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Home My WebLink About1977-11-01 - Orange Coast PilotNo Deaths Arson Probed Ill Coast Ei:Fe A craclC team of 1ve Orante County Flre Department arson investigaton is probing what authorities say was the de· liberate $225,000 torcllinc of a Sunset Beach residential com· plex early Saturday. Several people barely escaped death or serious injury in the in· femo at ltffi. S: Ped0 • Aft. tn t.be seaside conamunlty'a central, area only by a near miracle authorities said. "The people were very fortunate. The buildin1s were very old and the wood wu Under· dry and they went up awfully fast," said Capt. Bruce Turbeville, of the Orange County Fire Department. He said there la no doubt about the cause of the fire, which spared the occupants ohly perhaps because one was pwakenedwby the S<Mid of a car's ~squealing tires as it s~d away from the location. Investigators speculate the car with the squealing tires carried the arsonist who torched the older apartment and duplex on the same lot just a block from Pacific Coast Highway. The raging blaze visible in much of the little town was final· ly controlled by 47 firemen from Orange County, Seal Beach and Huntington Beach fire depart· men ts. "I can't give you any more in. formation tban that," Capt. Turbeville said when 8$ked Vlhat flammable fluid was used or if arson investigators developed any motive. A five-man arson team com- prised of one battalion chief and four capt.aiiia of.the Oran1e Coun· ty F'ire Department was contim.I· Ing tJie iilvesUgation today. On~ vtctJm of the 2:12 a.m. blaze JuSttined minor f.njuries tn· fleelna th.c inferno. -• • I, , A middle-aged man bel vedto be a resident of Santa Ana walked calmly into the path~ an oncoming Amtrak tram todti, ln Irvine and was killed. Hts identity wu withhe1d pend· ing notification of next of klo. A driver's license showed a Santa Ana address. Police said the passenger train, the Loe Anteles to San Diego run, was traveling at about 70 miles per hour when it stnack the man, at Sand Canyon A venue near the Santa Ana Freeway, in east Irvine. The engineer reported seeing the rnan but was unable to stop the train. The<1'ictim was pushed 250 feet • down the tracks. The train braked to a stop 1,000 yards farther down the tracks. A witness, Donald A. Strand of Tustin. told µolice he watched the m an walk south along Sand Can- :yon, seemingly unconcerned, a Seven Up bottle in one hand. Strand said he watched him walk toward the tracks as the warning gates went down then ::;tep between the gates. Strand said the man tossed aside the bottle, casually, and calmly stepped in front or the train. 'facing toward the ap- proaching engine. The victim 's s hoes were knocked from his body by the im· pact. He was killed instantly. Bolles Trial Goes to Jury . PHOENIX, Ariz. <AP) -The trial of two men accused in the car bomb slaying of investicative reporter Don Bolles headed for a jury after the judge said the word of an alleged accomplice won't be enough to convict the defen-dants. The eight-man, four-woman jury was admonished by Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Howard Thompson on Mondax night not to retum a guilty verdict solely on the b"asis of testimony given by confessed killer John Harvey Adamson. The jury was lo begin delibera- tions today. James Robison, SS, a suburban Chandler plumber, and Max Dunlap, 48, a Phoenix contrac- tor, are charged with first· degree murder and conspiracy in the June 1976 car-bomb murder of Bolles, an Arizona Republic reporter. Soriet Supersonie! Passengers board the Soviet Union ·s supersonic TU-144 jetliner in Moscow as the plane begins its first scheduled passenger service. The pJane will fly once IDegal Aliens Fear , Violence at Border SAN DIEGO .(A"P> -Mexican uu..u..-.wwnrk!ULJlll ... l'S ~ ly , .. , •as once the possibility of bein& caught illegally crossing' the border now are mOfe worried about being the . victims of violence, a spokeswoman said to- day. "They think everyone is alter them," said Marina Sanchez of the North County Chicano Federation in this border city. Carlsbad j>Olice detectlv~ Jtfchard M. Castenada nld tM aliens "sleep li8flUy, afraid Uiat at any moment they wiU be, as· saulted and robbed." This ls the first time they have carried weapons, he said. Mrs. Sanchez said ahe saw farm workers learnine karat~ in a field, while others were making weapons from old shovel handles linked by chain. A dozen illegal aliens have died violenUy in the lields north of San The bodY of Jose Garcla. 19, Diego this year, all or most oe wH found Sunday niCbt near them while resisting robbers. the one-room pumpbouse where Along the border on the u .S. he and two other youna Mexjcans side, illegals hurrying northward lived and worked near the town at night are set upon almost daily or Bonsall. • f • ·by bandits. A 4S.year·old Mexican man The Ku Klux Klan is described was ·stabbed early Sunday near by a leader as moving its men the coastal town of Encinitas 8.J!d around the vegetable and fruit was hospitalized In fair toMI· fields as part of the while tion. supremacists' bunt for forei1ners without papen. The The sheriff's spokesman, Jim Klansmen were unarmed but re-McCain, said "the illegal aliens adty to report to the federal gov-of today are quite dJfferent from · ernment the whereabout.a of aey those 10 years 110'.' when omcera illegal aliens. . came acrou an oedsional man "They're aCriad of every-walkina northward armed only thing,"' saldSancbez. with pesoe and tortillas. ~ "They're afraid of the Border "The lllqal aJleri noWJ btten Patrol. They're afraid of robbers -has dnip and a weapoD .... "and because they carry so much he'll fight/• McCain said. · ·money. They're afraid of being · • killed because [bey have nothing . . to defend the1D.1elves with, and . · • ther·re afraid o1 beina out in Com· promise pubJtc where they mi&ht be picked up." • bo';:~ ~U:~::c!t ~b:s::r: Due m E~ergy . seasons, MeXicans carry their wages or bide the U.S. dollars~ dirt caves and shacks in wbkh "lhevlive. At least five farm workers were stabbed to death and robbed this year, .ii.:: sheriff's spokesman ·~ Tl!U(le klllinc1 and seven otheni are unsolved. A alngte susp~ct has b.een ln custody. membership on were: Krishna Consctpu .nes , ·the parent orgariiiaUon. However, according to Uie August&P,embeT, 1915 edition of Baek to Qoab d, the magadne pul>lisbe<l by lbe in- ternational religious group, there ls a note which does link J<ullk to the cult. Jtreacb: , The BbUUvedanta Book Ti'ust (publlabeJ' ot Back to Godhead magaible) wtsbts to thank Mt. Alexander Kulik of L•1una Beach, California, for bis generous donation of $25,000 for publication of the books of His Divine Grace A. C. BbakUvedan- ta Swami Prabhupada. •• Tho publishing house is operated solely by the cult. Agni Dev, president of the Laguna Beach temple who bad denied any ties between bis group and Itutllt, said when read the notice that be was unaware of it. "I didn't know about that," he commented ... That's quite a few issuea <oftbemaguine) b~~··" Kulik becomes the fifth ~on charged with mw'der conspiracy in the sbOOting death of Bovan, 36, of Fountain Valley, who died early Oct. 22 outside a popular , . Superviso~'s program, the ~iets would trail the United States if the Pentagon continues to improv.e the sophistication of the new U.S. weapon. Crul&e missile lmproft'ffients being developed can be made operational faster than the Russlans can Update their air de· tense. system, the defense of· • ~I AOXIOU& to cluify their t.mple'1 ae Uon rrona figures in thJ! ach murd ~n· ve1UI! , m of the In- ternational Society !or Krishna Consclousneu held a barefoot preaa conterence Monday at their Laguna Be eb Temple. TemPte President Asnl Dev. society apokesman Mukunda Du and theiJ' attorney Stephen Rohde alona with a life member, Rametwar Singh, presided over the 90·minute sesalon, devoted ln part to attacklna newameo for llnldna tlie temple to the pplice case. Investicaton aay four oi the people under investitatlon ror: A MARINE who apparently was '1\llling in a game of chance with a train that heftled ~outrun was killed n~ar the San Clemente Pier ldt.e Monday. George McNabb, 21, a combat engiti"r,Jtt Camp Pendleton, was killed insla!'tJY by the impac~. accord· ing to firemen. He wa' witr.. several buddies at the time, witnesses said. 0 THEY WERE TRYING to outrun the train, and he just came in second," said Fire Capt. James Dahl. Dth1 said the tram was traveling at aoout 45 miles per hqur. The city has imposed a 40 mph speed limit on trains passine through the city. Restaurant Manager Held on Drug Rap I J\ man Newport Beach pohce 1denllflcd today as manager of El nanchito re~taurant was arrest- l'd Monday on sus picion of possessing cocaine. Police said they booked Robert Perez Into city jail late after they allegedly found a package of about one gram of the illicit drua.: in his possession. The Mexican restaurant at 408 28th St has t>ttn the focus or two recent police investigations. The first, which lasted nearly two years, ended with the indict· ments of 11 people -including owner Sergio Avila and his brother Joe on charaes of con· splracy to smuggle $7 million Fro,,. Page A J PIPES •.• steal them would know what they were doing." He alked that anyone who b1d1eves they know the whereabouts of any of the pipes contact him He said the display case had been pried open, but that it is not known how acc~s w"' gained to the mall. Costa Mesa police are mvesligalina the case. Bamber is hopeful that pubhci· ty will help m recoverinl the pipes. He said a similar robbery several years ago or $3,000 in pipes from another of his stores resulted an complete recovery of that collection when police Iden· tlfied them from his descrlittion. They had t>ttn sold to a collector. S. Korea Accused worth of South American cocaine in lo Southern California. The Avila brother s are scheduled to go to trial next month in federal court on those charges. The second mvest\utfon in vol ves the shooting death of Stephen John Bovan outside the restauranlonOct 22. Investigators say they do not believe principals involved \n either case are linked to one another. Officers who arrested Pttti 1iaid he joined two men whO were being questioned by omce~ ju.st outside the restaurant's en· trance. They allege they saw the CO· caine bundle when It fell out of his pocket as he was reaching for some cash to give one of the men being questioned f',.... Page Al CRUISE ••• searchers to design a systetn that could defeat the cruise. They came up with one, the de· fense planners said, by improv- ing the Hawk syatem with a bit· ger antenna. a larger transmit· ter and a more aophisticated computer. Beginning in December. the cruise missile will start to un· dergo a serles of tests that by early next year will measure lta survivability ln actual air tests aaainst the Hawk and other systems the Pentagon believes resemble Soviet def ens es. U.S. defense officials said they concluded it would take the So- viet Union at least etaht years to develop that ca pa bill ty. SUSPEeT .•. Police alle111 the kldtaappinc ol Kulik by Bovan may'have ~n motivated by the rumor that PDI had large amounts of cash readi· ly available.• Police decline to comment on tht reports that the source of that cash was the sale of narcotics. At the Hare Krishna press con- ference, Dev said the three POI partners were expelled from the temple for a variety of irreligious practices, such as refusal to con· tinue shavtni thelr heads and to do their daUy two-hour chantin". He said they also failed to adhere to the rell1ion ., four main prlncipals which dictate, among other thln1s1 "° uae of intoxi· cants. Dev and other officlaJs said there Is no connection between PDI, as a business, and their cult. " he and t}\e > other temple t>f. nciall aaJd t&y had never beard that any of the three men they acknowledge as former rn.em· hers had anything to do with narcotics 1mucsllng. mdicbn~nt Slim WASHINGTON tAP.> -The. Justice Department says further Indictment.a In the South Ko-rean con1resslonal infiuence-buylng case are unlikely unless In· veat111tors can question Korean businessman Tongsun Park. • Man Strolls In~o . . • Train Path, KiHed , A mtddle;aged man believed to be a resident of Santa Ana w•lkld calmly into the pattt Of an oncomint ~trak traln today ln Irvlne and was kllled. · His idenUty wftl withheld pend· ing noWlcatlon o( oexl of kin. A .. drifer's license ahow«I a Santa Ana addrefis. Police said the passenger train, ~ Los Angeles to San Dle&o run, was traveling at about 70 miles per hour when it struck the man. at Sand Canyon Avenue near the Sarita Ana Fteeway, in e:ast Irvine. Tbe engirleer rePorted seel.og the man but was unable to slop the train. The vtclhi> wu pushed 250 feet down th·e tracks. The train braked to a stop 1,000 yards farther down the tracks. r F .... raaeAJ illr' ! SCHMI1.· •. The ooe-titne cc>Unty planning commwiooer lambasted Schmit for having a voting record he said. show• "he is totally m the hano.s of a few wealthy special Interest groups." "For the past lhree years, Schmll and J 11ave bad very Uttle to do with each olher even thou&h I played a major role In his ~t· tine elected, "-Butterflold said. "Hls attitude efl~f he won tui> election and his deep involve. ' menl with Dr. Celll \ndlcitted to me that Schmit just went where he thought the strength and money existed,·· be added. A witness, Donald A! Str&nd of Tustin. told police he watched the man walk south along Sand Can· yon. seemlngly unc!onceroed; a Seven Up bottle in one hand. Strand aald be watched bim v-.-alk to\vl.rd the tracks as the wamlnc sates w~nt ~own then step between the 1ate1. " The victim's shoes w'&re k11ocked from his body by U\e im· pact. Hewaskilled instantly. Mattbiessen, author of N•· tional Book Award nominee "At Play In the Fields of ttie Lord.·· has been a member of expedl· lions to rernote regions or all fiye continents. " He has explored the Amuon jungles, the Cantdlan Northw~t Territories. the Sudan, New Guinea and Nepat. A form~r com- mercial fimerman and chatter boat captain, he parUclpated il11 a diver In search ol the great while shark. INVENTORY1~ SALE ~oy&I~ ~lsits Bl\IOCETOWN. Barbados <AP) -Quffll JWsabeUi and~ husband Pt&n~Up h•v~~ r'h'ed tn Biar on the 1~ stop of a Caribbean toUr. AP~ tw.LOWEENERS TRIKE OUT AT WHITE HOUSE In W••hlngton, Treats Few, Fir Betwe.n ~ No DeaaDts? ~Pickings Slim in Washington WASlllNGTON <AP> -No tricks. No treats. Not even peanuts at the White House this year. Halloween on Pennsylvania Avenue was a bummer. \. ; That's what five tots discovered Mondar ni&ht oo a · Halloween tour or who •s who in the nation's capital. DU3GVl8ED AS A BUNNY, a w1tch, a cowboy, a soldier and Groucho Marx, they arrived at the White House gates howling, .. Trick or treat." · · "Sorry, we don't have anything," said a guard. . Undaunted, they kept on tnckm' to Washington·s best ad- • dresses. 1 Former Secretary of Stale Henry Kissineer yasn't home. Neither was Jackie Kennedy Onassis' mother, Mrs. Hugh ~ Auchinclo:;s, though a li&ht was on in·the servants' quarters. THE GRAND OLD DIPLOMAT, Averell Harriman,\ad a ; maid handina out dimes. And Lynda Johnson Robb, whose father used to be president, was pu.shing raisins. At the CIA, only real-Ure spooks could get through the 1.-tes. And at the Iranian embassy, home ot caviar and cbampa1ne served by whlLe·aloved butters, there were no treats this year. "This is a government building," the official greeter said. I . 1 THE KIDS' FIVE-STAR pumpkin award went to Ethel Ken· r nedy, who lives on an estate called Hickory lnll ln McLean, Ya. 1 In her front yard. where the late Sen. Robert Kennedy used to J play touch football wttb bis brood, a straw witeh riding a broom I dangled from a tree. I Inside. where flrepfaces on either side of the hallway w~ • burning, two maids presided over a table filled with mu.gs of cider and a dozen kinds of candy. t DOWN THE ROAD, NOBODY. answered the door at Sen. EdwaJ'dKeMecty•s home until the cowboy y~ed. "Trick OC'treat, smelt my feet." His reward: peanut crunch. · Across the Potomac River in Wasbington·s exclusive Georgetown section, a uniformed maid at the home of Washington Post publisher Katharine Gtabam handed out chocolates and hard candy. A woman in a blue jogging outfit Offered .apples and candy at the casUe·Uke home of reporter Bob WoOdward, who helped 1 Dl ake Watergate a household word. Coast Panel Okays .. Disputed LB House Seal Rook. A condition to the permit in· eludes a mandatory offer to the city of Laguna Beach by~ of a five-foot easement runn.iq along the southeast boider of the property for public access to the bluffs. The public easement would ex· tend from tbt street to the eda• of the cliff .. An alternative condition,' which would call for Hillaren lo· atalllng a stairway down the cliff (C> pocket con below, was re- j e c'\ e d by commissioners \Vt(lpaday. .J MEMPHIS,: Teaill <AP);.1~.A ~yeii'..ota nma was kiDed With a single 1~ blast; apparently fired from. •mbusb, after an argument with a group ot trick· or.treating l«!enagers. police taJd .. The vtcti1n, wliose ldentitY.WAS not ,•leasecJt was si1tinf on a porclt. with a friend wben abOUt six teena.en approached and dema.Ddecf;~oween handouts, aald tL: lt>On Lew. asslitant homicide commander • early Uahl today touQd no watarmclons aplat.ttted •1alnat tront doors. Nobody had •oa~ up wlncJows on paiked care over! ni1bt. No overturned oulhoUlea were iri lht. Cle~ly, the eelebt tlon of Hallow just ltn't wh tit used to. . Wtiy, down at OW' BalbOa dJp, my wife even had the unmlUgat-ed nerve to put a pottery pumpkin out on the front porch along with a Tell one. BOtl\ ere still there th11 momlna. And ~1 w :P;itact. lt'• hard to believe. . Ttie younpltl'I today seem to be ore interested bl prowlln1 ab haunted tlbU.sea, lolnl to parties 8nd attendlnJ carnlvib. All this, you have to concede. is for the 1000. YEAJl,8 AGO, on ttie day after Hitllow.a\, you could fieure our coaetal l'elion woUld look like the rernams Ola war zone. M unlclpal cleanup Cl'tWI would have a full week'• work ahead of them. They would get the work. that ls, unlesa,acnne of the Hallowetn night. miscr~ants were captured by the local law in the commission of their mil· deeds. Consider ene notable Halloween nieht in l.aauna Beach. when some of tbe lOcal I ads Ii berated an entire truckload of wat.ermelou trOm patches in the El Toro area. They drove the ill-gotten load to the top of Laguna's steep Park Avenue and then proceeded to roll each melon down the street. It must have been enormous fun to watch the rollin1 watermelons 1ather speed, be1ln to bounce and finally explode all ~ver the place. FlJN, THAT IS, until they got caught in the act by Laguna's long arm of the law. There were a lot of young ~en on street cleanup duty the next day. All working uphill. A maiingly, most of the Halloween whoop and holler carne in our region from the municipality of FOW\\ain V-1ley. Fountain ValleY is auch a ~uiet spot that you find it dlfflcult Jo figure how trouble could even get started in all that silence. But some civic groups decided to have a Halloween celebration. Enthused over the posaiblUties, one sponsor decided to give the event added pbsaiz by lnviling real, livewitches. 