authorities said. More than 250 Rochester-area rhldents new to Hawaii last · week on a tourist package ar. ranged by East Avenue Travel t he,_ . - ......... ScnoOfS -Nix Sexist Text SALEM, Ore. <API - Social stuaies textbooks that refer to "our rounding fathers" won't be accepted for use in Oregon schools under recommendations of the state's textbook com- mission. T he "founding fathers" phrase was cited as an ex· ample.of language showing a sexist, racist or ethnic bias. • The Oregon State Board of EducaUott will receive the commission 's report Friday and dedde at its Dec. 15 meeUng whether to :iccept the list of criteria for textbooks on social studies. music and home economics. ~ 1. holding bulk supplies.._ -Wt appf:!I nb)cd that wa~e<! u~ m Su!\l)icions were inil~lly diucl: Seal Beach. su~e~ed inJur1es ed at nearby Seal Heach Naval Sunday ~h~n a canister of pure Weapons Station. where tons of !eargas insid~. broke open. spew-ammunition aud other mthtary in~ the area with fumes. weaponry are stored. One fireman from the Orange Several persons told In· County F1 re Dcp a rt m ent 's vesligators they had seen t he odd. nearby Sunset Aearh station also little parcel lying on the beach suffered from effects of the white while str olling and beach· powrler in onl' of two containers com bing over the past three wrapped together. days. but thought nothing or It. Fireman Dal~ Johnson, 22. Flotsam and jetsam washes up Loren Altrueda. 45, and his son nearly every duy along Surfside J oe. 13. werctrcatcd at a nearby Colony and Sunset Beach's hospital and released, accor(iing strand. due to their nearness to to authorities. Long Beach Harbor and water They suffered dizziness pl~ (See GAS, Page A2 l severe skin irritation and il'ril'a· tion or the eyes and mucous membran<'s from exposure lo the powdered teargas . Mystified authorities today were trying to determine the origin of the malerial. which ex· perts trom th't~ coun ty ·s Hazardous Chemical Task Force s ay is not of military origin. Sheriff's deputies also pointed out t~e teargas can1s t~s, .... Gandhi Effort Fails NEW DELHI, lndla (AP) -A campaign to draft former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi for t.he pres idency of her defeated Congress party finled Saturday night, leavina ~ once·powcrlul political group divided between critics and backers of Mrs. Gandhi. • HB Policeman Shoots Man In Rape Case A Minnesota man. ~Pft'led by police of raping a Huntiniton Beach woman. is in stable but guarded condition todaJ at Paclfica Ho9pital aftet being shot in the chest Friday by an of. ficer. · David Joe Bailey, 27, had re- turn~ to the home or a 28-year- old Hunting\Qn Beach woman ht allegedly raped Oct. 9~er call· Ing her almost chU1 and apologi~ing for the assault, said• police Sgt. Lui$ OChoa. ' The woman told police Bailey wanted to s~ her again and pick up a watch he had left at. her downtown Hunllnglon Beach home where Ute rape occurred. Pollet staked out the house and atl~mpted to arrest Bailey' at 7:50 p.m. Balley alleeedly resisted and · Officer Tim Cbnsttnsen fired a single shol into \be auspect's chest. Balley then re about 200 fttt. beCore he rell and was arrested. The apparently usaarmed Bailey underwent. surgery Fri· day nlght for removal oC • she <SeeSUSPECI', P'feAl> . NY ~ests WASHINGTON <APl -The -~.~eleaced.t.be. way t.oda)' ror landlqs ot the Concorde supenoftfc jeUiner at· New York's•"* F. Kennecl)' In• ternalional Airport. Ae airline· spokesman nld the plane would .. be test.la~ Wedneidiy and -· might bedQ dally n11hts Nov. 22 .• Britis h Airways and Air' · France said through spokesmen · ~ in New York tbat they would cOft· duct. a joint famlliarjzation flight to Kemedy Ain><>rt Wednesday morning on a ~corde laking off • from Parls.,,..J . The carriers said they hoped to , begin daily servke from Londoo u 4 Parts to Kennedy by Nov. 22. The justices tu'rned down, • without COIJUlll?Ol, a request by_ the Port Autborit.y of New Yorit ~w4~-..,..--=---• lay to au Concorde opentiODS at JFK untll· a formal appeal could be filed with the court. Today's action does not in· vent the port authority trom m. ing such an appeal. In the in· terim, however, il appears that commercial lUghta of the British· u~ airliner New York of- fidals have Couebt aiaens or nearly two years will begin serv- ing \be airport. BriUsh Airways and Air France are tbe only airlines of. fering Concorde Oigbts. To date. ~ the onJy regularly scheduled 1 Concorde flight! to the United ·i Stat es have been landing at ~ · Dujl.,. lqternational 11\irport near l Washington. , On Sept. l9, the 2nd U.S ... Circuit Court ot Appeals in New York rejected two requests by the port authority to overtum a federal trial court's ruling that (&988'1'. Pate AZ> Coas t Weathe r Late nit:ht through mid· mornl nc fog and tow clouds wtth hay afternoon s unshine TUfSday. Lows tonight 58 tQ GS. Hiab Tues- dly near 70. INSIDE TODAY Co" tlW! ~· conw bQck · ;from <& H de/tcU m tM World •StrluY 9"1y l~rtt (tams haoe. Storln, Bl. •••ex ~=--......... i..!.... : =~r"' ............................ ~= . ~~ r.=.::· e-fl• ........ ~ ::~-..-.. ............... n:..=.· ............., ..... ~·~:=. c~ _....._ • A2 DAIL v PILOT S M one111r Ocrooor 17 1977 IO Tortt•red Years f'ro"' Page A l SST ... .. Da-d Chai-ged in Death of Daughter Con cord<.• opc r?ltions ut J fK could bcum Ort 20 111 its n1lmit, howt•vcr. l he up· lh':.tb l'OUrl said lan<l1n~!> could ht'~in "fo rthwith ." a nd ... pokesmt·n for both airlines said they mtended to touch down the first of a scril'S or test flights :-.om l:'t1me in mid-October. MURDER CHARGE Larry Hagemaker .-,..,,._.... ... TORMENT EC) LI FE Tina Ann Hagemaker $40 lnVested . . . ---.... ' -- CllE'r'Jo:NNE. W)u <AI'> - T ina AM HajiCe milker. severely beaten by her father the fir-.;t tr me whl'll sill' "as Jus t five weeks oJd, died at age 10. ap- vure ntly from a fi nal beatin~. Iler nciJihbors here never knew s he dil'<l. Thcv never knew she l'Vtm cxiskd. · The smull., hes pcctucled girl had been kept iri :r closet, with a blanket on the floor and nothing else, for months at a time. of- ficials say. She wasn't allowed to RO outside to play. and didn't at · te nd school "No one km•w s hl· was there." one investigator said "Ir anyone was an uie house, s he wus locked in thl• clw-et " T1n<J !\1111 's p.1rt•nt:.. L:irry and n r l' n d a II a g c m a k e r . w l' r c d i\ o rce<l last month. orr1c:1als say Aod Mrs I lagcma ke r. l<J. moth<>r of two othE.•r children. ap- parently decidt.·d then to spe;ik c1ut about her daughter 's short. tor mented life and her death 2• ~years ;.igo. Laramie County Sheriff Denni:-. Flynn said of Mrs. llagcm akcr, But after l>cing usked by the port a uthor ity to temporarily poslpon~ the cffoc·t of the a ppeals l'tHH·t ruling. t he U.S. Supreme Court on Od. 7 ordcrt.•d thal the l~mdini.:s ~ dcluyNJ while it con- side t'l'd the reques t. In that n .. '<tuest. port authority la wyer Patrick FalvE.•y said the a p pl'uls cour 's r uling would cause irreparable ha rm because 1t would permit Concorde opera- tions "before the authority has determined that s uch flights will not result in successful noise-suits ... Fah·c,· d<>!-.c:ribcd JFK. situat 1•d in the New \'ork borOUJ:h or <2Uel'nS, US "One or the busiest in- t l'l'O ational airports in the world :-.1t u.1ted in a noise-sensitive com- m ll n I l ,. 0 r a I m 0 S1l s 0 0 . 0 0 0 hum co"•ners. · · Prone Page A 1 "Durinl! 12 yC'urs of marriage, SUSPECT sin• haJ no contact with hl'r • • • purcnt:-. ;111cl others, ;.ind :-.he was res t r i cte d in hl!r a cli\'it v fromthc lcfl sideofhis che st. he rself." . P l)lice sa id they found ~o .. Al' WI..,._.. Or.Whit FOR QUICKER LIQUOR, JUST ADO WATER Pre-mixed Cocktell• Include Alcohol Dry Martini Powdered Booze Due WASHINGTON <AP ) -The ultimate in the dry mar tini may ht? headed for the American market -powdered booic. · Af te r h ca r ! n g M r s . \1 t•<i pon at the-st'l·nc but dtd • ·--· '11 trf~mdKc~·~tG'ff,···omc111w--~"1\'utC'~~H·ber ~!mvl!iti.on .iii.c- charged her former husband. a Bai le~ 's auto. ~"""-'--' '4~~ .. -.._-....= --..: ...._._ $236, 756.Jackpot Hit The Treasury Oeparlmenl's Bureau of Alcohol. Tobacco and Firearms is studyinJ' powde red alcohol. developed by a Japanese .firm and being conside red for sale in pre-mixed cocktails. . . . 'T1ii; ACTUALALCoHOL:'SrlLL ln fr<tuld 'f o7m:"iSThunY RENO <AP) -A Calirorni~ woman celebrat ed he r 57th birthday e arly today by hitting a $236. 756 jackpot .. thcw0rld 's bigF:estc\~. . Lor ict> 1 la rtw g or Sacramento st ored her big w indfall at 12:30 a .m . at Hurolds Club he re . the ca~ino re ported. l larolds publicity director Susan Harr is said :\tr ... H artzog got her jackpot after pumping s-10 into lht:' sa m e SI progrcssin• slot m achine that dcli\:ered t ht.• old record ol Sl80.888 to n San Francisco man 1n Apr II · "She j ust a bout fainted, .. s aid lhss Han is She said Mrs . Hartzog. a r etired bakery shop wor ker ;ind the \\1fc of a retired ci\'il service "orker. has bee n rominl! to Harotas "for ycnrs and ~·cars. W1.' r c m c m l><.'r her fro m the 1950s. ·· SI,200 Holdup .. Gun,.toter Nabbed By New('ort Police A man suspected or being the shotg un-toting bandit who forced his way into a closed Newport Beac h disco Sunday afternoon was taken int.o custody moments · afier the Sl.200 robbery, police reported t<>day. _ B09kM into Newport Beach ci- ty ja il were the s uspect and a companion who were slopped by police about one mile from the scene or the 2 p. m. holdup. Randolph Thomas Lambert, 24, of 807 W. Stevens Av~ .. Santa Ana and Eddio Allen Lovest. 23. of · Pas adena are being held on sus picion of armed robbery. Their bail has been set at $25,000 pending their first court ap· eearanceTucsd~. -"P..oTrceth.imL.ovestwas"iden-· tified es the man who rang. the delivery door bell a l the disco located at 630 Newpor t Center D rive and then gr eeted the ja nitor who opened it with a double·barrel shotgun. The janitor , William Lloyd Frost; told police he was alone in the establishment at the time. cleaning it up. He said the bandit ordered him to open the offi ce. but Frost ex- plained he dido 't have keys to the Qlficc_ • The bandit then ordered him to open the two cas h registers from which he took the money and put H in a trash bag. F rost sald the gunman told him to walk into the walk·in freezer and handcuffed him to a shelf. Be fore he left, the robber told Fi:ost he'd call police to come let the janitor out. But Frost said as soon as he heard the man lea ve, he sU pped the cuff off his wrist and sum- m oned police. Police broadcast a description or the gunman from the scene and .patrolm a n Mlk e Deladurantey spotted the man itl a car approaching Jamboree Road on San Joaquin Hills Road. The officer waited unUJ be had two otberofficers lo back him up. then stopped the car on Ford Road.J>olice allege they found a double barrel shotgun and SJ ,200 incashinthecar. I 13 Indicted . A-:'9 _.,."'-• .. ~---.. ---- For 'Arson' BOSTON CAP> -Thirteen persons secretly indicted in con- n e c tl on with a n a ll eged mllltimiUion-dollar ar son.for. hire ring were a rrested in a series of predawn raids in the Boston area today:-: Three public adjustor s, a re· tired Chelaea fire captain and a lawyer ·Were among thoS'e taken to the-John D. M<:Cor mick stall• build ing after their arresLc;, ac cording to a s pokesma n for stale• AUy. Gen. Francis X. Bellottt, whos e orrices are in lhe building Public "'djus tors ar(' pro- fe11sjonaJ negoliators hired by property owners to obtain setUc- m en ts from insur a nce com - panies. JJ.ycar ·old television rc·pa1rma11 Bailt'y has three warrants from Trinity. Ala .. wi th fir-.1· from Minnesota issued a gainst degree murder in his daughter .., J11 m on sexual &ssault, a~gravut· death fie has bt•cn Jailed without 1•d ;i,:-.ault ;md burglary charges, bond in Decatur Ala 01 h11.1 n •1>orll'fi. \t ·• h1'.1nni.:'. h1• n ·fuwd t 11 T hi· \\om;m "'ho filed rape ",1111· 1·\11 ,1111111111 111 \\ ~hminJ.! l h.1rJ.!'-':-. Jga11ht Bailey said they \11 t'\1 1 J1h111111 hearing 1' 'l'l ml'l 01·1 !I :1l a lluntin~ton Beach lkC' 11; 11·-.t;1ur.11ll ll.1g1•m<,1k1•r , .. r11•d '" mrinth' Thi• 1·011pl1• \\ l'Ol l o the 111 ).11l 1n ,\l.ili..1111.1 .1lll·r 11l1•Jdmg \\11ma11' h1111 n• Y.hl·re Batley al- gu11l:!> 111,•h1ld Ol.'l(ktt 111 c.:unncC' l1·~l.'dly lw,1\ Jlld rnped he r , t11in ''1th the ~·.;On,.: TtnJ .\nn <h'ht1.1 .... ud ,uiren.'fl v.hen 'ht• \\,1., an infant lier a rm ::ind nn ... e were: brokt'n untl for a long 111nc urt<'r\\a rd~ Joan Little s h1• crit'<I out 111 tPrror whenever • .1 rn an {' ume nt•<Jr lll'r When :-.hc was ft \'l' months old. /\l;1bama wcHarC' orftc1als look he r from hl'r parenrs and put her in a foslt•r home. For nearly four years, she was ha ppy. Rut then the Ala bama we lfare dcpurtmcnt decided Tina Ann !. ho u let bt.• re l u rn ~I lo her parent!\. The foster pa rents. Mr and Mrs. Wayne McC:ra\'y, !'aid the social workt•r' 1\hO took l'in.J Ann from them prom1~cd lhat she would be closel)j watched and that the parents would not be al- lowed to lake her out of the slate But in 1974 the Hagem akers took T ana Ann and moved to Cheyenne. In J une 1975 they re· turned to Alaba ma -without T ina AM On Jan. 28, 1975. s he had ap- parently been be<ate11 to.death. Laramie {:ounty Atty. Thom as Carroll said her body was buried unde r a shack no rtheas t of Cheyenne. Four months late r, he s aid the body was dug up and burned. and Tina Ann 's remains we re scattered across the coun- tryside. Officials have declinE'd lo say why this was done or how it was accomplished. In Decatur. Mrs. Mccravy re- membered T ina Ann as a -frtght~ child. ~!I an-infant. after s1'ie WilS1R>Sl>lta1ired~ j ust screamed and was tcr· rified, .. Mrs. Mccr avy s aid. "She terrified of men. It was a long time before s he would let m y husband hold her · · Now. 212 years after her J]eath. searchers a re sc ouring the prairie northeast of Cheyenne. looking for a trace of Tin a l\nn·s rem ains. La ramie County Sheriff's dep- u t 1 <'s and m e mbers of the Colorado State University an· lhropology department found ~11ml' hone fr:.i~ m c nts they bc:lh.'\'C camt• from lhc girl's re mail"$, Vlvnn said. L::i hor;ltory tests confi rmed !hut some or the fragments a re of human origin. Hunt Widens RA LEIOH. N.C. CAP> -The attorney for J oun Llttlc. who escaped from her campus-like p r i s on d o r m i l o r y • s a y s· authorities had been invcstigal- inJ! several allegal1ons a ga inst he r since last month. M b s Little, who would have bc ~n eligible for parole next month from <1 seven-to JO-year i.e n le n~c Cur burg lary, as believed to ha"e scaled a fence at the minimum security Nortb Carolina Correction Center for women Saturday. Fro• P•ge Al lllJACK .•. 1t over the French Riviera on Thursday. The West Germa n government s aid it could not confirm beyond doubt that the dead man's body .was that of the c hie r pilot, J uer gen Schuma nn But a spokesman sa id the dead man had a notebook containing the n am e Monika Schuma nn, the chief pilot's wife. Monika Schumann, who has son~ aged H and 2, told a German treWSJraPer" tast week that her hus b1&nd ex pect ed his pla ne m ight be hijacked some day, and told her "IC that happens. just st ay calm. I'm not the type for dangerous heroics ... T he San Diego area wom an with a hellrt cond!Uon who was being held hos ta ge had been permitted to travel by her doctor only "if she took It e asy, .. says the woman's daughter. Christine Santiago, 44 . of Santee. requires daily medica- tion to keep her blood p ressu re down. said Christine Durham. Mrs . Sonti ai:;o's 25·n a r ·old duughtcr. State Department officials con· fir med Mrs. Santiago and her 5-ycar·old son. Leo, wer e on the German jetliner. * * * particles ~uspended in a powder that looks like a gelatin desert mix. And, in fuct. the first sales of the product in Japan have been as a rose wine gelatin. Bul cocktails in s mall cans or foil packets are being ~ludied for the Ameriean ma rke t. Globa l Mar keting of Seattle said dis.- I nbulion in this country depends on how the Treasury Depart- m ent decides to tax the product. A TREASURY DEPARTMENT s pokesm an. who sa id the product's safety will be chcckro, noted that orrtcials were havi~g :.ome problems cl~ciding how to apply tax laws wntlen for liqu&d a lcohol to a powder. ' Mike JUll of Global Marketing sa id initia l plans. if t.be gov· t?ro mcnt appro\'es, call for cocktails that could be made by sim· ply adding water to the product. .. He noted that there a re pre·mixed cocktails on the market. as well as powdered mixes lo which the drinker adds his own alcohol to make a cocktail. but s uid this powder would be less bulky and easier to use. WITH THE POWDERED PRODtJCT, for example, a custom er could te ar open nn envelope. add water and have a whiskey sour. daiquiri, Bloody Mary or other cocktail, HUI said. /\ government spokesman said the product could have a sub- stantial effect on alcohol use. notably by campers and others car· ryi~ food int~lhe~!lds. vu;o Fil•iitg ,._ TV's 'Challenge' Opened to Publfu-:=: Events of television ·s Celebr(ty Challenge of the Sexes. being (ilmed this week in Mission Vie· jo. will be open to the pubUc without charge. Howev~r. a Mission Viejo Company spokesman said seat- ing at some of the activities. particularly thos e a t th Capistrano Valley High School gy mnasium, will be limited. Promoters oLt.be quasi-s p0rts compeUtlon between -mate--Jtid re m a le tele vis ion a nd m ovie stars have made some changes m the lineup of events and com- petitors. One event, rodeo riding. hru. .. f'roa Page Al GAS ••• curre nt patterns. The 9 a.m . call to the beach In the v icinity of 17121 So. Pacific Ave .. brought county fire men. sheriffs deputies. Orange Coun- ty Harbor Patrol officers from Sunset Aquatic Park and Hunt- ington Beach lifeguards. been scrapped. Steve Ford, son of the former president, was to have ridden in that contest. A basketball event bas been added. It will take place at 4:30 p.m. Saturday in the Capistrano Valley High gym bet\Veen Kevin Dobson of "Kojak" and an un· na m ed female opponent. The toble ' tennis match that was to have taken place Saturday at 9:.30 a.m-.at lhe Jlig.b~..acbool _ will be played at 3 p.m. Thursday . bet ween Phyllis ~George ·ana an-.-. und esignat~ male foe. It will take place at the Marguerite Recreation Center. Three stars have been added to the co mpe t ition and one has dropped ouL Robert Culp....won:L :<wim against Susa n Saint James beca use of a sore shoulder . Lo la Fa lana will be Levar .. B u rton 's o p pon e nt in "lhe-- tr h1l hlon event Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. Oly mpic dc<."athlon c hampion B ru ce J e nn e r will ,ride skate boards ag ainst Kristy Mc Nichol and Jae~ Klugman will pl ay eight-ball against Suzanne Som ers. DAILY PILOT -T-wo Mink- Capes Stolen --Boy:-'1-W ant-M.y -y..-Bac~-- 1 .. o--o.n10.11,Pno• '"'"'-""'''.,.,.. ~fNI He~ ....-.. ,, ., ..... ,""'"""''"t°'"""Oi' ~\tPwb11Vu""1 C.onw..,v ~.t*~·t~oH• IMlblf~f'f ~lf'Wf•~ ""'-~ ,.'1(M'\' ,,,,, c.,.,,. •w. Ht~t IMe<". H""''""°" ... ._,,~ ... lf't Vttlf 'I h~lf'I, ~•fJCll~ll V•Ot'f 4"'4 ..._ ..... ~"""'" .............. f..dl flCJll" " P'11~•,,,_l'J \llllhltlJA<n ""10 ~'f'\ f~ ,.,~ .... 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Manager Ric ha rd Mitche ll . who lives in the office-apartment at 450 Victoria St., told "police so m eone entered through a bedroom window bet weeo 3:30 and 8:45 p.m. Sundpy while hf' w as a w ay, r a nsacked t he quar ters and mllde off with Lhe capes, Police did not know why the manager kept the two capes in his apartment. Thieves Steal Cars NEWHALL <AP) -Thicvl'!I ha ve stole n (ivc and 1.1ossibly right r::irs from Vince Wiese Chevrolet. l..os Angeles County sheriff'!'I de11ulic<1 reportl'tl They rut u lock In the choin hnk fence around the dealer:<hlp Sunda.v ntGht. • p Families of Hijack VictirruJ &Jg for Thsit-RekaJfe ' . RONN. West Germany (1\P> -"Mr. Cha ncellor. I want my inommy back." read the s-ign carried by IO·year-0ld Mike Brod. one of lhc friend!> and relatives of air bi.Jack hos tages who came today (o plead for their loved ones' hvcs . The boy·s mot.her . .Jutta Brod, was one of at least seven wome n who won a week's vacation on the Mediterranean Island nr M ojor<.'u in beauty conl('Sls. ONTllE WAY HOME THURSDA V, thei r pla ne was hijacked hy terrorists demandin~ the release of 13 terrorists held In West Gcr muny and Turkey. The plane today was in Mogadishu. Somal(a. where the hijackers were threatening to blow \t up. Young Mike, sta ncl1ng with tea rs in his eyes before the office of West Ge rman Chancellor llelmut Schmid t. was too emotlonnl to talk wi lh rcpor k rs. His father. Paul. spoke for him. "/\II special interests arc represented in the crisis starr," the fathe r sailf. "I want to kn11w who rt>present11 th(' Interests or the hostn~cs. This 1s the question l will usk of the cha ncellor." NEARLV A DOZF.N RELATIVES and close rrlends or lhc 86 hij~1<·k hostages ~athered al the heavily guarded chancellery, whrre Schmidt and hi~ crisis stare met to plan government movei, in the hijack drama • Bonn clomped a n<'ws blackout on neRoliat lons with the hi· Jff<'k<'rs nn<f lfliV<' no ind1catwn "'ht?lhf'r it will free the jnlled ter ron sts " Others ill the group out.stde Schmidt's office included Sabine Lidtke. whose 16-y\?ar·old daughter, Simone. was one of the beau- ty contest.winners aboard the plane. The mother brother and sis· ler of 19-yeaf-old Diana Muell, also a beauty <:ontest winner. s oon" joined the group . _..,_ _ A MIDDLE·AG ED WOMAN, HER eyes red from tears, declined to talk with reoorters and had to be s teadied by a friend. The bearded. :JS.year-old Brod said he and ht.s son drove l'\ear• ly 70 miles from their home in Altendlez to Bonn to talk with gov-· crnment leaders. A school-age daughter stayed hpme. "I am not ve ry hopeful," Brod s aid. "aut I have waited four days already for a decision. I didn't wunt to feel guilty because J had not made-every a ttempt to save my wife. The refore. 1 must see the ehoncellor . '' DE8PITE THE IR WISHES, BROD and the other!! were una· hie to meet with Schmidt. Aides s aid the c hancellor was meelln.c with his crisis sta rt. · Instead. the friends and rclutive!I were us~red past \lie ;lrrtrcd guards Into the chancellery for !1 meelfog with state 11ecretaries Manfred Schueler und Ernst Haar. After the m eeting the Brods and the others left wilbout speak·~.).. • mg wlthreporters. • -Qr.ange ·GoaSt . EDIT I O N ~ :tot11;trs Closing ~ .. '1'.Y. St~ks'" . VOL. 70, NO. 290, 3 SECTIONS, 28 PAGES -ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1977 l N/C TEN CENT Pork Preservative Cause· of Amnesia? u..., ..... _ .. _ BIOLOGIST JENSEN CHECKS RAT MEMORY Says Meat Preservative Induces AmnHla Beachcombers Hurt By Tear £as F..umes · By-Alt'l'IRJR a: VINSEL ~• l'trfl'crar "tb• Cff\fbty; o. .. MtorN11eSW. liaiardous Chemical Task For"Ce t A beaeh·combing father and say is not or militar y oMgin. ·son who examined a plastic· Sh 'Ir d · 1 1 ed wrapped ob''ect that washed up in en s eputles a so Po nt ~ out the-tear gas c anisters . --Seal Beaeh. suffered· injuries • washing up at least three days Sumi1ly when-a camster of pure earlier. were nQt typical tear gas tear gas inside broke open. spew, grenades. but actual containers . ing the area with fumes. holding bulk supplies One fireman from the Orange Suspicions were 1mtally dirttt· County Fire De p a rtme nt's ed at nearby Seal Beach Na\'al nearby Sunset Beach station also Weaoons Station. where tons of sutrered from effects of the whJte ammunition aud other m1htary powder lit one of t wo containers weaponry arestored. wrappedtogelher. Several p ersons told in- Fireman Dale Johnson. 22, veslig,ators they had seen the o'cfd. Loren"f\ltrueda. 45. and his son little pa~el lying on the beach Joe, 13, were treated at a nearby while strolling a nd bead)'- . hospllal and released. according com bing over the past three to authorities. days, but thought nothing of it. They suffered diziiness plus Fl9'.Sam and jetsam washes up • _ ,.seve.r.e skin il'Titation and itrila· nearly every da.Y along Surfside tion of the eyes and mucou~ Colon y and Suns et Be a cli"'"s membranes from exposure to"lhe strand. due to their nearness to powderedteargas. Lon~ React\ Harbor and water Mystifi_ed a uthorities. today • current patterns . wer! trying lo det ermine the _ Th~.JLa.m. ca!L.\2.lhe_beach i~ orfihn orll\e marertat. WhtNr e1't· the .flcinity of 11121 So. Pacific c.arter S a ys Treaty F a cts 'Not Known' WASIIlNGTON <AP> -Presi· dent Carter, stepping up his drive for ratif~atlon of the Panama Canal treaty, tolcl-e new blue-ribbon committee of treaty supporters· today that the American pe0ple have not heard the full story about the pact. "It's crucial to me that the American people know the facts abouU.bc_tr~._ which have so far not been succesSfulTY pro- mulgated ," Carte r told the panel, which met with him in the White Rouse. The committee includes busi- ness and labor leaders, former military olf\cers and members of past administrations who banded together s pecitically to support the treaty under fire from foreign pohey conservatives. enter told'-caHed -winnfn'g Senate approval of the pact one ol the most important and perhaps one o( the most dltncult <See CANAL. Page A2) WOMEN :TVRN PIPE SMOKERS A Costa Mesa tob•cconisl has 1 ea~ tbe title Woman Cham· pion PtpeSmoker. J\ vc.. brought county firemen. sheriff's deputies. Orange Coun- ty Harbor Patrol office-rs from- Sunset Aquatic Park and Hunt- ington Beach lifeguards. By PIDUP ROSMARIN Of U.. C>.olly ~llet St•H Low doses or sodium nitrite. a preservative used in cured pork meats such as hot dogs, hams und sausages. cause amnesia in rats. according to findings by an international team of research biologists working at UC Irvine. · The memory-a lter ing doses arc equivaJent to the amoW)t.s of the chemicals found in the foods, lhc scientists say. White the researchers stress that so far the chemical effect has been detectfd only in rats and mice. they say the question of its possible Influence on the human brain ought lo be ex· a mined . They predict the Food and Dru~ Administration will start a testing program or its own when the UCl research is published. The research findings will be announced next month al a meet· in$t or the Society for Neuro- :-c icnce in Anaheim. The startling reacllon to the chemical preservative was dis- covc red unexpectedly d1aring learning experiments with ro- dents, part of-a major s tudy ot the physical causes of senility in aging brains. The research is headed by Dr. J am es L. McGaugh, UC J vice chancellor of academic affair8 and professor of psychobiology: McGaugh and his research asr soclates, selected from thre~ continents, are studying the et· feet of aglng on learning and memory in rats. i "We're trying to figure out what goes on in the brain when memories are formed." he sflid <See AMNESIA, Page AZ> . . . Pope to Be Hostage? Poni iff Makes Off er to Terrorist B~nd VJ\ TICA~ CITY CJ\ p ' --Pope many jnnocent men" with "com· A Wc.-st German governm~nt arrr-vr:-rn an a11p1 ec~~--J>~-a~s.ouow, ·· -spornmilll said in Bonn-t~ deadline first to 7 a .m .t PbT, then t:~~ ibeA A> S·'.¥\ p.m., m"SOma tra. m O\'l', said today he was wl llin~ He a ppealed to the "con·. was apparently shot dcad 'belore to offer himself as a hostage to scicnt'e" of the hijackers to stop the Lufthansa Booing 737 jet look obtain the release or hostages in their "cruel undertaking ." of( la t.c Sunday from South the hijacked Lufthans a jetliner Ile also a ppenlcd to "all Yetncn. His body was dumped on The WC$t German government let a Sunday · deadline pass without any attempt a t com- pliance. However, it sent negotiators to the airport in -Mogadishu ,in-an ..e«ort lo nY.e. the hostages . who inrJude a California woman with a heart condition and her S.year-old SOl)- held in Mogadishu. Somalia. responsible to make everything the runway shortly af~er the in a tele gram to J oseph possible to avoid furt.hcr shed· ai rl!n ~r I.and e d without Cardinal H~ffner of Cologne. ding orinnocefilt>lood ." perm1ss1on in Mogadishu, lhe_ head of \fle German Episcopal The German pilot of the plane Somali capital. Conference, the 80-year-old pon·' was shot and killed before it The four hijackers have de- tiff st:itcd: landed in ~1o~~dishu. oCficials mor:idcd the r~lease of l~Lter- "H it would be of use. we,wouJd sa id The htJac ke r s have ro n s ts impris one d in west The American ambassador in Soma Ha. said German_ and Somali negotiators convinced the hijackers lo extend the deadline. even offer our person for the th reatened lo blow up the plane Ger m any and Tur:kcy •. and pay._ liber ation of the hostages." with 86 rem aining he>stages· un-m·ent of $15 million. No effort to The pope said he was following ll•l:ls their demands arc met by meet the demands wu· r~ported "the terrible sufferings of so s ·30 p.m. PDT. " as the hij ackers extended their (See IUJACK, Pace A2> Concorde Ian~s O e are d \\'ASIONGTON <API -The U S. Supreme Court clc•an.-d thl' way today for landin.:i. or the Con"Cordl' 'SUpe1·imnn· jct hn~r ,Jl :-.!cw York's John F . Kennedy In· ~aU11naL.AiJ1m·\. An alrllae spokesman said the plane woukf be test-landed Wednesday and might be'in daillC Olghts Nov. 22. Britis h Airways and Air France said through spok~smen in New York that they would con· duel a joint famlliarlzallon night to Kennedy Ai rport Wednesday morn int.: on a Concorde taking off from Pans. T he carriers said they hoped to begin daily setv1ce from London and Paris to Kennedy by Nov. 22. T he 1ustices turned down, without comment. a request by the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey that they order a delay to alt Concorde operations at JFK until a formal appeal could be filed with the court. Today·s action does not pre- vmt the 1'(>~ atithority from fll. Ing such ~n appeal. ln the in· lerlm. however, it atfpears that commercial flights orthe British· Frepch airilner New York of. -fici•b have -fe~ht-aga~ f-0r nearly two years will begin serv· Ing the airport. Britis h Airways and Air France are the onl y airlines or. <See SSf, Page A2) . . $40 ·Invested $236,756 J ackpot Hit RE:'\0 l:\P> :\ California wo man cele brated l\fan Shot, Suspected OfHBRape h<'r 57th bffthd<.ty early today by hitting a 5236,756 J:u·kpot. the \\Orld·s h11U!C'st C'\'Or . A Minnesota ~an. sus""cted Lon e<.' ll:1rtmg of S<.1cramt•ntn scored h er big ·~ f I by pohcc of raping a HunlinAlon \\tnU all <Jl 12:30 ;1 rn . at Jlaro c.l:-.Clubhl•rc. thcc<ts1no Beach wom an. is 111 ~tahlc but rop_o r tL'd. ' _ &ua rdc4, condition today al. Harolds publicity director Susan.Harris saJd &!rs. Pacifica l1ollRaJ aftff' betftt . ,_ . .H~ulD>ot fter P.»lllP.ID,1 ~ into the , lbot ta &Mdlest Friday. b ~ tJl. same st progressive slot machine that delivered the ~ fleer. . --...:.. old record o( $180,886 to a San Francisco man Jn April. David Joe !J.ailey, n. bad re-- "She j ust about tainted," said Miss Harris. turned to the home oi...a a-year: She said Mrs . Hartzog, a retired bakery shop old Huntington Beach woman be worke r and the wife of a retired civil service worker, allegedly raped Oct. 9 aner call· "' b I t Jf Id "f d w ing h er almos t daily and ,,as een com ng o aro s or years an years. e apologizing for the assault, Gaid '--r_c_m_e_mbe_r_h_c_r_r_ro_m_t_h_e_1_9_50s_·l_· · ___________ .... police S«t. Luis Ochoa. The woman toJd police. Bailey ~1,280 Bet·dap wanted to see her again and pick up a watcb he had left at her downtown Huntington Beach home where the rape occurred. G N b b d Police staked out the house and un-toter a e •.~~~~~~Ito arrest Balley at Bailey allegedly resisted aoo • p , . omcer nm Christensen fired 8 BN Newport-0 ice -~b~~~ ~l!_oUnto the_su~·s ~ Bailey then ran about 200 feet A man suc.-..tecl of being the -police about one-mue from lhe beforehefelland..was.arrii(ecl, --• ~-r ed h h ld -.Tb..e apJ)arentlY unarmed shotgun-toting bandit who ore scene oft e 2 P .. m. o up. Ba'iley .unde~urgery Fri his way into a closed Newport Randolph Thomas Lambert, day nlght '°""'emoval or 8 slq Beach disco Sunday afternoon 24,.of 807 W. ~leven!J Ave., Sant.a from theJellsliJeofhls chest was tuen-~uatody-m~1 f PanddEddie At':1 Lo1'~~ 23• Ponce said -they*found· mr after the $1,200 robbery, pol ce o as~ ena are ng e on weapon at the s e.ne but. d.d reported today. sus picion of armed robbery. · c ! Booked Into Newport Beach ci· Their ball has been set at ~.000 locate ;22 caliber ammunition m y )an werel.fie su~n 1md,-]>encttng-tneh--finl court-ap--Baile): 5 auto. __.__ companion who were stopped by pearance Tuesday. Balley has three ,.,..arran~ Police claim Lovest was iden· from Minnesota isaued against tl fied as the man who rang the him· on sexual assault, a1Dav•t: delivery door bell at Plcassio's. ·ed assault and burglary cliarees -630 Newport Center Drive and Ochoa reported • then greeted the janitor who · • • . opened It with a double-barrel The woman who filed rape shotg un. charges against Bailey said they The janitor, William Lloyd met Oct. 9 at a Huntington Beach Frost. told police he was alone in restaurant. the establishment at the Ume, . cleaning itup. The,coupte1 went to tbe He said the bandjt ordered him woman a home where BaUey al- to open the office. but. Frost. ex-le gedly beat aJ\d raped her, plained he didn't have keys to the Ochoa said .. oificc. , The bandit then ordered him to open the two cash registers from -WJiich..he.Jook...the ... Dl.OD.el'..Jll\d.J.\IL_.., __ It In a trash bag. , Frost saJd the gunman told him to walk into tht! walk-in freeier and handcuffed him lo a shelf. Before he left, the robber told Frost he'd call police to come let the janitor out. But l'To6t said as soon as he heard the !"\an leave. he slip.,ed the cuff off his wrist and sum· <See GUNMAN, Pase AZ> Woman, 73, H i.ts !lootlu, Uninj ured An elderly Newport Beach woman esca.ped injury Sunday after she lost control or her car nnd mowed down two telephone booths and a-block wall fence in Costa Mesa. Late night through mid· mornina tog and low clouds with huy afternoon sunshine Tuesday. Lows tonight S9 to 63. High Tues- day near 70. IN81DET08A Y Can the~~ bock /rom o J.1 dl/ldl in the World Serie•'! Only three teom.t hooe. Storiu, B 1. ..... She's Jean Bain ahd she says women pipe and cigar smokers are coming out of lhe closet. Page Cl. -• OM.!!_P ......... .,.~~ COUt(TY FIRE CAPT. JIM CASLIN HANDLES CAN.,.,Vl'NlfD!~CflfSUtT Chemk:at Found at Suneet Betteh Turned Out to Be Concentrated Taar o .. Police said the y found J osephine Byllesby Ornn. 73, sbUen bu• 11nirij11,..,,...atter the 9:05 a.m. accident Sunday at USS Harbor Blvd. -· \\ . Jl2 DAILY PILOT NJC Sailor· Dies at Regatta Newport Beach resident James S. Tyler succombcd to a hear.:t attack Suturd1ty in Sao Diego where he was participat- ing in the Mission Bay Yacht Club's Lido 14 Invitatio nal Regatta. Ile was 43. Mr. Tyler. an engineer for the Garrett Air Research Company • of Manhalt1tn Beach, was one or the top sailors natipnally in the Lido 14 class. lie also competed in the Lehman 12 dingh~ clas!) and was the first president of the national associalion of Santana 20 sailors. He was a longtime m ember or the Balboa Yacht Club. Friends said ~tr. Tyler was stricken afwr the second race of the regatta Saturday. 1 lls wife. Mary J ane. was dr1vin~ ham lo a hos pital when has condition worsened. She slopped lhe car a nd t•alled paramedics who rushed Mr. Tyler to a nearby hospital. He was pronounced dead on arrn·al. Aecording to friends. :\tr. T~·ler had no prc\'iou:; history of poor -health. Memo r ial servi tes are schl•dulcd for 3 p.m. Tuesday at Pacific \'iew Chapel in Corona del Mar. Mr. Tvler was born a nd raised in Pasadena and graduated with a degree in engineering from Cal Tech . lfo had hved 10 Newport •. Beach since 1000. Be-sides hi!) wife. survivors in- -"-elude .three daughter~. Kat~~ l\J ar.v Jo and Amy of the family home. 1910 Tahuna. Terrace: hb mother, Mrs. Albert Tyler or San )I arr.no. and a brother. Stephen. of WeMwood Fro• Page .. \ I SST ... fl·rin~ Coocordt• fl1~hts . To datf.', the only regularly scheduled Concorde flights to the t:nlted States ha\'t> been landing at Dulles International Airport near Washington. On. Sept. 19. the 2nd JJ.S. Cirhllt Court of Appeals in New York rejected two requests by the port ~thority to overturn a federal trMI court·~ ruling that Concurclc 01H~rat1on'> ... t JFK could begrn Oct. 20......_- ln its ruling, howev~t\ the ap- peals court said landings could begin "f o rthwith," and s polcesmen for both airlin~ slid they intended to touch down the first of a series of test nights sometime in mid-October. Senjors' Aid Rip-offs Told Ways in which senior cltiiens are sometimes cheated in getting medical treatment will be the subject of a talk at 3 p.m . Tues- day at the Costa Mesa Senior Citizens Club. Shirley... Rainbow will speak OD. "R i p-offs and Misrepresenta· lions in the Medical Field." The meeting will be at the Commun1ty Recreation Center. Orange County Fairgrounds orf Vanguard Way, Gate 2. across from Citv Hall on Fair Drive. Ad m0lssion is rree. Silver, Jewelry Taken in Burglary A Balboa Island man s'unday reported the loss of $3, lSO worth of silverware and jewelry to Newport Beach police. Roland Clark of 231 Agate Ave. said the theft apparently oL• curred while he was gone duri n~ the weekend. Investigators said they could find no evidence of torced entry into the Clark home ORANGE COAST 1umt1 mm- TN-t>'t9ftQ!t Co•\I 0.ity ll't'04 ._."'-"''"' '' ~ °'""'" ,,_. ,..,..,,...,"'· '' OVOll~ tw uw· 0--,.._ l"' ~··-· ....... c.-..... '"-............... . OUOt \hf4 MoN.:t•Y tfllrfN0'-1 ''~f fOf (4>\tA ~ N+--1 &-!H~. """'~ lloH~·~t•'ft van., lrvlftt. t•MtttNC.• V•il•• .,.,.,. ~=~:~~·~·=--~·;:. P"'<~ -IW... DIMll " Ill l:JO °"tfl fUY -.c..te-c.-... •oi.it __ .. _ .,,.~f\t •fWI """''~ J ..... """"' II~•,..,., .... , .... °"""'.-~ ,_ .. 11_ ...... ,._ .•. _...... ........... adllol CllHll11f ..... •'<-" ..... 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McGaugh said the sodium nitrite reaction was a "sur· prise." lie said tha t when it wus in~ct 'ed into both rats and mice Tn tl solution of distilled water, the ro· dents were unable to remember learning exercises taught within a n hour or so after injection. The animals were able to re· lain memory of the tests before being given the drug, and could relearn them after the effects of the sodium nitlite wore off. ~t cOaughsaKI. .. And," he ~aid. "the doses really are not very far from those "h1ch kids get eating hot dogs." lie added that the d~es con· tarned about as much !>odium nitrate as is found in "four or h\'e" frankfurters. MURDER CHARGE Larry Hagemaker ,.,w1.-...... T~MENTED LIFE Tina Ann Hegemaker Tort11re Death Dad Held in Girl's Beating -----.. ... l.-.,laeLa11d Company Loan - Starts Ti-end?· The long-term, $100 million lnun m ade to the Irvine Company by the ~rudential lnsuranc,e Company, is one of ttie largest t•ver made and is likely to be the Hrst 'of several used by the de- velopment company lo pay off ltlt $237 million loan. Company ofCl~iaJs announced the Prudential loan Frlday, ex· ptaming that the Insurance com:.... pany. which has helped finance some Irvine developments such as Fashion Island . made tbe loan when company officials aireed to secure it by a first mortgaae on a group or the company's numerous ground lea.a.es. Some estimates say that about 4,500 of the company 's 5,000 ground leases have ~n pled&ed against the loan. developmentoflbe lrvlnoRanch. Ranch. He dkt not elaborut.e further on the specifics or that lone·term strategy. Kremer further explained that the leases pted1ed, a1ainst the Prudential loan will not be afCect- ed by the flnanclal arrangement. "The use of the leases as stcuJ'lt.y will hav_e abtolutely no impact on the lesaees "and Uie Irvine Company ~Ill continue to own the fee interest ln the land,·· heuld. The Prudenllal loan, which reportedly was under negoUatioo since before escrow on the sale or the company closed this sum- mer. ls the third largest ot Its kind ever made in the United States, a company spokesman said. llti'llpreviewhis find ingsina7 CHEYENNE. Wyo. <AP 1 p.m. Nov. l lecture al UC J. Tin;1 /\nn llagemakl·r. SL·vcrcly Company Presideri,t. Peter Kremer declined to comment of the specific pieces of property An cxtr<1d1t1on heanll~ is set pledged and he declined to say 01·<" 16. whether there would be more The spokesman also pointed out that the tor was made by a division of th insurance com· pany that Is separate from Uie divi!>ion seeking to build a high· rise oCfice building ln Newport Cent.er sponsored by unive rsity cx· lll':lll'n h\' fwr father lhl· f1rsl tl'nsion. tlml· \\'lll'n shL· \\as JU~l fl\t' llas.:l'makcr Sl't\l'd six months similar loans forthcoming to pay :'lfcGaugh's laborutory cxpen-weeks old. ctiearnJ a(tt•r plcat11ni.: off the $237 million loan used to guilty to child lll'l-!ll•i.:l in conne(" buy the land company this sum· twn with the bcahn~ Tinu Ann mer. supervised by Dr. Robert. A. lier ncighhor-.. here never knew Jensen and Dr. Joe L. M<1rtmez she d"-'d Thl'\· nt'\'Cr knew she s uffered when she wus <in infant However. sources inside the Jr. of ~he..JlUl}i~ed States, Dr. ('\en cx1sh.>d . · -Be-rn-llftt-Oeum1 ~u-M~~at °'--'f'ht :.rriull. ~~led 1.41rl Jkr :trrn and llOSl' \\l'rl' broken, company and ln the finanical Mrs J nes' and for a long taml' ;_1flt•rwur<ls community point out that the $237 • 0 France and Beatriz J . Vasquei or had hccn kept in a closet, with a Argentina. . . l>lank et on the floor and nothing ~hc ... 1:.rJi'd 1>\lUn.Jruur_ wh~·c_r __ .miUi.9.Q ~hich came from a a man came nl'ar her. gro up ofnmebankSTed OyWellS-" - Whin 5he was r1,·c monthi. old. Jo'argo, was given on a short term Rites Set · Graduate stu~ents assist1ng·m else, for months al a tame. of· the research 1nclu~ed J oe ~· fi cittls say. She wasn 't allowed to ,\\abama welfare offtctal!> took bas is and a series of similar La cob. Teresa McGuiness, pav1d ~o ou~1dc· to play, and d1dn 'tat Marrujo and Scott Hem ess. . 11 ll'nd school. b~r from her parent:. a nd put her loans secured by first mort&ages 1n 3 Costcrhomt'. and refinancing of existing Wtedn sd For nearly four years, !>he wai. m6rtgages wUJ likely be used to e ay Fro• Pag~ Al HIJACK .... Armed soldiers surrounded Uw plane at a distance in front oJ I.he main terminal 10 the Sl>mult capital -the 1ct'::. ~ixth !>lop since two Arab1c-speak1n i! m('ri Jnrl two women commantJL•t:r£'rt- it O\'er the French Riviera on Thursday. The West Germun government s ard at could not confirm beyond d()ubt that the dead man ·s body was that of the chief pilot. Juergen Schum ann . But a i.pokesman said the dead man had a notebook containing lhe name Monika ~chumann . the chief pilot ·s wife. ;\f onika Schumann. -who has vms aj?ed 11 and 2. told a German ne.,.. spaQer \a::.l "cck lhal her hus band ~xpected fils plane m lght be hijack~me day, and~ told her: "If t.liat hfappen!I, ju.st stay calm. I'm not the t ype for dangerous heroics.·· The San Dieeo area woman with a heart condition wh6 was being held hostage had been permitted to travel by ber doctor only "i( she took it easy ... says · the woman's daughter. Fro• Pag~ A I GUNMAN ... moned polipe. Police broadcast a description of the gunman Crom the scene a nd patrolman Mike Deladurantey spotted the man In a car-aJlproadring-:hntboree Road on San Jo'!quin Hills Road. The officer waited until he had two other officers lo back him up. then stopped the car on Ford Road. PoUce allege they found ~ double'barrel shotgun and Sl.200 in cash in the car . Pickeroo '77 Continues in Today's Pilot Pigskin Pickeroo '77 continues to pit Orange Coast football famt ~ in competition for recoJ{niU on and prizt·s \\Orth S3.500. We~kly winners of thf.' 10-wcck contest are awarded a one-year membership iet -Nauti l us :Sew port .. u co-ed"fitness center preferred by area professional athletes. -- econTTnd -nm'ir.1'1~lF tranls win SIO gift certlrlcates that mav be redeemed at any store in South Coast Plaza. Costa Mesa. For details and entry blank. look ror Pigskin Pickeroo ·n ln the s porls pages oC today's, Tues day's and Wednesday·~ Dally Pilot. •• Contest Aim: "\ Center Design Costa Men City Council mem- bers are thinkJng about spending $10,000 to hold an architectural contest for the design of the city ·s proposed community center. The center is scheduled to he built on the city's Super Block, ao; part or the redevelopment of downtown Co6ta Mesa. The proposed contest wlll be dh1cussed durinJ( tonight's city c:ouncil,..meetinR which J(els un- der way at 6:30 in council chum bcrs at city hall. "~o one kncv. sh1; ":.&!> there." one lO\~l.lgator ::.aid "H ~111~om· "as tn the hou:-01" sht· "a:. lod,c<J an the <'11~l'l." Tin J Ann ' pan·nb. Larry and fl r l' n d ,J II :i..: cm JI.. l' r. "t: r ,. tlt\ or1:1-J l.1:-.t month. officiah s,\\' .\ml :\Ir::. lla~cmakt-r , :?ft, · m:11h1·r 11{ 1 .... n other t1llldrcn. ap p.1ri·111h il1·1·11li·<t tht·n lo spt·ul.. 11ut J bout hl·r .dJu~hlt.•r !> ,Jmrl t•>rmt>nh'tl 1..tr1• and h1•r 1lcj\h 21, yc·ars ai.to. Laramu.• Count v Shen ff lh-11n1..._ Fl\'nn sa1rl of :\Ir. fl<1gl·m..akf.'r. "Duruu: 12 vt'ar~ or marndg\•, she had no contarl .... 1th her parents and others, and .sh~ wa-.. restricted in her act1\'1 t y herself." Aft er hcar ln~ Mr s llagemaker's story. officials charged her former-husband. a :).')·year-old television repa1r!1l~n from Tnnitv; Ala. "'lh Carsl dn~n·1· m11rch·r 10 h1~ daughter·s dl'111lh . He hw. bc..~t1'Jatle<l "1thoul bond In Ot>catur. Ala. Al a heanng. he refused to wa1,·e extradition to Wyoman~ happy pay off the nine banks. · Rut tb(·n the Alabama welfare In announc1ng-the PrudenUal · - - ckpJrlml'nl dt•<."1dlod Tina Ann loan, -Kremer said, "The loan Ftiheral servl~ .;th be held 'houlrl h1· rl'lurncd to h er from Prudential is the first ma· WednesdayinCoronadelMarfor p.1t l·nb 1 he ru:-ter parent::., Mr. JOr step in placing first-mortgage Mildred Irene Jones. longtime anrl ~t r-.. \\'.l\nc :\f<'Cravy, said financing on several f>f the pre-Newport Beach resident who t hl· ,,.,nil '' 01 ke"" who took Tana \'ious ly unfinanced assets of the died Saturday at the age of 52. \11n trom tht·m promised that she company in keeping with our f4rs. Jones and her husband, "nulcl be <'lo:..t•h ' "ut~h~ and f1 nanic;nl strategy fOt' long-\.erm Lee. have been acl.lve members th.it 1hr p.trt•nts "oul<f not be nl · l of the Orange Coast YMCA. Mr . lrrn 1·d t•1 tJkl' hl·r out of the 11lall'. JoneS' served as president of tbe flut in 1974 the llu~emakers t oni.. Tina Ann und mo\·ed to Clt1·\ l'nlll' In J11n1• l!l7!) tltl'V n· turnpd lo /\lJbama wi thout Trn.1 :\n11 On J un 28. 1975. she hud up· parcntly been beaten lo death. Laramie County Atty. T)lomas Carroll said her body wa::. buried unde r a shal""k noTt~a~ •of Cheyenne. Four months later. he said the body was dug up and burned. and Tana Ann's remains were ~Cl:lllcretl acro~s the co1.1n· trysidc. Officials hove declined to say why this.was done or how if · was accomphshed. Four Arrested In Beating of CM Teen-ager Police arrested four men Sun- ~ay aftff a Gesta-. .. esa. ~ was altacl<ed aoobe.ire.n::---• - Daniel s. Collins. 19. escaped with 'only a small head wound afte r he was kicked and ~truck \oli •th• boUJeJA!be.2;2S a.m. inci- dent near the intersection ot An - dros and Buer Streets in Cccta Mesa , pollcesaid. Arrested on suspicion or as- sault wtth a deadly weapon were David Joseph Burden, 30, o( Baldwin Park ; Bryan Lee Harmon. 20, of West Covina. and Carl Eugene Harmon, 2S, or West Covina. A fourth suspect, Cecil Leon McDowel, 28. of Baldwin Park. was arrested on suspicion of as- sault and batt.ery. Police said the incident began when four men drove by and shouted Cieroutory remarks at Collins. who was sitting in a car. with friends. When Collins reportedly told the four to shut up, polices aid, he was attacked. One of bis friends --Mt&-te-. nearby. bo~d called pollce. F,....P-eeAl CANAL ••• tasks.he~~ ___ _ local organization and both were Instrumental In the drive to raise funds for construction of the Y's current facility at 2900 Universi- ty Drive, Newport Beach. In addition, Mrs. Jones was an active metober or St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church In Newport Beach and trequenUy was a volunteeT worker ror the Republican Party, _..-nr_e: ~ct!W:bl_ Newport Beach in ~ and were longtime .residents ot CUrf Haven. Mrs. Jones was actlve in the fight against the Pacific Coot Freeway. In addlUon to ber husband, of the family home at 104 Kings Place, Mrs. Jones leaves t;wo daughters. Cheryl Dumler ot E.I Toro, and Janel Lawrence of Mission Viejo; a son, Dale Jones of Po·ruand, Ore.; a sister. Geraldine Browne ot Gierut.le; a brother, John J enkins of Santa Marla; her mother, Julia M. Jenkins of Glendale, and seven erandchildnm. . Services will be sonducted at 2 p.m . nt Pacific Vrew Chapel. .Santa Anan Faces Drunk -ilrive--C&arge-. A Santa Ana man was slated to appear in the Harbor Judicial District Court today on felony charges or drunken drlvin1 after his car allegedly ran a red llltht and A1ammed lnt.o another JUJU> Saturday In Newport Beach. FOR QUICKER LIQUOR, JUST AOD WATER Pre-mixed Cocktail• Include Alcohol "Whal you do." tbe President told members of the panel. "will have far reaching imeact" on tbe Western Heml1pbere and perhaps on the entire world. Joe Ceja Amezcua, 25, was ar- rested at. the scene of the acci- dent at Paci.fie Coast Highway and Bayside Drive at about 11 p.m . ' Dry Martin~ Accordin..r to poH~e-: Powdered Booze Due The head ol the conuoittee, A verm 11arriman, on•<tlm• am· bassador to Moecow who has served as a government. envoy in many capacities, told Carter those seated around the Cabinet table represented only a tros11· !lectlon ol more than 100 persons who have joined the commlttee. Ameicua's car struck a vehicle drlven by Mark Jacque• or Costa Mesa. Jacques was taken to Hoag Memorial Hospital wh•re he Is listed In fair condlllon to-. day. .........._, Police s aid two teenage boys riding with Amezcua reported no Injuries In the crub nor did the m an they arrested. -WASHINGTON <AP I -The ultimate In tbe dry martini may be headed for the American market -powdered booze. The Treasury Department's Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and _EfCenrms.& W¥il'.!Il.u~wdered,alcohol. developed by a Japanese firm and being consldereorerSife 1!1 pre-mlie<r~lltl~. ..-HE ACTUAL ALCOHOL. STILL in Jiquld form. Is in Uny particles suspended In a powder that looks like a gelatin desert mix .. And. in fact, the first sa.les of the product In Japan have ~n as a rose wine aelatin. But cocktails ln small cans or fo1l packets are betns studied for the Amertcan market. Global MarkeUn1 of SeaUle sald dla· trtbution In this couitt.rrdepends on how the Treasury ~part· ment decides to tax the product. A TREASURY OEPARTM£NT spokesman. who said the product's sarety will be checked. noted that om ctafs were having eome problems deciding how to apply tax laws written for liquid alcohol to a p0wder . Mlke Hill of Global Marketing said initial plans, if t.he IOV· ernment approves. call ror cocktails lhat could be made by slm· ply addingwatertothe product. He not\R! that thcnfare pre•ftllKed cocktails on the market, as well a s powdered mixes to which the dnnker adds his own alcohol to make a cocktall, but said this powder would be less bulky and easier to u11e. • .. WITH THE POWDERED PROO\JCT. lor example, a customer coulrt tcur open an envelope. add water r.nd have a wh iskey sour, dolqulrL Btood y Mary or other cocktail, Hill said. A $lOVcmmern spokesman said the produc~ could have a sub· st :inti al ~fft'cl on alcohol use. notably by campers and otheni car· r~ anJ: food uilo the wilds. • ' Fll'lliiiiau ------- Harriman said yte 1roup COO· llnues tog.row. Members of lbe 1roup or- gan lied tbe..panel wlt.hout offlclal White iiouse involvement, .one aide said. But others said the committee srew out of a briakfaat for 1ooplnlon leaders" held at the Wblte House recenUy by a.tult force beaded by Hamllton Jordan, a top presidential uab· tanl . The. breakfaat w11 on• of several Whtte Houa. brfetlqs tor -.. Oilnfon THd•rin 1tnce Carter &MOUnced a1reement on • the pact thia year. -Newport Chief Speaks Tuesday Newport Beach PoUce Chief Charles Gross wUI s.,.ak at a mHUn1 ot the Newport Jlellbt.' Communlb' AuoclaUon at 7:30 p.m . Tu~ay. The meetlna, o~n to residenl3 of the area. will be held in the New port H el ghts School cafeteria, 30015th St ------~-.... School8 Nix 'Sexiat' Text SALEM, Ore. (AP> - Social studies textbooks that refer to "our foundlnt lathers" won' be accepted for us& ln <>recon achOols under recommendatlona of the 1t.ate'1 textbook com· mission. The "foundlna falbert" .Phrase was cited u an ex· :1mplc o( language showing o aexlst,. racist or ethnic bias. The Oreeon State Board ot Education wm receive the commtaalon '• report F~tday and deolde at lts Dec. lS meeUnc whether to accept t.ht Ult o( criteria for textbooks on soc:lal studies, mUftlC and home e<:oooml~,. -. • • ... EverylJody Gets Driv en Buggy It was a gathering or everv kind of called Bug-Jn 19. You could S(.'C Bugs that Volkswagen known to the globe· at Orange looked like Uuts or one that looked like a County International Raceway Sunday vintage dclin·ry truck, calll-d the Oldbug. • where VW enthus ias ts held an event that comes 1n kit form . MOl'lday, OCIOber 17. 1977 DAILY PILOT A.3 I Bubbly Deserved Co~t Horse Jumps to Victory By LAURIE KASPER Of .. o ... , l'llet SC..lf Mary Jakubiec went out and bought champagne on a recent mornlnJC for what she felt would be a celebration that evening. Bu.t by 2 p.m., her confidence waned so she drank one bottle of the bubbly wine. Still, there was enough left for later when her in- itial feeling proved true. She and The Britisher -which is owned by Dr. Carolyn NelsQn of Newport Bea~d trained b,Y Miss J nkubiec · Mis$1on Vie· jo Equestrian enter -won the puissance. the highest jumping competition. at the Forum •In- ternational Hors e Show in Los Angeles. "The Britisher ate the carna- tions and we drank the cham· pagne." Miss Jnkubiec"sald. They had cause lo celebrate. •'It's really a big, big thing," ex- plained Kathy Foder, manager of the stables. "If you're going to win a c lass anywhere in California. this is the place to do 1t." said Mbs .Jakub1e<'. who ~penrls about u week t-ach month taking lht· prize horst• to shciw~ F ew hor:-.l's compete 10 tha:-. Jum ping C'\'cnt. The trainer cstim ated that there are'only· 15 to 20 horses in the l'Ountry which c.an be cons idered for the puissanec. ;;;;;;~~::;;:;:=;=:;;:;:.:::;;:;::=:;::,=:,,,._:.:-::--r:-~~::~~h~e;!F:!e-a+e not \.'4ry lllWl.)WlL _ • Uiem thalnllW tnp-c-outll~'lamr--.. ,~:::::>:~; Bakke Briefs Asked Top Court's Move Could Mean Limited Ruling WASHJ'NGTON <AP J -~ U.S. Supreme Court gave today what could be an indication that it is considering a limited ruling 1n the much-publicized "reverse discrimination" case of All an Paul Bakke. The justices, without comment Marine Cas e __ o r e xplanation, ordered at· torneys for both sides to submit within 30 days legal briefs dis. cussing the effects of the Civil Rights Aclof 1964 on the case. Bakke, a 37-year-old engin~r from Sunnyvale, s ued the L'nivcrsity of California after Night of Violence _ T~rns Li/ e Around HIGH POINT. N.C. IAP> -- Sgt. William Spencer was eager to return home to North Carolina after a four-year stint in the .Marines. One night of racial violence changed aJI his plans. Spencer, 24, or High Point, ls one of 14 black Marines from Camp Pendleton. charged in con- nection with a barracks attack on a group of s ix white. Marines, three or whom were seriously wounded. His general court-martial on charges of attempted murder, aggrnvatcd assault. and con- spiracy to commit ag~ravatcd assault begu~ today at Camp PendfetDJ\. Spencer facei; up to 20 years in prison and a dishonorable dis· chart.?e. "William was. in a sense. proud to be a Marine." said his father, William Spencer Sr ., a former Marine. "Why did It hap· pen-to him? It's unbelievable that it ha ppened to him." The blacks i:;ay they thought tftey were attacking a meeting of a Ku Klux Klan group, which they said had been abusing black personnel on the base. An in- '1estlgalion determined thut none of the six whites in the i:oom was n KKK member -they were having a beer party, not a Kl an meeting. But a Klan recruiter livC'd next door to lhc room 11llucked. A search o( his room turned up a .357 magnum pi11tol. two knives. several clubs un base The recrwter, Dennis Campbell, llas si n ~e beeft given an ad - ministrative discharge. T b e case h as drawn widespread attention to Klan ,. ' membership in the m ilitary. "Let's put it this way," said the elder Spencer. "What If you were a Klansman and I was a black ac- "tivlst and I knew you hated me. If we went to war, would I be sure you wouldn't s hoot me in the back?" Spencer was the only one charged with attempted murder. Two other North Caroli n a Marines pleaded guilty to assault and conspiracy. San Diego attorney Alex Lan- 4,l on, one of Spencer 's four l awyers, has critic ized the military for singling out 'Spencl:r rfff attempted murder char,~es. Landon ~aid his client did not strike an~·onc with a weapon. The .\larincs s ay their investigation was the basis for the charges. Landon said the defendants feared they would be victims of Klan attacks. 0 ''We believe very firmly that they Cthc Kl ans men > were tryln,j Jo provoke an incident" in order to boost KKK recruiting efforts. Landon i;aid. Camp Pendleton officials transferred and relocated Iden- tified Klansmen after the.attack, but Landon and other defense 1l'l' torneys in the case feel their clients will not get fuir trials at Camp Pendleton. One lawyt•r !\uid camp officials "have a vest· cci Interest in covering up KKK ;ictivity." Capt. Pat Coulter. Marine Corps spokesman In Washington. ~l<l, ....:..:.u ·s possible tmrc arc Klansmcn aboard al a number of bases. To our knowledge there is no Klan activity aboard any of the bases that is giving us a1'y problem." -----' ' Popf.! Eyes Death VATICAN t'ITY (l\PJ -Pope Paul VI cclehralcd a belated birthday Mass at St. Peter's Busilice St~duy and said he had reached "the venerable but humanly little enviable age of 80." The pontiff, who was 80 on Sept. 26. expressed the belle( that bis death is approaching. -f it." she explained. -.. To win at this prcsligous show. The Britisher jumped a six foot. six inch high soUd wall. "I would have liked to jump seven.feet because he was ready if he ever was." Miss j.akublec s aid. But The Britisficr had al ready wo n the event. "I couldn't imagine taking a S.50.000 horse and jumping just for grat b. "'she said · Jumping bke this is hard work for the hor~l'. ~he said The 1200 pounds of horse with a rider on has back land:. on one leg so it 1s a considerable shock to h1i. body. :\'either the rider nor the hor!ic can sec O\'er the wall. But that ·~ not a problem. "I know he's go· ing to jump it." Mi ss Jakubiec s aid. She admitted that the first time she went O\'l'r a hjgh w<•ll on u hon.e wa~ different. "I went totally blank," She rCl':lllcd. Ou~ tht· hor:.l' j umped 1t suet•t·,-.full~ The Bnta:-.ht•r · ·r1oc-.n t know lhl'fl'"• ;invthm~ he t·an t Jump · :.ht• !>aid. But he wouldn't )11mp by Ear Bitten During Fight LONG HEACll <APJ -An off. duty Los Angeles police officer has had half an cur bitten off dur- ing a fight, police said. ________ .._ __ ""'.-·---..-- ; Oeily ...... &I.lilt HE WON THE PUISSANCE AT FORUM INTERNATIONAL Mary Jakublec Displays The Britisher himself. ll's just not natural for the horse lo jump a fence. sh" said. Like most other beings. h1: 'd probably prefer to go around the blockade. .. Ill•, I'm sure. doesn't un- dl'rs tand why he has to do th;1t hut hl• do..·-. 1t bcc:au'c I WiJnl ham lo. '-.he !>JJd 'the .British1lr is an extremely high strung horse, she said ... I do all m y work lo ketP him calm." i\nottrer part ,of her job is to get him to the place in front of the wall which will give him the best advantai?e. Miss Jakubiec. the only ~rson lo ride The Britisher since he came to the Mission Viejo stables four years ago, does n't Jump the horse often in training. "( do everything I can not to bum hi m out," she explained. The 28-year-old trainer turned professional at 18. She had and· rode a horse a ll her life but when :.he was 11 . she saw Don Swan. for whom s he now works. teaching English r iding lessons . lit• t auAht her and now s he ll'al'hl'-. others. ..,h,. h.1,, .a li;u:hel"r"1' dC>~rec II\ art from LiC I p inc I.Jul :.he·!> never used it. ''My lather Jc~s asJUng-~ when J'm going to grow up ao4 get a re&Ular job." Asked if she would ever do this. she replied, "Oh God, I hope not. l 'm a little too old to start wock· ing for a living.·· r.· .. , co1orful ginghSm checks of "!!NY,~,or brown. off~inehort~long sleeves.just righ~for s?Jrt ordresa ~fbrus cy cniQh'tol\ 9 _, ... Q~ 44 fashion island, newport center 644·5070 • ; I DAILY PILOT GOING BUGGY; You might ronsidcr that Sunday. with the World Series. plus about· four professJoru» JootbaJI games on the boob tube. rcw people would t.e Jefl to do &nyuUog else. Not true. Right in the middle of ;.all this televised sport. several thousand auto enthusiasts were g1dhered out at Orange County loternational Raceway in El Toro. Wbat they were doing w as go- ing buggy over Bugs. This sterling event that could draw teeming multitudes away from the wonders of video athletics was known llS Bug·In 19. Translated, this rnenns it was a gathering of Volkswugcn owners. -------- Monday: October 11. 1977 •P w1,.photo DEMONSTRATOR REMOVED FROM CHURCH Unidentlfl'bd Man Joined Neutron Bomb Protest -·--------~--------:wEATRE"R Tf'\fATTOfftr/ WORLD" Protesters Freed Six Disrup t Carter Church Service__ ~ WASHINGTON (AP> Four d<:monstrutors who disrupted President C:urter's church ~ervi cc b y denouncing the neutron bomb urc free on personal fl'l'O,l.lntzanl'e while tht• fifth ts cont1nuin~ h11) protest in .tall. 'l'lw lhrt'l' nwn and two women. l'll't't1·d from thl• !o'1r~t Uupti!.l 1.'hurd1 hy ushers Sunday morn· 111g, wcr.: charged with "disturb· 1ng a r<'h1-:i11ui. cong regation." A ~i '<th 1>N~on who took purt in the proll'i.l wai. not ;.irrestcd. LEAVING Tilt: church. the President stopped briefly when another protester i.houted for tum to .. veto the neutron bomb." l 'nruffled. Carter turned. asked, "What's that"" lie then said, "Thev'rc fine young people ·· Lalt'r after returning to the \\hilt' Jlous('. hl' told reporters. l agree "1th their Hhc dem 1111!.lrators I obJCct1vc 1n ,•l11nrnatin~ nudear weapons Hut I tl11nk th1·v Wt.'rc m1~taken in I r~·1ng to cl1~ru1>l lhl' <·hun·h l'l'\'ll'l''> "The Secret 6ervice dido 't feel I was in danger, and neither did I .. THE NEUTRON bomb is a small warhead that would be placed on Lance missiles and arllllery shells. It produces twice the deadly radiation of a conven· t1onal nuclear bomb but less than a tenth as much explosive power, heat and fallout. This mean·s the bomb can kill people while caus· ing httle damage to buildings. The warhead is designed to replace the approximately 7,000 nuclear warheads now deployed in Eu~pe. . . r Critlcs say the bomb 1s in- humane and would increase the chances of a nuclear confronta- tion. Carter aides have said the President will decide before the end of the year whether to pro· duce and deploy it. C ARTER . HI S W I F•: Ros~1lynn. 9-year-old daughter t\my a nd a g rou1> of friends from c;<•o rg1a. including Mrs. Curter·s lormt>r B1bl l' tc;ichL•r, attended services al the First Baptist Church. Police identified the arrested de m onstrators as Mary Catherine Lyons. Rosemary M agulfe, Ladon Sheats and Jim McNie, all of Baltimore, and Paul Hood of Philadelphia. All but SheaL" were released on their own recognizance after booking. Not arrested was Elizabeth McAllster. a former Roman Catholic nun who m~rried an- ti war priest Philip Berrigan. HEW 'Day' May Fight Smoking · NOW AS A N or dinar y motorist on the highways or our region, you may figure if you've seen one Volkswagen. you ·v~ seen them <ill. Wrong BuJ?-In l9 proved that without doubt. • First, you should know that Friend Gives Comfort WASHINGTON <AP > -A. "'National Don't Smoke Day .. and an end to price supports for tobacco farmers are suggested in un internal memo at the Depart· mcnt of Health, Education and Welfare. officials said Sunday. llEW officials said the m emo "wall submitted by a task force on unti-smoking initiatives and was reviewed Jast week by Secre tary Joseph A. Califano Jr. _....__t.hl.s....,,g.a1h.erin~M....$ e .Dfil:A!U'._ mvtdett-into two e•ents:There · was a d ispl ay of s pecial, customized, hand-crafted Bugs. The second event was racing. They had·drag races for the little cars. You might suspect that racing two BeeUes against eitch other would be Uke watching a movie in slow-mot.Jon. Wrong again. After witnessing a couple of heats matching weird-lookinJ,! modified VWs. I questioned om: i.pt>ctator on what s peed!) they had been tum1ng during the day .. Well. the fastest one I've seen so far hit 135 miles per hour in the quarter-mile.·· he reported in matter·of-fact fashion Can you imagine 135 miles un hour in a Bug? That would be the same as be- ing out of control on a skateboard rollini! down Pike··s Peak. T HROUGfflT ALL, you never 1 saw so mllny little Beetles gathered at one place in all your life. You had lo figure there were ~tl/;),IU'JIMOR E, P.a._ fA.P.L._~J;( for \\;.i!b. d1ntng out and Morgan Srntre-rr-amt Watlace -pr4ip•mfll.:To:i·~~tirs-de.tt:tc ~ Proctor shared a final dinner and '' W c huEt s aid. good ·lJ'.>·e adr reflected on the brilliant sunset. qualt.·~~· Nr?th1ni.: l'ould bt• Dr. Proctor then went upstairs added. i.a1cl S1hhcll, ~1n engineer and quietly died -all a-.cording hefriendcd h~ Prrwlor \\hen th<· to plan. Sibbett says. l ~'o met ''hill' '".'rkmi: in_ the oil Sibbett. 65. publil'ly (1eld~of S;.iu~l~.\r.1h1a1n l!.l.l8 acknowledged on Sunday th1tt h~ l'roctor. 1.>. ·• tl1·rm.1t11loi:1 ... t allowed his friend or 39 years lo fro m 1'01 .. 111·!111 Jtl .1 1111 \\a-. use his home as the stage for thl' " r a c I. t· rl h ' ·• d ' ·1 n 1• 1 n l.! .. u1cide bv a drug O\'erdosl' 1~0 l'.trk1n,011' tl•'• ·"I' 11 1• \\nil•· ~nonlhs ago. r~1ln~w Jul~ 111.11 rm du 111•; h1 111111. lo 1111111111 111" r'I •'Tlll1hn1."IK "Ol'R LEAVE·Ti\Kl~G "J' hi-. h.intl-. 1.q11111d • \11 1111·11 ..... quite matter·of fact." sa11J S1h 11\~ uu~l'' bell ··They WCfl' JU~l quiet"tr.n"--·-- 0 r r l' min 1 s c enc e . · · Th t.• t '' o fr~nds !)pent f1vt.• day~ to~t·tht.·r. .. SO)H. OF' Ol 11\.1\ lnolo. up on ... u11·1tl1 · '' 11h 11111 ...... in, . ..,, or d1., arc ing Review' Asked for Defense · noVWslertinGermany. WASJUNGTON IA P t President Carter has ordered a maJor at Driving into that place m a car tack on Defense DcparlmeJlt command :.ind mun.i~emcnt problem~ tither than a Bu~ cau::.cd you to lhal he said "have resisted chan.ic for manv veur'> d~aw SlFange i;lanccs from the In a recent memorandum to oerense Secr<'lar'.