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FRIDAY AFTERNOON, DECEMBER 9, 1977
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= Diedrich Says .
Records Taken
By GUY (lllANVILLE °' • ..., ..........
Orange County Supervisor Ralph Diedrich said today
that District a ttorney investigators Thursday broke into a
warehouse where his personal ~lness records are kept
and seized documents.
Diedrich said he could not say what records were seized
by the investigators becallse he has not had a chance to
\'is it the warehouse at 6700 Stanton Avenue in Bu~na Park.
The Fullerton supervisor went on to say t"at be does
not know if the sei2:ure was covered by a search warrant.
DIEDRICH ALSO said be will declille a wrltta lnvltatlon
from Assistant ot.trict Attomey lilicbael Caplul to a...,.
beCore t.he county Grand .Jury durin& it.a biibery-nlat.d proM la-
to his affairs. •
Officials in the District Attorney's office who are faatllar
with the investiaation. includin& caelu.I. were nOt lmmed.lat.i1·
available for comment or response to the allepUOD that Jt wu
the office's penoMel Who broke into the WartlWMllt. ~ '
· Capiui '1 letter is dated Dee. 5, ud a.au tbe county
supervisor to re1pond to the appearance lnvitatloD u w.U a an
off er to present witnesses on bl&-own behalf belor.I p.a. todQ.
lnlte•d of accept!na tbe lnvttation. Dtedrleb Wroe. Caplal
Dec. 8 andsald, "ltyou bellevethatlbavecommlu.dany·mme,
you ahould file an lnformaUoo and af(ord me the opportunl~ to.
conftont t.he witnesses agalnlt me at a prellnriJull'J' beartn1. •
°CERTAINLY T818 would be a far~ methOd of achlev·
lne Justice than your aeeret procednp befwe the Gnnd J1117·
that you dominate completely." . • -
Dledricb's response to Caplzzl COqlplalhd that. Uia pl'Ol-
ecutor'1 Jetiu ref era to "the matter uncterinveeU,aUon and~
not m akeHPM to me.'' ... Tbe 53-year-old county aupervllor 1ald be upeeta to bl la·
dieted "because of the .alt eoersl• and bJ the"d1itftct at·
(Se.e DIEDBICB BECOa~ ~ ) • '
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sn-w. Paralyzes
• eISt
Woman
A t.fiiie
Bandit?
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Police aald today tbey believe l
the woman who held up a ~
Newport Beach auction house ~
Wednesday and •caped witb an A
estimated $300,0001n jew~ act-c
edalone.
lnveaueators revealed today
that tbe red·h•lred woman.
thouebt to be in ber late 20s, in-
iUall)' told Robert Ogle, owner of
Newport Galleries, 2542 W. Coast
Highway, that "we have your
wife," u she was holding bJm at
gunpoint.
But. officers said, Ogle called·
bis wife immediately after the
noon holdup and learned that sbe
was 1afe and had not been beld
prl1oner by anyone.
•::,.,.,~....... Police expect.eel to have a com-
plete loventory of tbe s tolen
items late today.
Detective Ken Smlth said he
understands that most of the
items taken were diamond rlnp.
The woman bandlt, descri6ed
as standln& about flve feet, four
inches talf and welahinc abwt uo pounds, made an appoint· "
ment to meet Oele at the closed
aallery to dlscuss the sale of two
rings. Once lnside, the woman pulled
a .2$-callber automatic bandaun
from ber purse and had Oale
Jlandcuft. bllndlold and aai his
• (SeeGEMS, Page A.2) .
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t\l t. DAILY PIL01 s
SAN DIEGO <AP) -Loved
ones aathered today to welcome
home Americans jailed for years
in M exlco, most of them convict·
ed for smugglini drugs.
A. chartered Te xas lnterna·
tionql Airlines DC·9 left from San .
Die1;o's Llndberath Fleld thla
morplng and headed to Mexico
Caty wath36 Mexican inmates, in·
eluding 11 who boarded ln
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Ft1d•i· [)e(;embef 9, 1t n
Houalon, a• the blatorlc U·
change unc!er the tint ~s ..
Mexico prllbner treaty it1nolt lii
September 1976 Cot under WIY.
The plane was Lo return ton.t1ht
with 60 Americans, ernons ~
a 60-year-old grandmother and a
2·year-olcl cJll born ln ptlaon.
On arri•il ln Mel.lco Clt1, the
Mexicans •ere to-t>e taken to the
nearby Santa Marta federal,
Girl Crushed
Piarw Tips Over on Stiident
PINGREE, Idaho tAP> ·-A 6-year·old girl was
l'l'U~hed lo de ath when a piano was accidentally
pushed OVl'r on her al Pingree Elementary School. a
Hingh am <:ounly ~henff's deputy said.
Lou An n Dun c an . daughte r of Larry and
(iera ldin e Duncan, was playing in the s chool gym
T hur sday a ft l.'rnoon when children playing nearby
;1 ppan·ntly knocked over the upright piano, trapping
tll'r unclcrncath.~aid deputy David Hart way.
111· .. aitl ltlachers and ambulance paramedics at·
kmptt·1l lo revive her . but she was pronounced dead
11n arn\'al at Bing ham Memorial Hospital.
Court Battle
$100,000 Bail Set
For Killing Suspect
By TOM BARLEY
CM Ille Delly ~Ii.I SI.tit J:t'ormer llare Krbhna devotee
.Joseph Shelton Davis I II won a
bitte rly fou ~h l court battle
Thursday when a Jud ge set his
bail at $100.000 pending his trial
on m urdcr charges.
Davis. 28, one or eight men in ·
dieted by the Orange County
Gra nd Jury following the killing
or Stephen John Bovan or Foun·
ta an Vall ey. pl eaded through al·
torney Allan Fenster for ball to
be -.ct at $75,000
Superior Court Jud~e Robert
P Kneeland dec ided. after
Cislenan& to fw-lou1> obJections
from Deputy Distract Attorney
Dave Carter. to set bail at tht
same figure posted by two other
freed def4;Jldants.
CartCT argued UI V•ln for baH
to be set at $500.000. He eon-
tt nded before Judge Kneeland
Uial Davis, who wu arrested in
lndont'sia, last week, belpe<l,., lo
plan the kilting of Bovan.
Bovan was shot to death out·
side a Newport Beach restaurant
Oct. 22. It is alleged that defen·
dimt Jerry Peter Fiori. 41. of Huntington Beach pumped nine
bullets into the vloll m.
Carter argued that Davis Is
known to have a long history of
criminal activity includinc what
he s aid was the smuggling of
hashish oil into the U.S. in baby
bottles.
Carter said the bollles sold for
SU ,000 each. And he accused
Davis o f tnvolvement ln
numerous robbery and extortion
schemes.
prosecutions have b een for
possession of marijuana -a
charge lhat was dis missed In
Beverly Hills and an Orange
County charge of disorderly
conduct.
He told Judge Kneeland that
Davis' extensive global traveling
-he has visited 12 nations in the
past 18btonlha -waa entirely re·
lated to his widespread Interests
in the clolhin~induslry.
"Everythi1'g he has ever
brought back to this country has
been thoroughly examlned,"
fo'enster told tl\e Judge
"Nothing of a crlmlnal nature
was ever found and my cllenthas
never been arreste<\,u a result of
his travels." .
Davis, after the settine of the
Sl00,000 bail, then pleaded tnno-
cent to all cbaraes and wu or·
dered to face trial Jan. al Jn
Judge Kneeland's courtroom.
Fenster Indicated' that the
funda needed to post Davis' ball
will stem from the dereDdanl's ownership or two Oran1e County
homes and a resleurant.
Davis will join Alexander
Kulik, 28, of Newport Beach, who
ls free on $750,000 ball; Anthony
Morone Jr., 23, and Raymond
Resco. 28, both of Huntlncton
Beach. in lhe trial courttoom.
Morone and Resco are free ~
$100,000 bail each.
Fiori is held in the county Jail with bail denied. He faces the
death penalty for his alle1ed ktll·
ing of Bovan.
Davis• attorney repeatedly
protested Carter'• allegatlooa
that Davis played a leadlnl role
in planning the execution 1tyle
kllllne of Bovan.
pneon. Elisabet -Lanktoa; tll•
1tandmotlier •from ~anstde.
ahd J= X...Wa M~llldla~. ~. of F erton, were arrested at
the ftJexico City airport on a
tll1ht. froq, South America.
Seven pound.a of cocaine was
found ln a falle·bottom bandba&.
offlcert Niel.
Tbe two women wer' sen·
ienced to HVen years. They are
comln1 bOme aft.er .servlD1 three yeara andnlne months.
The flilt few days in prtaan.
eald M~. Lankton ln an ln·
tervlew in Mexico City. were
spent in a "very, very cold cell
wltb a CCIK~ f1oor1 ~~ walls and a conc~unk. I wu
given oo blanket, nothin1. For
three cS.ys I bad not.hint to eat.''
But, ~e tald. "the •omen
auard• wen Vtrf Sood to me all
the Ume. I've bad tt a little MSier
because of my age and my white
hair."
Gary Lord, one of Mrs.
Lankton's four children, said the'
family paid "over ,$12.000 to keep
ber su~llec\, witli 'Mulcan al·
tomey1. r• The plane and Its-11 Inmates
took off from Houston and
stopped here to pick up 24 Mex·
ican men and one woman for the
flight to their homeland. On the
fil&ht ba~ to tho United States, it
was to cany 28 women, 34 men
and tie toddler.
The waltlng American f amllles
were told the repatriated
prisoners would be takendirocll)'
to the downtown Metropolitan
Correctional Cent.er here. Their
first chance to Wk together will
come Saturday morning, said
Walter Lumpkin, warden of the
federal prilon.
Lumpkin said that aboUt 2S
,percent of the 235 prlaoaera'
qualified to re~ to ttie µfaited
State• would be parol~ wt1hln
three daya,
ThOH ineligible for parol.e will
be sent to Cederal t>riaons nearest
to their hometowns after piw,ss·
lng. he said.
On Saturday, 66 more "1en are
VJ be flown home wltb a 27th
woman added tci the Hat late
Thursday. On I>tC.16and17l two
e!harter fll&fth wt)I take
Americans fr0tn nortb~rn Mex·
lean prisonl, and a bus-will br;ne
16 more from Tijuana oo Dec. 12.
James Mako. MQl'dtnaior ot
lhe $i mllloo prosram, aald 10 to
15 pe.rceot ol the Americans In
Mexican trilOm refused io re-
turn. Tbl& itUODS varr, he told
a new• con1et.-.n.-c1ar.
~·1 oblerved thataomeottbe &n·
mates have rather lucrative en·
t.erpriJes," said Meko, w!M) visit·
ed a number of Mexican prtaoor
rocenUy.
Othera1 ~e said, do not want~
face cenam U.S. laws or baye.
families ln Mexico. ·
FreaPGfleAI
GEMS •••
clerk, Judi Crtckett. . ' Police reeo~ted that ttie woman hlld <>tie take Jewelry
from hll safe and damp lt into
Hf' pune before 1ta. f18d the
btatlneH located at Tuatlu
Avenue and Weat Coast
Jn«bway.
The angry Fenster defended
bis client as a man whose only
Visit 'Reassures'
PANAMA CITY, Panama
(AP) -President Carter's top
aide Hammon Jordan, who Is
overseeing administration ef·
Forts to win ratification of the
Panama Canal treaties, arrived
Thursday for ~onsultatlons with
chief of state·Gen. Omar Toni·
jos. Jordan will spend the
weekend here as Rart of ... ".
He told Judge Kneeland that ·
Davis left the U.S. Oct. 8, lwe>
weeks before Bovan was kllled ln
Newport Beach and ~rotested
that it ls "absolutely lu lcrows to connect Davis wlth the p ot. '•
ftouce lnlilall1 Ujob1M tbeJ
were looklnl for • daik blue, late
mocteF Cadillac u tile eaeape veblclt, but they aald today that
descrtptlon may not bave been
accurate.
~suring process,' s1dd an ad·
ini11lration official In' ~· ashln~ who asked not to be ~dentlfled.
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DAILY PILOT
F~P.,,eAJ
DIEDRICH IJECORD!!f~
No Bard Feellag•
Their fathers were the bitte r est o f
enemies. but Maj. Gen. George Patton
<left>. deputy commander of the Vil C .S.
Corps in West Germany. offers a warm
toast. to Stuttgart Mayor Manfred Rom·
mel. Patton is the son of Gen. George S.
Patton. whose tanks fought those of Rom·
mel's father, Field Marshal Erwin Rom-·
mel. iB World War U.
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Officials Identify
HB Murder. Victim
F.-...PageAJ
FRIGID •..
burled under snow from puaing
plows. Detroit's zero reading
Tbunday set a record !or the
coldest Dec. Ssince 1882.
By AllTRlJR R. VINSEL
Ot•DMty'*'~
A man found murdered and
burled ln 1and near the water's
edge at Bolsa Chica State Beach
in HunUngton Beach was iden-
tified today by sheriff's in·
Yestigat.on as Kenneth Wayne
Cochrane, 29, of San Jose.
Ttie vlctlm wbo was discovered
ball·bllried u an outgoing tide
uncovered the corpse lasl Friday
afternoon was shot lo death, ac·
cording lo Orange County
Sheriff's Department Sgt. Bill
Miller.
He declined to say whether
Cochrane was sbot in the bead or
body. Ora.nee County Coroner's
Office spokesmen refused to even
say where lbe body is being kept
in cold storage.
"We don't have any other in·
formation to release on it,"
Sergeant Miller commented.
Cocbrane's body was dis·
covered la.st Friday afternoon by
1urfer Crall Wllllams, 19, a
Golden West Collqe atudent who
.. umblel over tile protruding
C!Ol'ple while atrolllnl with his
11rtfrlend.
"At first. I lbouaht be was
OM Timer,
120, Feted
BELGRADE,
Yu,oslavla <AP) -The
Clnt Yugoslav congress or
aeroatotogtats ts belni held
ln Belar-aae with 120·year· ·
iold .Jovanlca Vesellnovlc,
the naUon'a oldest person,
ueuestofbonor.
It Is the old villager'•
first vtlit to Belerade and
the aecond lime she has
aeen doctors.
The flnt time was aome
year• back when 1he
brulied her arm. This tlme
1be bad a cardiogram 10
tbe doctors could study IL
asleep," said Williao:is at the
scene.
The location where it was
found ls at the foot of Golden
W ut Street, just over the bowl·
dary line between the cltf beach
where JtunUngtQD Be&cti pol.lee
have jurisdiction and the state
beach the shetlff '1 office con·
trots. The bodies of two 15-year-old
Huntington ~each eirlt wete
found there .Ug. 24, 19'76, backed
and stabbed to death by one or
more sl'>'ers using buck knives
in another uilsolved murder
eaae. '
Several years aao, the body of
a red-haired youn1 womu later
determined to be the girlf rlend of
a long.sought Ariaheim bank rob·
ber was discovered in the same .~
location.
The spot is relatively secluded.
unlighted and affords an easy
escape route either north. east or
west due to the proximity of
Pacific Coast Hl&bway aod .
Golden. WestStreet.. .
Investlpton say thei beUne
Cochrane was killed eblewbere
and dumped at the darkened
beachfront strand.
No motive baa been
establis¥d for the alay1n1 and no
suspeet.s uve been Identified,
sherilf'a detectiveuald a.oday.
"I wish we did have some,"
Sergeant Miller said.
A spokesman for the coroner's
office refused to even reltue the
name or any mortUIJ'Y where.
Cochrane's body might be Jtept
pending its claiming by rel·
atives.
Emergency Ended
HAMILTON, Bermuda CAP)-
Prime Minister Davld Gibbons
announced today the end or
Bermuda's wee)f·old stale of
emergency t\nd told the island's
House ~ Assembly the niahtlY
curfew was lifted. The em~en·
cy was declared Iut Friday after
rioting and fl.re bomblnC• pro.
Lesling the banflni of two men
convicted of polltical and rob-
bery murders.
N ear-bllnard conditions exist·
ed In Mtnnesot.a. where roads
were blocked In the western and
southern portions. Temperatures
-well below %etO b1 most of the
state -were not upectecl to tog
10belowtoday1
Thursday'• heaviestanow, four
to nine lncbes, was across t.he
southern Great Lakes region:
Meadville, tucked ln tbe
nol'thweatem corner of Penn·
sylvan.la. wu Jtlli dJUi.nl from
beaieath ao tne• received 11Me
Monday when the new 1tornr be, an. Pillnl up snow at a rate of
an nchanbow'.
Northern UUnols Unlyerslty
ca.oceled classes today. the last
day of lbe semester. Scores o(
elemenlal'y and high schools had
c~osed by midday Thursday and
were expected to stay shut today.
Volunt.een on snowmobiles ift'
norCh-central llllnols bunted fOD
stranded motorists on lmpU$a·
ble back .-pads. Dazed travelers
1tra111ec1 into Jnoteb wbe11 in-terstate 57 was dosed near Champaign.
Combinations of rain, snow
and freezing rain glazed roads in
the Ohio Valley and northern Ap-
palacbiarus.
Bw;-glat-s Net
$56,000 Haul
LA JOLLA <AP> -Tbree
separate burglarlea have netted
thieves • stamp collection,
jewelry and Chlnese art objects
nlued at m<ms than $58',GOO.
ChineH silk screen paintings,
1tauaes and otber art objects
valued at $19,250 more were
taken TbUNday rrorn a f ashlona·
b1e La Jolla home by a thief who
broke tbrou1h a section of
wallboard on• room uader con·
1tructlon on the ·house, police
aafd. ln•ettifaton were 1aeking
other bura.lan •ho 1tole a safe
coatalnlol a $25.000 stamp col·
lectlon from anotba tiome.
•WHO CARE IF THE PRODUCTS
THEY SELL PERFORM? .
• WHO PRIDE THEMSEtVES ON ..
SERV&Cev
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·ch Charges DA Breali-in.
BJ GARY GRANVILLE
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Orange County Supervisor Ralph Diedrich said today
that District attorney investigators Thursday broke into a
warehouse where his personal business records are kept
and seized documents.
Diedrich said he could not sa~· what records were seizl'd
by the investigators because he has not had a chance to
visit the warehouse at 6700 Stanton Avenue in Buena Park.
The Fullerton supervisor went on to say that he does
not know if the seizure was covere~ by a search warrant.
DIEDRICH ALSO said he will decline a written invitation·
from Assistant District Attorney Michael Capizzi to appear
before the county Grand Jury during its bribery-related probe in·
to bis affairs.
Assistant District Attorney Michael Capizzi said today.
"Pursuant to a search warrant, a small garage'' was searched.
An inspection of what Diedrich called a warehouse and
Capizzi referred to as a garaae showed a new lock was on the
door. There i.s no other lndicaUon of any kind of forcible entry.
Capizzi 's statement meant that investii,tors bad gone to a
superior court judge and shown probable cause 'for asking for a
search warrant before enterina the bu.lldlng.
Capizzi said it would be inappropriate fQr b1m to comment on
Diedrich 's other remar)(s or tbe exchange of letters.
Capizzi's letter Is dated Dec. S, and asks the county
supervisor to respond to the appearance lnvUaUon .. weU as an
offer to present witnesses on his own behalf before S p.m. today.
Instead of accepting the lnvitaUoq. Diedrich wrote Capizzi
Dec. 8 and said, "U you believe thatl have committed any crime,
you should file an information and afford me the opportunity to
confront the witnesses against me at a prelimlnary heartna.
"CERTAINLY THIS would be a far better method of achlev·
ing justice than your secret proceedioga before the Grand Jury.
that you dominate completely." •
Diedrlch's response to Caplul complained tltat. tho pros·
ecutor'a letter refers to "the matter under lnveauaation and does
notmakesensetome. ''
The 53-year-old county supervisor said he expecta to be in·
dieted "because of lbe vast eoera:ies used by the district at-
torney's otn~e to ltnply I am involved in a crime."
Capizzi 's letter makes it clear that at issue in the bribery in-
vestigation are "events sur,roundlng cert•in conversatJ.ons" wlth
officials of a development company that in 19'73·14 had a land use
issue Pend.lni before the board of supervtaors.
MORE SPECIFICALLY, named are oftJcials ot Anaheim
Hills, Inc., tbe company's parent company, Robert ff. Grant,
Inc., attorney Michael Remlnston and arcbltect Leroy Rose.
In bis letter, Capizzi Hid, ''Th.ls invitation ls beina Mended
to you so that you will have an opportunity, if you so desire, tool·
fer the Grand Jury any lnformaUon which you might have re·
garding the matter under lnvesUCaUon.
<See DIEDRICH RECORDS, Pa«e.U)
Apartment Reduction
SPACIOUS INTERIOR --Congressmen and
otl)ers on a Thursday tour of the federal
Ziggurat in Laguna Niguel surely didn't
reel crowded es they examined the giant
white elephant. A congressional subcom·
o.,,,,...,.......,o.f~
mittee is attempting to decide whether to
approve $3.3 million for renovations that
would be made if new federal tenants are
fou nd to help fill the mostly empty se\'en·
layer building.
Solons To11r Ziggu,rat
Badham Says Bui/Jing an 'Embarrassment'
By ANNE COOPER a.• o.i•r ,., ... ...,.
"At lb• present lime this
beautiful, mostly unoccupied
&even-tiered Babylonian temple
1s an embarrassment," Rep.
Robert .Badham, !\-Newport
Beach, told three fellow con·
1ressmen touring the federal
Ziggurat buildin' in Laguna
Niguel. .
"It ia stark, concrete proof of a
tum blin1 federial government
fnd its misuse of taxpayers'
JQoney and resources."
-The three conarressmen flew
ltom Washington, D.C. 'l'hul'lday
to tour the Zicfurat and IW'•
fOundinc communltiea to aaseu,
(he best uae of the bulldlni and
11thetber bouil.Q1 la available
Jocally for 1overnmtnt
.fmployees.
·• The federal General Services
·Administration has p~ed a
;l!.3 mUllon remodeling alloca· ...
tion to equip the buildini for ad·
ditlonal federal aaenciea. At
pres.nt lbebullding ls uoly 21 per·
cent ~cupied by governmental
a1enc1p9, the largest of which is a
divi.JlonoftheNatiooalArchlves.
The visiUnl congressmen are
members of the Congressional
Subcommittee on Public Build· mas and Grounds. They will re·
port back to the.11' fellow con·
gressmen a recommendation on
the GSA proposal, based on their
on-site inspection. .
Badham has opposed the GSA
request. If the $3.3 rnUUon re-~ode llng budget. ls de.nled,
Badbam has &#lid he "f\'lll in-
troduce ll!gislaUon to make the
building available to the
Capistrano Un.l!led School Dis· ·
trict. which ls facing a critical
classroom abortage.
The Ziggurat is locat.ecJ within
Capistrano Unified boundariea.
(SEE BA.DRAM, Pa•e .U)
Exeha~e Begins .. . ...
Alnericall lnmaies
El¢, Mexican Stay
•
tenced to seven years. They are
comtn1 home alter aervin1 thr~
years and nine months.
The flnt few days In prison,
said Mrs. Lankton ln an Jn·
terview In Me>cico City, were
a pent in a "very, very cold cell
with a concrete noor, concrete
walls and a concrete bunk. I w~
11ven no blanket, notbin.i. Foe:
(See PRISON, Pa1e A.z)
Mesa HoDteowners
Nix Arrtel's ·offer
By MICHAEL PASKEVICH
OfllleOellf l'llMl .. ff
Arnel Dev4rlopment Company
oftlcials announced Thursday
during a special Costa Mesa City
Council hearing that they would
be willing to eliminate 176 or 539
apartment.a they hope to build on
46 acres ln North Costa Mesa.
However, members or the
North Coota .Mesa Homeowners
As cl.U. iDdJcated the pro· pottd ceaarolftlte WUn 't Cood
enough for them to seek
wlthdra•al of their rezone in·
iliatlve scheduled for a March 1 cl'"*..._ Tb: ~was celled alter i ao•c•U~d ·~ewludon" talk
between t.lmte developers and on·
ly one member of the associa-
Uon. Mike McLaughlin.
But a number of area
homeowners, including
McLaughlin. a«id councilmen
took the rlaht action by placfne
the reione inltiaUve on tbe ballot
a!ld tbat they 1houldn 't tamper
with it ..
The council took no acUon at
the clo.e of the three-hour ~c
hearing. tfbich means the in·
illative ls aUll beaded tor a vote
unlea ·a eourt. rules In favor of
dertloper'1 claims that it is in·
valid.
Amel has sued the city for
plactni the initiative on the
ballot. The battle will teaQ.llle
Dec. 13 in Orange County
superlor&urt.
lf tbe lb1UaUve'1 validity la up-
held and later approved by
voters, Ainel and two other de·
velopers would be prevented
fr901 pJacin1 anythin1 but aingle-
f aaU@ homes on 68.3 acres near
South Cout Plaza.
The developers -Arnel,
Henry lloberts and Henry
Segerstrom -bande~ together
last week for a meeting with
McLaughlin, the only homeowner
to intervene 1n the court case.
Based on that meeting, the de·
velopers believed a compromise
was in the works.
But homeowners made lt clear
Thursday night that the de·
velopers were wrong.
Arnel partners Henry Rinker
an.d Geor1• Ar1yros s'IJi tbey
By Tbe Alloelated Preas
Raw lcy winds pushed fresh
snow across sections of the >
Midwest and Northeast today,
strandlnC motorists on clogged
hl&hways and forcing schools
. and businesses to close.
Tempetatures dropped sharp·
ly as icy winds blew out of ttie
WaterBo~d
Chief Named
Mario Durante was named to
his second two-year term upres·
ldeot of the Costa Men County
Water Dlatrict Board of Dlrec·
tor& Thunday night.
Directors selected Warren
Booth to serve as their vice presi·
dent.
Eugene Berceron and new
members Hank Pantan and
Thomaa Nelson wiU serve as as·
sistant vice presidents.
would alter their plans to build
536 apartments and 126-sincle·
family homes on 46 of the acres
covered by the in.lUative.
They spoke of eliminating 176
apartments, adding Jar1er
landscaped setbacks and t'ech~c·
ing tbe height of new devel<>po
ment.
But Amel officials also SUI•
(SeeAllNEL, Page A%)
Rockies and sliced through tho
nation's midsection. In Dallas,
the mercury dropped from a rec·
ord hilh of 80 Thursday after·
noon to 20th.is mornlna.
Scores of schools in the Kansas
City area were closed for the
second str•ilht day and early
momJng temperatures hUDg at
arqund zero. Schools ln Chicago
were open, but many schools in
other parts of IWnoilf were fOTced
to close.
And snow continued to fall
through the night in the
Northeast and Midwest. Pitta-
burgb got six inches; Erie, Pa .•
seven; Blnthamton, N.Y., sui
northwestern Indiana, four. ana
settlons of Wisconsin were und•r
as much as nine inches of snow.
Up to eiebl inch~ of •now were
loreeaa&. today for Vermont.
where major highways were
already ~lick with snow.
Up to nine lnches fell in ll·
linols and four more inches were
forecast for Micblgan, nortbeni
(See PRIGID, Pa•e A!)
...
'
1 2 DAILY PILOT C
By ARTHUR R. VINSEL
0t1•0.t11r ,. ... lttff
A man found murdered and
buried in sand near the water's
edte at Bol.sa Chica Stale Beach
111 Huntington Beach was iden-
tU'\ed today by sheritf's in-
vestigators as Kenneth Wayne
Cochrane, 29, of San Jose.
'Col~ Crying'
...,r.,-y-........ -
"
entified
'tbe victim who was discovered
hall-buried as an outgoing tide
wit'overed the corpse last Friday
afternoon <Vas shot. to death, ac·
cordln¥ to Orange County
Sheriff'• Department Sat. Blll
Miller.
He decijned to say whether
Cochrane ·was shot ill the head Ot'
body. Orange CoW\ty Coroner'•
Office spokesmen refused to even
say where the body 111 beinf kept
In cold storaee.
"We don't. have any other in·
foroiallon to release on it.''
8ereeant Miller commented.
Cochrane's body was dis·
covered last Frtday afternoon by
surfer Cralc WUUams, 19, a
Golden West College student~
· st um bled over the protl'udJ.Dg
corpse wblle strolling with h1a
girlfriend.
--
Dad Jailed; Baby
Left in SA Planter
"At first, I thought be was
asleep," said Wllliams at the
scene.
The location where it was
found ls at the foot of Golden
West Street, just over the boun·
dary line between the city beach
where HunUneton Beacb pol.lee
have ju.rbdiction and the state
beach the sherllf's office con·
trols. Santa Ana police jailed the
father or a two-month-old baby
on child abandonment charges
today after the infant was found
shortly before daylight "cold and.
crying" in a planter box.
Policewoman Leda Albright
reported lhe child, Donte Dorrell
Waters, appeared to be in good
condition after beine taken to
Albert Sitlon Home in Orange.
Fro•PageAJ
ARNEL •••
ge5led replacing the ehminated
apartments with a professional
office complex on the land front-
ing Bear Street. They said they
were not seeking commercial or
retail development as
alternatives.
While seeing ''some substan-
tial merits" to the alternative,
North Costa Mesa Homeowners
J\ssociation President John
Paridis said he was concerned
over how, and if, the new stan·
dards would be enforced.
Joining Pardis tn voicing o;trong opposition lo any changes
1n the initiative were College
Park Homeowners Association
President Bill Bandaruk and city
c(>uncil candidate Don Bull.
Bull suggested further meet-
\ags between the developeni and
aomeowners. If the developers
come up with changes that would
tiu 1 I y s a t i s l y l h e
11>meowner1, be said the •socia-
t1on could urse a "no" vote~n tbe
initiative il is now advocat.ln1.
No new .meetings have ~
scheduled.
McLaughlin said he '*!¥ not
lepresenUng the homeowners as j whole when he ~ia!_t week
¥ilh the developerw and C{t.J At•
\()rney Robert Campagna.
And the developers admitted
they made a mistake in thinking McLaughlin's apparent desire to
reach a resolution without going
to court reflected the
homeowners' general view.
A fl er the m eeting with
McLaughlin, Arne! withdrew its
$2.5 million lawsuit against the
homeowners. However, this was
apprently based on the fact that
the lawsuit was moot because the
initiative already was on the
ballot. ·
McLaughlin bas withdrawn
his SS million counter suit against.
Arn el.
Navy 1o Probe
l
fBo(Jt's Death . .
SAN DIEGO CAP) -The Navy
1\aa been asked lo lnveslisat.e
~nolher recruit's death in San
1Diego.
: A published report iald Rep.
Thomas Downey, D-N.V .• has
oeen told that Michael Bruce
Brandon was "exercised Lo
death."
The 21-year-old saUor from
Ml11ouri Vallv, Iowa, died Au1.
'Sl, 1972, ot what the .NaVJ calleid
an lnt11tlllal bJood clot and
Jneumonla. No neaU,Hee WU
lnvolved. a Navy 1pok .. man Hid
,l'bursday.
Jailed on the abandonment
charges was the infant's father,
Jimmy Don Waters, 22, of Santa
Ana.
According to police, Waters al·
legedly left his son wrapped in
two blankets in a planter box out·
side an apartment at 900 S.
Townsend St. sometime during
the early mornine hours.
Residenta in the apartment re.
portedly phoned police and told
them of bearing the baby's cries,
touching off a search by officer
Albright.
Later, the baby boy's parents
were located in a nearby apart-
ment building where they re-
portedly were spending the night
with friends.
.According to police, the chlld's
mother, Freida Robinson, 21. of
Santa Ana. told them t.he infant's
father had left the apartment
early this morning to take the
child to a &randparent's home.
She assumed the infant had
been taken to the home when
Waters returned to the apart-
m ent where they were staying,
police said.
The bodies of two 15-year-old
Huntington Beach girls were
found there Aug. 24, 1978, backed
and stabbed to death by one or
more slayers using buck knives
in another unsolved murder
case.
Several years ago, the body of
a red-haired young woman later
· determined to be the girlfriend of
a long-sought Anaheim bank rob-
ber was discovered in the same
location.
The spot is relatively secluded,
unlighted and affords an easy
es<!ape route either north, east or
west due to t.he proximity of
Pacific Coast Hlcbway and
Golden West Street.
Investigators say they belleve
Cochrane was killed ebewbere
and dumped at the darkened
beachCront strand.
No motive has been
established for the slaying and no
suspects have been ldenWled,·
sheriff's detectives aald today.
"1 wish we did have some,"
Sergeant Miller said.
A spokesman for the coroner's
office refused to even release t.he
name of any mortuary where
Cochrane's body might be kept
' pending its claiming by rel·
aUves.
No Bard Feelings
Their fathers were the bitterest of
enemies, but Maj. Gen. George Patton
<left>. deputy commander of the VII U.S.·
Corps in West Germany, offers a warm
toast to Stuttgart Mayor Manfred Rom·
mel. P;itton is the son or Gen. George S.
Patton, whose tanks fought those of Rom4
mel's father, Field Marshal Erwin Rom-
mel, in World War II.
Suspect Wins Bail Plea
Judge Sticks to $100,000 in Bovan Probe
ByTOM BARLEY Of .. Delty ...... , ....
Fonner Hare Krishna devotee
.Joseph Shelton Davis llI won a
bitterly fou1bt court battle
Thursday wben a judge set bis
bail at $100,000 pending his trial
on murder charges. ·
Davis, 28, one of eight men in-
dicted by the Orange County
Grand Jury following the killing
of Stephen John Bovan of Foun·
ta1n Valley, pleaded through at-
torney Allan Fenster for bail to
be set. at. '15,000.
Superior Court Judge Robert
P. Kneeland decided, after
listening to furious objections
from Deputy District Attorney
Dave Carter, to ,1et baiJ at the
same figure pos(ed by two other
freed defendants •
Carter argued lo vain tor ball
to be set at '500,000. He con·
tended before Judge Kneeland
that. Davis, who waa arrested lo
Indonesia, last week, helped to
plan lbe killing of Bovan.
Bovan was shot to death out·
side a Newport Beach restaurant
Oct. 22. It is alleged that defen·
dant JerTY Peter Flott, '1. of
Hunt.ingtoo Beach pumped nine
bullets into the victim. .
Carter argued tbat Davis ls
known to have a long bJstory of
criminal activity includln1 what.
he said was the smuul1D1 of
hashish oil into the U.S. in baby
The angry Fenster defendesf
his client as a man whose only
prosecut\on1· ba•e been· for
po11esalon of marijuana -a
cbaree that wu dlamlned in
Beverly Hilb and an Or!Jlge
County charee of dlsordero-
conduct.
He told Judie Kneeland that
Davi.I' extensive global travelfnt
-be baa vllited 12 oaUons ln the
past 18 months-was entirely re-
lated to his widespread interest,s 1n tbe clothlne industry.
••Everything he has ever
brought. back to this country bas
been tho1ou111Jy examlned/•
Yen.ster toid Ille Juqe.
bottles. Ti k S k Bl d Carter said tbe botUes sold for ...... ~ •ria• ame $11,000 each. And he accused t~ ~ ... :.t'i, • _J Davia ot involvetne'nt In
• .. Not.binl of a crlminal nature
was ever found and my cllenl has
never been arrested as a. result.of his travels.••
TONIGHT
CHRISTMAS CONCERT
NeWJ*1, Barbor Bijb program,
Enslp 11.iddle lc91oi¥ gf'P, 7:30
p.m.Free.
OCC. COLLEGE CHOIR -
Audltodbm, S>p.111.
OCCPLANll'I'ARit1M -"Star
of Bethlehem,•• 7:30 and 9 p.m.
Also Saturday, 7 :30 and 9 p. m.
FRIDAY NIGHT FILMS -
.. Man Who Skied Down
Everest," OCC Forum, 7: 15 p.m.
SATURDAY,DEC.10
TRACK MEET -All City
Cross Country Meet for boys and
girls ages 7-14. Wiakebam Park,
9:30 a.m.
NEWPORT BAY TOUR -
Walking tour sponsored by
Friends of Newport Bay and
Dept. of Fish and Game,
Eastbluff and Back Bay Drives, 9
to10:30a.m.
CHILDREN'S FILM -"A
Christmas Carol," OCC Forum, l
p.m. SO cents.
S~T\ffll>AY NIGHT FILMS -"My Fair Lady," OCC Forum, 8
p.m .$1.
MESSIAH SING ALONG -
OCC Auditorium, 7:30 p.m.
Ulster Troops Cut
LONDON (AP) -Roy Mason,
Britain's cabinet minister for·
Northern Ireland, says the
number of toops in Ulster will be
cut by the end of the year
because of a 1harp decline ih
'Violence. Informed IOW'Ces said
1,000 men. will be broulbt back,
reduclna the larriloD to 13,500.
,. ....... · numerous robbery and extol'tlon
'In "fJee?i !i~e 4.C.
1
·~b•m;~~ Davf.s, after the 11elt1nt ot the
$100·,ooo bldJ. then 'Pleaded tnno.
cent. to all charges and waa Clllr
dered to face trial Jan. 23 ill •
.Jwlae Kaeeland '•courtroom..
Front Page Al
BADllAM •••
Rep. Tom Hagedorn of Min•
nesota said he had heard the·
school district was interested in
buying the building, which be said
is currently valued at '80 million.
Leasing space to the school dla·
tricl would be considered only if
there remai.nl space available
after as Dl8llY federal acenc.lea
as poaaible have relocated to the
Laguna Nl•uel bulldlna.
Hqedorn said.
As for leaalna apace tC>-
Capiatrano Unifi~ at a reducecl
rat.e, as Badbam baa proposed.
the .Minnesota coogresaman aaid
he would be opposed.
"Why should the federal tax·
payert subsidize oae local school
district?" he asked ... There
would be no way to distribute
equal beneflts to other school dla· •
trlcts."
Hagedorn said he fooiid the
build1n1 '"vt!ri lmprenlve. ••
.. It ls a traitJ!dv tbat It Illa hen
half empt)' 7fhi aald. .. It la a
very nluable l"llOW'Ce. The 'fll'!"'
blem seemato bettalOcaUon. ·
·fire o/t!: reported today. ~U2l,
Huntington Beach Fire Inspec-.. ,.Kl GI • • •
tor Gary Glenn said trtack driver Obto,. extreme norillen:a est
Will lam L. Dean la, 38, of Vir1i.tda and moel of New VOrk.
Lakewood, left bis engine nm· New Hampsblre and Maine were.
ning during a fueling operaUon at to get between four and eight
the Chevron loading dock. inches.
An apparent meter malfunc-In the Dakotas, temperatures
lion caused the tanker truck to of 25 to 30 below zero combined
overflow, spilling gasoline over with winds of 15 to 25 mph for
the loadlnR area floor. wind-chill indexes of 60 to 80
The expfosion, which occurred below. Temperat.urea of 40 J>elow
Just after8o'clock, rooked nearby were predicted today in both houses a:ndsenUlames a1m01t300 states.
leetln thealr,firemensaid. . Dozens of abandoned cars
Denms remains In seriou~ but lined freeway shoulders, most·
stable coadlUon at UC Irvine buried mlder snow from paainl
.Medical Cent.er Bum Ward with plo•a. Detroit'• aero readlng
second and third degree burns Thursday set a record for the
over most of his body, offlciala coldestDee.81ln.ceUIZ.
aald today. Near-~-oncSW~ exist-.
f -•-·t e4 in wb~ roads Glenn said t wu aglUWI com· were bloctecl in ~ and
Pan7 policy tq all" \.be ~ck southern Porlians. sm~atures eiietne to run dwine a fuel load--well below zero ln mmt of t,he.
lnl opentlon. .state -were not ez~ted to~
CbeVTOO ofllcl.all have estlmat· 10 below today. •
ed damatet to the demollsbed Tbursdaf's beaviestsncnr, fqpr
·tanker trUck at1d loadln& dock at to nine inC:hes, was across t.be-
about sm>,ooo. southern Great Luea reelon.
F,.._ Page Al
PRISON •••
three days I bad nothing to eat ...
But, she said, "tbe women
guards were very good to me 811
the time. I've had it a little easier
because of my qe and my white
hair." ·
Gary Lord, one or Mrs.
Lankton's lour children, aald tbe
family paid "over $12,000 to keep
her supplied with Mexican at-
tomeya."
The plane and its 11 Inmates
took off from Houston and
~topped bere to pick up 24 Mex·
lean men and one woman for the flllb• to their bometand. On the fl\eht back to the United States. it wu to carry 26 women, 34 men
and the toddler.
The walling American families
w~ro-told the repatriated
prisoners would be taken direcUy
to the downtowft Metropolitan
Coneclional Center here.
WOULD YOU BET,IEVE--
'niat There Are Still Companies
•WHO CARE IF THE PRODUCTS
THEY SELL f?l;AFORM?
• WHO PRIDE THEMSEt VES ON
SERVICE?
•WHO WAttr EVERY \JOB DONE
PERFECTLY?
•WHO MAINTAIN COMPLETE INTEGRITY?
YES, "VIRGINIA.'' THERE IS AN ~LDEN'Sl
·(TRY US, YOU' Lu UKE US.)
17
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Orange Coast
· EDITION
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VOL. 70, NO. 343, .. SECTIONS, .. 6 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1977 N TEN CENTS
,------------------------'Documents Seized'------------~----~--~
.Die ·ch Charges DA Break-in
By GARY GllANVIU.E
Of ... Deiff,,..,. .....
Orange County Super visor Ralph Diedrich said today
lhat District attorney in vestigators Thursday broke into a
warehouse whe re his personal business records are kept
a nd seized documents .
Diedrich said he could not sa~· what records were seized
by the investigators because he has not had a chance to
visit the warehouse at 6700 Stanton Avenue in Buena Park.
The Fullerton supervis or went on to say that he does
not know if the seizure was covere~ by a search warrant.
• DIEDRICH ALSO said be will decline a written Invitation
from Assistant District Attorney Michael Capizzi to appear
before the county Grand Jury during its bribery-related probe in·
to his affairs.
Assistant District Attorney Michael Capizzi said today,
"Pursuant lo a search warrant, a small gara~e" was searched.
An inspection or what Diedrich called a warehouse and
Capizzi referred to as a garage showed a new lock was on the
door. There is no other indication of any kind of forcible entry.
Capizzi 's statement meant that investiaaton bad gone to a
superior court judge and shown probable cause tor asking for a
search warrant before enterini the building.
Capiui said it would be inappropriate for him to comment on
Diedrich 's olherl'emarks or the exchange of let.ten.
Capizzi 's letter ls dated Dec. 5, and asks the county
supervisor to respond to the appearance invitaUon as well as an
offer to present witnesses on bis own behalf before 5 p.m. today.
Instead of accepUng the invitation, Diedrich wrote Capl11t
Dec. 8 and said, ••1f you believe that I have committed any crime,
you should me an information and afford me tbe opportunity to.
confront the witnesses against me at a preliminary heartn1.
"CERTAINLY TWS would be a far better method of achiev-
ing justice than your secret proceedings before the Grand Jury•
that you dominate completely." .
Diedrich'• response to Capizzi complained that the pro5-
ecutor's letter refers lo "the matter under investigation and does
notmakesensetome."
The ~year-old county 1Upervtsor aald he exl)e(ls to be in·
dieted "because of tbe vast enerc:tea used by the di.strict at·
torney's ottice to imply I •m involved ln a crime ...
Capi:u.1 's letter makes it clear that at lssue in the bribery in·
vesUgaUon are "events surroundln1 certain convensaUons" with
officials of a development company that in 1973·74 bad a land use
isaue pendin& before the board of aupervlson.
MORE SPECIFICALLY, named are ofllclall of Anaheim
Hills, Inc., the company's paren\ company, Robert H. Grant.
Inc., attorney Michael Rellllqton and architect Leroy Rose.
In bls letter, Capizzi said,·~ invitation la being extended
to you ao that you wlll have an opportunity, ii you so desire, to of·
fer the Grand Jury any lnlormaUon which you mlabt have re-
garding the matter under investllation.
<See DIEDRICH RECORDS, Pap A!)
Badham: Zig g11rat 't1mbar assment'
.
Congressmen Tour Niguel Facility
SPACIOUS INTERIOR ·--Congressmen and
others on a Thursday tour of the federal
Zi ggurat in Laguna Niguel surely didn 't
fct'l crowded a& they examined the giant
\\ h1 tc cieph<tnl. A congressional subcom·
Dellr "9t ..,....., 0., AllllnM
mittee is attempting lo decide whether to
approve S3.3 million for renovations that
would be made if new federal tenants are
found to help rill the mostly empty seven.
layer building .
\
By ANNE COOPER
Of .. o.llr PIMCllMf
"At the present time this
bea utirul, mostly unoccupied
seven-tiered Babylonian temple
is an embarrassment.," Rep.
Robert Badham, R-Newport
Beach, told three fellow con·
gressmen tourine the federal
Ziggurat building in Laguna
Niguel.
"It is stark, concrete proof ol a
fumbling federal government
and its misuse or taxpayers'
money Jllld resources.''
Tbe Lhtee congressmen new
from Wllhinaton. D.C. Th11l'ld•Y to tQur the ZJ11urat and sur·
rounding communities to assess
the best use of the building and
whether bouslna is available
loc•l11 for aovernment
employees.
The federal General Services
AdminialraUon bu propoted a
$3.3 million remodeling alloca-
tion to equip the buildin" for ad·
ditional federal agencies. At
present the building is only 21 per·
cent occupled by 1ovemmental
agencies, the largest or which ls a
divisionof theNational Archives.
The vblung congreaamen are
members of the Conaresaional
Subcommittee on PubUc Bulld-
lng1 and Grounds. They wlll re·
port back to tbelr fellow con·
gressmen a recommendaUon on
the GSA proposal, based on their
Mexico Priso ners Trransfe.n-ed
SAN DIEGO (AP) -Loved
ones gathered today to welcome
home Americans jailed for years
in Mexico, most or t.flem convict-
ed for·smuggllng drugs.
A chartered Texas Intema·
tional Airlines DC-9 left from San
Diego's Lindbergh Field this
morning and headed to Mexico
City with 36 Mexican Inmates, in·
cluding 11 who boarded in
Hous ton, as the historic ex-
change under the first U.S.·
Mexico prisoner treaty si&ned in
1 Development
Study Sought .
~y Planners
September 1976 got under way.
The plane was lo return toniaht
witb 60 Americans, amonc them
a 60-year-old grandmother and a
2·year-old girl born In prison.
On arrival in Mexico Oily, the·
Mexicans were to be taken to tht
nearby Santa Marta federal
prison.
Elizabeth Lankton, the
grandmother from Oceanside,
and Jeanne Luella McMicbael,
52, of Fullerton, were arrested at
the Mexico City airport on a
IUght from South America.
Seven pounds of cocaine wu
found in a talse·bottom handbq,
orficentaid.
The two women were sen-
tenced to seven years. They are
coming home alter aervln1 three
years and nine months .
The flnt few 9Y'I In prl1on,
said Mn, Lantton ln an In·
terview In Mexico City, were
spent ln a .. very, very cold cell
with a concrete fioor, concrete
walls and a concrete bunk. l wu
glven no blanket, nothins. For.
three days I bad nolhinl to eat."
But, •he 11Jd, "the women
cuarda were very 100d to me au
the time. I've bad it a llttle euler
became of ID)' aae and my white baJr:• • 0 ary Lord, one of llra. Lan~ton'f tour children, Hid the
f amlly paid ·~over $1.2,000 to keep
her au~Ued wtth Me:iican at-
torneys.'
The plane and ltl 11 lnmai.
took orr from Houston and
!topped here to pick up 24 Mex-
ican men and one woman forthe
fii1bt to their homeland. On the
fii1ht back to the United States, it
was to carry 28 women, 34 men
and the toddler.
The waitin& American families
were told the repatriated
prisoners would be taken directly
lo the downtown Metropolitan
Correctional Center here. Their
firs~ chance to talk together will
come Saturday morning, saJd
Walter Lumpkin, warden of the
federal prilon.
Lumpkin said that about 25
percent of the 235 prlsonen
quallfted to return to the United
States would be paroled witblD
tbreed•YI·
. ' ..
Thos-. lnellalble tor parole will
be sent to federal prisons ne!lfest
to tbelr hometowns after process·
lnJ(. he said. On SatUrday, 88 more men are
to be nown home with • 27th
woman added to the list lal.e
Thursday. On Dec.18and11, two
charter fll1hts will take
Americans from northern Mex·
lean prf~, and a bus wlll bring
18 more from Tijuana on Dec.12.
Jatnes Meko, coordinator of
the S2 mllllon pJ'.Oll'am, said 10 to
'15 percent of thh Americans in
Mexkd prtson.s re"-5ed to re-tum. Their reasoftl vary, he told
a deW1 ~Ol'toCCI Tbunday. '•I oblenei4 that some or the ln·
matet haY& nthet luer•Uva en· <See Pa.ISON, Pase.U>
on-site inspection.
Badham bas opposed the GSA
request. U the $3.3 million re·
modeling budget is denied,
Badham has said he will in·
troduce legislation lo make the
building available to the
Capistrano Unified School Dis·
trict, which is facing a critical
classroom shortage.
)'he Ziggurat is located within
Capistrano Unified boundaries. ..
$300,000 B aal
Rep. Tom Ha1edorn of Min· nesot.a said be had heard the.
school district was interested in·
buyin1 the building, which be said
is currenUy valued at $80 million.
Leaslng space to the school dis-
trict would be considered only il
there remains space available
after as many federal agencies
as possible bave relocated to the
Lacuna Nlauel building,
(SEE B.A.DllAM, Page AZ)
Police said today they believe !>uslneas located at Tustin
the woman who held up a Avenue and West Coast
Newport Beach auction house· Highway.
Wednesday and escaped with an , Police Initially thought they
estimated $300,000 in Jewelry a.ct-wero looking for a dark blue, late
ed alone. model Cad.ilJac as the escape
lnvesUaators revealed today vehicle, but they said today that
that the red·haired woman, description may not have been
thought to be tn her late 20s, ln· accurate.
llially told Robert Ogle, owner of
Newport Galleries, 2542 W. Coast
Highway, that "we have your
wile," as she was boldinl him at
gunpoint.
But, officers said, Ogle called
his wife immediately after the
noon holdup and learned that she
wa1 tale and bad not been held
prisoner by anyone.
Pollce expected to ha.ve a com-
plete inventory of the 1tolen
items late today.
Detective Kea Smith said be
understands that most of tbe
item• taken were diamond rtnp.
The woman bandit, ducribed
as 1laDdln1 about five feet. four
inches tall and weighlnf about
140 pounds, made an appoint·
ment to meet Ogle at the closed
aaJlery to discuss the sale of two
ring:a.
Once inside, the woman pWled
a .2S-caliber automatic handaun
from her purse and h~d Oale
handcuff, blindfold and 1a1 b1a
clerk, Judi Crlckeu..
P.ollce reported tba.t tbe
womu bad Olle take j.-elry
fro111 bJa sale and dwnp It fl)to
her purse before abe Otd the
No 'Smiles'
This Year
Tbe 6ranae County Coast As·
.1oclaUon'a annual "40 Mites ot
Chriltmu Smiles" ll(hted dec-
oratlona compeUUon bu been
suspended this year to save
enercy, usoclaUon President
Jack Feehan has announced.
The asaoclatioo ls ur(ing that
homeowners use daytime deco-
orations for Christmas to save
electricity.
Traditionally, coast cities mid
associations were to compete lot
prizes in the decor a Ung co~test.
Laser Tested
BERULEY CAP) -The
world'• most powerful laser w.s
teated successfully at Lawren$
UvetmOl"e Laboratory Nov. 11.
Phil CO)'le d~ dlreet.or of the
laaer ;tu1lon profl'am at \h
labOratOl'Y diiClosed Wednesda3'
P"!' .....
A2 DAil Y PILOT N Fric!!x, Oecembef 9, 1877
VictiDl Identified ..
Stain· Man Found in llB Froni San.Jose
By ARTHUR R. VINSEL
Ot , .. o.llY l'ti.t ftalt
A man found murdered and
buried in sand near the water's
edge at Bolsa Chica State BeKh
11( Huntington Beach wu lden-
tlfied today by sheriff's in-
vestigators as Kenneth Wayne
Cochrane, 29, of San Jose.
'Cold, Crying'
The vicUm who was discovered
hall-buried as an outaoing tide
uncovered the corpse last Friday
afternoon was sbol to death, ac-
cording to Orange County
Sherilf's Department Sgt. BW
Miller.
He declined to say whether
Cochrane was shot iD the head or
Dad Jailed; Baby
Left in SA Planter
Santa Ana police jailed the
rather of a two-month-old baby
on child abandonment charges
today after the Infant was found
shortly before daylight "cold and
crying" in a plant.er bo~.
Policewoman Leda Albright
reported the child, Donte Dorrell
Waters, appeared to be in good
condition after being taken to
Albert Silton Home in Orange.
Wunty Plwne
Services Cut
25 Minntes
T ec hnic ians for Pa c ific
Telephone arc searching for the
~ourcc or a breakdown that cut
Orange County residents off from
their telephone operators for 25
minutes lhis mom mg.
Art Leavitt. spokes man for the
ll!lephone company. said that,
from 10:20 a.m. lo 10:25 am. no
one Ii v ing in lhe areas of Orange
County Sl'rved by the firm could
r ail operator
"There was apparently an
clN'tromechanical equipment
f:11lure tn our switching center in
An aheim.·· he said.
Ac c ording to Leavitt, the
breakdown did not afrect incom-
lhg calls, direct dial calls. in·
a>rm ataon calls, or t.h e 911
emergency system tn use in San
Clemente.
"To the best or my knowledge,
this is the rirst ltme something
. li~e this has happened tn Ora111e
tounty, .. be said. ''It bJs hap-
cned elsewhere, but never here
efore."
STUDY ..•
planned for 1995.
A second sludy will show the
effect of zero growth, and a third
will show the effect or growth as
modir1cd under some arbitrary
c u ts s ug l(cs led by c om -
m 1s~1oners.
Com missioners stressed that
the cuts they suggested Thursday
are only intended for study
purposes.
S pokes men for several
!builders in the audience told
W>mmissioners they believe the
study is a valid one and thal they
me willing to work toward solv-
tn g any traffic difficulties.
However, they also aald they
hope no unnecessary cuts will be
Tnade in permitted growth.
Most affected areas or Newport
Beach would be the airport
area and the eastern part of the
·city. However, some parcels in
: West Newport also were In·
, eluded. .
Pay Withheld?
LOS ANGELF.S <AP> -City
Jailed on the abandonment
charges was the infant's father,
Jimmy Don Waters, 22, of Santa
Ana.
According to police, Waters al-
legedly left bis son wrapped in
two blankets in a planter box out-
side an apartment al 900 S.
Townsend St. sometime during
the early morning hours.
Residents in the apartment re-
portedly phoned police and told
them or hearing the baby's cries,
touching off a search by officer
Albright
Later, the baby boy's parents
were located in a nearby apart-
ment building where they re-
portedly were spending the night
with friends. ~
According to police, the child's
mother. Freida Robinson, 21, of
Santa Ana. told them the infant's
father had left the apartment
early Uus morning to lake the
child to a grandparent's home
She assumed the infant had
been taken to the home when
Waters returned to the apart·
menl where they were staying,
police said.
Fro• Page Al
BADHAM ...
Hagedorn said.
As for leas ing space to
Capistrano Unified at a reduced
rate. as Badham has proposed.
the Minnesota congressman said
be would be opposed.
"Why should the federal tax-
payers subsidize one local school
district?" he H~~. "There
would be no way to d istribute
equal benefits to other school dts·
tricts."
Hagedorn said he found the
building "very impressive."
''It is a tragedy that it sits here
half empty," he said. "ll 1s a
very valuable resource. The pro-
blem seems to be its location.
Most of the federal employees
who would work here would be in
clerical type jobs. There Is no
way lhey could afford $100,000
homes.''
The proposed relocation or
large federal agencies to Laguna
Niguel would probably mean a
change in the community com-
position, Hagedorn said.
·'There might be considerable
opposition to that,•' he said.
Rep. John Paul Ham-·
merscbmidl of Arka.nsas agreed
that the Laguna Niguel location
is the problem with the Zigaurat.
But he said he wasn't sure
wbethel' congressmen should
concern themselves with the
potential impact of relocaUon to
the Ziggurat on individua~.
"Of course we're Interested,"
he said, "but we have to consider
first of all our responsibility to a
nation or taxpayers for whom
this building is now just breaking
even financially."
Subcommittee chairman, Rep.
Norman Mineta of San Jose, the
only Democrat on the tour, aaid
that a.s a businessman, be could
not afford to allow a bulldlna to
stand nearly etlllK.J.
body. Orange County Coroner's
Office spokesmen refused to even
say where the bOdy la beiof kept
in cold storage. ·
"We don't have any other ln·
formation to releaae on it, ..
Sergeant Miller commented.
Cochraoe's body was dis-
covered last Friday afleroooo by
surfer Crala Williama, 19. a
Golden Weat College student wbo
stumbled over the protrudina
corpse while strolling wilh hls
girlfriend.
"At first, I thought he was
asleep," said Williama at the
scene.
The location where it was
found is at the foot of Golden
West Street, just. over the bdun·
dary line between the city beach
where Huntlngton Beach police
have jurisdiction and the st.ate
beach the sheriff's office con-
trols.
The bodies of t.wo 15-year-old
Huntington Beach g.irls were
found there Aug. 24, 1976, hacked
and stabbed t.o death by one or
more slayers using buck knives
in another unsolved murder
case.
Several years ago, the body of
a red-haired young woman later
determined to be the girlfriend of
a long.sought Anaheim bank rob-
ber was discovered in the same
location.
The spot is relatively secl11ded,
unlighted and affords an easy
escape route either north, east or
west due to the proximity of
Pacific Coast Highway and
Golden West Street.
Investigators say they believe
Cochrane was killed elsewhere
and dumped al the darkened
beachfront strand.
N o motive has been
cstabhshed for the slaying and no
sus pects have bffn identified,
sheriff's detectives said today.
"I wish we did have some,"
Sergeant Miller said.
A spokesman for the coroner's
office refused to even release the
name of any mortuary where
Cochrane's body might be kept
pending ils claiming by rel-
atives.
No Bard Feelings
Their fathers we re the bitterest of
enemies. but Maj. Gen. George· Patton
Cleft>. deputy commander of the Vil U.S.
Corps in West Germany. offers a warm
toast to Stuttgart Mayor Manfred Rom-
mel. Patton is the son or Gen. George S.
Patton. whose tanks fought those of Rom-
mel's father, Field Marshal Erwin Rom-
mel, in World War II.
.Suspect Wins Bail Plea
.. Judge Sticks to $100,000 in Bovan Probe
By TOM BARLEY
Of IM 0811, ~li.t Slall
Former Hare Krishna devotee
Joseph Shelton Davis Ill won a
bitterly fought court batlle
Thursday when a judge set his
bail at $100,000 pending his lrial
on murder charges.
Davis, 28, one of eight men in-
dicted by the Orange County
Grand Jury following the killing
of Stephen John Bovan of Foun-
tain Valley, pleaded through at·
torney Allan Fenster for bail to
be set at $75,000.
Superior Court Judge Robert
P . Kneeland decided, after
listening to furious objections
from Deputy District Attorney
Dave Carter, to set bail at the
s ame figure posted by two other
freed defendants.
Carter argued in vain for bail
to be set at. $500,000. He con-
tended before Judge Kneeland
that Davis, who was arrested in
Indonesia, last week, helped to
plan the killing of Bovan.
Bovan was shot to death out·
side a Newport Beach restaurant
Oct. 22. It is alleged that defen-
dant Jerry Peter Flori, 41, of
Huntington Beach pumped nine
bullets into the victim.
Davis, after the setting of the
$100,000 bail, then pleaded inno-
cent t.o all chargea and was or-
dered to face trial Jan. 23 in
Judge Kneeland's courtroom.
·Chlorine Tank
Breaks, Area
Evacuated
Anaheim police reported there
were "some injuries" this mom-
i n g when a high-pressure
chlo.rine tank al a chemical com-
pany burst.
Iniifk.Spark ,Blamed
Carter argued that Davis is
known to have a long history of
criminal activity including what
he said was the smuggling of
hashish oil into the U.S. in baby
bottles.
Carter said the bottles sold for
$11,000 each. And be aocused
D a vl s o ( in v o Ive men l in
nttmerous robbery and extortion
schemes.
Polite and firemen were
evacuating the area near Babbit
Street 'and State Collese
Boulevard, the location of Con-
tinental Chemical Company . . ly ~~l Qep<> Fire .
Sptrks from .a ~g iiesel Oil Camr.ziy Petroleum t>epol,
truck engine areto 'blamtfor ttJe fire officials reported today.
Saturday night explosion and fire Huntington Beach Fire Inspec-
at the Hunt.inirton Beach Chevron tor Gary GleM said truck driver
Arson Blamed
For NB Blaze
Newport Beach firemen said
today a fire that erupted Thurs-
day evening in a vacant apart-
ment in the Oakwood complex
was the work of an arsonist
Damage to the unoccupied, but
partially furnished ap~rtment
wu listed at $2,000 b:: firemen
who doused the blue abortly
before7p.m.
Fire department 'lpokeaman
Art Morton n:td an IAvestigaUon
is under way to clllterm1na how
the blaze was aet.
He sald the fire broke out in
unit T-107 and occupants or two
neighboring apartments called
(iremen, then went to work fight-
ing the fire themselves.
Wi1llam L. Dennis, 38, of
Lakewood, left his engine run-
ning during a fueling operation at
the Chevron loading dock.
Ah apparent meter malfunc-
tion caused the tanker truck to
overrlow, spilling gasoline over
the loading area floor.
The explosion, which occurred
justafler6o'clock, rocked nearby
houses and senl names almost300
feetin the air, firemen said.
Dennis remains in serious but
sl3ble condition at UC Irvine
Medical Center Burn Ward with
second and third degree burns
over most of biJ body, officials
said today.
Glenn said it was against com·
pany policy t.o allow the truck
engine to run during a fuel load·
ing operation.
Chevron officials have estimat-
ed damaies to the demolished
lanker truck and loading dock at
about $180,000.
The angry Fenster defended
his clie,_111 ~a ~JtQle 6nly
prosecatlons h•~e J>een for
possession of marijuana -a
charge that was dismissed in
Beverly Hills and an Orange
County charge of disorderly
conduct.
He told Judge Kneeland that
Davis' extensive global traveling ·
-he has visited 12 nations in the
past 18 months -was entirely re·
lated to his widespread interests
in the clot.bing industry.
"Everything he has ever
brought back lo this country has
been thoroughly examined,"
.l:"ensler told Ute Judge.
"Nothing of a criminal nature
was ever found and my client has
never been arrested as a result of
his travels."
FroaP"fleAI
PRISON ••.
terprises," said Meko, who visit-
ed a number of Mexican prisons
recently.
Others, be said, do not want lo
race certain U.S. Jaws or have
families in Mexico.
.Jly 11:20 a.m., police said, the
leak bad been confined and there
was lUUe danaer to area resi-
dent.s.
However, a police spokesman
said, evacuation of the area
would continue until authorities
are certain there can be no
harmful effects from the leaking
chlorine gas.
Police were unable to describe
the extent of the injuries when
the tank burst. but said early re-
ports indicated the injured were
workmen at lhe plant.
Official Fired
W ASIUNGTON CAP) - A top
Interstate Commerce Com·
mission official wlll be fired next
month over allegaUons of ties to
oraanized crime. ICC sources
say. Robert L. Oswald, 43, ICC
secretary and con1ressional
liaison, has been the subject ol a
continuing Justice Department
investigati<>n thaL became public
last summer lnlo his alleged ties
with reputed New York crime
figures. Tb~ two men, Muon Clark and
RaJ'ldall Stange told fire fighters
they tried to use the fire hose in-
st a lied in the apartment
hallway, but when they couldn't
get any water out of it, tbey
picked up fire extln1uiahers ln·
stead.
Morton said tbe reuon tbe
hose didn't work immediately
WU that it bad not been PUlled
clear ot ltl mountlna. ••t)ntesa
those boseit are PUllecf complet.
Jy oil theaa'~~, they doll't wort," Morton
WOULD YOU BELIEVE-
rhat There Are Still Coinpanies '.Controller Ira Rehler has
threatened to withhold money
from the paycbecb of bar~f of.
ficials who went to the Far East
on a trade million because he
basn 't received their expense re-
ports. Ft"Ol9PageAJ • WHO CARE IF THE PRODUCTS
THEY SELL PERFORM? .. DIEDRICH RECORDS. DAILY PILOT • • • WHO PRIDE THEMSELVES ON
SERVICE?
• WHO WANT EVERY JOB DONE
PERFECTLY?
• WHO MAINTAIN COMPLETE INTEGRITY?
YES, "VIRGINIA,•• THERE IS AN AL.DEN'S!
·(TRY US, YOU'L:L LIKE US.)
•
l
lfqgh.es'
Monastic . .
Life Told
LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP> -
Howard HU&hes, once the dapper
escort of Hollywood starlet&, had
no contact with women -not
even hla actress wile Jean Peters
-for the lut 10 years of his ll!e, an aide bu testified.
J obn Holmes, purportedly
Hughes' closest personal aide in
bis declinning years, reluctantly
t old some secrets about tbe
wealthy ~centric al Thursday's
session of the trial to determine
the validity of the so.called
Mormon will.
Meanwhile, a related trial
aimed al determining Hughes'
lut legal residence as well as the
vaJjdily of the Mormon will con·
Unued in Houston, Texas.
IC Texas can prove that Hughes
was a resident of that state it
could r~eive at least $100 million
in inheritance taxes from the
vast estate. Nevada has no In-
heritance tax.
The hand.written wm names
former Hughes aide Noah
Dietrich as executor of the in-
dustnalist 's vast estate.
Melvin Dummar, a former
Utah service station operator
who claims he once gave a man
he believed to be Hughes a nde
home from the Nevada desert, as
among the beneficiaries.
Dietrich is seeking to have the
three-page document declared
genuine while Huehes' relatives,
not named in the will, want it
ruled a forgery.
Dietrich's lawyer. Harold
Rhoden, sought details of
Hughes' eccentricities to support
a theory that he wrote the crude,
ungrammatical will while con·
fu sed by the defects of kidney dis·
ease.
In Thursday's testimony,
llolmes depicted Hughes as a
bearded old m a n with long
fingernails who spent his days
locked behind bolted doors of a
hotel suite atop the Desert Inn
Hotel.
"Was lloward Hughes ever vts·
ited by his wife, Jean Peters, at
the Desert Inn?" asked Rhoden.
"No. he wasn't," said Holmes .
"Did he ever see Jean Peters
thereafter In hts life""
"I would say he dad nol,"
replied Holmes
Rhoden asked 1f Nadine
Henley. Hughes· s<.•cretary. ever
visited.
Holmes said, "No •·
"No woman did, dad she?"
asked Rhoden.
"No," Holmes said quietly
Holmes confirmed that at
limes bottles of Hughes' unne
were kept an his suite and that he
received blood transfusions.
United Way
' Tops Nation
In Increase
Contributions to United Way of
Orange County this year topped
last year's donations by nearly
$1.3 milhon, making the cam·
paign the nation's number one in
growth.
AnnouncemPnt of the SS,004.928
In donations was made Thursday
night.
The 34 percent. gain Is the
highest slnce 1973 among 1,800
oreanltatlorui conducting 5imilar
United Way campaigns, accord·
ing to tJnitC'd Way official!!.
The year's previous high was a
.32 percent gain reported by the
• United Way of Fort Lauderdale,
Fla.
Campaign Chuarman Robert
W, Clifford, pre:;ldent of Air
Califorla, presided at a dinner
Thursday where about 500 sup·
porters celebrated the.most pro-
du~Uve campaign In the history
or United Way or Orange County
: North /South.
ll'luor Corporation employees
were the top .money givers in
Orange County with contrlbu·
Uons totalinl $381 000.
: Other companlea with lar1e ~ do11atlons Included Southern ! C alifornia EcUson Co. with
~ $124,152. Rockwell International t with S275,000 and Ford
" Aerospace and CommunlcaUons
1 Aeronutronlc Division with 1 $155,804.
A ............
ENGLISH LAW SNARLS MAY-DECEMBER ROMANCE
Mark Goodman, 20, With 77-year-old Flancee
Happy Porstdt
Marriage a Relative Matter?
LONDON (AP) -A 20·year·
old American says he wants to
marry his 77·year·old step.
grandmother, but a London mar.
nagc registry office says at can't
be done.
Mark Goodman of Los
Angeles, who dropped out of col·
lege to pursue Mrs. Ray Good·
man -a former chorus girl -to
her native England, told the
Press Association, Britain's
domestic news agency, he pro-
posed and was accepted.
But a spokesman at the Pad·
dington registry offic~. near Mrs.
Goodman's London apartment,
said :
"lt 's not on. They asked us for
a license but we had to tell them
it was illegal. We chct'ked lo
make sure but the answer was
that English law proh1biti.1t.
"The law specifically states
that a man cannot marry his
father's father's wifl'. It doesn't
distinguish between al heing his
first wife, second. third or fourth.
The closest you can be and still
gel married 1s first cousin "
"To hell with what anybody
thinks." the young suitor defiant-
ly told a reporter.
"This as something that hap
pens once m a lifetime and we
are golng lo be married ... one
way or the other. IL as not as if we
are blood·related. If it doesn't
happen here. 1t wall happen in the
l 'nlled States, .. he said.
His wh1te·ha1red step.
grandmother told the Press As·
socaataon the marriage proposal
"came out or the blue ...
"He had a fat of the giggles and
said we might as well gel mar·
ncd. 1 said 'Are you proposing to
me"' And he said 'I suppose so.'
·'What are people going to say?
I suppose they will thmk we have
taken leave of our senses.
''When I met him he seemed
like a young schoolboy. Then all
of a sudden he was a friend. That
friendship keeps growing.
"I know people might think he
as marrying for money. How
wrong they are. Neither of us has
any. I only wish we had. I am on·
ly a pens1on('r," said Mrs Good·
man .
Back home 10 Los Angeles,
Mark's mother. Selma Good·
man, speaking to a London re-
porter by telephone. said she will
"try to talk him out of it. Tb~
whole thmg is ridiculous and ..
11lup1d I ha\ c only JUSt heard the
nt•" i. and I'm shocked."
Tips on How to Buy
Trees, Gifts Offered
Advice o n choosing a
Christmas tree to perhaps gel·
ting a gift for the yachtsman
"who has everylhin~" can be
found in Sunday's Daily Pilot.
TREE TIP8 -This weekend is
traditionally lhe busiest on the
many coast area Christmas tree
lots. Staff writer Jerry Herten-
stein taJces a look at the kind of
trees available. their prices and
lips for choosing them and their
care m the lead You section
articles.
SUNCHRONIZER ANYONE?
-Thal 's just one of the lnstru.
ments Irvine businessman John
M. Wilson Jr. has available at his
small, but highly successful
s hop . Stare writer l'n111p
Rosmarin discusses in the lead
Business page item Wilson's
passion for keeplnl{ coastal
yachts fully equipped.
Divers' Gear
(SUND A Y'S BEST)
STUDENT DISCIPLINE -
Oh. if a look could discipline. A
Un iversity of Rochester
psychollgist says it can. In fact,
he says in an Associated Press
article. a close, icy stare to the
C'ount of three and a stern but
calm voice can t urn the
classroom monster back to bis
studies.
VARIETY KEY -Melba
Moore. who sings and acts In an
11pcom1ng musical, ''Tim·
buktu ! ... discusses with As·
sociated P.ress writer William
Glover her need for a varied
lifestyle to brin~ "emotions" to
her stage work.
SA. Firm Recalls
A.ll Regulators
WASHINGTON CAP) -A re·
call or breathing reguJatora used
by skin d1vers was announced to-
day by the Consumer Product
Safety Commission.
The commission said U.S.
Divers Company of Santa Ana,
Calif., is recalling all regulators
lt bas sold since Dec.1.1976.
The exact number of ref·
.1.1lators Involved was not lm·
med.lately available, but several
thousand were reportedly ln-
vol•ed naUonwide.
The 1cu1* re1ulatora c»ntaln a
potentially defective clamp rtna
that can cause unaealinf of lhe
dlaphraam. reaultlnl ln water
bloeklfll tbe airflow, the com·
ml11lon 1aid.
Jt 11td t.M ~1uJatora 'A'•rt sold
under the model name• Conabelf
XU, Consh ll Supreme, Calypso
J, Calypso IV, Aquarius, Octopus
and Hookah.
Ownen or the suspect rea·
ulators we~ ureed to atop ulin1
them and lo lake them to the
nearest U.S. Olvera Co. dealer
tor replacement or the clamp
rlne.
Further information ls avail•·
ble from ll.S. Djvers Company,
Cuatomer St?rvlce Department,
3323 West Warner Ave., Santa ·
An a, CaUf. • 92707 ~ the COD)• mission Hld.
Krisluuts
On Trial
In Fraud
FRANKFURT, West Germany
(AP) .-Shaven·beaded, robed
f oltowen of the Hare Krtsbna
sect marched into court bealinl
drums and cbanUng today at
they went on trtal oo. cbar1es of begf lne more th.a $1 mi Won un.
der alse pretenaea.
Fourteen se<!t membera are on
trial, Including Hans Kary, 36,
world president; Peter Kauf.
mann, 27. bead of the German or·
ganlzatlon, and Stefan Kess, 30,
Counder of the Frankfurt temple.
The 18 defense lawyers asked
tbe judge to allow pauses every
90 minut'6 to enable their clients
to "follow their religious duties."
The monks collected 2.4 million
marks, the equivalent or Sl.1
million, in Wes t Germany
between May and September
1974 alone, the prosecutor said.
He said they told shoppers from
whom they solicited money that
it was d estined for hungry
children in India.
The prosecutor said only $6,800
actually was transferred for that
purpose to the Krishna center at
Mayapur, India. He said the bulk
of the money was used for ex·
penses or the German Hare
Krishna organization, bead·
quartered in a mountain caatJe
near Frankfurt.
The prosecutor said the sect
had used the money to produee
records, print books and pay
debts, guarantees and legal fees.
The monks also are charged
with estranging children from
their parents by educaUna them
for the purposes of the sect.
Patients Stymied
SAN FRANCISCO <AP) -A
group of physicians at Napa
State Hospital Thursday asked
California's county health direc·
tors to stop sending patients to N~pa State Hospital because df
staff shortages.
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Get Along, .Little Dogie
Ole, an 18·month·old steer , carries Jules Nielsen, 79,
through his south Phoenix neighborhood. "I used the
technique of taking it real slow" lo break the steer, said
Nielsen, who adds, "I don't think Ole is quite ready to get
into traffic.
Man on FBI' s List Seized
BAKERSFIELD (AP> -A
Visalla man added to the FBI's
10 most wanted list only Monday
was arrested here Thursday
after he left a house officers had
staked out.
Enrique Estrada, 36, was
booked on warrants from Los
Angeles char ging him with
separate murders ln which two
elderly women were robbed at
knlfepolnt, then were beaten to
death.
Estrada also was booked on
two counts each of armed rob-
bery and burglary.
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A-I DAil y PILOT
SECOND GIANCES: Despite
dire reports to the contrary, deep
in my bl:!ck heart I just knew
that our Orange County bus Une
couldn't Lose two $11,500 forklift
trucks.
And I was right The bus line
didn't.
All lb.is came about earlier UUs
week when It was reported that
county auditors pulled a snap
survey on so·called fixed assets
of the Orange County Transit
District.
The audit report left you with
the strong impression that a
number of items belonglne to our
public bus outfit had become un-
fixed. The auditors lamented
that they had searched for 80
items and found only 13.
AMONG THE MISSING were
the two aforementioned forklift
trucks.
For you among the non-forklift
fans. you should know that a
forklift truck sort of looks like a
small tractor with two prongs
sticking out in front.
Anyway. the county auditors
said that the bus line 's two
fo rklift trucks weren't ''found or
identified" in the survey
Now, only yesterday. OC.'TD
General Manager Ed Loritz sug-
gested that he found and 1den
tified both vehicles One was
~ork ing out at a maintenance
rnrd in Irvine and the other was
("hugging away at a s 1m1lar
facility in Garden Grove
As for the auditors· failure to
come up with this 1ntelllgence,
Lor1tz suggested that "they
c11dn 't really look very hard" and
mainly JUSt asked bus hne of·
flc1als where things were.
The bus officer didn't divulge
precisely who was asked about
the forklift truch or where they
asked .
WE ARE I.EFT lo use our 1m·
ag1n a llons on this key poi nt.
Maybe this is how 1t went
The county auditor, pencil and
notepad in hand, arrives· al the
bus garage. He looks around for a
bus line official
Common to most repair places.
public or free enterprise. when
ypu are looking for somebody in
charge, you never find h1m .
Neither does the county auditor.
Finally, peering beneath a
nearby broken bus, he spots a
pair of legs sticking out from un·
ctt!rneath the vehicle. Banging
noises and blue language spew
forth Crom beneath the bus. The
auditor wanders on over. He taps
lightly on one of the legs prolrud·
ing from beneath the broken bus.
"PARDON ME, sir, do you
work here?"
"Hell yes. I work here." comes
the muffled reply from un·
derneath. "You don't think I lay
under here for my health. do
you?"
"No I'm sure you don't ," the
auditor says. "Do you know
where 1 might find two forklift
trucks'~"
"Lissen. if I could find two
forklifts I'd have them come
carry this bloody bus off to the
junkyard. I can't even fmd my
monkey wrench. You see it laym'
around out there someplace?''
The auditor spots the missing
monkey wrench on the noor and
politely kicks It under the bus to
the voice from beneath.
"Thanks a lot, buddy," comes
a muffled r eply, followed by
more banging, clanging and blue
verbage.
Then the auditor quietly writes
in bis notebook :
LOST: Two forklift trucks,
$11,500 each.
FOUND: One monkoywrench,
$6.95.
Friday, 0.c:omb9r 9, 1877
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5 Worker• Killed
Bodies of three more workers were found
todav after a series of explosions and fires
Thursday at the Rol.lins Environmen~al
Services. Inc .. plant in Logan Township.
'4 J The discovery brings the toll to five
dead. with another 10 injured. Rescue
workers had to leave the scene Thursday
because of toxic fumes. The search for
dctims was to ha,·e been completed to
da~-.
'Big Broth~r' Sought
NATION I WORLD
SALERNO, Italy <AP) -:-Can·
dy, the 7~year-old star elephant
of the Orf ei Circus, fell Into the
sea on arrival Thanday, but 15
firemen and 1klndivera rescued .
her.
