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Two San Diego men shOw t eir frustration anCI anger u
flood waters caused by weekend rain sink their. car. bi
Mission Valley alongside the Stardust Country Club golf
P-.AJ
r. t trlbuttni lnc., blred the trio to f klll Bovan.
f · Pollce claim indicted Anthony
''Little Tony" Marone Jr., 23,
and Raymond ~en Resco, · t 28, both ol HunUnatcm Be ch,
'Were workln1 with Fiori at the
time Bovan was sunned down ~outside the El Ranc hito
t restaurant.
Also free on ball today after
, being ordered to return to the 1 courtroom Jan. 23 was Kulik's t wife, Elsie Caban, Kulik, 28, of r Newport Beach.
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' • LOS ANGELES (AP)
• Rescuers have called oft the
search for a llahl plane reported
to have cruhed oflatiore neat'.
Palos Verdes &Iler no wreckap
was sited, autboriUt.s say.
Several citizens had reported
8eeing a brl1ht flare crash
t oward the ocean Saturday
nieht.
t rescue team• found nt Sunday and there were
anes reported overdue, said Coast Guard Petty Officer Lio
Gross.
By 'l'be Miloc:&atect Preas
A new 1torm moved loto
Southern Califomla today ln the
wake ol droueht·breald.ng rain
which battered Southern
Callfornia over the w"lcend,
flooding roads , leaving
thousands without power and
claiming at least three lives .•
And forecuters aald tho new
storm would bring rein and
gusty winds through tonight, decreasi.ol Tu~.
Hea\ry rain was blamed for
the death of James Ed-ard
Perkins, 18, of Claremont, wtto.e
car struck a railroad cros1Jn1
gate arm in Pomona durinl the storm, authorities said.
About a doi en expensive
homes alone Malibu Road near
Pepperdlne Univenlty suffered
damage when mud slid down the
surroutldini hills.
About 2,too peopte in south·
central Los An1eles we re
'ft'lthout power for up to slx hours
when a tornado-like wind
knoeked down several uttllty
poles, said Ed Freudenbur1, a
spokeaman for th• J,>epartm t
Pok../Jlfu!f ts
JailM~
SAN DIEGO (AP>-A ~yeu·
old Marlneotrloer races a 1eneral
court·QJarUal oh four cllar1e1 ol
•tealln1 and 1ellln1 1overnment property-99 ullllty poles, says •
spokesman fot the Marine Corps
JlecntttDepotl
The charges revealed Tuesday
accuae LL Kemp D. EWa of En·
clnltu of tteallnl the poles on
two occaslom lut August and
,September and seJUq them for
nearl}' •.aoo. ' &JUa-t~ u officer in the 3rd Recruit Tralnl111 Battalion and ll
in cbarfe off our platoons of tral.n· tn1 recruits and their dQ.1l ln·
atructon.
of Water and Power.
A soppln1 ~et palm frond,
tent tryin1 by winds, short.
circuited a ·power Jtne In
Inglewood, causing a temporaey
power lou for about 800
customers.
In Lawndale, another 1,300 res·
ldents were without. power
when a CB antenna broke iooee
and bit a power line.
In all, Southern Califomia Edhon sai d about 4,0001
customeni were blacked out in
El Monte, Beaumont, Corona,
•Lancaster, IJ~verly Huts and
Lale Arrowhead, wbll• another
2,200 were blacked <nll in Alham-
bra and Comptqn.
.....Mountain resort areas rep0rt· ea 9S Jncbes of snow after the current storm, but winda and
treezln1 temperatures reported·
ly made skilo& poor.
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Beaut1.tu1••an4 "Battle Hymn oC the Republic.··
Kenneth La:ndsverk, a Fair·
mont, Mlnn. cust~l n who
waited four oura to s Ate
casket, Uid be admired Hu •
phrey for hls "honest)' and drive
and the way he tried to Jtelp the
needy.''
"He wu to elncere In ~· thing he was aimln( for;·
Landavenc aaid.
Bob Sands, 23-y r•old
welder from Bi'ookllri Center,
• inn., sat ~ a S&lv Uqn Army
van drtnkll)I coffee anc1 holdlnf lb1a 18-month.oold daughter' who
b d bel\1ft crylna from tbt cold.
"I admired hlm becauao he
stood for the averaae common workm1 man," said Sands. "l
shook hll hand once when l was
11 years old and 1 never foraot il. ..
To Thelma Johnson, 30, a
black Mlnneapolls houaewlfe, ,
Humphrey'• death was Uke "Jos.
1nr a membet: of the family.
"He dld more for the black
people and the µnderprlvlle1ed
than any man ln history, lnclwl·
tng any pl'esldent," abe 1ald.
"The lea.st l can do ls be close tO
him at a time lil'e this."
-GARDENA (AP> -A nrt of
unknown origin has destn>Yed
\he Ele1ance turnl\ure M anufacturln1 Inc., plant In
Gardena.
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RAIN •••
10.5' inches, compared to 5.95
incheslastye ratU111Ume. .
The Orilri• Co\lnty Harbor
Patrol tn Newport Beach rei·
i1tered .97 lncbeJ over the
weekend for a sea1on sum of
9.03, up from 5.89 last year.
In Huntington B e a c h,
rainwatcher J. Sherman Denny.
tallled 1.66 lnche1, brintln1 the
season to 10.SS inches. Last
year's total at this time was 8.52
1 inches.
The Lasuna Moulton Treat·
meat Plant lri Laguna Niguel re.
ported a measurement or 1.98
inches, ror a season total or 11.05
inches. Last year at this time the
total was only 3.98inches.
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New Storm
Kill,s Three,
Cuts Power
By The Associated Pres•
A new llorm moved Into
Southern Callrornl' today in the
wake or drought·breaking rain
.which battered Southern
California over the weekend,
floodihf roads, leavlnt
thousands without power and
r 7claimini al least lh.ree llves.
And forecasters said the new
storm would brlnt rain and
gusty wlods throucb tonltht,
decreaslnc Tuesday.
Heavy rain was blamed for
the death \of James Edward
Perkins, 1.1, of Cl•remont, whose
car. atruct a rattroad crosslna
gale arm ln Pomona durlnc the
SAN DIEGO TAKES
STORM'S 8RUNT-A3
NORTH BATI'EREO
BYRAIN-A5
er abed down onto his
p rked.m Plan del Sur.
U'llday. similar problems
were ~rted by Leslie Ann
Crawf•rct, who told police a
Jarae bflUlCh hit her car while it
was parked at Hu,hes Market
on Via Lido and by Charles
Warnick, who reported a
eucalyptus tree crashed onto bis
patio at 501 Orchid Ave., Corona
del Mar. Jake Mynderae, director of
General Services noted that
mudslides were reported at the
Corona del Mar Main Beach, on
San Mi,-uel Drive, where por-
tions or one northbound lane re-
maln.s clOMd to traffic and on
Back Bay ad<I Bayside drives.
M yndet'se s aid all or the
problems.were minor and that ci·
ty crews bad no trouble cleaning
them up.
CO rd ova
Will Back
Jarvis Plan
By JER ~ CIA1JSEN
oe .. o.it, ""' 'wtt
Assemblyman Ron Cordova,
D·El Toro, says be'U vote for the
Jarvi• property tax llmltatioh
initiative if the state Le&Islature rans to pass a suitable tu re·
form package before election
time.
Cordova's statement :-atone
with the admiu' ..... • .......,.. ... _
sldering run·
nine for the
state Senate
-came after
he attended
the Sad·
dleback Area
Coordinating
Council
awards din·
ner at the
Holiday IM, co11DOv•
Laguna Hills Friday l!lght.
The Oran1e Coast as-
semblyman said that, if the
Legislature can't come up with a
better property tax relier blll,
the Jarvis proposal deserves
passase b¥ the electorate June6.
The Jarvis lnltiative ii a ! 389-word directive that would
! limit property taxes to 1 percent
· or market value if approved by
voters.
The Petition placing the issue
on the ballot wa1 sl1ned by
1,264,000 Calllorrua voters 9nd ls
considered an opportunity ror
taxpayers to let politicians know
how they reel about increasinc
pror>ertr asaeJSments and taxes.
. Cordova also said he ls eyeln1
the state Senate seat now held
by Dennis Carpenter. R·
Newport Beach.
Carpenter announced Dec. 13 the~ he wotlld not tun a1aln for
bl• 36tb Senalc)rlal District aeat,
leaving the door open tor a
p011lbte T&tir bld for the 'U.s;
senate:
~sited when he would make up
hit mind whether to run for tbe Aaaembly or the state 1Senat.e,
Corao'Va aald lt would be
sometime before the flllln1
de.ad.I}~
Candidates for state seiiate
and Assembly posts are re-
quired to rue with the seer~
of state between Jan. 30 and
Reb. 9 an iiitention to run lor ot-
ce.
By Tbe A11odated PreU
.. Thousands were. without
power alone the East Co&St to.
day after a weekend anow atorm.
Early today the LOng Island
LlahUng Co. said about 133,000
suburban New York cuato0ten
still were Wi\hotit. power. Service
micht not tie restored until TUes·
day ni&bt. ·
~ The weettena atonn dumped
up to U inches of anow in stc·
tions of nofthcm New En&land.
A spokesman for Nar·
ra1ansett Electric Co. tn Rhode
Island aaid Sunday ni1ht it may
e four or five days before
power ia restored in sections of
Cranston, R.I., where winds con·
tinued to knock down power
lines as soon as they were re-
paired.
The company said about 21,000
customers were without power
Sunday night. Cranston 1cb0ol1
were closed today.
Rain, snow and sleet were ex·
peeled in wide areas of the
Southeast today. Georgia bad
unseasonably cold temperati.pu
Sunday, with the hlah In Adant.a
31. In Miami. temperatures were expected to be in ttie 405 to-
day.
More snow was forecast for
Vir1lnl~. alt.er • weellend storm
knocked out power 1n scattered
areas; more than 40,000 people
in the state were without elec·
tricity at Qlle time.Saturday.
Historical Dnmer
The .Costa Mesa Hll!tQrlcal Soclet~ will hold installation
ceremonies and
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: Lull for tlae Gulls
• seagulls in Lquna Beach enjoy two-day ~ respite from recent rains as'they head out
· in search of food near Main Beach Park. " But weather forecasters say there will be
more of the wet stuff thi.S weekend asa
new storm moves into Southern Calltoi'nia.
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. LNG Locations Studied
Terminal to Be Built Near Onofre Pliml?
A Camp Pendleton lite only.five
miles south ot the Sao Onotre
. Nuclear GeneraUng Plant is one
of seven sites being studied by the
Califontia Coastal ComnUS'aioa
as locationa for liquefied natural gas terminals.
