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FRIDAY AFTERNOON, FEBRUARY 10. 1978
VOL. 71, NO. 4t, 4 SICTIONS, 46 PAOaS
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ey JOANNE REYNOLDS
OI tlle D.111• Pleet St.If
Hurricane-like winds gusting
up to 92 miles per hour slammed
into Newport Harbor today,
tearing boats from their moor·
ings and separating floats from
docks. Weary Harbor Patrolmen said
today they could not even begin
Coast
Weatber
Freeway near Brookburst Street
in Huntington Beach this mom·
ing. 0 · Red cross officials sald they
were amued only one penon
was hospitalized after the
violent winds struck the Hunt·
ington-By-The&a Mobile Home
Park, near Pacific Coast
Highway and Newland Street, at
about 1:45 a.m.
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New California Stoftn
• Worst in a DeCade
om@s -~.mashe
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Wind gusts in the area at
times exceeded hurricane
velocity and exceeded 90 miles
~rhour.
Paula Dixon, 56, or 232 Bis·
cayne .Lane, said her mobile
home was tumed upside down.·
Sh~. said $he was trapped between a wall and her bed for a
few minutes while neighbors
searched the rubble of her
home.
Howard Morgan, an off~uty
Huntineton Beach police officer,
said he was driving by Mrs. Dix·
on's home just after the winds
blew it over.
Morgan said be rushed to her
aid by IOllowing Mrs. Dixon's
screams for help.
Mrs. Dixon wa1 treated for a
dislocated shoulder and released
from Huntinaton Intercommunl· ty Hospital today.
Most of the damage occurred
In a two·street area In the
mobile home park.
Officials said a water spout apparenUy came on shore near
Newland Street and released its
fury in tornado form on the
mobile home park.
The wind funnel cut a swath
northeast from the mobile home
park all the way into Fountain
Valley, according to Huntington
Beach Civil Defense Director
George Thyden.
Red Cross officials set up an
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NEW YORK CAP) -Jacque!~ Onass~ who
quit her job at Viking Press over a n4vel that depict·
ed Sen. Edward M. Kennedy as president and the
target of an assassination plot, has taken a job at
Doubleday & Co. as a n associate editor.
Sam Vaughn, vice president and publisher of
Doubleday, confirmed today that Mrs. Onassis
began work this week. He declined to disclose her salary.
"We felt.she's a good editor," Vaughn said when
asked why Mrs. Onassis was hired.
Mrs. Onassis worked as a consultant-editor for
two years for Viking before sb e resigned in October,
cl ting ''Snail We Tell The President," a novel by Jef.
frey Archer which Viking published. The novel puts
the last ot the Kennedy brothers into the White
House in 1980 and tells of a plot to kill him.
Mrs. Onassis, 48, is· the widow of assassinated
President John F. Kennedy and the sister-in-law of •
assassinated presidential candidate Robert F. Ken•
nedy.
Worst in Deeade
·New S iorm Wreaks
D eath, lJei'triiction
of &hips was considered
dangerous.
The lour lions· -considered
d angerous -broke loose from
their cages at a movie anlmil
com pound in Soledad Canyon
north of Los Angeles when high
winds knocked over thtir cages.
SberUra depuUes klllecf two, but
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By JACKIE RYMAN
Of .. Deify Plltt se.tt
Winds clocked at up to 92
miles per hour ripped tbrougb
the Orange Coast Thursday
night, smashing a mobile home
park in Huntlneton Beach, tear·
ing more than 100 boats from
their moorines in Newport
·Harbor, dumping mud onto
freeways and roads, felling trees
and sbuWng off electric power
to thousands or homes.
Local officials described the
damage as worse than that
caused by the floods of 1969.
The winds were expected to
taper off tonight. but thun·
derstorms were predicted this
evening, clearing up by sunrise.
the National Weather Service
said. No more raln Is forecast un•
tllMonday. The worst damage was report.
ed in H\mtlngton Beach, where
City Administrator Bud Belsito
declared a local emergency
after a tornado hit the Hunt•
ington-by-the-Sea Mobile Home
Park shortly after 1:30 a.m., in•.
jurlng three persons.
Fifty mobile homes were
either damaged, destroyed or
overturned at the park at 21851
Nowland St., near Pacific Coast
Highway. The second story of a
home was also reportedly blown
off, damaging powef lines.
The Oranae CA>unty chapter of
the American Jted Cross aet 1-P
an emergency a helter there.
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Emergency shelters were alsG set up at SUverado Elementuy
School, where more than half
the 650 residents of Silvendc>
Canyon were evacuated during
the night. '
.lil8t· ¥ outli' s
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BOdyFonnd
The area ,,as repe>rted 1lndet
18 inches of :water this momine o rabnwollen. Sllverado Cleek
over no wed.
Boats were also a vlctlm oru;e
hish winds, with some bOaU •
to <t2 feet long blown asbiOre •
Newport Beach.
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Craft Down Off 1300 Block of B•lbo• laland'a South B•J Front In Newport Harbor
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DAMAGE HIGH •••
Patrol said sO lo 100 small boats in two.
and up lo 25 large ones were A tree fell on a house al 210
blown from their mooring and •. Woo.dJand Drive ip, X.aa'1n~
beached or capslt:ed." · •· 'Beach;'owne<t by Mrs. Lorene
At Dana Point Harbor, Oliver. A water heater was
l>hcltcrcd boats escaped severe knocked over, igniting some
dam age but a 30 foot cabin mattresses. ~men quelled the
<'r u1 scr sank at the Sunset blaze.
J\quatic Park and boats were re· Large trees reportedly fell on.
ported adrift al Huntington to homes and cars in Costa
Harbour .Mesa, but no injuries were re-
Gwnt 22-foot waves tore off the ported. Cars were also swept in·
fis hing ramp at the end or to{ flood control channels in
the Huntington Pier. eroded Si verado Canyon, a lthough
b<.'aches m Newport Beach and Orange County Flood Control
knocked out p!lrt of the landing District officials said channels
1·am Pal the Newport Pier. generally were holding up well.
"It's chaos." was the com-Dozens of roads were closed
mcnl of a San Diego Gas and including LagWla Canyon Road:
..Electnc Com1>40.y. 6PQke•~ .• .pa&U." oi<tGR1¥er.tt8nve. .Jeffn1' · who rcpor~ed thousaf!d s .or Road, Irvine Center Road and
custome~s ~1lho~t pow~r in Mis· Barranca Road in Irvine, parts
:. ion V ll' J t>. . Su n ~ 1 e men· or the San Diego and Santa Ana
le, Laguna Niguel, San Juan fre e ways and numerous
Capistrano. Dana Pojnt and smallerslr~ts
Capistrano Beach. Security officials at Orange
T.hc Southern California County Airport reported no ma·
Ed 1son Company reported jor d amage altho\,lgh some
similar outaaes in El Toro, p l anes shirted slightly. New~ort Beach, Costa Mes~. spokesman said the planes are
Huntington Beach. Fountain well tied down at both wings and
Valley, Westminster and Seal thetail.
Hoach, with as many us 35,000 In the north county, winds
customers affected. ripped the roor orr a Morehouse
Power was restored to some Industries Inc. building at 1600
areas within a few hours but a W . Common.wealth Av e.
~pok~sman said that flooding in Fullerton, The same roof was
Santiago Canyon could keep ripped off last year by what was
work crews out of the area for as described as a tornado.
Ion~ as several days.
Pacific Telephone reported as
m::rny as 3,000 lines downed by
high winds and fallinl: trees and
~a id repairs in San Juan
<.;a p1strano and parts of Irvine
could be delayed beclluse crews
were having difficulty reaching
lhl' main offices because or
flood in~.
Traffic was reported backed
· up for miles south of the-in-
: tersection of the Santa Ana and
: San Diego freeways In Irvine.
· Mud and rain closed all but one
: lane during rush hour.
: Lightning was also blamed for
· .damage. with overall costs yet
. to he determined. At one polnt,
: workers on night shitts in a
: Costa Mesa ortice building re·
• ported damage to a computer
program and machlnes wierdly
~oing on and off by themselves as
li ghtning apparently caUied eJec-
tricy tosUl'geacross power lines.
Firemen and police worked all
night to cover emeraency situa-
tions. One such occasion oc·
. curred when emergency power.
· generators failed at Riverview
·.Hospital in SantJt Ana during a
,general power o utage and·
: mobile generators had to be
:rushed in from the Orange COun·
ty Fire Department and s.ur·
rounding cities. ,
In Laguna Canyon, 30 per.sons
we re evac~ated Crom their
homes and the Richard Seapln
lam ily barely escaped injury
when a huge eucalyptus tree fell
on their trailer, nearly cutting it
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DAILY PILOT
A large tree blocked the south·
bound lane or Camino
Capistrano in San Clemente,
sycamores and eucalyptus trees
were blown onto Del Obispo In
San Juan Capi~trano llnd a fire
truck working on a broken water
main in Cowan above Tustin
Heights was trapped when trees
on both ends of the street fell.
The rainfall measurements
rangea from .66 in Huntington
Beach, 1.11 in Laguna Niguel
and 1.25 in Costa M~a to 1.62 In
Santa Ana. John Gietzen of the
county Flood C9ntrol District
said he hasn't had lime to check
hl'i figures but be believes the
rainfall this season of'17.39
inches is a record to date for the
county.
Suspect Held
In Cop Slaying
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -A
34-yeal"-old unemployed waiter.
described by friends as des~n·
dent over the ~cent death ofhla
roommate, was in custody today
for intesth~atlon of fatally shoot·
ing a motorcyele officer who ~ad
,PUrsued'1lm fo'i-a ro"utine traffic
-vtolattort. • •
Robert Thomson of San Fran-
cisco ls charged wlth murder in
the slaying of police oftic~r
Robert Hooper of Novato, and
wounding Lt. Michael Brush in
h'ont of the aUSpecl's Sunset Dls·
ti:lct home Thursday night.
police said. ••
Bnaah. wJMa ~was 1ho~ fn the
sh9ulder, was reported ln good
condlUon at Mlssion Eme'rg~ncy
Hosplt.al.
Dog Rescues
Three, Dies
.FLORENCE, Teitas
CAP> -A pet collie ran through a burning house
and r escued a woman and
her t wo children before
dyi n g i n the b l aze,
authorities said.
Fire officials in this cen·
tral Texas town credited
the dog with saving the
li ves Thursday of Mary
Fenoglio, 39, and her two
children, Beth, 16, and
John. 13, after the fire
broke out while they were
asleep before dawn.
Mr~. FenoiJio esc;aped.
\vlth slight burns, the
children with smoke in·
halation.
Seven School
Buses Crash
INDIANAPOLIS <AP)
Seven school buses traveling on
Indiana highways in dense fog
were lnvolved in six separate
crashes today, authorities said.
At least 11 pupiJs and two adults
suffered minor injuries.
The most serious accident was
in Hamilton county. just north
of Indianapolis, where two
loaded buses collided head-on.
Police said nine children were
ta k en to Hancock County
hospital at Greenfield for treat·
mentor minor Injuries.
A North Montgomery High
School student was treated for a
minor head cul after the bus In
which pe was riding was struck
in the rear by a semi-trailer·
truck on tog·shrouded Indiana
32,' two mile s east of
Crawfordsville.
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Beach and Oosta Mesa to' cope
with a total of 17 circuit inter-
ruptions that occw-red since mid·
night. He said tour of those-occurred tn the Harbor Area affecting a
total or about 10,000 customers •
He said uncounted numbers of
lndtv!dual homeowners lost their
power when blowlnt debris blt
their lines and he speculate<l
that most of those Incidents
· would be in the Harbor Area
where t here are more above·
ground Unes and larger trees.
With Wirtds conUnuine to bit
au.te of ~ mlles per bout in the
harbor today, dciuble shlfts or
Harbor Patroh~en were on duty
t.o try to corral loose boats and
mark the ones that had sunk.
Sat. Ralph Hutrman said he
estimated lXJOre than 2S boat&
larier than SO feet were tom
loose from docks and moorings
in the harbor's main channel
'Which separates the Peninsula
from the Jaland.
He said mote tblUl 100 boats under 30 feet were tom loose and
he aald lt waa impoaslbl~ to
eou.ot Ute numbers of skllt.s and
din&blee set free by the winds.
•'It'll take sevetal da!I to
1tr1l1btenall thilout." bealghed.
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MITCHELL MacKENZIE, 4, FINDS BIG EUCAL VPTUS EASY TO CUMS NOW •
One of Many Tr••• Downed by Stor"', It Fell on Hou•• at 19'1 lrvln• Ave., Coeta ,.. ..
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the other pair escaped.
Mudslides in residential can·
yons weakened by several
days of rain; closed many toads
in the area. Malibu Canyon was
closed.
One of the most serious slides
came on Lookout Mountain in
the Hollywood Hills, dumping
tons of mud acr.oss Laurel Can·
yon Boulevard. Police said the
slide caused a 17-car pileup as
the autos were pushed ahead of
the mud, but no injuries were re·
ported.
A $150,000 house with three
persons inside was swept down a
hill in the st.orm. They were not
injured.
.Poll~ .~&ed persons to stay
home tf possible and activated
the police emergency center
beneath Los Angeles City Hall
for the first lime. Previously, it
had been used only for simulal·
ed emergencies. .
The three deaths included two
teen-agers who fell into raging
waters and were washed away
by the swift currents. A 17-year·
old San Diego county youth was
washed off a Mission Bay jetty
and a 14-ycar·old La Puente boy
fell inlo San Jose creek.
The third person died after ap-
parently surrering a heart attack
while trying to move bis car.
which was smacked by a huge
wall or water in Wes t Los
Angeles. police said.
Dozens of other persons were
reported missing throughout
Southern Calirotnia as several
feet of mud and flood waters cov-
er ed roads und surged into
homes.
In the Hollywood Hills, ·cars
floating on waves of water were
dashed down in stacks three
high. Three women were report·
ed flushed out of their car and
swept down a road. A man who
tried to help saw one woman
float under his car, but was una·
ble to help her or the others.
Ten persons were reported
missing In Hidden Hills, an ex·
elusive residential area west of
the San Fernando Valley.
Another eight or nine people
were missing in Hidden Springs,
a community in the Angeles Na·
tional Forest north of La
Crescenta. One person was
airlifted out or the area.
In Big Tujunga Canyon, the
occupants or a house that was
washed away by rainwaters
were missing, in additiOJ\ to
three forest rangers wbo had
been ln the area.
Travel was danaerou& on slip-
pery and flooded freeways
throughout Soutbem Callfornla,
and some early mot"tting rush
hOur congestioii was ex~ctecl.lo
lut into the afternoon.
Many schools were clo&ed
becau.se of the flooded 1tnet5
and impassable roadl.
tn Montebello, pollce died
1snaU boats to rescue flood vic-
tims, some of them motorists
forced lo climb to the tops of
their vehicles for safety.
Residents of many areas were
evacuated when flood waters
and mudslides threatened their
homes. The collapse of a. debris
basin forced evacuatron of some
La Crescenta residents and
damaged some homes. Other;
res id en ls were forced from
homes in the Beverlywoodsectioo
of Los Angeles.
Several persons were trapped
temporarily in elevators al the
Hotel Bonaventure when rain
knocked out one 3S,OOO-volt
power line and the electrocution
or a cat knocked out another.
Tons or mud slipped down
rain-aoaked hillsides onto ln·
terstate 5 near Wheeler Ridge,
shutting the highway to south-
bound traffic for the second time
this week.
Jailed Mom ·
To 'See' Son
CINCINNATI (AP) -Joan
Sloan was kept from her 3-year·
old son's death bed but Is being
released from Jail to attend his
funeral.
Fayette County Common
Pleas Judge EveJyn CoUman,
who refused to release the 23·
year-old mother to vi.sit ber sic)t
son, is allowing ~ funeral vistt.
says Mrs. Sloan's father.
Three-year-old Jamie d~ed at
Children's Hospital Wednesday
of a liver ailment. doctors said.
His mother ls serving a sentence
or one to 10 years in Fayette
County Jail on a marijuana
charee.
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emergency center ln the mobile
home park clubhouse. Homeless
residents huddled in their robes and bed clotMs awaittai help Iron> relatlves.
Many ol the mobile home park
residents are retired.
One wo'man, Rote Simpson,
Yt<ept openly when she reallied
a.he could not return to her
damaged home.
"It sounded like hell, .. said
Mrs. SlmP6Cft. ••n wp llke a big
vacuum aucldna up everythin&,0
she said.
Moit residents sald thunder
and lightning accompanied the
violent winds which blew
several homes orf their founda-
tions.
·'There were sparks and
debris everywhere and then the
lights went out," said Mrs.
Willia m J . Richards.
City oCficinls have declared a
local state of emereency.
Thyden said e mergency f\Ulds
will be made avaJlable to aid
residents whose homes were
damaged.
Thyden said a tolal~of 14
mobile homes were demolished.
Near the park a fuel tank's
outer shell was partially ripped
away by wmds, Thydcn said.
Tax Slashing
Brown's Goal
SACRAMENTO <AP) -A
Re):>ublican's plan to slash
homeowners' taxes in half would
satisfy Gov. Edmund Brown
Jr .'s election-year tax cut goal,
the governor said Thursday.
"My goal is a 50 percent tax
cut this year for every
homeowner," Brown said at a
news conference.
T he Democratic governor said
he eipecled the bill by Sen.
Peter Behr of Tiburon, which the
Senate narrowly passed, to win
. Assembly approval and Jand on
hl• desk for slinlna within two months.
Test Postponed
LAS VEGAS CAP) -'-An un.
derground nuclear test planned
for today was postponed because
of unfavorable weather condi·
tions.
Buying A New Tract 1ne?
Many people buying homes are under the f mpresslon they HAVE
to buy carpeting from the home sales center. In the majority of ca!ies
this is not true. although the sales office will try to make you think so.
The minute the home center tries to upgrade the standard
carpet, then you are free to shop for carpeting. To prevent shopping
should constitute restraint of trade.
In many cases they will tell You that the carpet allowance does
not apply if you buy carpet outside. If they feel this is legal, HAVE
THEM PUT IT IN WRITING. .
Ordinarily. we can save you a lot of money over what th• holne
center offers. We provide a larger selection -and we usually come
up with less yardage, plus a superior Installation.
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ORANGE COUNTY, CA\:.IFORNIA FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1978 TEN: CENTS
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By MICHAEL PASKEVICB OI ltll o ... ., """I~
Co.sta Mesa llremen and city
crews began their workday
shortly after midnight today as
heavy rain and winds brought
trees crashing onto numerous
homes and parked cars, but
fortunately, no people.
Power outages that lasted
anywhere from 15 minutes to
four hour s were r eported
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· ltlesan's Trial
citywide and many s treets
turned into temporary canals
from the downpour.
A 60-foot tree crushed a home
nt 139 Rochester St. lt was one or many similar incidents that
le ft city workme n with a
shortage of power saws to clear
away fallen trees that litter the
city.
"'I would say the combination or wind and rain has made this
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Torture Death
Plot Detailed
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! By GARY GRANVILLE
Ol llW O.llr l'ltot 1 .. ff I A key prosecution witness in
the trial of a Costa Mesa man
accused of plotting to torture,
ltnurder and dismember two
women testified Thursday that
he told her he wanted the v1c
I ti ms •·to stay alive as long as
pofsiblc."
•He said he wou Id bring
'tourniquets to stop the bleeding
t Candidates
Hit Issue
·Of Jarvis·
I Costa Mesa's traffic psoblems
and the effects of the Jarvis·Gann
tax initiative became early issues
Thursday night as nine can-
l didales for City Council swung in:
to gear for the March 7 election for
two open seats.
More than 100 people turned
out despite poor weather to hear
candidates' views at an Adams
School forum sponsored by the
)fesa Verde Homeowners As·
aociatton. A clear split <feve·1o;>e<1 on the:
~arvis·Gann tax initiative which
would limit property taxes to
qne percent of valuation if
passed by California voters in
lhe June primary.
Candidates Christopher Steel
and Thomas Keefer urged
passage of the initiative: claim·
Ing fears of cutbacks in police and
fire service were exaggerated.
The other candidates, including
front· runners Mayor Norma •
Rertzog, Don Bull and planning
commissioner Arlene Schafer
aald they oppose the initiative.
.. We would have to go back to
the state for everything (funds) ana we would lose local control, ..
taid Mayor Hertzog. She said the
city could lose as much as $3
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Co ast
so the picture taking would last
a long time," former prostitute
Pamela Sue Williams told an
Orange County Superior Court
JUry. Mrs. Williams' macabre
tes timony came during h~r
:.ccond day on the witness stand
1n the trial of 54·year.old· Fred
Herre Douglas.
It was the 29·year·old ex·
hooker who told Garden Grove
police last July that Douglas had
hired her to recruit two porno
film models.
The x-rated starle~ were t.o be used tn a Douglas-produced
$55,000 sex extravaganza that
would end with their actual
torture, murder and dismember·
ment, accordlne to Mrs.
WUliams'testimony.
The stat'lets deliberatefy
recruited for the would·be porno
movie Jl')ogul by the ex·hooker
were two undercover
policewomen.
They arrested Douglas last Ju-
ly 20 after he drove them and hls
former prostitute casting agent
to a remote desert area tor the
filming session.
By then, Mrs. Williams said,
producer-dlrect.or·photograpber
Douglas $55,000 movie scheme
had dwindled to a single Polaroid
camera and a gruesome assort·
ment of instruments hidden in the
desert a day earlier.
"I told him of my disbelief
that I would be strong enough to
amputate an arm or a leg,"
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Yacht Racers
Fini3h Today
Leading competitors in the
San Diego t.o Maruanillo yacht
race were expected to arrive at
the finish line by midday today,
with the 67-foot sloop Merlin
holding the lead this morning.
Merlin, with 84 miles to go as
or 8 a . m., was first on handicap
time for both fleet and class.
Drifter reported 60 miles to go
and ChrtsUne 79 miles.
Winds were light, about five
knots in the Gulf of California.
our worst storm ever," said ci-
ty street superintendent Bill An· •
derson, who has been with the
city for 21 years.
Anderson said the latest
storm, which dumped about 1.25
inches of rain on the city in 24
hours, has saturated the ground
to the point where trees are un·
abl e to withstand the heavy
winds.
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R esidents with property
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damage have been placed on a
waiting list The city's 23·man
str.et and sanitation crew
worked throughout the daY .
Workmen "ttere called in early
today as the ferocious winds
and rain re~bed a peak.
Fire Department Battalion
Chief Hobert Beauchamp said
extra firemen were needed to
respond to 22 damage calls
between 1 a.m. and 3 a.m.
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Almost all of the calls were
from homeowners whose homes
were damaged by falling trees,
. said Beauchamp.
Among the heaviest bit areas
involved homes on Wilson
Street, East 16th place and
Magnolia Avenue where trees toppled. ·
A Southern California Edison
spokesman said at least 10,000
homes in Costa Mesa and
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MITCHELL MacKENZIE, •, FINDS aao EUCAL ~s EASY to CUM• NOW .
One of Many Tre " Downed by Storm, 1t Fell on Hc>u.. at 1H1 lrvln• Ave., Coata MeN
Dole Charges
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Panama With
~Dea1ing
WASIDNGTON (AP) -Sen.
Bob ·Dote said today a Senate
, session is necessary to discuss
his allegations that "lhe present
government ot Panama is in·
volved in drug -trafficking
opl!rat\ons." The Ka~ KepuhUcan took
the floor shortly after the Senate
began its third day of debate on
the proposed Panaml\ Canal , treaties. The Senate agreed and
scheduled a Feb. 21 secret
session.
Senate Majority Leader
Robert C. Byrd, D-W.Va., told
reporters before the start of the
session that he was briefed on
the drug-trafficking allegations
and "the information I've been
given is that we have had ex•
cellent cooperation from the
Panamanian government.•• .
Byrd noted the Senate can be
forced to go into closed session
at the request of two senators.
Swr:m Rips Boats
Ftom NB Moorings
By 'OANNE a EYNOLDS
Of .. Ollll., rt ... Std Hurricai'le·llke winds gusting
up to 92 miles rr hour slammed
into Newpor Harbor today,
tearing boats from their moor-
Jnes and separating floats from
docks.
Weary Harbor Patrolmen said
today tl)ey couJ4 not even beJlin
to estlma,\e the damage1done by
the Thursday ru~t storm which
sent hundreds of boats of all
sizes careening across the bay.
City crews were also out in
force, trying to clean up the hwi-
dreds of trees broken and '1Proot·
ed by tlie wind which gusted well
over hurricane fotce during the
night.
An indielltion of the force of
the wind was fQUDd tbis morning
atop th~ W"lls Far1to building in
Newport Center where workmen
found the metal louvers encas-
ing Ute air conditioning unit
pushed in.
"They weren't blown off, they
were dented in as if they had
been struck hard by
something," commented an
Irvine Company spokesman.
Elsewhere in the center, the
Union Bank building and a
building in Design Plaza lost
windows in the heavy winds.
Lifeguards were also out,
moving their portable towers to
the back of beaches along the
ocean front a8 12-foot wind·
whipped breakers pounded the
shore and in some locations
began eating away at~ sand.
Lt. Logan Lockabe~ of the
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Reluctant Cordova
'May Vote /or Jami,s
Newport Beach were without
power some time during the
night after numerous circuit
breakdowns.
Falling limbs knocked down
power lines throughout the city.
About 250 Southern Calltornia
Edison workmen wen called
out to restore power early to-
day.
"Fortunately, most people
~See CllEWS. Pap AU
* * *
Trailers,
Yachts
Damaged
By JACKIE HYMAN Ol .. Olllty ...........
Winds clocked at up to 92
miles per hour ripped through
the Orange Coast Thursday
night, smuhing a mobile home
park in Huntington Beach, tear-
ing more than 100 boats from
their moorings in Newport Harbor, dumping mud ·onto
freeways and roads, felling trees
and shutting off electric power
to thousands of homes.
Local officials described the
damage as worse t han tbat
caused by the floods of 1969.
The winds were expected to
· taper ufC tonight, but · t hu· den--...... ~c\ed tbla evening, clearing up by sunrise,
the National Weather Service
TORNADO STRIKES
t'UN"n~EACH -.U
PAGe OF PICTURES
FROM STORM -Al
said. No more rain is forecast un-
.til Monday.
Tbe worst damage was report·
ed in HunUngtoo Beach, where
City Administrator Bud Belsito
declared a local emergency
alter a tornado hit the Hunt-
ington-by-the-Sea Mobile Home
Park shortly after 1:30 a.m., in-
juring three persons.
Seventy-eight mobile homes
were either damaged. destroyed
or overtur'!le~ at the park at
218$1 Newland Sl, near Pacific
Co;ut Wghway. ·
The Oranee County chapter of
• the American Red Cross set up
an etnergency shelter there.
Emergency shelters were also
set up at SUvetado Elementary
School, where more than halt
the 650 residents of Silverado
Canyon were evacuated during
the night.
The area was reported under
18 inches of water this morning
as rain-swollen Sllverado Creek
overnowed.
Boats were a1JO a victim or the
·high winds, with some boats up
to 42 feet Jong blown asho~ in
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A.! DAILY PILOT c Frf'!r· '!bn!!ly 10, 1m
•
p,....p,..eAJ
FORUM •••
mUUon Jn r•venue and that
p&1sage of Jarvis could lead to a
res ion al poUc. force. .
"There's a better way than a
!'!ledge hammer approach," said
Bull, who said he was more con·
cerned about potential revenue ,
losses to the Newport·Mesa
School District ($23 million)
tban to the city itself.
Audience reacUon to the issue
was clearly mlxed, with ca-
didatea drawlJlg appl&l.LSe for
ststernents both loi or a ta inst the
.initiative.
All candidates agreed that
added community push Is needed
to complete the Costa Mesa
Freeway and that mol'e research..
ls needed to decrease traffic acc1·
dent and noi se
problems on Adams and Placen-
tia avenues.
Plans for Fairview Regional
Park were praised by all can·
didetes.
o.lty ,.........,
lEAVINO CtTY POST
Mesa A .. Eldridge
..
" . Dell, ............. ..., lttc:Mn ll ........ KEN JONES, 21, CASEY 01"00LE, 20, PADDLE DOWN SANTA ANA RIVER TOW,,.D OCEAN THURSDAY AFTERNOON
It Isn't Recommended, But Fountain Valt.-y Pair C9ufdn't Aesl1t Temptation to Play Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn'" a Sabot
Paul Raver, a county public
adminstrator for seven years,
stressed his ffoancinJ ex-
perience, saying the City Coun·
ell is no place for on the job
training.
.~dridge
To Resign
MesaPos.t Badhiun's
Relative
Dies at 71
Services will be held Saturday
lor Edward Dick Badham of
!'\l'wport lleach. uncle of U.S.
/kprc•scntativc Robert Badham, R·Ncwport neach.
Mr. Badham, who died Thurs-
day at the age of 71. was a
l1h.'long Southern California resi-
dt·nt. born in Los Angeles in
1!>06.
He was president of bis
i:raduuting class of 1928 at
Pomona College, where he was a
membe r of Kappa Delta
Fraternity. He fat.er served as
pres ident of Hoffman Hardware
Co mpany of Los Angeles.
Mr. Badham was a member of
the Purchasing Agents Associa-
tion, the Irvine Coast Country
Club and the Rotary Club.
Survivors include daughters
Beverly Anderson of Three Arch
Bay in South Laguna, Marilyn
Marlin Showman of Fountain
Valley, Patricia B. Tilton of San
Diego and Cheryl B. Donohoe of
Lake Forest, along with 15
g randchildren and Rep. Badham.
Services will begin at 3 p.m.
Saturday at Pacific View
Memorial Park Chapel in
Newport Beach.
F,..,,,.P~AJ
TORTURE. •
Mri. Williams testified.
"What did Mr. Douglas say?"
prosecutor William Morrisey
If not, Morrissey ls likely to
ask Mrs. Williams and later the
two policewomen to recount
their recollection ol tbe con-
versations that occurred during
the journey to Yucca Valley.
Waiting to cross.examine the
prosecution's Jeadoff witness is
defense laW)'er Giles. ·
In his trial opening statement
to the jury, Giles made it clear
he will make Mrs. Williams'
character and credibility an ls-
s11e.
• . TONIGHT
OCC PLANETARIUM
"From Here to Infinity," Feb.
tO·ll, 7:80 and 9 p.m.
SKI FILM -"Jn Search of
skiing," OCC Sctence Hall, l'eb.
10-11, 7:1Sp.m, ta.l50ol''1.80wtth
student card.
"A DOLL'S HOUSE" -Soutb
Coast Repertory Theater, dole.I
SundllY, 8 p.m • ._ ______ ""
OAAMGMICOMT
DAILY PILOT
E..._P.,,eAI
DAMAGE FROM COAST STORM HEAVY. • •
Future development of high-
density apartments drew more
cautious comments from the candidates, with only attorney
Michael Ellis clearly in favor of
added construction. James Eldridge, Costa
Mesa's director of public
services and engineering, sub-
mitted his resignation late
Thursday afternoon. He said to-
day he is leaving the city to go
into private business.
Newport Beach.
The Orange County Harbor
Patrol said so to 100 small boats
and up to 2S large ones were
blown from their moorin1 and beached or capsized.
At Dana Point Harbor,
sheltered boats escaped severe
damage but a 30 foot cabin
cruiser sank at the Sunset Aquatic Park and boats were re-
ported ad,rift at Huntington
Harbour.
Giant 22·foot waves tore offlhe
fishing ramp at the end ot
* * *
the Huntington Pier, eroded
beaches in Newport Beach and
knocked out part o( the landing
ramp at the Newport Pier.
"U'a chaos," was the com-
ment o( a San Diego Gas and
Electric Company spokesman,
who reported thousands of
customers without power in Mis-
sion Viejo, San Clemen-
te, ~aguna Niguel, San Juan Capistrano, Dana Point and
CapJ:strano Beach.
'l'he Southern California
Edison Company reported
* * * Wind Snaps Trees,
Shrubs in Irvine
By PIUUP ROSMARIN
Of tlM Dally P'll« Staff
Scores of tall trees were
snapped at their bases, con·
struction trailers were moved
from foundations and streets
were strewn with mud and
debris as an overnight storm
pummeled,lrvlne wltb L2 tpcties
of water.
City officials said winds gust-
ed with hurricane force, ripping
out hundreds of smaller
parkway trees and shrubs
throughout the city.
Telephones at city ball wer~
jammed by residents calling lC>
report damage.
More than SO.eucalyptus trees.
some or them 100 feet tall, in
rows along Culver Drive, Irvine
Center Drive and other areas,
were uproot~d by the
windstorm.
The San Joaquin Creek nood
control channel, a small natural
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WINDS •••
lifeguard department sald most
of the erosi9n occurred right
around lifeguard headquarters
4t . the Newport Piec and
lifeguards were prepared to
begin sandbaggiO& efforts to •
save their bulldin1.
The pier Ilself withstocfd moct
of the brunt of the storm, only
losing part of its landln3 ramp:
Homeowners who awoke this
morning to find trees draped
across hbmes, yards, cars and
swimming pools, tn s()m e cases •
also lound they had lost elec·
tricity during the peak of the
tempest.
Southern California Edison
Company ofrlcials said they
fielded a work force of 250 in
Huntln.cton Beach. Newport
• .Beach 8nd Coeta Mesa &o cope
with a total of 17 circuit inter·
ruptloU-tbatoccurl'ed •In~ D>ld· ftigbt.
* * *
swale into which the Irvine Com·
pany diverted fioodwaters that
normally would have {)own
through the much larger San
Diego Creek channel, over-flowed its banks,
The big1er channel was
blocked oU trom about the area
where it crouet under Culver
Drive to Jeffrey Road, for re-
alignm ent and greenbelt Im-
provements in the village of
Woodbridge.
The San Joaquin Channel bridge at Culver, washed out by
rainstorms last month and re.
WOMAN RESCUED
IN IRON LUNG -A9
opened last Saturday, was
flooded but there was no struc.
tural damage, city'public works reported.
Torrential flows in the channel
had subsided below Its banks by
this morning; erosion damage
was being measured.
Culver Drive was closed ftom
M aln Street to Barranca Road ·
the stretch where it crosses ~
channel, because thick mud cov-ered the road.
There was heavy mud on
Culver north of that point, from
Deerfield Avenue to Walnut
Avenue but can proceeded slow·
ly through the debris, aided by
tralflc policemen who stood in
the coJd Winds at several ln· tersect1ons.
Traffic police we.re at staUQns
throughout tbe city, directine
motorist.a aloo1 alternate ~
set up to avoid closed streets.
Virtually every nortb·soutb
street was closed or partly
blocked.
Hundreds of people were late
to work, stuck In tral!ic Jams.
College Park Elementary
School waa closed because of
power failures.
At lrvtne Bilh School, only lS
adm lnlatrators and teachers
were able to reach 1cbool by the
7:'80 a.m. openlna today. Though
they attemoted to keep tbe
* * * rniree Flee Flood
similar outages in El Toro,
Newport Beach, Costa Mesa,
Huntington Beach, Fountain
Valley, Westminster and Seal
Boach, with as many as 35,000
customers affected.
Power was restored to some
areas with.in a few hours but a
spokesman said that flooding in
Santiago Canyon could keep
work crews out of the area for as
long as several days.
Pacific Telephone reported as
many as 3,000 lines downed by
high winds and falling trees and
said repairs in San Juan
Capistrano and parts of Irvine
could be delayed because crews
were having difficulty reaching
the main offices because of flooding.
Trame was reported backed
up for miles south of the in·
tersection of the Santa Ana and
San Diego freeways In Irvine.
Mud and rain closed all but one
lane during rush hour.
Lightning was also blamed for
damage, with overall costs yet
to be determined. At one point,
workers on night shifts in a
Costa .Mesa office buUdlni re-ported damaee to a computer
pro"ram and machines wlerdlv going on and oft by themselves as
lightning apparently caused elec·
tr icy to surge across power lines.
Firemen and police worked au
n.ight to cover emergency situa.
t1ons. One such occasion oc .
curred when emergency power
generators failed at Riverview
Hospital in Santa Ana during a
general power outage and
mobile generators had to be
rushed in from the Orange Coun .
ty Fire Department and sur-
rounding cities.
In Laguna Canyon, 30 persons
were evacuated from their
homes and the Richard Seapin
family barely escaped Injury
when a huge eucalyptus tree fell
on their trailer, nearly cutting it
in two.
A tree fell on a house at 210
Woodland Drive In Laguna
Beach, owned by Mrs. Lorene
Oliver. A water heater was
knocked over, Igniting some
mattresses. Firemen quelled the
blaze.
Large trees reportedly fell on·
to homes and cars ln Costa
Mesa. but no injuries were re-
ported. Cars were also swer: in-
to flood control cbanne s in
Sllverado CaQ.Yon, although
Orange County Flood Control
District officials said channels
generally were holding up welL
Planning commissioner
Schafer said she would continue
to look at each high-density pro·
po~al on a case by case basIB,
and Mayor Hertzog said she sup-
port high density projects such
as the pending Downtown Senior Citizens project.
Carl Merkle, a 20-year-old
Orange Coast College student.
said the city must seek added
cooperation from other cities in
planning for the future.
Darrilyn Oliver-said she is
running her campaign on a
''What do you want in Costa
Mes a?" platform. .
Only one candidate, att.Qrney
Godfrey Sandeen, dld not atlend.
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CORDOVA. •
doom," the assemblyman told
the council of parents and prln·
cipals that the Jegisl11ture will
try to bail the schools out.
Education is the mos' ..asen-
tial service other tbail police and
fire ••and lt we don't have kids in
school, we're going to need more
police and fire." he aaid.
Cordova said one of the most
significant developments of th1s
year bas-been Assemblyman
Dennis Mangers' call for a
moratorium on schoo/ legisfa.
lion. He said it is s gnificant
because of the "rapidity with
which each school district responded."
Although be supports the
moratorium, he predicted that
the legislators won't pull in the
reins on school legislation untll
they learn they have to "pay the piper."
He said be has told school dis·
trict omcials they should get
together and submit a claim to
the state for the additional costs of legislation.
The assemblyman said the on-·
ly mandates the state
lawmakers should have are in
what they define as basic educa· lion. Districts could go beyond
that if they we.at, be sald.
"We piy great Up suvlce to
local control and we lose It with
each new piece of legislation,"
he said.
•'This city has been really
good to me arid I've never worked
anywhere where I've enjoyed the
people so much," he said.
Eldridge, 36, joined the city
nine years ago, spending nearly
three years "s city traffic
engineer before moving on to
·his dual role as engineer and
director or public services.
He also serves as manager or
the city's Sanitation District.
He has been a leading ad-
vocate for Ute extension of the
Costa Mesa Freeway and said
he would be willing to continue this effort if asked.
Eldridge said he expects to be
leaving his $36,000·a-year post
.l\farch 10.
"I 'm going into business for
myself with my own contracting
and industrial development
firm ," he said.
Eldridge will operate his firm
from an offi~ near bfa Lake
Forest home, where be lives
with his wife, Judy, and three sons.
He said his move into private
business has been in the works
for the past six months.
F,....PllfleAl
CREWS •••
stayed home and there was lit-
tle traffic after midnight," said
police tra((ic bureau Lt. John
Regan. He said there were no
serious accidents.
Flooding caused street shut·
downs on 19th Street and
A n aheim Avenue in the
downtown area and 20th Street
near Irvine Avenue was blocked
by a faUen eucalyptus tree.
The intersection of Sunflower
and HJghlands avenues was un-
der a foot of water early today
because an acijacent open field
was unabJe to absorb the steady
rain, cit.Y o(ficials said.
·Ruling Appealed
SACRAMENTO CAP) -A Los
Angeles judge's ruling that.
CaJUornia's political reform act..
Prop 9, is unconstituUonal was
appealed to the state Supreme
Court Thursday.
Buying A New Tract .Home?
Many people buying homes are under the impression they HAVE
to buy carpeting from the home sales center. In the majority of cases
this is not true, although the sales office will try to make you think so.
The minute the home center tries to upgrade the standard
carpet, then you are free to shop for carpeting. To prevent shopping
should oonstltute restraint of trade.
In many cases they will ten You that the carpet allowance does
not appty lf you buy carpet outside. If they feel this ia legal, HAVE
THEM PUT IT IN WAITING.
Ordinarily, we can save Ye>u a lot of money over what the home
center offers. We provide a larger aelectlon -and we usualty come
up with less yardage. plus a superior lnatallatlon.
• o.lty ............ ,., LAe ... , ... THIS WAS ~CENE THIS MORNING ~T HUNTINGTON-BY-THE-SEA MOBILE HOME PARK NEAR EDISON PLANT AT PACIFIC COAST HIGHWAY ANO NEWLAND STREET IN HUNTINGTON BEACH
Twister Hit Shortly Before 2 a.m., Damaging 78 Mobile Homes and Leaving 45 Ho.meleas; Several Re1ldent1 Were Injured, But, Mlraculoualy, No One Was Kiiled .. .
HB Trailer Residents Left Homeless
By RA \'MONO ESTRADA JR.
OI IM D•llY Pif« $ .. ff
\ \ lurn;,icJo.J1ke wind
!-.lamm<.'d into tJ south Hunt
rngton Bt•;,ich mobile homl'
_park l':1rl.\. lo<la~·. damaging
•8 res 1denc<'s and leaving
;1bout 15 1x·oplC' homelc~~
,\ <;t•ction of roof "ilS report<'d
Strangler
Suspect
Released
LOS ,\NGF.LES CAP> -Ned
T. \'ork, booked two days ago
for fnvcsclgatlon or morder in
lhe 12 hilli.lde stranglings, will
be release-ct Crom custody, police i.ald today.
LOS ANGELES <API What
:-.hall the Los Angeles police do
wit!\ Ned T York? They hove
on~ more day to decide ,
The bll·part actor was arrest-
4.>d Wednesday ror Investigation
in the 12 Hillside Strangler kilJ .
in gs
Police s aid York claimed
responsibility for the killings in
a rambling telephone call and
booked him for investigation or
murder, a n action that gave
them 72 hours to press a firmer
charge or let York go.
Pqlice Cmdr. William Booth
said Thursday that after
searching York's apartment and
talking to the 32-year-old actor ..
there was no concrete evidence
linking York to the kUlings.
Officers said they confiscated
a small amount of what ap.
peared lo be a marijuana con.
centrale. but by early today they
had not charged him with
possession and would not say
how much they confiscated. If it
was under an ounce, the charge
would be a misdemeanor.
York, an extremely religious
man who was separated from
his wire three weeks aso. was
held for investigation In the ..
death of 20-year-old Kristina
Weckler, considered th e
strangler·sninth victim.
Friends of York told Teporters
the actor had been up all night
Tuesday talking with a friend
about Miss Weckler before he
1 lled police. 1 Booth said York apparently
' as suffering fr(}m "mental ex-
austion" when he called.
York was describe(! by a
riend, Bill Devroe, as "very re-
igious.
"Everything was 'God bless
you ' and 'Jesus loves you'," he
"aid.
Sunday's Daily Pilot won 't
blow away in tM wind; it will be
hefty wilt> f t>ature stories like
these.
blowq onto the San Diego
Freeway near Brookhurst Street
in Huntfogton Beacti this mom· ng
I ltghway and Newland Street. at
about 1:45 a.m.
Wind gusts tn the area at
t1ml'::. exceeded hurricane
velol'1t} and exceeded 90 miles
bet ween a wall and her bed for a
fe w mlnutl'S while ne1ghbori.
searched the rubble or her home
aid by foUowing Mrs. Dixon 's
screams for help.
Mrs. Dixon was treated for a
dislocated shoulder and released
from Huntington Intercommun1-ly Hospital today
apparently came on shore near
Newland Street and released its
fury in tornado fo rm on the
mobile home park Red Cross offtciab ::.aid they
were amazed only one person
was hos pitalized arter the
nolent winds struck the Hunt
m~on-By·The-Sea Mobile Home
Pa r k', near Pac ir I c Coast
Snoot V•eo•i.011
There's no ducking the
issue that this weird
waterfow l has an
Egyptian influence.
He's one of the !winier
models to be shown
with lifelike decoys at
an exhibit by Pacific
Southwest Wildfowl
,\rts. See Page Cl.
Mall Beaten "
To Death
Police ue investigating the bludgeonin~urder or a 31-year-
old Westm ster m an In his bed
shortly be re midnight Thurs-day.
Orrtcer ~art Grahan> saJd that
David E.. Aldricll of 13382
tloover St. was found In a pool of
blood by his wife. Mar11-an~f
she returned home from ~ trip to
the market.
Two young children were
aslee)l...!lt the time. Graham said
that police had no suspects to
day and that no weaoon had
been found .
(suNDAY' BE
of Western 6""'
per hour .
Paula Dixon, 56. of 232 Bis·
c-aynl' Lane. ::.aid her mobile
home was turned upside down
She so1d l>he wa s trapped
Hoy. ard Morgan an off·dutv
Hu ntington Beach police officer.
said he wai driving by Mrs Dix·
on 's home JU::.l after the wind~
blew it over
Morgan said he rushed to her
Most of the damage occurred
an a two-street area in the
mobile home park.
Officials said a water spout
'Worst Storm in n ·ecade'
Hurricarw-f orce Wiruh Lluh S. Calif omia
The wind funnel cut a swath
northeast from the mobile home
park nil the way into Fountain
Valley, according to Huntington
Beach Civil Defense Director
George Thyden
Red Cross officials M!l up an
emergency center in the mobile
home park clubhouse. Homeless
residents huddled in their robes
and bed clothes awaiting help from relatives.
Many of the mobile home park
residents are retired.
One woman, Rose Simpson,
wept openly when s he realized
she could not return to her By The Associated Press high. Thrct• women were report washed away by rainwaters damaged home.
A hurricane.force Pacific cd flushed out of their car and were missing, 10 addition lo "rt sounded like hell," said
storm the areu 's worst in swept down a road /\ man who three forest rangers who had Mrs Simpson . "It was like a big a Im o:.t n decade crashed tried to help saw one woman been in the area. vacuum sucklnf( up everything," '-h So h ·r · fl t d h' b she said. tnroug ut ern Calt orn1a to· oa un er 1s car, ut w11s una Travel was dangerous 00 slip-Most residents said thunder
d ay . causing at leas t three ble lo help her or the others. pery 'and flooded freeways and hghtnin& accompanied tbe
deaths and widespread devasla· ~~n persons were reported throughout Southern CaUforniB. violent winds which blew ti~~u~dreds of people "'ere left missing in llidden Hills, an ex· and some early morning rush several homes off their founds· " elusive residential area west of hour congestion was expected to lions homeless as the winds and more the San Fernando Vallev. last into the afternoon. •JTh ks d than three inches of ruin trig· ,, ere were spar an
gered mudslides and flooding. Ariolher eight or nfne iieop.le Many scboo(A were dosea debris eTIJ?YWbere and tben the •
destroyed homes a nd boots. were missing in Hid<ten Springs. because of the fiooded streets lights went out,•• said Mrs.
snarled traffic, downed count· a community In the Angeles Na· and lmpa.uahle roads. WIJJl1m J . RJthards.
less trtts and power lines, and lional Forest north of La In Montebello, police used City officials have declared a
even unJeashea rour dangerous Crescenta. One person was small boats to "(h.cue flood -vlc· local state ot emer gency. airlifted out or the area. Thyden. said emerg.,ncy funds lions from a wild animal park. tims, some of t em motorists will be mode available to aid
Police confirmed at least In Big Tltjunga Canyon, the forced to climb to the tops of residents whose homes were
five deaths. but there were occupal')ts of n house that was their ve~icles for safety. damaged.
m 8 n Y persons m tss in g · --::;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiii~mmmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ The National Weather Service.
howcvl r, predicted a 'tl(elcome
respite for area residents. Tl)e
weekend fo~cast called for fair
weather and sunny skies in the
wake of the area's third storm in
a weelt.
The latest storm brouiiht tbe
season total to almost 20 m<:hes,
more than twice the normal
amount. for this time of yeet.
Los Angeles Harbor, one or the
busiest ports on the West Coast.
was closed because it was so ·
fttled with debris that movement
4 or s hips wa s considered
-ian~erous.
The four lions -considered
dangerous broke loose rrom
their cages al a movie animal
com pound in Soledad Canyon
north of Los Angeles when high
winds knocked over their cages.
Sberut's deputies killed two, but
lhe other pair escal)ed.
Mudslides in residential can-
yons weakened by several
days of rain; closed many roads
in the area. Malibu Canyon was
closed
One of the most serious slides
came on Lookout Mountain in
I.he Hollywood Hills, dumping
tonR of mud across Laurel Can·
yon Boulevard. Police said the
slide caused a 17-car pileup as
the autos were .pushed ahead of
the mud, but no injuries we1'e re· porled.
A $150,000 house with three
persons inside was swept down a
hill in tht! storm. They were not
injured.
Police urged persons to stay
home Ir possible and activated
the polJce emergen cy center
beneath Los Angeles City Hall
for the firsl time. Previously, it
had been used only for simlllat-
ed emergencies
the five death.$ included two
tefn·a1ers who fell into raging
waters and were washed away
by the swift currents. A 17-year-
old San Dle10 County youth was
washed off a Mission Bay jetty
and a l4·}'ear-old La Puente boy
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Another person died after ap.
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DlSASrER AREA: There 1s no~ at Uds boor 1o air aesa tbe damqe that bu visited
our re&lon durin.c the CWTeOt storm. Lat 1l1Cbt. however, was areal~. ' Winds docked in ncess or 90
tnlles per hour roared across
· Newport Harbor and created
dlao9 among the pleasure boat
fleet. AA apparent water spout
struck In BunUngtoci Beach and
·devastated a trailer park. over-
turned some mobile homes and
ripped roof.a from others. Power
outage. were widespread, from
Edison Company territory in
Costa Mesa and Laguna Beach
and in the southern sector of our
region. which la serviced by San
Diego Gas & Electric Co.
I\ SPOKESM~ for the San
Diego company said damage
a long our southern sector is
probably the worst since the bl~
storm or 1969. That may be an
understatemait. ,
Almost evel'JbodY you talked
to today had some kind of a
storm story to t.eJJ. Some were
freaky. Like the woman who
came inlo a bakery up al
Magnolia and Adams in H\Dlt-
ington Beach early today. She
seemed da2ed. Her home had
been virtually untouched by the
rains driven by gale-level winds.
But her next door neighbor's
root had been ripped off.
01.D-TDIERS OF our region
have Jong been telling yarns or
slDrms past that have 'truck our
coastline. They spin tales of the
1920s when the coasUine was
flooded. They remind you or the
great storm of 1939, when ocean
piers were washed away, the
Santa Ana River overflowed its
banks into our lowlands and
Laguna Canyon reverted to the
st.atus of a raging river.
A Jot of comtrueUon and
growth bas occurred io Orange
County ~ the storm of 1939.
For. that tnalter, we•v. seen a lot
~ of chaoge1 In the last
clieca4e alDce tbe bia one of UllJ.
But b' the time our carrent
• atonn z;eesic:n is over, we may
find that the storm of 1978 will
be the bench mark for the future
ill assessing damage and loss or
propeny.
IT SEEillS ALMOST impossi·
ble that just a few weeks ago.
everybody was fretting about a drought..
That seems to be the least of
our worrim today.
The fret today ia the poulblU.
ty that new 8tor'm flvata may be
moving ID, wtttl a ear~~
lion that suigests two to three
more inches of rain may fallCJG • our already aou:y coastal ro-
gion.
To a lase Jll'OpOJtlm ol oQr
... citlunry, the CUl'rent storm
: · siege 89111111 lite m lmPJ!illble
~. nlgbtmue. Yn have to re• ~-member that a lot of people
• haYe moved into our regioll ln ~ the last decade. 'Ibey don't re-
': member the storm of 1969. \rery ~ few are atill arouad who wit-
~ neued the '39 blow. ' ~ ~ NO ~Bit ao many people
: fipred a eaatlnuinl storm like
• tbis JUlt couldn't hqpen here. ~: But weather, llke-hLstorr. can • repeat itaelt. ;
PITTSBURGH (AP) -A.
crowded commuter bus collided
with a trolley south of downtown 1
Plttsburgb during the morning
ruab hour today. killing four
people and lnJarinl at 2east 25
others, authorities said.
Mike Kelly. a ·spokesman for
Port Authority that operate&
public transit in Allegheny O>un-
ty, estimated the number o!
passengers aboard the bus at
"easily more than SO."
ONLY THE DRIVER was in
the trolley when the accident oc-
curred at a junction in the South
Hills nrea where trolleys park
and where they tum around oo a
loop or track.
Witnesses gave connteting
versions of the collisio~ in
which the driver's side of the
bus was ripped open. AutborlUes
had no immediaW! explanation oC
what caused the accident.
Patti Goedert, 19, who was rid-
.ing the bus en route to a com-
puter class and was sitting op-
posite the driver, said, "We
weren't going fast ••• about 2S
miles an hour. The driver. it
looked like to me, took the bend
too wide. Then we just smacked
into the trolley."
BUT MIKE ROBBINS, 20, or
Brookline, who was on the bus
and injured a leg. said "the
trolley jumped the hitch <the
track) and hit the bus bead.on. ''Blood was everywhere.
Jean Clark. above. an officer with the Virginia
chapter of the National Organization for Women. and
Marianne Fowler. coordinator of the political action arm
of Virginians for the Equal Rlehts Amendment, were ar·
rested during a demonstration in tb~ Virginia House of
Delegates in Richmond after the House Privileges and
Elections Committee defeated 12 to 8 a series of motions ·
that killed approval of the ERA in Virginia.-
WASHINGTON <AP> -New warntna or woneninc 1n!Jatioll were
slpaled tocJq by a 1overnment ~ex that meastiare1 piees ncelved
by wbolesalen.
Tbe Labor Department's tndu ot flnlsbed loodl pices,. the last
stage before eoasumers bG1products.roee0.6 pUOent ID JUUJ'1.
The increase WU aboUt the
same as monthly inc:reues last
tall, ~ food prices continued a
steady climb.
However, l'rices rose IDO.re
sharyly in "earlier stacea of pro-
duction. indicating further price
increa.. may be oo tbe way.
.-.A MOD ltAPJD pace of in·
flatlon wu particularly pro-
nounced at the Intermediate
sta•e of production, partly
becaQSe tJle unusaally blah level
of residential eoaatructlon ac-
tivity resulted in btgbu prices
for moat const.ruction~related products.•• the d~partment aald.
The price index for crude
goods, such as mining and farm
products, rose 2 percent In
.Jallaary. the fourth straight
monthly Increase. Prices at the
intermedi.at.e staae. where com· modlties require further proc.
easing. rose 0.9 peTcent. the
larceatincreuealnaelaat.Apdl.
Grocers paid 1.1 pereet more
in January for consumer foods,
one of the largest increases in
~igbt months. It was surpuaed by
a l .Z percent increase in No·
vem ber and a 1.4 percent rile last
May. •
PRICES roa ALL wbolesate commocUties rose 0.9 percent,
the bigtegt increase since s :I percent rise last April.
The dep&rtn,ent hatl depended
on the all-commodities
wholesale price Index untu
December but ls pbaalng it out
on grounds it exaggerates the
impact of lnf1aUon by counting
many ,Price increases more tba.n
~e.
I ead, the department is em·
• sWng the finished &oods in· dex which measures prices of
such goods as automof>lleS and
food Just be!oie ~are eold to the consumer.
Desperate East Digs O ut THE PBlCE INDEX for con· sumer finished goods J'O.$e 0.7
percent in January. somewhat
faster than the 0.4 percent rise i
in December. '
Snow Collapses Roof of Empty Junior High
ByTheAMOdlled'PNM
There was no screaming. Most
everyone kept their cooL Jt was
just a lot of moaning and groan.
ing, •• said Robbins, interviewed
in a wheel chair at Mercy
Hospital, where 17 other injured
people also were treated.
Two unidentified women were
dead on arrival at Allegbeny
General Hospital on the clty's
North Side. A man identified as
the bus driver died there or an
apparent heart attack after he
was brought in for treatmeot. a
hospital spokeswoman said.
PeaceluJ slding oa traffic.Jess
city streets contrasted with
wrecked houses on weather·
beaten shorelines, as New
England coa&inued desperate ef-
forts to dig out from its 1"nt
snowstmm of the century.
of state • ...-, trying to clear he•? saow-dearing equipment
big1swQS aad railrou tracks to started work at dawn Tbun4ay
get tile region moving a1ain. on an eight-mile stretch of
New York, New JfltSey and :Massadmetts Bame 128 west ot
Pe1nuylvanla. w!lieh took Braimree.
tsomewbat smaller aceumula• Ne:!!T 3.000 anow~ncased
tions ot mow in the storm. were can traeks abandoned dur·
in bet~ shape, with most main mg the storm were Jamming et-
roads clear, schools open and forts to clear the major
Prices for fresh fruits and
ve1etables turned up after
declining in December. Pril'es
rose faster in January for beef.
veal and proce11ed poultry, but
turned down for eggs, fish. port
and bakery products.
Prlces for such goods as cars, •
jeweley, household applianl'es
and furniture rose a total of o. 7 •
percent., more than the 0.4 per·
cent rise ln December. •
Three other people were being
treated and the hospital said one
more victim was eo route.
Part of the roof or a new junior
hig h school in Waterville.
Maine, collapsed. apparently
because of the weight of six feet
of snow.
a bove-freezing temperatures highway. GASOLINE PRICES rose
triggering slow melta. "rr WOULD TAKE us three slightly less than in December. •
months ii we tried 1o remove all but tobacco products were up
IN RHODE ISLAND, Gov. J. the cars from the roads:• said from the previous month.
Joseph Gart"ahy activated the state Department of Public For all ·of 1977, wholesale
STUDENTS WHO were at· s tate's emergeaey broadcast Works Commissmer .John Car· prices of finished goods were up
tending an ort.tatioa sealon to sfSt,e .. for the first time and an• roll. UJl we•n l~, we might 6.6 percent. close to the 6.8 per-
STP P prepare for tlle move to the new neuaced tMt a statewide ban on ha•• two6lrdl oltbe cars lned cent increase ID OOUWDer to ay school had left the building noaeueatial tramc would c:cn-b7todaJ'·" p-lcesfartbe,ur.
. about llD llour bdont tile roof tine tellq. · •Meebmdca wlll be aftDabte Tbe c.ter ~ Is ~llapeed. Thtre were • in· Aa Anrr alr'bonle eam1Jet mad fad. U ...U.S.• &be ~ hoping the Inflation rate for lf18 In Go~ernmenl Juries, but auUM>rltlea •aid a eastn~ertn• t.attallon wUb -emoraaid. willnotexceed8.8percent. · T --man wi. was llelpbag to shovel ,__ _________________________________ _
False Ad Suit
WASHINGTON (AP) -The
Federal Trade Commission bas
atinou.need that the STP Corp.
agreed to pay a $500,000 penalty
for allegedly false advertislng·
plus $200,000 for ads telllng of
the setUement. .
The settlement Thunaay
ended a case 1n which the Fl'C. accused the company of falsely
clalmecl that STPOil Treat.
meat reduced oil comumpm
by 20 percent in certaila road tests of motor vehicle&.
T8£ COlDllSSION la1d Um
lMta cild not show that redlJc.. tioo and ••srp bad no reUable
proof that the prodaet reduces oU con.sumptJbn;'A-
Tbe FTC aJao dw'llC) that
STP falsely adnrUaecl tbat tests
showed its Doab1e OU FUl:er to
be su\)erior to fi'te other oil
filters.
The com~ buec1 ID Fort
Lauderdale. Fla., eal4 the
$700,000 settlement .. doee not
constitute an mdaUlslaft by STP
that the law bu been riolated."
It said h slgnecl the agreement
to avoid lone and upenaiye
lit!ptton in a federal suit med
iBNewYOl'L
snow fn>m lbe roof eollapsed
earlier ft'Om a heart attack. and
later died.
In Bo&ton, where mny streets
were off.J1mita to motoriats,
thousanm of people frolicked un·
der brilliant sunshine. Cross-
country skiers glided down the
main street of Concord OD the
more than two feet ol snow that
was dumped there and through
moet of New England. But in Hall, across
Maaaacbusetta Bey from Bost.on. D88'lY two-Ulirdl ot tlle
town ,,. without JIOftl" for tbe
fourth day. ad l1lall1' of tbe
town's atreeea atm were under water.·
WITR •UCB OP lh
beachframt area am~ tM
town of B89we f-4 u.e risk of
gaaoUne vapor lgaltln•·
Fire(labttn aa4 National
Guardamm panaped 1 mUU.
pJlons of peoHae from • "P-tured ...... tank Mar SUffolk
Downs race traelr. ancl QrUd
foam 09W' • JO,OG0-9qaare-loot
area wt.re Po01a of guoliDe'
eight Inda deep bad eolleeted.
A fOl'C8 of 1,200 federal troops.
whlcb had lnvaded
Muaacllmetta, Caanecttm Ud
Bhode Islalld. jolnecl tbouaaDdl
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Ueed to be you only had two choices when it
came to your monev business: squeeze it in
at lunch time or rush to get it done after worlc.
Not anymore.
Now, Glendale Federal is open on
Saturdays, so you can wait till the~ fl)
come and see us. And when VoU do, you'll
find our Saturday service is just like you're
used to during the week.
Or, if i1"1 more convenient for~ to ...
dllring the week, you can now take advantage
of our new longer hours Monday through
Friday •
Glendale Federal's nC"W Saturday hams.
Became we think you should tnk.e care of
· busine9s when you want to •••
not when lO'l have to.
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North Enjoys Respite
LO'# Ltpl Fee
•Divorce
• B1nkruptcy • Crlm lnal • Wiiis-Probate · • Incorporation * ACCldlnt-lnJury •Eviction
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ca11142-se11.
· Put • few words
to work for ou •
· Hurryf.Yalentine .. Day i$ Tue.clay, February 14!
~· ···•.. .. LoveBundle
• ··~ ·• · BOuqu~t .
Fresh, romantic. bouquet
with a sppay ot sparkling
hearts.
~Sent nearly .._ _______ anywhere b1' FrD l~.00
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WOO LOVES Y-OU, BABY •• "? .
Find out who, when you give someone
. special our LOLL YPOP BOUQUET I :i.00 with a real lollypop! .
<f]~~N\e·-~·~ ~~
Beautiful V Ai:,ENTINE .Gift PlaDta •••
AZALEAS, CYCLAMEN. MUMS And Bulb Planta
• in bloom. From 12.50
Shade
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colorful blooms. .
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Orange Coast O••lv Po101 Editorial· Page ....................................................... Friday, February 10, 1971
Robert N. WHd/Publlsher Thelmes l( .. vll/Ec:tltor
Barber• l(relbich/Edltorlal P~ Editor
Paramedic Fund
Stand· Reasonable
Orangu County supervisors recently balked al signing ~ $293,000 contract providing fo r county funding or f~Other full year of paramedic t raining at UC Irvine !VJedi~al Center .
: This week they compromised by approving a :-1x
ioonth training agree m ent with the Medical Center. i The su~rvisors' balkiness ir ked many 9f thos~ who
11a ve det>ended on tot al county funding for wha! is now
t onsidered to be a vital life -saving training program
: In truth, however . county government has now all but tulfilled its initia l commit m ent t o tra in e nough
aramedic units lo bring the life-saving service to within
ive minutes response time of 80 percent of the county's
r esidents.
: That commitment included full county funding of the
<training facility as well as the ra dio and communications
network used by fi ve paramedic base hospitals
Consequently, supervisors are right when they l>ay it
is time to look for a lternative funding methods. including
turning to the private sector as a possible way to handle
par a medic continuing tr aining and the training or nl'W
par amedics to r eplace those who leave the ser vice .
S upe r v is or!> a r e n ·t trying t o t or p e do th t'
par a medic service. 1'hey're s imply :tttying p erhaps now
it's time to l ook fo r alternative methods of funding. They
:-.houldn't be faulted for tryinJ,! to s l1tk with the original
~ame plan.
Confirmation Risks
The Senate's rubberstamp confirmation of President
Carter's appointment of Bert Lance as Director of tbe'Of-
fice of Management and Budget has b een correctly
c riticized as a major factor in the scandal that led to
Lance's resignation .
But a Senate r esolution that would tighten \JP the con-
1 irnrntion prodecure on Presidential appointments has
been sitlinJ! in the Governmental Affairs Committee for
~omc four months without a ny sign o( action that would
~et 1t to the Senate fl oor.
. .\ ~tudy of 50 key Carter Adminis tration appoint·
ments, 'conducted by the citizen wat chdog organization
Cdmmon Cause. indicates almos t all were hus tled
through the Senate with a minimum of investigation.
One Sennte committee cra mmed .public hearings on
Carter appointments to seven top departrn~nt posts into a
:-,ingle hour. All but three of his 12 Cabinet ~Oll,!inees were
confir med on . the Sena te floor by unarumoll3 consent
without r ecorded votes.
T his is ris ky business.
In recent times m ore care has been taken on con-
firmations of potentia lly crilical CIA and FBI appoint-
ments. but this is more or less up to the discretion of
Senate committees .
Common Cause is pushing for a minimum two-week
time period between receipt of a nomination a~d a public
hearing, to allow time to prepare a full back~und re· .
port; several more days before formal committee con·
sid.eration; and still more time before the floor vote. so '
committeetranscripts can bestudiedand made public..
Unless somethlng like ~ can be placed in the
form al confirmation procedure, it will continue to consist
of prompt consent and precious little advice.
Old Retnedies Best ·
Modem medicine is filled with miracles. They dontt
include any new explanations of the cause or treatment of
that irritatingly classic ailment known as hiccups.
That's the c:onclus~on of the California Medical
Education and Research i"oundatiou. Its_pbys\cian members know bow hlceapa wort. '?he
normally smooth bnatbinl operation of the dlapbrqm ls
irritated-by aom9'htn1-and..aoea Into a spasm. cm--
ing qulck.lnhaJltloa that....,.~ O!Uis at the base ot
the t~ Qut. aCl"Olll the Ulrolt. -sin,g tho audible .. hie:• . .
I ~ltf / · remedies llN best, IQ the dodorl. A
few 1eotle pets Oil the bact f<r an lnflHlt. harct. IJapa f~ .
an adalt. llolding the breath, breatbtng deepJ7. taking
steady sips of water. Inhaling and exhalfng tnto a paper
bag. or even shocking the victim wtth a h>ttd shoot. k1
In most cases. they add, all that's needed is to be sur-•
rounded by concerned friends ''Who will lnevttably rec-
ommend one or more of the ~ home remedies Which
have, at one time or another. proved effectift ba euriDg hiccups.•• In view or the cost figures attached to.....,. •. _...
bang medicine, Isn't it comfOl'ting to fia$l a~ that can best be cured without some aopblsticatal; 4Dmpln
treatment? •
•• Oplnlona upce•d tn the epa.ca 8bplii9 are thole of the. OaUy Pnot. Other views expressed on thlt page are thOM ot the1r authors and
artists. Reader comment 19 1nvfted. Md ..... The Oally f'tlOt. P.O.
Box 1580. Costa Mesa, CA l2t26. PhOae (714) 842-4321.
doabt eat<1 expert Wiii ~
11p o,n Columbo. Hardly an1bod1 Jmott'I that the flnt
name of that Pew Falk character la Pbllip.
Jack Anderson
Carter Aware of Soviet Threat
WASHINGTON -President
Carter recently boasted lo his
Cabinet that he bas developed a closer relationship than his pre·
decessors with the. J oint Chiefs
of Sta ff.
As he put it. his ··consul ta·
tioni." w1lh the military chiefs
"h ave been
mor e regular
and extensive
th an m past
adm lnistra·
tions . '' H e
described his
relations with
t h e t op
br a s~ a s
"h armoni -
ous."
Carter has succeeded in kill-
ing such pet Pentagon projects
as the B·l bomber, for example.
without antagonizing or alimn-
1ng his military sS.rateglsts. Tn
hlS quiet way. he has also re-
duced the hysteria over the Sov-
iet threat and has brought a new
coolness to the Pentagon. Yet be
has not been lndlUe.rent to Soviet
power.
Those who know Jimmy
Carter say he is fuUy aware that
the Soviets are atudying bis
eve ry move and iettJ.ng
elaborate reports o~ his
strengths and weaknesses. He
bas tried to speak softly but with
impact of America's strength
a nd has soug ht to present
himself as a reasonable man but.
one who is not &oing l o be
pushed around.
HE EXPECJ'S the Sovie~ to
put him to the test to detertnine
whether he'll back down from a
confrontation. It is most likely to
come. he believes. in Africa
where the Soviets are pusblog to
expand their inJluence. They ate
pouring weapons into client
countries and moving Cuban
mercenaries around tbe African
checkerboard. The showdown
may come this spring over the
strategic African Horn. with the
pro·Soviet Etblopians driving
against Somalia.
The president is conscious.
how ever. tha t the Kremlin
might be bold enough to moWlt a
threat in Europe. He has direct-
ed tbe Joint Chiefs , therefore, to
give first priority to bolstering
the defenses o( Western Europe.
This will include the deployment
of more e ffi c ient n uclear
warheads among our NATO al.
hes.
Carter has a l1>0 asked the
m ilitary chiefs to form quick·
strike teams, using both Army
and Marme combat odiv\sions, to
put out brushfire wars in places
like Africa, the Middle East and
the Persian Gulf.
Our Whit e Hou se sources
liCknowledge that Carter is still
grappling with global strategy
and the military complexities.
But they say he feels confident
as commander-in-chief.
I ·"'fhe COAi
strik~ 61cz.
up my /
per1Sioti.
SOFT ON SMUGGLERS:
Many a drug smuggler . caught
in the act after a dramatic sea
chase. has been turned loose to
try again to sneak contraband
past the Coast Guard.
Under U.S. law, possession or
contraband on the high geas
beyond 12 miles is not a crime.
The authorities must prove a
conspiracy to smuggle the drugs
into the United States -a
charge that investigators say is
almost impossible to nail down
ti a ht.
The U.S. government a lso
doesn't have adequate dru,a en·
forc emenl agreem ents with
countries that serve as a base
for the vessels carrying con-
Yer lud"Y· in~ Mob ,, uorrowed ,,
mine.
tra ba nd. Foreign officials often
don't yen attempt to extradite
the captur-ed drug dealers. This
leaves the United Stales with no
choice but to turr\ the m loose
and ship them back to their
home p()rlS
FROM Const Guard sources,
here are a few examples:
A 100.Coot Venezuelan fish·
ing vessel, lhe Isle De Aruba.
was seized last month oft the
coast of Florida . The Coast
Gua rd found 64.240 pounds of
marijuana. worth roughly $19
m i llion, on boar d . Y'ft no
c riminal charges could be
brought against the boat's 11
Colombian crewmen. AU 11 had
to . be sent back to Colombia
within 10 days.
A 160-foot Panamanian
freighter. the Calabres, was cap·
lured after a thrilling. high·
speed chase at sea. As the ship
was overtaken, lhe s muggleri>
set 1t afire to destroy the con·
t r a band and scr a mbled into
lifeboats. Coast. Guard otficers
found 125 tons of the drug can·
nabis on board. Yet all 22
G<>lombian crewmen were quick -
ly r eleased from custody and de.
port~d to Colombia.
-Two Honduran vessels. the
Yosuru and the Jose Gregorio.
were seized <by the Coast Guard.
A 50,000·pound. multimillion·
dollar stash of pot w as found
aboard the two boats. ln both in·
stances, Honduran a uthorities
began extradition proceedings
but failed to follow through. Th1>
United Slat.es bas been obli ged.
therefore. to return the Colom ·
bian crewmen of the Yosuru to
Colombia. At this l,..ritlng. the-
crew of the J ose Gregor io 1s
about to be deported.
In each instance, it was up l<>
the country that registered the
s hips to extradite the smugglers.
Word of the lax drug enforce-
ment policies. meanwhile, has
r eached the backrooms of
Capitol Hill. Rep. Mario Biaggi.
D-N.Y., has r eacted by calling
upon Secretary of State Cyru.s
/ Vance priva t e ly t o t ak e
.. . ..:~ . ' ~· diplomatic initiatives to ensure
~"'-·~··v-~ "' that South American drug smug-. /. t · · l · iJers are prosecuted.
pJ • ''" ~· .r. • ,,,,. • I 1 I I' :'I) 1· ., : r ,1•1j v · .i.J ; • .I/ l j'' J~r • !J r.~r·I '.f ~· I• 1• ·~ Nicholas von Hoffman · ~ ...
, I ..,, • (1 '~Union Vacuumli:tviteSMoreGovernment ;
Tile National Rf gbt to Work: while their ~amEllt m91 be and inspect.ors having lO do with cess of the effort.
people called the other day to ar-an infringement on some in-employees than ever. Wages, The corporations fn the in-
r an g e to have a special dividuals' rights, lt can't be re-pensions and working conditions dustry, motivated by a resent·
messenter drop a press release garded as a national probJem. are prescribed by many levels of ment against having outsiders
oH. Only the richest orgamz..,. • government in ways unthinkable 1Uce unions have a say in the
tions caa afford to have the IP THERE is a national prob--a generation ago when unions business. have been obdurately routin~ mimeographed trash ~m. it may be that working were much stronger. militant in defeatin& the or-
that Washington circulJttes people are lVitbout any or-The reason is that the govern-ganizing attempts. Millions have
around iA ltaelf delivered by· ganizecl ~mic representa· ment is moving in to fill the probably been si>ent on these an-
band. tlon Just at the moment In our vacuum. Tbe stultifying and ti-union campaigns. apparently
TbiS particular set of releasea lliatory Viben survival without bureaucratically maddeninJ ln· wJthout any r ealization these
were celebratiD& Ule-coun QI> regular employment bas tervenUon 1n the boss's bualneas companies are trading a limited
to r y • Ua at • become nest to lmf08Slble. The isn't the result of union 8U'eDlth e>utside power like a union for treed l'eac. · · percentage Of ••lllen wboae but wlioD weakness. the unlimited one of government. t I o P a r 7 husbands' Income l• Jar1e reculation. broadca•t enoup to let tbem be~ BA•LIEB 111 our century
e o an me D • w 1 v e •. m • t Jae r • a ad American trade union laders TRIS MAY in some part be t a t o r s hom81P1ten i. dropplnf to an were antagonistic toward 49ven owing to years and years ot anU-
Wlllla111 F. ~comepeatlal fr.ctloD ot U. ncb elemental protections as •union sentiment in the mass
Buctle7 and female~ , workmen's eompenaation laws. 11>edla. On the a1r and In the
K. St Allton AllDCl8t ao famrDea ate left Itts not that they didn't want the pa~rs for 20 years or more all
Evans from "Witb enoQ8b farm 1uc1 to arow men compensated l»ut they we ve beai-d ts that unions are a)
ha Ying to their wu even. putlal17 oat ot didn't want the government .a. corrupt. b) dictatorial.. c> ded-
belong to the the job .. connected. cash ministering the compensaUon. . icated to fi&hting Jabot'-saviog
nnloD Sn CJl'der' to 8}JPe8r' OD tbe econom:t• EYeD mWlons fll teeo~ Tbey feared tbe companies technology. d) anti-black and
air. Ya.a don't baTe to be'ml ta• •lel'Se people wbom official would manipulate 1overnment anti-Chicano. e) anti-women and ~eterate rl01. wtDc. defender ol aoclal J)Gllc7 pref era to 8e! lntenentloa in the field of bealtb O pro-eommuni.st.
tbe Interests of the rich. as tbis spend their time at sdlool and lD and safety to lower Rudarda At 000 tlme or another all or preadamUa ,.a~ f.l.,ta recrwu..mllllbvework. and~ hduncl wort .. ot a h s1mpatiliae wttll tJudr e--. just le"1 of eompmaatiao and t ese statements have beem
howeyer. It atlcts .. aaaq AS WO-IF• U., _.. a-. Pl"Otectiao. 'l'he .._.wanted to true. but when they are all that DeODle'• craw that one lbould be orgallked and theretore 1lD• keep that .ea ot tbe ecooom1 In is said about unions. the eon. loried to JolD a union to hold a represented In an;r dlreet the private sector 80 they eould clusion re~ders and vJewers
job. fashion. The IOvenlment does strike a better baraaln and have muat draw ia ~~unions are bad
Neverthd-. Ule whole ~ reprelmt tbllm. bowever. Many more c.udrol. -are an UDJJltti&AMld evU an4.
to.work lswe la be&'lnnlng to anti-union people, believing Tbe7 failed and are stm fail· that is not true.
have tbe smell of a cause woo their own argumeoll about tha ing in many industries lille cot• A1 Buckley and EVan9 shoul4 and l'e·WOll' somewhat more power of mdons, attrlbuted aov• ton textiles. The attempts to or-S:Ce1 an America with a snapped
e>ltelltbanneeemary.Intw1atlng ernment lnterYention on aaniie the Southern pluta· are ano broken trade unionism bu
as it is to bave to ~ union dues workera' behalf to Qllion lobby. so margin.ally and so minimally brought not a new birth of in·
to make one's daily crust of ing and electoral agitation.. successful only a union pork <UVidual liberty but further sut>-
brea4, the number ot workers Now. surprise. surprise. the chopper. to uae the anoie~t term servie6ce of the citizens to the who ac.etually are hi this bind is unio.ns are broken, but there are ror aomeone on a union ~l. moodo c«>rporallon and th6
so lnhnites~alJ.1 11maU that,. more 1onmment reawatkms. call ~ in the eveatual llK• me a a pernmeo.t.
"'
Sydaey Barria·
Why Does MeDloi;y; Play These ~rickS on Us?
•
~GE COUNTY I POLITICS/ OBITUARIES ,.r1dily, February 10, 1971 DAILY P1LOT
Jarvis to Speak at Comity Forum BARS HATE US
'We re cttang1ng the way people meet~
l'!~NT!~r.!!'!~ By O.C. HUSTINGS Ol•Olll•""''* Howard J 1t.rvis, one of lhe a uthors of the con-
troversial J•rvls-Gann initiative which goes before
California voters in lbe June primary will s peak in
Anaheim Feb. 20. •
.. The Jarvis Plan and Orange County" is the
title of bis apeecb slated at a free public forum.
Voices of the Elect.orate (VOTE>. an Anaheim
Polttical group. ls sponsoring the Jarvis ap·
pearance. He is scheduled to talk al 7:30 p.m. In
the Santa Ana ROOP1 of lhe Anaheim Convention
Center and will answer questions from the floor
following his talk.
T H E PROPOSED J ARVlS-GANN amendment
to the state Constitution would radically change
property taxation throughout California
Herb Leo, chairman of VOTE, said no ad-
mission will be charged for the Jarvis talk, but
noted that the $1.SO fee fo r par king at the Anaheim
Con ventlon Center wlll be in effeci.
Leo said his organization ~ sponsoring U\ie
for um as a nonpartisan service to the people of
Orange County. • A SZT.7 MILLION bill to bring staffing levels
up to federal standards at all 11 s tate hospitals, in-
cluding Fairview in Costa Mesa, has beeq in-
troduced in the Le&islature.
Fa1rv1t·w alnnr. which t he :ilute 1s mllking up.
Fa1n ll'w Director f<'rank Crinella has said
th • .i pro{'l•dural problems ha\ e been largely
de~n·d up and only staffing shortages stand m the
way of n•cerllf1cation.
Tht• bill was authored by s tate Sen. Alfred Al-
ciu1st. D San Jose. Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. had
earlier advocated such a bill but had not advanced
one. /\fquist criticized him for the delay.
