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Antiques
Probed
KIDNAP •••
BONN, West Germany CAP>
-.. Soviet Preetdent Leonid I.
Bre&baev sent lettera to the
beads of NATO 1overnmenta
warnlng them against the in·
troduction ct the neutron bomb,
Weat German and NATO of·
ficiala confirmed today.
No details of the letters were
officially divulced, but the West
German daily newspaper Die
Welt reported that the penonil
note sent to West German Chan•
cellor Helmut Sebmldt w~ "al•
le1eC11)< written in a 'rude' man·
ner."
A Bonn government
spokesman confirmed that what
be called a "direct" letter on the neutron bomb bu been sent to
memben of the North AtlantJc Treaty Orllhlsatlon and ~
countries that algiliecl the ms
Helsinki accords on Europelln
1ecurity and cooj)eration.
A spokesman at NATO head•
quarters bl Bruuela, Bellf um,
Hid tbe letters, received about
Ulree ft'eeka 110, were sharply
crlUcal of U.S. development of
the neutlul bomb. •
Brrilmev recat11 bu stepped
up tile Soviet dlplomaUc c · •
palgn aptmt the new nuclear
weapon, 1aytn1 Moscow ml1bt
re pVnd In kind if President
Carter decides to 10 ahead wltb production and deployment of
the bomb.
The neutron warhead pro-
duces twice the deadly radlat.lca
of a conventional nuclear bomb but less than a tenth as much
blast power, beat and fallaat.
Thus destruction to buildlnas
al\d other inulmate object•
ould bo tar 1•11. and tbe
, w 1pon wou.14 be Ulied primarily
agaln1t enemy troop concentra·
tiona. •
Defense officials want to
deploy the neutron warheild on Lance mlullea and artillery
ahella 1n EF.Ope where NATO
allies aN OUlnumbir.,ct • l>1 SO.:
vlet bloc~ anCl tanki.
The tuture ot the bomb bas
become a autjof polltlcill t11ue
in West Germany. where m0&t of
the warheads probabt;~d be
deployed. · Die Welt quoted Bonn "P·
ernment elreles"..,u 1aytn1 tbe Wat Gtrmana would take their
time abOut ans"'8rin1 the let&«'
trom QSCO.W.
Marine Listed
As Serious
After SlayiQgs
ffigh Court
Sets He~
On Pensions
WASHINGTON (AP) -'!be
V.S. SupreJAC Court rule
unnnlmoualy ~•Y .. tbat def
dants who suecesaMiy ci
Shtl suits mQ: gei the other
aide to pay their lesat costs
When the SUit WU "frivolous, UD•
reasonable or without founda· Uon." ,.
The court'• op'hilon, written t;i,1
Ju1UC0 Potter Stewar_t1• ap: peate<t to fQblon a inia.cue-of'·,
the-road approach to a ~I;.\
question answered differently bY; 1 varlo\11 lower federil courts ' tbepast.
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1 • WASHINGTON (AP) -Presl-
r dent Cart.er sent Conareas today a budaet he described as "lean : and tight," but that may not be l fean enough to please some key
t
members.
Cart.er'• bud&et proposal calls
for ~.2 billion to be apent for
fiscal 1"19. It provides fOr new ~odlni for dertnte, education
and hea.IU'I, and leaves a deficit
Ol $80.1 bUUOn, UI tblrd Jariest
ever.
"I would Uke to '" ua under $500 billlon," House Speaker
l'bomaa P. O'Neill told re-
porters, rererrln1 to Carter's
apendin& plan.'
But O'Neill said proirama for
jobs and economic itlmulation
CARTER'S BUDGeT
IMPACT VIEWEl>--A4
STATE'S PROJECTS TOP
WATER ALLOCATION~
would not be aacntlced uror
fense or miythlq e!Je.,.
The admlnhtratlon'•
economic, plan "ls not without
considerable riska,.. aald Rep.
Georae Mabon, D·Tex.,
lflorie €...ediaa
f
tn addition, the flowlni
sewaae iw to fears of under-ground damage to the heavtly
traveled roadway and police
diverted all traffic off the
highway between Riverside
Avenue arid Dover for more than
an hourSUftdiy riftetJM>O~
Newport Beach rape aiut
buralary euspect Gerry CurtW
BrJn•I• wu ellmtnated todq
.. a ·~ m &be tntunoua Sact'&mento Eutalde Bapllt
Cl.I •
Nobl,ernan .
KU/napped
In Paris
PARIS (AP) -Gunmen CID Ii
motorbike anc! bidden lo a
parked truck cloeed 1D OD the
chauffeur-driven automobile ol
Baron F.douant Jean Empaln oo a Paris street today and kid· napped the BelctaJ) nobleman.
one of Europe'• wealthiest ID·
dustrlallab, police sources said.
The aources said no ransom
de mand had been received
several hours after tbe late·
morntnc abduction.
The 40-year-old Empain,
whose mother waa Columbus,
Ohio-born music ball atar Rozell
Rowland, la president and
m anaatng dl recto"r of the
F rench-Belgian Empain·
Schneider ll'OUP·
The conatomerate, which bu
a n annual turnover of $4.S
billion, is France's only nuclear
power plant manufacturer ,
building U.S. Westh11bouae
plant.I 'Wlder license. and baa large steel. shipping, b1nldn1
and machinery production in-
terests.
The chauffeur was reported
badly beaten by the kidnappers
and hospitalized Cor treatment of
his injuries.
Ero• Page Al
PARCEL •••
S•cr Colthty 1
Deputy st1i 1a14 ~
that BrenaAD ta illO lon,.. be-
ing probed 'Y tbe Eaatalde
Rapbt tut fOC'Ce becaUM &be
deteeUftl ~blllbed that be
was In Utah at tbe Ume .ome d
our cues were hpoa1od."
Meanwbllo, bOweYer, det.c-
t1ve1.1D Prcwo. U&ah, lndUdllli
one oftlcer from Newport \
Beacb, HUI the1 expect to
a pend tbe next few d111
c&talOluin& 9'aat ~1 beUe¥e ere stolen anUquos towad 1D
Bran1pn'1 Provo bOme •• 'Ibey
tatatlveb' • tbe nlae af the
Ueui• at men ttiaD $1 ID
Branaim hu
~th rape and ~ In eoll•
neetlon wltb two bieak·lns In
Corona de1 Mar bOmes in wb1ch
rapes occurred an4 anUquu
were stolen.
He remains fn <>ranie Count1
Jail. held ln lieu of $50.000 ball. Branagan WU lnlUally llnk6Cl
to the Eastalde Rapist cues
Friday during a ball hearinl
held ln the Barbor Judicial J>b.
trlct Court.
Newport Beach detective
Michael Blltcb teatlnect that•
similarities between the rape
cases in Newport Beach for
which Branagan wu lirrated
and the 29 cua attributed to
the Eastslde Rapht In
Sacramento.
He also testified that two
rinaa and a rtna box found in
Brana1an'1 car matched the
deacription of ltems stolen in
one of the Sacramento cues
and that the Eastslde Rapist's
blood type matclled Brana1an'1
"down to a relatively mlnitcule subgroup."
Later. however, detectlvea
said the rin&s were definitely
ideoUfled as belnc from two
Southern Calllornla buralarte1.
Sacramento detec'1vee, who bad
been in Newport Beach alnce
last Monday, dropped out of the
investigation.
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SNUFF •••
bis illness and cletennfne If the
disorder is of cardiac orl1ln. Douglas ls free on $100,000 bail
while be awaits.trial 011 cb~
of attempted murder at'\d
sollcitaUoo. of murder. TllOff dW'tet were filed last
Jul,_.31> after the turnlture re-
finilhef was aitelted at a Yucca
Valley cabin by two undercover
police women who sald he rtcrulted thelJI for role• ln
p rooirapblc 19ovlea be ln•
tend'd to make at the desert
location. It ts alleged that Douclas ln·
tended to murder the two
women and dlamepiber them 11 tbe final scene rln hl• "snuff
pomo,. movie.
A wltne11 testlf.ed ln munJclpal court action aplll.st
Dou1tu that be offered her
$1,000 for each of flve women be
uked ber to rocru1t tor mcme
matina that woUld ln.c1 thell'
sublequent tm.uns aQd. 8UDW2a·
Uon. Sb• testlfted that DoUilu told
her be hid alteadY ltllle'd five
auch women WtiO Wftd m his movies, dlSmem "ed ~tlitm 8M
buried them lri eurrotmdlil' nmote cSetert area. An l~lve aearch of the
crease 1WTouDdln1 the cabin
falled to produce any elsn of
human 1tmaln1.
WQllND•
e1e7e
•:ten
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MAP SHOWS LOCATION OF TRAFFIC FATALITIES IN MESA DURING PAST TWO YEARS.
N9WpOlt 80ulwai'd H• DUbloua Honor •• City'• Mott Dangeroua Street.
OC Air.port
Fight Eyed
ByN~ort
Newport Beach city coun-
cthnen will be uked tonleht to
set ulde '350i000 to be uaed to
hire experta to belp the ctty in
ill fight a1alnlt expualon of
Orance County Airport.
Clty Attorney Dennis O'Neil,
In a memo to tbe counell noted
that .. if we hope to at.ave ·off· • • • presauree for e~nston. we
mp1t lac:e tbe bard reaUty ~t It
wtll COit money and perb8JMI •
lot of money to protect the cit)''•
lntereata." He auuested the fund, which would remaJn qnder the control
of the councU, be estabUehed for
retalnlnl attorneys. consult.anti
or any other experta necessary
in tbe city'• on·sotna battle wtth the tounty-owMCS facility.
O'Nell's recommendation f ollow1 by two weekl a almUar
recommendation made by:
homeowner• who bave been
fi1ht1n1 airport nolle.
So~e of the area wbere the
clty la ba"1lft; U.. county over the
airport Include tbe city
cballense of the airport environ-
mental Impact r,port, the city
challen1e of tho 1tate·1ruted nolle variance. Ht for beartn&
thJ1 summer, and several pro-
cee41naa belore the State Public
UtUitiea Commlaalon and the
federal a.ti AeronauUc1 Board
over p~ new routes into
the Counll alntdp. , . ,
l',...P,,.,Al
TRAFFIC OUTLOOK. • • .
Plan'nlnc COmmlasionen
expected to seek a 204·f
helght Umlt on the cent.er so air
traffic t Oranae County Airport
wUI not be hJndered.
Developers have presented
plans for a three.level parking
attucturt end underarouna
facWUes that would house 741
car• for th8 Prudential buildi.n1. ,
AddlttocW · l'arklDI woQld bo provided u the CMter de\'etoi-1 over the next 10 to 15 yea.rt. , • Besides concern over triffiq
Smpactl, lhadows from llfl4t
buUdinp so were dlacu.5abd 1rn
lanotng ltarf:
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Beadg for Weather
Kindergartenera in the Soviet oil-producing city of
Surgut don't let the 'rigors of winter in western Siberia
prevent them from stretching their legs outdoors.
Underground Basin
Jlas Water Sur.plus ,. By IERRY CLAUSEN
Of tile Dltlr ..... Motif
· Oran1e County's dN>uebt·
1tricken underground water
basin has been settlne an extra ~ectlon ot much needed water.
Ortlclalt of the Metropolitan
Water Dlstrict ClrlWD), wblch
aopplles tho county wttb water
from Northem Calllornla and
the Colorado River, are in tbe
unuauaJ poa1Uoo of havln1 ex-
C!es1 water on hand beoause
taln1 have reduced need and the
Colorado River' aqaeduct baa
n operat.d bt~d nonnal i.l~=:.-~~lde Q>unty la nearly full of river
water. Tbe lake 1torea the water
o.nlU lt Ja fed to water dJatricta
or Into the county's underll'CUnd
WidowSu~s
Over Plane . ..
Crash Death
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Pilot Wins P~ess A
• Murphine, Granville Capture Special Hano.rs .
Dally Pilot writers, edlton
nd photographera capt'frtd
flrtt place honort In nine
cnt iones 1n th Orange COUllty. Prut Club'• alrd~ nnu1l
awards contest bonorlnc ez.
cellenco 1n JOurnallam.
They were amon1 the $4
JourJJ Utt• who ahar d tbe
1potU1ht and $3,150 ln caah
prti durlnJ the Club'•
w rm uet SaWrday zqht
l anta:Ann.
Daily Pilot wtnnen included:
.-.Orance County Bur au Chief (ia.ry GraavWe, W~O WU
th r clplent of the Pt Club'•
first "Watchdo1 Aw rd"
stabt Mtt to combat ~ ·
by:pub't.lc bOdi •
G .ranvllte'e 'ltorle1 in
December 1918 dl1clo1ed a
ecret redJ.JlrlctJna plan devised
for the ·county' five
aupervlsoriaJ dlltrlets.
CommenUn1 on Granvllle'1
atorlea, the Jud1e1 1ajd tbey
"affected ao many people. • .It
really atopped aomethin1 that
could have been diautrous ...
Jn addition, Granvllle won
first place award1 for his editorial on ·
animal or nature photo of the
year~
-ormer 1.Aatuna Beach city
editor lack Claappen. now the
public loto1111at1on officer for
CoHtUne Community C0Ue1e, won fint place tn tho modJd.M
cate1ory for bl1 1tory on paramedlC8.
Tbe Press Club'• preatiJdous Sky Dunlap Award went to Dally
Pilot Mana11n1 Editor Thomas
Murphlne. He wu cited by the
Presa Club'• Board of Dlrectora
for exempt~ professlonallam
and dedication to Joumalllm ~
for bl• entoura1ement an4 a•·
1latance to developloe youna Journalllta. political cam-
pal1n reform
in Oraore
County; bla
feature atory
a bout poll ti·
ciana Indicted
by the COWlty
Grand Jury
and their trip
to Jail, and
bl• blatorical piece dealln1 Wftb
the burnln1 of China&oq in
Santa Ana in 1908.
Los An1eles Times reporter
Richard O'Rellly won the fourth
annual Society of Protesslonal
Journalllts, Slama Delta Chi
Award for lnveaUaaUve report·
!n•. Hla ccount of tho pollUcal
• macbln•Uona beblnd a multl-
mllllon dollar Oran1e County
data procea1ln1 contract was
Miected by • panel of edltona
from five county newspapers u
1977'1 belt ~mple of lnitlaUve,
enterprlae and 1nvest.i.at1ve re-
port1n1 lkllla. • • G ranvlllt, tbe Preu Club' a
_prealdent f« the put year, wu
the only four-time winner
in th• Im contat.
-Sunday EdJtor Carol Moore,
won first place honors for ber
lnalde pa1e layouts.
-Pboto1rapher Gary Am-
brote won the top prbe 1n the
1porta photo cate1ory for Ills
picture ol acUon and an1w.h at
second baae durlnf an An1el 1ame.
-Reporter Mlellael
Pukevlcb, who captured 011
film and 1n word.I an aravment over Junk foOdl betweea irate
mothers and a candy vendor In
a Coata Meta ne.lab.borboOd,
took first ,lace for the best •tor o ti)' aa
-Photo1rlp er Patrh'k O'Douell'• Photo of aea blrGs
and &he boat1 of Newport
Beacb'1 dory flahermen won
him tbe top prise for beat
lo
Hy Seaman, lon1ttme
Weltmlnater Hiib School Journalism teacher; Joe I ,
diatrict mana1er of publlo al·
falra and public relatlona for
Pacific Telephone Co., and Olive
Wllllam1, lon1tlme Anaheim
Bulletin Journalht were
awarded lileUme membenhlps
In tbe Preu Club.
Jnatalled at tht annual ban-
quet as tm Prell Club presl·
dent wu Senta Aila Reliater ,.. porter Charley Roberta.
Hctlon1 were awarded 14~
fJrsta and four aecondl for a
total of $1.111 • .50 in pibe money.
The Rqister fin.labed aecond
with Sl,100 in prtie mODey for
10~ first place awards and 12~
aeconds.
The Daily Piiot placed third,
wlnnlng nine first prl1t1 and
12~ second place awarda and
$987 .50 ln prize money.
J'iolablng fourth wH .lbe
Fullerton Daily News Tribune
with two (ll'lta, four aecondl and
$250.
The 4Weekly SaddlebaCk Valley
Newa ataff won $115 for two
flrsta and one second place
11Dl1b.
Jud1es for the 19'77 contest
were lrom tbe San Dleao and
San Jose press clube, the Twin
Countte. <Rtveralde and Sao
Be.rnardtno) pre.a Club and the
Lo• Padres chapter of th• Socle-
ty or Professional Joumallata, Stam a Delta Chi.
FolloWb:ll la a complete list of the winners:
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Carter Bu~et
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Impact Vie ed
A SLUll·DWELLBR mi ht cet ttie l1rBt chance to Uve ID d • cent housing.
A businessman accustomed to
the so·called "three0 martlnl
lunch'' mtOt find bis company
crackln~ down on auch alf&ira In
if Con1res1 aoea along with
Carter.11 plan to halve the
amount that can bo deducted.
For those who could benelit or
suffer from Carter'• budget, the
impact is not yet certain. Contress must stUl accept, re·
vise or reject Carter's plans and
that could take until next aum·
mer or fall.
BUT IT'S POS&BLE to aav
what tbe impact would be if
25Years01d
Navy to Retire
Sub 'Nautilus'
WASIUNGTON (AP) -Many
Americans no loc:t1er are Just
dreamina about a carefree tile
in the sun or the mountalias.
They're movin there at ever iii·
creasing rates, aaya the U.S.
Census Bureau.
In addition to rapid iroWth In
the "SUD Belt" .stales, the IOV•
ernment aeency said Sunday 1n
an interim teport that there
have been significant populaUon
hift1 Into the weatern moun·
taina and the more rural
north em atatet of New En&Jand.
"We were surprised et tbe
very 1tron1 1rowtb of the moun· taln atates, .. uld Dooald
Starslnlc of the CenaUI Bureau'•
populaUon division:.
'Ttie. winter of i97g.71 brought little snow to
Northern California and the Ski Shasta ski'
resort was unable to open. Currently, it is.
closed again following a storm last week
LOS ANGELES CAP) -The
recent serl• of atorms w. cb
pounded into Southern
Calilornia beaches took a bit of
the area with them -up to so
feet of beatbf?ODi ln aome st>Ota.
authorities said.
LOs Angeles CountJ Ure&uards
credited bigb tldea Ula poundinl
surf 1enerated by the 1torm1 !01t
what they described u tbe m01t
intensive erosion lD a decade
alon1 the couot1'1 west-racina
beaches.
But, they predicted, the und
will return, probably tills sprina
or summer.
storms gobbled up a swath of
beacbfront about 45 to SO feet
wide along the entire section.
Lt. Tom Johnson of the deJ)art·
ment'S central section, said
llfefunrd towers near Santa
Monica have been withdrawn 75
yarda or so. '
"WE'VE BAD A GOOD 25
yards of beach eaten away "
Johnaon said. '
Northern beaches from
Topanaa to the VentUl'a COunty
line also lost sand. Lt. Fred
Gerth said that near Zuma. a
· 30-root loss ot beachfront cut the
.beach to about half it.a size.
Lifeauard towers in tbe area have also been pulled back. • "REAUY, IT'S Just a normal
winter beach condition but we
haven't experienced it In a long time.'' said Lt. Steve Voorhees MEANWHILE, a man who
of the county Lllesuard Depart· discovered two four-foot sharu
ment's southern section, runnlnit . in tl'io Los An&eles Rlv~r Stin·
from Palos Verdes to Manna day, nearly 35 miles from the
Del Jl,y. ·, · nearest oce n outlet, sald he
Voorhees eaUmated th'll the believed the sharks got there
1
because or the storm.
Wtlllam R. Anderson, who
noticed the sharks Sunday all ho
Jogged alona the river bank near
bis Sherman Oak's home,
speculated that they awam up
the rain-swollen river and were
stranded by the recedinl water.
However John Fitch of the
stale Dej>artmeot Of nab and
Game was skeptical of An·
derson's theoey, saylnc the
chance ot the occurrence WU
abOul ••one in a bllllon."
INrt'E
$13,396,000 for on1o'In1 ipre·
construction work at the
Aubum-FotsOm South unit. !ti
expl•nator1 tatement.
bowever, adds that .. the fiscal
year lt'lt requ t include. no
fuoda tor the c:onstmc1Jon of the
Auburn dam. J>tiaya. have oc·
eurred in the CQnst.r\lctlon of this
feature d~ to th• current re· view of eeol<>1le condltlons at
the damsite.
"The amount or funding that
would be required in fiscal year
1979, if the related problem• are
tatlafaetorlly resolved and con·
$lructlon can proceed .•. can not
beealimatedatthisUme.Ift.Mre:
solution of the problem•
indicate the need ror tbe &ddl·
tlonal fundin(, timely request
will be ma to the Cohgreas."
SPOKESMEN ADE clear.
that tbe still undefined danger
from eartbquake1, not ad·
mlnistratlort finaaclal re uct·
tance, aa a year aao wben
Carter tried to scrap Auburn, l•
the reason f« no fundi~ .now. .
Charles WallJce, an }nterlor
Department spokesman, said
that re~ on whether or not
the AubUrn dai:n near Sacramen·
to wowd be safe stUI were not
complete, ''but it loou hopef11I."
W. Joynel MacFaTlan,
spokesman for the ~ureau Of
Reclamation, aaid that ~cau.s ot outstanding difficulties,
••there probabl~ will be no
prime contra.ct sor dam con· atructtoo unw Jate ma at the
very earliest."
YOSEMITE NATIONAi; Parle
1 to 1et *1,S00,000, subject to ap-
prov al by Congress, for con·
atruction of bulldlng1 aQd
utlliUes. '11\e Fort P.olnt Netlonal
Historic Sile. Lassen Volaanic
National Park, Joshua Tree Na·
tional Monument, the Point
Reyes National Seashore, and
Sequoia National Partc an come
n tor l amounts, raniln'
from UgHthOuse conversloo to
buUdi.nC aewa1e treatment
Jaclllties, with no price tab
lilsber than half a million
dollars.
Cal oi'ala r with T
about en nns in the oomber
of projects for whlcli the U.S.
Anny COrp8 rs is re-
questln& tumla tor fiacal 1t'19.
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Cheery View ef
A Few Raindrops
Raindrops were 1ti11 f alllng on our head.a last week -
and seeping throuah the roof and wa.Shing out a few roads
and caving in some hillaldea -when the Orqe County
Environmental Management Agency aet about putting
together a Storm Progress Report.
