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DIES IN CRASH
FUer Frank Tallman
Tallman
Dies in
&ash '
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An investigation into the
wreckage ~ the light plane in
which famed Orange County
aviator Frank Tallman died this
weekend has revealed no
mechanical defects, a
spokesman for the National
Transpo'rtation Safety Board
said today. He said a special inve.stigator.
flown down from Oakland to aid
RELATED STORIES,
PHOTOS -A3, A4
Los Angeles investigators,
combed life wreckage of the
plane Sunday and is still seeking
the cause of the crash.
Tallman died sometime Satur-
day when his Piper Aztec
crashed in rugged terrain near
Santiago Peak of Saddleback
Mountain. He was en route from
Oakland, where he had been
scouting movie locations, to
Orange County Airport ,
authorities said.
Tallman. who was reportedly
alone. died instantly at the lime
of impact, coroner's officials
said.
The NTSB spokesman said it
is n 't yet known if stormy
weather over Orange County
played a role in the tragedy.
He said Tallman bad not riled
a flight plan but that bis not do·
ing so wasn't unusual. So far,
the spokesman said, no air traf-
fic controllers have been found
who talked with. Tallman during
the flight.
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Investigation is continuing and
will include a routine check into
Tallm&n's physical condition,
the spokesman said. / r
Tallman, who would have
been 59 today, had been a flier
and stunt pilot for more than 40
years. He was licensed lo fly every~ from a World War I
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'Spirit' Remembered I
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TALLMAN TAKES OFF IN REPLICA OF UNDBEAOH'S 'SPIRIT OF ST. LOUIS'
1967 FUght from Orange County Airport W•• RepHc•'• Rm
Wave of Buying
Market Chalks Up
Sharp Gain Again
NEW YORK <AP> -The
stock market ran up another
sharp gain today in a powerful
wave of buying that even sur-
passed Friday's record pace of
activity.
The Dow Jones average of 30
industrials climbed 18.11 to
813.24 by mid-day, after a
19.75-point jump Friday.
Gainers outdistanced losers by
close to a S· 1 margin among
New York Stock Exchange.
listed issues.
Volumeonthe Big Board
reached 29.26 million shares In·
the first two hours -a total that.
would be considered heavy for a full day under normal
circumstances. The record for a
full day, set Friday, is 52.28
million.
GG Resident
Slain in
Westminster
By ARTHUR R. VINSEL
OI 1119 Dally f'llet SIAlff
A youth poliee say had no
known enemies and no record of
trouble was shot to death in a
Westminster park Sunday night
while playing racquetball with
bis brother. The gunman walked up and
fired one shot into the chest of
Santos Frank Chavez, 20, then
sprinted from Sigler Park, 7200
Westminster Ave ., and
vanished, investigators said.
'Holocaust' Tuned In As it shot upward al the open-
ing. the Dow broke cleanly
throueb the 800 level, erasinl .U
its losses since early January.
Westminster Police Lt. Joe
Woods said today that Chavez, a
Garden Grove resident, was ap-
parently murdered without any
known motive.
His oldef' brother, Alfred, wit~
nessed the slaying.
NEW YORK CAP> -The first
chapter of "Holocaust." NBC's
four-part, drama on the plight or
Jews in Europe before and dur·
ing World War II. captured
nearly half the Sunday nlgbt
television audience in New York
City and slightly less than that
in Chicago and Los Angeles,
A.C. Nlellen Company Og~
show. C Related story PagelA3.)
Tlle ~t raUn1s for the
three cities were substantially
lower than those for the flnt
episode In ABC'• elabt·part
miniseries, "Roota," telecast in
January 19'77. NBC did not lmmedlately pro-
Jecl tbe Ille of the nationwide
audience for the three-hour
episod,. The network's research
department, however, estimated
an audience of six million in
New York, three million in Los
Angeles and 2.6 milllon in
Chica10.
The TV version of Gerald
Green's novel will run nightly
~ugh Wednesday.-<ChanneTI.
9 tonight) ·
NBC said the Nielsen survey
gave the show a 48 share in New
York City, meaning 48 percent
of the people In the city
watching TV at the Ume were
tuned '° "Holocaust." The nnt
episode ~ "Roots" the eveninl
of Jan. 23, 1977. bad a 52 share ln
New York City.
In Chicago, the share for
''Holocaust" was 43, compared
with 60 for the first chapter of
"Roots." In Los Angeles. it was
43 for "Holocaust" and 63 for the
first "Roots" episode.
A second rating service,
Arbltron, said its survey in Los
Aolele11 showed "Holocaust" ,vlth a %7.7 ratlng, meanmg-zf.7
percent of the homes lo the area
with television were tuned to the
show. ABC had a 14.6 rating in
Loa Anieles at the same Ume,
and CBS wu 12.9, Arbltron said.
Arbitron's rating for
"Holocaust" ln New York wu
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Analysts said the rally that
began last week wu feed.Ina on
itself, attracting additional
buyers anxious not to miss
further market gains.
The upsurge since late last
week has been attributed in
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"By the time any of our of.
flcers arrived, the other wit-
nesses bad sc11ttered like quail,"
Lt. Woods said.
Details of the killing still re·
malned sketchy, Lt. Woods said.
"Ke was approached by a man
and shot," Lt. Woods explained,
Summit Mee~· saying the killer Just caamJy strolled up and pulled a gun out
CAMP DAVID, Md. CA l -" of the waistl>aoo Ofllts trousers.
President Carter and more than Coroner's deputies plaMed an
two dozen aid~a and Cabinet of. autopsy on Chavez, who was
ficiala, secluded on a chilly, pronounced dead on arrival al
wooded mountaintop, wet4t look· We at minster Community
ing today ror ways to Improve Hospital.
their record after 15 months ln He was hit at point·blank
office. <See SLAIN, Pafe AU
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'Psychic
Advised
Murder'
SAN JOSE <AP> -The trial of a prominent Kingsburg •
woman charged with conspiring
to baff her llalband killed has
raised overtonea ol witchcraft
and psychic experiences.
In an opening statement, t.be
attorney for S2-year:OJd Edith
Robinson. said sbe was told by a
p~ycbic that ber husband, Arley,
would die and la~r was advised
to arrange bis death.
Attorney George Carter also
said Mrs. Roblnson turned to
murder by contract only after a
voodoo charm she invoked by
burning a lock of his hair, some
of bis socks and a photograph of
bim did not work. ·
Mrs. Robinson has pleaded in·
nocent by reason of insanity to
charges that she offered an un-
dercover San J08e police officer
$10,000 Oct. 12 to murder her
~l-}'8,r·old husband. The pros·
ecution alleges that under the
contract, the murder was not to
occur until after Jan. 1, 1978, for
tax considerations.
Also charged in the case is
Mrs. Robinson's 35·year·old
daughter, Holly Branch or San
Jose, who allegedly arranged for
her mother t.o talk to the so-
c ailed bit man. She also has
pleaded innocent.
The Robinsons operate
restaurants in Riverside,
Kingsburg, King City and
Stockton and Robinson also is in-
volved in real estate.
Carter told the jury in bis
opening remarks that Mrs.
Robinson got her advi~ from a
Riverside psychic named
Madame Rosalie Detra. She
'became convinced ot Madame
Detra 's powers when the
psychic accurately predicted
that her husband's brother
would be killed in a conatruction
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Coast
Weatber1 Fair tonight through
Tuesday with some high
clouds. Lows tonight 45 to
55. Highs Tuesday 65 to
70.
INSIDE TODAY
A crowd of 16 ,226 at
Anaheim Stadium t.ootobed
the California S\lrf i<ne the
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Bash Trips 2 R~m~il.
NepheuJ's Toiu Gift Leads to Drug BustA
POR'n.ANl>, Ore. <AP) -They Uved In a rnodest mobile
home in Central Oregon with an acin1 poodle and a rock collection
-: two ret.lred WOtnen IUlina lhelr dayi Wilb &ardenlni, llah1Jlf and civic fUDCtioos.
Neither Florice May Be:ai.re. tl, nor Vera Todd Ha)'s. eo, bad
been to Europe and dJdn't eapeet to at their a1e. Then Mill Haya'
nephew ottered them a free trlp -if they'd d:rlve a Mercedes·Beni
umper through Europe for bim. /
M ~ BESSIRE AND MISS Hays. known to friends as Toddie
and Beezie, left. the unJnc:OfPC)rat.ed town of LaPine, populaUon
4,100. cm Aue. 26.
Last December they were 1JTeSted in Sydney, Auslralla and
cbareed with 1tnuggUn1 two tons of huhish, valued at Sl5 mlWon,
·into the CO\Ultry. The druas were concealed In the floor and walls
of the camper. Police called it the largest drug aeliure in Australian history.
The women pleaded guilty to charges of smuggling the drug
Bopping Free
Wisconain Kangaroo 'Sighted'
WAUKESHA; Wis . <A'P> -Is there r eally a wild
kungaroo hopping around in Wisconsin'!
Another sighting Sunday left orficials scratching
their heads, wondering whether such an exotic
creatu:-e might be sharing the suburban landscape
10 miles west of Milwaukee with more common
native animals.
Greg Napientek, 31, and his wife said they were
under lbe fioorboards of the camper, wbicb the~ drove from West
Germany to India and shipped t.o AualraUa. The face a inuimwn
sentence of~ years ln prison and a $100,000 fine. •
AT A HEAIUNG IN NEW South Wales Dl1trlct Court, the
women sald they were tricked into tranaportlnc the drui by MIJs
Hays' nephew who promlaed them an alJ-expe~paJd t.r1p over-
seas durin& a meeting last May. "Vern Todd mentioned grass in the 19'7'1 meellng," Miss
Bessire said. "He said there miabt be a little grass. But. bis em·
phasis was on getting the vehicle here to Australia."
Mlu Bessire said they weren't aware of (.he alae o£ the drug shipment unUl their arrest.
"I am so sorry for the humiliation r have broueht on the Unit·
ed States," a sobbing Mlss Hays told t.he court. •
HER ATJ'ORNEY SAID M~ Hays had been hospllalized re·
cently after five Calls during her imprisonment and was in need of
care for a chronic back ailment. The judge postponed sentencinp
for the pair pending outcome ol a medical report on Miss Hays.
Arrest warrarus were lasued for the nephew. Vern Toda, ud
an Australian, PhiWp Edw\ro Shine, on charges of consptrtnc to
import hashish.
Miss Bessire and Miss Haye moved to Oregon from Southern Callfomid five years ago.
A friend said the women eQjoyed local bingo nights sponsored
-by-the-uons Chtb~y neYer dra~ U.eir-f..i.. when it cama
to donatiooa or helpln1 with coamumity projects."
THELMA MITCHELL, WHO UVES acroes the str~t from the
women. received frequent postcards and letters from them as they
traveled rrom G,!rmany Lo Bombay and then to Australia.
Mrs. Mitchell said Miss Bessire and Miss Hays used t.o work
for Douglas Aircraft in Lone Beach. She said sbe believed both bad
been married briefly at one time and were divol'Ced.
She said Miu Hays, who served int.he NavY ln World War 11.
took disablllty retirement because of her baclc allment.
driving to their Waukesha home about 3 a .m . when "THEY WANTED TO f1ND a place to setue down and just
they spotted an animal alongside a road in the happened on to LaPine," said. Mrs. Mitchell. ''They liked fishing
southe rn part of Waukesha County. and there's lots here. They·~ both very athletic women, except
They said the animal was about 3 12 or four feet Vera can't do much anymore because of her back injury."
tall and about the color of a deer. She said the women collected and polished rocks and had a
Mrs. Napienlek said she thought the animal metal detector to search for objects. They had no children. but
m;:g· ht be a deer ''until it stood up on its hind legs'· they had Suzette, a 14-year-old white poodle.
th · d d 't h d fl d Suzette was blind and nearly deaf but "they loved hen so· and a en JUmpe over a l c an e · couldn't stand to put her to sleep," said Mrs. Mitcbell~She said she
Napientek said he and his wife had not heard the cared for the pet when Miss Bessire and Miss Hays went abroad
news reports of two other kangaroo sightings the and finally h~d to let the dog be put away.
past two weeks. "They are real nice gals. I doo't know how they could have
• ~ten mixed up in anything like they had," said Mrs. Mitchell. ~riama t~'. ;A~~~pt~~·ff .:;;p-~~~j' ,r, .-
By The Auoclat.ecl Press
The Panamanian government
will accept a new compromise
proposal on U.S. intervention
rights under the Panama Canal
treaties, Senate Majority Leader
Robert Byrd said today.
With time running s hort
before Tuesday's final vote on
the treaties, disclosure of the
Panamanian acceptance gave
new hope to treaty supporters
that the agreements would be
approved.
It was not known, however. if
a key senator who has con·
sistently urged strong U.S. In·
tervention rights would accept a
<:hange to the treaties worked
out by Byrd and other leaders of
the pro-treaty fight.
That senator, Dennis DeCon·
cini, D·Ariz., was not involved in
the recent discussions with
Panamanian oUicials. and an
aide said today it is up to Senate
leaders to come to DeConcini
with the latest compromise ef·
fort.
"The ball is in their court,"
the aide said.
Meanwhile. In Panama, na·
tlonal guardsmen tossing tear
gas grenades broke up a dem-
onst r atton today by student
Tavern Fight
Proves Fatal
LOS ANGELES <AP)-A 41·
year.old tow truck driver has
died of injuries he received in a
fight at a Culver City bar.
Richard Floyd Glass wu
stabbed and clubbed in the head
during the Saturday night inci·
dent. which involved as many as
eight persons, police Sgt. Phillip
Stone said. Authorities said they
were seeking a man who fatally
attacked Glass.
opponents of the Canal treaties
who hurled red, white and blue
paint canisters against the U.S.
Embassy walls.
About 100 University of
Panama students marched on
the embassy, carrying signs
reading "Reject the Treaties"
and passing out handbills calling
for '' An End to U.S. Colonialism.''
About 30 guardsmen bad been
stationed at the embassy, and began using tear gas when the
demonstrators flung paint
canisters at the buildin~.
Aliso Creek
Plan Given
State Award
Orange County government's
proposed plan tor the 19-mile
Aliso Creek open space and
recreation corridor has won one
of six California awards from
the American Institute of Plan·
ners.
The plan involves a network of
trails and parks stretching from
the Cleveland National Forest to
the Pacific Ocean south of
Laguna Beach.
County planning com·
missioners last w~k endorsed
the plan and it now will go
before supervisors.
The Aliso Creek planning ef·
fort started in 1973 when a
citizens' study cQmmittee sub·
milted a report calling for the
corridor stretching Crom the
.. forest to the sea."
The American Institute of
Planners called the plan a
"practical instrument forged by
citizens who, through foresight
and conviction, had an image of
Aliso Creek as a resource to be
protected, used and enjoyed by all. ..
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Byrd declined to describe in
detail the language or a treaty
reservation he plans to propose,
but it is known to say the United
States does not intend to in-
terfere in internal Panamanian
affairs.
The reservation also would
preserve the U.S. right to keep
the canal operating even if it
were threatened by a work stop-
,1>age inside Panama.
Byrd and other treaty backers
met Sunday with Panamanian
Ambassador Gabriel Lewis and
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JEWS •••
slightly lower than Nielsen's -
29. 7 for Arbitron to 32.6 for
Nielsen.
The Niel.lien share figures re-
f er to televfs\on sets actually in
use, while the Arbilron ratings
calculate homes with television
-including those in which the
TV sets are not in use at the
lime.
"Roots" .averaged a 66 per-
cent share nationwide for the
eight-night run. generally in·
creasing Its audience toward the
final episode Jan. 30, which
became' the highest rated show
ever.
Marine Slain
By Wife in
Marital Spat
OCEANSIDE CAP) -Police
say a Marine sergeant who was
under psychiatric care at Camp
Pendleton bas been shot to death
after allegedly threatening his
wife and her mother.
s uggested the ne west com·
promise to him.
Later; Byrd said, he was in·
formed "they Ct.he Panaman·
ians) find il a di~nified solution to a difficult problem."
To preserve the delicate coali·
lion that narrowly approved the
first treaty, Senate leaders are
in the midst of an intensive ef·
fort to insure the Unijed Stat.es
has tbe dlbL~ tile U11tJ
open wlille preservtng Panamao·
ian sovereignty.
The inlervenUo~ illue is
critical because Tuesefay's fmal
vote is expected to be edremely
cl.ose.
Thais Honor
Slain Escapee
BANGKOK, Thailand CAP> -
An elderly woman shot on a
sandbar in t.be Mekong River by
!..aotian soldiers aa she was try.
ing lo escape to Thailand has
been cremated by sympathetic
Thal viJlagers, the Bangkok
World reported.
The newspaper said a
boatload of 10 Laotians crossed
the river before dawn Saturday
and landed on the sandbar on
the Thai aide of the ·river near
Nong KhaJ. Laotian soldiers on
the other bank spotted the group
and opened fire with machine
guns, but only the woman was
hit.
Arter her body lay on the bar
for 13 hours. Thai villagers
rowed out with rubber tires and ~asoline a nd built a funeral pyre.
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IRS Expect,1
9Million
WASHJNGTON <.AP>
The JnternaJ Revenue
Service Umates \bat 9 mllllon peopto ire mallinc
their ,federa1 income tax
returna today. The fUin1
deadline lo most of th•
United SUtes is midni&ht
tonJght.
An IRS spokesman, Rod
Young, said .i.w that 28.5
mlllion Ametlcan1 wlll
have sent In their returns
ln the nnal week.
The deadline was ex·
tended two days because
the normal riling deadline
of April 15 came on a
Saturday.
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Jobless . .
Dips in
·eounty
Unemployment In Orance
County dipped JUJbtl)' in Man:h
to roach s. l perceot. accordlni
to t11ur911 Nleaed todQ bJ the state Empl9Yment O.Velopmeat
Departmenl tEDDt
Tbe monthly labor report
showed tbete were IS0,800 county
residents unemplo)'ed In March
while the total number of
employed climbed to 963.lOO.
A month earlier the number of
employed county residents alood
al 913,400 and there were ~.300
people shown on the unemployed
rolls as the county's unemploy·
ment rate stood at 5.2 percent.
VOODOO Over a year's Ume, EDD in·
dlcated that the total number of • • • jobs available In Orange County
accident. Carter said .
Madame Dttra later told Mrs. Rohlason.. bet .husband us
··possessed • .. by his 4ead
· brother's aplrlt, shortly before
Robinson began swearing,
drinking and dressing like his
brother used to, Carter said.
A prediction that RQbinson
would die put Ills wife "in tor·
ment," Carter said. ··Sbe want·
ed it over wlth," be said, liken·
ing the situation to the anguish
someone would feel if a tloomed
relative were lying in the
hospital.
When the voodoo technique of
burning her hus band 's
possessions failed to kill him,
Mrs. Robinson began telling
frieQds she was "thinking of"
hav.._g her husband killed ,
Carter said.
A friend of Mrs. Robinson's
daughter apparently heard word
. of the plot and notified police,
grew from 891,800 i11 march of
1977 to reach last. month's peak
ot981,900Jobs.
Tft11 advan1t m ~ between
Febtuary and Mat~eh came
across the employmebt boards
as EDO showed, for example.
3.900 added construction jobl\
a nd 2,200 new jobs in retai{
trade.
'l'be seryice industries-'-which
include medical and health
services, gained an estimated
1,600 new jobs while government
payrolls in the county went up
by 900 workers in March.
Despite continued rains, farm
employment rose by 1,800 jobs
last month, according to EDD's
figures.
The department's analyst pre·
dlcted "that employment
grpwtb Cirr Orange County)
should ,.run momentum in the
second quarter of 1918 to make up
for delays in con.&truction and in·
dustrial relocation caused by poor ho s.ent an under over agent to weather." -~-~~~-JJ. -~-~-·.· ~ fl'. 1.'' .. ,, • : ,, it ( .... ,..---. ..,... -~ ,_
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Clara Superior Court
118 Girl, 15,
Assaulted
At Knif epoint
Huntington Beach police are
searching today for two women
who kidnapped a 1S-year-0ld girl
·at knifepolnt. drove b~re·
mote area near Corona and &ex·
ually assaulted her.
Police Sgt. Luis Ochoa '18.id
the young girl was seriously
shaken by the .incident last week
but not hospitalized.
The girl had just missed a
school bus Wednesday morning
at 7:45 a.m . when two women
drove up and offered her a ride
to school, Ochoa said. The vic-
tim estimated they were 25 and
36 years old,
One of the women produced a
knife and ordered the girl into
the vehicle. After driving to
Corona, the women sexually as.
saulted the girl and left her.
A motorist took her to the
Corona Police Department. She
was later reunited with her
family.
Mideast Talks
BEIRUT. Lebanon CAP>
U.N. Secretary-General Kurt
Waldheim be~an talks here to·
day with Lebanese and Palestin·
tan leaders on his proposal to
beef up the UN. peacekeeping
force in southern Lebanon. He
mes to Jerusalem toni~ht to try
to speed up Israel's w1thdrawaJ
from the region
TALLMAN. •
biplane to a 747 jumbo jet.
He had recently completed a
segment of "Black Sheep
Squadron," a television series
on World War II flying ace
Gregory •'Pappy" Boyington.
Signals from an emergency
locator transmitter aboard
Tallman's craft led searchers to
the site or the wreckage Sunday
morning, alm011t 24 hours alter
z.,tlman le(Ube Bay Area.
Tallman is survived by h1.s wife, Ruth, of Newport Beach, son Frank Gifford Tallman IV of •
Jrvi.ne, daughter Gail Leake of
Torrance, his mother Inez
Tallman ol New Jersey, brother
Foster Tallman o( New Jersey
and sister Trudy Jay of La Jolla.
Funeral arrangements are
pending.
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range, police said.
Investigators said that while
Chavez' parents are so dis·
traught they have not yet been
able lo interview them, bis older
brother -still in a state of
shock -was questioned.
He could shed no light on why
anyone would sJmpty walk up
and execute Frank. Lt. Woods
said .
Brezhnev Appeal
PRAGUE. Czechoslovakia
<AP > -Soviet President Leonid
I. Brezknev appealed for an eod
to the arms race in a message to
the opening of the n inth
Congress of the World Trade
Union Federation.
Stone added that the right
broke out when Glass attempted
to intervene In an argument
between his wite, Betty, and
another woman.
STOCKS •••
large measure lo a rush of buy.
ing by Investing institutions
which had built up large re·
serves or cash.
Sgt. Roger D. Timzoff, 25 as.
signed lo the lsl Marine Division
at Camp Pendleton, died Friday
at Tri·City Hospital after being
struck in ttie head and hand with
a shotgun blast, police said.
Timzoffs estranged wife, Sal·
ly, 24, told investigators she
fired at her husband after being
forced into a rear bedroom of
her parents' home.
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But fon•j~n investors also
were said to be playing a sJgnlfi-
canl role -especially today,
with the dollar adding lo its re·
cent gains against leading
foreign currencies.
The rally continued to extend
into almost every sector of the
market excpept ror the 1otd
~tocks , whic h showed some
losses as bullion prices feU in
Europe.
Flrst·hour volume on the Big
Board reached 17.•8 mlllion
shares, surpassing the openinl·
hour record of 14.97 million set only Friday.
The Oow 's early 1a1n, ex
traordinary as it was, fell a tittle
short of eatablishing a record.
The average leaped 21.60 point.$
Jn the first 30 minutes or trading
Feb. 13, 1973. ,
161.h Victim Diee
CINCINNATI <AP> -A 16th
person haa died from burns auf .
fered wben a derailed tanker car
exptoded ln Waverly, Tenn .. in
February.
Police saJd Timwff had forced
open the front door to confront
his wlf e and her mother at gun.
point.
Mrs. Timzoff told officers her
husband lunged at her and she
fired.
Move Nixed
WASHINGTON CAP> -The
U .S. Supreme Cou rt today
turned away an attempt by JI.
llools authorities to weaken the
protection of criminal suspects'
rights under the court's Miranda
decision.
The ju,.,tices left Intact an or·
der by the llllnola Supreme
Court that convicted murdarer
WaJter Washinaton Jr. get a new
trial In the 197• ahoot.tn1 death ot
• 16·year.o1d Rockford. m .• boy.
State Attorney General
Wllllam J. Scott appealed Ole
slate court's order. He con·
tended that Washington'• rilbt.a
were adequately protected.
.,
THE RESULTS SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES.
Wundham Leigh ~f~,~;pn 1
Asshown-
Oiamond Engagement
Ring by Jean Francois
Albert, three time winner
of DeBeers National
Award for Jewelry Design.
18 Karat Polished Gold,
also available in hand
textured bark finish.
'900
Prtce6 m 11)1 vary due lo customer
prete1ence in c11omond aelectlon.
127 Fashion Island.
Newport Center. Newport Beach
Telephone: (714) 644·0501
Negoti.aton for the Newport·
' Mesa Unified Sebool District
wUl meet with teacher repreaen·
taUves Wednesday to start look·
tq foe-a RVen percent solution.
That's the difference between
l
the Initial district pay offer ol a
three percent raise ,nd tbe
Newport-Mesa Education As·
soclation's request for a one.
year 10 percent raise
Don Klmltle, pNs\c\ent ol • NMEA, Ytbich represents tbe
dlatrlct'1 1,250 teachen under a .
state con.etive bargaining law,
baa branded the dlatrict'a initial
oiler u a "token,"
Consl~ a six percent bllce
in the cost of 1Jvln1, Kimble
says, the district's "eeon0mlc
package ol three percent" would
represeat • lolt tO tsarMr8.
Dlstriet olfte.... llaYe eon-
ftrmed tbllt two~ OOD· tained ID tM bdtla1 olfw-eall ,_.
the wttbdrawal of U1 Pa1 ia· creases l( the Jarvls-0 .... tax
initJatlw paaes th1I JUDI.
Tbe NMEA 's boar4 ol dine-
ton hu dratiecl a telOlutlop op-posine .,....,. ot J.,,,11, Wbieh
would cut d1striet reweuee by
n.t ...... ment allows ~ teaeberl' w.t pay ldke nqumt
uDcler a eo-callecl ••reopener
cla411e" -
In €rash
Los Angeles investigators,
combed the wrec:ble of the
plane Sunday and ta stlU Hettnc
the cauN of the CTUb.
TaUman died IOIDetiJne Slltur·
day when bis. Plper A1tec
crashed l'1 ~ &errein..,.
An instructor who eamed
$14,081 per year before last
A,..11'1 acreemeot will see a
Nlal'1 iDcre:ue to S!S.341 by tbe
time tbe current pay contract expires.
AD Mded 10 percent would
pub tbll annual income flpre
toae,a
Kimble, a music teacher at
Rea Middle School. slid the
T .. ay's ~letJJag
N.Y. Steeks
t TEN CENTS
~: .
NMEA allo will renew its re·
quest for "binding arbitration,"
a 1rieva.nce procedure in which
a third party hu final say in dis·
pules between the dlatrlct and
teachers.
The cUJTent procedure, known
· as advieory arbltratlon, allows
the district to reject or accept a
ruUng from a third party.
s:,~~ Ptlk o( Stid4t~k " ...... ~'". Oa~ • ....-beldldMee tco•tfn1 mov•, loc.Uou, to Oran1~ C••• 1 Airport, authorities said.
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FRANK TALLMAN PREPARES FOR 1969 FLIOHT IN ANCIENT CURTISS "'SHER
Memorial FUgh\ at Belbo• Honored Orange County Avletlon PlonHr Gle"n Metttn
Dad of Mesa
Police Chief
'" Dead at 83
Private family services will be
held Tuesday for WiHiam S.
Neth of Costa Mesa, who died
Friday at the age of 83.
Mr. Neth was the father of
Costa Mesa Police Chief Roger
Neth.
Services will be held at Bell
Broadway Chapel, with burial al
Harbor Lawn Memo.rial Park.
Mr. Neth was a farmer for 40
years in Iowa, moving lo Costa
Mesa when be retired 20 years
ago. He was a member of the
First United Methodist Church
in Costa Mesa.
Survivol'll, ln addition to CMel
Neth, include Mr. Neth's wife,
Seim a Neth of Costa Mesa;
another son, William Neth ot
Costa Mesa; brothers, Burl Neth
of California and Leo Neth of
Nevada...i_, sisters, Hazel Benson
ol Fountain Valley and Ttfta
Lynd of Oregon ; five
grandchildren, and one great·
grandchild
Fatal Crash Probed
CHATSWORTH (AP> -The
National Transportation Safety
Board and the Federal Aviation
Administration are lnvestiaaUng
a weeltend plane craah that
killed a flJght instructor and her
pupil during a tralnin& tllgbt. ·
Sllerlff'a rescue teams Sunday
located the wreckage of the
Cessna 152 and the bodies of
Kathy Youna, %7, of San Fernan.
do, and Allen Stlener, 35, Van
• NUY•. on a Santa Susana Moun-1
&.aJ.n rt.d&e.
" ••
Below 'Boots'
'Holocaust' Dra'WS
Milliom to TY
NEW YORK CAP > -The first
chapter or "Holocaust," NBC's
four-part, drama on the plight of
Jews in Europe before and dur·
ing World War II, captured
nearly half the Sunday night
television audience in New. York
City and slightly less than that
in Chicago and Los Angeles,
A.C. Nielsen Company figures show. C Related story Page A3. >
The overnight raUngs for the
three cities were substantiaJly
lower than those for the first
episode in ABC's eight-part
miniseries~Roots," telecast in January,l'lfn. -
NBC did not immediately pro-
ject the size or the nationwide
Jl\ldlence for the three-hour
episode. 'Ibe network's research
department, however, estimated
an audience of six million in
New York, three million In Los
Angeles and 2.6 million in
Ch le ago.