"Each month's delay results in the loss to the
stale of some $3 million In federal hospital funds,"
Alqu1s t said. · • T HE N,\TJONAL ORGANIZATION for women
4341 BIRCH ST., SUtTE 105-N!WPORT BEACff Of91-···· .......
f/ yo1t do,,•t .s•o4e. p,,,,,,.r, No11·S•oh r Polley
may protect yo11r bo,,,., 111110 or 11p11rt111dl
Cl t· Study O~dred The bill would lnchtde a bout S4 milllon for
Fairview State Hospital, ~ch was decertifie<f
along with three 9ther sta~e f>a.pitfl~ Jast sum~r
for insufficient staUing an(} pf'QceduraJ Ql'Oblem4.
<NOW) or Orange County has asked county school
districts to observe Susan B. Anthony Day next Wed-
nesday.
According to the Stale Education Code, the
day 1s toGbe recognized with suitable exercises
foc us1n~ on the improvement of t he econom ic and
poht1t.1 I status or women brought about by Susan
B Anthony, according to NOW leaders
/or lus. ~
• o ur 20th Year I SG.sss4J. ~
RA111n INSURANCE c.11 ·~ Now1 %. 191' HARBOR BOULEVARD, COSTA MESA
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Space ·Needed
After Freeze?
Moments after Orange County Supervisors Im-
posed a hiring freeze on county government this
week. they ordered a study of additional office
s pace that might be needed to house new county
workers during the next seven years.
Supervisors ordered the hiring freeze becausl'
of pending cutbacks in county finances should the
J arvis-Gann Inltiative be approved by California
vote rs in June.
AT THE SAME TI ME. county analysts pre
sented the board with resul ts of a study ordered
some time ago to help fo recast future office needs
for county employees.
The report noted at present tht!re ilfC 4.320
county employees in the Santa Ana Ci\'1C Cenkr
occupying 1.3 million square feet or offices
Seven years from now, the study said, then•
may be 667 new employees and they would need
-16,690 square feel of additional space.
SUP ERVISORS ASKED county offtc1als to
begin planning now for a new Central Municipal
Court building as well as a 75,000 to 80,000-square-
foot facility to house the county Environmental
.Management Agency. .
In addition, they agreed to move offices of the
county Human Ser vices Agency into what is now
the administration building when lhe new Hall of
Administration is completed this s pring.
T hey also ordered plans for r('lt l'vin ~
e mployee parking problems in thl' Santa Ana Civic
Center and a study of spacl' Ol'l•ds for data pro
cessing bcn·1cci;
The federal government bas c{lt off MediCal
funds, a mounting to about $S001ooO~• rnontb for
Jail T erm
Ordered
For Forger
A woman accused on
arrest for forging and
('U!>hing mor e than
S5.000 in rhc•cks drawn
on Orange County banks
has been M'nlcnced to one Yl'a r in thl· county
1a1l
Supt•nor l'o\Jrl Judge
W1lli.1m L :\lurray or-
dered the Juli ll'rm and
thret• yt•ar!> probation
for llramlv Tavlor. <!O. of
Los 1\ngl;ll's. ·after '>h<'
pleaded guilty lo one or
13 felony counts
It was alleged on ar
rest by sheriff's officer<,
that Miss Taylor for ged
chec k s bea ri ng t he
signatures of customers
with accounts 10 local
bank s. among thC'm
banks in L~guna Hills.
Lagu na N1gul'I ~ncl
i\l 1ss ion Vit•Jo
H e art Gro up
T aps Endsley COUNT\' OF•·1c JALS SAID their dutu would
be submitted later to a consultant who would bl'
hired to develop u new civic center plan The con
s ultant will not be hired until the outcome of lhl•
J arvis-Gann Initiative is known • .
If all of the report's recommendations are car-
r ied out. county offi cials predicted the amount of
county office space now leased from" pri"vate
sources could drop from 75,450 square feet now to
Jess than 7 ,000 square feet within t he seven years.
Tht• Or ange County
Chaptt•r of thC' Amen can
Heart Association has
announced the• election
of Gene Ends ley of
Fountain Valley to t he
organization's Board of
Directors.
SAVE DOLLARS! SAVE ENERGY!
Death Notice• Death Notices
al!NNETT F ornt and U 11ranoc11lloren Mr
End s l ey , a n I n ·
vestigator ro r t h e
Or ange Coun ty Sherirr-
Coroner's Department.
has served for thr ee
years us co·cha1rman of
th<' chapter's Emergen·
cy ServiC'es Committee
ESTELLE ALMA BENNETT, rttl· Badfl•m I• 11'19 Ul>Cle of COnqreumen clentof Sa,,..Ana,C..PHMd•wnon Aoberl E 8edll11m ot Ille 40111 February '· "" el Ille -of 11. C01>9rttslcna1 Dlstrlel Servi<u will &elcwH wife ol Ti.om.s eennen. •lso be condu<t•d et Peel II< View survived by Mr d•~llt•" Glnqu Memorlal P•rll O\apel J PM !.alUtday o·connow of Sanl• AM, Ca., o.ttorn February 11 wlU. Interment al P.t< 111< R•tcllff• of Alabame. Joan M<Kee ot View Mernot'llll P•rk P&clllc View Ftorlcl•. $1\erOfl Hatti ol Mlclll~n end Mortuary Dire< ton, llew•IY c-of Mlcllloen. FUMral ILUNGWOltTH De ath N olice!I
Ser vlcet Wiii be held o" Seturd•y THOMAS ILLINGWOATH f@'Stdt>nt -----Febr\Mlry 11, 1971 at tt:OO AM . .t T'4 ol 5en BerlW<dlno, C• Pu\ed ~wo Grove, Ce. Sum!Y" 10.. of 5.1oma Ane, Cllurcll.C> T"• For•U In Altoona. en Feb<uary •. 1911. Survived bY l Ca .. Hf'clayo 5'u11ak1 01 Bell GercM1". Florlde. Interment will be at Tiie sons, Tllom,u llltngwortll, Jr and Ca encl St!sulco Sii•• 01 Cosla Mesa, Cll urcll-O·Tlle Forul Memor111 Danny 1111"9""0rt"· botllol Clllno. Ca . Ca Mr 5111911•• w~' • 17 year Gardens, Al100fle, Florlcl•. Frl•nd• Ills 1e111er Huold ll llnowortll ol •mployu lor Ille Moroot B••••t wllo wllll to pay ttwlr r-ts ,,..,. Newport BH<ll, Ca . mottler, Mn Su~rmar•et on Harbor arid Bake<",
ca ll at Ill• Smllll Tullllll Lemb L1uretUI 1. 1111-111 of Bellll-•r. Costa Me\A. Ca F11<Wra1 ,..rvkh wlll wutcllll O\epel, 427 E. 17th SI., Cost• Ce .. 2 bro!I,.,. .Hrry llll!>IJWOrll\ ol be! held on Friday February 10, "" 11 Mesa, ca. on Monday FRl"uary u. Costa Mesa, Ca. •nd HarOld Lt'I' Ill· I JO P M at Ille Smllh Tu!lllll L•mb 1'11 from •:OO A.M. to S.:tO p M. Smith l1>11wortll of MlsslOn Viejo. Ca .• l ti•· Westclllf CllaP'!I, 01 E 1111\ SI, Costa Tutlllll Lamb CO.I• Mesa Mortuary l•n Glori• Jones ol Bellfl-••· c.. Mu•. Ct Wl9' llPV. 0....ld Slut114l0ft cllrocton . ......._ •fld Pam 1C1y Ort•Ot ol S•" ol Irvine olllc1111no Gravo•de
I ADMAM B•rnu dlno, c.. Funerel services will Hrvocu tnd Interment w ill be on EDWARD DICK &ADHAM, tga 11 be MIC! on SaturclaV Febr'*'Y ti, 1'78 Saturdey F4'br ... ry II, 1971 el t .00 ot Newpert 81acll, pa11ed awAY 11 1:00 PM. et Paclfk V'"' Cllllpel A,M, et Fair-" Memot'tAI Park In Febr\Nry t tt7L He wH a rellr.d pro-wltll Rev. O..rtes D. oanc olffclatlno. Sant• Ana. Ca. Friend• -wlSll 10 sldent et ~-n H•rdwa<• Co. of LM Interment will be et Pt<lflc View PAY Ille Ir fMPKft rney cell II Smith AftMln • femltv _ .... herdW•re Mtmorl•I Perk. In llau of II-•"-Tutlllll Ltmb WHkllH CNpel on Fri-
lllUSllMU Mnt41 Ille lttt llOO't w1s a donatl°"s rney be .....-to Jarry Ill· day Febru.ry 10. 1'71 from t.00 A.M. member of.,. Purchtslnt A~ls A!f-ln,wortll. 110• Cllarlnton, Costa to 7:30 P.M. Smllh Tulhll• ltmb Costa 'to<latl04', the Irvine CMsl Country Mesa, Ca. tor Thomes llll1>9wortll Mest Mortuarydlrec1or• 646-1..,_
CluD aM ROltrY Club. Mr. 8adhem Memorlel F""4. Frleftch -wish to SMITH was born In l..o& ""9elet on AuguSt 12. ~y tMlr r-1s mey <•II ., Btll c.r.AOLINE ROSE SMI ™· resident
l'°6 wat a 11rte1Utlt of Los Allf1eln Brotdway Mqrtuary, 110 8r0<tdW1y, ot Costa M@sa. Ct PAHed away °" High Sdlool thefl attlftded Pomona Cost• Mt!a, Ca. on "rlday February Ft'bruarv '· "7A at ti.. a9t of a.4. CelltOt ~ he wn a ........-r of 19, t'71 from 10.AM to l :JO P.M. S.11 Belov.O wilt Of Gre<Jorv Sntllh and IC•~ Deftl f'reterntty end pru-1 eroaciwayMof_.,.clrKI°"-motMr lo ChrlsllM & Er.c Smltll,
f/I "'' gfllllullllno cl-ot 1m. ~ It WtUft <1aughttr Ill Grk• Smith 01 Sentt Alra,.-survlffd "'14 deuglrters, Mrs. leverty DEMETRA C. WHIT1!, 1199 IO. ~lo CL IOYlftll sl<ttt of Oouglos Osw•ld, 9 Aftdat'toftolTllf•Ateh tin Solltlt O.nt ol Huntlftllton BNCll, Ca. Paned Aimed• h rkey and Bellte Miiier.
L. unt Mrt Marlly11 Martin away Oft Fe«>ruotry 9. 1911 et the l"oun-Mrs. Smlll\ w• lhe Assl.iant Manager ~m.,; of F~taln Valley, Mn. l•I" \11lley Coll'lmu11lly Ho1pltal. tor WllfflvntU. Motorcycle, Founl•ifl Petrlclt e. Tiiton of San Dlt90 and Sunlvtdtiya SOl\-deullhlef'4nlaw, Vallo. C•. tor 2 years F111wral
Mr• Cheryl I D-llH of LO• caiv1n lo Nadine Whitt of HunllMlon urvlce• wlll be lltlcl on Monday · · &Hell, Ca. One slS1er James GledYI FebnNry 13, 1971 et 10:00 A.If!. at ~---------,· How1rd ot O.lnts P.s1, Of'egon, lour Memorial Cllapel In Rose Hllh oranclchlldr.,., Linda, Kristin and Memorial Pertl In Whittler, Ca •• wttll llUllOADWAT
MOlrT'UAIT
110 Broadway
Costa Mesa
&•2·9150
IMl'lff.lV"MLWAMI
WllTCIJll'I CHAPIL
427 E. 1nft St. ColtaMeu •~ Santa Ana Chapel
518 N. Broadway
Santa Ana• 5"7~131
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NOMI 7801 Botaa A~.
w.tminster
803-3626
Dtvlel Whitt ell ol Hunt1"91on 11.-, Rev. Wllllam lkn'lley otfictallno. •~ ca. and Rkhltd Wl\llt of Honolulll, tttme11t will bt te R-Hiiis Memcwltl H1w1IL Funeral MNkH wilt be tefl· Per~. Wlllnlw. Ca. Fr._s ,.,,. wish
Cl\!Cltd Sunday Fetwuarv 12, 1'71 at lo pay !heir respects INiy call et Smllll 2:00 P.M. at Plti'c• Brothers SmltM. Tutlllll Llmll WHkllfl Chapel, '27 E. Mortuary with Rt•. Tllofflas Overton 17th St . <mu. Mes., Ca. on Saturday
pjKtor ol Ille l'l"t Olrltl'-> Cll<lrch of February 11, 1971 from "°°" lo 1 00 H11ntlftllton 8Mclt officiating. tntW> PM. alld s..nday """'*"" n, 1'71
mtllt Wiii be on ~, F~ 1J, lrorn t;OO .r..M-lo 1 00 P.M. Stnltll
tt71 et 1 :00 P.M. In Tiie Stnta 8•rw a Tutlllll Lamb COii• Mesa Mertuary C•!ftt•rv. Plar~ erotttert Smlthl' dlrectort. W... M#111a.., llncton. WAUM G.r.lllLAND A. WALSH, resident ol
""""""'on a.c11. ea. PasMd ....... Deatlu tft l'eonl9'Y I, 1'1L SUNlved by 1111 wtft M. ltlta Wlllh. st-Ktllll D.
' H•Yt •• Ptlmd•lt, ca. and , ~ Elsewheri orel'Clclllldrtn. S.rvl<H •Ill be on S.tunley l'etlnotfY 11. 1'11 et 1 :00 P.M •• Olldey 8f'otllen Olapel, Beach OS •lo Tt1Nr1. Huntlngt04' BNCh, Ca. Mr. L ANGELES (AP)
we11111w•••• ... ~oftt1tMY1t1c -Funeral services are :;:: ~i.:=~.~:';. scheduled Monday for ~·'' doNttor.&-.,,.... to 111e A n gela Greene, 56 :::.=11::::!!~1c1av I ris h -born film and
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• OAA. Y PILOT Fnday February 10 1971 CALIFORNIA I NATIO
.~Id Cash Rons Lavish· Golden Ghetto
L EDITOR'S NOTE -IJ 11 glllterf
• m theu hULI, 1n probablJI gold
Thia la tM land of ego and success
It 'a meo1ur11d 1n wh11elbasu
diamond broctleta and pretty
moideM oil ti\ o row No where else
~1:1 disposable tncome 10 Lavi.,hly dr.s
played as m thtlt .1,600 acres
"Welcome to Beverly I/ills. Pop· 32,000.
By JOHN BARBOUR
BEYERL Y lllLLS (AP 1
'.'The restaurant 1::. expens1\'C'
• Lunch 1s over People wait for
'their cars under lht-canopy The
nabob. sharin~ his selr
'importance with his cigar and the
young blonde on his arm, bursu.
into the sunlight "Gel my car ..
he growls to the attendant "It's
a Rolls Camargul' .. '
The attendant uM.•d lo coping
"1th lhe urbam• or the crudl'.
ha::. his own pca:-.Jnt ·., bag of put·
downs. lie heitd~ fur the parking
lot, !>top..-., turn:-and asks in a
voice suddenly puhliC', "Wlrnl
color'!"
THt: STO RY I S NOT
a p o c r ~· p h u I T h t' R o I I s
CamargUl'. lhl' ... cir importunt
nabob. llw parking valet with
... 1avbh \\ll are rc<tl All arc part
of the 1mai;w of lh1:-. little :.hce or
heaven and l hi' :12.000 peopll'
who h\'e here
Nor is the qul·~t1on, 'what rol
or? .. unrcasonabll' So many ex
pen:.1ve and exotic \'t::hicle..,
prowl the !>lrl'Cl~ of th IS town lhul
at" o car t·rund1 can run into riH•
fi~ure.., lwlort• \llU t•1n .,a, tm\
ll'Ul'I. \
l.1t·1·n"t' pL1lt'' \\ ht·n lht·~
,. r" n I m 111111 ~ r ,1 m-. 11 r <: u l 4.'
n;i m1· ... n .. 111 hl.l' tii I: Jo.ES" or
"ii TllOl '
T 111 S I S T II I': I 1· g.1 q of
llol lprnod Bt.•\ t-rh 1 ll I h be~an
a:-tht• IU\UrlOUS bedroom or lhl'
stun. people like Charlie
l' ha pl111 . (;lo rt 11 Swanso n .
Rudolph Valentino. John Bar-
rymore. llarold Lloyd and Tom
Mix
Today, it 1:-. tht• front oHice
The old . major studios that con
trolled the 50·cenl delights or
pn•-telcv1:.1on Amcri(•a arc gone.
llollywood I' a j.lrunl or 1t:-.
rnrmt.·r ... dr
llul l111·n· ""' .. till lortu111'"
111<11lt• 111 1•11l~·rlt1111nwnl from
OHi\ ll'"" tt'lt•\ ISIOll ft'('llfd'> Thl'
<lcab an' ma<l1· hl'rl' Tlw lansh
pa l'I I('., Of \ llrt' :I fl' j.!Olll'. hut \ hC'
lh1r't for ""' t., . ..,., .111<1 pol.\t'r
linµ1·r
C:,\ RS, ('0~1 t'O R T, acdit.
women. money. security, power .
glory. these are the II bi do of this
golden ghetto Jr only Mary
Pickford and ,Douglas Fairbank!>
Sr could have seen the future
when they moved here in 1919
Fairbanks paid $35,000 then for
his l l ucres Todav 1t wouldn't
make key monl'Y for a tiny shop
on Rodeo Driv-e !Ro duy·ol.
please.
Residents. like literary agent
Shorty Lazar. :-.ay this is the
wealthiest community 1n th1•
l'nited States. "1th the possible
t·xreption of Gro1>M' Pointe .
~t 1rh The d1fferencl' 1s that thl'
people m Grossl' Pointe keep
t he1 r monev in the bank Here
thev wear It. dri\ l' il. drink 1t.
l'at.it. lo\'e it. SU\Or It
.SUR ELY, FOR .\ MERE 5 7
:,quare mik:,. lh('re is more
wea Ith in e\•lflcnte here than
anywhere t.·bt>. Thl' typ1tal
Be\'l'rly Hill:, womun 1s J j!le<im
1n).!f'xamplc
Slw 11> dl'ganl. rial tumm1ed
ancl California blonde Shl' mar
Car•, <"Ontfort,
<"redit. wo•en,
mo11ey, security,
power, glory, tlte•f"
a re the Hbldo ••••
nes rich if not well The town 1s
designed for her
It ha:, 122 Jewelry :,tores, ~
furrier:,, 101 fanc·y dresi.. sho(>!'o.
liO hl•auty si.tlons. 71 interior dt•·
t·ora tor:-.. eight f'lltf' de pa rtmcnl
storl':-<tnd s.i rurn1tun· storl' ..
Thl0n• an· fo\\ surJt.'rmarkels
The elm:-.ll'red shop~ :.i re a
c·alhl•dral of l'Xtravagunc<'
Saks J-'1flh An~nu1'. T1ffanh \'an
Clet'f & Arpeb. Don l.oper.
Dunpill. Bonw1l Telll·r , Tt•d
Lapidus/ Cf1or gio. :\1atlhews,
W & J Sloane. Brenlano's. Gucci.
Theodore. Carroll & Co • I
Magnin, I. Rubin, .Jax. l ll'rmes
of Paris.
l\IA~Y STORES HAVE valet
parking on Rodeo Ori\'e, the
~olden track that ~learns from
the Beverly Wilshire I lotcl on
W1lshirl' Boull•\·ard lo thl' Be\'l'r
I~ llilb llold on Sunsl'I
t; 1org10"., 11fll'r" l'U:o.tomt·r'
i t·ln·~hmt•nt:-trom 1h har ~hill'
I hl') fondk thl· silk and suede
(;ucC'1 tw:-; ttw Galleria on the
ll\l'//:t111nt· rar lrom tht• mucl
cl1n).! throng l'h.1rµe .11.:tounl
t·u,..tomers nnl~. by Jppoinlmenl.
)our o~·n sulei.person. t>i.presso.
"ine or hqut>ur for rcfrcshmenl.
•
and item~ ranging from a gold·
embossed lizard-skin piclurl'
framl' ror $300 lo u diamond
neck lace for $140,000
Ult1 mulely the invited will be
given a gold key for entrance.
r~a l gold
"BUT IT'S NOT a club," says
tht' store munuger. "It is like a
home You may tnvite anyone in
to enJOY your hospitality. but for
tht-guest you trust, you g1v~ a
key ..
It takes money to make money
on Rodeo Drive. however. Gucci
re portedly paid $180,000 ltey
money for its $14,000 a month
i.tore The averagl' shop might
PHY $9.000 a month, with key
money up to $100.000 ,
Cash IS nol in evidence, pro·
bably because enough of it to
buy a tie pin would ruin the lines
or a Bill Blass blazer. Cr edit -a
plastic curd, a famous face or a
:-. q~ n .i t ure 1s l he curre,ocy
ht•re . .
YET TUJ: EFFECTS of co\d
c· a ~ h u re e " e r y w h e.r e .
E\'erythtnJ? loses meanina in the
fal·e or it (low much, for in·
stan1:<>. would you 'PQY for a ·onJ.>·
bedroom apartment'!
Jody Sherman. former actress turneo reat estate broker, has
one to show at 325 N. Oakhurst.
a condominium with vatet park·
mg. communal S'Wimining pool.
party room and terrace. ·
The one-bedroom apartment is
on the penthouse level. It is
elegantly furnished in black and
white /\ black marble fireplace
µraces the h\'ing room wh.ich
y1 dds on one hand to a spacious
din1nii room and.on the other to
:i har ancl -.ittsng area, call 1t a
d1•n
\:'II OPt:N SPIRAL staircase
"'''(•nd.., fr om the liv1n~
room to the open 'iecond
floor with 11.l. own sitting room or
over -stuffed chairs, backed up to
the s ingle bedroom with its
sumptuous half·ttre or mat·
tressed s plendor. It has its own
black m arbl<! fireplace, its own
private t errace with barbecues.
Jt hus two dressing rooms, his
and hers. each as la rge as most
s uburban bedr ooms. The
bathroom has its own sauna.
swam bath and bidet.
Sl'l'Urtt v 1:-. one of the in·
t <1ng1blt·., '111 tht.· Heverly Hills
Hh1•m1· 11! thinking. since people
ll'a vt· lor monthi> al a time while
tht>ir valuublcs, their art works.
thl•1r M'Ulpted trcasur~ remain
;it ht1ll1l' < 'on:-. .. •qUt•nll). this aparlml·nt
1:-~uardt•d .iS!atnst anyone who
cun :.cnle the walls There's a ~ ired ..,ecunl • 11ysle m on the
ALONG RODEO DRIVE, VALETS HUSTLE FOR EXPENSIVE, EXOTIC VEHICLES
For This Fancy Treatmeot, The Ticket 11 Validation From Street'• Shop•
GRANTED IT'~ SPLENDID, BUT THIS PENTHOUSE HAS ONL 'l ONE BEDROOM
Agent Jody Sherman Has This Listing -And It's Yours for $1 Mllllon
windows and external doors ln
addition, guests arriving in the
lobby are scanned by residents
vi~ c losed clr cuit telev1s1on
bdore they ur(• allowt>d on thl·
t>lt>vators There urc two pame
buttons an the apartment. one by
the front door. another near
floor h•wl by thl• bed ,\ lOUl'h
bring» gu;1rd:-; on thl· run
S P 1. ENDIO? El. t:<. \ ~T'!
Granted Hut 11.., ~1111 onh a onl'
bedroom ;1p<1rtmen1· llo"
much" One millwn dollar., Thitl ·,
how much The condominiums
in this building begin at $750,000
and run to $1.5 million.
But lesl the visitor think that
Beverly Hills is all gold-plated
fun and games. il s hould be not
ed that it's all the.• result of hard
work , and luck. This is where
Hollywood's business 1s done.
and keyed to the t•nterlainmcnt
indu:.try 1t shirts l'iHly At i
a.m dt>ab an· lx:m g nwdl' O\'Cr
brcakfa:.t <ti N1hhllor... and al
:"ate and Al ~s
FIVE l\U:N NL'RSE tht-1r cor
fee at thl' rc::.taunlnt of the
lh.•\erly Rodeo llotel and talk of
huyinl! mulll m1lhon dollur com
panil's The owner 1s w1lhng to
:.ell outstandinl( stock J(I\ mg the·
hu~ er control.. The pro'>pecl1\'t'
buyers 1tyes get cold and lw
i.ays. "No, I want your .,lock ·
There L.., srlencc and (ht· roffe<·
too. gets cold Someonl· d~\'
sayi.. ''Basically you'n· saysn~
you don't trust him .. More
silence. It's a strange bn•akrast
Some 60.000 people u clay coml'
to Beverly Hills to mun this
mini-hub of power and hanking
There are 197 accountants. 678
a t t o r n e y s . I 7 2 b u s i n t• s :-.
m an agers and consultants, 32
s t ockbr okers. 73 urti!'il and
talent agents. 100 adverllSlnj(
and public relations peopll' i\nd
to pick up the p1l•ces thert> llrl' 528 phy s 1r1an s and 73
psychologisLo;
IT IS A•"TER 2 pm al the
Swiss. Cafe on ~eo and moi.t or lhe lunch crow has ~eturned to
work. Two me linger over u
late lunch and discuss the morn·
ing's movie shooting. They talk
abouL altering the plot to make
the ending more direct. runnier
They talk. too. about the dif
'fer ences between television .
moitles. llve drama
One of them is Ben Gazzara,
lhe actor. He leans forward and
tells his fellow worker. "I've
always said that television 1s
nothinl( more thu radio and pie
lures."
No one seems to notice hi s pre·
s<>nce, no one asks for an auto·
graph There IS sort nr a studied
respect for prl\'acy
But c·t.·ll'hrit1e~ are ('\'et}
\\ hl'rl'
J \CK LE)1MO~ IS a familiar
fan· alonl! Rodeo Car} Grant
bu) h1 :-. dolht• ... hen· Thl' hcensl'
platt·~ 011 tht• m) ri;.id Rnlb and
\lt·rn•dt.·s at thc He\ Nlv llilb
llolt·I ha\'e l1cl'nM· platt;.., lo\ 11 h
namt.·' hk<· "~IG~I ST \H
"TELl.YS . and 'REOI>' th1•
lu.,l l\\CJ fur T\'lh S<1\ al<1~ and
R1•dd Fmc ·
Thl' holl'I k\'C'P" ;1 IJ .,t '''
patron:-or iL ... Polu LcJun~l' lh~1t
runs from Anthony Quinn to
'Show •e a prettfl
girl aelao i•n 'f a
star~i and I'll shf>K'I
you a real estate
lady.'
Dinah Shnrc. from P l•lt•r
l'i..tmov to Marlo Thoma:-. from
Elliot Gould to David Frost
El1.rnbclh Taylor. "hosl'
f.rtlwr used Lu run an art gallt•n
.11 tht· hotl'I. likt•:-. to ... 1av m 11ne
nf thl' hc.1tt•I' ... :!O huni.:;il';".., Hut
... ht• d1Jc:.n t llkl· tu ..,l av m <•
hung;iln\\ ~hl'., 11t'l'U(ll\'<I. \\ tlh <1
former hu:.banrl
T llE\' SAY TIL\T u1 Bt•\erlv
ll1lb your luncht::0n l'Ompamon
lll'\'N looks )'OU in the face lit'
;ilways seem:-. to ht! looktn~ mer
your shoulder The reas n ll1~
next job in this l'ntl'rt · 1oment
world may be coming sn th<•
door.
It 1s after 9 p m . and Ela1m•
Youn~. :i real estate age t who
makes rrearly S200.000 u . 'ar . 1s
l'ntcrtammg at Iler nome 1 hen·
arc boys outside to purk cars for
i.:uesb in u town lhut allows
1·urhs1~ purkmr,! after 2 a m
only with .,per1al p11l1 re
perm 1ss1on.
Elaine. former w1fo or G~
Young. is splendid m her red
gown The cocktail party 1s to
herald her new book based on
her real es tale experiences It ·s
Lille 1s. "What Do You Expect
for A Million Dollars ..
.\ TALL, NATTILY dressed
businessman si1r.t wine tn the
dining room and s urveys the
plethora of beautiful wom.n
most ·of them smgle. standing t~
little groups in the living room "
"I a lways say ... he observes.
"that show me a pretty girl who
isn't a starlet and l'll show you a
real estate lad\' ...
It is not an· idle observation.
Real estate 1:-. big business.
based on personal contacts. and
beautiful women whose post·
d1vnrCl' a'>.,l'ts ure large l y
frst•ndsh111.., w1lh the wealth)
n.tturnlly gp1\ 1lall' lo that r1cld.
Elu1n1• Young ha~ M'\ era I can·
did oh:-.t•n at1on ... or hfl' in thl:.
hauntl"d h:in•m 'First 1he monev
.ind tht• ix1wl·r and the t>ntt.'rtain
ml•nl hu:-llll''"' all rad" ~ome or
till' most lwJullful \\omi:n in lht'
\\orld S..•t•ondlv th1.., makes thl•
town ·c11 ... a..,irnu'\ for mar·
nage .....
~ t:VERTlll<:U:ss. WITH the
maelstrom or money and pre·
st1ge. so me Beverly Hills
celebrities lead remarkably or-
dinary lives. Bob Wagner and
Nutalll' Wood. for instance
Old monl!y tends to associate
with old money Entertainment
l>l'Oplc tend lO assotialt• with en-
tl' rt a 111 m1·nl pt•oplt• 1 t It· ave.,
lhl:-town ll:-.t•lf an ii.land of ar
flul'fll't' lull ol s mall ~oc 1al
1:-lan<b Y l'l tlw i.:ridwo1 I. of Heverl\·
llilb stn·t•h .... a:-. ri g id a
ha r11nH·lt'1 ol ... ucc•t'..,... as a bank
••t·1·ounl Jl1111S1·'i in lh1· 300 block
north :.ell 1111 S250 000 to S.100.000
Tho:-t· .1r1· l't•n:-1d('rt>d "tear
clown c11 .. 1:-mt·anm)! the housi-
nn till' pll'OH:-ol''> \\ill likely be
n·plat•t·cl
I "I TllF: ~00 hlock north thP
prit'l' " S750.fl00 tn $800.000. 8\'
t hl· 11 ml' you l'ror.i. ~unset
Boul1•\ ard. 11 ·-. SI 5 m11l1on to S3
million \ nice arrangement
You can mcasun· vour success
h" thl· numb<•rs m your address.
l'urrt'ntly a good deal of
fon•1gn money 1.., com ing into
Beverly l!Jlls. not JUsl Ar ab oil
monc•y hut money from coun-
t rtt'" when• people are con·
c·l•rnl'<I about it:. i.afcly Mex-
1 tan ancl Canadian mone\•
d11dly .
He•\ t•rly llilb 1s safr . Real
t•statt• valut•:-. kC't-p nsinf( Where
t•bt'. hut 111 a town where the
high ... 1'11001 1s thinking of cover·
ini;t up 1t... ml wells to make room
for ll0nn1:-. c-o urts" Where else.
but tn a town that passed a law
harrini: pres1dent1al helicopter
landings unless the health and
'ia fel~ ur lht• pres1denl or vice
pres1dc•nt 1s tn dan~er?
SO IT WAS NO wonder that
"hen th~· red Volkswagen con·
\'ert1ble nosed its way through
the Bentleys and Stutz Bearcats
<it I he Sc!verly HilJs Hotel. the
<lrt\'er ¥.asn'l l'{IVen a parking
rl'l'Clpt ·· 1111" will I get my ~ar
hark?" ht• usked. ".Just ask for
tht• n•d Vnlks," the attendant
.1nswc•rt•cl
Protesting Miners ·Force Council to Delay Talks
WAStllNGTON (AP> -Hun-
dreds of anary miners opposed
to a tentative contract dem -
o nstrated at U nited Mine
Workers headquarter s today.
forclng n postponement or a
meetlng of the union's bargain-
ing council.
UMW President Arnold Miller
announced the postponement
and charged the prote~ters with
"intimidation. and threats of
\•iolcmce." Miller said he was
postponing the meeUng until "It
con be held under orderly and
cons\ltuUonal procedures."
The bargaining council hnd
iathe~ t.o decide whether to
s ubmit the agreement to a rank·
and-file vote. "Vote It down," "omt prot.-ster s s houted as
barlail'lina council members ar-
rlVfld Some carrled petillon11 ftl Mlli.r'tt owiter. .
namese. a Justice Departmenl
source said.
The source said he did not
know what type of searcbfs
were conducted under the pres·•
i d e n t i a l o rd e r . B u t t h e.
Washington Post said today
Carter personally a pproved
secret television surveillance of
the government employee at the
U.S. Information Agency.
( IN SHORT. J
eitt>er ts here have confirme-d
what ball-empty omce bullcJings
around the country have 'been
wltneas to for the last montb -
the nu has reached e pidemlc
proportions \n the United Sta\eS.
The national Center. for l>is·
eose CQntrol reported that Uer
were more than 3,000 de•ths ~
trlbuted to influe nza and
pneumooit In the United States
in the ln!llt four weeh, 1,000
mor~ th1m were ~xpected.
a....,.w."'ed
WASHINGTON (A P >
Secretary of State Cyrus R
Vance warned Soviet-supported
E\bjopJa today that tc It invades
Som,lfa, the United States
mie ht reconsider its ban on
arms lQ Somalta But. Vance told a news con-
rerence that Moscow bad given
asturaoees that Ethiopia will
Ml pu.h that fat in Ila war over
the Ogaden. the retlon along
Ethiopia '!I ew.ster" hQrder with
Srim1 Ua. '
:-ecurily arrangements at
a Lebanese army garrison
f'llAft"GI PlaaJted
BOISE. ldah<> <AP> PauJ
Cooper , who~ied from leukemia
he claimed was caused by a 1957
atomic blast he witnessed while
m the Army. Wlll be given a
military funeral, says his wife,
Nancy
Cooper. who turned « Sunday.
died Wednesday night at the
Boise Veterans Administration
H ospital . H<' had been
hosp1taH1.ed on nnd off tht p11st
year for acute myelogeoous
leuktmia.
SatelMt• La1U1elWd
CA PE CANAVERAi,, Fla.
CA P> -A satellite deslaned to
improve defense commun1ca-
Uons for the U.S Navy, Air
Force, Defense Department and
the Pruldenlial Command
Networ k has been rlred Into
space.
An Atlas.centaur rockt't Uned
lhe FJeet Satellite Communlu·
tlon1 YLCtmt off th pad \n a
ra1nstortn at • n pm. l'hu.n·
· Its orb l ts to run alon1 the.
equator c;nuth or the United
Slates
llldlan P~t Eye6 ·t
AUGUST0A, Maine CAP >
The PcnobscoL'i and Passama·-,
quoddles wanted 12 million an·
cestral acres und damages'
together worth $25 blllion What
they have h<>en offered is S25
m 1lllon 1n cash and fi shing
rights on 300.000 acres.
The proposed settlement of the
Indu1n land claim was outhne<f
Thursday by a presidential task
ft>rce Pas:.nmaquoddy leaders
approved it the same d ay. The
Penobscot trill<' was expected to
onnounce Its decision today .
Ma Inc lead(lrs were cool. The
landholders who would ha ve to
surrender lh«' acres were silent. Si-..,,,.,, •ftU!llt
WASHlNGTON (AP) -Sioux
Indians mny get considerably
more money for \and claim lf a
blll approved by the ffou on
Thursday becomes law ll would
bu the 1ovemment frolfl usln1 ,
a technicalttJ '15 the basts tor
arau1ng tt ahould not h Ye to pey
' 1nl .. r l on ll'lt> clotm.
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LOCAL Frlday, February 10, 1978 OA1l Y PILOT A9
Jf.fterinath of One :·oj the Area's Worsi Storms
Joaquin
Floodi:t;tg
Reported
'BJ Tbe Auoclated Prell
F iv e d a ys of he avy rain.
caused m~or fioodlne in the San
Joaquin Valley today, virtually
halting travel and s purring
evacuation of residents m low·
lying areas.
Only State Highway 99 re-
m ained open to traffic although
standing water was reported on
southern valley portions of the
roadway.
The American Red Cross was
a ler ted to provid e food a nd
s helter to evacw es of southern
T ul are county 'fommunities of
Teviston, Earlim ar t , Al·
lensworth and Rlcherove apd
Or osi at the county's northern
end.
Tulare County o£flcials asked
operators of four-wheel drive
vehicles and residents trained in
sear ch and rescue procedures to
help evacuate people whose
homes were threatened by rising
waters.
N umerous sch ools in t he
southern part of the valley were
closed.
A respite for lhe r ain-soaked
valley is forecast fo r Saturday
with shower~ expected to sub-
s ide until a new storm system
brin gs more rain Sunday.
The late~t s tor m dropped
more than four inches of rain in
24 hours at Maricopa in Kern
County, and the rain gauge at
Bakersfield overflowed at 3
inches. Visalia reported 2.19 in-
ches, a record since the com·
mun1ty started keeping records
in 1950.
Tulare County sher iff's dcp·
uties reported Richgrove and
Terr a Bella were nearly sur ·
rounded with water with the one
access road to Richgrove sub·
ject to closure at any time. The
White River at Terra Bell a over·
flowed its banks in four places,
closing south and southeast
roads.
Tevis ton r esidents ·were
evacualed when a creek broke
and water rushed into the town.
Some Ear lim a r t r eside nts
trapped by floodwaters retreat-
ed to hlgher ground to await
rl'scue. About 150 Pixley resi·
dents were evacuated.
1\1 ajor flooding m creeks made
bridges impassable :.ind spurred
e•acuations in Orosi, where a
Red Cros s ce n ter was
established to receive 300 peoplo
by tonight.
The storm knocked the sewage
treatment plant for the Orosi
arC'a out of operation.
Water streaming through
groves washed oranges across
·roads in that area.
Ki ngs County offi cials report·
ed flooding was widespread at
Avenal with Rome flooding re-
ported in Kettleman City and
Hanford. Residents of northeastern
K e rn County were be ing
evacuated from the Kelso Valley
and Kernv11le areas where a
small. dirt dam was close to
overflowing.
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St.onn Causes
Damage Al.so
In SD County
SAN DIEGO (AP) -Wind
toppled trees and lore down
power lines early today as part
of t ho Paclfic·spawned storm
that a lso caused flooding In low·
lying areas.
No injuries were reported in
San Diego County.
The power outages lasted up
to six hours. the longest in Mis·
sion Hills, Old Town, Hillcrest
and along Pacific Highway near
L indbergh Field. Radio stations
KYXY and KFSD·FM were off
the air.
The wind r eached 80 mph In
the San Carlos area at \be east
edfe of San Dleio.
ln OC Oceanside, seven-foot
waves driven by 70 mi>h winds
tore out ~ feet of Municipal
Pier.
A bait shop was ripped ftpfn
the weat edi• ol the »year-old
Oceanside pier and carrlecl a
mile away. Tbr~e hundred famllles ~
evacueted from 1looded aroaa lD
T1Juana. la .. lboa Patt. old tree•
ca cruhi.ftl dowa. ThM » t lDM lay uprooted al a
• 1ft '-"' Nareoc. A ane miillid a ear parked in
Mtllton H&llL About 300 telephones were out
of service from Oceanal(lo lo Eb·
cUU&a: ~ .tMhlW ,~,. inall It iilh:..,.1~ an lneti
et Fa1J1iijie')i Campo, llllMllt
two lDC.blil at OIYtm•ca Laka
and ... lacb In Cbala vi.ta.
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DESPITE STORM DAMAGE, IT WAS BANKING AS USUAL THIS MORNING
Roofing Ripped Up at Pacific City Bank In Huntington at ~dams Avenue and Magnolia Street
Lung Fails
Firemen Save lroine Woman
By PlllLIP R0Sl\1ARIN
Of Ille cnllf l'llet St.II
A major power failure that cut electricity to hundred~
of northern Irvine area homes caused the failure of an iron
lung machine upon which a woman depended to sustain
her life this morning. ·
Sandra Waldron, 35, of ll·B Bear Paw. in the village of
Deerfield, woke gasping for breath at about 3 a.m .
"MOM," SHE CALLED to Rose Waldron, 78. s leepinC
in the next room. "therc'i; a power failure."
Rose Waldron already was awake: the stopping of the
huff -huff sound of the iron lung roused her, she said.
She telephoned county · firemen, who sped through
f>torm-wracked city streets to arrive within 10 minutes oi
the call.
FIREMEN ATTACHED a line from a generator to the
machine and restored it to working order. Miss Waldron
was apparenlly unhar med by the experience.
It's happened before.
EVEN CATAMARANS TUMBLED DURING WIND GUSTS
Ba1boa 1sland Craft Suffered In Thuraday night'• Storm
The Cal Stale Fullerton psychology major smiled af-
terward. "It happens at least once a year. It's nothing
now. I can breathe on my own for a certain amount of
lime. WIND-RIPPED DOCKS ANO PIERS BEACHED IN NEWPORT HARBOR
"THE flREMEN a re always very fa!>l. ••
Wreckage Strewn on County Strand Next Door to Coast Guard Station In Corona Del Mar
Rose Waldron s aid. ''They're terrific young men I
know I can depend on them."
Sandra Waldron has breathed with the aid of the
artificial lung since polio left her breathing muscle:.
weakened at the age of 16.
During the daytime she uses n special backpack ap-
paratus attached to a wheelchair to move around.
PHOTOS
BY THE
DAILY PILOT
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STUNNED HUNTINGTON BEACH MOBILE HOME RESIDENT SURVEYS DAMAGE
Freak Wind Blasts Thr~ugh Trailer Park, leaving Havoc In Its Wake
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WAVES LAP AT BOARDWALK IN MAIN BEACH PARK
Hurricane Winds Lashed Ocean Which Scoured Beaches
Dmly Pil.ot
FeeuFreak
Storm Eff ect,s
Weather not only made news
all over Southern California to-
day, it al.lo stirred up some
freak occurrences at the Dally
PUot newspaper plant in Colt.e
Mesa. Lato 11ttft supervisor Cart
Kna.Pp reported that durlnl a
lJ•htnln& storm et aboUt 1 a.m., phones rang once throQbout the
building and J.iabts Olekei'ed.
A giant process camera, used
for screening. photocraphl tnto
dot patterns •nd ereattn1
newspaper page.ala ne1at1ves,
wu turned on OJ a aur,. Of elec· trl~lt.y, made en expo1u.r~ and
tMD tamed o11 .. au.. ID aMMIM, abO\at en hour later. ..._ electrical aurp
1arbled procrammlnc 1n a corn·
puter used Lo set type.
Polke Fife
51 Gripes
SAN FRANCISCO (Al»
-Police officers from San
Francisco's Southern Sta-
tion have filed 51 formal
grievances against their
commandlnl officer.
The Police Officers. As-
sociation's pievance com· mittee flltd the com-
plaints 'With Chief Cbatles
. GaJn on TbtJrsday, alleg·
inJ Captain Edward Laberty showed "erraUc
and inconsis tent
behavtor."
Lasherty hu beet\ on
alck leave alrice Jao. 30
and 'Was unavailable for eommmt.
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A1• ~LY PILOT N Friday. Febfuaty 10. 1•1e
POiice Tests Rejected
*N . ~~ ewport to Reschedule· Promotion on Exams
8y IOANNE RE\'NOLDS °' ... o.11, "'"", ....
The 17 members of the
Newport Beach Police Depart·
JJ)ent who took a promotion ex·
am last month went back to
their boots today after the city's
Civll Service Board ruled the
test was invalid.
But another group of officers,
seeking a simUar ruling for a
promoUon test they took, were
told their test results will stand.
CITY OFFICIALS said that
the protests over the exams is
unprecedented. "We've been us·
ing these standardized tests for
more thao 10 years and I don't
believe we've ever had a pro·
test," said Manager Robe rt
Wynn.
The written tests were given
as the firit step in a three-step
process in selecting men to be
promoted to sergeant, lieutenant
and captain.
The promotions were initiated
when Capt. Don Oyaas left the
department al the first or the
year to become the chief of
police in the Northern California
community of San Pablo.
CITY OFFICIALS explalne~
that a lieutenant will be promot-
ed to fill Oyaas' vacancy, mak·
ing room for a sergeant to be
promoted to lieutenant and an
officer to ser~eant. ,
But many of the nearly 80 un·
ranked officers who took the
sergeant's test and the· 17 who
took the test for lieutenant and
captain, protested the results.
City Manager Wynn explained
that the tests, purchased from a
nationwide personnel testing
firm. are not approved by the
Civil Service Board prior to be·
ing given but the city's or·
dinances do allow the board to
hear protests' stemming from the
promotional process. .
SOME OF THE men who took
the sergeant's exam complained
that the test emphasized ques-
tions that are pot applicable un·
der California law. Monday night the board over·
ruled that objection.
Wednesday night, the board
heard the protest over the
lieutenants and captains test and
voted 3·2 to order a new test ad·
ministered to the 17 men who took
thatexam. -
The protesters complainea
that the written test was given in
two parts and some who found
they did poorly on the first,
failed to talce the second. They
satd the results of the tirst part
should not have been released
until the second part of the test
was given.
THEY ALSO complained Utat
the questions in some cases
were identical to questions con-
tained in a book a few bad used
to aid In studying for the test.
The use or the study aids is
considered proper, but city of.
ficials were at a loss to explain
why the book questions and test
questions matched. •
The result on the test for the
higher ranking officers was that
there was a small group that
scored quite high.
WYNN EXPLAINED that in
addition to the results of the
written tests, promotions are
based on an oral examination
and departmental evaluation of
the officer's work.
lie said the new test for lieu·
tenants and captains will be
rescheduled within the next four
to six weeks.
· 1 YMCA Sets Fnnd Drive
$55,000 Sought for ·Harbor Youth Activities
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The Orange Coust YMCA has
launched a campaign under the
direction of Roland Hammond to
raise $55.000 for youth act1v1t1es
during 1978.
Hammond said the $55,000
goal represents a 35 percent in·
crease over the 1977 drive and
will allow the YMCA to increase
youth and family services within
the Orange Coast area.
OaHdrftl'• FH••
A monthly series of films for
children will continue on Wed·
nesday and Thursday at the
West Newport Children's
Branch Public Library. 6000 W.
Coast Highway, Newport Beach ..
Free showings will be present·
ed each day at 10:30 a.m. and 4
p .m . The series continues on the
third Wednesday and Thursday
o! each month. •
Giefer .. Board
Richard M. Gieler of Corona
del Mar has been elected to the
board of directors of the Orange
Coast YMCA. according to Con
Schweitzer. board chairman.
Geiler. treasurer of the Irvine
Company, graduated from USC
with degrees m business ad·
ministration and finance.
On Dean'• l..ut
Cheryl G. Mu\llken of Costa
Mesa an~ Christopher Coppen of
Newport Beach have been
named to the dean's list for
academic excellence at
Northern Arizona University
during the fall semester.
Newport· Talk
( BRIEFS J
E•ern Semdllar
A rour·part evening lecture
. series titled "Energy for Tomor·
row: Shortage or Sufficiency? ..
will begin Feb. 24 in Orange
Coast College's Science Lecture
Hall 1.
The sessions are scheduled
from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m . each Fri·
day night through March 17 at
the Costa Mesa school.
The oil and gas industry,
geothermal power and coal as a
source of energy will be topics
discussed during the class. For
information call 556-5880.
Leet.-e Series
Methods of dealing with the
uncertainties and instabilities of
life will be offered during a four-
part lecture series, "Living with
Alternatives,'' al Orange Coast
College in Costa Mesa beelnning
Feb. 24.
The series, lead by Dr. Alfred
W. Painter, will meet each Fri·
day from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. in the
OCC Fine Arts Hall 116.
Admission is free and the
public is invited to attend. For
more information call 5.56·5880.
C'o•rt. Rftl01'atetl
Renovation of the Orange
Coast YMCA handball and rac-
quetball courts has been com·
pleted according to Jim de
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Boom, YMCA executive direc-
tor.
The courts, which de Boom
said sometimes receive as much
as 16 hours of play each day,
have been replastered and re·
painted four times since 1968.
For information on use of the
courts call 6'2·9990 •
Rel•rw Meet Set
A seminar examining pro·
fessional Politics in the era of re-
form is scheduled for Feb. 25 In
Orange Coast College Fine Arts
Hall 119.
The four-hour seminar will
begin at 8:30 a.m. and feature
speakers active in Orange Coun·
ty politics and campaign re·
form.
Pre-registration tickets are
available for $2.50 at OCC's
Community Serylce Office.
Registration will also be availa·
ble the morning of the seminar
beginning at a a.m. Tickets at
the door are $3.50.
For further information call
556·5880.
Sael•IRi•g Claues
Four swimming strokes and
competitive starts and turns will
be tautzht to cbildi-en from s to 6
p.m . beginning Tuesday at the
YMCA, 2300 University Drive,
Newport Beach. .
Swimmers 6 and older who
can pass the equivalent of the
Fish level may register for the
five-week course. For registra-
tion and further information call 642·9990. .
Oil Chief Raps Carter Plan
President Carter's energy
plan would probably increase
the country's trade deficits and
create a threat of economic
havoc in the event or another oil
em bar go, the president of' the in-
dependent Petroleum Associa-
tion of America said in Newport
Beach.
"His energy program is ac-
tually a series of·severe disin·
centlves
which would
prevent
(American)
oil llnd gas
producers
from forming
sufficient
capital to ex-
pand their
operations,"
Jack Allen . ..
HE CRmCIZED proposed
• permanent price controls of oil
· and natural gas, along with in·
creased government regulation
of the industry.
Although oil exploration bas
increased in recent years, Allen
said oil producers are hesitant to
in vest in new equipment
because of uncertainty about
future pricing. He advocated re.
moval ot all price controls.
"The president claimed that
the national energy plan would
ndress that problem and help
. expand domestic produc;tloo,"
Allen said. "But he failed' to tell
. us how."
proposed by the Department of
Energy. He said it would req~
from 15 hours to as much as
three days of time per well for'
an experienced accountnt or
enalneer to fl1l out.
Allen concluded by suggesting
that Calitomta independent oil
and gas prodacen form commit•
tees to support candidates 1n up-
coming eleetionl wbo favor re-
moval of price controls and de·
regulation of the Industry.
Salmon Migrating
LOCAL I CALIFORNIA
With her pet sheep, Dandelion, providing
the pulling power, 9-year-old Annette
Wasko has a great time hanging onto the
reins and riding in her cart at her home ·
in Los Molinis, Calif.
'" Cancer Drug Said Dangerous
SCARAMENTO (AP> -The
drug Depo-Provera has
dangerous side effects and
should not be used for birth con-
trol or any other purpose except
to ease the paln of terminal
cancer, st.ate Health Dlrectot"
Jerome Lackner warns.
limb deformities and sterility. In
addition, be said, the drug's el·
feels last a long Ume and can't
be stopped by withdrawal when
symptoms occur.
BE A~ SAID laboratory
animals given the drug also
have shown damage to sexual tis-
sues similar to those seen with ~he
hermone DES, which is used in
He said laboratory dogs treat·
ed with the drug have developed
breast cancer, heart defects,
"morning-afer" birth control
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Lackner Issued a warning to
doctors and pharmacists to
California not to prescribe Depo.
Provera for any purpose except
to relieve pain in certain cases
or inoperable cancer.
He said his department has
evidence of use of the drug, a
~teroid, "as a contraceptive and
for other unapproved purposes
in California.•·
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greeting, use a black
pen and draw your
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told the California Independent
Petroleum Association at the
New porter Inn.
AMONG THE EXAMPLES of
"pure meddling" by govern-
ment Allen cited a self.reporting
form for crude oil producers
SACRAMENTo (AP) -King
salmon migration in the
Sacramento River at Red Bluff
has started again after removal
of gates used to combat drought.
caused water temperature and
polluUon problems. • / Deily Pilot Classified De'*1ment. Box 1560. Costa Mesa 92626
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The time is the late 1950s;
the place, Oran9e County.
A Garden Grove teena9er
named Steve Martin is selling
guidebooks at Disneyland on
Saturdays and holidays. He
spends his spare time ob-
serving entertainer Wally
Boag in th~ Golden
Horseshoe Revue. Boag
often uses balloons in his
act.
In nearby Santa Ana, Diane
Hall, a shy girl who loves to
sing, frequently enters junior
high school talent shows.
Later, when she goes to New
· York to study acting she
adopts her mother's maiden
name. Keaton.
It's now 1978 and Steve
Martin and Diane Keaton are two of the hottest stars of the
decade.
Awards and big money are
comirig their way. Their faces
on magazine covers
guarantee sales and their
comings and goings are
public knowledge.
But what of the parents
they left behind in Orange
County? How are they react-
ing to the celebrityhood of
their children? To find out,
the Jack Halls and Glenn
Martins, both of Corona del
Mar, were interviewed.
Diane Keaton and Steve Martin, two of the hottest stars of
the decade, recently were featured. on magazine covers.
Their parents live In the Orange Coast area.
I . . I i Meanwhil~, BBCk u.· Orange C.unty ··~ .
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Dorothy and Jack Hall: We knew she'd make it. anybody could see;lh$f.' ·
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The · Martins .
We do enjoy the new image we, as p~rents of a celebri-
ty, have,• says Glenn Martin, noting it's atill a thrill to see
his s9n on TV. ~s a parent who might have had ambi-
tions in the success he's had, I sort of see it as an e-xp
tension of me. ' .
By DENNJS McLELLAN d-. Deley fltMt SWf
Last fall Glenn Martin, executive officer of.
the N~wport Harbor-Costa Mesa .Board qf
Realtors, asked bis son if he would attend Ute
board's adnual banquet in January.
His son Steve said he wasn't sure if he
would be in the area but he would let him know
if bis schedule permitted it.
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'.Dte ·Halls
'The mlirder scene especially drove me up the wall. But it
convi,-,ced me what a good actress she is. In most of the
movies it's always been kind of hard to get out of my min.cl.
that that's .. Diane.'
By DENNIS McLELLAN •
Of UM O•UY ...... Staff
When J ack and Dorothy Hall saw ''Looking
for Mr. Goodbar, ",the, filmed version of Judith
Rossner's c'hilling novel, they were even more
emotfonaJly upset tqan the rest of the audience.
As ~e parents of Diane Keaton. who plays
the schOol teacher-singles bar cruiser wbo is
raped and murdered at the end of the movie,
it's easy to see why.,
" 'Goodbar' we can't take,'' says Mrs. Hiill. 1'Jt wrenches the life out of us . Somebody saw
us leave and they didn't even want t.o speak to
u~. We were totally WNng out."
• ~ays ~~r t)usband: "The mu('der scene especi~lly drov~ me up the wall. But 1t con·
vtnced me wt\at a good actress she is. Jn most or
the movies it's always been .kind of hard to get
out of my mind that that's Diane."
IT IS TllE excellence of Di~ne Keaton's
acting in "Looking for Mr. Goodbar .. and her
equallY·mecnorable performance as the shy and
awkward ·•Annie H~U" that have made her a
hlt with bot~ 1tu<Uefnces and critics.
' . ~'Anlile"Hall" earned her a Golden Globe .... .
Award and a New York Critic's Award and
there's no doubt in anyone's mind that s beill be
nominated for an Academy Award for one of the two roles.
Although she's been in three other Woody
Allen pictures and In "The Godfather" I and II.. /
it's taken a dozen years to make her an in.slant·
ly recogniulble name and face.
But the Halts never doubted that their
eldest daughter. who moved to. New York City
at 19 to study acting, would s ucceed.
"We knew she'd make it, anybody could see
that," says Mrs. Hall, whose lO·year pbotog-
ra phy career included shooting Diane's
portfolio and pictures for a Woody Allen book
and album cover. She had to quit when her
vision became impaired in one eye.
"Diane knew where she was going JJnd
didn't let anything sidetrack her."
"'IT'S FUNN\.," ADDS her husband, who
owns•an engineering flPm in Santa Ana .• "All my
clients and other people laughed at me because
I was so cocksure she was going someplace. But
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• their heads.
• • • Sq D~e a break ln tbe tapln' of "Hollywood ··:;: uares when Steve appeared, the Martina
•:··were Invited to join the celebrities at dinner
•.::"We were 1ittin1 at the table with all tbe stari
•!::around us:' Mn. Martinaaya.
·::: Whlle her husband used to be ~ferred to u I'-::!: "Glen~. M&flln. the IUY who runs the Realty
;..:.:-:Board, be• now usually re(erred to ea Steve ~-:·:·Martin's father. But he o,Jof! it
•:::: ••we're reaHy quJte. alte~ aback wbeo
.::::: somebodysays, 'Whosefather•t•• ·~ ·-: Mrs. Martln, whole favorite comedian ls :E::; Jack Benny, isn't quite s ure why her aon'a
·.:::humor appeals to so many people.
:·? '' .-:~.· M't' HUSBAND, WHO knows about a~
'::'"-:::business, says lt'a his tlmlng," ahe says. "A lot :•!-~of what be aaya isn't funny and I'm horrified by
.::;·: ~ome of the words he uses because be bu never
·:·: m hls personal life used bad words.
:;:: · .. I'm alwaya sayine Steve's type of humor
:: -:: doesn't appeal to my generatkln. Because of the
... :-. factthathe'smyson,lmakealotofallowancea."
: She s miles: .. He writes his own material
I'm always telling him he needs a new writer ••
. Martin, who f~ls bis son is not only a co~e
d1an but a hwnortst-"He's at his best when
he's ad·libblng"-notes that the public quickly
; ••. ~tired of anotber zany entertainer. Tiny l'im ;:"'l. .. I think Steve is smart enough to ltno;, ar· 'l_: rows In bis head and bunny ears are going to
:; .. ::· grow old. He's changing his routine all the Ume
::::: .. We're proud of Steve not only because he's
:.: ... a success in his chosen field, but he's a fine boy
;:.: • We're also proud of our daughter (Melinda) a~
: .. ; a wife and mother." Although. be adds with a
:;.··· laugh, .. her job hasn't paid off as well u bis. .. ... ~-MARTIN, WHO WAS touring in the USO
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,Jn&)'bethat's in all parents."
Whlle Hall i.s on admitted "blowt\ard" when
Jt comes to Diane. he and his wife are as equllily
proud of their other three children.
Randy, 29, is a published poet and
draft.Iman who works for bis father. lie's inar-
ried and lives in Sllverado. Robin, Zl, is u n\U'Se
and lives in West Hollywood. Dorrie. 24, as a re·
cently graduated art m ajor living in Los ·
Aneeles. A tight-knit family, they otten pt together
at the Halls' two-&tory bayfront home in Corona
del Jttar. Diane st.a:vs there wbenever sbe'a in
California.
Although she resides in Manhattan. the 32·
year-old actress and her parents talk on the
telephone two or three times a·week.
"'WE'RE VER\" CLOSE," says Mr-3. Rall.
"We just compare notes on our activities!'Our
cata-we're cat lovers-her current friends and
d ates and what she's reading. She's very in·
tell!'ctually curious.
••As a child she was an average student. It
was after she went to New York and became ac-
quainted with Woody that she began reading in
depth-at bis Insistence.
"Once the curiosity was aroused she
became a voracious reader. Our discussions are
really based on the questions we've had on our
readinp and discussions of Randy's poems."
And, she adds, "she ke~ us up on the gossJp-
tbat's hill." Since their daughter bas become n celebri-
ty, friends and acquaintances often deluie them
wltb q~tions about Diane. ''Tbe big question is 'what ls it Uke to be the parents of a star? ... says Mrs. Hall. "TbJt'a so
hard to answer. For us it's just a very intereU-
hta position in life. "It'• fun. She does all the bard work and we
get In on the fame that comes to ber. We, bave
the good end of lt In our eyea. .. with the Raymond Massey troupe when Steve
was born in Waco, Tex., in 1945, took a job as ~esidentactorand instructoratBaylorUniversity' PAllT OF THAT .. good end .. is the op.
tn Wacoafterthewar. portunity to meet celebrities. Because Diane
But he modestly describes his acting as was in New York, her parents atwncted the re--
merely supP.lemental lncorne-"I never made a centGoldenGlobeceremonylnherplace.
livlng at it '-and he doesn't feel it influenced Diane tries to include the f&Ql1Jy In every·
Steve's career direction. :thing ahe does. Mrs. Hall often visits the set
Mrs. Martin has r ead s tories quoting. when Diane ls working. And one of the couple's
Steve:s te~fhers as saying he always left them most memorable moments was Woody Allen's
laugh mg, yet be was never any kind of cut-up 1916 New Year's Eve party in New York.
or sbow-off at home. He's still not." ·-The comedian rented a three-story ballet
Adds her husband: "I was never that close studiotoaccommodateallofhisguests.
·to him -he was always closer to his mother .. All of the Knicks <Allen's favorite teatn)
.. than me:-but I detected no sense of comedy.,. were there,,. recalls Mrs. HalL .. There were -~. He did hear about his son's antics ln high about 800 people there. I never saw so many
• · school-Steve and a friend would put on skits-celebrities in my life .. It was three floors of
.: and .he feels Steve's comedy is zany because nothlng butexcitement. ~1 that 1s the way he got attention in school . Allen has been a house guest several
• · time~-the .Thanks1;iving dinner scene in the
THE MARTIN FAMIL\" in 1948 had moved sem1 -autob1ograph1cal ''Annie Hall .. was
to Inglewood, where Martin entered real estale. based on a diilner at Grammy Hall's. The eome-
In 1955 they moved to Garden Grove. dian frequently writes Mrs~ Hall, who often
It was a fortuitous move. stays at bis apartment when in New York.
••There was a JS.year-old boy down the
street from us in Garden Grove who sold
guidebooks at Disneyland," r ecalls Mrs.
Martin. 11He told Steve about a job."
Between the ages of 10 and 16 Stne sold
guidebooks and newspapers at Disneyland on
Saturdays and holidays. "He would sell more
than anybody.'' notes his mother. "He really
worked at it."
While at the Magic Kingdom be met enter·
talner Wally Boag who used balloons in his act
in the Golden Horseshoe Revue. He'd often take
Steve with him when he performed at private
shows.
Mrs. Martin recalls Boag lntroduclng Steve
·.: as being "very bashful and retiring~ just
• · bear with him." Then Steve would walk out witb
a ''loud ca~ and sports jacket. doin& \be Twist."
HE LATER APPEARED In melodramas at
the Birdcage Theater In Knott's Berry Farm
where be met a girl who lmpreued blm about
the advaatages of getting an education.
He enrolled at Cal State, Long Beach as a
philosophy major and earned straight As. But
show buslnesa apparently was more appealini
than philosophy beeauae be enrolled tn a TV
wriling class at UCLA and began perfOrmlng tn a nearby eoffee house.
Acting on a tip from a frien.d who was a
dancer oo the original .. Smother'• Brothers '
Show.'' be applied for a Job as a comedJ writer
and was hired-et $:500 a week.
.. He called us immediately ... iays Mrs.
M artln ... He said he wanted to buy ua a color
television. He really thought be was rich. ..
• He went on to earn $1,500 a weet:t won an
Emmy and wrote for other comedy shows
before putting his own act together. A picture of
the tuxedoed 70ung comedy writer clutcbln1 b1s
:. Emm7banealDtheMartlns'ballway.
But tha\ Is the only abow baalnelt picture
an thd wall. More slgnlflcant)y cllsplaJed are
. . two amall bulletln boards In the aewblg room. Tb~ IN plastered With Steve'i elementary
school ptetures, hla araduatioo portnlt and
famlb' mapshot.I.
.. We do enjoy the new Image we. a parents
":· of • celebrity have,•• IQI Martin. DOtinl it.~
• · atU1 a tbrlU to lee bis 80D OD TV~ ··~ a parent
.. wbo mlebt bave bad ambltkm la tbe tucceu be'• bad. I eort of aee lt u u atmaW. ot me."
Became their piUCJ fa not lnnded like Ulelr IOD'a, be addS, •'ft aet tbe belt of both
"HE LOVES ALL of us Hall women." she
says with a s mile. "He's a marvelous person,
absolutely unreal.•• .
While Diane enjoys the cultural ad\fantages
<>f New York. she misses the Southern
California weather and soaks up the sun when
she's home. Allen shuns the sun and water. He'd rather stay indoors and talk, says Mrs. HalL
.. He wants to get your thoughts... ·
Mrs. Hall says her daughter appreciates the
awards that are now coming ber way. 11But she
doesn't perform for that kind of glory. It's
something she loves to do and needs to do ...
A shy child growing up in northwest Santa
Ana, Diane. nevertheless, wa.s comfort.able
performing in !root of relatives in the living
room.
.. She wa not a self-confident person " her
mother says ... But she wa.s a little perfoniier at
an early age. She loved to sing and was q\ilte
confident performing lD front ot people-m an amateur way ...
8'BB l!N'l'EaED TALENT shows In jun!or •
hlgb school and, while her sbow tune renditions
didn't always win, Mr ·~· kept ber 10-lnl. according to Mrs. Hall.
. Although popular ln hJgh school because of
her "vivacious" personality, she was. says
Mrs. Ball. more lntuested in performing than
beinl homecoming queen.
After graduation from Santa Ana mgh
School at the age of 17, she spent two
semesters at Orange Coast College, where she
appeared in .. The Sound of Music" and "B1e •
Bye Birdie."
At 19 she moved to New York City and spent
two years studyi ng at the Neighborhood
Playhouse.~i.nt big break came when she joined the ay cast of ••u.ir:• She aoca
moved from cborul to female lead.
"One thin& that'• alTtl"JI been a.mQlng to
me about her ls ~t even when ibe was ii( sum·
mer •tock she' cl gd from the cborua to the le~"
s•raHaJ.L
"SBE ~DOESN'T LOOK like abe'a com·
-t>eUUve. But bl my mind. sbe ls. She bu to be •
But ab~'d be the lutone to la)' it."
Woody Allen plqeted her out of a u..,::: ,r =~~~~~~-·~fiom:; wlth ADell deftloped slow\1. "Woody'a a yery
pMVJte person,'' 18)'1 Mra. Ball. •'Ha does not as·
soclate with people. But ~ 81' qultt a bit alike." 1 waddl• tbe pustl." .
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anotJler movie together th.is summer -are 1Wl
close friends. "They're ln touch every day "says
Mrs. R'all. "She'• a 1tron1 tnnuence on hi. writ·
lng and be ls ve mv~ a ~de to her."
While the only vlsual reference to tbelr
daughter's career Is the recent addltlon of the
Time magazine cover of Diane on a Uvln1 room
wall, the Halls are quite obviously pleased wlth
her success, which keeps her name ln lbe newa.
CO·WO&KSBS KEEP BALL up.to-date on
the latest news It.ma be may have missed.
Diane matle both the best and wont.messed
lilts thllJ y.ear;'be aaya wltb a lauah.
lt's a c;ommon joke amona friends to call
him Mr. Keaton (it'• actually bll wife's malden
name). ADI when be IQeS to parties be'a often
1ntrod'4ffd u Diane Keaton's fat.ber.
H4t doesn't mind. ••ob. l~ &.Ives you
somethlng to talk about," be Hts with a lauab.
He a'1ttl that otlierwise not many pe_ople are ln·
terested in bearing about non-tunctlcin of a Dood
control .
.. All I know,., be says with a lau&h, .. la
whenever 1e Co to a restaurant In N"e-oort
Beach wit.Ii her I 1et a bell ol. a lot better
service."
ANN LANDERS /HOROSCOPE ..
Thanks, Mom
• D E A R A N N so eood·oatured a nd
LANDERS: Please print happy. this for a very special On the fifth day we
youn1 woman. She will stained the ad optio n
know we mean her papers and took OW' lit·
altboug)l of course we tie anael home. Tbe
can't reve~ her iden-nu.r~ery was ready and
tity: t.be grandparents on
Dearest Young both sides were so
Mother: The UUle glrl thrilled Uley could bard.
you decided to give up ly stand n. for adoption has been Please under$tand
the ll&bt of our lives. what your generosity
After being childless for bas meant to all of us.
s ix years, we put lo our We r ealize you g~ve up
nall)a at four d.Uf erent )'our child because you
adoption agencjes. They knew she would have a
all aald it would be a better chonce with us.
lonewalt -anditwaa. That to'Ok a lot of
But it was worth it. La.st character. We ask God's .January an agency blessings !or you every
phoned and aald, "Your night of our lives. We ~aby ~aa born last bope one day you will
n11ht. Would you. l\ke to have the joy of raising a come to the hospital to child. But unUl lh4ln, we
•ee ber tomonow?" My tbank you a million
wlfe aJ\d I were out of times over for what you
our minds with joy. We ha".e done for us. You've
ba~ely slept a wink. i • v e n u s -
WJien we arrived at the SOMETIDNG TO LIVE
r ]. holpltal <an hour early) FOR
Boro • .,.,.e you were in another DEAR SOMET$1NG: .., room. (They decided it I know tbousaads of
woulcl be best if we girls are going to believe
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The minute they put.the them. Let's Just leave it
bab7 .slrl in my arms at th,c. Evuy mother
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Soeelal lo Ule Dally Pilot
SAN JOSE-UC Irvine's Ant-
eaters ·rallied from a ·'7·27 def-
icit to pull to within two points
With 27 seconds remaining
Thursday night, but fell short as
San Jose State posted a 7().67
PCAA basketball victory.
The triumph, at Independence
High Sebool, puts San Jose State
"One game up on UCI and UC
Santa Barbara in the race for the plaYofts.
Coach Tim Tin's Anteaters
were led by Wayne Smith, as
usual, but it was 'Phil Bolden
· and Louis Stephens lending their
toucb in the second half that got
UCI back into the game with.
7:30 left. trailing, 57-51.
AL KOENI G
A trapping defense cut tbe San
Jose State lead to 68·63, then
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Smith's dunk shot and an eight-
foot jumper cot the lead lo 69·67
wi~ 27 ticks remaining.
WILLIE GITTENS
San Jose State's Michael
Mendez was fouled and connect-
ed on his second try from the
free throw ljne to get his mates a
three-point margin with 12
seconds left.
The Anteaters haq two cracks
at San Jose, but efforts by Smith
and Bolden came up empty
against an aggressive San Jose
defense, much to the chagrin of
Tift.
Despite the loss, Tift was
pleased with the Anteaters'
poise and ability to rally on the
road.
Smith scored 21 Points and had
13 rebounds, while San Jose
State forward.Wally Rank, who
scored his team's first 14 poin~.
..BRYAN CALDWELL
finished wllh 25 counters.
The Anteaters, now 2-7 in
PCAA action.are sUU ln the run.
ning for the final berth in the·
post-season conference tourney
in early March. UCI, whlcb
tangles with host Pacitie Satur.
day night, is tied with UC Santa
Barbara (2-7) for aeventh • place.
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Fullerton ·
LONG BEACH (AP) -Fran-
cois Wise and Michael Wiley
scored 18 points and grabbed 13
rebounds each Thursday night to
lead Cal State (Long Beach) to
an 88-84 PCAA basketball vic-
tory over Cal State (Fullerton)
before 5,130.
A total of five players scored
in double figures for the 49ers.
, Rickey Williams tallied 17 points
·for Long Beach and teammates
Larr y Hudson and Donnie
Martin had 12 and 11 points.
Greg Bunch and Steve Shaw
sC"ored 21 points apiece for
Fullerton.
Bulldog•, 58-55
~ Bonanza for Arizona .State
FV Football Trio Expected w Sign
FRESNO -Art Williams
scored 21 points and Eddie
Adams 16 to give the Fresno
State Bulldogs a 56-55 over·
time victory over the University
of the Pacific Thursday night
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By ROGER CARLSON
OI tN Dally ~lat 'ta" Arizona State University is ap·
parently the big winner in land-
ing Orange Coast area high
school football prospects as they
gird for Pacific-10 wars with
Fountain Valley High's big three
-Willie Gittens, Bryan Caldwell
and Al Koenig slated to sign na-
tional letters of intent Wednes·
day night.
Caldwell's parents confirmed
that. their son Bryan, a two.way
standout at center and defensive
t ackle for the Barons and a first
team All-CIF 4-A choice, would
attend Arizona State.
Kings D e alt
42 Defeat;
~ Coryell Out
INGLEWOOD -Tom Lysiak
scored the winning goal with
2: 11 remaining and defenseman
Richard Mulhern tallied an
e mpty-net goal with 31 seconds
to go, giving the Atlanta Flames
a 4-2 National Hockey League
victory over thl Los Angeles
Kings Thursday night.
Goalie Dan Bouchard blocked
a rare penalty shot atcempt by
the Kinas' Hartland Monahan
with 10 :23 left io the third
period, helping the Flames re-
cord their first victory over Los
Angeles in four outin1gs this
season.
Coryell Fired
ST. LOUIS -A stalemate
~ between Billy Bidwlll, owner of
I the National Football League's
St. Louis Cardinals, and coach
Don Coryell was ended today
when Bidwell fired him.
There was no immedill.te an-
. nouncement on a successor to
Coryell, 53, who directed the
Cardinals to a 42-29·1 record in
live seasons and to two National
Conference East titles.
The signing ceremonies are
scheduled for the Koenig re!>-
idence in Westminster and only
Gittens says at this point he 1s
not 100 percent sure.
·'At this point I still have a vi s·
it to UCLA scheduled, but right
now it is between Cal and
Arizona State," says Gittens.
•·rm not officially committing
myself until Tuesday after-
noon."
Sources close to the scene, hawever, indicate Gitt.ens will be
at Arizona State ln the fall under
the tutelage of Frank Kush
Gittens was lhe CIF 4·A player
of the year 'after a senior season
in which he sco red 28
touchdowns and rambled for
1 ,408 yards for the Sunset
Leugu(' champions.
In his two-plus seasons (27
games ) on the Fountain Valley
va r s ity Gittens scored 52
touchdo.wns.
Caldwell and Koenig were two
of the heavyweights opening the
holes for Gittens as the Barons
raced to a 10-1 record. Both were
firs t team All-Orange County
selections. but Koenig was over-
looked for CIF honors.
Gittens and Caldwell .. who
have been selected to the Shrine
All-s tar football game at
Pasadena's Rose Bowl this sum-
mer, have indicated they'll also
play for the South in the Orange
County All-star game, if invited.
· and first place in the l>CAA
· · before a crowd of 6,490.
Pacific outshot Fresno State
55 to 41 percent from the field
but had 16 turnovers to the
Bulldogs' five and were outre·
bounded 29-24. • Anee•, a1-11
SANTA BARBARA -Steve
M alovic and Mike Dodd scored
21 points apiece to Jead visiting
San Diego State to an • i1-11 PCAA win over UC Santa
Barbara Thursday night.
All five starters scored in doU·
ble figures for the Aztecs.
Tom Flavin paced UCSB with
19 points. Matt Maderos added
.18 points
PUSH ANO SHOVE -Officials try to separate Los Angeles Kings' Dave
Hutchinson (left) and Atlanta's Ken
Houston during action Thursday in the
Ftames• 4-2 victory in LA. Each player
was penalized for fighting.
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Plflfl!I Back
Fountain Valley's Larry Budgen (on top) encounters
.some difficulty from Harold Clark of Edison during the
Sunset League's 178-pound wrestling championship~
Budgen recovered from this awkward position and
scored a decisive 16-4 victory to take the league cro\\31
See Page B-5 for story and results. ·-''
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Bruins, Troy
OnTVTonight
--Bahiloni~ Gardner Slm:te to Title
Fifth-ranked UCLA was un·
tested during the first l'Ound of
Paclllc-8 Conference baskelba1l
action but the Bruins figure to
be challenged at some point dur·
Jng their seven remaining
Jt;\~~~~iuse UCLA plays
derend their national senior
pairs title. Ordinals are the
rankings given the skaters by
the seven judges.
The silver medal went to Gail
Hamula and Frank Sweiding o(
Colorado Springs, Colo. Sheryl
li'ranks of Lexington, MasS'. and
Michael Botticelli of Boston took
third in the field ot 11 couples.
Several of the pairs bad to
make last minute changes Sn
their routines because the
Memortal Cbllseum rlnk was
smaller then Ulole they used for
practlee .,. Of thi couples, in-
oebadtna Bibllonla. took at leaa.t
one tumble and judae Ele~r
Curtlil tald that the evenins a. leatfrijhaCI been ••1toppy... •
Earlier, world champion 'Lin·
da FraUanne st.renathened her
lead among the senior women
durine the short program -a
two minute routine to music
featuring requlred Jumps and
s»ins. The women's t.1Ue will be
deci4ed after the freestyle
pcrf ormancee tonlaht.
Another favorite of the crowd
has been deaf skater David
M~chalowskl, 20, of Park Rkke,
111. He took tho lead in the j&.ailor
men'• division atii' tM IOlft-
pu lsor les Wedneada1. but
dropped to second p&1te .,._.
lbe Short pro1ram ,J'Hridlly
nl1ht.
The. P'Oll'UI lea&utW ~
•ciu1re4 movea -IDOYH
Michalo"8ki had to perform to
mu.sic be has never been able to
bear.
"I'm just so eitcited," he s~d
after seeing the marks for his
presentation. .. I was disappoint~
ed with my foot.work, but I was
very happy with my jumps."
His coach, Carol Nittl Uect.
gave Michalowski hand sipals
to tell him when the music start·
ed and when to speed up his
routine.
• In tbe senior men's compett.
Uon, defending champl'n
Cllarli• Tiilier of LltUe.an.
Colo., took the lead after the
eom~ limes '?Ju~rldaY. morft.lDj. •
five of the seven on the road,
start.inc toniabt II\ Berkeley
a1ain1t Callfornia.
Tho Bruins h~ve breeted to a
'l-0 record thus far, with none of
the games being d.Oler than 12
points. Ol\ Saturday nlcht. they
play at Stanford.
T ho other Pac-8 1ame is
ecbeduled tonight -southern
Cal, in secc>nd place with a 5-2
marlc, lakes on Stanford. The
Trojans play at Cal Saturday
ni1ht.
Both the UCLA and tJt:?P ca mes will be televised live at 8
o 'cloek. Channel 5 will bring the
Brulni. lllt with Cal while the USC4*•'1 .. eeUut will bo
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ON(Oll state Beaven overcame
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laall aQd elaht point.a in the
aecond ball to overhaul the Wublr\atOD lbtles In the final twO mbuata and post a M-60
Paelfic-a Conference basketball
WUl Tbfnd.a7 Dlaht. c •••• .., 117-55
EUGENE. Ore. -Don Collins of Wuhlnpla State hit two tree
thro.w1 with 12 seconds left in a
PacJftc"' Conference basketball
came Thursday night to give the
Cou1an tbe margin they needed
for a S7·'5 victory over Oregon.
Oregon was behind by 10
points at 48·38 with 7: 01 left in
the 1ame. but Dan Hartshorne
bit wo field goals and team-
snatea CIOlltrlbuted another five
points to nduce the Ducks' dis-
advantap to 51-47 with l:SO re-m~
Casals O•ted
SEA'ITLE -Wendy Turnbull
fought back to defeat Rosie
Ca'ials• 5-7, 6-1, 6·2 Thursday
night in a quarterfinal match of
a women's professional tennis
tournament.
Betty Stove defeated Kerry
Reid 6-4. 6-1. and Marita Redon·
do downed Yvonne Vermaak.
1-6, 6-3, 6-L
. Oilers, Yikes
Oash Tonight
Marina High School's Vikings '
(Huntington Beach) are the
most prolific scoring unit in the
Sunset League t.birs~ason but a
porous defenatr"!ras likewise
given up the mtlSt points to op-
posing schools.