\ lt.1rold Brown tht> - -~pulace; .like they'd j"sl b!en , J>resi~t called for a "searching org11msat1onal review ~od ~Id nvaded by · aliens from Outer Brown thaf "offen . oUT own peqonol involvement will be needed tn pace. get res ults. ~ , One of the favorite pastimes of -Carter·s order sets in motion ( ... ....at}~--....:.._ ______ ...,] the Bug owners seemed to be still another in a series of efforts /N H O R T driving their c u stomized, dating back about 30 years to souped·up rigs into the parking make the giant. complex and area. jacking up the car and often stuggish defense-establish- war. c raw ling ut\derneaur. leaving ment function more. effectively legs dangling ·out into lhe and economically in peace and roadway. Castro Cheered gical team put a Chij[!panzce s heart in the man's bod)'..,o bolster his own a1linA hC'art ln the display area. you were treated to the sights of every lcind of VW creation imaginable. There were Bugs rebuilt to look like Rolls Royces, Bugs s haped like spaceships fro m Star Wars. Bugs built into drag racers and only rarely-: a Bug lhl!t looked Forte~. a 59.year·old accoun tant. was the ~ccond man to re KINGSTON. Jamaica (AP> -t•ei vc a chimpanzee heart President Fid~l Castro and transplant and the firi.t to get one Prime Minister Michael Manley ns un auxiliary or ''piggy·hjlck .. were to make a joint speakin~ pump. In 1964. Dr. James Hardy appearance today at the north of the Uruversity of Mississippi coast resor t of Montego Bay replaced a 68-ycar-old man·, Jtke a Bug. ~ amid protests. f rom Manley·s-._heart with a chimpanzee heart. AND T HE BUGS came from political op~on~nts ~~er th.~, hut tht• 11aL1ent died two hllurs r w h ere Take form~r Cuban le_ader s first VIStt to his later . - -e ~. . At-Ge rd'--:is:turutne1ghbor. -----,____ ----- -~aguna"'Bt!aC"h l)(!tson . ra . Castro's arrival ~unday wru. .,,a ·n A nto-lo Da-"-~-n• for example. He rolled in Crom -. · r ., •• • n;.,.. Seattle in what appeared to be a • grt'cted Wllh warm. praise rom 1918 delivery truck with wire ~tanley. hy a cheermg crowd of wheels:a wooden body, bulb horn s eve ~ a I t ~ous and p co~ l.c and brass headlamps. watchmg his moto~cade pass Jt is not a 1918 delivery truck. It through downto~ K_1.ngston ~nrl is a Bug with Gerard's own con· by a boycol~_Qf his SIX·day \ISll version kit built on the chassis. by the Jamaican Labor party He calls it the Oldbug. TbtS'" vroves You can 't trust your eyes on what you see on the roads these days. It m ay be Buggy underneath that fancy body. Heart Patle n t D ie• CA PE" TOWN. South Afnca <AP> -Benjamin fortes die<! to· day. 82 hours afte r Dr. Christiaan Barnard and his ~ur· ... SJ\~ J\~0~10. Tex <A P) ,\ power outai::e that hlackcd out parL'\ of the c ity for up to thre~ hours w.1s blam.:d by ulllity of f1cial~ on a snapped static hm· and failure of a hack up gcner<itor for i.ome .. freak reason .. PowC'r went out Sund<iv C\'C nin~ after the ~latte hne. de s1i:tned to ground lranMn~~ion lines from lil(htning, s11apped for an unknown r<'ason. Cit\ Power St•rv1ccofflc1als 'ia11I · Storm Sweeps East Coast HI LO PllC Alb\f'Qu~ 1) 0 Allan ta "' JT Uo1t• ,, .. lio~lon •l ~· 01 tlull•lo 441 ~ (.lltt•QO .., ,, Ot <.•nt tnnall .. 2l 01 • 0 .,,.1 .. na 49 ., ... Oa1.f.1 Wlh 11 4l O.nvpr '° •I • 011ro11 4~ li • HtleM 70 J1 • lionolUIU 'O " : HoVSICM\ 1S ~ IC•n'sCH'f 61 .. • us\I~) '17 )9 L1tll1Ao<1< ... " , M l•ml 84 •• Mllwauk,. 41 J1 Mpls·SI. P. \~ Ill New Orle«>S 10 .. 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V '"'th1on tJ'''"' Jt f Int low I ) h• "' 1 8 ~<OM noqn 1 111>11 m SI ~c_ono tow •J '' m O 1 ~unriM\• ~ .. m ·'•h• 110 "' M OOl'I rfW\ 1' Or& "nt '-~I\ JO ... p no ( SNrl R~r• ~hmllftu10o l'-4'" Wdvtt\ two to\ t<1ul h ft\ w 1\n ~ft\ywf'\l \"¥1"11 (..Of101 flOf'I\ o<WWS N• WPMt "~.u n W•h'"'' t•o In 1t\r,.~ tr••t with' -i11hwfl t ,..,.u '4tn"41•M IA1r favor. but 1t mav also r1:prescnt a -trrgre:rb-~:tttlt.·~i-~nd ~i~ m l' an s to s at i,f y o n c ·s l'l'Spons ibilrty to the world ... Proctor wrot<• r.1m1ty mem~rs on Julv ~JO .\cl';)rdin~ to S1htwtt. Proc·tor l'hn-.c to clll' hl•n• ht•t·au<;(• he knl''' ~Ull'Hh: "as nol a crim<· in P1.•nns\ h ant a .ind he wn'I con· n·rrwd .1b11ut tJking hl'i life tn Pm·.1.frll11 \\hen· hh "1fr•. :\I uri1.., '' orl..., ·" .J nur-.1 '\ \ wrd~ J ft1·1 lh1· .\u ~ lfi "It It I th · SI h h I'\ l I rl r 11rm1• II lh·l.t \\ an• Count' 1>1 -.t Alt~ }'r .u1k ll:m•l h y lt·tt1•r nf the l' I r1· u m ... t a nt't'' 'u r rou nd1 n~ l'rtH·lor -. dt'.tlh suun-:TT TOl.D TllE pros· 1•1·utor that Proctor "wanted t ~.......,,.~ lo be pa:.ic.e.(u..l .and t n·c from melodramu. And they Wt'rC. tn 8 measure thUl IS dif· l1rult to imagine." Hazel says he will not bring t•hurgC!. against Sibbett and tha~. a:. far as the county is concerned, thl' case is clost-d. "What. 10 l'rfcct. Mr. Sibbett -.J1d h~ rJ1d ht.'rl' wu' lo allow Or. Proctor tn lw at hi' home. to o(fcr him i.upport ,,nif pleus:-i nt '-Ur rounding~ wht-re he could be comfortable.·· Hazel said ·~ i..,..... 'WE SAJD GOOD-BYE ' Morgan Sibbett .. ·----. --. -----1 ."TRIS WAS A me mo sub· milted as an absolute vacuum- c leaner sweep of anything anybody could think of,·· s aid one HEW official, adding that the list contained about 35 ideas to dis- courage smoking. The official said eaJifano-r-· - jectcd some of the ideas out-of-· hand. including one suggestion thut lhc government recommend laws uit:. against cigarette com- panies by per!)ons injured from s moking. "Calirano checked the 'no' ho>. next to the lawsuit idea -and wrote in the margin ·a thousand times no'," the official •Said. "Even th~ m emo s aid this may not be a very good idea ... T H E HEW S C RETARY checked the •yes' box next to the suggestion ror a ••National non·t Smoke Day;• the orficial said. How eve r . she said 'the secretary's interest only meant the idea waa worth studying. "Nothlng has been approvect;• s he said. -On price supports. the official said Califano wrote tn the ~ margin~ "\Vbat can we do to help the small <tobacco> farmer? .. ~NGEG<)ASI'COLLEGE -197Z booking cJ,pol Oct. 22'-c?Vov.12 Uditorium 4 Saturdays JOa.ni. -12 noon Tickets are available on· a first come, first served basis at the Ticket Office In the OCC Administration Building, Fairview Road and Arlington, Costa Mesa, or by mail. Make check tor S2 payable to "Cooklnq School." Inell.Ide a self-addressed, stamped envelope and mail to c ommunity Service Offlu, 270t Falr•lew Road, Costa Mesa, 92616. SpKe si-rmlttint. tickets may also M purcheMd on HC" day of the Cooklni School a t the Auditorium loll Office. S.ats for series ticket holders will be reserved until 9:50 a.m . 1'fter ttMlit, a ll other$ will be ,.ated. ' Vince Paris who teaches Culinary Arts at Cypress College, Is a graduate-4 the Culinary Arts Institute at Yale University. He received addltlonal training et the Cordon Bleu 1n Paris, followed by a 20-year career in the food service business, Including the position as chef for the Hilton Hotels In Europe and the Sheraton Blackslone in Chicago. CVisitingChcf Rhetta Lacroix t eaches Gourmet Cooking, Modern Meals, Mexican Foods and Co ntine ntal Cooking at Coaslline Community Coll99e. She alo;o teaches at Long IJeach City College and has c onducted l ectures a t Coas tl ine. Her teac hing ('xperience includes Gourmet Cooking at Orange Coast College. Ms. Lacroix earned her BA ana MA degrees in Foods a nd Nutrition at California State University at Long Beacti Lynn Jaramillo, a Gourmet Cooking lnJtructor at Orange Coast College, has presented demonstrations on cooklno, house"old equipment and microwave ovens throughout Los Angeles and Orange Counties. She earned her Bachelor of Science d19ree In Vocational Home Economics Education at Louisiana State ' Un Ivers tty. · cLcctufrr occ ~Ing School co-sPonsortd as a public wrvlce by the I -- ..... --__ .__._·----...-~ ~ ... ---... ·----· ··-···-.-.. --... ------.. :....-.. 4>-.. ,,.. ·------I • STATE I SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ·-:-oct06«tr.ivn ~-• ---OM:¥~~ . THE FAMILY CIRCUS f> By Bil Keane eo..tng Bo•~ Many Attend UFO Conclave GIANT HOCK AIRPORT IAP> The World Scr1el> m11-:ht have been taking phacc on Mars. for all thc•v ca red . those hundred ~ who plunked themselves down on th1!> remote desert airstrip armed with pyramids. m <t~netometcrs :.end plenty of beer in c11Sl' lhl• U 1"0!-. !>hould hind un Indian ~pi rit haunt. then lht· stony a rl'clui-.t• blown up m a wave of World i hy~tcria, this bare pa tch of desert doJl'linat y a monster houl<.lc r was the weekend s ite of the 1977 Annual UFO Space Convention. THE n ,YING SAUCER faithful a nd the mere· ly curious came from as far away as Texas. in private planes and in vehicles that included a sun- burn1shed Hudson Hornet with ble ached cattle l>kulls displayed in its rear window. Bing's Rites Set Tuesday By The Associated Press The body of Bing Crosby was being flown home today in a dark brown coffin topped by a crucifiio.as fans, friends and family said prayers for him in memorial services on two continents. (Related story, pictures, B7.) Crosby's 19 year·old son Harry accompanied the casket on the commercial flight from Madrid. Spain, where the singer died Friday of a heart at- tack aner a winning round of golf, his favorite pastime. . Crosby listed his age as 73, but baptismal records pulit at 74. "Dolly's teochin' vs our ABZs." The mt.~t.mg was staged by Jose and Doris Rodnguez. who met as rival rent.al car managers in nearby Palm S prings and were marned al Giant Rock three months after Jose bought the airport las t April Fool's Day. AFTER A STOP in New York, the body was to be takel to Los Angeles for a funeral Tuesday with only faunily and close friends invited. Al New York's St. Patrick's Cathedral, Terence Cardinal Cooke planned to offer a Mass or the ResurreeUon today for the entertainer, a devout Roman Catholic. T HE lJNPAVEO RUNWAV le ading to the Rock. a i.even-story ·high rounded chunk of granite. A MASS was h eld Sunday at London's 68 Dead Aniinals Lead to Reclus~ had been the l>ltt• of reported UFO sitings and pre· Westminster Cathedral, attended by 2,000 people. vious convenlJon~. Rodgr1guez thinks the huge Canon Oliver Kelly called Crosby "a gentle soul Mar ine bal>c a l nearby Twentynine Palms muy be •P • ........,.. who gave such pleasure witltunaffected modesty to ALAMEDA <AP > A 90-year-old womun has been discovered living in a house cluttered with 66 dead cats and two dcud clogs most of which had died nearly two years ago. Police enter e d the ~utw~y .aficr~h", lng tipped by parents of -children who noticed two dead cats in th e baekyerd of the house. located in this east San Francis co Bay com· munity. TRE WOMAN and on e cat were the only living things found, police said. Watch Plan LOS ANGELES CA}» -A volunteer citizens' group bas announced a c itywide c rim e· prevention effort similar to the Neighborhood Watch program started ~al_years ago. Iris the C1tizen5up- port Forum. the re ason. FINAL RESTING PLACE FOR BING so many" and recalled that the singer attended "And the tin· o ne "They cho..,l· to Vll>lt Giant Rock perhapi-. Holy Cross Cemetery. Los Angeles mass there two weeks ago while in London for promptly s plit ... said hl•causc of 1b prox m1m1t y lo the lurgc~t Manne performancesatlhePalladium. police Sgt. Al J aym.•. Ba:.t• 1n th<.• world," !.aid Rodriguez. wearing •1 An~ if! Hillsborough,_~alif., where Crosby lived Ile said a dog wa:-I~· brown ll'isurc l>Ult, a i.:olden <.:aliforn1a tan and a with his second wife, J\athryn, and their three in,:: on a two-ycur-old pyramid ring on h1:-. index fin ger. Dockworkers End children, his fellow parishioners at Our Lady of nc ws pupt_·r and all the i\ngeles Church remembered him with a prayer animals "had been de ad "THJ::RE'S A LOT of movement there. and 1f I Sunday. · for a Ion~ time." were truvelling in outer s p<iCC' J would want to know · ~aync said ~ost ~r the aboutourmilitarycapabilitici;,"said Rodriguez. Coast p 1•ckeli·ng "ABOVE ALL things he was a Christian man .aD.im.ilJS-~J:.tt.J!l a s.mgle _.JL~ a_ l1kcly spot for strange occurrences in , that never lost sight of God even though be w~ room . apparen1l'Y tl\e the desert. _.,. • ---·-~-----..... •h t ·• th R Ge aid B ---w~--,.~ ~.-,;tJD.0~1e s ~L e ev. r arron re· viclin;'S ofneg.lect. . Nol five miles distant. built by airport founder LONG BEACH (AP> -s tate arbitrator ;::,~m mind-ed theeirry:momiDgc0ngtqatmnlrM'Slr. ~--==~ "It s our 1mpres~ion George Van Tassel, stands the white. domeshaped West Coast dockworkers Kagel ruled that posting CroslSy's .widow attended the Mass with son they had beeJl lo~ked into lntegretron. Containing what Van Tassel says is the have returned to work l LA pickets in California Nathaniel, IS, and daui6tet' Mary Frances, 11. . a room and had Just. ~en world's largest electric armature. the "Time . following the removal of ports was illegal, imply-fo~ gotten about. he -machine" is designed to tum back the aging proc-·picket ltnes set up by a ing that the ILWU could said . ess in those who will enter Its magnetie infltlenee, :.trikiDJ: Eas t Coas t not continue to honor the TRE WOMAN was perhaps as early as next year. Longshoreman's union. ILS strike. pl aced in .i county The dockworkers. Kagel's ruling pver. hol>pital for psychiatric ~ORTll OF HERE, in 'the Old Woman Moun· members of the lnterna· turned an earlier de· t:valuation,Jayncsaid . tains. sc1entisll> recently recovered a space visitor t1onal Longshoremcn·s c is ion b y arbttratol' Il e said she hi.i d a 1n thl' form of ii large iron meteorite. The a nd Wa rl·ho us m en 's C t.'Or~c Love. who said month-old. untreated foot country rock mus1c1an Cram Par~ons died about 20 t;nion. hud been honor· the presence of 1 LA injury and res ponded to JTiilel> from here while v1:;1ting his belovt.' set up ~tr1k t:rs in Southern invcs\i~utors' questfons Tree National Monument. who:sc rare and bizarrely 0l't. 4 by the Ink rn a· Ca I 1 fornia ports was with \-aguc"ramblings ... braAl'hini::trec:-.marchacrossthc a1rport.sands. tional Lonl!shorcmcn's ··1c~1t1mate and bona ··she didn •t even un· ll<'ld here for the• first time in seven years after Asl>Ot'iallon:-. rc:preMml· f1d('." Dul San l''rancisco dersta nd why wc were can influx of \'1olent biker:; turned the last meeting ill~ sLnkm~ wru:kcrs on a rbitrator Arqn Barsa- there o r what we weredo· into a mucous shambles. the convention fea tures tht• East Coast and Gulf miun rt11ed that ILA in,:: ... J ayne said. "We self-styled UFO experts and a few "contactees" Coast. · picke ts co_yld not be httd ~~*neighbor to peoPl£ who claim to have personal fl ying saucer en· But the lines were re- .honored by Bay Area coax her out." counte rs. -Saturda-y, aller: 11.WU members. IN A TELEPHONE interview from the family's home in Jnlls borough, Mrs. C~by said the prayer was 0 very .kind. It was very meaningful to the children and me." The Crosbys lived in the home for the last 12 of their 20 yearlofmarrhrge. Father Barron said Mrs. Crosby had asked that a special Mass also be s aid in Hillsborough on Tues~ day. AN AUTOPSY performed over the weekend by Spanish medical authorities backed up the initial diagnosis that Crosby suffered a massive heart at- tack. Tuesday's funeral services will be held at St. Paul's Romafl Catholic Church in Brentwood:-•Los- Angeles suburb. Crosby will be buried' in a family plot at Holy Cross Cemetery near his parents and firs_t wife, Dixie Lee who d\ed or cancer in 1952. Plan to Curb Alien Influx Told by KKK ALDEN'S ' T~e big9esteventofJhe¥earat.___,_ SAN DIEGO <~ > - The national dir~r of the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan s ays Klan members -plan a border patrol to help curb the ii· legal alien problem. David Duke. 27. of Melaine, La .. was con· fronted b y dem · onstrators who threw eggs during his tour here Sunday afternoon. . NO ONE WAS serious- ly hurl in the confronta- tion at the San Ysidro Port of Entry, police said. But ofle dem- onstrator was arrested after a Klan member's car window wa s smas hed by a rock, they said." -- SU RROUNDED by a b o ut a dozen m t-n .ind Lh c Co m m1llcc dressed i n "While Against Racism. Power ·· T-shirts. Duke, who heads one of about a C01., ., rcE dozen Klan groups na· ~ tioow1de. arrived for a tour of the border and EXP ANDS late r l>aid he was "very much concerned with the SAN DIEGO <AP > illegalalienproblem:" The new Miramar According to Duke. C-01lege will actually be a Klans men armed with collection of campuses In CB radios and legally "career clusters." ac- registered weapons plan cording to the life to patrol the U.S.· s tudentswanttopursue. Mexican border from Aplantoaccomphshit Brownsville, Tex. to the. by 1989 at a cost or SS4 Pacific Ocean to help million was approved by curb the flow or illegal trustees or the San Diego aliens. Community College Groups included in the District. demonstration against Mi~amar is in the fast· Duke's visit were the growmg Mira Mesa area -V i~irth v etc r-att3"" -on . .1.20_,aue.s J\.lsl orr Against the War . the Na · lnterstate IS in northern llona l United Worke rs San Diego. SEE ARTIST HEROIS MYRSETH MAKING A RARE APPEARANCE PAINTING EXQU ISITE FLORA DANICA PORCELA IN -h Is wtth pleasure thilt we Invite you lo meel this fine artist, who will bt• painting precious Flora Danica, slill carved and painted entirely by hand. She will be in our Gift area, lower level, from 11:00 until 2:00 and J:OO unlil 5:00 Wednesday and Thursday. We also invite you to see our pre~tigious selection of the collective splendors of Royal Copenhagen Porcelain, supplier to the Royal Dani~h Court since 1175, and Georg fen~n Silversmi.thy, by appointment to H.M. Queen of Denmt1rk. We ~how thl''{lora Danica buffet plate, ~370, cup .ind saucer, $15). ~UllOC~5 WllS~l~b NEWPORT NEWPORT BEACH. Fashion Island 10 daily; Mon . Thurs • Fri. until 9 other days unttl f) Sun :210 5 (114) 759-1211 . - NOW THRU NOV. l st £1111S ca m r ·SALE END~. Isl. ,, DEN'S ~a;;pe· :i.1': iiiSii.iiBtiiiti: ·custom dra periss ···:··t·· • ·. uc. NO 110422 • • :.t F·: linoleum • wood floor . 1663 PLACENTIA AVENUE • COSTA MESA. CALIF. 92627 -~--j • .. County Farmland Buy Needs Study Orange County voters may be given the chnnce nexl June to decide if they want to tax themselves to buy some or the county's dwindling supply off armland. The idea of buying up farmland to insure its preserva- tion and leasing it back to farmers to help support it is an intriguing one. But supervisors still have some economic questions to answer before the)' !'>Cnd voters marching to the baJlot box or gear up to go inio the farmland leusing business. ;I The county'~ orchard:-. and op~ farm acr<.>s are attrac· tive. productive and a relief from urbanitation. The re· maining acres should be preserved where po:-.s iblc. However, supervisors should fi nd out if public ownership of farmland is practical and if the leasing of form acreage would pay for county adminis trative costs. They also should identify the acres to be acquired and make sure the package presented to voters is one most could reasonably aHord. It has been suggested that the land purchased could always be converted to regional park use if the fa rm )eas- ing didn't work out. This is not guaranteed. Criteria tor the selection of park land and farming land can be very dif- fe rent.Long-range alternatives must be examined. Within those constraints. s upe rvisors may be able to nff cr the publ~ a valid choice with a reasonable price tag ,\ too-expens ive. poorly planned bond proposal would s tand little chance of passing in these times and could w md up doing no more thun g1 nng I hOM' \\'ho ~t and to pro- f 11 from development an l'a:.y excu:-.1.· for ..1:-.ph;Jlting lhl· It'\\.' rcmaininJ,! furm ucres. ~---Ohio Beats _Us_ -.J. ---~- f l i Desp1te Got.~own·s-journey to Japiln earlie r ,this year to persuade Japanese firms to build plants in California, one such firm, Honda Inc., h as decided to locate in Ohio rather than here. Tax breaks and lower distribution costs were listed· among the r easons. And indeed, Ohio did go all out for Hon- da, primising to spend S2.S million to irrlprove water and sewer lines and t o refurbish an abandoned railroad line to serve the plant sile. Commenting on this. Bro" n ~~ud he would not bt· ''ill· mg to offer ~uc h ··significant concessions " to <it tract bu:-.i· ness. This rl'luctance to makl• thl' sort of financial in\'('Sl· m cnf Ohioorrcrcd m ay· be .iustifiC'd. · llowc\'er, it~., ,·cry dear that llro"n·s new agency for BU!,tness and Et'Onomic De,·etopment is gomg to ha\'e to come up with s omething more than friendly \\Ords to mitigate California ·s unfortunate reputation as a state · r business. Elimination of t e res 1c 1ve mven ory ana-rrntm ~ taxes is h.igh on the list and probably essential if any effort to attract business is to succeed. Brown says he's not willing to "give tax breaks and tax loopholes" to lure new businesses into the state. That ·s a righteous attitude. But the cold fact of the m atter is that Ohio' new Hon- da plant will give ~ilt-state.new jobs. plus the spin-off jobs they always~enc.ratc, <Old some h ealthy new t a..x revenue . And its generous $2.5 million "ba1t .. probably will be pai BY announcing that tickets would be available through Ticl<elron and Mutual Ticket Offices. Dodger officials im- plicitly were sayin g a substantial number of them were available. As it turned out, they were offering only 14,000 ticket$ for the three guaranteed home games. That:i:; ~Pwer. than s.000 per game in an area of perhaps seven million wishful fans. It's understandable 'that the Dodgers had obligations to season ticketholders, other t eams and loyal friends worth rewarding. But they shouldn't have offered a wave of false hope by selling up such a grandiose scheme of distributing a meas- h• -numberoflicketS Ulrough so many-outlets-. -- Far better if they'd said : Only 14,000 tickets are uvailable on a first -come bas is at Dodger Stadium or another single sales point. • Opinions expressed In the sP-ee above are thoee of tM OeJly Piiot. Other Views expresMd on this page are those of their au~ and artists. Reader comment is Invited. Addren The Dally Pllo1, P.O. Box 1560, Costa ~esa. CA 92626. Phone (714) ~1. Boy~ I Mottoes ByLM.BOYD The "Lel's Have Better Mottoes Association" or Fairbanks, Alaska, in its routine search for a monthly saying t\irned down: "J'd give my right arm to be ambidextrous." It also refused: "Prove you're all thumb5 and you won't have lo Ii ft a finger." Instead. it chose: "If at rtrcit you don't succeed, try playmg second ... This is the same outfit, please note. whkh pointed out that the Wright Brothers' bioycle Dear Gloomy Gu Why is it that toilet paper in a motel room is always almost lo thl! end of tht' roll? r:s It a :special ~<!Jlllurc by the motel'to make you feel more at home:• • \ E.M .F. business never really got o(( the ground. All right, how many times does Abe Lincoln appear on the Uncoln penny? 'twice, if you're looking at an unworn cent. On heads, clearly. And on tails. sitting in the Lincoln Memorial. Oil company studies found "Out that a man is more likely than a woman to wait until the car's gas tank Is almost empty before fllUng it up again. Apples gv>wn under glass never get ripe, bearln mind. Maybe you dldn •t reallie that the original name of the Minnesota metropolis now called St. Paul was "Pig's Eye" in honor of a French· Canadian fur trader who went by the moniker of Pig's Eye Parranl. Oet It right! Elvl11 Presley's first national TV appearance was not on Ed Sulllvan·s show. nol on Steve Allen's show. but on Tommy and • Jimmy Dor11ey's show What slo you think about Lo:; Angele11" Gertrude Stein was or the opinion. "There Is no there there." .. ---Robe..!.l N :!'eed/Publlsher Monday. OCtO~r 17. f9n Jack Anderson . Wiretap Manual a Hot Potat0·-1 source confided, "is scared to death about too many people finding out about this.·· WASHINGTON -President Carter, who did his share of hand-wrin ging over the wiretapping of the Nixon era, has now found himself in possession THE AGGRIEVED phone or a government handbook on company , therefore, urgently wiretapping. · ah1rtcd Vice President Wal ter This hancly . easy-to·r ead Mondale to the danger. ATandT manual could inslrucl any prc!>ident Charles Brown warned ~nterprising Mondale in a conlidenttal letter snoop with a that the wiretap manual "tells set o( tools how to intercept s uburban h o w t o residential telephone<;, busmess eav~drop on data communication ... and t e I e phone the interstate long-distance c o n v e r s · network ... lt tells the reader a t i o n s . how to locate, open, t11p into, The W hi Le reseal and rebury our cables for Jl o u s e i s the purpose of inter~epting e mbarrassed. customers· communications." The telephone White House omcials. putting company is horrified. discretion ahead or candor: have Still, the Carter disciples are plac~ the 13-page, how-to-do.It caught in a dilemma. It seems handbook under lock and key. It the taxpayers coughed up $47,000 is now being tiandled with the ror the instructions on how to !> a m c d e l i ~ t c c a re a s wiretap. ~ nitroglycerin. It is contrary to lhc prcs1dent'!> The repercussions. ml'anwhile, s pirit or t·andor und ..,cn!>c of have already reached Capitol l'C11nom1 t:. l o tlcpr1\'l' the 11111. Rep. John Mos!.. D·Calif . taxpayer!> of th\.· 1nformat1on \\ho unt·ovcrcd tht• manual. is they paid for. l·:t~l'r to know more about the The Offt c t• of 'ft•l t• government's wiretap ways. <: o rn mun i c" t 1 n n :-. Po I 1 c y . 1\pparcntly, the government has wt11ch paid for the handtx><>k. wus hcl'n so careless about pnvacy sll set to release 11 ror the lh<1t. tl planned to pu blish the cnli,!!htel1mcnt of lho!>c who wirl'tappmg !nstructtons. Yet -m rgtrc o~eSt'e'd -m-t...._._ ~'--..been.~ a.1;~e.u_t~ ~ refinements of eavesdropping. th e phone record s or past But the telephone company intelligence wiretaps by the r aised a howl. American H ou se. Congre ss ional Telephone and Telegraph, one investigators suspect that some Nicholas Von Hoffman or these were really Wat.ergat.e-publish the t~bnical det.alls. &ti stylepoliticalwiretaps there a re some generai1 • eavesdropping instrucUooa, tha IT REMAINS a matter of nre worth printing for tW dispute. meanwhile, why the entertainment value. ~ wiretapping instructions were For example, an "interceptor .. written. An official of the Mitre who might wish to overhear the Corporat1011. which produced the telephone convers atlons in a manual. told us: "We wer e reluclunl to produce anything s uburban residence, say, "in t ha t could be labeled as 11 Northern Virginia between 6 cookbook o n wiretapping p.m. and 11 p .m . Monday reci1)Cs, but we were asked t-0 do through Friday" is given 11 st.epg it by the WhJte House... to take. First, he should "climb T h e w h i t e n 0 u s e pole." Upon this lofly perch, te lecommunications chief, suitable also for peeking Into second-story windows, he will William Thaler, insisted be bad find. a "terminal enclosure:· He inf<>rmed Mitre explicitly that he is instructed to jigele the didn't want..Jl how-fo-do-it book. appropriate wires; then a tape "There mlist have been some recorder is recommended for confusion at the working level," m~nitoring the ' intercepted he suggested. Nevertheless, he conversation. was ready to release the report until White House science adviser Frank Press urgently intervened. "This report can lead to much mischief," Press told ou r a"sociate Howie Kurtz. "The government never s hould have a!>kl'<i for it." Now White House 11ffn·1als arc lryin~ to fi gure out how to get aruund the Freedom of Information laws and keep tht• pamphlet secret. HOWEVER, we have obtained ,;i.,99ov o(JbeJl~ndbook,_, which is s lam p ecr-· (c o nt r01Te'O Distribution." We agree with White House aides that it would not be in the public interest to PRESIDENT Carter 's ad monitions on economy, tr not privacy, are reflected in the instructions. To "save tape," the eavesdroppe r is advised that ''the tape could be immediately erased if the conversation was not of interest." l''or the more a l'hbitious spy who mil:hl wish to intercept microwave radio signals, the instructions reeommen(l that he "acquire the use o{ f sm.811 farm along the route." Then he should -·1;1!?' tJ}l.n~~ou·-> equipment, including a suf. - ficlenUy large antenna, in a barn to avoid being observed.·· Money-printing Binge Spells Trouhl~ WAS HI NGTON I f Congressman Parrcn Mitchell t 0 -Md.). the chairman or the Black Caucus. can understand ~ that we can't print ourselves into · ift«: Meneiy, why can't the Federal Reserve Board and the Wrute House? Even conceding that Mitchell is an exccptiorally high IQ congressman · and lhat·s faint praise - the I a Le :s t, r11~urc s o n ~l epped -up mon ey production a r c s o al ar miQ g their meaning · should be clear lo.the congressman's less gifted fellow Democrats . In the last 13 weeks the Federal Reserve Board has been printing grcenbac~ so fast that they're growing at an annual rate of more than 11 percent. rr past experience is any guide W s will tranalate into a barrow in~ leap in inflation rates in about 18 mont}\s. Mitchell said lt well in a press release: "The course of money growth whJcb the Federal Reserve has been following recently will create a false sense o·f e uphoria for awhile as the monetary , expansion stimulates outpuL But hrevtttrbty Inflation-will soar. beginning in the latter part of 1978 or early 1979 and a deep r ecession will foll ow shortly after. We are on a colUslon palh with anoth~r 1974-1975 bout of stagnauon." THE PRODUCTION off the printing presses has been so quick and so massive that it's almost too lat.e to pull baclc. A quick drop is liable to cause a painful deflationary snap that will hurt business and throw people out of work. The correct tactic ls to ease ore. but easing orr from such frenetic money c reation is dlfHcult to ac- complish. Art Hoppe Too f al>t a cut hack and we down to 1s that the Fed has been gel low~mterest rates by printing i.woop down the roller coaster: ~eizmg on any excuse to print money now, you are goini to &el too i.low a cutback and 1t won't do money. It's the.board's universal· very high-intere5t rates later. As any good. That's why Mitchell responsetoanyouts1destimulus. inflation grows larger a nd accuses the Federal Reserve but. of course, the real stimulus wilder, the first thing all )enders 8o.a.~d o' . b.a ~o 8 ;-::' ·~c~r-e ... a....,t.e.,..d..._--!b~e11;r.e.~. is~-.ut h;ue;._.iW[l.h~i~ti;.e.._.H~o~~el.L,:--th!-.'l'ie;_~d~o~is jack up interest rat.es to anotherno-winsituaUon." Treas ury and members ot promr tlternftlvel The board's defense is lhal it Congress who want low-interest erosionofpurchasingpoww. had to print the money to ac-rates and are pushin& lbe Fed to co mmod1lte the extr a·cold supplythem. IF 111E money b lalllC its win~r. the drought, the floods, They can't s eem to get it. valueattherateofl.Sperceatper the this and the that. Wbatlt boils lbrougb their beads that. if.Y.OU year. you're go.lDg to -.,,. J& perceat interest. Tb1s prMliOt ii ''Will ihAt t.e AU, sir?" so u.olversal aome ecl'9M"et1 talk abouL.aomet.blng...u..r_ call..._ ''the real interest rate.., That's what's left aft.er YoU aalltraet wbat'5 being charged for antl-lnftatton proteftion •.• 'Wl*tl,~m - the example above. wocald mean that the real lnterest ratewuoaJ.y 3percent. On top of all the reeoczmabte woes that will follow in tbe tra1&t o( what Fed Chairman Arthur Burns is doing •t th e administration's behest, JIO&I can also exi>ee:.t another bqe pdee rise ln lJDported oil. Just because those l\IYI Ute to ride around on camel.a 4oetn't · mean they aren't 1omc to raise their pdces to compeuate for the dol1ar's wiltlnlf buylnf power. Indeed the whole torei'*1 currency situation will wonea and already is as bant.. aDd investors abroad see wlaat we're dolngbere. OR REASONS that are -compre en51 e, mQY"J*)ple ~ think that demanding IO\u1d money is a conservativ• poeiUon and goln1 berser-k wl1' tbe money mhneocraph n111cW.1 ts• liberal one. At ooe tlm•, • ar 10 years ago when condi&M were very different, It nuMte tome sense /or Wllllam .Je ... 1s Bryan and the free allwe Democrats to demaad an lnOaticmary poUcy. It mates none now:,_ c.a't run Ul1 kind ol an ecc1111mJ - socialist. commu llt or tr.. mvbt «Pitalist -If~ knows what the ualt ot...,. -~money-ls colQc to be worth a year from n~. SDlokey's Tough New Image Could Start Vogue Hals off to the U.S. Forest Service. Time magazine reports it's given a new image to kindly old Smokey the Bear. He now comes on the radlo and sings: , "My name is Smokey and I used 'to ask, folks niCe/To s tir-· their campfire wtth a 's tic k and drown t h at f · i r e twice . /Now It's no more Mr . N i ce Beur, 'cause J • v t! h a d e nou g h o r you./ Just one more lim" I'll speak my mind and here's wbat you better do: /Wipe out your campfire, bcut oul the embers, drown IL with water all the w3y through./Get the red out; make sure It's dead out. Or Smokey the· Beer wtll break you ln two." Some citizens may rinJ the prospect of a Government- employed bear breaking them in two somewhat unnerving. But l say, "Go get 'em, Smokey!" H's his Job to prevent forest Ci res and if be has to break an ind eterminate numbe r or taxpayers in two to do it. • • Well, t h at's the way the c&okle crumbles. It' TUE NEW Smokey proves a surcl'!>s and there's every reason to believe he will I see no rea&on the concept could not ~ borrowed by oth~r agencies in orcl<'r lo improve their public: service. Look at the l RS. For years our t ax collectors have done their utmost to convince us that they are friendly. under s tanding public servants who cxl~t solely to help us determine the very least amount of money we should happily give them. Thla duplicity , \ --- has created a nation of testy taxpayers who lie awake dreaming of ways to cheat the Government o ut o r every possible nickel. How much more honest and forceful wou.ld be a commercial with Gargantua, the IRS Gorilla, g rowling into the camera: "Lookit here, you J ills and Jncks,/You better pay your income tax/Or I'll take my trusty axe/And give your head forty whacki.." I sec the highway patrol symbol as " drooling Wlcked Wolf. crouching ln ambus h and i.norling : "Keeii It under SS /Or I 'II rhew you up alive." THE $ELECTIVE Service mlghl be represented b7 Caocoon Louie, an octupus-like creature wearing a snnp·brtmmcd fedora, who hisses: "l ,istcn, sonny, to this here news: /I got an offer you can't recuse ... ·- Every bureau. department and agency, b1f and s1Dall, 1'0Uld have loads of t\ln adopting c"'aturea. big and s mall, and tblnkin1 up lbre•tl. blg and small, With which to intimidate ua whom U.,aerve. Finally, wo'd got down to 10me tnslgnltioant body like tbe loc.l. cam pus poi1ce who •t'O 161\ .tth a Corporal Kangaroo and the sloaan: "Hey, ther~. froth, cet oll tho grass/Or I 'll be fo-rced to kick your book bag." I ARnSfRY aside, I say thJs ts n heullhy trend. Aller all, tho Government ls prJmarlly a co11ect1on ot laws and regulations that Impinge on our freedom, plus the people we hire to punish us for dl'W)beylng them. It Is the duty of every patrtotlQ a democratic socJety to Jovo h1a country and bate h h ao~emment. • • 'I ... : " I ~ RELIGION Ul'l l'llll'° -; . DM.YPfLQT Teens Write to Pope: 'Communicate' VATICAN CITY (AP) -Hun· drcds of teen-agers from the U n1ll'd States and around the world have written Pope Paul VJ telling him what they think is w rong with the Homan Catholic Ch urch, lls services and its teachings ··1 Uunk one or the maJor prob terns of the church today is com munication, •· wrote Sean O'Malley, 16, of Potomac, Md. normal people it js just so many words." The lt'ttcr wus among 1,200, ran~ing from complalnlS e1bout dreary religious classes. to prob· lems of sex and mar riage, sent in response to an invitation to tell the !K>-year-old pontHC "whatever you believe he needs to know to make his work fo r people your age significant." of 204 Rom an Catholic prelates from around tht! world currently discussing religious education Addressed to "Your Jlolmess." ··Holy 1-'athcr" or simply "Dear Pope," the letters were .written in straightfor ward and simple terms rarely heard in the formal a nd t radition-e ncrusted Holy Sec. Some samples : "IS IT REALLY that wrong to ~mokc weed or lake pills ·1 •• a~kcd 17-year-old David of Ken- nl·r. Pa. "It's m y choice and no one can make it for me. Sex 1s also a major issue. Is it wrona before m arriage? Should I do what everyone else says is rlaht or shouJd I find out myseU?" -"Dear Pope, In my opinion the church today can be im- proved by having the priests' talk about things that are happening in the world today and not exact- ly stop, but ease <lown a bit on the talks about the Bible," wrote Ar thur, 16, of Chicago. Vi ce A d m . Jame ~ Stockdale. who spent more than seven years a s 3 prisoner of war in \'ietnam. is the ne w pres idcnl of thl' N a va l W ur Col l ~ge , Newport, R.I. "THE CHURCH seems to be suffering from the sa me thing lawyers ar e. functional ii · literacy. This means that when you make a s tatement. 1t may be understood by bishops, but to Most of the letters were from the United States. The writers ranged from 16 to 18 years old, . and many left out their sur- names. THE LETTERS we re de- livered to the Pope through the Syncxl of B1sl\ops, the gathering I • -"To me, a m ajor problem 1s t hat relig ion was dnlCed into us a nd we were expected to believe 1 whnt we learned without any questions asked," wrote Cynthia, 17. of Santa Fe, N.M. "The truth is we do have ques t.Jons and we do doubt many things conce/ning religion)' --"AU of m y life I've gone to Ca tholic schools, and I'm very bored with r~Ugion," wrote Tina Taller. an 11th-grader at the Ac ademy of t he Holy Cross in Roc kville, Md. "R e ligion shouldn't be boring but an impor- tant part of a person's life. There should be some way to teach re- I 1gion in a more inter esting way." -"Youth resents authority and making them dress neaUy for M ass is a form of expressing that a uthority," sidd Jack, 17, of Brooklyn, M.Y. "Another thlng ls too many coll ections of money. 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HUSTINGS Ol Ille 0..1~ Pllol Su fi Mark Hannaford, the Lakewood DemQ<:rat who represents western Orange County In the House, s ays ho is opposed to production of the neutron bomb. Hannaford says he believes the new weapon would make a more ucceptable means of resolving international conflicts than ls the c ase with current atomic weapons. new boOklets "Energy Dilemma" and "Energy Options" produced by L WV of the United Stales will heonsaleforthe fi rst ttme. - In l ntae, Lynne Sw_,er wlJI host Ule meeUnt Oct. 216 at 9: ts a.m. at her home on l~ Lornint Way, Irvine (552·3817 ). Two meetings will be held in the Newport.Mesa ·area. On Oct. 26 at 12: 15 p.m ., a meetinl wnt t.ke place at the home ot Adelle Manell, 2027 Highl-.nd Drive, Newport Beach (548-9789). Peg Enlglsh will host the Newport-Mesa Evening Unit at her home on Oct. 17 at 7:30 p.m . T he location is 3361 Larkspur Street, Costa Mesa (556-1183). He points out th al .t he neutron bomb would kill li ving mutter Cpeop.lc) by blowing microscopic holes in cell tissue, but would leave man-made s tructures standing. "Neutron bombs would provide the aggressor ~.th a real motivation for employing hts weapons." d Hannafo~. "They leave cities standing, ready plunder,, while eliminating entire populations. eanup and replacement costs for essential ustries and services are kept to a minimum. In short order. entire armies can march in and take over with relative ease." "Ironically," s aid Evelyn Blackman, Orange Coast Enerf(Y Chairman for the league, "polls report that one ot every two persons s till doesn't believe that an energy crisis exists. Schooled for so Jong to regard energy as a boundl~s resource and to equate its rising use with ris ing s tandards of liviqg, Amer icans find It hard to accept this overriding fact of life: the petroleum that c urren tly ~upplics thrce•fourths or U.S. ener gy is a finite resource." loterested m embers of the public are invited to join the program at one of the following locatlons: 11\ree meetings ar e located in the Sadclleback Valley area. On Oct. 24 at 9:30 a.m., lhe Saddleback I Unit will meet at Great Western Savings and Loan. 24100 El Toro Road, Laguna Hills. Sad- dleback ll will m~t Oct. 25 at 10:30 a .m. at the home of Shelv1a Bak er, 26131 Arcada, Mission Viejo (837-2309). Oct. 26 meeting will be held a t 7:30 p .m . at the home of June Mag uire, 24772 San Vincente, Mission Viejo (581·4392>. ~rt : "Probably just a coinciden<"e." ••• De ath Notices The seven local units or the Orange Coast League of Women Voters will be discussing the Gll'IAllO l•lher OI \.Dul> J•m"' M<0..>n<'V Jr· • aJ d · th k f Q .__ l o Laguna Beac:b, the program will be present· ed Oct. 27 al 9 : IS a .m. at the ho me of Kil Drollinger, 1535 Caribbean Way, Laguna Beach ( 494-6465). $10,000 -FLORIO.A MAY G•RARO, ""c1tn1 o• ~·"'• An.,, u . lh<h•ro Jo"'"" naUon energy cr1~1s unng e wee o cto1n:r of Pl•<wnll4. P•"41<1 """" on·Ot coo.r M< C.11nner OI 5.Hlt• And •nd """'''• 24 ·28. for ~only $155. 26 1), i.1141the•Ol13 llclOvecl molhtr """ Herrtf• OI S..-1• IUW.1.4. I>< oo"'r Th , 111 b , .. 1 .. , " of d otM.ryRUOoll)ll-<;11~<1M Gu•rCI oll.OUIW ~l .... uolPt>nn,.hon••.JoM C.} II,( l' C\tl,...aung sources energy an e<'CI orot,...J Po< ..... f"""'-' ;..,.,,d Mc Cnono of Pot•n,yl••n•• •nd the governmt>nl 's role in meeting future needs. Two w•ll M llelCl....,_wl•r Ocl-r ,. ,.,.,, MAlll•ICI• St.-ln ol "-""W""" ... MU• •It 00 PM .ti tne ~••••fey CMPC•. O(Clltf.lhen6111l•lw111owne1e1ruu<1d• :WM• An<1 wiln D< C-e1a S1ur9"0n ol O<tooer 11, 1'11 •I ~ Ill> AM '"' '.>t Se llMt ''"'"" f-ellow>lllpolfl<•611r>Q lnl<r· Joi.~oh • C.lhohc Ulu"n >.>ni.t An~. • s t M•n-wiO Ot.-••r"4._.nMt""10fflllP•rt C... W11n lnhtf'nlll"'t'll •t •IOfy Seopulcntr minar e ~nt• An•. ~1th l UtNU L.Amb to-\t• C.en,-«\ef'f' of OranQt I .,,nc:h m .. v C(tll Mt~Mof'1u.ory01rt1<tor~.._...... •t tn• Smllf'I Tutn111 ldmb Sdnt..i And -------a 01onth. .... H __ .. P' "'CE · -I ..-...-~ Whether you need $3.500 or $10.000 get it IS from the peopl~ who le~ millions. COSTANZO Mort ... rv on -..y <A lollt'f I/ ..,,, CATHERINE. II CO~l ANlO, 114\MO I f<Om 3.00 p M 10 ij uo PM 5•H•ln "THee" PLACE Comm~rcial Credit. Monthly payment aw4yonOctOO<ir i.. 1911. R•sklonlof l11tnffl ldnlo ll.tnl• An• Mutlu••Y On Rese' arich HUMln111on StM.11, C.•. lo<lrvl-ed by""' Cllft<lors ~/ 4°IJI. • nusbanel Jowpn Co'\tanto ot IN re· OOSSl TT >1Clen<o, )On Phlllp C.oU•nzo ""d LLOYD H OOSSE. TT. rO>IO*nt "' based on a $10,000 HomeOwner loan, for 120 months. at an annual percentage rate of 14%. Total payment $18.631.20. oau9n1er L1w bot,. ol IN N>me. Thr .. Ntwp0r1 tluc11. Ca. P"'"'° .,..,, on \ OrOtllt rs S•m Nl<olfno end John 0<1o«>.ir 14, I~//. S..rvlwd l>'I "" "''• • • • • • d · l N•<olll>O -eot•mo N1<oono, two ,,,..1 H••en O<l\wt1.Mr1uo10.r1"a1n a., ... , Six lllll'rnal1onnlly thsl1ngu1she scholars w1I NO POINTS. NO PREPAYMENT PENALTY. GIFTS -..,;q,..,, uwlul ,.,~ "'"'•"'ton v110 •no Jo~1,,. •Tu.Mio 0<1-· 11 ... 11 .. 110 OOAM•• ~ther at t:C I r\'ine Friduv to speculate how current C.r ......... ~,.,~ •• 1e .. w1llb«"-lo,Ow l..Mlr a.-n ol ,Angei,, Newpon -·r· h II rr· r I { I ftHl A.IT -o..;., Cold.w. Dvm e11;. PM "'O'b by locol •••11: We f\nd ways to help. Tueso•v •• 1 JO PM llc11 a-•v '\Inch, C•. 1n1ermen1 t<olr cron sc1en tJ IC researc w1 a cct uture 1 esty es. COMME~IAl CRJ,Drr -=-= CO"POR.ATION ti) CMJMI. Mr!" of IN Oltf\11111' 8un •I Cemtltr y, Cul.er (llY. '"· Oaltt The first planned an- WeCIM\O•V Oc-r t•. 1911 ., '.)0 Buveron r .. ,.., •• , Home COM, d"•<· I "The AM.St ~rnon l.Juoec.11 ... 11<CJ1u•<1" ton. nua symposium on . H""l•nqton e..cn. c.. 1n1ernw111 Good Future of Society" wtll !:ri'..!:~.!:.c~":,"'· 9911 llfo.io••r r ·...::_: . .;... --VT be held in the Fine 1\rts JOHts Village Theatre. from 9 .... ~~L~=:~~~~-~=!>.:.=.:::s Deaths a m t o s p .m . 11 ·~ •,.s•a.intolt;••-16u<h,...,v1....,d :,ponsorcd by lhl' Un· ~~.~~~~~:'':;;"·l:W:0~:."°i~'~;~ l n r~a ty ;ind LT 1 In L ... ,, .. nc• ot ''""'°" v~,o • .,.,. "'°" Elsewhe;.e du~tnal As:.o.ttill'' O•le Jo.-.s ot l-0<11.,.d, O••oon I • ' 9'•"d<tHfUr'm. ~ ''~'~ V.r•101ne brown., I/I ~I~. one tA'OINr .JuN\ l J"""''" ol ~'"' ,,,.,.,,~ •rtO '"r ,,.-.otf\tr Mrt.. J~i• M .kf\1dn\ Ot C.ltn d•lt. Funeul MIVI<~ 1 PM V.•ClrW\ oo· Oclot.n l't •1 Pac111c "'•• M•mori•I P.,..tl CJwDlfl t;nto•nt>ni~ut P!Klh< V~ Nw"-.ot14I P.trti.. ~•~ft( View Mtn10f••t P•r• oirttlor-.. TYLlll JAMES!> lVUR,,,.-•••r O< t00otr IS, 1tn In~ O""'°. • '""°"ntbt Corol'Hf o.~ MM. wrv1wG ~ n1~ w1ft MUV J...._ -1•1 M'N•h .. J PM Mftllorl•I Pe,..dort<lots, PARIS <AP> -A ThL• American-born Oucht>~s d'l'zes, ;i Standard 011 heiress and one or the leaders of the interna- lional JN set. was k11lt·d in an automobile acci- dent on her way back from a party Sunday. ELGIN croft, would have been 4.5 ANN McELOOWt;EY ELGIN T d btlovty IWf IOn Jo1w1 #!Wffff OI F-l•ifl • v e11ev. Ge. lie' <MU9f'lw PeWY ,.,... <:Alt of MIUIOn V .. )O, Gt. S.1v101 pendlnq ti P.telllc View Memorwl Par lo. Mort'*"f, WAlllllN CHANC.El..LAR t;OW•RO V.AR· REN~ rew<lenl of !..Int• Ana, C• P••""' ._.,.on O<IOC»r I J. 1911 •I IN -Of )0, le-""""""" 01 Motlm•r -..n, t.a.r ol ~•II W•n•n of S..t••rwt. c.. ,....,., •• M<VIU• wlfl .. ..... M-. ~ II, IU1 .. 11.00 A .M. •t t"41 Smlln l ulllllf L•mll Mof'\uary 0Wc»t With R .... W.A. AIU • -r of IN °""Cll OI Goo ot S...w Mt olfl<l•llne. lnl•r,.,.111 ... 111 llt •t FalrM-n~.., Pa."• !Motil• M.t, c:. Sm10. TlltNll umo s.tlla M• 11\of'tuary<llR<tan. W-41l l. Gl•SOM SYLVIA R. G/11.SOH, ~-yon Oc1-r 16, t9n In Newoor1 Ilk.tell, CA WHITTIER <AP) Memorial services ror David Amos Boys, 79. mus ician of the Ba~ Band Era. were held today. l te d ied Wednesday of a heart a ttack . B oyd played trombone and bass with many top or· chest.u s, including Paul Whiteman's and NBC's. PUBUC NOTICE ·TO PI<'S TO bl· t"< plored 1ncludl' ~l'nct1c engmct.·rtn~ l<.·chn1qul•\ of r<'c<>rnb1m10L D~A re· Sl•areh, a propo~cd flcl·t of ~Olar t•nNgy sall'lhll'~ beamin~ power to thl· Earth, tht> rutur 1· managemt•nt of inform a · w cd 1..· of past societies can c p s hape future ones. Object o ( tho sym - f osium is to pr ovide leaders of business. In · dustry . government, education and the com- m unity a preview or knowledge hk~ly to be gained rrom c urre nl sc1enti.fic research. Ac:cordinl( to UCI Jn dustrtaJ Assoclates such knowiedge provides "the opportunity t~ direct our efforts toward .shaping the ruture and for our en· ler prises to anticipate rathe r than m e r e ly S..rvtwd bVM ~" MrL J<t•n &v\11 1-----------HOTIC&IWVITING ••os respond ... ••DITl.MNO.lM lf011ce 1s HUUY o•vEH .,.., PROCEEDS from the flf Fe1icw-. ca. -411a Ht/,,.,_, Ol ._,.111\ ca. -rw~ ~ R. Glb~n of flflnol>. Prlott l•mll., MNk n win e. neld a.11 lr-o Mof"luart, l~nt ~.,_ A_.,, Bell 8ro.MWeyMor11Hw)'Olrt<IO<'L w•led..._..b wjf111>er1<etw<l1>y1.N • ill c11., ot ec.c. ~. 10 '""' '""' o iv sym posium w fund a Cou11<1t. P. o eo~ 1100. ot u. cir. o1 vis iting professors hip C~I• ~ C:.111-•. on or before tn. • I lllCMll•T DIANE V, lllOllE:Rl , --_.., Oii 0<1-U, 1'11 In i'Hwpol1 8t.-cl'I, CAI. Roi~ llf N-\ flta<h, C:.. s.. .... t.....,ov...,_J~S. Rkhe•tot C:o$1• Meu, Coe., Cleu!lht•r l.lnCI• 111(.hert al Gre1141d.t Holl\, Gii. brollltr Rolltrt BvrO"IJll.$ of ~ .. letlo, Gt. Se"'ltu Wiii be l>eld fltur'°"'y • .,.,.,"9 Oc101wr 20. "77 '" 1 lO p .M. '" 6'111 8r-wev 0-.Dtl. Ofl•<l•11"9 wlll bt fltv. Kurrie. 8'11 llr-wn Mertu.,v _,, °' 11.oo •.m., .,,, Frl<U•. ,,.,..,. program on campus n· embe r •. n11. 11 ,.,.,, b• '"• tended to bring dis t · '"--'11>111tv o1 i... bldotr 10 .,.""'' • • h d h 1 11hbl<l10lhec1rvc .. rt.'•0t11uovt,.. rn guts e sc oars or pro.-_,,_, lid• Wiii iiie ot h e r in t e rn ation al P<lblkly_...,.ono <"'1 •'-•t11:00 r·" l th . t •M.,O<'•lldOnl~lalternpracllc.-1,_Ur es 0 e un1VerSJ y, 1>1•0<1Fr1G1v.Novem11>er4.19n.1n1M Tickel'! are S17S each. counc11 OIMUn, cu,, .... ,,. n "•'' av3ilable throu""-the Or1V9, ""'"' Mffe, Cel"Ol'fll•, tor lhe f'" d"•uor..._ """'"'1n9o1 u.11ofU t;OMATe 111AL UCI I ndustrial As-ro F U RNI SH AN O INST#.Ll sociates offi ce. at DUNtAN $TAH08YP0WER!>YSlEM. 8JJ.6245. •!>A. c. DUNCAN, --6W•V Oft Aclelll!Ot-.f .. u of Che -ctlfullo ... OclObo.t u. 1tn. RHkletllof ~"'"""· m•v be otl4flned •1 IN OHi<~ 01 I"" Symposium s peakers C....$ul"L-~Uwa~•t A Purc.,.11nv "91nt •t 11 F•lr O•lv~. . I d ..-~..,_. 4 }f -OoyleofOlllMtom.t lll<WcMUO~t~ Co1t•~.C:.111orn1•. 81~>ilooil0be lnC U e UjiY JU .;>, l'.1Jf· R11tll Eunl<• H•I 'n e no Ettl • ttlurnt<J lo '"" •11"""°" of '"" C•tv ness. Stanford b\ology Greve\10. _...~..:,.. ~14 Mono:~ Cfert,_ln • ""•letllr .... 1. Numb-r-tlltC>cwnl"90.tl• !>Ca r e her and p e le r e.11s'~"'°'1wry01re<10.-~ E.o<i.11«1 .... 11•"""'11r-11•no• ... rv Claser. editor o f the ~CHESNEY i.'l•m ~WI f0r1h in In« •PoKllkalloft\ LOUI:) JAMES ~<HE.!>NEY, l"fll· Any •nd•ll eu~1•anstO l"911>«llK ... Journal of Solar Energy. *"' ot Sant. Ana CA P• -• hon• ......i lie clu rly •IAl«f "'.,.. O•d. OctoO.r IS, 1,7; •I' 1~ ~ ~' :'; •ncl l•llutt to YI loro. """ llom In,,.. ... _...._..OIESll!erMlC:-"'9<11k.tllons !/>all lie 9fOUnCIS tor ... ,,, 1ect1onoftNC>ICI. ------------; Ee<lllM<lslltll >el lor11'11he lull n.tmn OTHER speakers are K e nne th J . Arrow , Harvard economics pro- r.cs.sor And winner of the 1972 Nobel Pr ize (or economic science and Christos G. Doumas of the University of Lon- d o n. directl)r of an archaeological excava- tion OJl the Is le of Thcra orr Greece. . "- M.COl.MICIC MORTU&llH Laguna Beach 4IM-9415 Laguna Hiiis 788-0933 San Juan Capistrano 495-1776 --- M LT:l·IHCHIOH ...... ALHOMI .., •nd •••10.nces of •II "'"'°"' •ntl parues ~eo m ~-• n-Qflnct""~ In c•se OI <°'PGr•tton•. ,,.. <IU<le 1ne """'n of '"" PruiCl•nl, !>ecrot..v. TrH\llffr, encl "'-9'• Tnt CllV '--'<.ff di V.. City ot Coste """"" <H*rW\ 1111 roqhl lor•I~• ally or •fl Dkls. •oATEOOclob@rlJ ... 71. I t>ublls/lfod Or-CM~I O•llr P1101. O<l-11, 1'71 •..ii·// PUBLIC NOTICE Corona del Mar 673-9450 '* PICTITIOUS•USINl.U University Day Slated For Irvine Costa Mesa 646·2424 --IJLL llOADW,U MO.TUAIY 110 Broadway Costa M esa (542-9f 50 ---SMlnt lUTHU LAM1 COSTA MIS4 CHAPIL 427 E. 17th St. Costa Mesa • 64M888 Santa Ana Chapel 518 N. Broadway Santa Ana • 647-4131 ---PftRCI llOTHBS SMITHS' MOITU41Y 627Maln St Huntington Beacti 536-6539 ---PIMfAMILY COl.OMtA&. "'"'UL HO..Cl 7801 Bolsa Ave. Wesrminster 893-3525 -rACl'4C Vll W MIMO•IAl ,Alt Cemetery Mofluary Chapel 3500 Pacific View Drive Newiiort, Call torn la &44·2700 •..., NAME STATEMENT Tht 1011owlng """ons "'" .ionlo bU•lnt\~·\ 8MW ENTERPRISES. 1 C:ovt, lrvlf'e, C:.lllorn•• '1771• Robert H. !Uroln. 1 Cove. lr.•n•, C:.llfornt•t771' A-rt V. Wel>C>, 1•11 Allld !>ll"ffl, Colle Mow, C..lfl«nl• tll6U Mlc .... I A, Mol'llH •• l lu.blrd, lrvlne, c:.llf'ornla. '7714 Tiii• butlnus I\ condu<l~d Or • oe-• ---llllP RoWrt H. l!oardln Tiiis --· Wal. llled Wiii\ ,,.. C-tr Qer1l ol ~-. Co11nty on Ck· lotl« •• 1171 aUIHIUN, ICCWEUOW, 0 AIMl&041HU J•lllllY It.ST.AU• '71N-~Driw, n lrd F._ ......,,, Hllh, CA tltlO T.....,_: (llJI UHtff JUUi Publl\Nd Oranvt Coa•I Oaily PllOI Oct 17,14,ll,No•.1, 1911 UC Irvine will bold University Day, an ln- troducUon to campus life for over 150 invited Southern CalHorma high schools, on T hursday, Oct. 27. The high schools' s tu- de n t s a n d their counselors will vis it c l a~sro o m s. t----------~_, .. _.-111 I a boratories, residence halls, libraries and 111!•••••••~11 athletic facilities as wt'll 'H~,..,, ~~ as the art gallery, the a.u.1~.a.~$ career Center, the SlU· FLOR.ST. d ent radio station and J,he nuclear reactor. .......-ii. · AddiUonutly. they will , r~~ be treated to mrormal ~ J sessions on admissions, housing, Cinancial aid , and the Education Op-546-5528 por tunlty Program. For further fnformo· lion call the Office of Re lations with Schools and Colleges al833·S832. 2'40HwWM"4 C..•• Mft•O,.. 1 .,.,.. Also, Philip Morrison, MIT physics professor, and Wt>ldon B. Gibson, prc.•sidcnt or Stanford llt:>~cnrch ln~tllute In- t t1tn<itJon.1l CUSTOM F.UHIOHS -Dav, Ev.,...nQ. & &idol V. oar for ...-omen , f &mer1 . AHT19U1S -18<1. • i:•m •..,.,...:;1 Ccr.h R..j1100 & (.,opoon and 0.u>•1'df'~M ~Loans ~ COLUCTIIUS -r..,....._ bc"'<Ji.. .lo1, .Jucp. '7'd ,..,,j, rN:'u! A 1-. ol ~ MO end owr -be -.....S by • <"""""""°" ol ..... .,.d ~ "'°""""· .\bout 100 ricople arc t·x1wt•lt'<1 lo Jtknd the "mpo..-.11101 S7 I W. I tttl St .• c..te M.M 642-1001 Otity '°"' A,,., tt.. • ...__. IS .... •/_.• A4 Cost.a !ifcs:i • 370 F.. 17th Stnet • 66-8'100 Oninge • t111 To~·n & Country Rd. Suite :?Ii ~ Let us· Help -- ( • • • ' , .. ,· These scenes are common everyday e xperiences. A ll of us have problems and we search for their so lvtions. Someti mes we succeed. Other t imes we can't. Then w e need professional: help. Where to find this her~ can become a problem. PROBLEM TALK SHOP h elp s people fi nd answers to their problems. 't -~·..:. . ·-1. ------- PROBLEM TALK SHOPS are free counseling and referral services located in O range County . PROBLEM TALK SHOPS are h ere to offer you help through counseling and referral. There is nc/; charge for our service to you. We refer t~ both public and private agen cies in Orange Coun ty. Facill·; ties to care for individuals are available o n a 24-hour basis. That means we can hefp you whenever yout need help. Appointment~ a re not necessary. If you prefer to m·ake an appoint ment. d ay and evenin~ ho urs are available. (Office hours: 8 :30 a.m . -5:00 p .m., Mon day t hrough Friday~ In ex treni«_ emergencies.· a counselor can be reached after 5:00 p.m., and o n weeken ds.) Let Us Help With: / Cri sis Interve ntion -Wlien a problem is so big or complex that you CJre unable t o see al terna- tives, talking. with a professional may he lp. Marital Di sco rd - A counselor helps establish a ~tarting point and guidance for husband and wife. Adolescent Problems -T he years 14 t hro11gh 18 are t rying for the young person as well as his parents, learning to communicate is cine of the basic steps a counselor can help bring about. Sin gle Parent Problems -The single parent 11;1y o ften feel ignored in ;i couple-oriented society. Trying t o l>c two people. mother and fa ther, can be t oo di ff icttl t for one person to handle. Geriat ric Problems -Sometimes a 'senior citizen parent needs tende r lovi ng care away fro m U1e family, specialized nursing CJre, or a place to livo wi th o thers near his or her own age, a nd the child ren who ma~e t hese decisions .must leJrn how t o cope with their feelings of guilt. . .. ' Alcohol a nd Drug Problem s -More and more people nre becoming depende nt o n alcohol · and o t her drugs. Specialized medical care and , a ~atment program are needed . . Individual Psychiat ric Problems -Sometimes we·' · feel that our world ·is caving In on us. Te nsion, a nxiet y . and fear may keep us from cop ing· e ffective ly with everyday life. Psych iat ric help .. · may be your first step toward h ealthy living. 1110 E. C hapman A~nue Ora n ge, CA 92666 Phon e: (714) 9~7·1 831 25283 Cabot Road Lagu na Hill s. C A 926 5j Phone: (7 14) 768·383 l / l If • .:BOA TING I AT YOUR SERVI~ Monday, October 17. 1977 . DAILY Pt\.OT --·--~)Boat Show !~~~~· ~~~~~~~~~- "Got.a problem'> Thm wnte lo Pol Dunn. Pat wall ctd red lope, getting t~ answers and action you need to solve inequlhe• in QOIJemmenl.and bfwne&S. Mad 11our quealions to Pat Dunn, At Y01'1' Service, Orange Coad DaJl11. Palot, P 0. Box 1560, Costa Meia, CA 92626. Aa many letters as passable will be omwered. btU phoned jnquirlea or letttrs nol including the reader• fuU1Jame. address. and bwm~ss hours' phone numbtr cannot be con.rldered. This colu"'n appears doi· 111 ezctp; Saturdays." O.,ne Clea11l119 Eqlallled DEAR PAT: What's the difference between "self cleaning" and ''continuous cleaning" ovens? I'm in :the market for a new oven and want to know whlch : c:leanlng method will save me work. : E.Y.,SanJuan Capistrano : The Associatloo of Home Appliance :¥a1u1fadurers wW tell you. Sdt cleaning provldes :for removal Of soll durlq a separate bJgb beat ·cycle. c.oatbraous deanlai rradaally redaees oven soil oa apedally treated amfacea to be presentably clean CODCIJtJoa duriag llOnllal bakinl or brolliag operaUom. Large 1pllloven or spatters require 'Cup' Topic Of Lecture ~ A lecture series apoWahtlnr some promlnent names in the salling fr1temlty will be one of the added features at the Southern Callfornla Sallboa.t Show at Loo& Beach. The lecture aerles will be opened by Jert Spranger, assoc:lated editor of Sall ma1azlne, who will talk on the 1977 America'• Cu,p race.a Saturday. at8p.m. Spranger also wtU show films of the aucceulul U.S. defense of the famed Cup. Britt McPherson, widely.pubUclled' femlnlne salllng adventurer, wUJ pres ide over LadJet Nlibt on.Oct. 25, at 8 p.m. Britt's topic will be "Women ln Boating." She is one of the {H!OPle behind the aew publication, ·'Women In Boaun,... · Webb Cblles,1 the only American to aall ••mall boat solo arouna Cape Hom and around t.be world.- will tell of bl5 barrowin& exP!fieneee in combattlDI an angry sea on Wednesday, Oct. 2$. Robert Perry, prominent naval architect, ls slated to talk on yacht desl1n on Frttt.y, Oct. za. Chairman Jerry Sehl says be may add another speaker for Tbunday, O~t. 27. • wlplq out to preveat carboeWJac Uaudeala1> Oil ,&be ovett surfaces. SeU cleanlag is less work, but It cesta more, Self cleanlag and eootiauou cleaning , systems llave beea aaed for more thaa a decade, and botb are avaUable on either gas or electric ranges. TAKE ME OUT -This baby elephant will the stability of rubber rafts. The show Trail Blazed try to forget his first ride in an inflatable opens Friday at the Long Beach Conven· CapltolNewaSenlce ALLERGY?·· dinghy. It was a boat show stunt to show lion Center. SACRAMENTO -The ----=:........:----------------------------•Department of Parka -014) ij:9124 Recorded Messa11 HLEUf CIMTllL FDmAT* ln1513,hpCl9211f Write fw ,.,._ .... ,.,....._ . Coflectlo11 l...aae• D~tal~d DEAR READERS: A new California law will' aUow fines and clvU penalties against persons who use improper ladles of lnlimldaiion when Harris Series Clinched aUemptin& t.o collect la&e payments. . Curren& law allows sacb penalties against 'collectloa ageoclea, b11t lhe oew leglsl~Uon eac:os:upuaes-all bullleaaes aDd htdJvlduals. SB %37 Jefferson Steamship. s kippered by Dick Acker. Palos Verdes Yacht Club. won the final race of the California Yacht Club·s four-race Harris Series to probJblts I.be followlllg practices by debt collecton: 113 c t the ~at or use of physical force upon any person 0 mpe e or property; any crlmloal means to cause a.arm tO a person's reputation; false accuaaUona lltat lite debtor bas committed a crime; c:ommalcalJoD to any person regarding conduct "'Ute deb&or, ..,l' I Regatta than the failure to pay la eocwunerdebt, udtbreatet n arrest, garnishment of property or baco•e. not la aC· • , • cordancewitbexistlng law. Light air and ll1ht fog was the weather menu This law was backed by consumer advocates. dished up for 11.a sailboat.a in 11 classes that turned t'linl•h 011crall l}JNldicap honors in the 1nternalional Off shore Rule d'ivision. The fail series or day races drew more than 100 entri~U:ie JOR, Performance Handicap Racing Fleet, Midget Racing AssociaUon ·and Midget Ocean Racing Fleet divisions. The final race was the 5 o'clock Bell race. a . 161,2-miler around Santa Monka Bay providing the race committee with the privilege of shortening the course lo insure that it ended at 5 p.m. Overall and Class A winner in PHRF was Jl. lusion. sailed by Ed McDowell, King Harbor Yacht Club. The MORA winner was Olvero St .. Castillion and Wilson. KHYC, and the MORF winner was Siren sruled bv Gro\'er and Mark. Paclfic Martnen Yacht Club · bat there was some tesUmony dur1D1 comm~ out for Newport Harbor Yacht Club's traditional bearings dtbal the law did not 10 far en:*&b to Fall Gold Cup Reaatta Saturday and Sunday. so a.ocK Hl.l lllACI prevent ebt collectors from coatact.nc tbe There were six clai;ses sailing courses inside 10R '· ,,,,11.,,_ s1 .. m\ll•P. l, o • .,. 11,..1, 1t..,c;,_,,, 01tvc: 1. employerofadebtoraboutoverdue account.s. -the bay and Cive on oceun courses. Largest class c:.."01°"'·"-"""-·0 "vc. SB ,.,.7 -1--provides g•••..a-11-el for d•b•-rs and s MORA -I. Oull•w. DOI\ lloun•r..,,, WY( l , Ol•ero S lrt•I. -' uav .....cuu ... "" was the Thistle with 17 entries, won by kip Kempff , C.•t111•on wi1-""YC;2.MMM41mm•. A•v...a lH•Ru-11, suvRc civil penalties for vJoJatJoas. Tlaeae Include: MORF·A-1. »Ott 111, ""'1., l0<••1ot1. eve, z, s.1r ... Gro .. ,,M41•• Coronado Yacht Club. San Dlego. Summary of Plil\vc : J, T-..m•. 0ou9-11ai1., 1.0 ..... sccvc. providing false lnformatlon; ldeatlty or laeome for classes: MORF·B ' .... T. LadV. a.r1 1.oc•-. PMvc . 1. ~· .... m-1 '.·-·-· pt..roval of credit· a ·-r1 -.... e f Povl1Kl-.SCCY(. l. w ........... c;e,,. M<kl,,,_, PMYC ..._ .. a t' I DD llWIV I~ _.. 0 a PHllF·A I 5<>1..,._ Ulr!'y Am"'1r9, k"YC, l, lllwWOfl. Ea Mc~ll. credU card or acc:ou.nt, and requests for consumer ,..,!~~•Tc~~· 1·•1-81'"'"10'•·•t1vc.t,Jot1P•noi• ... e cve.J.Jo"1 UiVC.>,,..,..,,,,.,...,Joow-11,cvc a.lilt Ith I I DI nn& t •L-_ .. ,., t'-SABOT A~8 110' 1. Jul,. l(orr....,n, ""Ve, 2,Mi•• P•O•rl.,., N"Ve PHllF·B l~ncJ•"9 PtoCotO -I, W1n<l1All, l H Newllelo. eve l , 8•nd•I. er w J~ AP•¥~~ Imp ~~~~~~~~~~~·~~~~-~--~~~~~~~~~~fyr~~~~u~~~~~,~~~~~&~l~~~M~~~n~·~~~n s. &t fMIH:W••. Rc•c Pilllr.e-t.V.,.c:h~Md'Wilr.','!!7inf.~rn'1-,'w'l)lf!h!v"'R,,..~""'7,,.1'~'"m.~r M.tr1., ReflieGRri..g C'alRfOll r.Jrged E,,,!;!~~~:i ~·~c '· ,.,.o T•t"<l•111, L••C. 2 .. Rov "'oot"'•· uvc: l. e.noer SMYC,J,01..oiro.Jonn:~~4lI' -L.~~tl~I~) I, Mike d1 Don•IO NllV( 1. M4•• Whrl•llOUW, &Ve, J, IOR l, _,.11 .. IOft .lt.,,.,\lllPI 1, ~""'LO .. lh .00 H••"1•n. DAVe ;, DEAR PAT I 'm considering reftnancing my tASEll 8 t81 1 JNryNorm~n ucvc.. 1 •••··~~ .. 0•• ll{YC.. . Ru~rtiut•v,hO•dl 111\111••.0IO(. SNIPE 1'1 1,c;o,_,,, •• ,.,., •• Ajj~(. r.~, ..... ,,,. .. ,,.,.,,,Ali'l'C,J .. ,.. MOJilA 1.u• .. •u)l ;1,0..11~ .. J,Alle<-0..•QIM.BlllPope,WY(., I home because J need a Jarge amount of money. I "•omon.KHYC. MORf·A-1 ~"'" u..o .. 1uio .. crum,cvc.J. ,_,, would take a new mortgage for the same amount as 1s1.AHOEJM0 ••l '· HOW11n·o.1. 111 ... s 1 ... •c. vve ':~::.: :: ~::=:,~~;,~:·J~~~~;.~S::.'CC"."J°1J.,...o F ,.., 8,0 .. " ori fnaJ i fr h i Ct t TCHlll.S-tl llJ I I, E9H. Ci<'ll lmtn, NHYC. I, Bon llo'I R-• ( '<C • J IJlY g One, USe t tO pay 0 W al S le On my Mli~:::;A~~V~,d;f"'i.~lll~~°t~t:.· .... ~:;:::.:·.,N:::;C. ) !>wmororMt, >'1-<R,_ 8 1 lpond•"QP'Ohr•HWrndlAll ~OM•• J l<••\0•1 present mortgage and be able to use the difference 8 , .. ,,,.., MtCobo. ecvc l t.o•°"" 111 ...... .,.,1., ...... ave """~ c 1 "•'""''•· i. 1.oc.w c.."·~ 1>o1, L•"'-0'" >b• "c.. , .... , of about $10,000. I've been told that this is now a TH1n1.e '"' -'· E<1-cl ~~.11 ~."1>". ,.,.. ve 1 .,... s.: .... 11 i...on ''"''"'· ""·•~ •t .,..,,... Fr...,•, eve WiSelDOVe,WbatdOfOUthink? :~::·~~ lC.0000..Y•,Wrll(un•n"°" M ii\( 'lr-.l<-0 8<>..1 "'"O"• W.W .. Huntington Beach ""VDE>XI 111 -1 M ....... lUll f •ylOr &Vl l ...... 1,.1 ............. re 111111•'.\4'.i!?' aeflaaacla• .... to be you dedaloa, bat BY~Q\tl!JNiS'lkil"i n•naber Cb"t delal 11ds wW Utelld die time -~turd•-tn the perW la -'lela , .. bave to pay.,, tile mortgage c . w· .... x , ... ud make It barder for you &o ever OWD yow Mme IJD)IDIDS inner "free and dear!' U laterest rates are llleb. I& will 't • DAILY PILOT cost yoa more to pay off yoar bome t.baa U 1• B~l~ Forbes.' skipPered by Ed Cummlns ol the continued paying al lbe probabl' lower rat.e ot host club, w .. the overall and Cla.ss C winner oC iateresl on your original mortcace. Be sa11e to C"aplstrano hY Yacht Club'ssttond race of the Mii· cltffk wllh your bu.Jr or credit aaJoa ud the ort1· sion Series Sunday. Elizabeth Arden· cOOks Up The Beauty Pinafore and Recreation will be required to provide trans for the physlcaHy han· die11J>ped Jn cooperaUon· with the Department of RehablJitation in •P· propriate areas of state park system, state of. ficials report. -~ HOUSING A PROBlfMH ~ ·OI· Do You Hove Ideas on . How to Meet Housing . and Other ..... of Our fANnmunlty? • If YOU DO, THIM YOU SHOlu - Anl!te THI JHO "*-'C HIAll• SPOHSOllD IT THI Cfn'"S HOUSIW. AND COMMUNITY DEVB.OPMIMT COMMm'll PROGRAM • (1) TO EXPLAIN WHAT HAS BEEN DONE UP TO r NOW AND IS BEING PROPOSeO. (2) TO SOLICIT IDEAS ON HQW TO SPEND 1800.000 DURING THE COMING YEAR -+---"!-. ___ _ WHIM: t'liln4.y, ~ 20, 1977 ~ TIMI: 7:JO r.M. : WHIU: ... ~ Scs-t -1 -~ '°' .......... ~ EJ --c..te M4rM. ~ ... __ .,Al"' ' A Special Offer! iaal mortgage holder to find out llow mueb ol a SecOhd overall was Blue Streak, George prepayment penalty yCMt blear •Y payta1 off lite Vodicka. Capo BYC, and third was Fancy. Dave mort,age. Also shop aroud for tlae best tenna. ' French, Dana Point Yacht Club. Class results: And A Packet O f Five Gourmet Beautymakers, A YS advises dl11cu1lag Uda wit.la a qaaUfted financial adviser berore taJdn• aay •ction. You also """F . .a-1 a•..., s•r••• '· F•"<r '· MM•in.. w" '"°"'P'°"· C.po e ll'l'e may wanl to refer to "Blllpayers' Rights," by "-'llf·ll '· ""'~' 1io.o1 ........ 11119" c""'..,· 011ve, '· 11 •• ..,. 0111 c1o1•. A P J ff I ... _ __ ... a 1 b w oPvc;l f,,,,,.,f'Ml, .... ,,..,.1o1e ..... c."°•vc. ttorneys eter . OD gsll'Crc auu a p arner, PHRF·&-i , aotc1 For110 . 1. 'tou1y, a. .. c-r. C..po 11vt, l, from which part of the above lnformaUo.n was J•w~'O·~~ .. ~~::i~i.0:,:cki,, J6M eoi.-. ea.., n c, 1. si.0.111 oblalned. TIQer. lloll!>l••nQ. C.-c>O 9YC,l , w~JooGr ....... Ml,$18Ve COSTA MESA 3125 Harbor BNd. SANTAANA 7U2 W. 1Tlh S11eet IAVINE MlcAtthUf BNd. at S.O. Fwy. WESTMINSTER Golden West a1 G,G. fwy, Brooldlu!Sl at Mcfadden Sale 0. Al.LAl+loya• SitYeNow I 0011 to choose from MISSION VIEJO ,.., 14.,.ry Plryl • 2Ht2 :r.;1te ,., . ._ ....... .. s.. ....... ,... ..... ..... 495-5902 .......... Set.10.5 M. 10.7 • ; • Yours For 5.00 With Arry Elizabeth Arden Purchase. A pink-ancl-~hitc i.:inghom apron for the h<>itaa, cook, artist, gardener ... and five trealml'nt ond mitke-up fa11oritc11: Y: oz. Villihle Diffrrenc(~ \ Refining MoiiJture.Cri~me Complex, 2 oz. Vel\11 Moi1ture Film, Yi oz. Rdirvahlf' Colo~faximum Moisture Make-Up in Buin Beige , .04 oz. Grent Color Crealiv.,e Coloring PencU in Honey Bun , ind Yi 011. Grut Color Lip Glou i.11 Clear Shine . One Beauty Pinafore Collrction to a cuatomer, pleue. I. MAG NIN, plea!!t !M'nd me the Beauty Pinafore Collection with my purchue of FluUy Cleanmnc Cream, 8 oz. 7.50 0 . Skin Deep Milky Ckaneer, 8 oil. 7.00 0 . Fragile Skin Toner, 8 oz. 6.00 0 . Clarifying Aauingent, 8 oz. 6.00 0. Velva Mo'8ture Film , 4 01. 7 .50 0 ; 8 oz. 12.50 0 . Visible Dlfference Rrfining Moiabue-Crt~e Complex, 1.25 OT.. 13.50 0 ; 2.5 os. 22.50 0 . Velva Smooth l.olion, 8 01. 6.50 0 . BlueGrui Perfume Mi1r, 2 oz . 6.50 0 . Blu11 Gma Dusting .: Powder, 6 oz. 6.;)0 0 . Or the, Elisabeth Arden preparation• you prt•for. Co1111rtic1. Salee tu and shipping (b11yo11d C\llr kH·al llnitrd Pored dclivrr~ . area) wilJ ht a11fli•1I lo ll'lephone and muil orrlf'r~. u_l 1' [ II ' !_1 j, Charge Ar~ounl Nn. [If f : Neme .... ------~----~---Addrtflll _________ _ City ____ _. ____ _ Sc.atr _Zip --- . 