The TV version of Gerald
Green's novel will run nightly
through Wednesday. <Channel 4,
9 tonight>
NBC said the Nielsen survey
gave the show a 48 share ln New
York City, meaning 48 percent
df the people ln the city
Open Home Set
Costa Meu Hilb SCboot wUJ
open Its doors Tuesday from '1 to
9 p.m. for lls annual open house.
watching TV at the time were
tuned to "Holocaust.'' The first
episode of "Roots" the evening
of Jan. 23, urn, had a 52 share in
New York City
In Chicago, the share for
"Holocaust" was 43, compared
with 60 for the first chapter of
"Roots." In Los Angeles, it was
43 for "Holocaust•' and 63 for the
first "Roots" episode.
A second rating service,
Arbitron, said its survey ln Los
Angeles showed "Holocaust"
with a Z7.7 rating, meaning Zl.7
percent of the homes in the area
with television were tuned to the
show. ABC had a 14.8 rating in
Los Angeles at the same time.
and C.»S w~ 12.9, Arbitron said.
Arbflron's ratlng fol'
''Holocaust" in New York was
slightly lower than Nielsen's -
29. 7 for Arbitron to 32.6 for
Nielsen.
The Nielsen abare figures re·
fer to Jelevts\on lets actually in
uae, whJle lhe Arbitron ratlnp
calculate homes with telerisloo
-lnchadln1 thoH 1n which Uk.
TV sets are not ln uae at the
time.
"Roots" averaged a es per·
cent share nationwide for ~
el1ht·ni1ht run, 1enerally In·
creasiq Ill audience toward the
final epleode .Jaa. 80, wllieb
became the hl&hest rated show
ever.
..•,.
Ta11man, who _... ~
alooe, died instantly at &he Ume
of Impact, corooer's officials
said.
The NTS8 spokesman said it
tao 't yet known if stormy
weather over Orange County
played a role in tM &r-.edy.
He 1.S T~ bad not ftJed
a fllgbt plaQ bat tut Ma not do-
1111 IO wasn't UIHIAaal. So far.
the spokeeman slid, no alr tnf·
rte cont.rol1'r$ ._ve beta folacl
who talked with Tallman clwbw
the fll&ht.
Inveatiptioo ls.OCJDUaulnl and
will lnchjk a rout1M cheek l-.o
Tallman'• pby1tca1 cond1Uoo,
the spokesman said . Tallman, who· would lane
been :ii today. bed beea a flier
and stunt pilot for more llaan 40
years. He was Heenaed ·to Qy
everytbln« from a World Wu I
biplane to a 747 Jumbo Jet.
<See TALLllAN. Pase A2)
BlazeHita
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COSTA MESA-PARAMEDICS TREAT ACCIDENT VICTIM
Two Men Were Injured, One Critically, In Conlalon
Driver 'Critical'
In CM Cycle Crash
A Santa Ana motorcyclist is in
crltical condition today, suffer-
ing severe bead injuries. after
Ids bike smllsbed into the rear of
a car Sunday afternoon on
Newport Boulevard In Costa
Mesa, police said.
A pusenger on the motorcy.
cle. 32-vear·old Peter John
Painter,· of 228 Albert Place,
Costn Mesa, also was admitted
to ( osta Mesa Memorial
Hospltal following the 5:30 p.m.
collision.
His condition today was listed
as stable.
Mella Company Unemployment
The operator of the motorcy.
cle, 24-year·old Scott Alan
WUJis, is being treated in the
bospit &l's in~nsive care unit.
Police said the pdir were
northbound on Newport
Boule 1ard just soutb of 20th
Street when Willis' machine
smashed into the rear of a car
driven by 35-year-old Timothy
Josept Knoll of Santa Ana. Knoll
was uninjured.
Fire ol UIMletermlned orllin
Ignited the-roof .of llaater
Specialties Codlpany, 164.0
Monrovia Ave., Coeta Mesa, ao
electroaics company, toda~:
Firemen were able to cootrol
the blue bef91"J ma,jor damqe was done to tbe ttnacture. ,
Tbousb th~ bulldl•I was
e.v a c\lated, a telephone swltcbboard operator was
permitc.d to stay llaakle the
buJfdlng to fteld ulll.
Ealim"'8 ol daal*i• were un· avallat>Je. · ,.
#
,~-~
9Million
WASRIN01'0N tAP>-
Tbe lnteraal Reveaue Sentce estllDMea that t mlWoa people .,.. maUlal
their federal bacome tax returu todl)t. TM fllia&
deadline ID mblt at lite Uol~ St.tM la midalpt torus ht.
An llS "'*"man, Bod Youl)f,Nlcl 'U.O~a.s
mUUoD AmeriHBI •Ill b•m• .. ....., ntUl'DI l• ,... ....... .
b• ~ .......... .
ttnd.a '"..,. Wcauae U.. wmaJ ftlDI dMdMM
of AprU· 11 came " a Satu.t'dq. •
lnOCDropa
in March Tally
Unemployment in Orange
County clipped sllebtJy In March to reach 5.1 percent, according
to flsures released today by the state Employment Development
Department <EDm.
Tbe monthly labor report
showed there were S0,800 county
residents unemployed In March
white the total number of
employfld climbect to 983,too.
A month earlier the number of
employed eount-y residents stood
at 113,400 and there were ~.300
people abown on the unemployed
rolls u the counu's unemploy-
ment rate stood at 5.2 percent. -o.er a year'a time. EDD in·
dlcated that the total number ol Jobe available lD Oranae Coimty
INW fn>m 81U,800 in march of wn to reach last month's peak
ol9".IOOJobl.
The advance 1n Jobi between
February end N'.arch came
acrou tbe employment boardl
u EDD abowed, for example,
i.too added c:onatructlon Jobi
aad 2.JQO new Jobi ln retail
trade.
Tbe aervlce industries, which
lnehade medical and bealtb
M"ices, galoed an atimated
l,800 new jOb& while.1overoment
payrollt" in die count, ~ up
<See I081·888. Pase Ai>
PoUc.-e have not determlned
the cause of the accident, and in·
ve.1tlgators were uncertain if
either of the two men on the
motorcycle were wearing pro-
tective headgear.
Coast
Weather
Fair tonight through
Tuesday wittt some high
clouds. Lows tonight 45 to
55. Highs Tuesday 65 to w.
l~SIDE TOD"~
A crow<( of 16 ,226 at
Anaheim StadJum watched
the Califtmdo Surf lose the
firtt of a ~me home
ltaad. StorJ/, pho(oa, Bl.
latlex
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· TONIOlll' COSTA llESA 'CJTV 00\Jl'\
C1L -Jleaular meetiq, Cl\1 Hall, $:30p.m.
LOS ANGELES CHAMBER
"ORCHESTRA -OCC
Auditorium, l ;IO p.m . ..,,50
OCC LECTURE -"Divorce,
Your Options.'' Fine Arts 119, 7:30 p.m.
COASTLINE LECTURE -
"Understanding CTiminal
Justice System," Unitarian
Unlverullat Church. 7 p.m.
TUESDA \' • A Pali. 11
COASTLINE LECTURE ··women in American FUm,"
Costa Mesa Women's . Club, 7 p.m .
"VOLPONE" -South Cout
<Repertory Theater, Tuesday.
Sunday through APrll 23, 8 p.m.
' ' B E H r"N t> T H E
HEADLINES" -Dr. Giles T.
Brown lecturer, OCC Forum,
7:30p.m.
Top Fireman
DueHorwrs
At BreakftUlt
Surges
Again
NEW YORK CAP> -TM
stoelt market ran up another
sharp gain today in a power(w
wave ol buyin• that even IUJ·
pused Friday's record pace" '
acUvlty.
The Dow Jonee averafe of 30
indu1tria.la climbed 14.99 points
to 810.12. Volume totaled
63,500,000 shares after a 19. 75-
point jump Friday.
Gainers outd.latanced losers by close to a 2·1 margin among New
York Stock Excbange-llsled is·
sues.
Volume on the Blg Board
reached 29.26 mllfion shares ln•
tlle first two hours -a total that would be considered heavy for a
full day under normal
. circumstanc~~ The record for a
Volume on the Big Board
reached 29.26 million Sbatef 'in.
the first two hours ~ a total thaf
•ould be considered beavr ftw •-
full day under normal
circumstances. The record for a
full day, set Friday, is 52.28
million.
1\s it shot 11pward al the open-
ing. the Dow broke cleanly
through the 800 level, erasing all
its losses since early JanWlfYt'
Analysts said the rally tbat
began last week was feeding on
Fl re men from 'Newport itself, attracting additional
Beach, Costa Mesa and Irvine buyers. anxious not to miss
will be honored at a breakfast further market gains.
Thursday 11ponsored by the The upsurge since late last
Newport Harbor-Costa Mesa week baa been attributed In
Board ol Realtors. large measure to a l'Ulh of buy-
Named Firemen ol tbe Year ing by investing institutions
al the Marriott Hotel event will which had built up large re-
be Bob McClelland of Costa serves ol cash.
M~sa, Gerald Schorr of Irvine But foreign investors also
and Jerf6 Strom of ·Newport were said to be playing a sJgnifi-
Beach. cant role -~especially' tOda.y, ~ _,.~!5~er~l~ will be wiUt l~ dollar adding to i~ re·
: ~~.. . ...... itlh · . _., ·•~ --~~.AJ.PJ.rnt~ea!i_q ~
iJ(1 f ". IJl'!fl it O'\, ---~~~ ... ~-~ " • Pinkard, who pc)rtrays la doctor.. · · '"" ~
on TV's "Emergency" series. •
The Corona del~ar High _81mny Skies School Jau Band will provide
music and the Color Guard from See Af
the E~ Toro Marine -Base will 0 ter participate.
Tickets for the breakfast,
which i& open to the pubuc. are New Sto~ $6.25 and can be reserved -by .a .a.a.a
calling 646-1671.
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TALLMAN. •
He had recently completed a
segment or "Black Sheep
Squadron,'' a television series
on World War JI flylns ace
Gregory "Pappy" Boyington.
Signals from an emergency
locator transmitter aboard
Tallman's craft led searchers to
the site or the wreckage Sunday
morning, almost 24 hours after
Tallman left the Bay Area.
Tallman is survived by his
wife, Ruth, of Newport Beach
son Frank Gifford Tallman IV of
Irvine, daughter Gail Leake or
Torrance, his mother Inez
Tallman or New Jersey, brother
Foster Tallman of New Jersey
and sister Trudy Jay or La Jolla.
. Funeral arrangements are
pending.
Thais Honor
Slain Escapee
BANGKOK , Thailand <AP> -
An elderly woman sbdl on a
sandbar in the Mekong River by
Laotian soldiers as she was try·
ing to escape to Thailand has
been cremated by sympathetic
Thai villagers, the Bangkok
World reported.
Although Orange Coast resi-
dents' m,ay spot some high clouds
Tuesday, no rain is expected for
Southern California through
Wednesday, according to the
National Weather Service.
The weather should be sunny
and wamier witb highs Tuesday
between 65 and 70 degrees.
Nighttime lows will range from
45 to 5S degrees. ·
A weekend s torm over
Southern California brought the
area average to 32.78 Inches, the
third highest seasonal level re-
ported. The all-time high for
area rainfall was set ln 1883-84
with a .,-eported 38.18 inches for
the season total.
In lbe Orange Coast area, the
highest reported rainfall was at
the Moulton Niguel Treatment
·Plant with .84 inches falling
between Saturday and Sunday
mornings.
The weekend storm brought
the seasonal total at the tre~!
ment plant to 30.99 inches, not a
record, but much "higher than
,last year's 8.02 inches ..
In Costa Mesa, Orange Coast
College recorded 50 inches of
rain over the weekend. The
season total to dale al OCC is
27 .91 inehes compared to 8.0ti
inches received lastyeartodale.
Santa Ana received .:W inches
or ram over the weekend, bring-
ing the season to date to 28.35 in-
ches. Last year's season to date
was 8.38 inches of rain.
The Orange County Harbor
Patrol in Newport Beach report·
ed .38 inches or rain over the
weekend, raising the season
rainfall to 25.89 inches to date.
Last year, 8.30 Inches of rain
were reported as the season
lotal to date.
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MAS. RAMSEY WITH HEA TRIPLETS, MARK, LAURA AND MICHAEl
At One lrvlne Home, They'll Need a Couple of Extr• Cffb•
Three of a Kind
Tnpkta Bom to Irvine MotMr
By TONY A BAME'IT "Tony la surprised beeau.e his fatber
oi ... INlf¥ ""'....., and I neftf' told him there would be more Tony Ramsey of Irvine was told by bis than one baby for sure," Mn. Ramsey said
parents be would soon have a baby sister or from her boepit.al bed. "But Duane and I had
brother, but the 4-year-old boy wu surprised ·expected triplet.a for qulte a while."
~~!e:t0~:U:!:heh:adbo:: ::~ slblinp -THERE WILL BE A few chan1es
'
Panama
~oOkay
New Pact
By 1'le Alloda&ed PreN
Tbe Panamanian aovernment
will accept a new compromi8e
proposal on U.S. lnt•rvenUon
rtabts undier the Panama Canal
treaties. Senate lla.Jority Leader
Robert Byrd sa.ld tod~.
With tlme runnlne abort
before Tuesday's final vote on
tbe treaUes. cllsclolure of the
Panamanian acceptance save
new hope to treaty aupporters
that the agreement. would be
approved.
lt wu not known, however. If
a key senator wbo baa con·
alstently ~ st!'Oft& U.S. ln· terventloo ta would accept a
change to treaUes worked
out by Byrd ana other leaden ol
the pro.treaty fight .
That senator. Dennis DeCon·
cini, D·Ariz .• was not involved in
the recent di1cuastons with
Panamanian offlctals, and an -alct.-aald loda)LJUa UR.Jo SPate
l(!aden to come to DeConclni
with the Latest compromise ef·
fort.
"The ball is ln their court,"
the aide said.
Meanwhile, In Panama, na-
tlonal 1uardsmen tossing tear
1as grenades broke up a dem·
onatration today by student
opponents of the Canal treaties
who burled red, white and blue
paint canisters against the U.S.
Embassy walls.
About 100 University or
Panama students marched on the embassy, carrylna slgos
reading .. Reject the Treaties"
and passing out handbills calling
fot "An End to U.S. Colonialism.'·
. . .. . . . -utecame of ~e sudden baby boom at the
Hi11'fodler, 'M'"': MariannerRamaey. de-Ramsey reSidence, the 31-year-0.ld mother ·
livered triplets early Sunday mominl at 8-n· aayd. ( • · ._ .~ GG R ' • ·-' _:nl ·~~ a .. p11a1. 'hie odds . "We're vtnnntng on eonYerllng • .e81ue ~•r~rr;,·-.: -. ~~~·~·-~~R~-~~ll:i;;~· .... ~,. ... ·
Book Encyclopedia. , tJUn5k'~ ~have O\U bandll qalte full."
THE THREE BABIES, two boys and a TWO OF mE NBwB0.Ns· ba!e been.
girl, are "doing fine," Mrs. Ramsey said. named. Michael Paul and Laura Michelle,
"They're all healthy and I've been allowed to Mrs. Ramsey sald. The second box.bu been
hold them." named Mark but sUll needa a middle rwpe.
E',....PageAJ
JOBLESS •..
'by 900 workers in March .
Despite continued rains, farm
employment rose by 1,800 jobs
last month, according to EDD's
figures.
The department's analyst pre-
dicted "that employment
growth <in Orange County>
shouJd gain momentum in the
second qu4rter of 1978 to make up
for delays in construction and in·
dustrlal relocation caused by poor
weather.··
Crummy Day
For Mesa's
Aries TypeB?
Tbe folks who put together the
in -house nt!wsletter al Costa Mesa .,
City Hall certainly don't pull any
astrological punches.
In the latest edition of the
"Orbit." the Mesa mysliC$ offer
the following forecast for those
unlucky enough to be born
between March 21 and April 19!
"Aries ... you a e the pioneer
type, and hold m~t people ln con-
tempt. You are qulck·tempered,
impatient and scornful or advice.
You a re not verv nice.··
(.;lly spate consultants are
now scanning their ctiarts ·to
come up with a Taurus
"borrorscope."
Jane 1.2 Set
Swiss Vault Trial
~red Delayed
A two-month delay was
ordered today in tbe Orange
County Supe,rior Court trial ol
two men accused of defrauding
the Swtu Vault. repoeltory In
Santa Ana of more than $1
million ln precious metals.
Presldlni Judie Byron K .
McMillan granted the delay
sought by lawyers for Jack
Fulton ol Corona del Mar and
Vincent Carrano ol Seal Beach.
Both men bad been scheduled to
race trial today.
Fulton and Carrano were
ordered to return June 12 for
trial on charges of grand theft
and filing a false inaurance
claim. Pretrla.t· actlon was
scheduled-for May 8 and May 17.
It is aJleged that the pair
embezzled an estimated $1.1
million in precious metals rrom
the Swiss Vaults and then told
police that unknown intruders
robbed the premises arter luring
Carrano to the repository.
Santa -Ana police who rushed
to the building found Carn.no
tied to an overturned chair.
DoubUul officers said he told
them Intruders forced blm at
gunp0lnt to open the vault..
Carrano and Fulton remain
free pend.lng trial on SlS,000 bail
each.
Rights Hold;
Move Nixed
W ASIHNGTON (AP> -The U .S . Supreme Court today
turned away an attempt by JI .
llnols authortlles .to weaJceq the
protecllon of criminal suspects'
rights under the court's Miranda
decision.
The justices left intact an or-
der by the Illinois Supreme
Court that convicted murderer
Walter Washington Jr. get a new
trial in the 1974 sbooting death of
a 16-year-old Rockford. Ill .. boy.
.. Westminster
By ARTHUR R. VINSEL °' .. .,..., ...... """'
A youth police say had no
known enemies and no record ol
trouble was shot to death in a
Westmlnster park Sunday nlpt
while playing racquetball with
bis brother.
The gunman walked up and
fired one shot into lbe chest ol
Santos Frank Chavez, 20. then sprinted from Sigler Part, .7300
West minster Ave., and
vanished. investigators said.
Westminster Police Lt. Joe
Woods said today that Chavez, a
Garden Grove resident. was ap-
parently murdered without any
known motive.
His older brother, Alfred, wit-
nessed the slaying.
"By the time any or our of.
flcers arrived. the other wit-
nesses had suttered like quail,"
Lt. Woods said.
Details ol the killing still re-
mained sketchy, Lt. Woods said.
"He was approached by a man
and shot," Lt. Woods explained.
saying the killer JUSl calmly
strolled up and pulled a gun <M
or the waistband of his trousers.
Coroner's deputies planned an
autopsy on Chavez, who was
pronounced dead on arrival at
Westrnlnster Comm'unity
Hospital
lie was hit at point-blank
range, police said.
Investigators said that while
Chavez' parents are so dis-
traught they have not yet been
able to interview them, his older
brother -still in a state of
shock -was questioned.
The newspaper s aid a
boatload of 10 Laotians crossed
the river before dawn Saturday
and landed on the sandbar on
the Thai side of the river near
Nong Khal. Laotian soldiers on
the other bank spotted the group
and opened flre with machine
guns. but only the woman was
hit
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Religion Blamed
In Chaplin Case
LOS ANGELES <AP) -
Charlie Chaplin's body was
stolen from its Swlss trave
because he was a Jew burled in
a non-Jewish cemetery. tbe Los
Angeles Herald-Examiner re-
ported ~ay.
A Hollywood reporter for tbe
newspaper, James Bacon,
quotes a source close to the
Chaplin family u saying, "The
theft of Charlie's body from his
grave is strictly a matter or re·
liglon and nothln1 else. No
ransom was demanded and
Lady Chaplin waa told im-
mediately where she could find
the body."
Bacon added that the unlden·
lifted source said noo-Jewtsh
families whose relatives were
burled In the cemetery at
Corsler·Sur-Vevey opposed the
pretence ol CbapUn 'a body and
removed lt.
Chaplin. who was born a Jew,
died Clu11tmu D~ at qe 88.
His body was stolen lo early
I 1
March.
According to Bacon's Swiss
source, Oona Chaplin was
notified of . the body's location
within 24 hours .rter 1l disap-
peared from tbe vlllace
cemetery. No ransom has been
demanded for the body,
although Chaplin's estate has ..
been eeUmated to be as high as
$100 million.
Mrs. Chaplin, who is the
daughter of American
playwriaJit Euiene O'Neill, has
not been available for comment,
the newspaper said.
The reporter's source was
quoted as saytn1 Mn. Chaplin
was humiliated because "she
knows she can never re-bury 1l
<the body) ln the lllUe cemetery
near the home they both loved
for more than a quarter c.n·
tury." ·
1he Chaplin• lived on a SS.
acre estate ovorlooklna uke
Geneva.
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TAUMAN FLIES THROUGH BILLBOARD FOR SCENE IN 'IT'S A MAO, MAD, MAO, _.AO WORLD'
Stunt for Stanley Kr•mer'• 1963 All·•t•r Comedy Fiim WH n't for Amateur•
FRANK TALLMAN IN ANOTHER RLM1iOLE
He Flew P40'e for Story About WWII Ftytng llgef•
2Teens Die
In Placentia
Car Accident.
'Maybe a Lesson'
Program Reaf/inns
. Two Placentia teen'agers we~r..L-... ~N • . . · -~-~~-'°4 :tWO.othVl..wl~ IIIJ.g9; az•e · .-~ ._ ' \ t •• ' • ··\ . . s,,a
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Dead at the .scene. of the acc1-a world away from her native . three other Holocaust survivors
dent. were Rob111 Sk.npko. l:>, and Poland. It's been 3S years since . s be watched it with interj,J!cted
Chr11 Blankensb1p, 16, both six million fellow Jews were comments -about how so few
passengersin thecar. s Jaughtered in the Nazi Jews accepted what the Nazis
Injured .were·the driver, Ran· nightmare. were dotne as portents of
dy McKnight. 16. and .another Still she remembers. greater evils, about how they in·
passenger. Wendy Smith, 1:>, The tenor of the Holocaust te· sisted "things would get better."
police said. turned full force Sunday night as ·a boot the ease with which
. The 11 p.m. crash occurred in sbe and millions of Americam millions of Germans accepted
t he 2400 block of Kraemer watched an NBC television Nazi propacanda, acted against
Boulevard near Golden Avenue. portrayal of those years. (The the J ews or stood by silently.
police reported. series cootinues toni&bt at 9 oo To Mrs. Gana. "the crux of tbe
The driver of the Sffond car. Channel 4> matter" is that no outcries of
Steven Hurlburt, 18, also or "Finally people are recocniz· protests of Nazi acUoc again.st
PlacenUa, was not Injured, police i n g the j mp or ta n c e of J ews came from forelp coun-
laid. No citations have been is· knowlf:dge and what happened tries.
s ued. officers reparted, and the during'tJie Holocaust" said Mrs. "Even the Nazis were sur.
caseisstilhmderlnvestigaUoo. Gans. "And instead of silence prised that they didn't get any
they· re now talking a bout it, kind of reprisals." she said. o.ltr "91 ...... -., LM ,,,,.,_.
FRANK TALLMAN TAKES TO THE AIR IN 1808 CURTISS PUSHER
IN OCTOBER, 1989, He Followed Trell Blu ed by o ,.nge County'• Glenn Martin (Apot,e Says
He'sNoDnmk
learning about It and ma.ybe will Remembrance of the Nazis'
have a lesson fro01 history, in· inhumanity is a constant thing
Crash Ki11s Top Pilot
OC's Frank Ttdlman on 'Routine Flight'
8 y JACKIE HYMAN
Of ti• O.lly ~llet Slaff
"County's TaJlma n Escapes
Injury" read a n e wsp a per
headline in 1968. telling bow
aviator Frank Gifford Tallman
III s uccessfully landed a World
War I vintage biplane despite a
mechanical failure that oc·
curred while he was filming a
com mercial.
"County Stunter Tallma n
Unhurt In Plane Crash':. said
another headline, this time in
1971. Tallman bad escaped from
a takeoff crash of a J -1 Standard
biplane from World War J dur·
ing the making of a rum called
"Ace Eli and Rodger of the
Skies."
"Back in Air -TaUman In·
des truc tible'' dec lared the
tieadline of a 1974 article about
yet another crash which inflict·
.ed two broken vertebrae and
deep head gashes on the veteran
flier , who bad been doln1 stunts
for the film "The Great Waldo
Pepper."
Ironically, neither Tallman's
most serious previous injury nor
his death Sunday occurred dur·
ing the stunt flying for which he
had become world-famous.
The closest Tallman bad come
to tragedy before his Piper
Aztec crashed during a routine
flight Sunday bad been durlni
July of 1965.
That month, while riding bis
son's go-kart down a driveway,
Tallman felt off and broke his
leg.
That same month, Tallm~
longtime partner Paul Mantz,
with whom be bad formed
TaUmantz Aviation at Oranie
County Airport, died during a
crash while flylng stunts for the
film "Flight of the Phoenix."
Mantz was taking TaUman's
place because of the broken lee.
Tallman later speculnted that
b1a emotional state mleht have
hid tomethlng to do With the
fact that his leg never healed and bad to be amputated below
tho knee.
J'aced with the difficult tut ct
rtqualltylu l« llun.HI to fly
tbe lAeNdlble variety ol/lanel
he had been licen1e for,
Tallman barely batted an eye,
•
'
He requalified for all of them
within a month.
Although Tallman, 58, was
best -known as perhaps the
world's most outstandina living
stunt pilot -or "precision
aviator," u be preferred to be
caUed -he was also an Integral
part of small-plane aviation and
aviation history in Southern
California.
After Mann's death Tallman
continued to operate Taltmantz
Aviation, a general aviation
firm that provided a variet.y of
services. It maintained police·
helicopters, sold fuel and pro-
vi ded movie companies with
technical a dvice, historic
aircraft, aerial camera plat-
forms and stunt ruers.
Tallman was named a
Headliner of the Year for 1970 by
the Orange County Press Club.
Tallman, a longtime resident
of the Balboa Bay Club tn
Newport Beach, also maintained
a n aviation muaeum at Orange
County Airport, called Mov-
·ieland of the Air, opened In 1963.
At the time of his death, in ad·
dltion to continuing to ny stun~
for movies and such ~levlaJon
s hows as "Black Sheep
Squadron," Tallman was serv-
ing as technical adviser for a
proposed ~ million Aero World
am11aement park northwest of
San Diego near Miramar Naval
Air Station.
Tallman said he planned to
move ht. blltoric plane collec·
tion to the museum when It wu
completed ln two to four years.
Tallman's, Jong career began
In New J ersey wbere his father
al.so was a flier.
When Tallman was 8, his
father bought a two-seater
biplane and TallmUi began to
get some flylnc tlme. In J.938, at
the age ot 18. be soloed.
"l wu probably one of the lut
to learn to 11,y in tbe belmet·and·
1011Je days o f the open
cockpit," Talhnan later com·
mented.
Durln1 World War ti, he served u a Naval pilot, f11tnc
u a rupt tmtruetor, ttantPOrt
pilot ud dJve bomber pilot.
After the war, be served ln the
Naval Reserve retirlna lD 1956
after commanding a helicopter
squadron.
During his long romance with
airplanes, Tallman had been a
charter pilot, flown crop
dusters, tested planes for the
government and private in·
dustry and stunted for movies
and television.
TaUman was licensed to fly
about every airplane made,
from a World War I biplane to a
7'7 jumbo jet .. He bad even been known to go up in a balloon.
Among the many films in
which be rJew were "The Great
Waldo Pepper," "It's a Mad,
Mad, Mad, Mad World," ''The
Reward" and "Wake Me When
It's Over."
He and his rarst wife, Susan.
had a soo, Frank G. Tallman IV.
and a daughter, Gail Leake,
before Mrs. Tallman's death
after a long illness in 1967 .
Tallman later rema.nied. He
and his wife Ruth worked
together on books and at
Tallmanu.
She once said that. on the si~
of dangerous stunts her husbaad
would be flying, she tried to re-
assure herself with the
knowledge that he was extreme-
ly careful and checked out all
plans himself.
"Tbett, I pray," Mrs. Tallman
said.
Tallman, wbo waa known for
his caution, once remarked, "U
I think anything is going to be
left to chance ln a stunt, I won't
do It."
Asked lut month to comment
on what makes a succesaful life.
Tallman mentioned bis love of
books and then added,
"My father, who was a very
wile man. said a loaC time qo, 'Do what you really lltte to do no
matter how stran1e tt sounds to
othe1'J, because if )'OU 1lve it
your/ au, you can't help but be
aucceNtul. So many people lead
unproductive lives in careers aod Jobe that they dlaUke and
ytt at the same tlme wonder
wby they don't tueceed. •
"f have been •normoualy
lucky iJ:l belnl able to pursue a
career tbat l wowd not ex-
cban11 for any other ln tbe
world."
NEW YORK CAP> -Author
Truman Capote says a Urade
that ended with bis being led
from the podium at Towson
State University in Maryland
la.st year was caused by a com-
bination of nerves and piUs.
Capote said he Is not an
alcoholic.