Eliminated from consideration
are 7~ other sites, inclu<lin& bile
near Huntington Beach, another
near Dana Point, a third on Camp
Pendleton Jess than three miles
from San Clemente and a fourth in A ranking must be submitted to
Cocldeburr Canyon at Camp the Public Utilities Commission
Pendleton within four miles o! by May31. ·
Oceanside. Also U?$1erco.nsideration for the
A report from cpmmlJSlon "*controversial LNG sites are loca-
director Josepti &.; BodovtU bOtea tions ln Sari Lula Oblspo Santa
that the commission will bear Barbara and Ventura coun'ttes.
public comment on the proposed The Homo Canyon location be-sites. Jan. 18 at the Los Angeles Ing considered on Camp
Manna Hotel. 8601 Lincoln Blvd., Pendleton 11 within a mile of San
Los Aneeles dUrlnl the late mom· Onofre Beach State Park and
ingorearlyattemoon. would seriously affect its ocean
view, BodOvitz' re1>9rtsa~.
Daughter Released There would aJao be problems
with nearby population density
because of Marina CorJ>s bar·
racks lbree ane a half miles away·
and because of heavy use of the
nearby San Diego Freeway. Dad AssailS Story
Of Pot SmU§glif]g
Reasons cited for selecting the
1lte Include evidence that there
are no geologic bitzards, that
marttlme conditions are fiivo~·
bl•. and that no bicbty sensitive
marJ~~.~cesarenearby •
'l'he s~urrently the pro~
[ly ol' Uitt fcd~ral go~ent. w Cti ilri t
Laetrile Trio
Plead GUilty
MOSCOW CAP> -Two et
~osmonauta retumed to earth
from the orbltln1 Salyut 8 .apace 1aborat91Y today alter the ftnt supply lnlsaJon 1n apace a.aid the
fitit llnnp of ~c ~ Tass tePortect.
The otflclal SOviet news· •Im· cy 1ald Vladhnlr Daheplbekov
and Olec·Makaf()v Jud@« "dter
carrylna out the planned re·
search and experiment• on
board the Soviet orbital scien-
tific research complex ~ut
&-soyuz 26-~Zf ••
.. Cosmonaut. Yuri llo·
maneDko and Georfl Grechko
conttnue the work on bQard the
orbital station ~ut 6." 'tau
said.
Dzbanlbekov and Makarov re-
turned in Soyuz 28, tbe apace sb~p that brought Romanenko
and Gi'ecbko to the 1taUon Dec.
11.
Romane.nko and Grecbko are remainina in orbit aboard Salyut
6 amid speculation that tbey will
trr, to brei.k the Soviet record d
61 da)'s ln apace and poaalbly the
U .s. record of 8' da)'s.
Dzbaillbekov and Makarov are
leaving behind Soyuz 21, the
space ship that to0k them up
WedneSday.
The Tau report Sunday said
the cosmonaut.a were "switchln•
on and cbeckln1 on·board
systems" of Soyui 26 and
"transferring research
material."
Cosmonaut training chief
Vladimir Shatalov said In an ln·
terview today ln the newspaper
AJr Transport that the Soyuz Z1
mission demonstrated that
space stations can be resup~lled
whlle ln ruaht.
"Usually all the scientlllc ap.
paratus and supplies required go
to outer space aboard the sta·
lion," be said. "ThiJ means the
station bas to carry a maximum
payload. Now we can revise our
views u to the auppllea the ala-
tion has to take."
Shatalov said It w1ll be pogsl·
ble to "make room for more Im·
portant"'sophi&ticated equip·
ment" ln the station 1hip. And speclallstl could fly to the sta-
tion to perform one experiment
and then return to earth. he en id.
In the future, Sbatalov con·
itnued, ferry craft could 110
bring back materials th t must
be analyled quickly on the
.cround 'berore declllons ff t-
in1 the future of the mlaSlon
could be }Dad •
hata v lill d anot r.
poJ ibllity wos taklng raw
maten&la bito pace, using them
in experiments and returrilng
the Clnal products to. earth.
Flood Chief
In Business
SACRAMENTO <AP> -
So bow wet la lt ln
Nortbem Callfornla? It'•
10 wet Don Neudeck has
returned to work ••
California '1 fiood opera-
tlon1 chief.
.. My busii'lesa cards are
rt1bt aaaln, •• Neudeck
beamed as ralns filled the·
realon'• rivers and
~treama Stmctauo. the 23rd
day of rain in 80 days.
Durinl tho put two cley:
yean Neudeck tolled at a
:somewhat dtfferesit tuk
-ebief of tbe state
Drou1bt Information
Center.
WHILE BE AND TBE other Jatecomen In SQJ1dQ'1 crowd ot 12,000 wandered lb.rough the ezhlblt. tbe m empl071e1
and volunteers toasted each other w'ith cb~ end ate ·•Farewell Tut" r.,te cake.
At 1 a.m. when museum DfrGctor John Bullard told tboee
stlll lookil_lc at the treuurea tbt "'Tbo JQnc Tutankbamun Ex-
hibit is naw offJcliJlJ eloeed. thank 19'& tor ~." the tmplo~ and whm~n broke Into pplaue.
''Hurray! 1t•1 ov~r." aald one. "Am J alad."
SAN DIEGO CA'P> -89HY from a tonaiUal rain ID which a
couple drowned, Mi111it>n
Valley'' bualileuaien iDd plush
hotels braced today Cor ~
new fiooding.
The normally my S8n Diego
Rlver, which formed the city'•
new bllllon·dollar business
cent.er. ~ame a rqinf tornot
after a ne&r·NC<>rd doWnpour of
2.81 'Inches of ram ID 24 boun.
Up to four lncbes fell ellewh e ln the metropolitan area.
Aa: arthm...damLCt-acktcl at
Fallbrook in northern S&D Dtt1<>
.County. fiOodiJ11 streets •Dd
homes Swlday.
:A couple drowned as Uaelf car was awamtled witblD view of
California's oldest Catholic
Cburcll, Misaloo San Dle10 Cle
Alcala.
la 'l1huina. r two lh"ls &Pd S and ,.~drOwiied 1n a canyon. At
leut 18 wooden homea ,_.,.e
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IF A NEW GOVERN ENT cannot be formed, elections for a
new parliament would have to be held: But all parties oppo1e this.
Opinioo pOl1a indicate deCUoQs would further polarize the country
tilcreuini support for the Cbrtatlan Democrata and CommWllsts at the expense of the amaller parties.
The Communlatt got 3'.4 percent of the vote in the 1978 elecUon.
four percentaae pointa less than the Chi'istian Democrats. AndreOt-
tl '1 all..cbr1sUan Democrat, minority cabinet 'VII able to •~Yin of-
llce becaus• the Communlsta and other partlea,agree4not to vote
against it on major Jsauei, and in turn the Commun.lats were consult· ed abQut government poUcles.
THE oPP06inoN partl~ abandoned thll policy of tacit sup-
port lQt week and demanded ~t the Christian Democrats form an
emertency, illl·party government lncludllig the Communists.
Andreotti'• tovemment was li..ly'135tb since World Warn and
the third he bas beaded durine 30 years in politics.
Fi1'e AttClt!lced
·Cops Hunt Rapist . .
In Coeds' Death·
• TALLAHASSEE, Fla. CAP) ..._
Frightened IJOrOrity sisters re-
turned to class at Florida State
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WASHINGTON (AP> -The Arrnv 60(ID wlll start J>U!Un( nr,tUlery and othert equipment frotn l'lationahGuard ~.Reserve
unltstos\retiit>!CA ~ulat U.S. forces Jn Europe, ere tint a conruct between two Cartet Adrninlattation J>V>.Jrams.
Ttie &dminllttalion ls committed to atrenathenln1 both U.S.
forces defending Europe wbDe enhancm1 the tni&tht of Guard and Jleserve &mita at bome.
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BUT ~ISTANT Chief Daryl
Gates said last week Miss
Collins wu never taken off the list.
SkatebOar.d Sense
It will take more than a new co':!L, ordinance
banning akateboards from roadways 1n corporated
Orange County to eliminate accidents and
near-tragedies involving skateboU'ds and motoriats.
· But the ordinance, combined with good common
sense by skateboarders and stern warnings b~ the
parents of younger skateboard hobbyists could make a
difference.
The new law. set for adoption by, county supentsors
tomorrow, focuses attention oo the dangers skateboard
riders tempt when they take to traveled streets to eitjoy
. their sport.
County law enforcement officials say the mka ,
become greater when skateboarders are attracted to •
such hilly areas as may be found 1n Laguna Ni~l and
Mission Viejo. Oftentimes. officers say, skatebOUders
reach speeds of 10 to 25 miles an hour downhill on boaida
lacking brakes or othef safety devices.
The ordinance would permit law enforcement
of.flciala to Issue citations to skateboarders who lnalst on
tryfug to share the roadwaY. with cars. But u offichlla in cities with· such ordinances already hav6 learned. an
ordinance alone may not solve the problem.
Skateboard travelers must .alsO use enough judement
on their own to realize that can and skateboarda cannot.
trav~l safely together.
Killing Ourselves
SINCE THE heroln war bt;8tt
tn the M~can blntedandl. the United States hu contrlbUt.ocl S:iO mUllon to the effort. SlQW11.
the b~ poppy,~ are b.-
lq flUahed 0u1 ot the ~ Into the crowded towna that
border the Sierra Madre.i
But thei are fithUDc Wflll7
'tbat be raft lt over anc! oYff tD
1llaht varlat:tons and it became known a1 .. the speech.".
Goldwater Jolt the elecUon but
Jlo1Ulle came oat a bero.
. Atieut One.Wrd of Ainerlca'a rejJ flistfte ta
tu-esem}>t. Ami tbat proP8ft7 la wortla man ~
l>t1ll , aCCOrdlnc to th•~ Commlaston
lntereovemm ta1 Relaticml.
LOCAL GOVEaNllBNTS DETBUllNB bow
much ptope1ty th ibould ~ cqllected eacb year
d then di.tde that burden amoq aTallable Pr°"
'PUt1 ownen. What one prol*tJ owner ll aculed from paying, mecme el.le mGlt.
:itemptions are sranted tor eharehel and noa-
-protit cemeteries In all so 1tate1aDd1fahbl~i D.C. Thirty-Dine at.ates exempt paracm.,ea ano
W11venit7 dormS. 3' uempt YllCA'• ud YMHA'•, st exempt •eteraa 01'• __ ....._. ........ ...;....--._.-1u1Jatlou, 2' esempt
fraternal or1anbations
like the Elka d the
• , Eqlea, and 10 •tat. ea•~
· •met l~bor and. pro-
l••lonal or1anlsaticm -to name juat a few
sroups that moat commonly receive favored treat-mut.
MANY 8TATF.S ALSO GIVE wbole or putlal
exemptions to p1'!perty-ownlu HD.lor ctunm, 'veterans and welfare recipienta, bospltallw u.d
certain bustneaaee and their 1Dventorte1.
"I don't tblnlt there'• a public awareneaa of juat bow much property eacapea taxation," says ·
John Coleman, who 1uney1 exemptions every five
year• tor the U.S. Cen.aUJ Bureau.
.. Jt f Ult lln't appreciated bow much the uaeas-
mentro atebelntdlluted,"benn.