You doubUesa will be pleased, lf somewhat surprised, to Jeam from the EMA gtorm reporters that damages
from the downpour were "minimal."
Impact on the flood control system also was
"minimal. .. Overtime compensation for clean-up crews was .. minimal .. too. They llkethat word.
1'he descent of part ol Capistrano Palisades onto
Pacific Coast Highway was not called minimal, but
clean.up, we are advised, was "routinely performed.·•
As for the rupture of the sewer main along A~o
Creek, the health services agency had been "advised to
monitor the problem.'•
In undeveloped areas, the EMA was pleased to
announce, tbe rainfall was "laraely absorbed into the
pervlous earth mantle.''
No doubt this was a heck of a lot better than having it
land on impervious thlnes like paved roads, where it bad a ·
tendency to overflow and wash things like automobiles
into creekbeds. The only "serious problem .. discerned by the EMA
was in Irvine where "the demise of a small bridge on
Culver Drive .. impacted traffic circulation. (At last word
it was still impacting it.>
The EMA report does note that several road and
other construction projects probably will be delayed on
account of the rain. But on the whole, its storm report is cheery enough to
lead those who were out and about in the wet stuff to
suspect that the EMA folk did their storm research by
telephone from a warm county office. Or maybe
environmentalists are just naturally happy folks.
They're at It Again
Remember NOx. that costly little anti-smog device
we were ordered to put on our cars a while back -then
told we didn't have to because it messed up engines and
burned up gas?
Remember the California llighway Patrol's smog
i:levice checking program -that was abandoned because
1t was using up too many patrolman hours?
Air Resources Board Chairman Tom Quinn either hu a
,hort memory or is an Incurable optimilt because there's
vet another anti-auto-smog brainstorm brewing In
3acramcnto.
In fact, it's already being tested tn Riverside County
.ind is due to spread through the five other Southern
California counties by next year. Northern California is
?XCUSed.
This one will be a network ot 1'1 computerized
•lrive-through smog control lnspecUon staUom. set up in
'>uildings that resemble car washu.
In 10 short minutes the inspection 1t1Uon1 will
i>roduce a computerized read-out on malfunctlclllnl 11Jlog ~~c~. .
Mr. Quinn says the program not only wUl reduce
>mog in the South coast Air Basin, but also will reduce
tip-offs by mechanics wbo charae for necessary repairs.
How this will wofk 11 not quite clear, beCauae the
in spection stations presumably won•t fix your
malfunctioning amof devtce for free. But they will tell
·1ou to pt 1t fixed. Thia new state ef£ort Is described as a milltl·mlWon
lollar program. ~
We anticipate lt wUI be at leut as popular u NOX.
I
Comnmter Note
Oran1e County commuters who are tired ol battlint
he overloaded Santa Ana Freeway may find relief when
1 new Amtrak rush·hour train b¢gins its Clally run between
..osAngelesandSanDiegonextmonth.
Four Orange County stopS, at San Clemente, San
.Juan Capistrano, Santa Ana. and Fullerton, ar 1Chedwed
ror tbe El Camino, which Will be f undecl Jollitly by Los
ugelea County and CalTrans.
NorthbOund. th am Will leave tSu Diego at 5:45 a.m. and amve at LO Aqeles at 8:20 a.m. The return
trip Wi)l J Unloll StaUon at 4:30 p.m.. and reach San
Diego t 1:05 p.m.
Amtrak will laave :•precise timetable for the Oran1e Countj tettons earlY lh February and many reSldenta may flnd lt apractlcDlalternaUv t.Othefreeway.
Thos wtio tr vel regularly or occaalonat1y to
dOwntoWn LOS Ang lei should give aome thouaht to
saving goSOUne and nervous strain by 1ai;npllti1 the
tvlce Of El CamlnO. RoJlroad bufft, ot courao, WW need no
encouragcrncnttOclimb board. • oPtl)lons xpNIMd In the •PJC• aboYe are ttioM ot th Dally PlfDt.
OCher V1ewa pteeted on thla p~ are thote Of Ir authora and
lltl. Reader comrn1nt •• Invited. Addreee The DallY P.ilot. P.O. Box 1580, Cotta MctSat CA 9262&. Phone (71.f) &4M32t.
Gloomy
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Castro Defends Africa Role
WASHINGTON -·1na
dO&Ued la a face-t1>faco dll-cuuloa with CUba'• Fld C tro
ii lik• ~ to rell8Clll wltb • fox &Del .-wolf. Tbla wa1 tb ex·
perleoce of Rep1. l'rederSct
JUchnaond. J>.N.Y •• end Rlcbard Nolan, D-Mbm. duriDI. receot
four-ud-a·baU·bour private
aealOD with the voluble bearded
Communlat leader ln Havana.
The wily Cutro, accordlili to
their coritldentlal account wrl~
ten for
Secretary of
State Cyrua Vance. was
affable most
of the tlme,
amillogly pro-
f e u to a bis
wiab to mend
fences with
the United
State• and hls
peraoaal llkiq tor PrealdeDt
Carter.
He 1rowled lmpatientlJJ when
aeoaltlve toplca were ralaed.
such u Cutro'1 mlUtal')' lo·
tervenUon In Aqola and other African nations.
From the secret report to
Vance, here are verbathn ft• c erpta from th• Havana
dialo1ue:
CASTRO conve1ed "sincere
wl1be1 to Improve nlatlont"
between CUba and the Volt.eel
Stat .... DOtlDI that HHHI
polltlcal prl1ontn bad been
1prun1 from Cuban /atla at the request of U.S. or lclala. He
added that he'• "favorably dl.I·
poted'' to allowlrur Cubau with
dual U.S. cttbenllilp to leave tbe island if they with.
Deaplte run·lna with Carter
over polnta of foreltn poUcy,
Caatro 1aJd be liked the Georgia
peanut farmer as a fellow chlef
of state. The Cuban Communist
said be was 1ure Carter would
never coadone the assaulnaUaa
attempt.I OCl hi1 lile.
. "Will the premJer, then, meet
with l>resldeot Carter?" asked
bll consrealonal guests .
"We'll meet." the foxy Cutro
replied with tbll polttJcal klcter.
..du.rtn1 b1a second term!'
Jn the Mme vein, ~ ~
die tea blS lppt'.QVal ot Mvcral
o&her aa.... mad OD Carter'•
behalf. The CUban •f.roftlmtn. for lDstanco. wu "f avorabl,y dis-
poeed .. to a 1u11eat1on tbtt
direct air Hrvl~e resume
betwem the two COGDUi •
He eothUISalUcalb' = to tbe idea of cUllW'al nc
between the two peoples, lo Y• tna palDt«'I. dancers. maalctans and buebell playera. Amedcan
experts In a1rlculture and
tourism. Castro told the con-e re um en, would alao be welcome .. at the appropriate time."
BUT CASTRO 1Uffeoed vlslbb'
when bil vlaltora advaneed the idea of establlablna:a U.S. pnaa
office IA Havana. ''1 bave doubts
about this," he retorted. "I dO
not mue unilateral deelllou,"
be added. 'Jben he ac:euaed tbo
U.S. preu ot •'t.elUna u .... about
hia 1ovemment and b1a people.
"My comndea are not con·
•lnoed•• that 'n1lorln1 un·
resttlcted American p
ee11 to Cuba would b• '"a
poalll" step ... be declared.
AU aemblanc• or amlablllty
vanhlatd wben the two Americana meatloaed that Carter, tboulb .... ,., .. to bettc1"
aUaDI Wlih CUbe, pndlcated
ora CUtro'• wllllricnea to
dlmlnlsb Cuban military and
polittcaJ in.id.11Df 1D An1o1a. u1n Abica, we are not willing
to compromise,.. be bee an a
brt1t11n1 harancue. ••Fe: many
)ean. CUba was blockaded.'' he
lectured b.ll iueata. But de1plte
tbls enforced iaolatlon, be 11ld.
hi• covernment manaaed to de-"elop Uet Witb emer1ent COUil·
trlea lD Africa an4 Soutbeut
Alla. .. These countrlet, •• he em·
pbaslzed, 0 alao have been tr7tna
to become Independent.•• By
aakln• bll Communllt ncfme to
retreat from Anaola, Cutro pro.
teated, .. the U.S. 1s DOW uldna
ceoeraUon would ha•e bap. pened~lf had ln...ted ln the old D , IO tho th1nk1Di ioa. ldeallzed civic, com·
mantty Ad tamWal life of the
half.lmqlned past would have ";~could ba•e bPt
that geoet"atlon of American
fait;JW• ID tho Inner city. 'lbe
bon came back home from
Berlin and Tokyo 1n 19f5 having
consecrated themselves to a
ra11y pltd•a-terre and
bun.aalow 1D tbe aubu.rtil. U tbe
savings and loan associations
bad tried to keep them where tber were by manlpulatln'
eredlt, their own cuatometa would •e 1'ut on Mickey Mouse maata, 1olt.en abotauns and
lobbed tbeiD.
Iv Phil tnt•rlondi
Me~akers Shovel Off to Buffalo
.. . By BVGR A. MllLUGAN c "'~~···· . .. BUFFALO, N.Y. -J!;ver d---
1loce an American Airlines ~~Stew ) stewardess named Toby Pyle
: :. <wlfe of one ot our Washington· • . ~
. .
writ.en> told mo Buffalo bad the
wont weathet of any city she
flew into, I have admired the
spunk and tood humor of lts frosl·bitten cltlzenry. So it
comes u no shock that Bu.ff&lo
has decided to remember the
Great Blizzard of '77 by 1tastn1
a 1iant snow ball -black Ue, if
you please -on Saturday, one
year to the day after wi.nds howl-
ing off Lake Erie began buryin1
lhe city under a snowfall that 20
days later meaaured.U inches.
'"f •.• ~ .. ·~1':!~~~······ .. T..-v1~'
........ _ .... -........... _.,._.._ l·ll
• '"I'll uy they're important! I'm shreddine my New
Year'• resolutions!" TRIS IS NOT only taller than
moat St. Bernard docs and
enough to obliterate hundreds of
acres of abandoned automobiles,
but the drifts were hither than
many houses and thousands of
people were stranded for days ln
courthouses, supermarkets,
bowline alle11 and gin milll.. .
Deatlu Elsewhere
WASHINGTON <AP)
.-Freda UUey, autho~
Deatla Notk!e.
CCNIS
N\AX G CENIS, ruldtl\l of
ly,,.,,ood. --twty Jtl\ ... ry It.
1'71. Survl-llY ->litn, H•rrlet
C11ri.tlanMn OI Coll<I INw Me~l•I
1•rvlCH wlll tit held on Wedh41.CS.y J•,.w•ry U l:lO PM Bell Brotdway
Ciw.p.1 wllh ll\llrfV'Nllt II\ Irwin, P• In
llt11 ol fl-rs. doNtlons ,,..,.,. II•
-to .... AnltrfCMI ... .,, AsMICI .. u-. 8•11 Bro.ctw.y MorlUtr'I' Olrec-
lors.
CKAMA••LAtN
lUClllf: O. CHAMBE•lAIN.
IN\Md twty J-y II. 1971 In Y111:· <• V•ll•'I'· She Is 1urvt,.... by her d•uohler, Donn• l. Bouro•ofs,
n1tll1tr, Lucy E. 0.1-. broltwr. Mtrvl" A. Oii-. S .. ...,.,, .. .,. _,.
l ftMl-QrMllthl-lenl<ft Wiii ... WedflftftV J""*'Y ,,, t PM In tfle
Chtpel et Pecfllc VI-IMMMl•I
Ptrll. 3.MIO Ptcffk vi.w ~ • New-1
.. KIL Peclllc View ~ Ofrtc·
Wt.
HATTO
DORIS flf:NIE HATTO. !Nlltd
twey 0<1 J_.., 20. 1911 In LA.-
Hiii\, Ca A ,..llw OI W•sN119tOll \ha <...,• lo C.flfo<nl• U years ato PM!
owner OI Ul9UN MU\lc Ce. Siie end
lier hus~ ..... 1111afntc1 Ille bu\ltlU\
IOt 11 yur.. She '' wrVI...., by her -nd SlarA..,. of l.,... Hlll1, Ca , • .... wr•ld Lee HtOO of Thovwnd
01•1. Ct.,• dauGht.,. Kat"9rlnt Merl•
Bulllnoton of OU"'1t, Ca , -loo.Ir
o•••ukhllcltt<1. -.. 1 wr'tlctS wlll
be lleld T-y .Januotry 14. lf71 tt St.
~ry't Epltc-f ClllK<h In LAllllM
B•tcll, c.. In I..., of 11-.n tamlly ro·
-IS CO\llrlllllti-lie ...... l• el .. r
, ... Cenc., Ot ....., FUl\d M<CMMI<•
Mortuery L.a11111\t Hiiis Cllrec1on. ,....,,,.
ltUP ..
GlAOYS ltUPft, ,.--•Y Oft
-'"""'Y 21, 1t71. Belovect wtlo of lll<lltrd l. .._, IOVlno l'ftOOwr of ••rry AuPO Of eor-oat M•r, Sltwn
•upp of Watlllnglon, 0 C. and 1.l1tor Of
Mr\. Gtr.ict Borrtll of Ctmdtn, M ichloari. Mn. R-wn • Melnller of
-u1111.i MeCl!Odt1t Olw'cl> Clttl• Of ~Hllll.C..-•,,,.......OfClfl ... IMI-Oia .. U.-Hllll, C..
Vl•U•tlon on Tues<Ny J•n.,.ry 24 ''°"' 2 00 PM to S 00 P.M and 1 00 PM lo
t 00 PM ti O'Connor ltQUN Hllll
Mortuary 25301 Allcl• Ptrkw•y,
Laoun• Hllll. C.. rllfM'rll MrVICH
WedMld'fy J-V U. 1'11 .. o·c-
... , l•9un• Hiii\ -rlu•ry Cl\as-1
with "ev ltw'fl'(e F. H•wley ol·
ft<l•tlno 1111..-......,. at Peclllc vi.w
MeMorl •I Park. O'Connor lo9una
Hlll1 Mort_.y d-ton. ••c• GRACE A. BECI(, rHldent of
l•Qun.t Hlllt, paned away Jtn.,.ry 21,
1t11, S..rv1¥M by -'°"• Burton llo<k .. Ltkewooct, CA., one lister. lllll.,.. t
l .... ..-1. of o.to -· • l'l'K•, MM!• •nd .......... Ge«91. MMt of the
Chrlttl•n lkwtal on TllllncNy Jan ... ry
U ti 11 lO AMS.... Fer-Mfulan
CMpel wllh I~ at s.n ,..,_ w Minion ~y •.. If BrNClway Noort""'" OlrK'°".
and lecturer on pollttcal
isaues and social conflict
in the Far Ea.st, Europe
and America for more
than SO years, died
Saturday after suffenne
a stroke. She was 79
POWAY <AP< -
Newspaperman Edmund
P . Rocker, who once
look a trouncinf in the
ring from Tom Sharkey
in preparing to write a
boxing story, is dead at
99.
SAN DIEGO (AP> -
Geor1e Batara Zl1I
Naalok, a chef who
worked for four Mexican
presidents and once
briefly for President
Kennedy, has died al 81.
Seniors
Get Free
Tax Help
Free Income tax
Ten people froze to deatb in
their automobiles out on the
bleak hi&hways where nothing
moved but rescue snow scooters,
and another 18 died in bliuard-
re lated accidents, including
fires that raged out of control as
water !rote inside fire hoses and
hydrants couehed up ice cubes.
"MAYBE THE BLIZZA&D
was lousy for bu.slneaa and a lot
or other things, but it brouaht
out fellowship amona the people
of Buffalo," said Bill Eaton, an
art aallery proprietor who or·
canlsed the bli11:ard ball.
The memorial bliuard blut
will be held in a lovely Buffalo
mansion called Butler Hall,
which to me anyway seems ex-
ceedingly approrpriate as it waa
the home of the late Mrs.
Edward Butler, the long-time
president of the Buffalo Eveninc
News.
I MET MRS. BUTLER. a lady
State Ups
Mimmum
service for senior
cltlzens lo Laguna IF/ nH~Q
Beach will be available '1' 4.-e~
durtnc February, Karch SAN FRANCISCO
and April from 9 a.m. to <AP> -l.l'he 1tate Jn·
noon in council cham-du.atrial are Com·
bers, ~ Foresi-Avenue. mission has voted to in·
beglnnms Feb. 2. c r e a s e th e s t a t e
Participants will need minimum wage to $2.65
to bring last year's an hour, effective April
federal and slate lax re-1. and to $2.90, effective
turns, Internal revenue Jan. 1, 19'19.
forms and w.2 frms. AP· The action will make
polntments may be, the state minimum -
m a d e b y c a I l l n g now $2.50 an hour -the
49V·2441. same as the federal
minimum wage, which
was increased from
$2.30 an hour on Jan 1 Gets Diploma this year. The commission also
Thomas J. Gervalse of announced that it will
----------Hunllnaton Beach has conduct hearings later received his diploma this year on boosting the
from the School of state rate ahead of the
Radiologic Technology federal standard.
McCOIMtC«
MOITUAalH
Laguna Beach
494-9415
Laguna Hiiis
788-0933
San Juan Capistrano
495--1778
IALn.tn•aoM
M•ALHOMI Corona cNt Mar 873-9450
~a Mesa 848-2424
..... OADWAT
NOllT\IAIY •
110 Brotdway
Cotta Mesa
842-9150
IMITMolVTMILU.AMI
WUTCUff CHAPIL
427 E. 17th St.
Costa Mell • Ms..4888 Santa Ana Chapel
a UI N. Broedway
8anttAna * 547 .... 131
at St. Francis Hospital The slate atandud
ln Lynwood. covers about a million
~;id;i"R£~~~~~r workers In agriculture aaldwl , and small buslnessea
Plano• ~I U,~0 ::d&:'t ~=a'>~
and 'H'·~ i ~.. wa e. Organs ~ I .-!~~llllllli--... iililll
feclf#1 nwMlni
LESSONS• f fRUME~TG
MUleC
of areal charm and wlt, on an
alrplane once coin& to Ireland ano sbo wondered aloud whether
It would be raining when we cot
there. I thought lt •trance that
someone from Buffalo should
worry about the weather
anywhere, which elicited both a
Jauch and an anecdote from my
seat~nale.
Mrs. BuUer related that one
year in the early 1950s the .
weather was so horrid in Buffalo
she decided to cheer up readers
by giving them the weather re·
port each day from Fairbanks,
Alaska, by way of su11eslin&
that things could be worse.
"THE FD6T DAY we tried it
with a front pa&e box," the lady
recalled. "It was 8 below in Bu.I·
falo and 15 above in Fairbanks.
The next day we slipped to 10
below and Fairbanks was riaht
on zero. 'lbe third day I said to
hell with it and went to
Florida."
Those who sttovel off to Buf.
Calo for the bll snow ball will
tlnd that the indomintable spirit
of t.trr. BuUer and weather wile
people like her invest this up.
state New York communJty with
a roueb and ready pioneer.type
humor, which la why the town
became one vut slumber party
durlne it.I wintery ordeal.
I have no Idea wbo 11 coming
to the froetbit.O frolic, but I hope
the guest list includes the 190-
pound traffic cop who was blown
over aix limes while on duty that
first bowling January ni&bt, and
all the 1uys snowed in at the
bowlln1 alley who jwst went on
improvine their game, and the.
weather forecasters who were
snowbound in their obsenoatory
out at the airport .
IT WOULD BE NICE if the
guest Us Included the Rev.
Hubert Reimann, the priest in
rural Sardinia who bunked down
30 orphans of the 1torm and
always 1n.1wered bls phc)de, •
Jude's Ski Lod1e." And Ruth
Rusinlak, the widow with ahc.
kids, who cooked up enoucb aoup
and souJaih to feed 120 retuc
camped out In tho volunteer lire
house In Cbeekiowo,a.
Also the lady who couldn't
make it home from Nort In tbO
storm, went into a tavern,
bought a lottery Ucket and won
$1,000 a week for the rest of be.r
life. .
Since, as Police COmmissloner
Thomu Blair noted, "the storm
brought out the best and the worst in us," maybe a few of tile ;w..,.-._.i.-...-._...,._
rnore outragious looters should
be on hand for the crand march.
especially the CUY who stole the
snow plow.
THE 81G BLIZZA&D ball un ..
dottbtedly wlll brlnl out lta
share of "Buffalo Bllaurd Bores," a lar_Je·mouth species
atven to endless recital.I ol boW'
hlgb the drift.I were above their
1'111 Aelaing Tooth
Monty. a 4-year·old Siberi~ tiger, shows
hlS broken upper. canine tooth s he yawns
at the Philadelphia ZOO. Ile yawns a lot
because his bad tooth keeps-him awake.
Monty l.s scheduled for a root canal opera-
tion Friday by a .. ~pie" dentist. He'll be
asleep during surgery.
aecond·atory bedroom windows -------------------and how after 10 days they flDally
found their falthful family can
out on the Thruway and ensine
kicked toliferi1ht away.
Steve Weller, columnist for
the Bulfalo Evening News, dld a
classic snow Job on the bUuard
bores when ho shoveled up a
yam about his own car belni
found by four 1uya drillinl for
natural au. It bad been burled
more than a week, "but tbe
llChts were on and the radlo was
playlna April in Part&."'
No-Collapse Seen
In Moral V aloes
CIUCAGO <AP) -On the basls or surveys the
put five years, sociololist William McCready/
1a1s the much-publicbed .. cOllapse or moral stan-
dards" ot Americans ls largely non-existent.
llcCready, a senior dlrector of the NaUonal
OpJ.Dlon R reb Center at the Unlvenlty of
Cblca10. reports ha "OVervtew: A Continulnt Survey of lsauee Mrectlng Catholics" that most in· tT~e rebauli urlndeb t1h1llnDIBulf•~\4 dlcaton lhow a low level d ch.ante retarding s aging a uar a ~o moral ebolces and standards. ·
la that the oreamz.lnc committee "CondemnaUoo of extramarital sexual rela·
doesn't have to book the hall for tloo.s ran about 69 percent in 1973 and 72 percent in
an alternate date in the event of • 1977. People who said they had aeen an X·rated
inclement weather. Just so lone m.ovie totaled 2S percent in 1973 and 18 percent in
u the band can make it.a way 1976. In 1173 2S percent of the reaponse 1ald that
throuch the drifts t~ play "Let ll '"there was no rt1ht or wrona way to tnake mo,ney.