1.magmn . . t . t ' ' 1 ) \ I t t J J.,. T I i I 4 ' • ~ l ~ f I J Al• DAlL v PILOT ANALYSIS I PEOPLE Marina Oswald: Bitter, Angry, 'Unimportant~ By TM Associated Pttss Sitting in the oversized red leather chair. she looked small and· glrlish with her cropped. honey- colored hair and crystal blue eyes. Cloaked In a con· tinual stream of cigarette smoke, she appeared to emerge from a foggy. foggy day. She wondered aloud: ''Why am 1 lmportant?" Marina Prusakova Oswald Porter. Important to the world world because she reh ln love with Lee • Harvey Oswald, the man who assassinated Presi· dent KeMedy. FOURTEEN YEARS AFTER the tragic deed, Marina, who has remarried, once again ls thrust into the limelight with the publication of a ~k about her and her late husband -"Marina and Lee ... by PriscilJuJohn.son McMillan (Harper& Row. $15}. "I told my publisher I would only do a little touring with the book." she said over a glass of orange juice at a hotel restaurant. "It's hard living in a tlsh bowl. I don't want people to turn on the television set and see the same old dumb monkey nil the time. "I have nothing new to say." And then the litany or a guarded, sometimes in- secure, sometimes fragile 36·year-old woman: l .. I'm not an interesting person. I'm not important enough. I'm just an ordinary housewife.·· SHE SAYS SHE ENJOYS housework and is not Interested in a career. Marina says she's proud of her Russian heritage but considers herself an American. ''Time is a good healer." she said. "From the begl.nnl.ng. I was as hurt as all Americans ... She lives with her second husband, Kenneth Pt>Fter, a sewing machine salesman and re- pairman, in a Dallas s uburb. "It's a different kind Q( love than I had with Lee. It's a more mature love." FOR THE MOST PART, she said, she lives from day to day. lier ·only goal is "to raise the children to be decent human beings." ...____ HE!r eyes grow intense and sparkle when she APW1...,..... mentions her three children: June, 16, Rachel, 14; MARINA OSWALD ON PROMOTION OF BOOK and Mark, 11. She talks a while about the virtues.of pubUc schools as opposed to private schools. She· S he Wonders, 'Why Am I Important?' . throws up her hands and rolls her eyes when dis- cussing how young people turn up the volume_ on television sets and stereos. The two girls were fathered by Oswald. Mark is her chlld with Porter. M iuina told her daughters about Lee when they entered grade school. .. I TOLD THEM THE TRUTH," she saJd. "I told them thnt if other child;en teased them, they . should admit the truth. It ·s not their rault. They did nothing." But she doesn't want them to read the 527-page book. "Chlldrel) sometimes resent parents for belng loo honest," she said. In fact: Mrs. Porter Is disturbed about how the public might receive the tome. It details her 1 troubled youth ln Leningrad and her meeting with Lee at a dance in Minsk in 1961. Then it tra~es their often stormy marriage to the events or November 22 and 23, 1963. * * * TV Vi e wers Find , O swald Guilty NEW YORK CAP> -Viewers of a television program that s taged an imaginary trial of Lee Harvey Oswald for the murder of President Ken· nedy returned an overwhelming verdict ol guilty. ABC· TV announced. • A majority of those who returned rnail ballots also believed Oswald acted not alone, but as part or conspiracy, ABC said. Of 52,000 viewers who responded in the wrlte·in poll, 17 percent voted Oswald innocent and 83 per· cent called him guilty. . o r those voting for guilty. 21 percent said they thought Oswald was a I.one assassin and 79 percent thought he was part or a conspiracy, the network said. The program was s hown in two episodes. on Sept. 30 and Oct. 2 . "IT WAS NECESSARY TO do the bocSk:· she said ... It was a must to reveal my private life. But people might be offended by the exposure of this private life. Do you thin~ the women readln& this . book will be offended and hate me?" She gazed off to the distance -·and then was silent. We with Oswald was brutal at times. He beat his wife and often lied to her, according to Marina and the published account. He would not permlt her to learn English. Marina attempted suicide once but Lee stopped her. Finally. she learned he had married her to spite another woman. OTHER, MORE OMINO\JS events insinuated themselves into the relationship. Lee told her of his attempt to shoot Maj. Gen. Edwin A. Walker ~nd or his plans to shoot Richard Nixon. Upon leamlllg of the latter, she s aid, she hid her husband's gun and locked him in the bathroom without his clothes., Still, she remained with hlm. She dld not report the Walker Incident to pollce. She continued to re- ceive physical and psychological abuse from Oswald. Why did she stay witlthim? "Because we were so dependent on each other" sbe.sal<l "He really needed me. I couldn't betraY him. He was all I had In the whole U.S." BJ1TERNESS CREEPS INTO her voice when she's asked how she feels about Oswald today. "You can't love someone who's already dead," she says. "I'm not capable or b,ating. That's very strong. But I'm bitter, because be useq me. At the time, I so · blindly loved him." And she's abgry. Angry that his act tainted the lives or their daughters and herself. Mrs. Porter began collaborating on the book 13 years ago with Priscllla Johnson McMlllan, an as- sociate oC the Russian Research Center at Harvard UniYenity. The author knew Kennedy when he was a senator and had met and interviewed Oswald when be defected to lhe Soviet Union in 19:58. . ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-r-~~~~~~~~~~-""'.~~- Tactic Makes Energy Campaign· C_~lo~ful By WALTER R. MEARS APS..Ct•ICMre ... R... • In order to wage the moral equivalent or war, you need the moral equivalent or an enemy. Without villains, there's no way to keep score. So President Carter has fixed his · sights for the new phase of his energy campaign, zeroing in on the oil in· dustry he accuses of plotting hfatory's biggest riporf. THE IS.SUE MAY not be quite that simple, and the tactic may not gain congressional approval of the legisla- tion be wants. But at least it will be more colorful now that he's setUed on somebody to campaign again.st. He suggested that only the enact· ment ol b.1a eneru program will 41:. sure the Amerl'can essumer acainst robbery by the oil and gas companies. He read them out of the free en- terp~ise system •'because prices are not free,'' but instead influenced by OPEC oil rates and by Industry COO· trot over the rate or production. And that was just for openers in a campaign Carter said will take most of bis time during the next few weets. He'll push his energy plan during a five-state awing later this month. Vice President Mondale and Cabinet mem- bers are to be deployed to push the cause. THE WRITE ROUSE plans to sum- mon poUUcal and business leaders to a series of energy conferences, hoping that persuasion will put pressure on members of Congress -especlally the balky Senate -to vote ror the Carter package. One White House aide said there are more than a few people ln policy and image-making positions who would like nothing better than to take on the oil industry with tough talk and tougJier programs. They've been cautious so far, lest they gel ahead of the President on the issue. Now Carter is ahead of them. speaking more harshly than his SpetX:hwriters would have dared pro- pose. CARTER-S REAL problem is in the Senate. which has stripped away the key elements of the energy program the House approved. His energy price and tax proposals are in grave trou- ble.· . Carter used to blame the Senate, suggesting at one point that it was tao responsive to lobbyists, and warning that it should look after Its own reputa· lion. Then he blamed lobbyists for all the trouble. , But none or that had the political punch of his slap at the industry it.sell. Furthermore, his challenges to Congress tended to make epn-essmm•aucry. • wbieh wllli-eou.- terproductive. SO J.NATllE NEW umpalcn, he speab kindly ol the people who will be voting on his energy bills. Acconl- ing to Carter, even bis Senate oppo- nents are workine Jong and bard to come up with an acceptable ener-gy package. . ~ He'll take part of the blame for past failures. and the American people will have to share it because they waste too much energy. Nor is the whole problem the fault of the oil companies. Just enough of it to make them the prime administra- tion target. IT'S ALL THERE in the campaign textbook.. The candidate who declares in the springtime that be campalens for bis own programs, nol against anybody else, oft.en winds up denounclng bis opponent in the Call. When the crunch comes, It helps to have a target. And for Cuter the crunch is approaching on energy, the crucial program or his first year and perhaps his first term in the Wblte House. IS i0% EllOIGH? . Y• .. 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INDEX: •Comics •Stocks . - ..... _·T_e•e~vis-ion--·M-ovi-es----~--------------------S_;..-iO--,,..tS' Monday Octo~r 17, 1977 DAILY PILOT .r-• BJ LA ·Finds a Way to Decrease.the Odds· By C RAIG SHE Ft' 04 t ... Dally l'li.1 ~t•ll LOS ANGELES Dodgers manager Tom Lasorda fi~ures to have a team mCl'lin~ before World Series game No. 6. Tuei.- day night in Nt:w York Not that he really needs one but those team sessions seem lo do wonders for the Dodgers. They had another one Sunday· prlor to game five, then went out and bombarded the New York Yankees. 10-4, cutting the Yanks· lead in games to 3·2 and sending theSenes back to New York. The Dodgers are now 8·0 after team ·meetings "l just told them I'm prouci of what thev'n ? done this veur They beat C111c1nnati. then· tht•y b<'al Philadelphia in the playoffs I told them regardless of what they do today (S unday >. I wouldn't trade them for any team," i.rud Lasorda. Whether the meeting had anything f,o do with the outcome. the Dodgers didn't ac t lake a ...lto<Wl llnder pressure collect , ing.)3 hl" .\1 inch1ding a three I .... run homer in the fourth by Slevc YeaJ;crthal gave LA a 5·0 lead. So. the scene shifts lo New York '>' ith the Oodgc·rs · Burl lloot<>n sChl•duled to face Mike Torrl'I. Tuesduy ni~hl. And the Dodgers are confident lhtiy c an become only the fourth ll'am in World Sc1·ie1> history to battle buck from a 3· l d<'flcit- "I '11 sec you guys Wedne!>day n1i.:ht in our C'lubhouse." Yeager ., :.i 1d to a j!roup of reporter!> in the l>olli:wrs ' 1nten·1t•w room . "I'm having fun out there. The onl v \\ ay to enjoy the game is to AP PIWte REGGIE JACKSON AVOIDS A HIGH ANO TIGHT PITCH HANDLED BY STEVE YEAGER. Like Father, like Son; But Son Dies WINCHESTER. Ind. <AP> -James McElreath learned the risks in auto racing u he grew up watching his father drive. Like many sods of :trivers. he decided to also compete in auto racing and that decision lc·d to h1i. d eath Sunday. McElreath. 23, who was the C .S . Auto Club's midget rookie of the year 1n 1976, was fatally injured after hl!I !!print car s hot O\'er the wall of the Winchester Speedway during a five.car pileup on the third lap of a U.S. Auto Club 50-lnp feature race. Jim McELreath, his rather. was at the track serving as his son's crew chief Tpe ln· dianapblir 500 '°eteran &nd former California 500 cham- pion bad hoped to join hill son as the first father·son com· bination lo qualify for lhe In· dianapohs race las t May However. an accident pre· venled that wben the younger l\fcElreath injured his hand. In June. the t"o made his· tory by becoming thr first father·son combo to make a USAC champion~h1p c-ar race as they both qualified for the Pocono 500. They also com · peted ugainst each other at Michigan. Milwaukee. On· tario and Texas. After the accident, Pancho Carter, formerly of llunt ington Beach. captured both features. McElrcalh was pronouncccl dead of massive head and neck injuries at a hospital in nearby Muncie His father and rescue work£'rs extracted him from the cockpit nf his car after his mishap HI! died about an hour ant1 a hair after the mishap. 22-16 Triumph Minne$ota Def eats Bears in Overtime BLOOMlNGTON. Minn (/\P l Defensi\'e back Paul Krause threw an U-ynrd scoring pa!.s to Stu Voigt on a fake field goal ul· tempt Sunday to give the :\1in nesotn Viking!> a 22·16 Nalion:il Football League overtime VI<' tory over the Chicago Bears. The winning score came \.\Ith 6 :45 elaescd in the s udden dealh session with the Vikings lininl{ up for a. field j!oal onrl Krau!>e hold ing the ball. Krause. a 14·year veteran who was a colle~e quarterback at Iowa, fired the pass to Vpigt near the goal line and he rlltl untouched past the surprised Bear secondary. 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Fran Tarkenton threw 21 yards to 1\hmad R3shad and lR yards to Sammv White for the big plays on the Winnmg march. Foreman ripped the Bears· de- rcnse for 150 yards in 26 attempts for LhcJ2lh JO<>-yard .!:ame of his 't•n r('1•r hut rirsl of the 11J71 ~ea:.on Fred Cox had tied the game 16-16 with his third field goal for .\linncsota with 12:24 to play in the final quarter. The Vikings blocked a 41.yard field goal attempt by Bob Thomas whkh"-woutd ha~ won the game with 1 ·41 to play. Malt Bla1r. a 6-5 llnebacker. came up wilh the crucial block. lie had blocked an extra point by Thomas in the s econd quarter. The Bears stormed into a 16·13 lead when Bob-Avellini whip. ped a two-yard scoring pass to tight end Greg Latta on third down. That capped a 59-yard t The :\f<>w York Yjnkt·P~ cam<' home today. to ht•avy police security and ahnut 100 sh1verini:: fans al :'\e wark lnlcrntJtional Airport Police seemed to outnumber the ran!. al the homecoming as the \' anke<'s munaj?em ent ap- parently Oll<.'mpted to head ofr lhe kind of neur.riot that charac- t<'rized the arrival last Monday .1fl H ~y won thl' American I .<'ai:tm• Jl('nnant play it as I dtd as a nine·year old." said Yeager. "We had our hac ks lo the wall, it was do·Or· die. My home run took u Jot of prt!ssure off the other guys I think they thought, 'Ycog's hav- ing fun , why don't the rest of. us .... Winning p1lch(lr Don Sulton ·also firmly believes the Dodgers will win it. "I've watched this club come back time after time. We just don't believ1' it ·s over until our bags are packed." said Sutton. Sutton admitted he didn't have a lot of zi p on his fas.t ball the last few innings. "I pitched well for sevt'n innings but I wasn't prouil of the l1:1st two. I just wanted to i::ct the ball over. l didn 'l want to walk anyone late in the game.·· The Yankt'es got all four of their runs in the last three in- nings. including back-to·back homers by Thurman Munson and Reg~ic Jackson in the eighth. But by that time it was all over Yeager's home r was the big blast. but Reggie Smith also had a two-run homer in the s ixth and Davey Lopes. Bill Russell, Steve_ Garvey, Dusty Baker and Lee Lacy each had two hits. So why the sudden turnaround for a team that had a ,190 batting averu~c for the first four games o( the Series? "lt hasn't been that much of a turnaround." said Lasorda. "We've hil u lot of balls hard, but today they fell in, or went out. "But there is still no room tor error. We just decreai;ed the odds today. We had our backs to the wall and we went out and wonjt. We"rc gonna have to do the same Tuesday night," said Lasorda. NY Quietly Confident Despite l 0-4 .W ftlloping Dy OA \'E {'lJNNINGllAM Oft,,. O•llr l'llol 51•" Quiet confidence. That hC!>l sums up the mood tn the New York Yankl'es' <'lubhouse Sun day after the Dodgers heat them 10--1 to send the World Series back to New York for i:iamc 6. There were occasional bursts of lau·ghter and a smile here and there. Even manager Dilly !\tartin refu.'>ed to hang his head. "We"ve got to be happ~· to wm two out of three here... M artm said . "'.\1aybe it's right that we should wm it in front of our home fans." With that confident statement. ~lartin was i.aymi:: he expects his Yankees to \\ tn their first world champion!>h1p s ince 1962. and di.>!optte the loss Sunrlay. Martin knows the odd-. arl• in ha s favor The Dodgers muM s weep th<' two game!> rem:11nin~ and thc·s must do· 1t in the w1de·open ex pan ~<'" of Yankl'l's Stud1um. whiC'h \\OO t bl.' a boon Lil a vower ladl'n ll·am like Los ,\ngcll.'s "Oodi.:t•r StatJ111m 1s a ni<:L' park tn hit 1n." -.ays lh•i:tJ.:ll' .J;u·kson '.\ flv lwll 1s a homt· r un hl'rl' It II bl' a h ill<' loughl•r (nr both our tt•:.tm!> In h1l ·cm out 1n Yan kl'" St.uh um Jal·bun and Thurman Mun!>On homered back·to-back for thl• Yankees Sunduy und the Dodgers ~ot Joni:: ball blasts from HcggicSmith and Steve Yeager. "The home run by \'eager was the turning point of the game." Martin s aid. "Our biggest prob· lem today was too many hang· 1ng i.crewballs. ·· '.'Jew York starter Don Culletl \\as s helled for se\·en runs and l'IJ!hl hits-in.eluding Yeager ·s homer -in just 4 1 ;i innings ol work. "I r>itched a terrible game. It wa!> my control-nothing more and nothing less. Every pitch thcv h1l todav was a mistake pttr h r just m~<le too many m1t.· t ;.11..ei-.. ··Gullett S<iid. Ood~l·rs starter Don Sutton. hOIA C\'l'r. made very few mis· tak<•s. Ile \\as wo rking on a thrct.•·hil shutout in the i-c,·eoth and f1n1 !>hed with his fifth 'traight career '1ctorv 1n J>O).\ 'ca~on µla~ . 'Sutton had )!OOcl l'O OI rol .". .J:1ck ... on s<11d. ··11c more or h·M· p11t tht• ball wht•n• ht• W<tnled it· Onl' \\Ord which eirculatt•d .1 r nu ncl \ht· clubhous l' "'"' lllOllll'llllltn flordc ... Of writer' 'I• 1·<· td :i lt·d I h u ! th l' 1>111J J.! l'f ' should bl· ruvored in game 6 because of their momentum. .. Momentum s wings ba<'k and forth all the time in this game.·· •inswcrc.'(f first baseman Chris Chambliss. "We're confident." Outfielder Mickey Rivers :.tjlrel'd. "They still have to catch us. All we have to do is win one game ... Rivers said. "I i:tuess we're still in a orettv good position," Martin says. 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I'm the Starter--Hade~ QB Leads Rants-co 14-7 Victory I.OS ANGEi.ES <AP> A quarterback controve rsy is nothing new for the Los Angeles Rams. who ha\·e been l>ig win· ners in recent years des pite a number of changes at the signal· calling position. rat lladen. who began last SN1son as the Hams' third·slrinJ.? <JUU rterhack and wound up as No. 1 Cit the position, made his first start of 1977 at the Coliseum Sunday und guided Los Angeles to a 14·7 victory over the New Orleans Saints. The triumph enabled the Rams lo lie i\tlantn. which lost to Buf· fain, for first place in the Na· lional Football Conference West at 3·2 The Saints. meanwhile. dropp<'d to 1·4 Joe Namath started the first rour ~ames at quarterback (or the Rams this fall. Coach Chuck Knox 81\nounced last Wedncs· day that Haden would open agains t the Saints bcc~usc of Namath's injured left knee. Namath was widely criticized for this performance in Los Ani;tcles' 24-23 loss to the Chicago nears two days earlier and the former New York Jets veteran said Friday he could play against the Saints and he thought he was r~placed because of h is performance against the Bears rather than his physical condl· tion. The 34-year·old veteran had lit- tle to say after Sunday's game, but he did admit that his knee was "not hurting Stram said that Haden ''did a fine job but they did exactly what we ex.peeled th.em to do:· The Rams took a 7·Q lead in the second period when rookie Wen- de II Tyler m eed 16 yards !or a touchdown. The Selnts tied it just 17 seconds before the ln · termisslon on a 17·yard pass from quarterback Archie Man- ning to tight end Henry Childs, climaxing an 80·yard drive . The Haden-to-Nelson pass play early In the third quarter aet the Rams up at the Saints' two-yatd line. Two plays later, Lawrenet Mccutcheon. who gained lJl yards on 30 carries, plunged over from the ono. Cincy Seeks .First·ever W°' .in the Pitt "I was ready to play," said Namath. The 24·year-old Haden com· pleted nine of 16 passes for 180 yurds. including a 46·ynrd strike lo tight end Terry Nelson that set up the Rum s· w1nnin~ touchdown The outcome was in doubt untll near the end despite the ract t.hal s tatis tically Los Angeles dominated the game. The Rams finished wlth 2.rnrst downs to;l2 for the Saints and 408 yards in total orrense! to 232. PITTSBURGH CJ\P 1 Terry Bradshaw, with his left forearm 1n a cast and his team in a b1nrl , may quarterback the P1ttsbur~h Steelers here tonight ui.tmnsl th<' • Cincinnati 8en~als. "Terry's an amazingly rapid healer." Steelers learn physician Dr. Paul Steele said last week 'Tm going back to medical school and takt• a class on Brads haw." Bradshaw fractured the small bone In hls left wrist when he foll on It last Sunda:r In Houston after being run oul or l>oond'I on a .keeper play With his forearm in a plaM1c 1·a:il. h(• returned to praclice on :-.chedule Wednesday, and h1!. ola ving !;tatus was up~radc>d On T\f Tonight Channel 7 at 6 . from "doubtful" to "quest1ona ble .. by week's end The quel.t1on for tonii;iht's game is whether the wn).t will -;well or i;ti ffen. which 1t did at times aft er nracli1·c the past wel'k The• loss of Bradshuw would h<> not hmi:i nC'w to lhe Steelers . lie wps s 11l<'llnC'd with a serious nC'ck srirn1n whl•n Pittsburgh earned a p1 \'Otal 2:l·fi victory here last s<':1son ov(lr the Bengals. llowcvcr. lh<' man who quarl('rhuckC'Cl Pills bur$!h in that 1976 game, Mike Kruclek. is out for the scnson with a s houlder separation also s us tained in Houston. That mean'i the StN'L<'rs !.tartl.'r \\Ill t><.' Bradshaw or four· year \'CIC'ron Neri Graff. who re- JOlnC'ci the team this week arter hC'1ni:l <"Ill lute 1n prcs«'ason Both th<' St<'C'lf'rs and Bl'ngals -7 -, take 2·2 records mto the roteme. and Cincinnnti will be bidding for its flr sH'HI' victory at Three Hh·ers Sln<li1101. where U hus lo!>.l • se\'en inn row "l fe<>I better hcrorc this Pittsburgh 1!C1ml'." Rcngsals de· fcnsiv<' end Coy Bacon said this Wl't'k . "Lnst vcar. the echo wa~ heard for 100 ·miles Pitts burgh. Pills burgh, Pittsburgh. "They were frightened here." added Bacon. who was o newcomer to thr Ben1wls last Season. Thee lien1£<ili. arc coming off a 17 7 \ IC'tory over Green Bay ·.; J thought Haden was ex- cellent.·· said Knox. who said the former USC standout called his own plays, something he didn't do last year after winninit the signal·calling job from James Harris and Ron Jaworski, now tho starters at San Diego and Philadelphia. When asked if he was the No. 1 quarterback Sunday, Haden replied: "Now. I reel I'm the starting quarterback.·· N<'W Orleans coa<'h llank -·--' ..... - Mccutcheon gained over 100 yards for the 30th time in his NFL ca)·eel'. The Saints Still have never beaten the Rams at tlocc Coliseum. * * * Al LO\ Anc)el•• ••.O.O ~·'"h 0 I 0 0 • t R•ml 0 I 1 0 -l4 I.A l vi ... I• run StPlltn klU< NO Clllleb 11 Pl'~• ltOln M•llfll1111 SHro-lcl! LA M<ClittlltOll 11un S.plle" kltit IHDIVIOUAL LIAOl11$ AUSHIN(i New 0.11-. M6ntll"9 •·te. ~ tit ll·H, "c.al1>ruth 1·11 Lo. A11gtlet, M<t wlrP1Htt»li., '-li.11120-11, Tyi.r~ PAUINO New 0.1u11., .IMMlflt I~ 1'1; OoUQIA\\l~ I 1.0\Al\o;jea.\ H-llt 1 .. 1,leo AE(l1VIH0 H.w Or1Mft1, G•ll>,_ f2t, M""trt ~. Q\llOt ) n ~ .......... M .He-- ' \I "'"'il<lj'1 )I Not"°" I .. -. r ft OAIL Y PILOT Monday, October 17, 19n .......... 0 SF 49£RS RUNNING BACK WILBUR JACKSON IS TACKLED IN 20.17 LOSS TO NY GIANTS. Sp0rts in Brief ( - Huge Fan Turnoit:t For Denver _Team DENY.~ Thousands of ban· ner-c r . ch eer-chant1n~ football f Jammed Stapleton Int~rnational Airport here Sun- day night to welcome t he Denver Broncos back to town following the Broncos· 30· 7 football victory over Oakland. ;J'h e crowd bei;:<.in fnrmins: h~rs before tht• Bron<'O\ · plam· lapded. fornng the d1nr!>1on of some O!S?hts to other concourses artd disrupting traffic in front r.if t~ airport. Shouts or "Wc·rc :'\n 1 . and "We beat Oakland ·rang throu~h tit terminal as the fans. wives a!Jd friends of the players waited ttfe ar riul of the unbeaten Bron· {'*. One banner proclaimed .. uper Bo .. ·1 Bound f"or Sure .. Car Club of America l 53·m1ll' Can-Am Challcn1;:e Cup race Tamb:iy. drl\1ng a Lola. finished 29 08 seroncb aht•a<f nf vt>tcran Gt<0rgt' Follmt·r <>f llunt 1ngtnn Harbour Third was John '.\t orton. fr.tlowl·rl In l'ctcr <;l'lh1n · Gerula it is Triumphs llHISH.\'.\ E. \u~traliJ \ 1t.1.., (;l·rula1tu. O\'t•rpo" l'rt•d Ton~ Hoehl· 6-7, Ii· I. 6-1. 7 5 Sun<fa) in lht• men" !>lllg•~ final of tht• Ssil ,000 South P.H:d1e t enn1:- l'I a SS I(' T w c n I ~ m 1 n 11 l e :-. I a l t• r (;l·rula1t1:-Y.as ba<·k on th<.' tenter court with Billy Scanlon for a 7·6. tH victory in thjf-doubles Ctn al over Ken Rosev. :.ill and 1\1 al An derson Patriots Outscore San Diego SA :'I: DI El;O < r\ P 1 • Steve c; rogan thrt.•\\ t" o toul•hdown pa">~C'> to l1S?h t end Don I la:.M•llx•1·k Sundav lo lead the \.t•\\ England l':nnni... to a 24·20 '.\at1011ul Foothall Leai.:ue \'ICtory •I\ t•r tht· ~Jll Dit·~o ChcHJ.:crs. fht• 't·concl \('MC." 1th :J·O!J It-fl 111 tin• gam1-. w.1~ a four-\·ard pl." -.hnrth aflt·r Patriots· de· f1·11-.1' 1· l·nd l'nnv ;\JCGl'c had rc- c·m 1·rt-la1·NI Jr1mc·' llarqs luH· in the U11rd quartt-r .1fl(.'r the ChargN-. · s tarting q 11 urterback ha<I bct•n !;a<.'ked nl'.ir h1.., own goal hnc ;\tunson hit Ch.11·h1• .Jo1nC'r ''1th n 16-yard tou~·hdown p:i"s with 1 ·15 to play to t•ompll'l1• 1hc scorini: he players seemed to en1ov Uie tumultuous v.elcome and ptuihed through the crowd ol well-wishers 1nste:id or taktn~ a -.1de exit from the concour-.e y arhOl'OUgh Th<: t<:<im~ traded touchdowns '"· i~ "ceond'\ mu1way through lhl' r1r-.t '1U<1rlN Grogan passed I w· IROC llOl' ',II" un .. roll out lo Cocl4!h'• S on Dura ms IU,!>:.clbccl-t11 ('()OCludc .rn 11 . DANVILLE. Pa. Da\'1c1 Rt\'ERSIDE :\tee gun pluy, 65-.)ard drPv~ with Sam Paterno. SOOJ or P enn State foot-don't always hnish last, but lhtty Cunningham ~ett inl( 32 of lhe ball coach Joe Pate rno. re flnishedbehindCateVarborougll y1rds1nfwepltt~. mained hosp1tali1ed in senoU5 m Sunday's third round of t.he On the fir:.t play..(otlo" ing lhe condition Sunday with a frat' 522~.000 International Race of New 'F.nglancl kickoff. llarns and tured s kuU . Cha mpions series. running back Don WOQds teamed The ll·year-old suffered the tn· Yarborough was unehalleng~ up on a 78-yard pass-run -play, jury in a (all rrom a trampoline for the lead after he bulled In c&rn'tnst the ball to the Patriots· Friday while at school. The youth front of Al Holbert on the 14th of one-yard line. Rookie running is stUI unconscious and remains 30 laps, then pinched Holbert off back Clarence Williams scored in the intensive care unit. the course ln turn nine. on Uie next play. but kicker Rolf El' Racer 1t'f•• Tom Sneva started on the pole Benirschke's placement was by virtue of his last place finish wide to the r ight. · GARDENA -Buddy Jfwin. in Saturday's second round. San Diego moved into the lead ?3-year -old race driver from Holbert. who got the other front . with 5:02 remaining in the third El Toro, scored his first ma· row. spot, grabbed the lead going quarte r when Ric key Young Jor racing win Saturday night into turn nine, the last around th& • plunged one yurd to cap a 48. when he captured the 50-lap 25 2.55-mile River side International yard . five-play march. . miles USAC National Cham· Raceway road course. and held it On the nl·xt !'!cries. the P atriots p1ons P m1 gel •r:oa;;c>.1n;-;;grrr e~a;ilr;;u:;:ren---..:u~n~t!Ti l~h:.::e~m::-:e::-lt~u~p~Wl:;;;lh:;,;;V~a..::r:.;;60:.::.;ro~u:.:.:g~h;..:.-m ' ' at Ascot Park Al Unser , the winner Saturday. IOR on u s<'ven-yard sweep of Jrwin made a rinal lap char~e drove an aggressive. Intelligent right t•nd hv running back Ike to take the lead at the finish line race to move all the way up to forte The P.ttriot~ led the r~st of from Ri ch Vogler. w ho hurl led third at the end behind Mario An · the"' a~ from the halfwa'' m:irk ctretll t:n~cr. who abo \\On the Third went to johnny Pur!>on~ series opener al Michigan la:.t .E'ttnch•an Bree:e• month. picked off five pos1tionc; -on the fir!il lap. and worked RIVERSIDE Frenchm an 'it<'ad1ly through the pack until he Patrick Ta m bay regnined Lhe got to 1'ndrellt. lead on the eighth of 60 laps and Sneva. meanwhile, continued to then coasted the rest of the wav drop down throu~h the pack as to win easily m Sunday ·s Spor1:, the tough guys from the Grand Prep Grid Poll ORANGE COUSTY TOP 10 Pos. Team, record Polnts l. Fountain Valley 15.01 60 2. SA Valley <5·0 > 5-1 3. Los Alamitos 15 0 > :l-1 4. Ser vlte.<3·2 l 32 :'\atiooaJ stock car circuit pul the pressure on. 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Broncos 30, Raiders 7 ~ The Denver Broncos pulled one of the ma.>or upsets tn the Na t ionul Football Leugue lh1s year S undny b y defeatin g ho!.t Oakl~nd. 30.7 to t!nd the Supt•r Bowl champion::.' 17-guml· NFL ..... inning slrcuk. one short of thl' rt•co1·d. Oakland's Ken Sluhll'r ~ur fert'd the roui,:hll!-il duy of his rarcer In the loss as he was in te rccpll .. ><l seven limes Linebacker Joe Rizzo had three of the interceptions for Denver. The Broncos also scor ed a touchdO\\'t\ on a fake field goal at- tempt. Denver lined up for the field goal attempt and holder Norris Weese took the snap from center. He rolled to his right and threw back to placekicker Jim Turne r for 25 yards and the scorti. I t was Turner·s f irst touchdo~11 in 14 years a:. a pro- fos:.1onal. WASHJNGTOS AT DALJ.AS -Qu a rte r back R oger S t 1.1u bach thre w two t ouchdown • bombs and the Dnllns defense sacked Washington ·~ Billy Kilmer five time:. to giv(.' lhl• Cowboys 1.134-16 victory St a ubach hurled a so yard scoring s trike t o Go lden Richards and a 59-ya rd bullet lo Drew Pearson. Washington running backs Bob Brunet and John Riggins were felled by injuries and Kllrmr played most of t he game with a bruised ten shoulder Washin(!lon·s Mark Moseley had a 53-ynrd field goal while Efren Herrera matched 1t with 44 and 52-yard efforb Atlanta had a .chance to win l.1te in the fourth q uurtcr with a fourth-and-one play at the ems· four nut th<' defense held and look o'er ut th1:. paint "I thought we toulcl make it It's as simple a~ that I got away from my basic philn:.ophy and it was a poor t·hoicc ... rna<.'h Leeman Bennett s:ud t:REF.N DAY AT OETROIT- (i reg Landry threw :i nine-yard 1ouchdown pnss to Ray Jarvis m the fourth quarter to pull the Detroit Lions past the G;een Bay Packers, 10·6. The touchdown, the only one of the game. cam e at 3:01 of the final period. Detroit intercepted fou.i-.J ¥Jl!l Dickey passes. two of them by veteran Lem Barney. SAN FRANCISCO AT NEW YORK GIANTS-Joe Plsarcik: t'omplete<1,..only two passes. but one of (he m was a 37-y:ird touchdown strike to Gary Shirk that hel~-d the New York Giants beat the San l''rancisco 49ers. 20•17 P1sarc1k , callin g a con- servative game on s ignals sent from the bench. attempted only six passes. Coach John McVay s aid the- touchdown pass; Pisarclk's first att~mpt or the game· in the second quarter, was "called from upstairs ... touchdown 1u1s11es to le:id the • Scahawks to a 30-23 victory over Tampa Day. Tampa Day has now lost 19 straight games. Seattle's win was its first of the season. Myer com1>lcted 20 of 30 passes for 252 yards and had two ln· \l'rceptcd lie hit Steve Largent with Tl> tosses of four a nd eight yards in the firs t hatr and threw 45 yards to Duke Ferguson and 44 yards to Sherman Smith in the final period. . BALTl .• ORE AT KANSAS .CITV-'fhe Baltimore-Colts, triggered by a pair or flrsl· .quarter touchdowns by Ron Lee and Don Mccauley, ran their wlnninli! streak to five with a 17~ victory over the Karusas City Chiefs in a defensive strugeJe. The struggUng Oliefs, off to the worst s tart ih thefr history <0-5>. managed only a one-yard touchdown run by fu.llbaclc John Brockiogton. ------" Baltimore lhrealened to blo"'· the C hiefs out of the game evera\ times . CLE VELAND AT HOUSTO.N-Cteveland's Don Cockroft kicked a 30-yard fjeld goal as time ran out lo r ally the Browns to a wild 2"4·23 victory over Houston. Coclaort's clutch field goal nullified a 36-yard kick by Toni Fritsch ol Houstoo wiLh 4 : 28 le rt to play that gave Houston a 23-21 lead. Houston's Billy Johnson irot tbe 1ame start· ed on '°-electrifying note when he returned a punt 87 yards for a . touchdown. SEW YORK JETS AT MIAMI -Bob Griese. after overcoming a s haky start. threw scoring passes to Laird McCreary and ~al Moore. and Benny Malone ran f1 \'e yards for another S T . L 0 U I S A T to u c hdown a s the Mlami PHILADELPHIA -ATLA~'TA AT Bl'FFAl.0 -Dolphins defeated the New York Quarterback J1m Hart, a R o-0k1c placl'kil·ker :-.;cil Jet~21-17. questionable starter, dlreet.ed O 'IJonoghue's JO.yard held ~oat The• ,·1ctory left the Dolphins three touchdown drives that car· in the i.eeond quarter provided with a ·l-1 record. The Jets are r ied the St. Louis Cardinals t.o a the winning mnr gm as the Ruf-no~2·3. 21-17 vic tory over the folo Bills defe:ited ,('!tanta, 3.0 Griese was ineffective in the Philadelp)\la Eagles. The victory was ll'le hrst for Do lphins' opening drive. missing Harl auffercd a wbiplas.b type• coach Jim R in~o in 14 ~a mes. badly three times on passes to injury o week ago but shook olt" The shutout was tht' fhlls' fi rst Moore. But the 11-year National the efrects of shoulder, neck and. in thret' seasons fo r the much Footb:ill League veteran revert-arm injuries to complete 17 of 25 mnligned defensl\'C unit ed to short swing and screen passes for 209 yards and one O. J. Simpson ran for 138 yards 1rnsses until he regained his touchdown. for the Rills. putting him over the form . The Cardinals had to outlast a 10.000-yard t•arC'er mark furious· Pbiladelphla finish hl Simpson now tr:u b rus h1n l( TAMPA BAY AT SEATTLE -which quarterback Ron Jaworski leat.ler Jim nrown. who Rained Se::ittle quarterback Steve Myer threwt.ouchdownpaueso(36 and _12.312 yards. hy 2.2so _______ t _o_s_s _e_d_a_c_l_u_b_r_e ..... c ..... o_r ..... d_f...;;o_u_r __ so_..:;y_a_r_ds_. ________ _ WIN eBIZES WORTH MORE THAN S3,000 IN '77 PIGSKIN PICKEROO Sponsored by and :ioul~ 71aza More than $3,000 worth of prlzea wlll be ah8red by wlnnera of 10 weekly Plgakln Plckeroo '77. The regular feature of the Dally Pilot 1port1 Hctlon te•t• the football game outcome pre- dicting akJll• or hundreds of Orange Coast aport• fan a • and gridiron ho· daddle.. A on•year memb•rahlp at Nautltua Newport -• co-ed fltneta center favored by area athlete• -will be awarded each we•k to th• Dally Piiot re- ader whO beat predict• the o"'comea of football contHtl from coaat to coaat. Nautllu1 conditioning equJpm•nt la favored by pro football tHma. Nautllua Newport la rocat,ct at 4220 Von Karman Avenue, Newport Beach. Second 1nd third place entrant• wlll each receive a $10 gift certificate from South Coaat Plaze. Certificates may be redeemed at 1ny of the mall storea. To be ellglble for weekly contHt award•, entrenta muat predict the win· ners of each of 30 football gamea and alao guHa th• total number ot point• acored In all.30 gamH. . 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Zip.......... • • • : PhoM ................................... : : Cl~ .. tHms you Utink wlll win thla WHk's .. ,,. :~ • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Atlanta at Chic•go : · Baltimore et New England : Cleveland at Buff •lo : Dalles at Phlladelphla : • Denver at Cincinnati : Detroit at San Francisco L Green Bay at Tampa Bay : ----!:-Houston .t Pittsburgh • • Kan1aa City at San Diego : New Orlean• at St. Loura : • NY Giant• at Wa1hlngton : • Oakland at NY Jet• : Seattle at Miami" ' : • Cal at UCLA : USC at Notre Dame Waahlngton State at Stanford Colorado at Nebraska Houston at Ar.kan1a1 TexaaatSMU Dt>ke at Maryland Tennessee at Florid• Kentucky at Georgia Georgia Tech at Tulane Michigan at Minnesota Ohio State •t Northwestern Syracuae at Pitt Wes lrglnla at Penn State Penn at Yale Oregon at LSU Michigan State at Wisconsin TIE BREAKER -My 9uess Oft the tout number ot point• scOf'td lft 111 30 ,.met fs DAILY PILOT FOOTBALL /OUTDOORS /GOLF What's Doing Outdoors Switch in Quarterbacks • Turns Gauclws Around JIM NIEMIEC Howard Ai.hb). one of the best big game f1~hcrmcn to reside in Orange County <Lido hle1 t~k. lop honors in lasl week's sixth annual LA billltsh tournament. Ashby was fishioog aboard the boat J oJo IV with his wife Ma rge and Herman Kimmel nod the trio accounted for 809 points. nearly 100 points uhead of the second place boat Legend. In addition to captaining the winning team. Howard also caught th<' largest marlin of the three day tournament, a 19!> pounder . There were 23 club~ competing, 88 s1>0rtflshers and a total of 264 anglers. One broadbill was landed dunng the event and that was caught by Larry Barrett or Newport Beach and It weighed in at 184 pounds. • Marlin fishing is currently red hot. according to reports from Anglers Center and the Balboa Angling Club. To date. more than 225 spikebill have been wci~hed in at the club, and just last weekend 4 1 were hoisted up for a traditional photograph and bottle of champagne Most or the action is between the 14 mile bank and the 267 spot with fire-eye lures and live bail producing nearly equally well, Word is that most veteran anglers feel the -marlin will stick 41round uni.JI some northern storJTls develop to force the fis h south. The magical 300 mark is within easy reach for our BAC this year Seven broadbill have been caught on rod and real and more will undoubtedly be Ca\Jght as anglers still report that there are sleepers in the area. There are also large schools of tuna working the channel. but no one has informed sou rces that any h ave.been brought Lo gaff. ~an E'bhlng Sline Sportlishers running out of south coast landings are Joading up with lo&!'i of deep wateP fish tor paying passengers, but s urface acllon Is on the slow side. There are stUI occasional catches of bass, bonito, barracuda and some yellows being made, but as is u.<1uaUy the case at this time of the season, the bulk of flsb counts ls made up ol bottom feeders. Loads are Uicht and all landings are running boal.S to fishing grounds on a dally basis. Down San Diego wa-, there has been some yellowtall action but nothing to get excited about. Most luge sportfisbers berthed tn San Diego are now beginning to make long range trips where fishing Is reported a s excellent. For more lnformatJon on making one of these 7 to 1!-day Fis hing trips give Fisherman's Landing a call at (7J.I) 212·0391. . Bay fishing In Newport Harbor, as well as at Seal Beach a.nd Mission Bay. Is looking better as spotnn and bay bass are bitting cut bait and mussels. Surf fisblng Is also Improving with barTed perch and corblna providJng the most action. Corblna have been taken ln good numbers on sort-shells and mussel~ bet•een .. the 1rammar .. school and ltth street. FlshJng on changing tides, either high or low. seems to be productl ve. Utt~ D~k n o .,e.fttt With only slightly over a week to go before the opening of waterfowl ~co.1son. duck counts on all contacted clu~s seem to be down from last year. alt.hough. the nyerall population appears to be up, based on sur veys in Canada , Washington and Oregon. It is probably l(01ng to ~kc some very cold weather to trigger a m igr ation. and if ll dpes come the birds arc going lo fly over normal res ung and feeding areas in searcll of better water conditions in Southern CaHfomi1. Rice and wheat harvesting in central and northern valleys has not been on par with past years and lack or water will affect bunting in those ar~as until winter storms bring additional water lo the area. Look for the Alturas area to be good for the opener this wttkend and famous Tule Lake/KJamath hunting areas will produce good shooting. ' Private clubs in Southern California will bold an edge over public shooting areas as young sprig and early arriving teal are making homes out or these clubs which offer protected water and ample food now. E.rcellftlc D~r Secu0tt Deer hunters are enjoying a fantas tic year all and the season still bas three weeks to go. Zone X, around CaUfomla Pines, has been more productive tbls year than in the last 10 years as has bee n the case for the rest of the westem Sierra country. Bucks are now Just coming into rut and they are beginning to throw all caution to the wlnd. Some nice bucks were taken this past weekend In the forest country surrousadlng StalUoo Springs near Tehachapi, but acceas to this area Is extremely dH· newt doe to private property and lulnters are warned to check their maps In order to avoid a trespau fine ol sns. flMall Pro•~rt• G...t Quail hunting should also be good this year as lols or coveys have been reported in all parts or Southern California. The limit is 10 birds for our a rea and LA County but there are parts.of the state where the limit has been kept at six birds. Look for quail around spring areas unUI the fi rst rain, then it will be anyone's J(uess as to where to hunt them critters Bv CRAJG Sll•;fl" '0t l.M O.olf Po lot Sl•ll I\ en Swl•urinuen "ot off to a rocky bci.:rnning last yC':ir his first us Sadctl cback College's -lwad footbull coach Uut hl' madt:• a \'t?ry 1n1portant change and r( turned the Gauchos :-.t•a s on tomplctcl y .1round. , AftL•r los111g tht• firs t I wo g.imc:-., Swt>uringt•n had qu<1rll•rba<·k Tom l\ttlkr anct wide recc-1vcr B ilh· Yan c·v i.w1tch plat.-l'S. Tht·· Gauchos went on to win s ix of lhW la:-.l M!\'en games ·'T"J'om "as not thrO\\ ing very wt'll a nd w1• knl'\\ Yanc~ \\J' " guotl hq!h school quartl•rback lie h;.id broken a ftnj!cr on ht~ throwing hand lwfore the M."<1son began, but the cu.,t cumt• off after the second gaml' u n d ,,. c m a d c l h l' switc h ' -.ay.; S\\ ('ar 1n~e11 \'am·.' and .M11lt•r \H•nl on to have outstandinJ,! seaso n ~ Yancv . a ll amilto n lli~h ·,Loi, .\ngcll'q product, rom BIU.Y YANCY pll't('d 5:l or !'9 pai,sei, I 5:J5 flt'l'l't'lll .lj.!C I for j'(H ~ ards and ~cn·n Tl>s. .\ml Miller. a tranUer f r o m ~ c ,. a d a I I. u s \'(•j.!as I n1ught 27 for 112 .' a r d )) a n cl I h r t> <' tnuchdo\\ ns · I '' an I t• d lo p I a ~· quarterback. ancl I know Tcm1 m_,. dirl too Hut his ;1ft1lude Wit.~ great when lhl'Y told us Wl' would :o.\\ 1tth positions And he \\as my favortk I argl'l. ~a~:-; Yann Pro Grid Standings 4MERICAN l'OOTBALL CONFEREljCC E..uttte 01wi•IM ....... ,. ... 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M• 673-5153 at Marriott's Grand Ope ning Celebration Week of 18 th thru 21 sr • SO~ Margarit:i' • W:illy Ruch Trio • D:iily drnwing for n 0 1ampagne Brunch r-----:L:--~~ M~ CompJbnentary Hors d oeuvres ---•-=3.:..:o:. ..... 6 =00 ---~.,..I::) 1fGrriOtt~ Hdei & Tennis Club ..,~·~ w•l"""Jlo•''"""""''~ - ~21ll£'r 1s now gone. but \ UrH·y, ufte r u slow ..;t a r t. has J)icked up \\here ht· h•ft orr 1\ wc.•ck ago agaim;t San B1•rnurclino, the 5·11, 11:0.pounder completed 11 of M paSSl'S for 223 y ard s and thr ee• toul'hdowns. lie <1lso ran for two othl1r TOs in a :J5·0win. In five stumes Yancy has hit 36 of M passes for K33 ya rd:-. und s ix touchdowns. Despite the impressive f1 gurci.. the transition from prep to JC football has not been :in easy one for Yuncy "My coach at llamtlton toltl me to ju~t throw It Ion.: ... say:. Yun <.,. ··so I had a lot to ll~arn ·· .\ntl Swcarin~en reach I.' a~rccd. \ltllh lhat. 'lie was outstanding lust ~eur in JUSt sheer performunc«.' lie hud gn•at raw ability, but h1i. l'Xl'Cut1on was not \'Crv J,!ood ... say:. the Sad· dleba ck coach. "In two ~ears he's improvl'd 100 percent in terms oC e:< l'C Ut ion. Last year he was workin~ on the big things, and this year it'!. the little things.·· Yan c.>' wus ne\'er rca.J· ly recruited by Swear. ingeo -he had planned to play for the Saddleback C"oa.ch for a long time. .. M y dad played with c.·oa.ch Swearingen at El Camino in the early SOs.. I was planning to go to BJ Camioo College <where S wearingen wa s roa ching>. and when he :-~itched to Satldleback. he askt'<.I me to come \\ith him." :iays Yancy. And the Gauchos ~tar hasn't regr~tled il. "I r<.'a lly like it here. It ~ a \'cry loose and t omfortab l e at mo~pher<' ·· A s far as his future 1s con cerned. \' ancy surs h•"ll JUSt wait and sec \\hat happen:. .. Right now I 11..,t want h> help I h 1· ( l' •• m \\ I n I h l lt•J j..!lh' r -.. ' ' -<~~··'-·-·) ·--~ -' Mondayf October 11, 1tTT . F o r Colleges Area Golf Results Grid &hed ul . . "''"' '' ,,,. •n•1or col~ toOllMlll ~< l\t<IM IV l0t lMotu< 0.\' f .Ul c• 714-54'-1010 bf. 56 wm:: --11ouse Of Wmdsor is Red Skelton's ~ favorite cigar. Red Skeloon's tried so~ cigars that are more expensive than House of Wi~r Palmas, but never one that's better. · ' m only the choiceet imPorOOd filler t.obaccos and then car8fully .. wrapped in si)ecially selected Hond~ natural or candela leaf. The result: qualicy ancf value rolled int.o one rich, smooth·smoking cigar. House of Wmdsor Palmas, shapely Sportsman or full-med Panatalas- tbeyVe got the kind of tasts that could make you forget you ever smoked anything else. Look for this House o( Windsor display ot your tobacconis·t. : ·-~ --.. . . ,. s .. .. .. • .. .... .... MARMADUKE :uNKYWINKERBEAN Jl Homecoming t.rol t&lfl'H APo..oc.tE.~ ltl ~~ OIUE~ CASEY OTUER ~ 8UY ~ ' TUEtlit /ifCTHER.{ "6:··-..,...,,."L.. CaN~Hll.IMS IMR!>Rl~ ... !AOON MULLINS kAYo ! Yoo'u. B~ l.,ATEFOR SCHOOL f . .,. .... __ _ .. .,.._ GERIATRIX I DENNIS THE MENACE ~ /O· ., BOOMER MISS PEACH lr'A, l!EFc tE ONe CAN F!el- . _._ ...... GORDO ~~ve, ONe tWA?T Fl~T tJE AFlt'AID .' by Tom Batiuk l'M ft,t:. GH05T CF ~Ml:.COl"t'liNG PM;.,.1 ~ -by Charles Rodrigue~ JUDGE PARKER TUMBLEWEEDS NANCY °" 1(11'1"\ I "14 1<11\l\l l <>( Htl"l\1 I I LL POUR IN THIS NtCE BUBBLE BATH ~Y Wm. F. Brown and Mel Casson IC'tu. Y, wouto ..Ou set.1~'/t I MA\/£ ~A1 £L80~! WITH M& Ii WA~ r~e OPP0,1ie - ~ll''T l FEL.T l!'l'Ave, r ... eN I (iJ()i PlANCHEO IN TME: MOIATH .... by Mell - DOOLEY'S WORLD 10-11 >f-SroH -~ IT~ A sc1Hll1FIC FACT.. .,..._,/ MOTLEY'S CREW by Gus ArTlola by Harold Le Ooux by Tom K. Ryan by Ernie Bushmiller COMICS I CROSSWORD PEANUTS . ~ MW\, 1 CAN TELL Rl6MT ~ TMAT l'M GONNA IL 1Hl5 TEST by Charles M. Schull l1M NO 6000 AT MULTIPLE·OOCE IT~ LIKE 61VING t A STARVING MAN A MENU ... by Roger Bradfield by Templeton and Formaa ,. -r- . TDDAT'S c111mu n11u ~ROSS AS Ser'Yl'lfl 50Tlme l ----ot l'IMt per1o0s Roan 5, 6280 '"' UNfTI:O Feature Syndi'*t• " ~ ~ ··-··. 52 Arctic Ind -Jeoeneae Pacific • war 55 ConQuere<I 10 Thr~at 59 Otnturu· 2 hoarten9ta. WOtd.t 1 4 .t.rrow 6, H1v1n9 into POison 62 W1ttidr1w 1 s Man'a n1me abruotty 16 --·-IV•S 6J Make Unique glfflul lJ8nQn 64 Moll .. 1 7 .t.Sllf•Sk OOOCh l&<)t~ ~,.tor ... tones 66 FortNI liiiAii~::+:f~ iF.'t~~ 20 Gaiety practices ~3 Amiable 67 52 wffl<s ~3 Edible ueos 24 Thrash soundt)' 2S W1ff 0r YoRGe ?!W~ makera 32 Baseball Sllll. 33 Paramour 35Number 36 E Ind, ottor 38T1me-stu<fy man 40 Branth!!'S 41 T'1111g ot 111111,e 43 Actress .. -Mites 45 Oowritutn 46011 -·-- OOWN t l Ot19tor 2 AQ1ins1 -3 ieo119U1 l1tt 'Latin-Ame•. ooncho scooting device 6 M•htary llloup:. 7 Ltriftl•i 8Sc111t111 1tnu1<1 9 As111nw1:<1 ass 1 O Urideveloood .i·•1a 11 vet lall"I vchementlv 'i' ()I ,.,,. 13W'.nd t9Clntetsot IUI I 21 FHtdlnc;e 2•Wear\no IH 8Clolhes ;·s r. uoper llOUSO 26 Junlt 27 rok11r \l'O'd ?P.See~l"I: ~u111, ;:>4 Avo•d •·~•l••t- •nQ '!'l F'l191ve 11 Cuts J.: G?'1t; n""" I ' ~1!!<>1"lt!d rl (\"' ''''I"'"\ •2Me\llroof· ln9 ..... ,,"""°'...,... a too 47Moret111· menae 49 Lalllude ol Reguius 52 C11cl!el·lleld Plrt$ !iJConvoke ')4 Confed VIP Rot>\ -•" 55 Forte: Stang 'It> Aseen0 57 This Soan1111 58Cherl1hed 60 Hiql> O't4SI I STOCKS I SYLVIA PORTEH Monday's Clo inf( Pricfl's NYSE COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS Ouotall•'" !«t-tradKOft t"9 Ht• YOrll, M~•I, P~•llc, PfJW, ._...,, 0.t•Oil -CIM•nru11o •tOtl• h<•••no"-'~ tty the IUtlontt ••M><t•tlonot $eeo\H't1i.• O.tlt•• tllcl tn,11 ... 1 Mondil~ oe1obor 17, 191f l/N DAILY PILOT Few MBke 11 ·· Patent Road's Tough By SYLVIA PORTEil The millions or people working in their buement.5 or garages on inventions must face some straJtht facts: -Only a relative handful will reach 1 patent attorney with a "genius" ot an Idea. An estimated 9S percent of the idcuis submitted for patents each year are worthless. -STILL FEWER WILL FIND THE PRODVCT patentable. The ranks of individual inventors have dwlndled in reeent years. The ratio of patents issued to individuals, compared with repr~.sentutives of corporations or govern• menl·sponsored projects. is down from 45 percent 30 years ago to less lhan2S percent. • An eve n more ~t:lcct number will realize ~ marketable product. ~ven aJter the roadblocks of corporat.e disirtterest and legal bogs (.incJuding expensive flllna and searcb, issuance and drafting rees> are overcome andeve-n if other factors are right, the cost or marketing can break a product. Tbat is why large corporations have an advantage over the individual inventor· Money's Worth entrepreneur. Tbo6e determined lo go on should: -Investigate a patent attorney thoroughly. -Try to get an agreement with the attorney coverm2 all fees for exoenses excer>t the final filinll fee. ; • -Delay manufacturing the item while u patent ls pending. even though a search has been made -SHY 1'WA~ FROMl)EVELOPERS WHO advertise 1 hat they still help\\ ith the patent and arrange contracts. Look for a munufacturer lo ~e patent or to license for royalties in the same product rield. advises New York-based Robert Lester. who averages six to 12 patents a vear and has earned his living as an inventor for 20 years. · -Request advance monthly royalties plus a down payment at signing. A manufacturer will offer a fixed pric, or royally or the optimum. a combination or both. A 6CHo 00-day exclusive option while considering a product '8boul4 be worth $5,000 to $10,000. MORE TRAN 4 MILLION PATENTS have been iuu by~ Patent"llnd Trademarki)fflce since 1110. Patent Office officials -refer to materlals-irl their mes u !!prioc:. art." This year, an estimated 70,000 patents will be granted. al one time, there were as many as 100,000 pat~ applications pending. A:i.Jew 8$ S percent of these may be granted, reach the market and make money. .. When a search turns up prior art or similar patent at the patent search library in Arlington. Va .. the applicant m&Y alter the request -or stop right .there. That's why Les~ emphasizes the importance of u professional patent sean:h and legal opinion at a cost of $85 to $200. IF THE IDEA IS PATENTABLE. lhe next step is to se41k counsel from a patent attorney or agent who can dea,l directly with the patent office in the execution-or a p~tent application. This can cost from '600 to St,000 for a simple patent and $5,000 or more for a complex one. '1 all goes well, about 1 ~ years later the idea should be patented and readY. for the first marketing move_ First the inventor must create a model to prove achieTement of a technical brea.kthrough. As many as SO percent ol patent*\ inventions are halted at this point. Write to the Commissioner of Patents. Patent Office. Washington, D.C. 20231 for a list of offici!lily registered attorneys ond a~ents . ll 's Cree. Check prospective <·<unpanaes in related fields by consulUng the Thomas llei.:aster of Industry in the public library. Be concise. posit t\'t.' and cuutious ab<lut how mu~ ts-Tevealed about the 1de --....- ~ Worry Over Interest NEW YORK (AP) -The stock market Slipped into. slow declJne today, adding to last week's losses. · Tbe Dow Jones averag~ ol 30 industrials, ofl 18. 71 polnta I ast.weet, was down anot.bel' l.30tol20 ... 3Uocla,y. · Decllnes outnum~ ad~ by• 3-2 marain amq New Yon.stock Excbanice-ttst.dtaaues. Big Board voluem cam•to1'1.3fmJWonsaare. .. Analysts said the market amtloued to svlffrr from a scarcity ol buying interest wit.b many inveatan n:pectlna Interest rates to extend t.belr rec.4nt rile. The Federal Reserve lasl week reported a sharp rise in the money supply that was expectf'd to Je•d to further cn.'dit-Ugbtening by the Fed. Do~.l~_!!nA~r·~· ""'-• S•~Ju Did ~--~-nr• ....... I S.vlnU M<" l !l•v•nliM wt ~ Lm1Hr• c;....\ • ~erH~y ') > l,lllllfncl "' b f>f•lrti11 Un 1 Bet hy f'l'O I Vntvtr CO t Me~~ IO Cllfh et4ft It WI-.. 12 COll'\"81 IJ lltlllNIY Pl :: l.%~~. 1t K-Dttw 11 l r•M Co ~ 8lM!f.:""' M ti!t~" c.na. l'cl . ~ OH llt I' I 011 II 2 J. 011 10 1 , ·~ g:: '~~ .. Oii •.• !: g;: M -,~ ~: a t., i' H .. .., "" l.t . ,,) ... ,.. ).J "! .. J:J -,.. t M\.U ......... feMy ~ = ::: lit) 1t.U IJ I 101 • OU. to l•te tren.smllllon todaV-r thtffto wm Mr" appear Jn the O•llY PUot. llln4At AM&J( DID HllW YOlll( 111~1 .B8 0-'IL'I' PILOT Monday, Octobet 11. 1917 .. TELEVISlbN .•. COASTWATCD: Ta.night's Tl' Fare MONDAY EVENING 6:00 l'I D fl Cl) ®' NEWS U BONANZA 0 THE AVENGERS Christmas takes a sinister turn lor Steed when he Is plagued bfa vivid. recurring nightmare CD MICKEY MOUSE CLUB Q) WOODY WOODPECKER &l) SESAME STREET ~ \VILLA ALEGRE 5:3Q D "BC NEWS CD TO~ AND JERRY G) WAIT TILL YOUR FATHER GET'S HOME ~ HOOGEPODGeLOOGE 6:00 I CBS NEWS ~~~ENCY ONEI "The Bash" U @) NFL FOOTBALL The Clnc1nna1I Bengals clash w11h the Pittsburgh Steelers at Pittsburgh s Three Rivers S1ao1um 0 MOlllE * *' • "What's New Pussycat? · ( 1965) Peter Seller's. Peter O'Toole. A contused young man seeks help from en even more conlused psychiatrist. (2 hrs.) CD THE PARTRIDGE FAMILY Danny goes out of his way to give a pretty glrl advice and the mob goes out' of Its way to find him. G) THE ROOKIES The son and daughter ot a man who recently died In prison are determined to kill the Judge whQ sentenced him lD ZOOJ.r ---m FOODS FOR THE MODERN FAMILY 8:301J MOVIE * * * "Dial M For Murder' ( 1954) Ray Milland. Grace Kelly. A husbano·s plan lo mur· 1:1er his wale backltres ( 1 hr , 30 mtn.) • CD THE 000 COUPLE Fehx selects a grave sue and entrusts Oscar with the money lor a down payment fD ASWESEEIT "Hickory High Island" A stage production ab<>ttl desegrega- tion. m FAMILY PORTRAIT Cl) CBS NEWS 1:00 D NBC NEWS U LIARS CLUB 8) I LOVE LUCY "Deep See Fishing" 41) LET'S MAKE A DEAL S) MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT Ii) YOGA WITH MADELINE (I) TO TELL THE TRUTH , 7:30 0 CONSUMER BUYUNE U NEWLYWED GAME m THE BRADY BUNCH --Th1t 8t'lldys 11tCe -e medic•~ sis when all the kids come down with the measles ti) ADA~~12 • _ OffJcer Malloy disappears Into lhe wilds of Griffith Park while pursuing a robbery suspect. flt 28 TONIGHT Host Clete Roberts and report- "' Bob N.vwro lnt9Mew P\.11- rtzer Prize and -Emmy winner Ron Powers. Stu~at a 'Drug' . 8Nty \\lull' 1:-landtng 1 dt~t·u~:-c:-a "l'l'Ol' \\ ith her stunt nwn. Ch;.trll·~ C\'µht•r. for hl·r l 'nden·o\ lT \\'om ;rn st.'l'll'S (m llw Hett\ White Sho\\. tonight at !) 011 CBS. L'hnnncl ~ · m FRENCH CHEF CJ) $100,000 NAME THAT TUNE 8:008 Cl) LOGAN'S RUN A mysterious scientist (Paul Shenar) who projects himself Into the 24th century comes In conflict with the leader (Mel --.F-e""rr·~trcomptster-wcmshtp> ping sect. D LITTLE HOU$E 0111 l'HE PRAIRlE "The Wolves" White Caroline and Charles Ingalls are away. a pack of hunger-crazed wlld dogs thr~aten the lives of the Ingalls children and their friend. Andy Garvey jPatnck Labor- teaux). U MOVIE **'Ir "Wiiderness Journey (1970) Adventure. An Alaskan boy journeys to tind his father and overcomes the perlJs of the wilderness to find himself con- fronted with the task of vanqu- ishing the demons or ancient 1!9ends. (2 hrs..) 0 JOKER'S WILD m CAROL BURNETT ANO FRIENDS Guest: Charo. 41) MOVIE * **"" "But Not tor Me" (1959) Clark Gable, Liiii Palmer A young actreas seeks a romance with her rnlddle-aged t-1~ ~ ,,._, ec<0<cHN1 10 DO• office ~· ~' for TV .,. ...-...-udc-1 • • • • -Excellent • • • -Very Gooo • • -Good -Fair • -Poor producer. (2 hrs.) Ell) THE AGE OF UNCERTAINTY "Lenin And The Great Unglu- 1ng" During the First World War, a centuries-old pollllcal order came apart. introducing the Age of Uncertainty. -....."6)-£0UALJUStlC.E UNDER LAW 'Gibbons V Ogden" Federal power over commerce was allowed, w11hout destr~ylng the ba11c powers of states 8:30 0 CONCENTRATION CD CROSS-WITS "1!) MJ WE SEE IT 'The Scnool Desegrega11on Missed · A Memptus. Tenn school was not desegregated by court order although it was an all-blacll school. 9:00 1J CJ) BETTY WHITE When the first d1vorc:a proves to be Invalid, a spite-filled Joyce Whitman refuses her ex- husband a second, causing ham to retellate by moving back In and demanding his rlght3 as a husband. (Part 2 ol 2) 0 78 PARK AVENUE Despite the oppoaltlon or his father, an ·underworld figure- head, Ross Savitch (Marc Sing- er) weds his childhOod sweet· heatt-turned-prostltute (Lesley Ann Warren) However. the union Is loveless and soon alter Ross Is found slain. the victim of r&elle1~rs (Par12 Q! ~l.(Net work advises viewer Olscre11on) GMOVIE * * * "Shamus" ( 1973) Burt Reynoldl, f)yan Cannon. White hunting down stolen diamonds, a detectlw becomes Involved with beautiful women and 11n11- ter men. (2 hrs.) G EVAN8 AND NOVAK "Washington And The Carter Adl"('llnlstratton" GJ MERV GRIFFIN ti) MOVIE "Battle Of San Pietro·· Com- missioned by thl' War Depart- ment an the early 40'&, this lilm. dlr&cled by one ot Hollywood's most respected lllmmokers John Huston, tor recruiting pur- pases tor the U S. Army ~ DAVID SUSSKIND ®) MOVIE **'~ "One 01 Our Own" ( 1975) George Peppard, Oscar Homolka. The neurology . department ol a large hospital bustles with activity as a typical day Is chronicled. (2 hrs.) 9:30 8 CJ) MAUDE "Walter's Temptation" Maude's all-out campaign to get a well-deserved salary raise tor one ol •Walter·s female emplo~es (Marcia Rodd) backfar s when the lady • decide to take the raise --and Walter, oo. 10:00 8 (I) RAFFERTY Confronted with a critacany-111 girl (Missy Gold) displaying Polio symptoms. Dr Raflerly aelles ttie odds, his colleagues 8(\d his young patient's hostile p~ents by dlagnofilng her all-~ment as botulism. 00 NEWS II) NIGHT GALLERY The new heavyweight boxing champ llnds he has one more unsched~led b t betore he can claim the ti . 10:30G)Q) NW tD SPE "Three Artists In The North· west" Featurang painter Guy Anderson. sculptor George Tsutakawa and poet Theodore Roethke. -- 11:00 . D G CJ)®) ·NEWS 0 HOLLYWOOD CONNECTION 0 MOVIE •*'·•"What's.New Pussycat? ' ( 1965) Peter Sellers. Peter D'Toole. A contused young man seeks help from an even more contused psychlatnst (2 hrs ) G) FOREVER FERNWOOD ., PERRY MASON .Perry Mason 1s hired by a circus clown 10 untangle a case of bigamy. fD OfCK CAVETT Guest· Allcia Alonso. pr1ma ballerina QI! MACNEIL I LEHRER REPORT 11:301J Cl) CBS LATE MOVIE **'"'•"Weel<end Nun" (1972) Joanna Pettet, Vic M01row. A YQUng nun, who leads a Ille on the outside as a parole officer. linds herself tom between the urgencies of the world aroond her and the demsnds of the rellg1oos vows she has taken (RI -9 TONIGHT Guest host Steve Martin Guests Will Geef', Kr9Mln. ~ Gobel. Paul ..Williams, .IMnMcEuen • LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE "Love And The Three~ Timer I Love And Ttie Cllnlcal Ptoblem" • MOVIE 1' ··~ "Ring 01 Fire" (1981) TUBE TOPPERS CBS f) 6. 30 .. Dial M for Murder ... Ruy Milland plans to murder his wife <Grace Kelly ). but she becomes the killl11· instead in this 1954 thriller. CBS f) 8:00 J\ mysterious scientist <Paul Shcnar 1 projects himself into the 24th century and comes in conflict with the leuder IMel FerJ'er) of a romputer-worshipping sect. NBC S 9 :00 --"79 Park Avenue." Continuing lbe three-part miniseries based on Harold Robbins' novel with Lesley Ann Warren in the leading role. Jt con-,. eludes Tuesday night. ABC fJ 9:00 ---·shamus. ·· Burt Reynolds is a private eye in this 1973 action flick with Dyan Cannon right aflel' the Steelers and the Bengals mix it up on ~tonday Night Football. - KHJ 0 11 :00 '·What's New. Pussycat?" Peter Scll<:rs and Peter O"Toole head the cast of Woody Al- u.-n ·s 1965spoof of psychiatry David Janssen, Joyce Taylor. In · their flight to freedom, a trio of hoodlums hold a deputy sherHI hostage. ( 1 hr .. 45 min.) tD NEWS &l) CAPTIONED ABC NEWS ®.) IRONSIDE "A Man Named Arno" MORNING 12:00 8 TWILIGHT ZONE As he la dying, a Western v1tll- am vows to reach out from his grave and take the Ille of the man pursuing him. at· tOST IN SAACE "Space Creature" Q) MOVIE an witnesses a brutal k1"1ng by a group ol men, Including her brother-In-law. (1 hr .. 25 min.) 3:00&1) NEWS 3:30 8 NEW8MAKERS 4:001J NOONTIME Tuesdag's Doytl•e Movie~ MORNING t:30G MOW: •••1t "Istanbul" (195n ErrOI Flynn, Comal Borchera. Ahet five years, a traveller returns to lstanbUI to recover $200,000 In dfamonc:ta. Ct hr., 30 min.) 10:00 9 MOVIE .. .. .. .. J . .. . 11 ., .. * * "A Nace Little Bank That Should Be Robbed" ( 1958) Tom Ewell. Mickey Rooney Alter using up funds from their first bank robbery, a pair ot amateurs plan anolfiernem \1 hr . 30 min.) ** "Lat 'Em ..Hav.e It" 193_,_,._~• Brue. Cabot, Richard Arlen. 12:30 U MOVIE * * "The Singing Vagabond" ( t935) Gene Autry, Ann Ruther- ford. ( 1 hr.) 12:40 t1J) MOVIE ** "The Reluctant Here>e$'" (1971) Ken Berry, Cameron Mitchen. A doomed regiment Is saved from annihilation at the hanl:1a of the enemy by the commander'a knowledge of history. ( t hr., 20 min.) 1:00 D TOMORROW GUHt: Sterling Hayden. actor and author of "Voyage." (R) D 18PY Missing mletofilm It Involved In the untimely death of an agenl Irr Kyoto, Japan. 1:158 NEWS ':3088 NEWS -QD-MOVaE--- **~ "The Star Fighters" ( 1963) Aobert Doman, Richard Jordahl. Three new pilots train in ex~fiJ 1'lgn ehlttJde planes. ( 1 hr., 30 min.) 2:00 8 NEWS 2:058 MOVlE ** "Storm Warning" (195t) Ginger Rogers, Rortald ~an . While vtelting her elster, a wom- Federal agents track down a criminal ring. (2 hrs.) AFTERNOON 12:00. MOVIE * * *. .. Above Suspicion" (1943) Joan Crawford, Fred MacMurray. A oouple adda Jhe element of danger to their hOn- eymoon when they come to the aid of the British secret service. (2 hr• •• 20 min.) 2:00'IJ MOVIE ••in "The Perlls Of Paullne" ( 1947) Betty Hutton, Jolln Lund. The Hfe of a litent fltm star 11 tr~ from her humble beginnings to her trlumptt In the FollM Bergere..(2 hra.) 3:009 MOVIE • ~ ".Arabella" (1969) Vima Ull, Jamea Fox. A beautJfuf woman UNS her looks co ralle money to repay her orancJ. mother'• bad! taxes. (2 hra.) 3-:30 • MOYie ,._ * * "They Only Kiii Their Masters" (1973) Jamee a.mer. KathWjne Rod. Polee lnwd- get• the murder of a men by hi& pet Doberman Plnecher. (1 "'., 30 n'Rn:1 ' . .. • I ' I . . 1 I l ' Asner-'s Lou Grant .'A Happy Man' ; i '""" -1 Have Some APWIN ..... Marie O!'mond s hares her birthday cake wit.h brother Donny in a "coming of age" celebration special to be broadcast by ABC- TV next Sunday. Shades of Mack Sennett. Patti Page Guests Linda Evans JOln'\ the cast of Quinn Martin's "Legend ul Sundo\\on"· for NBC Patti Page and Tcnnessc<' F;rnit• Ford will be Jtuest stars on "Hee lfow" nnttsh actor l'uul NIQhols plays the scheminjl band manugt•r 1n "S~t Repper· .. Lonely Hearts Club Band · By DAN LF.WIS TVOau ..... 10 "-almostU> pounds," he recalled. "Gavin <McLeod> 1 and I had new celebrity status. We would have big J Mary Richards has stolen away tnlo retirement. but Lou Grant keeps going. Only now. the once port- ly Che has recently ~he<l more than 30 pounds> Grant has depurted Mmncapolls and the newsroom or the local Television station. But he has a new Job, as city editor of the Los Angeles Tribune. a morning newspaper. The Los AnJtele'l Tribune is a ftclional newspa~r. Lou Grant is a fictional character. But Ed Asner is for real. although there are moments when he fears the bubble will burst and he will dis- cover that he's been living a wonderful fantasy. "l'M A VERY HAPPY man now." says Asner. who goes dire<:lly from seven years in "The Mary Tyler Moore-Show" to lhe starring role in his own "Sertes. It didn't tnke too much imaglnalion to-litle the new series, ·'Lou Grant.'' It's a CBS weekly ven- 'I n"'er left •tak d ....... g tlu? •evewt Jlftlt"S on t~ old .,..., ••• •• aeh11 dupea•~ lrith a daaract~ t ltat k~t grod119 all t.laere yeartr?" ~~~ 'ture, Tuesday" from 10-11 , and is described bv everyone as a newspaper story with comedic over- IOn('S It will be the same Lou Grant. lltough city editor with acidity in his personality. rt comes from the stable MTM Productions that produced the Mary Tyler Moore series. and its executive pro· 'ilucers ar-e•~ames Brooks .1mrl Allan Aurns, w.M • helped creatC' that seriC's PROFESSIONALLY AND privately Ed As ner confides that these arc good times for him. 'Tm en- joying the best family life I've ever had." He has won the Emmy three times as best s up- porting actor in a series, and now has won two other Emmy Awards the past two seasons for best performances as a supporting actor in a dramatic special. Last year. he won it for playing the embittered immigrant father in "Rich Man, Poor Man" in the pilot, and this year as the embittered sea captain in "Roots." HE IS NOT /\N embittered man. however. in either "Lou Grant" or In reol llfc, even though ne blew the job in Minneapolis, and had to leave Mary, Murray. Ted and Sue Ann behind. The excitement of starrinJt in his own vehicle quickly ov~rcomcs the sadness of leaving old friends ___./ Bums explains that .. Lou Grant" will not be a "Front Pa~e" comedy or an "All the President ·s Men" investiJ~ative team Nor will it be Perry Mason 10 reporter'it cap. or a "Kingston,·· where !he reporteri. play det<'CtlV("'I all tlts!.!.me. CHANGtNG NEWSROOMS BOOSTS ASNER · 'Lou Grent' Star Revels ln New Show lunches." Recently. he shed some. Asner kept the weiaht most of those years. f "f took it off in three months :... about 3S pounds,·· he says proudly ... It's a new Ed Asner -or Lou Grant. if you pre(er -that you'll be seeing, physically that is. 'Peanats' PrOdaeer Ali Animated . Showbiz Life-~ By JAYSllA&Btrrr .LOS ANGELES (AP> -Back in 1938, a yo&ing Mexican·bom artis t, Blll Melendes, knocked Oft the door or the Walt Disney studios tn But;bank~ inquir- ing about a job. He got one, as assistant. animator ofthe clu1lc ''Fantasia'." Now. be's celebrating his 14th year as • animator:J>roducer of another kind of classic - Charles M. Schulz' "P eanuts" specials, m which be doubles as the voice of the noted docbouse u.. ··snoopy." His latest effort, ''Jt's Your First kiss. Charlie ~ ~ Brown." airs on CBS Oct. a.. It's the 17tl\ half·bour ; i-"feanuts··~talhe's mlde. ~ \ '\ ' MELENDEZ, It, A TALL.. friendly man wllh t ~ graying crew·cut hair and a waxed mustache. wu • ' beginning work on another special, •'Deft Vorace. Charlie Btown, ·• when be passed !or a quiet cbat And in one :i;cnse, it won't have the Mary Tyler last week. • Moore show look either since It will not be done in Among other thin1s, he 1'•s asked lf drawhlc front or a Ii vc audience, nor will It be a three· camera thousands of cartoons, ahlnlnr a ftpre'c moYe- show. It will be one hour, and without a laugh track. m ents ever so sllgbUy thousand& of Umes to inue a ''I'll miss the laughs," Asner acknowledged. show, doesn't gel a mlterepetltive at times. '· W c'll have to find our own tempo and our own belier "Not really," shrugged the man who esUmates without wailing for the laughs. Tl will be sort or a he did 15 to 20 sketches a day, six daya a W'81t. for • l search-and-destroy thing." more than a year on "Fantegja." ', • l "Anim ation is a urtes'Of drawln111 WustraUnr · "'' THE EXPERIENCF. Of' I\ transition from one an acUon. SO th~haracters a.re alwan moving i show to another con pose many problems. Asner there's alwa~s ' different poslUon for the bead: •• feels he is cmotlonally't-quipped to handle It . SUv.· arms. body, atever. So the drawlnl(s aren'tlden-, a geslin~ that until the success or his Mary Tyler tical." i Moore series involvement, things were mu . • tougher in Hollywood for him BETHA AS IT MAY, how Iona does It usually ~> "My bcod is toilet her," he eisplams. ''I can solve take to put l eth-6r a "Peanuts" special that run& • problems.