She went on wtt.h tke lbow
Thursday nJpt after ber trainer
fortified her with a~ made
of 12 pounds of suiar, a boWt ol
cognac, Uve p oucid s o f
bicarbonate and lix 1aUoDs cl
tea.
Ga y Child Porn Photos Claimed in Indictment Sale~en Describe
MIAMI (AP> -A former Btg SAMS "WAS CHARGED with in Omaha, Neb .. and was being
Brother volunteer has been in· seven counts .. of sexual battery held without bond awaltln1 ex-
d i ca ted for allegedly photo-and pornography Involving tradltlonloMlami. s gi• I ActJ•VJ•tJ•eS graphing young boys in homosex-children. ur c
ual acts after telling them the FEDERAL PROSECUTORS
oictures would be u sed in HOMOSEXUAL RING in San Francisco, where Proca
medical textbooks. Two of the RAIDED IN EA ST-AB was convicted of Interstate
charges carry a possible death transportation of obscenity in
penalty. _He was being sought by August, described him as
The indictment handed down authorities in Baton Rouge, La.. "amon~ the largest distributors
here Thursday against Jeffrey where he is thought to live. of homosexual child pornog-
Sams. 251 by a D1tde County Raymond v. Proca, 38. also raphy lnthecounlry."
grand jury charged that the pk-was charged with two counts or The Miami Herald quoted in·
tures were actually printed in wholesale promotion of obsceni-vestigators as saying that three
child pornography maeazll'l ~. Dw-oca was arrested Thursday boys -rangln& in age from 10 to • ' 12 -learned homosexual acts
Doct~~~-Helpless
As Colleague Dies
ALBANY, N.Y. CAP > -Doctors at Albany Medical Center fought
for two weeks to bring their colleague out of a~oma that began when a
faulty machine starved her of oxygen.
But they pronounced Dr. Ahjana Patel dead Thursday and -with
her surgeon husband standlng in the room -t urned off the respirator
that had kept her breathing.
Mrs. Patel. 33, starr radiologist
at the hospital, went into the
operating room Thanksglving
Day for surgery to abort an ec·
topic pregnancy in which the
fetus was developing outside the
womb. in a Fallopian tube. She
never regained consciousness.
THE HOSPITAL blamed her
death on failure of
anesthesiology equipment, wblch
allowed oxygen to leak in a way
that could not be detected on
monitoring equipment.
"There was unanimous airee·
ment among a number of physi-
cians, including three
neurologists who had examined
Dr. Patel, that she was legally
dead. based on an absence of
brain function," said a hospital
statement. "Following this de·
termination, mechanical support
of breathing was discontinued.''.
Mra. Patel'• huliband. ~r.
Kumar Patel, a surgeon at the
hospital. was in the room when
the mechanical respirator was
disconnected. He stood by as a
medical team headed by Dr.
Samuel Powers watched her for
three minutes "t.e make sure
there was no spontaneous al·
tempt at breathing.
"THERE WAS NONE," said
Powers, a specialist in the treat-
ment of trauma and shock.
He said the neurologists had
made electroeJ'cephalograms of
Mr1. Pat.er onftwo occasions, 24
boura apart, and found no
evidence of electrical activity
either time.
. Hospital ofiicials said the
machine maltunction that led to
Mrs. Patel's death was dis·
covered when she began suffer·
tn1 heart 1pasma on the operat·
ing table.
. from Sams. who then photo·
graphed them. telling them the
pictures would be used in
medlcal texts. The indictments
said the photographs were used
in two magazines distributed by
Proca. Wllliam Needs, e xecutive
director of the Big Brothers and
Blg Sister programs in Dade
County, sald he helped state at·
torney's investigators in their
probe. '
HE SAID THE charges were
the first of their kind in the 13·
year history of the program,
which aeeks to provide children
from fatherless homes with adult
supervision and companionship.
Needs said one of the boys ln·
volved in the photographs had
been assigned to Sams in No-
ye m ber 1974 after a slx·week
screening procedure that in·
eluded Interviews with
psychologists. He said Sams con·
Uoued in the proar'"11 until 1176.
NEW YORK <AP > -A s glcal supply salesman teaWled tba\ be
once had to assist a doctor in rain sursery becallle the blade of a new
model saw he was trying ell them jammed in a pat1••11tull.
He and another sale an who testified of • 1lmilar lmtanee both
told a state legislativ earing Thursday that in neither UM wu there
evidence that their partlclpatioo
caused harm to the patients. The
patients were una'Y~re that the
salesmen ~ part in the sur·
gery .
The saw salesman, George G.
Schott from Eas t Moricbes.
N. Y., said he had been asked to
be m the operating room because
the saw was a new model and had
not yet been purchased by the
hospital. The doctor and the
hospital were not identified.
SCH01T SAID THE blade
jammed as the doctor was cut·
ting a circular piece of the skull.
At the request of the doctor, the
salesman said, he freed the saw
and showed the surgeon how to
hold it so It would not jam.
He said he had been in operat·
ing rooms "al)out 25 to 30" limes
over a period or 10 years, but took '
an active part only once.
Salesman Larry Kluge of South
Setauket, N.Y., said he bad been
in operating rooms for about 25
operations over the past two
years.
KLUGE TESTIFIED that on
one occulon he told surgeons
they had implanted a nee cle9lee
bao~wa.rds . .After some debate
with thedocton, beaakJ, thefre-
moved the device and replaced lt
correctly. •
, .Kluge ~tald tbat dari91 the
repair, he pul pressure on • lee
bone "for one or two mlnutel.'' at
the request ol doct.on, to keeptbe
device in place while the cement
hardened.
The salesmen testilted before
the Medical Practice Task Force
or the Assembly standinc Cclm·
mittee on Health, wbJcb It bold-
ing two days of hearlnp to de-
termine the extent to wblcb tur·
gical salesmen an asslstlnc m
operations.
The chairman of the le1t1lative
panel, Alan Hevesl of Q---.
said no testimony would be taJten
from anyone involved ln cowt
proc.eedinp apinat Smltbtowa
General Holptt.al on Loni lataad.
That hospital and foar ataff
memben bave been indJcted «
charaes of second-de1ree lllAlll'
for allowtn1 a aalesman to belt
with hJp 1ursery.
Storm Closes Schools
DA1lt PilOI
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Fallen Angel Al"Wln ......
Demien Sl•nkir. 37. of Rivcr~tde. vice presi·
dent of the local chapter of Hells Angels.
· wulchcs his m otorcycle go up in flames
• a rt er a collis1on with a car in San
Bernardino. Senk1r 'was treated for a frac-
lurc•<1 ll•g, police said. Om er of the car
wa-. f\Ol injured. offi cers said
Brown Wooing
Labor Support
-. ' ..
Friday. December 8, 1977
Suspect Found Guilty THE FAMILY CIRCUS. By Bil Keane
I I
Dtdy City Man Convict,ed of Slaying Gay
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -A
young Daly City man has been
convicted of the June 22 stabbing
death of Robert Hlllaboroueh, the
homosexual gardener whose
savaee murdllr inflamed this
city's large gay community.
A Superior Court jury of four
women and eight men dellberat·
ed six hours Thursday before re-
turning the verdict of second-
de g ree murder against John
Cordova, 20, one of four young
men originally chareed in the
case.
In September a 16-year-old de-
fendant was convicted of assault
but cleared or murder cba.raes.
A nolher suspect, Mlcbfel
Chavez. was granted immunity
to tes tify that he saw Cordova
stab Hillsborough. The trial of
the fourth defendant, Richard J.
Spooner, is pending.
The slaying became a
cause ct>lebre for San Francisco
gays because the klllers re-
portedly shouted sexual lJlunts at
Hlll11borough, 33. Witnesses sald
they saw three men pummeling
Hilla borough on tbe ground a few
yards from the apartment he
shared with Jerry Taylor, 27.
Taylor was beaten to the
ground by the assailants but.
managed t.o escape.
Reaction to the murder also
was lueled by its timing -two
weeks after the Dade County.
Fla .. ordinance on homosexual
rights was repealed after Aruta
Bryant's natior:ially publlcl1ed,
anU·1ay campaign.
POOR DAYS BEFORE the
murder 200,000 marched here in
the Gay Freedom Day Parade.
Judge Donald Constantine set
Dec. 29 as the date for Cordova's
sentencing. He could receive
from five years to life ln stale
Stolen Property
Bar Leader
Faces Charges
SAN DIEGO <AP> -John J. McCabe, the new
president of the San Diego County Bar Association,
has been arrested for invesllgalton or receiving
stolen property. police say.
McCabe was booked at county jail Thursday night .
on one count of receiving ---------
prison. A1111tslant District At·
torney Eu1ene Sft'eeters said it
would have been difficult for the
jury lo return • flrsl·degree
murder conviction because the
crime did not appear to be pre-
meditated.
CORDOVA'S ATTORNEY,
George Walker, plans to appeal
the conviction because be said it
rem a ins unclear whether
Cordova or Spooner did the stab·
blna.
Response to the conviction ln
the gay community was subdued.
Ao unidentified director of the
Tavern Guild, an oreanization of
gay bar owners and employees,
said: "I thought Santo's helpers were ELVES." "J think justice was done. I think it'll 8lve Ule people food for -------------------
thought before they start trying Pho 1
'
lo take people's lives based on a ne Re·~u-J..:.... man's sexual preference." J j , u,&3
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Supreme Court has been asked to reverse an order
that Pacific Telephone refund $205 million to its
customers and cut rates by $60 million a year.
TEMPLE CITY (AP>
-A 34-year-old Arcadia
man has been burned by
a bomb that he and a
friend m.l!took for a bot·
lle of oven cleaner.
sheriff's deputies say.
James A. Chandler
was In the restroom of a
Temple City restaurant
Thursday when he and a
companion spotted an
elgbt-o~ce amber bot-
tle.
The utilily filed the request Thursday, nearly a
month after the state Public UtillUes Commission
refused to reconsider a Sept. 14 ruling, paving the
way for a court test or the utility's tax accountin&•
methods.
THE CONTROVERSY INVOLVES the use of
an accounting method that has allowed Pacific
Telephone greater deductions for tax·cuttine•
depreciation allowances.
Savings have been put in a reserve account of ·
capital expense:-and the phone company says it has
been able t.o keep rates down using the account to'
finance new plants and e<1uioment.
stolen property and four
counts or attempting to
receive stolen property.
police Lt Dave Crow
said. He was released on
his own recognizance
lawloffice and home by
officers using search
warrants. He said the
property lncluded such
items as watches.
bicycles and microwave
ovens.
ARRESTED
John McCabe Jr.
The container ex-
ploded shortly after
Chandler 's friend
handed it lo him, dep·
utles sa id.
BUT OPPONENTS SAY the lax money saved
through accelerated depredation should be passed
on to ratepayers in the form of refunds and rate
cuts. two hours later
McCABE, 34, was in·
LOS ANGELES <AP) _ California Gov. Ed-stalled last Friday as the youngest president In mund Rrown.Jr. Is i.aylng all the right things to win local bar association his-
McCabe was kept un·
der surveillance after he
left his office and was ar-
rested on a street at 6 :55
p.m. as he left a
nightclub, Crow said.
torneys' association Oct.
4.
He is a Pas adena
native who graduated
from the University of
Notre Dame, where he
played basketball, and
earn@d a law degree at
the Univeri.ity of San
Diego.
big la~r·s support for his 1978 re-election cam-tory
paigrt, and labor is responding with warm approval The police fencing de-
f or the nonconformist tail chief said $1,000 In
Dcmoc;rat. ( J I Brown told the na· sto en property was con-
tlonal convention of the STATE fiscated from McGabe's
McCABE WAS elected
president or the at·
/\FL-CIO Thursday that..._ ________ __.
he believes JObs come
before the environment, that cheap foreign labor is
a threat to the American worker, and that the
minimumwegeshouJd be higher.
_ In response. 2.,000 delegates and guests at the
nation's biggest convention or labor leaders gave
Brown a standing ovation.
Reagan Re~1f"'• Fuad•
WASHJNGTON <AP> -The federal govern-
mertt has r~cc1ved a reimbursement of $611,141 in
unused campaign funds ftom former presidential
candidate Ronald Reagan.
Lynn Nofziger, a former aide to Reagan, said
the Republicon l'andidate did not return the money
earlier because the government hadn't asked for it.
Mhtor Quake Felt
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -A small earthquake
along the San Andreas fault about three miles off
Ocean Beach here shook Daly City and the Sunset
District of San Francisco.
However no damage was reported from the
quake at 6:26 p.m . Thursday.
Tax Relief Progrnring?
-LOS ANGELES (AP> -A Republican leader
said Thursday that chances of passine a multi-~illipn,doUar ~x relief bill have Improved because
of ct>ncesstons offered by Gov. Edmund G. Brown
Jr.
-A flu a two-hour meeting wt th GOP leaders, the
D~1fQll•PQr.~ ~the bad TOlced11 wU 16~~l'Jlore the Republican proposals.
B rown a'ald that did not represent any con-
ce qns on his part.
B.,...tltu Threatftl•
.. > ~RT ORD (AP) The death of a hepatitis··
strlJken army cook will force the inoculation of
2,<XJJ soldiers, relatives and base civilians at Fort
Hudler Liggett, oC(iclals said Thursday. "~nny Pvt. 1 ::;ha.reU L. Bullock, 20, a cook at
FoJ_ flunter Uggett 80 mlles south or here, died
W 1 .. !sday of viral hepatitis.
CHP Anti-drinking
Program Criticized
SACRAMENTO <Af» .._ A 0 bar
owners' association iS' urging the
California Highway Patrol to stop
urging bar patrons t.o report potential
drunk drivers by telephone.
Russell FitzPatrick, executive
director of the Alcoholic Beverage
Con trot Ueensees · Association, said
Thursday that asking bar patrons lo
become Informers "could produce
much mischief."
But a CHP spokesman said it would
not stop what it's doing, and denied
that the program amounts to harass-
ment or bars.
THE PROGRAM, under way in
some areas of the state, includes the
distribution by the CHP of cocktail
napkins and matchbooks which say:
"Let's get the drunk off the road. Dial
Operator, ask for ZE-1-2000."
The CHP also distributes place
mats. post~rs. bus cards, l~l ca~.
aJ\d puts up billboards ah:ped at re·
ducing drunk driving -but these
don't inch-"!e th~ p~o! !\!2E .
1
•
Patrol llpokesman Kent Mlf\of\ ~~
nobody is under any compulsion to
use the cockt.ail napkins.
.. THERE IS NO INTENT to create
a system of harassment. The intent Is
lo let everybody know there is a chan·
net lo report someone who obviously
might be a drunk driver," he said.
But FitzPatrick said the program
opens the door for people who may
have a grudge or animosity toward
another patron or the proprietor.
He said in a letter to CHP Com-
missioner C. B. Craig:
"OBVIOUSLY, a patron leaving a
bar and entering traffic, even though
hem ay be sober, will have the odor of
alcohol on htS breath and will be
placed In an embarrassing position
when stopped by an officer.
"Consider also \hat some
pranksters, armed with a fist full of
dimes, could pick up random license
n\im hers on a parking lot, report them
and cause the CHP • great deal of
lrQµble chasing down false leads."
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ax Relief Action·
Must Come First
Perhaps spurred on by the probability that the Jarvis
x relief initiative would win vot er approval if the
gislature does not come up with its own tax relief
easure, Gov. Brown ls displaying a little more flexibility
his approach to the problem.
In recent days he has been meeting with lefllslators
trying to iron out the differences that blocked this year's
tax relief efforts.
Among other things. the governor now says he would
~gn a measure that included transferring to the state the ruu cost of welfare -now a $300 rnilllon annual burden for Joe al property taxpayers. This would be a step in the right
direction.
Brown also seems less adamant about his unwise
~ircuit breaker .. concept that would tax property on the
b asis of family income and channel major benefits to
lbw·incomefamilies and renters.
The idea of providing the least tax relief to
middle-income families who pay most of the property tax
~as a principal factor in the defeat of this year's tax
legislation.
The governor says he now detects more willingness to
compromise in the Legislature. If he displays a matching
willingness, the sorely needed tax relief meas ure could be
accomplished as the first order of business when the
lawmakers reconvene in Sacramento J an. 3.
And, in addition to t aking the welfare load off local
property taxpayers, the state should closely re·examine
the m any other programs it's mandating at the expense of
local agencies.
Legislation by initiative, which can only be modified
or corrected by a second vote of the electorate, is always
dangerous. But so long as the lawmakers fail to act, or act
"1wisely, initiative is the public's only recourse.
J:ounty Musemn Plans
t Orange County supervisors voted 4·1 this week to
ereate a citizens committee which will spend several
ft}onths compiling proposals for the establishment of a
coun ty museum and loo king into sources of funding. .
Many interested individuals have volunteered their
expertise in helping examine mus~um plans ~nd resour~es
that might be offered by groups interested m preserv~g
Or ange County's natural history, fin e arts and cultural his·
U>ry.
County government would, of course, have to be the
agency coordinating such plans, but supervisors ~ill be
well advised to take full advantage of the free assistance
available.
Grants from private and public sources also are likely
to be found for the support or a museum.
Supervisor Ralph Diedrich, who cast the lone dissent·
ing vote, suggested there are many other areas cOWtty
government should address, saying there aren't enough
dollars to go around as things now stand.
, But that's something that can be said sincere\)' by
almost any government official at almost any time ..
t The need for an Orange County museum might not
seem to rate too high a priority. But we are the second
largest county in the state and we do have a rich history,
worth preserving for the benefit of the generations that
'fill be growing up here.
It is possible that a m<><test start could be made on a
museum without the expenditure of much tax money.
Already some individual communities have been able to
establish such cultural assets.
The ldea is worth pursuing.
CHP Greetings
The California Highway Patrol's annual holiday drive
lo keep drunken drivers off the road is being bolstered this
year by an extra ha lf million dollars in federal funds, most
of which will go towa rd beefing up enforcement by paying
for overtime patrols.
That's a lot of money and it will buy a lot of
enforcement. so it's as well for early celebrants to
remember that the CHP campaign alreadr is under way,
A rather unusual feature of the anti-drunken driver
effort this year is the CHP's plan t.o distribute posters,
Ilium per stickers, place mats and cocktail napkins <for use
bars and restaurants> bearing the patrol's official shield ~d the motto, "Let's get the drunk driver off the road.
t)fal Operator, ask for ZE 12000."
Calls to that number will alert the nearest CHP unit to
potential drunken driver. It's not the most cheerful
letide message, but unfortunately it's one that seems to
1119 needed year after year.
dnaniona e>epressed In the space~ are thoee of the Dally Pilot.
&;Gr views expressed on this page are those of their authors and
.,USts. Reader comment la Invited. Address The Dally Pilot, P.O.
. Box 1560, Costa Mesa, CA 92626. Phone (714) 642-4321.
Boyd/Small Change
BJL.M.BOYD
A mon1 tbe oddest of
sonal printable pleasures
e ever bumped Into la the
.. ctlce ot a lady with no
.->rtage of cash. She dropa
-'na on purpose, juat a few, a
*kel here, a dlmo there,
erever she aoes. Because,
• says, It makes people
PY to flnd colna. Sbe en.
Jons the looks 04 tho faces
the peop~ who pick them
up. That's worth the ainall
change, she think.I. Sensible
or silly. which? Beata me.
Anymore, when mOlt ot the
ktda who play hooky do so,
they don't go someplace
apeclal, as once they did, like
fishing, or out to the baU
park, or even Joyrtcllna. They
just hang around. And the
poiJlt of thia Item ls where
they tend mosUy to bani
around: theirechool.
Q. ••11n•t It a fact tbat tour
of th• l1x Am«tcua to wtD
the Nobel PrtJe for llterataro
wen alcob0Uc:1t ..
A. Either tbat or ac9edlni·
ty b&a\t1 dllnlt--. ~ on bow ,au deftDe lt. raultaer; Sloola&r fA•l•. Eu.cene 01'1.W Ana Bnleit
Hemtn.,,.,, each bM bMa eo
ldenttnea. Joba Staobetk
had some mllhty bottle bbata
tn hit yout&. Pearl Back
didn't.
Jack Anderson
.
Behind the Navy Dropout .Rate
WASHINGTON -Mllltary
commanders have been warned
to keep their eyes peeled for men
with twt.sted personalities. The
armed forced are anxious to
purge their ranks of mental mis·
fita, sex perverts, bitter loners -
the kind of men who resent dis-
cipline and run away from their
problems.
An utonisbing 42 percent of
the recruits are weeded out
before they
complete
their enlist·
menta. In the Navy , the
dropout rate
is 47 percent;
nearly half of
the Navy 's
recruits don't
make the
grade.
For the record, the military
brass blame the voluntary
recruitment 1yatem for t.b•se
alarming statistics. But off the
record. some Penta1on offlclala
confess that only poor leadership
could be responsible for such a
high dropout rate.
There is a decided difference,
however, in how the misfits are
handled. Enlisted 'mllflts.
malconteota and miscreaata are
usually railroaded out of the
service, often with less-than·
honorable d.ischar1es. But the of-
ficers who foul up are eased out
quietly and delicately, if at all
ponible.
We have uncovered the sordid
case, for example, of a company
commander who allegedly as-
saulted his recruits and de·
manded nude pictures of their
women in excban1e for
privileges. He supervised some
250 recruits al the Navy'a San
Nicholas Von Hoffman
Die10 boot camp.
He would excuae demerits and
rrant liberties to recrulta ill re-
turn for nude rbotOI of their
wives and gir frlen1l1. Our
sources Sllf the officer kept the
nude pictures in a scrapbook.
He a1ao bad a nuty bablt,
when provoked, of assaultin&
recruits. Once, he allegedly
choked a recruit with a towel
because the youn1 man bad mls·
placed some tonslliUs medica-
tion. The commander was also
known to slap recruits in the face
and punch t.Mm ln the stomach
when be was in an ugly mood.
ONE RECRUIT, with great
potential, became the c;omman·
der 'a whipping boy. The officer
would force him to stand at at.ten·
lion and then slap him across the
face . When the recruit's
girlfriend came to visit him, the
IJ.•I
commander refused to crant him
liberty wtleu he provided a nude
picture of her. He r efused..
dropped out of the Navy and save
up a promisinc career.
Aa for the commander. he was
left unlnveatlgated and un·
diaciplined for two years afteT
the first alleaatlona of mistreat-
ment were raised at the boot
camp. There ls even reason to
suspect bis conduct wH con·
doned by some of b1I 1upervisin1
officers. Finally, the Navy
brought formal chargea against
him -charges that could have
resurted in a jail sentence.
But the company commander
was allowed to plea barialn fot
an undesirable discharge Instead
of a court martial. Our sources
say the Navy le~ blm off the boC.
in order to avoid unpleas~
publicity. I
At the Navy's Great Lakes, ID.,
tr a loin& center, an off leer
brought his 8-year-old daugbtet
along on an inspection tour ol a
barracks for male recruit~
earlier this year.
The officer put on a splendi4
show for his daughter. He beavef
the personal possessions of ont
recruit out a lbird·floor window,
Then be kept the recruit ~
up and down the stairs, retrie~
lng the belongings one ltem at i
time.
The officer also scattered the
personal belongings ot two other
recruits on the floor and directed
his daughter to spray the items
with shaving cream. In this case,
the officer was reprimanded and
transferred.
Footnote: Since the Incidents
rather than the names are impor-
tant, we have agreed to withhold
the names of the two officers.
The Navy responded candldly to
our inquiries. A spokesman ex-
plained that it is an "accepted
practice" to drop court·martial
charges and grant an undesira-
ble discharge Instead. The
transfer of the other officer •'for
cause," said the spokesman, .. is
one of the moat serious ad·
ministrative measures used in
the case of officers."
Boni Again at the JaUJiouse Door
WASHINGTON -If it's true
there's more joy in heaven at the
repentance of one sinner than in
the virtue of 100 good men, they
must have gone wild beating
gongs at the news that the Ohio
Smutater, Larry Flynt, publisher
of Huatler magazine, had pulled
up bis pants and washed his dirty
bands in the blood of the lamb. It
waa obvious from the little
crinkles at each end or their slit
mouths that here on earth too the
elect were coming close to smil·
ing.
There was rejoicing in the
nether regions also. If Larry
Flynt does for
virtue what
he did for
vice, the out~
look for clean
living is de·
cldedly
beariab. In a
abort three
:rears the
Gross-em-Out
Kld from
Columbus bad undone a genera-
tion of Hugh Hefner's sex·can·be
beautlfuipreachlngs.
WREN THE Satanic spirits
learned that Larry had donned
the garments of religion, cbam·
pacne corks were pulled down as
gla1ae1 clinked with touts of,
"May bis wings be large and
feathery! May his halo forever
burn brilht ...
rJ.1nt came 811 clOSt! 81
Earl Waters
anyone tn the Jut 2,000 years bal
to putting sin out of bustneu.
Physielans and other ux
therapists report that his
magazines have replaced low-
level radiaUoo and food addlUves
as the nation's number one cause
of impotence. One luue of
Hustler and a normal reader
doesn't want to try sex, in
wedlock or out, ever again.
FOR MORE millennia than the
devil cares to count, illicit sex
has been sold on the basis that it
is sinful, wicked and therefore
great, tlnalY fun. Flynt made sex
di1gust1n1. The man has set back
the cause of evil several cen-
turies. Ula punk sex has turned
America off, cauaed a drop in the
birthrate and a decline lD Army
enlistmenta.
Where is the Red, White and
Blue-blooded wencb1Jl1. skirt·
chasing, pbllandertng soldier of
yOTe? He baa taken all bis yore
and has plumped down in a pew
praying to the Lord to be spared
another laaue of that m11azine.
I Now comes Flynt plopping
next to blm. We can oaly hope
that the arrival ot Flynt iJl the
temple will drive \be sinners out
and back to work defendinl their
country In the lntervala between
their puffy, breatble11 ex·
preaslona ol luat.
Plynt's wUe, Althea, appanat..
ly an old-fashloaed woman with
the courace ol her COllVlettou. la
not taking kindly to being mar·
ried to a Chrisler. EvidenUy she
can't accept the idea of pr~g
before ahe goes to sleep, although
she may have been consoled
when her husband told her,
"Honey, there's more people
who believe in God than ln
pornography, so we ought to be
able to make a living some way."
It ls thb fad. that there's more
money in religion than in ir·
reUilon. which glv~ rise to the
suspicion that Flynt's conversion
is genuine. It ls predicted that to
prove that he means it next
moath 's HusUer centerfold will
depict a fqlly clothed Ruth
Carter Stapletoo klaalng tbe leet
of Jesus to be shown we~ a
sheet and a rainbow. .
' i " JARRY FLYNT la b-._t.;pnt!of a
number of dele&ra&ed b'onunp..
again ID tla• last Jew yean.
Eldridge Cleaver, the one-Ume
black radical revolutionary, has
tlao thrown himself around the
feet or (>06Slbly the knees of the
Dlvlnlty. Likewise Chuck Colson,
who uaed to play the Magniflcat
in honor of Richard Nixon.
Mr. Colson, beln1 a portly
man, may not have actually
lowered hiJnselt to the earth to
signal fealty to bla Savior, but be
ha• come a.a close as the in· flr~itles of eaUn1 in Waablngton 's blah-priced
French restaurauta allow.
Some oeoi>le have ridiculed the
sincerity of these conversions,
but they're mistaken. All three
men gotnligion at the jail house
gates -Flynt is currenUy out on
bail appealing a long prison sen.
tence for what non-lawyers
would call smut peddling.
Like finding religion ln the fox-
hole, these conversions are the
most genuine, the most un-
reservedly sincere since there is
no self·interest left to tug the
other way. It demands a rogue of
a high order oCtalent to feign COD·
version, and we grossly natter
these three to suspect them of iL
IT'S AL90 nice to see that the
president's lister is helping Jim.
m)' in the task of making us
moral again. Jimmy has had
other.things on his mind l .. y
lik&ordWing NASA to find~ lit•
tie &'l'eeJl men whoee UFOs turn·
ble over Georgia like the stars
falling oo Alabama. What a day
it '11 be in heaven and on eartt\
when the Carter clan catebes up
with one o( those little guys fro~
the Star Uederkram and they
lead his little green protesting
self to the baptismal font, there
to be born again.
"But you don't understand! t
can't be bom a second time. Wt
Martians sub-divide!" the ex•
traterrestrial visitor will protest.
But Larry Flynt will answer blm1 18.)'ine, "Welcome to the bouM Oil
the Lord, little green brother.•• •
.
Will California llaNe a ·Part-tim.e Governor? ' • • •
The prospects of Calllomla
1-avtn1 on.11 a part-Ume aovemor
for tho next three Y•Al'I gh'•
pauso to wonder whatever hap.1 pned to that "dedicated" Y9UtlC mu tbe people elected three
yeanqo?
Tbat wu the fellow who wu
''too bmy" to take out of state
trips, or even
travel ln«ate
to attend
Political party
atfalu, let
alone bust ..
n e 1 • and
labor COf\Ven·
Uons. Shun· n1na ltm-0u1Ine1
-.S OUler' trapptnp of btp 'fll.
flee, ... ~tared UR tht Im••• of
•
11Doa•polilician .. and "•d rMllt ·evet1one b\lJ1in1 abOut bow
''retr•bln11Y iltftereat'' bt waa.
,BeJecUnc all lnvltalloaa to
e;.remonlal • potklca& tuew
tlona on ll'O'IDda the duUeS of bit
Job Jett no time for nonseuse,:bta
first 15 monthl were indeed dll·
ferent.
But It WU all too lood to tie true and lt wun't lona before tho
1bam wu exposed. lt came
brubly u mQft tblnp do with
Jerry. On •hat appe&J'.ed to be a
apur of the moment decllion be
leaped lDto tho llmeliaht u a
Prealdtntlah candhtato and.,
thuckl:nt an p~ of baiy
work at home. ruttoc1 about the
nation tO balk hi the adulation
which ioes •lth belni a political
luminary.
MISSING the W... rift,, tMt'e
WN DcJthial ~ *» Wt retur'D httlle. aut, haflftj IPH1td UM
1191'1 OI belDi a n1t10aal , ll;tare:
1t• u. iint. .._--..._wuu"' to
make a cOll\pa.te acUul'9btnt ~ck to the bumble U(e,,'.MOl't anct
more u Ml NltiCl lortb. en.-lMM94 ~ ~ 1.-cnt•• .Plan to
•'1rfln It all" next time. He hopes
that will be in 1980 for be en·
vaalons that a faltering President
Carter will afford him the op·
portunlty for a challenie while
he stlll can run a Governor of
California.
First. however. he muat aet.
over the hui'dl ahead, that of be·
tna re·elected sovernor next
lear. So hll "decUcatlon" to the
JOb becomes taa and leu u ho
commeneea lhe buildup
nee Hf1 to wln ~•t term.
If that ... ~ not. UOUI to
make b1m a part:.Ume 1overoor,
bli oliMUIOP with th tdea p( be·
Ins Pf•ldent fJnl1h It. Already
he bat COntMtftCed traY lj (AA Of
state attendl.n£ ~veroon' con·
ferencee &Uid on otht tH.aMlde·.
1ltned to e\ him f uttbtt na
\tonal g...._. .........
• knowledge o( rorelp aUairs i&
deemed euenUal, be has f~
pretenses of state business to vis{
il Canada, Me11co and Japan an¢
bas plans for trips to Ena~
and Chin• .. t year. •
NATIONAL
DAILY PILOT
Russian's Fence Eyed Pillnws
Really
Do Talk Vermont Neighbors Respect Author~s Right
By HUGH A. MULUGAH
A .. 9-1.tl C..111111 •• I
CA VEN DISH, Vt. -Stoppinl by Sobbenltsyn 's
fence on a snowy evening, watcbJns bl& woods till
up with snow, brings further refrains from lhe poet
Robert Frost. who also bad a farm ln Vennoiit.
"Somethina there is that doesn't ~ant i wall,
that wants it down," Frost wrote, after w~g the
line at spring mending time with bla nel1bbor ~yond the hill to reset the stOQes knocked.down by
hunters.
"Good fences make good nel1hbors," the
farmer replied, quoting h1a father.
LIKE THE TYPICALLY LACONIC
Vermonter, he refused to be drawn into the poet's
fretting over what tJiey were "walllni ~or walling
out'' or who might take offense. ,
Local opinion in this small southern Vermont
town (pop. 1,260) breal$s down pretty much that
way over the six.foot high steel Jenee, with a
television camera and floodlight.a at the mai.Q gate,
that exiled Russian writer Alexander Sol&henitsyo
had erected around bis
51 acres along Tracer
Brook.
''The hunters are
"pretty browned off, and
that fence doesn't set too
well with the cross-
country skiers and the
snow scooter clubs,"
said town manager
Quentin Phelan, tilting
back in his captain's
chair.
"But the majority
don't pay "ft no mind at
all. People in Ver.m<mt
ar.e famous fOr mind.ml
SOLZHENITSYN their own business and
they leave him l)rettv
much alone. We almost nev~ see him; Ute in-
terpreter comes down lo get the mail.I'
W alki.ng the line on a darkenin(_ evenl.og, with •
stabbing wind blowmg s now numes out or the
north. one had to agree with Phelan that the fence
•·never could keep the KGB out . . . it couldn't even
keep the hunters out '' A child could easily climb
the mesh strands, and, near the comer of the
heavily wooded property, a fallen tree lay across
the fence. so that any preying animal, biped or
quadruped, could scamper across.
ONLY THE ROOF OF THE HOUSE could be
seen from the dirt road, through a clump of birches
just beyond a waterfall that spilled into a pretty pond.
From the chimney came signs of life and,
across the road, a sign of death;
"Forty-one rods NE to the grave beside the
Crown Point Road of a soldier of the French and In· dian War."
Did former Captain of Artillery Alexander
Solzhenitsyn ever visit this unknown soldier's grave
on bis solitary strolls through the woods? It would
have meant going outside his fence, putting the
magnetized card into the roadside box to open the
electronic gate, looking cauUously about to see if ..
Bof A. Pays Charges
SACRAMENTO (AP) -State Controller Ken
Cory says the Bank of America bas paid the state
$2.14 million for service charges on travelers
checks which became abandoned property.
The announcement said the 11tatesued i.{11975 to
recover the service charges, and a court recently
found the bank liable for them plus 7 percent in-.
· terest.
Under the Unclaimed Property Law, the state
takes over travelers checks that have remained un-
cashed for 15 years. But the owners may still claim
'1te money.
Withtbe
~ ofa 16oz.
soft drink
anyone was lurking for an interview; an autograph
or worse.
''THERE DAVE BEEN '111llE.\TS against
him, at least three that t know of," said Phelan.
''Someone climbed the pole and left a note in
Ru11iu attached to the lent ot the TV camera.
When he came to our town meetlnl ln March, we
knew weekJ ahead he wa1 comlnf. His movements
were timed, when he left the house, when he got to
the elementary school, and there were 11 state
troopers in plain clothes 1po~ around the hall. We
didn't want another Trotsky cue here."
That waa when SoltbenJtayn, the Nobel "Prize
winner, humbly apolofbed to neighbors for putt1ng
up that fence, aaklnt t.6em to understand bow it was
that when an author's concentration la cut off, bis
chain of thought broken, it aometimea takes him
days to get back oo the track.
They applauded him as a ireat man and a good
neighbor, who paid his poll tax and got the proper
licenses from the pound keeper for bis four dogs.
EVERY VERMONT TOWN HAS an Official
called the "fence viewer," either elected or ap·
pointed by the selectmen. Cavendish lists three
fence viewers, whose main job is to setUe boundary
feuds between neighbors or to see whose fault it is
when the cows get out on the road. None of them
was called in to view Solzhenitsyn's famous fence.
"No boundary line was in dispute," said
Phelan.
There Is no mail box at Solzhenitsyn's gate, and
he himselt never answers the phone. The household,
inc•udlng the 58-year·old author, his wife, Natalya,
their three children, aged 6, 4 and 3, and bis mother-
in·law, i.s pretty self-contained.
UNc\NNOUNCED VISITORS WHO drive up to
Solzheni1'yn 's 1ate are met with a harsh cry. in
broken English, over the loudspeaker intercom:
"\Vbo are you? What do you want! Go away!"
This writer did not so Intrude on his privacy.
The lood mannen of his Vermont neighbors were
worth adopting. h seemed right lo mind one's busi-
ness and leave tbJIJ solitary spokesman for the silent
millions alone with his thoughts and the burden of
the terrible Rilsllan proverb he cites in the preface
to "The Gulag Archipelago":
"Dwell on the past and you'll lose an eye.
Forget the past and you'll lose both eyes.··
SALT LAKE CITY
(AP) -Tbo harder a
husband and wife whack
each other in pillow
fights, the more likely it
ls that their marrta1e 11 a happy one, a UnJversi·
ty of Utah study in·
dicates.
A study of 23 married
couples by four re·
searchers indicates that
spouses who walloped
each other the hardest
with soft pillow clubs re-
ported less djscord in
their marriages than
those with lighter
touches.
THE STUDY, de·
signed to examine non·
verbal communication,
involved putting couples
into a 6·foot ring. Partici-
pants were as ked to bop
each other for a minute
with the clubs, which
were wired to show the
number, frequency and
intensity of the blows .
After the bouts, the
couples completed a
que s tionnaire to
measure agreement on
10 marital issues.
RESEARCHERS said
sPOuses who openly and
vigorously expressed
anger in a playful settin&
appeared to be closer
than others.
The study also indicat·
ed that husbands paired
with hard·hitting wives
reported less dissatisfac-
tion.
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You're ln love. You want to buv a
diamond for your ••eetheart. But
)'oll're a little concerned about ~teJllS yOU .. Jl'tPtf'• .,,,orq. · .,.
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diamond. You ma7 heve c:amually
'looked at aome diamond rtap la •
1tore window (to ~et aa Idea oa prJcet). Maybe 1ou ve even 1hop·
1*I • couple ot Jewelry •tor" and lteea •ternly waraed thel die·
raoad1 come In many qualltle11 and
)'OU want '. o watelt out for thl1111 like carbon •pot1 and bad color.
But all dlemond1 look about the
'Hme to you. Try H you may, you ju1t can't 100 muc h dltrerence.
Granted mo•l diamond• do look
pretty much alike. But they're IMK.
H y ou'll read on we'll clva you
mom• tact• on diamond•. Not love
poem• or rencltul phrue, but facu.
We1J let you handle tbe romance.
Plrtt of all diamond. IN Jun like finau··
5.ita. Eech one It 11nlqutl1 lndMdual.
fy a dlemond and you can -llldl· ~that 91pen1ta It from. 1ny oc.hw .icne. And a diamond'• value 11
ru l11 d etermined by th••• 1adlv1dua l chanit:tcrt.tlc •
~Ir.ta tveluaMI • dlamOlld h1 four 1111:npi. rulel called IN "104lr C'a" • Color,
Olarlty, Cut and Cam .......
OOLOB.
Moo dlunonde look wl\lt.e, but thtJ're not.
l>l&monda lllWllly have • tlnp of yellow c r.
l'ltown body color. The doeer a dUomond i1 to colorltN, th• more valuable It la. The t.c:t la thouah. that •~t OIJ•, of all di• monclt mined have varylni dtaTWI ot body • eolor.
But If moot dlamnnd• loolt •hilt, how le
rolor dttermlntd? By romJ>'rleon. You aim·
ply coq1pJre tho unknowD dMlmond'• et~nr
with a diamond of a lmo\Oln color l fllde.
WE LET YOU HANP.t~:'JU ~ "QMANCE
CLARITY
M.,..1 Jlf"lple cannot.,.. impufwtfona '" • dialnQJtd evt'n when tlwy are v.bte lo thr "'*~ e)'e. The 4'• i• confl.IMd by tbe '"1lllalltt. 'llult't .tly e fol of dlamontJI err
aold "'what Gttnolooiu call the lmpufe<t
rd ... H a dwnoocf doea not have vwible
1ndua1on1 to tbe tn1necl rye, thM II 11
.,..;,_i a Kl'8de accordonr to I.he -and
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nilimtoon. You're probeblJ •yinj[ to your··
... 1r, well I( you can't -1t wl.at'd11Tsrtna1
do. it make. Yoo ltno.i, you're fishL Clor·
11v probably baa •-ettect on the beauty o( a di.omnnd than any or lhe other quaht(.
facton. But bec11uae 11 la th• -lest qua •
lty r.ctor to dmcribe and dmionltNlt.e m"'lt
Jewelero tend to deocribc diamond quality by thle 11ngle factor. U1U1lly &hey will 1lvo you a loupe and let you lo"k for you,,.,ir.
Mn.t people CAn't lff anythmc throu1h a
loupe and af~ they 1lru~MI• and JMM'' at the dilmond. they •IP'ft lluol I.he diamond
they are lookini al Lt; pretty cl••·
The diamond i~pe that~ Ulle llW'k• like a very 11mplc in11trument. bot to llll' 11
11fectlv1ly, NlqUlf .. lolo of prartlra. \\ e
don't.llhow YoU diamond clanly throuch •
loupe. We UM a lplcially deo1rned hlllO('Ufer pm mOCl'OICOpe eall<'d the Mark V Crrn<r
lite. Tab our word for 1l whm you look at a diamond throuab 1hi1 th1n1t. you'll ~e
"'hit diamond clanty la all eboui.
·FM a diamond to be craded flnl-, It n n
hive no bltmlahN or lnclu1oona 111aibl1 111 the trilntd eye under 10 power ma(l11fk•· tlon, In &ood light. Th11 11 touah crltaroa andchanc.areyou1l never-one. All our
diamond clulty RTIKllnc ii done by e Gr1d·
11at1 01molo1l•l and aniitned a prccllMI ITIICle OQ a ftawl11e1 to lmperfoct ICAle.
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CUTTING.
If )1)u have a cttsmohd wltb a chip or brobn...., or Jutt Wllh w tMMJ Gtandrna'• old dlelnond fecut Into
&oday'a modem loOk, come In and U.k to tNI IMr'I for &II
the anawera. Hia name I• Jerry Ow1a
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OSTON (AP)-At leut 1Smen-
ludlng a mechanic, ta psychlatriat
a former a.sslstant hMdmuter of
excJuaive boys school -have~
a ested ln what authorities called a
r· g where homosexuals from around
the nation staged sordid parties with
boys as young as 9.
"This is a bunch of guys who liked
to get together and party with little ~s," Assistant SuUolk County Dis·
trict Attorney Thomas E . Pei.sch said
'J1iursday. "This is sex for hire ...
~ple patronizing it came from all
u,er the country.''
' "E SAID THE ring, operating out o! a home in Revere, JUSl north of
~ston. came to the attention of police
s year when a school bus driver
s convicted of raping young boys.
the ensuing investigation, 17 men
re labeled as members or the ring
d seven others were named as
engaging in child sex in incidents not
dliectly tied to the ring.
With secret indictments, police on
Thursday started a series of dawn ar·
rE1sts, rounding up suspects here, in
tJ-2 Crash Toll ' Reaches Six I f'/ICOSIA. Cyprus (AP) A Bntish
c4v1han injured m the crash or a U.S.
Atr Force U·2 reconnaissance plane
t\to days ago died during the night,
raising the death toll to six.
A British spokesman said the v1c·
Um was Jack Flawn, 55, an employe
at the Royal Air Force's Akrotiri base
in southern Cyprus.
The plane crashed into the base's
control and operations building as it
was taking off shortly after dawn
Wednesday. The American pilot.
Capt. Robert A. Henderson, 32, of
Marysville, Calif., and fou r Greek
Cypriot civilians employed al the
base were killed, and Flawn and six
others were inJurcd.
Women's Right
To Name Asked
PROVIDENCE, R.J . <AP) -The
American Civil Liberties Union has
asked the Rhode Island Supreme
Court lo overturn a lower court rullne
that a married woman must use her
husband's last name.
. The appeal is based on a recent rul·
inl by Superior Court Judge Thomas
Needham that the s tate RegU!try or
Motor Vehicles could force a woman
to use her husband's surname on her
driver's license, even iC she is
divorced.
New Ycmc and Georcla. Men were
aousht in live other a ta tea. '
THE SUSPECTS, handcuffed
together and some wearln1 businesa au.lta, covered their faces as tbey
piled out of police wagons to be
booked on charges that orrlclals aaid
went back over several years that the
sex ring was operating. ,
The youngsters, raoglo1 In age
from 9 to IS, were paid $5 to $2!5 to
engage ln aex acts with the men, of· ficlals said. The boys, many of them
homeless, were said to have beua·wW-
ing partners, but reportedly had been
plied with beer and marijuana and
had been shown stag films at the
Revere home.
Said one youngster who had sold
h1mseU to the ring, "No matter bow
much I try to block part of my We out.
the scars will never go away."
''WE'VE GOT a cross-section of
American society," said. Pelsch, ~
describing the suspects. "All but _... ..............
three or four of them knew each other. 'E' ~er' E' G1'0red
It involved literally dozens ofldds."
"We found 100 pictures of naked Lily Tomlin and John Travolta, stars of Paramount's new film,
. boys ," said. District Attorney Garrett ''Saturday Night Fever," greet fans outside Los Angeles' Chinese
Byrne, telling or tbe modest three· Theater before attending the premier. A party at the studio
story apart~ent house where the sex followed the showing.
ring was believed centered . ------------------------------Among those arrested were Arthur
Clarridge, described as in his mid·40s,
a former math teacher and assistant
headmaster at the Fessenden School
for boys; and James Dallman, 35, an
English teacher at the school, Peisch
said.
OTHERS ARRESTED, according
to Peisci). wera Dr. Dppeld Allen. a
psychiatrist from the fasblooable sec·
lion of Boston's Baa Bay: F.dward
Mede, operator of a judo and karate
school; Rogar Spear, 44, an invest·
ment counselor from Wellesley, a
wealthy suburb of Boston.
Charges against the 24 men ranged
from sodomy to indecent assault and
battery and child rape, Peisch said
The Boston Evening Globe reported
that the ring, in addition to pairing the
youngsters with men, arranged for
dates, and that In one case a wealthy
man took a child on a visit to Martha's
Vineyard.
OTHERS ARRESTED, according
to Peisch. were· George Dreifus, 37,
of Boston; Louis White, 43, of Boston's
Maltapan section; Jack Spellman, an
auto mechanic from Braintree,
Mass.; David White, a Dedham,
Mass., security guard; Mark Davis,
29, or Needham; Henry Rideout. 52,
who is in jail on child rape charges;
Frank Damiano, the school bus driver
orlginally arrested in the case that
started the entire investigation;
Whitney Chase, 54, of New York City's
fashionable Upper East Side; Donald
Heres. an inmate in an AUanta jail;
and Harvey Lewis, in Boston's
Charles Street Jail.
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VILLAGE CHRISTMAS
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248 Pillows Taken
OMAHA, Neb. <AP) -Pollce are searcbinf for
a thief wbio took 248 pillows from a truck parked in
north Omaha.
The thief broke a loclc-orr a •eml·trlUu tnack and aot away with U eas .. ot bed.room pillows.
Police •aid they were w~rth "15.
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Httf11g with GE Moc:ro· ~~EilE:~~ Thermometer"' Con-~
trot let• you tlow cook
lood• all day'°' extra
moletneu. ••tra
tendemeH, and that
real old luhloned llavor.
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OUTDOORSMAN BRAVES HEAT, WIND, RAIN, SNOW
Jack Schrelbm•n Toura WHt on Motorcycle
Two-wheel ·orive
All-iooather Gear a Necessity
By JACK SCHllEIBMAN
YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK
(AP> -Rain fell in torrents from a
mass of black-hearted clouds like a
biblical scene from an old n, Mille
movie. It was no weather for
motorcycle riding.
But I knew that, didn't I? A guy
doesn 'l get 20,000 miles of two-
wheel louring behind him without
acquiring aome smarts about the
sport. Right? Wrong. With me, fry-
ing pans aod fires runneth over.
"WHAT DID YOU expect," she
breathed with obvioua restraint,
and disdain: "Disneyland?"
That night it rained on my
parade and it took an entire day to
dry out the gear. Pigurlng the dry
spell was breaking on my vacation,
1 spiked the backpacking plan and
beaded for Tioia Road and a ram-
ble south on HJghway 39S, the east
Sierra autobahn. Hab ! A root or
snow lay on the 8,000·foot-high
Tioga ribbon.
Thia cruise was beginning tO take
on a Jonah aspect. Only sUgbUy
daunted, and a bit anxious about
what would happen next, the bike
THAT SHOtJLD BE sufficient to
explain what I was doln1 this fall
on a Yamaha, booming east toward
Yosemite National Park on In·
terstate 580 in weather that belled
Northern California's infamous
drought. Water splashing up from
the front wheel filled my boots
through the sole stitching.
-and I plwiged back into the valley,
. picked up Highway 40 and rolled
south.
Up ahead, another biker was do·
ing the same thing. A couple of
dummies -but he was dumber.
For some reason, he braked, lock-
inC the front wheel disc brake. He
and the bike hit the deck, both skid·
ding off the road in a contusion of
flailing wheels and limbs.
THE RIDER WAS saved by a
principle known '° 1tierl. U you
don't go crashing into 1omethina
else, lt'a always less da111agtnf to
take a tlop on a bill ntbef UMaQ the
fiat. The former keeps bod1-mov· '
in&, ablorbing the enel'IY of the
f•ll. Same with this unfortunate
biker. Tbe rain·allck pavement
kept him moving, preservtni hla
poor bones. Of course, I stopped,
tut-tutted duWully, attended to cer·
tain matters, and kept 1oing. Like I
sald,dumb.
Leaving Merced behind, the
silver monster and I commenced
the 35-mlle climb out of the San
Joaquin Valley, roaring on through
the Sierra foothllls toward
YC)jlemlte and aome backpacking.
That was the scenario, at any rate.
IT WAS STILL raining as I broke
eut of the Wawona Tunnel east·
bound to Yosemite Village. Once
aeain J gazed in awe at the granlte1
p-andeur of El Capitan, tbal most
magnlflcent ot all rqcka,. and \he ·
stately summlta and scarps that
beld John Muir enthralled to the
end of his life.
NOW, THAT WAS more like it.
At Fresno, the sky was clear and
sunny, the temperature broillnJ.
Dug out a whole new change of
clothes from my backpack and
sizzled ever southward.
Outside Bakersfield, lt finally
happened. After years or bike t.our·
tn1, curses: a fiat tire. You have to
be three different kinda of contor·
Uonist to change a hoof on a
naotoronJe. It took eome double
'buttennilk to calm me clown alter
that.
Sudd. out of the dust. re~recl ~ old 'tiJ-.na, lyinf in the Ian ID overripe, fiyblown
enchilada. I slipped into Baja
CaUfol'Q1a "1th plans to visit Scam·
mon Laaoon, the whale nursery a
few buna:red mUes south. Natural·
ly, it was oat to be.
STOP NO. 1 WAS an insurance ,
agency. You don't motor south of
tbe border without Mexican
segurldad, not ii you 're smart you
don't. Any bow, the lady aald
nobody was insuring motorcycles
this aeuoo. There was a rumor
1round that bike thefts were so bad
that one machine, chained to a
tree, was ripped off by a thief who
sawed the tree down. But I don't
believe tbal So, no Mateo. Oh well. I'd beard
they were having a hurricane
anyhow. Went back to San Die10
and lay on the beachlfor a week.
Got another flat tltt. ·
Good News,
. Good Buddies:
W ASHlNGTOti <AP> -Break CBen, tbe rac11o
industry ts about to 1ive you a Cbrtltmu present -
the lowest CB radio prices you'v• ever 1een.
It's not quite by choice, but the effect'• the
same -prices toe 23-charioel modell d.fopptng,
some believe, to aa llttle a1 te.95 by YNf•• end.
AND A COMPARABLE DBOP in 40-channel
model prices, Juat to keep them competitive with
23-cbannel sales.
''This ta gotna to be the beat Wni that ever hap-
pened to the CB con·
sumer," says Mark V. ( 1 Rosenker, public rela·, CB CIU'ITER
Uons director for the _ _
Communications
Dlvtaion of the Electronic
Industries AaaoclaUon, a trade lfOUP·
''AAd It will be com1n1 at the beat Ume, at the
Cbriatl!l4UI aeaaon," be addl.
What's cauatn1 tbe druUc drop in CB prtcu!
THE FEDERAL COMlll17NICATIONS Com·
mialloo baa ruled that 23-ctw:anel CB Itta with less
stringent tecbnlcal apeclficatlooa cannot be aold
after Dec. 31.
And depending on whose estimates you believe,
more than a million such sets remain in the dls·
trlbution pipeline.
That means all those radios must be aold ln
another three weeks, or somebodY.'• (Oln{ to De
stuck with them.
So you can expect the already low prices for CB
sets to drop even lower as retailers try to unload
their supply.
PRICES OF !S·~NNEL SETS have dropped
steadily since the FCC 11tnounced in July 1976 the
exeansioo from 23 to 40 cbannels effective la.st
Jan. l .
At that time, the FCC ordered tl1bter technical
specifications ln the new 4~el radios aimed,
in part, at reducing interference with television and
other home electronic entertainment.equipment.
And lt set a Dec. 31, 197'7 deadline for eelllna
23·channel seb with looser specs. That deadline
was upheld by . the FCC last month. •
The July 1978 announcement caused an im-
mediate decline ln the prices of CB sets, a decline
that haa COQtinued sin ct then.
TWENTY·THBEE CHANNEL SETS once sell·
ing for about $200 are advertised for less than $SO.
And the prices are 1olng to drop even more as
dealers continue to discount prices to clear their
shelves, predict! Rosenker.
"All in all," be says, "the next few weeks are
going to see some incredible sales.••
Meanwhile, CB sboppen can find an interest·
Ing array of Items, old and new, to stuff in
Christmas stockings.
A WHO~ NEW GENERATION of CB equip· meat la t-cdmina avallable, equipment featurtna
seann~~. microprocessors, keyboard entry
devices and other products of the computer a1e.
And while you're aboppln1 for your favortte1 CBu, don 't foraet such ac!ceasbrle• 11 SWR meun, power microphones, antenna and power
SUPP.llet. J.n tact, it would be rather dl.fflcult to buy any
piece of CB equipment that your favorite ent.busla1t
would not appreclate.
Fee Flap
Store Denies Bitu
AD hour later, nt1ht comin1 on, I
made a modest camp around my
UtUe two-man tent. I took a look
around and mentally shook hands
Tilth tbe people who can't stand
Yosemite Valley and its cars,
paved walkways, crowds, camp-
lfOUDda pounded IO fi.rm a blade of
arass wouldn't rrow in 100 yeara
even if people were kept away. Too
much of everything nature never
put there.
AMLING'S
AN EPISODE TO ·set Old MID
Kulr 1plnn1.ng in his 1arcopbapl
bleml1becl ... abort trip OD OQO of tbe. elepbant.train buaea that make
stops in the east ..Uey. Two~
b-dam• lt»ltlckod. Jewtled and.
ilcbly ;i#ec1, en1aged our driver ln
convenatlon. Tbe Jadlet w'" un·
happy.
"We took the valley tour,"
moumed one. "But we didn't see
aoytblne," finltbed the other.
'n\e driver, a bealth)'·looklnl &lrl
who drove people throulh a portlon
of one of U»e 11andest lndenta GD
the tac. of the earth, tumed her
bead •JowlJ Ind looked from one
woman to tbl GUier.
Newport NJrsery and Garden Center
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DAILY PILOT
PUBUC AUCTION
TO THI 1UDI & PUIUC
..-.Ova ROM SOUTH ANICAH CUSTOMS MO. US 1117
'' IAW twe MADI OttllMTAL •u•s .
The above shipment was ordered by Teheran House (PTY) LTD of
JHB South Africa arrived Durban 11 /4fl7 Via Good Hope Castle
voyage No. 81 . Due to financial dlfflcultlea the shipment could not
clear South African customs. The entire shipment was sent to Loa
Angeles on the Nedlloyd Kingston for complete tlquldation to .ratte
money to pay coat Incurred.
Note: Thie shipment was hand picked and contains very fine carpets
In varying qualities and sizes. This Is a great opportunity to acQulre
oriental rugs.
THE AUCTION WILL TAD Pl.ACE
SUM. DIC. 11
AT I P.M.
VIEW DAY Otl AUCTION 12 P.M. AT
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CAT.UOCIUU AYAR.AIU AT AUQIOM
Open Sundays
7i/ Christmas
December 11 & 18
For Your Shopping Convenience
Our Westcllff Plaza & Town & Country, Orange Stores
Will Be Open From Noon 'tll 6:00 Dec. 11 & 18
CHRISTMAS
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Chu~elt'S Riehes Cloak 1Ji-ssent . WE HAVE EXPAND• Alldtoowc._..,....,
EDITORS' NOTE: t .. WorldvM. Clltlrc1' ot God haa
G11 omwal tncmM of MGrlJI '10 mUb onct Mil Wot•
holding• valued at mor• lllarJ '100 miWoft. lhd .,,,.,, op-
peoro~•. t~ brUUonc• PftC~ dulll ,,.low CM aur-
/oce. Hm, in tlw /i~la o/ o ,.,,,,," o look ot OonMr Tm Arm1trono'1 orgcmt.ratwn.
PASADENA CAP) -On the surface, the world
or Gamer Ted Annatroni literally spatkles.
As heir to the rell&Ioua tbrooe held by hla 8$-
year-old father, Herbert, Gamer Ted, 47, stands to
inherit the Worldwide Church of God -with a bap..
Used membership of more than 15,000 spread out
over every continent on the globe with an annual in·
come of nearly $70 million.
THE YOUNGER ARMSTRONG ALREADY is•
recognized internally for his relletoua broa4caat,
"The World Tomorrow," carried by abouUU»radlo
stations worldwide. The majority of the statJona are
in the United States and Canada but the broadcasts
also are translated into Spanlab and Fnncb and
beamed to the far comers of the earth.
Al the church'• opulent Pasadena head-
quarters, on the campu1 of cburcb·run Ambassador
College, the Armst.roop can cast a quick glance
around and survey much ol the Worldwide Cburcb
of God's wealth right in their own backyard.
The view includes the first building the church
ever bought, a gleaming hilltop mansion.
'BY 1974 RECORDS ON file at the Pasadena ci·
ty assessor's office showed that the church had ac-
quired nearly 200 prime properties in a 30·acre area
of the city since 1946, the year before the college
was founded. Continuing their campus gaze, the Armstrongs
('an sec the $11 million Ambassador Auditorium,
whose mteriors are made from emerald·green
granite, cut and POlish~d in Massa·Carrara, Italy.
1 Garllftt 'l'ed •.W .C tile ffme, 'I
UJOllfcl .. , addreu •pelf t.e tile
dtarge•, either to f!ontlra or to
dfttw.'
The walls are lined with rose onyx from Turkey and
Persia, cut and polished in Italy. ll'a the biggest in-
stallation of such stone in the world.
Hanging from the ceiling is the most brilliant
sparkle of Armstrong's glittering world -a 30·foot
chandelier resplendent with 1,375 crystals, all im·
ported from Belgium.
"IT'S THE FINEST BUILDING in the world,
squar(' foot by ~quarc foot," says Stanley Rader,
g<'neral counsel and vice president of financial af·
f:.t1rs for lhc church.
For the auditorium's opening in 1974, the
/\rmstrongs brought the Vienna Symphony to the
l' ntl<'d Slates, al a cost of $112,000.
While a church s pokesman declined lo
spc<.'i f1cally estimate the church's real estate
worth. he estimated the property worldwide at
about $100 mil hon al cost, with considerably higher
market values.
Yet, de5pite appearances, the brilliance sur-
rounding Garner Ted perceptibly dulls below the
surface.
JN OCTOBER, A GROUP OF former Am-
bassador students published a magazine crtticitlng
the Armslrongs and some top aides for misuse of
funds.
The full-color 90-paae publication cost about
$10,000 to produce. Five of the six publishers
graduated from Ambassador College and had been
in the church from four to 15 years. The sixth
publisher attended Ambassador for two years.
The wnters say "Ambassador Report" is the
first concerted attempt to document accusations
against the Armstrongs and those high in the or·
ganization. The October issue, the magazine's first,
was distributed to about 5,000 persons who had
either sent donatfons for the project or whose
names had been referred to the publishers.
"SIX STUDENTS CANNOO' TELL a spiritually
organized church how the money should be spent,"
Rader said in response to the accusations.
"The Armstrongs are responsible to God and,
Positive Laetrile
Effects Sought
WASHINGTON (AP)--The National Cancer
Institute, which bu 1bled ft'om testing Laetrile on
cancer patients bec:aU.e of ethical concerns, is look·
ing for people who believe Laetrile reduced their
tumors.
Dr. Guy Newell, deputy director of the in-
stitute. said Thursday he hopes 200to 300 people will
,make their medical records available for the study.
JF REMISSIONS ARE DOCUMENTED,
Newell said, "then the chances are very good that
we would do a clinical trial,
·'I promise you we're 1oln1 into it with an open
mind. We have not prejudged the outcome at all.''
aaidNewelL
The ethical questions center on the fact that
Laetrile bas not reduced tumors in laboratory
animals. Several major atudles have concluded the
drug, which 1' made from apricot p{ta and contains
cyanide, la worth!MI and poalbly harmtul.
TllJI! FOOD AND D&UG Administnt1on bu
sent out a poster to ono mllllon doc;tora and other
health profe11l0Dali wamln1t aaalnat \lie of
Laetrile.
Newell sald be wishes FDA had be14 otf on the
poster ca1Dpalp for at lust tho •llc monthl tt wlll
take tbe Jnatltute to conduct tbf retrolpeetlve
1tudy.
Newell Hid it may cut "tome blu oo what.:
•e're ~ '° clD. n ml11\t ~· boUl ruenta and doctonnlM*to aoo"'ate wtUn11.' •
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BRILLIANCE SURROUNDING GARDNER TED DIMINISHES BELOW SURFACE
'$1'1 Mflllon AmbaHador Auditorium: Emerald·green Granite, Aoae Onyx . -
to a certain extent, to the brethren. The brethren "I SIMPLY HA VE TO TELL you brethren that
give steady approval by continuing to support the we now face an even more desperate crisis, and re-
church. The church grows and its programs Juctant as I am to do so, I am forced to ask you to
become more and more effective." respond again as you did before."
R'owever, all attempts to interview Gamer Ted During the Ume Herbert Armstrong wu asking
were unaucc~ful. His chief aide, Dr. Robert Kuhn. the membership for money, information from the
re1err; callera to attorney Rader, fourth down in the Internal Revenue silowed the college took in $32
llQe of 11utbority from patriarch Herbert. Rader is million in 1.970, $35 rnlllion ln 1971 and $41 milllon in
eqaatty elusive, but finally accommodated a re-1972.
porter with a 45-minute phone call placed from "The furor in some quarters," noted Stanley
Tokyo, where he was visiting on church business. Rader in the recent interview. "is not going to deter
the onward thrust of the work of the church." BECAUSE OF TUE CLOAK OF secrecy
enshrouding the tax-exempt Worldwide Church of (Soturdat1: tM JWv. lkr)
God, it is virtually impossible to unravel the com· -------------------plex growth of the church from bumble beglnnlngs.
Its origins were traced to Herbert W .
Armstrong's first broadcast rellgio!,lS sermon in
1934 on radio station KORE in Eugene,' Ore. Today
it is a financial monolith.
Until recently, Ambassador College, which re·
ceives about $25 million of church funds each year,
had three campuses. The campus in Brickel Wood,
England. was shut down several years ago and the
campus in Big Sandy, Tex., was closed last sum-
mer, with the students transferred to the Pasadena
campus. Ambassador College continues to hold the
vacant facilities in England and Texas, however.
PAST FINANCIAL RE PORTS HA VE indicated
that 85 percent of the church's income came from
tithes, or required donations, on the gross income of
its membership, with the remainder in donations
from recipients of the church's weekly magazine,
The Plain Truth, and others, including Garner
Ted's broadcast audience.
Rader said the church never makes public ap-
peals for funds, noting that the closest it comes to
that is the church's practice of sending literature to
regnlar donors, telling them about the church's
TRAVEL SERVICE
IS OHM• WELCOMES
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PEN BOUSE
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10th
10:00 AM to 4:00 PM
ft,:.~ · REFRESHMENTS & f~li-WORTHWHILI DOOR PtllZES
c:-& s.. Ow ............. OffW .. w...n. Sttlff
~u~~~~ program and explaining where lhe money .. --964-1711--..
"But there is DO passing of the hat in church or
during campaigns," he said. A z The chllrch's seeking three tithes -one tenth TRAVEL
for the church, one for religious festivals and every to SERVICES. IMC.
third year a tenth for the church's poor members -10126 Actw .. ~ •• ._,_,.,.. a..11
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CORITA KENT
IH llERSON
you're lnvlt•d to m••t the artist
· Ocnown formerly •• Sliter Cottte)
end receive ypur CompUmentary
Signed Poster.
·MUIRHEAD GALLBUES, LTD.
So41th CoHt f:tlaza, Cotta Me••
(714) 549-9191 ........ ..., .......... '-~ ............ :
Houra: Mon-Frt 10-9, Sat 1CMS, Sun 12·5 .
was one practice harshly condemned by the Am· tBeh1nd Oennyi Rettaorant)
baasador Report's staff. ~~~~~~~~~~~~!~~~~~~;;;~~::::::=~=~:~~;iiiiiiii RADER SAID THE TITIDNG IS purely volun-:;
tary, although it is such an important principle of ENTERTAININ,G, PRf/4CTICAL the church, members who don't are-likely to feel
"consclous·strlcken," he saiCi.
But even more distressing to the Ambassador
Report group than the tithing Itself was the way the · L ON A
funds ostensibly have been used -to finance in· --HEAR IT AL ----.
ternatlonal trips for the church's leadership, to REGE ..... CY SCANllli..IER • • • fumlsb luxurious homes for them, to bedeck the " "
auditorium in ostentatious glitter, to finance the
college's several airplanes, including a $3.5 million
Gruman Gulf Stream II jet.
The Arm1trongs, who say they are not
evan1elista and make no effort to convert or pro-
selJW, have contended that their plane trips are
part of their m1U1on to spread the Gospel.
BOWEVEll, TUE ARMSTRONGS' jet-set liv-
ing caused dlasension within the church even before
the publication of Ambassador Report. By early
1974, 35 mlnist.enl bad Jen the fundamentallst,
Saturday Sabbath·teepin1 sect and informed ita
memben they planned to form separate congrega-
tions.
They chareed the aging Herbert with conceal·
ing sexual improprieties of his son and with living
blgh on the members' Uthe money.
Gamer Ted dlaappeared for several months in
1972, amJd speculaUon by the separatists that he
was guilty of a number of sins, adultery leading the
list. But be was quickly relnatated, the theory bein&
that Garner Ted's absence from the alr waves cost
the cburcb a good chunk~ ita income.
IN aBSPONIE TO TRE SEPARATIST
ministers' acouaadons, Gamer Ted said ..at tbe
time, "I would not lddreu myself to the char,.,
either toeoaflrm or to den.Y."
Al the Ume Gll'lltr Ted was di.afellowahl~,
the senJoc Annltroal'told followers that attnanclal
crisis was tac1n1 the cburcb, more aertoo than one
it faceji two yean earlier~
"I hid to uk you then.'' Armstroas wrote to a
letter to the btethreO, "even to co to your bank and
borrow what you Coa.ld pay baCk wttb.ln two 1ean
on a mont.bly repayment buis, and you bntbrta
re•~·~b'. and the crlall wu 1uc-cellfl&1Jr~.
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ORANGE COUNTY I OBITUARIES
QUEENIE Bv Phll lnterlandi Letter to Kuyper
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Friday, Oecembet 9. 1977 DAILY PILOT AiJ
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' I ["I Candidate ProJl(Jses
County Reform Uiw
BANKRUPTCY
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Caq1enter Wins ~=NG ·
A Watsonville tilan received a lint place award 4nott41T-44o.2I07
for carpentry at the 115Lh A.onual lnternJUonal ~======~ Carpentry Apprutlceahlp cont.eat at the Anaheim
ConvenUon Center.
RlchJl'd Walker received the top honor for
carpentr)' afl~r a contest sponsored b)' th.rM or·
1anliauon.s. aald Roser Sheldon, apol<eaman for the
competition .
llCOMCnHCD
NIVIHf WllOUHD .....
"l understand for an encore he throws a tantrum."
Border Search
Ruled Illegal
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -The 9th U.S. Court of
Appeals says the search of a car without "founded
suspicion" at a Southern California border check·
point was illegal.
At issue was whether the border patrol had the
right to slop Larry Neil Maxwell's car at a check·
point on Highway S.22 in the El Centro customs dis·
trict. The border patrol intermittently operated an
immigration checkpoint on Highway S-22 for 25
years. using two or three Jocations west of Salton
City during a few hours a month. Equipment was
broughttothesiteeach lime.
Tioo Relics Sought
PHJLADELPIDA (AP) -The government o!
Iraq wants the University of Pennsylvania Museum
to return two archeolo1ical relics, described as the
"sound box of a harp" and the "head of a woman
from Ur.
Museum officials said that any such objects had
been obtained legitimately. and a spokeswoman
said ''no decisions have been made" on the request.
DC?atla Notlee•
IRVINE Seunoers of~ o.111 ...ct Of'. a.
B1 O.C. HUSTINGS ...... .,.. ............
Tbomu C. Ro1era of Newport
Beacb who bu announced h1s 191'8
candldacy tor Flftb Dlatrlct
aupervllor, has proPoSed a political
campalp relorm ordinance.
Rogers' proposal came in the form
of a letter '° County CoUllld Adrian
Kuyper.
IN Hl8 PROPOSAL Ro1era called
for a "reuooable limit" on donations
given to candidates.
, He also aald loana to candidates ·
should be treated u dooatlona and
that offtce holders should reveal their
major donon when v0Un1 on Issues
having a financial lmpact on their
donora.
The former Orange County
Republtoan Central Committee
chairman also said campalp mall·
in11 for county elective office shou14
include a listing of donors who have
contributed ~ or more to a can·
~lidate'a campaign.
ROGERS' LE'M'ER TO Kuyper
said there la public outra1e against
s uch campaign abuses as "donation
of huge sum• of money to
aupervisorial campaians by those
who do business with the county."
In a press release, Ro1era made it
clear th•L the tar1et of hla comment is
incumbent Flf\h District sapervisor
Thomu Riley.
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THREE OF ORANGE County's
representatives ln Congreas voted this
"week to approve funds for the produc·
lion of two B-1 bombers.
The trio included Bob Bad.ham,
R-Newport Beach; Mark Hanna.ford,
D·Lakewood, and Charles Wtuim, R·
Fullerton.
Rep. Jerry Patterson, D·Santa Ana,
dido 't vote.
The HOUie approved the measure on a 191-166 roll call vote.
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CONGRESSMAN BADHAM bas
been elected to the executive colf\Pllt·
tee of the Republican Study Commit·
REFORMS PROPOSED
C•ndld•t• Rogera
tee. an ad hoc aroup of conservative
House Republicans that has aa itl
primary role, legislative research
and analysis.
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THERE WILL BE a boat parade
party Dec. 18 for 14th Assembly Di.s-
trict hopeful Marian Bergeson at the
Balboa Island bo01e of actor Buddy
Ebsen and his wife, Nancy.
The tab ls $20 a person. That in·
eludes sbuttle service from the '
Safeway parking lot at Bayaldt Drtve
and Jamboree Road to and from the
Ebsen 's waterfront home.
WILLIAM IAVINE. reslOtlll of Mrl s.,,.,.,,.. Perry, Prttlftftl of
Tu•lln, C..a .. P .. W!d •••V •I 111\ hOmt World Htelll\ Foun<Mloon. A Mllve of
December 7, 1917 Ht I• t<irvlv•O bl' hit (Aflfornl•. A9'd ll F111Wrel -vkft
wll• Mer Jori• ol Tu111n, • o ... 11n111 _,. t l>u""-Y DK•mow 1, 1'77 et
IC411ie H-r pl Hofll\ ftef"' .. e<h, I OOPMlrtlheOlepelol8.C.W ... kea.
1'1• , • '°" Jen Etl•D ol Bon11er't Son, 520 H. c.ani.r SI., Slocalon, CA,
Forry, Ide , -1IUer lwbel hv1n. of R•bl>I Sit,,.., A Otfft.r otflci.tin., S<llenecleOy, IVI'., 1 or-f\lfclren ftrlvele l..ur....-. Rurel ~ a.C.
enO 1 gre•I QfendQllldren Mllllery Walfece a. Son Mo<"NM'Y Ol~kln.
.. rvlcH -e Plf!IO •I 5MHer UQUM DRUKa
llHCh a.-1 l'rodo O.Ce"'ber tot 2 EDWARD W DRUHa, ~ ol
PM wlllt Qwpt.,n Utley O..Ulom of. ~ 8 oach, ---sy ~r
l1c1a11119.A1Nrlc.anL.eQlon l"Olltt1.l11' 7 lt71.SWVl-~lliswti.--.
terme11t 'ecUI< Vie#,,..,_,,,''"· 1tttnv. • a..,....er Owtri fNltltr
New-I 8Mctl. SIWf..,. ~ ... ., Wlllltl"'lne Orullo, •lstd Svtol\
Monvery Olrec:t.on f'4 UJS. Cl.arollul. Mtmorla4 MtVlc• Wiii lie
URl&R • 11:l0 AM s.cur.y D9GI , .. , W ot
P@OGY NEWKIRK aARllUt, l'MI· 11'1<111( VI~. l•«lffN!lt IA
ClentoOwnllf'lltonlNCfl.....-n•' Pacific View Ill Pft. Tllote
O.cemw s, 1tn. A "°t'" el ~ •lt11"'9 '° r • ,
New :.Juv~iill.e JU~
To spe~. Thursday.'.
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MYIVealt .. lt --..lw.dl>l'lllf'MOllltt n!•U '"-1• ... Ir 9enle ~ ol Huntl!IQtAlfl leecll, I loerlla ell.tilt. ftaclfle V4ew
••u1111t.r Trecy a ... 11er tll H.._t MOftlMry DI,...., • ~ 8MCll, a SOii Hoyt 8¥ber of llllllOIS, 0 ~othtr Earl "-tllrle of -ovle, •I•
wrvlvtd by sllltn J-°'""' of llM· 3M G • ,. l<lr.t, Marda LCMM!f't pl Hunt1119tM f,'IJelJ
Beech, J«kle ~nrv p1 u Jolla, Jo.s11
Judge William Murray, wt,)<> will
take over as presldinl Judee of the
Orange County Juvenile Court in
January, will speak Thursday at a
luncheon presented by the Youth Bell 01 He*PO<t llte<Pt No former
lu11erel servlcn -•held. CrtmellOft
ano ptlvaNI 1-1 we,.. c...-UCtH
DV Smith Tutlllll umD '°'I• MH•
Mortuary. 111 lleu p1 llow<ln femlly rt
quHll 0011e11ons IM m•O. to vour
la•orlto cllerlly Smith Tuli>llf Lemb Cost.a Mes• Mortuerv Dlrectora.
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$1,000 to
Wllege
· Service Pro1tam.
HUOHH
Reservations for the luncheon,
which will be held at the Mesa Verde
Country Club from 11:30 a.m. to 1
p.m., must be made by Saturday by
calling 534-3601.
• MARY MARGARET HUGHES, rttl· $ ()()() U h . b
dtnl ol Coll• Mtt.t, DUHd ••o A l, g l as een c 4er A•..11-Alf,.,
De<em11er1. "11a11r.eev-011S SMll donated to Saddleback ell.. ... ..,._,..,
!".:,"';:!!" ~.;.;::,,.;:,~~1::;.~:;~ Co 11 e g e 's general Orange Coaat Colle1e'1 Recycling
.,.., lllttrtNnl wllf be lwfd In MedllOft, scholarship fund by the Center la opeb 24 hours a day
.wr,. sm11111u111111 umD C.o•1• """ SouthemCalllornlacom· throughout the year to take Morlu.try In cMrgie of local •rr•"9f·
ments......_ munily relations com· newapapen, ma1ulnea, aluminum Euuur~1!:~~~rNG, mHd mittee of Minnesota 111n· can1, car and motorc1ele batteriea,
••ev oec...,..... '· 1m A .. ,10.nt "' lng and Manufactw1n1 automotive oil and cardboard.
. eo.1• Mew. w 1• -"1"90 11Y r.er Company. · The center la a delliPated reeelver :~:..ri:.':"C:::,;: ~:=,:: Collep offlciall Hld of recyclable matm:a& for tbe dt)' of
'Ulltf'P04.ll ... MeMlnOolC.ot.laMftO,• the donation by 3¥ :Costa Mes~. All roftta from the 11ronclehll-. s...vtc.ea _.. htld "rt• d b ·a." Decem1>er , ., 11 AM ••II apearbea a t e com· center are . to OCC students
llroed•O Chapel. l nurnmut pany's inaulm'ttiOD of a in the form of ICholushlps a.bd ::.:;;.:;;~.:=;~~::~·· ••11 civic and communitytbn-1rani.. For rurtber lnlormaUon call
MNAt cognition prouam in e ~-681. DR. NATHAN SI NAI, r•ld9flt of •
L.ooun• Be«hpatJOd ..... ., ... _.,., area. Al .. ._ ............. ~ 21. 1m. H<Abendof 1111 '* K•tt1r"" The project marka the ~........ ..,_..,..
Mc••rr.,., Stnot, "'°""' °' 0r: a. Mn. 75th nniveraay of the Herry l(epten of U9UN Hiii• and t... a A talk on prol)Oeed parks ln Alaska
rate JoM s s1,..1. Mrt. ,.,.,..,ce company's foundlnl and <and 8 showing-of the film "Ace of ~:_:r~a~~:=.~:'~~"1. ~r::.1:~ awards selected colleaes Alaska" will hi1hll1bt Tuesday's
Reno, A.S. Howitt ol Mopetlo, Or. and universiUes. meetln1 of the Oran1e County Group
Na then Saplro of Lot AllQelH, Her"'o" of t!e Stesna Club.