The reason people don't know, simply, la that
1111 than hall the 1tatea keep recorda on the
amount ot proPerty that 11 untaxed. Even ft"ftr
keep annual a~ountl. And the Cmlul Buren ..,. n •eta usable informatloa from GD1,y 11 ltat..
-ud WubiQltm, D.C., in ltl effort to tract tu a· ~mpUODI, and even those fllurea are eomidered
roup ..
AN ASSOCIATED PBF.88 suaVEY of aU so ~
·states wu able to add onlJ three more states wltb
partial 1\,atlltlca ~that totaL ... • .
-,J.'he cemus flsures, combined wlth ~ .
to the AP survey. 1bowed that taxcempt rolls an .cllmbiDI rapidly every1rbue -la m~y state(,
even fuler than tbe aroWth of tb• value Of.all re.i ·
property. • · ·
· l'he tu-exempt problem,11\.."1}9",acute la •I·
in1, bi8hlY taxed }'<lortheut siirea, the 1urvey .
Bbowed. • • · Alfred Balle, author of th~ boot •mi. Frff •.
IJst, .. 1urmlaed that about two-thlra. Of Ui'e••.iue
of exempt property li owned by 1overmneat1. an4
the rest.by private sroupa or~
Visit our new La9una Hills office •••
~5 Calle de a Louisa
La9WU\ HIUs Center
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ALSO NAMED to the
committee are Grover
C. Brown Jr., South
"IT'S THE lNTEal: ·GROVP pouu
th.• Jdea that the 1tat.e 11 really run
bull ~ croupa that exert iDfl , " IJ1c1
.comprom.bel between labor, crowaw, vlrcm·
meotallatl and eoeray tnduatr:l•, he Nl4.
Loeal l~ato wlll be Invited to 1peak to tb class, Wert •rild. '
"And then I want lo spend IQOl"e time OQ local
eovernment. I think tbat'a more ls n ed.
Mo.t atudeilts don't really mow bow 10nln1 and planntnavoru;• b aald.
Grozq1 Slates
Field Trips
Lasuna; Wllllam Crod·----~--~~----------dy, Santa Ana: Robert
L. Flynne, La1una
N11uet: Dr. Fred Ka1.
Fullerum; Pbillp Relll1,
Mlsstoo Viejo, and Jim
Warmtnitoo, Balboa.
Student AdvcnturcJ in Leam.big, 1
prosram of lectures and field lrt~
lor sifted c:hll4ren nd their parents,
b plaoned a number of eventl th15
Louise Saw>' r or Arnone Students in
Coma del Mar, a senior American UnlveniUes
at Pacific Lutheran and Colleees.'' University in Tacoma,
Wash .• has been selected
to be ln the 1f177·78 edi·
lion of "Who's Who
month and hl Febrpary,
Oo Jan. 21, members wlll tour the
V ctor CODtrol District facility lo
Garden Grove: 91\ Feb. 4. vlSit El
Toro Marine Base and Weather,iSta·
lion: on Fcib. 20, tour KOCE·TV. and
oo Feb. 19 see Fiallerton Civic Ught <>Pera'• •'Student Prince.•• ..
lnformation ltt available b7 catung
Torn &etwfck at 89'1-1529 or Andria tarson MM188.
AdditlOllnl committee
member•, 11 .of
Newport Beach, are
Virgil Baker, Metnll
Butler, Ray N. Gibbs,
Barbara Grant, Gavin Herbert Jr., Harry C • ...._....:,.,_,__ ________ ...;...;..,..-:.,..-~-..,~----'-:----------:---...... ......_---:-..,..--~-"'!'"f'..._ ..... ~..._~.,__.-.-
John1on Jr., Jama W. Murray, Carol Porter,
Geol'ge Ryan, Paul T.
Salata, Don Shaw Jr.
ud A. James Weat. ·
StUJents
EUgibk
:Par-Prize
IA"&-.-.-.. :.4~•-..A·
-califcrnla ehll.dffllli..ID tile •tate•a eer ehfJdhood edDc.tkD ~
~did bitter thin the aaUonal aver .. e In readl•• and mahematlca In 1976. the atatereporta.
Wllaon RllH, th~ state•• edacattOD chief wbo Ila pushed tbe ECE
pro&J'am vl1orou11,.,
•aid that the proeram
••• men than .tun a llCOr8~.
~ .
.
Tlio National Aeronautics and Space Ad·
mlnlltratioo'1 apace shuttle will carry a UC Irvine
1tudent'1 science experiment Into apace tn 1881.
Flvo cubic feet of carao apace have been re-served for tbe UCI "Project Enterprise," tbroulb
the support of the Oranae Oounty chapter ot t6e
American Institute of Aeronautic• and
Aatronautlca. .
"ENTDPIUSE" IS THE NAO ol the.apace shuttle.
AIAA repreaentaUn Fernando Niebla 11
scheduled to explain details ol tbe project to ~
denll Thursday, durln1 an 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. meet·
Jn1 tn room 220 ol UCI'• Social Science Tower. Applicatlons few atudmt pl'OpOla1a for the UCI
eJperiment wt11 be available roUO;tlll tbe lecture. All UCI atudenta are elilible.
THE SPACE SllU'ITLE, CONTAINING orbit·
Jn1 laboratories and obsenatorl•, will be manned
by four to 10 astronauts and adeatilta on each of 11
lli1hts planned for 1181.
AIAA ii raiilng $10,000 to pay for the space
opened for outalde-acency experiments by NASA.
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Dallas Defense. Diil It
NEW ORLEANS CAP > -This
time it was the "unskilled
labor" that walked away with
the post-garne honors at the
Super Bowl.
ll.arvey Martin and Raody
White, the right &Ide of the
Dalla$ defensive line, were
named outstanding performers
in Sunday's National Football
wague champlonshlp 1ame.
That honor is usually reserved
for runniDg backs, quarterbacks
or receivers -players at the ao-
£tlled "skill ppsitlons. ·•
·!'The defense wu veat," said
Dallas quarterback Roger
Slaubach •
• Dallas won the game 2'1-10,
fbrcing Denver into eight
turnovers, seven in the lint runr.
"We didn't do anythin dlf·
ferent." said Whlle. "We tnew
goln1 in that one ot the keys wu
getting preuure on Crai1
1.lprton. and we pul the pressure
oh."
1 : White is one of tour nrat·year $Arlen in the defensive lineup,
nd the laek of experience
raised questions about whether ~ey eould hold up throu1h the
thg g mes at Utt end of the son.
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CRAIG MORTON (7), PRESSURED BY RANDY WHIT£ (5'), HARVEY r.tARTIN (78) AND ED JONES.
=They Took Everything
Tlwughl We Were Still in the Game;..Mortan
NEW ORLEANS CAP)
-Only the uniform was
~lfterel).t. Cl'alg Motion, who e6dured a bitter
Super Bowl loss as the
Dalles Cowboys'
quarterback of aeven
years aeo. suffered four
dntercepUom ln a return
enga1ement aa a
Denver Bronco.
Tbe Brcaeo1 w~re un·
able to withstand eifbt
tumoven aod a fierce
Dallu peu rush, bow· toe 21-10 Sunday in
Su~r Bowl XJI.
• 'They bad a great
rush," said Morton.. who
accepted the 1011
pbtlosophJcaJly. "They
took ever1thfni away
from ua. They seemed to
know almOlt every plan
,. we were calllns. I' tried
1,o audible but they even
read some ol those." Denver squandered
good field posiUon early
in the game. Then
turnover followed
turnover in rapid order
and the Broncos fell behind 13-0. 'Ibey were
lucky to be so cloee.
••we fave them the
ball seven times in the
first half and they only
$COt'ed J3 polnt.s," aald
Morton. "So we thou1ht
we were atlll in the
aame the second half."
Denver aot a break early in the third
quarter. Bucky Dilts
was stopped for a loa on
a fake punt play but the
Cowboys had 12 men on
the field and Denver
kept p911e11loo. Jlm
Tumer ~eked a •7-yard
field aoal to reduce the lead to 13-l.
Six mlnutts later,
however, the Cowboys
went to the bomb and
Roger Staubach hlt a
dlvirif Butch JohoaoG lD
the end zone from '5
yards out.
"JohnllOD'a catch took
the air out ol us," ad·
mltted Denver defensive
eQd Lyle Allado. "I
haven't seen one like that
lo a )ong, Ioni tlme. ''
Sotb 1001 Dallas
touchdown puae1 came
at the expense of cor·
nerback Steve Foley al)d 1om~~btn1 that hap.
safety Bernard Jackson. pent.
"I didn't think JohuoO The U-year. pro was had any chance to catch Intercepted three times
the ball," Foley aald ot Jn a 18·13 1011 to
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the Korean War in the premiere of the
new comedy series The Fightine Night-
ingales tonight at 9:30 on CBS, Channel
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Chuck Woolery, Nana
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RoO.kie Threesome Score H'it
By DAN LEWIS
TV M• l«Yke
Until John Ritter got married
a few weeks aab, the principal
Charact.enr in one of televialon's inost successful series, Three's
Company, appeared meticulous-
ly tailored for their roles. 'Ibey
were all sinfte when the show became a late-season entry and
major hit lut aprtng. ~
Now, 'l'hree'a Company ls rid·
tn1 an enormous crest of
pul&rity. It's been amona the
op 10 all seUOD and t.be beat
rated regular 1ertes for the sixth
week oJ ihe HHOn. Tbree•a
Company was topped only by t.be
first three games of the World
Series.
JORN PIA YS the sin&le male
who lives with two sintle
females in a Santa Monica
apartment. 1bere'a oo hanky
panky among them. and tbe
t.bree have promised that It Will
stay that way u lons aa the
series thrives. .
The roles of bla llve-ln compa·
nions are played by Joyce
DeWitt and SuzaJ\rie Somer1.
Jt•a a contemporar~ aeries,
fqcusina on aocial mores of a
more liberal·minded 1e1W1ration.
I
'"America is not ready for it
(Johnny m~g love to either of
them)," Suzanne declared. •
Joyce added tier opfnlon:
.. The producers want to keep it
in a ll&ht veln."
TBE TBBEB SAT arouna aDd
'PopUlar SOng~ Stirs· N~stalgia
won a Peabodr award tut year.
Each Sunday, it offers what he
considers the best of America's
popular music, performed by
••friends" he invites in for each
how.
His 'J)a1s range from such titers• as Tony Bennett. and George
Shearin1 to relatively llttle· lcnown, but respected, aingers as
Irene Kral, Mark Murphy and
Anita Ellis.
'.;their musical backing com
Jrohl a trio Jed bY the serl ' co-
"boat and pianist, Loonls the .hole mood l relaxed;'
McGlohoti, a big-band veteran Wilder &Id. He laughed. •tU\I
and 0111 communlt.Y relations do lJley kriow I m sitting on
director .for st lion WBT in bed ofspik all the Umc."
Charlotte, N.C.
All tM taping ls done at the
lnkeftont oome of Dick Phipps.
director of Uie radio aeries • .A,nd
what the national audience
hears la literally livlng·room
performance. w,llder says.