· about 2S mlnutes without commercials? ? ''(>b, about six months from tho tlme I atvt 8\JT SUCCE S CAN breed other problems. with Sparky Schuh on the story board,'' be replied ~ C<'lebrity status Is one oflhem oCC-handed.ly. "We work very clOffly al thls tlme ln · · '".fhc secont1 yf'nr or M ary '-; show, l ballooned to. San FranclscoSchuJs.• home bue. '' · ' . PERSONALITIES I MUSIC Mon<My, ~ 17, 1'11'1 OAILVPtL.OT Fan Quicker _Than the Eye Q: I was distressed bearlo' that Sally Rand, whotn I first saw dolng ber ramous fan dance ln 1933' at the Chica'o World's Fair, was hospitalized with a respiratory ailment. How much plastic surgery has she had to undergo to keep that youthful Ugure? -Leanore Dougherty, St.Louts. A: "None." Miss Rand sallied. "Excepting for a ~ace lilt whatever you see is the original me! ·'About the body audiences sUll pay a 73·year·old woman to reveal, the dancer who scandalized St. Louis society in 1934 by taking a Lady Godiva horseback ride credits her trim lines to Ringling Brothers. •·Doing a trapeze act Is a great e xercise." s h e comments. "It helped make my breasts stand up and stay up. "To today's gals who don't mind showing all their assets, trouper Rand has some advice.' 'Don't show everything. Use wispy leathers or fiultering fans or balloons or anything -but just tease 'cm. And do what you do fast. I've always danced that wa y and proved the Rand is quicker than the eye.'' BING CROSBY IN A RARE NIGHT CLUB APPEARANCE IN 1954 WITH GRACE KELLY. Crooner ~as Annoyed at Photographer for Catching Him Without His Toupee Q: What sage said: .. Do no& try to live fwever. You will not succ~"! -Tim O'Connor-, Jersey City. . A : George Bernard Shaw. Bing Uneasy With Fame 'Q: I admire composer Richard Rodgers' wife. Dorothy. I understand she has qQlte a few inventions 'Glad You Asked That' by Marilyn and Hy Gardnu Hy BOR Tll0:\1/\S ~EW YORK <A l') 11\ng Croshy wac; one oC (h<:> rarl' indehbl<.• f1gun•s of the J\mcr1c<Jn scene \\ho ~·ou thouJ:ht would n<.•v1·r disappear. 1 lis death on u l\1 adruJ ~olf course Friday ~hocked m1lhons of people the world over with the intensity of losing a mt>mlwr of the family. No show to her credit. Wasn't one a cooling device! -Mrs. buslnes~ure, not even the late Elvis Presley. Sldaey Siegel, Y OG.kers, N. Y • . reacheaso many people in so many ways. A: Yes. it was to help peotile keep cool. The basic ·For n~arlY ha lf a century his smooth·aS· i ea was a raceJeHOt womei1 mid a watclt band-for--polished-oak 'baritone was hc~rd.. th.r~ughout menwhichhelddryict;. Whenhercollaboratordled, America, first as a member of the jazzy Rhythm Dorothy cooled the idea, and another invent.or Boys with Paul Whiteman's orchestra. then as ~lo improvedandpatentedit. singer for whom the word crooner was Invented. Q: Now that he's bit 51, lsu Rock RDdl09 HY His records sold more than any other singer's, bis regreuoaboatblscareer, sUtteSSfuhsl&hubeeo!-Paramount rums were world-wide hits. his radio Sally D., Eufene, Ore. show was top-r ated. k "No. I should have taken on chall~C parts a long time ago." he says. •·But l was too busy be!zig Charley Movie Star." Q: Is ll lnae thal ayad.lcaled radio laternewer Barry Farber ls able &o speak more than a doaen languages! -Sid Levlbe, Miami, Fla. . A: True. Ba.cry reads, talks and understands German. Russian, French, Italian, Swedish and several Oriental tangua,es. Unlike many politicos speaking with forked tongue, Parber -who is on a Jong shot boplng to succeed Abe Beame as mayor of New York -talks turkey in any language. Q: Was Lassie ever on radio! -Gweo R., Columbus, Ohio. /\: Yes. He (nol she) made his debut on radio barking on cue. However, when the script called for whimpering . growling, and snarling, it wasn't real- ly · Lassie you <or your children> heard, but a vaudevillian who imitated animals. Q: What's the catty remark Francoise Pascal . supposedly macle about Raquel Welch? -Chuck Norton, Loagvlew, Tex. A: "The only tame a girl should pose in the nuctc is if she has a figure like Raquel Welch --and nothin& else to offer ! · • • Send JIOIJT ~itio?u to H11 Gardlwr, ''Glad You Aak«l Thal," cure of Ilda~~. P .O. 8o% 1560, Co$ta McJO I 92626. MarfLJln cmd H11 Cat"dMr will cmnoer ca mGn11 ~ o.s they can m thdr column. but 1hc volume of mail mt2U1~r~1fmpcwible. A "THI WNTI IUffALO" 'V "llOUJHG THUHDH .. IU A "'IMr8 THI DUGOM" ¥-r'fi LAST H.uo MIM" II ltlllrlilll}l,..2111 llllPUlfljC "YOU u.HT UP MY UH" INI -·-... ,,... .,... ""'"'"LADY-...._,,_. .,,.,.,1-41111 COAST PLALA ijlt.,,ltlSI ~Jiii ltll- ~ TMUHDll· 111 -r.ui DttlYlr C4n.... "OH. CiOD" IPG J _,_ ....... , .... IA1/- tt)W<l .. ktM<4't' .. lllll CINEMALAND-- U\I ~ N11w ••Ill•"" U~ I"'' ,.,, , .. ,.,.t ''VALENTINO" <R> "TAXI DRJVY" c-.~ ,_ ......... BL"IWG NEVER SEEMED at ease with bis fame. He never had the drivmg intensity or Bob Hope. Perhaps that was because Hope slugged his way up through vaudeville and Broadway. Bing also had rocky beginnings as a bandsinger and star of two. reel Mack Sennett s horts. But his manner seemed as easygoing as the "boo-boo-boo" of his early songs. The on-screen nonchalance faded In his personal life. His fir!<l marriage to actress Dixie Lee was rocky, a nd his troubles with her contribut· ed lo bis desire (or privacy. When they married. she was a bigger star than he was, and her gaiety seemed to vanis h when she assumed the role of Mrs. Bing Crosby and mother or their four sons. HER DRINKING SENT Bing into a dark period during which he wus atoor and difficult. Dixie Crosby ched In 1952, and tn 1957 he mar- ried a Colum~ia Pictures actress. Kathryn Grant. "YOU LIGHT UP MY LIFE" OOHIT-"FllNNY LADY" (PG' "SMOKEY ANO THE BANDIT'" "THE STING" (PC1) "NEW YORK. NEW YORK" (PG) "A STAR IS BORN" (A) "THE SPY WHO LOVED ME" "THE DEEP" (PGJ "THX11 38" "A BRIDGE TOO FAR" (PG) "REUNION" "ONE ON ONE" (PG) "GRAND THEFT AUTO" ( "THE SPY WHO LOVED ME" "HERBIE GOES TO MONTE CARLO" "BENJI" (GJ "THE HILLS HAVE EYES"...''AABID" "HAPPY HOOKEB" (A) Complete coverage of county ~ government and courts. · .!£very day in the DAILY PILOT wbo ~as :10 yNrs youn,;cr. They l')ad their own family ofa daughter and two sons :rnd moved out of the Hollywood :-.ccnc lo lllllsborou~h. ju~t south of San Francisco. "Kathryn ''a~ ;1 good influence on Bing,·· say., a close family friend. "She got him out of his shell . and the kids kept him young, too.·· AFfER A PERIOD in which Bing seemed con· tent to play golf and fish off Baja California, he re· · acti~ed his career. He sang at concerts in Los Angeles, New '7"or1C. tonaonan~~ualty JOined by his wire and one or more or their children. He was planning his rirst movie ln 11 years, hit· 0 ting the "Road" once more with Hope and Dorothy Lamour. Despite his hair-century of promlneMe, the in· lcrior Crosby remained obscured. No one really claimed to know him. not even Hope. Bing re· m ained to the end or his 73 years a loner. I.A MIMOA 4 • WlWOOO • WAUl<llt M ltOA* HllCf ..... • -DAY ..... IAtUflOAY~~ 1-lel* LA MIMOA 4 OHL Y &WD,\Yl'I HOUOAl'S •~• 1e 2:40 • -· -• •MoMt..., .... ,,..,_. , ...... .., eloeet ..... -..,.,.. OMOOIM .... "*' OUMIA' I IMl Y fNt MUCS'" 1. INTR M DaA00Mt'll 2. ,..,. Of ... ., (I) a. IOWHO" TNUHDlt l9t C*Mft ....... 1'MI WMfft IUffALO!tiel '"" '" WNO icmD Ml INI elOlel ..... ..,... ....... OMOODICNt """ OWMAll IMl Y fNt ........ OM eoetCMt "* OUMIALL ULL Y,,.. By the Associated Press The following are Biiiboard's holrecord bits for the week enCiling October 22 as the)' appear l.n next. week's issue of Bill board magazine. HOT SINGLES . # .) • I .. !. YOU LIGHT UP MY LIFE -Debby Boone I CWarncr·Curb) 2. NOBODY DOES IT BETTER -Carly Simon :. i (Elektra) 3. THAT'S ROCK 'N' ROLL -Shaun Cassidy • • (Warncr·Lurb> • 4. KEEP IT COMJN'•LOVE -K.C. & The :~ Sunshine Band CTK > · . ... 5. BOOGIE NIGHTS -Heatwave (Epic) :.: · 6. COLD AS ICE -ForeJgner (AUa.nUc> ::-. 7. BRICKHOUSE -Commodores <Motown> ~ 8 . I FEEL LOV E -Donna Summer : <Casablanca) 9. STAR WARS TITLE THEME -Meco MWenniwn> · 10. SW A YIN'~ THE MUSIC -Johnny Rivers <BJgTree> , . . . ,. • TOPLP's J 1. FLEETWOOD MAC -Rumors <Warner Bros.) 2. UNDA RONSTADT -Simple Dreams • • (Asylum> 3. STEELY DAN -Aja (ABC l 4. FOREJGNER -Foreigner CAUantic> 5. SHAUN CASSIDY ..,-Shaun Cassidy cWarner·Curb> SOULSINGLt;S ::. 1. IT'S ECSTASY WHEN YOU LAY DOWN :..., NEXT TO ME -Barry White (20th Century> ..., .. 2. DUSIC-Brick (Bang) 3.DOYOUWANNAGETFUNKYWIHTME -.!' ·P.et.ru:.8rown <Prive) - • .. 4 . DO YOU DANCE -Rose Royce (Wbltfield> S.BACKlNLOVEAGAIN-L.T.D. <A&M) COUNTRY SINGLES 1. llEAVM!S-JUS't..AS?iAWAY...=J~llaUL-~,,..1..1 (Ovation> 2. EAST BOUND AND DOWN· REDNECK lN A ROCKANDROLLBAR-Jerry Reed <RCA> 3. I'M JUST A COUNTRY BOY - Williams ~BC·Dol) 4.1 GOT THE Hos.5-Mel TtJUs (MCA> . . . . .. -. .J .. ------------"'"' ~=======~:;:--.. ........................ -.. ..... .-.... ...,....;;... ... !!11111! ..... :t::~~~;:,:::;;:::::~,. --~...------------~~ • I ' . .. --..,. BIJ DAILY PILOT Monoay. October 17 1977 ) ·- • ~ \ W.arning : The Surge on General Has Determ ined That Cig are tte Sm oking Is Dangerous to Your Health . • • -rr-----:-----=---~...,..---===-:::=-=---_-_~ ~ ----- I -. =a"'~' Mentfiol ' • 1. d •f '') . l .. .. INSIDE : •Ann Lande r s •Classiiied • tt.oroscope \ Monday, October 17, 1977 ~ C' 1eoturing_._ .• _. __ _ I ( ' -.- !i -~~'f 8kii.N....._ Investments: Fashion and Money a • What does stock have in common_ with wool challis skirts, pearls and thin-legged pants? ~JUDITH OLSON count executive. lhough she (loesn't sell. and 0t1•o.11,"9esutt there are many women ""orking in brokerage Ann Benson is buUish on investing. houses across the nation. Like her company. Merrill Lynch Pierce In town to lead an investment seminar for Fenner & Smith. which advertises itself as being women. including fas hion investments. at bullish on America, Mrs. Benson believes that Rullock 's W1lsh1re . .Mrs. Benson talked about there is a profitable investment opportunity for financial opportunities over corr~ in the Mar· everyone in the U.S. -even women. r1ott Hotel. Many women have never thought about She got into the field 10 years ago during a stocks, bonds or options, but since more women car-eer change to give her more time with her -~ mtkiftg money. lbett-wiU· be .a whole-new-i. -f;,arrnl v_ - classoCinvestoninthe u ure. ------i"Was-tn-th~t~r." .ht>~td;-!· &n~·ai; on The problem, Mrs. Benson said, is that many the road quite a bll.--My.{;hH<iren were-small and I wo~ are afraid to explore the finaAcial world wanted to~t1lynome." ~ ~causeu.ey "doo't1tnowtbeterrttory:· -~ Anopportunftrnme~ostaff Merrill Lynch's '"They feel that walking into a brokerage information booth in Grand Central Station so firmls likewalkingintoamen's bar,"shesald. she became a dispenser ol the day's highs and But the_p~ture is different today, Mrs. lows and the status of the Dow. lfenson ed. Sh~ herself a registereil-ac· 1 "'The more I learned the more fascinated I ...... _ "-' ... ----- ~came." Mrs. ~nson s aid:· "f'fmally became a regi~ered account executive. but not to sell.'' Her company invited her to do naUonwlde publicity appearances for their various pro·· grams and in May of 1976 she helped begin their ~cminars for women. One of the first. held in Boston. attracted 800 "omen when she expected 200, so the message v. a l. clear : women were interested In learning how to invest their money. Mrs. ~on said she and her husband had "41o.W ~c mvestmg-togetnerout s he, persooa1:- ly; had not. . "My father told me.when I was YQ\U1e that I -didn't ltave to-wony-. about JJM>neY. He-uHI. - ' ·some nice, man will take care of you,"· she s miled. "Women are raised to be cared for. But ln my seminars I ask how many UU.k they-will - • Are you a one? Or a seven? Here 's how to figure out your color. - By MARCIA FORSBE RG Of 1!19 Deity !'tllt IUH Uyou are num~r fool' (green); chances ·are .. - have to take care or themselves sbmelime in their life and ho~many thougtlt so at 18. Few al 18 thought so." There now are 36 million women working, she added. and 43 percent of these are lhe beads or households. Women will be taking more and more control or the money in this country, Mrs. Benson pre- • dieted. "Women now own S2 wcent of the bonds. 9 l>ttCCnt-of ~ cash -and 47 percent of-the stocks. "Tlieic is mcn'lr aw:U-~. -Women-un· derst.and that tbey are responsible for their lives.•• Mrs~ a..c. CMoli"'4odiMus1w tavorite stocks because sbe doesn't believe in recom- mendin/!bvestments to anypne. <See INNESTME NTS, P aieC2) that you 'reo-eom.passionat&-an -.-eUa il.ll..a __ universal viewpoint that enables you to wln friends from every sort of background. Jean Bain of Costa Mesa: 'I'm never really without one.'· What color are you lf you're a one or a· seven? And what are your ~rsonallly traits? JoAnne Pier, M a rlex home fashions coordinator. revealed the way to find your color number and corresponding characteristics dur· Ing a recen~ Profiles in Color seminar at Bullock's in South Coast Plau. · She also sucg_esl~-colQI' schemes on the_ basis of room sett.ings, as well as polnting out how to transform sheets and pillow cases into w allcoverlngs .. plcturelrames. kites and toYll~ _ To determine your lnajor color sign, take the month, day and year o( your birthdale and add the digits one by one. So, if your birthday is July 1. 1949, add the 7+1+1+9+4+9 and when you get 31, add the three and one together. You're a four -a green -lhe color that s pans the distance between the warm and the cool colors to achieve a synthesis or elasticity and balance. A Real Trip Blue-and-white iheets tor a nl.lrtHlr five. What about the other eolars? , -Red <one) vibrates with energy, vitality, passion, courage ancUove ol Ufe. -Or ange <two) ls crutlve1 artlsUc, fon:eCul, dynamieand well organlied. -Yellow-<three> is optimistic, intellectual. cbeerf ul, inspiring and a bit ol a perfectionist. -Blue (five) ls tranquil, peaceful, genUe, CSeeCOLOB, PafeC2l -tip-In Smoke , Dave Gray of Corona del Mar, far right, re· cently returned from Africa where he was part of an American Explorer Scouts trip. His group ''met" a co upl e o f rhin · ocero :;cs a nd leopards. ll was a different world. Grav sa id. Sec story, Page C2. After puffing away for one hour, five minutes and 37 seconds, Jean Bain has been declared woman champion pipe smoker. By DENNIS McLELLAN OI tM o.tll' ,., ... SUtf "'The idea for the Cirsl pipe smoking contest was simple: Who can keep their pipe Ill the longest by using only 3.3 grams toe tobacco and two matches? I It sounds 11ke it would take a real man to puff hls way lo glory. right? Not quite. according to J ean Ba in who. once the contest had ende d a nd the s moke h ad c lear e d , was un a n i m ou s ly declared the nation's woman champion pipe s moker. Some 30 women were among the more than 80 professional tobacconists who ent.ered the contest held at the Los Angeles l\1 arriotl Hotel. It was sponsored by Th<' Tinder Box International and the International Committee of Pit>e Clubs of Great Britain. Everyone had f.ive minutes to pack their pipes with the minuscule amount of tobacco and two minutes to light it. (See PIPE, PageC2} a I • 4 • '1 --~-----·--~ OAIL.Y PILOT Monday, October 17 1977 ANN LANDERS I HOROSCOPE To the Bush Country Horost!ope . 'You get to a place like that and you really feel like you 're in a different world.' [ TUESDAY, OCf. It By SVON£Y OMAU ) By DENNl MtLEU.A.N Of, .. o.lfy ,u.c ·~ ll was the first d")' on t.he trail for the seven American Explorer Scout5 participating in the International Wilderness Leadership School In South Africa. After the back packs were loaded. their guide addressed the group. "You are to walk single file," he advised, ••and there will be no talking. "And ii J 1lve you the signal, head for the nearest lree and go up It.·• Asked Dave Gray o( Corona del Mar: 0 How do you expect us lo go up a troo wltb a :IO·p<>und pack on our backs?" "You'd be surprised what you can opportunity is offered to Explort:r Scouts. Gray, who last year served as ~ne of lhc group's nallonol v1c.'c presidents, and six other nallonal of ficers were selected to attend the :.essioo in late August Because he had seen so many movies on Africa-usually of the "Tarzan" variety. Gray says he was interested in learning what the area actually is like. He says he also wanted to gain a greater awareness or Africa's ~ildlifc. Thcrt-wcCl' two gu1aes for bis group. One was a Zulu who spoke no .English. The other was the England· born South African who gave the tree· climbing advice. A typical day consisted of rising al daybreak. eating breakfast, cleaning up camp and heading out. The guide pointed out anlmal signs .ind expluined the various types of vegetation and how the animals affect the countryside. The group observed zebra herds, impalas. wart hogs, baboons and crocodiles, which the guide explained are responsible for killlng at least one or two people each year. ht•ar th1i:; loud growl about five feet from u::.." Tht'} had wakt!nCd a ~Jumbenng leopard in the tall grass. T he guides instantly drt:w their rifles and stood between the animal and the groop "Luckily the leopard decided to ~ pring to th<: .side." ~sy1 Gray TUE FINAL PORTION or the two weeks in South Africa was a rugged 35-milc beach waUc -ln 24 hours: without the guides. They walked well into the night on the first day and reached their destination a half hour short of the time lim it the next day. ARJES <Murch 21·Apr1l l9): Wat.rs tend to be rough -don't ba.se plans on •mootb •e.llinc. Assignment Is challenge, obstacle can be step.- ping-stone, but no one Is handinl you anything on 1-1lver platter . TAUR US <April 20-M•Y 20 )! Lone-range \ 1ew brings productive results. UUUae ex· r.~ricnce -and intuition. Travel and other plans :.ubjc:ct to change, revisloh'. Aries, Llbra lltun prominently. GEMJNI (May 21·June 20): Hl.hliaht In· dependence. fresh start, creaUvily. new dirte· tlons. Let go or losing sltuaUon. You have rlaht tq improve position and security potenUal. • dQ.. with a two-ton rhino at your heeti;, .. re~lled the f ulde cooly. His view of Alric.' a as a hot, steamy ·jungle was altered drastically as the group (six young men and one young woman) landed in South Africa, a region that he says resembles the hills of Irvine. MEMBERS OF THE group took turns staying awake during the night to keep the fire golng and watch for animals. Lions and baboons usually could be heard in the distance. "We all lost a lot of weight," says Gray of the two weeks. "We gained It all back though. We .stopped in Rome on the way home and ate all that spaghetti." . CANCER <June 21.July ,22>: Study Aries message -Ue low. Do more Uat.enlnl than U · !erting. Plan. gather data. check leaal ripts and permissions. Give attenUootopartn•rorma.te. LEO <July 23-Aug. 22): l>tvenlfy, Accent versaWlt.y. Your marvelous ablllt.y to converse. to grasp quickly com.es to f~t -)'OU im· prove services, earn compliment.a. Popularity increases. Luckily, aays 21-year-old Gray of • f\is lwo-wet:k lrek through t.he South ,\fric&u bush l'ountry. they never did ~aavetoscnmble up a nearby tree. The CLJ State Fullerton business adminlstntlon-major was one or 20 Amtrican Explorer Scouts chosen for this year's JnLemational Wilderness l.eadershlp School. ·'The area we visited as called t.he bush country -low-lying scrub brush,·· says Gray. now an associate advisor for the Newport Beach Explorer Post. "There were a lot of grassy plains." One night the young woman in the group let out with a ~cream: two rhinoceroses decided to }et a drink of water only 50 yards away. During his year and a half as a national officer for the f:)tplorers, Gray logged about JS0,000 air miles .. He attended Scout meetings and youth conferences throughout the United States, Puerto Rico and llawau. VIRGO CAug. 23-Sept. 22>: Your ablJJty to perceive, to be thorough, to detect subtle clues, nuances serves you welt. Be contld.nt, direct - permit creative juices to now. : . ; FOUNDED IN THE late ':IOs by a :·'wildlife conservationist, the school is THE SIMPLE ACT of driving to the game reserve where Lhey spent a portjon of the two weeks. was an experience in itself, he says. Traffic laws apparently are unheard of. "The Zulus just hop in their cars and go, .. he says, adding he passed several fatal wrecks. "They don't care what side of the road they go on." One morning they found leopard trac.'kS at the edge or camp. But their closest call came-00-their last day on 'tM trail. Hut. says Gray. who woi:ks in the Irvine Police Department's crime· prevention program, he never felt so far from home as he did in Africa. UBRA CSept. 23-0ct. 22>: Be analytical: take nothing ror granted. »et.ennlne reasons.for recent happenings. Financial matt.er la setllecllf vou lake personal interest.. . SCOR PIO <Ocl. 23-Nov. 21): Stlck to familiar malerial. stay close to home base. Be diplomatic, steer away from beavt tralnc. Slick to number 6. Taurus. Libra Individuals figure • designed to expose young people from a round the world to Africa's animal "We were walking down a dir t road.·· recalls Gray. "We became pretty relaxed a nd we weren't walking single file. All of a sudden we "You get to a place like that and you reallv led lik e vou're tn a different t • life. ' In the Uniltid Slates that world · · prominently. SAGITfARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Define terms. say what you mean. Pisces. vtr10 ncure prominently. Money, possessions are very much a part of scenario. Someone whispers .. awett •• .--Fashioa Investing---··--·-----DOthing.c: " CAPRJCORN-(Dec. 22-Jan. 19l:· t)tc e such you can get down to buslness, achieve, be recognized, gain added st.attire. You'll have more responsibility -and a blager portion ortbe --. (From Page Cl> "What·s right for me isn't right for someone else." she explained. She finds that spending money for stocks is just as much fun as spendmg 1t on rtt:w· clothes _and is now looking forw;ird to a binge made possible by the success or her son Robby and husband Jerry Segal 's new film, "One on One." "Tht.•re "Ill be profits from the film," Mrs. Benson noted ... The question is, bow will \\ e in· H :.t them"!" llcre arc tip~ frorn a the i.cminar for wom••n hosted. by :\tern II Lynch and Bullock ·s .W1lsh1ft'.i Newport Beach. modt!rat.cdby Ann Ben!>OO. Speakers were Donal('! Goldman, John Parker. Marge chuhc·rt nnd Jack-Baldwin. all account executives Goldman also is a seni11r vice president of the company. The questions were asked by Mrs. Benson and answe red by panel members . Q. What's the first question a wom.an should ask before investing? A. Does she have adequate money for h'!r daily needs. enough life insurance and cash re- serves for emet"gencitt? Whatever is left beyor.d - that can be invested. Q;i)oerittatre-machmoney toinvest? A. No, it doesn't. There are "sharebuilders' accounts" where a little amount of money each month is invested. Q. How do you «o about seledlag an ln· vestment finn a.nd an actoQnt exec:utlve? • /\ Check with bankers and attorneys for the most reputable. Read newspflper and magazine articles about various firms. See the manager or the firm you ·re interei.tcd 'In. Let him evauJate your needs. Q. How do you go about educatJng yoursel{? A. Most houses have booklets that are free for the asking. If there's a product there·~ a booklet for 1t. Altt•nd "orkshops-Take college t.•oursc.·s Read the nl'\\ spaµcr.- Q. When sho~ld a penton ~lart plannln& ror retirement? A. \\'hen 1tt.· hlJrls work mg Im m~t.}tately I!> nol too!>oon. Q. Is money Invested In securities insured ? A Yes. Up to S300.ooe. Q. What are some of lhe common pitfall& for in\1eslors? A. Hot tips. putting all the eggs in one basket. getling,cmot.ionally involved with any one stock und not laking a good look at one's financial situation. The !Seminar (oncluded with a showing of new basic "mvestmcnt items" for wardrobes. Important in this category are real. natural fiber:;, 3('CC'>sor1es. basic drcs-;ec; and finely de· taUed furs. l\ecommendcd ourcba.se~ were wool challis s kirts, shawls. slmple slip dresses, pearls and thin-legged pa.nls. C., ! . /rant Ann Benson ~E~~:~ ~~~~.11_Y 011r· F eelin~~ 11 ~~~~~~· LANDERS: Tt\is is for on him so 1 just kept alone so much but he Just My husband works for • " 0 esp er at e · · a n d quiet and made sure we ~hrugs his shoulders and ·a paper company. They "Arizon a" (b oth had wer e never atone to-ARR :.ays he can't force his s ell the best known been r aped by a relative> gether. When I reached children to come to our brand ot toilet paper in and a nyone else out the boy-girl d ating 1..,aafleirs house-heclaims 1Jehas the country . (J won't there who has had the age -in those da~s. it suggested it many times name it because I know horrible experience. was 16 -I was terrified :ind they always say no. I you won't print lt .) When For God1s -sake.-TELL to let -a ~hold-my hav e neve r mat, lb lle. nad...a.ll thou letters pie. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Finish what you start. You're being tested, observed. You are your own judge. Let conscience be your guide. Aries. Libra rigure prominently. P1seES ffeb. 19-Mareh 20): Take initiative in makinf contacts, new st.arts. Stress lndepen· denct"-" o thought, action. Deal with l.eo; Aquarius persons. U Oct. 18 ls your birthday you are placici-on the outside. fiery on the inside. You love all the way, or nolhing. You are direct. creative, basically truthful. even though you have been hurt by those who lake much and give UtUe. •• ;Pipe <From Paaecu I "~ that, you were on your owa to keep it lil." said Mrs. Bain. wbo l"(en amoldnt u English blend. "t think somebody fen out after O ~econds." Mil& BAIN CLOCl[ED in at aoe hour, ftft minutes aJld 37 aeconda -. only. 58 81mut.es 11Dclerthe-wortd record set In Japan·-~The 32-year-old cbamP'oo pipe amobr. who also is known to eujoy a eood dtar. Is owner' crt a South Coast Plaza tobacco shop. . Between customers, she recimUy dlscussed her habit. which becan sbartly aner mNTJiG& her husband, ManJlt. seven years aco. ··wtiene-er we'd 10 drivin& I'd always f1l1 his pipe for blm. 1 'd pa~ lt down and reUPl it - the wbole bit." . She's now fot 1hc p1.,_ crt her own et ltolne · "and my huabancl's plpes.,.. alwa,a lilMIJlll ~vlha~ I C,!ft ~· I'm fte.,!W re~ wt~ Sbe urua.u, 'IOdollH while drtvta1 to ucl from c.i State Fullerton, wbere ibi II a bttb- ma,Jor oc ID ber ahop. "IT CEaTAINLY Mdll lt a lot eater to sell these items,•• she ·~ ~ tbe cbat· " Ler4!d shop. ''Wheft Chey r udlntlDd tbat J ~m<>ke I have Utelr coaftdeace_-..,...Jrult. _ somebody. Get It. out or h~nd. I was so tense and 1.'hlldre n so they can t from . people who were -·-your system. Don t keep frightened of any contact had happened to me-I'm sure he woutdn 't have anything :ieaans t expla ining the "proper·· it locked up_lnslde you. ll wlth,a m~e it was agony when 1 was ll _vears old. h ..,. . k me. way lO put the roll on the what hay." . She takes the oecaalonal .t-..1*1 U · pressioos from stran1en ~oeophleaUy. ''Tlds area Is pretty liberal and J m sure.tbe1"W .... • lot of stranger things than tbat.." I •. can be a lime b6mb. I to even sit next to a boy h ' h ave u.;en so quic lo Should I put mv foot olspenser, he laughed know. It happened lo me. I~ a mo':ie. I a!so had t~r· sc~~ ::au:i~~~rl ha15 a lake off if our many well· clown and tell Denn.ls J and said, "The corrttl When I was 11 years r1bleguiltfeelings.as1fl cnmplete nervous meaning neighbors had won"lputupwilhitan\· way issoobvious ldon 't old my stepfathe.r raped was responsible for what breakdown. A wonderful ~~;l~~·.e~ ~i~oar~ more? Please help m~. know how people ean Thou.gh she doesn't have any plpe.imokin1 heroes, Mrs. Bain rinds thole w\o aG ~'"very intc;restinl people. Mott cl tbecn .,.. v.., eool and calm. I enjoy belnl around tbem." . • • • Color (From Pa«eCl> easy going, relaxed, deep lhlnking and setr. sufficient. -Indigo (six> is introspective. intuitive, sometimes given to moods, with noble aspira. lions. -Violet (seven) is a good companion. secretive, meditative and highly creative. -Pink (eight) is romantic, refined. talent· ed. energetic and goal oriented. All colors (nine ) is a blend and balance of all qualities and responds positi vely to every col · or In lhespcclrum. With the rainbow array~f sheets and towels avaJJable on the market. it's easy lo transfor m your surroundings to match your color personaJi- ty, lndicated Mrs, Pier. "Since each or the nine colors in the spec· trum is going to affect you either visually, emo- Uonall.Y or psycholo(lcally," she said. when you're surrounded by your major cblor "you're supposed to feet Inner ha rmony and peace." Mrs. Pier, the product of a mother·decorator and a father-builder, uses atapleguns and glue to fashion her creations. · "When you sew with sheets. never wash them first because the siting gives them stiff. ne4s. Also, sbeet.s are printed ofr-graln, so it ·s sometimes difficult to match them." Sheets are ideal for draperies and curtains, she added. By making a casing, they can be' scooted across a wooden dowel from the lum- beryard and transformed Into window coverinis. Uslng sheets as s hirring for walls "makes a room look cozy and r lch . It closes the walls In just a bJl. but It's perfect for hldln1 old, cracked walls," Mrs. Pier said. ' You can staple· the shirring directly to the wall or t.o wood strlpplng. Or you can staple or glue fiat sheet.fabric right on t.he wall. And you cb make a bikini, tablecloth with matching napkins, pillows, hat. be8ch tote or ot· tom an cover with s heet!!. doctor-brought me back THOSE MOCCASJNS Ann. I'm really an a Clx. m iss It." Then he polnted to the real world and 1 DEAR MOC: You bave -BLUE MONDAY <'Ul lhal the fancier toilet will never be able to a point. The qaes tlon, DEAR BLUE: It voa tbsue is embossed with thankhimenough. llwas "May 1 phone your give Dennls an "f'lther-designs and color. It ls he who taught me the im· parenta?" would clarity or .. be Ju5l mlgbl cboose made so the paper comes porl3llce of talkln& about tbe aJ&uatJoa.. Thanlls lor bis children. Are voo over the top ond n>tts the secret nightmare the Input. prepared for sacti a down on the out.side - h 1 h d k b · d" I move'T not to the wall. It placed mt ayt mlnad feoprt sourmae anny D E A R A N N De nnls should have the other way, the des1gn LANDERS: My husband Jd h J d years. So. Ann, please was married before and som e coanseltng. He wbeouth nots ow. ht woull print my letter and en· has two children: one is needs to understand that c same as ans ng - couragl' other gi rls i.ix. the other Is seven. hels belngveryunfalrlo your print ed draperies <es pcclally you n g Every Sunday and holl· y ou. <Apparently, you with the pattern to the I.' hi Id re n J to t c It day it's the same story. 1 can'ldellverthe message w indow nnd the lining on somebody if they have• um alone because m y effecllvely.) Vou could the outside. NOW do you the horrible' cxpcricnct' Dl''l'lnis wanLc; to be with use some guidance. too. u nderstand~ -· ~lGN mother. s is ter . his children. So off he honey.lthlnk yourmar· :\1 ERIGHT~IOEUP teacher, doctor, t1unc. It goes and leaves me sit r!agel!J lntroub~~. can mean the difference tinJ? alone -In tears. 0 E A R ,\ N ~ between mcntul health (Incidentally, his ex LANDERS: You are and Insanity Ut;EN wife is a lways at home. probably sick of Jelters THERE so ltwl means they are about toUet paper by lhls OEAR RIGHT : (;otcb•. And tbh• 111 dte l•~t lt'tter r • ., prbltln~ on the tubJt'tt, so " anyone bas anyt~l•I more to ~•Y -tt'll It to somebody else. That she may even be able to lmob w . husband under the table daeerft ... m.w......., hlm. 0 1 -have a very. Ubefal ud tn•elM&fllt husband." she lafS. ·'U 1 llkl..IOIDtUUI hM great aboutiL ·• • While Mr8. Baln Is open about Mr proc}ivt\1 for pipes, it aeema that for mall)' women It Is IUD a el05et acUvity. 0 "IL's coming around slowty:· Mn. Baln ~ays, exhaling a cloud ot smoke tor a photo1· rapher. ·1vou'd be surprh1ed how many ladies come in here and say they smokt thtlr husbands' pipes, "And we·ve got a lot of lady claar amoktrs !oo:· .. Saturdaya in the DAILY PILOT DEARFRIEND:t YGur togC'lhcr -like at tame but I hope you will letter says It all. Thank family.> print one more. It should you for slttlo« In m y I told ·Dennis how up· put an end to the hassllng chair today. Voa 8-ad a I~ to U1 and )'OU Hid ll -;:=====================:::;------------------- beUer tllan I cou.Jd. , ELEGANCE ONE. 17th STREET ..l..l.AAAAAA.AA.A••••••••••.&A££&6&.& DEAR ANN: You told ~ A SUrv of "' "Eveeybody's Mom" it 'B • ~ DU ~ would be cruel to turn I.JN EL '-'1 .... UJ • a way t b e l ee na g e .. LJ ~~ Ma-"'81cal Scllincal = .. neighbor boys who had .... • been kicked out by their OFl..N MONDAY. :.ATUROl\Y 10·1 parents .• I know you "' A three-evening dlscuasion led b*lht . ~ meant well. Ann, but I NE WPORT SUCH · COSTA MESA•s : Rev. Panthena ot Moming1and Temple ... hope s he cheeks \he CHIC LEATHER EMPORIUM 41 1n Long Beach. protesst0na1 astrologer t boys' stoties. , 41 nnd lnsrrucror 1n Tropical, Plac1dean • I s peak Cr o m ex . 41 and Geocenrric asrrology. At 7 p.m. • ~ Fridays in Forum I on campus. Free • per ience. Our son ha~ iMPOR 1 EO ond DOMESTIC • 41 odm1ss1on, reglnter at the dOOr • run away eight lime., "' • SOUTH COAST ACTORS CO·OP It al_..,, -tlll~ IOt llew °' ~~=·: ~-~f:_.,~u"l~1 ... .....,.,.. (714) 957-0282 LEATHER onti CANVAS HANOBACS 41 Oct.21 AStudyofNumeroloOY ~ LUGGAGE • WALLETS · ACCESSORIES "' Oc1. 28' Astro!Ogy: A Unlvtrtal 4' language t.t Mankind 4' Nov 1 New Dimensions of Your Mind .:t-9 E. 17th ST .• COSTA MESA : 1H WESTPORT SQUARE • GoldenWestConege HuntlngtOf\Beac:h •· ! Edinger Ave. at Golden West St. : £45-5533 • ... ......................................... . ~ - ., , t ! -----p -• .. ------ WORLO I CALIFORNIA Mond4iy, Octob9r 17, 1977 DAILY PILOT ·e Amin Prisoner: 'Kill or Be Kilkd' \. ·. . ·,.,.~ STARTLES SHOPPERS Model Be verly Kadow EDITOR'S NOTE -Talea o/ hoT· roT continue to /low oot of /di Amm't Uganda. Fnv. howewT. match that told U> The ASllOCJaled Prea by a former bank cleTk who i.t a r~fugtt 111 neighboring Kenua . Uere i$ his story of hi4 cuperlence& m Ami"'s pr\soJU. NAIROBI, Kenya CAP~) -• Jucob Mugisba Is a 36-year-old Ugandan refugee now living in the Kenyan capital of Nairobi. There ls little to mark hlm out from the thousands of other Ugandans who have sought sanctuary in Kenya to escape the tyranny of the rule of Jdi Amin. But Muglsha says that until the end of his days he will carry a burden of guilt ftom w.hich there Is no escape. TWO AND A HALF years ago, he spent more than one month m one of Amin's prisons, he says, and there he was forced to batler to death more than 20 fellow prisoners, one of lb em a friend. Mugisha was brought into con· tact with The Associated Press by another Ugand&1t refugee. He produced a written account of his experiences and 1his was ex· panded upon by him orally dur· ing questioning. Travel to Uganda by news cor· respondents is sharply restricted and thus independent confirm&· lion of his account is not avaita. ble. Nor could the exact details or prison life in Uganda be con· L;,..,:~ Doll firmed through other Ugandan .,..,., refugees here. ~ -.=-~--_..,_•r'":lr'.---...---~-----·---~ E • . Look • Bur MUGISRA'S STORY -~ 11Jl»'VS consistent with the stories of t.er. ....,.. J ' ror told by many other Ugandans • who have fled. Of Surp11,Se Vanous international human PORTLAND. Ore. (AP> -A woman sbopper may have bad lbe-sbeclc of her tile when she reached over to feel tbe sweate&- on a department store manne- quin. ··She suddenly reali:r.ed that lhe flesh of the mannequin was wann. She screamed and came a)>out two feet off the floor," said Beverly Kadow, who works as a Uvlngdoll. ~s. Kadow. says her s~ialty is robot modeling, working alongside a regular mannequin and holding a pose for up to 40 minutes. Sometimes she winks or slighUy shifts her pose to starile passing shoppers. "It's just great fun to hear peo· pJe arguing about whether you 're real ... s he said .. "That's the . nicest compliment a freeze or robot model can get. and you have to fight lo keep from break· ing the stone face to thank thear. ·• rights agencies have estimated that as many as 100,000 or more Ugandans have been brutally killed since Amin seized ~wer in a military coup in J"anuary 1971. There nave been peril.ifent re- ports that one common method of eicecution is for Amln'.s police and security men to force prisoners to kill each other. . Nobody knows how many Ugan• dans have died in this manner. But Mugfsba ·says tnal at the prison of Amin's much-teared Public Safety Unit (PSU> on the Kampala·Jinja road, about three miles from the capital of Kam- pala, it is the most favored vorm of execution. THE~· TH E military police and Amin s ..,ecret police. the ~ate Research Bureau, are the tt~ee organizations or terror lhrough which Amin maintains hi s power . They are staffed almost entirely by Moslem~ from the southern Sudan and Amin ·s own minority Kakwa tribe. R efugee Tells Tale of Ho rro r in Uganda 'D e ath C~p' Mugisha said he was arrested by the PSU on April 20, 1975, while on vacation from his job as a clerk at Barclay's Bani< in Kampala. He said he was ac· cused of helping to steal 100,000 shillings <about $20.000) from the bank. He said he was taken to the PSU '·death camp" at Naguru and put in a cell in the block where he claimed the killings are carried out. He described the block as an oblong, black build· ing with ~ courtyard In the mid· die. surrounded by a compound cut off from the rest of the prison by a wire fence. AFrER BEJNG TAKEN to the cell, Mugtsha said, he was then beaten lO unconsciousness. Two days later, he said, he was select· ed to be killed that night along with three other prisoners. He named them as Fred Musoke, Tom Galabuzi and a Mr . Lutymanga. ' "One o( the cells In.the block is reserved foe those who have ~n chosen .to die.·· he said. "We were taken to the cell and at about 9:30 p.m. the camp kilfer (Cpl. Nyanz1 > came with two policemen. They started calling us out one by on e into the court.yard and then the com· pound . Musoke was the first to be _c~!e~ .• \h~~-call~ ~ name. · · ··1 went out and was told I bad been called to kill Musoke with a heavy, thick iron bar. I looked round and saw police with machine guns guarding us. I was shocked to see that I was going to have to kill my friend. ''.l WAS OJlDEJlED by the Jilller in a loud voke. kl beat him on the 6ead. That's what r did. I beat him to deatl\. Then they told me to put him in a Land· Rover. ''Then they brought Galabuzl who was employed by the Mlrustry of Works. I did the same thing to him and put him ln the Land-Rover. After that they also brought Lutymanga and I also killed him,·· he said. . Each of the men. he said, bad his hands tied behind his back and his legs bound together. He beat them to death as they lay on the ground, be said. "BEFORE I LEFT Naguru on May 24, 1975. I killed more than 20 people.·' Mug1s ha s aid . .. Every night l wa s kill Ing one or two people. There were other prisoners doing the i.ame JOb But I d1d the most REIGN OF TERROR Uganda'a ldl Amin some 80 miles south of Kampala. Tbe school closed for lt.s summer vacation Aug. 26, but before ho left the headmaster, Joshua Mulondo, told him that .the schoors senior cricket team was scheduled lo play a team from the army Sept. 6. The pupils in the team were told to report to the school by Sept. 4 to play in the match. But only six turned up, he said. As a reslflt, he called on the army sports omcer, Capt. Muhammed Seruwagi, to request a postpone- ment of the match. SERVWAGI, WITHOUT n · planation. marched him in froot of Maj. Nasur Abdullah, gov- ·e rnor of Uganda's Central Province, who accused him of ''bringing pollfics into sport," he said. He was ordered transferred to Kampala's notorious Makin· dye Prison. At Mald.n<lye be was immediately ordered to return lo the school under mmtary ~ and bring the six pupils back with him. ''GABIUEL SAID HE was go-mg to treo us, but we and the other team members abou.ld pJa,y, the match without fail on Sept. 13." Mugjsha said. "We we_re ' taken back to the school wbere I told the students to pack up and go home II they wUlbed to remain· alive. ''Before we left we learned that Mulondon's body was taken but. of Makindye to an unknown place. I am almost certain he 1& dead. ~ · "Because of this experience I· fled t.o l<en1'af' be said. ANIMAL~.,...,.. .. ~- "40 T DO s ..Nobody can know what ll ls to "Back al Makindye we were have the choice of either killing a ll badly beaten and then or being killed. I hate lo think crammed into a cell with about what I have done.·· 40 other people, including mem- lle described how he was bersofthe Express footballclub,. forced t.o execute his victims: which was banned earlier this On the instructions of the year," be said. prison guards he would carry On Sept. 10, be and the students them from the courtyard to the were taken to the office of the compOOtrdmt<ifll:r~---r.rtl-s ~mandllrg'OM(er."1"."C'cSl. ground. Then with the heevy iron Gabriel, be a aid. In front ol them. bar. he said, he would hit them lying on the noor breeding badly, with all his strength on the back wa~ Mulondon the headmaster ol of the neck. After that he was or-St. Henry·s. · . dered to batter his victims' Caces * into a pulp so they could not be * * recognized, he said. MORE THAN ZOO PERSONS were killed in this way during his lim e in the camp. Mugisha estimated. He said his worst memory iJs of killing M us oke, wh om h e described as being 17 years old. Musorce was accused of stealing money but, denied this. After~ month as a camp ex· e<:utioner, Mugisha sald, he was taken before a court in Kampala and sentenced to one year in Luzira Prison after pleading guilty to stealing the money. BEFORE HE COM PLETED his sentence, he said, he was able lo ralse 5,000 ~hilhngs (about $600 ) to buy his freedom. lie fled to neighboring Rwanda but re· tu med le.st year . After has r eturn, h e was l'mployed as-a ~ports teacher al '>I llenry'!> \ollcge al ~a~aka. 4 . Offic~rs F;sf;ape . . Trial for Treason NAIROBI, Kenya <AP> -Four military officers charged with plotting against President Idl Amin ol Ucanda have escaped from -- detention and fled the country, informed soorces iD Kampala re- ported. They said the fugitives -an army major and lieutenant and an air force cadet pilot and warrant officer -asked for political asylum ln an unidentified neighboring state. The sour<:es said the officers escaped Sept. 26 aft.er authorities at the State Research Bureau jail near Kampala turned them over to a group of men In army unUorms who said they bad come to take the prisoners to Amin. Amin fired the bureau's director, Lt. Col. Francis ltabu.ka, alter lea ming or the escape. 'l'he four were awaiting trial on treason charges. They weni ac· cuscd of smuggling arms into Uganda and taking part in a plot to ambush Amin·s motorcade last June. Fifte~n men accused in th\ s ame plot were executed in public In Kampala on Sept. 9. • PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTtCE P U.BUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE At Exlalb'it· NOTICE INVITlltO 8 10S .. oll<•••-eiw•-"-' .... eo."" el T ""~ ol "" eo.,i '°"""""'IV C•ll• O!llrf('I of Or...... C-1't. C,.lltoml•, Wiii r.ul.,. 'M•..., -up 101 JOp m., ~y.Oclo«itr2t. 1•n . .i the Pwrc,'-1"1 0... o4 .. 14 K- O••lr1<t IOUle0 •t lJJV .-.-n• ·-· OKI• Mn<!. c.!lfOnll•, •I wllltll 1'- wld bl• wlll i. ll'lb!ICIV ...--raw•. COf4TINUllfO LEASI: OP' ONIE' FltONT l!NO GOMMUNICATIO .. S COHTltOLLEA <PROCESSOR! INCU/OlftGSOFTW•ltE. Thief Grabs $13,000 Art l. All ~-lo be Ill «~'lllltlf , ... llcl Form lna1r11<11o•u ..... OAJCLANt> <AP> -A 11aring thief whb an oyo ~n!.'°'! ~ :~~.:;.~ for art stole a $131000 painting by famed Califorala 11W Offlu o1 IN_,,,. .. ,....,....., artist Richard De1benkorn during a crowded open. 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'No-lardt' Bid f'al& LOS ANGELES <AP) -The California Medical Association has rejected a proposal to create a "no· fault" system to compensate patient.s wbo suffer health care injuries. The proposal, rejected Sunday by assoclaUon delegates at a special meeting Sunday, would have supplemented rather than replaced the cWTent tort system, unde r which patients must prove negUgence by a member of the health care team: Sea Sea.-ela ,.., .. Ml:NooctNo (AP) -The U.S. Coast Guard found only ple(es ot.debris In an aU-da,y aeareh roe the 39·foot fishing boat-Yellow Flo and a crewman on board, ofliciab said. . Skipper Ken Gossard. 28 of Mori'() Bay was rescued by the fishing boat Aflbl about two hours after be was washed overboard Sund&)'. SUH mlu· · 1 lng was GOS$ard's n ephew, Dan Gossard, also or Morro Bay, Miiler 11ald. A•alllt Kii .. Tee. OXNARD (AP) -Police today werueekl.nf at least two unldcntlfled essaU&bta who klUtd ~ 11· , year-old man and assaulted hls tlrlfriend. l>aul Yenny Jr. died in what Sgt. Oeorp lloare d escribed Sunday as "an extremely bndal, ~doua crime." Yenny bad ·been walldnc home wtth ia.. yoar-ohl Unda Ffene Friday wben they ,... ft· . tacked ln a dirt field behind ChanHI lalanda Blctt School. police sa.ld. Both were bQt.eD oo UM beed.' and Miss Plene wu sexually auaulled, omc.,. · • said. ' ell DAILY PIL.OT Uond1y, October 1'1, 1977. PUBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NO'TICE I PUBUC ~011CE ~~~~ ....... ~~~~~~~-~~--~~~~~~~~--.....1·1 ----~~~~~~~~~~ $U,.t1UO.COUUOl'TM• "·"•or CAU,.O•NIA pro• TM•COUNTYOroaANGC "•-.mu HOTl(aOfl MU••ING f>tole ot ARI.I.Nii $ llU\01.CY. .... •110*11 O• ARLl!!N£ ~Ml JM e aAO\.tiY,0..UWd.. NOllte IS HU~"8Y GIVli.N , ... , "ATltlC14 J laAOLCY e11<1 ARl.~Nli E. GISI.ER,•• C .. 1-.ClllO<"• qt ~ ..... ot ,,. ~ ...... 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(Mu OtUy 11"1• O<l. l. 10, If, 14, "11 PUBLIC NOTICE 0-1111 MOnt•TOUtOITOa s Wl'CIUOllCOUaTor TM• n 4taCM'CAUrOltPllA 'Ollt TNa COUNTY Of'OltAMG& _ ... '2114 E•fflt ot JOHN CVltWOOD CARL50N, ~JOHN CARLSON •It• JOHN ( CAR\."°N, l>e<:H- NOflCE IS HEREIY GIVEN to llWJ ueoneo o1 .,,. _... ,..""" dKtldonl '""' • ., __ , ... ~.119 " .. '"' .... 111•1 "'t WI<! OK-en,....,.,.., to tli. O•tn# wler. tnt ntK,MWtry 'tOUChet'-tf\ .... c.111(• ol .... (fffk ol -'"'" ........ hll.Ocour1 or\Opr....,llN,.,,•lltll,.. ""•'""'V """',,.,., 1o 111e """'rsf9Md •• 111• •~w Olli(• ot 8ARN£S. J OHNSON. CARLSON AND HARRIS, 41t11. Aooert A. PolorlCll'I, 4"0 Bl•ch :su .. 1, PIMl Ollie• Box 118', N•wPort llHcll, <A(ltornl• f1'6l. '*'11<11 Is tM lf>lac:e ol bullnHl of U.. -•llone-E-Ol'$ofiheWtllottlle • _,... lltMed Dec.O..nl U•Nl5, JOf4NSON, t A•UOtfANO MA••1s .,,._,, .. ,....,.. ... 4'fl SIKll S4 .. •w 111t New,..,, .. .O,CA~ Ttl: 014171J.1Sll Att_.,.lwC.I•<~ .. .,..,.,..., 0.MOe Owtl 0.11,.,.1101. 5itpt. •..ci Oct. 1. 10. 11. 1t11 •1H·n PUBLIC NOTICE A.Jtl-11 PVBLIC NOTICE ,.CTITl<Mn IUSINEU l'ltTITIOUS~llNfai. NAMeSTAT•MIHT Tti• fono.o,"41&AitWJl"lt •t•~ln9 ~!. llO»~· 1-Hl."~NT ... OMlS, • n .. 11ttd Detlfter•hlp , ltt t . Ct•rfjtld Avt.-"'· ttw-11pOttn .,~u ..... l•flf\,H IA V.L• PNhp H .il'l(H.Ht,., 1~1 ~mN Ot.v·e, <..ot.t. liN ,.,, (Ahtufti•'f4••• V.tl• ~moto. u.A> "•·ril4M"411t• l•r· rel•, C..u.orw •tMAr# c •11•0tn1• ~1•2• ,~·~IN\.< .. 'IHU<.'\o<IW "~ e llmlf ftdfM/lt•tdffp fo.r1HiO~ MtN•nit• TM~ \t..l.n Hit '*'' t11'9(f wh" t"9 COUlllY Lt.I\ w Ou....., (.wnl1 011 ~I> t..-n1t>1.r .ie ho l"tllMJ l>ubl"ht<I Ct•"OO' U4\I D•ll• "'1101 OCI, J, 10, II. i, '"'I 41U/1 Pl18UC NOTICE f'ICTITIOUI I USINaU NANI£ STATIMaNT . l,,. ro1"""4nt1 ,,.._ .. •r•dolno butl- 111ua1: 'THE $1STEl'IS, ,., .. !Hw V•tw, F°""I .. ,. Vel1w. C,tlllo<ftlftVOI Rite o..n..1....,, 111'4 -V•rw, f0\lt\l411n v .. ,..,. C.lllO"nl• .,,.. Jolin DllMIQ<I·~, lt1'M -.,,.,_, l'-1.tlft V .. ltV. C,tlH0tnl.t tJJOI Tf\1\b•1>i,...• l~undu<l.,. lly Ml lfto dl•lduet Jo/WI H 0.-19'\n 1~•• •i.l.....,I -t11..i wlll\ the C-1Y Cler1< tll Or-CouMy Oft~ i.mbtf tt, 1m. NJGI Publl.,..,.. Or-'4<1•1 Oetly ... lot. 5itpC. -...0 Ocl l, 10, II, lt11 41 ... n PUBLIC NOTICE ll"ICTlTlOUS •u\INl:H NAMI: STAT a Ma NT Tiie fot-'l"O per-I\ ctolnQ 1111\I· ..... ~ T£1.IESTAR INOVSTll11:S. IOU. 8.ctll•• RI,,., A••nu•. fOllftlelft Vtllrt'. Celifarnl.t'7fOI ..... II"< .. • Ctlll0tnl• Cor"-•-~~::.an':~~:...".:l::n:.••nw. Tiii,.,,, ...... bell>Q (_, ... lly ·~··'-804SIE.INC .-Mc&r .. nw ~ .. -T"" \l .. :.......,. Ut.ed w •tf\ uw '°""'' Cl-et Or-Couftly "" loellte-r 11r ttn .. lm Puell.WIM Or ...... CMtl Delly Pll04. S.P1.»-0c1.110.11 .. un •112-11 PUBLIC NOTICE "CTIT10US •UllNUS HAMI: $TA TIM£#T Tiie 10110••111 P•"!n h oo1n9 11<1.i ....... 0 .. W PACIFIC CONCRETE GOMPA>IY, l\M "I " ,..,..,y A...,.,., Ce>••-.Cellf .. fll• (Mlt ...... •I c....-1. Inc., lit' "ft" Alrw•yA-. C.-le-w , CMllofllt• T~ll IMltl~t I• <Oftdu<lfl! llY • (Otporflll,_, PUBLIC NOTICE " NC>nca TOc .. ;01to•' SU .. £•10lt CDUllTOpr THI STATtOl'CALlprO•NIA ,0. 1HlCOUNTYO,O•AMO& NLA·tlilf lo)l•I• ol lit.LIE LOVl~E !>r,\tcR(INA •kA LILLIE LOUISE l l llAllE. lH !>M~ A(INA, l>e<••""cl N01 ICC. IS HE.RE.&Y C,IVEN 10 "" I r.01100 Of .... '"""" .......... OOCeclof\1 ""'' .ii --.... ,,,. , •• ,,,.. -lfl\I Ille NoO OK-•re r"'!ultH to l•I• Uwn1, with thl nec.nwr'I 'Wouther'~ tn I ... OHi(• Of llW <1 .. ~ of IM .tbO•• entUMMf c.ouirt, or to Pf"9.Mnt ow.m. • •tn lf'l• nt<t''''Y vouctieri. to '"• -niVf*l •I It. Ollfce of BUIHO,,, C,AVLDIN, THOMSON ANO HEL.)(IN t•U Soulll Ptln4., Avenw, Wlllll"''. G•111ornlt , wh1c11 I• •~• 11••<• 01 bu,ffte\' ot tho undfr\IOn•d 6n All m•tt•n ,.,t•'"'"° to.,.,..,,, ... of >e11a det-1, wUlllft towr ..-111• •lier '"" t1rU~IC•HonottN'r'IOll(f" ' Oated Mpttmt>er I. IYll PATRICIAS AMMl llAllAN A""'*/W\tr•tru( at 1tw i;>l<tleOl ltW ""°"" n.omt'<I deodonl IUllT~,OAULDIN, TMOMSOf4 ANO MEL.50M A"-rt•fl..tw , ... _, ......... A ...... Wlllttier,t.1111...W*Ol , .. , lllJl--1 ........ 't .......... ,,..., ... Publl"*' Or MOA CNS! D•tf Y Pllol, Oct-10, II, l4,JI, 1911 4J7' 11 PUBUC NOTICE ,.CTITIOUS •USINIU NAMI: nATIMINT 'Tt1e 1011ow1n9 perso11 It Clolf\9 bu\lneu.as MOOEl. RAILROADS WE~r 111 JO S6ft Mllleo, No 8... Fount.ton V•ll•Y, C..htorn1• •llOll P O &o• )1. ···-•.._, C:..l•lotftl• t1""1 RI<--• "°""· llUO !.oft NW\co, Ho. ~' FOYtt.m V•Uey. C•l1fotntoil •?IOI l lll\ llu>l""U I\ (Oft-led bY tft lnCIMt\'41 Ri<...,CIW.n Trtt) Hit~ ---~ l1tt<J ~Utt t~ Gouftly CIM~ ol 0••"90 County on O<too.rrl, IYll PUBLIC NOTICE fl'ICTITIOUS •UMNIU NAM• HATHll&NT lM .... _... --1l _,~bu.I """ai HOf',.MAN AND ASSOCl'T(S, 1' .. .. ·~ I NIM, CtlrfOrtM• '171• ._ ... 4. Hett-..,. 11..i Roe.I.. ....... Colllonol• '271• rl'lfs _..." k , __ 1ry.., In· ... ._. --·-""" II-'"" Ill.cl wltft ,,,. Counlf 0.• .. 'ol Ot-'-'Cy •n )4~ ·--11."71. .. 1naa,..0MA1t~ •M ........ ~CW·•H._t...O,CltHllnM• .. "-* -oo-. Geotl Oeffy Pilot, See11 •-Oc1 J..M,11,tt71 41&11 PUBUC NOTICE "~ITIOUS •UllNUS NAM6STAT&M&NT l N tollow'"9 --fl Oolft9 -' ftie»•\ ' lilt INlfESTMEHTS. 1011 S.~ Ao.,.Aw.,C.leMe.,.,CAt1'» Ja..-wuu.,.,. l(lr•btlN. io11 S.n1• Row A,. , Colt.e Mew, CA.,,.,. '"'' ........... ll ,_ ... by ... ., ... • ................ .-i.11on ...... , , ..... . I ' HAMii STATIM&lll'f n..~•-•••lofnobu•l· ~es: GE:NTEMNIALC(M£NT. INC. ' Otf'l...,WP ~ Jll ... atotlCOUltTOll"TMa $TATIOll"CAUll"OIU•t• ro• THICOUllfTY o"o•uu•OI NO....aau llOTICI 011" NI AIUNG CAii HO.A~ AMINOl!O E•ltl• of ISi.£ F. ¥CNSINO, o.c .. MCI. Ml:SA Vl!.ROIE VILLAS, UU Mew V•rd• Dtlv. IEUI. Coal• Meu, C..l":::,~wnt ln,..il....ttt <.om POl\Yo ti Cellfof1'14a c.,.._..ati..... ·~ C•""'"" Ori n . Newport lleacll, C.lltemi•"""' Rlc:MrdA. Eeld~'. QeMrat Pa,,ner, "-1Gllrw•, p,,......,, '"'' .... _ ..... ""'" Wl1~ t~• County Oen ol <><•...,_ Coun1v OftOc 1. •· .. ,,. Ft:IW .....,.,_Or-Cool Dal1y P1101, O<t.oo« 10, 11, H, ll, 1'11 , 4U0·1' ---4--=---1'~1T~Qlw;n -clA(;I( H DElCHERNlfilodlw<•lntft•m- PUBUC NOTICE 4!0~~--- -Ctll-•92'60 ___________ _..;; flA!>T ANO FINAi. ACCOUHT, RE POAT OF li.XECIJTOR ANO PETI· TIOH FOR 11' 5Enll!MEHT. FOR A\.LOWllHCE OF STATUTORY AHO EXTRAOROINARY ATTORNt!iY'S l'EES, FOlt Al.l.OWANCI! OF STA,.VTORV 4NO EXTAAOROINAAV EXECUTOR'S COMMISllOH, Of!Cl.AllATION 01' DOROTHY l.ElflN. REOUEST FOR llE¥0'/41.0f' IANI( Of ANlf!AICA H T .1.$.A. AS llST AMENT Afl'y 1 AUS TEE HAN!t:D IN 'b£CE06NT'S WILL. IPOASVAHT TO PR08ATE Rl<Nnl M. Waue......,, C..-.-•I .. ..-tt-, US P•ll A-. N-Y0t1<. N-ver111ooa1 Sl..,ltw> D. He<km•11. Gt,.tr•f ,.en-. 10 £at Dh SltMI. • K. New YOt11, -y-I002I Tltl• .....,,.., •• conCIUcle<l lrV • llmll· ... ~ .. Rldw'd4-E.dof1' TN' stM-w~ filed will\ IM c-ty Clarlt "'Or-County Oft S.• wm-U,1"17. ,.,. .._,,,,.., OPMOe CN1i1 0.l!'f ~llOf. S-0\":1t~"1t. O,tfR .. 164-11 PUB UC NOTICE -COOr:TTTn .Tr lfl!Ol1£ST 10R APPOIHTMENl OP aAHI( OF ftW~tt'T, A CA1..ll'OltN IA llANKIHO COlltPORATIOH AS TE5TAMENTARY TltUSTEE AND 1------------- F OR FINAi. 01STlt18UTION. pr1CTIT10USltUllNUI '"'.,~to"""'"' U-1« hKllltr NAMlnAnM•NT ,,.,ll<ulert. end tfUI '"• Tl'elollowlnepe1..,... ... e dol1>q""'' Urn•-p1ce of Merino tM .. m• "-' ,,. .. ••· '"'"'M 19' ()(tobw lA, 1'11. •I •;OO AMCHOa UP TttAVEL, 10JI •~ .• In Ille courtroom ot o.,..,.,,..,.1 Allele Pu•wo. Le911n• Hit!\, No • .l o1 wk! <our I. el 700 Civic C•ntor Celll0rlll•'2•7S ~~:..::'·In IM CJl't ot !Mont• Ana. Cote~'(;~ .... ~· 6:::9:.~~ ~1i1~! Oe1ee10t.-6.1~n .,.,. WILl.IAAlll!."JOMH, 11..-..,1 A Cullen, ~21 Cole9lo ,_.., Clor~ Drlv•. D.wWI Po1111. c.111or11lat2'1' OOROTMYLllVIN Ht1tn A, Culltft, a.G21 C.11910 ff4t~A•t-Orl ... O....Polnt,C.lltornl•t2'2' ~O.-,c:.4Henll•t:.4J Thi• butlneu Is conduc1ect by • A._...,..,~._ oon1relpe11ntn111p. • l"'*....,<hnlltCHttO.allyPllot.' 'Tiiis :=·~"":.:;. , .... Odteer'lt, 11, 17, 1'77 .a:t.71 C-ly 0-of Or .... Gouftly On Se• PVBUC NOTICE i.mller20. "11. c ..... ,.. NCJTICI TOClt•OtTOltS SUNRIC>aCOURTO,.TNI &TAT9MCAUriC>ltNIA "Git TNI COUNTY Of' OttANOa _,....,, E•IM• tll ANNA MA•1£ ICMISLlV, elto -H ANNA M. ICNISLlY, o.c •• -. NOTICI! IS 141E•EIY GIYlN tt It. c.-ten tll 9'e -Mll'IM <IKtOM _,ell --.....,.,. clalms ... ,,.,t -Miid -., ....... r ... 10 t"• lhofn,wtlll!lt~ • -1wr1,lft ~ '·· .,.11lL1!1!11. ol N _,.. -fll(ed court,°' lO ..,.._ ....... wllh Ole ntte.-Y~ te.,. _"9ntel 1rni.-•--9f f'\.VNICliTT .t. PLUHIClTT. 41? Olfw A-. ~ Oftlo Boa U•, Hunllnqt911 •Hcl\. Ollf.,..,.• .,..., •111<11 I• IM pt.Ce ol llll•l""" ol Ille""""'~ II\ "41 met 10<6 119n•lnlf\Q lo,,.. H\.t• 01 .e10 "" ceoeftl. _,,.,, fOIJr mom11s rrflM" ,,,. "''' "'*IC.ellanol tt'lb noll~• Oalf!cl5"pC-r70, 1'11 WAl.Tl!ltlOllCNISLl!V EqClllOI' ol IM Will 01 llwl ebOve ""'"'*" 0.C•~nl .. 1.UNlltllTT a f'\.UNICITT 4tf0N,,.A"9 .... ll,.. """'1 ...... llH<ll,CA-T•I: (7141 UWlllt Atflo<MYlt.1-tMr l'IA>llWCIOI' ... GotJI C>ally Piiot. &pt.Jt-()(1,J, ID, 11,lt'1 411).17 PUBUC NOTICE J.,.... W, Kll'llbrlcloJ Tiii> .i1111-1 •a. flleO •1111 W C-IY CJerl>. ol Or-c-nty ori ... lembtr lt, lf/1 "'*' Publf.-Ot-Go.au 041/y Pilot Oct l. IO. II, 24, 1'11 PUBUC NOTICE ---,.-,-cr-1-,-1ou-,-.-u-,-, ..... ,.1"'s""~-,.....,-...1,_ HAM«STATE~NT lM lot-lno De•-.,. <IOlno bu\1- ntU M S HOWG1.RL D£SIC.HER~ ORIC.tNAU.t..,1.-.1,..Aw-.C~lt -...,CAt2'21 ~r1 Oftltntn 0<191,..11 1..c., '°lO P•racl~ R-. Suite 8·111 LA! ¥ ..... -.. , .. llli\ -•• <-t.cl l>V • <Ot oor•leon SHQWGIRl.SDESIGNEllS =~.W.~1-r .lnl~ll*' wllb Ille '°""W CJer• of Or-'-Ip 011 S..C. "· 1911 ,. .... P11bl1\1Wd Or-c.o.st o..i1" Piiat 0<.I l, 10, 11, 24 •.. It PUBUC NOTICE l'ICTITIDUS •USINESS NAMllSTATaMINT T 11<t lof-1119 per"'"' tin <lol"9 bu.i "'''•' 1!$01 1NDVSTRIE$, 77ll Cr-· Way, Unll 1,s.<1f.tAllt . C" RONll<I WllUAlf'I VOi\ ISttll, USO Allen1' • f106, C.0.1• MeW, CA t?•U C:..»lldra LYftn Von £.ch, U'° Act•"'' • f 106. Cb61tl MeM, CA t?u• T Iii• buJlneu •• cOtlduct.O ll'f' en I~ dl•lo11tt ~tlfonEo<ll Tl'll• •1.tt--• fll<ld with 1n. Cou111y Clerk of 0.-iftOO Counw on S.pltmller ~· 1t11. ,. ... , P11bll"*I Oref\99 Coatl o.lly PUot. 0<.1.1. to, 11,!4, 1'n ..i14-11 PUBUC NOTICE 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 ·s D The 6l11est Marketpl.ce on the Orance Cout . . DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS You Can ~I It . Find It' ( 642-5678 ) Trade It With a Want Ad One Cal I SeMce Fast Cledft Approval •eol htate. • . . 1000.2999 •entofs . 3000-'699 BuliMn. Investment & Announcements. Peuonc1h, -MwchondiM ....•• 8000-.,, lost & found ...... 5050·SA99 Boats & Marine S..-vicu & •epoin 6000 61199 £quipfMnt ••.•.••• 900CM09t fmploy,,..nt a Automol>Uff & otfw flnanciol . . • 5000*S0..9 Pr ration • . • •• 7000-7199 Tron•portoffoci ..•. 9'00-9999 ~~~-~~-~ ....... 1~~~.':'.~.~~ ..... :. ~!.~.~ ...... . UIOllS: Ad•wtiMN GtMt'el I 002 GeMr'ol I OOZ GeMNI I OOZ ....... ~ .... ed1 • • • •• • • • • • • • ••• • •• ••• • ••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• PllUllCT PITCH dally .ct report .,.. ran -..dl411ttty. The DAILY P.ILOT cn-.s llabilty fer fM flnt Ill. celfT'9Ci ...._... • ...,. .......... Hotter. All real estate udvertl11e<1 In this ncw11pa1>cr lh ~ub. Jl't'l lo the Federal "'air 1Jdui;1 nJ( Acl of 1111111 which m3l~ 1t 1llea&ul to udvcrt1:.e .. any prl'· ferencc, limltauon, or d1i.cnmw.D.Uon....basl'<1 on racl!, color, rcllgton, sex, or nauonal origin, or an , intention lo make any sut:h prl'lerencc, llm1t1t· lion, or dlscn mU\aUon." Tbll> ollWspaper will not kno"'111gly uccepl any advertising for real estnte \!.hit-h 1s in vlula. tton ol'thelaw ~COATS & WALLACE '::rP REAL ESTATE, INC. A I 01.:AllY OWNlD COMPANY SERVING J Ill SOUT COAST AfflA SINCE 1%'! HUHTINGTOH TOWNSHIP Porutar, much in demand Condo. With poo , well maintained grounds, good management Jtnd excellent location. Cl05e to shopping and all facilities.· Priced to sell at $60,500. c• 546-4141 UHIVSlSITY PA.RIC -brand new on the market. University Park 'fownhome upgraded 3 'bedrm Edinburgh, available for quick occupancy. Out of area own er says sell. The price is right at $91,500. c.-552-6161. Offic"' loc ntf'd in Co,fa M"~a HwTtinqton B"och -Newport Beach 1002 G ........ 1002 ..............................••. , ..............•......•.........•••• ...... · Right on the etrlke aone oC Eat.llide Costa Md•. lt-2 lot and on lt e C\lltom 3 bdrm, 2 bath, lam. rm. with' entertai nment cent.er and a world •etl4' Wlnnlnl price ol $114,llOO. Call646-717i MN 1119 •II S ltMTt>ifhtf• 1"11111 JUSTUSTID Ye• simple duplex. 3 Lidrm, 2 bath each Wlif. 1 Xtta lae front owners Wl· it. f$1tns, frplc. Priced at .$17~,ooo. '-- Bay Ave. duplex. i Bdrm. home + 1 bdrm ovei- aara,&e 1n Jtlnt locatloo. Priced al $17$,000. associated 0 R n ~ f fl • ,, f ,"\ l • •l ., lOJ, Vil ti 1 r • 1 ' ',I G....... 1002 A .. ·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.··.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·., TU«TLHOCIC 311--l IA Befluttful family home ocr."'NFRO..- near park and pool. .::A "' Pri\'atcset.ung. 4 l:klrms, Right on the BluffR, IMDUSTllA.L I~ IHVISTteer OPf'OI. One cl the belt location 1-- L y •• p I L 0 y · c .L A s s 1- F I E D 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 IHI:' DI JJEE~ ram. rm .. formal dinmg. w alching cr;l!1h 1ng L.IJ a . · ~t~ ol: . ..,:-!N'l!B.~w;.;aves, Catalina & an OC· Yuu must see to ap-deckmg ano greenery. '~ ~f'Wftl!tt!':"1'"tva. prcciate th111 Su.per New on the mai'kel. decorated "Model" con- Shurp executive type $132,!IJO. Fee67J.8SSO do in Sun Clemente w/all home. It·s t.n·level with 3 • • '" 1 ·1 • • • the bllns & pvt. stairway bdrms, ;,n, baths and u r:~::::;:=:-1iiiiiiiiii!i,.!iii to bch. \'iew of upper b11y , ~ ' .. 1¥!11tiil~iiill $184,SOO b&hts on wiciti greenbelt. 1 ~;;;;~~~~~ · J "'COIS REALTY Sunny coontr)' ktlchen ~ > A \!.tth lll'W d1i.h\!.asber & -675-6670 double self-cleaning --- overu1 t:nJoY the private 2 Pltf>.SCHOOLS ~~ jac.w;z.a beCore eo&crtllln· OIAMGICOUNTY • LAGUNA VILLA .. In the Koll·lrvlne Centel-. Rlah.L.ili,J~Qr.anie .. County AlrJ)o~ Delgo Ftwy. Air cond. ol· fices, restrooms. Plenty ol parking. $225,000. 2 Units o13200sq.n. each. '7l-4400 HAR80R A Division or Harbor lnvtstmetd Co. tng around )our hrepil 32-St"udent. price<! at PillCE REDUCTION! on the custom wrap Sl47M-$37M down. 1sr" See lhis htgh.ly upgraded around p11uo You can rf'turn. 27-Student, Condo. Nes tled an the ··sec all this by cnt<'nng SlJOM-$35~1 down, l6'"~ ·rolling sl~ of Laguna ·B.EGANT'l&YIHI the custom quarry Uh: return. Land and Im· Hill~. A lovely 3 bedrm. 2 COteO entry & walking through provements included. bath Monterry model 1''abulous golf course and on the Karist1tn car~l· v.11h Jiving with com· FashloolalJDd view•tqh.. In)( thru-oot. All thia !01 SEAVIEW IUWWll.)' pool. dubhoui.e graded 2 + den model only SlM,SOO. nnd thts 1~ & tennis courts nearby wilh step down Uv. rm the be~ buy tn The HOMES ... ~.000. with fireplace. Formal Bluff~~u-a~ PETE BARRETT dirung • 3 patJos ·Just re• ~ .,_,, duced l o $114,SOO. Doo « llclcn Uryao LA" L Lf\A -REALTY-673-8650 • 73' <l9.ll ~ ()l'fr111(ll •l1'SRJN10UN1Ctt if ~· U1v Gerrtelnvst lnr 642·5200 · :~~~~~~~~·'1;""';;;-;;;.._.;;;-;;;_;.;;;; __ ..;_.;.._.;.._.._._,[ .,. ·USE THE DAILY PILOT .. FAST llSULT" SlllVICE DlllCTOIY For Result Service ~all 642-5671 ht. J22 -EXCLUSIVE CA...0 SHOalS UsnNG From the moment you enter courtyard aates ol BEAUTIFUL Y AL"'E. 4 Uiis Cameo Shores beau· BR, 3 BA, 2 frplc's, fam1· Ly you are aware ol an ly rm, A·l cood. Near lmm•cuJale 4 bedrm & pool-tcnnitHtreenbelt. ·pool home. Totally up. L' n 1ver!t1 t y P ark . graded lhruout. Magruft· $1.3'1.500. crnl View. OCfered at ---#/4,9XI. LAKEFOREST ,.4. BEAUTY 3 BR. 2 BA. hm1ly room. upgr;ided thru·out. $99,000. mlllI~~ I '~ • "I I I I \ ' "•I ' ' • "t '9 1 *VETDAllS* Wx's&Wan's Invest your mooey in a home tod.r 6 wa&dl Ii ·make money for yout QIU' ~ l§*lalhel 1D htlplna VETS I Call DOW: ~atll-8". WAIMMMLY HOti9 SEAVIEW HOMES 1--------3 Bdrmt. tam. rm ad clOMto~--.. f,tftd .. -. -... ~·"9 ··-_....,, lOY'f'V' lo ,,.,... lo..._, con be tOVftd "' ...., new~. l• .. IN <.Clt'!•'l*t ~ fl'lOllY ~ ..;y.;;g •. COOcf gutl.Oiot~elr.,....-~ pert -.....:hid. ,.. ... , ol io...1 ....... '""'"' SEEK & FINlt 040-6604 Div Gerrie Inv st toe TRJ.PLEX 22&8 MINER, C.M. Xlnt cond. & iq c. $87$/ mo. $155,000. Owner/a«t. 548.S7i7 GARAGE SALE ads In the O.U~llot bring hap: py resull.I. To place your d rawing card. phone ~S678today. PALES TIN£ 6 C E M R A t M 0 U " T C J A R M E N E S A H E L D~ I B S U S U R C 0 I T 0 A E D 0 N A W K N D 0 D P T M L J BEACH UVING Jmmac. a bcldnn, 2 bath, one level. Sl09, 7W plalfor UM P«ftd t..m. 17. A lot d blille Xll'M also. Call u• •owl ~ CWH I'll t. rrs N#l'I) •fllCtf ~;.:·:;:-1° TH I: HF rt I ~~J f 5 TA l i. H ~ *mmllS* If you wut • home bl erlMODOWM 'J 11/$11.,.. ' f 1 ; • .. 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I 002 ·······················~;;;;;; .............. . ~~~ DCWSIVE IN IAYCllST Single story home in highly desira· ble area. 4 bedrooms 2'h baths. family room, 2 fireplaces,· room tor pool & more. Exercise your t nlcnts in dec~.ating. $175,500. , A ccx.DWIU. UMmt CO. 644-1766 2111 UN JOAQUIN HR.La .. o. IN~Tc.N'TU Meta Verde's most SPECTACULAR.bom~. S BR. 4 ba, FR, DR, LR, Spanish 2 story, i.it acre. Ol(H 1!1 t •Ir! NHYO ti NICI' ~TH E RrAI ~~J ES lAHRS . '!'he golf course Is )"0Ur1..:=========~ · back yard. Open Hou,e Clautned a4• tell lalJ · • Wed. thru Su.n. l ·S. 1790 items small "ttesu or Panay Circle Aat. any item • .11l1t call .. ~ 642-5678. • ...,... • I 002 ••ws ii IOOZ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• CE llDlll · ILlllS ca. OVER 50 YEARS Or SERVICE OPIN DAILY 2-t:IO IN THI NIWIR IWL S SI Spectacular 2 Story End U•lt Townhouse, Overlooking ~ Fool And Rame<ia. 2 Separate · .Suites, 3 Bat.ha, Hugo Famlly Roam Ea.siJy Convertible To Allotller Suite. Highly Upgraded. Mally Cu.stom Featur~ .• 151,SOO ~444 VISTA NOil.DA ae, DOYIR Dltfl 631·• ---------------- \ . • ,; . ·. .. SPYGLASS-OCEAN VIEW!! Elegant 4 bdrm -rormal dining rm . family rm hom e . Ocean view rrom vlrtuully i.ll rms including kitchen. $269,500 YOUU UICE OUR ES, . . .experienced sales pet·~onnel 759-081 I . 1002 G~ral 1002 llG CAHYOM GOLF COURSE YIEW 2 bedroom and de n McLain townhome e nd unit. Upgraded Pinehurst Model. Close to pool, jacuzzi und tennis courts with full sec·urity to boot! Offered at $199 500. so put your bid in now Ul'llW l ()U ti()~~S REAL TORS', 6/b tiOOO .., 2443 (as: CoJ~t Htl)hW\.IV. Corona cltil l\1Jr ,11'.o 111 Ma•r,a Vt>rth .11 !>-16 !'>990 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• C'il'ftera.I 1002 Gewral 1002 UDO ISLE attractive 4 bdrm, 2 bath, single s tory. U&ed brick fr pie. Beamed ceilings, hardwood floors. Lie patio. 48 n. Jot. $22:5,000. LIDO ISLE newly remodeled 4 bdrm, den. 4 bath, living rm w/cathedraJ ceilings. Lge master bdrm suite. S224 ,950. LUXURY waterfront condo. 2 Bdrm, 2~ balh. Pool,jacuu.i, 24 hr.&ecurlty. Brand new; comp. fum. S220,000. • PENINstJt.A 4 bdrm. 2 ba home. All amenities. LoYely area, lew steps lo beach S18~.5W. BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR J-l l Bcoy\adt-Or1111· N B 675 -6161 associated 8'1<1a.:r11s 11FlllTOl!S 11.Jlr ~ Bolbnn 61l )e&J MESA DB. MAit SPECIAL SIZ.tOO! Close lo parks, schools, tennis club. Big 4 br oo hu&etol. 2750P.+ol .. CGlltaMeso 752..0161 macnab I Irvine realty SHollCUFfS4 I 69,SOO Great fixer-upper. Lg. lot -good location. Short walk to private beach. 2 BRs + small ortice & liv· ing rm w/beam ceiling. Mary Lou Marlon 642-8235. (U-85) .._ .. IS FOi E:NJOYAILI f;astbluff -Exceptional! Charm· ing Lusk-built 4 BR. family & formal dining rm hom e w/ni ce lg. ,yurd & pat io for r elaxing o r childrcns play. 1-;asy access to be aches & frl't•ways. W alk to 4 schools. shoppin~. parks & tennis club. Allowanc e fo r new carpeting. n c.1listi n llly priced at $154.500. f.;irr y t>yrr 642·8235. (U·86) 642·823S 644·6200 901 Oovt r On ve Harbor View Cc"ter lrvlne at Campus V4'1t~y Ctntrr 752·1414 .......................................... _ ...... . IAUOA ISL.AMO '-'RIC AVE. COil Lovely corner fireplace makes a most inviting living rm in this charming 3 BR. 3 ba th 2 story. Formal dining, spacious study or lge mstr suitl'. Dbl garage. $18~500 • 2 I I I San Joaquin HUis Road NEWPORT CEHTER. H.1. 644-4910 Ge-Mral 1002 G......i 1002 m . ...,_ ................ ... .. rA'l'CA'I' Miii DOWU ,,_,....,., .. _ .................... ,.. ..................... ,.. ... ....,.,......_. ..... ~-.... ... ,_...,......,_ .. ,.. ............ -.... ......... tYTal€KYIUCKY .._ .. .._..etun,a- t .... ._.. • ., II 8 I f l. n.c -·· ..., ..,, "' I I !"'8 I I I I I l. fWi._.a.w.1-tw(I) /O•I ,,....,.. ...... .. ~\' ...... of •-.&s 1eo4. 0 s I i I ~Nl(i(l. UAIL[Y & A.::i~l:JCIATES Try a Dally Pilot , Classified Ad to buy, .tell ft rriamu suamn.ru orrentsomethlng. 3 br, 2"11 ba home w/vault, ed cdUn.ca. Approx. 2100 lq, fl. Compl. W/dO«Jl', --~~-! crpta 4t paUo 1lab. Direct from builder. $1.20,000. (714 )'752·8511 i Gorgeous .. BR, family room. fonnaJ dl..ninc, s car carage. Privtte lreo· rear yard. Needs fut aaJe. Ooly $129.a>G. •. • YA&UY MO.HOO PATIOHOMI OMLY$t7MI. ~t hoaae ha. Aspen lDOdeL 3 lc bdrma, a beC1'a bas• rrpic. oven1sect rmly MS. Showa !lite a model. 759-1.501 ~ Walkf!r t: le~ I f ! -........: ,--------' ~~ - red hill .... " ;, ~· / · l '.1<laJ . - j f I • I • Cfi QAILY PILOT M<>ngay. October 17, 1977 Ho..is.s For Sale 1e>ttwr le.a &tite ••.•••.•.••.••.•...•.•..........•.......•••.•• Houus For sa1. HOUHI For s• Hou1u For Sal~ ··•••••··•••·········•• •••••...••.•.•.•..•.......•...............•... Lag&a"to H lguel I 052 Mewpcrt leach I 069 ••••••·········••···•·• ..................•••.. ....................... ·········•·•··········· ' MG.I. D.....t, .._. .. DtMtt, ' 1600 R....t 2400 Retort 2400 • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• lniM I 04 lrvl,,. I 04 IM'IM I 044 ·•·•·•·······•••······· •••.