McCOIMICK
MOITUAlllS Laguna Be1ch
4Q4·941 S Lagun1 Hiiis
788-0933 San Juan CaplatrlllO
495-1778
IALTZAa•aOM
PUteALHOMI
Coron1 def M1t 813-9450
Cotti Me11 ~2424 -llU llOADWAY
MOITUAIY
11 O Broedway
ColtaMna
842·9150 -..nt'IVIMU.LAMI
COITA .. IA CHAI&
427 E. 17th St;
eosta,.... • 840488
• SantaAnaChapet
518 N. Bn>8dwly
8antaAnl • 647 ... 131
MCl•on.s-SMllMl'..-UAIY e27Mlln8t, Hun~\91eh
SANTA BARBARA
CAP) -SeaaeUa S&aart
Baxter. 84. father of
Acadetny Award -
winnlna actre11 Anne
Baxter and retired vice.
pre1ldent of Joeeph E.
Sea1ram & Sons Inc.,.
died Tbunday. ·
PERTH, Australia
(AP)-SlrBuUbbry,
75, commander-ln-thlef
of the RAii' ftahter com-
mand from 1M9 to 1953
and commander of the
NATO air fOl'C• .lo Cen·
tral Europe tiOm 195*
unUl b1I ntlNmlat ln
USS, dltd. Tbarida1, •
The meetlnf, featurifte speaker
John Tangney of'the Oran1e County Conae~~tioo ~mmlttee, wlll belln
at 7:30 ,p.m. at Saddleback H11b
School, Flower street at Se1entrom
A venue, Santa Ana.
The talk 1s open to the public.
lt&dga App• .. Cftl
Judge Philip A. Petty of Newport
Beach bas been named presiding
judge of lbe North Oran1e County
Municipal Court.
His assistant presiding jud(e dur-
ing the 1978 calendar year will be '
Judge Luis A. Cardenas of Irvine.
Judge Petty was appointed to the
Fullerton bench in January 19'78, one
month before Judie Cardenas waa
named to bis po1t. Both men were
named by Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr.
~ Tra,..,er1ed
M aJ. Gen. John K. Davit, cosntned· ,
tng general of tbe Tblrd Martne
Aircraft Wing at El Toro, WW ~e
command of the Fi rat Martne Aircfatt
WlnaoaOklnawanextFebruary.
His successor at El Toro hu not yet
been named.
Davis has beel! •t El Toro •lnce 1978.
With his promotion to brl1adler c
general in 1975, fJe \)ee._me uslatant
commander of the Third Marine
Aircraft Wine and held that position '
unt111grs when he became command·
inc ceneral of Marine Corps Air Bues, c
Wea tern Area, and El TQro MCAS. .
LEASE WITH· US
Holiday Weekend Events
' At
~outh Coast Plaza Village
SATUIDAY, DECEMla IOtta
'internation'al Music Day for
March of Dimes with the
popular International Strings
performing from 12·3 p.m.
light Foundation Choir 12:30
Toinmv Mcloyghtln of the
• L:!A, Mime Co. t>erforms 12-3 p.m.
Vl~age c.aroi..-. ~~ p.m.
SU•AY, DICIMIEA 11•
Four O'Clock· Players -
Recorder Band 1 ·3 in the
Mercantile Bldg.
Garden Grove United
. Methodist Church Choir sings
2p.m.
Mr. and Mrs. Kris Kringle on
the mall 11 ·5 p.m. No
commercial photo• of
children with Mr. Kringle taken. The VIiiage Invites ~
to bring your own cameras.
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AJ2 DAIL y PILOT Friday, Oeeember 9 t977
these are only a few of the over
one hundred items now
on sale in our stores
men's acrylic sweaters
RE0.1U913· •. 99
He'll look great in a sweat• from Mervyn'a colorful gift
selection. Fashionable crew-neck sweaters in ski looks,
fishermen's cable knits in solid ecru, chest stripe styles
and many more. All of machine washable 100% acrylic.
Sizes S-M-L-XL.
men's dress shirts
Long Sleeve
REG. 7.99 EA.
2FOR•13
l .89EA.' .
Eaey.cat9 ~-./~ttqn Dtoad•
daCti lhWta. II wfih• futt plleke
r-.;z-...froc __ nt. rn1tllfed-<:hes pocket and
1~w11•.""I ~V'G~ Sizes
:t4 ~ -lft~~ 'o eeves11 32" to 34" lengths.
Short sleeve,
reg. 6.99 ea.,
2 FOR $11, OR
6.79 EA.
chlldren•s coats
and jackets
25%off
girls' and women's panty sale
Girls' briefs. 2QO/.
reg. 69¢ pr .•....•... 6 PR. 2.7! 7'0
Women's briefs, bikinis. ff
reg. 88¢-1.60 pr .• ,. 8/4.20-e/8.90 0
women's dresa separates
Long sleeve blouM with trimmed
neckline. Combine It with a long 25% Off
skirt. Polyester. Sizes 10-18. A89-•10-t20
Oreu Department SALE7.&0-14.99
girls' Visa• polyester pants
Elastic waist flares of cling-free, REO. 3AI
IOW reliltent v1sa• polyetter . 2.99 doubleknlt. Easy-care.
SlzM 4-8X. reg. t3 .......• 2.41
men's nylon jackets
Jackets with 100% nytOn ihell,
pe>lyettW fiberfill and tfdt entry
pockets. SIDI S·M·L~XL. Other
stytM ello on ule.
Glrta' sizet +ex,
reg. •1M28,
11.99-20.99;
aize.7·14,
reg. t18-t32.
1Ul-23M.
Toddlera'tiUI
2-3""4: jack~
reg. f 14, 10.49:
coatt,
reg. $24, 17.99.
tnfMta'•lzts
12-18-24 moe ••
reg. $7-$18,
6.1 .. 11.99
street-
rength
coats
Reg.M6-"6
SALE 32.99-47.19
25%off
Featured is a aoft·tone
plaid, double-bntnted
coat with removable
hood, ort·aeam pock-
ets. Only one of manv
ltylet. Slzet 8-14.
Coat Department
8.99REG.t12
ChOOMfrom our wonderful holiday
selection of Junlor·•tvte sweatel'8.
Boet·neck, crew-neck and hooded pull-
ov .... V-neck and hooded cardigans
With zip or button frontl. Clatlic or
blouaon lookt. fn wlntw IOlldr, manv
with atripe and jacquard trlmt. Care-
free acrylic and ecrytk:btendl.
Junior end mlalet' llzea S·M-1..
d d•••• • 4
INSIDE: •Business •SPOrtS
•Televlslon. •Com ks
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jBoliday
:(Blues?
t Americans have been
. t programmed to have
unrealistic expectations
about 'the holidays. 1~·~~,~-~f
By JUDITH OLSON
Ot .... o.lly " ... IUlt
ls Christmas really the seasoo to be jOUy.,
Too many people think so but don't know bow
to pull it arr. accordlnfi to Claude Farlj7', Ph.D. a \ counselor and coll.su tant based in unt:l.qton
1 Beach.
I He and hia associate. Sharon Fleming. are
offering a one-evening lecture and discussion on
, ho,r to handle the holidays ''Without feeling like a
I Sc~ooge" at7:30p.m. Tuesday, t>ec.13.
During the evening the two wW talk about ! wtiat they call the holiday "triad"-
' Thanks£iving, Christmas and New Year's Eve-
and bow Americana have been programmed to
have unrealistic expectations about them and ex-
perience frustration when they don't turn out like
they 're suppoeed to.
Holldaya are necessary, Farley bell~vea, to
make life exciting. "People need to bave a
parade once in a whlle," be said, "like a festival
or lltu.ro. The h~aya were intended for that
but we-bave-evolv_.,to .m tm~ance." ..
THE DISTORgts cauted by~ wb9 have "done thib' ~·· andlD'MitJaolW to iell people on U. Of.~· ,
But miniaf.tia~ •net l'Jdoaista haveal\
done their ho~, M~ ~ • .&"<e·
sequenUy ~:e'tih~w there can be ao_c>l~. aide to the "Coli,: · .,_:...;
The mtum~r~nioo of Chrl1tm11 tll~ • Tbanktgivtnf bejtns with a beautltul m-.Ubfe
picture of the "perfect famlly" enJoYinl u old-
fashloned Chriltmu and baviDg a wonderful
time.
"The magazine shows a simple Christmas
JDd a tree that has 42 presenta around it,
beautlf\dly decotated. People think they have to
be up, wttb that," Farley said. .
• 'They tblnk, 'I have to be b&pPY at thla time • because everyone else 1a happy.••
· When children are throueb apenlu their
.ilft.a the UIUal reacUon ls "Wbert ard th+ Jeat? "·
l'arley noted. and the parents oftt!!D are wonder-
~1'0UDAY8, Pase 82)
Foree· fol
Ctmistmas
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By DENNISMcLELLAN Of• Drlll'f Hllll9ff He's no R2D2, but Rugs Bunny ls no slouch either.
Ruaa Bunny ta the name
employees at Pacific.Mutual have
chosen to christen the newest member of the mallroom Uaff.
He doesn't tUe coffee brew ot
lunch boun and he doesn •t talk on
the phone. Illa only concern 1a see·
iDI that the mall gets through.
Russ 11 a •elf-pr~~:!led, • automaUcally-gulded m obUe
that makes b1a dally run on the
fourth noor of the life insurance
company's home office lD~ewport
Beach.
In operation for three months, be (or it) 1a probably'the Jirat ot bis
kind 1D Orange County. Anyone still doubting that the
apace age 1a here should see Ruas
in acUoo.
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.takes R\WS 31 minutes to complete h1a rou:ndl. Wltb 11 trips a day, be
avwases 18quarter miles a week.
..At first I lauahed and thoupt It
was rldleulous to have an automa~
ed mall.mobile come by instead Ota
person, .. aald Nancy Robins of tbe
audio visual department. "But it
jut ae~una normal now."
M•. JWbina, standlna near .her ddk. stepped out of tbe way as
Rues rolled by, beepin1 and
flaabln1. Just then Charles
MacLelA a manager, stepped In
front9fRup' path.
But Macl.ean was safe: Rugs
automatically atops within Inches
of hla obltacle.
"If it comes up to someone It
stops," said Macl.ean, explaining
the veblcle baa a "proximity detec-
tor."
"It wtll then advance several in-
ches, .. be noted, 11 Rugs moved
forward altghtly. "It does lt three
times before stopping."
Macl.ean stepped out of the path
Following a route determined by
an Invisible chemical track
sprayed on the office carpet, Rup
wends his w_, through the various
departments at one mile per hour.
A1 be does so, his two blue eyes
°(llgbta) nub and be emits ,. lowi
electronic beep. •
• apd the m~blne turned a comer
and continued it.a rounds, stoppinc
in fro'1t of another desk. A woman ,. bepn U010ldln1 her mall.
~ .... :J-vehicle, wblcb ti low:, feetbJA~ ~~Mii and twofeet wid~;~.~ -1 mail atop for ~~~iebeafaled On
the l;!S' ,foe:t ~ ~ ~ it
"You Clll see how people react
l~ i .on • HCOnd-nature basis,"
Mact.ean noted. "With many com-
panies there has been up to two
monttd bf ~wltb people in-
" • • <See av as, l'ale BZ>
•
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Jl2 DAILY PILOT ANN LANDERS I HOROSCOPE
The . Applause Isn't All ( Boroseope ) Toys are Safer
SACRAMENTO (AP>-Toyl&N!Hfll'theae
daya, but dllll8eroua ones 1Wl wind up under the
Cbrlatmu tree, aay atate and federal officlall. , DEAR ANN
; LANDE.RS: Hurrah for ~· the gal who •llbed
herseJt "Honeat." l'Jl bet
the true number ot
Bedroom Sarah
Bernhardts ln this world
would be a shock -even
to you. Yea, I am one of
the vast army of ac-
tresses.
Aaa
Lallden
1N7 wben my flancee and
l w•nt to tbe clerlYJnan
to mate &rr'111em ti
for our wodd.lq, be eald,
··1 don't wani to perform
tb1a OtrelDOllY because I
don't think yoq two will
tut toaetber at.x months.
The oQl)' reuon I'm do;
ln1 lt ts because your
8ATVJlDAY, DEC. It . You will have opportunl· ty to prove m~ ~L
BJ SYDNEY OMARa PrHtlte CO\lld aoar ..
ARl£8 <M•rcll 2'· Cancer,C~flfQl'.e · ~ prominently -IO doe. April 19): New Moon n\lmbert
"Warnlnp about holid11 lnd toy safety have become aomethm, of a cllcbe but tbey
shouldn't be," says JUchard Spohn, C~U!omla'• director ol com um er atf af n.
Why do we do It?
Becauae we love our men
and doo't want them to
feel inadequate. We ac-
cept the fact that we have
bun biologically 1bort-
c ha n 1ed by Mother
Nature and la isn't
anybody's fault. No
woman ever enjoys sex
as much a a man does and
s he never will.
So we juat go on dolne
our litUe act. Knowin1
that our men are saUafied
1s enough for us. Do you
have the guts to print
this ? -ENJOYING
NOTHING BUT THE
APPLAUSE IN~ CITY
DEAR ILC.: U Ute ap.
pJaue •all yoa're eoJoy-
1•1 1oa are gypplnc
10.raelf plenty. Yoar
b..Se QiearJ ii laeoned
aad I IMlpe Joa wtU lane
tbe lllU to d1IC1lll JOV problem with a tberaplat
ao you ea.a begin to ex-
pertenee wbal 11 rtgbUal-Jy yoan.
DEAR ANN: You're a
great atrl but I laush my
bead off when somebody
catches YoU off base lll\d
you have to apologize
pablicly. Well, you really
gooted It up in a recent
••• Holidays
<From Pa1eBU
mg how they are going to pay for the ones they
did buy.
"The parents wake up after New Year's with
a hangover and feel that they've been taken," he
added, ''but they don't know what happened to.
them."
WOMEN ARE UNDER even more pressure,
Mrs. Fleming not.eel. •'They bear the brunt of the
holidays. They are supposed to make the best
cookies and decorate the most beautiful tree
when they're busy anyway.
"Women's roles have changed in the last few
years and they don't have the time."
Farley contends.that the single-parent fami-
ly and the single person have been left out of the
picture all together in the holidays.
"You never see pictures of one-parent
families with working mothers," he said. "Those
kind of people should be encouraged and support-
ed. They should be told they're doing a good job
the other 364 days of the year. Even if they just
i:et one gift for each child it should be okay.".
He urges families to sit down and discuss
some alternatives to the traditional celebration lt
1t is making them feel resentful, tired, hostile or
empty.
Parents could decide, for example, that they
are aoing to aet one tpeeial eift for each cblld
and perhaps make another one.
THE FAMILY could eoneentrate on isome -
community project durini the seaaoo inatead of
spending a lot of Urne and money on abopplna,
and they could establish thelr own type of llturay or festival.
"Instead of making Dec. 2S the big day, why
not make it another day, like Feb. 2, and have
some really/ood friends in?" Farley sugcested.
"lnatea or all the shoulds and oueJlt.a, we
ought to think of what we want."
"Wouldn't it be. exciting to come up with a
new plan? To become closer? To have a more ex-
citing time? To make it more of a productive
pa use In our l1 ves?"
Mrs. Fleming suggested that people think
about giving themselves gifts this holiday seuon
too, such as a special day at a museum or a time
to sit down and vi.alt with friends,
"You shouldn't create a vacuum," Farley
emphasized. "You should put sometbini in the
holidays. Put positive traditions in."
Many people talk about having a simpler
Christmas but never get around to It because
fo'arley said, they have learned to take care ot
their bodies, can and their homes but not their
emotions and mlnds.
FARLEY ~LSO a mam.,e eounaelor and
therapist, said be belleHt many problema 1uch
as holiday depresaion and overeatlnl and drint·
ing could be handled more e-uUy U people would
treat themselves to a yearly .. check·up" for their
emotions. It the emotlou are in iood order, the holidays can be~ tun.
The New Year, \Vlth ita traditional making of
reaolutlon.s, preaenta another set of problems,
Farley and Mn. Fleming said.
ReaoluUons are oft.en made in a time of emo-
tion and then guilt sets In when they are not
followed.
Farley 1aid people should set Ione-, medium·
and short-range 1oala and make the abort-and
medlum·rllll8e 1oala part of the loq·ranie plan.
"Don't Jflve up anythln1-ttve youraell sometb1n1," &e empbulled.
To avOtd post..bOllday depresalon l'arley tai·
geatt ae~ PoBiUV. ioat•. and calUvattn1 PQ9ltlte frt.U, Yl«YI to dreu, eat and talk..
"Haveapoatlyeaw-./'hHald. t ~
U a person hu apet too muCll .ID(IQe)' Ud
eaten too mucb over tbo hollda11, U. oiil:Y·w., out of lt la tO j'Mt 'UP, param..., aDcl.J,;e re-
allattc .. abOk 1itthi1 the b~ dcl ftPie back in ordtr, Fartey1al(f.
lnltead of moaning aboUtDOt ~able to 10
out to dJmw fit tab trtpe *•'*9 Of eutataiu
bllla, people lbould f1od IUtiltltutell• M ~.
Uke ham~ enJo1able eventnp wttb Medi.
"If you have Oft• 1ood fritOd ,_ ~n a
treuure," ho aald. •
Further information abciUt Ute '4teture,
which will be atven at 210a B~ &ilte,
103, Buntlnston Beach, m11 be OllWDed from Farley at 982-6880.
answer and eo far you famW• have been mem•
haven't uld you 're benot1n1~paUon
eorry. foraolon&."
Someon• wrote in Two yean later the
poaitlon empbHlH• •coar10 (Oct. 21.
lona·ranae communtca· Nov. 21): Ftatab wbat
ti.on, contact with OXClt• JOU 1tart. Study pros .. · Jng person who can in-pect• Wltat may ap-troduce YoU to NW~ 'to be '-• atudy or bobby. Cancer, PMl" -.·ranie.
Caprlcorn lndivlduala nner~!~L • ve:rita-ttaure in eeeurto ble corn~ It llkelt
T AV8V8 (April 20· to bave a limit and now
Kay 20) • Wbat JO\I )'OU Oned out about Jt.. feared ti 1 ••paper P -repare. Protect
''Natlanwlde, children •uff• 320 ooo toy or
bolld•Y·related inJurtea a year. Tb1t11' mor. tban =~~1000 1n.furi11 c•uaed by automobile &ed·
Loll Van Guilder of tho U.S. Oonlumer
Product Safety Commlulon tald a 119 federal PIOdlaeed a 1barp drop in toJ.related mlahape.
ht dlllllftlWI to:n •WI appear, and thoM that DU;tat belafe for older cblldren can be da.naeroua'
for the JOUDC•·
about obscene telephone clerum111badanenous
calla. You 1uuestec11et· breatclon. I'm not l1IN
tine an unllated number wbetberornothla •bame
and 1lped otf with, "I'm had an~ to do with
glad I'm not la the hi• ~ollapu but lt
telephone book. Good wouldn't surprise me Utt
.nJabtall." did. (Heoouldn'tlookmy
tlaer." You have a lood =~~~=~in
Jau1h lDltead of a cry. SAG ~8 (Nov. -;:::;::;;;:;;;:==;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;;;;;::;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-DlvenUy. Experiment. 22-Dec. 21): Cycle bllh
Give full rein to mtellec· -rou let cluulce to cor-Don't you realize that wife or me In the eye at
bein1 unllated won't do our flrat anniversary
you any sood? It some nut party.)
tual curlolity. _,_._.._ T-a.. GEMINI (May 21-June net put u.u..._es. -e
20)· Newmoonempbula Independent stance.
0 n. m 8 r rt a 0 e Stre11 orl1lnalU1. • • Hl&hll-c:reaUvit;J, lm· cooperative etfort1, prfntiDI of your own
ELEGANCE OH E.17ttt8TREET
lJN'BELVi happened to rini you up . In view d the fact that
al random (be wouldn't we are celebrattni our
evuknowwboyouwere) 30th wedding an-
he could continue to niveraary next month, I
pester youreaardles1. think YCJU ehould advlae.
Nothing personal, but the min.liter with a guilty
yourplctureintbeSeatUe conscience who ta in •
Post-Intellliencer looks similar 1pot to forget lt.
like a gal named Dottie No one can predict
who ditched me tor a guy whether two people can
named Dave. True or ·make their marriage
false? -A NONY -work. I'll admit ours
MOUSE hasn't been 30 years of
leaalltlea, partnenhlp. style. tcJeu, concept..
Do your homework -Leo, Aquarlua flaure NEWPORT BEACH •COSTA MESA'S
have facts, fls\irea, et• ~mtnenUy. Of IC LEAntER EMPORIUM se~~~~~:~t CAPal~aN (Dec.
July 22)" Be 1naelfto 22-Jan. U). What wu IMPORTED and DOME.sTIC • .!';."' dark, eecret!Ye reeetves about wbat YoU want u benelll ot 11*1lt. Cancer LEATHER and CANVAS HANDBAGS
contrasted to temptaUon native abow1 you the LUGGAGE. WALLETS-ACCESSORIES
DEAR NONY: Flnl: totalbllu, butinthemaln
Of cou~ you're right, it'a been pretty darned
bat cbanllal to an unU1t-good. -A.B.G.
or 4e1lre. GemJ.nl, Vlr&.o way. Y°'1!' mind opens to
ffgure prominenUy -so freab collcepta. Leeal 369 E. 17tli ST., COSTA MESA doesnumber5.Dl&41eep, dilemma wlll be re·
uncover data which can solved. Putner or mate ~ IH WESTPORT SQUARE
leadtoproflt. make1 ~onc•ulon 6 6
eel a.mber woald cer&aLD·
ly redace tbe odda.
Second: I'm not DoUle
and &bat picture In tbe
P.I. cloesn'l look like me.
I wllb &.bey'd paUa a r,al
pbotocrapb or trJ for a
better drawlns.
Complain for me, wW
)'OUT Yoa'rea•ubleriber
andl'maot.
LEO <July23-Au1. ZI): Cbeck behind 1ceoes: 4 .5,;33
Be ready tor advetu:re, Dram ls ~c -u ~==~===============~!!!!!!!!!!!==~~
DEAR ANN
LANDERS: Way back in
DEAR A.B.G.: I dcnlb&
tba& theder0mu'1wts·
gins oat bad 01Udal to
do wlU. y-, IMd I'• 11•4
you •am.,. worbd la
spite ol. .. &Joomy pre.
dlctlou. You are rtcb&
wllen JOU 1ay nobody can
be au.re. All mania1•
are happy -lt'1 Uviag
&oge&ber afterwards
&.bat'stoagh.
Wed.cfing and engagement announcement. run on
Sunday tn the Dailu Pilot. Form& are avcilabU at all
Daily Pilot of /ict1 or by caJling the Featurea Depart-
ment. 642-4321.
cbangeotsceneJT, lharp properlY!ntAlrPreted •·
revi1lo1t of concept•. AQtfA8101· (jan.
ideu, •oal1. Youa1 20-Feb. U): Dl•en1f1.
person 1mpirel, JJatera Be •lnatlle. 8oc1al ac· 1ou. but allo coold make t1vlt7 1boald be en· you Proud. Yes, tb1a New coaraaect. Tbere la love Moon Ume 11 one ot can-ln yourllt.-bat 700 eould
tradlctiam and healthy be tundu J'OUI" back to
challene-. Jt. l'rleddi deslres are VIRGO (Aq. 23-Sept. accented ud fulfilled
22): Land -what you 0 l l ~l t l · can own and what muat em n ' ai ar us lliure in -so b e a o 1 d -c o u 1 d does number a.
dominate. Dreams -PISCES <Feb. 19~
what can come true and March 20): You are 00 wbat you must dhscard -solid footlna -know lt .
la on your personal agen-and be confident. What
da. A legal maneuver ls appears a setback ls
di11cussed, your response merely a delay. You are
sought. asked to revise, review,
''THee'' PLACE
IS
°1'HM"·PLACE
POil
A
HOLIDAY GIFT SHOW
SUHDAY, DIC. I 1111
11 A.M. TO 4 P.M.
171 W. I,. ST., COSTA M11A MJ.IOOI
OflN eAILYIN
To avcnd djlapJ)Ointment, pro"J)ecif~ bride• ore
remWl«l to ha~ their wtddmg atorier, with o bloc~
and-whUe oloutl of the bride or of Ille coup~. lo the
F1ahm• Depc:u1ment one Wffk ~""'the wedding. E~ OMOUncementa, ..tilt black-and·
iol'JUe ol.outl of the Mure briM or Ult~. miW be
rtcftved lJv the FfQlurea Departmnf If: eottlca Ntort
tla. aoeddine dot..
UBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. reusemble. One in posi·
22): Relatlvu exp)'e11 tlon ot autbartt)' makes
new ldeaa. You are !roo~m~~fOl'~J'OU~~·:t~m=or=e~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ challenged, cajoled. Key elevatedatrata is to be eelectlve. maln· '
lain balance and humor,·
••• Rugs
<Fnm Pace BU
teracllnc with lt."
He reported that they have not
found any mator buas in Rugs. And
to aet empfoyeea used to the
machine, they bad a rum show and
the name contest (they received
more than 2001u,1estions >.
On ooe of, the flrat runs they
loaded Rull with flowers for each
person on the mail run. Each now er bad a tac with the person's
name on It. It wu algned, "From
Ru11Bunny."
"We dld u much as we could
think of io build a f amillarity with
the machine and a relaxaUon with it,'' said MacLean. "I was aur-
priled to find there waa not one
1tn1le ae1atlve reaction or
nbota1e." For tbo1e concerned with automation repluing ,. human
worker, Ulla ii DOt really the cue
,with B\181.,'l)e lutperson to hold
•• .
the job, which wu an entry level
position that only luted aboUt three
monlba, went to another depart.
ment.
Rugs ls expected to pay for itself within twoyean.
"It glves us the aame mall
service we had before, but the im-
provement ta the reUabWty and re.-
du c U on ln tralntnc;" a aid
Macl.ean, who added that a lot ot
people talk to Ruga.
"Oh, we talk to him all the time,"
laughed Irene Mahan of the policy
services department. "But he
doesn't answer back yet.
"We're very muchuaed tolt ...
While employees now take Rup
Bunny in stride, not all viJlltora to
the fourth fioor are quite IO blase.
One vtaitina salesman, talldqon
the telephone. literallf. dropped the
recelverwben Ruaa illded by.
"'l'be me cabl.Qeta are a:aovlna
around this place," he muttered.
.. lt bu added a whole new
dimension to toys," says Levan.
.. Apd it alto pull the adult.a' in·
terest into toys.••
He •an m~ ot the tames, such as ,1eetroG1c tiattleabip, oper•te on
televllton acreenat But there a1lo are handbtld computer 1•niet ·
sueb as football and liill1le au.ck.
A9 Dec. 35 d.-aw1 c)oaer the
Orn•e Cout toy abOPI •et •tv and bu1ler-especfally on
••tlttbda. 0 1t aeema parentl biinf tbelr
kktl In on tbe w•endl for a trial rao," •111 Joanne Buab, •al.a
manaier at Seara. South ~'
Plata, "And then Monday momtni
UitY Dile up In here. ~~he da1 before Chriltmu ii an
•b•olute dlaaater," adda Mn.
Motley. "But I do advla' people to
abop •*111, •ped~ Ult la TV a4-•eri1Nd."
Ka7 Thi l'orce be wltb you.
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'Every kid knows about Orville and Wilbur and Lindbergh. But
do they know about Alberto Santos-Dumont, Walter Wellman or
Left, Lee Payne,
author of
'Ughter than
Thomas Baldwin?'
By DENNIS McLELLAN
Of IN Dellf .. llet klff In 1910, just six years after the Wright
Brothers left the ground for the first time in their
crude airplan~. Count Zeppelin of Germany was
Oying 20 passengers at once and serving them
lunch aboard his airship.
And by 1929 a Zeppelin airship new nonstop
from Tokyo to Los Angeles in 68 hours. The
airplane, meanwhile, badn 't flown to Ha wail yet.
For more than a century airships ruled the
skies. Yet bow many people know of their con·
lribution to the history of aviation?
Not many, according to Lee Payne, author of
Lighter Than Air, an Illustrated History of the
Airship (A.S. Barnes and Company).
"Every kid knows about Orville and Wilbur
and Lindbergh," says Payne. "But do they know
Alberto Santos-Dumont, Walter Wellman or
Thom as Baldwin?
''They're just as much pioneers in aviation
a s the others. It's like the whole first half of
pioneer aviation has been thrown away. And it
happens to be the most exciting half."
Part of the reason airships are overlooked in
history books, Payne believes, is because there
aren't any around anymore. The last U.S. Navy
bUm p was defiated in 1962.
While hot-air balloons have become popular
again in recent years, there are only three
blimps in this country, three in Germany and one
in Japan.
It was during a ride on the last Navy blimp to
visit the West Coast in 1961, that the author
became interested in airships. Payne, chief
photographer for the DatlJ Pilot, had been as-
signed to take pictures of it.
For a man who admittedly gets motion sick·
ness m not only airplanes, but cars, boats and
trains, Payne was struck by the smoothness of
the night over Newport Harbor.
"There's no record of anyone getting air sick
on an airship," notes Payne with a laugh. ''The
windows are open and there's a nice breeze.
There's lots of space to walk around and there's
no noise.
"It just seemed like a very civilized way to
travel"
When he decided to learn more about
airships he discovered that libraries have more
books on flying saucers than on aviation.
"And the books on aviation only have a
chapter on lighter-than-air ships and ball of that
is on the crash of the Hind en burg."
Payne's book, which is amply illustrated
with rare historical photographs and drawings
fills that void. The 270-page book ls an in·
formative, highly readable account of airships,
from the first balloon ascent in 1783 to the pre-
sent.
The introduction ls by Sen. Barry Goldwater,
a sometime Newport Beach resident and, Ute
Payne, a new member of the Lighter Than Alr
Society.
Club Calendar nm& eoch WedneldaJI in the Dail11
Pilot and contam.t noUcea of women'• and servM:e club
meeting• and event• for tM foUowing tDHk -Tlnir1-
da11 through Wedneaday. Send noUce1 to CW, Ccden-
dar. DailJI Pilot, P.O. 80% l5S), Colta Me.a, CA 12626.
Be 1ure U> includf JIOIU' nanw and ))hone number.
Notice• mUlt be in our handl two toHb m o®cmc•.
To requeat a picture, unite or call the Featuru
Department, 642-4321. Picturu are limited to flJ1td..
TOIBtr! open f'1 the public,
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The Barnes Atrship.
Through part-time researcb tbat took nearly
10 years, Payne bas pieced together first.-band
reports of the daring pioneers.
·He did much of bis research in' local
libraries. One collection of aviation material at
Claremont Colle,i.e bad been donated by a
minister. "The librarian said I was the first
person k> look at it since it bad '*""' there," he
says.
The collection also included Benjamin
Franklin's personal copy of a book written about
the flnt balloon fiigbt in France. Franklin was
one of the fint to recopize the po&slbWty of
balloon warfare
Accordln1 to Payne, tlle Golden A(e of
Alrshlpe was between 1924 and 19'l9, a period in
which Britain, Germany and the United States
were building alrabips.
After one of tbe large Brttlab alnblps
crashed in 1930 and tilled 5' people, the BrtUsh
ceased building them.
PaJUeaays lt's dlt'ftcolt to anderatand'tbe re-
action to the crash in an age where people have
grown accustomed to air dlauten with hilb
losses of life. He feeb l*Ple ere more proae toapeottnc
' Airplanes to CHU. "But .AD alriblp, la jult IO
'1uie andlookl soatable:.youexpeet tttofly. And
wben ltdoen't, you're cmappomted. You have a
lot tAO?e faith in a1nldpe."
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ii 10 OOPOttunlty to select ftom our ~
terrltlc selection of q•ality ~
fUrDlablnp at UDbe.lfeva~Wail· ~ Ml purcbues ai:e oo a eome
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* * * UCLA Boss
Praises
Notre Dam.e
LOS ANGELES (AP) -The
potential for perfect basketball
seasons Is there for both Notre
Dome and UCLA. if you discount
a f<>ur-year habit of splitting the
home-and-home series.
Notre Dame Is 5-0 and \JCLA 4·• this season, going into Satur~
day night's eame at Pauley
Pavilion on the UCLA campus.
Notre Dame Is rated third
ar)long the nation's colleges in
The Associated Press poll this
week, and UCLA ls rated fifth.
"We won't work as hard thls
week because it is final exam
w~k," Cunningham aald Mon·
day. But he gave his regulars lots
of work in last weekend's vie·
torles over Colorado and Santa
ClJra.
?JCLA 's scoring leaders at 17.S
polnts per game, 6-10 forward
D~vid Greenwood and guard Roy
Hamilton, each played the full 40
minutes in Saturday night's 88-79
vi~tory over Santa Clara.
Last season Notre Dame won
in .Los Angeles GG-Q, and ..UCLA
captured the game at 'Notre
Dame 7<>-65. •·we are looking Jorw.rd fo
pl•ying them," Cunnlnlham •aid
of the Irish, "They have no weak-
nesses in our opinion They M"e
bi~, strong and experienced
T~y run their offense very well
ancl pressure you man to man "
The full-court zone press.
which UCLA used during many
of its national championship
years under John Wooden, has
been used extensively by former
Wooden assistant Cunningham.
and he says he's happy with the
way the players have handled it
•'We got out of it Saturday
night because we thought Santa
Clara was converting too often
against It," Cunningham said.
''l'Cl say there's a good posslblll·
t v ;we'd use lt against Notre Da(De. .
. -
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BASKETBALL -Nft Mexico at use. PRO BASKETaALL -
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SjHwts in B-1
• ByGLENNWRJTE Oftlllo.I~ ...........
Rich Branning, startlo11Uard
for the UnivenJty of Notre Dame
basketball team whlcb Invades
UCLA Satumay night at 8, may
see only llmlt.ed action. 11 indeed
he la able to play atall.
Branning, who starred at
Marina Hlgh <.Huntln1ton
Beach> as a prep, 1uffered an
ankle sprain ln the unbeaten
Iri.sb's triwnpbover Lafayette.
He misted Wednesday nl1bt'1
game at Northwestern and la
undergoJ.na whirlpool treatment.
Notre Dame sources 11y the
1pratn '8 aevere ud that u.re
baa been bi~t UoUDct
the lnJury. • Brannlnf t.old'the Dallj Pilot:
"Chance1 ot me belna able to
r.lay are about 50-SO. Tho swell·
na baa cone down quite • bit and
I'm walklnf. not llmpw. But
walkinc b quite a bit dllferent from nlnnlqand cuttlDI.
"Ul een't play It will be dtaap-
point.l.DJ, but it'• a tons season and
that 'a wbatl ban to thLnk about. ..
Brbin. WU the hero of Notre
Dame..--..rlumpb over UCLA at
Pauley Pavilion a year a10. Jn
the last minute and two seconds
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.£"stancia <Costa Mesa, High s Doug Jard.ti\! <30 >. Danny
Maddock (20> battle Laguna Beacb·s Stu Pattison
Jabove), while Ian Calderwood pressures Estanc1a'g Rick
Mahoney <below Jin action Thursday rught at the Laguna
Beach Invitational basld!tball tournament Estancia won.
75-41. See story, P81d 86,
ii\_pps in· Reve!'le,.
·~ads Kings' Win ,
Ot tbe 1ame, VCLA WU ahead 11.3 polnta per Wt and led Notre a.a. Dame In playtn1 Ume prior to the
But the Brulnl D)i;Hd a tree lnJury •
throw and Brannln1 aot the He WW be replaced by senior rebound. Tbeo bo brouaht the Jeff Carpenter, who la described
ball up court. aet up a play, and as a tood play maker but not
drove fortbe co.ahead basket mucb of a scorlne threat by ND • sources. Jn the clollnl •econds be wu "We need Brannln1 for a •ame fouled and blt botb tree throws to U"' Ti lee Notre Dame'• e&a trtum-\.. .e tbis. We Just ho" be U be
tn.A• 'ble to play, 0 1111 Notre Dame Re went on to avera1e nearly aporta information director
11 potnta per 1ame and led tbe Roser Valdi.&erri.
lrtlb ln uattta. In the 79·71 Valdberri told tbe Dally Pilot
NCAA D1aYoU 1ou to eventual that this year'• Notre Dame
flnallatNoitbCarollna, Brannin& team bas more depth than any
bad 18 potnta. other under t.be guidance of
"Lut year we a ~e
we coQld rtly on and Dlc1er had
to come up wltb 11 1lmmtck
defenses (the lrlab posted a 22·7
record)," Valcllserri 11ya.
"Thia year we have the 1troaa
bench. But we're youna <nve
freshmen>. Dtceer can put in a
bl1 team, a preuln1 t4am, a
team to play a1a.1ntttbe aoae.
"Laat year ~ama wore U1
down."
Thia season he ls avera1in1t cotch Digger Phelps. .. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-----
Valdlaerrl aald South Bend was
1utfertn1 throu1h a bll11ard
Thursday mornln1 and was
hopeful the team coukt enplane
this morning from South Bend
airport for Its trek toCalilornla.
CaDJpbell
Predicted
He'd Win
NEW Y-ORK CAP) -When
Tony Dorsett won the 1976
Helsman Trophy as the outstand·
int collete football player ln the
land, Earl Campbell was In the
training room at the Univenlty ol Texas tryln8 to ease the pain of
an tnJury·fllled Junior season.
"I saw it ~ TV." Campbell
said, "and I said to myself •••
'Somed '."
Som:fay arrived Tbunday
night u Campbell, a 220-pound
blockbuster lrom tbe rose fteldl
of Tyler, Tex., won the 43rd an·
nual Heiaman Trophy. The an·
nou.ncement WU made OD DA·
Uonal television to cap an
bour-lODl·PlUIS CBS "spec-
tacular" that wun 't nearly as
1pectacular as Campbell's
alasblng runs.
Tralllni Campbell Jn the voting
were Notre Dame tight end Ken
MacAfee and Oklahoma State
running back Terry
Mlller •.. or, 11 you prefer,
Mtller and MacAfee.
No one really knows except the
accountme firm of Harri.I, Kerr,
Forster & Co. The Downtown
AthleUc Qu~ of New York, wblch
awards tbe Hellman, tllually
lilts the lop 14 flnlshers, aJoaa
with votes for fint, second and
third p\a'ces and total points
based ob a 3-2·1 count, as weJl as
a break~ by regio~.
This time, no one f ro111 the OAC
seemed to ~ow wbJt was 1oloa
on and every question about the
voting drew a reply of, "I can't
tell you what J don't know.
There's nothing we can do about
lt."
The DAC insisted that no one
from the accounting firm wu
around. CBS was lncreduloua.
"They (Harris, Kerr, etc.) are
the chink ln the armor," said a
spokesman for the network. "As
far as we're concerned, they're
holding thl.s thing up."
But thla was Earl Campbell's
night and noth1q could detract
from It, not entertainers like Con·
nle Stevens, t:eslie Uaaiml El·
llott Gould, Robert Klein ana u-
sorted pompoq &lrls and dancers.
Nothing could •poll it not even
gimpy-kneed 0. J. SlmPIOD'• de-
but u a llQOl·and-dance man,
although hla loal·and-dance duet
with Goukt came out more like
snmt-and4huftle. ,
Sald Gould to 0 . I.: •'It' Jua
badn •t won tbe Reisman "l'ropbJ
you'd never bave been on TV or
in the movies and YGU'd bate to
walllt ill line for a rental car like
evetyoneelle.'' ,
"I auesa I'm too haPRY to cry
and too bappy ~ smUe, aal~ the
Poker.faced Campbell, who led
the nation ln rusblna with 1,7"
yaJ111.
DON AASE RICK MILLER
Fairly Aeqalred
Revamp Continues:
Angels Swap Remi
HONOLULU <AP) -Buzzie
Bavasl bas been a busy man at
the winter baseball meeU"'a this
week.
The new general mana1w of
the Calilomia Ange,J.s wu at hi.a
busiest Thursday aa htt con~
to revamp the American Leque
club.
The Angels made two trades,
their second and third of the
week. Since Monday, they have
acquired six players while trad·
ing six others.
First, Callfornia sent second
baseman Jerry Remy to the
Boston Red Sox for pitcher Don
Aase and cash, which the Aneela
applied to the signing of Boston's
free agent outfielder. Rick
Miller. 1
Then the Angels acquired
veteran first baseman-oulflelder
Ron Fairly from the Toronto
Blue Jays in exchan1e for two
minor leaguers -catcher Pat
Kelly and outfielder Buch
Alberts.
On Monday, the Anlels aeot
outfielders Bobby Bonds and
Tbad Bc8ley along wltb pitcher
Dick DoUan tothe.cblca~~ Sox for catcher Brian
and pttdlen. Chris K.napp anc1
Dave J:roat.
Aase. ;J, "u 6-2 with the Red
Sox u • ~e last stllOh aftet
bein& .recalled from ttie minor leapes. MOier. 29, bit .25' at
Boston. F~1!1. 39, batted .279
durln1 b1a 4Mill ma,Jor lea1Ue aeuon.
Remy, the Angela' team ca~
tain, hit .258 and stole 110 bales ·
dul'lns his three aeuona with
California.
In all probabillty,. Bobby
Grieb, who played shortstop ft>lo
the Angels before belnt sidelined
with a back injury last seuoa.
will. mO\'e to lecoGd bue. Rance
Mullinib, wbo played abo_rtstop
after Grieb was injured, will ute-
ly contlnye at the pcMSlUon. -
Miller, ~boalgned atbree-)'e&r
contract wtth the Ansell, ftiures
to play center field between
L1man Bostock and lllnor
Leaeue Player of the Year Ken
Landreaux. Thia would aJ,low .Joe
Rudi to move to Ont base.
Aue will Join a ptlebJ.nl rota·
tion that Includes Nolan RJm,
Frank Tanana and Knapp. Frost
will baWe for the fifth 1tarUq
poslUon with Ken Brett and Paul
Hartsell.
Fairly will probably 1ee spot
duty at flrlt base and In the out·
field and also be uied as· a
deal1natedbltter •
IIIUBOSKY SENT
TO K4NS4S CITY
HONOWW (AP) -Tbe St.
Louis Card1nals sent relief
pitcher Al Hrabosky to tbe
Kansu Qty Royall in excbanae
for reUever Mark Uttell and a
player to be aamed later in a deal
completed late Thusday night at
basebalits winter meetings.
Hrabolky was 6-S with 10 saves
and a 4.40 eamed nm averaae for
the Cardinal• last aeaaon.
Hrabo8k)' prepped at Savanna
(Anaheim) lllaliScbool.
Littell, a rlabt-babder. WU M
with 12 saves for tbe R01ala lat.
HllOO.
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BASKETBALL
Barons Battle Compton
,
Win Title Game After 73-51 Win
BJ 800 CARLSON
Of .. °"'' .......... Fountain VaUey High'a Barona
vie for the championship of the
13th annual Marlna·Westmlnater
Invitational basketball
tournament tonight at 8-agalnat
the team which ousted the
Barona from the 1977 CJ F 4·A
playoffs-Compton High 's
Tarbabes.
Tb• title clash is al
'We:stmlnster High and among
the Compton rotter are M Steve
Harriet and 6-4 Jose Slau1hter,
two of the major sore spots for
the Barona ln a 57 ~defeat.
There were no sore spots for
the Barons Thursday night.
however , as coach Dave Brown's
Barona avenged their only loss or
the current campaign (64-61) to
Long Beach Millikan as the
Compton Derails·
Sea Kings, 55-44
By a Dally PUot Writer
Corona del Mar Hlgh's Sea
Kings battle L~ng Beach
Millikan's Rams tonight (6:30) at
Westminster High for third place
lo the 13th annual Marina·
Westminster Invitational basket-
ball tournament. .
Millikan became CdM 's oppo·
nent aft.er falling to Fountain
Valley, 73-51. The Sea Kines or
coach Jack Errion ran into
Compton Hieb ·s·Tarba bes Thurs·
day night and were dealt a 55-44
defeat.
Compton showed a lot in racing
to a 50·29 lead with 6:37 lert in the
game with total domination of
the boards, good out.side shoot·
ing, a tough man-to-man defense,
discipline and quickness.
bounding must have been a sore
spot for Errion at halftime -bis
crew bad one offensive carom and
that was when the ball caromed
off and bounced back to a waltlng
guard.
In assuming a 28·11 halftime
lead, Compton's quintet was
aided by an icy shooting spell by
the Sea Kings, who managed
only 5 of19from the field (26.3 per·
cent) against a tough Compton de·
rerise.
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a laueher as the Barona rolled, 73-51. .
With only seven tu'rnovers and
crisp play from 6·7 Mike Heide
and 6-4 Chris Mack to blend with
the 26-point output of 6·4 Roser
Holmes, the Barons were
impressive again.
Millikan's balanced and solid
unit had stayed with the Barona
and it appeared anyone's came
until Holmes got It started with
2: 55 left ln the third quarter.
Then ln a span of 45 seconds the
Barona scored 11 unaniwered
polnta. Holmes hit from lnaide,
then added a power three·point ·
play. Mack grabbed a MUlllcan
rebound and scored fr'om the
corner.
Moments later Holmes stole
the ball and Mack put it away
with a field goal. Another
three-point play and a 16-footer
by Holmes made it 54-40 after
Millikan managed a 20-foot
bucket.
Until that outburst it was a
see-saw game with Mack and
Helde consl.stently lending their
ability to enhance the play of
Holmes, who bas now scored 23.
24, 28 and 26 in his four starts. ""· v....., (7JI
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Foun\aln Valley u t6 u 1t-n
The Tarbabes connected on 25
or 51 shots Crom the field (49 per·
cent) and never trailed as Melvin
Herndon, Steve Harriet and Jose
Slaughter took turns stabbing the
Sea Kings' defense.
Oilers Win, 76·73
Dave Koehler showed class in
a fourth-quarter spurt for Corona
del Mar, finL"hing the game with
18 polnt.s-14 of those In the flnal
eight minutes.
HB l!ace1 Lymrood Today at 5
Jefr Burden finished with 10
points and began Rtaylng with the
classy front line of Compton in
the latter stages, although re·
Vick Places Third
CHULA VlST A-Mark Vick of
Golden West College was the only
area JC wrestler to place in
Saturday's Southwestern
College tournament, here.
Vick, competing lo lhe 177·
pound class, won five of sax
matches to finish third. The
sophomore is now 12· l for the
,.Year.
By a DaUy PUot Writer
Huntington Beach High's
Oilers withstood a furious
Westminster press Thursday to
hold off the Lions, 76-73, with .
Curt Steinhaus the Oilers' big
weapon.
The victory sends the Oilers of
coach Roy Miller lnto today's
consolation championship game
at 5 against Lynwood High'a
Knlghls, 82-89 winners over
Larren in the 13th annual
Marina-Westminster
Invitational basketball
tournament at Westminster
High.
Steinhaus scored 21
points and was the key to
Huntington's attack throuabout
the contest with Tom Pestoles\
saddled with five personal fouls
Saddleback Romps, 128-108
SANTA BARBARA-Rod
Miller and Art.le Green paced
Saddleback College to a record·
shattering J.28.108 victory over
Allan Hancock College ln open·
ing round acUon of the Santa
Barbara basketball tournament
here Thursday.
Saddlcback's Gauchos (6-0) re·
tum to action tonight against El
Camino.
The 128 points is a tournament
and Saddleback school record,
the 236 points by both teams is a ·
tourney record as is lhe 68 points
by the Gauchos in the second halt
and the 55 field goals for. the
game.
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Halltlmo: ~Mlack,'°"49.
early ln the third quarter.
But the turning point wasn't
anyone's scoring-rather it was
Huntington Beach's sticky zone
defense with less than four
minutes remaining lhat turned
the Ude.
The two were lied al 56 and
with 4:03 left the. Oilers were
sitting atop a precarious 6CMi8
lead. But a Lions' attempt from
the field was in-and·out and
Steinhaus retaliated with a free
throw to provide a little
breathing room.
Then Westminster lost
possession trying to penetrate
the Oilers' zone and Dan
Moorhouse hit from the corner to
make it 63·58. Moments later it
happened again. Westminster
lost the ball tryiri~ to go ~ide.
Curt Wooten hat a rte~ throw
Cor the Oilers, then Marco
Pagnanelli hit two Jree throws
with 3:00 lefl and lhe winners
were in a commanding 66-58
situation.
Westminster cut the lead to
68·64 and again to 72·69 with 1:09
left, but the previous spurt
proved too much to overcome.
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WINNER!
Swordsmen,
Los Altos
Vie Tonight
Perennta=wera St. Paul (Santa FeS ) and Loa AJtoe
<Hacienda tltbta) club tonlf.hbtt
(8) at Anaheim Stadium for the
CJF Bil Five C.onference football
championship.
It h Just one of flv•
championahlp sames scheduled
for tonl,Cbt.
In a aecon4 showdown ~tween
two unbeaten teams. Norwalk
face• Neff (La Mirada) at 7:30 at
La Mirada Stadium for the
Centnl crown. The two teams
tied 7.7 in thelt prevloua meetlni
and shared the Suburban Leap
crown.
At Cerrttoe Collete: Temple
City meets Lynwooa for the
Eastern Conference
championship at 7: 30.
Arcadia and Long Beach
Millikan equare off at Loni
Beach's Veterans Stadium (7 :30>
for the Coutal Conference UUe.
Three cbamplon.ablp sames
are acbeduled for Saturday,
includinl • doub\eheader at
Anaheim Stadium that pit•
Damien (La Verne> aaalnat
Ganesba <Pomona) at 5 for the
Southeutern title and Villa Park
against Loe Alamitos at 8 for the
Soutbem crown.
Paso Robles meets Notre
Dame (Riverside) at 7:30 for the
Desert·Mountaln title at
Rlvenide's Ramona High.
ore you tired of not
finding your size'?
try COURTSIOe
featuring: -odldai'i&f
Friday. Oe09mber 9, 1SJT7 • DAILY PILOT 85
Mater Dei, Edison-, .. ,
r ·. Dolphim TnUmph .. -.
Mat41' Del <Santa Ana> Hath
School "I Monmba will meet No.
2 1anked Puad~a HJ1b tn the
fln1l1 of the Bishop Amat prep
basketball toumament ton11M
(8:30) at Dusett Hilb after the Monarc~ toppled Los Alamit01.
~-61 Thuraday.
In other acUon on the prep
tournament ttont, Dana Hilla
Hl1h defeated Norwalk. 50-48, to
reach the conaolaUon flnall of the
Garden Gro\l'e tournament and
Edl1on'1 (ffunttncton B .. cb>
OCC Five H08t8
Rustlers Tonight
Arch·rivals Orange Coast and
Golden West colleees square off in
basketball tonight (7: 30) at OCC.
OCC'a Pi.rates come into t.bo
1ame with a 4·1 record while Vie
Rustlers are 2-4. Coaet bolds an I~ lead tn the aeries, but GWC
baa won four of pie last abc,
tncludillg the IQt two.
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with a l,IU acoTine avera1•.
followed by Will Fletcher (10.3),
Harold Chambliss (9.7) and Gary
Sanden (9.5).
OCC'a Ray Orglll ls hitting at a
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Diablos,
Uni Vie
Saturday
By a DaUy Pilot Wrtter
M 1ssion Viejo and
U1Yjverslly High (lrvlne)
had a chance lo make the
consolation finals of the
L~guna Beach baske~
ball tournament an all·
South Coast League af·
fair. but each fell short in
its bid.
First M1ss1on Vi~o
los t a gall ant ~Hort
aa:a1nst Brea, a pre·
s~ason favorite 1n the
O~ange League. 64·55.
Tl\en University saw a
close one get away, 78·'12,
to L oa ra High o f
Anaheim.
So now University and
Mjss1on Viejo face each
other. not for the con·
so1ation champ1onsh1p,
but in a relatively mean·
ingless tuneup game
Saturday at noon in the
Laguna lieach gym.
M 1ssion Viejo opened a
surprising six-point lead
by hatrtlmc, 30-24,
agains t Brea , us ing
some crisp interior pass-~~-~411
ing and a hustling de-~~~
fense to do it.
But Brea 's t·onstant
fast-break offense wore
down the Diablos Mis-
sion VicJo ~ol another
big game from
rWingman Mike Bosler.
W'ho scored 18 points to
solidify his bid for the all-
tournamentteam.
U n1 vers 1t y 's Koger
Poirier lied his personal
r ecord by scoring 28
points in the losing cause
with Loara The game
"as tied at 63 with 3: 07
left to play when Loara
reeled off nine straight
points 1n 42 seconds to
take command.
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In 61-5~ Eor Es tanCia; 75.41 ·
Setback By DaweCGlua.lapam Une averacee 6-S. Artists ttaci llt'1e hope or . °' .. Mi,,......,. Even wltb such an drivinl inside on Estan·
E1tanciaH11bolCosta awe1ome advantage, cia.
By a OaUy P lot Writer Me 1 a d l 1 mantled Estancia had trouble In the Utlrd quarter,
Despite a pOtent ooo· Lacuna Beach, 7$·41, pultine Lasuna away in 6.~ center Dous Jardine
two scorine punch from Thunday nisht, thereby the early golna. look personal commapd :0orm!e.i~l a;:,0 R1~~1a~: eltmlnatlng the host After one quarter the or lhe situation, icorlna
from the champtonst\lr. Eogtea coul~ manaae 12 atraiaht points on an
VUla Park, 61-SS, in the roun<t of its own baske • {ust a five-point advon· assortment or drives,
quarterfinals of the ball tournament. aae, and the gutsy turn -around jumpers
Laguna Beach basket· The Eaales towered Artists closed the sap to and layups. balJ tournament Thurs· over Laguna. which ap-three at the half.
day night at Laauna pearedtobestartinsfive Laeuna d1d ll by hus· Estancia outscored
Beach Hi&h. guards, &ince no one in lllng, diving for loose Laguna 14·2 in the open·
Reid pul ln 24 polnls the startinl{ unit stood balls and relyln& on its Ing stretch of the third
and sophomore center over 6-1. Estancia's front outaldo sbootlna. The quarter and c~mpJelely
Holml!s cootrtbuted 20, burled the Artl.St.I ' hope
but VUla Park beat tbe for an upset. •
Chargers with consl.sten-MarID. a Suffers The Ourry took most ol
cy and balance. the steam out of the style.
W,hlle El To~o had ~he or play upon which •
lloasshareof1tssconn1 60. 56 c D f Lasuna relied, and
be t w e e n j us t two • age e eat Eslanj:ia just kept pour-players, Vllla Park eot lng lt.on points from nioe dlf· •
rerent players, and no ln-By a Dally PU~ Wrtter ball ihree atralght times Jardine finished the
d ividual totaled more Those who are trying before Marina could enme with 22 polnts and
than to. lo cure a habit or biUng move tl past midcourt, the huee lead enabled
VJlla Park was also their fin1emails should and turned each theft ln· coach Lan'y Sunderm,an
consistent in breaking a avoid Marina High (Hun-to a. bucket. ll turned the to shurne In h~s entire
full court press that El Ungt.on Beach> basket· momentum abruptly In team for experience. A
Toro. applied "Yilh In-ball games. favor of La Mlrtlda, total of 11 Ea~les showed
term 1tlenl errecltveness. All four or Marina •s which suddenly led 45.40. up on the scoring charts.
When the press was games lhJs season have It Wa.$ an uphill st.rug· A crowd ol 1,150,
good, It was very good, been nail-biters, but the gle for the Vikings after largest of the lourna·
and it helped ke~p the difference between the that. They ~losed to ment, watched as Estan-
Chargers close in the first three and the one within one point 53•52 cia qualified for the
third quarter when Thursday night was that with less lba~ tw~ champlonshipsemlfinals severa~st.ealswerecon· Marlpaflnallyl<>st. mtnutes to play, but tonight (7 :30) aeainst
verted into baskets. Lil Mirada High ex· never got closer. · Callfornia Hleh or Wbil·
But when Villa Park ploded in the third Leland Bruce scored lier.
broke lhrough lhe press. quarter and managed to 19 w.ints. 10 ot those lb •• ._ .. cm
ll almost always led to hane on (or a 60-56 vie· the {ourtt\ qµarter, to .. " " ••
an easy layup, and In the tory In the quarterfinals lel1d Marina. David ·= 1: ~ i 2!
end. the percentages of the Laguna Beach Tie~d chipped ln 13. :;•l• " ! o 1 10
ravoredVtllaPark. l tournament ln lbe Marin.a now drops to ·c..·.~= I 3 ; ;
, El Toro had ano her Luuna Beach gym. . the ·con5QfaUon bracket "'..._, ' i o j
tough encotmt.er today, In that crucial third and faced' El Toro this af· . ~~;-' : : ~ :
as the Chargers met period La Mirada out· ternoon. La Mirada Jd· K:f1•141 • 2 > o 1 ~arina High <Hunt-scored Marina 21-9. vancet to the semifinals :0.1><11 : ~ ~ ~
mgto!'Beach)lntbecon-utilizing a double-againslVlllaPark. Totet• ,. 11 '' u solat1on bracket for a . d r lb t ......... .,,
Possible shot '"l rtrtb teaming e ense 8 _,... ,,., ~ "o ,. '-.. produced several costly ft tt _. • Heuv111 • • • place in the tournament. turnovers. ..,.,, z z , • Sm1111 • 2 i 10
The final s ix-point Marina had taken the ~::1 : ~ ~ ,; =~~~~'°" ~ ! ~ :
bulge ror Villa Park was Initiative back ,in the aruce • I , " ColO.rwood I 0 4 I
somewhat mllleading, first quarter wllb a 10.0 ~~: ~ ~ : ~ ~:=~· ~ ; ! !
since the outcome re-blitz, turning an 8·6 def. D••'°" 1 o 1 2 we11t1 o o 1 • ~alned in dC?ubt until the iclt into a 16_8 advan-Tot•1t 1<-111rC:..-....: 11 ,. To•••• k-..,cao!~..! it "
final two mtnutes, when tage. uMl••oa 10 u 21 ,.~ Ett•11<l1 12 10 20 n -rs
El Toro's press was ex· The Vikings rested on M•rlne 11 1> • 1• ,. L•11un• • 12 • 1~1
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Doing particular third quarter, when La
dam age for Villa Park Mirada made its move.
were Max Alarid and La Mirada stole the Scott Shatlut'k, each
with 10 points UY or LEASE FIAT
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llyEaNJE15~11 ce~theillno1score. lhf Tl'Hon the •P-°'*°"" . • iL ~ally, th 'l'rllorts POrtUrttty to dlctate t!le In a dull -Pl• eCS1Ckp away tn th&' tempoort.hegame.
aame between Lwo sup-back court until they A. t oqe Juncture, Santa
posedly excilins • hith'" coutd free an opea man Ana lfchtd w a ;ope
scor1n1 teams. San on a back-door pt4y off delenal\. But San
Clemente H11bs~led its the pasaln1 game. The Ctemerite forced the
way past Santa Ana play worked three Saln(J t>aclt into a man-
High, 40-29, Thursday straight times In the to-man by tnerelY poss-
night to gain the cham-second period and except ing the ball back and
pionshlp Cinels or its own for a brief scoring nurry forUl Jn the back courl
basketball tournament. at the start of the second After a 20-11 rtrst halt,
The Trltons wlll lace a half. the rest of the con-lt looked Uke there would
tall and talented Foothill test was as excltlne as a be some sort of exclte-
<Tustin) High contingent game ol·catch. ment when each team
tonight (8) In the San 'Three 1trai&hl baaket.s scored lour baskets lo
Clemente gym, seeking mid way through the the first 3:30 or the third
their third title in the opening period gave San quarter. But lt\ose were
11th annual altair. Clemente a 10·6 lead. all but one of th~ bukets
Against Santa Ana, Neither team scored the scored' in the ,period u
which boasted three last three minutes of the San Clemente went back
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Ft'lday, December t . 1977
s•CON01'AC• 4DO Jerds ,, .. r
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players 6-6 or taller, the quarter. In the second toitseamepl.an .
Tritons grabbed#D earlj frame, John Stepben1 hit It was a strategy,--~~~~~~~--...;_,;;_.;_;...._ __ ..-.....,._,
lead and were content to an a fast break ahd coh.o however unappreciated
sitonit,givingtheirfans v e rted a steal into by a small and bored
litUe to cheer about ex-another basket, giving crowd that at times was
l'IWITlny ICMdoul 7 lO S ltO S 60
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Newport's Ga1n.ble CV Nabs
IJa.ckfires, 57-54 80-66 Win
Over Mesa G<tOf'll•• Boy <T rH•u" I 6.IO
Time 11 01
At10 r•n Tua.cto Junction, Sweet
BllUll, Moon'• Kinda Man, F•rm
lnQIO<\, L lnOee Go. Htlull
No tc r etcr.s
POU •TH llACI 400 ¥•rd• l veer
old• a. WP Clelmi"ll Purse MJOO
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AIM> ••n Che<l<ICI Te Thal Ro.,,.
By a DaUy Pilot Writer
Newport Harbor
gambled one time too
many Thursday al)d
went down to a 57-54 de-
feat to a taJI and rugged
Foothill <Tustin > High
s quad in the San
Clemente bas ketbatf'
tournament. ' Go V•n Pe<lll<, Moclnll• Slle<l•I Con
l ... erele Jel, ~BIO, l'oQpe JOM
No Krett"'l The defeat, whicti
lUantat-o.Jet&1-11w111-. .. u,.., ende.d the Sitllors.' win-~101MM ning strea.k at three
games, leaves tbem
fighting tor third pfai:~
tonight (6;3C)) when they
face Santa Ana at San
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Doller, Sewcy S..rv, ~· AoY•I
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Scre tcl\ed -Olretl Tt1ouo111.
Clemente High.
came up with a defensive
rebound that gave the
Tars possession with 22 By a Dally Pilot Writer
seconds remaining. BalanQed scoring and
But a missed shot gave a 53 percent field goal
Foothill the ball and the shooting per:formance
Kn i g b ts passed it gave CapiJlrano Valley
around trying to kill thl' High its fU'Bt basketball
cloc1'.-~at's when ttie victory Thursday night.
Sjl\lors made pne l,ast-Will) five ptayers scor-d1t~h errort. for a.' ste~ ing ii) doub'8 ligures. ,the
thal wou)d have won it. Cougars. bli.fa,ed Costa
' Me.a, 8Q1;e1 .~ advanc•
.......,....,...110 to the ~liCIJI c~m,. s1.a..' ~ ~ ~ ~ pionib.lp g~e of the San
P\otm•n , 1 i s Clemente tournament
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11
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2 l • 1 Pacifica or 1Garden 5~~.. 2~ 1~ 1~ ;! Grove. "_...,ONrtorw Bob Charles again had
New00tlHettltot 12 16 II V f.$-M lslandfn ££ . Foo111111 " " , ,._57 an ou g o ens1ve performance for the .
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A press, man-to-~an
defense and numerous
steals turned into lay-ups
had enabled Newport to
stay with a much taller
Knights crew throughout
the game. And just when
it looked like Foothill
had it wrapped up, the
Sailors clawed their way
bllck, slicing a five-point
Area Cage
Results
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No..: r etc lies lead to one with 27 ":W::.!~~=·
seconds remaining. " ... •-"*·"""•A•
8 'th d Hw111t1111t• &eech-Elclrl"" 2t, S.VfHTN IVICJI • 110 J•rO• 3 Ul WI 11 Secon S Dlemoncl S, AJele 11, Glenn U,
vuro1c1s&uP c1111m11 Pur .. uJOO IC.Ct, one of tbe Sailors Pev11-111 11, c1v1e1 1. Go11ra1 .. s. ~~.~;.f.;, 1~10 e_7t 1 ..• fouled Terry Albptam :011«1t.1(....-.,t •. -r1• >. w..11"''
0 11Ttte H-<A<M••• u .,. '., frying for a steal and the H•llllme. Ht11. 1eec1t .... u.
AweJSlleGcs• lllenl"I '60 > Tl':/-•u1 Foothill 6-5 senior iced oan.e0reweJVT__.._~ 11!wi'!~ec!:~~~~= 'ttte game with a pair of ' g:-~ir~~~IM
ter, Pio~'• Br D i;r.a. -.ll'ecl.bro~· ""-, I'· MMl'lf"' 1" ...-Uend. 1-. ~ •· $9Mllll"95e• -Ill ..,.... __ p ... a .. p SL ~g Ule k ey Groon 7, .atlfb11t 2, H.wrl'911 2,
S<•M<,..._ ~·, ]~ lfll'g f th · 1 . lh L•r•ood "· t(ea,~o'1elLoO,Goo«Too Or e al OrS In e Helfl11N:.o.,'dlftO,_ •• ~. fourUi·period. He bad a .. ~~~imi114j!llW'f~n......,-· .... t11iiil in~gJI v111e.:s ,).,,._...,. · . ••~~J.., ~~ te. '8JI ~L · =• , .. ~;,~-·.,~ 2, olch" up ~enc.. Purse s.soo • "Wrted mto a tmner that Norlo 11. Ev•"'•. Godfrey 1, smr11t """°o"a · ti~d ihe s~t J.. !_2.J.H•m~o. 10.1 ~.:,:t .. uo .... •a~a· .lt .. ~ ... ..: at · ........ .._,11 <Allb p• <1.to i.111 ·~ II" ""0.411R • • eor.1• NM.,,.. IM11c1oe111 i.:ao turnaround jumper, as-l'ta. v•r.r .1vT-•11t l~:' ;.:,•oe A CA>l>v fl••"'· C•nd1 ts.lsdte~ on 4a ~~~f ~~at ·~~~.:=':,....
Mee, RocUI'\ Ouol, """'!line J•I, le It al 7 anu 'f'-ew 3 E11AN1Ci..;¥• Horii 11, Oftper 21, ~ic!•P•I. or Tw•l!llm. ,.,..,,., charging foulwi1h~:55tcS !:!':"~~~oi.Ht110112, Med·
Nhc:retcr.• go that ga\te Newport Hahttme: •at811Cll,aM•.
A•RolMrUrldMaryCourtfleventrv One last Chance to rally. 0.11 ¢11 1'1¢ ~-II
Th ( ""·Vattey7t.,la°""9111•41 ·"'"'" 11Ac• ->~ v•ro• l ve.r ree Newport ree s.n c1·-~ 11. McGr-ci1c1,.c1.1m11111 """'~· thl'OWS, C<1Unterttd by 3 'f7 Hancock •I. ...._,,.. 2, Carr 4,
Dre\lllAoelrl' JUO u10 SAO bU"kct by Albritain Mltcll•ll 2. l'et\lt •· Horutll 2. Mld'tliey Ruler IW.,cll I J 00 2 411 "' • ,onwm S, ICllM2.
Jo1t1n• Joe IH•rt> \ u o m a~e the score 55-50 , .,_,., .. v .. llY-f!eutllld •· s1o11
Tim• -11.:IO I 'th · t m j '1, HerlOW 10. c:-tt a, Hut!Mrd U,
had some support.
Charles scored 20
points to up his four·
game total to 98. But
three other starters also
hit in double digits while
a reserve , Bill
Strickland, came off the
bench to add a dozen.
Strickland was deadly
from the field, missing
JUSt two of eight at·
tempts.
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BO~ HOLLOW, Ark. -Tbe
1overnmeot is cuatodlan of a
vanlahing American wilderness.
Jack McCutebeon ls custodian of a vanlablng American art. One or
the other la eoin1 to have to live.
Jack McCutcbeon 1& a
chalrmaker.
·~-· ........ ENOUGH BARK FOR MAYBE 15 CHAIRS, NO MORE
What Heppene If Bitternut Trff Uae la Stopped?
No Yale Gitt
City Utility Pays
Salvation Army
FAIRBANKS, Alaska (AP)~ Just in time for Cbristm88, the city·
electric company bu stuffed $7,500 into the Salvation Army's black
collection pol
It is DO donation, but a reimbursement for a challen1e overbilllnC
lbat one officer of the charity likened to ••stealing from your
grandmother."
The brophaha started in
mid-1974 \fhen the Salvation
Army remodeled Its local thrift
store and the city's Municipal
Utilities System installed a new
meter.
WHEN POWER USAGE was
computed with the old equip-
ment, meter readers had to
mult~ply the reading by 10.
Mdltiptication was not needed
with the new instrument but, in
error, the meter readers con-
tinued to do it.
It took the Salvation Army two
years to discover It was paying 10
times more for electricity at the
t.hrilt shop than it should have been.
WREN IT ASK.ED the dt.y for
a full refund of the $16,000 in
overbillings, the city refused, cit·
10g a legal opinion that it could
not make refunds on overb0lin1s
more than a year old.
The utility refunded $4,100 and
credited the Salvation Army ac-
count with an additional $4,400.
But that is as far as It would go.
The Salvation Army pressed
for full satisfaction of the over-
billing, however, and Salvation
Army board member Jeff Cook
likened the city's stance to
"s tealing from your
grandmother." ·
THE PUBLIC UTILITIES
Board, faced with what
Chairman Frank Killeen
described as a public relations
nightmare, hustled up another
legal opinion.
Attorney Stephen Cramer said
that while the ordinance involved
speclfles that "erron in billings
must be reported within 30 days
or they will be co111ldered cor-
rect," he was doubtful the
lan1uage would withstand a
court challenge.
Willi that advice in hand, the
Public UWitiee Board ordered
the city utility to make a com-
plete refund. The charity was
Boeing 'Gi/u'
Going, Going:
·]eta for Yule?
SEATTLE <AP> -For the un·
usual ID Cbrlstmu 1ivtn1. how
about a used Jet enatne7 Or an
aabeatol blanket? Or a firat-clua
aeat from a 747 Jumbo Jet?
Such tteml are 1oln1, goin1,
1oln1 It a It.Ore run by Boolni,
tbe aero1pece ftnn.
"YOU CAN 8°EU.. anythln1:·
ult S.tna Danham1 manaser of the Boetu Meood·naud lton at Kent. e SUUJe 1Uburb. •"J'bere are a lat ol tblno that defy UD·
dent.arwHn1 acf ·ft baw one
rule ben-De'fftb7 to~ the emtom... ,.
#
given a check for $7,511.61 Wed·
nesday.
"Nobody wanted to take the
money away from the Salvation
Army," Killeen said.
ANCIENT DRAW KNIFE
McCutcheon et Work
Ford Recal/,s 3,000
Lincoln Versailles
W ASIUNGTON <AP> -The Ford Motor Co. ls recalling about 3 000
of its 19'18 Lincoln Versailles automobiles to correct possible defects In
speed or cnrlse control units, tbe National Hlpway Traffic Safety Ad·
ministration announced ThW'lday.
The ag!91CY a1lo ~d lt launched in lnveatJiaUon of possible safety defects 10 lsQt-1974 Ford and b1~!!~~.:.a""'.':~:fbf~ -STOCK
1912·1975Peuaeotms. ( TAKING J
misrouted wmng harness that
can interfere with the operation ·
of the 1peed control servo arm It . chapter of the National Society
could cause the throttle to slick . for Autistic Children to combat
making it difficult to control th~ and research this litUe-known
vehicle. disease. In addition, a portion of
Ford estimates that only-
about 4 percent of the 3,000 cars
being recalled might require cor·
rec ti on.
The Ford invesUgatlon will
center on a suspected problem
with idler arms in the steerin1
systems of approximately nine
m illlon full-size and In ·
termedlate-sl.ze cars. Complaints
indicate a bushing in tbe arm can
stJ.ck because of corrosion or Jack
of lubrication. Failure could
make steering difficult.
THE PEUGEOT investigation
involves about 26,000 autos SUS·
peeled of having faulty seat belt
retractors. Reports indicate
failure of the seat belt to roll
· completely into the retractor '
when the belts are not in use.
The belt can become entancJed
in the 1eat a4justment
mechanlam or mangled in the
door. The agency aaid it is con-
cerned about tbe ability of the
belts to protect pusengen; aft.er
sustained abuse.
NBPt ... Be!pa
Der Wlenerschnillel Intema-
tional, Inc., Newport Beaeb·
baud fdt food franchise com-
pany. will donate bot dop and
coffee to Ule Ila.ff world.na on the
• 1Sa ve ~utistic Cblldren
Telethora• airing on KOOP,
Cbannel'la. from 8 »,m. Saturday
to 3 a.m..SUnday.
Jack Bourke will produce the
telethon and act u co-bolt with
Joe CampanelJa. Llo1d Nolan .
and Connie Haines. Other
eelebriUel to appear include Bob
Hope, Art Llnkletter. Jack
KJurm.. hulNewman, Joanne
Woodward. OW'ltoG Raton. £d
Asner Ud'tommy i..orcta.
· J'uDdi trom tbe telethon wm ao
to the 14• An•elt• County
the funds will be given to the .ray
Nolan Center for Autism. Jay
Nolan was the autlatic son of Mr.
and Mrs. Uoyd Nolan.
rr11i1a ·a-111 ..,,.
MOSCOW <AP) - A 1overn·
ment spokesman bas conflrmed
publicly what coffee·atarved
Russians have suspected for
months -the Soviet government
has cut coffM Imports because of
raalng prices.
Coffee has become particular·
ly scarce in the pa.st two months
in stores in Moscow and
elsewhere, although cafes and
restaurants still serve tbe brew.
Felix Mildtalcbenko, a foreign
trade mlnisti'J spokesman, told
the weekly New Times Thursday
that tbe government imported
4',300 metric toQs of coffee tn
19'76, is. 100 ~ ae.. than tn ims,
but the 1976 bill wu SSB.e mllllon
· more than 1975'1.
Western ohlenet"I expect JJ1l1
imports to be even lowet'.
The spokesman aald capttallat
countries have reacted to rlllnc
prlcea by lnereaelnc retail
prices. But he tald cotree PJices
in the Soviet Union 11... r&-
malaed the same llncie t.be 1.9!0a.
Whole cotfee beau COit from
$2.53 to t2. '18 a pound in ltusala.
s • .,.....a...
W ASHIN<nON CAP) -A COil·
gre11lonal watchdog a1ency 11.ys
mandatory depbsita on bevera1e
containers could mean lower
prices for COOl\lllUttt, more jobs
and teutOedaide Utter.
The a.ia-a1 Atcoun~omce deeli.ntcl to ~ liClll ~utrtnc a &<ent abl4' de-POtlt cm. lMrfera1• contatnera.
But It aald the meuure would cut
piodoctm CGlta 'lP to $1.t blWon
a year. a.tan prtoee for beer IDd
IOft dJ1nb 1'0UJd faU It brewert
and bottler's ~Ube ta't1nas
OD Co COlllUllMl'I tbe AltnC1 lai4L
IN PA&TNEUIDP with h1I
brotber·in·law, Cbarlet Chris· ttau, be maket chain in a faablon
banded down from the earliest
settlen of the Oaarlu, • hardy,
self•1uflldent brad who made
do by the bounty of the wlldtr· noaa and their own wlta. (Dally Pilot. Dec. 8)
Jack and Charles learned the
ehatrmaklng art from Jim
Nlcbola, Charlie's father-ln-t.w,
wbo ii now 73 and who, aa a lad of
18, learned from b1s own father,
and to cm back to the ploneen.
Some yean a10 Jack and
. Charles were Invited lo Lbe
Smttbaonian lnetilutlon In
Wuhingtoo to demonstrate their
techniques to scholars of
America'• folkways. Such la the
ra.rtt1 of tbelr craft.
IT 18 A METHOD involving
warping the wood by boiling and
then fiWn& the curved pieces
together precisely, joininc
seasoned wood to unseasoned
wood IO the joints lfOW 1tron1er
with age, not weaker.
They use no nalla or screws or
glue. Most of tbelr tools are hand
made. Yet chain made by Jim
Nichols more than half a century
ago are u sound aa ever, and
chain made by Jack and Charles
wlll be around Ions aft.er both of
them are gone. They are func·
tional chairs , simple,
straightforward, as honest In de·
sign as they are sturdy.
"I have beard of a man in Ken-
tucky wbo makes chair bottoms
tbe way we do," Jack
McCutcbeon said. "I don't know
bis name. U there a.re others, I
haven't beard of tbem.
"llOST OP TBE people who
make chain similar to oun,
bud made chain, use split oak
for the seat bottouis. I really
believe we're the last using bit·
ternut bark. Notblng I've seen is
aa good or lasta as long."
There's the rub.
Will Wilderness Preservation
Kill an American Folk Art?
Bitternut trees, a variety of
bJckory, grow ln relative abun-
dance in tb1a sparsely populated
section of the Oaarkl. But,
aradually, more and more ofthll
section has been deslpated u
wilderness area, a legal deslpa-
Uon that preserves. the natural
state of an area by prohlbiUna
the cutUng of a single tree.
ONE RECENT Saturda1 Jack
McCutcbeoo, his wife, i,ola, and
their 23-year.old son, Carl, drove
15 miles from thelr home at
Ben's Branch over sinuous
mountain roads, no more than
dirt lanes, to the nearest legal
I
( AMERICA. ) : 1
with draw 1m1 .... the same..,. I·
clent tool thelr ancestors used. a '
foot-long blade wit.b two perpen. I
dicular bandies. . :
They peeled off the outer bark. j
careful not to cut too deep. Then. I
jual as deftly, Jack and bis &oft 1
peeled off the supple inner bark :
in lncb-wide atripe aa lon1 u the :
tree, about 20 feet, not vlr'Yine t
the thickness more than a 11x: :
teenth of an inch, Just ri.ht for ;
'If our chairs are going to be made the way
they've been made, this Is the only way' : ~------------------------------------------..;.. ____ : stand of bittemuts Jack had been
able to scout out.
They parked at the mouth of
Boss Hollow and tben walked, or
rather scrambled, a quarter of a
mile along nagged slopes to the
remote site.
"The bitternut isn 'l a regular
hickory tree," Jack sald. "It's
really a weed tree. Timber peo-
ple dear them o\ll and throw
them away when they set up a
logging operation. But it'• the oo·
ly tree we can use for our chain.
No other kind will do.,.
CABL FElJ,ED A tree about
eight inches in diameter. He
·popped one end in th~ V of the
stump, waist high. and tied the
other end to an uncut tree al the
same height. He cleaned off the
branches, leaving a long pole.
Tbe three of them aet to work
Over The Counter
MASO UstiacJs
.
I
weaving a chair bottom that wU1 !
last Jonger than a llfeUme. :
AS THE MEN WORKED, U>is !
wound the strips into a ball the :
size of a basketball, the easier to ;
carry home and store. After a •
long day they had enough bit-:
ternut bark lor maybe 15 cbaln, :
no more. :
' "If there were another wq, !
we'd do lt," Jaclc said ... Bllt U •
our chain are going to be mado :
tbe way they've been made, this :
la the only way. The oldtimen I
bad tbeir plclt of material and 1 cboee this." ' I
The irony is that If Jack :
McCutcbeoo 'uource ofluppl.y fit :
cut off, tauntingly, tn tbe vallut :
effort to pn11erve the wlldemeM, ;
a tree will live and an American :
folk art will die.
