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Winston's Widow I
Lady Churchill
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1 CHURCHILL WIDOW DIES
Lady Sptncer Churchill
LONDON <AP> -Lady
Spencer Churchill, 92, widow of
Britain's wartime leader Sir
Winston Churchill, died today at
her home in London after a heart
attack.
Her grand son. Wins ton Churchill, who announced her
death, said she wu lunching with
her secretarr when stricken.
Lady Spencer Churchill,
named Clementine but
nicknamed "Clemmie•· by Sir
Winston, began auctioning his
paintings and other family
heirlooms quietly this year to
help meet hpenses.
She had been in failing heaJth
several years and progressively
retreated into seclusion since the
death in 1965 of her husband or 57
years. He was 90 at his death.
Last July she underwent ab-.
domlnal sur~ery at King Edward VII Hospital in London. The
reason for the operation was
never made public.
Shocked Britons suggested
special legislaUon or an appeaJ to
provide for her needs, but she
sald she deplored any such idea
and it wu dropped. •
Lady Spencer CburcbJU was
bom April 1, 1118$ to $ir Henry Hod~ .nd Ledy BlaMbe Hoder. Her mother wu descended from
·· a Jona line of Britlah ·earls, aa 'V•• str Wlnaton -a ~randaon ot the Dukeof MarJboroueh. •
Sby all accounts, It was 1ove at
fttlt 1tlbt when Clementine
01llvy Hl>iler, the 23-year-old
daochter of • Draeoon Guards
colonel, and Slr Wlnaton met at a
f aahlonabte dinner party in 1908.
He waa a M~year-old cabinet
mlnlsier ..
Churchill proposed soon after
ln tbe 1arden1 of Blenheim
Palace. his fam.IJy'1 18th century
eatata. Tbe1 w• Sept. 12, uoe at st. Marear~·• Cbureh, London,
. <Seo. "1.l)()W, Pate A!)
' Danger:. OOzing Wine
A bilingual sagn ln Episkopi, Cyprus,
means just what lt says: Grape juice can
be a hazard to runners like Royal Air
Force Cpl. Kenneth Vooght or to vehicles
along the Paphos·Limassol Road .. The
Tbe City of Santa Ana will leek
dam aces of nearlr S$00,000 in the
aase11ment pbue of the Oranae
County Superior Court obacenlty
trial lnvolvtnl movies screened
at the Mitchell Brothers Honer
Plaza theater.
Attorne)' Jam• Clancy, wbo
1uccesafUllY represented the city
in tu clalm that Artie and James
Mitchell screened obtcene mov·
ie• at thtir theater, said tbe
Fire Kill8 Woman
CHICAGO (AP) -An tlder)J
woman whole au wu sbui olf
becaUM IM f alled to Pl)' past
d1ie uUU\J bllll wu killed--in a
fl.re ln,lw!i,·&wth Slde hom• after. • nroeene lamp uaed for heat'
and Uaht apparently was
knocked over, autborlU.. 1atd. A
•Pok"man f(>r'. ~ Peopltt Gu
Co. 11ld ... Oriiff WU dlacan· unued Ill tM home of Nancy 1 Roberta ts. on Aq. 12 beea\IH
1be owed '8'n.88ln p11t due bUll
daUn1 back to septembtr 11:
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warning was posted because the road is
used by trucks carrying ripe grapes for
winemaking, and the juice, oozing from the
trucks, can make the road slippery.
.. Arson Causes
$25,600 b>ss
At HB· Chllrch
An arsonist torched a
downtown Huatlngton Beach
church Sunday nJ1ht. causing
$25,000 In dama1e to the rnatn
altar, ftremen repOrted today.
Fir•men doused the blue at
about 1 p.m. The fire wu ap.
parenUy toucbed off on a card ta·
bl• ln front. of the altar ot St.
Mart'• By the Sea Catholic
Church, 325 loth St.
Some type of ioceoctlary device
w11 "'9ed to atart th• lite tn u
Advent wreath made of pine
t>ouih which wu placed oo a ta·
ble for aervlees earlier tn the
day. aald fire lnlpectOr Gary
Glen a. Th• daurcb wu unoc:euplicl
and unJoiked when th• fi l'e.
<See nag. Paa• .u> . .
Survivors
Saved by
Passersh~
• a and two men
were tnJured Sunday moroiq
when f1re swept t.broup a Sant.a
Ana home, fire offlclala re-ported.
The two survivors of tb.e blue
at 1314 N. Flower St. were pulled
to safety by passersby wbo
knocked down the two-story
home's front door wben tbey
spotted the fire and the two
men •s struggle to esca~ the ln-
femo.
But le&epb P. Casey Jr •• 3'1,
died in tbe fire.
Caaey Jived at tbe Flower
Street addrea. The other two
men Inside the house wben it
caul'ht fl.re, Daniel Woods, 20. ~
Looi Beach. and Robert Noll. 27,
of Loa Anteles. were visltorL
Woods was taken to UCI·
Medical Center' where be is IUD
undergolnc treatment tor smote
inhalation as well as for leccmd
and third degree bums about bis
hands and arms. ac~ to
fire offidals.
Noll ,.,.. treated at tbe medical
center fw smoke Inhalation and
then released.
Witnesses told fire officials
that it wu three men wbo pulled
Woods and Noll to safety after
kn<M:klnathe door down.
But. the oftldals were told, the
tbree re1euera were unable to
make their way to the burninf
home'• second noor where Casey
wutrapped.
OCficfals said it toot about 30
minutes to bring the blaze under
c:ontrol ·after flreflghten were
called toiMscene at~12 a.m.
They estimtted toda.y tbat the
fire dadlage to the bOule and Its
contenta "&nitbt be as blgb as
$t!IO,odo or more .. "
Weather
Mostly· fair tbrouch
Tuesday except lato D11bt
and euly mornlnc low
clouda. Lowa tonight upper
40s to low $0a. Highs Tues-' day upper eoa and Iott' 108.
INSIDE TODA. Y • Bight thoM•and fa••
wlcorrl• horM r~ &q,
ojtn 8'ltt' /ird '*torr fft
Nl'L. St~. Bl.
·&•es
;11Jf OAIL.Y PILOT S Mond•t· December 12, 1tn
Deeision BFoftden
l\'ledia Reporting
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''WASHINGTON (AP) -Tbe
U.S. Supreme CoU.rt let stand
today a lower court'• decudon
t.browing out a $81,000 libel
award against The New York
Times and the National Audubon
Society.
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Icing
The juatlcea refUJed to review
a ruling by t.be 2nd U.S. Clreuit
Court of A.,PPeall cbaractel'lled u "ln every way a landmark .. on
the right to report serious
charges against public figures.
The court's action sets no legal
No, this isn't a picture of cream topping on a chocolate
pie. The photographer caught this pattern of ice crystals
on a woven wire fence in Fairbanks, Alaska. Doubt it?
'.'Jotc the bare wire at the lower righthand corner.
Treatment Set
For Sex Rap
RENO (AP)-A Washoe judge
bu ordered psychlatrlc treat·
ment for a Callfornia ranch
foreman convicted of forcing a
Canadian couphp .. ~.~ 'ftlt at
knife poinl.
District Judie W.illiarn
Form an sentenced Robert
Blaine Johnson. 36, of San Joa-
quin Valley to two years proba·
lion on .. a six-year suspended
prison sentence and ordered him
to undereo psychiatric treat·
ment. H~ also was ordered to
spend 14 days in jail.
Two Canadian tourists from
British Columbia told police lhat.
Johnson, who was visiting the
Reno area. entered their motel
room al knifepoint and ordered
them to have sex. The woman
was 63 and the man was 59.
Syrian Troops
Face Rioters
BEIRUT, Lebanon <AP) -Ex-
p\osions and rando01 machlne-
gun flre were heard today as
Christiani protested 11uspeJ14ion
ol one of their newspapers with a
general strike and street bar-
ricades.
Heavily armed Syrian troops
set up machine-1un poslUons.
Steel-helmeted Syrian soldiers
trained their antiaircraft 1una on
main aquares and 1.nteraecUona
in the Christian sect.or. Youn1
Christians threw ue roadblocu of
burning tires that sent thlck
smoke billowin& over much of the
city.
Slx arrests were re,pdrted, bUt
there were no report.a that the
Syrians had openecl fire or .that
there were any cuualtlea.
O"ANQI COAIT ... I
DAILY PILOT
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WIDOW .••
within sight and sound ~f Blg
Ben.
''I married and lived happily
ever after,;• Sir Winston recalled
2> years 1ater in his autoblog·
rapb.y.
Their marriage produced one
son and four daughters · Ran-
dolph Churchlll, a politician and
writer who died ln 1968, aged 57 ;
Diana Churchill, twice-married,
who died In 1963 from an over·
dose of sleeping pills; Sar<.1h
Churchill, an actress; M«J ry
Churchill, who married prom1
nent British politician "'•r
Christopher Soamei;, :rnd
Marigold Frances Churchill,"' hu
died at age 2. Many Britons becam e ;11,1,.arc
or the elegant. d1i.:nif1l'd l:idy ••l
Churchill 's side when Gt•rmun
bombs began dropping on Lon·
don in the blitz of 1940.
In a broadcast to India, she
said : "I must admit I find Jife in
England today absolutely thrill·
ing. I am glad to be alive at this
great moment In our history."
She visited air raid shelters,
bombed-out towns, public soup
kitchens and other wartime
scenes.
She was considered one of Bri-
tain's ablest woman si>eaken
aod Churchill gave serious con·
sideration to her advice on his
oratory and acknowledsed his
debt to b~ aid for that and more.
"It would have been imP.<>SSI·
ble for any ordinary man to have
got through what I have had to
get through in peace and war
without her devoted aid," Sir
Winston said al war's end.
Flynt PostA ·
Bail in 'Crue~
precedent, ~t courts In tbe 2nd
Circuit, eaeompa .. lo~w
York, Colmeetlcut and V t,
and elsewhere in the country
may rely on the appeab court
reasoning lo deciding future libel
suits. If so, public fi1urea could
find it more difficult to aucceed in
auchclaima,
The cue con1ldered by the
juadces today centered on a tm
article in the Times rePorting
that the Audubon Society
charted ftve prominent aden·
tisls with lying about the effects
of pesticides on American birds.
The society long hN been an,
outspoken opponeJJt of the use ol
the pesticide DDT, claiming it la
e.JttremeJy harmful to birds.
Three scientists named 1n the
Times article sued for libel, and
were awarded $61,000 by a
federal trial jury tn early 19'16.
Last May, however, the ap.
p eals court overturned the
award.
It ruled: "Whal is newsworthy
about. auch accusations is that
they were made. We do not believe that the press may be re-
. quired under the First Amend·
ment to suppress newsworthy
statements merely because it
bas eeriout doubts regardin& their truth, ..
New York Times attorney
Floyd Abrams said the court's
ruling that "neutral" reporting is
protected by the First Amend-
ment "is in every way a landmark
ruling."
"Until this case, no court had
made as clear the proposition
that when a journalist r ePorts de-
famatory charaes by OQe public
(igure aiainst another there can
be no liability, reeardlesa of the
journalist's own views about the
accuracy of tbe cbar1ea.''
Abramuaid
The three scientists who ap.-
pealed to the Supreme Court are
J Gordon Edwards, profesaor of
entomology at San Jose State;
Thomas H Jukes, professor of
medical physics at UC Berkely;
and Robert H Wbite·Stevera,
professor of bloloey at Rutgers
University
Because their libel suit in-
volved lndlviduals and or1anlsa·
tlona from various states, it wu
tried tn federal court, with U.S.
District Judie Charles 14.
MetinerofNew York presldina. Tbe Jury awarded '21.000 ln
compensatory dama1e• to
Edwards and $20,000 each to
Jukes and White-Stevena after
finding that the actentls.ts
proved "actual malice .. by tbe
Audubon Society and the Times.
A 1964 Supreme Court rullni
barred public officials and public
figures from collecttna damaaea
for "a defamatory falsehood re··
la ting to bis official conduct .. un·
less it could be proved "that the
statement was made with actual
malice-that ls. wtth knowledle
that it was falae or with reckle11
disregard of whether it was false
or not."
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FIRE •••
began. No one wu seen or beard
at the time of the blaze, Glenn
satd.
Father Denis Lyons. pastor of
the church, formerly called Sts.
Simon and Jude Church, said
another arson attempt occurred
near the altar within the past
year.
Glenn aaid there appears to be
no motive for the m01t recent.
anon other than mallclou.s rnll·
chief.
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final verdi,t after the damages .
phase of tht trlal.
"It m1tht well be at that timo
that we can close the theater," he
said. "We certainly hope so."
Attorney Joseph Rhine, wbo
represented the Mltcbell
brothers in the trlaJ, 1a1d he ln·
tends to appeal the Jury's ob-
scenity Jlncllna . •
AD BRINGS
Q!)JCK S4LE
"Tbank you for helplna roe aelt
mJ 1ofa .. ' tho Tultlrt bouHwife
1 !Ji· trlod another Santa Ana
paptr and a lboppet and fot no
resulta.''
Hett'• the ·Dally Pilot
claHlflod ad that 1parkt4 the
tale; I
SOFA t' looM pul()W. anll·'
que 1otd. • JC.a•UP
GolagDotmt.
A hellcopter lifts a tractor to the bottom or
the Grand Canyon where a construction 'ilrrn is building a sewer s~~a\ for lndtan-.
who ll~-!1in.Supa1 Villqe . .vu;. .
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Jailed Bovan· Suspect
Roy R ichard Surremkn to Newport Police
Arraignment ii scheduled
Tuesday in Oren1e County
Superior Court for Roy
Cbriatopber Rlcilard, the sixth
suapect now held bl the slaying of
Siephen John Bovan of Fountain
Valley.
Richard surrendered Frid~ to
Newport Beach police. He was
booked into city jail on the
murder conspiracy warrant
which waa ia1ued after he and
seven others were indicted on
multiple criminal charges by the
Orange County Grand Jury.
Bail oil that warrant was
originally set at $SOO,OOO, but it.
baa been reduced to Sl00.000 by
Superior Court Judie Robert
Kneeland. ·
1 Polla MY they ei.pect Richard to remain lD custody unW he bu
been •rralcned.
Richard. also kaown as
Raabada Dev, la tbtt ~rmer
president d the Lqu:aa Beacb .
Hare Krlahna TemitJe: ·
Temple officials say that •
Richard and bJI t.m.e bualness partnen ln the Newport Btaeh inveatm~t ftrm, .Pruadaml>ll· trtbutlna. Inc .• have not-.odat·
ed with tbe temple for more than a year.
Those buatnesa P8rUMn. Alex· ander Kulik, Jqaeph Sbe1ton n,v!a m and Jbleph, Gabriel
Fedorowatl are accuaed by
Police ol CJC"derlni the kldnappln(
and kUliq of Bovan.
Bovan, 38, WU shot to cMath
Oct. 22 outside Nft'l)Ort Beach-s
El Ranchito restaurant. He was
abot nlne times.
Police arrested Kulik on •
charre of poueutn1 more than
$1 millloo worth of heroin wl\hln hours of Bovan's death. HI! ta tree
from custody after Poltint a
$'150,000 bond.
Also arrested ln the cue were
the three alleaed bit men, An·
tbony "lJtUe Toay" Matone, Jr.,
23, Raymond Ste\ren Resco, 28,
and J en-y PeMt' Fiori, 41, all of
Huntlnetoo Beech.
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InvpstiJJltorS ~laim the Uio
was-hired to kill 89van in ~tali•· tlon tor the Id~& this sum-
mer of Kulik.
The th,..; men haH been iden·
tified as relocated federal wit-
nesses or relatives of witnesses
who were moved into the Orange
Coast area \inder assumed
names by the U.S. Marshal's
service after aiding in prosecu-
tion of east coast Malia figures.
arrested in Bali and brouiflt be,-•• week to race oharte;. waa freed after bis ball was r,.
duced to $100,000,
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DOG ••• I stomach was pumped by ia
veterinarian who found bwn8'h Marone and Resco were freed
from jail about a month after
their arrest~ after posting
$100,000 bond each.
hair in thedos'sstomach. 1
Flori is held without ball and
faces death penalty prosecution
in 'the case.
"I'm preUJ sure the doewnt be
destroyed," tb\' pollce offlcfr
said. "Youcan"trullyblamet.he
dog, but what else are you going
to do with him?"
Thr" of the PDI 1>artners -
• Kulik, Davis and Richsnt ..-have
been arrested. Dam. who was
Friends "'lmd famtly membets
flocked to the Setzers' home to
console the ~pie. who hue two •
other chUdreD. ·
Wedding .OR'd 1
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M~ Swpgranny .to Marry :
I LONDON CAP) -Mark Goodman, who wants to 1
marry his '17-year-old step-grandmother, said today
his father 1n Los Angeles agreed to the wedding and
they would fly to the United States, probably a few
days after his 21st birthday Jail. 25, for the ceremony.
Mark, who lives with his fiancee, Mrs. Ray Good-
man, former second wife to bis arandfather ~ in North
London, said;.. :•we just can't get over the legal com-
plicattona 1D trus country, so we·rell)1ng to the Sta~s
to get married... .
Thtt couple were barred from marrylng 1n Britain
by the 1949 Marriage Act, but can marry in all but 10
states in the'United States. ·
' Mark added: •'The wed&n, will take place in Los
Anaeles where my parents live~ Tbe1 were agaJnst
the wedding at first. My rather telephoned and we
cussed each other.
"Then we talked it over and now he has given his
conseat. Both parents will be comini to the
ceremony. It's aoingto be a fantastic affair."
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VOL. 70, NO. 3'6, 3 SECTIONS, 26 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI A
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BYDAJ!~~HAM Miss Evert said. "I don't know Friday and were due to leave aign may bave lfven ~ to welcomealgnandthat'iwbatwe
Teno.lntarCh.ria Evert said to-bow these rumora1et1tarted, ~t Sunday, but they stayed throua.h rumon that Mias Evert'• last dld."
ctaytherelanotruthtotherumor youcandenythemnow.ltlmt today. '1belr preaenee became namellnowCoanon. that ahe and Jimmy Connon are true." pu bJlcly known when ther Jorie Oce1ueda, a main--Thia momlng the •• alan wu
secretly married and honey-Tennis star Connon, asked lf showedupatoearby)oJmW~ tenancemanwboputuptheslp, ~~~g~ ~ readd'JtmWelc~~e
U)OOnlng In Newport Beach he and Evert were married, said Tennit Club durin& the weekend said the wording wu 1lven to ., v an my """'"
Evert and Connors are aiaytne brusquely, uyou IUY• can write topracllce. him by Katb,y Wlllon, the club's nora.
•t the NewPOC'ter Inn. Rellatra-whatever you want to." Then be A 1l1n creeted Mlsa EYert an4 aoelald1rector. Miss Evert waa reached at the
uon wuundel'Oonnora'name. turned andwalkedoCf. Connon at centa-court of the "We weren't calllq her Mn. hotel~-She said t.Mlr plans
••No, we're not married and we Connors and Mias Evert tennis club. It read, ••welcome Connors," Ms. WUaon aaid. •'Tbe were tndeftnite but that i:nar-~ve no plans to get married.'' checked into the Newporter IDn Cbrll and ,Jim Connora. .. The bola just told us to put up a riagewun'tamongtbem.
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LOS ANGELES <AP> -Fifty-ttve detecUvea are working full
time on the IDllsld.e Strangler cpe, t.rytnc to find~ the killer or
Jr,lUers wbo left the bodlea of 10
young women scattered on
secluded bilJaides throu.gbout the
city.
And they're being aided -or
l\ampered -by thousand.I of.
parl·tlme detectives, the
barbers. mailmen, secretaries,
s}loe salesmen and the lady next
dpor.
Everybody is talkint about the
strangler. Everybody baa a
theory. Many are dreamin1
about the reward, now totaling
$150,000.
One ni&ht lJ.St week a woman
looked in her rear view mirror
pnd saw a car Collowlng her. She
~eded up. He speeded up. The
strangler, she tboughMo herself as she floQred the gas pedal and
'raced at speeds up to 80 mph to a
(riend 's home.
She screeched to a hall in front
of her friend's bouae and dashed
to the door. Her friend crabbed
an ax and held the man lD b1I car
UDtll pol.Ice came.
Waa tbe Jn.an the 1traqler?
No, be lboupt. be WU ehu1nc
tbe strangler. Somehow the man
fltured tbe woman's car
matched the description of one
aeen by a witnesa to one or the
ptrangler abductions.
The m~ wbo lived SO miles
away, sald be was in the area
looking for the stranater because
family needed the reward
oney. Sheriff's invesUgatol'S ln-
viewed him and dismfssed him
aa 1l "cuckoo," Lt. PhU Bulllngton
aid.
-.One of the big questions in the
a•e is how does the stranaler ~ck up tbe vtcUma? Jn only one case ls there a
'lcnown witness to the abiluclion.
/Lauren Wagner was taken away
i!>Y two people who pulled behind
'ler car wbm she stopped a few
bousea ·from her home Nov. 28.
The wttneu aald the car 1oolted
somewhat like a police car.
A few days later POllce arrest· ed a man drlvlnl a car that
looked Jlke an unmarked POllce
car. lnaide they found radios
tuned to police trequencle9, a
RO&rtable red ll~t on the front
aeat, two macnetbed police de-
c«la to put on the dOor and a blue
jacket with IM Aqeles Police
Department letterin~.
Just a man who likes to play
policeman, authorities dffided.
No connection to0 the strani!er.
case.
That's just on. ot tJ(e th~
1oin• around -Uaat tbe atraneter or 1\ran1ler1 lm· ~rsonate Police to plet u9 the · vtcuma.
' The police aren't i.lkbil about their ch1e1 and 111 tbey don't'
kQow for 1ure that all 10 ltran•
lllng1 ll'9 the work of the tame
killer klllen.
What cluee do the eocktall par·
ty dei.cttves have7
Th• tuk force IDv•tl1aUn1
the ld.111np baa arown to 55 men
after belDg Ht up wlth 29 men
Nov. ~ bey have recelYed more the l,000 Ups called In by
dUa.na.
AD BRINGS
QVICK SUE
•"J'bat l~ tor belplna mt sell
my Ida.' the 'J\&atlD hoUHWile
11td.
••1 tried another Santa Ana
paper anid a 1hopper and aot no r•ult•."
Hu·•'• the Dally Pilot
tla11lfled ad that 1parkcd tho
aate: · .
SOFA i' lootepUlow, •nil·'
qu11old. "5. ~·u--
Santa Claus waved Christmas greetings as he arrived via
police helicopter early today at Paularino Elementary
School in Costa Mesa. Santa will be taking gift request3
at local schbols throughout the week. Santa reportedly is
making use of the Costa Mesa police helicopter in order
to let bis reindeer rest up for the big night.
Mesa Leader Sues
Schools Over Thefts
The first time thieves broke in-
to the Estancia High School
mechanics' compound and stole
S200 in parts from student David
Sorsabal's truck, his father
picked up the tab. Wh~n someone btoke in qaln
over the Veterans Day weekend
and stole $'100 worth of equipment
from the truck youne Sonabal
was working on for a claes, bis
f atber decided It was time
aomethinl was done about the
acbool 'necurlty.
So Costa Mesa City Manqer
Fred SOnabal bu filed a eta.Im
against the Newport·Meaa
tJ.olfted SchOol J>Jatrlct. .. l just decided tt wu Ume
somethlllg wu doae, •• ~
aald ~Y, nottn• tbat OtlaiT
theft& bave alto been reported at
the compound, lncludl~I one cue tn -.blch ~ thlen1 went
joJridluio a•toleacar. He , tald be hU l\lll•ted a auard doa or other 1ecµrtt1
meJ&uret toPJ"Otect tU veblClea.
"W•'ve AIPPed up OW' pe,uc.·
prot.ection od oC tbe 8J'ea, but you can't be evel')'Wti'ere ,at ooce, 0
Sonabal said.
Sonabal'1clalm ls·~ to
be routinely denled by 1ebool
trustees Tue1day nteht.
Trustees, u ii their cuttom. will
then refer lt to the acbool dia-
lrlct 's insurance com1>an1.
3 Baby Girls
Die in Blaze
cusmNo. Okla. (AP>
Three baby girls dJed after fire
swept throuih a bedroom where
they . were aleepina, authorities
aald. '
Tb-dtad lltli were tdentllied
Sem411 •Sonya Ward, 2, Nancy Lyon .Jolmloo, a, and her sister,
AmY Jo, 'fmonUil.
The fire bt'Okt out In the klteben of Lawrence E.
Jobn•on'• sroUd·fioor apart-mmt 1n tb1!I ooribeut Oklaboma
town at about ':20 a.m. and
1pread to the ctlllnl of the bedroom 'fibeni the three llrll
were ="I 1he n.llbt. aa.ld
F!r.-C: BW ~win:
.
CM Housing P lan
BJ lllCll&EL PASKZVJCB °' ................
JI Colt.a Mesa ID danier of beeominl a city dominated by
apartmmtl? Or hu lt already
happened?
In early 11'74 the Colta Mesa
Clty Council approved a series of
recommendadou from a houa·
lnC 1oala and objectives commit·
tee. Un.able to forese. Jncreues
in the cast ot lwnnee, the commit·
tee made the recommendations
for the~ up to 1980.
Reporting
Of Figures
Broadsned
Th• Juatlee8 retm4'd to """' a na.Una by the 2Dd U.S. ctmUt
COurt fl Appeals cbaraat.iled
U ula flflfll'Y W81 a ludmark1' OD
the rl1bt to report HrJoue
chara• eaalnlt DUbli• a,ur-.
The COld"l•a aetSion Hts no tecal
precedent, but courts ID the 2nd
Circuit, encompas•lnl New
York, Cannect.h:Ut and Vermont,
and elaewbeff ID the couatry mQ rely OD the appeall court
realOlllna ID dectd1nl future libel
suJta. U ao, public f1aurea could
ftDd lt more dlfftcalt to aucceed lD
aucbdahm.
The cue comddered by tbe
juticea todaJ em.tend OD a 1'73
arUcl• tn the 'nm• reportlnC
that tb• Aud•bon SoeJ•t1 charac ftft promtn•t adeno
tlata with b1DI about tH effect.I ol peaUddel ODA.medcu blrdl.
The IOCW;y Jana bat been Ul
outspoken oppcioent of the UM of
the .,.Udde DD'l', cJ•lm•na 1t 11
extremelJ banntul to blrdl.
Three tcldltl name4 ID the
Tiln• altlcle •Uied for libel. and were awardect '81,000 by a
federal trla1JL1r1Inear)¥197&
Lui. MIQ', bow~•. the ape
peal• court overtarned the
award.
It ruled: ~II DIWIWCll'thJ aboUt IUCh aeeuaatlona 11 that tbey were macSe. We do uo\ bellne that the press may be,..
quired UDder the Pint Am.S.
ment to 1upprea1 new1worthy
atatemmta maei, beoauae lt
bu •erioua doubt.I resardlng their trutb-.,
Planning staff member DoQa
Clark, wbo terVed as committee
conaultant. •aid the boulina e1eo
ment recommendation called for
conatructlon ol 4,003 new alni1e
family bom• by u.>.
An a&Httonal 2,.:118 apartments
or cMCbninium UDitlt by JJllO
were couidered aufficlent to
meet the city's needs, accorclina
to Clark. However, as al Dee. 1 OD])t eG'
new bomes have been built In
Costa Meaa alnce 1973, leavina
.
the city 3,400 homes abort of its
1llO project.lon.
1D CCJlltrUt. 5'2 CODdomlnl\IJDS
and Z,1113 apartment unlta have
gone up lD Cc.ta Kesa since tho
committee NpOrt was approved.
Tbll total or a.a. multl·unlta has
already put the city nearlY 1,000
Wl1tt above lta 1980 projection.
Wbatbappened?
At lellt one clty councilman.
Domtntc RactU. believes 11we
have failed ID aetttng 11n1Je-
(8eeJIOUSING. ,aae AZ)
U~ln Seellldotl
X·rated Films -.
Santa Ana Seeks ·
$500,tJOO Eirm .
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Grapes Ptttk a PunC!h
A bilingual sign in Episkopi, Cyprus,
means just what it says: Grape juice can
be a hazard to runners like Royal Air
Force Cpl. Kenneth Vooght or to vehicles
along the Paphos-Limassol Road._ The
warning was posted because the road is
used by trucks carrying ripe grapes for
winemaking, and the juice, oozing from the
trucks, can make the road slippery.
Santa Ana Blaze
Kills I, Hurts 2
One man died and two men
were injured Sund1y rnornin~
~hen fire swept throuih a Santa
Ana home, fire offlclala reported.
The two survtvor1 of the blue
<tl 131' N. Flower St. were pulled
to safety by pasaersby who
~nocked down the two-story
home's front door when they
.spotted the fire and the two
men's struggle lo escape the in· ferno.
But Joseph P. Casey Jr., 37.
died in the fire.
Casey lived a~ tho Flower
Fro.a Page Al
5 CARS •••
O>'au said be would be cbecldai
t6e parktnr arran1ement1
per.onally.
After hll battle wttb the Clt1
of Coata Meta, Soffer, owner of
Sid's Blue Beet restaurant in
Newport Beach, HYI be'• a bit
.t;enalUve •boul havlna bla cars ~be aubject of municipal ac:t.lon.
·•1 think the city of Newport
~each could have handled thll a
lot better,'' he commented. "No
one in their rl1bt mind ioea to see their can every day to led tf
they•vemovedtheatreetonyou ...
Soffer won a recent round wtth
the City of Coet• Mesa when city
councilmen •dmttted the otty
acted incorrectly in towt.n1 away
three cars from h1I home at 900
Arbor St.
Woman Held
In Slaying
PASADENA (AP) -A Sl·
year-old woman llle1edly abot
and ktued the man she lived with,
then told poUce she bad mistaken
him for an intruder, authorities
:said.
Police said they booked Betty
Lee Price late Sunday for in-
vestigation of murder in the
death or Cleveland Owens, 51, who
s hared her home.
The woman told polJce abo bad
come home around 10 p.m. Sun-
day when she beard noises and
s aw a shadow in the ldtcben. She
said she got a .21-c:allber p!atGI
Jrom the bedroom and fired
several shots at the f11ure, which
turned out to b9 Owens, pOll~ re.
ported. .. . . .
OMHOlCOAIT c
Street addral. The other two
men wide the house when it
caught fire, Daniel Woods, 20, of
Long Beach, and Robert Noll, 27,
of Lot AnteJea, were vlaltora.
Woods was taken to UCI
Medical Center where be la 1Wl
undersoina treatment for smoke
inhalation u well aa for second
and third degree burns about bis
hands and arms, according lo
fire officiall.
Noll waa treated at the medical ·
center for smoke inhalation and
then released.
Wltnesa• told fire officials
that lt wu three men who pulled
Woods and Noll to s afety alter
knockin1 the door down.
But, the olftdala were told, the.
three reseuen were unable to make their way &o the burnin&
home'• 1econd !Joor •h•r• Caeey
WU trapped.
Offlcfala aald lt took about 30
minutes to bring the blue under
control alter flretiabten were
cllled tothetceneat8:12 a.m.
They estimated today that the
fire damaie to the bouae -.id ltt
contenta "miaht bo as hlgb as
$80,000 or more."
CM Planner
ToRunfor
<:ouncil Seat
Coe ta Mesa Planning Com·,
missioner Arlene Schafer la the
early bird candidate in the
March 7 Costa Mesa City Council
elections.
Mrs. Schafer today returned
her completed nomination fonna
to City Clerk Eileen Phinney to
become tho ftnt olllclal can·
di date. Yet to return tbelr nomination
papers are buaineJSmen Donald
Bull, Chris Steel, Orange Coaat
College student Carl Merkle and
the latest potential candidate.
32-yur-old dry cleaner Steven
Finley.
They are expected to challenge
Costa Mesa Mayor Norma
Hertzog and Councllbian Jack
Hammett whole &enn1 end next year. .Mr~1.Hertzoa bu dJQ.land her tntenuon to run but Councllman
Hamm• ~ yet to declare bis Intentions.
Mra. Schafer wu Hammett's
campalp manaaer four yean
a•o.
. .
P...,_PageAI
HOUSING ••• ..
fami.b' homes -tbe council has
not been rapQDSive to tbe recozn.
mendaUona tbat have been made."
RaciU clahm the city wvmdl
hu succumbed to pteuure from
developers and la too lax in
granUnc demlty deviaUona fOI'
new apartment complexes.
H1I fellow councilmen, J.nclud-
in1 Costa Mesa Mayor Nonna Herbog, believe the city ii more
a victim of thestunning Climbs in
the cost of slngle family homes.
"In 1973, nobody knew that tbe
economy would cbao·ce (10
much>t" 111td Mayor HerbotJ,
"The American Dream -that
we all should own a •inile fa.mlly
home -la no lonter practical.''
she added.
Citlng the great increase In
new realdenta in tbe city, Mrs.
Hertw1 said. 0 0ur COMem la to
provide bouaina that people can afford."
Tbe Ma)'Ol''a tenUmenta were
echoed by Councllmen Ed
McFarland and Mary
Smallwood. McFarland, nottnc
that the cUy ii In tbe procea ot
spending up to $250,000 to update
the changes in its general plan,
said the basic problem is aupply
and demand.
A bouae In Cotta Mela tltat IOld
!or $30,000 in Uni la DOW OD the
market at more than $100,000,
McP'artalld oblerved.
. ''Incomes have not 1one up
three or four times Un t.b1a aame
period)," he sald. Becaute of
thJa, and the ctty•a nearly non·
existent apartment vacancy
rate, McFarland bellevei the
city's reaponslbWl)t la toward
good qualltf multl·unit dwell-
inga.
McFarland said lit oppc11e1 the
"no more apartm1nt1••
philosophy.
A1r~ there It a "terrible
problem" With toda7'1 W'I'"• niarll:et, CouncUwoman
Smallwood aaid there bu been a
change in philoaopb7 amoas
potenUal home b111ers.
Many ot the yoaqer people
are not CCJDCemed wUb tlnd1nl a
permanent "nest" and the social
pressure to do so la s1actenlnt. sbeaald.
"We don't want It to be (ftnan-
claUy) Impossible to live ~ere."
said Mra. Smallwood.
.
Suicide Smpeeted
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) ~
AuthorlU• say the bod,J of a man
found float1u ID the moat aftlUDd
the Goldea Gate Bridie'• IOUtb
tower la QPa:rel1tly the brtd1e'1 832n4 vtctlln.. •
DAILY PILOT Wedding OK'd
Man, Step~ to Man.,:
..
Arral1nment ls scheduled
'rue1day ln Oranae County
Supeflor Court for Roy Cbrtt~ IUohard, the mtb
1utpect now beld in the 1layiq of
Stephen John Bovan of Founlaln Valley.
JUc:bard autrendered rrlday to
Newport Beach pOltce. He wu
booked into tlty Jatl on the
naurder CQP-lplracy warrant
wbJch•._, lnued after he UKf
seven otbetl were lndtcted oo
multiple criminal cbar1ea by the
Orance County Grand .Jury.
Ball on that warrant was
ort&inallY set at '500.ooo. but Jt
hu been reduced to $100,000 by
Supeflor Court Judge Robert
Kneeland. Police~ t.btJ aped llf chard
to remain In cuatbd1 until he hu
been arnlped.
Richard. al10 known •• Batbada Dev, l1 tbe tormer
prealdmt of the IAtuna Beach
Hare Krlabna Temple.
Temple officials ny tbat
JUcbard and bis three buatnesa part.nm ln the Newport Bucb
invutment ftnn, Pruadana Dia·
trtbuttq, Ine., have not QSOCiat·
eel wlth tbe temple tor more than
a year.
• TONIGBT
COSTA KBSA PLANNING
COMMJBON -RelUlar meet·
in1, Clt)'Hall, e:aop.m. .
ft1E8DA~ DEC. U
NEWPORT·llUA SCHOOL
BOARD -Re.-atar metaS::' Cotta M•a ctt1 oouncu c • ben, T:aop.m.
''BEHIND THE
H£Al>LINES" -Dr. Gil• T.
Browa lecturer. OCC l'orum. ?:~~ COAB'l' REPERTORY
THE.\TER -.. KnJ1bw of th•
Wblte llapoUa, •• Tu11day-Slmcb1Uaoiaab Dec.18, a p.m.
\ J
Meeting F et,es
lORetired
N-M Employeea
Tea retlrtDI Newport.II••
Unified School District
employees with from aeven io 30
year~ ol service will be honored
by school trustees T)lesday aJf)lt.
The meet.inc will be•ln at 7:30 p.m. in Colla Mesa City <.;ouncm
chambers.
HonONd will bt Frank Frailer,
tran1portaUoQ 1upervl1or, 30
years; Doaald Enslen, garage s~perviaor, 28 years; John
Feeley, 1round1 keeper, 19
yeara; lratherlne Zlmmann1 cafeteria helper 15 years; ana
DoQald Kaber, btad cuatodlan, 14yean.
Also to be honored are W1lllam Frink,malnteoanceworkv,u
yeara; Vlr1l•la Walker, secretary, 12 years: WiWam
Hougbtoo. euttocllan. 10 years;
Arthur JQbman, beaUq and ftD•
tilatioa meclwllo, nine years:
and Cbelter Laqan, purchuing
aupervllor,nven1ean.
Those busJneta partner•, Alex-
ander Kullk, Joseph Shelton
Davis lll JDd J01epb Gabriel
ll'edorowillt are accused bv
police of «dertq the kJd.Dappln&
and kUllng of Bovan.
Bovan, 36, was shot to death <>et. 22 outatde Newport Beach'• ElRancbl~rauuranLHewu
shot nine tlme1.
Police arre1ted ·Kull le on a
obarce ot POIMl•lnl more than $1 ~UlJon worth of heroin wtthl.n
houn of Bovan'1 death. He ii free
from custody after poatin1 a
$750,000 bond.
Alao atnllt4d In th• caH were
the three allepd blt men, An-
thon)' ''Utile TODy .. M-.rone, Jr.,
23, Raymood Steven Resco, 28.
and Jerry Peter Fiori, 41, all of He~. Inna Clum· t.n tr!o
WU to klU Bftta lft retail&• don tor tbe lddDipplac tbla sum·
mer of Kulik. .
The three mm bQe been Iden· tl.ra.d u rtloeat.d federal wtt-
nesau or relatlv• ot wltneues who were moved lntq the Orante.
Coast area under a11umed
naQtes by the U.S. Manha!'•
ee"lce after aldlna ln _proeec:u-
tlono/EutCoutMatlaflPrll.
Marone and Relco were frted
froQl Jail about a 11\GGth after\
tbelr arreatl after po1Unc
1100.000 bond each.
Flori la held witbout ball and
facts dutb penalt.)t proMCllUoll
lntheeue.
Three ct the PDl _J)artnen -KulJt. DaVfl and Rlclwd-bve
been '"9ted. Dam, wbo wu
arretted tn Btll and brouaht
back lut week to face cbaraa.
WU fl'eed after bJa bail WU re• duced to1100,()90.
Still at larJe are Kulik'• wife,
EC.le, and the tut PDI partner,
Fedotowald. •
The lbc suapects are 1cbeduled
to ltand trial Jalh 23 In Jud•• Knntand•a court.
F,.._Pf1f18AJ
WIDOW ••• )
Hv mother wu descended from
a lon1 line of Brttlah urll, u
wa'-_Slf Wln.aton_,... • arandloo of the Dukeof MarlbOfOUah. '!J1 all accoa.ntt. tt wq love a\
first sight wben Clementine
Ogilvy Holier, the 23.year-old
daughter of a J>ragoon Guards
colonel, and Sir Wi.Dlt.on met •ta
f aahtonable <U.nner party In 1808.
He wu • M·1ear·old cabinet min later.
CburchllJ.propaud 100D after
f n tbe 1arden1 of Blenheim Palace, b.ls lamtly'1 Uth century
etlate. They wed &.pt. u . 1808 at
St. Margaret's Church, London,
within sight and sound of Bl& Ben. ·
"I mll'ried and Uved happily
ever atteri" Sir Winston recalled 22 years ater in his autobiog·
rapby.
Their marriage produced one
son and four dau1hters: Ran·
dolph Churchill, a poli~ian and
writer wbo died tn 1868. aaed 57;
Diana Churchill, twtce·m•n1~.
who died 11\ 1963 from an over-
dose ot slecplna pllla; Sarah
Cburcbtll, an actreaa: Marr.
Churchill, who married prom •
nent Britisb polltlcJan Sir
Cbrlltopher Soame.~:. and
Man1otd Franca Cburcnw, wbo di~d at ue 2. Many Britons became aware
of the eJe1ant, diinllled lad)' at
Cbutchlll'• side when German
bombs t>e«an drol>'>lnC on Lon-
don 1D t.M blitz of 1940.
Fimi;Seeks
IAFUghta_
LONDON (A~) -Laker
Airway• said today ll ap-
plied to Britain '1 Civil
Avlallon Authority for a
license to lly the London-
Loi Antela route.
The alrllne said lt wants
to run dally fll&bta. A
ticket to Loi Ancel es would
COit '208 and a tJc:ket to
Londob $250. a dlfftrence
reaulUng from currency
translation.
Laker Hid tbo fare
would be ten than halt tho
eurrent ~t scheduled
whiter ~Y fare.
Neighbor's I
Dog KillS
BOy,A.ge3
NASlMLLE. Tenn. CAP) -A
3-year-old NuhvtUe boy wa1
killed when M was attacked by a
neighbor's dog, Naahvllle police
Lt. Sherman Nlckeaa said.
The badly mauled body of Jon Setzer was found by llonald D.
Si pea, a nel.tlbot who had Joined
in the weeiend •eprch fOI' the
chUd In the Doa.elloD area of the
city. ·
• 'Tbta ta golailr to be UDf orJetla·
ble, .. Sipes ea1.ct..F1u1 lmPolllble
to deacrtbe Uie ~ U ii all -t
don't reaQy want to deicrfbe it.••
Police aakl the boy WU fOUDCI
in the yard of Cbarlle R. Smltb, a
qeiglabor who cnnis tbe dot, a &-year-old German 1bepbenl
.. I think it is Just •~c thlnf andldon't~it ~-• prop_riato to ~m en •t Ulla
time, .. Smith told a r•.POrter·
Sipes said he jolhed tbe IUfth
for the cbllcl after 1* Dlother
catted In an ett6rt to.Joe~ tbe
youngster. Sipes said be found
th• body,etrlpped tilt. clotbfnl.
and rushed the boy to ~
DonelaonHospttaliDhlscar.
''I'm not aw. U the boJ .a
alive when I found td111 ~not.••
Stpu uld. 0 Hla stomach.
shoulder and htp were badly
punctured."
NtcaDll&ldthe®'WU tu.
to tlae dty dol pound der Ua
atomac:ll waa pumited by a
veterinarian wbo f6'm4 Jaum•
blr tn tbe doc'• atomach<;
• 'l 'm pretty sure the dol w111 be ..
dut.ro1ed, •• t.H police ottJc:w
said. 0 YOQ can1,..Uy blaDMtbe
do1, but wbat elH an )'OU IDinc • to do wJthhim f"
Frtebdl and famllf memblra nocted to tbe SetaeN' llomt &c;
comole the couple, wbo have two
ot.ber chlldren.
YMCA Offers
CampProgr•m
The Oraqe Cout YMCA tn
Newport Beach will offer • Day
Camp pro1ram Deo. U·30.
divided Jato two leftla...
The camp wtJJ be held from 9 a.m. to4p.m.dally
The "Xld Kamp,•• f.ol' P'llClm one through ftve, will featwe cratt., iamea ad trips toKacld'• Bersy Farm ud th• Lquna
Beach OJ1ldren•1 Tbeat.er.
Tbe "Go C:Jmp" proaram. fer
tr•dea 11.x and ••vent "Ul
feature movies, roller uauna
and a trip to Malle M9untatn.
Additional Information la
avaUable by calllng8'2·9980 ..
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SAN 1''RANCISCO (AP>
Coq>oratlon , 1mall-ebao1e
donora. truckers and even a w&n·
I dertna wtno are {>ltchln& ln to
1leal Cl\ristmaa back from a
1 "srtnc:b" wbo looted 1a SlS.000
cache of toy• intended for poor
cblldren.
wrecked Wednaday nlabt.
Firemen had been uatna a va·
cant fire bou.H to ste>re Ila toy•.
whlch they planned to 1ive to
70,000 children th11 year. But
someone broke lo and loaded ti
pickup with more than $10,000
worth ottoya.
By late Sunday, Lhe flre depart·
' ment. reported It received aboUl
'40,000 worth or donatlolll and
toys to replace those stolen or
Pollce llrlved early Thursday
to find a dozen leen·•1er1 play·
lng amOltl another SS,000 worth ot wrecked toys. 'J'he youths said
• l
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·~-......... FOR HER, 'UNCLE JIMMY IS 'JUST ANOTHER GUEST'
Caro Lee Gainey Wiii Mtfrry Pre1tdent'1 Newphew Saturday
President Due
Wedding Won't Be CiTCut1
FAYETTEVILLE. N.C. <APl -Dr. Robert Stapleton, whose
son Scott 1s to be married Saturday, says he ls a little coqcemed
that commotion brought by President Carter's attendance could
turn tht' ceremon~ into a "circus." ,
But Stapleton says he is not worried about Scott, who 1s the
pre!>ident 's nephev.. und his Ciancee. 24·year-old Caro Lee
Gainey. being able to handle the pubUc1ty and attention t.bey are
receiving.
"THEY KNOW HOW TO LAUGH AT themselves," says
Stapleton, Carter's brother-in· law. "They'll make il all right."
The 2 p.m. wt>dding of Sydney Scott Stapleton, 25, to Miss
Gainey, has become the social event or the year here, lareely
because of Carter's announcement last week \bat he \"O\lld ape.nd
Friday night in Fayetteville and attend the wtttdlng.
More lhan 600 people have been invited to attend the
ceremony at the Highland Presbyterian Church, located close to
the bride's parenl:;' home in a wealthy, seclUded neighborhood.
BOTH FAMILIES ARE WELL KNOWN in Fayetteville. The
bride's r ·~er is a dentist and the groom's mother is Ruth Carter
Stapleton. and f'vangeli~t and sister of the president who has
lived in Fayetteville for 29 years with her husband, a
veterinarian.
To kN'p thin~s private, only one local reporter will be allowed
in'lidc tht• churl·h. Mr!> Game) said. There will be a guest list at
lhe door to k<'ep others oul. ,.
'OC Groom-to-be
Charged in Theft
. LAS VEGAS. Nev. fAP) -
Police Interrupted the wedding ol . a Cnllfomla couple, arresting the
groom-to-be JU.St minutes before
the ceremony and booking for in·
vestleation or robbery.
Portee said Sunday that
Arnette Krause. 20, of Santa Ana,
entered the police station wear·
inl a bHdal gown. She was fook·
in& for her fiance, who didn't
Santa Ana Driver
Craahes, Dies
A Santa Ana driver whose car
sma1hed head-on Into a lraffic
1lpal pole ln Jrvlne Dec:. 3 died
today of hls injuries, which ln·
eluded a broken neck-the cot·
oner1aid.
· An aatopsy was scheduled on
the body o( Mark A. Riu.ch. 18. Rausch died at Tu.IUn Communi· tY Hospital.
Oranie County paramedic•
pulled Bau1ch Otll or his de·
moUabed car at Culver Drive and
Barranca Parkway. He was not
breathu,g but was revived and
la)' lA crttJcal condltk>n at the
bo•i>ltal anUI hh deatb,
authOritietti.ld. •
show up ror the weddlnt at the
scheduled Ume.
Steven Douglas SW-k, 23, also
o( Santa Ana. told autbor1tiee he
had decided to 10 dowmtaira
from bia hotel room to apend bis
last minutes as a bachelor play.
inl the slot machines.
His bride·to-be waited upataln
cettlog ready lot the ceremony.
At about the 11me time, police
aald, a 8111. 1bop in the hot.tl was
robbed. Cutno security officen, alletl~ that Stark matched ~
deacription"glven by the 1hop
owner, called poU~ wben "'ey
Hwtbe man p&aJtnl tbe 1lot1.
Stark was relealed Saturday
n1ebt after his 9arenta arrived to
po•U101000bond.
St.atk taid it loots Ilk• they'll
1UJI aet married, bt.l~ it w\ll have
to be a ''bhae Jean" wtdcilna a;ec.uae the police took bl• wed• dins ault atevlcten~.
the thler told them t o help
themselves. ·
The culprit, reminiscent or the
villain in the "Grinch Who Stole
Christ.Mu," a ehUdren's story
by Dr. Seuss, remained at lar1e today.
But hla crime w,Upped up a
surge ot charity t.bat Lt. Dan
McDennott. bead of the fire de-
partment's 25th annual toy drlve,
called "utterly fantastic "
Donations <;ame by maU from
up and down Calirornta. Even a
wmo 1ot into the spirit.
"I wa.nt to write you a cbec:lt
before I'm too drunk to write my
name," he told rlrcmen In Station
No.I .
He slened •nd donated a $.'IO
traveler'• check.
Truck driver Terry LeBl1nc -
who is bailed on the h11hway1 as
Wonc!ay, Oecemti.r 12, 1'71
"Terrible Terry.. -hlt tbt CB
radio wavea and told buddlt1 ha
oeeded their help to nu up a tnack w\t.h toya. H tot lt.
"1 tbl.bk U'• a dirty 1hame that eomeoM would 10 out and rip oft
little kids," LeBlanc aaid.
Bechtel, an lntematlonal con· atrocuoo .,)(I en1lneerll11 nrm,
purcbued $15,000 wort.I\ of toys
and presented Ulem to the fire de·
partment. Mattel Toys promiffd
• DAILY PlLOT .43
to Hnd $8,000 worth of tll pro-
ducu Varner Ward Leas\n1 Co.
provided a $5,000 check. Macy'•
Hld tt would donate $5,000 t.odq.
Tbe San Francl1co Olanta
ba•ebaJl ~lub pitched in wlUI
J,008 J eket.s, 1..234 T-ahl'na aJ)d
3eol>aseball bats. 11
"And people with quarters alk1
50 cents have been coming in all
duy, '' McDermottaald.
Hughes Trial Resu,ned
California Loses ~id to Hah It; Tax Wanted
W ASHJNGTON <AP> -An at·
tempt by California authorities
to halt a trial In Houston over
Howard Hughes' estate was re·
burted toda y by the U.S.
Supreme Court
Santa Ana
Syphilis
Increases
By RON JlOACH
"~"""wniw
Door·to-door hookers have un·
leased a syphilis epldesnlc 1n a
Spanish-speaking neighborhood
in south Santa Ana, state health
officials say.
Dr. Tom Albert ol the Oranee
County Health Department con·
firmed Friday that there were
more than 90 cases of infectious
syphllls from the brrlo durin&
November.
So far this year, Orange Coun·
ty has had 306 cases, compared to
less than 100 last year, Jane Fox
or the U.S. Public Health Service
told a meeting of the California
Ve nereal Disease Advisory
Board.
The slate Department of
Health's Venereal Disease Con-
trol Unit is planning a "blitz" of
the six-block area where 3,000 to
4,000 people live. Ms. Fox said.
"It hasn't infected any other
population in Sunta Ana," said
Richard f''ox, a regional program
manager for the Venereal Dls·
eaae Control Unit. ''Ultimately,
it would lf\t went unchecked."
He added. "Santa Ana, without
question. has the major syphilis
problem in the state."
'l'he problem surfaced during
September. sa1d Albert, and has
worsened.
"Anythmg that you can think
o( th at can be done is being
done," Fox ~aid. t'\'Cn an anti· VD slide showing in a parking lot, as
~el l a~ door.to-door case
"orkers.
However, he added. more peo-
p I c were coming Into the
neighborhood "so briefly we ex·
pcct the numbers to increase, not
decrease."
The commission was told that
teams or epidemiologists will
conver ge on the area next month,
with a mobile blood·tetetine van
and facilities for one-tbe-apol
treatments. Albert saJd the problem stema
from a core of less than SO to lQO
"amateur prostitutes who are
drug users. . . . They knock on
doors at night and ror SS or Sto
rees contact six or eight men and
nM>ve.on."
The area ts home to laborers,
many of them UlegaUy in \hls·
country, said Ms. Fox, who
-edded that as many u six or
seven unattached men may
sb1tre a slngle apartment.
l\ictuml Fox said the populi·
lion involved b relatively •table,
willk• tbe· f artn labor ml£rant camps m the san Joaquin. Valley
,.here ayphWa bad been a m~or
prob\em. ,
But a concentrated effort In the
Fre1no are.at tncJudtnc the
t.c:hnlquet of tne so-called blii..
hat worked and statewide thls
year tbere baa been a 21 percent
decreuo In u,. number ot lnfte·
ttotU 1Yi>h.llis cases, Hid D.l.,.
Gunter, chief ot the VD control
unit.
Because a sln1le ethnlc croup ts Involved, the Issue bas been
trt111ted de1lcately. "We're
ner:vou1 abO\d. •dverse pubUd·
ty, '' Fox •aid. , ~lbet'L Hld be did not want to
''point • ftn .. r at Ulla croup" of
poop le. He •a.Id too often ptople
aNoelated veneretl disease 'With
tithme l"O'IPI. aftd li ta :•just not
true." ~
lb. l'Oz 18.ld the Januaey cam·
~tea WOold litYOlve "aiullve
eclu.cation lftd door-to-4ioor blOOd
.. mplt1." ;/_
' The justices tumed down a re-
quest by Myron Siedorf, chief in·
herllance tax attorney ror
Californla, that they order the
trial halted while they try to de·
clde the recluse millionaire's
home of r~rd when be died Jut
year.
The Houston trial has resumed
after a two-week delay and ls in
the evidence stage.
At at.aJce 1s a hefty" sum tri in·
Crowds Clamor
Clammers Jam Beache1
An estimated 10.000 clam.men clamored after the
bivalve mollusk. so vital to steamin1 chowder during a
minus•l.6 foot tide Sunday. Huntington Beach city and state
beach lifeguards sald today.
STATE AND city beaches were jammed wit,h clam·
men both Saturday and Sunday. with many visit.ors la.king
limlt. and some going home empty-handed to open a CID of
soup.
''The onJy 'clam-ily' we bad involved a lady who ap-
parenUy imbibed too much whllkey to keep warm and stuck
her clamming fork into her root." said one llteruard
spoke1man.
"THAT HAPPENS on an avera1e or once a year," be
said, "butitwasafalrly minor wound."
OC Prof to H~lp
Pair Return to. Home
LOS ANGELES <AP> -If
Jack Byerly's past record ls any
indication, a Seattle couple evict·
ed last week by their son have a
tood chance ot belat ba in
thelr home by Chrtstmu.
The 56-year-old Orange County
college professor said Sunday
he's rescued about SO persons
threatened with losing their
houses. And now he's offered to
buy the Seattle residence from
oolice Sgt. Tom J . Rhodes Jr. at
$200 more than it reported $50,000
value.
Rhodes won a court
ownership battle with bis
parents, Thomas and Sarah
Rhodes.
"ll the son just really wants
money, t.ben his parents may be
back by Christmas," Byerly said
In a telephone interview Crom his
Villa Park home.
"U there's a grudge involved,
they won't be. But from what I've
heard or the aituaUon, it's prob-
ably a money problem made
worse by a lack of communica-
tion.
"I'm not a wealthy man. and
buying the Rhodes home will be a
sacrifice," Byerly aaid, adding
that friends may loan him the
money. "But the situJtion just
seems terrible to me."
Suooort.ed by a rulin.c by a
Kings County, Wa.sb.,Superlor
Court judge, the son first tried to
terminate his parents' tenancy
Sept. 30. The judge said that
documents showed the couple was renting Crom their son.
The Rhodetes have said their
J ~ mnotlOJ>R
m<aonu•" • en lcUon tJliat
apparently contributed to their
eviction last Friday.
Rhodes Jr .. 39. has declined to
comment on the eviction or on
what he piens LO do with t.be
house.
Byerly, a real estate fmance
instructor at California State
College-Fullerton and at
Coastline College lo Fountain
Valley, said be hopes bis tele-
gram med bid to buy the Rhodes'
horne will help solve their
problerq, which he read about in a
local newspaper.
"I know bow my mom and dad
love their home,'• he said of bis
parents in Beaumont, Texu.
Byerly bas been a real estate
consultant for forecloauref$ and
other problem properties for 25
years. His son, Michael, says
Byerly makP.s a small proflt on
buying roreclosed Southern
.Callfornla houses, but won't
benefit at all rrom purchasing
the Rhodes' house. Byerly said
he bought a house last week in
the Los Angeles suburb of
Rosemead that a woman bad lost
throueh foreclosure LO a physi-
cian. He sa1d he purchased the
Los Angeles County property
because "she J1'st needed a
second chance."
herltance taxes either California
or Texas will coiled it either
state can prove Huabes lived
ti\ere al the Ume of his death
Aprll 5, 1976. The state& have
competing claims or belng
Hug bes' home state at his death.
Callfomla this month asked the
Supreme Court to decide which
atate's claim should win out.
Probate Judge Pat Gregory,
presiding over the Houston trial,
tast week refused to delay the
start oft.he proteedlngs.
Sledorf told Justice Lewis F.
Powe ll Jr .. who referred
California's request to the full
court, that a postponement was
made necessary "by the In·
ststence of Texas upon proceed·
Ing tn Its courts with a trial at
which Texas will seek lo
establish domicile and the UabUi·
ty of the estate to it for bs·
herttance taxes." ·
•'The very purpose of
California's suit ... is to ob-
tain . . . a judgment . . . that
Its rlvll claimant (Texas> la nbt
entitled to levy a domicile-based
inheritance tax because the as-
sets of the estate are lnsufficiebt
to sausry both the claim or
Callfomia and Texas," Siedorf
told the court.
A federal lax return llsll \be
value or the estate at $181
milUon.
The Hauston trlal is to
establish Hughes' legal domicile
at the time of his death and the
validity of the so-called Mormon
will allegedly left behind by
Hughes.
Hughes' relatives are challeng-
ing tbat document, claimh>I it ta
a foriery. They are attemptJna to
prove that Hurh•• • lefa!
domtcUe was Nevada -a state '
thatbunolnheritancetax. A trlal
also ls under way in Las Vegas on
the Mormon will. If California is able to collect
an inheritance tax, it wlll take Z4
percent of the total estate, an
estimated $32 mllllon. Texn
would be able lo assess a tax tak·
Ing 16 percent of the estate.
ln urging the Supreme Court to
turn down Caliromla 's r~uest
for u temporary restraining or.
der. Texas Attorney General
John HUI noted that his state bad
worked for 17 months to prepare
for the Hou.st.on trial, reviewing
more than 50,000 documents.
He charged Callrornia offlclals
and Hughes' heirs with "col-
lusion" and said such actions
precluded the Supreme Court
from taking jurisdiction because
the suit was really prompted by
Hughes' heirs.
Reds Need Oil?
WASHINGTON (AP> -CIA
predictions that the Russians
soon will need to import oil are
partially substantiated in a U.S.
Geological Survey study or So-
viet reserves announced on Sun-
day.
ror christm~) J.. LOnDon the original golf jecl<ai ... by ii~ 100
,
· HAIL THE YULE: U,.there was ~ny que1Uon or 1etlin1 Into the
Christmas spari~ for Orange
County's civic Shakers and Mov
ers. tt clearly evaporated last
night when scor~ of them at-
tended lhe Fourth Annu11 Benerit
Christmas Candlelight'Concert
The event featured Carmen
Dragon and Symphony, com·
bined with the voices of the
Orange County Master Chorale
with narration and humor pro·
vlded by famed ventriloquist
'Edgar Bereen and his equally
-t'amed sidekicks, Charlie M~Carlhy and Mortimer Snerd.
' Civic leaders from all acrosh
<Nr region packed the Grand
Sall room or the Disneyland Hotel
up in Anaheim for this Yuletide
event. And fhe gala affair had
more signficance than i.1mpl y
getting a large throng into the
Christmas spirit.
FUNDS FROM THE concert
will go toward development of
Orange County':, own muf>ac
ce"lter. In fact. lhe people who are
c!eeply concerned with this kind of
cultural advancement for our re-
g'°R babe Ive been pushing for de-
velopment of such a center since
1973.
•Now the campaign has reached
lbe stage where lhe site for a
music center will be selected in
the near future.
Ai. for the evening of Christmas
entertainment. at could only be
descnbcd as magnafieent It
~eemed likl' mastef" condu<'tor
Dragon and hi!' orchestra had
been ph1ymg together for years.
In fact. however. the symphony
players were an all-star group of
mus icians sclecled for this
particular concert
"AND AS YOU can see and
hear," Dragon told has audience
atone pomt, "We got the cream of
lhecrop.''
The Orange County Master
· Chorale, Wlder direction of Oen·
nis Houser, was also simply fan-
tastic as they presented all the
favorite traditional Christmas
carols
As for Edgar Bergen and his
l"' o friend!>. they provided many
hghtheartL.; moments during the
e' ening Bergen. famed for his
vl'ntnloqua!il act with Charlie and
'.\tort1mer as radio and television
regular:. of ye!>teryear. seemed
hkt! they had never been away.