The Vikings close! out the
Sunset League basketball flag
chase tonight (8) at Huntington
Beach High and the HB Oilers
will. be favored to conclude the
cafljpaign with a victory.
Coach Steve Popovich's young
Ma~lna squad is led in scoring
by Randy Heidenreich and
Leland Bruce. The Vikes have
scoted an average of 65 points
per 1ilt in league play but have
giv~ up 67 per outing.
Coach Roy Miller's Oilers, · alreadf assured of second place
in Uae final standings and a spot
in tile aIF playoffs. are led by C\:Nl. Wooten and CUrt Steinhaus
in Sl'w'iAi with Tom Pestolesi
and 'litarch Pagnanelll giving a
big assist crom outside.
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o.lly .......... VI~ TONIGHT-Irvine Hig~'s Dan Monteverde (22) ap-
phes thE'. pressure to Capistrano Valley High's Robin
Charles m ~ rece~t du~l. The two teams collide toni~ht
(8) at Irvine High m the re~ular season finale.
BASKETBALL.
• Tars Seek to ,rUpset F~
Newport Harbor lllgh Scl>oo1 to grab tb1rd pJace all able. to-mn deteMe to ecftfaie the
will have it.a back to the wall However, Newport Barbor has oppoattlon. •
tonight (8) when the Tak'S enter· come on 1tron1 to win lta laat In &he flnt out1of betweea the
lain Fotmtaln Valley's Barons in two games and ls bopef\11 of an two team•. Fountaln Vall•J'
a Sunset League basketball out-upset with a borne court adv an-came out on top, aML
ing. tage. Coaeh Dave BroWll•a FV
The Tars, hopeful of gaining a In a pivotal victory over Darou are paced by aoeer
CIF playol! berth. a" currenUy Marina Wednesday nigbt. Brian Holmes, Mike Helde Ad CbarUe
tied with Edison <Huntington Maravicb and Jon Sweek each Re1fl on.the fl'opt l1de with )(lite
Beacb) for third place in the scored 23 points, a aeuooal laraelakJ and Cbril Mack com-
circuit standings going into single-game high for both pletinJ tbe atarUna lineup. '
tonight's re&ular season finale. players. Maravlch has hit lo . Jlugsy E.ppelhekner ad Stan
Unfortunately for coach Jerry double figures for the last nine ;t;hlbata are the troot UH re-
DeBusk's Sailors, they m eet Wl· games and Sweek: tn five se"es and could aee CGMklera-
defeated Fountain Valley in the straight. · ble action in toaleht'• OGUDa.
last outing whjle Edison is at Basically the Tars are a small liol~es la the JeadlD1 acorer
winless Westminster for its team but they like to press full for the Barona. and one of the
finale. court and are constantly top scoring stars alona the
The odds would favor Edison switching from a zone to a man-Orange Coast.
CageAet l on
South Coast Play
Wraps Up Tonight
It's hope and pray time for at
least two teams as the South
Coast Lell&Ue basketball cam-
pa1gn grinds to a halt tonlghL
Corona del Mar (11·2), which
has clinched at least a tie for tbe
league title, can Wl'ap it up out.-
right with a victory over visiting
Dana Hills (3-10). .
But San Clem ente (10·3),
which is assured of a berth in
the CIF playoffs as the second
p la ce e ntry, remains
mathematically in the title pic-
ture. To gain a share of first
place, the Trltons would have to
win at El Toro (7·6) and then
hope Corona del Mar gets upset
by a team which has lost nine in
a row.
Meanwhile, El Toro will be
trying to keep even slimmer
p l ayoff hopes alive. The
Chariers must win and ttien
hope Mission Viejo (8-5) loses to
leave those teams knotted for
third place and the final berth in
the playoffs.
M·Jssion Viejo 1s at Laguna
Beach (4-9) while Costa Mesa
(3·10), coming off back-to-back
upset victories; entertains
University 1llgh (Irvine).
All games are scheduled !or 8 o'clock tipofCs.
An added sideshow fs· a three-
man race for the league scoring
crown. El Toro's 6-4 sophomore
sensation. Ron Holmes, and
University's 6-6 senior center,
Roger Poirier, share the lead
with 242 points. John Carson,
San Clemente's 6-6 senior guard.
is close behind with 239.
Holmes and Ca rson will
square off in a game that
features the league's highest
scoring outfit,. El Toro, aeainst
the circuit's second best de·
fensive club, San Clemente.
Edison Bids
For Berth~
In Playoffs
If Edlsoll mgh (Huntlnltoft
Beach) doesn't win lta balket-
ball game tonight. ita chances ol
making the ClF playoffa cou14
be redueed to a eobi rup.
And coach Don Leave1 Im~ a
gambling man. He wuita a YSco
tory Conl&bt to tnenue BdDon'a
chances of 19tn1 to the pla.JOftil for the t hll'cl Ume in -flve
~ns. , The Chargers traYel to
Westminster Hlgb for an 8
o'clock game. Edison la allo
counting on Fountain Valley to
beat Newport Harbor tonight,
thereby cemenUng the Chal'gezs
in third place.
But if Newport Barbor can up.
set the 9-0 Barons, Edison will
JJeed a victory tonight Just to re-
ma in tied for third. And if
M arlna Hlgb can upset cross-
town rival Huntington Beach. a
three-wq tie for third eould de-
velop. '
Estancia Duels Foothill
E l Toro is averaging 64.3
points a game with over half of
that coming from Holmes and
Rick Reid (203 points). San
Clemente has allowed just 49
points per league contest.
CIF Is accepting each league's
t op three teams Into the
playoffs, but in the case of ties.
the league will review results or
games bet ween the deadlocked
teams.
Estancia High of Costa Mesa
concludes a successful Century
League basketball campaign
tonight with a home game
against Foothill High (Anahe.iln )
at 8.
The Eagles h ave already
clinched 6e(!()Od place and their
third straight CIF playoff berth.
With an ll·2 league slate, Estan·
cia doesn't figure to encounter
much trouble from the 2·11
Foothill Knights.
While Estancia has little at
\
stake except the desire to keep
tuned for the upcoming playoffs.
Foothill needs a victory Lo break
out of the cellar.
The Knights are tied for· last
with Orange High, which closes
its season against. 5·8 Villa Park
tonighL
Estancia's only'ltlajor concern
from Foothill will be 6-5 Terry
Allbritain, the primary force in
the Knights hot-and-cold offense.
Foothill averages just 58.0
points per game, second worst in
the league, while Estancia has
the No. 1 offense at 74.2 per con·
test.
Jim Price h as had the hottest
hand for Estancia in recent
weeks, lifting his average to 16.1
points per game. Doug Jardine
leads the attack with a 17.0
average.
Guard John Carrido, the 5-4
senior captain of the Eagles, has
also been an important cog in
the Estancia mac hine . He
passed the b~l for a school·
record 16 assists Wednesday in a
69·59 victory over Tustin .
Even that figure pales com-
pared to Corona del Mar's de~
fensive exploits. The Sea Kings
are allowing just. 43.2 points a
game, have had four games in
which they held opponents to
less than 35 and have given up
over 5" points.just three times.
Laguna Beach's Randy Smitb,
fourth in the scoring derb)"
(232), goes against Mission Vie·
jo's balanced free-wheeling of-
fense.
That would eliminate Marina,
which lost to Edison twice, but
Newport Harbor split wilb
Edison, so a coin filp would de-
cide the playoff entrant U tbev finish in a tie. #
Westminster Is o..a In league
and hasn't beaten an Edison
team since l97S. bllt there have
been some close calls. F.dJaQn
won an overtime decision lo
1978, pulled out a one-paint vlc-•
tory last season and prevfLUed
by just two points earlier this
season.
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FOU NTAIN VALLEY'S MITCH FINKLEA (TOP) PINS WESTMINSTER'S MIKE COWICK.
Barreto Upset Winner
W estmimter Bags Sunaet Mat Tifie
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By HOWARD HANDY
Ot tlle Oflly ~let Stllll
Steve Barreto of Fountain
Valley pulled the only upset
when he defeated Newport
Harbor's Bob Brown for the
136-pound championship in the
Sunset League wrestling finals
at Westminster High Tbund.ay
night.
Host Westminster captured
the team title with 169 points and
qualified 12 wresUera for the
CIF sectional meet Feb. 18 at
Cypress College. The top three
varsity finishers qualified for
the sectional meet.
Barret.o's victory was one of
tour taken by the Fountain
Va lley ijarons. Gary Bohay
(123), Larry Budgcn (178) and
Mitch Finklea (heavyweight) all
won as expected.
Finklea ran bis remarkable
season record to 25-0 with 19 of
those victories coming by pin·
I Irvine High's Vaqueros con-' I elude their initial basketball season tonight when they host
Capistrano Valley High's
Cougars in a free-lance tiff at 8.
Thursday the Vaqs suffered an
81-40 loss to visiting Notr e Dame
(Riverside) High as the visitors
got off to a 24·6 start and were
never threatened.
ning his opponent. He stopped
Westminster's Mike Cowick 'in
1: 10 Thursday night. _
F r eddie Luna at 141 or
Westminster is also undefeated
this season with a 21-0.
Mike Provanaano (98) and
J amle Roberson (130) of Hunt..
ington Beach woa by deeillca.
while Edison (HaaUn1ton Beach) Hlgb's Bm Taylcw (US)
and Todd BoJer (168) gen the
Chargers a patr of victorie6.
Boyer pinned Fountain Valley's
John Nicholson at 3:45.
Ed Thorp (157) of Marina
(Huntington Beach) High was
the lone winner for the Vikings
when be narrowly decisioned
Edison's Chris Teske, 2-1.
When the c•aches seeded the
top four participaats in each
weight divisi• tltey ca8'le close
to predicting the ft.al outeome
in all eveats. Only Baneto's up.
24 HR. SNOW PHON~ 547,2545
set at 136 reversed first and
second place in that division.
VAltSITY
Tum tttotk>r. 1. wnami...w 1t9: t. EClir.on
111, l. ,._..,. ve11.-, 121; '-~ ~
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Fr1dmy, Febr'*"f 10, 1971 DAILY~OT
Coast Area What's a Cage Ga me
B;:!:e.::8 Wi tlwut a Slwrt N ap?
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7 ; ... . . • .
JUMI04tVAltSITY It was halfllme or Oranp Coast
....,.. 0-(111-f.) WI C4fl ,,.. College's basketball aame with 1"'111• ~,,,... H, w....... G t th lb i bl d 10.w1v1•tio.~e.1C'"'*"· rossmon e o er n i an ,..,,Yu. George Yardley, the former NBA H•~: 'C:,":!,':;.!!'~ great, was stretched out on hb back
co•t• ,,.. acortnt--&. l.11• 10. on the first row of seats at one eomer ~":l=.~::'i.~._.,uw .. orwthhe gythm ta.king ad sho1rtf siesta.
"9U11a e.act1 _,111:........c11 1•. en e secon ha began those
McOoll•kl n. •-1~ l'n .. o.o. paying attention to Yardley (there 1n.r .. ~1r.:i.~~~.. weren't very many) figured he would
o-Mlltt c..Hin .. o-.. awaken -but George dldn 't stir.
o .... Hni.-o-o.wn •. "-"In• Then when son Rob, an OOC re-~.=::,-~•" Urwoec1 serve, entered the game mid w~
s.11 c.•-.-....vu...,. .. "-through the second balf, Georae sure-=~~~ 4. '°"""" ._ ly would come tc;> life. But on he slept.
HMtt'-"'-'a.-rit.•11. Announcer Jim Carnett, Coast's
IOf'MOMOtl• C* •l MOU•_..,.., CdM~ 14, Olll-.rd 11,
Jollfla '°• ,,_ 1t,, ....... Hanley I. ""'~''°· Zllu*alJ, ICPH •• G"'9t J. H-Y"•U a, n.m..z..,
..... ~~.D-14.
""--....... ' ....... Otltl61MlfW
MarlM ac«lftt--Marlllall "•
"Otley 11, Mewt 11. 8rOlllff 4, ec--lllkto ... ~ .. s.»l"Y •• Now"rt acwl119-Ne1tln 11, ~.!t.ic;.-i. OUA.e .. Clac· do '· .. ,_,_., .. Utt .. 11,,...._ ...
H•lltlme: ..........,, n.a
H1tt11t. ll90dl (Ml ISll ...... publicist, tried his darnest to &et
He-T~ M. McA111t1« 11, George's attention. For the next
BonNr '· Wlllwy 2. ,._,.'·Jarvi• three minutes, every time Rob re-3, Turflff 7, ic,.. 1. lkwdldl 1, LA,..
n y 2. bounded or got an assist, Carnett
Edl•a ·:urptw::; 10,, Weeden 10• would beU.W y--;11-v's name loud WHHI 6. Jacl111011 'I, A-1'1 a&S&C.,
Pros11.., 1 • ..._ t. and clear. c::!t: ~-=-u.,.....,. And tbea Jw;t as &b was being re--
L.••H• ... ca-.tewert 11, Ue-..ed, George arose amid a sprin·
Pw-.t.AIMl9'0...-2.P.c· kllngofcheers.. But all wasnotdlsmll)' U..t. •
CoN "m .... t, ...._ 4. as Rob later returned. much to the
Murfty .. ~ 1' Pwtler 1t, •dell..t.t ef bis dad. ~\--1.,......2. ~
HalfellM1 a.a--.,IMP.
JC TeDDis
l&'s bud to believe tmt UC Irvine
would allow USC to play an edlbl·
tloa volleyball game la UCl's gym -
,.,.. n •1 "'' •1...... bat that, is what will ocear Sunday.
si,.... Feb. 19 at!. '"~~=:g::":U.~t:; That's wbea USC eballeuges a ~,..,,. .. 401 ., ttemro .. 1, w ; Japalleee eollegiate a11 .. 1.ar &eam at ~" '01., oe-~ M; • ....._ Cl'awfenl HalL rt-CO>.,...,...~~--CQ).,.._ML.... TM IRaqe tlaiag .... 0. altaa·
••ro ... 1c11=: .. ,~ tot det tlea Is tlaa& UCI alld USC an pan of
f'91t«Mot-.i-• w. w. '°'' die ~ wne,t»all eealeawe &Del
L ...... MenMn cot -.. ,...,_ ~ .. --be ..n .. ID ·---·-· H9wlro .. \, 6'-4: Cllldlll Mia .. CO) -•-a ... av ..., --"9 _, otuw•• ... M.M. -a~ lor 1'Clllefball talad..
USC Ill 1ure to tall• adva.ntase of':.:!
Ute 1lblaUoa by lovltlDC promtala•
p-rep D&ayen to tbe l•llle I• tbe bol>6.
of ladadDI them to aUaad S.tbena. · .
C1l. . ..
UCI coach Miles Pabst ta bavlaf I •
C.O.gla enou11a Ume gettlac Ills Pf'O:'' :
1r1m oft the noor without this. lt'i. ·
deflaliely an admlnla&raUve blander: :
Frank Mauotta was picked as the'-_
new Cerritos College football coac ~ •
two weeks before the school's boarcl,.
of trustees met to "ofllclally" selec\ . a coach. But still the three finalist.$
-Mazzotta, Frank Montera an<f
George Massick -were invited to" that board meeting. • .. ·
And as expected it was an embar-
naamenl with onty Mauotta walking ·
away with a smile.
Don Rowe, Santa Ana Conege's
HW football coach. didn't bow If be
woald accept the post Ute momJD• of
tile board meetJa1. Aad fruklJ', It's .
m1 oploloa Rowe b making a bli' ·
mistake. SAC'a atbleUc departmeai·
la nmored to be ln cbaos. • • ~ :•
SKIPPIN' AROUND: Two former
area stars. freshmen pitchers Pal.. I Ahern (Corona del Mar) and Staar&''-
Heln (Dana Hills) are members of. ·
the Cal Pely (San Luis Obispo) •
baseball team ••• ex-Santa Ana ·. ·1 College studout bvln Wllllama, · .
who came close to aUendJng bo\)I ... · occ and Saddleback, is averagiric
20.2 points w game for Moorpark ·
JC .•• Sadd.leback's Rich McElrath
ranks No. 1 in the state in assis~ · "
average (9.5) per basketball game'. , •
He's lied with two others .•• Cal •
State (Long Beach) is definitely th~· ;
born b of the year in basketball. The •
49ers are 4·5 in the PCAA and 10-10
for the season. • • Ex-Saddleback.
publiclst Dan, Armatneg is now the
public information officer for the
Oceanside Unified Scllool Dis•
trlct. •. Fullenan and Pasadena col-
leges will meet in footltall next
season. '
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February 13-f9.
For seven days and two nights,
one of the richest. most exerting tennis
k>umaments in the world-the American
Airtlnes Tennis Gemes-wm be held at
Mission Hills Country Club.
Brian Gottfried wfl1 be defend-
fng hts title against stars like Bjorn Borg,ArthurAshe,RosooeTanne~
Harold Solomon, Raul Ramirez.
Terrific tennis, serving a worthy
cause. All proceeds go to Desert
Hospital Foundation.
Get your tickets at any Mutuaf
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can use }{><A'" American Exoress cad.
The American Airlines iennis Games.
Don't miss it for Jove or money.
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EL CAJON-Orange
Coast College's Pirates.
despite some standout
-performances by Mark
•• Whitmore. Eric -~Klitzner. Hugh
tr Wendlare and Mark
Cross. were nipped by
<' host Grossmont College
Sl Thu rsday, 59-54, in
South Coast Conference
swlm action.
Whitmore. Klitzner
and Wendlare cruised to
· wins in the 100 free
(50.8), 200 back (2:21.2)
a nd 50 free (23.2), while Cross was turning in ex-Li.'l'lt..l;•,,i;.,,!,
cellent efforts in the re-
1 ays, clocking a 55.8
100-yard butterfly in his
leg of the medley relay
and a 49.7 in his part of
• the 400 free relay.
OB1199 CMll lMl (ff) Gr'lt..,...llt
•, •OO m.ctley relay-I. Groumont , l ;Sl.7.
1,000 frM-1, \.elUeln (GI IO:S6.t ; Flo •d 1[;1• Iii D -.g' W ader <'I 2.SloanCOln.t.J.Smlth(Oltt:•l.7. ft a 1r•• "-fl ~ /&Je l· 200 h·•-1. L•ltlelnCG) CGl 1:SJ.t; eo •• .:;;;•
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'1. Plukln (GI 1:54.S; l. Whitmore <o> 1:5u Steve Provence of Newport Beach took -~ so 1•-1• Wencll11te 101 2u : 1• 1 d · h M tr 1· So h Fl 'd • , Llb?<omb 1G12u;3.i:;rou co1n.1. the ea 1n t e e opo itan ut on a •. "'~~~l· tr!'.:~' j_G~1:;1~1 :<C:i fbhing tournament recently with this 29-
of Miami Beach when he caught the fis h
that took over the lead in the unlimited
division.
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1' 2:2u. pound snapper. Provence was fishing out 1-mtterdlvlno-1. Ryan IGI 14' 6; _ _:_ ____ ...:..;.:..._ __________ __;:;;._ _______________________ _
2. Kov•l•nllo \0) 1:16.H; 3. Schumaker
(0) 105.20.
200 fly-1. Pl&IJ<ln CG) 2. lU; 1.
$loan COi 2:fU;). Smltl'l 101 2 3'I 7
,. 100 t ,. .. _,. Whitmore CD I so. I , 2.
; E lder IOI St •I l. R-n CGI 53 •.
100 IMKk -1. l<lltiner COi J •?I 7. 7, . ! UtKcomb (Gl 2 n •· >. Rou 101
7•14.t
SOD lrH-1 1.Alllt•n CG) S 11 '· 1. Pritchard 10 1 S.'3.7, J SIN" 101 n I
100 brNSt 1. Mo<-(GI 2 JI 7;
"\ 7 Hemm CG) ?::11.S, J, Slstltf' 101
Sto·an Captures Mat Cro"1D
Estancia Star Qualifies for Sectionals
• t J Jl.7 3-meler d1v1no-t. Konltnlt.o IOI 12.S.15; ,, SchUINk• (01 101.so. l .
Ryan CG I " ll.
.. -free ... iay-1. occ J 2' '·
,. Rustlers' ~I
Heavyweight Kevin Sloan was
the lone Estancia <Costa M esa>
High athlete to capture a Cen-
tury League wrestling cham·
pionship Thursday night a t
.Foothill (Tustin) High, breezing
pa!>t three opponents.
The Estancia standout. now
27·5, moves on to the CIF sec-
tionals at Cypress Colleg~ Feb.
18. Only the champion from the
Century League qualifies for the
sectionals at Cypress College.
~ Volleyball
Improved Sloan chalked up a pair of pins
:ind a 17·2 decision in romping to
W i t h e i g h t the title. sophomores returning Estancia's Eagles, dual meet
from last season's third· champions, fin ished second to
place tea m, Golden Tustin i'n the championship
w est College men's meet, and among the s tandout:>
volleyball appears in were four r~ner~up. . good s hape for the com· Th.e maJor disappointment
ing season was 10 the 98-pound class where ·1 Coach ~ Annlerheg· Vu Pham, who entered with a
-..a Got w flossy 26-4 record. suffered an gen•~ den est to. a upset loss to Santa Ana High's
6-4 record, last season. m Ruben Amaya.
the schools first.ever u~· Amaya pinned Pham in 5:50 tercollegiate compet1·
lion . The Rus tlers
ufler lakm~ an 8·5 lead. It was
the first meeting between the
two and Pham's only previous
losses were to state champions.
Sophomore Gary Sheeha.n
(115), Ed Lowery (130) and
Riley (141) also finished second
--and each was an accomplish-
ment in contrast to Pham's
s hocker.
Riley entered after a week's
bout with the nu and was en-
tered in a weight class above his
u-i;u:il.
Lowery missed capturing a ti-
tle by a 3·2 score and She·ehan
was pinned with 30 seconds left
in his match.
Frt'shman Eric Pearce 006)
was fourth and Jim Flynn (123)
would ha,ve been in the cham-
pionship finals except for a mis·
take which gave his semifinals
opponent a gift reversal and a
victory.
Unseeded Conrad Hucken·
pahler {136) finished fourth and
Kevin Hagan took third place
IACCRolls
with a S-2 victory.
Fourth place finish went to
Mark Shafer (157), Dale Rolfe
(168) and Dave Loreauo (193).
CENTUltY ~AGUe P'INAL.S
1 Tustin 171; 1 EJl.nc:le 150; 3 Footlllll 106, '·
Wei !>Mita AN Valley and VIiie Parto, t4''t, 6,
S.ni.. Ana 7S>h; 7. El-. n; 1. OrMOe IL
o.m..-11i.
90-Ama~ (SA) plnnad PNm IEstl J:U.
106-Wlnte.s ISJIVI dK Jeckson CTusll. no KOte. 115-Tllomss CSAV) pllWld SMei..n <Estl S:M,
123-Jollnson CVPI iltc 04c1Mm (Tustl 4·2.
130-Sprlno CTustl cit< Lowery (Esll ).I.
1~-Ple"y CTU\tl di< Davis IFlltll S·> Ul-Sl•u9"1er ISJIV) dee Riiey (Ettl IHI
1'9-J. Welpa CTustl dK C.UC:chla CVP) M .
IS7-W. Walp.a (TUUI dK Yonkln CFthll S-4.
16'-Bremer <Fthll won by cl•feult over Sllolcl
<Tustl.
111-Helltr IVPI OK Terentl (P'tltll 3.0.
IM-Van Slllkt (Fthll pinned CM>le (SAVI 1 15.
Hwt-Sloan CEstl pinned Reyes (SA) I :St •
CMllOIMIM tt-Grlswald CTU\11 CleC Duane tSAV) 1 I.
106-Uck IVPlclKE. PHl'e Cllsll IC).t.
115-Eloe (TV$1) clK Wolle (l!M) ?.O. 1U-f'lynn lEJll clK lngrern CEMI M .
1»-l<ne.-(EMl OK Knuboft tvfl) 2.0.
136-0o Ce>nngel c1ec HuckeflPlll!ler Cl!stl s-1.
i4t-Ou-CT!ml me lt«119I (FUii) 1C).J..
141--+4-0-(Est) d9C C.S.. (SA) H .
1S7-8utflnglon (VP) dK Slwlfer (Eat) ,.t.
i.e-Le,,.., CSAI c1K ltOlte (Est) .. l.
17-Poyne CTUsll clK Ell1d'i <£Ml M .
.,.._Wll-CTWll OK i.-at (l!HI 4-f,
-t-A--. (VP) ciK Men11 (ftthl) "'·
played in the same con-
ference as Santa Monica
and Santa Barbara, both
hotbeds of volleyball.
Those schools finished
one-two ahead of Golden
West last season.
College
Basketball Rmtlers Take
Pirates'
Volleyball
WEST
FrHnoSIS6, Pacllk 5S, OT
Cel St.lite Cl..on9 llH<h) M, Cal Among Golden West's
returnees is Steve
Jones, a second Team
,all-conference selection
last season. He'll be
joined by Steve Foster,
a first-team pick for the
All-San Bernardino
Tournament team last
yeaf.
Slete Fullerton 14 •
N•w Medco 103, Arlrone IS
Oreoon St M, Wesnlngton 60
Sen Diego $t 17, UC Sent.. ller!Nre
71 •
Sen JOH SI 70, UC Irvine" Senta Fe 73, Colorado Col 11
West\lnvlon St S7, Oregon SS
C!AST
lloston U et R-lllend, P9c1., ·-George Wesl\lngton 96. ~
1•
Holstr• 101, WllQMr to
M•nhetl., et St. Fr.ntls, N.Y., Only three freshmen
are on the squad, and
the best appears to be
Ken Meager,_ an Ohio
transplant who has ex-
tensive pxpenence with
club volleyball teams.
pc>cl., .,._
The other freshmen
are ~en Berry from La
Quinta Hi g h in
Westminster and Perry
Smith from Rancho
Alamitos-High in
Garden Grove.
New Hllmll!hlre S7, Vermont S4
Hll19ere IQ. LIU"· OT
Rutoers 74, ~husetts 62
SI Pet..-s 91, c--1lcut 71
Slippery Rodi It, EcllnbOrO 75
,MIC>WaST
Clnclnnetl1S. ~•TKl\67
Crelgftton ID. Wlchlle St 7'
lndlane '5_ Pu.-M
MICl\IQAMI IS. ONO St 74
Michigan St 71, 1-• 70
Minne~• M, Wli<.ClftSln n
Northwestern n, Illinois 61
SOUTMWC!ST
.Ark•nses IO, Teus A&.M 1'
Centeneryt7, H•rdl~SI"""°"' 14
N Tun SI ... Te•ArHnot..., 70
Tex-El Peso63,Arl?One5ts1
W re .. s to, New Me•lco St 73
Edison Clinches
J.oop Soccer Title
Edison (HunUngton
BeacM High's Charaers
clinched the Sunset
Leaeue soccer cham-
pionship on the varsity
and junior varsity level
and no wotse tba.n a tie
for the trosh-sopb crown
Thursday night.
Brad Webster abd
Casey MetkOYich acored
for Edison and Paul
Kim an4 Gus Pllon
turned In excellent ef·
forts to offaet the
toaltenCUn& play of Hun-
tlncton Beach High's
Vidor Matrlscb. Edison
took a bard-won 8-2 de-
cision on theHB turf.
At Newport Harbor It was the· llaripa <Hunt• 1naton Beach): Vlkln1a
Hila• t114t .... 1.0,
behlD4 the aeorln1 of
J loa Lynti. •ll·round
GIRLS RES UL TS I WRESTLING I MISCELLANY
'
/M • For. Coast Area
E s!Mtela ue) CM) SA Valley
Est•ncl•-Fr•ncy ?, Hymes 4,
'TllOmpson 13, Jemison 10. Ooni9et\
H. Frantsan J, CMrlclo 2.
Helltlme: euanci., -.n.
Sports
Calendar
T .......
8 aike«i'* l-Foollllll at Es t.tnc le,
Dana Hiiis et Corone 491 Mar,.
Unlverllty •I COU• M•H, San
Clemente et Cost• Mes•, San
Clement• et El Toro, Min ion Viejo at
l aoun • 8••<1>, Edi son et,
Westminster, FouM•ln Valley et
N•Wl>Orl Har-. Marina at Hunt-
ln9ton 8eacll, CaPlstr..., Vallrt at lrvlne Hlvtt (all e t II; Bishop
Montoom••'I' at Mater Del, Wood•
LEASE
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$10737 . ~· ..-.
A.LL 1971 MODILS AIE
HEU AND READY FOi.
IMMEDIATE DB.IYBY
IUIMA'PAlllC
522-281J
B.TOIO ,
768-0593
cre•t Chrlsllal\ vs Liberty ChrlJtl., -----------------..------•! Senta AN S.lvetlon Arfn'f Youtl>
Center (bOIPI a t 7:301; Southern
Calllornl• COii-at AlU$eoPIKllk (al. '
vo11eyball-Lor19 euclt CC a!
Golden West COll999, I.A Harbor el
Orenve C0Ht College (botlt •t 7:301.
SahlrMT I~ 11>
8aSketball-Palomar •' Sad• dl-k College '(II; UC Irvine el
University Of Pecttk (l·OSI.
wrestllno-SOuth ~st Le<19ue
touf'1'1eme"t at EJ Toro H•ot> 110
em.I; F~ _.,....at lrvil'9
HIOI' 110 a..m.l; Slete JC fi.b et
aaur1t1e1d.
Swlmmlna-lrvlne High at El
TOf'o, UC,,,..,..-' ~nlee <lloll'I
•t 10).
Voll•vti•tl-Btloh•m Youno
Uftlversllv•t UC Irvine O:JD).
Girls basketball-Whittler Cllfls-
11en at LlbWtY Ovlstlan 17::JOI; Mt.
Sen Antonio CaOIQe M Gol<len West
COll999 l7:301; Mat_. Del, Corone
d•I M•r and N.Wl>Or1 H•r1>0r •I
G ... o.n GroW IOUfl'eY; Miullwl Vt.lo
and Hun\jnqton Beach •l Cypreu
Hloh tourNy.
Warren
~iller in
'=6~1'.,g
"Aftet going to thNe deelenhfps to purc:l\aN
my new llncoln, I got the belt llMbMnt at
Johnson a Son ...
HAROLD E. CUFF
Anal'leim
Orange County's ofdeat
Lincoln-Mercury Dealership
.JOHNSON le SON
For perso~~alized service •••
is the ·18rgest and most complete
rnari~e hardware store ·in Newport Beach.
Com'pass
Adiusting
· Sales & Service 1121 Hew,ort'lhd.; ..... ,.. ..... ,,. .....
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Serles CSDHn Sanday.
MISSION BAY YACHT CLU.B-
Wlntet Serles. an classes. SclndQ. SAN DI.GO YACHT CLtlB-
WIAterSeries <BteMlls·22) Sabriay.
Sunday; Batten Series (CU..) Sun.
day; S.pjlNre 8pdU Seda (Cal.:lS>
SU!lday.
SAKTA CUU BACINO AS· llOCIA'ft~ &Idea (all . r' 11>Aie.-..
SANTANA-525 TO Dml1' IN REGA1TA
New aaH Wll _eo....-O!f ~~•,wt
THE
IM~l.-18udt CABRILLO BEACh YACHT
CLUB-&rinc Seda No. 1 <JOB.. PRRF. llORA> .
LOS ANGELES YACHT ~
Opentna o.,. aeaaua aoa. PRU'l ~
Satmdq.
SEAL BEACH YACHT CUJB-
Luft IA ?H. a (I.mall boata) Satard.11.
Sa&aMrklBaJ
COLUMBIA CHALLENGERS ,AS·
SOOIATION.:...neet race. Saturday.
SOUTH COAST CORINTHIAN
YACHT ~ovtce Jnvttalloaal
recatta. Saturday. ·
WIND .JAIOIEBS YACHT CLUB-
Duk.e Jones Series Pfo. 2, Saturday;
MacCameron Jones Series No. 2,
Swlday.
Motot Tla'td tbaalne's Import
Car of the Year. fhe new 1978 Toyota
Calica. An aerodynamic beauty envelop..
ing the best Toyota engineering of our
time. A car which meets or exc.eeds alt
1980 Federal fuel economy and safety CAR standards. The car w.hich best met Motor Trend's criteria for styling, quality,
comfort, acceferation, braking, handli~. fuel economy and ride. The Im-
port Car ot the Year. The 1978 Toyota Cehca. Here's wtiat the Car of the Year
OF THE andthecarofthe80'soffersyou .••
Efficlency and comfort Exemptffied by: a cockpit
· full of instrumentatk>n. A newly designed GT driver's seat
'(.:EAR featuring an adjusta~ lumbar support. And the GT Littback's
practical. -~split. foJd-down rear seat. .
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B~ES LOB years ago will surely gross BE TOOK TIME out the other wbo lives to a rour-stoey home
.,, ews " • close to a mllllon dollan this day froJn appointments with bit with ~ JOC>ms and a Rolls-1'oyce
CORPUS CllJUSTI, Tuas -~tlU'· ~}s ~t,· s~e ~at in. banke!1 h1s lawyer, his aceoun-pertedouUront. ldeeldedUlted Deina a Texan, Randy .Veselka · 3Uit'a few more years -S'lx. at tant, ms worries -'"I"ve Sol a thattJndotJl~
bad a predictable boyhood ~bt· minimum -be htmseU will be carload of products stuck in the .. Bowf t patJa '10 to IO hoart a
11 !!!>!'· He 4ecldedbe -·""thbeat wthe he -woith a mllllon. Then he cw.i~\lt M°! ~~~~ _ =.=-=bllltMU•iila *• ~. '. } ~W.Q, V(~ 8 ycoon. bac~ and enjoy the f.Alit.s OM1111o! ttiiem.-,........._ _.._ :weft\.~
PM ls. labor. did it, and w}\y. mind hanl U tbe reward-ls ~ The business be. started 2~ Randy is 19. ''WllY? I used to visit a friend Jar ... 0 • ,,. • ... ,
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'14.7-MILE, FOUR-SEGMENT THERMAL ENGINE POWER.SA'rELUTE BY BOEING
Artist's Concept of Company's Suggeafed Collector of Sun's Rays
CAPITOLIZE
WITH
CAPITOL
Boeing Urges Funds
"
For Solar Satellite
CAPIHX.IZATION MEANS TO
COOVERT CAPIHX. TO CASH
111011-$100010 l~.IDOc-. al>CI
tou own ~ -°' -l"'OI*!\': I*<! lor or not i.I CAPITOl "°"1 t LOAN •"•llO• lo c.p!IOll .. _. _,,.., Into a cnh ...,, Wiii\ latl end
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Home Loan
WASlilNGTON (AP) -The Boe-
ing Co. has urged the Carter ad-
ministration '° continue experiment-
ing with a concept of building giant
satellites in spact? to convert \he
sun's rays to electrical power and
beam it to earth. Company representatives reported
to the president's science adviser.
Frank Press, on results of a$1.25
mlllion study that Boeing conducted
for the Department of Energy and
the National Aeronautics and Space
Adm lnlstration.
EARUER, RALPH H. Nansen,
who headed the Boeing study, told re-
porters the results indicate the pro-gram is ready tn advance to the next
step, verific ation of the concept
through ground tests and in orbital
exper1ments using the space shuttle,
America's next manned space vehi-
cle.
"By harnessing the sun's rays in
We'd space and transforming this power
Really like to help tnto electricity usable on earth, we
COSTA MESA would tap a power source more dura--,,;o ...,_ -..i. ble than mankind," be said.
11"4/~12 "We will ask Frank Press to push
for a go-a bead,., Nansen said. "We
ANAHEIM wUl recommend an agcresslve pro-
ntiw. ~•12• gram, pot a crash program. Let's 714177B-<M50 find out.. The evidence rlebt DQW Is
LONG BEACH good.
M14 1.011~....-. SCOBES OF SHUTTLE filghts
............ _21.3.14•2•1-933.3.__·_~.... would be required to fint build a ~-
struction base in space, Nansen said.
Then a 500-man construction crew
would require abo,ut a year to build a
solar power satellite, which would
s tretch several miles across the sky
because of the huie devices needed
to catch the sun's rays.
"One or these spacecraft would be
able to match the present total elec-
trical power generated by Grand
Co ulee, the nation's largest
hydroelectric dam," be said ... Forty-
five or these satellites would be able
to match the present total electrical
generating power of the United
States, freeing oil, coal and their de--
rivatlves for other crucial needs:•
. He said the satellit" would
transmit the electricity in the fonn of
microwave radio transmissions to
huge antennas on earth, where the
microwaves would be reconverted to
electricity.
Nan sen said It is difficult to place a
price tag on such a system. but he
estlm a led the cost of the first satellite·
al between $oiO billion and $80 billion.
Howevet, he said, Boeing studies in-
dicate that by 1995 such a satellite
could prochrce electricity that would
cost customers between 4 and 5 cents
a kilowatt hour. He said .er.perts
believe that electrlctty prod\lced by
present means will cost more than 6
cents a kilowatt at that time.
Hikes Due
.
UXE JU.N1" AN~a teen-age~. Randt v ... lka euned b1s
•i>e1Jdln«i ino:::.rorklnc eft~ school. He w cars. OlJ>ped
J(ambta&en,..,... tables.
t1'1}11M otbera hi, ~e. Randy
was ever CIG the prowl. not for
J)Oeket mooey bat aft ldeL He
itched f'~ a b~seoH. ~'I intend
to be a..IPllli<IDalre at 2S. You don .. t do that working1 fQT
aomebody e1ae.·•
In the f1tll of 11?5 be hit on.Jt.
"'l'f!E ta IL\010 craze was
just 11ttarming UJi,ll11t l~ed ~ a
hot iteQl. I"lla,d $'00 saved up
and I ~ed lf' I lost lt, 1 could
always &A o~t ud earn another
$500 &{ld ~ ~methlng.elae/' He ~ 10 ra<fl°' trom a
dlistributor, atudt 100 bandbWa
utider wllldlhte~ wtpe.ra. sol~ out hfs stoc'k ln '.nve da)'I and or·
deud more. Tbe second batch
went as last. 19 .clid the third,
fovth, !itlb. ,
In two niontl'a he built his
capllal to $20,000.
llY THE Jl'OIJ.LOWING J°'Wte,
two mootbs before Ws 18th birth-
day, tralflc WU 50 thlclt In his
driveway, and nelgbbon• com-
plaints were so ftoequeot. the city
~acked down. on him with r.on--
lnl Jaws.
Undaunted. he borrowed
$10,000 from the bank, leased an old shed out on the highway -in
the fastest-growing part of town
-fixed It up~ put up a sign:
CB Warehouse. "lt is a short. simple name and lt sounds big ...
ln 60 days; he outgrew the
shed and expanded. lo a sin&le
' ...
at 19
( AftRicA · J :a::&.1£.:%.~oe ~ a town e, tripped~
·~~~.U~mi~
degree -"I'm at m)' la.,-et:'Jl~
'l'M NOT AFRAID'
Tycoon Randy Venlka
torr'd month last year. his
gross wu$1m,OOO.
IF HE CA.JlED TO adorn bis
stgn in a limti·honored American
way, be could add the line: Ran-
dy Veselk• &r Father.
That is cqrrect. Before long,
the p~)dng lot was so crowded,
the cash register so overworked,
that his~~i:;.er sold hls own busi-ness, a · of exercise parlors,
and joided his son.;
llandr's' S.,ccess also attract-
ed other eyes. Two or his dis-
tributors swftcbed to retail and
went into-competition on the same-highway.
'TVE ALllEADY driven one
out of business, and have the
other on bis knees,·.~ Randy said. ·•rm not afraid of competition. I
have better products, better
prices, better service ...
Perbap& more energy, too.
He bas button-holed contacts
at manufacturers' conventions,
I
Over 1~he Counter
MAsp Lhffn«JS _.,.._
• three Umes a week utinl quilil·
tJons; I don't want to bavt tJ)r
ask" -and bouabt • Chotw
piece of property tor a new t\llO-
story, 10,000..square-foot buDdiar.
for his retail business and~' a eecoQlll. business be is startift
up: :a~butcnblp. Bnaela •
fices are next.
''I 'VE ALBBADY orderect
$25,000 worth of ptnce f'urnl~
I'll have a tiuge desk. a
credenza, ~ oriental couch.• a
six·chair conference table.· a
pair of luxury cbairs--eno$
space, finally, to wort in... .l~
lU& fatbv•s offl~. down 'f"'
baU..will-~U.be slae. • Though h6 has expanded ~
other lines, such as car ste~
radar detectors and the Ha
Randy ls still loyal to tbe '*I that got him started, CB r~
His own •77 Chrysler b~ ~
and, yes, Randy bas a hahdlfl!
Chairman of the board. f
Grad Studenq
Plan Meeting J
UC Irvine graduatestadenllh
administration will host Qranie
County business' exeeutiftS ~a,
dinner Feb. 23. at the M::i Hotel, Newport Beach. Man
ment expert Jerry Koehler
be the featored speaker. • •
The event will begin at <:'»
p.m. with a reception, followrJd
by a round-table diacuaaioll.~ dinner and the ta1.lt by Koehle:r.
The event is open to mem
of the business community. lll-
formaUon may be obtained W
calling the graduate school of ..
ministration 833-5234. ·
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NYSE COMPOSfrE
frtdl!y, February 10, 1178 1/N I DAIL y f "·"" • 5..J
Carter's Plan
Won't See Light
By 8\"LVlA POJtTEa ................
The shape of federal lax~ for 1878-TSI has by no meaJU
even been bhaeprln~by Prealdent CartM's la>t proposals.
Despite the trllll ballooM and publlclty surroundina the
long-awaited tar rcductlon·reform meuaac, Con1ress will
all but ignore tM White House and write lt.s own version of
a new law.
Congress will come up with tax propo&als much more
generous \han the president's. '
The cuta will become eetectlvc aooner th1m lbe Oct. 1, 11ns, dute that Carter bu t.arcett<l.
TB' PJlOBABIUT\" I THAT ~,ren wlll keep or
lmpreve on \)\6 reducUons while eUmiftaUn1 many or "'e
Carter proposals that could otbtlrw~ lncroase l•l'~S.
A fact tha& the Wblto Jtouae hai not emphaslled ts that
Carter's tax mouures would not Just cu\ taices Cor
millioQs, but al&o would ral$c tu tor mllllans. Wbetber you will pay leaa or more d~penda on how 1our
circumstances nt into ~-· -~~----, his proposals:
Cart.er suagests:
-Reduction in all
rate brackets by•
between 2 Jllld 1 perceo·
t&ge Poln\a. Thai would
reduce tax~ for every-
one but ll would l\Ot take effect until Oct. 1. -1!:11mllt&Qon ol the $750 personal and dependency ex·
emptions, plus the present general credit, and replace·
ment of both with a $240 credit per extmS)Uon.
' This change would save laxes for many lower bracket
taxpayers, but would raise taxes fot most upper-middle
and upper bcacket individuals and many lower-middle tax·
payers. '
-WIPING OUT MANY D!DUcrJONS previo'45lY al·
lowed to lalcpayers who itemize begtnntng In 1979, and
forcing these taxpayers to take a iower standard deduction
• figure, resulting in a higher tax.
Eliminated would be deductions for general sales tax·
es, taxes on personal property, easoline taxes and certain
miscellaneous taxes. Tbe deduction tor politicnl contribu-
tions would be ended but the credit for such contributions
would be retained.
The preseht separnte deductions for medical expenses
and casualty losses would be replaced by one combined de-
duction for medical expenses and casualty losses; the
combined total would be deductible only to the extent it ex-
ceeded 10 percent of the taxpayer's adjusted gross income.
EVEN THOSE WHO WOULD SA VE taxes onder I.he
Carter proposals may find the reduction more than off.set
by the hike in Social Security taxes.
The Treasury says that for a four-member famUy with
one breadwinner earning slightly more than $20,000 in
1979; the Social Security tax increase would be larger than
the income tax savings under Carter's plans.
The proposals call for tax reforms that would atart In
1979:
-Carter would wipe out the 2S percent ceiling on tax·
alion or the first $50,000 of ca pit.al aains. He would tighten
.the rules against various tax shelters, lncludlng the use of
deferred annuity contracts to defer tax on intome.
-CORPORATIONS WOULD BE GIVEN favorable
rate reductions and a generous investment credit, but. {
these changes wou.ld be ofrset in part by limitations on de-
ductions for common types oI business expenses. · :
'ThL'> is not likely lo come to pass. Congress won't go
along; it. will be much ipore generous.
Next: Commerce ~ring HOUie Tips
Market Absorbs
Negative Reports
NEW YORK (AP);:_ Stock pr1Cf9 were mixed today as
the market absorbed some advene lnftation news.
The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials was off 1.82
points to775.99 at3 p.m.
Gainers and losers ran about even ln the broad tally of
New York Stock Excban1te.USted Issues.
The government reported a .9 percent rise in the
wholesale price index for January.
The Labor Department's index of prices of finished
goods -the next to last step in the dl.stributlon system
before merchandise ts pdceed for etail sale -rose 0.6 per-
cent ln the month.
Analysts said both measures Increased more sharply
than Wall Street generally bad been expecting.
But the news touched off no heavy sellina pressure.
and analysts said some llght buylng came ln once i\.
became clear that the market was holdin steady.
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appear In the Dally Piiot.
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today's llstlng will not
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MlATAMSlllOIO
NIW VOlllK <Al'I
•
Cretllt ~ Pe..,!n .,... • ..,,_ .
DEAR PAT: I underalal)d Prea.ident Cart~
signed legislation last year relatlng ~ credit \In.
loo.a. I've tried to find out the provl.Slons of this
new law, but can't seem to locate the lnformaUon.
... C, P., Costa Mesa
A bill at~ by ~l•t Carter early ia
·April DT1 gave erectll ulonl broader lendlng, sav-
ings and blvatment aatllorlty, Under tile new law,
tbe S3 mOJJoa eredl• ulon memben ID the ti.S."
loncer Deed •JIPl'Oval of their pion's credlt com.
'mlUee eaeJa u.e tbey waat to borrow Dllder an ap.
proyed Une of aedlt. If th eredlt 1llllon'1 assets
.are •aftlclent. raldmttal mort1a1e Joua with re-
_payment periods ., te 31 years may be obtained, u CH 15-yeu loa.u ~mobile home pcardaues er
Jaome lmpronma&a.
.b yoa bow, crecllt ulons are n •. ,_.,ru uv-
JDgs and lendlng Jllltltatlou that provide sentees
i>Dly to members, often a& lower rates than available
elsewhere. Members mut have a common .... d
through employment, commanit, or organnatlon.
More Information can be obtained lrom t~ Credit
Union National Auoelatlon, 1730 Rbode Island Ave.
N. W ., Washington, D.C. ZOt31.
Po•ter Pff!tewes Prodttet•
DEAR PAT: I'm dolnJ a college research
project about chemical hazards in foods. I could \ISe
some visual materials, butl can'tfind any. Do an~ o~
THE FAMILY C~RCUS .. By Bil Keane
the groups against food additives have thls kind of
• m aterlal available?
C.E., Irvine
A two-foot hllb pos&er oaUIDlng elaemleal ha~ards ln food baa J~t been pabllalled 1>Y U.
Center '• Selence in the Pabllc Interest. BeaHll· threa~fae9ddJUves f!t.ecl lndade IOdbtm al~ trite, q , caffeine, most arUftd.d •lorillp,
sugar, 1alt, saccharin ud BBT. ftle potterwu de-
veloped by Michael Jaeoa... a11$11or of "Ea&er'•
Digest," (Doableday Co.) ad a.0-'of umeroea
peutlou to government a1eades to cub eilemkal
buardl ln food. Copllll of dlle "a:rtlftdally eel·
ored .. poster ea.a 'be orclereC for $1.75 eaell fro•
the Ce~t.er, P.O. Box »It, Wulalllstoa, .p.<;. zeut ••
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DEAR PAT: Are there any statistics available
that compare the cost of home delivery of a baby
to .Jtospital dell\l'eJ:Y? I'd alJO like to know about the
safety factor of home v~us bospitalde.llvery.
K.T., Huntington Beach
Although limited material ls avaUable compar-
ln1 lbe ftlattve aarety and cost of bome blrtbs and
boapltal b1"bs, one published study compares U'6
pl•nned home blrtb.s ln Calltomla and 18t plaued
ho•P.ltal dellv~. The results, according to Dr. Lewis E. ,Mehl, professor at Dake Unlvenlt)'
School of Medlcl.ne, IDdleate 0 no 1lpllleut .la·
crease in risk wl&la a bome dellYery \'erAS a
hospital delivery ... Tbe average cost, lllcladllag
parental care, was $3%5 tor: bome delivery! com·
pared wHh Jl,(5t for hospital delivery ana three
days or care.
Advocates of chllclblrib at home have formed a
new organmtlon called National AasoelatJon of
Parents and Professlonall for Sare Alternatives ln
Childbirth <NAPSAC). lta flnt natlollal convention
ln 1976 led to a 18'-page paperbaclt book, "Safe
Alternatives in Chlldblrtb, '' av all able for $5.51 from •
NAPSAClnc., Box1307, Chapel Rlll,N.C.%7514.
Chino-Bead D.U 1'.,_We? · t. ·· ;-;, };i
DEAR PAT: I have a china-bead doll from
Germanylhat ilf At least }JS yein old. She is 24 in·
cbes long~ has real hair and ii wearing her.original
clothes. I would like to !ind out if this doll has any
. value as acollector'slteai.Howcanldothis? C.F.R., Laguna Beach
Jeanette Spiegel, doll restorer and appraiser,
says your antique doll deflnltely has worth as a
collector'• Item, but Its actual value will depend
on the manufacturer's Identity. Usually the name
or the doll maker can be round OJ' ~ back of the
'1iolJ's he•"· Mrs. Spiegel wlll appraise your doll If
yo11 wish to make arrangements by phoning
548·2134.
Former Arkansas Gov.
Orval Faubus and his wife
have been charged with as-
sault and battery a(ter an
incident in whi c h a
newspaper editor charged
the pair with slapping her,
pulling her h air and
s mashing her camera.
-Million Will Contested
WASIUNGTON, Pa. (AP> -Paul Claffonl's wile and children
worked lone and hard to help him bulld a famUy fortune. Now tbeJ
are locked in a eourt contest over bis will.
Ciaffoni's wife, Conc~tta, a son, Robert, and a dauabter, Mar11Ht
Soviero, are challenging the will, cl.almiDI lt •as ch&n.1ed after be·
in& signed. It provides tor Con· · -
cett~ and Robert, but Margaret ·built stores that be rented to
ls written out. A&P.
'l'HE ESTATE, REPUTED to
be worth up to $8 million, in-
cludes thousands of acres of lush
s outhwes t P e nnsylvania
farmland with oil and mineral .
rights and a string or leased
·supermarket buildings.
Elizabet~ Cialfoni Cowden,
the youngest daughter would in·
he rit the family's 600-acr~
·homestead and the largest st.ore.
with a monthly rental value of
$6,000. Elizabeth, who was one ot
lour wjtoesses to the will. says
her btother is_ motivated br
greed.
"He wants everything for
himself," she said.
THE DECEASED CIAFFONI
was a husky farmer ·who emi-
grated from ltaly after World
War I, purchased property and
His wife butchered and sold
m eat door-to-door. His seven
sons and dau&hters did evel')'-
t h in g '.'from balancine the
books to chasini cows, .. recalled
Robert, !>3. the younger of two
sons.
"Nobody worried about who
would eet what when he died.•·
.Said Robert.
BOWEVEll wrrBIN a year of
Ciartoni's death in September·
1974, his heirs were in court. Claftonl, wbo died at '19, wrote
and Jl&ned at least !our wills
m.rinc bb lifetime. Robert salt.
A will found after bis death, dat-~d May 10, 1968, was entered in
probate.
Robert would inherit land and
livestock under• the contested
will. His mother woQld get up to
$S,OOO a month tor llfe.
Jet Curf e-w Order
ROBERT SAYS THE second
page of the will which states ~t.
Margaret shall be left nothing, ia
fraudulent. He offers no opinion on who might have altered it.
Set for· Court Test
SAN DIEGO (AP> -Slate and federal court challenges will be
filed to test the State Division of Aeronautics' authority to order an
extended curfew on jet aircraft operations at Lindbergh Field, ac·
cordini to Port of San Dieeo officials.
Alols E . Smith, chairman o( the port commission, said that actions
will be filed in both state and
feder al courts to determine the
constitutionality or the state or-
dering the 11 p.m. to 'l a .m.
curfew. ·
THE A.IRUNE TRANSPORT
Association, an organitation or
major domestic airlines, said
the San Diego court actions will
be scrutinlze:d around the coun-
try.
"This is a very important
issue and it will be closely
watched," said Paul Leonard.
r:eglonal vice president of the
airline association ... We feel the
state took extraordinary steps
by mandating tbe e xterulon or
The Division of Aero~utics
last month ordered a two-year·
old midnight to 6 a.m. curfew
extended two hours as a condi-
t ion for granting Lindbergh
Field a p ermit to continue
operations.
THE AcnON IS believed lo
be tM first time a state bas or·
d~red curtailment on airport
operations. ·
The page was typed on, paper
of a different size, watermark
and type than the will's other slx
pages, said Robert Lockard, as·
s islant director of the Posi:.l
Service crime Jab in Wasbingt.ol\
in evidence submitted in court.
Although Washington County
Judge Paul Simmons barred
chemical tests or the document
on a defense motion that. it could
be destroyed if mishandled,
Robert's lawyers since have
'been allowed. to remove pieees
of the will for chemical analysts.
H e . claims the new tests wm
J>l'OVe the will fraudulent.
HIRED TO DEFEND the document was lawyer Richard·
Sprague, who last y~r left his
job as counsel to Ule" Ho\&$e As-
sassinations Committee after a
falling-out with c9mmittee
rnembers oycl' rundlng.
"Oh, boy! Tonight we. get to see ourselves on
TV! T"rn on the set, Daddy, it's· time
~ the curfew and putting the
F ederal Aviation Administration
in the middle.'' DAILY PILOT
When the curfew. ext.e,nsion
was ordered, a provision w~s in·
eluded saying the action was re-
quired unless the FAA proved it
was discriminatory and n pt in
accord with the nation al
.transportation plan. ·.
· Spragu.~. gained national re·
cognition for getting convictions
against former United .Mlpe
Wor~ers leader W. A. "Tont"
:Boyle and others in the murder
of U MW mave rick Jose.Ph
Yablonski. Boyle is being retried
in M ~dia, Pa.
for the special!"
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A New Cotlrse Record
In Home sales·
For~ • '
87 new homes have just been sold in 6 days. That's the kind of .
excitement that the dramatic Skyview and Desert Villa homes are
causing here at Ironwood Country Oub.
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For good ~easons. First, of course, is still lrortwood's unique location
in the mountain cove. Second, the views from these homes are spec-
tacuJar. f'nd. further, the S stylish floor plans, illustrated by S striking
furnished model homes, all t~ constitute the best home-buy
i!' the whole valley. > •
New homes and new homesites are now in final plaMing stages.
A number of existing homes from our first offerings are also available
now through Ironwood Property Management, the ~elusive sales
agent for Ironwood Counpy Oub.
Arnold Palmei; president of the Ironwood .~.
Golf and Tennis Oub, cordially invites you ... ·-~· ~~
\o come for a visit. Take a Teisurely lot>k (~~~
around, then register with the Sales Office
if you are interested in a place a t Jronwood..
IRONWO~,o·
Country Cub Homes in Palm Delat ·
from ~.100 lo $1.57,900.
fn r.Jm fkt«t 2 mlfct toulh Ol'l rortof3.
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to an end-including our
Grand Opening. So
don't miss out. Brin
the whole family-
get the kids their free
lialloons. and take home
the Tiffany style glasses l
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supply lasts.
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:Decoy Carvers
' -By JOANNE RE\"NOLDS
Of Ille o.14 r l"llet StaH
To some people, a duck decoy
is more than just a piece or hunt·
ing eq ulpment; it's a work of art.
Take Tom and Lcnell Chace. for example.
THE HUNTINGTON Beach
couple a re confirmed duck
carvers. turning out pintails,
wood ducks and mallards in
time-consuming detail.
They admit:that up untll three
year s ago, they never gave
much thought to the fake ducks
'.they used on hunting trips to at·
' tract live game birds. I What opened their eyes, they f explain, wa~ an exhibit of hand-
. made decoys, stunning recrea-
1' lions of water fowl carved out of
wood and painted to look like the
lreal thing right down to the lust
feather. ·
WHILE .THE\' acknowledge
that making duck decoys is not a
·. widely accepted art form, they f say it is one that is attracting a
Rhythm·
Machine
Movin'
By JERltY HERTENITt:tN
OllMD.tllYl'lleHtaH
Bob Cassens was a St.
Louis teen:ager when he
h ea'rd Miles Davis '
"Around About Midnight,~· alb\nn In 1956. ·
Cassens was already
playing st.andup bass In
the hlgh school orchestra.
"But it <Davis' music> turned rrt e completely
( Jazz )
around,'' Cassens said. He
was also fond of Davis•
rendition of "Bye, B ye Blackbird."
HE HAS been playing
jazz since.
Casseru; bas probably
the only big Ja.z~ band in
Orange County. He calls
the 16·piece group l\le
Orange Count1 Rhythm
Machine. ,
And he ii hllh on jan as
an art form.
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growing number of followers.
The Chaces are members or
Pacific Southwest Wildfowl
Arts, Inc., an Orange County.
based group which encourages
the a rt of hand carving wild
birds.
There are more than 100 mem-
bers of the club now and it has
been growing steadily since the
Chaces joined about three years
ago.
MAN\' OF THE members are
in it strictly for the art value -
the creation or new decoys, each
more realistic than the one
before it, or to collect antique woodenfowL
For members like the Ctiaces.
there is the added incentive that
the hand-carved decoys are bet·
ter lures than the mass pro.
duced plastic decoys sold to duck ·hunters. ·
. Challe, 'who is president and
gener al manager of an Irvine in-
duslria} atea firm, said he has
been hunting since Ile was a
child and ile saY& the hand-made
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decoys work better than the
plastic ones.
"THAT'S BECAUSE the
plastic ones are a ll exactly
alike. They sit in the water with
their heads upright.·· he said.
"When you're ~arving your own
decoys, you can make some of
them sleeping or some reeding
and the result is that a string or
them looks more natural ··
Mrs . Chace added that the
hand-made decoys, in spite of
their effectiveness in attracting
birds, aren't used on every hunt·
ingtrip.
"They're considerably more
heavy and bulky than a string of
the plastic ones. We don't use
them if we have to hike any dis-
tance to hunt.''
THE REVIVAL of duck carv-
ing as an art form is part of the
folk movement in art which has
res ultect in the popularity of
other forms of Americana in, the
arts, such as weaving or quilt-
ing.
Chace said one of the first
challenges facing a carver is
findine a block of wood larae
enough to prodµce a ltfe-sized
duck.
After that, he s11id each in·
di \"id ua I artist uses his own
technique for producloe a life·
hke water fowl.
THE CHACES say they use
photographs to help them with
the color of the feathers as well
as lhe proportion of the body.
Some or lhelr ducks are fairly
simple, with the band.a or color
painted onto the carved duck.
But the Chaces have other
d ucks, such as their female
mallard upon which the y
lavished great detail, carvlng
and painting each individual
reather.
Wing Tips
Painting Patterns Told
Duck decoys as a rtworks and collectors'
treasures will be the subject of a two-day show this
weekend s ponsored by the Pacific Southwe~t Wildfowl Arts. Inc.
THE SHOW WILL RUN from 10 a,rn. to 5 p.m.
Saturday and Sunday at the Saddleback Inn. 1660 E.
First St., Santa Ana.
, The event will include an on-the-spat competition
in head earving and painti11g as well as competitive
exhibits in seven other classes. The painting contest
will be held at 2 p.m. Satwrday and t):le carving will
be at l p.m. Sunday. •
"THAT ONE took a couple or ·
hundred hours," Mrs . Chace
said. "We'll get arouhd to doing
the male one of'these days."
Collectors will be able to trade and buy some of
the hand-Qarved (igures and antique decoy collectors wlll have some displays.
•l ' Then there ls a whole separaie
class of ducks thF. Chaces have
made for the 'Wildfowl exhibitt.
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IN ADDmON TO THE carvings . there will be
an exhibit of wildfowl paintings. I
A~mission is Cree.
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Student,& and others who pass lhe Fine Arts Village Theater on
the UC Irvine campus MOllday throuah Wednesday of next week
migbt think they ue in "merry olde" Enfland.
The works of Shakespeare u wel -as other dramat.Jsts •Jtd
writers wW be presented at tJie site by Clv~ mespbers of the Royal
Shakespeare COIDpany of Strat.rotd.upon·Avon, England. The fi~
are John Kane, Terfellce llal'diman. Barbara LeiP.Hunt. Dip
Homewood and Tony Cburcll. ' ,., ' • TIJEIR VISIT WILL open Monday with a lecture, 'The Dream
of Pe&er Brook ... "Thia Great Staae of Fools" will be performed
Tuesday $1d "Pleasure and Repentence .. on Wednesday. All ap-
pearances arescheduledforan8p.m. curtalnrime.
Kane, an autbor of more than 60 plays, will eive the lttture. a.
created the role of Puck in Peter Brook's producUon or "A Midsu.m· mer Night's Dream."
.. This Great Stage of Fools" is subUUed 0 A Progress of Life. in
the Words of ~bakespeare and His Contemporaries." \
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Galleries· Offer Variety
·Receptions, Special Exhibit.I Schetlukd
: HUNDERTWASSER -Exhlblt of ll\bo·
lfl'aphs, serigraphs and woodcuts by Vienna
born eraphlc artist at Mulr~ad Gallerlu,
South Coast Plaza, 3333 South BriJtol, Costa
M:Ha. Champagne will be served 2 to 6 p.m.
Saturday and Sunday. Exhibit lhroueh Mareh
10, Hours 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Mondays lhrouch
Fridays, 10 a.m.-6 p.m. S.tpniaya and noon.$ p.m . Sun'days.
PORTRAITS, LANDSCAPES, NUDES -
Work of William Verdult, Dutch·American
artist, sculptor on exhibit at Verdult Art 5'udio,
14:92 S. Coast Hiehway, Laguna Beach. Verdult
w1H attend a champagne celebration from 3 to 7
p. m . to commemorate er and opening of the
studio's new location.
GARMENT WORKS-Work by Robbin Hen·
derson, Kathleen Newt61J, Sylvia Simpscm and
ncy Youdelman Tuesday lhroulb Match 10.
Santa Ana College Art Gallery. }leception Tues·
day, 7 :30 to 9:30 p.m. Ga11~¥urs, ll a.~. to~
.:.Galleries I Exhibits
p.m . Mondays through Thursdays, 10 a.m. to 1
p,m . Fridays and 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesdays and
Thursdays.
PRINT~IAKER, PAINTER -Exhibit
featuring recent works of 74-year-old artlSt Guy
l\t accoy at The Orangerie, 1492 S. Coast
Highway, Laguna Beach. Champagne reception
for the artist, 5 to 8 p.m. Saturday, 1 to 5 p.m.
Sunday. Gallery hours, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Mon-
days through Sundays.
T HR EE-PERSON EXHIBIT -Oil
landscapes of Jack and June Barendt, husband
and wife team. and oils by Laurice Wagner on
display at Garden Grove City Hall, ll391 Acacia
Parkway, through .l\Jarch l. Hours 8 a.m. to S
p. m . Barendt is building maintenance
s upervisor for the city of Garden Grove and Ms.
Wagner is employed in the Juvenile Diversion
Program.
BLACK DOLPIUN PRINTS -Work of
printmakers Walter Askin, LadJiie John Dill,
~Dan Douke, Joe Goode. Vida Hackman, Diana
Uobson, Shiro Ikegawa and Barbara Noah.
Gallery B. The Art Galleries, Cal State Long
Beach. Through March 5'.
ME~tORIAL ~XlllBIT .-~aguna Beach
One_ Good Tu.-n •••
Skier cartwheels in a ski ballet scene'
from Warren Miller's .. In Search ot Ski·
ing,., due to screen today and Saturday at
7: 15 p.m. in the Science Hall at Orange Coast
College. Admission $2.50, $1.50 with OCC stu·
dentbOdyobr~. .
.. Colot It 0tan1e ... a competiUon open to an
county ~~ents, often awards or merit and a
scholarablp to the Lapa Beach School of Art to
winners.
Entries are dUe at school district offices or at
tbe art school before next Wednefday. The cont.est 1a
open to allatudenta ftom kindergarten to 12t.birade.
For detaila on rules and mectfl, conta.ct Mra.
Lawrence of the Laiuna School at '94-1S20.
Museum exhibit or watercolors by Fred C\lft.
ningham in honor of the art1st who died 1n 1977.
Works include early watercolors Cunnlnebam
did in his native England. Museum houn, 11:30
a.m. to 4.30 p.m. Wednesdays. throuab Mon·
days. .
&CULPTURE~PAINTING -·Champagne
reception for artist Borje Svensson, 1.1 a .m. to 4
p.m. Sunday, Marriot Hotel, 900 Newport Center
Drive, Newport Beach. .
PAINTINGS, SCULPTUaES, CERAMICS
-Works of (lrt.ists Stephen Stavaat., Robert M.
Yo ung, Abby Vaughan , Christoph Rll·
tershausen, Artis Lane, Donal<! Stepbena and
Italo D'Andrea at The Upetalrs. Downstaln
Gallery, lSSO S. Coast Highway, Latuna Beach.
Champagne reception 1 to 9 p.m . Sunday.
Gallery hours noon to 5 p.m. Wednesdays
through Sundays.
"THE TELEVISION RECEIVER:
1930·1951" -Showing of several vlntaae
television shows and exhibit spanning 20 years
in the depletion of the American television set.
Thirty television sets and related TV
memorabilia from private collect.ion of Gary
Hough, Santa Ana. R'.eception 7 to 9 p.m. Fri·
day, Feb. 17, Upstairs Gallery, Chapman
College campus. Palm Avenue and Grand
.Street, Orange. '
CERAMIC SCULPTURE, SILK -
Sculpture picc:es-of Jorg Dubin and Lygia Rob·
bins and batik on silk by Chicagoan Sandra
Grassi Nelipovich. Tuesdays through Sundays
11 a .m. to 4:30 p.m., Huntress Gallery, 2811
Villa Way, NewP.Qt'l Beach.
OIL PAINTINGS, ACRYUC COLLAGES -
Exhlbit by Wanda Hein through March 7 at
Glendale Federal Savings and Loan Art
Gallery, 100 Newport Center Drive, Newport
Beach. Hours 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Mondays through
Thursdays, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Fridays.
• · PAINTINGS -Work of Richard Crawford
through· March 15 at West Coast Gallery, ZlOO
W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. ·
PHOTOGRAPHER'S WORK -Selection of
photographs by Jo Ann Callis at Orange t;oast
College Photo Gallery. Costa Mesa. Ms. Cams•
work represents her "ongoir4g preoccupation
with a copnectlon between eroti.clsm and
morbhlity." Gallery hours 8 a.m. to S p.m.
"SEEING" -Multimedia exhibit by photo·
grapher Wernher Krutein, University Park
Community Center, 4530 Sandburg, Irvine. Show
at 8 p.m. Feb.11and18.
·Baeh's Back
Pupih Share WorkJJ
More than 75 student musicians will gather for
the annual Southern California Junior Bach Festival to be held atSaddleback CoUegeSaturday.
The recital features students from Lbe Orange
Coast area.
They perform on piano, strings ancf with voice.
Four student programs are scbeduled with~ ~e
first three at 8:45 a.m., 11a.m.,1:30 p.m. ~e
forth at3:45 p.m. •
A apecl,.1 harpsichord proeram betlns at 10~15 a.m, and at a p .ni. Playing the earlf-C1ay in·
strument will be Ilse Bliss of Saddle~ct•a faculty.
Judges for the event wlll be Audrey Grigsby of
Pomona College, and Elaine Levey, cbalrmaa ol
the Sou~m District Jtealonal Bac;h 'esUval. . 'The event is ,-sponsored by the Mu•le
Teachers' Association of Callfomla. . •
All conce1'1-5 will ,be in the Saddleback Fine
Arts Complex and admlaslon la free.
The festival Is one of many events sponsored
by music teachers to 1lve their stµdents a chance
t.o perform in recital.
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ABSTRACT SERIGRAPH AMONG GUY MACCOY'S WORK AT LAGUNA GALLERY
Dancers' Delights Due. at GWC
Faculty a nd pro-music by Craig Kupka, l.hia Quinn and Ms. Lee.
fessional dancers will a Los Angeles·based New York choreo·
take a.toehold on Golden composer and the Mov· grapher and dance r
West College's theater · ing Company's chore<>-John Goodwin will
stagetodayandSaturday graphcr. perform with Cathy
at8p.m. The work is titled Gucci in "Eight Dances
A dozen dancers from "Parade." for a Mad King."
professional troupes in ALSO ON the bill is a Alvin Mayes and
final staging of the even·
ing. •
'the evening of dance
ls open to the public with
general admisi,ion set at
$3.50, s tudents $2.50. $2
with GW student body card.
New York, Los Angeles solo tap number by Ka r en Mullin, both
and Orange County will Carol Caniglia of the dance faculty mel'T!bers. AMERICAN offer eight separate Golden West faculty and Lynn Rempalski. a
dances. and .. Quartet," to b~ Fullerton College dance e• AT 1 t:9'T"' ''BOOGIE SERIES" danced by Shapiro, Cyn· teacher, team up for the !J-\UL 1
will open the evening at a TI-f C A~ C fast pace based on early J:.t\.l ~ ·~~nr~~!~igtaC::e~l HAVE YOU fORGOnEN? 8 PERFORMANCES
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miere choreographed rentadisco envlronment. TWICE10 ROW
by Christine E. Jordan E S Malt.~ Lt• Syt,.lclel/faKJ with dancers Cyndi Lee ic1ra pecial Courtesy to Of'ganlzatlQns wishing to Free/Gl'ldUltlon 1811 and Diane Kelber-Kim, "spruce" up their party with professional dlaco/plain
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OUT 'N ABOUT1JAZZ
• Since n~xt Tuesday is St.
Valenllne's Day, mo l ot this
weekend's out 'n' nboutlne will
Ubly be conducted in the com-
P•nY of Cupid. Even those
1pol11eorts who won't invite him
as tbe guest of honor will at tea.st
have to Jet him tag along.
Jt shouldn't, of course, lake a
bow and arrow to prod a
gentleman, into mak~ng
something special of the oc-
Out ·n• About
Norman Stanley
t caston. And the really gallant
swain wlll seize on the op·
portunity to stage a full-scale
production or his show of hearts
and flowers.
But today's Romeo doesn't
st.op with the symbolic candy or
card. lie isn't in the ranks of a
genuine 1978 Casanova, Don
Juan or Lothario IC that's all
there is.
We are in an age when ardor
•flam es highest as the crepes
Suzette top off a romantic din-
ner. Now il's necessary to take
'sweetheart in hand and head for
a top-notch restaurant to insure
a l asting aCfaire d'amour.
Grenadine of beef or abalone
' Catalina s hould double the
points of all other gifts com-
bined.
* *. VALENTINES in the form of
coveted certificates will be pre-
sented b y the Southern
California Restaurant Writer's
Assor iation, Inc. Monday when
the group holds its annual
awards banquet at the Dis-
neyland llote l Convention
Center
Doris Crandall, association
president, announced that the
banquet is open to the public for
the first time. The association is
a non-profit co~ration dedicat-ed to improvin the standards of
quality in he Southern.
California restaurant industry.
The writer's annual banquet
honors outstanding restaurants
494-8081/9
of Southern California. whlcb
have been visited and evaluated
by association members over a
12 -month period. Restaurants
are assessed on the basls of
food, service, value, ambience
and wines.
ONLY 1110SE restaurants re-
ceiving 85 o:r more points out or
, ll ~sjble 11.0..iir.e COl\ll~.ba.
the· final selection. made bf
written baUot.
Restaurants are rated b)'
category, with the Golden Scep-
tre Award g'ven for notable
achievement. Other award.a pre.
sented in Jiven categories are
gold certificates, for total ~x·
cellence; silver certificates to
exceptional restaurants; and
bronze certificates to
restaurants far above average of
peers. '
Tickets for the banquet, which
begins at 6 p.m. and includes a
champagne cocktail party and
multicourse gourmet dinner
with wines, are $45 per person,
Including tax and Up. All monies
rec,eived will fund the founding
and operation of a restaurant
school.
Reservations for the banquet,
subject to remaining availability
of tickets, can be obtained by
contacting Peggy Cotton,
645-3391, or Doris Crandall,
774-7870.
*** LATEST SPOT in Orange
County to go discoth~ue is the
Captain's Anchorage restaurant
in Anaheim. The new scene got
unde r way early this week
thanks to an expanded lounge
and sizable dance floor.
For the musical beat to keep.
dancers in perpetual motion, the
Captain's Anchorage is present-
ing the SOWlds of Orange Coun-
ty's own four-piece group.
:lazebo. The new· disco will
;wing Tuesday through Saturday
ni~hts. 8:30p.m. to 1:30a. m.
Ir you want to build up your
energy before hitting the dance
floor, there's a . reasonably·
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A Winter Festival Serles or Sunday Codcerts
al the Festival or Arts Grounds FORUM THEATER
650 Laguna Canyon Rd., Laauna Beach
Legendary Bluesman
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Concert fl with
3 p.m. THE "MOU.TWOOO FATS• BAND
and From Charlie Christian to Chick eore.'
Coocert Ji TOMY lJUI, IS CWITAIS .... 4
5:30 p.m. Special Guests, "'THI JAZZ MIMOU•
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t2 SS.50 adv., $6.00 ccncert day ·
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Holiday Performances 1p.m.and3 p.m. 1 •
IMMln CH.,....M plays ""'-Md!"' -,
with Super-Drummer LIS Dd-U ,
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c..ec11aa ••NB
Henny Youngman, king
of the "one ljners" and
a comic hit with his
violin will appear at
the Laff Stop in
Newport Beach next
Wednesday. He will
perform at 8: 30 and
10:30 p.m. Reserva·
lions may be made by
tele phoning 751-7820.
priced dinner menu featuring
full course dinners from $2.85 t.o
$8.95 (steak and lobster>. with
most under $6. ,
Crablegs and 1eafood from
northern waters .....! for which the
Anchorage m~rited two awards
from the Southern California
Restaurant Writer's Associaticin
last year -continue to highlight
the menu along with prime rib,
steaks and a teriyaki brochette.
Dinner is served seven nights
from 5 p.m. In addition to the
Captain's Anchorage at 1228 S.
Brookhurst, Anaheim, 635-0531.
there's a second Orange County
location at 24521 Del Prado,
Dana Point, 496·6116.
Friday, February 10, 1978 DAIL y PILOT C3
COUNTY RHYTHM MACffiNE • • •
(from Pa1e Cl) Other,, who rut ln re,ulorly are Dar~I
any other nleht the "Macblne" happens to be Gardner, Gary Halopoff and Don Denr_i'p.
working that Cassens as well as the others are trumpet playerl>, trombonlsl.s rtart Smttb, ~
In their "element.'' Potts and Mike Dacarro.
The ~rpup got started, sort of. when several Gerry Schroeder plays piano.
of the present members, Including their leader, 14 were meeting at the Musicians' Association JAN AKERS :t road manacer. Don Geraci
Union Hall. Local 7 in Santa Ana for rehearsals. is soundman and plays in the i>ercussion sec-
Ttiey were mostly playing dance band Uon. .
music as they still do when performing in the The Orange County Rhythm Machine also
Ansell Hill Dance Band. Hill lives in Newport. performs at school~ throughout the area undlt Beach. ,I an arranaement with the Muslc. Performao~e'
"A couple or us got together, .decided t.o hir«:' • 'J:ru.(t .Fun$1. . ·.Y~·-·• · some other guys and play wbtil we consklered I · t -lrrs·a big hit. especially m lhe tower grad49j
jazz mus14.(' Cassens saic:k· i . . . , .. ' · wherecljild.l:eQ)rl~Y,~evjl'.P,!lveheardjazz. , ~ ... "" ,. • ,,_,,.,_ ·~ t~ .... .=. & • ., -A rae»t~~ returned to Casserut
STJU... THE\" HAD no place t.o play where by an elementary school student commented on
the puhlic could hear them. Most calls were for a perfor~ance, "We really enjoyed it! Pleast'
the big band sound, rather than "true" jaiz. -come again!" . ..
' Finally they got an invite to "rehearse" at In response to the question, What son~
Hungry J~'s ln Huntington Beach on Monday did they n~t enjoy or flnd .. too l<>?,g or boring!
nights, the regular performer's night off. the st~dent s response w~s none.
The Rbyt.bm Machine proved so pol)ular its It s a good bet a s1m1liar re~.ly wo~d .~
gigs there luted three years. made by most who have heard lbe Machine.
Then the place b~ed down.
I N RECENT MONTHS, the Rhythm
Machine could be heard Mondays at Isadore's in
Newport Beach.
The Rhythm M achlne has played at Dis-
neyland's Ble Band Nlght. It backed the Bob
Hope Show and had lts own concert at the
Oranee County Fair lh 1976.
And it has played at the Hollywood
Palladium, which at one time had all the big
name jazz and swing bands making regular ap-
pearances.
MAN\" ORANGE COUNT\" jazz enthusiasts
and educators mention the Rhythm Machine
with complimentary superlatives.
Ninety percent of the group's members are
working in music fulltlme, accordlng to
Cassens.
The members, wearing T-shirts with music
scores emblazoned across the front. each eet a
chance to solo and most play several inst.ru·
men ts. It's not possible to get the same musicians
for every appearance especially when Cassens
has to be ready with few days notice.
BUT MOST OF the time the following hold
forth.
Gordon Peeke of Seal Beach is drummer.
Whittier's Bill Keene plays guitar. Cassens is on
the bass guitar.
The saxophone section is composed of Tom
Kubis and Dave Alexander, tenor, Al Pena and
Tom Ranier, alto, and Bob Skibo, baritone.
Kubis is also an arranger.
Bob Sanders plays the trombone as do Rick
Culver, Ala~n-and Curt Be,rg. Trum·
peters ar~on -Stout, Bob O'Donnell, Pete
Marchica and Jeff Donley.
GWC Fil1ns ..
Foreign Works Set
Golden West College, H•mlington Beach, ist
sponsoring its first foreign film festival. show-
ing three internationally acclaimed movies
from French, Jtalian and Spanish directors. •
Kicking off the series Saturday will be
"Children of Paradise" <Les Enfants du
Paradis), directed by Marcel Came.
The lilm depicts the mela11choly ma$-
querade of Ufe and the crisscrossed passions of
a group of Parisian clowns, charlatans, and
tragedians In a mid-19th century story of the -
fatal attraction O( four men to one girl. I
.. VIRIDIANA," WINNER OF the Grand
Prize at Cannes, will be shown March 11. Luls
Bunuel's film, which outraged many in bis
native Spain as an attack on religion and socie-
ty, deals with the impossibility of living a pure
Christian Hie. .
• Federico .Fellini's fascination with the
circus clown as a source of images, passion,,
melodrama, comedy, and pathos is lbe basis for.
·•The Clowns," showing April lS. On one level ft
is a nostalgic look at a disappearing art. and '()rft
another an allegory where the world is a circus
aad humanity lts clowns.