Capote, in an interview
published in the Sunday isaue of
LI, the magazine of the Long
Island newspaper Newsday, said
he bad been taking tranqulli:ers
and waa on edge the day of his
appearance at the school when
he "fJew into an absolute tirade"
alter a report~u"s question.
"The next day I picked up the
papers and, my goodness, you'd
have thought I'd killed the
Lindbergh baby," he said .
'
stead of forgetting about bis· with Mrs. Gans, and she said the
tory." four·paft television series which
Mrs. Gans survived, liberated runs through Wednesday night
from a concentration ~mp in "will show the world you cannot
1945 when she was 20. Among be silent; that you cannot ap.
those who did not: her mother. pease anybody."
her father two brothers. She remembers that. "at the
Now a resident of this heavily beginning, Ge~an Je~s were
J ewish suburb north of Chicago. stnl under the 1mpress1on that
Mrs. Gans said the Holocaust tbey would be able to get out of
has always been "topic No. t" the COW\t ry." She said it was as
among survivors of Nazi concen· if "they had blinders on."
tratton camps. "What I saw about this movi~
"When we met together we is a tremendous thing. r hope
always talked about it. There's that everybody's watching it."
no way that you can blot it out of Do"--\
your memory." oar S tronaer As the fictional narTaUve of a -e
Jewish and a German Nazi TOKYO <AP> -The U.S.
family started unfolding Sunday dollar made a firm recovery in
night on television. Mrs . Gans moderate trading in Tokyo to-
said, "I don't know if I'm afraid day d espite an announcement of
-memories wlJI be coming record surpluses In Japan's cur-
back. But I don't think r m rent account and trade for
afraid of the memories ... it March. The dollar ended the day
<the program> will just reaffirm at 220.25 yen, after closing Fri.
what we survivors were saying day at 219.425 and opening today
all the time." at 218.90.
our ywr-round b1ez~r ...
our bzat &} l inQ blezer
in a hard flnisn dacran
ani worsttz.d wool
blaid; lo~:wz_aring
and good looking.
tailor<ld fbr us
by CORBIN
available 'innavy~khaki.
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'Ihe Precision Aviator
anmEc Frank T*Jlman p~bablJ , wlll
alwa1a be re.mem u a stllDl pilot or a ~ He
bated botb terms. Tallman preferred to be knowlt '8 a ~ clalcm aviator. And be wu. ~
.. Frank TaU1Dan'1 art however, carried beyond pre-cts1on. He was a muter IDUlionlat. a m**1clan, a aUabt·
of ·hand artlat with an Uiplane.
Operating out ol Orange Cowsty Airport Tallm aJkt
hls late~ Paul Manti performed
aerial stunt.a in virtually every movie
featuring airplane. that wu cranked
out by Hollywood over the yean.
Tallman could fly them all; ftom
old wire and clotb Curtis puabers
through World War l biplanes to Jets.
FRANK OFTEN CRASHED
airplanes for a llvi.og. He performed a
spectacular nosedive into the gtOund
-with .-biplane-for "'fbe Great Waldo - -Y
Pepper.'' He Aew risht through e billboard out In IAiuna
Canyon for the movie, "It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad
World." And the airplane continued ri1bt oo flying.
For that oue, tbey painted a bullseye on the back of the
blllboa.rd so Tallman could bit. it Just richt. When they
picked up the shattered bUlboard pieces later, the report
was that Tallman bad pist the nose of bis plane dead·cefttel' .. ··
into the bullseye.
Handsome, mustachioed and neted for his swubbuck·
Ung flying uniforms, Tallman oo movie &eta oft.en was mis·
taken for one or the leading actors. And he was always the
gentleman.
ISraelis 6pen .
New Settlement
JERUSALEM (AP) -Tract.on began bn9ak.ltl8 iround for a new
Jewish settlement ln Uae oce•led Weet Sank ot the Jordan River
alter a flve·week freeze Od coaatructloo ot th• controversial outpoet,
HUien said today.
ReparU " the renewed ~trucUon •ctlvlty came a day after the
laraelt cabinet reaffirmed its
support for U.N. reaolutJoo 242,
whach calls for Israel's
withdrawal from captured Arab
territories. as U\e basis i=Mld· die East peace negotl Ions.
However. the cabinet re( to
say what thls means tor the
ruture of the occupied .Weal
Bank.
A SPOKESMAN for the na·
tlonallst ·Gush Emunim move·
ment, chief advocate or
atruction for .several months.
The cabinet stat~ment. writ·
te.n b¥ Fotelgn Mlnlsler Moshe
Day a.n and read to reporters Sunday by cabinet secretary
Arleh Noar, appeared deslped to help patch the rill wltb
Wasblnitori. which clatma Begin •
• reversed the previous Labor
government's acceptance of
withdrawal from t.he West Bank.
widespread Jewish settlement in _ ..BEGJ!i..CLAl.MS Israel hP A
ttJe--bctuprea Terntones, slfd' historical right to the region and
grou.nd ta being cleared at Nebi once saJd the U.N. Security
Salab, 16 miles northwest of Council l!all for Israeli
Jerusalem. with government ap-withdrawal from captured Arab
prov 111. The. settlement will land -staled in resolution 242 -
house 40 families. ''does not necessarily appJy" to
Govemnient spokesmen were the West Danie.·
~ · ·not' avmlable'far ccnmn·ent. -
. A#---
-Gen... Lucius DuBlgno Cla.Y _L -hailed. JS "the hero of
Berlin .. for engineering the post-World War U airlift Of
supplies to that blockaded ciiy, died shortly-before mid·
night Sunday at his Cape Cod home. He was 80. He is
shown in a 1961 photo 1n Berlin with then-Vice President
Lyndon Johnson. right. and then-West Berlin Mayor Wil-
ly Brandt. left
The daily newspaper Maariv
said 2S acres had been seized by
administrative order for the set-
tlement. lt sald none of the land
was owned by private Arab
landlords.
KGB Secrets Offered
Back more than a decade ago, be donned a vtritage fly.
ing outfit with flowing scarf and volunteered to fly hi• old
Curtis pusher over Balboa Pier durinl dedication of the THE NEBI SM.AH setUemeot ll S D f S 1--Q } 00 000 Glenn Martin historical marker noting the fi.rsl water·to· caused a cabinet crisis last 11De ays e ector eeae q ' a Year water flight from Balboa to Santa Catalina Island. month when Defense Minister
Frank to drop a commemorative mall saclc from the structioo stopped in order not to Shevcbenlco. the Soviet diplomat rormer .Premier Aldo Moro, kid·
Regulations beinJ what they are, they wopldn't allow Ezer Weizman ordered con· NEW YORK <AP> -Arkady ( J
plane. So instead, be gave the spectators at the pier a one· displease the United StatesJnior who refused last week tQ return JN SH 0 RT napped by terrorists a month
man flying show. to a ,·isit by Prime Minister . to Russia. reportedly wants _ _ ago. but the Communists urged
TALLMAN SWOOPED the old pusher down and Menacbem Begin. Weiiman $100,000 a year to reveal which the government lo remain firm.
dangled his l~ free. The pusher replica flew more like a threatened to resign if hls orders U.S . a~encies were fed faJse in· post last Monday over "dir· Christian Dem9('ratic leaders
kite than anhlirplane. He would climb into what would a~ were disobeyed.. • formation by the KGB. Time rerences with his government.. ~et for three hours Sunday to pear io be a certain stall and disaster, only to lUJ1!. a~d dip The Gush Emunlm spokesman magazine says. ~ . discuss the announcement M"<>m ~~l~...Mtf.; ,.. •;;-: .-(:.··~ __ ;-. ~ ~ '&~e~~rt~rs~to~alten~ --~Accord! n g ~ T.~::,e. ~a P!.£~'-~ ·~e Red --ra'!ri ~e,s ~t~{!Q~s~.~!~~ ~ .... ,...._ f~~ iri'{W~ w ·~~_,..: .... "...,.... v • '!:.. ,,i ~ ~· .:·~ :. ' . 'Ct " , • J>. ,..., ,. "\.; ~ -.,,,, I.I'.' • i'9>) )_ ·, w-~
throat. But it was the master lllusto st a wor -1t ~u f' • ~ •.~ :~. , • · r · .... -~ · ~~_.,;.;, aem-" " m. Moro m really Frank Tallman doing.precision flying. nlar Neb1 Salah . a et f1cers fer two years before he onsfrated t 6day. al{_ainst death. ·Moro was· kidnapped
TRAGEDY DOGGED the life of Hollywood's flying / Shomron has been under con-walked out of hls United Nations Secretary or State Cyrus R. March 16.
,ace. He lost his partner Manti, who was killed filming Vance and his Britis h coun-
"The Flight of the Phoenix ... Then Tallman lost his lert leg Nuke D eVI· ce Loss terpart before and after a meet· as the result or an accident wbUe ridirig his son's go.kart. ing In which they sought to
lie quipped about that later, "It was one of those typical pers uade Rhodesia's new
pilot's accidents. It happened in my own driveway -on • biracial government to negouate
the ground." c nf • d b 1 di with black guerrilla leaders.
When he lost the leg, authorities canceled all of bis fly. 0 1rme y n a ··owen·Vance. go home ... read
mg licenses. Filled with an artificial limb. Tallman v'owed a sign held by one or nearly 1.000
to requalify for every license, from Jennies to jets. And he · black demonstrators. British
did. NEW PELHI. India (AP> -Prime Minister Morarjl Desai said to-Foreign Secretary David Owen
day that a nuclear monitoring device was lost in the tnmalayas in is here with Vance. THE FINAL TbGEDY of bis career came early Sun·
• day when be crashed to his death on Santiago Peak. His
death was tinged with irony, for he waa on a routine flight,
piloting a very ordinary airplane.
He will be greatly missed. I don't lbinlc there can ever
be another Frank Tallman.
196S during a mission carried out jointly by the United States and In-
dia .. with the approval of the highest. politlcaJ level of the govern-Mere Detll Eflftl
ROME <AP> -Italy's ruling
But the prime minister told scientists to study and seek ex· )r5ristian Democratic Party has
Parliament there should be no pert advice fo r protection dicaled it might modify its re·
cause for alarm about possible against potential haiards sal to negotiate for the life or
ment of India at the time.''
&ll»arge Opposed
WASHINGTO,N <AP)
Thou.sands of Greek-Americans
are letting the administration
know or their opposition lo
Presidtml Carter's proposed lift-
ing of a three-year arms em-
bargo against Turkey.
Some lJ .000 people gathered in
·Lafayette Park across from the
White Hoose Sunday at a rally
organized to protest tbe de-•
cision. The demonstration was
sponsored by an ild hoc commit·
tee representing nearly 200
Oreek·Amertcan societies.
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Women Overcome
Would,.be Robber
NEW YORK CAP> -Police say 22-year-old Tonga Augustos
made a bad move when he tried lo rob the home of an ailing
woman and her 72-year-old mother. He wound up barely escaping
with his life. The two women subdued the would-be burglar and possibly
would have kiUed him if he had not been rescued by police, officers
said. Irena Tarr. 44, ill from lbe effects of chemotherapv. WJlS ln bed when a man came through one of her apartment windows Saturday
night. When she saw him she told her 9-year-old daughter Vanessa to
run for help. As Mrs . Tarr grabbed the phone to call police, the robber
threw tbiAAS at her -first her dinner tray and then the television set.
His alm was poor. and she held on to the telephone even though
he sank his nails into her hands and drew blood in his effort to
wrest the telephone a way.
Then her mother, Vilma Stenocz, came in and pounced on the
thief. They exchanged punches and kicks.
Then Mrs. Tarr said, she got the telephone cord around the ·
man's neck, and began to tighten it. Police rescued him and
charged him with burglary, attempted robbery and assault.
IN A 1.200-WORD report to
Parliament, Desai confirmed
the basic details of an American
magazine story published last
week. It outlined super-secret
expeditions into the world's
hlghest mountains in lhe 1960s to
plant devices lo monltor missile
development in China.
The device's power unit. con·
taining two to three pounds of
plutonium-238 in "leaktlgbt
capsules." was left behlnd In a
bliua rd about '23,000 feet up
Mount Nanda Devi, Desai sald.
It could not be found the follow-
1 n g spr ing because of an
avalanche, he said.
"It is unfortunate that nature
intervened to preseqt for the
future. as we now find it, a con-
tinuing source of apprebehsion
and anxiety ," Desai said.
..However. as far as I see, no
cause for alarm on grounds of
health or environmental haiards
exists ...
HE SAID THE government
was aopoinUng a committee of
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Lot Anl•le& Yacbt Club•• Ealle Roek ~ tbe final event ol ta.
Wldtney and Loi Aa1eles Times
Stria~ when a crewman on
tb• yaet.t JAMl11bJe wu knocked
ontboaJ'd ln an accident.I Jlbe 1boul
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Ca"Uaa.Jalapd.
TBS VICl'IM Wt\8 identified by
th• Lee Anceles SMrlff's office u
Stanely ffarrtloh. 55, of Malina del
Rey. He was picked up within
mlnutes by\he crew of Insatiable but
appeaNd to be dead either from the
blow OD the bead qr drownlDC. Ht
waa removed r.rom Uae y1cbt by tbe
Bay WM@ out ol t.be. t•thmus abd
~kn to a bolpital !J) Anion where IMwu~dead. Tile raH was bJt by ~·30 lmot
wlDdt wtUl '5 lmota ln t.be •uata· Another yaeht, Baccbanal. wu dla· p>uted and several ~rs hid broken J)OC>rn• and other gear f allures. Several
yachU abandoned Ute race and sought
Jhelter In Catalina coves or powered ba~t tot.be mainland.
rnaatJable wu entered in Class C
of I.he Whitney Series tor lnterna-
tlooal Offshore Rule (IOR> yacht.a
and wOUQCI up third overall ln the
series. 'lbe boat la owned and skip·
pered by Tom Armatrong, Callfornla
Yacht Club.
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THE RACE WAS the windup of lllisllil.1.--~------mi·--------------· 11\-YC" Wbttney;-?tmfl, Uttie -· A,....,.....
Whitney and H4nnah Koolman SNAP'PED "CABLE SCENE -1b.is._di,igram_gives details of the I>---L--· 'T' Series. One other race in the series disaster scene at Squaw Valley. The stte-where a cable broke . .1..J1.1.t::1.1 _( 0p8 :::th~;~celed because of heavy whiplashing through one car, is indicated with a cross. Victims were
The overall winner of the Whitney evacuated Lo a second tram line, along dashed line. and transported
In 01 • Ser~a was Decision, skippered by down the mountain in a third car. vmnJc Paul Berger of tbe Del Rey Yacht '" ----r-· Club, with a first place finish in all Fined Several Ti--~-five races. Second overall was Ruf-11...:;e L"'1---R Ila fian. sailed by Earl De~ter, of the ~ ega Voyagers Yacht Club. and third was Saf A •d w
Carl Buchan or Seattle Yacht Club ln~1t!~~~ .. of the Times Series 'for ety' CCI ent oes
proved to be the most fearless skip-Performance Handicap Racing Fleet
ONLYN.OT A5
Foar. Kiiied
SQUAW VALLEY CAP> -Squads ot .~ •.
ve1tlnton will examl.ne tbe wreckaae of • ~e
car that slipped Crom oae Of three cab"9 while
carrylng doien.s ot alders up 1 mountain. Tbree
men and a woman were killed wbea the loos. ca· bJe elJeed into the car Ulre a cbeesecutter.
Some 30 others were i.Qjured ln the Saturday
accident, which occurred on Etnlgrant Mountain
at Squaw Valley Ski Area ln sub-free2lng tem·
peratures, heavy snow and howling wlnd.9.
A second car with about 70 passengers. traveJ-
ing up the mountain. jolted to a halt and dangled
helplessly ISO C• above tbe ground.
IT TOOK SEVEN Houas TO RESCUE all the
people from the two cars. Some in the second car
suffered frostbite but there were 110 reports of
sertoUJ ittjuriea.
The first car had ju.st started down the hill
when one of three thick cabl~s aupportin1 It
slipped 1loose and came crashing-lnto the car.
which fell until halted by an emergency cable.
Gregory Anders. 26, of San J~ said that
when the car started falling, "l thought that was
it, that the-thing was going stratgbt'to the ground.
When it stopped, I was surprised I wasn't dead."
nM MO'M', HEAD OF SQUAW VALLEY ski
operaUons, was one of the first to reach the
.damaged car.
. "There was some scream.Ing. I knew we wer~
in for a lot of trouble." he said. "One fourth of the
car collapsed onto 10 or 12 people. Three of lbose
people were dead.··
Some of the survivors were singing songs like .. Jesus Loves tile,'' and whispering, "The Lord's
Prayer." Some were rubbing their hands and feet
to prevent frostbite. -pe1' in the Finn Clua by wlnnlng yacht.a was Rainbow. skippered by Pl s R
AJamit.oe Bay Yacht Club's Olympic Don Gittelson of the Long Beach ague qua~ esort CJHses regatta wtth an Olympic Yacht Club; second was Shawnigan, YT MO'M' AND TWO OTHER MEN HAD to scaJe score of three points, outscoring 29 Craig Norton. LA YC, and third was cable car towers, then maneuver along the cables
rivals in a five race series. Wind Mistress, Don Hill, CabriUo . tl> the damaged tram.
T he regatta started Friday Jn BeachYacbtClub. SQUAW VALLEY CAP> -The ing failure to carry out terms and AlongWiththethreewbowerekiUedoutright
moderate weather off Long Beach . • . week':nd tram~'!Y disaster that took conditions of a snow safety program. one woman died shortly after being lowered fro~
which allowed the race committee to THE. SERIES ~INNER an the ~t-four lives and. m~ured 30 is_ the worst That same year. the state com· the car. Ken Spencer. 22, a rescuer from the
get in two races. The regatta was lle W~1t~ey for Midget Ocean Racmg of the safety u\oidents and accidents plained that Cushing was delinquent Squaw Valley Ski School, said he was carrying ~
ancelled Saturday when gusty winds As_soc1alion yachts was Wildcat, co· th~t have plagued the Squaw Valley m providing snow patrol coverage· young woman, when "she died on me on the way
up to 30 llnots kieked up heavy seas skippered by Pete Scboo.nma~er ~d ski resort ov~r the ye~rs. • that ski lift stop buttons on some liftS down. lt really PIUS a lurvp in your throat.··
__ -Jl4~e!li:ix claases on the beach. Scott Mason of the~ahia Corinthian . Squaw, with 23 l_tfts oC various malfunct,ioned and that some ski Pl Co t Sh 'ff" Sgt St C d .d
• . ._..,.,. -• ~~~.'>">"-> a..._. ~~ ~4AhhM iYoufi&'ll~ns un some ~ . • acer un Y. en s . eve a er 1 en· .r.. -:-.._t ·"· • · ' '" ... ~-> ~'~~ -·· c.... ~ .. 1 _ ~r-:a dan1s were not~~ tified th~ victiMS as Gina. Wisniewski 20 and her ... lOwtnl(t -.,,.,,,.,.1'91. It'&-.. ---..,-;-., • .. ~ , ..... i , ., •·• ~ J , ~"' ~ "' • ~. • ...__~~~ ~~ .. t • •• classes while two others braved the Yacht Clut> Syn ca e, . <l"'Wn-·han~n · fin 9eY-smetY ~--~Pite 1J(;Tw-efr~p~~· ~ ~ .... -.;.;t ' ~ ~ .. , .,....~~..x. ·
elements for three races. • Sparrow Haw , co·skippered by .-11ms accidents several 1'ems at Squ8f tho h 200 . ".eTYn . . "11"-r-.d .... -~~'1:'-.
\
Desenberg and Copeland, Balboa Wlies 'by the state Divisioh Cl Jn. . • -p-; uge . area Hinkle, 28, Milpitas. ~
DAVE lJUAIAN OP the Balboa Yacht Club. dustriaJ Safety the agency which in· males east o San Franctsco con-. 'fll
Yacht Club sailed lo fou.r fi~t places Mall.hini U, skippered by Ed Zim· spects lifts. ' Unued to draw r~ord crowds~'!'!\ OTHER RESCUERS TR-'NSPORTED the
ln the 470 class to win with zero merman, CBYC, was the overall win· Socialite Alex Cushing, chairman s Io Pe s ex p er 1 enc e d s ki e ~ evacuees down _the mountain by tract.or. cheering
points under the Olympic sconns ner of the Koolman Series for Midget or thf' Squaw Valley Ski Corp. and acknowledge as some or the best in some with ~fferings or candy when they arrived at
system. Ocean Racing.Fleet ratings. followed the man who brought the 1960 Winter the country. resort lodgings .
Also ~king up a perfect score in by Dale KJrul's Lupe Tai. CBYC. and Olympics to the valley. was fined in ON A BUSY WEEKEND, MORE Women and children were rescued first from
the Flying Dutchman Class was Esprit, sailed by Ken Stiles. CBYC. 197l for operating the Gold Coast than 8,000 skiers jam the slopes, their both cars, with some children balking at the idea
Mark Beynold.s of the San Diego Results of Saturday's Eagle Rock chairlln without adequate braking. cars packing the vast parking Jot at of being lowered through the bliuard conditions
Yacht Club. race: IN FEBRUARY OF THAT YEAR the 6,200-foot base. Tbl.s year, after One mother bribed her children with the offer of~ ~ond largest class was the ~r Whitney Series IOR a 40·year-old woman slipped rrom two seasons of nearly no snow at all, vacaUon if they would get into the harness. with 24 entries. T~e winner wtth CLAs.5 A -l, Scandalous, BiU • tbe KT·22 saddle and fell to her coinciding with tbe i nfamous
three penalty poto~s was Tom Pascoe, NHYC; 2. Scud, George Grif· death the second fatality from that California drought, Squaw had one ol
BJacka.JJerolSL Francas Yacht Club. fitb , LAYC; 3, Dog Pat.Cb, Don Ayres area • its best years ever. Twelve-dollar-a ·
Men drew numbers for their rescue order. No.
11, Dr. Roy Clayburn of Stockton said, ''I've
never seen a rescue operation flow so well.••
said he WJLS lowered rrom the car in a slin
Summary ol closes: J r., NHYC. · . . day lift tickets sold like hot dop.
FINN (31 ENTJUES, five races)_ CLAs.5 B -l , Decision; 2, Stars, pe~0a.ii:'w~~ei~se~7~~~ 'fuvr!! ~ush!ng, who was flyfng to
J, Carl Buchan, Seattle YC. 3; 2, Jim Ed Jussen. LBYC; 3, Dawn Treader, for vlolaUona of state ski lilt safety Califoftl.la from the East Coast and
S tr h u s Finn A 4 4 3 Hartley Turpin, NHYC. udln not available for comment. oo the an oc ' · · ssn .. 1 · ; • CLAs.5 C -l , Ruffian, Earl Dex· regulatlons. incl g 8 citation that tram tragedy arrived in Squaw
looked like "a big pair of gym trunks."
John Bertrand. SL FYC. 19.4. YC Ins ti bl mvolved injury Lo seven skiers. V 11 1n ... u •nd be ., __ SI'AR C24 entries, four races)-1, ter. V ; 2, a a e. In what was called a ''wilHul viola· a ey ~9 a gan. operawur1 of * * * ~ fUE CHlllS'1AN
Talnted Pork. Tom Blackaller. St. IA Times Series PRRF ti on" in the operation of the the Squaw VaJJ~r ~ge In 1954· •.,.;..~
FYC; 2. No name, DennJs Conner. CLA$ A _ l , Rainbow. Don Git· supenteep K-22 lift, Cushing and his In o!der to sell. Squaw to ~e •• ..,..,. ~
SDYC, 9; 3, Oat Willie, Larry Whip-telson, LBYC; 2. Windhover. Bill company were hit one year wit.b fines ~lympic Co!11mlUee. 5 site selection
pie, CorYC. •2.1. Hosken LAYC· a Calherine BJ or $10,000. Tbe state found the lif\ did Jury in P~. Cushing went to see TORNADO cu entries five races> L J 's.5Yc ' ' · · · not have a properly funclloolng ·them packing a 3,000·pouod scale
-1, Gold Rush, Bob Kettenbofen, cL':ss B ~ l, Sbawnigan, Cra•a backstop brake model of Squaw Valley. In tbe end.
SFYC 2 L Ll Tl T 1 -· despite the opposition of Jbe late ; • ay on, m ay or, Norton, LAYC. <No other flnisbers.> JN 1915, THE STATE A'rft)RNEY Olympic powerhouse Avefy Brun·
CMBYUbC, 11yc"7;3
3
1•4Wlngg. Alex Martinez. Utile WltUney MORA General's office Ciled complaints dage, CUshing got the nod: Squaw a u · · · · Cus"''-• v U lnnsb k CLAs.5 A -1. Paella. Lorence/Wi· agamst · 1uug s company, cb&rg· a ey 32, rue 30
ne <NINE ENTRIES, four races>
-1, Dave Ullman, BYC. O; 2, Mark
Rastelto, ABYC, 12; 3, Peter
Drasnin, Westlake YC, 33.1.
FL YING DUTCHMAN <nine en·
tries, four races) -l, Mark
Reynolds. SDYC, O; 2, Cliff Eakin,
KHYC. 28.7; 3, AJ Outhuyse, CBYC.
29.7.
SOLING <22 entries, four races> -
l . Robbie Haines, SDYC, -0; 2, John
Driscoll, SDYC, 26.7; 3, Maurice Ral·
tray, Seattle YC, 38.7.
oessel, ABYC; 21 Rum Line, M.
WUson, KHYC; 3, Hurricane Gulch,
Steve Jost, CBYC
CLASS B -1. Jabbed Again,
CBYC Syndicate; 2. Sparrow Hawk,
Copeland/Desenberg, BYC; 3,
Wildcat, Schoonmaker /Mason,
BCYC.
Koolman Series MORF
CLASS A -l , MalibinJ 11, Ed Zim·
merman, CBYC; 2, Honey Bucket.
Bob AndeTSOn, Navy YC.
CLASS B -No finishers.
\ Gold Cup Regatta 40 Brave
Partially Sailed Winds in
Overton Strong wln<b, raJn and rough seas blew the
Newport Harbor Yacht Club's Spring Gold Cuo
Regatta out of the water Saturday, but the
hardiest sailors braved strong winds up to 2s knots
on Sunday.
Two classes turned out for races on outside
courses Stmday. the EtcbeUs-22 with 21 entries,
and the Ca1·29s with five. In the Etchells-22 Class
Dick Deaver sailed lo two fU'St. places to win the
class. Second place was a tie between Dennis
Durgan and co-skipper Griff Am.lea ln Egad, and nm Hogan, sailing Souv~nir. Eight skippers
declined to start the first race and 10 tailed to st.a.rt
the secood.
Keith Dlrunnoor of tbe Balboa Yacht Club
salted Red Ball to a first place in the first race and
was declared the winner alter the entire class de·
clded that staying on the beach wu the bett.l!r oart
ol valor in the~ race.
Stormy weather
Saturday depleted the
California Yacht Club's
entries in the Mayor's
Trophy race Crom
Marina del Rey to
Newport with only 40
boats starting the 78·
mile nm which was the
first of ·the Overton
Serles and was
scheduled l&o bring the
yachts to Newport for
the Ensenada race start-
ing next Saturday.
More than 100 yachts
were expected to make
the race. Here are the
winners in the hardy
cla11es which braved
6.6o/t> Hike
Begun, by
SD Utility
Davis Wins
CHA Backing
Here is a partial list of persons injured in
Saturday's cable car ac·
cident at Squaw Valley
Ski Area as provided by
hospitals where they
were taken : All are
from California except
otherwise noted. •
C \l{,!lsboe Medic al FRESNO <AP>-Former Los Angeles Police enw:r:
THOMAS ~lAIN. C.S.8 ..
of Chicago. Ill
TUESDAY. APRIL 18. 1978
or IJ,OO NOON
at Che EDWARDS HARBOR
TWIN CINEMAS
HARBOR Bl VD. at WllSON
Costa Mesa. Calif.