WITH ms WOODEN friend
Charlie upon his knee, Bergen at
one point said, "Now it's time to
introduce our pluno duo, Paulena
Carter and Mllrtha Gustett9 ... "
Whereupon Charlie, true to his
w1secrackiug tradition, inter-
rupted, "Whatsamatter. Bergen,
haven 'l they met each other yet. .. ., ..
Bergen, Charlie and Mortimer
also narrated a delightful seg-
ment of the program l1tled,
"Carnival of the Animals" with
verses taken from humorist
Ogden Nash
THROUGH IT ALL, it was an
evening of absolutely superior en-
tertainment The musicians.
lttngers and particularly the
sJ:i<>nsors and organizers are to be
congratulated.
With this kind of talent 1n our
mtdst, no wonder Orange County
is_ready for its own musk center.
Mones y, O.C..mtMtr 12. 1tn
AMMAN, Jordan (~P) -
Secretary of St•te Cyr"' J\,
Vance arrived in Jordan t.Qday to
try to perauad~ Kina Hu.1elo &o s~nd a tepreaentatlve to the
Cairo talks between Israel and
Egypt.
Vance said his talks in Iarael
showed the Jewish state was
dedicated to peace and "workinK
energetically toward that aoal.
His aides exuded optimism af\er
their vlsila to Cairo and
Jerusalem.
"HUSSEIN IS A true and
valued friend and his advice and
counsel at this Ume lJ particular·
ly important to us," Vance said
in an arrival statement.
In other developments:
-Syrian Forei1n Minister Ab-
dul Halim Khaddaan aaid in
DamHcus that Pr..Jdeot Hain
Aaaad wlll refuH to reeelve
Vance on Tuesday if he lJ CflTY·
ln1 a mesaaae from Israel.
Bagbdad radio in Iraq reported
that \lance wu carrying two let·
ters from Israeli Prime Minister
Menabem Bedn. one for Hussein
and ono for A.taad. But the U.S.
State Department denied Vance
was carrymc "4Ch letters.
-ISRAELI FOREIGN
Minister Moshe Dayan said
Egyptlan President Anwar Sadat
eicpects to roaJce serloua PtOll'e$S
at the CaJrotalk.s within a week to
10 days. Dayan said U Sadat can-
not "deliver something" within
that time on the overall Mideut
2 Doeliing Systems
Cosmonauts Begin
Space Experiments
confl ct. be. m:ty a1ree to
qegothrte a t•Pi'i\O ~·~•MW•· mtnt with hr Ml 10met&ln1 he repea,6dt, hb sa.ld ~e d09$ J\Qt
wanttodO.
Dayan dld not say wh•t kind of
conces•IOJ'I, if any. Sadat could
expect from Iarael. B~ he said
Israel was prepared to discuss
any sub~t. Tb Cairo talks are
"not a birthday party where you
go to 1iv• gifts. "'Dayan said.
Reporters traveling with
Vance on hls six-nation Mideast
tour were told Jordan is '"JMlcted ~ aeod a dele1ation. to Cairo
aomet.ime next >-•at m Join the
negotiations that Egypt and
Israel will begin Wednesday.
HOWEVEJl, 8\'RIA, lSTael's
other major adversary, re-
mained aa publicly opPQsed as
ever to Eeyptlan President
Anwar Sadat's peace lnlUaUvt.
Khaddam said his government
"will not attend the Cairo meet-
ings even if they 4chieved some
· sttcce11' ... because they come
as a result of Sadat's visit to
Israel."
Arson ProlJed MOSCOW C ~ P) -Tw.o Soviet cosmonauts began unpacking equip·
ment for their experiments aboard the orbltln1 Salyut space laborato~ today after breakfast andt& medJcal check, Taas reported.
The Soviet news agency said U . Col. Yuri Romanerko, 33, the rught
commander, and Georgy Grechko, 46, hia civilian flicbt engineer, were in ~ood health on their , second day aboard Salyut-6 and ""'."t-ob:-e_r_a_p_p_r_oa_c_h_ed __ tb_e_s_t-at-to_n_
a 11 systems were work in& from thesideoftbetransler com-
normally. partment, the Soyuz-26 was
"Syria believes ·any political
activity, whett)er In Calro or
Geneva. would serve
capitulatory schemes and be a
coverup tor plots, .. Khaddam
told rePorters ln Abu Dhabi.
where President Asaad con-
ferred with Prtsident' Zayed Bin
SuJan al Nahyan ot the United
Arab Emirates.
Vance goes from Jordan to
Damascus to try to cet Alsad to
moderate h1s opposition to Sadat.
Unidentified tenants carry wrapped Christmas gifts
down icy stalrs from a 70.year-old aparlment building
that burned Sunday, killing at least nine peopte. Bay
City, Mich-., investigalors are trying to determine
whether the fire was set deliberately. Several people
were reported mis&ing and more than 40 were
hospitalized.
Romanenko and Grechko were Joi.l;led wtlb the statioJ?:s second
sent up from the earth Saturday docking assembly. .
and docked their Soyuz.26 There wu speculation that if
spaceship to the orbiting space they found no defect In the o~er
s tation on Sunday. The an-dockine system, a second pllll' or
nouncement of the linkup dis-~~smonauu would be sent up to
closed for the first time that JOUl them.,
Salyut·6. launched Sept. 22. had Tass said the men ~ould also
twodockingsystemsandcouldre-make studles of physical proc-
ceive two spaceccaft -1 the essea and phenomena ,in outer time same apah. cap-y out medical and
Breast Temperature Device Hailed as Safe .
"0.NE DOCKJNGcyatem Is in-~ tec)lnlcar e.xperiments and
stalled on the station•s transfer , gather data or\ the earth and the
compartment and the other ts on atmosphere.
the other side, on the instrument
sectlon," said Tass, the oJficial
Soviet news agency.
NEW YORK <AP ) -A new
form or breast cancer detection
that uses temperature measute·
ment instead of radiation has
been found80 percent accurate in
detectinl malignancies at
M emoriial Sloan-Ketterin&
Cancer Centsr.
The technique was described
by Sloan.Kettering on Sunday u
combining safety witb hitb ac-
curacy.
.THE TESI' 18 based on \he
heat patterns emlnaUng from Us-
1ue, called tbennocraphy. The
test -Graphi c Streu
Teletbermometry or GST -also
can detect benign or non.,
cancerous breut letlona and dis-
UneuJab them Crom malignant
tissue, she said. "As distinct from the
spaceship Soyuz-25, which in Oc-
Atlantic
Ocean
Canor y /s. JI
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AFRICA A
HIERRO -
12 Killed A~WI ....... ~
Twelve American airmen
\\ere reported killed and
another missing when a
l '.S. Navy patrol plane hit a
mountain and exploded Sun-
day on Hierro.' one of the
Canary Islands. off the
northwest c!oast of Africa.
Identification or the dead
was withheld pending
notification of families .
.
Maid Of Uonor Dies
As Friend Marr,ies
IF THE FINDINGS are con·
firmed, the new technique could
be a substitute for mammog.
rapby, which u.ses radiation.
Mammography could b«t re·
MIAMI (AP) -A medical examiner says it may never be known &erved for further t(!atlne Qn
why Leslie Wertheim was fatally stricken wblle she walked down 1 . womenwboareCouQdtobaveJUS·
church aisle as maid of honor at her best friend's weddlna. piclous leaions w1th t.be new
''She was the sunshlne." Loretta Wertheim. the youn1 woman's method.
mother. said. "She loved reading, swimming, music. She loved There has been controversy
Shakespeare. She was a good over the U'e ot mammo1rap~y fn
girl. everything anybody could THE CHURCH WAS empUed mass screening programs .
have wanted. She didn't smoke, for 30 minute3 while paramedics Critics say the radiation may ac-
drink or take drugs ... She just worked on the young woman. She tuaJly cause cancer. while sup·
died." was then rushed to Nort~ Sl\ore porters say it has found early and
Dr. Charles A. Dlegs, an assis-Hos pital. where she was pro-otherwise undetected breast
T h e le$t meaaurea tb& dif.
ference between tho temperature
ot breut tissue and temperature
of the• forehead. Areas of the
bteait that ahow a bllbff tetn-
perature than the forehead are
eon.aldeteei suspaclou!.
" To det~rmlne if an area or
htgher breast temperatmre is
beni1n or malignant; the
woman'• hands are plunged into
a bucket of ice water foe 15
seconds. The body conU'acts ud
there ts a drop tn temperature.
measured in tent.ha of • de1ree.
tant Dade County medical ex· nounced dead an hour later. cancer.
amlner, said Sunday that an The weddmg resumed. THE TEMPEllATURI ts
autopsy had pinpointed no cause "I talkedto thebrideaQc18room "I hope we're not being pre· checked aiaJn. It a lesion ls
of death: He said researchers and the bride · s m b the r mature in announcing this." said bent1n. 1l begm. to cool. But if
were considering \he possibll1ty and they decided to go on," Dr. Ruth Snyder, the principal In· th•~rsaue U. nnaUpant, ~· tetr>-
the death was caused by ven· Wesson said . "I had a prafer for vestigator. but she said she was ,.,.ature rtmalna at a coM\Mt
t.ricular fibrillation, an abnormal her " confident the findings were valid. and hlcher level.
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MORE TESTS WERE ordered,
Diggs said, bu{ "I'm not too
hopeful I 'm going to see
anything. This could possibly re·
main a mystery."
A brteht. pretty pre-law honor
student. Miss Wertheim col-
lapsed Saturday in the aisle of
Redeemer Lutheran Church. The
wedding party·11topped and wait-
ed ror her to get up, but when 11he
did not rue a rescue squad wu
called.
"I thouebt the heel of her shoe
had gotten caught or
something." the Rev. Jill\
We1119n said.
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Faces Meany
LOS ANGELES <AP) -Uke ol' man river,
Georae Meany Just kee.,. rolling along.
The 83-y-.r-old patttarcb of tb• American
labor movement Ja ataodin.IJ~ re·electJon today to
• a Uth1 two-year term •• ~"4-CIO president. There
la no aoubt about the outcome; be hu no oppotJtlon
deaplte arumbllng amona a minority of un.ton of.
f.lclall at tbe or1anJ21Uon'11 convention that-he
1boulll 11tep down.
"There's not eoou1b of us, 10 why raise any op.
position when you know he's 1oln1 to win?" s~1
Machinbt5 union President William Winpiainger, Meany's most vocal critic.
Cra1Uton PtaM• B·l
LOS ANGELES <AP> -U • .S. Sen. Alao
Cranston, D·CalU., said Sunday be will fly to
Washington this weelr ln an attempt to keep~ B·l
bomber alive.
In a statement released from hil Lo5 ~eles
office, Cranston said be will be in Wasbln1ton
Thursday for a scheduled Senate vote on a sup-
plement.a.I appropriations bill containin1 an amend-
ment whJch would cancel --------
$462 million previously ( ) designated for complel· STATE
ing two more B·l bomb---------ers.
Cranaton •ald last
week's 191·166 House vote against concellalion or
funding to complete tbe firth and sixth B-1 bombers
was "a spark of life which I will try to keep.alive in
the Senate next Thursday.'•
The Senate had previously voted to kill fhe B·l
r>ro&ram· and President Carter is aaailut the
bombers, whlch he says are too costly.
3 llurt in Gunf igllt
• RTVERSIDE CAP> -Three persons were
critic ally wounded. including a police officer and an
Innocent bystander, during a gunfight after an at-
tempt lo question a man about the theft of two
pist.ols, police said.
The man bdng sought for questionina. Jefftty
Alan Gaster, 32, was shot and seriously wounded
during a foot chase that eoded with bis capture
Saturday.
Th<! bystander, Willard Morrison. 21, was in· jur~ from shoLs fired by an officer wbo thought he
was )nvolved ln the shooting of mot.orcrcle officer
Jim Rowe, 32. • · •
Bi~r11 Bri "fl To11•
PASADENA IAP> -About ll,000 bikers
zoomed do-Nn the'streets fn their annual 'jtoy r1,1n ."
sponsored b:-.· the Modifie<f Motorcycle Association
in conjunction with the Salvation Army.
The motorcyclists came from as far as Florida,
New York and Pennsylvania to deliver the toys they
had purchased. Among the bikers were tbe Wheel
Lords of San Jose, the Quaffs from R1ver8ide and
the Highwaymen of Sonoma.
Lit to11 Vi~• Clah11•
BEVERLY HILLS CAP) -L1tlon Industries
says it has reached an "agreement in principle"
with the Navy which may lead to a negotiated set·
tlement of more than ~ million in shJp-bullding
.olaims disputed alnce 1972.. •
Ch..-lea B. Thornton. chairman of Ute con-
glomerate. also announced at the stockholders
meeting Saturday that Litton is "considering"
beginnmg the first cash dividends on its common
stock in 24 ears
TOP MALE ARTIST
St..,le Wonder
I
TOP OllCO ARTIST
Oonn1 Summer
..........
TOP POP SINGLE
Rod Stewart
By Tile ApoeJaled PreH
A stonn wh~b wept
e t throuah California
ovet.nl1ht dropped. at much as two lnchet of rain ln some ftr northern
coutal areas but did Ut·
tie to dent the drobaht in
the, central part ol the
1tat~. ;
The National Weather
Ser•ice reported that by
4 a . m . tqday, the coast
north ot Fort Brage \ad
recelved two Inches ,
Creacent City a little
more than an Inch and
Eureka about half en
Inch.
still way behind," Den·
neyuid.
THE FllONT WAS re-r.rted movlna over f4on·
n a, Wyomtn1 and Nevada today. Another
ttorm was expeet,ed to
hit tbe far northern areas
of California Tuesday
but the central state
probably will be sli1bted
aaain, Denney said.
This momint local toe
formed over moat of
California's lowlands
and was very dense
locally ln the centlal
valleys
DAILY PILOT :4 5
Wonder Wins Again RED llLVFf, Mount
Sbuta Oty, Ukiah and
Blue C~oyon on In-
terstate • at the 5,000·
toot level each had about
~ of an inch, while
Kentfleld in Marin Coun·
Prostitution
Arrests Soar Stevie Gets 2 Billboard Awards
SANTA MONICA CAP)
.,.... If cravelly voiced Rod
Stewart bad stayed at
tbe Billboard No. 1 Music
Awards long enough, he
could have accepted his
awMd for the top pop
~in g le of the ye a r .
"T<>night'a the Night.··
But soon after an
~ersetfJ! performance
of "Hot Legs" for the au.
dt.mce at tbe Santa
Monica Civic
Auditorium on Sunday
·night. the straw·haired
British singer t.ook off,
leaving presenter
Natalie Cole to accept
hia award -a plastic
1'No. 1" mounted on a
wooden base. ...
Glen Campbell, Johnny A MOP-HAIRED Miss ty reported sll1hUy more •
Ray, Teresa Brewer, Summer a1ao oamo on than~ inch. LOS ANGELES (AP> -More Ulan lOOpeno~
Patti Page, Shaun stagetoacceptherown However.southotRed Were arrested over the weekend as policed~
award as top d'-co artist Bl ft lnl·-.. d M · covered thal neither the Hlllslde Strandler nor their Caasidy and Debby ao • u .. iu an ar1n • Boone. Barbra Streisand's on the coast, lhe rain own vicesquadiskeepingproslltutesoffHollywood
award for top easy dropped off sharply. streets.
THE SHOW'S finale listening arti1t wu ac-DowntoW'n San l''ran· "l don't think there hu been a noticeab e
'Was a sen ti rnenta I cepted bYKiistofferaon. clsco reported only 13 decrease ln prosUtutton," Lt. Steve Day 1aid S~·
tribute lo Bing Ccosby, THE MVSIC from that tooths ot aii. inch and day, after a three-day crackdown on proslilutiop.
with all the performers mm won the award tor rno.st cep\ral "alley ata-,Day is in charge ol the Hollywood vice aquad.
gathering on slage lo top sl)undtrack of the tlons ev• less. TUE SQUAD, which included four undercover
sing tbe late crooner's year, with composer policewomen. arrested 102 persons io the three
favorite song, "White Paul Williams accept· FORECASTER Bill days. lncludinA 94 men in coMection wilh soliciling
Christmas." · o of th w th and five persons in connection wllh narcotics viola• mg. enney e ea er Fleetwood Mac , Gultariat·vooaliat Service oft ice in lions. Day said. Three women were booked after
stranded in Hawaii George Benson waa pre· Redwood City said the soliciting male officers, he said.
because of night prob· sented bis award for lOJ> storm "didn't do a Day, who is sensitive about entrapment
I ems. was do u b 1 Y jan artist by hb friend. helluva lot" to end the criticism, said an additional 240 men who ap.
honored u t.op pop group StevJe Wooder. Waylon drought. proacbed the pla1nsclothes policewomen did nbt in-
a nd for the top pop Jennings won the top "Every lltUe bit helps, criminatethernaelvea.
a I b u m I o r i t s country artist award, I 1uppo1e. The rain "IT'S A WORD same we play back and forth,"
"RuJnours'' LP. Cat which was accepted on bl'ouaht Red Bluff and Day said. "If it &et.a too lenitby and the penoQ
Stevena accepted the bis behalf by Keany Eareka up to about hasn't mentioned money, wewillcutlfof(."
STEVIE WONDER first award and disco Rocert. normal for the year. but Although the Hlllside Stran_eler -1everaJ ol
was among the winners qu~en Donna-Summer The best new artist from the 8ay Area south whose victlms were last •een ln Hollywood-bu
who stayed around, re-accefit.ed the •econd on award went to the along the coast and ln the frightened Lhe prostitutes, the threat of attack b•
ceivlng Jtwardt for both __ be_h_•_r_ot_Ui_e_s_rou_p_. __ __;;B;;.;.r~it;;.;is;.;.;h;..:f(;.;.ro.;.u;;;.:p:...;..Fo..;..rc...;.;.:lg~n-e.;..r ·.....;C;..;;e;.;;n-.tr;...;a;;..;1--..v~aJ;..;.I e.-.y'""s;.....;.w ... e ... ·~re~·n~o.;.t k;.;.;e;;ip:.;.t.::th;;.;:e.::m.;.;(;..;.ro~m;;;;...w....;;o~r.;.;.kl.::n.Kg.;_. --------:~ the year's top male artiat '·
and top solo artist ln Ole
award1 from the recorO·
ing q,cfustry magazine.
Wonder was presented
h.is top male artist award
by Pet~ Frampton, who
also was in contentio.n
for the honor.
'fop FEMALE artist
or the year wu Linda
Ronstadt, whose award
was accepted by Emm1
Lou Harria.
A beardless Kris
Kristofferson and the
Bee Gees We're co-boatt
for the' nattonaJly
televised NBC show,
which featured such
music luminaries as
' Let Us .. Help ,.
... A father d iscovers h's adolescent daughter i~ experimenting with drugs. He doesn't know wh.at to do.
... A lonely wife sobs into a piUow. Her rr)arriage is breaking up. Her elderly parents have become a
burden. She can't cope.
... A middle-aged man w ith a good Job shakes uncontrollably as he reaches for a bottle of booze. He
... tried tO!'stQi> drinking, b t failed.
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Par Yaur-Canv•nl•nc• W• fir• ' (
• I t
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These"scenes are common everyday experiences. All of us have problems and we search for th~ir sol~tions.
Sometimet-we succeed . Other times we can't . Thel" we need professional help. Where to find this help
can become a probJe m PROBLEM TALK SHOP helps people find answers to their problems ..
PROBl.:!EM TA~K SHOPS are free counseling and referral services located 1n Orange County.
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PROaLEM T Al!.K SHOPS are here to offer you he lp through counseling and referral. There •s np
charge for our sarvice to you. We refer to both public and private agencies rn Orange County. Facili·
ties to cara for individuals are available on a 24-hour basis. That means we can help you whenever you
eed help. Appointments are not necessary. If you prefer to ma~n appointment •. day and evening
hours afe available. (Office hours: 8 :30 a.m·. -5:00 p .m., Mo ay through Friday. In extreme
emergencies, a counselor ca n be reached after 5:00 p,m., and on eekends .) ~
Let Us Help With:,,.. > • .-'
Alcohol and Drug Problems -More and more
people are becoming dependent on alcohol
and other drugs. Specialized medical care and
a treatment program are needed .
lndi'vidual Psychiatric Problems -Sometimes we
feel that our world is caving in on us. Tension.
anxiety, and fear may keep us from coping
effectively with everyday life. Psychiatric help
may be your fir~t step toward healthy living.
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• Oran
Airport Finances
Need Closer Look
As if Orange County Airport didn't have enou1b
rob I ems, an audit prepared for the county Grand Jury now
eve a ls that the cost of running the f acillty bas '1creased 17
e>ercent in the puttt tour y oars. Revenues have·gone up onJy
60P.ercenl
·Since some of lhe fees cha rged by the airport haven't
been inc reased in eJght years, the 27 percent gap is hardly
urprising.
· T he comme rcial air cr aft landing rate of ~2 per land-
ing is one. Another is the three-cent-per-gallon fuel charge
levie d on pdva te firms using the airport. And the 22-cent·
per-passenger cha r ge for safet y screening hasn't been ad·
jus ted since it went into effect in 1973. Parking lot revenue
and fees for par king pr ivate plan es also were found to be in·
)dequatc
T he problem '-pparently is that the county has no
established policy ror periodic review and adjustment of
'8trport recs.
The auditors recommended tha t a rate study now be-
lng m a de be r epe ated annually in order to mai ntain a
~uitable balance between lhe airpor(s operating costs and
(evenues. .
T hat seem s so logical one can only wonder -especial-lv in these d ays of inflation -why somebody didn't think
of it sooner
let State Show How
ff
A.ssembly Spcakt'r Leo McCarthy bas come up with tt
!hcasurn. AB 2701, that would mandate a 40 percent reduc
lion in energy use in a ll public buildings of 10.000 square
fec·L or mor(', built before 1972.
Orang(• County ::,upervisors and other lo~al ~overn
ment offi cials were wi.sc to go on record opposing such an
arbitrary approach to conservation .
In the fir~t place. thcrc·s no g uarantee that s uch a flat.
out r eduction can be achieved in a ll pubh c buildings.
Supervisors have suggested two alternatives . One
would be to set e ne r gy units per square foot as des irable
~tand ards. This would a llow some flexibility.
The othe r m or e to the point -suggests that the
state lead the way by attempting McCarthy's proposed ·40
percent energy c utback in its own buildings. If that should
hC' succecssful, similar s teps could be taken at local levels.
The McCarthy measure in cludes a provision for st ate
lo:.in-; 1f lcx·al a gencic.s lack funds to m a ke the necessary
111ocl1ficalinons in their buildings. But it further requires
that s ud1 loan:-. be 1rnid back from e nergy cost savings. not
I rnm propt•rty t uxes. This really is a pie in the sky a p-
proach.
If the expert& can fi gure out ways to cut energy us e 40
1'1..'l'C't.•nl in all stat<.1 buildings, well and good. The word
trom the lo<.·o.tl ugcndc~ shuuld be, "Don"t tell us. Leo
.,how U!-i' ..
Sign Trouble?
Business fo lk who are inc lined to grumble a bout local
sign ordina nces might do weU to consider the situation in
l'\('\'ada's Douglas County.
A sign law udopted u p ther e in July, 1971. limits sign
'"m~as on <:om m cr cial b uildings a nd prohibits blinking and
f b!)h111g nt.·on lights. A nd the seven years the law allowed
for compli ance by owne rs of more expensive signs has
on h -.1 \mont hs to run.
· 111 Douglas County. ex pcnsiv~ me~nsjust what i~ says.
The· O\\ nN of Barney's Casino figures on an mvest -
ml·nt nl a quarter of a million dolla rs to replace an entire
I a1 adc cm t.•red with n ashing n eon.
Salwra Tahoe is working on reducing its exterior s ign
art>a from 9,000 square feel lo the permitted 5,500, and
plan~ on spending $200,000 on new steady-burning, low·
\ oltc:.1sH.· li~hts .
I nslcud of bewailing their plight. the c asino owners
a re proudly proclaiming that their new signs will be in sub-
d ucd. tasteful colors that enhance the environment.
When even businesses whose trademark and image
ha:> been huge, animated lighted signs and bui1ding
I :.i c adcs can get alon g with considerably s maller and more
subdued signs, it would seem most other businesses can,
too
• Opinions expressed in the space above are those of 'he Daily Piiot.
Other views expressed on this page arfl those of their authors and
artists Reader comment Is invited. Address The Dally Piiot. P 0
Box 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) 642-4321
Boyd/Red Sky
Q . ·'Who wrote that old
familiar line that toes 'Red
sky in the morning, s'allors
t a ke warning; red s ky al
night, sailors delight'?''
A. Can only report that
whoever It was apparently
took the notion from Matthew
16:2-3 wherein Jesus Christ
warned the Pharisees :
"When it is evening ye say, it
will be fair weather, for the
sky is red. And in the morn·
ina. It will be foul weather to-
day: for the sky is red and
lowerina."
Q. "How long ago was It
that the population of this
country was only half as great
as It la today?"
A. Only 56 years ago.
Dear
Gloorny
Gu8
Would S.J.B. (Gus, Dtc.
&> rathtr ••• those
youna busboys on a
1treil ~mer 1mpkln1
pott Thr ch ta lor
th• reateuranl OWMr !
J.L;P.
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Q. "What was the name of
Tonto's horse?"
A: Which horsl!? During the
Loae Jtanger's 24 years on
radio, Tonto rode three
horses: White Feller, Paint
and Scout.
Q . ''You know the 'Charge!•
yell heard at so many s port·
in& events ? Where 'd il
originate?'1
A. At Southetn Cal
Maybe you didn't Nallze
the 7-Eleven slore1 na-
tionwide outnumber the
s.reway stores by three to
one. tn (act, there ate more
7-Eleven stores than Ken·
tuclty Fried Chicken •hops.
Ana more 7-Ele•en stores
thon McDooald's bamburier
stands, too.
Q. "In ends, wbat•a a
•carte blanche1?"
A. A hand w1U. no face e rda.
BeaUtlruJ, thoM v olM eya
of Ellr.abeth Taylot, aren't ·
tbey? She's don11tcd t.Mm to the lnternaUonal Er. Foun·
daUon.
WASJllNGTON -There Is now
ind1aput1blc docurnentation that
Dr. Ro~rt Unn, the guru of the
controversial and posaibly lethal
liquid protein diet, tcnored a
warning by a respected medical
authority and rushed Into print
wllb his best-5"11er book, ''The
Lael Chance Diet.''
Linn was told In unmistakable
lansuage that publication of the
book could
lure millions
of overweight
Americans in·
t o t a k ing
d a ng e r o u s
a n d u n
ne cessa r y
health risks.
Vari o u s
brands or pre-
digested li·
uld protein are availabl e over the
counter without a doclor's pre·
scriphon.
Government (nvesti~ators sus
peel that at least 31 reported
deaths may be linked to the diet
The diet combines fasting with
the use of the liquid
THE WARNING to Linn that
publication was pre mature and
rash was sounded by Dr. George
Blackburn. a ll11rvard Medical
School professor who is wldeJy
credited with pioneering the hq
uid protein concept. We ha1•e ob·
lamed a copy of the stern letter
that Dlackburn fired off to Linn
after reading galley proofs of
"The Last Chance Diet. ..
Approximately two-and-a-half.
million copies of the book have
been.. published since Linn dis-
regarded Blackburn's red flag
warning and went ahead with
publication.
Blackbum wrote Llnn that the
book should not be publi shed
because long.term m ed ical
studies of the diet were still m·
complete. The Ha rvard pro·
fessor also voiced serious alarm
tha t obese men and women
would embark on the diet without
carefully controlled medicul
supervision .
J ndecd . t•ongr essio na l in·
vestigators told us that as many
as 99 of every 100 persons who
are on the crash diet are without
prope r medical care.
Earl Waters
..
Robert N. Weed/Publlthtr Thomls K•vll/Edl'«
Monday, 0.C.Mber 1~, 1977 •
In h t1 futile appeal to
Linn. Btaekbumpteadech "I CIJl· not oversta"49 th• need for e
careftd p~ection or the•• P•·
Uenta who have expended '10
billlon a yelU' in search ot an easy
answer that they can buy. A•ain,
I urge you to consider carelutly
the long term consequence ot
rushing out a book that would
m isr e present a potentially
helpful therupy "
LINN DENIED Jn a telephone
interview with our associates
Gary Cohn and J im Grady that he
acted haslily and lrresponsi~ly.
Other doctors, be said, applauded
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th• publication of the book. Llnn
11reeij, however. tbat llquld pro-teln •hould not be 1old over the
~nter. He dUid a report by tho
Center for Dlseue Control that aay1 "adecu1~tedala ta notavaUa·
bl" to link aennttely tbe diet to the
deaths::
But Scoate lnvesucators, bav·
Jna analyzed the same report and
spoken with medical experts, say
otherwise. "It appears now that
there may be a direct cause·ahd-
~ftect relatlonsh1p between the
use of the liquid (protein > aa part
of the protein sparint diet and
the deaths," they conduded
ominously.
''You n~ed A diet fill."
A• one doe tor to another,
Blackbum told Unn: "You have
already made a major mistake
by 1t1rtin1 patients out on a fast
protocol (procedure > without
completlng thei r medlcal
workup. You should Initiate nutrl·
tlonal education and behavior
modltlcaUon whic h requires..·
classes. written material ancf
careful patient counsellnf. Wo~·
.hove oonclualve proo that_;
modUled £0»Una alone la worth-::
leas wiUtout theae other d1s-~
clplinet."
Conaressional probers charg6-'
that LiM 's book devotes "only
scant aUt!l>Uon" to these esaen-
Ual procedures. They are
seriously concerned that tbe
pubUc looks at "The Last Cbaoce
Diet .. u ju.st another faddish do-
lt-youtsell method ot shedding
pounds and unwlWncly beetns
the diet without medical
guidance. ..
Blackbum posted this alert in
his letter : "No outpatient fasting
<that is by a dieter on his own> can
be undertaken until complete his·. ·
lory. physical exam, laboratory ~
tests, EKG and chesl film hove ~
been completed... · ~
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IN FAIRNESJ, 1t should bet~
noted that Linn emphasized ~
hls book that the regimen and th~~
products he recommended be.1
u s ed only unde r medical
supervision. .
• But at another point he told bi&.
readers, ''the protein sparing
fast is a sale nutritional reg.
r:nen ... the program cannot
fail. Only you can fall ... Rest
assured that the protein sparinl
bas no major side effects."
Some readers. therefore, have
c oncluded th a t the diet is
tnedically sound. "Afte r reading
the book." one dieter told us. "I
aot lhe.,Jmpresslon that seeing a
doctor wa s n 't all that
necessary."
Footnote: Sen. Charles Percy,
R-Jll., has called on the Food and
Drug AdminlstraUoo lo order the
removal or the liquid protein
from over.the-counter sates until
i\ is proven sare. The FDA bu
merely proposed that all Uqutd
protein products carry a warning
label.
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Now's the Time to. Hunt Summer Jobs
With the Chnstmas holidays
only hours away it may seem
strange lo bring up the matter or
summer employ ment but stu·
dents and other young people
seeking work would be well ad-
vised to start hustling now !
Because wh en summer does ar -
rive jobs will be scarcer than
hens' teeth.
THERE ARE already more
tha n a million youths who have
co mpl eted
school, walk·
ing the streets
in futil e
s earches ror
j 0 b s .
Pros p ec t s
than fo r
e mployment
ol th e two
miltron high
s chool a nd
college students to be released
next June are not bright. Even in
those programs especially de-
a i g n ed for student summer
employment, the jobs are few
whel\ matched up to the numbers
inllne.
So, waiting untO just before
Charles McCabe
sum mer lo look for work almost
certainly dooms those students to
failure. Congressman Harold T.
"Bizz'' Johnson, chairman of the
House PubUc Works Committee,
has sent out an alert that the
period for filing applications for
jobs In the National Park and
U.S. Fore::,t Service already Is
open and will close on Jan.15!
ALTHOUGH he says 10,000 will
be employed, that Is the figure
for tbe whole U .S . and
California's share will probably
not exceed 1.000. ApplicaUons, he
advises. should be directed to the
regional offices of the tttencies .
National Parks' address Is Box
30603. San Francisco, and the
Forest Service, also In the bay ci-
ty. is 630 Sansome St. Johnson
notes that additional Jobs will be
available in the Park System
with the concessionaires. Inquiry
at the National Parks ()fflce will
provide information as to those
jobs.
There are also opportunlUea, m
addition to the usual summer pro·
grams, through the new Young
Adult Conservation Corps pro-
gram. These are full-lime jobs
for those between the ages of 16
and 23 but none will be accepted
who leave school to obtain
employment nor will those who
will be attendine school next Call
be considered.
'
PROSPECTS with lhe state ap.
pear a little bil brighter . About
6,000 students will Clnd employ-
ment in the various seasonal pro-
grams conducted by the depf!rt·
ments of Forestry, Ffsb and
Game, Agriculture, and ParkA.
Again the key word is start hunt.
Ing early. AppUcaUol\J should be
rnaJe to the nearest dtpartmen-
la 1 ortlcc but may be made
directly to departmental head-
quarters in Sacratnento. Th'e
sharp ones will apply several
places and several times. The kld
with the moet busue will a•t the job.
In addiUon to the seasonal pro-
grams the state ofCers intern pro-
gra ms but, as in the caae of the
seasonal employment, appll·
cants must deal with the in-
dividual departments. For more
information about thf:Se and the
seasonal Jobs students should
contact their counselors or the
State Person Personnel Board.
While there will be between
t .SOO and 2,000 openings In the in-
tern program, primarily for col-
le.ie students in work related to
their studies, some openings will
be for high schoolers. Not aJI ot
these jobs pay since some are.
merely for work experience and
college credit. And, most ol the·
Jobs ln the Intern programs are in,
Sacramento.
MOST employers are. IJ'Dl·.
pathetJc, havlnf gone tJlrouah .
tile aame experiences as a afu.
dent themselves, so Job ~eekers
abouldn't be Umid. Call a.act ii.
you get any encouragement. Call
back anyway. P~iltenae often
makes the d1"erence and even if
you don 'l eet the job you m~
make a (fiend for the ruture.
ll probably won 't )\urt
anything to "bug'' your As·
semblyman end Senator. They
all have field aides to live
servlq to the people in their db-
trict offtces. Tho matn Ulln& to
remember, the labor market be-
tna what it ls, no one la aoiflt to
come looking for you.
A 'NewsllUlll' Doesn't Deal Wiih Life in the ~w ~
' Theo Lippman Jr. is an
6dlt.ortal wrlter ror the Baltimore
Sun. He is also editor of a recent
book, "A Gallg of Peclurri//1 -And
Otltn Comm~nta on Newspaper Publiaben. Edatora and Reporters.··
by Jl L. Mencken.
TM dust jacket and liUe page
of thtl work describe the in·
troducUon,
written by
Llppman, l• n "• profile ot ,.;::.
Mencken aa ~~ new.tman, ••, ....,;'"
That ain't the ~· way l.tPJ>mait
wrote It. He w r o t e
• 'newtpaper·
man." To thla
da7i hct doesn't know why the
pub latter changed the correct
word into a bit or inaccurate
blab.
·'I 1uspect Mencken would
wlnc. at the word newsman,•·
a Id LI ppm an recently.
"Mencken did sttm to approv~
ot ~ JoumalJ1t1 Plckln& up
tb:tl American word
ne wspaperman to describe
themselves and abandonll\i their
tradiUonal 'pressmen.·
"On the other hand. be seemed
l o dis approve of elevat-
ing 'newsboy' to •newspaperboy.'
He thouettt il wu 111 euphemism. ~ knows wh•t be would have
tbou1htof ·newspaperperson '."
l 'm &lad the &ood Lippman
brought the matter up, 11 wen u
the memory of old H'nry Loula,
who preceded him aa an editorial
writer on the sun. ( have alwaya
thought tho ''new•man11 usage not oruy odlout but cloae to mean· lnaJcss.
TO Tit£ BBST of my
knowledae, "newaman•• waa
rammed ittto the IJD1u11e by
lhoae are&t verbal lnnov1tor1,
lbo edJton of Ttm• m•1alln .
Thi• mqaiJJ\t became a 1reat
national 1uccea1 durinc the 1920ts
and '30s by a 1lmple expeijtent.
They filled 1 weekly bOoac wtth
dallies, mainly th• Times Ind I.ho
Herald·'l'ribun.. Tbere are Pt<>·
ple who mtaht have called thll
"Pl•&l&Ham or plaf UH• ri. Od4l.Y eooulb, tow people dlCI.
...
The gentlemen from V9Je and
olber Ivy League colle1es who
presided ohr this weekly
paaUche seldom, if ever, covered a runnint story. Still, they con·
sidered themselves
newspapermen, though lt wu
clear they didn't work for a daily
newspaper. Thtd "newsman" -
a term that could apply t.O anyone
wtUl a pe"_Oberat connedioa to th~ biDdllnc or a commodity. oews. i
S'nLI.. AGAIN, A Time .. ,...
porter'·' re 1 • m b I e d •
1'6Yt'IPaperman .trom one ot lh• d•IU• tn lhe same way that a
sodety matron resembl~ the
hou1ekcoper who kept her
e1tabllthment runnlnc.
. Todey ''newamen" applies ·
even to tboae AppOllonlan c:tum·
mies who read the n w1 on tho
tube and wbo, 11 pot out on th
1treet a.1 roporter1, wouldn't
know the dtrrerence between an
ln•fft and an Ink~
Newspapermen, I ln1bt, are
di«~ Whenever l am com· oell~ by the utien~l• OI our
bureaucracy, t.o st.ate my line of •
work. I always write down
"newspaperman." A newspa~r
la different from a magazine, ahd
vastly different from a televasion
statJon. A DOW1Paperman is a
Joumnllst. a fellow who keeps a
DAILY record of the follies,
achi vementl and terslvena-
Uona of bl1 fellow humans and ...,elr ln.lmal f rtend•.
ecauae lb• newapaperman
doals wtU\ the raw material of
buman-lire h denlopes a un.lque
style ol Uvtnc. He develops a
carapace that wlll enable him to
ateal ~ plcture of a loved one
whlJ& he la botdinc the irtef-
ttrJctltn wtdow ln hia oomlortln«i
arms. He' 11lp11 gin while he
watch •xceuUons, bocause all
thla raw atutt la reall.Y a bit too r._w 1bt" him.
A newapapumen ls a human
btift;, arauably mOH 10 than any ~ .. ~rson ~ncqed ln lbe
lett.cr..s trades. u: ho Js • aood
•ne, he tborou1hly bellev ln tM
old <'Uch• ot hla trade, that it is
hi.I bUSlnesa &o comfort tM af-
flicted, l.Od a.mtct tbe cotnlon.&· J ~~ l
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Nine· Cities Set C()nncil Elediens
Br TIM BOBEaTS oe .. o.i,, ,.... ... ,
N Orance Cout Cities wlll nu twent]Jlouven
city council seats in elt(:Uons March 7, Marci\ 28
and April 11.
Cand.ldat.es ln the March 7 elections may now·
take out DQmlnaUon papers at their respective city cl•r '•9fflce.
TM nominattoll pepen must be filed with tbe
clerk '1 olfice by noon J)ec. 29. Tbe flllnf period wlll
be exteDded to Jan. 3 lf aa Wu!Dbent council
memberfalt. to rue for re.-eleetion.
Candidates In the HunUncton Beach and
Newport Beach April 11 elections may take out
nomination papen beglnnl41 Jan. U. The nom1Da·
Uon papers must be nled wllb the clerk's office by noon Feb. 2. If an Incumbent fails to file, tbe
deadline will be extended to Feb. 7.
City council elections are scheduled for March
28 in Seal Beach. The tilint peflod runa from Dec. 29
to Jan. 19. The deadline would be extended to Jan. _; ___ 24 lf an Incumbent falls to me.
Attention Grabber
Candidates must gather the aignatures of 20 to
50 registered voters within his clt7. Tlae candldJte
himself must be at least 18 years old and, 1enerally,
have lived In the city for 30 days or more.
Additionally, the candidates are required by
state law to file, along with their nominaUon
papers, a "statement or economic lnlerest.
Tbe financial reports were required 'frlt.b the
pass ate of the Poll Uc al Reform Act. an inlllative on
the June primary ballot in 1974.
The financial disclosures cover a candidate's
investments in property within the city and in-
terest! in businesses whlcb are likely to do work for
theelty.
The financial statement. are kept on file with
the cltf clerk's office and are open for public in·
spec ti on. No fees are required to aaln a place on th~
bJlltt. wtth the exception or Huhtington Beach's
$10C). l~ling fee and Seal Beach's $25 charge.
However, in Seal Beach, if the candidate declares
'that the $25 fee is financially burdensome, it will be
waived. Oo March 7, 16 city council seats are up for
eltcUon. They are. with the lncumbenta Ult.eel: C~ta Mesa, Jack Hammett and Nonna Hert&oc;
Fountain Valley, Roser Stanton, Al Holllnd.en and
George Scott. . lrvioe. Jotu\ 'Burtotl and G•bdelle Pryor;
Laguna Beach. Jon Brand, Carl Jotmecm and
Phyllis Sweeney; San Clemen~•, Thomu O'K"fe,
Anthony DiGlovannl and Pamek Lane aad, San
Juan Capistrano, John Sweeney, Yvon Heeaeber
and Douatu Nash. .
On Ap,rll 11 four seatS each lD HunUncton Beach
and Newport Boacb will be contested. ,n Hunt·
tngtoo Beach the current holden of these seats are
Ted Bartlett, Al Coen, Norma Oibbt and Harriet
Wieder.
In Newport Beach the teats now held by Trudi
Rodson. Pete Barrett, Milan Doatal ancl Luclll•
Kuebn wtll be on the block.
In Seal Beach, on March ~ the councll aeata
now held by Ronald Kredell, Tbomu Blackman >
and Proctor Welr will come up foreleet.loA.
For the sophisticated &rader there's
onlv one numhcr to rcmcmbcr-Ol'RS
S40·812I ·
Motorists on the Santa Ana FreeWay near
Stale ·College Boulevard get tbi1 µpaide
down view of advertising billboard. It isn't
an optical illusion. Workmen apparently
pul the sign up that "'ay.
"
Deatlu Euewhef~ . .
l ,J
Pierre Cardin!
Save 25 °/o -30 o/o
OYSTER BAY, N.Y .
I AP) -Etbel Carow
Rooaevell Derby, 86, one
of Thoodore Roosevelt's
sax children, di~ Satur-
day night al her home.
OCEAN CITY .. Md.
York soclallt.e, ~ed of an
apparent se1Milflicte4
aunshot wound at his
13,000-acre Horseshoe
Plantation on Suriday, of·
ficials said. Baker was
the grandaon of George
F. Baker, a New York
financier and former
chairman of the board of
the First National Bank
of New York.
•
Crewneck, V.-neck :or turtleneck of
super-riCh merino wool. Each,
Orig. $27.50, 1~.99
Cotton pinwale corduroy pants,
Orig. $30.J2.50, $21.99
Choose plain·front, elastic-back or
ti•front pents. Atl com& in a range
of colof1, like th• sweaters, but not all
si:zet In all colon. Ourte a collection
for Cardin fansl Hurry, to the
I AP> -Donald F.
Web1ter, '8, accountant•
fo r the Pallottlne Fathers and key pros-
ecution wil.neaa ln tbe
pohl1cal corruption trial
of former Gov. Marvin
!\t andel, was round dead
of a gunshot wound In his
Ocea n City con-
dominium Friday night.
The state medical ex·
a miner ruled the death a
~u1clde.
C HICAGO CAP) -
Albert Pick Jr., 82,
rounder of Pick Hotels
Corp., whlcb owns a na·
tlonwide chain of more
than 30 hotels, died Sun·
day of heart failure.
'Forerunner Shop
SAN FRANCISCO
IJ\PJ -The Very Rev.
Stanley Rodgers, 49 ,
dean of Grace Cathedral,
died from a heart attack
he sufrered shortly after
delivering a sermon to a
1·o ngrl'gation of 700
persons.
SCHENECTADY,
N.Y. <AP) -Theodore
Rieb, 72, an engineer and
inventor who held more
than 100 patents, died
Friday after a long ill-
ness. Rich worked for
the General Electric Co.
for almost40 years.
PALO ALTO <AP>
Private services bave Death Notices
heen held for retired HAU.Sit. N a v y Re a r A d m . LEONARD LEE HALL, s1t. rnt·
F r e d e r I c k I r v I n I •"' 01 s.m. ...,.. '"" • Mtlw of
I k ea111omlo PnMd -•v _. ~· Entwlat e, 78, 8 ey 10, ,.,, •• llle •oo of •2. Beloved
figure jn U.S . naval~ .... Hy Holl of SMta Atto.
t. i th p ·r· ea ....... Of" 0. & ~""""'"Of opera ions n e act IC PomOM, ea.""' toll'lerto crn11110 Holl
during World War II. o1 L.ont llMdo, c.., Gwwll.,.. Heu of F.nlw1slle died a• bas s.n10AM,C.O .• ~•dL..HonJ• .• of ' " Soni. AM Co., Edwo<d Holl .of Sonl.O home here following a A11a,c. .• 1..w1on1H.H.ttt•Uenw~.
lengthy illness. ~: •• ~~:,•-:110".:«.!::':~0~~;.~
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Corona del Mar 673-9450
Costa Mesa 646-2424
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MOITUAU
110 Broadway
Costa Mesa
642-8150
NTM1VTHIU. LA ..
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427 E. 17th St.
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Santa Ana Chapel
518 N. Broadway
Santa Ana• 547-4131
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8 DAILY PILOT
Population G~uwth Up
r
Aatf .. e
Levers?
Older Crowd Replaces State's Youthful ~~age Meet me
on ~It
S&ree'
SACRAMENTO CAP) -CallromJa, wltb it.I ~ outblul hna1e aa the home ol brawny aurfora and
1klnl-clad ctrll. II 1otnc to be populated by a much
older crowd by tbe year 2000.
The state -lona a mecca for peo le tired ot en·
during frozen winters elsewhere -WiJI find bi11er
and blgaer crowds at Its sunny beaches, parka and
lboppl,,g centers.
Th-t'1 tlJe word from Gov. Edmund Brown
Jr. 's Departelenl of finance populaUon research
unit, which aatbera 1tatlatica cm aucbUlinp,
By I.hat )'ear, t.be median qe ln Callforbla will
be 86 -compaml ~ a median age ol it for Cantor·
nlana tn 197~. aaya Nels Rasm\1$1en, tbe "*'1t~ re·
search dJrector. .
HOWEVER, MORE PEOPLE WILL live
further away from the moat crowded California citJes.
BBTWEEN lWJJ AND ... , the over·65 &J'OUP
will increase 43 perceat to 3,SOC,'°°, RuJDu-.en
estimates. --------~~--------
OUEENIE By Phil lnterlondi
I •
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~~~· ... =..:··
12-17-O•~··---.. ~ ... -
Prisoner Freed,
Innocence Proved
DETROIT CAP) -Phillip Lattner has been
freed after nearly a year in prison because the two
detectives who invesUsated the robbery for which
he was convicted kept working on the case until
they proved his innocence.
L~ttner, 21, was convicted of a robbery that the
detectives now believe was committed by a man
who looks like him, Last week he was released from
the Ionia Reformatory.
. TH' FORMER INMATE WOULD not speak
with refc!rlers, .but detective Larry Patterson of the
Wayne County ~roaecutor's office, said Lattner "couldn't believe It."
Patterson and his partner, Tom Sheedy. arrest·
ed Lattner In October 19'76 on charges of armed rob·
btary and assault with intent to commit murder ln
connection with the holdup of a grocery store m
Romulus, Mich.
Witnesses identified him from a mugshot and
three persons testified be WIJ the bandit. He was
convicted in January and sentenced to 15 to 25 years.
IN OCTOBER OF TRIS year, Patterson beard
from an informant that Lattner had not done it.
"We spent a Jot of hours talking to a lot or peo-
ple." Patteraol) uid.
A week ago the officers got their first big break
in proving Lattner Innocent. A man arrested for a
traffic violation was questioned by Pauerson and
Sheedy and allegedly confesseC1 to the robbery. The
officers say he also told ~hem of a seeond man in·
volved in the robbery who was Lattner's look·aUke.
Gerald Nixon, 20, of Taylor, ls charged with the
'robbery. The detectives are looking lor the second,
man.
And ii it aeema lhat there are al~ of people llv·
lni In CaUfomla now -cloatinC the lreewaJI, re·
aorta and the linea at the 1upermarkett -it* OJl}y
the be1innln1.
By U>e y-=ar 2000, there will be 8 millloo more
CaUfomlana for a total of more than 29.2 m1Ulon,
the elate'• populaUon uperta estimate.
THAT EXPECTED U PEaC£NT tncreue
compares wjth a 99 percent populatioa esploslon tn
California ln the put quarter century, when the
state erew from 10.e mUllon In ~to21.1 million ift
1975.
Most of the 1rowt.h since 1950 baa been in the
suburbs within dally commuting distance ot
CalifomJa1s majorciUes.
In the next quarter century, more people will
choose to live ln less urban areas -such as the
rural mountain counties east of Sacramento and
suburban cpuntles like Ventura and Santa Crui,
Rasmussen said.
~~~
GOLDSMITH · FINE JEWELRY I
. (G,(4r.. . . ·• )
t
• • GENTLEMEN! , --•
~ • ,; •_ M~~~~L;~;;p~; HOL:~.~ ..
~ ~ EVENINGS 7 · 9:30 \
! {~;~ LEISU RELY CHOOSE FINE ,,·
-S !.~• JEWELRY, HANDCRAFT WARES '
!: FOR HOLIDAY GIVING. ~ • FESTIVE CHAMPAGNE Jt.t.• · ~ •CAPABLE STAFF TO ~
"I TIDNK THt:RE IS definitely a disenchant· < ASSIST YOU. ~
ment with urban living setting in among a good o p
many people. This generally affects people more so ~ Cull ulwut m11· 11'1,/1 Rt'</1\tn· •
in the age of 55 and above -people who have lived· ~ •"\.lCllll.~tMll~. ~~-• ·• ~TL.•
in ao urban area and remember, for example, when """""'"· -*•
Los Angeles was not a bad place to live," 30 1 MARINE AVENUE ~ 67J-4J34
Rasmussen said.
, Expansion
Approved
For Hotel THE CHRISTMAS SP.READ~
RENO, Nev. CAP) -A
200-room, five-story ex-
pans ion has been ap.
proved for the yet un·
completed Sahara fteno
Hotel and Casino, the Del
E. Webb Corp. has an-
nounced.
Robert H. Johnson,
chairman and chief ex-
ecutive oencer, said the
expansion will give the
Sahara Reno 20 lloora
alld 610 guest rooms and
suites. The company's
board or directors eave
the approval.
THE OPENING or the
hotel is scheduled for the
summer oC 1978 with full
completion slated for the
end of 1978. The hotel wlll
employ more than 1,000
persons.
Plans for the hotel and
casino include a ground
floor casino area With a
show lounge and bar and
a gourmet restaurant
and lounge on the top
noor.
The se cond floor
wlll house a 1.150·seat
theater restaurant and
other eating facilities.
..
.
Jo•n Holtday-Spa.Ge( t Tears or t people fOr •he pr•ce ~ 1. . . ~
''l'llCtltlSON
corduroy ~llection
.,
1
Storekeeper Mark FrankUn j9 wearjl:tg_ one
of maf'\y Thomson corduroy slacks, offered
in three styles and seven colots ... c:orrifortable,
c.:isual, and classic. 26.00 to 30.00 ..
~"' 610 SO\lth ~ach Blvd South Of Lincoln AY90UO
(714) 82&-0381
co.ta ... ==:'~ (114)64~
And here's the best part. f
These tempting Christmas offers .
come with all the trimmings. ·
Including steam-. Sauna. Whirlpool.
Space age exercise equipment. . ' And qualified instruction available
at every club. Plus the fastest, most
effective w~y to shape up. Progres-
sive resistance exercise. It all
combines to melt away that bowlful
of jelly ... quick as a wink.
So don't let the Christmas
spread get the best of you. Heaa for
Holiday Spa Health Clubs. Even il
you find your busy holiday schedule
spreading you thin, join now '
and get started after the holidays.
These membership offers will never
be priced this low again.
Isn't it time you trimmed the
Christin.as spread down to size?
Only io aan left.
LOfttl•-" 4101 Atlantte BIVd Com•' of C.reon
(213) 42&-8874
•
f LOS ~NG!LES CAP> -
1.J1tenlng to talk of football's best
runntna bacu, you a.,ldom bear
the n~me Lawrence
McCutcbeon.
Eveo tn Loe Angeles, the run·
ni.ng Bock of Gibraltar doesn't
get as rnudt notice as some of the
tua,ea and feuds in wbicb
athletics and athletes get IQ·
volv~d.
'-'Look," Mccutcheon says in is
usual quiet mann~r. "All I do is
go out and do the job. If that
doesn't speak for itself, that's all
I c~ndo."
,Mccutcheon set both career
and indivi~ual ~hlng records
for the Los Angetes Rams Sun·
day m a 23-1 victory over Atlan-
ta when.he gained 152 yards in lT
carries including the longest run
of bis five years in the pro-
fessional game -48 yards.
Mccutcheon and his mates
earned the right to host one of the
opening National Football
League playoff games and also
dumpecl AUahta out of any Super
Bowl contention.
He now has 5,498 yards rushing
for his career and 1.213 for this
season. The career total beat the
1960·69 record .of S,417 by Dick
Sports in Brief . ..
Bass and Mccutcheon had the
best single sea.soo mark at 1,168 a
year ago.
Since the Rams have won five
straliht National Football Con-
ference West titles and the run-
ntne game lJ their forte, the im·
pqrtance of the Colorado State
product should not be over-
looked.
And he works at either fullback
or halfback qependlng on the
need. Th.it year, it's been
baltback most of the time with
Jobn C~ppelletti at fullback.
As the R"ams wblpped the
FalcoQS, Mccutcheon carried
qnly twice In the opening
touchdown drive but blocked for
Cappelletti on three other runs.
Cappelletti made a leaping catch
in the end zone of a pass froJD
quarterback Pat Haden to open
the scoring.
The second time the Rams con·
trplled Uae ball, the 205·pound
McCutcheop contributed a 37-
yar'd run to a drive that ended in
a 36-yatd 0field goal by Rafael
Sep ti en.
His 48-yard run came in the
third quarter as he broke up the
middle behind a block by guard
Tom Mack and went to the Allan-
Tomjano\iich Out
L~!EL!?~~~~~~~~~~~n,
I Janovich wcm't be J>l~ing · scram&linlll yatds on a fourth-basJtet~.....l:~r a whfl.e\..K.ermit and·seven With the ball at the
W aabingwo. wU1 probai»lY f1nd TQmple 22. •
hiW!se in a slmn. s~tuaUon Goll £eaderl
sho . I MANILA. i-tlll)fllllMI -lndlvlci.t -...... mjanovlch, who was slugged ·~· .,. ttie 1111111 mMCt Svnd.ty .. 1t1e ""' bY Washington Friday night, was Wotld ei. Gott o.MPltnVAP °" u.. t,JM.ywd.
moved from the lntensive care ~~NStcourwotwK1tW.aGo1ihl01un1ty
unit to a private room at Cen-OM'r .... ,... n .... ,,..,....., i Unela Hospital Medical Center :=--1
11
,: =~:~
J iq Ingle~ Sunday and bis con-Sea:tll ...., .. 1s.1•1•12-m
t dttlon wu called atable by a E . · ~~7;::
, spokesw9man. : ~~~ .. •· ~"*"~ The ~ Rodtets' forw~ ___ 7t.tJ.n-1....-
has a broken nose and a dotlble "'·~~--
fracture of the Ja" as tbe result ~~ ... a.tt~~ of a haymaker landed by Los IMtll..,11cA,,,; 1111wr•~-.
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He'll beoutsometime." Johnson, Notre Dame assistant;
Washington, meanwhile, See Brief1, Page B·Z
figures to be out some mone)',
and perhaps llOme time, too,
when he-.hears from the NBA of·
fice this week.
GulUlaon Witts
ADELAIDE, Australia -Tim
Gullikson overcame Chris
Lewis, 3-6, &-4, 3-4. W, 6"" in the
finals of an international tennis
tournament, Sunday.
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LONDON -Veteran Billie
Jean King beat ·Virginia Wade,
6·3, 6-1 Sunda,Y to win the Bremar
Cup Women's t.enrils tournament.
It took the Kini 67 minutes lo
bea~ Wade and win the $8,370 first
prize.
Ro•eacall Falb
SYDNEY, Australia -Ken
Rosewall, 43, suffered a 4-6, 6-1,
1 .5 first round Joss to Cliff
Letcher in the New South Wales
Open today.
In other matches, Rqscoe Tan·
ner had little troubl~ beat1n1
Jorge Andrew 6·2 6-S and Colin Dibley beat Geoff Maatera, 6-2.
6-3.
Sue BJ.rker downed Leslle
Bowrey. M . 6-3 tnd Kerry Reid·
beat K31Hallam,6-1, 6-2.
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ta 16. Two plays later Haden
ctrcled left eod on a rollout for
the touchdown that put the score
all6-0.
Mccutcheon ha.d bettered the
team's career record in the
second quarter when he broke for
10 yards. Officials stopped ~~
garne, Diet Bass came onto the
field and the former record· hol~r, now a broadcaster of LOls
Angeles gamea, talked with
Lawrence as the game ball was
presented.
"That was the biggest thrill I
ever bad," said Mccutcheon. "I ~ever saw anything like that
berore, when they stop the game
and bring the microphone right
onto the field."
Bass said he only asked
Mccutcheon why he hadn't taken
a little longer lo grab the team's
rushing title, but added, "It was
an honor. Not often ln this busi· ness does a guy that held the
record get the chance to be first to
interview the guy that breaks it."
•
The Rams scored their final
touchdown in the fourth period
when reserve back Rod Phillips
smashed 2 yards and Atlanta .
kept U from being a shutout via a
73-yard scorini pass play from
Steve Bartkowski to Alfred
Jenkins. That wu the longest
pass comp1etton against the In· N~~ Beaeh Rams this season, but on the ~_,..,.., • .,
oqier hand, the ZJ points by Los
Angeles was the most that Atlan·
ta has !lad scored aeainat them ln
1971.
Jimmy Connors and Chris Evert, shown
holding hands ln this February, 1975 photo.
have been staying in Newport Beach the
last three days, and Sunday played tennis
at the John Wayne Tennis Club. They bolb
Coach Leeman Bennett of
Atlanta, a Rams assistant in past
denied rumors they are mar,ried. I
yea r s, said be thought
quarterback Bartkowski. with a
15-23·1 passing record with 230
yards, "played his best game
since he's been back," but
added:
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LEXINGTON, KY. <AP) -Joe
B. Hall, Univeralty 9f Kentuc.ky
baaketball coach~ an~ Dick
P.anons, Hall'• assustant, led a
host ol former playen wbo paid
tribute to tbe ~eeendary Daren of
Buketball, Adotpb Rupp, who
died late Saturday.
Standi.og in the freezing dark·
nes1 of Blue Grus Field bere
early Sunday, Hall reflected on
the lrony ol Rupp's death occur •
ring witbin minutes of top.
ranked Kentucky's 73-66 victory
over Kansas, Rupp's alma
mater.
"It's been kind ot an eerie
ni&ht," Hall 1aid. "Here we were
In Kansas. We drove down
Naismith Avenue to Allen Field
House to take coach Rupp 's team
against Kansas.
"We had a silent prayer before
the game," be said. "I asked the
public address announcer to an·
nounce that be was not there and
that we all knew be would like to
be there on this occasion, with
Kentucky ranked No. 1 and play-
ing Kansas and that he was in the
university hospital in a coma.
Then the announcer aske4 that
they have • abort silent prayer
and the whole crowd realized
coach Rupp'a situation.
"In Kansas, I thought about
coach Rupp and the tradition
that's out there," said Parsops,
who captained the Wildcats dur-
ing the 1.960-et season. "You walk
In Allen Fleld,House and you see
Dr. James Naismith'.s picture
and you l4!e Pbog Allen's picture.
I know coach Rupp was interest·
ed ID Use game out at Kansas andl
late in the fame we knew ho was
1ertoualy lll. We were Just hoping
that m11be we could win that
g,me aDd maybe dedicate lt to hf~" C.M. Newton. Frank RamaQ" and Bobb7 Watson, memben of
Ke.ntuck)'•a US1 national cbam·
plonahip team, remembered
tbelr former coach as a man who
tranaeencSed hit apart. "It'• one ot thOle thln1s that
peraonaUy 1addens you, but It's
more than that," aald Newton,
'Whb now coaches Alabama. "It' .. w)lat he has meant for
baaketball. He wP a areat rnan.
It'• hard for me even to describe howJteet ...
"He'• the man who all others.
were measured by,'' added
Ramsey. who starred senral
y~an with the Boston Celtics and
no\v aervea as a Kentucky
trustee. ''The last time I saw
coach Rapp was this fall when I
went out and visited him at bis
home. 114 was awfully weak then.