•....................•..........•..•...•• JUST lltWlH'IW tn 2412HOUl>A.YRD $121.00.1 lk:.t bu) 011 hill, :. lill.. :I liA; ~·um <111w 4 Hr, lanuly rm wi frplc.1•---------1 ------------------ PaJCID TO SELL $7',7t O A Deerfidd l<iwnhouse Heauhful rctilures in dude upgraded carpeb, and tile lhrouf(houl A ~reat 2 bedroom homt• with f«mul dining room ('onven1ent to pools purk~. »Pllll and yuu .ib huvccableTV. SllHOME SI00,500 Gu•enlret!'i. lurge:ll m odel. Th1: llumplon Feu l ures 1nl·l u de : Drumat1c den or 5th bedroom. cominunlly µool and purk, ~1lhl11 ~ aJltmg d1Man<:e to th l'lementary school. An l'XCellenl value al u prac t1cul price. ) IAHCHIL\LTY SSl-2000 SAVE THOUSANDS to'ast· .sale need ed on beuut. 3br ;\:.pen modt>J in Uet>tfil'ld Call loci a~ for super dt>al. Agt 7S2·Z737 D..-fitld TWfths. ih Owner. Popular 2 slry 2br 2' ~bu. l'lush cq>t::.. ...,.beaut. waJJ covering~. r uslom s hutter s, red brick p atio. S7~.ooo. SSS. T.!19 after ~PM TURN THE KEY- Move right mlo th1:. love· ly 3 bdrm, library Pall H ome in Tur tlerock Gle_o._. J::U.enor pro- fessionally lund::.cuped 11.1th 2 pal1~ offering co mplet e privacy Comm pool and tennis $157,500 lf523 C.otPcl'Dl~IR'll"E WOOOBRJDGE BROAD· MOOR. 3 br. 2 ba patio home. Sl09. 900. Ownr. ~.4038 J1111per or Dress! \ 9210 e.20 t L't 1ff Mi-111~~ ..... l~ to-weir 1umpt1 Of \hp ol a dinner d1nce d1ess Notice lht bouhful shap1111 of the bodic:e abo.e a sltndtr wJtsl and llarinc ~1rt Easy-sew• Pn11ted P1lttfJI 9210: Mmes Sizes 8, 10. l2. 14. 16, 18, 20. Sue 12 (bust 34 l u l1es 2 118 yards 4S,1ncll fablte Sttl• Sl.25 kif -" pit\Wll. Md 35f for txlt """"' .., lint·<ln5 am1111I, 1111141ina. Sttl4 to: Marian Martin Pa11e1n Oepl 44<! Oa11yP1lo1 232 WO'JI 181h .St Ne'N York NY 10011 P1111t NAME ADDRESS ZIP. SIZE iJrld srvLE NUMBER Oo you know how to aet J • ,attern lrtt1 Send 11ow tor our new Ftll·Wlnter Pattern Catalo1-cll11 coupon iftsldt for lr11 patttrft 11 your choice Senf 75J uw! sew ... k.•lt t oo• tn1ta11t Mtnn Crafts lnrt1nt ru.i111 l oot trutut S1wlil( look $1 25 $1 .00 $1.00 $1.00 0,. Otitw J.6fl"' 14605bva1 (Nr Wl!.!nut & t\.azun > Wulnul SQUIU'e C.:oodo, :J llr l! Ha, $6:1.000 551·~& J Udrm coodo Masterr----------w1th walk-in closet. 3rd Udrni c:at1 be formal din mg rm ~ning to pret ty, S~Cl.UDfW, coven>d patio 2 Bulh~. lndry lge t'nou~h for !>I'll. mg or hubb). Cc11t(11I air. l'ool & pu1 k 1h·t1rby ALL TlllS IN M<lVI!: IN ('ON l>ITI ON IN IHVINt; 1-'CHl ONL \' Wli,:.!l"I I' s. •Was her & <ttyl•r 1n <•lutfod OPEHUT&SUH I toS PM. 4t021rf .... u..lv..wty Pri Tt>rrific lo<'tlllon ''1th park in your l>11('k yarc1 Sµur1ou:. ~d1nburg mo<ld 3 bdrm \\llh fun11 ly room l.lnd b1 ll'k patw l '1>m•t•n1ent loc•11tt011 for the family "'ho wun1:1 to ~ alk tu ,., "' ,rl111111:. S!W.~ WATl'.:RFIWNT llOM 1-;s Cull t>:ll MOO Attracttn COlldo T his 11unny tind unit hul> lots of &lass. Mirrortld wall in li"ing rom. 21•--------- ttdrms & paneled ram. rm. open ing onto air L.,.a aecc\ I 041 .i:ra~ale patio. Lndry rm ••••••••••••••••••••••• inside. Cenlral air. Best •~•ft•a• .,1 buyinlrvmeat$64,000. ~-~ ..... lVaYHCOPB.AHD Possibly the most af· REAi.TOi 552 ,.,.34 fordable proper ly 1n -v.. Laguna today. Hr1gbl & W OODBR I DGE CHEEKSIDE Lg 4Br. 2....,Ba, ram rm. formal. i.lnl family area )V/lake or investment low price. $110.000. Pick cplldrps. ~Jl87. S.S.20'UI airy 2 Ucirm. & 2 bath O· Y ·O ju:.t one block to the beach. Newly redecorut· ed. Owner h nancing can make this purchase a breeze. SISS,500. HORIHS REALTY •494-8057 * llUCl::SBR-t-wl3baths. l mmac. by pwner, Save -0 __.__, p.-.i-w t•omm! Sl.2-'.000. Wknd:. ec_._-I .....,... or ;iftS 11.kd)s 552·3549 2·Sly. Enghsh country style " upper ltv. rm .. frpk .. bdrm .. den & ba. 24~ Los Serr.inos 4br rm, SJ>:U-klln.: !"?°I horn<'. 2 :.lorv. !J bJthll. O\•er •1'100 SQ F'T. Olfice ~dg. ~b.1, :.hake roof, Pal.'ll ... \'l tmplll) up.:rd d I!. bet 2200 i.:1ces. Great nc\\ <'Ol'u,1 \'rpt, tit' Coast Propriff $169.750 pOlcnUal on 1-'ulf\·Jcw. rorator drpo; " i.heen. I C. l\I. ~ l 9S.000-$3S M i.lu1m'\l 1:l.L'>~. d1mng II\ Co 4 .AHCHOUGf do~n rng rm <II\ 1der. perh~ctly 6 7S-54 I 0 IHVESTMIHTS lndi.cp'd , many xlrai. \'1ew of gruxm~ cattle & Bt::ACll SHACK w/pluns. l714t 49'-7711 .Suddleb1Jl'k lo 11'tfintty pcr1111t1o for 3 sly re· Complete pnvucy. Opn mocJcl. $!17.500 675·1666 S• Cl......t. 1076 llM• St11/Sun 12·4 Pnn - only 4~2~1. 0\\nt·r OCEAHVIEW ,, .....•...•.•.•.••..•.•. l l'P~:1t ~~~~.~bu, :i ~UT~ ~iiiiiii6iii4ii0-iiii6ii6ii0ii0iiiii-;J ar ... f 1 IEA . OCEAN. '"'r g . r um rm. rp c. Ht""&CITYVU. SEA THRACE (;uur'dl'IJ IJl'lVUlt• 1·•>111 nllllllt~· l\1111, ll'nt\I~, Jlll'll/1.I t\: llllUll.t l'\'t h1·ut'h lllll lo.I rt )! M:.l1 lldr111 ~11111• " tq1I<' + :! hdrm:. & l'l tudy. l! 1 ~ hath~. ,\11 , 11111.J. m;lny Utli.:rmle~. ~13\1.~u l'h 4!11i KUl)5 or 4\l:J-37Kij Owner A.:l RELAX & ENJOY din rm. ~200 Mt ft. 1 LL Lovl'I~ ;J br'. ~ 1., hu, full d111 nn. ~ lq>I,., qllll't l'ul tl1 • ~a1· M Xlnt t•ond. ~l:.!·1 .. .IJll Story ~-titl7tl AA REALTORS H.wport Heiqhh (.'lt:Jfltllll~ 3 bt'dflll Ull t n•r· 1111111 'll't·t'l C11rrw1 lt>k .\ book;,hdvc~ 111 11\ rm " picture win1Jo11. o\ l'rlook111~ ~u· patw sr••l' I uniily icil , h.ii. 307 N. 1:1 Camino Hcul many custom realure~. ~ s-a.. 492-2100 Car gar+ R.V. purkmg! ,......,.~.,.,,.~~~~~~ Priced to sell ut $115,0oo. S .,.... Do~l w~~~" 'C.tirwto I 071 oy642-1 ll0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• * Smcil Ofc lldt • E. CM. S 117,500 Comph:h·ly n·turbishcd 1ns1de & out. Prof. landscaped. 100·~ Oc· cupied. Owner will carry 110'. loan & con tinue management iC desired. P r1 n . only, Ca l l 0 w n e'r I Ag e n t • L i i Evans. 547·2S33. CO MM ERC IAL PROPERTY WANTED: IY OWHU COl9do At P• .,.._.., Cllf. r•D .... T_.CW. 48-050 ..... '-t Jo'urni~h ... -0 SI 10,000, 8 Courts -· 3 Bl-'<irooms l.7SO sq. fl. Only 100 condo unJta. 6 Pools & Jucuuu •. wetbar. etc etc. Shown by owner -·C.R . Helter from today 'tll sold or 10119m. Call '11 11 l/348·4727 (Rclll•r J & l or () > 714 /346·5683 <tc-nniic club olc J, or Portlund. Oreaon 111 50'J /22G II~ I. lnc.CMM Property 20001MC1•'1111. D ..... , ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...... 24J>O SAN CLEMENTE ••••••••••••••••••••••• T Rl-PLl'.:X 3'2·2·m top FREE IROCHUU cund., 4 yrs old. Only CHOJCJ:: HIGH $127.500. DESERT PROPERTIES BEllTHA llENRY Write or call Mr. Frey! R&ALTORS Ben Hinkle R.E. 21930 215 Del Mar 492·4121 Hw y 18. Apple Valley, FOUR-PLEX LNC.M. 92307 or PhS.AMZ-34.58 2·3 BR, 2·2'S. Only Or~C:..e, $129,500. Owner/ Agt . Prap .tt 2500 Call ~. •••••• .. \!! ........... . Sunsets OVl'r the 'alley from redwood pullo or this lovely 3 bedroom home lcx:uted on 11 quiet cul·de-sac street Just on<' blork from Recrea· lion Center Won't last I on!(. Rtli,5<JO 1/JMILENOM Hwn HSGHTS THE HACH P rivate investor h as cash comin g o ut of l•--.. -------~----------... Ko/an , l·. ' I ... '.flt. I (II l M· '"·" ( ,, 0.1 ~ Pl,t/,I C,t,1 1161 IHI 3888 3 Bdrm. fam. rm . on 4 BR, 2h HA, custom Cliff Dr. corner. Sl-1,!l,SOO drapes & carpets lhru· &!6-4463 0 u l p r 0 r c b :. I 0 n a I _:\ld.rtncr:.L'O"<'Hlly l..sndsc.ipillj! W /3Ul0. :.prinkler:.. Offen'<! "'b-Y owner/ ugl OHL Y $19,500 Walk to oceu11. Modern 2 hr 1-den in Newport lh·.u·h. 1714 )661·1~ SJC 4W-6211'7 e.'lcrow &needs prime re· tail/office of a pprox. $SOO,OOO. in L aguna, Newport urea. (~131620..:.0SGO o C~. !213l3~·2868hm . $15,000 DOWN takes over payments on house + approved plans !or duplex. Owner will curry finuncmg & i.ub- o rd 1 nalc. Call· Rick OFFICE ILDG. Byers Xlnt 2 level bldg nr. 556-7777 Ncwporl Beach. 6970 WortdRed &fat• $71500 CRY Sharp 3 ~r wllh central 1 air. Localed ln U\e Coun· ty. LD.rge lot. No down to unyVeteron.-- 556-7777 w.w-.. ...... FOR <;uest rm. & l.>11 w1 scp. t'lltry on Jowt'r level. Nl'l>dS \\Ork! SM9.500 l\11ss1on Heally 4W-0731 LalleForftt 1055 I'.\\ WOOD HLTY IM' 548-1200 VA-NO DOWN sq .Cl. Good parking. Net ~~~~~~~~ o.t of~ .ka~et>. Shows pro/it al -Pr•..., , 2150 INVESTMENT ••••••••••••••••••••••• :IBr l "•lla , h1.1:hly up- Wdd. $72,000. By OWnl'I' Club l\lbr,,hp. 51!1>-6021 GOODIYE 2 B<'autiful homes: 4 BR. z•, H1\ &:I UH, I', llA. '' Mllu to lhe beach. Owner offered/ u11t. low rents. S2SQ.000. Prin· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,q cipll!'IOOI)' .. Wetl.yMToylorCo REALTORS 644-4910 APARTMENTS ORANO NEW·2,5SO ~ n. COMMEll(:IA.L rnr. l acre. vlew lot. ONLY-Exc~~~thc heart of Laguna. Xlnl condition. Large pool & $86,SOO you can lh•e in recreation area. Short lr"ine's Culverdale! A wuJk to beach. For tn· M11li• Vlefo I 06 7 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Gtf·~- Is wh11t tht• owu1•r wan t:. to bUY to th1:. :I bdrm. (;im rm Nwpt Hilt!> ho01t' Only SIOll,SOO. 646-44t~l l\lARINERSCOVE HLTY 17 M Hi6 I 1535 400 6287 INVESTORS 0.plft"/ CWtssd• 1100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• I l\U L~ TO BEACH FOi!: SALE BY OWNER IMDUSTRIA.L horse property In Upland LA.MO-MHP llglS area 675-3143 I.<:STATE $1,500.000 ·t.=I 2Mb 4500 sq.fl. h?use on 6 ••••••••••••••••••••••• . :r~ l./• a c res. m a i d qtr s. . ., rnntastlc home! Great !ozviabon caJI · • a r e a ' o w n e r 'llYiwa ledty IJ7-9SOO S8HOOO Let our proCess1onul ns- l>OClales provide• you in- d Lv1dual all~nllon in l'le<:Urtlll; \he home or your drcam:s an 1-\ mcr1t·.i ' mn .. l :.Ut' l'l">:.ful 11t•11. lOmmumt) 1-::.r.1111· tu .in .1u1 •' olf 1·a..,u.1I 111111·1 11 \ ini: '-''°' Jlllll>: y 110 Ill the !:>lJd dlell.tl'k \ aJll'}' (.'1fll Ull tod .J) NEWPORT H~lGHTS :J UR 11.o: BA. twnhoose. New construction 7 units, DHAMATIC DESI GN Comm pool,owneranx-1 3912 C h e rr y S t. F 1\ BULOUS VISTAS 1ous, hai. bought new. Westminster. s t ables. pool, beaut Why pa,y taxes . -Ex· landscape. change. Frank Zelamey ., OPEN HOUSE Realtor. 494-8502 tral\l>fcrred. must sell. 494-5671 499-2100 Call now to se~. RED CA RPET. 754-1202 POUHDIHG SUU FJREPIT SNUGCERY Agl. 6 UNITS & REC HALL. 2 l 2 TU ST I N AV 1-:. 661· 1535 new construction 17091 PRICE $235,000. 642·S!n4 L" I Sl JI t TOSEE Jlir. J '"Bu. Cal>ilas "'m · un ington SUN 10-16; 12 to3 PM PROBLEMS? , . . llcar the pounding surf UNT\'1-.RSITY PMtK from lhb 1!}57 IO'C S2 _ T\lonh:.c, Lully uparaded 8lieach __ ~4,8·~~~5 or HVM PAL1!RMO & rL•modHl'<i FllA "5· -~ __ 19_-__._«_~ __ _ MEDICAL BUILDING .erid.e..ol Own.erJShip plus aajoinlnf C l ~rty. 6 . 7X gross. Orao&e C.:ounl)'. They are our speelal~. Creotively handled by tr:iirre d coan~elors. Phone !or !lppointmenL DEANEHOME Paramount mobile 4Br, :!'~Ba. f,1m rm. din ,.umabh• By u..#ncr MEWPOWT IEACH R) Oll.no:r, 2 i.ly, 4 Br. home· l'Ompll•lo:I) l11rn 2 1.: Ba . 1-' a m R m , for SIG 000 ' rm. :.! Crpk~. \le\ b.ir. ~Ml.llOO 400 6~ J•ll'U.f/1 Slii> 000 1!1-15 • /\ttracti\e Dplx 4Br & 2U r . tfy $45,000 dwn. Pr1 n only t213 I :J25.-S444 i\gt. 675-4'61 Formal Um Rm. atrium. m· ' uir rond. Sparkltn.: pool :9-fi~fiG}IP~ & ,~uJZI Prof lndscpd & ~ DQG~nav decor. Sl49 . .500. 551-~ 499·2800 71 1 l((j' 9.'lclO 711 5111 11~•1 Port Br1~tol C1n It' C.ill :I hdrm, I', b::t, \'11111..:c tH4-6221 tor appl S;i11,Juan C.:ondo '2 story. I '"11' i:.1r.11tl' l'nnc on- HEWPORT h $1i3.M ~ 80!.C.l 8UNITS 7 ·I BR, 1·2 BR. Sl8,780 In· come. Completely r e· IMw Pr ap arty 2000 furbtsbed. THE C.AWSOM CO. REALTORS 21U9NewportBlvd, N.B. -------- Beautifd Blouson Pull strinu to malit this pull· ewer 11! usil) over everyth1n11 f urlleneck blouson 1\ tops 1n ful11on Crochet 11 of med 1um weight 2 ply syntllthc Col la1 and lower 0<1rt are •Olked in rounds Pattern 7486 S11n 10 12, 14 16 included Sl.25 lor exn pattern Add 35f each pattern for first class a11ma1I and llandhn& Stll4 to: Al1co Brooks Needlecraft Dept 105 Da1tvP1101 Boll 163. Old Chelsea Sta .. New Yol'll. NY 1001 t Print Name, Address. Zip. P;ittam Numller. MOllE than ever belori! 200 deslsns plus 3 free printed ii'· ~hie NCW 1976 NCEOlECRAfT CMALOG' Has everything 75c Crocll•l wllh Squares \1.00 Crocllat • Wardrobe \1 .00 Nifty rlfty Quilts ~ 1.00 Ripple Crochet ~\.00 Sew Knit 9ook \ 1.2S ll eedlePolnt 80011 \1.00 flower Crochtt 8aok S 1.00 Hairpin Crochet 8ook \t.(10 lnsUnt Crochet 800~ ~ 1.00 Instant Mmame Book ~ 1.00 Instant r.tonev l ook 'i 1.00 Compt1te Cltt Book s t.00 Co111plett 4flh•ns 14 ~1 00 12 Prize Aftltan1 ~ 12 50c l ook of IG Quills ::I 50c Muuu111 Quilt Book 1 ~Oc 15 0111tts for Today •• 3 :oc hall ti 16 Jiiiy llvll ~O c REDUCED ••••••••••••••••••••••• .... ~ Stroll up the ~1nd1n11 U.irl·l'lon.i J br. i:n·;11 bril'k path and l>l'e for \It'". ,\ '< . .'. knl'l"I 'ortJ y o u r s ll If h o w u n S ti II. tl Cl 11 II} o 11. n ,. r architects creallve touch I 714 1756 3()2!1 HARIORHIGH w"..-."" I09I ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ju't a fl<" blucki. d" a" ,, fort bl 4b ( I rom th1~ qualll' built ":1 '-om a <' r · um rm bedrm home. laTl(C l am I ~;;.d pool, JUt'ULZI $~,500 lyroom.2bath,dblefplc. ~ INVESTORS DREAM 4 Pll'x with all 2 BR un- its, $800 Income. lO'k down. Wlll s how a spen· d able. Call now. Offered 3l $&S,OOO. SHOPPING CENTER W...... 2900 22 Unit pnme J luntington ••••••••-••••••••••••• lieach locauon. SERVICE STATION Laguna Nlgu el ·neta fro.80.'000 per year. WHYUST? We buy bomes for full .market price. Im med ac-' t.loo. Al'eot. 96M.S61. 1069 EASTBLUFF PRICE SLASHED lur~<' corner lot Owner nnx1ous and will help Other .... btah fmance. Call ~0-1151. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~HERITAGE flOO ••••••••••••••••••••••• REALTORS S BR fixer Just reduced U.450. Bring your paun .. ._ .. ________ Elderly 1.Voman WANTS & T L.C. Seller wants ac· -mobile honw in pel park. uon.M.akeoHer. Nothtn& lower! H.V. 4 br pref.0 .C.t>45·ll084.0 avid LC T •YLOI O l\lontego. Ideally lorut· TMEJISTIM • ~ C · t•d L~ehld . $\39,500 $95 Mo Space ren tal _,..,,..U u-~ 955-0350 675·5979; ~213)433·2M4. lil'i!Ultfut l\lob1lc f!Omt' -"'" "'".ll1"' -----kd 1213)593 3207 in xlnt adult park. Many lJnique, cu.s&om cedar &1·----------•I " ys xtra:.. Full pnre. Sl6.SOO redwood environment. WISTCUff -R-OOORBUYHVtt-l fWl9UH>ays.~$9.YJ overlook ing the San PortoOnoBcauty Clem e nte Coast. 4 lfAUTIFULLY ap· 2700sq. ft ., 4 br, 3°, ba, Wknd Bch Retreat. 2 BR liedr ooms, 4 b aths, poiMed 4 ...._, 2 bonus gu~t apl. Ownr/ Expando, crpta, drps, s wimming pool. euy b.A ....._Sep. dlMi.cJ appl. S\4-5128 refn i. :.tv, newly painted wa»t to popular beaches. r•, f-..e II• r•, H~-Vl-EW--IC-MO-LL in Exclusive Bayside Built for fumily livin11. b l k f 1 2 Cape Cod 4 level condo, VIiiage adll prk. Pool.a. $4.60.000. r c P c, car 2Rr. 2,'lBil, pool, tenms .. J acuzzi. Club Ilse, boat 9ar99•, l•d1pd & SlJ5.ooo. Owner . 2764 shp avail. $19.900. B y lpiWillWed. .... My Hillvic.'W Dr. 759-0839 owner . 540·4480 o r C:J Coldwt!ll Bonker 3 Monarch Bay Plau ~una Niguel 49 ... 7ll2 131..0.36 l• t"l1 excl•1I•• ~-------~1 _67_3-_&t04 ___ ~~-~ " •I CJ a. It 0 r" 0 0 d . Must sell Uus weekend! ~creagefar .... 1200 Sl ..... 500 .......___ • Weslchff-deluxe Jbr , ••••••••••••••••••••••• -· • -w 2ba. entry style. rum rm. ... ""-ce. ll(e fncd pal.lo. Open da1· AftiNTIOH Wortcl WW. lrGl&en ly. 1201 Pembroke Ln. By DIVB.OfllltS 67)..4545 o wn"c r . 646-9836 or Rin'TSSdeCoonlyln Sun· •. 540-3666 11 ACRESC-1 LAND Prime Bakersfield loca· ti on. AGR£AGE WUl pa.y cash ln a llub for ! your home, ..Uta or lud Orance Co. Bade J&Y· m mt.a OJC. Stoott 'Rftll.1 ~~ 4 lo 500 Acres, C·l . 111-1, j; R·l,R·Z ....... ...................... For• complete lntegra t·H• ... ,.wl .. •111 · ~system appl'Okh~ -::. _ all R eal E 1tale •t·J141••....., JIN -·ME thtties-investment ~ ........... ·nun••• nu perties-tax deterred· N. BAYFRONT·Nov. it EASTSIDi exchanges-developme:ot· Dec. • er 2 a.. ...,o 1n0. COST"'~· P r o P e r t Y 6U·1870da)'l..~7 ~ ~ manaiement.·corporate•----~'--;..;....-DUPLIX J)«Uolioe. BA \'1'RONI' B&\111'Y 3 Bedroom upper unil CAU. FOR I BrZ Ba, )16•, .._ with sundeek, lower 2 JNFORMATJON 'Mot«, ••I now.17$GM bedroom with encloaed - patio " yard. Kini al&ed CROSS COUNTRY bedrooms. lndlvlduaJ a.os&'IOBAY . ,. ' J au.ndry areas. buitt-ln ~s llC Lower 3 Bdhn, 2 bltb r a nge. oven. garbage -. dup)ex apt. P•Uo. ~ dlspoaal, & dishwasher & ... Bentlf•llt IU'llltbed. .- 11replace.s. Just 5 years '7141 .... 1111 SS50/mo1fb'. "' old. Owner desires a· l~~~~~~~~~I change for addltiooal un.1 · ON WATER NICEllDUCID New 3 bedrlJl. 3 ba, fplc.1--~~~~~~~J 2 deck..'I, dynamic design. + Olde r upgr aded 2 bedrm rental to help with pymnt.s.. Both with super ocean view Pnced lo sell ut S220.000 World Wide Broken.. 1>"73 454:-i. J eun· 646-0100 ny mcud. approx. 490 NEWPOKTCKEST acres. Perlerl for mini· ranchl'S. 5 Miles from L aJte Perris . Its In San Clemente. $146,500. I UMf TS Channlnc 21tary ' 8dnn • Stlper ce .. * home 00 beet B&YtrGnt TheMarerHt "Pride Of locaUoD. ·Yrly be me. TOUIAWAIO W1HHER If )OU ha\'l' bl'en wailtnfl ror a custom Mon3.C'O m Jlarbot" View this as the bcuuty you have been wa1tm1t for "The winner or the llarbor View TRJ-LEVEL Purchased a year ago a5 a lurrushed model. 4 br. ~·rba overlookmg pool & _ tennis courts. Bike lo ean. Call Hadley. S-1 ·884<1. LC.t'AYLOICO. 95M350 FA.HTA.STIC VIEW COLI Of ..wrc>IT 675-5511 Owoers bi p " units. $1400/ft)O. Beautifully 01aln· SALISBURYREALTY -· 1-~-l~_prin:it reotal Call f'IM800 area o~oi't.-'"ldesa~.~~~~~~~~~~'"':--:1 $300,<m Let-.... lloml'" Tour l\ward"l•--------- 5 Acrf'tl So. Corona for your mobile home or bldg. site . F ull price Sl2,000. BKR ~ SP94iDA1t..1... -2 houses on l lot. 3br 2br . Nicely renovated property w /T% sPemta· ble per mo. $71.SOO. " .............. .......... N8'wpot1 "-r RICllty ··--··-·-•-•••••• , 3 Arch 8-y. 2 Br, frplc, WANTED· To buy house 1n L aguna u n der $150,000. Prine. only. 4lM·5954 d ays, 497·1897 e\"CS. t:nough ~:ud. rnll U"i no\I. for detaib, don't lel th1:. rnre beauty shp away. 646 7171 t.::.~~·:.·~.:~ [ ®.H~!UI makes this an oul4tand· i o g buy! Cou n t ry Lar ge Cus tom Hom e. kitchen fantastic master Lido b le. Pool siie lot. Bdrm. & bath with a total $2~1.000/o/fers. Flex1bili· of 3 &inns. & 2' 2 baths. t:v oo interior reatures. RelaJt & en j~ the (8·5) S40·3383 Broker Catalina sunset PLUS coopcrnUoo ----- proximity to the f1ne:.t school.ti in lht! urea. $149.500. c....., & C0111p-.y 1 IO<I SU. Coast llw)'. 1.AGUN/\ BEACH 497-2457 L.,_. .. , IOSO ••••••••••••••••••••••• SUNSET P LACE. new 3 ON VJ-:NIN. huitc 5 br. 4 bu. evcrythini:: n ew! C'all: Bruce ut r.'.8·47tlll or l<tck S. !It !lfl.'J.5fl7H IA.YVIEW Mobile llomc. locn\l'd ht exclus Uayiude VtllaJ:c, 2 Br 2 Ila. Otn Rm. Den, w<'lbar, lndry, bltns, etc. Uy owner. Pnnc Only. $59,500. bi~ 7003 BR. P:illo home. Earth ------------•! UDO ISLE :'>l,\G~IPlet::-\1' 4 bdrm home ideally arranged (714 lm·S691 OR522-0SJO Ms-6625 for the enlerlalnmenl LOAD&> W /OA.l(S minded person. Family 5 Acr-loaded ··"lh 0 _.. easR rm has large bar lh8l ..... .... ... s e n....ia.,, opens onto sooth patro. lrce1 in Cleveland Na· ""I""" Kitchen & mastu. sui te l ional Forest . So. o r $177 500 . open onto north patio. OranJ:e Co. Munlclpol , • This beautiful home nlso w a ter, 11enlle r olling Yearly ineome-SlS.600. features a formal dl.ning k nolls for view sites. Big .' bdrm. upP«:r &...2 tm. breakfast nook, tn· Owner will corry. AGT. bdrm. lower. FantasUc ocn w . pvt bdt. MTS • S44-4411or l~..aa 2005a.lboa81wd. Ne...,t lldl..&13·205& Mew,.t.... JI" ---------····-·-·--··· $65.000 DUPLIX Better burl')', it woo'& la.st, bolb unlta are a Bl\, asswnabte FHA loo at 8~~Callnow. 540-3"6' OMTHISA.e Bnudl\d 3br. a., dplz. patio. new CJ1Q, drpe. .AvaU~hnmedlatetr 'tU 1111.-.$800.. '1»-'U.10 clp. •M-cie'fsl,.... tercom lhruouL 1 Bdr m (710676-5717 beach investment. JU1t with outside entrance de· ___ o_R __ S22 __ ·2080 ___ -i lined I Agt. 646-9898 ~.tuU Br bome. bcb oat ' ~ i gned for mo id or °' ...... cit& ~~~~~~~~~I __ Jll-~~-l-~ont. FabWoua vu, COlll• .m~lher-ln-law. 2 Caqn1r; ~ • t600 DILUXI DUPLIX I· 1>1 {urn $150/mo. Wlnter ; l! Forced arr cond1ttonin.: ••••••••••••••••••••••• S'",500. Nice 2 Bdrm & Quality 4·Plex, C.M. lie. ,., ·, & hl•:>t er systrms . l7f On water, 3 nt w/boat • $37") "'"J &dYli•e U.t&-NEW 1 Bt. Income $&25 Owner anxious. $150,00Q. •lip "Vnilable, ..,,,,.,rno· '·"'" •• ...,. pe r m o . G r ea· t Mustsell! Arrt,645-1103 " ... ...vw · LfOOREALTY Pr1mecomm. loc.on cor· • On Lido. E l ecanUy " 673 7300 ner 2 mujor st~ nr DI!!· n eig hbo rho od . 6 32 •lGUNt'J'S.Anahelm, furnished 2 .Br , .... 1•., 1 • nt'ylrtnd. Hldi: hai. been P l ume r , C M. O pen ..... .. beaut. converted to 4 S!'t/Sun 1·5. Ph 55745;9 $320,000. Wexford Ltd, piano. color TV. mini , j Sp\ ,:lass ~ hr, :1 huths, Hrantl n<'w . SlB0.000. k11y:.111<' Condo. :! Br. 2 ha . S IR!l,Sllll Owner wants lcasl'/opllon GiJ-1148 't If I b" S(2.1129 vlew.pvtbch.$800/mo. SUI (' II ICC + 0 u )'. --------------------· Oceanfront 2 Br Doll "· Bonus bl<Ut ulso lncld ..,.., ....... ,.. ... EW TllPLIX. C.M. House. Short term Could becorwertl'dtoad· '"""""" Gr e at E astslde lo~. $350/ k dltionul 4 i1te11. Total quality bulldln« for new~3br. 2ba. frplc:, yd. WATwERF. RONTHO.MES packnlle offered al quo.lily buyer. 4 Super (2)2br,lba,patioe,encl. S149,500. World Wide upgraded uni\.a. All with gar.$170,000. ·~~~~631~·~1400~~~~ , Orokers.673·_454_5_. ___ fireplaces , enc losed TomLee,Rllr,642·1803 I· , S g arag e s , patios, ...-CllST • "'-aprlnklen. Towllhou1et---------""n Ca..G ~ C .. ""-to 1071 style. (l>Bbedrm. 2balh 2 Br 2 Ba,~ tennis, '" tones, view lot, cl08e to Lag. His MaJI. $78.500. WATERFRONT SanJ --- 'f./,,.c.;!ION JIOME ON cop"i:'trano . I 078 Owntt. 551-472.5 '-..-....... 1052 ••••••••••••••••••••••• IN PltlSTIGIOUS SU THRACE 3• BR ho m e, prl v ate beach access. guarded f!ole co mm~n l t y . $147.500. J AMCHOIACH IHVESTMDCTS 1714) 496-771 t Sea T.-Tace TWRMI 3br. 2".ibu. $99,000. Cull 714·R40·291811rt I) By owner, n wnrm J br. J ~. l>U hhth In N1Ruel Hill~. many up11rade'I. li:1• fn1'<I yd Anxious to ""II SllH.000 25176 Via 1'1e«lr11 lllonrn 41{) 141)9 E R. Deaut1Cul 1 •••-•••••••••••••••••• Bdrm Mobile home. ••••••••••••••••••••••• and (3) 2 bdrm, 2 bath. ••I II' beeuUl\al. STOO. IM0-1751 • completely furnished . All amenities for adult llvinJt. Community pool, jncuul & recr eat ion hicillUC!i. Pos111ble bool 11liµ uvullablc. $64.000. SALISIJUHY Rt;ALTl Cell 1173·6000 ll I. U t' I'S. h I.: h l y it 11 11rlitdc'\f J Hr :!' • B.1 con· rlo, nr 111>111 $125.1)()1), lly ownrr t'•ill lur llPfll 752·111112 , 11411 K8:i7 or 040·S:illl rrivutc 1'11rly, wl~llcli 10 trade 5 lir home o n l)rtmc pllrt of (.;04'l11 l\lc:1u <: o 1 r cu u rs e tor w11terlronl home w/plor & slip Linda, Lido, l'lc. ~u; R'l57 Coldwell B.anke $239:!;M.c.. AUCnlVLITio"N s~~=~.~t': ~ r I I I 0 Ml..,.... It.cl $450. MS.:5001 1 R£~Df.Nf1Al BROKCRK-.CCOMPANY C ... MtMMa.n2t Wllltc..ttfwy 1927 Or!gtn a l wl(ult COUNTRY SPANISH F njo~· count ry li fP o n your Capbtruno t•stalt'. 1"anta~tu: \\'CJI h u11l . t ar .I.!~ ru n r h homl' .; !)l'd.rooms. 4 bulhs. pool. Storybook hOm l' for you!' childr ('n. S325,()(l(l • COU>Wtu u .. tca eo. 496·7222 831-0836 Tin• tiit•adl-., ,._ .............. l.IACllS modert'I kltch. Ocean =. ~ 24, 2PM view, l blk bch. 3 Br 2 Ba, • MUST Farliffo.147-77'4 W/D. lgc Qvt deck, am· U9UID •TE '·-~-~~~~~ .pl '' pka • .,.7S. pref adlt A I • cpl, no pc~. 714·673-0SZS 11 uruts w/pool-Palm L•t1 for Sol• 2200 \unucrv) 7J4-48MS97 Springs-$13.500 gr. inc. •••••••••••• ••••••••••• ~11111.000. 9 un its lllit Oceanfront Sparkling ~ • Jlt•ur 15.000 gr. inc. * •· Jlr, frplc. compl furn. t-135.000. Lorenls, MAKE HU Avull 3·8 m o's. $680. ,, O 1'' I" i,,; R : ! ! O w n r , RRY! 675-l&JU. ~~ . WON'T LAS'( On the fso..v. IOvely 3br. C:OSTA..SA 2. a Bdrm homes on 60Xl~ R·2 lot. Owne r will c a r ry. SlOi ,SOO. ~ Marintts Co"c Rily Six fH Iota. SJC. Cloee. lil•ba. Out11lde 1bwr " Jn. Streets aro Ln It rcudy w11hr/dryr. Wntr rental~ fordeveloprocnt. 213·749-444$, 213•69'1.QJ I 6ll-4MOO 537-7722 Oce1&nfroot 2 Br . psdo. * * aar, utJl P4. \\Lint•. uso • IJI0.146-~10 .._ .........,.._. ....... 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Gardener tn· paintw &: •mmuc $:i7~ l'lt ln\t. l'ln.: lie!). no ti75-·C!Jll all !!AM n;-5! ' • SJOO 2 br. 1 bJ 1-:11:1tsidc Nuw 2 br, 1 bu. 3 br. 2 ba. fo~legant 3 br 2 bo dplx. on youuo 1&cUhot>Hlf0r cl.S4Q.3500 ll98-61611otas5-:!4!i'J peh ti4l366!l 11.. l~··~s...... tripll'x. c-nd gar , Ulll\' Chlld.,11rn11U pet Perun. Pt w/bay view leu.$U.14!4!7D --CostaMna 3724 -"~ _ bttkony.Neurnew ok Oltl26-6916 All blln1>, inl~rcom. $13$fumllhed~l·Y• MesaVerde4br.~ba.dbl 1:URTLEROCK \\INNI::H St:aVlt'W,nl'W41>r>A /\IC" ·········-············ TSLM 64"1603 ---wuh/dry. new crpt. lrplc, lmmuc. 1,ovety 3t2 bdrm,. 2 bJ, ~reul 21ll Yurht Yankee $H$O wB . 1 srnil ~· 3 BR, 2 ba, l blk 10 bch -Sl"rw to .... h .... ~.mo yr $110duplex $50 •UP t OHOl'\A Ul-:1, MAH -'""' "" ~ garden S4!16. S46 2313 or vus. 1850 Ml fl. Nu h1&hly pl'r mo. t'omm VOOI ll'n :! :! Ur, \'rph. dtiri.. kich ok, Ocean. vu' $500 mu. 21ti ly 673 8218. Sl95 Bach. uUI pd w/yd ..-.. d d · · ....... '"l .1 1 b -• _ Ur To\\ nl:ousl'. Ir ph '$2•• br I 540-~ Upgra t: tcnOIS/jaC 01~ 6'MHl.~7 ........ JG22 .,u ... 10. l.'urOOm llOpl.'L:..$23.S GthSt.00250J3 s a --.---l-1_7_• ..,l P ex, uUJ pd $650 or leai.etoptaon M;nd sl!rlltl'e, pool PO<JI, tenm:. Some ocean 551 !>071 • ~•••·• S22S2bt'houseH. Ucb Nr We:.tchlf, pvt guest 714-0W·350l or673-1433 IESTORJGIMAL 2376Nt>wport Bl.(" lit & l'utulina vte>As Clo.~1· . SpJclou11 3 nR, 2 Uo ••••••••••••••••••••••• S250:brboulew/yArd hseforl.Paneled.crptd, -------llluffs area . 1-'amaly 541$!'75Sor645·3~7 lll!ihopping&fuit:bcurh Twnh.,c, 2 Ur 1•1 uu, no 1'r1plc-c, near r\l'w, 2 Dr uftl, 3:J2 Enrlno Ln, $27S3brunttkld ok fncd.Sl!l'.>.548-asJG l.SES410. 4 Br PdJu, fo'J>, Sll.t<d 4 bdrm, 3 ba tl44·2till l·h1ldrl'n, s ml p1•1. lilO w/bltru., frplc, lndry fnc, .Apt. E. $220 mo. Oya, $275 2br 2 lilory cood 4502 Wy ngat1·. Thl• townhomt'; vatunt :onrl.' STU'r>IO JouM.Apt D S.UViflJli gar Wat<>r & gos ixf. A 834·1427;evs498-36'la. w/pool,kidsok. Nice & <'lean 3 bdrm. 2 Wiiiows 551 2000. l'omp. fl'(lf'<'or. Move 111 W'EBLYUTES nicl• rum1ly w/rhldrn --------- 11126Newpon lil. C.M. butb. Fncd yd. Dbl i.;!lr. 11~1-3'18-1 n •J w , A 11 n cw & t-'ull Kitchen &TV IRliTHrAkJHG Nice & rlcun 1 & :! bdrm w(llcomc Old Town 11.H. 2br J••lba, nt:wly painted. $1S. fc.oe ti4S·S900 Alley enl. $500 Incl. -i:ur,lll.'OllS! $725, lllu. AGT Linens tl trtilitie~ JETTY VIEW np~. WuJk 10 t•vt:ryU1ing. $3811. mo. Avurl. Oct. 15. $24() mo. Esther, 640-1850 t:arclener.Agt.640·1034 NEVEk LIVED·l N ~ tilO '·••" L'Ll)S•.''l'(IOCl-'.r\N LI _. ll ""t_&10·1034 114g..27u; dyi;,640-62.IJc\ls s Br 3 Ba. 2 Sly hmc, 3 yrs -bl'<lroom, r1ut10 home 1n """'' "' r>~rUdC.'\J 3 n llf!Pl'I'. .. old. Good nbrbd, close t t'ixcr Up""'r house. nt-eds uduJt ,.01,111101111•. 'lup• Royd Wtes Motel 1-teps t0Chm11 <.:ovt•. $750. ,.._ " J q p 1 1 ~ hlk:. t11 bd1. 2hr·, Hrn, N 1J •1 1 • 11 N ' l t schools, park, !ihopplng. handyman, h11s pool & tu PoOI. Jacuua, h•nnii. 20lfJ t.>\"t>Orl Jvd,CM "o . ._;i •1tc , u S2t(>/mo. I.cast', :! br. l' ~ bit duplt•x, Jo:m'l j;nr., pa1111. A\'utl ll/15177 3117 Ii <.:oral, Mei.u Verde. $475 mo. White ll"use jacuua. ~-4758 roui·ts, & "'''" • t.tiri·iirtwl J:;ir. lrph•, fiml, lnundr) 642·2611 64<1·7211 A.it R v .. , ' \'t•ry nJ•'l' hunw. Av;1il eu.Jtors, 800-0573; ev:1, D .-..-1226 wnrdrobc. f1r cpluce Nm. I. S4IO. tni> yrly. 554·1035 .a Lcusc $4()01 month. 17 1" > .:7·• "•••".·ilt siini ---------..j• ee ••••••••• t• •••• e•ee e U '1 '1UVU Sure we COllt morc,·liut AVL lt/1, 3 br, 1•, ba, ~·_!t-0kforf>enys1c+. we're worth It !! frpl. cpl. thruuut. l'li. to Log.a leach 3241 HOti.&IMDERS sch ls. murtna S3SO per •••••••••••••••••• ••••• $150Jbr, pvt. kids o1c mo. 71Hl28-!fl17 AB Hgts 3 Or 2 Ba. corner Sl5Sapt. Balboa BT.-o 1232 lot. Great view. $500 mo $2002bt', chlld, garnoe Mo. to Mo. or lsc -...... k' .. ~ C cd-••••••••••••••••••••••• EBBTtD1': -"""""• h •a, n .ear Extrasb1U-p,exechomt1,. Nwpt t'n•,t l'u11do 2 Ur :! Ha. udlls 1mly l'oul, Jul', :.uunu,$.Jix,. tl4t-1JOS * • GAHOfo:N J l!r & UJ1·1t i\pts Pool. rurn & unr !~!I \'il'loria St. 6<16 ll77 l ~punous UPJ>l'I' duplex, "1th 4 levels. J Uedrm. 2 A!-lt'lll !fl!l-61196 ----bu. fpk, 2 bkks lo Big t;,ii.tsldc l>l'lll'IOU1' 3 br, l:nr011ll S600 /mo. 1 b d k ( I SUS CJ.SIT AS Sahsbur" !{('ally 673·6000 I· ' :.i, sun <'l.' • rp c · , ~ar S3R5. Child ok. Nicely I urn luri.:e & _...,_.....,,,.-,.,_._...-........._.,,.._. ti45 ~or645·4166 "mall I br. Allulb. only, no pel:.. 2110 Ne" port 111\·d. PRIME CdM New l'pts, spac. 2 Br. encl i.: or. xlnl loc. $260. 675·1&19 l &. 2 txlrms $24S & $21lS S.elt LapH 3116 mo. 17461 Apt ''A''••••••••••••••••••••••• U airy v 1 u w , II It 21702 Occun Visl u Dr .• apt IW8·!'770. "I-:'', 180 tll'!:. oceun ----\'ll'W, 2 Ur 1 Uu. upper, Dlot:k lo l1each, :!Br. 2U11. i·cr1 1.i. d:1hwshr, sngl tlbl ~ar~1gt:, balcony, S200 1:ar, i•nmm pool & lndry mo. !li().J4S6 aft 5PM \\llr & tru.o;h pd. Adlls nu 9UIET•COOL 2 lir, I Ba, i;11r. lndr)' foc1l, no pet:. Adull1>. $235. 42:5 A. 12th Str~t. pct:.. $425 yrly lse 581~ Nice 1 Br, $;!15. Private beach. Village type at· m06phcrc. 499-4644 $2'753+2Lh.2aty,Dice BR, 2 BA, fplc, cpts, RLTY-494·!M56 ~ ;t>~· 3ba, kids, peF ls drps, 2 car gar. Lovel)' 4 BR, 2 Ba, Den, "'""'' a.vs ee neighborhood. $425/mo. Ocean view. $600. 1525 M~~= Pr. E. 963-4.'i67 Ageot. no fee. 400-~710 or 644·9!!06 Cori.:oous n£>w condo, 3 hr, 2~l ba, pool. 15 acre P\'l park. Couslal breezes S435/mo. Newport Ter· rare.4~7737 UUNGALOW, luxunoU!I LOCATIONS em pl rt person , nn 3 ? b b r smoktts, & maid St!J'V. -r, 1 a aiiti.. or Twnlu.C', 2 i.ty rondo, 2 Hr, < 71 rent. SJS0.$42.S. C~STUDIO A" GET READY Oceanfront condo, 2 br Great Eastside location. Bepreparedtomovejas.t 3 1561 Tabl e Rock Ulll pd., S225 per mo. when yoo see our luxury Vr.$600. mo. 499-2781 , 557-0122 f ••Vthy 3214 3 Br boosc, ocean view. ----------1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $550 mo. 3206 Large 3 br, 2 ba execuuve 642-~. 4~:J:174 &k ?or • • • • ••• •• ••• • •• • • •• •• • • f o m 11 y ho m e . V e r y Greg. 2br.$37S. Garage. 8J>pli:mces MG-5059. ~6-8575 3 BR. 2 ba cozy cotla8e. Prl\•ute w/10' wall.? ------ 1-'auuly rm, formal din w BR. PI Ba. £rplc. lg•• rm. upgraded rrplg. deck. 2 car gar. nke drps, jacuzzi. ssso mo OCPan vie"' Walk to \ 1c 968 4 7 37 , 54 o. 05 I I ; tori a lkh. S435 640 7633 21:: Ru, 1-'P, OW, Micro ,.,,\8. '11 ' AGT. 675·2311 day~ \OoJH' 2 car gar, W/trsh Hwllia..,.Ollleoch 1740 ~~~~~~~~~ tomptr . door opnr. WW ••••••••••••••••••••••• t·pt:., drps. new. $450 mo SMAU.B.EACHHOTl::L 675 S-187 Al(t:ont. nooms $30 Wecl. r-Ulurr~. 3 bdrm. Bay\11t:wi.. Apl$140/mo. SJ6. 7056 _A_v_ru_I n_ow_._64G-__ 298_1 ___ , adull & family garden 64_6-_86:i.s ______ _ S•VETI..-"Br•·bonusrm garage apts. Swim In our 2 ... 1 111 1E..-.1.11.......a "' ..,.; .. "' ' · s wimming pool:., relax an "''*' ..._.__ llove ti ~enta:l spccrallst ~:1~~Stnn. ~....!J00-31 our 2 jacunl!>. Snunas oru.tw.ltlMd ltOO 1111111st }'OU in finding a "' """ , ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cd~ upt or hout.c. No fee lluge2 br. 366 ~ ~· Util tz&JIOfro. $260 THEEXCITJNCi 3742 ~0o/d0m~~~-5~01 at f..~~~~/~i-0:~95 · IANIUIY~IOSS '~~~t~· Lu:1.unous Condo. :-;l·ar ••••••••••••••••••••••• Move in imm_e_d-iu-lldy l676l Viewpoint Lane BCt(. pool SS5010 s1so mSi!o. H•tinrlOft Hltr &iHLJ.I H~ Yrly. DIW, gar. $525. 205 Dwmond. 67S-6239 962--0862 llt·t1 .,,.,~ "•s """·"1•1. New furn. Sludw. arross NEW BH:t-:EDAPTS Near Bcuch &W11rncr, nach.1&2 BR. ..,...,., vJ -.,..,.. 0 ., l>l'luxc 3 Bdrm, :! bath. 1 u & b h 1 ( r M o Id 2Br. 2B<1 hou~e. N End. e'" ''kncba4HtiH75 from Bch-Dock avail. ~u rulcck. end. i:ar. r a c w/ o t. across rom c onu s fromS2'.~0.&uµ dose to l>(•h, bu~ & ~hop Water pd. Jacuz~i. ""''I. Adull. no pets . 393 142-6604 Adull.8.NoPcts 1-h 3"''"0 .. ··~ SS001mu. No cluldren or II 1 ........ , ...... J207 ._ ,,. pin_g 4~-707!1 kl-::-.ITOR BUY II\ II crpt:., drps, frplc. \iew. Ull\l too. 1>45·4411 156.1 Mesit Dr. • ~•••••••••••••••••••••• l'111·tof1r111"••"\'u1' prls.ti7J·7'l2!J Hal'COft •Bl" L' fN •••••••••••••••••••••• u .,,.u ~ 52·15. mo. 11522-tts.31 'rriplt·x. convenient, 2 Br 1 H~-·3•.a-. c., "'s 1:.1ast o ewpotl OCEANl<'RONT l Bedroom condominium HOUSE 2700 :.c~ ft .. .a br. :I'" bu, Spotless. Walk to bch __. -.. Blvd.) W.STiiST near pool and tenrus. EMERALOTErrn .ou.~.~,-i.:u.~l-~ . .µ,Alil•1U1Jg1151l-. a.i'aau:mll Hu, bltils, patio, nice de-••••••• .. ••••••••...... 546-9860 4 BR. + den. 3 BA. $200/month. 646·44'7. 2 Bdrm. 1 '~ vbu J C:ir Ownfl:ipµ1.1;.i~ 51211 . --ir-, .... r:t1y"".~so.,.9•A"'c4ia111ca.l11""64.A1"~5u.7Y104\j.;s-+-"'T•t1t"."U1J. 8-16·1~ --ew "De'arnewnir.-:c;:;o~n::-.t======------:__-....:.t w i n ter $750. yr ly Good location. 4 Br. J ba, parking. 1'l'plc.beuut1ful LAGUNA .REACH MTR. $400FFDEPw/AD dos & apts. Somew/pqol, I~ 4000 _ Slooo/ ,._,161 $000/ mo. 4 fir 2 Ha, all ma1or lip-INN $75/wk. $275/ mo. 1 BR, l'" blks Crom ocean. STUNNING lge 2 Br 2 Ba tennis, garage, frplcs. ••••••••••••••••••••••• mo.""" 3·5410. Ir p I c, I a m 1' I y r m , nt $'"" lO I · • k N. LAGUNA "ll' K>J n :>~. ~I aid :.erv. color TV, Adult. no pets $225. Uul. ard """'1 $425. Joan, 841H37J or Room w/ ilchenelle garden-~ .. -"·'6·1371 ,, " U\u(o h I g en apt,.,...,., rec rm, ... ,. 'KOT •u. w~L.. up . ...... .........,. .... · 8dr """JU<)"-_ eated voo . (7 14 } pd.67S-2486 s .,.......,", ~ """"""' 840-6966. 3 m. 2 bath,_ trpk. .,,, 52.... 985 N C $275. 710 W. 18th t. .,.,. ,.,cc: C_..._. ...._ lll"' L"er"'~. ••7s/mo •'ondo O\' rlook •'-·rt 3 """'. ""• · oast --1 t--, ... 4 .,._...,,..., ---_. ,. "' ..... .. ..... e :. cvu :.. llwy. 2 Br l Ba, S. ol Hwv, 'ne --'em 3 Br 2 Ba "_. ~-1----------••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 Br +d-w/(rplc. CI06e Many more for rent. Br • 3 B·1 nr """I & ' W& uavu • ROOMS .,_ Lark Motel ...... .,. • ' · """ adults, no pets. $200 mo. fplc, gar, bltns, no pets, •••••••••••••·~··•••••• • .,.,,a • BEAt.rnFUL 3 br. 2 ba + lO ~ping· center, bus <.:all Nora.ts..75111 l>carh. S62S 631·1304 Stu<ho & .I br upts, compl. Cu II 642-S953 dy s; S350 mo 67 5.1o94 . New 2 Br luxuriously ap. 2274 Newport BJvd, Costa den 2 fplc's. Mex Ule. servi ce. s45ot mu ___ C_l_osl."(fSunday 2 Hr, ;i ba, b:ir. blhns. rcdel'oratcd & furn. 673·3983 or 645-9396 b7J.1003 · ' pointed Turtlerock Glen l\le~a. Some reCrig. ~-Roman tub. Sundk. 4s..Ql58 ,.,,5., .1 1 h Adults no pets Pvt eves/wknds -Lwnbse. Vlew comer aJI avail., l.'OlorTV. AM/FM . r &46-'nM9 J Br w/xtra Jge Fam Rm. ••••••••••••••••••~ .-:-~~~dect~~do'.'~ ~ksuf~ l)nrtang'. Monthly & yrly ------Eutskk! sml 2 Bl' 1 Ba,-00 facllith'Ji. Owner unable radio avail. Weekly reo· Lge duplex home in Cdat. near the beach · & Hntg IEAUTIRIL beiwh. Pool, Jae. i.aun,1 rentab av&J. 497-3400 Cotta Mfta 11%4 Ogle. $240 mo. to occupy. Very reuona-tals S6S & up, 646-74'5 3 Bdr m s It 3 Ba · Har!><>W'. $125 per !"0· 1 Mile pvl bch, tennis. ms mo. l ) r be Avail Luxury penthouse, 2 br, 2 •••••••••••••••••~••••• 64S-780S ble rale for reliable ~e· Ambassador Inn in Costa Fabulous master suite. A\•IUI immed. 840-4.24, pool. sec guard 3 Hr. 2 No\ bl. ~4.u!O ---ba din rm frpk big A l tr a c l I v c a b r .... EW OW .... ERS ~~~l .. rc~y:"~s~~;~: Mesa, '1277 Harbor. Cen· Sm pvl )'d. $600/mo Super sharp S br exee. bahouseol't:la. .. :.. $S50 Hsbor View KAols \ i' t: w , a'1 o ck• to to"nhouse. 1-'relcs. pou!· "" "" E ~ • trallylocated, 23Srooms. 7.52-06l7 Agt. home. Hi~hly upgraded ,\I.SC> /,Juwntown. SH5 mo. J.aeuul. s3~. 2511 \\ NEW MAMAGIMIHT V•, · MANY with kitchen, JUST.Re-modeled '2 BR thruout, 2400 sq.ft, 2'• SPlCTACULAR ~1~., {~".tr. udn~ 2~1u~~1 ·l~l 2379e\'es, ~7-0282 ~nflo>Aer, IOtoS. ...,......_.. 3141 phone & TV. Swimming home frplc dining .I ', ba. formal din rm. lge Ocean ,·1~s Ii-om 3 nr. 2 1• <•ol . t c· n n 1 s. J 01• $410 t: Side triplex. 3br. SUMFLOWU •••••••••••·-·-•-•• pool, jac~nl. and rec. blks to Big Corona'. Nt fam rm, bright country bu fomrly room. :1 t Jt ~ mo 27o.i lhlllop Or ... _ 1~... 1769 2badrplr. yd, end gar · 2 Br . Block to beach. room. Daily & weekly Pets. •• .. 1S/mo. 6'7"' •3"". k•tchen, 0 ardencr furn. K3r new home in l>ana r.· •0 tv.n< "· -..-• ....,..... TSL Mgmt 642 1603 View. Adults, no pets. rate. 1>larting from 148 II -..... """ ' .. ... v...... • • • •• ••••••••• •• •• ••• • • ' --• I ...,_.ct ct. week I $600/mo.s.'8-s.t27 Pt. S495. O"nr /,\l!~ll $425fmo.Ph963·3653 2 BR. stove, refng. util's. <l!n-7278 2 Bdrm All anHlmlies 1•_.1•--------· Allraeuvc 1 br, den Pool. 2-.llt.dr.s 645-4840 gardener, lrplc & pal.lo 2 s.try. Home w1lg mstr :-:--.-- -blki. to bt•h F'Urn11ure OCIEAHFIOMT jaruzz1. S2~. 2511 w. Jllf'to.,.aHn 1&2bdrms.Coa.sl Hwy,1 --------- '$500. (a p p l y rear suate,lg)'Td; frplc; new SF.AT~.RllACE·3Br.c.len, a\'atlabll'. S.li 5 1;751702 W!NTERREi.'lo'TAl.S Sunnower 10-5 lwffltflr.,aoces) blk to bch. Mat adlts. 1 Jr~~~~~~~.~IB . . .. downsta1r s apt.> 520\a crpts/d.rps. Walk to pool & brh arce:.i.. or 1213>274·36~ 2 UH.1 ba. ?~~ N:~ CONDO 2 br, 2•, ba. S275/$350.4!M-1S35 536-4728,LVE . .MSC Orchld.6"-1922 bch /schl s /shops . guarded. IX'n view, lse • Lge,JliR.2ba. __,., 2 r I bll I & lPOO ._..__. 1152 $495/mo. 962·0256 am $600.01756-3629 s-a--a... 3276 28R2ba $400 rpC!>, lns. poo LS . ......,....._,_ pt /lc't h & • N I d d --._. -... · · ·p~ ...... s mo 675 •111" ••••••••••••••••••••••• \1 room .. w 1 c en ew y re ecorate 3 962-0961pm -STIPSTOl11t"'CH rllk"r ..,, .... "' J~cu-• b h CM' F · h d bdrm , 2 bath cottage. ----3 Br2 Bu. new. view. Din ••••••••••••••••••••··~ -"' ~ Delwrel &2Br.$26S&up, at · ; urnis e · Frplc, Jots ot storage. 5 br. No p<>ts. Kids ok Jst Rm. f(Jh!. $415 673 6832 & 316 1\vc•mda !\1crra, 3 Hr, 2 2 BR. l ha., yrly $375 SAUNA pool & rec: room quiet Pref working lady.~Call Encl atrium off master & last. Vacant. $475. mo. 549.!8>3 ba N1'W crpt drp' Lr~ l Bl<. yearly $400 AltrJcUve 2 br, 2 bu:·PQ<•I. area. &'ll-nOO ' aft noon. 646-516'7 sujte. $575/mo. No pets. 1-:dWardst S_later. 847-J80j_ · l~ ... ~_. 3255 '1\•\·k. N•c4• .)d. :l Car u.1r 2 BR..lbll-)'.tly S!HO Jacuul $315 .25l I \\ LI . t SA r & S _,..foS.... 4100 S73-7229 -... ~~· s,100 mo Op1•n I 11·1 15. w Sunnowcr 10 5 Mc 0 • · • rwy o. Mewpart a..clt ll6t BeautlCuJ 2 Br Condo 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• A. 17 171 11llc;G147ill C~t :ihoµ'g, Tu~y Tots ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • Just> renovated 1n/oul Rr. l'i ba. Tennt8, pooli., Oo the Wall'r, :! llr :? OJ Ml-:S1\ 1'1:-01:.S >Aeknml.' Jplta)grounds. ft.A.llCHEWPOIT Shr beaut. Cum 2 Br 2 Ba •. nice2Br, l babomP. SJl01mo. 615 5971 & fplc. din 1111, :! 'l) """ :! BH :! ll.1 t 'm11io Hlt1\NL> :'\t;W .Stucllo I condo in Nwpl. Close to - hwy. All nev" kitch 968-76.1.iaft6pm "boat S450 t•i:!•.X:l2 6. trph pml11,1 .. n111' 'rl\ & :! hclrm,, $:?.kl~~ 6.-FROM$285UP Rachelor!>. 1 or 2 b1·h 21J.703-0381dys . dsh h s s ---s-a•i.!HJ:J 1,,. <.:1•1. 1·•· 1.•11 ~.11 11111111,1 o\·1·11µJnn Bl.'<!TOOO\l>&Townhous~ -•: wi Wll { & " refr•&· PJtOt'. DJ::CORATt:l> •. -·-·---Pool. jacuu1, frplc & 1''romS264~ c.t.._ r~ ~· used brick Near park & lake 3br. Mi._ Vlefo 3267 T"n~ 3BrZ11n. Clrp~.,t' -dshv.hr. AdUlts. no pets. 1511 W~s..ae.,.,_. ~ectawlar ~a. t.ola.l t~I: Is! ~/ q ~~:ts· gar. 2ba, fncd yrd wt bbq ........................ l'Jr JIM. 11u11> dr, CO\ d 2brduplex newlydecorat· Opm dally. 2650 llarlt 7da'".10to5 recreatlon progr•m. Sh -.. 7 0 Pl t ,; mo. eves. $475,53f>.888Sor81M-4887 Lo\'eiy3bedrm.2b.i,Cpl<' patio. UllJ comm pool, l'd AduJt.s.nopets.Steps St CM. fMesu \'erde Sorry,nopets socialprccram.Spoojs, "-~~~ ZBdnn.newc~.r OW. AC. drps .. cplS. oreJn \U, $4011 mo tobt>aehS400.67S-59'9or DroHllnrborBtvdl New2br,gar,d:1whr,S2S() t~courts.At FuhtOll~l· moddedltilch g&l'dfl!er Beaut., s pac. 3 br condo. great area. $J95 mo K30 461!6t•\~ wknd~ 645 :nn 1 MOl\Tll fo'Rt::E mo. 2alS Charle Sl. Apt. Is land, J amboree & San Uk'1«~~" ' • Pool dshwhr & extras · ------54~447 Joaquin H.Jlls Road. cu~ ~1'n..q gar.$46$fmo.8:J3.1709 Kids• ok. S37S. S36-322S. 963-4567.Agent.noCee Short•d1ft<; I Ur. ~\1m 1<111. Slep:. lo ~ach. 3br, 2ba. -----Dse5763 C714t'44.lt00 SHORECUF FS2Br 2Ba. 9694 Peltaswood, nr, M...,.+t.och 3269 on i:olf ~r~1· l~ub & heh S4KS "nlr. Students OK 2 & J Bdrm~. mature fhcd yrd. grdnr, dbl aar. Ad:lms& Bushard ••••-••••••••••••••••• pn\ S47.o 213·704 ~·~ _ t.'73 3~tl7 adulls, ..:as pd 71S Scott owner.$525.6'4-0l64 3 Br . 2 Ba w/frplc. Cov· Oce41\front 3 BR. 2 D/,, Lea!.c. nl.'W To.,..nhome. 3 2 l:lr Hb. lrg sundeck. _P_l_._~_.YJ7_l ____ _ 3br. nu pnt, cplll, drps s:wx>. ni Shalimar •4 • &12·~. 646-3442 For over 5yrs. 832-4134 Duplex apt.s. Shores area. Gal to sh.are My 2 br Pk 4 bd. 2 ba; 2 bcl. 1 ba. Yr Npt aPt. Spa, ain. pools lse. <714)!156-S871 etc. Call Anita 644·8040 New Dplx 3br 2ba f)>lc ered polio. 7062 Ford Dr. frplc:, g:ir agc, wi~ter CIC, din.rm. occanvacw. close to everything. <.:ull Mesa Verde. 31211 Ctrt· L~e 1 Br, cpts. drps, $200 nxl t.o park W.1c t' bch' ( 213>439·0281 eves fu r n S600 mo. Cal I l>e.1ul dl't'oralt'(I ~ 673·0236 ·namon. 4; 2br. 2ba. '1u mo. !118 Valencia, CM. Doyoullkethebeach? $S1S.428eeionla~.17J2 (n4)631-02.:>4 ' 6?5-6670or673-7M8. 1131-~ or f.i7i>·l7!1<1 aft. ---pnt&drp8, t.1odoeed gar. 546.s.ur Pro/esslonal decor, 1 br. Gpm Wmter or yrly rental. '2 Adil t $"7~ A rare chance at $310. C .... ....___ ••.,4 Sh•""' 3 .. _.rm 2 bath 4 Br. 2. Ba. spac. beaut. -blk to beach. Charmanu 2 5 ' no pe s. ., "· days or 644-72'9IS eves. · .~) uoo rem tosbrhr:n. • -..... -,.. ~ • • W t I ff f I I 5--'-•--3"'10 " 751·S&62 COi appt 3 Dr. 2 ba upper. Mesa del lSlOW. Balboa67S.71,01 ••••••-.. •••••••••••• dishwasher. cpls, drps, es c •, area, pc. g _....._ .. hr, patio. frpk. newly -. Mar. $2~. Family, no a 8 Z\.t BA nice area. kids/pct OK kil & din rm. 2 car l(ar. ••••••••••••••••••••••• furn. (213 1700·8013 THI DAISY peUI M5-49!ll Spaclous 3 br, crpts, drps. br!~ .. n_.., c·-~~o&eQUw/28 $3~. OOJ.4567 Agent. no s7sotmolse/opt.673-4M~. IAHIY 4 ul'tlrm, 2 hath ~eoos ........... · bltns , lrplc. Gar . No $200. plus uUI. • 67~or759'1501 \ ..... -..-"'"" • t h lh d \'I t:w OF BAY, ul'lults. ~ ,..,,_, S ts Adu! J N lr1.patios.2car1arage, ee. BluCfs Pla2a3BH.endun· nrn<' wi .''Pl~ .. rps . decorator·~ furn 1 Br & ........ 1 , ... 1-51 CO TA M~SA -2140 pe" ts ony. ev .....,., J ii tennl b ·1 Fr h · t 1 h NIN' .lrt.,1. s;ms. OO:l·4S67 ,,.._ "' IP"'t Thulin Stce<.>t. Deluxe 2 Hoag H osplt:al. $375. ~· ~~ & a,~~· 4 BR. 2 BA. drps, crpts. 1 : ~~Plltn h "us, 1\1:,·n\, Mfcc <kn ~ )'rlY or monthly •'od Uedroom. units under 548-2695 nu on pell. · corner lot, ~ids/ pet c~rp. ·es.!> 1 ruout - -fi7~·!1H'77 • 2 ....___._ l r L I ---------1 CaUS4~3710 or 536-.19156. welcome. S385/ mo. Walk to mkUI, pool, sthls SllJ'Jo.H Lu'I: 2 br. 2 lia • uwo-• cons rue ron. ove y, 3 Br 2 Ba. beam clgs, •BESELEC'l'IVE• Call 645-7465; &4(>.8468 SHARE A HOA1£.APT :1 •HwS•.--.s.r.. ~: PerfecllonaJ Screenina ; C~ "o~ 31; 2~2 Ba IJ63."56'TAgent. noree-:-"-Plll"': .. $SOO f.'~!,..-rrrtv -t-'t-pl . i'O'Ol. ..~-~ToUat i.~i=1\~ome t e ""'fHMl.-p.anellng,......Lpl c. ' ,.,..ent """'.....,., JilCUl/I $3i:, 640·4462 ir: rot.to... fence<) yards W 'Y m • . bltns, close tO bcb. $450 Al gar, relrig, wshr Charmlng2Bi-28astudao -evl~' ~11ted 17,.,Plucentla QUA 1 L PLACE I 673-~tJM dr yi-, pool, tennJs.rrly condo Service area lge l,nvely unfurn. beuch _ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ca.JI 642.3700 PROPERTIES. INC. yr Y· ' Fem rmmate. mid 20's. lse.$480 mo.642-3443 patio. pool, gar. No pets. rhous1e ~vtbay w1s andy Wnfu•str l2H GftMrat 3102 171417S2-1920 WESTCUfo'l' 2 Br, 2 ba, non,smktr shr 2 Bl",b2 bha $350. Call aft 6PM. run · ,. community·••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Townhou:.e 2 br. l't ba. $325/mo. Adlt.s, no pets. apt, • ops to c . ?tbleo~ ~er8drdemlu3xb ... eJC~ 640-1924 H.alboa Coves. Plenty of N1ec3 b«:lrm. I bath. OW . • lhr Slt;s. Luu~ Ucuch. frplc, fllU'a~e. patio. $375. N~pl'ets.&"~~~kantotev';,!,~~~. Inquire 1700 Westcllf( Sl87.SO/mo. Call Mon/-"'i.St'&iast.49'7 ~ park111~. 3 br. 2 ba, bar drp'> & Cpts. /.?Olld urea. Cpt~ itrpi.. :.t\'. ref. Call ror appt. betwn 10·6, Agl ~034 -.. ~""'6 Dr.Apll18 Tue/Wedevs.6'73-425..5. mo_ . $id50 Creal house on cul-$650Lontrr:,~:. 86Yrl21y lse. Mr~ $375/mo 96J 1~1 ,\#et'flt, J\ d I l ". no Pet:.. 646-2010 ---"'---------$395. 3 "-. 2 b", bloc'" •o Female roommate t.o shr. 3 Bdrm 2 8 ...... 2 O·SllC, 4 br. 2111 ba, sep g, o:m-• nor~ 71 l H.J3 Sl174 -D ,........... 3126 .,.. .. .. " oar d~an Qua, ~!:-s't 2crnJar pool & play yard. Pool 'fVH --8 -1 ----'"' -WestsldeJ Br l '4 Ha, Oew· _. -beach. Encl. gar. Yard. spacious 3 bdrm apt an .. ' · -• serv. Fine areu. Nr ,. ms 4 r, cs lo schls, Ca.du ' ' '"' lalboaltlmld 1106 ly rooeconted. S28S mo. ....................... Adults no pets NB. 1 blk to beach. to beach, $390 mo. k hool & l'b park, pool. Sli50, mo 11!.-.1..A.......a 3400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 64S·7805 2Br1 Ba, gar, blt.ns, cpls, TSL?t•:..mt · 642_1603 $145/mo. 675-9755 all 4. 751-1473,. ~2725 par 5 ' sc 1 rary · Inds grdnr 6 mo m o ,.......-..u -drps, adllsl no pets. SJOS, ---·66~---~--1 Debbie No Fee Until Placed • 10Altf.BPM -m,"W,M -. - 1 Br d uplex, $1815. 2 Avocado "B". llt;last + s ec. 642-5722 S39-2709. 962·00.Sl Oim ). lse. 833-186L. I ••••••••••••••••••••••• lluge UV Rm. Din Rm, 2 2 Bdrm. Marned coupl 833-0821; 640--0769 ' BR. 2~ bath. one block --------- Deluxe twnhse. J!),r., ----------1Condo. very clean, 3br, Brqulet.$.131',!iO.~lt blk.lo with children undtr 2 from<IC'ean,$4~.WinterShMe 2 Br. 2ba Park •• 21/!iba, Nr ever)'thing. 2ba. 2 car gar. 2 pooh>, _bcb. 613-$47. 20$ Pearl yrs. N~wly decorated. $310. Ocean view, 2 bdrm, r~ntal £alt Jen Le.a Newport Apt. Nlcely ICIDS/NrS O« E/Side 2 Br, gar, S32.s 8*4&C8 or 675-8258 Beaut. vu. Close \0 bch. OCEANFRONT. 3 Bdrm clubhoui;e Submit on So. Bayfront Bal Isl apt, S225. 646-2826 partly ru r n . Near ~o-ii.sl • 'Turn Is h ecr. 'Ma n y BeautUully deco. Pool, with balcony for enJOY· kids lst & la.st mos rent .>br. 2ba. Milhoo SS view. beaches & yacht harbor. amenities. 75~0044ev. J·ac .. ·-', etc. •c:CI\ p•r mo, ing the sand, sea & surf Avail. 1mmed. $38S Ailts I d I 2 Ii . Lorge 3 Br Townhouse Inquire owner, 44S Ouk, Ocealifront. Very rcluab 1 oil!!. , '""" ~ " J •·Ch k 540 1720 ,uxury. A u LS, mat. with t1llo " + L 0 -h 4""' .,,.... •r:r_, Ls pp 84.2-3533 and VIEW. Impressive oan"' uc •. -Yrly lse. $750. 675·3878 p • gara .. e aguna udc • .,..,.,.....,, bdrm. Upper, frp c, gar. ......_ -so e. · wood t pool. Qui~t complex. Yrly. 673·6310 Debbie .._. ... 8 s Y ex er' o r . O.,S.... u.fwR 3'00 lalboa p--.1-....1 3107 Adults. no pets. $3SO. 2 BR. 11-'.l ba, adults, no s·70 ""10 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Nice •-cl•an 3 bdrm, 2 4 r townhouse. $375.mo. Privacy•°""tmo --a ts Oc i L """"' "' "' ..,.,., • ••••••••••••••••••••••• 0 ·5·3381 or67 .. ·5""9 pe · eanv ew. aun· 717 FERNLEAF, CdM. b th ..,__, d Dbl Pool &: ~lubhouRe facil BAYL'RONT 3 lldrm, of. ••••••••••••••••••••••• "" " '" • a · ...,~.,,. Y · gur. · · " . dryfac.11.$325.400-2!.rll Yearly 3 br, 2 hu, v, blk $gl.$40.Alt5PM Alley ent. $500 Inc l. Call lladley,H47·8844 ficv., fam rm. tlinlni.: rm ••N",'W cJunl"." "<'ro--. !.11xbuyfrontlivlngin thls b ...... h 1 N a,.,.. rd "•o n... • b " '' "'' " ~·' I ch 2 13 2 b /h BT-JI~" llY "" "" • rnc · g11r. o .....,.1340 ga ener. Agt.,... .1.,.,.. Hw:•rl• "' out dock. J'r1v11tl• from llarbour. 2 Illy, :i 11 Un r, a, w uge _.. •• ts $400 644 1103 _;;/),.~ SllOO. rms & 011l'rlook11 )!listen-•••••••••••••••••••••• pe · · · ""-'la-.1~ .... 00 PLUSll NEW-2 sty, 2Br H__. 3242 ~puc lift 21, HA , frpll', 1 L' II bl 1 VT1111110 -.. .. Ut-;:,"l'I.IOONt)IHI 111~ 1;1y. ru see ti(, 1-~or n•nt or lease option. OCEANVll::Wyrly 2 Ht l ••••••••••••••••••••••• triplex w/huae frplc, ••••••••••••••••••••••• tlhl .:01.,, l•nd()!jL'f l p,1110, b k • ., Lo,. i\ T 1 0 ,'' 'u tl•l'J'alll':.in pr g, ll1!1lulyofnmodt'l.3llR, Bu.duplex.$450pcr mo 65.,..58 _ g a r Drive by 365 " '' 0 1'1·;;-; llOUSt-; 1'1\11.r u t It ii s•'SO I r1 llamilton S49-14ilG ••NEW llun11ngton LUXUHIOIJS und com-I Ii nu >-P uva u • 1'11 bot1> vacant. Near 64H7711>:&42·3639 1617 WfoSTCL f'F·NB pletl'I~· r('tlccoruted ~ K7a H7ia. cl11bhoui111 and pool. Only OT Harbour area, 2 sly, 3 lfJCl.S2 All{onquin , $375. WOW ! Call now ror Charming cottage in quiet A . 541-5032 Newport H gts 3 Dr duplex, 1"'2 Ba, fplc, pvt patio, gar, $400. SS2-7 350 BR. den, 3 Ui\, frplc, dbl bUrrn. l hulh & dining A.:l•nt 114G-t:Sll or l.'\l'" Newer <! llr 2 Ba yrly. np 1 cent 21 5481168 nbrhd 3 Br J Bu gar :~;;:r l'~r::r~a~i~. ~~r;k:~n~ ~"1°..:o~iJ~~ IC!li~47 ti'l~I~\ :1~ p~~· e~~ l~~~-L 31. 40 ~~~·~:~~. ~~· ;;~S~ ·~~~~· 2 BR Mesa Verde condo. Yard, garage, pool, kids & pets OK. $325 mo. 6*-01&1~.67~0 dya. SS2S/mo. OPEN HOUSE liayfront. S700/mo This ----21J.257·!17m ~olOrongtC<utfV'S .........___. S400mo.673-0343a(t5PM L...,Offlc•S,.• DAILY1·6 isreallyeleguntlivtng!! •-lafsL--tllt....a ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cllll onSltoM""'"" .... ALSO I -r-........ .---wv Silk> Nice bach apl. Resp mostt>eoullf\JlQNltlmanf ON n •y 2 Br 2 B vi .. ,...,.,,, l""<"AJgon . ar .... 2 br 2 ,..... .... _, °" a. ew, (7'•)••"·3Lll'"'"'t",.6 ...,,.... quin · .. ~ · ••• •••••••••••••••••••• i1dull. No p<>ts. Util lncld. nlles, A elo Ing "" --.,. Agent 846-1311 eves, bath+den, ~ming rm, & lalbcM:l.e.d 1706 J\vml 10/25. 106 J::. Bay commu r x 11rqp.Dtt1f 12·5 gr~v=.o. yrly lse. 83~7 pnvate pat~o. $1000/mo ••••••••••••••••••••••• St. aPt 9. selllng wltl steoms. 1403 t>elnwore. 2 & J Br ---------MESA Ve r de Exec .1~~~~~~~~~~ lse. All LJdo benefits Huge Uv Rm Din Rm 2 -------1• woted019.andmojt911c apt.~.Onemlletoocean. DRUXIOMCIS W/l>OOl btwn.::&gollcrses.I with these leases. ~all Br, quiet. S:J.i9.91J. 111 blk C•str.ol...a. 3111 lreea.Fealu11ng poots. ~~ 846·1826 4 br,3 ba,3cargar.2700 ...,,.... 1244 about lbe special lobch.67J.!r>4?,205 Pearl ••••••••••••••••••••••• JoCtUZl.90uno.bllords, 2 br. steps from beach. Comml & lndsll apaces, Patio. Monthly $375. 200 to 2000 IQ. rt. Al low 645-4166 or 64S-J8S8 us 35i' sq. n. Lag N(&ueJ" Mission Viejo areas. .tq.I\, Prof.decor'd.$7116. ••••••••••••••••••••••• benefll.9 you may have New 2 lir dupJex unit, ondexellngCIUbhoust Grdnr. •pool serv. Ind. llNfALS with these two abOVt' Charming 1 Sr, complete· 3 4 37 2 San Juan , wltl soelolevents Tennis SQ-6331, M1·8717 owner. 2 BR. 2 ba ...... $4.25/525 Lido lease!S. ly furn. 2 paU0·11. C u p Is tr a n o 8 c h . • • 3 BR. de.n, $395. melds 2+Dor3br. 2 ba $435/525 WATERFRONT HOMES ___ 673·5187 493-6651 ; 493-2100 gym, ®dvoleybolol gardeneorge~:,..AJ616klfor Mr . ~:~~~';i~:::::~~ 63J.1400 l .. boa,....,o l 707 CorGMcWMcr Jl22 !:vmW:v:i~:~g Ci ........ . C<>:>'TA MBSA ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• fOf.F\Jmllure l!~bll. 2 BR + gar. + patio 3 BR. 2 bolha........ EASTIWFF Bayfronttrlpl('x umt :101 21>r. lbn. f!Dr. l'\'I putio. Oneandl.Yo Bedroom + fplc. Small dog OK. 3 BR, 3 Ba. w1fam rm & t:d1uh-w11tcr. n11l C , 3 br. Avail immro !l-IO-fl82811ft "'du•t~n • rouple. $325. Call Ccn· d!'n, formal din rm. lgt' Pi 11• 11uro~r. \."Inter 1. 640 91•>0 dys, Linda. " " '"U'• lury 21 S48·1168 a11k fur kltt·h. J.'rpk, \l\'w Stl7~ SJ251 mu . Y1•11rl y <\f.!llMromm.> Offlcesopen 9;00106:00. New:iBr,2&.frpl,bltns, Ocean front 1 ron bdrm. Handy to s.o. f'rwr. 'y11rd, wshr/dryer Inglenook frplc. crpta, Call:ts:Jl-1400 hookup. $420. KJds & pets drps. $300. 675·1536 --------- ok. 67H.670or64S·SS06. ---------AlntarfOfffc Wes tclltr 2br. 11,· ba · 1 J('j<)N'J ft •ALL NJ-.:W APTS 2 twnhouiw. /\dulb, no NTJI FRE~ 1 111 1 Full arrvlce. No leaue re· 'u rm s. <' n c . g 11 r . pcl'!. $360. mo. 1728 lJt'd· d """ ( p f 1 n· p I 11 c l':. , b 1 t n ~ . ford ll'I. S4ll 7533 !I· . 20Q..,..., 5q. t. len\,y 17l•lll:H6-018117 rluy.s. ot pnrklnR. 2082 S.I::. ---2 Br. 1 Ba aport .• patio. Hn81ol :-;t, Newport 3 Tlr, dKh"1hr. disposal, One block to bench. $00() Ueoch. S.57·7010 Ctuis. mo. inrl s.iard1•nrr & $-1:.!!;tnio. ltohln:;on. Bkr. Now ren11ng. water Avail. Oct. 17, 5411 S«i47or675·8704 lbr. ll>u duplex. cornt•r r-----------41 Mt'sa Vtrdo-3 llr, I"• li&, 645·4JIJ7 loca. Xtrn nirt'. S2!J5. ulll. hl)(\k·UJl, dbl ~ar. mo. 6i.">-fi747 pool. $365/mo. Wutcr pd. ElctalllYe low lac la m ·rm , new c pt11 . 141.IOA IHM 644·7'l20or 549'87M S42S/ mo. 13 t & I a8 t. 4 l>r. 3 bu, fom rm. 3200 S~S275 A Month 640.<T298. sqft1444 S1mllago,N.8 lnt>ludcs uUI. 1-;qulppc'<I CnnrmlnlJ t Br. aouth ot S.1250mo. Agent. S41·S032 kitchens. 105 Main St, hwy Just rcrlonc In 4br. 2ba, 2 car gar. Pool. IJ523 CA'4PU5Dl·fRVINE llalboa. 6'75 8740 111tlctout, Sl()()fling wo00 Near~hl.K1d10K.J'lo ---------lBK&Dcn,frpl,lg.IOlon --ce1l'gs, 1111 blln kltch peta. $4S0mo. 2310 Santa IRV. Groves Nu 2 br, 2 Perun rt. Part. furn'd. OCF:ANF'RONT 3br. 2ba. w/new dishwasher & SIS Ana Ave. CM. &fS-5088, ba,den, frpl. Pool, te,nnis. Quiel area. $465. 673·761S, 2 cer gar. Dix. No pets. rcfrlg, gor. S325/ mo. 213-371-4032 $475. 640-099'1aCl5PM 2153 E. Ocean 81. S525 Wlnlcr. 673 0040 ~5·3649eves. , -- I::vcs/wkndi1 002·3519 B A Y V I E W 1 n Ofc ISPDCO In Newport. Alrpm. Arca. Reccptlnrr, phon • aerv .• conference rm, kilch, accy scr v, die· lfll1ng & coi>r machlnt. • 1''ro~ ~00. 171 .. }162-7170 3 Br beach npt, pollOll, D/W, f'ph.', Hkups. xtras. ~ pct.o!. 960-2358 __ -- . 2 BR . 2 BA REDECORATED. Nr. 1 Hamilton & Brookhurst. 12116. 002-0778 EAS1'llLUl>'F, Stunnlnll 2 hr, 2 bu. frplc. L.rit n.atlo. Pool Mature udults only. No p(ltS. $W. 64()..().149 • Yearly 2 BR. ncnr oc:Hn, Dlii oles w/secy servlct-, \llil, lncld. $270. mo. xerox. Nr, O.C. Airport. 548-a:Ma l''rom USO. TSZ.$626 ·. ------- (ll DAILY PILOT Monday, October 17, 1917 : . Add 1t...Bu1ld it. .. D1aD(!r 1t...Hammer 1t ... Carpet it.\:fement it. .. Win .. 1t...Hoe it. .. Clean 1t...Move it .. '>t"re41s it ... Paint it ... Nail it...Plaster it...Fix 1 t.. SERVICE Plumb it. .. Pate 1t... pe t... emo e 1 ••• Roof It... Landscape it. .. Tile it ... Trim lt ... Sew It... Hauf It ... Add it ... Plant it ... Alter" it... Learn it ... A,,.91Ce..,. C....._ Acontfc Bectrical G.Mrol Senlat . .Met..-g Moscwy 11 PamtiftcJ/Pop-"ltCJ PaWlftcJ/Pa,.nng ... s.mc ....... . ....................... ..•..••.•.............. ...............•.....•. ....................... ..........•.•.......... ...•................••• .........•............. .......••....•...•....• . .................... . b6'J Appll&n~eStrv. F.conomy Acoustic•· Quul ELt-;Cl'BlClAN·Priced HANl>YllAN: Carpentry, Want a REALLY CLEAN Jo'lreplace1, planteu.' p .. y_. Casll• PalflUng & Repalra. -3$ Beaullfy ,-our pool. 'IfUPCHARGE $10 s prayed celllntis. re. rl1tht-free eatimalo on electrical, plumbing & HOUSE? CAll Cinch om brick coocrete paUo, blk Average J;;xtr lStry $39S y "8 . exp ~r i enc e . Repair 4t repla,:ement CJ( ~S.Maln.S.A pairs. Guar. Lie f32S69S. Jarfe<¥"smaUJobs. noon~l,847·2'/f Girl. F'ffeciatMS.5123 waJls. B.BQ pits. Reis, ?St.ory$MS, ll'ltr~rm Workm11osblp au•r. old tlJe or copln,. Free 549-242'l ~7·0169 FreeesL536-1800 Uctn!ed 673-9359 'fllESUNSHlNEOinLS esta646-0464 Priceslnclmntr'l·l•bor 536·~. :.;~?:tun. ~-19G '- c..,..s..e C......e/Cwrtte Gwd ' I ...... -••••••••••••• .. Want the cleanest houso Brick. Block SJumpetone Guar/Jnsrd, Freeeal. pt ..... / .... ••·---• .. •• .. •••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••-•-••-·•-SkJploader.Dump'J'rucJc. in t owo? Ueliablc Planters & W11U11. Ex· Ted636·~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~& ...... C'llrpd'MawiUJayy CEMENT WORK. All WEEDINc;.cLEANUPS Huullna:. tree work, •~rvicc,ru.sooablerates pertly.ln.stalJed, specltal 1---:drprices.Statelic&ln· VERYNEATPATCH •••-.. •••• .. •••-••• or rolne. Jlepalrs & kinds. lWGBouablc. Freie Weekly:Maintenanco sradlng. demo et c & pro(essionaJ cleaning. ly pr1~ed. Call !lob, srd. Exterior speclallst. JOB.S&.TEXTURE Add-oo, patJo, 1k)'U&tlt•, cl---•---1 Guar work tll'ls. Call 15CMl625 F--eit 842·8807 -1 .. ~ Call thu Sunshlne Girls, 673-0164 536-9006 F t 8 ..... 1•39 repra. Rald/comm'L P'r .._ ..,... • -. .... u.1• • Try me-<:alieo 836-5555 ree es · ~· .. est ... 2.•"1T Lut..ay t . at btjger aavintts. Free Crm+r ._ 540.11>2S & ssz.0245, 24 hr • "" -~ ~t.~ -c,_-Gardening Service: clean H~ scrv. ~ ................ -WORK GUARANTEED Patch Plu&lerlng, all 298233 ••••••••••••••••••••••• up & h auling, weekly ••••••••••••••••••••••••----------lntetior/1'.:xtr. Free esL typeil,Cree estimates. •-_...._----------- Sbumpoo & steam clean. I< J flU!fm1m & Son, Gen m:.intenance. neason11· OCC Student. Big '!~ T llousecleanlng/Windows LoeaJ. & Lon& Distance 2S yrs exp. 64.2 0295 54().6825 _......, Color brighteners; wht Contr. (.;ustum All & Ado, tile r11tes, free e:it1matt1S. &.ruck. Trash, tree trim. Good rates·Good refs. Movlflg. Lowei.t ratei., •••••••••••••••••••• .. • t'pt.s 10 nun bleach. Clcun \'at i 11~, cu h l nets . After 4:JO 1.1.Sk !or non. etc. Randy 642·5703, Mr Lynn fast, efficitml ser vice. YOUN<; Mun, s yl"S ex pr ROO~ inst-ailed facttory llv.d.111rm.h11ll SIS.Avg fornuco. Newc.onst. Res ti45·l61lor548·•1&81 549-36titi 960-5M4,536·77ll 1-'ree e st. l\111jti stic In wallcovcrm.:. Jo'ree ••••• .. •••••••••••••••• direct; eatab'l 35 yrs,• rm $7.50, C'WCh SHJ, chr & M1mm. G4S 4G student. Jlauhng, WJllOLULSEc;.XEPAENRTYLYOU R ipg & lleictmi & air con. S<IS.2961 <:pt repair. JS yrs e:1;pr. • . --Gardener. Reasonable. lgt moving 752·Qll7 r. Small Movmg&Hauling. l'J\INTING . ln\r/ l::it\r. ditionlng. 1''rl.-e t!S\, SlO -----------Do work myscJC. Refs ~JARKSILER<:ONST. Cr~-ee.l.6"5·S230 Mtke. wkdysa!t 5pm.freeest. Cal.16'W·6523 FreeEllumate:;. Jo:xpr d . hon1:st. neut. hr. Honest & rellablc ROOFSFORLESS 531-0101 ]'.;(•wcoru;t. Hes comm I. H---'A-'--o -L~--'-' G42·0386 Reas: L1c'd. 964·1045 service. Bol'A, MIC OK. All type.. fin11n nall. • Jtm udd. remodt'I, Putio G.....,. S..i -.__, -,....... Dave Jo'ree est, Uc/bood'd, b\• We Care Car"""t Clcat\crs Lie contr. Call 1179-4411 c" ....... ••••••••••••••• ............... •••••••• P~P••iRcJ 751·3150 sr. Senior clU_•-.. .. , __ 1. r~ ---------1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 . ,.,,. ..... ~r St I h ~ , Roto soil prep. Plants. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pant & Pnper1n,g, 24 yrs DRAJNSCLEA""'D 8 ..... ,..,., '""'"'me ea.me eanors ampoo Sectrical HANDYMAN IMMACULATE CLEAN S ~ ~-·., .. :ilso upbolstery·Dll work ••••••••••••••••••••••• ' • · s hrubs, lawns. !teas PETERS PAINTING serv'g Harbor area. t FHOM$3.50 ~.uar. Truck mount unit. ELE,..,,fUCAL SERVICE NO JOB TOO S MALL ING. You DE.SERVI:: the rales. Bud 64S·Bl49 Expr 'd. Jteoa Rates. lie 183281, refs. 642·2356. Call 751·600 1' r esl r e11s "ates "'' 548--0059 -BEST. 759-0377 l''ree Est. Call Gene . ----------•••••-•••••••••••·~···~ · . ' • CALL.5 $15 hr, & SAlALL M•mwy ssz-04.'ii-Prof. Paper Hanging, Ile. C am1 TU ~ tJ4S.3'716 J06S842-S233 J'MYOURHANDYJ'.IAN JJOUS.ECLEANING1sour ••••••••••••••••••••••• . (2U SU) & insured. Selling anylhiag with a er c e, yrs U• Re:;ld/Comrnl. Jo'ree est. Bua!n ess. R~llable BrlckWork. Small jobs. PROFESSIONAL Paint· 581.s29'or971M7"3 Da11)'PilolC1MsUledAd per, specialty entrr liavo something to sell'! H.tibsd Bectric Guaranteed, Dallu service, Janice a Rag. Newport, CQSta Mesa & lng. ln~/Exter. Reas, ----------1 1a a simple matter ••• ways, free est. flSZ.l.MS. CJa.ssWedadsdoitwell. Llc327136 64~974 64&-5888 gedyl\nmat675-6S53 h·vine.&7s-Jl75 eves. workguarM2-0386 WantAdReaults 00·5678 justcall642·567'8. WantAdB.uba ~ Offic• lt..tal 4400 Refttafs Wonted 4600 ..._ _ r..-./ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• P~s/ .......... 5150 HalpWmhd noo HtfpW•tH 7100 tfflpW•hCt 7100 tt..,W...... 7100 HetlW..tff :JloJ WESlCLIFF BLDG. Nl:WJJUHl UtAl...H l..l•• •o• .,.. .. ,.,, 111 .1 •• 1nJ 1,"n• A•• l'L.ACJo;loleach astrology Loltlr"-d cla.15.b m Npt. Bcb. l eve. ••••••••••••••••••••••• per wk. 968-7684 A-..c-...h 5 I 00 ------....................•.• •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ............................................................................................ Driolcing problem? Cllll Alcohol lldphne 24 hrs a day 835-3830 1--------· Boys Approx 16·18 yrs. mcunYI SICY ASSEMBLY .Hanking Lite fttctocy work. Able COOK C~erate Comp&JI)' MOTESn2::..0.~· 64to6'!o02rlt 1·6pm · uftns. .P......,..s.tft . has opening lo corpor•t• MiKtl9'ea1$ ...... 4650 PREGNANT? "'"•~ .,, Country Club. Top ofc, for a peraon ATio.NIY AT LAW Ca ring confident I ul Dynamic bank has Im· IOYS· G-llLS wages. 4\19-2271btwo3 & w/outstabdlnC orauti~ .. BA.NKRUPTCY $95 counseling & rl.'ferral. nwd opening for Bunk 12.16 years of age. Eve. lOPM.AskforChef. tlonal ablllty, ad • ................•.....• \I uc ldtt lot for r~nt. Hl19 l'laC'entlJ. For l>oats or ? 646·:.r78 Abortion, udopt1on & c•xpcr"d Not.es & Collec· ning work. Obtain new minislratlve " comr DIVORCE $95 kecpm~. HHDS hon Teller. su~. cnptions foe the Dal· Coab Ir Dlaw...,.. munlcaUve skllls. Sal..-y APCARE S.17·25G:l INDUSTRIAL Apply At: 1 1 kl . AIJ shi!ts. See Chet Moo commen.surai• w/exper. SAMTIAGO IAMK Y 1 Ol wor ng with 11.ll thru Sat, 3·Spm, San Pit : 894·'783 for tn-r.::=='=4::;::~=2:..5_0_-=7==...:r--1.IM>lt. & VICI( WnnrM .. ·-.. -~.;ul~?~~rn c.n.le. I n.n. U .. ._, . , Lll:i Vegas Fun Trips, 24 ~W.seg. UKl\tlhl -~~~~~~~ m ore. Call 646·4100 Esplandlan,~anCfem. ........,... SAN hr I.rips to the Fremont · ,. .. ,_of it! •ShrtW..tcToday*' between S;30 and 8:30 COUMSB.OIS fOOOSllYICI CUMEHTI siMss or 20th Cenlury. $17.50 Serving all Orange Co. •PCICl••• BEAUTJCJAN p.m. uvm•u ~-MlclctlMallclg 0.-1-1~,· 5005 per person. with 38 paid 835-7313 -,, -.-" ,,. ___ Ideal Medical or Dental ••••~••••••••••••••• people. New Years Eve•----------•T..-...Au ti_.. llairslyllstneeded. Must1•-----•--• Married, no cbUdrtn, Rotatlzia abUta ll•Dl• suites. Pt~ carpets & BICYCLE&SPORTlNG. special $15.00 per person •MICHELLE'S* •S:I ::w•ec•h'-J be very progresslve, IUSDllYlllS supervise 6 teenage 7~· m. Xlnt beneltta. c.entr~ mr. 55< per rt. GOODS BOOM with 38 or more. For re· ()utcalJ Mas.sage •LMji.-lf~ loll owing pref'd, Jlgt. Need (2) lmmed. 4YJ glrls. Expenses & 181. A ~ ln penon. Oan~ <.:all\ EATS COMPANY New dealerships avail.a· servation & info. call 10AM·2AM 73l-4462 • ...,._.. 'f Clris _B_c_h_._963-3433 ______ -i Hrs/day. Start $4.654/hr. Also, pltime aint}e l.cty • .Dunl•P.! Colla_ Meta •U8-0Gm '199-2'l37 ble now in Oran..:e Coon· 960·2731 U~Al!rYSALON Laguna Beach Unified olt. Oak Tree Hornee, Memorial HCl8Plta1 aet' h s St*i':f:INdar •&pr•ctA....-.... JIAIRCUTTt:RS, Assis· School Dlatrlct, Call 54~!!3· Vic_torla Ave, co1ta }';~t.·cullvc orrice spar.e4 ty und other c oice• o. lost & FOlllld 5300 .llll"So. El a-•-o u~~• APPLY Sb •rui ""13or4"' -·" l!ll esa. JOl' u 1ng receptionist .... · ... ....... · • ••••••••••••••••••••••• 314• c Orf " ..._...., -,v "' I d. e-tif ~~r No t ~oted .. .....,,.., AC.u t "nts. ampooers, .. ........, -· COUNTER u..i~, dn.,. •-,~~~~~~~~~~. lromSlSOmo. loS385mo. b1kl'plusNal"lbrand spt. L t F d l., C 11 SanClemente.1-'UllylJc. -..S •• Manicurist. needed. mornings. McDonald• 1•n.,,11i;:c location. Call g~. Complete IOYef\• /~I I~ J ~~\ s ~ rsl'l ~ n ~e __ For appl. 4~·1296 546-4741 Mi~ch & Co lllll~C'ulters, Cafeteria Industrial, C.M. Restaurant, 3141 Rarbor,l•--------- ;si.IQ:!l tory. lrammi.; & mgrnt Ll'Jl!Ul'537·2273no fee. b~== & (AcrOtSs From ~pt Bch. S4S·7J!17 arc a. Gr 111 work • CM.S56-9943askforSue. FOOD SERVICE a~,1slam:<'. Hii?h income ---~---·Oft Orange Co. Airport) L! c ·isluer aQn •ral •ton )ti f I\. b l' 10 F plov•r t•auly •· '"'" c . " . COUNTER GIRL . t II'<' i.pul·e 1100 11q t. rwtt•ntrn our usint•:.s I.OST· Male lrtlih Seller. ••••••••••••••••••••••• "ctua ppor .m · c SHA Fri 6·30pm midnlaht I 1 I t .: 11 " t tr h' c· 11 n 1 c· h · ~o G1•u · · · "' · "'"'lure adult, d~"''me SUPERVISOR ll\'ll t'< 0 ln-Ov.o ice~ on .:'o a 1 •• uuc 1:.c. a n !'.a rt• u , H-'pMl-.a.........1 7100 _..., -!., lll 8p 8'7(}.6373 ,,.,,. "3 ... l l ::-:. \ d ,.._ t ,.~ -11 """ "''1.3 \ "" ,,.,,___... (i()(.id "u~c:o Also, (21 .:.. n am· m. · shift, Winrhell's Doout 1.: a er c .... p :. ..... .,s. r ,,..,..., \ c:.lm~nstcr Arl'a. ••••••• .... ••••••••• •••l•---------1 1 edlu 1 ,\ C. ~o sq ft. l'Jll ----tt.•v.Jrd! ~8956 • 'ol>l'<t:int.s, "~II trmn. :!00 CAl&a _H_ous_e_IM'T_·_92S3 _____ , 2rrunl"·b--' l"'c,,,..,11•.;."IE~~ lladl"'-. 963-8933 Outi.tundinj! mone~ mak· ASSEMBLERS ewport Ctr Dr N Ii <> """ .. :llll) ... ~, an~ 11.Jra-" & mvenuons for Loll!. 1\1-v. ard. Choe brn ACCOUHTIHG -. _:__· -OPPO«T'UMITY COUNTER HELP. lOs>m· celleot beneflt.s. SubmlL · 1.0\1-:LY Fru.hion Island 1-Jlt•. NI fields 113J8060. poodl e . Ansv.ers t ll CLEllC (S()JNeodtdt'ov.. .,.BIK E~'TOHE• Leading lnt'I Co. needs 6pm, Sun, Mon, Tues & tesumetoPet'SOl'Ulel. 11£Cin-s. Comp. 1l1rn·1J &-le~ivc mcssai:e tor Mr. Col'Oa. \'ic Adams 6.. l'rr\lnU'> payrr•ll ,\. rnst . \ar&phont•amust. i\s~istanl Manager for ambitious person for its .Wed. Wlnchells Donuts, "' necorat'd. S22S per ofc. Secl_eY _______ i f airview. 97~8548 l"<P<'r. " l'Jy .I. A~Rcc. 1\ll :.hifL" 11\'ail. Loo" & SchwiM Dealer. Salary Sales Mgmt Training 253 E. 17th St. CJ.t. IEYHLY MANOR :\I r. Ant h 0 11 y , ----• l.''l\1t'r hl'lpful. T~pc 40 i.hort terrn. $10,400. Must have pnor Program. A6ove avg 646-4373 CclnvalesctDtH~""tal' TH·~ IEAUTY SAi.OM LOST: Lni: llliir Doxie & 1 k bike mecbaruc exp.er. In comings ii qualllled. For - bl',J"k & U•hite. L'em. An· \\pm . OJ>eru c JO . cy t c.u 5"'" l t . II v· l I Dellv-men f or early 2'4.52ViaFAU-8da. E...-aGEHCYSALE! ' ~ .. ~ adtll'rbylouch. 8 ore ........ ""''· n ervw. ca 11'1 n a -·.. IAiunalliu. CAllllU •COSTA MESA • Owner moving. xlnt 3 .. llol Sauce", J9th & t.:allforappointment . CaJkins, 55MOU. Equal A&I Newsp~ delivery (TM)af-8000 • ·Oeluxeo(Cice,7UW.17th staliooCostaMesaloca· Harbor, CM. l O/l l. lodust.rialRelatlons Bindery Oppor. Empl oyer. in C • .M. S500paomo. Eqal()ppEmplyrmJt ~t.91li~! .~; 830 sq. It .. lion. Surrounded by _54_5_·_2250 __ ._____ TB.OMC/A.LTAIR Able CIJ TVJpack~bel & Utt•-(l,_109_> _______ +~bonus.;;;~548-;:;l:-;740.;7.. ~:-:-;;;!~~~~~~~~~ -. ......_... apartments. B,..;,.,,. ..J'er. ,..14t49.,.9401 C __ ,. bel 18 ..,. EllONSTRATOJlS . .._..,.. $50 llll!:MI ._llD " ..-boxes • .Forklift exper. ar w..... p, uver • u ,. __ • ~-••---'_D.,.,.r""'-N<"EJ,.... 'rlME.'lSl.·UOO "5n"' ,;o~ aJ~E ..i.... h G "'•'-for c....-~e t ~ part.tiJ:De n.•-.a .... -. ~ _.._ .lte t;rp. "' ~v•" ... v ---------• for Jost BrfeC Calle. $2S """u "'YY"'. _m.,.v,er+ lnM -54M45S e-lp-Cul. ood co. tua... .,.,. a nm ...__... r--lQf call Ml .. ~ Greai view, 200 sq. fL &: Newpc:rt Restaurant. Call tor contents. Brown y...... 731-57ll benefits. Apply, Nat.Iona! and Balboa B vd, or caJJ ~~:W!:. ~C:;!'"da.!: for~. up. tJtil. pd. Specl.tum for details. ~'Raisor le ather, left in O.c1--------• Systems Corp., 4381 642·146laf\7PM r-~ Propcrtles.4~771 Realty833-M>O Ai rport Terminal. Call A~....... Bk . .._na Equa!OpporEmployer Blrch Sl. N.8. (Near OC c••w·••u .__. • !!oresrl '~Goodgoowt.bna Qemral&lp --.-.u"" .. ., • A'ri>Ortl E 0 E -__... rwa.r v h stmu. . part. •••oap1,,,.... •' Prestigious Lido office DISfRlBt.rrORS 646-0719art5pm. n~u•Y . ---------· i . . . Over18. Full·Time tJmebrs&tpay. WW train ,_ .. ,..w-·-- :;pace. $150. mo. np. NEEDED LOST; Siamese maJe cat. Heg!hter Todiiy to v.ork ASSIMILHS l!Kl'R. F/C, T/B. 15·20 METRO CAR WASH (2.U-}623-2181 ~ n. , , 67~ • •NoSellin~ tilue Pt. Sept 80th. vic onvariousaccounUrnt& Xlnt benefits. Small C'O. hrs wk. DlvetsHled. ~Har!>ofBJ._CM --,. • --.• .... -sums •Noexp.required S pyglass 11111. <;dM. bookkeeping assign. Smullcompooenlr.. Goud t'114) 897·6443 or (213) -~..._-'-~-=-;;;;._--l>ENTAL llecpt. B~ N.