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• B1IYLVIAflOaTD,
.,... bee~ to pl.ta wtDter •Porta vacaUooa 1boulcl ..
coeatder tM natloo a pub tor aoine ot the belt mon~
vaful9 anllata. • ~aid tan alGGI the rlda• or Into Woock are offend at Hvenl para. Lauen Volcanic, Rocky ICC>UQ.
talD aDd YOMmlte are excelleot for both downhlll and crou. .
country •ldlDC. and llOUlli Rainler often lkl1DI on llader.
NA'DONAli PA&D AUIO QFFEa AN OUNDANCK
ol otber wtntet •~rta. H14-llD Valley In Rocky llountala ·
MaUO.W Park bU downhW &kl nm, u lee •katbla rlak anf...
a platter aUde. At •ch parka a ,Ol)tmptc, Seq\IQia. an4
Ki.Op CaayoD, tben are areu tor aU4llll on IMeltubea •n4 •
platlen. . 1 ~ 11 found iD IDOlt ol the 12 na\lonal parks.: some permit wmter mountalneerinl ..
There's Ice ftabint at some pafka and anowmobillng i
deslanated areas. Yellowstone CClnd\&Ctl uowmobile tOW'l1 l.oto wUdlife retuge areas. .
OnlY a few ol the parka have oveml&ht accommod•
Uona, but prlyate facWUea are available ln nearby «>m·
munltles. Most parka have areu for snow campm,. And for
everyone, there's the lure of the winter panorama ol clllf·
encrusted mountains · .
and snow-laden trees.
In response to the
growing popularity of
winter recreaUon, the
National Park Service la
spendina 1ub1tantlal
amounta Oil the develop·
Money'&
Worth
ment of ski areu, lee skaUng rinks and similar faclUUes. It
also ta developlna modetl family-type ski areu. ID the aix
parks that provide akt llfta, the most popular form of lkilng
is downhill, but the parks are -stressi.nc. Cl"ON-cou.Dtrf ski·
ing. which cannot euUy be done at most commercial 1pots.
FOR TH08E WHO WANT A SKI school, cbolces are
Lassen, Mount Rainier, Olympic, Sequoia and Kings
Canyon, Yosemite and Rocky MoW\t.ain.
Crater Lake offtn a 1\4-mile cross~try trail,
altho~h no downhill t itling. Some skien tour around the >
lak., rim. a distance of more than 30 miles. Hatt tbe parks
oflertobol&antns. ·
Tbenattonal parks are scattered from Maine (Acadla)
to California CL111en Volcanic), from Wyoming
(Yellowttooe National) to Was~(lfount Ralnler). All
are avallablebyhlabway, most bf plane, train or bus.
For more Information, aend SO cents to the.
Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Government PrtnUoc
Office, Washington, D .C. 2<M02, and request the brochure
"Winter ActlvlUes ln the National Park System." A1ao send
queries to the superintendent at individual parka.
* * * * * * COiumnist Honored .·
LAWRENCE, Kan. <AP> -Financial column.1st and•
author Sylvia Pocter will be awarded the Wllllam Allen
White Foundation prize at Univenhy of Kansu on Feb. 10.
Miss Porter was clted as oae who "uemplillea William
Allen White in service to profession and. • • country ...
''Sylvia Porter is in the White tradJtion ln several ways.
clarity of style, a logical approach to emotional issues, iden·
tillcaUon with her readers, and euta. ·• said Stuart Awbrey
of the Hutchlnaon , Kan., News; t>resident of thef'oundation .
IBM Pa£esetter
As 'Stooks A.dvarree
. .
NEW YORK (AP) ~Tbe1toctmartetl'Olleaharpl7to-t1
day ln a u,ht-YOlume rally led by International Bua1nela
Machines shares.
The Dow Jones averaao Qt 80 lnduatrlaJ1 •N up 8.32
polntato815.23. . •
Galoera outnumbered lOM:l'8 by about an 14 marPt .
amon1 New York Stock Escbaqe·Ulted lUuel. Tradlnl wu reladvel1 subcNed. boWever. Bii 8oanl
wfc&TAMaX Ot•
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..
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IMINIENOY OHll
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pllr•y Bogart, Ava
081dner. Aalflbecka • •
tuner• N¥l9ll Ole "'CllC
andw.t.d ... oC•_.....
our Olff. (2 tin.I
• THI! INWJY IUNCH
The Bredy'a MW ~
ban decide to edopt • eon
and end \IP with uw ....
G)THE~
Terry Webelw bre11k9 In
"'' ,_ partner, ~ rookie Cllrla Owen•,
~ fof en arwoni.t. tJD ZOOM 'Tis the Season '19 FOOOI FOR TH!
MODEM FAMll.Y
"Hollday TIH1lev''
@.) ABCNEWI
l:aO 8 THa PNCa 18 RIGHT ....., THAEI. 90N8
Karen and Richard Carpenter star m a holi-
day ·special, The Carpenters at Christmas,
tonight at 9 on ABC, Channel 7.
A boy who looka ~ like
Robbi• atmoat ruin•
AoOble'• ,.,,.uon b9bll
thl dacapOon " unccw--.cl. fD OVIJll (MY
HetW)' Korman; pr--
tlon oC hMr1 attacU. e!J FAMILY '°"1'fWT
Cl) ceaNeWS 9 MERV GfW'RH
Gu.ta: Ct11110. Roberl
Gouiel, Bitty Watroua.
71'0 8 TH! MUPP£TS
Gu.t· Zero Moatel 8 N8CNEW8
8 UAASCLU8 D MCNEWS
G) ILOVELUCY
"Young Fan•" m ADAM-12
The offloen forget 10 "go
by Ille book" wharl Cillng a
trdlo WMator and then
... muat OOflfrOnt the -man.
• MAONEJl I L.afflER
REPORT
G CAUFOAH1A TOHtOHT Cll TO T£U. THE TflUTH
7:30 8 AU..-8T AA AHYTiilNO
000
"F9nwood USA" w. '"The
Young And The,..._ ..
I ,,,__y PBJD
NlW\.YWEDCIAMI 9 HOU.YWOOO
SQUME8
G) THE BRADY IUNCH
Mll<e and the famlly rnan-
ege to br98k out oC the Jail
~ and Old proepector
hu locMd lMITI up. (Part
2)
ti) LEr8 MAKE A DEAL 9 L.A. INTPCHANOE
"Informed Sourcea"
G VOTERS' PIPEUHI!
"Orange County In
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OUMt: Nancy w ....
8.-00 e Cll WONDER
WOMAN
Wonder WOl'ltan and
An«oa ~ Alnlbol
,,..,.. ltOP .... befote
tlley ,_... Ew1tl or the
In~ Council wlll
dMllOy the SkrUI and
Eal1h. (Pwt 2 "' 2) ,
DCPOaHAAKlY
"Shantay The Actor" A
C'laa•nel Lbd•g•
fJ KNXT (CBS) Los Angeles 0 KNBC (NBC) Los Angeles 8 K11.A (Ind.) Lo& Angeles D KABC-lV (ABC) Los Angele!.
Cl) KFMB (CBS) San Diego
CJ K~ lV (Ind.) Los Angeles 9 KCST (NBC) San Diego
I KTTV (Ind.) Los Angeles
l<COP·lV (Ind.) Los Angeles
• KCET·lV (PBS) Los Angeles 0 KOCE·lV (PSS) Huntington Beach
IW-«tuoe 'Shwltev Qtvea
lllmMlf • full glell'IOUt .,...,,.,. OOll'CMM• wlttl
tcqJM, lllUdpadl faclaM
and S*tded lhoulders.
_._.. he .. _. .. ''1119
~CPO'' by a docu-
men1aty lllm cintw. Oevld ;-'=.:-'".,.·
* * * "lrlc:ld«1t In 6#1 FranclacO" (1970) Richard
Kiiey, alria Connelly. A
man It held~ for
• youth'• dM1tl when he
rrlea to llelp an old man (2
hf'a.) D O THl!YEAR
WITHOUT A 8ANTA
CLAUS
Sant8 Clilue, leallng a bit
und9r fie_.,_, decldea
to '°""' aDout ~ glfll end~ up on tlla
llMP lnNed. "' Ulla .. ma'8d ,.,.,..., *tuttno
tll• volon of 811h1ey
Boottl, ~~and Olck8~(A)
fiJ MEL.OO't'LAND
TELETHON
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AHDFN!NOS
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• 19 WASHtNOTOH
WEEK .. REVIEW
&'308 CHICO AHO THE MAH
"Ed The Hero'' The garage
llal • run on cMrlty oa.. wnan Raul tttae to 1mpr-
111a ~ byMlting.
compoeltlofl eOoul Ed fix·
Ing can,,_ I« the poor.
·~Jnl&T WEEK
"Courtlftg Oannrtlbla
An Old Fashioned O.rlat•as·
MON•G
tt:OO . Cl) C88 LATE MOV11
··~"You C..'I Win 'Em M ,. (1970) Tony Cur1la,
Cflar1ee BronM>n. Two
Americ8n eotclar'8 of for-
tune matdl their wlla
aglllnlt the ~ of two
natlona In siur'MAt of • tor-
~ In ...... and a !>Mu-
tN~(AI
• 1WIUOHT ZONE .. ~ .......
• fllOMYER
PlllNIJCOO
P9rww oooa brealdalt;
..... and Hagg•• ~·~~
John Davidson takes his wife, children, brothers,
par~nts and guest stars Tim Conway and Betty White op
a tnp back to 19th century England for an old f asbionec:l
Christmas ceJebratlon on the John Davldaon Chriatmas
Special, tonilht at 10 on ABC, awme1 7.
BJTOMIO&Y
NEW YORK (AP) -It'• been 20 ,_..
sine, RaJIDODd Burr betan a JoDi ran u
t.elevltloo'1 moat famous barriaJ:er, and tbe
burly Canadian act.or la as busy• ewr.
I ... dJd & CUDe0 tbiu Jn ft'l'°arJi ~'1m118, ..
the televislca apeelal.1 bad a put ID a mov· M we JmUIDllbed ID unada ad I'm t.alldlla ~ two otber monea now,'' ni4 Barr, bown n.md &be world tot bla portrayal Of
.. Perry M.Qoo" lD the courtroom aedel that ran n1De aeaaoo.a.
.. I'm conslderlna a two·hour spec.lal ror
, televlaloo, •• the act.or continued, ••ancs I'm
drinking about • telmllon ...s. .. tbluP tMr• would have to be llmlti&OI written lato It. 11.ka • mOOtbl • )'Ml' •• ., lroai won.
KHJ 6 6: 00 -"The Barefoot Con-
tess a ." Ava Gardner ploys the tiUe role
in this 1954 movie drama wblcb co-stars
Humphrey Bogart and won a supporting
Oscar for Edmond O'Brien. Repeated at
llp.m .
ABC D 8:00 -"The Year Without a
Santa Claus.,, St. Nick is ailing and de·
cides to skip Christmas this year in a
musical animated special featuring the
voices of Shirley Booth, Mickey Rooney
and Dick Shawn.
CBS EJ 9:00 -''White Lightning."
Burt Reynoids as an ex-con trading his
freed om for breaking up a moonshlning
ring in this 1973 movie with Neef Beatty.
KCET@ 9:00 -Visions. A young
man's involvement with the Jewish re.
ligion disturbs his parents in this drama,
"A Secret Space."
gate ... ofler, then mall•.
deolelon.
• MOVll ** ''Ringo And .... Gokf. an Plato!" (1Me) Mn
Demon. A bounty llwdar,
1lll1tl. llgMnng ......
tuad by two~
looking tor ~ (1 l'lr,.
30mln.) 12:30. MDVII
• • ''Battle 8ayoncf The
8wl" (1"31 Alt6y Stewart,
Edd Perry. When Earth 11
dMdad Into Soulhem and
Nortti.rn lleml1ptiere1,
aid\ engagaa In • ,.,. ,.
rMG11 M--. (1 hr .. 25 min.I
• NF\.~~THE
WEEK
12:17 8 8TART1ME
"lWo .. Tiie Nllmber''
1~0 MOVIE
••• "Th•~ ...
(19601 ~leo ou.n '·
--M-ev. Alt a..-actocatt .... ~--doubea ... Fl'mdl ~
man, II oflllr9d .. ~
and •-.i = ••••Ilsa (1 hr .. 20~
1:00 a ~1"1QAL
Holl: Wollman Jaolt.
Ouaala: Paul McCartnev
and Wlngl, DrM Bowta,
England Dan and John
FOf'd ~.The~
Libby lltua. Branda t...
811 Wltherl, Rlool Mertln.
All 8uppfy and Flollkln • a i.,..,
~ troubled over
hi• liow phylloal and -llonel r~ from •
--beating. Keay .... deaoerata ,,_,... to
prove Illa worttl.
• MOVIE * * * "In A LOltaly P*» ..
{1960) ~ eoo-t.
Olorta Onhlrne. A Holy-
wood wnttf .. IUIP8CWd
of ""'"*'· (2 hn.)
1:1s. TALJC...aout
Holt Truman Jacquea
~ the flar.wda of
being m.ue; landlofd'• flG"" VL tanlnt'a rlgtttl;
.... tNofy ... poatu..
... ........ and ....... .. ..._. ..
pnldlucel °' c:Gltlopflia , •• WOVll **"' "outllde The LAw" (11M) "81 o.nton, Laigh
8nowdon. The eon of •
~ aowit gMl8 hi•
fNadom and Illa fllttw'a
l'elC*lt • lie llgtttl coun-
.......... (1llr .. 30 min.I
1:111 NeWS 1:16 ... 2:00• MOW! •• "Moontlde" (11M2)
JaM Gabin, kll Lupino. A
grim. c:er.worn girt struo-
-to IMlntM\ the love of • '°"°" ..-mg man. (1
"' .. 156 "*1.) a MOVIE ....... ..,,., .., ........
( ... I '** Powll. Clllr9 TtWDf. ,._ Mlrtow
~ ln\IOMd .wi
another mr•t•rloua
murdar.(2"'9.1
• •'4 "nle V.,y Edge'•
(1M3t-.ci Todd, Anna
H9ywood. ""' arc:Hleclr• pregnant ..... .,,..,.. •
mllloan1age .,._ being
attadlld and raped. (2
In.) a:aol NlW8 2:41 NEWS
8:00 MOYD * *~ "ConquHt Of
Ooctll•" (19531 John
HodleK.. Jct/ Plga. After
the .. ~ MalCloo
and.,. u.a.. .. ~ 1a
191tto ........ pemia..S
hllt .. k9"0INI1t11 par-
... In the loutllwllle. (1
tw,.IOINn.)
Nostalgie Motte
'Wonderful Life' Re~ for 'W
By JERRY BUCK
I.OS ANGELES (AP) -It was
Frank Captra 's personal favorit~
among the many movles be mtide. Be
saw "It's a Wonderful ·Life" u bis tribute to all the luckless ln the world.
It was that aspect wbicb attracted
Marlo Thomas to the movie, altboaah
the 1946 film was one of Capra's least
successful at the box office.
"I Just loved tbe story," said
Marlo, who sat on the edie of. ber
desk. "It's about a person wbo thinks
bis lite hasn't amounted to anytb1ng
and wishes be had never been born.
He gets bis wish and ln a wonderful
fantasy sees bow much hla life baa
meant to other people."
JAMES STEWART starred in the
oriclDat movie, playiq the down-on-
b.ls-luck man who geta bis wlab from
cuardian anael Umry Travers. Don-
na Reed wu b1a wife and Uonel nu.
rymore was the vUlaln wbo deUJbta la
pusbiof blm to the brink.
Anotber th1qg tbat attracted Ilario
was tbe prospect of remaldna lt Into a
Christmaa perennial on tdeviam.
ABC qreed. calliag it ... perfect
Chrtstmaa fantasy that la Ul)llftiD&
and laa.r;U'aUonal.'.
The Capra rum bu been remade In. to ·•tt Bappmed One ChrtltmU ... and
will be aem oa ABC, CluD:mtl 7, at 9
p.m. Sunday. But wltb a all&ht
cbanae. Marlo playa the Stewart Nie
and Cklril Leac~ ls the anieJ..
WaJU Rosen p1QI ber hubud and
Onon W.U. ia the Yillaln.
• ''ILOV1rr1ewrtttanfora womtD. ..
1be aald. ·~ pnuune are dtf· ferea&:'! wbeD )'OQ wlab yOQ'd after
bea it doea'\ mat.tar if JOU"re a man,~•• trot. Tbe lt.cll"f lsao ·~• -wiablq JOQ'd never been born, ~ tbe W'ilJt ad tblD reaJb..
inl bow IDucb our life bu meat" Ila~ wboee OWD lM'Oductioll com· peny, ... the 2~-1-our fllm.'.wu ln
her °"'Cec•t Universal Stuc!IOI. 8be
bad been worldna day and D1abl t.o
ed.lt tM fllDL It wu ~ nidlalU for HYiew. OD the ottlce Willi ..,.
=~-=-ru:.;~ ra.:: ............... Ia ~ llJlii, .... mu. ....... an. • ~ Gt MilMlcb, loJPld ht die• otaoeo n...cltd to aep ...
the cl~• and bet lnaabeDcl1-9 ot b'iill4lii ..... ~
IN -woNl>ERFUL UFE'
81af11XOCfucerThom•
preeelon ror Cktstmu. I think 1111 ~ as feel tldnp dOn't alwaya turn oat JiCht, but ta.ere ii bope. It ta • ceJQra.
tlon of trleDdlb(p, tnllt and loft, It's
wonderful a Cbdatmia t.e celebrate ltfe.,, .
TBS 8T08T BBGAN as a
Chrtltina card l'tlWP VID Doten
Stem Milt to bla INau. ?fut It becamealtGt'Jln Good~
m11ulne called '-rt. Greatest Gift. .. Tb.Ne~ tl'Mdtbelr band at
tb8 1toq: Dalton Trulnbo, Marc Con-
nelly ml Clifford OcleU. 1MNdor
Capra 4'Ventual11 bind Albert
Hackett aDd France. Goodrich to
Write tbitlnal~
, Th• mm ncetvtid a Dumber or
Oiear ~ W lolta totbo aw .. p ~ ·~ Belt Yun elf Our u,.. ..
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LOS ANGELES <AP>
-Officials say Los
Aneeles city and county
will receive more Ulan
$4.S million in federal
economic stimulus fundJ
under a new aklll-
tralDlng improvement,
program.
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PVBUC NOTICE
PICTITIOUI aUllNHI
Sil.HI
Disease
By DB. STEINCaOHN
Dear Dr. Stelpcrohn:
My hutband went t.o the
doctor tor his re1ular
checkup. He bad all
kinda of bloocl teats.
When ho reL&&rf\ed, 1he
doctor sald ht bad "lat
blood."
As he didn'~ explain
exactly what ~ meant
by fat bl~. I am won·
derlnl if you mlaht help.
He aave him no
medkine. All he said
was to cut down on his
drinking and not eat tat·
,ty foods. I'd appreciate
your explanation. -
Mrs.G.
COMMENT: My suess
is that he has what ~e call "hyper Upldemla."
Tests likely indlc•te that
( IJIEDICINE )
his blood levels of
cho le stero l and
triglycerides are higher
than normal.
As we know , when
these are high there's
more llkelihood of com·
plications that involve
· the arteries.
CulUnc down on hls
drinking will help bridg
down his triglyceride
level, especially. In·
directly ll will lower the
cholesterol content, too.
Bu\ dietinl 11 important.
GETflNG DOWN to
normal wejghl will help
control his condition.
Saturated rats found in
cream, butter . fatty
meats, fried foods, etc ...
predispose to lipidemia.
Your doctor wlll give
you a dlel list, and
possibly some medlca-
t ion, lo help your
husband's blood fat con-
len t come down to
normal.
Dear Dr. Steincrohn: I
am 69 years old and my
blood pressure ls 120
over 80 . I was
hosplt.alUect for angina
pectoris in 1964. l still
Qake Jlitr~ for
th• cbestpainf ... .iter
exertion. l'm' a little overwelabt and 1moke
. only one pack ot low tar
cigarettes a day.
I find I cannot eat the
slightest amount of food
before bedtime without
getUni chest pain later
"when I'm lying down.
Sometimes I wake up in
30 minutes with light to
, moderate cbeal palns.
Do you think the pains
are due to my angln.a
·even when I'm lying
lnbed?-Mr:L.
COMMENT: lt'spossi·.
ble to have anelnal
symptoms even when
restlne, ii t.be an1lna bas
been present tor years.
However. X think you
should tnow that you're not belplna youne1f by
amoklnl ••only .. one
pack~ c~ettes da.U.Y.
Tobaceo ta bad for )'OUr
CO?OUJ7 arteries.
Your chest pain after
eating, and when. Jyin&-
down, makes one lbink
It 'It poealble that you
may have a hl•tal hernia complicating your prob-
lem.
Have f()tJ visited your
·.doctor lately? Tell him
about your symptorn11.
X·rayJ of your upper Jn·
testlnal tract may ex·
plain th• ebest pain while tett.lng, ... " The morta.tllY from
'\ i'l'om AP Dlapetclaea ..
Tbe Rhine Brldtt at Arnhem, Netherlan~.
will be renamed Dec.17 for...._,.,_., the Britli
leader of paratroopers wbo held tbe old brtdj
acainst German troops for five days ln 19«.
The airbom• drop wa1 fart of Operation
Market Garden. wblcb atmed a endJDC World Wtr
u by aeizinC tho Rbln• bndaehead. But a mlxt~
of battlefield politics, bad luck and confusl6D
ruined tbo operaUon ud left 1T ,000 Alll•cl
caaualtJet, lncludlnl many of Froct'• men. "
Frost. who retired from' lbt army as .•
briaadler senerat *Eld lives on a farm near Lond~.
haa been lnvlted t.o attend the renamtn1 ceremouy
at the brldae. It wu rebuilt aft.er the war. • PrlDcaa Alme na.med ber baby PeUt Marl
ADdJ'ew Phll.IJp1, Bucklneham Palace announced,
But, u the Palace st.reaed before the baby
W85 bom, Queen Ell.aabeU. ll'a fin\ crandchlld
wlll have no title even
lhoucb he ls llf!h in Une(---------J to t.be British tbiono. PEOPLE -He wUl be known u
Muter Peter Pbllllpt. . .
Baby Peter, the first
royal erandchild t.o be bom a commoner, wlll ~
ebrtstened In the music room at Buckinah~
Palace by the Archbishop of Canterbury, Doe~
Co11an, al noon Thursday, Dec. 22. • •
A spanlsb teacher from the south Geor~
town of Albany said she will marry convlc
Watereate conspirator •
Howard Hunt on Dec. 22 ln * private ceremony in Miaml.
Laura Mar11D, 31, ot ~t
Deerfield School, aald alfe l\M4
Hunt, :is, a widower, tbfoul'
mutual friends while be wu
servtna a 32·montb sentence at
Eclln Air Force Base, Fla.. a
minimum·securily prison.
She aald abe liked Hwit, a
HUNT father Of four, at flnl alght.
"I went down for picnics whenever I co_uld
when be waa in prlson." abe said . • Carlo Marla Glallnl says he will cancel many
of bis world wide commitments when he takes
over for ZOblQ Meb&a as music director of the LOs
Angeles Philharmonic nex,L season.
"I will cancel all my tentative commitmeats
as guest conductor with the Berlin Phllbannonlc,
\he Edinburgh Festival after this 1ummer, the
Concert&ebouw in Amalerdam -all but with this
orchestra in Los Ancelea," Giulini aald ln an in-
terview. Glullni's three-year contract wlth the Los
Angeles Philharmonic calla for producln& elabUo
nine separate prosrama eaeb leUOll and wW ia·
elude short tours tbrolllh Call.fomia. · * . A Prelbyterian mlDlltel' who bu written a
book about the Rev. JlWy Gralaam sa be bellev
the evaneellat abould avold
politicians. • "I feel th.at be should s&aJ'
at arm's length from world
political Ogures," said David
Poll.as, an Albuquerque, N.Y.,
minister.
Poll.ol criticized Graham'•
involvement with several piwl·
dents, includlng former Prell.
dent BldWd M. Nlull. Be also
sucgeated that Graham sbould
avoid prayer breakfasts tn tbe hlture. . ' • Jou Moadale flew from Relalnkl t.o tnlnare,t
in the Soviet Union to aee UM Hermti.1• Muaeu ./
••The vlelt ls atl\letly
private, and abets 101n1 t.o atay
there for only a few hOurs," a
spokesman for the U.S. Bm·
ba11y said.
Before golnf to tbe
museum, the wife of Vlce Pnll·
den\ Walter P. Mondale met
wllb Sovlet Premier AleHI
KM1• Both ~N lD Belllnk1
• for the sotb anntvenar7 ot
FWand's lsidepjDdence.
* Tbe· Judtctal comml"lon of the Untt
Presbyterian Chui"Cb dlimlaMd u laftlld a~
plalnt lii'aJDlt two top otndall.
A Walnut Creek layman, WD1Mlr E. KU]. meet
complaints uking that the denom.b\aUon'a chief~
mlnlltnttve officer, Willia• P. TMmpecm, add tbO head of ita procram acener, the Rev. I. o.ear McC1ood, be removed tor "nonfeasance and lam·
reasance." He charged they "are more Interested In tbt
World Council of Churches and the NaUonal Coun·
ell of Churches, both of which are probably com·
munlsl domldated'' -charges which the Judicial
COUDC!U held invalid.
heart cUM ... IW'dfttnl
of the uteritlf andJ lalp blood pttiUUre bat least
2Mt tlmes u ireat tD the
fat a1 ln those wtiOie
wel&ht ls norfiJal, ••11
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booklet; "Watc" Yoqr
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cut red tape, getting the an.tuittaand actk>n 1IOU need Yacht racint sJ(\ppera alQng the perienctd In fall races to and from or of YacbUng )fquine. lowed u how the aftoq tide was set·
to sol~ 1nequitte1 m gouernm~ and ¥Mu. Mad Orange Ooa.st have had their share of around Catalina Island. Una-him down on the tower. To 1ave
your q~st10TU to Pat Dunn, At Your Seroice, Oronge what ls known in lbe sport u "drif· If its any consolation these condi· IT SEEMS THAT 75 yad\tt-aoroe dam•1e to his boat, Turner turned on
Coa1t DcUl11 Pilot. P 0 . Boz 1560. Coit a Me$0, CA ters. '' those balmy. windless affairs lions. and worse, exist ln other parts of the':1~ldplaters, turned out for tbe his engine (or about 10 seconds to 1et
'92626. A1 many lettera a1 po11ible will be afl$U)ered, in which whatever air there is seema of the world. Ir you need convincinc. 43rd a a the 238-mlle Vineyud off clear.
but phoned inqwrie• or uuns not including the Stamford, Conn., on Lona Island He went on to finish the race 24
reader'• full uame. odd,,., and busmen holrt' phone. Sound. minutes beblnd Tempest. Alter re-
numberccmnot becoMdned. ThUcolvm1toppeor1dai· The 1cratch boat in the neet wu porUne the en11.M bit. Turner found
111ezcep4Salurday1," Eric Rldder'a *>·foot ketch Tempest. that he had won the Nina Troph,y for
She clocked exacUy nine miles lo being fint boat to the tower -but wu
eight houri durtnc the firlt ptpt after disqualified for tbe last 20 miles of the
StiU Sharing tlae WeaJtla1
DE~ R PAT: I have several shares Ot rtoct from a COf?party where I worke<S years ago. I w<>Wd like lo
Jtnow how to find out if lbey are worth anythine
now.
E.M.L., Sani. Ana
Hundreds of stocks are traded whose dally
trades are not published. Because ot thls, a stock
broker ls your best inltlal contact. He can consult
bis "pink sheets" to see If your atockl are In that
category aad he bas acce11 to other IOW'ce material
as well. If your stocks were last Uated on either the
New York or the American S&ock Exchange, you
can try to cheek tbelr worth tbrougb those orgaJlba·
tlons. Write to: American Stock Excbance, In·
qulriea Department, 81 Trlnlty Place, New York,
N. Y . toOM, or New York Stock ExcJtanse, Investors
Service Bureau, 11 Wall St., New York, N.Y.10005.
If you are still without u amwer, write to tbe
com mwloaer of corporations In the 1tate where the
stocks were originally lncorporated. Thia probably
ls the state of Issue. You also coald contact the
transfer company which usu.Uy la desJgnated on
the stock certificate. Another spurce I• tbe "Robert
D. Fisher Manual of Valuable and Worthlesa
Securities," a 14-volume guide publlabed by R.M.
Smytb&Co. (Available at reference libraries).
If aU else falls, you can blre 8'andard & Poor•s
(o trace your stock (minimum '7.50 cbarJCe) or ask
the New York S~k Exchange to provide a Ust of
proresslonal tracing services. Tracers Company or
America Inc., 509 Madison Ave., New York, N.Y.
10019, Is ooe ot the better known stock tracers.
•fAut l'ear' Always Lon9
DEAR PAT: My uncle died in July. My aunt
says the insurance company deducted a full year's
premiums (for all of 1977) even though five months
remained in this year at the time or his death. Is this
legal?
F .R., Newport Beach
Yes. Although It seems Wlfalr, Insurance com·
pantes usually retain the entlre year's premium no
matter when the insured dies during that year. If
premiums are paid monthly, the company deducts
aU monthly premiums due that year from the settle-
ment check. Your policy probably states this prac·
lice. Check lo see If It says "ln the event of the
death of the insured, any unpaid portion of the
pr em lum for lhe then current policy year shall be
dedactedlnseUlementhereunder."
Some companies do refund the "unearned pre-
mium" and say ao in their policies, but they add
a small extra cbar&e to regular premiums to pay
for these refunds. Compules that deduct final year
premla.ma explain that eaclr ynr•s premtam 19
baaed on a full year of mortality for all policy
holders.
Fbh SodiUlll Scaled Boson
DEAR PAT: There's always been a lot of in·
formation available identifying various cuts of
meal, but how about fish? For instance, what's the
difference between a rlsh steak and a fillet? I'd also
like to know if a person on a low sodium diet should
avoid eating ocean fish .
V.S., Huntington Beach
Fillets are the sides of the flab. Tbey have bffn
cut away from the backbone and usually are bone·
Jen. Steau are slices tbat have been cat acroa the
fish. A part ol the backbone la the only boae in a fish
steak. Fish portions are pieces which have been eut
from bloeks of frozen fUletl. Usually tbey are cov·
er:ed with batter and sold frozen alUM>agh they also
are sold raw. Smaller flab 1Ucks are made the same
way as portions.
.Just because fJ,sb &he "' 1all water doea no& mean they are hlib In aaJt u IOdkun. Except for a
few species, such as lbark, flab are low ID sodium and
recommended for low sodium diet£
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the start. race.
Sailboat racing i$ at a stand.sun
again this weekend for two reasons -
there were no events schedul~ by
any of the 11 yacht clubs in Oran'e
County, and it there had been, roa and
light air may have slowed them even
more.
As a matter of fact, there is only one •
more regatta ached\lled along the
Orange Coast this year. Thal would be
Newport Harbor Yacht Club's
Cbristmu Regatta next weekend.
stages the second half or Its Christmas
Reaatta for keel boats Saturday and
Sunday on Santa Monlca Bay, and
thrte San Diego clubs continue with
the annoal Sinhoffer series -San
Diego Yacht Club hosting the Intema-
tional Offshore Rule group, Silver
GJlte Yacht Club the Performance
Handicap Racing Fleet and San Diego
Handicap Fleet, and Southwestern
taking charge of the Mideet Ocean
Racine Association ratines.
North along the coast Pierpoint Bay
Yacht Club near Santa Barbara will
hold the first race or its Saltwater
Then there wu the indomitable Ted
Turner -fresh from bis smubln1
victo~ in the America'& Cup -sail·
ine bli 61-foot sloop Tenacious. The
start was so slow and confused that
Turner thoucht he was. over the line
early, doueed bis spinnaker and
rought his way back throueh the neet
lo restart. It was only after be bad
dutifully made a legal start that
Turner learned be bad not been over
the line early ln the first place. He
a tarted a distant dead last.
TUBNE,ll'S TENACIOUS finally
overhauled Rldder'a Tempest, but
things got worse for the Southerner.
After leadiDg Tempest around the
WHO WON THE race on corrected time? Well, ll seemed that a boat
named Thunderbird won It and lost it.
Skipper and crew of Thunderbird
were gloating over their victory until
Tatoosll arrived. Tat.oosh's crew re·
ported they spotted what appeared to
be a distress signal durinc the final
nicht of the race. They altered course
and went for it.
1t turned out that the "dJ1treu"
slenal was only a floatlnt fla1hlight
bobbing on the alaasy sea, but Tat.oosh
was awarded 12 minutes for her
crew's good intenUons and nosed out
Thunderbird.
Sound familiar?
Action is lleht throughout the
Southern California Yachting As·
sociation area. In the Los Angeles·
Long Beach area, Cabrillo lleach
starts its Winter Series for all classes
on Sunday; King Harbor Yacht Club
Series on Sunday, and the only.activl· -----------------------------ty inland is al Westlake Yacht Club
which will hold its Kris Kringle
Regatta Sunday.
New Zealanders Lead.
SYDNEY, Australia
CA P ) The New
Zealand yac ht s
Waverider, Rangiriri
and Swuz:debubble led
the fleet around Bird
Island Thursday evening
in the third race or the
World Hair.ton Cup be·
ing sailed off the
Australian east coast.
The New Zealand
yachts broke away from
the other 22 on the
on poin~. was second
early in the race, but had
not been sighted since
then.
Silver Shamrock, skip·
p e r ed by defending
world champion Harold
Cudmore, won a similar
race previous to this
championship, also after
doing a "disappearing
trick."
The yacht does not
carry a radio and was
not sighted by mark
rounding boats.
Silver Shamrock,
Waverider skippered by
Tony Buzald, Rangiriri.
helmed by Peter
Willcox, and
Swuzzlebubble, cap·
tained by Ian Gibbs,
went into Thursday's
race with one point
separating them.
Fo·r . Christmas • • •
is the largest and most complete
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The Irish yacht Silver
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lirlday, December 9, 1971
The theme is more wet than
white when Orange Coast com-
munities celebr~te Christmas,
and the cnibing start.5 tonight.
Illuminated boata and homes will
be on display in the three major
doc kings.
Dana Point Harbor's greet.ini
to the south coast is ita lbird an-
n ua I Holiday Hi! Lights pro-
cession toni&ht and Saturday
evening.
AS MANY AS 100 decorated
boats are expected to gather in·
side the harbor entrance at 8
p .m . to begin two complete
circuits of the waterways, lastJ.nc
untH9p.m.
Vlsible from all dockside loca-
tions, the parade will pass by
Dana Wharf, circle the main
channel inside the East Ba.sin,
proteed throueh the main cban-
ne l along the length of Dana
Island and into the West Basin to
repeat the entire route.
Co-sponson1 for the event are
the Dana Point Harbor Associa-
tion, Aventura Sailing Associa-
tion and Dana West Marina.
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lle's slightly hard of hearing, his blaelt t.a1r long ago
turned gray and his eyebrows form bushy .arches that give
his face a grandfatherly demeanor.
CH~IRMAN GARY McAvoy
has announced that lighted
yachts will be judged for grand
s we epstakes, most nautical
C hristmas the m 'e, mos t
humorous, most unique, most
colorlul, best decorated sail and
powet. best sound and lightine effects-and a mystery award,
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BOAT PARADE ENTRY MAKES SHIMMERING SHADQW, DAZZLING MJ:MORIES
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But Jimmy Stewart, who stepped out onto the Cal State
1''ullerton lecture hall s tage last Sunday, still has the same
boyish quality that has endeared him to milltons.
THE 69·YEAR·OLD ACADEMY Award winner,
followed by his attractive wife, Gloria, paused as instructor
Jerry Lenington's film class stood to give blm an en-
thusiastic ovation.
The always awkward, stammering, gee·whiz country
boy of the movies, dapperly dressed in a dark suit, smiled
somewhat bashfully at the reception.
Then he stepped over to the center or the stage and leaned
his 6-foot-3 frame over to kiss Beulah Bondi, the tiny 84·year-
old character actress who played his mother in five movies.
THE STILL-ACTIVE ACTRESS, who this year won an
Emmy for a role on "The Waltons," was the
:.pecial guest on the panel assembled to question Stewart
about his 42-year movie career.
"Well, all I cans~ is he's a model son," quipped Miss
Rond1 , aCter the questiohin& got under way. "I never felt of
"' (Se6JlMMY, PageC&> -
On ~aturday and Sunday, Dec.
17 and is visitors to Dana Point
Harbor will be welcomed aboard
the holiday-decorated Sea Horse
s portfishing boat for a Cree
harbor cruise with Santa Claus.
Leaving the Dana Wharf
Sportrishing dock periodically
between 1 and 4 p.m., the boat
rides will enable children to tell
Santa their Christmas lists while
riding with him in a whale-pulled
sleigh aboard the 65-fool deepsea
boat.
ELEVEN NIGHTS of public
boat rides will begin Sunday in
Huntington Beach for the 15th
annual Cruise of Liahts.
Tifl(et.5 are $3 for adults and $1
for ctijldr~ upCler 12 and are
•••ilabl...at tbe HWntington
.U..rbow;: marina • .o Warner
I Music
Sunday's per!ormance in Orange County by the Los Anaeles
Philharmonic Orchestra with Zubln Mehta conducting will be
played as a 2 p.m. matinee instead of 8:30 p.m. as originally
scheduled.
The concert, under the a,usplces of the Orange County
Philharmonic Society. wW be held at the Santa Ana Hlgh School
auditorium, 520 W. W alnul St., as part of a subscription series.
Timing
iMoved
•
!Ahead •
THE TIME CHANGE, which will allow more families to at-
tend. was necessitated by Mebta'uchedule.
He will leave immediately alter the concert Lo fly to London
to fulfill an enaagemenl at the Royal Opera House, Covent
Garden. where be will conduct the opera, "Girl of the Golden
West•' by Puccini.
For the Orange County program Mehta has chosen Leonora
Overture No. 3 by Beethoven, Wagner's "Prelude" and
"Llebestod" from Tristan und Isolde •
F~ING IN'l.ERMISSION will be Schubert's Symphony
No. s s '!! "~Julenspiegel 's Merry Pranks ...
Tl · $1.50 students $3, are on sale at the Orange
Coµntr. m~._Jolflce, 1801 Ne1vport Blvd., Costa Mesay
.A262&. '1tWj be oruered by Phoblbi• 6'M411. Tickets are also ~vaHab.le• oor. "'
. • ~ I ~
Avenue near Pacific Coast
Highway.
THEY MAY BE purchased on
the night or one's preferred
cruise. Boats beJtin departine at
6 p.m. on 45-mmute rides past
decorated Harbour homes, end-
lng at 9 p.m.
Reservations for the popular
event which benefits the Hunt-
ington Harbour Philharmonic
Society, however, are already
being taken. '
Predicting the largest and best
Cruise of Lights ever, boat
parade chairman Doris Footner
notes visitors must park in the
Harbour Mall Shopping Center. Free tram service will be pro-
vided. •
Liahted b6ats will
·christniasland
]o'Yftd Pageanlry ConUng
up the nights in Newport Harbor
Dec. 17-23 as pan of lhe Festival
of Lights parade, which began in
1908.
An estimated SO lo 75 boats will
compete for prizes ln the event,
sponsored by the Commodores
Club of the Newport Harbor
Area Chamber of Commerce.
Prizes will be given to the best
decorated waterfront home
along the route, to the best club
or organization entry, and to
boats in small (10 to 30 feet>.
medium (30 to 45 feel) and large
(45 feet and up) classes.
which are usuaUy the best places
to ..-atcb from, since the mghts
can be cbllly and the parade
moves slowly.
Estimated viewing times hav"
been compiled by the chamber.
They are:
Reuben E. Lee. 6: SS ; Balboa
Bay Club, 7:05; Cano's •• 7:08;
Ancient Mariner, 7:10; Rust,y
Pelican, 7:11 ; Villa Nova, 7:12;
Jo l Iy Roger, 7 : 15: T'hb-
Warehouse, 7:17; Mione's Pizza,
7:18; Lido Isle Yacht. Club, 7:40;
Red Onion, 7:SS; Woody's Wharf.
7: 55: Newport Harbor Yacht
Club, 8~05; Tale of the
THE PARADE will take place Whale/Balboa Pavilion, 8:2'7 ;
fr9m 6:30 to 9:30 each night. Balboa Yacht Club. 8:55; and
beginning west of the Balboa Bahia COtinthlan Yacht Club,
Island Ferry Landing. 8:58. r
The lighted boats ive v\alble ' Retislr,.tion inforr:nalion ~s
from a humber or resttcW~litA. ' '1'hlfh bte by tallina' 644·8211 ..
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'AMISH BOY LEANING ON POST' BY OEOROE· A. TICE
Ansel Adams Shaw
TWO ARTISTS -Selected classics by
Ansel Adams and new urban landscapes and
Amish country photographs by George A.
Tice, Tuesdays through Thursdays, u a.m. to s
p.m., Fridays and Saturdays, 11 a .m. to 6 p.m.
through Jan, 7 at Susan Spiritus Gallery, 3336
Via Lido, Newport Beach.
WATERCOLORS AND SERIGRAPHS by
Corita Kent, formerly Sister Mary Corita at
Muirhead Galleries, Ltd., South Coast Plaza,
Costa Mesa, Saturday through Jan. 8. Hours 10
a.m . to 9 p.m, Mondays through Fridays, 10
a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturdays, noon to 5 p.m. Sun-days. .
ARTWEAVERS II -Contemporary
hangings and and dimensional objects by 11
•artists at Bird's Eye View Gallery, 3420 Via
Oporto. Lido Village, Newport Beach.
Tuesdays through Sundays 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. through Jan. 4.
EXCHANGE EXHIBITION of work by
graduate students in art at University of
Southern California and Claremont Graduate
School, UCI School Fine Arts, Fine Arts
Village Gallery, noon to 5 p.m. Tuesday
through Saturday, Dec. 13. Reception 4 to 8
p.m. Sunday.
THREE ARTISTS, seasca~ painter An-
thony Casay, Vincent, paint.er ot ''beautiful"
women and Marjorie Sharpe'• paintings or
roses through Jan. 8 at Pomeroy A.rt Gallery,
56SlA Lincoln Ave., Cypress.
HOLOGRAMS INSTALIADONS opens
Tuesday and runs through Jan. 14 at the
Newport Harbor Art Muaeum. Hou.rs noon to 4
p .m . Tuesdays throuch Sunda)'8, Friday
nights 6to9. . .. ,. . . .
AQUARELLES, COLLAGES and
drawings by Herbert Schneider through
J an. 5 at West Coast Gallery, 2700 West Coast
Highway, Newport Beach. Hours 11 a.m. to 6
p.m . Mondays through Saturda~. Fridays un-
til 9 p.m., Sundays 1to5 p.m.
OILS AND ACRYUCS by Vlrglnla King
and watercolors by Nancy William~ on dis-
play through December at Glendale Federal
Savings and Loan Art Gallery, 100 Newport
Center Drive, Newport Beach. Hours 9 a .m . to
4 p.m. Mondays through Thursdays and9a.m.
lo 6 p.m. Fridays.
"AN OLD-FASHIONED CHRISTMAS,"
antiques and heiJ"looms and quilts and varioua
arts and crafts from 1900 featured In exhibit at
Garden Grove Artisans' Guild 13271 Century
Blvd., Garden Grove. Hours 10 a.m. to 9 p.m:
Mondays through Saturdays, Sundays, 1 to S
p.m. through Dec. 24.
CHRISTMAS VISUALIZED -Nine
artists share unusual visions or the season's
meaning in prints, sculpture and other media
at T annar Gallery, 2139 Laguna Canyon Road.
Closed Wednesday and Sunday. Hours 11 a.m . .17 p.m. dally.
'GRANDMA'S Kll"CllEN' -Museum of
Orange County, 301 N. Pomona, Fullerteea.
shows utensils, recipes, appliances and
tlothes from bygone days. Tuesday, Thurs·
day, 10 .a.m.-2 p.m. Saturday, 10 a.m.-S p.m.
and Suriday, noon to S p.m . Throuab March,
1978.
DOUB AND TOYS -Dolli, doll houses
and late 19th century toys on dilplay at
Bowen Museum, 2002 N. Main St., Santa Ana.
Opens Saturday, throu&b Deel. 31. Houn, 9
a .m.-5 p.m. Tuelday.saturday, 1-5 p.m. Sun·
day, 7·10p.m. Wednesc:l•y, Tbuhday. ~.
~ Boys Chorus Father Coughlln'a All
American Boys Chorus will pre-
1 en t a special musical
performance on Sunday for Mis-
sion Viejo's Five Nights of
Christmas.
featured in the old Bini
Crosby !Barry· ll'ttzgerald filma,
wlll •lna at the VWace Shopptni
Center at 5:80 p.m. To Perform
At MVFest The 40-boy Chorale, which ii
reminiscent of those often
Under the dJreetlon of Father
Richard Couehlln, 1be Coeta
Meta-bued 1roup baa entu-
tatned throuahout t&e world.
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concert b)' the Golden con c er t • ' • ' • W b e n
West Collece Jan Jeremiah Sans the
Ensemble and Studio Bluu." 1117 IA.IT fOU«TH tTllllT,IMITAA#o4 1'41 ... 1-
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The 22-plece jau
enumble and the 41-
plece orchestra will play
in the coUeee theater at 4
p.m.
TICKETS FOR the
1tn1le performance are
available in the coUeee
bookstore at $2 ceneral admlHIOD, fl.SO with
ASGWC or Gold Key card. Advance purchase
is recommended for the
popular annual event.
Featured numben by
the Jazz ensemble will be
"Sir Gawain and the
Green Knllbt" by Lyle
Maya, and two pieces by
local composers -
"Pack It Up" by Craig
Pallett, and ''Trollln" by
Dave Elliot.
The studio orchestra,
one or the first lo the U .5.
lo switch from aym-
pbonlc format to com-
mercial and popular
mualc, wUl play Chuck
M annln1'1 "EJ Gato
Triste," featurlnc cellist
Alllot Robin Gu1ette
from LoDi Beach.
"SEND IN the
Clowns" by Sondheim
features Michael Har·
rison on violin and Carita
Conrad, French horn,
and "Spain," by Chick
Corea, highliahts
Irvine's Paul Carman
playing the alto sax.
Vocalist s are
Ernestine Goldstein, Los
Alamitoe, remembered
for her tiUe part lo this
year's musical produc-
tion, "Joan, Baby;" and
Rode er Braaier, San
Juan CaJJlttrano. who
baa performed in. the Hollywood Bowl', tbe
Pallad(um and the
A .. heina t;ouve oa Center.
' Brasier wu featured
DANA
POINr ~
IS YOUR
HOLIDl Y HARBOR!
where you can combine shopping with a
relaxing outing to refr~sh your own Christmas ·
spirit! The dozens of dockside shops and busi-
nesses offer a treasure trove of gift ideas
ranging from Art to Yachts ••• including the
widest array of imports, crafts and specialty
items on the whole South Coast.
Give yourself a holiday,·too! The restaurants and
recreation of Dana Point Harbor. await you .•..
where San Diego. Freeway meets Pacific Coast
Highway. And enjoy these special Christmas
events :
HOLIDAY Hl·LIGHTS BOAT PARADE
Fri. & Sat., Dec. 9 & 10 e 6-9 p.m.
SANTA IN MARINER'S VILUGE
Sat. & Sun., Dec. 10 & 11 e 1-4 p.m.
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OUT 'N' ABOUT I 11"ERMISSION
Beason to Ce'lelJrate
The marriage of Nathan Detroit <Michael-
J am es Collins) and Miss Adelaide
tBlanche Mickelson) after a 14-year
engagement is a high point of "Guys and
Dolls." The Damon Runyon fable is now
being staged at Sebastian's West Dinner
Playhouse in San Clemente. For reserva-
tions, call 492-9950.
Intermission
Tom Titus
Onre upon a time -only six years ago, but at
seems like cons community theaters along the
Orange Coast seemed to pride themselves on
their ability to mount a praiseworthy producUoo
of a serious drama once or twice each season.
Today, as we look back on the year just past
in preparation for this column's annual nve·part
retrospective which gets under way next Thurs-
day. we can only shed a tear for those "lood old
days." For the seven non-professional
playhouses in the coastal area could muster only
five dramas among them.
COMPARE THAT output lo the super season
of 1971 when six or the top seven productions on
the Daily Pilot's annual top 10 list were dramas
"Death of a Salesman," "A View From the
Bridge," "The Glass Menagerie," "Long Day's
Journey Into Night," "Rashomon" and "The Big
Knife .. And these six represented five different
theater groups
One can only reluctantly conclude that a de·
l'1ded "lowering of expectations" has set in along
the community theater circuit, which conse·
quently produced tho worst season slnce this col ·
umn beganinl965.
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Diners Steered to FV Debo
In the midst of an already busy holiday
aeuoo, aet aet for the premiere or Stuart An·
ders,m'a new Black Angus restaurant ln Foun·
taln Valley.
Located at 17920 Brookhurst St .. on the
northwest corner of Talbert Avenue, this latest 1 add1Llon to U,e Orange Co.nw dWng scene is
scheduled too~n Wednesday, Dec.14.
There are 13 other Stuart Anderson
establishment.a in San Diefo and northern and
central Callfornla, part o his •1 restaurants
throughout 10 western states.
M alnstay menu off erln1s are popular priced,
quality steak dinners. Several more Black An1us
restautanla are planned for later openloas ln
Orange County, including one In Costa Mesa.
. Tb~ new Fountaln Valley restaurant sports
aged barnwood siding inside and out to em·
phasize the modern Western decor.
Intricate macrame and woven wall h.angln1a
with relaxing sofas and chairs, were selected to
give a living room-like comfort to the waiting
area. Jngb-backed booths and smoked plexiglass
modules eive a similar intimate reel to the dinl.og
room.
Adjoining the dining room is a spacious
lounge which has couches, hassocks, a special
s tainless st.eel dance floor and U ve enferlainment
six nights a week.
The dlnlng room will accommodate 158 while
the lounge seats 106. There ls also separate ban-
quet seaUng for 44.
Patric N. Bologn~si, who has been with the
I
·•rm afraid, sir, we don't do health food.''
..
"" . If
Stage Circuit Shortened
That was lhe bad news. The good news came
from the coast's professional theaters, which In·
creased this year from two to three with the
opening or the Harlequin Dinner Playhouse in
April. Both the Harlequin and lts San Clemente
counterpart, Seba1tian's West, delivered some
eminenUy worthwhile offerings in 1977, while
South Coast Repertory enjoyed an 1llu5trious
season.
SCR MADE THE FRONT pages as well as
the entertainment section with the news that it
was breaking ground for the fourth and final step
ln its development into one of the nation's more
noteworthy regional theaters. Next fall wUl find
the Costa Mesa company operating out of a 500-
seat showplace in the South Coast Town Center
complex.
Sebastian's West, which has enjoyed re·
markable success during its first four years, ex·
panded its operations in 1977 and open~ a
second dinner playhouse in Anaheim's Grand Hotel. '
Meanwhile, the new Harlequin· Dinner
Playhouse began bidding for its share of the din-
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and dozens of others
ner theater audience with the opening of its plush
new showplace just north or Costa Mesa on
Harbor Boulevard.
WWLE THE PROFESSIONAL theaters
were growl.og, community theaters -at least
two of them -were shrlpJdni. Both tbenonnally
prolific Irvin• Commuhlty Tbeater' and Hunt·
· ingtoo »each Playhe>Ule' spuUered to a atop In
1977 because of the lack of perf ormlne facWUea.
Both, however, have plans to resume production
in 1978 in new locaUons.
The three most active community groups,
with 17 productions among them, were the
Laguna Moulton Playhouse, Costa Mesa Civic
Playhouse and Westminster Community
Theater. The newer Saddleback Valley Com·
munlty Theater increased its output to four
shows a year, and yet another new group was
born, the Mission Viejo Repertory Theater.
Next week this column will assess the
seasons of the coast's community and pro-
ressional theaters. The following week wUl be de-
voted lo the top 10 community productions, the
top performances and the fourth annual man and
woman of the year In theater.
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IN 01'BER BOUDAY BOOST, tbe llla&le
Pan Creperle &n South Coast Plaza ls offerinc~ t1w
speclal ctessert tarts plus several winter drinks.
The tatoler's eiiooe tart, a chilled, rich
flully ct~sert, It concocted of brandy, rum,
ralalnt, nuts and whipped cream. It la presented~
in the Magic Pan's exclusive crepe tart shell, as!
11 the Yuletide apple tart, made of spicy apples
wU.h nuts and fruit sauce, topped with cinnam~
wblpped cream and served bot. •
!'be,.new winter drinks include Irish coffeeJ!
hot. brandied apple elder, bot buttered rum ana.
coif ee Keold. :
You'll find the Magic Pan in tbe Bullock'~
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SATV&DAY AND SUNDAY brunch wltb ~
deelded south-of-the-border flavor 11 on tap at the
Out "N About
N0rman Stanley
I
Red Onion Mexican-restaurant 1n Hu.ntlnjtOQ!
Beach from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. :
An appeUzlng array of entrees lnclude-buev~ con aguacate, huevos a la Calllornla,:
sombrero jalapa, buevoa rancberoe, buevoa con:
macbaca. huevoe con tocl.oa and buevoa a ta•
Malaguena. All include buit, cbilaqulles, cbam·
p~sneororangejulc~ .
A•kinl price for the weekend feast is S3. 7~
per person. For youngsters, Lbougb, there's a.
special brunch plate consisting of one egg, anyt
style, cbllaqulles and fruit. only 95 cents. !
The Red Onion is located at 16060 Beach:
Blvd., just sQuth ol lhe San Die1P Freeway.!
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to do ls relax and enjoy the wild aame entrees;
now ~ Jel'Ved two ni.gbts a month at th~· Overland $taae and Tenitorlal Satooo lD AD a helm: · ·
This Innovative feature, bound toattractd~~
oteea ol the off-beat. .. la bein( offered at uicr
restaurant oo the firlt and third Tuesda)t1 lrom,
S:30tollp.m. :
The special menu on "Wild Game Nlahl" or-4 fera such unusual meats as elk, buffalo, boar.•
bear, raccoon and rabbit alon& with the re1uiU-:
dinner aelecUons. \ :
Originator of this venture is chef Robert!
SchBler. Beyond the unaccustomed 1n dln.l.og, be:
indicated the proeram was developed to comple-:
ment the old west decor and atmosphere of the!
Overland Staie. ~ The Stafe and Territori~ saJooo are loca~
ed ,at 1855 S. Harbor Blvd., adjacent to Anaheim•
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(:4 DAIL V PILOT frtday, o.c.mber 8, 1177
By DENNIS McLELIAN CM.,.o.ltr•lllft...,.
Frank Sinatra Jr. had Juat flnl1hed a
matlnee for the hotel 's employees and was 1lt-
t1n1 in the coffee shop talkint when two young
w~ltressea came up for an autograph.
He signed the pictures and i.lked brieOy
wtih the girls, as kine if they eruoyed the ·~. .
.. IT'S ONLY THE second employee show
we've done in years, .. he said after they left.
"~hat used to be part of the Job. The help in a
hotel is usuall( the best audience You have."
' The bote in this case ls the Re~try in
Iriine, where the 33-year-old sln1er ls pei'forll\4
in• now through Dec. 17, in tl\e Grand Portait-
ShOws are at 7:30 and 10:30 p.m., with sing*
Oleta Adams, the lively warm·up.
The show is typical Frank Sinatra Jr.: a
blend or jazz, blues and ballada, suns in•bjj
snaooth, unflappable style.
Smatra, who began SlJlitng at 18 while at·
tepding USC, logs some 160,000 miles a year on
the road with the Larry O'Brien Octet.
He admits the 10 months a year schedule i•
heFtic. "It's a nuisance, but it's the job. You're
eUber in the business, or you're not.·• ,
DURING IDS 15 YEARS in show business he
h"8 maintained the same on·stage style-even
during the psyehedellc '60s, a period in which
easy listening music nearly went on the en-
dingered specles list.
''People told me I was wrong cons is ten Uy for
nqt getting with it, as they put it," he renected.
"8ut you have to determine your sense or values.
You Have to go with it and stay with lt ... I've
never been out of work is all l can say."
Hc said his audiences are "people who dig
jazz music und show music as well. The acid rock
-;et.. the protest rock set, they don't miss me. And
a tunny thing, I don't miss them."
THE SINGF.R, WHOSE first professional
engagement was singing with the Elliott
Brothers Orchestra al Oisney~d in li62. was
asked if having Frank Sinatra for a fat.bet' has
been an as11etor a handicap.
"It's neither," he said. "For every positive
there's an equal negative. I just lanore it.
Nobody helps me whcn I'm out lhere. It's justme
and the band.
''I'm just doing my job. If I do it right, people
extend me the credit. If I do it wrong they extend
me the blame."
Sinatra, who is sporting a mustache, ex·
plained that it Is for a role in an upcoming
Amerkan Jntcrnallonal picture, "Do lt In the
01rl." ;.iboul a lc.irgc-pursc cross-country
rnolorcyll' race.
l.IKE HIS SINGING style, Sinatra's ap-
pearance has rematned the same over the years.
lie still has conservative taste in clothes. Does he
like the radical addition to his face?
"Just hate it," he said. "I had Lt trimmed, but
now they want me to look like Pancho Villa."
He noted that he's been tn three theatrtcal
motion pictures and several TV movies, but like
most oft.hose, this is a small part. "l'llbe~ipa
:week. But the size o! the part mean.a notblqt to.
to roe."
HE SAID HE ONCE did a two-mlDula,:ameo
in which he plJu<ed a despicable ~ct• •bo
gets murdered. People told him lateril!at be (the
character) was a "miserable" person. "I e~
that it worked and thatl could do it.''
Sinatra, whose fifth album, recorded ln
Nashville, hu just been released, will be dbln1
a television pilot for Norman Lear next year. He
described the deal as ''a real mystery."
Viii ~itttbttt
SMORGASBORD zus.tAVRANX :
IAllOUIT 'ACIUTD-W,..~1
HUNTIHO'TOll MAICtt:~ OU itAll •nMA ... IT.Afl'rM ... LCOMfllWf,
Having
a famous
father
doesn't
affect
Frank
Sinatra, Jr.
He does
songs his
way-the
credits or
criticisms
are his.
''He <Lear) is interested in 1etUn1 1nto
mu.teal variety television," said Sinatra. "l
don't know what he has up hla sleeve. They won't
tell me which way ls up. I'm supposed to be the
emcee and lead slnger."
A Beverly Rills resident when not Uvln1 out
or a suitcase, bachelorSinatraadnlltted t.b•Unar .. rlag·edoeen'treallffltlntohla~t1le •
"NO, IT JUST DOESN'T"happen," he aatd.
"The circuipstances Just don't 1see~ Ml\ such a thlni." He laughed epd : • l w ..
once asked when I was aolnc to cet ~llld I
said, 'Ju IC)Oll as Kate JackloO .cC'fJM •WO-poeal.'"
Does Frank Sinatra Jr. 5" himself dolnl t.h.e
same thine he's doing today 10 years from uow?
"I hope so," be said. "Bu~botu many
weeluayear."
For Sinatra, he is satisfied slmply being "an
active member of the mu1tcal community. ll
nobody builds a monument to me I could cu
less.
"( never had a hit record, I never had a hit
movie or a TV sbow, yet we've still been able to
sustain. I believe that speaks for it.self."
(A Quick Look at the Movies J
' 'Bobby Deerfield'
Praised
• • B O B B Y ba lloon ascension is
D E E BF I E L'D • I ll tu D nine . Tb e
combines a b~1¥'41l relationship between
love s tory wlt'b auto -Pacino and Marthe
racing and Ple, blel\d is KeJlerworka; nellberbaa
surprl.Sliig1y effective. Al appeared so attractively
Paclno is id\ ~.Pean --vulnerable. Bated PG,
race driver ~Who bas ~t tile tum bu 101De
be~ome an emotional nudity, sex and roucb
automaton in order to language.
1urvtve. He visits a
paralyzed comrade in a
Swl111 sanitarium and
encounters a wan beauty
who infuriates, then
Intrigues hlm. A fated
romance develope. Alvin
Sargent's script ls
replete with happy
surprises, and Sydney
Pollack dire<:ts with a
fine pictorial eye; a
A Great
"JUl.IA"tse"-t1"1e"'9Ullollfl memory, UttlM .....,.,... .. ..-ilK• lion ef ,,., rrlMcllHp win. • ett•
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VenuH Rqrev. ts • penect 111etc11
H Ille tlllerMI Jlllle 91'<1 IOllcl wpport stems from J H011 ,_...,.,._ Mu-
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R-ary~. "eltd l'O.
~ Chri$ltrJas:.
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Af Is a tradition,
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RECORD REVIEW I TIMES & PLACES Friday. O.C.mber 9, 19n DAILY PILOT CS 't •
Punk's P~toIS ;4im at ~rit"iu~s .Discontent
By MICllAEL PASKEVICH Of .. OMt,~ ....
· There's no room for a middle around opinion
when It comes to the controvenlal Sex Pistols.
surely the moat. talked and wrtuen about new
wave band ot the year.
MUSICALLY, THI! band *«>Unds similar to Tho Ramones, bit tb• Pistol riffa are more~m·
p1tx •"4 there'• actually • decent 1wtar solo
her• and there from Steve Jones.
It takes a few listens to cut t.hrou&b tho wall·
" of-aound pl'Oductlon and Rotten vocab are unin.· · telUslble at ttmea. lt'a probably juit ~well.
' Alt.bou1h I consider this album t 111ost vil.I)
and compellln1 effort despite ltl complete bleak-
neaa, it 11 recommended to Mb' tbe most adven·
turous record buyen. Tbe rest ol you bave been
After a few hl~h-volume llstenings ro the
British punk quintet s debut album in the states,
"Never Mind The Bollocks, Here's The Sex
Pistols (Warner Bros. BSK-3147 >. there are only
two possible oplnlons:
A. THIS. COLLECTION of 12 wildly
aggressive tunes is a desperately-needed kick-in·
the-race reaction to increasingly flaccid 70s pop.
rock.
B. It's obnoxious trash; a new lowpoint in
musical culture with brain-damaging potential on unwary youth.
Well, Its easy to dislike the Pistols for vomit·
in1; on passengers at airports, curstni a host on
pnmetime TV (transcripts s how lbey were
prodded), or the insulting lyrics on ''God Save The
Queen.'' But I still choose Opinion A.
Frantically executed power chords. a
killer rhythm section and lhe venomous
lead vocals of one Johhny Rotten are only part of
the charm(?) of this riveting ensemble.
IT'S REALLY THE LYRICS that make the
Pistols so important; a band that is making
furious statements about urban desperation,
youth fruatraUon and a eovenupental system
that spells "no future." , .,. l,
On "Anarchy In The U.K., ' one of two
Pistols' singles banned ln En1land, Rotten
shout.a : "Is this the IRA? I thouehtlt was the UK,
or just another country, another council
tenancy?"
Rotten sounds bitter, betrayed and totally
without hope. He closes with: "l am an
anarchist, gawd I'm . . . . D-E·S·T·R·O..Y!"
Reports that The Bay City Rollers has added this
tune to its vast repertoire are simply not true.
And that's JUSl the point. What other band
would rhyme "Queen" with "she ain't no human
bemg" and "fac1slregime ?
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JIMMY STEW ART'S MEMORIES. • •
<From Pa1e Ct>
him .. Jammy Stewart: 1 f 1t be WU cnr 100 ... Someone In the audience noted th• Stewart bu made •
career of playint likeable ebaractera. Has he ever thou1bt or
playing an W\Sympalhetic ~le?
"l'VE NEVER THOUGHT OF playing an unaym·
pathetic role," he said. "As you ;row lnto the lndustry,
especially the way I did ln the bll stu.dlo era where you were
a contract player. you worled every day."
That included tests, dlcUOCl lessons, workout.a In the
gym and playing both big and little parts. It was, be said, a
six·day a week job.
"As I learned my craft I sort of dev~loped a atyle which
I think is important for an act.or. The idea of experimeoUn&
with the vlllaln or an unsympathetic, down role never oc·
c:urred to me."
THE ACTOR, WHO JUST completed his 77tb film.:
.. Lassie, My Lassie, •1 was asked if, out of all his leading
ladies, he ever had a problem?
"Uh, that's a pretty dangerou&..,qudllon," he dead·
panned. "But it's not as dangerous as it used to be.
"I really feel in the early days you sort of half got &tu.ck
Dlltrf't ... St41ft..,...
JIMMY STEWART KISSES BEULAH BONDI
She Played His Mother in Five Movies
" 'LOOKING FOR MR. GOODBAR' IS
ONE OF THE STRONGEST MOTION PICTURES EVER MADE-AND o·•TT.>-..
OF THE BEST! ''-lu :>mt1h. ,\",.,, } .. ,. Doti~ .\'ru.
"Riveting .•. • dramatic blockbuater"
Brue9 Wllllam1on~ayboy
"Dfane KHton burM a hole
through the ecree.n."
Rex Aeed-ffewYork Delly New1
on the leadlng lady and she gets to be part of your Ure and r.
I round that very nice."
The Stewarts. who have been married slnce 1949, bave
one of Hollywood's loneest marriages. Somoone asked bow
they manage lo stay out of the gossip column.a?
THAT GOT A BIG LAUGH and Stewart, apparenUy
not wanUng to touch a potentially loaded question,
qulckly pushed the microphone over to bis wlfe.
"We just stayed home with the children," she said.
"Nobody's going to wrlte about that"
Added her husband: ''I feel I have Jii~ in my Ute
tremendous good fortune in so many areas. And one' Of
them is the girl I married and the family I hava and 10.rt of
the attitude au of us have toward life, existence, worJt and
the world around us.
"I tb.lnk it's God given and 1 thank blm every nJcht for It
and I'mjust grateful." • l
THE NEXT QVESTION followed suit: How did they
meet and eet married?
Jt was, said Stewart, at a dinner part~ at tbo Gary
Coopers. "She seemed very nice. I Uk~ to take ber
hoflle ... aa the polite thlng I asked fort.be key to her dbor-
and a 150-pound vicious police dog grabbed for my tbroa(.
"And Gloria said something to him that I remember
later on she said lo the babies. It was baby talk. And tb1a > monster, growUng still, disappeared lnto the dark. Gloria
aajced me In for a drink and I said no.''
The audience laughed and Mrs. Stewart, who was pa·
tleolly listening lo tbe story, gave her husband a look that
seemed to say she's heard this one before.
HE CONTINUED: "I KNEW from the very first I had
to win over the dog. When I came to take her to a party or
something I brought the dog something from Chasen1.
"One day the dog came to the door of the library. He
came over and put bis head on my lap and wacged bis tall
and we were friends ever after-so we got married."
Through gales of laughter Mn. Stewart offered her
verslon: "On behalf or the dog, be was a pussycat. And aa
for the drink. he said, 'Can I come in and have a
drink?'Isaid. 'No,youcan't.'. "
STEWART, WHO SA.VS HIS favorite (llm la "It's a
Wonderful Life," described movie-making as fun. "l can't
think of a movie I've been in thathal'Q'tbeen fun or exclUnt for me."
Said the man wbO gave us Jefferson Smith and a 2t·hour
filibuster provlng "the only causes worth fithtlng for are
lost causes." and Elwood P. Dowd and his 6·foot rabbit,
H81'\'ey:
"l've always felt that motion pictures really are made
up of UU.le blt.s of time as far as audiences are concerned. 1 Pictiires make tbier impact not as tb1s whole story but u ill·
Ue moments people remember.
"l'VE FOUND THIS TRUE because over the years peo-
ple have come up to me and said, 'The one r loved best ls
where you were in this room and the 1irl you're stuck on is
in the other room and there are fireflies outside and you set a piece of poetry lo it.• ,
''They don't remember what It was or who was in it. But
it's these little pieces of lime that are what I feel ls the
magic of motion pictures."
AL rACIHO lrGI '
"IOllY DIUftRD"
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Due on TY
Marlo Thomas will
star in her first motion
picture for television
Sunday at 9 p.n). when ''It Happened One
Christmas" airs on ABC,
Cflannel 7.
Also starring in the
tllm, which blend.$ com·
edy and drama with a
strong element .l)f-fan·
tasy1 are Orsoh Welle!,
Wayne Rogers and
Clori1 Leachman.
Adapted from Frank
Capra's 1948 classic,
"It's a Wonderful Life,"
the show tells the story of
Mary Balley (~I s.
Thomas> whose dreams
of leaving the tiny New
England town of Bedford
Falls to see the world
are continually thwarted
by threats to the small
building and loan insUtu·
lion started by her late
rather.
MOVIE PERSONALITY
"The Year's BestMovle.
·star Wars' has brought fun back
to the movies and· glowingly
demonstrated they stlll con
make •em Ilk• they used to.
A grand and glortous film."
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"A hell of a lot of fun ... brims
with adventure. charm
and marvels. I loved It."
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Sadtclles
Adrienne Barbeau,
best known to TV
watchers as Maude's
sexy, sassy, single
daughter, plays a
married lady in the
Hallmark Hall of
Fame production of
• •, H a v e I G o t a
Christm~ for You." The specml will air on
NBC, Channel 4, on
Friday, Dec. 16 at 8
p.m .
' Friday. December 9, 1 en DAILY PILOT
Alice Finds Cure, Casting
BJ USA ltOllQiiSON
Although Allee Cooper bas commltt.cl
hJmselt to an upstate New York lacWty &o cur.
h1a alcohoU.am, he receqtly took a day ott and
new to Hollywood to film hll part 1n the "SIL Pepper" movie.
The beer and whiskey Allee bu been drink·
lna for years obvioualy baa takea ltl toll: duriDC
Allee 's last tour be was highly emaciated and un-
der areatemotional pressure.
Now he's drinking glqer ale only, baa
gained 15 pounds, and plans to remain ln this pro-
gram for at least another month.
In the "Sgt. Pepper" lllm. Allee plays
Father's Son -one of three fleoda <St.eve Martin
( BOCK TALK )
plays another, Dr. Maxwell, and the third -the
leader of an international conspiracy -..is still uncast.)
time ("Blue Bayou" and "Ws $o Eu~"). When
her LP "Simple Dreams" replaced Yleetwood
Mac u No. 1 it was ael..llng at the rate ol 100,000 copies qday.
Llnda has also received an oiler to co-star
with Paul Newman in a film for Warner Bros. to
be directed by Robert Altman. She's asked to see
the final screenplay -which, u everyone
knows, doesn't really exist in the hi&hlY lm·
proviaational Altman tuma. • •
Now that ber touring la flnlahed, Llnda Will
take it easy for a while; then will tlY to record
that long·boped-for LP with pals DoUy Part.on
and Emmylou Hanis.
*** KISS IS ON TOUR tbroudl Februal'1, but
they aay that tb1a will be their last one for two
years. Why? They're planntni two TV apeciala
(what else?) and a feature lqt.b film projected
tor 1979.
There's no script for the movie yet, but it
won't be a concert film. It will be more like the
BeaUea' "Help," they say. With a plot.
*** AUCE 18 THE Leader of the Temple of
Electronic Cosmo!~, who brainwashes youths
by singing "Because ' to them. He wears batUe AFl'EB SIX WEEKS ln a Paris recordln1
fatigues (the uniform of conspinton) and 1tn11 studio, the Rolling Sto.nes took a week on. The
the Lennon/McCartney song backed by the Bee rumor ii they've already recorded 20 sones •.•
Gees as singing computers. In Paris, people were more concerned with the
Alice's fllmed segment incfude1 a videotape croissant strike than with Grece and Cher's tour.
within the film -much like what he used to do in In Birmingham, they drew 200 people to a ball
bis concerts. that bolds 2,000 •.. Stevle Wooder {n New York * * * to do some aessloaa with Lenny White . • • Andy
LINDA RONSTADT IS THE only woman to Warhol told Ml ck J a1aer and Bernardo Bertoluc-·
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.. -he gives a senelttYe, thoughtful perfonnence rich In lnsSghts mode rtcher r
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"'Mel~ Nm blllinty Is Seny F1eld -A strong acm.Wlth a bold,deftnl.
t1Y8 _,. d her own -In HEROES she meets her match in Wlnkler, end
~off' en ectotrJherown ~onl)'seems tolmprovehereheidy
wefJChed perforrNnce. •
·Also contributing apetb to thla 11!198 ls Star Wan apece capmtn Hantson
Ford. whose~ perfarmancea:s one of Winkler' a former war buddies
ptOYldes orie of the Nm'• molt Memontbly m<Mng aequences _ Ford
could easily wtn a Best Supponlng Actt>f nomlnadon for his ~ ~
suaslve portrait d a soldier whose war wounds wtU never, ever heoL
"HEROES ts the ftrst major Him
to deal Intelligently with the
plight d returning Vl«nanl
veterans. It' a a sen,,lble, sensl-
t!Ye ec:reer'I essay, 'Nell dln!ded
by~ Paul Kagen and
~--by nkiei.f'ord and Mt. Aeld.
The result Is a \tery speclaf fttm
thlt~t\IM!e~
position en )IOUr Must Ss:e llst. ..
~Ardtony, ne 10RONTO SUl1
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fed~~fH~~ER~ia~!~~H~Q~ ,), l GA~~~EN GROVE Sl0-4 40 I '---------
•tlrtlt Rltb rd Armour, author of more than
60 boo&l lrid thOU&aDds of pl~ ol lltbt v~e and
pro,e, will speak Wedneaday at 0tan1e· Coast
Collefe.
Armour will close out OCC'a im celebrity Jecturuerle1a~8p.m. ln LheCostaMe.a~llege,'s
1,200-aeat Audltorlum. Hla lecture ls tlUed, "A
Satlr.lat at Work." .
For Armour, humor la a serious bualoess.
Armour, 70, bas e'1tertalned America with his --·· ~ ........ ,_
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"Jane Fonda and Vanessa Redgrave are close to perfection. #
'Julia' is moving in its glowing commitment to the power
Of f fiends hip. 11-New!Wtek Magazine
"'Julia' is a gem. Fred Zinnemann has directed a
masterful movie. Jane Fonda in her finest role ...
Vanessa Redgrave is glorious. Jason Robards
gives one of the year's most memorable
performances." -eene shout. Nee.TV
201h CE#TllffY rox PIMIS A RICHARD ROlH Presenlalion ol A FRED ZINNEMANN Film
JANE FONDA VANESSA REDGRAVE
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Saturdayt& Sunday
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Unremltlln worlc ls a habit. for the aulhor,
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li1ht verse. "1 •
"l work aeven da.ys a weeft ena doo•t tue
vacaUoos," Arm~r aay1. "HoUdaya aonof me
because the mall ls no~ dellvered." (HeesUmatea
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maU.)
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universities.
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Yorker Maiulne and Saturday ~venLDa Poat.
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in this newspaper Is sub·
ject tD the f't.'<ler ol Fair
Housln& A<'l or 1968
which makes It Illegal lo
advertise "any pre
rereoce, hmlti.1Uon, or
d.iacri mlnatLon based on
race. color, religion, sex,
or natlonul on5ln, or an
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Member-Dwned Tennis Club
I / I 0th Ownenhlp "' Most
Exclusive Club in L..-o leach
CHrt londtcoped, 11l9ht Ughh, bell
MachlBe. $225,000 price htchtd.1 .,__..,...
airy l ....,., 2 batit ho.... l•t 1 so• "'°"'
co111rt. W!Mtt water CootttlM •'-w. HO '4'
ft of ceutoM medt ctroinlc tilt,
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redwood lattice. Oc.M •i•w ~k off Mttr
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165' d••p Houu Ir Tn•h Club
Me,._,ship mcry be purchaMd Mparately.
'rlncip•b Oaly Call 494·3619
••••••••••••••••• ••• ••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • G.-ral I 002 GeMf'GI I 002
CHAIMI-.. COIOMA DB. MAI
3 bedroom, 3 bath south of the
highway home on one of the towns
finest streets! In like· new condition
throughout with warm wood paneling,
new kitchen, baths, roof, complete
insul&tion and charming, tasteful
decor. Presented at $167,500.
U~l()UI: li()Ml:i
A EAL TORS'. 675·6000
2443 East Coast Highway, Corona del Mar
Jlto In Mesa Verde, at 546·5990
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Lowest pnt'cd dplx on
!>and , Nwpl. Aiik1n.:
~.000. Make ofr 308 Y.
Oceanfront. Siii 721!.l ,
559-"221
BY OWNER
Custom
5,000 sq ft
Ranch Estate
--------Stable, separate maid or
Price Reduced!
Co ronu dcl Mar
DUPLf:X, 2 l>ctlrm,
r1rcplacf:!, front unit.
enclosed yard. Up1>er un
1l ·b~amcd cc1hngi.. I
~'<!rm. Walk k1 i-hoppinit
& ht>a<'h $1 •19 sou
044.7270
l(uc:.L home enclosed
1"l11n<l fur uviary o r
11111mal enclosure on ap
µrox1matc J•-. acre
pJrccl AdJaccnl approx
3 .icn.• parcel lll!>O avail
1n ""hole or part
745 E. P.raHa
Hills Dr, Anah.lm
Shown by appt only to
qua It fled buyers. ( 714 l
S21 IWJ0Courtcsy to bkrs.
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REALTORS ·------..:;;;-----=Want Ad Results 642·5678
1002 G-.rol 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
~II. macnab I Irvine 1"-realty
FINER HOMES
FROM $46,000 TO $895,000
$51,500 HrT. ICH
DeAnza ViUage on lhe bay! Where
else can you live in Npt. al this
price? Charming 2 BR. 2 bath
lam . rm. w /brk. fireplace
(~·mobile ; 112·house). Private
beach, pool, jacuzzi. Hurry! Won't
last at th.is price! Lois Miller (714>
642·8235. <C· 1)
FRONT IOW VIEW -
DOYEA SHOllS
Custom 4BR. 4 bath w/formal
dining & sep family rm. A·
beautiful custom built home
w /gorgeous views. Pool, jacuzzi &
fee land. Appl. only, Harriet Perry
642·8235. CC·2)
HEWrottf HEIGHfS CH.AaMEA
This darlin~ little home may
warm your heart as you stroll thru
its lovely lg . lot into its 3
immaculate BRs. Trailer access
on both sides for the f amlly on the
go. $111,000. Amy Brown 752-1414
CC-3)
rrfnw Cut•Hdciff
Premium size cul·de·
sac, lovely 4 bedrm, lam
rm horn~ 2"'2 bathi. and
f1repl11ce . All the ac-
t1v1ties-pool. tennis,
clubhouse.>, volleyba ll.