I learned so much front coach
Rupp -things like paying atten·
Uon to details. Ho was a perfec-
tionist and a dJscipllnarian. And
he was a winner."
Watson was a paradox daring
hla playinJ Can!er at Kentucky.
Rupp made no secret of bis
preference for tall players, but Watson, a short playmaltlng
guard, bUSUe<S bis way lntO'the
lineup, twice was named all-
Southeastern Conference and
captained the l951·52team.
"I Just remember when I start·
ed as a freshman. He always
Jbked and said, 'Bobb)', you're
too lltUe.' l had to earn my way.
It was a etruggle eaeb ,-ear,''
Watson said. "I learned a lot. I
felt like tho._.people wbo phqed
for ?tim and did the Job for him all
liked him. A lot of ~ople that didn't get to play maybe had
thlngs to say about him. The ones
who did play all respected him."
Larry Steele, now with
Portland ot tMe National Basket-
ball AssoclaUon, co-captained
the 1970-n Wildcats, Rupp's next
to last team.
"Everyone around the country
knew what kind of coach be
was,•• Steele said. "But, if you
mentioned his name ln Ken·
tucky1 it was impossible to
d~crioe the reaction you'd get.
H~ w a1 a tnle legend. . .
INGLEWOOD (AP) -~ Palr ol old pros. and a co\lp(e of
youisters put tt\elr talenta
toe er to produce a \ttctory for
the a Angelu Latera Sunday
night,
Lou Hud&OO. an ll·year Na-. tlooal Buketball Association
player t acored ellht. at his 21 polats m ov"1lme as tM Lakers
od1•d tho Buflato Braves.
124·1.U.' Kateem Abdul·Jabbar,
ln .Mi lijn.th NBA HtlUft, acorecl
a aea1on-hl1h '3 poiats and
pulled down 19 rebounds.,
8ut Loi Angeles may not have
won bad lt not been for the effort.I
of roOkie guard Norm Nixon and
tocond·year for•ard Tom
Aberneth1. Nixon 1cored a
career·blcl\ 2$ points whll•
Abernethy talUed 18, lncludlnl a
J'·foot jumper with four seconds
left in roiulatlon play to Ue the
score at lOI.
••1 don't D¥>w if ••.played so
w n. but w. made all the kt>"
.play•."' la&d Uia A.ftlelu CQacb
Jerry West; hOlo t.-m la now
1o;u. "We Wottect hn tonllht.
bUt njbl now OW' difWe •• hurt·
ln1 us and the turnovers, too."
The !Akel"I are IV rum1 19.1
49ers ClaSh 1
! f
With Dallas
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -
Dallas Cowboys coach Tom Lan-
dry thinks be knows what the Sui
Franclaco 49ets win be tr'Yina to
do tonieht in their natiodilly
televiaed National Football
Leaeueeofttest. *
• ·T~ey'll figure with Roser Stau~~h not throwln1 u weU as -· he normally does, that if they can
stop (Tony) Donett, then ~Y
can have a chance to wlnfOle
game,•• says Landry. ..fiiat
would be my plan against us.••,
Rookie nmnlng back Doraett ti ~ornlng off a 206·)'~d
performance last week •I._
Philadelphia, while quarter~ ,
Staubacb has been in a m
alump since injuring his hlp~iD(l
right tbumb several weeks ag'.ih ;.
The 49ers, stumbling throu.eJr~
5·1 season, could be forgivdf if
they .have bad memories ~t
stemming from a game laat week
and one five yean ago agam&t
Dallas. I
A week ago, the 49erl were
coasting along wlth a 24·1 ~d· f
over. Minnesota 1otne into tbe
fourth quarter, only to loso ZMr1 I
as rookie quarterback TomntY I Kramer led a last period rally.
The last time the 49ers hosttd
the Cowboys, ln a 1972 play4ff l game, Staubach came off tie
bench lo erase a 28·13 deficit Jn ,
the fourth quarter and 1tye J
Dallas a 30-28 victory.
Dallas, 10.2, the best record Jn •
the National Conference, wl first eight games of the se
before losing consecuUve gam
to St. Louis and Pittaburab.
has won Its last two.
I
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£:'2 DAILY PILOT Monday. ~ember 12. 1D77 FOOTBALL I BASKETBALL /'MISCELLANY
PatriOts Stagger-Miami;·
Lions Upset Baltimore
... ,....
COSTLY FUMBLE -Minnesota quarterback Tommy
l{ramer <right) reaches for his fumble, only to have it
s(luirt away and into the arms of Oakland linebacker
Willie Hall for a touchdown in the first quarter of Sun-
do v 's NFL action at Oakland. The play helped the
Raiders to a 35-13 win ~-
H H Toomey Begins
Estancia, Oflers in Action
The 49lh annual Huntington
Beach lnvilational basketball
tournamt>nt unfolds tonight at
Huntington Beach High School
"1th J pair of of tiffs, a nd
fc>atun'd 1s a matchup between
Jo;stancia <Costa Mesa) High's
Eagles and talent-laden Los
Amigos <Garden Grove> High.
Estancia and Los Amigos open
Li l 7. followed by the host Oilers of
I lunlington Beach coach Roy
Miller and Long Beach Wilson.
The opener features tall and
1.t1ented ~ Amigos, under the
ha nd of coach J ohn Keating. The
Lobos have four returning
-.tarlers from last season's CIF
playoff entry, a team which exit·
Drake Honored
Joe Drake of Estancia (C<lsta
~lesa) Hieh was selected to the
All-Century League water polo
first team while teammate Rob
Wyatt was chosen to the second
team in voting by league
coaches.
Doug Kimbell of Villa Parle
was a unanimous choice as MVP.
l'lnt ......
ed the eliminations al the hand of
even t ual CIF 3-A champion
Corona del Mar.
Orlando Ward, a 6-7 standout,
leads the Lobos, although he is
but one of ma ny outstanding
players al Los Amigos. There Is
6-9 sophomore Clayton Olivier,
and returning starters Warren
Ellis. 6-6 Tony Zuloaga and Angel
Fuentes.
Estancia, under the hand of coach Larry Sunderman, bas.
raced lo a 3·1 record and aets its
second tough opener in tourney
action. Last week the Eagles
open ed with highly regarded
Brea and the only loss was lo
Laguna Beach tournament run-
nerup Cal High <Whittier).
Pacing the Estancia quintet 'is
Doug Jardine, who bas averaged
18.2 points per game on a squad
which normally plays 10 players
a game.
Huntington Beach relies on 6-2
forward Curt Steinhaus, who is
averaging 17.0 points per game
a nd was chosen to the all·
tournament team at the recent .Marina-Westmmster tourney.
Steve Grocan keyed two first
period touchdown drives and tt.~
New England Patrtots held on for
a 14·10 victory ovel' the Miami
Dolphins to highlight a .wacky
Sunday 1n the National Football
Leaaue.
And with Det.ro1t'a 13-10 Stun•
ner over BalUmore, it leaves tbe
American Football Conte~~
East Dlvlaion race ln a three~way
tie-Baltimore, New England
and Mtaml have M rtcord4 with
one 1ameleft.
Baltimore can win it all witb a
victory over New England. If
Baltimore IOlel and Miami beata
Buffalo, then MiamJ la the cham~
pion. New England can wln it on-
ly if lt beat.a Baltimore and Buf·
falo upsets Miami.
New England manhandled the
Dolphlns for most of the flrst half
Sunday. but then had to call OD ita
defenae to at.op Miami ln the final
two periods. Tbe Patriot& held
the Dolpblns near the goal line in
the final two minutes.
New England scored the first
two times it had ~session with
Grogan h1Wn1 a key pass to
Stanley Morgan to eel up a l·yard
touchdown run by Ike Forte.
Bob Griese of Miami was
sacked si• times and Sam Cun-
nlnebam scored the second New
Eniland touchdown on a short
plunge.
Elsewhere in the NFL:
DETROrr AT BALTIMORE -
Leonard Thompson raced
through untouched to block
David Lee's punt, picked up the
ball at the 2-yard line and ran in
for the winning touchdown with
nine seconds remainin1 to give
Detroit a 13-10 win over tile Colts.
Thompson and Detroit coach
Tommy Hudspeth said they were
surprised that the Colts chose to
kic k , since Detroit bad no
timeouts left ... We thought they'd
go for a safety,•' said Hudspeth.
The Colts took the lead at 10-6
on a 34-yard touchdown pass
from Berl Jones to Lydell
Mitchell with 4:53 left.
Detroit's only other scoripg
was by Steve Mlke·Mayer, whb
kicked field goals of 25 and 37
yards. It was Baltimore's third
straight loss.
GREEN BAY AT CHICAGO -
Walter Payton ran for 163 yards
and two touchdowns and James
Scott caught seven passes tor 9'
yards and another touchdown,
leading the CbJcago Bean to a
21-10 vlctory over the Green Bay
Packers. .
The Bears can reach the
playoffs with a victory over the
New York Giants.
the Oakland Raiders proved
superior lo Minnesota 11ain, thJs
tlme rouUni the VUdJll•· 35-13.
Tbt two colllded ln January With
Oakland winning the Super Bowl
game.
Ken Stabler threw tbr.ee
touchdown passea, Mark van
Ee1hen set an Oakland aln1le·
se·aaon rushin& record or 1,202
yards Ul.2 Sunday) and Jack
Tatum made two of the Raiders'
three intercepllons. Minnesota
alJo lost the ball by fumbling it
•way three Umes inside lls 20.
The victory clinched lhe wild
card spot in the playoffs for
Oakland.
NY GIANTS A!
PHILADELPHIA -Rookie
Wilbert Mootcomery returned
the second-ball kickoff 99 yar(la ·for a touchdown and Ron
J 1wonki scored OD a one-yard
run with 20 seconds left. 1lvtng the Philadelphia Eaates a 11·14-
vlctory over the New York
Giant.a.
The Eagles got a 2S·yard field
goal from Nick Mike-Mayer after
New York had gone in front, 7-0,
on quarterback Joe Plsarcik's:·
one-yard sneak. The Giants'
other touchdown came on Larry
Czonka's one-yard plunge with
7: 37 remaining in tbe game.
SEATl'LE 'AT KANSAS CITY
-David Simms scored twice on
short runs and comer~ack Dave
Brown sped Z1 yards with an in·
terception for another touchdown
as Seattle downed the Kansu Cl·
ty Chiefs, 34-31.
and bad to stop a-late Chiera• bid.
for victory. Tbe Chiefs drove t4 a
!lrst·and-goal at the Seattle
seven-yard line witb mor• than
Clve minute• remalolng, but
Tony Adams' pus was intercept·
ed by Kennf! Geddess to halt lbo
threat. 'lbe losa was the Cbiefa'
fifth strallbt.
BUPFAl.OATNY JETS-Joe
Ferguson's two touchdown
passes to Bob Chandler, the
second an 11-yarder with 40
HCODdl to ph~y. gave t.be Buffalo
Bills a 14-10 victory over the New
York Jet.s.
The game-winllln1 pass, and a
five-yarder late Ip the first ~.
enabled the BIUs to put thelr rec·
ord at 3-10, the •ame as New York. _
The Jets bad ~e ahead 10.7
with 1:57 to play on JUcbard
Todd's nine-yard sooring pus to
Wesley Walker. New Yor~ bad
opened the acoring on the secood
play of the second quarter on Pat
Leahy's 25-yard fteld goal.
HOUSTON AT CLEVELAND
-Ronnie Coleman rammed for Cl
pair of short touchdowns and Bil·
ly Johnson raced 72 yards with a
punt retum for anQther score,
leading the Houston Oilers to a
19-15 victory over the error-
prone Clevelapd Browns.
The Oilers built a 19-6 lead -early in the third quarter and
hung on in sub-freezing tem-
perature to hand the Browns their
third straight loss. Cleveland lost
the ball four times oo fumbles and
four moretimesonin\etceptlons.
The victory puts Houston ln
sole possession or third place ln
the American Football Con-
ference's Central Divlston, one
game aheadofCleveland.
llftdf)a•Ralpj
Mdrina <Huntington Beach>
Hleh football coach Mike
Henigan has resigned.
Henlgan's five-year record
at Marina is 14-29-2 and he
cites the need for a change
for himself and Marina as
the primary reasons for re:
signing. No decision on his
replacement has been
made.
BRIEFS. • •
Conillmed Prom Pa&e B·l
Warren Powers, Washington
State head coach, or Wo..."'Cly
· Wldenholer, Ptttsburgh Steelers
asslstan\, will be the Tigers' new
bead football coach.
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yards. The Bears jumped to a
14·3 lead in the second period on
Payton's 1-yard TQ run.
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.. We want the fourth
quarter to belong to us,"
Red Miller has preached
all season , and bis
Denver Broncos players
have become downright
possessive.
Sunday's 17·9 victory
over San Diego was
further evidence of Den·
ver 's fourth-period prow-
-ass, as the Broncos
rallled for a Jim Turner
field goal and a Rick
Upchurch touchdown to
trip the Chargers for the
second time this year.
Four weeks ago the
Brott~os used a Craig
MolltOn touchdown p111
wlta 1:38 left lo nip the
Cb cers, 17·14.
D over now bas out-
s coted its opponents
71·17 in that period en
route to a 12·1 record,
best in the National Fool· ball League, and the
bomefield advantage for
t.be upcoming playoffs.
handoff and ran 19 yards s.n oi.vo 3 3 i o-'
f · TD 'th o.n ... r 1 o o 10-11 or an msurance Wt o.n -Pwrrtn ., pae from Monon 1:54 remaining. CTumerlcklll
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goal." said Turner. "San o.n-FGrurn..-» Oen -\JlldlW<h It run CTurner Diego is a fine football 111c111
team. People don't read • •-7•.905
50 o...
their stats." "'"'dowM 11 20 T h e v e t e r a n •usllu·y-2u. 21.1.s. . Pe1Sh'9Y-?.a 10 placekicker said Weese, R•turny•,,. .. .. the holder on bis field PHsu u.,.., 1s-21-1
goal, "had trouble on the ~::::~1es-1oa1 ·i~ ~ snap. I had lo guide it by Pe,..1t1n-v-1 • .0 ,...
f l ·~~ kicking so ter. Usual y RUSHING -'-" Ol"90, Younv you try to nail U. e-lll. w.1111~ s.n. Mitt..., M; "The fourth quart«!r ls Denver, 1t..,..ui 11_.1, Perrl1t MO, • Lrt1••2'. our time. We just feel-PASStNo -S•n 01eeo. "°"" that way It has to do 2•·'1·2-276; oe1tnr, Morto1t • 9-11.0-1.D; ..._ .. 10-i~. with a lot of people A•c11v1NG -a.n OleOD. voune
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heodQuone" 1n newport b90ch
o re you tired of not
finding your alze?
"I was proud of the
way we bung together
and came back," said·
litWer, whole team fell
behind 9-7 late in the
third period alter Roll
Benlncbke'a thJrd field
aoal. "We always know
we are 101.nc Lo ficw:e
out a way Lo win."
Tbla ttm• lt w11
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flrat·halt aboulder In·
\ Jur1, hlUln1 key p.,sn ~ U&ht end Riley Odom•
to eet up Tumer'• 36·
yard fleld ~with 6;89
left l.n tbe 1une. MSnulot Jeter, the Bron cot ex·
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re1erv quarter.back
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COSTLY FUMBLE -Minnesota quarterback Tommy
l{ramer <right) reaches for his fumble, only ~o have it
aguirt away and into the a~ms of 9akland linebacker
Willie Hall for a touchdown m the first quarter of Sun-
day's NFL action. at Oakland. The play hel~cd the
Raiders to a 35-13 wm.
H H Tourney Begins
Estancia, Oikrs in Action
The 49lh annual Huntington
Beach Invitational basketball
tournament unfolds tonight al
Huntington Beach High School
with a pair of of tiffs, and
featured ts a matchup between
E~tanc1a <Costa Mesa) Hlgh's
Eagles and talent-laden Los
Amigos (Garden Grove) HJgh.
f:stancia and Los Amigos open
;it 7, followed by the host Oilers of
Huntington Beach coach Roy
Miller and Long Be~ch Wilson.
The opener features tall and
!.dented Los Amigos, under the
hand of coach J ohn Keating. The
Lobos have four returning
~tarlers from last season's CIF
playoff entry, a team which exil·
Drake Honored
Joe Drake of Estancia <Costa
Mesa) High was selected to the
All-Century League water polo
first team while teammate Rob
Wyatt was chosen to the second
team in voting by leagu e
coaches.
Doug Kimbell of Villa Park
was a unanimous choice as MVP. ,Int_
ed the eliminations at the hand o(
eventual CJF 3-A c hampion
Corona del Mar.
Orlando Ward, a 6·7 standout.
leads the Lobos, although he is
but one of many outstanding
players al Los Amigos. There ls
6-9 sophomore Clayton Olivier,
and returning starters Warren
Elli!!, 6-6Tony Zuloaga and Angel
Fue ntes.
Estancia. under the hand of
coach Larry Sunderman, has.
raced to a 3·1 record and gets its
second tough opener ln tourney
action. Last week the Eagles
opened with highly regarded
Brea and the only loss was to
Laguna Beach tournament run-
nerup Cal High <Whittier).
Pacing the Estancia quintet 'is
Doug Jardine, who has averaged
18.2 points per game on a squad
which normally plays 10 players
a game.
Huntington Beach relles .on 6-2
forward Curt Steinhaua, who is
averaging 17.0 points per game
a nd was chosen to the all-
toumament team at the recent .Marina-Westminster tourney,
PatriOt~ ·Stagger Miami;·
Lions Upset BaltimoPe
Steve Gro11n keyed two flrlt
period toucbd~ drivea and tt.o
New England i:tatl'tota held on for
a 14-10 victory over the Mtaml
Dolphins to hlghU1bt a .wackY
Sunday 1n the National Football
Leaaue.
And wtth Detro1t•1 Ja.10 1tun·
ner over BalUmorei tt leaves the
American FootbaJ Conf enn~
Eut Dtvlalon race ln a thr-·way
tle-BalUmore, New Enstand
and Mlaml have 9"' recordt wlth one 1ame left.
BalUmore can wln It all wiUl a
victory over New England. If
Baltimore lotea and Miami beata
Butf alo, then Mlaml ls the cbam·
plon. New England can win 1t oa~
ly it lt beat. Baltimore and Buf.
falo upsets Mlaml.
New EniJand manhandled the
Dolphins for motl of lbe nrat ball
Sunday, but then had to call on lta
defenH to atop Miami ln the final
two periods. Tbe Patriota held
tbe DolPhina near lbe •oal Une ln
tbe final two minutes.
New ~and scored lbe flnt
two times It bad ~aeulon with
Gro1an h1Uln1 a key pus to
Stanley Morgan to set up a 1-yard
touchdown run by Ike Forte.
Bob Griese of Miami was
sacked s~ times and Sam Cun-
ningham score<l the second New
Eniland touchdown on a short plunge.
Elsewhere in the NFL:
DETROIT AT BALTIMO&E-
Leon ard Thompson racfld
through untouched to block
David Lee's punt. picked up the
ball at the 2-yard llne and ran ln
for the winning touchdown with
nine seconds remaininc to alve
Detroit a 13-10 wln over die Colts.
Thompeon and Detroit coach
Tommy Hudspeth said they were
surprised that the Colts chose to
kick, since Detroit had no
timeouts left. "We thought tbey'd
go for a safety," said Hudspeth.
The Colts took the lead at 10-6
on a 34.yard touchdown pass
from Bert Jones lo Lydell
Mitchell with 4: 53 left.
Detroit:'s only other scort{ll
was by Steve Mike-Mayer, WhO
kicked field goals ot 25 and 37
yards. It was Baltimore's third
straight loss.
GREEN BAY ATCHICAGO -
Walter Payton ran for 163 yards
and two touchdowns and Jame.
Scott caught seven pasaea for 9'
yards and another touchdown,
leading the Chicago Bears to a
21·10 victory over the Green Bay
Packers. .
The Bears can reach the
playolfs with a victory over the
New York Giants.
the Oakland Raiders proved
euperlor to Minnesota a1aln. this Um~ roullnl the Vlldn11, IS-lJ.
The \wo colllded ln January With
Oakland winnlng the Super Bowl
1ame.
Ken Stabler threw tbr.ee
touchdown passes, Mark van
Eegben set an Oakland alnate·
1e'a1on rushlne ~ord of 1,202
yards (\12 Sunday) and Jack
Taturn made two of the Raiders'
three intercepUons. Minnesota
alJO lOlt the ball by fumbling lt
away three times tnalde tu 20.
The victory clloched the wild
card spot. lo the playoffs for
Oakland.
N Y G I A N T 8 A' 'I
PHILADELPHIA -Rookie
Wilbert Montfomery returned
the sec:ond·hal ltlckolf 99 yards
·for a touchdown and Ron
Jawonld •cored oo a one-yard run wlth 20 seconds left, living the Philadelphia Eagles a 17-14;
victory over the New York
Glanta.
The Eagles got a 25·yard field
goal from Nick Mike-Mayer after
New Ywk had gone 1n front, 1·0,
on quarterback Joe Pisarcik's.
one-yard sneak. The Giants'
other touchdown came on Larry
Czonka's one·yard plunee with
7: 37 remaining ln the game.
SEATl'LE 1AT KANSAS CITY
-David Simms scored twice on
short runs and comerllack Dave
Brown sped 27 yards with an in-
terception for another touchdown
as Seattle downed the Kansas Ci-
ty Chiefs, 34-31.
· Seattle broke loose for five
touchdowns ln the first half, then
rem alned quiet in the second half
and h'd to stop •late Chiera• bJd
ror vict.Qry . 'the Chiefs drove to a
flnt·and-goal al the ~eaUle
aeven·yard Une with more than
ftve minute1 rem•l1>ln1. but
Tony Adams' pus was intercept·
ed by Kenne Geddess to halt tbo
threat. The loes waa the Chiefe'
fifth straight.
BUFFALO AT NY JETS -Joe
Perguson's two touchdown
passes to Bob Chandler, the
second an 11-yarder with 40
Hconds to play, gave the Buffalo
Bills a 14-10 victory over the New
York Jeta.
The game-wlnnlne pass, and a
rtve-yarder late lo tbe firal half,
en•bled the BIUs to put their rec·
ord at 3-10, tbe aame as New
York.
The Jets had gone ahead 10.T
with 1 :ST to play on lUcbard
Todd 's nine-yard 1corln1 pass to
Wesley Walker. New York bad
opened the acoring on the second
play or the second quarter on Pat
Leahy's 2S·Yard field goat.
HOUSTON AT CLEVELAND
-Ronnie Coleman rammed for a
pair of short touchdowns and Bil-
ly Johflll()O raced '12 yards with l
punt relunl for another score,
leading the Houston Oilers to a
19·15 victory over the error-
prone Clevel81)d Browns.
The Oilers built a 19-6 lead
\?arty in the third quarter and
hung on in sub-freezing tem-
peral\Jfe to hand the Browns their
third straight loss. Cleveland lost
lhe ball four times on fumbles and
lour moreUmesonln\er-cepUoos.
The victory puts Houston lo
sole possession of lhlrd place ln
t he American Football Cod·
ference'a Central Dlvlston. OM
game ahead of Cleveland.
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DENVER <AP) -
uwe want the fourth
quarter to betong to us,"
Red Miller has preached
all season, and h is
Denver Broncos players
have become downright
possessive.
Sunday's 17·9 victory
over San Diego was
further evidence of Den-
ver's fourth·perlod prow-
ess, as the Broncos
rallled for a Jim Turner
field goal and a Rick
Upchurch touchdown to
trtp the Chargers for the
second time this year.
Four weeks ago the
Broncos used a Craig
Morton touchdown pass
wit~ 1:36 left to nlp the Cb cens, 17-14.
D nver now baa out-
1cored Its opponents
11·1'7 in that period en
rcute to a 12·1 record,
beat in the National Foot-
ball League, and the
homefield advantaae lot
the upcoming playofCa.
handoff and ran 19 yards SaftD'-90 J :1 a o-•
l h o.nver 1 o o to-17 tor an insurance TD w t o.n -Pwrtn .i .,... 1rorn Mot1oll
l : 54 remaining. cr.,rnertkkl
"I thought it might ~g:~g:::,;:::
come down to a field so-FGB1n1ncllke21
goal," said Turner. "San o.n-Forun....• Oen -~ 1t ""' fT-r Diego is a fine football t ict >
team. People don't r ead " •-1•·'°' 50 °" their slats." FlrsldewM 11 20
T h e v e t e r a n ~~:~,.:~: ,~ 32·;~ placeklcker said Weese, R1M11yaroa 1-4 .. the holder on his field Pas.-a 2'"41.1 1s.n .J
1 p..,1. ..,. j-41 goal, "had troub e on the Fumb1 ... 1ost ,.. t-4 snap. I had to guide it by PtM111"-v..-c1t , • .., ....
11 .................... kicking softer. Usua Y ttusH1No -""' ~. v°""' you try to nail it. •JO, Wulllng\on s.u , MatthNI M ; "The fourth quarter 111 Oen••r, Kiw-t" "°''• ,..,,,., ••. Lyt1e•2'. our time. We just fee\. PASSINC) -s.11 oieeo, "eu•• that way It has to do U ·41·1-276; Denver, Mortott • ..tl.O-U3; ........ ~lo.3-49. with a lot of people uc11v1HG _.., Oteet. YOW!tt Partlcl~Ung. There was Ht. ...._ ...,, w.,,,...,. ..-; .. 0.ttftf', ......... OollMft ............. no pan c. rlnJ-+t.
COURTSIDe
vour court ond running •hoe
heodquoner1 1n newport ~ch
ore you tired of not
finding your alze?
"l wu proud of lbe
way we bung to1ether
and came back," aald· MWer. who&e team fell
beblnd 9-7 latt ln the
thlrd period after Rolf
Bealnthke'1 thlrd field
aoal. "We alwa.va knOl'
we are 1oi.ni . ·to fliwie out a way to win."
Tbll time It was
Morton ahaklnl off a ,
flrat-balf abou\der In·
jur1, hittlnl key pa11u
to tl•ht encflUley Odoms
to aet up Turner'• M·
1.arcl neld .,.i with IS:a9
Jtrt. lri the came. Min"te.
ter, the Broncos ex-
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r11erv quart•rback Moriii w ... t.ulna lh
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1nd record Yo"' fawrll• thowa
and wlll even record 1nothet
chlnMI atmultaneoosly or
wtill• you're away. Famoua
TrtnUroncof« on a big 19"
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Polo Honors
ToRU8tlen
Goldm West Colle1e's
Ton~ Wooten and Jeff
DeMott ha ve been
ewarded berths on the
All·Soutbem California JC water polo team.
Otbera 911 the team ln· ·
eluded Ricardo Azevedo
and Paul Putusak from Lone Beach cc, Hau·
Krulp and Dan Pel'!')'
from Fullerton, Tom
Youn• and eoalle Paul
LaChappell from San
Dle10 11-. Paul Hub-bard from Palomar,
Fred Davia from.
Rtveutde and Carl T811mmfrom Ventura.
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Beaut1ful, supny, bumpel"to-bumper QaUfornia, where you spend
long hOurS 1nyour oar zipping from here to there. You face tra.m.c
Jams, treewa..vs, all k1nds of road ooncl1t1ons. And you do 1t d8'Y m.
&w out. In tact, C&Ufornta.na probably spend more time 1n the1r
C&1'8 than the drivers ot &AV other state in the union.
Bo, when Chevrolet announces tha.t we're the best
selling oar l1n.e 1n Cal1forn1a, we do it with
pride. Because with all the driving that
Cla11t'Ol'D1&n8 do, you've got to be one
of the automobile bldustry's tougbeet
customers. And Wbellyou're ntunber
Monday, Oee»mber 12. 1tn
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DAILY PILO!· ll:J.
...
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one 1n the bee.rt of your t;ougheet customer, tbenyo\l can feel l1k8
you've really aooomplished. something.
QalUbrnianS buy Chevys for a lot Of good reasons. Good look!ng ~ ~ . ti,.,. reasons like Chevy's great styling. Sensible reasons like serv1oe.
Solid reasons Uke the qualicy and ca.re Chevys are built , ~~
w1tb. Smart reasons like the traditional resale value • '! . "' ' . of a.Chevy.
V1S1t your Chevy dealer soon and see •
some Of the great reasons wby Chevrolee ;:
1S the number one seW.ng car line 1n · •
Ca11forn1a and 1nAmertca! [j] ' If'!
.._..."' L. Pdll •eo. • -: •' ~.ranuao~8tptembel';Um. -·-
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., CWL Y PlLOT * BOATING I PEOPLE ,
NB SailOrs Neminated 3 Cities
Conq>ete
·ForTrials
Two Vie for Yachtsman of Year Award
Two Newport Beach aallora
are amooc tbe 13 cootenden for
tht 1977 Yachtaman of the Year
award sponsored by Hall and
Ha11. LocaJ sailors nominated are
. Dave Ullman, Newport Beach
· aallmaker and world cbamplon
470 Class sailor, and Tom
Linakey, national Coronado-15
champions and a aallmalter in
Ullman ·a loft.
Ullman's other events of na-
tional importance were the This-
tle Midwinters West and the
Li~o-14 nationals.
' f,INSKEY WAS ALSO tht crew
for Ullman in bil world cham-
planahl1> victory in the hllhlY
co'1petltive 470 Clau. ~t.ber CaliComJa nominees:
David Allen, San Franclaco
wbo woo tbe new boat divtaion
of t.be Southern OceaJ1 Ract.nt
Cqnfertiice ha Florida, tbe Fntnet ra~e and indlvid(Jal bi&h
point scorer int.be Admldl'a CUp
in Enaland, and the St. Francis
Perpetual in San Francisco.
t
Crew in• aboard Allen 'a Imp wu
Skip Allan ot. ~e'!PC?!.t Beach._.
JOBNBEllT&AND, San Fran··
cl.aco1 who won tbe Laaer Cius
worla dwnplonship and placed
first in the ainalehanded divla!oo
of Yacbtina llquine'a One-of-a,
kind Resatta.
Dennis Conner, San Dle10,
winner ~ the North American
and world cbampioiuhlp ln the
Star Clau, aloni with Divilioo A
II ln t.be SORC.
Ted Turner, a former winner of
the award, was nominated again
this year lor his victories ln Long
B e a c b Y a c h t C I u b·' •
Con1re11ional Cup and <he America 'a CUp at Newport, R.I.
THE YACHTSMAN of the:
Year is Jelected by a panel of
newspaper and magazine boat.-
log writ.en, including the Dally
Pilot'• Almon Lockabey. Ro~ N. Bavier, publl.aber of
YachUni Macazlne and a former
winner at the coveted trophy, ii
chairman at the annual •election panel.
AWARD NOMINEE
Ex-winner Ted Tumer
Show Attracts
CJlAN'STON, R .I .
(AP) -Cleveland
Jlocbeattr, N.Y. and
Newport, R.1. are the
~itt.. betnl conatctered
by the U .s. O)ymplc
Committee to bolt the
1980 Olympic yaebtlnc
trlala, accordi~ to a
leadln1 Rhode Island
yachtsman.
Ralph Lawson III, re-
tirlna president or tho
Narra1anaett Bay
Yacbtln1 Aaaociatlon,
also aald at the a.uod•·
tion's award• dinner
here Tuesday nlsht that
Rhode Island yachtamen
would make a vt1oroua
effort to bring the trlala to Newport.
••SAVING TBE trials
here would be a bl& boost
for ua," Lawson aald.
"We have the people to
do the job and we're 10-
int to work very bard to
brina thil one about.'•
Veteran Cal-40 tailor Barney Flam wlll uain
repraeat tbe bolt LoGJ 8 acb Yaebt Club wben tbe
Htb CcJalrMalona.I CUp match ractni aeries 1etao underw~olf LolilBeacbHarbor Nut March.
Flam la alao a veteran~ C\l,P u.1191'
having sailed in nine of the U aeries.
He woo th• tight to repretent the home club
•Caln Sunday wbei be took a beat two out of three
·aeries in a 1alloft &Sal.nit Roy Cundllf.
BUT rr WAS NO tUY chore.
Cundiff woo the flnt race in a com~ttve bat·
Ue ln which he defeated Flam by one minute over
the 1 ~-mile windward·leeward course.
In the second race CundlU fouled Flun at the
start and bad to restart, aUOWlne Flam to lead all
tbt way and win by 90 aeconds.
IT WAS IN THE third and decldln1 race that
the abowdown battle occurrt4. The tWo boats start-
ed even and aalled a dead beat to tbe leeward mark
where Flam took a 1Ucht lead and wltbltood a 30-
taclt duel ln1ttsated J>y Cundlff on ttie final
Windward tes. Loni Beacb Yacht Club a1JIO pl&Yed bolt to the
Cal·251, Ca1·20IJ, Mlqet Oceu &aclnl Fleet,
Perfonnance Hand.leap llaclDa Flftt and tnterna·
tJonal Offshore Rule rtt.lnp in the invitaUonll
Pofnt Fermin race."Tbe results: ~ -;i~ !All...,_ LaVCI t, ~ Olclt '9Mln••i. l.tYC. llM" ,....._,"911C>ellOT,UVC;l.~C.R--.,IUtVC;· '·"•·c:-r-t "ldl~CaYC. . MO""-'·~ ..... ,T•rrJMl~L.11'. CAi..ts-1,1....,1 •• sc..u~.u ... CAL.JI -I, W~ ..._.. ,..,.,.,, UI'; t. LM111, I.ff ..,._.I,
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PUBUC NOTICE
"'CTITIOUI aUllN ..
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IOCIAT&S, 110J C.nMI, lf'VIM, Clllt0tfll .. 21M •
c;.r•ld J . l11rlce, 21tt CMnMt.
1n1l11e, GallfOnllanJIA
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ln1lne, Cell+ornl.,211A
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PllBUC NO'ftCE
<Loast Guard Proposes
Simplified Report Rules
Local Exhibit.B THE FAMILY c1_.Rc,.,,.u_s.~,,...,__ey Bil Keane Plea Entered
The Coast Guard has published a noUce of proposed rule-making
wbicb would simplify boat accident report.ihl and alter n~rin1 re-
quirements.
The criteria for reporting an accident would be cban1ed by droppint
lb1 term.a "medical treatment." "lou of C<llllclouaneu" and "dla·
ability greater than 24 hours."
Instead a written report would on an accldent in which damace
be required if "a person la in· exceeda $2()0. jured and ullable to perform
normal functions or usual ac-
tivities tor more than 24 houn."
THE ACCIDENT report would
have to be filed within 48 hours in
the event of such injury or a dis-
appearance from the vessel, or
within 10 days of the oecurrence or death if there were no lnJury or
disappearance.
Re ports would have to be filed
'Crookedest'
OTBEa 8EcnONS of the pro-
posed role would exempt tenders.
of documented yachts from num-
bering, and all other boats used
solely aa yacht tenders if
powered by motors under 10
horsepower. The tenders would
simply carry the suffix 1'1" on
the bow, preceded by the name
of tbe documented yacht or the
number of the numbered vessel.
Closure Asked
Of SF Street
The 88th annual National Boat
Show will attract local exbiblton
when the exposition opens at the
New York Coll.aeum n!ne day run
Jan.14-22.
The abow, which lut year
drew more than 400,000 vtalton,
ii expected to attract even larser
crowd.a to aee close t9 500 boatf
and bundr~a of marine •c·
ce11orle11 exhibits.
The ahOw la the oldest aod
largest marine exposition in the
country, having been produced
since~.
Shortage Stays
MENLO PARK CAP)
Callfornla'a heavy rains tut
month brou1ht "some relief"
from the drought, but the water
aborta1e la aWl severe. a feder.S agency reports. The No-
vember 1torm1 prOduced tbe
heaviest rainfall in three years.
"Daddy, will you make a copy of my letter to
Santa so I con send it to Grandma?"
AS A MEMBER OF
THE BETAMAX aua
YOU GET:
1. 6 FREE 2 HOUR TAPES.
2. 10% DISCOUNT ON ALL
BETAMAX ACCESSORIES.
3. 10% OFF ON VIDEOTAPE.
~~SAVEi
&AN FRANCISCO
(AP) -An order that.
Standard Oll of
California halt opera-,.... tlona at a pew low aulfur .... ,.,.. °' ... C7.11Mt o.ii, ~1tot. fuel oil unit at ita ... 0ece __ ,,.., __ 1._,i._tt_,_.,_,_m __ .. _,,,,,_
Rlcbmoad tflftnery wu
formally appealed.
Pt1BUC NOTICE
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TRANSACTIONS
l/N OAILV PtLOT ·~ •
Dope in Jar
81 KILTON MOSKOWITZ
Syntu Corp.. the company rounded on the alerold
cbtmlall'Y that" .Produced ~ oral c:ontrac•J>Uv•, baa aeen
th• U1bt. lt'11otnt lntotbe buioepof MlllD1 hope ln a Jar: cotmtUca.
Syntex hu aaretd to luue new 1tock worth abo\lt tl.5 mllllon to aoquin UM KOUH of West.more Inc., a company
that tak• lta name from •famous HoU~ mut\11 man. Bu~ ln New~. N.Y., Jt hu annual 1al11 of $13.3
mllllon in beauty andhalr ~ucta.
TBE MOVE. AT na8T BWSB, IHma blaarre. Aller
all, sy,nt.ex used t.o prlde ltaelf on beint a .. company of aclen~
t.iat.a. ' It H1ll m01t °!,!~~rdductl throuth UM pracrtpUoo padl of doctorl. Wbr with the ReYIOr:as and Avona? :'
The motlvaUon Mcol:ftet clear, bowevtt, wben you aee
bow. Syntex iH fare• Jn tbe routb·and·tumble
pharmateuUcal bualneu. ·
A Panamanlan.·ba•ed firm whole main o ln Pala Alto, Syntex
became the wunderklod
of Walt Street att.r the
contrac9)Jtlve plU wu
Introduced in 1980.
Three or the rlrst rour
oral contraceptlvea
marketed ln the Unlted
Stat.ea came lrom Sync.ex la rat.ortu.
Money
Tree
Syntex quickly became tbe laraut drua company ln ~
West. It made a lot of money, but lt wau't all J'OMI, To aell
lta own brands to doctota, Syntex had to build up a aalea
force lrom scratch. Jt did. But the more aeuon.S drq com·
panles Ln the Eut and Mldwest ran rln11 around Syntex.
Doctors like to deal with a company lamlllar to tbem.
THE FLAP OVE& SmE EFFECTS from ''the put•• \n1
a devastating blow. OrlaJnally envtai<K*t u the worldwide
panacea ror birth control, the oral contraceptive haa slipped
into dlsravor. Jn the year ended Jut J\J.b' 31, U.S. sales or
oral contraceptives deellned 18 pen:ent.
To be sure, Syntex hu hedged lta beta by ent.ertna other
product areaa. In raci, oral contraceptives account for only
lS percent of lta sales. It's a major producer of
dermatoloelcal drup used to treat serious akin d.1.aeues.
And ita bl1 hope today ta naproxen, an anU-ln.flammatory
druJ lor arthritis sufferers, whlcb It aella !Mre under the
brand name Naproeyn.
Syntex began lntroducln1 naproxen In overseas
market.a in 1972. It.'1 aold in 48 countries, brinihil Synt.ex
ealea of* milllon a year. But the U.S. market bu been a
pain in the neck tor Syntex.
FIRBI', mE SVPER·CAUTIOtJ8 Food and Drue Adi minlatraUon didn't. give Synta an Okay oo the drul untll
last year. Alter approving U .• the FDA bad aeeond tbou1bt.a,
charalng that there were deftclenctea in one rat at.udy
performed ror Synt.ex by an outald• contractor in i-.m1.
Syntex is still selllnl NlJ)J'Olyn beroe but th• pubUclty
put a crimp in sales and there remalnl the poaalbllity that the.
FDA wlll bantt.a use. ln 1960, wtten it w11 aUll a Nlatlvely small company.
Syntex netted $19 mllllon on aalea ol S5S milllon. 1t waa1
virtually a money·maktn1 machine. I
IN 1171, WHEN ITS SA.LES bad moved up to $160
mUJlon, It wu nettinl SHmlJUon. SUU a apec\acular retum.
Today• when ltl aales are .ii tbe way up to 1111 million a
year, u~e eamlng Sl'1 mUUon.
So why not try selllna Upstlck?
Market tEontinues·
\Cautioiis Advance
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Home for Christmas
Cliff DeYoung and Elizabeth Cheshire
star in "A Sunshine Christmas," the TV
movie sequel to "Sunshine," tonight at 9
on NBC, Channel 4.
l:308~ * * 1h "Oet Chrl•ll• Lovel" (1174) Thef... Grave•.
Harry Guvdlno. A black
fwnale undetcover agent
ln-tlgates a ~ WNt
~t drug operation. ( 1
hr.,30mln.)
CD MY Tl4REE 80H8
Ernie pecks a aultc:aae.
ready to lea\19 hOme, alter
he fall• to win a cup for the
family trophy aMtl. ID OVEAEMY
Harold Robblna; hMtt
atladl; llbrwy a«YleM.
Cl) FAMILY PORTRAIT
"Mlrllal Termination"
C88NEW8
7'1YJD N8CNEW8 8 UAMCl.UB ID ILOWLUCY
"New N9ight>on"
Q) ADAM.-12
The omc:.n of Adam-12
are Involved In a lllgh-
apa«I chue, a murder
caae and a lamlly dispute. ED MAON~L /LEHRER
REPORT
'1i) YOGA WJTH
MADEUNI!
CJ) TO TELL THE TRUTH
7:30 0 CONSUMER 8UYUNE
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THE 8IW1't' MJNCH
Two of the Br8dy ctllldNll
become Iott et the bo«om
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BROWN CHRllTMAS
Charlie Brawn aod Linus
-ch beyond the lhlny
alumlnum .,.., tlneal and
gaudy Chf'i.trna llgtlta to
find the real maenlng of
th• Yulelld• HHOn.
(AnlmNd) (R)
II UTTU HOU8I ON
Tl4E PfWRll!
"Freedom Flight" When
the leader of • tmall band
of Nomedlo Indiana arrtv.
In Welnut Grow, the
townapaopl• become
alarmed 9lld beglfl to arm
tllernMNea fOf an attad<.
1J TO Tl4E WILD
COUNTRY
A profelalonal phOIOQfa-
phy team eicplof• ttie
unuaual wlldllle In the
3.000 aquv~ AJoon-
'Sheep' Flee Slaughter
Conrod Fight,s Cancellation -and Wins
By JERRY BUCK
LOS ANGELES (A.P) -
Hobert Conrad is, in bia own
• words, a "cocky little SOB."
"I WOULD HA VE lo say that it
was primarily due to my en·
t.husiasm, but we can't negate
the influence of Universal
Studios," says Conrad. ''I mean,
here's a studio that bas 19 or 21
hours on the air and a show that
cost over $1 million ln deficit
financing last year, that wanted
to continue.''
Which, as it turned out, was
just what was needed for the task
~l hand. Conrad, in bis flfth
television series. is cast as
Gregory "Pappy" Boyington,
maverick leader of the Black
Sheep Squadron and Nemesis of
the Marine brass.
"I try to play Pappy as he
was," says Conrad. "But there ls
so much similarity between our
personaht1es. A man can give
you the impression of being over-
bearing or obnoxious. Or ex-
tremely aggressive when he has
a peculiar talent that is his. Boy-
ington 's talent was that he hap-
pened to be one of the finest pilots
that ever lived.
"I WOULD HA VE no qualms
about getting in a Corsair and go-
ing up there."
Last spring, NBC canceled
··aaa Baa Black Sheep" at the
end of its first season, a move
Conrad did not take lying down.
"I'm a lot calmer than I used to
be," be says. "A decade ago I'd
havl! said, 'Hey, screw NBC and
their series.' That's what I said
after CBS canceled 'Wild Wild
West.' Who cares?
"Now 1 llke the show and It's im~
portant to me to continue,
especially in a series I think is
better than anything on
television. I didn't want to have
to start over again trying to get
the excellence ln writinl and'
performtn1 I 've already got."
CONRAD DID what Pappy
would have done if the Marines
had scrapped the Black Sheep
Squadl'Olt. He-took off after the
NBC brau, armed with ratings
PUT ON PRESSURE
Black Sheep's Conrad
charts. reinforced with a bit of
arm twisting, and abetted by the
failure of the network's fall
series. Conrad was particularly
annoyed that bis replacement,
"The Richard Pryor Show," was
a dis mal failure.
The series, renamed "The
Black Sheep Squadron," r e·
turned to the air laat Wednesday.
Other shows have jumped
network after cancellation and
CBS and NBC bad second
thoughts Immediately after cen· ·
celing .. The Dick Van Dyke
Sbow" and "Star Trek.'' But not
within memory has a abow been
canceled. left the air, then re-
turned.
Late iO the summer NBC gave
the go-ahead to Universal to
make six shows. But Conrad
wasn't through making waves.
He directed two of the shows and
ended up butting heads with the
studio's production cost accoun·
tants.
Conrad said he brought the
show in ahead of schedule, but
still went $19,000 over bud1et.
They bad forced him to work
overtime one day because ac-
cording to their count be bad not
shot enough pages of script that day. .
CALLING THEM .. page.
counters," he said, "I 'm going
for heads. I don't think cost ac·
count.ants should tell directors
bow to direct."
·one thing "Baa Baa Black
Sheep" did was introduce Conrad
to the airplane. He bas toned
more than eo hours and rues dal·
Jy to achieve his goal of pl10Un1 a
Corsair. He files to th~ sbow'a
location site about 30 miles north
of Los Anseles -which, of
course, has Its own runway.
"I think the show last year
ceuld •be compared to Tampa
Bay, a a football team." he
aays. ''We bad a tot of klnlts,
made mlatakes, we didn't know
what dlreetlon the show would
take.
TU~E ~oi?eERS
ABC 8 6:00 -Monday Night Foot·
ball. The Dallas Cowboy:s take on t)\f San
Frincisco 49ers in the final Monday nieht
game~ the NFL season. .
CBS 9 8 ~oo A Charlie Brown
Christmas. 'lbe P eanuts characters deck
the halls and flnd the true meaning of the
holiday season in this animated special .
NBC e 9 : oo -••sunshine
Christmas.'' tn tllil sequel to the TV mov-
ie .. Sunshine.'' widower Cliff DeYoung
returns to his home tow'n with his young
daughter and rekindteg a childhood
romance.
KHJ CJ 9: 00 -A Barbi Doll for
Christmas. Singer Barbi Benton stars in
her first television special with a number
of country music celebrities as guests.
And Patlentl Ot!'lon·
.., ..... (Part 1) and "Tfmo.
a~ .... ''OMe Of ......
(1173) o.y Otlmef. Jerry
H<Mer. ,,,,.. boyt tradU-
-from aolaoe lftd etart
-edvw'lt\na In ""' 9eqlMll to ·~ Of ·•2:
(Un.) •.ao. FIU48 °' PEMUAIK>H
"Far From \lleltnam" A col-
laboration of French dlr«>
tor. Pfoduoed ""' CIOC»-mantary, fMturlng loot•
fl'om Nortll Vietnam.
()) IETTY WHITE
John do9a not tlka too _. to Joyce'• ~
romanoe with a rece car
driver .,,. met wtllle film·
Ing • ~ COIMl8f•
dal. ~ 8 THIP'DUNNE
MlllTAJCI!
Hoet Bonnie Frankin ~
aanta ~ tactt ~
the~vi.t·~ pr=*"'~ l ct.&O~
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• deralle1 .,. Mmpeied by
. AeMt "· who «*an't lcnow he la e doul)le agent.
())SWITCH
A ~ (Janee IMalr)
hlr9I ~ .. end toAac IO find
hw mlMlng l)uatlend, bllt
before they do, the i.
murdered.
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12:00 8 CM LATa Mow! ••'ril "Joy In The
MornlnO" ( 1Nt) Alotlwd
Chel\'lberlaln, Yvette
Mlmlaux. A atruggllno
)OUllCI oouple -tlC8d with poverty, perental
~ to tllelt' mer-ttage and 1tle problaml of
ad~ to marrted Illa.
; TWIUOHT ZONI
' <t A Nio. Pllioe To Live"
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fllNf#OOO
Meil punllhM MartN; Jaf.
l'rfl/ mak• 8 WIWl'lng
promtM; George QOl'lfronta
Mal: Oherlla trtee to bflng
EJMnor out of ._··coma.··
• MOW
*'4 "The Prtvete lJYea Of
Ad.Ifft And (ya'' (1te0)
Mlck91 Rooney. Marnie
VM ~ The glrclan of
Eden ... .-.. ~ ..
theM ltar. r...c:reeta a
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l!. ~ .. 30 "*'·> 'tt:aO. MOW!
*'4 "Odd Mine In The
8tty" (1838) Gene Autry. A
o.i. Autry eotlon wee!·
em.(tlw.) , I CROi8-Wn'8 ~40 MOW!
••• "Th• Savage Gun•"
(1M2) Rletlard Buetlart,
Alex Nk:ol. A gunllgMar
o-to • Mexican town
wlllllng to lcwvet the pMI
bul _.. up r9IWlg "· (1 ~.20mln.)
1:00w TOMOMOW
Famou1 chefl recreete
their tavortte recllMf:
TV.A.cwr
Quick on·
The Draw
~ ByTVDataSen1ee
"I'll put a gun, eocted ana
ready to fire: in your hand and
tell you to aim it and fire wben
you see me 10 for the IWl 1b
holster. ADd I'll still aiet olf the
first shot ...
This amulng clalnl ls made.
not by some crusty, r•mslln&inc
vestige of the Old West, but by
Michael Gregory, the young ac·
tor who portrays Dr. Rick Web-
be r in ABC's .. General
Hospital." Amoni bis many bob-
bies and interests, Mike is a
member of the World Fut Draw
Association, an orra.nlzatlon
whose members can pull a gun
out of a bolster and shoot a
balloon faster than you can bllnlt
-literally.
THE "BULLETS'' in actuality
are small black powder loads
and never aimed at anyone.
lnstead1 members fire at a signal
given oy a tomputer, and a
WFDA "A Cius' abooter can
stop the clock ln less than 30 bun·
dreths of a second.
Gregory, wbo began practrclng
the sport 4¥.t months ago and ls a
consistent "B Claaa" shooter
(firing between 31 and 37 bUll·
dreths of a second) is worldn,c
toward breaking the world re·
cord -20.9 bundreth1 of a
second.
FAST llBA W, as a sport. ls
eaibinl in popularlly all the
time, accorcti.n& to Gregory. 0 We •
have alx•year-olds who are mem·
bers. Bill Munden, a former
world record bolder, ls in bis sl&·
ties and still abootlng."
FAST ORAW ARTIST MIKE GREGORY GETS OFF A SHOT
'Otneral Hotpltal' Star Qultker Than the Eye
Gregory Is .• eapable com·
petttor in fut-draw contests. lt.
he were alive t>.ck tn the OK Cor. i
rat days, Wyatt Earp mi&bt bavo
gone into early retireuient.
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Career at Crossroads
Veteran Actor Also Succeeds as A.utlwr
By BOB TROllAS
ISFAHAN, Iran (AP) -Ant.bony Quinn was
.. tieated in h1a mobUe home parked on a craggy
~ hUlalde in central Persia. Nearby were hondNd.a or
nomads and herds of aheep and camels, bla fellow
playera in a movie.
While John Denver aang of his West Vlrtlnla
home on the caaeette, Quinn played chess with his
son Duncan. 26.
''I think I got you beat, son,•• aald the elder
Quinn. ·
Duncan admitted defeat, and the actor told a
vlaltor: ''At my age it is important to maintaln
superiority over your sons. Recently, I had a UtU•
wrestling match with another son, Frankie, who lr.
15. I could see he was wlnnlng, so we won't wrestle
anymore.··
AT IZ, TONY QUINN may be a lion in winter.
but there is still some roar remaining. He la in Iran
for another colorful role as a tribal chieftain who at-
tracts an American woman, Jennller O'Neill, in
"Caravans."
Earlier this year, Quinn stirred in "The
Children of Sanchez" in Mexico~ ~ 1?e r~tntly
By The Associated Presa
The following are Billboard's hot record bits for
the week ending December 17 as they appear in
next week's issue of Billboard magazine.
HOT SINGLES '
1. YOU LIGHT UP MY LIFE -Debby Boone
<Warner.Curb)
2. HOW DEEP JS YOUR LOVE -Bee Gees
!RSO )
3. BLUE BA YOU -Linda Ronstadt <Asylum)
4. DON'T IT MAKE MY BROWN EYES BLUE
--Crystal Gay <United Artists)
5. IT'S SO EASY -Linda Ronstadt <Asylum)
6. BACK IN LOVE AGAIN -LTD CA&M)
7 WE'RE ALL ALONE -Rita Coolidge
(A&M )
completed "The Greek Tycoon," freeJy adapted
from the Ona.ssia·Kennedy-Callas headlines. He bu
wanted to make "Sanchez" for lS ears. He bas
hl&b hopes for lt, but be
believes "Tycoon" will
be another "Zorba" for
him. .. It's not just a
ripoff of news events,"
he claimed, "lf the
events hadn't happened,
t~ey would have been in-
vented as a story. since
they are so basic.
"The story baa an
important theme. Corny
. as it sounds, it ls that
money isn't everything.
Tbls man (Onassis) lost
all interest in life after
his son was killed.'' QUINN
QUINN'S OWN LIFE IS a drama.tic saga
worthy of filming. He wrote it as ''The Original
Sin, .. which earned him "a whole lot of money" and
18 translations. Of Mexican-Irish parentage, he
came out or the east Los Angeles barrio, started
humbly in films, married Cecil B. DeMille's
daugble!'. and won two supporting-actor Oscars
("Lust for ute," "Viva Zapata''>-·
"Every film actor faces a crisis in his late 40s
and early 508, .. Quinn reflected. 0 Tbat's when be
can no longer be the rugged leading man and win
the girl. U you can't wln the girl, they won't pay you
as mµch money. So what can you do?''
Tony Quinn left Hollywood. "What could I play
here? They only think of me as a Mexican, an In·
dian or a Mafia don."
Quinn moved to Europe, acquired a new family
amid some scandal, also found a renewed career as
a character actor. Until recently, be continued re-
sidences on both continents.
Ser"lee O.arfie T.:r~
DEAR PAT: I r~ently put some-purchases on
a layaway plan at two ditferent department stores.
Both stQres have a Sl layaway aervlce cbar1e. I can
understand that, but is it legal (or them to tharce a
sales tax on the $1 service cbar1e u well as on the
merchandise? M. W ., Costa M~a
Tbe Board of EqaaUHUOb •IY• &bat a la1awa1
service charge can be taxed aa loai u It 11 a c:harie
made In CODDectlon with &be 1ale. It, therefore.:
becomee pan ol the eelllnc price and cu be ta.Zea
the Hme u the merchandlle.
Car ~t• C'Jiedclld
DEAR PAT: I've checked everywbere for a
place that either sells or makes antique or classic
car hood ornaments. I've had no success, and hope
that eithet you or your readers can help me.
T.A., Newport Beach
Contad the firm• listed lD the Orange COWl&y
Yellow Pages telephone directory aader,
.. AutomobUes, Aatlqae & Clusle." You also could
write to Helm lac., Antique Car Depanmeat, Bn
7706, Detroit, Mich. '8!07, with a delcrtptloa of tile
type of hood omamest yoa wllh to parebaae.
ClassUled advertlslng ID Hemmln1ta MOC.Or News
·(Box 380, Bennington, Va. 05201> and Antlqae
Motor News (919 South St.. Long Beacb, Ca1Jr.
90805) also may lead you to a buying source.
Vita.mu Belp te Deg
DEAR PAT: Will giving my dog vitamins A and
D help blm to atop acratchln• so much? He doesn't
have fleas, butb.18 akin seems dry and flaky.
CIULD J .H., Fountain Valley .. MY RENLIVEDwbereverlwent,"he Several companies make }let lbop proclacta of
said, "but finally my son Frankie said, 'I don't vttamln A antl D and wbeat germ oil. Tb.ls prepara·
know who I am.• So 1 had to make a hard decision: Uon ofte:n Mf&ens akin and may aid ltchlllg pro-
To makeourpermanentbomeinltaly. The.children blems. Stick wltb vltamla prodaets made
go to school there and I am there whenever I can be. apedfically for utmala ud follow die reeom·
"It is not euy. I pay double taxes, both in mendeddo .. ce.
.. a..4 pr'o1Urn1 Thn writ• to Fol own: Pal tom cut red iope, ~ttfng tlw. mmo.ra am OC"tton rou need
to tolue btfQuU H m ~mml and burineu. MCJU
JIOUr quuttom to Pat Dunn, At Your Seroiee, Orange
COOlt DaJly Pilot, P.O. Boz 1580, Coato Mtia, CA szm. Al mony 1,ttn1 as J>0".1~ """ t>e.0M1Hrtd, but pholltd oiqulne1 or ldt.r• not ancWding the
reeder'• full name. oddreas. OJ'td buli:Mn hour&' pflone
numberc011nof 1Nconl1dned. Thiacol11mnappcaracfcu-
l11 ucept Saturcta111." '
DEAR PAT: We want to do ~me outside'•
Christmas decorating this year. Is it necessary to
use spectal outside colored lights,. or can we use
some or our extra indoor light atri.Dp? Also. we've
heard it's necessary to use heayY"(lu.ty extenalon"
cord.a ror out.aide use. Is th1.a 10! • G.B., Costa Mesa.
\Jte ]leaty-d11ty exteuJoil eOrdl for oatltde • 1 'Yule llllUD•· Rain CH CHM .-rt drc"1t• bt. I 1trtasa ol llgbta no& speelftc:allj ••de for eutalG• .~ ue, eo you aboald Invest la aew J1cbU lor 4MaUide d..,
-conU... Allo, make aure &o &u.ra olf aU am.&maf ti, tree UCllU at lll&bt, or wbeD yea an away from rou 11,
bou1e.
IT DOESN'T MATTER
WHETHER YOU
WIN OR LOSE ...... I ·--....._
8. BABY COME BACK -Player <RSO)
9. YOU MAKE LOVIN' FUN -Fleetwood Mac
<Warner Bros.)
America -I would never give up my citizenship --------...J..~~-~~~~-:-----:o~ and in Italy, where they are beginning to tax more 11-...-.:...-..-. ........... °""'"-...-~~--.;~.;;.J.-::=,;;::::.;;.;;;;;;.:.:.:.....:.''J
10. HERE YOU COME AGAIN -Dolly Parton
<RCA>
EASY LISTENING
1 llOW DEEP JS YOUR LOVE -Bee Gees
1RS01
2 llERE YOU COME AGAIN -Dolly Parton
(RCA)
3. HOW CAN l LEA VE YOU AGAIN -John
Denver <RCA )
4. JUST THE WAY YOU ARE -Billy. Joel
<Columbia>
5 BLUE DA YOU -Linda Ronstadt (Asylum>
SOUL SINGLES
1. SERPENTINE FIRE -Earth, Wind & Fire
(Columbia) ,
2. YOU CAN'T TURN ME OFF -High Inergy
(Gordy)
3. FUN -Con Funk Shun <Mercury)
4. REACH FOR IT-George Duke (Epic)
5. BACKINLOVEAGAIN -LTD CA&M>
COUNTRY SINGLES
l. HERE YOU COME AGAIN -Dolly Parton
(RCA)
2 I'M KNEE KEEP JN LOVING YOU-Dave
& Sugar <RCA>
3. GEORGIA KEEPS PUWNG ON MY RING
-Conway Twitty <MCA >
4 TAKE THIS JOB AND SHOVE IT -Johnny
Paycheck < El>1c )
5 YOU LIGHT UP MY LIFE -Uebby Boone
I W arner·Curb >
Paraniount Eyes
Oick Tracy Fihn
LOS ANGELES CAO) -Comic strip detective
• Dick Tracy will return to the movies in a big-budget.
f'ilm being planned by Paramount Pictures.
The mm will pit 'tcacy against such memorable
bad guys as The Brow, Flattop, Mr. and Mrs.
Prune, Jerome Short, B.B. Eyes, Breathless
heavily. I can't believe those stories that Rome is
unlivable. There is a lot of agitation, Crom the left
wing and other extremists. But I have bad no ex-
perience with crime in Rome, knock wood."
Quinn remains trim. He has amazed the Anglo-
American-lranlan crew of "Caravans" at the end of
a strenuous day's shooting by marching up a moun.
tainside and tramping two miles to the highway for
a ride back to Isfahan, the ancient capital of Persia.
One day, he pedaled a bicycle 40 miles throuth the
deserted roads of a future housing development.
II E ADMITS HE FACES another crossroads in
his career.
''Do I want to continue as before, or do I want to
find a new direction?" he mused. "Writing
fascinates me. My editor at Little, Brown says 1 can
make more money out of my next book than 1 can ID
QlOvies. I was amazed at the advance: ~.000."
The book is based on the Ille of a dear fttend, an
Italian immigrant who became adviMt to world
leaders. He calla it "Mama Borgia," which was her
name.
Stlll, acting continues its bold.
"It has been good life, and I've bad six
Academy nominations. How many actors can claim
that?"