Snow. Let It Snow and similar only easr. and hard,'~ and ln 1976 the ficure wu ZS seasonal ballads. percent.•
e cue f r
# ... .
t
~. Jll\uary 23, 1971
The honor, named after a
now deceased S~rlor court
jud1e. la liven to the member
of the le1a1 profession whO, lo
the oplnloa 'of the county bar,
ha• be6t MtYed law and Justice
ln the wecedine year. ,.
JUSTICE GARDNER, il
Newport Beach resident, will
accept the award durln1
ceremonies Thursday at the
OCBA annual meeUn1 and in·
atallation ot officers.
He will also serve that night
u muter or ceremonies durlna
what is billed as .the county
• bar'• "flrel annual
roast."
Justice GUdrier, r garded by
many Orange County lawyera
as the are '• m01t capable and
popular juriat, was appointed to
the San Bernardino court in
1970 after 1ervin1 for. 23 years
on the local Superior Co~
bench.
RE DAS BEEN NAMED
"Man ot the Yeai" in recent
yeara by the Orange County
Preas Club, the city of Newport
Beach, tbe Newport Hafbor
Kiwanil and the Newport
Harbor Spastic Lea1ue.
A prolific -and often am~·
Ing -writer in law, Justice
Gardner la acknowledged by
the lepl profession as a na·
tlonwlde authority on many
le&al issues.
M~m Guilty in Attack
A Dana Point woman accused
on arrest of attacking her 3·
year·old eon and her sister-In·
Jaw with a bottle has been
found guilty of lesser charges ln
Oran1e County Superior Court.
Judge Robert E. Rickles
found Lora Jane Berger, 24, or
33832 ValencU. Place, 1u11ty of
a misdemeanor count of assault with a deadly weapon after she
agreed to let hlm rule on the
basis of a readtn1 of the
municipal court preliminary
transcript.
MRS. BERGER WAS
charged on arrest laat Aui. 25
Commuter Train
Stops Set ill OC
A schedule bas been eet for Orange County slops of a new Los
Anaeles-San Diego rush-hour commuter train, a spokeswoman for .
Los Anaelea County Supervisor Baxter Ward bas announced.
However, she said the schedules are not yet available throuah
Amtrak because It has not had tllem printed yet. The train b
scheduled to begin its run Feb. 14.
THE MORNING TRAIN WILL LEA VE San Diego at 5:45 dai·
Jy except Sundays. Oranae County stops are: San Juan
Capistrano, 7:03 a.m.; Santa Ana, 7:25 a.m.; Fullerton, 7:45 a.m.,
arrlvln1 in Loa Angeles at 8:20 a.m.
Two trains will leave Los Anaeles in the afternoon for San
Diego, one at 4:30 p.m. and one at 5:30 p.m.
STOPS INCLUDE: FULLERTON, 5:05 p.m . and 6:05 p.m.;
Santa Ana, 6:21 p.m. and 7:21 p.m.; and San Juan Capistrano, · 5:'1 p.m. and 6:'1.p.m.
Los Angeles County and the Call!ornla Department of
Transportation are 1pon.sorln1 the train and will be relmbuned
. • by Amtrak lf the run la profitable,
with felony counts of usault
with a deadly weapon, cruel
and inhuman punishment to a
child and eodan1erln1 the life
of a child.
Judie Rickles sentenced Mrs.
Beraer to 60 days in the county
jail and immediately ruled that
be considered the jail time
served. She wu placed on three
years probaUon and ordered to
stay away from alcohol.
MRS. BERGER WAS arrest-
ed after ahe aJJegedly stnict
her slster·ln·law, Stephanie
Berger, 25, and ber son, Eric, 3,
wllh a wine bottle.
Police said the defendant and
her husband, Eric Jobri Ber1er,
were Involved ln a dispute
about the custody of their son at
the time of the incident.
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I
' Bruins Bring Out Best
In Notre Da e ·Players
~
SOUTH .BEND, lnd. <AP> -
Tbe UCLA: l}ruins apparently
bring out the be tin Notre Dame
basketball players.
"Thl11 t th Juke we needed,"
satd Notre Dam co ch lgger
Ph Ip aner hl t m cdsed the
Bruins, 75·73, for their fourth
~ 1ctory 1n five g m gainst the
pcrennl Iba k tb II po r.
"W pc kcd wh n we beat
UCL.I\ t Los Ang I tlii year
let down nd now we've pcuk;d
alo, '' aid Ph lps aft.er hi$
team survived the third-rated
BruJl\s' serond hall comeback In
the natlon11Uy televised came.
The lri hJ 11·3, can't celobtate
the victor)' ror too lon1. They play
here acain tonight acalnst
Dartmouth.
"Our players have to realize
they can't think bout this vie·
tory with the schedule we have,"
said Phelps. ''l said earlier J
thought we needed 20 victories
to get an NCAA bid. Once we
get that, w~·n be able to relax."
Phelps said he hasn't been
working his players as hard as
h has In past years.
"We gave the players IS days
off within a 30 day period," he
sa1d. "We have five freshmen
from f1\ e d1CCerent states and I
belte\e we had some homesick
players. The time off has cost us
some down moments, but l think
it will pay orr. The colte1e
season is too lone and we think
you've got to get a break."
Both Phelps and UCLA coach CAUGHT IN BETWEEN -Notre Dame's Gary Cunningham, wh06e only
Jeff Carpenter became entaneled with a two setbac~ in his first year as
pair of UCLA Bruins in Sunday's basket· head coach liave been lo Notre
complished a lot n th aam .
"Thi was one Qf the truly
standing game In coll
bask lball,'"' aid <funnln hom
"I'm disappointed, but not dli·
courated. We cam back Lrotig
~nd that's a mar of ood tum ...
If Dave Wilk h d h1L both
ends of a one-aru:t-one opPOrtunl·
ty with four second to play, lb
Bruins mif ht have lcfl with th ir 14th vie ory. ttowev r, h
missed the first hot and Bruce
Flowers gr bbed the r bound.
Flowers. who sank two free
throws with SS seconds left gtv· Ing the Irish a '14·n dv n e .
made a free throw with on
aecond left and the ,najotlty of
the c•pacity crowd of'll,345
lax ed.
The dramatic finiab come
after UCLA climbed from a 46-34 ·
deficit to a so.:•T advantage by outscoring the home team 16-1.
Roy Hamilton's etx points
sparked the comeback.
Senior guard Duck Williams.
the leading Notre Dame scorer.
didn't start but came otr the
bench to score seven 4lralcht
points and 11 of !3 for th Irish
m the first half. His spurt pro·
ba 11 ,game from South Bend. Dave Dame, felt their players had ac-! ,__::..:..::..:_:.:.::.:.:.:_:_:,.:..:;;:._;::..:;.::::.:.:.:.-=..:.:.:.:.:......=..:::..:..;~~~~~~~~:---=-~~~~~~~-:-----~,;..._-:--~--.-....,..":-.'::-:-~ ,.
16-'1:,eaT'. Drought
To End for EWyd?. ... , Tonight in Tampa
I '
In Pro Bowl Game
.L TAMPA. Fl.ti. C~Pl ~ Pretty
'oon, Jim Hart js going lo start
clearln his n1endar \h
arter each Sut>cr Bowl.
A year ago, after Minnesota
lost in Super Bowl XI, Vikings
quarterback Fran Tarkenton
bened off participation Ul lhe
Pro Bowl. Hart was summoned
t<> Seattle to suit up for the Na-
tl on a I Football Conference
Past Rockets
~rt.8 Clf,pped ShOrt
Borg Out asts Connors
NASCAR CHAMPION CALE YARBOROUGH WAVES A"EA RIVERSIDE WIN.
RACE •••
Continued From P•1e 8 -1
on the others in as much as he
debuted hla new Oldsmobile 442
here and won with lt while most
or the competition ls waiting un-
til lhe Daytona 500 next month to
wheel out their new machinery.
"We were just hoping to finish
well with it the first tlme out and
stall learn a few things before
Daytona,'' said Yarborough,
whose win was the first tor
Oldsmobile In Grand National.
raetng since 1959,
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Volleyball Outlook
For UCI: Improved
UC Irvine railed to win a
volleyball match in Its first
season of intercollegiate com·
petition a year ago. but don't
look tor that to happen in 1978.
"The difference between last
year's team and thla year's ls
like day and nieht," says Ant·
eaters coach Miles Pabst,
whose club opens play Tuesday
nleht at Cal State (Northrldee>.
"Last year we were just total·
ly inexperienced wltb all
freshmen. except tor sophomore
Rick Stlnehart. But we'll be able
to compete with people thls
season. They won't walk over us
like they did last year,·• says
Pabst.
Besides Stinehart, UCI bas
four other players returning.
They include Glenrt Duval,
Kevin Mastin, Fred Ahnert and
Pete. Hubbard. All are
sophomores.
The best or the incoming
group figure1 to be rreahmen
Terry Cline <Newport Harbor>
and Steve Vrebalovlch <Costa
Mesa). And Dave Lundin, a
tranafer from Texas A&M wtll
probably be a starter. says
Pabst. Other key personnel In the
UCI picture include sophomores
Mike Burbank and Lance
MaeLe1n and rreahmen Jeff Hamilton (Dana Hilla), John
Mooney <Canyon, Anaheim) and
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• MISCELLANY
.MV SwimmeFS Expected
To Dominate Prep Scene
By OG RCA L60 Of ... Ot ff PIMt , .....
The 1978 h11h chool a iro seuon t Wld r way along th
'Orance Coast are • a r 1\onj.bat
h11 been ynotymoua with •
cellence.
Looming bove the tal nt of
area &wlmmera from Hunt·
inaton Beach to Stn f:lcm nto are Minion VleJo Ug •
Dlablos, the mighU t l eton of
talent ln Southern Calltornl bia·
tory.
All one bal to do ls Cb ck result. or lhe CIF ,.4 cham·
plonshlp finals of a year a o.
With the exception of two-Um
Olymplc Gama champion and
world record holder Brian
Goodell ln the dlatanc
rreestylee,. and Jeff Scolman,
the same namea th•t led th&
Dlablos to a lhird cons cutlv
runaway are back ln the Mlaston
Viejo stat.le.
Diamonds •mone the eem·Uh
field of talent at Ml11lon Viejo
include Junior Jesse Vauallo.
Junlor Paul Kontrimu, :aenior
Ed Ryder, Junior 'Steve
Barnlcoat. and seniors Jim New
and Victor Vuaallo.
Other 1un1 returnlnt are
Junior Norm Brown, sophomores
Steve McDonoueh, Rick
Robh11ori, Dave Barnes and
Dave Eby. jurilor Ra)I Novotny
and d1vera Don Lebel and Bob
HJvner.
Alao 1enlor1 Charlie Ray,
Mike Bamee. Steve Hall, Mark
Barber. Ron Beshk. and Jeff
Lee.
Tramren Rick Ben)amb:a (El
Toro), Mlke Haley (FU.llerU!n)
and Kevin and Mike Wasko
<HawaU> add more talent.
And there are rte1hmen Carl
Salyer (breaatatroke>l Blll
Kasmlerowtcz, Chrl1 Wi llama
and Steve Moyer. Freeatyler
Kumlerowtci 11 a blue chip .P!'O'" 1peet. . -
"We realize,'• 11ya Mluton
Viejo eoath Mike Pelton, .. we
have to replace a 1upentar
1wlmmer ln Brian Goodell, and
we're countlnl on aome;)'.OUDI
kids to do a · job tn addlUOG to tome new talent.
"But yee, our kids thl.b.k they ·
can be better than lut year's
team."
Here are llOme Of the thlpga
the Dlabl did to the rest of the
CIF fiSt. year: J e Vusillo
won the zoo.yard tncUvJdual
medley in 1:53.03.and tblrd
in the iCO tree <4:1171).
Victcr Vassallo c IJ)Ju~ the
100·yard backStfoJC (Q.00 jMd wu alxth in the 200 lndo <1:sa.rn.
New WU third (l!U.11) to
Goodell and BUI Babaahoff
<Fountain Valley) in tti 2o0-free
'and fourth IQ the 500 (4:30.00).
B•rnlc:oat was second ha th
100 ba~ at ~.41 and tho enure
medley relay team (third at
1: 37 .81) retwv. Of the \L'lnnlni free retar team. GoOa U muat
be replaced, probably by KOn-
t.tlm aa, Ryder or Benjamin.
Kontrlmu was ClF so f
champion (22.41) and 100 nm<
nerup C48.'U> and posaea ts
tremendous potential witb hll
8"6 fr me.
Tbo Vassalloe are back in the
fold •rter leaving the area tem.
pqr rUy. "The Vusall01, "aaya
P.etton, "are very goal-oriented.
Jeue may be the closest to th
family 1oal of itroduclne 1n
Olympian. but thla ii an amaz. uprem cy which h11 c l -1 lna family. Vincente 11 only an foothold behind lho N1S:.:iv100 ei1hth·1rader and Is 1wlmmlng Jo Na_, dores sWSm club.
raster than his older brothers The Dlablo. betln their que1t
dld at the same a1e. And tbWe for a foW'th 1tral1ht CIF crown
ii 1 l0·1ear-01d coming up." Wedneaday when they boat
Ryder adds more muacle to Unlvenlty Hieb end a rn.sc>r
the MJwon VleJo attack. lnellit· ltem on their adaeClule la the
ble last year on the prep levd, Miislon Viejo JnvitaUonal Feb.
Ryder and Goodell •w•m the 200, 4. when one of the 1t.ron1e1t
and 500-meter freestylea f« the • fleld1 to ever compete on the
United stat. a1atnst tho East. pnp I vcl mYadea ar1uertte
Germana laat summer. Swlm Center.
Tbe Dlabloe are ven1Ule-lmPQrta OG the team include
Pelton can Juille hJa UDeup like the V,a11allo brothera from
adeckdeards. Puerto Rlco, Barber or
The South coast Le has Plllladelphla, the Dames are outatr·u .... lndi ld _,_aaue...a .. 6 -from ClnclnnaU and New of
'IU.Ul5 v u..-ln ·~ Portland amon1 othen
areas. 1uch u El Toro•a T~ Jt'a 1 ~ta.r·ltudded field and
Choquehuanca, Costa Mesa'• altbouch not entirely home
Bob. Dolan•, and Unlveraity 1rotrn, surely the moet formlda-
(Irvane> High 1 Steve Braun. ble 1roup 111 CIF aMala.
But in depth. there ls nothint to The future? Nlne of the ~ hi
m !l t ch Ml 1.1i on Vt eJ o • 1 the MV proaram are aenJora.
Readers Speak Out'
Dear Mr. White: I tee wbere Pat Hac1ea
tblnka he ahould be reapoali.ble
tor the fortunea of \tie Ra.ml.
• f7 Um tbcr la a tol'Y about the Rams. 1t atarta off
with P t Haden •aJ\Da, "'L •• •• •
J am eo Itek ol reMl.na ••t ....
11.e Ja Dot the Oat; one CJG tbe
team. And •hat maku hhn think he Ja IO lrn~t 8D)"
w01? He :wu Just lucky all feal', and that wu proyed wbtn he
choked in the plA1off 1ame. Wh1 do you continue to priilt
Haden'• "L • :• aod set dOWn to ,.~. tbe real Den about
the RAlal ••• It JOU cu call
an.)'thlni aboUt the Rama new..
Joan Bel.lint • Newport Beach
B16eA&10CAaWPl"9M
The folloWinc ate Blllboard'I' bot record hita tor the week ending January 28 ., they appear In
A st week'1 liaue of Billboard maiulnt.
BOT81NGLU
1. BABY OOKE BACK -Player <RSO>
1. SHORT PEOPLE -Randy Newman (Warner Brt'll.)
3. SfAYJN' ALIVE -Bee Geea (llSO)
.C. YOU'RE IN MY HEART -Jlocl Stewart
I ( amer Brota.)
, S. SLIP SLID IN' A WAY -Paul Simon ~<~owmbAa> . ""' e. WE ARE 'l'HE CHAMPIONS -Q\aeen lektra>
1. HOW DEEP IS YOUR LOVE -Bee Gees. tlSO)
t .OOMESAJLAWAY -Styx (A&M>
9. JUST THE WAY YOU ARE -Billy Joel
lumbla)
10. LOVE IS nllCKER THAN WATER-An·
Gibb (RSO)
TOPLPI ,
1. ~'Saturday Nl1bt Fever" Soundtrack < RSO)
2. ROD STEW ART -Foot Loose • Fancy ree CW..-ner Bros.)
3. EARTH, WIND 4c FIRE -All 'N' All (ColumbU> °'· ELECI'RlC LIGHT ORCHESTRA-Out ol the Blue (Jet)
5. QUEEN -News Of Tbe World <Elektra)
EA.SY LISTENING
1. JUST l1lE WAY YOU ARE -Billy Joel (Columbia)
2. D~IREE -Neil Diamond (Colombia)
3. HOW CAN I LEA VE YOU AGAIN -John
Denver <RCA>
4. HERE YOU COME AGAIN -Dolly Parton (RCA)
' 5. EMOTION -Samantha Sang (Private
Stock)
SOUL SINGLES
1. OUR LOVE -Natalie Cole <Capitol)
2. FFUN -Con Funk Shun (Mercury)
3. WHICH WAY IS UP-Stargard (MCA>-
4. ALWAYS AND FOREVER -Heatw.ve (Epic)
5. GALAXY -War <MCA)
COUNTllY SINGLES
1. OUT OF MY HEAD AND BACK IN MY
BED -Loretta Lynn (MCA>•
2. WHAT A DIFFERENCE YOU MADE IN
MY·LtFE -Ronnie Milsap <RCA)
3. YOU'RE THE ONE -Oakrid1e Boys
(ABC-Dot)
4. TO DADDY -Emmylou Harris (Warner
&ros.)
S. lrflDDLE AGE CRAZV -Jerry Lee Lewis
<Mercury)
Deatli of· Patton
~pires Movie
It ls based on the book
"The Algonqwn Project''
by Frederick Nolan.
BO O
HOLLYWOOD (AP> -For the ftnt Umt in 15
years, It's J real race tor the Oacar u best ac.
treas ol the )'tar.
When the sot!\ wardt ol the Academy Of Mo.
tlon PictUN Atta and Science. are preae,nted al
the Loi Anielet Mullc Center April a, the bis t auspen.M wtll likely be in HleetlOn of the actress
winner. Oscar hiatorlana can't recall as Im·
praaive a ftold ltil~ J.N2.
That wu tbt )'UJ' Anne Dancrdl •cored tor
.. Tbe 1llrade Worker." The ether 1)()Cft\ntet were equally diltJ.uuilhe4: Bettt Dam, .. Wbai Eyer
Happened u;·&aby Janet"; katltartne Hepburn,
.. Loni Day'a Journey li1to Night": GeraJcltne
Pa1e, ••sweet Bird of Youth": Lee Remick,
"D•>'• ol Wine and no.ea."
IN MANY OP THE POU.OWING yeare.
Academy voters were hard put to nnd fiv•
reasonable riomtnees for atarrlna actre11.
Producers 1lmpl.Y weren't maklnl vthlclet for
women. and all the excitement ln the Oscar race
wu centel'ed on the actors. ;1
Noc. this )'eat. The fllm compe.lea have final·
ly reallud that audiences are also 1.Dtuated 1n
eubJecta about women.
Two Jg'17 movie• otter double poulbll.ltlet for
nominatlom as belt perform&Dee by an aetress:
"Tbe Tumtna Polnt," Shirley MacLaln• and
Anne Ban.croft; "Three Womo. Shelley I>t,val and Cl111 Spacek. Diane Keaton could be
nomlaated for either .. Anni• Hall" or .. Look.la,
for Mr. Goodbar."
.JANE l'ONDA, WINNl!!Jl for 11Klate1• tn 1971,
Is a likely c&ndldate for "JullL" Vaneaaa 1\-1-
grave mat be mentioned for tho 1ame film.
though perbaps as 1upportin1 actreu.
Kathleen Quinlan ls a 1barp posslbtllty for "I
'Never Promlsed 1'ou a ROM Garden." Others:
.Lily Tomlin,, "1be Late Show'•; Sopbla Loren, ••A
Special Day0
; Gena Rowlands, "0pebh11J~!iht"; Maraha Maaoa. "The Goodbye Glrl"; Mio-
nelll, "New~. New York."
ComedY performances dom.laate the race for
beat performance by an actor. Richard Dl"IJful b
a probable nominee for "Tbe Goodb.>'• Girl"
·rather than "Clole Encounters of the Thi.rd
Kind," in which he wu upsta1ed by 1pace
creatures). Two ltand·up comics turpect eton ·
are bot proepecta: Woody Allen for ''Aamle H•ll"
and George ):lurm lot-"Ob, God!" Arid another -
Art Camey for "The Late Show."
Otber po11lblllUea amon1 1tar actora:
Gre1ory Peck, "MacArthur"; Jahn G~A~
"Providenee"; Marcello Mut.roi.a.Dnl. 11a
LOS ANGELE.S (AP)
-Geor1e Kennedy will
star as Gen. Georfe .S.
Patton ln "Bran
1'ar11t," a 1u1 ens• pi~~~~~~;ii!i~~~iiiiiiiii~~:;;::;::~E~~~ ma Uaat pacplatee I
atton'a death In an
automobile accident was
the result of a criminal
conspiracy.
The film also stars
Sophia Loren, John
Cauavetes, Max Von
Sydow and Pairlck
McGoohan.
SCIENCE ftCTJON DOMINATES the field
for best picture. The ·rront-runners: "Star Wars"
and "Close Encounters of the TblMI Kind." It'• 1
curlo\l.J fact that bard.,. are uenss to domlllate
1ucb films; no performances •appear likely for
nomtnaUons. except perh•P4 Alec OulnDtu u
aupportln1 actor ID "Star Wan!'
Tho field for beat picture, alont with the .dlr~t.On Who m~ well be nominated: "Star
Wara .. ' Georce Luc11; "Close Encountera, ..