SAN DIEOO'<AP.> -Cblef Ed Davis is the Calilomia Republican A,,,. '· v1v1~SG1w1.,., Tltiur1111.1.ir. senfbly's boi f and A ---bly 2• LMry Crftllot'd. G , s... .. ~.... ' "'""' Wll(O•I A r a le increase and c ce or governor• ~m man clsco, ,.,,. '"" aouoc" °' CIOOIS' Kit""''· energy cost adjustment Mike Antonovich is CRA 's candidate for lieutenant >-0nt«1 ~. ». s.. JoN. g ..... CO,•A .. u. granted by lbe Public overnor. •. Or. P•tr1c1i Mu•r-1, a1.---------
UUlities Commission to · Davis defeated four strong showing had been ~i'°.w:~,--.. ». ll'Odnto. • • • • • • "• • • • • • San Diego Gas & Elec-rivals for the formal en-predicted by his sup· r.ir. It
tric Co. will boost the do rs em en t of t be porters, but it stiU was a ~r:::!:, ,_ Forest .._,~, •
average customer's l~,000-member C1lA, the surprise because of •· M~ Mll4~9111,,.. •• 1. s.ntt •
utility bill by 6.6 per-biggest pre-primary en-C R A · s r e p e a t e d CJ¥•. • cent. dorsing organization in 1-oi-FWIOl"O. "· ""-'~·
t h C 1 . f . criticism in past years •· 0en<1e Qillm, n. a tnt. HeJOflb. • A utility spokesman e a i o r n t a , h 1 11 b 1 i '· Pa1rt0a 0ouv111e, u. Sauw!tto. •
says that beginning lo· Republican Party. ~;corJ 1n tJ>!~';:~1;.g :~: =. ~~: ~ ~.' •
day, customers using an Davis bad been Attorney General u. "...,_~-a, MounQln •
average 70 therms favored lo win the con-Evelle Younger, who v1~P•111daH1n111e,lO.M11111tM. •
monthly o( gas can ex-servative CRA 's Sl:IP· still clings to a narrow u. aw1, ~·n•••. n. Ta~ it
pect their bill to in-port. TbhethonJybquestioldn lead over Davis and e1:;:0.11S11S111,22,f"11n1.M1c11. '! crease by 58 cents to was w e er e cou Maddy in voter pref· "·A"uet'"-'erNn,n,A~m. ~ $15.68 a month. co.Hect t.be needed two-11. H•11CY01-.t1.Cannkl\aal •
E i ectrlc bi Ha for thirds majority of con-r::tnf: &:11CR!1n.!!n:i P:.C. Pwlna Marci-t. 26• Mel\IO It
customers using an ve_nUon delegates in a tt.J .. s-MI\. u.s.ma1tota. •!!mm![;
average 500 kilowatt f 1 e 1 d o f f i v e ing. '°·"•.,..._,Mri~JO.Pi""°'•· • HERB •
hours a month will rise gubernatorial hopefuls. DAVIS LED the initial ca111c2-567a. ! FRIEDLA~DER •
from $23.87 to $25.46 , DAVIS FELL just 11 balloting wtlh 182 votes, Put• few word• • IS MAKING •
reflecting b?th the votes short on a fint followedbyMaddy65. toWOfk '°' ou. • GREAT DEALS 41
general rate increase b 11 b FREE • and the semi·annual fuel a ot, ut he e~slly --$-)-~--000------.,..,'Ml'"'"ie_th,,_ier_yru_need ___ : •
cost adjustment the topped two-thirds in a $3 cnn $25 IVVl 'li • r u n o ( r w i t h A s · ·"""'or ,\AN ,.. 50 • ut, ty said. semblyman Ken Maddy get 11 frcmthepeo-• GAL.~ •
SDG&E is seek.lng a or Fresno and st.ate Sen. I.. only pie V.00 lero mil· • OF GAS • rehearing on a request Job n Briggs of J.OI' lioos.Corllrercial ............... ,,, ... ,,,_,,,_. .... .
for a $37 million rate in· Fullerton. Credit. MOO'thlypay-~ or Oii. <·11A~Gt-:l'i •
crease. Maddy's relatively mentbasedona ! ::=-:;-,:-:.~!~* : Result& ol lnaide ctaasea· _\
THISTLE -1. Bob Ball BYC.
SNIPE-1.JeffCase,ABYC.
LfD0.14-L Qlris Raab, RHYC. the heavy weather . aldwl
IOR·A-1, Blackbiid, Plano• ~ f\i Allen Puckett, CYC; 2,
$155.26 s10.CXX>~ • e HONDA e •
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Scott, NHYC; 3, Mark Whitehouse, BYC.
SABOT -l, Jon PJnckney, BCYC; 2. Matt
Madruga, SDYC • o r a n g e P ee l , Ron and "' l ~· :.;.r ~ 1.
Greenberg. DRYC; 3', Org•nt · I i ' ·
Vago, Ray Avedon, Ftetoit'''~
PMYC. LESSONS IN5TRUM£NTS
lOR·B -1, Whippet, MUSIC
Diet Pennington, CENTIR
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CYC; 2, La Piccola
Fona. Sandy Marttn
LAYC: 3, Golden Eagle:
Carl Rliduaeb, DIYC.
PHRF -l, Persephone, Jack
Woodhull CYC; 2.
J>a11n PrJncee3 ,
Mey ra /Klmball PMYC. '
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.State's lntruSion
Ra,ise8 Questions
ll was a ~or_ brea.ktbrou&h of sorta tut week W'he.n
state offlela~ titted a ba.n on new sewer hookups ln a por·
tlon Of the 5addleback VAµey In return for a developer•5
agreement to Include about 1.400 unit.a of 1o·called rrordable housing tn a 4 .000.unlt development.
State olficia.l.l lmposed the sewer hookup ban ln early 1977 alter concJudlng that the failure to provlde re•
sonabJy priced houalng would add to deterioraUng air
quallty ln the SaddJebaek Valley.
People workiJ>g ln the area but unable to afford
houslng there would have to drive great dlstances to work
and the resulting motor emissions would add more smoa
ingredients to the vaUey 's air, according to that logic.
Merits of that argument aside. the sewer hookup ban
stayed in eff eet until Shappell Industries last week
agreed to include the 1,400 so-called affordable housing
llnits
1hat is all well and good, especially the response to
Orange County's pressing need for affordable housing.
However, there's reason to be concerned with two aspects
of the incident.
First, state officials were able through their
strangulation hold on sewer hookups to force a major
concession on a home builder. The county has been
struggling with that problem with only meager results for
the past two years.
Also, the action represents an intrusion by the state
on what normally is considered the domain of local
government, land use decisions.
It may be that all's well that ends well if using s uch a
prod moves the county closer to providing affordable
Musing to some of Its residents. But there's a spark of
danger in having the s tate, ln effect. mandate a land use
. ,, decision. . .. ,
End the Mystery
For almost a year now, FBI investigators have been
s nooping around in Sacramento, interviewing legislators
and lobbyists in an apparent effort to determine whether
there has been any influence. peddling in the form of
financial payoffs or vote trading .
.-The fishing expedition has understandably Jangl~
nerves in the state capital and given Tise to a raft of
;p,• I --·:-~--~~~'f',--~!'h....:.:: lo, ~~-• -, .. ' -• _, · ~ 'ft "'Wa~S' Tel!'C'l """"..,.elffi 'Wftr'~ CITll"c .,r,..._~..rll-ir"J·
federal grand jury has been ordered empaneled. a · the
request or U.S. Atty. Herman Sillas, to bring the
investigation to some sort of a conclusion.
The 23-member jury, which should be selected this
week. will go over the evidence collected by the FBI and
take testimony from political figures and aides as to the
existence. or extent, of corruption in the capital.
While there's no reason to believe the entire
Legislature is Simon.pure, no less an authority than
Newport Beach Sen. Dennis Carpenter, himself a former
FBI agent. has estimated there probably are no more
than half a dozen legislators with "dishonest tendencies"
which, he points out, is s percent. or course there's no reason to put up with even s
percent. But there's also no reason to smear the
remaining 95 percent with an endless, mystery·shrouded
investigation. If the FBI has found anything, let's gel lt
before the grancljury and wind tip the show.
An Obvious Need
It shouldn't.. take legislation to provide perfectly
.3bvious protection for an innocent citizen who gets onto
an FBI black list, but apparently it does.
That's why Assemblyman Vic Fazio has introduced a
bill to counteract a new hazard of this electronic age.
It seems that names of persons arrested in California
and entered in the computer of the state's Justice
Department are automatically transmitted to the FBI
·computer in Washington.
And there the name remains, whether or not the ar-
rest was a case of mistaken idenity, whether or not the.
at'Testee was subsequently exonerated or the charge dis-
miss~d.
And the citizen's arrest record, though cleared
locally, may still come back lo haunt him via a
subsequent FBI check by a potential employer or
business associate.
Fazio's bill would make the arresting agency
1'esponstble for clearing the FBI coplputer recbrd In the
case of false arrest and also enable a person declared
innocent in court to petition for clearance of the record.
This is only reasonable, and if it takes a new law to
put it into effect, the Legislature should pass the Jaw.
• Opinions eKpressed In the space above are those of the Daily Piiot.'
other views expressed on this page are tl'lose ot their authors and
artists. Aeader comment is Invited. Address The Oa11y Piiot. P.O.
Box 1560, Costa Mesa, CA 92628. Phone (71 .. ) 642-4321 .
Boyd I Tax Collecwrs
ByLM.BOYD
ltem No. 625C ln our Love
and War man's file for single
girls ln search or gentlemen
frf-ends ls a report oµt or
Munster, West Germany. Six
attractive unmarried ~men there h1red out to train s tax
collectors. Each then used
her authority to invest gate
Dear
Gloorny
Gus
If Jarvis would stay off
the televialon tube he
might be assured oC
more votes tor bis in·
ltJatlve. One short see·
Ing and listening
esalon for mo can-
·celJed my vote.
J.V.
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the finantial &talus or the
town's most eligible
bachelors. Within six
months, all six bad resigned
to get married to their select·
ed men.
Average working man
spends 52 minutes a day in
coffee breaks. Averaae work· ing woman only spend.a 3S
minutes a day on such. How
do you account for UU• dll·
fereace?
Those experts who study
racial characteristlct coo·
tend that successful bankers
have eyes narrower than
average and lips thinner than
avera1e.
The~'s always a run oo
hairspray in the
neighborhood of any bii
livestock show. Such be the
stuff that ownen use to
beautify I.heir bovines.
Remember, no two cows
mile the aame nose print.
Q. "What wu nyJon fb'lt
used fol'?"
A. Toothbrush brtsuea.
I
• '1
Niebo!N von Roffman
An Old Pol Should Know Better
,
There are oo rice p1ddie1 ln
the clt.Y of Cambridae, Mass ••
where 1'p O'Neill, the Speakw ot the House or Representatives,
comes from. Some ot tbe men accuuid ol
~ins bribed by that 1mlrky
Koreal'l ,
Tongsun
Parlt. Coll\e r r 0 m
Loultiana.
where they do
grow the
graln. If they
look bad
money, as
they' re ac·
cused oC. at
least they also stimulated bwsi-
ness and brought prosperity to
some of the people or their dis·
trict.
That's functional corruptlon.
corruption which serves a
purpose in addition to .greed.
Functional corruption may not
be legal, or ethical but lt's
always had Its uses and always
will. Dysfunctional corruption is
when you keep all the goodies
for yourself. That's what's real·
ly wrong with the little favors
the-Tipster allowed the Korean
corruptionlst to perform for
blm. They weren't lllegal, but
there are no rice paddies Jn
Cambridge, Mass.
Tip has been ln the bualness a
long time and he knows damn
well that Oriental rice dealers
don't spend thousands o! dollars
Art Hoppe
on your blrtbday party because
theJ' love your sham. whit.e-
ha Ired self.
TIP'S DEFENSE i.a tbat he
never reciprocated, never used
tbe power ol the speaker's otnce
to do anything tor Tongsun
Park. That'll keep you out ol the
grand jury room perhaps ; it
may also convince those UO·
schooled ln blulr. con and ln·
fluence peddling of your ln·
nocence.
When a man like O'Neill al-
lows a fast buck suy Uke Park to
give hlm a birthday party It's a
huge favor. O'Neill. who's only
bffn around polJUcs since the
dars they put Boss Tweed in
jal , knows exactly how those
who sleat.e and wheeze through
the porous membranes or the
corruption statuces can cash ln
on giving the speaker a perfectly
legal and perfecUy foul birthday
party.
There will be the dropped te·
marks alJ over town about the
party; there will be the Polaroid
camera shots of Tlp and his very
good friend, Mr. Park, the rice
merchant and alleged KQrean
secret agent. doing muggsy·
muggsy. palsy·walsy over
highballs ln the congenial at-
mosphere of tobacco sm'Okei bonhomie and a few of Capito
HUl's better looking secretaries.
Nothing untoward. but even
the most chaste of husbands and
pollllciam like that frilly at-
c ' .. 'Bl . ' ~~ :--~~~~ > ;~~~~~ ~ "'"' . ---• ,,_<::::/ -'-"' -• -.iir"' -~ ,., .,
Hit J:tY 'Inflation
The nation was shocked this
week when Tongsun Park re·
vealed he bad s helled out
$800,000 for 30 Congressmen and
called this achievement "an
American suc<'ess story."
Among the most shocked was
the well-known Washington lob-
byist Milton
Ha berdas h
··oo you re
allze that's
more than
$25 ,000 a
Congress
man?" Hab
er dash
demanded
"One Ameri
can succeu
story? Hell, that's 30 American
success stories!"
Haberdash, who represents
Vested lnterests, lnc., said he,
personally, bad never paid more
than $1,000 for a Congressman.
For $25,000, he said, a pw-chaaer
should expect to receive, at the
very least, the House leadersh.i,p,
a major Senate committee, or
balf a ~ldent.
"The fact is thls guy. Toogsun
Park. was bad," Haberdash
complained bitterly. "It's these
rich, ignorant, wild·spend.tnc
foreigners who are driving
prices out of sight. They're spoU-
ing it for us natives. It's gotten
so that decent, honest, hard·
working Americans can't afford
Mailbox
to buy their own Congressmen
any more."
WHILE SOME -extremists are
calling for a complete embargo
o n the sale or American
Congressmen to foreigners.
President Carter reportedly
Cavors a more moderate solution
for fear or offending whomever
might be offended.
At tbe moment, the White
House Is believed leaning
toward a system of voluntary
price controls. A spokesman
sa..id the 2500 percent increase in
the coat of Congressmen was
"obvlou,,ly highly ln!lationary."
He said he hoped the
Congressmen, themselves.
would roll back the prices of
themselves to pre·1970 levels .
As might be expected, the sug-
gestion stirred little interest on
Capitol Hill, where Tongsun
Park's disclosures bad un-
derstandably sent morale skyrocketing.
"FOR YEARS, my constit-
uents have been callin~ me a
worthless politician, · said
Representative Bagley Boodle.
expans1vely offering a reporter
a campaign button. "Wait W1
they bear I can't be had for lesa
than $25,000."
Boodle freely admitted that
American Congressmen had
priced themselves out or the
domestic market. but he feels
this is all Lo the good.
mospbere and you wo1\'t Clnd
Cemalee acting In HoU)'wood
much pret~r I.ban IOIJle hJttlni
t.Yl>eWrlter keys on Jenklna Hill, as the nob on which tbe , .... ,
domed the Republic now rest.a
was once c•Ued.
lT WAS almost the same sort
of thin& that broqht speaker
John W. McCormack, another
Maasachuaetts pol. wbo bad to
have known better. into Ill re·
pule at the end of what had beeo
reiarded u an admirable and
honorable career. He let a cou-
ple or wise guy sharpies use the
telephone ln the outer omce and
his theretofore good name to
make the kind of deals that
fascinate federal district at· torneys.
Why do they do i t ?
McCormack was disgraced" but
if he look money under the table
he was never accused or lt. The
available evidence doesn't sug.
gest he took n bribe. but rpen
who'd never do that are suckers
for lavish birthday parties or
rides in corporate jets.
Men who'd report you If you
hinted at a corrupt relationship
will take a fr-ff airplane ride;
they'll ta.Ice it tw1ce as fast if It's
a private plane because lt flat·
ters them. What you can't get
through money you can get by
genuflecting lo old buJl pols like
'rip. They love to hear their
greatness explained to them.
The speakership is an oCfice of
terrible temptation. James G.
Bl1tne, who held It ln the 1870s,
w11 accused ot &Mlni mOMy
from the railroads. Whether he
did or not, the smell of dis·
honeaty was on him so that he
loal bis bid ror the presidency,
with bis opponents across the
country cbantln1. "Bl~lne.
Blelne, the Continental liar Crom
the State of Maine."
WHEN THEY'RE not being
accused ot specific wron1dotng.
Speakers are rerarded u the
personlficaUon of cynicism like
Tom Reedin the 18901, or or
political bossiam like Uncle Joe
Cannon in the first decade or this
century, or of manipulative
deal·making like Sam Rayburn
in the 19505.
Some of W s has to do with the
nalure of the House of R~pr~ea
latlves. The function of its mem·
hers, as the Institution wa.s con-
cel ved, is to represent the
material interests of the people
in every community and locale.
The House has always been a
place to swap, deal, trade and
bargain, and the speaker's of!lce
has alw~s been the focus for
the agreements these men and
women 'come to Washington tc
make for their districts. It '~
easy to fall over the line into thf
grubby, the tacky and the dJs.
reputable. An old bull pol lik(
the Tipster should know exactb
where that line is and stay or
the right side of \t.
'<de whiz, officer! J undertJU.Dd th.ill~ an American pastime!'
"Fol'r years . American
corporations have been buying
foreign politicians, wblch has
contributed in no small measure
to the dollar drain." be said. "I
have therefore authored the
Boodle Amendment to the
foreign aid bill, requiring reci-
pient nations to purchase only
American politicians . This
should greatly ease our balance·
or. pa yments·under:the·table
problem "
UNFORTUNATELY, there
appears to be growing re·
sistance abroad to buying
American Congressmen OnP
Japanese businessmaa com
plained they were overpriced.
overstuffed, overly expensive i.
keep up and they all looked alik,.
to him.
Indeed. Tongsun Park's ex
perlence may help explain tba.
large marble statue recentl)
erected by the South Koreans lr
Seoul. It depicts the appeallnr
flgure o f an Amerlcar
Congressman holding out hit
hand, palm up. Many are movec
by the simple Latin inscrlptior
on the base:
"CAVEAT EMPTOR."
A Mere Individual Just Can't Beat the SysteJD
To the Editor:
Well, l don't know what else to
do.
I have been upset about lhe
Panama Canal giveaway for
months and when patriots
aounded the cl~on call for ac·
lion, I boldly took pen ln band
and wrote my legal represen·
tatlves. They threw tny cor·
responderRe ln the ''round file"
with all those other sacka of lel·
ters and called the wbole thing
"Junk mail.''
Next. t declared myself an ln·
dependent natJon and applied for
foreign aJd. Idt Amin ls still liv-
ing it up ln style but wbat did the
U.S. aovernment do about MY
demands? NothJng! Not even a
form letter, mucb less money.
Seelng the need for drastic ac·
lion. my little country. the
Republic of Voiceless Votera,
proceeded to declare war on lhe
United States. Still nothing.
ACTVA.ILY, I felt aate declar·
• lng war. Wlth the rislna crime
rate, loonies roamlna the streeu
and thewaytheSUent MaJorttyla
treated, I figured you're probably
In Je11 danger golPI to war
asa1oat America with the present
sc>vernment than you would be lf
you stayed loyal. At least I could
get MY lhi1>1 throuab the Cana.I.
l reasoned that my f amJIJ
could handle the wtaby·wa&he1
•
in Washington all by ounelves
and that U the President decided
to send troops, I would just put
up a sign ln the front yard say.
ing "38tb Parallel" and steep
comfortably knowing that ihe
military would be forbidden to
cross the line.
,., Frankly. I expected the
Americans to at least send ad-
visors, set us up wttb a proflla·
ble munitions plant or two. or
maybe clean up the place. But,
alas, still they Ignored me.
Now, how does a person go
about gettlng their opinion to
count in Washingt.op , beat lnOa-
tlon, cut back on taxes and be
taken seriously ln matters of
foreign policy?
There was only one thing left
lo try.
Last night I tert my llttle
klnadom and sneaked across the
border.
Now I'm an UJegal aUen.
JOYCE WILSON (Somewhere in
Ora.nae CountX)
·--•A•••ls' To the Edit.or:
tf mankind la Lo survlvo on
this planet, It must show com·
paaslob tor thote leaser
creatures wbo share lt4 environ·
ment. Tbeae "dwnb anlmalt"
have a dJcnJty In Ute that man
appar.atly lacka. Tbey moat
certatnly deaerve that same
'
dignity ln death.
The SO·Called "hlgh·altitude
decompression chamber." used
by Orange County for the dis·
posal of unwanted domesLlc
pets, Is archaic and brutal. As ls
obvious to anyone with acien·
tlflc-medlcal tralnlng, the
chamber -actually a vacuum
chamber -kills animals by ex·
plodlng their internal organa.
Would you care to die thla way?
IN COSTRAST, dulh by
anestbelf~ drug Injection is
humane and far less costly, both
in terms of animal suffering and
taxpayers' mone.r. Moreover,
this euthanasia Issue generates
a moralistic rage of a kind more
intense than that caused by
mere wanton governmental
spending.
In the name of human decen-
cy. I urge the county supervlso~
to u se their authority to
ellmloate this barbaric practJ~.
JEAN C ROSS
Olds.Id~
To the EdJtor:
Tbe letters written on army
retlrement assume that all
soldiera nght ln the front line,
Oy the airplanes, etc. Soldiers
cook food, do clerical work,
drlve trucks, do construct.ion
work. optTate and repair radio
and radar and pR>bab~ cloeed
etrcult tolevtsion. They tepalJ'
airplanes. trucks. cars: the: even cut and prepare meat.
SURE, the young man. Jn th•
combat position shouldn't be toe
old. The pilot of a comba
airplane should still be totaJI~
alert, as they are, because the~
receive medical examinations.
The men In charge, however
don't have to be young. Th<
quartermasters don't have ~ bt
young; the cook, the trucl
driver, the mechanic don't ne«
to be young. They need to bavt
experience. U you have a gOO(
experienced nucleus army, draft
ees can be trained to do Uu
front· line acUviLies.
A man of SS should be able t<
fill many Jobs in the military He will have combat ex.perienct
and will know how to tralr
young men for combat. As ar
older man slows down, he alS<.
gains experie nce. The ex
perlence may be worth mon
than pbyalcal excellence anc
tpeed.
JIM BOLDIN(
II
cliiCAGO (AP) -'"-4n wiab. 1qulal1 bloods--. witb """"' , ...... ,. .... Tbey were lmportHt to fla1•lclaa1 tor
thousands ol YMn. And JOU aUM ...-.mber
HUQlpbrey Bolart WU eovwecJ wttb \MIQ lD
•• Af rlcan Queen."
Leecbll.
81.000Ll:TftN<; -£lftlEa BY eutUq ot ,
by att&ahlaa leecbea to the body -nearb' dlecf out
u a medical treatment lra the \ale llOG&. But Dot
'elltlr.ly. 111.rudo Medieiulll -medldDal leecbet
-are 1UU sold by tbe huaadreda at an old·tlme
drugatote In Cblcqo's Loop.
"Nine out ot 10 people who eome In to 1et
Jeecbn are buy1ni them to withdraw b~ from
black eyee, Monday momin1 b • IOOd monilila -after the weekend fights,•• aa.ld Harvey Snltmu,
m•aa1er ol Su1tnt'1 Druaatore on Wabaah Avenue.
He Mid cMhen, wbo come from u far aa New York ror the leecbet, claim they help relieve ml·
arane beadachet, phltbllil, and the swelling of
brulMI. ,
..WE'afl 1111 ONLY aET.W.. ouUet ln the
country (Of' live medicinal leeches.'' be aaid, ad·
d1n1 that the store sells 500 to 600 a year.
Snltman. wearing a whJ~rmaciat'a coat, took what looked like a big ckle Jar from the
store'• front window. reacb tn and drew from
the watet a thin, blackish·brown worm that squ11· ated ln b1a palm, trying to sink tiny teeth into hls
nesh. .
"Jt mt.cbel Itself to whatever you want It to.
It ieta to look Wee a UtUe sau,age, and then it
drops off. Then the sweltm. goes down; it's dead
'
UW!Niiiiiiiiiil
Senielles I ...
TrouJJle SOOthers
EL CAJON CAP) -Worbbops are
1pringtns up naUOnwtcle to traill
bartendel'a and baJNl.reua'I M OD•
the-Job ~ to lteer troubled
p1tron1 from dlpreuJon and lulddl
toward pr~loaa.I bel_p.
There wu a Ume wben barteder
LeRoy Sandqulat preferred not to
lend an ear to emtoDMtn'a 'WOii. •
AND COS•ETOLOGJIT Kathy
Spiller med to eome home aeb ntcbt
with her bead rln1ln1 wlttl ber
cuatomer•s pel'IOllal artef.
Now they botb are w1111DJ
listeners.
ll 's partly because ol a pn>eram
that hu tralned about 115 Soutbern
California balrdnllen and about 20
bartenders in COUDleUq lkilll embl·
Ing them to bandle crtlla l!tuatlclal.
"It'• euJer to just sort of P,•Cy
them <customen> by listelllftg, • lllld
Sundqulat, 25, of La Mesa 111d
manqerol aSan Dlo10 bar.
Many problems tie bean involve
domesUe probJema, •aya Sundq\llat,
ana moat of tboee relate to money or
fights wtth a epouae.
ANDY THOMfSON, 33·year-old
director of Crisis House's Comml,\Di·
ty Tral.nlng Protram, eald in an in-
terview that bartenders and beauti-
cians are trained ~ to 1Ive advice or engage in any form of morallzioi
or preachJna.
QUEENIE
blpod ln there that causes the swelling," Snltman
------------------said. ly Phff lnterfandi
Richard D. Hongisto.
who resigned as San
Francisco's sheriff to
become Cleveland's police chief. only to
be fired three
months later. wlll
stay in Cleveland to
become a radio com·
mentator.
THE woauHOP WAI launched
lo 1976 with a $35,000 state Depart.
Instead, they are taught to listen
and . when appropriate, refer troubled patrons to community
service agencies dealing with 4rug
a nd alcohol abuse, mental health
counseling, suicide tntenenuon and fami~yordivorcecounseUng.
g
DOES IT HVRT! .. NO, HE'S tot teeth sharp as a razor." •
"Years ago every drugstore had them; 50
cents apiece. Now they're $6," the pb1rmacist
s~d. -
ment of Health arant to Cr&sla ffoUle
in the San Diego suburb of El Cajon.
Participants a.re now applytng their
paraprofessional talents in beauty
salons and bars throughout ---------California.
Cosmetologist Spiller says that.
before she took the course, her
customers "were f18bttni to aolve
theJr problems and l wu fighting to solve mine ... nothing was being
accomplished. He emphaahed that the store doel not pre-
scribe the use of leeches and he will not recom-
mend thelr uae. But sales are le&al and he's Just
passing along what his customers tell him, he said.
The medicinal leeches, he said, come from a
London supplier, who imports them from Russia.
Poland and Hungary.
Apology
Extended
OCC Stodent8
Wm in Show
Orange Coast College
agriculture students NEW YORK CAP> -Amber Knight and Mark THE LEEatES THAT COVE•,,ED Bogart's "The Chinese Nall Owens, both ot Costa
body at he pulled Katharine Hepburn in a disabled Murders,•: published by Mesa. received' a first
boat ln the movie "African Queen" were unrefined the Un 1 v er s It Y o t place ribbon for their
cousins ol Hirudo MedicaUs, Snitman eaid. Chic a go Press in ''College Champion"
S'ZOOO
for only
Wlelher yoo ~
S3.00'.l or $25. t'.XX>
get it fr<m the peo.
pie ~ 1e00 m11-
11ons. Coom!fciat
Credit Mootllly pay-
rrett based on a
57.(XX) Hofre()wner
IOM. for 84 roonths.
at Ill amJ3I per.
cent~ rate of 1S°b.
Total payr1'El'lt
S11 .345.88.
"Those were ... just ... leeches," he said paperback, contains two ·Dorset market lamb with dlsdaln, as thou,h you bad called a plowborse Page 121.s, no Page 122 shown at the Great
a thoroughbred. and a Page 123 that Western Livestock Show
Dr. Later S. King, a professor at the Center says: in Los Angeles. ( th St d t th H' t f Sci d "l now know who com· 1
Medicine at the University ol Chicago, said in a
$}35.07
a month.
or e u Y o e is ory o ence an mltted this foul crime, D N• ed
Pan Feng!'' rnma lX separate interview that the use of one or two ~
. : ~ ~>',. leeches does no harm. It doesn't do much good for If a reader. who wants LOS nGELES CAP> .. -• .. • • 'jl ~. '· . ~ · • most Ula. but in some case, he said, it may be the same clue, writes to -Los Angeles Sup4!rior
00 POINTS. 00 PRE-
PAYP.£NT PENALTY
I ~ llnd ways
to help. · ·" • ,,I\ · -r-·..#-~ ~ benefklal. Chicago and asks f<!r CQUrt Judge George M.
. .--v-:--.. Page ~· thal page IS Dell has orderedl1r. GOMMJ:'DrfAL coi:-n1r ~ .... _..,__....,,""' ...;. • -"IN REDlJaNG A .BLACK EYE. for exam· se!ll. Wi~ it comes a Kenneth A. Rascoe or · .... ~ 1'1-L' : V··---~~---' -r,..-·-· ~.;.i,:-._..,JW, .. •4...''~:"l'U'~t.w!!·~ly ~ .... ·--·-!!!•hft4~cll to . C~TION ~ -~reJl~Ynir'Yo.Twa~"~ ·~ ..__ · · · began-to t>ecOm-;·;c;~rentrnc.-ft·~t·~~if;or~;g~~xcE~t~ ~ · ~1 ~i~-.·;,--. · ~\~ ... ';: ~i~_ ;:-
'lfioded now; like taking an oxcart to go from the Chicago Pres~ Preas patlecats. Raac'oe, a ~tion~~=~ .,.. -
Packers Pushing
Pickles for Peace
POINT CLEAR, Ala. CAP> -Pickle Packen
InternaUonal cot together tor their eooventJon and
heard Wllllam R. Moore, vice presldent, declare:
.. Pickles are gentle and bumble and there is
nothing more barmleas·lookina than a pickle."
"What naUons or leaders or penom eould rat·
tie sabers while munching on a cnmdty pickle?"
.be Intoned. ·
-Moore propoeea making the lowly pickle a
symbol of lntematlpnal peace.
He said there are pickles aplenty for the Job.
Indeed, 21 )>Ulloa pickles were plucked JQt year
alone, and that, he said, is nve for every man.
woman and child in the world.