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1Independence
I A project in Anaheim hopes to teach developmentally
\. disabled adults how to live independently.
l ByCllERYLROMO dividual aainfully employed and noo-profitorganlzatiopyemofex-
Ofti.o.u,,., ... , .. " livlngontusorherown,awayfrom perience of working with ban·
the project, in six months to two dlcapped persons. Project Jn. Give us a chance. That'swhatde· years. dependence ls model~. she said,
velopmentally di.sabled adults are The criteria to enter Project In· after a similar project in Pasadena.
I
saying today and they 're trying to dependence, said project director The Orange County group is
prove they can make it in pilot pro-Vicky Compagnoni, is that persons' financed throusb Oranae County
grams like Project Jndependence have no severe medical or Revenue Sharing, state grants and I in Anaheim. beba vioral-emotional problems. through private donationa. For ad·
l Project Independence is an They should desite to have their ditional intormaUon about the pro.
apartment comple. x in which han· own apartments, know how they gram, call Project Independence
dicapped petsons who are mildly see themselves and want to relate at 772·5061.
f \ retarded, have epilepsy or cerebral socially to others. There Ls no charge for the train·
palsy, are taught how to live in· Eight persons are currently in ing program, but the residents,
ltependently. They pay their own the project. occupying four apart. most or whom receive Social ~t, maintain their own apart· ments, and the maximum enroll· Security benefits, pay their own
nts, cook, shop and meet their ment will be 16. Project lndepen. rent and buy their own food.'
sonalobJigat1ons dence was organized and is Although the residents are cur.
hey are al'>o being given VO<:a· sponsored by a group of Orange renUy using public trensportatioo.
tional training so they can go out Coast area parents, some or whom Ms. Compaenoni says many of
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in\o the world and find a Job. They have children in the project where them are hoping to be able to
know their hm1tallons and don't ex· the age range spans from 18 to 40. pure hue Mo-peds. One male resl-
pect to become brain surgeons, but "The parents tned to find an dent, who works as a maintenance
I they can be truined to go into useful agency in Orange County to man at South Coast Plaza in Costa
professions such as building main· sponsor them," said the director. Mesa, is currently riding b1a bicy-
tenance or work as hospital atten· ··And, after a long search, they clc more than 20 miles to and from
dants. couldn't find a sponsor -so they work each day. The program. which opened re· incorporated themselves."
cenlly, is designed t.o make each in· Ms. Compagnoni brings to the <See PROJECT, Page CZ) Linda Berry, a resident of Project Independence, coolcs her own dinner.
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Ministry
'It's an ecumenical endeavor to provide an
opportunity for t.f-Je students to learn."
By DENNIS McLELLAN
OI "'-Oaltr ~li.c 5uH
Campus ministries, which large-
ly vanished during the volatile '60s,
are makmg a comeback.
The United Ministries of Higher
Education, an ecumenical or-
g•nization, was formed two years
ago to set the trend in motion.
••They saw that due to the
turbulent '60s, campus ministries
h~d preUy much died, yet every·
bqdy else was on campus," says
A.Ody Scott. campus ministry as·
sociate at Orange Coast College.
!!'hat "everybody else" includes
everything from Campus Crusade
and fundamental churches to the
various cults. Organized churches,
says Scott. wanted a presence on
campus too.
Their presence is being f~l
throughout the country. Some 1.5·20
ctlleges in Southern California now
h~ve a representative.
TIM TIFFANY, THEN a student al Claremont School o( Theology
and now attending a &em1nary m
~dianapolis, became the first
c mpus ministry associate at
range Coast College last spring.
Andy Scott, an Estancia High
sthool graduate, who earned a BA id' history at Cal State Fullerton
and studied at Princeton
5eminary, replaced Tiffany this
ftll.
The blond, bearded 28·year-old
who wears wire-rim glasses and
ct>rduroy sport coals, is quick to
point out that his part·time job is
not a campus position but an
el:umenical church position.
"I'm here just like any other slu·
~nt or group," says Scott. "l don't
represent ady single denomination
aHhough I atn an ordained
Presbyterian minister."
The ecumenicali5m of the cam-
qus ministry is evident in a run·
~wn of tbe pastors who have
tilked at the weekly meeting held it noon Tuesdays in Room 9 of
.. e Liberal Arts building.
SO FAR, PRESBYTERIAN. Episcopalian, Methodist, Roman
Catholic pastors-and a Jewish
rabbi-have addressed the student·
members of the campus club called
Christian Exploration.
'1l think the strongest factor for
our club," says Scott, ••ts that it's a
rotating group of clereymen doing
the speaking. Jt'a not just one
person doing it.
"It's an ecumenical endeavor to
provide an opportunity for the stu·
dents to learn."
Scott views his duties, which take
about 10 hours a week, as primarily
to organize a club that serves the
churches' youth, and to get the
pastors involved.
He gets to know the pastors -
there ue about 25 churches in the
college district-by phoning them
lo see if they have any church
members who are stuctents at OCC.
Through the students and their
friends be makes other contacts.
SCO'IT ALSO MEETS informal·
ly with students and faculty mem·
hers, something he calls "just a
m._tter of rapping or talking." He
notes that be Isn't involved with
"aggressive evangelism-I don't
try to bothec people."
Scott, who also is a youth direc·
tor at Harbor Christian Church, is
a student himself at the college.
He's taking Latin and Arabic
classes.
Although aUendance at the week·
ly meetings average about 10, Scott
doesn't censider it bad for a new
campus club. He predicts It will
grow in the future.
He sees bis job as campus
ministry ~iate as a ••tremen·
dous challenge and very reward·
ing.
"I got to make a hospital call on a
s tudent," he notes, "It was
something I didn't have to do. It's a
very little thing, but that's where
the meaning in life com es ...
Cos1nie
Fantasies
Here's what the cos-
metology students at
GWC dreamed up.
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be e\tallebla ID adult educatJon in the community ~ • ,. 1be said. "Ou~~!al la to feed the.e dis· ahled~no111 Jnto them team ol society ... InLall)t, the resldenta will be tallen to places
lib stores a,od alOViea to l~t the DO~t Ume they
can Co tbeouelvea. Aceordin• to the director.
m-..toftbelt meotally retarded YoW\t adulti hive
been •heltered by tbe1r parents all their Uvu and
really want\o co out tn tbe1t0rld to~ tbiqwtn1a. ••our btpest problem ia over·l)l'OUictlon from their
famlllel. 0 abesald :
urve worked ln the field since 1988 and firm·
ly believe ~e will act u retarded u you treat them. • ahe said. ",And they can act Juat u retardedutbeythtntyouwant~emt.o."
She streued tliat the retarded, Juat Ute anyone, waota to know who be or she ia-tand
wants to team what his other limits are and what he
or she la able to perform.
"Part ot lt la being willine to take the kind of
risks to let them leam."
But she admitted it is a hard leaaon for the st.alt u weH : "If tbey spend all theft crocery
money, then they }\ave to learn what t.bat means.
Obvioualy, we aren't goingt9 let someone Jt.arve.
but Wf) will Jet them be hongry !or a couple of
days."
She ad@d the Jtaft feels an additional
burden when someone doesn't come home at
night, .. But everyone someUmes doesn't come
home at n1tbL We are emphaaWa1 tbJ.s .la their
own life-there are no boun." . ·
Ma. CompalJlOnl empbaabed most of the d~
velo.f>mentally disabled persons are JJke ~rpetual adolescents going through the same
1dentity1crlsts as a "normal" teenarer.
"These kids have been labeled all their lives
and they want to get away from all or us to be
free and independent,'' she said ·
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97 SYDNEY OMABft
ARIE& (March 21-April Q)! Accent on de-
sire, friendlblp, fulfillment of hopes and wishes.
GernfQJ, Virao flaw-. promineoUy and so does
oumber 5. Yee, romance and creaUvtty are part
of 1ceQ.arto. Expreu yoµrsell.
TAWUS <April 20-May 2CH: Empbuls on
civic duty. bonor, 1tandin• lo community.
Prof ... lonal npett°" lencS belplna hand. Dls·
p&.y 1emaol rapoaatbiUt,y. You can make l'Ol&Pl.
for youraelf at more _,1evat.ed position.. Scorpio,
AqUriut lodlvidualt play key rolee.
GEMINI (May 21~une 20): Good lunar
upec~ coincides now with commUDJcatlon.
travel. pubUcatkla. Expand horllOllS -you have
• abWty to ••AY oPln.lon, to effect eonstrucUve
changes.
CANC&a (l ... 21~July22): Dfgforlntorma-
tion -you cet noUUac for nothlnc. Coavenely, ii
determined -IDd 11 you convinoe partner or
mate -you coald 1trike pay dirt. Capricorn ls in
picture. A.oother Cancer aids in gettin1 a valid
appraisal.
LEO (July 23-Auc. 22): Accent oa publlclty,
bow public responds to YoUr effort.a. Aries, IJbra
f11ure promtMQUy. You can aueceufully com-
p=0"tey project." Someone. with letal back-
' could pnwide valuable Wonnatloll. Be aJ.ert toslpals. va:acao <Aur. aa.sept. 22>: Ne1f • .,. ot
achleW.. bulo toall spoWpted. Acir-alve
Leo c:oula be 1D S>lcture. Cheek medical. dental
appointment.a. Tbale ~ho depend OD you conllde problems.. · · · ··
f,.IBRA. (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Accent on change,
creativity, variety, impulse, expresaing in a live-
ly, emotional manner. Don't be ashamed of
"natural" responses. lr honest, true to yourself,
all can be beautiful. At first, this could seem hard
to bell eve. hen nonsensical. But today you find lt Jstrue.
· SCORPIO <Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Accent on prop. erty, basic values, chance to re-eatebU.sb ~00•
tact with older, knowledeeable. companlonate
"1dlvldual. .Relief of pressure indicated. Travel
plana are made -you are not aatJatled witb ••1ft·
Ung •till .. or Ila~ quo. Grantecl -DOW do aomethiq about ill ,
SAGITl'AIUUS (Nov. 22-Dee. 21): Empbm
00 talJm. trips, Information cathered and U•
changed. Aquarius, Taurua and Scorpio could
figure prominenUy. SUck to number 4. Revise,
review and rebuild. Concentrate on solid struc-
ture. Leave the flimsy tor another tJme, another ~UL '
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Money,
budret. valuables, p~Uon, payments and col·
lecUons are spoWgbted. Be ready for lively ex-
changes, conlllcts, encounters, member of op-
po1lte sex who cares and makes no secret of.it.
Gemini, Virgo figure prominently.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-l'eb. 18): Take .in·
iUative. Trust your own res~naes, reactions.
Your personality 1hlnes, popUlarlty Increases
Stress originality, daring and Independence.
Taurus, Libra and Scorpio ftaure In acenarto.
Take positive steps. Lead rather than follow / PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20).c Jllu1lo"-
glamor. ability to perceive pulse ~( publl.c
these are hlchli&b~. You are attuned to aubUe. delicate n~cea.
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came the announcer's voice over the microphone
and through t.he music.
THE $MELL OF tiainpray filled the room In
the final mlnuta. Tbe~reaton awept cosmetics,
· glltter, bobby pins and UJ;lftlck brushes off the
tables and bade Into 1uttcues.
•'These kids have it ao well tocetbet that they
don't even need an hour anrmore," proudly re.
marked Gary Black, styles dlrector.
When time was up, the 20 models stood and
posed regally while the stylists and makeup
artists waited backstace for the jud1es' de-
cisions. "Keep smiling everybody, .. encouraced
one instructor.
Judges Bobbe Herlihy, Phil Gillespie, Wally
Huntoon, Shari Carter and KiWe Olivier walked
among the en'1ies. peeriDc, scnttlnlzfn1, check·
ing. Then they traded places w1th the students
backstage to tally the points.
AS 11IE UGHTS dimmed and the spoWltht
came up, 20 models promemded the runway.
twirling theatrically and vamptnc outrageously.
Winner of the cosmetician award wu Judith
Evans for her "Medusa" artistry -a 11\ake-
covered, gilt-edged creation for model Ramone
Vincent.·
First place winners in total-look competition
were husband and wife team Ronald and Regina
Baak for "Star Goodess" modeled by Aurora
Toussalntzannet. She wore a nuffy ptnk bead·
dress topped wtth a battery·lllhted Saturn. Her
deep burgundy cape covered a1hlntn1 blklnl.
Taking second place waa Louise Matolfi for
the dullina "Black Star Chriatmaa" modeled by
Vlckl Wylie.
Third place winners were Bandy Grebel and
Suaan Blackwell·Erb for the blazinl "UFO-
Unldentified FlamiU ObJeot." :Model wu Karen
Borow!ld.
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James H. Callahan talks with one of the people he serves
Elderly Affairs
James Callahan, Massachµsetts ' secretary for
elderly affairs, heads a department charged with
Protecting the elderly's dignity and independence.
By DANIEL Q. HANEY
BOSTON (AP> -One of the lop men in lhe
stnte bureaucracy likes to browse lhe beaches in
Roston Common, sit in seedy cafeterias and ride
buses al odd hours ol thc evening
This lS how Jamt.·~ It Callahan meets the
people he 1s paid to :.crve As Massachusetts' top
administrator for old folks. he seeks out their
som t'times ckpn•s ... ang world to remind himself
Of " hJt It "s lake
Call:ihan 1s an t'harJ:l' of the Department of
Eldt•r Affairs
The affairs of t•ldc rh, at turns out, are much
lil.c the affairs of youngcrs, with one exception.
I ht' ht.•lplcssne..,s that com es with arthritic joints.
hnllll' h11nt's. 11n·d rdl<.'xcs and other <.1ccoutre
ments of old ugc Anrl thc'lc can turn what is
routine for the young into hardships for lhe old .
So for ix·oplc fortunate enough to s urvive
pas t their prime, this young state agency pro·
v1dcs ne<'cssary •wn ic<''> such as cooking, driv
ang and housework
These arc Callahan·., concerns, because his
1ob is legally defined as making old people JO·
dependent. And more than unylhing, this means
kee ping them out of nur'iing homes
A II of this happens ut the highest rung of
Ma..,si.lchusNts government because as secretary
ol t-lder affairs. Callahan is ont>nfthe 10 members
of the governor's cal11n<'l. II is a svmbol or the
-;ta le's rl.'cognit1on of tl'll· organi;wd power and
c,ocial needs of the old
M assachusctt.s created the department in
1973. IL was the first i.talc lo pul the department
at the cabinet leH~I. but six others have smcc
done lhc samt: llhnms C"Jiiforn1.i, Connecticut.
Maryland. Hawa11 and Alabama. Every stale
and territory h&s Mlmt• kind of agency for old
folks. Across the lJ nited States, looking out for
lhe l'lderly has bc<'ome one of the fastest growing
!)ranches of stat(.• government Callt1han is beefy .
~oft.s pokcnand41 years old.
··1 tell people that if you want to find out what
old people arc facing. ride the buse~. particularly
on off hours. because that 'c; about the only
transportation some of tht'm have," he says
"When you hear they're going to change the
bus schedules becaus<' they don't have heavy
ridership, you know that means nothing to most
people. But it means almost everything to a few
people people ..
The Department of Elder Affairs lS spending
$32 million lhis year to help make life easier for
old folks. Two·thirds of this budget is turned over
to 27 homes care corporations. These local, non·
profit agencies provide most of lhe day-to-day
"ervic<."5.
Workers go into the old people's homes and
do their s hopping, run errands, help with the
cooking. They clean house, fix broken windows
and shovel s now. The corporations also provide
vans lo s huttle the elderly lo doctors' appoint·
ments, community centers and meal halls.
Another pro~ram provides low-cost meals
ror old people at churches. schools and other cen·
tr al places. Currently, the program provides
10.000 meals a day at 191 locations . For those too
feeble to go out, the program dellvcrs dinners to
their homes.
The department also provides Jobs for about
500 elderly. For a 371.~·hour week of work in a
hospital. nursing home or social agency. they
make $50
The agency helps set up semor citizen cen·
tl•rs. provides lawyers for nursing home res1·
dents and has ombudsmen who help work out the
problems of people an nursing home&
"Our primary function Is to marshal all of
the local, state and federal resources for the
benefit of the independence and dignity of older
persons." Callahan says
That phrase runs through Callahan's con·
versallon because it is the Jaw. The legislation
that created lhe department orders it to come up
with "innovative programs to insure the dignity
and independence of elderly persons ..
The department tries lo do this in its own of·
flee Of its 65 employes, JO percent are over age
55
Their concerns cover a sizeable portion of
the stale. Sixteen percent of Massachusetts' 5.9
million residenls are over age 60. On the whole,
they are poor. More than half have a family in ·
come of less than SS,000 a year.
However, spending money on the old may
not even be the department's bi nest challenge.
"The most important thing this office does is
J?et out in front on some of Ute elderly issues,"
Callahan says.
That means being an advocate for the elder·
ly. Callahan says he and s taff mtmbers testify at
hearings on issues that affect old people, among
them welfare reform. national health care. food ~tamps and m andatory retirement laws.
It also means working behind the scenes Cor
the old folks in the state agencies that handle
transportation, welfare and housing. ·r
Callahan's constituents are the men in mis
matched suits who pass winter afternoons in
SI 25 movie houses Thev are the Crail women
who are afraid to cook because they might be
forgetful around the gas flames
Caring for the· aged once fell to younger
relatives. But family obhgat1ons have changed.
and In areas where children or grandchildren
once took char~<'. the..,, ate ha:-; moved m
Most of the state agencies for the elderly
J?rew out of a 1965 federal law, the Older
A m<.'ri<'ans Act. To get the money provided by the
In w, stales had to set up departments to ad·
minister it.
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She Has No Evidence
DEAR ANN
LANDERS: As a mother
I am deeply concerned
about what is happening
in our society. Much has
been written about l(ay
men but one reads very
Utt le about gay women.
The other day while
~h opping In a
neighborhood
supermarket, I saw two
lesbians carryinf' on
ph111cnlly. Finally I
eaid, "Pleue -not. In
public." They were in-
censed.
J realize t.bat. aucb rel•·
·tlonsbJps do exlst and I
find them deplorable.
:What. '1 more I reserve
tho right as a parent. to
tckleate my chUdron on
.-uch m•tterlt In my own wa y · und er tbe
clrtu.mltances J choose.
I don't. want t.bom to
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• 1um about homoau· ualH Y. ln t h e
1uptrtn1tket. These are rny views, AM. What •r ouraf -GAIN VILLE
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Tbeie ~ pfOpertiea are COblidered
very pod for, tu ahelteri u well u
for aPi>reCl.atloo. Sbown by app't.
DUJ>'ex, fBR, 2 ba. eacllSJ.79,500.
Triplex, 2 BR, 1 ba. each &215,000
Duplex. 2 BR, 1 Ba., 2 BR. 2 Ba.
$189,500 ·Some aft close lo the ocean & one unlt ~ls brand.pew.
759-0811
4&0 NEWPORT ~&NTER DRIVE 769-0811
CALLflUJIO
By CNMI'. 2 MIMI Oft l lot. <• bda ba •abda b•> a~ bl.b to beach. 175-Ull
c.ht....._ IOl4 ••••••••••••••••••••••• DWLIXM"THTS
$1 S,tlO DOWN
&.!per pr1do ol ownenbtp
2 BR. l. BA WU W(ptew
lhabrpol. to JNMJoca· Uon;OllJ1'"8· , CAU.tlMJiO .. ' .
----
Rx• Sne SSS u .. your lma~r
WW, Pl1nt. ( ...... ud
IOQ)e ll.JtlA'-.YOU cu tun
th1a •a.re• 4 bedrm, ,....,,. I)' hom e lJlto a
showplace. 81( t-lllly
room, pool size bact
yard, 3 car &•raae. • much tnorel I Thla won't
last! Call now M5-0aQa.
FOnE~T L
OLSON ... ' .
-G.......e •. •OOJri1w.. tooz l~~~~~~~ MIWPOIT CIMTB. M.1. 644-491 t Bill GRUNDY , REALTOR
341 k or•d• 01•v·· NB hl'l 6161 l/$IDI
COSTA MIU FREE ............................ , .. ·····-········ 1--------·
$1000.
•n c11rpet1ng with tbe
purchase or large 4
Bdrm. 2 ba California
Ranch 1olylt' home on
qwet tree hned Street.
~met kitchen. formal
SWIMM I MG
FOOTIAU
Walch CootbaJI, eat your
hoUday dinner and go
~wunm.ing in the good
CalifonuA life sLyle lh1s
year. Four bedrooms.
the works and pool fun
$16,900. ResL buy th111
}ear. S46·23t3
Oll•ll•I -11s•i.-..•CJJU•;·r·
WESTCLlfF
. COHDO
Bnght &cheerful end un·
it Btl1 highly upcraded 2
bdrm, 2 bath w/comm.
pool u1ed by only 12
owners! Close to
Westcllrr Plaia Ii "Doc·
tors Row". 646· 7711
e:1 Walker C lt!~ dlmng arf!d views park •
IV<c grounds Veterans : .Eeal ~late-
otr er:. e 11 co u r a a 1! d . NOT A FIX~
-----ffl THE REA
ESTAT~~
m~ -~ I J.C. Hash Realtors "WVir CHEAP
.r -
54_0..~ Io I . 1 • HEW HOME lt sold once. buyer dldn 't
• :i Bed r m ,· 2 b a t'h , quality and the seller
4 .R. POOL f1 re plact', err condi· didn't lncreaae the price + $75,700 w1'U move you In· $55 800 t1onoo. w/w otptg,
' lcnced, near Tyler Mall to a h<lme already to let 01kc to beach from th•~ 1 n R 1 v~ rs 1 doe .• 11 u at you move in. No paint, no
beaut1(uJ i;arden homt> m .ooo. R'dY 'Mc Cardle, work In this 6 yr old
Besl tx.ly m Huntington Realtor. 548•7729. home. A lot o( xtras In
Beach. 12300 down or as l•-------•I this home, hurry it 's sumc $240 monthly pa~ back on the market and
ments. Hurry• Call VATERMS will be gone soon.
!IU6767 OHL Y $62,500 ~2313 [_ii&H!I ~J~~}fh~~Ei [ iiilii
bit~' A quick e:.cow and
Lh1s year's best
Chrislrnas present Is ., ~wrs. 546-~ '
Olf'ill ··~~ ----
Cl~c to the beach. Clean
:l & 1 BR, cpt'g, drps,
bltn.'I, 4 car. etc.
$159,900
JACOBS RIALTY
675-6670
-2901 Nfwpon Blvd
Newport Br.:ich, CA 926&3
AE.UL Y DIRTY!
JOIN SUCCESS
Experienced sales'nien:. Here. ia
, your chance to join an acij.ve beach
office w /mot~ C\\Stomers than salesmen. In OIU' ai ea, buyers are
amuent, sales large, loan offtcets
indulgent, and properties clean.
Every sales tool, plus Realtronlca
·computer Terminal. Get out of your·
. rut & find what we can do to make
your next year rewarding & s table.-
Interviews confidential.
,. 675-4630 ______ ,
IMC~M!!! G1•rll I 002 Ge•u.. I 002 Gnerel f 002
Balboa Pen.rn.. Ju..~t re-••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••• .. ••••••• G1M1 .. 1002
$71.000
3 Bedrm, bus• tot.
Complete witb haid-.ocf noor, dbl car. eov~
P!lik> • QUI• •t.r:eel. OUt 0/ 1tate ~ needs lm·
mediate ealt. &aper bur· hurry! Call,..._,
ducedl 8 Units, (1ve 2 • .,,..___.......,.,,,.~_....,.,.,,,.~ l•--------bdrms. "1 1-bdrm .. on 2 SIX U .... ITS lots. Just stepe to beach. IAQ( IA Y AIEA ,..
Owner motivated Carefree Condo with 2 lo xlnt rental l~•UP,n 111
W.WCTOTWO IAYFIONTS . p00ls' 2 Bedrms. l~ N. Co1la Mts~. Btfl
Fee simple duplex 3 baths. fi r eplace & layout with lge. poot as
Bdrms .• 2 baths each un· private patio. f\illy In· added attraction. -CloH
1t. One extra large fronl S1'1aLed home double to ma.ior showinr & bus
owner's unrt Blt·ins, gll'age-grounds lush & I.mes. Just Ullroduced to
frplc Pnced at$175,000 "fmmaculate. Putting tbemarket.646·77U
S2H'900
Spanish Brick, beams,
quarry ttle. Beauttrul 4~
yr old duplex on Belboa Ia1and. bpeclaUy larae
4 & 3 Bdrm u nlta.
Bay Ave duplex 2
Bdrm. home -bdrm over
garaae. in xlnt location I
Priced au ns.ooo
673-3663 642·2253Eves1
associated
lllH)l<fR~ MEAlTu R!;
6•n , W 1ft1lbn11 "I 4 Jf\td
MARVELOUS
MONACO
Cell us obout this im·
maculate one owner, 2
bedroom, convertible
den home in Harbor
Vi e w H ome..,. The
owner':. meticulous care
to t•H•ry maintenance
lW(.'() wall 1mpres11 you.
And tlw hrllblY com pet1t1vc pnc~ of S1J6,SOO.
f1•r will pl!'ase your 1•,. l•·lhook
Call 644-'721 I ..
Corona d~I Mar
Sp..ir1ou:. Duplex -3
bt.><lrm ..... :1 baths. patio.
fph'; <! bedrms, 2 baths.
l>undPck, Cplc. $175,000.
&14 7'Z70
green, shuffle board,
badminton. etc $78,500.
PETE BARRETT
-REALTY-
842·}200
,_,: ~ HERITAGE
. . REALTORS
Balconiee lrpatlot. -------.......
*** WA=JNT BUY OF THI
IMVISTOR'S REAL ESTATE MONTH 631-1400 sPICIAL -........cu~hc• ·~~~~~~~I Prov. ext. frflb ~i. .......,. """ 1.;;. c11tm ll•necMn le. -S47,SOO Take advantaf.e of the l•-------1 Owner WUI talk &er .. Guarded gat.eway pro· new FHA gov t insured UDO S • a...105 price. Submit all ottett. MESA VERDE lects lavl1h groonds with loan program with loana 1 """"j $\C»,900. •
4 aa. St 42,000 .pool. Secluded entry to up to $60,000. 8~% Int. & Hop. •k ~ or u.mp to p &C•1t1C CO_. c.y Stwuung 4 bdrm, 3 bath executive liv. rm. LOW ER d o wn PaY· O'Cea n ; ll!t e new 3 ~ ....., ,.,.,
Mesa Verde P<>Ol horM 1 Suns h In e go u rm el meot.s. (Only $1950. down bdrms., 2 batha, uaed PROPIRTllS
Trulyanoutstandlngen· kitchen overlooks on $60.000. price). We brtallckrrpllic.,newkltcben 6•1 A,.00 _._,.L ... tertalnmenL home. Huge private courtyard. ha'l(e 10 choice homes & app ancet,carpeta ., ...,.. .. ,...,....
living & ramlly rooms. 2 Sweeping master bdrm from $52,000 to $74,500 &~.Only SU5.QOOI * * * Fr p 1 c •a . S pa c i o us & child's rel~at. Owner with FHA terma. Call foe lc6oa lay ,..op.
kitchen & family room Is anxious. Submit any details. Rdon
overlook &iant sparkllng ~e;!'.~~,,.!~ ... --··· 1, 531-5800 * 675-7040 * '1dls•'fp ....... PoOl! ExecuUvelivlngat ..,..., .. ,,T. • ~ ..... .,.,. IM1CEMttwn l~~~~~~~~~I ~cJ.t.ar ... 1-z ~~u'~':',~.~ rvieaud--.-CT .... N_OW___ ILWHTOP ~~:r-=~
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. . REALfUHS --=-= -PREClATE! Completely kit.chen1 forced air heat, Wide greenbelt afforded
redt>corated and re· new pamt & carpeting & from L.R. & for mal dln.I~~~~~~~~~ modeled 4 bedrrn home. a short walk to scbool1, rm. Notblnl offered for GR!ATRATIS AT
SOU'1JtWQT IAHK
A Great Rate For
UHd Ccr luytrs
(The same 11.9 for new
cars.}
A11 low as 9.95 annual
percentage rate.
K.i1chen like new. Trash church & city park. Low, Jeu, SlSS,000. Call for MESA YllDI
compactor, water sof-low price of $U.900. aw'L VILLA
lener & inte r -com CALL556-2660. • C. F C I rtb JIDIMllAUTY
SyStem, just to mention a • SELECT • 0 eswo i y 0 u , ll I 0'. \boa e
few special feature1. ·····-s ••" "0 0 --~'-·--1 a1..i.1-up Asking siu,200. To tee · PROPERTIES .__,_ -;"~pe..~Ve~
this very attractive OCE4H~OHT ~pertly decorated cctJl·
home. call , 5'6-5880. Lowest priced dphc on 1--------•I d o . L v l Y P • t l o
sand, Nwpt. Askln1 CHAIMI.._ • land1caped w/cbojce
"295,000. M~e orr. 308 E. O\@r 2 bedrm '"1b bta planta & lava r<lf:k to
Oceantronl . 548-1~19 ; lol OnlY "9,500. Low, match cyu. Prleed to 1~~~~~~~~~j _S»G2 __ i_...._ ____ lowFllAdownl'aYmeut. ;~18ttea1 I now to 1ee. 1 ~ Call anytime.
-! ~-HERITAGE
. • REALTOHS AGNatRGteFor
HewC.-luyen
<Convenient, easy oro-i--------•I ceuin1. > MACH DU'UX HAI.ICIEST sconlULTY
536-7533 c;J W;tikt:r & let! s 171,000 fllrwished
As low as 9.tS annuli See and bear thuurf and percentaaerate. buk in t he aun of . ..,.... ..
ForMoMIOWMN
(''Second Trust beed"
type eqUity loa~.)
9.5 pefCerlt plUI two PTS.
·. plusSl.50.
Newport Beach Jlvin1
Short Jl.ePI &Cl"Otll to the
be•cb. Larie 2 Bdrm un-
1 ts with patios and
bllconla ofter uc:ellen
rental untt11 fdr 11u111-unmvwtnter rental1.
-
WATERFRONT
HOMES
REAL ESTATE
631-1400
$69,100
&aper clean 3 bedroom1 2
bath wfUl a bJC yard. Ils
clean I& t.ldyl Cracklio1 ............ _,..-J~. a 1007 Uke new, by 6wn•:.b411a I --Princeton. 48f, • firep ace • 1ourmet ••••••••••••••••••••••• ......... -900 .-.-..a: built-in kitchen. For ....,.,.. -· · -·-•n further details CALL lt .. nous COiieio S. · '
m -3191. 3 Bdrm, 2 ba, 2 partdnr MIS4 D&MAI
•
SELECT · spaces. Subterrabn1e0a n SHAUIOOP
PROPERTIES 11ra1e. aecur1t7 f . bdr 1 1118,000. Call Pepper Lvly 4 m, coJy rm Jones home oa a comer. New ONESTOIY CONTINENTAL paint In fr 011'. l'ew
REALTY lcltchen appllanoe1, loci CONDOMINIUM 19 aelC cJeaAln• 6¥•ni a STOP IN OR CALL
SOU'IHWEST BANK -EL TORO
$55,000 9.57-ll new wu free 'floors '" I~~~~~~~~~ 2 Bedrooms In luxury kltcbep lk baths-. Receiit.
high rht building, over-c;... .. Mar I 021 ly M~ ~100 to oalr
Joot lo1 buge, privat1 ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• $84,800. PldM foe' appt, 3"17 Roclcfleld Blvd.
830-3122
LAGUNA BEACH
IOOGlennyre 4n.1m
patJo area. Sui>t.r COJlV.• Ha.all At.OHi todq. Ml-Ntl fl!ent to treewan, lhop· ts worth this prtce. But
Ptng, etc. Call 962-7788. you can Jive near the
iitQ. K€Y beach lo Corona dcl Mar R.-l l'.ltate '0'' P£ALT°"sh " have tenaou help ---------;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;j pey •• ,U75,000. Nft Coodot,. 8r, ·~ ... • NOi.iNS IEAL n I f.-Ple '1, ffl'amlo W.
• 494-1051 'It ldkbtni • bath. "'* • epe. f75.4l1I Br'OMr IUDEAWAY /VIEW ~!W1000•'•1"'~1t b2ur lhat C.W .. M• 1022 C:.11e1 .. ..._. IOD
-. u.urm, ba , ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
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21evell.
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•••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
PIUCIJS RIGHT I BH. frpk, 'l!rJ de1an
$7J.M ,\ppru!{ 13.WMl n
O"n'-'r out uf 'Ul t! ~U44
-~ . ,._,,_.....__ I 078 C>ttt.r llttt1U1tet1 ...._.. ~ ......._ UafwMded ~....... ....................... ............•......•... .....•••........•.•. . 11\1 ,,.rt). mw.t "'U unt
uf t...-u prop\· rt 10 n
Ffov.t"f' ~ tn ~: ... ~t (' 1\1 l ~µp_lex or I lot ~ ·
hdtlf 173 8.1TZ $54,000
3 Br 2 Ba. coiri>ct. drPM.
p1tt10, \ndecpd. rnr.d .
beaut Vlt'W, S4T M50 11r
&»3'125·
..._wport e.och I 069
•••••••••••••••••••••••
••••••••••••••••••••••• I.;,..;;__ ....... -.:;,o ~I 06 ,.._....:,, .... _ 3• MUSTS .. 1 L111 ~ ..... rty 1000 --# --" a ~· ' . ·······•···········•··• •••···············•••·· •·······•··········••• Beautlluh"ottoty hornti DELUXE C.M. TRIPLEX ~ Bt, 3 bi, furn U50 NlCE 4 br, fam rm, 2 ba ~ .. ~. Ju~n Ci1bpl1thlr11n~ $ W ownttr•' unit Seflcr month. 6T3 G000 Afl 8, In Green brook. $49~. ~~~2 ~ rn ~·~ m~ pty Call Pat ut 7:W 4004 tnay l'&rry loan. nr __ ....., _ _ --------
or Oaleat IS8 27w ~~~~EK'~'k4Al~~ ..... ~.I f ..... lt07 So COU!:tl Plan MrOj& .
b ''b f f cc• .617 ' ••••••••• ••••• ••••• •• • • VIU1ce Creek 3 br. 2 bla, ~ r .. " Jm w rptl. _,,. l 1 $ 0 114 trplc 2 car gar P001
Pant i.uc opp to own h:
:t br condo v.-c:entr:al air
blLn apl)h.ancci. an
l'lu d 'a chhw~hr
Children welcom'-' Shurt
walk to dubhou~e. pool &
1Jlo11pma Seller to pay
for I > r home warrant)
.. $1.000 cpt & 1lrp al
luwum•e
SECLUDED SlmMG
, LIDOJSLE Greu1 l'•>untr) .11 · -2 Hr. wnler. S2 6'oao4oo ~6-8240 • l.wcunous W11ll!rfron1 ;1 mo~pht-q• ~8~.2SO SAN CLEMENTE Balboa Blvd. B•lboM. ____ or _____ _
UR. Penthouse View or 493 2434 Four yr old trl·plu, 7 14 • IT t . ~ 8 el or 3br, 2ba. frplc, relrl& fl:
The Bay From LH & 3-2·2 In good rental &Nil. 21J..33S-41!Hl slO\'. lri yard. $48S.
754-7800
6 AS"mc4 ~ lleul htulcr Int
f''~ntutll' opportunity
for the hondyma n 1wck ina a large workbhop ,,t
l\ome Big btpuratc
bwldin& 1n back 1>Ullublc
for m echan ic , woud
worker. electr1c1a n, u
~?) Better hurn ' Cull ----~. · S&S Resale Specialisu.
FORE STE
OLSON
.,.,.,, ..... A~ •Ua.o"'
3,4 or 5 bdrm modeh
avail. 11oome w ipool~
9ti8~.!
Penni_!lgtOn P~µerll~~
-c~ ................. ....
lot ,. .... == .. ._ C., tlrtplau • .,..... ... . ec .. _. c..,.. ····· .................... ....... tf ...... SI 19,100.
SOUTH
LAGUNA
4.i!M~l
497-2419
LAGUNA
NIGUEL
49~1728
DANA
POINT
493·88U
f,.,,hw I 044 1""'9 I 044
--••••••••••••••••••••••• ·······················1------------------11 ~try 3br, 2bu lirnad
.\IBR. Only S900 Per .,..._ 1090 Only$127.500 C.....def M• llU _OO.._~ _____ ....._
.\1onlh. l Year Lease ... •••••••••••••••••••• BERTHA WKNttY ••••••••••••••••••••••• LRG LUX CONDO
Geonje Ealnt Co CLEAN Ir MEAT au.O:~Ton:.92·4121 2 BR, block & u, lo bcb. So Clit Plaza Are• 381', 881 Dover Dr.N H Oonvenlenl & qu.let, 2 ---------SSl50. 21,iabll, all rnJr appJ &
631·1100 bdrm., 2 ba. condo with Tltl'LIX. C.M. 644-ll60 air. Pools. tmnl& crti.
tlO Ft. bayfront, 4 BR, den.
pier. on Penins ula
Marshall Rlty 675·4600
Nl!.'WPORT BAY
TOWERS CONDO
On the Bay In Balboa I&:
IBr. adults, pool
Marina, boat i.hp, i;ecun
ty bldg $99,500 Ownr Agt 675-7520
al.I the amonltla Very Great Easts Ide loc, Newpcwt h-.h J 16t 149S/mo
&ood buy at. $51,900 newer 3br. 2ba, Crpk, yd. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~6S97 646·2143
12) 2br. lba, patio:;, encl. Beautiful West NewPort 1u.5J ~ ..... \
car. SlM,000. beachlront home. S·6 Br. """ ~.
Tom Lee. Rltr .1142-1603 2 ba. Special low rate for New Townhomt umu. ~ ---,..~..1w...t•-Off.' 6 mo. )>e. Muy consider Bdrmi htory. Cat.h cei\. Ml...,.._." .. .__ I 098 -nnr )TIY~(714)9~·~71 !no. plc: step down ll\' '"'.,...""' .,.,...-Great rental are4, 2 "''rm, dininil rm, path~. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Tnpleite1. 6 un1ti.. all 2 Bdrm, Jnod kitchen. 34th 1ar. $500 mo + $10
HERE'S YOUR CHANCE 2Br. 1~ ba. $236,000 St. nr b .. cb. Avail De credJt report +$100 non
Pnme Mesa Verde Home
4 lltdrooms. ~ bathlo, ne~ PoOI & Jdl"UUI ~1Jn) Up grad~ Open Sut Sun
a']J Europa Dr 557 215
or~287J
LOW OR
NO DOWN
for thlb charming 3 br 2
ba, prof Jund:.cpd. beau
tv Convement to ever-\~mg• All thu, fut onh
moor Corner <1croba.
lrom park Ln<hp d auto
.,prklrs, drps. l'rPt!.
SlCl.5 000 O~nr 559 60'Jl
WOODIRIDGE
PRE.SCO'IT
CUT COSTS
NOT CORNERS ~fake lht.' move now lo u
mobile home V1k1ng Im
penal Coach . 1t ren~ct:.
dtrl.' and pnde. Ll\'e 1n
t-omlort m th.is 2 BR. 2
liA ~d den ,\ qualll)
coad\ 1tl a compct1tl\ e
pnce l\fakc offer Ask·
m11 ~1.750 Ownt'r may
1·an;· 2nd TD
BARGAIN
HUNT HS
licaut 3 BR home. $25-00 So.Calif. Realty ~ thru June No pets, refundable ~ecutity
dn Call no". 21 hr 5'6·5605 $4.l>/rno.6395789 bond It UO deanin&
scn·1ce!Wt).ti8Tu11gt .N. Total move io latt
•4-PW• c,.M tr'Clfto 3178 months rent + $160. 1'6
Sparkling Newport •••••••••••••••••••••••
Beach pool home :s MoWa.HoMH
Finest Ill ~rea of Costa •••••••!••••••••••••••• N~ .. VBisltvad •. , Ew'!att ~ Mesa Th1s llreat tn· --..... o .. "' vestor~ inco m e has 3 Br O>nd() Air. refne. Or~e. S. of Del Mu.
owner's unit. OUerd at San Juan VIiiaire. Drive by &t call 968-6.183 ----:'ll~A VEflDE-: I Br t
Fam Rm, 1mmed ocep' .
by owner ~.SOil hk
for Bob. 752 8~9 $69,999
LgM Woodbndgc horn'-' .:>
Bdrm or 1 Bdrm +dl•n
O\•erbtUd lot full~
lndbcpd ldcul for pool
All upgrded MC\ll'JO
paver!> tilt.' AIC Ltv, din
rm.-. 3 bath 3 Car ~ar.
;.Jr park. Walk to luke
$1!16,000 Brkr Ownr
!">52 11:! I or 83~ 35:Jf)
Bdrm. tam. rm. & dm Far W. 1100
rm. BeauufuJ t·arpet~ & •••••••••••• ••••••••• ••
drapes. Pnced tor a fai.t l.2x44' New Sk)hne, lbr.
sllle at $118,950 Hurry' good loc Reh rent
Call 540-11.5.l , Pnct.'<I to sell ~-7891
$1"""' 000 · ~Imo. t yr Jae CaU or 96.1-0678 (or appl. ..... 811·1220 •4-~ UNITS• ----Catalina View from this 4
Buy 12 unJt. together or HauMs u.tur.i"'-d br home. SS7S/mo. No
separate 4 -plex, ~t ••••••••••••••••••••••• l ease Century 21 WHY RENT? @wEsTSIDE iUfrt J
ljorgcoui. I BR pro 848-2323 1
lc:.!>IOnall) clccur.it1:d '"iiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiii~~~-~ Heaut p1trk hkc y:arrl & •
\ al'al'lt Rc:ady for fo:.t rnove-in
540·3666
r!!
RED CARPET ·
NEWPORT WEST
FIX & S.AVE!
Warml'CI bv a huge lol:
hu rn1n~ f1replace--
l'OOll'd bv the :.ca! :J
Bedrrru. with~ 4th bed rm
or den . arranacd to :.wt
}our nc.'t'dlt Cheery full
Wr\1c:.: k1tchl.'n, gather-
1111-: room. 0H•r.,1zed liv.
mg rrn 2 Stor.\ dc~1gn.
· Fixing " reflective in
the pnce'' A great value
for those m the know Im
mediate pc:r..sl'i.~1on • Bkr ~YJll MOTIVATED OWNERS PA10 ow:--11---------c
VAAPPRi\ISAL F1'.ES ' SALE IY OWMER
A i.tartl.'r home. 1;Jrdon
1 .rOH' Srhoob ~7 !JOO
CARl>IFF
OH GREENBELT
nus popular 2 bedroom
townhome in the Tt.'rracl'
features h1gh beam cell
ing, wet bnr, highly up
graded l Jtpcl, wood
panehng. It 1s clcJn and
ready for oecupan1•)·
Ai.kmg~goo
RANCH REALTY ss 1.2000
I Yc~r 11lrl :1 bl·rlrl)om
't11mmt>rf11·ld hom;·
'llil.51)1
3 Hr 11 ~ b:i Condo I.I\'
rm. din rm & 1ns1d1·
!Jund rm l:pJ.:rucll.4<1 °'"
l·om mon ~<ill
t;ar+prk i: i>Pal·e ~:~ Ph !Jtl2 3521 No Room For
The Holidays! lkm()(lelt•d :i b1·drnom~ ~..... ;t Story home in "Tht•
red hill~:.:.
552-7500
UNIVERSITY PARK Ox
l()rd. 3 Rr. 21 ~ Ba. bonus
rm 2200 i.qrt ~ew cp~.
drJ)I., !llePfi Crom maJ
grt.-cnbelt & pool. Owm•r.
Avu1I 1mmed SI 12,000.
SS2~7.
Uruv Park Deane home.
3br. 2• 2ba, din rm, ram
rm SH.2.0001trade
673-8437
~leach 1048 •••••••••••••••••••••••
WOULD YOU
CONSIDER
ltnng I block to the
bt!ach. with 2 Bdrm!> . 2
baths pra\ &C'y, n ice
neighbor-; & flexible
tt•rm. .... , Would you con
-.1dt•r our 0 Y 0 for
$85,5()()
NORINS REAL TY * 494-8057 '*
~HERITAGE • :· REALlORS
HVHMONTEG04br , 2ba.
ram rm. Ownr. 2015 Port
Chelsea. 640-1981
IAY VIEW
2br . 2ba Mobile Jlome 1n
eitdusive Bayi.ide
Village. Din rm, den,
lndry, wet bar. Pool,
Jacuzzi &: clbh~e fac
B oat sli p 3\'all
SS9.S001ofr 675·7903
OCEAN VIEW
CONDO, REDUCED
S THOUS.ANDS S
Reduced (or U fa~l Mlle
\'acant & i.eller 1s a nx
IOU!>. Beautiful 2 br end
urut w frplc Community
pool, sauna. & Jncuu1 At
llui> pnce 1t \\on't la!>!'
Hurry' Call 645-0303
FORESTE
OLSON ""4 ... ,.\,ll·••
8x:ll' I Br Roudmaster
$1800 StH' J l 2524
Newport BJ vd. C M.
Sll.5.000 each., Frplc m 4............a 3202 Crocker ~2·SOtl2
front 2 uruls with income -
$1000per bldg ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• 3 Br 2 Ba, cplJI, bltn1. * 12 NEW HOMEFINDERS fplc, fncd yd, RV space.
Thowand11 of Rental" ~-549-0022; &4.2-0SSO ~ UNITS• AU 11rea1> all prices
All 3 BR, frplc. w1great Sample. 3 Bt +den, nr. So. Co
(ft.earl Apl 20 --,. -
R.-.C.ctU,750.
Anxious owner h a s
slashed p r l c~ from
Sl3,SOO. to $9. 750. Cor
quick s1t.le . AduU park.
convtently located. Low rent. 2 BR. 1961 Greuc
Lakes. 10x61 ION49581
Investme nt potenlial $'95lbrfurn. mobile is17~~:6·3 .s~~~:3,i;; Hurry, caJltoday on your Sl7S2br hse kld!i/pcti. :wo-
1720
•
ruturc $1SO Jbr b.se opt to buy •---------
540-3666 UF~;~~i~~VJCE
&'e It today I Wltelm1
n.. t.hrtamer -,
Play bartender behind 8 Unit&, Brefd & BuUer.
yourown7'wet.bar,open Anaheim, Pride of
k1tchendam -rm. ideal ownership. $195,000 aslt-
for entertaining. 2 Large ing. Submit all often •.
bdrm'> each with bath. Call 962-2456 Curtis In·
Super plush thru-out vestments
IUAl fHATE
Adult park 24x60 Green,., ---ta-M-...,-3-Be-au_t_y_, -b-re_a_d bnar. 1973 KG7202·3 ......., ...,
Call or vl1>it our orfke & butter. 12 Unit:i. Show:!
p A C I Jo' I c c O A s 1 gd PQt.ential. AmeniL1e1>
RESALES. J~C 210$ E. incl pool, all unlts furn.
Oa 11 Rd An 11he1 m . Aslong $325.000. Sabmlt
9!11 8660 ail offers. Curtis Invest· -.rnents 962·2456
•l&AHHTALS
3 Br 2 Ga, cpts, dr ps
$US. 3100 Samoa.
644-1836
Why pay $25·$35 when a Toro 3232
yoo can iet the beltt tor ••••••••••••••••••••••• Jess. Open 7 days. Su I I 3 b 2 b $1002brapttoshare per, OYey r , a,
$160 Bach w/poo\ utll pd fplc. crpt, fenced yd .
$l7S Bach/apt utll pd NB Jads/s>eU welcome. $395
$207 2br duplex w/yard ~. Aient. no tee.
$330Jbrcondow/pool Twnhse custom 2Br, 2Ba,
1826NewportBl.C.M. air, attac h ca r ,
$20 84S·S990 spacious. $340 m a .
5'4-1()'1
..! bath ('t1'l ,j \ll'"o:t ~.._,.on f','Jn"h'" ll tf'a uf flOl' """'. "J•• Hc:rbOur I 042 ' ~ """'""" htJmc:. :\1nlht·r 111 I~'" ---------1 754.1202 ••••••••••••••••••••••• quartt'ro; 1 hNlrm~. LEASE/OPTION
NEWPORT H £rGJITS
John Saar i.l,i:t, s.tfi-2020
Quail Place Prop.
OCEANFRONT formal d1111r1i.;. ricn. hmk OWHER .ANXIOUS Sunset lkul'h firl•µlact> t-:xtrJ h.i th:..
TIIESEA WALi.
Sepu rate" the ocean
from thl) 2 UR. & dc:n
home. J bath:, Pnv di.'·
velopmcnt o f B lue
Lagoon, f1n ci.t l n
Laguna ! $285,000
Redlacedto$103,500 2 homeb, :! lots 8kr Agt M,900 BKR.5-t<J 17211 ------T"o bpal' 3Br+ hou~c~. SW·5660
l"rplci.. beam cc1l'g. -------'TIRRELL rnore l•--------•I
SE.AG.ATE ~!~~~~~l.sUtt DEEPWATER T~HSF: "#I In Catifontlo" '1111s1on Realty 494-0731
Balboa orcunrronl
dramat11: duplex .i&,;i
bdrrn.s. Perfect owner's
home w11ncomt! or supe r
summer winter rentnl.
Seashore Real Estate,
675-5800
..._..... Lo14-~t pnce waterfront ----
Ol41 '4H'2S at on1y $199.500 Call LO· METICULOUS OON'TMISS da)
:\l0&aVerdeGolfClub Pt..'RCF.LLREALTY That 1., the word £or the
J Ur, rantasl.Jc \lew ·~ S-'6 ~ix mi.11ntenanre or th1-.
Hus newer delu11e 3 BR.
pool hmm Laguna Jnlls.
Bltn gn BBQ & r1re ring.
MayV,\ or rent S85,000
LIDO SANDS
\ne S29S.OOO Sho\\n b>t•--------•t beJut1lul Uecrftl•ld J Jppt only. 11'90 PanJ:. --------Nice J br home. l blk lo
bch Lots of decorator !>Olanan &even your own
Ja cuzzi. Offered al
$115.000.
CU'. frviM I 044 bedroom \::.fX'n Unc o t
Jn1nc ' largc:q 3 Zagrochky,Reoltor
494 8611 ~gt S40 ~ •••• • •••• • • • • • • • • • •• • • • he d r o o m m o tJ t" J '
W.AHT.AVIEW? SHARP A'\D CL!<.\..._ \leso Verdi: I 5 Jlr 2', b:i .
2 :.Uk~ Salt> or Ir 1'1t• fo
E•"t:.ldt.' llomc " II:! /on
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LEAVE YOUR
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U.STSIDE
FIXER-UPPER
I Br houi.e WI Untt O\C'r
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. 1v111lobll.' Prlmr lora
11ort Pnrt<ll lo "'·II'
WHY
RENT?
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WHITE WA. TER VU
Elcl(! Townhom1• ovl.'r
IOC>klng ))arbor & 1-0Uth
<·oastllne with n11(ht
hlith&a 3 Bdrm~ ~·, h.1.
fJm rm, frpll' :! St<>r.v
t'nd un1l Prof land..,cupt•
&decor3ted C.:i.., ORQon ..und~ck. wetbar , m1
1>1:11. comm pool JU.
~•una
'l'ransrer
J UH formal t.1111111~
room, :! .,, ' Your 1·h1111't' I
ol l"PI' ln•-.1lt·•I 10 1 h1·
pn:.,u,::101.1!> l'urtt.· Hot·k
lliJ:hlands in I r\'ln1• I I
If.AS IT t\LL I "\'Sll>E {!,,
OUTSIDE ""king
SIS.'>.000
JUST LISTED!
lmmaculaw 3 bdrm in
finr ... t n1:1ghborhnod.
FULLER REAL TY
546.0814
mamtcnanc·1· free ln!>1del•--------•I
& out l..oh of amen1tie!>.
Unobiitrurt:ible city.
b1:ach & Ol'l.'lln \'lews.
mak1·s thl!. 1111 xlnt hu~ at
SlOO.fJOO
BY OWNER
VH:W of light& <J Bdrm.
Cam rm, HVH Montego
Steps tn pool, jac. tennis
$159,0001 bst of r .
In tha beaut1fuJ, z.txGO
1971 Gulfl>treatn. 2 Br,
ore &r 2 baths. Nu carpet
of your choice, lhrUQut. 4
Star aduJt pet park.' One•---------
of Costu Mesa's nicest Newport Bch, Balboa
parks . Swimming. Peninsul a R -2 lot.
J·m:u.tzl i>huffleboard & View/steps to. ocean
' · II w/plans & permits for 2 sociaJ act1v1t1es for a . townhomes/condos. Prin VALLEY 0 -CCC.LEGE PARK
YALE
Huge pool site lot I
Sumptuou,., bdrm
Sunkl!n ram1h room
" rrplc Vacant" & Wdll
1ng Won't lust al re·
duced pnce of S99.500
Coll now 752 1700
RANCH REAL TY
551-2000
UNIVERSITY
PARK
\ lw,1ut II ul I orll h .1 m
l'omplt-tel} rc•dont.' Nt'"
carpel'> paint ";1l1·r
heater l'lt ,\bo a t'CI/'
fireplace rn the• m;i,lf•r
bedroom Read) rm 'nu to !ll('.1\.1.' into NOW'
R.AHCH REALTY
SSJ-2000
RACQUET CLUI
A beautiful Melbourne
near the park artd tennis
rourt.8. Nicely upgraded
throughout. IL has ccn
tral air and th e
OWN~ns AllE
MOTI V1\Tf.:n .\s){1n 1i
S!IJ.SOO
4 BDRMS.
Unusually Inrg<' family tlwelhn~ with private
~ard, an Immaculate ~'<>nd Near St'hool & ten·
ius but away from noi~e.
SJJ.l,500 14 t2l
Pritt Only 644-260 I
WUTCUFF
Beautiful 3 bed rm , 2 bnth
home with 1Sx24 family
rm $155.000 Call
~S880.
~:. HERITAGE
. • REALTORS
'N<1,/~~~s than S30.000 on~y. $116,SOO. Ready t-0
California Puclf1c build. Owner-499-4820
Mobile Home Realty 112 Acre View lot. Im·
2'706llarbor.Sle208 proved Laguna Hills.
54G-5937 .zonlng l'!orses. 5S2·3234
~for sol• I 200 POINT ••••••••••••••••••••••• l>ANA
2 Br. So. of H.ighwAty. J BR 2 BA. pool. fenced
Bltns. newly decorated. yWd, 2 car rar., close to
S3SO Phone S46·S46 &chis & shpS. $395/mo d~. 1st & last. 673-4545.
7 ACRES View lot, 46xl65 at 32861 3 BR. 2 ba., beamed cell, 3 Br townbome. 2 s tory,
Barque. Level. den, fr-pl. SS~ frplc, bltn.s., Cl'pls, df"P6, Turn of the Century, 2 $4f,904 4 BR, 2"'1 ba , Jae. yard. pool, pvt patios, xlnt l~
1> to r y • V 1 c l o r 1 a n ~ Owner occupied ain cr
Mansion Barn. man MIKE SAVAGE 2 BR apt. cathedral cell, new. Good tenants onJy:
ool bldg's, city water REAL ESTATE bright &airy . S39S sas. mo. 68l·:u45
Jots of trees <.:an bespht. 642-960 I SEALlON REALTY
BKR 673-5.154 4t7 Bike lo bcb from ~is ICt-<714) 677·5ti9l CHOICE VTEW LOT lwtW)' twnhm w/v1ew of IAUO.APENIN. ORS22-0SJO Nellie Gail Ranch. •l Br. ril't'plc S21S. Utll JltA!satmte,warmfrplc;
Duplex. IOC.:1Led acrou Change in plans forces pd. Adulti., 110 pets. Jacu.ui, pool, dbl eaf.
street from beach & bay, INVESTORS the sale of our .SS acre. 833-8974 Avail now. $495 m Cl-call for details, $349.500 , 213-9:36-2SIO
LIDO RULTY 5 Acres loaded w/Oak hilltop equestrian lot. 85 Irvine 1'errate 4 Br 2~ ---------L.og!IMHllls 1050 673•7~00 trees In the Clevelan x LOS" level area. Prin Ba. 2200 aq.'ft .. huae DELUXE, new 3 br, 2'°'
••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ Nat 'J Fores t. So. o only. Asking $110,000. Pb )'ard. $6SO. 673-6651 ba. xtra IJ . db1 gar. 1 bli
Lovely 4 Br. l~e Fam Rm. Orange Co. Munic1pa 831·2160 eves. to bc:b. Encl'd yard. $S2f w/~plc. l1V1ng rm, formal DOVER SHORES-Nice water. gentle rolling oft'"--.. C01f9 M9sa 3%24 cno 96()..62J08 or538-2331
dirung rm & mslr bdrm yrd.notra!fic.CUSTOM. beautiful view sites. o.t,,.., -;t,"'""'' JSSO ••••••••• .. ••••• .. ••••• ~ lJ
4
1 w/cnthedralclgs.Altup. pleasantllevt:l ?W1nsq Own er will carry. ~ry SflllCf.6.L ...-.--•
graded & pror lndscpd. 3 ~" 1 · Te~. Bkr. •••••••• .. ••••••••••••• ~ ••••••••••••••••••••-, car gar, unusually ll(e ~t. Gr~at enterta n · (714) 676·5717 400 AC lANCH S Br 3 Ba home on g-olf Univ pt m. 3 Br 2.,., ~
tot. Owner. 768·5183 mg/family home. 3 car OR 522·2080 C-cnsisUnftc:OI 4 parcels, coune. Opt avail. 12115• + bonus r m, Oxford. -gar. ReaJly s harp, at. 8 3 8 $1195 mo. $40-2911 ._,
7
?tN4· 833 3215 J Townhome. 3 Br. din rm, tractively priced for fa5t ......._,,...operly I 40 One 2 r me. one r .-.. 54 • • · -t
hv. rm, 2ba. 1800 sq ft saJe.631-2342 ....................... bme, ~ w~}'!lJ,ap~of a.~ 3. br-c:~ttage . pool , TU R Tt. E R 0 C ll
S7S.000.5SM234 -~_,.,_,.,,._ 1076 1800 Sq .ft . l deat for ~cres inha 3 II ldalct Jacuu1, dishw:uhcr, PRESIDENT HOME a __ '""' •Or muc more. o ng adults only · • --Ml--' I 052 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Jl\!lurance, Title or Real pens. auto reed trough MS·24&8 Br. % ba, fam rm, l~t ~:: ••• ;;::......... IMVISTMEMT Estatt> Co. f!;xclu!livc cattle scale & loading ---Yard, oemm pool, tenn!J
RE n«hts '" iihoppln~ ram p , !IOm t> acreaJte New Btt>okv1ew Condo, 3 crh. Xlnt neJ1hborf100(\ OPPOl'TUHITY center So. Hunt. Brh. fen~ & cros!:t fenced If Br. 2''1 Ba, air cood, $650. Ph 9SS-2088
Three s uite Med 1 c~I loc CUJI llG2 2456 J\!lk ro bought in totnl more ~· dl'Jl8, all major n.P· Sha...,. ., t>e~-r-m-.-2-b-;A-SIHSA.TIONA.L bid&. Receptiot'I room, V1ort -1.1 l eluded ns Pvt. pat o tcnnui ·.,. " .,... FA.MIL Y HOME A.IC. ~n be rented at SSt "' P " 1 • • W/fplc. cJ>U. Super area .
ptt sq. h . Owner \fill Cot1~•1thtl11~Tow11 S495.ooo pool, Jacuzzi No pets. K1di.1 pet OK, $39S•' Nex1 t() Nlauel Golr ~der -ad ... ··•-rm,!I howftfor 1700 CallGeoraeFre>.,_atBen S4SO mo. Nr S Coast 96.1-4567Aaent,no ree •·
tourse 4 Bdrms. 21~ .'"""" """"':Z3-0233 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~°.,~!; Real c-,staLc Plaza.$40-8886 ~'i. 3 car earage Just .,,.,., .,., _........, •-•Ls
mmutca to bus. beaches IOOS/PlfS Ok ~·#Ill .....