All three Cilms have English subUUes. They
will be shown at 7 p.m., in Forum 2. General ad·
mission is $1. 75 cents students and Gold Key
cardholders. 50 cents ASGWC cardholders.
Come journey .with us back through time. To a~I<ice
where the atmosphere and decor is Victorian.
Where antique chandeliers softly highlight treasnred
tum-of-the-century mementos. ~This is ·
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Where you can. enjoy a very special " ~ ·
di.ning experience. ~.Food is fixed
with old-fashioned· goodness, with all .
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the trimmings. Eveeything is served in~~ i bowls filid on platters-family style. The
: T ' main course features our famous golden-
\
orown fried chicken and a second entree,
which changes daily. Adults pay only
$5.95, with beverage and dessert extra.
Kids ·pay accord~g to how~~h theM · .. ~;
weigh.·..-W e cfl~e~·i'JCI1Y e terrific\JJeltltls
and lunches.• So next time you~d like a
relaxed, fun-filled dining exp~rience, come to 'l!he Big
Yellow House. \We know you'll enjoy it.
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Sir Thomaa More Story on Newport BoanD
. The newest theater on the Orange Coast
raises its first curtain next week, but rat-her
than bow in with a Nell Simon comedy as many
new playhouses have done, lt'll offer a heavy
chunk or historical drama.
.. A Man for All Seuons," tho Robert Bolt
play based on the life of Sir 'lbomas More, will
introduce the Newport Beach Theater Arts
Center in an abbreviated. three-performance
.run Friday through Sunday. ,
Intermission : ·
Tom Titus
Presented under the auspices of C.Oaslllne
Commmity College under the dll'ecUon of Mitch
Teemley, the productlon wlll be staged ~t 8 p.m.
In the former church bulldin& at 2501 Clift
Drh1e, Newport Beach, where the Irvine Com-
munity Theater was temporarily housed a 'year
aeo.
''A MAN FOR ALL Seasons" was selected
as the center's leadoff play because of Its force.
according to Ladislaw Reday, a cast member
and a Newport Beach arts commissioner. "It's a powerful, serious drama that is ·going to test .
the mettle of a community production," he said.
Joining Reday, who plays both Cardinal
Woolsey and Cranmer, in the Newport cast will
be Bill Gekas as Thomas More, Ray Judson as
the Duke of ~orfolk, Daryl Strandlien as King ·
Henry VIO and Cromwell, Diane Mcintyre and
Monica Myers as More's wife and daught~r.
Corey Young as Richard Rieb and John
"Palafoutas as~illiam Roper.
Tickets for the production may be obtained
at Newport. Beach Clly Hall, the college's office
al 1665-D Westcliff Drive, Newport Beach., or at
the door.
* THE SADDLEBACK Valley Comrtlunity
Th.eater bas be.g.un the groundwork for iti.
09"Y ..............
TOUCHING MOMENT -Sir Thomas
Moore. left. played by Bill Gekas. is con·
soled by King Henry VIII. Portrayed bv
Daryl Strandlien. in scene from "A Man f~r
AU Seasons."
1978·79 season and is accepting applicatlon5 tor
directors and plays.
Applicants should submlt. in wrtUng, their
resumes and descriptions of the Pl•Y5 they are
interested in dl.-ecting, with a copy of the script.
if possible. Productions will be staged at the
Mlsslon Viejo High School UtUe theater, which
is Ml equipped to accommodate ambitlouis,
multiset shows.
The Saddleback players are look ing for
plays which have not been locally produced in
the r ecent past. Resumes should be sent to Ben
Jutii ai 24445 Chamalea Drive, Ml.sslon Viejo
92675, and furthei:; lnformatk>n ls available al
837-9680.
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toniaht in the UC Irvine Fine Arts Vill11e Con·
cert Hall.
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THE PLAYGIRL CLUB
The work, based on writings of Samuel
Taylor Coleridge and Samuel Beckett, has been
composed by Roger Reynolds, m usic professor
at UC San Diego . ... Reynolds created the work throuah use of
quadraphonic tapes. Its purpose, he clalms, ls to
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in the 1eneral listener as well-JS those
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11AM EVIMING · WITH a VIS.. ll:l S P.M. '* W-the \'06ce of Elvis on TV• H8')t)V Daya, also Femwood, USA. See Elvia' last
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A Valentine heart candy, that is ...
Every woman Qr gh:I who ex>mes into Charley
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Charley Brown's way of saying HOY Valentine's Day.
After all, Vatentine•s Day is happy. friendly, anC:J tasty
and so ls Charley Brown's.
Valentine candy wtll be given 'Fell'uilf 9 through
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The week's events.
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range from a concert by
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Presley Imitator Debut, at GG Clu , . . .. ~
By ltlKE PASllEVICH Wilcox durlng his performances was actually peared, looklne somewhat like Presley aif
cu•o.+•,,.. ... _.. ordered by Presley's wife, Priscilla, but never sounding a touch like the Kang. He kar~t
Elvis Presley imitators are a dlme-a~dozen picked up because of the King's weight pro-kicked and strutted his way around the staaijr'
nowadays. Since the King of Rock and R~ll blems. about4Sminutes. .
died, the number of performers trying to cash an An off.stage announcer (apparent. ly Dale) But his set ended with minimal appla f
on his memory has swollen to about 110 acts opened a recent show with: "on January 8, 1935, that dled quickly. However, he reappeared I I
across the country. a baby boy was born i~ Memphis ... : " an encore after the announcer informed
But Dick Dale, he of the famoos surf·e~a Meanwhile the band remained behlnd the gbt-heading for the ex\t.s that the sound booth h
Del Tones, thlnk's he's got a winner, so good to tery curtaih, playing spiritual music to give a been besieged by requests for "more.•• • j
fact tbat one of Presley's former bodyguards reverent air to the proceedings. Wilcox does Elvis at 11:15 p.m. Tuesd
walked out of Pete Wilcox's opening Finally the rather short-legged Wilcmc a~ through Sundays until Feb.19. performance saying it was all too "creepy." ' •
So Dale, owner of the Pll,)'girl Club in
Garden Grove, is bypinc the debut of Wilcox
with a rush of rumors that ml&bt make "Col!•
Tom Parker blush.
For example, Dale ~ays, the ~lt wom by
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Friday. Febtl.lalY 10, 1918 MOVIE REVIEWS
. I
Authentic Thrille~ · lilomes (J .ut oj 'GomP' ..
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·~OMA," writ.ten and directed by Dr. Michael
Crichton hom the novel
by Dr. Robin Cook, is a
medical thriller or ob·
v ious authenticity. A
doctor in tra ining,
Genevieve Bujold, won·
ders why so many
healthy patients lapsed
into comas during sur-
gery in a Boston
hospital. Could there be
a black market In
transplantable parts?
Her curiosity puts her in
jeopardy, and Crichton
exploits the s uspense
with enough skill to
make you overlook the
far.fetched nature of the
premise. The excellent
cast includes Mi chael
Douglas, Richard Wid·
mark, Rip Torn,
Elizabeth Ashley. Rated
PG, the autopsy scenes
m ay up set the
squeamish.
"'THE CHOla BO\'S"
Is Cllled with blue
language, ampl e
violence and enough sex
to make you wonder how
they'll ever edit this one
for TV -the medium
which would have ac·
commo dat e d its
cardboard characters
better than the big
scr een. It's adapted
from Jos eph Wam-
baugb's novel exposing
the crude underside or
the Los Angeles Polle~
Dep a rtment. But the
author abandoned
screenwriting credits in a major studio dispute.
No wonder. The film
wastes the talents of fine
actors -Charles Durn·
ing, Louis Gosset Jr.
and Burt Young -on a
one·dimensional script.
Robert Aldrich's direc-
tion is slick and keeps
the action moving. But
the material is strictly
drive-in, double feature 1
caliber. Rated R.
'"MIOM MIXleTY" la-..C-.. DY ,_.. aroeu • NIM Hlklltedl. .W
lt'I an allKtlOflalt, .. _llllMI
1111 ........ tr!IMt '° .. 11\Htw Of -pense. ereoU ,.,, ,,,,., M '"'
Wllatled tine• ...,.._. '° IN 1111-
P9llM geftre -•• .,.,,,,_ 111, -ti< wt. SCNI t ... Olllr~ lllUQlll
.,. ....... Mid 8"clc*s ......... -
-I ~OM MadtllN ICaM, HatWy
KormM , c:iori. L.udv ... .t and u. -•eci reni.. 11 .. ed l'O, but !Mi'•'• 11111• to olle,,d anyone, eacept
pOUlbly PS'fdMllrlSlf.
"He •Oel" -FINllY lfttf'e II a
movie tl\et credlbly 1um1 "" the
pll111t of the Vleln•m veteran.
"Herws," t\lln"lflO H_., WlnlLlff
a!W 5-11'1' """9, II • Oft1Mdnt ltw\' of a MM .,.._ tf'IM .. make .. _.
IO-•'I' WllJU"IUlnt ·~ *-· Aa •k OunM, W'ltalw ... an •llUll«'ll •ff/ _.,. "°"' IN """9ttl, ~ ""-''~KW ... _...,. ... t114MINll '-• '*""*
but·~ ........... Wellts ..
1tert a _..... ~ 111 cellMnli• Wffll a Mw fll 1111 W INM& leil•Wt• •
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trem • ment•I lluplt•I., •n•
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M\ln, llt'I ~ .. llM -· Yel llle'l'-•18lel'*e,._ ...... _
1urclll"9, 114'1119r 111re ef wtlat tlle'l''ll fllld. ,....._ .. II -for a <~ ..... !MOiie. '91111111 llftall-._.,,,. ......... .._ ... __
l••cltad In ..... -.... .., fttlitlfll '""'~--~~.
Ancient secrets _
or lost rartune •••
si.=~~ all hidden at
WALT DISNEY Production•
-CANDLESHOE
-. DAVID NIVEN.HELEN HAYES
CUtff.D§!!OOD (R)
'1HE GAUNTLET:.SONDRA LOCKE
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Dt!C•~ QWI 1.4.Srtm • ll:li lllHIUW • 1111m• · llll llJlllm•
JODIE FOST!R. LEO McKERN
--VIVIAN 1'tCKLES X:,.AON 800DWIN
=HUGH ATTWOOll -:DAVID SWIFT
• ROS£MARY ANHE SISSON -~M INNES
-:: AON MILLER """::NORMAN TOKAR TtCllnCGlDl9 K;• -.. -.. ,·-ce.·----t 111 ~t;1Jl1J :u 10
Brea Plau ...................... 529-5339
Roaamoor ................ (213)430-0419
Cine ma V1ejo .................. 830-6990
.Cinema West ••••••••••••..•••• 892-4483
Harbor Cinema ................ 646-0573
Fountain VaUey •• ~ ............. 839-1500
Clnedome •• .-. .................. 634-2553
Stadium DA .................... 639-7860
Brookhurst .................... n2-6446
Some w• believe -o.-S will not. O ecl cte fo r
1oul'Mlf.
M.,ltwn He...U In
'"The ~r Side Of
the Mount•ln
( A Quick Look at the Movie~ )
8111'1 CM ........ -Ille cNlftty ef Ill• mettrl•I .••• ,,,.,,., • N•M· dertll•I llner\'WI llv•Hl.,.s to ClroP a
aJrl from • "'°'IOll; lie 11 dlr.suacted
but M t ·-chldtd tor llW .,..,.. murder. Rated II.
"IOUUI" 18111'11Ully captur .. tht
Pitltr S<Mttw hit play -perf\apl 100
teltllfully, Ol1'9Ctor Sidney t.-e rt-
ta Ins Ill• lntellectualltv of • ~yclllatrlat'• _.t lnle Ille mind ol an !nolllll llO'I' Wiit .. ,,,.., honee.
Tll• part, wlllcll wH e11t••ln1J
ell\ tht """ .,_, tallly In the fllm. eut ..... tllm iW OI' 1 IKI, N Ktloot beumu 1tart11191y clMlll•llc.
IUctl~ tklrtoft dlspleya 811 okHlrne vleor as the OKtor, .,.,. "1rlll It ut·
tarly ,_,...llng M lN llO\' -0.Car
metwtal ...... R.
"T•LarON" Is Jim11 eond played without lonou• In c1>01t. c 11 .. 1es •l'OlllGll ,.,...1n1 1lr11Q111-
or remer l*'Y-IKed tllrouoll Ille ler-
ltlclled .. ., actwntun. We -etlled to btlltve that loony Donald
PleffMoe can l'9C1'11 AOber'I l'f05t'• "mtt• •• eo 119'-1 ,..., .. _, tile tel.,_ Md.ca-llOl'YMI cltl-
to lltow :Tt.:i:.• lnllallaUonl •• Nrt ol M ltlllllen plot. KG8
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'Vfbe One and Only''
is Funny, Hilarious and lbsteric81
(We're very serious about ... )
A Carl Reiner mm
HENRY WINKLER
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p....-Pir.t11a ,_. AFllll Mm PIDcllun
HenryWinkleris'1beOneand Onfy"Kim();rby William Daniels Harold GOOid Hent Wlechaim
Polly Holrtday and Gene Sab Written by SN Gmion Executive Producer Rlbert Halmi
Produced by Steve Gordon and David V. Picker Directed by Carl Reiner
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Fri 6;30, 8 :30~ 10:30
Sat/Sun,fAon 12:30p 2:30, 4:30
6:30, 8:30, 10:30
edwards CINEMA WEST
WESTMIHS'l'ER.A TGOLDINWEST
893-7587 892-4493
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Friday, FebNAtY to, 1971 OM.YPLOT C7
British G,rO.UR, 'i.a-,:rJ,' Maturing 1 . ...
Emmyloo Barris' Images o( Americana 'Unoonrineing'
:EMMYLOU SINGS AS PRETTY AS SHE LOOKS
By MIKE PAS~CJl Of .. DIMiy l'\lte .....
As many as 200,000 roclc fans are expected
to make their way to Ontario Motor Speedway
March 18 to attend an outdoor concert featuring
Aerosmith, Forelener. lleartt Dave Ma.son. Ted
Nugent. Santana. Bob Welcn and a new act. Rubicon.
Billed as Califomla Jun ll. it will be the
first festival show at the speedway since the
1uccesslul cal.lfornia Jam ln 1'74..
Tlctets w~t on sale today and are avail•·
ble at Tlcketron outleta at $12.50. Tickets at the
gate will be $17.
The Saturday concert, promoted by
California Jam, Inc. and Wolf and Rissmuller,
is set to run from 10a.m.to10 p.m. Leave early to
a void a traffic hassle. · ••• THE ABIUT\" TO tell a convincing story.
whatever its message or mood. bas always been a crucial element in successful pop music.
This week's brief look at recent releases
features extremely varied storytellers from the
soft country romanticism of Emmylou Harris
and the cosmopolitan hpagery of Billy Joel to t.heitreet..wiseatanceofEngland'aJam.
••• THE JAM, "TlllS ls The Modern World,••
Polydor (PD-1-6129).
On its second album, this young British trio
continues its commitment. both lyrically and
musically, ·to the sound of the "My OeoeraUon"·
era Wh:>. .
This certainly ls not a Sex Pistols 0 raunch and roll0 caliber band as the Jam's simplistic
and catchy pop melodies ..,d twaniU>s Ricken-
backer eultara will quickly prove. Shades of the
Beatles and the early '608 Meney Beat sound
are prominent. •
Whlle the band's muaJcal.punch ls not asap.
parent oo th.ls effort, ,WtartatJvoealiat Paul
Weller'• writing capablUtlee are maturtne. His stories are eniagtn1 ~ CID1"Qtba caucht
upln modemda)'llleof IAndQn.
It doesn't alwa)'8 worll. as on tne une
message ol 0 London Trarne:• but the album's
weaker spots are overcome by pop
masterpieces such as .. Life From A Window;
which echoes the optlmlstlc teen-apd Yislons of
Pete Townshend's "I Can See For Miles." The
beat .. new wave .. this side of Talklnl Heads and
Elvis Costello.
*** EMM\"LOU HARRIS, .. Quarter Moon In a
Ten Cen~ Town," Warner Bros. (BSK31~).
Ms. Harris always sings as pretty as she
looks and both the material (includlnt her hit
cover of Dolly Parton's "To Daddy''> and the
backup support from the Hot Band are first
rate. ·
However, the over-all mood ts so mellow
and slick that her images of Americana are
often unconvincing'. ·M with counterpart Jllta
Coolidge. lb. Harris seems to delicately .-ork
her way around the emotlonal Pl'~b needed to
bring a SOPg fully to lite.
While Bonn.le Raitt can strike a nerve with
country blues , one suspects Ma. Harris mleht get her nails doae before hopiiln& a anutbbcMmd
freiaht train.. ••• BILIS JOEL, •-rho Straqer," COlambla
CJC 34981).
The commel'tlal success of tbt evocaUve
''Just Tbe We.¥ You .&re.•• bas bn>Qght a crafty
sln&er /songwriter a welcome Gballce at an
enlaraed t~g.
Joel has· a personable flair for romanUe
lyrical nuances and sets an emotional scene as
well 1lS aDf conte~porary sonpriter. •
A good example ls "Scenes From An Italian
Restaurant," an old lovers briefly reunited.
piece that could easily have been an exerclse in
kitsch, butlt worltsqultewelL.
His honesty 1n 4ealinit with avera1e people
offsets a tendency to overdramatize their sltua·
tions. ''The Stranger .. \s a thinking per&ODS an-
llilote for Barry Manilow Syndrome.
Variety Spices D~tes
. ft'Om the
QubtptqJS
BestSeler. .•
TheWldest,
~ R.wiest Cops_
TOOAY, .. •aaUAltY,. Ewr.
"A HATPUL Ofl UlftH -led
b' Sout11 CO.st A<tou. ~ 1· JO
•.m. todrt, s.t11rdey -Sund•Y,
L•aun• Beach P:•st•v•I of .t.rll
Forum The~lltt'. Tioets U •lld up.
ProcHdS lo St. Judt' Chlldr•n'J R~urch Hosc>!tal. lnfo<INtl-, , ...
ervat10M tS7-0282.
Times/ Places
Cltlftnt. R~Ml9M, 2u.tl8-f7'0.
RINAISSANC:t Wa .. c, tod•Y
llwougll W.y, F•. tt, 0..!N'llM
Coll .... ~-.. Vorl-.,,.. .. ln-
dlMH119 CO!Qrl by Ille l.M MQelft
CMm\19r ~(Mtlro, •rt ullll>lls,
llotrlKCH!llltl •-ts, lllOU9V"•tl0ft cloy. 1111omwllo11 tw-tru.
S1>«W Umlr~£~nl
Held O•er 2nd Smash Weett
AaT LllCTURI: -".II.di few ~n:
Ullleu YfN're " Wom.wt:• 7 o·aocl1 to11lght by e1 .. nor ,t.ntl11 ., ....
N•wport HarbOr Ari Muse.Im, UO
Soft Cletn9f'll• Ottw , ..._i e.ocn. tkkets ... ,_,... ,,..11n.
"IN Sl:AltCN W S«llNO," OtOll99
CO.st Coll ... Sci.nc. Hall, 7: IS p 'ft. ~y end s.t ... y. Tl<ll.U. P.lCI. ••. so at llllefttS.
Golden WMI College The.ltr, U744 Goldell Wfft St., H11nlfnoton BM<h.
"ltl:YNAltO THE flOX" Col St•le Fu11 .. 1on ,,..,_ Tl>H!ff, 7:JO p.rn.
tocley, 11 o.m. -2:30 p.m. S.tur· dav. 2:30 -s p.m. Sundoy. Tki<els
Perf-1119 Arta c..Mr boa offl<a.
''ITAltl Ofl TUTAtOCNAMUN/• pl-1¥1""' .,_ .t Clnffllh Pert!
0-v•tory, .,.tous times tlw.uoll
Ju... 4, Tiff .... 21J 6M-11tt tor 09•
tolls.
At SpecMJly Selected Tlteauea And Driw·lns!
lfXP•alMINTAL SOUNO concert, "Vol<HPac•: Contem·
porery Stcwytelllno.'' directed llY
R09er Re.,,..eds, tft91Ntf, <om-r
•"" prol•nOf' of music. UC SJn 01990, I p.m. UC lrvlN Fine Arh
Vlll;t9e Coll<ert H•ll. Tick•IS "· $2 UCI •l..cNnts. P , OIMr stuOenh, UCI
IHully end st•lf. lnlorm•llo11
m.6378.
DRAMA wottttsHOP -"T911 Litt ..
lftdl-" ~ bot UC lrvln. •llHMnts of *'--,..,,. Am Llllle 'ThHler, 1'1 Hut'Nlllltlll& H•ll, a p...,.
IOdOY oncl SM\rdlty. Admltsloll, 7 S unts. tnlOmWIUoltGM617.
ERICH 1,lllfSOOltP, ~ ConduC·
tor, •••d• Ill• Los An o•••s
Pllllh•rmOllic In 8"1fl0Ytll'• Sym· phonies Nos. t In C Mel No. 7 In A O<!d 11.,o·• Vlollll Collutto, t:JO 111.m. lo-d•y, 2':30 p.m. S.t.wdey, Music
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form•tloft 2tM'72.Jtl I. ONl.Y SUNN COMPllMENTARY PASSES ACCf PTEO
SEE DIRECTORIES FOR SHOWTIMES AND 2ND FEATURES
MESA, Costa Mm • 640-5825
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"HOW THI oTHla MAU' LOYD,. fl01t•1•11 "1\M .... T1VA\., nrJt of
Illy IM H""''"""" 8MC.h Pl•.,.__ thrM monlllly ....,..,. of FrMKh,
dinner ahow 7:)0 p.m. FrldeYI, ll•llOfl Mid ScoonlSI) ~ 7 p.m.,
S•lurd•ys •nd Sundays throv9h Forum 2 Ti..•ttr, Golden W•sl M••<h net Edgc!w•ter H'f'lllt .._., College, Hwtl~Oll -..Ch. 1~
P•t II le Coast HlghW•Y •11d. tl011"2·7711,ut5't. wntmln~t« lloulev•rd, LOno O..ch.
THE SYLVlltS, S<IUI •lfttlnt 9roup, 6
DANCl!S AT EIGHT, modtn> .S...<• •ftd I p,m. today •nd Sunday et
com,..ny, I p.m. tod•Y-s.itur~y, MoVI< Mounleln In V•'-I•. Pork
Rona Barrett (ABC· TV) Says:
"Tl')e audience loveCI 'The One and Only'
-they laughed their heads off!"
A Carl Reiner Film
HENRY WINKLER
"°""· 10 •.m. to 10 p.m. ttldey Md Sun~y.10o.m.to6p.m.Molldoy,
SUNOAY, FElltUAaY U
''THI •OMa."llt.dllllatorymvslcol,
P"n.nted..., UC trvlnt 11lldttal1tob-
_,,_. .. Mtlonol ... HlltorY
WMll, a 11.m.. FIN Al1I VIII ... CM-
artJ10ll.
MONDAY, l"ElllUAltY 11
oaAMA -s.t.ctH IJ(ftl .. frOfOI
SllOHpH.r• It\' member• of IM
Royel Sh0HP9•r• COmp011'f' 01 Str11tord·on-Avon, Engla11d. FIM
Arts Vlllege Tlleet«, UC lrvlne, I
p.111. -.y. TIM4eyond~.
Tl<k•IS for MolldOy l.Clu,..
ctemonstrotlOll, $2 t9119r•I Nllll•MM ,
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WltOftUDAY,flHltUAltY1f
ll'"CM l.lUdOOltfl,...-st COllClll<•
tor, SldMY Kfrt.h, vlollnht. Los Ano•••• Plllllwlrmo11tc co11ur1, f :30 p.m., Los ~ Mwk c.tw :,;.:~!1~~i. Tlc~t l11formolle11
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llrl.stof 51reeb; s.nc. AM. Ho ..
mlNIOll cNrfe.
THUiuoAY, P'aaaU.t.aY 16
INTI RNATIOftAL AUTO IHOW,
.,.,10.a '''"" ••v t~ ,..._ 20, ,t.n•h•lm Convention C.nler. ,,._
lonNllOft, tic~ .. ~"'·
J NIW COMIOIU, "~ M>d Mflr-·
rl•1• •11d Tlltn Wll•I'" I 111.m.
Tl••irMl•'t'S !Ind Flidoys, 1 encl •:• p.m. So~ thfWlll Mlirch II, CHI Tlluter, 104 -i!I Centro, Hollywo•d. Reurvotlon• 21).Mf>.274D.
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.ti '·TRUE .. LOVE STORY. ..
For everyone who believes in happy endings
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"'THE GAUNTLET" (R)
''T AXl-cAB DRIVER;:
"HEROES" (PG)
"THE STING"
ALL DRIVIMNS O"EH 6:l0P.M. .... H'ILY
CftllCI Undw 12 f'rH Untcn • k1cldle Punro"ftd
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11 'JheBarold Yins~ '\\bat)UI drtam-llley..Jlo1
HAROLD ROBBINS' · .
EMANUEL L WOLF P'-111
LAURENCE OLMER
ROBERT DUVALL KK{HARINE ROSS TOMMY LEE JONES JANE ALEXANDER
.. ·HAROIJJ ROBBINS' THE BETSY
LESLEY-ANNE DOWN JOSEPH W1SDWI EDWARD HERRMANN
PAUL RUDD KATHLEEN BE1.l.Eft
Sc111inplay by WILLIAM BAST and WALTER BEMSTB" Music JOHM BABRY
Produced by ROBERT R. WESTON Dlrtetad by DARrEL PETRIE j!JRESTB:IEDc.j
An Alktd AntS1S/l9old Robbins lntema1lonal Production M Aiied ~.... -....... .,.. ... F
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edwards.CINEMA CENTER
HARBOR AT ADAMS, COST >.MESA
MESA VERDECEMTER 979-4141
Schedule · · •
Friday a:ad, ads, 10t30
Sat.4Sun f:3o, 3:45, a:oo
"'' 10:30 • )lonfl\les 7:15, 1:30
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APPOINTMENT TOLD
Tom Wolff Jr.
Louis Harris & As·
sociates •
• WOLFF has been ap.
poi_nted a member of the
board of governol'S of
... .. 0
The Ca Ii for n i a ~~ii!!i!!!!=!!!!!!!!!!!!!~==!i! Shakespearean Festival.
according to Wileman.
Wolff.joined the Irvine
Company in 1972 as pre-·
sident of the Irvine In-
dustrial Complex befbre
becoming a partner in
the Newport Develop •
ment Cortlpany.
A RAY smRK PRODUCTION OF A HERBERT ROSS ALM
.NEIL SIMON'S
JliE GOODBYE GIRL
RICHARD DREYRJSS ·MARSHA MASON
and nmducirg QUINN OJMM1NG.5 DS Lucy
\lk!Um bi/ NEILSIMON • Produced by RAY SfARK • Directed by HERBERT~
l4Sc Scmdand Adapkd by~ CRJSIN • Song•GoocliyeQi"
Wrttenand Fab11ied byQl4.JIDGATES• a RASTAR f-eature • Pmtsby MGf La tmt'!::a~l QNoor~ .. ~._.! INW6llillllilt•Fleii!iu•"lr-11ocal • .,;-l
Edw.,ds Schedule
O.Uy7:15. 9:15
Fri. 6:00, 8 :00, 10:15
Sat/Sun/Mon 2:00, 4:00,
6:00, 8:00, 10:15
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ompeUUons Jn which
here ii ••lly a free
catecorY.
Olte of their f.-ee form
cat.ions 1s a Kln1 Tut Ck. oomplet.e with a am~ab'a false beard, a
ilded face and ero1lnbtc. on bis ct.
Their other .. weird
ater!owl" is a Darth
ader duck, &reath
Ilk and all. "We had
rely M our IOft for the
all on that 0ne," Mrs.
ace said.
"It's kind of fun to
ave a cha.nae from do-
ng something llkt the
llard," Chace said.
•Atthougb we found we
ad to work almost as
aftl on those two as we
id some or our other
irds."
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LENELL AND TOM CHASE OF HUNTINGTON BEACH SHOW DECOYS IN PROGRESS
DetaH on Female Mallard (Below) Too~ Hundrede of Hours to Carve
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A moving~ A~ ltOl"3'
A .iory fA ~ hllred. friendlbii)I triump1a. and Jove.
WINNER~
GOLDEN GLOBE AWARDS
INClUOtNO BEST PtCTURI!
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a
' · • ; Friday, Februuy to, 1971 DAILY PILQT (,"9
Happin~ ht ~arinony
~
By USA ROBINSON
Unlike other performers whose rellatoua
thou,hts are private, Al Green -a bom·aaaln
ordamed mlnister -feels he manaaes to aet hla
me11a1e across onstage.
He does it through "love and happlneu"
<which ls the tlUe or one of h1a bl11est hits)
rather than the preachy sermona he used to de-
liver in the middle of his shows.
"I •Ina to make people hapPf;• Ah•>" .. lo
make them shout for joy."
And ln doinJt so. the IOod looldnt, blaet
superstar has earned eighf aotd •lniles, three
platinum singles. seven gold albuma, ahcl four
platinum albums.
CON81t>ERED A ROMANTIC aex aymbol
for years, Al had his private life hlChl1
publlch:ed a fe"Y years aeo when an ex·
&irlfriend broke into bis Memphis mansion,
dumped a pot of grits on him, and then fatally
shot heraetf.
A trademark of his shows 1UU II the band·
lns of roses to hls screaming female fans. Once
he received a petition from Memphis women
beggin1 him never to marry.
After hls many hits in the early 19'10I, Al
Green stepped back a bit. Talkln1 last week In a
New Yqrk-hotel prior to his big Radio Clty
Music Hill concert, Al said, "I went a•ay. I
went to get something together called 'presenta·
lion.'
"In order to live forever you've eot to
believe ln something ... something you can't
see. The thinp you can see will eventually de·
cay and pass away, but the tblnp you can't see
are elemal. You can't see love, you can't see
.toy , you can't see peace of mlnd.
•·1 had to make a decision for m)'Self.
Did I want to at.op where I was, or go on! Was I
satilfied wlth my career at that point, or dld I
want to arow wltb time ancl arace and un·
· de.,at.andln•? To be creaUve. •. to be a aeneral·
inl eource ot power foT my communitJ, my
brothers and mten. and myself.
•'Love and bapplnesa is one of my
trademarks, -obvloully. lt was such a biC hit
that I can't do a ebow ...Uhout doln• that aong.
But my re~ aetlvlU. and ~ perfonnioi
(,_•_o_m __ ,,_11_L_K _ __...J
is all ooe. UJOU°re l'Oinl to Uve something. then
you have to be able to do It complet~.
.. You bave to be totally C01Pm1lted, so It
shows tbat the idealism in the muste comes
from the dNrcb. Tben it eoes to the lactort for
'J)l'Oduc:tioD -wblcb is the studio -and then it
aeta out &Mn to tbe people oo tbe street.
··YMa AGO THE church WU t.be meet· .
inc place, and the focal point or blatk music.
Everybody from Nat King Cole to Sam O>ol(e
comes from the cburcb, that's where the music
comes froln."
Now recording in bis own studio <bouud in
his Memphis office complex). Al feels be has
"total freedoD)." .. I bave the freedom to be
resPonsible to my work and t.uDes, rather than
havin& to fit myself to other people'a schedules .
.. In YoW' own studio you can come in and'
sing when you want to sine. Sometimes JOU've
got to do lt unW four or five in the momln~ and
it's just coffee and work. coffee and wortt, but
YoU know you bave the total reapoaslbllit,J to get
it out to the people."
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Telerision • ~ J
TONIGHT'S LATEST LISTINGS CJe ~ v P1l.OT F~day,Febnlaty10,1978
I IWJ.\ \
EVENING
--1i ==&Wa 8 EMIAOeHCY ONEI
DeSoto ~· tha poaal-blllty of buying • '-ea D MOVIE
•• "K.lnga 0t The sun," ( 1"3} Yul 8'ynnet, Georoe
Chelllrle. A Meyan king
.... whet la .. ,, of hf•
cMIMted country"*' and
.... ~b America. (2
hra.)41. ·-•
• THI! MADY BUNCH
Bobby dwelope ecroohe>-
bia.
G) THE AOOkl£S
Two u-eonvlcta are IOOM
~ the dlV c.rylng cont ...
1'4~"· 4D WHYNOTA
WOMANt
AllCN£W8 1
9:ao THE~ ta RIGHT m BEWl'TCHE.D
.. Samanttta'a Shopping
Sptee" Intrigue
ctn and c:hlet 8COflOl'lllat.
Wiina. Wald & eo .. 1nc:.
l:OO 1J C8S MOVIE
.. Tile Prealdent'•
Mist, ..... (Prem!«•) a-..
&~. K.,en Greale.
When a courl« for an
American MC:Urity agency
ln.,..tlgalN a ~ hla
....... la • Sovie! tpy, he
dlacoveta an locradlble
behlnd-llle-ecenes IOf~ In
~t.
11J AOCl<J=ORD FIU!'.8
"The Competitive Edge"
RQ.cld01d tallows tile ttell
of a bMller Who hll
tllipp.d bell to an tnMM
asylum wntwe Jim unwtt-
mgty l>ecOIMa • pat'-11
Stephcln Ehloll, Rob«t
H~ guest 11., II Ill ABC MOVIE * * "FrMl>ie And The e..n" c1111•1 J-eun.
Alan Arton. Two tree-
w'*'ling San Francisco
copa are p lagued by
uncontrollabl9 cars end
elu9MI ladles u they race
around town protec:ung
the man they Intend to
arreet.(R) SI OVEAEA8Y
GuMt ctia1 Julili Clllld.
G!) COHSUMEA
.SURVIVAL KIT
"'Tax ....
()) UNTAMED WORLD
QJI MV.V GRIFFIN
Gu.ta: Ciiva OeYla, Mells-
•• Menchaater, Er1c
Carmen.
Beau Bridge~ and Su!>an Blanchard
portray a couple involved in a deadly
political mystery m ''The President'::.
Mis tress" toni,ght at 9 on CR..<;. Channel a.
0 IAOHSIOE
OetectlYe Sergeant Brown
ia ac;cused ol brutallly
when a hippie 11*1 of a
bell.llflO. m MERV GRIFFIN
Guests: Cll\/'11 Dal/la, Mella-
sa Manchester. Eric
C&rrnen, Al Stewan, Randy
Edelman, Berry Manllow.
6l) THE SIX WIVES OF
HENRY VIII
7:00 IJ THE M UPPETS
G~t: Elton John.
D N8CNEW8 8 LIAMCl.UB 8 A8CNEW8
G) I LOVEUJCV
Lucy and Ethel Invite
themselll'l!a to a rugged
camping trip w1111 th91r apou-.
.., AQAM.12
OHloera M.iloy and Aeed
#feet • ~ ped(lar Md
tweuppller.
fl:) MACNEii../ LEHRER
REPORT
Gi) CAlJFOfNA
TONIGHT
Cl) TO TELL THE TNITH
0 Q'.j HOLL VWOOO
SQUARES m THE BRAD~ BUNCH
The Brldy'a grandparents
corr>a to lllllt.
CB AOAM-12
Malloy and Reed arreet a
pair ol phony money
pa-Hra and catch a
robber In the act.
8i) LA. INTEACHAHGE
"Informed Sources" "9 VOTEA'8 PIPELINE
.. Orange County In
WaaNngton" Host Jim
Cooper ttawtla to w~
lngton to dllcl.a ~
Cowlty -wltfl ll'le
country'• 0019-1•1 Cll nE MUPPET'S
7:30 tJ AL.L-8T AA ANYT)ilNO
GOES
"Huebtlnda va. WI.,.. .. D WILD KINGDOM
"Scouting And Wlldllfe" 8 HEWl.VWEO GAME
Ou.t: Rudolph Nia-11)1911,
H> II())' WONDER
WOMAN
A m(ater •I diagulH
(Ch«1ee Pleru) attempt&
IO get al IN Information
Oaann~I Lbtl11g•
1J KNXT (CBS) Los Angeles D KNBC (NBC) Los Angeles e KTLA (Ind.) Los Angeles 0 KABC· TV (ABC) Los Angeles
Cl) KFMB (CBS) San Diego D KHJ-TV(lnd.) Los Angeles 0 KCST (ABC) San Diego m KTTV (Ind.) Los Angeles
CD KCOP·TV (Ind) Los Angeles fD KCET·TV (PBS) Los Angeles m> KOCE· TV (PBS) Huntington Beach
on • -althy 1ndustrtalla1
(George Chaklrl1) that
IRAChas D l'AMILYCtRCUS
"A Special Valentine" An
antmeted mu9lcal featuring
811 Keene'• charllCle<a •
Mommy. Daddy, Biiiy,
Dolly, ~. llllle PJ, Klll)'-
cat. Barty end Sam. U COUEOE BASKETMU.
Callfornle Golden "--
-UClA lruina II 9 DONNY & MARii!
GYeatc ~ Buzzi, Ron
Howard.
l ~SWILD
CAAOI.~
AHOl'NEHOS
GuMla: O.Yld Hartman,
Paula t<elty.
Cl) COUEOE
~
Stanford va.. use 9 • WASHINGTON
WEEK IN REVllW
l:30 D CPO 1HARKSY
MPNlll'a Paradlae" Squat-
ly Chlel Stlattc4iy breathn
flra wtian lie diloowre ht.·
drlll lnalrue1ot le llnNlclng
out night• to dal!Qt with
taNwomen. D COHCEH'TRATION
l ~u~
WEEK
"A Hope For L-lnll ..
tlon" Gu.I: Or. A Gery
ShUllng, Nn1or vice ~
"Anne Boleyn" Henry 1a
mroughly capllvatea by
Ann9 Boleyn untM she pro-
OUOM Ille longed-tor lleit
end the Infant la bOrn
dead.
Ci) F1RINO UHE
(I} MOVIE *** "The Orgarllntlon" (11171) Slmey POltlar, Bar•
bera t.fCHW. A lurnltlh
COfl'1C*'tY manager tuma
up deed ef1• • lonune In
heroin .. atden lrOl'll '*"-
(2 hra.)
10:00 D OUHCY
M~To Aan."' Quincy
~ that an 8r'llblfloua
yo;.rng ~ (Joltn
Fink) admlnlatered the
.iow-acling drug that
lnduc«I h4s wtt.' e fatlll
'-' ettack, but • hatty
~-tton. ordered by the
husbMd. stymlee Ouil'CY
and makea It almo1t
lmpoealble to prove Illa ea NEWS
«I) HONEYMOOHEAS
Alie. trlet1 to aurprlee
Ralph 'f"'lh a redKc>rated
lljlal1rnent, but a mi..
placed glOYe atatte a
ll'lilund«wtendlng.
QI!) THE ADVOCATES
1o:ao G me HEW MEED
"AITIMlca'a N9w Votunt-
Paul Winfie/,d Superb
~ ............
PAUL WINFIELD AS MARTIN LUTHER KING
An Extraordinary Performance In TV Drama •
By JA \" SHARBUTI'
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Okay,
give Paul Winfield his Emmy
award now. No way--any-artor
this season can top his work as
Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. in
NBC's "King," which a starts
it$ three-night run Sunday at 9
on Channel 4.
The movie, by Abby Mann,
dramatizes the life and times of
lhe controversial black civil
rights leader, from his early·
·manhood to his assassination in
Memphis, Tenn., in April, 1968.
NBC not.es that in some ln-
's tan c es, none specified.
"dialogue, action and Composite
characters were created to ad·
vance the story.•• Actual
newsfilm footag~ ot King's era
also is used in the movie.
TUBE TOPPERS
NBC GJ 8:00 -Famil)' Circus. A TV special based on the cartoon which
appears in the Daily Pilot.
CBS 8 9:00 -'''l'he Presl~nt•i
Mistress." A new TV movie focusing 01' e~pionage an~ intrlg'\le in government
with Beau Bridges and Karen Grassle.·
ABC fJ 9:00 -•'Freebie aqd the
Bean." Jame!l Caan and Alan .Arkin
play a pair of unhlt)ited cops in ·san
Francisco in thls action movie from 1974.
Arrfrl Pfockload 9)1 AKQ.
a-&" I • NEWS 1,.ATINO
~ 11~.t'Jl~~
em.a
"'--And TM 84iolt"
Apt1I Wupecitlng her bor-
lrlend to poo tM ~
8tf'f time -· .. ~And. Tiit Tltp" VI Md TOl'il II~ ''II'-" 11'1 their _, •• eui ..
caM.
" MOVll ** "~Inge Of TM Sun."
(11163) YUi ~. Oeorge
Cllalllrta. A May1n king
taMa what II left of hia
~ oounnymen and
Mlle to ~ A,tnertpa. (2 IQ.) . .
• ntll OOOOOUl'll Heim'• llfllUno brother, a ~ ....... to
OloN,Feb'•• ....... I LrT'8 MNOIA DIAL
DIQ(e,\Wl'T
Gueet: ,_.,... WllfNd
Shead. ID "4Aaet.I LIHfla REPOftT •
11:30 11()) M•A•S•H
Tiit 4077th NtltM do>MI to
listen to the Atmy-Nevy
g9l'N ..,_, tt19V're born.
birded and left With .,.,
unHploded bomb to
d--.(R)
D TOHIOHT
Hoit: Jotlnfty Ca,.on.
~Carol Neblttt, LOia
f alena. Or. W1fllam Holen. g LOVE, AMINCAN
STYLI!
"'--And TM TUba·•
Henry brlnge hie tuba
along Of1 hfa llCll .. :.0-L
"Love And TM Ottem
Bufglat" tieleft drefm&
tnll e burglar 11 abou1 to
pay • lllelt.
0 0 BARETTA
"The H.it Miiiion Ooltar
Baby" Tony'a llM and nip.
utallon u an ~t Goe>
we almoel deetro)'9d Wiier\
he le used. without the
knowledge, to •teal
$500.000. (A)
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KA08---•w1c'9dof
tlrllll:w•Nuu dooe to ldl .,.......,....,,....
• CMJ'T10HU> MO ...
MORNING
11:oo. lWIUOKT ZOH£
Tiit lltat men 10 vlalt Mara
la relleYed to llnd that M¥-
tlane -_,, """'9n-al<•. -~°' IUtMVAL • MOY~ ** * "TM Uttle Shep-'*d Of Kingdom eom.··
(1H1) ctlUI Wlllll, Jltnrnle
Rog9'L A young l<er)tucky
mountllln INiy goa1 ln\o
the CM W.,, ~for
the ~ ltMlt lovtrlg the ~-(1tw .• 30 mill.) ,._.(I) CM LATEMOY!e *" "Kanut City 8°""*"" (1872) Aaql*
Wtilch. KMn Moeriiy.
Wlw'I • roller dar1JV qllMll
~ lnvoMd Wlltt the
dlib'• --· ...,. ~ m.-begll\ IO~ w .. ,,_;MOVIE * * * "AdventurM Of Mwco Polo" ( 1838) Gary
Coop«. &aill Rathbone.
TiW tr ...... of 13ftM:ilntuty
explOteir Marco Polo brtng
111"1 10 CNna. (1 Iv .. 56
min.)
• MOVIE
.... ~ Morwtet. Ole"
(1959) Boris l<Alrtoff, Hide
Aderni.. A ~ Amert-
C*', vl9ltlng Ilia English
tlMOM'a pwente, recolla
In honor _.., he '-"*
the family'• Met9t. ( 1 bt ..
30lftln.)
12:17 8 BTARTIME
"F,.. Of Olarge" John
CUNYet-.~Beker.
A muelc1an, 0¥el wMtned
by tha 1119 of tile city. goea
on a one-man rnlallon to
make people --of theif ~v.iu...
12'40 0 MOVIE ** •A Rellec:1ioll Of
,...,... c ttn) "'°"" ..... e.-y Ki*l'Mfi. A "*' end NI,,._.,..~
iy.....-~--~ o1w...-· • .,.....bUt ......,. • ...,~.ct
tw~20-.1 •
1:G08 MDIOHflNOW..
I .. :NM•C..~
TM ... 0... KC end the
8u111lllM Band, Rloll
Orio., y"°""" Elllmln,
Aonnle~ 8 ISP't
"w.lgM Of Tlw WOftd'"
1:11• TAUCA80UT . "Selllno The Uw'' ,_. MCMI
.... ,. .. ,, __ .. (19e.3~
John Conte. l.ynn letl.
The .. ~ end "* to.~ beool'llel ~
~ dlslwbed --"'"· ~ ....... f'IU'det.
I"' .. 30 mlll.) 1:11 NIWI
&:GI MCMI ** ....... °"AWIC A"""-'' (1M4) t<lm
~. Alc:tlltd Altenbot'-
ougtt. A ~ to gellt "900Cllllllon of Mr ....,.,...
,.,,.. powet'I, pliww •
kidnap • chld and lhtoulJh
her ... tnf0tm IM euthori-
tlH ~f Iha Chlld'a
~(2hra.)
• MOYl!S ••'At "The Red Snow"
(195i) Guy Medlaon. Ray
Mala. Myet«loul llghta
and noleM, -In Ru.-at.ti temtory nMr a U.S.
NI fllotw blM In AIUka.
la.di Iha U.S. to l*leYe a
.,. WNpOn la being
1eated. (1"'~30 tnln.) t'.199 N!W8 2:801 = •*Wt "Th• Wedding
Night'' (1835) Gary eoo,er, Mna Stan. A
~~love '°' ,_ ~ wl'9n
... "*"9• 1111W men. Ct
2:45 1"'" =) 3:00 NEWS
3:20 MOVIE •*'** "Sword 01 ··Unoelot •• (111$3) Comal
Wiide, .MM 1V---. After
Kq AlttMll dleooYer9 •
._~~ ow-. end t...nce6ot.
h4J .,.,.._ the knight
from the kingdom. (2 tn..
20 min.) a:aom MCME **· ''The Son Of Or. Jekyll" .(1851) Louie
Haywwd, Jody U-enoe.
The '°" of the fAlnOUI Or.
Jell)'H cont"-WC>f111ng
and~ the formula
l"Ml)Or'.aible tor hla fettlet'•
trwwformatlon. (2 lwe.) uae .wa
'-'00 •• tilOVll * * "Caplfve • Ytlld
WornM.. (1843) Ev9tyn
AnUn. John CenedlM..
An cnngutM .. tnna-
tonned Into a ~
-tMlly to r..,..n lo M
llnlmlll. C2 Pn-1
• MOW! * * Fog FOi' A ~·
C 1160) David Sumn•r,
~ Tr11-9. A~
pollotwOn\ln .. """ • bell by ~ In • tfflP to
utch a llomlcldlit meni.o
~btlfotlM
Gf llW .. blondM. (2 .......
.... \I l 'l{IJ.\'
TV .Drama 'King' • in 1-
(TV REVIEW J earlier, with FBI chief J. Edgar
Hoover <Dolph Sweet>, ~gered
by King's critic.ism, telling ~
porters: "Martin Luther King is
the mostnotoriousllarin the Unit·
edStat~."
Kin~), ref~ to move to tbere1111"
of a bus in Montgomery, Ala., and
is arrested !.or violating se~
tionlaws.
IT'S BOUND TO cause fresh
arguments over the use of his-tory as entertainment or vice
versa, but I don't think there'll
be a ny a rgum ent about Win-
field's powerfUl performance in
the title role.
· Sunday's premiere starts with
re-created news foota&e of King',S
1968 trip to Memphis and the de-
monstration be led ln support of
black garbage workers that
turned into a riot, left one black
youth dead and the Nobel Peace
Prize wimer blam.lng himself for the tragedy.
It ends in a scene a rew years
I N BETWEEN AR E re·
creations of King's early work in
desegregation and bis wooing.
while a divinity st udent. of
Coretta King (Cicely T yson)
even though be was engaged to
another woman 1n Atlanta at the
time.
The courtship. the hints he
was to be more than just another
minister like bis father (Ossie
Davia), areQ't. atetchecl very
well,
But impact begins building at
the historic moment a black
woman. Rosa Parks <Yolanda
It puts King, the new pastor~ a Baptist church i
Montgomery, on bis long mar ror civil rights, preaching llOO·
violence and meeting plenty of
violelfce -and imprisonment -
a long the way.
How nll that changes, bow
King's civil rights fight is
widened to protest the Vietnam
War, is told Monday and Tues.
day nights. The entire film will
doubtless reopen old sores. ze..
kindle old controversies.
But "King" definitely is worth
watching -ii only to see a rare-
for·televislon performance by a
line actor, Paul W'mfield.
GOLDEN GLOBE NOMINATION
BEST ACTOR -HENRY ~l~KLEf,t
COMICS I CROSSWORQ
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TODAY~ ..
In Southern California, a really special time has
come along to buy the Jaguar you have always
wanted.. . ~
• • . THE JAGUAR XJS
NOW AVAILABLE · IN COSTA MESA
Jaguar unleashes • new breed of cat. The XJS. It may well be the best-handhng four-passeng~ car In
the world. If this sounds like an extravagant cllum. read AUTO TREND It h1ndles even better than
previous Jaguars. The XJS is PoWe<ed by Jaguar's electronically fuel·m1ected V-12. And yet for all of its remar~e performanoe cap1billtles. the XJS la an 1mazlngly smooth & QU1et motorcar 11 any speed. The
luxury of the XJS Is complete, toP grain leathers, thermo.tltiCMty controlled 1lr conditioning, automatic
transmission & AM/FM radio with 8 t~ stereo .,..111 stllndard. T .. t driv'6 this new breed of cer today!
And we hive 1 g191t se1ec:1i()j, ·or pre-drl'l9fl I~ alWIYl fn stock.
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For A Superior
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Prices Start
At About
•11,000*
. ONLY A FEWSUNllOOF MODELS l.EFTI
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The Ultimate
European Luxury
Car That Is
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Lower Than
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lf7J tMW IAVAllA 1974 tMW J.OS. 1977 IMW UOI
4 speed tnanamiealon air · lfJJ IMW l.OCS Automatic transmission. Automatic tr.,ismlsslon.
conditioning & aunr'oot.' 4 epeed trensmesslon and ai r conditioning and stereo ~ air cond.
(362JPS). sunroof. <261MCG). sunroo[. (388J<Lf). (009UMX).
I '71 )C 2400 1974 IMW J002 1974 IMW 1.0CS. lf7UMW llClle
4 speed. p~. steering, 4 spee~ trans .• stereo Automatic trans.. sunroof 4 speed trans. Wf1t\ AM/FM &~nroof. (0431). ca s a e t t e & a I r and leather Interior. sunroof. (ERIN D>.. Must~ cond1tiot'l4ng, (763MCC). (488LNT). I I 10 CMOesl NOW
lt76 RAT Xl/t ltH POUCHIJ5' 1974 l'MrO WA80M lt71 POMnAC.....,
With stereo cassette &' Coupe. In excellent 4 speed transmission end Esprit. With •t•t•o
only 19.000 miles. (887 condition. Has factory onl y 35.000 mlles. caasette. mags l ~
PFI). chrome~. (0624). (460PHKl. paint. (~). .
The ilifference tiitween a
·, MerJieiles·Benz lease and ~ny
other is the Mercedes-Beni •
The car you lease does make
quite· a difference. After all, you ·
don't drive the lease, you drive the
car. Apd when you lease a
Mercedes-Benz you drive some·
thing special indeed.
Whichever Mercedes-Benz model
ynu. chooke, you drive one of the
world's most resp~cted automo·
biles. A car with legendary en~i
neel'ing, meticulous craft5mansh1p,
, outstanding performance and
safety.
. Something else: you'll drive the
car you lease for two, three-or even
four y~rs. Most cars JObk out of
date aU too quickly. But when you
lease a Mercedes-Benz, you arive a
car with classic lines and timeless·
ness that is never out of date.
We have several leasing plans to
offer you. One is certain to make it
more convenient tor you to dnve a
Mercedes-Benz than you
might have thought possi· ®
ble. Call us t()day _for the .
surprising facts.
As)( at>otrt our
many ~nvenient
leasing plans~
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•
MEW '71 MUSTAMG II
2 D00a HAID1'0P
4-speed ll*lual transmission. oontoored bucket seats.
carpeting, aound Insulation package. tachOmeter, amp
& temp. gauges, Wheel covers, 2.3 litre 1-4' engine, bsw
bias tires. PQWet' rack and pinion steering, console.
pawer front disc brakes. front and rear bumper guards.
Ser. 18R02Y125223 Stk. #0531
FAlllASllC
FEBRUARY·
TRICK SALE
OUR PRICE s3799
1.8 hire transverse mounted engine. 44P99d fully.
avnchronired manual trans., front wheel dnve. rack &
pinion steering, front disc brakes. Michelin steel-belt
radial tires, bnght aluminum bumpers. bucket sea1s,
fold-down rear seat. pass. compart. carpeting. AM radio,
tinted glass. Ser. #GCFBT053599 Stk. #0794
OUR PRICE 53899.
MEW '78 FORD FAIRMONT
2 DOOR FUTUU COUPE
• Automatic transmission. front disc brakes. rack and
pinion steering, coolant recov8f)' system. carpeting,
deluxe wheel covers, bright LH style mounted mirror.
accent paint stripes, Inside hood release, wsw tires.
front and rear bumper guards. Ser. t8K93T152900 Stk.
f0643
OUR PRICE $ 4499
F-150 4x4
4 speed. pawer steering, radio,
sliding window, locking huba,
ranger package. (1A96471).
s5999
1976 PINTO
WAGON
4 cyl .. 4' speed, lugg. rack.
AM/FM cassette. custom
decor. extenor decor. As nice
as new. (510ROG).
1973 MERCURY
MONYIGO Ml Z DOOa
V-8. auto., air, power steering,
power bmkes. radio, heeter,
whllewalt tires. vinyl roof,
wheel covers.. Reduced to eelL (389N~
1976 COURIER
PICKUP
4 cyl.. auto. trans., AM/FM
radio, step bumper, mirrors,
camper shell. Easy fot the wife
to drive. (1E62356).
s3399
1975 FORD
FIMP.U. v-e. auto. trans .• power
steering, power disc brakes.
radio. knit vinyt Interior. Grass
cuttets Ideal. (63432Y).
1976AMC
M01t411' SPOllTAIOUT
8 cyl.. auto. trans.. factorY air
conditioning. power steering,
power disc brakes, radio,
whitewall tltes. Yinyt roof. lux.
Interior decor. lug. rack. Clean win. (A8A087A15"4'63).
f· IM -F-150 -F-250
TWO AllD F•R WH&L •IYE
CREW CAI -SUPER CAB
ALL -DISCOUNTED
FROM Wl•DOW snCKER
PtMTO ,
4 cyl.. 4' speed. power
steering. radiaJ tires, wheel
covers. vlnyt Interior. mini
console. Less than 100 ml.
(767UBA)
1974 OLDS
DaTAllZ DOOI
V-8. auto. trans., f.ctory air
conditioning, power steering,
PoWer brakes. AM/FM radio,
whitewall tires. vinyl roof,
simulated wire maga. Hunyt (3Lii'"9
1974HONDA cmc
4' cyl .. 4' speed, radio, '1eater,
vinyl roof. mags. See to
appreciate. (5"3NZE).
1·975 BUICK
UOU04DOOI
V-8. auto. trans., fectotY lfr
conditioning. power steettng.
power disc brakes, radio.
Compact t.nily Cir. (828LPZ).
s2299
1968 MERCEDES
ZJOS 4DOoa e cyl., auto. trans., radio,
whitewall tires. wheel covers.
One owner classic. (VOX508).
197SVW
SCIDOCO
4 cyt., 4 epeed, air, AM/FM
'9dk>. heater, deluxe Int.. btlte ~(838MYM).
1975 FORD .... ,.u.
V-8. auto. trans.. air, ndlo. 8 trec:k. knit vtnyt lntertor. Nice work~ (88572W).
1977 PINTO WMOM
V-6 c:yl., auto. trans.. air, ndlo.
lug. rack. PC>Wel' to spare.
(067SlM)
s~499
1977 RAMCHERO ...
V-8t auto. trana.. fec:tOfY air
OOl\dltloolng, power ateering.
oower disc brekes, AM/FM
radio, wheel covers. vlnyl
Interior. Low milel. (1G93742).
1976 COURIER
ftCltW
4 c:yl.. IUIO. trans.. llr. step
bump.. rrimn. lux.-y lnteriot .
decor. exterior decor. Low mries. C1F19583).
MEW '71 FORD PIHTO
JDOOISIDAM
4-speed manual transmlalon. rad< and plnfon stMring,
buci<et seats. carpeting, mini-console, power front dlac.
brakes, wheel covers, AM radio.· electric rear window
defroster, vtnyt Insert bodyslde moldings. tinted gl ....
2.3 litre 'N engine, bsw bias tires, front and rear
bumper QU8rds. Serl 18R10Y129534Stk.1738
OUR PRICE s3299
5electshitt crul~ic. power front diec brakes.
PoW8f steering. bright wheeUip moldings, bnght r<><:ker
panel moldings, deluxe sound package. dlrectaire
ventilation system. 5.8l 351 CID 'N engine, bsw radial
tires. tinted glass-QOmplete. ~t seats & oonaole.
front & rear bumpr guards, oi>era windows. Ser.
#8A30H170897Stk.10857
OUR PRICE s4999
MIW 71 FORD LTD ·
2 PR.LAIB> HAIDTOP
~
FAC10RY All eoMDmCI••
8.8 lltre «X> CID V-8 engine. 1111-Yinyt seat trim. WSW.
radial tires, c:onver4ence gruop. deluxe butnP9t group, AM/FM atereo ra:lio. ttnted g._ complete, deluxe
wheel covere, heavy-duty auapenalon. Ser.
"'825100821 SOc. I078
FUIY HI
V-8. auto. trana.. factOfY air
conditioning. power steering.
pQWer brakes. ndlo, heat«.
.whitewall tires. vinyl roof.
wheel covers. Clean u a
wttlst1e. (1121). s1799
197SCHEVY 1977 DATSUN
P.U.SHOITY
V-81 4 speed, power ateeting,
radto, RWL & maos. See it now. (984'98Z).
1973 LTD
2 DOOI v.a. auto. trans.. factOfY air conditioning. power ateertng,
power brakes. AM/FM rldlo, 8
track, whlte;wall tires, vinyl
roof, wheel~ (805JPN).
1975 GRANADA
ZDOOI V-8, auto. trans., factory air
cond., pwr. steering. pwr. dl8c
brakes. pwr. wind .. radio. waw
tires, vlnyt rt, whl. QYrs. buck.
sts.. Int. decor. Fords bast aellet. C 453f\EZ).
$
1976 DATSUN'
7Pf.P.U.
4 cyt .. 4 8'>88d. AM/FM ndto.
custom Interior, ltep bumPer I
mirrors. white spoke whit.
(1C4205").
1210
4 cyl., auto. trans.. radio,·
heater, whitewall tires, wheel
covers. vinyl Interior. Less
than 9000 rri. (995SWT).
s2999
1976DATSUN
71 0WAGON
4' cyl .. auto. trans .• radio,
whitewall tires, wheel covers.
vinyl Interior. Family economy.
(290PKK}.
s3399
1974 E200
SUltflRYAM
V-8. auto. trans., slde pipes,
ohrom& spoke whls.. custom
Interior. custom paint,
(E24GHT31233).
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NOTICE IS HEllEllY Gl\lfN NI• public MaMl\Q wtll ~ "°Id •'I' IN CllY
C-t•I ot oi. Coty ol Co\lt MIH OI\
Februuv 71, 1911, ti,,. JO o.m , or ••
MOn lf\.,Nflw •\ thll m.tttr may be
._..,d, In 1"9 COUl\C1I cMmc.t" of City
Hall. 11 F•" OrlW. Cost• Mow, on lho loll ow I no m•lltr: Al'l'l!AI. !tom
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OtltCI Ftbf°-Y '· 1911 WILLIAM a . St .IOHH,
Coul\ty Cieri<
OOHALO A McCAltTIN
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TIM IOU_..,. pe.-son " doiftQ bust· domtftlu"''· IOultCI at 2)40 Soni• AM nit Har..., II.,.. Suitt 2,.
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'ICTITIOUS IUSIN•U T~ \l••tmenl .... , Otec! W•I" '"' Publl•~ Or•noe Gooll O•lly Piiot NAME STATEMENT (.ounty'(oerk ol Oran~ C.ountyon Jan Ftb, 10. 1'71
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c1111 Corporation, 1un H•••
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OllTHE
CITY Of' flOUNTAIH YALL&T WEST ·CALI FOllNIA SOO Ntwporl NOTICE TO C•£OITOltS
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NOTICE IS HeflCllV OIVEN tllol
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JOAN McEVOY ENDRES
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PROVIOING FOR fHI! PllOVISIONS
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CODE TO 8E MADE APPLtCA9LE
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$157.500
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MEW HOUSE
IAR«iAIN
Luxurious 3100 sq rt
home on hillside with
spectacular view or i.now
capped Saddleback
Mountains. Luxuriously
appointed with premium
features loo numerous
too list. Priced under
builders current price
for next unit at $162.500.
For appointment lo in·
spect. cal I 962· 7788
Two ec.-. w /'flt. hM .......... $1,000,000
&.eNld lay-6IO + ocati• .. SSt,,000
bt«Gld lay--4IO·¥few ..•.••.• $4ts,OOO
EIMnld lay-6IO-View ....•..• $01,000•
&urald lay--310-Vl•w ......•• $450,000
EtMrdd lay--3IO ..•....... -. $212,000
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644-7020
212 3 SAM JOAQUIN HILLS ROAD
NEWPORT IEACH
General 1002
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EASTSIDECM
Almost new 2 Br Condo
You'U love ill Cute us a
button. Only $69. 900. Lots
ol wallpaper. Pvt yard.
Wood exterior.
Newport fief' Reolty
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Newport Bch.673·2058
LOW
DOWN!
htthelewtiful
SAKTAYHE1
VALLEY by OWMr
'Ibis tovcty 4300 sq. n.
bome Is on a 3 acre
hilltop overlooking lbe
Alisal Ran~h Golf
Course. mountains It live
oak.filled hillsides (2
mi's from Solvang. 25
mi's north of Santa
Barbara). Wood panelled
liv·g rm. dining rm.
Sunken rireplc-&
secluded loft. all w1Lb
vaulted beamed ceill.n&s
There are 3 ~ Bdrms.
Muter BR Ir Guest wing
BR also have sitting rm.
area & frplc's. 2 addi·
ticnal frptc·s in llv. rm &
loft. 4 full baths. Central·
Seawind -20881 Queens Parle HB,
$1091900
Six Plex -412 15th. HB, $240,000
22 Units --415 LSth, HB, $775,000
Park Place 21211 Poston HB,
$122.900
W.M -10481 Dover, WM, $76,000
W. M. -5811 Camphor. WM , $79,900
FV. -9761 LaTierra. FV. $132,900
FV -9798 LaTierra. FV. $125.000
Santa Ana -2525 Chandler, SA,
$98,500
963-1377
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'::J:tl REAL ESTATE, INC.
A LOCAll't' OWN lD COMPAN't' Si RVINC
TH E SOUT H COAST AREA SINCl 1963
HAVE POOL PARTIES Neat 6 yr old
h ome with sparkling pool an~ ~ots of
patio. Excellent ror entertam1ng. 2
Bdrm, fireplace. all modern kitchen . Y~'ll be delighted at $741900 Call
54 !4141 . ST TO OCEA .. Enjoy SALT AJR m
bea iful INCOME producing duplex.
Owner may carry paper. Only $175,000
c• '4M161
Serving Costa M esa·lrvine
Huntington Beac h·Newport Beach
VA Is FHA TERMS !
&.!per low payment.a on
new FHA programs!
Fantastic 3 bdrm, 3 bath
home Jo great areal
$731500.
ly heated & all' -coodl·
Uoned w/2 sep. unlta & I 002 G...,... I 002
the:rmoltat. Professional •••••• ••• ••• ••••••••••. •••. ••• •••• •••••••••• •• lndsCP'B lncludill& aulo. MEWIHGLAMD
RED CARPET 754·1202 tm K€Y . 1 R€AL rOP.s H TRAILER r ARK
sprinkler system, fruit AYOIDTHlllUSH
ines. oak trees Is sbuf· Owoen are anxiOWI neboard court. Access to they will include the
the complete facUities of r e r r l g e r a t o r •
Allsal's Guest Ranch: washer/dryer and of
Golf Club. horseback rid· coune--the ldtcben sink .
Ing, swim• g pool & t.ennis IArge Master Bedroom
courts. etc Spectacular & ldtcben/dining area.
views rrom eacb tinted 3Br. borne. Call ~6-2313
gl&SS WindOW & (rom O>IN 11. "'" •J', 'II " I
LUXURY
Ele1ant Uving! Quiet
presbgc area. 4 Bdrms. 3
bath. Cathedral ceiling
living room w/cozy.
atone fir~laco' Formal dining room 1 Cocktail
ternce• Spuc-1ous family
room wtlavL'lh wet bar!
Convenient HV aeces-. ~
Shown by appt Call ·
G Clous 19 Spaces. 2 houses & a RA swimming pool on a 2""• LINDA ISLE acre site with lot:. of
5000 Sq rt + slip. Pool trees & lundscap1ng
JllCUW, sauna, 6 BR. Room for exparnuon & or fered at $135,000 with each ol the 5 completely f'8 I ;.i~~=i~ t ~ HIHW
by appt. phone 644-2573 --------0 very ravorable f1nanc
mg CALL 751 ·3191.
C::SELECT :"' a[s'M._i pi. T'PROPERTIES IEACHYALUU O=~~lr toWoer)
645-0lOl
FORESTE
OLSON
~L Island Realty CAPE COD S Bdrm Peninsula Pt 2 Houses oo 1 lot in the '"""'"-"'•"1-" $53,t00/$2, I 50 Steps to beach. $197.500. Newport Hei&hts area.
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673~1700 TOTAL DOWH " Each 2 bedroom Call
Winding roadway to Newer Ocean view St6-5880 •TWOHOMES* IY OWHER·C•toM llt soaring 2 story retreat! d u plex , Dan a Pt . Lave 1n one. reot the
Open house Sat/SUn Nr Pnvato gt'OUndll prot.ect $1~.500. other! New 3 bdrm .• 2"'2 GG B l vd•~ Euclid secluded entry to lamb ba , frplc. PLUS charm·
SJ4..226S living room. Gourmet 5 B d r m • Co ro o a lng, upgraded 2 bdrm.
REDUCED!
XJnt condition. Each unit
28r, 1 ba. $156,000 by
owner 497-3516
3br. lge rncd yd. cl06C to
shopping, etc. $59,500. All
terms. JV 631-0900
kitchen overlooks sun· Hl1blands $167 ,500.1~~~~~~~~-~I home. CIO!le to beach, shine courtyard! Wind· private beach/ World -shopping & bus. $220,000
Ing stulrway leads lo Wlde8rokers673-4MS •VETS• CALI I;\ i.0-2•1•
sweeping master bdrm Zero Down 91~· ~ plus child's r etreat: RB>UCB> JaroCottl .JflUI& Hurry! Seller is anxious. Prime 3 bedroom on a 1 11 11 u :.uTY 847-6010 big. big lot. Owner Homes n a areas. a l"ur Ne .. port Pu• OHif•
Ol'f"' "' "." \ '"'"""' ""'' fransferred & wants to sizes. Call; ~.:;:;-.......,..........._ [~ I sell this vacant 3 Vete.ranHousingAl(t. .~lf{ftiiJ& ~!!pe~~~if !: Jnves~~~~::ooperly ...._. C Sales
"'$14,405" ~~':>' S9UOO. ALL Spe<!ialiud smell firm
will buy this 4 bdrm, sep .SELE. CT needs licensed assoc fmly no subject to exist-Some college Is sales ex
ing VA loan. Even bas its PROPERTIES ~tJM1.i~ ASSOC own workshop. Thia
won"Uast. 89'1--0321. S8.LIA MEIDS • HELP! ~ Walker t; lee
FAMll. y Pl.AH
For era~IOWI Uvl.ne 4 Bdrm. 2 bath, lovely din·
Ing +breakfast nook. Good colors, lge yard
double gar. Priced right
at $8'7,500.
nus home is ready for unmed. occupaney. New
carpets in living room,
clintac ....... ballW'a.1 • 2
bdrms. tu,500. Nice
qalet neipbOrhood. Call
$4&-2313
"""Ill Cl• n S FUHTOet Hl(f'
Opell Daily I ·S
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4+'9L $114,SOO
101 .. A"st.wr ...
l Stry $265.000
4'04SHlliore,HI
Opb $115.000 f,.1111 -WATF.RFRONT
DUPLEX HOME..,
3 bedroom u 11 its. AEAL ESTATE
MEWPORT CREST
Front row view.Plan 3 3
Bdrms. formal dinin~
room. Eat in kitchen.
Step-down ltving room
with fireplac-e & wet hur.
$151.SOO. Call to see!
PETE BARRETT
-REALTY-
UM200
COROMA DB. MAR
Spacious Duplex. 3
Bdrm. 3 baths, patio.
fireplace. 2 Bdrms. 2
bath. sundeck. fireplace.
Sl~.ooo.
Mo. l.acJIMa Condo
Laree l bdrm. white
water view. s12.~oo
down.
IESTIUY
l~~~!~~~~~~I $105,000. ,P ride or 1 __ =. __ 63H400 ·""C!~§~~ll onership. Excellent 0 .._.THE Coe~• Mesa location. " Owner anxiows. GOLF COUil SE
In Hewport leach
for this romplalely re·
modeled. upgraded
home in the new.' new.
new paml m/out. cpts.
drps. plumbing. kitchen
& fondscapin& 3 Bdrms. cu.st.om brick tirepla~.
A better buy you won't
get. Only n1uoo.
IACllAYYU
2.000 Sq. ft. a BR. bona.
nn., fam. rm. w/ wet
bar. Swim pool, jac., RV
area.$130,000· Fee.
t&84LDOWD
II.Al.Toa 644-0134
SUK &RNrt
642-5061 Spacious 5 BR. 3000 sq.
Ca I• w 21 Crodtet ft.. 3 BA. 3 ur aar, lrg ' fam·rm. frl>lc, patio on U>e fairway. Spectacular
view. Open Sun 1-5. 1823 Tanacer. O.ta Mesa.
J'ABEL 644-7270
WALKER
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L:OOUilG FOR A DWLIX7
Thia lOC!ation c::an't. be beat at this, price. Tenants ~an walk to
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MANAGEl-IEAL Bf ATE
NmORT BEACH
• A p rime opportunity with ao
outstanding real estate· org$111zation + high earnings~ Experience is a
most. Prestigious location. All
applications held in strictest
confidence. Please reply to Ad #68.
Daily · Pilot, P . O. Box 1560, Costa
Mesa, CA 92626
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$54,tSO
645-0303
FOR EST E
OLSON
'"'' U• -~•uf••
Selling anything w1lh a
Dally Ptlol Classified Ad
~·~-~ ls a simple matter .•.
Sell idle Items 64.2-5678 just call 6'2·S67B·
Ge•NI I OOZ GH1NI 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••
~It macnab / Irvine
~ realtg
FINER HOMES
FIOM $l9,500 TO $1,500,000
IA YCIEST TREASURE
Mint·condition, Ivan Wells built,
sing le·owner GEM! Enter tbru
private gates, past manicured
mini-gardens & cozy· view patios. 4
"BRs, f am1ly rm, formal dining,
. isl and kitchen + too many
a menities to mention. A super buy
& ·investment at new price of
$210,000. Tom Allinson 642-8235.
(J-11)
UDO TOWHHOMI
-Truly elegant & spacious townhome
w /teak parquet floors, suede walled
den, new bath & kitchen, mbl
fireplace, terra cotta terrace. All
this + spectacular view of Newport
Bay! Lynne Valentine 644-6200.
(J-12)
$51,SOOJ Ir you haven't seen this delightful
condominium in Irvine. you are
missing something! 2 BRs, air
cond , wooded deck & "across from
pool! Lois Miller 642-8235. (J-13)
CHARMING COUMTaY ~H
Very traditional 4 BR, custom-built
home w /big brick pat.lo, your own
family orange orchard & lots of
privacy. Prestigious Baycrest -
$210,000 & you own the land. Jeanne
Newman 642-8235. (J -14 )
IAYCREST
A spacious, immaculate home
ready for occupancy! 4 king-size
BRs, 3 baths, new (woody) kitchen.
Entertain on lg . patio surrounding·
lovely pool. All this situated on
prime, beaut. landscaped corner
lot. Jeanette Havens 644-6200. (J-15)
FAMILY OllENTID
Single-story living in so-convenient
Eastbluff. 4 BRs, 2 'h baths +
spacious family rm w /eoey gas lit
fireplace opening to private patio &
play yard. Easy walk to shopping,
parks & schools. Now only $152,500.
Larry Oyer 642·8235. (J-16)
IAYRlOMT
Charming 1-story 4 BR located
between 2 private Bayshores
beaches. Ideal location for family &
easy, informal entertaining. View
of Lido Channel from living rm,
dining rm & mastei;. Separat e
children's wing. Lg. courtyard .
$495,000. Beverly Morphy 642-8235.
(J-17)
WOODSY UPPltl IAY
POOL HOMI -SI 69,100
Very homey, rustic 3 BR situated
on oversized , t r ee-filled lot
affording maximum privacy. Lg.
family rm. master BR suite & .2Dd
BR all open onto beautiful p001
atea. OP84 SAT. a SUM. 1..s '.M.
2227 DOMMll ID, Mn. ICH. (J·18)
. 111 STAINES COMPANY
REA LTORS 640-5711
180 Newport Center Dr., N.B •
PUSINTS
• Big canyon Golf Course Estate
The ultimate in lj. ving luxury on
nearly lh ac. lot. Enter parkiDi court
thru remote control gates for prtvacy
& security. Marvel at nearly 7000 sq.
ft. home ideally designed "and
decorated for formal entertaininf, yet
has a cozy den for reladnJ{, a
separate game room/wet ~~r JQr
casual parties, spectacular free fnrm
pool/jacuzzi and separate pool bous~
tor wet Cun, 5 huge bedrooms, 5'h
baths, breakfast nook, and of course
an exercise room.
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LIDO ISLE
Newly remodeled 4 bdrm., den, 4
baths. living rm. w /cathedral ceiling.
Lge. master bdr01. 5uite.
llG CAMYOH
4 BR, fam. rm., 3 baths. Beautifully
decorated Broadmoor Plan 3 w ;patio
views from each room. ~25,000
IAYFRONTS
Severat fine bayfront homes
with pier & slips
BILL GRUNDY , REALTOR
J.11 Boy\•d·· D'"" N ~ 6/) 6161
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FLASH!!!!
Just listed, only 2 blks. to the ocean. in
Corona del Mar. Rustic 2 bdmo. home
on 40 ft. R-2 lot. Priced to move at
$150,000,
673-4400
HARBOR
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964-2455
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A popular Port Royal In Newport's
sunny Seaviewl 2700 sq. ft. of living
and an incredible view of the Bay and
ocean . 4 bdr sns, 3 baths a nd 2
fireplaces. Owner wlll consider a
lease option and Seavlew affords the
fu n o f tennis and swimming .
Presented at $285,000. .
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REALTORS ... 676·6000
• 2443 East Coast Highway. Corona del Mar
OPIH SAT /SUM. 1-1
The home you have been lootinl for + an xlnt income unit! .. Bdrm., 3
bath home with every quality future:
cottage with 2 bdrms. & 1 batb, leased
at $450. Come on BUY! $228.000
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AIAHDOMm p.dwnila Polot (lftt'. By
SPAMSHISTATI Owner. 3 a.m. 1• ba .
t;, ACU mw Prine. GD!(
Prhtate c11l·de-1ac ! IMKU
Spaniah archwaya lead 3 bnD UDits. nnr bead>
to printe ~ard and & PIJ'L $115,000. Open
secluded entry! Red Ute House Sat/San 2-4.
roof! Cat.bedral ceillnasl ft15-1818or.,,... Cracltltnr fireplace!~---------'
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also in Mesa Verde, at 546·6990
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1002Ge•r• 1002 at available. Try $1990 C..... .. W. I 021, tQtal down. C4Jl quick I •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• s
South of Hwy ~
llAMDMIW
3-..$65.toOI
Its true! A brand new
custom built home at on·
ly $65,900 full price. Ex-
oellent loeation oo tree
lined street. F.stabllshed
nei&hbol'hood. 3 Spaclout
bedrooms + 2 baths •
FamilY. room. TraUer ac· · cess._.cau tatt 1si-1100. ·
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OCEAMFROMT
HARIOR VllW LUSK
PllVACY-ftfVACT-ftlYACY
This 4 bedroom haven is an executive
reward -green hills, blue Pacific, a
home to make it all worthwhile.
Corona del Mar at it's best! 1436
Keyview. Open daily till sold. $249,000.
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LllSI\. ~ RL\LlY
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Mr..4i()10 t)P(H lit 9• fl'S tUf'l fOll N .. t I
~THE REAL ~
ESTATERS
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HEWPORT
HllGHTS
CHARMER
Highly uparaded beauty
w/Jota or eye appealina
wood panelling. Spacious
3 bdrm, 2 ba, fmly home
w/modern kitchen for
the ladles deUgbt. Pool
sized yrd w/rm for boat
or trailer. New on the
market. &46-7711.
$139,500 l
An abeolutdy charmit\c ~ 2 bed.room oo Polmettia •
with beauUlul hardwood,:-noors. Owner QCCUP~ ~ rorever and to xlnt cond.
thru-out. 2 Full double
aara1ea <Not tandem). A " real doU bouae oUered~
for the ftr&t dme ill over l
12yean. \'
C411 '44-11 t I ......... f
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~ Walker & lee REDUC8) NEWLY REMODELED
$15,000 &........ 1002'G1Mr• 1002 Beal Dilate aBR.S.OP'HWY
Own er an xi oua, low ••• • ••• • • • • ••••••••• ••• ••••• • ••• •• •••••••••••• •--~;.;,,___;,. __ --J 875-'1931
down, make offec. Prine ..._DO~ --~~~--
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uwf.-•"uror..---ROOM FOR EVERYONE MOCLOSIHG Privateac:eesatobeach:.
HARIOIVllW
WITHA
HA.R.IORVllW
Jn the original section or
Harbor View Hills. On
the View side of White
Salla Way. Exceptionally
sharp 4 Bdrm, 2~ ba,
fam rm home wlth
formal dining, lovely
pool & Jacuzzi. Low care
yard
AND-spectac:ular ocean, bay,
island and night li&bt
view. $269,500.
C~644-7ll I
FOR DETAILS
/Jn NIGEL
ElAIL[ Y &
1\SSUCIATES
COSTS cuatom s bdrm., family ' Lovely home on quiet cul de sac Any VET can own thls 3 rm.. neartng comple-~~treet; there's elbow room for the BR home •/no money Uoa; ptck colors Lo your
entire family in t his beautifully out of pocket. Just move· taste. $375,000
maintained 4 bdrm., 3 bath home on lnttenjoyyourbome. or-$I.A.VIEW ·
100x145 ft. lot. The greenhouse. & femiat$$3.500. Broadaaoor, new 3 bdrm.
54"3666 + famJly rm., ocean...· special planting beds in rear yard, v-view; auarded communi· ~
provide a good start ror the gardening iy; tennis & pool. $259,000'_ Wltelc-in enthusiast. Only $145,000 XLMT DUPl.IX
759-0811
R!Al ISIAll Two Crplca., 2 bdrms •. ::
each; corner locat.i•n, ~
!Oi>;Atf ~TIM ~.