-S ct) petliileto~ ~ .. -... •Co.TralningProgram "S1rakit". Reward m ents Work close to manual dexterity & 674~ Pedo ofc. Exp'd. • Or~Co. area fer.a.. 8 ea u ti f u I bldg . •No Vending Machines 640-0655 your home. Figure eyesight.. I Yr min ell.p, C4SHIB .salary/benefita.541.SSU service " 1en'l help. Personalized pbont cov· •Co. Establtshed ;\c· .Clerlls lo Sr . Acroun· Cull Carol ~1·3830. M.V. ..._.. .. Male.... We are seeking reliable -AL .a.~.--. Ml.tit bave valid Ca.W, erage.secyservice,conf. counls Lostsmallwhtftmpoodlc la nt!I needed thruoul 3rl'a 10120 hrs per v.k. Will cashiedorouremployee ..,......,, -ill•· drlvenUc. · r oom. xerox & more. •Restock Packaae<t Can· vie Hgt Bch. Rewud. Orange Co. ~---------------,..._.--1 tr sin. Call Marilyn, cafeteria. Other duties Perlodonlilt needs full· ... U,teS7 Hr • . 1<;asy frwy acress. Near dy Dis.plays 536·5840. 5J6·r.585 Robertllalf'!I 7Sl·Gro3. Involved. t::njoy ••· time uslst. Ezpet'd, Ex· No....._ N !'io. Coast Plaza, 666 *(;wst!tequircmentfrom . -Accountemp:. A!'isllloolcket'J)('r toS800 ---------cel l ent com pany pandedduUesoppor.X· 7i1".,:,,.ec.a lia.lce:r St. C. ~I. From $4500. Secured by inven· FOUND: Blk. & Be1gl! SOOS . .Mam,SteSOl Jr. Proj Cntrlr SW\ IOAT&ICTIUCIAMS benelit.s. Hra.yBCert . ...,., -!-~.·cl. Sal open. --------·-· SZ2S.S46-2982 tor)• fem kttttn. Vic. Coast No.Tower.UmonBunk Secri!taries to S990 Wen~ exper'd boat Apply!lam·ooon ---.u •••ALOMCI : O.c .... IPOIT •Written Repurch.ase Hwy & Balboa Bl, NJ). JnTheCilyo(Orange Heccpt.ionut 5675 electricians. Xlnt com· Mon·Fri., Penonnel DENTALASSISTANT ...., IV ,. "r"'""'mAnt 558-81.30 7141835.4103 Jrvme Personnel Agency pnny beneliL•. lncludlog ..... -..-. u-~YJllQI, rµio;, pllc»e,... 01 IV,. s n-t Bid!. ,,,... ...... "' . 488E17th Coeta Mesa pd edi al <E I ·-.._.__,,. """''-Peridootlst·l etrl omce Utt. ...... Ba&raa.lllO• x VJ-. pace. "" "' ·~'ull or Part Time. REWARD'. Bru•hed "old ~~~~~~~~~ It\! c mp oyee.. !llO N-Center Dr in ea.tau-......... ti.ma_ on Birch. 300 to 000 sq It. w 1 11 " " -Suite224 642·1~70 dependent) Pd Ufe lns. ..,.....,... • _ __. .. · B bDi ._. e are a not ona y ladies watch lost 9-30. •cc,... ..... UA..CLlll11 NewportBuch ~1882.. tt----llm!!l!ll!I•-~ o c .. tnSOn,Agt known company with 642·9187altSPJ\t "'"' ...,.," .. ,.., -" Pacifica By Kipper EqualOppEmp(yrm/t 97M5ll thousands or established P/llme. 4 Jin day. Must AtrrOLUBE MAN Yachts, 928 W. 17lh St. DENTALASSISTANT .. _.___1~ .... 50 retail accounts from Lost: Male COLLIE. know 10 key adding Xlnt opportunity. Hrly _c_._M_. _______ 1•---------Receptloniat, .~time - -.... coast to coast. For con· Br<><*hUTllt/Adams, HB. marb. Will a.salst in re-wages+ percentage. BQOiVV"'EPER "'"'"'T, CASHIERlrHOSTESS for denefst o(c 1A Colt.a ••••• .. •••••••••••••••• fidentlal interview, call ••Duffy". Reward. cord k~ng "Journal 673-3320 ·~enc~ Exper'd need. ~PPb' lD Meea,6'5-1S80 4 DB.UXE OFC'S Mr. ·Corbett. person to 96J..14!rl entry PoSting. Jntegr11ted •---------~"m''JSSO person Milla Mexican DENTALOR'mO Cont. rm., seat 2S, all person, collect: ~a.ta . Co rp •• 2 2 83 Aulomotlve Restaurant 5'7 W. 11th Cb , paneled. sm. whse1n re· Jl.l C.IJ 9858 Lost: Whi~ SamoYed. & F airv1ew Rd, CM. Nt!W Dt.'latl Shop needs BOOKJ<EEPER St.C.M.642-'7M a1ralde, erp.r. It :.r.-i. ot'7yr. teMe. Lake -'t"'1"f • Whi'4-Cociulpoo..... Vie: ~ • __ __ help. • P /tima lt-5, 5 Days: No =rs::::::_..--w-RDA. 4Y. Days or PJT, Uon pay. Hclpit.allntlm l''or est a r ea. Kenl Mlle Square Park. Fln Top wa~es prud. Engin~ financial stmts or tux. ~~-N.B.CAlrSGaa>. --;phln'-.nft--• llurkin.s. lev.._... Vly. &19-6459 uh Spm. A~CTG. Clerk n~odt;d f?r Slcamers, enit painter,;, !::stab local bldr. 646-9523 F/lime Days. Good sal. Denta.l Aniltant •. pro-•*~l0US!9· ' 714-581·9393 n--e.f9'r 5015 Reward Newport Co. ~xp d m buffers & pohshers. up· hers-an s. Call4pm·lOpm"6-6676 .,-a-~!llltS -rr-p:i.yables posting. ac· '-olst h "' Jrt!SSlvo H.B. of.c oeeda ••••••••••••••••••••••• PersonGCs 5350 t t ' i D " ery s a mpooers. ~---_...----4 c•• ...... _ exr.-'d asst to start lm· •Slef'..:...... ' . ~USSIONVIEJO f • cum c yp SL ynamtc rheck out pick·UP & de· ., w ...._...._ ,.... I ShoppingCenterJ800sq.1 you re not ~clllng ••••••••••••••••••••••• corp. w/gd. benefits. I . •A '1· t IO S AMT'ED Futl/p/l.Re!pperson med.Salopen'.962-S.WS. •FOlllJllfO?IS 11. for lease. ~e hfithled 13 8' ·• relum on your In· L O 0 K 1 N G F 0 R 642·751188k Cor Betty i\~'!·9HPP •~-~RI C't AGIS 10.-15 ovr~. will tm, gd pav DENTAL GROUP Prac· IotervleMS.J lifoo,f'rC 'l'slmC'.nt. cull Sandy • •tL'J'IC1'N "'POUSEI. ----""" 64a~"1"030' • " '.J •P"'L" sign, 3 way .viidb11ity. '"' "'' ·~ • ., .,. Costa Mesa area. Earn METROCARWASR UceinN....,,.t.Bch.needs "" ... ·s pectrumPropcrti('s. Ro.'1:>.AjaxC:o.ll.T7·J7<t<t 27 Yr old ft'malc, folk .................... ~. ~r week. Gel· 2!ii0Harbor81.CM I ..rr:--"het C 4~771 •i\vcra1:1e.yichl on pay· rlasslcal dancer. never 4 lil'l>1 D~1y. To prepare1•--------• t1n1t new customers for .-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-;.-;.-;.-;.;;;.;;.;; root ... ice P cracct.a offc; 10 AJn investors, maniro wants to meet monthlydu;t.nctnewslel· TllE DAILY PILOT. No control & des:ilal Insur. ~an. lhru July, 1977. widower' over 30. Write: l er . b1·monthly !ltarc AVON delivering or colleclin•. CfVIL Mu.st have recent exper. VOLT LAGUNA DOWMTOWM SHbP 470 !!Q:rt.. next to cily -parldn«. $450/mo. Call Realonomics 675-67 Stale law permits 8 pre-l\tuis Kim Mi Ra, Kwang newsletter; Coordinate Callt.hUnumbertoapply &fG.ltaltlMG . _64_0._ll2'l __ . ______ , puymcnt pcna!tyr~hacge Hwu Moon. P.O. Box district volunteer pro· Cllri"-..,.l•m 64MH4 Dtsign Draltaman. E~ Dent.al cbairalde~ » •a r.U, t , , , • ~oquivalent to 80 ~ of 6 1329,Seoul, Korea I{ ram. Req's college 3~ Ytt. in w ... & sewer sistant. Exp'd. Mon. months unearned 1n. trlllrung. typlf\g &c ctesll'e a.;. Mow , ._. ...... .,,._._ J a...t~ teresl on the balartce. OIAL-A-SBVICE e ·x per i e nc e in ForAYOM 1•~--eslln. ~ ... ..,._SC-331' "-l rt B k Of ~ knowted&e desirable. Ap. ·Of!ice and/or Store f "0 gage .ro en. : ESCORTS, MODELS publlsbing/editlng & .llfaSINl'ATIVES ply in penon•to: Mr. rent. or lease. Ideal can fered to California rest· MASSAGE working w/community Best time to establish ,,. Fuentes. Robt. Belo, · nery Jocation. Will r dent.sonly. 540-8393 groups. Send letter & re· customers. Interested? Wm. Frollt & Associates decorate ~o suit. Jong MoMyto&.o. 5025 Askforext.25 sume to: Personnel OJ. Call 540-70'1 or Zenith ot 1401 Quall St., Nwpt term client. 302 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,. ., .... RE S !ice. Laguna Beach 7·1359 Bch. DIMl'ALASSIST. Orthodootlc ofllee, cbainide. E.xptt. pref. • Noo..amoker.' Day wt. Olnpam Girt ............ 97lH400 lel'Vtce Ddl wom. Pit. ' Newport. Bh·d. N.8. lst.~--~--'T.D.'·· *-H * Unified Srhool DisJrict,1--------•I • ~~~~~~~~ 675-3551 ~-~ • OUTCALLJ\IASSAGE ~ Blumont St, Laguna ---------- l.OANSAVAILABLE 11AM·2PM 956-2-143 Beach.C400f!Sl. BABYSITTER needed, COCkTAIL 1.._..alllllfal 4500 C.:rcdltnotimportanl. ---------pttlme my home. S. E. ~ W.AJTUSS DISHWASHER topS,canecMS-SUI '· Apply jn person, MuJ. Gta.S._,. doon's Irish Pub, 202 Sndwlcb d•H•tl'1', i ••••••••••••••••••••••• lrclk .. ,493-3102 .AMMALHOSI'. Huntington R<·h. Mon· ~ Leamln40hrsthemost Air plane lovers ! l n· Money-Available~ HORSEDliWH Clean.balhc·as11isl. Full :iii)itM CullartSPM, .-xcit1ng. ~lamouroui1, <1.uslnal ~ark on ~riange !lourre!I, ;ill prOJN~ts HAYRIDES or P/T. Npt Bch ~ . highly pajd proft'Ss. Day C.:ou nty Airport, 3200 s~ S50.K m1n. 752·6052 forgroupi; ____ 644_·_5460 ____ RABYSITTL:fl-Nac-'ed . or eve sessions. PIUC<'· NeWpOrtCtr Br, N.B. days wk. 4 brad~. Own You traNp. £arn ovr S3..5G DOn' ISILF hr. Call 8a m ·lpm; Would you enjoy • Mo.lt!.19. ft. Of'fice.warehousc for ----,-" " n1ent assist Good l·ob op cvcniOl(ll Aatswtrill!I S...,,k• l'/Time. Within walklnR ' . _ lc:i!le. $750. H l4JS..2'95'62 Money Wwed 5030 7 !lays a week Grllveyatd. }'/Ume & re· distance of Monte Vista ,.,,. por. challenge w/xlnt earn· --------- lngs? IC you hove 6 hra Gr-,, ••••••••••••••••••••••• c•714/75t tl94 •COSTlt.MESA• FJNANClAL PARTNER lO minutes fr om lier. Good co. benefits. Sehl. CM. Some days, • l~ICI. Ir lftd. parks w/o!· N~EDF.D lMMl-:O for fr!;~;.riu~:;ue~~d2~ EOE.646-D>O. ~v~&wknds.~_8'7_86__ ~~·ltr<;:;t!:,· 1~:.~k1\~ per wk. call for inlcrvw WIMreAreY .. 7 · • appt. Mrs. Swift, NeededreU.redmothtrto 75t -S6t3. htlr raise be•ut.itw b&bf DONUT MAKER, All glr foe worldn1 11\0&ber. night shlCts. 25-45 Yrs 5 D~ week. rel'• req,'d. old. Apply, DK's DoQuta, CaU64U8 free. 1300 to 1980 .sq. ft. E , T~NSIVF. HEACH per JO"oup. For details, A/Pa'fC•dr~ BABYSITI'El\Cor 1&5yr ,_,,, Sky Park Bl. Ste C, tmm. occupancy. From (PUME) FRONTAGE contactKris,637-6900. C08t & budaet control. old.Full&P/Ume,some lrvlne,Ca92'114. 19"~.ft.Leaslng. ofc 9to I N~lAW II. Very Need sharp, motJvated, eves. Prefer adult. ~ 5 druJy. 711 W. J7Ut St, Q U C & HEAVY MASS .. ~E rellableself11tarter.O.C. _4_94_·72'l2 _____ _ '#C-4. 1835 Whittler Ave. R oo CAPITAL. "'• =#8·12 Qt' call 842-4463; Principals only please. FIGURE MODELS Airport area. $750 + Babysitter needed Tue, ,. 642·711M 675-4030MCDdnv 1te~o ... S baaed on exper. Call Wed,&Thur,8:30to5:30 ~ ~ "' 968-746.sEves&Wknds. hunyJlOme.owntr•nap, ~ s,_. . .CSSO Mo1-t1111 .. T'-t OUTCA.LLOMLY APT Managen1, mature referehccs,833--0204evea ..... ••••••••-••••••• .. •••• o~ 5035 'll·llt I __, couple. 20 unit chlldren ---------Approx. 80'X70' fncd ••••••••••••••••••••••• ----------1 complex in Orange. .Hanking yard.amall warehse, CM Retired couple has money EXOTIC GIRLS $400/mo incl. rrnt. Ex· • area. 6'73-~ to lo<m on 1st & 2nd TD's. Ma~'lage '&Modeling pertcnced only. 752·281U OPERA TIOMS STORAGF: SPACE. C09ta Ai.tcnt.-196 0800 Outcnll542·3169/543·3250 APT. MANAGER, SUPERVISOR Mt'Sa.~gq fl. It\', tic Y.. 1-; ij UY Fl RST & R L:• '\XlNG"TASSAGE Coupletomanagc33Unlt Dr numlc bnnk has Im· Cnll SM J~I " .., " med. apeninit for exper'd · S r: (; 0 ND T 11 ll ST fl11bJ11mes·L.tc Masseur C..:ondom1mnum 1>rojC'ct Opcrahms Sup('rvisor nt For rent or lcnf.(' J.000 Sq. l> t-: Jo: 0 S i\ ta; N -r . Ot1kall 9-9, 494.5111 In Snn Clemente. ndult our 'l\lstrn of<'. Ft. Stctai:e or Duiunes:.. 711·4:Jl.oi.l0 --blch:. Free apl 11 :rnlarv Apply per~onnd dept. CM.'42·4758 LOWEST --mnu~~~;~~fs ~~c & _SJJ_._ie_oo______ SANTIAGO IAHK ..... W_,9Ct 4600 rup in·~sion. IOAM to AITIST ;135 E.15\ St, Rm 201 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '*'"t latn 2 \l Mon Sat 6:?5 N . Free-lance Cit part time, 1\JstJn. E.0. E. Female feEktn~ 1 Rr Apt or houso )Tly r~tol in Nwpt Heh. Aroond 35th to Gnd at area. Will pay up to $2!i0/mo hlC..l'g uUL. f7M&SC an e pm. 1-"TD' al l-:11C'l111AnahS.'i9-IH5o cteath •e aruphlr de·---------.., •• ~ t.o l·'ltt:i::~F~c;sroNW/AD I Ilk 2ftdT.D. Locmtt. -;--"gntt w/cxpcr In s GARAGE SALE ad11 In k'olresl i·erin~ !jlnce I 1)1!1 l'ICrem rt'productloo. Ph. the Oa.lly l'llol bring hap· ll11Ve ~omethint you want Nancy for •PPL lo &how py reeuJts. To place your . Sattf• MhJ. Co. to sell? Classified ads do your portfoUo. Destina drawing card, pbooc 642-2171 545-0611 1t well. GC2.5678. fo Time. 83Pr 7122 64N i678 today. Is 8 good day . to advertise ln the Deity Pilot Classified Section. 642-~78 WOULO-N'T YOU rat.Mr buaJUna! See claulficaUon 9060 1l can be a reality! ~1 m&.17th~taM.eu. CIUAIDS ·~s . Dtal*'Y Woilnoom Girl Unl'ftl'Ul la _, Mnt needed, exper. llecen. Us ~om tD 0r_,. Sappteinont your fn· Good woddnC conda. eouoty•....S.•part.A com e. W or le on Call&G-1435. full ttme1 Hnrity of..: telephone. Guaranteed flcerslma:D.t. Ela>er.DOt hourly wage plus boliull. DRAPERY Worltrm. nee. Top w...-es l« U· 250 g. 17th St, Suite O, needs elQ>'d. hemmer ~ -. • COflta MMa.IMMlOO :ovarlocker, full or per. pertQnnel. Car -• p/tlmc. Pd. tiollda~,. & VhOIM req. 21 ck over. C00t1 vacations. Apply: l8S5 VeterAns & ret\r .. 1 " weJC001e. Unifonna tum. F.xJ'N'f". nt both breakfo11t Whlttltt /\vc .. Unit 8i, Tl mo le~ for over 8 hrs. &dinnt•r Full Umeda)S. <:M ar<'-1ISl2·ll'H3 Apply lH2 11nd 1.s Mon· Apply Mwn 2·4pm . ..-...... aacntOHIC .. n . .IOl.l,V RESTAURANT, TICH JI. , ~ rrotedl• . 22!1 !-:·~~rRd .. ~ cunoo Bus. Machine& tJZ•W.lfltst.l.A.. COOK & HSKKPR. 12 ha~ OJ>enl.n, for-a Jr. . Noon to 4 PM, Mon·J:'l"I. EiC('. TC<"hn.lctan w12 )1'11 lla1rdrttiutr. Wrlle ed S80. p/wlc . E ngll~h exper. for ~let'tror.lc l95T, Dally PjJot. P .O. spcaklnR only. Owh desk top cllcutator re-Boa l580, Costa Meu, lttin.'(p. Jo:xpcr. 4c Rtfa. 1u1ir &troubluhootlnt to CA se&28 · • 54.3-9711 11upport qu1llt.Y conU'OI. lJto fasieet draw In tbe Fiiid'Wbal you wanl 1n . Please cell person.Del West. • .. Dall1 J>Uot.. • Dally Pilot Cl.astneds. dept. for •P~ SSM700. Cuatned Act. tQ.Sf71. , , ---------- ~~ ~!~.;:.~?! ~~ ~~'!. ~.":'.~.~ ..... ?!.~o! ~~!. ~.":'!.·.~ ..... ~!.~ ~~!.~~~ ..... ~!~ i~~.~~::! ..... !!~~ !!~r. ~ ~.".'::! ..... ?!.~~ ~~ Mtld1cal PllSONNB.ASStST HllpW..W 71 HefpW..tH ~)'. Octot. 17, 19T7 DAll.Y Pt&.Of .... DRArnP£RSOJt..£STJMATOR ~~to!tt!MPf'r Mo RETAIL SALISPIJlSOH ••••••••••••• .. •••••••·•••••••~••••••••••••• .. fRONJOfflCE P•1dhohdtys,1lck l~11"" WomM'!>ready towearsECRETARY Perm. Tll•••lll" CASJtPAlD . ORDER DESK Jh y phO~e!. ,:c.r:'I c.f< ~l~du)11v11c p#qr CLERKS and ~.port ~wcnr U · P/tlme, ln1. to. Call Wllflt tO mah money? For W1hr/Oryn/Rctr11 . M a.ten&! hc.ndUng & ::t<.r~ne <~1UlP· 4 u\lu . .Exptr 'cf '" ke~p tnr lllL1t'n1,11.~· pcr1c111eprc!crrcd. tlt"nl&4PM 7$2·1750 C1n you It-II en tht ~~1k1niornot 861·81.33 > •or k., en . a co M". ~rformtnQ di l>llrll1 •11.ot UTOTIM i\11111~ tu Ma bh· Austin phonl•? Top$ In «1r bu~I (;/\!<ACE~ P11 . ment )&ycul, ~leH1UOl1S, acme typing, p ot Let t 1 o111r 111 J wide v.mct> or 0~!'1.!f.!'~ SECRETARY ness. M6·3(J30 ••k for r cc 0 n d t l 1 0 ~.-.°'J ~files person4lity. Pttm. poeilion. t•cl.nH'u l °' i·villplt•' C_.,..t11eeM.t.ek _,.~s Sh<'rlh11nd , t y p ing Ray. trigeralors web:ra ft ·~rr.all subsldiaryofl-'vrtuneU>ft .. o. oV~M1unsan thcpcr1iun P06lUOfl1iC..J*nl~t.:!nd& Nt•"l.8jtW\Mllill:1~t01(l 1H·t·ei.1uarv. rleas ant di\ G . ·-d -" •H•l cil(1~ ~rd :> h . t 1 !\ 1 n ~ i. n ""'"'l :'llOlllton •) ... k , r yra. uar. ... el. iJlteise C&Jl Fr~uS1mn.con _....,.. · '"' WllY workin' conditions. O V NLAP'S tO H O .. -lJeio1nt>lc qu11Mlc1tlons n .. mcnte. Laguna Rt."al'11 C41176M622 Ut-nefil.ft. <714) 642.1163 TeJephoneSa.la 1'ol'·--(At. -·cUd) F.V. (7H ) 898-8771 ltl~ludc 1ab1llly to meet & l>illla Pt Other &f('.tl> M un~ .:.u Or Write Index Indus tne::. rbhc t11etlully .• yrs o( hllVt' openings i..bo. No SECRET ARY ONEY OOJ-072_l ----~ ResEi~rch Dr.. ......._ 1 .,.. ••ss ncre111.l n gly res p t·~Pfi'r reo.'d. Apply .11 SALES MUS'f SELL-BUl WaSher Huntington Ise&ch Ca 92649 .,_., ch:ncoJ ~(lr'k, t'Xl>er tn any ufourstore-. Part llm\', 5-9Pm, Mon KEY POSITION (&PRIDE) & Dryer, Super Deluxe _ Eq~ Opiu Em"J~lt' siubl,c t:mph1yment & t>\.· 2S88 Newport Blvd Fri. perftl(t for College For mnture person with Model, perfect runnl.n~ ~I~~~~~~~~~~! per. 111 ~op l•rv1 sory ('o,tal\lesh h-12·i702 Student, no pressure xlnt 1>kilu 9Al\1-1Pl\1 In Tl...,Ufe Ubr•fea. cood,Ukenew$'2.50both • .. ed. ·' •.• 1. c11p11r1ty. 11•1..., or ot l Newpon, l"a.shion bland •--"'-............ ...... • 2 door F/F relrfd --. H lllp W..te4 71 0 , .................... . H .. W..... 7 100 ... ic ... "' I(:~ at•h:t. Will 1'Ys>in.: 60wpm sh 90 -" .. ~ qu ais to mec . lns1.trance office for a -.. -- -• Somenusc. furn5'5.;;8 •••-•••••••••••••••••• !!!:*· Muat& be •bt~dto ' wpm. Apply in p~rson by -R•E•T•Al•L______ S3l·QH1 1·art..'<1" crul 768-SSU plri ..._ ..... fer . ev<~ <&' w""~ ~· 5.P.U, Monduy, Oct 24. _________ ,---------• • ......._ .._ ..... Ke1unore Gas Dryer & HAIRDRESSER JIWIUJSA&.IS U tetypina,548-7771_ J<'ountrun Vall~y School Arc Youlntereated SALts SECRETARY .. ....,. wt.. w• Waah.1111 Machlne. Both with foltawlng. J. HERBEkT Mllsion Vl~o D I 1 tr i c t . N o . l In Selling ? SLAP A SMILE wrlh good clcrlcaJ skills to -.rt fer....... perfect worklog c:ond. Call 6'2·8318 . llAJ..LJ EWEl.U:JtS MO'fOR ROUTE UghlhOUtie Lune, l-'oun· Ul'U'f' SHOES for land developer oltlce. $200. 896-5208 ..._ _____ -Now lntervl~ing for ex· 'fhe Uaily Pilot hH a tuin Valley. cCorncr or ._,. ~ P /llme, non-smoker. WE OFFER HANOYMAM 1>er'd car eer m in e.led large route In Mi ssion Ni:wlaod&Talbertl F /time comm1ss1on ON YOUR FACE ~~l TOP CASH pd for gd Ex-'d I '" 1 .... 1 "'"' aJ Op E I 681-,......, w .... rfllrlu•, furn, atoves & ..... n ca1•pentry "' i.i. cs penC.i\5. r euant Vie,io. approx earnings ::::i.U por mp oyer ....... -~on. e ne.:u a •-..r ......_ ~ ... elec:trlcaJ work. Apply Jn wurlun#C <'ands. All to. $300 per month. Mon thru dependable commls~ron & A BULGE •SECURITY OFCI S• • •••F·-F dyn. 839-9123, 898-0182 · per son, Culllvu ·~ benefits. Apply 1n Fri a(ternoons and PLASTIC b&lespersoo capable ot Estab'I security firm •C....r.wWeeWy Restau r a nt. 18482 person, 32 1-'ashlon Sat&Sun mornings. Car handling display, stock & IN YOUR WALLET needs reliable men & • ._.._,._ MacArthW' Blvd, Irvine. Square. Sllllta An•. and good driving record INJECTION custom c r s e r\' 1 cl' women lor uniformed •N. T ....... ,._ Mon·Thw-s betwn lllm· 1 ed c II 64Z 432 responslbiltiUes. We of-TIME/UFE security positions in JOam onJy. J . Herbert H11J Jewellers requ r · a · 1 MOLDING fer comprehensive trmn· CALL JQDAY· ----------I un 1379 Leavlngnameandphone . ...,., LJBRAR.IES Cost.a Mesa. Full or p/l ,,.;r-.. _ ~............. ing. com"'" ... Uve w11ges & Has both full & part schedules avail. Retirees ________ _, CASHlEltCreditClerk _n_u_m_U'C1 __ . ------1 ~ xlotbenditpackage. ttmt."posllloosavail. welcome. Phone collect, H06pHaJ Needed·J.'/trme PoS· :Need woman to work PIT ~ & lnf SWfh1 n. UOADWAY 4 t'un lo"lna articulate main de, for appt. (213> START TOmRROW MAIMTINANC I to help d ean homes, 4.5 YT UP tiie4 hlM• I....._ Ml individuals who are 2SS-Ol56. 71~ M4' IM85 )Jin 2 yrs exper In el~· t• TJNEStoc:kClerk da)'lwk.540-a583eves. t•MfhJ (714 )644-1.2l2 eagertolearnhow 't'1N.rvu 'trlcaJ & maintenance. Gen deaning & R:iprdly expandinf com-Apply Personnel lOAM to make top$SS$$S Sec'y· admin . To top nur I lft' .P refer aome electronic &iftwrawlng NURSES • pttny walb lmmediate to ll:.JOiUlorcJtll We OHr. mgmtdsmall mfg flf'm . •-urt ..... g Mii.Wi 8025 ••••••••••••••••••••••• BARNWOOD PANEL'g RR tJes-Tel polec-beams 2x4/2x6-local 631·2460 Particle board. •is. l'.4 ". 4S plecH. $8. each. 646-3071 Doga 1040 ....................... •ex per. Apply In Perscn opmlngs, lop PIY & com· for Information u-.... c.,._. Gd typi.ng, sbthnd It or-UBRARIES INC ..._ ... Y "'-I South Coast Plaza LICENSED .._efi ail E ·-·F -.., ganizaUona11kill1 req'd. DOGTRA.IN.ING -·-~... puny '''"" t.a av . X· 1-:qual Qpp(lr Emnloyer ,. __ c...-1--1 y J ... LIAO ,..SOM 3333 Bristol St. CM per nccesaary. Apply at ~..... --__ _. Backup recpt, misc pro-our p ace or .. une y 1 orange Coaat PlutJcs, Ille_..•• 1-.s jecls & responslblltiet. E.O.&. M/F John Martir'I 5'8-005!1 J r ;::::c·~ 'd LABORERS PERSONNEL K..'iO W. 181.h St. C. M. - - - - - - • CALL US TODAY ~uriJiviij.~, S.A. Call Jim I~~~~~~ AKC C«Jcer Spaniel pup· Hetail Sales ..,.,, 546-9660 T~PHONE SALES pies, 8 wks old. Call after n&APIST Foul & '"""• PRF.SCHOOLTEACHER IF ~1;,~,i:.red or l'C{:l~tr~ c:~~~:'!~0u~t. PM la UhShift n~t.~:00°~1 hcr~~-~~~e, APPlY:g:RSELF AND START s,~~;~0~0 ocf~~r~;:~:,~ ~e.nx~~d~aJpesao:r:.rhr~n'ei:. -:A_:_:-~-548---':-. A-~-c-.-B-1-ac-k. ' .• .... ·s sam shthnd, Mimeo skills re• r-0 OPVH IW'I lnttirvicwa held dlllly PR~ OPERATOR. ex YOU CAM WOik nwUN ti 'd People exp. ph blgb comm sslon & Xlntpedieree. lCU. Medlcnl/Surg1cal. all<"r~m.ContactNuri;. per. on AU Dick 360. ~ ATTHE personality. For appl bonus, x lnt company 983-9107 -"'-tthabtlit .. ~g; •• ~·"' ID -.·· -----• .'th.LCd.$t..1...u. Bch --. D11 ano' call 494-806 1 ask for benefits. Contact Mr. -Jia.----...... -HU-SICY __ _ Ideal working conds. uu11<:• -s·---~ ~ ,_ .. _ Webster63~620 ~- G i1v~--· --nwa1u-· -::-=:=:::==::::=-::=:====1f-o..-.-.;;;;..;;;;.;...::.=.:: ___ -t:~n~~·~u~~·"~"'·~1!~~~1 ~----1 I I l I I ' oodpay &benelits. ~ffoaT,.... a quality men'• & boy's .._, ,... ;: r't~ "' ............,; "-5-Co.t IEVllll Y Rubber h~c products . store b:a Newport B~acb. UIRAJUIS. IMC. Service Sta. Nicht Attend THIATll C~Wl&.SH e •••• H..,.. .. T... 731-5731 MANOI Must poss co. phyaJcaJ Emphasis on leisure i:qualOppEmplyrmJr 20rS nltesawk.Apply, Ush ers. Even ing 5'1-4$11 318'72Cout Hwy ConvalescentffoepiuiJ includ, back xrays . wea.r a nd active ~~~~~~~~~ Shtll,11th&lrvlne,NB e mploYtnent. Apply lo SouthLaguna.llZ*ii7 EqualOpporEmpJoyer .... ~.-.u•aEatr· .. a Irvine a rea. Call for spQrtswear.We deslrean s 1 s 1 ~enoci 'l·9pm. Wane.r For Sal~ w-"'""'and • 4l&1.3U , ..... A HJ"-CA appt..540-7'39 . E. ener a et c fu ll time ~• R d 'd D ve In, 7361 Warner White enier, papen, 8 ...._ .. , -E O 1 tt••-•STOC"" erv ce lal on· ~D· ........ ~ ..... ~-·a ..... salesman w/men's r.MaJJ Comtemporar y retall •nt, exper · 11 Ave. RB. M·-be 1• w ... male."·.u.o..-LAlncH <n4>837-«>00 ~ •-~ r Eves. Full & p/time. -. "' • _..._ _________ 1 Calif. Uc w/l yr min ex-Equal Oppty Employer ....-•F -• cxper. who would bke s tore needs t alented ply, Shell Station, l1tb & _E_O_E _______ R--a..-~ -·s JlOTEL per for p/time wltnd h .u ... /Ttdl responsibility & the opp-Saleslady. Full or part lrvl.n NB ~-• ~ • -worts. Will be ow Xlnt oppor In small co_ ty lo learn more about lime. Must be exper. e, · ••••H••• •••••••••••• I AUMDltY supervisor. Avail F'rl NlaSISAIOIS for quallfad man. Must the meo·s retail .bus1-Salary plus commluton. Service Station Atten· JODI. Ul•£1$ We're 3 kltt&S 6 we:eb SUPIRYISOtt everung2:30-11PM. Sat &OiDBUls have 2 yn min expe.r In n~. Please eaJI IU-~ or dant, fulJ or part..t..im.e, 111111\ old; &fist.y, Sassy & f'ox, .Wearecurrentlysedtlne Sun 7A:ll·3:30PM, Sa Xlnl beodiu. Bayview electroruc:a. Age open. 0..-GllilynqA ••f applyuiperaon. Chevron, aooo Fairview, iebynaine f~raytk- a qualified laundry J J p M. 7 AM . • 714 ) conv Hosp 2055 Thunn Hard worker. Xlnt isto..,,,yCllrMH ~ C. M. Uftl ft UA•£1$ while1 bllt & while) wbo su..-vilor E j l 838 9iOO 30 · ·~ benefits l'tt1ss1on Viejo s d 29Fa,,blooJs(and N B lllULU RIAi\ neeo a h o m e w itb r - . . n oy OU • • ext 1 C.ld. ~. . en res u m e t 0 : • • • Service Sta. Attendant. b .. ~ ....... -I love •. arr-. standin g comp nny area.Cal1Carol58J-3830. ClassiliedAdll986,Dwly ""'""•"' • -benefi1s. ...... , .. tam 10 LegJJ Secy/Recept. t:x· .....___ u~ pl PO n--,...,,,. "-SALES P/time. Neat appear. & G.....nn.,Costa Mesa Uon. Pleue c:all 54S-S210 """"" ..,,d XI · ~--~ "'-~. "°'-......, ~ ........ ta Tel~one Sales ....... Ol'.I handwriting only need ~¥~-wknds •-afte r 6P"' noon, Morf.Fti. personnel per pr,.., · nt typing, Exper·d. 1-3:30. Country ..,.._.,--M._111 <:11. 92Q6. ...,., .. -v Company. ExedJent "' "' MAllK>nHOTEL no sh. Sal open. Call Club Conv. Ho m e, ~tw. "II!''!"!'----.. needed for fut irowtna apply. 2~90 Newport CooditJons&beneflt.a wkdys · !llONewportCtr Dr _752·2Sl1Horintervw appt. S49-306L M/F . Good vlsuul & company. Best training Blvd.CM &OverUme. Fwwllue Newportiieach LEGAL SEC'Y For buS)'liiii•iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-manual dexterity Elec RN'S & LVM'S program in So. Calif.$ _e_r_v-ic-e-Sl-a-. -A-t-te_n_d_a_n-t. ••••• .. •••••••••••!!»~ Equal Opp Emplyr m/f two man H.B. olfice, job tron1cs backeround. ti (\ l I s h l rts . App I y . Guaranteed ulary + exper'd. Full or p/time. $9 PER HOUR NURSING Yrs min exper. Cull (' ( Id bonus while In training. pl S STOREWJDESALB requires xlnt skills . , rar t l' Conv. Hosp. For pusot1al interview Ap Y Arco taUoo. 17th Ntwflued ham, appl's, HOUSEKEEPER. live In, SnJary depends upon ex· Car ol S81 ·38JO. Xlnt 778J Garfield Ave. 11.B contact Mr. Ric:e63M620 & lrvine,C.Jd. misc. Wllsoo's Bargain care for 2 children & gen. per1cnce 847 """J ATTENDANTS ... b•e•ndl-1\S•:..•t.•_!•.V•.•ar•e•a--847·:~•--Service Sta. Attendant, no -4lM~ ~=:."~~ Nook. 54.$ & 814 W. tab, hsewrk. Mu.st be exp'd & .....,.. •• _.. ....,._ ... ._.. SALES exper. nee. Wiii train. ~ SUPSvllloo. CM. SG-7aJO&~ avail to take charge of l...cgal Secy Trne ir.....11 aa_ •IEAL EST ATE• 7-3:~. small eoov. h06p. $25,000.$10,000 Apply, Afrport Texaco, CO household anywhere an N n r R · I ..--........ N~ ~"' ..,, T ,. t •1 WllhlnSyrsinyour 4678Campus 0r,N.B. ...I lrrr .theworld.kn/mo +rm • 1rm. eq s x nt ••rL.L&L. .... orex""".enc ...... op .... os a "esa a r ea . llRl"U-Ult sl..11ls. sharpness & will· -~ tralrun1 avail. Private M!J..3061. own ln.sur1nce Bus. ~ pboarp 1 Yd +E ~apve11_,t•m'<Pt~. 111i: altitude. Mag Curd Wll T,... omce·s. Large advertls· •rart lime to start Serv. Sta Help needed im· CORPOUTION "' ~ h cl prul. Sa I com . & r--. ln"budget.t;a.ll now! RM-11·7 •Fullcomm.issloni. mt.'<!. Full or p/t. Apply, J>eve'mt. Dept. Call mensurate w/exper . _ ... , PACIFIC co•sy Super visor. 80 Bed ·Fr~lralningprogram ~ l:. Csf Hwy, NWpt 558·4379 for dlrccUoos. 7S9-0?34 ~ -Orange County of(lccs Heh 71 t W. I 7ta st Adpd.forbyemployer ---------• lnten1ews held duly PRO-......ES t:<:.F.Goodsat&fnngl' t.:veAP"'S CallN'"" --------BldgF-11 Costa Meaa L 8,t 4 C •-t N .-~ 11 bene. Mesa Verde Com· ,,_, v .. rquOf' Store employee er pm. on .... c un· 6 3 l-O•OO F•-s IM.. Gt-ollp SIW MACH/n--MS.I 50 I HOUSEKEEPER, Jate o\'er2l.Applymperson, in~Penon.nel. --*-----*--i ~~w ___ c_en_t_er St-,<.:M Jo1-;c.;o:-.;:-11::R5 Will train . St-;fo'iess ~~~~~~~~~ middle aged cpl., living 9nm·noon. 30832 S. Coast Lagunu N1i;ucl 831-1616 ,\h.'<ifcaJ Prod. 302$ So. **llUY** Good used FumitUJ'e & Appllances---OR 1 will sell or SELL for You. MAS11AS AUCTION ,."""" & 133-'625 CASH PAlD For "gd used furn, anu- ques&clrTV'a, 957-8133 k0ayfr.:t:i:::~. 1Fl~~~ Hwy, So. Laaun•· IEVllLY Real E,,tete &.* P.-ple ROUTE DllYH Ceott&l OCl7o-mo KUIOD.SA. Pbs.c>-uu Tow'd.13.. ~v~-s~· Worlt'g arn.niint. ok ~t u • .-..... a. MANOI wanted. Up to 80/10% Perma neot -marned. S !1:!-....,..;...n-·I•-::====~:-': min. Ume needed is I 8 u · ..__7 ..,..' L Coovaleectblllo*pllaJ comm. apliL Nw~ Bcb AUQla/2t4DCOOI .,..., ·-I •••llMllWWW* __ ..., hr . day per wt<. wl addl· •••In yrs u p. arce ~V\aE.slrada . _SJ_l_-O'llO _________ :.i~~~,~~~= Exper'd, nltht•. C•ll Ave.NB•l2U Spaiallar tional Ume avail. for ~~~I~::::~~ :,~(i LagunaHJlls,CA onZU>S91·201S. btwo 9& 6 u. UH b e t w U..f TIAYILA6MT ..,_. 'l'@l•I bousealu.ing " helplna consider h ir in g Sr. m 0113'7·8000 ~SIC'Y 3 eam..spm. Mlalmwn a Jn eitPI'. ColQplece 3 rooms d aU w/entertalo.loa. Jodlv. c It i un. a n y a 1 e , Equal()pp(y Employer AMI HOSP. Sea .... '"' ~·d Nwpt 8cti amc.. Jt4llll1 new t\lmiture. lndudes ~:.~=~th:~~~ _~ __ rnw_. _____ '""'o fi Deli 1-·u11 or P~~ Bch ~ ~.~a P r o u c ts. BRlSCK MFG. INC. ft!!:~~ tCcnna del ~ ~ :.!11~; tasks. Loe. ref's. req'd. MACHJNEOPER. Hard· flee Vf!r'/Boy,neat. ---------YOUlllMCOMI 18436 Band.Wer Cr. pieceUvingroom aet4S P is . reply, glvlna i.ngeChudtere>perat« ts Va lid Calif Driura •ltlCIP'nOMST FlDValley IS&-51122 TRUCJ( l>RIVER·TOW pleceDlaSet anilabtlity " rate ol ex· yrs. exp. prel'd, but not License. f/Ume, apply In Contemporary Buul" $$$$ $$$$ •Secretaries, Bkkprs aod tervic:e, ealat7 MVSTSACJUFICE peeled pay to P.O. Box nee>. wa1ea com -penon.See llr.Fuentee. salon bas FIT postuO:S P.Aln'TIMI IF/Chg>. A/Rec Clks, SHIP/llCCL8tlC +cosnml•. Ovu 21, ~'5R• 944., CdM, lllQS m cnsurate to ability •t Robert Bein. Wllllam av all. Dres.os & looks a TB8'HOMI WOlK Gen. Ole, , -al Sec.,., Ii Ute Jamlortal dull•. P91DaMnt lAIUDa Bcb .,,. ----------1 Call. 714-631-0473 · l-'rost&Assoc. l401Qu.U must. Prelerexp. HOUsaw'IVIS ..,... o1v Daya M·F . Apply. J . area. Hunt Auto Center. ~---Housekeeper. Refl oed, --------• S~.Newport Bch. all Recept.loniMlw/t,Yplng. Herbert Hall Jeweller., l•Lq\ma~OD Rd. ,.--.,._ I e non -1mokio1 lady t •MAIDS• C Tbomasforappt COUK£STUDIHTS EmployersPQAll fces J2FashlonSqu.1re,Santa i..cun.Bcb.41WOOO __ ..._ • sbareour lovely bome ln The lnn at Laguna OFFICE 7l4-'152·11Ml G uar aoteed Hourly lliReindcnA1mey Ana. 11611 ....... acM xcba for 1barln1 her 211N.C8t Hwy,Lagu na Position a vailable In RECEPTIONJST-Xlnt . Wa1e Plu.s BOl:lua. ~:30 4020 81rcbSt,Ste104 IMlot.SIWS MMlll "ouseiceepina "~ Newport Bch firm In-typing skill.t fron\ desk pro to 8 :30 pm. Call NewponBeach 83).1.la> SIMSCllB4 Top.,_,llbeellU.MQ9'1~~~~~~~~~ ~~Small aalary. ~~l~~~~I v~lvtng a variety~ ac-appearance'. 1..oc ·d. in 64M223orcomelo 2SO E. CaJHorAppt/Eltab '6$ AlrnST be eqt'd. Wu& quUt,yl· • 2100Newport81,CM t1 vJtles. ~refer ex -Fub100 J11·and. Call: 17thSt.,Cosu ldeea. FNt, c:orwclmtioua, ex-workQ:aJy.~ Luh viDI ~-lbltUs.eJI -----'-----• perier)Ce with Basic IV D~644-~ SALISCOUMSB. per .. tor custom allt WAJTRISS aefUUw1una. tica Housekeeper p/Ume Cor tW.tl••c•W. compuw. Call 6'1.6-Ml76. OIS SICllTAIY screen Qop-.MuaL -l>a.rt-cilH _SL_._H._B_. _____ _ wor ki nc couple. Flex S'"d-l forlltecleanup& EmieBall,fnc. llC8'T10MST Men nrid wom ea witb able •--are ... ..__. JOO-' .J~~~-- " Ni I "' "'" OU'""""" -----UtJ t To s u .... rlnt•nd•nt 0 .., r--r ............... Antaauccl DI--.... ··-s .. • ,._ oeo . rs. ce rvlne area mainl. 20.40 Hrs wk. lm med-'A .. in'".,a\· ..,._,.,.,_.,_,a es o r-"' " mlx --'on•· cl ..---·-h Off'SIT-..-. .,.......... ... w~ with outb p .... scbod d1at.. Chau-•1.... o;w .screen a.. frames. at ylea t o ome. 833-0929 alt Ti'ce's Rent als, 1930 r-"'IP'O tracUve admlnistrative :Y • ... ~ .. u .. ly .._... .. __, ,. __ d--11 w•-•"'*'~ b So r 30p l "r" UulUlith 4"hf4 d time e n 1 oprv.r, fQr f.,.. ..-..... "'d· ._.-....... IW. ......... -·~ ' e 00-18 0 me ptaln, .. : m. New..,_ Blvd, CM _,.. . '..., ay olc. Xlnt. opp. for well v e n I • . ..,.. ....,.. '"""11 " work SS6-3l:J7 ~,.--..-• wk. Benefits, Call &roomed, penanable in-Gu arantee $3.SO per min. Secy w/auperlo ' S2.15+tJp1. A~e:: some faoq, eome oak • ..-..-...-msrsa MAIMTIHAHCE 979-1660. div. w/op l.n telephone hour. Call in person DaJ· skills. Serve u secy &. South lAgµna Otipw Plaa No matuease&. From Live-Jn. Young N.8 . L ' 'd s d procedur··. u any co. ly Piiot omce. 1787S aJde to the superioteo· Mol'oR Ror~ 3:30 It •:30. 2tzl Balboe ~ea. -El Can. f II .... t k c...11 per men. tea Y ,__._ .. ,..._ ~ ~ "' B h 81·-' H u d t 0 ord J v ~,., Blvd. NB. to,' A• t.n-...1 '915-Sms am y .... us apea work. Newport Ctr Ofc -# •WWW be nefit s i n cluding eac ....... un ngton en . n~ a m n. a The Dally Pilot has a .._.,_ Enitish. Refareq'd. App. Bldg. Reply to classified lmmed. openina w/ .M. bonuses, prof1l 1h11rJn1 " Beach. Monday, Oc:t.obv metilin!JSi&lhandJd • r~p. lar1e route lo South WOMAN over 50 for King u 9da ~ $225. ly, 215:)3 W. Coul Hwy, ad no&3. c/o D-"" .,.1,.. co. Xlnt co. benes. WlU vacation. Apply.· 1,,..,. 17, 1977, Mtween 1:00 secretar a ullea an Laguna. a-~·-tb l 1 E~ ...... ·--H -·• N B C II I -., .-, ~ t I I hl vvv ands OOp de---'-•'u . .,_,.,A.A. ln.rs$400 ~= ... :;::;. ea re conce ae OD. .. ... ......,..._, ero:won. . . a pr appl POBoxl.560"-ta Mesa. ra n r g person. Placenlla,CM. : m. ,..... ....... ...., n_, • per ....,....._._ Wlnld.1 -• Call u-Call -.1482. 642-lt7S«844-8880. · ~ S4S4803 ----'-----Equ&l()pportuoity deg. er equJvalerat + lbru Fri attemooni and ""''· .... HOUMiteept'f', fem. com-Ca 9i!Q.16. PARKING ATNDNT R ec e pt Io n I 1 t I o r Employer yrs resp. setl'ftarial h Sit&Su.n mOf11.1.ats. Car Lealle,mlm'l. $ ~ 1 e. .... "-WI Paniln. Uve in. Ovtr 50 MALE 06-2.s> Lo work fulJ OrthodooUc ofc. 4 Daya•-----"--...;;.,_---per. inclucl. 2 yn u and good drM nt rec<ird YAJlD JIAN, rental AWlii "'-' • time dolng malnt 00 par· FuU or part Ume. Mainly per wk. Some dent.al ex· SAW CAl&lt . Adm.in or Eiiec.. Sec:y requfred. Call 14M321. teat4rneedaf/dme mm. $elni.A.oaua11aJe 1n Rat-~ ~~~er. No ty rental eqolpmt . Mutt evenln(s ft weekends. per. prel'd. 642·'7125. Future management op-Type 70 wpm, ab 11 Leavtq name and Jbooe WltdL..<9 ~ tan "Wldttr l"wnlture • ....... ,.. be neat " reliable.· App· Call S7W8ll-.ft. ..fpm. -----------portuni'Y-IOF 41HUfted wpm. Sal r an&.e &8lli nocnbw. ---m u • t b e n e a t Oct 1ltli 'liiN lJc(' lltlf. HYGIENIST ly: 2025N~ Bl, CM r..-rnMI Real Esiate pcrS<Jn w/aales or pubUc to Sl213 mo. in 5 annu mechenleal abtUti CJOIMld Sula/Moa. ltAT-~wp(. Sch area. wen. UCIMSllS contact backgrouftd. steps+ $30 mo allpend. tatlonery Store In helpful. A.,1111 1130 1'ANl.AND "" llalD St. nesdays. X -Ray expr. MANAGEMENT IYalMS Have Cllllnlalfor 2new JniOal 3 yra salary & Xlnt benef\ta. Apply b: CoronadeiMarneedaex· Newport&hd.Cif-. 8eala.idl.ClU>GMlll 2A Adult.a with outatandln1, or e:xp'd aalflipeople. Top comm. plan. StarUn1 Oct 28th to Weslmlnal per'd aal• led7 tull-tbne " 1144· 8S Help us dig a gold mJne attrncUve persooalJtJ• COfllm.lsalons paid. CaJJ H I. up to $18,000 per yr. School District , 1412 5 days, xlnt worlttnc,con· :\'oqu, f at her waata Bd.rmM)J/~e1'1 mlr- 1 o EAL p I time job . In your unproductive \\>ho ef)jo,y workln!J whh GeneforlnformatJoo. XJnt trtnge benellts. CaJJ C e d a r w o o d , da. esJ)ttlally nne clieo· matli'e lady to Uwe la ror, ~ • alte Housewives Of' col stu· tlme.Call645-59Zl kids. Start at '3.50 perl~~&Ml-11!!1~3928~·or~S45-M•3483!11'~-T~om~~Br~ad!l:ey~,~8J5..=~=$0=. Westm inster. 92883. tde.67H010 and care for bl• two at nd. X • aceeH & dents w/cnrs . Service MANAGEMENT hour. Phone 842-4321, ex· II E.O.E. M/F EOE. M/F cbll.dren -ages a • 4., la m t). Xlnt cond. ~stab. luoch J',..oute . 1'1-:0PLEPERSON tention 2SO: between l:OO STENO Room. board It salary, SBSQ(CJC'r.•~ 9:45i\J\t.f2 :4S Mon-Fri f.xec needs p/time as-ondS:OOPM. SALES-HI-Fl COM · SECRITARY We beve tcppaytnr Job Twod1Y1olfeac:hWftk I060 Enm f7S to $100 wkly soc tnwhole!!nlesupply A•ferJhft roNENTS Salary-xlnt Position lo Newport torpenon who wanll re• andallrn~orbolld11t U •••-·-··-••• 1.:uur. $7:5). Ph foi "' f" u 11 y c 0 pit a lh ed Equal Opport. Employ, ulure. Call Chuck ~twn JJ each ... front office 1ular p/tlme employ· d o s l r e d . L i' b t REG'd "4t Arab ftll1 • t erv1ew aft tol\M , 642·16.'J.1 ""S•·'ES 12PM & 4PM o nl y . wor k -good skills re· moot..,ex workln1hra. boutewor k only •itb -'d.Vtqmn--... I a-lyrof's 97~o;47 ____ 1P ar t t i me or CI c e Rr. m .. !17!1-5'165 caulred. Secretarial ex· 20-24 hnl per wtc. Nffd aom e cooll l n J. f'~t (~ ~~1 ....,. • M A N ,I c u R l s T . clerk/messenger, gcn 'I LUSIC llALTY S ES---, perlenc:e preferred. Call above avg typlng & sh personal in.t•view <1111 1--·-------INSURANCE Secretary, Opportwuty for fa.st pro-clerical duUes. 549-2988 Iii opening 11 new resale /\L Help. hbric ex· A on, LI NGO REAL 11ktlls. Exper. dealrtd. after tPll oa Sundq or hte & casually. Pmsonal j!rCMjve person. Must be om ce 1.n the Muntinstton per. nec:ess. Call 646"1040 f:STATf'; C•ll for appt. 540-7839, • n y time JI o q d a J U.Wllli._ lines. Exper. req'd . xlnlwlacrylks,call Hair 'ASTBIPAmST Oeacb area. Needa both _&:_askfocLlnda. __ 4f9-4SSI E.O.E. · ~Frlday.M'l.QlS ._._..,....,.~-.. 673°38SO. Robertson TherRpy, Dys: 963·0'117; Tnklng II drafllnit exper. man!1'er, 1alary +com-Soleslad y, Glfl Shop WAWI • lnsuraoce, CdM Eve 1168-8141 G.l.A. _91_t-_MG0_. ______ 1 • ml59ion and salespeople. M atw-e. Do not •PPb' un· SECRET ARY ' ..,. ""'' IMSUUMCE MATURE w o .... A N PAV.OU. $......._ Detter t han average le11 you ha ve e xper. ADMINISTRATIVE Tri r8110Nf Miit t w TOP c:Alll DOLLAR ,., _...,. commlsalOll + l11Cenlivf' Ducgs l nteraatlooal ll.Ltf'n .... -................ PAID POa YOUR Newport Beach Fire & p I ti m e to wet com e Free. Lil co. bu open-plauaU9. Th1a ofClce will 20&8WestcllftDr NB • Public agency in un . SU rES • • Jlwa.RY WA.TCH:.ES, Casualty lnaurance olc newcomen & contact ina for Ind.Iv. w/I mo'1 beapprox1800sq.ft.wlth • c r owd e d Southern ~ _.., .... All'l' ~GOLD, ottds qualified un-merchants. Flex.Ible hrs. uper. S Star co. w/xlnt alot ~companyaupport. ALES/lhna1e m en\, Oranae Count)' II Met-Wark Part·Umelncineof ................ •-••• 61LV.£R IEBVIC£. d erwr iter with u -Need car, lite l¥Pln,. beiis. Goocf fJ'OMb po. Call PluJ, '114 :8'7$olUl. C.,.._. Opp(y. 2 Yr de-Jng a hJgh quality Id· our circulation aalee w-.1-FINB FURN 4' AN· paience In procesalnf, 541·3095. tent & ireat co-workers. velopmeni proaram, ml111tratlve aecret.ary. r oom• 11 s tlll bave Of~ 1 TIQVES.MS.DOO aervlclng "markellngol Call Rita, 540·9055. commlsalon/bon\11 com-Must be efflclent, well pleu u re time tor . es. --..... IOJI commercla.I accounu. Coast.al Peraoonel A~tn· USIAICH AIDE pensatloo. Call J ack Ptn· oraanlzed & able to wort ourself y .. Jt u o .. h - Sal E -•1 t M«llcal "Y 27""' Harbor "' · M P'/tl-e In I I t n~"'"""" und-de ..... "n-__ .. *'·II 1 • Olol can wor.. 0 "'•' ou 1 e ._ .... .,, .. , ........ . ary open. xc.a en " • ~ a., · m mo ecu er o ... ,_.. or send re· "' ...... ..,. -'"' near home• aUU pursue crunmed with o w soo ~~~":!~.· Mrs. 811ker . RECEPTIONIST AlsoFeeJob!I. bloloCY lab.675-2159. some t o : 1360 S o. work load.. F11l, elll· outil.de actJvlUee. We l v Re1 Mor1umare,btob .....,.....,., -Anaheim Blvd, Ste JOS, clent l n t yplp1 •nd d'u• c boJtea, nlchlo· lo ·rlde le drlve blk ---------1 Eicper'd. llvy phooa & PIXAMS•c()pn RESTAURANT HELP l\nahelm,Ca.9:l80S shorthand 11tlll1 e&1eo· c:l ~~~ t:,f'}:: ~~ g~apl'!c:il c~~:!1cC:" p.1.,ado Morlan gddlnt. JANITORS patient co n t a ct . lmm(d .• l\lnaa.Apply wantcd t8orov~.nnex-1----'------tlal.LctJal,En1tlneertn1. II ~r andfatber c loc ks : En11 Wtetern ('714) P lllme Janitors & cpts Pressurcjob.l.ongterm. In person betwn Oam & per ncceNary. CAii for SALIS or Stotlatlcal t yptn1 ta ~Anaele1Times raeclna•'•"•an"qu•. _S!S-__ 10_1.;.,,1 _____ _ 4pm Mon-Fri. J SS appt.!J63.1177Pi110Foc· •ki l ls w ou l d b ""'OJ u Ok. clellt\lng evenings l Now rccrultlnl( sharl) " c 540-0301 0v«$1,000,000 Worth U1 ti 11'1' I071 Cntrl Org. Co. Must hav( Rochester St. Coal • ....!!!._Y·___ 11mh1Uou11 men t.o 111.'ll he.ncllclnJ. Salary ran~e~~~~~~~~~I American lnternationa.l •••••••••• .. ••••••-••• Q_r?n1 JO car & home phone. Call ; Mesa. R""' -•t Sal-hilrdware, tools & shop $00A. to $\108. with xlnt 1 ~ GaUm 1802 T K e·..,nuo 1 23 N .. -.w ""' I 1 d I bcn elflh Apply ln Tll_.., .... ~ I s •; • tUB· l\IR CO MPRESSORS """'""""°" app '¥at 1 PIX i..ww S.. Chess 4' Q4111mr Uolimlt· cqu p. to n ust' ec· person. $3.2S pt;" hr ;,9 Can na t ., Ir vine. T•I. MUS T BI: SOLD) Ohve. Ora. Want to worlc daya, after· ed 2700 W Coo.st Jlwy c~n~. /\vi{ to $280 per •ro•,. ""'N ""GU"'' ?S4olm. 0,.... Wed thru ABSOU1I'EJ>lSCOVNT. nocna & evening" In NR N.e. A ~~tatty Jnmc wk . No ex~r. nee. c an 'wA1'E'a'DtSTRlcr' eom $lt,2$ Ptt hr. Labor Sat.. 9AMto4 PM. Vlaltl UP. TO 50CA. OFF µST'. 11 MPUl·CAI, Y "I I I ' JANITORS 540.4411 Jo'/tlme cxp'd. noor mon l"N 6PM to 2AM. Must h;n' F.qu11.l OtYJXW' Emplo,yor car & home phone. Appb at llJ N. 91ive ... Org Kave eomethlnJ to aell? Mon. lhnl Fn. C1e.salfiech dJ doll well. & Cd;\l arcor.'.> Work t1 11tnr 11 le seeklnR one Mr. Brown, 7Sl·9134. 2'7500 La Pai Rd . pub. 86C>-L66S. Aa='me" IOIO ALL SlZF.S, CALL ('llA ) t l me or p I t I m e . iittm. full time emplOyC1.1 1A1W1.8 NlJ(ue.I, Co. TELEPHONE •""'••••••••••••••••••• _6"-__ sm ______ _ Weekenas a must. Xtrn & el'o one< part time Have somethinit you want A al l ll SOU ClTORS F R G pay fo r exper 'd employee for the tollclJ?ClaMmedad.sdo 11p1cqu nppor un Y (lOlNeeded tnuriediat• HT D AMAG E DColc.besler La"'•l3"x3S" oper&lOfl'. Call 640-081.2. Christmas Hason only. lt well ·-Call NOW, cm ayer. ly. $3-$3.50 p/hr lO start. HOTP01NT SALE. l3Cll SlOOO, Mllwaulte. MilUl\I E o E. Please apply In person. 642-5678. IWlllied Ad9 642 . ...-8 1u 1-1 -'" l"-. W. .,,.,... nr llarbar, $2000. Punch PHU 10 too , ..... .... "" .... ....... Sam.a Aha. fie.nu $1200. '213) •t-30( . • ·-------------I '.I CJO DAILY PILOT -Monday. October \7. 1977 ~K/ IVGM 9S70 Autos. tmporhd Aute1, 1Mporl9d Autos, lntpot'W Auto1, Used ~~!!:..!~!:.!..!:.!!:::::..:...._ ______ __:.;;.:.;;.;.;.;:.;;L;..==.;;;._"""'""--Sc~ t I SO • •• •• ••• •• •• •• ••• •• ••• • • •• • • • • • • • • • •• • •• •• •• •• •• ••••• ••• • •••••• •• •• •• •••• • • • • • •• • • •••••••••• ••• •• ••••• • •••••••••••• ~ Mltcelw 1010 l oots, "ow• f040 ....................... '76 t;MC VanDu.ra, 1&,000 IMW t 7 I 2 ......_._. 9740 Volktwogtt1 9770 .,....... fflZ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• '7 l llonda CL·3SO mi, 6 cyl standard, ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••-.••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• U R /\ i• ~ S I-' R 0 1\1 MU:,"J' St.<ll 31' Hertrum, i.1.•rumblt'r, only 4000 ml: AM/FM cassette 1tereo, OllAHelCOUHTY'S $FAST CASH S '66 BUG Xtra. Xtn cln. CORVETTE '75 SUv.- G 1-:RMANY ·Ur and new. l"/li Spoctlbht!J'. Cump -,l1ll fund.. blue, runs xl.nl t'OOd, usoo. ffl&.4847 OLDIS"' Foa YOUR usa AU orig. Reblt. ena. $8915. Convt. Looded. 4itKIOO ml, already 11cwn on tupe & new thruout. Full) p~rfoctly. Milke offer. Ford V 1975 E3SO PS 11 631·299! lllntCUld.$'1500.66l~M ready to be hung. One eqwp'd.'"Xlnt copd. 1>11y. 547 3t82 an • & MERCEDES ~ "eove belge with 67S.~eve:67S.503.3 . PB. radio. new brakes, Call our used car Vol¥O t772 c_,.. . HlJ bl"()wn to cover ;mywh~ • • 1!11'1 Moto uuzz1 l'.D mo xlnt cond. $<&SOC). f93-0!l?tl • manager tor a quote t~ •••••••••••••••••••··~· H••••••••••-••-•-• rroOl lOto20!eetdepeod-20 Clll'V'l!J',120HP.OMC. del t 'P. $1600. Call w ...... 9590 d 191C>UYOU '67Coupr,rblleQS.PwT~ init oo fullness. Also, 1/0, wttrlr. $29:JO or bi.t nl&-ht.s 968-99'.U ......... ••••••••••••••• Sales Sc:rvtce-Le"'1111 SILL YOUR aJr, fac mqa. OD. $850. wb holdltc~alutifully e!'t· otr · &37-2178. 1 Wei HARLEY Davad:.on WE WIU. IUY R:'t;CW'Y•,lllC. VOLVO •N.2l30 ; t aQ& acy CWlaUI. '77 30' Se fl fl b d "-11-B~W ' ' r,..,,. "._ .. noor to ceiling. Come & a oy Y n ~e ~ YOUIDATSUN """"' yce ... See u.'I for " tup dollar 67 ..,.....ar. ~au Lop. see tot\pprec1ale&makc Sportfisherman. Bmtol 67~TISJ PAJIH'OROHNOT lS40 Jamboree esumatel Auto wans., power1 aft. of!er.22fDSGalaxyl..ant!, cond .• fully equip TOPDOU41 . NewptlrtBeacb 640-&444 '87 2:JOS Metc~es. looks MARQUIS VOLVO Sm.V-8.Loobnu.,uso. Fashion Boutique. t:IToro.S81.(11)58. $37.soo. Eve/wkndi., '7ti u.v. Sportster, 22.000 ~Torc••s like '72. new eng, auto MISS'IONVIEJO 642·20'13 ----------• 493 ~ ma, custom prunt. xtra r"Yft -AC I d ---------w, _.~ED · chrome. $2,750 or be:.t or-C..-f t71 S ~~ 640 ~sac (ri's) lll·lNO 495-1210 '67 Cougar, Pwr, air, Sood "'"I '77 Tahiu 21' day crulsl'r. fer. Cull lUck Willi:., 6 punew barwlclc ••••••••••••••••••••••• 487-4000 • • Ur es, Cl.n. • TOP CASH DOLLAR 440 jet, perfect cond dayi., 642·43S2 or \lVet> dal.liunreverselogo '74 V-6, AM·FM, Decor -ORAHGICOUMTY SaiO/bst.49'·2130 ,;. 333 E. 17th St. p A ID FOR y Ou R $8500. 842-S70IS 673-<eOOS Group. Xlnt cond. 23,500 '63 lOOD Mercedes Benz. VOLVO JEWELRY, WATCHFS. 3 6 • p Ac 1-: M A K E u Mohr~ Sal•/ ml. $2ll>O. 645·4978 $1250/bst ofr. EXCLUSIVELY VOLVO Dodge _ ffll , ~RT OBJECI'S, GOLD, Sporll1sher die:.cls. lull R•/Storog. 9160 WE BUY Call 642-9601. 675-0144 LargeSt Volvo Dealer ....................... •·· Costa Mese11 ..... d ..... MlffoMI Hom.ofPmtc~I FLOOD SALE S,I L~e~ SERVICE. eJe('tron1c.s & fish 'ti. ••••••••••••••••••••••• CliAHCARS D._ t720 '67 250SL. auto. stereo, mOrangeCounty! l!r13 Dodge Charaer, .00 . FINE FURN. & AN· equipmt.P/P.67S.191S ltt!11t " 1977 J::xculaH &11lUCKS ••••••••••••••••••••••• hhr, rear seat. lo mi. BUYo..Lt:AS~ eng,llk6new.$2600. n TJQU~.645-2.200 --------Motorllomc or Mini *DRIYEA * l'd1ntcood.Bstofr. DIRECT 646-2700 · WANTl-.:D: Portner lu e li1'i ,,,, ~:;H:;~. ~~~~;~~.;ft:~ ~~'t~~~;; .:.~·~ CONNELL ;~v~o; ·o;.~.::.;: 'i:'/; ~lJ~ ~~·········~··p··H·:!L!~·~. tag plus one spare. We ly eqwpped. 673-0057 CHEVROLET SHOP &COM.PARE 548-1725 2025 S. Ma--~ ..... -' • ret urn permanently • -537.7777 282811arb()('Blvd. r""4 ~u::JJ LONG > sealed aunctive tag & 28 ~ipJack. ha~ been 12MHI CO:,"TA MESA MG t742 Anaheim 750-2011 FORD strap. meeting airline kep~ lll prime cond1tto':! 546-1200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1.0 requirements. Pre· Asking S2S.OOO. 64&.41ti2 MO'rOft HOl\11-:'i '73\'a. Midget 35.000 mi. Used vent loss & theft! For a aft Spm 1''0R RENT WE PAY TOP OOLI.AR Xlnt cond. Remov hit. ••••••••••••••••••••••• personalized tag e~clase 19. FORMUl.1\. Mt.-rl' llO. ~'rom $100. wk 77~0644 FOR TOP USED CARS $2350/olr. Aft 6/wkndl!i fto I ~allpape.~, fabric or 200 hp. $2400. Call Ht:NT 1''1rebllll 23• Sell VORF.lGN.OOMESTlC _rn_.•·_791_, _____ _ Day Glo paper & we 675-4748 cunt Auto/ru r. CC. CB. or CLASSICS IEA.THlllST G8 MG Mldg"' xlnl cood. will back & lnm your Jr your car is extra clean r'Vft ._ lags. Or try two curds CLASSIC 25· Open Buy :.lcrt'O, hips 61>4>2283 s~ us first. R&I' rttCES inside & out. Ruo.s great, bucktoback. Boal. Hull Jusl hauled & •71 ~:.-;tabltshment mini IAUEltlUICI C ..... Low must sell $1,SOO. pave, PRJCE.S: reworked. Rebll G cyl 23~.,·. Dodge 440. 2700 nu, 2925 Harbor Blvd. _640--463 ___ 9 _____ _ $2 eaor3/$S Chrysler Marine en~.. s )r w11.rr.ttransferable Casts Mesa 979-2:JOO TODAY! PClf"ICM • 9750 4/Stags$l.60eu. papers to prove. Dist Cub & ,; rur. TV ant. 888DOVESTREET ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6/9tags$1.50ea. inguishcd & dependable ruck/ladr. rruisc. AM TOP Near MacArthur SPOITSCAIS 10ormore$1.40ea. for bay or ocean Mu!>t FM srer, spar e . Likl' DO•• •R &Jamb()('ee Roads SWt.osTaxlncluded sell! 52400. S4ti·30-l8 or new PJ>. Sl4,2SO. 9l05 ,__ lll-llOO ..... Sold .· •73 GRAN T ORINO Wagon. Lug-g tack, A!C. l owner . Must Sae! •" 644.50Sl NOCARD? 979-1b7l Vulley Vaew. Cypress. .PAID '75 Ford Gran Torln• OCTOBER Draw Y.,,~J ow'n ~ seni 7S0·36.51 FORCLEAN IEATTHIPtt.ICE WEST GERMAN Brougham. P /S, .P /B, nar;ne. ""' ress. P one I~ 1 __.1 INCUA.SI.!!! IMPORTS A' Vi t t St ...... we ll make one card per ~CL..-...Jt.~ 9050 i\IUVING 24· Cstm. MH. 1r, ny op, er...., h __,..... I 'd 714/ , ........ , AM/FM l4pe, V8, new: ~.:.:;;;;;c;;;;::.::;::=:-;:;;;~==:::-::;:::~.t;;:~~~~~~~~;. ;;;· ~-_ sc r cont .. many ex-28NF.W CARS "' r adial tires, l oadA ... 1" ..rmeftt.'°Y'· U.'t•UH•.!,!_!_•~!.!.!· &i.~«r • '°'4• derto: • RanOslDortwlitv ·~'t'°i'tt26U'rPR:te ---··-Y?Ss ~~---- ONLY See -Remodeled Store U-.hats $9 Special Jack Winter Pants 100% _:__ _ _Niester .-=:-a=:--= :-- $9 $12 $15 G1eat Reduction on Summer Cool Clothes Fasltfon Boutique .. 333 E. 17th St. Costa Mesa ClealMcl r,.ten1atfoMI .ffcMtM of P•caltnl 0,.. Mm. ...... Sat. 10&&·•;.- PILOTNIMTIHG Seek.In~ uidiv1duals 'with Tr....._ TraYll 9170 All models now availa· •••••-~••••••••••••••• , __ ...._ _____ n_l_O '65 Ford Galaxy,• dt, t p_QBox 1560 . extensive saihng ex per. ••••••••••••••••-••••• ble. Call or sec WI before ,...,_;.__..,; CastaMesa,Ca.92626 wfioWOiiildbt:intercSted Must Sell: 17' Komlort youbuy!!! _.._,.._r• owner,1'.IDll ~ · in joming an exclusive xlnt rond, used 4 times. 1...-0IT CARS +IEWEST .73 Buick Century. Mid sz $2~. NS-1&86 All wood dining set, Medal charter membership. Wt' i.lf c11nta1ned. Includes ALL MODELS lt&fAULTDEAl.H wgn. Xlnt cond, Full Mtrcay ttlO cabntforstereoor?,bar, ha\'t: a 38' Downeaster flushto.lrlw/lrgholdang is Miracle-Mazda/ pwr, A/C, lug rk, new •?•• .. ••-•.••-• .. •••~ ••• nlte tbl. queen sz hdbrd, Sailbout with only :s tank. 6 gal hot water WI Renaull We have new Ures.Sl950. PhS38-438l . ORA.NGECOUNTY'S : wood buUet, 2 gas membershlpt> 11va1lable. heater, range & oven 2MSHAR80R BLVD. Renaults in stock nol4 teWIST mowers & edger. aft Initiation damage de ~11fan ewaw.t. dbl sink. NHD S4M410 540.02 IJ and our introductory of. '68 Riviera, gd cond. New LINCOLN-MERCURY . Spm,645-7857. pos it required. H in s hower. s ips 6. lrg CLEAN .76 280 z leaving for rer to you ia a FREE vloyltop,A/C,stereo,all DealenhlpisoowOPEN Aew wrought-iron house terested, j>lea5e contact dOt>cts, Ir~ -gas & d~ USIDCA.RS Europe. $l200 & take AM/FM stereo with I.hf pwr.m>.644·5'65 ••ya ..._ __ 1 Michael Reinai: at rt'fr1.:. pressure water · 0 ,•er pa,ym~t.s 49'~. purchase of any new ---9915 ~ ~ " bar cart·$70; t\!oo high Pariflr Is land Charter 1>}:.tem w/30 gal or NOW 4,..~1 Renault. Corne to Mira· __, LINCOLN-MERC\JR.Y back chairs-S80; 6rt . 6 Cllll l\Jon-f''n iSI J&2 ~ ;Jtt'f'. battery & 110 Jts CAU PAl't'Y """ rle where we make buy. ••••••--•••••••••••••• 16-\8Aut.oCenter Dr. an . surfb-oard -$35 ; --.,.--$2!60 63'1·4t:56 1973 Z40Z. uir. AM FM ini:a carapleasure-nota it SDF'wy·LakeForestexlt 1ceskates, (size SN I with S40 -Sc)30 tapt-dttk. S-~ chore! IRVINE bag & skating dress 1s1ze loafs. Sal 9060 'Ii~ KIT, !><'If cont. Travt>I t.'73-Ql.32 & S4&-9803 MIRACLE ll0-7000 lQ).all for ~4S. Call ••••••••••••••••••••••• Triukr SlllSO or best oJ. • 642.Gl.38 -----WA.HJ RESULTS? Irr 1>1&221,9 ~ 73 240%.-Mada/I_.. '73 • lmmac cOQd. AJC. 1977 ENC YLOP 1.-;01 ,.\ ~II >our boalthru Tt·Jr l>rop Tr;11lt•r, ~uod 2626HARIOR llVD. 840-4476 21SORi:Tbor Bf,·d.-1'76 CADIU:AC lluto, radio-,--4 dr;aJ..,,wr-. Britannica Won on n · SOUTHWISTHH 1·und !->IP' 2. stw COSTA MESA COSTA MESA COUPE DEVILLE SIQSO. 673-0158 show. &w-23b9 eves. y ACHT SALES 1>12·!1138 •74 82t0 Htchbck. M&flll, 645-5700 All t>OWer assists. leather ......... ttli ----FUJI/NEWPORT WEIUY radials. Cr~am puN. intenor, AM/FM stert.'O ••••••••••••••••••••••• • Sacrifice. Ork Oran!l"<> 17' 1M1h• Model Amtocrat USED CARS! Must:.ell. S2559· 548-9.545 Renault 16, 1971, Aul<: wath tape player, cruU1e .66 Mustang v.s, auto: Naug Loveseat. Xlnt. DEAL.£1.S Trlr. ~dr cont'd, shower We're the new Chevrolet -97 Luxury Sta wgn convt. control. tote. <Qll6006). p/s. Mi'nt C'""d. $l"""' ....,_ 7 4)6 ... 3 '" t •-.~ .... ._,.,1372 R• 25 A1'r, radio. r •liabl" •· ""' """ $4S/.....,t. 536-6086 ( 1 11 .... t "'air r ....... .....,.. -dealershl"' m I.he Jn•ine .. " "' $6988 c·· .. Call"~"..,,., ----------., ••••••••••••••••••••••• eronomical. Bst ofr. ........ '"°'...u.o. University At.hJetic Club '71 CATAUNt, JO. 3 m Avto Strric:e, Pert. Auto Ccntt.'f'., We need 19'13 12'4 Spyder. AM·FM saa.su4 membership for sale. old. Diesel, VllF. 1115' •, & Acc~n 9400 yourusro car· ster 8-lrk. 40,000 mi. Rad ---------·~ M"'-'lang CooverUbJe. $300. 644-1091 wkdys uo<:c. Spin. rart. :.hwr ••••••••••••••••••••••• JOE ttres. nu spare. Gd c-ood. lol11GfC• 9756 Nabers Nwpl. slip. $29.000 '64 '77 Used Mustang MAC PHEISOH Make ofr.675-8341 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1bmas~~.~tom mllWad~og_to t9l:.14'Xl Pwts.. 9!I) No. Pru:w. -c~o.-_. .. -.....,,,..,aC8SO '""'·...-_WJt'NMWtilbn C.-~•1ac ttll Xlnt cond. Nds mieor work. M&-68$1 - ""'""' ...... ... Orange.<:all997-2'0Ca> n5Yft .,._, -c" -.vu.,... SILVERCLOUD UI ~ .-...--•• ~._ ....... your order by Cheryl IAIT DUE 21 AutoCenter Drive Spyderengin~ radJala Black ~er sand. new in-'72 TaraDado. fW& pwr, 673-40!Xi Mus t ucrHlre San ....,_._.S. IRVINE MM&alt650.4f'1..3111 te rlor. Low mUeag-e. 2600 H.irhc1r Blvu. AC, cnme.. eplit eelb. • IRVINE Coast CC Family tana12t. Cast. $3500, P ••••••••••••••••••••••• 761-7222 H_. f727 Automobile Jooks like Cmi.i Ml'"'' · 40-'Y 1 (I() lthr int. AM/tM IUlr'eo. membership. Must sell! 55l-476.S. AttttC.::f s 9520 ....................... new. Len band drive, air Oil lei. wbl. -1at e-c.cL. ~or best of 644-4169 WE'U IUY cvndlµaMng. 7~-0272 or~ ......., r. '26'Chpper,3~aab,,lpsS ••••••••••••••••-••.-•• .-H.w77 MAKEANOFFt:R 76C..,.•V.. Off white m inj.bUnds.. Cull ~ear •• ore. w/tr1T t930F(J-t!Sedun·oeUvtty. ~~.!.~f::.~~'.)\ H~ .. ,C_ ,,.---·xer--· f8.5GO.Da,.,f7i..ll5'10 M.WIL..leU "*-week. "a 83 ~ "xU. $58. l de-Stv. si.nlc. 1mmac. $630() Rock mos& grn. St~k & Sales&°Igr. """A -• ~ • &.arrare. Belt.Gff.-. AD _._ cont.ors price). Woven PP~19 chert'! $1.S.000.54~3208 llLL TATIS MANY HOaS&l5$ 1974 F1ettwood, loaded, x.t.ras. 1¥11 pwr. l552-11M woods, ereen It yeJlaw, 21'Sloop,45alls.trlrslp2 4'#1-IDrhn fSSO ToQ111e~ STAii.i $4995.Xlntcond. orSS7.S9l&.~s.Mary. 71\4"'x.Q.$20.~18 xtras. 2 "rs old. S24llS ••••••••••••••••••••••• VW-PORSCHE Utll..HVERSITY Brokersol SS&«>76 -7 , s J ~-pltr ~ ~~~~~ ?~ Brand new Magic CheC Pt P646-7336 AWC..JEIP wt uan._ s ano OU ... , ROILS ROYCE '77 .C:DV, ~· cond. 8100 ... ·-•••• .. -........ bltn oven 2'x2'. _Sony '7:5 Challenger, spaet' 32 #11..C... ll7-4IOOttM51 I BENTLEYS m1 11. n er warr. '74 Pis.to Sqwre Wiil. stereo tal?e deck. Old dsi. sloop, live-aboard WEC>UTSl::LLALI. Will take over your pay· HClll!de C... • GMC. -'"er350tochooserrom Loaded.&tolr.f!H·31l7. AC/Auto, AM/FM 8 doors. vanous sizes. old cruise. Nwpt Bch sit Jt:f:P DEALERS men ts on '76 or ·77 Trwdla Corona Det Mar 675-0930 197• Cou:pe DeVille. Bro, track, '2,000 mi. Excell. Renault body, 1 wheel avail. Mua.t i.ell JNTHESTATI-.: Cadillac (CdV or 2&'50Hll'borBh'd. #lDE U USA lomJ p'ltprty Sf4iOO cond. trlr,'66Chrysler2dr.'65 l114')S~2415 H • .,._..1....v~oltv Broogham>.Mustberul· Cosi.Mesa 540-984() ARIN... '~ · $22(JO. 5'$-1202 Rambler convert. Old ,...... ""IU"ll' 1 .... N \II 'tod~1 Ne •. u """ ly load_.,... 0 leases. Mr. ._ t7l0 ROY '72 Pinto R·-·bwt v~ wash.ing machines. dis· 32' Sloop. 196-0. wood 1 " "'5 w ... s""' o I ._,....-~ '74 Coupe DeVllle. new ....... · hwasber misc 646-3078 fiberglass. us.soo I'll Leasing Available etw1 er, S86·2911 or ••••••••••••••••••••••• CARVER r adials, loaded $S300. cleaa.$1350.CalJeves • 64H003 CostaMno B3Ml75 64 Jug XKE Roads ter. ROUS·ROYCE PP.6'5-bD _s_._~ ___ .7'1 ____ _ Mf.c•••w ------AMC J"9 A..eo.. ... °' t..t wire wheels. hardtop, Ult.N-W_.. •Oii LET'S TRADE :!52.I HARBOR BLYL> ••••• .. •••••••••••••••• ~-0505.rt 7PM/wknda Ne-.-t au9:,., '72 CALAIS lmm&c. Fully 'T• SQUIREBelWp.J St1Bc8..k, \"---~......., . 'd 77000 I _....,. air, . ow o I •••••-•••••••••••••••• 28 Morgoo 0 1 loaded with Costu Mesa 549-8023 G......, 9701 •--GMe t7ll eqwp · m · -· $1895/ e&t 0~. PP. all new equipment IA ••••••••••••••••••••••• ___ cl_OSf_O_WN_O.\ __ vs _ _.... .orofr.5'6-3315 S56--0030 time Atomic 4 Thi.' boat JIE.ll:-0 77"' '72 Audi ""' /A _ _. •••••• .. ••••••••••••••• f-..a.. f765 C ....a..a f 20 , ____ ......,, ____ _ is an Like new cood1t100 ...,,.-~ · 4 a.,... • "vuu. '&I Convt. CUstom top, nu -,-.. MfiW t •14 HATCHB CK~ •• Sleeps 6 Head g· C J . 5. s. CJ . 7 •:. . Stereo rad. sU radial palnl, nu Int. nu eng ............ •••••••••••• •••••••••• ............. ··xlnL cond. Gd. 1as ~ elc. Owner will cons1de ~~~·P ~~.=:: 7.14'!"=.e. ~. 4, -por1ctfe t 11111. i.-~ * I00.4SJM?l3;~*3 . late model compact ca Completely r estored. ma. YOUR ••••••••••••••••••••••• °" ~ too f}lck up u part count.., !I l r 50.000 mile Alfa~ 9705 Ast Cor Richard, &f.$.S7 • it tHO LUdWlg-drums. cle11r. --5 -e 11 '\lo arr~ a~·niluble. ofc m.-stss hm. TOY OT A. .it it .......... -........ .. piece w/fiberglass cases ~~~;it or 'tan~~':J Cop.1...rAn,liC -~~;·•;•••··~;;;;•••;..e.f, __ . __ ...._ _____ See ua-ror • top doY-ar _. l. • 19'1SP!y...,.h Spcw-tf'wY & hardware. s700. 200ll::lbt SAS5118000 3 omeo, PY er, '68 convrt. wht/wht csUmate! it it threeSdlltaUonwqoa. --.t93-369! ~ ~96-0063 Bkr. _ ---~:irnC. ss.395. 768·9249 Cherry cond. l'iew rads MAAQUtS TOYQTA Jt • A Daily Pilot aecu\ive 24' Sloop. mahog. full '67 CJ5 · <n4I -clean.$2400 645--0T8S lll~ON'VJEJO it • car, clean Ir car~u.Dr. Lowery Theater Organ kttl, hvy c·onstr Mw.t llest<Mr 6'10·0tM9e\'e AINI '707 Mad9 t7ll lll·1llO 4!5-IJIO • it maintained. Air cood. wtmylhm section. ~he see. u 11a1.w13 Tnte:lls 9560 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• it it uorun,, power stetrtlq, ~~Ju~~~c~~~~~~~: loah, Slpa/ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·1s tOOLS Snrf .. xlnt. cond 1972 Toyota Corona, re. it powft' taU1atc, Uated t20bas:..Sl50.673·.>139 Docb f 070 ·12 TOYOTA lmmac 4 l>pd, stereo cass. posses.sion,Uclt081ESG. it It glass. remote ejpkol A-·• ''"ad t 1 25mpk$4700. S33·2880 ~!!1'.,!,...dftt. IU7~W3 or ROGE.R .. ILLER ., .. YS. mirrors, rear aeal ••• •••••••••••• ••••• •• • C'vuu. "f(U s creo, cs m O"KP>..UU ,.,, """ -...i. Ir lua r1 ... 1re>njmts IOtO Re.served Ne~port .t:;x shell Must sell' 968-3064 days. 70S5eves •SHOP IY PHOMr' ~er t. seif!r$2~:: ••••r,•••••-.•••••e.a•• ecutlvc Tt'quares slap 1 . 1970 Ford ,..-250 plrlCup '7+-IOOLs.--4-apd, alr~ 72 Corolla-Deluxe, xlnt t-4-UU -SA6-H'7 ~ ln n.l!YJ'Uot park. KA~ l\f Baby Grand Newport for new 29 1 d s tereo.newradials.Xlnt. coniJ.l1200.-i>Yrpcy.--lnglot,330Weif~ Ebolt" Blk. Xlnl. cond. Erickson r1~asn lcav W I n der r_ack & tool nd ~ """ .... 9 551.2104 ~ l >J " " box 67J.SSSG co · ......... .......,.._ Cost a Mesa, or eah $2800.~62$ message at 640·4416 642~ and ut n •-a. ---IMW 9712 1 974 Toyota. C ellca. -""" -Uprlghl Grand Piano, Herpngton, New York, circa 1007. Jusl tuned. Rosewood mahog. Hand carved. Sound great. Would look lf:ltat in fam· rm, play room, etc . .Mov· ing, must sell! $800/of· fer. 831-2S51aft .6 SSOO FINDER'S Fee oC· FORD F2SO, 1971 Cnmper ••••••••••••••••••••••• lllAte MIW AM/Fl1 cassette, good Oscar ln the neet 1arqe rered for perm Npt. sh Special , "!nt cond. ?6'MA2DAU4 cond., $2.775 or .llSt olr. rortnereinlormatioa... . 8. I 64-0~ 11fl 61M.640·9000 cr7 ......, lo accom. 2 s oop. Days, Linda Example: Automatic . .-·-'624DRWqon,auc.o,$300 661 ·0610 - -AM/FM radio, st ee Vollswigaa t770 orcCrer. loots. SfOl UIJi 9090 '7~ :v, ton ChRev1y1 PU. radials & center console. ••••••••••••••• .. •••••• 5'6-3S7S ••••••••••••••••••••••• Custom 20. I . 350 !~!'°74 .. 2lll). Ust Price I HUGESELECTlON p B &RVS Auto 70.000 mi. Good CO ... IN&SH ..,,. • USEDCARS --------i~l8 lymoulla Wa1on. oat tor111(C!Space!l work t ruc k . $2000. T'HEALLHIW W.PricedAt DRIVE'El\tWILDf "'nt cond, alJ', power, avail. sao. mo. Nt'Wport 5864.571 $4082 TopJ"ch -ror Y""'p VW. fabulous"?• El Carrilno! S750hrm. C.U$41.!72. 1094 Dunes. 1131 Buckhny Dr ----6lOC5' HOWi!! _, -..,... Nwptlkh 6410510 ·5 9 lntcrnat1onnl Pai for or not. Call &shell.the works S3000 '72 ~In. Thill o((er Is good K"lth Ot J-y. 58l-458'l 768-1201 AC Pa Travel all Pwr. air, FM COMPLETE lhJ'U OcL 17 1977 "' """ ' • tap<'. air shocks. twin IOOY 11r~p ' • BOB WITHAM VW •63 WAGON Good c~.. S150.&4G-0&76 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sk l.s. K2 2SO soft w I Marker bind'gs. Also~. frC91911artatiC111 IJlke nu. Ric bard 67S·S16S ••••••••••••••••••••••• C~U•/ ~ 7600 Westminster Ave. "'"'· __ ....;... ___ ..;..___,,_ tankll, more $12SO. NOWOPEM 8&-~lor6J8.i880 New paint. gd. tires. '69 Fury. V-8. Auto, a,V-, 4~l 2l30____ $550/best ol'r. 830-9'3'7 .PS, PB. towner.Low m l. INb&Mlri• Rei'lt 9120 l!flt ,..ord.Jfanchero Gem E•••• _. ....................... top&tel. <~al>. , ••••••••••••••••••••••• 8' Gemtop Camper Shell $1450. · ~T!)jS ..... Poww 9040 for =!o4 ton pickup. Good ••••-••••••••••••••••• cond. $250. 847·8579 eves. '76 ~. ton. PIS, auto, 8' ---------,.~ bed, lumber ro<'k & tool -SEA RAY'S ~/ tlSO box.$3~.5'8·l!NS -· ........_.._. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,_ 9570 Al 1., -• 1974 250 Yamaha MX-••••••~•••••••••••••••• I 8'-30' Terry lot front fork Bofl Hon 66 Chev step-van ....... rAu•s shocks. etc. ssso.' Call w/'736cyl. eng, 14mpg, ""' ...,,.. 962·9898 afler7 p.m. everything good cond SEA RAY 14'x6' bed. wmdows. ex. S 74 BSA 500 Victor, new tros . $1600/ofr. Call 2327 So. Main ••. 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TORMENTED LIFE CHEYENNE, Wyo: !AP > - Tina Ann Hagemakcr . severely beaten by her father the first time when she WdS jus t fi ve wt•ek s old. died at age 10, np- purcnlly from a final bcalint{. I kr neighbors here never knew ~he died. They never knew she c\'en existed. The small. bespectacled girl had been kept in a closet. with <i blanket on the floor and nothing else. for months at a time, of. fic1 als say. She wasn 'l allowed to go outside lo play, and didn't at· tend school. ~ "No one knew she was th£re ... · one investigator said. "If anyone was in the house, she was locked in the closet." Tina Ann's parents. Larry and Drc nda Hagemaker. wer e divorced lal't month, officials Tina Ann Hagemaker sa~-. And Mrs. Hagemaker. 29. mother of two other children, ap· parenlly deC\dc.-d then to speak out about her daui:mter's short. tormented life and her death 2' ~ ycan. ui:!O l.aramw County Sheriff Dennis Flynn said of Mrs. Hage maker. "During 12 years of marriage. !-.hl' had no cuntal'l .,.. ith her parents and other~. and she was rcstr1c-tcd in her activity hl•rSl'lf " After h car in~ M rs . llagcmakcr), s tory, officials charged herfbrmer husband, a 33-ycar-old television repairman from Trinity, Ala., with first· degree murder in his daughter's death. lie has been jailed without bond in Decatur, Ala. At a hearing, he refused to wo.llVl' C)(tradition to Wyoming. An extradition hearing is set Ike. 16. llagemaker served six months in jail in Alabama after plead1n~ guilty to child ne~lecl in connec· tion with the beating Tina Ann suffered whl'n ::.he was an infant. lier arm and no::.c were broken. and for a long time afterwards .she cried out 1n ll'rror "hcnc\'cr a man came ne.ir her. When she was five months old. Alabama welfarl' orrtc1als took her from her parents and put her in a foster home. For nearly four years. she was happy. · But then the Alabama welfas:.e department decided Tina Ann s hould be r eturned to her parents. The foster parents. Mr. and M rs. Wayne Mccravy, s aid the social workers who took Tina Ann from them promised that she would be closely watched and that the parents would not be al· lowed to take her out or the state. But 111 197,1 tht? ll a~makers took Tina Ann and moved to Clwycnnc. In Junt' 1975 they re· turned lo Alabama --without Tina i\nn On Jan. 28. 1975. s he had ap· parently been beaten to death. Laramie County Atty. Thomas Carroll said her body was buried under a shack northeast of Cheyenne. fo'our months later, he s;.iid the body was dug up and burned, and Tina Ann's remains "ere scattered across the coun· tryside. Offi cials have declined to say why this was done or how it was accomplished. Jn De1:atur, Mrs. M~Cravy re·. m e mbe r ed Tina Ann a s a frightened Child. As an infant. after she was hospitalized, "she just screamed and was ter· rificd." Mrs. Mccravy said. "She terri(ied or men. ll was a long time before she would let my husband hold her." Now. 21, years after her death, searcherg are scouring the prairie northeast of Cheyenne. looking for a trace ot Tina Ann's remains. Laramie County ~etllf's dep· uties a nd m e mlie r s of ttre Colorado State University an· thropology department found s ome bone fragm ents they believe came from the girl's re· mains. F1ynn said. Laboratory t ests confirmed that som~ of the fragments are of human origin. -c::-. ._...._--~ ...... .,..,,. :;i:::=:__,....._......._._._.,,..._,., .. ____ --~----·..--,.......,_.,_._._. .. ··-,, ·-----... :.-;J....-------~---.-.-------iiiiiiiiiii~~~~~ 1J6HeldHostage Hijackers -Kill W. German Pilot !'JAIROBI. 'Kenya !AP >. Ht· jackers killed the pilot of a West German airliner, forced 1t lo land in Somalia today and threatened fo blow up the plane with 86 re· 1 maining hostages unless an ex· 1 tended ransom deadline is met, ~officials said. A West Germ.an government -spOkesman said in Bonn the piloT was apparently shot dead before the L11nhansa BoemJ? 737 JN took of( la te S unday from South Yemen. Ills body was dumped on the runway shortly after the aU.liner l.•u1d.e,d wHboul pel'mlssion in t.togadishu, the 1 Somali capital. I The rour hijackers have de· J manded the release of 13 ter· t rorists imprisoned in West l \ Germany and Turkey and pay. I menl or $15 million. No e(fort to meet the demands was reported 1 as the hijackers extended their I deadline first to 7 a.m .. PDT. I then to 7:30 a.m., then to 5.30 I p.m .. in Somalia. AP W110 ..... w DEAD AIRLINE PILOT Juerge n Schumann, 37 The West German government l et a Sunday deadline pass ·without any attempt at com· pli•iice. However, it sent Somalia said German a nd negotiators to the airport m Somali negotiators convinced the Mogadishu in an effort to save hijackers to extend the deadline. the hostages, who include a Armed soldiers surrounded the Cali~ w~~ilh a heart e.!!ne at a distance in front of the condition and her 5·yc'ii-010 S<>-0:---m :llli -(ermlnaTfrl UiC'SOlmrtt The American ambassador in capital -the jet's sixth stop Grove Woman • since' two Arabic-speaking men and two women commaP1deered 1t over the French Riviera on Thursday. The Wl•Sl German AO\'ernment said 1t could not conflrm beyond doubt that the dead man·s body w.;,ts that of th!! chief pilot. Jul•rgl'n Schumann. But a 'pokesman said the tl<md man had a notebook conta1nin~ the n:.inll· ;\tonik.1 Schumann, the ch1d pilots"" 1rl._, :'\lon1ka ~humann. "ho has sons aged 11 and 2. told a German newspuper Just -w~ek th.,t h~ husband expected his plane might be hijacked some day. and told her: "I( that happens. JUSt stay ca1Q2 1·J1l not the type for d a n i: e rous"'hefo1cs ... Th~ San Diego area woman with a heart cond1t1on who was bc1 ng held hostage h ad been permitted to travel by her doctor only "ir she took 1t easy," sa)'S the woman's daughter. Christine Santiago, 44. of Santcer reciuires daily mcdica· tion to keep her blood pressure down. said Christine Du rham, ;\t rs. Santiago's 25 -year·old daughter. Stale Department officials con· firmed Mrs . Santiago and her ~:yl"':rr-oht-:rorr;-f ~ w~-mrthe GermanJcthncr . Three Gunmen Tie Up Four, .RobHBHome HB Police Accused -'f-br~~ sl-Oc k.in g-mas ke d gunmen burst into a south Hunt- in glon Beach ho me Sunday ni ght, tied up four residents and stole Sl.420 in cash. ammunition and tape equipment. police reported. Th e bandit s bro k e through the front door at the h o m e of Doug Gold. 2<131 I Brent.stone Lane. at ahout I I p.m . and brandished two re· volvers and a rifle, according to <p<>tice reports. The gunmen tied Gold and three of his fri ends with lt>lephone and stereo speaker wire before making off with their loot. The men also took the keys to a Westminster coin shop al 8558 W~tmlnster Blvd. and an auto belonging to one of Gold's friends. Westminster Police Lt. Joe . , Woods said a silent alarm went off at the coin shop at 11 : 12 p m. Pofice arrived and round the shop ragsacked. Losses have not been determined at this time. said Woods. Trio Slwots · . Rookie Cop RtALTO ·cAP) -A 22-year-old ~ h~~~~~~~o~e~et~~an~~~!