Tbe pickle, be conUnued, "ii already kqown
worldwide. It la even area. tbe co&or of Dature."
suburbs to downtown." • wishes wishes to ·to genera! practitioner and I
The early purpose of leeching and bleeding -~pologbe for for repeat-surgeon for 22 years, Co1ta Mes. • 370 I!!. 17th Street • Ml-8'100r
before doctors knew that blood circulates -wu to mg repealing Page Page was accused of "clearly • 1111 Town & Country Rd .• • 6'?-68'fl
redl1tnbute bodily fluids and thus restore health, 121 121. Slncerely r,ours. excessive" prescrjpliona 0'1l"19 Suite 26
he said. John John Burton. of the drugs.. ' c...u1 Llf• ~ ... w • .., ... Aval1a1>1 .. tr1 1-;11a11>t. ~ •t <:nio• a...
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She explodes over trivial matters Hice the car not
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Please make the call that wUl show her
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p.oblem talk lhop
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Oran~, California 9i666
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........ .-11.t"' •
Teen Offenders Repay
1'Bfaa/, Fuhtl. May~ "Counly Program·
a, SA'f!: Cl.ANCY ·-..... Sorne 1.000 tee.n.a1• Jaw
violators la Ot.aQlt Copty
would N toed~ t.o btlp tbem repay lbelr crime vlctlma II a
propoaed oae·1earJrotram
wins the approval federal
authorlU
County officlala hope to leek
federal funds lo finance the
$155,000 procnm, a report to
1upervlll<H"I said.
It -ould be admlnlatered
'throu1b Ora.nee County Juvenile
Court as a part ol the sentendq
for younpters found guilty of of.
fenses aovolvin1 a monetary
loas.
JUVENILE COURT Presldine
Judge William Murray bu ol·
fe red the proposal his "en·
thusiastlc support."
He said sentences now lm·
poaed on young offenders ln
®rn_e instances involve resUtu·
lion.
However. he said the effort is
not as extensive a.a lt might be
because of Probation Depart·
ment. caseloads and lime in·
volved ln seeking jobs for
youngsters and arranging re-
payment.
THE FEDERAL funds would
be used to hire specialists to place
the youngsters in suitable jobs,
mon1tor their performance and
assist in working oul any Job-
C"elat.ed problems.
.. Thts will make possible the
payment of restitution from
'TEENS CAN REPAY'
Judge Wl .. m Murray
many individuals wbo now can
pay little or DOthlng because of
pe>verty level statws." the judge
wrote. ·•u will further give those
from mere alfluent families the opportunity to earn the mooey
for restitution as distinguished
Crom ba'do& tbe Rarents provide
it," MWTay said.
COVNTY OFFICIALS said the
program goals would be to re-
duce the number of young offen· ders Incarcerated, lMtill a sense.
of responsl bl Ii ty In the
teenagers, ald ·tn r ebabUitation
and Increase pubUc confidence
1n the JusUce 1yatem. They noted there are about 1,000 14 to 11.year-oldl each year
wbo could bendit from 1uch a
pro1ram.
These teeoagen "would better
serve t.bemselvea, tbJir parents.
lhe court and t.M communJty ii
some way could be found for
them to go to WOfk ln the com· munlty and pay back at least
part of &be mooetary loss they
created aa a result of m'•·
bebaviOf," officials said.
THE REPORT aaid the
Orange County Manpower Com-
mission alreadr baa a1reed to set aside enough job alota to ac·
com modate tbe youngsters.
fl is expected tbat they would
work an average of 20 hours a
week for about s~ven weeks.
The National Alliance of Bml·
nessmen also has offered to as-
sist in finding jobs if necessary,
the report contl.nued.
THE RFSl'ITUTION program
would be assigned to youngsters
in court as part of probation,
county officials said. aod the
teens would be given a set
amount of time to complete the
payment
Judge Murray said restic. Jon
often is a vital factor in re ·
habilitation.
•'Such a program takes the
profit out of stealing," he said.
"It gives the offender an op·
portunity to understand the
viewpoint or the victim of his crime.··
Irvine 'Lauds' .Readkd
'
outstanding students, Award s iJ.lcluc;t-;l .. E x-commurutrsen\ce. ·.~~-·--.,. -·~"'~'"""""''"·--.-~.· _ .... " --.-~ "·~· ' ~ . . \ -r¥ -~"WIUI av ~·WJtrlSe II , . ...,-....u,.... ·u .... ~~r. aii ~
April 29 al the eighth annual o UCI, and· Alumnus of the of community affairs for KOCE·
Lauds and Laurels Banquet. Year. Other awards wlll be TV. and Cheryl Biles, president
made lo the outstanding sc;nior, of the alumni association.
The dinner, sponsored by the graduate student and ~blete
UCI Alumni Association, wiU be and ror distinguished teaching
held al the Sheraton Hotel in a nd r esearch . profession al Newport Beach. achievement and university and
Tickets for the banquet are $11
and may be reserved by calling
833·6247.
Deatla Notlen
DIL\TlUCIC Metch 2 1'11 M • !"llSUll ol •n .~.
KATHERINE C. Dl!ATRICI<, ~Ion Mid fl'9 et her ~e I" I.AU
p osed ••• ., °" Aprll "· ""· Hamil ... ~ s.r1nos. ""1IMIM$. SM
Suntveel ~ -Jofw'I F. DHtrlcll. Jr. wa • resldMlt of Udo Isle from IM to
of """'"""°" llN<h. c.e. -°"· "''·Slit -u. Mrtbt!llM __ ,. ftlCMf"CI W. DHtrkll of llabllls AW famlly ,...,_SM II WNIM 11>P IOft
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t•rt>ury Epl.lalPOI OIWdl, S* ..,_. Mof1u.ry OlrKton.
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WIWAMI
l!YEI. YH FRAfilCES WIU.IAMS, ,.,"""''' Of u.o 1.-. ,..,.. .. ..,
Deatlu
Ehewheri
R USHVILLE. Ind .
CAP) -Edith Wllllde,
87. who shar ed tbe
Am erlcan political
spotlight with her late
husband. Wendell, died
Sunday. Mrs. WHJk ie
helped guide a national
campaign when her
husband made this
qulet. rural community
his headquarters for the
1940 race against
Franklin D. Roosevelt.
SAN FRANCISCO
<AP> -Dr. Bertram
Felnateln, 64. a brain
surgeon and husband of
Dianne FeinateJn, presi· ---------dent ot the San Fran·
......... y
COLONIAL M BAI
HOMI
780t Solsa Ave
Westminster
893-3525
,AC-.C: YllW
t•tOll4L,AU
CemettfY Mortuary
Chat>el
3500 Pltcific View Onve
Newport,
Cehfornia
944-2700
NcCOIMH:lr
MOlrTVUtll
LaounaB .. ch
494-9415
Laguna Hills
768-0933
San Juan Car>t1trano 495-1779
14&.'f~e&OM
M •AL MOMI
Corona del Mar e 73-M80
Costa Mesa &48-2424
-.&. llOAOWAY
MOl1'UilY
110 Broltdwav
CoetaMeu
842•9150 -INIM-1Ul'tlU.UMI
WBfQ,llip CMAPll.
427 E 17th St,
Costa Mesa • eMM888 Santa Ana Ch.,.i
518 N. Broadway Santa Ana• 547-4131
WI~ lllM1MI' MOlrl'UAn e21MeJn St. HIJ'1tl~~
ciaco Boarct of
Supervi!ors, died at bis
borne Saturday after a
long fight with cancer.
LA CANADA <AP>
Bruce V. Ile•••· 7~. ·a rormer assemblyman
and founder of the Unit·
e d Republicans of
California, died ln La
Jolla. He also was vlce
president and a member
or tbe board of Glendale
Federal Savings.
SAN DIEGO CAP>
Veteran stage, screen
and television actress
Edy&be Elliot, 91. died
here. She played on
Broadway and later ln
Hollywood movie and
televislon roles.
For the
Record
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PUBUC NOTICE
P118LIC NOTICE PlTBUC Ncn1CE
ORANGE COUNTY I OBITUARIES
PUBLIC NOTICE
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DEAR PAT: What do you know about
"lecinal.ae" mayonnaise? I've bad some for awhile
and although I don't use m8)'0llllaise often, I
bought this brand because it doesn't have e11s or
salt in it. But, a friend said she'd read that thiJ
product Ls juat ordinary mayoaD-tlse. ls thJa so? R:r .• t{ewport Beach
It ls. Spreadlq a Welt ..,... II falle lldorma·
Uoa aboa& .. Leelaabe" reslll&ed la · • II-day Jail
term ud a ftM of $18,5" for ,...meter .lack Pat·
toa. He wu aeeased ol am....., Slit,• la tt7• ~ selling ordinary m ayo•aaaae anaer lh
"LeclnaJse" label, wllldl led --.men to bellete
tbe product dlCI DOl cotttatrsalt or es... IM
Angeles Dtpaty Qty At~ 1Jaa Miller COD·
teaded lite m.lnepreaemtaU.. eada•I... lite
•ealtb .rt CGDAmen. e1pedal.IJ &MM nlferlac
from bJlh blood preaa.re and Mart or tldMJ pn-
blem1.
Seer&,...,_ Ole,.._
DEAR PAT: A few months qo you published
an ilem about a woman who bad duplicated re·
cipes for fast-food restaurant.a' apecialUea In a
cookbook. Could you possibly provide the cblcken
recipe <I can't remember wbicb cbaln's recipe
was mentioned), and bow do I order the cookbook?
N.C., Huntington Beach
Gloria PUaer's first book, "Tile Secret
Restatll'U& ltttlpea Book" costs •· 'fler new booll,
"Tile SeClOlld HelpiJI& ol Secret lledpea" COllU SS.
A "Homematen Newsletter" allo ls &Yailable.
ih'der deta1ll can be requested by aeDdlag a self·
addl'HMd. aamped eavelope ro: Gloria Pl&&er,
Box 1~;8'. Oalt, MJcll. 48079 .
OM.Y N.Of 11•
Desert Blooming After Rains
DEATH VALLEY CAP> -Thia aeern-
in1ly desolale region is alive with de·
aert wildflowers this sprtni a.s a result
of winter rains which were more than
double the nor-m.
The drouabt-atopplog rains have not
only "greened up" parts of Death
Valley. All aorta of flowert, cactus and
Joshua tree blossoma, healthy weeds
and other vegetation are blioominl in
much of the encircllna Mohave Desert
region of southeast California and de-
serts of western Nevada.
"People whO live around reaJ pasture
country mleht laugh but to those of us
who see very little of it, this really looks
green," be add.a. "It's spotUer than ex·
peeled. but it's here."
The desert spring won't lat too loac.
Temperatures b&ve ~..-above
90 in some ., .. , JD4 ftayner aay1
nowers and blolloma ln the lower-lrini
areas may be .-e wWUn a couple cl
weeks if hilb temperatures penllt.
THE GROWl'H EXTENDS over a
wide area ol west.em Nevada.
Pat Lott, bot.any teacher at lbe com-
munity college lo Falloa, located in
oorthweist Nev1d1, aald lbe desert re·
eton in that area La also comlna alive
with flowers ·~ u primrosee, du· dellona and ftddleneclta.
Sbe says t6la ~ar·s detert nowers
a.re 10~ to be abundant, but they'll be
d11ferent than those of prevtoua yeant.
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BESIDES THE DISPLAY of plant
' life. thel'f> are pools of water ln what are
normally dry lakebeds scattered around
the vast desert regions in the two states. APWI,.,.._
BUT RE ADD8 THAT wilcUlowere
wlll continue bloom.Ing well into tbe
spring ande1rly 1ummer at b1aber eleva-
tions.
Rayner says the "color•• can be 1t.-
tri buted to the wiusually heavy rainfall ill
recent months. He aaicf qao~ \be Slh ln·
ches of rain fell in Death ValleYllDceear.,
ly J anuary and that's more th.all double
the amount for the aame period a year
ago.
TBAT'I BECAUSE RAINS in the
area bit mosUy during the Yiint.er and
not ao much ln the fall.
Jobn McCormick of the Unlverslty of
Nevada says many so-called "spring
flowers" actually start growing in the
fall and were hurt by the dry weather at
tbat time. ....,.•••9er1
Clayton Moore. who
starred as the Long
Ranger for years.
has sued Wrather
Corp., which owns
the rights to the
show, for $30 million.
a lle g ing n o n -
payment of earnings.
There's always some sort of spriq
growth in the desert.
But Dick Rayner. chief ranger at the
Death Valley National MQnumeot, says
this year ls unusual bec«iGse "there are
so many varied plants blos-w>ming in-
stead of a few selected ofts.
"USUA.LL Y IN THE desert you'll see
one or two kinds of blooms but tllia year
there are many. Some places are so
green thf')' look like pastures," be says.
Travelers in desert regions can look
for fi elds of .Desert Gold. Panamint
Dais tes , purple -hued Phacelia,
blossoms on Beavertail cacti and
Joshua lreeJ, and a variety ol other
wildflowers and plants, be says.
Rayner says that the deeeft ll'Owtb
makes for more than Just nice ~ry.
It ls (be says) a vital part ol "tbe web
of life" in an arid region where Ute is
dilficult to support.
"WHEN THERE IS more yegetation.
there is more food for the lesser
animals," be aaya. "And the more
lesser anlmall tbere are, the more food
there is for b1gaer animals.''
Re-enlistlnent ope
SAN DIEGO (AP) -The com·
mandant of the Marine Corpe
personally vetoed re-enlistment
plans of Jl former drill s~eant
acquitted in -the deatti of a
recruit, the San Diego Unioo
Safi.
A general cottrt-martlal ac-
q'1}tted Sgt. Ha.rOld Bronson of au charges in connection wtth
t)le training death of Lynn
McClure oC Lufkin, Texas.
The newspaper said Geo.
Louis H. Wllsoo intervened ln
Bronson's application to re·
enlist for six years, approvtnc
only a two-year enlistment.
Bronson now is staUoned at El
Toro Marine Corpe A1r StaUon.
In 1 letter to Wilson, the at-
torney who defended Bronson in
1976 •called the situation "Wl·
justified persecution of an inno-
cent man."
"Unfortunately, you and your
headquarters have chosen
Sergeant Bronson as the
scapegoat for the Marine Corps'
problems arising out of the
death of Pvt. McClure," wrote
Dan Hunter. a retired Marine of-
ficer.
Bronsoq cooducted pugll-stick
bouts in which McClure, 20, was
forcecNto fillhl several otber
Marinet ln a disciplinary unit.
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LOS ANGEJ,,.ES (AP> -Ap-
pa~ntly IAe Anaeles man.,er
Tom L8lorda is placing more
lmPC)IUDee on \be flrat. confron·
t.adoo between hla Dod1era and
tbe ClnclMaU Reds lban his
counterpart. Sparky Anderson.
La.sorda bas Juggled his
pitching rotatJon for the series
bet.ween the National League
Western Division powers which
begins thia evening <5:40) at
.Dodier Stadium.
After Los AnJ(eles defeated
'
Atlanta &-o Sunday beblnd the
seven·bit pitchina of Rick
Rhoden, Luorda disclosed that
hU Rilchin(rotation against Cin·
cinnati will be Burt Hooton
tonight, Don Sutton Tuesday
night end Tommy John Wednes·
day nighL
By dropping Doug Rau from
the rotation. John, who ls 9·2
lifetime against Cincinnati with
four victories last year. is in·
s ured a start in the series.
Anderson will start. Bill
Bonham, Fred Norman and Tom
Hume aod keep his ace, Tom
••••en818te
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Seaver out of the series.
Rau, who will not· start until
Thursd"Y night again.st Houston,
will have 10 Clays between starts .
The Dodgers continued their
rampage against Atlanta, beat·
tng the Braves for the fifth time
in as many games. Sunday. they coU~ted 10 hits. including two
each by Ron Cey and Rick Mon-
day. Jn the five 1ames against
Braves pitching, tht" Dodgers
are batUng .338. "We're playing very well ...
acknowledged Cey, who was oo
base four times and drove in a
run ... We're getting good
pitching, excellent defense and
we are scoring runs.··
Rhoden scattered seven tµt.a ln burling his filth career win over
tbe Braves without a loss. In
Dodgel' Stadium he has a career
record ot 24"'8.
"I always like pltchln1 here."
he said. "You know t.here•s 10·
ing to be a big crQwd, the ball
has to be hit awfully w~ll lo be a home run and this is one of the
best mounds in the league."
Rhoden was also backed by
four double plays. The Dodgers scored twice in
the first inning a&ainsl lose
Phil Nlekro. 0-3, on a double
Dave Lopes, an error. an
singles by Reggie Smith ·
Cey.
Steve Garvey's bases-load
,.si,ngle in the third improv~
Los Angeles' lead to 4-0 and Uti
Dodgers put the game awaJ-. with four more runs in the eight¥
toning. ·
Rhoden doubled home MondaJ
with the first run, Bill Russeii
See DODGERS. Page BZ I
Fatt Seattle Next
I . Angels' Game: ·
Beat the Clock \'
OAKLAND <AP> -The
California Angels played beat
the clock again -and won
again.
"Maybe all games should be
played that way. Baseball is
a boul the only team sport that
doesn't use a clock." manager
Dave Garcia mused alter Sun·
day's ll·inning, 2·1 victory over
the Oakland A's.
scratched out the winning run in
a game that was even through JO
innings because orDOrlltaytors
homer in the fifth and Dave
Revering's ho111er for Oakland
in the seventh.
Baylor opened the 11th with B;D
infield hit off Dave Heaverlo,
2· 1. aod scored from third base
with the bases loaded when second baseman Steve Staggs
dropped a throw on what would For the second time in four
days. the Angels were involved
in an extra-inning game that a A-.,_ S18te
curfew threatened to stop with uo.w.llMPc .... mt>
the score tied. Last Thursday APt1111 c..i•ionu•11Nta. 1:•p.m. night in Anaheim. Joe Rudi hit a A11r1: l: c..1,..,,,..ecSNme 1:»PJ'\.
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AZTECS GOALIE BOB RIGBY GOES HIGH TO SAVE A SHOT BY GEORGE GRAHAM (SECOND FROM LEFT). ; .
Aztecs' Defense Does It . '
16,226 See Swf Dea/,t 4-l SetlHrek
By HOWARD L. HANDY . Ot ... o.lly ,.... , ... ,
iwolfgang Suhnholz and
Clartie Cooke combined scoring
talents in the first half and the
Los Angeles Aztecs put on a
spectacular second half de-
rensive display lo band the host
California Surf a 4,1 ,defeat in
North American Soccer League
olay at Anabetm Stadium Sun·
day artemoonbeforel6,226fans.
The Surf plays two more .home
gatrtes at Anaheim Stadium this
week including Tuesday night
against Vancouver and Friday
night against Toronto. Both
games start at 7:30.
The game that , had been
postponed from Saturday night
bcl'ause of inclement ·weather.
found the Aztecs making the
most or their scoring op·
portunities while the Surf re·
peatedly mJl!sed attempts in the
second ball, especially in the
final 2S minutes when the Astecs
played with two men short.
It was a case of missed op·
portunities and inept scoring at·
tempts in that final portion of
the game for the Surf who saw
the brilliant Sub.oho\% take the
balJ from mid field and go all
the way to score the first goal
with a bit of outstanding
footwork in outmaneuvering a
Surf defender.
The first score came al 14:35
a nd less than seven minutes later. reserve Rudy Ybarra hit a
second Aztecs goal on an assist
from Cooke. Yb~rra took over
for the injured Ron Davies who
s uffered a leg cut that required
stitches early in the action in a
colUsion at midfield.
Suhnholz scor ed his second
goal on a Cooke assist at 39: 1.3,
then the duo reversed the pro-
cedure al 44:30 after Manuel
Cuenca scored on an assist from
Steve Moyers for the lone Surf
tally at 40 :41.
All of the scoring was confined
to the first half with tempers flaring during the second period
and the Aztecs having two
players ejected from the game.
~
Masters ' Replay
Player Rallies in. T of C
CARLSBAD <AP> -There
was a brief conversation
between Gary Player and Jack
Nicklaus as they walked up tbe
10th fairway during the final
round or golf's Tournament of
Champions.
"Well, Gary," said Jack,
··you've made up the seven shots
in just nine holes."
"Yes. Jack," replied Gary,
;;_but now I have to be concerned
mat someone doesn't make up
seven on me on the next nine.
There's always that possibility,
you know."
however, the best come-from·
behind on the PGA Tour was six
shots. Player now has done bet·
ter than that in consecutive
weeks.
And the self-styled "eternal
optimist" was completely un·
surprised.
"After 25 years as a pro, there
is nothing in golf that surprises
me," he said after collecting s.ts.ooo from the total purse of
$225,000 on his winning total of
281, sevens.bats below par on the
La Costa Country Club course.
Los Angeles then put on a
brilliant defensive performance
for the final 25 minutes.
Steve David of the Aztecs and
Len Renery got into a shoving
match and both drew yellow
caution warnings from referee
Pante Maglio early in the second
half. David drew a second warn·
in~ for pushing less than five
minutes later and was ejected.
Then Suhnholz drew two warn·
ings and was gone with 25
minutes left.
Aztecs coach Terry Fisher
wasn't happy that two or his
players had been banned from the
game.
''It's a question or common
sense," he said after the game.
"You just don't do things like
that to jeopardize a win when
you are up by three goals.
"I'm not going to accept that
type of thing. We won't tolerate
it from the players. It shows a
lack of discipline."
Fisher feels his team plays
better on a wide r field like
Anaheim Stadium than in a
limited space like the Rose Bowl
where the Aztecs play their
home game. •
"But the way we played today,
it wouldn't have made any dif-
ference if we were playing on a
field that was only 12 yards wid~."
Fisher was upset over Davies
injury and felt a warning should
have been given to the Surf
player who caused the cut.
Meanwhile. Surf coach John
Sewell wasn't concerned over
his team's tack of scoring in the
second half against only nine
players.
'Tm more worried over the
first half," he said. "We were on
top for the first 10-12 minutes, then
our midfielders started le.tting
their players run by us. We
weren •t tackling hard enougp.
late-afternoon plane to Min· ,The way we ve been hilting,
nesota. there was an agreement we II take .L!'e~ any way we ~an • . that no inning was to have start-get th~m. sa.td catcher Br:ian1
ed after 4 p.m. An identical Downing~ whos_e thro.wrn g•.
situation existed when Rudi playe.d a big part m the victory! homered Thursday night. for the t~am wh1~h h_as a 6·3 rec-
T h is t i m e. t he A n g e 1 s ord despite a .204 batting average.
"He saved us with four perfect
throws." Garcia said after his team eoded the A's' five-game
winning streak.
Frank Tanana will pitch for
the An gels tonight against Seat-
tlP southpaw Rick Honeycutt in
the Kingdome.
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Dispute d Call
Helps Forsch
" Toss No-hitt er
ST. LOUIS CAP> -"He called
it an error, and it's an error.:•
right-hander Bob Forsch ot>-
served. 'Tm sure if you asked
the third baseman whether it
was an error, he'd be honest. He
seemed to think he should have
had the ball."
Thus, through an official '
scorer's judgment, Forsch
emerged Sunday as the seventh
pitcher in the history of the St.
Louis Cardinals to author a no·
bitter .
Forsch's victims were the
Philadelphia Phillies, whose on·
ly real bid in a S-0 defeat came
on Garry Maddox' grounder to
the left side oC the infield to start
the eighth inning.
But It didn't happen. Didn't
even come close. Player simply
pulled further ahead ot golf's
strongest field. And, for the
second week ln a row, the little
South Afrlcan secured a victory
from seven st.tokes off the pace.
It pushed bis earnings for two
weeks to '90~ marked the
20th victory of his American
career.113 around the world and
See PLAYER, P aJ(e BZ
"It's very easy to play defense
when you are up by three goals.
All they had to do was sit back
and wall and we couldn't get
behind them." THE SURF'S STEVE MOYERS (10). FRANZ SMUDA COL1.IDE.
Cards third baseman Ken i
Reitz reached to his left to scoop
the s mash but only tipped Oat
ball with bis glove as it bounced
Into the outfield. The official
scorer. Neal Russo oC the St.
Louis Post-Dispatch. im·
mediately signaled error. Jn many respects his triumph
Sunday closely resembled his
victory a week earlier in the
Masters. He 1tarted the final
round seven abota back. He
played abcKlt a ttaU-hour in front
or the otber contenders. He put
his finat J"Oand -th1s Ume a S-
under-par 67 -on \he board and
had to wltit and "•t~h while a
collection of the world's best
players t.oOk a shot at It. •
In the Muters, three men bad
a chance to tJe or better his
score. This time no one got
within two shots. It completed one or the game•a great come·
backs. There are no records to
indicate consecutive come-from·
beblnd superlatives. Last year,
Lakers'
SEATILE tAP> -Aa the Los
Angeles Laken begin a five·
month summer vacation, the
Seattle SuperSolllc• today are
cbanUng, ''Bring on the Trail Blazers!" '
"We feel confident we're play.
Ing weU. We're lootin1 forward
to the Portland series " said a smiling :>eattle coach Lenny
Wilkens after bls SOn.lcs whJpped
the Lakers, W-102, Sunday In
the deciding game of their best·
of-three flrst·round National
Basketball A.asoclal1011 playoff series.
Seattle. which lost to the
Laker" in Loe An1eles Friday
Roller Coaster Season Ends
night to set up Sunday's third
game before a sellout crowd of
14,098 at Seattle, will meet the
defending world champion
Portland Trail Blazen in a best·
of-seven series starting Tuesday
night ln Portland.
"I think Seattle's chances
against Portland rigbt now are
very good," sald Lakers coach
Jerry West, whose team's loss
Sunday spelled the end of a
roller coaster season.
"Portland's strength right
now Is In their backcourt and l
think SeattJe right now can put a
great de•l or pressure on
anyone's backcourt." West said.
Seattle rookie Jack Sikma
fklished with 24 points. includmg
12 in the third period as the
Sonics took a 91-78 lead Into the
final 12 minutes. His two free
throws late Ln the third period
gave SeatUe an 8.1-64 lead. lts
biggest of the game.
The Laken put together two
!feven·point spurt8 ln the final
quarter, the second of which cut
Seattle'• lead to 99·92 with 5:29
left. But 7·1 Marvin Webster1 wbo scored 20 points ana
grabbed a game-hi1h 18 re-
bounds. kept the Lakers out or
reach the rest of the way. scor-
ing s ix or Seattle's final 12
points. ..
"They were shooting well and
it dido'l give us a chance to get
the defensive boards," aaid the
Lakers' Kareem Abdul-Jabbar,
who played the entire game and
led all scoTens with 31 pOints on
his 31st birtbd•Y·
LOS A .. HLllS lt411t -Deltlltl' IJ, Wiik• 1$,
'"ICIUI JA-at, .. _ 4, Nl•on "· Scott '· Rof)l.ctl ,. Tot .. s 4' ~11 IOI.
1aana.s um -J, ,,.,_,. tt, SlltlNI u,
¥fttl"tr JO. O • ._ t, Wltllems 22, Slla I.
Brown 14, Wel•t. ~· 0 II n Ill, l°' .. ,,..,. 14 H 2t t.,_!01
.... .,.. " al » tc>-lll l'ot;ltd out -Wllat•. Ttt•I IOI/I\ -Les
A"911.,_ 7• SHI He, l• T~nl<efs -0 ~
Sutl A 1<.ott
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"I went down for the ball and
kind of double-pumped, trying to
pick up the bounce," said ReiU,
who conl'urred with Russo's
call.
"J( just went off the webbi.QI
of my glove. Sure, the Pbilli~
thought It was a hit, but t was ln
a poslUon to field the ball. :i
should have had it. It shouJ4
have been an easy pl~y ." •
"Alter about lbe sixth lnni.ngt
I reallzed T had a shot at 1t;;:
aald Forsch of his ma.sterpiecel
t.be first in the major league&
this year. "The momentum waA
behlnd me. The most d)fficul
part was that it was 1·0." ..
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Women Swimmers Shine
Rl1uialu Fail to Win an E1'Bnt Agmnat U.S.
AUSTIN, T u s (AP> -
Amertca'a youthful and bloom·
lna ••orneo's swam team ls
ready to lake on East Germany in
lbe World Games lb.11 AUJusl and
lnlllct eome re-venge for tbe 1978
Olymplca at Montreal.
Eaat Germany's women woo
11 or 13 gold medals behind lbe
now retired Komelia Ender ln a
swimming Waterloo for tbe
American girls al Montreal.
• But the rebuilding process
hasn't taken long with the Ukes
of 14-year-old Cynthla Woodhead
and 15-year--old Tracy Caulkins,
wbo shined in a two-day duaJ
meet against Russia.
The meet at the Texas Olym·
Sports in Brief
pie Swim Center wu completed
Sunday with the Ruaslans falllni
to capture a ainele fint·place
medal on the 29-evenl card.
CauUtloa, a nillth 1rader from
Naabvllle, woo four events
henelf. "'-
Th la, comlna on the heels M a
recent Ruulan upeet of East
German,y ln a dual meet, bad
American coach Don Euterllna
entbuslutic about the fut'::fni "The women have ce y
Improved; we are on the way,"
said Easterling after the United
States had complied a 233-111
victory.
And Eaaterlina said be didn't
feel the American teen-age ter·
Evert's Clay Streak
Extended to 118
rora wert at their JH!ak. "Certainly oot,' said Easter·
Ung. "There's no end to them set·
ling new records."