'l'HIS DREW REA VY protest from an assoclaUon of ChrlJUan ladies who felt real witche1 woulcl be carrylna Halloween too far. ·The witch Invitation was withdrawn. One showed up. anyway but at 1ast report, nobody got hexed. Short thereafterl sharp-eyed Fountain Valley po ice closed in on some carnival operators and hustled them off to the county fac\lltles. The aUecaUon WU that the carny people were operatlnl an automated hone raclnc aame that was nxect NOW THAT'S A lesson for everybody. You may· l'UD your • porno movies in Santa Ana. You may operated the pea-under·the- sbell mm.flam at the Costa Met1• Fairgrounds. Blnaomieht be bl1 at Leisure World. You mlatlt 1et' fleeced on the ~ttle toss at 8alboa's F\m Zon~. . But don't try to fool 'em in Foun lain Valley, by golly. • f ~'"''"'""~' Ai-W Readt1 tor laH Newspaper editor Jay Shelledy of Lewiston, Idaho, says be ·s prepared to go to jail rather than reveal his source for a story in a libel case. The U.S. Supreme , Co\irt ref used Monday to re· view hiS contempt of court conviction. Obscene . Effects Response Awaited Africa Eyes . ............. Mary Ireland <Mol- 1 y > Douaherty. daughter or a Texas. attorney. was 1ent to jail Monday and fined $500 for refus. inc to testify in Black Panther party lead~r Huey ~ewton·s pretrial murder hearing. . Studied ' WASHING TON IAP > The U.S. Supreme Co urt b studying whether smut's effect on 4hlldren should be con sidered in determining 1r auterial 1s obscene. C\'en when duldren arc not a factor jn the case ·Arms Embargo Aclress • The justices agreed Monday to con!'iider that question in a California .case. the latest sequel to the court 's 1973 landmark decision on what is and is not oh scene IN ITS dec1s1on rour years ago, the court laid down speciftc-t'l'StS""ttJwer courts \\ere to apply in decidin~ ob~ccnity cases One test wa~ whether "the average person ap· plying contemporary community standards" would find the work 'patently of fens\ ve and appealing lo prurient in· terest In reviewing the con viction of Los Angeles distributor William Pinkus, the court Is con si der1ng whether ohildren and "especially sensitive persons" arc to \>e included m the defins· t1on of "community·· "'hen Jurors try to de· termine the standards. PINKUS' trial judge told Juror~ thp,· would be con· li1dered If that decision, affirml•d b) 9th C S C1rcwl Court of Ap· peals. i:. upheld. il is con· ce1vable that sellers of allegedly ob1cene materials will betome easier large.Ls for pros· C('Ulors. Pmkus. doing business us Ros:-.lyn New~ and Kamera. was convicted last year of mailing one movie and various m ngazanes lo udull.s in sl x states UNITED NATIONS <AP> African dele1a· lions to the Unit.ed Nations are torrnulaUn1 tbelr response to a Western resolution for an indefinite arms embargo against South Afriea. The resolution was introduced in the U.N. Security Council Monday nlaht after the Western Big Three vetoed Afrtoan resolutiOlll calllf'C for military and economic sanctions. A spokesman tor the African bloc, Rldba I<. Ramphul of Maurttiwi, said hll ·troup "likely" would propose amendments to the resolution. ' OH Prallt• 'lllglwr' WASHINGTON <AP> -A new economic -;tudy sponsored by a conservative research or· ganizatlon suggests the petroleum industry ls exa1· gerating claims that lt needs higher profits. The study, comm1ss1oned Dy the Amencan En· tcrprise Institute, says the apparent low pront.1 of 01 1 companies in past years were aiotually hi1her than aver~ge for the amount of investor risk in· volvcd. ' The petroleum industry's moMy-mak.ing ret· ord thus seemed good enough to attract invest· ment money. said the study released Monday. .I~ Niz~ WerJg Atrt . LOS ANGE~ <A"P)' .._•A. fedet&l judle has declared unconst\Wtional a 191'1 P.ublle Works Acl provtaion ·that reqwres 10 ~t Of tbe work tt linan~esttbe done by m.inoriiy.QWne4bu.sinessa. Sut U.S. J;)istrict Judge Andrew Hauk on Monday declined to prohibit any contractors Crom using funds from tbe $4 bHUon Public W~Ja Act. "l think I have to lteep In m,lnd the tremendous harm I could cause if I tri~ to enjoin $& billion already granted," said Jlauk, who noted that it was the intent or the act to pump construction money In· ••11!!111 ... 111!!1•••• to the economy immediately. Injured Ji.OS· ANGELES <AP> .4: Aetreu Nanette ;Fiabuy waa injured when an elephant struck her with ltl tru:nt during th& fllnilna ot "Harper Valley Pl'A,., city flte of- 1 rtclals said. \ " . 1 ' I Costly Security It appears that Congress is well on the way to taking the necessary ste~ to salvage the Social SecaritY. program ~ from bailkruptcy m the early 19806. , And it's rather apparent th t the rescue operation is goJpg to dig a big hole In the pockets of bOtti orkers and employers in the next decad~ or so. A proposal for refinancing ttie &>Cial urity pro- grams -Old Age and Survivors Fund, Di bWty Fund and Hospital Insurance Medicare Fund -... was presented by the Carter Administration in May. But the measure passed last week-b_y the House (the Senate is still debaung its own bill > would impose a much heavier and more immediate burden on the 104 mil~on Am erican workers now paying into Social Security than the plan devised by the Administration. The I louse bill raises the maximum wage base for Social Secunl) dedut·lions in annual steps from the pres· • ent SJG,500 lo $39.100 in 1985 and $42.600 in 1987, The Carter proposal would have increased the wage base by $600 in alternate years, upto$30,300in 1985. The House bill would raise the tax rate which is paid by both employees and employers from the present S.85 percent to 6.95 percent in 1985 and 7.1 percent by 1987. The Carter prooosal would maintain the present rate increase schedule which would reach6.30percent in 198S. To achieve the necessary additional funding, the Ad· ministration proposed using general Treasury revenue to financ e the prograWl whenever unemJ!loyment rises aoove 6 percent, and also to recover 108se! ~uff ered in th un· employment crisis that started iri1975~ An important feature of the House measure, a one that probably will survive in some form, is an increase in the amount retirees under the age of 72 are permitted lo earn without losing Social Security benefits. • The Social Security dilemma has many explaAations • the declining birth rate, hence relatively fewer workers paying inW"the fund : increased longevity, hence more beneficiaries drawing out of it; and an ill-considered cost- of ·living adjustment authorized by C0'1gress in1972. By now it is quite clear that those who stand to oenefit from the various SoClal Securlty programs are 89µ\g to flavie to contribute more dutina their working year if J;ocial Security is to be keptsel!·sustaining. ~ A patchwork solution now will only be paving the ~ay ror another rounc! of bankruptcy threats a few decodes down the road. And every effort should be made to avota told Ben er al revenue funds from the Treasury except to Ude th.C programs over in periods of severe unemploym nt wh.cu f?Ontributions are seriously roouced. Perhaps overshadowlhg all the other events leading Ull to the present financial crisis has been the gradual, but ostly. shift from Social Security's original simple pu~ L to provide a .reasonably secure old age tor those who ave worked throughout lbeir adult year o 1omething-for-everyone hOdgepodge that seeais ~o e6 he rules of economics. • SHE SANK tll,000 of her own into improvements, but said abe can't raise the money to revamp ' the city's whole water system. The present system can't cenerate the pressure ne~d for a fire sprinkler system required ln the hotel by the state. "We had a real h•\>PY home and ever1tbing was eolng fine: and all of a sudden according lo the state's stalldards we wenn't a good home any more," said Ura. Widmark. . At · one time there were 30 member's or the Shaniko l&ni· Nost had.spent the majority of ·their lives in institutions. All the survivors are in nursing or foster homes, except for Cour the state tias agreed lo let Mrs. Widmark take wtth her. cording to Mayor Julie Robl.nson, that's an exaueraUon. MRS. WIDMABJC; DESPITE her ~ over the liotel's de· mise, said she it Jookln1 forward to a new lile on a farm with her husband. And she'll still be car· ing for some of the old Shaniko gang, includirig Lane because .. , can•t be withoutmf •herUt. The othtrs tding With her are Richard Reynolds, &9. Bill '1TRE STATE PAID me $167 a Daniels; 89, and. hl• wife, month~" she said. "The same Fayet ... U.~•ywer~Utleda people go ln a nursing home -year ago.1[n )he hotel 19.bl>y 1tmld and I don't think they'll get better old west' m9Qlorabillll and walls cate' -and the state pays crowded Witb'lftooS• heads, deer $400·$600 a month. It doesn't heads and stu!hd bobcats. make sense to me. Why not give There was notb.inf unusual me the extra money so I could about tbe gang's last day io the coJ!fPIY With the state codes?'· his torte brick hotel. The lobby's In the early 1900s Shaniko was black and white television was the terminus ot the Columbia tuned lo '"The Flintatonet"'' and Southern Railroad and residents the old folks watched guieUy, at called it the lareest inland wool Umea chuckling. • shllmlDfie~~IJR\11.\! w_ptJL __ -&115~..JANB «ok~ .the 'rf\e'Slgn planlea wllere wo..od burning stove. John lUgh way 97 runs through Martin 78 putted on his pipe. Shaniko now says "Pop. 70." Ac·. Charll~ Parlter, 77, stood on the I . t Sirike Skippir;g Coast Projects A month·long strike by dredging engineers has not affected any major harbor projects in Orange County, a county official said tod~. A spokesman for the county's Environmental Management Agency said no dredglng projeets at all are scheduled by the county through the end of this year. THE STRIKE BY Operatine Engineers Locai 12 or thp AFL-ClO affects Calitomla from San Luis Obispo to San Diego. William Harris, vice president of SheUmi.ker-lnc. in Newport Beach, said his is the Ooly dred_g!g ttrm with onmg~"'CbUntyoffiCCi71re siltd oDIY small private one·day dredgine projeCts have been af. ·fected . ; • HARRIS SAID BE is one of sht negotiators ln :the :strike area representing the Dredging Contrac· ~tors Association or California. He sa1d negotiations will continue. with a me-et· in' scheduled for Thursday tn LQs Angeles. Harris said disagreement has centered on the contention by union leaders that additional workers should be hired to fill some positions that contractors do not believe are necessary. He said wage scales have been agreed on. AND IF MU. Sprln&er wasn't there for ppenina statements we . knew that the earth must uve opened that mornJnc somewhere between her ~oaest apartment and Civic Center Drive. Apna developed an astonishing> knowledge of the law dunne1. those 32 years of wldowtiOOd and this writer bas heard her, on rnany occaslons, debate a con-' troversial ruling with lawyers who quickly realized that they weren't taklng on some pOOr'. _ feeble nonagenarian. But she has Jen us now just 'aS surely as we knew we would .. neyer see her agatn when she . He is a contributor to the London Times Literary Supplement and the blew York Revtew Of ~ooks and also serve~ as editor of the scholarly Journal, "Marxlst PerspecUves." · Nine Deaths Listed 'PrN! l'·•MrC W'u £en .. Prize DEAR PAT: My dauehter called radio statlon 10-Q in l.os ~elea on her birthday, May 7. She'd -tried to reach the station for thrri.dul before~ the lonc·distance cost of about '15, and finally was a ,10th call winner on her birthday. She wu to have re· ~eived a t·shirt as a prbe, but It's never been de- livered. I've written to the station twice to no av all. P.,-., Irvine Alt.bough recordl llidicate tlaat all May t·•blrt wlnnen' maJU.ncs llave been completed, another t· shin wW be malled 1.o yo11r daaOst.er. The station's spokesman said that all prize mallhtcs Ire third clan aad a tot of tbeft la eocountered, espeelally ln apartment buildln11. U 1oar dHp&er'1 •ery ez. pensive Oanc-cUatance cllarses) "tree" t·lhlrt don uot arrive within two weeb, let AYS knoW. P.U.la Preduee• a,.. M•telaa' DEAR PAT: Our family camps as much as we can. la there any way to waterproof matches? L. P ., Cost.a.Men Tlte m01tt iDerpeaslve way 1.o water.proof matches ls to dip tHm in tblD nail polbll. Do one at a time or ln small batches. Tb1s lnlormatloa comes from the Glrl Scout Raodbooll, a wnltla of lnfvma- don on inexpensive-cratt. and camplnl Hfety measures. Old-fashioned kitchen matches wCHlld be yoar bat bet for relbbUJty lo a camplne skaatlon. County, but the hospital would not conftnn the re-port. Barbara Pepe, the Cooper spokeswoman, HARTFORD, Conn. ·1aid Monday that after (A~ J -Tom Grauo la failing to overcome hia wnting a book. d r i n k in g problem "I'm the oal)r husband tllroueh private, out-ol a 1ovemortn the Unit-patient treatment, ed States,•• •'18 Grueo, COoper dt'Clded to take husband of Go•. Ella advanure ~ a break to Graeso. his schedule to undereo a "The boot was my hospital procram of idea,•• the retlnd East treatment. ~ aald she Hartford .chool prtn· was not 1.old where be cil>al salct In an in.' was 1ettlna the treat-terview. ••n will be my ment. response as Ella's husband and friend He was expected, she . . . It will be a picture s.1.id, to return to the of the true Ella Tam-filblfnlf of ''Sgt. Pepper•s busai Gr~ as I lmow Lonely Hearts Club her as a husband. friend Band," in Loi Aqelea ill and politician... several weeks. eep them In a small metal box al~Wltia a strip of 1andpaper for sure atrlklnc •Ilea needed. --------- 1t'llo Pafl• tor Clea•l•g £arpei'I DEAR PAT: When carpet and drapes become soiled in a rented apartment, is the tenant or the landlord responsible for the cleanine charges? L.L., Irvine The landlord .. supposed tilt tate cart ef tlds type of malo&enaace u.nJe11 o&her arhJtlemeets ltne been made in advance With tbe tenant. · " It Takes to Make Money Hitler's So"' 59, .Found? LONOON (AP> A German hUtorian claims he has found a son of Adolf Hitler living in the north of France, the Times reports. The newspaper quoted Dr. Werner Maser, SS, a respected historian of thQ.Nazi era, saying that Hitler's son is a 59-year- oJd Frenchman named .Jean Lorret. 1; MASER CLAIMS to . have known for 12 years that Hitler had a son, the paper said. He was quot- lld saying he located the s'.on two years ago and has been working to authenticate the claim s.ince. The paper said Lorret is desperately ill and willing to talk about his parentage. THE TIMES aave the 1,nowiq account: Hitler ls supposed to hav~ met Lorrtt'• mother in 1918 wblle urving in World War I. ~e boy was born and tiven his mother's 1>ame. He was not told of bis father's identity until 1952, when his mother, on her deathbed, told. him bis father was Hitler. Maser cites a number of sources to support his claim, amona them a trip said to have been taken by Hitler and his valet, Heinz Llnge, to look for a hous~ in northern France in 1941. fbey found the house, T>ut not· the mother or ·~hild. . . ·Men Get Schools' Top Jobs , • SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -"I didt\ 'f even know we were in· I YOlved in the R<>ie Bowl race." • aid Californ\a coach M1kt White, indicating just how wild that race is. tal, by upsetting Southern Colifornia 17-H Saturday, .If!· mained alive In college footbalrs most interestlnc conference scramble . • -''The race is not exactly how l'd like to see it, but right now ltils is the most exciting con- ference m the United States,·· Southern Cal coach John Sobinson said Monday by telephone to football writers here. "I thank we also have some or the most excitinc ptayets in lhe country " • Robins.on·s· Trojans were ranked No. 1 in the n$lion a month ago but have dropped to l6th by losing three or their last four games. Still, they are 3·1 in the Pac-8 and, as the coach notes, "have our fate in our own hands." ft Cal e&A HrR '~-..e ... --.,.....;: ....... -~--..,...;,,=~ Bowl bid, which would be its fifth in the last six years,"'by winning its la~t three games -against Stanford. Washington and UCLA, teams which also have lost just once in the Pac-8. Cal is 2·2 and hoping to end up in a multiple be tor the title. ~ Stanford. with college foot· all's passing leader 1n quartcrb:.ick Guy Benjamin, will be in the Los Angeles Coliseum Saturday to face a USC team averagmg_265 yards per game rushing, incfuding 123 by Charles White, and 454 yards total of· fense Robinson correctly predicted a low-scoring game with Cal, and he Joked Monday, "This might be a high scoring one, say 100·98. ·· Stanford coach Bill Walsh, who calls the Trojans "still the No 1 Rose Bowl contender, f apable of beating anyone m the country by ll:p• and DCHDn• al .Rddng a big score ... figures that his Cardinals \\-Ill need more than just their best defensive showing · of the season lo wm "We have certain players who are dynamite," he said. "IC Southern Cal makes any tittle er· rors. we·re going to have to take ad\'antage and score." - In other words: "They're going to score on anyone. We're going to have to outscore them · · Althouf(h White's Cal team 1s a Rose Bowl darkhorse, lhc Bears are 6·2 for all games a,nd hoping to land in some bowl Vachon Suits Up; Kings Face Blues 2,400 Sales Leads per mo. For $37J O.A.C. Call (714) TI1 -3100. til:1ruTffi JELEM]~ r:u:tRKBr.11 O>~~~~ · BUY or LEASE FIAl ' WIN PRIZES WORTH MORE THAN $3,000 IN · RULES ........................................... ~I •••• ••• ..... •••• •• •·••••••••••••••• ctty ••••....