& ere.way. Huae tam ~· ·~::::r . , ~too Et~~!!r• '!!~ ~· ~ =:· ! ~;; ibi.':: $;'00 rm. tou of v1ew111 . ((). TO~OMES ,.,, 6 _._or.,,.,_ tl .. .;. ........ $184~ ~ .,...."" ••••••••••-••••••••••• 28 +D.2 ........ _,., LET US ' fAj •""~1 t., Mlle tot.he beach from WUJ pay c.s:b ta a nu u or 3 BP. 1 b•lh, tpt/drpe. a BR. 2 k ...• $4lst53$ -::--n.Q ,,,_,,. tNs a BR, 2Y. BA. pat\o )'OW' bolMe ·UQits QC land Waaber/d ryet"• t to••· 3 BR, 2\t ~ ..... $4'15/.ctf . .introduce )'OU lo one or ~~-CO'M. d.etkln1. wet bar Oran;e cO. Back P•Y· Khh OK. S405ato. Pb • 0.1~ be •••• $$00/tm Crvlne'1 new dtvelop· U lonarcb MJ:P!ua lt'ft' twnhm. Check the com· mentaOK.-caU anyt.hn e MWSlllorMCH91 •BR,38a .•••• IQS/n. ~~· ~~~JL:<r7'~g JAaunaNliuet _....;.., _ __.._.,;,-o;.;;;.--~1 ~1~~~1!a~~lt~~;j;r2 Sco&tRealty536-1S33. 2 Br, cpta, ctrps, tJdl oa. ::~2~8:. ~ :7:
Wtt have 3 aod ' bdrm. 4t6-722.2 lll·Ol36 aaunaa, f satelUt• pooJ1 n o dots. $U O/ mo. home~. All uparaded,j ~~~~~~~I lrtennlacou.ri..$101,500. $1.62 per DAY _eu._227_• ____ , PLUS Ou tltandln g
recre9'fonal fn<'illtt.a. A TJENTIOM NIAR NO FEEt Houaa, con·
Ran1ln1 in prtt'o from Thal'• ALL you ~Y doa. duptexe.. Re ntal i 1s1.&00 tol.159,$00 SIACUFF Vl.:G 1or a
1hoppln1. 4 BR . 3 BA 30day Id
Wl14XI6 family fOOM " In Ute formal dmln1. Upsraded
rl\rpRI thru-out Gnat
locutlcn 1121,000
I
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11. 1977
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lntM lJ44 MawpaartlNdt Jl6t ............. J112 COSTA MESA-21040 Y•VlttoAph Cq>ven'd 1ar. furn or M8.e755 ~ ... 1u 11w~ lTlb tena11H. larco com· ••••••••••••••••••••••• --••••••• .. •••••••• 0°••••••••••••••••••• Thuria Street Brand 20181'hurtn uni, 2 blks to bd\, 1 blk Ambuaado t I Col St CM ll'J) mo mcrdal 1ccollftt• plu•
·rurtl• Rock· C• mpu• _ Sctnac vlew·a. luxurf new delwce 2 bedroom Brand oew, lar1e 2 br, t~n:l~~e~\trrw d cpJ1; Men m{H:~~-~: ~ ot:MS.2582 equip. 989 mo
\lf'w 3hr. atnuru. wee WALX TO BEACll, pool tdult •JIU, fu.m " un wul1 Lo\11ly apaciou1 l'~ ba townhow.e w/fam ~tre~t 1~tltn .P ulet. trally to~attd, 2:J.) -
l.Mu'.lndarpd.aprklr,11tc •tenab • .!J1~IUa1 2 NearRcaJ001IShopptn1 tuwnhomo typp With tWlll.Xlntarea.$350 Sl104D4~1S4&a~10\M room e . MANY with •COSTAMISA• to•.:.._ so•s
LoHI>, "'.~Jy Jian 1. Story, 4 bdrm.. 3 ba. CtGter Healed pool. faouly roorru $350 mo ThL Mi:mt 64~ ttiOJ -------kJtcben. phone• TV Oeluxe office •P•c:• ""' MoMy ._ 6 ~ nw. ljl.1,1 ti't~·W3 aundec k 1J attiam JAcunl Nr cornor Q U 1\ J L PLACE NEW:?BEDROOM Stucho, view, yard, deck, SwiMmln1 poal, Jacuui, wetbar.830.qft » .1q ••••••••••••••••••••••• J)a.tm~.it~ "7$/mol-e • Alida Pkwy& Paaeode PROP1':ll'rn:s. INC. , •. walk to 1.0wn "bciach andttc. room. l)atJy & ft.'42-4468Mi·76C» ht,2ftdlrlrdT.D.'1
rurtleorl>l·k 4 br, f11m rm. LARGE · b om on V11Jenc1a m41 75211120 or 548 ~ :? Br gara~e. A c S3IS Sl7!1 Eves 4~·3672 weekly rates abrtin1 DANA PT 750 -ft 3 LOANS AVAILABLE
il111 rrn 2 hn. v1t!w of WATER with boa\ dock Al.JCll\ PLAZA tivenlng11 or w~ekl'nds mo tJ;~ 0.-l.'uru.1dl.', Cliff Or Biii from 148 I week. yn new V. ba $to m o Ctedlt'not important.
UCI th;ill Jun 3rd 28torywJ4bdrma I•~ fiVILLAGE HENTAI. i\Gl-:NT ON Quu:t·CountryV1ew vww. l BR+ garaae. 645-4840 2J3S97ozaGt•34-6319 ....... ,4tl-J102 I ~". Gr"·1r, w11•er, .i1 _,. ... n rm ""-prt'va"" sm.eu1 5ll.fUO PREMlSES SAT fi SUN. ., Br delu~ .. "dull aut ~., •• 't th•"• 9""" _....._ • . • -,..-~ Jue': 1>d by. uwner. imi l -.. , sorry. no pets Pis G31.05n; Pl .. ......... .. Ull ....... ~ v_,_. "....... 4250 001 dbc 1ulttlll. ulll pd, ~7S ,\!.'t ~u 5lW UDO ~O •i belt loca· · P --Shan> l! BR, vtew. l42S ••••••••••••••• .. •••••• AIC, ample pk1. from Maney Wtii1M4 1030
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*"OO/ pets. S2M. Ph:548·5777 • •r • • ---w .01"* re urn on your •• mo BACHELOR APJ Laguna Hlgyet 1152 ••••• .. ••• .. ••••••••••• Investment call Sandy ON LIDO. Sped al 2 • OH leatet. Path ••••••••••••••••••••••• Tl!:NNlS ANYONE? LACMINA SHMS Roea l\Jax Co 837-37.t4
bdrm++· GJemo.rou1 ALL UTlLS PD! 2 Br 11pt & 3 br twnhse, Nil'e' l & 2 Br, 1,265 & up, rna ftmily tu Pa~m Downtown xlntloc1Uon •Averaae yleid on P•Y·
hideaway. l350/mo , 100' from the ocean. d s h w h r 5 , c 1 o i. l' d pool & r ec room. quiet ~~:11 ":ti~~:11te~~ Apptoit, ,00 1q. ft, " 470 off• to Ajax lnve-11tor11,
ON WATER. FabuJout &iml·lurnl11hed. Avuil garuges, DBQ. Gas & area. 831-7766 nla no addillonlll char 0 sq. ft. Jtnm~late oc· Jan. thru July, 19'77 VIEW 2 Dr w/beaut de· now! 20l E. Bui boa water pd - -C t N 0 11 • cupancy St.ate liAw pt'rmlts •pre-
cor $100/mo lse. Blvd. Yrty. !250. ~r mo. •·-"-LA MANCHA APTS H9wp0rt leoek 316' ... '!!!_.~,cGt ol/ 8c11ocnydo Raen~ Real~inlcs. 675·6700 puymont pen1dty rh1rae NO FEE. CaU. Sue at mvafviungtCounly'a 7711Scott Place, CM ••••••••••••••••••••••• b.l(n4> 3234737 tlQulvalent to 80% of 6
l '111n•r:-.1ly l'.1rk l, 2br , WahrfroatHome1 5(56.770'1anythne. mosfbeoutrtulopartment 642-5073 LIVIOH 4DB.UXtOFC'S mont lu unearned In
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1;;3 50!1:! d)'.'>, 079·023 ~~~~~~~~~' sen1ngw1ttuteoms. Large 3 Br Townhouse Bia canyon Townbome, modatiooa in Tahoe. $200 pa.neJed, 11m. whle In re· Mon1aae Brohr1. OC 1•\i./\\k1td~ = OCIAHFltONT woterlolls. and mojeSllC with patio, garage + 2 br, 2 ba $750 per mo. for 4 mos. 546-3428 eva u . 1or2 yr. ltaae. L1ake fl.ored to C.llfornla rf'111
k ,. NewSeaview.3Br,2ba. 1'ees.FeoturtngpoolS, pool Quiet complex. 640-5274 ll.-L.&...toc..._ ,.300 f. .. o .• rk~!-t. area Kent den~<ionly __ t OI\ Par ar<'a .._onve Poo I . ten n Is • j a c . 3 BR, 2 bu, yrly. $595 I ....... Adults, no pels. $350. _.. ~ ,. """ uu
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l11rlu,tr1.JI Park. 3br , ---2 Br, 2ba, fum, yrly $310 Ofldel(Clftngclubhoose ly 2 Br. 2 patios, no pets. "Uve Better for Leu" De.jdj 5035
.!hJ. lrplc'. fnt•d patio. Sub-lease. no deposit re· 2 Br,bou~e unf. $375 Wlltl SOCIOI events. let1NS. l BR.. new crpti., paint 494.3223, 5'8·5804 House~~ Unlrd XI.MT LOCATION ••••••••••••••••••••••• s~un rn1> Wkd) quired, avoll. immed. gym,ondvo1eyt>o•o1 Wlr pd., S235 mo.+ Yourbestsourcefor Ofhce Is ret 1ul spare LOWEST ~l.l Iii I 51117. l'V!,/Wknd 6754912 Bkr. TheV~ge MOfeof $100. dcp + S50 clean rAIK MEWrORT Locatins a Roonunate rcaht orr San Die so
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••••••••••••••••••••••• 411!1 Miramar. 1st, last. Family only S600/mo, drps, lndry. S230 mo r wpt. S1 1 + ut · $2110 lse. Store·Offlce -· ---
•111 :!ha t:undu Wl•:-.l N11w dcp. 492.2134 or cons ider a t ion ror Adib., no pl'ls. 1970 BACHELOR APT 640-8665 960sq rt under 30<. 19'78 ~rr/
t ornpll•tely n·mncll•ll'J -W1tllat:c 64tH850 alt • Men Verde P<>OJ hme, Beach Bl, HD. 842·2834 'tr"IOftal• • ''"'J 111,, 49"1·•11. ··ft .' Pan11r,·1"'"' ofthe Pncif1c right party. 2910 W · 3PM c:•s 6155 "\'" · ALL UTlLS PD' •· b ... l · t --a
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Lux 2 br. :.un cc • gar, 675 7386 100' from the ocean. Jiving. $165 + i,,. utcl. •••••••••II••••••••••••• ••••••••• .. •••••••••••• •IJ"t·: NEW. onl' ur i.! pool, jacuzzi, many ex-· E·Side dplx 2br. putin Semi-furnis hed . Avail Ms-S105alt6 . •~--~ SIOO \\k~ lrl·c nnl, dl'Jll'r11l1111: tr;c,. $360. 522·6827 Sein ~nt. 3776 Foxhollow VIMOCJ• m>. 3br. 2ba, reJcc, yd now' 201 .i::. Ba I boa --6400 Sq fl of industrial -en.ATI>
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111•r lot, qull·t Pr<' Sein Juan 2br lltJI pd $270 mo J im fURN on UNl-'URN rrm. 67~·7396, 642·4834 NO FEE. Call: Sue at d~luxe furn condo. $150 air cond otca. 546·16S3. SCRAM 'ETS i11.1turl' adlt., or n~i;. Capistrano 3278 49B 1000 . ext SlS or •2br town home w/frpl VlUA_G_E CREEK 556-7707 anytime mo. 646-6300 ~Randolph Ave, CM .._ t~:·\~ 0~~~~hc:tlt·f~•:~ ~·;~~~~··;;~~::~~·; ~149 aft Ii ' ·L~e ~~~~~e~~hgarage 21>r & den, 2ha. Arro!>.s --6-0t)il 32 0 0 Sq rt . l n ANSWERS
mJll .Jdd1l1onal rc:nt. brand new 3 Br 2 Ba •DELUXE Pool&Jocuuin\,t1l from So Co<1s1 Pl~.ca 3 Br m Newport lights. forlteftf 435"0 dt.tst/Comm'I. 295Z Ran l.Dtton-Mouse-
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Ldce For.st 3255 SJSO per mo. Hayward· 2 Dr. new. sundeck. Woodl d v·11 <:ar athu:hed gar S49S near schools. sboppJnjf & Single garage, overhend 546-lW. TOLLS
Watson Rc~I Es late. $400. 486-2799 492-5300 an I age mo. ;54.7979 • recreation. Perfect for door. s.w. No. 6. 731 W. Ml._. ...... _. Mlddle·ase is when au ••••••••••••••••••••••• 7J1.«u1 ' -------fam1I~ 636-5805 llllh St CM 67J..7787 eve ,......,. -· ..,.,., 84..., Paulanno Lge 2 Bdrm, t • 1 ba, 2 ------' R.-&...11 4650 the bridges you aa1d 11111h1· l..1k" '1·1o1. J Rr, 2 ---B r I d IL --h h J>n l d ., _..__.__..._ caut• u · ne1o1. · a u Story, pool. Kids 01\, no BAYf'RONT, lse 2 Br Offi#• R~ 4400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• )OU'd cross w en you 11 a t h fl ,. 1 ,, 1 l' d \ .:ommuru Y con o . ., ~.....&.~~...... pt c l I l 2 _. ...,...., h h
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"'..., IC d fl pout t10,... ~ i~l lMIHl nrli•12lliU:I Panoramav1cw.new rln Hr 112 Ra, halcony, $.._...,,..,.,.. ... E...,TI Reward!! 494·9466 or cc or .. · ,rJl' · J.IU · ~ur. nC'w cpt~. paint.)' 2br. 2 ha + den ·I plcx oce<tn view ~504• vrly. DEUIXE OFFfCES _... _..,.. " 494.3417 a1U:30 PM He__.Beach 3269 $WO:.t>:.11•274!.. Iv S4UIJ. 673·2077. 213·""4·""""' PetShop&Groomlnll.------,.-----,-. • · No pd:-. M11r 496· I0\17 "' ....,.,. Comm! & lndstl spaces d • •••••••••• •····· • •• •• • • W"hfthnter 3298 675-li670 WESTl.A y TRIPLEXES • Retiring after 7 goo •••••••••
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, a. ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• re "° v s.is~ -bath condo. $295. Pools, older atlJt.s. $295. 548.5306 mo Lady alone must 11ell! Malamute, male, VIC
.• ..i llt'I ....................... ''" l/:!':_C_fS. 1 Br, crpb, drps, yd. ~~reas. close in. Sm Cltmtnt. 3876 mo Locnllon Eslabllshed 5 1217 534-4682 ~itWI 1 hr Condo Cl~ lo Oelu'<e. cheery 2 Rr, Cllrport Kid:. ok Nu ----•••••••••••••••••••••• All ground Ooor, front yrs. Jlosp1tal1zat1on d()u• ... ,., .. 645·227·1 R ~ l Br 1n duplex on Sa nrkn 'i\/C ut1·1 pd prof forc"S 11 a I" T IM .... fo'-·-.. Irish Seller, mllle. 1 ·.1-.h111n f:.lun<t Short qwl'l udlts only No peLc; <..AROEN APTS .... ~~"'· _ · 1 Bdrm Dix Apt. Bltm1, '" ... · • • " " "" uwou
l1·rm unly 7S.'l ~7 S375 673-4394 CORONA DEL MAH II a YI ea f t\ Pl s • 3 2 !J DIW, lrplc. encl l(ar, olFdernand!on· S2o2r5c.ouPprlce bldg, etc. 751-1400 approx 3 mo old, 20th "' B T nh f I W/w Cp' dra"""'. rncd er pe.a ..,."2200or c:•o.5101 -Santa Ana, 64241733 3 2 2 r ow ou1e, rp c Avocado Sl. C M 2 ... ~ 492 2134 __ "'YV" ____ .... ____ DINNER HOUSE FINER HOME Corona .. Mar 7 2 Pool, teMi&. Some ocean bdrms. 1 v. r olcl Pool patio. $275. Ph 960-3139 · ir.....1y Found· Youns kitten
1111. C\"JYON AIJsolutc ••••••••••••••••••••.••• & Catalina vlewi.. C'lo,c 548-8994 l Bdrm. den, deck , S24 THE EFFICI'°" 9000NEWSq~fnt:ru 8~~~1:ed erey ~/collar, corne;
\ ~m.1sh1nA AllJ:U!.la OCU\NFRONT 1 Br. $350 to !>hoppln11: & (1ne 1 BR. pct OK. S220 mo. mo 118 w . Escolones ALTERNATIVE nnrklR ... Owner too busy Bo~cb & Atlanta at
!'Ian i\ 1TUJstl'rp1ece or wtnter, fplc, pot lo. gar. beach. 644•21611 2 Br. 2 ba. all blLn.s. lrplc. 326 lJth St. Ca~afl 5 30 499-a.t96 or 499·41161 Mo. to mo. r ent incl. ;i;e.;~ere. Must sell Vons H B. 536-6'997 ilrumut1c de'l1gn with 673-7787 eves encl KDr , bulcony 960-4 Rec e pt.. ,. er\ .
_,. If •. und • .,.,c St-•A bch 2 Br dplx Submit your t e rms. """UNO: Fem. PUPP> .. 11nM1rpa'l!ln.1 go cour5e Coda Mno 37 24 ..... 1 ry rm ..,_.. ~ft..C,...Aclts .,... .., ' • peniona!Jud phone cov· TIME 00 ~ v ~;~~~~o~thDR & d<'n ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4~i:sF:a~~ ~l~qft TSI. M1tmt 642·1603 Near beach & shops. 2 ~ ~C~l~u':.t~ eraae.undconf. rmd. mak1l '75\.14 grk'":o1~~:.P~icb Mn:,~:
HASTINGS & CO. $50 WEE« & Uft Yrly, 500 Acacia 645·7048 JBrt2ba/deo. Cpt/drps. Br 2 Ba, pvt pauo, gar, 492-&466 r ·· I ~g~':.t pr g I••------· Viala & Irvine, CM. RlALTOttS 640-55'0 Studio, l bedroom Gar. W/O hkup, patio, 1310 mo. 960.1279 ~E E:x:~UTlVE $600 WEEK 631·2212
Maid service, pool soot Hwy, 2 br. 1 ba. Avl no pets. 2 kids, S375. 1 Br. blUns-D/W. gar. Sparkling 2 Br 2 Ba con SUITE,,,.,. ,,.10 R..11 ..,.._ ---------
2376 Newport 81, C.M. Ownr12/ l. $325 pet mo. l!l·H Del Mar. ~!HMSS Nr Beachr Gar<leld . ~ .. o. 8!!.;.. mini ~_:7• .....,.._ .._ •-LostmaJ:elria. 12h18Set111~P.!w':~~ WATER VIEW
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WHIO.YliTIS SHARP Smallpets.548·7638 ~---d Village Spaclous2Br1udenapt rates In town! Fully P..tTiftW FOUND: Olk Cocker
F\111 Kll~n It TV _...Ill $260 per mo. aemced le lmprove<l of. Pohfttlal Spaniel puppy w/wht. Une ... •·UUllUe• MESA PINES New lU bdrm luxury 4ll8·113'7or834..U71 fices. SMCe avail: J4SS 1tteak on chest, vie. .... .. " APARTMENT BNO NEW 1&2 bdrms. adult. apt.a In 14 plans & 15.'13 sq n al oor per rt. We seek peoplo who seek . Col I e 1 e p r k. c M .
CLOSE TO OCEAN S2&S & S350. Immed. Oc· from $265 + pools, ten· lbr. SngJ ma lure per11on AJ50 avail: 434 to 4:.!00 sq success. II you meet our 151.._ Rcwal s.Jtes Mot9f ~Br, l Ba, 2 story. Com· cupancy. Pool, jacuni, nls. waterfalls , ponds! no children or pet.a. $210 rt rrom 62t lo s& per ft. qualiflcatlona you will ---------2<*>~ewport Blvd, CM munlty pool. 4352 frplc & d11hwhr. Adults, From San Diego Frwy 229 i\venida Del Mar CaJI Prop. Mgr .. Judy have your own proflta· ,........ 5350
642·2611 Shorecrest. 1295 mo. no pell. Open de Uy. 2650 drive North on Beach to 492-5771 Clark, 833·8813 or i.top ble buslnH&. We oHc •• .. •••••••••••••••••••
Sus C ••tt•~ 675-2.311 AOT. Days. NO HaTla St, CM. I Mesa McFadden then West on T-"" lit by 4100 Bil't'h St. suite the winnlnl( comblna· Dr1nkln1t problem"
--f'EE Verde Dr. off Harbor McFadden to Seawlnd •••••••••••••••••••••• 104 ( 1 blk frum o (' lion, the Hnesl equip· Call Alcohol Helpllnf' Nicely furn. larae & ~ Blvd.) v111.,e. (714>~·5198 Airport, Birch at Duvel, mentlo dJ.ltpen.'lo famou~ at hrsa day835·38.10
s rnalllbr.J\dulls,only,28 lBa 2 blk t beach lMONTJIFRfo:F. •-•-oc1t 31 ... $240.UTILIHCLD N.8 Open Monthru Fri nuuona.llya,dvcrliaed -no pet ... 2110 Ne"-'port •42r5 • 1
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xln1 rond $500 Mu ADULTS only l&2br 752'2130 2 bA' tThs~. ~ llr upt Lwuuy penthouse. 2 br, ~ Complete recreallonul Office Suite, new h111ld ANO counseling & referral i:~~6441133 furn gurden a pts . Q.ii. 2br, frplc garo1te. w/pool )a~u . be. din rm, frplc, big fac11ltles. Adults only 1111. all or purt, 4 hlk11 TICTAC'S Abortion, adoption &
.,..,.. .,.__ "'·-·-....... __ la• ..... Sl4 Jasmine ~ 14.5-98 ,. 1 • w BI o ck to Sorry, nopet.s from OCt>!ffi 438 \1111n keeping 'II\~, • .;,nures, walk to .,... ........ '""' ·--mo. 673 3531 1 BR. rwdeco •ted refrt downtown $475 mo C4l1ffomHI AOh St. Jluntm'"oo 8 tJch APCARE >47-2563 heh, no pell. 2 br. den, 2 poof, tovered 1•.-.1t.1. · --r • •· 494-23'19 eves: 957-0232 14932 Newport Av~. 1365 mo. uUI. ln~I. MO WE PROVlOE louuon. ---·
1>8$495.548-3657 Fromia.o.~faraon..2~aBe.llke new,2 car ~ldMe.~mo aak. for TuaOn.Calltoday Sq. f t. '5H·7SO.a o r complete traJnlnl •nd UNDA&YIC«I
TEHMIS • llACH 642-8870 1w • .,.:aaher/~?!;_S4tS ' OCEANFRO" .. BR,· .. ~. p~u."1nec1l 832·6122 87~ ~l~op~ct!?~~: o.htl Me1e99 cno,,_.1u1:4 ..... .._ NW'Pl'HGTS 2 Br FP " ~-_,., .. _.. ...... ...... ,_ofltl 3 Br 2 Ba, Newport Spac.1 br 11rden 1pt. • • • util f4o8..0505 _.. tRll ... fwllfdlitd DIC. suntS ritories. ..----Shortt home, newly ho& "rec. All uUl Pd. BIO c.y lbr, frpt, pool. FR. l chlld, •ml I* OK. · nf c::.;.r;.•dSfOO SentftC all Oranc• Co =~ecor'd. $SSO ~c.t, no pet.I, rw. up. Sn111married apt •. No ~ ~. ~r~i~P~ N~~~:.n~~~•ton Sb~~ .. !'!' ........ ;::........ MS=~ND ~t ~~~~:!,E.n~o! ____ tas-_'7313 ___ _
EJ 'PutrtoM•• peWcblld $3.50. 8'0-?030 aAePM Cove. 2 Br 1 a.. F /A, 11m EXClnNO New window view of-•l~rc dctlr• to own •MICHB.Ll'S•
NO FEEi llooa•.z ~· J.11158 lbploe Avo, C.M. c..111 MtN 3124 Weattlde an PHlflc new dl'JM. cpte Is •P· PALM MIS.A. Am. ncea for ~lYldual e1t· ud operat.e your owD Outall Yau11e dot, duplexes. Ktntal ApU ., ........... -••••••• lplbf iba. 1.,. frplc' pllc'a. S3H, uUI pd. MlN1fl'!S'l'ONPT ecutlvea. Reuonobt• U&neU. JQAM.t.Uf '7al-4U2
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bath, den, *•lk to ~ f:.n..0 pet.I mo, uppu. ~as. Oar. avl. Choice condo at aolr A41lltA, No P9ll DESK • offlce apace acty &o et.rt work ln 30 rap HHlon. lOAM to b .. ch. Pool.1 l•nnl1 . f6wdlfrl a.Mii 2140 ,..dit.-no pet. 133-3VT4 course; 3 BR. 2 ba., U61 Mda Dr. . 1v111t. on Coast Hwy • da)tl, Our lnvutora put JA~ Mon·Sat $25 N. SBSO/mo. Avau lt moa. -.,.... voultf/d cell .. 110. deck, (5 Blk.t ltest of Newport CdM. Pref. acct/bkkpr. up then cruur.v UJ)ftal ~Ud An.ah 559.euo
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bit ar tut. 112-4$45. t.AGUJfA BltACH MTJl. for wan.,. mo. Ma<0847 SOC> lndicpt, cov d •ar11ea, Oall lo Anah.Sm !WU .. .,..00 .. ~
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8 ., AppUa.nctt Serv. Shampoo "•team clean. ALL Concrete wotk. I DO rr ALL HOUSI OUSI Walls. p&tlot. new lawna, PROFESSIONAL Paint· , ... Y..-Ceffe CUSTOM SEWlNG XJnl
T1UP CJIARG~ $10 ec.l0t bn1hlener1~ wht 81oc.k, brick. alump ' Call 84: 4957 M 11prklora, iron work1 in&-fot.r/Exlef. Rea., A C E t 1 St ~ quality, also alteration•. ~S Main,S.A ciit• 10 min bleach. C'OnCret• waJIJt. S.Curtty · QUALITY Serv. w/a fountaln1. Llceneeo workpar6e03M 2YSt!to~rJ ll'~5rm dollc:lothoa979·1070ev ~ 9~7 01 Cl811Jt hv, din rm, ball "'11dert. 834·9111 NII I Hit I.AIOI · '' P•r•onal T?uc h "· &37....:W Fine Painl'g al stay buay f'rlc:ee lnd m!'1.r1Jlabor ~Kturtl W .Avirm$7.SO,coucb c•ect• for membttl. All~~· Call. Pam ~y ~rfoea.Trymc.lreee1>t. Guat/ln1r-Freee1l.
-•••••••••••••••••••• $10. :,.~~ '5. Gu1r •llm ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ SJO hr or I..,. ••••••••••••••••••••••• st Uc/lnar. 83&-~ UC3210811, Ted 636-7085 J!: fl A M J c t l 1 r . pt't UUUI" (;pt rcip111r. l~ m.!Ol! .. -.. , mod I P'r •Della.n•En111neer1ni yra expr. Do work MARKSJLJ!!RCONST: Brtckwora. Small Joba. PalnUna. Elltrllnlr. 1'~x· ....... /llepol,. ,,1f1Wftc e. ee at.
•CoMtnK'Uun. New & O\)'-aelf Rds 531.0101 Newrcmt. RH/comm I. • I I Somiln.a ca.an! N.wpol't, Costa Meea & pr'd honeal nut reaa ....................... itml Jobs walcomr,
.dd!t)Qns. Ru/Comm'I. --·-. Rrolldd.remodel,Patto ....... ••••u•••••••••• WlhdOwa, wab, etc. Mr. lrv1oo.41TS.3l75evea. Llc'd964-loUDa't'e . VERYNEATPATCH 538-2426aflS.
P.o .r Corp &co 7020 Uc cc>nlr. C.U 1'111-"11 Sldploader. Dump tnack. Lynn.,. ... , 538-'7'711 Brick. blocJc alum1>1tone -JOBS "TEXTURE Ttw s.r.1ce ~ e C 11 Ste: ~a r P 8 : Bedrical Haulln1, tree work, pJantera ,;_ walla alao lntenor, e"terior paint· Free est.. 893-1439 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ore~~P::~1::11:p. ••••••••••••••••••••••• &~:1n1 , demo etc SUHSHIN! GIRLS tile & concrete 'aeaa. ~:~..!~.P ~3 J!c: PAmt PLASTERlNG ltemoval•, trhnmln,it.
·ooORS. w1ndow i., hohtery·all work auar. ELF.cTIUCALSERVICE AlllYJ*ofhome"of· Lie/bonded. Call Bob Sll!B-'1894 A ll typell Free pnmJ.111-Freeest.Llcd,
cablnell. shelves Truck mount unit Fr CALLS$1Shr lcSMALL ..._._ lice deanlnii paeka1••· 11'13.o1&4,863-7339 .Umates CallMC).6825 lUll.rlnBu.red&U-2624 "o "h/f h p k · Jooo ..... ,.,....,• ,.._.., Speclul Apta & R. E .. _.._., Clo•• ahot. ln· ----·-----i. u,. 101~ · IC' up est reas rates 645·3716 0> ..-.......... ••••••••••-••••••••••• It Bo dad/I ed .._..... " ........... c ..-Gara&e Clean up rub wccic. 00-6783 ,....:.__,__ LL. 2 TN!e/plant trim or r e-;or . t .. ,n•ut t' ;..-;.;;:................ tr/Extr Sinclair or Dunn ..... 1.1 blsb removal;,, ttees o; ~.~ ,......,... Bectrfc Vf! y fd I ree ea• • nt an Edwards Prod R.C ....................... • Decking, remodeling, re·••••••••••••••••••••••• Uo3:271.38 S4s.MT4 f'° · ~ , .. ~ ean~ps, service. 540·1525 & "Tw~ Men Will Move Contr.14S·~7&i-t747 . llOMESAVERS Plumb· stump.84.2·5627 pair No Job too !>mall F th ffaJ awn wo · ,,.._ mov ng, SS2-0245 You ' We hand lo bis •. H ·~ 1...._. &tl~tes Eve1> 675.4697 or ~ open air 8 r. · ELECTRIClAN·Prlced 548·5863 mo Ve s. 0 ff l c e & PROFESSIONAL PREP ing .,. Utlnl ... 'cc l:~t. +='5flf f
--. All occasion penonal ri bt f ti t H Have a clean houae lor household distance & & PAINTING EXT~R SlO hr. Honest & rt'l111blt1 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Ca h service Cabana Cater· I · ree el ma e on .. aundtllll"t ... A Holdl.a-Tb M • • tler\lce &IA 1\1/C OK SI $99 Std f riienter, all P a:1e~. re ing~-U l&J'feoramalljobt. ••••••••••••••••••••••• u,., C ... )'I. e op· local. alao paclune. Reas/lnsr. Lle. 238741. 751.3uOorMl'.oosl • ~pen • h •~5•i. models, patio covers, Ucensed 8'13-0359 W t REALLY CLEAN PN• Jeanine Sorv. Lowest legal rate. Lie· Free est. 638-7l!N $129, moat. c: rs $ -
etc. f'ree est Rd. c:.m.ttt/Concrefe H88u:E' Call Gin ham Reliable, reas & refs. d/lnard. Cal T 11111·9«. ltooflnt labor. Vari~ty fabrics.
67S.36Sll ....................... c;..•MitCJ G'-l Fr · & 546-2393 Ph 8C'7·7218 ".OUNO MAN. S yrs ex pr •••••••••o•uHuuu• ll o w a r d s Cs t m CEMENT WORK All ••••••••••••••••••••••• u. eeeat845·5123 111 waltcoverlng. Free ROOFSFORLESS Upholstry788·0106 CUSTOM F El AM I NG . ' · WEEDING CLEANUPS Xlnt houaecleanln« done HAVE VAN. Will move ests 6'5-8578 Andy -Room Add~ o K (Ory krnds. Reasonable. Free · I M M A C U L A T E by ladY w/expr Depen· tici 'd llc'd Call Jeti · All types, (lnan avail. W·aatN .. lf'ofMdsn.IMlt
Wall). ss1.4820 · · ests Call 750~ W~ly Maintenance CLE AN IN 0. Y 0 U dable, own trans· 847-3637 nrft" ~1 • pr 0 r p a 1 n t • e " Free ·~ liotbond•d, in-••••••••••••••-···~···
Free e.st 642-9907 DESERVE OUR BEST. paperbanalog. Clean, sr. ~naor cttlze05 dis· PI n e & Soll d O a k C.,.t S..-.lce c0e m en l W 0 lrl k · G••al Senkt1 lSD·CX117 Houaecleanln1 with • p • rf work 1uar. Free eat cnt. lllM-0421 anytime walerbeds Complete lln<' ....................... nveway11, pa os, per1onal touch. Refs. ..............,,...,.. -..... -""'-.. ,._ .. -. •· ace R s bl• walkways. Reasonable, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ulht housecleaning done 546-2420 or 536-en8 .::":.':?" ••••••• ; ... ~••••• ...,,_, _._ ROOFS installed factory "' ·, ea ona "'· Carpet. Man will lay freel"!>ts SS6-07:11 HANDYMAN: Carpen· by expr'd German lady. t direct· estab SS yrs Call Terry 5 Nwpt·Bay t~e~~i~1n:~o ~eb~1!; . try, electric:al, plumblna Xlnl rct1. SS hr. 548-483l SELL Idle items with a E~fr~ ::~:-rJ~~s . ~:~d !l~a~:~=~~e Harold Gunn 549.2961 ,._su..o __ is_i _____ _
work at bi~grr !tavines. Have somethlns: lo sell. &noon. PhM7-2717 DallyPUotClanUledAd. Fre• &t. Call Gene ScrvlceDlrcctorylnthe Have aomethlng Co aell!
f.'rloe est, 64S·3646 <.1as!>1fied uds do it woll. Want Ads C.ll 642-5e'78 Want Ads Call &t2·56'78 64.2-5878. MZ~ DAILY PILOT Sell Idle Items 642-5678 Claa:sitied ads do It well.
reNOM111 5350 HetpWated 7100HefpWntecl 7100 HelpW.t.d 7100 HtfpW•ted 7100 ....,W..tecl 7100 H..,w.tect 7100 H.tpW•ed 7100 HelpW..t.d 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
Spiritual Reod.r
181SSo El Camino Reul
San Clemente. Fully 111.:.
_!'.!!r a~l 492·2_~-
MODELING OUTCAI.L
AFIER6 00
:\ION·f.'RI R47-llfi20
•SANDY'S*
OIJTCALL MASSAGE
973·0329
REVERSE AGEIMG
By HypnOS1!>. 531·033-l
*rALM & CARD•
•READINGS•
,\dv1se & help on miiny
matter~ or ltre. Lit•'rl
SPf'm 1l Holiday !ll'achns
$.'i Ava1laLlt' for Parllt!t>
or Groul)b 221 W Whit·
her Hlvcl. Lu lla\ira. Ca
1213 I til7 !127;!
O~'N ,>nur own tl'll•ph11nl'
or a n>.\41·1l·1· \11 m•in
I h 1 y I' h 11 l g I ' T h ••
·1 t'lcphun<' Sh up 11111:1
\llJnt 11. I. H
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Pen.onaf ServicH 5360
•······•••············· l'rofcs~1onal MassJRC, off
prenu~c ba"" I..' '.'tt. on· ly. L1cen11ed lU·lO.
~SEMBLERS
•()pen 1:30am-5:30pm
•Call Even1n11s 533 8882
For swing & graveyard
•MO FUS
f.xperienccd & Tralnt>cs
Cat & Phone a Must.
o ~
f EMPOHAflV ttf l I'
Irvine 540·4415
Equal Oppor Employer
ASSIST MANAGER
EXPER'I..). Must have
rood back11round & be a
ri-.-opl(' person. Pvt C<lun·
try dub For appt.
144·5404
Aulstaftf Het.,.,.
Newpurl 1·0 need:\
pcr-Ym oH•r l t to p1C'k up
& dl'i1vl'r & do \ annu~
Job., !hruo ut the
J./\10r:inge <.:o area
!llu~t be neut & ag
~rt~.~1n• He!i1d1ml of So.
Calif min 5 yr!! Call
Mr. Sand' 7:;9.1401.
~18 ATTt-:NOt\NT. ofhce,
&=~ •••••••••••••••••••••••
p1t1mc. Uayvi{·w Mnnor,
350 W Bav St S11t &.
Sun, t .30 to 12 30
°"2·3505
107s AUTO DETAILER
•••••••••••••••••••• ... ·:· s~1r.mnt1v:..ted . hard PRACTICAL NURS f •. work1ni1. i51'·03'71 I' T. night or day. rt" . -----
forcncei.. Coll \9\ !lll!I Auto mech for Mercede!I
--. -. , II 1• n l i n d l' fl l' n d e n l P.R/\CTIC \ L !\ t RS f .. i:arage ~lO w l\all'lla.
SJ)<'c. i.:en<il rtC' car•· 7 Orani:"
Yr' exp f'l'rm P T S. J() hr t>lt> lf.IJ4
Lady w1:.hl:!~ dn)· w c11 \(
Good & rcl111hll'
References C.ill
556 \066. ---Help w anhocl 7 I 00 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Banlting • IUS DllVOS COOKS Girl Friday, 1d skills. Sh. Housekeeper /Cook, s or ti Lecpl S.Cretsy
BreakfaRl, Lunch •. din· Ues l'.o(r /Dcg to$18K Pleasant ofo. Part-time, doya per wk z Adlt11 . The Legal Aid Soclety
UMION IANK
NEWPOIT IUCH
HAS AN OPENING
!"OR AN EXPER'D
PROOF OrERATOI
Or Bus Driver Trainees
The Orange Unified
School District needa hr·
ly & aubslllute school
bus drivers or in ·
divlduala willing to
train. Salary $4.MS to
$.S.672 per hr. Complell!
appHcation at 370 No
Glassel! St. Orange prior
to 4:30pm Dec 23, 1977.
E.O.E.
Pen f'Tl /Type to 1750 f/Ume 645-21667 Mual have own trans has a job openlnl for J oer. ExpeMr'd. BAppkly ~n Exec Secy'a to $14K Sal open. 67S·3bi5. fuU time legal secretary
person, a ar er" F/C Booklceeperslo$1SK GIRL NIDAY in their Huntington
Rel!taurant, 212 E. l7lh Irvine Personnel Aaency 1 Girl Ofc. Lile bkkpna. HOUSEK EEPER, part Beach office. 1 Yr. ex-
St. C M 488 E 17th Costa Mesa 10 Key. t ype. Phone Ume. $4. p/hr. Students per. as typist clerk rcq.
COOK SUite2Zl 642-1470 personality. CllJ 9(!0.5377 ok. tl9 Sundance Dr. Salary commensurate
Please contact Dor11
Mitchell. 610 Newport
Qr Dr. S.SS·.5280.
OiMer House ex per. AP· N.8 . &l2·1225 w/exper . Please call
ply in person, Sam's HOUSEKEEPER prer. Mary Lou at 83S-a4l5 (or
Equal Oppor Employer
~,8'~:;· ~o~l d~i ~~~ ~e~~;n~exj3~edc: GUARDS stude~~ hr. CdM =~~~~~avail. lm· Ma~ • a Laguna Beach FUii & p/time. Work any _u.r_e_a_. _______ ,
DCSHW ASHH shift. N. B . are a . nousekeeper/C'hild t are, LEGAL SCTY COOK. p/lime. Kitchen Uniform furn. Retired "'-"'l·h S""'alon". Live Legal Poeltlon avail. In Blueprlnter ex-r pref o .. -dri I /l c4 d Needed f/tlme. New h •. 'd ... ....,, "" " H 8 • -Firm Som" • "" · · ..... ver, regu ar P knowledge pref' , but ok. Telep ... car rcq . in. Newport licach .. ..,.w · ' C.OSta Mesa Blu~pnnt, hrs per day) . Beginning w 111 l rain. S m a I I equip. & restaurant. Al· Nat'I co. w/top pay & Refs. req. Xlnl !>:tlary. exper. In Litigation pref.
USO.Superior, C .M . saJary $t.63 hr.Applyin restaurantoHers varied lysons Restaurant. benefits. Call 833-4893 646-6334 Salaryopen.147-6M1No 548 557t person by 12/21/77 Sad· oppor. Apply, 2633 W. 675-6220. 9am-2pm employment. a a encl es
IOAT IUILDH die Back Valley Unified Coast Hwy N.B . DISHWASHO Housekeeper. Jive-in. needcall. School Db l .. 25631 Dis· 9am·2pm. N.8. Pref. driver!> lie 1---------Hew Product u ... eno Dr. Ml111lon Viejo. ---------Wed thtu Sun PM shift. GUAll>S Send wntten reply stul· UQUOtt CLERK
Meiia Verde Conv. Hosp. F\111 & p/Ume. Swlni 1ng salary requirements F/tlme. 152:5 Mesa Verde Looking tor Exper'd
Electnrlan1> Business Oppor. Hot c.ooks, Oellve~ drivers,
Truck lndu1trial route p/t lme op sn1ng8 for ror lease. Help wanted women & me~ w/outgo·
.,.'ry Cook days. Also. Ing peraonahties & like
pl tlmo checker. Ca 11 pride in their work. Over
betwn 3&5 afternoons 21 & able to work eves
&18·1030. S2.70-S3 00 to ~ta~. App·
661 Center Sl, CM shift. 4:30PM·l2:30AM. to Claas1f1ed ad no. 907 Dnve, Costa Mesa.
Engine lnst1tllers
Plumbers
Carpenters
Top pu), xlnt working
cond.'l & f?ood benefit11. 4
Day week
APPL "r' IN PERSON
DOWN F.AST \' ACHTS
700 EAST ALTON. St\
Iv after SPM daily. Me·
c.,.ro ren0tt n-b:d's PJZZa 410 E. 17th
To work a Vertirle Com· St. CM
mer c I a I C 8 mer a · COOK wttnled. part time.
DllhwaslMr /Lunch
Call :>40-3641
DllVElS
ICl"06l·Country l
No11pec1al Uc. req'd
MacGregor Varht Corp.
UIH Placenliu, CM
H .B. area. Reti rees c/o Dally Piiot. PO Box •
welcome. Car & phone 1500 Costa Mesa Ca L01' MAN pt. time, 1! Y~
req 'd. Uniforms furn. 9'.!626 ' o r o I d e t . M e c h ,Call u . Warren, 833·3000 · knowledge pref'd
Mon thru Fri 9am·3pm. _1_52_ ... _.1_00 _____ _
HAlltDRISSIER
wlsome cliontel. Nr bch.
gd prk'g. 673-5342 Thurs &
·Sul.
H.S. GRADS
COLLEGE
TRAIMti>
LVM 7.3
Medications & tre1tl
menu. Mesa Verde
Conv. Hosp, 661 Center
St, CM 548-5$8$ Electronic Assembly
Trainee. Jo:qual Oppor
F..mployer-11.8. 898-0960
IOAT IUILDER Familiar with PMT pro Apply in person Belgian
Fast growln& company cess. Exper. l>re!'d. WJUle Inn. So Cst. Ho~f~~ need a au pc r v' "or Y Fili ml'. Co. benefits. Ap· \'II $57·5186 a k for
capacity employce11 In ply, Pennysaver. 1660 M1a ~~e. :. --------•t __ 54M __ 1~_o_r_&46-64 __ 23 __
No ~xpt'r nec•es~. No
stnkes or lnyofr~. Plent)
of work. Call 539·1183,
!lam·2pm
MACHINIST
the rollowin& clasi.1f1ca· ~cenlla Ave. CM ._r --GENERAL OFFICE 11ons: Counselors MICHAHICAL Ca r Wuh C.Rhier House Coonselors. mar Many Needed Now! IE.l~ ... c Jmmed. employment r led cpl only, no _,"I AL avuJI. for full & p/Um<' child r"n ' Ive Jn . •Open 7 30am·5:30pm C ... R.--Y h h' u • '" " •Call Evenings 533·8882 ,,_ rlA"'tl'l car was cas ier!> ... e Su"erv1se 6 tcenane wi ll I I C II "•4 1160 ,, • For swing & graveyard TOOLING ran 3 ,... · girls. t::xpenses & ul. *MO HES
We need good men or 833-3JOS Oaktrel' Homes. 540·4754
\4' exp ca p ab le o r c.aRW ... SH Department Cle rks, ,,_ ,,_ Cust omer Service leode111h1p & responsibli· Full & PITlme Clerlcs, PBX Oprs. Long l y In t h e a b o v e I I 1'>00 h • C'alt>gorles. Top pay, xlnt App y n person. · ~ COUHTIR & s ort term au1gn.
benefits. All corresJ)On· Bln:h. ~ewport Bearh. meots. Top SS$.
dcnce kept conridenllal. CAR WASH HELP PERSONNEL
Write to Ad •92. Daily Over 18. Fl t1me.
Pilot. P .O. Box 1560. Apply Metro Car Wa'h
Cot.ta Mesa, CA. 92626 2950 Harbor RI. CM
CASHISt/HOsnss
Must have expcr. Apply
1n person lo Food Mgr
John Glid e . ll ot<>I
Laguna, 425 S. Coas t
Jlwy, Laguna Dcal'h
CASHIER
Part & Full time Ooys
& n11:h1-.. Lunch lime
hl'lp n«ded irnmedlalc· h 111 or o\ er ror cloaine .
6 ~
Tl MPOHf,HV Hf IP
/\pply 1n person: 2·5 ll'Yifte 540·4455
11 m !'>londay thru Satur F.qual Oppor Employer
1l.1)
CARL'S JR.
2092 S. J;:. Brislol
Santa Ana. CA
Gt:NERAL OFFICE
SECRET ARIES
& TYPISTS
4 Day/40 Hour Week
GeMral machJne work
HCYTEL on qu»llly aerospace
HOUSEKEEPER components & as· _______ , sembh~. Must be able
Day & Evening Shifts to work from detailed
We are currently seek· lftltnleflOMI A.Ide/ planning s heets & ing reliable individuals blueprints.
to jotn the housekeeping Special ldllcotlOft Apply Jn Prrson
team. Excellent com· 2 Hrs/day. $3.84/hr. Aµ Monday -Thursda~' pany benefits. ply. Laauna Be a ch ~~ a-...a.-.L...l 1 Apply 9am·nooo Unilied School D1slr1ct, _.....--mn K Mon-Fri 5.50 Dlumont St. LaAuna __ 2_1_01_Do_ve_St_._N_._B_. _
Personnel Dept Dcach
MARRIOTT HOTEL
900 Newport Ctr Or, NB
Equal Opp Emplyr mlf
Jnsurance Property &
Casualty Secretary. Ex-
per. nee Xlnt bene$.
---------• 1''rod S . Jam es
Insurance Bkr, Lag Bch.
MAINTENANCE
Exp'd. plant IJ\alDl. mon
for boat mlr. Must know
lnd~lnal mainl. Apply
m person:
DoWRIEast Yacht.
700 &. Alton. S..A. HCYTEL Call Maurine Bradley, MITCHEN 494·1087 or 549-3058,-.. ,--------.,..SmOMS EOE .. anager AVAJLAILi · Tralnff toSl2,000
•COOkS 1--------•1 Confident pers. will al· ., ... ...-y wo•kER JAMITOlllAL WAin supervisory pos. ~'" "' 6·10AM. w/retaH foods chain. Knjoy excellent. co. Apply Personnel Dept Call Marlon. 833·2700.
benefits. Moo lhru Fri 10am·2pm Dennis & Denni.~ Person·
Apply 9am-noon Mon· MONTGOMERY nel Service or Irvine,
Fri WAllD ~Michelson. PersoMel Department
MARRIOTT HOTEL ~Bristol st. CM * MANICURIST * 900 Newport Ctr Or EQulll Oppor Employer Immediate openinit ror
NeW1>0rt Beach proteaalonal minded
Equal Opp Emplyr mlr l•--------•I manicurist & acrylic
artist. Appearance &
neatness a must. Mile
or female. Call for ap11t.
(114) 752·2106
DAILY PILOT "-'PW•ted 1100 .wpw..e.d 1100 .,,...c.. 1010 fWNhn 9010 Mlle••••-eoao ...................................................................................................................
MelpW..tH 71 .... W..... 7100 .... W..twd 7100 .... W~· 7100 Kenmore Wat her/Dryr STOREWIDESALE J>lnbalU'oo.baUV'ldeo. • ••• • • •• • • • • • .. • • •••• • ..... •••••• •• • •• • •• • •• • • •••••• •• •• • •• • • • • • • •• • • • ••• • • • • • • •• ••• • ••• • • • Sr ~ TYPISTS S1m pr. Coldlpot retrt1: N4rw • u11cHW11, appJ •1, New • \INCi; par. del •
• .L. D...u I IUstaur nl • '13-1202 mlac. wu.oo·s Bar1alo SS.'50.. gp ~ • w ''If Ir -•try l IC Needed N Nook M$ 4'. IJ W 19\b .. r•p Mlult for ME N m·s 'eeded I edlate )' -~7:aoam:a :!!aa N•Yl•I uodercouoter CM to-7830 "~·-' For aalt: tarp 1'7'•19'. early All dellv. Must SAILMAKER ~ ~ bol'l terrn U • .~1" ............. :t.... d1bw1hr wo11 on TV . tWttr mtd paid $100, bit~ ltam. '40-J'ISI FAMIJ. y ftt%:.Z.A i.11nment1 HoUday " ......, &<• .... ._ ._,._ .. ~ M 11 ..u --U1-4NI
PAal.OIS H~1>~1~atu'z~tiol ~l~n For•::fo"1ii5e>'ar<l f:..."'Js:"""'· uat •• BEDS~EDS ~MACHINI MUa$UAIDIS
3 11 Full or p /Llme
Me.a Verd.u C.onv HOllp .
6411 Oenter Sl, CM .
MUltSIS AIDIS
T 3PM "-ll·TPM 1h1(lll
lmmed openlnai.. Lido
Convaleticent Center,
~ Supenor Avt>. NB.
646-7764
NuaSIS AIDES
&ORDBLl!S
Needed lo give lender
loving care to the elder·
ly patients. Will train
qualified personnel.
Earn whilti you luarn.
All :.h1fb avail. Apply
1445 Supenor. N 8
Parlang attendenlb·VaM
p/ltme wkndi. & eve:.
Mw.l have Callr. dnvcr,
hc<.'n!>C S2 6S pe-r hr +
J)('f'('t-ntage of tip!'> Call
1175-8611 aflcr 4PM for .1ppt
PART TIME
SUNDAY ONLY
l>nver to drop bundle" ••f Da1l v Pilot to car
nt>r.. Must han• van ,,,.
fat.l;l' :.talion wa,:ion +
i;ood driving rct·ord
Call 6·12·•1321 , u'k ror
11;.irry Scclt•y or l>•>n
Williams
Part/Full IT1mc. tukl· or·
dcrs & mak<' dellvt•ril''
\vJ.: SS·$7 Pl'r hr Mu:-t
ha\1• n ·l1<.1bit' t·ar &
phom• We train C 1ll
The Fuller Brubh C:o
i~I t>m.
PART TIME
EVEHIHG MGR.
:>175 w<.>ek Out.:01111:. t•n thui.ia:.llt· i)('r:.onaltly
Working with youth
\IU!>l IX' OH •r :!.S & hJ\l' a
II e p e n d " h I t• 1· J r
..,upcrv1s1ni: ,1dulb &
1·arner!> \vmlablt> l'' c
& Suturdavs 612 134!1.
1•>.l :!50, bcl'A l'l'll I ~.
l'M J\.\k for .Jim
PIX Antwer Sen.
Want lo work day:-. af
11·rnooru. & ('\'COIOI::. 10
N~ & CdM an·a.," Wori..
I 11ml' o r p l1m1•
\\\'t!kt•nd" a mu:.l Xlra
p a v f o r " '< p t• r · ti •11K•rators t'OJll H40 OIH<!
l-~.O.K
PIX Answe-r Sen.
P t1mt'. "' tram
549 3015
PIX Answer Sen
PLUMBERS
I lrainml'n & H1•pJ1rnwn
\lli-.t h<l\l' ""'ll trU• j.,
fo:.i I n $~00 J "' k " 111 tram 751 t>'J 12
REAL ESTATE
Ht•al 1-1.talr Sales Pl'opl1·
'Aanh•d Up to r10 10'.
l'omm !>phi Nwrll •h-h
1.:11 0000
Recel•inq ManOCJer
\lalurc person for r<'I'
m~r. :'>1annl' hardware
retml store Bcarh lor
"1.1t'l co. w b<>nd11 s 1-:x
per nee C:i ll B Mor
n~'ln. IW5-171 I Mon thru
F'n for appt.
RecepHon11t S750
Utahze your ability tn
1·ommunlcale an PR pos.
1, f.1mous co. Call Cara.
KJ3.Z700. Denni!! & Den·
• nis Personnel Service of
lrVlne. 2M2 Mlchel11on
.,,....... SAJL SEAMSTRESS l alh bll'. ~nn ~ .. ..,.,.._ v • r w L BU Maltrwl "Box Sprtna " .., ~,.u.. ane.y o I L Y some ap Ortl)'$41. a iet tro0. Dt171557...,.., evea -c.u :.~ ~ !! • as1laoment1 Loo& Ct pUancea worlt.ln1 or no. SotabecU only ,11, lc9.tn. Mf.ll~ •
•e.fu dlf• SAILMAKER TRAINEE • ahortttrm. Topi$$. Ala.o icnp metal CallU>Heltanyleft. •Dll"'Y Driven QfjQLJ 675-SS S01''ABED CITY .... C111h"•d
Part·t1me openang:a for 3141 c:i:r;: Dri•e Kenmore waalaer •&6. mi Harbor SI, CM M1d1h women & men with out • 83 ~....... ,...._,._ I --"ei 8oU """n" ,__..onallll"I who 54 741 Whirlpool WHher $65. 1._ ...,.,., tea• .._ ng ........ ...... ... r~.--... _.... 546""72 Sailbo4t. eomplete $400. tu.ke pnde In their work OdyHey Sall Maker, Inc. <Ac"°" From _ ........ __ .,._'"'"""'-· ____ 1 Drud new 5 pc bdrm Ht, 1 K • v • 0 R . c .
Over 18 & ubl~ to work 2 Oraqt-0>. Airport> Refri& F/F. washer A w/qn rn.au & bOx •prn(t. Helloopter. cemp)lte ill
cvenlnes. $2 . 70·$3 to 291 C...tury Piece F.QuaJ Oppor Employer ._....._ 14,.44ir.5 Dryer. GQ9d cohd, re· ~.~ TV aame show cludl.nl J¥ro. lloatl & au
start. Apply lifter SPM CostaMna 557·4073 lllr'r-v-• bl ............ -u1 Pror Equal Oppor Employer uona e,,...,. .,,.... nee. sup_• eCf up. ·
dally. Mi N ED'S lST OOOK Exp'd. only. .....,..__ 1 Kine '" matt. 585. 1 built & lrimmtd. Coit
Full tlme. Pvt. Club. JSE TRASH Compactor, Twto $45. Tbl & 4 chra. well over SlOOO sell $500.
hntillyPlnaPcrtors HetpW.ted 7100HelpW•hd 7'00 Bent!f1t11. 673-3515 Wed. ~t/ltecfflepUoniat.P/T. excellent cond. SlSO. Wille rorml ca s 100. ~=~~~~,';::~
lUIO S. Bnstol, S.A. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• lbru Sun. ont o ce appearanc:e M:>-'7&34 eves. ~21689 410E.17th,CostaMesa 1---------&J)enl0Claiityfwabu1y ---------10ver 3' lobt $400
RETAIL
CLERKS
UTOTEM
Con•enience Marileh
HdpWanted
b l, 2nd & Jrd Sb1ft!>
1'.o cxper. rcq 'd W1•
tram tho:.c hired. Appl1
c.'llllL' upply al Utolem
Ston.-:.. located at
Ill Del Mar Ave.C M
t.J90 N. Pac1f1c Cst Hw y
Laguna llcac.oh
We are an cquul
opporturuly employer
Retail
MONTGOMERY
WARD
I la' Openings For
Comm Salttperson
I' t Sewmg mach/Vacs
Comm Salesperton
"' t MaJor Appliances
Comm Tire Salesman
Full-lame
Hcrdwcre Sales
F'ull-t1me
Mechanic
f'ull·llffiC
Food Sen. Handler
Part-tame
SKurity
Part·ttml·
Credit H.tp
Part llml'
Clerical
Part-time
Appl} Personnel Ot:'pl
Mon lhru (o'ri lOam 2pm
3018 lristol St
Costa Mesa
1.-;qual Oppor Employer
Hl'l1rc d Hand y man
n1•<.'<.ll'<i ror l'lcanml( &
ma1nt o f pn• school.
5.)2 7~1
BULLOCKS
WILSHIRE
Newport l.ach
b lookln.I( for expcr·r1
SElLIHG
ASSOCIATES
f ' o r l e m p o r a r ~
Chnstma'> help w the
po!;!i1b1hty for l(rowth m-
Lo permanent positions.
We offer an oppor. t•1
JOIO an cxr1ttng. fashion
forward organlzallon
Ple..u.e Applv In Person
Mon-Friday 3-5pm
13 FasW0tt Island
F.qonl Opp Emplyr mt f
SALP'.S olflce. Work week, Tues, lkydes 1020 MUsr Sell Uv rm, bdrm COrnplele. 675·*2 or
SECRETARIES STOC" CLER" Fri & Sat. 9-5. Meaa ••••••••••••••••••••••• rum. Modular wall un· 845-2200 A FUNNY ft I\ Verde Country Club, GIRLS20"3spdwilhHI· lts.audryer.544·4146 i-H-u-nt-Bc_b_E-~c-lu-1-lv-e
Many Needed Now! FWlhed Goocla Mrs. Myer. 549.0377 Rise ff and leba rs.~ Sah IOSS TENNIS CLUB mem· THING •Open 7:30am·5:30pm Perform •lmple as· Typu.l, f/t, 5 day week. banana seat. xlnt cond. ••••••••••••••••••••••• berahlp. 963-a70
dlOFHS scmblywot'k .. malntaln take ordera, )ome $25. !01·2SS1 al\G wkdya PUIUCAUC:TIOM HAPPENm With & without sh 50 finished ioods & lnven-telephone eollectaons anytime wknd:s MANY FlNE lTE MS OF McLain Front Tbr.ow
wpm + Short & long t.ory. Exper. pref'd. Call Jim, 546·0606 s.5 Ladles 3-s~ bike new ESTATE JEWEi RY ~er:...? bballladbee .. ~1gb ON THE WAY term TOP SSS. STACOSWITCH INC Mon Fra .,.,-.. • .• • • s~ r....a, anng, U39BakerCostaMes u ---·-pain!S2S .• !l"ysb1cycle, ART OBJECTS, AN nr new. $100. Evs.
To WORK. 5~9-3041 TYPlST, mui;t ht! falit & approx 20 • new paint & TIQUES, PINE FURN .. M2·2108 ..,.,, t Op accurate dlverstried ~t. IWS-1705 ETC. PHONE FOR IN·---------.._..ua por Employer work. Contact w/pubbc P'O. ~ SROCftUR ~. GOLF Membeuhip 10 I OIDN1 nr OC Airport. Send re'. CHRISTMAS ~2000 = ~!!t ~i·~ it
i.ume to Ad. No. 2S. Dal· SPECIALS ltadlo C.troltcl btwn: & '· Mon thru ~;( WANT TO 60 lrYIM 540.4455 SUPERVISORS ~~l=~~a~~~660• 1850 Wizard motorized ~ at 714-m-2100 ext 2885
F.qual Oppor Employer bl k e , c 0 mp Io t e I y 1 Scale model Sol In I PLANT p..... u d
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TIME/LIFE
LIBRARIES INC
833-8095
Equal Opp Emplyr mtr
SALESMAN
F:xpcr 1n clectrf)n1cs
fi eld. Needed to c·ovN
S F vallc) urea Xlnt
t•o mpany bcnt•f1l :. in
c~tablas hed local re p
company Send rci.umv
to Box 59. '. Ually Pilot.
P 0 . Box 151i0, Co:.la
Mc~a. Ca. !J2626
SALiSMAH
Elcctncal Department
48 llrs per wk Sal & Sun
a mu.'>l Exper'd Apply.
Kerm Rima Hardware
2666 llarbor B •. <:M
SECRETARY
CLERICAL
SECRETARY
N(•wporl Center Law
r1rm. Some legal expt
pref. but might consider
trainee lnlelligcnce,
i.horthllJld & typing re·
qwred. Call rtulh Brazer
t>U 2071
*retary /lkkpr
N 8. ad agency. Phones,
some typmfi, & balhngi..