..the :rooa ii t.hel'(l, the boOze l
ther !Of Uios want it, arid
IS THIS THE LAST LINEUP FOR MUSIC HAU. RcSCKElTE ?
:Jackie, Joan, Carol end Eiieen Bemoan Plan. for CIO SI
By The Auoclated Press
Tbe followina are Billboard's bot record bits for the week ending
January 21 aa they appear in next
week's issue of Billboard magazine.
HOT SINGLES
t . BABY COME BACK -Player
(RSO>
2. HOW DEEP IS YOUR LOVE -
Bee Gees CRSO>
1. HERE YOU CO ME AGAIN -
Dolly Parton (RCA)
• 4, YOU'RE IN MY HEART-Roel
ewart <WamnBrot.)
SHORT PEOPIJE -Rudy
wmnn (Warner Broe.) ,,'.I!.. TOP.LP•
..J., ••saturda7 NJ&bt. Fever ..
ndtrack <RSO> ,. ROD STEWART-Foot LooH •
ancy Free (Warner Bros.)
, 3. EARTH, WIND Ii l'IRE -All
'N' All (Columbia)
4. ELECTRIC LIGHT
RCHESI'RA -Out Of The Blue
!(Jet)
5. FLEETWOOD MAC -Rumors
arner Bros.)
EASY LISTENING
JUST THE WAY YOU ARE -
1 Joel (Columbia)
i . HOW CAN I LEAVE YOU
AGAIN-John Denver (RCA)
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lJT WATER Wn1 from the
mainland to HawaU? •
... Well, after'a fashion.
• trh~adventur.ra from San
Dioeo clalm to have ac·
UC• Boating Class
Slated f tlr Tea hers
UCI has Announced a a~ial c ss for bonUrlg administrators
and instructors 1 one of the
tbree-quarter sequence of
special clasaes, which include
one on-campus evertln1 lecture
per week, plus ono afternoon on.
the-w at.er lab.
A unique aspect of the course
i& he empt)asis on economic,
political and legal cons1dera-
tlon1 in developin• a public boat·
int safety curriculum, accord·
Plain f'act11
Ing to Carl Relnbart, instryctor
and saillrii coordinator.
Topi~ include PQwer boaUn1 theory, outbOard motors, in·
bi>Ant engines, navigation, elec· tronic,, chart reading, compass,
main{enance, construction,
rules of the road, Ughts, trailer-
ing, weather, ceoarapby. rivers,
Jakes and oceans.
" For further information call
Carl Reinhart, Room 1104
Crawford Hall, UCI Campua.
DEAR PAT: I plan to refinish
sop:ie of my livina room tables and
repair a veneer table top. Is there
any 1ood. easy-to-understand In·
formation about furniture reflnishlnc
that would h'1p me with these proJ·
ects?
L.D., HooUncton Beach
A YS 1a11est1 orderlag &he pam·
pblet, "Wood aeftnl1bta1 b Tiie
Home," b1 Andy Laa&. It detailt th
techniques of usta1 vandlb, lacquer,
•la•Uac, bl,acb, 1&1lli, ek. 8md U
.,IT WAS A LONG, 1rueUn1,
fun, scary Lllld •verythtn1 you
tao lma1ine trip. Once wben I
was on the ski I hil a turtle who
waa as 1tarU d as I. I was
thrown in the w ter."
Calderon admitted 1ettfng
seasick once nd Calamia ad·
milted that "now and thep we
all 1ot qucazy. •·
The two men usually rode for
aix h:(>ur periods while Sbell y, a
colle1e coed, usually took three-
hour rides. ...
CALAMIA SAID that at n.iaht
the skiers would ride In the wake
of their support •h1p, th a
strobe lieht givlnc aome-.ea&e ol
direction.
So what's next for tbe motorized water skiers?
Calamia says he now bu h1I
sights and skis aet for a trip to
the Colorado and Feather rivers
-and maybe even a craek at
crostlnc the Hokltatdo Channel Jn Japan.
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BJ JUDITH OLSON Ol•o.11, .........
It la estimated that 10 million
Amertc women use orat contracep-
Uves of me brand.or another.
• Most women pop.them ln ttielr mouth
day after day •ith little tboU&bt about
what they will do except that lbey pr. · vent preanancy.
But the eft'eets of the pill are extreme-
ly lmportaflt. one doctor, lnteniewed for a mapzlrie story, said tbat more
thJD 50 metabolic Cbanies occur wben women use oral cootracepUves.
Needs for certain Yltamlns and
mineral.I are mcreased while others are decreased.
StudJe.s 81' Wlder way to determine
how women are affected by the pW but
the cootra~ve 1a too new to know
about lon1·rance effects, accotd.lni to
Deryclt Kent, a Newport B~cb phyli-
Dr. Wiiiiam
Kandel: 'I'll
wears tie
aboUtonce a year.'
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DEAJl A
LANDERS: Your
an1wer to Lh•ln
Nightmare did b
police across ~ n lion a dluernce. You aid,
''The wife haa to call the
police wbJJe be'• •till
hlttint her (a neat tiick)
or enu.t tho help ol the
children or netghbora.
By th• time the police show up the ekunk i•
acUo«i like a puaaycat.
He eap, •Sbe'a nuta."
The police believe him
and that'• the end of it."
No, Ann, we do not
believe blm. Don't you think we have eyea and
can see what be. baa
done to ber? It'• true we
can't arrest a man and
take him away for buat·
lnl up his own furnlture,
but many times my
partner and I have ot~
tered to take the wile to
a friend or relative until
ehe can coot.act an at-
torney. Nlnett·nine per-
cent of the time •be re· fuses. I can't count the
number of times we
have arrived wblle the
husband ii actively
beatin1 the dayllahts out
of his wife, and what do
you suppose happens
when we finally _get him
o See
Need.-Help
...
• 1-U A•• .l.allders
pulled Off ba'f Sbe turns
around and clobbers ua
with • chiir or a lamp. I bave scan to prove it.
So, Anni wben you
say, ''The poUce believe
him and that's the end of
it," you're way off. We want to help but there ls
only 10 much we can do.
-BEEN THERE A.ND BACK
DEA& 8.T.A.B.: Y•
are 1'1#. Wlaata'• mwe,
doieaa fll pol.lee offJeen
llHe a.-abet tr.JIDI te
break .. I 111 ~ It'• ducerom d ud
more · oftea &hU DO& a u .. atle11 Job. 1117 apoJope..
DEAR ANN
LANDERS: It baa
become faahioaable for
women to wear blouses
unbuttoned very low -
apd no bra. On those
who have good figures it
looks quite attracti•e.
At aeveral parties re-
< Pace ct)
trlglyc des and cbolesterol, Dr. Kent
aid.
"But there are certain suscepUble pa·
Uenta wbo have a marked lncreue."
The ml1d elevaUoo doesn't \llll~
cause probterm lince the levels return
to normal within aix months, Dr. Kent
said. "But doctors abould determine
whether a 1"0man' already bu elevated
levels." Marked elevations can lead tQ pan·
ereatltll, (an lnfJammatlon of the pall·
ere •> or heart attaeu.
O AL OONTMCPBTJVF.8 alsO Jiavo tom .. definite elf•cta on certain
vitamins and other 1ubltuces," Dr. Kent noted.
Wome:n u.uall.Y have low serum leftll of folacln, a 1Qb1tance wblcb l1
neceeeary for cell growth end produc·
tlon, •Cf!CJl'Clina to Dr. Fredtrtck Stare,
who wnite about the pW for ~·1
Bazaar magazine.
Deftclmciea in follc acid can lead to
me1aloblaat1e anemia, Dr. IC.nt
elaborated.
"It'• rare (or a woman on the pW to
deYelop mecatoblutic anemia uni•• there'• an underlylnf defect; But any
woman wbO becomes preenant Within
three or foar months after 1oln1 ott tbe
pUl may be vulriuable to deftdency ...
The C011Sequence1 for a precnant
woman, Dr. K«Dt nld. are a bl&her risk
of fetal anomaly (bktb defect.a), ~
matUrltJ or fetal death.
...
David Rank of
Texas add ~es
the crowd
I
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'befOre the
bu I/fight j
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ported doing well at the hospital. lt was
first time Newport paramedics J!ad de-
livered a baby. Ma. Reese'• husband.
Robert, missed the photo. He was home
taking care of the co'8)1e's other chlldp
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~fl!"Phrey SOared With Joya of Politics
He ttiOUjht and ho talked and
he ran like the wind. ln vlct.Qry,
he w11 ecstatic. In defeat, be
bled bUl not tor long. He had
something lnaide. an tnner CYTO. a sel{-aealing mecbanlam whlch
enabled him to look at the same
Jet of facts and replace eloom
with cheer.
Ht was almost never wi•.bout
momentum. He was al'ln)'• his
own best cheerleader. Hbtory
and the election returns might
astlY have inad him a Jlaml
1Unet ed n n l. n
clne but bl~ci spirit.
console bfs old friend, Jerrf
Ford, on hli defeat. He pointed
out to the rejected president that
he bad restored public truat hi
the White HOUse. Ford was ohly
partially consoled. Humphrey
tried aeatn.
"Mr. President, you've bad
2~ years lri tbia bouae. l'cl have
given 10 yean·ot my llf• to have
had two days or two week&
here."
o months later, aow 'tel'·
tlbly eaunt but still 1mil1Jla-,
Hubert Humphrey was up there
on the lnauguri.1 atand before
t.be Capitol watdliag yet another
man take the oath for the job he
bad coveted so long. How did he
feel?
"I wOWd have loved to bave
beeo prel51dent. It WU the ·•re.at
heartache Of my U!e that :I dldn't
make tt. because I think 1 ~oulcl
have done ir-OOCl tor th1a country. I really bCiieve that. But I w11
not destined to be."
.. t came •"11Y from that ewe-nlna t.b1nJdn& what be bad meant ·
to thla country anCI what his life
had been, and l reallied you
didn't bave to be president to be
a IJ'eat man and be respect«! by
your fellow citizens."
.. l'VE BAD 80111£ marvelous
conaolat!oa prlies, .. he eald ... 1
Just ean't tell you bow much tt mean.a to me. I noUce wbell I
walk around now Jn tho Senate
h•lla how c:aaslderat.e people are
ol me. They ask about me. They are concerned, and I know that.
I'm part °" the hlstorJ ot th1s place."
•'This Is our test for quick reflexes and
steering abllltyl"
.FUNICV WI NKERBEAN
.. ,_ . . . .
by Tom
NM "THURSDAY IS ~£.LEE~ eumtMY ... I -rn1~t< tu. SEND ~A CAA!>
~lei.
&PUbtlo
ftotlc:et:
lnfottnaf e tmi>Ottune 7 Willow twig 8Montrnl
&ubway Olnjured
tOG11t11ot
~h•nct uw hll'I:
Comb'°"" UJtwtah
lnClfttb
68Petfomla
A "WaltlnO for hftobt.• -·
~ ............. NOticei ~ Atreal estate advertl1ed l in th11 ntwapa~r ii 11ub. Jec:t to the Federal Jo'a1r
' Hou1tn11 Act of 1018
11 which muet it 111.,aJ to t advertise "any pre·
~ fffence, limitation, or
t dt.crimtn,uon baaed on " race. color, r•lillon. .. x.