••••••...••.•..• ztp.......... ' ~ ................................... . arde tHml .JOU tNnk WUI Win WI_.., ...... ,,. DAILY PILOT • • ................. • ... c ·. ' ' - • .. ,aiu PWU"*IS o.--. CoHt 0.llY Pl'°' Oct, U, U, ffcw I, t. 1'11 PUBUC NOTICB ' "IC'TITIOUSISUllllllH NAMI STATllllllNT 'T ... toltowtng pertDn& -tlolnO ll\IM• •MUH: THE MARINE l'INISHEAS, )41tt C.mlllO al ft\ollno, CAplJtr-hacfl, cattfwNe~ 1---.,.-~----------Crel9 l!leckwtt.11. ~ c:am111e 11 Molino, c.p;str-8'KI\ c.momi. PUBLIC NOTICE t3IU ·-----:------....,..-~ Don St-art, 1'711 Yteterbllry twfl L.Mlt, HwntlngtonllHcll, c.t1torn1e "IC'TlTIOUS •UllHHI Thll b11llnou la <0nC111ctecl by e HAMllfAT~NT 0-1Mr•I p.'lrtnennlp. 'Tllo toll_,.. llOf-•• cloino IM&t•· Cr•loe.tkwllh neun: -.,.---.,...-------·I Tiii• llet-• was llllO w11n 1,. •ASH PAATNEIUHIP. 1U COIHlly Clerk GI Oretlllt County on Oc· C.1•1111• ·-· s .. 1 Bff(n, CA tOtAO 100.r 21, 1'71 Wllll.m A.., Smith, m Cetelln. "144>4 Avenw, s .. 1 a.ee11, CA ~7..0 Publlll)Od Orenot C:0.11 Delly Piiot, Sire W. Smlln, 7U CA!etln, Novembert,I, U,U, 1'11 •112·11 ~vtnw, Seel 11 .. cfl, CAto740 PUBUC NOTICE A 1ptiatl Hllf1M¥1, T ru11 .. OI CL Ir l'ORO TRUST, UOt E, Ocffn BIW, Lono Beech, Co\~ ------------s111ar1e.8leck, 7tOl I! 1Maan111t l'ICTITIOUI •USIHIU Long heel\, CA~ 111.t.llllCITATllMINT Line P. 91eck. 7IOI E ~JUtnlM • TN'°''°""""--·.,.. dollno t>utl· ong hKll;CA~ M~~ e1 Rutfl H, Aff*k, 1110 E.. 2nd 51"'9t, i4 F 0 L.: 0 L I M I T El D LOf'IO BH<ll,CAtalOI PARTN&~IP, 11·0 VI• C.•1111•, Tllla b111lneu IS conelucled bY • L..-. Mmt, U. ~ QOMf'll P«tner'INp. L.emb Fol4, Corpor .. ton, • C.lllon\18 ~m. RtvSmi1'1 <OC'POl'•hon, 11.0 vi. c.11111e, l..e(IUfte 'Tllla lr.IMWflt -ftlllCI ••ltt ~ l'IC'TITIOUI au11Nh& N~•tTATIMIHT TM f01""'1M --.... dtt1"9 busl· -··· LA POSADA 06L.: CHAU'IR, 2'7 •· 1t111 s1 .. °'"'Mite, CA mu "°"" ~ '°""'· mo IHI It. ,.,.,, ........... --"~ c.111. "'6a JKtt MOO(I, J'1 17111 SI., Cott. ft!Wae,CA'240 Tflit tlutl ... 1 la conduUtd Dy • ....... ~rthip, Jonnll Gf- Tl'll• S'-lll'Ml'lt WM flltf •1111 tilt Ceionl'r Cltrlt ol Orentt Collnty on Oct. tO,ttn H llB, CA, n.5J <Allloly C ..... d 0r-..tit COllnly on s.pt, • T1111iw,i...u11c-IM•t•llmlt· "·1.,'· I-""--:----------.., perl,..,t"ll\lp. L•mD FOIO, CorPOret IOI\ Generar'Perl'* Ha•ph I'. U,.,.I>, Pro•clent 111,. >Wl-1 ,,.., l1lecl wllll tno C.ount~ C.ltrlt of O<el\99 (.OunCy on Oct, 11 I ~ I LAW O'"lc.110" HAltOLDO.ADAMS • .. , ................. . Ytltl IN<ll, CA,_, l'tW Publl"*I Orent1 Coast 0.tly Pti.c., Oct."· u. "'°"· l,t, 1'7' •!02·1~ l'U.71 ""b 1\neo °'-'OI' Cbll\t O•ilY Puot, U< I 1' Nu v I • l) It/I PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE flt;TITIOUl•USIN•Q NAME STATEMENT Tiie lollowlng P1rl0ft1 ere doing H ATEMEIH 01' WITHDltAWAL OUSIMSUS'. l'llOM PAATHl'.ltSHIP KlHM PROPEltTIES, 2 .. 72 Celle OPIRATING UHDE• HermoMI, (Aplstreno Beech, CA.,,.,,. FICTITIOUS IUSIN•SS NAMI CllerlH 1(11'19, , .. n Cell1 HoNnoM, 1 ~~ 1011ow1no .,..._ "" wttnor•wn Ceplstreno Beecn, CA tt'2A •' • general pettnor 1,.m 1111 Sernll' 11. Tlool -LUPllMI Tl .. 1, µMtnerU>lp operettno uncltr Ille lk· !31!.,.C.111 Stquole, ~ o.i... CA. I •t1ous llUMntil narno Of AOVENTUR£ Y _, l.OLOURS •I UO• INHlml ... Utr Zeller HH .. nelly, 4910 Miine A••nuo, SenleAne, C.lltornlet270. Drlw, Torranu, CA. toSOS I lie llcut-"'4it11H Nn>I U•I• Wllll•m J. Moro•n, U12 VI• 11wnt for Ille perm.P<ll\lp wu lllocl on Plnele, P~ V•rdlt Estel-. CA. 90274 .Ju.,. 10, 1971 In u. COIHllY Of Or•noe. Thia butlneu 11 ConductlCI by en ~ 1111 N•-end -rttl Ol tno Person wnln<OfllOf<ltlCI ••-.. tton otnor then w1tll4rew1no. • P•rt .. nnlp. Vtvten Felix, '131 J11n1per o,,vo, z.tfle< H•5HN!lly c.o•••MHe,C.ltlorn••'1U• Tl\la lt.tlement wn filed wttb lht v1v1an Raymond Fell• County Clm of Orange County°" Oct. 1'·17JC •. tt11 Publl>lllCI 0<1n99 Coal! Otlly Pilot, CAOOO, T•ITHl'.WAY, tiovemller1,t, IS,2l. 1911 ''JS..11 McGl•NIMOftOllUC • • PUBLIC NOTICE PUBUC l'ICTltfous us HS HAMaSfAT M T u....__..,..,..,,. MerlM_, lltly, CA te2tl "'*'» PubhW.CS Orengo C-1 Oeoy Pilot. Oct 11.11.u.-111ov.1,1m ... !~::011ow1no.,... • ,,,. tuu: PUBUC NOTl~E COB, CH AA LIE'\. OtSCO 1---::~=~---_..;..;....---4 BUSINESS, tt.lA ~ ........ Ho. 2, "ICTITIOUISUllNUI C:osteMue,CA'2W NAMllSTATIMINT Oti•rlM o. •-"· 192• llilePI• Tllo fol'-lfl9w...,1.,..dOf1lll11utl-Avo., tto. 2, C.te1MM,CA9»21 llUSH; OtMY H. Wtl-. 1'-0 l••t l're"' ' K·O AUTO DIECOA, tOI <Is, L• Htbre, CA'91JI ' ll•HkW•ter Cir •• Hwnllnot9fl .. kh, 11111 bustneu u. <onclucted by • CA'2M6 1"t11ral pe""'nll!p $Tl P'HEN Ml CHAE L c;Ll.HH, Chen• o. Burw.11 w tOI Bre•k••t~ Cir .. Hunll .. to. Tiits sUll.,_. -filed wtlJI "'9 •MCll,CA ... C-ty~liifOr ... Govntyeri()(t. kAY 0ARLIM6 GLli;NH, tQI u, tt77. 1,..kweter Cir., .. ""''""*' 1Mc11, ... ,, CA'2M,. PubllUIOCI or.-oe c:.e.1 Delly f'11ot Thia blllinesa I• COACllKllCI 11, • °'' 2S, HoY I.I. U, lf'1 11tMrelper1M'1ftlp. PUBLIC NOTICE CP-lln • NOTICa TOCalDITOal SUPlalMCOUltTO .. TNI iTATIOt'CAUl'OltNIAl'Olt TNECOUlfTYO .. OttAN•a , . ..,,.. Estell Of ELIZABETH l . Cl..AAK, .... ELIV.BllTHCLARlt,O.C..114, NOTICE IS HEREIY GIVllH ID IN crod•tota Of•.,....,...,_~ thtt •II PHION Nl'tllfttl c1e1m1 ...inst IJla ukl ~ .,. requll"lll to Ill• ti.m, •1111 u. __,, v4oci.rJ, In 1111 oflk• f/I ll'tl Cllrk ol Ille ello_,. - llllocl COUr1, Of lo pt"OMt>t llltl'I\, •1111 tilt NCHsery -.:no.... lo Ille llftMUIQlleel el 1111 oftke tf EAHUT J, SCHAG. JR,. • ~OM! .._ ~•110!1 ..,JO Blrcll $1rwt, Poll Offlca Bo11 179' Newp0rt llffcll, C..llhwnle'*I, wtllcll I• tflo piece Of ~Mil ol 1111 11n- w,.1111ed In •II IN,..,, pertelntne te lllt utel• fll aelcl Cll<odenl, within flur ;::'!' •ftor tf9flnil Pllblkelhln Of llljs O•llCl0clobw21, lt'1. HAZEL JOAN CLARK Eaec,utrlll of Ult 'lWiP' Ille ebowe lltmtd llU••IT J.ICMAO,Jr. ,_ ........... t.ewc.r,, 4ttt•lrmk, .. 11S116 .. __.._..CAnMa 0t4)~16 AllMNY fer a..alln • Pw.11"'90 0.-M(llS C:0.11 OeUy Piiot HOY. I, •• IS. 22, 1917 4'1~n PUBUC NOTICE .,ioq, PUBUC NOTICE IUl.K T•AHSl'lltS TO THE CltEDITOA~ OF CARL.lOH AND ALYCE ESCH -ESCH TOOL COMP-'NY, TRAN.Fl! ROR. TO WHOM It !MY CONCaR"4: Ti.. Irvine Unlflml Sci-t Oiltrtd la In the PfO(IU qi ll"tP«lllO 8 l'llW .. Pll<•llon ID continue t11ne11n;. under the Tiiie VII IEllmenrery k'f"dery Eelu(Ulon Act, for 111 ah. lnowel/Cros11cu1111re1 Pr•le<I ~n Spehllll •I'd f!IQll'h for "'"'""' t11r°"911 hlgluchool. A flnt *all et h ~-•II lie •vellMt• ef!M Octollto' 11, et h Ola; BJ JULES U__..CIC:.PI._ .... Seminar Aims At Businesses ( "We're not. aDxious to get rid them,•• s81d Gloria Tbompson, • Leon's ll)otber. •'Tbat'a not the . idea. Jn fact, my huaband 11 out buying more right now.'' That is becau.s, the Tbompsdnl are iD the med auto parta bust· ness. To do that, it la necessary for them to accumulate all the.e ca.st-away hulks, the midden ol the mobile society. Indeed, Gloria Thompson scolded ber son !Of' calling it a junkyard. BUT JlJNl[Y ARD IS what lt ls. As an eyesore it ben~its from Its set Ung. You cotne upon it while drtvine across the rolllng Vlrctnla bllla, The Newport Harbor Area lovely in their fading auN!nn Chamber of Commerce and the plumage, gentle green blll1 federal Small Bualneas Ad· wherefatcattleirazeapdbonee ministration will co-aponaor a stand dumbly behind white· seven-week seminar in operaUng washed fences, every bend in the as mall business. road another scene from a Sweet The sessjons, which begin Nov. Lassy feed catalog. 8, cost $10 each or $50 for the full Then you see it. ·Not all of lt, course. Meetings will be held because some of it ii ~yond the from 4 to 6 p.m. in the chamber next ridge, and the next, but offices at 1470 Jamboree Road, enoughofittoreallze. Newport Beach. THIS IS NO run-of.the-mill The opening session will cover junkyard. This is a monument to records, bookkeeping and cost ugliness, a work of art. control. The Nov. lS session will "Look at thl8','' G lorla deal with raising money. On Nov. Thompeon said. "It will give you 22 the seminar will be on market-aniduolwhat wehave.'1 • ing and sales. Sbe lifted an aeri~ i>hOto- Tbe session to be held Nov. 29 ·graph, in color, from a' &rimed will deal with tax~,, insurance shelf that also held a marvelous ano 1eglf ConSfderauona7Dee: 6-COirecUon or engine parts • .ncl will feature a discuulon on sales brushed off the duat. She could · psychology. not recall bow ber husband ln his The chamber has more in-pride bad obtained the photo. formationat6'4-821L ••PROBABLY SOMEBODY * * * JllLES LOB WINS I TOP AP A.WARD NEW ORLEANS <AP) -The Associated P.resa Managing Editors Association has selected AP Special Correspondent Jules Loh for a "to.P ~rformance" award. The award ls glven annu.ally to recosnbe outltanding work by an AP reporter during the pre- '9ioui year. Loh was awarded S:iOO and plaque at the associa- tion '1 convenUon here. Lob, ~tly named a·apeclal correspondent, a mark of di.stinc- tlon for AP writers, wu alngled out for bis column, which appears in the Dally Pilot. Countlans Promoted W, Richard MUii, Costa Mesa, bas ~o elected to a three-year term on the governing CoancU of &be Amerlcan lmtltu&e al CerWled Public Accoaawata. A former president of the Callf omla Soclety of. CPAs' Lone Beach/Orange County chapter, Mills has served on the society's board of directors and on several statewide committees, including quality control t@\flliSw aod management advisory services. * Larr1 R. Jobnsoa bas joined Prodact Management Compuy, Newport Beacb, as project director. / * Coldwell Banker Commercial Brokerage Compan)' has announced coast area management assignments : . Peter L. Marr, vice president ancl resident manager of the company's Sant.4 Ana office since 1918, will asaume a atmtlar ~tgnment at the. newport Beach office. He will be succeeded as Santa Ana office resident man.,er by Clark Booth. assistant vice president and currenUy sales manager of the 34-memberoperaUon. Marr succeeds Lelpt.on H. Prencb, who bas resigned to pursue a career in real estate dev· elopment. Marr began his Coldwell Banker career in 1981 in Los Angeles as a property manacement apeclaliat. He was elect.ed a vice presldentin 1910. Booth joined Coldwell Banker in 1962 u an of·. lice building and commottial properties sales and leasing specialist. Jn 1973 he was named an associate vice president. '* Reibert 'I'. Ertenber1er bu been appointed to pc,C>duct manager of SeparaUoe and 8.eeoYUJ SJ*tema, IDe., Irvine. He ls former plant manager t: of UnJ-Coat, Inc., an Industrial coating flrm, and prior to that, supervisor of pollution and safety equipment installation !or the Atlantic Richfield Corp. • Km a. Keller, former vice president and ac- coU11t manqer ot Bano/Boatmaa. lac., Newport, Beach, baa been promoted to executive vice president. . ln addiUoc to bis account responslbtlltles, he wru overeee tbe acency'a public relaUons, business accounta and operatlom ll'OlU)ll. * . E.F. <Dldcb) BUllellp. man.-er of AJilelteP Sa•l•a•'. Co1ta Mesa office. bas received. maritortou. award for the IOGthern dlvislon. The a•ard L9 for acellence In ltAtt operations. ••Wall i.ntloWs and customW relaUom .. " WJ.:A ALEGAR JOM~ilMV AOAM-1i fRHHAND 81<2TCH Rel~·· :00 I C88 NEW8 l 8 NEWS EMERGENCY ottEJ 'Roy DeSoto Mta up 1'la partner with a bn.d data, his _...., QOUSln . • MOVIE ···~ "Th• OTH• •• Greener" (1981) 08rji Grant. ..1884' Simmons. An Amartc:an mllRonalra ta forced Into a duel after fllllng In IOYe with a Bttti.h Mrl'• wtt.. (2 hn.) «8 THE PARTRtOO~fAMILY A mi.take In bOOatlng• !Md• the Pattridga t..wy to • o.trolt ~hetto. • THE AOOtQES . A. police captain, u"'*'SiOf!\O aurgary. i. the halsit ... t1oateoa In a daring plan to get a prlaot\- er released from JalJ. ta.ZOOM e AS MAM BEHAVES "On Becoming Your Own Teacher'' 0 ABCNEWS • 8:30 IJ MOVIE *** "On A C4aer Day You Can Saa Forewr'' (Part 1) {1970) Barbnl Streisand, YVM Montand. A YoUnQ women cb- covera lhe hM ESP whle tTylng to curb her chain amotclng. (1 hr.,30mtn.) CD THE ODO COUPLE 09c8' rfteaJa a tnu.known romantic api.oda. • A8WE8EEJT "Where Do I Seiong?" A Ch~-6o student looks for his root• ln Mexico; "Cuban Dropout" Cuban Immigrants to Miami try to balance two set• of ldeaa, valuat and langu.ga1. ID GROWJNG YEARS "Preachool Mentat o.vetop- ment'' (J) C88NEW8 0 MERV GRIFF1N 7:00 8 NBC NEWS 8 UARSCWB D ABC NEWS m ILOVEWCY "Lucy Rala-.Chtckan'' • ADAM-12 Otfloar9 Reed and !Mlloy race after' two motorcycle purM anatchaft. fD MACHEL I LEHRER REPORT G EARTH, SEA AND SKY "DapolJtlon And Sedimenta- tion" Cl) TO TELL THE TRUTH 7:30 G CAHDCO CAMERA John Ritter quiets JtJYCe DeWitt on Three's Compa ny tonight at 9 on ABC, Channel 7. NEWLYWED GAME 0 HOLLYWOOD 8QUAAE8 'nt! BRADY BUNCH - Ufa at the Bnady houM gets dlffloutt when Peter gets • · swafled heed OWi the feet that ha ~ a girl form an 8Cd-dant.. LEr8 MAKE A DEAL 28TONIGHT G HEWSCHECK (I) :fHa GONG SHOW ,:a. 8:008 Cl> C88 REPORTS -"The Battle Over p,,.,,,,. eorr .. pond9nt em Moyers axl)lor• the r-alng debate In the U.S. Senate ave1 the ratlft- catlon of the Panama Canal Treaty. A briefing~ at the White HOUM at wf\k:h P,...._ dent Catt#, Vice Pr..ident Mondale, s.oretary of ~ Harotd Brown end Alt'lb...-dor Ell9WOrth Bunker are pRMnt, ., iswertng the questions of concerned cRlzane, la a h6h1Jght of the broedceat. II MAN FROM ATLAHT18 "Man-0 '-Wet" Temporarily destlblte~ the ~ed genius, Mr. Sctwbart, plots to eoctort money from an lntwnatJoqaJ swtm ,,,_.. by unteahlng hla giant pat jaUyfleh to terrortz9 the event. D MOVIE *YI "One. Before I Dia" {1988) John Derek, UrauLa Andreu. An Army m"aJor orders his troope on a dangerous mlask>n ~ he llnd hla flencee are • caught In • JapeneM attflCk. (2 h .... ) • e aJ HAPPY DAYS "The~· Rlchle, Potala and Ralpt\ Malph mcwa rnto their own ll*tmant but hi• roommat .. • antJc;a drtva Richie Rating• Guide ~ -,.._ -~""" ,. ..... , effk o ~-~ ,_ TV .,. }.,....~urltk.> • • • * -Excellent * • • -Very Good • • -GoOd • '2 -Fair • -Poor TUBE TOPPERS: CBS & 6:30 -"On a Clear Day You Can See -Forever.,. Barbra Streisand stars in this Bridey Murphy-type musical from 1970 about a girl with a colorful past . . KOOP ti) 8:00 -"These, Thousand ~ Hills.,. Don Murray and Richard Egan star in this 1959 western movie. KCE'T 9 10:00 -Eyewitness. A closer look at assassins and would·be as- $assins Lee Harvey Oswald, Sirhan . Sirhan, Arthur Bremer and Sara Jane l\1oore. · • • 1t "GOD'S FAVOltJTE" AT LaiUna will be the fourth auilnmeot for eueat dlrec:tor Jan Arvan. and the tblrd Slmoa comedy. Head.inc b1I cut tn the updated st.or,r of Job are Jack Byron as the harried hero and Steve DeNaut u the celestlal mesaenaer. Others in the Laaun• cut are Mary Sherwood; Staftley Abrahamsen. Tan)'& Szabo, James Patrick o•Jl'annon and Annabelle Qut1le1. "GOd's Favorite.. will be staged Tuesdays tbrou1b Saturdays at 8:30 for three weeks tn the Moulton, •Laguna Canyon Road, Laauna Beach. Reserva- Uons GC-07"1. ORANGE COAST COLLEGE'S veraion ot .. Equus" la entered in the American CoUeae Theater FesUvtid Js being db'ected by John Fersacca. Walt lu plays the paycbJatrist and David Newlin 11 the btJesaed boy in the Peter Sbaf •. fer drama. Completing the company are Stan Throneberry, Carter Innskeep, Cheryl Neimeyer. Alexandria Mandarino, Charlotte Kreutz, Lynn Schoonover, Scott UUey, Bill Corwin, John Janicke and P•tti Sampson. Curtain i8 8 p.m. Wednesday tbrouah Saturday and admission is free. CAROL FIUAN STARS in Westminster's "'Forty Carat l" as a mature woman fighting the ad· vances ot a much younger man (Richard MorrlJI>. Other cast members are Jack Willenbacher, Stan Pritchard. Joanne Wolcott, Natelle Carlino. Patti Ible, Patty Lovelady, Charlotte Willenbacher, Ken· neth Mick and Jim Chapman. LA Philharinonic SetS Space Music LOS ANGELES (APl -Inspired by the suc- cess of the science·flcUon epic movie "Star Wars," the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra has scheduled a concert of symphonic space music. The concert, to be held Nov. 20 at the Hollywood Bowl, will be conducted by Zubin Mehta, and will feature a laser light show and other peychedelic el·· feels, officials said. The program was designed to attract the younger audience overflowing theaters to see the record·setting futuristic film, "Star W'1'8,·· said Philharmonic spokeswoman Nonna F1ynn. Mehta also wlll lead the PhJlharmonic in ex- cerpta from "The Planets" by Gust.av Holst and "Zarathustra: Theme from 2001 .. by Richard §trauss. 1t'laeels' Stars ~ A.Y president Ron Flllan ls d.lreetlna tho Jay Allen comedy, whlch will be atqed Fridays and SatUidays at 8:30 for llve weelenda at the theater, mt Maplo Ave. in W tminst«. ft ttOJll~. AIUUVJNG ON 8ATtJllDAY at SoUtb Coast ·Repertory ts Martin Benaon'lf production of ''The Last Meetlnc of the knlchta of the White Mapolla:· n•a· a comedy-drama centered on a white supremacist or11nlzatlon in rural Texu which ls alllferillg from dwindllnc membership. SCR cast members include Ronald Boussom, Don Tucbe, Art Kousllk, Hal Landon Jr., John· David Keller, Howard Shangraw and Ron Michaelson, with Bill Cobbs in the cameo role of a black vlsilor. .. While Magnolia" will be on the repertory stage throuib Dec. 18, playlna every nlgbt but Mon- day at S p.m. and additional matinees at 3 p.m. on Saturdays and Sunday a at the Third Step Theater, 1827 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. Reservations• 646-1363. BACKSTAGE -Two performances ot John Guare's comic drama "House of Blue Leaves" will be gtven Friday and S•lurday by UC Irvine's Drama Workshop at 8 o'clock ln the Fine Arts LitUe Theater ...