$700 to :.tart + benefits.
tmmed opening. Call
1\1~. Smk, 540-0141 for
appt
SECRETARY Bright
UTOTl:M T Y P I S T I B K P R rest«ed. Man)' mere an· Sailboat, complete $400. '"".y, a ay,
Con•tftleftc• Marileh TRAI N EE Newport Uque & cruiser' bikes. l Ka v a n R . C . Dec. 15· ~· 16 Mtb·
Supervisors needed to Beach CPA firm, typing See at the Pedal Pusher Helicopter. complete in· alon Bay Dt, M
supervise 3 stores w/op· accuracy req'd. W /lriun Bike Shop, Npl Bch. cludlna Jyro, float• It Silver Mlnl stole like
portunity to eam in ex-in bkpng. SINlll office, 67S-2S70 all nee. support equip. new $98 .. SO. Jacuu'i, $89.
ces11 of $2000 per month. benefits. 714.752.()274 Prd. built & trimmed. Walnut bookshelf $30. Boys 20" Bike MX. Ex· C<>et well ot over $1000. &W·itl89 We t rain those who YACHT SALIS cellent condlUon! Used Sell $500. Electric R.C. --------
quahry. Previous retual Exctiptlon al oppor. very little. Must sell! power bout w/water AltlWOOD
supervisory e" p er · w/one of So. California':. 778-1076 after 6 PM. cannon & siren. Over 3' $85/cord ctelvd ~-2503
req'd. largest yochl broker:.. Iona. 5400 Complelo. ------.-----Send RelUllla to Good sales backeround Two 3 Spd Raleigh Fold· 675-3362 or 645-2200 MOVING! Bikes, train. 2581 Newport ll•d & boat know'I req'd. Call a~y bicycles. $125 ea. layout, bar, crib, baby
Cost a Mes o , Ca Jerry Hellrung. 631·3133. Like new. 645-2700 Jewtilry 8070 lhinga, toys, clotheis, 92627 UNITED Bl CYCLE. gl rls 20.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• fw-n. lamps, motor cy
Attention Bob Mangan YACHT BROKERS Schwinn Fair Lady Mod. WANTED cle. etc. 831·2342
We are an equal OF CALIF. N.B. Ole X1nt cood. $60. 842-9936 TOP CASH DOLLAR Mmlc.at
opportunity employer ean.rcn & p A ID FOR y OUR a.h m1MI IOU
future for bright, sharp ---------
g a I v. g d t v p 1 n g . Switchboard operator ror ~ 1005
Shnrthund i.kal"is. Our console board an auto dl'· •••••••••••••••••••••••
becretar1e) huve a re· alershlp. Xlnt (ringe PUILIC AUCTION
t'Ol"d of qwck advanccml ~fits & wo~kang con. MANY ITEMS OF FlNE
totoppos1l1oru.inthc1n· d1t1o~s. Expd person ESTATE JEWELRY,
,e,,lmcnt r1e ld Cull· pref d. Call Gordon ART OBJECTS, AN ·
75U l5ll, Mri. Garo for Taylor for appt . TIQU&5. FINE FURN ..
t.,i,._nt IOJO JEWELRY. WATCHES. ••••••••••••• .. ••••••••
••••••••••••••••••••••• ART OBJECT$, GOLD, i~ violln $8S. Tenor banjo
Blk Olympus OMl·MD, SILVER SERVICE, $100.KZ·33'79 FINE FURN ' AN-1--------~:~ .!·t~ ~~~~ ~·fa TIQUES. M5-22U) Bu~ t!~u::c:!d ~·
control grip. $SOO/bst1•--------1 Uon. 04·)117
olr )\olex President Watch I!.
494-7706 w/date & custom made Office ,.. wllwe &
18K braclet $2 .SOO . ........... 1015 1035 S49-ZU5'7 •••••••••••••••••••••••
'78 J>Clbltion 714-546-7070 ETC. PHONE FOR IN·
TAX PREPARERS FO. '& BROCHURE. SECRETARY
Attorney in N ll. airport
areu hus 1mmed. open·
ing for perm. p/tlme
w poM.ible f/time in
near tuturt: Legal ex·
per. hclprul. but not re
q'd D1l'luphone. type
tiO+. -.h 110+. ple111.an1
phont• voice Salary
t'Ommensurute w /ex per.
Cull 540·7107 M/W/Fra
( 1oum·2pm 1 for oppt ------SECRf..'TARY <EXEC>
W1Lh SALES PR Ex per.
Must be self !!tarter w1. ~Int skill!. Salary open
Apply 8570 HomOton
H B or Call 960·433~
anytime
SEC'Y.
645>2000 H 1 g h v o I u m c · Y e a r liiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii arpund tax ofc. needi>
exper'd people-for Jlrl'·
parers. checker:.. front
ofc gal. Contact Mr.
Saunderi.on or Mr .
Trapp for 1ntervw ut
Wes tern Bui;inett!.
Sen·1cei;, S63 W. 19th St.
CM 6420212
••••••••••• •• • • • • • • • • • • New 2-drawer cues $43.
PERSIAN kittens. Cf' A ~awer tnes t69; Legal
register ed . Show EME RALD Ring &. SSS. Judge& hi.bback
Teacher. f/tJme <:hnb·
t1an School Apply ut.
16835 Brookhur!>l, F .
VI:..>'·------
TEACHERS
Pt-time or Full-time
A G.P. lnc .• anterno-
t1onal learning skllls
company, headquarters
in Sant.a Barbara 11> :ic·
l'eptJng apphcauons ror
reprcf>entatave:-1n the
LA Orange County area
Training prov1dL>d, xlnl
income. very satisfying
work. Call Mr. Adcock
ut !1Xl5 l 9Ql-0760
TtfephoM Soles
Want to muke money~
Can you i>ell on the
phone? Top$ an our bu1ti nes.s. 646·3030, ai;k for
Ray.
MUSIC IOXIS
C&.OCKS
Slot Machines. Nlckelo·
deon~. phonoaraphs.
World's largc1.t 11elec·
lion . Al :.o girls .
furniture. 11nli9 ucs
Amen can lnt.emauonal:
1802 Keltenng; Irvine.
754-1777. Open Wed.-Sut.
quality. neck I a c e w I m an Y chrs $189, II nest qualll)'
638·9308 diamonds. Exqwslte t.el· so yr old executive oak
n..-8040 tlngs.631-1~.631·1374 _ desk , 36x?6, USO.
--r Wooden & metal desks, ••••••••••••••••••••••• U•"toclc 1075 $25-$60. Round wooden
DOG TRAJNINO ••••••••••••••••••••••• tables $45. Wood die
YoorPlaceorMlne Reg. Morgan mur~. llonary st.and s &
John Martin 548·0059 broke lo ride & drhe, podium.a. US. Electric
bUc parade Morgan fleld· t y p e w r a t e r 5 &
Lbas.a Apsos ing. Ji:ng. Wei; tern (714 > calculator11. 631-2777.
Vorttsture Terriers 338-lOll 631~70
Beagle mix Mllc:MMry f071 Ptts 8017
STEW ART ROTH Mixed k1ttens •••••••••••••• •• •••• ••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
AN119UES Himalayans Lathe Colchester 1975 "BONGO" 6 mos old •
•AMERICAN OAK* PAIU(H"S ,ETS l7"x80" $8, 77S, O.S.G. Afrjcan Grey Pllrrot, The lar&e.\l rnott com· Next to RALPH'S af 14"x30" $1,000. Sh•per ame Ii Wklna. Serious
prebens1ve lnven&ory ol Ford Rd. N.B. 640-0090 18'' L974 Strock $1.400. lnqW.n• only. GS-6199 Amencan Oak Antiques Punch Press 1974 30 lon •
90 in CalJf. We buy direct & $3.300. (213) 961·~ Pl-. & Onjilillt 0
pabs the savlnl(S on to YORKl E PUPS. AKC. •••••••••••••••••••••••
you. Also. Antique Male & Female. Call CASE BACKHOE. 680 Newl!randNamftPianoa
Reproductions are avail 962-171.3 ext. Xlnt cond, ~7500. l°'° over cost.
at the very lowest 2818 W. 5th St. Santa Beach MUSicCenler pnc~. Located aL Adorable Cocltapoo PUP· Ana. Dys 835-486e; ev!>, 17404 Beach Blvd H B 750 E. DYER RD. S.A. pies, just in lime for ~-4629 847 8536 ' · ·
(At The Newport Frwy> Christmas $20. 581·1983 UL.-.Jt -oao ---------7514922 ,...__....,. I Baby GMlnd Piano good Dobte,P1-11J6. <CH. ~arlen· ••••••••••••••••••••••• cond. Sl.500 or ~t ofr. Open Sun-Wed 10-6 burg s. Michelob Dau.) W.A.....,..ED 557-6709 eve best & Thun1-Sal 10.8 Wll. Nov. 5. AKC r~ "I
gistered. 497·1612 TOP CASH DOtLA R
Antique Collecllon : Schnauzers. minlat.ure.
Crystal, copper, brass. AKC. champ sir e. 2
sliver, china, depression males. 1 rem. Ready
GRAND
OPENING
a las:., furn & some Chrl11tmas. $200 ea. Telephone Sales Avon. 498-0672 646-3411
PAI D Jo'OR YOUR
JEWELRY. WATCHES,
ART OBJECTS. GOLD,
SILV E R SERVICE,
FINE FURN. & AN·
TIQU~. 645-2200
Antique Pinno Co. &
Louis Piaoo Serv.
RecoadiUooed American
upri&bts from $4~0.
Beaut. Art case Grancb SLAP A SMILE Special ShowlftCJ Boxer Pups. AKC all Phonetics course. 24 re· at pvt. pt.y prtces. 895 ON YOUR FACE 0 4 Atttlque & show poten_tial. s200. 554·3Cll4 everungs. Th<' lnmc Co 1s <·ur Our compuny 1i. :.eeklng Estate
rcntlv st•ckin.: full & an enlhui.lasta c se1·'y & A BULGE Irish Setter Puppies 9
~ & visual aid book. Glenneyre, La&&Wla Deb.
ChHd teaches aelf $35. 4fM..l440
Folded boxes for1---------
Ch.ristma.s aarts, candy 1bocnaa transistor organ,
or oookies, white. 214 de· model AL·2. ad condl
ep 95/8 long 65/8 wide. lion . A1klo1 $400.
p t1 ml' l'lt:'rn·a 1 ht>I p w good typing & dicta· Jewelry weeks old. SSO. Call aft S,
" \aricrl ,kill level:. t1oc1 bkalb to aid an C'lt· IN YOUR WALLET lade Door ARflCJUH _SJ8..858 ________ _
SeC"rt•taraes on·t:all 2 pand1ni< ~e t·re laraal 1196 H..ttot-MC/Vlso Lab pups, AKC, blk Xlnt Yr-. t'"Cper Typ1nl( 65 ,,c,.·1ce lo lh<' C M area. TIME/LlFE pedi
v.pm & d n·taphone ~1ust be dependable & a LIBRARIES Queeo Anne dropleaf &ree~l07
Clerk T>p1i.ts full & -.elf Marter Pay com· Has both rull & purl frultwood coffee table; ---------
P lime> Typing 50 wpm mcns uralc w :.kills. tamepos1l1onsavail. Velvet & wood rockina rn.toY• 1045
Lite bkkpng & filing. 546-2982 4 Fun loving articulate chair. 9634801 ... ••••••••••••••••••••
Rccept1on1sls on call l • lnd1vlduals who arc Beautiful Foxtail Hound.
H ex per Typing 15 Service Sl:r Allendal\t. eager U> learn how AHT19UI IRASS 1 Yr o I d. M a l e
WJ,m. Good appearance. -exper d 1-'ull or p/llme U> make \Op S$$$$S$$ Bathroom ffardware, Housebroken. Lov es
Call 644·3389 9am-noon Apply Arro Slataon, l 7th We Offer: Fly Fans. U1bt fixtures. children. 644-7362
THE IRVIHE CO & lrvtne, CM. Howty Safcry Curruturo hardware 1 5 ~Newport Clr Dr Service Station Atlen· Guam. C--isiofti collectibles. Open Dally Fwwlt•• 0 0
Newport Beach Ca 92663 dant, oxper'd. Day & lncltltf•• lonuHs 10-8. Sulllvans Antiques, •••••••••••••••••••••••
EqualOpporEmployer F.ves.Full&p'/lime.Ap· 1237 So. Main .. S.A. **I BUY**·
lOc ea or 3/2Sc. 00-3379 645-2745
~~---.,...----1.UGG AG I TAGS Baby trand Piano .
Crom your businus walnut Sas Yamaha
card. Send one card for Xlnt cood. Aslciog $3400. each tag plus one spare. _963-437 ___ 0 ____ ~-
ply. Shell Station, 17th & CALL US TODAY 5'1--074 Good used Fumlture & S .t. 'ES CLERK r~--A-. to $115 lrvl.ne. NB.. . "'R l lit
We return permanently Gooda a094
sealed attractive taa &r ••••••••••••••••••••••• strap, m.eetin& airline Fischer Supet1tlaslJ
I.D. reqwrements. Pre· anowskil, 1" crn w/o
vent loas It theft! For a bdnaa .·$7$. J&K -500
penionallzed ta& enclose Wood 11oem w/Eckel wallpape.~, fabr ic or bindl1'p,$4$. Skt boots·
"Day Glo paper" we abea e~. 7, S'A . 10;
will back &i trim your $7.50, m , $35 la $45.
tap. Or try two cards Olrt'a Ice akatee.SI~ SN. ~ _....,._ r AND R Sheraton Solid Mabo1. Appliances-v w Marine Store Position of authority Service Sta. Night Attend STA J Sideboard (BuffeU. Lov· sell or SELL for You. ,_ ________ , Sulu clerk lo work awaits reap. l ndlv . 2 Or 5 nites a wk. Apply. ely Heirloom. 1 tam MASTllS AUCTIOM
Receptionjst · Manne Hardware Store. w/famous co. Call Barb, Shell. 17th & Irvine, NB SMILIN since 1914. Only $4.60. By 6 4 6 • a 6 a 6 &
back to back. atu bat• ak•dius·
PRICES. Ille to (Clild).all ror '50
S2 ea or 3/SS ~ f.C.0138.
UASIMG REP ~xpr pref Beuch loca· m.zroo. Dennla & Den-"'A 1 S A t d t appt. 497·3121 a!t~f625 \tl ctl l I lion. Nat'I Co Some · Personnel Service of ......,rv cc tu. l en an · 83') D095 a-' ra ve ap comp ex 018• P/Ume. Neat appear. & .rG u.io Punch Bowl, 15\4.t", -
mlrvlne seeks a leasing ~~n~11<.;r~ro1:i~o:;:~~~ Irvme,2M2 Ml~~on handwriting only need TIMI/LIFE w/ pedeatal & cups, CASH PAID
rep lo i.how apts "hnn ---------1 apply 2590 Newpor t U Krystol. S300 Christmas For gd used ,furn, an\a· rlle leuln.i arrange MonthruJ.'ri Sec ..... anal Blvd.CM UIURES,IHC art .,181111 objech. ques&clr'l'Vs,957-8133 • ments. lndlv must be '"'" Equal Opp Emplyr mtr " ,wlllang to w o rk •S•t\L_ES _______ , EMrLOYERSPAY Scrv. Sta Help netded S5l.,..llllor 7~l ·3lBl 51,-; ft. long c u stom
v.eekends & bu•e ti611p AU FUS unmed Full or iw-t. App· .... me.. 8010 padded J?Ortable bar
tuble schedule Sulcs u ILECTIOMIC Secy/brokcrKgc $1000 ly, 990 E Csl Hwy, Nwpt T81Allhone Sales ••••••••••••••••••••••• with mwUplelt tuner, 8 ·f:~eti'i:c.&i Ox~~ilunnpd~~rM ott•AMSAl.fS ~~85:/retary =-Bc_h We ;r.'j tratn. Eun P'RGHT DAMAOEO ~~t~it:~l:f~~al~:::
ror 3dvanccmcnl 111 G H ES T COM . Secy/Mort1agc S1500 Sewing Trainee Wlll ChriUmaa money . HOJ'POJNT SA.LE. 8308 custOm wroutbl Iron bar i Olll 644-33899am-noon MlSSlON/GUARAN ~ea $900 train If you have home Salary and cornml .. lon. W. Warner nr Harbor, .~. Sibarpl 5'1-1446. r THI IRVIMI CO T E E I F R r N 0 E . < R. ett. Development> sewans ex per. 3025 S. Call: Sant.a Ana. 979-292l
sso NewPort Ctr Dr Bi::NETITS. Sell tn hlab Lt&&l l)eC)YI w S950 Kl1hoo Ave. S.A. (Dyer 631--0337, u k lot Don CASH PAID
Newport Beach ca 92M3 &ratnc 1hoppln1 maJr.. Stat Typilt S'750 W. &'Newport Fnry) Telephone SaJea For wor/Dryn/R•tril
Equal Oppor Employer Somt at>m~ t.o Pl•Y tho Sales ~ret..ry suoo SH"'& $7" 'S 160 WK wcftiq or aot 161.fW :Cno!=r~·~:i~t~~ =~\.ts = DPBllNCID PAn·TIMI uc:.nOMIST wo wiU lraJn )'OU. Cf.II Ord~k7Cteru '800 STAIT $710 MO. !Vii2Sbnol'l.,. Muat ~~~rco3;~0U::~o:1tc'4; Mr.~n.89USS1. ~{~l~t: :=: $140.W/IXPOlT , ~18.SS.·1030.
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AM fe5 PK, &fl: . .,.,.., SA.LES tGG10 Blrcb, Ste '°4 ,
Newport Beech dl4190 RECEPTJONfST, rront s FOi aau for "ppt/ID11t1.b '86
ornce oppeanancc, typ. CHRJS•M .... IR • ln• 50 wpm. Irvine. ,, ~ ~ ~ Eam utr1 income 4 tu.. per d~ or ovet of· ~Ion st/Order t>hlr rertni charae ac:couau GooCI w/nUmbtf'I, peo· In major retaU atorH plo. llhocM c:ont.ect, \)1) Mar your homo. No tic· int-Nerodlt to be nut It prr. ntc .. w• tratn. Call: J_pMuant. 540-1144 A.P.S. 2U/M5-JDl1
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6/9 taas Sl.50 ea Never med: Oomonhe
10 or more Sl.40 eu <Pant.Qra) atd boots. S7
Sales Tax Included 8th man'11, rq. $150 no-..
NO CARO? $100/bilt ofr. 8'75·1029 Draw your own or send
name. address. phone &
we'll malro one card per
tag. Add 2Y eacb
Send checlc or money or·
dct' to: •
PILOT PRJMTIMC.
P.O. Box 1560
Colta Mel a. Ca. 92628
WATERBEDS
DISCOUNTED
Fnm$U7.n complete Aqua Heaven 554.7590
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TV'S. • 4' 1.1p. $ ~ · TerTY kst ftanl fork, Doi St~ak. Rblt en1, now ~Jki01;.V~~f.s\~~ * .wayl ~ * "to f>orac:ho tlf, lo ml, AMC 9905 a..,,oW 9920 Mllshmg t9U TV.~ Newport Blvd. llhock1. r te. '550. Coll llr••. new a lt , fuel orCW SICS """ xJJ'lt. cond, man)' lltrua, .. ••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
18. CM. MZ 5340 m.-alte 7 Pm. pump, etc-. Body in If your car Cl extra <:lean * LITI'LE. •• * muist tell (213) •29·3800 '73 Hornet. Orilt owner • ... tii Mustan~ Cl.1111i.tc, 111r -- ---iiood thap(' 11300/bst ~WI first S VE OT C'rd oond, new trans. Jeri ... NhoCk'I, htiudl'rA, w11lt· Dokorde< 11140, •·track '14 Honda •:1-inore. n u otr eau SJ&-0818 • •uEa IUIC" A A L 67 Europe.n PorJche 91T, dya 645·4294, ev/wknd .. ... ""•ar tm~. $1000 or b\!l'll ••-deck 1..1.ke new. u.n ........ ne & tral\li., US<:c, -- ----• ..,. moll\ " ·----' m• .. • JI ••"'"' .... "' .._ ... _ Sl'OP "'CO"J>AR.,. liwu'UUI, -· ~p • """" fl44.Qt64 ~ • alt• 498.o322 del\ warranty 1390 o 32mm Mlkuni c41rb. ~ ~Harbor Bh <l " ~ ~ 961).3054 It • •---· ----
beetoller. 5.a:,21tl eves. Clean.7510755,J ohn_· ~ 9530 Cu.t.aMl'sa 97!1 2~ , Mck 9910 • • "11 ll&&1t. VI. aulo, 1111.,
wkncb 72 914 Appear. Group ••••••••••••••••••••••• It ... All•fll t 11 pe, hUPt•r -urn~ Y11~h11 l!:b<luro ••••••••••••••••••••••• TOP Blue w/blk int Xlnl ... RdJll RCA Conaull' ~I lu mi, r1ddt'n 5 11mt>11, Qlnvt 4 i;eat btreet legal cood $4000 644 . 'U SKYLARK Ori & It •.a cleao. lbttl;b. ad i•''·
ot beat offer. 111" Zenith new cond $750 lf·5, tlunt-buagy. $800. Call DOU..AR . ·\7M ownr. Cd. cond $400. or • ,.: 55,000 m1 , xlnt conll
SlOO 8'2-7ti17 S.033113, u..Ct~.\1407822 ~ PAID •'7l1ANHln lolhlloyce 9756 olr.s.\2·94-U eve:. -;:--• -; +more.U300:..!!_~·70li
G A R R A a o(f t'ORCL£AN AUmodela •colon. •-••••••-•••H••n• C •• '"9915 • •, 'U FASTBACK N~"
LE "11 Honda l.XJTJ "Ort '75 Ooneord llJAl-home, • "-••• ,,11u:.tut~ IN US A ._ ... •••••••••••••••••• • Jt clutcb carb. i.h. o. ck", TURNTAB toacl w/extrar. $82S qr ~ Slptt 1. v«y uni--T~l ~LLft Neb wrt. S550 642 8560 Wl~O~~i~' d/f!l'.trl3.-saaftfPM qas.$11,000.~ _ • ..., _, JR IOY ... v · :~~ Dao. . .
1174 Rickman Zundap 4 Wllltl Ortvea. 9510 f,;:le ~~via= 00for al 111•,...0 • CA.VER 494-1131 14Mf'7' •m Muat.ang with ext.ra.t.
..., & ..,.... Wee. JSDT npl:ri -··• .. •••-••0 n•• anahr;; •71 ~ ln ROUS~OYCE Xlnt Ures. Xlnt cond. e.p-.t pert condilion, 700~1175 J'OBD F·2SO 4X4· IUldL..... ,,...,......_. • Call atU. 631-4295
•••••• ,-.~;.-.~··•••••••• ~1Mabpu offer. Ms. Automatic, air cond., :.~:• ... •<11 MmWe ... -erutM cont.rot. new tires 9917 CADtu.AC •• GT 390 cu.In. a uto,
__. 9030 1'7I Yamaha 400 Enduro. w/wblte •poke wheclt, IMPOIT CARS ClOSIDQtoAn DI YILLIS ttereo, nu tires & paint ..---awdU•PV tan.km othet .... I MODas Really clean $19SO . •••••••••••••••••••• • •• Low 1aUe1. New top encl t -'•-1 • •1 000 ,.... '74 Rolla RoJc• Silver (8) 0ou~1' fdMlda'n• 54:9-078I CH.,STMAS Excellent cond. road •• rH • i>• 1 .. · ~HARBOSBLVO. Shadow 25,000 miles. l EXAllPL!!: ·------
5--•,Ls equipped, extr as. S900or ~l!!.:.. ~~.:._P7tf. Call WI 14N•IOl40.021l Owne r All o ptio n s COUPE ·DI VfW a....wl• 995S IUGAtNr~~·:::bl VHF talce over PUYIJICOts. ~ .. ---pm or NEID W ,000.at-z:na Leat-her interior ' •••••••••••••••••••••••
• ..... '"" • · Call even1 o~s a!ter •· · Cabriole t top, cr~i•e '73 CullaS'J Suprem 1· ~el~i~~~11~::0 *-"747 JEfPS ..,7.. CLEAN ~h~d1!~~~~~· :~':~~ control. •tereo with •MIW 77 CHEV. AIC. PS/PP . AMffM
white ltne depth re· '7S Yamaha 250 FbdUro, c J . 5 •., , c J . 7 • s , USED CAIS 71 Cle•mce WhltJ, 118,000. m-4414 dlJltal re:._.ctoqt , e1tc, MONl4 Mll~(il ~o • A I T· e v c :.
corder, r e& $415, now gdcond. $550 Cherokees, Wagoneer11. NOW & (Jl8RXll) . ..-uced as ow Z+l HATCHIA.CIC
Sl299. 4!H·7~ eve:-i. P1ck·UJ>lS, up lo $1,200 CA.LL P.t.ftftY Demo executJve sale Toyota 9765 a.. Auto. trans., air cond , 1969 OLDS p t T n 0 AT -0 now'°"" OJl-hurry I ••••••••••••••••••••••• $9588 & b k NE W C~NTJ Erl '73 Honda 350, xlnt run d1~counts. 5 yr 50, oo 540-5630 •OOVESTREET EFOlE YOU PM'· steenng ra es, DELTA. 81 SB>AM
.,. .1 nule warranty:. avail a· <Neat MacArthur Blvd. I radio, special new paint OnJ 1 1 155.SNewi><>rt Blvd. rungcond.Newbullery, blc frlambor-Roed > SB.I.YOUR Job & m uc h more! y 57,000actuu m1e,;, ~Mesa 645-6015 ~.,a~0& tuoe-up. $325 ,.__,.-d Mtn Inc ..... 1'..l-1bers (12S422}. rur rood. & vinyl roof. .,.,,..,.,, ._..... NEWPORT BEACH TOYOTA. 1 ~ ~ $4998 (719ABS).
loah. Power 9040 , . • 200l E Isl. SA 50i-IOOO 2bUHARSOR ILVD. lll-1300 See us for a top dollar C JI Now -.y Now Only $111 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 76 Kawasaki K2·400, leai. .ilmat.e• adJ• ac HOWAllD Chen~et Mewpo..ttt II Mtn FOR SALE!!! than 700 mi, xlnl cond. COSTA MESA COSTA MESA ,.,_. 9721 MAIOUIS TOY9fA Dove & Quail Sts. 19m Harbor. Costa Mesa
• 7 S R 24 fl $800/offer. 631-2464 days, AMC Is JEEP -•••••••••••••• .. ••H M1$1JON Vl!'.10 '2600 H.1rhur Blvl.I. NEWPORT BEACH 079S ~eek:~de raywllh 70 orS42·S9l5 eves. TOO ..... ........ P eru r t Dino •74, Qf..at0 495-1210 Cos1,1Mn.1 540·9 100 l l J.0555lll ..OI16 ___ 6_4_z_~ ___ _
hours. Must c;ell; bought JJ<mda Tr<ul 90, nds work, MA;MY •••••••••••MH••••••u Brn/Tan. Lo ml. lllnl • 7 2 c h eve J 1 c w g n . 72 Toro, 1 owner, all pwr,
new boat. Pri. ply. Call $100. 250 Yarnaba S300 JHPS Mf9 loMto 9705 tcJDd. Great invettment. SALE o r Trad e '70 ' AM/FM, air & mqre' blue w/wh1te v1n top,
Jerry al 54().3238 ••••H••••••••••11•••••• $19,950/otr. 675-7903 Coroa a UOO S'ed . for •77 & 76 Xlnt cond. Sl 75o. P h $1700. 675-1450 .
5444851 MUE8!,~ELL8v70 1ln6 red Atra Spider. Ex· _ s i m ilar automatic CADILLAC 640-7109 .............
5 .. L 1200 HONDA i l, 750CB, 12.00t J """"" " cel1ent cond. O r i g . ,. Dino Ferrari Coupe, w/~ colWIUl ahlt. r-RRV
or .. 11>. mi, i.lnt cond. Ha rley CHRISTMAS owner. AM/FM stereo immac, S20.000. Can a s· 665308 SEVIU.U '16 Monte Carlo, full pwr, •••••••••••••••••••••••
l>av1dson rl'ar wheel, PleueCall loml.l ""'"~" ' sume bal or lie 836-UISE • .oo t.o choose from. All lnclti windows & crse '74 WAGON-stick s hin.
9957
SEA RAY'S lull b.1t k hantlle bars, 54N023 eage . .....,......... d.lya~ a1'tllPM '77 Cell.ca GT Llftback, !<Hided "priced to sell. control. 4 new tires runs gd, looks gd. Ver)
etc Sl300. 673-0324 ~HARBOR BLVD 7~o'!~:rt~g1!:d S~!~d~ fW t725 ~ea":sJi~: Cite~':: (891HI>N). $4100/bst ofr. 552·4676 et'On. 997-3101 or 979·~255
Aft 1978 Model' Like new, cumvmi: trlr, Costa Mesa Belt offer. &40-2016 .... ••••••••••••••••••• ly lo mi. Like n". Wkd)'S HUGI SA VIMCiS 77 Monte Co r io. xt~ai. 74 Pinto Squi.re Wgn, I 8'-30' taki•:. bikes in.s ide. INI'ERNATlONAL Scout '71 m Sport L 1300. Lo 213-614-5107, eva/wko<la AUEH plore, xlnt ma1nt. L1kl 23,000 m i. air, a u lo.
futch, sharp. 77 Jloodn, 11. '73 Dix. fD(>del, top "71 Alla Romeo Spyder, malnt, aJ)OrlY, gd. mi. 714--.ZS Oldl/Cadlllac/GMC new. 493-3686 AM /FM stereo, steel HARRISOM•s <~rt/ strc<:l. 175 m1. 72 cond..42Kml.$3600firm. Very e ood con d . MCMQS 'nt , 9767 S.D.Prw)'.•Av~E.it "-'-9935 blld radia ls, Rallye
SE 11. RAY XL J i 5. $295. Sacr1f. Call· 5'5-7510 art ~PM AM/FM. Koni1. $2950. IS , •o•ru• NIG EL ---r \vh.ls. XJnt rond. $2800. ~ 631·2342 ' «-4093. '8J F\at lM Spyder. X1nt _ ......... ••••••• ..,.. v nn M••••••••••••••••••••• Lurry, Dys, 546·S240;
ZJZ7 So. Maln, S /\. --Trucks 9560 cond. Looks new. Aakina Tdumpb "75 TR7. white, 17141495-6430 '67 DODGE VAN evs, 642·2106
540.6555 u••••••••••••••••••••• GTV2000 '74, $1600. 831·21'0 ev•. All/'11 &eereo Cassette. NDS WRK. MAKE OFR. ---------
3101 Coast Hwy, N.ll. Motor Homes. Sol•/ '&J Int.er'! PU, 4spd. VB, srooo. or best otrer. ,76 1315 Fl t A t 17,000 w •a. Xlnt. cond. '77 SEVILLE, e:xcellent 642.-8560 Dan '71 Pinto. Gd Tr:uisporta-
631-2547 Rent/Storacie fl60 new 11x1s oo r ear , 645-3487 AM/FM t a • u}.; MIOQ.114f112..8632an6 <.'Ond l llon $12,300 . ~ lion. Rblteng. $999. PP. ----------1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $700/bst ofr. 495-4298 ... -9707 s creo cua, 675-983.1 .--v 9940 546-2963 26 ft. Thund e rbird Rl'nt a 1977 Excutive -rru. xlnt cond. J eune. Y• ••• 9770 ..................... ..
Formula <oHshor~>. 351 Motorhome or Mini-·m JnternalionaJ 11\4 ton ••••••••••••••••••••••• 646-71'15,6453009 •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• i4Cad El Dorado. Orig.~ .--PH IL . '74PintoSquire wagon -
\'ij'i;, all nav1J;atton:il mot"rhome fr"'m JTerb Travela ll. Load ed, 1973 Audi, silver blue, •76 F t XlQ S 1 1 m VW conv. R&H, xlnt owner. Loaded.,$4800. Luggae e r ack, m ag
& d t kl v v t $850 494 2130 auto, AM/FM stereo, 2 . 18 · pe e a cood nu tira "ahocks Call7S9-07Sl . L--.~ wheels ~wide), tape jlear i;roun ac l'. Fm.'tllander. Call any of s ereo. . . dr, super cond. Must pn1nl, mags, AM/FM O~ch & trans rebuilt: V1-.U deck/radio. a uto, low ~::~su!:r,1~~en~~w.5. lhc:.e numbers '74 iuv Pickup. Shell & sell. $2300/bst ofr. c assette. M ust s ell. Oe.ao lo &ouL Red with '14 EL DOR.ADO $»$0. FORD miles. $1995 or orrer.
v.hloel trailer inrludcct 898·6777 boot. 44,000 m 1, xlnt 644-2300 ~~.Pvt. p a r t.y . black &op.f apeed.fl.900. ~~d.FUUyloaded. Ca n be seen in Costa
.1ho full can'•" <.:a ll 537.7777 rond. $2200. Ph 9118~?_ ,72 Audi JOOLS, air cond, . 9113-3187 . ~ :CC:~o~all 870-4SM for
John F1•ller al &12 001 !28-88~--.74 LUV GT. Spoil er sunroof. 1 Owner. $2200. 75 Fiat Xl9. slnt coDd. HUGESEL'ECTtON "Tfl!ldoblu/whttthr,Uke ~·
or S.W82ll •·t<rron llOML'S Sht!ll, mags, cu~lom1zed 494-0747 or 494 -2458. 14.000 ml. Loaded. Musi NEW" USED CA.RS nu . S8 3 0 0 Io Cf er. ~r........ ~ -+ " "' N l $3200 tell. 675·2918 Dlr/Brkr. 9G8-2368 '•-. ..r~~ ...,..,.... 9960 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ski1>jark 20, '71 111111. To FOH Hi':rn inter. cw p:un . . 'iO 100!.S. AMIFM stereo, ...,.__,,_ 97,.7 b r . ~t' '? ('Ond. l•q u1 p. S575U f'romSIOO wk .770064,\ S.I0-895S A/C. Gd, cond. $lSOO ,__ ... Top cu 1$ or your "11Eldo.31Kmt maroon, '71 Duater, 1 owner,
evo,/wknds 675·7316 -- - -. Ch PU 6 I I C'>I!""""' ············"·········· vw. Paid ror or .. CIJI dn"perf. ii001o1r. ~-... ------58,000 mj, great cond. ------RE.VI' Fireball 23' Seu 63 evy · cy • c n, .,...,,...,.,., KeUb J kr .. --,._ $1100.M-2027 Mike
Hi' t-:lc<'lr1c Hay l:Jo,11 t·ont. Auto/air. cc: CB, nu tires. canopy, service IMW 9712 Brand Mew "77 so4:' ~M V'lt Dir/Br · ~ -==========-1----,-------
tOufheld 1 f'ulllop,cov· i;tl'H'0,~~6&l5-2lHJ ~~·2 ;~:S g~~t23s:;r ••••••••••••••••••••••• HONDA Cars 7600WestminsterAve. '76 Seville, Metallic 197'3FordLTDBrougbam '74 SATELL1TE er!>, "'"dows. l'Ush1oni; -• • 893-75Slor6J8.7880 s ilver. loaded. Mint Wgn, 9 pass, lollded, im· P/S, P/S, A/C. $1200 etc. Nu c<Jnd $4750. 29 ft. Apollo motorhome 640-7384 MANY COC¥i. $8SOO or best offer. mac $2600. 642·5498 642-8560 Dan
67S·3662 or 645-2200 ~tw.t see to appreciate • "'"" F rd P1'ckup new To Choose From! Red Coovertible Classic Wknds & eves 499-4018 ----~----Call John Jo'e ltl'r'at"""' o • '59 VW Newbatl coll& pp '76 Ford Granada, blk '71 FURY. Good cond. 642-0010 or 54-0-11211 eng, new. muffler. front u111...11vERSITY . . I w/--" int, V·8, AM/FM AOO. Best Of'r. ·1& JET SKI end bush1nas, CO!ot $1400 rl fuel pump. RQnS real n::u u7 7S13
Warranty. 642-1 Luxury 21' Mini motor to fix. w;:eu for $875. Olckmobile good. e.t otr. 645·79N 72 Sedan DeVille, fully stereo cusette, vinyl ----~-·----
loclts. Sail 9060 home for rent. Avail. 642 ~16 Honda Ccwt • GMC anytime equip'd, ~~U top. 559-030 1972 Plymouth Sca mp
•••••••••••••••••••••• Chns tm:is. Low rate. o u :up TRUCK . 1 0 1978 IMW's Trwcb ''72 vw camper. "ew '72 Ford Galaxle $800. $\400 or best ofr. B.Bk. · w•~ RESULTS? Gl·!OOJ. wh~~ls. l nternatlonal, 2850 Harbor Blvd. eng. au ,.-. aunroof, C. JO 9917 Xlnt cond .. P /S, P/8 , 11390·60· 847-0818· ~"' HERE NOW.' (;osta M~a 540·9640 pert coa4. •l etr dys ••••••N• .. •••••••••••• A I C , • C a 1 I L91'6 Volare, custom. 2 dr. Sell your bo3t thru '67 Dodge Travco, 27•. 1 ~ CC>Qd. $4,000. 211B W. 6f"·4-4, •ves/w'-nds '71 Ca--. 4 s......A, x lnl od ..... Ask f
SOUTHWESTERN ""-~ $7500 ..... s• S nta •-a Dys " -• • -.. .....-"" t ay-556-4°"'· or 6 cyl, P/S, P/B, AJC, vwnc~. · .,... "· a "'' · Honda '76 Accord, &Old, ~ cond. $2000/bst. ofr. Larry y J.CHT SA.US Call 64G·S594. 83.S-4866; evs ~629 COMPUTE a/cond, AM /FM. 5 apd. . 9l3-4870 · $3SSO. (71-41846-7651
RIJl/HEWPORT Motor Homt Rental Vcm 9570 IOOY SHOP 11,000 mi'a. Xlnt c:ond. "11 VW BUS. llw oiler. '72 LTD XJnt condl Air. '77 VolaJre. AU like new_
Dr.•• r.as ....................... HOW OPEN t5300. 714/~aft • CalhAer•. Qur.... tt20 ~. Fae. air, AM·FM 8 trk ~-..;.ft I 81/2 to 32' Pb Ml""'2 ....................... f73-53S4 or 559-0983 stereo. Must sac. $3750
1714)673·9211 FUltyaellcontalned 1970dow1!o.f.uCba, nt:!" :'u':~ EXca•r.UT Jt0H04ACCOIDS _ VW 8.,. auto/A.IC .,. MOllfTE Carlo, like i i--...&-99 .. 5 underBluebook.848-1979 Reserve now for ~• 5-tpd, AM·P'll, aJr. LM •&. -·.,_ · nu. super lo m l. Well __. .. COllOHADO 25 Jlolid<1ys & wt·ckends. ·tran.• • AC• ma es. SELlCTIOH OF ar buy. Harbor LeMill1, New Unw. """' eond. below mitt at $429S. •••-••••••••••••••••.••Pontiac 9965 by WESCO REG ENCY MOTOR AMIFM 8 t.rk, cuslom IMW RESALES 6'2·8803 Bat otf•. MO-O:Zn. 754.7800 '77 Mark V, 2IOO Mis. ••••••••••••-•••••••••
Xlnt cood1t1on, many ex· · HOME RENTM.S ~:r cood, $26$0. We may have your next Mmdo 97)1 'It Suacllal pop top Asking 112, 750. Xlnl Cheap C.ransp . .'67 Ven·
lras-WJTH SU P. 925N.lla.rbor Blv~,S.A car 1n our inventory. "'amper &blt 1100 '70 El Camino SS 396, 4 cond.546·1981. tura, pwr, air, good
Mu:.t Sell • • •5al·2S03•• 1976 Dod'o Bubble Top Qill us k>da,y! H•••••••••••••••••••• .... /PJi $1'00 fl . s¢., PIS. P /B, A/C. New cond. $.:l)S.
7r>l·&i·19 957·0 JtMto Senlce. ,_., Van, fully converted, ll1·2040 49S.4949 =-• r m. dutch. $1900. 848-3693 all ~.~ .......... !!.~~ 551-1413
Pm·ate Party & AccnMMin 9400 many xtras, must. see Spm. ORANGE COUNTY'S Vega 9974
B E A U T I 1-· U L • 7 ••••••••••••••••••••••• S9,87S. 552·5849 ~ Window Vu. rblt. "13 Monte Carlo, Loaded MEWEST ••••••••••••••••••••••• · · u d M t XlntCGDd.-.*!5!ftrm. Vt_. -d . ..,"""/bst orr CATALINA 22. Liken 64· 77 Sl' us an g '77 Dodge Bubble top ._.._ =-~ ....,.,., UNCOLN·MEJtCURY 1974 Vega Hatchback, lo
w 'trlr Mnny t•xtras Part;. 900 No. Parker, Catm Van. Al'tt /FM, 8 ··-Dealership is now OPEN m1, good cond. Air .
S5700 CJll <71115116 l098 Oran.:c. Call 997·2000 track stereo, A/C, pro· &' sr a lllOADW4't' 10 VW Bus, pl)d eaod. 1.,., Cb 1 l RA y ff.ADEBOE $14-00/ofr. 640·8586 ------pane e\ovc, ice box. SAHfA AHA C:.... W.. 64Mftl0 N-w paint , ra4lo., _ evy m pa a· 10' WILDCAT. likt• new nk I 4 MSG'12a.-tn"111 tnmpariaUon car. $325. LINCOLN-MERCURY $325/bcs t orr . Gr ea Autos for Sale SI 'toilet, mags,. p9 . 835·3171 Mite...... t740 m.att• lS.18 Aulo C.enler Dr. Havosomethlng you want ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2500 ml under w arr. TlfCU1.TIMA'rtDe1V1NO MACHl"E 'II unr ,,._ bl SDFwyLak F l It ll'>CI ·"ed .. _do Chnstmns l{ifl. 960·5260 General 9510 Ortgln a lly $16,000 . •USEO IMW's* ••••••••••••••••••••••• .,,., -·~... a...mtd Ad.a aeU big . e ores ex tose . USu l .....
LIDO 14, xfnt cond. w ......................... Sacrifice $10,500 Call 1978 ~DD. 2500 =-~ ... -. bl Ile.ma amaU Uema or· 8~V71NO~O it well -Call NOW,
roam/wood float. $'JOO GRr.•yn•TES"'T d ays 991·4970, eves '77•41J>d 286SEU ml. JeMber, t unroof, -·« all)'~IG-5178. ill.,. _642_·567_8_. _____ _
.--.,.. SSl-6482 '77320iaS/R 177HSK Jlaloo radlo. *1,000 UD ~· ==~:!!.:'4H-::::::mo=·~i:--::-~~=---=:=:-•---------752·151o &evs G4G·3537 SOUTHWEST IA.HK '76 2002 4spd S/R der window prtee. 1'C ....... ·_... ......_..... tlOO ..... New 9IOOAlltos.Hew tlOO
'74 Dodge Van, custom 401PDP '7J.4.G.-... "111411 :-.1.s---A./T ••••••••••••.._ ......... ••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lazer w/trlr, white hull --RTP -A c. A .. • 1tereo
No . 8 7 3 • s 1 o o o A~ 1"9 For orr road. AM /FM s lrk & '' .._" •P 013 '7S 11---45081:. Im· lllc:b., aU radlalt. -------------------------..
714-67S-8030day/evcs UMdCcr-..Ytn CD (71')675-8521 after '78mAS/R 712PQM mac.-.0,;mllel.llah tol q. Sba{p. $UIS COSTA MESA DA. TSUN· 6pm OoMd On S.ndays .....,_ ........ LI\ •• or.-..... ~"111 Cll' m.ane aft CORONADO 2S. Ne \Ill'--..---engme. Cul.tom. Man (The same as for new '72 Ford Vln, used. New ORANGE COUNTY'S 'Ill MBZ ?en g v Sedan _JJ_O._am_ .. ______ --4 . .
E "tras. $8000. p cars.) trans, tirlta. M111t. aell OLDEST -"" . '71 VW BUS Scaodla ' DEMANDS YOUR RIGHTS Sl.5·36SO SS'Mi220. · & Sunroof. Showrq.om C Bebll l'k ---------1 At; low a11 9.95 annual . oood. ~-Pb "2-'lm mpr. eoa. 1
'67 DODGE VAN new, make otr. $2850 WESTSAJL 32 Kit boat percentage ralc. NDS WRK. MAK E Of'R. 1.918 Mercect. 230 I c:yl. 381DDK!llM8a
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,,. VOL. 70, NO. 346, 3 SECTIONS,. PAGES
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MONOAY,OECEMBER1~1n7
Afteraooli
N.Y.Sioeks
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TENCEN~ I •
Gothal-a ~lle,zo.Bing ~aces llB Council
1
Huntington Beach City Council
members tonight will make a
setond attempt to rezone a con-
troversial parcel of land ii) the
Gothard Industrial strip to res-
idential use.
Tonight's meeting starts at
6:30 o'clock. A discussion on
Bolsa Chica annexation
alternatives will lead off a heavy
agenda.
Al its last meeting three weeks
Arsonist
Torches
"
Clwrch
An arsonist torched a
downtown Huntington Beach
church Sunday night, causing
$25,000 in damage to the main
altar, firemen reported today.
Fir~men doused the blaze at
~bout 7 p.m. The fire was ap-
parently touched off on a card ta-
ble in front of the altar of St.
Mary's By the Sea Catholic
Church. 325 loth St.
Some type or Incendiary device
was used to start the fire in an
Advent wreath made of pine
boughs wtuch was placed on a ta-
ble for services earlier in the
day, said fire ippector Gary
Glenn.•
The church was unoccupied
and unlocked wben the fire
began. No one was seen or heard
at the time of the blaze, Glenn
said. ·
Father Denis Lyons. pastor of
the church, formerly called Sts.
Simon and Jude Church, said
another arson attempt occurred
near the altar within the pa.st
year.
Glenn said there appears lo be
no motive for the most recent
arson other than malicious mis·
chief.
Services will continue lo be
Jield in the church, Father Lyons
said.
118 Eatery
1Robbe,d Twice
•Over Weekend ~ A Huntington Beach eatery
'~as robbed twice over the
: weekend. apparently by different
bandits, police reported today.
Friday at 11: 10 p.m. a skinny
bandit simulated a pistol in front
of the cashier at Charley Brown's
Jtestaurant, 16160 Beach Blvd.,
and fled in an auto with $572 in
ush. poli~ aakl.
The bandit was described as
male, caucasian in his early 20&.
He drove an older-model white
sedan and fled south on Beach
»oulevard, police said.
Sunday at 9:30 p.m., the same
rettaur~t was held up by a man
who flashed a large pistol in front
of several employees and took
about $80 in cash.
The Sunday msht bandit, a
uucasian wttb a· mus~che and
dark brown Hair parteid in the
ntlddle, fled th~ scene OD foot.
Attraction BUrDs ·
NEW YORK (AP) -Coney
t1land's massive Tornado roll~ 1 coaster bw'ned for about aa
before firefighters bl'\)Ugbt
.blaze under control. offi~lall'
aald. ·
The fire began near the ba1e qt.
the wooden 1tructure and spread
quickly. 1be extent of the flre w~ not tmmedlaiely known.
AD BRINGS
QIJICK S4LE
'"Thank you for helplnc me sell
my sofa.'• th ,Tust1n hoUlewtfe
Hid.
"I tried another Santa Ana
paper and • 1hoppor and cot no
te1ult.s.''
Here'• the Dally ?Uot ·
cJ111tntd ad that aparked the .. ,.:
ago, the city councU de•dlocked
OD a 3 to 3 yo(.e OD reaonJ.na 40
acrea of prope~ north or
Talbert Avenue eul of the
Southern Paclf1e railroad tracks.
Developer FtanJc BucceUa ls
see1dnc rezonin& to put up a
medlum denslly residential pro-
jecton the property.
Meanwblle, ~ports circulating
in the ctty that the buaband ol u-
s is tan t Planning Director
Monica Florian bu been
employed at the Buccella
Development Company were
confirmed.
Mra. Florian said that the
employment wu no secret.
Mrs. Florian aupervlsed a W76
city survey that ahowed the city
haet a a\lrplus of industrial
property and that some of lt could'
beuaedtobulldbom~. ·
Mra. noriao said that ber
DMIY ..... ....,,....
DIANA CRAICHEN TESTS MUSTACHE BRUSH
Teacher Wayne Walker Sits for T1ckll1h Tryout
Moms' Lesson ...
Chiklren Learn Giving Art
By ROBERT BARKER . °' .. .,... ..........
Where else can you buy a mustache brush for your father for
35cents?
WHERE E~E can you buy a mustache brush?
This handy little grooming product went oo sale today along
with about 1,499 other items al a Chnstmas boutique at Perry
School in Huntington Beach.
The Christmas girts are the handiwork of parents of school
children who estimate that they put an about 3,SOO woman hours
on the projects.
TUE ITEMS will be sold exclusively lo children wbo can pick
up things ror mom and dad at prices ranging from five cents lo
$1.5(). ...
Brushes used for the mustache brush were supplied by a den:
Ust. The handles were cut off and wrapped ln rubber tubing.
Paper was then applied to give a wood·grain•appearance. Rlng holders for the family's jewelry can be obtained for 2S
cents. They are made of spools used for sewing thread and forks
used for hors d 'oeuvres.
TINY Bl-PUNES are made from popsickle sticks and a
clothes pin. They go for 5-0 cents.
For the woman who has everything there is an emery board
that is contained in a felt wrapping. It sells for seven cents.
Mrs. Marlene Dyson, a mother who coordinated the event,
says it was developed not only to raise money for the Parent
Teacher Organization but also to teach children how to get into
the spirit or giving.
"IT ALSO teaches them how to shop and they don't have to be
ashamed or anything they take home," she said.
Parents have been working on the project since Octobe_r.
Mrs. Dyson and others collected ideas for the gift Items from arts
and cral'U magazines.
6th ·u o van Murder . .
·susp.ftct Jailed··
Davl1 m and Joseph Gabriel
Fedorowski are accused by police or orderinl the kldnappins
and killlni of Bovan.
Bovan, 36, was shot to death
Oct. 22 outaide Newport Beach's
El Ranchito restaurant. He wu
shot nine times.
PoUce arre1ted Kulik on a
charge of poueuinc more than
Sl million worth of heroin within
houra of Bovan •1 death. He is tree
from cuttodY alter posting a
$750,000 bood.
Al10 arreated ln the caae were
the three alleaed hit mtn, All· thony 1 'LiUle Tony" Marone, Jr.,
23, Raymond Ste•en Reaco, 281 and Jtrf1 Peter Ftorl, 41, all °'
Hun Un~ B6acb.
JDvea_Upic>n ctalm t.be trio
,.. •• hired tOkill aovan mretalla·
tton for the lddnapptna thl1 1um·
mtr of KUiik. r , .
Tbe tbfee me hnt bffll ldeD·
lifted u riloeated federal wtt·
Jl.,et or NlaUva of 1'ttlullMI
wbO :wwe VlOYed tnCO tbe Orana•
Coatt area undef' Haumed
oamH =the U.S. llarabal'• service aUWit ID:p~·
Uon Ole eo11t Mella~· MaraaeW~WNfneid
trobl Jlil about. a ...... 8ft4ir'
tbelr .arre1&.a aUer •ottlal $100 ,000 bOlllS NCh.
buaband, an tndu1trl.al art1
teuber, ii on a year's "bbaticll
leave and bad takea the Job only
for a year to learn more about the
biialneu.
Sbe aaid the job paya her
butband. Luil, ltas than.._ -.id
have received teaching 1choo1.
She aaid that her b~biuul's Job has nothlnc to do wiUl rthe in·
duatrlal land •urv4'Y or with her
duUea at the plaDning depart.
ment. "If anything, It's made me
more careful about any Buccella
plans." she said.
Mrs. Florian said she filed a
letter with planning Director
Ed"ardSellch when her husband
was conslderinC iaking the job.
Sellch said today that rumQl'!I .
about the possible conflict ol in·
terestarea "buncho[baloney.''
.. It's a lot.al fabrication and
grabblnc of strews," Selicb aaid.
Sellcb aa1d that there are many
aubatuttve baues eonctrninl
the rezoning but the statua of
Florian'• employment la Dot one
or them.
"I know ol no one more honest
and serupulous than Mrs.
Florian," Selichsaid.
Buccella said that be hired
Florian becauae of his savvy and
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Winston's Widow
Lady Churchill
Dead at Age 92
LONDON (AP) -Lady
Spencer Churchill, 92, widow of
Britain's wartime leader Sir
Winston Churchill, died today at
bet home in London after a heart
attack.
Her Rrandson, Winston Churchill, who announced her
death, said she was lunching with
hersecretarywbenstrtcken.
Lady Spencer Churchill,
named Clementine bill
nlck(\amed "Clemmie" by Sir
Winston, began auctioning bia
palntin1s and other family
heirlooms quietly this year to
help, meet ~penses.
She bad been in failing health
several years and prosresslvety
retreated into seclusion alnce the
death la 1965 or her husband or 57
years. He wu 80 al his death.
Laat July ahe underwent ab-
dominal IW'Jle~ at Kin• Edward VU H06pltal ln London. The
rea•qn for the operation was
never made public.
Sboc~ed Britons 1u11ested
special legjllation or u appeal to
provide for her needs, but she
said ahe deplored any such idea
and lt was dropped.
Lady Spencer Churchill was
born April 1, 1885 to Slr Henry
!toiler and Lady Blanche Rozier.
Her mother was descended from
Hunt Widens
For Slay~r
Of Dietz, 32
P'ottc~ are widening their
manhunt today for the klller or
~ertfd Bernard Dietz, n. of Hun·
ttngton Beaeh who was 1hot three
tlmet In the · chest during an
arr\iment in his apartment Fri-
day night.
Dietz was reportedly babysit·
Ung a slx-year-old nei1hbor boy
who heard the argument and
shots fired. The child was
watching televialon in a room in
the dead man's apartment at
16881 Newland St., according to
poUce Sgt. Luis Ochoa. • ·
The boy ran from the television
rooni and tried to aid the dytnc
man, Oc:boa said. The lad then
ran across the street and brought
a nel1hbbr back to the scene of
the slaying at about8:1S p.m.
Oranae Countv coroner'.s ln-veat1aatar1 pronounced Dleb
deadatthescene.
The boy may baye been the on-
ly person to ~ the au~pect wbo
was described as about 2S years
old, alx feet tall with brown hair
and a beard. ~
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CHURCHILL WIDOW DfES
Udy Spencer Churchlll
a long line of British earls, as
was Slr Winston -a irandson of the DukeofMarlborough.
By all accounts. it was love at
X·rated Films
first aight when Clementine
Osilvy Remer, the 23-year-old
daughter ol a Dragoon Guards
colonel. and Sir Winston met at a
fashionable diJ:µter party in lJI08.
He wu a 34·year-old cabtnet
minister.·
.. ctiurcbill proposed soon after
in the 1arden1 of Blenheim
Palace, his family's 16th century
estai.. They wed Sept. 12, 1808 at
St. Marcaret's Church, London.
within 1ight and aound of Big
Ben. "I married and lived happily
ever afteri" Sir Winston recalled 22 years ater ln his autobloe·
raphy.
Their marriaae produced one
son and four daughters: Ran~
dolph Churchill, a polWcian and
wrlter wbo died In 1968, Aied 51;
J)laoa Cburds1ll. mce-married.
•ho died bi 1961 ftom an ove ...
dost of 1leept.a1 pWa; Sarah
CburcblU, an •ctrtss: 11117 " Churchill, wbc> manitd premi·
nent British polltlclaD Slr
Cbrlstoeber Soames, {lnd
Marltold Frances Churchill, who
died at 8Jle2. Many Britom became aware
of the elegant, dlgnifted lady at
ChurcbUl's side wJ:ien German
bombs beaan droPt>lng on Lon·
CSeeWIDOW, PageA2>
Sa n ta A na Seeks
$500,000 Fine
The City of Santa Ana wUI seek
damages of nearly $500,000 in the
assessment phase of the Orange
County Superior Court obscenity
trial involving movies screened
at the Mitchell Brothers Honer
Plaza theater.
Attorney James Clancy, who
successfully represented the city
in its claim that Artie and James
Mitchell screened obscene mov-
ies at their theater, said the
damaces sought are equal to box
office receipts at the theater dur-
ing the two-year period ln Which
the movies were shown.
The Jury ln actine Superior
Co\Jrt Judee Marvin G. Weeks'
courtroom ended the first phase
of the trial laat week by rullq
that 11of17 movies viewed by the
panel are obscene.
It was noted In the verdict that
the Jury coosldered rour of the
movies to be not obscene. It could
·not reach a verdict on two other
X-rated films.
The verdict included the Jury's
recommendation that the
Mitchell brothers theater should
be condemned as a public
nuisance, a finding that may lead
to ~osureolthe facility.
But 1t was business as usual at
the Honer Plaza theater today
with screenings of two more X·
rated films. "Jailbalt" and
''MidnlghtHusUe."
Clancy explained in court that
closure action cannot be taken.
until Judge Weeks conllrm1 the
final verdict after the damages
phase of the trial.
0 1t might well be at that time
that we can close the theater." be
a aid. "We certainly hope so."
Attorney Joseph Rblbo, wbo
represented l'he Mitchell
brothers ln the trial, said be in•
tends to appeal tbe jul'J'I ob-
scenity findin1.
Weather
Mo1tlY · falr: throuah
Tuaday ucept late nllht
\and early momlns Jow
clbudi. toWi toalaht upper
409 to low sos. Hlab.s Tues··
day uPl)e! 80I and low '70s.
IN81B•To•~'Y
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WASHINGTON (AP> -The
U.S. Supreme Court let stand
today a lower court's decision
tbrowJna out a •n.ooo libel
llward against The New York
Times and the NaUonal Audubon
Society.
The JUSl.Jces refused to review
a ruling by the 2nd U.S. Circuit
Court of Appea11 Characterized as "in every way 1 landmar)c" on
the rl1ht to report serious
charges against public niures.
Tbe court's acUon seta no legal
SA Blaze
'Kills One,
Hurts Ti«>
One man died and two men .
were injured Sunday morning
when fire swept throu1h a Santa
Ana home, fire officials reported.
The two survivors of the blaze
at 1314 N. Flower St. were pulled
to safety by passers by who
knocked down the two-story
home's front door when they
spotted the fire and the two
men's struggle to escape the in-
ferno.
But Joseph P . Casey J r, 37,
died in thehre.
Casey hved at the Flower
Street address. The other two
men inside the house when it
caught fire, Daniel Woods, 20, or
Long Beach, and Robert Noll, 27,
of Los Angeles, were visitors.
Woods was taken 'o UCI
Medical Center where he is 1till
undergoing treatment for sm..ike
inhalation as well as for second
and third degree burns about his
hands and arms, according to
fire omcials.
Noll was treated at the medical
center for smoke inhalation and
then released.
Witnesses told fire orrtclals
that it was three men who pulled
Woods and Noll to safety after
knocking the door down.
But, the officlals were told, the
three rescuers were unable to
make their way to the burning
home's second Ooor where Cuey was trappect.
Officials laid it took about 30
• minutes to bring the blaze under
control after firefighters were
called to the scene at 8: 12 a.m.
They estimated today that the
fire damage to the house and its
contents "might be as high as
$80,000or more."
REZONE ...
insight. "He's working out well,"
he said.
Ile also added that there ts no
way that Florian was employed
because of the industrial report.
lluccella said that Florian is
coordinating planning efforts for
a 40 -unit development in
Anaheim.
"l have been extra carefu1 in
this area," Buccella said. "He is
not working on any projects in
Huntington Beach."
Vandals Cot Down
4 Trees at School
Vandals sawed down four
trees, one a 12-year-old eucalyp-
tus, and caused an estimated $440
In damage over the weekend at
Haven View Elementary School
in KunUngton Beach, police re·
ported.
Principal Kent McCllsh said
the vandalJ apparenUy struck
late Saturday nlaht ln a park .
near the school at 16081 Walkiki
Lane. A cross cut saw was used
to fell thetreea, he said.
"They must have worked for
houn," said McCUah. "There's
no replaclni ~Ute those."
O"ANOI COAST "'"
DAILY PILOT
precedent, but courts in the 2nd
Circuit. eocompauina New
York, Connecticut and VetJnont,
and elsewhere in the countrv
may r ely on the appeals court
reaaoning in deciding future Ubel
suits. II so, public figures could
find it more difficult to succeed in
s uch claims.
The case considered by the
justices today centered on a lfn2
article in the Times reporting
that t he Audubon Society
charged five prominent scien-
tists with lying about the ef:fecta
or pesticides on American bfrd.s.
The society long has been an
outspoken opponent or the use or
the pestJclde DDT, cJaJmini Jt is
extremely harmful to birds.
Three scientists named in the
Times article sued for libel, and
we re awarded $61,000 by a
federal trial jury in early 1976.
Last May, however, the ai>-
pea ls court overturned the
CJ ward.
ll ruled: "What is newsworthy
about such accusations Is that
they were made. We do not
believe that the press may be re-
quired under the First Amend-
m ent to suppress newsworthy
statements merely because it
has serious doubts regarding
tl)eir truth."
-New York Times attorney
Floyd Abrams said the cow't's
rullna that' 'neutral" reporting is
protected by the First Amend-
ment "is in every way a landmark
ruUng." ·•unw this cue, no court bad
made as clear the proposlUon
that "°hen ajoqrnallst reporta de-
f.amatory charges by one public
fi&ure aaainst llJ)Other there Can
be no Uabllity, regardless of the
journallat's own views about the
accuracy ot the charges,"
Abrams sai4.
The three scientists who ap-
pealed to the S4preme Court are
J . Gordon Edwards, professor of
entomoloay at S¥ Jose State;
Thomas H. Mes, professor of
medical physics at UC Berkely:
and Robert H. White-Stevena,
prof HSOr of biology at Ruta era
Univeralty.
Because their libel suit in-
Volved individuals and organba-
tJons frolll various states, it was
tried in ~eral court, witb U.S.