Steven Splelbtta: "The TumiDI Polnt," Herbert
Roaa; "Annie Hall," Woody Allen: "Julia, • Fred
Zlnnemann: "Tb&S Obscure Object of Dtat.re " Lu11 BUnUel. '
Tbe •uppoftln performance nomtnatJons are
leH easy to ptedJct. Amoa1 the posslblliliea:
SUPPORTING AttJtESS -Vanesa• Red
grave, "Julia'•; Joan Blondell, .. ()penln1 Nl&ht"·
Bibi ADdenon; Sylvia Sidney, "I Ntver Prom.IJed
You a Rose Garden"; Karen Lynn Gorney "Sat~ Nllht Fever"; JanJce Rule, ''11ar~ WoJ:Da"; Dominque Sanda. "1900''; Diana RiH .. A LiWe Nllht Mwlic"; Le&lle Browne • ...,.,.,· TW'Dm.~".' • ~u
S~portJnf actor -Bll1 Macy, ''The Lai. Show• ; Bwt L&Deuter, Sterllne Hayden, 1'1900";
Alec GuiueH, "Star Wars .. : Peter Firth
"Equua": Juon Roberds, "Julia": Tom Skerrlu:
MUtbaU Barysh.nJkov, "Tbe Turnllll Point": G.D. ~pradlin. "One an One .. ; Uooel Stander, "New
York.N York."
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Double Oscar winner Bette Davis
makes her. television debut tonight
when she stars in "The Dark Secret of
Harvest Home" at 9 p.m. on NBC,
Channel 4.
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Read! for Roots II?
By JAY SllARBtJTT
LOS ANGEL.ES <AP>
"Roots" got record ratln1s and
a lot of hype last 1oar. Now.
ABC plans a sequel. It's prlmlnt
the publicity pump tonl&ht at 9
on Channel 7 with a one·hour
show caJJed "Roots: One Year
Llater." '(, • •
N arrat.ed by Enu11y"'4inninii
Rootsman Louis G06fftt Jr.. it
purports lo examine what ABC
calls "the far-reachln& lmpact"
of the 12·hour, ei&bt.part
miniseries based on Alex
Haley's besl-sellin" boOk.
The impact has been amply
reported. But 1 don't believe
anyone said the show's story or
African roots and American
slavery and freedom "lllerally /
blazed across lhla nation's screens ..
•
1'1onday's
Clo in Pric • NYSE COMROSITE
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TRANSACTIONS
N DAILY PILOT
"'"j~ll'~ HOOD·'l'(>:HOO CO PAtlSONS Underline
the lnroah impol'Ud mod b have made In the U.S. market~ Jn 18'77, more than two mllllon loretcn au\Om were &<>Id in tb1J country. The prevtous htth
WU 1,1 mtlllon m 19'3. 0n Of e-ter)•tive n 1' CUI boU,at
tn Am rlCatOday an mport.
It xnak und lindablf , It Dot encU7 admirable, the
recent propo1al by labOr leader J.W. Abel that 1ovemm nt
employea be barred from ownlni foreign cua.
Abel, former p l nt ot the tJnlt Stfflworkan, comptalned that Jody
Powell, PrHldent
Carter's pres'
aecretary, ••makes
US.000 a year and
drives a Volbwag n to
the White House every
day." He added that •
Po.wen la .. paid witb the tax dollars ol atoel worken, rub-
ber workers and auto workers."
Abel didn't mentlon that the company that make.a the
car tbat Powell drives la aboot to become the llrst tonJ
car manufacturer to open a plant tn the United Stata,
creating, dlrec:tly and tndtrectly, aome 20,000 •obi. He a1JO
didn't menUon that the compuy that makes U,e car that • ·
PoweU drives has a bo rd ot dlrectora on which labor
hold.I one·thlrd ot the seats, wbueu hil Wdoo bu oo Mata
on the U.S. Steel board.
THE Pl.ANT VOLKSWAGEN WILL open ln April Is at E11t HunUnedoo, Pa. 1t•1 constructed from the lhell of a
factory Chrysler once pJai\neid to ..-ate, bUl ~ er'•
marketahareplun1edtoontolibloweatpointalnbJatory,l.9 per~ent, lut year.
Tbe German mark bu ~. ao at.ran. vl&· ·VI• the
American doUar, that Rabbltt Productct ln P DDSylvanla
will probably be cheapor than those made In Gtrmany.
The U.S. plant wlll have an lnitlal producUon rUft ol 200,000
Rabbit.a.
For arac:ing Pennsylvania with Its pr aene ,
Volk&w•ten ls settlnc tho nd carptt trutmtnt. Writer
Ron CMmow, in tbe JanClarf lul.M of Motber Jone.
m11arlne, deWl.a the lnceotlvts ln an article oUUed,
"The Rabblt Tht Ate Pennsylvania."
CHEllNOW BAYS PENNSYLVANIA put toaether a •
$10 million aubsldy pack11e to enUce Volbwaaen. "The
tdea of briblnf Industry to brln• money Into an
area . • . bas beeomo accepted u a fact ot We," COG•
eluded ChOmow. The same obcervaUoo waa m""e earlier
by Uie Wall. Street Journal, whlcb questioned P n·
naylvanJa'a Jud11nent In beatowtn1 ''lta favon so 1eaerous..
ly on a alngle investor that 1t thre tens to lmpoM burdens \
on other tupayera."
Th Jap es ,.. next. Wttti tht VoJklwaaen·
Penns)ivanla mple before them, Toyota d Data
c n be expected to drive a tl1N barptn. l It•
wanta to be the tint to bave a JtpAn auto aijant? Tho
bldd~g ls now open. ' ·
~
f •
~ e Uum 100 boats in 12 cluse5 turned out
Saturday and Sunday for th~ Balboa Yacht Club's
:Winter Reg tta, aalled on iru;lde and O\lllid
courses. U w the largest regatta of the new season.
The Jargest class was the Performance Han·
dlcap Racing Fleet with 21 yachts racins over
ocean courses startine off the Balboa Pier. Other
classes raclna outside In the ocean were the
Elchells·22, Luders·l6, Santana·20 and Snipe.
:trophy winners;
ETCHELLS·ZZ 02> -l, No name, Dick
Deaver, BYC~ 2, Otherwise Enaa1ed. Joe O'Hara,
NHYC : 3, SPirit, Scott Ramser, NHYC ; 4, E1ad.
Durcan/Am[cs/Cotton, NHYC.
. LUDERS·16 <5> -Three way tie amons
Ao1el, Bill Fundenberg. NHYC: Inflation, David
lluostron. SSYC, and Matinee, Joe Moulton, SSYC.
SANTANA·20 <8> -l , Andastu, Will
Templeton, BYC; 2, Hummingbird, Robin Sodaro,
BYC.
PllRF (Zl) -1, ALTHERIS, Ray Booth> BYC;
2, Animal Farm, Hansen/Byrne; 3, Pussycat,
John Szalay, VYC : 4. Bold Forbes, Ed Cummins,
Capo BYC; 5, Spray, Lee Painter, UClSA.
SNIPE (8) -1, John Shaddon, LBYC; 2, Jeff
Case, ABYC.
INSIDE CLASSES
LASER·A (6) -1. Martin Williamson, BYC.
LASER·B (7) -1, Lyn Malanosky, DPYC; 2,
Kurt Karst, BYC.
• LASER 30 plus m 1, Bruce Twichell, VYC;
2, Ben Green, BYC
L100·14 03> l, Mark Gaudio, BCYC; 2,
'Orlan Ucnsch, BYC; 3, John Thorne, BYC; 4, Chad
Twichell. BYC
SABOT A (10) -1. Jon Pinckney, BCYC; 2.
Joanne Norman, BCYC; 3, Joe Bilsborough,
BCYC.
SABOT R CSl 1, Mary Bubb, BYC
SABOT c; 15> l , Steven Stinson, BCYC
-Power Squadron
Changes Office..s
Herman A Folener
was installed as com-
rpander of the Balboa
Power Squadron in the
annual Change ol Watcb
l'eremonies at the Bahia
Corinthian Yacht Club
Friday.
Otht•r new ofCicers in·
stalled were E. Eugene
Yaeger, executive of-
f4cer; John E. Sigler,
squadron educational of
ficer; Thomas H .
McCluln, administrative
Qfflcer; Fred Van ·
d..erWeele, secretary:
Theodore W. Kerr ,
treasurer: Richard R.
Local Pilot ')f
Wins ~Wings
Sand burg, assistant
treas urer ; John U .
Crotes, assistant
seoretary.
The Balboa Power
Squadron is a unit of the
United Slates Power
Squadron, an organiza.
tlon devoted to safe
boating education. BPS
runs two free safe boat·
Ing classes a year.
The spring class. now
under way at Newport
Harbor Yacht Club, has
an enrollment ol 220 for
the 13 weeks course.
HOBIE CATS HEADING FOR WINTER BLAST.
Hearty 200 to Compete for N•tlonal Point•.
Hobie Cats Ready
For Midwinters
More than 180 Hobie Cortez, making about a
Cats are expected to seven hour trailer drive
compete in the annual for participants Crom
Midwinters West Regal· the Orange County and
ta l''eb. 4·5 at San Los Angeles areas.
Felipe, Baja California.
The event, sponsored
by the Hobie Class As·
socialion, marks the or-
ficial k1d:on of the Ul78
Hobie Cat resatta
season Top place
finishers in each or the
three competlns claasts
-Hobie 14, 16 and 18 -
will be A-ardtd qualify.
ing points toward the na-
tional championships to
be held next fall
The Midwinters West
will draw skippers.
crews and their famllles
from several states in
the southwest. San
Felipe ls about \20 mlles
below the CalHornla
border on the Sea or
.Joint 1'J
Racing Group Formed
The Southern C lifornlo Ocean
R clna A oclation CSCORA>
w a 'for,nally launched Thurs·
day night at a me tin1 or the
Owen Minne)· ot South Shore
Yacht Club, Newport Beach
continued to ct th pace ror the
speedy Pacific Catamarans
Saturday and Sunday when h
trailered his craft to Redondo
Beach and handily won top
honors in the class ln Kina
Harbor Yacht Club's Winter
Reeatta. Other winners:
PllRF·A -Zap, Richard
Busch, PVYC.
PHRF-B -Lone Ranger,
Robin Martin, KHYC.
CAL·20 -Annfe, M'ke Shfens.
KHYC.
LIGHTNING -Wendell
J larter. KHYC.
LI00·14A -Warren Fox,
WYC.
LID0·14B -Bob Walecki,
KHYC.
LASER -Pat McPherson,
KHYC
SABOT A -Steve Garland,
SMYC.
SA BOT D -David Wiedeman,
KHYC.
joint membcnhip of lhe O an
Rac1nf\ Flectf of Southern
Calirorn1a and the lnternution I
Offshore Rule Yocht R cing As·
sociation at Long Be ch Yacht
Club.
SCORA is a new organh:11tiQn
lormed as the result or the
amalgamation of ORF of
Southern CalUornlo and
IORYRA,
~
OFFICERS OF THE new or·
ganizaUon are Bill PllllCOC, pres-
idcht; Milt Smith. vice prcsi·
dent: Tom Tobin, secttl ry, and
P.hil Murray, treasurer.
Retiring heaas of the ORF nd
IORYRA are Mor111c Kirk nd
Dick.Foxx.
The purpose of the new or·
canization a erincd in the
bylaws adopted Th\ll'lid y ni ht
is: "To encouraae and promote
yacht racing in Southern
California under the lntern '
tlonal Oflsbore Rule <lOJl> as
C4.NNllU4
·116, DIFS
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ARAWA, Papua New Gwnea
CAP) -A cannibal chlef who ls
said to have eaten early Euro-
pean explorers on the laland of
Boueainville died at tbe a1e ot
UI. a newspaper reported.
The Arawa Bulletin said Roter
Handu, who late ln life became a
Christian, "was one of tbe first
cannibal chiefs to taste the flesh
of the first Europeans when they
patrolled the area."
•
\fmtage. A lot cl taste without a lot ci ......
INSID :
• f Robert Snyder is a national champion of
I the mental. sport. He likes chess
t
because 'it teaches you to think.!
By DENNIS MeLELLAN AND, IP SNYDE has his way, l .. DlllY .._..... more ii.net more Orange Countlans
I llobert Snyder waa midway will discover the pleasures of play·
. tbrou1b his chess 1ame in the lng the ancient 1ame. Amert~ Open in 1972 when b1I Startinc Feb. t at.1 p.m. he'll
eoncenttaUon was broken by a Jow teach a be1innln1 chess class
rumble from the audience. The throuah Coasttlne Community
noise arew louder. Colle&•. in room 8 ·19 of FO\mtaln
''Tbere'a Bobby Fischer," Valley High School. He also
someone screamed as the cheu teaches intermediate and ad·
superstar paased alowJy, then vaoced classes at Santa Ana
quickly throu1h the crowd. Fis-Collece. cher barely made it outside, but The Garden Grove resident has
not before an overly-enthuslutic been teachin1 the 1ame at col·
fan had ripped the ahlrt ri&bt olf leges and univefllties since 1974. hJs back, He aays that since the famed Fis·
Snyder, a 23-year.:Old national. cher-Spassky match several years
che111 muter, Jau1bs ln rec~ ago the number of chess players
the incident, which, if notbin1 baa doubled.
else, proves that even chess, has But while be once had 70 people
its flashier moment.a. show up for a beginning class,
Flscber-mania aalde, what is there are only about 50,000 tourna·
stereotypically portrayed as a bor· ment players in the United States,
ina game played by dull people-he says.
an old cartoon ahowa cobwebs ''Do you know how many they
growina on a player contemplal· have in the Soviet Union?" he asks lng hls next move-continues to rhetorically; "Five million."
addict mllllona throu1hout the It's a naUonal pastime in that world. country, he says. People even get
For devotees such as Snyder, college degrees in chess and it's
chess ls an intellectually stlmulat-taught in all the achoola. "Every
ln& same that never ceases to be kid learns to play chess there."
fuclnaUnc. <SeeCHESS,Pa1eCZ)
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Here are the advantages
and disadvantages of hard
and soft contact lenses.
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Robert Snyder: Some correspondence games take tw~nd-a-half years to complete.
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A ANN :
Som tlmt1 you prlat
m ted l from another
toUre • 1\li poern w · nt to me but I don't
know who wrote it.
Pl•ue ahare lt witb tht
world. It's priceless! -
EAST COAST RBADER
IECaETMIETINGS
A•• Lallden
Ellleud Marvlll tba • Have been bavlnc ia not only Wite.ibUe done no J:ore n
secret IDCetln .. twice a . but irrelevant. ii d bealf~ I
week He bu deve ope She•a developed ~1• montr tbe pa~t als aha'fn~c\=~~s and IU1, and
.But have tbUI far ahe•a I~ ~~o. eel * He baa de lo 1 failed to consummate Hfuf ~M~· · ~b .. ~~ ~
.tbelr passion; ~ri:e forty miles to She ·hu started bit· ~~~:set>Ot.b of lhem sneaky luncheoftettes inl her, nails, and
In separate cars He 11mokin1 •Jrain. agree
Thal marital fidelity But have thus far Ellie and Marvan
••• Contaets
(From PapCU .
Beware of anyone who "pushes .. contact
len1e1 lnltead of eyeelasses. You need a atnlnl ·
motlvaUon in order to adjust to lenses; JOU ~an
expect the doctor to queallon )'OU carefully
about why you want lenses.
It takel tlme for the eye to adapt to contact
lenses. 1be eye must get used to some arnouat
of frlctloo, to a different way of getting oxygen
to the cornea and to excbanaing lhe tean held
underneath the lens. Wearers may suffer from
watery eyes, burning, redness, swelling and un·
clear vision at first. Report problems to your
doctor. · . Caring for lenses can be a nwsnace, but it is
essential. Both hard and soft lenses can be con·
laminated by bacteria if they are not properly
cleaned and stored.
When practical, contact lenses should be
handled wilh clean hands and over a. clean
towel. IC you have to handle the lens with ~
wa•hed bands, clean the lens before puttlnc 1t
on the eye.
Fingernails can damage contacts,
scratchmg the hard variety and tearing the soft
lenses. Learn to be carerul. .
Consumers should follow cft!aning instruc·
tions provided by the doctor. Hard leDJowearers
will need lhree special soluUons: a soaking solu·
tion In which lenses are stored, a cleaning solu·
tion to get rid of contaminants and a .wett!ng
solution to keep the lens clean while lt 1s bemg
applied llnd to help make it more comtortable.
The optometric g,oup says, "There are
some all·ln-one solutions on the market for hard
iens wearers, but many optometrists find these
Jess satisfactory." The optometrists also recom-
mend aealnst mlxln& solutions from different
manufacturers.
Soft lenses are usually disinfected by beaf-
ln1 them in a aall solution. They also may be
disinfected by beln1 stored overnieht ln a
chemical aolutJon and rinsed in the solution in
the mornin1. Find out what type ot cleaning p~edure Is ~commended for the lens you
select and stick to it.
••• Madame
<From Pa,eCl>
One WU that she wouldn't have to worry in
· case h~ h~atcl '·ever-. lost hla Job. The Other atemtnedfro,.CiQCernlorJiercbildrea.
She elaborated: .. tthought, 'Wbatlfon.ofmy
sons isn't a sood student? Then it would be nice to
have a business to hand over to him.,.. Her
hus.,and had betn appalled at her re~D:J and
told her not to breathe a wordoflttotbelrc~dren
because,sbejoked ... the1Jlbey'dnev~1tud1!•
Today. her nons Patrick and "'eor1e are
lawyers; her daughter, Loretta, ls matrled to Dr.
MarcusWoagandtiastwollttleboys.
Elahteen yean a10, when lt ~amt Uine to
open tho amall restaurant. wblcb bad apace for
juat 40 people, Madame Wu .. coutdD•taleep. I wi>r·
rted about Wbete l coWd find ~ cOokl. l Went to
cburcb (SIM la a d6Yout Cathe>Uc> .and lit a caDdle and then felt very peaceful. ..
Daya tater, &he aald. two c:bef• came In loot· tnc for wOrt. 0 1 thut God the restaurant wu a
aucceaarrom the very first day. Myflntcmtome\9
was Lawrence Welle. When he asked me for mJ
autocr•Ph. my bus band lau1Whllbeadolf. ••
SlDte openmi. the haute culilDe at 11.uia•
Wu•a restaurant has mid• tt • popular eatlag
place f~. numerot11 famous people. celebrities
and dlsmtanes. Sbt bu beetl ciffered $3 mutton
for th• reateurant, but won •ueu.
TP years 110 Cary Grant asked her to open a r aurant m tho Newpett Beach area. 0 1 'wu
tempted, bUt1 a111Ced tn1Hlf. •What do 1 want to
'rove? WhyTUUaU. thenallmyhardWOrkelff~~
1ear1Wlllbelnvaln Solbette behavem11 .
. Sh• credlta her IUCCUI to .. NC~k~ar'd wortc
and detennhiatl~ I'm happy ln wa ~~
a 1"9metsoman,ynlce~and---ao mach. I thldk 004 bu been very tbMS to me. t hue a marrlfl a.Dd cb114Nil and acnv two gr ..
Yearn to have some
love in the afternoon at
a motor: hotel
But have tbua far
only bad a lot ot
Coffee
. Because,
He ta convinced tbat bil phone la bela1
tapped, and
She ... COD'YlDced
that a man l8 a trencb
coat 11 followin1 ber,
and · He says what lf the.
motor hotel catcha n~. and
She saya what ff she
talks in her sleep some
nlebt, and
She thinks her
husband ii acUn1 sus·
plclously hOitlle, and
He lhinks his wife ts
actine suspiciously nice,
and
He keeps cUUln1 h1a
face with hla double-eqed razor. and
She keeps closln1
her hand in the doOr of
bercar.ao
While both ol \bro
aaree that IUl.lt la not
only neurotic but allo
obsolete.
They•ve also a&reed
Toetveup
Secret meet1n1s.
-AUTHOR UNKNOWN DEAR EAST 00.UT:
The au&bor la known to me. Her name la ludltb
Vlota'-Site la ODe qt U.e
mo1t •••Oac•lar wrHen aroad. I fl8d
laer poetry ••Helo••· .JacUdl .. .._ fer lted·
Milt .... de'tcked )'Oii.. __ .....
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a•arelL
CONl'IDENTJAL to ~te to Face It: Grow"
up. Honeybun. One Of
-the hardest tblnp about
maklnl a llVlnl ls the'
reallaatlon tbat 1ou
have to do lt qatn next
week;
••• Oiess
vlctoriealnl977."
The National 0raanl11Uon for
Women was a prime target as
ere the Status of Women Com·
minions •'They tell us women are kept in
serfdom . • . They tell ua women
are not even peraon.1." U these
croups have their way, sbe
charaed, there would be more
women in the labor market.
lhrowln1 men who have to 1upport
their famillea out of work.
Tbe coal of "women•a Ubben" she 1aid ts lo replace "diversity ..
with "uniformity.•• She cbar1ed
ERA supporters with thlnldn1
.. every problem is solv.cl by Ht·
Ung 'up another <•overnment)
a1ency."
Mrs. Schlafly Hid tbo women'•
movement ls "pushlnf reverae
discrimination and quotaa" and
warned the country's educaU011al
system ls in danger tiecause the
movement is trying to make them
into "un.i.sex .. lnstltutions.
"They think God aoofed by mak·
:ng two aexes. The textbooks are
beln1 challled • • • Now you must
show a roan in an _,roe ev~
fOU bave a woman In an ~"
• •h• 1a1d.
She charged her oppcmentl "1ilh
beini respo;.slble for .. 'eord'mrtna
cblldren as to whe th 1 aN
boyt or atz:la'\ a~ stated b ~·au for" "ui.I tt~ta fm-·emplQy.
ment and . .SucaUan but saldiheie
ia no need for ERA tiecause tbefe
'ls already federal leliliation cov·
erin1 these areu.
She appealed to fellow
Republlcana to contact theJr COD·
gressrnen and ur1e them to stop
the attempt belna ma~ to extend
the time nece11ary for ERA'•
ratlficaUon:
"Women's Ubbe,.. do work very
hard and they have been very
sklWul in golna after the media
.· • • Their tact!e th.ii year la to 10
out and beat the le1illators wbo
voted a1aJ.aSt A. •
"Thal'• why we bave to do the same ...
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co-champion 'of the Western U.S.
in 1973.'
"They Just alt around and eollect d~t,'• heHyl.
iTbat'• not the only thins collect·
inl duat ln the room. There are
two chess bQarda set up with
sames in Pl"Olre8$. ·
An ln&Asmatlooal correspondence
chu• player, he actually ha~
abOµt 20 1ames in proiress. with 1
opponents as widespread as
trance, Chile, Denmark. Brazil,
lcel•nd and T\Jrkey.•
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ProspflrltY Consckiusness
Seminar
Saturday. January 28, 19'18
0BALBOA BAY CLUB
1m MCIFIC~HMMr NfWpat a.ott
9:00 A.M •.. 6:00 P.M.