•• Jay Gorstetn. a UCl graduate stu· dent, is directing the show. . . . CAILISOARD -Audltjons ror supporting roles in Saddleback College's production of "Man or La Mancha" will be held Wednesday through Friday at 7 p.m. in the cam.Sus' fine arts complex. .pro- fessionals David Holliday. Teri Ralston lof Laguna Beach) and Rudy Tronto will play the top three roles, and director ff. Wynn Pearce is seekin1 men and women of all aaea to fill the remaining parts ;ust that. It sup. po1ooly takes p ce tn a Lu Veaas ntcbt elf.lb •her a .HoU.yWOOd swlet tJ her comeback bow. The plot ls so thin that It bee:Omet invl&ible at Umes. but does c'taftlly blur to and tro between rea.l-lif e Min· nelll and her fictional persona. Michello Cral&. ~----~----.......... -----\ ·'Cop' Dratna Set LOS ANGELES <A~ Loula Golaett Jr. and Joe Don Baker star in "To Kill a Cop," a four-how movie for NBC. G~sett plays an exiled radical leader whO re-turns to the United States and hopea to at.art a rev· olutJon by kllllng Policemen. Baker la a maverick chief of detectives. Rock Hudson and Lee Remick are starring in a TV movie series version of Arthur --~~--""'.""--~-'+'~~~~...;......_,__.,;...;.:..;.:.: Halley's novel "Wheels," a drama about the auto indUstry. It will be a 10.hour epic for NBC. . ~--.;;.;.;..,...;.,.-.:-......:..;.;...,;;~;.L.;. ~ "Old you have te blabber to EVERYBODY • that I give you a bOne once In awhile?" F\lffKYWINKERBEAN JJ:£ ~AUE A 1ERRIFIC ~ R>R ~ 10M'.> ! MOON MULLINS lillllY" .......... lf"IOiiW • ......, Mildred L. Bell: Your handwriting tells all. . ' If the tnlUal stroke of your c~pltal M '• or N'.s beglf\s wlth,.a flounab, you probab\y Wlave a sense of humor. U you use an extrem'ety lone atroke when crosaln1 your t's, chance are you're enUiusluUc. You can tell ll you're loyat by the••~ you dot your l1a, and you can dlsCern your phllQIOl>htes by the way you loop your h's and l's. But ba.Ddwrltinc analysis ts a 1cience, not a parlor came, maintains Mildred L. Bell, a certified graduate of the lntem•lkllial Graphoanal.)iala Society ol Chicaio. The ,Costa Mesa resident, who offen eight-week· classes sponsored by the city's Department of Leisure Sen1ces, says there's a lot more to it than just loo kins at the way letters are formed. :rhe combination ol personality traits and ctiatacterlstlcs a. peraon bu can be revealed in handwriting and assessed and measured throUlh Graphoanalysis, $he indicates. It's done by observing the slant, del>U'l and manner· in which each stroke iJ made. "ALL W&ITING is rea,ly brain writing," says Mille, as ahe prd:ers to be called. "It's the impulses from the brain that direct the hand, and thal'a wJiy evert)odY's handwriting is ditferent." Jn preparinf a detail~d Dersonal anatysil, Mllle utill%es a !ra.it inventory for tabulat.b1g alant measUPements for a "penpectograpb," which is "baaed on how many stroke. out of 100 fall into various categories. We alw11ys measure 100 consecutive strokes," she says. Doing a comprehensive analysis is time CODSWZJing, often taking a whole week, she adds. The reason ii because .• Honors for Orchids TOE DEPTH. OF the writing, or tbe intensity, 1s also taken into accoun~ Bea Hickory Farms OFOHIOe Early Bird and catch a CHEESE BAil. orWG forl~ Break the last minute Christmas shopping habit. Purchase Christmas Gift Paks, for future shipping, future pickup or immediate take-out, totaling $16.00 or more and receive a Cheese Ball or Log FOR 1¢. CASUAL .A.JNOR CLOTHNG Ir GR'S FOR HM At-I> HER * lARG: saKTlON OF~~e_ps AMERICAN OAK ANTlQ.JES * f.EWYIR *~~AN:> SIORTS * HOME~ GOURMET 11 ~ GRAND OPENING t 2 ·1 ' , - -..-"'. .. .... / I iJ -----.... I \ CFrom Pa1e Cl> he had to get the rlght amount or sleep." MS. JENNER didn't train with him, tbC!(iab be did Jog With her ooce in a while wben abe was out for exercise. From 1972 to 1915. Ms. Jenner sald, tbel, graduallY Vient into Uie trainin1 with just a verbal undentanding that Jenner'woulcl a the time prepartn1for1976. "We realized that there was sometblJil In the 'tlVay, •• she said. "We hadn't decided that th world record sneant. more than anything in tbe world." Once the decision was made, she said, tbe way was cleared for Jenner to go ahead and break the record. While be was preparing for the great coo teat, a change was taking place in Ms. JeMer. ''For the first part or our marriage I lived for him," she said. "The person inside me WJS emerging." She had been conditioned to serve others, to put herseU last. She bad been taught to prepue a little "nest" for her family, to make sure her husband's clothes were lrohed and that his n'leals were fixed. • ----- Serving Cosrn Mcsn·lrv11w H untington Beetch ·N~wp ort B~ach G....,.., I 002 G...,... I 002 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ···••••••... .......... • •••••••••••• ...._ ..... BA.CK 8 A Y !!!!!!!!!!!!!i!!!!!~!Jl!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!i=!!!!!!!!!! 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Priced well below com· floors Owner occupied FULLER RIAL TY parables al $100.000. forever and in '<Int condl· 546-0814 CALL 751-3191. tlon thru-out 2 Pull dou· t;: SELECT b 1 e garage " c no tj~~~~~~~~iilj T'PROPERTIES ~~~!f'J~11 house otrcred 4 lilt +POOL for the first tlm~ 10 over 12 yurs. $55,100 Call 644-7211 Jo& to beach from lh1~ for detail• buutifuJ garden home Best buy tn Huntington Beach. $2300 down or as sume S240imo payments HWTYI CALL963·6767 [jjiji CAMEO SHORES From the moment you enter courtyard gates or this Cameo Shores beau· ty you are aware or an 1mmaculnte 4 bcdrm & pool home. Totally up ifaded thruoul. M al(nif1 cent view. Offored at $374,900 ~ 'I '~ \I H I \I " t I /_, \ '\ • I~ \ • luUI ~111 ~or~n1 def ~J1 VAIUYElt DAOSDOWN Bike to beach from lha:. sprawling e'ecut1vc estate! Quiet street lead• Lo secluded enU')'. l..evbh liv. rm plus gourmet kitchen• Sweeping master bdrm plus children's retreats. Separate fun Ume fom rm. Seller requests quark offer. Call 847-6010 Ol'fN t11 Q•1• ~ 11,Jf.1 IOf.l IV!(f • /.Jn NIGEL; OAIL(Y & ASSl:lCIAfES -'--~---- associated LROt<LR!.-REALTORS l OH VII lu•t•o" •71-)t.& l STARTER OHLYS64,SOO HOME I Great Costa Mesa home . 3 Lar~e bdrms. over· A i;harp Se awand <.'~~-sized lot with ~anng domlnaum w frplc .in In· fnail trees. Good condi· Ing room, t1lc katche lion inside " out. Prict• w/built-lns &t trash com· includes near new rcfng pactor 2 RR . 2 BA. wnsher & dryer. Just Washe r . dry er . & move-in Hurry n lll refrigerator included in 546-58&0 • pnre $85,000 PACIFIC COAST ~HERITAGE • • REALTORS PROPERTIES ~~~~~~ ~3 1-0400 An.yffm LEASE IN WESTCLIFF Condo living at Its bei;t an this ~n & bright 2 bdrm. 2 bath end unit w / brick lrple. bltn11 " extra storage spnce $390 per mo. Avllll Nov 15. Pool uUlhed by only l owners! 646-7711 ~ Walker & lee ~NIGEL 01\IL(Y S. 1\550[11\l [5 UDO ISU .. Newly remodeled 4 bdrm., den, 4 baths, living rm. w/cathedral ceiling. Lge. master bdrm. ~uite. $224,aiO BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 Bn y-\111·· 011.·• N R b7'l-6161 -.':~->HERITAGE . • REALTORS The rtneat ocean & harbor view. are youn from tb11 dramatic, &in&le alory rJoor plan~BR VAL.UY WIJCL-.n RIAi HIAll STAINED GLASS . . :windows enhance (he $7,SOODOWM 1--------~ garden court~ard in thli No credit needed, owner will carry balance. 2 sty S&s, ·1 br & den. lmmac. home. Save closina cos· ts. 759-0448 BY OWNER Deane home-Univ. Park "Keru.lncton" mdl. w/pool, jacunl " ail' . Cstm. pool decking. 2250 Mui.t i.ell, by owntir All sq· ft. P.tl ill· blinds terms. S BR. 2 811, cov. ~~":~~~e~~~1at~~; pallo. car port. Only auto. sprtnklel"!! & lites. $68,000. Open House Sat/Sun 12·5. 17152 not Ownr/ All. ~2·0110 or lovely 2 bdrm .• 2 ba. catdff! MOdel In the Ter. race. Les. U& stJow you t many features lQd•>'· ... ~ terdam Ln. 830·8897 S4G-464_6 ______ 1 Cozy 3br, 2ba, R ySMOKE TllEE·Terrlflc e-860() storage, bllns. fncd. VA, end urut on Greent>.:lt. 2qutobch 673 2505 2Br, 2811, many UP· ------' crades, many xlraa. Ask· 73 CAMPUSDiclR\'IJC£ 4br, 2ba, spacious, coun ing $72,900. 552·347S eves. ~ kll, bllns. Blk woU -WooDBRIDOE Xlnt loca. 673-2505' CR05.5lNO Towhhouse. 3 BR. bltns. Tbe Village of Wood· $53.900. S'"'r down, by brid&e. 2 " 3 bedrooms. oWiier. Call 646-2816. From '96.990 to '12S,900. Enter the Villate oo Warner Ave, turn rialat on west Y aJe loop, left on Stana Creek SO. • ri&ht °" Sprlnavale. sse-1161 IYOWNER Charmina. quiet 2Br. l''a ba home w/frplc, patio i;ar. pool & trees. 111 m to beach. ~.ooo. Ope COLUMI' & house 12 s. Sat,Sun ~ ~A Del Way or call ,-00&; A SP A 898.2470 for appt. Supn sharp home Jn F..ASHIOM SHOllS College Parlt featurin1 ' bedrooma, wlth many de· The largest model wit corator features lnclud· foyer entry and sweepip Ing new plush catpeta stair• to bedrm auites. tile entry, extensive EJeceptional deslane brick patio BBQ and fiures lncl: mirror paneled famUy room and a plushiest carpets bonus room. AOlng C f's kltchen aerve SlfO 250 dll)lng, family rm ' · 1636 pool. Be rtrat to 4 ~! BKR 536-tlu. PIJ~ED TO SEL[ · $69110 $69,$00 ............. Ivy •Grab tlala one quick! t.eoded family room arid Newly listed 3 bedrdl lnclud&a many uparades formal dining. hur lhtou(bOut. lt LI ideally family room, delul' located~ Close to new built-ln1. near al ~.,pools and. teMia. schools. shops, freeways JUST REDOCEDl I RV at boat rarklna. ever )'thing, cal today. BKR Bca-tas4 -Cdftornla0 re d hitl ~·, 552-7500 - r-or.EST E OLSON • t San .lo4ctuha tO'Wtlbome, z BR, 3 ba. ELEGANT! OvW!l"kiokinc coif course. Leue,$t85 Copeland, m tr. SS!-0434 Houses fs condos avail. 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CcrPool •SHERILEE• Certilied Maueuae House Calls· By Appt. 838-6838 VOLT tt Mi f llf"f '' f I ,~ II I • ~SEMBLt Manufact'"'er of pre· ci1ion electro· mechanical 1wltcbln1 devlcu bu lmm4d. opeo1nas: • •MlentblyLffd Requlret tlXper. in 1~~~~~~~~-•dlrec:ttil1Wortofupto10 7075 assemblen.Dayahitt. d .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •Mt11tllhrt o. • Small components, ••· ,.Iv ... ._ DUTY per. PNf'd. Day thU\. ""''" STACOSWITCH IMC. t«MSI • IXPEI 1139 Baltw ea.ta Mesa _ _.;;. _____ -1 Also QuadJ 54f·J04 I 557-6448 557-6447 F.quaJ()pporEmployer GLBIDAU FIDllW. SAVINGS 2'221 Calle de la LoU:laa Lquna H.WS, CA Equal Opportunity Employer: Tai.RS H.l."-d Bank ex.per. pref'd. Apply In Penoo Personpel Office Mon· Fri, 10.U .. 1.a. ~ ... lOD>S. Paramount Downt1,CaUl.90:Ml (213}1m-NB1 ••iAbll&nn . TIUP'OlA.BO l!l SlO . ass.11a1.n.s.A -.acza U'l .. l .....,s.mc.. Your carpets fl up hOlattry ckHrve pro l-.k>nal care. Califon.I CJunlnl ~cl N '168o'llll • ...... •-•••••••••-•• c.ntnt/C-..ont. ELECTROLYSIS.•••• .. •••••••••••••••• Peralanont halr !• CQUCN.l J'IORIC. Al tlMWll. Ptee 1.;luaawu•· kinda Re.uonable Fr .. ~NB m.101.5 uk I •ta. Cail 'llO-ee2S • LIC'D COSMETOLOG will do acrylic nalla. cal for appt. 880-4135 ~Senlc• •••••••••••••••••••••• Shampoo • steam clean Color briahtenert; wh cpts 10 min bleach. Clell Uv, din rm, ball $15. Av rm Sl.50, couch SlO, ch All phues Concrete work. ~. Guar eUrn pet odor Cstrn block & brick, CJ)t repair. 15 yrs expr slump " concrete walla. Do work myself. Ref Security Builders. S31-0101. 834-9UI ........ ~ ... saooPen.• 5J50HtfpW..... 71 HelpW..W 7100HelpW..W 7100HetpW..e.4 7IOONtfpW8'H Opp Dl"fwllty 5005 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••-•••••••••• •••••••••••••-•-•.. •••••u••••••••ff--• "••••••••••••••••••••• •••-•••••••• .. ••-••• ••••••••••••• ............. .,. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1--------114 IAl<Elt · laDllllHper,/C Dellvety Drher ~dftama tunttme,. SCRAM·LETS MASSAGI ~EMBLY Jpm-10pm shift. ra1b Wfoveatm.n COOK/Dl!IVt ~c:ua.:=-·• «l1*feno9cl"i.:"8t1Ulil 9AcG.ettlt..ch FIGUREMODa:S Winchell's Doout House, firm. Xlntoppor. Exper &o -1: · ooQHntrelal ~Ct Now•a your chance to ANSWERS ESCOln'I 6'111 Warner Ave. BB tlJ maturity req'd. cat t: tlnle. K thni ll'ri· •1ao far !.t;'I .~ ~9!h~::n;!:~~~ Soften-Gaudy -OUTCALLOMLY 147·9253· ~m. 'lbetoUowtubeneftts:· DEMONSTIATOR w •AaoCh 1 el\foy tremendoua smog Panic -Garble -631-3111 Banldn1 IOOltlCl&tU PAU>VACA'J'ION HOMEMAKERS ......,.. TICH • tree year round climate. LOSING MDDS TIUiR M.c~ PBOl'ITSSAJUNG 1'o demonstrate food bl J$1_panUa• el YU It. bu sleepln1 faclUUes It happened the otbe •SHERI LEE • llarlnen Savings Ku 1 t be tam ll 1 • INSURANC~ npermarltets, Fri 6 S.t. •...tn1 • llf • for40sueata+pooltennla day on a gameshow. Th Certified Masseuse INDUSTRIAL ts aeeldo& a qualified w/aervic. bureau com ~~~ Need eat, 1ood P•Y· Ofc hU q lmllled Opell• court, rec rm, corrals, cont.est.ant was asked t House Calls· By Appl. teller for its N.B. ofc. Pliler systems It eJCper' ~OC:~u.0"11! 9112-IMJ.or <21J) Ta.1908 tq w a f«boldH to hones, deer. etc. One name one of the seve 838.-6838 WORKERS Nln. s mo'• sHblp & in A/P. A/R, payroll , ~ "' Ollforea d..U -~· look at th.is facility & deadly sins. She replied DANCE OF FUN 'loan exper. ,.q'd. Appll· aea'l led1er thru T.B 4.M1McArthur, NB Denta 1 Ortbodootlc ln1 oalc•l•tlona •.. you'llwanttoowo1t. "LOSING" Btn ud .. 1 d 11 •St..tWwkTeclay• cant must be wlllln& CaJ.rff14) 541-,3281, llon ~22&4 cbalnrideualst.Sdaysa eartbwort , ..... uu .. Cal1MrFreyS42·3'56 ---f n e .. r1s ance •Pock1g1u WOl'ksome&ats.XJnt1al Frt. 8:30-SPM for appt wk.11.V.'lea.o:IUNPll aarv.,tqdUcee.alcola· BenHinkleR.E. C•Pool 515 rap session. lOAM t *T,......A.ucml:.... 6benef&UU2clud.dental. EOE Uom.lsa.teitlliaa ...... J ~~~~~~~~~··•••••••••••••••••••• 2AM lllon·Sat 625 N. =lltecel .__ Apply at: · COOi OBCTM.UC.r. Yr• ..... .-.q'd. C.ll WOMEN'S JUNIOR Ride needed to work ~~<k~~~JW,AD * 'u-:~ 151SWestcllffDr,NB IOYS·Gfl&.I ,Full Ume openln1 for OrtbodoaUcofclU-7115 Jd G. JLaab Co.. US WEAR STORE. Trade back, from 8·5. H.B. t * I .... dwg · EqualOpporEmplayer l.Z-11 yeaa of•••· Ev cook In eOIUlaleacent BakerSt.CK (71') nameTheTopDrawer + lrvane,lnd center. RELAXING MASSAGE *.~.'-d !~~ f•mll!ll!l!!!!!!B•••--. nLOl .. ~ .. Q.bt0r•ID6 DP ~. l0,.'..8ome7~-~ ...... DN'!.f>A ~ .... '?;5.1t.~ ............ .._.. •••• ., ••• fixtures & furniture. No _98()._3023 ______ --i BobJamea·Llc Masseur _,... ~ BANK ~~ .. tirlt1b ~Tbno: 'IJ"toff ''PJl.l'W~ lleqlt~ lease hold rtahts. Balboa • _ .. & Found 530 Outcall 9-9, 494.5111 APPLY Y nw~ --w • an o . App y rru ol .,_ .. bri • loUal' 31"'1 c Ort adult aupi9rvls0r. Ea pencm. 12Z32 Chapman .... c. gon]Q n-Jsland. 833-3622 ••••••••• •••••• ••• •• •• "" ..,.. Y• $20 to i30 per week 0 Ave. G&rden Grove. eume to AdlM9, Dal11 TRAVEL AGENCY Lost or Found a pet? Cal Tf'CIYel 5450 54M74 I more. Call 2U/ S'7 Pilot, Box uao. eo.ia An I ma l Aas is tan c e •••••• •• ••• • •• • • • • •••• • (Aero.a From DOOD·Spm, 213/ '98-3'7 11 ... CA t2Sl8 Let us show you how lo League 537.2273 no ree. Adventurous non smokine Or~eCo. Airport) e.lance out your weelt. Spm·tpm, can Collect. COOK DENTIST· A11oc:l•l•· slart an agency. Travel --girl over 26, !or craw on Equal Oppor Employer Combine a varlet7 o IOYI w• ..--. .__ wfpftfJwaiYe .me. bi exp. not necessary Total L 0 S T W H I T E 56' Ketch for cruise to S. responsiblHUea with the A"' su Part-Ume, Oexlble ...-.. Costa 1r1 .. a.santa Aaa ata~lup ~ ~eratang SAMOYED, Male named Pacific Exper rnatur --.-5-SIM--1-LH--5--oPpartunit)' to d•al wttb ACHS 1~11 Xlnt beneflte. Apply, area. 2 Da"l/Wlt. capital req r • $25,000. "King" Vic: 17th le sk1pp.er . w ';traln . the public. Workl5bour R~on Beach area Personnel Department 8'J9.3970 ' ·--..-----~.,---714·228-8761, 838·!252 Tustln, C,M. Call collect 631 0270 Sanders, Production a week maln~lnini iood EarD sao-ao. per •eek.. JC PIMMIYS ·- wl ... E Ir CHEESE 1-735-7433 ---------1 TraJneea. All s hlfts. customer relatloa.s while a.tt1o1 new c:usLOmere 200La&unaHUla Mall IJi H ,.. ---------• MobileMarlna,645-25M Hll'-0R8f 00$1 SO.ORANGECTY FOUND: Keys an a sec· ~-nt& handlln1 depoalts. for THE DAILY PILOT. Lacuna .. p t t u r 1 · c t r r·-1--------•1 withdra'#als and other No dellvertn1 or collect Equal 0ppor Employer er ec one person on ° cay 10 a a map•.tioft financial transactions. I .... call thla number tol•---------C "• operation Priced to sell! 642· 1605 •••••••••••••• •••. ••• • • ASSEMBLY ... U TIME FOUND I h s tt Schools Ir Somel dllcht typloc 11, re-apply at• "'625 COOK &per. Dnln4 751 1400 . ris e er, lnstrucffOft 7005 Manufacturer or pre· qu rt and prev QUS -Day or ntPt lh1A =· • beaut yng rem 22nd & c 111 0 n elect r 0 • teller experience ii pre· ---------1 2 lOP .. Shi ft ,_... -i., bt .. ----Nwpl. NB 548·8519 ••••••••••••••• •• • •••• • ferred. Please contact IUSIOY · ll& • 5 m -· A.,,,y wn N -••----~'""'"! ..... .,.....-FREE 10 Week Travel ~ee;l~ae~ic:~.s~~c.!~d~ Rex Perldu 768-ml Exper. nee. Lunch••· Ap· restaurant., oppty to J.P. llac'a, 10142Adams,~-·-·~-~!1119 U9'JORSTORE Found· Oct 27th. Vic Course. It qual'd. we~: plylnpel'90D,Lebiarrltz =.:!~ ~~~~~1-HB_. ______ _ a.ia.&tabllsh.d Carf1eld&Ma&noba,Ftn trainasTravelAgt.Muat ................ Lead G&.BitDALI French Cafe, '14 N. CoaatHwy~wn9AM• =O.... • Wlll sell Uc, stock & in Vall~y. Tan Color part purchase books, $50. _.,_, t flDllll.&.'1 Newport. Bl. NB. aPM N All.,.,..,._ ~llie/Germ9Shep pCaup11• 731·5441 Requires exper. o lilU'U9 8f.S.f700. •--·-------t "" c. PllU .. -Ventory as package OR '"''approx mos. directtnawortotuptolO S.&.VJM~s Cook• waDted )I a .. all. AllPl1 m~ptnOD, without license. New 962·3047 1_.._w__.._~ 7075 assemblera.D1171bift. AY w Career OpportaDH)'. •--'--'slleata\&r·"• 212 11154NewpcnBl,Clll . lease avail. Ask for Mel ---•AssettlMers 24221CalledelaLoulaa .......... 1 lct'l co. Deed& ,_..,._St 11-675-1120 Found : Female dog,••••••••••••••••••••••• La.,•,.•Hills,CA _........ E.1'7th .Coeta eaa Dl.SHWASBEa Small comg:enu, ex· •-am .... •-·-.......,,... of un A ..i ln ,..ul young. part terrier ________ ., oo..A6'd h'... UIWUWI ...-~ • P..-Y person, -• lnnstmant Wh1tetblk face, white le PlJVATE DUTY per ...... · •YI ""' Equal Opportunity questionable character COOKWAMTID doon•• lrlab Pub, 201 OppOrtwVty 5015 mask. Tustin & Collins. MURSI OPEi ST1139ACBaOkSeWr,.~taHMl~Ca • Employer for lta aalea/mana ... All ablfte. Exper'd only. NewportCtrDr.N.B. •••••••••••••••••• ••••• Orange 532·5078. Q ds ~ ... •-------•I ment t.ralnlnt proaram. Apply In person. J olly • . Also ua 549·3041 Above ave earnlnp, U Jloeer, 400 S. Coast Jlwy, DISHWASHllS If Y2",. re not aettin~ Found Lovely Irish Set· 557·6448 557·6447 F.qual Oppor Employer BANK quallfted. COUep tduca· IA&una Beach. P/Ume en• Applf u.s,., returnonyourm ter remale w/Kern -•-s Uon pref'd. TeublnJ, st • 0:930' w ct' vestment, call Sandy Co~nty ta1s . Mesa 710t ~--Hies, or m~mt back· COUMTIRHELP a••r:: .. • • r:::~~aaex;~f'~:1~~Y· Verde.540·3828 ~~~•••••••••• XI ASbeSIEMlnULSHSall F/tlme ~ltion avail. iround helpfu . Call BUI Part" P'/tlme. Yet wy, rr t •• . t ~ _ _ _ _ nt ne . m co. Bankex--I'd Jlelmutb,SSHOU. Equal Cleanen,C.11968-3'28 DOMUTIC.., o s o ""ax 1nvea ors, Found, fem. Germ. Sl\ll>. ~---~ Small com~ent.a Good ...... .