Dt&Crlct' Judge Chari•• M.
MetinerofflewYork prealdlng.
Tb• jwy awarded $21,000 in
compensatory damages to
Edwards and $20,000 each to
Jukes and White-Stevens a!ler
finding that the scientists
proved •·actual malice" by the
Audubon Society and the Times
A 1964 Supreme <.;ourt ruling
barred public officials and public
figures from collcctin~ damages
ror "a defam;itorv f~tls1 h0t>rl re
latinl? lo h1.., 11ff111;d f'f1nd11<·t" un-
less 1l could l1l' 1ir11\ 1·d "that the
statement was made with actual
malice that is. with knowledge
that 1l was f<1ls1• <11 with reckless
clisr<>g~1.rd nf wht'lht•r 1t was false
or not.
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WIDOW ...
don in the bliu of 1940.
In a broadcut to India. she
said : "I must admit I find life In
England today absolutely thrill-
ing. I am glad to be alive al this
great moment in our history."
She visited air raid shelters,
bom bed-0ut towns, public soup
kitchens and other wartime
scenes.
She was considered one or Brl·
taln 's ablest woman speakers
and Churchill gave serious con·
sideratlon to her advice on bis
oratory and acknowledged his
debt to her aid for that and more.
"It would have been impoesl·
'ble for any ordinary man to have
got through what I have had ~
get through in peace and war
wJtbout her devoted aid," Slr
Winston said at war's end.
No Clues Found
InBBMnrder
No leads bav• devtloped Jn the
murderot aSanJOM man ahot to
death and found burled in the
sand at the foot ol a bl\llf at tbe
tennlnus of Golden West Street
in HunUn((ton Beach 10 day1 uo.
.A turf er stumbled over tbe
body o( K&nnetb Wa=o coehrane:211 uheetrolled
tb'e turfD.D• "Mt.Ii hb Slrlfr1 , atiortly e.fter the tlde be1an un·
' eartbln-C the corpse.
Sberifr• ~tlde DetecUvo
SJt. Btu )!JUtt •llcl today his de·
tail'• btlnt for cluot baa 10 far
been trultleu.
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T'1e Fountain Valley Chamber of Com·
merce headquarters has moved to a new
office at the corner of Ward Street. and
Slater Avenue. On hand for the rectnt
opening were (from left) City Cousi:ilmen
Geor~e Sco\t, cbamber vice president
Mike Sc:hute, chamber Manager Joan Wan~er. chamber President Oscar Hook.
rec=eptionist Daun Heeger. and chamber vice president Walt Hammon"d.
Strangler-Huni Widens
55 Los Angele• Detecti'lfei on Full Time
LOS ANGELES (AP> -Fifty.
five detectives are working full
time on the Hillside Stran~er
case, trying to find the killer or
killers who left the bodies or 10
young women scatt,red on
secluded hillsides througbout,t.he
city.
And they're belnl aided -or
hampered -by thousands of
part•tlme ·d.,tectivu, the
barbers, mallmen, secretaries,
s hoe salesmen and tl\e lady next
door.
WeddiDg OK'd
Man, Stepgranny to Marry
LONDON <AP) -Mark Gooqman, who wants to
marry his 77-year-old step-grandmother, said today
his father in Los Angeles agreed lo lhe wedding and
they would fly to the United States, probably a few
days after his 21st birthday Jan. 25. for the ceremony.
Mark, who lives with his fiancee, Mrs. Ray Good-
man. former second wife to his grandfather, i'l North
London, said : "We just can't get over the legal com-
plications in this country, so we 're flywg lo the Stales
Lo get married ...
The couple were barred from marry mg in Britain
by the 1949 Marriage Act, but can marry in 8'11 but 10 states in the United States.
Mark added: "The wedding will take place in Los
Angeles where my parents live. They were against
the wcddin~ at fiq,l My father telephoned and we cussed each other.
"Then we talked it over and now he has given his
consent. Both parents will be coming to the
ceremony. lt'&going to be a fantastic affair."
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Four NB Men Freed
Four Newport Beach men.
jailed Friday on narcotics chare~. have been Creed after
posting $1,000 ball each.
The four men were arrested
when Newport Beach In·
vestlaators served a search war-
r a nt on.a home at 5009\.i JUver
Ave. and alleaedly found small
quantities of metbaquaJone, a
strons muscle relaxant, marl.
Juana and cocaine.
Arrested were John Louis
Glordano, 22, of the River
A venue -.ddress who was booked
on a charae ot possession of co-
Fl'Yftl Posts
Bail in 'Cure'
RIVERSIDE (AP) -Larry
Flynt, the publisher of Huatler
maiazint, has posted ball for a
man undtr indictment in co°"ec-
tlon wlth ap IU_eted can~ cure
conslsUni bl a diet otlemozt Jtdce
and di1Wled water.
li'lynt. convicted In IJ Clncin·
Dali court. laat FebrHry 011
cbaratt ~~ obactntty by pubUa 1 fli:a.Uer, 1114 be
1uuant.d o $401000 bail for
Carey ltearn• becau1t he
boJlo'te• ln the controvental dtetary lceatment R••ms cr,atecl.
In a ~)tcme Interview from his Color-4c>Sprtnc1bDm•, Ff)'rit
told lbe JUv•nlcfe Preu · Ent~u1~rile that h• waa 0 lnteftlt· e~ In Reama becaUJt bll, wotjt wu b•!nl doDe ln God'• Qame. ''
caine for sale; Keith Douglas
Haag. and Lowell Jon Wagner, of
the 1ame addreas who were
booked on a charge of possession
of methaqualone and Dennis
Norman Fereuaon or 5511 W.
Ocean Front, who was booked on
an identical charge.
Everybody is talking about the
strangler. Everybody has a
theory. Many are dreamlJ\I
about the rewatd, now totallne
$150,000.
One night last week a wo01an
looked in her rear view mirror
and saw a car following her. She
speeded up. He speeded up. The
strangler, she lhought to herself
as she floored the gas l>edal and
raced at speeds up to 80 mph to a
friend's home.
She screeelied to a hall in front
of her friend 's house and dashed
to the door. Her friend 1rabbed
an ax and held the man tn his car
until police came.
Was the man the l'ltrangler?
No, he thought he was chasin1
the strangler. Som~how the man
figured t h e woman's car
matched the description of one
seen by a witness to one of the
strangler ebducUons.
The man, who lived SO miles
away, said he waa In the area
looking for the strangler because
his family needed Ute reward
money. Sheriff's inv~sti.ptors in:
tervlewed him and dismissed him
as a "cuckoo.'' Lt. Phil Bullington
said.
One ()f the big questions ill the
case lw how does the strangler
pick up the victims?'
rn only one case fa there a
known witness to the abduction.
Lauren Wagner was taken away
by two {>eople who pulled behind
her car when she ~lopped a few
houses from her home Nov. 28.
The witness said the car looked
somewhat like.a police car.
A few days later. police arrest·
ed a man drivini a car that
looked like an wimarked police
car. Inside they found radios
tuned to police frequencies. a
poartable red light on the front
seat, two maitletized police de-
cals to put on the door and a blue
jacket with Los Angeles Police
Department letterln~.
By Dog
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N'ASIMLLl!:, Tenn. (AP) ~A
3-year-old Nashville boy was
killeCI when he was attacked ts}' a
neJ1hbor'1 dot, Noshvllle poUee Lt. Sbtrman Nickens aald, :
The bad.ty mauled body of Jon ~tter wu found by Roaald' D.
Sipes, a neighbor who had joir: in the weekend search for e
ch)ld ln the Dooelson area of e
d~. .
"Tbls ll loin1 to be unlorce~· ble. ••Sipes 1ald. "I& i& lmpoal~e
to de1tribe the horror if it all -t I
don't really want to describe lt. ''
Police 1aid the boy wu louad"
in tbe yard ol Charlie R. Scullb1 a
oel,hbor who owns the dog, a.&-
year-old German 1hepherd. I
''I think It ls just a tragic th1Aa
and I don't think it would be 81?· prop_rlate to comment at tlUs
time," Smith told a reporter.
Sipes said he joined the seareh
for the child alter bll m~.r called in an effort to locate e
youngster. Sipes said he i
the body, stripped of its clo •
and rushed the boy to near y
Donelson HOIJ)ltal ln hla car.
"l'm not sure if the boy ~ alive when I' found him or no ''
Sipes safd. "His stomac "
shoulder and blp were ba
punctured."
Nickens saJd the dog was talcF.n
to the cUy doa pound after its
stomach wat pumped by, a
veterinarian Who found bUJQll.D
hair Jn the do&'• atomact.h· I
· 'l 'm pretty aure tile aoc will be
des troyed,.. the police omoer
said. "You can't.really blame the·
dog, but what else are you coiftc
to do with him?"
Frlends aad famil1 members
flocked to the Setaeri' bome to
console the couple, who bave iy.ro
other children.
10 Remaining
U.S. Prisoners
Fear for Safe~y
MEXICO CITY (AP) -The 10
America women stm held at tlle Los Reyes Women's prison
following the weekend prisoner
exchange say they fear harass·
ment from other inmates now
that they are so few. ·
The women said they feel UD•
safe because the prison's foreign
population has dropped to 10
Americans, one Canadian and
two Britons.
"We felt before that no one
would try anything because there
were so many of WI,'' one said.
"But now that there are so few or
us. anything can happen."
Twenty·seven other American
women inmates left Friday and
Saturday on chartered flights to
San Diego along with 100 men
from another Mexico City jail.
Ftre Kills Woman .
CHICAGO <AP> -An elderly
woman •holeJ¥ wu abut off
because she f IM to pay past
due utWty bllls was killed in a
flre In her South Side home after
a kerosene lamp Qfed for beat
and light apparently was
knocked over. authorities said. A
spokesman for the Peoples Gas
Co. said gas service wu discon·
tlnued at the home of Nancy
Roberts 85, on Aug. 12 because
abe owed S677 .86 in pallf. due bills
datine back to September 1975.
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VOL 70, NO. 346, 3 SECTIONS, 26 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, DECEMBER 12, 19n ~EN CENT~1
Gabrielle Pryor Won't Run. Again
~Irvine City Councilwoman
brlelle Pryor announced to-
ay the will not seek re-flection tp the March councilmanic con-~t. She ia a foundinr member or
tl'le council, formed in 1971 when
tl\e city incorporated.
John Burton. who also is an
~iginal member of the council
• Wader's
Widow ..
and who faces re-election, said
today he still is con1ides:ing
whether to try for the position
again.
Mrs. Pryor said previously she
would retire if suitable can-
didates filed for the race.
She said today, "I'm very
pleased with the number of
qualified, competent candidates
who have so far taken out
nomination papers-and I think
there'll be more. .
''J'm pleased 1•1( have the
chance to choose Crom the best
people in the citv of Irvine."
She indicated she would ''sit
back" and watch the campaigns,
rather than support and work for
~uccu~hs 1 ,_LONDON CAP > -Lady ~etlcer Churchill, 92, widdw of
ritaln's wartime leader Sir
inston Churchill, died today at
hfr home in London after a heart
.itack.
He r grands on, Win ston Churchill, who announced her
death, said she was lunching with
her secretary when stricken.
. Lady Spencer Churchlll,
nam ed Cle m e ntine but
nicknamed "Clemmie" by Sir
Winston, began auctioning his
paiinlings and other falT'ily
heirloo~ quietly this year to
help m•expenses.
She had been in failing heallh
:ieveral years and progressively
retreated into seclusion since the
death in 1965 of her husband or 57
years. He was 90 at his death.
Last July she underwent ab-
dominal sur'1;erv at KinJ? Edward VII Hospital in London. The
reason for the operation was
never made public.
Shocked Bri~ons sugeested
special legislatlctn or an appeal to
provide for her needs, but she
said she deplored any such idea
. i!nd it was dropped.
.. Lady Spencer ChurcbHI was
'born April 1, 1885 to Sir Henry Bolldafl S•ar•-•--Hozier and Lady Blanche Hozier. Ir ~~.-
Her mother was descended from
a long tine of British earls, as
was Sir Wlnston -a ~randson of the Duke of Marlborough.
By all accounts, it was love at
first sight when Clementine
Ogilvy Hoder, the 23-year-old
daughter of a Oragoon Guards
1 colonel, and Sir Winston met at. a
,fllshio1 . .tble dinner party in 1908.
tile wa• a 34-year-old cabinet
lminister.
Churchill proposed soon after
in the gardens or llenheim !Palace, his family's 16th century
estate. They wed Sept. 12, 1908 al
St. Margaret's Church, London,
within sight and sound of Big
Ben.
"I married and lived happily ~ver after," Sir Wlnston recalled
ft years later in his autobio&·
raphy.
Their marriage produced one
son and four daughters: Ran-
dolph Churchill, a politician and
writer who died in 1968. aeed 57;
X>tana Churchill, twice-married,
who died in 1963 from an over·
gose of sieeping pills: Ser ah
hurchlll, an actress; Mary
hurchill, who married prorni·
~ent British politician Sir
Christopher Soames, and
Marigold Frances Churchill, who <See WU>O•. Pase A2)
Irvine Councilwoman
Gabrielle Pryor isn't ready to
give up on her proposal to create
an elected lower house ol ctty
government to approve the ~
nual budaet.
An attempt by her and eoun.
cllman Jdan Burton to put the
proposed JO.member Preclnat
Assembly on th• March ballot
failed lut. month.
Councll members Mary Ann
Galdo, Dill Vardoulla and David
SUI.a voted a1alnst the measure .
* * * ~cllFacing
BecOrd !t\letiCla
Irvti>o Cit)-Council members
face a recont·~ltem •ieiada
when they meet at 7;IO p.m.
'l'uesdA¥ at tbe clvtc center, 1'1200
JambOr Blvd. P.ub~ hearla&I are seheduled to dliCUM plans to 1nfft hi>ualn1
lltedt ror lrvln•'• 1r0Vtln1
popuJa_UoQ, a~ uteMIOa
ol .BOnlta ~Road D .. f ~· tt• .Roet, and location Of. a
perm UMPt alte far the e•vtc
enter. .
Dozens of Woodbridge residents in Irvine attended the
tree-lighting ceremony along Barranca Parkway Sunday
to signal start of Christmas season in the planned com-
munity. People were encouraged to put ornaments on
tree, and children were treated to dialogues with a man
who looked uncannily like Kris Kringle.
Santa Ana Blaze
Kills 1, Hurts 2
One man died and two men
were injured Sunday morning ·
when fire swept through a Santa
Ana home, fire officials reported.
The two survlvol"S of the bl&ze
at 1314 N. Flower St. were pulled
to safety by passersby who
knocked down the two-story
home's front door when they
spotted the fire and the two
men's struggle to escape the in·
femo.
But Joseph P. Casey Jr., 37,
died in the fire.
Casey lived at the Flower
Street address. The other two
men inside the house when it
caught fire, Daniel Woods. 20, of
partly becaua6 of a $37 ,500 pric&
ta1 'ctty ataft put 011 the precinct
a11embf)l.
Bot on tomorrow nlct>t'•~·
ell a1enda is an alternate Pr<>-posal~r a bucJ&et~mmltt.ee. The
committee 1'0Uld do the same
thlnll the proposed pTeClnct IS•
sembly would havt done, but
there would be only 10 members,
and tbeywould be appointed.
Annual sterf costs /or the
bud1ot commlUH would be
$5,m, accordinc to an analysls ·
by James uantngton, dlrector of
admtnlitr.Uve aemces. ••stnce; .• the two ..-OUPI are do-tna UMntUllY the aame thine," Mra. Pryor complained In a
m•mo to CM city mana1er, ••.~.there •eem to be 1ome 1eriOa1-dii~1tclH;.:whleb re· .utt in atreme casts fOn;t • pre-
dnct UMmbl1 as compared to
the tiudctt idviAey committee."
Harrlniton '• adtwer to her
memo Ufd tb hl&her co.au were
uaumed beetuae of more meet· ina• a pnclnet ua•mbly 1VouJd Nqulte, llid wctiuaebf 1tirt ind
Clerical help la provldinl tho
elided membera lftforn11Uon
abo'ta\ "lhJe•I campal1n ells· clGllure~.
Long Beach, and Robert Noll, 27,
of Los Angeles, were visitors.
Woods was ~!lken to UCJ
Medical Center where he is still
undergoing treatment for smoke
inhalation as well as for second
and third degree bums about his
hands and arms, according to
fire officials.
Noll was treated at the medical
center for smoke inhalation and
then released.
Witnesses told fire officials
that it was three men who pulled
Woods and Noll to safety after
knocking the door down.
But, the officials were told, the
three rescuers were unable to
make their way to the burning
home's second fioor where Casey
was trapped.
Orficials said it took about 30
mlnute1 to bring the blaze under
control after firefighters were
called tothescene at8:12 a.m.
Mines Threatened
.:HARLESTON, W. Va. CAP)
-E\'en as union and industry
negotiators reported progress,
aom::tofthe 160,000striking mem-
bers of Ule United Mine workers
announced increased erforts to
close non-union mining opera-
Uons In Appalachta.
AD BRINGS
QUICK SA.LE
"Thank you for helping me sell
my iiofa," the Tustin housewife
sold.
"I tried another Santa Ana
paper and a •hopper and 1ot no
results."
Here's the Dally Pllot
clH1lfied ad tb1t sparked the
aal :
SOFA t• looe• pillow, anti·
q\tt sotd. S&. lCXX•XXXJC
If you have rurnlahin11 or•~.
ptlanc:a rou want to convert to
cash, caJ 842-5878. It's ouy to
f;ut * lew words to work for ~
rt the people's marketplace -
the want ada ot lbe Dally PU~
a particular candidate, u abe
earlier said she might.
Two close friends are among
the prospective candidates, Mrs.
Pryor said.
Although eight persons so far
have taken out nomination
papers Crom Lbe city clerk's of.
flee, none bad flied by this mom·
Ing.
Potential candidates are
former Mayor Art Anthony; cur-·
rent planning commissioner El·
len Freund; and Vivian Hall, an
Orange Coast College professor
who ran and lost in 1978 in the
40th Republican congressional
seat.
Also, Don Murphy, a state
biologist; Carol Effenberger, a
private imnvestlgator; Pamela
Davidson, a UC Irvine student:
Larry Hoffman, a businessman;
'and Robert Moore, a com·
munications systems engineer
and current member or the'
community services com-
mlasion.
Nuptials Denied
Conrwrs, Evert in NB; Nix Rwnor
Bv DAVEgJNNINGRAM °' .. _lyll'llellMlff
Tennis star Chris Evert said to-
day there is no truth to Ule rumor
that she and Jimmy Connors are
secretly married and honey-
mooning in Newport Beach.
Evert and Connors are stayine
at the Newporter Inn. Regislra·
lion was under Connors' name .
"No, we're not married and we
have no plans to get married,"
Miss Evert said. "I don't know
how these rumors getatarted, but
you can deny tham now. It isn't
true."
Tennis star Connors, asked if
he and Evert were married, said
brusquely, "You guys can write
whatever you want to." Then be
turned and walked orr.
Connors and Miss Evert
checked into the Newporter Inn
IVlltT COHNlltS
Friday and were due to leave
Sunday, but they stayed throu&h
today. Their presence became
publicly known when they
showed up at nearby John Wayne
Tennis Club during the weekend
topracUce.
A slin greeted Miss Evert and
Connors al center court of the
teMiS club. It read, "Welcome
Chris and Jim Connors." The
sign may have given birth to
rumors that Miss Evert's last
name is now Connors.
Jorge Ocegueda, a main·
tenance man who put up the sign.
said the wording was given to
him by Kathy Wilson, tbe club's
social director.
"We weren't calling her Mrs.
Connors," Ms. Wilson said. "The
boss just told us to ·put up a
welcome sign and that's what we .
did."
This morning the $ign was
changed to read, .. Welcome
Chris Evert and Jimmy Con·
nors."
Miss Evert was reached at the
hotel today. She said their plans
were indefinite but that mar·
riage wasn't among them.
Privilege Br~adened
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New York TimeB, A.UlliibO~ Win Lfbel RuJ,ing
WASIDNGTON (AP) -TM
U.S. Supreme Court let stand
today a lower court's decision
throwing out a $61,000 libel
award against The New York
Times and lhe National Audubon
Society.
The justices refused to review
a ruling by the 2nd U.S . Circuit
Court of Appeals characterized
as .. in every way a landmark" on
the right to report serious
charges against public figures.
The court's action sets no lecel
precedent, but courts in the 2nd
Circuit, encompaasing New
York. Connecticut and Vermont,
and elsewhere in the country
may rely oo the appeals court
reasoning in d~iding future libel
suits. U so, public figureit could
find it more difficult to succeed in
such claims.
The case considered by the
justices today centered on a 1912
article in the Times reportinc
that the Audubon Society
charged five prominent scien·
tiata with Jytng about the effects
of pesticides on American birds.
The society long bas been an
outspoken opponent of the use of
the pesticide DDT, claiming it is
extremely harmful to birds.
Three scientists named in the
Times article sued for libel, and
were awarded $61,000 by a
rederal trial jury in early 1976.
Last May, however, the ap-
pea ls court overturned the
award.
X·rated Films
tt ruled: "Wbat la newsworthy
about IUcb accusaUons la that
they weN! made. We do not
belleve that the press may be re.
quired under the First Amend-
ment to suppres• newsworthy
statements merely because it
has 1erious doubts retarding
thei~ truth."
Guard Injured
In Explosion
A security guard at Bentley
Labs Inc.. at 17S02 Armstrong
Ave Jn Irvine, was injured Sun·
day 1when a .22-caliber bullet ex·
ploded and part of tbe bullet
brass casing hit blm ln the bridge
of his nose.
A heavily bleeding James
Ashby, ~. was taken to Tustin
Community Hospital where doc·
tors removed bullet fragments
from h is nose; be later was re-
leased.
Police said Ashby told them he
found two bullets outside the
business and as he carried t.bem
to throw them way, dropped one
which freakishly exploded.
Bentley Labs authorities re-
fused to discusa the incident.
Ashby worked for Criterion
Protection Services Inc. of Santa
Ana, which also declined com·
ment.
Santa A.na Seeks
$500,060 Fi~
The City of Santa Ana will leek
dama1es of nearly $SOO,OOO ln the
assessment phase or the Oranae
County Superior Court obacenlt.,y
trial lnvolvma movies screened at .the Mitchell Btoijiera Hoqer
Pl••• thdttr. Attornt)' Jam• ctanc,y, who
succeaatolty repraented the clty
In iu claim Ulat Artie an4 James
MJtcbell tcreene4 obKene IDOV•
lea al their tbeate• tald the ~ama1ee~lhtare equal to box
otOce recdpta at tbo theater dur-
lni Us• 1wo-1ear_ ~ ln wblcb tbdnovl• were~wn.
i'b• JUIY lft ac:tift• S~nor Court udl• Marvin O. _'fY~' ~rtroom iiidM the ftnt pbaH
c)f tbe Vial lilt. week b)' na.Uni
that llalll mo¥111 vs «t by tb•
t•ael ate otilCae. · n w• QcMd IA t.bili ventlvt tlaat
th• Jwy ~ lov ot u,.
lllOfi .. tobenolollietM. Jl~
dOt r...s a ftrd1i:l GA lwct o4.bet
X·rat.ed fllms.
The. verdict included the jury's
recommendation that the
Mttchell brothen theater should
be condemned as a publlc
nulnoce, a llndina that may lead
to clotw-e of tho t•~Wty.
But It was business u uaual at
ttie Honer Plata theater today
with 1cteenlnp ol two m~ X·
rated fllntt, ••Jallbalt" and
"Mldn.l~l RuatJe. ••
"Clancy e~lalnod la court that
cloture act.loa cannot be taken
unUI Jlidl• Weeki coJlfl~ tbe •nnaa vetdlct after the etam~a
ptlHe of U\o trial.
•11t mlpt well be at that time
that we c.,. clote th• theater," be
aafd, "Wecettalllly hope 1e>!'
Attorney J0teph RbbM, who 1'epru nled the llHcbell
brothert in tile .,.,,.1, aald he ln·
tend• to.iqpGal tb.e Jury'a ob-
acWtJ flDdlDI.
• • .
New York 'times auorney
Floyd Abram.s said the c:o\D't's
rullne that "neutral" reporting is
protected by the First Amend·
ment. .. ls in every way a landmark
ruling." .. UnW this case, oo court had
made as clear lbe proposition
that when a journalist reports de-
famatory charges by one publiCl
figure against another lhere can
be no liability, regardless of the
journalist's own views about the
a ccuracy or the charges,"
· Abra JM said. The three scientists who ap.
pealed to the Supreme Court are
J. Gordon Edwards, professor of
entomology at San Jose State:
Thdmas H. Jukes, professor ol
medical physics at UC Berkely;
and Robert H. White-Stevens,
professor ol biology at Rutgers
University.
Because their libel suit in·
volved individuals and organiza·
(See UBEL. Pue A2)
$2,000 in Damages
Caused by Vandals
Vandals wreaked $2,000
damage at. Irvine High School by
spray-painting disparaging
graffiti about athletes on
school buildings, authorities re-
ported Saturday.
David.Kine, Irvine High direc·
tor or faciliUes planning iuid de·
velopment, said the invectives
were painted in black
on outside school.office, library
and rest room walls and doors,
and on a drinking fountain.
A can ot paint was left behind
by the vandals.
Coast
Weather
Mostly · fair through
Tuesd~ except late night
and early morning low
clouds. Lows tonight upper
COa to low :IOI. Hight Tues-
day upper80e and low 708.
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Arrftignme~t
.
Set Tuesday
Arraignment ts scheduled
Tuesday in Orange County
Sup e rior Court f or R oy
Christopher Richard, the sixth
suspect now held in the slayin1 of
Stephen John Bovan of Fountain
Valley.
Richard surrendered Friday to
Newport Beach police. He was
booked into clty jail on the
murder conspiracy warrant
which was issued after he and
seven othel'S were indicted on
multiple criminal charaes b.Y the
Orange County Grand Jury.
Bail on that warrant was
originally aet at $500,000, but it
haa been reduced to $100,000 by
Superior Court Judge Robert
Kneeland.
" Neighbor's I .
Police say they e•pect Richard
to remain in custody until he hu
been arraigned.
Grapes Park a Punch
A bilingual sign in Episkopi, Cyprus,
means just what it says: Grape juice can
be a hazard to runners like Royal Air
Force Cpl. Kenneth Vooght or to vehicles
along the Paphos-Limassol Road. _The
warning was posted because the road is
used by trucks carrying ripe grapes for
winemaking. and the juice, oozing from the
trucks, can make the road slippery.
Finn Seeks
L4Flighu
LONOON CAP) -Laker
Airways said today it ap-
pli c d to Britain's Civil
Aviation Authority for a
license to fly the London-
Los Angeles route.
The airline said It wants
to run daily flights. A
ticket to Los Angeles would
cost $206 and a ticket to
London $250, a difference
resulting from currency
translation.
Laker sa id the fare
would be less than half the
current lowest scheduled
winter economy rare.
Hunt Widens
For Slayer
Of Dietz, 32
Police are widening their
manhunt today for the killer of
Gerald Bernard Dietz, 32, of Hun-
tington Beach who was shot three
times in the chest during an
flrgument in his apartment Fri·
day ni r 'lt.
Dietz was reportedly babysit·
ting a six-year-old neighbor boy
who heard the argument and
s hots fired . The chUd was
watching television in a room in
the dead man's apartment at
16881 Newland St., according to
police Sgt. Luis Ochoa.
The boy ran from the television
room and tried to aid the dying
mnn, Ochoa said. The lad Ulen
ran across the street and brought
a neighbor back to the scene or
the slaying at about 8:15 p.m.
Oran~e Countv coron~r·.s in· vestigators pronounce<1 Dietz
dead at the scene.
The boy may have been the on-
ly person to see the suspect who
was described as about 25 years
old, six feet tall with brown hair
and a beard.
War Threat Told
NEW YORK (AP) -A U.S.·
Soviet confrontation could be
sparked by another war in the
Middle East, President Carter's
national security adviser said
Sunday. But Zbignlew Brzezinski
added on ABC's "Issues and
Answers" program that progress
in this week's Cairo talks could
avert such a confrontation.
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Arson Causes
$25,000 Loss
AtHBChurch
An arsonist torched a
downtown Huntington Beach
church Sunday night, causing
$25,000 in damage to the main
altar, firemen reported today.
Firemen doused the blaze at
about 7 p.m. The fire was ap-
parently touched off on a card ta·
ble in front of the altar of St.
Mary's By the Sea Catholic·
Church, 325 lOtb St.
Some type of incendiary device
was used to start the fire in an
Advent wreath made of pine
boughs which was placed on a ta-
ble for services earlier in the
day, said fire inspector Gary
Glenn.
The church was unoccupied
and unlocked when the fire
began. No one was seen or heard
at the time of the blaze, Glenn
said.
F ather Denis Lyons, pastor of
the church. formerly called Sts.
Simon and Jude Church, said
another arson attempt occurred
near the altar within the past
year.
Glenn said there appears to be
no motive for the most recent
arson other than malicious mis-
chief.
Fl)'lll Posts
Bail in 'Cure~
RIVERSIDE CAP) -Larry
Flynt, the publisher of IlusUcr
magazine, has posted bail for a
man under indictment In connec-
tion with an alleged cancer cure
consisting or a diet of lemon juice
and distilled water.
Flynt. convicted in a Cincin·
nati court last February on
charges of pandering obscenity
by publishing' Hustler, said be
guaranteed the $40,000 bail tor
Carey Reams b ecause he
believes in the controversial
dietary treatment Reams
created.
In a telephone lntervtew from
hls Colorado Springs home, F1ynt
told the Riverside Press-
Enterprise that he was •'interest·
ed in Reams because his work
was being done in God's name."
Suicide Suspected
SAN 1',RANCISCO (AP> -
Authorities say the body of a man
found floating in the moat around
the Golden Gate Bridge's south
tower is apparently the bridge's
632nd victim ..
FPO* Page.Al
LIBEL ••• ··
lions from various states, it was
tried in federal court. with U.S.
District Judge Charles M.
Metzner of New York presiding.
The jury awarded $21,000 ·in
compensatory damages to
Edwards and $20,000 each to
Jukes and White-Stevena after
finding that the scientists•
proved "actual malice" by the
Audubon Society and the Times.
A 1964 Supreme Court ruling
barred public officials and public
figures from collecting damages
for "a defamatory falsehood re-
lating to his ofCicial conduct" un-
less lt could be proved "that the
statement was made with actual
malice -that is, with knowledge
that it was false or with reckless
diaregant of whether it was false
or not ...
3 Baby Girls
Die in Blaze
CUSHING, Okla. (AP)
Three baby girls died aft.er fU'e
swept through a bedroom where
thcv were sleeping, authorities
!>aid.
The dead girls were identifiecl
Sunday as Sonya Ward, 2, Nancy-
Lynn Johnson, 3, and her suter,
Amy Jo, 7 months.
Thc fire broke out in the
kitchen o f Lawrence E.
.Johnson's ground-floor apart·
ment in llus northeast Oklahoma
town ut about 4:20 a.m. and
spread to the c:eiling or the
bedroom where the three girls
were spending the night, said
Fire Chief Bill Goodwin.
YMCA Offers
Camp Program
The Oraage Coast YMCA ln
Newport Beach will offer a Day
Camp program Dec. 19·30,
divided into two levels.
The camp will be held from 9
a.m . to4p.m. daily
The "Kid Kamp, .. for grades
one through fi ve, will feature
crafts, games and trips to Knoll's
Berry Fann and the Laguna
Beach Children's Theater.
The ''Go Camp" program, for
grades six and seven, will
feature movies, roller skating
and a trip to Magic Mountain.
Additional information is
available by calling642-9990.
Wedding· 0'.fi.'d
Man, St,epgranny w Marry
Dog Kills
Boy,A.ge3
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP> -A
3-year-old Nashville boy was
killed when be was attacked by a
neighbor's dog, Nashville police
Lt. Sherman Nickens sald.
The badly mauled body of Jon
Setzer was found by Ronald D.
Sipes, a neighbor who had joined
in the weekend search for Ute
child in the Donelson area of the
city.
.. Thla ls going to be unforgetta·
ble,,. Sipes said.· "It la impossible
to describe the horror 11 lt all -I
don't really want to describe it ...
Police said Ute boy was found
ln the yard of Charlie R. Smith, a
neighbor who owns the dog, a 6-
year-old German shepherd.
.. I think it is Just a tragic Ot.ing
and I don't think It would be ap.. propriate to comment at this
lime:,. Smith told a reporter.
Sipes said be joined the search
for the child after his mother
called in an effort to locate the
youngster. Sipes said be fouod
the body, sbipped of its clothing,
and rushed the boy to nearby
Donelson Hospital ln bis car.
"I'm not sure If the boy was
alive when I found him or not,"
Sipes said. "His stomach,
s houlder and hip were badly
punctured."
Nickens said the dot wu taken
to the city dog pound arter its
stomach was pumped by a
veterinarian who found human
hair In the dog's 1tomacb. ·
"I'm pretty sure the doe wllJ be
destroyed," the police omcer
said. "You can't really blame the.
dqg, but what else are you aolng
todo..itbblm7"
Friends and family members
flocked to the Setzen• home t<..
console the couple, who have two
olber cblldren.
Auditions Set
At College
I
Auditions for Saddleback
College's spring reader's theater
production, "Crawling Out of the
Poet's Eye," will be held Tues·
day and Wednesday for interest-
ed students and community resi·
dents.
The tryouts are scheduled both
days from 4 to 6 p.m. in Fine Arts
Room 328. No specific prepara-
tion is required for the auditions.
Lynn Wells, director, said the
script is composed or over 30
poems dealing with the poet's
perception of life. She said n<.
definite number of persons are re-
quired for the production whict
will be presented at the collegE
Feb.16to18,
Further information may be
obtained by calling the director
at 831-9700 or 4954950, extension
277.
Richard. also known as
Rashada Dev, is the former
president of the Laauna Beach
Ha re Krishna Temple.
Temple officials say that
Richard and his three business
partners in the Newport Beach
investment fl.rm, Pruadam Dis-
tributing, Inc., have not associat-
ed with the temple for moto than
a year.
Those business partners, Alex-
ander Kulik, Joseph Shelton
J>avis Ill and Joseph Gabriel
Fedorowski are accused by
police of ordering the kidnapping
and killing of Bovan.
Bovan, 36, was shot to death
Oct. 22 outside Newport Beacb's
El Ranchito restaurant. He was
shot nine times.
Police arrested K\lllt on a
charge of possessing more than
$1 million worth of heroin within
hours of Bovan 's death. He is free
from custody after posting a
$750,000 bond.
Also arrested ln the case were
the ~ alleged hit men, An·
thony "LitUe TC¥iy•• M~ne. Jr.,
23, Raymond Steven Besco, 28,
and Jerry~ Fiori, '1, allot
Huntinpgt Beadl.
Invelll.Dton claim the trio
· was hirecf to kill Bovan 1n retalia·
tion (or the kidnapping this sum.
merofK~ ·
The three men have been Iden·
tified as relocated federal wit-
nesses or ftlatlves of witnesses
who ~ere moved into the OtanJe
Coast· area under asaumed
names by the U.S. Marshal's
service after aiding In prosecu·
lion of East Coast Mafia Jigure$.
Marone and Resco were freed
from jail aboOt a month after
their arrests after poatlag
SI00,000 bond eac:h.
.Fiori ls. held without ball and
facJ:.5 death penalty p~utlon
in the cue.
Three of the PDI partnm• ....
Kulik, Davis and Richard -have
been arrested. Davis. W1'o was
arrested in Bali and broucht
back last week to face charges,
was freed after 1tis ball was re-
duced to $100,000.
·woman Held
In Slaying
PASADENA CAP> -A Sl·
year-old woman alleaedly shot
and killed the man she lived with,
then told police she bad mistaken
him for an intruder. authorities said.
Police said they booked Betty
Lee Price late Sunday for in·
vestiga~on of mu,rder in the
death of Cleveland Owens, Sl, who
shared her home.
The woman told police she had
come home around 10 p.m. Sun-
day when she beard noises and
saw a shadow in the kitchen. She
said she got a .22-caliber pistol
from the bedroom and fired
several shots at the figuret which
turned out to be Owens, po1ice re-
ported.
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CHURCtilU. WIDOW DIES
L•dy ~new Ctiurchllt ...
l'ro• Page AJ
WIDOW •••
dled.atue2. Many Britoos became aware
of the elegant, dignified lady at
Churchm's slde when German
bom ba beJ(an dropplng on Lon-
don in theblltsof U40. ·
In a broadcast to India, she
.said: ''I rnust. admit I find UC~in
Enaland tQday absolut'elr tbt'tll· bl1. l am Ci-4 to be ali'te ai this
gTeat moment in our history.''
Sht visit.cl air raid shelters.
born bed-out toWJlS, public soup kitch~ns and Qtber wartime
scenes.
She was conatdered one of Bri-
tain's ablest womah speakers and Churchill gave serious con-
sideration to her advice on his
oratory and acknowledged bis debttoheraidforthatand more.
"lt would have been llnpossi-
ble for any Ol'dbla.ry man to have
got through what I have had to
get through in peace and war
without her devoted -ld," Sir
Winston so.Id at war's end.
Wmtruction
Plans to Get
TlUSteea' Eye
Saddleback Community
College DtStttct trustees will dis·
ems f~ coa.ttructJon proje«s
for th• main Mission Viejo cam-•
pus and the new lrvtne facility
when they meet at 7:30 tonight in
the college library.
Trustees and administrators
have been dllcussing their future
building neects as part of the
preparation ot a five year plan re.
quired bytbesta.te.
Tonigh~ trustees are expected
to consider Ute order 1n which
projects should be completed.
Administrators are recommend-
mg that a classroom building and
stadium be built on the main
campus and the first phase or the
new facility be completed during
the next Ciscal year.
Another classroom bujlding,
technology building, $Judent.
center, completion of the
stadium and additions to the art
bulldlng and gymnasium are pro-
jected for the main campus in
future years.
The purchase of additional
land and con1trucUon and ex-
pansion c1 buildinas also is pro-
po&ed for the satellite campus.
In oth~r action, truatees will be
asked to approve a student field
trip to Baja California and the
hiri.n1 or musicians for a January
presentallon or Man of La
Mancha.
l
•
Afternooa
N.Y. StoekS
ORANGE COUNTY .. CALI FORNI A MONDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1977 TEN CENTJ
.
Jljgh Co1;1rt Broadens Media Reporting
WASIDNGTON <AP) -Tbe tJ .$. Supreme Court let atand
today a lower court's decision
throwin1 out a $61,000 Ubel
)ward acatnst The New York
' Times and the National Audubon
,Society.
The justices refused to re\tlew
a ruling 1w the 2nd U.S. Circuit
Court of Appeala characterited
as "in every way a landmark" on
t~e richt to report eerious
charces against~bllc tt1ures.
The c:ourt'&.etiOD lets DO legal
precedent, but courta ID the 2nd
Circuit. encompualng New
York, Connettlcut and Vermont,
and el&ewbere lt\ t.b• country may rely oo the appeals court •
reasoning in decld1Dg future llbel
suits. U so, pubMc t11ura could
find lt more difficult to succeed in
such claims. Th~ case eonaidered ,by the
juatlcea today centered on• 19'12
article in the Times reportlna
that tbe Audubon Society
charged flve prominent sclen·
tilts with lying about the effects
or pe1Ucldea on American birds.
The society long has been an
outspoken opponent of the use of
the pesticide DDT, claiminl it ls
extremely harmful to birds.
Three sclentlsll named in the
Times article sued for libel, and
were awarded $el ,OOO by a
federal trial Jury ln early 1976.
Laat May, however, the ap.
peal~ court overturned the
award.
It ruled: "What ls newsworthy
about such accusations ls that
they were · made. We do not
believe that the press may be re·
quired under the First Amend·
ment to suppress newsworthy
statem.ents merely because it
bas serious doubts reearding
their truth."
Ne w York Times attorney
Floyd Abrams said the court's
rulln1 that ••neutral" reporting is
protected by the First Amend-
ment "ialneverywayalandmark
rulln1."
"Until thls cue, no court had
made as clear the proposition
that when a journalist reporu de·
famatory cbarge1 by one public
Winston's Widow
fieure aeainst another there
0
can
be no liability, regardless of the
journalist'~ own views about the
accuracy of the charaea:•
Abram• said.
The three scientists who ap.
pealed to the Supreme Court are
J . Gordon Edwards, professor of
entomology at· San Jose State;
Thomas Ii. Jukes, professor of
medical physics at UC Berkely;
(See UBEL. Pa•e AZ>
Lady Churchill
Dead at Age 92
Grapes Paek a Puneh
A bilingual sign In Episkopl: cYP"rus,
means just what it says: Grapejuice can
be a hazard to runners like ~o
Force Cpl. Kenneth Vootht or !At
a long the Papbos-Limassol Road .. The
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I
warning was posted because tMe toad ls
used b)'. trucks carrying ripe grat~ for
JYinernaklng, and the Julee. oCntn1 ,tfrrt the
trucks, can make the road slippery.
16th BoVan Suspect Neighbor's
1 ~ --i: . • SI d Dog Kill,s
11-ll-raignment ate .
l Arraign.men! ts scheduled Bovan, 36, was shot to death "&Jy' Age 3
Tuesday in Orange County Oct. 22 Outside Newport Beach's
Superior Court for Roy El Rancbito restaurant. He was NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP>-A I Christopher Richard, the sixth shot nine times. 3·year-old Nashville boy was
suspect now held ln the slaying of Police arrested Kulik on a killed when he was attacked by a
Stephen John Bovan of Fountain charge of possessing more than neighbor's dog, Nashville police
Valley. $1 million worth of heroin within Lt. Sherman Nickens said.
1 Richard surrendered Friday to hours of Bovan's death. He is free The badly mauJed body of Jon
Newport Beach police. He was from custody aner posting a Setzer was found by Ronald D.
booked into city jail on the $750,000 bond. · Sipes, a nei&hbor who bad Joined
murder conspiracy warrant Also aJTesled ln the case were in the weekend search for the
which was !$sued after he and the three alleged hit men, An· child ln the Donelson area of the ~even others were indicted on thony "Little Tony" Marone, Jr., city·
multiple criminal charges by the 23, Raymond Steven Resco, 28, "This is going to be unforgetta·
OrangeCountyGrandJury. and Jerry Peter Fiori, 41, all of ble," Sipes said. "Itlalmposslble
Bail on that warrant was Huntington Beach. to describe the horror lf It all -I
orlalnally set at $500,000, but It Inveati1ators claim the trio don 'l really wantto describe it."
has been reduced to $100,000 by was blred to kU1 Bovan in retalia-Police said the boy was found ~uperior Court Judee Robert lion ror the kidnapping this sum-ln the yard of Charlie R. Smith, a
J(neeland. mer of Kulik. neighbor who owns the dog, a 6-
Pollce say they expect Richard The three men bave been iden· year·old German shepherd.
to remain in cuatody until be bas Wied u relocated federal wit· · "I think it is just a tragic thin&
been arraigned. nessa or rel&Uves of witnesaea and I don't tb1nk tt would be ap.
Richard, alao known as who were moTed lntothe Oranee proprlate to comment at this
Rashada Dev, 11 the former Cout area under aaaumed ttme:"Smlthtoldarepc)rter.
president of the LalWl• Beach namea by the U.S. Manhal's . Slpes aalcfbe joined the search
Hare Krishna Tempi,. • servlce afttt aldln& ln prosecu· for the child after bis mother
Temple offlclal1 uy, that tionofeutcout.Maftaflcurea. dlled ln an effort to locate the
Richard and blJ three business JllttOQe llDd Rele'rtwere heel younastet. Slpes aald he found
partners in the Newpcift BGcb from jail about a month art• the body, It.ripped of Ila clothing,
investment firm, Pruadam Dia· tbelr •rr••t• after postlna and ruabed tbe boy to nearby
tributing, Inc., havenotauoctat-$100,000ISOMeacb. DOrietsonHaepltaJ in bilcar.
ed with the temple for more than Flori 11 tield without ball and "I'm not sure if the boy was
a year. faces death penalty proaecuUon altve when I found him or not,"
Those business par\nets, Alex· <BeeBOVAN, Pa&e.U) Sipes said. ''His stomach.
,ander Kullk, Joseph She,ton <See MAULED. Pa1e.U)
Davis Ill and Joseph Gabriel 1,Fedorowski are accused by
police of arderine the kidnappinc
and lllllinl ot Bovan.
AD BRINGS
I Ql.JICK S4LE
"Thank you ror holplnc me sell my IOf e," the TUsUn houaewile
aald.
• "I tried another Santa Ana
paper and a •hopper and 1ot no
ruulta."
• Here's Uao Dally Pllot
claullled ad that 1par1ctd the
aal•:
don't bow how we would have
made It tbroulb Cbriatmu ...
Schenk hu wor~ed on publicity
on a part·thne baal1 for tbe
Caplatrano-La1una Beach
Re1lonal Occupatfooal Pro1.r.m
over the put two yean. A recem
change in the grogram '• ad•
mlnlstraUon led '° hla restp ..
tlon. H• bu also worked part·UIDt
at Saddleba~t COl!el• ln Millloll VleJo, t.eaeblna pblJoaopby. Tbe "
number ot phllolopby 1tudentt
1'U down Qm term, howev•b\:= fuU·tlme lnttructon are taac
th• redUC*l number of clua•.
kheu aald ... hopes to teach
•lain 1n the 1pnn1 anCI li loOldDC
lot: a new rJbBc NliatlOOI Jo~ kheu 1 accent Mtt111 Ida
Aunrta Ortllm. uU.OU1b be blia
LONDON CAP> -Lady
Spencer Churchill, 92, widow of
Britain •s wartime leader Sir
Winston Churchill, died today at
her home iD London after a heart
attack.
Her grandson. Winston Churchill, who announced her
death, said she was lunching with
her secretary when stricken.
Lady Spencer Churcblll,
named Clementine but
nicknamed "Clemmie" by Sir
Winston, began auclionlng bis
paintings and other family
heirlooms quietly this year to
help meetexpenaes.
She had been ln falling health
several years and progressively
retreated into seclu.siQn slnce the
death in 1965 of her husband of 57
years. He was 90 at bis death.
µast July she underwent ab-
dominal aw«•l'Y at Kin" Edward Vil 11 .... tat tD London. Tbe
r~ason (or the operation waa Mfff--~C. ataoe•~ Wrltoa• 1u11eated.
special legialadoo oir an appeal to
proride tor ber needs. but abe
saJd ahe deRlOl'ed any such Idea
and It was dropped.
Lady Spencer Churchill was
born Aprll J.. 1885 to Sir Henry
Hoder and Lady Blanche Hotier.
Her mother was descended from
AP ........
CHURCllU. WIDOW DIES
L•dy Spene• Churchln
a lone line of British earls, as
was Sir Winston - a .crandson of the DukeofMarlborough.
By all accounts.. it was love al
SA Seeks Damages
ID Obscenity.Trial
The City of Santa Ana will seek
damages of nearly $500,000 in the
useaament phase of the Orange
County Superior Court obscenity
trial involving movies screened
al the Mitchell Brothers Honer
Plaza theater.
Attotney James Clancy, who
successfully represented the city
in its claim that Artie and James
Mitchell screened obscene mov·
tea at their theater, said the
damaces sought are equal to box
offtce receipt.a at the theater dur-
ln1 the two-year period in which
tbe movies were shown.
The jury ln actlne Superior
Court Judie Marvin G. Weeks'
courtroom -ed the flrsl phase of tbe trial Jut week by ruling
that 11of17 movies viewed by the
panel areoblcene.
It wu noted ln the verdict that
the Jury considered four of the
movles ta be not obecene. It could
not reach a verdict on two other
X-ratedfilma.
The verdict includ~ the jury's
recommendation tbat the
Mitchell brothers theater should
be condemned as a ~ubllc
nuisance, a finding that may lead
to closure of the facWty.
But it was bualnesa as usual at
the Honer Pla.ia theat.el' today
with screenings of two more X·
rated films. "Jallbait" and
"Midnight Hustle."
Clancy explained in court that
closure action cannot be taken
until Judge Ween confirms the
nnal verdict after the damages
phase of the trial.
"It might well be at that time
that we can close the theater," he
said. "We certainly hope so."
Attorney Joseph Rhine, who
represented the Mitchell
brothers ln the trial, said he in·
tends to appeal the jury's ob-
scenity finding.
LB Man Plea&
Innocent to
Bhulgeoning
A 24-year-old Laeuna Beach
cabinet maker ent.ered a plea
of innocent Friday in South
Orance County Municipal Court
in the bludaeon murder July 36 of
a Laauna Beach man.
James Earl Scramlin, who
llv~s with hit p_arenta at 425 Panorama Drive •. Lac_una Beach,
was arrested ata Laauna Canyon
Road woodwork ahop Wedntlday
bJ Laiun• Buch police in·
ve1t11atots. Scramlln ii belnC charsed with
th bludaeon murder last sum·
mer of Albert Daniel Wlllard, 89,
whose nude body was found ln bll
home at 861 Crestview Drtve by a
friend th.tee dayl after b• WU
killed.
• The frienidi beeame concerned
whn Willard tailed to koep •din·
ner Ollllltm.ft~
Scramlln wa• a lon1-tlm•
fde'l\d ol Wlllatd, • reUred C.OUt
auard lleutnant commander,
aald Doll Geno Brooks.
raidUD a.. btlnl held In U u ot
,OIO ball at Oran1e ~ Jail. • •
firs t sight when Clementine
Ogilvy Renier, the 23·year-old
daughter of a Draeoon Guards
colonel, and Sir Winston met at a
fashionable dinner party in 1908.
He was a 34-year·old cabinet
minister.
Churchill proposed soon after
In the gardens of Blenheim
Palace, his family's 16th century
estate. They wed Sept. 12. 1.908 at
St. Margaret's Church, London.
within sight and sound of B1g
Ben. ''I married and lived happily
ever after._" Sir Winston recalled
22 years 1ater in his autobloe·
raphy.
Their marriage produced one
son and four daughters: Ran-
dolph Churchill, a politician and
writer who died in 1968, aced 57;
Diana Churchill, twice-married.
who died in 1963 from an over.
dose of sleeping pllla; Sarah.
Churchfll• an actress; Mar1
Cburchl l, who married proml-n en t Brttfsh politician Sir
Christopher Soamea, and
Marigold Frances Churchill, who
dledataQ2. Many Britons became aware
of the elegant, dignified lady at
Churchill's side when German bombs began dropping on Lon-
<See WIDOW, PageA2)
Dolpmn Freer
Guilty of Theft
HONOLUJ..U (,\P)-Kenneth
Le Vasseur has been convicted of
theft for freeing two dolphins
from a research laboratory.
"I have always been ready to
put my llfe and my freedom on
the line for the dolphins," Le
Vasseur said outside of court.
In his testimony, Le Vasseur,
26, s aid lbe dolphins were
frustrated in the experiments,
and he could tell one of them was
on the verge of committing
suicide.
Dana High Slates
Christmas Faire
Jewelry, pottery and paintings
by Dana Hills High School stu-
dents will be bn sale Wednesday
at the school's Christmas Faire,
from 8:30 a.m to 3 p.m., 33333
Golden Lantern in Dana Point.
Singers, musicians and mimes
will provide entertainment
throushout the day, said Paul
Key, asststant principal. Addi·
Uonal information is available by
calling Dr. Key, 496-6666.
Coast
Weather
Mostly· fair through
Tuesday except late night
and early morning low
cloud.I. Lows tooi&bt upper
40a to low !50s. HJfha Tues··
day upper60s andlow70s.
INSIDE TODA 'Y
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LOS ANGELES (AP) -Fifty.
flve detectives are worldn& full
Ume on the ff.HJ.side Straqler
case, trying to find the ltlller or
If illers who lefl the bodles of 10
young women scattered ~n
secluded hillsides throughout tlie
clty.
And they're belne aided -or
hampered -by thouunds of
part-time detectives, the
barben;, mailmen, secretaries,
shoe salesmen and the lady next.
door.
Everybody ls talldne about the
stnnsler. Everybody has a
theory. II any are dreamJ.n1
about the reward, now totalln&
$150,000.
One night lut week a woman
looked in her rear vlew mirror
and saw a car following ber. She
speeded up. He speeded up. The
strangler, abe thought to beraetr
as she fioored the gas pedal and
raced at speeds Op to 80 mph lo a
friend's )Jome. .
She screeched to a halt lo front
DlllY .......... ~ SANTA CLAUS DIDN'T ARRIVE BY SLEIGH
Scholar Johann Schenk la Glad of Temporary Job
E'rOtllPageAl
SANTA NEEDS HELP. • • ftung.ary, where they bad a
three.year respite before
escalating fightin& drove them lo
a perilous flight south through .
the Holy Land lo Egypt, where
Lhey boarded a treighter for New
York ..
The American oil company had
arranged ror the freighter lo pick
up the refugees after it unloaded
ils cargo or artillery in Suez ror
Montgomery's African troops.
The plan was to return to the
United Stales via Rangoon,
Burma, where the ship would
take on board teakwood and
cobalt. The ship's captain felt un-
easy about the Japaneae position
in the Pacific, however. so he
turned the freighter west toward
New York instead.
They were approaching New
York Harbor on Dec. 7, 19'1,
when the Japanese bombed the
American fleet at Pearl Harbor.
OMNGaCOMT L/SC
DAILY PILOT
"I am not a heroic person,.,
Schenk said of hUs teaction to the
many dangers of the trip. "I
knew we could be bombed out of
the water at ant moment. But
there were so many beautlful and
exciting things that they over-
whelmed me and I forgot lo be
frightened.''
Three years arter his arrival in
New York, young Schenk was
graduated from Columbia
University and went to work with
his father for the oil company.
Four years later be was back
in school, eflrning a Yale
University maater'11 degree in
divinity prior to his ordination as
an Episcopal priest. After 16
years in the minialrft be.decided
to teaeb and eamea two addi·
tional master's desrees. In 1972
he married a New York artist.
and the newlywed.I declded to
settle in CallfornJa, where win·
· ter;i are mild and where they
could be near ?dra. Scbenlt'a
brother, a Mi.uion Viejo phyai·
clan, andbisfamily.
Times have been hard for the
Schenks lA California. Sehenk
has worked at a vartet1 ot part.
tlme Jobe -eveeytbtn1 from
teachinl coll•&• phlloaophy
cluaes to labotilll ln a pottery
lactorr to playtq Santa Claua. ·
.. HO-bo-bo, mer17 Cbriatmu*"
he 1.-.eta the claUdren wbo
cluat.r ~ laJ,m. They dO not bow th1s Sant.a Claus bas fl.nit.
habcl •toi'ki& to tell ~ Bethlehem .
and wa' •Dd ant, -and " bum~.
or her rrtend'1 house and dashed
lo tbe door. Her friend crabbed
an ax and held tbe man in his car
until police came.
Was the man the strangler?
No, he tbouaht be was chasing
the straneler. Somehow the µian
tt1ured the woman"s car
matebed tbe delCripUon of ooe
seen by a wt&oesa lo one of tbe
strangler abductions.
The man, who Ii ved 50 miles
aw.ay, aaid be was in th' area
look.Ina rqr the strangler becauae
"hi& family needed the reward
money. Sheriff's investigators in·
terviewed him and diSni1ssed hi.ni
as a "cuclcoo," Lt. Pbll Bul11n~
Hid.
One of the bi& questions tn the
cue lw bow does the strangler
pick up the victUns?
In only one case ls there a
known witness lo the abduction.
Lauren Wagner was ta.ken away
by two people who pulled behind
her car when she slopped a few
boQses from her home Nov. 28.
The w1tnea said the oar looked
somewhat like a police car.
A few days later police arr~t·
ed a man driving a car tbat
looked like an unmarked police
car. Imide they found radios
tuned lo police frequencies, a
poartable red light on the front
seat, two magnetized police de-
cals to put on the door and a blue
jacket with Los Anaeles Police
Department lettering.
Just a man who likes to play
policeman, authorities decided.
No connection lo the strangler
case.
That's just one of the theories
going around -tbat the
strangler or stranglers im-
personate police lo pick up the
victims.
The police aren't talking about
their clues and say they don't
know for sure that all 10 st.ran·
gUngs are the work of the same
killer killers.
What clues do the cocktail par-
ty detectives have?
The task force investigating
the killings has grown to 5S men
arter being set up with 2t men
Nov. 30. They have received
more than 1,000 tips called in by
citizens. Only about one-third of
those had been investigated and
dismissed by this weekend, of-
ficers said.
Arson Causes
$25,000 Loss
AtHB Church
An arsonist torched a
downtown Huntington Beach
church Sunday night, causing
$25,000 in damage lo the main
altar, firemen reported today.
Firemen doused the blaze at
about 7 p.m. The fire was ap-
parenUy touched off on a card ta-
ble in Cront of the altar ot St.
Mary's By the Sea Catholic
Church, 325 lOt.b St.
Some type ot Incendiary device
was used lo start the fire in an
Advent wreath made of pine
boughs which was placed on a ta-
ble for services earlier in the
day, said fire inspector Gary
Glenn.
Tbe church was unoccupied
and unlocked when the fire
began. No one was seen or beard
al the time of the blue, Glenn
said.
Father Denis Lyons, pastor of
the churcb, formerly called Sts.
Simon and Jude Church, said
another arson attempt occurred
near the altar within the past
year.
Glenn said there appears to be
no motive ror the most r~nt
ar,Qn other than malicious mis·
chief.
Services will continue to be
held In the church, Father Lyons
said.
fi'ro91 Page Al
UBEL •••
and Robert H. White.Stevens,
professor of biology at Rutgers
University.
Becauae their libel suit Pi·•
volved lndlvtduila and ore~
tion1 from various states, it was
tried In federal court, wltb U.S.
District Judie CbarlH M.
MlboerctN .. Yorkprealdln& • •
The JUl'1 awan:hd '21.ooo' in
oCHQpenaato17. dun•• .. to Ectwardt AQd '20,ooo eacb to
JukH and Wblte.steveDJJ after
flndtn1 tbat the 1olenU1t1 proye4 ''utual mallce,. by tbe
AudubcoSocJety and the l"lmea.
Make Tlaat 1~602
Walter Davidson. 98, and Carolina
Norwood, 96, clink paper cups of punch to
toast fourth anniversary of Laguna
Beach's TLC (Transportation, Lunch.
Counseling) program. More than 21,2QO
seniors have participated in the program.
and Project TLC o!f icials say they expect • more than 16,500 lunches will have been aervedbyyear'send.
SA Fire Kil& Man, 37
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One man died and two men .
were injured Sunday morning
when fire swept throup a Santa
Ana home, fire officials reported.
The two survivors of tbe bhaze
at 131' N. Flower St. were pulled
to safety by passoraby who
knocked down the two·story
home's front door when they
spotted the fire and the two
men's struuJe lo escape the ln·
femo. •.
But Joseph P. Casey Jr., 37,
died in the fire.
Casey lived at the Flower
Street address. the other two
men inside the house when it
caught fire, Daniel Woods, 20, of
Long Beach, and Robert Noll, 27,
of Los Angeles, were visitors.
Frotta Page Al
BOVAN •••
in the case.
Three or the POI partners -
Kulik, Davis and Richard -have
been arrested. Davis, who was
arrested in Ball and brought
b&clc last week lo face charges,
was freed after his bail wu re·
duced lo$100,000.
Still at large are Kulik's wife,
Elsie, and the last .POI partner,
Fedorowski.
The six suspects are scheduled
to stand trial Jan. 23 in Judge
Koeeland's Ci)urt.
Amvet Blaze
Came Probed
SAN DIEGO (AP) -In·
vestigators are sifting the ashes
of the downtown Amvets Thrift
Shop to determine what caused a
blaze that injured two fire
fighters and did an estimated
$600,000damage.
Firemen Walt Able. 43, who
suffered a twisted hip and Larry
Hume, 30, who suffered first
deeree burns on the ri&bt side of
his head, were taken to hospital&.
Hume wu admitted to Centre Ci·
ty Hospital in good condition.
Fifty fire fighters batlled the
flames for nearly three hours
early Saturday.
Wooda waa taken to UCI
Medjctal c;entet wht$ he is C&lll
undere~ treat.Q:lent for: smoke inhalat1~ Q welt aa fdr •eeood
and tblid de..-ee bw:u atioUt bis
hands and arn:as, a~cordilll lo nre offlcta11.
NoU w-.s Sreated at Ul•lJledica1
center for am6ke lntiaJ&dOn and
then released.
Witnesaes told fire officials WIDOW that it was tbfee.men wboJKllled · • • •
Woods. NoU to aality ifter
knocilng tbe door down.
But, the officials were told, the
U1ree rescuers were unable lo
make their way lo th~ b,urnin1
home's second floor where Casey
was trapped.
OUicials said it look about 30
minutes to b~ the blaze under
FirmSeeb
IAFlighu
LONDON (AP) -Laker
AiFways ~d today it BP·
plied to Britalb's ClvJI A viaUon .Authority !or a
llcen1e to tiyi, t)i!> JAmdon, •
Loa Angele~u:oute.