RIAL ESTATI ,,
644-7313
O~MUSTS&L
Lovely 2 bdrm.. 2 bath
condo: FP, A/C, lge.
patio. ar ound floor.
$15(),900 ---------
BJ 833-9781
Hester-Brown RIAL! llS
a.oaf.a-ct 1006
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WESLEY N
TAYLOR CO. I OOZ GeMt-al 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,_ ............ -..... G1•r~ .;,..__.,;_ ______ ..•....................•...••...•..•...•.•.•.. CANAL FRONT
Currently used as a
duJalex but could be con·
verted to single ramlly
residence. Has canal dock. front yard w/trees
Is a great view.
llAYWARD-WATSON
.
REA LTOHS ~11H't' UJ4H
"EHGUSH rur , .. 1HI 11.UffS
Ok. wd . paneling w /plate rail, brick
firepl, deep red cptng off·set the white
elegance of custom dee. formal dining
rm, living rm & 2 BR ~uites. Air /cond
for ultimate comfort. Lse $800 Mo.
WESLEY M. TA YLOI CO., l!AL TOIS
211 I S.. JooqlllR Hits load
NEWPORT C&na. M.I. 644-49 I 0
1002 GeMral 1002
MAGNIFICENT
AXER
UPPER On full acre. high up in
the Tustin Hills .
BeauUlul view. room ror
horses and tennis .
Between two mansions.
hard work, ideu &
money can make it
fabulous I $225,000.
T r a d e s o k .
Ow ner/Broker. Rick
Alderet.te, 731·5llS ....................... ·······~-;;·;~~······· --------
PRICl IB>UCTIOM $69,200 FAMILY HOME
$5,000.VACAMT Be coiy as a bug in a rug tn a great neighborhood.
llACHVILLA
$105,000
Unbelievably low price!!
J u.st blocks from the
water. Xlnt Newport
Beach locaUoll. Sprawl-
In& contemporary home.
Wood deck entry.
S~ac:lous living area, with massive fireplace,
rusUc rarnlly room. Open
beam ceilings & wet bar.
Circular staJr leads to
rantastlc sun d eck.
Hurry on lhis one! I Call
today 646·7171 .
Ol'f.N 1119• If S fUN 10111 NIC'f'
EASTSIDE
R-2
R.E.
731.sslll
With charming 2 bdrm
home bringinl income while you develop
another unJt. Close to
shopping & transporta-
tion. Better take a look.1--------
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FIXER UPPER Barlain bunters, eee this disaster. 4 Bedrm, 1~
bath, needs paint and
TLC. It's a money mater
at $60,900. Call 546-5880
...oaPen.Pt.
4JI S.Yile
Completely remodeled
uecUllve bomel Bet~r
than new with custom
amenities too n11merous
to mention. Huie family rm. den, formal dining &
IAYMOMT ftOME
3 Bdrm.a., a baths ~
maid's or guest qtra/f
Large workshop, com-
pletely secured. Space ror boat, aP'Pf'O:X. 45 n.
Newly decoratM, new
c arpet, rosewood
cablneta, cedar out.aide;
fee land. $585,000 MAURY ST AUFJl'ER
SEA LION REALTY
'31K11 E. Cst, CdM 673-5354
1213 N. Cat, LalUDa
"97·3388
By owner 2 Br. den ho:ne + 2 Br apt, S. of Hwy,
wQOd shake exterior, 2
Swedish fplc'a, lots of
windows, wood, high
beam clgs. 703 Cama-.
Uon. $167,000. 873-4i&l ~ Put 5 can in the garaie in this becinDen 2 bdrm, 3 Big bdrms, dlninC rm.,
+ workshop. 4 bdrm, 2 2 bath bome on a lge 114 baths, btg yard,
baths. + 20X20 den on level lot.. Newly decorat-fenced front & back. Co•·
bi g 1 0 t , i D i 0 0 d ~ See tJm at 381 Cos ered patio. See quick,
neiJbborhood. Must seH Mesa St. orf Tus e. asking $69,500. Call
, ~ ~ HERITAGE men. 4~ Betha, 2~ car Have somethlnl you want
1arate +workshop. Call tD sell? ClassUied ads do ~~~~~~~~ 9k-t88Hordetalls il well -Call NOW"'
. • REALTORS
fast. for only $64,900. C.M. For appt. Call 541).ll.51
ea11: 410lU-~ fOI All EA.STSID!
.:..: Colonial Real Dilate 6'2-5671. ' ;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~ ;~SC~O~TT~a~U.~L~TY~;l~~u~!!!~MUS~ COSTA MISA · IAYROMT ~~~S~l~6-~7~S~l~3 ~~J °""Jlr.. · .· • .• Beautiful S year old Balboa'• best location! 2 S,.Cioa.,.,..x .:. • ••--l ~~~~~~~~I duplu . Each unit bas Bdnm., 2 bath condo in MoftyattdSeler I: ldnl a1J.ed bedrooms, 3 adult. all security bldg. ,,,..,__..DUPLEX -·y ~ ... •SOOI ·-Ulrl + 2 downstaln. Walk to ocean, pler, can be purchased at leas ~ ~ _.,. ...,... bo • bo than replacement ~ts. S27S.OOO 1Nsh paint! Clean 3 bd F.ach has wood bumlnl Yi.ll.ace. • ppmg; al A new listing on a pride 5
Interesting 3 bdrm unit ..W USTIHGS!l bome. New We floors in fireplace, built-in elec· slip avaU. All thts ror yrokUllOO+ a~rt. dupln 'th . ' Lo Steps to ocean! t.wo l· .... cben & baths. New trlcal appllancea. Just $148.500! on fee 1--.. _.. .. 2 Ba up WI 60ann1 .wo-a ry bdnD. units on 30Jt85 ft. an ll .. e • home. S146,IOO. c...-.. .. cov• auu • livina room. lncludes a roof! Don't besltate I ~ ~ •'" • 3 4' 2 Down. 1 Bkl& CDCY bacbelot unit tMt's lot. which you own! Pbooe today!! FHA·VA WUlucbanae. C«ma del Mar; newly, aperatea thls property
always rented. $125,000 terms toOl 5'5-901. COLI°' ..wPOIT professioaally decorated from the ocean-4t offers REALTORS 2 bdrm. +den • 3 baths · a m1nl view or the bay-a
·-SALISBURY 2 Bdrm. h ouse + 671-1111 a.s t ory b om e pertlJtennlsJustacross r-~ becbelot' unit ; on corner •-~-------i w/elevator; gour m et tbe street. Could aross R~~~;~~E, lot, priced to sell at Real Estate ..-OIT 1 kitcb., all teat cablnets $16,000 w/11 umm er/ 873-9900 $139,500 le floor. wet bar, frptc. winter rental. Submit
673-311183 &U-2251 Eves f'IXll HEIGHTS Some bay view, t oo I y 0 u r d ea I. Age n t.
If ft 'sgot.
wheels,
· you'll move '
associated
$63.000 .0o11 once in awhile doea a. to beach & bay. ~
FHA·VA UlUlS TOOll a hm like tbl1 eome -,500! •--.-.-11-0 -,.DU-,-.-ll!v-• Handyman'• apeelal fot aklog. 3 BR, family 6: DWI.IX ~ .,._
it faster In a
Dally Piiot
classified
ad.call
642-5678 and a
friendl y ad-
v iser will
help you
turn your
wheels Into
cash.
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thole abort on cash look-4lnln1. Tri-level. loaded Corner duplex acro11 BY OWNER. Completely 1nC f« a great a bdrm w/ru1tlc wood flnlab. from beedl. Perm1ua.at remodeled. 28r +1Br up·
bQmie..Step aaverldtdlen Ver9aUle coiut allow• ocean •i•wl N lce pe r. 110 Cor onado. •t.arceyard. Don'tmlaa peraooal taate lo d•· °"'*'''dB. + J BB.,_mMll. ________ ,. ______ _
Tnde rour old stuff for
-new goodlea with a
642-5678 Qaaslfied ad. 642..sl78
this one! Call toda1 ccndnt Lo bleed to U7 nntall $111.:l e.nn motif. Brick tr plc., ..... ~
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(~THE REAL
~ ESTATERS _
Sl4f,IOO • 671-7060 *
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MISA.WOOOS.CM
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Sharp Home. One of
CM'an..t_... Ofter'
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675-6670 Wet Ad Help?
!)VER 50 YEARS OF. SERVICE
• COIOMA D& Mil
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cmy lbr, 2ba + •iw:at FOUaPUX CUSTOMCHALIT! .,....., 1044 &..,........ tOSJ............. 1052' lliouef. Ffpl, 2 paUos, R·2 JUST U5TID Otil. Y S79.tOOll POOL HOME ... •••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••• .. •••••••••••••• ~ ~~ $1.Sl,OOO. Four units in a aood Lodle like livlnl under BEST BUY • t1elthborbood lo Costa bold & n111ed beams! SECURITY 24 HRS DAY 1'bis fabulous Plan 106 in ()pee~ W & S.. l·S *OP84 HOUSI Mesa. Near schools & Cozy fireplace accents In Hllftfln"""'on Lcmdmm k the CAUfomla homes la in 2'2' I IAUOCK c.-..__,...,
lhopp(ne. Creal invest· unique wall of brick! ~· oow only as.eoo. Heated REDUCED FOi FAST SALE
1•5* ment. Act now before Hobby room & wo.-Ubop and filtered pool. WOODBRIDGE Fr.om $128,000 to $120.000, don't ml.u t.hls boy!
Charm & llllCury in lbls beaut. a al)' bm in
preattetous Northview. 3 BR, 2\oii BA. din rm
cheery & brleht kitchen. F~ rm. wtuacd bride
frplc. Covered patlo for outdr entertalnina, playbae on the hill for the cblldren. A beaut
~rea •
PAMOIAMIC tblsoaeiuoldl5'5-9'91. ~~d a;::t:'0:::10c::~ Miilion dollar recreation facilities for ::Lie::.s~::~
OCIAMAISLAMD family orcbard!l Juit active adults over 40. Plush 2 Br out.llUBRYlHURRYl Deluxestooewoodinpre-VllW listed I Won't last at thia twnhme, next to tennis courts, or. stl1lous Woodbrtd1e
....._ ni.I & Frf Real Estate price! Call .1.ed 3 B 1 bel C ~ Place. Ideally located on -.....
64
g..o
303
upgra,... r on arge green t. all ao open corner with
400t T ...... CclM. New Condos. 2 Br. 21h Ba. 963..()926 and ask for Billie Markas. • . loads of upgrades. Easy
._.6Bdr1Dslnile1tory 2 frplc's, ceramic tile t.ccen to Woodbridae
Lusk homo tn Harbor kit..chens & bath. Pool & Lalle and Irvine's eit· View Billa with lovely spa. 675-4912 Broker cellent schools. Askin&
c:owtyarcl eulr)' and 3 DwPoW I02' tt..tillC)t•lffc" 1040 only$118.500.
car 1va1e on tree hoed COST A MESA •·--~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• llAHCH llA.L TY
au-eet;$179,500 TRIPLEX CA.TAUMA• $100,000 511-1000 f!JI ..
~ IHch '041 lagtlM IHdi '041 c.1'44-7211 Prestigious area. Ea. un· MOUMfAIMVIEWS .lORDETAJLS 1t bas pnvat.e patio & ~1 !J!OO OWN HEIGt•ORHOOD WOOOUIMI laundry rm. Frplc in ~ ..._ "'•••d Ideal Joe., hieb atop bill, OMLYUf,900 2PRESCO'l'TS
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ownen1 unit. Move fast ..._ "----n ea r HARB O R • Larie• Btbome, nesUed Largest Woodbridee 110de9'ff VllW :C.~ S:~' check ~~/ca~· 2 ;:..!~·. ~t'~2:::~:;:ic~ =:..,S::S~~; homes. 2800lq.ft.+3 car Catalina sunsets. & city WC,DauXI W•'-'• wel bar much -ore d 1 t f pr. Sor• br+den. 3 Ba. w-----e ll6•· btni•ht 3 brm ....... c BR.. 3 ba., cllninJ rm.
Anvo·ne qua 'fies. Re· • .... · goo nvea ment or .... · ~-.. __._.. ......--•P ..._ bar p1·~"" ••-, Priced -j·--HC 000 . aw:aum. air aJOU.' fully b a • B y 0 w D r . _.., • ""'"carpewu.C· --=======::;J main\ng balance of call now UVUI ........... , • lhmewbocare. lndsc. bi&hlY aper. Mex· llALTY $13',SOO/ofr. 499·'685 lcceramictllefln. Pool, 2!!!_0C~Hl0LVDM,; n--•...._·~-~cl~~~.~.wnpymt.No KAT&LARIALn 754-7800 lcanPaventilt.LCelot. 551·3000 evens. \'Ww • .J Min. to beach. __....,.,. "" ._.... .,,........, ..,......,..._... N.-Park le lake. SUl6,000 ----------------
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French Normudy, re··--_;__.:...;~:.--• THE HOME STORE 131-9432 493-9672 & $198,000. Lae $826/mo. By owner. 2BrHoft/den LAGUNA CHARMER. PEG ALLEN
duced $45,000 for quick CUSTOM OCEANVIEWDUPLEX Bkr/Ownr 552-'121 or Newly up&raded & de· Red\ICecl $20,000.' Br, 2 REALTOR tM·1S71
sale bf owner. Offer EASTSIDE g~J245S Uve In l let your tenant wkdayaSSS.3S35 corated. Univ. Park; ba. den, sep din'C rm,.._ ______ _
must be iD by Feb. Ulh. 3 br 2 ba, New kitchen. U't" ..... •--Fl 1 ---------• 5.W-0898 frplc, basement, rec rm,.-
By •l'P't. Stlllllglass. Oak flJ's. F.P .1---------1 pay uac ....,.es. trep aces WOODBRIDGE pool, jacuul. sundeck PROBAJE $3$0,000 673.07 I 9 Super lot. Trees. Deck & Monticello condo, 3 BR. 2 & balconies. 3.3866 Diana. DEERFIELD PK HOME Some ocn vu. $215,000. hot tub. Quiet. Cozy. ba, Nu crpt. pools. Sl3S,OOO. OPIN IY OWHElt Spacious 4Br. 2Ba, pre-Owner will sell on con· SALE eo.hlMeM 1024 Sl99.500.0wner642·l
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30 _!>2~7295,545-~-$73,500. 3 Bdrm(or A Driftwood moClel mium comer lot. 1 Yr tract or carry 2nd.
••••••••••••••••••••-• ----2+fam.)Seabreeze Con· available immediat..ely. okl. Completely decorat-49Ha87. Oc.-tldeoUawy.
L.gc pvt. encl. patiQS. At· bedrooms, 2.,. baths, ru1.,_0wner __ SSS-_5598 ____ l Ocean View Ln.~1 MESA MODEL do. Gas log fireplace. 2 Fe atur ing 3 l arge ed & upgraded. $136,000. ---------• .._.
sac fR'S MOVED!
Now il's our move. Don't
mis6 lhls fantastic house
P ut your person a l
touches to th1a well local·
ed Mesa Verde home. 4
Bdrm, Iota of abutters!
HWTY ! 546-2313
O'fN 1119•tiSllJN10"1 Nr!I'
VERDE tcbd 2 car gar. Earth l,y landscaped, aas BBQ. i..,... le«h I 048 ~ ~·r Like appear ance! Near tone earpet thruout. redwood decldna and ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• Apf. 3 Bdrms .. 2 baths. • $80, 900 New! Meaa Verde North! -----""------• Sauna. pool & spa. Good fountaln. Asking onll Lowet frot)i. 2 Bdrmt, atrium entr;y. Vuy anx· '
Top area home in top 4 Bdrm.a, huge family f1nancingavail.962"°2U $97,500. Call for add · pool. $19.000. 20'7o dn. ious!
condition. 2 covered room! BeauUful atriurnt DAMA U6MTS tiooallnlormatloo.. LagunaRlty4M-Oem ComeseeSat.&Suo.
spare, I bedrooms, 2 -'HU ~·-'......... r, .~ baths. llvry & call MUSTSB.L!! coadomloium with mlnl La Questa's finest Mon· bltns, frplc, 1ar, pat. ~ 645-722l Out oft.own owner, Mesa ocean v~. ~mile rroro terey Plan. 3 Bdrm, 2 Secluded. $119,500. :4
patio& with yard to R.EDCARPET754·1202 Lovely 2 .. ...__, 2 bat.b -..La~ • ml Walk to bch ct. ..... 2 B l51lOVIANAJORCA '
Verde. cul de1ac. 3 BR, 2 Dana Marina. $1tl.900. batbs with plenty of 499-2'38 •---------~·. ba. $85,000 Ctl 644-7211 bookshelves & wood _
A. Johnson Bin' 979-4964 FORl>ETf\lLS paneling. S Fruit trees in
SAYE SSS \ 3 BT, Fam Rm. 2 Ba. 2 yard.SSUSO. " w~~aJTYDGE N 0 R 1 N s ~r .--VAil.AiL ...... ~ ::':·
Paint & carpel to your fplc-, boat access, Cam· • ~ --~"""
Ullite. Ownu's allowance Westdiff 1 _..., bridge Highlands. nr Ci· RED CARPET. offers rare bargam for 4 _..,, ty Hall. $82 ,500. By 645-3474 , ___ 5_S_l_·l_OO_o. RE A L T y For your in1pect10Q &
flllNtd
BR. 3 BA. (onnal dimng, owner. 546-2222: 2433Lit·l';,=~~~=~=~1~;~;;;~~ LOVB.Y 4 IDR.M cons1derallon; Sat. & •
family,oearMesaVerde CUST<>ti41UILT ueton,CM.Pl .. CM. ___ leeautilul new home, ~=~dga~js{i,!,:~r =1:°!:~;:-Sb.n~nch ~n.9to5;3outstandini!-'
Country Club. 675-4392· 4 Bdrm 2 balh wood Ooastll · 3 bf 21/a By owner 4 Br l~ b cul de sac. Open Sat, Cozy Cape Cod Laguna area properties. HAL PIMCHIH floors. new water heater, 424 16th St. ba. ~~:-j.zcwg · view tot.' $13,00o. 1~ Sun. iz.s. By owner. lmmacutat.e restorauon. <loon open to bei.utifw Niguel Shores: te.acoiti·: . REALTOR water sonner, copper Open Fri 10/2, Sat/Sun Harding Ln .• 963-4917 $98,500 ~3844 4 Bdrm. home with 2 brick patio with outdoor cenU200 sq. n. 4 BR. 4\-a · plumbing. Beautiful pool 12:30-5. Prime area. nr AGoodVocation baths. den, country hearth. Lge liVLng rm ba. home; finest ocean·~
VA luyen with heater & filter. Harbor Hi, C.M. 2 Story Horne w/a view of Dana Live m 1, rent the other. WOODBRIDGE PLACE kltcben witb skylights w lfrplc overlooks front comnuJni\y. Loads
CH!:CKTinSOlJT Manyxtra.s.$89,500. 1800 sq ft. 3 br. lrg Polnl Harbor & blue All in the Huntington Special offering. 3.5 plus separate artist hlllside and ocean. ofextrasl$350,000
316 Broadway $74,900 Roy McC_.. f.am/rm, form din'g. 2 Pacific Aasoc pool jac & Harbour area. Call now bdnn. Contemporary de· studio. Walk to beach & Leaded glass and tile en· ¥58&-48S6 1810 Mewport ll•d. (rplcs. carol Lipsch, All saWla. 3 Br, den. 2·~ Ba, t.osee. BKJ\8'7-M37 tacbed family homes in 11cbool1. Old charm, U'Y sets the mood for • 6'-5-1221 des t.hruout E
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open. woodsy desl1n. move-i n condition. home that u perfecl for
IRAMD HIW! Costa~ 548-7729 upgra · ar Y IRIUE HOME Just short walk to lake & $.Ul6 500 entertaining. $189,®0.
Mystic Hills: overlook·
ing Laguna le Main .,
Beacb Park. 3,000 Sq. ft. Chris Abel designed S
bdrm. home. A rare op·
portunity at $375,000 Still Ume to choose colors RB>UCID $4,100 ~loo avail. No out· Luxurious comfort tn parka in VUlage of Wood· ' ·
oo this 3 bdrm home un· Beautiful Coll . prk pool ~i:;malnt. Call for appt: thb spacious 4 br, 3 ba bridae. From $115,000. Sp.a• Mw&oft PAMORAMIC
der construction on the * 16 UNITS* home, 3 brm 2 ba, new 111 .._ -...•--homeontreelloedstreet. 552 ... JOl Uniqu e Dana p 01• .. t OCEAHVllW
Eastside. Pul your 6 MONT1lSNEW!! tbrouout. bought new "" .nopen~ Accented in warm earth ---------• landmarltconvertedl~to 3 Bdrm home. Custom
penonel touches on your FULLY OCCUPIED home & must sell. Open 493-9311 tones & frplc for those IUILDER"S 3 units. Perfect for owner built for proud owner.
new dream home. Cull UnderS41.000pcrunit this weekend Sl:l4,700 cozy winter nights. CLOSEOUT ~• t Only the best was 1n·
Top Of The World, J
bdrm. & den, fantastic ,
ocean le city views. Xlnt
neighborhood, close to
schools. Priced al.
$1111,500
t.oda.y!546-2313 STU ... RTFt ... E Owner.979.5876 OCEAMVIEW Pleasecall:· occupau.on pus income. Ol'ltJ 111 ~ •H ~ •uri 101; 1. 1 • ,.. " _ 3 brm, den wet/bar, 2 ba. 540-3666 IN IRVIME Ocean view, impresslVe eluded. Italian tile In all 3
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REALTOR 611-5454 180 Deg. View. By owner. 2 sty, 2 frpl. patio. lrg Only 2 patio homes left facade. $215,000. baths & kitchen. Ouk ~: I. lif llf J ;;;.; ~.;.;..;;;;.. ~ ~.,!'f~· :i:' .. ~ ~:.t::~ 1t::;•::i::::. ~.~ ".:.1:0!fi -::::.!!'. Tri.... ~;:.."!~~.··" Of
_<>x, L-=-··-··~ _CJas~1f1edads~o1t we11. rmancingavall.646-2816 Quiel resldeQtlal area frplc. refrigerated air 2 Bdrm .• 1 batb home CO ... .rTLl .... EVl-OR excellent investment ____ _...____ conditloolng, mirrored with tiro rear units. ,..,., " ~"
at $l25,000. 33881 Zanito PRIME Ml wardrobe doors. 2 car Sound investment in Spaciou,, 3 Bdrm, 3 bath
abown by appt. 00• Ol»ball ac.re lots: Hunt· gar w/aato opeoer ... l)lus Coronaclel Mar-. $175,000. home with elegant large
Stop by our South Lacuna office &,
salesman will inspect •
lbelel~ely bomes. 30808
S. Coast Hwy .• South
Laguna.
~unwning1y Soft~
t 7012 l
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EASTSIDE
11-2 LOT plua 3 bdrm
older home. South of 11th
St.red. ca11 to see t
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3200
owey Jnvesl Co. instcm Bch lndustrial Cull recreaUon facilI~ entry and a winding :>«>-Park. Ready to build at lncld'g 8 lt&hted t.eonis Goldlm Yews stairway. Dining area.
$3.5{11>el'SQ. rt courts, 2 pools aod a palr 2 Bdrm., 2 bath hilltop frplc & ample st.or age
RIGHT REALTY ol Jacuuis. All this Ud suite in Leisure World. $149,SOO Fowt• Valey I034 979_.5 Irvine too! On Jrvlue Brand new with fantastic DOLPHIN R.E.
••••••••••••••••••••••• _____ ll Center Dr. Oloulton view of valley & moun· CALL 494-1511
Pool & J-• ...,: tW~°" ~ay) just easl al Jef. laiDs $85,900. ~~~~~~~I
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$84 •"" ••••••••••••••••••••••• · m ,995to$16,995 * 494-8057 * No. Lagctna charm 2br, ,;;ivv Call 551·12S3 days view home wllh l br ren·
Io this a.rea·tbat's un· SIASCAPECOMDO orSSH34leves. •IU9 IUY taLI.cedcck, frplc. walk
believable• 3 Bedrm 1 BR. 880 sq. fl. Look~ --------~· to beacb. $1a,ooo.
home, lols of cabinets, like a model. tennis, WOOOllJME OMOCIAHFIK>MT <TI4>~
country kticben. 'Dining pool, FP. bar. etc. Just Bro8dmoor home, 4 BR., wttJi its own sandy beach
area, bric:k fireplace. reduced. Call now fam. rm., atrium, pool, in Laguna Beach. Of· ~Co ·
Covered paUo, nearly COUMSB.OlllLTY spa. decking, lndscpd., feredat$3101000. new pool & Jacuzzi. BK.R, 96M311 fenced. "The works... 131..f 4 I I 494-1035
callM0-1720 --------• Reducedto$125,000 l.2S7SCstRwy.LagBcb JUST USTID AGENT 640-5580 ~ r ~ u }.
499-2100
RJVBA REAi. TY
Exciti119 + A very fine home Ceatur·
llli pool, jacuu.i, natural fern aardens. unique
arcblteclura I design,
beautJfuJ view &i privacy.
4 BR. $2411,000
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BEAUTY l•U•U~I Barbour Lane 3 Br, 2~ GAmft'REI 3 Br 2 Ba, new ldtcheo, ba ad unit w.J'lA' boa' cpts & drps, jacuzzi. slip. Su per ah arpl B EST BUY-B EST ' ' ~« OOOCall LOCATION Doo'tmJSSthisooe.call: _...;.. __ ..;..._;...;....--1 __. now. Hampton 5 brm 3 ba,
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BONO REALTY
PURCB.L REAL TY oveniud Jot. upgraded.
__ ...;;<n_,>:..846-:__...;2828;.;..;;.. __ , Price-Broker 1109,900.
"' • ~aut 2 BR townhou~e nm I 044 Owner$105,000. 559-6640
,d:/8> 17U0n ... ,eo.ie.... ~.T~· ~=i -·········-···-· THlc.ot.OMY ~ 645-9161 &readytoao.'87.900. Desillllecl. $14.tOO ---1 ICAT&LARIALTY f b 7• • • Soper Sharp Pia too.
DISTalSS SA.LE 961-UOl 546-9132 ~v:. ;eJ::n,~ ~!: Italian tile entry. ftlclt
MOITHIMD
OCIAMVIEW
DeluuDuplex-Newer
2 BR. 2 BA. l BR. l BA.
w/frp!c. wet bar, beam
eellla1s, sky lighl,
balconies. 2 Blks to
beach. Sll8,500t.enns.
4'2 cambrid&e. Newport JUSTUSTID tertainin1witb1talorma.l ~~ffl ~b:t: Hgts. 1800 Sq.ft., family c:ti.n. rm. +den. o~ Acaoss ROM room. •.900. Tarbell &VA.CA.Mr Model i a Broadtnoor crackl DI b rick
Rltnl, bus., ~1720, res., And refQrbU.bed w/new PaUo Homes, Wood · flrepla.c:e. Saoltlst .C:OU· Ao'.'~~ PAIK. 642-3'M cpt.s. DO WU lnJdtchen bridge.2 Bd.rms.,2 ba. try ld1cllen. a Spadam ~ new condo. buge
byownr.3lvlybfln&ood bd~in•· Back 7ard livlnlroom•/be&mcell·
area of H.B. fOf' only enhanced.'-brick paUo lnl. frplc, kitchen w/all
$71,500. Submlt. now. 61~1and.1CapiQl.caJJ ~,l BR•den.2 -.mi. ~i~t•nsn1,,101t1«t• BA, deck. piced to sell.
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Real F.etate
S6S Resale spedaUsts.
3,4 or 5 bdrm models
avail. aom6 w/poola. ...... Peaninl'DDPrOJ>el1:les l••O'·wa-.-AMXJ-·ou--,1
--------Reed1 ror year oeaipan· SUPa CLIM4 cy ls tbh bi1hl1 up·
3 ~ 1~ bath, fan· graded Exeter Part n
taiUc funlly room, cot·
ered p •tlo, 1 r e•t
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M8.ICAMHOME k ~ REALTORS
•• > 494-tOOI 494-7513 ~==~~~~~ SUPBSTUS .JI what we call these 6 ~lal & residea•
tlal antta Lil the heart ol.
Laguna. overlookll\g
Maia Beach. Askin1
$Sll5,400
JUST IJSTED·Fabulous
ocean vlew, 3 Bdrm.
home with 2 baths, fami·
ly room Is fenced yard.
'142,500.
Seller of 4 mo. 01d, 3 Br.
llV• Ba, Laauna Vlg con·
do, airs $2000 redeeorat·
ing bonus! llt.o •iew, 2..
car 1ar, giant stora&e
rm, We baloooy. many
xtrasl $16.900. Will con·
alder lse/opUon. Open
Sun , 23'15 Caminito
Lauro. Wk Ilda pb; ...., .
. TALLIY UALTOIS =.:-~~.:~ l213t530.~2SZ
esQo1ed Lil th1a a Bdrm. 2 bath "oae of a kind"' W\'ely 4br, lrt lam rm ;o;i Ii glass home. A. wf(rplc. IJv rm. din rm.
creative a•xw~ stained Bltn china closet. Prof
glass "palm" by Artist deco, 3 car 1ar. Yr old .
Roo WOOd completes the Owner, 768-5183.
autement. Sl&S,000.
5 units-newly upgraded
inlltde "out.. Cbe to Vic· tor Huao'a 41 beaches.
$185,000.
FOR£YER VIEW!
City lllhl• Ii Laguna
Hills ia the view from
this bardly Uved 1n beau·
ty. I Br, 2 ba. AJC, at•
lacbed 1arage. Onl:r
$7UIO
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RED C'ARPEr
645-3474
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Isl, mni. Nu sbr Broad· however you will find tbis 3 BR, 1 ~ (114) f7G-5'71t ~ ~~ ~'100 ~ :::i.. l'rult J:: •
moor, Hampton mod. BA, central air & purlCier, the ORS22·Z080 '152-i105 1 ltfl)ewimt. 07.,500.. QIU
uwaded. lmmed. poss. cleanest cul-de-sac location, w/lots or Cl'fN111•·"s""'10•«1• Oeo.~ •wn..-Y
$259,000.&M-854t fruit a--this side of heaven. You OHE ACRE BEN a.&. CLASSY -ir'W'cu,. .... ._ BMut. ClOQDUy 11v1aa 1o • ......... .........._ Fur 1lecbMw er ..... ........ , can have your champagne at a beer thllcreatbome, 3500 1q. --pl wbo wuaa •~· f!!i~0r':!.a!,!~~~ price $66,500. Loe. in fine ft., a car 1arap, Iota ot ~~~~~~~!!,I .. ~.'.!.!~ ....... ~!! combt A dWm. hit
bat.M. ice. laundry rm. neighborboodofSantaAna. trees.tenced.bun.Xlot. NANSION•INOOME wnltnde2Br,2Ba. ="!;::".:::.~ with walk·ia pantry; Ask for unm.BKR. Eucatdebu&eoldredone bomeOGUdo+eMhtar / 1 l
brick frplc. " W/W D .. hfllatYALLEYUALTY,116-0UZ. <114>117•1 abr dla.11*.Bacb.apt abrm. ~J.JCll3 w COIJ rep •••• carpeta over bdwcL flrl. OR S2:a.o53D t1ffli blc lanfe 1qs of --------1 p:!OIMo. (J.:M)
Tastefully decorated ~&Ms/ ~ refllltl. to p&ck W...... Mf1'Y
with shutters, paneling & c;yp;; I IOO Loacle of cunctu: W....S ' 2900 NIAT A NICI
wallpaper. Lge. patio ac ... .,...... 1069 Scllllltl.GglllCI 1016 ....................... $115 000 Ownr/Alt ..... , ... -.......... I BR. 2 llatla --~.,.. ~·sf.i~bou.se for tbe ... _ .. ••••••••••••• ........ •••••••.e••••••• Padfic View llemorial eo.m • ~ ~ ..:i:U U:: ~~ 1'1:-~
MIWPOITllACH UDOIYOWMElt ::;:;e:,:• ~ a.mex.S148,oooea _... wbo wm&a to MU 1hof.£inJ • oce••·
aw.TY 675-1642 '=°~~· C •~lal ' =~~ ~~\:Ja: $4'1S o . .as> •
ROLUMG HILLS VIEW -!13 .. .,.... ....... of ..... t.uilly ori .... ......_.._.Mew c .....
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499-4551
LACUNA DANA LAGUNA
NIGUEL POINT BEACH
"95-1130 G.W813 '9'1-3331
3 BrTrt.oa plan ead unit lo Dlluxe 4 ._ brm s ba. '""*"' 1600 3 •-._._. ~~of.=' ~1-t;!: 11-__._ LL.....O .,... •-Lil._ 1050 ,.._ ...... _ __... 1069 'lbeBlullt Sl'8750flrm. h• .. "' lY.a lots ......... •••••••••••••• -··~ .... -----....,. ~.._ :uwpan-Prind-i-' -·!. "'' t -· ~· ~ ._.__ h I Gdprice.Bcb/Qlapnwn. &..J,....,._, -._ .... I& ..................... .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ... •••••••••••••••••••• ..-o.....,. eia patio.nrteanil • .,.,.c • lii&ICA.LILDG. Opn dlJ ll·i. Aat. ;:;:;~ .,;-....,.. sa.a YllW GREATEST IUY m.oTaeatt« 5p1n. $Mt,500 t7MZS& SAU 01 L1AS1 w.sm. Ba1p1a L. s-UJS.
M09'1AUFY1MG In Newport Crest. 11.UffSSPICIAL ~Hh/0,..._.. 2810sqft.Newpar&Blvd. _...,..,.~
Five year new bome. Specious 3 Bdrm., ZY.a Just listed. atunnlng 3 s t •-""··-1 5 2 B OC ......... a-AMT a.tallela. bath. Kitchen with Br, 2Y.a Ba, pro(esllooal a • ...-.u • • r, ~"' lrWleKeulUtn. ....._..,._ WaattobafllDlbomoGD totally u~ priced aeparatediDingarea_up-EuropeaodeCor.Elerant pub+ci-t apt. $137,500. MOl&IHOMI ~ ~I browner-. unit. Udotteowner. ~~~t!'~ al gr8dedcerpets&dnapes, bome, fantutlc 'flew • 28J.5Broad.MM82:9 l·Bdrm., carpet.I, blt· Anaheim Pvt eul-cle-uc '71-UGll
financlq. a car Janee with many xtras. For deta& SUPER 2.BR, 2BA "H" IDI; oceanfront patio. NEWPOllT·corner toca· St. Luce. •P9C-uoita. .
71t. ... ·7100 automatic opener. h · call: Alt. ~4 PLAN ID n..i..a-.1 Bluffs. Oal7 etepe to private lion, &d vlsihUlt.Y, Idea& Must see to apprec .....
-cellent loc;atkm Ii eondl.· Icuatry:--~gar. beach. Xlnt coadtt1onl for small buslneu. Only Priced to 8e11 futl Call ·----•Wld111Ueh«•.-.i
Uoo.Tenmacourta,pool. $10,000DOWM Full front balcqny •000 $97,500. Rulb Laurie, BroterlllCN'!SSl-m7. ...._........... •In._...,.,_.,..
Jacuni, etc. Plenty of se.a.'YIEW -/Ute• view. Custom MAURYSTAUFP'ER Rltr N8o4180 ....................... •DIUJ~-.ftce ... ..-kin"' Sll3.,500 ...,,. .. SEAUONREALTY ' L.L-...1 3106 •Vaanriee.-taeddmQJ 6 ._.. par •· · f · Bred nu 3br coner Jot ahu*nthruout.Lgepvt 36Q1E.c.t,CdK673-53SC Look1ai for commerclal ...__ •Fallllaftofeoaulora
By owner. LeaVlDg or home. Owner will carry patio or pool. Um.it.eel of· l213N. Cat. Laguna or lndllltrial parcel lo INVESTORS ••••••-•••-•••.... •ft'eeto apd••..,.. BA~ Q Ruul htut" In<
~.call6'2·l888. baL of $230,000 at $1850 fer by owner. $134,500 497·3388 Or.Ct.yhom'6to5acres ~Ur, '8&. N. •F.rwrenlal~C
Leisure WOl"ld --------t per mo. No quallf.n.... firm. 6'4-em for outri~ purcbue or Have to sell wtthln one B a '1 f r o D· t b o m e ...,_., " .. -1:004;• Town.bouse-Owner bas ,..... Jo 1 t 1 t wk. ftr '5 cl.a)' eacrow.12 w/Jaeual. JrlJ or abort ~ _,. reduced price-as ha new OFfERm BY nee, vac, move ri&bt ID. KIN~RDl21 T_. 1090 Un eve opmen . Wilts, all 2 bdrm. Land Wm.~ mo. Avail RENJIMES
home is ready. Up· . Guardedpt...6"-1452 Permit & plans ready to ••••••••• .. •••••••••••• with~~=: fer 8 more. W/aide Cll. now. Lora Vance &Ur
ll'1lded. a br, 3 ba, end NEWPORT CREST 1:&.~10••co ... DO reeondlUoa. Far sale as Princlpal1 only. Send ~000.0wurtrillCUTY l'IMOS2 IW~ zt-•s.ntc. unit. Ideal Locat. _,,_._A " ~~~complete. Ask fOOJHILL ffl COOL $45,000 dwn. PriD. 15U'368Al374llll • SPECIALISTS: ._ant,1ar1e1broonc1o ·\&-rep&1toeoxw.c1oDa1· on1y,NJ..6f2..SSM ..... P' t• 3107 ,. ...... Ill
1052 OD_. from. Pool, boat DISTRICT ~~~=-,_ _................... .,..
!.! •. ~~ ......... ~~Court L_~,;_bld&. Greatabdrm&tamrmi-------• ~~0!!!t~t= ~~~~~ .~8:l°rlf'ru
Ommlnlaew8Bedrm + lOAriesCourt 615-7520 home OD about Y.i &C. W-' .. to•,.__ "·ll 1 W dry, dahwbr, 2 CU' (2b&oc:b£.ClfBld) den, 2 bath, lam-rm, 12 Aries CourtA special Hage B & F pool. lots ot ...,. --.-.~ now. 1ar. No peta.. Aull Peb. Acauf.Cclrp. &a Pee
A/C, French drs, pvt cmdo to fit your specal WISTCUfF (714) 645-9950 . bearin& fruit trees. ~_,!al.'1· 5GQ$t CIC' New •1 Br~-.. z car frontcourtyard,$123,900. needs. Exclusive, customizied 3•--------1 Move-in condition. _.._ t 1 ; drps <-=~~~7:11 course ~~;~~P!~ ~~~~ $89.900~Sun1.S. llOVE IN TODAY! ~i.,.m..:m,; .. noon bay window f 3 Br, 2 be tutefull7 de-13732Genboo Place IASTSIDI Quaint 2 br oceanfroat .. ,. • ~~i::8fot. e;i:~~ g~ Adult oc~ conted 6 land.leaped North Twit.in COMM'L ln.DG. =·~~~ 1 Br, ~ drw. a •c.
-49.S--0279--------t · $169,500. 1312 Dover. with apuiou covered $170,000 ZllG per mo. l5J·'lHt or ~--~A"" .. -1= u_._11_~·.........._ Ow11er/A&t. Appt. pivate .. tiol. Outdoor AESOPREALTY c .. trally loc•ttd, 11$8'1. i~-~Dd.!tv•~-~!..:-~-~~
--.... -IAnmr 1GOJ51 jacuui. Quiet street. 731-4911 Clall>A buUdlq w/I an. Nem!,y new tbe best A ---· -----·-OPEN HOUSE
SAT&SUM 1·5
29382 lllCldlaYtn
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HIGH OH
640-5357 ()Den Sat/Sun IU, ma w. I • ... 1091 tts, 6 lava "Oftl'lb:eci nleest j.PIU ID Bun~ C:...clllW.. 3122 Ideal I br, Iba .. a •-~;;;;.;;;.._.j•~~~~~~--1 Pl St·-~ M&-l!m p-..... -.. lot Fatrtaati" iJlll,on ee.cb. .o..w .... on· ·--••••••H••• .. ••"• AarJ. $51115/mo. Will lie leowllMffw --....................... ~~. Fledble 11$225.000eacb.-2Br Zba,1&'9padoliyard opt. IH•Hlte eYea
AILUFF
overlook:ing the valley &
Saddleback Mtos. 3 BR,
J1ewer sep home on
private cul-de·asac street. Seller moving
must sell. Only $119,800
SPECT ACULAI
Price Slashed
to $152,900. Trioa 3
end WI.Ir lo The Bluffs.
Great view, pvt jacuzzi,
wrap around patio w/ex·
citing ftreplt. Perfect for
entertaloing, a fantastic
executive home.
Open Sat & Sun t.5
406 Plata, Npt Bch
AESOP REALTY
731-4911
for i-Muat-•SeU-•Tlda-W_eekeod __ I~ =~ ~~~ f::!c~ ftnancio~ Drive 'jt,1770 SCOTT REALTY Y.a bit to bdL lllorental.1.m-MM _______ _
lewllfll Peope New Big CaQTOll condo, model. Brifht open Int. ~~-~v:.) ~J.n';°' 536-7533 M25. DOD between t-S. Be1UIE.~A VERDI:--.
Westcliff-eCT0111 from El Dando model, s brm, seu by owner. $76,900. Paula Balleyeo.8235 . m&1 Delwre4Br,2ba.lamrm.
Mariners Park. 8Br, 1700 l<I ft, $1.5,000 below 898-1122 PALM SPIJMGS ........... 3141 bltns, frpk, new .,.mt..:
country kitchen. All oew mkt. $1'5,000. 962-6898 1S Units pogjtin cash re-•-•••-••••-•••••••• ~ &ardeoer decorator cpt, wood, ________ °"""RICllEltate Coado•hdu•s/Town• turn.Manaaementavall. ForreotTopottheWorld1--------
floors. New paint lo & WESTCLIFF AREA .. _• .. •••••••••••••••• ......._for .ar. I 700 Prine. only. 6'4·9513 from Mar 1. for 4 mos S Nwpt Jlitl, 2 Br. den. out. BIUna include Moblttt....s ••••••••••••••••••••••• aft.M-...., .... Br 2 Ba, Yiew. $800 per huge yard •pr. "5Ct microwave&truhcom· 3 brm 2 ba, lam rm. ForSale 1100 Condo Specialist: 2·3-4 ....,..._.. ...... mo.caunt-a-19SS mo.~
pactor,dblfrptc. Beaut.ilul move-io condi· •••-.. •••••••••••••••• bdrms, Huntlnglon MOllLIHM 5111! ,..,__ ft lion. SlZ'.500. By owner. BeaA" ~ ta1 Vall ,._ .. • .a.ln!.r Emerald Ba7, walk to New condo w/tn ... lll
VIEW ------p'I W9ll to stay. Bt1l 2Br, 11119 Artcraft 9611-229'1«'96s.G88'7 All· Emtin1 RV PaR. In· ApiJ. $15011o. I --.._ _,_... 6'2-JJ85 ......... IHclt ....., oun n ey. 635A--... beada. I BR. Adma. 'U1 ~. •lew.
1127 tt•*=rs· IAYSNOllS UdO. (llP409!>. Just1--------1 come $330-000. Wlll ex--noa..rvo .o.oanl' ...-..1 • S 1 ft,500 Ree-di¥ redecorated. 3 listed b1ab1Y cledrable daD99 far Pl'Ol*t7 or •un~-__,_ UJ:.~. ~ ot the ocean le suns
from this 4 BJl, 2\11 BA
beautifUllT redecorated home. Jacom-loun ·
iD atrium • lart• pool io rear yard. Price reduced
to $239,000.
COUNTRY
UVIHG
yet just minutes to the
beach. 2 BR & de n
townhome. Former
model loaded w/extras.
End unit w/central air &
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value at $7(,900.
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... ba 2 car~. J>O~i/ paUo,pool,l330.532...0l.S, 3BR,2Ba ....... $W/575 lab"1oltcounev•'lf.3 Nlcel~ 11• ft t int =·ru;'a::ft MSOm:· MEWi-SiDi ~A-..:-1 Vil.I ., l~ nearbeacb, "° • ~ Fl\Cil '1~. trpl eves. 1aa.w ot 497-3976 3 BR, 2~ ba ......... $$2$ Br. New \Dllt. $850/mo. lbr. CU· t.taO. UP· MS-'203· eu-uO, . Sb!'. 2ba z atory Up-~llU 23'7 W. ~colonelt. S.C. ··• Imo Kida •pcta ok • 4 BR, 2~ ba .... 1625/SSO AMua1 Leue or lae/opt. Adult•. no pet1. 2110 • =' Ls• p~tlo Now 1'2 bdrm 1 Ul'1 s:an mo. 41J•lJIU: ,._111s f'JM8'7 3 Br, Country kitchen. 4BR.3S. ....... 162$/745 'TS?-28Ub111.bnwtdy1 NewportBlvd. 1 brapt.1 blk to beach. 'ot. From..,· acbalt apta 1A 1' plansi..DMm:=.===-------
c:racldiq lrpk. $395/mo SEAVJEW s br 2\ola ba Spac 1 bl' •arden apt Very -clean. $21$. mo. "5-95'3 eve1, '"-'%82 from $2'70 + J.)OOla, ten· a.eA WOODS MM28I ocean vl~, pool/tennb Pooi as rec. All uUl pd: e7$-l058 days. nil, waterfal.la, poodst S..AM 3110
3 BR. Z BA, blJ lenced 11.ACHHOUSl-Jlr. ~mo.2l3/-.a&Z9 Adult.a. no chlldren, no C.O.delM.r 3122 Le• 2br, 2ba twnhoole. =~':ta~ .... •-•••••••••••••••• .. ~' h'.: old. ~/mo. S4!0mo. W-0952 peta.$215. up mo. •• .. •••••••••••-•••••• New drps paint, bltm McFadden tltta Weat on Newly decorat.d l ar•o ····s7EL..aaEc1
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: ": ... S.C. PLilA ~~!Jin~ Nt $260. 1 BR f urn apt, 27" c;,kr.~f. • 5'S-1J82 ~d~ ~ ~J.!~'~* ... lfor~:.. .. -•,111• .. =·r.10 2 Stoly Eucut.lvo pool cptafsfresb paint.Avail. 11512 r .......... "-.Je..'"·'~ matureadlta, nopett, oo ~· 2 Br unturn. Adulta, n o 'ml.le t.o bch. Adltt only ........ ;:." ......... . h 2800 fl 4 hnmed. '425 mo. Call T 01 ~Ma: '"""'.:; llCi CANYON chUdren. Quiet aecure. GARDEN AP'J'S pets, COM t.o abopplq. Mr. or Mra. Hatcb 1'1lEEXCITING i:::;. 3 bath~1~cludea Mlke,N7-GOlO COMM.POOL PODdoroea Mob. Eat., OOBONADELllAR _.. 147·zsa3: (!l.1)51Z·l531 PALMMISAAPTS.
pool aervtce. llS50. mo. Luxury living by the sea, Walnut~e,a Br2 Ba, JACUZll•TIMHIS l99lNewport.M6-U7a 2 Br Townboule, frplc. 2 Br U~ Ba, cpta, drpa, Evee MJ.NtrrESTONPI'
Q>.an)5'5-7SOlevn. uecSBr,DillRm,Fam ~~~ .. ~·Adlta **Deluxe 2 BR f ...... •1Hd13740 Pool.tenla.Someocean atove, 1arba10 dlsp. BR AND NEW BCK.
Rm, immac + grdnr. '<AUoT• -· ....,...,_ oat c re 1 t mo d e 1 .. ••••••••••••••••••••• le Catalina views. C\OM Water paid. Child " BEAUTIFUL 4-Plu, 3 Bach.1'2 BR.
$650. Avl March 1. townbome. braod new . STUDIO t.o Fubloo IJland & One small pet OK, •aa. Br 2~ Ba, D/W, W/D fromSD>.•up • .,...,.. . 3226 962-BSa:S l.oglltoleocll 1241 avail tmmed. $600/Mo. '"Wltldwlcthl" beacb.Alao1 Br.8"-2ell M.W188 htup,P'P; 2Br l~ 1Br A.dwts,NoPeY
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2v~~~~·::I.P;t~~ DOWKTOWH ••Vlewalgolfcourse& 1.Jnena~ULillties LACASAILAMCA. lndr~~ Adltl, 110 <3Blb~:!L')Newport t-. white wa ter view! a area. $285. lat & last+ LAGUNA lake trom nearly every MlLETOOCEAN' ra::-~~~~ft ledl. I ...... .tHow pets. ~
bdrm, den, 2~ ba, hl>l, leCW' 9113.s7M Deluxe 2 bdrm2 2 bath room. 2 BR.I + luxurioua llOYlll Wfel Motel V.-ly, 509 Acacia 645-7°'8 All ull.la pd cnt. cl.rps 2 Br 2t.a st.llo bltm. pvt ---.:.-----blt.ina. 33602-B Daoa Vl.s· • duplex rental. uutstand-upgrades everywhere I 721 Yorktown Blvd pool l.ndry ·iacfa-Mwti eneL gar • .tr 'patio. Nr
ta . .-Smo.213/872-8658 WALKTOIEACH ingocean&villagevlew, $725/Ko.(J-ZS) BeacbBlvdat YOl'ldoWD 1AlxW'Y lbrW/m1DJocean over 35 DO r··ta or ebopl,~&frwT.Nc ._ 4000
Dupla, 2 brm 2 ba Ye Kids O.K. 3 brm, 2 ba. yet only a lewabort bUc.s. JayceEdlundec.823$ 536-0411 &jetty views, only &tePI cblldre~. Ca I Sue; peta.12SS/mo.8'0-1124 ................. •••••••
Di PboneU ded. ry ram rm, new crpts & to town & beach. Huie to China Cove. "2S/mo. U8·770l or Henry: Boomw/ldtcbenet.le
ce.. 4.93-.rfSa drapes 1st mo & clean-liv. rm. & dlnin1 alcove. CAMEO SHORES SMALL BEACH HOTEL 11'75-253Sor7Sl-4ll7 ee9137 Dduu pool.aide xtra lge $SO week A up. ___ .;;_ __ ..;.._. __ I ing dep only $525 Call Lee. kitchen w/bllt-lns, ROOMSS.'12.50Week 2br, 2ba, bltn.s. dshwhr. ~5S
• T .. • 3232 968-9592eves." • ln cl. was h Id rye r . 3Br 1 corner lot. oceao Apt$l!i0/mo.538-'10S6 Nr. beach. AdU.s,no pets. •
-••-•••• .. ••••••••••• Separate 2 car garage. • g$1 G'73-248' PRIME LOCATION NwptHita. new'2 Br2 Ba, 125C).S3&-Ul2. Ambaiss-~ Inn in Costa Move in today! Cute 3 Br, An out.standing offering view, .ooo mo. f lwcli!WJI• all elec. Blt.ns pkn&. Mesa. 2277 Harbor. Ce n-"=~~~ bomt'a~ l~Ba w/cpts, fncd yd. at $500 Mo. Ref. re· Slept to bcb. cute 2 Br te.t.ow 3742 2 BEDROOM, tplc, $350 Kids OK. 23S oale. Walt Joe t.o beach. Avail. now. trallylocated,2'3Srooms.
tDday Cua p::t:~a RI· Kleis & pets fine. $395. quired. Call: bse, D/W, patio, $425 ••••••••••••••••••••••• per mo. 675-Zlll days, to 17th St. 642-2184; ~~~sF 219 MANY with kitchen.
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· -PhoM 494-0731 673-5439or833-6118 Harbour area, frplc & ~~ D&UXE211t 11A pool, Jaouul, and rec. Condo, nearly new, 3brs, • Br 2 Ba, fplc, bltns, dbl -jucuui. 1 blk frm bcb . 2 Br deluxe studio, util pd. · • room. Dally &: weekly
upgraded, otrered for gar, walk to schools & Oce&nf'ront. Woods Cove. S.ct..Rte 3276 S29S mo. 536-1241 eve and $:MS. Sharp 2 BR, pool , Blt.ns, crpt.6, pool. $275. Nr. Beach, new w/frplc rates startlnC fl"om$48 a
rent with "pos•ible" lse heh. $400permo.962·9351 3 BR 3 ba comp re-• • •. .._ .. _ adlta, no pets. 462 1978 ltaple, .548·6118, & patio, encl gar, D/W; ~. " 2'"3717715 • ·• · •••••••••••••••••••• • ••u•.&1t· S d N f agt .. 1 laundru opt. Call 640-6828 ft 7 or ...,.. · done; lse. Turner Assoc. . eawar o ee, eves64S--S647 smo .. e a arm, ., 645-4840 a . CallDonnie 499-4591 Magnificent ocean view, l.alJllllale«h 3748 833--3307 lacll. Ideal for room-1---------
640-SllOOAit. Dys N 1 c e 3 BR• 2 Ba • executive home; Lr1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 Br, cpts. drps, stove, mates. Adlts. $325 • .Ph l.Br, 11./F, share bath & -Su beauUlul 3 bdrm, 2 cpts/drps, frplc: Nr. Emerald Bay Terrace, lam rm, trlr access, pre-LAGUNA BEACH MTR. Oid CdM. brand new bacb kids olc, no pets. '225. 536-2159 tit. noo·smoker $1.2S mo. ~· br,r w/fam·rm, !rplc, Gold:,w~~ Edancer. white water view, 4 stlge location, $550. INN. $65/wk & up. Maid unll,$185.Call 64.S-2274 2 Br, 1 bath ~t. Bltlns. +util.13!Ml78al\6PM
DW, A/C, super area. $425 • bdrm •. 2 fplc. 2 story, 2 '96-l7T2 serv. color TV, healed 875-6299
1 ~. 963-'5f'7 A1ent. No Walk t.o bch. Lovely 3 Br, ba. private.~. 621-1628 New 3Br, 2ba Condo with pool. mu '94·S294, 985 DUPLEC VJ1W 20 fu.. ~Cb~.ACi,1:. g:;nto!~ 1$2fs~ LA:i: ~::1e;!'~0~: n=Je~
fee. den, fplc, beam clg, LR, l.ogiMa Miguel 3252 many amenities. chlld N. Coast Hwy. 3 br 2 ba, new carpets, beam cell., jacuui, 536-7542 30. No pets-Child • ., i•v..._, 3234 lndry rm. S485 mo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• OK, no pets. USO/mo. •-ai.a--1 3752 new showers new dis· garage. $385. 845-8256 or $1.2Smo.+uW. KlL priv. r-"-r ~9610 Br 2•L b d A/C 831-0191 ___... • ...,... b h ' . t . · ""n3375 OLD UNIQUE-1.Br, ocean ..... _,.L ~"" lo' d ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 , ,... a ~n o. , __ ••••••••••••••••••••••• was ers, new plll.D 1n ,,.,.. . red ted b th ..... ~ +..., c g ep.
Lcwely2br.11Atbacondo,tWie.gfon p1~ &~c~~~~e, s..-. Scenic views. luxury r~ca~00~~J$s~~2BR,1Ba,lrgfncdyard. :n~' noe:er: pTer Avail. Mar. L 846-8347
frplc, dbl gar. $325. HtrbOw 3242 8 rm. · · Caplstreo 3271 adult ap~. f\arn & uni. uni Ssso rear 43'7 redec. Clean. $300. Open area: $260 mo. 536-SOS01-alt...;:.;..._S_P_M ____ _
• 548-5120 •••••••••••••••••••••••SEA TERRACE Garden ••••••••••••••••••••••• Near R~g>ooal Sbopplng ~~AD!hila.875-3141 Sal·Sun, 10·6. 1779 evt!e Balboa Penln. sleeping
HMtlngton leach 3240 'rie~!~ ~ !e~el+nrr~~ ~~~. 2 t~~~sde£, ~o~t 3c:rd;e~ed~e~ogN~~~~ ~:~·N~~~:!:r Xi~:ta Spacious 3 Bdrm. i ba, ::~9~Jf.:~ r "8 • l.olJ-o leoda 3141 !:: ~~~:1oker, $1lO. ~··•••••••••••••••••••••Rm.+ grdnr lge gar, $525 . 493 -6490 ; Children & pets con· Pkwy&PaseodeValen-new plush cocoa · ••••••••••••••••••••••• • , ENJOY ownr. aft 4PM 554-4442 (213)696-5077 sidered. Washer, dryer & eta. cpt/ctrp,., paint, kitchen 2 ~· 2 Ba, S29S mo. 988 Walk t.o beach 1 Br apt, Lovely home & area, .Pvl
--refrig. avail. $385/mo. ALICIA?LAZA floor. Bright & airy Mission Drive, see $300+utU.Availnow. bath, no smoke, drink. -THllEA.CHUFE I I 324 LabFonat 3255 Vacant.623-075lext.428 &VILLAGE 5'25/mo.Agt.6«-7270 Manager,Apll. 494-3672 Over 45. $140. mo. New 2 story 3 Br fam-"ne ••••••••••••••••••••••• 581-6151 581-6130 -646-1035 •• rm. 3 Ba, lrplc., l~undry ••• .. ••••••••• ••••••••• Exec 5 Br home. Woods. casitas Condo 2 Br, 2 Ba, Sorry, no peta. l BR Waterfront Apt. E/Side. 2 Br 1 Ba, newly Bachelor .apt. modern•-------
hook-up, dbl. garage. TurtJerock 4 br, ram rm, A/C. Beach t.eMis club. beautiful lge patio. 2 Car H _. •--L 3769 ~mo. yrly lse. decor d, $250. l&t. lasl + bath, no lukMn, uW JMI. ........ t. S.... 4300 ~c<K/mo Cbild/ .... t.s OK dlnrm 2bn v1ewofUCI. Jmmed occup $700 Casa attchd gar. & pool. ~wpcwt~ 67S-3282,9-5PM $100.Nopets.494-4534 $170mo.494-4LS4 ..................... .. ~ . ,_. . . ' . .. . •••••••••••••••• ••••••• BE SELECfIVE Agenl, 846·1311 or Lse. Crdnr, water, as· PaciCica Rlty~2_ S380/ mo. 4~5-5281 ~ 2 Brtownbse. $300.'Bllns, 2 BR. 2 ba apt, Dlnr's Gain a reliable
• 960-6161. son. dues pd ~Y owner. 3 br 2 ba detached tnhse 496-8015 Ou.aide of Hwy gar, lndry facll. 1919 Cove. Garage, deck, l"OOmma~. ~LOVELY 3 BR, 2 Ba ~~5:1 Antioch. Agt. dln'rm&frplc.A/C.club s.taA.fta 3280 • 2 Bdrm, 1 bath, clean Anaheim St. Mgr. laUlldt)',$350.494·7302 CallSbareAHome/Apt
w/frpl, OW. crpl. kid/pet · &lakeprivgs.871 ·31189 ••••••••••••••••••••••• D w/ocean view. Inclds 645·5106 Lower duplex. 2 brm l~ 64S.746Sor644·56S8 OK.$410.963·~Agent. Woodbridi;e. New 4 br......... rile h 3269 $360. 4 BR 2 Ba. Im· ~e frplc.W/D,bltns.crpts& LGE owner Lype apt In ba. carpets . drapes, Fe to hare2 brZbaapt-
Noff'e. 3ba. !nm rm., A/C. nr .....wpor ac maculate, good location. drps. sun pore b & triplex. adults. no pets. forced air heat, lrg priv. m s ll & 1 CM· ' · park & pool $550/mo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3627 Huard. 839-6623 garage. $465/lse. 875-6061 Nr shops. $4.30. 637-8828 patJo, enclosed gar, close Rec fac poo • · · • :ztir. 2ba, ear. ~ ... Dll lo bch 640-1044 NO FEE! Houses. condos. (714) to beach. Will Jease. 556-2!MOGene
s:B> duplexes Rental BIG' CottaMesa ll24 2 BR. 1"2 ba, patlo, 4949601 1 Terrace Twnhm 3 BR, 2 p ill 675 ~"12 Bkr Avail now' 3 Br 2 ba ••••••••••••••••••••••• adults/no pets $275 Nr · Fema • wants ume tn 1't ...... r I ma•t"' B r I b J> t av on, """' · · · ' ' PT • · share 2 br hse new rec ....... am rm, rg "..,r a. rp c. wet-ar v w/cpts. focd yd. S395. LAMAHCHAA S 17UaSuhops.640-7317 Outstanding white water facil.St75/mosS9.5591 bdrm, pool. $475 patio. 675·ol014 days HEW SEA.VIEW 96J...4S67 Agt·Nofee. • Large 2&3 bedroom View. lBr, w/den, frplc,1---------
67S..6452eves 3 Br 2 Ba. pool, tennis, garden apts. Dshwhr, & priv. deck. Steps lO AVOIDJNCOMPATIBLE 4br, pool, VJ m1 to ocean. -----· ..,,5 l 675-n""" 5-lhLttgllMI 3286 GREAT RECREATION: blt.ns 1 bbq Victoria Bch. S450mo. ROOMMAT""'I ~c Oranne Tree 2 BR, n<>w 1ac, _. yr Y · _.,.......___ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 . enc . gar, gas . ~
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w/frplc, OW, crpt, fed New 3Br. 2Ba" 2 car SMO.fW0-2981 2br, 2ba home-w/frplc court.a. Pro & pro shop, Adull 2 bedroom, super 2BR,Jgellvm'grm, part. 'l11ATRIGHTPERSON
•• yrd. $425. 9634567 Agent. garag~. pool, Jacuzzi, Big Canyon Townhome. 3 & din rm. Ocean vu lot. 2 golf driving range. party ~~~:/~~~th~ ~sf e~~ SaYe $$by Sla•hMJ
:> ·-. no fee. tennis, $460mo. 559.5050 Br, pool. Convenient toe. car gar, elect opener, room. $450 per mo, no fee. FUN ACTIVITIES : Wllson,lnquireapt.E. • Jbr, cpts, drps, lrplc, dbl • brm 2 ba. lv rm, din rm, By owner. 644·5187 Waterman Rlly Invest.
• .... r patio. lncd yd $400 fa m r m . S4 0 0 m o . . 533-8030 _ :;;"r .. 10 . .:.,.,,,,,.,.3 • · 644-1480.~J22 New Broadmoor Seav1ew ---------Sunday brunch, BBQ 's.
1 .,,.....,., ''""..,,.,,., Hme. snal sty, 3 Br 3 Ba, WutmiMter 3298 lr lps. parties. sport ~ Sharp 3 Bdrm. 2 ba. ow. Woodbridce 4 bdrm, 2 _rplc ·s, dbl gar. all cl cc ••••••• ••••• ••••. ••. ••• t.ournamenta & more! .. t'rpts. red yrd. $395. sharp. $750/mo. lse. kitch. pool, tennis. spa. Sl7S MO BEAUTIFULAPTS·
c:.. 96J...4S67 Agenl·No fee Agt 752.1700 View of Orange Co. All • Singles. 1&2 bedrooms. this In a pvt grd comm of 3br, lba. Dshwshr, 2 car & nf Mod 1 1 41 Br2 Ba, nr Golden West Orancetree Patio home, 2 NB. sssomo. gar. Isl+ last +$100, re-Fl.Im. u um. e 5 ---------1
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& last. call 536-3145 or Temnis, poola, clubhse. Lse0K.&3l·2246 mate urvlce avail. No ---..:.....-----' 847-0293Avl 3/l. Neveroccupled.552-8493 IA.YCREST b lease required. Sorry,
-3 BR, 2 ba .• form. dining Great 3 Bdrm, 2 a adults only, no pets. • COZY 3 bdrm, 2 ba. Orang~,2br2ba.den, rm., frplc; lge. cov'd. w/famUy .room, frplc, Oakw ood
w/cpt, fed yrd kids & A/C 1ar. opener rec. palio entry court Beaut dsbwahr, kids & pet O.K. Garden ApAl'tments 1 ,pets ok. $385.' 963·4567 facll $425 559-0148 d~. 2 Car gar.w/doo; $4.35/mo. 1163-4567 Agt.No M..,..IHch/.._....
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Yrly $250 per mo. NO Dale.645-7312
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SSl-4820 Gen. mntraetor, aew, ad· IDS & prdenlnc. Malnt. HOUSE? Call Giolham Newport. Celt.a Mesa " ReM, wodr l\W'6e0.188 inc ll:Jleat1De Frff eat A1'b • ..,..... ,.~ s..ke dltlona, re mod.. res., lncl. mowiq, trlmm.lnl. Girl. Free est ~5123 lrvine. 8'15-ans eves. $10 hr Boneat& rellable.__1k __ 'iA _ _... __ _
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asphalt? Call 631·~4.0. Carpet Kan wlll lay .. Ir vicinity. Empty'• 1lu1Upstone, pleoters, Uc'd&M-10&5 Dave '1Sl.3J!iOorM7.QJl3 em•vala, trh n mtaa. llooded. llc. insured. yours or mlne. ~pain C 1-1 Japanese 1ardener, 15 welcome. Jlellable, reu. walll. expertly installed, Any ._lumbln• water ~. ~--Ue'CL ' 4k cleanln1 Looi Guar ••-••-·--• .. ••••.. yrs ~n!:;t.enance Ir ~ very teas. A18o repain. ~OVNO II.AN. 5 yrs expr r l .. -t th Im.rd.~ ~· & work at biUer aavlnp. PSYCHIC Mm»IUM some . 66M811 Uc. • Bonded. Bob. 10 wallcovertog. FrM aerv. ea.a, H rm ·&.efll s.nlces Free est. MS-3646 Jleadln 52'7.:MOS Houncleanlng with a 11$0JM; 9&W338 .ta. 6'SG18 Andy end. C«aQ1.f'c tlle. Be&s.rr.._,-. ....................... O a.EAN-UPS/HAULING personal touch. Reta. a.a.ea ......... -•• -.. .
$1.S-ANY 14ATI'ER Shampoo ~ steam clean. DI IJ uMI PruniDl·Plantlq 536-6128 or 546-2'20 ARTISTIC MASONRY CUSTOM PAINTING. Plutnblnc repairs, re· "AMO
Et'e & wknds by appt. Color brighteners; wht ••••••••••••••••••••••• Flee est. 6'2-9907 CL .. ...---. Walt-ways, planters & Exterior Speciallst. 15 models. replpes., water IMSTRUCTIOM Def ul\/Di $175 cpta 10 min bleach. Drapery Fabric Sale G .. s.r.lces --nv' walls. Lmtd landscape. Y1'I local refs. Lic/bon· beaten Beuon.ra&.es.I • voree "Clean liv, din rm, hall 4'7c:Jidslna•~t m""t 111 Palntinclrrepairs. 6G'8806,astforCarL ded/insrd. par work. yrs e:p Cal l Jim Xlot CrtdeDt!ala ~Jn Collections 30%• SlS. Avg rm $7.50, couch ' 1 ,...,.. .... • ............ ,••••••••• ~1918 ~ eal.s. Won't be un· "' • your bbme • c.Il Terry
Dnmkdriving $300 $10 hr SS G elim be • 1~ aaviap in· HANDYMAN: Carpen· MoYt.g derblclMUOOS 64.5.aK ~'1005 (Up to tnal) pet.'~ cP ~ 15 vem.ory reduction cuar. lr7 electrical. plum bin& ,.. s th I Girls ....................... , _________ =-=-=-=-=-=-=~~-:~-1-==~=~-----
Unlwfi detainer-delawt yrs upr t Dr: w~rk ~ quallYn~ ~~ 4'c 'noon. 8'7·2787, realdentlal & ofhee ''Two Mea Will Move Fine Ester. Painting by P~ti~t!1;!i ::.~e W 1 "'Clur 'QI ~~e~'~rice ... .,,00 myself. Ref~ 531.0101 . San~ Ana 5~~ SST-t:IOt cleaolnt •pecialists. You1'' We bandl1e11Ir1 ~ ~ ~;!t,;!1_.c>!'~ Try fast se~v. HS-110'0 ••5•p•:-;•.;::=,.•-:,,•::,.•:.'• ,;x,...,. .. ....., ~ 54l3B> NEWPORT Booded, Insured. Free sm moves·o ce ... ._........,.,.....,. 8AM·l OPM ~ .. u~
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• (n•)636-'1200/aft 7PM $14..9S (400 sq rt>. Chairs shutters & all windcrr: Wben ~vel calla don t BOUSEKEEPER·Exprd. Lowest lee al r ate. Jact~6'1~~est. ••••••••••••••••••••••• inaows cleaned, re-call (213) 43'-8915 $10. Uc, 1nst'd, guar. 1..1· coverings at discount leave your home un· Mon tbru Sat. Uc/fn.srd. Cal T 111~. Para1on J>ool Service.
l•plilllwg F·E Systems. 631-S350, prices. Sbady Deal. 743 =~ ~~ CaDM&-7336 Pb8C'M278 Pbor faint'1 & paper Comple(e1 awlmmla1 b::~~pts~M~8•
••••••••••••••••••••••• 645-3939 Bake.St. C.M. 5'9-3325 plant malnt. Bondable. HOUSECLEANING ls Will d o lite moving ang ng, work guar. pool ma ntenance.
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puterized ·typ esetting. Comple te Creditnotimportant. Bay area. 6"'0·732o or . Roger. Inc., 8-~pm. Mon· 3SbiftsAvailable. IELLMAM Construction & Busine11s 646-5031 "'Mlftd S..ices 5360 Ft-i. 17042 Glllelte Ave, Must have own transp. Good benefits.,. Contact secretarial s e rv ic es a valleble as Lo ••••••••••••••••••••••• lrvlne. CalT~ 556-8520 Babysitter needed, Hollday Inn, Laguna
need e d .From$290pe rmo. CaUMary.~57297 LOST: Woman's Gold, Royalty Limou si n e ~~~~~~~~~ mature, loving, resPon Hills,SBS-5000ext34S. "'" opal ring w/3 diamond 1-Free. Top ay. Vac Pay lady to care for 4 well Cal 17141752· 7170 •---~----chips. Vic. of Loma & Service. Daily, Hrly, ACCCOUHTIMGCLK Yk:torT""°"ary behaved chldrn age Hoi--------~!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~!!!!~~~~!!!!~-ManeyWCIRhcl SOJO Park HB 960·2892 Weekly rates. Also. EDP•· bank r"""'ncilia · t-•-e• yrs 10 my hm. L1°t " 11•-n.1111 .... 71 -••••••••••••••••••••••• REWARD' 1 specials to Las Vegas or .,. .-~v1 XI _..-.-no .. .. vrw~ " Pn t P rt eed 1 t · · San Fran. "Be A King tion exper. helpfu · nl DivWalterKidde&Co hskp'g, own transp. Does the thought appeal
Offf R__..... ~40 R--&-',, w~-~ 4600 va e a y n s s or co ben-11'ts w/grow1ng 0-•<>•7 tA 9 ll so .. A-Id .. ce ..,..,.,. .. '"'"1 ... .,..._ 2nd TD Private loan. Lost: Loogha1red blk & ForADay."Luxury+in · ""'" 2082S.E.Bristol ...,.,....,.. ..,you. • .......... ,..,.
••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••-•••• 5-000sq. f.t. beachfront wbt fem. cat. Harbor our new custom built financial organization. Ste 10 Newport Beach Babysitter, pos, mature joining the prestigious TOP EXEC SUITES 4 br 2 ba. NewPort Mesa Estate on sand. Sold for View H 0 mes are a. Lin c o 1 n town car Ask for Jackie Cbapan, <Comer of Bnstol & non-amok woman lo care offices ol Unique Homes
Personals6PVJ·cesforall School Dist. 642·2239 or $8SO,OOO. Please send Reward. 64(·6499, llmousine.714./523-8331. 7114 1 64 4·4360 or Campusbehind forafantasticl.978.Ac· "' &&S-2040 replies lo po Box saa, ,,,U\ uu:.. 213 829-1251. rarl's Jr> for 2 cbldm JS & 6 durina ceJerated t om mission types of businesses: p ad c·A 9·1 01 .,..,.,.,.,, Business couple would parenta vac. Al-0688. .cbedule, lb-home 11~ ...
• Phone cov e rage , tor2brmonB.I. 85 ena, 1 FOUND: Fem. Alaskan like to house sit. Non· BABYSITTER, mature, Joans, cr<eatlve aalea
secretarial services, re· Reasooable rental.2 ~"' T~t 11 a lamute. Vic. or drinkers or smoker s. · business traveling aids, co.mputer termloal •
cepdonist, much more. mature women. 6'13-2877 OHdl 5035 Cameo Shores 00 2/8/78. Refs. (714 > 443·8746 ADMIMISTRATIVE Assembly parent, eve & occaaiooal & active training Is ad·
Excellent location near ••••••••••••••••••••••• S7S-l340 (La(Una, San Juan or ASSISTANT mini&tratlon. Be unique So. Cst Plaza & Frwys. Garage needed San Clem) desi ring career op· 20 TRAINEE =~~~s . Ref req. in "18withUn1queHomes
Call979-2J61today. for smalljobs. LOWEST FOUND: Male Boxer, blk portunlty. Routine ex----------• Realllltate.ContactJim
AlRPORTOFFICES Pleasecall631-1414 ltlhnttltcrhs lace, cropped.ears. Vic. SodalClubs 5400 ecutlve s ki!l1t, en~ ASSEMBLERS BABVSJTJ'Ell for t'AI yr Woodal~
& ui 11 Magnolia &Adams, H.B. ••••••••••••••••••••••• thuslas m & Integrity. old. 3 nights wk, from •I~~~~~~~~~
I 2 room s tes.a ~s/ll'IYftt/ htT.D.'s.alao 968-2B87C?allbeL7&8AM Clotefaeowtten Cal1Sherrie640-2500500 NEEDED pm.Mybome.751-6869 Boat Dealer needs :.crviccs. No lease rc5q'd. F;nanee hdT.D. Loans. Ofa Fun·Kind Newport Center Dr. N.O. IMMEDIATELY
1-'rom$l4S.mo.2082 .E. ••••••••••••••••••••••• FaireslTermsstnccl949 Found: Two Female Pvt dance Instruction. TOPPAYI!! Babysl\terwantedformy femaJes&m~esfor de· Bri~tol. Suite 200, N.B. lllliMss Sattler...._ Co. Malamutes. So. Coast All ages, all dances.---------All shifts, day, swing & l Va yr old &irl ln my talllngboats1nN.B.Call l7l4)557-70l0 ~-"-' SOOS .... .,. Plaza at Bristol. CM. D & ,.,,58 grave i n c 1 u de! home. Sev-al ... _a wk. 631-2SC'laskfocLou. ---_,.......,_ .. ,, 642-2171 545-0611 ---0971.btwn9-5wkdys. a)'ll eves.S45-v• AdminiatraUveA.ssist. ~· ""' 81l :sq{t,5ofcsonamonth ••••••••••••••••••••••••------------·-------·•• 5450 weekends. Long & shortl Hrs & salary to be dis· BoatManufacturer to month ror no Jong er MUST SELL! Oceanfront Retired couple bas money LOST B l p i l 't'CIYel Investment Co. desires term assignments. Hol · cussed. Must have own than 5 months. Market. Net $35,000 yr. to lend. lst le 2n<l T.D.'a : u e o n ••••••••••••••••••••••• woman with min. 5 yrs day " vacation pay. transp. 846·5840 Hunt. ERJCSON YACHTS
586-907() Agent.642-4758 "'"ent.837·3744 Siamese cat. vie 17t.b by LOOKING for a weekend otc. exper. & pref. col· Hospitalization plao Harbourarea. n--lbe '0 ....... 1 ... ~ full · ~ Alpha Bet.a, CM. $48.-0388 mountain retreat? Try Iege grad. Part dme to 'Al avail. u.... ,, u., ... __
No. Costa Mesa, 5 rm 803
I sq. ft. $321 mo. All
ground floor, front prkg.
A/C, prof. bldg, etc.
540-2200
Unique space. Includes
private bath, Cr pie, .f'rench door, separate
entrance for 2 offices.
The Colony 5 8
Broadway, Laguna Bch.
$375 mo. 499-1457
AM119UE STORE Pri pty want.a $40,000 2nd LOST:Malecat,orange& California •s Oldest time for general olc. ad· BABYSITI'ER, College time openil)JS for ex·
sso Sq ft. Good CdM loc. TD, wtil secured by near whlte stripe, abort hair. Nudl.s~ Camp. Couples & m i n i s t r a t i v e girl or woman to be wifb per'd help, Wac• based
By owner. 640-2341 or new lbcome property. 3 Vic. Udo Isle 00 2/S/'18 families only. Write: responslbWtes. Attrac· aassmloeedchild.ren.ed, meayhotbnm. e'. onaperA~SH I·~ 67~. toSyra,l()'l{,.~58 · 54$-499l or613"lfi63 McConville, PO Box 417, tive Hlary & working , "' ..-. Late Elsinore, Ca. 92330 cond. Newport Beach 3141 C...-Drive 6'5.z!93 C......,.S
Uef)Uotl UCEMSES Lort: Eutbluff area, amt I .a ..t • 67HOOO 14M74 I Babysitter, Ute hskkp'a. CA9tlr SHOP Orangeoo_;~Cocldalls Ai•a•u•11l1/ ~~l~~s~~! PN;:ilfai AdWrti.liDe <AcroNFrom l~ Moo·Fri. sso per wk, ASS•a•s
A&l(213)272-4249 I ''""'" ... , collar.Buab)'Wl&haad ............ -.......... c·-~.... ~~=ier ref's " DOll•Smkr. HAltDWAU eoUect Lott a Poillld Reward. -..:me · ,,. w...., 1015 .. ~,n;u ""'f 556«18. IMSTALLmts •
AMTiftlta STottE L;f•&•;;;•••••iloo l.olt: YelJoiw. cranie & •••••••••••:.,•..::::•••G•,:• ' AutolllOtiYe ASSIMll a I•--------......... .. ~.. ....................... ~male cat '•Morris" Xpe't aper. UV£111Mn ul Banking STOCK IM C&J(S 640 sq fl, carpeted, de· 1:~ . .. . will clean your bome. Adv...:~:.. aean snmton wort for VERYUMIQUE corated. Prime location u.torFoundapetfCalf .ncw11n11.8'MOO& Fl•tratesllhual556-l.233 Vl&Nnlf dexterous alert persop. We have immedlate .......STOUCHUP
It you desire to make a lb antique fow. 548-44.,5 Anima l AnlsOnce ,_11 • 5350 . The Dall1Ptlotneeds1 No ex per nee. SB opeolngsinourSanJuan DITAl..aS
peraooalstatementln of. 'aller7PM. Leque5l1-Z171,nofee. ....... •••••••••••••••~ Bookkeeper avail. 10 • additional o u taid e Encineerint.6'2-85'M. Capistrano office for F\tl1 benefi1' medlcat.
lice ele1t; hould Drinklll ........,. ? divd'I or sm business. sales Pe cs o n f or • -H• these positions: dental, opdcaL Plea1e gance,y~us. Sandwic h De-livery scn111.1 "S .......... emlin Picku. p & delivery or automobile, boat.__real ASSB~MEC .. appl:yinpenGDet coosidertbeuru~ueloca· Service.ServingSciliea. ~I ~AkobolHelp 8 your bm or ofc. Call estate acccnlnta. we're Smallco.Jocated byOC SeeuriQ'OfDct
tlomlbave ava1. in col· Short bra. $5000 mo aUt''WEIS :at a da7l35-3UO M2....,. l1Clt Jooktna for an .. old Airport bas immed. TBllR lllCSOMYACHTS
or tu l LI do Ma rt n a lfOl5l. Trado tor ! or EZ NQ MICHILU'S -.tth all the answers" opaUi fer btctiv. w Ju· Duties include working Vtltage. Susie Zaun, terms. Pvt pi)'. S..0.8339 Gµttar-Laugh-* * Ca penon desirtn1 a per. in assembly by with new accoums and __ l.83l __ neere _ __....fl_v_e,.._S.A __ ._
675-8662. orM1-9"20eves Afttse.:...»Ug~-CNtealllluaa.ge career 1n sales that we blueprint • checkout of general t eller ,,ork. -~~~::~~~..,,;;;;;;;;;;;;;";;~.-.-.;1 LUGGAGE lQAM.IAJll '73!AM2 can tram. SaJary com· close tolerance equip. MusthaveatleasUyeu
WlthSlbOOat''!l ~aolk• to CANDY, nuts. specialty ~f UOO'aon, ~~t.o~o S@fll...,...... :.rJ~ . to= Jbenisurate lwith ex· 'llc,a,l! L? k,~ PP t.. explrieace
• " foods. Retail La1una ~ ~u.weoat'io Sanl8150So.El C•m.tn.ouRueal GtllMIJ'/R.E. $20K+ ~c~u!'tb:vec;!d .. ~ . .._.,,.. • Pleaaeappl1inperf0n:
beacb.3153rdSt.H.8 . Beach.Excellentleaseio thoWestCoast.Tod&Y,it ement.e.£"u Y c. Secret.nes to$12K car. Typinl helpful. Ass l Boolrlteeper, ac·
SCOTTUALTY hlib traffic area. A uni· tates four hours. Your Fcra~492·'1298 Irvtne ~er.nQelA.ency Good opporlWlit.J' "6 . carate 10 Irey. exper HOME..,llAL
136-7533 que opportu nity. LUGGAGE takes f ou RELAXING)IMSAGE 4111 El7UlColtaMesa eel Jent company w/cuh receipts, accta u.-..s&LOAM ~~~~~~~~LAGUNA N IGU~L JDOnUis. . Boblamee-lJc Masseut &&itt224 642-1~70 ~ta. :!~~.cj:u~~ 320»CamlnoCaplatrano
wm share Lee, p vt REALTY COMPANY, L 0 8 t • M A L E OUtc.aDM,4N-5111 J'orint.erview pecboard s,.wm. Some Sanl~=t.hDD
f1lrniabed offtce in CdM. <714>48$-5Z20. MALAMUTE . Vic u.a.e. .. .a.aa ...s.............. paJl'Oll ls tu uper. de-
Gd local.ion, e arlrlng. Cordoba &So.Ola Vlsta, ..,.,...~.,. A.cetng Bklpof p~'Office alnd.Salary D.O.E.Or. AD1'".qual()ppuitllaft7. ~:r~c;~·=j
6"..Q6'18 $30per100addtesainf en· San Clement.e. Weatln& FIGUllMOD&S ~y 6'Ua:al,exu76 Cty Int. Ra c ew•F· Emp&oyerll/P mlaU fetJ...n ...........