.. or national onain. or •
lotent.lon lo make any
1bch preference, llm1ta
tioa. or discri minatloo."
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~COATS & WALLACE
~REAL ESTATE, INC.
A l OCAllY OWNlO COMPANY Sf HVING
Jtlf SOUTH COASI AHLI\ _SINt:I 196!
THINKING PERSONS HOMI -
"Irvine is just one of our ideas for
thinking peofle. Doesn't a low care
home appea to the thinking person
after a hard days work? Vet you have
an efficient 2 Bedroom, den home for
only !84,000. c .. 5529'161
~DDED SPACE -Freedom Home
has big detached 1ara1e with
separate work room added. Priced
below value at $4,000. 146-4141.
Serving Costa Mc5a-lrvinc
Huntington Beach-N ewport Beach Th.ii newspapt!r will no
knowinfl>' accept any
advert •Ina for r e. -------------~1111!1'--I sate which is in viola GNerol I 002 G..,... I OOJ
Uoaollhelaw. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• .._..for $ale T!H U, OR
•••••••••••••••••••••• TEH OOWN? G__... Real Eslale Valuu
avera1• 10% fain per
year, dollars i.eem to laee
that much, Which should
you own?
I\ u rr W hi k I? -:,d l ~r
2!.lO 1 No:wpo rl BlvCI N B
1714) 61~·4b30
$49,950
Beautifully malDla1n~
adult only townhome In
1deal loc•tlon near ahop·
pinJ • the beach. Can't
10 wron1 w/tbb btfl
piece ot property " auch
a low price. 646-7711.
~ Walker t; lee
SIA SUR, SUM
$17S.000Foura.
See Ii hear Uae 1W'f and
buk In the sun of
Newport Beach Uvlns.
JUST STEPS TO
'BEACH. Laree 2 Bdrm
unit• with P•Uo1 le balconies offer excellent
rental unlt1 for sum-
mer /Winter rentai..
OPEN DAILY 1·5
460& SEASHORE DR.
WHAT A IARGAIHl LilA Realty h 111 to offer
~pew and experienced
lil~ le.
•Receive top comm.
POOL HOMIU
SH,toOU
VA.TUMS
Tremendou. 3 Br home
w/overalzod fam rm a.
masalve brick fplc on
UDO IS&.I
4 BR, 41,I baths: prest ge home,
oversiied comer lot . .$375,000
UDO lS
Newly remodeled 4 bdhi1., den, 4
baths, llvlnf rm. w/cathedral ceiling.
Lge. master bdrm. suite. $224,950
llG CAHYOM
4 BR, tam: rm., 3 baths. Beautifully
decorated Broadmoor Plan 3, on extra
large lot. ~.ooo
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
:J4 I floy\1tlt• 1>,.,,,. N B 6/5 ·I~ It'> 1
vtew. SZS>.500. c 644·7211
roRDETAILS
/.Jn l'illilL
UAILL Y ho ASSOCIAl(S
associated
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HARIOR VIEW WSIC
PalVACY-NtvACY -NIVACY
This 4 bedroom haven is an execuUvc
reward -green hills, blue Pacific, a
homo to make it all worthwhile.
Corona del Mar at its best! 1436
Keyview. Open daily till sold. $259,000.
CAPICOD
SH,000/$2,llO
TOTAL DOWN
WlndlDI roadw•y to llOU'ina 2 1tOC')' reczeat! ER-IEAL ESTATE
NEWPORT ~EACH
llACH llTllAT
S57.tOO YllW ::r~=rB~
yard " ba,y are. .,..,. ~. Wlndln1 wqod walkwaya to aechadcd •
tfyJ OOUrmet kltcben.
St.tp.41own con eruUon
uea plus flreplacel
Sunablhe breakfaat
SS0,950
2 nn.1Mi bath Condo. New carpeta &i paint.
Erid unit facing reeo
ues. HWTY, won't. last.
~~HERITAGE
REALTORS
IE UM19Ut IM '71
Does the thoucht appeul
FO~ESTE
OLSON ................. ··--
,to you? ll 11<>, con.sider
jobdq th• prest1alous
olftces ol Unique Homes lot a futuUc 1978. Ac-
celerated commiaaloo
schedule, in-house awlni
loans. qeative sales
au1a, computer terminal
le active trlllntng & ad·
ministration. Be uruque
in '78 with Unique llomea
Real Estate. Cofltact Jim Wood al 67$-6000, Jackie ----------•
Handleman ut 546 5990
Cc:iro.to d .. Mer I 022 •••••••••••••••••••••••
HOUSEALOME
is worth this pn<.'el But
you can live near the beach in Corona del Mar and have rear lenanta
help pay. $175,000.
I NORINS REALTY
*494-1057 *
Soutll of Hwy
$139,500
An absolutely charmina
2 bedroom on Poinsettia
with beautiful hardwood
floors. Owner occupied
forever and in xlnt cond .
SBedroom
F~ESTE
OLSON
'"""' ••••tt'l•• ..
• thru-out. 2 Fun· double---------
1ara10&CNot tandem). A1--------1 real doll house offered tar the fint llme ln over
12years.
Call 644-7211
fordetaH1
cae:
llDllB ILllll DD.
CORONA DB. MAI
'I PLAN• TOWNHOISI
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THE REAL I ESTATERS , ___ __..
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OLSON
oa.t• lo• ' ., '"'
S.CJfffwy, 2Br1 Ba,
mo. cqi ~ eves. ~1
3 B~' Ba w/bltns, frplc, -., A\Wl Feb 1. Stev
IM-fSl0/5'0-11.Sl
associated
H rl f' r ~ · .i • ' • ·~
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BANK
SAVIHGS
COUMSELOI
GLENDALE
'HD!R4L
SAVINGS
lOON~ Centu Dr Newport Beae!h, CA
Equal Opportunity
Employer.,M IF
•
CARL'S JR.
20925. E. Bristol
Santa Alla. eour.
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ltLLGliVIS
SANTE FE
INTERNATIONAL
CORPORATIO
6055 M•lt era..ge, CotZHI •
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•
MllPW..W 71 ......................
____ ... __ ..,.No exper. nece11. No Lecal SecrttarJ, NeWport . GENERAL alrikes or layofb. Plent)< Ctr criminal as famllT ot work. Call 539·1183, law attorney la lookinl
LABORERS 9am·2Pm. for britht. re.p, exper'd
letal eecy. Call 8"·'121:1
Needed lmmedJate17 for appt.
Lall & abort term U· I b t
ali:oment.e. HoUday • lmmedlat.e opeolnp full ~ •bo:;!~•a -:/.,:t
v a cat 1 d D pa Y . orp/Ume.No~.nec. qechlldra.llwitclri•e.
Hoapltalhatlon plan A&• lT thna 2& ~. Jlnlea1&17 MT'41SST
... ilable. Start Todla Kanne Corp. •
I t L • l.. Income tu preparer, MACHIMI SHOP ~. m+d ~~~ Forems M/F •· .. -o-t_e_l _M_a_n_a1-er•_r_/_C_p_I-..
314tC-..SDri•• -TOPPA1-Small motel. beb cu.
146-4741 lmpectlon If 70Q ue lootlnt for Km f/tlme ma1ntt wife
<Acroa Prom RECEIYIMG permanent •t.eacb' poel· b o u • • t • • p t a a . Or~e Co. Airport> IMSPEC'ROH ~~=\,;Lf:!,~1--.-:::=:::-:-~:::--1..:=.!::..:.;:.:..;...;...::.,_.=,;::=.:.;::
Eq11al Oppor Employer S m a 11 pr e c l a I o n le penooal recoanlUon
machined " molded thenwewanttotalllwltb
GENEBALOFFICE part• for electro-you. Position requires mechanical
ll'fl'felan
k (/\I I ',II\ 11
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••••••••••••••••••••••• ........ 1001 .......................
MUSICIOXU
CLOCICS
WHOLESALE
TO THE TRADE
EN GUSH
SHIPMENT
On Sale
Mon. Jan 18, 9AM
s..lowlt ........ Ltd
112'2 lolM CWH H.a. 1714) 191-7109
STEWART ROTH ANTIQUES
Amertcao Oak Dealer•
150 E. l)yer Rd. 8.A. (at Newport Fwy)
'151.-Z
Elect dryer Deluxe Ken·
more. Perf c:ond. Whitt.
979.4942 X -28 411,
645-1317 eVI
DRYER. Gen. Elec. U1ed
very lllUe, xlnt toad.
$100. Pb 183-0165
Westlnahouaerefrit, F/F,
20 cu fl. aid• by aide $295.
5C8.a251 ' DOfJI 8040 .......................
DOG TRAINING YOUl' PlaceOI' lllne
John Martln 541.oos&
SPRINGER Spaniel,
AXC, B/W, spayed rem.
8 mo'•, ceoue famJJ1
dot. szoo. 67i.(llllO
DOBIE PUPS AKC, 1lre
Olamplon Mllrienburs'•
Cheyenne Autumn.
968-37$.3
FNeto Y• 8041 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Fem. cat. 1pay*9, vtf1 &r· fectloD1l• to a 1ood
bome.955-0638
r.wtwe 1050 •••••••••••••••••••••••
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'UARWICK DAl'>UN
I "',, 1,, l'1I •• '•'
I 831 -1375 49J.Jl75
,
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B1 aYCLA. GI .. ..., ......
A• blnPan coracwa. D·&l!'l tall 'U J tax um ~~·._ UM mate LelJllil-fa to pa1a a aultablo tu ,...
1 form pacb&o before electloo
Ume.
Corddra•• ••• ~Ith the 1clri"ul
sidertns run-ninr for the
state Senate
1 -camean.. he attended
the Sad·
dleback Area
Coordlnatln1
Counci1l
: award• din· : ner at the
• Holiday tnn, CXNtDOVA
La1una Hll.11 Frid~ nl1bt. The Orance Cout H•
aemblyman 11ld that, If th•
Letl•latme can't eome up with a
better property tu relief bW,
tho J arv1s proposal dtte~es pHH,.bftheetectorateJuoee.,
Tbe Jani• Initiative I• .a
389·word dlrecUve that would limit property taxes to 1 pel'Cttlt
• of market yalue if approved by
voters.
' The petiUoa placlnr the bl\IO on tho ballot waa 1l1n~ by
1,284 000 California voten and ta
considered an opportunity fOf'
taxpayers to let polittclua know
how they feel about lncreaaJ.ns
property useasmenta and tue1.
Cordova abo said he ls eyeinf
the state Senate seat now held by Dennis Carpenter. R·
Newport Beach. '
Carpenter announ~ Dec. 13
that be would not run •lain for
hia 3Sth Senatorial Dtstrtct seat.
1 leaving the door open for a
possible later bid for the U.S.
Senate.
Asked when he would make up
his mind whether to run for the
Assembly or the state Senate,
Cordova said lt would be
sometime before tb• tnlln1
dc.adJJne.