MP• Pncn
~lidJd«I ~"'*tr.
l'Off NlfTHElf INFOIUMT10N, """"1ot
SUCCESSEMINARS·
4019 WE31!RLY Pl.AC£ 1103 NEWl'ORT BEACH
(714)s:Jl.10IJ 01(1H)41·a-15'
··1 oet to do the countdown. With any luck.
it'll blast off!"
FUNKY WINKERBEAN
CASEY
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WHlrr KJND OF STRFF 00£& lJ.fE
AVERAGE SENAU HAVE ~
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DUPLIX
3 btdro9m unite .
'10$,000. Pride of
ow1ter1hlp. Excell nl
Co1ta Meaa location.
Ch\1'.r anxlOwl.
642-1062
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OMISTORY
CONDOMINIUM
DaUXI ftlPUX
Spacious 2 BR. 2 ba .. each lflth laundry ereR,
patio. frplr. " encl. aaragt. Convenient toe., 1n East Coit• M~u.
$11.S.OOO BROKER ~ ~~---....... ~~~·
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fllALTtiRS
IALIOA lSLAMO-tltt,500
Best buy on the isl ndl Deli btlul 3
bdrm 3 buth home wlth inviting
corner frplc in living rm. spacious
study off upstairs mstr ultc.
Overslzed dbl garage, stmny gout.h
patio. Woll\ to beach & shops.
WISUY H. TAYLOR CO •• ltlALTOIS
2 I I t S. J~ I loiid
HIWPORT CEHTB, M.I. '4~4t I 0
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BILL GRUNDY , REALTOR
J41 Bay,,.J,. Q,,,,. N t; f,l'· t.ltil
1002 G......a
REALISTATE
SALES
Want 2 11mbH1oue
saleipeoplf' for per, on al
lrelnin1. On ronfput r.
super lo<'. Progrcuh·e
comm . l"or your br111ht
future. cull
DO IT YOURSB.F -and save s·s.
You can own a home on this R·2 lot
and build more Income units whJle
enjoytne hbme ownership. Call and let
us a11l1t you to movJng up to
prfde.-of-ownership Jiving tor only
$94,750. '4Ml61
llAUTIPUL MESA VERDE -
•'Exceptional" describes this
beautiful adult occupied condo!
Immaculate condition, new carpeting.
outstanding location across from pool
and school:Priced At 162,900. 54Ml41
Sen11nq C.o:.ta Mcsa·lrvinc
tlurit111gton Bcach·Nr.wport BeJch
Cia•r .. 1002'G ....... ....................... ..................... .
HARIOR VIEW LUSK
PRIVACY -PllVACY -rRIYACY
This 4 bedroom haven is an executive
reward -green hills, blue Pacific. a
home to make it all worthwhile. Corona del Mar at its best! 1436
Keyvlew. Open dally till sold. $259,000.
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I} Ju ii II n. 1.11.\/.. l( ...... ,,,, Cu.
2'> 15 E C111.1\I Hwy. C ~
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USTSIOI
Sr!CIAL
rtlMILOCAnOM
Warm aUractive 1 bdrm + d•n condo. Cov'd patio. Abundant atreet
parkin1 Qear your lronl ----------door. Adi.lit. only. Ideal
IVY ~VIUD SH GLI COTTA•I
No fooMnl 2 bedroom. 1 bath shingled
home with beamed ceilings, paned
windows, s~e root and a wtndlng
brick walk thiu "'1 lvy covered yard.
No fool.in. but there's more: a sunny
detached one bedroof9 income unit
with its own private pttio yard. Both
for SlSG,900! No fool·in!
UJl!WlfJUI: t1()Ml:i
REAL TORS", 1576-6000
2443 East Coast HighW1y, Corona def Mar
•lso in,.. Vardt. et 6'46 ·5990
'°" )'OUftl Of' T'flired eou · pie. Priced tcfsell at onJy sso.soo. 5'5·9491.
MISAYDDI
MIMl-UTATI
F~ • bdrm, lmly ••• ,. ... ·-••'T l•-------111 rm & frml din rro -~ -·"-WHAT A IAIGAIMI w/ilamoroua 1exae pool ~~·=:' aurf IA.Ilk Realty bu to offer &cl.Iv bnL Blt1eat tot on
and Cl')'Sla1 aandl Back to now and aperkDced block. Comer lot w/vlew
IOOJ •Heral 1002 ..............................................
yard is bay area play· aal•~I•. of park •uchool. Clot• to around. Windln1 woodea •Rec!ttvat.opcomm. tbopplnc, cburebt1 &
walkways to secluded an· •Incentive prosrarn Mesa Verde Country
try 1 Gourmet kitchen. •Guaranteed Sal• pro-Club. Don't btieltate. Call
Step-down converaallon sraru nowt 645-901. area plu1 fireplace! •Gre .. t referral pro.
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. • REALTO RS
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Sunshine breakfut gram patio. Poot.jacunl· •PIUI much more CM.EMMAl volleyball. Garaen livtn1 Call today for confltkn· Real ES late emtom courtyard entry,
~ Walker 1; l r.r.
alllll finest 847.0014> Uallntervitw. M<MJel 0-'°"" I 0Z6 apaclot.11 open livln1 rm, ~"'".,.,,·,,VN,oeuk1• --------1NewCondot,2 Br, 2~ Ba, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Open hearth fireplace. 3 red hill ~
!>52-l SOO
--. Ill ,~. I 2· frplc 's, ceramic Ule oc.:-n'VlEWDUPLEX Bedrm•. Countrv
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11pa. 67s..1912 Brok tr uartna. Ea. unll bu: --•-EASTSIDI LI & .... DY .......... 5 i5.. lq ft Iv area, dbl ;:"j_;rt ~=r :::'.1--..-.-~~~-.-~ G&MHI IOOZlfh"'r" 1002 nlll ideall)' located In-""" MAn ctecklna,2car1&r,lbrm 6»CISll ... -.................. ....................... PERFICT f:.tme~~ .... ~1:9 DREAM HOME ~~ ~ b\~·O:,~ ,-... -.. -w-.-----
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MANAGER-JIEAL ESTATE
NEWJ'O T BEACH
A prfme opportunity with an
outstanding real estate organization + hlch earnings! E xperience is a
must. Prestigious location. All
applications held in strictest
confidence. Please reply to Ad #68.
Dally Pilot, P .O. Box 1560. Costa
Mesa. CA 92626
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. • REALTORS
COHDmOH for, One a bdrm, a ba1b f Fantastic opportunity Al\. l'.>ealaf N'.lam i;i. , ... •• I 042
Jl(ove rt&ht ID'9 this J ooa Wnn onlt.a cloM to for the handyman Helt· ~ ...................... .
fes1ionall7 decorated aboppin& le tramporta. lna a lart• worbbolt al .NSTUSTID
and landleaped s bedrm UaD. -.nu. heme. Bll Hparatt PIUCI SLASHED ltarbour Lane a Br, 21.t
plus office home. bulld.ln.ltn bacluultabla Z Bdrm Dplx. A•l cond. ba'elid Wlit W/%4' boat
Gorieous sunn1 kitchen· for mechanl~, wood Poulbly UM lowest prtce altp. Super a harp! famlly rm, wlll a teal worker, eltetraclan, or ln Dana Poiol. HURRY I $155 OOOCaU now
your heart. Formal din· Real Estate ??? Better hurryl Call 1103,000. Owner/Brkr. MCBJ.IWn
in&. Watel'fellsanddeck---------fWS.0803. '15903SI <n4)~
ing: Many xtra1. See l .._ P•••a t 007
believe. ••••••••••••••••••••••• FO~c:src:
OLSON 400[.Jr" JOR All T Unlt1, 8 • 2Br & 1 CM.-AIW Bachelor. pool, 1teps to tfd~ . .., bch, "5(1,000. 2~ down. •·~-~ -~-Owner&tH721 --''--------
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HwitMg'toi leach I 040 Im. 1144 ..............................................
JIDRM+POOL
SIS.000
In d•lrable H.B. toe•·
lion. Oceanvltw 1ebool
dJ1trlcl. Shake roof, ll.W. noon, wO<l(l b\lrn· loi frpJc. Calm pool
w/auto-1weep. Many up·
1radt~ ftaturea . 97-0321.
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WOOOUIDGI UA&.n
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REACTOR
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3 t $100/Mo.RIMal
• COSTA MESA a ltnl Skyline. 28r, 2 ba .
I Ot Ylo w-.... plush pat.io porch for tha
ft..-ft.&. I J-6PM 'special couple or person
-..---1 who enjoys luxury. Love S~cious 5 Br, den, ram ly location. awlmmln rm, w/2 paUot, sundeck, I 50813) -900 n~arby moorina avail. poo ·~t{.}J co.AST' ·
Li&bt "cheerful! Ask1na Mobile Home Sales
$32$,0001. '.f 2706 Harbor. Suite 208 1y Wntr CALL540-S931 67J.1'7: 675"'4'37 .
------12x44 New Skyline, lBr 1ood loc. Reas rent QUICK SALE Priced to 11ell. 548· 7891
:>Br, view. HVH, $174.500 10 x 40, r•t0diltcl. •• ~=er 759·0143 or Ira cleaft,; S7IOO, fWti
2.214 Port Carlisle Pl AcNtl fro. IC.W
OCe. ........ FROHT ahopp •9 ce11ter.
"""" 646-6911 owaer Dur.LEX. $295,000 191 ..,__,,__ 34 Pet Broou Rltr 8'$-1531 2 ...,..._-, ap
OPEHDAILY 1·5
1139 SatwlH Terr
$425,000
VIEW. LIGHTS and
glamour clOle to yacht
clubs. Beautifully dee 4
Br home+ ram rm.
Beaut pool & pallo. Vee
land
AND 107 ..... 5,,1 .. , ....
$265,000
CM.Mitt_,
co.taMna
•-••v~ Sll4Mo.a..t
Double wide luxury, pe
welcome, 2Br, lBa,
one ot ureas lovelies
Mobile Home Parks
Under$20,000. CCF1016)
SOUTH COAST
Mobile Home Sales
2708 Harbor, Suite 208
CALL 540-5937
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UNITS PRICE
2 .••••.••.••••••• $180,000
2 .................. "225.()()()
2 ....•.......••. $167,500
Do you:
likepeopl ' Have aal ab11ily':
Like to be creative!
Wanttobethebnt?
Are)'ou:
Ate m player!
Profitorici>ted?
SEVEN UNITS in San
ClcmeQte, S240,000.
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HOtilP'lNDERS ~hdl of Renlal
All a.reu all pric•
Sample:
S100 l Br, ldds,tntd 1d $200211r, lddl, lnrd plex
Prine onl» Ownr. _ _.;.~------~-
540-0004 evs.
IUHITS
111 yeorJ old. Huie lot. noom to build. ..~lxera.
associated
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WOICllalld Villall MS Pautartno
Beautiful, aew. adult
apta. Grtai locallon. 2
JIOOlt, 2Jacuuil.
Move 1n Immediately
Bachelor IZZS-1245
1 Bdrm DSU2'U a Bdrm $295-S325
Rental Office .......... •• .. •••• ••• •• 0peQ Dallf 9·8 "'-~ ... w. , '!'St. Manasement ·-a -a .a. •• 4..ptex.
7w.oon or 842.1803 AC. cpU, drpa, bllns. ______ ....;.._1 encl aar, no pets. 586-168'1
orS81·1137
WHllA Y TllPLIXIS .......... leech Jt40 --_;....;~......,._ __
COSTA MESA •••••••••••••••••••••••
BRAND NEW llAHD "IW
l Br From $280. 3 Br apt/condos conve· 2 Br From '305. nl •~ • I Br 2 Ba From $395 ent ""'' 5 unltl avl. $400 • · up. 984·150'1, 640-1751
Beautiful new 3 unit New delu.xe twnhs apts lg
buildin11. Xlnt location 3br 2ba Cplc bltna WO
near So. Cout Plaza. hkup patio dbl at.taeh aar
Children welcome. No $39$. ~36CM. 963-4218 .,.u. Rental omce open dally JO.S. l40 Baker St, I lJVE ~r Th• Beach!
blk W. ol Bristol. C... .. Sol
MH215 BeauUful Adult Apts
Gu & Water Paid. 2 Br. 2 ba. all bllnl, frplc, 21Ml Brookhurst, HB
• encl.r 1ar .. balcony. 962-46ll ·~ 4000
LawJdry rm. $325. --------·---• TSL.Msmt 842·1903 New dlx 4Plex. 38r. •••••••t•••••••••••••••
· Frplc, blt.na. w/d hkp. Room w/ kitchenette Y91Vfth1Apts yard. pr S39S S4S·3604 $.~heek&up.
207I Tbw1n 962-'218 • 548-9755
Brad new, Jara• 2 br.1-...,..--------•
1 ~ l>a townhouse w /f am room. XJnt area.~-
TSL M1mt 842· 1903
EISldfo. li&ht., airy 3 Br. •
9a, bkns ln tn1>1es. aeo No pets. 162·'201 o
551-1241
EASTSlDE a Br 2 Ba, n
21st • M6-6915
E/Side 2 Br 1 '°' Ba, fplc. pool: klcb ok.
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Glass FalU
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High Rise
LOS ANGELES (,\P) -Two
large pan of 1lu1 from •
Wilshlre·area hl&h·rlae ofOee
bulldini shattered end fell into
the street this mornln1, and
several others were removed
from the 1tructure when they
began cracking, pollce aald.
Police blocked off or:te block ~
Wilshire Boulevard ln front ot
the building, and ctty fire de·
partment and department of
buildini and safety inspectors
were summoned to the scene.
"For some unknown reuon,
glass panes -one from the 21.st
floor and one from the eilhtb,
just blew out onto WUsbfre,''
Sgt. Norris Solomon said.
"There's glass all over the
street."
The noise of the shattertnc
glass prompted initial reporta
that an explosion had occurred,
but Solomon said there was no
explosion and cause of the
breaking glass had not been de:-
term lned. The cracked panes ware re·
movtd by enaineers from the
buildin(t, whlch Solomon aald
waa "about~ or 301torie1 taU."
No injurle1 wbre reported from the Incident, which oc-
cured about 8:30 a.m.. before
most oUlce employees had re·
ported to work, Solomo'1 said.
·'Fmal Say'
By Governor.
RAL!;IGH, N.C. (AP) -Gov.
James Hunt 1oes on 1tatewtdo
television tonlaht with what b
says will be hJs fa.nal word on tbe case of the Wllmlnat.On 10.
Hunt has lour baste o)>t.lom:
he can crant a lull "pardon of
innocence"; he can 1rant •
Je11er 'pardon ot for1tveness":
he can commute ttielr aentene
to allow at\ earlier releue or
parole; or he CIA do notbln1.
The nine black tnen allll In
prlaon were conVl~'ln.tm of
flrebombin1, a white-owned
grocery In Wllmh11t0n. N.C., durln1 racial ,·w,Jence therein 1971. A white woman convJtt«t
of betn1 an aeee .. ory w•• paroled.
•
CARTER'S BUDGET
IMPACT VIEWED-A4 -STATE'S PROJECTS TOP
BUDGET ALLOCATIONS-.U
budget will hike spending by $38
billion over 1978 and will be the
first to hit the half-trillion-dollar
mark. Spending would bo equal
to about $•.200 for e~ery
Amtrlcao. But iil his budget message,
Carter said tho real Increase lo
federal purchasin1 power would
bo only 2 percent, and that the
budget will actually reduce tho
federal share of tbe nation'•
1ross national product frQD1 22.8
percent to 22 percent.
The budget doesn't provide for
any m~or new propam1, but a
contih1enc1 fund of $3/blWon
could be used to finance the
start of a national health ln·
IUl;•nce proararn or an Qfban aid procram that Carter said be
will propose to Congreaa in
March. ·
The budpt includes Carter's
proposed CS.billion tn tax cuts
that the administration contends
are needed to generate one
million new Jo in the •conomy
in 1979.
Carter sald the bu~get, the
first produced entirely by his ad-
ministration. may abo be the
most important because U
repreaeata the "lint full •taf.e.
ment or ita prloritiea. polkies
and p~&ls tor meeUna our
naUonal neect..''
WO.t Griard.
RescruiB Pilot
SAN FBAMCISCO (Af) -A
pilot Who brought down a small
plane In the Pacific 90 miles
west of bere afttt it devel~
engine b'Wblo hu been rescued
by a Coast Guard he)lcopter, of-
!lelala nooiUd. ,
Rlck Ll~yd; 82, of Pleasant Hill, wu flying a sln1le-en1ine
Plper Cherokee from Oakland
International Airport to
Honolalu Sunday when the mechanical problem• becan,
said coast Guard ofllcer Helen
Waters.
She said he radlOed his Mend,
Gary 'Scbwln1, 32, allo of'
Pleasant HUI, who wu fiJlnt
ltb him to Hawall 1n a nearby
1ln1te.ecgtne sna, and the
two plau!s beaded ti•ck toward
Uiecout.
A sewer ml.Jn that ruptured
Sunday altenioon Jfft two lanes
on acme Coast ~llbway in
NewpOJ\ 8eub closed to traffic today and"'a·,.pc,ruon of Lower
Newport Bay under quaranUne.
The bJ'Uk in tho main was first reported u a water main
break to Newport Beach poUee
at 10:30 a.qt. By the time the
gput bad bee Identified, cleaned
up and tba 1ewage diverted to
another main at 3:IO p.m ••
eallons ot the W\treated sewage
had apllled Into the bay near the
Sea Scout bue on Coaat
Hlthway.
In addition. tbe flowln1
sewa1e Jed to leara Of under·
.around dam11e to tbe heavU)'
r
WASHINGTON (AP) -~ u .s. Supremo CoWt acre.a to-
day, in a cue hlvoMnf penalon
euitblllty, to decld.o·w~ a
state hu the powtr\o ovemde a
work coatract between a com·
pany and tu employeea.
The cotiit aranted a bearing to
tho AWed Sl.Nltural Steel Co.,
which operated aa offtce in Min· nesota wttb 30 employees unW it
closed In l974.
'the firm •1 non-contribu~
pension plu provided that an
employee m\1$t work ;a1 least 25
year1 to have bls pensioa vested
il be retired at •I• ~ If be were
older than ss; tbe contract Pl'C>-
vtded peijaloo elltlblllty U the
worker'• •I• pfUI hla y'8n ot
empJoyment by the companr
totaled at least Tl.
Jn 197,, Mlnftesota enacted a
law that 1ranted pentlon
elltlbWt,y to wOTken wltb oniy·
10 yeara of aemee or more •bo
were 11.ld off beCauae of a ptmt
cloatnc. It Wal estimated by a court-
app<>lnted expert that tbe atate
Jaw woUid eo1t the steel com··
pany tron:a tn•.'111 to Sl.85,761
more la •
W"'91P.ageAJ
BlJI~DING. •
&reramento
Di8counts·
Sus~ct
'1 JOANNE EYNO ... _,,,......,,
Newport Beach 'Tape and
buralary &U5J)ect G~ eurus
Br n ~ as eliminated to(lay
as a auspect lD th infamous
Sacramento Eaataide Rapist
cases. •
Sacramento County Shertr1'1
Deputy BW Miller said today
that Branagan b no lon u !)e.
tna probed by the Eut1lde
Rapbt task force becaus tho
detecUvea ''establiibed that be
waa in Utah at the time some of
our cases were reported.''
• Meanwhile, bOwever, detec·
tlvea m Piovo, Utah, including
one officer from Newport
Beach, said they expect to
spend tbe next few days
catalogulne wbat they bell ve
are stolen .antiques found In
Branagan's Provo home. They
tentatively set the value of the
items at more than $1 mllllon.
Branagan hu been cbarced
th rape and l>ar;tar1 In eon·
nectlon with two bre.k-lns n
Con>na de! ar homes ln which
~apes occurred and antiques
were atolen. He :remains in Orane County
JaiJ, held iln lieu of $50,000 ball.
Branaaan was lnlUally linked
to tbe Eastside Rapl1t c •
Fr!day duriag a bail hearing
held in the Harbor .Judicial Dis-
trict Cowt
AmtaPlmu
'Jrigil' for W
PilOt Averts
Milltaey]et
Bi'Diving'
LOS ANGELES (AP)° -No in.'
jurles or damage wu reporteCl
whon a commercial airlinerdovo r pidly to avOld a colllalon with a
mUitaey alrcraf\ that WU ~ too low. officials aald. •
According to a Federal .l\vla•
lion AdrnimbtraUon offtctal, A1.r.
California Fll&ht 708 from
Sacramento to Orance County
Airport turned end dJpt>ed 2,000
f et Sat.Urd y to avold tho
mlllt&H')' pl .
artin Smilb, a paasen~e~
at.Oard th Boeinl 731 jet, aa1d
pilot Ed Mltcltell exp~aineid tO
the 77 pusen rs aboard •
flight that tho mtuta_ry craft was
flytn1 close to l.he 28,000-foot
level of tho Air CalllomJ• llilht
rather than lt& asslsned lever Of
29,000 feet.
"It wasn't even a close call,"
said Ken J.;onf, 1lh Alt Cal11ornta
apoke1man. "Tho crew re11lled
th•t it was a potential accident
and took action to avoid 1t.''
The mlUtary airplane was nbt
lmmedJately identified .
Xhe incident oceW'l'ed OYer the
Los Angeles metropolitan area
near the e~ of the fllcht.
Loni sali! the air Callfomta
• flight landed on aobodul
without further incident.
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I California D~eamin,
A pen~ve surler takes a break in Newport
Beach, sharing his reverie with a solitary
seagull. The weekend's sunshine brought
out crowds to parks, beachei
meets after"'weeks of rain.
OCAirport
By
Newport Beach city coun·
cllmen will be asked tonl1ht to
set aside ~.ooo to be used to
hire experts to help the city in
its fight against expansion of
Oran1e County Airport.
City Attorney Dennis O'Neil,
In a memo to the councll noted
f.hat "if we hope to stave off·
• • . pre!Jsures for expansion, we
must face the bard reality that lt
f pill cost money and perhaps a
lot of rooney to protect tbe city's •~terests."
He sueceated the fund, wblcb
would remain under the control
of the council, be estabUsbed for
ntal.µn, at~. eonsul
y ~ ex~ asec~P'Y hi the clty'a on·golns battle
the county-owned facility.
O'Neil'• recommendation
(qllowa by two weeka a similar
recommendation made by
horn eowners who have been
f)aht1n1 airport noise.