I , Ill..... 4450 velopH. Im.med ate chobr chain, DO tap. ESCOITS Jleshhr Today to work m.a11 --------........... cm .... .. earntno. Bepnnen kit Reward.492·'7076 _. .. ,. .... AMt ·y cm vadOU8a~-u..... -•..-...co.a.-..._, ...... .
....................... fl : Mall to V an -·-vn1. .. ...._... -.--• i----------1--· -4DILUXIOfC-S Mmtboven1 SZS..ltth St. L<m: HimalQ'aD Male 631·311 I :::~.ev!:: d!:!~~ DMLYPILOI' • .....,,, .. ...._ftl*'.8-11
Oonf. rm., seal is. all H.B.,Ca.92648 cat,olfftbt/O'e)'lqbalr J OUZ hom e. Fi1a re aow.BQSt. OPENINGSJ'OR Ata~O PalnU••· IOIO
pueled,asn.wbselnre-w/bm face&pinrs. Vlc. DANCEOPFON Clerks to Sr. Accoun· ec.ta11.. =lellh:I Harbar11LC11-.1m ar~1 Ot' I yr. lease. Lake Allabelm/CenterSt, CM. Btll node iltls dance ai t aau neede4 tllruout EtpalE:~ · ,._.
Forest area. Kent. 64S-3808or548-Cl069 tap aos•lon. JOAM to °''"""eCo. ~ · JWldna. aA.M Mon-Sat. UPK to -RobertHalf's HIWAcc1•taR1p
714-511•9393 8PH Sim. GS N. Euclid, Accoantema-Advertlsl.ol Sales OP· 'If Ttllen
Aoab.$SIMUO !OOS.llaJn,Ste5C)t portunlty, New Worlds LocalSnlnp•Loan
FREESESSJON W/AD No. Towerl\TnloD Bank ~ Call Can>l at Far s.tmdaJI, SUodaya
.lll Tbe Ott of OrllllO ls some ftellbap. Typin& •--71•41-.cl--03--•l~klul CoapleWaoted ~~~~pperpt', ---------•to cnanap aamall but· lln.J.,.
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U ·lJyevs ol acc Even· HAVE YOUR OWN OfRCI E JC p r . pref' d · *•NURSES M(W RATES** Swea ••• ,/Twiat ~ a.ypmi Ii a APP. ty ln pereon to llr. F\a~nta, Robert Bein.
WUUam Ftoat ~ A.ssoC.,
140l Quall St. N .B .
tna work. Obtain new Newport.tt Inn. Yoe appt --n •~ript.tONlortht" 0111 Operate an established office in a Jullo Perez or Ron $IOl...RH't-Cerilfled ICU J.11
BECl!PTP/TOIE. NBM Mon--Frl, auraellve, SALl'S~_ • ...,...,...--0------·
Jy PUot workllll with an Rinker, 714/644 1700 Drop ln our office lorn•w rates for
adult aupervi.or. Earn prime Costa Mesa area with profit EOE RN ' Fl -..ed s OB p -.....,. "' ds d "th t · h . · s. oor, m • urg, • ed.
tieaVJ pbooes, uie. typ-u11 r BAv
inc. call btwn 2 4' ' ''!'If 11 .
..., to ..,., per 1-eek or rewar an w1 ou any ma;,or cas P11y Dift for RN's who read monitors
more. Call (213~ 597-0396 investment. Creative advertising & LV.... u .... noon to Sp nJ. <2 U ) HOO'EL Mature lady for "s. a amfls & dlfferentJaJ for lCV
wadys. l7s-2311 tlCE. PAY!
-...a.eou...!3•• ipm-Opm. Call sales training provided. Exciting f\1.11 ume day posiUon as AIDES. all shtfh S4Z·$41 RECEPTIONIST · .... ~ opportunity if you ye am for greater desk ctertr. Eitper or will Choose your ho8pllat. shirt" days orr income through sales management train. Apply in person. Free Mal-Prac. Insurance for start relle!
BUSBOYS and an office of ~our own. If Ambassador lnn, 2277 PrlvateDutyNurseaAlsoNeeded Exper'd " inex·
E.QJoyabl• pbono work
111lth aood ulary +
bcllwaea • commltslons. Kor11U11, atternooo & eve1lln1 ahlrt• avail.
Good .-peaklne voice &: dboDe exper. helpf1.1l.
Coll•I• atudents,
boasewlves"
mooPllCbtera this an ldealjc)b.
SICUTAIY
Sharp, acirusive •
mu111-faceled hxttvldual
t() ban.di• heavy work
lOld fw Vlc•preelchmt oC
sal•• ln creative
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Tultin. ShoUld have com·
plete knowteae of ollice
jlrocedurea, beablet.oor-
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follow Ill> 00 variety or uslpmeota. Mu.st enjoy
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to won under prfl.SUl'e.
Accurate ~/lilln& ... must. Good with figures.
Call Gln&er (7H)838·7122
betw9en 91J4.S:30PM
Apply ln penon. Mul· HatborBl,CM Weuseonlythemore dedlcat.ed&hlgher perlenced. Heavy
doon'a lrilb Pub, 20 interested phone Jim ood at 675·6000 qualified nurses. Exper. & refs req'd. ~. Ute cyplog. Get t.lewp>rt Ctr Dr, NB Housekeeper/babysitter We are st.ate licensed, bonded, insured back Into t.ouc h w I• fOC' work'« mother. 2 sell! & an equal opportunity employer woddn1scbedule.
-CANVASSER• age cblldren. Lovely New rates ln effect 2/JJ/78 CALL TODAY! :.i:.·~~r,~~36~~~ ~~~ ••••• ~!~~ ~.!!~~!! ..... ~!!~ ::r.c1.iRe,C:::d.~~~~~ WESTCLIFF NURSES REGISTRY ~O~ ot·fice •
_u._2861------1CUstodlan •. saddleback B.IC. TECH 8334188• atts: 673.7245 1617 WestdHf Dr. ste 212 ~O"'J overload
car Wash Cashier, Nwpt CoUece. Mission Viejo, lmmed. position avail Housecleaninl personnel, Hewpart leach 631·0610, 752·9118 157..0061
calll3U095 For A Penooa1 Imervw
& Laauna Area. Ple 11PM-7:30AM Salarf. for sharp indiv. who is lull time/part Ume, day call 1144-4460 1836-$1054 • shirt di · liookinl for aa entry level wk" wlmd wk avail. ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!~ ·~~3723~~B~lreh~~st~,~N~-B~.~~
ferenttal. 831·9700 Ext JJOI. as producUon tech 540-9525 1-
TIMI/UR ' ~Ir'"-Ille. Matur::!!:~ Exper. n_303Between8-5 ~orepalJdept&QCdept TheSunsb.ineGirls HllpW..ted 7IOO twpW.ted 71001--------..i
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• d • w e I l Qa.!tomer Service Rep_ for >.C. e ectrooics mrar. u-~..i. h ldr 6 •-••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ltlC.rlOMST 1 Yr exper. or 2 yrs ...,.._..eeper. c 1 en .,. ""ST
Supermarket,CoutHw lr&N.B. bulldcr. Typmg, seboolipg req'd. Xlnt 8 , Big Canyo.n. own Needsomeo:newboenjoys P_.....Cs.rtr SALES
Equal Opp Emplyr m/f
al lhra1old, CdM flll.n&, phone answcn!1g benefits lnclude med/· ~~'IV· English. car. tropical ft.sh & people. Vital coord. functloo lmmedlate opealng to H :::~ ...... Secretary/OUi.ce 673-3SlO recorder ex per req d. denlaliolur. ~ Exper. nol nee. Aquauc w/new 'Jllonal olc. for operate busy eleCll'Onic •fl -•*+d Manacer. Land plamun& · Must enjoy dealinj .....__.cals 1510 Ball S ll IWltchboa.rd. Accurat~ •" _ _... ftrm needs sec'y w/ ex-
Ceramic caster neede w/people, salary com· DISC Housekeeper. live-in, .. """ • er t, quick se atartu. ca 9;1Ut, min ~wpm elec· Opportunities av all. per. ln an phases of ol·
for high volume shop mensurate w/exper. Call IMSTIUMENTS room/board/TV. $180 CM· Barbara, 833-2700. Den· tnc ~ter. Call foe w/inl'I co. Sales back· fl c e pro c e du r c . ... A t 54" """" 963 •""""' nil & Dennl.s Penonnel -...A -"d .. ,... me: t day ahlft. Exper. no ,..,., mmanna """""" lO'lE.BalterSt mo. .......... .......,...Del•ety Service of lrvlne, 2082 appt. nd11atrial Bela· .. W,.. .... · u-durim Know1ed&e ol lBM Ex·
necessary. Apply i DBJVERY CostaMesa 979-5300 Housekeeper for elderly Mature resp. ~dult for Mlcbe1.son. tionsn4/83S-3300. poe o~ ava • n1 eclltive typewrl\Cr. Call
person Gupton Mes., .... der/Couricr EqualOpporEmploycr couple, live-in. Mature early AM dehv. Mull BERKELEY ou1> natl 4' loll ex· $belley.640-t9ll Ceramics. 3419 W ~.... womantodrive,cook& bavetran.840-2756. PenonDel CONTROLS pamioo.Senclresumeto
MacAnhur Bl. SA. ~~~Y :~·oi:'uo:t"c~~ ---------keep a cln house. Attrac NURSERY ME.H Adlllill Ant Irvine AEOE :.is 9: !'J°= [;; s~~!:[~rf~!~1W.
Cleanlng lady w/car to d 83.5-3149 betwn e & lOAM . ELECTRICIAN area. Refs req'd. 644·2120 . Animal HOlpllal person· biter Salary open 645-2667 errands. 3 hrs day, or873-2991. JoUll time, mature ~le, nel & management, RECEPTIONIST P/Ume, • '
days wk. 646·8359 af Delivery in Irvine, over JOURNEYMAN over 21. 6 Daya incl. NWptBch. 644·5460 noon tll 5PM Light typ· Sal• lady ex.pe.r in in· SECllTARY 3pm. 25. Gd driving record. If you're not taking home Sl~t!u:;.~ :rteu:eit h PERSONNEL PRODUC· Ing, telepbo~es. San la rants & chlJdrena wear, Mag Card 11. will train.
540-0501 IM~~~~~LY ~ 1hra ~~ eC:~1 ~e: ~per 'prel'd $3 OOhr~' T 10 N TR A 1 NEE Ana Ofc. Call David l/Ume. Oppty for advan· 50• req'd. ConLact Sara
Long term assignment. customers waiting to be La~a Hill Nu;.ery Inc: West.sall Corp. has im· Smith. 549-8811, 10.SPM cement. Apply in peraoo, Pinney. Newportet-Inn.
Clerical Dental Ass't Exper. en·
SR. 'TYPIST dodontic chafrside ass't needed full time lor very
.tOict.apbone busy Nwprt Bch prac·
.-stat tJce. Excell. oppt'y for
./lBM Executive nght person. Non·smkrs
./Repro ooly.644-~
necboiNc;?EDED Dental Ass't, ortho. chr.
lMMEDlATEL y NB. 4~ dys. Ortho eitp. &
Long & Short Term All· R.D.A. req. G42·26Z6
slgoment.s. Holiday & DEMTALASSIST.
v a c a t .1 o n P a Y · Good oppor. for recent Ho~pitahiallon plan H.S. grad. X·ra>:_ exper
Hospital & vacaUon pay. served. Routes avail. in El Toro830-S653 mediate vacancy, for an llC..-WOHIST Youn&tand Harbor Sbop-714/64'·1700. eit 536. Ho~. itallution plan H.B. Fuller Brush Co. -----------individual willing to . piqCent.er,CM. EOE. ...._.a...a-traJnlnlo l , Young attractive penon av . 7~71. ..,..-. ' ta·~ It.al penonnXl e..!!: for receptionist Dana Saleslady (Mature) SICllTAltT/Ugal
3141C ..... Drin
546-4741
(Across From
Orange Co. Airport)
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Needs office• help ...... poa on. nto .... ~,, Point.496-644Z t neecle.d for uew atoH M __.itodt ..._cmc•Secretcrr w/registry erper. $3.75 f?r hard~orkln& in· openlnf ln H.B. area. 11 ~·
Now hiring. Aggressive, start w/ralses for divudual willln& to yaw Receptionist, Bi·Linaual Also. older matw-e asst. ~~Ete:.~a~~
auccess(ul casualty in· qualified personnel. with expandlnC com· w/someclerical s1rills'for manapdornlebU. App-quartered in Fashion
surance agt needs am· Westclirf Nurses paQY.Goodof.fice~typ-doctor'sofc.997·1091 lyatClolbellL11'e.31M8S. ... '--"Xlnt-or'"-·--·
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operation. Exper. nee. cw~' • • butwewilltraintbengbt weekmds only. Marine · LooldnlforXlntskllls & $800 mo & up. Top ---------individual. call for appt. type business. Newport SALES Needed at once 10 l.a yrs legal uper, cor-bencfits . Oppor. for MUISES AIDES Llsartler, 71"5G-97U Beach. cau M.>nOO ml& aales repa, M/F, H· porate prerd. Salary
rapid adv. Call now for Xlnt benefits · luding per not neceaary we commensurate w/exp. .., .,_,.. ..... C mo T e details inc Photocrapb.ic models. ~pliooiat, part time wUi trai.ll. F« appl~ call Please call Carolyn -·RV"' n418'2·743S. sick leave. Bayview Great looking gu.ys & 'Mon, 'l\M;S &Thurs. Very 147·96$5. c " K En· Eadie
DENTAL RECEPT En&ineers, Technicians ---------Coav., 2055 'lburin Ave, gals needed for photo· lite typing prererred. ,~0-ll02Sl .AMCOtt.D IMC
Do you like people? Arc &gr:us:~°i!led~g· 1~;1ck& IMVENTORY CM&e3505 grapblc work for our ~~t30.~06l Busin$3ess _...,.__.;,.,_•-.;._•..;.__;,_;._.. __ , •..O.l900
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-analogue circuitry. """' -~ ,,_ It Un fir N hr challenging career in the Diversified workload m Onlerin&, expediting & 7.3 & 3-lL Exper. pref'd. a m..-e g m. o . Shop. Exper'd full & SlCUtlfTY GUARD 546-741 dcntalheaJthfield? lfso. design ~. test'Ag of in· nna+lR ... Ex-r. desired. Will train. Mesa Verde nudity. No exper. nee. n-•'onist part·tlme Apply in Sec:uril.Y patrol guard . (Across From we need you Busin ss .,. ""' ............ ,... Call Tina, C & K En· -"'"'l"V • penoo 1tGraltonSl.reet, · e strumentatfon. Ad-Must be aggressive. Coov. Hosp, 661 Center terpriaes 847_96$5 Heavy~. w1llin1.to So CoaatPlua f/time, must have Calif
Orange Co. Airport) exper. necessary. Dental vanced Kinetics Inc., Irvine area. Call for _St....;....C_M_______ #llml • • learn vaned secretanal · • State certification to ~Eq~u~nl~O~p~po~r~E~~~m~p~lo~y~er~·-ex~per;;;~.us~cf;ul~-~842~-SS6ul __ 11231 Victoria, C.M. appt.540-7639.EOE. ---------1 duties. Call Linda for carry weapon. min -DENT AL ASSIST. 646-7165 E.O.E. Janltorial Part•· F/Ume. HUaSES AIDES Pl""• appt. 640-5470 trich Kaker aala.ry $3. 75hr. Call btwo .,. F/time AM & F/tlme 6.6A M .__.. f' UPMMoo Fri'9t-8571
Newport Ctr. RoV'er FACTORY PERSON· Local. Eves. Exper'd PM. Park Lido Conv, Exper.lomakingpiua& Receptionlstltypist. e.r~ ... o s Restaurant •
betwo front des k & NEL-lmmed opngs for adult.II only. Hrly or aub Hos 466 Fl hi Rd lll cooking N PleasantCPAfirmneeds ioS. Cit Village bas Im· Service Sta. Attendant, C CLERIC
chrsd. X·rXlay cert. Must assemblers, sanders co. contract.979·3923. NB.~-8044 .a&a P ., e 541i.~ bright & friendly in· ~~cbopen~Dl~.Joodor exper'd. F\lll or p/Umc.
be sha!"J'· nt oppor. for on all shifts, w/growing ------------------1 dividual who is able to ~•• ma.en.,.• Apply Arco StaUon. 17th . --------i rigblgirl.640-0300. plas tic C.M. Mobile JANITORIAL HURSESAIDES Pre·Scbool Teachers work under pressure at preparation. Phone &Irvine CM ti S b ... __ _... Glenn aft 2PM for ln· • · •
""" -K TYPIST Dental Assistant, X·ray Marina 645--2534 __ Full & part time day shift lromed. Openi.ngs. Acute needed Banbury Cross ~. wite --... ac· •----"-.u .. .......,. ~ r · cd L & evening shifts. care .facility exper. Pre-School, 18761 View curate typing,-gen'l olc la"l'llllJW • .....--rvicestation Attendant
MARICETIHG icense reqwr · aguna Factory Work, Days, Supervisors, foremen, helpful. All shirts avail. Point Ln. Hnt1 Bcb. Ex· duties. Start $600 mo. Seamer to--nylon •·an· able to work days. apply
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& mar It et 1 n g d e pt Dental Office Manager Pieceandswork. Must be fa.st Costa Mesa, Newport & o C Nu r s in g , S a n RECEPTIO ... IST F /T. Marshall Salla, 1_H_B_2_13_·~_·1_5_71
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Customer t elephone for practice in Lag. Bcb. w/b .645-2700. Santa Ana arees. Must Clem'ente General Pressman AB Dick 360· " 646-0038,lvamsg. SerricePtna nd W?"lc. Type 60 wpm elec Enthusiastic. friendly. FACTORY HELP te d-be U.S. citizen. Call H06]>ital. 654 Camino de Man~eriaJ ability. Sal Part time. Some•---;..._---"'----tnc typewnter. Orange dependable. Exper pre· • 5 8 Y SJZ.6558 or apply al 1.23 los Mares. Sao Clem. open. &M-8233, 493-2010 weekends. Lile typing. Se~tress wanted for Need.In& several persons
Co. electronic 1nstru-f'd but nol nee. 3~, dys e m P 1 0 Y m e n t 1 n No. Olive, Orange, Mon eves. Pvt Club. CdM. 873-3515 aailmaker. who enjoy working with ment manufacturer. Call per wit. 494· 7172 Call warehouse & assembly thru Friday. OFACE Cl.ERK call Wed tbru Sun 8:30 to Call S48-34S7 others. St.art al M.OO per for appl. Industrial Rela· Monday. operation. Must have P /time. Approx 9am· Printing Collater, p/time. PM hr. Pleuaot wodtmg tions,7!4/833-3300. good attendance record. LIFE INSURANCE 2pm. to work ror data Now accepting appllca-_5 __ . _______ 1,Secretary/Bookke:~isr cond, meals incl.
BERKELEY DESIGHEll Apply at Clecon Joe., SALES W"tll tralo, 1-2 yr processing co. Will work lions for Mon & Tues ltR~_. 'C with some lypinJ a • pemion. health tnsur. Pd • CONTROLS Lighting Fixtures. 15551 Del Amo Ave., training program, in mail room & also nigtst shi.l\s. Apply 9am· .. __.~-N_, Requires re1ponslble _boUda _ __;Yl>'8..;...·Cal..;..._lSU. __ HM.;.__
Jnine AEOE Mechanical drafUng & TusUn.m~ guaranteed salary. cal1 check&sortcustomerlo· 4pm, Pennyaaver, 1660 •x:na~. etV com• penon. Permanent part ~~~~~~~~~ rendering kills re 'd ERG .. ""'"' Mr Scbubert835-6012 put. Call !or lntervw PlaceeUa, Coat.a Mesa. pq)' wUllntr to relocate lime pos1Uoo. $300 mo.. Service Station Atten· _ s q · FIB ~ • • in San Diego. ~a1ary to start. Centur·,. 21 dant, exper'd •• Day &
Ocrk.ITYPIAt for personal Knowledfe of int.er. de· MOLDING TRAINEE LVM PfTI-=·F~~'i:i.DJ.:: --------•I eommeosurat.e with ex· Weatcllff Realty Eves. "111 &p/ti.me. Ap·
lines dept. Nwprt Bah 0:..~~1.lr'Yine-1oc&· -~5588 AM.Y/tJme PH. Park 54&-6080 Product.Ion per. Send.resume to NewportBeach,MS-7221' ply1Sbe11Staticm.17tb& general lnaurance agen· foods.nke.Aut Lido Conv. Hosp., 466 W&D/MITAL Adf996, Daily Pilot P.O. 1 __ lrVine._...;..NB_. ____ _
cy. Must have co. or DESl(CLBlK/ S.alllwt• Flacship Rd, N.B. ODtlcalC"""9 WORKI•/ ~~· Ccleta )lesa. SECRETARY Service Sta. NllbtAttend
agency exper. MS-9008 MICJllt ~lton , On..C.ll Basis. 2•2~ hrs 642-8044. Smal( lab oeed8 coaling M.AIM1"84AMCE OutstandinS opportunity 2 Or 5 nit.es a wk. Apply,
CodltaH Waitress Good benefits. Contact per day. $3.10 per hr. Ap· technician. Trainees ac· SUPIRYISOR Restaurant for a people oriented Shell, 17th &Irvine!. NB School Holiday Inn, Laguna ply to Irvine UnUied Long~!~C~~!!~1Irvine cept.ed.. 714/642-5446. Marineexper. a plus. ....._,,,Pier If person with ettlcleot SerV' Sta Rel eeded .
Learn an exciting Hllls,586·5000ext34S. School District, 2941 WPTemps.213/938--4166 Optician Dispensing. Qu:O:,~l~~~~~· Newporta mst exciting ~E:J,";11-~~f!':i med. F\all 0::/t. AP~~:
glamorous highly paid Desk Clerk F\all & p/t. Allon Ave, Irvine. ,(714) Ideal situation for re· Bob alabaw nu rest." disc«beque is _ ...... vbeneflts. 990 E. Cat Hwy, Nwpt.
profess. Day/eve Day shift. Amba.lsador ~ualOppor. Employer MAIDS Ured penoo, young or EricsonYacht.s iotervle.wloc for the ~ytam·-iw.. classes. Placement Ju. Inn, 29095. Bristol, SA ""' F\aII time. Good benefits. old. Odd hrs Sat.s, occas 7141540-8()!)1 following poaltions: M~Fri, Pe..;;;;el -~--------
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Inc., lrvme & Loo& Bch Bra 5aJD.lpm. Call Ran Maids & Laundry Bel OIDEIUIS PRODUCTION casbler, doormen. l!qualOppnDlllyrmff 1
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ty to become a mem Sportin( Goods com· MA INT EN AN CE ---------13, ~m at lO'l N. Mui, A/PC...tr to: 2201 West McArthur
or it's aelected crew. OOUPLE live·ln. Barside Dr. NB (formet"· To$11.000 Blvd., Santa Ma. Ca.
Posltlons avail for: the mailroom lnsertinC SELECTRIC II lyDuffya)Wearelocal· Emp&oyeraPayAllFeee 9270f. macbine for the Daily Experieaced accural ed 'llO of •mi frm cor of Us Relnden A(eucy 1---------
_....___.:;,._ ____ , Pilot. Typlat neede4 lm Oout HWJ. • Bayside .a20Bireb,StelCK SBOESAUSKAN Coatad:G.E.Arau mediately. '10 wpm Dr. opp. Bubeus. Look NewportBeacb UMtSIO Looking for apresslve scz..4321.Ul338 (JnOat). fcrAD&boaY"e~ Callf«Appt/Eltab'SS individual for high Equal~ v•,c·-oN·.,...-· -;;;t;;;~;:c~l;;i;J~~~~~~~~~l fashion shoe salonlocat· EJDi>loyer -xusrsEil.LE'ro BeataunmfinCdllneeds eel in Fuhlon Ialand .
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attractive penonalltles o••,Y-OT -•-• -·-who enjoy.workin1 wlt.b -.-._ CLrD"S oar eompany Is aeekiol JobJauverietyinchad.ing ~ds. St.art at $$.50 per ~ W • BaJ St. UU\ an entbauatic aec•y w/ lite personnel work &
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CAal!I .... DJll!.Ral Asking$3800.846-1803. M tk t -~·-~ d l d •ss-Tax __ ....._911L.._ 1 ..,.,..~" 5R'" ~·~~:~:caH •• 73 caprtV'e.Decogroup. Colrtallesa S.0.9640 • s~ee, ar con ., sa.00.u -~·"'-r. lt_....,.or AUlomaUc, AM/FM 20011 litSA '68 Chevy~ ton. window · · Sunroof. Xlnt c:oiid. '77 "--.a-Accord 6000 AM FM • vinyl top. cense beat oiler. uat HU atereo, vinyl top, mag
SSMOOO
van v·8 $1900 PP ,73 Aud. lOOl..S 4 pd 1 ..-a~"-•"""ev.. ~ • (~LWB). ..0300.""'Total quict.'ISl-'"tl~ wheels, air cond. &
644-it08 ' • · · tacb, FM stereo/stn~ ~ ~ __,., . ..,..,.,.,,_ ~s. mi's, all xtras, $5900. IX4 COUPE •" ""' custom interior. A real ---------1...:.=:.~:._______ · ...,,"" . ,,_ '73caprlVIAirnewtires, ••837-41'9• •=trans.&alrconcl. ............. .. ~ nPorscbe91'tnabsolute-beauty with less than 70 Ford Van work truck, rru . ......,.,. Ph. 752·0726. Many extr .. • .,..,... Call . ( 00) U'arboi Cosl&¥• ly pel'fect condlUon and <l1CJOOmll ("°"uny) T...a 9560 very good cond $1750 646-8629 -....,.,.,. 'Tl BLUE ACCORD • ' -t• • I appearance 55,000 miles, -es. ·-~ •
-•••••••••••••••••••• 6'3-2'122 · · Foraalel973AudilOOl..S, S.pd,3000mi,$519S RX4COUPI 642,.0tf one owner. $4,SOO. W•'tLastLolMJl
Before you buy or lease A~/FM ster,o. 60,000 'Tlcapri 8eyl •spd 6000 •559-5915• Wi(.!f'"'JoolyO). 27,190 miles. 1972Ml .. 220D 499-3981 )'OW'new '77 Ford Bubble top. rru,xJntcond.S2300.Aft G ml.llkenew.'Must'aell., . _, • --------
197.TRUCK
Loaded, must sell. SK orwknds831-2580 $C.!75.cau 759-120S 73 Civic. exce!L cond., U4COUPI Aatomatic le air cood. Porsche '7C 914 1.8, rrules.644·41139 . IMW 9712 38,000mi,$2200 super economy! For the lux"y of a Alf/PM,8trtc,bnlatcov·
C ·LL us• '73 C.r>rl VJZ AM/FM 673-7°'5 , ..... uvc) Mercedes" tbe efficien· er. 5 spd, Ml malnt tee.
" • '77 Dod&e BlOO, under••••••••••••••••••••••• tape, lo ini·~x1ntconcl ~'""'"'U4COUPI cyofadeisel<834EIE> $6500.493-7346. 646-0226 wllJTanly, 4•wpd. Call aft Cal1495-S160. ._ 9730 ~ __ ,. • h 5·:11 54~ ._,... • s...-. trans. " new We ha•• other fine 65 c. • arp, mecb • .UHIVIRSAL · ' 'T.JC.prl. p mJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• aleel radial Urea. perfect. Kaatsellt .-oo.
2m8Harbor,CoetaMesa '74 Chevrolet Van Gold $2000. .P .. 4.1,000 ''6' XKE Convertible, (13BKXZ). Gl-3111aft.er1PM ~-IA
cuatom interior custom ~ needs tender loving .AUPllCID AT
"Giatem1FU.Sbortbox, paint, flaret. cra1~rs. meclwllc to make me THISOMIPllCI 'al POBSOIE 1IOO. MW
975 Trlampb Spit·
flre·20,000 miles.
AK/Fil atereo tape le ln excellent eondlUOQ
imchaDlcaily, lnalde &
OUL D,800. Call 54W1Q
after6pm.
..titapokewhla,lrJknob· $5.895.642·3379 .,.... 9720 srrartle again. $2500 brk:s. Urel. nms great.
-i,1e1, 4·CYI eni. Ofr. 1978 BMW's •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• f rm. or trade older $2200 needs body work.. m.-Ol83or75'-0146 Autot W..ted 9590 model truck & cash. '77 Ml%4IOSI. $3.000/BeltM>lOlll ••••••••••••••••••••••• HERE .... OW! * DllYE A * 646--0862 SU bl .... I t 'Tr Ford-FU 150 v.s . WEWILLIUY n 'Hr, oe UJr n, ~'111llTTarsa,a
PS/PB, jumbo tires. l!iM YOUR DATSUN * LITTLE. .. * '87XKE. Nearlyrest.ored. HURRY NOW! stereo casa, alum. wbla. at.ealatfmO. ml.M2-4097,M2·4738 COMPLm SAVE ... LOT 14\lst sell $5395. 833-1414 All str ... Ute nu. PP. ~7971 PAIDFORORNOT IODYSHo· A or556-098S MJ••cLE 499-3613 .. _..... 9755'72TR6,xbatcond.Over 1976 Ford~ Ton truck. TOPDOLLAR .--"' _... drive,rollbar,newpot& 390 VB, auto, PS. dual FOltTOPCARS MOWOPEH '67 420 Saloon Classic MAZDA/ltEMAULT lt71Ml%210 ••••••••••••••••••••••• rae top. Must sell tast!
tanb, balt ·& exhaust. 14500 or best orrer. 21SOHarborBlvd. SEDAN. Tobacco brown TESTDIUVEOUll Bettolfer.559-6823
Slldlni rear window. EXCB.LEMT 731-4449;55CMOOO · COSTA MESA exterior Ir in immaculate •u C •a Tacoma rims. AM/FM 8 SRECTIOH OF coodltlon. (22911FW). ,,.. '67TriumpbSp ~T~ssioo':~ 'b:[e~~ IMWRESAUS can ~.~ •••• ??.~~ 645-5700 Mustaeetx>app:edatet OFTHIYIAR.. Runllgreatt'850.
499-3251 aft SPM We may have your next ... -D "'TSUM '74 Karmann Ghia. Perf MtrCedH lea 9740 GoodH invhllen~ tn1 atoclc. MB-lSlS
WE Buy · i ,..A,. ..... .,..-_,., --cond. Lo mlleaae. Call ••••••••••••••••••••••• urryw e ... ey ast.l ''12 Stag, 25,000 mi's. car in our nventory."'"""' "or .... _ '---t bnv in a new • Ml"" "'CLI "76 l"ord Courter, 22,000 CL~"" ... C"'RS uatoday! £' •• ~...,. -~afUpm. •76M1%450SLC -Loaded, mint. lowner. ml. w/sbeU. $2950 l'1rm. llAr" --131-2040 49"' •949 or_.,..Dataun! d MAJD•1UMAUl.T '5300 6'S-395S 8Q.U01 Is TRUCKS ~ '68 Ghia, auto stick sblft, FuU power, air con ·• _, • 833-1300 68,700mi.FMradio$2000. stereo, crulle control, ZlSOHarbol'Blvd. Olm••• 9770
'71 Qevy PU, headers, CONNELL W AHTID TO IUY at.ereo, $1100. 759-1087 or Quality used BMWs.
-..n CHEVROLET ROY CARVR IMW
Tlle711N9Htn
All inoclelt •colon. ....... 842·2880 awu-oot, leather lnt., al· 1.965 MlltCB>ES C06TA MESA ...... ••••••••••"•"•• ....... t7ll loy wheels Ir only 28,000 190 <gas) 2S MPG, xlnt 645-5700 1977 yW
miles. (11"1). cood. $2500/Besi offer ...... _~ ..... __ .......... lit· ... ---••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ 586-8370 ... ncn•uu u.m.UUIU& ~·~ . tlec:ar.$880. lbrd to ftnd model with
928 PWd n:so Banter with 1S40 Jamboree Road camper Special Pka. 2828 Harbor Blvd. .NEWPORT BEACH Del*f Tod9yt Olda/C.dlllac/GMC 1BTl zsoc new warrao· 751.CS wr.t tow miles. can for -S.D. Frwy .. Avery Exit ' detalla (1S4TBH)
18400/otr. 751.cm COSTA MESA 64A L.o144 546-1200 , ____ .,.... _____ , Lutcbanff for(antutlc LAGUNA NIGUEL teed eng le peint, PW, .... Roya f7H · . •
1114>495-6430 auto. •.~.sa.aoa -;ioliliitiNaiS.i.. ~~~-
1
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w/abell. AM/nl. $6900. WE PAY TOP DOLLAR 'Tl model.a in stock. CREVIER 1971 250C, x1nt cond., 10 ~ 9742 ~ ROY VW.fOUCHE 963-8274 FORTOPUSEDCARS ml. '6.900. Pvt Pty. Dys _ ......... -..... ••••• CARVEil SauJMDC.piatraao Ford.f600 FOREIGN, DOMESTIC or CLASSICS COSTA MESA
DA TSUN &1sr •nOADWAY --------• 7Sl·HOO: evs/wknds, '74Midget.loml.AM/PK, ROUS-ROYCE IJ7 .. 0049Mllt
191!8 18' cloeed van Very rt your car ia extra clean
elean. low mileaae seeusfirst.
Phone C21J> 588-991!6 IAUEll IUICK
SANTA AMA 74 lluda ~ Pllup, 875-001 like oew, beat offer. &3•·3171 2845HAR801lBLVD. &barp~,mags,stereo '6'1--E•~ ..__. r wtdys, 752-78&S; home lMU•,.._. HUGESELEC'l'ION 1 ~ S4CM410 54MZl3 tape. lo nu. $3000 or ofr, ~ _,or .,.,.. .. o • 5*00 -' "'"'*' ... eta 'NEWlrUSED""nC! ,,.UUllMftOllM!fO~ 9fl2.2895 fer. Muat sell qulckl ....,.. ~ 1973 TOY OT A 2925 Harbor Blvd.
l.OMCilB» PICKUP Costa Mesa 979-2500
*USED IMW•1* 731""'9;55NOOO .... 9744 aosaosUNDAYS Topeaah$ffcrJ'OUl"VW.
'742000Aut.o.598LPO 1974 MADA --·-•-M•••• XLNTBUY PaJd for or not. Call
Automatic tranL & low inllel. (74816V).
PltJC8) TO SB.I.
llLLYATES
VW-«JISCHE
Sa.la.an C.platrano
137-4100 4tMll 1
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$1968
GIJS'IUION
UNCOIN MHCUIY woo..-..._.
TOP
DOLLAR
PAID
--Z42000TilAlr023LJR RX4W.AGOM ~~~~~12•000 ml, U61 MGB-new enatne. Sharp ••snwerShadowd lteltllorlf!IT"T.
'752002ASer.2238 •77 Clea •c• 'l'bfs.allver abadow 11 a 640-593Z paJnt, top, Interior & white. R.R.-Riihl han BOBWITBAKVW
'76200041pdS/RksNLF Demo le execuUve sale strongnmninlcar~wlth4 atereo. In cher1'7. condi· dr. XlDt eood, $15,900. 7600WeatmlnsterAve.
'7732UAS/Rl'T7RSK naw~on-hu~ speed, radio le be~ter. '71'SOSL, bm, DilntOOl!c!.1 lion. (983HDE). Prt N· caDPatrlct,:RS2~4 193-75Slor631s-7880
FOR CLEAN
IMPORT CARS
ALLMODa5
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OIAMGICOUMTTS &.Jamboreelload> OHLYS2295 c:&l'. szuao. Att« ax •11os01m1t1111LAU N w":::f. NEWPORT BEACH 49MJA5 new everJtblng. Gr.t Mew flOO a 5tHJ1C •
OLDEST aaa.1100 "10 Mercedes 2805. Mate bvlafnl$l000.83UllK4 -·--.. •••••
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& offer Ol' trade. Dan: Opel t74'
'78 2~ aoz, ~ zaoo 648-81. Evel: 49S-e188 ...................... .
• orlemi'LIYl'nrranty. ·-KerredeeBe-1961 KadetteflsOaMda Sat~.,_.. • --·'-· new car. i..,,.. than de--·· ... _ oca·•x:ntce-~• aler'• prlc .. IA-nu. Z:SO.C.Xlllteoad. -wart. • 1>11 Roy C..er,hlc. -.mat¥a. cau .... 1'135 1am:z...,.11a.w
1--------1 Rolls fto,ce BMW S W eecls .... Mew 9IOO Mfol. Mew A1J1os. Mew ftOO WE 1S40J~mboree 1:-t,ta.MTs~Ct !uer. ••••••••••••• ..... ·~··· ..................... .
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HEED Newport Beach ~ Mustlell. 831-4811 CLIAM I 913 IMW 3.0S• ..,. Datsun 2110Z. .u..,1 • e ••• e •••••
USm CARS Automatic{ air cone!., black. Low mlleaae. .....,..W AM/~ a ereo radio, mass. stereo, aUck,
""" pwr. Wllldows le alloy f/l/S'Jl»/ollf//r. ""°"' CAU.GAmt wheeb. A eharp earl -'----·----• (ID.SNI£). "11 Dataan 1200 Coqpe
540•5630 AU.Bf New eo&tne. Bratoa,
Olds/Cadillac/GMC $12D0.87M141
S.D. Frwy.•Avery Exit ?4 260%
2626H• IORI LAGUNANIGUEL ~dun low mUes co~ MEslVD. (714)495-6430 ~..u •/bli o.er:
1011\SO\ ,\SO\
• LINCOLN · ME.RCURY
W•Mlecl..,....,. .....
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~!!!!!~~~~..._.Mew 9100 Alltos. Mew tlOO , :;: •••II•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 75 UOZ, air, AX·J'M ________________ _. ________ ...,.! stereo cass, map, '4Jd,
MllMlllllM .....
14Nl44
YALIN.l'lNE
.SP.BCLW
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23,000 mi's. $5600. p .P.
50-1075
"12:WOZ ..
...,. " Ml6etlml. 22--30 llPG, Extremelf clean.
B•lfV 1. -r tu Olmlder P.U. m trade. -.1 ne !077l8 IN~ Prefer a bort•bed. · Italian. SIUJ'U lot1e 4M-aos 11-~_.,;.,~----~-you forever. 'm>atlaD 510 .W.. saso. Ne.II aome work. Doet
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'75 :no B1cbbct. Lo ml.
All·Fll, orti ownr, d llW· $2JOO ~ bes\ otr. 1/13N7 .. d1t. ~ flMU'l .... /Wbdl.
'ft Pickup, oran1e, =:=-.cmd.
9721
BIG USED l~~VENTO~Y
• 11 v t1., ,.., r 1 , ~ r • • • , ~ •
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BRAND NEW
1978DATSIN
-°".568!!
1978 Datsun 8210 2 Door -This car 1a fully eQu1oped mcludono undersea!.
special detail body side moldings & radio. -36 month open el)d lease Exact
IPase payment is S68 78 par month plus tax Vehicle value -$3526 95 Pay
only S1429t aavan(e payments to take delivery on approved credit Total or
lease paymf'nl -s 2686 08 Opflon pnce at end or lease -s 1939 71
1355019)
BRAND NEW 1978 DATSUN 2005.X
1g1a Datsun 200SX -This car is fully eQulr>l>ed including 5 speed trans .•
radial tires AM/FM multlplex stereo radio. accent e>aekaoe. bOdy aide
molding. undersea! & much. much morel -36 month open end lease. Exact
lease payment is $99.48 per month plus lax. Vehicle value -15037.00. Pay
only U03 •5 advanoe payments to take deflvery on approved credit. Total of
lease paymen1 -13796 2<l 01>11on pnce at end of cease -12770 «.
' (151954)
1976
GRAM FURY
St at ion Wagon 2 to
choose frnm 440 4 bbl
engme. AMI FM stereo.
power windows. r oof
racks and factory u1r
cond1t1on1ng . Pri('<'d
from
$2150
(Lie· •SOOPCY >
1975 FURY
Cui.tom Suburban
Wa gons. 5 to choose
from. All with ractory
air. roof racks. 360 4 bbl.
engine. 01Herent cho1t'e
of extra!'I on each car
Priced from :
Sl97S
11.il' 11223MCG l
1976
GRAN FURY
Custom Suburban. Fae·
tory air. 360 4 bbl.
enJ!ine, lug1age rack,
heavy duty shocks. lint·
ed glass. gold metallic
finish.
$1950
I Lie. #799NCY)
1975
SPORTS FURY
Wagon, AM/FM stereo.
air conditioni~g. 360 4
bbl. engine. tinted glass.
power windows, Silver
Cloud metallic finish.
$2225
(Lie. ,8'6MPQ)
All cars may be inspect· CLOSED SU MD A YS, ect 1n garage area. Ask
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1911
POID TOtllHO
WAe.OM
(655MMP)
OtlAHGECOAST
OAJLY,,LOT
380 West Bay St.reel
CotitaMesa
For information:
642-4321
1972 lt74 lt75 CHIYY
FOaD AUDI FOX •11 TOM r.u.
MUST.\HG 4 DL SIDA_. W/SHB.L.
-
"11.~Torino. slnt cond VII
ume-up. Muat seJI.
768-4978 ~--~ -~--•
v .... , ..
1971 PINTO
SIOAH
... CYl ........ -a.-..__., (17.cKI
$1246
1971 '1HTO
w I r ebll engine, $765.
631-0468 ----
'75 Monarch Ghia V8, ftrMDuth t'60
auto, air. all pwr, stereo ••••••••••••••••••••••• AUTOCENTH
Div. or Nabers Cadillac
1425 IAl<IR ST.
1977 B.DOR.ADO ACROSS FROM FEDCO
l2 >To Choose From COST A MESA
9tl2 •••••••••••••••••••••••
•CORVmEs
lt78s
NICE SELECTION!
silver /r e d leatb. 1974 Ply. ~telUle Sta.
$3400PP. Ph 494·1765 or Wag. 9 pus .• P/S, P/B.'
497·2ll3 Air, Gd. ttres . trans.
'76 Monarch Ghia, 29,800 Cool er. air s hocks.
miles, light blue metallic trnUer hJtcb. CD Radio
with blue lea\Mrelte ant. incl. Good Cood. ~. fo\111 power, factory air 540.9109 cond. stereo/C. B., crwsc _
control, split pwr seals. '76 Camaro. power items.
lighted l!>Cnltnal. pwr rur cond. AM·FM stereo
trunk lock & only 5500 tape, $4500. Pvt ply
nules. l..lke new 1 V cllow :;4()-7800
A/C, P/S. P / 8, ex~llent 834-0899. _ _ ~
w matching lop & ----
HOW ARO Cltnrolet
DOVE&QUAJLSTS.
(Near MacArthur. Jun
boree It Bristol>
NEWPORT BEA9!_
cond $3550 or best offer. Du.-ster late model. lo mi.
Call Mlke, 9!3-~ mint cood. Great Ul «
1977 Gran M<trquJ1'. 4·dr. 2nd car $2795/ofr .
apx 13,500 m1 $6400 7~1 or~. ~
979·3325 aft 5. Fully 1975 Ply. Rdrnr, lo m1, leather (3162731 ·w Monte Carlo Mint
Priced to Seti! cond. 19.000 m1 All
xlras $4800. 640-5563 Vette '60. restored 10 ex
cell. cond. throughout.
675?-9899
equipped. P.P . _ xJnt cond Al1/FMstereo
1977 LIMOUSINE .74 capnce Classic. 2 Dr .. I • tape. mags 675-8296 __ _
Full power, air cond. Dlr1flr model Lo m1.
!'ltereo tape, .senllnal, new tires, (557SL0l Pvt. 67 Conv 350, 4 spd, pwr ~1mmer, cruise control. pty $2795. Pb; 559·5830. window a . A M / FM ,
lighted entry system & radials. maas. now lntr.
vanity m irror. power 75 Monta, must sell 1m· $4700. or offer. 99&-J376 trunk Jock, opera lamps med. 2+2. 17,000orig mi,
& only 11.000 miles. like new. 5'9-9923 dys; '72 Corvette LT·l . 350cl
Sho wroom n e w al 67s.6632nites. -ht perform . T·top. loP black. (164840) cond. Yel w/blk lnt. 4 HUGE SAVINGS '76 Cbevette. belget brn Spd, new Goodyr GT tweed .uu.. air, AM/FM, tires. 8 trk tape. $6500. rad .. *ml, mobile l . (66SPPP)673-1S30.
$3500. 673-7944 673·9849 ----Fu II power, air cond., Dodge 9935
l977SEVIW
• He"'•
•' '"•
1970MlRWRY
SIOA.14 ...... ~., •••• ~. oO••• -. ......
NA/fM ---...,. '*'-11218l01
$1246 '
Depend.able traosporta·
lion, 67 Fury Sport/6 cyl.
~.631·5069
.......-~
'i6 Formula 400, yellow.
s pecjal edition .
honeycomb mass. fully loaded. 22K ml, xlnl
~ $5200. AA 6pm, call
s1010 .
1972. Station Wagon, 9
pass.. all xtras. $1200
979-0634. Makeoffer .
stereo tape. t'rwsc con· '74 Vega Estate Wgn, 4 •••••••••••••••••••••••
trol. lighted varuty mir-speed. delux interior . '63 Dort. 2 door hdtp. 6 9965 ror. w1r<' wheel covers. l.'arpetcd, wood f(rain. auto. xlnt transp, new GVS1'AfSON POllKoc
shadow paint & only vinyl exierlor. fnc.'tory tires ·batlery. $340. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 13.000milcs (4500281 air. luggage rack, lock· 548-'7949 ' llNCOlN MERCURY
ing ski rack included ---1..00 ._ ...,l••o•d
Steel radial tirei-. lo ·73 Cburger. 2·dr, l ownr.
miles. Xlnl cond. main· Enfirc car In good cood &
,....,,,,.,"', ... ""°'--·
142""44 .. 1977 SEVILLE
"MOOHROOF"
(3) To Choose From
Full pawer. air cond ..
tenaoce ~ mJleage re very clean. Mu.st see to l\E!!&!iiiiiilll:il!il!'flm;;d;~;-d t'Ol"<b, $24~. 962-70288-5. appreciate. $1600. 310 'Ill_ _ ----
stereo cusettc. crwse, 68 lmpaJa Super Sport.
pwr. recliner, hghted en· ~. air cond. xlnt cond.
try system, wire wheel ~. E\11/wknds 556-6975 coyers 4t o~y 10,00l»--'----------
mllea . Powder blue 72 lmpala, good cond. PS.
w/matching top & In-PB, auto. $995.
Diamoncf1 Balboa Isle. tit-f9MJ t952 ••••••••••••f •••••••••• .. C!•-nJ • ....................... ~ '76 Aspen _.,, .. gn. atr, , P/B, PIS. rack, good 68 Fstb'k 289. mech . coocf. ~~ IOl.llld. needs minor bdy wrt. $600. Dan. 642-8560.
f:ord 9940 tenor (270TLP>. Call 830-1779 -·•••••••••••••••••••• '71 Mustang. Dlg. xlnl, Just serviced. 49,000 mi.
1977 D"B.EGANCE
COUPE DI VILLE
Full power, air cond.,
stereo/C.B .• cruise COD·
t.rol. seotinal, dimmer,
li"hled entry· system,
security sys\em. Dark
brown w/beige top & in-
terior. ( 157 462) .
t9nCHEVY
Caprtc.CI01Jic •
PHIL
LONG
FORD
Body n eeds paint .
$1100/bst olr. 642· 7387
'71 Mu1ta Ag. 351
Cleveland eng, pwr steer
& brk.s, air. nu paint.,
gold, wbt vlny'l top. Pb
675-1201
4 Door. Automatk, tilt
wheel. cru.l.ae control,
pwr. windolln. vmyl top
& cloth .ioterlor .
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FRIOAY,FEBRUARY1~19n TEN CENTS
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THIS WAS SCENE THIS MORNING AT HUNTINGTON-B)'-THE-SEA MOBILE HOME PARK NEAR EDISON PLANT AT PACIFIC COAST HIGHWAY ANO NEWLAND STREET IN HUNTINGTON BEACH
Twister Hit Shortly Before 2 a.m., Damaging SO Mobile Homes and Leaving SO Homeleaa; Several RealCsent• Were Injured, But, Mlraculoualy, N~ One Wes Killed
f HB Trailer ; ! By RAYMOND ESTRADA JR. 1\ed Cross offielals aaid they ,~ aeu.oei..,...,..sY!f were amazed only one person
A t ornado-like wind was hospitalized after the slammed into a south Hunt-violent winds st.nack the Hunt-
ington Beach mobile home ington-By-The-Sea Mobile Home Park. near Pacific Coast park early today, damaging Highway and Newland Street, at
t 78 residences and leaving bo t l "'S
b t 45 l h l a u :.. a.m. ' a ou OOO'P e ome ess. Wind gusts in the area at t 1 A ~cction or roof was reported limes exceeded hurricane
') rtlown onto the San Diego velocity and exceeded 90 miles
l Freeway near Brookhurst Street per hour. 'l n Huntington Beach this mom-Pa ula Dixon, 56, of 232 Bis·
J
~in&:. cayne Lane. said her mobile
' * * * * * * l \HB, FV List ·
, 'Storm Damage
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Here is the most up to date re·
port of damage in West Orange.
County as reported by Hunt-
ington Beach Civil Defense
Director George Thyden and
other orficlals.
-Huntington-by-the-Sea
Mobile Home Park. Three peo.
ple were injured. Fourteen
mobile homes destroyed. 24 suf.
fered major dama,:e and 40
more had minor dam~ge.
-Fou.ntain Valley. About 300
trees were either snapped iilto
11pllnters or blown over by winds
early today, clty offlCials said.-'
The twisting winds swept
through a four-mile long narrow
path from Garfield Avenue just
east or Bushard Street tearing
up trees ·in residential areas
along the way.
The twiste r a pparently
crossed the Brookhurst Street· S~ater Avenue intersection and
continued through MUo Square,
Park. No injuries were reported.
Two rooftops were damaged on
siurgeon Stred.
The rooftops slammed into a
brick wall and came to rest on
the San Dieeo Freeway. officialS
said.
The only prlvale property
~Beaten
To De~th
damage reported was an un-
determined number of aulos
struck by falling trees.
-Gull Tank Farm, Newland
and Hamilton, Huntington
Beach -Sheet metal of outer
shell of one fuel tank was com-
pletely stripped orr.
-City Pier -waves up to 22
feet pounded pier and tore off an
emergency ramp at the end of
the pier. That part of the pier
was closed.
-Sunset Aquatic Parle -At
least one 30-foot cablb cruiser
sank. There were unconfirmed
reports of other sinkings.
-Huntington Hsrbou!" -
Vessels were torn adrilt and
conditions were described as
chaotic in the harbor.
-Cabrlllo Trailer Park on
Pacific Coast Highway in Hunt·
in&ton Beach -Campers were report~ overturned but there
was no official assessment of
damage.
-Seal Beach -Sever e damage was reported to the end
of lhe Seal Beach Pier due ~
10-foet waves, with some of its
understructure torn away.
Norm.Uy, waves at the jetty·
protected beach are one to two
feet. ·
-Huntlnaton Beach -Public
Works Directot Bill Hartse saJd ••soo or maybe l.000'-. trees were
knocked down In the city.
Residents Ho1neless
home was tUmed upside down.
She said sbe was trapped
between a wall and her bed for a
few minutes while neighbors
searched the rubble of her
home.
Howard Moreaq. an off-duty
Huntington Beach police oUicer,
said he was drlving by Mrs. Dix-
on's home just after the winds
blew it over.
Morgan said he rushed to her
aid by following Mrs. Dixon's
screams for help.
llns.' l>~eaa ~ted f:J t1ls1ocat.ed *" Mii rele from HUI\ gton lntereommUlll·
ty Hospital today.
Most ol the darqJge occuned
in a two·street area in Ute
mobile home park.
Officials .said' a wate~ spout
apparently came on shore near
Newland StTeet and released its
fury in tornado form on the
mobile home park.
The wind funnel cut a swath
northeast from the mobile home
"'part au .,._ ftJ' llUD F0tm~ V~U•r MleWdlM .._Hu~ Beuh Cfvll Del'ense Director
George Thyden.
Red Cross officials se\. 1'P an
emergeney center in the W>obUe
home part ehabbouse. Homeless resl~nts hwhiled l,n their~
and bed clothes awaith:lc help
from relatives. Many of the mobile home park
residen\,s are retired.
One woman..1 Rose Simpson,
wept openly when she realized
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OWNER OF THIS Two:MASTID SAflJNQ VESSEL WILL. 8E -·-EDDI-NG TEARS
Craft Down Off 1300 8IOck of Balboa IUnd'• Soudl ear front ln Newport ~tt>or
she could not return to her
damaged home.
"It sounded like belt, .. said
Mrs. Si"1pson. ''It was like a big
vacuum sucking up everything," sbesald. •
Most_ re$kleots uid thunder and ltllltDlftl actomt-nled the
violent wtnds which blew
sever4J homes off their /ounda-tions.
"There were s parks a nd
debris everywhere and then the
lights went out," said Mrs .
William J. Richards.
City officials have declared a
local s tate of e mergency.
Thyd~n said emergency funds
will be made available to aid
resident$ whose homes were
damaged.· ·
Tbyden said a total of 14
mobile homes were dtµnolished.
Near the park a fuel tank's
outer shell was partially ripped
away by winds. Thyden said.
Lost Youth's
Body Found
VENTURA CAP) -The body
of one of two Ventura County
men missing at sea since Jan. 29
has been found floating four
miles off Ventura, Coast Guard
authorities sai~
The body of Mllce Gay, 20, of
Oxnard, whose newly purchased
23-foot yacht was found smashed
on Mandalay Beach near Ven-
tura on Jan. 30, was siehted by a
commercial helicopter Wednes·
day.
Still missing was Gay's JS..
year-old ·shipmate, Donald
Reich oC Ventura.
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~f DAil Y PILOT H/F
By Thf' Astt0claled Press
1\ hurricane·lorcc Pacir\c
"torm -the area's worst it1
almost a decade -crashed
through Southern California to.
dc.ty . causing at least three
deaths and widespread devasla·
lion
llun<lreds or people were left
homeless us the wind~ and more
thlin three inches oC rain trig.
Few Sleep
As Stonn
Sluieks
By ARTHUR R. VINSEL
Ot t11e Dall t l"llft Statt
Electric clocks stopped at 2
a . m . across much or Huntington
Beach today but on many streets
where tornado·llke winds
howled. no one overslept.
If you can't sleep, you can't
oversleep.
One of the hardest·hit residen·
t1al areas -about one mile in·
land along the central corridor
ravaged by the gale -Burlcrest
Drive and Swansea Lane were
littered with debris.
"The way it was, it's a wonder
these houses are still here,"
marveled Ralph Flores, who is
'hiting his daughter, Mrs.
Lucille Murguia, or 20202
s w.insea Lane.
l"lores. of East Los Angeles,
-.tood in a rumpled sweatshirt
. ind work pants, sleepless, as
other groggy neighbors sur.
,·eyed their damage and asked
t•ach other about homeowners'
insu r ance coverage and
a mounts deductible.
Cedar shakes littered the
~•reel Piles of grapestflkes from
1h•vastatcd fences were being
i.:athl•rcd on !-1dcwalks.
Trl'es lay at twisted angles or
torn out hy the roots .
One ba<·kvarcl fence after
;mother wa~ flattened -one by
on1• -as the d rl vin~ ~ale -.en•amed ttlrough backyards.
· lt wa~ like a tornado," said
~tr s. Muq;uia. who wa!>
a\\ akened ft)'~l by a hailstorm of
roofin~ ~ravel battering her win·
dows as though the house was
heing !>andblasted.
Down the street at the comer
of Burlcrest Drive and Swans~a
Lane. damage was heavy at the
home ot ~1'· S"fl'& lf,tl~Y. &952 Burlcrest Drive. W nds shat-
tered seaward-facing windOws,
~howeriJ\g her sle,~ping children
with broken ~lass.
Jill. 6. and Devin. 4'h 1 t·scaped injury, but neighbor
l.<irry Briscoe had to calm the
:-hakl'n Mrs. Hardy.
"When it hit about 1:30 a.m.,
the house and windows shook
and we looked out and our
t•amper was gone," says Mrs.
Nancy Briscoe, of 20232 Swansea
L:tn<'. · •
The heavy pi<ikup truck· and
~hell parRed at the curb wu
driven about 20 yards down the
street by the winds, wt\\ch
n·uched a high velocityof92 miles
per hour, according to
w.cathermen.
Y l't an old Model T Ford
coupe. tnll and top-heavy,
parked in the driveway Qext
door bore the brunt of the 1ale
force that moved the Brtscoes•
camper and didn't even gudge.
The rusty .model T bears the
natne Old Faithful in its reu window.
·Heavy ceramic pl~nters new
through the air like cannonballs a' the height of the gale, shatter-
ing against block walls.
"Ooobhh ... , •• Mrs.
Murguia'~ mother Vera cried as t~ family surveyed the devasta-
tion of their once-pretty
Mckyard.
The snapped-off concrete bead
<ind body o{ a little cherub that
had graced the patio f()untaln
lay against a block wall where It
was flung by the fury of the
worst winds in a decade.
O"ANOI! COAIT .. ,,.
DAILY PILOT
·gere~ ll>Udsli~ llld floo(Jiri'g,
destroyed bcmett a"d boats,
sharled tra(ffc. downed count·
less trees and power Jines, and
even unleashed four dangerous
lions from a wUd animal park.
Police confirmed al least
lhree deaths, but there were many persons missing.
The National Weather Service.
however, predicted u welcome
respite for area r.esldents. The
week<'nd forecast ealled for fair
weather and sunny skies in the
wake of the area's third storm lo
a week.
The latest storm brou.;ht the
season total lo almost 20 inches,
more than twice the normal
amount for this tlme of year.
Los Angeles Harbor, one of the
busiest ports on the We.st Cout,
Prolonged Torture
Witness Tells Plot
For 'Sntiff' Movies
By GARV GRANVILLE OI .. D-41y f'tlet Staff
A key prosecution witness in
the trial of a Costa Mesa man
accused oC plotting to torture,
murde r and dismember two
women. testified Thursday that,
he told her he wanted the vie·
tims "to stay alive as long as
possib~."
•·He said he would bthtg
tourniquets to sto~ th~ bleedini
so the picture ta.lung would last
a long time, 1' former prostitute
Pamela Sue Williams told an
Orange County Superior Court
jury.
Mrs. Williams' macabr e
testimony came during her
second day on the witness stand
in the trial or 54-year-old Fred
Berrc Douglas .
It was the 29-year·old ex-
hooker who told Garden Grove
pol lee last July that Douglas had
hired her to recruit two porno mm models.
The x-rat.ed starlets were to be used in a Douglas·produced
$55,000 sex extravaganza that
would end with their actual
torture. murder and dismember·
ment, acco rdin g to Mrs.
W i 11 i a ms' tesli mony.
The starlets deliberately
recruited for the would-be porno
movie mogul by the cx·hooker •
were two und ercove r
policewomen.
They arrested Douglas last Ju-
ly 2~ aner he drove them and his former prostitute casting agent
to a remote desert area for the
Cilming session. By then, Mrs. Williams said,
producer-director-photographer
Dou'gl~ ~.OQQ .-ioyle Jt):teme
had dWtndletl to~ •inti• Polaroid
camera and • gruesome assort·
mentor instruments hidden in the
desert a day earlier.
, "I told hJm of my disbelief
that I would be strong enough to
amputate an arm or a leg,"
Mrs-. WHlial'l)S testified. ·
''What did Mr. Doualas say?"
prosecutor William Morrisey
asked.
"He nld, 'Don't w6rty. I have
what a doctor uses'," the woman
rer.tled. . 'How were they to dle7.,l4or-
rlsey then asked. "Mr. Pouglas said they would
bleed to death,•• tbe· ex-
prostitute and admitted former
drug addict anawered.. ,
Mra.· Wllllams' testimony was itven ln a strong, calm voice.
She was articulate and her
words were p•pP.ere4 by
courteous "yea, sU. • and .. no,
sirs." She told the alx·man, six-
woman jury that. in addltlon to
her role u casting recruiter, she
was to appear in the pictures
Douglas alleaedly planned to
take. ·
"l uked Mr. Doualu lf the
girls would be makina love to
me. He said they would. l aaked
him how that was golng to hap-
pen,•• Mrs. WWJams teatifled. ·
"And what did · Mr. Douglas
sar.s," Morrisey asked.
'He said with a .38 (caUber
automatlc) pointed at your head
you'll do anything," the proaecu·
lion's star wltnesa replled;
Her lengthy .. atlnt on the wit.
nus stand didn't end Thursday.
Juc:l&e Ma.son Fenton sent her
and the jury home early when
defense attorney Terr[ GUes protested the playinK o a tape
recordln1.
Wall of Water
Perih Ford
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WttneM Wllflam1
The recording originated in a
microphone transmitter Mrs.
Williams secreUy carried ln her
right boot during the two·bour
journey to Uie ff5ert location.
Much of the transmlaslon to a
Garden Grove police unit that
trailed the woUld·be film crew to
Yucca y.Uey was obscured by: -the rad.lo playtng tn Douglas' •
safarl·likevehlcle.
-A group singing of "My.
Darlin' Clementine" and Mrs.
WlWams' solo rendition of what
•he Identified in a baUway con·
versatlon u "My Sweet LltUe
Mushroom."
-Mrs. Williams' nervous
habit of swtn1tn1 a crosaed leg
to and fro,. an actlVlty that at
times produced a "awosh, •
swosh'' sound on the recording.
-An errant 110llce tnll car that
sometimes fell C>Ut of receptlQn
range of the Douglas auto.
The jury ~n·t know until the
Doualu trial resumes Tuesday
lf it will be allowed to hear
whatever It can dlacern from the
flawed recordln1.
U not, Morrtssey la llkely to
ask Mrs. Williams and later the
two policewomen to recount
their recollection of the con-
versations that occurred durlnl
the journey to Yucca Valley.
W attlng to cl'OS8-exam1ne the
prosecuUon's leadoft witness la
def~nae lawyer Giles.
In his trial openJng statement to the jury, Giles made lt clear
he will make Mrs. Wllllama'
character and cntdlbWty an ls·
sue. • -
Ho aald Mn. Wi1Ua~1admitted Uf e as a prottltute alo~ Harbor
Boulevard, Mr aclcnowledfment
·that &be wu once addlct..t to
heroin and her concession arrest
warrants wero outstandlnJ tor
her when sbo rep0rted DouaLu to
the pollce welth heavUy on her
credlbUity.
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•:is dosed because it was so
filled with debris that movement
of s hlps was considered
dane~rqus. . The rour lions -considered
dangerous -broke loose from
their cases at a movie animal
com pound ln Soledad Canyon
north of Los Angeles when high
winds knocked over their cages.
Sherifra deputies killed two, but
the other pair e•caped. .
Mudslides tn res,denllal can·
yons weakened by several
days of rain; closed many roads
io the area. Malibu Canyon was
closed. One of the moet serious alides
came Oil Lookout Mountain In
the Hollywood HllliJ, dumping
tons of mud across Laurel Can·
yon Boulevard. Police said the
sllde caused a 17·car pileup aa
the autos were ti~hed ahead of
the mud, but no injuries were re-
ported.
A $150,000 house with three
persons inside was swept down a
hlll in the storm. They were not
injured.
Pollce urged persons to stay
home lf possible and activated
the police emer¥,ency center
beneath Los Angeles City Hall
for the first Ume. Previously, lt
had been used only for. simulat-
ed emereencles.
Tbe three deaths included two
teen-agera who fell Into raging
waters and were washed away
by the awt.ft currents. A 17-year·
old San Diego County youth was
washed off a Mlaslon Bay jetty
and a 14·year-old La Puente boy
fell into San Jose creek.
The third person died after ap-
parenUy suffering a heart attack
while trylng to move his car,
which was smacked by a hu1e
wall of water in West Los
Anceles, police said.
Dozens of other persons were
reported missing throughout
Southern California as several
feet or mud and nooct waters cov-
e red roads and surged into
homes. In the Hollywood Hills, cars
floating on waves of water were
dashed down in stacks three
high. Three women were report-
ed nushed out or their car and
swept down a road. A man who
tried to help saw one woman
float under his car, but was una-
ble to help her or the others.
Ten persons were reported
missing In Hidden Hills, an ex·
elusive residential area west or
the San Fernando Valley.
Another eight or nine people
were missing jn Hldden Springs, a community ln the Angeles Na.
tional Fores t north of La
Crescenta. One person was
airli!ted out of the area.
In Big TuJun1a Canyon, the
occupants of a house that was
was hed away •by rainwaters
were missing, in addltlon to
.three forest rangers who bad
been in the area.
Travel was dan&erous on slip-
pery and flooded freeways
throuabout Southern Callfomia,
and aoa:>e early momlng rush
hour congeaUoo was expected to
last Into the aft.enloon.
Many schools were closed
became of the flooded atteeta
and lm=le roads. Jn ontebello, police used
small boata to rescue fiood vlc-
tim1, aome of them motorista
forced to cllmb to the tops of
their veb.lctes for safety. lleaidentf of many ueu W9l'9
evacuated when fiood waters
and mudslides threatened tbelr
homet. The collaPH of a debris
baaln forced evacuation of some
La Creacenta residents and
dam1.1ed aome homes. Other
reatdenta were forced from
hom~11 tn the Beverlywood section
of Loa Anceles.
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In preparation for ·trip to Northern California Thursday,
Mrs. Ricardo Castillo of Huntington Beach adjusts
parka for Toma~ Dominguez, 7-year·old Tijuana, Mex ..
boy hornbly disfigured by fire. She has spearheaded ef·
forts to get the boy to Stanford Medical Center for
plastic surgery and the hope of a new face and a new
life.
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DAMAGE HiGH •••
damage but :i 30 foot cabin
cruiser sank at the Sunset
Aquatic Park and boats were re·
porte" adrift al Hunllngtoo
Harbour.
Giant 22-foot waves tore orCthe
fishing ramp al the end of
the Huntington Pier. eroded
beaches in Newport Beach and
knocked out part or the landing
ramp at the Newport Pier.
"It's chaos," was the com·
ment or a San Diego Oas and
Electric Company spokesman,
who re.ported thousand~ qf
customers without power in MIS·
slon Viejo, San Clemen·
te. Laguna Niguel, San Juan
Capistrano, Dana Point and
Capistrano Beach.
The Southern California
Edison Company reported
similar outages in El Toro.
Newport Beach, Costa Mesa,
Huntington Beach, Fountain
Valley, Westminster and Seal
Boach, with as many a5 35,000
customers af!ected.
Power was restored to some
areas within a Cew boura but a
spokesman said that flooding tn
Santiago Canyon could keep
work crews out oC the area for as long as several days.
Paclllc Telephone reported as
many u 3,000 lines downed by
high winds and Calling trees and
sa id repairs in San Juan
Capistrano and parts or Irvine
could be delayed because crews
were having dltficulty reaching
the main offices because of
fioodin1.
Trame was reported backed
up tor miles aoutb of the in·
tersecUon of the Santa Ana and
San Dleit<> freeways in Irvine.
Mud and rain closed all but one
lane durlng ruah hour.
Li&htning was also blamed for
damage, wiUt overall costs yet
to be determined. At one point.
workers on night s hifts In a
Costa Mesa office bulldlng re·
ported damage to a computer
program and machines wierdJv
going on and off by themselves as
Jlihtning apparently caused elec·
tr icy to surge across power Jines.
Firemen and pol ice worked all
night to cover emergency situa-
tions. One suet? occasion oc-
curred when emergency power
generators failed at Riverview
Hospital in Santa Ana during a
general power outage and
moh.ile generators had to be
11ushed in from the Orange Coun· •
ty Fire Department and sur-
rounding cities.
In Laguna Canyon, 30 persons
were evacuated from their
homes and tbe Richard SeapiJ\
family barely escaped injury
when a huge eucalyptus tree Cell
on their trailer, nearly cutting it
in two.
A tree fell on a house at 210
Woodland Drive in Laguna
Beach. owned by Mrs. Lorene
Oliver. A water heater was
knocked over, igniting some
mattresses. Firemen quelled the
blaze.
Large trees N!portedly fell on·
to homes and cars in Costa
Mesa, but no injuries were re-
ported. Cars were also swept in·
to flood control channels in
Silverado Canyon, although.
·Orange County Flood Control
Dlstrlct ofClcials said chaMels
generally were holding up well.
Dozens of roads were closed,
including Laguna Canyon Road,
parts of Culver Drive, Jeffrey
Road, Irvine Center Road and
Barranca Road In Irvine, parts
or the San Diego and Santa Ana
freeways, and numerous
smaller streets.
Buying A New Tract .Home?
Many people buying homes are under the Impression they HAVE
to buy carpeting from the home sates center. In the majority of eases
this la not true, although the sales office will try to make you think so.
The minute the home center tries to upgrade the standard
carpet. then you are free to shop for carpeting. To prevent shopping
should constitute restraJnt of trade.
In many caes they wUI teU ycu that the carpet allowance does
not apply if YoU buy carpet outside. If they fffl this Is legal, HAVE
THEM PUT IT IN WRITING.
Ordlnarity, we can save you • lot of money over what the .. ho#le
center offers. We provide a target Mtectlon -and we usually comf'
up with leas yardage, plus a s1,.1penOC' Installation.
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Architects have .. begun drawing
final workin& blueprints for con·
version of Rancho View Elementary
School into the Ocean View School
District's administration center.
District architect Edward Frick
estimates it will take about six weeks
to complete refined plans for the maximum $138,000 changeover of the
north city campus.
TRUSTEES TIDS WEEK approved
Frick's tentative concept for the
headquarters, replacing the old com·
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~EGGS ME Pl.ASTic~
plex located about 300 yards from the
new site, on the old Ocean View
School campus,
Rancho VJew School bas been
closed the paat year because the sur·
rounding neighborhood of pre·
dominantly tract homes built in the
1960s does not bavo au.fflcient pupil.
enrollment.
Following tranafer of the diatriCt's operations center, pl"Obably by late
fall, the existing alte at Beach
Boulevard and. Warner Avenue will
be sold for commercial development.
SALE OF THE lucrative land is ex·
peeled to more than pay for the bead·
quarters shllt and a variety of other
improvements to schools being paid
initially by sale of $45S,OOO worth of
bonds.
Next step ln the transfer after ap. •
proval of working drawings will be
putting the job out tor contractors•
bids, a process which will take
another month .
.. Superintendent Dr. Dale Coogan
said he expects the district's business
offices to be ,moved into the new loca·
lion first. probably by June, when
certain modlficatiorus are made.
THE ATflLETIC FIELD at
Rancho View School will be wied as a
Little League Baseball diamond com·
plex with minor modifications now
being planned.
A central rectangular area ot the
four-dlamoGd complex will serve as
a lootball field during the off-eeasoa.
'77 Tax Redlietf on
IRA Deadline Nears
WASHINGTON (AP) -Time Is
running out for folks who want to get
a break on last year's taxes by start.·
ing an Individual Retirement Ac·
count.
The deadline ls next Tuesday, and
money put into these special ac·
counts before then can be deducted
from your income from last year.
THE ACCOUNTS ARE available to
taxpayers under age 70 \-2 who are not
c overed by another r etirement
system. With an IRA you can contribute up
to 15 percent of income at retirement
Porno Photos
App~~t;
Term Upheld
FRESNO CAP) -A Bakersfield
m an has lost his second appeal m.
volving convictions or taking photo-
graphs of young children engaged in
sex acts.
Richard Charles Bishop contended
he should have bffn granted a jury
trial before a Kem County Superior
Court judge declared him a mentally
disordered sex offender not aJDeDa•
ble to further treatment.
BISHOP WAS sentenced to state
prison after psychiatrists at
Atascadero State Hospital made that
determination In October, 1976..
The state's 5lh District Court of Ap.
peal said other appellate courts have
rejected defendant claims that they
s hould be allowed jury trials tor beo
ing ruled not amenable to treatment.
Bishop also said his convictions
should be treated as a single otreose.
Six of the counf., were ordered to run
consecutively, wblch c:Oulcl lenatbeD
bis prison term. .
THE APPEUATS COUllT said
Bishop's brief reasoned that the ob-~ctive of tba offenses •'waJ not tbe
arattncatklll of apPellants or tbe vic-
tims' lust or sexual desires but tbe taking of photographs and t.belr oom-
~atloa into albums." llowever, the appellate coUrt said
there ls nothing in tbe court ftCOl'd to fDpport Blabop'a contention.
C-1ifornia law does not preclude mulUple punishment lf tbere are
•uhlple ~s. the nallng added. Earlier, the appellate court upheld
Bishop's coovtctiona of ll counts of
lewd and lascivious conduct on
chlldrell under H and au couata ot «al cop1latioa OA children w:ader 1~
to the plan, maximum $1,500, per
year and this money is not taxable
until taken out of the plan.
Since m0&t persona will have lower
income at retirement theJ ~ be in a lower tax bracket and, therefore,
pay less taxes on the m0De7 than
they would have originally.
THERE IS A PENALTY, however,
if the money is withdrawn early and
some plans may require regular pay.
ments to be made. If you later take a
job which offers-a pension plan you
would lose eligibility for the IRA and
could have to default on a plan wblch
requires regular payments.
The tax advantages ol IRA plans
are dlaeaaHd ia fbe Internal
Revenue Senlce publication S90,
"Tax Information on Individual
Retirement Savfnga Programs, ..
available wltboclt Charle at a:rq ms
olflce.
In addlUon, the Federal Trade
Commission has a pamphlet avalla·
ble without cost. For ••Frank Talk
About IRAs" write to the Division of
Distribution and Duplication. Room·
128, Federal Trade Commission,
Washingt.oa. D.C.. 20S80.
SACRAMENTO <AP) -The state
Energy Commission says It bas given
tbe League of California CiUes ·a
$40,000 contract tC> de\'elop a solar
training Jll'00'8JD for local omclals.
The BMOW'lcement Thursday said
the proaram will focua CJD helping of·
ficlals remow barriers to solar fn.
atallaUons tn build1ng and aoning
codes ancllaad use piam.
We1e ... •e11c
Denise Bent, a 1976 graduate or
Edis on Hi g h
School in Hunt·
lngton Beach.
will spend the
spring semester
in Russia s tudy·
ln g politica l
science, culture
and history. She
is asopbomor&at
Whitworth
College ln
Spokane, Wash.
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CHULA VISTA (AP) -A citizens' committee
ls tooktng into a chUdren's book on wltcbcrall in
tbe Chula Vista publlc school library.
d etective fiction at
Golden West Collece in
Huntington Beach this
.spring wW atudy such writers as Arthur C<)aan A cb~pler titled, "How to Be a Witch,•' in· Doyle and Aaatha
eludes this chant: Devil take me1 Devil take my ChrlsUe
ring, Devil take me, Take everything. The course may be
takell as a •eneral adult A .thlrd·IJl'ade teacher read the book •t · enrich!Mnt class. wflich Pa~~vaew School to pupils. one mother com· does not require writ.inc
plamed. Dr. Mel Lopez, assist.ant superintendent long papers. Walk·ln tt-
for e~culum. said.the book Is recomJDended by gJatratioo is •••Uable
profeaaiollal ehildren'a ll~rarians. Thursday, Frid.a.J, J'•b.
6·10 and Feb. 1.._16. For
It ts tiUed "Whistle In the Graveyard: Tales to l n f o rm at ion. c al l
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LOCAL
-Joaquin
Flooding
Reported
By Tbe A.saoclated Press
Five days of heavy rain.
caused major fioodlng 1n the San
Joaquin Valley today. virtually
haltlnc travel and spurring
evacuation ol residents 1n low-
lyln1 areas.
Only State Highway 99 re-
m alned open to traffic although
standing water was reported Qn
southem valley portions of the
roadway.
The American Red Cross was
a lerted to provide food and
sheller to evacuees of southern
Tulare county communities or
Teviston, Ear Jim art , Al -
lensworth and Richgrove and
Orosi at the county's northern
end.
T ulare County officials asked
operators of four-wheel drive
vehicles and reside.nts trained in
search and rescue procedures to
help evacuate people whose
homes we.re threatened by r ising
waters.
Numerous schools in tbe
southern part of the valley were
closed.
A respite for the rain-soaked
valley is forecast for Saturday
with showers expected to sub·
side until a new stor m system
brings more rain Sunday.