J eDJliter Hooker ol the 111.aaion
Viejo Nadadorel finilbed ~ In the 400 treatyle for women
with a tlme of 4: 10.84.
Caulkins waa the crowd
favorite. She twlee defeated Rusala's best, 13-year-c>ld Yulla
Bogdanova. The lut Ume wu in
the lOO·meter breaatatro~e.
where the Sovlet glrl owm the
world record.
Scott Spann. a sophomon at
Auburn, swam to four fint·place
medals to lead tbe •lronl U.S.
men's team . .....
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~!po (USS!Ut. 1:11.74.
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THE DODGERS' STEVE GARVEY PUTS THE TAG ON JERRY ROYSTER.
DODGERS. • •
HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S.C. for International Motorsports G~'!._·y~r.~;.;,:~rc!,.~·!;
Chris Evert withstood an ear· Association GTX and GT cars at merll. 1:1D.S1, ._Tat-. 1'71>; 1. ~
Affirmed Breezes;
Kentucky Derby Next
eo-u-.. FNm Pace Bl
sln.rled home Rhoden and ~
Glenn BW'ke •lnaled bom• two
more. ly threat but went on to defeat Roa<l Atlanta Sunday. 1u.s... Pl~I. 1:tu4; s. ~ cus.
Kerry Reid. 6·2. 6-0 Sunday, win· Costa Mesa's Danny Ongais, s~1i:'o~~~:~~..:.:;.~..s. ~ The loss wu Atlanta ·a sixth in
seven gunes. 1be Braves con-
tinue their West Coast trip
tonight lnSan Francisco.
nlng $26,000 and her fifth cham-winner ol Saturday's Texas 200 v1u •• s.c.i.J:01Ut c~CM1,_.,..,_., INGLEWOOD <AP> -Ar· C!essive. He "'alloped home
I d. I' f' . hed t:os .... ,,.. v ........ 1~1 J. ~Cl& • pionship in the premier clay n 1anapo LS car race, uus s1u. 1101.t•: >. ,.o_.,. cu.s .• Knon11i.. firmed, the belt 3-year old rac· cause be started waiting on
court tennis tournament for second in a Porsche, 15. 7 T-W·J01~~~r:~·-•u,~~,.:~:.·:"iu.i.. ing in the West, beads for the other hones to come up.
women. seconds behind Grega. vonken, N.Y.1, 1s:o1• 1AniW1cao1 ~ °'° Churchill Downs th1a week and a He's too smart to get ~auaht." AT\.MTA LOla.otl&.at .. , .....
The victory was Evert's 118th •-•-_. 1a1a&..-r1~•-..-., u:u.-, ~S11aw.1t1si:1.........,cus-po11ible shootout with Alydar, ' Affl eel ot b d nd he-.1 ..,_, ... ftea nr ua a.e" s1u. u :os.11: '· o•ar1.,. cu.s .• H-IMI, th be ln th E ln lb K rm I a ea ·a · "" straight on clay and marks the u:01.n:•.RUIJftcuss1uu:w.... e st e ast, e en-run from Radar Ahead unUl the '.' 100 4 01 >Ot
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' 1 ' 0 I 0 12 third lime She had defeated Raid TALLAHASSf:E. Fl&. -Uadlftg -• ...., .00 MaOLl!Y ltl!LAY -1. ""' ... MMe tuck,. DerbyM•v6 I t• __ .. -A h--.11 Into . ..... money ·-"' ..,. '"' _, r.11..,._ "''"· s,.w. Jaaua.,,.. McCetal. 1:-.a _,, · a .,er lwn~a .. en:oy ~na in the flnal.s of this event. ~ owr .. 1,1,...,.,_, ..,.12 "" ..... Golf tArnenc.M_......,_._.,,1.ai.u.s.--. A firmed, with 17-year-old the stftteb. Affirmed took com· 4 0 I 4 00 It I ' Stt 2 s ... 0
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·":'~~-¬e• u.uii. 111 ._ 1nt1;1.~a:a.& .. Steve Cauthen aboard, wrapped . plete cllarle and flnlshed two 76ers, 130.90 t1nth0kou......,o .. 111111•vo"1: 100 1>.a.STftOl/l.~1• ,,., .. cu.s... &..os up the Call!omla Golden Triple lentths ln front or Think Snow.
.. ' 10• 11• :~:!l::!:·l.~:O :4.!·~~~ A1tH1. 1:01 ... <An1W1ceA N<-...,-. Sunday with a coovlncln1 and Radar Abud wound up third PHILADELPHIA -Sleve ._.,w•ifta.M.no 11~10-11• 1: ... s.. K•tn 0-. tmi: 1. 11e ._ ,,_ easy two-length vict.oey in the d tb ll d d B l
1 •• 010
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.. 1. 'th 19 · ts and Dou"' Jim "•"-·"·"° . ~-n ....... 11• "'~&an cu.s.. Madi-•• T-.1 aM ear11s1e _,, 1..,. Holly ood ner· b Now an e we ·rega!' e ~ iac "IX,. Wl , poll\ t • & Ed Oou9"9rfy,Sl,tl0 6"*744S-V• CU.$ .• CllldMltll, l:«UI, t , I(,,._ (IJKlll, .....,, illl W y. got ln fourth in the fteld Of IUJle, Colhns, with 18, le d eight R ... ee1ctwe11.u.-......... 10-m 1:ou1. · he beads back Saturday to re-
,players in double figures as the :~•:'!c~=u·"° ~..J:~ N;: .. ~~r,r.:.' .. "?".!.;;c.!ft ~":; ~ new bis rivalfy with Calumet's A 1·5 favorite, Affirmed ran Tl>tM• 1u.1 o Tot•• ss ••a Philadelphia 76ers crushed the Mtk!w.1.e....si'°'° 11 .. 1-1...-m 1:1u•.C-VOKllral'\.lm);t.1a1111no ... 1us. Alydar. In six meetloga last the mile and one-ei(hth ln .a.u ... ia • • ~ ~w Yor .. Knic.j? tAA-9() S~bMurpt>y.S2,0'0 12 .... n-12-2n Sltl.l:Ot.jl;J.ew-CU.S..,Dallal;1:1U6;'-y~r nrm won four and lost 1:481 /5. It was relatively slow ..,~':::-. II ..... _....~.--,. 1 ....... ·-·
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sem1Cinal playoffs. , WOodye1~11.l1t ~11*11-m Jec11Mnv111e1. 1:0MO; ,_ M111et-1u.s .. .._ trainer. singled out the Ken· u e tbe wPJP extenal • b
allf\ll,.........,,11.no =.,~: .,_,,111,T-.1.1:t1..o; .. ~~1us. tucky·bred colt as .. bis chief that wu just to make rmed an.A.:•" • .... '°
Larrr Nei-'1..DI ..... s~:,;, 1~°.:'~STYLI! _ 1. H•IM cu.s.. Joie*-". rival. And. when it was pointed pay attention, be said. P.Nlftro 11 .. w1 • • • a 1 a Spun, JJ.f-103
SAN ANTONIO, Texa!> -
George Gervin exploded for 25
Goll Title I• Staet1 v11 .. 1. W10 tAIMrl<M .-.... ... --. ....... out that some eastern trainers A Flortda·bred chestnut, Af. ::= ~¥> ; : : ~ :
Jiii St..at. "~1: 2· ~ cu.s.. ~ had criticized him for not run· firmed races for hJs b~er, the c-1111141 _, o o o 1 '
·second-half points and finished
with 35 to rally the San Antonio
Spurs to a 114·103 victory over
the Washington BuUets in the
first game of their NBA playoff
Sunday.
Ramire:: .....
HelQlltsl, il.211, l. T-• IUSSAI. ,. .... •. . H bo Vi F f M and LOSAMORUS Ya1tov1 .... 1cuss1t1. .. 1s. ning Affirmed m such stakes as ar r 1ew arm o r. . Rllodeft cw.2~1 • 7 0 0 5 •
100 '"0 · MN•.., -1• '· eeui1i1M <u.5•• the Wood Memorial Laz replied Mrs. Louis Wolfson, who collect· WP-P.N*ro. .... -P.Ni.ttro. PB-MurllllY. NeV.vlllel, ,.IU (Am9rlc.M -d . .,.. man. . ' ' S d l 2 2'A :111'1 2·11.t1. o•-JollMon, m11: 2. ,..,,,....... "Whoever it was should go to the ed $174,750 un ay. -· -· ·
cu.s .• ~-. tem '· 2.•>.1M; >. 1er.v.-1na racing commission and get a Affirmed's only two losses la.st
cuss111, 2:...s.: •.1111-• cussR1. z:21..u. t i • 1· .. year were to A'"dar In one he 400 FR1esTYLE -1. wooo11u• cu .s.. ra ner s 1cense. 03 •
R1.,...11d91, 4:02-" IAmert<MI ~*!NI'\:, Cauthen who apparently broke through the starling gate,
•:01.o., ~· .m11: t. Hoc*er cu.s.. Mis-toved with Affirmed In the and in the second, the Cham· t.IOft V .. Jo), •.10..IM, 2. Of'-. CU .. S... HlnlMM, Stak Affi ed .aa. 111.1. 4: 12.to: .. Y•001tev• 1uss1t1, 4:11.s.. Hollywood Derby, said, "Now pagne es. rm was Wl)· ~ Ml!OLl!v RELAY -1• Ufll&a11 SCMes on to Kentucky. 1 knew he would t r acted by another colt and tJuO, T. Gaulkl~. ~~. EllltnsJ, Al d stormed b to · •:10M 1•...tc.111,_._.,.."*'-•:un.u.s.. win here. He's just too im-Y ar Y WlD. tMm. 1'7.,; 2. USSI'. •; 16.M.
TV Sports Tonight
8:30 p.m. <7> -BASEBALi.-
The Baltimore Orioles meet the
Yankees in New York. Taped. MONTE CARLO -Raul
Ramirez defeated Tomas Smid,
6-3. 6-3, 6-4 in the finals ol a
$175 ,000 World Championship
Tennis tournament here Sunday.
Ramirez won S30.000.
PLAYER RALUES ••• I Ma,,er Tri ... plu
GUADALAJA RA -Gene
Maye r d efeated John
Newcombe. 6·3, 6·4 In the finals
of the Mexican Open tennis
tournament Sunday. The victory
netted Mayer $8,500.
Cage Coae• Tal»l»ed
SPOKANE -Daniel
Fitzgerald, assistant basketball
coach at the University of Santa
Clara. has been selected head
basketball coach at Gonzaga
University
Gregg Beats 0.gab
FLOWERY BRANCH, Ga. -
Pol ' sitter P~ter Gregg, driving
a h .,.bo Porsche 935, look the
lead it the start and never was
threat •med in a 100-mile sprint
Coadaoed From P•«e Bl
made him the first man ln more
than a year to win consecutive
American tiUes.
Nicklaus, tbe defending cbam·
pion and Player's partner over
the final l8 boles, never really
got into il He shot a 77. lnchld-
iog 42 over the back nine, and
flnlabed at 29L U.S. Open cham·
ploo Hubert Green was 1&-293.
Britiab Open king Tom Wat.son
shot 76-288 and PGA champ Lan-
ny Wad.kins 78-293.
Their problems didn't com·
pare with those encountered by
Severiano Ballesteros, however.
The bright young Spaniard, who
led or shared the lead through
the first three round.a and had a
4-stroke advantage golng lnto
the last round, blew to a 79-286.
He double·bo1eyed the first
hole, bit two shots lnto the
water, three-putted the sixth and
left one in a bunker.
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Detroit
Milwaukee
Boston New York
Baltimore
Cleveland
Toronto
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6 3 .661 1,4
5 3 .sis 1
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Angel• 6 3 .66'7 1
Chicago 4 4 .500 2"ia
Minnesota 6 7 .462 3
Seattle 4 9 .308 5
Texas 2 6 .250 4~ .....,.,._..
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St. Louis S 4 .5:56
Chicago 5 4 .5:56
New York s 5 .500 ~ Montreal 4 4 .500 \.4ci
Pittsburgh 3 6 .333 2
West Dtvtaloa Dodgen 6 2 .150
CincinnaU 7 3 .100
Sao Francilco s 3 .625 l
Houston 4 6 .400 3 San Diego 2 S .288 3"4l
Atlanta 1 6 .143 4 "4l .....,. . ._..
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GIRLS· SPORTS I MISCELLANY
JIM NIEMIEC
Now that 1priq hat rll'aJly a.mved Sou.lb.land
outdoonn\et'l &N tt&rUn1 to get out Q>OA, All of
lbe lakes in Calltom1a •re tall and fiahln1 for
t.roul, bass. caLfliq. ~e11J and crappie ibouJd be
ekcellent this year.
The San Dfe10 t'ity lakes wlU be a good t..t for
trophy bass fishermen, while Vail, Wohlford, lrvlne, Henshaw, Sherwood, Anaheim and Big
Bear wlll be Jn top trout fishing condition.
Most ot the lakes In the High Sier-n1 ar-e still
frozen over and with 2'1'• feet of snow on the ground
·1lround Crowley. It's doubtful Crowley will offer its
u.sual Sood fishing. All of the streamB on both the
east and west sides of the Sierra are in good shape, ! but could become very murky if a sudden thaw
begina. Most of Big Bear Lake is ice free and shore
anglers are catching a variety or trout, small bass
and occasional cat.fish and bluegH.
Colorado ruver fishing is good at most of the
..impoundments. Mojave is good for big rainbows,
Havasu ls good for small slripers and large-mouth
bass and the area around Bullhead City is produc-
ing some big slripers. Hank Neverka reports that
bass to five pounds are very active in the Martinez
Lake area of the lowe r part of the river, and that
fly .rodden usine Bass Poison poppers are. brjng_.
tng in limits.
Pyramid Lake, off Interstate S, is very good
for striped bass in the eight to 15-pound class, be-
ing taken on a variety of large plugs. Small bass
a nd trout a.re also being caught in good numbers at
this newly formed lake
Alamitos
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KAIS PAPE
Pape Nabs
El Niguel
Goff Title
PWM '2,>tll. p
Amw .,. .. c0regorr1, w-Kris ape woo the
1aw1" c11rt1 1~1: e.rt Gr.... women's club cham-ve1e Clhlclllorcn, P.cltlc O•b o ... -n..acuyl; star Re11ect1°" plonship for the third
CB•rl•nl, AllClyl Sk ippe r straight year at El I Blat kmaftl: Siar Sl\oot e r U1hr1twe111 : Butler's Hero Niguel Country Club
<GoWr-1;1(j)Neo..f<SMr11.. with a score of 339 for
,OHTit ltAC. -OM Mlle. P-.e. four rounds.
c1a lNlr19 ~leao. Pun • u .100. Pape, the wife or a ~~":~':r.Pf1<e "·0004•500• IM<u former aMi.sLant pro al
S1t•C1u• owsior tM•r•we111, El Niguel, bas been St..Oy Goin ICrarwl; AdcllH Boy I · If f 3 ,,_ IRalchlonll, Tom Tryu IW-ltrl, p ay1ng go Or ...-..
Je .. '°" Mohewlc <LK1<:n1: Rat•nv years, yet in that time C.olon (Be«I, Sly OM (Wfll l•mt1; b b th Ceneven (Rlleltlel; l'orl Worlhy S e a S W 0 D e ci..1~1111111. women 's title at El
""'TH HCI. -OM mll•. P•u . Niguel three times.
It appears the annual spring roo of yeUowtatl c1.rm1n11 r-ciiceo. M41r" 20 per-Her score of 339 was
is aboul to get under way at the Coronado Islands. «nt. Purw iuoo. cia1minv prices 25 strokes better than $ lt,000..1 UIOC).20,000. Veteran owner·operator Frank LoPreste at Fish· J J1 1.~11-l5P<i1191>; u11r• that of runnerup Pat • La di ' rt th t th u l Wave ISl>tr-.nl; My Direct KnlQlll Levy who f1'n1· a&.ed at ~rman 8 D Og repo S a t ye OWS are a (Aubin); Baron Eerl (Cr->; James au the Islands lo good numbers. The fish are mixed In Gem <L.on90>: v1< • Ter tUQ111111111. 364.
size, running from 10 pounds to tackle buters ln ~i:o~!.i.'°"""1'; w.iu..m Peui a1.11tiouncc
excess of ZS pounds. Bait condl\ions are very good •--•ClllllOm•t• •• for the border city fleet, but currently most of the ""'™ uca -One m11e. Pac.e. s Cl\•molonSllto Ft1111t-1. ICrrs year 010, I...-. ~WIMer 3 recH P~. nt; 2. Piie ~. J61; J Dell• yellows are bitting on mackerel and Jigs. Tbere to• s.oo 11n1 money 1~1 br9dl .. Fon•. *: 4. LAP Suttoft,, vo; s.
~. Apttl 11. 1WI DAILY l'tLOT 83
Boswell's Last Hurrah
&Lioru Merdor Tuton South~
Wutmio1ter HJgh'1 BUI
Boswell ls acheduled for 1 ~
ment party April 29 at South
Coast Plaza Hotel. but before UW
takes place, the Llona bola bu
one more coacb.lna aaslgnmeat-
and tbat•a April 211t Sant.a Ana
Bowl (7:30> where bis South team ot coaches wtll be batWnt1 a
similar aroup from Northern
Oraoge County in a. benefit foot·
ballgame. Boswell's been putUng bis COO·
tlnaent throuab its paces at
Orange Coast College Mondays
and Wedoesdaya and amoni the better backs In tbe South camp are quarterback Jim Britten
<Costa Mesa's Estancia Hl&b>.
and tunning backs Sam Rout
(Estancia> and John Seely
<Huntington Beach's Marina
High) .
Others from the Ora~e Cout
area lo the Sout.b stable include
Edison <Huntington Beach>
High 's Gree Henry, Russ
Purnell and Mike Taylor;
Marina's Alex Henderson and
Andy Bonecan ~ Ne'frPort
Hubor's Larry Doyle, Hank
Cochrane, Bob Seevers, Tim
Parsel, Jim AJtobelll and Dave
Perkins; and Costa Mesa's Dick
Oberreuter.
Also, El Toro High 's Paul
Joyce and Butch Edge; Ocean
View <Huntington Beach) High's
Rick Lara, Steve Colflesh, Bob
Ruckman and Brad Keehn:
Estancla's Ron Schreiber and
Tim Oder; Rick Hell or Dana
Hills: J im Coen of Fountain
Valley; Jeff Chilcott or Hwit·
ingt.on Beach ; Mike Aguirre of
Capistrano Valley Christian;
<?olden West College's Pug
Pierce and MJke Jonn; and
Oran1e Cout Colle1e't Dave
Gleason.
Spies were rwnored around
tbe OCC pracUce neld recentlY.
but 'Bolwell reportedlY bu bla
ualetaatl atatloned ln IU'ateslc
apota to Cl6iel l\W:b lM)ltlbW.Uea.
SpeaklD1 of Boawen. the
Orange County Board of
Supervlaora rece.ntl.Y honored
bJm with a commead1Uon fOf'
ROGER
CARLSON
his contributions to the youUi of
the OrllJlle County comm\mity.
Aaotller premier attracdoa
coming ap 11 of tbt teaala
nltaft ~te La Jolla 1DP•1
pereaalal powers la•ade J.a.
Wayne Teanl• Cl•b to duel
tbree-tlme QF Sodlenl 8ecdoa
champion Corona del Mar. It'• bWed ror l p.m. AprlJ %4
and It's one or the few times
you '11 ever aee Coro11a del Mar
eater as tile decided aaderdog.
Amoq &be La Jolla arsenal ls
Roger Kaapp, ranked bl tile &op
elgbl naUonaUy.
News concerning two from the
Long Blue Line at Newport
Harborffigb:
Ex·Sailors and Orange Cout
CoUege football star Steve Foley
bu been lmpr-esslve in sprlnc
drlUa at Stanford and Cardina.ll ust1tant coach Norb Hecker
aa.ya: "Steve hu tbe potenUal to
be 1 lt.&rUr ~bt away. At s..a.
lJl8 pounds, he has the ideal size
to a•t the job done •t de.f enstv•
Hf ety. We think be can atep ha
and start for ua rllhl away."
Tlm Regan was choaen USC's
moet Improved swtm01•r for the
PAC-8 champions. Regan
dropped cl01e to five uconds ln
tbe 200 bacltatroke and three
second.I in the 100 back.stroke to
help USC to its come-from·
beblnd victory over UCLA in the
PAC-8 nn.Ja.
A reeea& boDor weat to Corou
del Mar HIP'• 1toD Dnll • .tao
wat one of m aWeUc dlrectort
la , ... natloo d ied for ~ abWt1
by tile ~onal Coaf e.reeee of
Hlib Sc'bool Dlre dou of
Atllletla la Omab.
Oa •I• ILu Mell a& eon.a del
Mar lhlee &lie late ... ud ls a
primary ruaoa. for the cmw~
coadlU. of dtampJoull.lp bu·
oer1 la tbe Sea IUa••• gym·
naatam.
Stanford University bagged a
double bonus with Laguna
Beach ltigb volleyball stars Kip
Engen and Randy Smith actept-
ing scholarships.
In tile moi l recent CIF
baaebaU poll &.be Ml11loa Viejo
Dlablot wens ...Ued No. 5 la 3·A
clrclea-ba& &bat was before
University Wp <Irvi ne) ex-
plocled ffW I l.Z... Soutb Coad
Leas• vtdory ovtt Ute clttali
~•den.
are a lot of red crabs ln the water and tbe tem-~:~r~C:-~~~1~·:'cirnu>; ~t~ifLl'OUllCk>-l R"
llttature ls currently holding at 6Z degrees. All In· wetu1tano IKWlll•I: Roy•I Aye\M CbC:llran, m ; 2• Mwtaret Oe8acl\, Ar w ' Athl • dicalions are that tbls could be a good overall 1SMru. A<llAnl• H_..., 10trv1r,1. 794: 3· Avon Gouin, 297 twon t
'"-·~''' w ... IVollerOI G.,rl\alCI playoff); 4 VMll\lft W.lls. m ; s. ea omen s e ICS season, says LoPreste. For an update OD 1.~btni !Aubin>; siaepr Br• ·a,. coun· O..rlOli.t'--.2"-coocli&ions pbo~222-039J. . 11'9anJ; 51r'Nller 9'00lls ITOOCI>; Sec-FtitN ll -1-1. Ginni
• ~ -.-• __ -~ ~ younv Ml,lllon (Hanflel. Bord••ll, JI»; L JMflle Kohls. 301; a.
' ~ ,. -· • -• ..1• Miiiie P+ecooll •·4 JoyceHociton
, ...
~ .~ .. m • ~-~· ~ ~"I . , > ,. ,--. ~·Jte~~w·~_,!Jl.(.dele~' Ji, ~·.1-Wl\lt•1H1''1J: .. .l;~N1rf-....,.. 100t,_1: ~Ill l:OM; J, .'°' ,, .. ,.,t l'-1. lrvlN HI"' OCll\!(lrf!! --~-·-+-' -.,r;J ·~ -· •:-'t • /'(."' •.> '-,..~ ·•··~~8 It.SS.I, 11 rel•.'f-8tellnl Cll I IU. J. VM1111191 IOI.I S.o..A. • 8 Pec.e. • A • llPTi ' ... -... w '" • , <" <.. ,...,, .. ~ , ~~ ._ ,,,....V.utw · · •llQll>lt "'"'"°money M It_,. '#-• '· .... "' j ~ ~u-T ~ .. r ' ' ' .. • v ----•• ~-~.,...----..... The Ro)'.al Polaris r.eportB1 ~hat there are sttll .• 1_,. in,.., s ~. AJt0 eiivrble :':::::~~~~":'.::r"~~~ t..ie V• v .... C'rk».,.,.,,,_ '-6, J -i. H v.I" ~ .. ,...... __ ,.... --·" • _ • #$· • ~ . ' albacore bem~ caught m "Mexican waters. They C•l·brecis "°' i-1.0 lnvll•t>on••· 4 Mavv• Murphy )S6· s He••n veuiunv-1 ScllNler CMI 7.2 7 SP-1. l'lfletwnolHJZH. 1:u .o. ' 1:4s.lf 1# ...,._,,"....,. ... ~'II
are not "c plentiful as they were a month or so Pyr,. ss,IOO. Le11111 Jn ' • • W•> Muum '11110 -e.rto11no 'rci .._.__ v-.. ·, 100 bllctt-i. O'Oetl 111 t·2'. ; '· 1·u .s; '~'--'· F1Jle41 m 7: "" Ceoller N lltuel>lerl; Bye Bye • ---· llMMl"9 IDLI 1:3'.2; J. $6-lll '° lr .. -1. Md)oneld COLI IOA; ago, but it is encouraging to know that they are out v1e11over 1u;i11t "-'"' 111111 . Reci MUNTINGTOMHACU,~cc 1·~.,.11 .. .,.,.._1, Maaum 1,_., u · Ml..-Vlefe US> tu> c.M uu. . . t1y-1. venGlnkl• IOl.I ts.•; ~ there The Royal Polaris has space available on a IR1te111e1; JCHe91 1w1111an,.1. Time LowGron,1.AWHetT--1: A 2 P•1""4111 to,...> ",_.., ,,,.; 100-1. Treblef' <CJ 12.2; 2~1. 100 _..,-!·~kw cou t:aut u e1t-1. Cooper COLI 21.1; so . • Strum IGouClrHul, Rio Br••O Flltl'll (Grollll 1 .-n'#Mw l3 77 • · McCaM(MVl &l;~l.Mow>La"' 2..W.UelUll.J7.J,~.---1(11 brffU-1.PltnylOU1t.J;llOOI,.. rouple of seven-day trips m May and June to ftsh Hanover 10.nnl•I. o ... o•a scar IH•ll-r. 0111 ii.ftv P.w. ~ ... i · Bela11C• bMtn-1 MalNM <Ml eo· IMVI 1:05.1; am-1. Jonft cc> 2:3'.l; 1:411.t . Nl•ll'-1. O..LUIO 1:1'.t.
big yellowf in IUrt'd, trophy size yellowtail, black 1v•11•nc1tftQNmi. 1Curnava1.11;>.11JtJOMOKJ,1C•r 2. Oo11111,,. <CJ 1.1~ i. 01e1 1H11.ft :U~:e:~,~~11~~:.~
-;ea ba.ss with a chance at some albacore. Give 1.1GHTH RACE 0ne mue. Pace. ~~·,::i.t IGros•l-l. Ill•> .>o.n '"''· G,._, !Ml eno ~IDtSl•n 1c1 tMv> ito; 440 re1ey-1. CdM .S..J F h an 's La di ,, all f d t · 1 lllo<t·Wlllllfr ll,500 '1·1' or f7j0 In l•sl s 6•7 Mii• rei.ty-1. MJulOfl Viejo 4:31.1; lS ~rm n n,.. ac or e ai s 5 fl•rts. Also •lloll>I• non-winner s ttvm•n, ~rle Olflntnvl\am, •4. F'-•~1-1. "'9w.11m IMI 7.t ; HJ-1. Slemp' IMV> 4•1; l.J-I,
reen lor '600 llr\t mofll'y !meres, 6 IHetl-1. Rowmery P•t-71; 2. 2. G'"" CMI 7-"5; >. Ma111Hlan ICI T,..blw ICI 1•1; SP-1. Pllster IMV)
Bait SU..,.tfon lntpro.,ing
A couple of weeks ago the bait sUualion looked
very bad and Newport bait hauler John IAosaw
was not opthnistk about a good season locally. In
the last couple of days the anchovy populatloll baa
grown to a polnl where now it is possible to make
sets. Lansaw says that be will have either the
Jupiter or the Dawn Star out at the jetty on
weekends as soon as the fisblng picks up and be'U
be able to furnish private boats with bait
throughout the summer fishing sea.son on a dally
basis.
Tozier Optimbtir
Phil Tozier, who h ead s up Pavilion
Sportfishing, or better known as Davey's Locker,
reports that fishing is de finitely on the upswing.
There are lots of Bonito in the area and as soon as
the water settles, aft er the winter rains, good
catches or all ~ame fish should be made. CurreoUy
there are some nice yellows at the outer islands
and a good h1te or log barracuda in northern
walt'r!;.
Big Game fi'i6hing to l•pro"e
Ftshlng tor big game fish in the areas around
the Cape and Rancho Buena Vista is just about to
break loose. Weather coodltforu1 are good, but tbe
fish have not shown up In good numbers.
Swordfish have bffn slow to show at the Cape. but
there have been lots or tana and dolpblo. MarUD
are also on the move, but very few sails have ar-
.-ived ln the Sea of Cortez. The last part of April ~hrougb June are the hottest fishing months for tt·
sorts on the east side of Raja, when tt ls nol llD·
usual for a sportnsber to come in with as many as
four marHn nags fi.ylng and variety or smaller u"'e fish thrown In for added support.
Erpenbeck Heads
CIF Spike List
Huntington Beach High School's Anne Erpen-
beck is the lone event leader from the Orange
Coast area this week in the CIF girls traek and
field performances released by the CIF office.
Erpcnbcck has a 5.7 effort in the high jump
and is ahead of four-other girls tied at 5-6.
The top five marks throuJ(h April 10 plus area
•••••>. Purse~.ooo gr•> MlcQyMcltllllJM,OodoSftllrpe, 7.J. ~.