Candidates for atate Senate
and Atatmbly po1t1 are re.
quired to file with the 1eeret.ary
oC state between Jan. ao and
.F•b. 9 an 1ntOJJUon to ru.o tor of· nee.
For i:4.tiCJiiltr
LOS GJ!&fl-:fh> -Reacaera have called off the
search for a lisht plane reported
to ban cruheet offabore~ ear
Palos "fei:des aftei a\o~ qe
wai •lted, authOfttlea iay.
Several ·clt.leeu had re~
seeing a briaht flare eraah
toward the ocean. Saturday night. ·
1 But rescue , t•am1 found oothl.na ~ and tbere Ytete
no planes tel>Ciirttcl overdue, •ald
Cout GuUd Petti' otncer ·Lee . Gron •
... -:'I.:·-:· .~ii,:.-.-.
Mobile Home
Fire Blamed
. Dn Cigariette
A 4llcarde4 clrar tte u
blamed todt1 tor 000 flre
that damai a '72,000 modlllar
mobile bome beln1 cllJplay.ct at
a Fouuta!D Valley factqry
day. ~· The ll:IO a.m. Dl Wblcb
wa• quickly deteettd by
employees ~ Levitt ConltnaO'! • ti.oft Sflteml tnc .• 10800 lama
RlHr Ave.. Wat ruled accidental
by flre departmellt lo·
ve1U1aton. Damap WU confined to the
mobile home located at the LCS
Inc. firm•• plant In the clt.)''• in·
d\11trlal uu neu the SH Dfeao Freew~ ~Euclid Street. l'lre department autborlt111
••ld today tb• dl1carded ~rette ~have fallen out Of an uh tra)' or Waf dropped by a smoker.
Upholstered furniture ap-
parently was i&nited by the
smolderinC b\llt.
Firemen said a ll'O\IP of pros-
pectl ve mobile bome·buyera
had been ushered tlarouib the
model abortly before the fire
broke out.
The three workers, Joe
Abeyta, L. E. Ffndley, and
Oliver Desmar&la Mid they al50
oppose e!forts by the company
to create an open ahop.
Mias Charkey said e e>pen shop queauon &l"OIO becauae leas
than alx percent of tbe 1,472
workers who went on strike last
April remain off the job at the Coors brewery in Colorado.
Small Boats
NixonHea&
Ba£k ID HUMPHREY
New Storm
Kills Three,
CuuPower
ST. PAl.114 inn. <AP) -Mr.
and Mn. Richard Laine felt it
H lmpartant lot their Uiree-onth:cld baby to Joln In Min·
IJUOta 'a farewell to Sen. Hubert
Jl.Hum~y. . Tb• couple tood patiently ln a I ear-zero deeree temperatures
n the state Ca itot ate s Sun·
cJay ni;bt. Mn. [alne hef d lhelr
infant. dau1hter, Teresa,
1
wrapped in a yellow down com·
lorter, while her husband held
be hands of 4-year·old twins
Jeucrind Jennifer. "When thia happens to
l somebody as 1reat as Hum· iphrey you just want to
participate in a personal way,"
Mrs. Laine said.
f • Laine. a draftsman. said he
admired Humphrey's stand on
c}vil ri1ht.a, and the couraee
with which be faced tbe caneer
t.hal kllled hlm. ... "
"We've been tellln& the
WRITER REM!MB.E
HUMPHREY'S CAREER~
Irvine Surchara
Studied by Cor.areil
• ..
. The rally 11 f.l:nned at
Teamften Union al 85' at
140 s. ~ Way. Oran1e. at 1 p,m.
The Uu'eo workers present at
today'• preu conference 11a1d
the strike fl not over wa1es but
concerna what they called dJpt.
ty and human ri&)tt.s.
~ Amona their complaints ls a
lie detecior test given brewery
workers which allegedly in-
. ,dudes queatlons about penonal
linances, religion and sex.
Ml11 Cliarkey said the test
does not include personal ques-
tions and consists of only seven queaUons.
The three workers, Joe
Abeyta, L. E. Findley, and
Oliver Desmarais said they also
oppose efforts by the company
to create an open ahop,
M lss Charkey said the open
shop question arose because less
than six percent of the 1,472
workers who went on strike Jut
April remain off the Job at the
Coors brewery in Colorado.
Tiro Men Held
On -~~loaive
RapainSC
P,....PogeAJ
HUMPHREY
his IS.month-old daughter who
had belWl cryin1 from tbe cold.
"I admlred him because he
stood for the avera1e common
worklng man," aaid Sands. "I
shook bis band once w,hen I was
11 years old and I never tor1ot
it.'' .
To Thelma Johnson, 30, a
black Minneapolis housewife,
Humphrey's death was like "Jos.
ing a member of the family.
''He did more for the black
people and the underprivUeged
than any man in history, includ-
ing any president," she said.
"The least I can do ls be close to
him at a time like this."
.Flotilla Protests
AUCKLAND, New Zealand
(AP) -About 100 small boati.
carrying demonstrators greeted
the American nuclear-powered
submarine Pintado, trying to
block the sub's entry into
Waitemata Harbor. However, police patrol boats and an
escorttna warship screened the
protesters• flotilla today, and the
Pintado docked a._ld smote
bomtit, bovenna heJJ~pten and overturned small craft.
Ctdifomia
WASHINGTON (AP>
Former President Nixon headed
back to Call!omla today after at-
tending a memorial ceremony
for Sen. Hubert Humphrey, the
man he defeated ln the 1968 pre·
s1dentiaJ election.
Nixon. who ended 3\A.a years or
self·lmpo ed exHe from
Waahlniton, attended Sunday's
Capitol Rotunda ceremony with
the approval of Mrs. Humphrey.
He lert aboard a scheduled
United Airlines flight to Los
Angeles from Dullea Interrta· tlonal Airport 1hdrtly before
noon after beln1 driven to
planeslde by autornoblle, tho
airline reported..
Congressional sources said
Nlxpn a!'ked whether.there would
be any objection to his attendJng.
The request was relayed to Hum·
phrey•a widow, MUJ'lel, who tald
she would "absolutely not" Object
to Nixon'• appearance, sources
reported.
.. It seemed a good Ume for him
to come bade~· 11ld Sen. Mark
Hatfield, R·Ote .• who joined otbier
Republican leaden Ip meetma In-
form allytlrith the formu cblef ex· ecutive.
·Wife Patrol
•
Totl~ured
When Thief .
S~:4Uro
r
By Tbe AlloclAted PteU
A new storm »ioved Into
Southern California today in the
wake of drought·breaklnc rain .which baUerea Southern
Calif ornJa over the we kend,
floodtn1 roads, eav~ng
tboueandt without power eDd
clalmlng at least three lives.
And forecasters said th new * .. * Fro.P A1
DELAYS •••
•
1torm would brlnt rain ancl
au•ty winds throu1b tonJlbt. decreaam, Tueiday.
Heavy rain wu blamed for
th death of Jarnea Ed"ard Perklns, 18, ol Claremont. whole
car atruck a railroad croSaing
•ate nJl lo Pomooa du.rint tho
SAN DIEGO TAKES
STORM'S BRUNT-,U
NORTH BAnEREO.
BYRAIN~
storrn, autboriUes aald.
A bout a doaen expensive
homes along Malibu Road near
Peppcrdino University aullered
dam a when,mud 1Ud dou tbo
surroundin1 hills.
About 2,400 people In south ..
central Loa An1ele. wer•
without pow r for up to six botarS ,
when a totnaao.Jlke wind
knocked down aeveral utility poles, said E4 Freudenbur,, a
1polreaman for Ute Dc!partment
of Water and PoWer.
A aopplnc wet palm tronct. sent Oyin1 by wlnd1, ahott•
tireulted a power line ln
lngl wOod, caUJlng a teznporJJY.
power 101 tor about aoo
customers.
:1n L wndal • td>oth 1,100 :dents were wltb.out. pow"
when a CB tenna brote 100$0 ..
and bit a J>()Wer line.
In all, southern Callfornta Edison 1ajd about 4,000.
cuatomera were blacked· out in
El onte, Beaumont, COrona,
Lancaster, BeverJ1 HUIS and
Late ArrOWbea<!, wbllo another
2,200 were blacked out in Alharn·
bra and COIDpton.
Mountiln riaort areas repcrt.
ed es Inches ol snow attu the
current 6tonn, but wlnCIS and
freeztn1 tbnJl!lratuut repOrted· Jy made akilba poor.
* * * l'ro.PqeAI
TREia PlllCE APP&BaA'l10N over the put five
yeart ranaed from 25:5 percent for J\ayanond lntemaUoaal
to 425 ~ent for Unlttd-Enera Resources.
Here arecapsuleprofllea of the top five:
Unit.cl F.Derc1. operator ot tbe natbnl ,.._P111 lne. wu spun~ by PennioU ln lrtC. Moore MCCofmact
operates ca~ Una and coal ~. Watm0ttlmd ls one
of lbt nation top coal produetra. £.Systems Ii an elec·
tronlcs ap~~!!~ 1from the LTY eongJomer.ate. Earth Resoureee rama and markets oU.
Wft"R 1112 EXCEPl'ION OP Uolted Ecctty, oone baa aalea exceedinc S:SOO mllUon.
Three of the five wtnnen -United Enerjy, E~ et'llS
d Eartb Resources -are baled 1n Texas.
Adrienne Barbeau ~tar.s as a nurse in
the Korean War in the rpremiere of th
new comedy series The Fighting Nieht·
ingales tonight at 9:30 on CBS , Channel
2.
Ouell&s: ~ Ctllae, Chuck Woolery, Nene ""°'*'Otltt. 7:00 N90 NEWS
UAMCt.UB
M!CNewa
ILOVIWCV
When Lucy buys I OllCIOM
In rMpOnM to 111 lld. Alclly
~"'*· • ADAM-12
Oaann~I Lbtb•fl•
8 KNXT (CBS) Los Angeles
KNSC(NBC) Los Ang1t11 9 KTLA (Ind ) Los Angeles 0 KABC·TV (ABC) Los Ang1l11
Cl) KFMB (CBS) S•n 011go D l<HJ.lV (lnd.) Los Angeles 0 KCST (ABC) San Diego
I KTlV (Ind) Los Ang1111
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By DAN LEWIS
TV OMa S«vka
Until John Ritter 1ot married
a few weeks aJo, the principal
characters in one of televlalon'a
most successful aeries, Threo's
Company, appeared meUculous·
ly tailored for their rol s. They
were all 1in1le when the show
became a late·aeason entry and
major hit tut 1prlri1.
Now, Three's COmpan71a rid· ;n1 an enormous crest of
popularity. It'• been amon1 the "Top 10 all seuon and the be6t
rated relU)ar aerM; for Uie llith
week of the 1H1on. Tbree'a
Company was topped only by the
first three pmee of the }Vorld
Series. ,. •
•
·host nd piani t, Loonts
McGlohon; big·bend veteran
and now community relations
director for atation WBT in Charlot~ N.C.