Owner'" ready lo go.
$9'.!,000.
PETE BARRETT
-REALTY-
759-0226 ~WASSOOATESJ OllAL'iiNJ
IUDFOID
TOWHHOMES
VA-FHA BUYERS
3 br, l't2 ba, dbl gar.
S.'ill.SOO ••• VACANT!
4 br, l Ya ba, dbl gar.
WESl.LY N
TAYLOR CO.
HEJ\ LTOHS ~i net· l~HO
IA YNOHT APT -FOi LIASI
Lovely 3 bdrm 2 bath triplex
apartment for lease. Plush cptng. lge
rms. Terrific bay view & on sandy
beach. Close in loc . walk to shops. $750
mo.
WISUY M. TAYLOR CO., IEAl.TOllS
Z 111 S-Jao .. ba Hills IMd
HEWPOlf CIMTM. M.I. '44-4t I 0
$61,500 ••• OVER 651
SUPER 1 STORY Own a home too valuable
2br,lba,dblgar.S53,9SO to sell without heavy
CRAWFORDfrASSOC. t.ax? Theo why not :.se
957.o'TOl o ne of ou11 train•d II~ CAMYOH LUSl/OPTIOM
TWOIRO•DMOOIHOMIS 1----------1 counselors for ways to
lhMJle J ... ! I teduce taxes. No charge! AV AU.AILE!
Pian 3 w /4 BRs on Bluff
overlooking upper bay & goJr
course. Plan 4 -highly upgraded
& prof. decorated. Private, gate·.
guarded community. Lynne Valen-
tine 644·6200. <C·4)
HAalOI VllW PALIAMO
Be in by Christmas! Spacious
Z·story 4 BR home w /2 fireplaces
. to decorate, formal dining rm.,
family rm w/wel b.ar and master
suite w /sitling rm. Community
park and pools. $169,900. Joyce
Edlund 642-8235. (C·S) •
Sf Alf 1'NI MIW YIAJl IJGHT
Greenbrook delight! Thi5 totally
redecorated & prof esslonally
landscaped 3 BR~ home is
ready .•. Move right in! Great for
entertaining w /hard to find
country kJtchen. Priced to sell.
$95,000. Kaye Evans 64.2·8235. (C-6) .
WAJll. CATAUMA I SUMSIT YflWSf
Outatandlng buy 1n the Heart of .
Newport! Own your own 2 BR. 2
Bath apt. w /2 balconjes on the 7th
fioor in Newport Towers. "Aclwt •
aecwit.1, bldg. w/atttacUve Jobby.
Pool and patio. $110,000. Marjorie
Maben 8CU200. (C.7)
•• CANYON •l.Hi40a Dramatic ''Monaco"
wloutstandllii °Clty•lltes" vlowr .Msl. B& 6 ba. aultf on low~ level. Brick. i~rden·paUoa/ reflecUoo
pooJ. Tutcitully up~adedtevery amenity~ $298.500 -to bellev• -Jeri Hu.at 6'2·~ (C·8)
Are you confuM!d & won· ConlldenUaJ I Phone for
derinc how to advertise appointmenl! your Christmas gift '75-49'1
items? For a n lnex· THIC:AWSO.,. CO.
pens1ve way to eo. just REALTORS
call our Christmas Ad· 2819 Newport Blvd. N. B. Viser at 642·5678.
4 IORM IAllGAIM
RIDUCB>
So sharp Just move rl&ht
ln." 4 Queen size bdrms.
Gourmet kitchen ..
BeauUful covered paUo
wtth outdoor Ughta. Call
now75:M700
O/>(N Ill 9 • II l l lJN 10 8t NICt'
111911
CORONA
HIGHLANDS
-SUrprt .. I A 2 bedroom
borne with 1mall Income
unit <l•a•I> to help pay u,. coRI. Also a ereat
awlmmtu pool rot your
plea.surelrreluaUon.
COLI Of HIWPOIT
REALTORS
671-HI l /Jn NIC,fl
0/\ILfY ,\
l\'JSULl/\ I I_ 'J
A I OCAI I Y OWNlll COMJ•tlNY SI RVIHC
IHI SOUIH CO~SI A'll A SINCl 1963
DllAM-A·WHtLI -picture in your
wlldest imagination a beautifully
decorated Townhouae in the presUge
community of Deerfield. Enjoy the
crackling fireplace, spacious livtne
room w /aJmost no carf required. Only
$8,,000, Call for Information. 512-4161
NICI SL.Uta POI \)UICI SAUi -
c harming 4 bedroom home with
separate dining room near South
Cqast Plaza. Lovely interior with
plush carpets, <J,rapes & decorator
wall coverings. Large back yard with
patio. "Hard to find" large bedrms
too! $69, 700 and it's yours! Cell
146-4141
Serving CoslcJ M esa·lrvine
H untington Bc-ach-Ne wporl Beac h
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THE STARNES COMPANY
REAL TORS 640·5711
180 Newport Center Or., N.B.
PRESENTS
•Big Canyon Golf Course Estate•
The ultimate in living luxury on
nearly 1h ac. lot. Enter parking court
thru remote control gates for pcivacy
& secU.rity. Marvel at nearly 7000 sq.
rt. bome ideally designed and
decorated ror formal entertaining, yet
has a cozy den for relaxing, a
separate ~ame room/wet bar for
casual parties, spectacular free form
pool/jacuzzi and separale pool house
for wet fun , S huge bedrooms, 5~
baths, breakfast nook. and or course
an exercise room.
FAMILY HOME
IRVINE TERRACE-5
bedrms, 4 balhs, formal
dining rm .. family rm .•
fireplace. Entertain
around the 1parkllni
PoOI. OCfered at $244.950.
Fee. 644-7270
"41.ui S#dd ~
REALTORS
llG CA .. YOH
OPEN HOUSE
Elegant 4 br country club estate done
in formal, antiqued decor. Lavlsblf
tlled. Conversation plt w/frplc.
Plantation shutters & much, much
more! Owner's moved, must sell.
OHers wanted. $320,000. Open 12-f,
Fri, Sat. & Sun. Call Gay or Joyce fot
entry rrom guard & appt.
*** MIWOM DOU.AR
MEIGHIOIHOOD
townhome nr. lush fairways or Bi•
Canyon Country Club. Beautifully
decorated 3 br. 3 ba, xtra Jg. patio.
Pool, jacuzzi & tennis fourt. Vacant!
Offered at $169,500. Call\Gay or Joyce.
*** WOOOIRIDGE CH.AaMa
Cozy 3 br, 2 ba atrium townbome
accented w/fresh Mint carpeting in a
delighUuJ parklike settlnJ. Frplc,
vaulted ceilings & more! Priced for a
smart buyer. $94,500. Call Gay or
Joyce. .
230 Me~ C•t.r Dr .. Npt. Id
75t-1515 719.0017
1002 GtHral 1002 • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
FANTASTIC 5 BR
This beautiful family home, with an
xinl view. is in top condition!
Carpeting, paint & drapes are new.
Well landscaped, poolslied yard.
Located in prestigious LaVita area of
Laguna Niguel. $157,500
I
759-0811
1002 G..,.ol IOOZ
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
341 Boy\ad•·Dravp NB b75 6161
FIXER PLUS
POSSllLE INCOME
Th111 property la on an
R-2 lot so you could build.
PresenUy you have a 3
bedroom fixer and the
seller Is very open tD ol·
ters. The fixer land or lhe
year! 546-2913
o-11>1 Ill 9. ,, <'Of' I()~' l#(f,
[9:INll
IALIOA PEHrH. s Years youne. duplex, 3
up & 3 down; ocean aide
of blvd. Pride o!
ownership rroperty;
1ood r enta history.
1189,000 lncludina land r
873-3863 642·2253 Eves
associated
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•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• IMGAIM ~ YOUACOLOIS OWMr, . Br/PR. 2 n., I.al._,......... ~~~--==----~-TAMARAC VILLAGE TOWNHQME Juat U•t•d tbl& &m A/C lnCS.cSWS "'"' cm -""!J. ~ --R1ClY Uffraded la re-ouu:ulat.e. alr ~. 2 on a new WOodbod1e ' d p rf LIO CCll'lm', ll Br. I N mOdeled tti.Nout. Tll1a 3 bedrm. + cooverUblt hm. 'BR, ll BA, FRl J>Jl. rat= ~~~'°'etC:. ~
apt. wtth bc'catbtaktn1 ll VJ J J <:l · C' JJl!I bdrm beauty ftatur•• den boJDe . .Buckhorn Prlce reducea t • -.aoo
way view of Harbor, K.t1dut::41 Jo ~CC!! earUttoae crpt.1 ln llv rm 17'11 Hewet LeM. Hmt. ~ MOdel, nr community n12.-. ~ • pattt. · =:Jnlpa~!."1rn, wpt~•cP-o 4s~fmlY rm. Hutehcov'd o,.. s-14 a.a.4,foo poot,eanb&01Me.•.soo. 67S..73t0 ' , lensth or ou1e. -!>riced to tell. Call &car · •
Completely redt!conlt!d LOCATION LOCATION 1 belt yrd &l lotl rm for La • " beauutuuy rurnl.abed -....... , ,._ _ .. d • 3 Br, llh ba. Nlcelf upgraded unit we. • •• ss•·7000 . • .....,. • ...-n ... -on 1or In· lt.b , ..... .a ed ood d k.ln X1 WAI.Tiil S.1(1... : • leal...... '" ss1U.~1,1meolo June 30th 4U-414 'h Acacta, reduce d Sl0,500 comt too!t OnlY 175,000. w ian-....,c r w ec g. nt &ASSOC. 6n2500 """' S &.ibmJtyOW'offflttodayt location. ~unity pool. --.------• THE . · · o. WOODARD. RLTR mashing, new 2 bdrm .• 2 bath unit, M6-Mt1 • S I Sl,SOO VILL "'"'E. · · eau&u.1m tree·top & lights view. lntere.Ung 2 rv...
bd 2 b th h Beacbside Realtors 847-6100 UNIV. Parle Vlllaae m . Dean• bome-Unlv. REALTORS . OCIAH VIEW rm., a ome, 4 car gar.,e + 2200 aq ft detac.bed home Pm "Kenalnatoo" mdl. ,.ICIDTO SB.L
New luxury 2800 aq.ft. hobby area. Call today! Sm,500. Open Roat....,•~•· tnxlntloc.4brbllblyup. I l J 1 •. 1
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S t/Sun l 4 ,.,,.. .. .., araded t.h-·"ut, la, yd. w poo • acun .,. 11 r. IMMACULATE I BR home, atepe from beach. a · · '..., Calm. pool deckln1. ...._.. l .__ .-.1
Gracious entry, dbl fplc, Uke new, by ofltler. 438 CottaMffa 1024 .._.119•leoch 1040 ~P·s:'· Ownr 551°'632 aq. ft. Jllnl·bllo41 ;:;:;·t~r:tt:':·~~:tc:~ ·
formal lh'lng rm, w/ 365-36.5~ La Perle P l, 15t.b & Tustin, Prioceton. 'Br• 2ba. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• tbruout, Cornlnt C9ok· d b l k •t
OC ..... view "'or"'•l dln pool ~ 900 """ --aft ........... -ve, lWlb atrium, rapt1, r c P•• 0 • lng;m, r~iiy ~qul p'd walk to all schools. 3 Bdrm, 3 bath 5. · -· · .._ ... ,_ 589,SSO SS4,000 ThWlltlQTownha• 1Jt.o~~rinkler1 & lltea. walklnl dt1taoc' to
kllcbw/breakfaatbar •· home+ 2 bdrm, 2 bath unit, excep-1---------1 One1topiboppin1before ~--/ ...... ~.... e lementary" ht1b .. New Condce 2 B 2~ B Fant.aaLlc opp. to own lg. you buy I Preview loca-_v_ ...... _._;;;.._· _,......,-----i acbool • only 2 doors tile depLoratfe se11rvlng ~1onal & new! $189,500 Open Sun 1-4. 2 trplc's, ·~er:~lc U~e Mesa Verde 2 br condo w/central air, bom, pictures, maps & rtom pool" 5 acre com· ~dJ~c~olg~o ~'!'a~ur:i • w.llA.11.-.-~~~ f ~~. . kitchens" bath. Pool la Good price lot a 1uper blto appll•ncea. an · bc'OCh~. At t.be Condo CAMDEN MODll munlty park. VA·FHA
la ndscaped & llled {?(,CN'TKCla61 t/fim, ~ ape,f75.Gl2Brolrer Af'e&I Ou!Jlde nrepll by clud't-d1hw1hr . l.Qfonnat.1onCe.ntor. terma,S'n,750.
courtyard. Upsto1r11 t'llJ.~ £'?'0 .o~ah· the pool, patio area. Children welcome. Sborl TwcbJi.oneRoalt)' JRAIJITIQNAL HHdBlowloo.?
muter bdrm wiwalk In U-1 viv-~. WHYHOTS& Spacious tamlly room walkto clubbo\ae,pool& 983.owr OntolUnlvera_l~Parb,
l •-b th Ad"'· wttb drculu nreplace 3 aboppln1. Seller to payl-------1 f•U1Lv HOME I a qf 0. t m 0de11 . c oset ca pvt a · '" • 2435 L Co.t Hwy .. _ C-del W.. )l.,ke YOW' commitment bedrooms. eaUna uea. for 1 yr home warranty REDUCED IUW 11 n-.-ched , Br, could bo Uonal bdrms w/balh" l oo 3 Bdrm home. Save. n 000 t *· d l $ 00 ~ with outdoor patio & ~~ Owner. Call Ul-300 2nd beartb iJl the UvinJ ~~ce.' Cl> • rp a -11, 0 WOOIJBRIDG£ 5, 3 full batha, new cpta, ocean view. Spacious 2 5pm-8pm. room. BKR, callS40-1720. paint, drpa, lnllde lndry
car garage w/Jrd out· 754-7100 Th 11 pre 11 l i c i o us CROSSING room. motber-lo-law
door parlung area. For H .._ ~DYM .._ ~·s ........ L TURTLEROCK Plan 4 is awte. $113,000. lhe discriminate. Full GeMrd 1002 CoronacWM«r 1022 "" "" ·I II oowpricedu.odumarket ISpacloulbdrmalnclude GetO..TIMt~Slltn--• broker cooperatton. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• DRiE•M HOME . · --! and recent appraiaal. a lower level maater With t.hll plan I COQdo,
Price r educed to TWO 4 OME s 13,450 DOWH &A -.1 .. C4t..,. Altnoat ~ acre pro-ault.e with laviab bath+ 2 aandtonel decor, tenma ~~:Oz~r~~ao~~~::n St2,000_ COROHA DB. MAR f;n~•~:n=~t~:!i:. rm a 3 BR + den, 2 is., ~::~oi:1g Nt,a.rtc:~ wae bdnna "bath on an & other recreaUoo. Deck
' •• * * * · Eastslde bargain jusl 2 BR. 1 BA home on R-2 ins a larle workabop at home Uiat'a bad (TLC) .,.,.... Townhe>M LONG!! , ~ flo«. A cbatmlnl overtoob creek, S4t.•.
IAYCHST DEC S92,000! Just reduced lot. Live in front unit hp me lg separate 1lnc• birth. °WANTED Onutbpihopploa before ~1:: ':°fu..:.l\1 ~~l:,~~ ~
POOL 'IOME 1 $5500 for rust sale! 2 while building 2nd unit b{llldi~I in back iultable new owner tb•t. wanta you buyt ~view, loea-I "Galleria" wllh ·hlah. 552-7000 .. comp t·le Bdrm home PLUS 1 on rear of lot. Oulatand· for mechanic wood .same quallt.iel. 11\ E. tloas, picture1, mape & w.~~~~} :~"(;~i =~F.!r::.~:~~t~~; l~.~~ .. lm•nt. Only ~.::·i:~i~~·c:,\ ~p~.~ ~'!~!~:""· .~ r:W;i~b!~~:..:~: WLELACE. .. . •.
pool. 2 fplc's. oil new h11r1iu10 today. Ca ll CALL 955-0350 . --------9G-0867 ~ porary open kitchen. REALTORS cpts, t•abinels & tile 646 7171 now. OWMllAMXIOUS --------Luxury appts Include a ·•' th r u out ho u s c . t .... ,,,,,,,,. 1~11.11rourt. ,. ReMedtoSIOJ,SOO By Owner tra 'br, 2~.ba. powder room, qua1Lty1 ____ ....._ __ _.__
Prestigious location. Dbl [ V§-1 Two apac aBr+ housea Prestige Homo model RANCH REALTY carpeting throuahout. gar&homejust repalnl-' ' F l ll' · 1800 . Xlnl loca 551·2000 deluxe built In ap-ed. Must sec lo up. •·~-~ rp ca, beam .ce g, Ttanaf'erred, no aat. Calli---------pUances, enclosed dou-
P r e c 1 a t e . B r o k e r · ' -more. . eves 846-9421 WOODllUDGE ble 1ua1e " rustic ex-roop er all on. Priced Need 2 or 3 Br bome or ~.,ilulr..... \erior of natural woods. condo in CdM. Around Prime Mesa Verde Home. u.... S&S R J s lal PR~OTI' $195,000. Open House Sal. $lOO,OOO range. 644-8758 4 Bedrooma, 2 batha, new Amdatts eH e pee 1slll. I.pt Woodbrtdi• i.ome. 5 Close to the lake In the
1·4 PM. 1634 Skylark, CLOSE TO IEACH pooUcJacuu!. Many u~ (W' ~ 3,, or 5 b<lrm model• Bdrm Of 4 Bdnn+den. unique Irvine Villaae of
N..,..t n-h. .. ........... HIGH• •uos .. '" avail, 1ome w/pools. Woodbrid1e! .... ~ DUPLEX c~ -~ aradea. Open Sat/Sun. --------Overahed lot, fully Ape O'HN Magnificent Ocean View. 2873 Europa Dr. 557-2157 t Br bao. 7 Yn old. Nr. So. 88l-4ill02 l.ndscpd. ldoal for pool. SI 17,ttO Properties lee. 2Yrsold, clean, 3&1 BR. on ree land. Won't last! or~287a. Cat Plua Avail. now. P~Proper\i• All uparded. Mexican ~t7141Hf·t 161
71 .. 751 •6373 Cpt'g, drapes, bltns, 4 Call: $C7S/mo.557--0ll63after7 DIC.llST IUYS pavers tile. AJC. Liv, dln•---------1 car aar, etc. MESA VERDE 4 Br + 1...;..--------W rms. 3 bath. 3 Car au. WOODBRIDGE $159,900 . FamRm,immedoccpy, MesaVerdeGolCClub aterfraifHomH Nr puk. Walk to lake. CROSSING
POOLALLTHI
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Villa&• JU. I BR. 2 BA. near pool and tenal•
l'OW'la. A areat price of
$99,700
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552-l500 ~ 1oo.1..A1 JACOIS RE•LTY by owner. SM,500. Alk s Br, fantastic vtew. ~ 1. Vacant2Condoe, i&4 siee.ooo. Brll:r/Owor The vmaae of Wood· .-.. c "v,,ce &A e u1111J.11u (or Bob, 752-8259 Acre. $295,000. Shown by bedrm. 2"4a ba. 2 car ~l2lor835-353S bridge. The beet of both~~~~~~~~~
Take advantage or the 675-(,670 ~ OH.NHOUllllULTY appt. only. 1790 Panay garage. Poola. $55,000 to ---------worlds. Archltecturallyi::
new FHA gov't insured 171.10..noe.eooi.-lhWdngTo.,..,_ Cir. SIS ,000. 2. Vacant 3 IFOIDIHAltY unique 2&3 bdrm at-THE RANCH
loan proeram wllh loans 645-9161 Onestopahopplngbelore Act.540-0608 bedrm home, 2 ba, huge ISM'fYOUR STYLI ~ched " detacbed re-'br.orpark.552·7"5 uptoS60,000.8~%Inl.& lcAoalaland 1006 ' you buyl preview loca· MESA VERDE B lot. better than ne w .. seethiluniQueRacquet indencea lrom $M.tt0.1--......;;------
LOWER down pay-••••••••••••••••••••••• CostoW.U 1024 Uoot, pictures, mape & 'I ownr $67,900 Submit offer. 3. Club bm. Ext. u.ae of 559-1161 A WIMMER
menls. (Only Sl?SO. down FIXER UPPER ••••••••••••••••••••••• brochures. Al the Condo •br. 3ba, Cul-de·sac. Pno New-vacanl-4 bedrm, 2 glass &wood,' BR. 3 BA, II what you'll be 1f you'te on $60,000. pnce). We WormataooCenter. •only.$136,000.556-6445 ba, overaued lot. tractllght'g&bonuarm. CHOICE lucky enouah t.o
have 10 choice homes XlnllocaUoo, 2 BR, 2 BA, MESA VERDE Touchstone Really Mesa Verde•-s Br. 2,,.,. ba, SlCM,SOO. 4. Also Rental Opon Satl·S. EA.STSIDE purchuo th.la fantutic
from SS2,000 to $74,SOO w I r o om to bu i 1 d . COUMTRY CLUI 963--0867 2 story. Sale or trade. for 1propertles. 675-7390 Colleae Park buy! '
with FHA lermi.. Call for Sl87,SOO VILLA Eaataide home w/R2 zon. June .... IU/ Afjt ovenlzed bdrma. auper
details. 531 5800 11t~1}.r~~~E 3 Bedroom, 2 balh. Pain~ ini. Aat.831-1257 714:968-3229 ~ !l:1v~y1!t~:':rd.h~':! paneled ram rm w/w.t
lnt1 RE Hetwortc 673-4062 ~~::,~~.all 831-0295 Patch & Profit Opn Sat/Su 12·4 v bal Eatala plumblna. carpet•~ no ~·lr~-:!!:~b~t~°T::i
Thi b __ .. _ Ii l 209Suaannah Pl. LOW OR wax noon, etc. n s a lmmac. home 1a PrlcM
lalboa Penffttula I 007 DUPLEX Hn HTS lo~' ~o ,:~ ~al~e~ Cul-d·.as: Oranae. Sare GIVE STEALaUS3,&00. below all otbe,.. and tho
••••••••••••••••••••••• $13,tSODOWH Huie aquare footaae. 4 for klcfa & quiet for NO DOWN YOURSELF I owner •'11 .. Move lt''. RetlCM COiieio SUper pride of ownenbip BedrooDlll,family room parents. 4 'Br. $79,950. Don't mill tbla UD• nous 2 BR, 1 BA unlts w/new or den, extra baths. Two Immed poe1. for thla charm1n1 3 br, 2 the aJ1l you J'Ully de-~ believable bartalnr C.U
3 Bdrm, 2 ba. 2 parking shake roof. In 1reatloc• fireplaces to cuddle by. 141-lJOt ba, prof. landacpd. beau· serve. We hlve an excep· Oru1e Knoll RltJ •
spaces. Subterranean Uon,only$139,SOO. Balcony area " patio. g z· 'f· Convenient to ever· taonally cbarmlna 2 9'1'"°°'5 garage. security bldg. X"l!l" ii ·LT•• Ythlnll Allt.hllforonly bdr ~~000. Call Pepper CALL 955-0350 ~i'i~~I SlOS,000, BKR, -~·7 ... boO:: ~=ft~;y.n!;;.
CONTINENTAL $69,999 plan • cloae to ever· ~HaaALn'
REALTY TRABl!ll 0-,olllt 102' ~------ythln1. An outstaadli:fi , Hl·ZOOO
CHARMIHG 957-1319 v•c•...., "#1 ftlMilnC~ .. a" ••••••••••• .... ·.··.•.••.••.·.··.·.·· 1~WESTSIDE1Wif'I buYat$85,SOO -------i
Older 2 bedrm with big "" """' -"""" WHnlWATlll YU~ 8'8~2323 POOL! lol. Only 149,500. Low, C--.OPEHSlleclnn2·5. College Park Mlnl farm. u-•oaM•1t Exec. Townhome over.1 'iii=:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:ii=:iiiii~ p I FHA d BR I . ~A A 1• antaatlc biol)' lo Irvine. ow own payment. Terms.4 , anaJ. E 1 looklnf harbor & aoutb --------•b 2b I .. jt CaUanytime. lc6oal'9ft.Pt, PatCcmlrell xceptlonally c 00t coast ine witb night HIWPOITWEST • r, a, 'f • •
SCOnlEALTY 421 S.Ylle Realton thutefullltyb d3ecbodratea lllbta. 3 Bdnm, 2~ ba, Fll&SAVll ~tbe ~$71~ l°'
53 ... 75•3 ome w rm1., f c 1 2 s•-~or moo.,.,,. ·-· • • Completely remodeled 541-9607 Crplc., custom shutters, am rm, rp c. ""'1 WU'llled by • hu&e lot Arch Bay, Lloda --------•I executive home! Better ---------1 ahake roof & IUllb end unit. Prof landscape burnln.J fireplace-861·1811,493-479'7
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CHRISTMAS
than new with cuttom DR•• u HOME landscaping'. *•",000 &decorated. Gaa BBQ Oii cooled 'tilt the 1eo ! 3 -... _... 1·-"'--". wetbar. "-mi n--"-lb th .. _... 2 r. Wi.._...bri..t .. 2 B d 2 · N Q R N S amenities loo numerous Soc HIW,OITIEACH uuu_,. ... ua.umsw 84 """rm 't5 3Y1fltPIJ,J)a•fRVlflE """ ... e r + en, 1 tomenl1on.Hugefamily ~BR.l~:X,nrs2soc)dst REALTY 675•1642 bch, comm pool, Ju, orden ... arran1edto1ull1------·.;___-1 b a, Broad m oor
rm. den, formal dining & aza. • · o. aauna , clubhouse. your need.11. Cheery full •tSOWTI w/atrium, cor. or lake, RE ALT y Agt, 549-8062. 1--------T.r • n 11 fer , q u I c k rvt kit h th A •· •-io--•-$107 000 LA COST A more. 4 ~ baths, 2"2 car --''----------•Ask Santo to biol)' you this o.._ I 0 se ce c en, ga er· IS poo .. , .,. wwo. • •
NorthemSonOlegoCo. garage+ workshop. Call fix & Save SSS charmlna 3 BR, FR hm po 'e •loo. wner lng room, overabed llv· I Tl! 651-0685 Beautl(ul new Spanish 4 964-1681 for details. • 1 t 1 d l -.S1'7 Open dally. 3<ili ing rm. 2 Story design. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil
bedroom. 2'ra bath wllh Colon.la I Real Estate Use your Imagination! ~ ~i~o. ~re ~a~c!r!. atl welcome.1129,500 "Flxlna" reflecllve in Yes, this is the best buy WILLOWS
all amenities (Including With paint, carpet and DrlvebyAmuat aee.Call the price!! A great value In WOODBRIDGE. OPIMSUM. I .. microwave ove n ).1--------somefixin'youcanturn 3600 SQ PT L forlhoselntheknow.lm Priced $5,000 below the
Prestigious La Costa DUPLEX ly Owner this large' bedrm, faml· anytime •it. 646-l044 or • · uxury mediate possession! Bkr last sale or same model. 4472 PriGa..
wilh 2450 sq.Ct.ofluxuryMustseotoappredate. ly h ome Into a S7S.lj8(). ~:OpenDaUyl·S. 536-9311. Totally upg r aded Great price. 1rea\
living. Bema offered a Loaded with extras. 4 showplace. Big family MESA VlltDI 486-9723 --------Aspenwood by Broad-bousel 2 Frplca., Iota o
$121,500. Doors Crom Bay. 1 blk to room. pool size back UCCOLA Ufe1e9"sat40 moor. Split level· wallpaper&wood; 1re1t HER~~L~~ICIMS Ocean.673·9431 ~-=ti .!o;!ri ~·:~~ 271
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--------• belluUCully landscaped le end of the cut-de-aac. t10ftl l It clubhouae, card room, ...--LIST1 ... GI decorated. 3300 sq.ft. 4 Grealfamily home. ~~U:-~~ pool table!!, carpenter DOif Y. 1'RJtHkJ.U<
OCEANVIEW! di •·~-°""-'111-1478 IDConaatloDCeftter. morel Call for decalls .., .. e--.
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11 vlnl 1 block to UM
beach wtth a Bdrma .• 2
batb1, etc. Jncludinl privacy, nice neilhbon
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la worth thll price. BGl
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pey .. .si 75,000. * 4t4-a017 * nwon · " Bdrms,21t'.i batba.lgeliv. REESEREALTORS ahop, aewtnJ room + I RtAJ.TOt '
St~ to ocean; deluxe ~··1 aekplt. •-fn . rm .,_·--------1---------TcNcbatonellealty Reduced toSS0,950. Red .... ....,..Hl••LTY ~--dupleit,' &2 bdrm. units. ~ac ous · ... am. rm.•-.-------• TillD Of to-0881 -~ '""' 840·7000
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openlna out onto a lge 1• 1---------1 Carpet Realtors, 893·1851 SI I ~000 ·~~~~~~~~~-------~ Park3cars S189,000. ambtt w/putUng grn & I/SIDI RBfl'IMG7 ____ ._ .. ____ ,_
LIDO SANDS pond situated on grnblt. COSTA MISA Gor1eoua 4 BR, pro· SA.LE IY OWHER
Hop, skip or Jump...to Aaking prke $270,000. $72,000 rtulonally decorated. NICI SLASHID! ocean; like new 3 ()po Hse 12-S Sat/Sun, 3 Bedrm, bu1e lot. Beaul park-llke yard" 3 Br, lV. ba Condo. Liv Super21lor1S&Shome.
bdrms., 2 batha, used 2606 Wavecrest Dr .. CdM Complete with hardwood vacant. Ready for faat rm. din rm & inside ' br, 2'11 b•. Hll)\ly up.
brick frptc., new kitchen 640-1286 I floor. dbl 1ar, covered mov•-i.. lawJd rm. Uppaded. No IJ'tded tllruout. Nr. park & a II a pp ll an c ea ,1..;....;._ __ ~-----••-& ul •~....o out ... ,.... c o m m o n w n I l . Ir co 1 a.-carpets, drapes. Only DU~ PllUV q eta .. -. 540.3666 Gar+prk'I apace . comm.poo . ......,tbuy $l4S,OOO ! of state owner Deedt Im· -~ Ph 9$2·352'1 NO at only noa{f"°. Hurry oo
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BR. home +near new 4 NOW I S 52,500 & .. ~.: ~ HERITAGE
BR. apt. + ' car aaraae. •te&,900.
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1'hll popUJar 2 bedroom tdwnhome In the Terrace
ftaturea hl,tl beam cell· inl. wet bar, hlably up. 1nded carpet, wood oaneUna. It Ii clean and
ready for occupancy.
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With elqant Iara• ent.rJ "wtnd!nc ataJr1r&J. Din· lnl area, Crplc I& ampi.
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LAGUNA
NIGUEL
495-1720
499-4551 DANA
POINT
493·8812
LAGUNA
BEACH
497-2489
Brand new brick bome llC'i CANYON OCIAMf1IW 'l\lrn of Ult C.ntury, 2 Be lhe lat owner-2 OCEANPRONT 4 br 2 b• SPICIA&.
w/fahulowtwai..r&nite TOWNHOME ATARIASOHAIU i.tory, Victorian TripJexee & 2 Four· homeavall.forydynm· 58r3Babomeon,oll
llabt view ~ 2 mstr -Designers personal re· ratCI? Man.sioo Barn, many plexea Juat being com· tal. Frptc, wuh/dl')'. course. Opt avail. 12 15.
suitl._, 4 Br 3 Bu, F1tm s1dence. Sunken living 2 BR iv, BA Prestden· out bldi'~. city Willer. pitted In the city of dshwhr. 2 car gar. No $11G5mo.6'().2981 Rm, 3 !pit's. Soulhlan. room with 12• noor to . • lolll of trees. Can be split. Ornng.. Close beCoi:~ end ,..... 644.9582 de"' 631·2133 or 642·6220 ual Ht:igh~ condo '!" 13 BKR. ol yeaf. Lender l'eady for ..,..-. PLUSH TOWNHOUSE ---------1 cetlmg fire~lace seta oft gr6:at view A bop, sltip & (714) 671·!691 qualified buyer. Call ..._..,._ hocJt 314 oi.t, MeH 3br, 2ba, new
UDOISLI ~~~u~:~Ji 1;:~~ a Jump to aolf course. ORS22--0530 640-0.1S2orM5·1195dya. ••••••••••••••••••••••• crpt, paint, pool 4 rec.
SAClUl'lC!!;! Deal felt Localed al the end of a $72.500. 2 bdrm, pan. turn, frplc, room. 2 car encl. car.
thru! Must Hli-7'1. 6 Br quiet street, this home is \t AMCHOIAGI INVESTORS *'"•"ton 'Oely!• 11una. cat-pet, fenced $42$/mo. 646·0147 o.r 2~ Ba. owner/ agl. ri.....,. $1"'"' 000 Als 5 A 1 d d /0 k 8 unlts-new const. yrd. No kids or ~ts. &U-S440 1-661·2626 P '""""at ... ""· · 0• IMVISTMENfS cres oa e w a S3SO.OOO. Buena Park. (213)472-895Sbefl0 aft5 ---------auilable lurniahed ,7141496-7,11 trees in the Cleveland ERA/Westiide R. E. • 3brcottage, poot\jacuu:l.
SPAMIOMG HEW! at .... $1$9,500. Nat'l Forest, So. of 848-2323 La9¥naleoch 3141 d.llhwu her, adu taoaly.
Two' "e 3 Br, 2~ ba un· DUPLIX~UPLU Oranae Co. Muotctpal ••••••••••••••••••••••• MS-2498 ...,. b IMVISTMIMT wai.r, centie rolllna. 4.,. av C.M il1 in Newport Be -lnoldCoronadel Mar. _._.1..,.ITY beaut iful view sites. ,...,_ • 2BR,s~IM'75 •OOLL BOUSEel Br,tin)' Duplex. lat user benefits. IJve in 2 bedroom home ""'"'"-• "'" 1 Excellent rental area. 1·3 deo, breakfut nook. Old
Priceprovesowneranx· andrentlhe3bedroom, Three suite Medlell Own er wil carry. BR,2Ba,2·2BR,1BA+ 38R oceanfroatS900 fub.loeed cot&.qe, fresh
ious. 80% financing wbileyouenjoylhepool bldg. RecepUon room, Ter~7~s.,65117 bach.$149,500.646-5711 palnLNogar,6u.troom
avail.&&S-3009Agt. andjacuui...$189,500. A/C.C&nberentedtt55< OR .:,,.... THE STARNES CO 3BR,BlueLagoonl6$0 for RV & boat otl U.. ---------t C .A.1u1EO per sq. ft . Owner will 522·-_ _.. ~ --------i ~ ad ""-• street. Pvt Y•n•, no • 1 ..... S comldertr es&term5. Ar.ml .... EmBay3BR,den•'"" S250 mo $500 Q)OV .. S'-s To Bav HIGH-."D $252,500 " 493-0Z3! tor~ 1300 Lohfor5Gla.. 2200 2231~ Pomona. ope.;
Thia'rrthly remodeied -Immaculitte, newly ••••••••••••••••••••••• ........ ;.-;;••••••••••• Em&y2&den$&50 Sat.&Sun.960-3888
beauly haa Iota of wood, s~~~e;ia::ir~e:~ye.rej ~ Costa Mesa Triplex, each ' 1.1/6 ACRE Real~rAssoc"94.n77 Spacious Brookview Con· l.ac)unaleaoh 1048&.a9Ma~ IOU glasa&space. Plws3br, Bedroom & a den. w/2.br, 11a_r .. prlv yard, PLACENTIA doendUblt,3 Br 2~ Ba,
Oceanview N. Laguna. 48 FORMER location & features too yard wllh room for pool. ......... · '"° plans. ...., eac . re . urn. tenrus.$495.131-4990 •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 ~ ba. s uperb beach beautifully landscaped ~ ~c500e re011wn1dee~U,.~~.t[1~' Office building site with '!t_N'fbED:b2 Bpr, 2rbarth oa (pie •. 2 patios, nr poola,
Holly Dr. $174,000. Open NOaTHVIEW numerous to mention. This community has 3 ....... 1 ...-0perty 1400 $149 000 Please Call Joyce
Sat/Sun l ·S, Pat O'Don· MODEi. HOME Owner ~oua. private beaches. & parks t1'\ ••••••••••••••••••••••• • 494-M81 Family Condo. 3 Br, 2~
nellAgt.493-9381 Outstandingviewofhills =~!aa~ti' a ishort walk away. 1800 Sq.rt. Ideal for MIKESAVAGE Hewportleach 3169 ti,~8~td~la:i1 •~e;:
NEARLY MEW & tights. Upgraded lhru· 1---------1 P r i c e d t o s e I l ....... ...._ Hh Insurance, Title or ~eal REALES'l'ATE •••••••••-.,.-•••••••• pllancea, A/C, a vail Jan. out. S. 0 . !reew ay to at .. $174,500. "C" Plan. .. 80 ., B"', 1 Estate. Co.. Exclual.ve 642-960 I .A"""/ mo. 1uA •A-Wood & glass home com· Crown Valley Partway, LINGO ., ·~ " "" ]\ E ghta i h ......, .....,._
manding outstanding ngbt Niguel road to top, IOo/oDOWM level. 2 Car gar. A at.ea.I · · n So H 5 top:ubg Fl .... ISHR:R. LOTS ON BEACH. VIEW of Br b bonus Bil
views of coastline & cit nght Highland, left to 3br, 21,;ba, pool, jacuzzi, REAL EST ATE at ~.900, owe ?Jtd. fttY center. . ... ~ ... ~ . " ...,. MA I N c HANN EL. 2 ' uge rm.
lights. This 3 bdrm. R.d · D wsbr/dryr,refrlg lncld. 10% down. 495-5906 by I~. CalJ 962-_,., As. or Six Iota ready to build. Deeorator 2' story, 4 br yard. 2082 Wallaee. Sl:50..
den home was built wit 29252 1 gevtew r . OPEN HOUSE Sat/Sun, 2123 S.J~• owner. Vince Plans permit, street is hom e. Beautifully montb.&e0282
comfort & convenience Open house Sat & sun 1·5· 1·5. 11 Sundance, N. Bch. Hlh Rood ,._ lal in One lot or all $65 000 f u rn ls b ed w I a I I R "~-
l·n mind ·, outstanding! Call83l·0295owner/agt. 600 -re · · • 1Bl' uatic ~ce-new cross street 19tb. $8.S, Newport leach Prllpwiy 1600 to$49,000. Pleasecall amenities. Beat China cpta,newdrpe,lldalta,no
$220,000 Lab forest 1055 Agt.498-3240 644-7020 Sea.Juan ••••••••••••••••••••••• PACIFIC COAST C.ovelocatJon$850/mo. pet.a. 267 Palmer, rear. CONDO ••••••••••••••••••••••• ecip1tr.o 1071 Profess bldg. across PROPERTIES ON IJOO. Elegant 2 Br $275 mo. i.tflut + $100.
See forever wblte wate SAVES · IY Ow..-r $REWARD$ ••••••••••••••• ... •••••• from N:B.P.O. 1900 Sq. with colOl' TV, view & For info call collect (213)
vtew; this 3 bdrm. uni Beautiful Lakefront BUYERS MARKET! IMVEST! MUSTSaL!U ft. Lse $900 mo., sell 631.0400 Anytillle privatebeach.$700/mo. 84.1-1449 bas been highly up home 2Story. 4 bdrms. 3 Exec moving to the Beautiful twoat.orybome $W,OOO.Agt.646-2414 . Waterf1o.+Hw1 •---------graded, with 21
-.. tiled baths. frpk. walk-in bar, Newport Beach, Irvine Xlnt investme nt op· inSanJuancapistrano.3 1/2 Acre View lot. Im· Cal 631•1400 NICE 4 br, fam rm, 2 ba.
baths, microwave. trash, Im med possession. areas. ProfeRSional re· portunity. Bluffs Plaza, 4 Bdrms. 4' 2 baths. Prl Co11domlnh11n1/Town° proved Laguna HlUa.1 _________
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compactor, etc. Popul· Lowest price on the lake. altor has many homes to BR new cpt. Best possl-"'"· Call Pat at 1244904 houiet for1tle I 700 1.onlng horses. 552·3224 1_7_5_1·_1806 ______ _ model $169500 Rd I $115 000 h F .. • . . II ( ........ A""2709 -····················· Be •·1 I w t N rt · . e ucec t o . · s ow. or "no pressure ble !mancmg. Ca or or Dale at........ . D.a.lli.l.A. POI..., au ... u es ewpo Nice & clean l br. Adults
SPECTACULAR .. 581·5720. promptpersonalpreview showing.$118,500. , ( t ~ "' beach!rontbome.5-6Br, only no pets Seeat544 ... panoramic white ..... ~. v·. 1067 to "buy right " Call VALLEY 64 9 o 4br, 2ba, lam w/rpc . BEACMWALI( Viewlot..46.X165,at 3:2841 2ba,8pee1al lowratefor BemardSt. water views, enhancc -"1°" ••to Patrick Tenore, Agt . Gr eat country at· u Barque.Level. 6 mb. lse. May conslder1-----·-----
this lovely Chris Abel de ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5524414anytime. ~ mosphe r e. $84,;so. TOWNnOMES $49,900 yrly. (71()956-5811 Eaataide. 2 br. Hardwood
signed 4 bdrm. home. Br 2 Ba. carpet. drps. -tote 493-2434 ~Mile'° the beach from MIKE s ., .A. '-I Bdr ___. i.u-be OA... nn. fplc, deL dble aa.r. Very creative financing. pal10, ~ndscpd, fncd. YOURS FOR this • .6 BR, 2~ BA, patio A •• 2 m, .._...., n, .-.. Pets/cbldrn OK. $37S.
S249 ooo beaut view. 547-5550 or CHRISTMAS PRIVACV ~an be youraln cover, decking, wet bar REAL ESTATE St, nr beach. Avail Dee C&llLeslle,Ml-5880.
' 830-3725 this lovely 2 br. 1. bath twnbm. Check: the com· 64• ·9601 15 thru Jllne. No peta,1----------------• 2 BR plus spacious ram!· y VIEW condoinMiation Village. munlty facilitiea-Jr. .,. $430/tno.~5'789 So. Coaat Plata area. NEW CAST A Del Sol 3 br. ly room designed for en-BA Quiet corner 1~~.~~on, Olympi c Sz pool, 2 CHOIC"'Vl"'W LOT Villa•• Creek 3 br, z ba. b dbl d It t tertaining. Immediate 1~ · J . Ci .. .-2 a. 1?ar .. a u ga e possession. Full price over ng ooal . saunas, 6 satellite pools Nellie Gall Raocb. Hamnu.fntMcl frpJc, 2 car 1ar. Pool.
comm. Ownr. $83,500. $161.500. Agent. 644-9513 Walls of glass and wood Porta est & ty &tennis courts. SlOl,.500. Change in plans fon:es ••••••••••••••••••••••• 644-0G9or~ llOSM.CocnrHwy.,Laguna 631-1367 eves. decking complement this 661·14SCSorW-3232 the sale ot our .55 acre, General J202
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BARGAIN CENTURY 21 1~ ac. lots. Super floor w/14xl6 family room & All areas all prices 63H980 2 Br. 2 ba luxury Condo. WntdHfR.afty plans, 2100 to UOO sq. ft. formal dining. Upgraded Outof c:o.ty Sample :. i----------HUNTERS Pool. ten. :.ec. # 10 ---------t Country settings, min. carpet.6 lhru-out. Great Property 2550 $95 1brfurn. mobile 3 Br 2 Ba, dbl gar, nr
Spark 1 in g New port E s c ap ad c 0 p 12 ·4 By Owner Best Buy from beach & marina! location.$121,000. ••••••••••••••••••••••• $1752br bsekids/pets cov'd patio, Mariners
Beach pool home. 3 Sa t /Sun, $104,950. New & lovely duplex, 3 Priced btwn $124.500 lo MERRYCHRISTMAS $1LSOIF3~~~~tE~t~~E ~95JISide. $&50 IDO. Bdrm. fam. rm. & din. 639·5649,970-7327 bdrm. 2 bath each. $156.900.Callloaee: F 1 d d ce
rm. Beautiful carpets & ---------i Frplc. 512 Bolsa Npt ARCH BAY R.E. rom n e peo en 557-0!22 dra"""'· Pn~ed for a faat •--------•I II ,,."2111 ,,.,,6303 661·1811 Homes5Homesle(tfrom1-----...J.-----13 BR, 2 Ba, frplc, bltns. ... ~~ .. gts,....., or...,.,... $59,000. Come by Sal/Sun 88S Senate St. $US. mo. I/an c~~~it~·950. Hurry! BIG CANYON Tllltttt 1090 ~~toman. sPPioc~ ... ueruay.oLaur l!lt&last +sec.m.e305
ER LIDO SANDS ••••••••••••••••••••••• REAL TY tNC. '-WU> ...... . IY OWN Nice 3 br home. 1 blk to Sierra offramp~ N /lo •· 2ba, frplc, refrig & II I.I EL DORADO 3 Br, 3ba. bch. Lots of decorator CLIAM&MEAT 7141846-1371 Collett. E/follow Open stov, lrg yard. _..5. I highly upgraded. Pvl 2 solarlan&evenyourown Convenient .\ quiet, 21~~~~~~~~~ bousesigns. ~5089 j J M~ 1 _________ car gar. Spectacular jacuzzi. Offered at bdtm., 2 ba. corido with WESI'CO~T PACIFIC LRGLUXCONDO ~!! !!!!!!----view or B.C golf course. $115,000. a1J the amenities. V~ Income Properly 2000 REAL ESTATE
Laguna Hlll1 1050 HVH MONTEG04br, 2ba, Fash i oo Is I and & FULLER REALTY good buy at$51.9001 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ask for Nancy Newcomb 2~!Ji~~;iB!i'.r.
••••••••••••••••••••••• fam rm. Ownr. 2015 Port Catalina. Feb occupancy 546-0814 2 BR,JJSE + duplex. enc 68&-8580 548.()()50 Pools, lenn la cr ts. 4 8R,3BATri-level.Slep· Chelsea.640-1981 $220,000. Prln. only ---------I ar~es, gd C.M. loc. $C1151mo.
down. oversized lam. IAY VllW 673-1689 , Jlkr,631·1234. 1_:_;... _ _...,,__ __ ~_1 S4NW1
rm. wiet bar, patio, PoOl. . BY OW .... ER • ..,..,. CLEM~E •------,,.----·......, ..Mint Kol pond. Fruit 2br. 2ba Mobile Home ID .... w" .... ..,. '°" ~"' ml IASTc.M. trees. lg btny. landscpd. ex c 1 us Ive Bay~ Id e Ba 1 boa. oceanfr ont VIEW of llghts. 4 Bdrm, •••••••••••••••• .. ~'fl"' Foucw ~I· pJd trJ•plu, _
yard. Nr. llchls & shops. Village. Din. rm, den, dtsmatlc duplex. 4¥ fam rm, HVH Mon~. HERE'S YOURCHAMCB S-2-2111 lbOCI rental be*. New Townbome unila. ~ ~
$U.5000 25182 Northrup lodry, wet bar. Pool, bdnns.1~erlect owners Stepstopool,jac,te . n-~utl BR.bome;,WOO ()nl)ttUJ,600. ~;!.·~·<ja~~il· ..._ • : jacuzzi & clbhse fac. home w mcome or super $159,000/bst orr. ..,.,.. BERTHA HENRY u.P, • .,.e .... ep """'u uv-
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Priced to Sell! $59,500/ofr. 675-7903 Seashore Real Estate, _s_e_rvi_c_e_846-6879 ___ •-'gt'--. --1 215 Del Mar 492-021 ~....;....-----"---• ~n:O +~o=
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1 --.... ,_..... I 052 .,_,... _ .. B 640 1108 fam rm w/frplc, A/C, (2) 2b tba ti I 185 Manto VIN. East of ......,.. ... "nrr-> Reduced for a fast sale. OWNER WILL HELP wuu. yowner · alarm system. new cstm r, •pa os, enc· Newport BlYd., West ol ••••••••••••••••••••••• Vacant & seller ls anx-YOU FINANCE this ui gar.$165,000. n-.... S ..6 ...._, -1r:---........ 1076 drpe, cpt.e. Fr t ttees. Tom Lee,Rltr,642·1603 1...:.;;;;.;.;;.;~.;..;.......;...:.----t v•-e, ·..,. .,.,.. .ar. OPEN HOUSE ious. Beaullful 2 br end rambtina 2 story home -. __ .... room for pool &c more! 1---------1 Drive by le call 968-6183
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family room and TWO BR 2 BA with cathedral R~ a..a--cAo""""" oc"'"n view. up"raded. '-le. crp• fenced yd, glorious firepl aces ! ' ' Other ,..._........,. .,..,.,..,.,_ ..,.. .. •r .. ci!illngs. Steps to golf n•••••••••••••••••••••' _____ .;__ ___ , $1200/mo. Tennis-pool, k:ids/peta welcome. $19$..
HURRY ! course.$74.900. Mobl9Hon.s REAL ESTATE guarded entry. 6'CMl800. 118.'M587,Agen"'nofee. -·~-~ . l.aguMMlguelRHlty ForSale llOO COUNSELOR GERRIECO.
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from this beauWul 3 BR, John Saar agt, 546-20'l0. 7S2•t920 R z 0 NE 2 & ~ced t.o sell.54!J·'189f." _,eciali~ln1 ln bea.ch
family room cu11tom Quail Place Prop. l400 auatlSl. Nt w llACH 1:a+guest unit or 3 ;,r: 1975, 12xS6 H.Uiueal 'lJ~ Pl.'.lll~P!~xbuyP!'raopearvtallleas.
home fronting on private R v AGE EL CHEA.PO f 1 be ti 1l S81J.,.., .. .. E~ Niguel C~untry Club. 2b~Y~Eba r!..1f dbl gar. 2ba, rp c, am ce . g, Greenriver '° b co~f8r ble Call Skip Burson Air conditioning, we . . . ,. • Lowea~rlce ln Newport. lge fncd yrd w/patto. Corona. Lr1 . r~. to Co~nselor Realty a
b I U · h d Pnn only MS-6081 Old 1· . house. Anx· Wall< to beach. $86,500. wahr/dl')'r,, ~arbage di4· """" • .,.,.. "'""· ....... ar, arae pa 0 wit ou --· lous •or offer! $74,900 Ph498-0175or 496·0784 psl. Spc rent $13~,50. ~or....._. ble char·broiler, outside ,, 1...;:..;.;.___; _____ --i
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Umrr. Plu11h carpets. REALTY 646-4463 crashing on lhe beach. m Costa Meaa. Reaaooa
nicely de co rated· 607 /609 W lalboa II Brand new custom home BEACH AR EA· VJ king ble. A.gent. 845•1108
$237,500. Your choice of these llG CANYOM on the blfb, overlooking 24x60, ln beaut. cond. 2 Huntington Beach. z blk1
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with new c arpets, all bltins, 2 car gar Model. $185,000. Call agt Sl89.500. Newland 1187. Ail. lrg. & 1 bach unit. In
cathedral ceilings & floor w/opener+storage area Cor app't. 640-5560 Ports West Realty 646-4380 come $1200 mo. $200,000.
I f I or room for compact car. "'"' 831 3232 to cell ng irep ace. 2 Custom bu1·1t, will be . 661·1 ...... or . "'-""' B R d ..... 586-2377 Pools, walk to shopping 00 Ft b .~ t 4 BR d o,...., 1 r. oa mas,_. ~.;__ ______ __, ce n ter & ~bile completely landscaped. · a.,.ron , •en, II.A.TRACE? $1800. S ee at 2524 ..... 0 * Pick your colors now " pier, on Peninsula. """ Ne port Blvd C II .,...... transpol'laUon. ,995. move in to greet Santa & Marshall Rlty 675-4600 Make your move now to (Rew ) Apt • . • '1"nest \A area of Coat ~ Nlguel Rfflfty a beauWul 4 Br Broad· ar 20· Mesa. This great in 493-9494 495-SZ~O The New Year. Best NEWPORTBAY moor home. w/oceao Ir St orage Sh ed 6'ic5'x2'. veat o rs income ha
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park, pool 11 tennill. $350. eorl&ed. Priviate apa off formal dlotn1. Great OM Ir 1Wo Bedrooms. C>ne Both ,1 view 1 BR + garaae lal/lut+dap. Attar 5, M1tr Br. Club faclllUes. view. Kid.I ok. submit GREAT RECRF.ATlON: , ~MA.A \lilA4l Top or Dana Point, 2Br. UOOM h494 . ~ 871-31111 peta. $895/mo. Oardeoet Swlmmioa. aauus, 2 CORONA DEL MAR-2 ""'.~'!.,.•'•• · J -..... ._.....,. .. .,..-. 2Ba. den, fri>lc, $39.S mo. ont ·9329
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pool. $7SO/mo· Conlider Zb A · 752 1920 Ask for Denyse L •••••••••••••••••••··~· ~ 7578 IM!/~ 1480707 98l-4S47 t 1un oy ra100. Bluffs 4 br, up1raded, FUN ACTIVITIES: . · · • .. ••••••••••••••••••••"'••••••••••••••••••••••SHARP SB d I be b --·-------
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Univ Pk m, 3 Br 2~ Ba, New4 BR,Z·•lY. mt. view. 675-4912Btr. BEAUTIFULAPTS. Cute 2br, lrplc gara&e, 6'2-8005. ~~~~~~~~~~~ .. 3 Br apt/condos, conve-1 BR charmer, $400
+bonus rm, Oxford, Lndscpd. No pel•·Honepropertyon~acre, Singles, 1&2 bedrooms patio, 514Jasmane. SJSOE/Slde, LG 3 Br 2 Ba, Placmtl r...~ pd nleQtloc,5unitsavl.$400 TumerAsaoc. ~.547·7044 ,833-3215 S425mo. 496-4094 ; small home, $270. 201111 I-Um. & Wlfum. Model~ mo.673,3537 ya.rd, all redec, walk to 63Mt20.~:5"'_.,wtr .. up,tf*-"°7,6'0-1751 Realtors 494-1171
493-4819 Cypress Santa Ana Mts. open d&JJy 10 lO 7· Room· 1ch1 675-7396' 642~ New deluxe 4plex. 3 BR. Convert'd 1ar. fu.ro or TURTLE ROCK nr Bri'atol. Owner. mate service avail No 2 Bf 2Ba,likenew,2car ' ' CHILDtl.IMOK frplc, bltna WD hltup unf,Zblkstobch,lblltlo PRF.SJOENT HOME. 3 leech 3269 644-S866 h1aee required. Sorry, gar, washer/dryr. $445 •245MESADR.• .. -.1 S'"" Fore.\, WW .Pl.a l Br. 2 ba. fam rm. tee ••••••••••••••••••••••• adults only, oo pelb. mo 759·1131 : 494-2966 Lovely & new 2 Br 2 Ba ,..., rom ....., mo to mo. yard 1ar $395. 545-3604, c I pane .
yard, comm pool, tennis FANTASTIC Npt Terr S-Cle•llf• 3276 Oakwood upper. O'Jooka. SA Coun-SomeuW pd. Nopeta. 962A21B an1, uUl pd. ()( at.reet
crts. Xlnl neighborhood. ~..a-3 b 2 ba re~••••••••••••••••••••••• r d A BIG cozy lbr, frpl, pool tryClub.631-1818 24SONewportBlvd,CM parltng, quiet. '170. S6SO Ph9S5-2088 .. ..,......,, r, • " z BR w/1arage. $350. mo. -uar en partments Sngl!married cpl. No 642-7878 1 Br Hwit.. Bay. Adult-494-4154 aft lOAM
· areaa, wah/dry, BBQ, 219 Miramar. lat, lasl, .._.,.,.le«WHeriti peta/child$350.6'0-7030 3Br/2ba/den. Cpl/drps. Obly condo. Encl. patio
Sharp 3 bedrm, Z ba, frpl 5460 mo. 754·1202 dep.492·2134 880lrvmetat17lh> Gar.W/Db.ltup,paUo,no me..._._.,.U Refrl1. washer/dryer.Lee 2 B r , wal k to
w/fplc, cpta. Super area. Mattel, aat. of th p lfl 64S-0550 Costa Meta 3124 pet.a 2 kidl '385. l8l·H •u.un $250/mo. 962-8118 townlbch. $395. Adults,
Kids/ et OK S39S Panorama e ac c: H•.,.,.IMdVs-ttl ••••••••••••••••••••••• DelM fU5.9'M Bachelor $225 nopet.a.49'7·3l09 ~Acent,~Tff. . 4 br, 3 ba, fam rm,:: Lux. 2 br, aundeck, gar, 1700 l6th St 2 BR, 1 Ba duplex. Cpll, ar. 2Br $295 r~nd v1·11a•e LG Studio. Ocean view. -----=-.;.._ __ __.sq.ft. l4'4Saotia1o,_ · · pool. jacuui, many ex-(0overul 16th) drps, refrig, stv., encl Z Br, 1~ ba t.ownhouse Adulta,nopeta. ,.... • $225. Irvine 83J ·6081
RIMT ALS SlOOO mo. Agent, 541 5032 tras. $360. 522-682'1 642 8170 gar. No pet.s $270 mo. w/patlo. 810 Joann St. 161 E .18th Street New 1"2 bdrm luxury wkdys. come by wltnd
2 BR, 1 Ba ........... $345 Leue ln Westclllf 5out1t L.,...a 3216 646-1246 Small pets. 548-76.18 642-0856 adu.Jt apt.s In 14 plans 2930Coast Hwy Apt. 3 . ~ =~: g~b:~~.:: = =~Db'n'i~~ i::i~~ ~cli·Q,U;;;:r&;i·a~: SHARP 2n $231 VIia Vbta Apb =~ !~·rt!n':.'°~otd:i Lagma..... . 3152
3 BR. 2 Ba ....... $475/535 2 bath end unit w/brick secluded, hot tub, renl BACHELOR APT. Lndry fac. 2269 C Maple Z(r78Tburin Beach Blvd to McFadden ••••••••••••••••••••••• JBR.2...,ba ..... $475/650 frplc, bltns & xtr a lse or lse opl. S525. S40-4484 64&-3442 Brand new, large 2 br, t.benlef\. icel&ZBr $26S&up
4BR,3Ba ....... $745/750 storage space. $390 per 494-572Sor5S8-7200 ALLUTILSPD! MESAPlNES l~batownbouaew/fam (714)893-5198 pool & rec ;oom, quiet .
SHR.3Ba ......... $875 mo. Avail Now. Pool y_. 3290 ~~~1![uor~ls~be~.o~evaa~i BNDNEW 1&2 bdrma, ~L".M~~area.:i603Newdeluxetwnhsaptsle area.831-7766
utilized by only 12 ....................... $285 & $350. Jmmed. OC· 3br 2ba Cplc bltns WD Hew-rt•--.-1. •169 owners! 540-8944 Walker ~ BR 2'"-ba condo newly now! 201 E. Balboa Blvd. NEW 2 BEDROOM hk ti dbl h ·r----" • .. "" I y l ... ltJ\ NO cupancy. Pool. jacuzzi, up pa 0 attac ear ••••••••••••••••••••••• &Lee Real E8tate d..,.;_'d, frpl, pool, patio r Y· -per mo. 2 B I g A/C $315 ~ c...oc"""" ,.., .. ~"18 ~-FEE. Call : Sue at frplc & dlhwhr. Adults, r, ara e, . . ......, . ....,......,,.,...,........ UVIOH
n A R B 0 R v I E w $400. 631-2747 ~7707 anyUme. ~.tss~~ ~allrM~ mo. 6'5-4655 2 Br, 1 ba & gara1e. THI GOU COUlSll
MONACO with priva Wnl ..... ter 3291 lNoof0ronnA""''_,.S Verde D~. off ' Harbor 1 Br Cum, $220. 2 Br un!, children ok. Walk to Bl&Can.yonTowobome, 2 court.yard, beautifully ••••••••••••••••••••••• •-vv """'"' Blvd ) Sl!&. Adults, no peta. Ulal beach. $260. 962-3533 be', 2 ba f750 per mo. landscaped. Upgraded Almost new, 4 bedrm, 2 ba moss beoUlltul apartment · pd Nr abops " park thruout. Available Co w/Cpk, DW & cpts, OCEANFRONT communilles.Areloxilg lMO=REE 548.7689 · Attactive, clean, z Br, 1~,.e.o. __ 527_4 _____ _
1a1e, be/opt or rent a Prest i g lo u i. 3BR,2ba,yrly.S595 sentogwtltlstreoms bath condo.~-Poola, mo. NwptHgta, love-
u.5.,3,. ... no••J\..·f'h'l ... E $825/mo. Owner/Agt neighborhood. $475. STEPSTOIEACH walerfolls,ondm-2 br townbse. 2 br apt. Qulet-Colmtry·View play areaa, close io. lyZBr,2pati.os,qopeta.
T '-""'""'l'V~~ "•" 759-0619 ~.Agent,nofee. 2Br,2ba,rum,yrlyS310 wlpool•Jacuul. 2Br,deluxeadultapt. 873--73'1 49'"3223;541-SBOt ---------1·--------1 2 Br.house unf. $375 ll'ees. filCJIUmg pools, MS-2'98 t:m. 831-4637 appt. Turtle Rock, Campus Westcli(( Shopping area. $4251.se. 3. Br, l~ ba, dlq Jocuzzl.souno.bllords, 2 Br apt, w/pool, aood
View. 3br, atrium, wet 2Br, 2ba, frplc, pat.lo, rm, 11 liv rm w/frplc. ondexclllngclubhouse CUl'E 1 Br 1 Ba, patio, locaUon,chlldreoOK.No
bar, tndscpd, sprklr, etc. pool. S425/ mo. Call Gardener. Children OK. ..-soclol T pool,QOpeta. $200mo. pets S26S 847 9888 Lovely,readyJan l,$550 644-81.Mor 752-7799 RedCptR1tn963-78s.S "~" eveots. ennis, COSTA M ESA-Z 548-0916 ... gym, and VOleyt>OI ot Bedroom, adults only. UICE A HOM!?
mo. Call 645·2233 dy:., Deluxe Beach Condo, 2 lg Condan•ali••• The Vllloge More of No pets. Refer. $27S/mo. Center St. 1 br apt. $190. Spac. 2 Br or 3 Br' Z Ba,
83J.8282aft 5 BR, 2~; Ba, W/D, pool. ~ 3425 evefY!hlngyotfrelooklng Qua.al Place Propertin, No pets. fplc, lce fncd patio, serv-
Wlllows 4 bdrm, A/C, jac,sauna.$450.Ml-4449 LANDMARK,•y-;;~~Il;~ f0f.Fuml1urelsovoloble. Inc. (714) 752-1920 or 675-6125 inibar,bltns,lndavW/D
$385 S700 3 br Condo. Cls to Atlanta HB. Adults only, LOOOW.OCEANFRONT, OneondlWoBedroom 548-8553 weekends. Ask Triplex 1 BR carpets hkup, pvt ear. 1,,.; mi lO
CJ'ulvehrd4a1Rde4 Bdrm/. S4351 '-Fashion Island. Sborl over 40. Million S rec winter, fplc, plush 2 Br. for Wanda. drpe, bltns. Adults, nd bcb. Nr sbops & schools.
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17 t 4t 644-1900 ,an~cuc rm w poo "' term only 759·0087 racu. Security, all appUc. $450. 559-7499 Adu• LMng pets. $235. Ph: 548-Sm ~cls~~l neg. $335 up. J11c . ....,.,.,. · 960-13fi6eves Offices open 9·00to6:00. BR ed ed frl .....,....... Douglas Correa Rltr, WE.5TCLIFF 2 sty, 5 br. · Now nf1 g 1 • r ecorat 're g. Lael BR 734-DShalimar, -=;~==-~~::;-;;;;::-I;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
644 8514 ( I dbl I I liftNiriieiiiiini.iiiiiiiiiiiil lncld. S22S/mo. ask for new p~lnt, $215/ mo. 1 Bdrm Dix Apt. Blllns, · am. rm, poo • rp · 1>up1nn Uwfurn 36'00 Bill, 546-5880 642-3288 aft 7, 554-1616 D/W, frplc, encl gar. BACHllQR APT
Turtlerock 4 br, ram rm. Greal ram. home. Furn. ••••••••••••••••••••••• OSTA M ESA-210 ~0 , W/W. cpl, dra ....... , fncd • ( Ucl avail. $700 mo. 644-1200 .. .....,. ALLUTILS P DI d.Jn rm, 2 ba, view o . or833-3S2l 3 Br duplex, pvt yard, Thur ln Street. Br and Newly decor d 1 Br, cpts, patio. $275. Phll60-3139
Avail. Jan. 3rd. Lse. patio, dbl gar, bltns, 1 new deluxe 2 bedroom drps,Wby,$230. mo.1970 l BR, ..... OK.-mo.S28 100' from t he oceao.
Grdnr, waler , asson. FIHll HOME childOK.66-1759CM WISTMEWPORT units. Lovely apacloua Wallace. 646 1850 aft 13tb&.'eauJiS:ao Semi·furn.labed. AYAlt
dues pd by owner. SS75. BIG CANYON. Absolute-townhome t ype w it h 3PMor5'$-61.S5eves 96CM982 nowt 201 E. Balboa Blvd.
Agt.541-5032 ly smashing Aueuata Apcalwllhfwwishecl NI l ~450{-:~·2b th ''mily rooms . $350/mo. Off•----r--•---------• YFrElyE .. $250Caperl·. S~e· N•Ol Plan. A ma.aterpiece of ••••••••••••••••••••••• ce Y um. ' a QUA I L P L A C E _........,. vrn ... Pier area, ocean view, 1 11 : '" SHARP! dramaUc design wilb un· lc6oaw.d 3706 upper duplu w/ex-PROPERTIES, INC. 2 Br apt & 3 br twn""e, br, redecorated .• $250.~~5.56-~T7~07~anyti~~m~e~~~ Clean Turtle rock Brood· ed IC Pans Ive b a Icon Y & <n~> 7~., ........ .. ... """" dabwbrs, closed aarages, mo ....... ~ ev-surpass go course ••••• .. •••••••••••••••• partial ocean view. Steps .. -·UHJU or,,_.._ BBQ Gu Ir water pd. , __ ._....._. _____ .... ___ ,
moor. Imme: oc~an-view! 3 BR. & de n. Deluxe, cbeery 2 Br, quiet to beach & public tennis evenines or weekeods. I.A MANCHA Ar:>'I'S 2b Good 1 U lit lo 3 Br in Newport Hg~,
cy. 3 Br, 2 a, a 1um, $795/Month adlt.s only. No pet.I. $375. ct.s. lmmed. occupancy. 2 Br. 1'.&a.1 a~ry. sha1, RENTAL AOEJIJT ON 77SScottPlace.. CM ~~ & •~es <>ng:ve 11 larse unit, xlnt location -~~~~0:"~~a~"c:c:,1m: HASTIMGS&CO: 87W3M Mo-to Mo or winter drapes, patto, frpk , PREMISESSAT &SUN· 642 507.J 80 • new~~sbe>PDJag & parks. Adjacent pool. IW.TOltS 640.5560 .... ,rlwif· J707 Leese beam cell, garase. DAY. • rerria. c rpt & drpa, tetrtaUo~. Peifecl ror
$525 per mo. 146-0516, ••••••••,~··••••••••••• Paula Bailey 642-8235 Adul~. $275. 2544 Elden HGTS 2 Br FP $1951 Br. Incl. util."trpt.s, C&l'J>llll1. ~-l288 family. 538.S805
113.1-3463 1--W-A•i•d-V•IEW--•IBEACU. Vie•. Pier, 2 Br. Unit · 538·8406 FR, 1 child, sml pet oK'. drpl, patio, quiet adults, q.llf..Cle-.Aclh BAYPRONT, 1se z Br z
Townhom 1 ed . th $450, 1 Br S375, S32S. SclltCle•flh 3776 FoxWow Vffloge S37S. See Mgr, apt 1, 283 nopets.1828 E PlacenUa. Near beach &ahops, ZBr Ba, aar. priorilytoamall ~r:::.e:::,~~. rt~~ Joo :d. Coves. z iR~~ ba'~.; ~~t;;,a~~ <n187~~~· ••••••••••••••••••••~·· 621 W. Wilson6"-20lO Knox St., or call 6"-«>34 ~ 2 Ba, pvt patio, gar, $310 boat stp. $600. 833-9"2
673·5092 dya, 979·023 Priv. pa&.. Upgraded 2br, uUI pd. $270 mo. Jam FURN OR UNFURN af\&PM Large 3 Br Townhouse mo. 98().12'19 eva.
eva/wknds appl.i's. Security, pool & SM. Rm for agl. person. 498·1000, ext 518, or •2brtown home wJrrpl eswde, 2222 Paclfic, lce wtlb patio, garaee + 1 Br. bltim-D/W, 1a.r. Nr DUPLEX 2 br + den. 1 ---------t Jacuzzi. 6 Mo. lease, Nr. lOlbSt. Bay, beach. 498-0149all6 •Lgepatio&enc.gara1e 2 br, 2 ba, gar., frplc, pool. Quiet complex. Beach/Garfie l d . bl.k t.o beach. Yrly lse.
--------... owner wlll conside Non-smkr. Sl2S mo. •Adult.sonly. $310.Adult.1.642-0751 ~~u3311tta,orno87peJ!.; $350. S211SS/mo.554-7210 S495.63l·Ul32 Joo1er. Sl.500/mo. 714·546--0601 •DELUXE Pool &jacuzn avall. ,_,.. ,,_
lbr. $250. OCEANFRONT• 1--------•2 Br, 1 ba Mesa Verde ........... 3141 NWPI' HGTS, 2 Br, FP,
Available J an. 1. 2 Br. view, aundeck, $400. w...11and v·11age upper. $235. Gar. avl. 1 BR, new crpta, paint ... ••••••••••••••••••••• FR. 1 child, amt pet OK .
646-41238,&4.5·2042 498-2799; 492-5300 UVU I Adlts-nopet.1833·89'1' Wtr pd., $235. mo1. + Luxury penthouae, 2 br, 2 $375. See MIJ', apt 1, 283
845 Paularlno $100. dep. + $50. c ean· ba, dlo rm, rrplc, big Knox SL, or call 644-6034
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area In kitchen, formal xtnl cond. $500 Mo. 673-7787 eves. •••••••••••••••••••••••
dining rm + 1ood-1t&e A&ent.644-1133 CostaMesa 3724 •Bach Sl6S Loog Beach yard Close to parka · · l $550/ (C-9) NWPT Shores walk to ••••••••••••••••••••••• Stv, ref. UW pd. No pet.s. ~;~lne R~ 752-1414 bch. ~pets. a°br, den, 2 SSO WEB & UP 714/833-8974 _______ .... ba$495.548-3657 =:e~~~l -...... --,-slc..t----3-1_0_6
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pool8,2jacuzz.ia. see : Mar Apt 711A NPT u .... 2 b l b ....,.,. 494-2319eves;957-0282 Cbarmtngstudloapt,3 Br Moveinimmedlately Shalimar.~ · •aewi r, a__.. llh Ba. balcony, ocean
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an)'Umeafter3PM 531-0lOl. • CA.t..LS SlShr,•SMALL for membera. All trans.MZ·l403.645-U39 rne Eal, OaU Gene Free eat H7·0Ul, Ka.roldGunnSU-2961 8"·2Z11 JOBS 842-8233 Service. $10 b.r or less •4•1 .. Y ~«SB ~ ,_,.,. _________ _
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•• .. ••••••••••••••••••• Steam clean 9 or sham· Llc3271.36 6'5.e9TC ..,...__,, Wl.Ddc>WJ, J, etc. Mr. Newport Costa Meta ai lnt lnter/E.¥ter Reas tlems, amall Hema or c ER AM IC l l I e . Carpentry, a·ny type. poo also upholatery-all ---------••••••••••••••••••••••• Lynn~5M4.53&-771l lrvtne.e7S.3115evea. workcuarSG-0386 I any item. Juatr call New/remodel. Free ett,
Panel, doors, etc, also work guar. Truck mount ELECTRICIAN-Priced 5kiploadtr. Dump truck. 605671. sml Joba welcome,
comm'I, lact eal. 548·2'719 unit. Fr est. reaa rates rf&hl-free eallmate on Haulln1. tree work, SUMSHIMI GIRLS Brick, block, 1lu1npatone, Falr Prtcea.Statelic 6 la· ,.._,~--"'"' QS.3426atu.
all 5 MS-3716 Jar1e or small Jobs a rad In a . demo etc All types of home & office ~~antert & walls, aJao W.e sur. Exterior SJ>41Ci•Ust ••••••• !,.::;;;;. •••••••• 11.,,... •.--.11--Ucen&ed 673..()3$9 ·131.1257 cleanioa packaau. • C011crete. Reas. Uc/· Tryme·Calicote831-5555 .. , :•' __...._ DOORS, wlndow s,Cahrint SpecialAf.ta&R Ework bonded . Call Bob VERYn£A1'PATC8 ••••••••••••••••••••••• cablnet1, shelves ........................ w,.,.,.MJ H 'g Bonded/ nsured. Free 873-0tM,983-7339 lnt.erior, exterior paint. J08$f(TEXTI/RE !Bemovals. trlmmlln,f.
Rough/rln11h . Pic kup For lbeopen a1r affair. All ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• est.a & l.natant aervlce. ~ 1 n i . S up r e m e Freeeal. 111-\411 pnantni . Free est. Lied,
work. 6'2-6783 o c c as 1 on pers on a I WEEDING-CLEANUPS OCC Student. Bli % T 540-~ &552.-02AS ~ ... .,, woriunanahlp. Call Jack PA_.." P" ....... Ell'>ING 1 M1Y Insured &U-2134
"--ki od ll service Cabana Cater· Weekly MaJnt.enance truck. Truh, trff trim, ••••••••••••••••••••••• a.71N •'-" ~1. q. ~ ng, rem e n1. re ln& &&5 9858 Free est 642·9907 etc. Randy 6C2·5703, SKIP SHAPE MOVING Ii HAULING •---------1 A I I t Y Pe• • f' re~ .... & -•-• r pair. No Job too small. ---549·3866 Expert experienced Local&lonidlataace Acouatic Clnp abot, ln· est.lmatet.C.ll!MO:f11S25 i.a-................. ..
EaUrnates. Eves 675-4697 ~ot/eo..u.h l>ii It Landscape Main· bousecleamng done on a 6'&-t852or836-5768 tr/Extr Sinclair or Dwln "8:1111 • 5Jeepen Sit. Std sofas
C all ....................... tenance: Mow & Edge. HoMitcle..w.g week,ly or bi·.wkly baala. "•'"" V•"' WlU d Ute ~~_.,~1:17R;,C. Co-, ........ !..._••••••••••• Sl2t, moat chrs STS-arpenter, phases. re·t EM.ENT WORK . All Full maint, hauling,••••••••••••••••••••••• Geo 1 clean1a1. walls. n ine. ,.,.,, , o ... _._,., •• ROMESA~RS -Plumb-labor. Variety fabrics.
mode.ls, patlo covers. kinds. Reasonable. Free clean·up1, rototllllog. Want a R£ALLY CLEAN Wlndow, wuiog. Also mR1°v._ln1~ ~!~r ~;. re3~!,; PRO~ONAL PREP •-~11 Meatibi. ·Fr.e ell, H owa rd '• C • t m :.:i~ree eat. Ref es~.Call7S0·6625 FreeEst.675-5516 HOUSE" CaJJ Gln&ham reri~la&holdldayltime wk~·__........,, •n ·"" •PAINTINGEXTER. $i£'hr.Honeetftre11able Upbolatry768410I
---------ic emen t work . Japanese garde oln& Girl.Freeest&4S-Sl23 special.I. Reas. Honest ·ya. Reuflmr. Uc. 236741. aentoe. BofA, 111/C 01'.
C.,,.. 5-rflc• Driveways, patios, service. Tree tnm, clean l M M A c u LAT E rates!; free eat.a. Ellen "Two Men Wlll Move Freeest.638-'1384 751~UOorN74183 .. Glwt.e•
•••••••••••••••••••••••walkways. Reasonable, up . Haulina. sml CLEAN IN G . YOU 968-41 You'' We handle bl: YOUNGMAN s ltEPAIRSJREMODBLS •••••••••t••••••••~•••
Carpet Man wlll lay yours free eslll. SS6-0757 lndscp'164.2·140.1 DESERVE OUR BEST. Have a clean house for the hm 0 v be 6
1d· Odllf I c e ._ In waUcoverinr.' ;,: Re&sooab~ qui wort. IP ID o • So JJ d Oak
or mine. Repalra & 756--0377 Holdlda)'I. The Moppet.a ouse 0 • stance • eats ~Andy £uctneUl-aaa. 'WatarbedaCoD)_plelellne cleaning too! Guar work ALL Concrete work. People who need people . Cleaning Serv. Reliable, local, alao packlnc. . " acc. Reaaonable.
at b1gocr S8VID"S. Free Block, brick. slump & should always check the Liaht houaecleanln& done reas&rers.5'6-2393 Lowest leiial rate. Lie-s ..... ldl lt -"'th Ha u.1-t u· Terry 's Nwpt·Bay " • concrete walls Security Service Directory In the by expr'd German lady. d/lnsrd. cat T #111·944. ,.,..,..,. e ems ~· a ve aome .. ...,g o ae ' est, 645-J646 Bwlders. 83C·9ll8 DAILY Pl LOT Xlnt refs. S5 br. 546-41131 Cla.Wfled Ads 642·S678 Ph 547. 7278 Daily PUot Claaalfled Ad. CLasaifled adf do It well. ea.ol61
Offlc.Rental 4400 Offic•R...tat 4400 OffiuR...td 4400 ....-... Lost&FoUnd 5300 P...... 5350 HtfpW..ted. 7100 Hft;W..ted 7t0Cl HetpW..ted 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ()pporhllllty 5005 .................................................................................................................. .