Helcyon Herl IKueblerl; Blue · All.fOIHI0-1. Mui.Im IMI 11.J; 7. '##1« V#llty T•mPtsl ILlnhlhlllJ, Sue Fo"le C 1'1'9111 (~1-1. Pal Lee~. ~ (M) 2US; J. ~IOUlllfl CCI .. ' 104; 2. (lie) &nly Beeltr, llOWrteAf>. 21.1. IV•ll.,,Cll~I. H•Ootl IS.ylnJI; Clrew$, 106. (Nel)-1. llMtl Ann ROlll, Mesler L410f\ !Crane). Cllln Cl\ln V•r•.Martl-ft,7J.
IO• II n Isl; •onoo M YI I e' Y lltAHCHOIAlfJOAGUINOC IGrevoryl; T•llor11 IRetel\lord); Tllr" 811nd Mlcie T-nt: A
Armbro Roy (GouQrea.i). F1'911t-1. l!llaeft YrK.eOunt, SI; 2.
NINTH lltAC2 -OM lftli., P«•. c1a 1m1nv llancltcap. Mar<t11 JO per· ...,,, P..,,. U.600. Oalmlnv iwtc.1
'9 ,ooo-t,500.
8orteperte OllP (Merofllll; Sill~ 41'•11• ICllf ll; Be, FllQlll
I PelenenJ; SencltH Son llol.lbln);
Saov• 8r0ftwyn I &etlbyl: N•llm
IKuel>lerl; S.0. lA•le 10.--1; l'lamlnvoMI• 10-1.
GIMy St~. SS. II F119N-I. Ullle Mo-. SI. C Fl .... -1. CU.I a.tty V.wQl\an1 AoeAGlll-.SJ.
OCICI Hole\ To11rnamenl: A
FllQlll-1. ~ P9frt, 11">; 2. So.a
l!-n.22YL
• l'llQflt-1. ,.,.,., "-· 11; 2. L111i.~.JM; 1 ""9Smlll\.~;
•· Ille) ... Hollfl, #tMV VllM'elll, *""'· . Aeeotll\e~Ho4l11,~.
Area Calendar
,.......,~,.,
B•MIMll-Hwtlll'IQ!on lleetl\ 'Ill
ECll"°" al Mli. s.io-t Plt1I U:301;
W.ttmln\IW "~ FOunleln Valley at Mii• Sq...,. P-Ill; Est.ncla Mt
Oran119 IJ:ISI; SC. p..,1111 Malet Del 13:151; lnltntHIQl\lltVlll.,_aPrep
(3 p.m.I; Gtotstr-v.11..,. OWISllM
•t T•mPI• Olrlsllefl (3: ISi; HUlll·
fnvton ve11ey Olrlstl..i vs Mar.,..th• •• TeWlnkl• Pertt 171; Victor lftlley
Cl\rlstlan vs Llbetly Chrlsllan at Cost• M•'WI Pent 12.301, Olalley el
s.oell llHC-()Jll-(7 . 301 ; Got...,
W.sl COi'-•I CVPfHS 12:301; C.r· •
r1J05 at Oranve CDUI COiiege 17:JO>;
Polnl Loma .. Southern CAtlfor'nl•
C.ollege ()).
VottolMll-EI Toro at c.or-Clef Mar, "MIUIOn Viejo el C.ollAI Mele,
UIQUM 8Ncll •• O.na Hiiis. 5-' Clemente a\ Unt-slly lell al 1> ..
Mal~ Del llt Ettan<.la, a.ivon et
Irvine HIQI\, La Quinta •t Ocean
VI.,. 1•11 et II. T•nnls-Merlne •t Newport
H•rDOr U.30>; f'O<.rtleln Valley •I
Westmln,ler 12 :JOI. Hunlll'IQlon
Be.Cit •I~ (2 301 . OrMQe .. EllAlftCI• U:ISI; OtrrllCK al Or•nve
Conl Coll~ UI. Seeldlto.Ck •t
Sou111w.si.....eoi1-m Trac11-0>11999 Of 11\e OeMf1 •I Golci.n Wnt CbUl!QI (21.
GHii QYmftHllC\-ECllton •t
Hew.,WI H-. HUlltlftQ(On Be.tel\
•1 w .. 1m""'°'· Merine at "-1aln v.11.,. 1a11 1111 io1.
Girts swt""""'° ll•Wl>Ort Hart>or
•I EClllon, Fountain Veller at
Marl .. , Weslm1'610f' al HunllflQlon
8-1\, CllPltl•-valley at Dane
Hlll1 lall at 3 UI.
GI rls ti.clmlnl-ewoor1 Hart>or
•I ECll\Oft, Founl•ln Vallo al
Marina, Westml~I., al HuntlnQ!Oft a..c11 (all al a:JOI; OeM HlllS el
Lavu,.. BNd>. emi. Mesa •I El
Toro, Ml"'on Vl•lo llt Oor-del
Mer Call et J:lSI.
Girls ltMll -<II Poly Pomona et
UC ,,,,,.,. 12:IOI; Soul"-1ern at
S•ddleboO Colltve 01; Oreftge
C.oltst CollaQe. OWritos 121.
Glr11 sofl*~B Ploly •t ECllJOfl
ll:IOI; EsUncle et Saftla NIA CJI;
Am!Mued« OW'ISllen .. Huntlft9IOll Veller CMl•ll•n <>:JO); Liberty
Cltr 111t•n el Wl\lttler Olrhlla11
ll.:1111. ............ ,It,
llHtball-NtW~I HarbOr wt
M•rlM at Steir Field 17:301; El T0to
•I C:OroM CllM MM Cl: ISi; Mlulon
Vlelo al Cotta ~ ll:tS); Sen
Cltmtnle •I Uftlvenlly U:U);
Lavune 8NCll at Olna Hiiis 1):15);
PepperdlM •I SouCllOf"n Callfoml•
CDl19Qe 12:30).
Traek:-LeQun11 llNClt at Cotl• Motu, Foun1at11 VallaY •I "-1 H•~C3:1SI.
T-1.-EI T°"°llt OW-de!#.¥,
Mlulon Vle/O ot CollAI Mne. S.ft Cl•menle al Unlversllr. L•vuna
8ta<ll al OeM Hiiis Call •t J I;
Golclen Wnl Cbtl9 et l..M Anoei.
CCll 301
Pro Soccer
Standings
"-"-'-Socc# LNtW llA.TIOMAL.CX*FEIUINU ~Olvlsl•
Well\l1'191on
N-Yor-
"OCl'lftlar Tor011to
W LG~OAIP PU
J0811H
J090S2J
0 2 1 S 1 I
020200
Ctlltl'lll Dlvlsl• OallH l 0 9 J ) 2• C:Olor.o<i 2 • 4 s 4 U Tuls. I 2 J J ) t
Ml'-SOla 0 2 l S 0 J
....... Olllfll• ve11eou..., a I I s 7 1•
Sa•ltl• 2 I 4 J 4 " LosAnoel• ' 2 6 j s II Po<lllnd I 2 J 4 3 9
AM•atCAH COtll'ElttHCB b-...OM ....
'J'raelc
Miier Yllnlty· ~1•11711> .... IOl>-1. Slotlom II!) IU; t:IO-t.
t41dlocll IEJ JI.I; 440-1 ... ..,_,
CEI 1;07,t ; --1. Gr...,.....I IMI
2: ... t ; Ml-1. OGIQ81M 11!1 6:12.t;
2·mlle-1. Martel CEI U :ta.O;
1101.H-I. ();den IMI 1W; ._ ,.._
l•y-1. IEdleoft S4 t ; Mli. ~-1.
EdllOft •:41.S; HJ-1. RekMMn! (El
~; U -1. ~ IMI I ... ; SP-I. Gowet(MI M .
,..,V8"My
PllLVMNy(Hl<>tl.._ 100-1. Qwr.911 ,,, 17.1; 210-1.
Waltetlem IEI JU; 440-1. CMdle
IFI 63.4; am-1. Tully (Fl 2:12.1;
Mll-1. ~ CEI S:SS.7; ~C.-1. Sepulv..S. IEI 12:56.7; 440 ......,_
FOUl\telft Vall.,.y 11.4; Mli. .....,,._
1<011ro1a1n v.11.., 4:21 .. ; llOLH-1
8ergelaN IE> '7.6; HJ-1. w.tz.. IFJ w : u -1. Bora tFI w.11; SP-·, Sowell (!<)~ ...... v..,,..,
111-..rt ........ < .. , , .. , ..........
100-1. Younv IN> 17.4; 220-1.
YOll"9 IHI 2'.>; 440-1. Pltr111M INI
1:01.t ; M0-1. l'•rl' IHI 2:45.2; Mlle-1. PaSll' IHI 6:12 4; 1·mlC.-I.
Baseball's
Top Ten
.,,__._....~.
8•1ed on 20 at e.-.
AMEatCAM LUOUS
a.nor Tor
Cut>Oate Minn
Stinson$ ..
Or-Minn
li•r•-e.1
CbWeM KC
8 Bell Cle Rice Blll
O.deCle -II Tor
G Aa It H f'ct.
s 21 s 10 .•7• 10 23 • 1S •• ss " » 1 " ,411 fJ S3 I 22 AIS
" 22 • • .AO'I • 22 6 t .4" 1v •11 «n 8 lS • 14 .400
1 lO s 17 .AOO • lO 1 12 .400
....... R9M
Cooper, Mllwa11ktt. •: Hhlt,
M ll••Ull••· 4 ; G.ll\om••·
MllW-.4, 7-n.clWlttll. ·-.. """'" ~. Mii•--· 11: G~. Mllw•ull ... U ; Smalley. Mt.-tota, 12; Hl1le, MClwwk41e, 10; Mo41tor.
Mllwevkw. 10; c..r-. MlrwwSOL9,
10. Pltdll!llCIOK~I
L", ll<aton. HI, l.«IO; Biii._,
Oelroll, 2.0, 1.000: FIClfYcll, 0.lrolt,
2.0, 1.000; ~ HeW York. t-O, 1.000; &.elt8dl9, CMlfwllle. 14, t.-;
Spllllorfl, K-.s City, 2.0, 1.000,
I.Kall'. Oell.-, 2.0, 1.000. HATIOHAL U:AOUa
0 •• It " l"n tc.t4 .. •ndt .. StL t la 1 IS All Cell' LA I 112 6 14 .A)I
." ....... (JI) 1711...,..... 100-1. JOIW'50ft IMI lU; 2»-1. JoMsoft IMI 27.J; ...,_t, ~ IMI
I Ol.O; ll0-1. G<~I (Ml 2:4U;
Mii-i. Grllllawsltt IMI 6:13.•: 2·
ntlle-1. Oro1191m <Ml U :O .O;
110\.14-'· McGlynn IMI It.$; 440,...
ley-1. M.wlM SS.3; Mlle relay-I.
MliflM 4:54..5; H.J-1. Olrcln CWI "'41;
u -1. ~<Ml ,_; s-1. S.....IWI~
.la/Jlllr Vanity ~'IWSltylal l•lS.•~ 100-1. ~ ISi 12.9; m-1. .loMton ISi 2'.t; ~1. 1Ce1ti9 (Ul
1:f2 ,0; MO-I 8urt0fl IVI 2:4 .6;
lllUl-1. LIUcl'lw,..er IUI t 2711;
)·ml-1. HDIQuln IU) 1<1:40.0; 4«! rel..,~nlwrsity SI.A; Mlle re1rr-
Unlwnlty S:Ol.O; llOUi-1. Per111n
IUI lt.4; HJ-1. Confler CUI ...cl;
u -1. Taylor (UI U-10; SP-1.
YOUltl2 IU> 27-4\'t.
Sll'f••l•g
MllerVWMy
Ml""" Vlefe t•> IJ11 C.U MKa 200 rnedl.., rel-Mission Viejo 2·2t.•; 100 lree-1. lacebe (Ml I :OS.t ; 100 IM-1. O'Reilly IMI
1:14_.; SOlrw-1.C8mpMll IMI 'It.I; Olvlno-Wlllmi IM); so fly-I.
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1Mratts-S15 for 9inglff end 120 for doubles In a check
to Qlpistrano ROO®et Club, 32731 San Juan Oeek Rd.
San Juan (iac>lstrano, CA 91675 must be received
NO LATER then Ai>ril 19, 1878. at 5 p.m. athletes in the top 10:
* * * * * * Trout Stocked
At Niguel Lake
TMnpe hy a o 6 ' • !• Pltll.0.lpftle I 7 l • l e
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A program to stock
some 30,000 trout in
Laguna Nlguel Lake is
c urrently under way,
the state Department ot
Fish and game has an· nounced.
Spokesman Ralph
Young said tbe stocking
la part of the depart-
ment• s plans to put
about 2.75 million trout
into Southern caurom1a waters.
The trout, raised ln
state hatcheries, weilth
one quart.er to one t.blr-d
or a pound and are at
least eight inches tong,
be said.
This ta the first year
La1una Nlpel Lake baa
been lnchlded ln the pro-
gram. Also stDclted with
trout are San Juan
Cre.t. Silvttado Creek
and Trabuco Cre k In
Or ante Co\mty.
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Ou.t· Rlt• Moreno eon ~ !tie unique 9 n TONIGHT nature ot Jvritl Md Jutota.
Ou.t: Howerd Jervis. *IOI. NIWI • FMHCNCHU NBC IJ 9:00 -"Holocaust. The MACNEIC./l..MD : .. 11.:::. .. .......,_And Oeoo1M second or tour episodes in this rrum· ..oflf ~.~NMmTHAT sertes based on the Nazis' extermi~tlon !c,~
TUNI or Jews during WQrld War II. 11:001eC1>@ NlWI ....... 0. .... '°1. eftlllldillOCMI~ ""· 9eutatOQ ..,. ao ... ., • k.-• • '°"" ~ MIO ----~.,. .... 'Mttl ... Md btWllly.
• THI eMO'l IUNCff
Matde .... lw lftOlher
lftlO ~ .. Mr Ill
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"loud Nolee" comc>leint
!Ind ftnd • babyWllw In
trouble.
• E1.ECTRIC COMPAHY C!9 "'5TOAY OF MIXJCO
"The WW. Etc." 9 A8CNEW9
8:30 8 MOVIE
• •lot> ''The Connection"
111173) Chwtes Durning.
Ronnie Cox. An ex-,_.
'-. ~ reporter ects u a
-fir go-bet-In • dnl
• • be""*1 "*"--c:ompe..
,,. end rhleYa. It hr • 30
min I CD &EWfTCHEO
Uncle ArthU<'I romance
turn1 out to be lest p1act1·
cal lhan hit jol<u m AOOl<JE.8
lefty Web9lw breaks m a
,_ pannet. Cflfi. Owens,
Halehlng tor en arsonist m OV£11EASY
San franciaco'a
"Cabaret." multl.geNWa-
tional performer•. ant9'•
tllltll ~ end younger
O WIL.D,-.OWON.D KCET 0 9:00 -Meetintr ot the LOW.MBIOAN
OfAWAL.t Minds. Steve Allen hosts this series sm..a "Affloen W~ Ooo-" MOii "~ Anet The $~ ~ •net ** 01 tM bringing together blstorlcat figures °"' CNctt" o.oroa !Met•
toe1e1prectetot1,wilddo0t Cl eopatra. SL Thomas Aquinas, •~Oi'tnntVanua.
wett1e1oou1veottMAtrl-Theodore Roosevelt and Thomas Pline. "Lowe Md The MIMlflg
canbutl'I. CBS fl 11:30 -·•ouel in the Sun ... A .......,. • .....,, CM't -
e:oo 9 Cll OOOOTIM£8 classic western from 1946 with Gregory tofolgac11atlfrlthuaband • In rebellion llQ8lnlt J J.'a Welt.
tullCMt aa tMdet of u-Peck. Jennifer Jones. Joseph C«ten, e MOVtE
Ev•n•' temlly. TMtml Lionel Barrymore and Lillian Gish. ,...~ "Ctllld Vndar A
n10¥M Into lier own off. I._," C11174) Oyen Cennon.
~· IC)Wtmant. but Ooneld Pion. A __,
finds ttlat Mino tr.. mey e TH£ PAISOHEA ,_ ~ to ttc8P8 1tle mimed to • huaDend Ille
cost more titan 1h• "A ,.., ....... Of Mind" The Mnltc. l\111)(1--~.....,.It c1r9M1 to•
expected. CR) Prl.;;;~ tM IUbject ol • ColoMt Pott•. io-ahe cannot IMI Wlttlo II UTT&.! HOUSE ON slnliter plan to tranlform 8 HOlOCAUST °"'· <2 hn.) ntePAAIAll hi t "The Roed To aa ... Y1t" • TMEOOOOOUPl..E "TlmH or Change" • ment• procHH• ..,... Wtlee Ftltx rtNMI to*"' through ae1ance Rudy Wtlu 11114 Helene CllerMla Ingalls mall• hll """ QUE p••• U.S • t f ..._ floenc:lal Halat&ne4 to lirll trip to Chicago to _. ,._ .... eecape rom • _.,,. pro-Oeeat to beell • dubious
attend a Orange eonwn-Carmen begins to gambit, ceeelOtl ol "-being ln"9tltlon. OK8I finds
uon llnd Man. ..,,... • .....,,, Antonio end Ao.ta .,. man:Nd to Bebl Y,, for tnottlar way ot o-ttlnlJ
Plotting Stratem1 -, .~ -"' llCCUMd of being~ annihilation: Erik Doff
to -her flanee (Rid-and Juane Mita ror a roach ...isti In rounding up .tnol:o..r, P'l'TMON'8 Pera). but by the ttme they clip _ all beellUM of F,.,.. "191M end ubot-.!' llnd ,.. _ ,.__ .. rttum home their exc:it• .-..,.....,....._ Edward Asner as city editor Lou Grant
and reporter Linda Kelsey djscuss cov·
erage of a Nazi demonstration on Lou
Grant, torughl at 10 on CBS, Channel 2.
mant hu turned to Nd-~ MartlnG. 811~1 hi• llr•t lllut e DICK CAVETT
,_. end d~i. (lg 8A8EM.L.L execution: Joael llNllQIM Ouett: Italian eopreno
IA) plnclnnatf Reds vs. 1.01 10 JnCtlcla medlc:lna In ttie Aeneia Scotto. 8 MO\U Angeles Dodgen W.,.._ ghetto tft• 8ar1a • MACNEIL I LEHRER **~"The Nanny'' C1"5) ue>8(1) IA8Y,l' .. IACI< and he.,. ~.(Part MPOftT
audiences with skltt ~no
aoogs. Job Sevloe: 1n11no
and /Vny Wallect1 discuss
their n-book. "The
Two " ~ OIMENSIOHS IH
CULTURE.8
"TecMlcal Oewilopmant"
I AMERICA 2NIOHT
MERV OAIFFlN
7:00 NBC NEWS
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Bette Oavl•. Wendy Craig. DllQUltad wllh Ray's .,,.. 12 of 41 tt!Ol I HEWS I ABCNEWg At>oy.wnc>haabean<'on· 1pon1lblllty, Colonel ~~...... 11:aD (l)Cll8LATeMOVIE
BOWUNO FOA flnec! 10 e edlool tor dfa-Oklkey'a unromantic altl· Hlatorieal ~ Cllllll In ***'I\ "Duet In The Sun"
DOUAA8 turbe<I chlldren tor two tude and her family's lhil _. originated, wnt-I 1fM6) Jennll9r Jones. Gr•
G) t LOVE LUCY years. blames hit nanny dependenol on ,._, OfiVla tan llnd modltatld by PY Peel<. The actv.rturea
Lucy gell 1nlo hOt water lor tne death of hit slller declcStS to get -ay from Steve Allen. Jayna ot • f\alf-brMd lndlan Qtr1
when ahe trlea to help out 12 ~) "" Pfot>lem• 1>y ta1e1ng • Meadowl ea Oeoc>aVa. wno eorne1 to llY9 1n tne
Fred Ment g SUOAf' TIME! IOI> on the 1t1aoo of Guam Peter Bromllow es St. hOme ol • .....,fly cente a> ADAM-12 "Free Agtln" Spurred by g BA8EBAU. befon and t• In love Witt!
Malloy end ANO look lor I Mux and Mannie, DI-Balttmonl Orlolel vs. New Thoma Aquinaa, Joe E)r-both of hla aone. ...... iey .. Theodor• Aooenllt • robbery auspecl, help • dropt a bombshell on her York Yank-ci.11e1. ano Joe Slfota aa 'Olonlel LOVE.AMENCAN T~•d••'•
woman In a eer erasf't and dentist boyfriend by IUQ· • 1121.000 QUE8TION p R) tTYU!
aattle •family dlspu\e. gesnng they date others in D OVER EASY G~VID 8U88KJND "Love And Grandma" Daftltme Me~ fD MACHEIL /l.EHRER enopanretellonahlp. San Francl1co·1 "Pert t;CopaVa.Homol" Ruth H-vltlts '*
REPOP.T 0 MOVIE ··c.w11.·· mut11-gener. and "'Part 2. Mtxleen graildrnother In Aatli-t MORNING C'hallllf'I f..1•11119• ~ 81XeaoE.R8ECt<E •• "EY9 Of The DrlN" tiontl parlonnera. enter-Priaona" Vllltge.MdllndaMrlhar· 11:aoe•••"TlleEnfcwoer"
M£MOAIALFESTIVAL. (19671 David Niven. tllns Mnlor• and youngM Ing'* 8P;wtment W11t1 • C1t50I ~ Bogin • • KNXT (CBS) Los Angeles "Tiie Mamphl1 Deborah K1rr. A marquis audlenc• wtth akllt and t:30 8 Cl) ONE DAY AT A ' man. Zero~. . D KNBC (NBC)LosAngeles Nlghthawu" Intends to aacrlflce songs: Job Saviee: lrvlng TIME 8 9 POUCESTOAY AFTERNOON
G KTLA (Ind ) Los Angeles Cl) JOl<ER'8 WILD h1mselt, beli1vlng that ana Amy wa._ dileuU Ann • .J4111e and Barbata -"Glamour Boy" Two potloa 12:00 G * *'h "Wiid Han•-" II KABC-lV CABC) Los Angeles 7:30 D DAVID HOAOWITZ s(>llting his blood will '""'' n-bo<*. "The stanled wnan • nanc:tsorne officers f\ave 1 herd llml -...
(() KFMB (CBS) San Diego CONSUMER 8UYUH£ replenllh the Vll'l8VWdt. (2 Two." young man amvea at rt* ket191ng UC> with aoon man (t"58) Wf Rogat9 Jt ••
0 KHJ-TV (Ind, Los Angeles "'NEWLYWED GAME hrl I -ll:OO. (I) u ·A ·a•it door in -ell of his Icing I MC4IP8 wtist With a tol ol M-..-. O'Sulivall. 9 KCST {ABC) San Diego B 'lliATHOUYWOOO CD CAROl.8UANETT Major Winchell• oav~ lost tan_., l>Yt the biggeS1 clal.(RI ~9 ••'h''Thet.edlea'
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., ~. ti ~Wl'Ol_l'ltl ~acb.. _ • Ing the 8rlldY h~ ~ ~ERICA lleec1ng ipcal ctvlll1n1. NEWS GET~
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News 'Segment' -Crltie's Choiees
1Y Writer Lut,s F arorita
Boosts Network
By TOM JORY
NEW YORK (AP> There
• w~re experts who s aid H
c ouldn 't b e done the
networks' evening newscasts
couldn't handle reporls or five
minutes or more on a single sub-
ject.
ts greater than for any other ele-
ment in the newscast.
"We have an audience of 17
million people," he said. "and
the response we've had allows
us to say with proof that they're
a lot smarter than some people thought they were."
By JERRY BUCK
LOS ANGELES <AP > -Since
I began writing about television
11 years ago the question I am
most often asked is: .. Don't you
ever get tired of watching that
stuff?"
Frankl,y. no I am hooked on
television, although that doesn't
mean r like everything I see.
a part tailor-made for Robert
Conrad. I like the male com·
araderie among the pilots, but
the show has suffered since NBC
forced it to broaden its appeal to
increase the ratings. And sbame
on you. NBC, for moving it up •
against "Hawaii Five-0."
· ··segment 3," which does just
ijlat, has been an "NBC Nightly
News" fixture for seven months
aod, said anchorman John Chan-
cdlor. it's proven those experts
14 ere wrong.
"We're pleased with the
response to 'Segment 3, · "
Chancellor said , "because all
the news doctors advising local
stations had been saying nothing
could run more than a minute, a
minute and 15 seconds.
"IN TUE FACE of that, here
we come with reports maybe six
minutes long, usually serious in
content. and the thing turns out
to be a daubng success," he
:,aid.
NBC announced last August it
would break its half-hour nightly
newscast into four segment.a, the
third of which would "devote
itself completely to coverage of
a s ingle stor y through in-
' est1gative reports, with em·
phas1s on the hard-hitting type
of s tory that could affect
people's lives."
Since then. the ''Segment 3"
team, whi ch includes five re-
porters assigned full -time, has
prouduced reports on nearly 130
subjects. On several occasions,
"Segment 3" features have con-
tinued beyond a single evening,
and two, on "The New Mob" and
''Blacks in America." ran a full
•eek.
UPCOMING WEDNESDAY,
Thursday and Friday or this
• week is ·a three-part feature.
"Peaceful Death," on how peo-
ple cope with death.
Chancellor said audience sur-
veys indicate the feature is
. popular with the ·'Nightly
News" audience, and that the
mail response for "Segment 3"
"I THJNK we've always sold
the audience short.·· said David
McCormick, who's produced
"Segment 3" since the end of
February. "The reaction we've
got is that ~pie really are look·
ing forward to these in-depth re-
ports, having difficult subjects
explained."
The departure, Chancellor
said. involved a significant in·
vestment by NBC because "you
can't do it just by shifting as-
signments."
Five correspondents ~ John
Hart, Brian Ross, Garrick
Utley. Betty Rollin and Paul
Altmeyer -work full-time for
"Segment 3" and handle the
bulk or the reporting.
McCormick said that through
the first or April, 37 correspon-
dents had contributed reports.
McCORMICK SAID he's con-stantly discussing ideas for
"Segment 3" with Chancellor
and others In the "Nightly
News" production.
''Segment 3" often is tied to a
current news story. but general-
ly the time is given to examina-
tion of broader issues. Multi·
part features ha.ve dealt with
homosexuals, truck and air safe-
ty. evangelicals, TV ratings, the
While House staff. utility securi-
ty. counter-terrorism and Viet-
nam.
Chancellor himself reported
first for "Segment 3" ih October
on t he 'SALT talks. "That
night,•· he recalled. "I got calls
from several station managers
and news directors who said
they liked the report. And when
you get that kind of manifesta-
tion of support. you know you're
on lo something · ·
PUBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE
A,.Wlf'..-
Still in 'Hospital'
Emily McLaughlin and John Berardino la former major
league baseball player) ar~ shown as they appear toda.Y
and. in pictures. as they were 15 years ago when their
characters first appeared on TV's "General Hospital"
soap opera_.
Yo11ng, McGuire Reunited
Young, this one with Greer
Garson. They played In "That
Forsythe Woman."
As part of my work I try to
watch every series several
times during the year. So I will
look in on "Charlie's Ao gels,"
"Laverne and Shirley." •'Happy
Days" and others that are not
really to my personal taste.
I MUSI' CONFESS. however. I
have never been able to sit all
the way through "Starsky and
Hutch." Despite my resolve I
a lways end up picking up a book
or turning It off.
I like the movies, particularly
such gems •this year as "Mary
White," "Thaddeus Rose and
Eddie." "When Every Day Was
the Fourth of July" and "Verna.
the USO Girl." The miniseries
have been rath~r disappointing,
except for "Washington: Behind
Closed Doors." "The Awakening
Land" and "How the West Was Won."
Here are some of the shows I
usually watch:
"Lou Grant" -The best newspaper series I've ever seen.
Ed Asner's Lou Grant reminds
me of a few bos5es I've had. and
in particular my old mentor in
New York, Ed Dennehy, now re-
tired. Incidentally, Ed's son, ac-
tor Brian Dennehy. has ap-
peared in the series.
"Black Sheep Squadron" -A
man's show. a rarity on TV. It's
"The Bob Newhart Sllow" -
This series gets my vote as tbe
most improved show of the year.
It looked ready for the scrap
heap last year. Suddenly, it's
fresh and funny and better than
ever. Too bad it's oow come to
an end.
"Hawall Five-0" -The last
of a breed. and still the classiest,
most stylized crime show of
them all. The stories are bizarre
without being unbelievable .
Jack Lord's square-jawed
prickliness a nd Jam es
MacArthur's just-one-of-the·
boys-air play well against each
other.
"The Rockford Files" -The
best of the toogue-in·cheek, off.
the-wall detective shows. Tbe
st ories h ave just the right
amount or Implausibility and
James Gamer is wit.bout peer as the privateeye-<:um-con man.
"M-A.S.H" -What more is
there to say about this veat
show? Actors come and go, but
it just keeps rolling along.
Other shows I try to see as
orten as possible are "Barney
Miller," "One Day at a Time,"
"All in the Family," "Alice."
·'Three's Company," and
"Soap." I think "Little House on
the Praire" is a good show to
watch with your children. And
the one show I really bate to
miss is "60 Minutes." LOS ANUELI-.:S (AP> -
Robert Young and Dorothy
McGuire, a romantic duo in
three popular movies, will star
in "Lillie Women" for NBC. PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE
They first starred In the 19(3
movie "Claudia," then followed
wilb "Claudia and David" and
"The Enchanted Cottage."
"Little Women " also represents another reunion for
Heckart Role
LOS ANGELES <AP>
Eileen Heckart will play Cindy
Williams· mother in the NBC
movie "Suddenly Love."