~ Police Academy has been shot after questioninJC three youn~ men who allegedly were tamper- ing with a car. police said. • David Bailey, or Rialto was re· ported in critical condition Sun· aayat Kaffet P e rmane nte Medical Center in Fontana. -Of Mistreatment A Garden Grove woman has Accused the Huntington Beach Police Department of mistreat· ment when she was held in city jail last October on theft charges. Caroline Donna Casey claims that she was questioned frol'n' Oct. 1 through Oct. 7 in connec· lion with an alleged criminal In· volvement of her boyrriend who she identifies as a Huntington Beach police officer. · Mrs. Casey claims she suffered a miscarriage in November and that it was due to a. lack of medical attention and physical and mental strain and distress while in jail. H e r attorney is seeking p~mission to fil e a late claim or $250,000 in damages against the city. . City Administrator Bud Belsito said today that the city council normally refuses to accept s uch claims and turns them over to the city's insurance carrier as a mat· ter or course. Mrs. Casey's claim is believed to be tied with another police h earing involving purported ·•prayer meetings" attended by a group of off-duty officers in nlght-Ume hours at Huntington Beach's Central Park. Word of the "prayer meetings" which involve a llegations or drinking parties held in 1975. sur- faced last week at an appeal by Lt George Renek at a grievance hearing. Renek was apparently sus· pended because or an ar gument with another police lieutenant over an investigation. Disciplinary action had been taken against sever al officers in connection with the "prayer meetings." A second hearing that involves "prayer meetings" as well as other issues is scheduled to come before the city's personnel board Wednesday night. This hearing involves Sgt. Jim Dahl who is appeali9g a reported termination from the for ce last December fo llowing an in· vestigaUon by the police intel'flal affairs board. · Police Chief Earle Robitaille s aid today that a series of charges were brought against Dahl but didn't choose to go into specifies while the appeal is be· inf( heard. Robitaille said there is a con· nectlon between Dahl and Mrs. Casey. The Dahl matter was heard before an arbitrator In June. The tity's personnel board has the fin al say ln the dispute. H is not known what the a rbitrator's recommendations were. ln the le~al claim. an attorney said Mrs. Casey informed of· ficer-s at the time ot her arrest that she was an epileptic patient requiring scheduled medication and that she also was In the ad· vanced stages of pregnancy. She claims that no medication was given her despite repealed requests. She :dd that her condition worsened by "Irregular and op· pressive intem>galions." She was taken to Orange Coun· l>' MuniclDAl...C®rUQt arralll)· <See POUCE, Pa1e A21 . -~~ COUNTY A RE CAPT. JIM CASLIN HANDLES CAN r:..OM INSIDE ACID SUIT~~=---'4111 Chemical Found et S&.1nset Beech Turned Out to be Concentrated Teer Gas Man Shot, Suspected Beach Ineident 2 lnjured by Teargas Fume• ~ BB-Ra By ARTHUR R. VINSEL Vt -:pe-A 1>eact~o0~'6ffi'g-sr;:{het illld A Minn~ta man. suspected by police or raping a llµntington Beach woman. is m stable but g uarcted condition today at Pacifica Hos pital after betn~ shot in the chest Friday by an of· fleer. David Joe Bailey, 27. had re· turned lo the home of a 28-year· old lluntm~ton Reach woman he allegedly raped Oct. & arter call· 1n g her a lmost daily and apologizing for the assault, said police S(:!t. Luis Oc hoa. The woman told police Bailey wanted to sec he[ again and pick up a watch he h ad left at her d owntown Huntington Reach home where the rape occurred. Police staked out the house and attempted to arrest Bailey al 7:50 p.m. Bailey allegedly resisted and Om cer Tim Christensen fired a single 'shot into the suspcct's chest. Bailey then ran about 200 feet before he fell and was arrested. The apparently un a rmed Bailey underwent surgery Fri· day night for removal of a slug from the left side of his chest. Police said they found no weapon at the scene but did locate .22 caliber ammunition in Bailey's auto. The cou ple went to the woman's home where Bailey al· legedly beat and raped her, Ochoa said. Council to Vie w Parked Car Sales Huntington Beach City Council mem&rs tonight will consider an ordinance to prohibit sales oC -aut om obiles p a rke d along arterial highways and 1.ocal streets. The public part of the meeting starts at 7:30 p.m. in council chambers. A c losed·door, executive session will be held at 6:30 p.m. to d iscuss lillgaUon involving the Hl.rnUngton Beach Inn:- son who examined a plas tic· wrapped-0bjecu.b:at waslted YR. i Seal Beach. s utrered injuries Sunday when a canister of pure- teargas inside broke open, ~w· ing the area with fumes. One fireman from the Orange Count y Fire D epartment's nearby Sunset Beach station also :o;uffered from effects of the white powder in one of two containers wr.ippro together. --- Fireman Da~e J ohnson. 22. Loren Altrueda. 45. and his son .Joe , 13, w<.'re treated at a nearby hospital and released, according to authorities. They suffered dir.ziness plus severe skin irritation and irMta· tion of the eyes and mucous membranes from exposure to the powdered teargas. J\t ystifi<.'d authorities today were trying to determine the · origin of the ma~rial, which ex· perts fro m the county's llcizardous Chemical Task Force ~av Is not of mili U)ry origin. Body Mixups Baffle Cops SAN JAN, P.R. <AP> -An ad· m1tledly bewildered police de· parlment. which has already dug up four bodies without finding the right one. said It might exhume four more corpses today in an at-. tempt lo find the body of New ·vork diamond dealer Abraham Shnfir.adch. Col. Hector Lugo, director o( tho Bureau of Criminal '1n· \1esligation, said there were as many as four bodies -all iden. hricd before burial -that could b<? the one police are looking for. M eanwhlle, authorities bcre to- day awaited the results or a check of a fingerprint taken from a badly burned body believed to be Shafizadeh's. Sherifl~s deputies also pointed out the teargas canis ters. washing uo aJ least three da)'S - earlier. WC\'e not typical teargas grenades. bu~ act\l&l con~inett holdlngbulk supplies._ Suspicions were initally dire<:t- ed al nearby Seal Beach Naval Weapons Station, where tons of ammunition aud other military weaponry are stored. . Sever a l pe rsons told in· vestlgators they had seen the odd little parcel lying on the beach while st.roJling and beach- comolng over (fie past re-e---· days, but thought nothing or it. Flotsam and jetsam washes up nearly every day along Surfside Colo ny and Sunset Beach·s strand. due to their nearness to Long Beach Harbor and water current ptitterns. The 9 a.m. call to the beach in the vicinity or 17121 So. Pacific Ave.. brought county firemen, sheriff's deputies, Orange Coun~ ty Harbor Patrol offi cers from Sunset Aquatic Park and Hunt· inJ?ton Beach lifeguards. Coast We athe r Lnte night through mid· m o rning log a nd low clouds with hazy afternoon suns hine Tuesday. Lows tonight 59 lo 63. High Tues· dny nenr70. INSIDE TODAY Can tM Dodgers come back _ /rom o 3·1 d1/lcit in the World Series? Only thfce 1eam~ have. Storlcl, 8J. Al Y-loHlrl<t ........ ladex a ca 11 A4 Al •s L. M. le,- lvtlllnt C.111-• c1nliow c.f!llCI ere .. ...,. .,., 0 .. lllN.-CM .... .,. .. , .... ••tt•'-,, ........ "'o.-, • ·~ .. ., M "' ----~- A% DAIL V PILOT Hjr Monday. October 17, 19n First to Pay 1 • Tax Collector Givea Prize Retired Tu.<1tln grocer Rocco F . Bu alone left the office of Orange County Tax Collector·Treasurer Robert Citron $10 richer thWlhe expected to be today. TUAT'S BECAUSE BnsaJone was I.he f1r~t or 506,3S9 Orange County property taxpayers to pay his tax bill. The bills were mailed last week. Citron found Basalone waiting when he opened his office for business today. Citron opened his own wallet and i.:avc the retired Tustin residenl$10 ·'as first priie." - Basalone, 18411 Warren Ave., paid Citron $513.86, the first installment on his tax payment. I THE RETIRED AJpba Beta employe 's taxes had gone up S52 for the year. Citron s11jd, but noted that Basalono told him he never kicks about his taxes. Tested on Rats Food Preservative Cause of A111nesia? ByPIDUP ROSMARIN amined. oe .. o.i,, ..... u ... " They predict the Food and Low doses of soruum nitrite. a Dru~ Administration will start n preservative used in cured pork testin~ program of its own when meats such as hot dogs. hams the UCl research,is published. and sausages, cause amnesia in The research findings will be rats, according to findings by an announced next rponth at a meet· Fro• Page Al POLICE ... ment on Oct. 17 aftd suffered an c p 1 I e pt i c s t• 1 z u r c w h 1 c h hospitalized her for several days, she said. In No\ ember. ~he suffered a m1-;t<1rrragc. :she said .. " Polll·t• ('apt. Oon.1hl Jenkins M11d lhut 1r lheru was an mkhng that Mn;. Casey was on medica· lion , l'lht' :.1111hl have lwc11 taken lo the hosp1tul on the recommcn du lion or .i nurse. Cyclist Dies As Cops Chase Speeding C 1 ar A motorcyclist \\ho was struck he:.id-on by a police car pursumi:: another motorist was one of two traffic fataliucs recorded over the weekend in Stanton. accord 1ni:: to Or.mgc County Coroner's deputies Mit:hacl lh•rkt·r. 17, of 15391 Cunningha m Ave • Westminster died Sunduy morning from in· Jtme:. sustained in th(' f'riday t•vcning crash APW~ .. 0t.Wlll9 FOR QUICKER LIQUOR, JUST ADO WATER Pre-mixed Cocktalla Include Alcohol Dry Martini . . Pouxlered Booze Due WASlllNGTON <AP I -The ultimate in the dry martini may I.Jc hi'~1dcd for the American market -powdered bool.e. ipternationaJ team of research ing of the Society for Neuro r --"1i'ftrnSIT.!:ts''Wtfl'k'IJJg-lltt1e fhj"'1:vmiJm1e-.-_..;.,:;"'"c,_,.1 e-n..:..l';_e~I n·· itnfilie Im. The memory·altering doses The startling reaction to the llC' was taken to Fountain Vallc.•y Community Hospital after b1•in~ struck by the Stanton poli ce car which was pursuing :1nolhcr vehicle on Wes tern Avenue between Chapman and Orangewood Avenues. officials hlild l"hl· Tl'ctt:.ury Department's Bureau of Alcohol. Tobacco and F1reurms is slurl yi11g pow<iered alcohol, developed by a Japanese frrnnmrtbt-r~ c.-urtt'l1dtted-;f~~ock.t.ails __ _ -are equivalent to the amounts of che'mical preservative wa'!i dis· -the chemicals found-in the foods. covered unexpectedly during the scientists say. l · While the researchers stress earn10g experiments with ro· dents, part of a major study of that so far the chemical effect the physical causes of senility in bas been detected only in rats aging brains. ancl-mice. lhey say the question The research is headed by Or of its possible influence on the James L. McGaugh, UC! vice human brain ought to be ex-chancellor of academic affair-. and professorofpsychobiology. Sclwols Nix Sexist Text SALEM. Ore.-. (AP> ...- Social studies textbooks that refer to "our founding fathers" won't be accepted for i.e in Oregon schools under recommendations of the state's textbook com· mission. The "founding fathers" _p_hrase was cited as an ex· ampfe of language showing a sexist, racist or ethnic bias. • The Oregon State Board of E<iucalion will re,eivc the commission's report Friday and decide al its Dee. 15 m~ting whether to accept the list of criteria for textbooks on social studies, music and home economics. . Murder Rap Due in Death Of Attendant ~1urder and robbery charges were expected to be filed today against three Los Angeles men aecusod of shooting..a T.Ustin.g.a£ station attendant to death during a wee~end robbery, police re· ported. ~ Kill'M m the 3 a.m. hofdup at. Ragan Arco Station, 13742 Red Hill Ave., was Alfred Liberator. 72. Santa Ana. who died of two gunshot wounds in the chest, police said. Officers immediately ap· prehended the three suspects. Arbyl Lows Hryant. 18 ; David Tyrnne Samuel. 20, and William Robinson, Jr., 20. a II of Los /\ngelcs': Police said 'Samuel was an escapee from Patton State Hospital in San Bernardino. Police said no money was taken in the rohbery, explaining t hat cash rcccipLc; ror gMollne purchases are dropped into a locked container. Officers said they expected the three suspects, who arc now in Orange County Jail, to be ar- raigned sometime Tuesday. McGaugb and his research as· soci ates. selected from three continents, are studying the er feet of aging on learning and memory in rats. "Wc'ra trying lo figure out what goes on in the brain when memories are formed," he said in an interview. The sodium nitrite experiment was performed as one of a series of experiments testing the effects of different chemical substances on norepinephrine. Norepioephrine is a chemical hormone thought to be directly related in some way with the bilQin 's ability lo 'ret11rn inform11- tion. to remember. McGaugh said the sodium nitrite reaction was a · "sur- prise." He said that when It was •nJerl ed Into both rats and mice in a solotlon ofdbtilled water, lbe ro- dents were unable to remember .,,., learning exercises taught withm an hour or so after injection. The animals were able to re- tain memo of the tests before • being given iJieiJrug. anCJ coUld relearn them after the efCecU. or the sodium nitrite wore orr. :\ll'G a ugh said. ·And." he saic1 , "the doses really are not very far from those ·which kjds get eating hot dogs:· He added that the dos es con- tained about as much sodium r1itr1te as is found in "four or five .. frankfurters. He'll preview his findings in a 7 p .m . lllov. l lecture at UCI. ~nnsored by university ex- tension. McGaugh's laboratory experi· ments were carried out and supervlse<t by Dr. Robert A. Jensen and Dr. Joe L. Martlne7. Jr. of the United States, Dr Bernard Soumlreu-Mourat of !··ranee and Beatriz J . Vasquez or Argentina. Graduate students assisting in lhe research included J oe S Lacob, Ter~a McGuiness, David 4\brrujoandSc.oU.liern.ess. Or. Martinez cmphasil.ed that the sodium nitrite reaction in ro dents may not be found in human ' bemgs. ··we have found,·: he said, "that sodium nitrite induced am· nc-;ia in one strain of r ats, In one strain of mice, in one laboratory. and for one learning test. "Thal is not sufficient evidence to pull it off the market, or press the public panic button." · 1'he second traffic death oc· curred early this morning and cla1mc.-d the life oC an 18-year-old Garden Grove girl. Teresa J . Marlin , 68St Vani;tuard Ave. died at 7:30 a .m. of 1nJunes suffered ma l :45 a.m. .icc1dent. coroner's deputjes ~aid Add1lJonal accident details "t•rc unavailable from Stanton poll<·c MayorFimls Body of Man In 'Suicide' SAN DIEGO <AP > -Mayor Pete. Wilson discovered the body or ll man who plunged lo his death from the toth fl oor of the Ci· tv llJll parking arcade, pohce :-:11<1 todu \' \\ d-.on o;pntt<·<I the.· bo<h or W1lltam Stewart Burgess. 22. in <I pool of blood Friday while Wil'ion and a city councilman were walkln~ in the civic patio A search or the parking bfbld· Jng turned up a set of keys belonging to Burgess on a 20th· st1'1tT tcdj:C! lm~~at~ sttttl tt appt•arcd to be :.u1cidc Burge!>~ li\'ed In nearby Ramona Wilson 1s a Repuhhran ran- d11l:1t1· for i:ovcrnor of C'.iliforn1:t Santa Ana Youth Shot An 18·YNtr·old Santa An'1 youth "<.1s shot Sunday _cv~ning_Jtli.ht· stood In a telephone booth near Santa Ana's El Salvador Park. polite said Benjamin R. Garcia was treal· crt for a Jtunshot wound in tht• s h o u I d c r • b u t w a s n '<f ho-;pflalizcd. OHic<'rs said no motive for tht• !\hooting fc; known Garcia ran to a friend ·~ home nearby before -.ummonin>! pol1cr. offircr~ re portcrl QuePn Asks Unity WJ\Kf:Fn:LD. Quehec IAP) - <J11ccn J.;117.:.ihelh JI, nn a Jubilcf' tour or Canada. journeyed by s tPnm ·powerccl train t o this Uatint•au River v1llaJ?c Sunday after mukinit 11 lel<'viscd appeal for nat1on:d unity between Fre>nt'h and ~niilish.spenking f<''iHl\·nt:-. Ttt•: AC"Tl'.\J, ALCOllOI,, STILL in liquid form. ·is i.P tiny pa1 I ll'll·~ ~u.,1wnlltd in a 1>owder that looks like a gelatin desert 1111' \1111 111 l:H"t, lht• hr!>l ~ales or the product in Japan have been :" J 111.,l· \\ in1· ~t·lal1n But <.'1K•kta1l" 1n small cans or foil packets ~re being studied rm th1• Aml·r1tan market. Global Marketing of Seattle said dis· tn lt11t1nn in th" country depends on how the Treasury Depart· 111 1•111 1ll'<·11lcs to tax the product ,\ TIU:ASl'K\' DEPARTMENT s1>0kesman. who said the product " -.aft\Y will be checked. noted that officials were havm.: o,lllTI I' Jllllhlt•IO:-t dCCldtng hOW tO apply taX laWS Written for JiqUld akohol to u oowder. . Mike Hill nf Global Marketin~ said initial plans. sf the gov· ernmenl approves. call for cocktails that could be made by sim· plyadrnn.rw:.itcrto the product Ill' nott•tl that \here are pre-mixed cocklails on the market. as "ell ::is powdered m1"<t>S to which the drinker adds his own alcohol t•> m:ikt• <• <:o<.·ktail. but said this powder would be less bulky and t•<J:.ll'r to u.-.e WITH TU£ POWDE RED PRODUCT, for example, a c·us\omei· could tcur open an envelope. add water and ha\le a whiskey :-our, tJa1qum. Bloody Mary or other cockt,.il. Hill said. /\ J{Ovcrnmcn\ spokesman said the product could have a sub· stantial effect on alcohol u~e. notably by campers and others car· l'}ln~food into lhe wilds_ Top Court Clears Runway for SST WASlllNGTON (AP> -The l1 s supreme court cleared~~ Wfly today for landings Of the Concorde supersonic Jetliner at Nl"w York's J ohn F. Kennedy Jn· tt-rnnt1onal Airport. An airline ~pokesmnn said the plane would bl" test-landed Wednesday and might begin dally nights Nov. 22. Rrlllsh Airways and Arr France suid through spokesmen in New York that they would con- duct a 1omt familiarization flight to Kennedy Airport Wednesch1y Ma1i Stabbed In Santa Ana A SS-year-old Westminster "lnnn was reported in good coodi· lion today after being stabbed in I he hack ouL.,ide a Santa Ana laundromat Sunday evening, pol 1 re reported. John L. Munoz.~. tofd officers he had seen a teen-ager loiterin~ nc><ir his \'an oul-;idc the South Rristol Strttt laundry. Ile said he usk<'d ~he youth to leave and was i;tahbc.d in the back as he turned to ~o inside the buil ding. Poli ce said the 16-year-old San· ta /\na stabbing suspect turned himself in to police a short Ume 1~1lcr nnct was booked Into Orange County .Juvenile I foll. mornlng on a Concorde taking off fronrPafth The carriers said they hoped to begin daily service from London and Paris to Kennedy b)' Nov. 22. The justices t urned down, without comment, a request by the Port Authority of New York and New Jer!ley that they order a delay to all Concorde operations at JFK until o rormal appeal could be flied with the court. Today's action does not pre· vent-the-port·aulhorlty-fffm-fil-- \ng s uch an appeal. In the in· tcrin), however: it appears that commercial rugbts of the British- French airliner New York of· Cicials have fought against for nearly two years will begin serv- ing the airport.. British Airways and Air France are the only airlines or. fcring Concorde flights. To date, the only regularly scbeduled eoncorde flights to the United St ates have been landing at Dulles International Airport near Washington. On Sept. 19. the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court or Appeals in New York reject.ed two requests by the port author ity to overt.um a federal trial court's ruling that Concorde oper ations at JFK could begin Oct. 20. OAANOI! 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'"•• .,. ,..,'""'"'~d •""nvt ,,,.( ·•• Pf''"''''~ et f'W'f°'~.,..,_, '-<•...i c•••• ""''•o• .-1e1 •• Cttl• ~·•· QITl'Jrnla Str11tt-r1111""' tw """'"-'..-~ fftitf\tPll't Oy m•tf \• \0 "'°"'"''! "'1h1er't *"'•••ttoflll\S,) jdl'ftf)fttf\11 Families of Hijack VictimJJ Beg for Their Release BONN, West Germany IA Pl -"Mr. Chancellor, I want my mommy hllck," read the sign curried hy 10.year·oltl Mike Rrod, one of the friends and relatives of air hiJack hostages who came t oday to plend for their loved once;· lives. The boy's mother. Jutta Brod. was one of at leasl seven women who won a week's vacution on tho M~ditcrranean island of Majorca In beauty cor1tc!-lts. ON TIU: Wi\ Y HOM E TlftJRSOAV, their plane was hijacked hy terrorists demanding the rele;tse or \3 t<'rrorasts held in West Germany and Turkey. The plane today was in Mogadishu. somalia. where lhc hijackers were threatonini.t to blow it up. Youns.: Mike. stanfllng with tears in his eye~ h •fore the offic~ of Wcsl German Chunc·cllor ll<•lmut Schmidt, was ton emotional to Lalk with reporters. His father. Paul. spoke for him. "All special intf'r<'sts nrc rcrre~~nlrd In the criiils staff.·· the lather said. "I want to know who r<'pr<'sents the interests or the holltagcs. Thls~s the q11c~t1on I will tt'tk of the r hancrllnr ·· NF.ARJ,V A OOZF.N R F.l.ATJVF.S and cloge Cricnrls or the 86 hijack host ages ~ul h1•r<'cl at I hr hr•ovily iwarded rhan<-cllcry, where Schmidt 11n pl;in R'1vnnmcnt moves in Lhc hijnck drama aonn clamped a news hlorkout on negotiations with the hi· Jackers and t:tive-no lndlcotmn whc-\hN· ll wt1Hr::IM.1l1c~.ttt= r orists. - others In the group outside Schmidt's olllce included Sabine Lidtke. who:i;e 26-year.old daughter. Simone, was one of the beau· ty contest winners aboard the plane. The mother. brother and sis· trr of l9-ycar·old Diana Muell, also a beauty contest winner, soon JOi ncd the group. A M1DDLE·AG£D WOMAN, HER eyes red trom tears • cl cc lined to talk with rePOrters and had to be steadied by a frienct. The bearded, 35·year·old Brod said he and his son drove near· ly 70 miles from their home in Altendiei to Bonn to talk with gov- t•rnmcnt leaders. A school.age daughter stayed home. . "f um not very hopeful," Brod 8tlld. "But t have waited roor days nlrcnrly tor a decl11lon. 1 didn't want to reel guilty because I had no{ made every a~tempt to save my wife. Therefore. 1 must ~cc the chancellor ·· D F.SPITF. T HEIR WISHES, BROD and the others were una- hll' to meet with Schmidt. Aides said the chancellor was meeUng with hi!' crisis :::tarf. ln~tc-wt . tht' friends and relatives w~re u shered past the mrned guar<fi; lntn the chancellery for a meeUng with state u·cr~turit's M anrrcct Schueler and Ernst Haar. Al'.1.c.c the mc'i.tlnt Lbe Brods..Arul ~era left without speak· tnl:''i]rtu,enotte~ -=-= ---_ _ ' Carter 'Pushing' Treaty W ASHJNGTON (AP> -Presi· de.pt Carter. 11tepping up his drive for ratification of the Pannma Canal treaty, told a new blue·rlbbon committee of treaty s upporter s today that the American people havo not beard the truth about the pact. "It's crucial to me that the American people know the facts about the treaty, which have so · far not been successfully pro- mulgated," Carter told/\be panel, wblcb met with him lo the White House. The committee includes busi· ness and labor leaders, former militaryot'ricers and members of past. administrations who banded together specifically to support. the treaty u nder tire from foreien policy conservatives. Carter told called winninf Senate approval ot \he paot ooe of the most important and perhaps one or the most dillicult tasks be faces. "What you do," the President told members of the panel, "will have far reaching impact" on the West e rn Hemisphere and perhaps on the ent ire world. Tbe head of the committee, Averill Harriman, one-time am· bassador-to oscow w o served as a government envoy in many capa~Cies, t.old Carte r those seated around the Cabinet table represented only-a cross· section of more than 100 persons who have joined the committee. Harriman said the group con- tinues to grow. Members or the g roup or- ganized the panel without official White House Involvement. one aide said. But others said the comm ittee grew out of a breakfast for "optniori leaders" held at the White House recently by a task force heacled... by HamUton Jordan, a top presidential assis- tant. . The breakfast was one of several White House briefings for "opinion leaders" since Carter announced agreement oo the pact this year. More than 800 persons h ave attend ed tbe session!, described by aides as an effort to .. educate·· people who will return to their home states carrying the administn- Uofl 'S s ide of the treaty debate. Members of the committee ln-' e lude tien . Maxwell Taylor, ro rmer Chairman of the Joint Chie.(s of Statt; George BaJl, · fonner WlideraecretarJ ~at.ate; A FL·CIO Ptuidenl Geor1• Meany; Lady Bird Johnson; former senator and ambas»Oor Henry Cabot Lodge; former Senate Republican Le~der Hugh Scott: Chairman lrving Shapiro or ~t.' du-Pont d emoura Co.: Chairman Robert. Anderson of the AUanUc Richfield Co., and New York lawyer John McCloy. Pickeroo '77 Continues in Today'S-Pilot Pigskin Pickeroo '17 contin~ lo pit Oran~e Coast football !ans in competition lor recognltioo a nd prizes worth $3,500. Weekly winners of the 10.wet:lc contest are awarded a one~year membership at Naulilus Newport, a co-ed fitness center preferred by area profess'iooal athletes. · Second· and third.place en- ' tranta win ..$10-iii!.-.certi!iea that may be redeemed al any store in South Coast Plua. Costa Mesa. For detail5 and entry blank, look lor Pigskin Pickeroo ·n in the s ports poges of today·s, Tuesday's and Wednesday's Dal· ly Pilot. Fire Work Of Arsonist Orange County SherlfC's oC· Cicers have determined thal a fire which lntlicted heavy damage on a mobile home tn Suoset Beach during tbe weekend was the work of ao arsonist. r Investigators now believe that a n unknown intruder set the blaze Saturday which badly burned a mobile home owned by Curo! Ann Tipples, 37, of 163751.il 26th Street. Seal Beach firemen fought the - blue find luler estimated damage at $2,500. The fire broke out shortly after the victim left. her hornc for the evening. Priest Defies Rule LONDON CAP) -The Rev. Alison Palmer, one of the first women prtcsu or the Episcopal Church or the United Stat.es. bas defied a ruling of the Church ot England and celebrate'd Roly Com munlon in u1 Anglican pariah churth In Manchester -T~~~ " -> Irvine EDITION ---------- T oday's Closing -~ N.Y.Stocb · VOL. 70, NO. 290, 3 SECTIONS, 28 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1977 TEN CENT Pork Preservative Cause of Amnesia? ' By PIDLIP ROSMARIN Ol 1 .... DAiiy Pilot Sl•tl Low doses of sodium nitrite, a preservative used in cured pork meats such as hot dogs. hams and sausages. cause amnesia in rats. according to findings by an international team of res¢wh biologists working at UC IrtMe. The memory-altering doses are equivalent to the amounts of the chemicals found in the foods, the scientists say. While the researchers stress that so far the chemical effecl has been detected only in rats and mice. they say the question of its possible influence on the human brain ouRhl to be ex -amined. They predict . the Food and Drug Administration will start a testing program of its own when •the UCI research is published. .. The research findings will be announced next month at a meet- ing of the Society for Neuro- science in Anaheim. The starWng reaction to the chemical preservative was dis- covered unexpectedly during learning experiments with ro- dents. part of a major study or the physical causes of senility in aging brains. The research is headed by Dr. James L. McGaugh, UCI vic«:l chancellor of academic affairs and professor of psychobiology. · McGaugh and his research as.~ sociates, selected from three continents, arc studying the ~: feet or aging on learning and memory in rats. : '"We're trying to figure out what goes on in the brain wtie11 memories are formed." he said <See AMNESIA, Page A2) : Pope tO Be Hostage?= Pontiff Makes-Offer to T~crncisLBandJ __ \' :\ TlCr\N CITY <A P ) -Pope ·man/innocent men" with ."com· Paul \'I. in an unprecedented passion and grt>at sorrow ... movl'.'. said toduy he was willing lie appealed to the "con· t1> offer rumself as a hostage to science" of the hijackers to stop- obtain the release of hostages in their ··cruel undertaking ... the hijacked Lufthansa jetliner li e also appealed to "all held in Mogadishu. Somalia. responsible to make everything In a teleg ram t o J oseph ·possible lo avoid further shed· Curdinal Hoeffner of Cologne:~P ding of innocent blood ... head of the German Episcopr The German pilot of the plane Conference. the 80·year·old pon · was shot and killed before it tiff stated: landed in Mogadishu., officials "Ifitwouldbcofusc.wcwould sai d The hijacker.f> ha\'e even offer our person for the thrt>atened to blow up the plane h beration of the hostages." with 86 r'emaining hostages un· The pope said he was following les:t their demands aF-t! met-by "the terrible sufferings of so 5 :30 p.m. POT A West German government spokes man said in Bonn the pilot was apparently shot dead before the Lufthansa Boeing'737 jet took off late Sunday from South Yemen. His body was dumped on the runway shortly after the airliner landed without permission in Mogadishu, the Somali capital. The four hijackers have de· mantled the release of 13 ter· roris ts imprisoned in West Germ any and Turkey and pay- ment of Sl5 million. No effort to meet the demands was_ reported.. as the hijackers extended their D.IU'f' ...... ~t•t PN1e BIOLOGIST JENSEN CHECKS RAT MEMORY Says Meat Preservative Induces Amnesia ! . ' 1 T-Beachcombers Hurt Concorde landings O eared $40 Invested $236,756Jackpot Hi~. . By Tear Gas Fumes \\',\SHl:w;To~ I APi The t • S Supn·nw Court <'kart•d the "ay today for l;m<l111)!'> of the C•mcorde s uiwrsonic Jl'llmcr al New )' ork '.& John ~Kennedy ln· t--- By ARTHUR R. VINSEL per ts fr 0 m the c 0 u n t y ·-; ternatlonal Airport. An airline l>!u..o.i1v P••"'su11 Hazardous Chemical Tas k Force spokesman said the plane would . A bea~·c~m~ing lather and sa.v is not of milit~ry origin. be test.landed Wednesday and son who e_xammed a plasl1~-Sheriffs deputies also pointed might begin daily flights Nov. 22. 1---'f'&DDe9-"001~Uhat-w~~u~_.Ul.-out-th ~~ l"~e.r~ British Airways and Air Seal Beach. suffe~ed m1unes washing up at least three days France .sa1d fhrougn spokes men Sunday ~h~n a canister of pure earlier. w:ere not typical tear gas 1n New York that they would con- ~ear gas instd~ broke open. spew· grenades. but actual containers duct a joint familiarization night in~ the ~rea with fumes. holding bulk supplies. to Kennedy Airport Wednesday One fireman from the Orange Suspicions were mitally direct-morn in~ on a Concorde taking off County Fire De parti:nent·s ed at nearby Seal Beach N.aval from Pans. nearby Sunset Beach station al.so Weaoons Station. where tons of The carriers said they hoped to su((ered_from effects of the ~h1le ammunition aud other military bcgm daily service from London powder m one of two containers weaponry are stored. and Paris·to Kennedy by Nov. 22. wrapped together. Several persons told in· The justices turned down. Fireman Dale J ohnson, 22. vestigators they had seen the odd without comment, a request by Loren Altrueda. 45. and his son little parcel lying on the beach the Port Authority of New York Joe, 13. were treated at a nearby while s trolling and beac h · and New .Jer~ey that they ord~r a h&&pital aAd releal>ed, according._. combing o-ttr-t~t-t-ftree _ ....dcla.)' to-.all ¥oncon1.e. ope.ration~ to authorities. days, but thought nothing of it. at JFK ~nt1l !1 formal appeal They suffer~ dizziness-plus Flotsam and jetsam washes up could be '.•led ":'1th the court. severe skin irritation and 1rrita· nearly every day along Surfside Today s action do.es not pr.e- tion of the eyes and mucous Colony and Suns et Beach's ~·ent the port authority from ~11· membranes from exposure to the strand. due to their nearness to mg such an appeal. Jn the tn· powderedteargas. Long Beach Harbor and water terim. however . it appears that Mystified a uthorities today current patterns, com merci.al !'Jights of the British- were trying to determine the The 9 a.m. caU to the beach in f'.r~nch airliner New York of- oril?in· of the material, which ex-the \'icinity of 17121 So. Paci fi c f1cials have fou~h.l aga1.ns t for t--T.~o_rmen!ing Finally Ends For Girl, 10 CHEYENNE. Wyo. CA P ) Tina Ann llagemaker, severely beaten by her father the first time when she was jus t five week!! old, died at age 10, ap- p~rently rrom a rinal beating. Her neighbors here never knew she died. They never knew she even existed. The small. bespectacled girl had been kept in a clo~et, with a blanket on the floor arid nothing else, for months al a time, of· ficials say. She wasn't allowed to go outside to play, and didn't at- tend school. · .. No one knew s he was there;" one investigator said. "If anyone was in the house, she was locked in the closet." Tina Ann's parents, Larry and -Brenda Hagemaker, were divorced last month. officials say. And Mrs. Hagemaker, 29, mother of two other children, ap- parently decided then lo speak out about her daughter's short. tor~nted life -and her death. 2th years ago. • Laramie County Sheritr Dennis Flynn said or Mrs. Hagemaker, "During 12 years of marriage, s he had no contact with her parents and others, and she was res tricted in her ac tivity herself." Aft e r hearing Mr s. Hagemaker 's s tory, officials charged her former husband, a Ave .. brought county firemen. nearly t~o years will begin serv- sheriff's deputies. Orange Coun· mg th.e ~1rport: . tv Harbor Patrol officers from British Airways a nd Air Sunset _Aquatic Park and Hunt· France arc the only airlines of. in~ton·Beach lifeguards . <See SST, Page AZ) •I~ REJ'O <APl --A California woman celebrated ht'r 57fh birthday early today by hitting a $236,756 j ;ir kpo t. tht.• \\orld's biJ.!1-!L'Sl <'\'Cr. • • Lnrtt"l' fl:irt1.ng of Sanamcnto scored h er bi ~ windfall ;1t 1:!: ~iq :1 m :it r larolcb Club her e. the casino l'l').JOrll'd Uarolds public-ity dfrcctor SusanJ-Jarrls..said ?14rs. Hartzog got ttcr jac kpot after pumping S40 into ~e s ame SI progressive s lot machine that delivered tfie old record of Sl80.886 to a San Francisco man in April. "She just about fainted ... said Miss Harris. Sh~i.d Mrs. llat"tzog. a_r:ctired_.bak..eo sb<m worke r and the wife of a retired civil service worker, has been coming to llarolds "for years and years. We remember her from the 1950s." Carter Steps Up Canal Pilct Push WASIDNGTON <AP) -Presi· dent Carter, s tepping up his drive for ratification of the Panama Canal treaty, told a new blue-ribbon committee of treaty s upporters today tha t the American people have nol heard the full story about the pac t. '"Il's crucial to me that the American people know the facts about the treaty, which have so far not been successfully pro- mulgated." Carte r told the V<tnel~hich met--wilh-him in the O~ty l'IMt l'lllW W lll<NN K"411« White House. . The committee includes busi- ness and labor le~ders, former military officers and members of past administrations who banded together specifically to support the treaty under fire from foreign policy conservatives. Carter told called winning Senate approval or the pact one oC the mos t important and perhaps one of the most difficult tasks he faces. "WhaLYou do," the President told members of the pane , -..--wm have far reaching impact" on the Wes tern Hemisphere and perhaps on the entire world. The head of the committee, Averill Harriman, one.ti\ne am· bassador to Moscow wh<> has served as a government envoy in many capacities. told Carter those seated around the Cabinet table represented only a cross- seclion of more than 100 pers9ns who have joined the committee. Harriman said the group con· tin ues to grow. Members of the group or· ganized the pAriel without official White House involvement, one aide said. But others said the committee grew out of a breakfast for "opinion leaders" held at the White House r ecently by a task force headed by Hamilton Jordan, a top presidential assis- tant. The breaklast was one of several White House briefings <See CANAL, Page A~) Silver ado Blaze DOused Quickly ~ Rangers at the Cleveland Na- tional Forest sal(I a blaze started by a campfire was ltmlted to only one acre in Sllverado Canyon Sunday afternoon. 33-year-old television repairman --.. <See NWRJR E, PateM l r--~-~~-~ ~~~~~~~ COUNTY FIRE CAPT. JIM CASLIN HANDLES CAN FROM INSIDE ACID SUIT ChemlcaLfAund.Jlt Suo1e.L8e•ctl.J ur..n_ed Ou~ to Be Concentrated Tear Qea Forest service officials said the blaze 1n the Ma-pte Splin-gs area on Sllverado Canyon Road was quickly doused by three aerial tankers as well as lire units on U!e ground. • ·-• , ' . ....., ____ ~··-> deadline first to 'I a.m:-; P-D!r· then to 7:30 a.m., then to s:iS p.m., in Somalia. The West GermDn government let a Sunday deadline pass without any attempt at com- pliance. However, it sent negotiators to lhe airport m Mogadishu in an eCfort to save the b.ostag!!s, who includJL a _ California woman with a heari condition and her S·year-oldson. The American ambassador in Somalia said German and Somali negotiators convinced the hijackers to ex.tend Y!ede~llne. ~ <See ID JACK, Page A2) Man Shot, Suseected . Of HB Rap~-- A Minnesota man. suspected by police of rapin~ a Huntington Beach woman. is in stable but. guarded ·con~ition today at J>.AC.ifica-1:198.JPital alter. be1na shot in the chest F'ricfay 6y an ol· ficer. David Joe Bailey, 27, had re· turned to the home or a 28-yea.r• old Huntington Beach woman he allekedly raped Oc . an"""ca11r.:.--1 ing her alm ost. daily and, apologizing for Uie assault, said police Sgt. Luis Ochoa. The woman told police Bailey wanted to see her again and pick up a watch he had Jeft at her. downtown Huntington Beactl home where the rape occurred. Police slaked out the house and attempted to arrest Bailey at 7:50p.m. Bailey allegedly resisted and Offlc.eLTi.nLCbtist~JlS.e.r.Lfited a single shot Jnto the 'susptct's chest. Bailey then ran about 200 feet before he fell and was a rrested.' T h e .apparently u narmed Bailey underwent surgery Fri.. day night for removal or a slug from the Jeft side or his chest. Police said they round no weapon at the scene but did locate .22 caliber ammunition In Bailey's auto. Bailey has three warrants tro~-Minnesota-issued-afai1ruHb--,.,1 him on sexual assault. aggravat- ed·assault and burglary charges, Ochoa reported. ·The woman who filed. rape charges against Bailey said they met Oct. 9 al a Huntington Beach restaurant. The couple went to lbe woman's home wh.ere Bailey at .. legedly beat and .r~p.ed ,!}er, Ochoa said. Coas t Weathei: Lat~ night lhrough mid· morning fog and low clouds with hazy ~fternoon sunshine Tuesday. Lows tonight 59 to 63. High Tues-' day near70. I NSIDE TODAY Can the Dodg~ come back from o J.l deficit in the World Series? Qnly lhr~e }eams have. Stories. Bl. '" 'Y-s.n1c. ... 11 ... L.M.ae.,.. ••MMts g11,., .. 1. lade x Cl c~ 11 A4 :2 Ct•ull•• C.11>1<.t a..-0.lttllN .. le" Uftwlall' ... .,.. ·hler1~ ,, .. ""'"' HYO•,.._ l •• .. !l A4 A2 DAILY PILOT Monday. October 17. 19n .... ,",... .. o.-.... FOR .QUICKER LIQUOR, JUST ADO WATER Pr ... mlxed Cocktells Include A~ohof Dry Martini Powdered Booze Due \\'ASlllNGTON <AP> The ultimate in the dry martuu muy be hcadt•d for the American marktil ·powdered booze. MURDER CHARGE Larry Hagemaker APWl"plotl .. TORMENTED LIFE Tina Ann Hagemaker Frona Page Al TORTURE REVEALED. • • from Trinity, Ala., with first-ml'mhcrcd Tina Ann as a degree murder in his daughter's frightened child. As an infant, death. lie has been jailed without after s ht' was hosp1tal11.ed, "she bond in Deeatur. Ala. JUSt screamed and was ter· Al :1 hearing. ht• refu:-t.'d to rtfil'd, .. Mrs. M cCruv~· said. Wa l\'l' l'Xlrad1lion lo Wyom111 g "Shl' \\as tcrr1f1ctl or ffil•n It was l'andab' Target Deacon Killed In Hit and Run M ENTOll, Oh io (A P J Mcm· hl'rs of tht! Mt!ntor HapLl~t Church gathered for a s pecial prayer service for their deacon, 3!1 -year -old Richard Vi/. llurtmun, who died while trying to protect lhe chur ch from van- dals. Men tor police said they have questioned two youths in connec· tion with Hartman's death. He was struck down by a car Friday night us he stood on the lawn oul side the church. lie was wnvJng his arms.. try· ing to stop the driver, when hit, according to a frie nd, James Ange l. Hartman and Ani;el had gone to the church on Ohio 84 to deliver some supplies and to check the building, which had been a target or vandalism. Ange l said they policed lire 2 Arrested trucks ucross the lawn and de· cidcd to w11it to sec ir the vandals showed up again. Two cars came acro11s the lnwn, and one or them he uded straight for Hartman. rn1Jving ::it 35 to 1\0 miles an hour. Angel said. lie said thut after the cor hit Ha rtman, 1l s ped rapidly in c ircles in t he (Jrivcway. as though the driver were tryJna to dis lodge the deacon from the car's hood. Police said the youths, ag.es 16 a nd 17. were released to the custody of thelt parents after be· ing arrested early Saturday and ques tioned. "We only pray that his death will awaken this city and the neighborhood," said David A. Powell. Sunday school superin· tendent, at the s pecial prayer s ervice Sunday. "Pray for your neighbors and Ole hopeless teen· a gers who drive through the da rkest streets at night r esorting to ::i fulfillment that leads to dis- astc1'." ...__ The Treasury Department's Bureau or Alcohol. Tobacco and ire-lff"l'ff!;i~mtltiYt"lfTA1Wd~"Ohot:-d~¥-e~ ~n..__ firm a nd beins considt'rcd for sale in pre-mixed cocktails. An c.1Ctrad1t 111n ht•:1nng " set ;1 long timt"hl'fnre sh1· w<wl. l'JlW\1hS •. :\OW, 2' ~ ycarS afti:_r~~t;r U(':ath . in j11il lrt ;\l:ilwmu aftt•r plt•ad ... m ..... g...__s,,....·1:-·:""1~rr,...,tter~ ar~-·u~ .. 1."~·---------------- Frona Page 1t I ' T HE ACTUAL ALCOHOL, STILL in liquid form. 1s in tiny particle:. suspe nded in 11 powder that looks like a gelatin dei.ert mix. And, in fact. the first salei. of the product in Japan have bet:n as a rose \\1nc gelatin. But cocktails in s mall rans or foil packets are being studied for the American market. Global Marketing of Seattle said dis· tribution in this l'OUntry depends on how the Treasury Depart· m~nt de<'1dt·s to t a~ the product. \ TR F:i\Sl'R\' DF.PART)fE!'T spokesman. who said the product !'I !'>afcty will h1• chcckt>d , nott!d that ofhc1als were havinii !'>Oml• prohlt-m~ dC'r1din~ ho" to .tppl) tax laws written for hqu1cl ah'ohol to a f)Q\\th•r \hkc.• lhll or Global Marketing s aid initial plans. if the gov t•rnment approves. ca ll for cocktails that could be made by sim ply uddmg watc.'r to the product Ill.' nott·d th.i,t lht.·n· :ire pn· mixed cocktails on the market. a!> \1 di ,,., po,1dl0rt•ll m 1"'" lO "h1rh th•· dnnkl'r add~ his ov. n alcohol to mJke J roekt.111. but ~aid th1:. po"<ll-r would be less bulky and l'J~ICf (0 ll"t' \\ ITll Tiit: POWDERED PRODt:CT , for example. :i 1·ustomer rpuld tear open an envelope, :.11hl ~ ater and have u whiskey sour. daiquiri. Bloody Mary or other cocktail. Hiii said. ,\ go\'ernment s PQkes man s aid the product could have a sub· stunli(\l effect on alcohol use. notabl~· by C<t mpers and others car· rying food into the wilds. f'roM Pa9~ A J WJACK ... Armed soldiers surrounded the plane al a distance in front of the main terminal in the Somali c&pttel-th je1.:s sul.b.....s~ since two Arabic-speaking men and two women commandeered 1t over tbc French Riviera on Thu r~day. The West German government said it could not confirm beyond doubt that the dead man's body was that or the chief pl lot, Ju e r gen Schumann. But a spokesman said the dead man had a notebook containing the name :'ifonika Schumann, lhe --ctnef pilot ·s wife. Man Stabbed In Sama Ana A SS-year-old Westminster man was reported in good condi tion today after bein1: stabbed ir the back oul'l1de a Santa Ana laundrom at Sunday e' en1ng. police reported John L. Munoz. ss. told officers he had seen a teen-ager loitenng near his van outside the South Bristol Street laundry. He said he asked the youth to leave and was sta bbed in the back as he turned to go inside the btJilding. Police said the 16-year-old San· tu Ana stabbing suspect turned himi;elf in to police a short lime Jaler and was booked Into Orange {;ounty .ruvenile Ha ll OflANOl COASf DAILY PILOT J 11.C.wtty Yl<t~9' ... •I a.-.. ~· ,_, .... , f4ht '"'::4..:.~"9 "'it OWtlotN."--'"'"°"'" "-" '"''••··· ~""91 ... 1110.,. °'""• c.tl• ....... )JOW.>I .. ~$11HI ""-.... ~, .... o .. _.,,,1 ... 1 Hlilf'l•~Ofl\tMtet". 11'11ttN~"'°" .. '1•tttt ~•dd,fbft(ll VttlJf''f! JUOl lA P~1 "'"""' ~· ~ o. ... ,, .. :., fetej>Mn• (11 4)9'2-4321 Cl11alfi.d Adver11alflt t4H4171 <,fflll•Nt• v., .. , -Ofll(o 111.-310 f•OM~( ... ,...~,,. 4....eGO ~''t; :~, °:t~~' c~:~ .. ~.,;:i~,,t;:, "'-•"•' 0" •d-• ,,. ......... "".' ....... , ~. ht' rte>'•1'\fc.t'd wtt~out '""' "' "'"'""•'" ·~ •• '°"'~~ S.c.,_, c '•" ..,.,,.~ o• If •I co, ta ,..,,. =::~:~i~t~J~~~:.;• ~.,',lr': df\••fllilh~ \J )0 f\'W'l-Afl'lif• Cyclist Dies As Cop·s Chase Spee~ing Car A motorcyclist who was struck head ·on by a police car pursuing another motorist was one of two tramc talalities recorded O\'er the weekend in Stanton. accord· ing to Orange County Coroner's deputies. Mic hael Barker, 17, of 15391 Cunningham Ave .. Westminster died Sunday morning from in· juries s uslalned in the Friday e¥ening crash. Ile was taken to Fountain Va lley Community Hospital after being s truck by the Stanton police car which was pursuing another vehicle on Western Avenue between Chapman and Or angewood Avenues, officials said. The second traffic death oc· curred early this morning and claimed the life or an 18-year-0ld Garden Grove girl. 'I'eresa J , Martin , 6851 Vanguard Ave. died at 7:30 a.m . of injuries suffered in a I :45 a.m . a ccident, coroner's deputies said. Additional acclaen1 details were unavailable from Stanton police. Pickeroo '77 Continues in Todcty's Pilot Pigskin Pickeroo "77 continues to pit Orange Coast football fans in competition for recognition and prizes worth $3,500. Weekly winners of the IO·week contest are awarded a one-year m e m ber s h ip al Nautilus Newport. a co-ed fitness center preferred by area professional athletes. Second· and third-place e n· trants win $\0 gift certificates that may be redeemed a t a ny store in South Coast Plaza. Costa Mesa. For details and entry blank, look for Pigskin Pickeroo '77 in the sports pages o f today·~. Tuesday's and Wednesday's Dai ly Pilot. Five Escape Craab_,,, TRAVlS AIR FORCE BASE CAP> fo,lve crewmen escaped serious in jury when a Navy helicopter crashed In an un- populated ar c-a aboul s ix miles rrortl here. Air Force officials re· ported. The a ircra ft c0f$hed into an l~olatcd marshland are<l al nbout A a m. Sunday ~Ulll) tu chlltl m•glt·tl II\ tonnt·t prairil· norlhcust of Ch(•)'<'nnt'. Drug Rai'd SST tion with the lll':.iting-Tina Ann look in ~ for a trace of Tina Ann 's • • • :-uf.,C.t.•rl'<I Whl'n she was an infant. n•mains lier a rm and nmw we-re broken. Laramie County ShcrifC,'.s dcp· Two men were arrested at a rering Concorde flights. To date. and for a lung hmt• uftcrwurds ut 1cs and members o'p.. t hc Lag una Beach h ome Sunday the only regularly scheduled sh\' t•ril'<i out in terror "ht.'nev~r C1)lor<.1do Stall' lJ n1 vers1ly an ni g h l a fle r narcotics in . Concorde flights to the United a m~1 n camt• near her thropology departm ent found vestigators allegedly found near· SDtaltl eslnhave ~eenl Al~rndinlg at Whcnsht·v.asf1vemonthsold. some bone fr a~menb they ly500pounds ofmarijuanainthe u es temauona Jrpor near Ala bu ma welfare officials took bclll'\'C came from the girl's rt•-house. Washington. ht•r frum ht•r parl'nls and put her mu ins, l"lynn said Investigators from Long Beach On Sept. 19· the 2nd U.S. in a fostttr Mml'-and Laguna Be ach arres t ed Circ uit Court of Appeals in New· i-·or nl'arl)' four years, she was Donald R . R'ouseal. 27 , 1685 York rejected two requests by happy f 'ront Pagt-.-t I Sunset Ridge, Laguna Beach, the port authority to overturn a Hut thl·n the Alohama \\clrare and David P. Sekulich, 30. of federal trial court's ruling that d€'partml'nt dcc1clcd Tina Ann CANAL L,ong ~ach, shortly before 11 Concorde operatio ns al JFK shou ld bl· returned t o hl'r • • • p .m . Sunday at Houseal's house. could begin Oct. 20. part'nts Thl! foMcr parents. Mr Police said they found the high ln its ruling, however , the ap. :.ind )t r~. W:ivnc ~frCra\'v, said ror :.opinion leaders" since ~r a de Mexican marijuana. l~als court said landings could tlh· ~ocial °"orkcr~ who took Tina l'urkr unnouncl'd ui:recmc·nt on valued at approximately $80,000 begin '· r o rt h w i L h , ·-and Ann from tht'm promised that she thl' pact th1~ yE>ar. More than 800 when sold on the street, inside the spokes men for both airlines said °"ould b<• cloi.ely walchf.'d and 1a·rsons ha\ t: attend ed the home. they intended to touch down the tha t the parents ~ou ld not be al· :O.t'ss1ons. dl·scrlbcd by aides as Houseal. an accountant. and first of a series or test OighL" towed to take her out of the ~tale an effort to "educate" people Sekulich, a self-employed pro-sometime in mid-October. n ut in \9N the llagem,1kt:rs °"ho will return to their home ducer. we re booked into Orang,e Rut after being asked by the took Tina Ann a nd movl'd lo st ates carrying the admin1stru· County Jull early this morniniz. port authority to temporarily Cheyenne. In June \975 lhl'y re· tiun ·s side of the treaty debate. Sekulich ·s bail was set at postpone the effect of the appeals turned to Alabama without ~l t•mbers of the committee in· SI00.000 due lo an outstanding court ruling, the U.S. Supreme. Tina Ann dude Gen . Maxwell Taylor. warrant and Houseal was being Court on Oct. 7 ordered that the On Jan. 2ft, \975, she had ap· former l'hairman of the Joint held on $7,500 tsail . landings be delayed while It con· parently been beaten to death Chiefs of St aff: George Ball. The case originated ;n Long sidered the request. Laramie County Ally. Thomas former undersecretary of state: ncach, with Laguna Beach in· In that request. port autho rity Carroll said ht.-r body wa~ huncd A FL CfO P res iden t Geor ge ve'ltigator Mike Slusher aiding lawyer Patrick Falvey said the under a .,h ack norlh\'aq of M enn~'. Lady Bird J ohnson: that city's narcotics officers in appeals cour·s ruling would C'h1•\ ••nn•· Four month" later ht· former •wnator and ambassadflr lht· urrcsts Sunday night cause irreparable ha rm because .,aid lhl' IM!) °"as du~ up und lh.·riry Cabot Lodj(t.', ro rmer it \\Ould permit Concorde opera· burned. Ulld Tina Ann·~ refrHIJ~ Sena te Republic an Leader Hugh tions "before the authority has wen· scattered acros11 the roun Scott ; C'hairmnn Irving Shapiro Mnraer Rap determined thaLs uch Oigbt.s..wm try!>ide. OHic1~h have derhnc<I of E.I du Pont <le Nemours & not result in successful noise to i.ay why this wa.<; done or how 1t Co.: Chajrman Ro~rt Anderson suits." v. a:. accomplished of the Allant1c Richfield Co . and Du • D h Fal\•ey described JFK. situal· ln Decatur, Mrs. M~PJ\'Y re New York lawyer J ohn McCloy e ID eat ed in tbe Ne w York borough of Queens.. as "one of the busiest in· r First to Pay Tax Collector Gipes Prize Retired Tustin grocer Rocco F . Bas alone left the office of Orange County Tax Collector-Treasurer Robert C\tron $10 richer than he ex peeled to be today. THAT'S BECAUSE Basalone was the first of S06,3S9 Orange County property taxpayers lo pny his tax bill. The bills were mailed last week. Citron found Basa lone-waiting when he opened his office for business today. Citron opened his own wallet and gave the retired Tustin resident SlO "as first priie." Basalone, 18411 Wa rren Ave., paid Citron $513.86, the first installment on his tax payment. THE RETIRED Alpha Betaemploye's taxes had gone up $52 for the year. Catron s aid. but noted that Bas alone told him he never kicks about his laxes. Fro• P09e Al AMNESIA STUDIED. • • in an lntervlew. The sodium nitrite experiment was performed as one of a series of experiments testing the effects of different chemical substances on noreplnephrLlle. Norepinephrlne is a chemical hormorJe thought to be directly. related tn some way with the brain's ability lo retain lnforma· tlon, t.oremember. McGaugh said the sotlium nitrite rea ction was_ a "sur- prtse." He said that when It was inject· ed Into both rats and mice in a solution of distilled water, the ro· denU were unable to remember learning exercises taught wllhjn an hour or so after injection. The animals were able to re· lain memory of the tests before being giv.en the drug, a nd could relearn them after the effects of the sodium nitrite wore off. McGaughsald. "And," he said. "the doses really are not very far from those which kids get eating hot dogs." He added that the doses con·1 talncd about as much sodium nitrite as Is found In "four or fi ve" frankfurters. He'll preview his findings ln a 7 p .m . Nov. 1 lecture at UCI , s ponsored by universit y ex· tension. McOaugh's laboratory experi· ments were carrie d out and super vised by Dr. Robert A. J ensen and Dr. Joo L. Martinez J r. or the United .$tales, Dr. Bcrnord Soumirru Mourat of France and Beatriz J. VasquH of Argentina. Graduate students assisting in the research included Joe S. Lacob, Teresa McGulncss, David Marrujo and Scott H~rness. Dr. Martinez emphasized that the sodium nitrite reaction in ro· dents may not be found in human beings. "We have found," he said. "that sodium nitrite Induced am- nesia in one s train of rats, in one strain of mice, In one la8bratory, and for one learning test. •'That is not s ufficlenl evidencf' to pull it orr the market, or press the public panic button." M artin~ said the next step ln testing should be with higher· order animals. such as monkeys. He said he is certain. though. that the FDA wlll Investigate the chemical. The tes t on rodenti; was r erformed with a rectangular box divided tnt.o light and dark sections. The rodents, which are nocturnal, prefer dark places. The scientists sought to change their natural tncllnation lo travel to the darkened part of the box, hy giving the rats and mice ex· tremely s mnll e lectri c al root.shocks whenever they went into the dark section. The ral'I learned to a void the <lurk. Rut when injected with sodium nitrite JUSt before the ll'arning SC'QU•.mcc. they would forget the roots hock experience, the r esenrch<!t'S"fmrnd. Of A d ternalional airports in the world tlell ant situated In a noise-sensitive com· munity of almos L S00,000 homeowners." Murder and robbery char ges were expected to be filed today against three Los Angeles men accused of shooting a Tustin gas station attendant to death during a weekend robbery, police re· ported . Killed in the 3 a .m . holdup at Ragan Arco Station, 13742 Red llill Ave., was Allred Lit>erator, 72, Santa Ana. who died of two g uns hot wounds in the chest. police said. Otricers immediately ap· preh endcd the lhree s us pects. Arbyl Louis Bryant, 18: David Tyrone Samuel. 20, and William Robinson, J r.. 20, all or Los Angeles. Police said Samuel was an esca pee from Patton Stal e Hospital in San Bernardino. Police said no money was taken In the robbery, explaining that cash receipts for ga1101inc purchases arc dropped into u locked container. OCficers said they expect~ the three suspects. who are now in Orange County Jail, lo be ar· ralgned sometime Tuesday. Police Probe Boat Theft Irvine police today were in· vestlgaling the theft of a jet · powceed.llHoot boat.stolen Sun·_ day from the garage of owner Sandra L. Prout. 31. of No. 7 Columbine. Police said the $8,500 orange and white craft and Its orange trailer were apparenUy alt.ached to a car and driven from the home. There were no i;fgns of forced entry to the locked garage. polleesaid 'Club' Use Rapped WASHINGTON <A P > - Energy Secretary J ames &hies· inger~id Swida)(.. thaLalUtoY& the oil companies' behavior is un~. -- satisfactory, he does not think it appropriate to use the threat 0£ divestiture "as a club." Water Everyuilaere During heavy r~lins swccpin~ the Greater Boston Aroo. a s p a rrow flnrls sheller while quenchin~ thirst al the Wh rte M cmort<Jt. --~ _____ .., .. --~~ ---..---.. _ .......... STOCKS I SYLVIA PORTER Monday't; Clo ii1g P r iCt>li NYSE COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS Ouol•I·~· •nt•-··-•on , ... -YO(ll/ .... ,,, P•<•h<. Ptw, lootOf\, 0.11011 •..0 ~''"'"""" "00 •--<~1Mwtr~ttadb~tNN•UOtWIAUOCLIUonofS.ut•l1•,Dl•l•tt~''"h'WI ·' Mond4y. October 17, 1971 IJN DAILY PILOT Few Make It .. Pat.ent Road's Tough By SYLVlA PORTt:ll The millions of people working in their basements or garages on Inventions must face some 11tralght facts: -Only a rel a ti vc handful will reucb a patent attorney with fl .. genius" of an idea. An estimated 95 percent of the Ideas submitted for patents each year are worthless. -STILL FEWER WILL FIND THE PR ODUCT patentable. The ranks of individual inventors have dwindled in recent years . The ratio of patents issued to individuals, compared with representative."! of corporations or govern· ment-sponsored projects, is down from 45 percent 30 years ugotoless than25 percent. --An even more select number will realize a marketable product. Even after the roadbl<><:ks of corporate dis interest and legal bogs (including expensive filing and search, issuance and drafting fees) are overcome and even if other factors are r i g ht , ·th e c <t~i of marketing can break a product. Thal is why large corporations have an advantage over the individual inventor e ntrepreneur. Those determined to go on should: Money's Worth -Investigate a patent attorney thoroughly. -Try to gel an ·agreement with the attorney covenng all fees for ext>enses excel>tt:hefinal filinie fee. -Delay manufacturing the item while a patent is pending, even though a search has been made. -SHY AWAY FROM DEVELOPERS WHO advertise th al they still help with t_he patent and arrange contracts. I i I I -Look for a manufacturer to buy the patent or to license for royalties in the same product field, advises New York-based Robert Lester. who averages six to 12 patents a :ear and has earned bl.s living as an Invent.or for 20 years. ~ ~equest advance monthly roYilties plus.--:;a...-,Dmnr---lt payment at signing. A manufacturer will offer a fixcct price or royalty or the optimum. a combination of both:-A 60-to 90-day exclusive option while considering a product s hould be worth $5,000 to $10.000 MORE THAN 4 MILLION PATENt'S have been issued by lhe U.S. Patent and T rademark Office since 1790. Patent Office officials refer to materials in th&-files as "prior art." This year. an estimated 70,000 patents will be granted: al one time, there were as m any as 100,000 ]>atent 1 applications pending. As few ass percent or these may be vanted, reach th~-1. market and make money. When a search turns up prior art or similar patent at the patent search library in Arlington, Va., the applicant may alter the request -or stop right there. Tftat 's why Lester emphasizes the importance oC a professional patent s earch and legal opinion at a cost or S8S ~ $200. IF THE IDEA J.S PATENTiBLE, the next step is to seek counsel from a patent attorney or agent who can deal directly with the patent office in the ex~ution or a patent application. This can cost from $600 to $1,000 for a simple 11ateot and $5,000 or more for a complex one. lt all goes well, about 1112 years later the idea shouJd be patented and ready for the first marketing move. First the inventor must create a model lo prove achievement of a technical breakthrough. A'i many as 50 percent o ( patented inventions are halted al this point Write lo the Commissioner of Patents, Patent Office. Washington, D.C. 20231 for a list of officially registered attorneys and a~enls ll 's free. Check prospective c.·ompanu.•s in related fields hy consulting the Thom'as R<.'gister of Indus try in the public library. Be concise, posit tve -and cautious aboul how much is sevealed about the idea. Market Still Faces Worry Over Interest NEW YORK <AP l ~ The stock market sHpped Into a slow decline.today, adding to last week's losses. The Dow Jones average o( 30 industriala, oCf 18.7l points last.week, wa.<tdown anotherl.30to820.34 today. Decline5 outnumbered advapces by aa.~ mngin a mong New Yorlc Stock ExchanRe-llsted luuea. Big Board voluem came to17.34 mlllioosbares .. Analysts s aid the market continued to suffer from a scarcity of buying interest with many investors expecting inter~swtes to extend their recent rise-. The Federal Reserve last week reported a s1'arp nSiTn l..he money supply that was expectM lo lead to furtb~r credil-Ught.ening by the Fed. "°"''011nA~r89ft '° '"° lO Tri\ IS Utl USll1 lndu~ Tr•" Ullll tJ ~'~ NE W YORI( (APJ. S.IH, 4 ••"'• "''" •M Ml <,.,.,. OI IN ,.., mo.t .CllW ,.,,~,1c.-. ~oc:a ~ ......._ ~~:~~p~~·.~ •t merit.="::· • Vt 018•• Ptt....... 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October 17, 1977 -TELEVISlbN .• COA.STWATCD: Tonight's Tl' Fftre .. -' \IO~l>:\ Y EVENING 6:00 tJ Q 0 Cl) ®I NEWS 8 BONANZA Q THEAVENGERS Chrlatmas takes a alnlster turn tor Steed when he Is plagued ~ a vivid, recurring nightmare Qt MICKEY MOUSE CLUB Q) WOODY YiOOOPECKER fl) SESAME STREET '1D VILLA ALEGRE 5:30 0 ABC NEWS Qt TOM ANO JERRY Q) WAIT TILL YOUR FATHER GET'SHOME 6!> HODGEPODGE LODGE 6:00 8 CBS NEWS 0 NEWS 8 EMERGENCY ONEI "The Ba~" 8 9 NFL FOOTBALL The Cincinnati Bengals clash with the Pittsburgh Steelers at Pittsburgh's Three Rivers Stadium. 0 MOVIE **',"What's New Pusaycat?'" ( 1965) Peter Sellers. Peter O'Toole. A contused yoqng man seeks help from an even more contused p~ychlalrlst (2 hrs.) Q) THE PARTRIDGE FAMILY Danny goes out ol his way to give a pretty girl advice and the Stunt a 'Drug' Belly Whtlt' 1 !->landing r dh<:tb:o.t•:-..i :-.Cl'rll' with ht•r ~tunl man. Charh::-. L'~ pht·r. lor hl'I' l'ndcr<:0\'1•r \\'um an M'l'lt':-. on the Belt' \\'hite Sh11\\. 10111;.:ht ut !) 011 CHS. Clwnntl :.? • m MERV GRIFFIN fil) MOVIE "Batlle Of San P1e1ro Com- m1ss1oned by Iha War Depari- ment in the early 40's. this lllm directed tly one ot Hollywood's most respected filmmakers John Huston. for recruiting pur- poses for the US. A1my 8:) DAVID SUSSKINO ®)MOVIE * *' 1 "One 01 Our Own" ( 1975) George Peppard. Oscar Homolka The neurology department ol a large hospital bustles with ac!lvHy as a typical day Is chronicled (2 hrs) 9:30 0 Cl) MAUDE "Waller's Temptation Maude's all-out campaign to get a well-deserved salary raise tor one ol Walter's female employees (Marcia Rodd) backfires when the lady decides to lake the raise •• and Watler. loo 10:00 0 @ RAFFERTY Confronted with a cr1t1cally-111 girl (Missy Gold) displaying poho symptoms. Dr Ratlerty defies the odds. his colleagues and his your.g patient's ho&tlle parents by diagnosing her ail· ment as botullsm QO NEWS (!) NIGHT GALLERY TOPPERS l'BS tJ i . :~o ·· Dtul :\t for l\lu1·dc r . · Ray Milland pl ans to urdt·r 111s "ife (Grace Kelly>. but she hL·t·omc.· he killL·r ,instead in this 195-l thriller . C : f) 8 : oo ,\ mysterious scientist (Paul Shc1 r 1 projects himself into the 24th centur y a nd rn cs in conflict wilhnt)le leader (!\fol F errer) of a c ·om put er· worshipping sect. :-.;BC S 9:00 ··79 Park Avenue .·· Continuing the 1 hr ce·part miniseries based on Ha rold Robbins' novel ''1th Lesley Ann \\'arnm in the leading role. It con-.. d udes Tuesday night. ABC & 9:00 -· "Shamus ... 8urt Reynolds is a pn\'atc eye in this 1973 action flick with Dyan Cannon right after the Steele rs and the Bengals mix it up on :\lomlay '.'\ight l·~oolb<tll KllJ l:) H ·OO ~"What'~ ~cw . Pussy<:at?" Peter Sttllt·r~ and P<.•t<.:r O'Toolc head the cast of Woody' Al- len':-. 1965 :.~f ofpsychialr) David Janssen, Joyce Taylor. In ine1r flight to freedom. a trio ol hoodlums hOld a deputy sheriff hostage. ( 1 hr .. 45 min.) m NEWS ._ til) CAPTIONED ABC NEWS (!]) IRONSIDE an witnesses a brutal killing by a group of men, Including .her brother-In-law, ( 1 hr., 25 min.) 3:00 tl) NEWS 3:30 II NEWSMAKERS 4':00 II NOONTIME .. a;;;;;;;;;&;;;;-;.-~ 086 out 'q4..1ts way to find -hlm--:- '11) FRENCH CHEF (J) $100;000 NAME THAT producer. (2 hrs) til) THE AGE OF UNCERTAINTY The new heavyweight boxing champ finds he has one more unscheduled bout before he can claim the !Ille "A Man Named Arno" l G> THE ROOKIES The son and daughter ol a man who recently died In prison are determined to klll the Judge who sentenced him Ell) ZOOM 8:) FOODS FOR THE MODERN FAMILY 6:30 II MOVIE ~__::Q!al M For Murder" ( 1954') Ray Miiiand, Grace Kelly. A hu1band's plan to mur- der his wife backfires ( 1 hr . 30 min.) Q) THE ODO COUPLE Felilt selects a grave site and entf}lst1 Oscar with the money ---fDLA...down..paymenr t!) AS WE SEE IT "Hickory High Island" A stage production about desegrega- tion. '1!) FAMILY PORTRAIT Cl) CBS NEWS 7:00 0 NBC NEWS 8 LIARS CLUB • 11.,0VE LUCY "Deep S•a Fishing" Q) LET'S MAKE A DEAL • MACNEJL I LEHRER -"REPORT C!) YOGA WITH MADELINE (() TO TELL THE TRUTH 7:30 G CONSUMER BUYUNE D MEWL VWEO GAME CD THE BRADY BUNCH The Bradys faoe a medical cn--~.be!l all t~ ·J<lds ~ome ·downwlth the measles. e ADAM·12 Officer Malloy d11appears Into the 'Wiids of Griffith Park while pursuing a robbery suspect fD 28 TONIGHT Host Clete Robctrts and r•port- er Bob Navano lntetV\ew Pul- ltter Prize and Emmy winner Ron Powers. TUNE , 8:00 tJ (I) LOGAN'S RUN A mysterious scientist (Paul Shenar) who projects hlmsell into the 24th cer'ltury comes In conlllct with the leader (Mel Ferrer) of a computer-worship- ping sect 0 LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE ''The Wolves" While Caroline and Charles Ingalls are away. a pacit ol hunger-crazed wild dog~ threaten the hves ol the Ingalls children and their friend. Andy Garvey (Patrick labor· reaux). 8 MOVIE **'ho · "Wilderness Journey ( 1970) Adventure. An Ala51t an boy journeys to find his lather and overcomes lhe penis or the wilderness to find himself con- fronted with the task ol vanqu- ishing the demons ol ancient legends. (2 hrs.) Q JOKER'S WILD Q) CAROL BURNETT ANO FRIENDS Guest: Charo. Cl) MOVIE * * * W ~"Bur Not tor Me" ( 1959) Clark Gable, L1111 Palmer A young actress seeks a romance wit)! her middle-aged Rat b19s G 11ide f'~.t .. J rMfid .C:CW .. flMt -0 bo4 o-tttte •t!tf'Gtf'(.• MoY••' to1 Tv ,,._ 1u0Qild d9"•<rHi< t • • • • -Eitcellenl • • • -Very Good • • -Good • -Fair • -Poor '"Lenin And The Great Unglu- ing" During the First World War. a centuries-old political order came apart, introducing the Age ol Uncertainty ~ EQUAL JUSTICE UNDER LAW 'G1bb0ns V Ogden" Federal power over commerce was allowed. wilhout destroy1nQ, the basic POwef'S ol stales 8:30 0 CONCENTRATION G) CROSS-WITS ~ NJWESEEIT The School Desegregation Missed" A Memphis, Tenn school was nor desegregated by court order although It was an all-black school. 9:001J Cl) BETTY WHITE When the first divorce proves to be Invalid, a sp11e-lllled Joyce Whitman refuses her ex- hvsband a second, cau$tng him 10 retahate by moving back in and demanding his rights as a husband. (Part 2 ol 2) 0 79 PARK AVENUE Oe$plte the opposition ol his lather. an underworld figure- head, Ross Sall1!cb (Mace.Sing-_ er) weds his childhood sweet- hear1-turned-prost1tute (Lesley Ann Warren) However, the union 1s loveless and soon alter Ross 1s lour'ld sla1n . ...Che v1c1tm ol racketeers (Part 2 ol 3)(Nel- work advises viewer discretion) 0 MOVIE • • * "Shamus" ( 1973) Burr Reynolds, Dyan Cannon. While hunting down stolen diamonds. a detecltve becomes involved With bctaullful women and sm1s- 1er men. (2 hrs ) Q EVANS ANO NOVAK "Washington And The Cart&f" Administration" 10:30 Q) Q) NEWS Eli) SPECIAL "Three Artists In The Norlh· west" Fe@turing painter Guy Anderson. sculptor George Tsutakawa and poet Theodore Roethke. 11 :00 0 Cl 0 (l).Q]) NEWS 8 HOLL VWOOD CONNECTION Q MOVIE •*'•"What's New Pussycat? ( 1965) Peter Sellers. Peter O'T 001e A contused young man seeks help from an even more contused psych1a1rls1 (2 hrs I Q) FOREVER FERNWOOD Q) PERRY MASON Peny Mason 1s hired by a circus clown to untangle a case of bi.,;amy fD DICKCAVETI Guest Ahcla Alonso. prima ballerina. 8:) MACNEIL I LEHRER REPORT 11:300 (I) CBS LATE MOVIE * • 'h "Weekend Nun" ( t972) Joanna P•llet. Vic Morrow A __ your:ig nun, who leads a Ille on the outsR!e asa parole-officer. finds herself torn between the urgencies ol the world around her and the demands 01 the rehglOUS vows She has taken tRI D TONIGHT Guesl host Steve Martin Guests Wiii Geer. Krtskln. George Goti.t. Paul WUllams. JOhn McEuen 8 LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE · Love And The Thr~ Tlrner I Love And The Clinical Problem" 8 MOVIE **"• "A1nQ 01 Fire (1 961) . Mrn;!NtNq- 12:00 8 TWILIGHT ZONE As he Is dying. a Western v1lh· am vows to reach out from his grave and take the life ol the man pursuing him. . · Cl) LOST IN SPACE "Space Creature" (!) MOVIE * * "A Nice L11t1e Bank That Should Be Robbed" ( 1958) Tom Ewell, Mickey Rooney Alter using up funds from their first bank robbery, a pair of amateurs plan another he<&I ( 1 hr . 