The lates t s torm dropped
more than four inches of rain in
24 hours at Maricopa in Kern
County, and the rain gauge at
Bakersfield overflowed at 3
inches. Visalia reported 2.19 in-
ches, a record since the com-
munity started keeping r ecords
in 195-0.
Tulare County sheriff's dep-
uties rePOrted Richgro\•e and
Terra Be lla were nearly sur-
rounded with water with the one
access road to Richgrove sub·
ject to closure at any lime. The
White River at Terra Bella over-
flowed its banks in four places,
closing south and southeast
roads.
Teviston r eside nts ·were
evacuated when a creek broke
and water rushed into the town.
Some Earlimart residents
trapped by floodwaters retreat-
ed to higher ground to await
rescue. About 150 Pixley resi·
dents were evacuated.
Major flooding in creeks made
bridges impassable and spurred
evacuations in Orosi, where a
ll c d Cross cent e r wa s
established to receive 300 people
by tonight.
The storm knocked the sewage
treatment plant for the Orosl
area out of operation.
Water streaming through
groves washed oranges across
'roads in thal area.
Kings County officials report·
ed flooding was wides pread at
Avenal with some flooding re-
J>Qrted in Kettleman City and
llanford.
Residents of northeastern
K e rn County were b eing
evacuated from the Kelso Valley
and KemviJle areas where a
small, dirt dam was close to
overflowing.
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Damage Also
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DESPITE STORM DAMAGE, IT WAS BANKING AS USUAL THIS MORNING
Roofing Ripped Up at Pacific City Bank In Huntington •l Adams Avenue and M•gnolla Street
Lung Fails
Firemen Save Irvine Woman
By P HILIP ROSMARIN
Ot IM O<llly PINt Su fi
A major power failure that cut electricity to hundreds
of northern Irvine area homes caused the failure of an iron
lung machine upon which a woman depended to sustain
her life this morning.
. Sandra Waldron. 35, of 11-B Bear Paw, in the village of
Deerfield, woke gasping for breath at about 3 a.m.
"MOM," SHE Ci\LLED to Rose Waldron, 78, sleeping
in the next room, "there's a power failure."
Rose Waldron already was awake ; the slopping of the
huff.huff sound of the iron lung roused her, she said.
She telephoned county firemen, who sped through
s torm ·Wracked city streets to arrive within 10 minutes oi
the call.
FIREMEN ATTACHED a line from a generator to the
machine and restored it to working order. Miss Waldron
was apparently unharmed by the experience.
It's happened before.
F'r1~.February10,1978 OAILY PILOT A9
Worst Storms
EVEN CATAMARANS TUMBLED DURING WINO GUSTS
Belbo• lelend Craft sutfered In Thured•y nlghf •Storm
T he Cal State Fullerton psychology major smiled af·
terward, "It happens al least once a year. It's nothing
now. 1 can breathe on my own for a certain amount of
time. WINO-RIPPED DOCKS AND PIERS BEACHED IN NEWPORT HARBOR
"THE FIREMEN arc nlways very fast " Wreckage Strewn on County Strand Next Door to CoHt Guard St•tlon In Corona Del Mar
Rose Waldron said, "They're terriflc young men l
know I can depend on them." •
Sandra Waldron has breathed with the aid of the
artificial lung since polio left her breathing muscles
weakened at the age of 16.
During the daytime she uses a special backpack ap·
paratus attached to a wheelchair to move around.'
PHOTOS '-....
BY THE
DAILY PILOT
STAFF
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STUNNED HUNTINCJTON BEACH MQBILE HOME RESIDENT SURVEYS DAMAGE
. Freak Wind Bl11ts Through Traller Park, Leaving Havoc In Its Wake
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WAVES LAP AT BOARDWALK IN .. AIN BEACH PARK
Hurricllne Winds uahec:t Ocean Which Scoured Be•chea
Dai,ly Pilot
FeelA Freak
Storm, Effecu
PolkeFile
51 Gripes
SAN FRANCISCO (Al>)
-Pollae officers from San
FranclHo's Southern Sta·
tloD haft flled 51 formal
grlevanees •l•lnst their comm~ officer.
The Nie. Officers As· sOdatkli'• lrievance com• mlUee ftled the c om-
p)aJnta With Chief Charles
,Galli on ~ay, allea· iDI Captain Edward
L1herty: •bo•ed "erratic
ahd i rtcon shten t bebavl«." Latherty bu been on
t ick ......... ~-. 30 ad wu \1Da1allablo !or comment: .:,
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ff Storm Rips Trees, ~railerS . ~
By PIOUP ROSMARIN
OI 1119 D•llr f'llet li.H
, Scores of lall trees were
• l\llpped at their bases, con·
')ltfuction lrailers were moved ~rom ·foundations and streets
·w ~re strewn with mud and
Aebrls as an overnight storm
.PUmm~led Irvine with 1.2 inches
-<>fwater.
City officials said winds gust·
~ with hurricane force, ripping
.eut hundreds or smal ler
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parkway trees and s hrubs
throuehout the city.
Telephones at city hall were
WOMAN RESCUED
IN IRON LUNG -A9
jammed by residents calling to
report damage.
More than 50 eucalyptus trees,
some or them 100 feet tall, in
rows along Culver Drive, Irvine
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Center Drive and other areas,
were upr ooted by the
windstorm.
The San JoaqUln Creek flood
control channel, a small natural
swale into which the Irvine Com·
pany diverted floodwaters that
no rm ally would have flown
through the much lar-ger San
Diego Creek channel, over-
flowed its banks.
The bigger channe l was
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blocked orr from about the 8'11&
where it crosses under CulveT
Dr\v~ to Jeffrey Road, for re-
allgn1ne1tt and· greenbelt im· J,\rovein~ta 111 the "village ot
Woodbrtdge. The San J oaquin Channel
bridge at Culv&, washed out by
rainstorms last month and re-
opened last Saturday, was
flooded b\ll there was no stfY.c·
tural damace. city public works
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reported.
Torrential nows ln the channel
}\ad subsided below its banks by
this cnomtnii; erosion damage
was being measured.
Culver Drive was closed from
Main Street to Barranca Road, ·
tho stretch where it crosses the
channel, because thick mud cov·
ered the road. Tbere was heavy mud on
Culver north of that potnt, from
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Today's C l osi ng
.V.Stocks
TEN CENTS
e
Deerfield Avenue to Walnut
A venue but cars proceeded slow·
ly through the debris, aided by
traffic policemen who slood in
the cold winds at several in-
tersections.
Traffic police were at stations
throuahout the city, directing
motorists along alternate routes
set up to avoid closed streets.
Virtually ev~y north-south <See TaEES, P~e ~Z) * .~ *
to rm a _ .. oast
Torture Death
: Plot Detailed
By GARV GRANVILLE
OI \M Dally PllM St•ll • 'A key prosecution witness in
he trial of a Costa Mes a man
._~cused or plotting to torture.
urdcr and dismc•mbcr two
omen testified Thursday that
~ told her he wanted the \'IC·
s "to stay alive as long as
.possible."
1 "He said he would bran~
'tourniquets to stop the bleeding 110 the picture laking would last
'a Jong time." former prostitute
Pamela Sue Williams told an
Orange County Superior Court
j ury.
Mrs. Williams' macabre
t estimony came during her
eecond day on the witness stand
in the trial of 54·year-old Fred
'Jkrre Douglas.
U was the 29-year·old ex·
hoOker who told Garden Grove
~llce lasl July that Douglas had
ired her to recruit two porno
ihn models.
r The x·rated starlets were to be
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~Wall of Water
Periu Ford
~·Gol/Tee
f.ALM SPRINGS CAP} -A
J a:nall dam collapsed today,
Je12ding a three.foot high wall of
w•ter across the Indian Wells
Ccnanlry Club golf course on
which former President Ford wars playing.
. "No injuries were reported.
<11he Oood caused a suspension
l)r9tay in the third round of the
t~hole , $225,000 Bob Hope
t>IJert Classic.
:, 'f'ord, who lives in Palm
$Ptings, was playing in the pro-
section oflhe tournament.
witness said the dam col-
edjust before Ford was due to
y.
~be tournament ls played on
fo1ll' courses ln the are~ lnclud-
J in.a Indian Wells.
used in a Douglas·produced
S55,000 sex extravaganza that
would end with their actual
torture, murder and dismember·
m e nt, according lo Mrs.
Williams' testimony.
Th e starlets deliberatefy
recruited for the would·be porno
movie mogul by the ex-hooker
were two undercover
pol 1 cewomen.
They arrested Douglas last Ju·
ly 20 after he drove them and his
former proslitute casting agent
to a remote desert area for the
filming session.
By then, Mrs. Williams said,
producer-director·photographer
Douglas $55,000 movie scheme
had dwindled to a single Polaroid
camera and a gruesomt assort-
menl of instruments bidden in the
desert a day earlier.
"I told Mm of my d\sbell~f
that I would be strong enough to
amputate an arm or a leg;•
Mrs. Williams testified.
"What did Mr. Douglas say?"
prosecutor William Morrisey
asked.
''He said, 'Don't worry. I have
what a doctor uses'," the woman
replied. · ~
"How were they to die? .. Mor·
risey then ask~
"Mr. Douglas said they would
bleed to death,•• the ex-
prostitute and admitted former
drug addict answered.
Mrs. Williams' testimony was
given in a strong, calm voice.
S he was articulate and her
words wer e peppered by
courteous "yes, sirs•• and .. no.
sirs.·•
She told the six-man, six·
woman jury that, in addltlon lo
her role as casting recruiter. she
was to appear ln the pictures
Douglas allegedly planned to
t ake.
"I asked Mr. Douglas lt the
girls would be making love to
me. He said they would. I asked
hlm how that was going to hap.
pen, 0 Mrs. Wtlllams testified.
.. And what did 14r. Douglas
say," Morrisey asked.
(See TO&TUBE, P ap Al)
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CAR SWEPT INTO RAGING CREEK IN SANTIAGO ~NYON WHEN BRIDGE WASHES OUT
Along the Orange Coast. Hurrtcene Wlride, Aalnatol'l'll Wreak Wtdespre•d Damage
Dole Charges
Panama With
Drug Dealing
WASHINGTON (AP) -Sen.
Bob Dole said today a closed
Senate session might be
necessary to discuss his allega-
tions that .. the present govem-
ment of Panama is involved in
drug-trafficking operations:•
The Kansas Republican took
the floor shortly after the Senate
began its third day.of debate on
the proposed Panama Canal ·
treaties.
Senate Majority Leader
Robert C. Byrd, D-W.Va .. told
reporters before the start of the
session that he was briefed on
the <lrug-trafficking allegations
and .. the information I've been
given is that we have had ex·
cellent cooperation from the
Panamanian government."
(See PANAMA. Page An
Starin Rips Boats
From NB .Moorings
B y JOANNE 1lEYNOLDS • atop the Wells Fargo building in
... o.MY,...SUK Newporteent~wbere workmen
Hw:ricane·like winds gu.sting found the metal louvers encas-
up to 92 miles per hour slammed ing the air conditioning unit into Newport Harbor today. pushed in.
tearing boats Crom their moor• "They werettt blown off, they
ings and separating floats from were dented ln as lf they hltd
docks. · · b .e e n s t r u c le h a r d b y
Weary Harbor PatroJmm said something," commented an
today they coa.ld not even begUa Irvine C.Ompany spokesman.
to estimate. tfle damaie done by Elsewhere in t he center, y,.,
the T hloltSday n,lgbt storim which Union Bank building and a
sent hundreds of boats of all b•Uding in Desip Plaza' l<>.1~ sizes careenini acl'O$$ the bay. · d · the hea · .a .. City crews were also out 1rl · W1D ows 10 vY Wtnu.->.
force, trying to clean up t'l\e hllll· Lifeguards were also out.
dreds of trees broken and uproot• moving tbelr portable towers to
I ed by the~ which gusted well the back of beaches alon~ the
over hurricane force during the ocean front as 12-foot wlbd· nigh~ whipped breakers pounded the
An inclieatlen qt the toree of shore and in some locatlods
the wind was tound this morning <See WINDS, P age A!) ..
Coast Reluctant Cordova
May· Vote /Or: larvis
BJ I.AURIE DSPE&
Of .. Dlltt .........
Trailers,
Yachts
Damaged
By JACKIE HYMAN °' 111e o.itr Pltet llatf -Winds clocked at up to 92
miles per hour ripped through
the Orange Coast Thursday
night. smashing a mobile home
park in Huntington Beach, tear-
ing more than 100 boats from
their moorings in Newport
Harbor, dumping m~d onto
freeways and roads, felling trees
and shutting off electric power
to thousands of homes.
Local officials described the
damage as worse than that
caused br the floods of 1969. The wmds were expected to
taper off tonight, but thun•
derstorms were predicted this
evening, clearing up by sunrise,
the National Weather Service
TORNADO STRIKES
HUNTINGTON BEACH -(43 -PAGE OF PICTURES
FROM STORM -A9
said. No more rain is forecast un-
til Monday.
The worst damage was report-
ed in Huntington Beach, where
City Administrator Bud Belsito
declared a local e mergency
after a tornado hit the Hunt-
ington-by-the-Sea Mobile Home
Park shortly after 1:30 a.m .. in·
juring three persons.
Seventy-eight mobile homes
were either damaged, destroyed
or overturned at the park at
21851 Newland St., near Pacific
Coast Highway.
The Orange County chapter oP
the American Red Cross set up
an emergency shelter there.
Emergency shelters were also
set up at Silverado Elementary
School, where more than half
the 650 residents of Silverado
Canyon were evacuated during
the night.
The area was reported under
18 inches of water this morning
as raln·swollen Silverado Creek
overflowed.
Boats were also a victim of the
(See DAMAGE, Page A2)
-
"
~uto .Floats By
By STEVE MITCHELL
Of tll9 o.ffr ..... Si.ft It was after the Volkswagen
and the huge metal dumpgter
floate d by th at Murray
Threadgill decided it was Ume
to call (or help.
Tbreedilll, SZ, of Dana Point,
drove to t.guna Beach to Cherie
Moore's house at 2665 Laguna
Canyon Road Thursday to help
h e r keep debris out of a
drainage channel that runs past
her front door.
The woman's home was
flooded during last month'·s
ralns, and s he bad several
friends on hand early this mom· ing to insure that didn't happen
again. .
"We were pulling debris from
the chonnet at abQut 2 a.m .. "
Thread gill said from the
makeahift evacuation center at
City Hall today, "'when the
water suddenly was up to our
knees."
"We'd pull out one piece of
debris. and two would take its
place." he languished.
he grabbed his sleeping wife and
pulled her to the back ot the
trailer where the lwins were
sleeping.
"It made a borrendous noise,"
Seapin said ~Y as be cleared
belon1ings from his crushed
home.
"SpfltUng Jumbe?, then the
trailer being crushed."
The tons of wood mashed the
TORTURE. •
trailer ne"rlr in half, trap
Seae>to and )ua !f.mily in the
of tho homo. ':.ForUAnalely
force or tho crash opened a
at the bottom of the trailer
we all c:rawled out.'' Seapin s of the 2 a.m. loctdetlt.
Today he Wd rf)ovinl(
be&on9lngs to a relaUve's ho
in Corona del Mar ... Tha
where the famUy is dght no •
he said, gr bbtna • makes
suitcase. • Another canyon reside ~
Benella Milligan. 80,
evacuated to the Human Atti
Department after trees be
falling .on her home at 1215
''He said with a .38 (caliber .Falrywood Walle. •
automatic) pointed al your head A department spokesman s.W
you'll do anything," the prosecu· the woman and her t•~
tion's star witness replied. daughters showed up at Ute
Her lengthy stint on the wit· evacuation center early this
ness atand didn'tend Thursday. morning. Mrs. M llllgan's
Judge Mason Fenton sent her daughter, Evelyn Crockett, re·
and the jury home early when turned to the home this morning
de fense attorney Terry Giles to pick up a car, and found nine,
protested the playing of a tape trees had fallen on the home.
recording. Homeowners outside 'the can·
o.lt., ............. .,, ...... MMdlell
FAMILY OF FOUR ESCAPED AS EUCALYPTUS MASHED THEIR LAGUNA BEACH TRAllER
Richard Seapin, 31 , Removes Belongings From Remnant• of FamQy Home In Laguna Canyon
Threadgill, Miss Moore and
another friend scrambled to the
second story of tbe woodc.~
house and called the fire depart-
ment for help.
The recording originated in a • yon were hn.ving their troubl~
microphone transmitter Mrs. this morning, including owners of three homes in the 700 block Williams secretly carried in her of Nyes Place, in the hills over-rlght boot during the two.hour journey to the desert location. looking Aliso Pier in South Laguna.
E'rOJtt l"age Al Much of the transmission lo a Three lara:e plate glass win· ''They tossed ropes to us and
• pulled us out of the house," he
DAMAGE FROM COAST STORM BEA VY •. • • !:hii~h ~1J~~::i~tw~~ege~e~·:n adjacent home, and past the
Dempsey dumpster, which came
torestonhigherground .
Garden Grove police unit lhal dows were blown out in heavy
trailed the would-be film crew to winds atop the hill, said Laguna
Yucca Valley was obscured by: i.treet maintenance s uperintep·
-The radio playin~ in.Douglas' dent Paul Valenzuela.
J11gll winds, with !>Orne boaLo.; up
111 I:! fr<'t !ting 1.ilown a:.horc in
'\ t'\\ port HP::ich.
Tht• Orange County Harbor
l'alrnl :-aid SO to 100 :.nwll boats
:ind up to 25 laq!l' ont•s were
hlown from lhl'1r mooring and
l>ca<'l1l·d or capsizC'ct .
\t lhinn Point H a r bor,
:-.ht'lt('rcd boats l'l:>Capcd severe
dot m >1).!l' hut a 30 foot cal.11n
Front Page Al
PANAMA .•.
Uyrd calll•t..I tht' allegations "a
matter of concern." But lht• ma ·
1nr1ty leader . a i.upportl•r of
rat1f1cal1011, s.ucl "the l>ottom·
li ne. mud s ill quci.t1 on is
"hcthcr 1t 1s in lhl' interci:.t of
the United States for the Senate
to give its approval lo these
tr 1·<1t1C:.."
B~·rd not<·d the Scn:.itc c:m b<'
lor cC'd to i.:o into closed session
.1l the r<'QUl'!>t of two senators.
Tht• Jast clost'd Sl'St.ion of the
~l·nalc took ph.tcc July 1, for de·
hate on a bill appropriatinJ.:
1unds Cor a neutron warhead.
'fhc discussion was closed to the
11 r t•s!> and ~cneral l>Ubli c
hl'l•ause it involved classified dt"
ll•nsc information.
St•natc ~l ino r ilv l.<'adcr
lloward 13aker, It-Tenn., met'
\\1th Pre ... 11lenl Carter al the
Whitt> llousl' this morning and
said later he bt•lie\'eS the treaty
dehalc ha~ b<•J.:un changing at·
1 itudcs of Sl'nators in {avor ·of
r he agreemcnLo;, whtch .require u
two-thirds vote for ratlfkation.
· · R1l(hl now I ~uess we arc
s1•veral voles ~hort of ralifica-
t11m," Raker told reporters.
lie said he a(ld C::irter t'Om ·
p ared their vole counts, but
would not say what ihosc counts
\\c rc.
"l have not changed it !.his
\Ole counll s ince the debate
hegan Monday, but l think al•
\iludc s a rc c h a na:ing
::.omcwhat," Baker said.
Opponents need 34 votes to
-preclude the treaties• rallfica-
1 ion.
Dole, a leading opp<>nent o( the
:1grcemenL-., noted that he has
three times rabcd the issue of
Panamanian leader Omar Torn·
jos' alleged involvement in drug
trarricking.
He said he has yet to receive
satis factory answers to his ques-
tions.
Dole said thnt despite brief·
in~s of Senate leaders by the.
ht.'a d of the federal Dtug En-
forcement Administration,
"others have questiot1$. I hue
questions. I know many of my
colleagues have questions. The
American people have questions
and they deserve an answer."
OR AMOE COAIT
DAILY PILOT
cruiser s ank a t the Sunset
. \quatic Park and boats were re·
111>rted adrift at Huntington
Harbour.
Giant 22-foot waves tore orfthe
fi s hing ramp at the end or
the Huntington Pier, eroded
hc;.1ches in Newport Beach and
knocked out part of the landing-
r J mp al the Newport Pier.
"It's chaos," was the com·
mcnl of a San Diego Gas and
Electric Company s pokesman,
who r eported thousands ,of
customers wiUu>ut power 1n Mls·
s 1on Viejo, San Cl e m e n -
lt'. Laguna Niguel, San Juan
Capis trano, Dana Point. and
<;a pistrano Beach. "',
bound lane of Camino
Capistrano in San Clemente.
sycamores and eucalyptus trees
were blown onto Del Obispo in
Sao Juan Capistrano and a fire
truck working on a broken water
main in Cowan above Tustin
Heights was trapped when trees
on both ends of the street fell
The r~infall measllretnents
ranged from .66 in Huntington
Beach; 1.ll in Laguna Niguel
and 1.25 in Costa Mesa to 1.62 in
• Santa Ana. John Glet.zen oC the
county Flood Control Dis trict
said he hasn't bad time to check
his figures but be believes the
rainfall this season of 17.39
inches is a record to date for the
county.
More than so refugees or
Laguna Canyon Road spent por-
tion5 of the night at. the Human
Affairs Department offices, said
director George Fowler.
The evacuees include d
Richard Seapin, 31, his wife and
4-year-old twins.
Seapin said he was looking out
his trailer window at Thurston
Trailef' Park, adjacent to the
Boys Club on Laguna Canyon
Road, when he saw a huge
eucalyptus tree begin to splinter ·
and break up ill front of his
home.
When the tree started falling
toward the trailer, Seapln said
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safari-like vehicle. "We went up there and tried to
-A group singing of "My assist the people but the wind
Darlin' Clementine" and Mrs. was so strong we could not put up
Williams' solo rendiUon of what plywood supports,0 be said this
she identified in a hallway con-morning.
versalion as "My Sweet Little "We would have been blown
Mushroom." :ill the way to the ocean If we
-Mrs. Williams ' nervous tried to hold up a piece of
habit of swinging a crossed leg plywood in that wind," he said.
to and fro, an activity that at Street crews were also called
ti mes produced a "s wos h, to the 900 block of Summit Way
swosh" sound on the recording. :it about 3 a.m: to clear a m"8
-An errant police tr~il car that slide on that. roadway.
somPUmes fell out of reception
ran1reoftheDouglas auto.
The jury won't know until the
Douglas trial resumes Tuesday
if it will be allowed to hear
whatever it can discern rrom the
flawed recording.
E',....PageAJ
In other areas of town, ~
eucalyptus tree fell on MNI:
Lorene Oliver's home at 21(t
Woodland Drive, dislodging a
water heater . ,_.
TJlc Southern California
Ed i~on Com pa ny reporte d
similar outages in E l Toro,
Newport Heach, Costa Mesa,
Huntington Heach. Fountain
\'alley, We stminster and Seal
Boach. with as many as 35,000
customers affected. TREES UPROOTED. • • CORDOVA. •
Rep. Badluun'• ..
Uncl,e Dies;
Rites Slated Power was restored to some
areas within a few hours but a
spokesman said that flooding in
Sa ntia~o Canyon could keep
work crC'ws out of the area for as
Ion~ as several days. Pacific Telephone r eported as
many as 3,000 lines do wned by
high winds and falling trees ::ind
s;.11d repairs fn San Juan
Cu p1strano and parts of Irvine
could he delayed because crewi.
wcrc having difficulty reaching
the m~11n offices because of
llnoding.
Trafhc was reporte«t backed'
up for miles south of the in·
~· lcrse('tion of the Santa Ana and
San t>~go freeways in Irvine.
Mud and r ain clqscd all but one-
. lane-dµrlng rush hour. ·
·Li~htnin~ was also blamed for
damage, with overall costs yet
to be determined. At one point.
w.orkers on night s hifts in a
t'osta Mesa office bDildlnlJ re·
portett damage to a computer
pm~am and machines wlerdlv ~oing on and off by themSA!l\les as
li ghtning apparently caused elec-.
tr icy tosurgeacross power lines.
Firemen and poUce worked all
night to cover emergeney situa-
tions. One such occasion 'OC·
curred when emergency po~er
J!enerators failed .at Riverview
Hospital in Santa Ana during a
general power out.age and
mobile generators had to be
rushed in !tom the Orange Coun·
ty Fire Department and. sur~
rounding cities.
In Laguna Canyon, 30 persons
were evacuated from ttieir
homes and the Richard Seap\n
family barely escaped injury
wb.en, a· huge eu~alyptus t.ree teU
on their trailer, nearly cuttin& it.
In two.
A tree fell on a house st 210
Woodland Drive Jn Laguna
Beach. owned by Mrs. Lorene
Oliver. A water heater was
knocked ovel". jgniting some
mattresses. Firemen quelled tl'lo
blaze.
Large trees reportedly fell on·
to homes and can in -Oost8' M~a, but no Utjuri~s were Te·
potted. Cars were also swept tn·
to flood control channels in
Siherado Canyon, although
Orange Count.y Flood Cont.rot
Dlstrlct orflciala sald channels
generally were holding up well.
Dozens ol roads •ere cl03ed,
including Laeuna Canyon Road,
parts of Culver Drlve. Jeffrey
Road, Irvin• Cen.ter-:Road Qd •
Barranca .ROad in lrvlne, J.ltlris
of th .. &n Diep-and Santa Ana
£reeway1, ..-• JUlJJ\eroua· 1maUer1~ .........
j; Sfturity,oftlclall At QrDl9
' (.'cNnty AlrPtll~-.....
• jot d•m•1t ~ aomo • ·Jahn., aiiitelr1lflbtlF-•1>0k6'm ~~the ~ an· "Well tied dc>Wll at tdll wblp l.nd
the tall> ' .. Jn the Mrtbge•w.
ripped the root "'. Uicfu&trt.. Jne. 1•
s treet was closed or partly
blocked.
Hundreds or people were late
to work. stuck in traffic jams.
College Park Elementary
School was closed because of
poWer failures.
At Irvine Hi gh School. only 15
administrators and teachers
were able to reach school by the
7:30 a.m. opening today. Though
they attempted to keep the.
school open until fellow faculty
arrived, about l.200 of the 1.300
s.t.Pdents either stayed home or
turned back when they saw most
of their teachers were absent.
By 10 a.m .. according to A.
Stanley Corey, superintendeent
of schools, aU l:ftit three of the
high school's ~ faculty had
reached the school.
Besides the closed or blocked
street and freeway accesses to
the 'School, absenteeism was ag-
gravated by a prank call to a local •
i·ad_io station.
Corey said KWIZ statfon re-
ported the call as fact without
checking at the sc)K>ol or ad-
ministration offices.
"A number or students just
packed up aud webt fishing,"
Corey said. -•
Intermittent JX>Wt'lr failures
were rep6rt.ed at El Toro Marine
School, ·~rvine High, and El
Cam lno Real. ~uses were up to 1ln hour late
to schools.
A resident of the Park West
Apartments , 3901 Parkview,
said the complel' looked like a
tornado had strtlck. Dave
Ernstam said trees were uproot-
ed everywhere. Ono ren onto the
windshield of a van ind bro~ it. . * *· *
E,...P-AJ
WINDS •••
began ea Ung away at the sand.
Lt. Loran Locltabe1 o( U..
Hfoeuard depertment said mcst.
9f the erosion occurted riaht
around llfeeuard he'4quartfra at t~e Newport Ple~ ftd
lifetuards were prfpartd to
becin 11ndbac1ln1 eUorla to
save their ~dl.na·
The Per ltlell withstood !DOit ot the brunl of the storm, (Inly
101lll1 part of ita landtu ramp.
W Common••• An: Full~non" 1'be aa1ne rooC wu 'rtpl*lcilnllt~itia&'~ .... -~-...·~-..... -~~
4Trbed:.:=:; ... ~~~tllMI~··~~·----..--
Rainer Meh, or the Irvine
Company's agricultural division,
which monitors weather informa-
tion, said today he couldn't lell
how hard the winds blew. .. Nobody can get out there, ..
(the station is in the middle of a
field ) Metz said. "The
anemometers were probably
blown down anyway. Our whole
weather station was blown
down.''
Electric p<>wer was out for
· :.ibout five hours in northern sec-
tions of the city; there were in·
termitlent inte rruptions
elsewhere.
Much of the disturbance was
caused by blown-down power
p<>Jes.
Streets closed to traffic today
included:
-Harvard Avenae, from
Warner Avenue to Main Street
and from Walnut Avenue to the
Santa Fe railroad tracks.
-AU of BJdgellne.
-Jetrrey Road, from Irvine
Center Drive to lhe San Diego
Freeway.
-Barranca Parkway, from
Lake to Jeffrey Road.
-Barranca Road, from Jef.
frey Road to Sand Canyon
A~nue.
-AU of Lagana Canyon Road.
-lrvlDe Center Drive, from
Lake «!Sand Canyon Avenue.
the council of parents and prin-
cipala; that the legislature will
try to bail the schools out.
Education is the most essen-
tial service other than police and
fire "and if we don't bave kids in
school, we're going tQ need more
police and fire," he said.
Cordova said one of the most
s ignificant developments or this
year has been Assemblyman
Dennis Mangers ' call for a
moratorium on school legisla-
tion. He said IL is significant
because or the "rapidity with
which each schoo l district
resp<>nded."
Although he supports the
moratorium, he predicted that
the legislators won't pull in the
reins on schoQI legislation Wltil
they learn they have to "pay the
piper." ·
He said he has told school dis·
trict officials they should get
together and submit a claim to
the s tate for the additional costs
or legislation.
The assemblyman said the on·
ly mandates the -s tate
lawmakers should have are in
what they define as basic educa·
lion. Districts could go beyond
that if they want, he said.
"We pay great lip service to
local control and we lose it with
each new piece of leglslation,"
he sa1d.
Services will be held Saturday •
for Edward Dick Badham of
Newport Beach, uncle of U.S.
Representative Robert Badharn,
R·Newport Beach.
Mr. Badham, who died Thurs·
day at the age of 71, was a
lifelong Southern California resi·
dent, born in Los Angeles in
1906.
lie wns president of hi.s.
~raduating class or 1928 al
Pomona College. where he was a
me m beT of Kappa Delta
Fraternity. He later served as
president of Hoffman Hardwar~
Company of Los Angeles. ,
Mr. Badham was a member~
the Purchasing Agents Associa'·
tion, the Irvine Coast Country
Club uod the Rotary Club.
Survivors include daughters
Beverly Anderson of Three Arch
Bay in South Laguna, Marilyn
. Martin Showman of Fountai11
Valley, Patricia B. Tilton of San
Diego and Cheryl B. Donohoe 9(
Lake Forest, along with lS
g randchildren a nd Rep ..
Badham.
Services will begin at 3 p.m.
Saturday al Pacific View
Memorial Park Chapel in.
Newport Beach.
Buying A New Tract .Home?
Many people buying homes are under the Impression they HAVE
to buy carpeting from the home sales center. In the majority of cases
this Is not true. although the sates office will try to make you think so.
The minute the home center trf es to upgrade the standard
carpet. then you are free to shop for carpeting. To prevent shopaiilg
should constitute restraint of trade.
In many cases they wm tell YoU that the carpet allowance does
not appty If you buy carpet outside. If they feel this is legal, ·HAVE
"THEM PUT IT IN WRITING.
Ordinarily, we can save YoU a tot of money over what the home
center offers. We provide a larger selecik>n -and we usualfY come
up with less yardage, plus a superior installation.
..
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LOCAL
•
Joaquin
Flooding
Reported
By The As504:lated Press
Five days of heavy rain.
call!ed major noOcUng in the San
J&aquln Valley today, virtually
halting travel and spurring
evacuation of residents in low.
lying areas.
Only State Highway 99 t"C-
m ained open to traffic although
~tanding water was reported on
southern valley portions of the
roadway.
The American Red Cross was
alerted to provide food and
shelter to evacuees of southern
Tulare county communities of
Teviston, Earlimart, Al·
lensworth nnd Richgrove and
Orosi at the county's northern
end.
Tulare County officials asked
operators of four-wheel drive
vehicles and residents trained an
search and rescue procedures to
help evacuate people whose
homes were threatened by rismg
waters.
Numerous schools in the
southern part of the valley were
closed.
A respite for the rain-soaked
valley is forecast for Saturday I' with showers expected to sub-
1 side t:ntil a new storm system brings more rain Sunday.
l
The latest storm dropped
more than four inches of rain in
24 hours at Maricopa in Kem
County. and the rain gauge at
Bakersfield overflowed at J
inches. Visalia reported 2.19 in-
ches. a record since the com-
m un tty started keeping records
in 1950.
Tulare County sheriff's dep-
ultl'S reported R1ch grove and.
Terra Bella were nearly sur·
r ounded with waler with the one
acCl'ss road to Richgrove sub-
ject to closure at any time. The
White River at Terra Bella over-
flowed its banks in four places,
closing south and southeast
roads.
Teviston r es idents ·were
(!Vacuated when a creek broke
and water rushed into the town.
Some Earlimart residents
trapped by floodwaters retreat·
ed to hjgher ground to await
r escue. About 150 Pixley resi-
dents were evacuated.
Major flooding in creeks made
b.ridges impassable and spurred
evacuations in Orosi, where a
R c d C\f o s s c e n t e r w a s
established to rccc.ive 300 people
by tonight.
The storm knocked the sewage
treatment plant for the Orosi
art'a out or operation.
Water streaming through
groves washed oranges across ·roads in that area.
Kin gs County officials report-
ed flooding was widespread at
A venal with some flooding re-
ported in Kettlcman ,City and
Hanford.
Residents of northeas tern
Kern County were be\ng
evacuated from the Kelso Valley
and Kemville areas where a
small, dirt dam was close lo
overflowing,
* * * Sronn Causes.
Damage Also I 1n SD. Coupty
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Dallr f'llel ...... '1r ~.irkil O'~
DESPITE STORM DAMAGE, IT WAS BANKING AS USUAL THIS MORNINO
Roofing Ripped Up at Pacific City Bank In Huntington at Adams Avenue and Magnolia Street
Lung Fails
Firemen Save lroine Woman
By PHILIP ROSMARIN
01 IM Dally ~let Suff
A major power failure that cut electricity to hundreds
of northern trvlne area homes caused the failure of an iron
lung machine upon which a woman depended to sustain
her Hee this morning.
Sandra Waldron, 35, of ll·B Bear Paw, In the village of
Deerfield, woke gasping for breath at about 3 a.m.
.. 1'10M.'' SHE CALLED to Rose Waldron, 78, sleeping
in the next room, "there's a power failure."
Rose Waldron already was awake; the stoppmg of the
huff-huff SOWld of lhe iron lung roused her, she said. _,
She telephoned county firemen. who sped through
storm·wracked city streets to arrive within 10 minutes of
the call.
FIREMEN ATTACHED a line from ·a generator to the
machine and restored it to working order. Miss Waldron
was apparently unharmed by the experience.
It's happened before.
Friday, February to. 1111 DAILY PILOT .49
EVEN CATAMARANS TUMBLED DURING WIND GUSTS
Balboa l•land Craft Suffered In Thursday night'• Storm
The Cal State Fulleriton ~ychology major smiled af-terward, "It happens al least once a year. It's nothing
now. 1 can breathe on my own for a certain amount of
time. WJNO·RIPPED DOCKS ANO PIERS BEACHED IN NEWPORT HARBOR
''THE FIREMEN are always very fast.·· Wreckage Strewn on County Strand Next Door to CoHt Guard Station in Corona Del Mar
Rose Waldron said, '"They're terrific young men. I
know I can depend on them."
Sandra Waldron has breathed with the aid of thl'
artificial lung since polio left her breathing muscles
weakened al the age of 16.
During the daytime she uses a special baf:kpack :ip-
paratus attached to a wheelchair to move around.
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PHOTOS
BY THE
DAILY PILOT
STAFF
D.lllY ,..._. _ _, LM ...,_
STUNNED HUNTINGTON B£ACH MOBILE HOME RESIDENT SURVEYS DAMAGE
Freak Wind Blasts Through Trailer Park, Leaving Havoc In It• Wake
. Mty "9.e ,_.. 11¥ lltcl9NI 1C.-..r
WAVES LAP AT BOARDWALK IN MAIN BEACH PARK
Hurricane Wind• la1hed Ocean Which Scoured Beaches
Dcdly Pilot
FeehFreak ,,
Storm Effects
Police File
51 Gripes
A•• OAILYPILOT L/SC Fnday. F•bruary 10. 1878
i
Lab Project Shm,m Results in Capo District
School kids who participated
in the Capistrano Unified School
Dlltrict's reading labs lhls year
greatly improved their readine
skills after an average of only «
hours or instruction.
Tbe apparent suc cess or the
reading labs is part or a pre-
lim lnlry appraisal of the dis·
trict s $200,000 Learning Ex·
perlence Appra isal Program
presented to the school board
tbia week.
Five Joining
LB Greenbelt
IN A SINGLE year we have
developed a program which is a
model throughout tbe state,"
Phillip Grignon, assistant
:superintendent. told trustees.
Commonly dubbed "Project
LEAP," the program bas three
main goals, sa1d Grienon:
-An lntensl"fied, in·
dlvidualized reading programln
all district scbQots.
-High school graduation com-
petency testing, which will re·
quire students to prove they can
r ead, write and figure in order to
s raduat.e.
-A kindergarten through 12th
grade curriculum plan, desiened
to permitstudent.s to progress as
they demonstrate graduated
levels of skills.
performance of children at
Laguna Niguel and Mission Vie.
jo elementary schools with that
of students at two San Clemente
school~.
AT LAS PALllAS Elementary
in San Clemente, lor example, 18
percent of the students speak lit-
tle or no Eng)isb. Less t.han one
percent of Moulton Elementary
students in Laguna Niguel are
non-English speaking. however.
At Las Palmas 17 percent of
the students' famllies are on
welfare and 31 percent qualify
for free school lunches, Less
than one percent of the students
at Moulton participate In eithet
welfare or the free lunch pro-
gram.
Freen...itf
Transportation on
Secretary Brock
Adams favors a free
public transit s>:Stem
in a major city to lure people out of
their cars and save
gas?lhle.
LOC~
Authoresses
Form· Guild .
An Orange County cbapte~ the Feminist Writers GuUd
Saa Francisco is belna for
io J,aruna ~ach to promo
women wtt«s natkMtwtCle. ;
Tbe guild provides wrlte
wlth a clearing house fo
publishers, ~ents and ma
;».a well as ll(OvtdinC iAtonna: about put. and cont:racta.
For more information, c
U.-3092 or 414-7930 or 1'dte
Post Ottlce Bo& MS, .-.a-• Beach.
STIMULATES young •Ind
a.tunl•r•
In the DAILY PILOT
Members of the Laguna
Greenbelt Jnc. have inst alled
five new members to the board
of trustees,· according to Tom
Alexander. the non·profit or-
ganization's president.
ALTHOUGH THE Capistrano
Unified district establlshed
mastery of basic skills as fta top
prioricy in 1973, average and
a bove average students also re-
ceive special attention through
the district's mobile reading
Jabs, sa1d Harold Hester, cur-
riculum director.
Six percent of Moulton's stu·
dents are in the Mentally Gift.ed
Minors program, but only three
percent o' Las Palmas students
are. Moulton students have tradi.,
tionally scored higher on atan,
dardized tests.
Orchestra
To Play at ·~OU A•1NVITEO TO JOIN tmZENSTO ELECT . -,.;
. -HOWAIDMUSHETt POI CITY COUNCIL
New board members include
Frances Engelhardt, a m ember
of Village Laguna; Ron Chilcote,
Laeuna Beach Unified School
District board member; Scott
Ferguson, AVCO public r ela-
tions chief; Bonnie Lutz,
microbiolog ist and Larry
Ulvestad, financial executive.
T erms of office for the 15
members of the board are three
years, Alexander said.
"We have a definite need for
individualized instruction in our
schools," Hester said. "We see
innate developmental and socio.
economic differences amoug our
students." He contrasted the
Saddleback .
The Cal State Lone THE MOBILITY of the new Be a ch Symphony
reading labs makes it possible Orchestra. dlreded by
for district reading specialists to Hans Lam pl, w Ill
travel from school to school.-perlorm at 3 p.m. SUn·
wherever they are needed most. day In Saddlebac.k
said Hester. College's Fino Arts
The four mobile Jabs have Theater.
been operating since September. • The concert Is freo
The custom Winnebago campeq and open to the public.
cost $20.000 each. • " • , Lampl bas been eon•
doctor of the symphony
CIJSD Viewpoint lease Plan
''Pack and Go Home' For Sewage
since 1972 and mu.slc •
director of the Music
Theatre Prosram aince
1965. He aJ1o Is COl1duC•
tor of the ordJestn at
Rio Hondo Community •
College and was conduc-
tor of the Qppt.on Civic Symphony 10 years. . • line OK'd If ]arois Passes He received his early
training in vio~ piano
and theory In bis llatlve
Vlenna and later at•
tended USC where be
was the first reclpleDt of
a doctonll deeree in COQ<e
ducting.
The Jarvis property t ax initiative would halt Capistrano Unified
School District operations if California voters approve it in June. ac•
cording to district officials. "We'd just have to pack up our tents and go home, .. said Sam
Chicas. assistant superintendent. •'People seem to think eveJ'J'lhing
•' will automatically be reduced,
but it's just not going to work to a horrendous loss or district
that way. There is no provision revenue."
to make up what would amowit
Seniors Get
Whale Trip
On Saturday
THE JARVIS lniUaftve would
limit property taxes to one per·
cent of assessed value, based on
1975-76 market value. "I ask people bow they would
like having a $20,000 annual in·
come. which is meeting their
dally needs. suddenly reduced to
$6,600," said Chicas.. "That's \he
kind of reduction we're talklng
about In the school district. We can't operate that way ...
Laguna Beach councl1men
have unanimously approved a
$4 .2 million lease agreement
between the city and tbe Aliso
Water Management Agency for
construction of a sewa.re
disposal system connecting
with the Aliso Canyon outfall.
United California Bank wUl
fund the project. Jt was the low
bidder among five institutions
vying for the multi-million
InclUded oa the pro.
gram at SadclJeback will
be work& by Schumann,
Ravel, Bizet and
Hanson.
dollar bond issue, with a 5.79 p1wc.1~• perc:enUnterest rate. • D&""" ~.&"7
ro~~ ~g~~t= ON VPSWING
at $316,000 a year for 2'1 yean, LONDON (AP) -
according to City 14anaael' Al Nearl)' l5t800 .DeOD&e Ill Theal. tbhs city of P'qlia ad
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-'tMNI .......... -... " . San Juan Capistrano senior'
citizens can make a date with
the whales Saturday as the city.
sponsored seniors center offers
an excursion to the Dana Point
Whale Watching Festival.
Chicas aaid the dlstrtct•s
secured tax role this year ls $20
million -67 percent of the total
budget. It the Jarvis initiative is
approved in June. that amount
would be reduced to about fl
million, be said.
The $1.2 mlllion will pay the Oliver Twtat r .......
city's share of the A WM.\ their Poeket• plet.ea
sewage fac:illUes. lnclud1n-g a -Of~~oog Jm, athicreaeln fi tb:ree·mlle pipeliJJe which will be • pereea ve
laid parallel to the coast years,&ot•enctYardre-
between Laguna Canyon Road .!ported:=.!=.:•:._ ____ ......;=====::m::===--=:z:::1==::c:============:::: and the outfall.
The trip will feature a boat
ride from the harbor and
transportation Crom the seniors
center, 26971 Spring SL Cars will
leave.the center at 9:15 a.m. and return at 2 p.m.
The fee for the trip is $C.
On Feb. 26, San Juan seniors
'9lll have a chance to visit In·
dlo's famous Date FesUval.
A chartered bus wW leave city
hall. 32400 Paseo Adelanto. at
11:30 a.m. and return at 11:30
p.m. The $13 fee does not include
meals.
Reservations "must be made
by Feb. 17 at city offices.
For further inlormatton on
either trip, phone 493--11'11 or
830-HOO after 2 p.m.
THE CAPISTRANO ac:hool
district, operaUnc on a $29
million budeet 1n 191'1-78, would
be faced with a budget of about
$16 mlllim next JUI'• the ad· minlatratcr said.
••1 don't thlnt people bow
what the Jarvis lnltiatlve Js real·
Jy about." be s•ld. .. It's qot Just
the schools which will be affect-
ed. Police and f1re servSee.s are
not going to be up to tbe present
standard. wblcb wUl mean In-surance rates will styroctet.
"This inltlatlve would mean
we11 wind up PQiDg more Uaan wen paying now -ancl leWoa 1esa for our~."
The pipeline will run from
Laguna Beach to Aliso Creet
with sludge pumped up Aliso
Canyon to the Moulton Niguel
treatment plant.
THE BOND ISSUE wlll pay
for the citTs share of th• ocean
outfall -now under construc-Uon -a pamp staUon ancl plpelln~ •
Tbeal said the clt)' has ad-
vanced about $800,000 for the
AWMA projectll to date. but ex•
pecta that moaey returned to tho
city from the bond aales.
The $316,000 bond principal
and tnterest will be paid from
sewer charges to the communl• ty, Tbeal sald. Be does not
foresee any Increase bl aewer rates paid b7 realdent.s.
EnvironWent Earth
Course at Coll~e
,,ARNOLD L. COHEN •
D.P .M.F.A.Cl'.S.
.
An exearsloa lDto ~Buth ls being
Gft'ered at Saddleback Collete tJda •J.ll'fDa u one of
•· 80 Forums for Learnlnl programs.
Geology lnatruttor Dick llUtoll'• sl.Nesslon elide-lecture prosram will belfn today hm 'l to 9
p.m. In room of 105 of tbe Science and
Mathematica IMdltHn& oa the llJulon Viejo cam·
pas.. :...__t_
TllB ID8T MElft'ING WILL uDlcn the de-sert eavlnrmlent east of the Sliefta Nevada. The
Grand canyon. Clllfornla'a North Cout region.
clouds, the Sierra Nevada and the San Andreas
Fault will be studied ,in followin& meetinp.
The fee for the Hries ls SS by pre-registration or $1 at the door each evening. Younpters under
14aretJ-.
aBGISTMTION na Ai.I. TOE Forum• for
r. Learnln(~ II belnl accepted 1n bulldln& Q
CJD the c:ollep•s lower campus; ~ Further information may be obtained by call· JDS the Communi~ Servic:a Office at 831· '1532.
Diplomda American Board of
Podiatric Surgery Js pleased to Announce the <)pentn&
of his Office for the practice of
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FOOi' SURGERY
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VOL. 71, NO . .41 , 4 SECTIONS, 46 PAGES
By Sl'EVE MITCHELL
Ol tlle Oallr f'tt.t 51att
It was after the Volkswagen
and' the huge metal dumpster
fioated by that Murray
Tbrfadgill decided it was lime to call for help.
1hreadgill, 52, of Dana Point,
dron to Laguna Beach to Cherie
Moore's house at 2665 Laguna
Canyon Road Thursday to help
ber keep de bris o ut o r a
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* * *
Meson's Trial
drainage channel that runs past
her front door.
The woman's home was
flooded during las t month's
r ains. and s he had s everal
friends on hand early this mom·
ing to insure that didn't happen
again.
"We were pulling debris from
the channel at about 2 a.m.,'"
T hre adgill s aid from tbe
makeshift evacuation center at
* * *
Tort11re Death
Plot Detailed
By GARY GRANVILLE
Ol tlle o.11, 11'11 .. Sutt
A key prosecution witness in
he trial of a Costa Mesa man
ccused of plotting lo torture,
urder a nd dis me mber two
omen testified Thursday that
e told her he wanted the vie·
ims "to stay alive as long as
Sible."
•He said he would bring
rniquets to stop the bleeding
tt1e picture taking would last
ong time, .. former prostitute
1~ •mela Sue Williams told an
iurange County Superior Court
\tury.
1' Mrs. Williams ' macabre
"eaUmony came during her
laecdnd day on the witness st.and
the trial or 54-year-old Fred
rre Douglas.
It ~as the 29-year-old ex·
ker who told Garden Grove
police laslJuly that Douglas bad
~Jred her to recruit two porno
fllm models.
Wall of Water
Ferih Ford
At Golf Tee
f ALM SPRINGS (AP) -A
.. all dam collapsed t oday,
aendlng a three-fool hlgh wall of
water across the Indian Wells
<:;ountry Club golf course on
lt'hlch former President. Ford
was playing.
No ir\juries were r eported.
The flood caused a suspension
~ play in the third round of the to-hole, $225,000 Bob Hope
J)esert Classlc.
. T-ord, who lives in Palm 8j)rinp, was playing in the pro-
·.,..-aectionoft.hetoumament.. ·.·.A witness said the dam col·
ttpsedjust before Ford was due to
-ay. The tournament ls played on
4 dnlr courses in the area, includ-. Jfaa Indian Wells.
Coast
Weatber
Showers and thun-
derabowers tonlabt with
·chance of local heavy rain
dlmlnlsblng ln early mom-
lnC hours. Variable clouds
1>ut mosUy JWlDY Satur·
day with wJnds decreas-
ln • • Cooler days with
• hlCba Saturday 53 to Sl.
Lowa taUlht 42 to 41.
The x-rated starlets were to be used in a Douglas-produced
$55,000 sex extravaganza that
would end with their actual
torture, murder and dismember-
me nt, a ccording to Mrs.
Willi ams'testimony.
The st arlets deliberately
recruited for the would-be porno
movie mogul by the ex-hooker
we re two undercover
policewomen. . They arrested Douglas last Ju-
ly 20 after be c:IA'ove them and his
former prostitute casUng agent
to a remote desea area !or the
filming session. By then, Mrs. Wllliams said,
producer-d.lrector·pbotogtapher
Douglas $55,000 movie scheme
had dwindled to a single Polaroid
camera and a gruesome assort-
ment of instruments bidden in the
desert a day earlier.
•'I told him of my disbelief
that I would be stroni enough to
amputate an arm or a leg,''
Mrs. Williams testified.
''What did Mr. Douglas say?"
prosecutor William Morrisey
asked. •
"He said, 'Don't 'tt'Ol'l'Y· I have
what a doctoi-uses', .. the woman
r eplied.
"How were they to diet" Moro
risey then asked. ·
"Mr. Douglas said they 'WUUld
bleed to death.'' the ex·
prostitute and admitted former.
drug addict answered.
Mrs. Williams• teltimonJ was
given in a strong, calm voice.
She was articulate and bet'
words were peppered by
courteous ••yes, airs"' and •too,
sirs."' She tbld the six·man., alx·
woman jury that, in addition to
.her role as castingreemlter, llhe
was to ap~ar in the pictures
Douglas allegedlJ planned to
take. "I asked Mr. Doui!U if the
girls would be makinc love to
me. He said tbeY would. I asked
him how that was going to hap-
pen," Mrs. Williams testified.
"And what did Mr. Dou~as <See TOllTVU, Pate A!)
City Hall today, •'when the
watet suddenly was up to our
knees."
"We'd pull out one piece of debris, and two would take its
place," he lanaulsbed.
Tbreadaill, Miss Moore and
another friend scrambled to the
s econd story of the wooden
house and called the fire depart-
ment for help.
•'They tossed. ropes to us and
* * *
pulled us out or the house,'' he
said. Right past tbe sedan.
which bad become wedged in an
adjacent home, and past the
Dempsey dwnpiter, which came
to rest on higher ground.
More than 30 refugees Qf
Laguna Canyon Road spent pt»
tions of the night. at th• Human
Affairs Department offices. said
director George Fowler.
The evacuees included
* * *
Richard Seapin, 31, his wife and
'4·year-oldtw1ns.
seapin saJd he was looking out
bis trailer window at Tnurston
Trailer Park, adjacent to the
Boys Club on Laguna C.an:yon
Road, when he saw a huJe
eucalyptus tree begin to splloter
and break up in front of his
home. When the tree started falling
toward the trailer. Seapin :said I
* * *
A.ftcraooa
N.Y. Stoeks
TEN CENTS
be grabbed his sleeping wife and
pulled her to the back of the
traller where the twins were
sleeptn1. "It made a horrendous noise,'' Seapin said toda_y as he cleared
belonclnes from bis crushed
home. "SpUWng lumber, then the
tr a Der being crushed."
The tons of wood mashed t.be
(See CANYON. Page A!)
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ers
• Ollty .... ....., ... hp9
Tr.Bile rs,
Yachts ·
Damaged
By JACKIE RYMAN Ol .. DlllY .........
Winds clocked at up to 92
miles per hour ripped tbroQgb
the Orange Coast Thursday
night. amasblne a mobile home
park in HunUngton Beach. tear-
ing more than 100 boats from
their moorings in Newport
Harbor, dumping mud onto
freeways and roads, felling trees
and shutting off electric power
to thousands or homes.
Local officials described tbe
damage as worse than that
caused by tbe floods of 196!~~ The wtnda were expecwu td'
bp•r off tool"'t, but Ulan·
derstorms were pftdlcted this evening. clearing up by sunrise.
the Natlooal Weather Sen:lce
CAR SWEPT INTO RAGING CREEK IN SANTIAGO CANYON WHEN BRIDGE WASHES OUT
Along the Orange Coast. Hunlcane Wlnda, Rainstorm WreakWldeapread Damage
said. No IDOl'e raln Is forecast an·
tllllonday •.
Tbe wont damage was report-
ed 1n Hmrtingt.on -Beach. where
City Administrator Bud Belsito
TomadoSlanu New Storm Termed declared a local emergency
·after a tornado hit the H\Dlt•
lneton·by-t.be-Sea Mobile Home
Park shortly ~r 1:30 a.m.. In-Mobik Homes
On:HBCotut 'Worst in Decade'
juring three persons. .
Seventy-elgbt anoblle homes
were either damaged. destroyed
or overtumed at the park at
2lJS1 Newland st.. near Pacl.flc
• BJ RAYMOND ESl'RADA .nt. Cll .. o.lty ...........
A tornado:like wind
slammed into a south Hwit-
ington Beach mobile home
park early today, damaging
78 residences and leaving
about 45 people homeless.
ByTbe Anodated Preti
A hurricane-force Paclflc
storm -the area•s worst in
almost a decade -crashed
throUgb Southern Call!ornia to-day, causing at least three
deaths and widespread devasta•
ti on. .
Hundreds of-l*)ple were left
homeless as tbe winds and more
• than three incheS of rain trig-A section of roof was reported gered mudslldes and flooding,
blown onto ~~~~.!..~~ destroyed homes and boats. Freeway near .o&~u.nu. ~~ snarled tramc, downed count-
in HunttDgtoo Beach this mom-Jess trees and power lines, and
•ag. ~ even unleashed four dangerous
Red Cnlss offtclals said they lions from a wild animal part. were amazed Only one person Poltce confirmed at least
was hosp,ltallzed after. tbe three deaths. but there we~
\'lolent winds struck the Hunt-snany persons missing. • ington-By-Tbe-Sea Mobile Home The NaUonal Weather Service,
(See TO&NADO, Pap Al)
however, predicted a welcome Co~~ Hlahway. •
respite for area residents. ~ The 0nnp c.ounty ehaptercf
weekend forecast called. for tau-the American Red cross set up
weather and s~ skies in the an emergency shelter there • wake of the areas third storm in • Emergency shelters were also
a wT~ek1• test •-b ht •'--!let up at SUverado Elementary ue a SW&U.1 rougn wm School. where ID01'8 than half
season total to ~ 20 lndaes. the 650 residents of Silverado more than ~Wl~e the normal Can)'OD were evacuated during
amount for this time of year. tbe niC)lt.
Los Angeles Barbor. one of the The area was reported ander
busiest ports on tbe West Coast. 18 Inches of water this morning
was clo6ed became ll was so as rain·swollen Sllverado Creelt
filled with debris that mcwemmt overOoftd.
of ships was coQsldered Boatawerealsoavlctlmofthe
dan1erous. • • high winds, with some boats up
The four lions -eoask1end to '2 feet loag blown ashore Jn dangerous -broke loose from Newport Beach.
their cages at a movie allimal The Orange County Harbor
comp<>und tn Soledad C~ Patrol saict 50 to 100 small boats
(See STOUI, Page Al) (See DAMAGE, Pa1e A2)
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SC Golf.
Course
Ravaged-
The profile of .Uut San
Cle mente municipal golf oourse
may h a ve been alt e red
dras tically by Thursdlly'.s
storm, as gusting winds btou1ht
down more than a dozel) trees,
some or lhem large landmarks .
"We're lucky they didn't
d amage anything, just falling on
tbe gotr course," a spokesman
said. "But they were beauutul
trees -the course lsn 't going to
look the same ror a long while."
The municipal pier had only
minor damage, a lifeguard
spokesman said. San Clemente
beaches were somewhat protect-
ed from the brutal winds which
lashed Newport Beach, she said.
San Clemente's beach faces southwest, while city beaches to
the · north face more directly
west.
and up tio JS 1-P OMS ....
blown fJ'oli\ tMlr ~ Md ~ached or t.,.azed. .. •
At Dana Polnl Jrarbor.
sheltered boata escaoed severe
damage but a 30 foot cabin
cruiser sank at the Sunut
AqaatJc Park and boata •ere re-
ported adrift at HuUoaton Harbour-.
Giant22·foot waves t.orto!ftbe
fl1htn1 ramp at the end of •
the Huntington Pier, eroded
beaches In Newport Beach and
knocked out part or the la.ndlng
ramp at tbe Newport Pier.
"It's chaos," was the com-
ment of a San Diego Gu and
Electric Company spokesman,
who reported thousands of
customers without power ln llf.s..
sion Viejo, San CleD1en· te, Laguna Niguel, San Juan
Caplstrano, Dana Point and
Capistrano Beach.
The Southern California
Edison Company reported
s imilar outages In El Toro,
Newport Beach, Costa Mesa.
Huntington Beach, FoUlltain
Valley, WestminsLer and Seal
Boacb, with as many as 3S,OOO .
customers affected.
1poll4'19'1!..: well ti
the tail.
, . . ,...
In the ollOrth eounty, wtMs
ripped tho root ott ii Morebo\fse
Jndµatries Jnc-: building at 1800
W. Commonwealth Ave.
Fullerton. The aame roof was
rlpped oft last year by what was
described as a tornado.
A large tree blocked the soutb-
b 9 u n d lane of Camlnb
Capistrano tn San Olemente,
sycamores and eucalyptus trees
were blown onto Del Obispo in
San Juan Capistrano and a~ truck work.int on a broken wat
maln in Cowan abo\te Tust
Heights was trapped When
on both ends of the street fell. ·
The rainfall measurements
ran1ed trom .66 In Buotingt.aft
!teach, 1.U in Lagun._ Niguel
and 1.2S in Costa Mesa to 1.62 in
Santa Ana. John Gietzen of the
county Flood Control t>lstrict
said he hasn't had time to check
his figures but he believes t~
rainfall this season of 17.39
inches ts a record to date for too county.
..
In San Juan Capistrano city
ma in ten anee c re ws s tarted
cle<i ring falle n trees from
blocked roadways ut 1: 30 a. m.
Big trees -sycamore and
eucalyptus -were reported
down along Del Obispo Street
.ind Camino Capistrano in nor\h
San Juan.
• FAMILY oF FdUR ESCAPl!D AS EUCALYPTUS MASHED THEIR LAOUNA 81!ACttTR'AT'L£R...._.
Richard ~epln, 31, Remove• Belonglngt Froi:n Remnenta of FemUy Home In Laguna O.n~n
Power was restored to some
areas witbln a few hours but a
spokesman said that ftoodin& In
Santiago Canyon could keep
work crews out of the area for u
long as se\>erat days.
Badham's
Relative
Dies at 71
.':f fl
City Hall also reported com·
plaints of dozens of ~mall trees
down all over the city.
F,....PageAl F,.._P~Al Paclllc Telephone reported as many aa 3,0QO lines downed by
high winds and falling trees and
said repairs in San Juan
Capistrano and parts or Irvine
could be delayed because crews
were having difficulty reaching
the main offices because or
flooding.
r ,
A spokesman for the public
works dt'partmcnt said flooding
has not been a problem, except
tor the "regular headaches" at
the intersection ·or Alipaz Street
STORM •• ·. CANYON FLOODS. • •
• md Camino del Avion.
E'ro111 Ptage Al
TORTURE. •
north of Los Angeles when high
winds knocked over their cages.
Sheriff's deputies killed two, but
the other pair escaped.
Mudslides in residential can-
yons weakened by several
days of rain; closed many roads
in the area. Malibu Canyon was
closed.
One or the most serious slides
came on Lookout Mountain in
::.ay," Morrisey asked. Ute Hollywood Hills. d11mpint
"He suid with a .38 (caliber tons ol mud across Laurel Can· ~utomatic) polotcd al your head yon Boulevard. Police said the
you'll do anything," the prmecu· slide caused a 17-car pileup as
tion's star witness r eplied. the autos were pushed ahead of
Her lengthy stint on the wit-the mud, but no injuries were re·
ness stand didn 't end Thursday. ported.
Judge Mason Fenton sent her A $150,000 house with three
;.i nd the jury home early when persons inside was swept down a
ckfensc attorney Terry Giles hill in the storm. They were not
protested the pluyins of a tape injured.
re('ot ding. Police urged persons to stay
The recording originated in a home if possible and acllvated
mic.rophono transmitter Mrs. the police emergency center
Williams secretly carried in her beneath Los Angeles City Hall
ri ghL boot during the two-hour ior the flrst time. Previously. it
Journey lo the desert location. had been used only for slmulet-
M uch of the transmission to a ed emergencies.
Garden Grove police unit that The three deaths included two
trailed the would-be film crew to teen-agers who fell into raging
Yucca Valley was obscured by: wa~rt ~.were wa&hed 1away
-The radio playing ln DcJuglas' by tht! swif'tc cu,qents-A p-year-
::.ufari·lUte vehiclei '· ol<t Slln Diego COOnty youth was
-A group ~ini:ting of "My washed off a Mission Bay }etly
Darlin' Clementine" and M~. and a 14-yeat-olti La Puente ~Y
Will iams' solo rendition of what fell into San Jose creek.
:-.he identilied in a hallway con.-The third person died aeter ap.
vers ation as "My Swee&. LitUe pare ntly sutlerlng a heart attack
Mushroom." while trying to move his car,
-Mrs. Williams' nervoui;; which was smacked by a huge
habil of swinging a crosse0 lu.,. wall of weler in West Los
to a nd fro, an aMivity that al -Angeles, police said.
times produood a "JS'9t>Sh. 1. Doi.tms or other persons were
.swosh" snund on '\he recQ,tdin.. r&,po(ted missing throughout
-An errant pqli~e tr~U,J:'arthat Southem California as aeveral. ~ometimes fell ou~· o( reception f~ of mud and flood wa~n cov· rangc oCthe Douglasauto. ered ,roads and surged into
homes.
The jury won't know until the
Douglas trial resumes Tuesday 1f it will be allowed to bear
whatever it can discern from the
flawed recording.
If not, Morrissey is lilce1y to
ask Mrs. Williams and later the
\wo policewomen to reco\int
their recollection of the con-
versations that occurred durlng
the journey to Yuoca Vall~y ... -
Waiting to cross-examine the
trosecution's leadoff witness is
4efense lawyer Giles.
• In his trial opening stated'M!dt
-1P the jury, Giles made it clear
~e will make Mn. Williams•
character and credibility an is·
$1.le
In the Hollywood Hills, cars .
floating on waves o( water were
dasbeCi down in stacks three
high. Three women \¥ete·r.eport·
'd fl,shed out of tbetr car and
ll\YCPt down a road. ~ mah who
tned to help saw one woman
float under his car, bUt was una·
ble to help her or the others.
Ten persons wer&-reported
missing in Hidden Wlls, au ex-
clusive reside~tiaJ ate• w~ of
the Sab Ferriaodo V.Uv. .
Another elgbt ·or niM Pe(>~\e ..
were mjssing in Riddel) Sprinrs, •
a com~unity ln the-Angeles Na-
tional Fore~~ npr~h Q.f Lil Cr~s'centa., vo~ per.son wal
airlltted out of the area. ,. .
trailer nearly in half, trapping
Seapln and bls family in the rear ot the home. ''Fortunately the
force of the crash opened a hole
at the bottom of the trailer and
we all crawled out," Seapin said
of the 2 a.m. incident.
Today he was moving bis
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TORNADO ••
Park. near Pacific Coas t
Highway and Newland Street, at
about 1:45 a.m.
Wind gusts in the area at
tim es e xceeded hurricane
velocity and exce~ded 90 miles
per hour.
P aula Dixon, 56, of 232 Bis-
ca yne Lane. said her mobile
home was turned upside down.
She s aid she was trapped
between a wall and her bed for a
few minutes while neighbors
searche d the rubble of her
home.
Howard Morgan, an otr-duty
HU.Qtingµ>n Beach polite offlcer,
said he was driving by Mrs. Dix·
on's home just after the w@:_ds
blew it over.
Morgan said he rushed to her
aid by following Mrs. Dixon's
screams for help. ,
Mrs. Dixon was treat~ Tor a
dislocated shoulder and released
from Huntington Intercommuni-
• t.¥ Hospital.today.
Most of the damage occurred
in a two-street area in the
mobile home p4rk.
Officials said a waler spout
apparently ~ame OJJ. shore near
Newland Street'"llt)o released its
fury in tornado (orm on the
mobile home park.
Thf! wind funnel cut a swath
northeast from the mobile home
park all the way into Fo\mtsin
Valley, according to Huntington
Beach Civil Defense Director
George Thyde'n. .
Red Cross omciah set up an
emergency center in the toobile
home park clubhouse. Homel~
residents huddled In their robes
and bed cl9Ulea awaiting help.
from relatives.
Many of the mobile home park
~td~nts-~ reUred.
One woman, Rose' 6= wept openly .wben she r ·
s he could not return to-her'
• da.inued holhe. _
' "'It sounded like hen:• said
Mrs. Simpson. "It was like a big
vacuum sucking up everything,"
He said Mrs. Williams ad_r,njt.ted
~e as a prostitute along Harbor
ulevard, her acknowledt1nent
t at she was once ad,dl~ted w
heroin and her concession arrest
warrants were outstandlnJ for
her when she reported DoU&las to
tje poUce weigh heavily oil her
I•
she said. ·· · ·
Most ~Ide.its said thundet end Ugbtntn,g accompanied the
-~ vlelent w(nda. .whlcb blew
ae.eral homes oft tbetr founda·
tlon.s.
credibility. • '
DAILY PILOT
.. There were sparks and
debris everywhere and then the ·
llghts weDt out," said Mn.
William J . Richardt.
• City otftclala have declared a
,local ate.~ of emer1enC')'.
Thyden said eme!d:"cy funds ivUI be made av ble to aid
residents whose homes were
damaaed. ·
belongin~ to a relative's house
in Corona del Mar. "That's
where the family ls right now,"
he said, grabbing a makeshift
suitcase. Another canyo'l resident.
Benella Mllllgan, 80, was
evacuated to the Human Affairs
Department after trees began
falling on her home at 1295
Fairywood Walle.
A department spokesman said
the woman and her two
daughters showed up at the
evacuation center early this
morning. Mrs. Milllean's
daughter, Evelyn Crockett. re-
turned to the home this morning
to pick up a car, and found nine
trees had fallen on the home.
Homeowners outside th'e can·
yon were having their troubles
this morning. Including owners
of three homes in the 700 block
or Nyes Place, in the hills over-
look Ing Aliso Pier in South
Laguna.
Three large plate glass win·
dows were blown out In heavy
winds atop tite hut, said Laguna
street mainf.ell'1'Ce superinten·
dent Paul Valenzuela.
"We went up there and tried to
assist the peoole but the wind was so strong we could not put up
plywood supports," be said this
morn in~.
"We would ha~e been blown
all the way to the ocean if we
tried to hold up a piece or
·plywood in that wind," he said.
Street crews were also caUed
to the 900 block of Summit Way
at about 3 a.m. to clear a mud
slide on that roadway.
In other areas of town. a
eucalyptus tree fell on Mrs.
Lorene Oliver's home at 210
Woodland Drive, dislodging a
water heater.
Flames Irom the pilot light Jg.
niled some oiattresses lying
nearby, according to Fire Cap-
tain J erry Johnson.
He said two engine companies
responded to the blaze, ex-
tinguishing the names within
minutes. Damage from the fire
was restricted to a portion or the
roof and side.
Firemen said a tree fell onto a
house on Roosevelt Street In
Laguna Beach. .lnjuring an ocal· pant slightly, but no details were
avallable at press time.
Traffte was reported backed
up for miles south of the in·
tersecUon of the Santa Ana and
San Diego freeways in Irvine.
Mud and rain closed all b\ll one
lane during rush hour.
Lightning was also blamed tor
damage, with overall costs yet
to be determined. At one point,
workers on night shifts in a "
Cost.a Mesa omce building re·
ported damage to a computer
pro~ram and machines wlerdlv going on and orr by themselves as
lightning apparently caused eJec-
triCf to surge across power lines.
Firemen and police worked all
night to cover emergency sltua·
tlons. One such occasion oc·
curred when emergency power
generators failed at Riverview
Hospital ln Santa Ana during a
general power outage and
mobile generators bad to be
rushed In from ltle Orange Coun-
ty· Fire Department and sur-
rounding cities.
In Laguna Canyon, 30 persons
were evacuated from their
homes and the Rich•rd Seapln family barely escaped injury
when a huge euc.alyptus tree fell
on their trailer, nearly cutting it
in two.
A tree fell on a house· at 210 Woodland Drive in Laguna
Beach, owned by Mrs. Lorene
Oliver. A water heater was
knocked over, igniting some
mattresses. Firemen quelled the
blaze.
Large trees reportedly fell on-
to homes and cars in Costa
Mesa, but no lnjurles were re·
ported. Cars were also swept in-
to flood control channels ln
Silverado Canyon, a lthough
Orange County Flood Control
District officials said channela
generally were holding up well.
Dozens of roads were closed.
lncludb1g Laguna Canyon Road.
parts of Culver Drive, Jeffrey
Road, Irvine Center Road and
Barranca Road in Irvine, parts ot the San Diego and Santa Ana
freeways, and numerous
smaller streets.
Security officlals at Orange
County Airport reported no ma-
jor damage, although some
planes shifted slightly.
Services will be held Salurd~
ror Edward Dick Badham bf
Newport Beach. uncle of U.S.
Representative Robert Bad~ •
R-Newport Beach.
Mr. Badham, who died Thuts·
day at the age of 71, was 'a
lifelong Southern Callfomla ~i·
dent, born in Los Angeles ln
1.906 •
He was president ot bis
graduating class of 1928 a•
Pomona College, where be was.a
member of Kappa Delta
Frat.emlty. He later served as
president ol Hoffman Hardw~
Company or Los Angeles.
Mr. Badham was a member of
the Purchasing Agents Associa·
tion; · the Irvine Coast Country
Club and the Rotary Club.
Survivors include daughter'$
Beverly Anderson of Three Arch
Bay in South Laguna, Marilyn
Marlin Showman of Fount.aio
Valley, Patricia B. Tilton of San
Diego and Cheryl B. Donohoe of
Lake Forest. along with lS
g randchildren · and Rep.
Badham.
Services will begtn· at 3 p.~
Saturday at Pacirfc View •
Memorial Park Chapel in
Now port Beach.
• 1
Seven School i
Buses CrtUh ' INDIANAPOLXS (AP) L.
Seven school buses traveling on
Indiana highways in dense fog
were involved in six separat4
crashes today, aQthorltles said.
At least 11 pupils and two adults
suffered mlnor inJurles. "'
The most serious accident wa~
in Hamilton County, just north
of Indianapolis, where two
loaded buses oolllded head-on.
Police said nine children were
. taken to Hancock County
hospital at Greenfield for treat-
mentor minor injuries.
A North Montgomery High
School student was treated for a
mlnor hud cut after the bus ill
which be was riding was stnlck
in the rear by a seml·tN.iler
truck on fog.shrouded lndl&¥
3 2 , t \lltO m il e s e a s t. o l
CrawfOl'dsville. 1
Buying A New Tract Home?
Many peopJe buying homes are un~r the Impression they HAVE
to buy catpetfng from the home Nies center. In the majority of cases
this Is not true, although the sales Qfflce ~II try to make you think so.
The mnute the home center tries to upgrade the standard ca~t. then ~ are free to shop for carpeting. To prevent shopping
should oonstttute restraint of trade.
In many cases they wm tell You that the carpet allowance does
not apply If you buy carpet outside. If th~ feel this is legal. HAVE
THEM PUT IT JN WRITING.
Ordinarily, we can save you I lot of money over what the home
center offers. We provide a larger selection -and we usually come
up with less yardage, Plus a superior lnataUation.
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I
-. .. O r ange €oast
EDITtON
By J OANNE REYNOLDS
Ol tM Delly Pit .. Stiff
. Hurricane·like winds gusting
lip to 92 miles per hour slammed
1ntQ Newport Harbor today,
uarlng boats from their moor·
jngs and separating float::. from
docks.
Weary Harbor Patrolmen said
.today they could not even begin
lo estimate the <Wmage done by
the Thursday night storm whi ch
lienr hundreds of boat::. of all
* *
sizes careening across the bay.
City crews were also out in
force. trying to cJean up the hun·
dreds of trees broken and uproot·
ed by lbe wind which gusted well
over hurricane force during the
night.
An indlcalion of lhe force of
lhe wind was found this morning
atop the Wells Fargo building in
Newport Center where workmen
found lhc metal louvers encas·
* * *
~torm
Meson's Trial
Torture Death
Plot Detailed
-Dllty ,.... ,.... ., Lee h"'9
•• "SUPPUED STARLETS
~••Wiiiiams
Other Coverage
Other Newport Beach cov·
erage appears today on Page
AlO.
By GARY GRANVI LLE
Of Ille D•llY I'll .. Si.ff
A key prosecution witness in
the trial of a Costa Mesa man
accused of plotting to torture,
murder and dismember two
women testified Thursday that
he told her he wanted the vie·
lims "to stay alive as long as
pos~lblc."
·'Ile said he would bring
tourniquets to stop the bleeding
so the picture taking would last
a long time," former p(Ostjtute
Pamela Sue Williama told an
Orange County Superior Court
jury.
Mrs. Williams' macabre
testlmony came during her
second day on the wltneu atand
in the t rial of M·year-old Fred
Berre Douglas.
It was the 29-year-old ex-
hooker who told Garden Grove
police last Jul)' that Douglas bad
hired her to recruit two porno
film models.
The x·rated starlets were to be
used in a Douglas-produced
$55,000 sex extravagaDJa that
would end with their actual
torture, murder and dismember-
ment, according to Mrs.
Williams' testimony.
T he s ta r lets deliberatefy
recruited for the would-be porno
movie mogul by the ex-hooker
were two undercover
policewomen.
They arrested Douglas last Ju-
ly 20 after he drove them and his
former prostitute casting agent
to a remote desert area for the
filming session.
By then, Mrs. Williams said,
producer-director-photographer
Douglas $.55,000 movie scheme
ha~dwindled t.o a single Polaroid
camera and a gruesome assort·
ment of Instruments hldden in the desert a day earlier.
"I told him of my disbelief
that I would be strong enough to
amputate an arm or a leg,"
Mrs. Williams testlfied.
.. What did Mr. Douglas say?"
prosecutor William Morrisey
(See TORTURE, Pase A2)
Ing the air conditioning unit
pushed in.
"They weren't blown off, they
were dented in as if they had
been st ruck hard by
something," commented an
Irvine Company spokesman.
Elsewhere in the center, the
Union Bank building and a
building in Design Plaza lost
windows ln the heavy winds.
Lifeguards were also out.
moving their portable towers to
* * *
the back of beaches along the oc~an tront as 12-foot 'Wihd·
whipped b~ers pounded tbQ
shore and ln some locatlolli
began eating away at the sand.
Lt. Logan Lockabey of the
U£eeuard department saic;l l'J'lost
of the eroston occµrred ·right
around lifeguard headquarters
at the Newport Pier and
lifeguards were. prepared to
beeln sandbagging efforts to
save their buUding.
* * *
The pler itself withstood most
of the brunt or the storm, onJr
losing part of its landing ramp.
HomeowneB who at.'oke tllli.s
morning to find trees draped
across homes, yards, cars and
,swimming pool~. in some cases
also found they had lost elec-
tricity during the peak of the
tempest.
Southern Californi.a Edition
Company officials sald they
fielded a work force of 311() in
* * *
Huntington Beach, Newport
Beach and Costa Mesa to cope
with ' total ot 17 circuit inter-
rupllons \bat occurred since mid·
night.
He Hid four of thoseoccurred in the Harbor Area affecting a
total ot about 10,000 customers.
He said uncounted numbers or
individual homeowners lost their
power when blowing debris hit
their liJV?s and he speculated
(See WINDS, Page At>
* * *
\_ _ ... oast
Trailers,
Yachts
Damaged
By JACKIE HYMAN OI ... o.lfy Pl ... Std
Winds clocked at up to 92
miles per hour ripped through
the Orange Coast Thursday
night, smashing a mobile home
park in Huntington Beach, tear·
ing more than 100 boats from
their moorings in Newport
Harbor, dumping mud onto
freeways and roads, felling trees
and shutting off electric power
to thousands or homes.
Local officials described the
damage as worse than that
caused by the floods of 1969.
The winds were expected to
taper off tonight, but thun-
derstorms were predicted this
evening, clearing up by sunrise,
the National Weather Service •
TORNADO STRIKES
HUNTINGTON BEACH -A3
I Deity Pl ... ...,..,...,...,.. • ..._. PAGE OF PICTURES
FROM STORM -A9 OWNER OF THIS TWo-MAITE,D SAIUNO yeSSEl. W1Ll BE SHEOOtNG TEARS Cr•~ Down Off 1300 B~ of B1lbo1 lal•nd'• South Bay Front In Newport Harbor
said. No more rain is forecast un· .
Dole Charges
Panama With·
Wind Snaps Trees,
tilMonday.
1'be worsf damage was repo~
ed in Huntington Beach, where
City Administrator Bud Belsito
declared a local emergency
after a tornado hit the Hunt·
ingtoo-by·the&a Mobile Home
Park shortly after 1:30 a.m., in·
jurin& three persons. Drug Dealing · .Shiubs ·in lrvirW
By PlDUP llOSMAJllN WASlilNGTON (AP) -Sen. Ol ... o.ltt.._..._ ..
Bob Dole said today a closed Scores of tall trees were
Sen ate session m ight be snapped at their bases, con-
necessary to discuss his allega-struction trailers w~re moved
h • h from fowdatlons and streets tions t at 't e present govern-were stre.-n with mud and ment of Panama is involved in ... drug-trafficking operations." debris as an over!llght st6rm
The Kansas Republican took pummeled Irvine with 1.2 inches
the floor shortly after the Seoate · · ofwbter. began its third day of debate on City officl~ls said winds ~t-
the proposed Panama Canal ed with hurtacane force, ripping
treaties. The Senate agreed and out hundreds of smatler
scheduled a Feb. 21 secret parkway tree.s . a nd shrubs
session. throughout the city.