The airline said it wants
to run daily flights. A
ticket to Los Aneeles would
cost $206 and a ticket lo
London $250, a dlfference •
resulting from currency
translation.
Laker said the fare
would be fess than half the
current lowest scheduled winter~onomytare.
Bilingual Election
Inspectors· Sought
Sao Juan C~pistrano's city
clerk ls seeking bWnguaJ resi-
dents to function as election of·
ficers March 7.
Each of 18 city polling places
will have an inspector, a judge
and two clerks. Jud1e1 and
clerks receive $30 for the day
while inspectors are paid S35. In-
terested San Juan reeistered
voters should phone 49lH171 for
more lntormaUon.
don 1n the blitz ot 19'0.
In a broadcut to Iodla, she
said: ''I must admit I find life in
Entland today absol~y tbrill-
ine. I am 1lad to be alive at this
great moment in our history ...
She visited air raid shelters,
bombed-out toWDJ, public soup
kitcbena and other wartime
s(;enes.
She was conaldered one of Bri·
taln 's ablest woman speakers
and Churchill aave aerious con·
slderaUon lo her advice on his
oratqry and aclmowled1ed hia
debt lo her aid for that and more.
"It would have been lmpossi.
ble ror HJ ordfnary mu to have
got through what I have had to
get throtag11 in peace and war
1'ithout bu ~evoted aid.'' Sir ..
Wtnatoa sal4at war'• end.
From Page Al
MAULED .••
shoulder and hip were badly
punctured."
Nickens said the dog was taken
to the city dog pound after Us
stomach was pumped by a
veterinarian who found human
hair in the dog's stomach.
''I 'm prelty sure the dogwm be
destroyed," the police Officer
said. "You can't really blame the
dog, but what else are you going
to do with him?"
Friends and family members
nocked lo the Setzers' home Le,
console the couple, who have two
other children.
Suicide Suspected
SAN FRANCISCO CA~) -
Authorities aay the body of a man
round floating in the moat around
the Golden Gate Bridie's south
tower is apparently the bridge's
632nd victim.
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VOL 70, NO. ~6, 3 SECTIONS, 26 PAGES MO~DAY, DECEMBER 12, 1977 N TEN CENTSl
!Jjvert, Connors · tLUit N.9, KU, Nupt~ls
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BJ DAVE CUNNINGHAM 'fjliitMIY ,_Mailf 'l'eaDJa star Chris Evert said to-day there is Do truth to the rumor
that abe and Jimmy Connon are
secret!~ marriPJl and honey·
mooning In Newport Beach.
Evert and Connors are staying
at the Newporter Inn. Registra-
tion was under Connors' name.
"No, we 're not married and we.
have no plans t;<> get married,"
.. • 4fi ~
Miss Evert aaid. 0 1 don't lmo\v
bow these rumors 1et aiartedr but
you can deny them now. It un't
true." · Tennis star Connors, asked tt
be and Evert were married, aald
brusquely, "You guys can write
whatever you want to." Then be
turned and walked off.
Connors and Miss Evert
checked into the Newport.er IM
Grapes Ptttk a Pun~h
Friday and were dae to leave
Sl.Uld&Y ,-but they atued throulh
today. Tbdr praeace became
publicly known when Uaey
showed up at nearby John Wa.Yne
Tennis Club duriq tbe weekend
to practice.
A sign greeted Miss gvert and,
Connors at center cQurt of the
tennis club. It read, "Welcome
Chris and Jim Connors." The . .
A bilingual sign in Episkopi, Cyprus ,
means just what it says: Grape juice can
be a hazard to runners like Royal Ail"
Force Cpl. Kenneth Vooght or to vehicles
along the Paphos-Limassol Road ... The
warning was posted because the road is
used by trucks c~ing ripe grapes for
wtnemaking, and the jute~ oozina from the
trucks, can make the road slippery.
~ l Hunt Widell8
For Slayer
Mesa Leader Sues . . .
SchOols Ovei-Thefts I
HBMan
Police are widening their
anhunt today for the killer of
erald Bernard Dietz, 32, of Hun·
gton Beach who was shot three
mes in the chest during an
rgument in his apartment Fri-
ay night.
Dietz wu reportedly babysit·
Ung a six-year·old neighbor boy
!Who heard the argument and
•shots fired . The child was
watching television in a room in
the dead man's apartment at
16881 Newland St., according to
police Set. Lui! Ochoa.
The boy ran from the television room jlJld tried to aid the dying
man, Ochoa said. The lad then
ran across the street and brought
a neighbor back to the scene of
the slaytn1 at about 8: 15 p. m.
Oranae Countv coroner'.s in· vestigators pronounced Dlel:z.
dead al the scene.
The boy may have been the on-
ly person to see the suspect who
.was described u about 25 years
old, six feet tall with brown balr
and a beard.
, Anraction Burm
, NEW YORK (AP) -Coney
, J1land'1 massive Tornado roller
coaster burned for about an hour
before firefighters brought the
blaze under control, omcJala Hid.
The fiN began near the base of . lhe wooden 1\r\lcture and spread
qulckly. 'lbe extent of the fire
" waa not tmsnediatelt' known. ~
The fant time thieves broke in·
to the Estancia Hlgb School'
mechanics' compound and stole
$200 in parta from student David
Sorsabal's truck, bis father
picked up the lab.
When someone broke in again
over the Veterans Day weekend
and stole $700 worth of equipment
from the truck young Sorsabal
was working on for a claas, his
fathe r decided it was time
something was done about the
school's security.
So Costa Mesa City Manager
Fred Soraabal has filed a claim
against the Newport-Mesa
Unified School District.
•'I just decided it was time
somethlng wu done," Soraabal
said today, noting that other
thefts have also been reported at
the compound, includina one
cue in which the thlevet went
joyriding in a stolen car.
He said be has suggested a
guard doe or other security
measures to protect the veJlicJes.
/"We've stepped up our police
protection on oC the area, but you
can 'l be everywhere at once,"
Sorsabal said.
Sorsabal's claim la expected to
be routinely denied by school
trustees Tuesday ntcht.
Trustees, u is their cuatom, will
tlten ref er lt to the school db-
trlct'a lnsurance company.
6th Bovan Suspect
•
Arraignment ~lated
Arral1nm·ent II scheduled
Tuesday tn Oran1e County
Superior Court for ~
Christopher Richard, the
suspect now btld bl the slaJlQa ot
Stephen Jobn Bovan of Fountain
Valley.
Rf chard surrendered Friday to
Newport Beach police. He wu
booked into clty Jail on the
murder cota1ptracy warrant
which wes liaued after ht and
seven others were lndJcted on.
multiple crisnlnal cbar1e1 by the
Oranae COuntJ Gralld Jury.
Bail oD tbat warraqt was
orlalnally set at $500,000, but It. hu been reduced to SlOO 000 by.
Superior Court Judte .. rt
Kneeland.
Police 1ay they ext*t Richard to rem.in in custody.
sip may have elven birth to
rumors that Mila Evert's last
name la now Connors.
Jorie Oce1ateda, a main·
tenance man who put up the sip,
said the wording was elven to
him by Kathy Willoo, the club's
aocialclirector.
"We weren't calling her Mn.
Connon." Ms. Wilaon said. "Tbe
boas just told us to put up a
welcome slgn and that'i what we
did."
Thla momlnc the slp wu
cbanaed to read, .. Welcodle
Chris Evert and Jimmy Con·
nota.''
Miss Evert wu reached at the
hotel today. She said their plans
were indefinite but that mar·
riage wun't amona them.
Choice Looms·
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NB Council to Sekct Plitnner
By JOANNE REYNO~ Of .. ~,.... ....
Newport Beach city coun·
cilmen tonltbt will be uked to
select from two nominees for tbe
slncte opentnc on the city Plan·
Dini Commission.
Councilmen will have to choose between Tlm Haidlnaer and
Helen McLaughlin to fill the
vacancy created by the forced re-
signation of Larry Lynch.
Both names will be put before
councUmen by the three-member
Appointments Committee wblcb
apparently has been unable to
Media Rule·
Uplwhl
By Court
WASHINGTON CAP) -The
U .s. Supreme Court let stand
today a &Qwer court 'a dectaiott tbro.,....._. • •1,000 libel awar4 aiatnst Tbe New York
1'ilUa..., Ule NllUcliaal 1'udubGG
Soclet)',
The Jmtlct1 ntuaecl to review
a rullnc by tbe 2nd u .s. Circuit
Court al Appeals cbaractertzed
as .. in every way a land.mark" on
the right to report serious
cbar1es against public figures.
The court's actJoo sets no legal
precedent. but courts in tbe 2nd
Clrcult, encompa11ln1 New
York, Connecticut and Vermont,
and elsewhere in the COUDlrY mQ' rely on tbe appeaJa court
reuoalng bl dedd1nC future libel
su.ita. If -. public figures eoa1d
find ltmore difficult toaucceed in
aueb claima.
The cue considered by the
justlces t:Qday eentered on a tm
article in· the Times reporting
tbar tbe Audubon Society
charted five prominent sclen·
Usta wttb lytnc about the effects
of pesticida on American birds.
The IOC!ety lq bu been an
outapoten oppooent ot tbe uae ot
the pesticide DDTr clalmtn1 it is
estremely barmfw to bird.a.
Three ldentilta named in the
Times arUde •Red for libel. a1'ld
were awarded Nl,000 by a
federal trial Jury in earl119'1e.
Lut Mat, however, the ap.
peel• court overturned the
award.
1l nded: "What ls newsworthy
alH>Pt tucla &C!CUSaUons la that
tb~y "ere made. We do not
beUeve Uiat the preu may be re-quired under the Fint Amend·
meat to avppreas newsworthy
atattmenta merely because lt
bat serious ctoubta recudlna
Ulelr truU,.'' -~
N•w 'York T1sne1 attomey
FlO;Jd Abrams 1ald tbe eoutt•a ruUna that '4neutral'' rePortlnill
protected by the Pint Amend· ment •111.o tvet)' wq alaDd.mart rullnJ ...
reach a comemua on a sin&le
nominee.
Lynch waa appointed to the
commi11lon last June under
nearly ldenUcal clrcwmtanc81.
He was asked to reaip,Nov.1' after councilmen chanaid tbell'
policy recardida commlslion •Po
polntees who may bave flDaDd.al.
confllctaoflnterelt.
Lynch ls a land planner and
landaoape architect whole ftrm
bu contra.ct. witb the lrvlDe
Company.
At the time he wu appointed.
there were two appointment& to
•
be made.
Normally, councilmen get a
single nomination !or each
vacancy from the three-member council Appointments Committee
and vote the nominee tnto Office unanlm~ly in a pro forma pro-
cess.
Lut June. tile commJttee co•
posed of Councilmen Don Mein•
ni1, Lucille Kuehn and Paul
Byckoff could not reach a con·
1en1u1, 10 four names were
placed in nomination for the two
vacanclee. The councU conducted.
• (See PJANNER. Pa'e AZ)
Ueedlw~llldoa
Churchill Widow,
92,DiesinLondOn
'LONDON (AP) -Laa1
Spencer a.-ehW. ~ wl4ow of
Britain'• wartimt leader Sil'
Wlmton QsarddD, died to4e7 at
her llowlll' .... after • .,...
attack.
Her arandaon. Wlneton Churchill, who umounced her
deatb. nld abewaa tunchlngwith
heraeeret,arywbellstrickeo.
Lady Spencer Churchill,
named Clementine but
nicknamed 0 Clemmie" by Slr
Winatoa, began auctioning hi.a
patntlnca and other f amlly
helrlOOIDI quietly tb1s 7ear to
help meetexpeme1.
Sbe bad been in falllnl health several yean 8JJd procrealvely
retreated Into MClmton since the
death in Im of her husband of 61
years. He waa 90 at bis death.
Laat July abe underwent ab-
dominal 1uriery at Kin« Edw..-.1 VII Hespltal In London. The reuoD for the operation wu
never snade ~ubllc.
Shocked Britons sucgested
s~ial leglalatlon or an appeal to
provide for ber aeeds, but abe
said abe deplored any 1ucb Idea
and 1t was dropped.
• Lady Spencer Cburc:hUJ WU
born April 1, 1815 to Slr Henry
Hoiter and Lady Blanche Hosler.
Her mother wu descended from
X•rated Films
a Jone line ot BriUsh earls, as
wa1 Sir WJmton -a irancUoll of the Du.keof Marlborou;b.
By all accounts, it was love at
(See WIDOW, Page AZ)
Santa Ana Seeks
$5(}(),000 Fine
with screentnp ol two more X·
rated lllms. ''Jallball" and
0 ¥ldnI,iitHuatle.,.
Weather
Mo1t11' fair tbrougb
Tueaday except late nllbt
and early mornlo~ low
c:louda. tOwa tonl&ht upper
409 to low ans. Rltbs 'I'Ues·
day up~ Md Jow 70.. •
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, BJ JOANNE REYNOLDS Ottl!l.IMll't ..........
"Newport Beach, with lu •~·
pensive homes, la increasingly
eomtne under fire because,
uitica say, there are 10 few
placea ln tbe city where low Jg .. come famlllea ~ao f{nd alford-
ablehouslng.
The critics charge the Jack of
inexpenalve houaln.I la the fault
of city IOHrnment. In recent
state ANemblY beartna1 ln Santa
Ana an ad\'OOate of low·lncome
houatJll ·aald Newport la a city
••lackinl ln will" to UM federal
funds to supply the needed unit.a.
The cbarse wu leveled not Jona aft.er a city COUACll meetln' at wblcb councilmen dedded to
or,anize other Orange County
ciUea a•alnal what they viewed
as federal incursion against city
authority.
They angrily accused a federal
agency of usurping land use de-
cisions - a city job -by rorcln1
the city to 1upply a 1iven number
or units for low income famillea.
Councilmen contend it ls simp-ly not in their power to interfere
in the real estate market place ln
providin' housing for people who
couldn't otherwise afford to live
in Newport.
The philosophy ls that if they
<;an't pay the rent )>.ere, let them
Finn Seeks
L4Flighu
LONDON CAP) -Laker
Airways said today it ap.
plied to Britain's Civil
Aviation Authority for a
license to fly the London-
Los An&elea route.
The airline said it wants
to run daily flights. A
ticket to Los Angeles would
cost $206 and a ticket to
London $250, a difference
resulting from currency
translation.
Laker said the fare
would be less thun half the
current lowest scheduled
winter economy fare.
Fl'Yftl Po8t8
. Bail in 'Cure'-
RIVERSIDE CAP) -Larry
Flynt, the publisher or Hustler
magazine, bas posted bail tor a
man under indictment in con.oec-
\ion with an alleged cancer cure
consisting or a diet of lemon Julee
and distilled water.
Flynt, convicted in a Cincin-
nati court last February on
charges or pandertn1 obscenity
by pub~hlng HusUer, aald he
guaranteed the $40,000 bail for.
Carey Reams because be
believes in the controversial
dietary treatment Reama created. ·
In a telephone interview f't'om
hia Colorado Spring• home, Flynt
t.old the Riverside Pre11·
Enterprise that he was "Interest.
ed in .Reama becauae hla work
was being done in God'• name.''
live el'.iewhere.
OpPoDeDta of thl1 ltne or
thoq!lt, •ucla H the Orange
County Housing Coalltlon, an ad-
vocacy P'OUP for housint• point
oui tbat both the hlCleral and 1tate aovenunent say otherwlH and
because the city use. a lot or
federal and state money, the mus·
cle exisll t.o force the council to
provide that bouain1.
The primary l"ver against city .
raist.eqce, ta tbe dty'a •PeUca·
Uon. fQr a federal Commmill.y
Develbpment Grant.
The funds, wblcb were 1lveii
out by the federal Department of
Houllna and Urban Development
·have broueht sometb.J.q more
than '900,000 to the city ln the
past three years. That mone1 baa
been used lo provide the senior
citizen center located al Fifth ad
Marguerite avenues in Corona
delMar. • Since the money came from
the department whicb ii lnYoh<ed
1n ~ing, part or the applica-
tion required the city to took at lta
census figures and identify bow
many people in the city are con-
sidered to be in the low income
cat.e1ory. That fl1ure, which ts bued on
a median income figure ror all of
Oranae Coqnty, ranges from an.
annual fi&ure of less than $8,000
E ..... PageAl
WIDOW ••.
fint 1leht when Clementine
Ogilvy Hazier. the 23-year-old
daupter ~ a Dragoon Guards
• colonel, and Sir Winston met at a
f asbionable dlnDer party to 1908.
He was a 34-year-old cabinet
minister.
Churchill proposed soon after
in the gardens of Blenheim
Palace, his family's 16th century
· eatate. They wed sept. 1.2, 1908 at
St. Margaret's Church, London,
within sight and sound of Big
Ben.
"I married and lived happily
ever after " Sir Winston recalled .
22 years iater in his autobiog.
raphy.
Their marriage produced one
son and four dauehters: Ran·
dolph Churchill, a politician and
writer who died in 1968, aged 57;
Diana Church.ill, twice-married,
who died ln 1963 from an over-
dose of 1leepin1 pills; Sarah
Cburchlll. an actreaa; Mary
Cburcbill, wbo married promi·
nent ltrltlsh· politletsn Sir
Christopher Soames, and
Maril(old Frances Churchill, who
died at aJ{e 2. Many Britons became aware
of the elegant, dignified lady at
Churcbill's side when German
bombs began dropping on Lon-
don in the blitz of 1940.
In a broadcast to India, she
said : "I must admit I fmd life in
England today absolutely thrill-
ing. I am glad t.o be alive at this •
ireat moment In our bl.story."
She viJited air raid shelters,
bombed-out towns, public soup
kitchens and other wartime
scenes.
Sbe was considered one of Bri-
tai.nls ablest woman Jpeakers and Churchill gave serious con-
sideration to her advice on his
oratory and acknowled«ed his
debttoberaid lorthatand more.
YMCA Offers
Ca~pProgram
"It would have been hnpossi-
ble for any ordinary man to have
got. through what I bave bad to
gel through in peace and war
without her devoted aid,'' Sir
Wln•ton said at war's end.
The Orance Cout YMCA In
Newport Beach wUl offer a Day
Camp program Dec. 19·30,
divided into two levels.
The camp will be held from 9
a.m. lo4 p.m. daily
The "Kid Kamp," for srades
one throuah five, will reature
crafts, games and trips to Knott'a
Berry Farm and the Laruna
Beach Children's Theater.
The "Go Camp" proaram, for
grades six and nven wlll
feature movies, roller skaUne
and a trip to Mqic Mountain.
Additional lnfor111atlon la
available by calliDa 6'2·_.,· . -.. --.. .. -~.
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Woman Held
in Slaying
PASADENA CAP~ -A Sl· year-ofd woman allegedly shot
and killed the man she lived with,
then told police 1be bad mlataken
blm for an intruaot, authorities
· alld.
Police said they booked Betty
Lee Price late Sunday for in·
veaU,aUon of murder In the
deatbotClevelend Owem. a1. who shared Mi home.
The woman told POlJce U. bad
come home around 10 p.~. &.m·
day when ahe heard nolH• and
•••• ~in tbo kitchen. She
sald ahe tot • .22.eallbe.r plttol
froQl the bed.room and fired
several abota at tbe flpre, which
turned out to bia Ow~. police re· pofted.
for the elderly o.nd bandicapl:d
l4> t.o a high of *15,000 for faml s • ol more than five people. .
• In the appUcatlon1 Newport
Beach clt1 ofncialt-Mt a goal of
586 unit.. Thia me• the cl'-,. wlll
try lo do· wbat (~ ean ao lh•t in
three yean tbef8 wlll be 586 untt1
that low-income families can af-ford.
The emphuia 11 on the word
try. City offtcial.I HY a coat 11
somethine to attempt. .Pedf;ral
omcial• are lncreuin;ly aayillg
a soal 11 wbat bas to be aohleTtd.
Slnce fl1.lng the oristnat grant
apPUcation in 1974, there are two
things the city bH done to
facilitate bouaing for low in-come familes. ·
Councllmen approvect·a zoning
variance on a portion of the
property owned by the Lutheran
Church or the Muter in Corona
del Mar.
Church officials are hopeful of
reeeivtna a federal grant to build a 100.unll apartment complex for
the elderly next to their church.
The city is also participating in
locating housine for residents
through the Orange Cowrty Hous-1.na Authority. allboqb the city
· ii QOt an official member of the
authority.
City councilmen say they are
willing t.o do what tltey can to en-
couraae private builders lo use
federal prosrams lo build or pro-
duce cheap housing.
But they acknowledge that pro-
perty values in Newport Beach
make such projects almost
economicallJ impossible.
For builders, the ptice of land
and the coat of buildini fa so high
that federal buildlne subsidies
are simply inadequate.
Federal rent aubJicilea don't rare much better. HUD will sub-
sidize pqrt1ona of rents raneing
from $181 a month !or a bachelor
unit lo $379 for a four bedroom.
Generally, rents are so high in
Newport that few units qualify
for those subsidies.
Councn sentiment on the issue
is divided. ,
One faction would like to main·
taln a strict hands-ofr. policy.
Councilman Paul Ryckofr, for
one, has consistently opposed the
federal grant used for the senior
citizen center becawse otthe hous-
ing requirement and other ••str-
ings" attached lo it.
The opposing view ls that the ci-
ty has taken so many federal and.
#!late er~i. .wtth Uw.~ame Jtr; lnla. The Community I)evelop ..
ment grant hardl)' makes any dif1 ference
Lucille Ku ehn. often the ad-•
vocate of city involvement in·
housing. says she thinks most peo-;
pie prefer to Live In a community
Wlth a d1vers1ty or life styles a nd
incomes. An economically
homohenous community is boring
and stifling.
Those two views are likely lo
clash on Dec. 19 when coun-
cilmen will discuss the possiblily
of applying for yet another year
oflundlng from the HUD grant.
'
Not only is there likely to be de-
bate about whether or not to app-·
ly for the funds, there is likely to
be a dispute over how lo use the
funds.
With the senior citizen center
funding completed, there are
other projects -such as housing
-to which those !unds could be
directed.
Four NB Men.
Freed on Bail·
Four Newport Beach mien
jailed Friday on narcotic;
chargee, have been freed after
posting $1,000 bail each.
The four men were arrested
when Newport Beach in·
veatlgators served a search war.
rant on a home at 5009~ River
Ave. and allegedly round small
quanUUes of metbaqualone, a
strong mu..cle relaxant, marl-
.Juana and cocaine.
An"eated were John Louis
Giordano, 22, of the River
Avenue address wbo was booked
on a charce of possession of co-
caine for aale; Keith J>ouilu
Haaf, fllJd Lowell Jon Waper,ot
the same address wbo were
booked on a charge of poueuloa
of metbaqualone and Dennis
Norman Ferguson of 5511 W.
Ocean Front, who waa booked on
an ldent.ical charfe.
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The California Suprem~ Court has re-
leased this official pictl1re of the court
followinJ the addition of three new mem-
bers. From left. front row, are Assl>Ciate.
Justice Mathew Tobriner, Chief Justice
Rose Bird and Associate Justi.ce Stan1e~,
Mosk. Stand.ulg are Associate Justices
Wiley Manuel, William P. Clark Jr .•
Frank K. Richardson and Ftank C • Newman.
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5 CARS •••
Oyaas said he would be checking
the parking arranaements
personally.
After bis battle with the City
of Costa Mesa, Soffer, owner of
Sid's Blue Beet rataurant in
Newport Beach, says he's a bit
senaiUve about having bis cars
the subject of Q'lunicipal action.
"I think lhe city of Newport
Beach could have bandied this a
lot better," be commented. "No
one in their riaht mind aoea to
see their can ever)' day to see if
they'vemovedthe1treetonyou.••
Soifer wen a recent round with
the Clty of ea.ta Kesa when city
councilmen admitted the city
acted incorrec:Uy ln towing awll)'
three can from h1a bome at 900
Arbor St.
Meeting F e~es
lORetired
N-M Employees
Ten retiring Newport-Men
Unified School Dhtrlct
e019loyees with from Mven to 3>
years ot service will be honored
by school trustees Tuesday niaht.
The meetinit will be_gin at 7: 30
p. m . in Costa Mesa City <.;ouncu chambers.
Honored will be Frank Frazier,
transportation 1upervisor, 30
years : Donald Ensign, garage
s upervisor, 29 years ; John
Feele y, grounds keeper , 19
years; Katherine Zlmmann,
cafeteria helper, lS years; and
Donald Maher, head custodian,
14 years.
Al!lo lo be honored are WUIJam
Frink, maintenance worker, 12
y ears; Virginia Walker.
secretary, 12 years; WllHam
Houghton, custodJan, 10 years;
Arthur Johnson, heating and ven-
tilation mechanic, nine years·
and Chester Langan, purehaslng
supervisor, •even years
Troops Fight Fires
LONDON CAP) -Troops and
striking firemen joined forcea
early today lo fiebt a !ire at a
hospital ln the M-.nche1ter area
while ln London two men died in
fires in their homes. A police
spokesman said no one was in-
jured in the hospital blaze.
•
NB HoUsing Density
Discussion Resunies
Newport Beach cUy eoun·
cilmen will wrestle agaln tootiht
with a Pl'Ol>Olal to cbanl(e the
system for calculatinl ~
density in atngJe family home
nelghborbooda from a erou acre
method toa net acre one.
The proposal will come berore
eouncUmen In the form of two
amendmmta to the clty'a 1enera1
plan -amendments pl"OPC>Hd by
City (".oundlm•n Paul RJckclft.
Cou.adlmen d.iaeuued the pro-
posal two months a19 during the
last bearings oo general plan
amendments, but the cb.anee was
killed at that time.
Councilmen indicated they v~
e d aeainst Ry~koff's plan
because they believed what was
presented as one amendment
should have been split into two.
So Ryckoff separated the items
and submitted them to the plan-
nina commission.
Commissioners voted NotJ. 17
to delay action on the items until
February 1978 when a com-
prehensive revision of the city's
general plan will be taken up.
However, oo Nov. 28, coun-
cilmen decided to conctµct the
hearines on Ryckofrs ptoposal
u soon as poul~li
Currently when ehlcUtaUog the
density of a project, city officials
use the total acreage of the
parcel in question.
Cigarette Set
NB Trash Fire
Newport Beach firemen said
today a smoldering trash fire
that forced the evacuation of
Blackbeard's restaurant this
weekend, was probably started by a cigarette.
The s~ rrom tbe fire, which
broke out in the women's
restroom at 9:40 p.m. Friday was
so intense t.bat three restaurant
employea who fought the small
blaze were overcome and re·
quired medical treatment, fire
official.I said.
Firemen said Kevin Leibllng or
Newport Beacb, Ted Lommis of
Laguna Beach t.nd R. J. Smith of
Garden Gi;ove. were not serious-
ly injured in the incident.
Damage was estimated at
about$500.
What Jtyctoff woUld lite to do
is to flrst deduct land that Will 1ae
&iven up for ltreels aftd pub
and calculate the dGl.IJly based.
OD wbal'l)eft.
If that •)'Stem ts aPPlOftd.
then councilmen will bi faced
with c~g the densit)' des-ignauODi ~l h&Ye been applied
to exlstina single famll,y (R..1)
neJehborbooda.
Ryckoff'• second m~ure
would change those deslnatiom to
replect t.be new system, meaning
tbatn~currmUyllst
ed aa medium density woo.Id
become high density and those
llsled as low density would
become medium.
If approved, there would only
be a small area of Spyglass Hill
that would be deaianated low density, clty officials aay. The
rest of Ole city would be medium
and hllb density.
Opposition lo RyckoU's initial
efrort t.o have t.be amendments
enacted was based on the des-
jgnation change Jn existing
llei.tJbodlooda.
Mayor Milan Dostal said he
could not see having his nel~hborhood. Dover Shores, list-ed as mediumdeDSJty.
But Ryckoff countered that if
the neiJt}ibhood is medium densi-
ty. it ought to be noted in the
designation.
"I can't see calling Balboa
Island (where Ryckolf lives)
anything but high density,"
Ryckofl said.
Burglar Gets
$6,300 in CdM
Newport Beach detectives said
today that a kitchen window, left
open Jess than two inches.
enabled a burglar lo break lnlo a
Corona del Mar apartment and
walk off with items valued at more than $6,300.
William Gekas told police be
discovered t.he thefl Friday.
Listed as missing are a
television set, a video tape player
and cassettes, camera equip.
menl, skis and $200 in cash.
'Aft rnoon
. N.Y. Stoeks
VOL. 70, NO. 3'6, 3 SECTIONS, 26 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY,DECEMBER1~1n7 TEN CEN
I
High Cou_rt Broadens Media Reporting
WASHINGTON <AP) -The
U.S. Supreme Court let stand
today a lower court's decision
throwing out a $61,000 libel
award against The New York
Times and the National Audubon
Society.
The justices refused to review
a ruling by the 2nd U.S. Circuit
Court of Appeals characterized
as ''in every way a landmark" on
the right to report serious
,
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charges against public fi1ures.
The court's action aeta no leeal
precedent, but cowu lo the 2nd
etrcult, epcompasslnJ New
· York. Coonecticut and Vermont,
and elsewhere lD the country
may rely on the appeall court
reuontng in decidln1 future libel
suits. If so. public figures cou!d
find it more difficult to succeed in
such claims."
The case considered by the
Grapes Pack a Panela
justices today ce"tered on a urn
article 1n the Times reporting
that the Audubon Society
charged five prominent scien·
lists with lying about the effects
of pesticides on American birds .•
The society Jong has been an
outspoken opponent of the use of
the pesticld~ DDT, claiming it is
extremely harmful lo birds.
Three scientists named in the
Times article sued for libel, and
A bilingual sign in Episkopi, Cyprus,
means just whal it says: Grape juice ~M
be a hazard to runners like Royal Mr
Force Cpl. Kenneth Vooght or to vebjeies
along the Paphos-Limassol Road. The
warning was. posted because the road is
uaed by trucks curying rlpe grapes for
winemaking, and the juice, oozing from the
trucks, can make the road slippery.
6th Bovan Suspect
! Arraignment "l!ue
I Arralcnmenl is scheduled I Tuesday In Orange County
1 1Superior Court for Roy
. Christo{lher Richard, the sixth
' suspect now held in the staying of
&tephen John Bovan of Fountain
Valley.
Richard surrendered Friday to
Newport Beach police. He was
booked into city jail on the
murder conspiracy warrant
which was i!sued after he and
seven others were indicted on
multiple criminal chare~ by the
Orange County Grand Jury.
Bail on that warrant was
origlnallt set at ts00,000, but It
llaa been reduced to $100,000 by
Superior Court Judge Robert
Kneeland.
Police say they expect Richard
to remain in custody until he has
been arraigned .
Richard. also known as
Rashada Dev. is the former
president of the Laguna Beach
H2\re Krishna Temple.
Temple officials say that
Richard and bi.a three bualneas
partners in the Newport Beach
investment firm, Prasadam Dis-
tributing, Inc., have not associat·
ed with the temple for more than
a year.
Those business partners, Alex·
ander Kulik, Joseph Shelton
Oavls Ill and Joseuh Gabriel
-. (See BOV AN, Paie A%)
Arson Causes
$25,000 Loss
AtHB Church
An arsonist torched a
downtown Huntington Beach
church Sunday night, causing
$25,000 in damage to the main
attar, firemen reported today.
Firemen doused the blaze at
about 7 p.m. The fire was ap-
parently touched off on a card ta-
ble In front of the altar of St.
Mary's By the Sea Catholic
Church. 325 loth St.
Some type of incendiary device
was uaed to 1tart the fire in an
Advent wreath made of pine
boelghs ~bich was placed on a ta·
ble for services earlier in the
day, said fire inspector Gary
Glenn.
The church was unoccupied
and unlocked when the fire
began. No one was seen or heard
at the time of the blaze, Glenn
Hid. .
Father Denll Lyons, pastor or
the church, formerly called Sts.
Simon and Jude Church, said
another anon attempt occurred near the alt.er within the past
year.
Glenn said there appears to be
no rnotlve for the most recent anon other than malicious mis-
chief.
were awarded $61,000 by a
federal trial jury In early 1976.
Last May, however, the ap-
peals court overturned the
award.
It ruled: "What is newsworthy
about such accusations is that
they were made. We do not
believe \.bat the preu may be te·
quired under the First Amend-
ment to suppress newsworthy
statements merely because it
has serioua doub·ta regardlnl
their truth."
New York Times attorney
Floyd Abrams aald the court's
ruling that .. neutral" reporting la
protected by the First Amend·
ment ''I& in every way a landmark
ruling."
"Until this case, no court had
made aa clear the proposition
that when a journalist reports de-
famatory charges by one public
Winston's Widow
n1ure aeatnst another there can
be no UabWty, regardless of the
journalJal's own views ab9ut the
accuracy of the char1es • .,
Abram11ald.
The three aclentists who .ap.
pealed to tbe Supreme Court are
J. Gordon Edwards, pro!essor of
entomolo1y at San Jose State:
Thomas H. Jukes, professor of
medical physics at UC Berkely;
(See LIBEL. Paie AZ>
Lady Churchill
Dead at Age 92
LONDON CAP) -Lady
Spencer Churchill, 92, widow or
Britain's wartime leader Sir
Winston Churchill, died today at
her home in London alter a heart
attack.
Her grandson, Winston
Churchill, who announced her
death, said she was lunching with
her s~retary when stricken.
Lady Spencer Churchlll,
named Cleme ntin e but
nicknamed "Clemmie" by Sir
Winston, began auctionin1 his paintings and other family
heir!~ms quietly this year to
help meet expenses.
She had been in failing health
several years and progressively
retreated into seclusion since lhe
death in 1965 or her husband of 57
years. He was 90 at bis death.
Last July she underwent ab-
dominal 1utJleJ'Y at Kini Edward VII Hospital In London. Tl)e
rea1on. for the operation was
nevel' madepubUc.
Shocked Briton• l\ll•ea~d
............ doa Ol'U lll088i to
p.rovtde for her Deeds, but abe
said abe deplored any aucb idea
and it wa, dropped.
Lady Spencer Churchill was
born April 1, 118$ to Sir Henry
Hoder and Lady Blanche H<Wer.
Her mother was descended from
a long Une of .British earls. as
was Sir Winston -a graods<m of tbe Duke of Marlborough.
By all accounts, it was Jove at
fir1t 1l1ht when Clementine
O&Uvy Hoder, the 23-year-old
daughter of a Dragoon Guards
colonel, and Sir Winston met at a
fashionable dinner party ln 1908..
He was a 34-year-old cabinet
minister.
Churchill proposed soon alter
in the aardens of Blenheim
Palace, his family's 16th century
estate. They wed Sept. 12, 1908 at
St. Margaret's Church, London.
within slght. and sound of Big
Ben. "J married and lived happity
ever after t Sir Winston recalled
22 years 1ater in his autobiog· ·
raphy.
Their marriage produced dne
son and four daughters; Ran·
dolph Churchill, a politician and
writer who died in 1968. aged 57;
Diana Churchill, twlce·married.
who died in 1963 from an over·
doae of sleeping pills; Sarah
CburcblU, an actre11; Marye
Cburatull. who married prom.i·
nent Brltl1b poUtiolan Sir
Cbrl1topber Soamea. and
Milricold l'taDCel Cburcbill, wbo
dJedat~2. Many Britons becam9 aware
of th• etesant. dignified lady at
Churchill's aide when German
bombs began dropping on Loll·
don in the blitz of UMO.
Shoplifting 'Problem'
Rise in Thefu Plague SadtHeback Valley
By WILLIAM RODGE
Of ... Deity ...........
While the walled·ln community
of Leisure World ls relatively
crime free, a hU1e shopping mall
located across the street will
ag~ln face burglary and theft
problems th:ia Christmas season,
an Orance County Sheriff's
spokesman says.
"We'll be puttine extra people
on at the mall this year,"
Sheriff's Investigative Officer
Lt. Bob Benson explains. "But
the mall brings people from all
over the area and that creates
the potential tor ctlme.
"There will be lots of cars In
the parking Iota and aboplif\ers
w111 be goina through the stores."
sboplift1n1 baa been an in·
creasing problem In the Sad-
dleback Valley area, but Benson
believes the trend is simply a
matter of the area'• 1rowth. "When the number of new buat-
neaae1 in an area Increases, the
sbopliltlnc staU1tlcs will rlse
because there are that many
more places to do it," he ex-
plains.
Some of those shoplifting cues
are reflected in crime statistics
for the year's first 10 months.
Those figures show an increase
of 412 petty thefts above the first
10 months of last year.
The jump ln petty thefts -
while bur~Jary and grand theft ease statistics remained rel·
alively stable -is due primarily
to the "newness" of the Sad-
dle back Valley, Benson said.
"Petty theft cases will natural·
ly Increase as the number of new ·
houses in an area increases," he
said. "The newness of an area
creates situations that are con·
ducive to petty thefts
"There are cars parked on the
street because garages are
packed witb moviiig stuff mak·
ing it easy for people to steal hub-
caps,•• Benson conUnues. "And
the new construction in an area
makes it easy for people to rip off
lumber and bull din& materials
from construction sit~."
Burglaries, a stable though
conUnuln& crime problem with
over 2,000 reported south Orange
County cases in the first 10
months of the year, are another
problem in the Saddleback
Valley.
"The opportunity to commit
crime ls much greater here,"
Benson maintains. ''The houses
have all kinda or valuable t.h.in~s
in them; many people out be:re
are affluent."
The ~lmllarity between basic
home noor plans in the valley
area ,bu also contributed to
home bur&Jaries.
"Most of the homes around
here have almost identical Ooor
plans," BeMOn explains. "That
<SeeTHEFl'S, Pa•e A2)
·wedding OK'd
SA Seeking
Damage in
Movie Trial Coast
AD BRINGS Man, St.epgranny to Mar.ry .
" QlJICK SA.LE
Weather
Mo1Uy. fatr through
Tuesday except late night
and early morning low
cloud1. Lows ton.l&ht upper
40s to low l50t. Hl&M Tues··
day upper80ll ancflow TOs.
INSIDE TOB~ 'Y
•
Detective's Still Seek 'LA Strangler
.
D.ally fOI ... ltelt ......
LOS ANGELES CAP) -Fifty.
five detectives ate workinC fu.ll
time on the Hll~ide Stran&lor
case, trying to find the killer or
killers who left the bodies or 10
young women scattered on
secluded hllJaldts throughout the
city.
And they're be1ng a(ded -or
hampered -by thousands or
part-time detectives, the
barbers, mailmen, secretaries,
sboe salesmen and the lady next
door.
Everybody is talking ahout the
strangler. Everybody has a
theory. Many are dreaming
about the reward, now totaling
$150,000. One night la.st week a woman
looked i.n her rear view mirror
and saw a car following her. She
speeded up. He speeded up. The
strangler, she thought to herself
as she floored the gas pedal and
raced at speeds up to 80 mph to a
friend's home.
She screeched lo a halt in front
of her friend's house and dashed
to the door. Her friend grabbed
an ax and held the man in his car
until police came.
Was the man the strangler?
No, he thought he was chasing
the strangler. Somehow the man
figured the woman's car
matched the description of one
seen by a witness to one or the
strangler abductions.
The man, who lived SO miles
away, said he was jn the area
looking for the strangler because
his family needed the reward
money. Sheriff's investigators in-
terviewed him and dismissed hini
as a ··cuckoo,"Lt. Phil Bullington
said.
One or the big questions in the
case iw how does the strangl«
pick up the victims?
In only I one case is there a
known witness to the abduction.
Lauren Wagner was taken away
by two people who pulled behind
her car when she slopped a few
houses from her home Nov. 28.
The witness said the car looked
somewhat like a police car.
car. lnalde the.y round radios
tuned to pollce frequencies, a
poartable red llght on the lront
seal. two magnetized police de·
cals to put on the door and a blue
jacket with Los Angeles Police
DepaJlttnent letterinJ. ·
Juat a man who likes to play
policeman, authoritle1 decided.
No connection lo the strangler
case.
SA Blaze
.Kills One,
Hurts Tt«J
One man died and two men.
were Injured Sunday morning
when fire swept through a Santa
Ana home, flreofrlclala reported.
The two survivors of the blue
at 1314 N. F1ower St. were pulled
to safety by pasaersby who
knocked down tile two-story
home's front door when they
spotted the fire and the two
men's struggle to escape the in-
ferno.
But Joseph P. Casey Jr., 37,
died in the fire.
Casey lived at the Flower
Street address. The other two
men inside the house when it
caught fire, Danlel Woods, 20, of
Long Beach, and Robert Noll, 27,
of Los Arureles. were vlsltora. Woods was taken to UCI
Medical Center where be is still
underroing treatment for smoke
inhalation as well u for second
and third deeree burns about bis
handl and arms, accordine to
fire officials.
Noll waa treated at the medical
center for smoke inhalation and
then released.
Witnesses told fire officials
that it was three men who pulled
Woods and Noll to aafety after
knocking the door down.
SANT A CLAUS DIDN'T ARRIVE BY SLEIGH
Scholar Johann Schenk 11 Glad of Temporary Job
A few days later police arrest·
cd a man driving a car that
looked like an unmarked police
But, the of!iciala were told, the
three rescuers were unable to
make their way lo the burning
home's second floor where Casey
was trapped.
'Meager 1t' ages'
This Santa Needs Help
Officials said It took about 30
minutes to bring the blaze under
control after firefighters were
called to the scene ate: 12 a.m.
They estimated today that the
fire damage to the house and its
contents "might be aa high as
$80,000 or more.'•
By ANNE COOPER
Of IM 0.llY Pllet Stafl
Few Christmas shoppers in
downtown San Clemente realize
the Santa Claus ringing his bell In
front of a busy variety store 1s a
scholar. philosophy professor
and former Episcopal priest.
But Johann Schenk , 54. isn't
wearing a Santa suit because of
an overflow or Christmas sp1ril
lie needs the meager wages the
job brings.
Hts wife. Winnie, 1s within view
as he greets children outside lhe
~lore. She clerks inside. tem-
porary Christmas help and chief
bread winner or the family until
Schenk fmdi, regular work.
"W<• were awfully glad to get
the work," said Schenk of their
variety store JObs. ''Otherwise, l
don't know how we would have
made it through Christmas "
Schenk has worked on publicity
on a part-time basis for the
Capistrano-Laguna Beach
Reglonal Occupational Program
over the past two years. A recent
change in the pro~ram 's ad·
ministration led to his rcs1gna-
t1on.
He has also worked part-time
at Saddleback College in Mission
Viejo, teaching philO!>Ophy. The
number or philosophy students
was down this term, however, so
full-time instructors are teaching
the reduced number of classes.
Schenk said he hopes to teach
again in the spring and Is looking
for a new public relations job.
Schenk's accent betrays his
Austrian or\glns. althour.th he has
II ved in the United States since
1941, when he came to New York
City as an 18-year-old refugee
from Nail-dominated Europe.
The young man's odyssey from
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DAILY PILOT
Vienna, to Suda pest for three
years, and on through Eastern
Europe, the Middle East, South
Africa and finally past the Statue or Liberty in New York Harbor
has had a lasting impact on his
hfe, Schenk said .
His father was a Viennese at-
torney, employed by an
Amer ican oil firm in its Central
European headquarters before
ll1tl er'.s Germany annexed
Austria in 1938.
Schenk was in h igh school .
when the oil company moved the
family from Vienna lo Budapest.
Hungary, where they h ad a
three-year r es pite before
escalating fighting drove them to
a perilous flight south through
the Holy Land lo Egypt. where
they boarded a freighter for New
York.
The American oil company had
arranged for the freighter to pick
up the refugees after it unloaded
its cargo of artlllery In Suez for
Montgomecy's African troops.
The plan was to return to the
United States via Rangoon.
Burma, where the ship would
take on board teakwood and
cobalt. The ship's captain fell un·
easy about the Japanese position
10 the Pacific, however, so he
turned the freighter west toward
NewYorkinstead.
They were approaching New
York Harbor on Dec. 7, 1941,
when the Japanese bombed the
American fleet at Pearl Harbor.
"I am not a heroic person,"
Schenk said ot his reaction to the
many dangers of the trlp. "I
knew we could be bombed out of
the water at •ny moment. llut
there were so many beautiful and
exciting things that they over·
whelmed me and l Coraot t.o be
frightened." '
F...-PageAl
UBEL .••
Three years after his arrival In
New York, young Schenk was
graduated from Columbia
University and went to work with
his father for the oil company.
Four years later he was back
in school, earning a Yale
University master's degree in
divinity prior to his ordination as
an Episcopal priest. After 16
years m the ministry, he decided
to teach and earned two addi·
tlonal master's degrees. 1n 1972
he married a New York artist
and the newlyweds decided to
setlle in California, where win·
tcrs arc mild and where they
could be near Mrs. Schenk's
brother, a Mission Viejo physi·
clan, and hls family.
Times have been hard for the
Schenks In California. Schenk
has worked at a variety of part·
time jobs -everything from
teaching college philosophy
classes to laboring in a pottery
factory to playing Santa Claus.
"Ho-ho-ho, merry ChristmJs.'·
he greeta the chtldren who
cluster about him. They do not
know this Santa Claus has first·
hand stories to tell of Bethlehem
a nd war and want -and
humility.
X-RATED •••
recommendation that the
Mltcbell brothers theater sh<>\lld
be condemned as a pubUc
nuisance, a Cindini that may 1ead
lo closure of the f acillty.
But lt was business aa usual at
the Honer Plaza theater today
with screenings or two mor<e X·
rqied films. "Jailbait" and
"M idniahtHuslle." Clanc)' explained in court that
cloture acUOd caa:not be ~~ untll Judie WffU conftrma ,.....
·float verdict af\et' the damapa.
F,....P,.geAJ
STUDENTS
ication," be said. "I know or the
many hours of hard work you
give for the young people of thll
community."
He said the problem "seems to
be in our failure to communicate
adequately with the students."
He recommended that the
school board "engage in an in-
tense public relations program
without cllen~. to let them know
that we are the student's ad·
vocate.·•
War Threat Told
NEW YORK (AP) -A U.S.·
Soviet eonfrontaUon could be
sparked by another war in the
Middle Ea.st, President Carter's
national security adviser taid
Sunday. But Zbieniew Braninald
added on ABC'• "laaues and
Anawen" pro1ram that pro&ress
in this week'a Cairo talks could
avert aucb a confrontation.
and Robert H. White-Stevens,
professor of bioloay at Rutgen
University.
phase of the trial. . "I~ llWabl well be at that u.-r
1 that 'Ile can close the theater.•• be
t sald. "We certainly hope 10." Because their Ubel suit in· .
volved indivlduala and oraanba·
Uona from various atatea, it wu
trled In federal court, wlth U.S.
District JUdfe Charlea M.
Mehner of New York pttsldln1.
Attomey IOHPh Rblot •. whO
repre•ented th• Mltchtll
brothers 1n th• t.rlal. 11ld ht ln·
tends to apptal \he jury'• ~
acenl(yftndtfl&.
'rbe jury awVded sa1.ooo 1n
i~~::cb'~4r~:OO~'.~t U Fire KUia.Woman ~·
Jukes and \Vhit.SteveM all4r
flodlo1 that the •clenUals ' CHICAGO <AP> -An e\derlY
proved "actual mall~·· by th• woman whoeeJ•• wu thut oil .AudubonSocietyandtlla~m•. because ebe t Jed to pa)' put
• A 1984 Supremo cowi ru!ins due uW1tt bU1'•wat kllltd ln • barre'1~bUc ottlClili aod pu,.Uc fire ln bJr South Slcl• home at\w
fl u Un d a keroNM lamp uaed tor beat .. co~ui~• ~!':nc:l~ ti~e~~ and ll•IU apparently wu
l•tln1 to hl9 official coad~ct" un.-Jmockld over. aut.boriU• .aJd. A•
Jt11 it could bii proviCl ''lbat the spokesman f ot the Peopl .. Gas
a\ate111ent wu made wltb ac\ual Co. Hid 1u Hntce wu dlleoth
6Lat 1;.; ....... ... ... ..... .a tlnutd St tM home or N~ maUce-w. w, WIUJ. aftO~ -nob ........ -• ....::.! ""UI. lJ .... °'at it wu false or with reckaeiia n n .. -QP n allreprd of wbethtr jt WU f&lJ lbe owed W1'7.81 tit pat Ciut blJll
or not." . datln• beetto511bmWJ.m.:
That's just orte oC the theories
going around -that the
.sLran1ler or stranglers im·
personate police to pick up the
victlms.
The police aren't talking about
their clues and Hf they don't
know for sure that all 10 lttan·
1Ungs are the work or the aame
killer killers. .
What clues do 'the cocktail par·
ty detectives have?
The task force investlaaUng
the killings hai grown to " men after being set ui; with 29 l'Clen
Nov. 30. They have received
more than 1,000 tSP$ called in by
citizens. Only about one·thircl or
those had been iJiveaUgated and
dismissed by this weekend, of·
ficers said.
Fro• P"fl'! AJ
THEF'fS •••
make. it fairly euy for someone
to know where the rooms are in
whic'h valuabl• ltems mtcht be
kept.
"The amount of landscapine
and walls around the area also·
make tt easy for burglars to con,
ceal theh' ac:tMttes;' .. b1' aaya.
"They can be worktni on a horoe
and not even be ~lslble .~ the
nelgbb6rs."
Benson 15uggeat11 P'tafJtjng
valuable ltema t"O atlm the
posslbilley of theft.
"A lot of people wOtl't handle
merchandise. that'• mark'ed
becauae tlley can~ tel rid of It..,
he explama. "And t.ber& are also
several pamphlets .avai\able
showlnc people ho" to ~lU'e
d<>OfS and wlndowa ...
~•mphltts on aecurm. a home
or equfpment to mark valuablea
can be obtained at the south
county sheriff's sub-station,
30143 Crown Vld.Jey Parkway in
Laguna Niguel.
Wnstruction
·Plans to Get
TIUStees' Eye
Saddlebac~ Community
College Dlltrict trustees will db·
cu11 future con.sttuctiOJt projects
for the main MlUidn \11$ cam·
pu1 and the new Irvine faeUity
when they m.et at '7~ IO tonight In
the college library.
Trustees and admlnlstrators
have been discussing thetr future
building needs as part or the
preparation o! a five year plan re-
quired bytbfttate. ·
Tonighl. trustees are expected
to consider the order in which
projects should be completed.
Administrators are re.commend·
ing that a classroom b\rildini and
stadium be built on the main
campus and the first phase or the
new facility be completed during
the next fiscal year.
Another classroom building,
technology bulldiqg, student
center, completJon of the
stadium and additions to the art.
building and eymnaaium are pro-
jected for thP. main campus In
future years.
The purchase of additional
land and ~t.tucllon and ex·
P•Dlion of bU.Ud1ngs also ii pro.
pe>Sed fortbe1atelllteoampus.
In other action, tru1tees will be
asked to approv• a ttudent field
trip to Baja Calltomia and the
hiring or muaicians for a January
presentation of Man of La
Mancha.
FirmSeeki!
UFlighu
LONDON CAP> -Laker
Airways said today It ap·
plted to Brttaln 'a Civil
Aviation Authority tor a
Ucen1e to Oy the London·
Los An1eles rout~ .
The airline sa\d lt wan""
to run dally ltlghts. A
ticket to Los Angeles would
cost $200 and a Ucktt to
London $250, a difference
resultln• trom currency
translaUon.
Laker 11ld the fare
would be less than half the
current lowest scheduled
wtnter economy fare.
l'ro• Page Al
BOV1\:N •••
Feaorowatd are accuaed bv
police of ocdertng the kldoapping
and killing of Bovan.
Bovan. 36, was shot to death
Oct. 2:2 outside New~ Beach's
Et Jlaochito reataurai:iL He was
shot nine tlrnes. Police arrested Kulik on a
eharae d pouessin1 more than
$1 mlWoo worth of heroin within
hours of Bovan'a dea\h. He ls free
from custody alter posting a
$150,000 bond.
Also arrested ln the-ease were U>e three ill .. ed l)lt men. An· 'thony ''UW•Tonr0 .tlarone, Jr.,
23', Raymond Steven Rea~, 28.
and JfPY 9IMi' !'tori. •1, all or Jtwatmston &ch.
rnve.U,atora claim the trio
wa1 blnd to kill Bovan Sn retalla·
tton for Ule lddilappbtc thia sum·
mer of ltuJUc.
The t.h('IO men have been Iden·
tlfted as relocated federal wit·
nes1eJ or relatives of witnesses
who were moved into the Orange
Coast area under assumed
nam .. by the U.S. Marshal's
ael"'flce af\er aldiDt in prosecu·
lion of East Coast Mafia figures.
Marone and Reaco were freed
from JaU about a month after
their arrests after posting
Sl00,000 bond each.
Fiori ls held without bail and
fac~s death penalty prosecution
in the c1111e.
Three oC the PDI partners -
Kulik. Davit and IUcbard -have
been arrested. Davla1 who was
arrested ib Bali and brouabt
batk lut week to face cbqes,
was freed after his bail was re·
duced to $100,000.
Still at Jarce are Kt.ant'• wile. .
El9f•. and the Jut Pl>I partner,
Fedorows)d.
The stx suspects are 1cbeduled
lo stand trial Jan. 23 in Judge
Kneeland's court.
Reform, Issue
Meeting Topic
Former Orange County Plan·
nlng Commissl()fler Shirl~f Grin·
dle will d.lscusa a caml>811tn re-
form lnlt(aUve durihg a meeting
of the Saddleback Area
Coordinalina Council <SACC> ex·
ec11tlveboardthi11evenir;i~.
The meellng wlll beefn at 7: 30
p.m. in the south county office at
23011 Moulton Parkway, Laguna
l(illa.
.Mra. Grindle and others have
begun cJrcu.latlni petitions to get
the IO·Called "Tin Cup" refocm
propo1al on the ballot in the June
primary election. •
SACC dlrecton alao are Hpecl·
ed to dl.scuss a seniors center
wblch ha been proposed for the
Saddleback Valley.
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s ' DAILY PILOT
B~pe in Jar.
Firm NeedJJ ProfitB
By MILTON MoeKOWlTZ
Synt.a Corp.. th• company founded on tho aterolct
cbemla.trY that produced the oral contracepUvt, bH aeen I
t.ht Uabt ll'• aot.na lnto the bualbesa ol setlln1 bope ln a jat! •: ~m~~. I
· Synt.ex bu •Creed lD 1.sau• new stock worth about ta.5
'mlllion to acquire tb• ffoute ol Westmor. Ine., a company
that takes lll name from 1 famous Hollywood makeup man.
Ba•ed ln Newbur1h, N.Y., ll hu annual •ale• or flS.3 million in beauty and balr products. .. I
THE MOVE, AT FIBST BLVSH, seema bl11rre. Af\er
all, Sr,ntex uaed to pride lt.aeU on bein& a "company of aclert·
ti.ta. 'It aella most of tta products Lhrough the pn1crtptlon· ·
pad• of docton. Why tanslo with the Revlona and Avona? 11
The motlvaUon become. clear, however, when you ate •
how. Syftlex ha• fared in the rou1b-and-tumble
pharmaceutical bualnesa.
A Panamanlan·based firm whose main o
In Palo Alto, Syntex
became the wunderklnd
of Wall Street alter the
contraceptive plU was
introduced in 1960.
Three of the nrst four
oral contraceptives
Money
Tree
marhted ln the United ,
Slates came from Syntex la ra es. \
Synt.ex quickly became the largest drug company In U.. <
west. It made a lot of money. but it waan 't all rotes. To sell
its own brand.a to doctors, Syntex had to build up J a&les
force from scratch. 1t dld. But the more aeaaoned drul com·
paniea in the Ea.st and Midwes\ ran rinas around Syntex ..
l>octors like to deal with a company famillar to them.
TRE FLAP OVER SIDE Ef'FECl'S from "the plll" wu
a devastating blow. Orl1inally envisioned aa the worldwi~
panacea for birth control, the oral contracepU ve bas sU1>ooit
into disfavor. Jn the year ended la.st July 31, U.S. sales or ·
oral contraceptives declined 18 percent.
To be sure, Syntex has hedged its beta by entering other
product areas. In facl, oral contracepUvea account for only •
15 perc•nt of Its sales. ll's a major producer of
dermatological dru1s used to treat serious skin dlseasea.
And its big hope today Is naproxen, an anU-lnflammatory
druc ror arthritis surrerers, which it selll bert. under the
brand name Naprosyn. .
Syntex began Introducing naproxen In overseas >J
markets in 1972. It's sold in 48 countries, bringing Syntex
sales of $llO million a year. But the U.S. market bu been a ·.
pain in the neck for Syntex. •
FIRSI', THE SUPER·CAtJTIOtJS Food and Drug Ad·
ministration didn't give Syntex an okay on Ute drug until 1
last. year. After approvlng it, the FDA bad second tbougbU, ·
charging that there were derkieoclea In one rat studi'
penormed for Syn lex by an outside contractor In 1981M971.
Syntex is still selllng Naprosyn here but the publicity
put a crimp in sales and there remains the posslbllity that th•
FDAwillbanit.sute.
In 1966. when it was stiU a refaUvely small company,
Syntex nett.eel $19 mllllon on sales of SS6 million. It w•·
virtually a money.makina machine.
IN 1973, WHEN ITS SALES bad moved up lD $16Q
million, it was netting $44 milUon. Still a spectacular return~
Today, when its sales are all the way up to $313 million
year. lt'a earning $.17 mUUon.
So why not try selling lipstick?
Gifi Trends Hint
At Bigger Bills ..
LOS ANGELES <AP> -Callfomiana are golng to bav~
higber electric billa next year, if their Christmas buyfnt
patterns are any euide.
Food proceaaora. doughnut makers and hot dog cooker.-
are running neck·&nd·neck with video games as the bestaell·
tng Items in a holiday spending spree that's atackint up ,u
one of the bigcest ever.
SECURITY PACIFIC BANK SAYS Califorota
Chrt.tmu buYint is runnint 12 percent ahead or lut year
and retailers all over the state are already lull of the holiday
spirit.
Pollsters say a lower lnOation rate (7 percent tn
California laat year), and employment gains have produced
an unusual willingness lo spend and borrow. ·
"It's a Christmas characterized by top-of.tbe·llne pro-
d ucls," saya Seara,
Roebuck apokesma11 ( l NatRead.
O·n~c-UMER "The consumer hu Ul"l~ confidence in lha
_ _ economy and ls buyin&
'-----------a~cord~gly . People
don't seem to mind pay·
1n1 for more e"penslve Items if Jt means value lo them.'·
Sears went heavily into video games for what Read
ulla "our first truly electronic Christmas."
The games off er television tennis, hockey or battlefield
contests and one, at $178.95, has sbt snap.In cassettes thM
add up to 138 different dlvenlons.
MANUAL CHESS AND BACKGAMMON are aelllnt wen. and Mmll trAmfl!ll Allnw nhlVP"' In m•tch wlt.t over •
tin)' board w\th eotket calcul~lc!~· The $149.95 model ~
procrammed for thole wlt.h "medium ablUty.''
Another big seller at $169.95 ls "Vidoo Mu.sic, .. a device
tbat translates •ongs Into a kaleido4cope of colors on a
televblon acreen, something like tbe Dlaney movle "Fan·
taala ...
Competition Cor screen space may be tough; a $1,000
videotape recorder machine that eUmlnate the cbance ol
ml.sslng a •IOile aerle.9 also ls a big seller.
&nalENS AU OVER Calllomta will be traced by
gad1eta ddl Yfar, with the Culamart and other food p
ceuon amo,t1 Ute mO'St popular It.ma.
The traditional rrytna pan ii beinl au.pptanttd by
tric woks, bot doc cookers and bambu.rcer fryers, wt.th bri*
1&111 also repo~ for home doqbnut machines, popcora
poppen, Juice extractors and Ice cream and Yotutt atak&1*
One retaUer atrai&ht·f acedly deteribed tbJa ob nomenon ~
"aomewhatof aswln1backt.oballcneecls.•·
TQ1t are u bll aa eve.r and. a1&1n, It's the expenal
playthinp tha.' t AN dolq well. For oamplt, s...,.. *
three racHo-controlled top nnalnl ln prlce .rrom $1LIO to
$12t.8'1 and tho ''top-o!·th•lin•" model ll far 11'\d away the
mo.t popular.
IA
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Chrt&t.mu; Ud r.t.atlen rePort 1trog demand fM toys and , otberltfmll>utdonth••clenotflctlonmovtHPf~C\lla.r. '
Fanoy llMhJJ•hta 1lmul1U.S, Uait "ltfbl aaben" UMd 1A the mm are eJaO Hll.iq well, u .,.. souu oi LC>t'd Darth
Vader,LuUSQwllker andObl·WuSeiobl. ,. one ol tM hoU.tlt ltetD• at \be BmPori\lm. an. ll·llot'e chm tn Nonhem Calftohllat II tbe "Sliu1 Sack," •11•
iJ*tlal'.-U C!OONlaator Jeannle CtWmbli:r. J
• A atOM BETWISN A ~otter and iltePln.f bal.
Uaat faattm wlth •Pl and a~. SU.i dellped to_,. Uled
wba1\Wn.1arow.dath0me. t
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