--· Oppor Emplo1er. L-109. Young r.~. CaN of 2 Jan. thru July, 1977 . mix. tan, young. V'lc Accnt/R. Estate to$12X manual t•tert.ty •-ApplylnPenoo Cowliar pl. Sandwic:he&. _...., .... _ Ii''"' ......-.. ... , .. .,.._. I ,._ Kno St Or c .,~ Sl R ...... -kA .. • Pe...,,. .... elOffice Cashier/Tele phone. 10All·2PM, .. on-Fri. ~1t."''b.,,.-..::.~ ... !.~ ~~• aw perm .... a pre-x ./ ange, .M. ~1 s ep une ......,+ eyeslabt. 1 Yr min exp. M ·Fri-' Ii . .... _,.. ,...,..~KMll•u ua"" payment penalty charge 646-1413 Secretaries to Sl2K Call Lillian 581.1830 on· , lG-U 1 a. Mature person w/exp. 17881 Skypark Blvd, Irv. w/vtew GI Badr =-Cir equivalent to 80% of 6 . . Recept/Typist S7 • • ..._,.._. forCoauMeeaarea.SSOO ~ c:i.t..... bl (~~~~;J~~~t months unearned ln· LOST: Ep1p~one.1wtar Jr.Proj.Cntrlr to$JAK ld.V.erea. 103308.Paramount mo +beneflt1. Apply T.V. -~ u •·r. tereat on tbe balance. w/caae, v1c Pippins lrvlnePer11-0nnelAeency ASllMIL.llS Downey,Callf.90'.Ul 1531 W. Lincoln. Ori for dl')' sle1-;'°';;_,;;1;;;;;;;;;;;;t~~::~~~~=: Morqaae Brokva. Of· (Flalffoot) 10 /29. 488El7thCostaMeaa We will train App)y (213)923·9'61 Anabelm,oreall'n2-ac70 cleanere.La1H.Uta.Willia feted to Callfornla real· REWARD 496·6062 days, Suite224 842-1470 7am MacGrei~r Yacht _.:Eq:!::u.al~Oppar~:::..!Em::::.?:pJo:::!.:yer::_1 ......... ____ -t blvolve some preaaln1. deotaon1)'. ._,3877 eves r--=. Pl U 0.. WW tra1D 817,.CIMO . .......v.1831 aeon a. 1n BARliA!>Y,noexpernec:, ----·-----• 4to1tlJ8to1tax116eJt.er, Have Bit & bro fe~ dog, Automodve mechanic mellow tun place ID H.B. t. ax 0 pin Ion • v a a I. fell from car on Lincoln Acctng Bkkpn& tr Int N d 5al-3IOO 1Uck SU,500/up. Call Mr. Cole east of eeacb. 52'Ml808 TEMPORARY al~ .. ~g. IL4~~ cark ,,,!: SS'l·l0.1 . ci .... p. ~ wee • ._.. Beauty salon &tabllabed ---------Found white rabbit vie or Re&J.S~ Today to work 8 l l J L f I ht 2 a a O 2 in Nwpt Bcb Hekln& Guaruteed lnveatment 23rd le Santa Isabel on vmous accounting~ Martuerlte Pkwy MV. Operator Call631·Jd0 IGvat $500. return suoo 846-708t bookkeepln& assign· 411$-1210orlS1·28IO -----· -----• tos:aooo. 631.2570 ments. Work close •• -.... Beauty Operator, earn ---------tFo u n d : Fem 0 er your home. Fiaure Au........,...v. , more by renUng apace. Shepherd, Mesa del Mar, Clerka to Sr. ACCQUn· Mew: Detail Sbop needJ L~adllll CClM salon. ~toL.e. 5025 2825LaSaJle.SS7·0975 tauts needed thruout Top hel~d F.n ""'1121orl6MM3 ' ..... •••••••••••• •••••• ' '""""".· In Bil Ca"von, 11. Orange Co wa1ee p . lln• 1-"Au • ..., Robert Half'• ~amen, ~ns c;::c.en, •llXI STOii• lst,219d&3rdT.D:s Drk. Brown/BJack Account.emps bdfet1 ls pan. .• up-Aulst. llaaaaer for LOANSAVAlLABLE Persian type cat. sooS.Kalri,St.501 hiOlattry abampooera, Schwinn dHler. Sal. cr.dltnotlmportant. Rewmll 644-Si29 No. Tu...... UllloaBank check o~ck·up & de-$10,400. Jiu.at bave prtor · ......,., 493-3102 lbTbeCity ofOruce livery. A Y at 714/135-U03 2(l5D arbor Bl. CM ~~~!fi!:~C:..::...~~~~~~~~ '45-1030 ACCOUNTANT *AUTO SA.LIS Pvt Country Club. MU4t • IUS•>H be able to maintain com· CbeY7 dialer to add two .ixr.rlenced oaed car aa ••meft tor ea11 tralih\ aeU. Oen~u• -c_--------..-1~-------1 pa1plan, oppartuntty ror -adYanceinent: S.. Salu ..;..;:;---------• ¥:1 r:-. • H 0 ':fl ·A Jl D • .....,....__. __ __.. __ 1 Cbivtolet. DOVe 6 "QufU·----Sia., Ntwp0rt Be•ch. ,,. CREW MANAGERS P/tlme eve11tn11. • Satvrda11 maaa1in1 Junior Sal .. Peraons Hlllns aubscrlptlon door to door. Rectuirea Yao or Iara• atetlon . waaon. Phone collect, J12·St'l·0396. After l:OOpnL 21M98-af13. DRAFTSMIM Clltdro/ MedimlHlt TIEMDATA CORP. tt523 CAMPUS~IRVtME LSEJU0.4 Br l~• Ba, FP, -iso2 Wyngate. The Willows . SSJ 2000; ~3484 WOODBitIOGE Broad moor Patio Home. 2Br, den, atrium, 2Ba. Lse $415 mo. Avail Dec: 1. ~21879 San 1"quin lownhome, z BLUFFS BR, 2. ba. ELEGANT! HIUJ'IES •••••••••••••••••••••• ~:!e~' golf course. M::-:IM HADY SSO WEEK & UP Copeland, Rltr. 552-0434 Studio, l bedroom Tot.ally new, completely Maid service, pool Houses I& condos avail. custom designed, 3 'BR, 2376 N BL. C "" 21,';a ba., "spectacular". ewport ..... ~To$C80. Please call S575Mo. 548·9755or645·3967 833-3307 Centennial R.E. Desi1oer•a sbow1ase · STUDIO S p E C T A c U L A R am art ea l d e c or ! WEBCL y RA TES LAJ(EFRONT h<>ale in Everythln1 new. 4 BR. 3 'Full Kitchen f&TV Wood.briqe. 3/2 + den, ba., fam. home. $725 Mo. Linens I& UtWt.ies ...:..;..;c.;;.;....;..;.le..;...u.e__.;,.._m. __ 704;_..;..7--f Spotless & immaculate, ·CLOSE TO OCEAN • st.unnJ.ng 3 BR, 2'>t ba., R al s.--M.-.a....' San okaquln ehlaant Sao spilt level, .greenbelt -;JS) fl'f• ~tlhBlvd, CM Mateo townhc)use. over. view. $8SO Mo. 0 ~ll 1oob loll course. $C9S. --i!i.t!illllll!• .'\ ~11 .. i1~r;il 111 r•; fl111·11.><:r) '.)C,fi(l Jlnyt1111t! ·-~-------~~ AduJ:ts w~ SqUU'a abup A· uoitfOI' lease.~ Copd8nd,Bkr. S53-0t34 I E.1•.lhlutl Prol f;lcliJ SUSCASITAS Nicely furn. lar1e Bur 1 Whi t~ l~~1t l t~r 290 I Nl"NPOrl Ulv<l ND 171·11 t>l'i-lti.10 re~'!·;~ CORONA Dl:L MAR 3 POOL"' JACUlll 2 Br Townhouse, frplc. --------..,.~.---t & Catalina views. Close to sboppin14r fine beacb. __ ....:;....;._ _ _.;;.. __ ..... 644·218U UIATHTUIMG JITTYVl&W Us>sraded 3 BR upper, steps to China Cove. $150. Mo. Call Nigel, at 644·7211 Ast. ~-~-~-._....---............. ~ GENEaAL UEt.P, 11'/tlme for .small wboleaale novelty Is magic company in ship- Pini f& rec. depl.J. Apply 9am-llam. Golden's Maetc Wand, 946 W 17th --------St. C.M. VOLT lf MP<HlAl'.1'9 •,1 U Vtf t •• l841CC1Mp11Drl•• 546-4741 (Across From Orange Co. Airport> Equal Oppor Employer GRAPHIC ARTIST lo do blueprinting, typing & paste-up. Copy Cats Printing, 333 Jrd St, Laguna Beach. GUARDS& GUARDETI'ES Honest. dependable and ethical Non-hazardous assignments Good promotion 'program Full or part-time work Uniform, equipment & training free Equal Oppty Employer Sl.00 PIR HOUR or more paid for many jobs $3.30 PER HOUR or higher In 60 days. MACHINIST WANTED TOP CASH DOLLAR p ,\ t D FOR YOUR Custom Woven Woods mim·blinds, pull shade & more. $uper dlacoun t.o40%. Pb6'5-89Sl • FINCHES Amazon Parro $100, AKC mile Dobi f75. or trade. 556-2719 - SADDLE BACK BMW cOM11Masu 1HIALJ.:HIW 6lOCSIMOW!ll COMPLl'n IODJSHOP f NOWOf'l!M SADDLDACK V AUil' IMPOlTS 131·204049Mt4t , .... _____ _ llARWICK DATSUN ~ ,11 ' I " I IP•'' I ''I' 831-137'> 493.337, . WEBUY CUANCARS arTaUCKS CONNELL CHEVROLET 2828 Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA 14~J200 WEPAYTOPDOLt.AR FOR TOP USED CARS FOREIGN, DOMESTIC or CLASSICS - l( your car la extra clean ---------1 leeUf 11.nt. IAUERIUICK 213SHa.rbor Blvd. --· CREVIER 9720 ••••••••••••••••••••••• * DRIYEA * *LlnLE •.• * SAYE A LOT SHOPliCOMPA.aE BARWICI( DATSUN ''" ,.,. .. , t .1p1.11.ilp1 831-1375 49 :.J.J)/5 lt72DATSUN SIOWAGOM. In excellent OOOdhloo. 4 speed. radio • b~ater. Leu than 40,000 miles. (405KUV). HURIYMOWl COSTA MESA DATSUN --------Coltall-.a 979·2500 · *5HARBORBLVD •• TOP 5~41o5404213 DOLLAR PAID FOR CLE~'{ i . miracle mazda '¥ -: . CHARGES FALSEHOODS Woodrow Butterfield Doll., ...... ,... ....... TARGET OF CHARGES Supervisor Schmit --s22a,ooo Blaze Arsonist Hunted · In Sunset Beach A crack team of five Orange ounty Fare Department arson nvestigators is probing what uthorities say was the de· jberate $225,000 torching o( a unset Beach residential com- lex early Saturday. Several people barely escaped eatb or serious injury in the in· · feflJO at 161~ S. PaGi¥c. Ave. in the seaside community's centr'al area only by a near miracle authorities said. "The people were very fortunate. The buildings were very old and the wood was tinder· ry and they went up awfully 10 Arrested At.BB Party, ttle Toss Police arrested 10 adults and ; yeniles during a bottle· tbtowing melee stemming from a Monday night Haloween party on the 10,000 block of Const.jtution Dlive in east Huntington Beach. There were no reports or major blljuries. Police arrrested the 10 partygoers on charges ranging ~ assaulting a pol ice officer todisturbing the peace. :-One police officer.was bitten OD • ·ibe thumt.l. according to police L~. Jack Reinholtz. :• Police assert that officers were ·called to the scene shortly before g.. p .m . when neighbors com· plained of a loud party and msmerous people roamlne the st.eels. Five beer bottles were 1hrOwn at-two police officers durine the QJ1rest of 18-year·old Alan Wayne Bvans. d 99'l1 :Yukon Drive, H\ln· Ungton Deac]) on charges of faUure to disperse. l(('wo of the misaUes smashed bll'.o a pollce car while the others I nded on the sidewalk, said llce Siet. S.rt Chadwick. ~ brawl ensued between eral ot the P•ttygocti and p0lice. Tho crov,.d wu dispersed Mthin af"hOUrs, polic sald. Names of the 0th r p le ar· ted were not av llable. fast," said Capt. Bruce Turbeville. of the Orange County Fire Department. He said there is no doubt abOut the cause of the fire, which s pared the occupants only perhaps because one was awakened by the sountt of a car's squealing tires as it sped away fro1D the locatiQn. Invetlt.lgaton ~ate with the squealing Urea c~9d the anocilst bo to older apartment and duplex oc the aame !« jmt a blOck from Pacific Coast Highway. The raging blaze vi!llble 1n much d the. little lollh was nDal· ly con\l'Olled by 47 fll'emen from Orange 09lmt)I, Seal Beach and Huntington Beach fire depart· men ts. "I can't give you any more in- formation than that," Capt. Turbeville said when ask~ what flammable fluid was used or if arson investigators developed any motive. A five-man arson team com· prised·or one baU..Uon chief aod four capt.aim of the Oraage Cowl· ty Fire Department was continu- ing the .in.vestigaUon today. One victim of die 2:U a.m. blaze sustained minor injuries 1n· fleeing the inferno. Drop Offsets Grocery Bjll NEW YORK CAP> -COllM prices took anoftler drop laat ·month, off.setting irlcreues for other items and hel~iog out over· all grocery bills sligbUy• an M· sociated Press• marketb81ket' survey sbows. (Related story A4> The latest decr,aaea left the cost of a pound of ~und coff~ ln most areq at $3.SO or leu - well above the price at the start ot the year, blrt $1, and 11104:9 below the recotd level• Of I sprlnc. Tbe l\P. dreW a randor,n IA*t Of A one-time P.OJitic~· angel to Oran&~ Cowltf Su~visor Laurence Sch0¥t charged to- day that Scbmlt ·s often- amended .campaign. dis- clos\U'e •statements "contain many fals6statementS,, .. The' charge came from Woodrow W. Butterfield. a former Garden Grove city " councilman as well as a former tounty planning 'Com· missioner. Jt was Butterfield who guided Schmit's political fortunes through the primary election of 1974, an election tb•t eJlSled with Schmit factne incumbent 6upervisor David Baker ln a · general elecUon nanoff. Butterfield charged today that Sebmit deliberately lied on a· campaien disclosure statement filed Feb. 2, Unt, when he said he received $37,628 ot hl·kind services from blnt. Schmtt:s statement sbOws that the $37,628was an in kind loan. The nme statelflent showed Buttfffteld was paid i10,ooo for "fee for services." The former Schmit ally said today that. statement is .also false. Butterfield also rapped Schmit for the Garden Grove supervisor's disowning of a $119.000 campaign debt owed Dr. Loub Cella. . Butterfield said he •oald estimate tbat ·~bout '200,000 worth of. campaip help" from Dr. Cella fell into Scbmlt's cam- pai1n daring the election runOtt with. Baker. • ..o ~bi ~9~·=~~r~ eounl.1•111 alad "'~_,..,.. ~'* Plans by Oran••· ODVnty superriadn tx> appd;dt a blue rib- bon committee ·to ~e•lcn a poliUcal campaign ttfot'lb 1 or· dlDanee.JUta~Mand&yJ · PENTAGON SAYS THIS 'MISSILE COULD DEFEAT SOVIET UNION DEFENSES Al>_.,.... Air Force'• Crulae Mlaalle, One of lenraJ Being Develo.,.ct by U.S. . . - Red Defense Nt111ified? , U.S. Cruise MiB•ile Can Penetrate ~•tem · ••Ttiey•re arrtac! of every- thing;• said Sanchez. ''Tbe)''re afraid ot the Border Patrol. They're Afraid ot robbUI 1 WASHINGTON (AP> -Pen· lagon experts belteve develop. ment of the crulse mlaalle bu laraely nulllfled the Soviet Union's $100 billion air defense· system and that Moecow would have to launch a crub Pl'f>l!'am to ca(cbup. Defense otrlcia11 Hid Monday that even with a $50 billion crub program, the Sovieta would trail the United States if the Pentqon continues to improve the sophistication of the new U.S. weapon. S11nset Beach Wning Plans Get Rep:rieve Sunaet Beach raldtntl, wore ried that county plan• could threaten the unique character ol their 1.200-reeident community, may be able to set their fears aside for awhile. Oraqe County pWinlna com· missioners recommended Mon· day that supervisors put off any decision on rezoniJll portiOllS of the seaside community \lntil county offici&ls prepare a de- tailed plan for ail of the county'• unincorporated coastline. Two weeks earlier about 40 Sunset Beach residents alt.ended a commiS&lon hearint to offer their views on what should and should not be planned for their area. Some di11greed with a pro- posal by county planners to re- duce commercial 1onlng ln Sunset Beach and keep moet buatneaaee cluatered .. t major ln· teraections. Planners also 1u1•e•ted rezon· iog some commercial parcell ~ 2, 700 square feet bec&UH they are too atnall to accommodate a bu1l11e11 and chan1ln1 com• merclal zontn1 to residential Gn parcel• where homea already have been built. It wu on thoet l11ues that Sunset Beach re1ldent1 dlt· agreed amoni tbemaelvu. wttb some CMJntendina county plans would leave the community l&Gk• ing iD needed bualne11 and otben supporUncthepl&M. That dJaqreement rrompwct Commlllioner Rtchar Pootner Monday to 1ug1e1t that the suaaet Beach atudy be Included as part of the county•1 effort to develop an overall plan for tbt unincorporated coutal area. Crulae miaalle improvements beln1 developed can be made operational futer than the RuaaJans can update their air de- fense system, the defense d- ficiata said. The officials. rebutttn1 a publlabed report questlcmiq the weapon's capabiUUett _11id they are conftdent the crulH missile cao penetrate Soviet air de- fentet. Pretldent carter bu decided to ·~ up development ot the crulae mlasile. cboolinl tt over o.ily """'Mio ,,_. HIS LOANS IGNOR!D? or. Lowa ce11a Fro..Paee.AJ SCHMIT ••• jury Indictment on perjury relat· edcharaes. The one-time count)' plannm, commissiotier lambasted Schmit for having a voting record he said shows "he is totally in the hands of a few wealthy special lntereat groups." "For the past three years, Schmit and I have bad very lllUe to do with each o&.ber even though I played a major role ln hi• fet· tin~ elected,•• ~utterfield said. ''Hts attitud•.tter be won h1I elecUon and hll deep involve· nient wlth Dr. Oella indicated to me Utat Schmit Juat went where he tbo~~t the 1tr•n•tll and JDODI)' ted, •• ~ added.. ·*' * * P.eaP Al the propo14td B-1 b()mber u the n•tlon •• next mljQI' •tr•~ealc weapon. · But 1t faces a SOvtet defen.1 ayatem described by, the, Pea. taeon as the moet eatenalve ln the world, Jnvohli:lf aoo.ooo .penons. more th&D 11.000 ~ tace-to-air anU-alrcraftt~ stationed at l.000 tiles, and iiQO aircraft. • ~ Tb'e cruhe mlttll•. 'a technolOI)' in which tht Uilted States ta belloved to lead the Ru11lam by at leut ftve yean, essentially ll a 1mall, pUOtl .. jet plant wblcb can carry eiUw' nuclear or ca.aveulonal warheada. .... . because they carry 10 much money. They're afraid oC beirll titled because Uity have no~ to defend themselv .. with. they're afraid ol be1n1 out in public whert they mtabt. be plated up."• BB Concert Band5eekiM Musicians About U fttt lq and two feet The JfunUn&tolt Be1cb COQcert In diameter; it tlles at Jbout §0 Band bu a new director and ta mU•• an hour u low ~ 30 feet lookinl tor: a nainbet of adwt above the 1urtace. Pl''1ttnt1n1 mualciaIUl to fUl out Ill l'dlt.tr what U.S. planners hope would before sUlttinl tht l~M'I c<m· be a ni1htma.r. tor defemtve cen aeaaon. radar. · "We have plenty ot trWDpeta, Defense offlclal1 aald tbe nutes arid aaxopbollit, but we weapon would be la\,\llcbecl tn a need tromb0De1, J'rebcb boml aaturauon cloud of 3,000 crulae and clarinttl. •• band director .. mtnlles at the same tlm~ !00 TbomulUdleysaldMon4&J. born bers attacked the ·target. ''Whal wt ~~Issi fQr are further comp~aUnt air defttl!e tnualcl&DI wbio·~ away Uie1f 1D· i>rqblt.-. . itrum~ .tlei' hitll lcbOol qr · Pehtagon officials disc~ Colle .. 10tf'Wtrit to. bi Utlte the cnlise miMile's capability .,atn. •• atcDe1 ..S\hd, followina a pubUSbed report that · The band now cumt..l'I 40 secret computer 1tudle1 ahOWed muaiclmw. Rldley ti lookhl1 for a the we~ "would not ba\'e a full complemct of eo. cbance0 ot penetraUng ll\e So-The b&nd pracUces each Tues- viet defensesystem. day at 7:90p.m. in the batidro0m at. Marina Hilh School. lM'll Sprlotda!t~ · CandfdatM can drOp lo at the weekly balld praoUces or can contact city PUtillc lillormatton Officer Bill Beed at 51J6.:5511. The band .. conctrt lea.son wtll beef,n ?>to: 1l at th Huattaaton Center Mall with a pro1ram of Chri1tmM q:naslc •• =~~~ tt:Lr::::::e1: • rQIMel John llllOft. a muaic tucbfs' at MW. H1lb School. Be 11.ld they aijo fafled to adhere totltte relllhe.'s four main principals which dictate1 amont other ~. no uae or lntoxf. canta. DeV ad Other olftclals sald there 11 no connection between PDI. u a buaJnea1, and their oult. ~ He and the other temple of. ficia11 aald they bad ntver beard that any ol tilt tll'tll m• they' acnowledp. u ·former mem• bera llad lnJUdnl to do trith narco~ amu1ittng. ~o ~ ·~ DCl.l.IIllt By GARY GRANVILLE • °'"" 0.01, ...... ,..,. A one-time political angel to Orange County Supervisor ~urence Schmit charged to- q~y that Schmit ·s otten- ~m ended campaign dis- sure statements "contain ny false statements.·· he charge came from Woodrow W. Butterfield, a .. 