Senate Majority Leader Telephones at clty hall were
Robert c. Byrd, D·W.Va., told Jarpmed bY, residents calling lOt
reporters before the start of the report damag~.
session that he was briefed on More than 50 eucalyptus trees,
the drug-trafficking allegations some of them 100 feet tall, in
<See PANAMA, Pa'e A2> rows aJol\g Calver Drive, 1"tne Center Drive and other areas,
were uprooted by th e
windstqrm. Seventy-eight mobile homes
The ~ Joaqiiin Creek fiood were eiUier damaged, destroyed
control •bannel, a small natural or ovetturned at the park at
swale ,into which tbe JrvJne Com· 21851 iNewland St., near Pacific
pany cttverted fioodwaters that ' Coast Highway.
normally would have flown The Orange County chapter of
WOMAN RESCUED
IN IRON LUNG -A9
tbroilgh "the much larger San
Diego Creek channel, aver.
ti.wed its banks.
The bigger channel was
•toctecl off from about the area
where It crosses Wider Culver
Drive to J effrey Road, tor re·
alignm~t and greenbelt lm·
provemftta in the vllla1e of Woodbridge.
The San Joaquin Cl{annel
CBee TJl£.ES, Pa1e A!>
the American Red Cross set up
an emergency shelter there. ·
Emergency shelters were also
set up at SUverado Elementary
School, where more than half
the 650 residents of Silverado
Canyon were evacuated during
the night.
The area was reported under
18 inches of water this morning
as rain-swollen Sllverado Creek
overflowed.
Boats were also a victim ot tbe
'Mah winds, with some boats up
to {2 f~ long blown ashore in
(See DAMAGE, Page AZ)
Co ast Reluctant Cordova
Weather
Showers and thun·
• dershowers tonieht with
chance of local heavy rain
• "iliminishing in early morn-
: big hours. Variable clouds
• but m ostly smmy Satur·
•. day with winds decreas·
... Ing. Cooler days with
·• bigbs Saturday 53 to 57.
• Lows tonight 42 to 48. •.
:. INSIDE TODAY
;: TtDC> Orange Coo.st /amtue•
• • -U.. HaJU and the Mo.rhm.
·: partnb o/ .octreu Dian.
': Xl'Otolt .cmd ~ St.w • llorllle-Colk. about 10bot it'•
• • to t>. JXU'tnfa o/ two of *· hottm dor•. Ot"010ld. See .T~.~Bl.
I IHI ex
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May Vote for Jarvis
BJ LAURIE KASPER ... o.11'1 ........
Assemblyman Ron Cordova
said Ttiursda)' that he doesn't
like nor does be SYP.POrt the
Jarvla initiative but be will vote
for It if the state legislature
doesn't come up with something
better before elect.loo daf.
T h e 7'th Dlat r lct as·
sem blyman who bad just an-
nounced Thursclay that be is
runnine tor the 38th State Senate
Diatrlct seat, declared his intent
while 1pealtin1 to the Sad-
dlebact Valley EducaUon Coun· cU. .
When asked h1s opinion of the
Jarvl1 lnlUative. whlcb would
l
I
DAil Y PILOT N
Badhrun's
Relative
Dies at 71
Ser vices will be held Saturday
for Edward Dick Badham of
Newport Beach, uncle of U.S.
Hcprc·scntativc Robert Badham.
R Newport Beach
Mr. Badham, who died Thurs·
day at thl' age o( 71, was a
11felong Soul.hem California resi-
dent, born in Los Angeles in
1906.
He w:i s pres ident of his
Rraduating class of 1928 at
Pomona College, where he was a
member of Kappa Delta
}'raternity. He tater served as
president of Hoffman Hardware
Company of Los Angeles.
Mr. Badham was a memberoC
the Purchasing Agents Associa·
t1on, the Irvine Coast Country
Club and the Rotary Clu b.
Survivors include daughters
Beverly Anderson of Three Arch
Bay in South Laguna, Marilyn
Martin Showman of Fountain
Valley, Patricia 8. Tilton of San
Diego and Cheryl B. Donohoo or
Lake Forest, along with 15
f!,ra ndchildre n and Rep.
.Bad ham.
Services will begin at 3 p.m.
Saturday at Pacific View
Memorial Park Chapel in
Newport Beach.
· Yacht Racers
Finish Today
Leading competitors in the
San Diego to Manzanlllo yacht
race were expected to al't'ive at
the fi nish line by mjdday today,
with the 67-foot sloop Merlin
holding the lead this mominit
•·. Merlin, with 34 rnlles to go u • nf 8 a.m., was first oJ\ handleap
l ime for both fleet and class.
:-: .Drifter reported 60 miles to go
: .. and Christine 79 miles.
·.. . Winds were light. abo-ut five ~~· )nots in the Gulf of CaWornia.
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TORTURE. •
asked.·
''He said, 'Don't worry. I have
what a doctor uses'," the woman replied. ·
"How were they to die?0 Mor-
risey then asked.
"Mr. Douglas said they would
b leed to death, ... the ex-
prostitut~ and admitted former
drug addict answered.
Mrs. Williams' testimony was
given in a strong, ealm voice.
She was articulate and her
words wete peppered by
courteous "yes, sirs,. and ''Go,
sirs." ·
DAILY PILOT
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By STEVE MJTCllELL Of .. o.lly ,....., ....
It was after the Volkswagen
and the hus& metal dumpster
floated by that Murray
Threadgill decided 1t was time
to call for help.
Threadgill, 52, of Dana Point,
drove to Laguna Beach lo Cherie
Moore's house at 2685 Laguna
Canyon Road Thursday to help
her keep debris out of a
drainage channel that runs past
her front door.
The woman's home was
flooded during last month's
rains, and she had several
friends on hand early this mom-
in g to insure that didn't happen
again.
"We were pulling debris from
the channel at .about 2 a.m .. "
Threadgill said from the
makeshift evacuation center al
City Hall today. "when the
water suddenly was up to our
knees."
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"Splitting lumber, then tM
tr ail er beina CMfShed." ; ·:
The tons ot wood mashef \ht
traller nearly h\ ball; traPl'ftl
Seapln and hls family ln \he ~
of the home. "Fortunately t6e
force, Of °" Ct'ISt\ opened a holi at the bottom of tbe trailer aQ
we all crawled out.'' SeaS'ln sat ot the 2 a.m. incident.
Today he was movhuc bis
belongings to a relatJve's hou.w
ln Corona del Mar. ''That~ where the family ls right now,"
he said, grabbing a makeshift
suitcase.
Another ~anyon resident,
Benetta MUHgan, 80, wrs
evacuated to the Human Affairs
Department after trees began
falling on her home at 1295
Fairywood Walk.
DAMAGE FROM COAS.T STORM BEA VY. • •
"We'd pull out one piece or debris. and two would take its •
place," be languished.
A department spoke,sman said
the woman and her two
daughters showed up at the
evacuation center early ttiis
m orning. Mrs. Milllgan's
daughter, Evelyn Crockett, re-
turned to the home this morning
to pick up a car, and found nine
trees had fallen on the home.
Newport Beach. The Orange County Harbor
Patrol said 50 to 100 small boats
and up to 25 large ones were
blown trom their mooring and
beached or capsized.
At Dana Point Harbor,
sheltered boats escaped severe
damage but a 30 foot cabin
cruiser sank at the Sunset Aquatic Park and boats were re·
ported adrilt at Huntington
Harbour.
--Giant22·foot waves tore off the
fishing ramp at the end of
the Huntington Pier , eroded
beaches in Newport Beach and
knocked out part of the landing
ramp at the Newport Pier.
"It's chaos," was the com·
ment of a San Dlego Gas and
Electric Company spokesman,
who reported thousands of
customen; without power in Mis·
s ion Viejo, San Clemen-
te, Laguna Niguel, San Juan
Capistrano, Dana Point and
Cap!strano Beach.
The ~ouihern California
Edison Company r e po rted
s imilar outages \n El Toro,
Newport Beach, Costa Mesa,
Huntington Beach, Fountain
Valley, Westminster and Seal
Boach, with as many as 35,000
customers affected.
Power was restored to some
areaB within a few hours but a
spolcesman said that flooding in
Santiago Canyon could keep
wock crews out of the area for as
Jong as several days.
Pacific Telephone reported as
many as 3,000 tin~, downed by
high winds and falling trees and
said ~airs in San Juan
Capistrano and parts of Irvine
could be delayed because crews
were having difficulty reaching
the main oUices because of
Traffic was reported backed
up for mUes south o! the in-
tersection or the Santa Ana and
San Diego freeways bs Jrvine.
Mud and rain closed all but one
lane during rush.hour.
Ligbtnlng was abo blamed for
damage. with overall costs yet
to be determined. At one point,
workers on night shifts in a
Coata Mesa omce building re-
ported damage to a computer
proRr•m and machines wferdlv going on and off by themselves as
liihtnlng apparenUy caused elec-
tricy to surge across power lines.
Firemen and police worked all
night to cover emeraency situa-
tions. One auch occasion oc-
curred when emergenc7 power
generators faUed at Riverview
Hos pital in Santa Alla during a
general power outage and
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WINDS •••
that most or those incidents
would be in the Harbor Area
where there are more above.
ground lines and larger trees .•.
Wltb winds continuing to tut
gusts of 40 miles per hour. in the
harbor today, double shiftS of
Harbor Patrolmen were on duty
to try to corral loose boats and
mark the ones that had sunk.
Sgt. Ralph Huffman said be
estimated more than 25 boats
larger than 30 feet were tom
loose from docks and moorings
in the harbor's main channel
which separates the Peninsula
from the Island.
He said more than 100 boats
undel' 30 feet were tam loose and
he said it was impossible to
count the numbers of skiffs and
dinghtes s~ free by the winds.
flooding.
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"ll 'll take eeveral days to
sfraishten all this out," he sighed.· * : •. * * p,....PGIJeAl
I
TREES UPROOTED. • •
school open Wrtu fellow faculty
arrived, about 1.200 of the 1 ,300
students either stayed home or
t urned back when they iaw most.
or their teachers were absent.
By 10 a.m.. accordinl to A.
Stanley Co~y. s~deent
of schools, all but three of the
high scbool'a 50 faculty bad
reached tbescbool.
Besldes the closed or blocked
street '8Dd freeway accesse:s to
the school. ab6enteei.rHn was ag-
. gravatedbyaprailkcalltoalocat
rad lo station.
·corey said KWIZ station re-
moblle generators had t<> be
rushed in from the Orange Coun-
ty Fire Department and sur·
rounding ciUes •.
In Laguna Canyon, 30 persons
were evacuated from their
homes and the Richard Seapin
family barely escaped injury
when a huge eucalyptus tree fell
on their trailer, nearly cutting it
in two.
A tree fell on a house at 210
Woodland Drive in Laguna
Beach, owned by Mrs. Lorene
Oliver. A wate r heater was
knocked over, igniting some
mattresses. Firemen quelled the
blaze.
Large trees reportedly fell on·
to homes and cars in Costa
Mesa, but no injuries were re-
ported. Cars were also swept in-
to flood control channels in
Silverado Canyon, although
Orange County Flood Control
District officials said channels
generally were holding up well.
Dozens of roads were closed.
including Laguna Canyon Road,
parts of Culver Drive, J effrey
Road, Irvine Center Road and
Barranca RDad in Irvine, parts
of the San Diego and Santa Ana
freeways, and numerous
smaller streets.
Security officials at Orange
County Airport reported no ma-
jor damage, although some
planes shifted sllgbtly.
spokesman said the planes are
well tied down at both wings and·
the la it.
In the north county, winds
ripped the roof ofC a Morehouse
Industries Inc. building at 1600
.w. Commonwea lth Ave.
Fullerton, The same roof was
ripped orr last year by what was
de~cribed as a tornado.
A large tree blocked the south-
bound Jane oC Camino
Capistrano in San Clemente,
sycamores and eucalyptus trees
were blown onto Del Obispo in
San Juan Capistrano and a fire
truck working on a broken water
main in Cowan above Tustin
Heights was trapped when trees
on both ends or the street fell.
The rainfall measurements
ranged from .66 in Huntington
Beach, 1.11 in La1UDa Niguel
and 1.25 in Costa Mesa to 1.62 in
Santa Ana. John Gietzen of the
county Flood Control District
said be hasn't had time to check
his figures but he believes the
rainfall this season of 17.39
inches is a record to date for the
county.
Threadgill, Miss Moore and
another friend scrambled to the
second s tory or the woodc.~
house and called the fire depart·
ment for help.
•'They tossed ropes to us and
pulled us out or the house, .. he
said. Right past the sedan.
which bad become wed&ed in an
adjacent home. and past the
Dempsey dumpster, which came
to rest on big.her ground.
More than 30 refugees of
Laguna Canyon Road spent por-
tions or the night at t he Human
Affairs Department offices, said
director George Fowler.
The evacuees included
Richard Seapln, 31, his wife and
4-year-oldtwiN.
Seapln said be was looking out
his trailer window at Thurston
Trailer Park, adjacent to the
Boys Club on Laguna Canyon
Road, when he saw a huge
eucalyptus tree begin to splinter.
a nd brea)c up in front or his
home.
When the tree started falling
toward the trailer. Seapin said
he grabbed his sleepioJ wife and
pulled her to the back of the
t railer where tbe twins were
s leeping.
"It m-ade a borrend°"' noise ••
Seapin said 1.0d~y aa he cleare<t
belongings from His crushed
home.
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PANAMA •••
and "the information I've been
given is that we have had ex-
cellent cooperation from the
Panamanian government."
Byrd called the allegations "a
matter or concern." But the ma-,
jority leader, a supporter of
ratification. said "the bottom-lin e, mud-sill question is
whether it is in the interest of
the United States for the Senate
to give its approval to these
treaties."
Byrd noted the Senate can be
forced to go into closed session
at the request of two senators.
The last clooed Se3sion of the
Senate took place July 1, for de-
bate on a bill appropriating
funds for a neutron warhead.
The diS'cusslon was closed to the
press a nd general public
because it involved classified de-
f ense information.
Jiomeowners outside the can·
yon were having tbelr troubles
this morning, including owners
of tJlree homes in the 700 block
of Nyes Place. in the hltls over-
looking Aliso Pier in South
Laguna.
Three large plate glass win-
dows were blown out in heavy
winds atop the hill. said Laguna
street maintenance superinten-
dent Paul Valenzuela.
··we went up there and tried to
assist the people but the wind
'Was so strong we could not put up
plywood supports," he said this
mornini· ••·
•'We Would have been bf own
all the way to the ,ocean if we
tried to hold up a piece of
plywood in Utat wind." be said:
Street crews were also called
to the 900 block of Summit Way
at about 3 a.m. to c;lear a mild
slide on that road¥-'ay. ':
In other areas of town, a
eucalyptus tree fell on ¥rs.
Lorene Oliver's home at 210
Woodland Drive, dislodging · a
water beater. •,
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CORDOVA ••
police and fire," be~aid.
Cordova said one ol the most
significant developments of this
year has been Assemblymu
Dennis Mangers' call for a
moratorium on school legisla-
tion. He said it is significant
because of tbe "rapidity with
which each school district
responded." · ·
Although he supports the
moratorium, he predicted that
the legislators won't pull in the
reins on school legislation until
they learn they have to "pay the
piper." '.
He said he has told school dis·
trict officials they should get
together and submit a claim to
the atate for the addltional costs
• of legislation. ·
The BMemblyman said the on-
1 y mandates the stat~
lawmakers should ha\fe are bl
what they define as basic educa-
tion. Districts could go beyond
that If they want, be said. ·
"We pay great Up service to
local control and we lose it with'
each new piece of legislaUon, ..
he said.
Buying A New Tract .Home?
Many people buying homes are under the Impression they HAVE
to buy carpeting from the home sales center. In the majority of cases
this is not true. although the sales office wm tyy to make you think so.
The minute the home center triea to upgrade the standard
carpet, then vou are free to shop for carpeting. To prevent shopping
should constlMe restraint of trade.
In many cases they wfll tell you that the carpet allowance does
not apply tf you buy carpet outside. If they feel this is legal, HAVE
THEM PUT IT IN WRITING.
Ordinarily. we can save you a tot of money over what the home
center offers. We provide a larger aeleetlon -and we usually come
up with less yardage, p(us a superior lnstall9tlon.
I
.. die back
BJ JERRY CLAUSEN °'"" Dlill' ............ ' Two Saddleback area schools
•ere closed today and emergen-
' Cy crews called into the field
late Thursday and throughout
the night as the result of the
storm.
.. It's chaos," said Bill Webb,
San Diego Gas and Electric's
district manager, who had re-
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Jflesan's Trial
EDITION
pair crews in the field by 10 p.m.
Thursday to beghl a night-long
job of restoring power to S®tb-
coun ty areas blacked out by
trees and limbs falling against
power lines.
Rain raised water in all major
creeks, and one man was report-
ed stranded atop his truck while
attempting to cross Trabuco
Creek early Friday morning. He
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·Tort11re Death
Plot Detailed
By GARY GRANVILLE OI h O.lty ,.., .. St.tff
A key prosecution witness jn
tlie trial of a Costa Mesa man
accused or plotting to torture.
murder and dis member two
'Women testified Thursday that
he told her he wanted the vie·
tlms "to stay ali ve as long as
possible."
"He said he would brin g
" tourniquets to slop the bleeding I so the picture taking would last
I a long lime," former prostitute
Pamela Sue Williams told an
Orange County Superior Courl
Jury.
Mrs. Willi a ms ' m acabre
t estimony came during her
se1:ond day on the witness stand
In the trial of 54-ye ar-old Fred
Berre Douglas.
Il was the 29-year-old ex-
booker who told Garden Grove
police last July that Douglas had l hired her to recruit two porno
\film models. l The x-rated starlets were to be
I
l Wal,l of Water
I .
f erih Ford
At Golf Tee .
PALM SPRINGS CAP) -A
S'Jnall dam collaps ed today ~nding a three-foot high wall of
water across the Indian Wells
Country Club golf course on
•hlch former President Ford
was playing.
. No injuries were reported,.
The flood caused a suspension of play in the third round or the
80-bole. S225,000 Bob Hope
Desert Classic.
Ford, who liv es In Palm
Springs, was playing in the pro-
11111 ffctionofthe tournament.
A witness said the dam col-
lapsed just before Ford was due to play.
The tournament is played on
fOur courses In the area includ-
ing Indian Wells. '
used in a Douglas-produced
$55,000 sex eictravaganza that
wo uld end with their actual
torture, murder and dismember-
m e nt, according to Mrs.
Williams' testimony.
The starlets deliberately
recruited for the would-be porno
movie mogul by the ex-hooker
w e re two undercov e r
policewomen.
They arrested Douglas last Ju-
ly 20 after he drove them and his
form er prostitute casting agent
to a remote desert area for the
filming session.
By then, Mrs. Williams said,
producer-director-photographer
Douglas $.55,000 movie scheme
had dwindled to a slJ!Ble Pol11roid
camera and a grueiome u.sort-
ment or instruments hidden ln the
desert a day earlier.
"I told him of my disbelief
that I would be strong enough to
amputate an Jrm or a leg,"
Mrs. Wllllams testified.
"What did Mr. Douglas say?"
pros ecutor William Morrisey
asked.
"He said, 'Don't.)YQrry. I have
whet a do<:tor uses'," the woman
replied.
"How were they to die?" Mor-
risey then asked.
"Mr. Douglas said they would
bleed to death," the ex -
prostitute and admitted former
drug addict answered.
Mrs. Williams' testimony was
given in a strong, calm voice.
She was articulate and her
words were peppered by
courteous "yes, sirs" artd "no,
sirs.''
She told the six-man, six-
woman jury that. in addition to
her role as casting recrulttr, she
was to appear ln the pictures
Douglas allegedly planned to
take.
"I asked Mr. Douglas if the
girls would be making love to
m e. He said they would. I asked
him bow that was golng to hap-
pen,'• Mrs. Williams testified.
"And what did Mr. Do111las
say," Morrisey asked.
"He said with a .38 (caliber
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repora,edly jUmpe to Hlety
before rescuing firemen 111rlved.
Jfeavy tree damale ~s re-
ported in the-Lake hrest area.
known for lta tl-"da ~f shallow ..
rooted eucalyptus trees.
Saddleback Valley motori,sts
were delayed in their momina
trek to northera Orange CQunty
and Los Angeles County before
7:30 a.m. when the California ·
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TEN CENTS
• at all area schoOls but ~o bUOd· nl&bUnaouthemOranaeCounty.
tog ~amage was tePorted. .. disrupting servl~ to areas con-
Nearly .-, ~ wens topPled "tatntnc 4,000 to 5,000 customens at
by high -iindi at _sen*'° m-a Ume. \ermediate Scbool In Lako Irvine Ranch crews were at-,~st and trees lllld llm\ij ~.. tempting to get into fields and .. tCWltered over streets and roadS orchards to assess wind and rain
throu1bP\tt mnost or \he area. a dam ace to celery and broccoli
sberill's deplli\.y reported. cro.,_ and to avocado trees.
Webb saut PoWeJ' was out at Area fire fighters sald they
varlou.s Um~ tla&!ou1bout the. <See SCHOOLS, Pa1e AZ>
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Trailers,
Yachts
Damaged
By JACKIE HYMAN Of .. Dell• ...... MMt •
Winds clocked at up to 92
miles per hour ripped through
the Orange Coast Thursday
night, smashing a mobile home
park in Hunt\ngton Beach, tear-_
ing more than 100 boats from
their moorings in Newport
Harbor, dumping mud onto
freeways and roads, felling trees
and shuttlng ort electric power
to thoµsands of homes.
, Local officials described the
damage as worse than that
caused by the floods or 1969.
The winds were expected to
taper off tonight, but . thun-
derstorms were predicted tJUs
evening, clearing up by sunrise,
the National Weather Service
PAGe OF PICTURES
FROM STORM -A9
CAR SWEPT INTO RAG1NG CREEK IN SANTIAGO CANYON WHEN BRIDGE WASHES OUT
Along the Oran_ge Coast. Humcan~WJrtda, Ralnatonn Wreak WldH prffd Damage
said. No more rain is forecast un -
til Monday. ·r,,. Wit damage was report-
ed in HWltington Beach, where
City Administrator Bud Belsito
declared a local emergency
·after a tom ado hit the Hunt-
ington-by-the-Sea Mobile Home
Park shortly after 1:30 a.m., in-
juring three persons.
Flnods Rage
In Laguna
UmyonArea
By SfEVE MITCHELL
Of tN Dall\',.., ..... "
lt · wns after the Volkswagen
and the huge metjll dumpster
floated by that Murray
Threadgill decided it was time
to call for help.
Threadgill, 52, or Dana Point,
drove to Laguna Beach to Cherie
Moore's bOuse at 2665 Laeuna Canyon Road Thursday to help
her keep debris out oJ a
drainage channel that runs past
her front door.
The woman's home was
rlooded during last month's
rains, and spe had s everal
friends on hand early this morn-ing .to insure that didn't happen
again.
"We were pulling debris from
the channel at about 2 a.m.," Thread~ill s aid from the
(See CANYON, Page AZ)
New, S t orm Termed ...
'Worst in Decade' Seventy-eight mobile homes
were either damaged, destroyed
qr overturned at the park at
weekend forecl'St ca1Jed (or fair 21851 Newland St., near Pacific
we&ther and sunny skies in the Coast Highway. By·Tbe AslOdated Preas
A hur rl<;ane-fosce Pacific
storm -\he are• 's worst in
a lmost a decade -cr~hed
thrQugh Southern Oalitorala to-
day. causing at least three
deaths and widespread devasta·
tion.
• Hundreds of people were left
hom eJess as the winds and m<>te
than three inch.es of ral.n trig·
gered mudslides and Roodlng,
destroyed homes and boats,
snarled trafilc, downed count-
less trees and power .lines, and
even unleashed four ~an'9l"<KL'S
Hons from a wild anhsial park.
Police confirmed at least
three deaths, but there were
many persons misslng.
The National Weather Servtce.
how"ver, predicted a welcome
respite /or area residents. The
wake of Uie a"'a's third storm in The Orange County chapter of a week. the American Red Cross set up
The latest storm-brouabt the an emergency shelter there.
·season total to ~m~ 20 incbes, Emergency shelters were also
more than twice the normal . set up at Silverado Elementary
amo\Ult for this time of year. School. where more than half
Loi An,feles Harbor, one oftbe the 650 residents of Silverado
bus\eat ports on the West Coast, Canyon were evacuated during
wu· cllsed because it was so the night.
filled with d6bt1s that 10ovement The area was reported under
of sh fps was ~ons idered 18 Inches of water this morning
daniterous. as rain-swollen Silverado Creek
The fou.r lions· -considered overflowed.
dangerous -brok& loose from Boats were also a victim of the
their cages al a movie animal high winds, with some boats up
compound in Soledad Canyon to 42 feet long blown ashore in
nort.htof I.AS Angeles when high Newport Beach.
winds knocked over tbelr cages. The Oranie County Harbor
Sherill's deputies killed tire>, but Patrol said SO to 100 small boats
the other pair esca~. and up to 2S large ones were
<See STORM, Pace AZ) <See DAMAGE, Page A2)
.. Or ange Co ast
Weath er
Relu£tant Cordova
May Vote for Jarvis
Showers and thun -
dershowe,rs tonight with
chance or local heavy rain
diminishing ln early morn-
ing· hours. Variable clouds
but mosUy sunny Satur·
day with winds decreas-
' ing. Cooler days with
highs Saturday :s3 to 57.
tows tonight '2 to 48.
I INSIDE TODAY
• Tto0 ~ eooat familw• -tlw Holla.and tlw Nartm.,
parent• of .octreu Diane
, ltfotOft. and conwt.tiaft Sl.w · MertJn-caUc. about iolJat ff '•
• to br Jl(J1"fftl.I of two of
• Jw ltottnt .ta,,, around. $n ! ·Tf0l1nlg, Po{lfl Bt. .
l••ex
A9 UMln •
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By IAUllfE KASPER Of .. beltr .........
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. l' • Dall' fll .......... •• L.llt l"•Y•
THll WAS SCENI THtl MORMINO AT HUNiirr..GTON-SY-'t~l-SEA MOllLI HOMI PA"K NIAA IDllON 'LAN'f AT ltAOl'80 COAlt HiGHWAY A~o Nawl.AND S19'!E'T tN HUNTINGTON BEACH
Twister Hit Shortly Before 2 a .m., Damagl~g 50 Moblle Homes and Leaving 50 Homeleu; Several Residents Were Injured, But, Miraculously, NC? One Was Killed
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Damage Ca·lled WOrse Than County Flood of '69
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hlown from their mooring and
beacht·d or <'C1 p~1led.
At Dona Point Harbor,
shelll'n'd boots e,caoc!f l'PVPrP
damaj.!l' hul a 30 root cabin c-ru1 ~l·1· ... :ink al the Sunset \quallc rurk and boats were re-
porll-d adrirl al Huntington
JI arbour
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Client 2a.f6ot wavb1 tore otf the
fishing ramp al tbe end o(
the Huntington Pier. trOded
beache11 in Newport Bea~h and
knocked out part ot the landlq
ramp a1 the Newp0rt l't•r.
"lt's cthao.i'' wd th• C!C>m·
ment of a San Ol110 <hi and
Electric Company spokeamanL
who reported tb0\111and1 or
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cttatomm YtlUtiout power lri Ml•·
ilon Viejo, 8•n Cl6rn en• te, Laguna Nlauel, San Juan
Caplltt<•n«?i Dana Point and
cltttrano neaeh. h• Southern Calllotnla
i: l•on Oompap~ re~qrte4
1lmUar out•••• ft\ •1 Toro, Newport 8taeh, Ct>ata Mesa, ltuntlnlton Seaoh, fo\ltataln
* * *
Boats Float Out to, SM
Stonn Slams Newport Harbor ~oaring Pier
Hy JOt\NNE REYNOLDS
Of the Dally Piiat Stall
llurrlcanr ·llke winds gusting
up to 92 miles per hour slammed
into Newport lla rhor today,
l<':iring boats fMm their moor-
ings and Sl•parollng floats from
doeks
Weary llarl>or Ptttrolmen said
todav lhev ,could not even begin
to l'Stlmale lhe damage done by
the Thursday ni~hl storm which
:-.t>nl hundreds or boats or oil
... 1zc-; careening acro!>S the bay.
City crew!> were also out m
lorcc, t rying lo clean up the hun-
dreds or ln•es broken and uproot·
ed by lh<' wind which gusted well
ovt•r hurricane force during the
nll!ht.
Front Page Al
:TORTURE. •
automatic) pointed nt your head
you 'II do anything," the prosccu-
t ion's slur wltnc-AS replied.
lier lengthy slin.t on the wit·
ne11s stand d1dn'i t'nd Thursday.
JudKe Mason Fenlon sent her
and the j ury home early when
derent1e attornef Tt!rry Giles
protested thc playing of a tape
recording
The recorrhng oriim•ted In a
microphone tran11m1tter Mrs.
W1llioms eecretly carried In her
right boot during the two-hour
.1ourncy to thr de11ert loc•llon.
Much of the transmhislon to a
Gurden Grove poJice unit lba\
trailed lh<' would-be film cftW (o
Yul'cu Valley was ob~cufed by:
The radio playing in DouglaA' '
!>ll rori-llkc vehlcl~.
A group 1lnt1lng of "My
Darlin' Clementine" and J"rs.
Williams' solo rendition of .what
she ld€!ntlfled ln a hallway con•
venation att "My Bw41ti LltUe
Mushroom."
-Mr1 . Wllllama• nervous
hubtt of 1wtn1lna a oro111ed tea
to ""d rro, an aouvlt~ th1\ aL tlmc11 prodund a ••wo1 h,
s wo1h" &<>und ()ft tha recordlnll. •
DAILY PILOT
An Indication or the force or
the wind was rouhd thl11 rnornlnl(
olop the Wells Far110 bulldln11 In
Newport Center whett workmen
round the ltlettl louvenJ encas-
ln g the air cdndltlonlng Unit
pu11hed In.
"They weren't blown orr, they
werQ dented in a• tr lhe1 :'lad
b ee n struck hard by
somethin g," commented on
lrvine Company spokesman.
Elsewhere ln lht! tenter, the
Union Bank building and a
b uilding in Design Plaza lost
windows in the heavy winds.
Lifeguards were also out,
moving their portable lOWt'Ts lo
the back of beaches alohg the
9ce,an front as 12-foot w.ind· _
whipped breake rs pounded the
s hore and in some locations
began eating away at l~ &and.
Lt. Losah Lockaba)t ot the
lifeguard department said most
of the erosion ocoutted right
around lifeguard he*dquatter1
al ibe Newport-Pier and
lifeguards were prepar~d to
begin . sandbagging effort& to
savo their building.
The pier itself wlthltood m01t
or the brunt of the storm, only
losing part of lta htndln1 ramp.
Homeowner& wbo awoke UU.
morning lo (ind treeJ ilraS>ed
acroH homes, yard.a, C!lJ's and
swimming pools, in ,sbplt cases
also found they hacl lptt ~lee·
tricity during lhe i>eak of tt\e
tempeat .
Southern Califoraia Edl&on
Company ofncla(a Uid th•r
fielded-a wotk fotc• t>f JIO lrt
llun\ln"ton Beach, Newport
Beath and Costa Mua to aoO-
with a total ot 17 clrcult lnllr·
~p.~m.~· .
UntJle .Die.· ·
• J ' Riiea Slated
ru ptlon11 thll\ OO<!Urred alnae mld•
nl~M. · He said folll' Of tbonpceurted
In the Harbor Ana '•ff•otll\g a \otal or about 10,000 cU1tOm•111.
'* * * Frot11P-~J
STORM •••
Mudslides in residential can·
yons we•k•tt~d by several
da111 or rain; cl~td rn1ny roads
in the area. Malibu Canyon was
closed.
One of the most serious 1lides
came on LOO«out Moun\aln In
the lioll)'W*K)cl Hll11, dutn'\>ing
tons of mud across Laurel Can-
yon Boulevard. Polico said the
slide caused a 17-car piltu., .b
the autos were pusb~d ahfttd t>t
tho mud1 but no lnJutles were re-
wr.ted.
A $180,000 ll~se wtth three
per•ons inilldt w1111wtpt·down a
hill In the At<lrm. 'T~1 were not ·
lnJUrj?d. '
Police urgM pottOlls to slay home tr poaslble antt eacuvated
the pollat tb1tr«eney center
beneath Los Angeles City h.u
ror th• rtnl um~. PtHlOUJIYJ tt
had been \1114 only tot llh1Wit•
ed •mirlledei.M.
FH11tPf19C'.4J
CORDOVA.
Valley, 'we~tmln•ter and Beal Boach, lffith u tnany aa a&,000
customers atteawd.
Power WD ttttbttd l-0 1ome are11 'NIUUn a r1w hoµte but a 1Poke1mui .. id that noodmg ln
S111tlap Q•nyon l!ould keep
work er.WI O\lt of the area for as
&on11 as several ct.ya. Paotn~ Telephon1 ttported as
tnany at~ tines downed by
hl11h w&ndl and tlllln1 trees and
uid ttp•lt1 lh 8af\ Juan
Capl1tnno .nd pttrta or Irvine
could be dela)'ecl bec1u111 crews
were haYlnl dltflowty reaching
the main ottlaea becauH of
noodlng.
tntnc wa. rtPorted backoo
up for mllt1 111outh of the ln-
ter11eotlon or the Sllnta Ana and
San Dlego rreew11y1 In tr~lhe.
Mud tand Hln oloaed 1111 but one
lane durlna'ruah hour.
Ltahtnlng 'WH ah10 bh1med tor
damll•e, with overall cottta yet lo be tieU!rl1l1ned. At one putnt,
workerll OJl nlaht 11h1rt11 In a
Co11ta Mda orrlce bulldlhg rt!·
Ported damage to ll computer
P"9Ar•m •'ld machines wlerdJv go mg on and off by themselves ns
li&htning apparenUy CllW>t!d elec-
trlcy to surge across i>ower lines. tlremen ruid police worked all
night Lo cover emergency situa-
tions. One such occasion oc·
curred when emeraency power genetalo~ railed at Riverview
·Hospital in Santa Ana during a
general power outlgti and
mobile teen@tatotll httd to be
rushed in from the Orange Coun·
ty Fire l>eparLl'JlenL and lur·
rouhdlng cillle$.
In Laguna Canyon 3Q petsons
were evuuu.ttd from the ir
homes ftftcl thl RIChlrd Seapin
faurHly bnrtly escaped Injury
whos\ fl hqe eucal~ptWI tree tell
oh their t.rttllet-, nHrl1 euttiJ\g It
in two.
}. tree fell on a ho~e llt a10 Woodlllnft t>rlv1 lh Laguna
8tacb, orea by )11'8 . LOrtne OllYer. water beater was kho~ktd oY~r, l8ttlUn• some
mattrwa. nremen quelled the
blue. Large trees reportedly f etl Oh·
to hoMH and earit In Costa Mou, but no tnJuttes w1~ re-
ported. Cll't WM! alao sweot ln-
lo flood ciolf\rol cbannttli tn
SllVtradQ Canyon, although ripped off last 1ear by w.hat wns
Orange County P'lood Control described a.s a tornado.
District officials said channels
generally were holding up well. A large tree block.ed the south-
Dozetts of road. were cl0&ed, b o u rt d I an e or 0 a m in o
including Laguna Clln)'Oft Road, Cupllllrano In San Cl@ttiente,
parts oC 0\11ver Drive lvffrey sycamores and eucalyptus trees
Road, 1rvlne Ct!ntel" Road ani:l were blown onto Del Obispo in
Barranca Road in Irvine, parts San Juan Capistrano and a fire
of the San Diego and Santa· Ana truck working on a broken water
freeways. and numerous main in Cowan above TUJtin
smaller streets. Heights was trapped when trees Securit~ officials al Orange on boih end'> of the stceet fell.
County Airport reported no ma-'The r ainfall measurements
jor damage, althdugh 11ome ranged from .66 in Huntington
planes shifted 1lif{hlly. Deach. 1.11 In t..aguna Niguel
&pokelnultt Alli6 the planes are and 1.25 In Costa Mesa to 1.63 in well tlod down at both wings and Santa Ana. John Giet..en of the
thetQil. coun\y J4'lood Control Dletricl
Jn the north county, Winds said he hasn't had time to check
ripped tfle f()Of orr ll MorehO\JSC . his figures bul he believes the
lnduslrles the. bulldirtg at 1600 ralnfoll this season of 17.39
W . Common we 0 Ith Av c. Inches is a record to dole for the
Fullerton. The san1e roof wos county.
* * * * * *
f'ro•Pa~AJ
CANYON FLOODS. • •
makes hift evacuation center at
City Hall today, "when the
waler &uddenly wu up to our
knees."
"We'd pull out one piece of
debris, and two would take ils
place," he languished.
Threadgill, Miss Moore and
another friend scrambled to the
second alory of the wooden
house and called the fire depart·
ment for help.
11They tossed ropes lo us and
pulled w out ol the house.'' he
said1 Right put the sedan._
whlch had be(Ome wedaed ln an
adJacenl homel and paat lhe
Dem p&ey dumllS er, which oame
to rest on Mgher ground.
More lhan 30 refugees or
Laguna C~n Road spent por·
lions ot the night at the Human
Affairs Department orrices, aald
director Georae Fowler.
The evacuees inoludcd
Juchard Seapin, 31, his wire and
4-yaar-old twio1. ~apln said be wa• looking out
his trailer wbtddw at Thurston
Trailer Park, adjHenl to the
Boys Club on Laguha Canyon
Road, when he saw a huge euoalypl~ tree bealn lo liplirttcr
and hreak up in front of hi&
home.
Whl'I\ lhe tr~e star.led falling
toward the trailer, liea-ein s.Ud
he grabbed his sleeping wife inti
S>\Jlled her to the back ot the
trailer where the twins were
sleeping.
"ll madu a horrend()w; t\oil .... sea pin snld today as he cleared
be longings from his crushed
hom<'.
f'ront Page AJ
SCHOOLS. •
were kept hopping \hroughout
the night and early morning
with rep<>rls ot trees falllng
11galnst power lines and bomea.
Ohe El Toro fire &talion unit
was sent to assist in lhe hard-hit
Silverado Canron area, while
the s tation a other un it
r es l><)r'tded to a call for help Cr0'11
u home o wner at 24701
tvergreen who had more than
rainwaler to contend with.
ii'lromen uid a liwimmiDg
pool J)Um\> bad broken, lloodlpg
the house.
'I
B~ying A New Tract .Home?
Many Pfopft btJytng hOme9 Ire tJMtr th• Impression they HAVE
to bUV cari>etlng from tne ttome !ales oent~r. In the majority or c1se11
this Is not true. although the sales office will try to make you think 10.
The minute the home Genter trlet to upgrade tl'le ttllndard
carpet. then you are free to shop for carpeting. To prevent shopping
•hould oonatltute rettralnt of trade. _
In many CMes they will tell vou that the carpet allowanoe does
not ap~y. If )'()U buy c:arpet outtide. lf thOy fetl this Is ltgal, HAVi THEM PU1 IT IN WRITING.
OrdlNttty we can save ~ a lot of money over what th• home
unter offers. We provide a IArQer se1ttetlon -and we u1Yally come up with t• yifCSag4:l, pf U1 a superf ot nstallatlon.
\
I
\
San Juan
Citizens
~Succeed
A group tb1tt jpent ulmobl
$.1,000 to place u controverslul
initiative ~fore the voters plans
lo maintain a low profile during
the remaining days beforn Sun
Juan Capistrano's March 7 elcc·
tion.
"We'vt! ulrt:udy done whut we
wanted to do," Concerned
Citizens for Responsi\'e Govern·
ment sookesman Bernie !\fat·
they said today. "The important
thing In our mind was lo put the
issue before the voterb '·
The initiative, Proposi ti on A
on the March 7 ballot, culli. for
creation of sl'vt-n counc1lmaruc
dhtricts Each district would
elect their own councilman un
der the plan.
Ft1day, February 10. 1978 S * DAil. Y PILOT
career
Einished
HOUSTON (AP I Sylvia
Jenn Brown tired ut tending
house and raising cblldren.
Looking for something to enrich
her ll(e, she chose a .38·caliber
pistol, a .45·callber automatic, a
suwed-otf shotgun and five years ot crime.
The ~·foot, 110-pauod Mrs
Brown was cauaht and sen-
tenced to 2S years in prison for
seven armed robberies. two
roraerles and a burglary
"t don't really know exactly
whnt happened," she s aid In an
interview 'There was always
something tlbout me which
called for nn independent Ufe. I
had lost my individunllty
San Juan prei;cnlly has fl' 1: • , councilmen elected at lar~e
Matthey said the i::roup would
rely on their ballot argument to
convince voters to support lht>
iniUative
-o.itr .... ~ .. Rldlt"' ll .......
KEN JONES, 21, CASEY O'TOOLE, 20, PADDLE DOWN SANT~ ANA-RIYEJt·TOWARD OCEAN THURSDAY AFTERNOON
"I was trying lo be so many
different people and J wasn·t
myself. l said to myself, here J
am 30 years old, and I've never
done nnythine or been
anywhere."
It Isn't Recommended, But Fount•ln Valley P•lt Couldn't Retist Ternptatk>n to Play Tom Sawy.r and Huck Finn In a Sabot
"We don't have jjny big cam
paign plans,'' he said •'Of courM·.
if someone were to begin a big an
ti-Proposition A campaign thut
we felt was Wlfair, Wt-might put
out somcliteruturc."
Nine of the 10 San Juan council
candidatt.'S has publicly op~cd
th e councilmanic districts
meas ure. The remaining can
didate has not t-xpressed an op1
nion.
··our feeling 1s that despite
com mcnts made by the can-
didates, the voter!> will be able to
see through our i.miling politi·
cians and ~upport the initiative."
Matthey said
The Concerned C1t1zens group
fought a losing court battle last
October to place the measun.•
before voters in a special elec·
lion. Al that time, an Oranl(e
County Superior Court judge
ruled that the city could include
the m easure in the regular
March election.
Matthey also said the group
would not endorse candidates but
is circulating 1.1 questionnnirt>
among the various council
hopefuls.
"We really wanted to separate
where the different people stand
on the issues," he said . "Our on
Jy concern is to better inform the
voters as to who stands ~~ery "
He said the group w~~kt•
the results public once rephe~
from the various candidates arc
received
Elvis '" Dad
Figlw Claim
... Of Ex-wife
MEMPHIS, Tenn. <AP>
E lvis Presley's father is tryin~
to slop the late rock 'n ~ roll
singer's former wife ·from col-
lecting more than $350,000 from
his estate.
Priscilla Ann Presley filed suit
last week, asklng for the money
and other uncalculated funds
and benefits -including pro-
visions for the rbedlcal care and
treatment of bet-daughter, Lisa
,Marie Presley -from a 1973
divorce settlement.
Priscilla Presley was not men-
tioned in the star's 13·page will.
Vernon Presley filed an excep-
tion to the claim Wednesday,
saying that "prior to his death,
Elvis A. Presley ls believed to
bave complied with the pro-
visions of the interlocutory judg-
ment. of diAsolulion of mar-riage."
The exception said that
because Presley "has provided
through life insurance proceeds
and under his last will and testa-
ment roost adequately for his
minor child, Lisa Marle Presley,
it ls improper and incon&lsteJJt
for the continuation of t he sup-
port and other obllgtlons."
P resley, who died Aug. 16, left
the bulk of his estate to his fami-
ly and named bis father ex-
ecutor.
~Ir 1'11.t St•tt "'°"'
WATER ROUTES CYCLISTS
In Huntington Beach
Viejo Couple
1
Face Garage
Noise Lawsuit
An Orange County Superior
Co urt judge will be asked at a
hearing still to be scheduled to
order a Mission Viejo couple to
keep their garage door closed
a nd not permit balls to be
bounced on the garage doors.
The accusations are contained
in a lawsuit filed against Da"id
and Cherylene Petras, 23003 Via
Pimiento, by the Aliso Villas
Condominiums Association.
It is further alleged that the
couple allowed the garage to be
used for purposes other than the
housing of cars and also allowed
children and . guests to run up
and down common slope areas.
The lawsuit states that the al-
leged Incidents are breaches or
lbe contract subscribed to by
condominium dwellers in the
area.
UCI Medical Dean
Sets County Talk
Dr. Stanley van den Noort.
dean of medicine at UC Irvine,
will speak on new steps In the
.treatment and prevention of
epilepsy at a dinner meeting of
the Orange County Epilepsy
Society Monday.
The meeting will begin at 7
p.m. at the Saddleback Inn in
Santa Ana. Reservations at $7.SO
each can be made by calling
547-0748.
Traffic Stop Law
Examined Sunday -Sunday's Dally Pilot won't
blow away in the wind; it wlll be
hefty with feature stories like
these.
PVLLOVEll PANIC -Now
;that you le1alty may be ordt!l'ed oat of ~ car durtn1 a routine amc stop, bow should 10U re-
el! Statf Writer Artbur R.
nu l surveys .police d•P.rt-
• n ta tor their recolleatlonl of , ~o.e calls an~ recommend•· : tlOG• tor drlvera.
(suNDAY'S BEST)
of Western ex-
Radio Spot Ads
Hospital · Pushing
For More Nurses
Badbam Gives
Naval School
Candidates
Two Orange Coast women are
among 10 candidates nominated
by U.S. Rep. Robert E. Badham.
R-Newport. Beach, for the U.S
Naval Academy at Annapolis.
Md
Prosecutors called the pelite
redhead, now SS, "a regular Ma
Barker," a desperado of thl'
1930s.
"Ir I had lived in her time, life
would have been gorgeous," she
said, and pointed out she would
not have needed a Pretty Boy
Floyd or Clyde Barrow to help
her
Uy ARTH UR R. VINSEL Of t11e o.i1y l'li.t 5t.tt
Ir lhto gals tn white at Lotto
Hurt Memorial Hospital in car
·toon1st George Lemont's comu:
strip "Or Smock" get KMPC on
the radio at Crowley's Bar.
they'll be flocking to Fountain
Valley
Crowlt.>y'~ Bar 1~ where tht
nurs ing st a ff goes to com
m1serate about working cond1·
lions in that fictional institution
l<'ounta1n Valley Community
Ho~pih1I 1s where nurses should
apply for jobs that will make it
all well again. at least accordinr.?
lo un unprecedented new radio
ad campaign
There. in a 214-bed facility
whert! nurses are still known on
a first-name basis, not as num-
bers on a computer sheet, the
surgical gowns are literally
greener, just 'like the grass in
the pasture on the other side of
the fence.
This is the way Marshall Ja)'
Kendall Public Relations agency
portrays the working conditions
a~ compared to elsewhere
One look at the classified ad
~ections of any newspaper of
general circulation will prove
hospitals are hurting for nursing
personnel, the PR agency points
out.
"It's a matter of supply an(S
demand ," says the Kendall
firm's Pal Zebal.
One reason is the number or
hospitals which have sprung up
in recent years and the dwin-
dling numbers of girls who, at
age 6 and 7 wanted to be nurses
and at age 18, 19 or 20, choose
other c"areers.
"There just aren't enough
nurses being trained," says Ml'$.
Zebal, a speciali,st lo the field of
medical public relatlQns.
The hospital is airing three
KMPC c!ommercials.
One says FVCH brings
listeners the following 60
second.q on behalf of nurses who
Mansion Party
Didn't Rely
On Mayor's OK
Nkw YORK (AP' --While
Mayor Ed Koch was asleep,
someone-thepollcethinktwoof-
ficers filling irt as guar,ts -broke
into the bar supplies at Gracie
Mans ion and threw a party.
The Daily News reported today
that the gaiety got under
way about 3 a .m. on Jan. 20 with
beer. liquor, wine and snacks
from the mansion's kitchen.
About 3 : 15, an alde to the
mayor called the police
guardhouse and asked to be put
through to the mayor to warn of
the possibly heavy snowfall.
"All I got was somebody tell-
ing me to buzz orr." said the
aide, who dialed again in case
he had reached a wrong
number. "This lime. I'm gellng
getting lots of laughter and a lot ot obscenity " be said.(
He call~ police detectives,
who reported their call was
greeted the same way.
Police won't say who wu on
duty that night, but they did re-
port that two atand·lns fUled in.
for the regular guards. ....
"W e bav• d eftnitel r
establlabed t.hat they were less
that profe11loaal that nllht,"
said precincl commander
Jbrold SChr)tvtr.
drl\'e crowded , s moggy
rreeways to work in large, im·
personal. urban medical cen
Lers .
Still another proclaims that
this is the Year of the Nurse.
which will surprise the Chinese.
who are observing the Yea1'._of
the Horse.
The one-mmute spots al~o
briefly outline some of the ad-
\'antagcs of Orange Coast life,
such as proximity to the beach.
cleaner air and less commuting
distance to work.
Next Tuesday, the hospital
will deliver a Valentine's Day
Salute to all Southland nurses, in
the form or a one-minute spot on
KM PC that s ays it's too bad not
csll Southland nurses can work
there.
"A sharp departure from the
norJ'l)al approach to meeting the
c ritical nurse s hortage
throughout Southern
California .. , " 1s tt\e way tht-
Kendall firm describes its
recruiting campaign.
Who knows?
Rival health care institutions
may next try nursing recruit-
ment commercials set to music
lo offset Fountain Valley's pure-
ly verbal come-to-work-for-us
pitt?hes
There are, after all, a lot or
Jobless songwriters on Bed Pan
. Alley.
They are Ralinda Bozelli of
Laguna Hills and Susan G
Talley of Irvine.
Also nominated to vie for a
single vacancy, with selection to
be made by the Annapolis ad
missions office, are George A
Moore, Costa ·.Mesa; Raymond
K. Wynne, Fountain Valley.
Devin P. Bower, Mission Viejo:
James F . Refalo, Santa Ana.
and Carl .M. Holmberg and
Patrick D. O'Farrell, both of
Tustin
In addition, Badham has
nominated Shelley Ames Jones
Jr. and Daniel R. Waldman,
both Orange Coast residen~ur
rently stationed at the Naval
Training Center in Newport, Rt.
Tanke r Leaks Oil
NEW YORK (AP) -A British
tanker apparently scraped bot-
tom off Sandy Hook and leaked
1.000 gallons of gasoline Into the
Arthur K~ the channel that
s eparates New Jersey and
Staten Island, the Coast Guard
reported Thursday •
"The thing that makes mt-
mad," she said, "ls when police
act like I couldn't do it all by
myself without some man along
.. My femininity Is the elemenL
of s urprise. You should see the
look on their faces when I pull a
g.m and tell them what I want.
l\ty life's dream bas been to
have lived in the 1920s or the
1800s. I can imagine being an
outlaw then. Women then were
always in the background."
Mrs. Brown said it began
when she moved from Huntsville
to Houston in 1.973 and decided
her children "are going to have
what I want them to have."
She stole a car and sold it. ~s
well as the money. the theft
gave her "a complete, natural
high, a feeling of knowing 1
could do it. It was power."
A few months later, she said
·she left the children with her
former husband and took off
with an ex-cohvtct named Erik.
stealing cars, duping a salesman
out of a mobile home, embeul
.in&, robbing and dealing in
drugs. A hostage was taken in
Arizona
She said s be was back in
Houston for a bank robbery
when she was arrested while vis-
iting her children. Extradited to
Arizona, she pleaded guilty to
kidnapping and served some
time then "rut the streets again m '75," she said.
PRESENTS.
LIVING COLOR FOR
" . VAL~NTINE'S
DAY
·. , . , Try a gift of liYlng
· . flowers for that
someone s pecial
this year!,
DAFFODILS. HYACINTHS
~Feahring:
TULIPS. MUMS, AZALEAS.
4" Pot Priced frOlll •••••• 5199
, ... Mllcaul
Abundant clusters of
rose-pink bl01soms adorn
t his care-rree irower almost all ye,ar round.
5 Gal SJze Rec 9.99
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arphine
DISASTER AREA: The.re is
no possibility at this hour to as·
sess the damage that bas visited
our region during the current
storm. Last night; however. was
a real topper.
Winds clocked in excess of 90
miles per hour roared across
Newport Harbor and created
chaos among the pleasure boat
fleet. An apparent water spout
struck in Huntington Beach and
·deYastated a trailer park, over-
turned some mobile homes and
ripped roofs from others. Power
outages were widespread, from
Edison Company territory in
Costa Mesa and Laguna Beach
and in the southern sector of our
region. which is serviced by San
Diego Gaa & Electric Co.
A SPOKESMAN for the San
Diego company said damage
along our southern sector is
probably the worst since the big
storm of 1969. That may be un
understatement.
Alm05t everybody you talked
to today had some kind or a
storm story to tell. Some were
freaky. Like the woman who
came into a bakery up at
Magnolia and Adams in Hunl·
ington Beach early today. She
seemed dazed. Her home had
been virtually untouched by the
rains driven by gale-level winds.
But her next door neighbor's
r oo( had been ripped oft
OLD-nMERS OF our region
have long been telling yams or
storms past that have struck our
coastline. They spiJ\ tales of the
1920s when the coastline was
flooded. They remind you of the
grcut storm of 1939, when ocean
piers were washed away. the
Santa Ana River overflowed its
banks into our lowlands and
Laguna Canyon reverted to the
~talus of a raging river.
A lot of construction and
growth has occurred in Orange
County since the storm of 1939.
For that matter, we've seen a lot
of.changes in the last
dec•de since the bi.a one of 1969.
But by the tlme our current
• storm session is over, we may
find that the storm of 1978 will
be the bencb mark for the future
in assessing damage and loss of
property.
IT SEEMS ALMOST impossi·
ble that just a few weeks ago,
everybody was fretting about a
drought.
That seems to be the least of
vur worries today.
The fret today is the possihlli·
t y that new storm fronts may be
moving in. with an early Pf'ed,lc-
tion that suggests two tO three
more inches of rain may fall ou
our already soggy coastal re-
gion.
To a large Pl'Opbt&n of cal"
citizenry. the current sto~
siege i;eems like an impossi,ble
nightmare. Yoq have to te~
member that a lot of people
have moved into ow region in
the last decade. They don't r e·
member tbe storm of 1969. Very
few are sUU around who Wit·
11essed the '39 blow.
NO WONDER so ma~y people
figured a continuing storm like
t his jwst couldn't happen here.
But weather, lllte history, can
repeatitselt. ·
4 Killed,
25 Hurt •
In Crash
PITTSBURGH CAP) -A.
crowded commuter bus colllded
with a trolley south of downtown
Pittsburgh during the morning
rush hour today, killlnc tour
people and injuring at Jeut 2S
others, authorities said.
Mike Kelly, a spokesman for
Port Authority that operateir
public transit ln Allegheny Coun-
ty, estimated the number of
passengers aboard the bus at
"easily more than 50."
ONLY THE DRIVER was in
the trolley when the accident oc-
curred at a junction in the South
Hills area where trolleys park
and where they tum around on a
loop or track.
Witnesses gave conflicting
versions of the collision, in
which the driver's side or the
bus was ripped open. Authorities
had no immediate explanation or
what caused the accident.
Patti Goedert, 19, who was rld-
.ing the bus en route to a com-
puter class and was sitting op.
posite the driver, said, .. We
weren't going fast ••• about 25
miles an hour. The driver, it
looked like to me, took the bend
too wide. Then we just s macked
into the trolley."
Baekers Arrested
Jean Clark. above, an officer with the Virginia
chapter of the National Organization for Women, and
Marianne Fowler, coordinator of the political action ~rm
of Virginians for the Equal Rights Amendment. were ar·
rested during a demonstration in the Virginia House of
Delegates in Richmond after the House Privileges and
Elections Committee defeated 12 to 8 a series of motions
that killed approval of the ERA in Virginia.
WEATHER I NATION
Index Signals
More Inflation
WASHINGTON (AP) -New warnings of worsenina inOalioo were
signaled today by a iovernment index that measures prices recelved
by wholesalers.
The Labor Department's index o! finished goods prices, the last
stage before consumers buy products. rose 0.6 percent in January.
The increase was about the
same as monthly increases last
fall, as food pclces conUnued a
steady cllmb.
However, prices rose more
sharply in earlier stages of pro-
duction, indlcat.lng f\Utber price
increases .may be on the way.
.. A MOJlE llAPID t>ace of in-
flation was particularly pro-
nounced at the intermediate
stage of production, partly
because the unusually high level
of residential construction ac-
tivity resulted in higher prices
for most cons'truction-related
products," the department said.
The price Index for crude
goods, such as mining and farm
products, rose 2 percent in
January, the fourth straight
monthly increase. Prices at the
intermediate stage, where com-
modities require fUrther proc-
essing, rose 0.9 percent, the
largest Increase since last April.
Grocers paid 1.1 percent more
in January for consumer foods,
one of the Jareest increases in eight months. It was aurpaaaed by
a 1.2 percent increase lo No-
vember and a L4 percentr!eelast
May.
PRICES FOR ALL wholesale
commodities rose 0.9 percent,
the biggest increase sioce a l
percentrlselBBt Aprll.
The department had depended ·
on the all-commodities
wholesale price index until
Decembel' but is phuillg lt out
on grounds It exaggerates the
impact of inflation by C01Dlting
many price increases more tbaa
once.
Inatead. the department ls em-
phasi.zlng the finished goods in·
· dex. which measures prices of
such goods as automobiles and
food Just before they are sold to
the CODSU.Olel'.
BUT MIKE ROBBINS, 20, of
Brookline, who was on the bus
and injured a leg, said "the
trolley jumped the hltcb (the
track> and1hit the bus head-on.
Desperate East Digs Out THE PRICE INDEX for con•
sumer flnis)l81. goods rose 0.7
percent in 'January, somewhat
faster than the 0.4 percent rise
in December.
Prices for fresh fruits and
vegetables turned up after
declining In December. Prices
rose faster in January for beef.
veal and processed poultry. but
turned down for eggs. filh. pork
and bakery products.
••Blood was everywhere.
There was no screaming. Most
everyone kept their cool. It was
just a Jot of moaning and groan.
mg," said Robbins, intervJewed
in a wheel chair at Mercy
Hospital, where 17 other injured
people also were treated.
Snow Collapses Roof of Empty Junior High
Two unidentified women were
dead on arrival at Allegheny
General Hospital on the city's
North Side. A man identified as
the bus driver died there of an
apparent heart attack after he
was brought in for treatment. a
hospital spokeswoman said.
Three other people were being
treated and the hospital said one
more victim was en route.
By The Assodated Press
Peaceful skiing on traffic-Jess
city streets contrasted with
wrecked houses on weather·
beaten s horelines, as New
England continued desperate ef-
forts to dig out from its worst
snowstorm of the century.
Part ot the roof of a new junior
hig h school In Waterville,
Maine, collapsed, apparenUy
because of the weight of six feet or snow.
STUDENTS WHO were at-
tending an orientation session to
S prepare for the move to the new TP to pay school had left the ·building
about an bout' before t]le roof
collapsed. There were no in-Jn Government juries, but authorities said a
False Ad Suit
W ASlllNGTON (AP) -The
Federal Trade Commission bas
announced that the STP Corp.
agreed to pay a $500,000 penalty
for allegedly false advertising·
plus $200.000 for ads telling of
the setUement.
Tbe settlement Thursday
ended a case in which the FTC.
accused the company of falsely
claimed that STPOU Treat·
ment reduced oll consumption
by 20 S>ef'cent in certaill road
tests of motor vehicles.
TUE COMMISSION said tho tests did not show that reduc.
tioo and "STP had no tellable
proof that the product reduces
oil consumption:•
The FTC also charged that
STP falsely advertised that tests
showed its Double OU Filter to
be superior to flve other oil
filters.
The company, baaed Sn Fort
Lauderdale, Fla., said the
$700,000 settlement 11does not
constitute an admission by STP
that the law bas been violated.••
It said it signed the agreement
to avoid long and expensive
litigation in a federal sllit filed
in New York.
man who wu helping to shovel
snow from the roof collapsed
earlier from a heart attack, and
later died.
In Boston. whet"e many streets
w e re orf.Jimlts to motorists,
thousands of people frolicked un·
der brilliant sunshine. Cross·
country skiers glided down the
main street of Concord on the
more than two ~t of snow that
was dumped there and through
most of New England.
But in Hull, across
Massachusetts Bay from
Boston, nearly two-thirds or the
town WB.'5 without power for tbe
fourth day, and many ot the
town's streets~ were under
water.·
WITH MUCH OJI' its
beacbfront area smashed. the
town of Revere faced tbe risk of
gasoline vapor lgnitin1.
Firefighters and National
Guardsmen pumped l mllllon
gallons of gasoline from a rup-
tured storage tank near Suffolk
Downs race trade, and spread
foam over a lD,000.square-foot
area where poola of gasoline·
ei&ht 1ncbe$ deep bad collec:ted.
A force of 1,200 federal troo~. which had invadeJi
Massachusetts, Connecticut and
Rhode Island, Joined thousands
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or state wot"ken trying to dear
highways and railroad tracks to
gel the region moving aaain.
New York, New Jeney and
Pennsylvania, which took
somewhat smaUtr accumula-
tions of snow in the storm, were
in better shape, with most main
roads clear. schools open and
above-freezing t e mperatures
triggering sJow melts.
lN RHODE ISLAND, Gov. J.
Joseph Garraby activatA!d the
state's emergency broadcast
system for the fU"St Ume and an·
nouoced that a statewide ban on
nonessential traffic would con~
tinue today.
An Army airborne combat
engineering battalion with
heavy snow-clearing equipment
started work at dawn Thursday
on an eight-mile s tretch -0f
Massachusetta Boule 118 west of
Braintree.
Nearly 3,000 snow-encased
cars and truck$ abandoned dur-
ing the storm were jamming ef·
forts to clear the major
highway.
••IT WOULD TAKE us three
months if we tried to remove all
the cars from the roads.'' said
state Department of Public
Works Commissioner John Car·
roll. 0 U we're lucky, we might
hav• two-thirds ot tbe ears treed
bytoday.0
"Meclumfcs will be aV&llabie
and fuel. if needed. .. tho IOV•
·ernor said.
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Prices for such goods as can,
jewelry, household appliances
and furniture rose a total of 0.7
petcent, more than the 0., per-
cent rise in December.
GASOLINE PRICES rose
slightly less than in December.
but tobacco producta were up
from the previous month.
For all of 1977, wholesale
prices of fmished goods were up
6.6 percent, close to the 6.8 per.
cent increase ln con1u.mer
prices for the year.
The Carter administratlan ls
hoping the inflation rate for 1'78
wW not exceed 6.8 percent.
Troops Cleari:rig Snow Pat off till Satu~
what you can't do tod~ Montana Su/fen Fuel, Food Slwrtages
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Used to be you only had two choices when it
came to your money businesst squeeze it in
at lunch time or rush to get it done after work-
Not anymore.
Now, Glendale Federal is open on
Saturdays, so you can wait till the weekend fD
come and see us. And when you do, you1l
find our Saturday service is just like you're
used to during the week.
Or, if it's more convenient for you to tree us
during the week, vcu can now take advantage
of our new lon2er hours Monday through
Frida. oT~ndale F ederal's new Saturday hours.
Because we think you should take care of
business when you want t.o •••
not when vcu have to.
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FULLBRTONs j20 No. Harbor Blvd.,
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OPEN MON. nlRU THURS. 9 a.m, ti1t
~ p_rn.,fRI. cill 6 p.m.,SA'I: IO a.m.
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Brown Eyes Trends
PALO ALTO (AP) -Calif. Gov.
Edmund G. Brown predlctA th•
American business commwtity wW
begin lo turn from European-hued 1ruf d'1,t:ry lo the Far East.
"The cutt.ure of the Pacltlc ts on
the ucen.slOn -Japan. the PbllJp-
plnes, Callfomta and Alun. Our
future will focus on tbe F ... ltalt." Brown told a croup of etectnJolea n· ecuUvee Tburaday.
He abo ~cted that the e-eonomy
.Ou.Id awene away ftom aoUd ID·
duatlT to comnlunlcaUons·bued_ ln·
datry, "tnvoh1n1 tbe alorap, Jll'OC· ealDf IDd tranltlllut.on of lnfonna· . uoa.,
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Carter's Plan
Won't See Light
By STLVIA POltTEI '--'•• .....
Ttteshapc of federal taxes for 19'78·'19 hu by no muu
even be$l blueprinted by Presidtnt Carttt'a tu ptOpobls.
Despite the trial balloons and publJclty 1urroundin1 the
Jong-nwal\od tax reductJon-,.Corm messaae. Convtss will
all but. l&no?e tbo White House and write JLs own vmlon oC
anew law. Coap-ess wlll come up with tax proposals much moro
eeoerous than the president's. ~
The cuta wW boeome eftectlve sooner than the Oct. 1.
1978, dato that Carter hu targeted.
THE PROBABILITY IS TBAT Congress will keep or
l,rnprove on th6 ~uctloos whUe ellminaUn1 many ol the
Carter proposals that eould otherwbe increase taxes.
A fact th.at the Whit. House bas ltOt empbaslled ts-that
Carter's tu measures would not juat cut taxes for
millions, but al&o wowd raise tue. for oillllons. Whether
you will pay leas or more depends on how your
circumstances flt tnto
his proposals.
Cart.er su(lests: Money's
Worth
-ReducUon ~ all
rate brackets by
between 2 and 7 percen-
taee points. That would
reduce taxes for every-
one but lt would not take ef(ect until Oct. 1.
-1'.llmmauon of the $750 personal and dependency ex.
em ptiorus, plus the present &eneral credit, and replace-
ment or both witb a $2'0 credit per exemption.
This change would save taxes f~r many lower bracket
taxpayers, but would ralae taxes for most upper·mlddle
and upper bracket individuals and many lower·middlo Lax.·
payers.
-WIPING OUT MANY DEDUCl'IONS previously al·
lowed to taxpayers who itemize, begiMlng in 197', and
forcing these taxpayers to take a lower standard deduction
figure, resulting in a higher tax.
Eliminate1l would be deductions for general sales tax·
es, taxes on personal property, gasoline taxes and certain
m iscellaneous taxes. The deduction for political contriliu-
tions would be ended but the credit for 'such contributions
would be retalned.
The present separate deductions for medical expenses
and casualty 106ses would be replaced by one combined de-
duction for medical expenses and casualty losses: the
combined total would be deductibl~ only to the extent lt ex-
ceeded 10 percent of the taxpayer 's adjusted ll'O&S Income • .
EVEN THOSE WHO WOULD SAVE taxes under the
Carter proposals may find the reduction more than offset
by lhe hike in Social Security taxes.
The Treasury says that for a four·member family with
one breadwinner earnln1 sligbUy more tban $20,000 in
1979, the Social Security tax increase would be larger than
the income tax savings under Carter's plans.
The proposals call for tax reforms that would start 1n
1979: •
-Carter would wlpe out lbe 25 percent celling on ti&·
aUon of the first $50,000 of capital gains. He would Uahtfn
the rules aaalnsl vark>us tax shelters, including the use of
deferred annuity contracta to deter tax on income.
-CORPORATIONS WOULD BE GIVEN favor~blr
rate reductions and a cenerous investment credit, b&Jt
these changes would be oftset in part by UmltaUons on de
ductions for common types of business expenses. I
This is not likely to come to pass. Congress won't go
along; it will be much more generous.
Nm: CommerceC~mgHOU#Tips
Wynn's Income
Rises 17 Percent
.Net lneome of Wynn's tntetnatlonal, tne .• Fullerton,
for the year ended Dec. at, W11, rose 17 percent to $5.S
million. or $2.36 a share, on a 9 percent increase in re-
ven\1es to $101 million. This compares with net income of
$4.7 millioll or $2.08 a share 011 revenues of $92.9 million in
1976.
Both tiet Income and revenues reached record levels.
with revenues excffding the $100 .million mark for th' flrst
time.
Income from operations. excluding for•jgn exchange
gains and losses. waa $2.25 a share, exceeding by 10 per-
cent the previous peak of $2.0. reached in 1,976.
Earnings and revenue growth accelerated in the fourth
quarter, Bellwood said, reflecting higher sales in all
divisions and indications of a profit turnaround in the
recreation and sporting good division. Earnln1s of this
dlvtslon bad decllned.
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.-----------e,.ruer ln the year, due
T1"KING Jto new plant and new ft product Introduction
STOCK startup costa.
Fourth.quarter net'
------------income increased 47
percent tQ $1.6 million.
or 70 cents a share, on a 28 perttnt gain in revenues to $28
million. 'llWI compares with $1.1 million, or SO cents, on re-
venues of $21.9 million in lhe final quarter or 1976.
Altk Seda l11ereflN .
Altec Corp .• Analielcn. reported this week that sales
trom continuing operations for the first quarter of ita fiscal
year ended Sept. 24 increased to~-:OOOfrom SB,729,000
for the comparable period for the pnor fiscal year.
Net income for the qua.rter was $127,~.~ t'!ompared
with $38,000 for the llrat quarter of 19'17.
r ·-86£ r .. i.11eeo~•
R~ asaets, savings, loans and earnings hne been
reported for wn by Laguna Federal Savinp and Loan
Aasoc:iaUoo.
Assets increued to $362,184,074, a gain of lS.47 per·
cent. Savtnp capital reached $316,703,262 for a gain of
15. 70 penent. Total mort1a1e loans rucbed a record
'311,316,28', a sain ot 21.5 perCQht.
The 1rou operating lncoete In 1977 exceeded
$21,892,000, an lncreue of 2,.48 percent over 1976.
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Credit Va,_ Peee1 • •N••er . ---DEAR PAT: l understand Presldent Carter ~ped legislation lut year relat.1.ut to credit un·
na. I've tried to find out the provisions of this · w law, but can't seem to locate the information.
, · C.P., Costa Mesa
1 A bW alped by President (:arter ~arly ln ~prll 1m save credlt untom broader leodlbg, aav.
'811 alld lbvutment aatborlty. Vader tbe new law, I.hen mUUon credlt anion members ill tbe U.S. no
JoDger need approval of their 1111'°'9'1 eredlt eom·
)Dlttee each time they want to borrow uder an ap.
lllfOYed line of aecllt. If the credit llllJoa'• aasets
are aaffteiellt. rnldenUal mortgage Jc>au wltb l'e·
,aymut periods •P to 311eaft may be obtained,
•• eaa IS.year Joana for mobOe home pvc:bues or
ltome lmprovemeata.
As yoa know, credit anions are DOD-profit •n·
Inga aacl 1endlbg institutions that provide services
CMtly to memben, of tea at lower nu. tban avaUabJe
elsewhere. Membena mut have a common bond
lhroa1b employment, comman.fty or or1anmtioa.
1'1ore ln.formatloll caa be obtained from the Credit
Union NaUoaaJ Aa110Cla&lon, l730 abode Island Ave.
..N. W ., Washington, D .C. 20036.
;-o•ter PlettWa Pred~••
DEAR PAT: I'm doing a college research
brojecl about chemical hazards in foods. I could use ~ome visual materials, but I can'tfind any. Do any o~
THE F AMIL y C~RCUS. By Bil Keane
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the groups against food ad41tives have this kind of
'material available?
C.E .• trvine
A two.foot hllll Po•ter oaUletn1 cbemlul
hazards ID food bas Jut bee• peblllbed b7 die
Cen&el' for Science ln &he PabUc btere.t. llHJ ...
threatening addUlvea U.Ced iaclllde IOdJam Ill·
trJte, qalnloe, cattelae, most artlftcJal ~II.
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veloped by Michael Ja~ .....,, of 44Ea&ft*a
Dlseat." <Doubleday ()o.) aad amw of Dmerou
petltlou to government a1eadel to carb cbemlcal
hazards ta food. Coples of tM .. artlflctally eo&·
ored,. poet.er ca91 'be orderel for $1.75 eada from
the Center, P.O. Box 3"9, Wuhba&ton, D.C. zttll.
Bo......ac_.•••a IAiU C.C'9 ·
DEAR PAT; Are there any statistics available
that compare the cost of home delivery of a baby
to hospital delivery? I'd also like lo know about the
safety factor of home versus hospital deU"tel')'.
K.T., Huntington ,aeaeb
Altboqgb limited material la available eoapu·
Ing the rdatlve safety and cost of bome blrtbl aad
hospital blrtha, one pabllabed study eoSOPAftl 114'
planned home births In CaWomla ud 181 plaued
hospital deliveries. The renlts, according to Dr.
Lewis E. Mehl, 11roressor at Dake Unlver,lty
&hool of Medlclne, lncllcale .. no sJplflcaat1 ID·
crease In risk with a home delivery Tenu a hosp Hal deUvery." The averag6 cost, illcJadlllg
parental care, was $3Z5 for home delivery, com-
pared with $1,450 for hospital delivery and three
days of care.
Advocates of chJJdblrth'at home bave formed a
new organbatloD called Natlonal Asaoc:Jatlon or
Parents and Profnalonala for Safe Altematlves ill
CbJJdblrtb (NAPSAC). Its first aatlollal convenUoD
In 1976 led to a 186-page paperback book, '"Safe
Alternatives In Cblldblrtb," available for $5.51 from
NAPSACIDc.,Boxl307,CbapelBUl,N.C.Z7SH.
Clt111 .. Bead Dell Val-We?·
D'EAR PAT: I have a china·bead doll from
Germany that is al lea.st US yean old. She is 24 in·
ches long. has real hair and is wearing her.original
clothes. I would like to find out if this doll has any
. value as acollector'silem.Howcanldolhis?
C.F.R., Laguna Beach
Jeanette Spiegel, doll ftltorer aad appraiser,
says your antique doll deflnltdy hu worth u a
collector's item, but Its actual value will depend
on the manufacturer's Identity. Usually the name
or the doll maker can be found on tbe back of the
doll's head. Mn. Spiegel wUI appraise you doll U
you wish to make arrangement• by phonln1
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GOURMET Recipe• to add dining pleaaure ··: ·: :~: ~
i t . ''Oh, boy! Tonight we. get to see ourselves on
' TV! Turn on the set, Dadd~, jt's·time
· for the special!"
whll• aubtnicllng calorie•.
Wedneaday
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A New CoUrse Recoril •
In Home Sales .
For·
87 new homes have just been sold in 6 days. That's the kind of
excitement that the dramatic Skyview and Desert Villa homes are
causing here at Ironwood Country Oub. 1
For good ~asons. First, of course, is still Ironwood's unique location
in the mountain cove. Second, the views from these homes are spec· · , ~ , :
tacular. f'nd, ~urther, the 5 stylish floor plans, illustrated by.S striking \':.'~! .. ; "
furnished model homes# all together, constitute the best home--buy ~~~ r· ~··· ;.: i~ the whole valley. '\ \ *"~. :. .~ ',
New homes -and new homesites are now in final planning stages.
A number of existing homes from our first offerings are also available
now through ItQf?_~ood Property Management, the exclusive sales
agent for lronwoep Country Oub.
Arnold Palmei; president of the Ironwood
Golf and Tennis Cub, cordially invit-es you
to come for a visit. Take a leisurely look
around, then register with the Sales Office
if you are interested Jn a place at lronwood.
IRONWO~)D
Country Oub Ji'omes In Palm~
from MS,700 to •157,900.
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Forrµer Arkansas Gov.
Orval Faubus and his wife
have been charged with as-
sault and battery after an
incident in which a
newspaper editor charged
the fair with slapping her,·
pul ing her hair and
smashing. her camera .
NATIONAL
$8 Million Will Contested
WASHINGTON, Pa. (AP) -Paul Cfatrool'1 wile and chlldr'el\
worked lont and bard to help him build a familf fortune. Now they are locked in a court contest over hls will.
Clatfooi's wife, Concetta. a aoo. llo~. and a dausbter, Marpret
Soviero, are cballenfini th• will, claimlDI St waa chanced after be·
ing signed. It provides for Con· _. ----------
cetta and Robert. but Mar1aret 'built stores Plat ho rented to is written out. A&P.
THE ESTATE, REPUTED to
be worth up to $8 million, In·
cludea thousands of acres of Ju.sh
southwest Pennsylvania
farmland with oil and mineral •
rights and a string of leased
·supermar~~ buildings.
Elizabeth Ciaffon\ C.Owdeb. th~ youngest ~uahte~ would in· herit the fa~ily'.a 600·acre
·homestead and the largest st.ore.
with a monthly reia.al value of
$6,000. Ellubelh, who was one of
four witnesses lo tbe will, says
her brother)• motivated 'by
greed. . •
''He wants everythin& for
himself,'' she said.
'fHE J>EQ!•~D aAi'FONI wa's a hus.ky 'farmer who emi·
grated from ftaly after World
War J. purchased property and
His wife butchered and sold
meat door-to-door. Hls seven
son& and deuthters did every.·
thing •:from balancing the
books to chasln& cows," recalled
Robert, 53, the younger of two
.sons.
"Nobody worried about who
would get what when he died,"
,11aid Robert.
HOWEvER WITIUN a year of
ClaUoni's death in September·
1974, hls heirs were in court.
CiaUonl, who died at 79, wrote
and -slped at leaat rour wills
durlf\I ldl ll(eUme, Robert sald.
A will found after his death, dat·
cd May 10, 1968, was entered in
probate.
Robert WQU]d lnhedt land and
llve'atocl{ under• the contested
will. Rb mot.her would get. up to $5,000 a month for life.
Jet Corf ew Order
ROBERT SA TS THE second
page of the will which states that
Margaret shall be ten nothing, is
fraudulent. He orrers no opinion
on who might have altered it.
Set for· Court Test
SAN DI·EGO (AP) -State and federal court challenges will be
filed to test the State Divislon of Aeronautics' authority to order an
extended curfew on jet aircraft operations at Lindbergh FJeld ac-
.cording to Port of San Diego officials. •
Aloi.a E . Smith, chairman of the port commission, said that action$
will be riled in both state and
federal courts to determine the
constitutionality of the state or-
dering the 11 p.m. to 1 a .m.
~urfew.
THE AIRUNE TRAJ'llSPORT
Association, an organization or
major domestic airlines, said
the San Diego court actions will
be scrutinized around the coun-
try.
"This is a very important
issue .and it will be closely
watched," said Paul Leonard.
regional vice president of the
airline association. ''We feel the
stale took extraordlnar:9' steps
by m andatlng the extension of
the curfew and putting the
Federal Aviation Admipistration
in the middle.''
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The Division of Aeron1tutics
last month ordered a two-year-
old midnight to 6 a.m. curfew
extended two houn as a condi· tion for granting Lindbergh
Field a per.rnit to continue
operations.
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THE ACl10N IS 'belleved to
be the first time a state has or· dered curtailment on airport
operations. ·
When the curfew e~tension
was orjiered. a provision was in·
eluded sa:tJng. the action was re·
quired unless the FAA prov~ it
was discriminatory and qot in
accord with the national
.tr!lnsportation plan.
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The page was typed on paper
of a dlffereht slze, watermark
and tyee tha~ the wlU's other six
pages, said Robert Loc'lcard, as-
sistant director of the Postal
service ttJmeJab in WashlftgtOn
1n evidence submitted in court. .
Although Washington County
Jud~e Paul Simmons barred
chemical tests of the document
on a derens& motion that it could
be destroyed if mishandled,
Robert's lawyers since have
been allo~ to remove pieces
of tbe will for chemical analysis.
Ile claims the new tests will
prove the will fraudulenL
HIRED TO DEFEND the
document wu lawyer Richard
Spraaue, ..vho last year left bis
joJ> as coun.sel to the House As·
sassinations Comrnlttee after a
falling·out with committee
.members over fundin1.
Sprague gai(l~d national l'e·
cognition !or getting convictions
against former United Mine
Workers leader W. A. "Tony'?
Boyle and others in the mw'der
of U MW maverick Joseph x •b1onsld. noyte ia being "etried
in M edla. Pa.
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