Office Suite, new build •••;ri••••i;ct-;;;tt• Lost: Mon. 11/28. Seal REVIEAS! AGEIHG Aul Manager, part Ume, l•--•-,-------------EXECUTIVE Row I log, au or part, 4 blks Ce Polnt Sillmete Cllt, 1 yr. 8 H ill -033.f to relieve mana1er 2
1 ftC. from ocean . 438 Mam St. Top loc in Balboa. Flab old, female , spayed, y ypnoe '~l days le nigbta per week. CUSTODIAN Prestigious office apace In Newport
Bch/Alrport area. Teatefuf reception lob-
by. telephone meaHge Hrvlce, con-
ference room1, kitchen, beverage, In·
outgoing mall aervtce, dictating & copy
machines. travel consultants. com·
puterlzed typesetting. Complete
secretartal servlcea available as
needed. From $290 per mo.
c• 111411sz.. 1110
Huntington Beach. $36S. Eatery. Good lse. great wearin1 flea collar. Vic. •PALM & CARD• Uve on complex. Couple
mo. uul. incl. 800 Sq. Cl. bu.siness. A hard to find Roclcledee and Victoria •R11r:"'Dl .... A.S• ..-1 H Be h SJ6.7504or673·226S bwslness location. Call Dr. Laguna Beach. """' "• P•~. unt. ac area.
---------• for Information. Mel Reward!! 494-9466 or Adv\se" help on many 83 unit complex. All AT EASE in FasbjAn Island, Newport Newport Cent.er-Fashion Fuchs Pavilion Rltr. ~-2417 alt 5:30 PM matters of life. Llc'd adult. 846-5080 tam to ""'• Island, small pn\·at.e or-67$.11120 Special Holiday Reading _6P_m_. _______ 1 Beach has ari opeoiluJ for a OuatA>dlap
fice avail. 1mmed. s1co. Keys in caae found In SS. Available for Parties Auto medi tar Mercedea with llgl)~ ynaitltenance abilities. Days
Xerox service on pre· Beer &wine tavem. Good front of CdM Post Ofc. or Groupt. 221 W. Whit· Benz I ndepend e nt ..:.. M«ftliria Friday.
ml.!le. 673-1167 starter bar $13,000. Wlll Inquire wilbln tier Blvd. La Habra, Ce. garaie 530 w Kat.ell• r carry secohd. Ask for (213) 897-9272 n....-.. • • ' ... ~o'-CdM dlx ault.es. uUI pd, J1m.631·9DlattSPlif Found: Terrier Mix. _..,_. __ •·------• .,.... C:.. 6 ~ 10 W....,.
AJC, ample pk&. from Large Black & white ,......, 59"1cn UH AUTO JifECH Forelin · · Aiic'FOf ........... r $16S.Nolaereq.67S-8900 Land owners-investors. male. VlcBeacb&AUan· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Yna person ~ w/ad •
.._v._, SUlnS Interested in developlt1g ta, HB. 960-039 Professional Maasaae, off work habit.a' Top pa1 gd ~!!!!!!'!!'!!!!!!!!!-"'!!!!!!!!!!•!! ••!!·!!J!!_!!!!!!,!!-'!!!!!!!·!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
llOA5"1.o your property? We will prenilie buls. C.M. on· work con.di Daisa :: r R....-t.-1...to~L-4300 MEWPORT work wfyour Ideas or FOUND Great Dane ly. Licensed 10·10. Toyoto-Volba· Porsche ~w~ • 7100 Y.a..W~ 7100 ~ ~ F .o.11r:HI .... 1 a "'MD ours. Designer & builder. female, vie Golden west, 546-4Sl8 . _.._ • .-_.,,. --•••••••••••••••••••••• • -0" s-MortlzConalructlon Westminster, please Tune"Repair.642-2484. • ••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••-••••
S.Cl..,.flh 1176 . New window view offlcca 548.9896 ldenUfy897-0778 Ea..eo~"'! Ir Automotive ~ c .. .,.,.,.... ••••••••••••••••••••••• Femlnnmat.eswanted,4 fo r 1nd1vidual ex · ,,...__Gtlon N D •-" __ __.,_ IOATIUILDlll . ·-bdrm hse, nr bch $100 ecul1ves. Re asonable p• ........ SHOP LOST · Black Lab mix f!W e...... P ~ Fast lrowiol company To work• Vertlcle Com· ~· · · ••••••••••••••••••••••• help · t l Spacious28r&ardenapt. mo.963-0592eve. lease r ates . Scott Lady alone must sell! male,2 yrsold. Pomona Schooltlr Topwacea&>aid. Enalne nee da supt.l'vhory mer~ a Camera.
$200 per mo. d Sawyer. (714) 759·9166 Ideal Newpor t Beach St. CM. 64S-86C8 a...--u-7001! Steamers. ~ paln• .. rs. capacity employees In Familiar with PMT pro-4""1 I""' o a.,. 3471 Female has nice Con o •--"'-bll h d 5 ~·-• .,. the followtn1 clualflca-cess. Exper . pref'd. __ ...,. __ .,_,_r_....,..___ wfpool, Jacuzzi & sauna, """'aUon. c.11la s e. FOWld : Siamese cat, fem. ••••••••••••••••••••••• buffen " hen, up· tiOOI : F/time. Co. benefita. Ap·
T•tin 3890 •1• m1 from ocean . llusJnessRental 4450 yrs. Hospitalization 1 yr. old. Vic. Newland 5oulbCoaatActor'sCo·Op holstery shampooers, · MICHAMICAL ply, Pennyaaver, 16&0
••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ •••••••••••••••••••••••forces sale. TIME, btwn Yorktown & now often scholarships checkout,pick-up&de-.. _...,cu PlacentiaAve,CM
LAGUMA SHOPS 751-1400 Garfield HB. 962-95"43 ror training & placement livery. Apply ai -·"' -$240. UTIL IHCLD Fem roommate wan led to Downtown. xlnt location. DIMMH HOUSE FOUND: I rlsh Setter, In lhe entertainment In· 2059 Harbor Bl. CM CAIPINTlY car Wub Caabler ~!~~·u~aai e~ec~rlc~tr. ~~~z:.~~1.~{~f· Approx. 900 sq. ft. & 470 NEWPOl\TBEACH male.Taboetags.CalJ: dustry. All agos-lypes ~1030 TOOLIMCi Immed. employment
Complete recreationa l sq. ft. Immediate oc· 9000 Sq. ft. unlimited 960-4139 consldettd. 9S7.o2S2. Atrro We need 1004 men avail. for ftl.U • p/time
fac1litlea. Adult.sonly. Balboa Ilse to s h r . cupancy. parkln1.0wnertoobusy JobsW..ted. 7075 POUSH•WAX w/eap. caP,able or :ft:~c:f~We
Sorry,nopets. $187.SOf mo, female. Realonomlcs,875-8700 elsewhere. Must sell. FOUND: BaasetthiHound. ••••••••••••••••••••••• DetallManag'erPosltion t~l bl~hlcresponsb l~,ll-833.3105. or c~ Afv! 673·2229 67S-99S6. s ail h •-ffl Su bmit you~ terms Male, red & w le. Las Ex 'd /bufftn"lnt.e y D ' ••• e a 673-5349 • m sops "' o ces, TIME 7SHCOO · Vegastap.Call96CM1J9 Private Duty Nurae. per w •• r cateeor111.Toppax,xlnt c••w••H 14932Newport ve. Id.eat for pholo lab. • Geriatric• preferred. , -enllnes.Gdaal + benefliAU COJ'TelPIPO· --
. Tusl~~ay . Capistrano Beach -Pvl E Side CM from $8S mo. llPH"""" FOUND: Male white Uveinorout.875-3444 ~mm.PeJ'manatjob. dence Btiah Fu.06Ptnme
bcb. 28r, S140 mo. ea. 673-1723 Oppar,_.ty 5015 Samoyed, vie Palm & PRACTICAL NURSE MetroCUWub S*' , :..,bally APc>lY lo perso~ C200 ..__, "t &-t-L-..o Ttea496·1487 •D&UXIOFC'S ••••••••••••••••••••••• 16lh.H.B.960·3145 PIT h d · 2950HarbotBl,CU "?.: .. , .b.N~Beac:h. .....-.. w ,...___ .. , , mil or &JI, r• • , a ~ , C4 _. , ., or Uwfw'lll.shed 3900 "Llve Betterfar Less" Cont. rm .. seat 25. all If you re not l•lting Found Poodle, vlc of lerencea. CalJ ~-9119. fl.;ill.fl!llel'I
••••••••••••••••••••••• House-Motes Unhd paneled. sm. whse in re· i 3.aC1.• retUTllon your in· Superior & 16th. C.M. ·avi\iia. ~~~ iliir'TJ i·'ICOMOMY/GO.&.O
THEEXClTlNO Yourbeslsourcelor ar. lor2yr. lease. Lake vestment. call Sandy Call 759·2717 ; 832·8221 Private Duty Nurse. l!wUn . ,. ~~J Weneedrespouibt.peo-PALMMISAAnS. LocaUngaRoommate F o rest area . Ke nt Rosa,AJuCo.837·37'4 Dottie. Geriatrics preferred. Ji pleforF.T.P/Tpo1ltibns
MINUTESTONPT I 0 C S 197 Harkins •Avera1e yield on pay-Uve Ill or out. 6'6·2104, a.ricfllll'-•P Put tea oeeda e • In our SA. CM. •B 8
BCll. n '13;· 4 9n;4 1 7ic-sa1.9393 oJffs tothAJaxJ .i1nves1~7rs7. Fou1bnd re~bllke c•~-wvhite Rm lB ._._Mow ~~~ a.dint c1arpen4 •· M1t aene 'iu itatioii.:
Bach, 1"2 BR. • an ru u Y • " • w rWfl ... spo.... ic ....._ Wanhcl 7100 For~Yna..t ....... ~bull~ ~ Muat be 18 reUreea
f $220 •-$280 Jse Store-Office Stale law permits a pre· Red Hill & Walnut, ,...,.. "' v" boat toollna. Xlnl Qom. M___._ .n_l.-. rom .ex up. M/F S22S/mo. Channel · · pavment -naJty charae Tustin.838-7097afters. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •-••--.. 9"11$ ..... v beoef1ta lncludln1 WlDQlme.-• .._ Adults, No Pet& apt. Wntr. rental. Furn. 9605q.ft. under 30<. 19478 ~ ,... ., IU(;I'""-....'"'"" r-v •---------
156\ Mesa Dr. 673-3272. 873-lS<ll Beach Bl. HB. 842·2834 ~~n~hl:n~,,t:.~";d o~n~ Found: DOG-Small blk & Acctne Bkkpn& Beat tlme to establlab r.!~.,,Mc:,~·i!~cau:; CASHIER
(SBlksEastofNewport World.ng female to share XLMTLOCATIOM terest on the balance. whl femal,e. Flea collar. TIMPOUIY customer&. Interested? Kipper Yachts, m W, Pull tlme, da1 ablft, ~~ beauUful house. In Mesa Office & retail space Mortea1e Brokers. Of· Nr Ralphs San Miguel Regbter Today to work Call SC0.7041 or Zenltb 17th St. Colt.a Meu. matul'e • rmp. O>niact:
Verde. S165/ulil incl. right oH San Diego fered t-0 California real· Mkt.NB.640-6400. onvartousaccountln< 7-1.358 __ _J Jim Oauett, NewJ>C)C'Ur LAR~l 1&2 IR S49·951S&67S·7794 1-'r~way, Mls&ion ~•CJO dentsonly. Found: WET SUIT ln bookkeeping assign-lodt-.c1nclen . Inn.1107 Jamboree Rd-,
FROM SJOS -Bwld to suit . DELTA ....__.to LoGt 5025 HunUngton Beach area mrnts. Work close t-0 Babyaltter after school Pacltlca need a e•· NB. E.O.E. Ciaraqes ENTERPRISES831·1400 .......... , Call""l208 · your home . Fliure fot7yroldCirllnMonte perlenced Boat Electrl·•---------Qulet bldg w/beautlful~ ....................... ..,,. · 1 Cler.JµI to Sr. Accoun· Vlata school. 54&-4421. aft clans. Xlnt Company CASHll!R/HOSllSS 17c~~· cov'd gara~es .•• !!'!' •• ~••••••••!?.~~ Appcrox. 400130 sEq. r7t hc52, I st, 2nd fr lrd T.D.'t FOl,,"ND : Red Irish Set-tants needed thruout S. benefits, lncludln1 paid Must have expet-. AJ>ply
au 11 • nope"· A/C, at · lt .t. LOANSAVAILABLE tcr,maledor,vic.OaJly OranaeCo. medlcaJ&lilelnsurance. lnpenontoFood~r. LEEWARD APTS. 2020 Single garage, overhead $150/mo. Doyle !;<13.116$1 Credlt'not Important. Pilot.1218. 548-7160 Robert Hall's Ba bya itler needed, Pacifica by KIJp•r John Glide. Hotel
Fullerton Ave 1 blk E. or door. $40. No. 6. 731 w . ·-1.-493 ~I 02 Accounte Responsible, noo-amkr, Yachu m w 17th St Laguna m s Coast Newport Ave,. 1 blk s. or 18tb St. CM 673-7787 eve NEW 8SO aq ftlo 1300 !'IQ ft ~. •# Found beauUfui blk "wht 500 s. Malo, s:' 501 care liver for 1 )'1' 014. Calta Mesa . : HYO'. Laiuna eeicb.
Bay,631·0397 Offl R_..111 4400 retail st.ores. Newport Mort-Tnttt kitten. Vic. Dover No.Tower.UnlonBa.nk Ref1.982-8UI ce '"" Pier location. Next to ... ~~·· 5035 Sho 642-0062 ~ '. CASH9ll lOOllll 4000 ••••••••••••••••••.••••• Hanarln's Surf S hop .,.._ res. InTbeCltyolOranae BabyalUer wanted Tues. •
••••••••••••••••••••••• 65• PH SQ l'T . SCG-4917 •••••••••M•••••••••••• FOUND: Male Afghan, 714113$-4103 monrtnp, Corooa del cb~r:: ~lcltee~e'° fie ~~~a:.~
Room w/ kitchenette 1617 WF.sTCLlFF·NB lndustriGi R...tal 4500 LOWEST w/no collar found on , Mara~•. 873-0609 ~T~ect fot ~ f~E'l'llO.~'W'.dl(
$50 ~~9k7~ u.p. AOT. 5'1·5032 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .._...____,a---Coast Hwy 128/8/h 77 Early ADVEITISIMG Bab1dt4er/lt~e•ln own Newport le~c& C~A I ,,~ 1950U.~,C.M~
-O>.;J ~ ....... AM Nr Lag. c . 675·2563 MIDIA IUYa rooco. ~. mutt 'driv.. tlce •• Mun be e':Qft' ... --=-'·~-•
1501 Westdlff Dr. M2. 2CIOO Sq Ft W/OF· htT.D.'s.afso LOST: Reward! Vic Late Oranae County A1ency Newpon.6M-1'42 6'~!UJ 4 UR·1'1*' CA.SHIR Ambassador Inn in Costa
M ... zrn Harbor. Cen·
trally located, 235 rooms.
MANY with kitchen,
phone• TV. Swlmm.ina pool, jacuuJ, and rec.
room. Dally & weekly
rates st.a.rtlng rrom S411 a
week.
NewportFtnanciaJCtr FICE. San Clemente. 2JMt'T.D.LcMMt.. F o rest, 2 Cocker oeedsretall/prtntor1eol· w'k.~, • · : C*ldedtorretallll~ ~ Offfq S,-e -.seen Falrell Tenru alnce 1949 Sparuela, Blonde male, ed media buyer. Must be BS:.:. er :'on):~~ t ~ r eoome~~/h. ~cc:t, Store. Expr. a ~rt ~f!f~-~~~!~f:~ 6400pe~Sq!,of~:sqin•~f~~r 64~.,,.~6f I rao~~~=ev!~l-1922 :f::!~~.~:li1•v:e:::t ~· 'eoita Mm~ ~CWJ~:..!::!~'. '~'Jt4~~ t!:
DB.UXE OFffCES aome trade pub caUoaa. · ~ula o-i ClOfPC)(lte 1ocu•tw. -cm wu-u ~· co oles. ~18S3. 2956 PRIVATE Party will buy -w MaJI resume and aalary . boob "taxe1. 1'ork ln CLERICAI.,..Welther Ina
Comm! & lndsU spaces, Randolph Ave, CM 2ndTD'a PerMllClb 5350 raqe to: Cluallled Ad Banlt:lnl Laiuna Beh. Call: •at wor .. requ"'-d 200 to 2000 sq. ft. A11 low ' u •.1721 N """' Daily Pllot. p O "' "' .-.-.. as 35< sq. ft. Lag Niguel & 3 2 O O S q f t · I n · . ..,. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~ ""iS&o. Costa M~sa UNION IAMI 4N.Gl8 • , '98-29110orU1·3ZIM
____ MS-_4&40 ____ , Mlulon Viejo areas. dusl/Comm'I. 2952 Ran· Wlll alve 10% 2nd T.D. 3.5 Drinklngproblem7 921128 Equal e>pportuo.lty HIWPOITllACH 1_.,_.. __ .,
SleeplnarmaS7$·Sl05 .mo. Handy to S.D. Frwy. dolph Ave, CM Call yraonSSOOOnote.Secby CaUAlcoholHelpllne employer. HASANOPENING ---~ -
All $50. wk. Share kll/-Call : 831-lCOO 546-1653. Dana Pt home w/bal on 2'hraaday835-3830 FORAHEXPER'D with com~t.er pa~U Sharp W/Qumbe-rs.
bath. Shown Mon-Sat. EXECUTIVE SUITIS Slorap 4550 loa.n approx $22,800. Call PREGNANT? A.dvertiatna f'llOC»OPllATOl ::,"'~..,.:J!L ~· Maeeire1ar Y•cbt Oorp.
Rel• req'd. S56·0058 or •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• 498-2888 carlnfuaconfldjntlal CLASSIFllD ,_&ca..ao _ _.._.._ ___ _ 5'8·5954 B e a u t l ( u I b I d I . ~ •· J •.-u. ' ---------1 Personalized phone cov. Storage units from $15 Ahn -a1•llh/ COUDH I • re erra · PHOMI! SALIS Pleaae contaet Dorla ._.,_,.,er COCITAR.
Peolta. Point. Fam rm, eraie. aecy aervlce. conf. mo. lndoor a. outdoor RV r.. ""al•/ Abortion, adoption & Good eamlna potent.la! Mitcbell, flO Newpori N.8. h1vuJ.aaenl firm. WAl'TlllS ~rl. entrance. No room, xerox & more. & boat noraae. M1r on L.o.t&floimd ~ for anresslve, mo\lvai.. Ctrl>r.-.'280, F/C1Con11ntulona bills*'. Learo ln 40 hn the most
COCMUnl or 1mokln1 $125. Easy frwy acceaa. Near premlM, 24 hn aecurlty. ....................... 547.z.563 ed peraon. Attr•cttve £q1aal ~ fm!l01• Req •aper. In s>elbo•td escltl~~l flamoro.us .
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S22S 979-2let Mt. Lanaley, No. of EW., ....................... ~-M•:.Tt benefits. Good b'PlnS 00 Barf.':• ;an time-relief. computer repotu. or eve .-loftl. l:J:e.· Sbart bouH U. El Toro, . Fountain Valley. DUCK HUNT•RSI We -IBM elee •-wriw 6 w b .. d b lt0-ell3. ' -• ___ ....,. "-~ ,__ kU.ch.uUllncld.S150mo.300.n,rt.deluxeofflce,W, Phone9$"1tm bave100'•0fB"-lln .. ·av-" FerfM'-of I .,,... ,,et boraoo •r .t-----------·---r-i.tl&JaaLD>-9018 "" .. ..., .,,. 1ood aDtlllna eueoU&L ~ IBOOKKEEPEJJ, P/Um•, per. 19th St, Coata Meaa. lenhb W~ 46d0 In 33 locallou thruout Senlnl'JllOranteCo. Muat l>e t-mbltloua, to work. tn0d)4 area. n : c.1714rl'"'""
Fem turn rm In pvt home. SlSO/mo. Tom, 5'0-2200 ..................... ,. Calif. For lnfo. call Mr. 83S-Tat3 penuaalve. ar like peo-BABMAll>, NIGHTS IJl.85t1 So. Catt . Cocllr
Lodry•klt.prtv.cauatt MO.COSTAMISA N.M. retired cpl seeks Drake,55Mae MICHELI.I'S pie. TOPPAY • Waltre11n. toe.
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Yoa.ni prof M/F. Parll f:•· AJC. uW pd .. Pf'Of. ._....,~ UIOtidellury poulble . 1mso.EtCaminoReal A.Klll&ht-JUdder EX'-Ea'~ MANI· 1 thh~ ~-" !f!l'Dtn•k.mS
1,ete. •••••••••• .. ••••••••••• 982-1758 Sana.m.rt..l'ullyllc. Nm-paper CUltI151'. Th• Jlalr IUI....., t r:.~N:v1 :u::1.0'i_:O 540-2200or540-SlOl PORR~~Ha1Hor ........... 1200 l'Oo~.'82:'1Z16 Equal<>pPo!!Employer ~~ OrBuaDrhw~~1. l;:ow:e-ONr
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,_._._ ... A t JANlTORparttlmeev 1alris*>Pl• wanted lo ctuClve eotrcetle ewport r aw o c. Th1.11j0bt.roryoul -• COOi -~m'."' I.I lu1 tledbt sz 15 br c.1i To d ll~er lar•• ~d compl•t• office uaff. person wbO tik,•• lhlna• Maa ti. leaat e~per. pre-C&U Ua Now At Slot achlaos. Nlckelo·
Por 1mall reunmenl W11Wa ao-~btwn4pm..Jru rout. In S L¥1un Comp\HAtrlaed listlnsa, apu'kllna. U~d t9 c:l .. n. f'd GoodaaL M4-NOO. llMOtS clton1: phono1rapb1
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ff4·tOI for delail• II l>U day. '3.10 pu hr Ap-JANITOR Man & Wire, havo lood dnvln& record Adv1&11ce traJrung. C•ll VUla&e'll lHdioa jeweler --~" l.J.8RA1tl ES t 1 on . A I• o a U t 1.
-.put ply lo Irvine Unified bvin1 quarter1. Apply ln and dependable auto.~ !or pnvat.&ln~rview. wilhea fuU or pt Um• In Auomey 10 N.8 . airport v ... 11a.1 Opp ~mplyr m/t furnllu re. 1rnl1q 1U!S
COOlt, p/Ume~ KJltbe School Dl1tncl, 2t41 persoo: NewPOrt o11nea, ca11h depoalt required 642•5062 clud Sat No nl&hll Call area bu immed. openln& -. Amcnc:al\ lntemaUonal •
... ,....ledae pr•f'd, ..... N'°!'~ve. ITYltie m•> 1131Bac~Bay.N8 For lnform1ttlon call c--~. c L 673·93$t for perro . p /tlme Tel ho Sal 11!02 Ketterlna. lrvlnc .. _.. • "' uu W........, -&U·ml. a1k for Harryoz.wy A roe • ..-w/poulble r1tJme in near 8D ft8 8$' 7M-n:n. Open Wed.·S•t.
will train Sm al EquaJOpporEIJ'ploy.ir LJ.l()AATOllY Seeleyorl)onWllllams 621 W. lttt.St .. CM future. Le1a1 exper. Wt wfll tra\n. Earn~·~~~~~~~~
Nlltaurant olfora varl --Venlpllnc:Lurv T"ch. SALES helprul. but not req'd. Chrl•tmaa money.':
Aftftlt.r Apply, 2633 W p •PM Call ....._ D-ll ~ 0 -al ""·•~te SaJes People "'ctaphone ty--+ •h 1iim-------· c"O.. t fl w y N . 8 • GENERAL Of'FICE ro'rllamppte •. ?~!~1~n . .._...,.,... -· ""' .,.... BULLOCIS ..,, . . .... -. Salary and commlulon STIWAIT lOTH
9 ...v-v 'WV Mato.re reap. adwt or wanted. Up to 90110"4 80+, pleasant phone Cltll:
ltn•2pm. SECRETARIES early AM deliv. )lu1t comm. 1pllt. Nwpt lkh vo1c1:. Sul ary com -631-0337, uk ror Don AH'f14;>UIS ,.._.__ ..... 1l Landscape Art'hlteetural have trans. N0-2756. _63_1_.oeoo_______ WILSfflD( me.GIW'llle w/exper. Call ---------*AMERICAN OAK•
......_., us ver)' dravert1, drarti. person wantt'd. " &40110? M/W/Frl ClOam· TELLER The lar&esl moeL rom
p/llme opcnln&ll ror & TYPISTS XJnt opport for urni· MOOMDUTY J.IDU * * * * * Me•portleacJI 2Pm>forappt. prehenalve 1nvt:ntory or
rrwnom!!' ... ~ .. malelt~e.w/.~uttallkO· u~ prepared for th .. Up· exp'dperson. Vellll&As $3.tll/Hr. (2 Hr1 daily) blooldncroreiper'd Exper. run tlme teller. American Oak Antiqu
,,._,..,., • "' ..., " aA .. 0875 b · 11 ti I ... liNMS•• S&Ulo.U!.. SECRETARY IEXEC) Irvine office. Puaden&a dJ .._ deln thelrwork.Ove com1n1 holld11ys. Earn !IO,uv.· Reaponal 1 ea : " ,.._ WlhS ES/PRE Fed IS 1 ""lOlll lnC.ltr.Webuy rect ... Su la u MEW• ·Y ••soctATIS t AL . xper. era av nas..., . the I to l&abletowork eves. topS$$ontemp0r;try~s·LATHE OPERATOR. rurv enoon meac· .;--Mustbeselfslarterw/· AakforMrs.Benson paaa aavnp on
12.70-$3.00tostart. Apply i.lgnmenls with ofClce must have min. of 5 Yrti tiv Ues on school plaY· LICENSED For t em P .-a r Y xlnt skills. Satary open. E.O.E. you . Aho. Antique
alter 5PM dally. Me·n overload. CaU today for exper own tool• & ablllty ground. Apply in person, Cbrlatmaa help wi the Apply 8570 Hamilton, TEXAS PETROLEUM ReproducUon11 are avail. Ed's Pina. 4l0 E. 11th Immediate placement. to ma' ke own set-ups. FountaJn Valley Sehool po111iblUty for arowth In· H 8 or Call 960 4334 auhe very lowe11t price1.
Olatrlct. l Ll&hthou1e Complete training pro to permanent positions. uyUme . CORP. 1ubl1dlary netldl Located at·
St. CM ~Q~ Office • Call9?9-6060tor appt. Lane. Fountain Valley. cram. Over 6 month Weorrer an oppor. to join · dependable penon. Be 7SO.E DYER RD. S.A
Counter Helf , faat food!!. 0 overload UGALSIECY Corner Newland 6 period. This Is for am-an excltlna. faahlon SECRETARY-Pt. time. your own bola. Contact IAt T'heNewportFrwy>
Penn. Ful or p/Ume. s b · 11 1 Talbert St. Falin& de· bilioul "talented people foniardorganizalion. Need person wtnexible Beach area protected ac-751 .. 922
Male/fem. Hrs 11 AM 557-0061 f m. · usNinetssC trlJ&ate.kon adltne Mon Dec. 12th. only. Pvt. olc'a for each Please Apply In Peraon schedule. Min. 20 hrs per counts. We lraln. Wrtte or;n sun-Wed lM 'UI, Mon· FM 544·2030 o . irm in p n ae i Equal Oppor Emnlo--r M Frid 35 k Shrt.hd ln 'd N D C f rd P
6 .. 4.2031. A"'" For L'I 37:3 Birch St. NB exptlr. legal i.ecy. Must ...... ~-saltape.rson. Top com· on-ay · pm w . . typ I req . . . raw o • res.. Tbura-$ill0.S .. .... ""1---------1 ha ve xlnt i.kal l a . u11 SIS IDES missions. For interview llfelMoftlllcMd Toust.exec. V.P.ofre· PANCO. Box 52, Ft.I~~~~~~~~~ Roberto. 1 Shorthand req. Submit .-.vi A and appt. call Mr. Harris Equal Opp Emplyr mtr al estate firm. 83.1·2.235 Worth, Tex. 76101
Cou.--H•• • GENERAL OFFICE. xlnt resume ln confidence to 3 11. Full or p/tlme. PACIFIC COAST SEC'Y Tow '"'-·clt Drivers ~-ACrnyU,t~e ,.copopellre.ctblr~~s:. "'~ u.r opportWtlty-rast grow-Ad lf987, Daily Pilot. Mesa Verde Conv Hosp., EltTllS .... ..... " .... Part hme. Oe1>endable. Ing corp Position re-P.O. Box 1560 , Costa 6111 Center St. CM. PROP SALIS CLllK . . per'd. Top pay. Apply, silver, china, depression Capt. Mike's Fh1h Fry quires froot olc ap-M CA 92626 631 "400 Jr..vll i..:...:......t __ 5....._... Our company IS seekina G&WTowina,lOOOlrvme aJaas fw'n"aomeAvon. Call&lS-2875 pearance, " good esa. • MUltSISAIDIS .., _,...... ,...._ -.--... an enlhUJlastJc sec'y Ave.NB6'2·12S2 498..o&n
personality, good phone LOT MAN pt. lime, 18 yrs 7-3PM & ll-7PM shifts. * * ** * Sales clerk to work w/good typing & dicta----------COUHTIEA HELP voice, some typing & or older . Me ch Jmmed open1011. Lido M&nneHardwareStore. Uonskilatoai4anex-TllJ.VB.TlAIMU Antiques Victorian
We'reoPeninganewDel secrelarial duties. ac-knowledge pref 'd . Convaleacent Center, Expr. pref. Beach loca-pandin& secretarial Wewilltrain.Goodt.yp-Dresser w/lge beveled
Taco tn H~tangton curatew/rlgures&useor 7sz.7100 lS5S Superior Ave. NB. RECEPTIONIST lion. Nat'l Co. Some servlcetotheC.M. area. tngreq. Non-smoker. No mirror. $350. Amerlt'an Beach. Help IS needed 10key, payroll & acctng. ------~--1 646-776' I wlmda. Call B. Morrison Must be dependable & a travel exrr necesaary. rocker (ltOO), $100.
( II I I r II Lv .... 7•3 National Advertls n1 "15·1711 ror Interview. self·starter. Pay com· "'·II trave ..... neft'ls. Call ~ or a pos t ons, u xlot working conds. Con· " I A 1 N o t " .. u ""' 1---------part tJme, days & even tact Bi 11 1'' ii. h Medications & treat· MUISIS AID S U:aec~crs 1!kan~wf~r ra Mont.hru Fri. ~rate w /skills. ~111, 9 to 5, Thun or Dec. 10 4' 11, lM. Anti·
lnp. Apply in person on· 714·754 6404 or evei.: ment1. Mesa Verde Ir ORDIEIU.llS sharp, attractive penon · ques, holiday delec-
ly Mon thru Wed 10·3, Ori 213-691 2048 location C.onv. H06p, 661 Center Needed to give tender w/telephone experience SALES Service Sta. Attendant. TVPESETl'lNG Career t ab I es. S co t.c h
Taco, 20921 Maenollu. MBT Inc. Costa ML'lla. St, CM 548·5585 loving care to lhe elderly & 1ooc1 typing skill•. Call exper'd. Full or p/time. opp. w/arowlng trade Shortbread, English
cor. Magnolia & Atlanta. pallenu. Will train <714)833-0888 ELICTIOMIC Apply Arco Station, 17th paper. Exp. on AM rrultcake & candies.
Huntington Beach. MACHINIST qualU1ed personnel. ORGAM SALES &lrvine.C.M. ~mpsetpref'd. Will con· Sliver & needlepoint. 20
0 t P f/t GEM'L OFflCE. Eamwhlleyouleam.All Recepftoftiat to$150 EST CO . sider Trainee. Ph : Peraola, Ranc ho San a 8 rocessor. ·com Full time. Irvine Ranch 4 Oay/40HourWeek !!hift.s avall. Apply U.45 Free. Beautlrul new ores HI CH M Semce station au~ndenl 714~2680 Joaq"utn A..t• acct'gserv. Somellecy' Farmer 's Markel. General machine work Suptlrior,N.B. w/old estab. co. Xlnt MlSSlON/GUARAN· Dayshi£tsonly fulltime. ---------1------""------~7.a4c7c52t 'g exp helpful 83112851. 9to5 wkdys on quality aerospace bens. Lovely surround· T E E I F R I N G E Airport Tex~co. 4678 TYPIST/ltlCEPT. AMTl8111S GALOIE .,.,, t •· Parkin& allendents-Valet BENEFITS Sell In high c D NB .,.. .. co m Pone n s • as· ings. You need poise & · ampus r. Front ore firl. Accurate Victoria Square now has sembUes. Must be able to p/lime wknd11 & evei.. i Ill •· t.ramc shopping malls. 1 G 'I f 3 b , Expanding transporta· work from detailed plan-Mtat have Calir. dnvers atua« ve persona .y "' Some ability to plll)' the Service Statfon Allen· l y p 8 t · en o c 8 opa .o serve you.
11 license. $2.65 per hr + a . mahare attitude. Call organ req'd. Previous dant, exper'd. Day & dullea/mallers, Exper. Come in and see our
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llOn Co. Irvine. I Girl of· ning sheets & bluepr nti.. pertent.age or ti1>5. Call Rita 540-6065. Al&o Fee aales ~xper wserul, bul Eves. Full & p/t.im&. Ar>· helpful. Pleasant work· freal Christmas selec·
DEl:JVERY -an for ear· ~~t~ ~oc:~::~~n~YP0~~: M:rfttn.f:~~3ay 675~11 pfter 41:'M !_gr Jobs. Coastal Personnel we wiU train you Call ply Shell Station l7lh & Ing conda. Xlnt benefits. lion of fumtture, coll~-'" f ir...-_ 1_..._tri..., I-appt A&ency,~hor. CM u L "'"' ,,t.,1 ' 1 • NB • LocaU!d In C.M. Patti. tlble& "acCH&Orlee. l l2S ly morn L .A. Tames patching Exper. pre · ~ .-.. -·~ ~r. ypn,_.""" · rvme. · 714/967-Wfl. Victona St, Cotta Mesa.
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route.No.Costa Mesa. Salary commensurate 2101DoveSt.N.B. Part/FUU/Time. take or-RECEf"tlQHjJT Service Sta Night Attend . Bank or America. Htg Bch area. Good pay, wi~b~ihlles. 540~050~ ---------ders & make deliveries. for newly~ Qffice. SA.USMAM 2 Or 5 rutei a wk. App~ Typial/RecepUontst, P /1;. &fafler Chrae & Lay-
546-4481 Gari Frid •y, gd :.kill:.. Sh MllNT£NANCE Ave $5-$7 per hr MIASl Newport Fashion liland H--' Dep rtrn t SbeU 17th• lrvlhe NB Front office appearance 11way. .. IU 1· bl & at"a Send CoM"etpon· iu"'ware a en · · & penonalaty for a buly1---'-------Delt very Ori ver & PlellSant ofc Part-tame. Exp'd, plant maint. man tnve re 1• 8 car de';a~e to ClasSlfaed f/Ume. Sa\'-Sun & 1 Service St.a. Attenaant. omce. Work week, t~. ~mteea 1010
Product.Ion Worker. S3 t f time645-2e67 for boat mfr. Must know pbone. We train. Call The Ad•101. Daily Piiot. PO weekday, Apply· Plume. Neat appear. & Fri & Sat, 9-5. Me~a ••••••••••••••••••••••• _::s~tart~.~C::al~l:.!64.2=:·2256:::::~·--.t•--------t industrial ma111t. Apply ~~~ Bruih Co. Bo; 1560. Costa Mesa, K~Wmt!,H~~~re handwriting only need Verde Country Club, f'ROHT DAMAGED
DELIVERY •Cleanup. GUARDS anperson· Ca.92626. ar r · apply. 2590 Newport Mn.Myer.549-0377 H<Yl'POlNT SALE. '3308
studenu forpartyreotal DownlostYecht1 rAaTTIME Salesperson p/t1me. Blvd.CM TYPIST mustberast& W. Warner or Harbor.
store thru Holidays. Full & p/Ume. Work any 700 LAltoft. S.A. EVEHIMG MGI. llECEPT/TYrlST mature. CHls & anti-Serv. Sta Help needed im-accur~te . d1veralraed Santa Ana. 979-2921
Mldt be 18 yrs old. App shlfl. N.8. area. Una form . $175 week. Ouleoing. en· Must have rront o_fc 3~ ques. H.B. Call 983-6900 med. Full or p/t . Apply. work. Contact w/publlc, CASH PAID
2025Newport Bl.CM rurn, Retired ok. Teleph Management thua.1aslic personality. PP~~· 8~ ~'~ndy 990 E. C=it Hwy, Nwpt nr OC Alrpor'l. Send re· For Wahr/Dryrs/Refrig
.i. & car req'd. Nat'l ro. WAHTIEAS WAHTID Working with youth. L ·ch D' 0· rsales s•LESWOMmw Bch. sumetoAd. No. 2S. Daily worklneornot95741133 Delivery. general. Must w/top pllJ & bener1ts. Rapidly grow1ne na· Must be over 2S & have a u~~o"··-i .~..... ""' '""" Pllol, PO Box 1560, Co~t•
have vahd C.ihf. dnver Call833·46939am-2pm tionwide busine:ss seeks depend ab I e ca r . ,...,,,,.,. '"" "" Expenenced In ready to SH1"8l Mesa. Ca. 92626 l•--------
license & &ood drlvlng1 .. --------i people who are long on Supervu,lng adulls & car· 1107 Jamboree Rd, NB wear & sportswear for EXPEltlEHCfD R e co n d l t I o D e d
record. 548 2288 __ HAI I' DRESSERS, pro· WANTS. short on lime & ners. Available eve. & EquaJ Oppor Employer new Draper's Laguna ST•RT S7SO MO. Wanted 5 couples for part Refrigeraters, washers
DENTAL ASSISTANT unorou' s Newport n-a"h money.Call645-S921 Saturday1. 642·4321. ext. Hills Store. Full & Part· ""' timeworktoearnSlOOlo & dr ye rs . Frel&ht .. ~ °" ~ 250, between 1·5 PM. Ask Re:it.aurant Time Available. Call $840 ~EXPORT $500 extra dollars a damaged & Model Home R.D.A ehg1ble,orthoof Salon under new *MANICURIST• forJlm Cookr.sltloA Mrs.Austln,768-6622. ie--..CE month. Please call retunu. Gu.ar/del. Also fi ce, ch11ir~1de exp. pref. ITUlnaae'ment.640·4740 1~~~~~~~~~ .,,_-..,... T 673 3509 0 Newport Beach " -Immediate opening ror Avail. ror breakra.st &1: err y · · r new appliance• at cost+
640-0121 HAlltDltUSER professional minded rAITTIME evening menu. Gourmet . . 675-6200 10%. DUNLAP'S 10960 manicurist & acrylic SUMDAY OHLY rood ! A I l Y so n s SandWJchShop. Part·bme Qulck Pay Rau;es --------Talbert (at En,,lld) FV.
S w'some clientel. Nr bch. . o...... t. 67c:"""" Hrs llam~pm. Mon \hru Full Benefits WAl'BUSES -Dental ecy. M atu n gd prk'I 673.5342 Thurs. arti11l. Appearance & Dri.ver t~ drop bundles or ~~auran ~v. Fri. Call or apply f>e(ll ~ewport Beach Co. HOSTISSE~ 963-0721Opo7 days.
person Min.3yrsexper. Sat neatnessamu.5t.Maleor Daily Pilot to carriers. Restaurant help for Jack· o r aft !pm . ~upe'r 646-50'76 Will accept. exper. I female. Call ror appt. Must have van or lar«e ln·The-Box immediate Sandwich, 675 Paularlno, ---------Exper'd Dinner House. banking, collection or re-HANDYMAN 1714) 752-2106 d1t~tl~n wagon d+ gCoodll openings on'au shirt.a al 3 C.M. 54S-4867 Slupping/Warehse clerk, Busboys & Dishwuhers. Refr11 .. wshr & dryr. lated field s . Xlnl OWNTOOLS r1v1ng recor , a ,.....,,_MesaatoresPJease "• ,1 ·..,:ictt ,,. immed.opening. Apply in person. Mon· Goodcond. benefits. Salary opeo. 548-4l.35or646·6423 MAMCURIST, 64.2"'321 ask for Harry ............. · · .... .......,. Frt, 2-4pm, The Coach P6-4210 962.-2436 -...... 673-5341 Th ors . Sat. Seeley 0r Don W1Ulatns-apply in person: 1 ' 'SEc:an .. '-y ......._..., Rous. IM. 3U57 C.roino --------Hotel ~1...;u ._ltor •-------~ 38SE.17lhSt, Al'fl ,. .............. ;·•· ... C.aplstfaOo , SiJC.. enmbre WrUher/l>Tyr, Dental Orthodont1 ..,.. Pa,....-'i111°, flexib'e b'Jbi' 1205Bake1"St. $849-t103lPer)to. wwwer -11 tr ~ lanade Plaza neu $UO pr. Coldspot terrtg, Exper 'd . F/(ime . ' '' • • ,. " ' 223S HarWtJIWd. ctlyofNewportBeach Min 2 yrs so&derio1n• • Chaarside Assa st. Graveyard . Contact Good. ,,..mings for rl 1-----....,.....-...--1IU!q's3 yra lncrelslf\3IY waring uper. recl'1!. .=::.c;~:;.;:~;._., _ __,· ....... ':"'·.1...;5250-:-'· .... ·A?~~ .... '202 ____ _ P/time.~medentalex Carol M cCarthy. MARKETING women;Genl83'7·9622 Rest.aurant' re 8 p 0 n s i b I e SomedriUprus.m~'l ¥ACHTSAl.lS ' 19'11 GE Amerlc"ana
per.prerd.642·7825. Newporler Inn. 1107 SERVICES REP PASrEUPArt!stwan~. MEN ED'S steno/clerical worll. Sh assemblyexper.helprul. Exceptional oppor. re(r\g,lhNt.becloor,ice
Jamboree Rd. NB No ) Exp. prel'd. or will train. nt UlO wpm. typing (j() Cole Instrument Corp, vt/ooe or SO. callromla's "waler, $700. ~708'
DesEngr/Oeg toS18 phonc callsplease.EOE. CT1lephOMSyahtM Ft tJmepos.Co benerln. FAMILYPID.A -.;pm. Apply by l2/2lf'l7. E.O.E.642-8080. lar1est yacht brokers.c .E. Rerrie. 15 cu ft.
PersFral1:ype toS7 HOUSEKEEPER. 6 days Small high-powe red Apply: Pennysaver. l660 rARLORS Pec'SOnnel Omce. 3300 ifor.a Goodsalesbackground& Avocado. Perfect $100. ~Xe<' Secy s to$14K hve·in. ror sm. guest marketing team In a Placentia Ave .. CM ' •T,.._.. Newport Blvd .. NB. ~a-El T~a boat knoW'I req'd. C1ll Call646-l503
F IC Bookkeepers to $15K home In Laguna Niguel. quick I y expand ID g rlX AMwer SerY. Full time. Mature person ,Jerry Hellrung, 631·3133. lrvlne Pe115onnel Aeency Must be Eng speaking, lelecommunacatlons •Coolu pref.83'1·3800 UNITED Kenmore elect. atove.
488 E 17th Costa Mesa non .:. mo k er . non company needs an errec-Want to work days. arter-•lw twwdet I c...-l__z: /a. -... VAC'frr BROKERS Gold, .aelf·cleaning 19gl Sulte224 642147 noons & evenings In NB -.a -•.,,.. -·~ CALIF NB Of Id Good · drtnlter. energetic, with tive "inside" {e:rson It\ W k -o.IY_ 1rn,..... T SJt.OOO OF . . . c oven. 5 yr o . "'!!!~~~~~~~~ •· CdM areas.,. or -· r o kl .. $90 .:: very pleasant personali· assist th~ sa ea staff, "' Part-time openlnp (Or wor DI con,... ·
DESK Clerk. no exp. nee. ty. Exper wilh th~ elder· malntaln customer rela-l 1 t Im e or P / t Im e . women "men with out· Employers Pay All Fees Sr Typist Mtrc"-llse 77S-0089 ly & own tran11p re· lions. and follow throu"h Weekends a must. Xtra """'"" penooalltJes who UzRelndersASgency N-"_.:I ediately •• .. ••••••••••••••••••••1---------lnq.Surf &Sand, Laguna r .. pa y ror exper'd • ......_ 40208lrchSt.. tel04 .,..,.,_..mm · •-"--100~s moenew :2'cuftG .E. Beach quired. Xlnt salary or on other markelin& rune-take pride in thelr work. Newport Beach S33..Sl90 Lone " abort term as· _, • ..,....... 111 Americana w/cust dis· ----------1 right person. Couples Lions. The ability to de· operatA>rs. Call 640-08l2. Over 18 & able to work Call for Appt/Eslab ,65 slaoments. Holiday It H•••••••••••• .. ••••••• aid S 00 . t
DISHWASHER consldered.831-7288 termlne cus tomer re· E.O.E. evenln11. $2.70·$3 to1·,~~~~~~~~I v a cat Ion pay . PUIUCJ.UCT10M ~~/idaJr;:Op'orun: Ne~ded rt ti me . New Housecleaning women quirement.s and provide ---------1 start. APPb' aner SPM1. Hoa ltalliatlon plan MANY ITEMS OF FINE wuher/dryef', paid $8$0,
eqwp. & rcstauraot. Al· needed. Janice's Rag. technically adequate PIX OPBATOR dally. SECIETARY val abl . ESTATE JEWELRY, roakeofr 759-l830 lyaons Restaurant, afdy Ann's. Mon thru Fri responses with respect to P /llme. Exper. nee. MIMID'S Newport Center Law ART OBJECTS, AN·•----·-----675-6220 • t.elephonesystemsequlp· Plene contact M". ~---,__.. 'l1QUES Fl.NE FtJRN Wall 1.-ar cl-' 3 .. 1 .... a --------~ 8tlll3or p/time. 645·1800 ment is a basic r...,u.lte· . ..,..,... firOJ. SOU.le Je1al expr · 0 N., s.-.u. _.,, r--.:
DISHW ... ,.H11ta 3 r ""' Sulllv-. • \i.1190 • Bttstol, S.A. .-i1, but ml1ht cons1der ETC. PHONE F R t · 1he1Ves in 4 espaliered
W_. ... _. "'·~n PM~s'""t. HOUSECL .. HIMG mpe~~~·ce ~~ :et!1~8ph:~; S.anClemente :..Jo l'TU).Oostatlesa \rlfnee. r11,tell~e.11ce. l"O. & BROCHURE. aectlon1 16"xl6"lt4W',
""'wuu --uu r-soMNEL ~1Ho6C>ltal hdttbtnd & HI Te 84$..1.200 appr. vha $800. Pr Mesa Verde Conv. Hosp. b r.' lift .. F/ti & systems technician or ..-.1122 'quired. Call it~tb Dru . Dreade1t framed salr· 66\Cen\.et'St.CM II, wor... me the equivalent Is re· _1 ,, $~ rL-wllMI ron;, cJ.875, 12".uz'' ap. ----------1 t>tl i;ne .. Wknd & eves quired. Telephone in· """ ~ ··-:r ••it.r. n-of..__ Dfthw....-/L.uftch wortava1t..Ne.ed window dustr1 mark~llq 91· B ~ Te I e phone ~,ARY/Euc • Antique & pr. vlu .-.. ....... st coa .
C.11540-3641 wu~ers also. Must pro· penenoe"hi&l'llYdtfi~· ~c~tarles, Full & R~ (/tltne ~/lop or-Estate P.P,9118-S400
vade own tra111portallon. ble • /time positions open. ., utionaJ skills t.o r1m 'Keefe • Merril w/elev '31'4 per hr S40-952S lllnl to train for right U1'0TIM • Jew~ broiler Ji piJl, Very Id
Tltlt5uashtMGiri1 nus pos1t1on. located in people.64S-8772. b~ of~;-tQt!!!!;st"Hb~~ STOCI CLERI ·----eond.16S.M6-8750 Anaheim, offera an ex· ·'---·-CoaY1lllw.tMneh ,,._er. A&l1 ,,,,.. • ---cellent c9.mpenaaU08 hti\IUOenl Waate'd,•.Hrt. Help Wanted dldatinl mach tibHUy. 119' KmrtMwMC/VJM ANTED: Apt. aiu 21" and benefiu paek•Je. rttime.•nvtron~eniaUa· 1st, 2nd&3rdShU\a Gel pft manner. Xlnt FW1WG... electric stove 6 amall
Please submit resume sues for baJlot. Must be Noexper. req'd. Wetralo wdk (:Ol)d..Send resume Perform simple U · Anlq. MabolanY Oval 'rill <U\.> refrlaerator. Must ---------"1 ---------1 with salary history In 18+. Dr. Gene Atherton, thole hired. Applicants incl'g 1aJary to P .OBox aembly wodt Is malllt.ain top table. &O x 4$... be Clean & tn good condi·
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• · 81 PLACIMIMT AIDE DtUlarA c 1r1 Secrctu ,/llcbr STACOSWITCH IMC 11250. Pvt. pty. <>wner Matl•I underc:ounter
P01ltion. u Hr• per da)' ~N. Pacmc."CitHwy N.tJ. ad •1ency. Phones, 1139 Baker Cost.a Mesa 957-0201 d1hw1hr won oo TV
AMIRICAM ~ . .:S l~~ :;~~~~c LqunaBeac.b f::9to~~· :--=~~'. 549·3041 Queen Aane dropleal 1ame abow. Muat aelJ ~~J~C. skills req'dAbllit.y towor Wearean;f:aJ lmsned. openln1. Call EqualOpporEmployel' fruilwood coffee table;1-&M-·_Z389 ______ _
El Monte, ca. 91731 w/H.8. atudenu. Apply opportunity em )'er M1. Sink, 5'0·0141 for Velvet 4 wood rock.inc VE, Sean Kenmore
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C•pf1trano-1'alun•R•theddJ.4andyman SOS BEER BOTTLES ovendoor.$100.MS-73S2
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26900 Acbachema St. 552-7'9t. UTOT1M cashpd.552-lOVl 1ood cond. White. SJC.49&-31.taJCOE. ---------1 ~bt 9-5
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Verde C.OOv. Hotp, 6611...:.......__..._ ____ __. aupervt.e 2 stores .w/Of'-clocks at reHonablt pllanees wock.in& Ot no.
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R i 1 • U • 4'4111ettar1 N.w 6 uaed f\IJ'G. eppl't, MANY FINE JTEllS OF Sti.-.. T trucll aMU 111' TOP C .o.cu DOLLAR "'1. 0 ••••••••••••··~·••••••• ••••••••••••••• .. •••••• ••••••••toe••••••••••••••'•• buma Mal. &lnl ~· ouac . laoo't Bul'aln E TATE IEWELRY. comer nctionaJ reeotd ~ lYl'W£RS ·. ) t
S2S. Ul..J56J al\ I wlld)t Nook 5U 6114 W. tltb, ART oeJECT · Ali· player. stereo, artillclal r~~R~?~Aici~ ""°" .... ~ollH ~ ~J:d!!,1.11 J~!~:!: ·:.:i:~'~u~~-~ou.~, I
aoytJD1i1t.ndi CM ld-7930.t. -ml nQUa.. nNE !'URN.. plants chain plctur~ "RT OBJECfS, "OLD. Tl .. A..-Glove--acrill (9l ...... 7••.. ..I>. ...... .uc. -· 1 ETC PHONE roR IN lock.a' r ' d I b ' " u ...... 91\e f(al• model Solina ' ce _... -.. , • .._ _..._ Ladiet HP"d blk~. n•• *•I IUJ• * FO . •· BRO~CHURE c · ana. can ea ra, SI LVER S£RVICE, Manly -Slelall-c.-••tt.....at l t *" i:t paiot $2S Boy'a bicycle, · • trash compactor, dJnina FINE FURN. le AN · VIENNA oi1&I...,.. • comp et .,...oo GOLF Mtn>b•r1hlp In Uprtebt r1anu$59S t•J.:
appn>Jt ZO", n~w paint 6 Good UNd Funliture le MS-2200 rm table w/chns. king TIQUES.~.'41QO My wlf• con1ldtr• l Kavan R.C. Heflcoptcr, lrviM Coul CC. ssoo + lWSqGrancUtn
Mil 6U-170$ Appllnc•• -OR 1 wlll i Wlcdl Dec 3rd " 4th & 111te bed. alrl'• 28" Stey~ • heraetf u •P.clalltt In compLtte lncludw• Jyro. tratlSler '"·Call Shtll)' Steinbach \IPR $9~. I I
---------1 MU~ SEJ..L tot You. lllh •'10th aJA Coronado bike, bicycle part.I, 22 Pboneuct eoune, :u .... Continental cookloi evel' noau. & all nee. 11upport btwn I" 5, Mon lhru Fri , .... ,._ S111pp1 111 I
CRUISER. 1941 tlby, MAITBSAUCTIOM <Bal P~> 10am-5pm. doryak11f,Ull7Ford1ta-eorcts•v1.tual1ldb9c>k alnce •he learned to ~u,p. P-C,1· )>MU\~ at71...a71·210Qexl288S 72.IW.ltlhCM548-7272 '~
Spnn1u rront, mutt.ate. '4M616 • HJ..9615 Bit olr b\ot11. tverylhlna ufi wf••ti• ~ ~e Suzuki Child teacbn .elf us. w •rm u P VIENNA Sli:,~U ~.~~tvJ~ PL.ANT »•~. all daJI, Baby Grand Plano. lood 1'1''
Allo, l01pd.f20.548·7407 ---------1 eoea. oven, furn. clothe•. c~ II aqu um With Folded boxe1 for 11uaaaea. n.c ......... rboatw/water ~. 15. a.o,uu, H Mia-w..O, •• ,....,.. or .... at ofr. n ) CASH PAID cmplt hae sale. Great 1 • exettlaer, lovn1e, CbriJt.maa (Illa. c•ndy , __ ..o;.. ______ , ...,.. .... ... .,..... .,.,.,., ...,
CHRISTM .&.5 For id uaed tum. anti· ~itmas bargains. freezer, iott clubs w/car. or cooldea,.wblte, 2\4 d•· WALNUT Hi-back chn cannon " 1iren. Over 3' slon Bay D5. ~M • 5S7.f'108eve bell ,, ·•' A que.,rclrTV'• 957-8l'3 rler, 11ka~ boarda, porta-ep 11511 1001 65t8 wide, w/blue fabrlc '50 ... latlll f.400 Com plete. w 11 i 1 SPECIALS ' Fu.m, eJaaaware. ml.ac.10 blo radio, bean baa 10ceaor8/2Sc.MZ.n'J9 Rnd.,whlte8urkttb1&4 '1S·3Q6aor645-2300 a "Att~ n&ullatlon. Chriatmaa Gift. Kimball"'
l St,A,ft. lony.CU.1tom padded tiJ dark, Dec. ~10. & 11. chair. Ai'X race aet, old 1wlvcl ohd'3li0 Matt• $l2 roll, lt couch •25· SO<> Or1an w/rhythm t
1950 Wzard motortaed portable bar with :wtE16thStCM West bronze flnlabed UJGG•&tT•GS dryer Sll)O. Girl'• 20 tfuntBeh ExetualnTEN-99'z.7538 Walnutllniah,Jlkencw. ,, bike comp letely u1U 1 · • d 1 ~ ~ ........... ~l""" NJS CLUBmembershlp. •1100 or uu. ofr .r • m p ex tuner, 8 track statues, ecorator tema, from vour ""··lneu "ard. "'~•~·.,..,.. ....., ............ 0 ........_'c-* restCC'ed. Many more •n· &: turntable-all are built· Garage Sale Sat/Sun-All misc. eam .. , le much ' .,..... " _ _,, -• 646-8170 11
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tlquofccn.Uaer bikes. See ln1-plu1 two custom proceeds to Charily. more. 3108, Sl12, 3109 Send ooe card tor each WASH.ER It dryer, perf, d IMtla•lllt• IOIJ • ut lhe Pedal Pusher Bike wrnuaht lron bar stoo•o. many Chriatmas . ltenu. McKinley Way, Co"ta tar plus one .. pare. We cond ,250 Kina wtr E •• r " m 0 w e r . ••••••••••••••••••••••• GllAMD . Shop Npt Bcb 875 2570 v-"' .. r eturn permanently bed ( · c. , •1.,,,· WI n d w a'r d mode I . 1• • . . Sharp! 511-7446. LU Highland Dr. N.8 Mesa. sealed attractive taa & ~I r:;eR uea.er. j.'' airplane, radio control. ~ VlOltll sas. Tenor banjo OPINING f
Schwinn Bkyclea: deluxe 101 Via Udo Soud, Lido Years of accumulation! 1trap, meetlne alrllne 175 5'.~ oc 550 •k 1 S46·504b aft 6P)f., Sl00.&42-33'7t Antique Plano Co. &
Jr.3-spdS49.220"$25ea. SOFA&LOVESEAT hie, Sat. Frlgldiare S.USun 9.5.183518haata LD. requlrementa. Pre· ' Sat/Suoallday Glbso9 awtar Les Pa"I lo.llsPlano8erv.Recon·
759-9328 BOTHPIECESS199 WID (urn. Sabol&dol StFV veotloaalsthelt!Foraetarinet$50.Greenuphol.,.0 r aale · New Shure model. Xlnt 'cond. Red ditloned American UP·"·,
Used b lcyclea, 27 .. 9PcComerGroup$138. ly,mhc. ' • · · penonaluedtage.nclo.e chairS75 Delm.arwoven PE·:llD~lc S6SCaUalt topw/caae.$425.675-8312 r1&htefrom$4SO. Beaut. 1
Schwinn Coimopolltan Sofa" Matchln( lov-Yard Sale, Sal. l<HPM. wallpaper, fabric or wood• w /v1lance, e·30PM845-4t9S Artl!'aleGrandsatpvt ,,,
lO. pd SSS 22 .. R 11 h eseat $300 4 Drawer Hseful. all aoea . many mlAc Items, loci "Day Glo" paper .ts wt pn/aokt 10t"x44", $80. · Bundy trumpet. $125. pty prices. 895 Glen
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8 n.d· 3 pda ~.f. dresser$18.. Fri/Sal/Sun.130"'1 Topaz (um. 284 Co.ta Meu St. wtll back & trim your Xlntcood. 840-0547. Goya etchini $65. Dall Vsed, but ia aood condl-ne)'re, Laguna Bcb ,.f,,a~"' er ·• ~· Cwth ,_ wffwe Bal lsl. 675-4845 CM. tap. Or try two card• etchlDg $45 Picasso lllho tlon. 4SM-2'17 4!M-&440 1 '~ ................ ---------1 backtoback, Kl n1alawn mower, S65 Al llth 1165 H.bor IL CM Garage Sale, tool•· to SUper Oaraae Sale, Furn. PRICF.S: Kinplawn ed1er, Scotts · var 0 5125· 8esaon Bb trumpet, iood Piano. Kohler & CempbelO ~/Je:·~~~i!~·u:~ 64Ml51 elothes. No Junk. Dec slJde projector, bumper szeaor3/$5 spreader.548-1Z78 =water clr $38.5. for be(lnder'1!. $115. Call Con.sole w/bench. Xln\
very little. Must sell! 9·11, 7am-4pm, 16921 pool " din. tbl combo, 4/5tags$1.60ea. Sliver mint stole wf1'4 . 546474 cond. $895. -.~ •' '
778-10'76aller6PM. Lynn St, HD (Warner/ china cabJnet wetabts & 6/9tapSt.60ea. minktaila.$100. McLain Front Throw •DRUMS-LUDWIG, 5 G... 1094.' '·
---------1New c u1tom made BolsaChica) lots more! All day Sat. 10ormoft$1.40ea. 548-IMl mower , 7 blade high .,.,. lnclZlldjl•nhi .. "bat ••-••••••••••••••-••-19 .. Bo 10 peed ood wrouaht iron barkart Mu.at sell. 980 Cheynne SalesTaxincluded speed reel, ball beann(, r.:,,. "' .,... · condl~ton. ssso.' c' all with 21lus shelves & 8 Chairs. tables, lamps, St.CM <otf Paulartoo) NOCAJU>? Pi balJF b llVld nr new $100 Evs ......,.141-2181 heller Super1lau .1.' bot.tie holdera-$75 ; eluswue.mlsc.items& Dr n 008 a eoa · · · snowalus 19~ cm w/o _962_·7_259_a.fl_5-'p_m_. __ --t Highback casual cbatr j~elry. MoeUy new In 2 Family. 14922 Elm aw your O'tm or send New"uaed. ruar. del. 642·2106 1965 Glbaon 12 Strini bdni1-$7S MK SOOWOOd '
SchwlD. n Va-lly, brand (needs recovuin•) .... "'. gift boxes. le>r to$50. Fri Ave(Coll Prk) Jrv. name, addresa, phone & $350.fcup.M0-23'1 Xlnt R I .,,.,,. I wtrolll body. Xlnt cond. 170c~ wi Eckel bind-•" • .-. •-Sa ......... k ,........, D we'll make~ ca.rd per em n.&"'n ma nu a with case. $275. 648·5295 new.$12S/beatorfer. Call&l2-0138. • t. u1no1eroc • -·-r yer, furn, clothes, tag.Add25<each. BOAT.stove,llln1aibed. typewrit er $6,S . afler 5pm l~gt·$4.5. Ski.boota·li&es
557-0250 Paseo Plcaaao, l rvlne. books, 9-4. Send check or mQnty or-couch, skl1, boots, .ts Netherlands Royahte 6,.,, 7. 8~. 10, $7.~. $2$, ,., ---------1Med1t cablnel Sl50, bar, derto: much more! 8087 aml port. typewrlter$35. Offlcefwllltwelr S3S & ~45. Girl• ice I Blcyclee, Antiques & oak dresser wt mirror, Girl's clothes, sz 1·6 like Complete clean o~t! F1s-PILOTPRJMTIMG Garfleld H.B. 963.7550 H 11 g er & Wat ls &,II,..... IOIS skates·S1zc5N, skate bae
Obsoletes Swap Meet drawlealtbl,rocker.Af new, s tove & oven h1~ggea_r,campin1 sup· P .O.Box1S4l0 • "QuicksetLevel"model ••••••••••••••••••••••• & skate dress-size 10
Pattklnla LotdSlalel. ~any Spm, 645-7857. C~~~~~. J::~{oWallace, ~ecM misc. 221 E . 191.h Costa Mesa Ca 92826 SL4 $75. St.ererSound New 2·drawer riles $43· (chlld>-all for $50. Call
co ec ors sp ayiny.. Lge dresser, w/mirror, ' ' · PLANTS ceslgn AM/ FM, head-4-drawer ntes '69; Le1a\ 6t2-0ll8.
Sun only, Dec. 11· Recy. anUque, dark wood. xlnt LAWN SALE After 20 yrs. accumulat-PUii.JC AUC:TIOM DIRECTTO YOU phones, turntable. 8-trk $85. Jud1e1 hl1hback1-e-v-er_u_s_e_d_: _D_o_m_o-ol-~~ ' " ~~B~~l7 MalnSt. cond.$115/otr.642-5693 Ing, we're moving MANYlTEMSOFFINE 8" h a ng in& h erb tape,noapeakers,model cnnSUl9.flneelquaUty. (Pantera) ikl booU, 81 ,. ---------1·----------1 Beautifully hand crufted aboard a boat No ESTATE JEWELRY, garden11, $2.49 up Cor 47MS100.M4-8435 50 yr old executive ook 8~ man's, reg. $150 DOV'
SCHWINN Continental 1 l'winmatlress,springs Chnstma1 items, ideal space ror bum per pool, ART OBJECTS, AN · kitchens. 6" hangln1 Free%erSlSO Antituedln desk , 36x76, $450. $100/betotr.67s,1029 spd, boys w/tourlng hao-"frame.•uc: 1705 SSO lift.a &: stocking stutrers dining tbl, patio set, TIQUES, FINE FURN., plants Sl.49 up. For the rm dbl ..o~p. leaf t 1 x'-t Wooden & metal de1b, 0 dle bars. 552-3431 $75. ......,. -a 11 h a I ( pr 1 c e . pecan hi·boy chest, belt ETC PHONE FOR IN~ cat, li ve catnip Sl.49. u.+v • w $25.$60. Round wooden
---------•Just bought fancy new BARGAINS GALORE!! masaager, wooden In-FO & BROCHURE. 17362 Ootllard. H .B. =et~°!~ b;:~s~.,! table• $45. Wood die· ATl'N: Sk.lnDlverslTwo
Two 3 SJ?Cl Raleigh Fold-fura. old mWlt go cheap. Also fresh nuts -Pecan d.ian, bookcase, chrome 645-2200 • lNorthofSlater) 847-51'1 $40 Antique grn swaa ti o n a r y •ta ad 11 & mao aub (DPV> Brand
away bicycles. $125 ea. Dlnrm set 170; baby ha J v es. a Imo o d 11. gJass display tblts, kids ~P $.IS ~bl t>ed $3S podiums, $45. Elenric new cond. Adju1tttble 1111 Uke new. 645-2700 furn. odd tbls, lots more. walnuts. cas,hews & room chest, like new WATERBEDS -. ..... _ ~d· S rf · t y p e w r l l e r s & -speed, Utes, 11uges. c;:ost , I
9AM·5PM. Dec. 10.11. mixed-allinllbbugs. couc h, Encyclopectta DISC°"1NTBD , Nostal1la J,a1na1• leavln1a .;;~Wll.ltradeofor~hl~~ calculators. 831·2777, Sll00.Sell$800.Alsonew 1111 MldlftgMahrtabl025 ""9•1 Bruce Ln Lag lll....o.•_c..-9-4-Brilamcca, p1cnk tbl. FromS117.T7""mpleta area sac .. c ne mov e . I 6.31-2570 Wetphooes. underwala' •I' ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..., .. . . -• .....,. ,....~ h I h l .. v " star books, iome bio-motorcyc e, cir TV " 2-wav radios. 2 Unit.I for •1•·
LUMBER Misc. alzes & Hills 4CU LlaySt. h!!di:!~/ ~~e~~1~?; AquaHe.aYens:i4-'l590 arapbies64$.8955 • ~tereocom~~ nLECABlNET. metal. e dJm • l aurface unit.
plywood.$75. BED5--IEDS c.st.Mno oven, color TV. con-Navajo ruas. P.i Prty. 25,. Color TV $1l$ Gu iax~ patio eocl05ure ln· draw•r. aood c~n d. Complete. Cost •Hoo. 1t:
646-2628 CoruerTuslln&: E. Bay verence desk. many oll Fri/Sat/Stan only, Dec. ranaeseo. Chaln lll~llO-cld'I erpts ~ drpg. Best 499-3628btwn9-5 Sell $450. 675-3662 or • •I
CalMnn& Matlross&BoxSpring 2 Family: qn mpl bdrm painlln1s. TV games, ~lO.ll.640-4957 Bltn disbwuher $50. oll".-3941 '"' 1017 .M$-Z200 /
s-.& 0nJyS47. a set Lawrey Oenl Organ, -.-,.....t 1030 SolabedaonlyS118 st, xlnl cond . BBQ. many salesmen sample Undy Mtg welder. Washer & dryer $7S ea. BS ••••••••••••••••••••••• lllan made Brownlna hJ
••••••••••••••••••••••• Calltoseelfanylefl Walnut dbl bed. Stereo sweaters , chro m e Llkenew. $300. 646-5848 p OMAL "BONGO" & mos old U ga. Broadway PJgeon ' S::a~e:o1!:ge~~Dac~~I~~ 2251 ~~~~CM ~f~· ~· ~~~~~~!: ~~e':. r=· :e~·~c~ W79-9621 Royal Electric typewriter ~=:~:to~O :::;;;-: t!t~~. ~ri"!:~ =-Con~~·Si~~. ~2~~0
$10000r btil ofr 1142-6234 6.31·4580 1 O c · S 4 SO • 5 7 4 · 5 8 7 ta Ph 0 ne1 • m e t r 1 c R ... Slot MIKW.. SSO. tnquirlet only. 495-6799 Trave r se Dr. off Unusual German made 983-4090afier4PM. ALEnER& kl Pkl lncld'g skis, Camera equip: Camera, KINGSIZE Mattress & Paularino or Bristol, Fri wrenches, new micro Antique Slota. Several to FREI TOY.ti. Pekingese, fem, 1 )'r, no Ty roll a blnd'e, poles, co~1y stand. bellow&, drk box spnngs, mismatch. day&Saturday meter set. oak roll top choose rrom. S700. POOL TABLE. Prof ~~ sz pape rs $50. Breeder a.loves.$90.552·7841
room eq P nt I M k f 559 ~101 1 desk, books. much mlsc. 497_27•3 dlx Eldorado. Genuine Order must be """led by dove1 & parakee•· """'.....;;... _______ _ w me · t·n~cs, 8 e 0 r. ... 8 t "All •ru-0011 or drive b~, .. l" I le bed "•"" C 11 -u ..., .-odds & ends. $500 vlu, 5PM SUPER OARAGER-Baby ~ ...... 8 8 • .....,.,. a Dec. 20th. Send child's pair. Lry. wrought iron KI Boots, Notdlca GT, $350/ofr.557-0250 furn & toys, nearly new 1268Anacapa, Lay.. Be · FoctoryS• 548-3304art6pm. name,address,age&' cage$35. 3 medium par· ladiessz9,usedonce.
----Lge3pc11cctional11ofa, gd children. lady & men's this weekend. Cookie Jars, Bath ac-Washe r /Dryer . bike, $1.25pernameto: rot cage11, S35, S-15. 499·3628 btwn9-5PM
NIKON f'' w/F2 lens. S200. cond S300, lge round Cof· clothln1, autumn haze Sat/Sun 9.3 7701 Elli~ cesa, factory 2nds & dis-tru h compactor, reel to Santangelo &terprl11e11 979-6843 I t....e J6mm Bo lex S200, 16mm fee tbl S25, 673-0'47 eves m Ink, suede coat. HD Fu b. b It .: -unuted sty I .. ", selling 1 ~...1 1 t 23361 El Toro Rd ._. " • Pan Ci nor 17 85 zoom Christmas decorations, · m , 8 Y ems, .... vo, _, ree r ..... vruer, ra n SU • Ste2U·D ' COC K ATE ELS for 1095
lens. ms. Minolta SRM l King size mattress $85. hshld, ski equipment & much more. con;iesee. below wholesale . Dlrs ters. stroller, etc. Sun· ElT ...,.."" Christmas Canaries & •••••••••••••••••••••-
'T'. • ...:-"""' T bl •-4 h welcome. Mon lhru Sat. day 1"" 32111 Via Alidia oro, "~"""' .___ ' motor drive camera ... u,_.. • e ... c rs. clothes. ele<: exercycle, .-..051.....r.1.ours LE .,..., · Finc • ...,,..842·3542 ·Counter. 2 shelf di•·
w/25() exp back $550. Ph Whte formic a $100. twin hdbrd.t, many gift -,..... A Twin Winton , 31966 SJC. 496-7412 ~~t,.shetnt!kdlnrgapesp.rela/dw, •~ • "'--IOtO polramya1c'" bwea/~otl.d wfhlelctke ••• 9&2·2331 646-2689 itefllS. Sat" Sun 9..t. 1215 IEVBlYTHIMG GOH Camioo Capistrano, San ..... ... • bds ,.._. • -· ,,_.. r1 .. • 1---------1 s IO-SO% off oo enUre Jn· J1.1at1 Cap. (across fr El SLOT MACHINE match ehears. pinks.••••••••••••••••• .... •••• pattern. •120/offer. • CCllh 1035 Sola, loveseat le tbr, ot-larboard Way. CdM . -ventory. Adobe Plaza) $700. Daya 5574420, eves AJilD, pr African animal New Brand Name Pianos 5U-4898orll31MJ25
••••••••••••••••••••••• toman, $275. F.nd tbl, Cof· AT THE SAND Pl p ER THIRD HAND SHOP ,ls Stan 644 2J4S -g 499-3B2S.)1t Q s 103 0 e t
" b ,.. --.-•th & Coast Hw.Y. So. typewriter $20. ' • ach Mu.IC! Center PERSIAN kittens. C ... A fee tbl & lamp, Xtra long ~i E. c~n•• Hwy, Apt SQ'\ith Corona manual . . ,,..n . u= vm "i 8e v rcoe .
' registered S=qualJty. o~ epttngs matt • 3, CdM Sat/Syn 8 4. Lagurta ' 64>1705 • n-ee'ter ehest $50. Streto ~r Pool 3 ln one ta-174CM Be1r~4 U U. 6.38· frame, ency, 54t-13l4 ~eq.s n~~&. desk Open dally io-s. Lounger S50. Men'• 10 ble.'i DMl'lOM\ll<uew,_ • S.f i., 1 ..... , ............... 1'.>0 .J ... _ ut 1te..-a saw CB bue .... ,.......... spd1bl~e S40. Woman•:t'$ *115 or bst. '"'Si1 tiOoti;i-------_._,-Hr•I beautJrua color cf ... DocJ1 1040 Sc~?'"°avian "I:e.irwooct 1crr·M10bi11 e. 'rad 1 o. Sabol w/hrdwr, aofa bd, .. .__' spd bike $:l>. Old wooden 'meD.I Lan.1~ ApP011>4;tl· IbomH Ltansl1uw orran, TV'S·, sse Ir up. s,1. s TV. ,.;1' ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. round dlnin.~2 type1hlter " m UC h ~ri1. prtbl dsbwhT. MACHIMI• desk $40. Ortitnal oil~. Uon, u 1o; -wdlff 6ki model Alr2. Id eondl· ~ Newport Blvd 41
DOGTRAJNING ~~-lr8c I 1 mote! misc turn, hardware" ~~inaru ~ik,. 2287 ~atermao Way, boots, n ~. 7, 8, a~. tlob . As kJn1 $400. CM.642-5340 v. • ~::.1
Your Place or Mine • ..,, hshld Items. Sat 9-3, 1773 °'...,..,..,. Colla "'esa. 548-1086 $25-$30. 758-Uil15 84.5-2745 ...., J•M~n ~-~~o~anu~b~~Gl~~Nelgh~~ood K~~~.CM. IF~~;~~~~~~=;~~~~;;~~~~~~~;;~~~~;;~~;;l~~due~~·~•tl ,,
--------• & chra 6 • cooa.ole Sale . Furn , toys,---------•• , tape deck.Likenew,un· .1 --------•I Packard Bell stereo con glapware, nice Items. El YARD SALE·Sot only 10-1 der warranty. $390 or
Lhasa Apsos sole. Desks. Antq. bulreL Coco. cul..de·HC, Slater & Movinf East btfi polled beat offer. 548-5210 eves,
YorluhlreTerrlers Call a ft 6 & wknds Euclid. F. V. plants cheaf• some toys, wknda Beaglemlx · Hablirel set· 2112 1---------Mlxed kittens 963-4870 Sat/Sunday 9-4. DOLLS. Windward Ln. N.B. · Reblt RCA ComoleS150or Hi 1 toys 4s.-bikes, some anlql----------11 beat offer. 19" Zenith ,.uff.!i;ns MERRY dishes, small trikes ~ Betweenhoc9k..tPM . Sat. onJy. 1100. 84.2-7811
CHRISTMAS! misc. 120 E. 23rd St., Air ey, elec train, In k Next lo RALPH'S at Costa Mesa, Bldg 17 & 18. bo.YS blxe & misc toys &
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•F•o•rd-R.d-.N•.•B•.•640-0090---i MovtngtoAlaaka,selllng clothes. 584 w. Bay SL TV. Xlnt cood. $175. Ph •
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YORKIE PUPS AKC lumpsum.Cuatomrnade ESTATESALE --------•• .\~ • • • 12 .. B&W rt bl TV
Male & Female. Cal. $12,000 worth of Cum In-Antiques Plants China Garage Sale, 262 Cajon, ~.'t:: aood wortd= C:nctttloo. • 962·1713 eluding Wurlltser piano, Uoena g~lore. H~ge Ex: Lag. Bch. Sat /Sun. ·•J· $SO. 845-170$ Ma1navox conaole, 2br ec dflk " chalr, Con-Clothes, Toys, Books,
Wanted: Toy P()odle fo
little glrl's Christmas.