30 min.) 12:300 MOVIE * * "The Singing Vagabond' (1935) Gene Autry. Ann Ruther. lord. ( t nr.) 12:4'0@) MOVIE * * "The Reluctant Heroes · (1971) Ken Berry, Cameron Mitchell. A doomed regiment is saved from annihilation at the hands of the enemy by the commander's knowtedge of history. ( 1 hr.. 20 min.) 1:00 Cl TOMORROW Guest: Ster11ng Hayden, actor and author of "Voyage." (Al a 1s~v-----L· _ Missing microfilm 1s involved In the unllmely death of an egenr 1n Kyoto, Japan 1.150 NEWS 1·3000 NEWS Cl) MOVIE **•.tr "The Star Fighters" (t963) Robert Oornan. Rlcbatci. Jordahl Three new pilots train 1n e•perlmenral high allltude e_lanes. ( 1 hr . 30 min ) 2:000 NEWS 2:058 MOVIE ** "Storm Warning" (1951) Ginger Rogers. Ronald Reagan. While visiting tier s.lster, a wom- Tuesday's Dayt.i,,.e lflovie• MORNING 9:308 MOVIE ••'A "Istanbul" <1e5n e1ro1 Flynn, Corne! Borchen. After five years, a traveller ret\lrna to Istanbul to 1'9COV9t' $200,000 In diamonds.-(1hr.,30 min.) 10:00 9 MOV1E ** "Let 'Em Have It" (1935) Bruce Cabot, Richard Arlen. Federal agents track down a criminal ring. (2 hra.) AFTERNOON 12:00. MOVIE • * * · "Above Suspicion" (1943) Joan Crawford, Fred MacMurray. A oouple tldds the element of danger to their hon- eymoon wh.n they come to the aid ol the British secret service. (2 hrs .• 20 min.) 2:00'Q MOVIE * *'h "The Perils Of Pauline" ( 1947) Betty Hutton, John Lund. The Ille of a silent fllm -star Is tracecJ fiom'llj(l'lillnlJJe beginnings to her trk.lmph In the Foiles Bergere (2 hrs.)• 3:00 ®J MOVIE q •'fl "Arabella" (19651> Vlrna Us1, James Fox. A beautlful woman uses her looks to raise money to repay her gnand- mothef' 1back11xes (2 hrs.) 3:30 8 MOVIE * * "They Only Kiii Their Masteq" (1973) James Garner, Kathtrlne Ross. Poice lmlestl- gate the murder of a man by his pet Dobermen Pln9Cher. (1 hr., 30mln.l Asner's Lou Grant 'A Happy Man' By DAN LEWIS TV O•l•Wvl<e )far)· llichards has Stolen away into retirement. but Lou Grant keeps going. Only now. the once port· ly (he has recently s hed more than JO poundsJ Grant hat> departed Minneapol\!. and the newsroom of the local Tclcv1s1on station. But he has a new job, as city editor or the Lo.., J\ngef('s Tribune. a morning newspaper The Ln.., Ans:elc.., Tribun<' 1-. a f1ct1onal ne"spapcr. Lou Gr anl i... a f1C'ltonal character. But Ed Asner ll\ for real. although there are moments ""hen he fear., the bubble will burst and he will dis· l'O\'Cr that he's been ltVIO$: a wonderful fantasy "l '~t ,\ VERY HAPPY man now, ·says A~rner, who ,::(')('s directly from scv('n years in "The Mary Tyler ~IAOT~ Show" lo the. starring role in his own series It didn't take too much ima~inalion to title the new series. "Lou Grant." It's a CBS weekly ven· 'I "~no felt ~tal4! d•ri•11 Ck seven yean on tlte old.,..., ... •• why dispense acltlt a cltar~tn that ~t grotrillfl all tlane years~ ~~--......... ~lllllW 'ture. Tuesday<; from 10·11. and is described by Have Some Marie Osmond shurcs her birthday cake wi1'h brother Donny in a "comin~ of age·· ce leb1:ation spcc·ial to be broadca::;t b~· ABC- TV next Sunday. Sh :rdcs of !\I :.ick Sennett. Patti Page Guests Linda Evans join:. the ca~L of Quinn M artm ·!I "Legend al Sundown" for NBC. Patti P aRe and Tennesset' Ernie Fnnl wiU he uucsl slars nn "llee Haw'' British actor Pnul N1l'hol~ ph1y' the schcmtnJZ lrnnd rmmq~r an 'Sill Vcpper'~ Lonely llcart" Club R:utd." C\'eryonc us a n('wspaper story with comedic over-.f' tones It \\·111 he the salTl't' Lou Grant. atough city editor with acidity in his pcrsonaltty. It comes rrom the J s table MTM Productions that produced the !\I ary Tyler '.\toorc sC'r1cs. and 1t'> execuli\'e pro- ducers an• .James Brook.., and Allan Hµrns, who helped ereat«-that sen C's PROFF-'iSIONi\LLV /\NO privately Ed Asner confides that thc~c arP nood limes for him. ''I 'm en· joyin~ th~ best famtly ltfe I've ever had." Ile has won the Emmy three times as best sup· porting actor m a i;erics, and now has won two other Emmy Award., tht· past two seasons for best performances as a !.Upporting actor in a dramatic s pecial Last y('ar. he-won 1t for playing the embittered imminrant father 1n "Jl ich Man, Poor M»n" in tho pilot. nnd this ycur as the cmbiltl'red sea captain In "Roots " . Ht: IS NOT AN e mbittered man. however. in e ither "Lou Grant" or in real life. even though he hkw the .ioh in Minneapolis, and had lo leave Mary, Murrny, Ted and Sue Ann behind. The excitement of starrinll in his own vehicle quickly overcomes lhe sadnes11 of lcavini;t old fricndi; CHANGING NEWSROOMS BOOSTS ASNER · 'Lou Grant' Star Revels In New Show And in one scn!.c. tt won't huve the Ma ry Tyler Moore show look either since it will not be done in front of a hv<' audience, oor will it be a three-camera show. It. will he one ho~r und without a I au Ah track. "I'll m iss the laug ~:· Asner acknowledged. ''We'll ha\'e to find our wn tempo and our own belief withoul wnithtl? ror t e laughs It will he !IOrt of a scarcJi-and-dcstroy thing." TUE EXPF.jUENCE Ot' A tra nsition from one show to "another can pose many problems. Asner feels he is <"motlonally equipped lo handle It. s ug· ~cstini: that unlll the SUl'CCSS or his Mar y Tyler Moore s<'ri('s involvement, thinui; were much tougher in Holl ywood for him "My he-ad iit toJ[elher," he explain' "l can solve problems " Burns explains that "Lou Grant" will not be a "Front PaJtc" comedy or an "All the President's !\1('n" investtuative team Nor will it be Perry BUT SUCCESS CAN breed 111her prnhll'ms. _M "-~-in !ePQrter's cap, or a "Kingston, .. where (('Jcbrity stnlus is one oflhe m the-reporters playoPtec-tivcc; a TI the timt'. - -":t'he-s('{'Md ye:n ot Macy s ~ho''. l ballooned \o. -. ., almost 240 pounds," he recalled. "Gavin <McLeod} and I had new celebrity status. We would have bjg Ches~--- ----• Asner kept the weight mo.<1t of those years. : Recently. he shed some. • "I took il off in threii months -about 35 pounds.·· • he says proudly. "It's a new Ed Asner -or Lou Grant. if you prefer -that you'll be seeing physically that is. • 'Peanuts' Prodaeer An Animated Slwwbiz Life.,· s 'y JA. YSHARBtJTr LOS ANGELES (AP> -Back in 1938, a yo.:ing Mexican-born artist, Bill Melendez, knocked OQ t.be door of the Walt Disney studios In Bua:bank. lnquk· ing about a job. He got one, as assistant animator o( the clua\c • "Fantasia.'' Now. he's c:eJebratin« bla 14th year as , animator-producer of another kind ol classic: -~ Charles M. Schult' "Peanuts" apedals, in wblchhe ..J. doubles as the voice of the noted docbouse ace, ··snoopy.·· His latest effort, "It's Your First Kiss. Charlie nrown," airs on CBS Oct. 24. It's tbe l.7tb-,half·bour "Peanuts" special he's made. MELENDEZ, "· A TALL, friendly man wltb. Araying crew-cut hair and a waxed nnaat.ad1e, was · beginning work on another special. "Bon Vo1.,e. Charlie Brown;• when he pusecUOC' a q_u1ck cbat last week. Among other things, he was asked ll drawtac thousands or cartoons, abitting a fllur•'• mo .. men ts ever so sllgbtly thousands or Umes to make a. show. doesn'tget a mite repetJlive attJmes. · "Not really," s hrugged the man who estlm1tes he did ls to 20 sketches a day, slx days a week, for mor e than a year on "Fantasia." •. • "Animation is a series of drawin11 Ulust.ratlnf · .~ an action. So the char acters are always mov.ln1 •• ther e's always a different p0slllon for the head: ~ arms. body, whatever. So the drawings aren'llden.. , lical." · • • BE TIIAT AS IT MA'V. how Joni doea it usually take to put together a "Peanut.a" apec:lal that runt about2S minutes without commercials? · . • "Oh, about s ix months from the tJme I etart: •1 •• with Sparky Sciulli on the story boa.rd.'• JM r.plied. . ,~ off·handedly. "We work very cJosety at tbu time iJ\ • ·: San .Francisco ~hula' home bQo " · • · · ·r-.. • .. \.• ---'-• . . .... . ... - I • Lag11n8/South ~oast Afternoon N.Y.Stoeks VOL. 70, NO. 290, 3 SECTIONS, 28 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA M O NDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1977 TEN CENTS Pork Preservative Cause Of .Amnesia? By PIUUP ROSMA RIN Oftlle o.lly '"ilotSQff Low doses of sodium nitrite, a preservative used in cured pork meats such as hot dogs, hams and sausages, cause amnesia in rats, according to rmdings by an international team or ~earch biologists working at UC Irvine. The memory·altering doses are equival~nt to the amounts of the chemicals found in the foods, ·the scientists say. While the researchers stress that so far lhe chemical eHcct hus been detected only in rats and mice. they say the ques t.Jon of its possible influence on the human brain ought lo be ex· amined. They predict the Food end Drug Administration will start a testing program of its own when the UCI research is publis hed. The research findings will be announced ncxl month at u meet· lllK of the Socu:ty for Ncuro- st·1ent·c in Anahc11n. The stlirtling reaction to the chcmit•al preservative wus dis- covered unexpectedly during learning expenments with ro- dents. part of L maJor s tudy of the physical causes of senility in aging brains. The research is headed bl..Q!:. • 0•1ly Pli.t Piiot•..., Steve M•l<Mll -~ --.BO'l S...Dl\'lSlOM..COMPETITO.R CROU.ctfES..AS HE SUDES ACROSS BROOKS ST WAVE Laguna Waves Were Inconsistent, But the Few That Got Through Were Handled Well -- l Mushy Waves Dull SiiTf ing Colliest- Sclwols Nix Sexist Text SALEM. Ore. !AP> S'H'ial studit'<; tcxthooks that rdcr to "our rounding rathcrs .. won't be accepted for use in Oregon schools under recommendations of the state's textbook com· mission. By STEVE MITCHELL Of .. o.llJ P'ltM St.tff The on-again, off-again 23rd annual Brooks Street Surfing Classic is off again and Crust.rat· ed contest coordinators are curs- ing the Great J{ahuna, the weather and delinquent Baja hurricanes in general today. The surfing contest is supposed to be held in one day. A day with excellent surf, that is. But there hasn 't been much since Aug. 6, the day the contest is s upposed to -be held •. The surf came up Saturday, however, and contestants, judges and spectators s howed up at Brooks street to watch the boys, junior men's, men's and senior men's division competitions. What they saw were boys, men and senior men competing in mushy waves, with only an OC· casional good set making the watching worthwhile. After only three hours, the con- test was cal~ off and contes. tants were told lo return Sunday. There were nothing but ankle· busters Sunday. But contestants in three of lhe (our divisions are down to the Woman Kills SeH MONTEBELLO <AP> --A 40-year·old Montebello woman, ·Ruth Barios, shot herself to death -Ourine an attempted arrest Sun· day, Los Angeles County sheriff's deputies reported. She ·was being investigated for al· legedly violating her parole. Coast -i Weather Late night through mid· morning fog and low clouds with hazy arternoon sunshine Tuesday. Lows tonight 59 lo 63. High Tues- day near70. INSIDE TODAY Can the Dodgers come back from a 3·1 deficit in the World SerlH? Only three teams have. Stories, Bl. Al \'..,r 5-nlu ... ., ... .LM.8eyf aon1 ... u c.1 ... ,..,. Index '" ..W..c.,. At A'"'U-tl At Movl_. aJ N•t .... I NfWS Al,C ~ ..... ,_, Cl CJ ., •U •• ., CIMMll• c..rtkt c:.r.t•·-0.•llllte4k .. ••11.t•ll'-••tettal-, .. ..., ... c+ It '''•'• l'twter Ms-ts a. St•ltMaruu M T•l ... IMefl a. T.,.aten •1.J u .. ., H,Oef'fter ... 1 WtatMr C:M-N""1 ., • A4 A4 finals after Saturday's meet. and only the junior remains to be completed from scta!ch. finalists in the ooys' division include Cullen Burgess. Scott Chalmers. J ohn Pribram and Clay Woods. Men's division finalists include Mark MacRae, Doug Bunting, Carl May and Richard Deal. Senior men's finalists are Joe Epps, I a n Sta rk , Mik e Armstrong, Bill Brown and Dave Gibbs. The-l&-entrants jn the ~unior men's division did not · have a good enough showing to compete Saturday, according to city CSee SURFERS. Page A2> The .. founding fathers .. phrase was cited as an ex· am ple of language showing a sexist. racist or ethnic hi as. The Oregon State Board of Education will receive the commission's report Friday and decide at its Dec-.l5mcctlng whether to accept the list of criteria for textbooks on social studies. m us ic and home econom ics. 'Blow llp Plane' Pilot Killed, 86 Held by H(jackers NAIROBI. Kenya !AP> -Hi- jacke rs killed the pilot or a West German airliner. forced it lo lanq in Somalia today and threat~ed' to blow up the plane with 86 re· mainlng hostages unless an ex· tended ransom deadline is met, orricials said. A West German government spokesman said in Bonn the pilot was apparently shot dead before the Lufthansa Boeing 737 Jet took ore late Sunday from Sout h Yemen. His body was dumped on the runway shortly a fter the ai rline r land e d w it h out pcrmissio~ in Mogadishu. the Union Fights New Position A health aide position proposed by Capistrano Unified School DistrJttt administrators Is being fought by the union, representing school nurses. In a letter to school board pres- ident Ted Kopp, the Capistrano Unified Education Association <CUEA> has asked that the health aide position not be ap. proved by the board and that ad di lion al school nurses be hired. Trustees will discus~ the pro· posed health aide position at tonight's board meetinl{. whk h begins at 7:30 p.m . in district or. rices. 32972 Celle Perfecto in San Juan Capistrano. Som a It eapilal. The four hijackers have de· m anded the release or 13 ter- rorists imprisoned in West Germany and Turkey a nd pay· ment of $15 million;s effort to meet the demands w s reported as Hie hijackers c ended their deadline first to a.m .. PDT. then to 7:30 a.m., then lo 5:30 p.m .. inSomahu The West German government let a Sunday d eadline pass without any att\.>mpt at com- pl i a n cc. llowc,·t'r. 1t sent negotiators to the airport in Mogadishu in an crrort to save the hostages. who include a California woman with a heart condition and her 5-ycar·old son. The American ambassador in Somalia s aid Ge rman a nd Somali negotiators convinced the hijackers to extend the deadline. Armed soldiers s urrounded the plane al a chstance tn front of the main terminal 1n the Somali capital -the jet's sixth s top since two Arahic-speaking men and two wom<'n commandeered it over the French Riviera on Thursday. Th~ West German government said n. could n.-confirm beyond doubt th<1l the dead man ·s body was that of the chie r pilot. .lu e r gen Schumann . nut a spokesman salrt th<' dead man had a notebook containrng the name Monika Schumann, the chief pilot ·s wife. (See IUJACK, Pye Al) James L. l\fcGaugh, UCI vice t·hancellor or a cndemic affair!> and prorcssor or psychobiology. McGaugh and his research as· sociat es. selected from three contments, arc studying the ef· fret or aging on learning and memory in rats. "We're trying to figure out what goes on in the brain when memories are formed," he said in an interview. The sodium nitrite experiment was performed as one of a serie3 of experiments testing the effects of diHerent chemical substances on no.-epinephrine. Norepinephrine is a chemical hormone thought to be directly related in some way with the brain's ability to retain informa· tion. to remember. McGaugh said the sodium nitrite r eaotion was a "sur· ti prise!' He said that when it was inject· ed into both rats and mice ln a solution of distilled water, the ro- dents were unable to remember learning exercises taught within an hour or so after injection. The animals were able to re• lain memory of the tests before being given the drug, and could r elearn them after the effects of <See AMNESIA. Page A2) Receipts St~len Boosters Off eri.,ng Reward The Laguna Beach High School Booster's Club 1s offering SlOO to anyone who can help the club re· cover nearly Sl ,200 in club re· ceipts stolen after Friday night's football game. Three cash boxes containing Sl,177 were stolen from the home of Chuck Ba ker. the elub·s tre a s ure r , sometime arter Friday·s game with Mission Vie· jo.High School. Booster's club volunteers man 2 Arrested In Laguna Drug Raid Two men we re arrested at a L:.LJt.una Dcuch hol'l')e ..;~Uf!<J~ nq~ht :Jft e r n a r cotics 1n ve!>tigators alle~cdly found near- 1'.\ 500 pound~ c1f mariJu <ana in lhl' house lnH',.llJ!Jlor'> from Lung Bl'al h • a nd Laguna Beach arrested Donald R. Houseal. 27. 1685 SunS"et Ridg~. Laguna Beech. and David P Sekulich. 30, of Long Beach. shortly before 11 p.m. Sunday at lfouseal's house. Police said they round the high g rade Mexic an mar ijuana. valued at approximately sao.ooo when sold on the street, inside the home. Houseal, an accountant. and Sekulich, a self-employed pro. ducer. were booked into Oran~e County Jail early this morning. Sekulic h 's bail was set at SI00,000 due to an outstanding warrant and Houseal was t.ing held on S7 ,500 bail. The case originated in Long Reach. with Lagufl'a Beach in· vestigator Mike Slusher aiding that city's narcotics officers in the arrests Sunday night. Dana Point Pair Help on Theft Charge Two young Dana Point men were.arrested Saturday night at a · San c remente m otel after police were alerted that someone was breaking into guest rooms. John Keith, 20, of32941 Staysail Drive. and ~ teen·age compan· ion. who was not identified because he Is a juvenile, were booked at San Clemente's police de partment on s us picion of burglar y. A guest whose room was burglarized caught the two men. who were posing as maintenance men, police said'. About five guests were reportedly burglary victims Saturday at the San Clemente Inn, 124 Ave. Esplan· di an. Among items taken were cash, a ' weapon. a briercase and a purse, said Det. Pete Goodwin. Some of the missing property was recovered, The bUl"ghuies are still under Investigation, he said. - PWP to Discuss Divorce Problems The South Coast chapter of Parents Without Partners will meet Friday at 8 p.m. to hear a discussion on problems assoclat· ed with getting a divorce. Club legal adviser Bill Watson w!ll outline child support, visit· ing privileges and credit during the lecture at the San Clemente E lks Club. For more \nformation, call Virginia Vogt at494·6834. a concession stand at all high school games. and Friday's re· ceipts were ~ounted and carried home by Baker. Baker said he left the boxes in his bedroom at the home at 3018 Bern Drive. discovering the loss the following morning. Club Preside.nt Art Fong said today. "The tragedy of this loss i s that the s tolen money represents funds set aside fo r student use in the form of con· tributioJlS to the school athletic program, the band and the pep squad." Fong said a reward of $100 ''has been donated by concerned citizens for information leading to the discovery of the stolen money:· Information regarding the theft may be passed on to the Booster's Club by calling 494·2651. • Dres_s Beltearsal Christopher Platts, 5, beams as San Clemente Firemen Steve Dimond Cleft) and Mike Dollar show him how they dress quickly to fight fires. The firemen visited Christopher's ki ndergarten class at Las Palmas Elementary School in San Clemente Friday to dem- onstrate firefighting techniques. Rape Suspect Shot By HB Policemari- A Minnesota man, suspected by police o( raping a Huntington Beach woman, is in stable but gu arded condition today at Pacifica Hospital after belng s hot in the chest Fr-iday by an of· ficer. ' David Joe Bailey. 21, had re- turned to the home or a 28·year· old Huntington Beach wolnan he allegedly raped Oct. 9 ah.ea: call· in g he r almost dally and apologizing for the assault, said t>ollcc Sgt. Luis Ochoa. The woman told police Balley wanted to see her again and pick up a watch he had lert at her downtown Huntington Beach home where the rape occurred. Police staked out the house and attempted to arrest Bailey at 7:50p.m. Balley allegedly resisted and omcer Tim Christensen fired a # • single shot into the tnispect•s cheat. Bailey then ran about 200 feet before he fell and was arrested. The apparently unarmed Bailey underwent s urgery Fri· day nlg1'1t for removal or a slug from the len side of his chest. Police said they found nc,> weapon at the scene but did locate .2.2 caliber ammunition tn Bailey's auto. Balley h as three warrants fro"'.' Minnesota Issued against him on sexual assault, aggraval- ed assault and burglary charges, Ochoa reported. The woman who flied rape charges against Balley said they met Oct. 9 at 3 HunUngton Beach restaurant. · The couple we nt to the woman's home where Balley aJ. legedJy be.at 'and raped her Ochoa said. ' . -'-~.....-~,~-----··~ ' r ~ I SST Landings Cleared High Court Opens Way for Concorde NY T ests \\' i\SIIINGTON <AP J -The l' S. Supn·ml' Court cleared the way today for lund1ngs or the <.'o ncnnk supcr~onic Je tliner at New York's John fo'. Kenned\' In· tcrnulionul Airport. An ui ~hne ~pok<:'smiin said the plane would ht• k :-.t landl0ll Wl•dnt•:-.dav and m 1ght Ix-gin claily fli ghts Ni1\'. 22 H r 1 I 1 )> h A i r w a ,. )> <tn d A i r Frnnct• :-..1id throuiih spokesmen 111 N \'\' York that thl'\' would con duC'l a JOllll fam1ha r;tat1on flight tn Kl0nm'll) Aarp1irt Wcdn~sday morning on a Concorde laking off from l'an ... T h1.• carrier ... )>:.t1d they hoped to hl•g1n daily M:rn<'<' from London and P un )> to Kt.•nnl'UY 1'y Nov. 22. Th l' 1u..,t 1c1.·s turned do1.1.n. "1thout <.·omml·nt. a rl'qucst by thl' Port Authontv of ;>.;cw York and Nt.•\\' Jt•rM') that they order a JdJ ) LO all Concorde operations at J i''K until a formal appeal 1.·ould be f1lt.-d with the court. Toduy's action does not pre· \ 1.·nt th<' port authori.ty from fal· 111 g sud1 an ;1pp1.•:.il In thl· m k r1m, ho\\\'\t•r. 1l app1•ar-. th at t o m ml0rc1al fli ghts of thl' Hri tish· French a1rl1m•r :'>icw York of fi t i;tls havl· fought ai:w111:-.l f1n· n1•arl)· ['Vo o yloi1rs\,I T1 ?\i"1-.'1ll scr\' ing till' airport II r 1 l 1 .., h A 1 r w a \' s :1 n d ,\ i r Fra m·1.· arl' tht· onlv ;.11rhnes ()f· flonng Contordl' flights To date. th t.· only n'~u l ;,arl.r :-.chl'dulcd l'onconfo fli t.:hl)o, to. the limted St<1tt•s have been landing at Dullt•s lntcrnJl1onal Airport nt:ar Was hington. Sharie Beitz. 4. found out Friday that mannin~ a fin· hose isn't as easy as it looks --She had to ha,·e he-Ip from San Clemente Fireman Mike Dollar. Firemen n~1l · ed Las Palmas Pre-School. :-i state fundec.l µrogr:.im operating at Las Palmas Elementary School. to i:.how lht· children how firemen save li\'es and property. On S<.•pt 19. the 2nd L: S ('1 rC'111l Court of Appe11b in New Yo rk rcJect1.-d l1.1.o requests by th,· port .111thont\ to O\'(:rtum a lt•<lt•r.il t1 1al l'•>Urt ' ruling that C'ont·orck Opl'r Jl1vn:, a t JFK l'OUld begin Ol'l 20 ' Beach Rights Deeded Capo Owners Can Get Copies at Me eting Homeowners ln 13 tracts above the-~tum tn Capistrarrro Beach can gel copies of an easement deed that allows them access to about 500 feet of beach at the base of the bluffs. Capistrano Beach Community Asa().ciation president Ernie Reason said copies of the re<!rea. Uon beach deed will be avallable al an association meeting Tues· day at Palisades Elementary School beginning at 7: 30 p. m. The beachfront property . owned by United California Bank . was opened to homeowners or 13 tracts above the Palisades last sprina. R0ck Crashes Shop Window Would·be burglars s ent a large rock crashing through the front window ot a television shop in Laguna Beach Sunda.y night, but appa~enUy took nothing from the st.ore, police said today. • A large rock was found inside Hillen's Coast TV; 2133 Laguna Canyon Road SuncJay night by police wbo were alerted by neighbors. The stone knocked over one television set, police said, but the only thin1 close enough to the bul'glar·s ruch was a stack or empty television boxes. Fro. Pase A I SURFERS .•. recreatJon supervt.sor Doug Al· Jen. " "I don't know what kind of surf we're going to have from here on out," Allen said. "But the next time it comes up we're going to try and get this thing over with." Before it beeomes the 24th an· nual contest. ORAHOE COAST L K DAILY PILOT =~~::,,~~ur,::.::=::.:;;,:;. Coe\• ~h~fftct c..moan, S..-"4" td4''°"' .,,. "*1~'4 Monct•y "''~ •r1Wy tor Go-\l.t .... -~ .. -C. ... MwM1......,_ .. .C"/'°"" t6'" V.tlte y. 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Reason said copies or that deed courts. thl' bank ha~ torn down a m ay i>e·attached t&-grant .dtt<b--1"c!nce !lcpar:itrrrg-tttt! b"ettch-lroni- held by property owners in the the high\\ ay. and i' allowing event they want to sell their Capo Reach re'1dt·nh access lo homes lhl'':tnd,Rl'oson..,.i1d "\\"hat 1t shows is that the The homt•o\\ nl·r ......... oc1ation homeo"'ner:-. ha\·e legal accei.!i to pr<•..,1<knl '""' <1r<k r.., \\Ill b1: the beach ... Reason said taken for bc:.ich .1cce!>S deerls ut The narr ow s tretch or the a~l>oc1at1on metting Tues· -Capistrano Beach: bounded by a dav ~r~ntage ro.ad near the !>urfhnc, The :.chool I' loc:.ited a~ 26462 1s involved ma complex legal ac• \'ia S:.icr:.imcnto in Capistrano lion. lit'3Ch The county and the state have coveted the property outlined in "t the easement deeds. plus another 400 feet to the north for a public ... , beach. "That would be Cine with us, too." Reason said "We just don't want some developer to buy it up and close the beach to our ~o pie." An investment group owned the beach until linlted California Bank foreclosed on It Now the county. the bank and the pre vious owners are tying the land up in Htigation for at foasl a year. according to county recreation orrlcials. The county has · $314,000 In federal funds lo buy the beach, according to Larry Leaman. man ager or county rec re a lion programs. But while the issue is in the Artis ts View Paint Lesson The ~i,::uC'I Art A~!IOCUlllon wlll host 011 painter Richord Bunkall in a dl'monstratlon of light an• color tn crcall' form A11nkall. who has.participated rn the La,i.:un<1 Reach festival oF Arts ond exhibits his works at -thl· ChulliSGallcr1es~ wm peak at 8 p m Thursday at Niguel ll11ls Junior lla~h School. Tht· :.irt association 1s also hold· an ~ :in Ori gami wo rkshop the art of paper folrhnr.r Ort. 2T al :?!1502 lvv <;lcn Call Kathy H1•u 11fort for rc..,l'n ations al &I I 1!>37 W •IY ...... tl•lt l'llelt BIOLOGIST JENSEN CHECKS RAT MEMORY Saya Me•t Preservative Induces AmnHla In its ruling. hO\\C\Cr the ap. p(·:1ls court l>aid lan~lnRs could b t·~in "f o rthwith ... and ~pokcsmcn for both airline:i suid they intended to touch down the first of a Sl'ries of test flights sometime in mid·October. But alter bcinc asked by c po rt authority to tcm >o · ly JJ1Jblpone the ef e appeuls Vote Slate d court ruling, the U.S. Supreme Court on Oct. 7 ordered that the landings be delayed while it con· !>idered the request. In that request. port authority lawyer Patrick Falvey said the app eals cour's ruling would cuusc irreparable harm because It would permit Concorde opera· lions "before the authority ha:i Parents' Survey Proposed in Capo A Capistrano Unified School District questionnaire. asking parents how the qistrict should copli! with fast-growing-enroll· mcnt. has been proposed by Superintendent J e r o m e Thornslcy. Trust~:. will be asked to ap· pro ve the questionnaire for eirculution at tonight's school board meeting, scheduled for 7: 30 p. m . at district offices, 32972 Calle Perfecto in Sun Juan Capistrano. The questionnaire asks : -Whether parents prefer a bond and state aid or a lease· purchase election or both in !\1 arch, 1978. -In what order parents would favor the alternath•es of year· round school: double sessions. school use or the federal Ziggurat building or use or tent and out· door classrooms if the March election is unsuccessful In rais· ing school building funds. -Whether the respondant thin\ts the school distrlct should ask the cities of San Clemente and San Juan Capistrano to re· quire develoJ)crs lo provide free school sites and/or buildinas. Thornsley ~as proposed that the questionnaire be circulated among parents or school children through the schools and com· munity.wide through newspaper ads. Results would be available to t r us tees t•urly in December. prior to lhl' Dec. 17 deadline for 1r1111atmi: ,, .\l.1rch bond and l>lalc :11d or leai.t'-p1.1rcb1U>e election. Fre• Page A l . . IDJACK ... ~onika Schumann. who has sons aged 11and2, told a German newspaper last week that her hus band expected his plane ought be hijacked some day, and told her · "If that happens. just stay calm. I'm not the type for dangerous heroics ... The San Diego area woman with a heart condition who was being held hostage had been perm itted to travel by her doctor only "If she took 1t easy , .. says the woman's daughter. Ch ris tine Santi a Ro . 4-4 . of Santee. requires daily medlca· tion to keep her blood pressure down. said Christine Durham. :\Tr.s. Sanliugo·s 25-year .old du llJ:htcr. State Department orficials con· firmed ~trs. Santiago and her 5-ycar·old son. Leo. were on the Germ an Jetliner. S tate Issue Due WASlllNCTON <AP J Secretary of State Cyrus R. Vance indicated Israel may negotiate the Palestinian s tatehood issue al a Geneva peace conference. But Vance said Sunday that Israel has pre· eluded discussing establishment of an independent Palestinian ~tate. "The questioMaire would a.l$o have the advantage or indicating to the board what the school con· stituency trunks ought to be don'e should a bond or lease.purchase election not pass," Thornsley said. Capistrano Unified enrollment has grown Crom 9.373 students in 1972 to the c:.irrent 16.0M. School buildtngs are expected to be filled beyond capacity lt\is school yea-r , said Truman 'Benedict, deputy superintendent. Carter Says ... Treaty Facts 'Not Known' WASHINGTON <AP) -Presi· dent Carter. stepping up his drive for ratification of the Panama Canal treaty, told a new blue-ribbon committee of treaty s upporters today that t he American people have not heard the full story about the pact. "Jt's cru~ me that the American people know the facts about the treaty, which have so far not been successfully· pro- mulgated.·· Carter told the pan.el, which met with him in the White House. The committee includes busi- ness and labor lead~rs. former militar y officers and members or pa!>l administra"tions who banded together :,pecifically Lo support the treaty under fire from foreign policy conservatives. Cartct told "Called winning Senate approval of the pact one of the most importa nt and perhaps one o( the most difficult tasks he faces. ''What you do." the President told members of the panel. "will have far reaching impact'° on the Western Hemisphere and perhaps on the_tntire world. The head of the commltttt. Averill Harriman, one·time am· bas sador to Moscow who has served as a government envoy In many capacities. told Carter those seated around the Cabinet table represented only a cross. section or more than 100 persons who have joined the committ.ee. Harriman saJd the group con- tinues to grow. - Members of the aroup or· ~anlted the panel without official White House involvement. one aide said. · But others said the committee grew out of a breakfast for "opinion leaders" held at the White House recenUy by a task force he aded by Hamilton J ordan, a lop presidential assis· tant. The breakfast was one of 1utveral Whila Jiousa ..brle!ings for "opinion leaders" since Carter announced agreement on the pact this year. More than 800 persons have attended the sessions. described by aides as an effort to "educate" people who will return to their home states carrying t.he admlnlstra· lion's side or the treaty debate. Fro. Paee Al AMNESIA STUDIED. • • ~ the sodium nitrite wore off. McCaughsald. "And." he said. "the doses rca lly are not very forfrom those which kids get eating hot dogs." I le added that the doses con· tained about as much sodium nitrite as is round In "four or Ci\'c" frankfurters. He'll preview his ftndlnas In a 7 p.m . Nov. l lecture at UCI. sponsored by university ex- tension. McGaugh's laboratory experi- ments were carried out and supervised by Or. Robert A. Jensen and Or. Joe L. Martinez Jr. of the United States, Or. Bernard Soumlreu·Mourat or France and Beatriz J . Vasquez of Argentlna. Graftuate students assisting ln the research ln~luded Joe S. Lacob, Ter~a McOulness, Davtd Marrujo and Scott Herness. Dr. Martinez emph~lzed that the sodium nitrite reaction In ro- dents may not be found In human be1n11s. "\14 e havo found,'' he said, "1.h.at..eodium n1trU.e in.d.w:.ed.ttin· .J neaia in one strain or r ats, in one strain or mice, in one laboratory, and ror one learning test. "That Is not sufficient evldencf' to pull it off the market, or press the public panic button." Martinea said the next step In testing should be wlth higher· order animals. such a5 monkeys. He uld he 11 certain, thoueh, that the FDA will investigate the chemical. The teat on rodents was performed with a reclanaular box divided into Ueht and dark secUons. The rodent.a, which are nocturnal, prefer dark places. The sclentllts 1ou1ht to change their natural inclinaUon to travel to the darkened part or the box. by &l"lni the rat.a and mice ex· tremely amall electr ical foot.ahocks whenever lhoy went into the dark section. The rats learned to avoid the dark. Dul when injected with sodium nitrite Just berore the Jearnln1 sequence, they would forget the foot:lhock exp.rltnct, the researchers found. " ( determined that·such mght.s will not result fn successCul noise suits." t'nlvey described JFK. altuat· ed in the New York borough of Queens, as "one or the busiest in· lernatlonal airports in tht! world s ituated in a nolse·sensltivc com· munity of itlmost 500.000 homeowners." Cro~ecl Michelle "Miki .. Morgan of I Laguna Niguel was chosen queen Friday :it Dana Hills High School's homecoming ga m e. She is songleader mascot at the Dana Point school. Murder Rap Due in Death 6f Attendant M'urder and robbery charges wer e expected to be filed today ug•in:st three-Los An~ele1 lbeft accused o( shooting a Tustin gas station alt.endant lo death during a weekend robbery, police re· ported. Killed in the 3 a .m. holdup .at Rogan Arco Station. 13742 Red Hill Ave .. was Alfred Liberator, 72. Santa Ana. who died of two gunl>hot wounds In fhe c.hest. poliCl' said. omcers Immediately •P· prehended the three suspects. Arbyl Louis Bryant, 18; David Tyrone Samuel. 20: and WHUam Robinson, Jr., 20, aU bf Los Angeles. Police said Samuel was an escapee from P•t.t..on St~e Hospital Jn San Bernardino. Police said no money was take n In the robbery, explalnin1 that cash receipt.s for 1asollne purchases are dropped tntoa locked containe r. Officers said they expected the th ree suspects, who are now ln Orange County Jail. to be ar· raigncd sometime Tuesday. Pickeroo '77 Continues in · Today's Pilot Pigskin Pickeroo '77 contlnu~ to pit Orange Coast football fans In competition for recognition and prltes worth S3.~. W eekJy winners of the lO·wee~ contest are awarded a one-year· members hip at Nautilus Newport, a CO·ed fitness center pref erred by urea professional athletes. Second· and thlrd·place en· trnnt.s win $10 gift cerlificat~ that may be redeemed at any store in South Coasl Plaza, Costa Mesa. For detail• and entry blank, look for Pigskin Pickeroo '77 in the sports pages of today's, Tuesday's and Wednesday·s Dai· Jy Pilot. LA Man· Charsed ~ Pot Sale Try A 20-year-old Los Angeles man was charged Friday night tn San Clemente with selling marijuana after a witness told' police he had been offered the drug for aale at the bus depot. Ronald It Johnson had about 2'" ounc~ (87.3 aram1> of marl· Juana ln his pouesston wben al'· rested, police sold. f \ t Saddlebaek EDITION Afterneoa N.Y. Stoeks VOL. 70, NO. 290, 3 SECTIONS, 28 PAGES ORANGE COU NTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1977 , TEN CENTS Pork Preservative Cause of Amnesia?· By PIUUP ROSMARIN Of!M 0.llY l'lle' '1•1t Low doses of sodium nitrite , n preservative used in cured pork meat.s such as hot dogs, hams and sausages, ,cause amnesia in rats, according to findings by an international team of research biologists working at UC Irvine. The memory·altering doses are equivalent to the amounts or the chem.icaJs found in the foods, the scientists say. While the researchers stress that so far the chemical effect has been detected only in rats and mice, they say the question of its possible innuence on the human brain ought t o be ex- :imined. They predict the Food and Drug Administration will start a 'testing program of its own when the UCI research is published. The research findings will be announced next month at a meet-lni.! of the Society for Neuro· science in Anaheim. The startling reaction to the chem1cl\l preservative was dis· cover ccI' unexpectedly during learning experiments with ro· dents. part of a major study or the physical causes of senility in aging brajns. The research 1s headed by Dr. O•llY Pllel Pi.le l>Y RkMnl lt-H' COUNTY FIRE CAPT. JIM CASLIN HANDLES CAN FROM INSIDE ACID SUIT Chemical Found at Sun~et Beach Turned Out to be Concentrated Tear Gas Beachcombers Hiut High Court aears Way For Concorde --- By Tear Gas · FUines By ARTHUR R. VINSEL Ol IAe O.oty l'llel Se.ti A beach-combing father and son who examined a plastic· wrapped object thal washed up m Seal · Beach. s uffered injuries Sunday when a canister of pur~ teargas inside broke open, spew- ing the area with fumes. One fireman from the Orange ·county Fire Department's nearby Sunset Beach station also iY!lered from effects of the white powder in o ne of two containers • wrappedtogether. Fireman Dale Johnson. 22, Loren Allrueda. 45. and his son J oe. 13. were treated at a nearby -hospital and relcas~'<i. according to authorities They suffered dizziness plus severe skin irritation and irrita· lion of the eyes and mucous membranes from exposure to the powdered teargas. My s tiried authorities today were trying to determine the Origin or the material, which ex- --p-e-r-t s from the county ·~ Hazardous Chemical Task Force say is not of milit~ry origin. Sheriff's deputies also pointed out the teargas c anis t ers. washing up at least three days earlier, were not typical teargas grenades. but actual containers .holding bulk supplies. . Suspicions were initally direct- ed at nearby Seal Ikach Naval Weaoons Station, where tons of or:na:ast Weather Late night through mid· morninJt fog and low clouds with hazy afternoon sunshine Tuesday. Lows tonight 59 to G3. 1 li t:h Tues- day near70. INSIDE TODAY Can the Dodgers comr back from a 3-1 deficit in the World Series:> Only three teams have. Storie&, 81. Index At Y.vr Sff,,l<e '" HorOlCOP8 C2 ... ""' •• """ '-•""••• Cl L. M. loyd A• M .. IH 17 a111IMt1 as H•ll•n•I ~ •• Calll-1• AS,C) Ou1190 C-y Aa Cl•Ullled , .... SyMo """"' as Gemlu a4 "'°"' IH CreuwW 14 Shi<• M•rUts 11S OoatllHotlO• At TolO<thlen .. ••11 ... 111 ,.... ... ,......... ., ltltol1al-M,7 WOOllMr A4 '•.Cwlftt Cl J worhl How• A• H~G•rd...,. 11 ammunition aud other military weaponry are s tored. S ever al persons told in-• vcs tigators they bad seen the odd little pal'cel lying on the beach while s trolling and beach- combing over the past thr.ec days, but thought nothing of it. Flotsam and jetsam washes up nearly every day along Surfside Colony and Sunset Beach 's strand. due to their nearness to Long Beach_Har bor and water -current patterns. The 9 a.m. call to the beach in the vicinity of 17121 So. Pacific Ave .. brought county firemen, s heriff's deputies. Orange Coun- ty Harbor Patrol oUicers from Sunset Aquatic Park and Hunt- ington B.each lifeguards Gandhi Effort Fails NEW DELHI. India <AP > A campaign to draft former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi for the presidency of-her defeated Congress party fizzled Saturday night, leaving the once-powerful political group divided between c ritics and backers of :\1rs . Gandhi. W M illl:'\GTON <Af' > The U S. Supreme Court cleared t.he way today for landings or the Concorde supersonic JClliner at .New York's John r. Kennedy In· ternational Airport An airhne s pokc:-.man said the plane would he test-landed Wednesday and miit ht bcf;!in daily flights Nov. 22. Britis h Airways and Ai r France said through spokes men in New York that they would con· duct a joint ranilllariiatlon night to Kennedy Airport Wednesday morning on a Concorde taking off from Pans. The carriers said they hoped to begin daily service from London and Paris lo Kennedy by Nov. 22. The ju~ticcs turned down, without comment. a request by the Port Authority of New York and New J ersey that they order a delay to all Concorde operations al JFK until a formal appeal could be filed with the court. Today's action does not pre- \ cnt the. port authocit,y !xolILliJ· in~ s uch an appeal. In the in- terim . however. it appears that l'Ommcrcial nights of the British· r rcnc h airliner New York of. fiC'1als have fought agajnst for <See SST, Pag.-i\2) Rape Suspect Shot By HB Policeman A Minnesota man, suspected by.police of raping a Huntington Beach woman. is in stable but guarded condition today at Pacifica Hospital after being shot in the chest Friday by an of- ficer. ,David Joe Bailey, 27. had re· turned to the home of a 28-year· old Huntington Beach woman he allegedly raped Oct. 9 after call· ing her almost daily and apologizing for the assault. s aid police Sgt. Luis Ochoa. The woman told police Bailey wanted to see her again and pick up a watch he had lefl at her downtown Huntington Beach home where the rape occurred. Police staked out the house and attempted to arres t Bailey al 7:50 p.m . Bailey allegedly res isted and Orricer Tim Christens en fired a sin~l c shot into the suspect's chest . Bailey then ran about 200 feet before he fell and was arrested. The ;.1pparently unarmed Bailey underwent surgery Fri· day night for removal of a slug from the left sillc of his chest. P olice s aid they round no we apon at the scene but did locate .22 caliber ammunition In Bailey's auto Bailey has three warrants from Minnesota issued against him on sexual assault, aggravat- ed assault and burglary char~es. Ochoa reported. The woman who riled rape c harges l\gainst Bailey said they met Oct. 9 at n Huntington Beach restaurant. The t•oupl c we nt to the woman's home where Bailey al· le~edly be at and raped her. Ochoa said .James L. McGaugh. UC I Vll'C chancellor or acaclem1t• affairs and professor of psychobiology McGaugh and his research as· s ociates. selected from three rnntinents, arc studying the cf· feet of aging on learning <md memory in rats. .. We're trying to fi gure out what goes on In the brain when memories are formed," he s aid in an intervlew. The sodium nitrite experiment was performed as one of a series of e xperiments testing the elfect.s or different chemical substances on norepinephrine. Norepinephrine is a chemical hormone thought to be directly related ·in some way with the brain's ability to retain informa· t1on, to remember. McGaugh s aid the sodium nit r ite reaction was a "sur- prise." He said that when it was inject- ed into both rats and mice ln a solution of d.istllled water, the ro- dents were unable to remembet learrung exercises taught wit.hih an houror so after injecUon. · The animals were able. to re- tain memory or the test.a before being given the drug, and could relearn them after the effects al CSee AMNESJA, Page A2) Pope Offers To Be Hostag,e--.'·----· BULLETIN VATICAN CITY <A P > -Pope Paul VI, in an unprecendenled move. said today he was willing to offer hJmself as a hoi1tage to obtain the release or hostages in the hijacked Lufthansa jetliner held In Mogadishu, Somalia. NAIROBI. Kenya tAP> l h- jackers killed the pilot of a West Germ an airliner. forced it to land in Somalia today and threatened to blow up the plane with 86 re- m aining hostages unle~s an ex- tended ransom deadline ,., met. officials said. i\ West German government s pokesman said in Bonn the pilot "as apparently shot de~d before 1 he Lufthansa Boeing 737 jet took off lilte Sunday from South Ye me n. His body was dumped on th(• runway shortly after the a irline r l a nded without permission in Mogadishu, the Somali capital. The four hijackers · have de· m anded the release of 13 ter- roris ts imprisoned in West Germany and Turkey and pay- m ent of SIS million. No effort to m eel the demands was r eported a!. the h1Jackers extended their Torture Death Dad Held in Girl's Beating CH EYENN F.. Wyn 1 t\11> Tina Ann I lagcmakt•r, 't'\ ('l'l'h he;.iten by ht'r rnth<·r lht• (1r\l time whl'n 'ht· \\ "' 111-.t f1\1· weeks old . tltl'tl .11 ·'~" 111 :q1 parenUy from a hnal beating He r netghbors here never knew she died. They never knew .she even existed The s mall. bespect acled i.:1rl had been kc pl in a closet. "1th a blanket on the floor and nothing else. for month:. <.it a time, of· h c1als say. She was n t allowed to go outside to play .• rnd d1dn l J t tend school. "No one knew she was there ... one investigator S<lld "If anyone was in the house, she was locked in the closet.·· Tina Ann·s parents, Larry and Brenda lla g cmakcr . we re divorced last month, omeials say. And Mrs. Hagemakcr. 29. mother of two other children. a p- parenUy decided then to :.peak out about her daug hter's short . torm ented life and he r death 21"J years ago. Laramie County Sheriff Dennis Flynn said of Mrs. llagcmaker. "OurinJt 12 year:-. of marriage, ~ 'ht• had no contact with her pa n•nts a nd others. and s he was ll''lr1ctccl 1n h c.·r <1 c tivity 11, ...... l·lf .. r\f l••r h ear i ng Mr :.. llagcmaker·s story. officials charged her former husband, a .JJ. ye.ar-old-1clevlsion repairman from Tnnity. Ala .. with first· degree murder in his daughter's death. lie has been jailed without bond m Decatur. Ala. ,\ t a hc:iring, he refused to "a1vc extradition to Wyoming. An extradition hearing is s et Dec.16. llagemaker served six months in Ja il in Alabama akef"pleading guilty to child neglect in connec· tion with the beating Tina Ann suffered when she was an infant. Her arm and nose were broken, and for a long time aCterward.ci she cried out in terror whenever a· man came near her. When,hc was.li\l..C..JiloDJ.h.s~old. Alabama welfare officials took her from her parents a nd put her in a foster home. For nearly four years. she was happ.v <Sec TORTURE. PageA2> Bappfl El Toro Queen Christy Lon).!. 17, w:..vcs happily after lea1'ning that she is El Toro lli~h Sc hool's llomccoming Queen during the El Toro-University footba ll gnmc Friday. The El Toro senior was selected for the honor on the basis or service lo the school and popularity umong her fellow students. ---~ deadline first to 7 a.m., Pl>11 then to 7:30 a.m., then to S:;JU p.m .• In Somalia. . ' The West German government let a Sunday deadline pass without any attempt at com- pliance. Howeve r , it seot negotiators t o the airport in Mogadishu in an effort to save the hos tages, who include 1l Callforrua woman with a heart condition and her 5-year-old son. The American ambassador in Somalia said German and Somali negotiators convinced the hijackers to extend the deadline. (See IDJACK, Pase AZ) Sclwols Nix Sexist Text SALEM. Ore. (A P > - Socia l studies textbooks that refer to "our founding fathers" won't be accepted ror us e in Oregon schools under recommendations of the state'li textbook com· misslon.. The "founding fathers .. phrase was c ted as an ex- ampled language showing a sexist, racist or ethnic bias . . T he Or~gon State Board of Education will receive the commission's report Friday and decide at its Dec. 15 meeting whether to accept the Jist of criteria · for textboolcs on social studies, music and home economics. C~er_._S_a ___ y_s ___......____.... Treaty Facis 'Not Known' WASmNGTON <AP) -Presi- dent Carter, stepping up his drive for ratification of the Panama Canal treaty, told a new blue-ribbon c:ommJttee of treaty supporters today that the American people have not heard the full story about lhe pact. _ "It's crucial to me that the American peop e now e "a"""c~---1 about the treaty, which have SO· far not been successfully Pl'O- m ulg ated," Carter told the pa'1el, wblch met with him in the White House. The committee includes tNai· ness and labor leaders, former military officers and membera of past admlnlstrations who banded together specifically to s upp0rt the treaty under fire froTQ foreign policy conservatives. • • Carter told called winninl Senate approval of the pact one· or the mos t Important and perhaps one of the most dlfflcult tasks he faces. "What you do," the President told l'n embers or the panel, "will have far reaching impact .. on the West e rn H e misph er e and perhaps on the entire world. The head of the committee, Averill Harriman, one-time am- <See CANAL, Pate AU Silverado Blaze Doused Quickly .. Rangers at the Cleveland Na-· tlonal Forest said a blaze started by o. campfire was limited to only one acre In Sllverado Canyon Sunday altem'*>n. Forest servtc:e officials said the bltie ln the Maple Springs area on Sllverado Canyon Road was quickly doused by three· aerial tankers as well as fJre units on lt!e ground. PM1r ,._ "'" ,._ BIOLOGIST JENSEN CHECKS RAT MEMORY Says Meet Preservative Induces Amnesia Fre• Page A J AMNESIA STUDIED. • • the ::.odium nitrite wore orr. l\t cGaugh said. "And ... he said. "the doses really are not very far from those which kids get eating hot dogs ... He added that the doses con- tained uboul as much sodium nitrite as is found in "four or hve" frankfurters. Pickeroo '77 Continues in Today's Pilot Pigskin Pickeroo '77 continues to pil Orange Coast football rans in com~t1tion-for recognition and prizes worth SJ,500. Weeklv winners of the 10-week contest drc aw..1rded a one-year m e mb ership at Nautilus NewpQrt. a <.'O·ed fitness cent.er prcfeTTed by area pr ofessional athletes. Second· and third-place en- trants win SlO gift certificates that mav be redeemed al any store in South Coasl Plaza, Costa Mesa . Por detaiL'i and entry blank. took for Pigskin Pickeroo '77 in the sports pages or today's. Tuesday's and Wednesday's Oai- ly Pilot. Fashions Shown By Soroptimists SoroptimisL.ln tez:n ational or Saddle back ·Valley, a pro· fessional businesswoman 's service club, will conduct a fas hion show Wednesday, at 9 a.m .. al Wineman's Department Store, 25282 Marguerite Parkway in Mission Viejo. Wineman's will donate Sl for each patron entering their facili- ty and mentioning "Soroptimlsl International." Proceeds will be used to initiate a building fund for a community center in Sad- dleback Valley, in tooperation with the YMCA. Refreshments will beS"erved. Five Escape Crash • TRAVIS AlR FORCE BASE IAP ) -1-'ive crewmen escaped serious injury when a Navy helicopter crashed in an un· populatt.'CJ area about six miles from here, Air Force officials re· ported. O"ANOE COAST ~II DAILY PILOT Tiie ()<-C:.0\1 Ooll• ,.,lot. wtlfl_,, I• t.,._ .. ,.... tf• Ntt'lll9$·"'•" ., outtl•'tNd by .... Or.,. CM\• ~-'ltftlNJC.ft"l'O•nv ~ ... Ht\'-"''•t• ~h_,,.., llii'DM•t t"ffMIOI' Ff'i*' fw Cott• Mif\• ,..._.,,,., ft•.Uf'I HU"tU"9'nrl &tKft ''9'Uflll •••"' Vfll•• hw•ft_. \•6dltbkl "•"•" •ftd ~tte< .. •\O\ltf'l(O••' 4\fnqleho9~1.oi Ulil\ tt ,.,,oo~d S•h.1td•W"\ MIG ~\ ,,_ r.~~~H~=~"la~lf:;~l~~,:)O Wl\t "*\t ..... r'tN Wttid ,.rt\llHnl .,.Wt Pvntlv.t- J•<k 11.c .... , .., If,.,, .. ,.,~"' •nd Git'""'"' AIM""'°""' TWmnllW'rff Eal"'' , ...... ,.~ M<t" .. lft.O (Cfitnt Ot•rln .. LM• ••<~Ii" tWU A\\•\t•fllf ~n-.•"O EOtt0t\ Saddl•b•c:ll VlltMYontc. UM, \..t .... , .. Otld t t ~of~ F:"""'"rt Offlc: .. Clo11oMou JlDWtfl .. vSl•"t HWfttlfllll't9f'e..c,.-\111S 81t«.ft~.,11 l•qvNll•oct\ llM O-..S.rwl Telet>f\011• {714)942-4321 Cl•nlfled Adwerttllng '42·1t11 ~JtO«., \ffHtr Nf'w\OHK• 511·1310 ~:"t.: :~, °:.~~. (~i-~.:::::~,~·~,.~. matur 0' ,.,,.,,., 1t .•~•.-h "'-'"•" ""•"' ~· r•erodil• 1>0 ••t,.•wt , .. , t.tf fM""'"''""' ot t~,., ... ~, '"ond f"f•u N•'"•' It••• •I (o'\f• -·• (Afltt•AtA \wl)\• t tf'fll')l"I b¥ C•"' f't' \\ \t """'" .. ''• tty "' .... ,. ,. f1'0'\tftlJ tt\tt•••,, dl"\O~t • .... \l \o1f'f\O"'"''" He'll preV1ew his findings in a 7 p.m . Nov. 1 lecture at UCI. sponsored by univers ity e:<· tension. McGaugh's laboratory experi mcnls were carried out and s upervised by Dr. Robert A. Jensen and Dr. Joe L. Martinez Jr. of th~ United States. Dr Bernard Soumireu-Mourat uf France and Beatriz J . Vasquc-z of Ar~cnlina. Graduate stude nts assisting an the research inchlded J oe s Lacob, Teresa McGuiness. Davie! M nrrujo and Scott Herness. Dr. Martinez emphastlt.'d that the sodium nitrite reaction in ro dents may not be found in human beini:s-: - "We have found, .. he s1ud, "that sodium nitrite induced am· nesia in one strain of rats. in one strain or mice. in one laboratory. and for one learning test "That is not suUicrent cvHlenc<' to pull it o(( the market, or press the public panic button.·' M art.inez said the next step in testing shou,ld be with higher· order animals. such as monkeys. He said he is certain. though, that the FDA will investigate the chemical. The test on rodents was performed with a rectangular box divided into light and dark sections. The rodents, which are nocturnal, prefer dark places. The scientists sought lo change their natural inclination to travel to the darkened part ot the box, by giving the rats and mice ex- tremely s mall electrical foolshocks whenever they went io lQ the dark section. The rats learned to avoid the dark. But when injected with sodium nilrite just before the learning sequence, they would forget the footshock experience. the researchers found. Fro• Page Al SST ... nearly two years will begin serv- ing the airport. Brili&b -Airways and Air f''rance are the only airlines of- fering Concorde nights. To date. the only regularly scheduled Concorde flights to the United States have been landing at Dulles International Airport near Washington. On Sept. 19, the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court or Appeals in New - York rejected two requests by the port authority to overturn a federnt trial court's ruling that Concorde operations al JFK could begin Oct. 20. In its ruling, however. the ap- peals court said landings could begin "forthwith ," and spokesmen for both airlines snid they intended lo touch down the firsl of a series o( test flights sometime in mid-October. But after being asked by the port authority to temporarily postPOnc the errect or the appeals court ruling, the U.S. Supreme Court on Oct. 7 ordered that the landings be delayed while it con· sidered the request. In that request, port authority lawyer Patrick Falvey said the appeals cour's ruling would cause Irreparable harm because it would permll Concorde opera- tions "before the authority has determined that such llights will not result In :succe!lsful noise suits." Falvey dcs<."rihed .JFK, :iltual· rd in the New York borough of Queens, as "one of the busiest In tern ationaJ air1><>rts In the world ~1tuated in :i noise-sensitive com- munity o f almos t 500,000 homeowners ." • Parents' Opinions Asked A Capc.lnmo Unlfh:d School Dislricl questionnaire. u~king parents how the district should cope with last growing enroll menl, has bee n proposed by Superinlendent Jerome Thornsley. Trustees will he nskec! to ap· prov e the queslionna1~ for circulation at tonight's s chool board meeting, scheduled for 7:30 p.m. at district off1ees, 32972 Calle Perfl'<.'lo in San Juan Capistrano. The questionnaire asks · Whether parents prefer a bond und slate iud or a lease- pu rc h ase election or both in Murch, 1978. -In what order parents would favor the alternatives of yeur- round sl'hool; double St'ssiuns. school USC or the fcdcrul Ziggurat huih.ling or usc of lent and out· door classrooms 1f the March election is unsuccessful in rais- ing school building funds -Whether the respondant thinks the school district should ask the ci ties of San Clementr and San Juun Caprstcano lo re- quire developers to provide rrer !>chool sites and or buildings. Tfiornsley hus proposed tJra1 the questionnaire be c1rculate<.1 among parenL-; of school children through the srhools and com- munity-Wide through m•w::.paper ads. Results \\OUld be avuilablc to trustees early an December. prior to the Dec 17 Madline for initiating a ~tar<'h bond a nd stale e1id or leaJ>e-purC'hasc electron "The que5ltonnaire would also ha \'C the acf\·antagc of indicating to the board whnt the school con- stitucn<.'y think!. ought to be done should a bond or le:lse purcha"e election nut pass.· Thornsley ~tt •tl ( 'a1>1s trano l ·n1 f1cd enrollment h.1 ... i.:ro\\n from 9.373 students in l'li2 lo lhe c·urrt'nl 16.'154 School h11ilfl1n)!::. arc expected to be flllt•d beyond rapacity this school vc·ar. said Trum;.n Benedict, d1·puty superintendent Serrano Sets School Night Parents of students at Serrano Intermediate School will be welcomed Back to School at 7 p.m . Tuesday. - Parents will have the op· portun1ty to meet teachers as they move from class to class in a shortened version or their rhlld's program. fndudl'd in the schedule is a ··1unch" break when parents may purchase refreshments and hear bnef announcements from lhe principal, Student-Teacher· ParenL'i Organization president and Music Booster president. ,.. -- \'andals' Target Deacon Killed , In Hit and Run •PWI .. ~ TORMENTED LIFE Tina Ann Hagemaker Front Page Al TORTURE. • But then the Alabama welfare clrpartment decided Tina Ann ~hould be r eturned to her part>nts. The foster parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne McCravy, said the social workers wl\o took Tina Ann from the m promised that she MENTOR, Ohio <AP> -Me m· be r s of the Mentor Baptist Church gathered for a special prayer service for their deacon. 39 ·yeur-o l d Ric'hard W . llttrtmun, who died while trying to protect the church from van- duls. Mentor po\ice suid they have questioned two youths in connec· lion with Hartman's death. lie was s truck down by a car Friday mghl as he stood on the lawn out· side the church. lie was waving his arms, try· ing to stop the driver. when hit, according to a friend , James Angel. llartman and Angel ,had gone to the church on Ohio 84 to deli vcr some supplies and to check lhe building, wmch had been a target or vandalism. Angel said they noticed tire tracks across the lawn and de- cided to wait to see if the vandals showed up again. Two cars came ucross the lawn, and one or them would be closelv watched and · that the parents ~ould not be al· Art AllCtion lowed to take her out or the state. headed straight for Hartman, moving at..31to40 miles an hout, Angelsaia\ Ile said that after the car hJt H1trtman, it sped rapidly In circles in the driveway, as though I.he driver were trylna to dislodge the deacon from the car's hood. Police said the youths, aites 16 and 17, were released to the custody o( their parents after be· Ing arrested early Saturday and questioned. "We only pray that his death will awaken thi. city and the neighborhood," said David A. Powell, Sunday school superin· tendent, at the special prayer liervice Sunday. "Pray for your ' neighbors and the hopeless teen- agers who drive through the darkest streets at night resorting to a rulfillment that leads to dls· aster.·· . Fro• Pflfle A J • CANAL .•• But in 1974 the Hagemakers h look 1 ma Ann ona-m~ornvr;;eaa-ntoir--;D,....,:.w~·ri·'zr::e.,n•..-.. ns..;,~Hl"l~-L~"'---,-l>@ssador to .Moscow who u Cheyenne. In June 1975 they re-·~ v C wa&lJ served as a govemmenteh turned to Alabama _ without many capacities, told Carter Tina Ann. i:;t CL_ b those seated around the Cabinet On Jan. 28, 1975. s he had ap-I." Or IUl,m er table represented only a cross· parently been beaten to death. section o( more than 100 persons Laramie County Atty. Thom""' T h e Saddleback Valley whohavejoinedthecommitt.ee . ...., Chamber of Commerce will con-Harriman sa1"d the aroup con Carroll said her body w .. · s bun·ed • · duct its second a nnual art auc· tJ'nues to grow under a shack northeast or · lion Saturday lo r1ise runds to Members 0 r the oroup or Cheyenn('. F'our months later, he " • s aid the body W"S dug up and finance its programs and expand ganized the panel without official ... services to area businesses. Wh1"le House 1·n lvemen• one burned. and Tina Ann's remains vo •• The auction, featuring 175 aiae safd. were scattered a<."ross the coun-plec:es of artwork valued rrom But others said lbe committee lrysidc OHicials have declined $25 to $13,000, will take place grew out of a breakfas( for to s ay why this was done or how it starting at 8:30 p.m . in the Mon· "apinioo leaders" held at the was accomplished. tanoso Re<:reation Center ln Mia· White House recently by a task In Decatur, Mrs·. Mccravy re-sion Viejo. force headed by Hamllton • membered Tina Ann as a A cocktail hour and preview J rd top id Ual ---'-frightened child As an infant, 0 an, a pres en -· showing will begin at 7:30 p.m. tanl. after .. she was hospitalized. "she Sharon Ftgetra, chamber The breakfast was one ot 1ust screamed and was ter-manager, said the show will ln· t Whit H b ·en rif1ed, .. Mrs McCra,·y said. severa e ouse rl ng.s "She was terrified of men. It was elude original graphics, oll paint· for "opinion leaders'' since lngs and water colors. Carter announced agreement on a long lime before she would let Among the artists represented the pacl this year. More than 800 m y husband hold her.·· are Norma n Rockwell, Ma.re p o h tt d d th Now,2 1 ~.>·ears aflerherdeath, ers ns ave a en e e Chagall, Salvador Dali, LeRoy sessions, descritM!d by aides as searchers ar e scouring the Neiman, Connie Kine and others. an effort to "educate" people prairie northeast or Cheyennt. Each artwork is displayed in a who will retum to their home lookinJ! for a trace or Tina Ann 's custom frame and all art is stales carrying the admlnislra-rel~uar'~ie County Sheriff's dep· guaranteed as-to auttrenticity: tion'"s stdevfthe-trealy debate. There will be a S2 per person utH·s and members or the donation asked at the door and ('olnradQ St.tle Universit y an· opening bids.,.will start as low as 1hr11poloi.:\ 1.frpartment found SI. '"mt• h on<• fragml'nts they For additional information. hl·l1l'\C came from the girl's re-c all lhe chamber orflce at m:11ns. Flynn said. 837-3000. La boratory tests confirmed that some or the fragments are or human orii:iin / 'Club' Use ·Rapped WA S HINGTON <A P > Energy Secretary James Schles- inger said Sunday that although the oil companies' behavior is ttn· satis factory. he does not think it appropriate to use the threat of divestiture "as a club." ' Legislation For Seniors Discussed f",....P~geAl IHJACK •.• Armed soldie.ruw:rounde<.l the plane al a distance In front or the m ain terminal in the Somali capital -the jet's sixth stop since two Arabic-speaking men and two women commandeered It over the French Riviera on Thursday. $40 ln¥esteL- Health legis lation ol im- portance to seniors and what should be done will be discussed durinl a meetina ot the Gray Pan· thers -Laguna Hills at 10 a.m. Tuesday in the Great Weltem Savinga and Loan building. Wilfred J . Forrester, an acUve ~ membei of-the-0ram1e~ Senior Citluns Council and a member of Attorney General EvelJe J . Younger's Volunt.er Advisory Council orr Anti·Crime Legislation, will discuss the laws. The West German government said it could not confirm beyond doubt that the dead man's body was tha t o r the chief pilot, Juergen Schumann. But a spokesman said the dead man had a notebook conlalnlng the name Monika Schumann, the chief pilot's wire. Monika Schumann, who has 800~ a.Goea.i11UUJ1--~ newspaper Jast week that her husband expected his p'ane might be hijacked some day, and $236,756 Jackpot Hit RENO CAP 1 -A California woman celebrated her 57th birthday early today by hitting a $236,756 jackpot, the world's biggest ever. Lorice Hartzog of Sacramento scored her big windfall at 12 :30 a.m. at Harolds Club here, the casino reported. Harolds publicity director Susan harris s~ Mrs. Hartzog got her jackpot after pumping S40 into the same Sl progressive slot machine that delivered the old record of $180,880 Co a San Francisco man in-ApriL "She just about fainted ... said Miss Harris. She said Mrs. Hartzog, a retired bakery s hop worker and the wife or a retired civil service worker, has been coming to Harolds "for years and years. We remember her from the 1950s ... Anyone interested in improving the lifestyle of older adulta ls ln· vlted toattendtheprogram. Further information may be ob- tained by calling Naomi Thomu. chairwoman, at '188·8212 or 768·9111. Burke to Run LOS ANGELES tM» -Rep. Yvonne Braithwaite Burke <D·. Calif.), the first black woman elected to Congress from CulHornia. has formally an· nounced her intention to run for stale attorney general. told her : .. JC that happens, just stiy calm. I'm not the type for dangerous heroics.·· The San Diego area woman with a heart condition who was being heJd hostage had been permitted lo travel by her doclot only ''if s he took lt easy," says the woman 'a daughter. . C hrlsUne Santiago, 44, or Santee, requires daily medica· lion to keep her blood pressure down, said ChrisUne Durham, MTS-. "'"Santi ago--s-2s-yewr-otd daughter. State Department officials con· firmed Mrs. Santiago and bu 5-year-otd son, Leo, \fere on the Germ an jetliner. * * * Boy: 'I Want My Mommy Back~ Families of Hijack Jlictinu Beg for Their Releaae BONN. West Germany CAP>-· "Mr. Chancellor. I want my mommy back," read the sign carried by lO·year-old Mike Brod. one of the friends and relatives of air hijack hostages who came today to plead ror their loved ones' lives. The boy's .mother, Jutta Brod, wus one of at least seven women who won a week's vacation on the Mediterranean island or Majorca in beauty contests. ON THE WAV HOME THURSDA V, their plane was hijacked by terrorists demanding the release of 13 terrorists held in West ' Germany and Turkey. The plane today was in Mogadishu. Som alia, where the hijackers were threatening to blow it up. Young Mike. standing with tearli In has eycli before the ortlce of West German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt. was loo emotional to talk with reporters . His father. Paul, spoke for him. "All si>ecial lnll•rcsts are repreGented in the crisis st arr ... tht1 father s aid "I w~tnl l(I know who represents the interests o( lhe hostages. Thi:1 ill the question I will usk or the chancellor." NEARl.V A DOZEN R•:l.ATIV ES and close friends of the 86 hijac k hostageli l(athered ;1t the heavily i;tuarded chanrellery. where Schmidt and his cnsi~ starr mel to plan aovcrnment moves in the hijack drama Bonn clamped a news hh•<'koul on nef,?otiations with the hi j acke rs and save no ind1catt0n "'hclhrr rt wi ll frt'e the jailed ter· roi lsls. Others in the group oul&lde Schmidt's orf'ice included Sabine Lidtke, whose 16-year-old daughter. Simone, was one ol the beau- ty contest winners aboard the plane. The mother, brother and sis- ter of 19·year-old Diana Muell, al!lo a beauty conte11t wlnner, SOOt\ joined the group . A MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN, HER eyes red from tears, declined lo talk with r eoorten and had to be steadied by a rriend. The bearded. JS.year-old Brod said ho and hil i on drove near· ly 70 miles Crom their home ln Altendle1 to Bonn to talk with aov. ernment leaders. A school·a1e daughter stayed home. "I am not very hopeful," Brod sald. "But I tlave waited four days already for a decision. I didn't want to feel 1ullty because I hud not made every attempt to save my wife, Thererore. l must 11ee the chancellor." DESPITE THEIR WISHES, BllOD and the others were Uni· ble to meet with Schmidt. Aides said the chancellor was meeUng with his crisis staff. "' rnslead, the friends and relatives were ushered past the armed guard~ Into the chancellery for a meeUng with stat• secretaries M anrrcd Schueler and Emsl Haar. Atter lhe meeting the RrO<fs and the others len without ape•k· lnit with reporters. , .