7 Kris former-Garden Grove city councilman as well as a former county planning com- missioner. Il was Butterfield who guided Schmit's political ~ortunes through the primary election of 1974, an election that ended with Schmit facing incumbent supervisor David Baker in a general election runoff. Butterfield charged today that s Walks Into Patla . Irvine Train . Victim Suicide? A middle-aged man believed to be a resident of Santa Ana walked calmly mto the path of an oncoming Amtrak train today in Irvine and was killed. His identity was withheld pend· lng notification of next or kin. A drlver·s license showed a Santa Ana address. Police said the passenger train, the Los Angeles to San Diego run, was traveling at about 70 miles per hour when It struck the man, at Sand Canyon A venue near the Santa Ana Freeway, in ehst Irvine 7 The engineer reported seeing the man but was unable to stop the train. The victim wu pushed 150 feet .... down the tracks The train tiraked to a stop 1,000 yards farther down the tracks A witness, Donald A Strand Of Tustin, told police he watched the man walk south along Sand Can yon, seemingly unconcerned, a Seven Up bottle in one hand Strand said he watched him walk toward the tracks as the warning gates went down then step between the gates Strand said the man tossed aside the bottle, casually, and calmly stepped in front or the train facing toward the ap proacbing engine Tb• victim's shoes were knocked from his body by tbe im pact. He was killed in.staatly NeW" C+uise Missile 'Superior to Reds' Fr ... rage.41 . SCHMIT ... of his statements about Schmit are proved false. He also pledied to inltfate a lawsuit to recover money he said ls owed him and "for damages in the false state-ments.·· J The one-time Garden Grove dity councilman set the amount ~tll owed him by Schmit ts cam. Q&ign at $1.500. Butterfield said his railing out with Schmit came when the newly elected supervisor hired Loran Norton as an executive as- sistant. "He was a paid Cella lob· byist," Butterfield aald of Norton who served one year as a Schmit -aid&~ ii>..-JiOw wider a ~rand jury indictment on perjury relat- ed charges The one-time county planning commissioner lambasted Schmit for having a votin& record he said s hows "he is totally in the hands of a few wealthy special interest groups" ·'For the past three years, Schmit and l have had very little to do with each other even though 1 played a major role an his get· ting elected," Butterfield said. '"His attitude after he won his election and his deep involve· ment with Dr. Cella indicated to me that Schmit just went where he thought the sLrength and money existed," he added. Junior Mus GirhSo~ht High ·~~t\001 .:~~~l 1tWi~ n (rvine vi.11Ueibl•~ft ~~~ .he nation•? Juf\ro'f ldis-1 pro. ~ram thit cultnmates next >Pring in Mobile, Ala , wlth a $15,000 schOlanbip for the ...tn·. ner. • Local level competition sponsored by th~ Irvine Jaycees will be Noy. 22. The Irvine Wi])· ner wllf.Tepreaent the city in the state Junior Miss contest. Interested girls may contact school activities directors, or Dave Peterson or the Jaycees at 559·596'9. Area realde.ntt can obtain telephone at1Cken with en1er1en· cy fire/reseue .and medical as· sistance phone number& at the Saddleback Community ff01pltal emeraency dep~ent at 3"51 Via btrada ln Laiuna Hills. • , cars Reealled' ' " Brake Defectl Im~ BUA Driver~ Telfs Tale Breaking Through Heavy grading equipment was ready to move this morn- ing after groundbreaking ceremonies for Saddleback College's northern campus wete completed. In this pie· ture, Larry Taylor, president of the college's board of trustees whose back is toward the camera, addresses other college officials and community di~itaries who showed up to see the first earth moved on the site in Irvine. The campus is expected to be completed by ~gust. Mrs. Sanchez said she saw farm workers learning karate in a field, wtille others were making weapc_>ns from old shovel handles linked b)f~bain" The body of Jose Garcia, 19, was round Sunday nl1ht near the one-room parb~e where he and nwooOMt ~I Mexicans lived -~ near the. tO\W ofBonaalL , · Anxious to clarJfy their tAmple'• separation from figures lit'be Newport Beach murder in· velltigaUon, memben oMhe Jn· tetnatlonal Society for Krishna Consciousness held a, barefoot s~ conference Monday at their L una Beach Temple. emple President Acni Dev, society spo~~man Mukunda Das 'lR<l their attorney Stephen RQhd.e alon& with a life member, * * * ... Rameswar Slneh, preslCled over the 90-minute session, devoted in part to attiickirig newarnen or linkio1 tbe temple to the Wijco case. Investigators say four or the people under j~tigatlon for murder conspiracy have been members or the society and (>I the Laguna Beach Temple. Temple officials said only three of those four, Joseph * ~ * * hclion Davis. Joseph cdorowsld and Roy Chiisto~er lUchard were relatfld to the tem-ple, but th y wero "expeU~·· more than a year o. The fourth man. Alexander Kulik, ciirrenUy under arrest on auspicion of conspiracy to com· mit murder, was 1Jever associat- ed with the Lquila Beach Tem· pie or the society, they said. <S~ KIUSBNAS, Pa1e AJ) * * * ~ejailea • - In Murder Plot. Loser Killed Clem£nle Train Race Fatal A MARINE who apparently was engaging in a game of chance with a train that he tried to outrun was killed near the San Clemente Pier late Monday. George McNabb, 2', a combat engineer at Camp Pendleton. was killed instantly by the impact. accord- ing to firemen. He was with several buddies at the lime, witnesses said. "THEY WERE TRYING to outrun the train, and he just cam&in second,'· said Fire-Capt. James Dahl. Dahl said the train was traveling at about 45 --miles per hour. The city has imposed a 40 mph speed limit on trains passing through the city. :Realtors Oppus~ , .Jnspe.ction1{ i~ SC A proposed city inspection of all San Clemente res idential, ,commercial and industrial build· ~ngs before they can be sold will lbe opposed by real tors W ednes- 1day at a public hearing before the 'city council. , The meeting is scheduled at 7:30 p.m. in council chambers at city hall, lOOAve Presidio. In a memo to councilmen. Richard Ahlman, the city's plan· rung director, said the proposed j inspection program would effec. lAl.ely control illegal conversion I of buildinas, improper and haardous installation of wiring and plumbing, improper addi· tions and disregard for zonine r41gulations. • a'he city inspection would cost $21 for one unit and $2 for each additional unit. In a· letter to the council, the SOuth Orange County Board of Realtors asked for ''rem~val of Mobile Home Hit by Blaze An early morning fire caused $16,000 damage to a San Juan Capistrano mobile bome tod•y. The rire occurred at Uie home or Thelma Wiltshire, 32142 Alipaz, Space 48 in the Rancho Del A vion Mobile lfome Park. Orenge County Fire officfJ)s said the fire broke out at 8;05 a.m. Cause of the blaze is Still un- der investigation. ~ ChargeH In Bovan p• ~~--------~'!""-_______________ ...... ..._ __ ...._ ____ ......_~--~---~~--...... -.-...... __ ...... __ Slaying ) .,_ vtl ment cnilse tnluilo ha.I lar1el1 nullified the Soviet t Unlon•a $100 billion air defense •Y•tem and that Moscow would "have to launch a crasb prosram to catchup. Defeme officials aald Monday that even with a '50 blWon cruh · pro11am, the Sovlets would trail • tbe Uqjtcd States if the PMtqon continues to improve the aophiatl"tioo ot tbe new U.S. weaDQD.. Cruise m111lle Improvements beln• develo~ ean be made operational faster tban the Russians can upd • tbelr air de-fenae system, the defeue of. .ti cl ala said. The officials, rebuttloc a pubU.bed report queatioa.tn1 tbe weapon•s capabWUes. aald they are confident the cruile mllalle can penetrate Soviet air de- fenses. . President Carter hu dedded to step up development ot the crui.e missile, cboosln1 lt over t ti t sy en~ by ti\ pen. tacoa as the m<lllt exten.lve ln the orld, iovolvlDC. 500,000 persons. more th.aft 12,000 1ur- face-to-alr antl-alrcr.ift mlulles stationed at 1,000 lit.ea, and a.eoo alreHft. The cruhJe mlullt a technology in whlcli Ofo uDited States is believed to lead U,e Ruaalans by .at l~ut five vea,.._ essenuauy 11 a small, pllOtleu jet plane wh1Ch can Catr1 either nuclear or coovenUon,1 warheads. About 14 feet long and two feet in diameter, it fllea at abom &50 miles an hour as low u ao leet above the surface, presenttns wh•t U.S. planners hope would be a niahtmare for defeDalve radar. Def enH offlclala aald the weapon would be l•¥cbed ln a saturation cloud of 3.000 ~nllae milliles at the same time ax> . p,.._p~AJ. / KR.ISllNAS DENY PLOT. • • Dev was questioned about pre- vious statements he made in which be acknowledged all four men were prevloualy associated with the temple. He said the questions about the four men and their relation to his temple confmed him and it was an oversight that he had included Kulik. Rohde, of the Beverly Hills Jaw firm of Fleishman, Brown, Wes ton and Rohde, said he has sent formal requests for retrac- tion to the Daily Pilot and two other newspapers for stories linking the Laguna Beach cult to the investigation. He said stories linking the cult to the investigation or the death of Stephen John Bovan are "false and have left the mlsimpresslon that active, current members of the Krishna religion are active m a wide range of criminal ac- tivities including drug traffick· ing, murder and extortion." The two cult members re· peatedly explained their religion has four major tenets -prohibi- tions against gambling, use of in- toxicants, killing any Jlving thing and indulience In sex except for procreation -and explained that men involved in the murder in· vesti1atioo. which Includes the crimes cited by Rohde, could not possibly be membe,rs of th~ re- ligion. They said the three men were expelTed in September. 1976 for failure to live up to those four principles and to follow the cult's requirement that they shave their heads and participate in daily two-hour chanting sessions. They did not specify violation of which of the. four principles it was that caused the ouster of the three men, one of whom, Richard, was temple president. They also Insisted there was no financial or business assoclaUon between the temple, or its parent organization and the four men and their business. Prasadam Distributors. Inc. <PDI>. Said Rohde, "The focal point has been PDI which does not have an office here (at the Umple at 655 S. Coast 11.lJhway>, the focal point. has been Kulik, who has been tied on both sldes of the investigation, but only reaches the Krisbnas by bavint been in . . Riley and Cordova To Speak on Taxes Jdembefs of the North Laglma Commwlity Association will hear Fifth District Supervisor Thomu Riley and Assemb}Jman Ron Cordova <D·El Toro), dis· POI with three other former members of the temple." However. it has subsequently been learned that in summer Of 1975, Kulik made a $25,000 con- tribution to the society to pay for publication of their maaaz.ine, Back to Godhead. Dev said today he was not aw are of the contribution. * * * F,....Par{eAI SUSPECT •.. CHARGES FALSEHOODS WoOdrow 8uttei"ft-'d Capo Election f!ecit!ed? One Capistrano area election be elected to four-year terms, ac- s ch ed uled for 'Nov. 8 may cording to Mickey Valentine. already be decided, aftu the dis-board aecre~. covery that two candidates do not Tbe two incumbents are V. g. meet residency requirements. •'Larry" Larson, Of 34912 Camino Bill and Carolyn Myrter, of Capistrano, and Donald 33004 Christina Drive in Dana Hickman, of ~592 Calle N aranJa. Point, do not li•e in the both of Caplatrano Beach. The Capistrano Bay Park_ lrm:I other candidate ls Fred Duren, of Recreation district and conse-33081 Santlaio Drive, a civil quenlly appear not to quatify as engineer and aeologist. candidates for the district board, according to a spokesman tor the r county registrar of voters. The husband-wife team run- ning for two seats on the board CHECK said they did not reaJbe they do • • • not live in the district. ·'The district line 'comes right to our property llne," Mrs. Myrter said. "We had no 14ea It stopped next door -how would wehavelmown?" The recistrar1apokesm&R taid the Myrters would still qua.lib' Jf \ FestivaluSPOkeswoman Sally they own properly in the dbtrict, )leev~1 ~ald. ·dlrecwrs lasl ~ear Ticket sales for entrance to the festival grounds and admission to the Pageant of the Masters were up by $146,447 over last year's receipts, whicb accounted fortbelarler~hareoftheclty , The CaPlstranq Parts and· Recreatfon District serves Capistrano Beach, Dana Point and portions of San CJemeot..and San Juan Capistrano. Its six parks include Pines. Louise Lyden and G.az.ebo Lookout Parks in Capistrano Beach and Del Oblapo, Thun- derbird and Thunderbird West Parks in Dana Point. The new board will be movmr into a phased takeover of the Capistrano Unified School Dis· trlct 's recreation classes and ac- tivities within its bowtdaries. The board has $3,000 for this year's recreation program, Mrs. Val en tine said. but Mrs. Myrter aaid tbey only approved a .$2 . increase in own their home. Pageant ticket prices, thereby A Camp Pendleton Maftne was Th di alifl ti f th arrested in Sao Clemente Mon· e 1qu ca ons o e accountin1 tor the lnorease in Myrters would leave three can-gross receipts last summer. day on suspicloo Of haVlo1 druss di dates, lwo of them incumbents, .. for •ale after a city police officer running for three board posi· The inctease was approved said he observed basbJsh in hia lions. They would automaUcallY primarily to help pay for a new -.:ar. ·, MaYBeCut WASlllNGTON <AP> -· Tbe Civil AeronauUcs Board said today it will in· vesUgate the possibility of grantln1 low-fare air service between 11 California cities and tbe Nevada gnmblln1 oent&n or Reno and Las Vegas. The board said that it will schedule a bearing to consider the •PPlication or Pacific SOutliwest Airlina, a California intrasi.te car- rier, to provide the urvice- bet ween the Nevada cities and San l>heo, Loa Angeles. Long Beach, Burbank, Ontario, Fresno, Stockton, San Jose, San Francisco, Oakland and Sacramento. PSA would offer no-frills 1ervlce at fares 18 to 4a percent below regular coach f aret1 · ;· · $230,000 administrati9n· buildinc James A. Lanier, 20, was in now bnder construction at the custo-dy today at the San festival grounds entrance. Clemente jail with ball set at. ~.ooo. Searches V &lid ~ SAN FRANCISCO CAP> -The State Court of Appeal ruled Mon· day that three 1earcbe1 by Oakland s>Olioe 1t~mmln1 from a l968 shcdout lnvoMng former Black Panther leader Eldridge ·Cleaver were v~ld. A second Marine, arrested with Lanier wu subsequently re- leued due to lack of evidence, police said. Det. Pete Goodwin said no in· formation was available on the amount of hashish assertedly confiscated by the arTestlng of. ficer. , IN¥ENTORYl. SALE UT COA T PLAZA A San Clemente man bu M• • ported the theft of :1tereo ~ ment and a teleVlaton worth a total or $84.9 were stolen trOm bls home Friday night. Police 'I som eon~ apparently eoterfd e Robert CaUJey: reatdeoee, at Calle Mlsuel, tliioaah an an- locked door. 1VOL. 70, NO. 3051 3 SECTIONS,, 26 P-AGES Oelty Pli.t 5Utt ~ TARGET OF CHARGES Supet"Vlsor Schmit . By GARY GaANVILLE OfUllDtllY .... I~ • 1 A one-time political angel to Orange County Supervisor Laurence Schmit charged to· day that Schmi~ often· amended campaign dis- closure statements "contain many false statements.·· The charge came from Woodrow W. Butterfield, a former Garden Grove city councilman as well as a former county planning com- missioner. It was Butterfield who euided Schmit 's politic.ii fortunes through the primary election of 1974, an election that ended with Schmit facing incumbent supervisor David Baker in a general election runoff. Butterfield charged today that Schmit dellbcttat ty lied on · a ca~palgn dl.$closure statement fil8'1 Feb. 2, 1976, when he said he received $37,628 of ln·kind servlees from him. , S~hmit's statement shows that the $37,~ was an Jn-kind loan. The same statement showed Butterfield was paid $10,000 for "fee for services." The former Schmit ally said today that statement is also false. Butte rfield als o rapped Schmit for the Garden Grove s upe rvisor's disowning of a $119,000 umpaign debt owed Dr. Louis Cella. Butte rfield s aid he would estimate that "about $200,000 worth of campaign help .. from Dr Cella fell into Schmit's cam- paign during the election runoff with Baker. The silver:·halred torrnet county plannin1 comml,$sioner also chqed that Schmit did not}iing to eam $1,SOO a month paid him by a hospit1l then con· trolled by Dr. C«?Jla. •'To the best of my knowledge he <Schmll) did absolut-ely .. nothin1 in that Job but pic1' up bis paycheck," Butterfield said. Schmit was attending a D9ard or Supervison meeting tO!fay and was unavailable for coin· ment. After the meetin1, Schmit met with lobbyist Sandy Slindline and heiress Joan Irvine Smith behind closed doors and was atm un- available for comment. Buttei'f,leld, in a flamboyant move. di.Splayed a con or a Sl0,000 cashier's c)teqk that he said he will pay to charity If any Kulik ] ailed -on Compiracy Charge By JOANNE REYNOLDS OI llle Dally f'ltllUwff •Alexander Kulik, the Newport Beach businessman arrested Oct. 22 allegedly in possession of more than one pound or nearly pure heroin, has been re-arrested on a charge or conspiracy to com- mit murder in the death or Stephen John Bovan. Kulik, 28, was to be freed from the Orange County Jail Monday after posting a SS00,000 bond. Newport Beach detectives in- tercepted him before he was re- leased aptd re-booked him on the murder conspiracy charge. There is no bail on lbe charge .