' •
Totl~ured
WhenTHUif
Steal8 'Auto
.
Altecl •hen he wouJ.4 mu• up Ills mind whet.be to nm for the Aaembb' or the atate Sen1te.
Cordova •aid It would bJt 1omet1me bet ore the flllln1
dtadllne.
Candldites for state Senato
and Anembly .J>o•ts are re·
qulred to file with tbe 1ecretary ot 1tate betweea J~ 30 and Feb, t a lmft>tion to nm for ol· ftce.
More Due Ton.,,,.t
Three Lives Lost
In Weekend Storm
By fte Aaoel1ted Preis
A ntw storm mo\led Into
Southern callfomla today In the
wake of droulht-breaklnl rain
which battered Southern
CallfomJa over the weekend,
flooding roads, lea vlng
thousands without power and
claiminc at least three Uves.
And forecasters said the new
storm would bring rain and
gusty "lnda through tonight,
decreuin1 Tuesday.
Heavy raJn was blamed ror
the death of James Edward
Perkin.I, 18, of Claremont. whote
car struck a railroad crOA1D.1
aate arm in Pomona durln1 tbe
atorm. authorities. aa.ld.
About a do~en expensive
homes alon1 Malibu Road near Pepperdine University suffered
dama1e wbq mud alld down the
aurr0Wldin1 hllla.
About 2,400 people th aout.b·
central Loa An1elea were
without power for up to aix boun
when a tornado-like wind
knocked down several utUlty
poles. said Ed Freudenbura, a spokes~ for the Department
s.\N DIEGO TAKES
STORM'S 8AUNT~3
NORTH BATTERED
BY RAIN.....;,\5
of Wit.er and Power. Tiro Men Held
On ExplositJe
Raps in SC
A aoppin1 wet r.•lm frond,
sent fi)1n1 br w nets, 1bon-et rc u lted a pow,tr line In
.. Jnclewood, eaualgc a temporu,
power lou for about BOO
cu1tomers. t
I
In Latmdale, another 1,300 rea-! den ts w•re without pewer
whert a CB antenna broke t~
and hlt a power Une.
In all, Southern CalJfornla
Edtaon 1ald about 4,ooo.
customers were blacked out ln
El Monte, Beaumont, COrona
Lancaster, Beverly HUJs and
Lake Amnrhead,.whlle anOther
2,200 were blacked out 1n Alham-
bra af!d Con\pton.
Mountain retort areu report-
ed 95 lncha of snow after th~
current storm, but winds and
freeiing t.emperature1 reported-
ly made lklinl P°-Of.
Elltg-'.l'hat'• Nitt9
~
Lagun Beach Lions Club member
celebr ted the club's 50th onnlveraary
Friday nJcht with dinner 8nd a~eches at
the Hotel Laguna, Curr nt preitdent
Gerry Matlock, left, and past president
Nixon Head.
Baek to
Uilifomia
WASHINGTON (Al'> -
Former l>restdent Nixon headed
baclc to California t.Od1y after at.
tendins a memorial ceremony
for Sen. Hubert Humphrey, the
man he defeated 1n tho 1968 a>n·
sidonUal election.
Nixon, who ended 3\i years of
self ·imposed exile from
Washlneton, attended Sunday's
Capitol Rotunda ceremony wilb
the approval of Mn. Humphrey.
He left aboard a athedwed
United Airlines fllcht to Los
Anseles from Dulles Interna-
tional .Airport ishortly before
noon after beln1 driven to
planeside by automobile. the
airline reported.
Conertssional source§· aaid
Nixon asked whet.her there would
be any objection to his 1ttendln1.
The reciuest wu rel1ytd to Hum· phrey'a wfdow, Muriel, who said
she wouJd ''absolutely not" object
to Nixon's appearance, sources reported.
"It seemed a 10od tlme for hlm
to come back,·· 11ld sen. If ark
Hatfield, R·Ore., who jolned Other
J\ publican leaders In meetmp tn-
f orm ally wfth the fonner chle ex· ecuttve.
* * * FroaaPage.4~
HUMPHREY
mont, Minn., cu•todlan who
waited tour houre to aee the
casket, aaid he actmlrld Hum-
phrey for his ''honesty and drive
an cl th& way he tried to help the needy."
••He wu so sincere In every-
th ln 1 he was· almln& for:•
Landaverk Aid.
Bob S1nd1, a 23-year-old
welder from Bi'Oo1tlyn Center,
Minn., Ht .tn a Silv•Uon Arm'1
van drinkinc cof f eo ancl ~oldlaa
hJ1 1s;montl\-0Jd daupter who
had bep ctytng froin tho cold.
"I admired him because ho
stoOd for the avera1e common
worklnc man:• said 1 Sands. "I
•book his hand once when t was
11 Yt&n old and t .never foriot it.''
To Thelma Johnson, 30 a
black MlnneapoU.a houaeWffe,
Humphrey's death wu like "lol-
tn1 a member ol the family •
.. He d!d more tor the black
people Md the UnderprtvU"td
than any man In blatozy, laclud·
!DI any pr ldent," .she 1ald.
'Tb t I can do ls close t.o him ta tlm lite this ...
F~ur Take Plunge
Off Ne~ort ~ier
A dot that plun1ed lnto the
chilly waten oft the Newpoct
Pier early this momio1 ,,trt1-
1ered a cha.in of events that
ended with one man auffenq
from •hock, one booked tnio ~
Jaitandtwoothenwetandcold.
Accordla1 to Ufepards, the
Incident be1an at about 2 a.m.
when the dOI apparently de·
cJded to 10 for a 1wJm nd jum~dolfthtpJer.
In succession, the do1 was
followed .Jnto the 60·decree
water by-,_il o•ner, Eu1ene
Bockert, 31, of Newport Beach
nd two other mea, Brian Blelfuss, 22, of Newport Beach
and James Jenntngs, 28, addreu unknown.
A lifeguard apokeaman aaid It
appeared that the three bad
been drinklns earlier In tbe
evening and that all three were
trylnc to either rescue tile do& or
each other. Pu1ereb~ ~ailed police for
help and atrolmen diapatcbed a
Another
,
RAIN. • •
10~ inches, compared to S.95
inche1 lastyear al tbil tlm,. •
Th• Oran•• Count)' Harbor
Patrol in Newport B~ach reg·
tstored 1.97 lnchee over ~b
weekend for a season sum of
9.03, up from S.89 lasl year.
In Huntington'-B e acb,
Tainwatchel" J. Sherman Denny.
tallied 1.86 lncbes, brln1ln1 the ,
~eason to 10.55 Inches. Laal
year's total at this Ume was 8.52
inches.
The La1una Moulton Treat·
ment Plant In La1ut1~Nl1uel re·
ported a meaeurem !ll at~~ jnches1 for a season t al ol 0$
inches-Lall year at is time
total waaonly3.!)Slnches. )
* * * New Storm
Kill.s Three,
Cuts Power
By The Aasoclated Prus
A ne w storm moved Into
Southern C&Ufornla today in the
wake of drought-brealdnt rain
.whic h batte red Southern
California over the weekend,
flo o d i n1 r oads , leavJnc
thousands without power and
claiming at least three l,lv11.
And forecast.era 1ald the new
s torm would bring rain and
gusty winds throu1b tonl1ht,
decreasing Tuesday.
Heavy rain wu blamed for
the death of Jamu Edward
Perkins, 18, of Claremont, Whole
car struck. a rallrQaC! crOaalnC
gate arm in Pomoaa durta1 the
SAN Dl!QO TAKES
STORM'S 8'nJNT-AI
NORTH BATTERED
BY RAIN-AS
4Mesans
I
Jailed in • ~Bust
Four Colt& M men were in In today after belq arr
thl1 weekend ln conneetloo with
the aale of S500 worth ot heroin
to undercover Newport Beach
offtcen.
Two of the four. Bruce ElUOtt
Jobn1on, 20, and Jorte Arredon·
do Solla, 24, were booked on IUI·
plclon of sellin1 the Ullett •
narcoUc. Both are held tn
Oran1e County Jail ID lieu ot
$10 000 ball each.
The other two, Alan L6ckwood
Brown, U. and James Robert
Andenon. 22, were booked into
Newport Beach clly JaU on·
charies of belnc under the ln· nuence of HerolD. Th•Y are be·
inl held in lieu of $1,000 ball
each.
Polle' aaid the arrests, which occurred at the apartment that
J ohnaon 1hares wit.b hJ1 mothtr
on Fairview Road in Costa
Meaa, ended a two.week ln·
vesti1ation of Johnson and Solla.
Ofttcers 1ndtcated that
Johnson:. mother wu unaware
of tbe alle1ed Uliclt actlvttles ln
which her aon was engaaed.
Detectives said that, In aC:ldl·
tloo to the balfo00nce ol Mexican
brown heroin, they aelzed •
)edger lialln& alle&ed heroin
transactions.
Tun Men Held
On Explosive
R!JPs in SC
' Pr ident Carter Cleft) tops this year's list
of best dressed men, according to the
Fashion Foundation of America. Others
on the list were (from left> Egyptian ·
President Anwar Snda~ New Hampshl
Gt>v. Meldrim Thompson Jr., singer Tony
Bennett and baiebaU player Reggae
Jackson.·
B1 Th AallOtlated Plett
Thouaand• were without
pow r along the E t Cout to-
day after a weellend •now
1torm.
'Early today the ton1 JJJind
L11htlnl Co. 1ald about 183,000
suburban Ne..+ York customers
atlll were wtt.hoUt power. Service
mliht not be reltOred unUl Tues·
day ntctit. The weekend ttorm dumped
up to 15 lnches ol snow In •ec·
tlODI ot nOrthem New En1land.
A 1pokHman for Nar·
raianaeU Electric CO. in Rhode Island aald Sunday nJa:ht It may
tie tour or five days before
power ii restored ln aectlons of
Cranston, R.I., where winds con·
tinued to knock down power
line• aa aoon as they were re-
paired.
The company tald about 21,000
customers were without power:
Sunday night. Cranston achooll
were cloeed today.
Raln, snow and sleet were ex·
peeled In wide areas of the
Southeast today. Geor1la had
unae•aonably cold temperature•
Sunday, wlth the hlib ln Atlanta
St. In Mlaml, temperatures
were expected to be In the 40a to-
-day.
More anow wu forecast for
Virfinla, 4fter a weekend storm
tcnock~ oul power In acattenel areu; more than 40,000 people
in the state were without elec·
trl~ty at one time Saturday.
CdM Trio Selected
By Honor Group
Three Corona del Mai Hl&b
School mualc 1tudtn" have been
aelftted by al.lcUUon to pei'form
wttb the AJl·Southern Callfornla
Hlth School Honor Orchtttta. Stleet.ed were 1JunJOr Richard
Chaetn, who pfa11 trumpet.
aenlor Outllt Kriiten Wtntet and
atrln« b&mlt De'na 'errell.
.....
Temperatures remained well
below freezing acroa most of
Maryland and DtJawar •
Stmllar 1roblem1 wer ex· perleaice Ja wide ar•H of
Pennsylvania and Maryland.