Some of the areas where the
dty Js batWn• the county over the
airport include the elty
t.ballenae ol the airport envlton· mental impact report, tbe city
ehallen1e of the •tat•·aranted
f9l1e variance, 8'l tor hearinc
11\ls summer, and aeveral pro:
edlnp before the State Public
Utilities Comml11lon an4 the
federal Civil AeronauUca Board
ever proposed new routa into
tile county lint.rip.
The aftidavit submitted by
Deputy District Attorney
WUliam Evans effectively re-
moved Judae Paul Mast from
any further involvement in the
bearin• ordered for Norton, u.
of Santa Ana.
Tlie case ts now usltned to
Judie Edw.ard L. Laird, a
choice that will not be
challeoied by the prosecUtlon.
Norton silc1 bis lawyer will not
oppoae Laird.
. 'Becoming a Realii
•
..
·Bu~get -~fEered:.
~arter Propose_s $500 Billi.on·. :
Career Enda
For Politico
budget WUl hike spendln1 by .$38
billion over: W18 and m be the nt to hit the ti U-trillion-dOllar
mark. · g would be u
to bout 1•.200 for ev f¥
Am rican.
But ln bis buaget m ,
Carter Sold the real increase in
federal purcbasln1 power would
be only 2 percent, and that
bud1et will actually reduce the
I ' •
A Bard BOID ta Boe
,
.
Gridder's
a-heft
Trial Set ·
A Jury trlal h n ord red
fot a Univ tty of Waahtnau>n
footb U player rrHted at the
Reitatr1 Hotel ln irvm on a
c:bar1• ot bur lat')', tho day
after b1a t am won th Rose
Bowl. • Hustle defen1lv safety
Klehael 1J. Oathie 11 1chedl.llecl •
for trial Feb. 28 in Harbor
Jlunlclpal Court. lf convicted. be face1 a year In jaU and diS.o
mlaaal from tbe footbaill team.
0111.i WU arrested by two
I"lne Police otttcon tn th '1ft •hop Ol"th 'hotel Jan. a dunn1
closed earlY mor'nlnl boura.
Police clalm Ogilvie surren-
dered blmHU and· led th m to
hle room. where they recov
d1arette1, cb~ auml eaildY. and a blrU14ay card plc urtQC a
turkey wearlDI a football
helmet.
Police cbarled the loot
taken from tho ,ut shop.
Residents of Farragut Road in South
Boston excavate their cars from
snowdrifts after a storm deposited about
two feet of snow on the Boston area over
~he weekend.
Otllvie did not play ln tb
Roa• Bowl 1ame becauae of
Injury. . Wublqton Hea4 Coach Don
Jame• reportedly aald, after bit
player'• arrest, that Osllvle
would be booted off the team U lt
were prond be did anytblnc u.
lecal.
.
·Belgian Nobleman
Kidnapped· in Paris
PARIS (AP) -Gunmen on a
motorbike and bidden ln a
parked truck closed in on the
chauffeur-driven automobile of
Baron Edouard Jean Empain on
a Paris street today and kid· napped the Belgian nobleman,
one of Europe's wealthiest in·
dustrialists, police sources said.
The sources said no ransom
Pil,ot Averts
Military Jet
By'Diving'
LOS ANGELES (AP) -No In·
juries or damage wu reported
when a commercial airliner dove
rapidly to avoid a collision with a
military aircraft that wa flying
too low, officials aaid.
Accordln1 to a Federal Avta·
tion Admlsnistrattoa offlcial, Air
California Fltcht 708 from
Sacramento to Oran1e County
Airport turned and dipped 2,000
feet Saturda,v to avoid the
military plane.
Marlin Smith, a passenger
aboard the Boeing 737 jet, said
pllot Ed Mitchell explained to
the '17 passeneers ab6ard the
night that the military craft was
flying close te the 28,000·foot
level of the Air Callfornla·ruaht
rather than its asslaned level of
29,000 feet.
"It wasn't even a ~lose caIJ:•
said Ken Lone. '1\ Ali' Catltomla
SPokesman. "The crew reallied
that it was a potenUal accident
and took action to avoid It. 0
The mllltary airplane waa not
1mmedlately identilled.
The incident occUrted over the
LOs Angeles meU'OPolltan area
near the end of the rusht.
Long aald the air Caltfonua
tlllbt landed on schedule
wJthout further 1nciden~
demand bad been received
several hours after tbe late-
morolng abductloo.
The 40-year-old Empatn,
whose mother was Columbus.
Obio-bom music ball star Rozell
Rowland. ia president and
managing director of tbe
French-Beleian Empain·
Schnelder group.
The conetomerate, wblcb hat
an annual turnover of '4.5
billion, is France•a only nuclear
power plaot manufacturer,
building U.S. Weatlnehouae
planta ·under license, and bu
larle steel, ahlpplng, bankiDC
an machinery producUon ln·
terests.
The chauffeur wu reported
badly beaten by the ldctnappen
and boapitallzed for treatment ot
bil injuries.
Police sources aala Empaln
had just left his home in the city's fasbiom~ble 16tb District
and bis car was trytnc tO pull
around a amall truck parkecf
away from the curb near the apartment buildin.C when a man
riding ·a motorbike faked a tall,
forcing Empain's car to atop.
Three or four masked and
armed men Jumped from the
truck and the man on the
motorbike pulled a 1un, the
sources aaid. The aunmen beat
the chauffeur and threw him in·
to the truck, and most of them
then piled Into tbo car and
roared off With Empaln.
The chauffeur alerted Police
after be was freed lesa than a
mile away.
Police lmmediately went on a
nationwide alert, but the sources
said the7 bad little to so on.
Altec Cliief:s
wnt propose to Concresa In
March. ·
The budcet includes Carter'•
proposed $25-bllllon In tu cut.I
that the.admlnlatration conten61
are needed to senerate one
million new Jobi in the economy
in 1979.
Carter said the budget, the
ttrat produced entirely by bis ad·
mtnlatratlon, may also be the
most important because tt
represents the "'flnt lull state-
ment of its prlorities, . policies
and proposals for meetmi our
national needs."
The budlet la for tbe fllcal
year beeinnlna next Oct. 1. The
projected outlays of $500.~.
billlon compare with outlays
durln« the 1978 fbcal year of
$C62.2 billion. Recelpta are projected at
$439.6 btlllon, leaving a deficit of
$60.6 billion, compared with an
estimated deftclt of $61.8 bUlion
this year. The record annual
deficit was $66.4 billion in fiacal
1976.
Carter 1ald his propoaal to eat
taxes permanenUy by $17 bllllon
for individuals~ billion for~
poratlona and~ btlllOll m exciM and payn;ll tues ts esaenUal to
enaure adequate growth of the
economy in 1979. ·enn 1f St
meana a delay in his 1oal ot
balancing the federal bud1et by
1981. .
"'I jud&ed tltat the most lm~
tant priority thil year was to re-
duce the burdens on taspayen," •
be aatd. uon1y tn this way can
we ensure a vicorous economy.
a declining unemployinent ra~
a 1tron1 expansion of private lD-
vestment, and a stable bvdiet
balance iJl tuture 1ears."
Little" wu said abOut bal~ tnc the bude~ ln 19811 . which
clearty hu become an mcreu-
inely lea Utely prospeet u time
1oe1 by. Bud(et Qlrector James
T. McJntyre ~ told reporters
that lf Carter recommebCll'addl•
tional tax reductloa Ill tutut9
year1i{ u be has 1atcl he mtlht.
· 1t w! be lmpoulble to acbleve
bala9c. ln 1l8L
The I>epartuieot of Health •
EducatiOll and Welfare woaJ:e1
rece\ve tbe larcut ~ fJl
Carter'• budcet, a total ot $1ILS
billion. up from $1M.e blllk:lli In
1978. Some $103.1 bllllOD of UWI
""111 be for SoCi4l Securlt1 PaJ• menu.
Tlie Defense Department
would receive the next larstst
ah are, tll.5.2 bUlion, up.~trorn.
$150J3 tiilllon in lt'71. Carter Ulcl
this ~\I an increase m
real 1~ -meaDl.Df aftertn; flatloh'lJ'dlico&&nted -of a &>el'-
cent, VJttUaUyallOIU..twou)4Co to str ngth(!n U.S. p,rtlc:JpttWft
in th North AUantlc Treal7
Ot1aM!at!on.;
James aald Friday •decision
on O&llvle'a future with the teaJD depends cm the court action.
.......... ge~1
BEES •••
but not more deadlJ ...
Observers also found th t the
hibrid bees tend to mierate
1reater distances, ~rhapa SO
miles or more whCD they feel the
uree. ..So far, absconding swarms of
Afrlca.ohed bed have moved
northward u far u Venezuela
and welt.ward into Peru and
Bolivia,'' the report 1aid. "'They
also bave moved lolith lnto
Urupay and Ar&entlna. '" Meanwhile, in an attempt to
deny tbe insect& a free ride to
tbe United States, Con1reas in
1978 pused the Honey Bee Act •10 prevent bees, lncludln& their
e111, larvae, pupae or aemen
from being Un Ported." Bees
.trom Canada were exempted.
Fishing Boat Sinks
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -A
tommerclal fishing boat with
nine penons aboard aank in SU
Francisco Bay near Angel
bland today.
tabbiJJg
Ho r porte4ly bad lost control
ot a three-ton truck tbat tumbled
down a 10.foot 4i'alna1e dlteh,
and may hue been upset over
the accident, which killed Pvt.
Henry Martines, 21, ot Los
Anselea. aald another baae
a.PQk m~ Lt. Charles Oweii. •
Owen said :V•sques became
unru.ly at the boapital Saturdat
and allqecUJ cha.reed a atH:wity
1uard who tliecl to 1ubClue him
wltb teal" 1u. The 1uard -
Navy Hoepltalman Second Class
Ivan Blake, 35. ot Cb:aUanooca.
Tenn. -was reported ln aatllfactory condition wit
aclasor wounds in the back,
fe.c~. both~ and a leg.
Vuque1 then alle1edly en· 1 terea the rootna or retired Chief
Warrant OUtcer Jobn J . ConiloP
l:r • A, and Jaaet S. Merrim~
62, Widow of a retired army
man, autbdi1.Uea said. The two
Ocoanalde realdents were at·
tacked and diecl from mu.ltl.P1e atab wounds from ldllora.
p,...p~AI
ctded to doPt a bt'MZler ata19 name ... OJkle .. was an ex•
preuion he often used: "Jae~"
seemed llko a aood acc-.nm.-panlme.nt.
· He ltaycd at Parmount i
nine 7ean, and In We utount~
Ing re~r awe~ In lJ moVies.
.HlS f avortt.e tlJm WU u!!lme the Great.•• He 11 perhaps most
known for his )mitaUon of
Mu:aaollm to Charlie Chaplln'f; HJUet 1Q •ante Great Dictator.•• • •
THE PIANT VOLKSWAGEN WIU. open in April ls at East HllllUngdon, Pa. Jl.'t 1:0nstruct.ed troan tbe ahell of a
factory Chrysler once planned to operate, but tbryl1 '• mark el ahare plun1ed to one ot its low t polDta in history. 8.9
per.cent,lastyear. • ..
The German marti bu ~a.,,..,,., •. \Ut•·Yh ~
American dollar, tliat nabbtts produced ln Penn11lvanla
wll1 prob bly be cheaper than those m•do 1n Germany. i~t~i!: plant wlll have an lniUal production nm ot 200,qoo
f.-or aracing Pennaylvania wlth It• pr.aenu.
Volkawqen ii ••ttlnl the r*9 tarpet tn1tm t. Writer Ron Cbemow, ln the January iuut of Mother 'on
maaal!M, detalla the JnceatJv Ill u arUcle eDUUed,
''The Rabbit Ttaat Ate Penntylvanla." '
CHERNOW YS PENNSYLVANIA put toaetber a
$70 mlllloo tublldy p1ck11• t.o enUce Volk1w11en. "The
idea of bribing Industry to brlnJ money Into an
area . • • bu become accepted as a fact of Ufe,'' e<JO·
eluded Chernow. The Hftlt obMrvatlon wu made earlier
by the Wall Street Journal, which qutttloned Pu ..
n1ylv11nla'1 jud1m.ut tn beltowtna •·tu favora so 1enel'OUl-
)y on a ainsJe lnve1tor that It Ulreatena to lmpoH burdtna
on other taxpayers."
Dow Dips Broadly'
After Brµlget Vieu'
Stock.J>rlces declined broadly today, 1bowin1 UtU1 We
ln the wake ot Presl~ot Carter'• la.I ud ~~t pro-posals.
The Dow Jonee average ol 30 lnduatriaJ1 clCllled dowo
8.24 at 770.70. . .
Losen held a 9-5 edg1 on galnen arnona New Yott Stock Exchange-l11ted iuue•
Analysts said Investors found few 1urprtse1 ln Presi-
dent
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I
lh n iop boat• in 12 clw turiioo out.
Saturday nd Sund y tor the Balbo Yadll Club's
Winter ~g tta. 1alled oa lnaid d outside
'courJ • It .was the Jar1e t reaatta ol lhO new
season. The J rgest cl 1 was the Performance fbn·
dicap Racin1 Fleet, with 21 yachts raclni ovet
ocean coun. 1tartin1 oft the Balboa Pier. Other
class r cins outside in the ocean were the
Etchellfr22, Ludera-16, Santana-20 aod Snipe.
Trophy winners:
BTCllELLS·ZZ UU -J, No name, Dick
Dcav r, BYC; 2, Otherwl e Eo1a1ed, Joe O'Hara,
NHY.C: S, Sl>lrit, Scott Ramser, NHYC: 4, Egad,
Dur11n/Amfes/Colton, NHYC. ~
L\JDERS-\6 (5) -Three way tie amon
Angel, Bill Fundenbert. NHVC; Inflation, David
Runstron, SSYC, and Matinee, Joe Moulton, SSYC. SANTANA~20 <8> -1. Aodastar. Wlll
Templeton, BYC: 2, Hummingbird, Robin Sodaro,
BYC.
PHRF (21) -1, ALTHEllts, Ray Boioth, BYC;
2, Animal Farm, Hansen/Byrne; 3, Pussycat.
John Szalay, VYC; 4, Bold Forbes, Ed Cummins,
Capo BVC; 5, Spray, Lee Pamter, UCISA.
SNIPE (I) TT' 1, John Shaddon, LBYC; 2, Jeff
Case, ABYC.
INSIDE CLASSES •
LASER·A (8) -1, Manin :'llliamson, BVC.
LASER·B (7) -1. Lyn Malanoslty, DPYC; 2,
K url Karat, BYC.
LASEll JO plus C7 > 1, Bruce Twichell, VYC;
2, Ben Green, BYC. LlDO·l4 (13) 1, Mark Gaudio, BCYC; 2.
Brian Hen.sch, BYC; 3, John Thorne, BYC; 4, Chad
Twichell, BYC.
SABOT A UO> -1, Jon Pinckney, BCYC; 2,
Joanne Norman, BCYC; 3, Joe Bilsborough,
BCYC.
SABOT B (5) 1, Mary Bubb, BYC
SABOT C (5) l, Steven Stinson, BCYC.
Power Squadron.
Omnges Officers
Herman A Folgner
was installed as com·
mander of the Balboa
'Power Squadron in the
annual Change of Watch
ceremonies at the Bahia
Corin\.hian Yacht Club
Friday
Other new officers in·
stalled were E. Eu11ene
Yneger. execulive of·
{icer, John E. Si11ler,
squadron educaUonal of·
ficer , Thomas H
McClain, adminiatratlve
officer; Fred Van·
cterWeele, •ecretary;
Theodore W. Kerr .
treasurer: Richard ll
Local Pilot
Wins Wings
Wearln1 Air Force
silver wings followin&
araduation from pilet
training at Columbus
AFB, Miss., is First Lt.
Robert 0 . Van -
derhoeven, son of tt·
tired Air Force Capt.
and Mn. Gerard L. Van·
derhoeven of 31321
Paseo Del Sol, Laguna
Niguel.
V&nderhoeven is betn1
asalaned to Norton AFB,
Calif., for flylnt duty
with a unit of the
Mllttary Airlift Com·
mand.
Sandbur1. assistant
treasurer: John U.
Crotes, assistant
secretary.
The Balboa Power
Squadron Is a unit of the
United States Power
Squadron, an organita-
tio n devoted to safe
boatin& education. BPS
runs two free safe boat·
ing classes a year.
The spring class, now
under way at Newport
Harbor Yacht Club, has
an enrollment o( 220 for
the 13 weeks course.
HOBIE CATS HEADING FOR WINTEA BLAST.
Nearly 200 to Compete for Natlon1I Pointe.
llobie Cats Ready
For Midwinters
The southern Callrornia Oce~
Racln1 A1 ocl tlon <SCORA>
waa formally l unched Thurs·
day nl1ht at a meeting or the
Owen MlMey or South Shore
Yacht Club, Newport Beach,
continued to set the pace for the
speedy Pacific Catamaran
Saturday and Sund;ay when he
trailered his craft to Redondo Beach and handily won top
honors In the class in Kins
Harbor Yacht Club's Winter
Regatta. 0th r winners:
PHRF·A -Zap, Richard
joant membership Of lbo Oc n
Racing t'lect or South rn
Cahromia and the lntermatlon l
Offshore Rule Yacht R c ng A •
socl lion at Loni Beach Yacht
Club. SCORA is a new organiuit1on
formed os the result or the
umalcamatlon of ORP of
Southern California and
IORYRA.
Ol•'FICF.RS OF THE new or·
ganizallon Qre Bill Pa coc, prt!S·
ident: Mllt Smith. vice pre i·
dent~ Tom Tobin, gccretary, and
Phil Mu~roy, treasurer.
Retiring headS or the ORF and
IORYRI\ are Morru~ Kirk and
Dick Foxx.
1:hc purpos of the new or·
ganiutlon H defined in th
bylaw adopted Thursday ni&hl
is: .. To eneourage and promote
)'achl racing an Southern
California under the Intern •
lionol OJfshore Rule <IOR> as
Busch, PVYC.
PHRF-B -Lone Ranier, CAJVNJB4L;
Robin Mart.in, KHYC. K~¢~:20 -Annie, Mllce Shlens. 'lJ6, DIES
LIGHTNING -Wendell ARAWA, Papua New Guinea
Harter, KHYC. (AP) -A cannibal chief who ls
LID0·14A -Warren Fox, uld to have eaten early Euro·
WYC. pean explorers on the island of
LID0·148 -Bob Waleckl, Bougatnvllle died at the aie of
KHYC. 116, a newspaperreportect.
More than 180 Uoblt Cortez. making about a LASE!\ -Pat McPherson. The Arawa Bulletin said Roser
Cats are expected to &even hour trailer drive KHYC. Handu, who late in life became a
compete in the annual for participants from SABOT A -Steve Garland, CbrlsUan, "was one of the !int
Midwinters West Regal· the Orange County and SMYC. ~annlbal chiefs to taste the flesh
ta f''eb. 4.5 at San Lo An&elesareas. SABOTB -OavidWledeman, ofthefirstEuropeanswhenthey
Henry Sprasu Ill continued'
lo domlQal th one-man Finn
Class Sunday wlth a declslv
win over nine competitors lo
Newport H11rbor Yocht Club's
lnalce 'rrophy ruce for the ctnsa. •
It u n n.: r • u p w a s R a n dy
McLaren ot Alamitos Bay Yacht
Club, and third was Brian GaQ1.t
Oceanside Yacht Club.
Only )h·e Lehm•n·l2s turned
out lot the annual CoTk tt •
Trophy race. The "'inner wu
Pal Allen and runner.up wa
Jeff Mertckle, both Of NHYC. Felipe, Baja California. , KHYC. patrolled the area." ~------------~--------------------------------_..;.--~--------------------_.:;..--..._ ________ __,.;;:..;.~ The event, 1poMored
by the Hobie Class Al·
sociation, marks the of-
ficial kickoff or ltie 1978
Hobie Cat reeatta
season Top place
finishers in each of the
three competins classes
-Hobie 14, 16 and 18 -
will be awarded qualify.
ing points toward the na·
tional championi1hlps to
be held next fall
The Midwinters West
will draw skippers,
crews und their famUiell
Crom several slates In
the southwest. San
Felipe ls about 120 miles
below the California
border on the Sea of
''Van eisc
a lot of my fee s
about smoking!'
R~tMcnthol
and Vclntn e lOOs
A lot cl tastewitbootalot cl tan
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~CalitOrnlG Drea•in' '
t
'A pensive surfer takes a break in Newport out crowds to parks, beaches and swap
Beach, sharing his reverie with a solitary meets after weeks of rain.
seagull. The weekend's sunshine brought
Sewer . Spill Closes
.NB Highway Lane
A sewer main that ruptured
Sunday afternoon left two lanes on PaclCic Coast Hi1bway ln
Newport Beach closed to traffic
today and a portion of Lower
ewport Bay under quarantine.
The break in the maln was
t reported as a water main
reak to Newport Beach police
t 10:30 a.m. By the tlme the
111 had been idenUfJed, cleaned
and the 1ew-.e diverted to
other main at 3:30 p.m.,
on1 of the untreated aew.age'
ad •pilled into the bay near the ea Scout baH on Coast •hway. .
la addition, the tlowlal
gc le4 t.o leans Of • c~·-s~-"""
pound damage to th• be.avtly
traveled roadway and police
diverted all traffic off the
highway between Riverside
Avenue 8nd Dover for more than
an hour SWlday afternoon.
Today, both eutbound travel
lanes remain-closed with all
trattlc beaded that direction
restricted to one lane which
travels on the left tum lane in
lbe middkt ot tbe hJChway.
Ray Lewis, apoltesman tor the
Oranee CoUnty Sanitation Dis·
tricts, owners of the maln, said
the break tOoJf place to Uie older of tw .. 1m1u:·nu:UU1ll.'>1:1muw
each 9th« under the b hwa,.
• he n't w ca d
Candidate's
Stana Told
Stabhirw
Suspect
'Guarded'
TEN CENTS
fu 1919.
Carter ld tho budi t. the
ftnt produ~ enUrel,Y b~ bls ad· ministration, may alaO bo tho
moat important because it
rep enta the • 'llrst full at1te. ment ot its pnoritfe1, J>!>llcles
and propos for meetirig our
national needs.''
The budiet la for the &cal year ~nm Oct. L Ttte projected outlays of ssoo.a
bllllon compare with ouUays
dwinJ: the 1978 fiscal year of
<SeeBUJ>Gl:T, PaJeM)
Laguna Teen Back
'
From Aussie Trip
NB Suspec~
'Not Eastside'
By JOANNE REYNOLDS
OI tM DeltY P1"4 IUlft
Newport Beach rape and ·
'burclary suspect Gerry CW1h
Branagan wu eliminated today
as a 1uspect in the lnfamous
Sacramento Eastalde Rapist
cases.