• 'At about the same lime Mon· day, officials of the Hare Krishna ·Temple in Laguna Beacb con·· ducted a p~s conference to de- ny any connection between their religion and Kulik and his three business partners, who also figure in the far reaching murder investigation. The three men are /alien away temple members, the Hare Knshna officials said. ·.And they maintained that 1'uUk never had any connection w\th the Laguna temple nor with the Jntemalional Society for WASHINGTON <AP> -Pen· tagon experts believe develop- . tnent .or the cruise mlaslle has ~~rgely nullified the Soviet 'Union's $100 billion air defense system and that Moscow would bave to launch a crash pro1ram t'ocatcbup. · Defense officials said Monday tJtat even with a $50 bllllon crash Krishna Cons ciousness, "the pa rent organization. However, according to the August-September, 1975 edition o f Back to Godhead, the magazine published by the in- ternational religious group, there is a note which does link Kulik to the cult. It reads: The Bhaktivedanta Book Trust (publisher of Back to Godhead magazine> wishes to thank Mr. Alexander Kulik of Laguna Beach, California, for hi~ generous donation of $25,000 for publication or the books or HJs Divine Grace A. C. Bhalrtivedan· ta Swami 2rabhupada... the publishing house is operated solely by the cult. Agni -Dev, president of the Laguna Beach temple who had denied any ties between bis group and frull\t, saJd when read the notice that he was unaware of it. "I didn't know about that," he commented. "That's quite a rew issues <of the magazine> back." Kulik becomes the fifth person char1ed with murder conspiracy in the shooting death of Bovan, 36, of Fountain Valley, who died early Oct. 22 outside a popular progl'am, the Soviets would trail the United States if the Pentagon continues to improve the sopblslicatioo of the new U.S. weapon. Cruise missile improvemenll being developed can be made operational faster than the Russians can update their air de- fense system, the defense of· Newport Beach nightspot. Police allese Kulik, one of four partners ln Prasadam Dis· trlbutors, Inc., hired the other al· leged conspirators to murder Bovan roUowine an unreported kidnapping thia summer. Kulik was assertedly the vie· tim of that kidnapping and police say his business partners, Joe Davls, Joe Fedorowski and Roy Christopher Richard pajd. Sl00,000 to ransom him. Davia, Federow11k+ and Richard f~ members of the UIUftl Beach "temple who were.. .. expetltd," aecdMing to Hare Ki1shn1 offictlls. In Se~ tember of 1976. Richard was tem· ple president at the time. The three men ate still being sought for questioning by Newport Beach police. · Remainine In custody in ·~ illiiilli•~ Orange County jail are Debl'a • Ann Addison, 24, of 19822 Brookhurst St., Huntington Beach, JJ?rry Peter Fiori, 41, of the same address, Anthon7 "Llt· tie Tony" Marone Jr. o 10121 Merrimac Drive, Huntington Beach and Raymond Steven Res co. 28, or the same address. <SeeSVSPECI', Page AJ) ficials said. The officials, rebutting a published report questioning the weapon's capabilities, said they are confident the cridse misaile can penetrate Soviet air de- fenses. President Carter bas decided to step up development of the cruise missile, choosing it ovtt Anxioua. to clarify tbeir temple's eparaUon from fiaures Sn the Newport Be rb anud r ln· vestffaUon, members of the In· ternational Society for Krishna Consciousness held a barefoot press conterence Monday at their Laguna Beath Temple. emple President ~..Dov,, society apOkesman Mukundil>aa and their attorney Stephen Rohde along with a life member, Rameswar Singh, presided over the 90-mlnate &elllon, devoted In part to attacking oew1m n for linking the temple to the Police case. InvesUaators say tour ot the people under _invesll_JaUon for murder p racy ~v membenott.belOclc a tho Lei1unaBeaoh'Nm~l . Temple ofliclali aald~ on)y three ot thoae four, Joseph Shelton D via, Joseph Fedorowslc,1 Ror Cb.rlstopb r IUc.ihlll'd were Hlated lo the tem-pl ~ but the¥ ere "ex •• more th.an a ye aeo. The fourth man. Alexander Kulik, currently under arrest on suspicion of conspiracy lo com- mit murder, wu never associat- ed with the Lapna Beach .ttem- ple or the society. they •aid. Dev was questioned about pre- vious statements htt made in which be acknowle<ISed all four Loser Killed . Clemente Train Race Fatal A MARINE who apparently was engaging in a game of chance with a train that he tried to O\ltrun was killed near the San Clemente Pier late Monday. George McNabb, 21, a combat engtneer at Camp · Pendleton, was killed instantly by the impact, accord- ing to firemen. He weus with several buddies at the time, witnesses sai~. "THEY WERE TRYING to outrun the train. and he just came m second,·· said Fire Capt. James Dahl. Dahl said the train was traveling at about 45 m1IC's pC'rhour. The city has imposed a 40 mph speed limit on trains passing through the city. Man Leads Family From Newport Fire A Newport Beach family plans to install install smoke detectors 1n its newly remodeled Bayshores home after a smolder- ing fire ftlled the bedrooms with smoke early this morning. Firemen said the homeowner, James F Deane was fortunate to have awakened at 1 a .m . this morning to evacuate his ramlly from the home at 2705 Bay Shore Drive. Fro. PGfle A J CRUISE ••. searchers to design a syatem that could defeat the cruise. They came up with one, the de· fense plannera said, by improv. mg the Hawk system with a big- ger anteMa, a larger transmit- ter and a more sophisticated computer. Beginning in December, the cruise m1ssilc wtll start to un- dergo a series of tests that by early next year wall measure lts survivability ln actual air tests against the Hawk and other systems the Pentagon believe' resc m blc Soviet defenses U.S. defense officials $aid they concluded lt would take the So- "1et Union at least eight years to devl'lop that capabiJity Kids Injured As Buses Hit I DENVER <AP> -Two school • buses collided at an ice•sltckened intersection today, injuring 30 chlldren. Authorltle.! said the In- juries were not serious Several of the 30 Merrill Junior High School puplls who were taken to hospitals 1uffered held culs and knee injurlea when thrown lorward In the bu:aea. hospital spokeitmen said. Police ofllcers at the scene said aoe bus had 1\opped •at a traffic light nr\d the second bus bit the back of It. According to rlre. department spokesman Art Morton, the Deanes decided to lnauaurate their fireplace on Halloween night. Deane told firemen he checked the smoldering fireplace bMore retiring at about mid- night. But, firemen said, the outllde trap door use<j for cleantne uhes out of the fireplace apparenUy came o(f and the coal1 tumbled out, restinf against the 1hlngled exterior d the home. The coala caught the 1hlr~1res on fJre and the smoka travelid in- to the home. Morton eaid firemen beJleve that smoke alarms would have roused the family aoonu and ad· vised Deane lo inatall the de· vlcea. Firemen said the smoldertng blaze cau,,ed -about ~ worth of damage to the home. \ Police Grab Halloween Candy Thievea men were prevlousl1 assoclat.ed wltb tho temple. He,Jaid I.be quesUon1 abo\at the f ouJ' men and their relation lo bi.a temple COP!used him and It was an overalSbl that he had included Kulik. HD ald:it0iit1 ltntlnf the clllt to tho lit uiauon t lho eatll o teph 7onn ovan iii and have Jett the mlsimpresslon that active, current members ot the Krishna reUglon are active in , a wide range or criminal ac- tlvltles lncludin1 .ctrui tra·mcJc. Inc, mUrder and extortJon." The two cult member& re- peatedly explained their relifion has four major tenets -probibi- Uons alalnst gamblin1, use of In- toxicants, killing any Uvlnf th1hi and indw1ence In sex except for procreation -and explained that men involved ln tbe murder in· vestleatlon, which includes the crimea cited by Rohde, could not , possibly be members of thelr re- Ugion. They said the three men were expelled in September, 1978 for failure to live up to those four principles and to follow the cult's requirement that they ahave their t\aW and participate In daily two.hour chanting sessions. Th~y did not 1peciCy vlolaUon or which Of the four principles it was that caustld the ouster of the three men, one of whom, Richard, was temple president. They aLio tnslated there was no financial or business association between the temple, or its parent orianization and the four men and their business, Prasadam Distributors. Inc. (PDI>. · Said Rohde, "The focal Point has been POI which does not have an office here <at the timple at 655 S Coast Highway J, the focal point has been Kulik, who has been tied on both sldff of the inveatigaUon. but only reaches the Kmhnu by bavJni been in PDI with three other former membersOftbetemple ... However. it has 1ubsequenur been learned that in summer of 1,975, Kullk made a S25,000 con· lrlbution to the society to pay for publication or their magaitne. Back to Godhead. Dev said today he ·was not aw are oCthe contribution. * * * l',....P .. ~AJ SUSPECT •. ·• Police alleae thl kldnappi.Qf of KµJlk by Bovan mey have been motivated by the rumor that l'DI had large amounts ot casb readi· ly available.· Police decline to comment on the reports that the source of that oaah was the sale of narcotics. At the Hare Krishna press con- ferenc•, Dey 1iid the three POI pArtners were expelled from the temple for a varlety of irreligious practices, such as refusal to con- Unue sbavtn1 their heads and to do their daily t'wo-hour chantin~. He said they also failed to adhere lo the religion's four main prlnclpals which dictate, among other things, no use or intoid· cants. Dev and other officials sai.d there is no connection between POI, as a buajnesa .. Md their cult He and the other temple of· liciaJs said they had never heard that any of the three men they acknowledge as former mem· bus bad anything to do with natcoUcs smuuu.ng . ./ Compromise Due in Energy WASHINGTON <AP> -A multtbJIJJon-dolJar Senate package of energy tax breaks is headed for a conaressional con· ference tommitlee that is' likely to combin~ it with some of the .. Man Strolls Into. ' Train Path, Killed A middle-aged man believed to be a resident of Santa Ana walked calmly inlo tbe path of an oncoming Amtrak train today in Irvine and wu kWed. Hb identJty wai with held J>tnd· ing notification of next of kin. A driver's license showed a Santa Ana address. Police said the passencer train, tbe Loi Anteles to .San f'roaPageAJ SCHMIT ••.. The one·time county i>lannlng commllsioner Jambuted Schmit for bl ving a vottna record he 1aid. shows "he 11 totally in the hands <>f a few wealthy •~lal Interest "roups." "For the pa1t three years, Schmit and I haveihad Yery UtUe to do with each other even thoUgb I played atmaJor role ln his get· tJn" ele'ct~." ButtertleUl aa\d. .:His attitude atter he won hl.s election and his deep Jnvolve- ment with Dr. Cella lndkated lo me that Schmit just went where he thought the stren8U\ and money eJtisted, ··he added. Envoy in Berlin BERi,IN <AP> -U.S. Treasury Secre~ry W. Michael Blumenthal arrlvtd ln Berlin, hls birthplace, today on a trip West Berliner• hope will be bring more business to their isolated city surrounded by Comihunisi East Germany. . ·- Diego nm. was traveling at about 70 miles per hour when 1t struck \be m1m, at s..nd Canyon A venue near tbe S&nta Ana Freeway, in aat~e. th• en,iineer repqrted aeetna the man but was unable to stop the train. The victim WU pushed 250 feet down the tracts. Tb• traln braked to a stop 1,000 yards fattherdowntbetracks. A witness; Donald A. St.rand ot Tustin, iold police be watched the man walk JOUth along Sand Can· yon, seemingly unconcerned, a Seven Up bottle in one band. Strand said tie watched him -walk toward the tracks as the warning gates went down then step between the ga~s. . Strand said the man tolled uide the botUe, casually. and calmly stepped in front of the train facing toward the ap- proaching engine. Tbe vloUm's :a.hoes wer• k:tocked from h1a bed.)' by the im.r. pact. He wu killed lnstantb'. Free Movies Slated At Newport School Friends of the Newport Beach library will screen two mot1les Wednesday -the Rlc!hard Burton·Ellzabetb Taylor version of "The Taming o( the Shre¥'; · and ''The Gardent of san Si· meon." The films are shown free. The screenina wm be1in at 7 p.m. Jn the auditorium at Mariner's Elementary School, 2100 Mariners Drive, Newport Beach. -~~~~~:9'~-~ Rites Slated Private funeral servlc $cbeduled ror tons-Um• Bal llland resident Buel Dell who dlecfln her hbtiiestturday. Miii. Bell, wbo ha_d livid on island for more than 35 ye was a weJl.Jc.nown PfOfeuton musician. She ,1tudled music the Ch1ca10 Conservatory~ music. • THt ~ow ~r tbe late Will L . Bell, ahe 11 survived by sons, Charles M. HenroUn, Goleta, Calif.; John Henrotin, Lake Oewe10. Ore.: Stephen A. Henrolin of Tustin; a daushter, Linda Dell Peacock of San J Captatrano and sev grandchUdren. The family suggests memor1al contributions to the Leukemla Research hand of the Americ Cancer Society, 4030 Bitch St., suite 101, Newport Beach. "' By GARY GRANVILLE Ofl,_ O.lly 1'1le4,Wf A one·ttme poht1cal angel to Orange County Supervisor Laurence Schmit charged to· d~y that Schmjt 's often· am ended campaign dis- osure statt•nwnb ''contain many false statements.·· 'The charge came from Woodrow W. Butterfield, a . .., Crash Progra• former Garden Grove city councilman as well as a former count\. planning com- missioner. It was Butterffold who guided Schm1t's political fortunes through the primary election of I9H, an election that ended with Schmit facing incumbent s upervisor David Baker in a general election runoff. Butterfield charged today that -, Missile Ctits Red Defense? WASHl!'.GTON CAP> Pen· tagon experts believe develop. ment of the cruise m1ss1le has largely nullified the Soviet Union's $100 b1lhon air defense system and thal Moscow would have to launch a crash program to catch up Defense officials said Monday that even with a $50 b11l1on crash program, the Soviets would trail the United States 1f the Pentagon continues lo improve the sophistication of the new US weapon Cruise m1ss1le improvements 7 being developed can be made operational faster than the Russians can update their air de· fense system, the defense of. ficials said. The officials, rebutting a published report questioning the weapon's capabilities. said they are confident the cruise missile can penetrate Soviet air de· fens es. President C11rter has decided to step up dhelopment of the cruise missil<.>, choosing it over the proposed B·I bomber as the nation's next major strategic \\.Capon Rut it faces a Soviet defense system described by the Pen- tagon as the most extensive in the world, involving 500,000 persons, more than 12,000 sur· face·lo·air anti-Jlircra~ missiles stationed at 1,000 sites, and 2,600 aircraft. The cruise missile, a technology in which the United States is believed to lead the Russians by at least five years, essentially is a smalJ, piloUess Jet plane which can carry either nuclear or conventional warheads. About l' feet Jong and two feet in diameter, it. mes at about ~ miles an bo\lr.as low u 30 feet above the sW'face, preaeoting what U.S. plaMers hope Would be a nightmare for defensive · ra<i.ar. f>efense oCficials said the weapon would be launched ln a saturation cloud or 3,000 cruJse missiles at the same Utne 200 born bers attacked the tariet, Man Hit by Train, Killed in lroine /\ m1ddJe.aged man believed to be a resident of Santa Ana walked calmly into the path of an oncoming Amtrak tram today in &vane and ~skilled His identi was withheld pend· ing notificat1 of next of kin. A driver's license showed a Santa Ana address. Police said the passeriger tram, the Los Angeles to San Diego run, was traveling at abou\ 70 miles per hour when it struck the man, at Sand Canyon Avenue n ear the Santa Ana l!'reeway, in east Irvine. The engineer reported seeln& , the man but was unable to stop the train. The victim was pushed 250 feet down 'the tracks. The train braked to a stop 1,000 yards farther down the tracks. A witness, Donald A. Strand of Tustin. told police he watched the man walk south along Sand Can· yon, seemingly unconcerned, a Seven Up bottle in one hand. Strand said he watched him walk toward the tracks as the warning gates went do'l.n then step between the gates. • Strand said the man tossed aside the botUe, casually, and calmly stepped in front or the train facing toward the ap· proaching engine. The victim'' shoea were knocked from hiis l>ody by the im- pact. He was killed ins tan Uy. • Schmit deUberat ty lied on a campaign disclosure statement filed Feb. 2, 1978, wtien he safa he received $37,628 of in-kind servlces from him. · Schmlt's statement shows that the $37,628was an in·kind loan. , The same statement showed Butterfield was paid $10,000 for "fee for services." The former Schmit ally said today that statement is also W ASfUNGTON <AP> - The Civil Aeronautics Board said tOOay it wUJ in-vestliate the 1>05sibiltty of granthu: low.fare air service between 11 California C!iti~ and the Nevada 1ambling C"1lers of Reno and Las Vegas. Tb• board Said that it will scbedul• • hearing to consider the application of· Paclf tc Southwest Airlines, a California intrastate car- rier, to provide the service between the Nevada cities and San Diego, Los Angeles, Long Beach, 'Burbank, Ontario, Fresno, Stockton, San Jose, San Francisco, Oakland and Sacramento. PSA would elf o-frill1 service at tares 8 to .a percent btlow reaular coach fares. .. Members . • .Anxious to clarify their ttmple'a aoparation from fiiure:s lii the Newport Beach 01urder ln· vestigat.ion, members of the In· ternational Society tor Krishna Consciousness held • j> refoot 11ress conference MQifday at thclt Laguna Beach Temple. Temple President Agni Dev, society spokesman Mukunda Du and their altorney Stephen Rohde along with a life member, Rameswar Singh, presided over tbe 90-minute session, devoted In part to attacking newsmen for Jinkjng the temple to the J>Ollce case . • Investigators say four or the J)/Wple wider invelitigaUon for naurder conspiracy have been members or the society and oCthe Laguna Beach Temple. Bitter With the Sweet Temple offlctats satd only three or those four' Joseph Shelton Davis, Joseph Fedorowski and Roy Christopher Richard were relat~ to tbe tern· ple, but they were "expelled" more than a year ago. The fourth man, Alexander Xulik, currently under arrest on •usp1caon or conspiracy Lo com· Jlnit murder, was never assoctat· ed with the Laguna Beach Tem· ;1e or the ~ociety, they said. The owner of thb car left parked too long on Via Oporto 111 Newport Beach had a couple of surprises waiting for him. One wl\s a parking ticket. The other was a red carnation. A police department spokesman said it's not likely meter maids have taken to leaving posies wlth their tickets, but agreed it sounded like a nice idea. Perhaps it was left by a sym pathetic passerby. Fr.,. Page Al CRUISE~ .