Not mucb mooey but lov-
ing home. 847-5377
Beta. den Cum, llv nn, din f~ ta~ & 12 chn, _mls __ c. _______ 1
rm, bar, all appla, still Co~n~tf French Kini YA.RD SALE SAT & SUN,
under WM\tY. And m~h Bdrm aet, Solu, Lov-Motobecane Men'• Bike,
morel I! Get ready for eseats, .Antq. Trunks. Banjo, Wood Lathe, Bar ---------1 th.ls1,~~~.Notat1cratch ~Antq Pl~ure1,RFtaSemes. Stools, Apt. Waat-:-r, Poodle pupplea, Stan 00 t . ......--1 ch Dininl m t. & Slim Gym & more 16262
dards, AKC, sbota, M/F ORE! Dec 9th, l&th & Fairw H B 14M717
QMISISl ~~aolid Q~ '60-,l)lb. 293' Catalpa. 83' · ·
Adorable Cocttapoo pup s31Mm ,, New]t~rt ,Beach, OU BALBOA Penlo. 1015 W.
pies, 'just in ume fo EastmutrDrtve. Blly. Un alley) l'ri, Sat &
Chrlstmas.S20.sa1-1983 OatDinlngRmset.teane WARtttoun SALEr _Suu_._1o_to_s _____ ,,
. back ch1lra, c hina Top ma•l.ahctMrera SUNDAY Ontyr, 007 N. ~e·pu':i (~lObM~rltm) closet, 1lna1 (Drexel) 1'ENNIS CLO'fHES . Baytront, B.1. Hide·•·
WH' 8Nov c 5 AKC a~~-coffee table, recliner 3MO% off. s~ by bed, World Booll F.ftd1• ~497-lm chair, velvet couch, Kg the CdM Tennis team. Pwr. mower, cheat It
g bed Is matt.rel&, are•tlY Sat/Sun• Dec 10-11 from misc. reduced . 879·SH7 ; 9.4 l580 Monrovia ____ ....._ ____ ..
fJ7M390 C M ( A . t ' ffouaehokl items .ts top . , c roa1 rom 1... Chrl t •--Cardell Ball School) vr s mas, ·--eo equip, b'Pewri~r, wt ...
a.lo c:o.troled inirtboaid', hair dryer. • M4NWs much more. 1954 Pt.
l Scale model SoUn1 Ramqat.e. NB 14D-1183 Sailboat, complete $400. _Sat_l_o-5 _______ ,,
I Ka\'an R.O. Helicopter, tt.11fa1I• .... 1061
COQJplete iQcludlol Jyro, •••• .. ••••••••._•••••••• floats & alt.lee. support K A R A S T A N r u I
equip. Pror. bullt Is 8'10"xl5'.paleronbaak·
trimmed. C.t ,yell of ~overall noraJ de·
over SlOOO. Sell $500. 1~ g 0 • con d . A. Ji . ~c R.C. power boat BARGAIN .... Nl-67tt '-r/"(ater .cannon It 1lren. ---------••
Ovtr 3' lona . uoo Jewelry 1070
Complete. 675-330 or •••••••••••••••••• •••••
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SEA RAY'S WAMJlllULTS? TE. U' ptrfed tond 7R·UllO••v•~353'7 mi Xlnt cond.:$425 Pb AM JllP AC,map,AM/PMltrk, 'DHlllroanMlnxrorparta The?laArett..... S.lS,..,urboatUu'\i new bardwa.n. hand lrlr , • 6'il388 • TOO cuatoro Int. auper con~ «complete. Bell ofter. AJltnodelafscolon. SOUTHWISTIRM l.ndd.$.m.~l RanJer28 TrySUK QS!I0.961-19m 548-1186 I • ~ I t71 Medell C«Ooado 27 S11.9K '73 Yamaha 12S Enduro MAMYas:• ate YAOH'f~ALU LA.5Ell LIU new, fully Saptanaze SU.51' trl ped pd • JIBtS 1976 Dodae Bubble Top Alfal_. 9705 Del•wyTod.yl
18'·30' Ml 11/M-IT equl~'d. 2 ctr. boards CAL28 <2> frQJD 14.5k 1 p • 4·• racln& Van, Cully converted., •••••••••••••••••••••••
... D' ..... '!:!5Y ...... ·--p "'-·er·'~~ l6.SK aears.'$1S0.8Sl.()22'7 MUSTSm.I.'10 HARllSON"S .,...~ ..... rm ...... ,.s1 · l"fllt....-.. JSEPS 8 many JClrH, muat see ms red Alla Spider. Ex Last chance Cor fa.nt.uUc
<n•)m.9211 FIXEll UPPER C' 2.zt(3 romS25.9K Yamaba ll'oo SC. 100 MX, ClUlSTMXs S9,81S$~ cellnt cond. Ori A· savinp on all remaining SEA I.A Y <; 83, 10..Sed,. S30.8K 17$ ~cluro, xlnt cond. 1 Ple.ue Call •77 Dodie Bubble top owner. All/FM atereo, lo 71modeUln1toclt.
Z127So Mllln, S.A. CotlQf'4ADO .ZS F1Dn US370 Alum. mHt CAL36, raC. $33K 139.&zf l.&f-IOJJ Calm Van. AM/FM. 8 mileaae. 988-0983 COSTA MESA
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54o.65S5 by WESCO Bruder boom, rol trav. Cor. 35. alt c~. 118 K ..., JiOlCoutHwy,N.B. Needa ,1111n1. St•ve Cal1Tocg,8~8kr 'l~ lloAlda &lalnore, nu 25ZUIAABORBLVD. track 1tereo. A/C, pro-71 Alfa Romeo Spyder
631-2547 ~.;_::u~~ny ex· Fuller, !46"7112 cl•Y•~ ~· PIBER~ Sloop =::.rt.~~~;b~'. . seo.taMeaa e::~~~~c~=x4.·~ ~;~~~~c:ond. Be•t ~HARBOR BLVD.
Must Sell! ~-e es •lt,rtt. 3 jlt,_ '3 main, 1 Clean. 7~1-0755, John '78 Blazer 4 apd, dbl ml under wan. Orifinal· 540.641O140-0213
NEWPORl DATSUN
Ill' Electric Bny Boal 7Sl-6449 9~-0396 22' Catalina, loaded aUp tn-radlal i\ilbnaker. -ahocu,12'1Uree&maas. ly 116,000. Sacrlrlce '68 Alfa Spyder, lmmac.
<Duffle1ldd). Full toph. c1·ov-Private Party avail. at Dana Pol"t. $1795. 675-6777 MOTORCYCLES: '75 CB + mt.aeh more1 Must Sl 0, 500 Ca 11 day 1 Cust. whls, mech, ldnt.
ers, w n owa, cu11 ons BettoCr493-l4S4 ~ Honda XR 75 trail bike; tell thla week! ~ or 991'"'970, eves 55Hl482 $3@/offer. 548·2501
e tc. Nu cond. $4750. EA u T 1 Fu L • 7 6 CORONADO 25. New '88Yamaha125 Enduro. beat.544.at790t'S58-1584. ,
6753662or645·2200 CATA1JNA22.Llkenewl0' WILDCAT, Ulte nw, en1lne. Custom. Man1 Trlr-w/apare Ure (car-'74Dod1eVan.cuatomort '11 Alfa Romeo Spyder. ?7Cltmmwce A.&doa Mew 9800 w/trlr. Many ~xtras. H25/bHt 'Ofr. Greal Extr u. $8000. Ph rle& 3). Helmets; BeU '78Landcr.,AM/FMCaH. road.AM/FMStrk&CB Very good cond. Demo" execuUve sale
•••••-'••••••••••••••••• SS700.Call<714)*-1098 ChNtma111ft.~~ ~3650 Super-Ma•, au 65/1, 1, 1100 Miles, aotlop, Roll (114)67s.&SalatlerSpm AMI FM. Konla. $2950. nowcolnson-hurry!
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1r ! O Looks nice. $1100 or belt. ••••••••••••••••••• .. •• 551·5220. Xlnt cond. 1 Owner. S3650 J'J.;'::o~ ~:~~ ;· .. ~· .. ••••••••!?.. 548-SMS 1976 CHIYY '67 DODGE VAN or best offer. 645-8935 or 833-IJOO
'3ll0 Rew&J.'d fQr belpln& '73 YaJDaha 350 Street. a CAMIMO NDS WRK. MAKE OFR. -548-022()--------•--------ftnd aailpren&AJ f#a 3:2' Xlnl cobd. s.ooo mi. seoo. Automatic, AM /FM 64U560Dan GTV2000 '74. 1975 DATSUN
blander. Beatn 11'1". -49&-8144 stereo, pwr. steertn1 .tr $6000.or beatotrer. l-210COUPI ~~cf;!e <~~e::.a9~~~~:;: wn ~Yamaha Enduro ~~::~· ~~~ h00!~~e~ Autos Wcmted 95'0 845-348'1 ~~1!.~~ :!~e~
(714) -9617. lo mi, \iddto s Um•, ~03745). Thia beige•••••••••• .. ••••••••••• Audi 9707 new cond. $750>8-s, beaut.yla WEWIUIUY ••••••••••••••••••••••• cooditlon! (233NDN>.
30' DOCK on Channel. ror *"·~.rt 5, M0-7122 ONLY $4595 YOUR D.ATSUH '971 AUDI FOX MAICE OFFU ~~.er$3bo ... ~11t:._:1e,ct.' f~s '7'8 fll!oda,LXl7S off & on PAU>FORORNOT Automatic, air cond ..
WY ""' r -~ _.... r-oo· · ..... sunroof. low miles " In Bnchaptavail.559·7499 • roauw/extru.$62Sorof-"""" ...-l l l di I ' fer.673-88S8aft6PM FOITOPCAIS (=~>~ e con ton.
BARWIC K DA TSU~
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•••••••••••••••••••• .. • 125cc, ISDT replica, 540.6410540-0211 Cca::p:o s. Sde/ oerf. condition, 700 orig --~..;...;:..~;;....;;.;::;...:..;;._5
Rtftt 9120 inl. Make offer. 645-2942 '88 Ford PicktlJI. New
••••••••••••••••••••••• aft 6 P.M Urea, A/C. $900. Call
For Sale: .Big cabover Bultaco 360 Pursang.•·830--'-~-1 -----
camper. xlnt con4l. XLru,rldden4timet. '64 Inter'! PU, 4spd, V8, Reasonable.Cal1536-t~ $800,962-3590 new 11x1S on r e ar,
8 3 1-IJ 7S 493-317~
WE BUY
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'73 Audl lOOLS. AM /FM
st.ereo. xlnt cond., $2600.
or best offer. 559·4291
1977DATSUM
IUMGCAI PICIU'
wllh camper abell. 5
1peed trans .• factoey air
cond. & AM/FM atereo tape. (1£47511).
MAICIOFFER
MISSION VIEJO IMP(JllfS
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II Stockland camper ehell1 Saclts 12$ dlrt. New trans. $700/balofr. 496·~
xlnt cond, ~.ton. Bst oft:. "~?= rnotof work. 565. 1om El Camino w/sbell, IMW 9712 HIW'POaTDATSUM
•••••••••••• ••• • ••• •••• for the belt b\13' in • new 581·9114aft6J>M _ ~'9 ·, . PS, PB, {adlal.a, t\Qaler •
'77 Ford Camper/Van ! "' AC. ma1 whls •. aood
cempl. equlppe4AU, ~~~t't1~ ~nlatlg condi•llOO·~ .;;
new. 5,000 miles. Make hrs running Ume. ~ts. • 7 2 DAT IJ u N p . u .
offer. &W"'839 oil. Bst ofr 846-7651 . Cat¥>\'er l~.
Camper: '66GMC2ton 14 ' Motor.._s. Sat•/ ·*3 ·
bed enclosed truck. Con· R...t/St. 991 9160 •t19 Jntematlonal l&'4 ton
verled to camper.••••••••••••••••••••••• Travelall. Loaded, ~:bel~~~t~E~ R~Ill71 ..&x ca; 4fler 130
m)/P bettlr win s 0 or Ml · D afe ~. • • nl arptd. eoo4. tl....Y, etc. m .,..e n t.d.!.Mua !
6bs grn\.~'$""1500 . ~ iuli~ a.nyof • 64#7
3048,673-4714 Dat'-6777 '63GMC ~ lDn. hpd, I e
1972 VW bubble top 537.7777 heavy duty hydraulic 1ftt
cam per, eq u1 pped. 12..,888 gate.548·6702
1 AMI FM r adio, '4300. • 644 9842 MOT6RHOMES 'St INTERNATIONAL
FOR RENT Short.bed, gd. cond. '400.
1916 Ford Camper Dix, Fro SlOO ._ 770 ,... 645·4198 mag wheels. stove, m .w... ..,,.,.4 •
refng, to1let, sips 4, all RENT Fireball 23, Setr 74 Ford FlOO. DuiU tanks, pwr cruise control lo P:i/PB, AM·F&tf stereo
rru, i2 voll TV. $8.900.'8-S, cont. Au~'Mr. CC, ~B. 8-"k, cbrome sl(le rails,
540·3383; aft 5, 640· 7822 s\ereo. alts ~5·228S tie downs, chrome step
--------29 fl Apollo molorhome bum Per. n u ti re 11,
Motorbed Ilk•• 9140 Mu5t see·~ appreciaa i Halogen drivlne lights,
••••••••••••••••••••••• Call Jotrn Felttt~at headen, SS,000 ml. PP.
MOPED: stlghl1y ua,d 642--00100&'-540-8211. Mu~,! sell. Beat ofter.
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FOR TOP USED OARS
FOREIGN, D0Mi48TIC
orChl\SSICS • If y. car a extra clean
see Ul f\rlt.
IAUBIUICI ~ Hubor Blvd.
Costa Meaa 979.2500
TOP
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llUNTINI. TON Of /\(ti
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Batavus, black. 370 ml. ~OI Excellentcond. 968-0863 Luxury 21' Mini rmolor -73-L-UV--ood---.. -.-,800-1
--....--.----.--home tor rent. Avai1 . C cona., -'rf Peuaeot Moped, lo ChristmH. Low r•••· or best. olfec. Must s~I ll)lleage, xlnt cpnd, 494.9509 982-MM ~rrect Chri11lm11s gift. · • . ,-rr: -s. 842-8274 • • •07 Dodge Travco, 27,. 1 '!Dl\alnchero Xlnl runnl
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1914 250 Yamaha Mx. Fun'yselfcontamed 1
Tury kit fwoUork. ft'esl!ne now ror--'74 LUV OT. SPo\ler Shen,
shocks, etc. $5SO. Call Holidays & weekends. mags, customized inter.
962 9898 after 7 p. m. REG ENCY MOTOR New paint. $3200. 540-8955 2626 HAllJOlt ·~vo.
'77 K11wai.ak1 650Custom. HOME RENTALS '63 Chevy PU. ~ cyl. ctn. COSTA MESA,
1978 BMW's
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831·2040 495.4949
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Quality uaed BMWa.
ROY CARVEil IMW
1S40Jamboree Road
NEWPORT BEACH
64o.6444
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833-1300
Leavina at.ate. must 11 '76
B-210 2 dr AM/FM. auto,
nu Ures, lSK, perf cond.
Gd Chrhimas eut.
67S.SUO. ext. 296
'74 Datauo 280Z, 1ood con-
dition, white, black int.
673-1577 altSPM
'75 Datsun 710, 4 dr. atick,
lllte new, lo ml, Reuona·
ble.4~1478
MUST SELL!
'74 260Z. Auto, air, silver.
lo ml. many xtras. ~.
960-6210or 548·1974 art 6
1973DATSUM
240%
Automatic. air cond ..
AM/FM stereo, a lloy
wheels & only 37 ,000
miles. Super 1barp! (396JOB).
Selle ,ricecl-$4075
MIRACLE
MADA/REMAULT
2150Harbor Blvd., C.M.
641-5700
1.fat • 9715 ._ , .. ., ........ ~_, ..... .
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67$ L247 925 N. Harbor Blvd, S.A. nu Urea. canopy, service, ____ ...;.._.;..__...._
I <213) 728·3043 • •531·2503• • body. Runs u t. $850 WE IUY
A.uto1,H•w 9800A.ufos,M•w 9800Aut .. ,Mew 9800A.utot,Mtw 9900 Rent: Deluxe m otor 640·2358, 1>4 ·2349, USB>CAISl
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'77 320la S/R 177RSK
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IF YOU MUST?
But We feel
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: Uons call. 763-1475eves. 1971 El Camino • 4-spd, Auto Center. We aeed --------•mags, turbo murrlers. yourusedcar! AutoSenlce,,wh AM ·FM cass. $2300. JOE •Acc11sories 9400 963·2179 ____ _
:•••,••••••• .. •• •••• •• • • 1973 Dodge Pickup. 72,000 MAC PHERSON
64· TV Ueed Mustan• mi, wrinkled lender . CHEVROLET
Pan., 990 No. Parker• $1795. 7~· 1850 21 Auto Cent.er Drl ve '>ran1e. Call 997-2000 IRVINE • • ·-. '74 FORD FlOO. SCockland AMtotforScH Cmpr. shell. Loll· oJ 768-7222 •
••••••••••••••••••••••• t A,tltos. Uttd ~J. 9s20'9-.-;.-;.-;.••iiiiiil:;••---... -.......... •••••••••••••••••••••••
nbergtus Model T ren·
ders, 1924-27 Chev front
axle wheels &c springs,
some emble~ & horn
ring for 54 Packard, 40
Ford front fenders~ , Chev grille shel
headlight, 74 .Chev .A
radio, 74 CbW steertn1
wheel• Ne4 •Packard parts~9
'lfl!lDsEL Ranger. V8, 3
•pd. R/H. Runs good.
Call 162-TSSI eves.
CLEAN CAMP!RS
'72 'ott Top c_..... .......... S2795
Air, stereo, 1harp. # l 119
IAIGAIM IUSH
•74 ._ •••••••••••••••••••••• S32t5
Like New. sue. 11130
GLORIOUS CIHIAS
'72 K••• Gtlla C-.e ........ Szt91 Qrte"\f trtptng, • ap. t 1021
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RorCcrYer,lnc.
Rolls floyce BMW
1540 Jamboree
Newport Beach &tG-8444
1976 IMW l .OSf
Sliver with blue leather .
.rwi-. ~Ddowa. aWU"ool, ID'~· automaUc It In uceUtnC t!Ondltlon. Only
aoootnlla. <50I03W>.
ltOY cuva IMW
1~ Jamboree Road
NEWPORT BEACH
64o.6444
.,CLASSIC"
U70 BMW 2800CS
COUPE-4 speed, aun-
roor, factory air con~.1 Blaupunkt AM/FM
stereo, elect.rte wlndow1,
llJht alloy wbeel1 &
Nachtblau blue w/tan In·
terior. In excellent condJ-
Uon lhroout & only 83,000
miles! Sl0,999 or belt of·
fer. Prl. pty. Call owner
ateu.<>138. ·
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RAT 128
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73 ~ C:O.nrtfW. •••••.••.. Sl.291
Ar\IJ'bWgaln. 1 1038
77 D>I 13000 ml, aJl ex· tru, lmmac. cond. Day:
152..2411, eve: 548-3197
73 BMW Bavaria, auto,
air, autll'oof, nu Um,
AM/FM. eo.ooo mllea. seaoo or but offer •
875-181'1 aft Tpm
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loaded. SIPll 6, very unl· qu.. $11,000. 55M487•
4-..eDrivH tllO
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WIMMIMCI WAGONS
'73 411 Se.tto. W9CJ011 ........ SZltl
NJto .. roof rlCk; 18035
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'74 Oatau.n :l.Q)Z W+Z Xln lt1l V'W ' lf74MGI lt1l POISCHI '77 Porache 92', bllt, 190UTOU ,.,.... 97' Valli,,.._ 9770 Veils~ t770
ton d 4 • P ~ a 1 r ICAl...,...M G>HIA ROADSTB f 14 xt.ru. Best off«. SM YOUR ................................................................... .. ::i,,~ee'",.-:'·~ta~~~f~c/a"' 4 11Peed. rMlly wbffU. & Simply beautiful! One 5 speed, AM/FM stereo, us-m..t160 TOYO.,.a. '13 CoroUa •·•pd, alr AIC, lt7• 'fW 497.~ ool~43.774mile..llardto owner, Ilk• new!) radJal Ures & like new! • ,_, nu pnt . Muat •••· -..ovrlUG ~ark. tl!W)O ar bell offer
taod' (IQ558) <lmMIO>. (171HYG>. .__,. 9715 See us for a top dollar $11175/qtr. 631·2149 PP Uk• MW·not ~ery man,y n 1 ... 1ea _____
14 ~z. rna111• aar. colll'& SGle rrlce6.SJJ99 OML Y $3291 Stlleftricetl44475 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~tel ·n Oellca GT Llf\back. lelU (=) , .... VW B"I, auto/AtC bludent. mu:.l !it'll ' u .......... 1 MllACLI '7tR16frontwhldrive\4 ...-.lOUl$TOYOTA $-apd .... l 1 .... M c...._ --....t•zz75 •£ ..
00·11272, 1'47 9183 MAZDA/.iHAULT HOWARD MADJVl&IAULT cyl, auto, new Urea & Mt'-'ION VIK.JO FM c·.:~';,!: Ex'"lr:'me: ~ Mt.ACU :ee;:J;;~~. ~ond.
11Hi9 Daleun Houd•ll'r 21~Uarbor8lvd.,C M . Chenolet 2lSOHarborBJvct .• C.M. balt.$850.6'13-'974 IJl·21ff4t5-12IO lylonu Ukenu Wkdys MADA/UNA.ULT
UIOO.Goodconduaon 645-5700 Dove&QuaUSts 64M700 llolll~ 975' Ill t1!~1:]· ev1/wltndl. 2l50Hart>arBlvd.,C.M. ~~~~';orbit Xlnl
___ 642 37L_ NEWPORT BEACH "••••••••••••••••••••• 64M700 . . 49' 200
9723 '1!.::r~1~~. ~~~ ~nndv.. lll-0515lll·Ol16 '",!!O'couS~I •1 D ALER'" U.S.A. 8 ,.,._... . 9767 . '"" -,... IOY ••••• .. •••••••••••••••• 19 VW conv. Rl&l:l. xlllt J~~Be~e. clean, pvt ••••••••••••••••••••••• S3996.646-1300after6. MG8197Z.$2300orbestof· Jn excellent ~ndltion ~ '78TR·e,manyxtru.Xlnt c:ond, nu ti'" Ir abocll:a. Jt,. '1i125. AM , new
Ferrari Dino '74 Mada 9711 fer. wltb fact ory chrome CARVER coad1Uoo.$S7SO. Chat.ell & t.r rebuilt. ti,..teo-3828
Bm/Tan. Lo mi. Mint SU-4817 wheel1. (0624). MUST ROllS ·ROYCE C.UIS3H~ Cleao In arollf.. R~wlth cond. Great lnvestmtmt ••••••••••••••••••••••• SEE! 11 ,,.J1"'...," 76 CB.IC.A · blacl top. 4 11>ff4. SllOO VW •u. Sood cond.
$19,9SO/ofr. 675-7903 · '74 MGB, ,Xlnt cond., S.ADD&JIACI( """"" .. "" GT •ee Triumph Splt.llre Id MW117 ~alnt, radio .
'73 Dino 1''erran Coupe. ~_:~;4a~~/FM, VALLIYtWOITS ........ ~.o,.... ._,ca-. a C004. needa trus,' '70 !ruGESELECTION orNJ.fll3
lmmac. S20.000. Can as· Hl·20404fM949 CLOHOSON vs eaa.$$50.8'75-3654 . NEW"USEDCARS 1S VW Bus, auto, radio
sume bal of l:.e 836 1656 '70 MOB, white, 19,000 ml, '74 Rolla Royce Silver $] 9 9 9 "13 TM Fact. bd\op, aoft --air, 10,000 mt., tent, bed
days 644·0668 afl 6PM recent Urea, battery· Shadow 25 000 mllet 1 top, atl covers. Air, xlnt Top cub $$ for your vw. q;iov, very &ood cond. 1
Rat 2150H..tMw11•4 radiator carb., $1550. '70Ponche9lf,loml, xlnt Owner A.II optlo.na cond.~.844-6027 Paid for or not. Call owner, n o acc1dtlnt.
9725 Cost. Mna 645-5700 Sluart.,4W7·1825 cood, many xtru, muat $30,000.831-2218 lCeltborJetT)'. 831·2039or4M-3705
••••••••••••••••••••••• --~ 97 46 sell (213) 429-3860 197' TRIUM,H '808 Wn'HAM VW Wll~9!!~-o"'~!!tt~e & ·~!d1~:,2511v~~/b~k ~.~i ~····•••••••••••••••••• '72 Porsche 911 T. Choe ~b!~'!~.R~~et' ~~1~~~ Ta7 7~WatminsUl"Ave, 7t:'°f0~0Pmcrm~~·,i:,.u~
on ly 19 ,000 malei. cood.$127S.642·3767 71 Opel GT. Auto, Runs bro, AM /FM s tereo, White.$16,000.SSZM14 Wllh AM /FM stereo 183-'1fl.pre:ta.• ~recently services. __ gd. reqwres m10or rpr. map. Xlnt cond . $7500 cassette & only 2.2,000 n...1 ,.. __ . 1 en uO.
<ll87PFI). Mere_, lens 9740 Lo dn. Aft 5 pm, 7S1·5802, cir. Call 586-6498. Topte 9765 miles. In excellent condi· ~ \,;Qllvertlble Cla.stlc •--·-------
SADDLEIACK ••••••••••••••••••••••• anytime Sat/Sun. ••••••••••••••••••••••• "71. CORO%Muat aell, lo tion. <HHSTR7>. S8 VW. New bctt, coll 6 t9•7 YW
VA.WY IMPORTS 1974 MIZ 210 ·11 Opel GT. Gd cond. 1:.T:~a~:J1lib.A~i~:!: 811 :1~~. ~~=!:.oo s.t.MtP'tf•c~E4tl0 ~:!i.:?':ipo~u:s.~:J FASTIACK
83 1-2040 495-4949 SEDAN. In showroom $1950/bst. also Van Win· Super ctn. $10,200 or best. •·-""·-::'R~ "'ULT anyt.l..... Runs wen; needs paint
1976 FIAT cond1t.Jon walh very low dows S25 Ph 493-3820 (1)$.1$-9549 71 Celka GT, catm paint, -"V '""'~ •~----------• however. <WFV655).
nules. Must see to ap· stereo, S spd ma11, 2,000 2150 Harbor Blvd., C.M. 72 VW CA.Mita t4ow OllJ S4f5
124SftlDER precaate! (111793). We ~ 9750 1976 _RSCHE ml,~,675-6777 645-5700 Excellen.t cbndltton . .....,.... .. nMtrt
COHVERTllLE have a good selection or ••••••••••••••••••••••• r-v Stereo etc. and must. sell 191198arl>or, Costa Mesa
Wtlh stereo & low m1le11 other MBZ's in stock 67 Europe.n Porsche 91T, t 14 2.0 7, C0R0UA rin'~ci~·-~7.:er~~~ l'rluAMm/FpbM ~~c7'auw~tt.ee'. for $2800 Uus weekend. 642-07'5 In immaculate cond1 sunroot, must t ell. $4000. s speed, AM/FM stereo WAGON ~~ "'' 1-67$-~::9137=. __ ...i..... __ _Jl----'------
ll , (".,.,noi~ casaelte appearance 4 ....... -~ .._. ..._... Fll·AM. Lo ml. Best of. 17 000 mi's Xlnt cood ..... vw c bl on. """"" '1 960-3054 ' ..... ·---.. -fer. Ask for Doris u.:.n.. 714/7.; ........... af't 6 . '72 VW C.mper.t'lleweo1."" amper, re t $3695 group, showroom fresh-(104t<YTJ 546-2418 .........,. -. .,.._ all rcpts, suorooC. pert eftl., trans, clutch, new
'72 914 Appear. Group Must see! (00138). i I 899 VollswOIJlll 9770 cond. J ert dya 645-4294, paint, tires. $1200. or bst .
Good selection .or olher 1;,s Mercedes 3000, 2500 :!~J ~l~~~iS:i Xlnt SGle ~~:475 '76 Corolla. ACi:J::·:M ••••••••••••••••••••••• eves/wkndl844-0864 Trustworthy, 494·2130 .
lnte model sp1der11 t m1 , lealher , i.unroof, . . u&.,ft& 'R1£.0o.1"'ULT =~f~ettat:4·5918 I al. '69 Sundial p optop '71 VW BUS. Make offer. ''71 VW BUS Sun d ial
choosefrom. Mexa t·o radio, Sl.00<! un· The fastest draw in the ,..._,_, '""~ camper . Rblt 1600, Callafter6 Cmpl'. Rebll en1, like
der .. w~ndow price. Wci;t . a Daily Pilot 2~HarborBlvd .. C.M. Have somethang to sell? cass/FM. $1600 firm. Ph~S2 new, make otr. $2850.
714-4[13 2:1·11 _ <.:la~safted Ad 642.5678 645-57c0 Cla&alfied ads do It well. 494·2130 381DDK536-6662 MISSION VIEJO IMPOR1S
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49-1 1681 Mercedes & the efft caen·
· cyola diesel. <834EIE).
'75 124 Spyder, like new. MAKEOFFIR
mags. cass. Must sell
now. Bestofr 675-1503
'76 131 Sedan, cstm paint
MISSION VIE JO IMPORrs .... '•. '\" , ··-..
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IJJl.1748 495·1104
& handling pkg ma lit!> ----and radaali. BEAUTY '65 MBZ ~E. 4 spd, aar.
TllAT MUST BE Sl-.:l':N Vnly mtr. Really a Clean ~ F'a1rway Dr, CM One! $1750. 549·0788 __
'73 128 SPorl L 1300 Lo '74 MIZ 450SEL
maint. :.porty. gd. m1 Lealh~r interior. pwr.
&&0·46:!8 ~1ndows, crwse control.
'm Fiat 121 Spyder Xlnt
(•ond Look!> new \!>kin~
$1600 831 2160 eve!.
'7fi 131S F ial, Aulo.
AM F'\t i.t<'n'<l ca:...,, lo
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131.1748 49$.1704
·10 Mercedes ~n7. 250, 1
'76 Fiat X 19 Spct·ial fam1ly car. very rlcan.
paint. mag:., AM FM air. M1chehns. AM/FM,
<'ai.sette MU'>l :.ell $3800 $4950 661 1~ __
Pvt party 968 2350
9727 •••••••••••••••••••••••
'75 Honda C1v1c CVCC Sta
Wag. New lire ... 1 owner.
Gd cond 494·11894.
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Trucks
2850 Ha r bor Blvd
C4.la Mesa 540 9640
SO MPG! 1970 Honda 600
Sedan $775 Radio,
heater. r{'t·ent overhaul
RUNSSL'Pl::R I 646·3006
1975 MIZ210
SEDAN. Tobacco brown
& an immaculate cond•·
lion. C229MFW ). Must
see to appreciate!
MOW ONLY $'995
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'73 Me~edes ~I': hp·
mac. 40.000 males Make
offer 962 3140; 549 1342
'76 MIZ 450SEL
Fully luxury equipped
mcludang crwse control,
sunroof, aar cond1t1onang,
stereo tape & leather an·
tcrior. (046653).
MISSION VIEJO IMPOR1S
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llJl.1148 49S 1704
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llondamat1c AM FM Sunroof Showroom
i.tereo ca:.s, $6300 cond $.1500 Ph84277f!7
675 Cll71
75 H onda CVCC
Hatchback. 5 spd. air.
rad10, heater, P\·t Pty
$2900. 642·6279
1975HOMDA
CMc Hatchback
S speed, radio & heater
Orange w ith black all
'74 MII 450SE
Complelc with stereo.
pwr. windows, cruise
control & less than 34.000
miles A rare rand!
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BJl-1748 495170<1
vi nyl· interior. Only --22,000 mile!I & in mint 1900 Mercedes 230 6 cyl.
cond1Uon! ( t34MWH I $3500 .. Suzannne, 646·7711
53499 ok.642 1999evs __ _
1975 MIZ JIOC
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AUTO CENTER
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1425 IA.KU ST.·
ACROSS FROM FEOCO
COSTA MESA
540-9109
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831 11411 •9~ t '04
'74 MBZ 4SOSLC, Metallic
beige, bm leather. SUnrf,
air, stereo, 49,000 mllea.
P/B$16,900. 831·2278
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1911 YW IADrr OI._. CbUMTY '7'1 SEVILLE, excellent '76 MONTE Oarlo, llkenu, 19'73 Ford LTD Brou,ham Mu.auma Claule, air ..
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Yellow wtt.b tan fUll VU1YI --VOLVO c 0 ft d ll i 0 Q u 2. 300. super lo mi. Well below wsn. 9 pua, ioaded, Un• lboc:b, be.aden. wlU re. t..o-'-4 1~. r.ciJo ~ 1'1s.eal !Utattcaa. 75'·'1800 maetm>. W ·MM ar tiru, $100() or b..t of. •-J....,. ~ EXCLUSIVELYVOLVO , 811 fer.-.0322 t.u •n Ut.e new~· l.argeatVolvoDeaJer 72 Eldorado, ftlllY 1914 Gran Tonoo, 1 ownr ------
tioo Only 21,000 mUea. tnOrangeCounty• eq\.\lwed. $2800. l)ays C91', ahli cond. AM·Fll "7S Mun VI, auto, air, •
(Ga5NRQ). BUY or LEASE (213)122·2S~S or £vea a tape. I new steel bltd AM·l''M Upe, supe r • $3299 DIRECT <7U)84.S.2053 radiaJtires, Call anyUme clean. ma11. Id aas. ;974[~1 m '74 Cad El Dorado. Ori& 497..ac SS.~ m i. xlnt cond _ 1'..1-1bers -·-~-owner. Loaded. $'800. 75 OtEV FORD GRANADA "7&. 2 +more. $2300. 675-7012 •
1 ~ • _ • Call 1»-0751. ~TON dr, 8 cyl, bfr, rad.lo, vinyl Mu1tan1. VS, auto. 1 •
& '74 EL DORAt>O $3950. Wllll _..., ..... ..,. ..... tp, dnt cond, leN than owner. SS,000 mi, xlnl AU'fOC vi ... _ .. ""'·ll·load-" e ... •-Uc.1.Utt1& UK ml. P .P . S3200. mowr.Sl~497·1JCI "'--1..-t-760-")ntl. ~U:-•u.~ "'"" --... 546-Sl!03.after8PM. Dlv.ofNabertcadUlae ""'1u1mm ~· u,.,.._ s3499 '68 FASTBACK New
I 425 IAKEa ST. ..15 VolvoUZ. Air, AM/FM Tab Cher LeeM '71 Torino, full pwr., alr, clutch carb, shock.a. Nds. l ACROSS FROM FEDCO ....... uuw' mwit H ll J Xlot cond. wrk. ~. &U.f560 Dao , COST A MISA -~,,... Clean! 546--5398 "'
54"9 I 09 NIJ.7l85 1911 CADIU.AC '67 Mustan1 with extras . ._: .,. '71 Volw J..86o, xtnt coocJ. COUPIHYIW '7f Ford Granada, blk XJnt tires. Xlnt cood. •
---,42-VW--$300----i $4200 or beat ofter. 11 ~left oa leue. wired Int. V.S, AH/F M CaUatU.431-4295 ~
T radu conlldered. Pleuetallfordet.alla. stereo ca11ette, vlnyl .
. ~ 5Mo4487 Cart,... Lemt.g top..... oedl•blt 9955 •
641-J661 '74 Oran Torino Ellt.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ 'IS VW Bali Deed:e minor Aldol. UMd '70Nova. VB. Riff, air, nu PS/PB, air, AM-FM. spd '73CUUasaSupreme. A/C, · wort. f7J5/oU.r/trade. ••••••••• .............. "Tl Eldo blutwht lthr, llk• at.eel belt. rada. $109S. control, ma1s. Very eln. PS/PB, AM/FM 5tereo ·
'7U4G alter6J>JI. GUI If tfO I a u • S 83 0 0 I o t fer . ~~ $2115:50. 548-M44 AJT $2500 Pb~ ' ·.
••••••••••••••••••••••• Dlr/Brkt. 1188-2366 78 u -•-Ca l f U • • ·• VW ""'•• nfW Ure. • _,_ r 0• u pwr, ~"'-ir.""•""......,..I '7• Cutlass 2 Dr air
dean. G;i Coad. 1995: ''SPECIALS" '71 Eldo, 3UC ail, maroon, inc Id windowa & cue --~ stereo, s 0-ack, Rally~ . ~ cln ltperf.U800/olr. cont rol. 4 new tlrea. 71FOIDRIST4 whla. Lo m i. $2625.~T
Baja 1300. Green, good 7ZMercCOlmf Dlr/Brkr. 968-2:J66 $4lOO/bstofr.S52-4678 4 apeed, AM/PM 1tereo1-67U __ 1_60 _____ _
rwmina cond. nu til'es Auto true. Power ateer· '78 Seville, Jllfe t alllc 701alibuClusic, PS, PB. t.ape Is Oftly 210 oulee. 9957 fll.SO/ofr.~ bag. R adio. Heate r . silver, loaded . Mint A/C, new radial.I, ask· Oran1e w/oran1e & ·-•••••••••••••••••••• •
tS7DUE. cond. sasoo or bat offer. tni. $2000. 997-9689 black interior. For 1ale .,, WAGON-stick shift. ;
9772 S I 099 Wlmds & eves 499.37~ '78 CAPRICE Claatlc' er leaae. Call for our ex· l'UDI Id. looks gd. Very ................... ,... •12CheYJl~a PI P Camel color, all pwr in.c:.~=~ eeod..9'7·3101or979·52SS " ~RYIOUIYOU Au~ tram. Alr co~-lt76C4Dtu.AC equlp'd. AM/FM atereo 645-1'61 '76 P I NTO 14000 ml :
...-... llorunt . Power steenn1. COUP'IDIVIW ndio w/tape deck, sun· AM/F M/Casa, 4 .spd:: VOLVO, 560FAR. Full I aJ roof. Must sell at uc. ••10 .......... Sta W1 very ,.I .. , orig. owner. • S 1199 power, actory r price 5'3-6847 .._er n, .....
See us for a top dollar cond., AM/FM 1tueo, · air, f&dl pwr. radlala, S267S. 548..Jl48, 5'8-5173 ~
..Umat.e! ?ZHOllHIT t.lltwbeel,crulaeeontrol, CllryalM-9925 $395.M.5-3888,548.fall 4 Pinto Squire Wgn,'., MARQUIS VOLVO Auto trans. Air condi-oolJ;21.~000 mllea. Yellow ••••••••••••••••••••••• '72 STATI ON Wan 23,000 ml, air, a uto .. :
Ml&gONVIEJO tioning. Power steenn1. wi yellow padded top& 1976CHRYSLH Loaded 2Bast.anlcs Perl AM/FM stereo,steelblld ,
lll·Z11049S.1210 Stereotape.JllECB matching lntulor. Like CORDOIA cond.siooo.644-1442. radlala, Rallye wbls.•! •--------• $1699 NEW! C056.NRM). . . d Xln d ........,,. La '• 1977 VOLVO 57999 . Automatic, air con .. eridl 9947 t con . _....,,.. rry,.,
265GLW""GO.... 74AMCM•1dar vinyl.r:oof &lneiu:el.lent ....................... £l_s2:.08546·5240; evs:• ~ " Auto ftant. Pbwer steer· coodihon. 2411.32 miles. .-. .. • F\Jlly equiJSPed including m.. Radio/Heater. Vinyl ·1\i..l-t.:..-JS (447Nll >. sem na at 1976 FOID ..., Pin'~ ,,. .. "'---port 1. stereo cauette " ma1 roof. TUtwheel.flOlJSW 1 ~ whol•ale bluebookl MAYEIJQC ... ..... 'UQ ucu.. a.
wheels. (0038). Ca n $1499 CortFoxLeaslng Automatlc, alr coad,, ~~lten1.SD9t.PP .• leas~""DDLU•CIC •76.,_.C Honwt AUTO CIMTER 645-36'1 pwr. ateerln1, r adio,
9960
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• • · D' ~N ........ "'-d'll beater 6 vinyl top. ln eit· l'h'19 ..... Y AUEY IMPORTS AIJt? trans. Air condi-'i'4zt i'Aia ST. ac '70 Newport, 2-<lr, AC, cellent cOlldltion wttb ............ •-••••••• :
831·2040495-4949 ~Y1~0::N~~eerlna. ACROS.SFRoMFEDCOio R/miH.nu~coodCOftd, only 24,157 m ile•! Dmter,lOllrDer.58,ooo : i--------1 . . COST4MISA .S87S unu.559-1199 <mNPL>. mJ, great eood. $1100.:
540.6411 54MZ l ....., ........ ..,_""...,' ... 'E._~~1~.o U2 Cla11ic • $2199 540-91 09 COi ••ti• 9'32 OML Y $3295 a.6-202'7 Mike t .. iiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiililiiliiiiimimliiiiliiliiliiilitlliiit-iilii~iiii--lml--'-.. ._..~w coOd, ee.t''OCr. •74 ~ C u o .......... ._•••••••••• •
I. • . . 9-3*~5PM . ~=· owerateer-C 9917 73Cenett.T-Top P7:sp~~~~ •
9100 .... Hew taOo ....._ H .. -9100 mg. SJltf ;.~.!.~ .. ;............ Automatic, ~r. steer· "2..&5eoDan : ••••••••••••• .. •••••••• ••••••••••••••-••••••'! ••••·•~•••••••••••••••• ••••••••••.••••. •••••••• '74 Alllbassador 1975 CHEVY ~~-=~~~~ 284S HARBOR BLVD. '71 FURY. Good cond. l
OM ALL l977 MODEL CARS IN STOCK
OYER
DEALER INVOICE
(INCLUDING HOLOBACK)
HERE'S AN EXAMPLE:
BRAND NEW
1177PINTO
Wagon CAMAIO ClBlJMZ>. 54°"6.4 t 0 540.02 fl $800. Best Ofr.
Auto trans. AJr condl· Automatic, pwr. st.eenng OM&. Y $5995 '73 Grabber. Auto. P/S, 1-----55_7_·7_5_13 ___ : ~.~KJt Power steerlng. & brakes, air cand., lilt HOW .._RD xlnt cond. SlSSOl ofrl OllHoc 9965 :
.,,,., ~ wheel. etc. Extra nice! A tr1de'1PP.831-2149 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • (257LXJ). • $2695 OHl.Y$3795 Ct..woNt ~ 9950 1976POM114C :
DovelsQuailSts. ••••••••••••••••••••••• TRAHSAM : HOWARD NEWPORT BEACH on• "'GE COUNTY'S 'IbLa trim beautv 1-flaw-• Clw~ llJ.OHI 133..0116 AIU"HIWEST less wilh all tb~ :xlra.s. :
Dove&QuallSt.a. COllJCll' 9933 lJNCOLN-MERCURY CBYOU~L).Y $5495
NEWPORTB!ACH ••••••H•H•••••••••••• DeaJerahlpisnowOPEN ,...
1lJ.OH5lll-0116 1976 + 1t1s RAY FLADEIOE HOW ARD
COUGARS lJNCOLN-MERCURY CL--.-1.-.&
3TOCHOOSE FROM 16-18AutoCenter Dr. ...,Tl"Vl'ln
All in ezcellent condl-SDF'wy·Lake Foreat exit Dove & Quall Sts.
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lRVINE NEWPORT BEACH
lion. Seutn1 at •boleeale ll0.7000 133-0555lll-0116 : 9920 blueboc*. ff WT)' I
eo.afFox .... l.g '89 Jrlarquia, PIS. 'P/&, 3 Flreblrd For.,a . '4S..U61 /tt/C, run.I good. ~HA • .aso. top CGGd... an.o r, -i!'il'l~~...,.,l~---'-'i------1 Gel cqnd. Ne«!s u ... s. lo ml, radla&, A""lf FM~ fttO·SUto C.Ua.ll.6.581-7114 a~reo. new trans, $3000 r
Jt AC, 114 radl9. 5lf"8 '11 Colony Bark or bet of r. 497-421' •
• • Dodp 9935 pvt owner. Call ror..., '8' l'ontlac St a Wen.
'76 SltybaYtk Llftback. 1111 it • ••••••••••••••••••••••• to see. Sl000*-519 7!,000 drt' ml. Runs :
M1"&1. Beautiful. PP. tt lf. '67 0000EVAN 1916 MONARCH GIDA. 1 ereat. Aft8pm.49'7-3485. :
S3SOQ.496-0582 • Jt. NDS~~OFR. OWNER. APPROX. 'Tl Trans Am. 4 Spd.~ '~SKYLARKOng.ownr. • • 2S,OOO M IL ES . 8 loaded . $6550. Days•
Gd. cond. $400. or orr. • ! F.d 99,.40 CYIJNDER. Alr eoocU. SS9·2511. Eves/wkads .
552.9444 eves If. ,.. tlonlnf, medium blue 642-8620. "' ---------1 it ,. ••••••••••••••••••••••• meta ll c w l 'b blue•---------
'76 Buick 4 Dr Century, .....-• • leatherette lnterlor, tint.-'74 Safari sta/Wag. Auto,
very clean. 29,000 mi's. ROGER MlLLER SAYS, ~PHIL • ed glaaa, A/C, power n pwr, A/C, Wt whl, rad •• _
"Econo V-6 en1. Sl77S. ••SHOfl IY flMOMr" LONG ateertnc, power brakes rally rims, rf rlc, AK-FM·
496-71182. 494-1 Ill 546-99'7 FORD b rand new r a d l ai stereo. 2539 Fartway Dr,
99 I S EXCELLENT eondlltoa CM. •
& OAS MILEAGE. n..dlt'Wrd 9'70
Sacrifice. Must sell! Call •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• ~
MJje96.l-:1222anytlme. '64 T ·Blrd Con ver t.-
MletfCllMJ '952 Resto~. over $4000. ln·
•••••••••••••••••••••• • vested SacrlClce $2500 or
Must sell '811 taatback, 302 besl otter. Muat sell. 2nd.~ • u.••-r ... -.OletJlt .. ._" VS. A·l cond. Auto, air, Owner. Balboa. 675-1963 ere.gee~·· .. .__c:-,._. P/S, radlala. P vt pt.Y. v.,. 9974
... c.tiht-'71 Ford LTD st.a $1950. 768-e3'7. ••••••••••••H••••••••• '
• "11 CAPRJCE 7000 ml, all Aato, loml. Good co:f"'· Find what )'OU want lo '7• V•I• Hatchback. Alr ,:
1977"1'76 ~x:~aa 7J~:4~!, ~0::: 531 tAa Daily PUotClaultiedl. !,!1~ mlstff.t_~ofl! ~!'.e!·:
CADILLAC 548-3197 • --~-. 9510 .... "'-"" .... ~ • Q9• •• nn ...
SIVILLIS ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• --------<s> To~e From '75 Mania 2+2 VS, stick,
All CUlly equipped with AM/FM, s uper clean.
deluxe fea tures. 1976 '28:iO. Ph 5'6-5609
&Yillt, C212NIM), priced •HEW '77 CHEY.
as tow as MONZA MIRAGE
$9888 2+2H4TCH14CK
Auto. trans.. air cood ..
Nabe · pwr. •teerin1 & brakes, JS· rod.lo, special new pl.la
Cad•JJa . l~>.mu c h more!
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2600 tiJroor Blvd. HOWARD Cltem.Mt Cos1.1 ,\f~sJ 540>.11 00 Dove&QuaUSta.
lliEWJ'ORT BEACH IJMlll 133-0 I 16 '68 CadlUac SDV. k·
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Die ·ch Charges DA J)reak-in
By GARY GllANVJLLE
Of -Diiiy "*'....,,
Orange County Supervisor Ralph Diedrich said today
that District attorney investigators Thursday broke into a
warehouse where his personal business records are kept
and seized documents.
Otedrich said he could not sa~· what records were seized
by the investigators because he has not had a chance lo
visit the warehouse at 6700 Stanton Avenue in Buena Park.
The Fullerton supervisor went on lo say that he does
not know if the seizure was covered by a search warrant.
DIEDRICH ALSO said be will decline a written lnvitation
from Assistant District Attorney Michael Capizzi to appear
before the county Grand Jury during ita bribery-related probe ln·
to his affairs.
Assistant District Attorney Michael Capizzi said today,
"Pursuant to a search warrant, a smalrgarage" was searched.
An inspect.Jon of what Diedrich called a warehouse and
Capizzi referred to as a garaae ahowed a new lock was on the
door. There ls no other lndication of a1\y klnd of forcible entry.
Capizzi 's statement meant that investitators bad eone to a
superior court judge and shown probable cause for askin& for a
search warrant before entering the building.
Capizzi said it would be lnappropriate for bim to comment on
Diedrich 's other remarks or the exchange of letters.
Capizzi 's letter ts dated Dec. S. and asks the county
s upervisor to respond to the appearanc• lnvitation aa well as an
offer to present witnesses on his own behalf before5p.m. today.
Instead of accepting the invitation, Diedrich wrote Capizzi
Dec. 8 and said, "If you believe that I have committed any crime,
you should file an information and afford me the opportunity to
confront the wiln6'ses a1a.in1t me at a prellminarl heartna.
"CERTAJNL Y TWS would be a far better method of achiev·
ing justice than your secret proceedings before lbe Grand Jury.
that you dominate completely."
Diedrich's respoQSe to Capizzl complaloed that the pros·
ecutor's letter refers to •'the matter under investieauon and does
notmakesensetome.·•
The 5.1-year-old county supervisor said be expects to be in-
dicted "because of the vast ener1les used by the district at·
torney 's office to hnply I am involved ln a crime.''
Capiul's letter mates it clear that at issue in the bribery in·
vestigation are "events surrounding certain conversations" with
officials ol a development company that in 19'73· 74 had a land use
issue penrupg before the board of supervisors.
MORE SPECIFICALLY, named are officiais ot Anaheim
Hills, Inc., tbe company's parent company, Robert H. Grant,
Ino., at.tomey Michael Remingtbn and architect Leroy Rose.
In his letter, Capizl11ald, '"Thls lnvitaUon is belni extended
to you so that you will have an opportunity, if you so deslre, to of·
fer the Grand Jury any lnlormatioo which you m11ht have re·
garding the maUer under lnvestigaUon.
<See DIEDBICB RECORDS, Page A%)
Schools Close
~o Bard Feellwgs
•The ir fathers were the bitterest or ! enemies. but Maj. Gen. George Patton
' lleft 1. deputy commander or the VII U.S.
Corps in West Germany. offers a warm
toast to Stuttgart Mayor Manfred Rom·
met. Patton is the son of Gen. George S.
Patton. whose tanks fought those of Rom·
mel's rather. Field Marshal Erwin Rom·
mel, in World War 11.
Suspect Wins Bail Plea
Judge Sticks to $100,000 in Bovan Probe
By TOM BARLEY
Ol ... Oellyl>lleHLlff
Former Hare Krishna devotee
Joseph Shelton Davis III won a
bitterly fought court battle
Thursday when a judge set his
ball at $100,000 pending his trial
on murder charges.
Davis, 28, one of eight men in·
dieted by the Orange County
. Grand Jury following the killing
of Stephen John Bovan of Foun·
ta in Valley, pleaded through at·
t.orney Allan Fenster tor ball to
be set at $75,000.
W~Superior Court Judge Robert Kneeland decided, after
tening to furious objections
om Deputy District Allomey
~ire Probed
ln. Huntington
Fire investigators are probl.ni
tbe cause of an early Wednesday
morning blate which gulled a
.central Huntington Beach
carage cau1i~g $50,000 in
damage.
: The fire awakened the family
~f James Brower, of 17312 Udo
"Ave., at 2:30 a .m. Flames were
' teaytng through Brower'• cara1e
roo when firemen arrlved.
No one wu injured, flremeo
.aald.
The aarage and lta cooteoll, lb·
ludtai a brand new compaet
ttatlon wqon, were loat ln the
Ore. Structural damage waa
eJmost completely confined to ~· 1a.nge, said fir• 1Ds~tor
10
Qaey Glenn.
Dave Carter, to set bail at the
same figure posted by two other
freed defendants.
Carter argued in vain for bail
to be set at $500,000. He con·
tended before Judge Kneeland
that Davia, who was arrested in
Indonesi~1• last week, helped to
plan the 1tt1llng of Bovan.
Bovan was shot. to death out·
side a Newport Beach restaurant
Oct. 22. It is alleged that defen-
dant Jerry Peter Flori, 41, of
Huntington Beach pumped nine
bull eta lnto the vlcUm.
Carter argued that Davis is
known to have a lon1 history or
criminal acUvity lncludlng what
be said was the sm~1Una of
hashish oil into the U.S. in baby
bottles.
Carter said the bottles sold for
SU,000 each. And he accused
Davis of Involvement in
numerous robbery and extortion
schemes.
The angry Fenster defended
hJs client as a man whose only
prosecutions have been for
possession of marijuana -a
cbar1e that was dismissed in
Beverly lDUs and an Oran1e County cbar1e of dl1orderly
conduct.
He told .Judge Kneeland that
Davis' extensive global traveling
-he has visited 12 nations in the
past 18 months -was entirely re·
lated to his wldesp"ead interests
in the clothing industry.
"Everything h·e bas ever
brought back to tbls country has
been thoroughly examined,"
1''enster told the Judge.
"Notbing of a criminal nature
was ever found and my'Cllent has
never been arrested as a result of
his travels."
Davis, after the setting of the
$100,000 bail, then pleaded ln.ao-
cent to all charges and was or-
dered to face trlal Jan. 23 ln
Judge Kneeland's courtroom.
Fenst'er (ndicated that the
fundJ needed to post Davis' ball
will item frolD the defendant's ownenbip of two Oran&e Cc>unty
homes and a restaurant.
Davis will join Alexander
Kulik, 28, of Newport Beach, who
is free on '750,000 ball; Antbohy
Morone Jr., 23, and Raymond
Resco, 28, both of Huntington
Beach, 1n the trial courtroom.
Morone and Resco are free on
$100,009 bail each.
Flori ls held lb the county Jail
with bail denied. He faces the
death penalty for bis alle1ed kill·
·(See BAIL. Pase A2)
:Miliw~t Para:tlyzed
..
By Sno~, Fr~eze ·
By Tbe Associated Preu
Raw ict wind.I pushed fresh
s now across sections of the
Midwest and Northeast today,
stranding motorists on clogged
highways and forcing schools
and businesst!S to close.
Temperatures dropped sharp-
ly as Icy wlnds blew out of the
Rockies and aliced lbrougb the
nation's midsection. In Dallas,
lbe mercury dropped from a rec· o~ ltllh ot 80 Thunday ~
noon to20this mornlna. •
Scores of schools in the Kansu
City arell were closed for the
MC?ond stndlht day and early
morning tem_peratura huq at
around zero. Sehools In Chicago
were open, but mahy school$ ln
other parts of llllnois were forced
to close.
And snow continued to fall
through the night in the
Northeast and Midwest. Pitts·
burgh got six inches; Erie, Pa.,
seven; Binghamton, N. Y., 11ix ;·
northwestern Indiana, four, and
sections of Wisconsin 1Vere under
as mucbasnioelnchesohnow.
Up to eight inches ohnow were
forffaat today for Vermont,
where major hipways were
ali-eady sliclr: with snow
Up to sewn Inches fell ln 11·
linois ad four more inches were
forecall for Micltigan, northern
Ohlo, e:1trbme northern West
Virginia and mo.t of New York.
New Hampshire and Maine were
to get between Nur and eigbt
ldches. •
In the Dakotas, temperatures
of 25 to 30 below zero combined
W'fth wlndl of 15 to 2S mph f6r
wlACl-chill Indexes Of 60 to M>
below. Tem-,eratures of 40 below
were {>ledlcted today in both
states.
Dozens of abandoned cars
lined freeway shoulders, most
buried under snow from paJllng
plows. Detroit:. zero reaOlnt
Ttiu.rsda.1 Ht C record fof tbe
coldeatDec.8stnce1182.
Near-blh2arct conditions exist·
ed ln lrtlnnesota, where roads
were bloeked in tbe western ud
soot.hem portions. Temperatures
'
-well below zero in most of the
state -were not expected to top
10 below today.
Tbuniday's heaviest snow, four
to nine inches, was across the
southern Great J..akes region.
Meadville, tucked in tbe
northwestern corner of Penn·
sylvania, was stlll digging ff9m
beneath 30 lncbes received 1lnce
Monday when the new storm
began, piling up snow al a rate of
an inch an hour.
Northern IIJlnois University
canceled classes today, the last
day of the semester. Scores of
elementary and high schools bad
<See FRIGID, Pa1e AU
Infant Left
Sarita Ana Dad Beld
Santa An.a police jatled the
father of a two-month-old baby
on child abandonment cbaraes
today after the inlant was found
shortly before daylight "cold and
crying" ln a planter box.
Policewoman Leda, Albright
reported the child, Don.tit Dorrell
Waters, appeared to be ln good
condition aftel' being taken to
Albert Sitton Home in Orange.
Truck Sparks
l'Amseof HB
Chevron Fire
Sparks from a running diesel
truck engine are to blame for the
S.turday night explosion and rtre
at the Runtillltoo Beach Chevron
OU Company Petroleum Depot,
fire omcials repor,ed.today.
Huntington Beach Fire Inspec·
tor Gary GleM said truck driver
William L. Dennis, 38, of
Lakewood, left h1I en.aloe run·
Dini during a fueling operation at
the.Chevron loading dock. An apparent meter mallUnc~
tioo ca\aaed the tanker truck to
overfiow, spilling-aasollne over
the loacliruE arealloor.
Tbe explosion, wb.lcb occurred
just attereo'olorck, rocked nearby
houses and seat names &lmOlt300
feetin tbeair,tlremensaid.
Dennis remaln.s in serious b~
stable condition at UC Irvine
Medical Center Bum Ward with
eecopd and third degree bu.ma
over mOlt of his body, officiala
11ldtoday •
Olenn ae.id it wu a,alnal com·
.pany policy )0 allow the tnaclr:
enallle to nm durlnl a fuel load·
lnl operation. Cbevroo olltclab have eltbnat-
ed damaps to the demollabed
&anker truck and loadlni dOck at
abOut $180,000.
· J alled on the abandonment
charges was the lntant's lather,
Jimmy Don Waters, 22, of Santa
Ana.
According to police, Waters al·
leeec:Uy left bis son wrapped ln
two blanlr:ets in a planter box out.
side· an apartment at 900 S.
Townsend St. aometlmt during
the early morning houri.
Residents ln the apartment re-
portedly pboaed police and told
them ol bearinl the baby's cries,
touching off a search by officer
Albright.
Later, the baby boy's parents
were located ln a nearby apart.
ment bullcllng where they re·
portedly were spending the night
wltb friends.
Accordl.nl to police, the child's
mot.her, Freida Robinson, 21, of
Sant• Ana. told them the infant's
father bad left the apartment
early this morning to take the
child to a grandparent's home.
She asaumed the Infant bad
been talr:en to the home when
W atera returned to the apart.
ment where they were staying,
police said.
Luer Tested
BERKELEY (AP) -The
world's moet PoWerfUl luer was
teated auccesstu.lly at Lawrence
Ll-.termore Laboratory Nov. 18-
Pbll Coyle, deputy director of the
laser fuslon procram at the
laboratory disclosed Wednesd~.
Weather
Night and morninc tow
clouds otherwise variable
high cJOUdj through Satur·
day. Uttle temperature
cbanae. Lowi tonlCht 50 to
55. IUlha Saturday S7 to
72.
IN8DBTe8AY
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OAILV PILOT
$500,000
Gift Told
By Park
NEW YORK CAP> -Tonaaun
Park, the South Korean busl-
ne~sman who is alleged to have
paid American congressmen to
ioOuence policy toward his coun-
try. reportedly contends that he
gave some $500,000 In cash and
olber thlnp of value to fonner
Louisiana Rep. Otto E . Passman,
the New York nmes said today.
In a dispatch from
Wasbingt.oo, the Times quoted
sources dose to the infiuence-
buymg investigation as saying
Park gave Passman cash, trips
abroad, campaign contribuUons,
paid hotel and entertainment ex-
penses in Seoul, Hong Kong and
o ther places in return for
Passman's help in Park's rice deals.
UWI ...... Passman. a Democrat who
once held considerable sway over
foreign aid appropriations, could
not be reached for comment on
the story. He said la5t month that
he nevcrilleeally received money
from Park. The denial came after
the Times reported he was given
WINTRY WHISKERS OF ICE LINE THE RAILING ALONG LOUISVILLE'S RIVERFRONT WHARF
Bitter Wind• and FrHh Snow CloH Schoola, Stop Tr•fflc In Much of N•tlon
$190,000 by Park in 1972.
In Washington, a Justice
Department spokesman, Robert
Havel, had no immediate com-
ment on the story.
American Inmates
Leave Mexico Jails
The Times saad the payments
to Passman apparently were not
made in connection with Park's
alleged altempts to lobby for
favorable U.S. policies toward
Korea.
Rather, the money came from
Park's commissions on de~a
where he acted as sales agent tor
the Connell Rice and Sugar Co.
and earned some $9.2 million in
('Om ma ssaons from 1969 to 1976.
Park, according to sources quot-
t'd by the Times, gave Passman
most of the money in 1974 and
1975 when Park made $7.3 million
of the $9.2 million
Passman was said Lo have ar-
r!lnllcd for credits with which
Koreans bought race from the
Lou1s1ana firm .
Meanwhile. the Times said the
l'n1led Slates and Korea are re-
pqrtedly near an agreement by
Y(hich Park, indicted on charges
of bribery, conspiracy and fraud,
would return to the United Slates
aJld testify on his dealings with
Ras sman and other con -
gressmen. Park would probably
tlegavenimmunily.
SAN DIEGO (AP> Loved
ones gathered today lo welcome
home Americans jailed for years
in Mexico. most of them convict-
ed for smuggling drugs.
A chartered Texas Intern&·
tlonal Airlines DC-9 left from San
Diego's Lindbergh F ield this
morning and headed to Mexico
Caty with 36 Mexican inmates, an-
d ud ing 11 who boarded in
Houston, as the historic ex·
change under the first U.S.-
Mexico prisoner treaty signed in
Septem~r 1976 got under way.
The plane was lo return tonight
with 60 Americans, among them
a 60-year-old grandmother and a
2-year-old girl born in prison.
On arrival an Mexico Caty, the
Mexicans were to be taken lo the
nearby Santa Marta federal
Gumroman
Acted Alone
S t Tak In NB Heist . uspec en
Police said today they bel.aeve
In S ak the woQlan who held up a l eOUt Newport Bea~b auction house
Wednesday and escaped with an
A FV Pl estlmated$300,000injewelry acl-l ant ed alone. lnveatigators revealed today
that the red-haired woman, A police stakeout of a Fountain
Valley industrial plant where
more than $1,500 in valuables
were stolen and stashed outside
for later pickup resulted ln the
arrest Thursday night of one
burglary suspect.
Walter Belcher, 26, of 14326
Pine St. Westminster, was held
today on a charge of commercial
burglary.
He was arrested by Fountain
Valley police detectives Barry
lllack and Lee Pepka about 9:30
p.m. Thursday outside Revcon
rn.c., a motorhome manufactur-
jng firm at 10870 Kalama River
.Ave.
"They had one burglary Dec. 6
and another burglary Dec. 7,"
Detective Black said today.
Detective Black said he and
Pepka lay in wall near the area
where the items reported miss·
lng were discovered, expecting·.
someone might try to pick them
)Ip.
He s aid the loot included
microwave ovens, CB radios and
other misceUaneous items.
Crews Clean Spill
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -A
1 500-gallon oil spill waa nearly
c\eaned up Thursday, with
Chevron Oil crews scheduled to
. complete the job Friday, the,U .S.
,Coast Guard aaid.
thought lo be in her late 20s, in·
itially told Robert Ogle, owner of
Newport Galleries, 2542 W. Coast
Highway, that "we have your
wife," as she was holding him at
eunpoint.
But, officers said. Ogle called
his wlfe immediately after the
noon holdup and learned that she
was safe and had not been held
prisoner by anyone
Police expected lo ha vc a com-
plete inventory of the stolen
items late today.
Detective Ken Smith said be
understands that most of the
item' taken were diamond rings .
The woman bandit, described
as standin& about five feel, four
inches tall and weiablng about
140 pounds, made an appoint-
ment to meet Ogle al the closed
gallery to discuss the sale of two
rings.
Once inside, the woman pulled
a .25-caliber automatic handgun
from her purse and had Ogle
handcuff, blindfold and gag his
clerk. Judi Crickett.
Police reported that the
woman had Ogle take Jewelry
from his sate and dump It into
her purse before she fled the
bu1lne11 located at Tustin
Avenue and West Coast
Hll(h¥tay •
prison.
Elizabeth LankLoo, Lhe
grandmother from Oceanside,
and Jeanne Luella McMlcbael,
52, of Fullerton, were arrested at
the Mexico Caty' airport on a miM from South America.
.SeYel) pounds of coealoe was
found in a false·boltom handbag,
offi cers said.
The two women were sen-
tenced to seven years. They are
comlne home after serving three
years and nine months.
The first few days In prilon,
said Mrs. Lankton in an In-
terview in Mexico City, were
spent in a "very, very cold cell
with ~ concrete O!>Or, concrete
walls and a concrete bunk. I was
given no blanket, nothing. For
three days I had nothing lo eat."
But, she said, "the women
guards were very good to me all
the time. I've bad it a llllle easier
because of my aae and my while
hair."
Gery Lord, one or Mrs.
Lankton's four children, said the
famjly paid "o~rS12,000 lo keep
her, supplied wUh Mexican at·
torneys."
The plane and it.s 11 inmates
took off from Houston and
stopped here to pick up 24 Mex-
ican men and doe woman ferlhe
flight to their homeland. On the
flight back to the United States, it
was to carry 26 women, 34 men
and the toddler.
The waillllg American Camllies
were told the repatriated
prisoners would be taken dlrecUy
lo the downtown Metropollt.an
Correctional Center here. Their
first chance to talk toaetber will
come Saturday mornlna, said
Walter Lumpkin, warden ol lhe
federal prison.
Lumpkin said that about. 25
percent of the 235 prJsoaers
qualified-to ret\lm '°the Upittd
States would be paroled trlthln
three days.
Tb~e inelliible for parole will
be sent to federal prilooa nearest
to their hometowns after process-
ing, be sald.
On Saturda~66 more men are
to be flown home wltb a Zllb
woman added to the list late
Thursday. On Dec. 16 and 17, two
chart'r tll1hts wlll take
Americans from northern ¥ex·
ican prisons, and a bus wUl brin&
16 more from Tijuana on fHc. 12.
James Meko, coordinator of
the S2 milllon program, aa.ld 10 to
15 percent o( the Americans in
M eidean prisons refU1ed to re-
turn. ·Their reasons vary. be told
a new a conferenco Tbu.nday.
"I observed that some of the In·
mates have rather lucrative en-
terprises," said Meko, who vlsit-
ed a number ot Mexican priaona
recently.
Olbers, be said, do not want to
face certain U.S. laws or have
families in Mexico.
E',.._PageAJ ..
DIEDRICH RECORDS.· • •
Fro.t Page A!
FRIGID •..
closed by midday Thursday and
were expected to stay shut loday.
Volunteers on snowmobiles in north-cen~~ Illinois bunted for
·stranded motorists 011 impassa-
ble back roads. Dued travelers
straggled into motels when In·
teratate 57 was closed near
Champalen.
Combinations of rain, snow
and freezing rain glazed roads in
the Ohio Valley and northern Ap-
palachians.
Police Seek
Abductors .,
VAN NUYS. CAP)
About 2S officers were
searching today for two ·
men who reportedly ab·
ducted a-pair of young girls
at knlfepoint.
Alt.bough one observer
from the Hillside Strangler
Task Force took part in the
effort1 Lo& Anaeles Police·
Lt. Dan Cooke said there
did not appear to be any
connection between
Thursday's reported inci-
dent and the stran1ulaUon
deaths of 10 young Los
Nigelea area women.
Jema Aguilar, 8. a pupil
at Bassett Street School,
told authorities she and
two girls -identified only
as Marta. 10, and Rosa. 7 -
walked to a liquor store
Thursday to buy candy
when two men, one bran-
dishing a knife, jumped
from a parked car and
forced her friends into the
auto.
E'ro111 Page A J
BAIL •..
log of Bovan.
Davis' attorney repeatedly
protested Carter's allegations
tbat Davia played a leading role
in plannln~ the execution style killiJl& of Bovan.
He told Judge Kneeland that
Davis left the U.S. Ocl. 8, two
weeks before Bovan was killed in
Newport Beach and protested
that it is "absolutely ludicrous to connect Davis with the plot.••
............
KARREL BOCK, 19, ENJOYS THE SURF IN MIAMI
She's Obllvloua to Winter WoH EIHwhere
Found on Beaeh
Huntington Killing
Victim Identified
By All11IUlt R. VINSEL
OIU.Mft ..... IWt
A man touod murdered and
buried in sand near the water's
edge at Bolsa Chica State Beach
in Huntinctoo Beach wu Iden-
tified today by 'sheriff's in-
ve'stigators aa Kenneth Wayne
Cochrane, 29, of San Jose.
The victim who was discovered
halt-buried as an outgolna Ude
uncovered the corpse last Friday
afternoon was shot to death, ac·
cording to Orange County
Sheriff's Department Sat. Bill
Miller.
He declined to say whether
Cochrane was shot In the head or
body. Orange County Coroner's
Office spokesmen ref.used to even
say where the body Is being kept
in cold storage.
"We don't have any otheir'tn-
form ation to release on IJ,"
Sergeant Miller commented.
Huntington Home
Rilled by Burglars
Huntington Beach police are
s ea rching for bUTglars who
raided a local man's home and
made off with nearly $600 worth
of valuables, including jewelry
and a collection of miniature
whaske:v bottles.
Richard Bong who lives ln the
c ity's southeast sector, dis-
covered the burglary when hear:
rived home from work Wednes· day.
Crash Kills Four
LODI (AP) -Four teenagers
were killed Thursday when their
car and a $oqtbern Pacific traJn
collided in thick toe
Cochrane'• body was dis-
covered last Friday. afternoon by
surfer Cralg WUUama, 19, a
Golden West College student who
stumbled over the protruding
corpse while strolling with his
girlfriend.
"At first. I tbou(bt he was
asleep." 1ald Williama at the
scene.
The location where it was
found ls al the foot of Golden
West Street, just over the boun-
dary line between the city beach ·
where HunUnaton Beach police
have juriad.icUon and the. st.a~
beach lbe sheriff's office COD·
trots.
The bodi'es or h•o 1s.year~td
Huntington Beach girls were
round there Aug. 24, 1978, hacked
and st.aJ>bed lQ. death by one or
more . .aayera using buck knives
in another unsolved murder
case.
Several years ago. the body of
a red-haired young woman later
determined to be the girlfriend of
a long-southt Anaheim bank rob-
ber was dis<:overed in the same
location.
The spot is relatively secluded,
unlighted and affords an easy
escape route either north, east or
west due to the proximlt.y oC
Pacific Coast Jtighw•y and
Golden West Street.
Investigators say lbey believe
Cochrane was killed elsewhere
and dumped at ·the darkened
beachfront strand.
No motive bas been
established fC>J" the slayinl and no ·
suspect.s have been tdeoutled,
sheriff's detecUves said toaay.
"I wtsb we did have some,"
Seraeant Miller 1a.ld.
A spokesman for the coroner·s
office refused to even rel.-e the
name of any mortuary where
Cocbrane's body mltbt be.kept
pendine its clahnine by r el· • aUves.
WOULD YOU BELIEVE~
That There Are Still Coinpanies
• WHO CARE IF THE PRODUCTS
THEY SELL PERFORM?
• WHO PRIDE THEMSELVES. ON
SERVICE?
• WHO WANT EVERY JOB DONE
PERFECTLY?
•WHO MAINTAIN COMPLETE INTEGRITY?
YES, "VIRGINIA." THERE IS AN 1'LDEN'SI
(TRY US, YOU'LL LIKE US.)
7
Irvine Today'~ Closing:
N.Y. Stoek8
VOL. 70, NO. 343, •SECTIONS,~ PAGES ORANGE COUNTY:, CAL:.I FO~NIA FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1977 TEN CENTS
Di~ ·ch Charg~s· DA Break-in
By GARY GRANVILLE
OflMDlllY ...........
Orange County Supervisor Ralph Diedrich said today
that District attorney investigators Thursday broke into a
warehouse where his personal business records are kept
and seized documents.
Diedrich said he could not say"' hat records were se11cd
by the investigators because he has not had a chance to
v1s1t the warehouse at 6700 Stanton Avenue in Buena Park.
The Fullerton supervisor went on to s a y that he does
not know if the seizure was covered by a search warrant.
DIEDRICH ALSO said he will decline a written invitation
from Assistant District Attorney Michael Capizzi to appear
before the county Grand Jury during its bribery-related probe in·
to his affairs. Assistant District Attorney Michael Capizzi said today,
"Pursuant to a search warrant, a small garage" was searched.
Schools Close
An inspection or what Diedrich called a warehouse and
Capizzi referred to as a garage showed a new lock waa on the
door. There is no other indication of any kind of forcible entry.
Capizzi 's statement meant that lnvestigators had gone to a
superior court judge and shown probable cause for asking for ll
search warrant before entering the building.
Capizzi said it would be inappropriate for him to comment on
Diedrich's other remarks or the exchange of letters.
Capizzi 's letter is dated Dec. S, and asks the county
supervisor to respond to the appearance Invitation as well as an
offer to present witnesses on his own behalf before 54p.m. today.
Instead of accepting the ~vitation, Diedrich wrote Capizzi
Dec. 8 and said. "If you believe that I have committed any crime, you s hould fil e an information and afford me the opportunity to
confront the witnesses against me at a preliminary hearing.
"CERTAINLY THIS would be a far better method of achiev·
ing justice than your secret proceedings before the Grand Jury.
that you dominate completely."
Diedrich 's response to Caplul complained that the pros·
ecutor's letter refers lo "the matter under investigation and does
not makesensetome." The 53-year-old county supervisor said be expects to be in·
dieted "because of the vast enereia used by the dlatrict al·
torney 's office to imply I am involved in a crime.•'
Caplzzi's letter maku It clear that at L!Jsue lo the bribery in·
vestigation are "events surround.in& certain conversations" with
officials of a development company that ln 1973·74 bad a land use
issue pending before the board of supervisora.
l"ORE SPECIFICALLY, named are officials of Anaheim
Hills, Inc., the company's parent company, Robert H. Grant,
Inc .. attorney Michael Remington and architect Leroy Rose.
In his letter, Capizzi said, "This invitation is beinii extended
to you so that you will have an opportunity, if you so desire, to of·
fer tho Grand Jury any information which you might have re-
garding the matter under lnvesUgaUc>n.
<See DIEDRICH RECORDS, Page A2)
Midwest Paralyzed
By. Snow, Freeze
By The Auodated Presa
i Raw icy winds pushed fresh
! s now across sections of the ! Midwest and Northeast today,
' stranding motorists on clogged
I, highways and for cing schools
and businesses to close. 1 Temperatures dropped sharp·
ly as icy wind-; blew out of the
Rockies and sliced through the
nation's midsecUon. In Dallas,
the m ercury dropped from a rec·
ord high Q[ 80 Thursday after·
noon to 20 th"bl morning.
Scores of school_s in the Kansas
City a,rea were closed for the
second straight doy and early
morning temperatures hung al
around zero. Schools in Chicago
were open, but many schools in
other parts of Illinois were forced
to close.
And snow continued to fall
through the night in the
Northeast and Midwest. Pitts·
burgh got six inches; Erie, Pa ..
seven; Binghamton, N.Y., six;
northwestern Indiana, four, and
sections of Wisconsin were under
as much as nine inches of snow.
Up to eight inches of snow were
forecast today for Vermont,
where major highways were
already slick with snow.
..............
HEADING HOME ... Nancy Carson of San Clemente Clower
left> is among six women inmates of Los Reyes Prison in
Mexico City released today. Beside her is Patricia Ann
Bartz. while above them (from left} are Marie
Wi ezbowski , Suan Jones. Brenda Lee Richards (holding
her baby daughter who was born in prison) and Rosa Lin·
da Garcia Romo.
Up to seven inches fell in JI.
linois and four more inches were
forecast for Mi chigan. northern
Ohio, extreme northern West
Virginia and most of New York.
New Hampshire and Maine were
to get between four and eight
inches.
In the Dakotas. temperatures
of 25 lo 30 below zero combined
with winds of 15 lo 25 mph for
wind-ctull indexes or 60 to 80
below. Temperatures of 40 below
we re predicted today in both
states.
Dozens of abandoned cars
lined freeway shoulders, most
burled under snow from passing
plows. Detroit's zero reading
Thursday set a record for the
coldest De<:. Ssince 1882.
Near-blizzard ,conditions exist-
ed in Minnesota, where roads
were blocked in the western and
southern portions. Temperatures
well below zero in most of the
state were not expected to top
10 below today.
Thursday's heaviest snow, four
to nine inches, was across the
southern Great Lakes region.
M e ad vii 1 e , tu c k e d in the.
northwestern corner of Penn·
sylvanla, was still digging from
beneath 30 inches received since
Monday wllen the new storm
began, piling up snow at a rate of
<See FRIGID, Page A2)
Irvine School
Aides Travel
To SF Meeting
Fifteen Irvine Unified School
Dis trict adminis trators and
school board trustees traveled lo
San Francisco today for a tbree-
day education conference.
The conference ls a joint meet-
l n g or the Association of
California School Administrators
and the California School Boards
Association. About 6,000 mem·
bers are expected to attend.
The Irvine school board
budgeted $265 per person, or
$3,975 total, for local representa-
tion.
The educators plan to discuss
major issues of education, ac-
cording to district spokesmen, in-
cludlni school finance. collective
baraatnlne and a prospective
statewide salary schedule.
SPACIOUS INTERIOR --Congressmen and
othe rs on a Thursday tour of the federal
Ziggurat in Laguna Niguel surel)!. didn·t
feel crowded as they examined the giant
white elephant. A congressional subcom-
°"" ........ .., .........
mittee is attempting to decide whether to
approve S3.3 mllllon for renovations that
would be made if new f ederaJ tenants arc
found to help fill the mostl y empty se\'en·
layer building.
Baby Fouml _, .
In Planter; '
Dad Arrested
Santa Ana police jailed the
father 0£ a two-month-old baby
on child abandonment charges
today after the infant was found
shortly before dayli&ht "cold and
cryin&'' in a planter box.
Policewoman Leda Albright
reported the child, Donte Dorrell
Waters, appeared to be ln good
condition after belne taken to
Albert Sitton Home In Oran1e.
Jailed on the abandonment
charges was the infant's father,
Jimmy Don Waters, 22, of Santa
Ana.
According to police, Waters al-
legedly left bis son ivrapped In
(See_ BABY. Pase z)
Ziggurat:· 'Proof
Of Federal F11mhle'
By ANNE COOPER
OI .. Oellf ""91 Slaff
"Al the present time this
beautiful, mostly unoccupied
se•eo-tiered Babylonian temple
is an embarrassment," Rep.
Robert Badbam, R·Newport
Beach, told· three fellow con-
gressmen touring the federal
Ziggurat building in La1una
Niguel.
"It is stark, concrete proof of a
fumbling federal government
and Its misuse of taxpayers'
money and resources."
The three congressmen flew ·
from Washington, D.C. Thunday
to tour the Ziggurat and aur·
rounding communities to assess
the best use of the building and
whether housing is available
locally for government
employees.
Tbe tederal General Services
Admlnlstration has proposed a
. $3.3 million remodeling alloca·
lion to equip the bulldlnJl for ad-
dltlonal federal aaencies. At
present the building ls only 21 per-
cent occupied by government.al
a1encies, the laraest of which is a
cUvlsionof theNational Archives.
Dog Licenses Urged
By Irvine Police
The vblUng congressmen are
members of the Congressional·
Subcommittee on Public Build-
ina• and Grounds. They will re-
port back to their fellow con-
gressmen a recommendation on
the GSA proposal, based on thelr
on·slte inspection .
Badham bas opposed the GSA
request. U the $3.3 milllon re·
modellna budget ls denle~,
(SEE BADHAlf, PageAZ>
Irvine police are ur1ln1 doa
owners to license their anlmala,
not only because It's required but
becau!le the owners are more
likely to get back lost peta If
they 're licensed.
Animal services officers say
opUonal licenses also are avalla·
ble for cats, at half the standard
doa license fee or $18 for spayed or
neutered dogs, and $12 for those
who aren't.