Sacramento County Sherifrl
Deputy BW lliller 1a14 today
that Bruapn ii no Jon1er be-
ing probed by the Eaat1ide
Rapist tuk force because the
detectlvea "establlsbed that be wu in Utah at the time aome ot
our cues were reported."
Later, however, deteetlvea
Hid' the rtnp were deflnttely
identified aa beiDI frown two
Southern Ce)itorn.la burgliii .
Saeramento diteettvet. wbo bad been 1n Newport Beach atnee
last Monday, dropped out of the
investlg.UOO. · Pollce from Rivenide County
jurl1cllctions, however, Joloed
the tnvesttaatlon,;wbeD aeml*I
of Brana.c..,•1 m6tber'1 Ontarlo
home alle(edlY tumed up an·
.tiques stolen from Newport
Beach and Riverside.
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. ;
.......... Meaowhlle, however, detec-
tive• in Provo, Utah, includini
one officer from Newport
Beach, aaid they expect to
s pend the next few days
cataloguing what they beUeve
are stolen anUquea found in
Brana1an's Provo bome. They
tentatively set the value of the
items at more than Sl million.
Thia weekeDll, a team of U..
teotives from Rlvenlde,
Newport Beach and Provo,
armed with a eu.rch warrant. fouqd what they claim la a
"Smithsonian" ot 1tolen an-
tiques in Branagan'• home in
Provo.
PRESIDENT CARTER PROPOSES 1500.2 BILLION BUDGET FOR FISCAL 1979
It Leaftt e Deficit of $80.S Bllllon-~e Third LllrgHt Iver
Brana1an ha1 been cbar1ed with rape and bur1lary in con·
nection with two break-ins in
Corona del Mar homes In which
rapes occurred and antiques
were stolen.
lie remains in Orange County
Jail, held in lieu of $50,000 ball.
Branagan wu initially linked
to tbe East.Ide Rapist cases
Friday durlng a bail hearing
held in the Harbor Judicial Dis-
trict Court.
Newport Beach detective
Michael Blitch testified that
similarities between the rape
eases in Newport Beach for
which Brana1an wu arrested
and the 29 cases attributed to
the Eastside Rapiat in
Sacramento.
He also testified that two
rinas and a rinl box found tn
Branaaan's car matched the
deacrtytton or items stolen ln
one o the Sacramento caaet
and that the Eastslde Raplat'a
blood type matched Branagan's
"down to a relatively miniscule
subgroup"
Heavy Raina
llrdt Signal
In Clemente
He&'fY rains have delayef a
$40,,000 traffic 1l1nal
synchrcnliatlon project alon1 El
Camlno Real in San Clemente,
expected to eue tralftc con1es-
tlon in the downtown area.
The modernization project,
which should take from 90 to 150
day•. wUI affect nine midtown
intersections, from Avenlda
Pico, where the hl1hway turns
inland from the beach, aouth to
Avenida Valencia, where lt
pHHI under the San D1e10
Freeway.
Stein)' and Company of
Anabelm bave been awardtd the
city contract, which covers
1yncbtanbation of atgnals addl·
tlon of left tum arrows and crea-tlcm of left tum pockets.
JJ'edttal tUndl will cOYer 83
percent of the project's ~t1 with the remainder to be pa14
out of the city's psoline ta re·
batt. Etc!1m:!l~~810:,:!~
etieb side ta planned lot 1'80.
FedeNl tunda will alto, P11 a
percent Of that ptOject, 11ld :Ben
Villa Of the clty'1 public worb
depa.rtr4enta.
Brezhnev Warns NATO
Development of Neutron Bomb C~ticized
BONN, West Germany (AP)
-Soviet President Leonid I .
Brezhnev sent lettera to the
heads of NATO iovernments
warning them against the In·
troduction of the neutroD bomb,
West German and NATO of-
ficials confirmed today.
No details of the letters were
officialb' divulted, but the West
German dply new1paper Die
Welt reporl.ed that the penoaal
note sent to Wert German Chan·
cellor Helmut Schmidt wa1 "al·
legedly written in a 'rude' man·
ner."
A Bonn sovernment
apokeaman ccallrmecl that what
he called a .. direct" Jetter on the
neutron bomb bu been 1eot to
P ..... P ... AJ •
CRAIG RETURNS. • •
to younel!."
And, he said. he didn't have to
worry about harassment for
aleepinl on the beach. "We
camped riibt on the sand," be
aaid, shaking his head. "You
sure can't do that here."
'ut homework didn't leave
· Cra~ with a Jot of Ume on hta
bancfa. MOit of the top student.I do about flve and slx boun of
homework a nlaht, and cnt1
said be did three to four bCNrl,
••juat to keep up wttll It beeauae
I wanted to aet around and ...
otherUdnp.''
The eznPbuis on bomefttk ts
Oue to a batterl of teata~:'\hat
lace Mal« hl'219chool ltUdentl in Austnlla.
Seniora -or those ln the slxtb
form aa that claas ta called in
Australia -must take about 18
hours of tests to receive a bt1h
school certificate.
Crail paaaed testa in En,U.Sh,
biology, art, mOdent history.
general studies (current affairs)
and math (they call it maths).
.. The student. have to keep
every Jiot• they take during
their last year because tile teats
cover the whole alxth form," be
ex))lalned.
He •IYI Auatrallan atUdenta
take their education more
aerlo\&Jb' than Amlrican kids.·
"They have a inore academic
life with UWe extracurricular
activity," be 1aid.
''You can't 1et by Without do-
tn1 lioul'. homeowork -you'd juat unit out," he ahrusged.
But when 1cbool'I out, stu·
denta make the rnoet of their
free time.
You mlaht 10 down to alt in
the pubs ud laave a bit ot a
yawn (a Iona convenatlon), look
at 1punty <Sood looktn1> tlrll, or bave a iood ra1e.•(good Ume)
lQ the outback (back country)
watchina 'roes Oran~).
Wlll Crate contln to IUl'f,
DOW be'•~k bonle?
"No way,' a laaped. •<Jt'•
too blocid)' tald. ..
members of the North Atlantic
Treaty Oraantzatton and other
countries that signed the 1975
Helsinki accords on European
security and cooperation.
A spokesman at NATO head-
quarters in Brussels, Bel1ium,
said the letters, received about
three weeks a10. were sharply
critical of U.S. devel9pment of
the neutron bomb.
Brezhnev recently bas 1tepped
up the Soviet diplomatic cam·
paign against the new nuclear
weap_oa, saying Moscow milbt
respcmd In kind lf President
Carter decides to 10 ahead with
production and deployment of
tbebOmb. The neutron warhead pro-
duces twice the deadly radiation
of a conventional nuclear bomb
but less than a tenth as much
blaat power, heat and fallout.
Thus destruction to buildlnas
and other inanimate objects
would be far less, and the weapan would be used primarily
a1amst enemy troop conceQtra-
tlons. .
Defense ofrlclals want to
deploy the neutron warhead on
Lance missiles and artillery
shells in Europe where NATO
allies are outnumbered by So-
viet bloc troops and tanks.
The future or the bomb has
become a major political issue
in West Germany, where most of
the warheads probably would be
.deployed.
Die Welt quoted Bonn "gov-
ernment circles" as saying the
West Germans would take their
time about answering the letter
from Moscow.
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SUSPECT •••
p,._p~ . .41
BUDGET •••
$482.2· blWon.
Recelpts are projected at
$439.6 billion, leavtnc a dencit ot
$60.6 billion, compared witla an
estimated deficit of $61.8 bUllon
this year. Tbe record annual
deficit was $66.4 billion in fiscal
1976. . Carter said bis proposal to cut
taxes permanently by $17 blllloo
for individuals, $6 billion for cor-
porations and $'2 billion in e~elle
and payroll taxes is essential to
ensure adequate srowtll or tho
economy in 19'79, even if it
means a delay In bls goal of
balancing the federal bud1et by
1981 .
"I judged that the moet lmpor·
tant priority tbls year waa to re.
duct! tbe burdens on taxpayers,"
be said ... only. tn this way can
we ensure a vigoroua eeopomy,
a declining unemployment rate,
a strong expansion of private ln·
vestment, and a stable budlet
balance in future years.'' . ~
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p,....p.,,eAJ
SPILL •••
1ewa1e was flOWint lftto a ltOrm
drain near the lntef&edlon Jn4
ranJJiDI direCtly Into o bay
near the Se•~t faclltty.
A health omcer from tt\e ~un
ty Health Depart.aie'Dt called to
the scene imposed the quar81\·
tine which will be maintained
until water samples ahow
norm al counts of bacteria.
Lewis said a repair crew ls ex·
peeled on the scene by Tuesday
and that at that time the cause
of the break and the actual
damage to the htebway•s
roadbed can be more accurately
assessed.
,
Carter Propose_s $500 BilliOn
ASHINGTON C~P) -Presl·
denl Carter sent. Confrea• today a bud1et he deacrlbed aa "lean
d U•ht, '' but that may not be
le D enough to pleue some key
members.
Carter'1 budget proJ)Osal ell.JS
for $500.2 billion to be 1pcot for f&S~al im. It provtdes for new
spending for defense, edocation
and health, and leaves a dellclt
of $60.6 blllion, the third lar1e3t
ever. •
'1 would like to see us UDder
$500 bilhon," Houae Speaker
Tbomas P . O'Nelll told re·
portera, referrina to Carter's
1pendin1 plan.
But O'NeUI satd programs for ~bs and economic stimulation
woald rd be saerlft~ uror de-:
tense or anyU,ljng els . "
The aCMblnhtratlon•a
uonQmlc,:plan "ls not wl\hoUt
considerable risk.I;' said 'Rep.
Geor1e Mahon, D·Tex.,
chairman of the Houae AP·
proprlatlons Committee. "The
areatest risk appears to be lnfia·
lion." ·
Rep. Al Ullman, D-Ore.,
chairman of the tax-writing
House Ways and Means Com.
mittee, said Carter included in
his cal~ulations a re\tenue
pickup oftt billion "fk'Om tax re-
form, two-thirds of which ii not
going to happen."
If Con1ress approves, the
budset Will Jllk.e spending b)' $38
1'1orie Co.eclian
I Actor Jack Oakie I
i Succumbs at 7 4
hOLLYWOOD (AP) -Jack
akie, the breezy, wise-cracking
ornedian of scores of campus,
ackstage and adventure mov·
• died today at the age of 14.
Oakte was admitted to
ortbridge Hospital at 4:50 a.m.
jth severe abdominal palm. A
ospital spokeswoman said the
omed1an died at 9:30 of an
ortic aneurysm, swelllns of a
ajor artery in the abdomen.
His wife, actreas VlctorJa.
orne, took him to the hospltal
om their home in nearby
orthrldge.
Jn recent years, Oaltle bJd,
n a familiar fi1ure at Pf'e-.
lere• and partiea h
ollywood, at ya \OU I old aQd new acquaintu.c..
Hi• lut television appearance
aa on the Johnny Caraon
pecial, "Sun City Fomes:•
ree years aao. His last film
as "Lover Come Back" with
rls Day and Rock Hudson 1$
ears aeo.
Oakie had bun devotln• hi.I
<See OAIUE, Pa&e .U)
•
· CARTER'S BUDGET
IMJtACT VIEWED--t\4 .
STATE'S PROJECTS TOP
WATER AU.OCATIONSF-AS
federal share of the nation's gross national product from 22.8
percent to 22 perceoL
Tbe btidget dOesn't provide for
any majof new projrams, but a
continsency fund of $3 biWon
could be uted to finance the
start of a national health in·
aurance program or an urban
aid program that Carter saJd he
will propose to Con1re11 in
March.
The budget includes Carter'•
proposed $25-bllllon in tax cut.a
that the administration contends are needed to 1enerate one
million new Jobs In the economy
in 1979. •
Carter said the budcet, the first produced entirely by bi.I ad·
ministration, may also be the
moat important because it
reprnenta the "first full elate·
ment of lta priorities, ·policies
and proposal,. for meetlnf OW'
national need.S ...
The bud1et is for the flacal
year beifnnin1 next Oct. 1. The
pr.ojected outlays Of $500.2
billion compare with outlays
durin" the 1978 tJ.acal year ol
$462.2 billioa.
Recelpts are projected at tQe~ billlQll. lo vt~ a dell.~ll or *60.$ "biWoa, compartd tb an tlm.a dCfldt Of 1.8 on
Uds ar. !!'tie r• O(d nu def lcit waa $68.4 blWOll ln c
1978.
Carter 1ald h1s ~to.~ taxes pertnanent11 by $17 blWon
for indJvlduats~ billion for cot·
POrations and~ b IUon in xme &l\d \>a1t0Jl taxes IS ,essentr1.1 to
en.sure adequat4t troWU. of the l~ IS\IDG&T, Pa•e AZ
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OBSERVERS WATCH COAST HIGHWAY SEWAGE CL!ANUP Eff.ORTs IN NEWPORT .
CoHt Hlghny Sealed Off SVnday Afternoon •• Workers Mop Up NHr Sea ~ut M
Spill Closes Highu:ay; Bay~
1
each other under the bllb\fty.
He sald he d~n·t know wbat
caused the line to break.
The sewage wat r wu first
apotted at the lDtenect.ion al the
hi•hway and Tustin Avenuo.
Police notified city water crews.
who called in sanitation d15'trict
crew When they reallied th
broken line carried aewage, not
water.
A police apoJcesman aaid the
HW a&e WM flowing into a Storm
drain near the I ecUoo ao1l
runnlnt dlr cUy into the bay
near the Sea Scout fac1Uty.
A health Officer frotn the coun• ty He tb Department called to
tbe acene lmpoHd the quar
tine ch will be m intalned
until water •samplet ahow
normal counts of bacteria.
Lewi.I aaid a repair crew ls ex·
pected on tM cene by Tuesday
and that at that time Uie cauae ot the break and the actual
dam age to the blctiway'•
ro dbed can be more acC\lfately .,, __ .&.
AidtaPlmu
'Y~' I or 'l'Y
J t
BJ:TOJI BARLEY Of .. .._ ..... ...,,
A Colt& lleaan acheduled to
face trial today OD alletatloas
that be planned to murder aD4
dismember women be blre4 to
play ln JJQl'DOll"apble movlet blld
what appeUecl to be a beut at-tack over tbe weetead, hl• lawyer told tbe trial Jud.Ce In
Or&DQComQ ~Court.
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OAKIE •••
time to wrltlnf ma1aslne.
article• about his Ille and
career. He cledined off en to ap-
pear on TV talk shows, beeause the salary wu only union scale.
A canny man with money, be
w a 1 reputed to be one of
HollJWood'• wealthiest acton,
and be dld nothln1 to di.lpute
that.
Said Oakle: "One of my pai.
said-I bou&bt General Electric
when It wu General Candle; he
could be rifbt."
Lut June, Oakle celebrated 50 yeart in Hollywood, appearfnC
at a party with sucti old friends
as Mary Brian and Laura
La Plante.
Later, in an Interview, he ex-
plained why be hadn't been
workio1: "There's no call for a 73-year-old, whlte·h•ired foot·
ball player." He added that he
once earned $7,500 a week in
movies and wouldn't go on talk
shows at the mlnJmwn -"If you do a job, you oughta get
paid."
He was born Lewis Offield, in
Sedalia, Mo., on Nov. 14, 1903,
the son of a hay and eraln
merchant. After a boyhood In Muskogee, Okla., Oakie went
with his family to New York.
where the boy wu aimed at a
Wall Street career.
His Irrepressible humor in·
clined him toward ·show busi·
ness. His first work; chorus boy in George M. Cohan's "LltUe
Nelly Kelly."
Whlle in the chorus. be de·
cided to adopt a breezier ataae name. "Oakie" was an ex-
pression he often used: "Jack ..
seemed like a llood ar.,.nm. panimenl.
He ad\'anced from the chorus
to dancer and com le In vaudeville. In 1m be came to HollyWoocl to appear In ••l"fnders
Keepers" with Laura LaPlant.t.
He stayed at Parmount for
nine yean, and In one utound·
inf year appeared Ln 12 movies.
His favorite film was "Elmer
the Great." He Is perhaps most
known lor his imitation of
MuuoUnl to Charlie Chaplin's
Hiller in "The Great Dictator."
Amoni Oakie'• other fllnu:
"Million Dollar Ues." "If I Had
a Mllllon," "Call of the Wild,"
"The Texas Ranier•.'• "Rise
and Shtne:• "Tin Pan Alley,"
"Foothght Serenade;• "Sona of
the la lands," "It Happened
Tomorrow," "When My Baby
Smtlea at Me, .. "Thieves'
Hlebway." .. Around the World
in 80 Days," "The Rat Race"
and "Lover Come Back."
Oakle was married to Miss
Horne for 30 yeara. He wu pre-
viou1 ly married to actress
Venita Vardon. He had no.
children. FuDVal arraniementa
have not been announced.
Career ErUU
· For Politico
Julee Mason Fenton del.J)'ed
the trial ot Fred Berre Doallaa, o, of 27S 18th Place. unW Tblll'l-
dar. after defense aUorDeJ 1'~ Gl ea aplliDed that bis ellellt la
now UIJdersolq teats ln ~ Beach Veterans HoepltaL
Jud1e Fentoo told Glle1 that b espeda to be informed ct
DoUllM' condltloD and Pf'Oll'9l9 between now and Tburaday,
espeelaJ.b' If there ll • poNibW~ ot a further delay ln the trial.
Gllea Aid DouaJu was ftnt treated at a Loma Linda
holpltal after complalnln1 Of ill·
neu and chest paina and wu
liter transferred to the Loac Beach facility. ~ospltal offtclal1 In Loni
Beach today aald Dou1Ju ll
''dolnJ vuy nicely .. and la able
to receive vlaltora and take telephone calls.
They said Dou11a1 ls
scheduled to under10 test. de-
1ianed to pinPoint the cause of
hi• Ulness and determine If the disorder ts of cardiac orlatn.
Doul)Jls ts free on $100,000 bail
while be await.a trial on cbarces
of attempted murder and
solicitation of murder.
Those cbar&es were filed Jut
July 20 alt.er the furniture re-
finlaher wu arrested at a Yucca Valley cabin by two undercover
police women who said he
recruited them for roles in
pornographic movies he In-
tended to make at the desert
location.
It la alleged that Doualas in·
tended to murder the two
women and dismember them as
the final scene in his "snuff
porno" movie.
A witness testified fn
municipal court action against
Dou1l1ts that he offered her
$1,000 for each of five women he
asked her to recruit for movie
makln1 that would include their
subsequent torture and ellmlna·
tion.
She tesUfied that Doualas told
her be had already kllled five
such women who starred in his movies, dlsmembered them and
buried them In lhe surrounding
remote desert area.
An intensive search of the
acre11e sWToundlng the cabin
failed to produce any sign of
human remains.
Volunteers
Sought in NB
Dimes March
Volunteers are bein1 souaht In
Newport Beach to participate in
the Jan. 28 and 29 Mother's March on Blrth Defects for the March ol Dlmet.
The annual campaign, noted
Carolyn Bollman, Newport
Beach coordinator, ll not limited
to mothen only. Sbe pointed out
that aeveral ctVic and church or-
pnluUons already have de-
cidtd to join In the door-to-door campatp.
Th• funds railed ln the two.
day drive wlll be used on re-
search on blrth def ectl as well
as the services the March of Dimet provide• for crippled
children and their families.
){rs. Bollman aald that In
adldlUon to the tradiUonal ap-peal for fund.I, the marche?l will
dlatrlbute to each bouaeliold a
health department leafiet sboW·
in8 locaUona and tlme.s of free lmmunllauon clbµca. .
. She said a new approach to the
1971 March ls to encouraie
eventa such as block part.lea to
aupplement the nel1bbor·to-
nelthbor calla.
Ye>r fui'ther tntormatlon, call
979-2210.
The mud~ field near San Miguel Drive
and Ford Road fn NeWPOrt Beach was
beginning to lOok llke a used car lot Sun-
day aftentoon when a succession of city-
pwned · v~cles became mired ln ttie goo ..
It started with a police unit and ended
with three other vehicles stuck trying to
get each other out. City officials sald
rescue operations today were mQ,te sue~
cessful.
Brezhnev Warns ·NATO
Development of Ne~tron Boinb Criticiied
BONN, WeJt German~ <AP> members of the North AUanUc
-Soviet President Leonid I. Treaty Organization and other
Brezhnev sent letters to the countries that 1i1ned the 1875
heads of NATO eovernmenta Helatnkl accords on European
warnln1 them aeaiil1t the in· aecurlty and cooperation. troduction of the neutron bomb, 1 A sPokeaman at NATO bead·
West German and NATO of· quarten in Bruaaela. Belgium,
fl cl ala confirmed today. said the letters, received about
No deta11s of tM letters were three w..U ago, were sharply officially divulpd, but the West cJitlcal of U.S. 'development ol
Germ an dally newspaper Dl• tbe neutron bomb.
Well repe>rted that the PfJTSOU1 note sent to West German Chan· Brezhnev rtcently bu 1lepped ceUor Helmut Schmidt wu "al· up the SovJet diplomatic cam·
leaedly written 1n a •rude' a.um-palgn a,atnat the. new nuclear ner. •• weapon, sayini Moscow mlaht
A B 0 n n 1 0 v e r n m ell t respond In kind lt President
spokesman confirmed that what Carter decides to ao ahead with
he called a "direct" leUer on tbe production and deployment of
neutron bomb bu been sent to the bOmb. •
p,...p ... AJ
SUSPECT •••
"down to a ntatively mlnlscule
sub1roup."
Later, bowever, detectives
said the rlDp were definitely
identified aa beln1 from two
Southern California bUralartes.
Saerameirto detectivet, who bad
been In Newport »each amce
last Monday, dropped out of the
inveatiplion. PoUce from JUvenlde CO\DStf
jurlsdictlon.a, however, jolned
the investlfatlon wben aearcMI
of Branaun's niotber's Ontario home alleaedly turned up an-
tiques, stolen from Newport
Beach and Rlveralde.
The neutron warhead pro·
ducea twice the deadly radJaUon
of a conventional nuclear bomb
ut lns than a tenth u much blast pe>wer. heat and fallout.