Rain and ovemllht fl'Oltl hit
Alabama from a storm that wu
dumpln1 snow on western T n· ne11ee.
Hunt~on
Oil Slick
Disappears
No trace has been found of a
driftlng oil slick reported Satur·
day nt1bt alter up to· 500 canons
of crude petroleum aplllcd dur-
ln1 Joadini of the 300-foot tanker
Ocean Victory off Huntln1ton
Beach.
Spokesmen for the U.S. Cout
Guard Search and Rescue head·
quarters In Lon1 Beach said ~
day they dlapatcbed a helicopter
to aearch for the driftlDS crude
oil at daybreak. T~e chopper returned to bue
alter ltl crew surveyed a wide
area ot the aea alont the OrAn1e Cout Without 1potUn1 the slick
which spewed Into the ocean two
Jllltlta.a~~ .... ....-AUtncmtle• aald Saturday
nl&ht after offtclal1 Of Gull OU ·company reported the 1pll1 that
they expect lt will drift aabore
downcoaat from Hant1n1ton
:Seacb. ·
Coast Quaid spokesmen nld no pleesure or tommerct.11 boat
• crew• have reporkd •l•ht·
lii8 the reJaUvely small oil spill
which orllinated at • plpeltne
loadln• tmnmal Off aboN.
The mlih•P occurred offabcft
trom Padtlc Coast Hl&Jlwa7 and
Huntlnatoa Street cfurtn1 the pumplna operaUon, In 'Whleb the Ocean Victory w11 taklnf on
petroleu!Q fJ'Om an lftlaild ti.Dk
fartn. •
BOVAN ••.• ·
WAITER REMEMBERS
HUMPHREY'S CAREER-CS
Parking Lot'• Full
Two San Diego men show their frustration and anger as
flood waters caused by weekend rain sink their car in
Mission Valley alongside the Stardust CountrY. Club golf
.
1 HeldAfter
children about Senator Hum· 4 T.'ake Pliing~ phrey. and thl• .. will b• a --e~
t--a...JllUIJlCl.Ql:;¥...Jlar...J~:n..;.;;..ma.....&..1im.~~~~~~
1
l
In NeivptJrt
In succession. the doc wu
followed into the 60·de1ree water by bis owner, Eu1ene
Bockert. 31. of ewpotlt Beach
and two other men, Brlan\.
Bleifus, 22. of Newport Buch
and James Jennlnp, 28, address
unknown.
A llf eiuarct spokesman s Id it
appeared that the three had
been drinklna earlier in the
evening and that all threo were
tryln1 to either rescue tho dot or
each other.
WUe
y JACKIE 11\'MAN
OI • Oli!tr,.... M4llf
John Henderson 'Of the Na· tronal W~r servtce 1111 the
f orecatt 11 for lncrualrij rain
tonl1bt ind bowers Tuodty mo ming.
"And then It abou1d quit ratn.
1na for • d._y and a half," ht
la.Id.
Stritinl btewel')' wtrmen"ftJr
the Adolph Coon Co. h v lm1!-
ed the public to a Sa 1 rally
to "drive Coo... r OU\• Of Orance O>Uftty... '
Ue e sttt Q o
eonWid~ ~q Jllne.;,.~."!"strlke an<t tiOycott effort a1llril
Coors has harmed Calif omla
sales, spokesman for the local
Coora diatrlbutorahlp termecl
effect .. minimal."
The 1poke1man. C rolm
Char key, aald •¥ have been
affected somewhat by 1rowtn1
com petition la Souther~
Callfornla u well as a lack Of
public acceptance of 1he DOW··
scrapped Coors punch tab can.
Three of the 1tdldn1 worken
me m ber1 of the Brewerf
Workers Loial 386 in Golden
Colo., announced Saturday's ral·.
ly at a preas conference tbia
morntn1. They were accom· panied Pete Remmel of tbe Cen-
tral Labor Council of Ora.nae
CPunty (AFL-ClO).
The rally la planned at
Teamaten Unlon Local 8M at
140 S. Marki Way, Oran1e, at 1
p.m.
Tbe three workers present at
today's press conference said
the strike ls not over wain but
concerns what tbey called dlpl·
ty and human ri&hts.
Among their complaints ls a
lie detector teat elven brewery
workers which alle1edly in·
eludes questions about penonal
finances, relialon and sex.
Miss Cbarkey aaid the test
does not include personal ques-
tions and consists of only seven
questions.
The three workers, Joe
Abeyta, L. E. Fll\dley, and
Oliver Desmarais said they a1ao
oppose dtorts by the company
to create an open shop.
Miss Charkcy said the open
shop quettlon arose becaua• less
than six percent of the 1,472
workers who went on strU<e laat
April remain orf the job at the
Coore brewery in Colorado.
Pole Thefts
Jail Marine
SAN DIEGO (AP) -A 28-year-
oJd Martneofficerfaeet• 1eoera1
court.martial on four cbar1es of
slHllnl and selllD1 1overnment
property-• utility poles, •bl•
spokesman tor the ldUIDe Corps
Recruit Depot.
The char1et revealed T\a8'cfay
accuse U. Kemp D. EW1 ot En·
cinitas of st.eallnl the polet oo
two OCCUIODI last Auaust and
September and selling them for
neatly $3,300.
Ellls la an offtcer In tho 3rd Recruit Tralnina Battalion aDd la
in char1eoffourplaloonloflraln·
inl recrults and tbelr drill in· atructora.
Search Ended
For Airera[t
Set, One, TtDo •••
Karen Woodel, juniors' quarterback, is recelVlng ball
from coach Ken Bares -while coach Rich Brown gives
advice. It's all a prelude to the El Toro High School
Powder Puff Football game Wednesday at MiSaion Viejo
High School stadium. Pregame activities be~ at 7:30 p.m. with kickoff at 8 p.m. Proceeds from t.icket sales
tor the classic battle between the junior and senior gifts
will support women's athletic activities.
Saddiebllck Council :
-.Presents 18 A.wards
Awards were given to 18 peo.
pie during the fifth annual S•d·
dleback Valley Coordlnatlne
Council dinner at Holiday IM,
Laguna Hllll.
Exceptioaal Award recipients
were Henry Beaudry of Leisure
World. Harold Beck of South
Laguna Hilla, Jamea Bone of
Aegean Hills, Alfred Driscoll of
Leisure World, Herbert Tellman
of Laauna Nhtuel.· Peter
Nixon Heath
Back to
Thommes of El Tore). Derek
Whlte of South Laauna Hills,
Boll Price df South Latiuna Hills and outgoln1 president Rlck
Bobay. who . alto received
Outstandln1 Service Award. •
Meritorious Award recipients
at the Friday ni&ht session were
!Ury Cornellua of Leisure
World, Mary Drane of Lelaure
WC)rld, Georae Goodale or
t.as~o• Hilla, Mildred Hud81ns ot El Toro. Frank Lovett of
Lebure World, John May of El
Toro, Phlltp Murdoch of Letaure
World, Mar)' Phillipe of ~· oreat, lrene Pubhnan of
La1una H1ll1 and Marcia
Rudolph of Ae1ean JUlls.
SACC acta an an umbrella or-
• ganlzatlon of varlou1
homeowner oreanlzaUODS in the
county'• Saddleback Valley
eetvlce areu and offera recom·
mendaUons on ilsues and ap.
plioation1 scheduled for coo·
1lderatlon by county 1upervlsori
and planning commlssionen.
Guests honored at tbe awards dinner Included county ·
supervilon Ralph Diedrich and
Tom RUey and 14th District Al•
11mplyman Ron Cordova, D·
Lake Forest.
Boyle Jw;r EY,ed
............. )
BOYAN •••
man.
Pollce claim Kulik,
Fedorow1kl, former H•re
Kr11bna devotee Roy
Cbristopber Rlcbud, 28, and
Newport Beach buslne11man
Joseph Shelton Davis Ut, 28, all
partners ln the Newport Beach
investment flrrn. Prasadam Dia·
tributin1 Jnc., hired tbe trio to
killBovan.
l'otlce ctaJm indicted AnthOny
"LltUe Tony" Marone Jr., 23,
ancto'lt~ond Steven Reseo,
28, both ot HunUnitoJl Beach,
were worklng wtth Fiori at the
time Bovan wu 1unned down
outside tbe !H .Ranchlto
restaurant.
Al10 free on ball today alter
beinl ordered to return to the courtroom Jan. 21 wu Kulik'•
wife, EllJe Caban Kulik, 28, ol NewPpl't Bo ch.
FroraPageAI
FUND •••
'stadium.
:l'homsley Hi~ the $10,500
special campAtan fund to pro-
mote bond approtal would be
dlvlded amonc the dl1trlct'1
•even tnatees to u1e aa they see
fit. The amount ls fiaMd on what
the dlatrict hu apent IA previous
elections, be 1Jld. · .
An alternative to divldln1
bond c:ampal1D funds 1mon1
truateet would l>e to use the
moaey for board-approved
ne.w1paper adverUelna.
telephone campatptn1, printed
fllen, ar other' promotion tech·
nlques, 'lbornsleys d.
A third Choice suuested to the
l>Oard Would be to e tho fubd
or a oombl&i&Uon Of •ndlVidual truatea' and bOard-~DsOnd
projects.
•
•
nu TBB EXCIPl'ION or UD.lted EQero. none bU •alet exceedin1 $500 mUUon. ...
Thfteot the live WiDnett-Unfted Eoera, ·~ IUld :Barth RaoUreee -are bu4ICl Tnaa.
Oaann~l Lutl"fl•
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I KTLA (Ind ) Los Angeles
KABC-TV (ABC) Los Ange4es
Cl) KFM8 (CBS) San Diego D KH.HV (Ind) L°' Ano•••• 9 t<CST (ABC) San O•eoo
I KTlV (Ind ) Los Angeles
KCOP-TV (Ind.) Los An~tes
KCET-TV (PBS) Loa Angel .. G KOCE·lV (PBS) Hunttngton Beach
By DAN LEWIS
TV DM• lenlc•
Until John Ritter .eot marrled
a few week.I a10. the principal
c:liaract.era in one of televtalon's
rnost aucceaaful series, Tb('ee'a -
Compuy. •ppe•red meUeWOus-
17 tailored for their roles. They
were all 1ln1le when the show
became a Jate-seuon entry and
major hit last 11prtn1.
Now. Tbree•s Company ls rid· J i an enormous cre1t or
popularity. Il'• been amon1 the crop 10 all season and the beat
rated regular series for the 1lxth
week of the 1eaaon. Three's
Company wu topped only by the
first three sames of the World
Serl ea.
JOHN PIA YS the alnale male
who lives with two •ilJB!• females in a Santa Moiilca
apartment. There'• no hanky
panky amone them, and the
three have promlled that it will
stay that way as tone as the
aeries thrives.
The roles of his Uve-tn compa·
niona are played by Joyce
DeWitt arid Sunnne Somera.
U'a a contemporary aeries,
focuatnc on social mores of a
more Uberal·mlnded •eneratlon.