According to animal services,
every lost animal wblcb was
weadni an trvlne Ucense alnce
the program beean July 1, 1978,
bas been rew\ited with Ila owner.
Girl Crusftett The do1catcbers averaae
about 11 llcenaed docs a month,
aU of wbom made lt back home.
Strays picked up In Jrvlne are
taken to the Laeuna Beach SPCA
Shelter, 20612 La1una CanYon
Road.
Ownere can llDd O\lt about u.tr
at.rays by calllft1 Ute IMl&u', •at
t-494~1512, or the1 lrvlno aalmil
services crew at "15'·$18'. 1Jce11911 .,. available• at clty
ball, 1'72>0JatnboNeBlvd. I a. • M
AU
01 .. ew en .. ... CM
M M a.
I
r
A:? DAIL y PILOT
$500,000
Gift Told
By Park
NEW YORK (AP) -Tongsun
P1rk, the South Korean busi-
nessman who is alleged to have
paid American conare11&men to
influence policy toward hla coun-
try. reportedly contends lhat he
gave some $500,000 in cash and
other things of value to former
Louisiana Rep. Otto E. Pa11man,
the New York Times said today.
In a dispatch from
Washlnaton, the Tlmea quoted
sources close lo the tnnuence-
buying investigation as s aying
Park gave Passman cash, trips
abroad, campaign contribuUon1,
paid hotel and entertainment ex-
penses in Seoul, Hong Kon1 and
o th e r places In return for
Passman'a help in Park's rice
deals.
Passman, a Democrat who
once held considerable away over
foreign llid appropriations, could
not be r\!ached for comment on
the story. He said last month that
he never illegally received money
from Park. The denial came after
lbc Times reported he was 1lven
$190,000by Parkin 1972.
In Washington, a Justice
Department spokesman, Robert
Havel, had no immediate com·
mcnl on the story.
The Times said the payment&
to Passman apparently were not
made In connection with Park's
alleged attempts lo lobby for
favorable U.S. policies toward
Korea.
Rather, the money came from
Park's commissions on deals
where he acted as sales agent for
the Connell Rice and Sugar Co.
and earned some •.2 mUllon In
commissions from 1969 to 1976.
Park, according to sources quot·
ed by the Times, &ave Passman
most or the money In 1974 and
1975 when Park made $7.3 million or the $9.2 million.
Passman waa said lo have ar-
ranged ror credits with which
Koreans bought rice from the
Louisiana firm.
Meanwhile, the Times said the
United States and Korea are re-
portedly near an agreement by
which Park, indicted on charges
o{ bribery, conspiracy and fraud,
would return lo the United States
ahd testify on his deaUn1s with
Passman and other con-.
gtessmen. Park would probably
bt given immunity.
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PRISON ••.
1Valls and a concrete.bunk. I was
given no blanket. nothing. For
three days I had nothing to eat."
But, she said, "the women
guards were very 1ood to me all
the ti me. 1 've had it a little easier •
because or my age and my white
hair."
Gary Lord . o ne of Mrs.
Lankton's four children, said the
family paid "over $12,000 to keep
her supplied with Mexican at-
torneys."
The plane and its 11 inmates
took oH from Houston and
slopped here to pick up 24 Mex.
le an men and one woman for the
(light to their homeland. On the
night back lo the United States, it
was to carry 26 women, 34 men
and the toddler.
The waiting American famllles
w e r e told the repatriated
prisoners would be taken directly
to the downtown Metropolitan
CorrecUonal Center here. Their
nrst chance to talk to1ether will
t!ome Saturday momln1, sald
Walter Lumpkin, warden of the
federal prison.
Lumpkin aald that about,25
percent of the 235 prl1oner1
(luallfied to return to the United
States would be paroled within
~hreeday1.
Those lnell1lble for parole wUI
be sent to federal pri1on1 nearest
to their hometown• alter procesa·
Ing, he said.
On Saturday, 88 more men aro
to be nown home with a 27th
woman added to the llat late
Thur1d1y
No Bard Feelings
Their fathers were the b1ttere111t of
enemies. but MaJ. Gen. George Patton
lleft>. deputy commander of the Vil U.S.
Corps in West Germany. offers a warm
toast to Stuttgart Mayor Manfred Rom·
mel. Patton is the son of Gen. George S.
Patton, whose tanks fought those of Rom-
mel's father, Field Marshal Erwin Rom-
mel, in World War II.
FrOltl Page A J
FRIGID ...
an inch an hour.
Northern llllnois University
canceled classes today, the last
day or the semester. Scores or
elementary and high schools had
closed by midday Thursday and
were expected to stay shut today.
Volunteers on snowmobiles in
north-central Illlnoia hunted for
stranded motorists on Impasse·
ble back roads. Dazed travelers
stra11led into motels when In·
terstate 57 was closed near
Champaign.
Combinations or rain, snow
and freezing rain glazed roads in
the Ohio Valley and northern Ap-
palachians.
Oil Penalty
U>st Reduced
LONG BEACH (AP) -A
federal penalty imposed on re·
finers of inexpensive California
crude oU lo bring lts cost in llne
with coi;Uier Abtskan and im·
pdrted crude has been reduced
by more than 20 percent.
The decision Thursday by the
U.S. Department of Ener1y was
a major concession by the Carter
administration, and officials said
It could stimulate the slate's sa&·
glng oU industry and add $26.5
million to the state treasury.
Rep. Mark Hannaford, D·
Calif .. who fought to get the
change in complex federal crude
oil pricing regulations, said the
decision would decrease the
penalty paid on California crude
oil by $1.74 per barrel. Tbe penal·
ty, or entitlement, had amounted
to more than $8 per barrel.
7.Do Pocrehers
~tMonkeys
NAIROBI, Kenya (AP ) -Ten
scruffy·lookine Europeans
'trapped and made off with 500
monkeys from lbe Tsavo West
NaUonal Game Park, wild life of·
fices reported today.
The park's game warden
headed an W\SuccessCul search
for the monkey raiders, appealed
to anyone spotUn1 them to report
immediately to authoritlea.
By TOM BAKLEY
Ol .. Oell, ..........
Former Hare Krishna devotee
Joseph Shelton Davia W won a
bitterly fou1bt court battle
Thursday when a Judie aet his
bail at $100,000 pendln& his trial
on murder charges.
Davis, 28, one or el1ht men in·
dicted by the Orange County
Grand Jury followine the k1llln1
of Stephen John Bovan of Foun·
taln Valley, pleaded throu1b at·
torney Allan Fenster for ball to
be set at '75,000. •
Superior Court Judie· Robert
P . Kneeland decided after
ll1tenln1 to furlou1 obJecUona
from Deputy Dlatrlct Attorney
Dave Carter, to set ball at the
same flgure-~ted by two other
freed defendants.
Carter araued in vain for bail
to be set at '800,000. He con·
tended before Judie Kneeland
that Davia, who Wu arrested in
Ind«>nala, last weet, helped to
plan the killln& of Boven.
Bovan wu atiot to death out-
side a Newport Beacb reataunnt
Oct. 22. It is allesed that ctefen-
dan t Jerry Peter Fiori, 41. of
Huntington Beach pumped nine
bullets lnlo the victim.
Carter argued that Davis i~
known Lo have a lona history of
criminal activity including what
be said was the smuggling of
hashlsh oil Into the U.S. in baby
bottles.
Carter eaJd the bottles sold for
$11,000 each. And be accused
Davi s of Involvement in
. numerous robbery and extortion
schemes.
The angry Fenster defended
his client aa a man whose only
proaecullon1 have been· for
po11e11lon ol marijuana - a
charee that wu dismilsed In
Beverly H1U. and an Orange
County char•• of di1orderly
conduct.
He told Judie Kneeland that
Davia' extensive tlobal travellnc
-be bu villted 12 naUons In the
past 18 montha -wu enUrely re..
lated to his widespread lnteresta
in the clotbina industry.
· 'Every&blna he baa ever
broucbt back tc. tb11 country bu ~een thorou1blJ examined,"
l4 enster told the Judce.
F,..,.PageAJ
BABY .•.
two blankets in a planter box out-
s ide an apartment al 900 S.
Townsend St. sometime during
the early morning hours.
Residents in the apartment re-
portedly phoned police and told
them of hearing the baby's cries,
touching off a search by officer
Albright.
Later, the baby boy's parents
were located m a nearby apart·
ment bwldiog where they re·
portedly were spending the night
with friends.
According to police, the child's
mother, Freida Robinson, 21, of
Santa Ana, told them the infant's
father had lert the apartment
early this morning to Lake the
child to a grandparent's home.
She assumed the Infant had
been taken to the home when
Waters returned to the apart·
ment where they were staying,
poUce sa1d.
Chlorine Tank
Breaks, Area
Evacuated
Anaheim police reported there
were "some injuries" this morn·
ing when a high-pressure
chlorine l.ank at a chemical com·
pa!ly burst.
Police and firemen were
evacuating the area near Babbit
Street and Stale College
Boulevard, the location of Con·
Unental Chemical Company.
By 11:20 a.m ., police aaid, the
leak had been confined and there
was little danger to area real·
dents. However, a police spokesman
sald, evacuation of the area
would continue until authorities
are certain there can be no
harmful effects from the leaking
chlorine • ..,.
Police were unable to describe
the extent of the injuries when
the tank bunt, but said early re-
ports indicated the injured were
workmen at the plant.
Pollce 1a1d today UMy bel.ltv•
the woman who helcl up 1
Newport Beach aucuon house
W ed.nesday and eaeaped with an
estimated $300,000 ln Jewelry act·
ed alone.
Investigaton revealed today
that tbe red·balred wolban,
thought to be la her late 20e, In·
it.lally told Robert Otle, owner ot
Newport Ga}leriea, 2St2 W. Cout
Highway, that "we have your
wife," as she was holdin1 him at
gunpoint.
But. officers said, 01le called
his wire immediately alter the
noon holdup and learned that abe
was safe and bad nol been held prisoner by anyone.
Pollce expected to have a com-
plete inventory or the stolen
items late today.
Detective Ken Smith sal4 he
underatanda that moat of the
item• taken we:redlamoodrinp.
The woman bancllt. de1cribed
as standing about five feet, rour
inches tall and wei1h1n1 about
140 pounds. made an appoint·
ment to meet Ogle at the cloted
gallery to discuss the sale of two
rings. ,
Once lnaide, the woman pulled
a .25-callber automatic handgun
from her pune and had Ogle
handcuff, blindfold and gag bis
clerk, Judi Crlckett.
Police reported that the
woman had Ogle take jewelry rroin his sate and dump it Into
her purse before sbe ned the ~usinen located at TuaUn
Avenue and West Cout
Hiahway.
U>unty Plwne
Services Cut
25 Mi1Ulles
Technicians for Pacific
Telephone are 1earc:htn1 for the
source of a breakdown that cut
Orange County residents ottrrorn
their telephone oper.atora for 2S
minutes this morning.
Art Leavitt. spokesman for the
telephone company, said that,
from 10:20 a.m. to 10:25 a.m. no
one U v1n1 in the areaa of Orant•
County served by the firm could
call operator.
•'There was appareq_tb' an
electromecbanlcal equipment
!allure in our awitchini cepter ln
Anaheim," he said.
According to Leavitt, the
breakdown did not affect lncom-
inc calls, direct dial calla, ln·
formation cal111 or the 911 .
emeriency ayatem ln use ln San
Clemente.
"To the best of my knowledle,
this l1 the flrat time aometbfni
like thll bu bapP.eoed In Oranae
County," be 1a1a ... It bu h~
pened elsewhere, but never here
before."
Official Fired
WASHINGTON (AP) -A top
Interttate Commerce Com·
mlaaion offtclal will be flred next
month over aUecaUooa of t1e1 to
or1anlzed crime, ICC aourc:es
say. Robert L. Oswald, ca. ICC
secretary and coa1re11lonal
llalaon, bu been tbe aubJect ot a
contlnalna Justle. Department
inveat11atlon that became public
last eummer·lnto h1a alle&td Ue1
•.with reputed New York crime
ncura.
Police Se.ek
Abductors
VAlf NOYS (A:~)
About 25 ·omcers were
searching today for two
men who reportedly ab·
ducted a pair of young 1irls
at kolf epolnt.
Althou1h one observer
from the Hlllslde Strangler
1'11k Force took part In the
effort. Los Aneetes Pollce
Lt. Dan Cooke said there
did not ipi>ear to be any
oo~n ectlon betw•'n
Thurada)"s reported incl· ·
dent and the atransulaUon
deaU.1 of 10 )'oun1 Loa
An1eles area women.
Jema Atullar, 8, a pupil
at Bassett Street School.
told authorities she and
two girls -idenUfled only
u Maria, 10, and Rosa, 7 -
walked to a liquor store
Thursday to buy candy
when two men, one bran·
dl1hlng a knife, Jumped
from a parked car and
forced her friends into the
auto.
F.-... P,.,,e AJ
BADJIAM .••
Badbam has sald he wUl In·'
troduce le1islatlon to make the
bulldin1 available to the
Capistrano Unified School Dis·
trlct, which ls facing a critical
claS1roorn shortage.
l'he Zlagurat ls located within
Capiattano Unifled bouncSarlea.
Rep. Tom Hagedom of Min··
nesota said he had beard the·
school diatrict wu interested in·
buylftl the buildin1. which be said
ls currenUy valued at., milllon.
Leasing apace to the school dis·
tricl would be considered only if
there remains space available
after as many federal a1encies
u ponlble have relocated to the
La1una Niguel building,
Ha1edom said.
As for leaslnc space to
Capistrano Unified at a reduced
rate, as Badham bas proposed,
the Minnesot.a con1te11man said
he would be opposed.
"Why should the federal tax·
payers subaidbe ooe local school
district?" be asked. "There
would be no way to distribute
equal benefit& to other achool dil·
tricta."
Ha1edom aald he found tbe
buildlne "very impressive ...
.. It i• a lr,aftedY that It slta here
h41lf empty,' he said. "It la •
very valuable resource. Tbe pro-
blem 1eema to .,. lta location.
Mott ol tbe t.deral emplofeea -
who would work here would be in
clerical t.ype jobs. There " no way they, ~oµl4f afford $100,000
homes." Tbe proposed relocaUon or
lar1e federal acenclea to Lquna
Nl1uel would probably mean a
chan1e in the communll)' com·
'poalUon, Sa1tdom said.
''There mltht be con11derable
oppoaltlon to that," be said.
Rep. John Paul Ham.
meractimhlt. of Arkanau •sreed
that the La1UDa Niauel locatlon
l1 the problem with the Ztuurat.
But he •aid he .waan 't sure
wbttbor con1re11men should
concern tbemaelvea with the polclptJaJ impact of relocatlon le>
tb• ZJ11urat on lncllvlduall. ·~r eoune we•nt Interested,••
be Hid, 11but we buo to eoaslda
lint of all our reapoaalbWty to a
nation· ot tapay..,. for whom
tbll buildlnt I.I now Just brealdnt
even f tnancl&lly."
Subc:osnmlttee chairman, Rep.
Norman Mineta ot San Joee, the
only Democrat on Ute tour, aa!d
Utat at a bUltneuman, be could
not afford to allow a bulldllll to
1tand nearly empty.
'.l'here are no clues as to what
the monkey business is all about.
Crash Kills Four
LODI (AP) -Four teena1ers
were killed Thursday when their
car and a Southern Paclrto train
collided in thick fog
"Not.bln1 ol a criminal nature
w u evor found and my client hu
never been arrelted u a result or
his travels."
Davis, after the setting of the
$100,000 ball, then pleaded lnno-·
cent to all ebaraea and waa or•
dered to face trial Jan. 23 In
Judge Kneeland'• courtroom.
WOULD YOlJ BEIAIEVE-
'1_1iat There Are Still CoDlpanies
fl~ Pflflfl Al·
DIEDRICH RECORDS. • •
• WHO CARE IF THE PRODUCTS
THEY SELL PERFORM?
•WHO PRIDE THEMSELVES ON
SERVlCE?
• WHO WANT EVERY JOB DONE
PERFECTLY?
• WHO MAINTAIN COMPLETE INTEGRITY?
YES, "VIRGlt,llA," THERE IS AN ALDEN'SI
·(TRY US. YOU'LL LIKE US.)
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• 0AIL Y PILOT s
Acadeiny
Pressure
Stopped
. PORTSMOUTH, Va.
(AP) -Supporters or
the president or a
military academy here
who resigned amid con-.
troversy surroundlne the
ritualistic dlsmlasal or a
cadet have called orr ef-
fqrts to get htm re-
.uptated.
And otficials o f F'.r e d e r i ck M i 11 t a r y
A:c a de1Dy have con-
slder ed aeveral appli-
cants for lhe job and ex-
pect a new president lo
succeed Col. William
Haas to be named soon.
Frt~, ~mber I , 1977
'Fever' Favored
1A SPOKESMAN for
tbe Haas supporters,
Jerry Katzman, said
that the group dropped
ita campaign to reinstate
Haas because the former
president didn't want his
job back.
A letter the group re-
ceived from Haas, who
has been in seclusion at
an unknown location
since he quit Nov. 20,
said ·'he would not feel
comfortable working un-
der the pressure or the
threats he and his family
received," Katzman
said.
Lily Tomlin and John Travolta, stars of Paramount's new film,
"Saturday Night Fever." greet fans outside Los Angeles' Chinese
Theater before attending the premier. A p arty at the studio
followed the showing.
HAAS SUPPORTERS
say the retired Army col-
onel resigned because he
received death threats
after a 14-year-old cadet
was .. drummed out" of
the private boys' school
Nov. 14 for stealing.
They say Haas fears for
the safety of his family.
Homosexual Sex Ring
Busted; 15 Men Held
Critics of th e
ceremony claimed
school officials
ma stermind ed the
military disgrace ritual,
in which the cadet was
forced to walk down a
path l i ned by
schoolmates as drums
rolled As he passed. the
cadets turned their
backs on him.
HAAS AND other
academy administrators
maintained the cadets
themselves requested
the ceremony in an effort
to halt an outbreak of
petty thievery at the
school. wttlch has 287 stu·
dents.
The cadet admitted
stealing $14 from a
teacher.
Friends of lhe cadet's
family said lhe boy will
enroll at a Portsmouth
public school , probabjy
at the beginning of the
next semester.
Land Leased
FALLBROOK (AP> -
The Navy is arranging to
lease 7,592 acres of land
for grazing. The land on
the Naval Weapons Sta-
tion at Fallbrook may be
used for five years for as
many as 2.000 animals,
starting 10 January.
BOSTON IAP) -At least l5 men
inrluding a mechanic, a psychiatrist
and a former assistant headmaster of
an exclusive boys school have been
arrested in what authorities called a
rang where homosexuals from ar:ound
tpe nJllion staged sordid parties. with
boys as young as 9.
"This is a bunch of guys who laked
to get together and par ty with little
boys," Assistant Suffolk County Dis-
trict Attorney Thomas E. Pelsch said
Thursday. "This is sex for ttlre ...
People patronizing it came from all
over the country."
II E SAID THE ring, operating out
of a home an Revere, JUSt north of
Hoston, came to lhe attention of police
this year when a school bus driver
was convicted of r aping young boys.
In the en.suing investigation, 17 men
were labeled as members of the rinl
and seven others were named as
engaging In chJld sex in incidents not
directly tied to the ring.
With secret indictments. police on
Thursday started a series of dawn ar·
rests. rounding up suspects here. an
New York and Georgia Men were
sought in fa ve other stales
THE SUSPECTS, handcuffed
together and some wearing business
suits, covered their facei. as they
paled out of police wagoQs fo be
hooked on ch'arges lhal o!(tcials said
went back over several years that the
i.cx ring was operating
The youngsters, ranging In age
from 9 to 15, were paid SS to $25 to
engage in sex acts with the men, of·
ficlals said. The boys, many of them
homeless, were said to have been will-
ing partners, but reportedly had been
plied with beer and marijuana and
had been shown slag fil ms al lhe
Revere home.
Said one youngster who had sold
himself to the ring, "No matter how
much I try to block part of my life out,
the scars will never go away."
"WE'VE GOT a cross-section of
American society," said Peiscb,
describing the suspects. "All but
lhree or four of lhem knew each other.
It Involved literally dozens of kids "
"We found 100 pictures or n~ed
boys," said District Attorney Garrett
Byrne, telling of the modest three·
story apartment house where lhe sex
ring was believed centered.
Among those arrested were Arthur
Clarridge, described as In his mld-405
a former malh teacher and asslstani
headmaster at the Fessenden School
for boys; and J ames Dallman 35 an E~glish teacher at the school, 1Peisch said.
OTHERS ARRESTED, according
to Peisch. were Dr. Donald Allen, a
psychiatrist Crom the fashionable sec-
tion or Boston's Back Bay; Edward
Mede, operator of a judo and karate
school ; Roger Spear, 44, an invest-
ment counselor from Wellesley, a
wealthy suburb of Boston.
Charges against lhe 24 men ranged
Crom sodomy to Indecent assault and
battery and child rape, Peisch said.
The Boston Evening Globe reported
that the nng, in addition to pairing-the
youngsters with m en. arranged for
dales, and that in one case a wealthy
man took a child on a visit lo Martha's
Vineyard.
OTHERS ARRESTED, according
to Peisch, were : George Dreifus, :rT,
or BosLon : Louis White, 43, or Boston's
Mattapan section; Jack Spellman, an
auto mec hanic fro m Braintree,
Mass., David While, a Dedham,
Mass., security guard; Mark Davis,
29. of Needham . Henry Rideout, 52,
who is in jail on child rape charges;
Frank Damiano, the school bus driver
origin ally arrested in the case lhal
started the entire investigation;
Whitney Chase. 54, ot New York City's
lashionable Upper East Side; Donald
Heres. an inmate in an Atlanta Jail;
and Harvey Lewis, in Boston's
Charles Street Jail.
17 Killed as Copter·
Crashed Into Ocean
Woman's
Tun Kids
RernowµI,
LAFAYETI'E, La. <AP) -Seven-
teen men perished when a helicopter
bringing fresh workers Lo an oU·and-
gas rig in the Gull or M~xtco crashed
and fell inLo the sea while trying to
land In ttlgh winds, accordin1 to the
company that operates the ri1.
"It all happened 10 fa1t," aaJd Mike
Peachier, one of two men who a sur-
vived the cruh Thursday. "I juat
)\eard a noise and we started spinning
around and fiapptne in the air. It just
went on over lhe edge of lhe helicopter
de(k."
. Bob Harper, a s pokesman for
Pennzoil Produclna Co., whlcb
operates the rig, said 17 men were dead and that mativet had been notlfled.
The Coat Guard aearched the rot.tch .. _, ~ In bope or flnd1n1 other
poglbleaurvl•on. ,
...er.N~tf•te
B1TIMA.uoe~ The mlncn and th• .tdlne oW'(lers
are 1oln1 back forl.~rtbt te!Q today
as a •trike by 180,uuv m.emW. 0( the
United Mino Worken unio• eot.era lta
fourth day.
Cblef federal ma'alator WayDe
Horvltr. uld both 1fdel .. aehan1ed .
.ome ldeu Ind .ome p~l>Oaab and
•reviewed them,'' dudaf 1'bunda,y11
Miilon. "Each 1ld• want8 IOblt Umo to revttw th pr600aall arid these
dllaUMJonl."
[...__1_N_s~_O_R_T_· }
chambers, found themselves farther
apart than had been predicted, and a
proposed compromise tell apart.
Eltft11fl Optf ... £,,ed
WASHINGTON CAP> -Senate
Energy negotiators t.Qday began con-
sidering a wide range of opUooa ln
hopes of ending a deadlock on the
natural gu prlctng section of Pral-
dent Carter's enern plan.
At a cloeed-door ae11ion Th\IJ'lday,
starr members were directed to ore-
pne a Ust of possible comptOmlaee
for sen a ton to con1lder inf ormatty to-
day and overtbe wHkeqd. No' formal
action wu e~ted untll Mondif •
Sfdlrtlfjfl D&C!...-
TAVARES, Fla. <AP>
-State authorities have
taken termporary
custody of Loretta
Stark '1 two children who
they feared were suffer·
i ns because of the
woman's affection for
stray animala.
•'Since Aueu1t. s he 1pent more lhasa $280
reclalmlns do11 fcom
tbe shelter," Hid Bob
Wear, district intake
supervisor for tbe state
Department of Health
and Rehabilitative
Services. ·
By the Asaoclated Press
Late rushts, overbooking and
lost baggage can ruin a lrlp
whether you 're traveline for
business or pleasure and it pays
to know sometblne about tbe
rules of the air and what ri1hta
youbave.
The Civil Aeronautics Board
requires airlines to maintain a 75
percent on-time record. But oo-
time doesn't necessarily mean
what you think lt does.
UNDER EXISTING rules, an
· airline is in compliance with lhe
CA8 standards it, in a three-
month period. at least 75 percent
or tbe carrier's flights from one
specific place to another arrive
within 15 minutes of the normal
elapsed time spent in the air. The
elapsed time refers only to actual
flyin1 time. It does not take inLo
account departure delays on lhe
ground.
Suppose, (or example, you are
scheduled to leave New York at
10 a.m. on a one-hour flight to
Washington. Your fii1ht doesn't
leave until noon. but it still takes
only one hour. You are in
Was hington at 1 p.~ -two
hours later than scheduled -but
lhe flight i5 officially considered
to be on time. ·
TH.£ CAB MONTHLY
performance reports refer to
scheduled arrival times -not
rJylng time. It is these reports
which Ute airlines usually cite in
their advertisements. When it
comes to meeting federal re-
quirements. however, the nying
lime ls all that count.a.
The Aviation Consumer Action
Project, a group affiliated wilh
Ralph Nader, asked the CAB Lo
change lts requirements Lo use
on-time standards based on
scheduled arrival Umes instead
of flying times.
The CAB said it was not In-
clined to cba.nJe existing rules
unless il wu convinced a real
need existed. The agency pro-
posed an alt«native plan and is
considering public comments on
the issue.
THE CAB PLAN would require
airlines whose fliihts do not ar-
rive within 15 minutes of
schedule listings at least 75 per-
cent or the time to warn all
passengers lhat the carrier ls
"subject to frequent delays."
The warning would be required
even If lhe delays weren't lhe
company's fault. It would have to
be printed on meht schedules
and.airline persoMel would have
to tell consumers the same thing.
SPCA
Sued for
Its Care
LOS ANGELES CAP>
-The Los Angeles
Society for the Preven-
tion or Cruelty to
Animals hu been s ued
for allegedly mistreating
animals.
The civil suit, filed
Thursday by the district
attorney's office, ac.
cuses the SPCA of Im.
properly feeding and
watering lhe animals, or
keeping them in un-
healthy, overcrowded
conditions, and of not ua-
l n g state-re1ulated
euthanasia procedures
Lo dispose or them.
·O
CONSUMER I NATION
••
( J ~=· than the one you 1t.arted
CONSUMER -Transportation to the hotel if applicable.
--~~~~--~~----' An airline's obU1at.IOil1 to lts
pasaen1ers in ca1es where ru1hta
are delayed or cancelled are
spelled out in individual carrier's
tariff rules and may vary from
company to company. As a
general rule, however, the Civil
Aeronautics Board says that tr
you are delayed four hours or
t more youcanespect:
-A THREE·MINVTE lon1diJ-
tance telephOne call or 15-word
telegram to any part of the COO·
tinental United Slalel.
-Meals d""'1ng normal meal
hours.
-Hotel accommodations If the
delay occur~ durlni normal
s lee ping hours and. you are
stranded at an airport in a city
Trade Mfuf ..
Administration of
Gov. Hugh Carey.
which fo\lght to keep
supersoruc Concorde
out of New York.
now appears to be
following a
philosophy of "If you
can't lick 'em, join
'em." The state
Commerce Depart-
• ment announced it is
sending a trade mis-
sion to London on a
free flight aboard
the ~uperaonic jet.
IF, AS Tll£ BES(Jl.T of over·
bookln1. you are denied a Hat on
a tllgbt for which you bbld a COil·
firmed reservauon, you ate en-
UUed to somethlas called denied
boardina compenaatlon U the
alrllne cannot 1et )'OU to )'OUr
destlnaUon wtthln two houn of
when you were Rh!duled to ar-
rive (four boon for lnt.mational
flilbts).
The airline a1lo should help
you find a way to reach )'()Ur
destination -even If you wlll be
late. The amount of com~~
ttoo raJ1ies from ~ to~ f:OO•
althoueb the CAB ts consl4ertni
chan1ing the reaulaUons.' The
money must be paid wtthln 3'
hours of the time you were
bumped.
YOU DO NOT HA VE to accept
the compeDJatlon if you feel tt is
not enough; you can go to court
and seek damaees instead.
II you have a flnt~lus ticket
and the airline accom~odates
you ln coach Instead, you are en·
titled to a refund. U )'OU have a
coach ticket and wlod up lft ftrst-
class, you cannot be charted ex·
tra.
There are certain exceptions to
the overbooktn1 rule. You are not
entitled to compensation tt you
are not at the ch~k·in point at
the required time. The deadline
should be printed on the Inside of
the ticket envelope; if lt '• not, ask the ticket agent.
THE AIRUNE ALSO does not
have to pay compensation if lhe
bumplng occurs because the car·
rier had to subltitute a smaller
plane than bad been scheduled,
either for operational or safety
reasons.
You may get where you Want to
go on time and sttll have prob-
1 ems because your ba11ace
dido 't make It.
The carrier's liability for lost
baggage is $750 per pa.ssen1er.
This does not automatically
mean you will receive $750; the
amount depends on the airline's
assessment of your los•. The
limit used to be f500 per
pasaenger but was lncreped)ast
1prip1 becauae of inflation.
U your baigage ls delayed, the
airline muat reimburse you fer
expenses' you faced becauie ot
the delay. This includes items
· such as shaving gear, ba.sl,::
tolletries and, ln some cases, a
change of clothlng.
CONDmONS AT the
agency's Hawthorne and
South Gate shelters were
the wont.. said Deputy
Dlatrlct Attorney Robert
Herun.
Heflin said he baa re·
ceived 50 to 100 com-
plalnll about' problem• that reportedly go back
u far as five years. The
source of the difficulty
apparently was mis·
management, he add~d.
AN OLDE FASHIONED
VILLAGE CHRISTMAS + SANT A ARRIVES AT CITY HALL ~~~ 6 :30 PM, Fri., Dec. 9. Houtt at Santa'• Hollff, l • 4 PM each day~
• 6 • 8 PM Wed. thru Sa-t. A MERCHANTS' HOSPITALITY DAY /NIGHT
~I 0 Sat., Dec. 10, from 10 AM dll 9 PM, E~nlna Carolina & Musk
throughout bw!nea1 community
FREE TRAMffROLLEY SERVICE
1
Afternoon
N.Y.Stoeks
• . •
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1977 TEN CENTS 1
,-..----------~--~---~-'Documents Seized'-------------------------.
Die ·ch Cha~g~~~ DA Break-in
By GARY GRANVILLE
Of -Diiiy Pfflt ''"' Ora nge County Supervisor Ralph Diedrich said today
that District attorney investigators Thursday broke into a
wa re house where his personal business records are kept
and seized documents.
Diedrich said he could not sa~· what r ecords were seized
by the investigators because he bas not had a chance to
vis it the warehouse at 6700Stanton Avenue in Buena Park.
The Fullerton supervisor went on to say that he does
not know if the seizure was covered by a search warrant.
DIEDRICH ALSO said he will decline a written invitation
from Assistant District Attorney Michael Capizzi to appear
before the county Grand Jury during ita bribery·related probe in·
to his affairs.
Assistant District Attorney Michael Capizzi said today,
"Purs uant to a search warrant, a small garage" was searched.
An inspection or what Diedrich 'cilltd a WNfhouse and
Capizzi referred to as a carage ahOwed a new lock was on the
door. There is no other lndlcat.ioo of any ktnd oC forcible entry.
Capizzi 's statement meant that lnveauaatora had aone to a
superior court judge aitd shown probable cauae for aakln& for a
search warrant befpre enterlnc the buUdlnl.
Caplui said it would be inappropriate for him to comment on
Diedrich 's other rem arks or the exchange ot letters.
Capizzi 's letter is dated D~. s. and asks the county
supervisor to respond to the appearance.Jnvtt.Uon u well as an
offer to present witnesses on his own behalf before S p.m. today.
Instead of accepting the invitation, Diedrich wrote Caplul
Dec. 8 and said, ''If you bell eve that I have committed any crime,
you should file an information and afford me the opportunity to
confront the witnesses acainst me at a pJ"elimlnary hearing.
"CERTAINLY TRIS would be a far better method of achiev-ing justice than your secret proceedings before the Grand Jury.
that you dominate completely."
Diedrlch's response to Capizzi complained that the pros·
ecutor'a letter refers to "the matter under invesUealion and does
notmakesensetome." The 53-year-old county supervisor said he expects to be In·
dieted "because ot the vut enercies used by the district al·
tomey's omce to imply I am involved in a crime ...
Capiu.i's letter makes it clear that at issue ln the bribery in·
veatlgaUon are "events surround.in& certain conversations" with
offlclala of a development company that ln 1973.74 had a land use
llaue pe.ndina before the board ot aupervlsors.
MOJlE SPECIFICALLY, named are officials of Anaheim
Hills, Inc., the company's pa.rel\t compaJ11, Robert H. Grant.
Inc., attorney Michael Jlemtncton and architect Leroy Rose.
In bis letter, Capizzi said, ''This invltatlon la being extended
to you so that you will have an opportunity, it you so desire, to of·
fer the Grand Jury any information which you might have re-
gardin1 the matter under investigaUoo.
<See DIEDRICH RECORDS, Pase A!)
Schools Close
I CONGRESSIONAL TOUR · Members of a l cong ressional s ubcommittee and other I s;!O\ crnmenl offi cials toured the feder al
l .Zig gurat in Laguna Niguel Thursday.
Cong'ressmcn lis tening to federal official
o.11,""9tlhff ......
are. from left lo right. Rep. J ohn P . Ham·
merschmidt I holding rolled pap~r 1. Rep.
Robe rt Badha m . Rep Tom llagerdorn
and Rep. Norman MtnL•la. subcommittee
chairman
Solons Tour Ziggurat
Badham Says Building an 'Embarrassme~'
By ANNE COOPER
OlllleDall, .. l ... Maff
"At the present time this
beautiful, mostly unoccupied
seven·tiered Babylonian temple
is an embarrassment," Rep.
Robert Badham. R·Newport
Beach, told three fellow con-
1ressmen touring the federal
Ziggurat building in Laguna
Niguel.
''It is stark, concrete proof of a
tum bllng (ederal government
and its mhuse of taxpayers'
111oney and resources."
The three conaressmen new
trC>m Washington, D.C. Thursday ~ tour the Ziggurat and sur·
ding communiUes to assess
best use of the bulldln& and
ther housing ls available
lio c a 11 y for gov e r n men t ~ployees.
• The federal General Services
~dmlnlslration has proposed a
ll.3 mllllon remodeling. alloca-
Coast
tion lo equip the buildihJ{ for ad-
di lional federal aaencies. At
present the building is only 21 per-
cent occupied by governmental
agencies, the largest of which is a .
divisionoftheNaUonalArchives.
The visiting congressmen are
members or the Congressional
Subcommittee on Public Build·
ings and Grounds. They will re-
port back to their fellow con-
gressmen a recommendation on
the GSA proposal, based on their
on-site inspection.
Badham has opposed the GSA
request. IC the $3.3 million re·
modeling budget is denied,
Badbam has said he wlll .in·
troduce legislation lo make the
building available to t~e
Capistrano Unified School DtS·
tricl, which is racing a critical
classroom shortaie.
The Ziggurat is located within
Capistrano Unlfif4' boundaries.
Rep. Tom Hagedorn of Min··
nesota said he had heard the'
(SEE BADHAM, Pase AZ)
Consultant ·Na·med
~liief ef H~spital
~U~est Paralyzed
By · Snow, Freeze
By Tbe Auoc:lated Press
Raw lcy winds pushed fresh
snow across sections of the
Midwest and Northeast today,
stranding motorists on clogaed
hiahways and forcing schools
and businesses to close.
Temperatures dropped sharp.
ly as Icy winds blew out of the
Rockielf and sliced throu1b tile
nation's mldaecUon. In Dallas,
th• mtrcVJ dl'OM*I from a reo-
ord hl&h of 80 Thursday after·
noon to 20 this morning.
87 TOM BARLEY Ol•DeltY ........... Former Hare Krishna devotee
Joseph Shotton Davis III won a
bitterly fougbt court battle
Thursday when a judge set his
bail at $100,000 pending bis trial
on murder charges.
Davis, 28, one of el1ht. men ln·
dieted by the Orange County
Grand Jury following the killing
or Stephen .John Bovan of Foun-
tain Valley,: pleaded throu1b at-
torney Allan Fen.ater for ball to
be set at $75,000.
Superior Court Judge Robert
P . Kneeland decided1 after
Usteninl to furious obJectlons
from Deputy DJatrict Attorney
Dave Carter, to aet bail at the
same figure posted by two other
freed defendants.
Carter U'IUed In. vain for bail
to be set at ssoo.ooo. He COD·
tended before Jud,• Kneeland
that Davil1 who wu vrested in
Indonesia,_ last week, belped to
plan tbe ld.lllQg of Bovan,
Bove wu shot to deaf.h out•
lide a Newpc>rt Beach restaurant
Oct. 22. It ts alle1ed tbat defen~
danc. Jerry Peter Flori, 41, of
(See BAIL. Pa•e At) .
Police Seek
Scores of schools in the Kansas
City area were closed for,the
second straight day a.nd early
morninc temperatures hunc at
around r.ero. Schools in Chicago
were open, but many schools in
other parts of Illinois were forced
to close.
And snow. continued to f~ll
through the night in the Northeast and Midwest. Pitts·
burgh got 1ix inches; Erie, Pa ..
seveD; Binghamton, N.Y .. six;·
northwestern Indiana, four, and
sections or Wisconsin were under
as muchunineincbesofsoow.
Up to eight inches of snow were
(See FRIGID, Pa&e AZ> .
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HEAOINO HOM! !'Janey Carson of San Clemente Clower
left> is among six women inmates or Los Reyes Prison in
Mexico City released toda.v. Beside her Is Patricia Ann
Bartz. while above them <from left J are Marie
Wlezbowski, Suan Jones. Brenda Lee Richards <holding
her baby daughter who was born in prison 1 and Rosa Lin·
da Garcia Romo.
Anierican Inmates
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San.laaa I
Ag Initiative
Probe Voted
Following a tense exchange ·
between Councilmen Douelas
Nllah and John Sweeney, the San
Juan Capistrano City Council
voted 4 lo 1 to have the city al·
lorney investigate the legality or
an anti-agricultural preservation
initiative petifion.
Sweeney c~t the Jone oe1aUve
vote after cnUclzing Naab for an
earlier comment about the intent
of the petitioners.
"I'm somewhat disturbed at
the level of distortion In It (the
petition )," Nash told coun-
cilmen. ''Al the worst, it's a de-
liberate fraud on the part or the
people who wrote this.··
Nash was referring t-0 a notice
flied by petitione1'11 that alleged
the Caty Council defied the vote ot
city residents in setting aside 230
acre s of r a rmland for
agricultural preservation.
City voters rejected a tax in·
crease as a means for buying
agricultural land proposed for
preservation. That vole came ln
March. 1976.
But Nash pointed out that the
ballot also asked opinion ques-
lions and, he claimed, most ~an
Juan residents favor~d
a1rtcultural preservation.
"The majority of the people
who voted in 1976 did vot• to pre-·
serve agriculture but without
raising the tax rate," be said.
Sweeney diaagreed with
Nash'• statements.
•'This council approved
agricultural preservation and
they did it in the face of a rather
resounding defeat or Proposition
A that had dollar signs connected
with it," Sweeney complained.
"As I recall you (Nash) were
saying in the press that
agricultural preservation is 10-
ing to take a lot of money.
"I don't thinJc their (the peti-
tioners> comments were fraud at au.··
The initiative, which calla for
repeal or agricultural preaerva·
lion, is being considered for the
March balloL The measure will
qualify for the ballot if the county
Registrar of Voters determines
that 801 of the 1,080 aignature& are valid.
Girl Crushed
Piano Tips Over on Student
PINGREE. Idaho <AP> --A 6-year-old girl was
C'rushed to death when a piano was accidentally
pu:.hed over on hc.•r at Pm~rec Elementary School. a
Hingham County 'he riff's deputy said.
Lou Ann Duncan. dau ghter of Larry and
l.eralchne Duncan, was playing in the school gym
l'hur'>day afternoon when children playing hcarby
apparL•ntl~· kno<.'ked over the upright piano. trappm~
lwr uncll-rrwath. '>aid deputy David Hartway.
111.· :-.aid tct.1chers and ambulance paramedics at-
I 1·m pl1.•d to n .•\'t\c her. but she was pronounced dead
1111 a1T1\·a1 at Rm~ham Me morial Hospital.
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BADHAM ...
school district was interested In
buying the buHdJng, which he said
1s currenUy valued at $80.million.
Leasing apace to the school dls·
11"ict would be considered only it
Chere relt\ains sp allable
t1fter a!t' many r cles
as possible have relocated to the
Laguna Niguel building,
Hagedorn said.
As for le asing space to·
Capistrano Unified at a reduced
rate, as Badham has proposed,
the Minnesota congressman said
he would be opposed.
"Why should the federal lax·
payers subsidize one local school
d istrict?" he a sked. "There
would be no way to distribute
equal benefits to other school dis·
tricts."
Hagedorn saJd be found the
building "very impressive."
"It is a tragedy that it sill here
half empty," he said. "It is a
very valuable resource. The pro-
blem seems to be ita locaUon.
Most or the federal employees
,Who would work here would be in
clerical t)'J>e jobs. There is no
way they could afford $100,000
nomea."
The proposed relocation of
large federal a1encles to Laguna
Niguel would probably mean a
change in the community com-
position, Hagedorn said.
"There might be coDJlderable
opposition to that,'' he 1aJd.
5th Hopeful
Takes Pa---..
In San Joan
A tlfth resid•nt obtained nomination papers late Thdbday
for three San Juan Capistrano
council seats up for grabs ln elec-
Uons March 7.
A city clerk's official said
Susan L. Cummings, 31191 Calle
Del Campo, took out p apers late
Thursday afternoon. She Usted
her occupation as homemaker.
Mrs. Cummings joins Al Arps.,
Michael Berns, Robert Davies
and Jimmy Larsen as potential
council candidates.
Nomination papefl must be re-
turned to the city clerk's office no
later than noon Dec. 29.
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FRIGID ••.
forecast today tor Vermont,
where major highways were
already slick with snow.
Up to seven inches fell ln n.
llnols and four more inches were
forecast for Michigan, northern
Ohio, extreme northern West
Virginia and most of New York. ·
New Hampshire and Maine were
to eet between four and elaht
inches.
Jn the Dakotas, temperatnres
of 2S to ao below 1ero combined
with trinda of JS to 25 mph for
wiad-chlll ind,xes ol eo to 80
below. Temperatures of 40 below
were predicted today in both
states.
New Srlaool'• Offfefal
Capislrano Valley High School students
have been attending classes at the New
Mission Viejo school since Sept. 12. but
Thursday the school was officially dedicat-
,. d . with a ppr op r i a t e fan far c an d
d1~n itarles in attendance. Bands played.
choral groups sang and Congressman
Robert Badham. R·Newport Beach. pre-
sented a fl ag that has flown over the
Capito! in Washington. D.C. Ih turll.
B a d h a m w a s m ad e an h o n o r a n ·
Capi strano Couga1·.
O'Keefe to Bow Out
DMtfNM....,..,_
WON'T RUN AGAIN
Oouncllm•n O'Keefe
Three-term San Clemen.le
councilman Thomas O'Keefe an·
nounced today be will not seek
re-elect.too in March, aay.lna he
wanta more Ume to spend with
bis children before they are
grown and 1one from home.
"Three term.s is a Jot of Ume -
more than I anticipated when I
first considered running," said
O'Keefe, who lives with his wife
and three children at 35531
Camino Capistrano.
"I leave omce with a growing
sense or concern that local gov·
ernment ls losing much or Its
ability lo control the direction Its
goine," he said.
"A great deal of control has
been turned over to boards and
commiasiona of state and federaJ
government, which are not
responsible in any way to the
electorate ...
1'.Mil 1ovemrnent is the most
responsible to real needs,
O'Keefe said. Concerned people
can show up at Clty Council
meeUnp ud have some impact 'a~o,,ltesaid1
PRISON RELEASES. • •
!lJght back to the United States, it
was to carry 26 women. 34 men
and the toddler.
The wailing American families
were told the repatriated
prisoners would be taken directly
to the downtown Metropolitan
Correctional ~enter here. Their
first chance to talk together will
come Saturday momin1, said
Walter Lumpkin, warden of tJie
federal prison.
Lumpkin 1ald that llbout 25
percent of the 235 pritoaers
qualified to return to the United
State. would be paroled within
three days.
Those ineligible for parole will
San Joan Plans
Harbour Cruise
be sent to feder al prisons nearest
to their hometowns after process-
ing, he said.
On Saturday, 66 more men are
to be flown home with a 27th
woman added to the list late
Thursday. On Dec. 16and17, two
c h arter flights will take
Americans from northern Mex-
ican prisons, and a bus will bring
16 more Crom Tijuana on Dec. 12.
James Meko, coordinator or
the $2 million program. said 10 to
15 percent ot the Americana ln
Mexican prisons refused to re·
tum. Their reasons vary. be told
a news conference Thursday.
"I observed that some of the in-
mates have rather lucraUve en-.
terprlse.s," said Meko, who visit-
ed a number of Mexican prbons
recently.
Others, he said, do not want to
race certain U.S. laws or have
families in Mexico.
"They are Just ordinary people
in Washington, too," he said,
•'but they are more removed
from our problems &nt\ can't be
so responsive."
O'Keefe, a trust attorney with
offices in Santa Ana, said be
does not intend to endorse any
candidate at this time. He taid
be hopes people in San Clemente
with special talents and com·
petenclea wm apply their
energies lo munictpal govern-
ment.
"I would hate for the City
Council lo 10 back to represent·
ing a single Interest -those with
an ax to grind in the business
community;• he said. ,
"Too Often, though, people #who
live but don't work in the com-
mqnity complain to ao~eone
else, but don't do anytbin1
themselves."
O'Keefe did not rule OQt future
political htvol'fement.
."In future years, after my
family 1a grown. I may think ol ill:: be said. "But some of IW'
c1Wdren won't be witb me nwc:h
tca1er."
No 'Smi'les'
·This Year
The Orange County Coast As·
soclation's annual "40 Miles of
Christmas Smiles" lighted dec-
orations competitJon hu been
suspended this year to save
energy, association President
Jack Feehan bas announced.
The anociaUon ts uretng that
homeowners use tt.ytJme dtc·
orations for Chrlatmas to 1ave electricity.
TradiUooally, co~t clUes and
associations were to compete for
prizes in the decoratlna contest.
Crews Clean Spill
SAN FRANCISCO (AP> -A
1,500-gallon oil splll was nearly
cleaned up Thursday, with
Chevron Oil crews sctieduled to
complete the job Friday, the U.S.
Coast Guard said.
HUDUQ.ltoq aea(h pumped Dine
buU t.amtotbevlcdm.
Carter ar1ued lbal Davis is
.known to have • long bJstory or
criminal acUvlty Including what
he Hid was the smugglln1 of
hashish oU into the U.S. in baby
boUJu.
Carter said the bottles •old foe
SU,000 each. And he accused
Davis of involvement in
numerous robbery and extort!OQ
ache mes.
The angry Fenater defended
hl1 client as a man whose ooJy pro1~cutlc>na have been for
posseaalon ol mariJuana -a
cbarae that wu dfsm111ed in
Beverly Hills and an Orange County charge of disorderly
conduct.
He told Judge Kneeland that
Davis' extensive global traveling
-be has vls1ted 12 nations In the
past 18 months -was entirely re·
lated to his widespread lnterest.S
In the clot.hlnc industry.
"Everything he baa ever
broutht back to this country !fas been lborou1bty examined,"
l"enster told the jUdge.
"Nothing of a criminal nature
was ever tound and my client has
never been arrested as a result ot
h1a travels."
Davis, afle.r the setting of the
$100,000 ball, then pleaded inno-
cent to all charges and was or·
dered to face trial Jan. 23 in
Judge Kneeland's courtroom.
Fenster Indicated that the
funds needed to post Davis' bail
will stem fr9m the defendant's ownership or two Orange County
homes and a restaurant.
Davia wlll join Alexander
Kulik, 28, of Newport Beacb, who
J1 h'ee oa t'T!I0,000 ball; Aillhony
Morooe Jr., 23. and Raymond
Relco, 28, both of Huntlnaton
Beach, to tbe trial courtroom;
Morooe and R~ are free oa
$100,000 ball eacb.
Flori la held lo the county Jail wlth ball denied. He faces tbe
death penalty for bis alleged kill·
in& of Bovan.
Davia' attorney repeatedly
protested Carter's alle&ations
that Davl3 played a leading role
.tn planning the execution style
kJJUng of JJovan.
He told Judge Kneeland tbat
DnJs Jett the U.S. Oct. 8, two
weekt before Bovan -a.a killed in.
Newport Beach and protest.ell
thfll It ii "ablolutely JUdJCl'OUI to emmedDavJs .-Ith the plot.••
Varied Rec
Program Set
For San Juan
Tap dancing, theater im·
provisation and a good old
fashioned Las Vegas turnaround
are amon1 lhe new otrerlngs for
San Juan Capistrano's winter
season recreation program.
Registration for winter recrea·
lion classes wUI begin Saturday fro~ 9 a.m. to noon at city of·
fjces, 32400, Paaeo Adelanto.
RegistraUoa will coaUnue Mon·
day throuah Friday froJD 8 a.m.
to 5 p.m. throttgb Jan. 13.
New trips featured during the
winter seuon include a weekend
•kl trtp to Badger PHI in
Yosemite National Forest and an
Euler holiday• surflog trip to
.HawaU.
The winter program also ln·
eludes several new claases for
adulta and children.
For more infonnalion, phone
'93·ll7l. Reaervatlom must be JJUde by
Monday at 5 p.m . for • Dec. le
San Juan CaitUtrano-sponaored
excutslon to tbe Huntlnatoo
Harbour Cbrbtma1 l11bta ln HunQ.natoo Seac:b.
The trip lncludes deluxe tMJa
tranaPOl'tatloo, a boat excunioQ
trouch the barbqr and a no-boll &Dl~k aboard JM~ Marf. Fe~ I or the trtp ts•· J!'or more IQ· !ormatipa, phone '93-1171.
WOlJU) YOU BEI,IEVE-
Th~t l'ltere Are . Still Com.panies
'1. • ..
Rep. John Paul Ham-
merschmidt of Arkansas •lreed
that the Laguna Niguel location
is the problem wilb the Zlaiurat. •
But he said be waan't sure
whether conireaamen should
concern themaelna wlth the
potential Impact of relocattoo to
the Zi~iurat on individuals. F,....PageAJ ,
•WHO CARE IF THE PRODUCTS
TH~Y SELL PERFORM?
DAILY PILOT
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' . -" -_.....,._.,.....
• WHO PRIDE THEMSELVES ON
SERVICE? .. .,,
•WHO WAftlT EVER¥ JOB DONE
PERFECTLY?
• WHO MAINTAIN COMP.LETE INTEGRITY?
YES, "VIRGINIA. .. THERE IS AN ALDEN'S!
• frRY US, YOCl'CL .C.IKE US.)
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Saddlebaek
EDITION
VOL. 70, NO. 343, 4 SECTIONS, 46 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CACIF.ORNIA FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9; 1977
lltteraO.a
N.Y.Stoeks
:---------------------------'Docunients Seized'-----~~--------~--~----t~
·ch Ch~rge.s DjA B~eak-in·
By GARY GRANVILLE
Of Ille Delly ...........
Orange County Supervisor Ralph Diedrich said lochn
tha t D1stn cl attorney investigators Thursday broke mto a
warehouse where his personal business records are kept
and seized documents.
1>1<.'drich said he could not sa~· whal rl'cords we re se1zt·d
by the in vestigators because he has not had a chance lo
\ 1sit the warehouse at 6700 Stanton A \'enuc in Buena Park.
The Fullerton super visor went on to say that he docs
not know if the seizure was covered by a search warrant.
DIEDRICH AL.SO said he will decline a written invitation
from Assistant District Attorney Michael Capizzi to appear
before the county Grand Jury during its bribery-related probe in-
to his affairs. '
Assistant District Attorney Michael Capizzi sa.id today,
"Pursuant to a search warrant. a small garage" was searched.
Schools Close
..
An inspection of what Diedrich called a warehouse and
Capizzi referred to as a garage showed a new lock waa on the
door. There is no other indication of any klDd ot forcible entry.
Capizzi's statement meant that investlaaton had 1one to a
superior court judge and shown probable cause for askin1 for a
search warrant before entering the bUllding.
Capizzi said it would be inappropriate for him to comment on
Diedrich 's other remarks or the exchange of letters.
Capizzi 's letter is dated Dec. 5, and asks the county
supervisor to respond to the appearance loYitat1oo as •ell as an
off er to present witnesses on his own behalf befor• 5 p.m. tod•y.
Instead of accepting the invit.aUOD, Dledrtcb wrote Captui
Dec. 8 and said, .. If you believe that I have committed ey crime,
you should file an information and afford me t.be opportu.nlty to
confront the witnesses against me at a preliminary bffrinc.
. ."C~RTAINLY TWS would be a far better me\hOdof achlev·
ing Jusuce than your secret proceecUftia before the Grand Jury.
that you dominate completely."
Dledrich•a response to Caplul complained that the proi-
ecutor's letter ref en to "the matter under investigation and doe.I
notmakesensetome."
The 53-year-old county 4upervisor said he expects to be in-
dicted "bttcaU5e of the vast energies used by the district at.
torney'• office to Imply I am involved in a crime ...
Caplai's letter makes it clear Uuat at lssue in the bribery in·
vesligation are "nents surrounding certain converaaUons'' with
officials of a development compaoy that in 19'13-7' bad a land use
issue pendin1 before the board ol aupervisors.
MOU SPECIFICALLY, named are olflciala of Anaheim
llilll, Inc •• the company's parent company, Robert H. Grant.
Inc., attorney lllcbael Remlogton and arcbJtect Leroy Rose.
In bla letter, Caplu.l aald, '-nils invitation ii beinc extended
to you so that you will have an opportunity, if you so desl~ to of.
fer the Grand Jury any information which you mlabt have re·
gardiog the matter under investJcatioli.
(See DIEDRICH RECORDS, Pa1e AZ)
Midwest Paralyzed
By Snow, Freeze
By The Associated Press
Ra w icy winds pushed fresh
snow across sections of the
Midwest and Northeast today.
stranding motortsts on clogged
highways and forcing schools
and businesses to close.
Temperatures dropped sharp·
ly as icy winds blew out of the
R ockies and sliced through the 17 nation's midsection. In Dallas.
the mercury dropped from a rec-
ord high of 80 Thursday after-
noon to 20 thi• momtna.
Scores or schools in the Kansas
City area were closed for the
second straight day and early
.morning temperatures hung at
~ •
around zero. Schools in Chicago
were open, but many schools tn
other parts of Illinois were forced
lo close.
And snow continued to rau
through the n ig ht in the
Northeast and Midwest. Pitts·
burgh got six inches; Erie, Pa.,
seven ; Binghamton. N.Y., six ;·
northwestern Indiana, four, and
sections of Wisconsin were under
as much as nine Inches of snow.
Up to eight in:hes or snow were
foreca1t today for Vermont,
where major highways 'were
already slick with snow.
Up to seven inches rell in Il-
linois and four more inches were
'CoJDpoter Operation
School Study Shows
Efficiency Lacking
By LAURIE KASPER
OI T1'9 o.Mly '11•1 Slaff
A team or management consul-
1ants says the Saddleback Valley
.Unified School District's com·
puter is not doing all the work it
oould but the district's business
manager contends that is
because or a lack or money and
manpower.
The consultants Crom Arthur
Young and Company, the flrm
hired by district trustees to study
their central office operation,
recommended this week that the
district review it• computer
documentation.
Right now, said Mike Lewis,
one or the consultants, the·
system 's documentation "re-
sides in the head of the business
manager." If anything happened
to him. he sald, the district would
be hard pressed to Ulanage its
data processing system.
Lewis said the district's com-
puter is used less than SO percent
of "prime lime" yet ~.ooo is
spent to farm out attendance ac·
counting. With the district doing
this work, be said, there is a
"signlrtcant potential for sav-
ings."
But to do this, Moreno said, Lbe
district would have to hire
(See ST(JDY, Page A2)
forecast for M1ch1gan. nor thern
Ohio, ex treme northern West
Virginia and most of New York.
New Hampshire and Maine were
to get between four and eight
inches.
In the Dakotas, temperatures
or 25 to 30 below zero combined
with winds of 15 to 25 mph for
wind-chill indexes o" 60 to 80
below. Temperatures of 40 below
were predicted today in both
states.
DQiens of abandoned cars
lined freeway shoulders, mocit
buried under snow from passing
plows. Detroit's zero reading
Thursday set a record for the
coldest Dec. 8since1882.
Near-blizzard conditions exist·
ed in Minnesota, where roads
were blocked in the western and
southern portions. Temperatures
-well below zero in most of the
state -were not expected to top
10 below today.
Thursday's heaviest snow, four
to nine inches, was across the
southern Great Lakes region.
Meadville, tucked in tbe.
northwestern corner of Penn·
sylvania, was still digging from
beneath 30 inches received since
Monday when the ne.v storm
began, piling up snow at a rate of
<See FRIGID, P11e A2)
SCIENCE TOYS
IE4DING PACK
A Mission Viejo toy store
manager sums up what kids
want from Santa this year:
Science fiction toys.
Television hero games and
dolls are running a close second.
See Bl, Featuring.
SPACIOUS INTERIOR ··· Congressmen and
others on a Thursday tour of the federal
Ziggurat in Laguna Niguel surely didn't
feel crowded as they examined th~ giant
white elephant. A congressional subcom-
Dtlly ........... ~~A--.
mittee is attempting to decide whether to
appro,·e ~.3 'million for renovations that
would be made if new federal tenants arc
found to help fill the mostly empty se\'en·
layer building.
Solons To11r Zigpat
Badham Say~ Building an 'Embanmsmem'
By ANNE COOPER Ot .. Ol!My ..........
.. At the present time this
beautiful, moJtly unoccupied
seven·tl~ed Babylonlut temple
is an embarrassment,•• Rep.
Robert Badbam, R-Newport
Beach, \old three fellow con-
greumen touring the federal
Ziggurat bulldlnl In Lacuna
Nleuel.
"It ls stark, eoncrete proof ol a
fumbling federal government
and its mlsu5e of taxpayers'
money and resQurcea."
The three congressmen fiew
from W~D.C. Thunday
to tour the Ziggurat and sur-
roondin& c.ommunitl~ ·~ 881e$1 the best use ol th,,b\ltlding and
whetbear houslnl la available
locally for ·covernment
employees.
, TM. fedfl'al Generil Services
Admln.lltratloa has f proposed a
$.1:3 mlWm Mnodelina alloca·
tioo to equlp.~ bUlld.l.U for ad·
ditional federal agencies. At
present the building is only 21 per-
cent occupied by aovemmental
agencies. the largest of whleh ls a
divisionof theNatlonalArchlves.
The visiting congressmen are
members of the Conpesslonal ·
Subcommittee on Public BuUd·
inas and Grounds. They wW re-
port back to their fellow con·
greasmen a recommendation on
the GSA proposal, based OD their
on-site lnspectJon.
Badbam has opposed th,e GSA •
request. U the $3.3 milll()ll re-
mode Un1 budeet is denied,
Badham has said be will in·
troduce 19Platioo to make the
buJldloc avallaMe lo tbe
Caplatrano Unified School Dil·
trict., which is faclna a ctltlcal
classroom abortace.
The Zlaural i. located within
Capistrano. Unified bound.new.
Rep. Tom Hagedorn of Min··
nesota said he had beard the
school district was interested in
buytna the building, which bosald
is currently valued at $80 million.
. Leastng apace to the school dia·
trlcl would be considered only it
there remains space available
after as many federal 11encles
as posslble bave relocated to the
La•una Ntauel bulldinc.
Hqedom tald.
At for leallnl space to
Capistrano Unified at a redueecl
rate, as Badbam has proposed,
the Minnesota conaressme aai~
he would'=Sposed. "Why s d the federal tax·
payers subsld.IJ:e one local 9CbOol
district?" be asked. "The.re would be ~ way to distribute
equal be91efita to other school dis'!
tJicta."
Bqedorn said be found d be
bWJdlllg '"yery lmpressi\fe,.,
''lt ii a trqody tbat 1t alts here
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Ruling
Bamper.s
Councils
Te.cben in tbe Saddleback
Valley Unified School District
can't volunteer to work with
aroups during the eveninas at
their schools because tt would be
a violation oC their employment
contract.
Trustees have appro•ed a
policy establishing School Site
Advisory Councils wblcb .... re-
quired at lbdr schools by -.r
state leeillatioo. •
Don aid Ames, assistant
superintendent for instructional
services, asked that trustees re-
quire these groups, wbicb mmt
include parents, teachers and ad-
ministrators, to meet during the
day.
If they meet alter 6 p.m., he ex-
plained, then the district woatd
bave to pay teachers extta, ac-
cording to a clause ln thelr con-
tract. Ames said this could cost
the district from $3,800 to $8,SOO
next year and more in future
years.
Two parents, however, ar~
that day time meetings would ex-
c lude fathers and working
mothers from participating in
the groups which will advl$e
trustees on issues at their
schools.
They said each council shouJd
be allowed to schedule their own
meetings at the time that is best
for members.
Trustees apparently agreed
with this suggestion. They
dropped the time requirement
from the policy but admiUed un-
happiness with the possible
financial result.
Trustee Carole Neusladl said
:.he believes it is "a crime" that
s he is forced to pay the
teachers.
"I want it on record that I pay
teachers under protest," said
Loa Young. She warned that lhJs
issue will be brought up during
negotiations on the teachers'
next contract.
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everal key punchers and obtain
IJlOre equipment. "It's not eolng
ik> work on that machine," he
said.
The business manager, who
later said be objected to the re-
port because it left a false im-
R~ession =:ne public, •aid tile • .f!Strict s *137 .. • for .Ullta ••ta processing needs DlclUd.lbg
1be outside contracts.
Other districts, he argued,
llave computers which cost over
a million dollars and staffs being
paid several hundred thousand
dollars.
Dan Diesel, a student who ls
working as the district's com-
puter operator, said one reason
the computer is used only SO per-
cent of the lime is because the
other time is spent collecting in·
formation and key punchin1.
The consultant also recom-
mended that trustees lniUate
three .. predictive tools" to help
lhem make decisions. He said
these should include a five year
'"rolling forecast," a com·
puterized m<><!el or the district for
"what if" exercises and a neid-
ble budgeting' system rather than
the fixed budget currently uaed.
Lewis said the team'• con·
ctusions indicate the district's
eentralized services are ade-
quate. He said the district's cen-
tralized kitchen will probably be
more ·erficient. than t.he current
operation but recommended that
a study of this be completed.
Moreno said a study of the cen·
traUzed kitchen, a controversial
concept among some trustees,
bas already been presented to
trustees. The consultants said
they were unaware of tbl.I.
The consul&.ants also said that iJa transportaUon, the dlatrtct'1
~ts per bus mile are h11ber
uian half the dlltrlcts ln tbe
countf. Moreno. however, said thla la
na1t one lndlcator of the service.
He aatd tbe cost per atudf/Jlt is
~ory. very aood.'
Santa's Ca111ing
El Toro High School students Dorit Schwarzkopf and
Ted Davis paint a sure sign of the season on a window
in the s hopping center at Rockfield Boulevard and El
Toro Road. The school's "A" art students were given
two days this week to paint holiday scenes on fhe cen-
tcr·s store windows. Students with the best window were
promised a cash prize and donation to the school for a
s cholarship.
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FRIGID ...
an inch an hour.
Northern Illinois University
canceled classes today, the last
day oC the semester. Scores of
elementary and high schools had
closed by midday Thursday and
were e1pected to.1tay shut today.
Volunteers on snowmobiles In
north-central Illinois hunted for
·stranded motorists on Impassa-
ble back roads. Dazed travelers
strageled lnto motels when In-
terstai 51 WJls closed near Ch@inP gn. 1 <JOliil nations tU~'l"aln, snow
and freeing rain glaud roads in
the Ohio Valley and northern Ap-
palachians.
SeH Defense Class
Slated for Women
The Saddlcback Valley YMCA
is offering a special class in seU
defense for worr\en begmning
Jan. 7.
The instruct.or will be Peter
Rablno, a member or the U.S.
Karate Association. For further
information, phone 830·9622.
Schools · Set
Basketball .
Registration
Youngsters may begin allJl.lnl
up for tbe SaddJeback Valley
Unified Scbool' .J>1atdct Rec~•
tlon DePilnment•1 basketball
leagues thlt weekend.
Youngsters in first through
fourth grades may sign up Satur·
day Dec. 17 from lQ •· . fi St ts lo fltl.~~lf¥Jtl Jn regtltar rues ay Ad w ednee ll1 trom a to4:30p.m.
"soys in all grades and alrls ln
fifth and sixth grades wlll be rei·
btered at all the dlstrlct 's
schools except Trabuco.
Third and fourth grade girls
may sign up only al Montevideo,
Olivewood, O'Neill and Rancho
Canada elementary schools.
Parents will be responsible for
transporting their youngsters lQ
theaames.
There will be a charge, ran1ing
from $2.75 lo $3.'15, for league
shirts. This is payable at the time
of registration.
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DIEDRICH RECORDS. • •
"You are not being ordered, compelled or advlaed to aec'ept
t.his invitation to appear and tesllCy, '' Capiui sald.
"If you do not wish to appear, you may submit the nam• and
addresses or available witnesses YoU bell~ve have exculpatory
<tending to show innocence) evidence togethet with a Uat of ques-
tions you wtah the witnesses lo be asked."
ALREADY UNDER lridictmeot for alleted Jllepl poUUcal
campaign acUvities, Diedrich's refusal to accept CaplnJ•a tnvtta-
Uon represented what he said is his attempt "toaecurejuaUce by
bringing this thing out into the open in a court of law where lt
belongs."
He chastised Capizzi for giving h1m fOW' dAJS to reply to the
invitaUon.
.. It is unreasonable to parade witnesses tn front ot two pand
juries Over a period of one year lnqulriDa Into my CODdact and
theb give me four days to penetrate the mystery of yaur rbetartc
and supply )'cMJ with ~culpatory wttnesaes ... Dlldrtcb did.
«tJI' YOU WISH todlaclole to me~ wbat lt ll roa wtah
to ult me an4 why, I sball ~mid.er~ lnvltatlon." .
Oledrlcb went on to point out that he hu not ~·N&reat.c1"
from hll poaltlon ol belief tba\ Caplu1 and tbe dlatrlet •Uorae1'•
office are prejudiced a1alnst him.
"ConsequenU1, I do not bell eve that I wlll be t.r.ated falrty, ..
hesald. Wblle admittlhl be did not know ltthe warehoUM llU"Oben
were fortified with a aearCb warrant. Dled.rtcb aald ttiat to h1I
kno•led1e no one wu asked to admtt them to the bilPdtna where
his bualneu recorda are kept.
.. They almply broke the lock," Diedrich said.
Inmates Welcom.ed
SAN D~GO (AP) -Loved
ones 1allllred today to welcome
home Amtricana Jailed for yean
ln Mex!~ mOltof them convict·
ed ror amug1Un1 dru1s. A dbartered Texas Interna-
tional Alrlines DC-9 left from San
Die1o'a Llndber1h Field thla
morning and headed to Mexico
City wlth 36 Mexican lnmates, ln-
cl udln1 11 who boarded ln
Houston, as tbe hlatorlc ex-
chan1e under the first U.S.-
Mextco prisoner treaty signed ln
Septem6er 1976 got under way.
Tbe plane was Lo return lonl1ht
with 60 Americans, among lhem
a 60-Jeat·Old grandmother and a
2-yeaJ'·old 1irl born ln prison.
On urlval ln Mexico City, the
Mexicans were to be taken to the
nearby Santa Marta federal
prison.
Elizabeth Lankton, the
1tandmother rrom Oceanside,
and Jeanne Luella McMichael,
52, of Fullerton, were arrestecS at
the Mexico City airport on a
flight from South America.
Seven pounds of cocaine was
found ln a Cal&e-bottom handbag,
ofCicera said.
The t.wo women were sen-
tenced to seven yeara. They are
~oming home after serving three
years and nine months.
The f1.nt few days in prison,
said Mrs. Lankton in an in-
terview in Mexico City, were
spent in a "very, very cold cell
with a concrete floor, concrete
walls and a concrete bunk. 1 was
given no blanket, nothing. For
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half empty," he said. "It is a
very valuable resource. The pro-
blem seems to be its location.
Most of the federal employees
who would work here would be in
clerical type jobs. There is no
way they could afford $100,000
homes."
The proposed relocation of
large federal agencies lo Laguna
Niguel would probably mean a
change in the community com·
position, Hagedorn said.
"There might be considerable
opposition tot.hat," he said.
Rep. John Patil Ham -
merschmidt or Arkansas agreed
that the Laguna Niguel location
is the problem with the Ziggurat.
But ht) old he wasn't sure
whelbt$' congrenDlen should
concern thentsetvts wtth th•
potential Impact or relocation to
the Ziggurat on individuals.
"Of course we're interested,"
be said, "but we ttave to consider
first or all our responsiblllty to a
nation of taxpayers for whom
this building is now just breaking
even financially."
Subcommittee chairman, Rep.
Norman Mlnela of San Jose, the
only Democrat on the tour, said
that as a businessman, be could
not afford to allow a building to
stand nearly empty. The federal
government cannot afford it.
either, be said.
Followin( the Ziggurat to\u',
the congressmen were scheduled
to tour the nei1hborlng com·
munltlesfor an lnlpectlon of "ex-
isting low-c:ostboualng."
The tour would include the
communities or Lapna NicUel.
Mission Viejo, El Tero and
Irvine, said Bill Gunn of the
Houslnc and Urban Development
office ln Santa Ana.
"Actually, the purpose or the
tour ls to show them there II no
low-cost housing available lo tbe
area," Gunn said.
three days I had nothln1 to eat.''
But, she said, "the women
1uards were very 1ood to me all
the lime. 1 've had ll a UtUe easier
because of my aae and my white
hair."
Gary Lord, one or Mrs.
Lankton's four ch11dren, said the
famlly paid "over $12,000 to keep
her supplied with Mexictn at-
torneys."
The plane and lta 11 inmates
took off from'\ Houston afld
!lopped here to pick up 24 Me.x·
lean men and one woman fof the
flight. to their homeland. On the
IU&hl back Lo the United Stales. It
was lo carry 26 women, 3.f men
and the toddler.
The waitin1 American lamllles
were told the repatriated
prisoners would be taken directly to the downtown Metropolitan
CorrecUonal Center bere.
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_ Logbook_
Give Him an 'A'
In Salesmanship
By LAURIE KASPER
Of ... DlllYNltMlllf
MARK KA.CBELEIN, El Toro High School's student
representative lo the Saddleback Valley Unified School Dia-.
trict board, demonstrated one or the Clner pointl of
salesmanship Wednesday:
Give your product lo people who
would feel guilty for both accepting IL as
a girt and rejecting it as a purchase.
Kacbelein told trustees how the El
Toro students are selllng candy to help
raise $00,000 for a school stadium and
then 1ave a box, as a gift, lo each
trustee.
But the~ promptly started
diHinl into their pocketl and purses to
pay.
Board president Loa Youn1 lOPked
out al her audience or administrators aod declared, .. Now, I
see a lot of rich prople in the audience." She promptly called
a break ln the meeting.
Needless to say, Kacbeleln'ssales were swift.
***
PIDUP REILLY, president o( the Mission Viejo Com-
pany, will receive his reward for building a successful com·
pany Monday night.
He's aoing to be "routed" by his fellow builders at a
benefit sponsored by the Construction Industries Alllance
for the City of Hope.
Proceed.I from the dinner will establish the PhWp J.
Reilly Research Fellowship in Respiratory Diseases at the
City of Hope. Reilly also will be presented the "Splrtt of
Llfe, 0 whlch we're told Ls the mOlt prestigious award pre-
sented on behalf of the medical and research center.
* ... .
A oaoup OF a&DDLEBACK VALliflY ..... bl~
school students apent tbelr 1bank11iving vacat.lom hllh tn
the Santa Cruz dloWU.alns.
The occasion was the Pacilic Reelon YMCA Rllh
School CooCerence which was deslaned to help yoan.1 people
realize how their attitudes affect others as well as
themselves.
The young people worked In .. llvlng 1roupa" with YM·
CA facllitatora leading them ln activities, discussions and
team-building exercises. ·
Included In lhe 1roup were El Toro HJeh School stu-
dents Darcy Adams, Jana Black, Stacy Isley, Shelly laley,
Mark Amendola, Catheryn Garvan, Pally Walker, Jeff
Prondinski, Greg Prondinsii, Dave Schell and Marlene
Pohl.
Misslon Viejo JD1b School students there included Sheri
Hembree, Leslie Cotton and IJsa Forkasdi. Eric Hungate
and Alex Gottdank, students at Capistrano Valley H1gh
School, also attended.
***
I MISSlON Vlf:JO RESIDENTS vlalUnl Ensenad•, Mex·
co, ln a couple of "ara may experience a feelln1 of deja va
if they~ to villt the hospital there.
A croup of aix Mexican doctors ~d bealtb offtdaJs
toured Mlssion Communlty Hospital Monday to set Idea for
a hospital acbeduled to be built In Enaenada over the next
two years.
The 1roup is ptannin1 to pattern their hospital alter
Mission Community because the hospital's one-story coo-
n1uration ls inexpensive to build. Ttlat means more money
can be spent on needed equipment, one oCflclat explained. .
•WHO CARE IF~THE PRODUCTS·
THEY SELL. PERFORM?
' •WHO PRIDE THEMSELVES ON
SERVICE?
• WHO WANT EVERY JOB DONE
PERFECT~Y?
•WHO MAINTAIN COMPCETE INTEGRITY?
YES, •'VIRGINt~" 1THEAE IS AN ALDEN 'S!
· (J'RY US, YOU'L.L CIKE US.)
STOCKS I BUSINESS 8 DAILY PILOT
. •1 SYIMUJOaTI• ' p~ be•lonlaf. to plaQ Wlftt« sport; vac:aUOM 1b0uld
Couidtr 1JM natloD • J>W for 1ome ol UM beit moa•1 valu•av.U.ble,; ~ akl tcNN aJoaa the ride• or lDto woodll
•N off~ aluvetal pub. LaueD Volcanic, Roeky Moun·
Wn alMt Yoeeriilte are exceUeot for both do~ asld c:roas
·country aldlna, and Mount Ralnllr: Olf ~ aklloa on 'I
1Jacier.
NAnONAL PA8K8 ALSO orn:a AN ABUNDANCE
Of otbw Wiottt 1~. Hidden Valley in Rocky Moun
NaUoiW Park baa doWnhjll ski n1n1, an lC61k.atlna rink Ml
a f>latc.r allde. At paeb parb as Otymplc, Se'Quola. and
Kini• ee:Yon. taMte are aNU tor aUcltq on lnnenubel
platUrt. . ~ii f«Mind 1D moat pl tu u naU°"at para • . some pttmtt wlDler moun~na. .
Ttiere'• lee ftihlns at 1011M ltefb and 1DOWraoblUns
detlana&eil ~· Yellow1toae cooducta anowmobil•
lnto 'l"lldlil• Ntut areu.
Oaly • tew of tbe pJrb bay• ovemtibt aceom~ ll~. butLJ!rlntil racWdea. are available ln nearby com~ mun!Ut;t. Mott pa)'.kl have ..-e.a lor 1now ca.mptnt. And for everyonf, thete11 the lute of the wtntet panorama of clln·
encrusted mountalna and snow-laden trees.
In ftSPOOH to the crowing popularity of
winter reel'eaUon, the
N aUonal Park Service la
1pendin1 1ub1tant1al
amounts on. the develop.
ment of lkl areas, ice akatln1 rinks and atmuar f acWtlea. Jt also l1 developinC modett f amUy-type Kl areu. In tbe 11.x
parka that provide ski Hits, the m01t popular form of •kllnl
ta downblll. but the para are 11tresalnl CJ'GIWOUDtry lkl· ine, whtch cannot eully be done at mo1t commercial •Poll.
FOB Tll08B WHO WANT 4 8ltl act¥>ol, cboicee are
Lassen, Mount R•lnler, Olympic, SeqQOia and Kibp Canyon, Yosemite a.ad Rocky Mountain.
Crater Lake offen a l~·mile croa.s-couota traU,
although no downbill skttns. Some 1klen tour around the•
lake rim, a distance of more than 30 miles. Rall tbe para;
o((er toboaanln1. ·
Tbe national parka are scattered from Mal.De <~cadla)
t o California (Laaaen Volcan~c>. from W1ointn1
(Yellowatone Natioa-1> to Wubinaton (Mount Ra.In.let). All
are availablebyblcbway, moetbyplue, tralllorba.
For l!lore informatlon, send so c;ent1 to tbe,
Superintendent of Documents, U.S. GoVen>meat PrlnU..1 Office, Washtngton, D.C. 20402, and tequest the broebure
"Winter Activities ln the N ationa.I Park Sntem." Allo aench
queries to the auperlntendent at lnd.lvtdual para.
* * * * * *· Columnist Rorwred ..
LAWRENCE, Kan. CAP> -Financial columnist ancJ •
author Sylvia Porter wiU be ~warded the William Allen'
Whlte FoundaUon prize at University of Kauu on Feb. 10. ~
Miss Porter was cited u one who "aempl.lfta Wllllan •
Allen White in service to profelaioo Incl • • • cou:ntrJ. •'
"Sylvia Portet' ls In the White ttadltlott ln aeftl'al wayt.
clarity of etyle, a logtcal approacb to emotional tsaues, lden-
tlftcaUon with bar reader•. and auta." uld swan Awbrey
ol the Hutchimbn, Kan., News; president of the foundaUoll,~
Countians Win
Honors on Job
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