• Vev was questioned about pre· 'VIOUS statements he made tn further complicating air defense which he acknowledCed all four problems. men were previously associated Pentagon officials discussed with the temple the cruise missile's capablllty , . , . following a J?UbUahed report that H~ said the que.!lllons ~bout t~e secret computer studies showed four men and their relahon to hls~~.r™. ••would n.ot have a ······'t'.~l'Y'fT>lt!""c_-011rusw t.: ... ~ .... 'lr'K'-n!rr-cn&~ ot· penetraUn1 the So- a_n o\·ers1ght that he had included vietdefensesystem. Kulik The report, by. cohamnlst• Rowland EvaM and"llobert No- vak, said the computer study was based on a study of the cruise venua the U.S. Hawk .a.r defense sy1t~m. C'l'hetr column appears re1ulvly on the editorial pate ol Rohde, of the Beverly Hills law firm of Fleiihman, Brown, Weston and Rohde, said he has sent formal requests for retrac· t1on to the Daily Pilot and two other newspapers for stories linking the Laguna Beach cult t.o the rnvci;tJgatton. * * * f'rOttl Page A J SUSPECT ... partners in Prasadam Dll· tributors, Inc , hired the other al· leged conspiratora to murder Bovan !ollowin1 an unreported Jtidnappina thla summer. Kulik was aasertedly the vie· tlm of that kJdnappina and police say his ~U!i_ne.\f .~llA .. Joe Davis.,J.;.. Yedor•~•kl,..,~ J#>y Christo)>7'er JUdiard· paid $100,000 to ransom him. Davis, Federowski and Richar<i are all former members of the La,una Beach temple who were ''expelled,•• accordil\a to Hare Krishna officlals, ln ~P· tember of 1976 Richard was '4m· pie pre!lident at the time. The three men are stUI being !>ought for questionlna by Newport Beach police. Remaining in custody ln Orange County Jail are Debra Ann Addleo.,, 24 or 19822 Brookhurst St., lttuntln1ton Beach, Jerry Peter Flori, 41, of the same address, Anthony "Llt· tie Tony" Marone Jr. or lOUl Merrimac Drive, Huntinaton Beach and Raymond Steven Resco, 28, of the same address. PoJice alle,e the kJdnapplng ot Kulik by Bovan may have been motlvattd by the nimor that PDJ had lar1e amount.a of cash readi· lyevanable. Police decline to cprnment on the reporb that tbe aource of that cash wu the tale of narcoUcs. At the Hare Krishna ptea& con· f nee, DeV said Uie three PDI p ners werf! expelled Crom the te ple for a variety ot Jrrolitioua pr. ctices, such u reruaal to ~· ti e shavini their beada and to d elr d.Ulf two-hour chanUnJC. e aald tbe,y a110 talf ed to • eretoth~~enst~n·at9urinaln J> ctpals w1\lch 4 ctate, •ll.>041 c> r thlqas; no H or in~· capts. Dfv and otW • Oftidala • •~d there 11 po AAnnectlon bel;reen PDI, u a bmto , aNl thff r cUlt: ~:ii th8 Dally Pilot.> ~ Accordlng to the report, t.he study ebowed tha* H.awk radar woald locate Ute cruise and t~t a surface·tO·ilir Hawk missile would shoot U down. ,Oefen&• otllcla!S, aptalcln.i not for direct attribution or quota. tion, s-1d two studio were con· duct~d over tht summer, one to deterrnine Ute vulnerabllity of the present cruise to an improve'1 Soviet air defense system, and the other to test cs:ulse vulnerability to Soviet defenses of the mid-1980s. The officials said once they de· termined thal. the cruise would penetrate the current Soviet system, they asked tbe re· searchers tede1lgn a i;y5tem that could defeat the crwse. SVUSD· Views 'Religious Holidays' The observance of a rellaiious holiday will be a legtumate ex· cuse from Saddl~back Valley Unified School District schools lf trustees approved • proposed policy change Wednesday. Trustees will consider the amended policy when they meet au p. m. in the district otfice$- Aceonllng to the new policy, students would be excused on re· liglous bolldays but the district woqld not receive the state money it normally receives when a student is Jn school that day. In other action, trustees wlll con1ider allowing U to 25 Ml.aaion Viejo High School students and a teacher to participate in an ex· change program with a 1chool ln Fr•nkentbal, Getmanv. IC approved, the Mission Viejo St\(dents would vtslt Gerinany ror ttffee ween hext sprint. Tho German students. would come to Mission Viejo at a Ume ym·bt arranged. The district's on coat tn the pf08ram would be to a sub1Utvteteacher !or 10 da,yt. O.lfy "Ntf'-ff ...... TARGET OF CHARGES: SupeMaor ~ f'ront Page Al ). SCHMIT ••. of his statements about Schmit arc pro\'ed false. He also pledged to tn1tiate a lawsuit to recover money be said It. owed him und, ''for damages in the (ltlse state· mcnts."' The one time Garden Grove city councilman set the amount still owed hilh by Schmlt's cam. pa1gn at Sl.500. Butterfield said his falling out with Schmit came when the newly elected supervisor hired Loran Norton as an executive as· sistant. "He waa a patd Cella Job· byi1t." Butterfield said of Norton who served one y~ar B'S 4l Sctuntt aide a~ is now under a grand JUt.Y Jndlctment on perjury relat· ed charies. The one-time county planntng commlssioner lambasted Schmit for having a voting record he said show11 "he ls totally h\ the hJnds of a few wealthy special interest Jtroups." " "For the past three rears, Schmit and I have h~d very little to do with each otberften thoogh I played a major role in his 1et· tin" elected," Butterfield said. • rHts attitude after he won his election and his deep Involve· ment with Dr. Cella indicated to me that Schmit Just went where he thought the strenath and money exlsted," he added. Expedition Talk· Slated Naturalist and explorer Peter' Matthlessen recounts hiJ five. week trek~cr06S the H1malayu in search of the endangered snow leopard at 8 o'clock ton11ht in the Gold Room of Mesa Court Commons· at uc· Irvine. Ad· missionis$2. Matthiessen, author or Na- tional Book Award nominee "At Play in the Fields or the Lord," has been a member of expedi- tions to remote reaionJ of alt five continents. He baa explored tlae Amazon junslea, tht Canadian Northwest Territories~ ho. Sudan. New Guinea and Nepaf A former com- mercial fisherman and charter boat captain, he participated as a 4 dlver ln search.or the areat white shark .. A five·man arson team com· priBed ol one battalion chlet and Sticken Offered Area residents can obtain telephone stickers with 1mer1en· cy fire/rescue and medical as. sistance phone numbers et the Saddleback Community Hospital emergency department at 24451 Via EiJtrada io Laguna HiJls. Cars Recalled Br.ake Def ec~ lmpected DETROIT <AP> -All Plymouth Volares, Dodie Aspens, Chrysler Lebarons and Dodge Diplomats built be/ore Sept. 23 -some 1 2 million cars --are be· Ing recalled by Chrysler Corp. to correct potential brake defects. Tb~ nation's thf rd largest automaker said Mon· dAN thete!Were no injuries or accidents in 20 reported. incilients in which cars loast their front brakes. Chrysler said one defect involves acid leaking from the battery and eating through the brake tubes. causing a loss of brake fluid. In a second problem, Chrysler said front brake hoses which run f rQm the tubes to the front wheel brakes may become brittle and crack in prolonged cold weather. Chrysler said owners should inspect brake tubes for slg~ of corrosion at the rear of the battery cover and inspect the brake hoses for visible cracks. INVENTORll - SALE .... $15,000 Stole ~ From 21 CliW '· N'tW YORK CAP> -Ro~ escaped with $15,0QO in r~J,t;I from mid·Manhau.an's l>O(lb 2ll Club. polict report. A·)elu~ employee carrylnc the money t a nearby bank was shot in tbe 1 during tbe robbery Monda night, police said. I Philip Caballero. '5, end two? o.tber employees left tbet restaurant abolU 7:20 p.m. wltti •1 ba1 contaJnlng · money to be de- posJted in a bank ntabt-4eposlt vault. abo\lt 100 feet from the club. Police said two tnen •.P· proached them, gr~bbed the bag at'ld tired one shot, htttane Caballero in the left leg. ·Compromise Due.inE~er~ 'WASHlNGfON tA'P> -~;, muJUbflUon.dollar Senate package of energy tu breaib ilc headed tor a conaressional con- ference c9mmit.tee UiatJa likely to combine it wllh some ot the heavy new energy taxes pWedd earlier by~ House. Tbe ·finat compromlse· l>l probably Will mean higher priceaJ for j~ aoout everything pro.'· duced m the United States, along with some lax breaks to en· courage conservation. 4 The Senate bill. appioved 52·3:r Monday night, aims at encourac· ing fuel conservation and Jn• creased eneray production with dozen. ol tallC breats. It ii estimated they would cost the"' (ederal treaaury about $U billion over the next eight years. --- .. ' /. I lF YO OWN A 8!! £ AND 't mind dif .m nc:twl®-4P1o.vlng ad\'trtlsement CC1nt.att Bird'•~ JMQlY. ~ ~bO&nfs ol Am rlc • plCk \IP an Q your tocuv. asen dealer. Bfrd will 1 u c .. inc your car Into a btllboard. But Uie c:ar Bcetl Jo' ~ou lttoqld make eoou1h money to cover gUoUDe oil tad ijletlmeyourcarlsadvertll a todu • n dotin't mauer how old the car l''• IJl aaund c:Ond1Uon. both body.a ena1De. rear cepted, I( will 1et a fresh palrit job (yoU Will ave not uy about the colc;ir), ready to take a decal cks1cn tor vertlaet. Once ao ad-~· -0:::::-o""""!"-:oio~~-.:..:., vertlser contracts, tbrqugti Bird, to uao your car, you wm re-- celve S20amooth. To collect the S20, you will have to vialt a VW dealer every month ao that your car can be inspected tor damace. One ~o • pecUI that the dealer will check the ~eace ua. JOU? speedometer. ") 0 01' COUUE, BIRD JS beinf paid more than $20 m011tb for renliht the space oo your BeeUe. While YCMI getting S20 a month, bis company is gettin&"$100 or $1 ~ $175, depending on bow mlnY cars the advertlier is Ulm• and how many months the contract nma. • • A typic;al contract mlsbt call fort.he rent oft&'SO can ln markets ac:rou the country. Tb4t C()et: ~000 per mont.b $lmillionayear. n Blrd hu been selling adveJ"lisine space on Beetles about five yean, and be offers a network ol5,200 bqca lOCat• ed in 250 markets. Since you have to be somewhat ot aa hibitionl.st to drive around in ooe o( these aartab numben, it's not aurprlsl~ to rind that a ereat many BeeU• are beine driven by studentl living on or near colle'e cam- puses. TlllS PREPONDERANCE OF students expl Ins ~~ Bird mQ.es bis pitch to Beetle owners as lf as if he were •llli - ing a datJnc Hrvice. "Beetleboa"1 drivers lead lnteresUM lives " he aaya. "They can expect to meet new friend.I •• BeeUebc>al'a have a reputation for •t.t.racUn1 people." ... Bird delivers the aame messa&e to advertlien, 1U1htly differem rorm . Re tells tbern tbat the averase Beetleboard will hll consumers ov« the head AbcMlt 6,200 times a day. Row do they come up with such ficures? Euy. ~ere'a a Department ol Tran.s~atlon study that clocked bow many Umes a ttucli wu seen by people lft tbe street or In other veb1cles. Tb• answer: 1S6 tlrftes per: mite driven. I! you assume a BeeUeboaid ta driven 40 miles a day. you have your 6,200 "viewera." . Arcane? Stire. But the messaae bu been convinci.AI enough for Bird to get advertising contracts from Alt.W root beer, Camel clpreltea, Seagram's 1it1, 1J1ab Sprtn1 soapy Olympia beer and Air Canada, among others. And be c1lln elalm to have invented another advertilio.g med.tum.. J · t what we needed. College Grads_' '" '4 -l:harrees. ~':e~ .. Tbe employment outlook.tor ,radttates ot t~ a~nd year colleges during the next five yearJ wm be eQJ'.dtlled ti a panel of speclallsta at Goldeo West Coll~•· Jlun Beach, trom 6:4.5 to 8 p.m . Nov. 16. • ~ Moderated by Nancy Kidder, cOord.inator or pldancf services ~program wUI be held in tbe community center, adjacent to the Gothard StrHt parkiq lot. ii Topics to be discussed are: TAKING STOCK ---- II I ~U \' I~ •rrtlf.lnder uan·· e THI AVENOER8 a• WICI Emnut •• oded In ~ • man weettftQ tropbd dOthlng It found In • ~ oome CM..cl ~ a pcMof\ dart In UM middle of London. MICKEY MOUSE ClUI W/llf PA G&TSHOME • SE.SAM! 8TRl!2T ID VIUA Al.EGA& b.at to the peece 11\d quiet of the Cunnlnaham home. I JOK~8W1LD CAAOt. IUMSlT AHO FRIEHDI Gueits: Joel Grey, C... !JI ot. •MOWE *** ''Thelit Thoutand Hlllt'' (196t) Don Murray, Rloherd Egan. A married rancher returne to NI fonnet tweet- hwt _.,.,, the la th1M1•ted. (2 hrl.) • 8PEC&AL 5:IO 8J TOM AHO JERRY ADAM-12 John Ritter quiets Joyce DeWitt on Thre e 's Compa n y tonight at 9 on ABC. Channel 7. ·~ ..... Of Aml*la.'.!.i H.m. etart In thtt OM womM oa6ebratlon of the ltfe, eplrlt and poetry of Emlty DloklnlOn. PARENT~ "Wortda Apart'' Parenti IM[n to communJcete Ulllr ~ · lti FREEHAND SKETCHING "Step RMaUonahtp'' t:OO& 088 NEWS =:.;;r that chJldren •• to eccept thoM I tt:SENCY ONEI Roy DeSoto Mt.a up hla partner With a blind date, his wife' a oouafn. D MOvtE ***~ "Th• Gras• la Greener'' (1H1) C&ty Grant, Jean Simmon•. An American mllllonalre la forced Into a duel after falling In low with • Brltlth earl's wife. i2 hra.) m THE PARTRIDGE FAMILY A mistake In bookings i.ada the Partridge family to a oetr~t g_hetto. W THE ROOKIES A pol!Qe captain, undergoing st1rgery, la the helpteu holt8Qe In a daring plan to 0eC a pr&aon· er releued from Jell. fD ZOOM Gi) AS MAN BEHAVES "On Becoming Your Own Teacher" 0 ABC NEWS 8 NEWLYWEDBAME 8 9 HOLLYWOOD 8QUAAE8 .. THE 8RADV BUNCH • Lit• at the Bredy houM get.a difficult When Peter get. • swelled head over the feet that twt r..wed a girt torm an acci- dent. Cl) LET'S MAKE A Dl!AL 81 28TONIGHT I NEWSCHECK THE GONG SHOW 1:00 ()) C88 REPORTS • . vtewt. 1:3089 LAVERNEt.8HJAl.EY "Laverne'• Arr•l'lg•d M#Tlege" Uwrne ll'ld 8hlriey haY8 to oome up With -.. fat aatlon when L.eYeme'• ad arrengea a m.-rtage tor NJ daughter With the eon (Jotln~ Oeemond) of the mouarelta lk~0oNcermATtON . I CROSS-WrTS AS WE SEE IT "Meteo" A VokMltary and auo- ceaful ten-year-old bu1lng operation; "Oreo Cookie" P-.r Pf'eMUree; "lntetTaolat Detlng" Intolerant attltud• of teenllg-... 9:008()) M•A•&•H H~~ 9nd a well-to-do Korean wom.n (Kleu Cttlnh) who Meka medtcal aid for her mother trom the 40nth, tiaw • bfi.t bfttertWMt rom.nc.. D MUWGAH'8 STEW I 8:30. MOVIE *** "On A Clear Dey You Can s.. Forever" (Part 1) (1970) Barbre Streisand, Yves MontMd. A young woman dla.- covera the hH ESP while trytng to curb her chain ~ng. ( 1 hr., 30mln.) ''The Battle OVer P...,,..., Corr .. p<>ndent 8111 Moyers expJote1 th• raging debate In the U.S. Senate owr the retlf .. C9tlon of lhe Pana.me Canal Treaty. A briefing ....ion at the White HOUM at which Preei- dent Carter, Vice Preefdent Mondale, Sec:tetery of Defenee Harokf Brown and Ambuaador EJlawOrth Buntter are pr...,,t. anawertng the queatlona of concerned oltlzena, la a hlghllghf of the broadcast. "The Melinda $pedal" The Mulllgana pit?' In to heCp Stevie's friend, Polo (Jaime Alba). efter aome compethors Abo'-ge his fllCe CW just bef0!'9 an Important race. m THE 000 COUPLE Otcar revMta a tittle-known romantic episode. 83 AS WE SEE IT "Where Do I Belong?" A Chtc;a- 00 student looka for hla root.a In Mexico: "Cuban Dropow" Cuban Immigrant• to Miami try to balance two Htl of Ideas, values and languages. a!) GROW1NG'YEAAS "Pre80h~ Mental Develop- ment" (J) CBSNEW8 D MAN FROM ATLAHT18 "Man-0'-War" Temporarily deetltute, the wtc:ked genius, Mr. Schubert, plot.a to extort money trom an International .wtm meet by unleuhlng htl giant pet Jellvflah to terrorize the event. • MOVIE *~"Once Before I Ole" (19e6) John Derek, UrtUla An<lr ... An Army major o<eters his troopa on a dangerous mlalon when he and hi• flanc:ee •• caught In a Japaneee att.al<. (2 hra.) • 9 HAPPY DAYS 8 9 THREE'S COMPANY ''Roper'• Car" Mr. Roper's lntegtfty Is tamflhed by greed when he 18 led to bellell9 hla old car la a valuable ciUllc after ttmng It to Jack. Janet and c::MMy for $200. G IRONSIDE lronelde'• aide la graduated from law school and forced to make a career decision. • ME.RV GRSFF1N GI MERV GRIFflN 1:00 8 NBC NEWS U UARSCLUB G ABCNEWS "The Apertment" RJchle, Pot.ale and Ralph =move Into their own r but hi• roommat•' drive Richie Ii) MASTERPIECE THEATRE "Oldlens ot London" Chattee wrttea the crttk:al 'American Not .. • after touring the U.S., then pert• •A Chrlatmaa Carol' atter a tour through the London alums • • t-.30 8 Cl) ONE DAY AT A TIME "Bob LOIM8 Berbat•" AM encouniga e.art.a'• palnfUJly bashful, but ever-preHnt, wanNpper to gather his OOUt· age and uk her tor a date. But befor. the boy (John Putct\) hal a c:hanc:e, Barbara mak• a move that surpriMs all. I LOVE LUCY ''LUcy Ralse9 Chicken'' cm ADAM-12 ~ Reed Md mellol/ reoe attw motorcycle purse an at e ElL /LEHRER REPORT ID EARTH. "Oepoeltton ,. tlon" Ratings Guide CMcNift -,.., «eonllnt to boa Offke ~·· Mewl .. for TV .,. ,~by. ctillC > * * * * -EKcellent * * • -Very GoOd • • -Good '* 'r ~air . 89 SOAP (Eplaode s.v..f) The Campbell (J) 10 TELL THE TRUTH Y:30 D CANDID CAMERA * '-j)oor famUy " tn for a eurprtae whei"I Burt' lntroduc:a hie other son; the Major dlstupta the Tata ' TUBE TOPPERS. CBS 8 6:30 -"On a Clear Day You Can See ·Forever.,. Barbra Streisand stanin this Bridey Murphy-type musical from 1970 about a girl with a colorful past. . KCOP &> 8:00 -"These Thousand 1lills." Don Murray and Richard Egan iilar in this 1959 western movie KCET D 10:00 -Eyewitness. A closer look at assassins and would-be as- t assins Lee Harvey Oswald, Sirhan Sirhan, Arthur Bremer and Sara Jane Moore. KHJ 0 11: 00 -''The Gras$ is Greener." Cary Grant arid Jean Sim- mons head the cast of this 1861 movie comedy about a millionaire who falls far the wife of a British nobleman -and is (orced into a duel. ~ Lillian . Says Yes ATLANTA (AP> -Television interview show host Phil Donahue says Lillian Carter. the president's mother. told .Donahue he talked too much . But s he still ajlreed to be on his show. Donahue said be called Mias Lillian flt her Plains, Ga., home to in- .· vtte her to appear on the syndicated show, and got an unusual. but kind response: '"Miss Lillian," I said. . 'I know you are very busy, but I'd be grateful if I could get into your schedule. I know you have a lot of other tblngs to do. and I promise not to be a~ to YQd, but ii there is any way you coald possibly see your way clear to •• .'I never fulfshed the sentence. ·•She s aid, • Phll, you 're. talkin1 too rnuch. '" -.1--....... ..;..;.;.---';.:,...~--------....,...._.....,._......,_~~-~-~-