Thus destruction to butldints and other Inanimate objects
NB Studies
COm~uterized
'Traffic Plan
Newport Beach•s much·
delayed. computerized traffic
mOdel coUld taco a new d~lay if
councilmen .,ree tonlaht to con· duct a survey of motorists leav-
tn• Ne~ Center for 111cluslon
in the model. •
Thd 1uney -'flhlcb would to:
volve talkhlJ to motorists
atOpped ln the Heavlly conaested
westbound lanes of Paclfle COait
Ht1hway at the Upper ·»ay
would be far leas, and the
weapon would be used primarily
against enemy troop copcentra-
tions.
Defense officlals want to
cleploy the neutron warhead ou
Lance mJ11Ue1 and artillery
abella tn Europe where NATO
allies are outnumbered by So-
Viet bloC ~and tanks.
Tbe •future of the .bomb bas
become a major political lsaue
iD Weat Germany, where moit ol
the warbeida probablY would be deployed.
Die Welt quoted Bonn "eov·
emment circles" •• HYUll the
West Germans would take thdr
time about answerinc tho letter
from M011COw.
SAN JOSE (AP) -,
Police were aearcblng to-
day for a man with a
"beer belly" who robbed a
food market of $60,000
after boldln1 a clerk
hostage at the end of a
sawed-of( shot1un.
Santa Clara County
authorities aald the robber
entered the market in Sin
Jose'• Cambrian Piasa
shopping center shortly after 7 p.m. Sunday:
Officers sald be was
"cool and profeaatooat,"
had the shotCUri attached
to his waist with a cord.
and wore a ski mm and
bib overalla.
BUDGET •••
Altec Chief!&
Death Suicide'
Funcril cea are ~ today for bus1D man \Villlai£ii
Floyd Garmoe Of Coroita del
Mar who wa found dead lnskt&
his car in Laauna Beach s.tur.
day.
The body ot the 5e-year-o14
president of Allee, Anaheim;
was discovered by police at 8:50
p.m. Officers 1ald be appar nUy
died of a self.lnntctecl woUJtO
from a lt-1au1e •hota~ Ttw). said no notes were foUncl.
The car, parked In the ~
block of Loma Terrace, wa•
re1latered to Allee, a flrm Ulat ~anuf1ctura 10mtd systems. •
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4 Kids Saved . ,
In Home Fire·
LOS ANGELES (AP> -Fout
. chUdren were reacued trOm
Thi• weekend, a team Of aie.: teethes from lllveralde,
Newport Beaeb and Pro•o.
armed wltfl a search warrant.
found what they claim I• a
''Smltb1onlan" of 1iolen an-tiques iD Branqan•a hom• in
Provo.
brtdae -has 1001 been request· ed by Councilman Paw RyckofC
to aupPort. his contention that the
Jrvine tompany development is
the soul'Ct! of the clly'1 major
burning bome by a pair Of LOS
Two 'ft'Tom•n Kill.-:..1 Anaetes County •herm•s dePr w' ~ eu uUea who spotted smoke •o4
traffic .P.rOblems. Councilmen ajJricd to dlac tbe propoaal and .. ~ at ff
memt;era to comment on th
~$lbilitt of dolnte what R1ckoff
descrllH!t as "an. orlittn •nd
deatliJaUon" study.
TRACY (AP> -Two women.
Annette Coata and Eltaabeth Edwards, both 18, of Tracy.
were kllled instanUy when a
brand·ne• sports car aped
tbrouah huhli:ag 1lpal1 and amaehed into the alde or a tralir
aouth ol here. ~an Jo Wll Cqun-
ty offldala ~.
names at the Florence dlatrli
home while on patrol.
After rei>Ortlnl Sunday'• ft
to the Loi Aneeles county Pin
·Department, Deputies Rob8t
Bram , 28, and Adolphe Geotl
frion, ~ pc>unded on the fro ck>or wot• Floyd Jeftklriij '°· tbe owner. •
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1 Callfornf.a D~ea•f.n'
l
A pensive surf er takes a break in Newport
Beach, sharing his reverie with a solitary
seagull. The weekend's sunshine brought
out crowds to parks, beac}\es and swap
meets alter weeks ol rain.
\Nobleman Heari~g on Norton
Hits Legal Sn~ ' Kidnapped
In Paris
PARIS CAP)
A prellmin,ary hearihC into
criminal cbaraea faced &Jy
fol mer state senate candidate
Loran Norton was delayed today
in Santa Ana Municipal Court
when the prosecution filed an af·
fidavit of prejudice agaln't the
judae asaigned to the bearing.
The cue is now asslped to
Judie; Edward L. Laird, a
choice that will not be
challenged by the prosecution.
Norton said bis lawyer wUl not
OpP,Ole bird.
•
Judce IAird ls scheduled to
hear t.estJmony that NortOn, a
for1n er aldo to county 1u~rvisor
Laurence Scbrnlt who ran for
the state senate aa a Republican
in 1978,• violated the state's cam-
paian finance laws.
It la olleaed that Norton fUed a campaian f\nance report
which inc\lcated that be
personally loaned his c1unpaip $6,600. •
Norton was Indicted by the
1rand jury on the current
. cbar1ea bul the allegations were
dismissed by Superior Court
Judge llasoa FentoQ in pretrial
action.
p r t to 22 percent.
The bud&et doesn't provide tor aoy ml(kW new proaramsb· but a
contin CY. tund ol $.1 llllOll
could be used to finance tbc
start of a nlltfonal health ln· .e ranee ~m or an urbali
Bid prori:am tbat Carter said he
will propose to Conareaa :tn
II arch. • •
The bud&et lncludes Carter••
proposed $25-bllllon in tU euta
that the administration coat.enas
are needed to generate one
million new jobs in the econQmY
Sew~e
SpiHS ..
On Road
• A sewer main that riptUred
Sunday afternOon left two lanea on Pacific Coast Highway in
Newport Beach closed to trafftc
today &M a pottjon of Lower
Newport Bay~der quaranUne.. .
The break ln the maln 'tfU
first reported as a water' main
break to Newport aeach P9\lce at 10:30 a.m. By the time the
spill had been identified, cleaned
up and the sewage diverted to
another main at 3:30 p.m.,
gallons ot the untreated sewage
haCl spilled into the bay near tho
Sea Scout base on Coast
Highway.
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PR!SJDENT CARTER PROP08!8 $500.2 BILUON BUDGET FOR l'JSCAL 1171
It Leavea a DeftcJt of MO.I 81Uton-The Third Largeat Ever
Defendant Strlekea
Pomo Snuff Tri~l
Delayed by Illness
BJ TOM BAaLEY °' .. .....,,.... .....
.
A Coata Mesan acheduled to
face trial today on alle1aUon1
that be planned to murder and
dl•member women h• hired to
play ln pornotraphlc movlu had
what appeared to be a heart at-
tack over the weekend, hi•
lawyer told the tri-1 judee in
Oran1e County Superior Court.
Judie Muon Fenton del81ed
the trial of Fred Berre Doualu,
4t, of 27616th Place, untJl Thun·
day after defenae attorney Terry
Gllea explained that hla cUent l•
now under1otn1 teata In Loni
Beach Veterana Hoepit-1.
Judie Fenton told GUet that
he expecta to be Informed ot
Doualu' condiUon and pro1rt11
between now and Tbur1day,
eapeclally if there is a possibility
of a further delay in the trial.
Gilea aald Doualu wu first
tre ated at a Loma Linda
hospital after complaining of Jll.
ness and chest pains and wu
later tranaferred to the Lone
Beach faclllty.
Hospital offlclal1 in Loni
Beach today 11.ld Dou1la1 la
"'doln1 very DieelY .. amna able
to receive visitors and take
telephone calls.
They a a ld Douala• 11
schedul~ to undergo teata de·
signed lo pinpoint the cause of
hi• Ulne11 and determine if the
diaorder ll of card.lac orlfln.
Douslu ll free on $100,000 ball
while he awaita trial on cbu1es . .
Altec Chiers
Death Suicide
Fuperal HJ'Vices ere pendln'
today for buslncaamaa William
Floyd Gumon of Corona del
Mar who wu found dead lnalde
his car in Laguna Beach Satu.r· day. .
The body of the 58-year-old
pre1ldent ot Altec. Anallelm, was clllcovered by pollc• at 3:50
p .m. Offtcen aahthe apparent!)'.
<f ied ol a telf ·infflcted wouod :Jrom • a.1aua• •hotpn. They 1ald no nota y.ia. found.
The· car. parked ID the aoo
block of Loma Terrace, waa
re1l1Wed to Al~i a fttm that manufattulel IOU?lCI 171tem1.
or attempted ~urder ana
solicitation or murder.
Those charges were filed last
July 20 after the furniture re·
finisher was arruted at a Yucca
Valley cabin by two undercover
police women who satd he
r ecruited th~m for roles in
porno1rapbtc movies be ln·
tended to make at the desert
location.
It 11 alloted that Douatu ln·
tended to murder the two
women and dismember them as
the flnal scene Jn his •'snuff
porno" movie.
A witnoas t es tified in
municipal court action against
Doualas that he offered her
Sl,000 tor each ot five women he
asked her t.o recrult. for movie
makina that would include thelr
subsequent t.ortw-e and ellmlna·
Uon.
She testified that Douatu told
her he had already killed five
aucb women who atarred in bis
movies, dlamembered them and ~ri'd them in the 1urroUDdin1 rarote deHrt area. An lntemive search ot tho acreaie 11urroUndJD1 the cabin failed to produce any a1an ot
human remainl.
Seiu;ae Rem;t,y
For Panama .
Jreaty Debate
WASRING~ON (AP> -
Senate M8ljority Leader Robert
C. Byrd announced today an a~·
celeratecl acbedule for be8iDDlnf
Senate debate on the proposed
Panama Canal treaty.
Byrd alao 11ld tbe debate
probab1YwWnotbetetevb1td.
He aald tha Senate would 10 to work on the treaty within the
n•xt two weeki, two or three ween earlier than bad been ft•
pectod.
Before Congress adjoumec1 ln
December, Senato leaden gave
their approval for tac. to be ran
tn tht .Senate cbamber on the
J>OHlblllty of televl•lD& the
Pal\ am a debate.
It wQUld bave marked the ftnt
time a •bate ln either Houn ot Con1rt11 had been televlatd.
At a brief new1 conference
before tho openJn1 of today's
Senate MNlon. Byrd aaid tho
plans !or 1tarltn tho debate.
early will prevent TV coveraao
1n the Senate .
.. Tb u.au aro ruabln on
fast ttiat 1 dori't think WU! be tJme to work out the
t ebnleal pro lema for a
telovlled bate, .. Byrd uld.
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BUDGET •••
$482.2.btWon.
Receipta are proJected at
,..39.8 biWoo, leaWll a tteftclt of
$60.6 bJIUon, compared with an
est.tmat.ed deflcl\ ol '81.1 bWlon
.this year. Tht record annual
deficit was $68.4 bSWon lo tlacal
1976 .
Carter said bll propotal to cut
t axeJ -permanently by llT bUUOll
fo r individuala, $6 blWon for eor.
porattons an4 $2 blWOD ln exdle
and payroll taxes Is e11ent1al to
ensure adequate irowth of tho
e conomy In 19'19, even lf lt
means a delaf In b~ coal of
balanclna the federal bUd&e& bf
1981.
"t jadaed that the moat lmpor.
tant priority thll year waa to,..
duce the burden• on tupayen,"
he said ... Only in thla wa1 can
we enaure a vl1oroua economy.
a declining unemployment rate,
a 1tron1 expansicn of prtvate ltt·
veatment, and a atable budget
balance in future yean."
Little wu said about balanc·
ing tbe budget in 18111 whleh
clearly bu ~me an mcreu-
in1ly leu likely proepeet u time
goes by. Budtet Direct.or Jam•
T. Mcintyre Jr. told~
that if Carter recommeDCfl acid!·
tional tax redw:Uom ln future
years , u be bu sald lie m
it. will be impoqlbl• to achieve
balance ln 1181. •
Th• Department of Health
Education and Welfare would receive the largeat portion of
Carter's budget. a total of $111.3
blllion, up from $164.6 billion in
1978. Some $103.1 billion or lhil
will be !or Social Security pay·
ments.
T he Defense Department
would receive the next largeat
share, $115.Z billion, up from.
$150.3 billion bl 1978. Carter laicl
this. Hpl'elel\ta an lncrtue lJi
real 1pfndJq-1ne.Wnc after ln·
flaUon Ja d1lcounted -of a pa-.
cent. Virtually alloftb&twOuldJO
to 1treQtbln U.S. pantdpaUon
in tho North Atlantlo Treaty
Or11nlsatton.
DAILY PILOT HB Doctors Trial
On Baby Death Set
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•1 ne AUOCtattf4 A arloe abot by a mllitary
policeman atttr ho 1te1odty
ktlltd ttwo patlenta wlth actuora
and tAJur a security uard
wa1 lilted ln aorloua condition
toda1 at Camp Pendleton.
mrt.tiorlU.1q. Lance Cpl. Armando c. Vu·
quez. 20, ol El Paso, Texas,1.~ d
been Ustcid lA at.able concuuon Sund~ 8fter belns.abot twtce in
bl• UPPf4' torso. How ver his
coa4ttton •PP~tl7 deehntct. arl1~. Vuquez wU1 not be cursed
unUl be recoven troni h1a ln· jurlu, d Cpl. Joe Put U,
bu• apollesman.
Vaaques bad been admitted to
th• Naval Re1lonal Medical
Center after • traftlc accident
l'rtday tbat killed one Marine
and left 1tven oUJm lnJW"od.
Be .reportedly bad loat contrc>l
of a three-ton truck that tumbled
down a 10.toot dr&lna•e dJteh. and m91 have been upHt ovet
th• accident, which kllled Pvt.
HeDf1 Martines, 21. of LOI
Ancelet, Hid another base
1poke1man, Lt. Cbarlea OWen.
Owen aald Vasquez became
unruly at the hospital Saturday
and alle1edly c.tulrled a aocurity
guard who tried to 1ubdue bJm
wtth tear its. The auard -
Navy HOspitalman Sffond Class
Ivan Blake, 35, of Chattanooaia.
Tenn. -was reported in
satlafactory condlUon with
aciator WOUlldl ln the l)ack. tho
f ac~, both ar~a and a leg.
Vasquez then alleaedlf en·
tered the roomt of nUrecl Chlet
Warrant Officer Joba J . Connol·
Jy, 63, and Janet 5. Merrimin,
62, widow of a retired arD\Y
man, alrthorit.les aatd. The two
OctanaJde re1tdtnt1 were at·
tacke( and die~ from mulUplo
stab wOtwtl from 1cl11ora.
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BEE~ •••
..,,_.. Pi.,,e Al
G.ALUERY •••
SACG Grants·
Approval for ·
Niguel ~roje~
4 298-lot realdentlal tub• dlvtston tentaUvo tract map b
been liven conditional approval
by the Saddleback Area
Coordlna\lni Council <SACO> fo~ property at Crown Valle)"!.:
Parkway and La Pu Road in
La1una Nl,ue1.
Tbe aubdivilioa. proposed on
147 ures owned by J . Warren Lennon ol Corona del Mar ancl
Don Lee of SaDta Ana, ta&
scheduled nm for consideration
by th• county pl&Dnbil com• m11a1on.
SACC'I pl•bDlhlt rft!w botr4
recommended, how••~· \bat tradinl plans be adJua&ed t~
the tr.et to eue l'C*lble flow ta.: •
to Nlpel LUe 'and that ftnat
countY, mal bo withheld~·
tll oCJot rom a arb1 '~ facllltY CUmtnflted. • !J
Tho tract map, con1lcterecl by
the board Wednesday n11ht, Uata 1'
minimum R·l soned. Jot 1liel to
7 ,300 aguare feet. •J
'Beer Belly'
~Bimdle
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tor th n 100 bo u ln 12 cf auea turned out
aturd aDd Sunday for th Balbo Y cha. Club's
Wint r R tt , oiled on lnsld and ouLilde
tourses. It wu the largest re1 tta of the n w
1 son.
Th lar t cla11 was th Performance Han·
dteap Racing Flfft with 21 yachts racina over
O(CM eoCll'flca starting off the Balboa Pter. Other
da sea racing outaldc in the ocean were the
Etcbell ·22, J...udera·l8, Santana·20 and Snlpe.
Trophy wfnnera:
• ETCllELLS·22 02> -1, No name, Dick D ver, BYC; 2, Otherwise En1aeed, Joo.. O'Hara,
HYC; 3, Spirit, Scott Ramser, NHYC: 4, Eead,
Durean/Amles/Cotton, NHYC.
LUDERS·18 <5> -Three way tie among
Angel, Bill Fundenberg, NliYC: tnnation, David
Run tron, SSYC, and Matinee, Joe Moulton, SSYC.
SANTANA-20 (8) -l , Andaatar, Will
Templeton, BYC; 2, Hummln&blrd, Robin Sodaro,
B'YC.
PH&F (20 -1, ALTHERIS, Ray Booth, BYC;
2, Animal Farm, Hansen/Byrne; 3, Pussycat,
~tin Szalay, VYC; 4, Bold Forbes, Ed Cummins,
Capo BYC: 5, Spray, Lee Painter, UCISA.
SNIPE (8) -1, John Shaddon, LBYC; 2, Jeff
Case,ABYC.
INSIDE CLASSES
LASER·A (8) -1, Martin Williamson, BYC.
LAS~R·B (7) -1. Lyn Malanosky, DPYC; 2,
l\Jirt Kant, BYC.
• L~SER 30 plua (7) -1, Bruce Twichell, VYC ;
2, Ben Green1 BYC
LID0·1' <13) 1, Mark Gaudio, BCYC; 2.
• Brian Hen11cb, BYC ; 3, John Thorne, BYC; 4, Chad
Twichell, BYC.
SABOT A (10) -l, Jon Pinckney, BCYC; 2,
Joanne Norman, BCYC; 3, Joe Bllsborouah,
8CYC.
p SABOT B (5) -1, Mary Bubb, BYC.
. SABOT C (5) -1, Steven Stinson, BCYC.
Power Squadron
(lumges Officers
Herman A. Folgner
was installed as com·
mander or the Balboa
Power Squadron In the
annual Change of Walch
ceremonies at the Bahia
Corinthian Yacht Club
J.'dday.
Other new ofCiccr1 in·
stalled were E. Eu1ene
Y..(leger, executive of· f~er ; John E . Sl1lcr,
&quadron educational of·
rtcer ; Thomas H .
McClain, administrative
officer; Fred Van·
derWeele, secretary;
Tt)eodore W . Kerr,
treasurer: Richard R.
Local Pilot
Wins Wings
Sandburg, assistant
treasurer ; John U .
Crotes , a ss istant
secretary.
The Balboa Power
Squadron is a unit of the
United States Power
Squadron, an organize·
lion devoted lo sare
b0atin1 education. BPS
runa two free safe boat·
ing classes a year
The aprtng class, now
under way at Newport
Harbor Yacht Club, has
an enrollment of 220 for
ttie 13 ween course.
Wearlnc Air Force
sUver. wine• followlne 1taduatlon from pilot
tralnin1 at Col um bus
Al"B, Mw., la First Lt.
Robert D . Van ·
derhoeven, aon of rt·
tired Air Force Capt.
and Mra. Gerard L. Van·
derhoeven of 31321
Paaeo Del Sol, L guna ·
Nlauel.
Vanderhoeven ta beln1
aaslaned to Norton AFB,
Calif., for flyln1 duty
wlth a unit ol the
Mllltary Airllft Com·
mand.
r.i• neai. lor ¥1etl•f
DEAR PAT: Due t.C> a recent h rt
(U ck, my diet has be ll restricted.
QO ~OU know where I might nnd
ll'Ome recipe books with dish lhal
ar totally fal·f~ and do not contain
ny milk or 117 I'd lso like to
lipow about any reatourante that
t~\'C e t.yPe of f oOd 1 am aJtowcd
to eat. One other Ull'l J'cl like to
locale Is supcrmnrk t th t -ha a
:p cJal food secUon with producta
tti: l h art paUenta reqUtrc.
F.S., HunUnatQn B ach
'
Racing Group Formed
HOBIE CATS HEADING FOR WINTER 8LA$T. PHRP·A - Z p, Richard
Busch, PVYC. Neerly 200 to Compete for N lonel P,olnta.
PHRF·B ~ Lone Rang~r,
Robin Martm, Km'-C. Hobie Cats Ready
For Midwinters
CAL·20 -Anrlf 1ke Sill •
KHYC.
LIGHTNING -Wendtll
Harter. KHYC.
LIDO·l4A -Warren Foic.
WYC.
LID0·148 -'Bob Waleckl,
More than 180 Hobif'
Cats are expected to
compete In the annual
Midwinters West Regat·
t a Feb. 4.5 at San
Felipe, Baja California.
The event, sponsored
by the Hobie Class As·
socialion, marks the of·
ficial kickoff of the 1978
Ho bie Cat reeatta
seas on Top place
finishers in each of the
three competing classes
-Hobie 14, 16 and 18 -
will be awarded qualify.
ing points toward the na·
Uonal championships to
be held next Call
The Midwinters WesL
will dtaw skipperll,
crews and their families
from several states in
the southwest. S•n
Felipe is about 120 miles
below the California
border on the Sea of
Cortez. makine about a se\'en hour trailer drive
for s•rliclpants from
the ran1e County and
Los Angeles areas.
KHYC. •
LASER -Pat McPherson,
KHYC. •
SABOT A -Stev Garland,
SMYC.
SABOT B -David Wiedeman,
KHYC.
"I like to smok~
and what I like is a
Gigarette that isn,t
timid on taste But rm not living in
some ivoey, towet l
hear the thirigs being
said agajnst high-tar
smoking as well as the
next gtJY. ''~nd so i staned /
looking. For a low-tar
smoke tha:t had some
honest-to.i.gooelness
cigarette taste. ·
'"Itwasn'teasy. The
low-tar c~ttes I
tried tasted like thalk.
And high-tar ci~arettes
were starting to taste
rougher as I went along
'Then l tried a pack of
Vmtage It was smooth yet
CANNIB.4L,
· l~DIES
ARA.WA. Papua New GUine
(AP) -A cannibal chief wbo I
Hid to have eaten. earl1 Euro-
pean explorers on the l land ol
BougaJnvUle died at the age of us. a ncWSPaper reported.
The Arawa BUiletin said R<>eer
Haadu, who late ln lite became a
Cbrlitlan, ••wu one of the first
cannibal chiefs to taste th nes?t ot the nnt ~ans wben they
patrolled the area.''