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Experts Analyze
Carter Triad i .. ..
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B1 IOHN CUNN1IT : ., ........ ...,.. '
NEW YORI( -Hu Prtilldeat Carter prolnlled t~
mueb, pttblPI •veo been lDconalatent. ln Nrinl b• wouJq
wort almullaneou&Jy for 1111 lnllaUon. contlnued rrawt.ta
and amalltr oU Import.a? ' Nothtna rnutuall)I uclushe about ,uch 1oal'l
econoMllta •cm. But perbape, aald 10me or thole Qu.J
Uoned about the lrtad, Utt Im.proper eaeeutlon ml1bt m•U all t.bree aoe1a unatt&lu.ble. : · Quest1ou cocu~emlu the eoaJa were put lo several
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etoao-1c po~? •
Al .·B.Y lt.Mtr. yes, but wt mus\ conatdu t.be total
energy-anU-lnflaUon Pl"Olf•m ralher than Jual one IQeel
of it. Some taf, for example, that. ll lnnauon we1"4
restralned arowth mlabt be spurred. re11rdt ... ot th•
higher otl cost resultlnt from import rettnctJOftl. :
Jack Carlaon doubts-this. Tbe cblef tc!ODOIDbt of~
U.S. Chamber ol Commerce claims puaage of ~ R~
energy bill -preferred by the president -would cut th•
1981 ~onomy by 1.3 per~ent. :
Carlson, .who Insists his figures •
have remained 1&0cballenged by anyone
lo the Houae. maintains the lo8a in
Gross National ProducL would be 2 .eer· cent. or ~1 bllUon. by 1985. And con·
Uni.le ln that direction. By then, be continues, It would also
mean disposable income wouJd be $718
less than U misht have been, and that
the economy ..-ould . be producing a
million rewer jobs thari otherwi.se would
be created. cuine'""
Q. Bat wba& aboal &bOH olfldat
A. We must consider them, we muat conalder the ent
tire package. Walter Heller. rormer cb!Jf economic acl.-
viser to Presidents Kennedy and Johnaoo. · believes in•
dustry rhJght learn to be more entti)'·efflcleot.: .
Says Walter Hoadley, chief economtat of the Bank ot
Ameeica: We must aaaume a program not referHd to bf Carter In his inflation talk lut week. lo increase produc.
lion of nuclear fuel , ~oal and domestic oil.
Moreover, he adds. lf Carter reduc• lD.flaUon It will
spur lnvestmetlt activity. Some ot.bera a1ree. saytn1 lt>
vestment activity now is reduced to the de&ree that pt<>plt
fear inflation wUJ not be rHtralned.
Dow'Spurts, Market
Trading Hectic Again
'\NEW YORK <AP> -The stock market ran up ~es:
steep gain today In hectic trading that out.stripped even tbe
volume record set Friday.
The Dow .Jones averue of 30 indualriall 1howed a 14.991ain to810.12. on top of its 19.75-poi!'t Jump Friday.
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ENTERTAINMENT I MUSIC I BROADWAY
"THAT OBSCURE
OUCTOF
DESIRE" (R)
Mehta Finale Brilliant
Zubt.n lfebLa ha.a run& down t.he curtain on what
baa been a m••nlficent Orange County
PbJlarmonlc Society teaaon ln tbe manner to
wbicb we have ~me ao happlb' accutoD*i
durtns the UI years he hu brou&ht the Loi An1eles
Pbllarrnonlc Orc.bestra to our county.
Our J>8J'tinC 8Ul from ''Zooby." who now moves io wbal we usum..ve tbe areener putures of the
New York PhUarmonJc Orchestra, was a stately,
•lowing rendiUon of Schumann's First Symphony
that, atmpJy, bad everytblng.
It was. pe,rbapa, the ldeal choice for a fare.well
appearance in Orange County. One would hope, ot
course, that Mehta aives bis adoring Lqs Ancelet
fans a taste of Mahler before beading Eut to pick
up the New York baton.
FOR, MAKE NO MISTAKE, Mebla and Mahler
go together like cheese and crackers.
richly ex.presaive Beethoven and toUd, aoarlna
Wagner to name but three of his triumphs.
Thank the Lord that Mehta had ~ seNe to ~
vamp the original program so that lbe Schumann
followed the Knft eomball. At that. we were well
into the glorious allegro that comprlsea the teurth
movement before this writer's belabored nerve
ends stoppedJ.analina.
It wais' good to see the Orange County
Pbilarmon.ic Society brass pay tribute lo Mebt.a
during the lntennlssion.
ocPS PRESIDENT LORNE Huycke handed .~ .... Cefebs Mehta two plaques: one depicting tbe gnUtude of ~11 ......
"'~HOJWAr
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SUI-TITUS
And yet, the SchumaM wu a happy a.nd most
appropriate choice. The flowing score carries a run measure or both exuberance and pathos; emo·
lions that were brought home vividly to us in the
Santa Ana H.lgh School auditorium as we presided
over the departure or this charismatic maker or
music .
the socie~y for the 16 memorable years he has Suzanne Somers of Three's Company <right>
shared with us and the other, accepted by UC interviews model Cheryl Tiegs a member of Irvine Chancellor Daniel Aldrich. reflecting the h 1 b · hi ' ·
MCME RA11N08 society's decision to name its annual scbolarahip ! e ce e nty-at ete teal)'l represenllng AB~
award to UCI afler Mehta. 1!1 the ~attl~ of t~e Network Stars compet1· .... ,_.., ...
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CINEMALAND ' , ... _ ................ ,. ..... .. Far better to leave unexpressed the emotions
aroused by the preceding performance or William
Kraft '.s "Andi.tlvieni," an. unfalh.oma.ble, un-
necessary and unworthy collage of cacophony. At
least in a column that has its place in a f amity
newspaper.
Au revoir and bon voyage Zubio. You richly de-t10n. Miss Tiegs 1s to be featured regularly
serve the tributes that came your way here and on Good Morning. America.
those that will follow in aU other areas that have
CINEMALAHO
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"Wfileti WAY IS UP?" .,.. ... ,_,_....,.
"WILD PARTY"
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I T WAS REGR ETTABLE that this load or
baloney should have been allowed to intrude upon
such a memorable occasion. 1t Is not through non-
seDse such as this that we choose to remember
Mehta; for u.s he was a man of superb Mahl,r,
By The AssoeJa&ed Press
come to know and love you and your Los Angeles
Philarmonic Orchestra. _
Wagner said : ''Let me be known by my music.''
You have become known to millions by youn and
your ability to interpret great music and soothe
our souls with Its magic will be talked about
whenever and wherever great music is played. ·
Good luck. Zubin. God bless you In your new en-
deavor.
Wilde Revived
In 'Delights'
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10. "Our Love" Natalie Cole (Capitol)
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l. " 'Saturday Night l\ever' Soundtrack"
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2. "Slowhand'' Eric Clapton <RSO'
3. "Even Now" Barry r.Ianilow <Arista>
4. "The Stranger" Billy Joel <Columbia>
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4. "BeCore My Heart Finds Out" Gene Cotton
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S. "The Circle Is Small" Gordon Lightfoot
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1. "Too Much. Too LlttJe, Too Late" Johnny
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2. "The Closer I Get To You" Roberta Flack
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3. "Boouilla" Bootsy's Rubber Band <Warner
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1. "Everytime Two Fools Collide" Kenny
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2. ''Hearts On Fire" Eddie Rabbitt <Elektra>
3. "It's All Wrong" Dolly Parton <RCA>
4. "Somebody Loves You" Charley Pride
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Queen to Attend
'Velvet' Premiere
LONDON CAP> -Prince Philip will attend the
charity premiere of MGM 's "International
Velvet" n.n July 20.
Proceeds from the premie re wlll benefit the
British Equestrian Olympic Fund
The film stars Tatum O'N~al, Christopher
Plummer. Anthony Hopkins and Nanette Newman.
After her divorce, lrka Sot to know
some pretty Interesting people •••
lndudlns herself.
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BEING A MASTE R of subtle gesture and ln·
tonation, Price imbues the discursive soliloquoy
with artful devices. so that familiar fragments are
fleetingly redeemed. Credit Joseph Hardy for
direction of the finely modulated performance.
Gay devises the play as taking place in a Paris
lecture fialT in 189!J. lhe year before Wilde di~ in
poverty and ignominy.
With a hairpiece neatly parted in the wavy
curls familiar from Wilde photographs. carrying a
yellow rose carefully aloft and clad in armor of
supercilious hauteur . Price begins his impersona .
lion with a miscellany of reminiscences.
ALONG THE WAY he recites a bit of prose
and extended excerpts from a poem, reflects on
the absurdities of society and joyfully proclaims
"the first duty of life is to enjoy it; what the
second duty is no one has yet discovered."
Eventually the discourse becomes con-
fessional about the homosexual urges which lead
to the poet's downfall. Much of the second half of
the program concerns Wilde's trial and terrifying
imprisonment. For some. the concluding self-pity
m ay seem excessive
The setting by H. R. Poindexter is what has
become obligatory for one-man literary drama -
a lectern. a large armchair and a table where
Price sips imitation absinthe in salute to the ghost-
ly presence.
"Dive rs ions and Delights" is specialized
theater. done with great taste and skill.
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"ANNIE HALL"
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"HOUSE cALlS"
"SHAMPOO" (R)
"THE FUf\V"
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Par~ntilig
The .way to correct mis~ehavior, says Dr. Paul Wood, 'is
to say ''I'm the narent and you're the child." When you
do that, the problem disappears because the child ·
knows his role4'
By CllEBYL ROMO you don't have a commitment. don't say lt." ••~.,........ By commitment. the psychiatrist means the •
"U parents are frienda to tbelr children. tbe parent ml.St be willlng to follow throu8h wltb. :
child bu no parents. You can have an affec· disciplinary action. Even Ult means goln& ta '
tionate relaUomhip, but lf you put them at your school witb a truant cblld and alttiq in class ~
le\'el, you wipe out their cbUdnesa. •• wltb blm. •
Thole words ot advice come from a practic· He la1I tbe threat alone ot a parent attend· :
ingpsychiatrlatandtbeco-autborotabest·selllne ..,, .Ing claues reforms 70 percent of the ·
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book on cbUdrearl.ng, "How to Get Your QlUdren youngaten.1beother30percentbe labellcbronl e ·
--1&DeWla1tYoollul_'tbemtoDo... offenders who must receive •'pbysleal reinforce. •
Dr. Paul WGOa. asailtlllt· profesaor of ment" \o~ thei.!_ miabetiavior.
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Dr. Paul Wood: 'How to get your chlldren to do what.you want them to do.
assador
By JURATE KAZJCKAS
WASHINGTON <AP > -Margaret lay
describes her role as wife ol the British am·
bassndor to the Ubited States as that of co·
ambassador.
"In a way that's nonsense because I don't
take part in any government negotiations," saJd
the no·nonsense Mrs. J ay. "But part of an am·
bassador"s job is travelling about, speaking to
groups, making appearances and reporting
back and I do a great deal of that."
And there she was recently, standing behind
a podium in stocking feet to ease the pressure
on a fractured foot, talking before a sellout
crowd at the Women's Democratic Club about
Britain's national health service.
"We rarely invite ambassadors' wives to speak but we knew Mrs. Jay bad done a lot of
interesting things in.her own righl," said Verda Barn~s. the committee chairperson for the
luncheon. "She's drawn twice as big a crowd as Judy Carter, the president's daughler·in·law
who talked about the Equal Right& Amu"-
ment.'' The tall, stately Mrs. Jay. Oxford educated,
bas been a producer for the BBC. She bas
coordinated the coverage of American preslden· tial elections, traveled extensively throughout
the United States, and worked as a political as-
sistant for a U.S. senator during her 17-year
marriage to Peter Jay, formerly the economfo
editor of the nmes. Mrs. Jay also happens to be the daughter of
Prime Minister James callaghan who came to
Washington recently to meet with President
Carter, play with his own (randcblldren, and
celebrate a birtbd~ with secretary of State
Cyrus R. Vance.
,
Those family connections caused a slight
fuss among some circles when 40-year-old Peter
Jay was appointed ambassador last fall, replac·
ing an older but highly respected Sir Peter
Ramsbolbam. Newspapers teased the Jays with
mischievous headlines like "the SOO·in·law also
rises."
"Of course we expected some criUclam. It
would have been rather naive of m not to know what people might say," said Mrs. Jay, relax·
ing in a swmy embassy sitting room recently.
"I think it affected me more al a personal level than it did Peter. But we knew his appointment
was Home Secretary David Owen's idea, not
my father's, so we tried not to worry about it."
The lhinldng behind the ~f:~tment was partly that the new Carter ad tration was young, informal, vital and the Jays would fit tn
better than the Ramsbothams.
"We are obviously from the same genera·
lion as many of the people who bold ~Uons of
importance in the administration,' Mid Mrs.
Jay, who is 39 and has three children -ages 12,
10 and 6. "I don't know lf that's relevant~
fessionally,butatasociallevelit'anlceforus ...
Socially, there's a different mood to enter·
taining at the British Embassy these days.
Large formal dinners have gone the way of the
$2.80 pound. The Jays prefer small dinners for
12 or 14 instead, and Mrs. Jay said they live
"an enormous number" of them. ..The big formal dinner, the grand reeei>·
Uon, that sort of old-fashioned entertaining is no
longer important." said Mrs. J~. She baa also
livened up the embassy decw with huge, col·
orful, modem palnUnis borrowed from tbe Tate
<See JAY, Pa1e CZ>
psychiatry and human bebavlor at UC Inlne. Parents who ratlooallze that their cblldren
advocates a return to traditional values In child don't obey because tbe actiom are Inherited are ,
re aring. He feels youngsters misbehave dotn1 a dluervlce: "AlmOlt all problems are
because they are trying to force their pa.rents to bebavknl. The reality ot mental l1.lneu tn
clarify their dependent atatua tn the famUy cbildftn la that It ii a very, very small percen-
structure. tage. The same ayodreme relatee to bra.la'
"The way to correct it (misbehavior> la to malfunctions," be says.
aay. •rm the parent and rou're the child.• When Brief Family Intervention tbenpy follows a
you do that. the problem cllaeppean because four-step approach and deals with clarifying the child knows bis role. "A child has one right. The right to a good fundlamental quesUons relatina to a family's
parent . ..And the decision whether a kid makea a personal belief system.
decision is the parent's decision." be says. The f.ll'St step is to decide exactly what you
Parents often complain that their child is want changed in the child's beha!)or. what you
being influenced through peer pressure. Dr. want him to atart doing or alolfCk>lng. Second,
Wood feels tbis is a cop-out and says children examine your own belief system to make sore
are oa1y influenced by their peers when parents you are not supporting.unacceptable actions by•
are lax in establisb.tng •definitive relationship giviDgtbechlldanexcusefordoinglt. "1
with their offspring. Third, it's important to evalute the auc·•t
Tbe 36-year-old a>sychiatrist, who lives in c:esses you've bad, "Each family is different in..,
Costa Mesa, says his approacl'to child rearing terms of their successes and the most aignlfi··l
is a combination of traditional family therapy cant success is with punishment. •
modified with crisis intervention technlques and "When you spank your kids, how de you get •
communication theory. He calls it Brief Family them to stand ~tlll for It! How do 1ou 1et your '
ID-e kid to go to bis room? You say, 'Go to your ... • -~--::. .--.. -~-.... ~ ~-.• " .. ..,..•1.-·~~--11-'V"f.?-•-,c#'t-~ .. ,~. ~l:>b~Jikrere.ftTast'k~u-: ;..:..-~~~~~._:.~-:_ ~ ~~_J/-·~~,~•
is already tn its fifth printing. The book was ~ The fuiaLst~p is the conf~tlon with the ,
wrilt.enm collaboration with Santa Ana College child to tell him what behaviors are to be~ J>fiychology instructor Bernard Schwart%. c_ha~!fed· "You don't ha":~ to change the~r whole,
Brief Family Intervention techniques are life. says Dr. Wood. But by cha.DgJ.Dg one
based on the assumption that parent& already thing, you can change the wbole thing." • ·
possess the skills necessary to cope with dis· The psychiatrist, who says be bas two:
cipli.ning their child -and they need only to ap· "wonderfullr behaved" cbi~dren of ~~ o~.:! ply these same skills to problem areas. stresses &le lS a believer ln simplicity: I lh1nk:
"The issue is How important is it to you?" most adults spend a lot of time confusing;.
says Dr. Wood. "If it's not important don't lbemse.tves. .
bother <with discipline) and leave it up' to the · "Take one thing at a time and YC?U ~an. kid to make a choice ... " simplify your life by focusing in, priontlung .•
He doesn't feel working or single parents Whe~ you don't f~l coofused, ~are upable ,
are at a disadvantage: "It doesn't lake much of donig anything. ·~ time. Most people make a lot of noise al their Dr. Paul Wood is ecbeduled to speak at '
children but don't say very mucb. It is of no Harbor Day SebooJ tn Corona del llar ~ginning• ,
value to ~ something unless you mean it. lf a\ '1 :30 p.m. WedDeldq. April 18. ~ . .'.r. •
'The
formal
big
din-
ner, the
grand recep-
tion, that sort
of entertain-
ing is no
longer im-
portant,'
says Mar-
garetJay.
The$2Bm ..
~.
I
Although it was issued two years ago, the deuce note:·
has not, by any stretch of imagination, caught on. · ..
By DENNIS MeLELIAN .. ..., .......
U lbe average person looked Into bis wallet
be probably would find -depencHne on bow
near or far away payday la -several Sl bills, a
couple ol ftvea and maybe a $10 or a $20.
But cbaDCel are there would be no $2 bUla lo
be found.
Altboucb the-deuce note wu reissued ln
April 11'11. lt has aot. by any stretch of the lm·
aglnatkln.. caUlbt the P.ubUc's fancy. CLack of
demand prompted tbe 'red seal" aeries ot twOI
to be withdrawn from circulation In 1966>.
About $25 million new $2 bills have been
printed, with about 225 miWoa, oc '5 percent in
clrculatlon. Some 3.2 million have been datro,..s1*•_. ot wear and tear.
And tbe Nmalnder are in the v1ultt ol the
federal ,,...,.. bub. awaittnc a chmand that
IO far baD't surtaced.
'-"l'RE OBSTAa.E WE see ls at the level of
the retall stol'e.'' a~s Peter Daly. assistant to
the dlrec:tor ot the .,ureau ot Eqravi.ng and
Printing .•
Retail atores are where tD08t small de-
nomtnatlom are passed on to the public.
"I thlnk baslcall1 we're deallna with an ob-
stacle ol habit," aays Daly. ''They're used to a
certain diat.rtbutton."
Maa.y retailers object to the blU. 1a)'ln1
they don't have apace for It In thelr tub
drawer. But. uys Daly. the same cub reabters
are used in Canada where a $2 bill bu been auc·
ceaaful for years.
"'lbe •1>8H Jt available; Jt'a the way tbe
space la curreotl1 used," be says.
~ reaMG UM S2 bill Isn't paddJ.na
mor• wallea la beea .. It a. .un a atau.tieal
rarity, aaya Dab. Uke the 9S> bill. the $2 bW
<See• ,BILL, Pate CZ>
..
-Q OM. Y N.OT ANN LANDERS I HOROSCOPE
.. . . .
Dr. Lewis Ross tapes wire from s biofeedback meter onto a patient's finger.
••• 92 Bill Managing Headaches
( Hor o seope
TUESDAY, APIUL 11
By SYDNEY OllA.aa
)
AaJE8 <March 21 -April 11): Accent OD
adaptablllty, will.lnaDtt• to apertmeai. Im-
prove bulc procedures. Gemi.a1, Balittarius
and Vlrp penoDI filu.re promlneotly -IO does
number 3. Element of luck rtdm wfth you. Ap-
pareot letback tr~ormed into key to ultimate
progress.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Good lunar
aspect cotncldee now with significant chaqes.
creatlv• concepts, children, aftalr ol beart.
apecutation and adventure. Aquarius, Leo and
Scorpio could be in picture. You flDd "e1eapeo
batch." You break tree trom restrictions. GEIQNI (May 21·June 20): Stick to factuU
material. Deal with written work -learn rules
before attempting to cha.nae them. Aaolber
Gemlnl, Vireo and Sagtttarian could ftgure pro-
minently. Message, letter or call couJd lud to
changed scenery.
• CANCER <June 21.July 22): Obtain hint from Gem1n1 message. Adjustment at bome ls
part of tce0ario. Family visits, reunions fiaure
prominently. Relative bas story to relate. u.ten
with interest but don't become inextricably ln~
volved. Your key number ls 6.
LEO (Julf. 23-Aug. 22): Emphasis on ln· come, expenditures. al>llity to collect, analyze
pertinent information. Steer away from
schemes -someone has targeted you with ide•
of getting so,mething for nothing. Pisces, Vlrgo
figure prominently. Get promises in writing.
Take nothing for granted.
VIRGO <Aug. 23-Sept. 22): This is your
power play day. Know it ~d act accordingly.
Build, recruit, invest -trust your own Judg·
ment, intuition. Cycle is blgb -set your own
pace and don't sell yourself short. You'll have
more responsibility and greater reward poten-
tial.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): You are rld of
"nagging" fears, doubts. One who is confined
can provide unusual data·. Visit home or
_ hospital. Good deed could be handsomely re-
warded. Aries in picture. Stick with number 9.
<From Page CU NEW YORK <AP> -The wire is taped to The group is beaded by medical director Finish what you sta~. Outline public relations,
represents only about four percent of all curren-the rorefmger and connected to a biofeedback Dr. Slobodan Aleblc, a neurologist. It draws on adve~lng. distribution program.
cy notes. meter ... Relax," says psycboaoa.lyst Lewis neuroloay. optbamology. psy.c~otbera~y. SCORPIO (Oct. 23·Nov, 2n: SpoWght oo
Ross. "Th.Ink. about sending blood to-your bands pbyslcal therapy and otb~ ipli.nel. It m-romance, new starts, wish fulfillment, getting to
THE Z:ZS MniJON $2 bills in circulation are an warmin our fingertips." # •. • eludes Alekllc,fl~Dr Greenspan, an . ~~ could play significant
-4" ctnlu~--~\D"'e;~~~ • ~~·:-' 4~ --;-..a.-.....,•-......·,--·I <~~· _..,,. -· --... Al"lcdoali.t»~,ti.c.n~. I~ • _,.,, ~ ~I •• llJk..,~i;-A iaL_; ..:_"o.¥t ~;. -L~ .A.';;_' ~.. • • ~ ~' _j,_.' J , • . J 4. ;J It . . ·~ .. '> , . . ,,., I ' ·, ·"' _,.. • •-~ ....,..... . ._ ~-,,,~ ~ll0' .. 1Aj"4)teal' .. ., • • ...,..,.,..r,;;~ · .~---.. _,_ -•~ _,,.,... ,.,._i:._ ~ ~-lions ca.rc at.io · · • faint y, then brightens. The ao\md, first a 'soft,'~ • nandlul ·of centers Uonwf e that a lot!! · what to request. ·
Daly says the primary reason for the $2 low· moan. becomes a blgb, .insistent bum. approach to pain in tbe bead. · .., SAGrrrAR.WS <Nov. 22.Dec. 21): You rise
bill's comeback ls to reduc:e the cost of produc· Biofeedback at work : 75 degrees ... 80 An estimated 30 million to 40 mlllio~ at>ove petty detail5, gain by sharing, team.
ing paper money. ,. . 85 ... 90. persons in the nation suffe~ from chronic:. in through teaching Your intuition 00 target. On~
Of the nearly four billion new currency "Warm fingertips," says Ross, al)proving-tractable headaches, according to the National who ls arrogant ;'bows" to you Key now is un-
notes produced each year, about 60 percent are ly. "If you were getting a migraine headache, it Migraine Foundation. And perhaps 150 million deratand goal is attainable. So~eone in authori-
$1 bills, which are the most heavily used curren-would probably be gone." s~fer from .common headaches that go away ty helps verify it. cy notes with a Ufe,span of 18 months to two The connection between an acblng head and w1th two aspirin.
years. icy fingertips -or a departed migraine and ''This bringing together of specialists is a CAPRICOR~ <Dec. 22-Jan. Un: ~ns~ of
The Bureau hopes to displace roughly half warm fingers -may not be immediately clear. new concept i.Q headache treatment," said Dr. humor gains allies. Accent on commumcati~n.
or the ones each year, over an eight-year period. But Ross, a member of the new Headache Aleksic. "The problem is that treatment often is corresponde.nce, travel. Gemini, Sagittarius
"We see the displacement process as a gradual Management Group here says migraine suf· fragmented. Most doctors are not inclined to figure proDllDenUy -so does number 3. Yo~
thing," says Daly. ferers have cold bands and feet because, as the dealcomprebemlvelywitbaslngleproblem. brtdse generation and l~nguagh e gaps. Mor~
Once the number or ones is reduced, Daly headache begins, the arteries constrict "Typically, the headache sufferer goes persons really interested 10 w at you say an
says, the annual cost of manufacturing curren-throughout body. Constructed arteries in the from a general practitioner to a neurologist who do.
cy can be t'educed by about $'9.5 million per 1lead reduce oxygen and cause throbbing. rules out brain tumor and blood clots. Then the AQUAllllJS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Practkal af.
year. . Ross uses biofeedback to help some patients· patient oft.en is 1lven a pain killer and Nill fairs dominate. You gain insights connected
"ln our long•nnge planning we could see cure their own beginning migraines. Biofeed· home." with time-and-motion study,. basic ~osts.
ihat our currency manufacturing plant will run back is a process of taking data about biological N.o o~e ls lmmune to headaches, said partnership proposals, money 10 r~lation to
out of capacity somewhere by 1984 or '85," adds processes _ like temperature or muscle eon-Aleks1c, listing migraines, tension beadacb~, close .bminess .associate or male: Another
Daly. "The $2 bills would CorestaJI that by about traction, as shown by meter, light or sound -headaches caused by eye problems •. by all· Aquanan, Scorpio and Leo could hgure pro-
five years.·· and using it to control those proceues. ments, like arthritis, by menstrual palll, or by mmently.
Migraine sufferers can use biofeedback to the common hangover. . .. . P ISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Get thoughts
ALONG THE SAME line, the Bureau bu warm their bands. thereby dilating a~eries, .. "P~rmanent cu~~s do not eXJsl, be said. on paper _ prepare format. Surprise call could
proposed a smaller. more conveniently·sized Sl thereby rnak.lng headaches go away, be said. Practical cures do. lead to appearance before media. Gemini,
coin that will also cut down $1 bill usage. "In telllng their body .to send. bl~ to ~he The Headache Managem~nt Group bas Virgo in picture. Stick with number s. Legal
Daly says it will cost more to produce than hands, they learn to associate which utea, like treate~ about 150 persons in SIX months. and, document commands attention. Protect
paper but it will last much longer: about 15 ·warm hands' or 'rushing blood' raises the hand according to Aleks1c . "about 80 percent are bet· yourself.
years. temperatures and causes vasodilation of the ter off -they have fewer headaches, they can liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiii~ii· The coin, which has a mid-1979 target date, body," Ross said. make them go away, the pain is short.er and less
will be between a SO-cent piece and a quarter in He also uses bioreedback to help tension intense than before." SPRING SILK FLOWER SALE size. The vending industry is "very interested in headache patients relax the contracted head At the Headache Manage~ent Group, a pa-
thls coin," Daly notes, because it would expand and neck mmcles that cause pairi': They get tient first is screened, given a complete 20% Off SJOR
the type of merchandise that can be sold in readingsoftheirmusclecontractions. neurological ex.am, including a skull ~·ray ~~
vending machines. Biofeedback is one technique used by the electroencephalogram to measure bram actiVl·
Still, current attention is focused on the $2 Headache Management Group that takes the ty. Blood clots. brain tumors, eye problems and
bill, which has been the subject of several everything-under-one-roof approach to other physical conditions are ruled out .
.Federal Reserve branch-sponsored campaigns headaches. Treatment ranges from "Ir nothing physical ls found," said Dr.
to boost its popularity among retailers. psychotherapy to medication and can include Alekslc. ''there ls a great tendency to say there
Safeway, for example, is now using the twos combinations or biofeedback and aspirin. is no headache. But the pain is real."
as a matt.er of policy in five Eastern states, re-
ports Daly. "We think if we can break down the
Tesistance. it will fly."
As for t.he contention that the deuce ls un-
lucky. that's not so, says Daly.
"THAT'S AN OLD tale," he says. "We tried to
find out where it came from. We think it came
from the race track where superstition ls an im·
port ant thlng."
· A nationwide market study revealed that
about three percent thought the $2 bill unlucky
and an equal number be.lieved it brought good
luck. "I think," sums up Daly, "lt•s a nebulous
thing."
One final note from the assistant to the
director: Despite a certain amount of boarding,
the $2 bill is not a collector's item.
"It ls a permanent item of currency and it
is just as valuable (as a collector's item) as a $S
or a $10 bill."
••• Jay
Sex Test Results In
DEAR READERS:
A•• Lallders
kid in this day and age
who hasn't done some
drugs and tried sex is
not normal. (P.S. I just
looked at your picture
and you need new den-
tures.> -BENTON
HARBOR
therefore according to
your standards we are
not ''Normal and De-
cent." We'd like you to
know that we do not hop
in bed with every guy
who comes along, but
we believe it is useful
for a girl to have a
variety of sexual ex-
periences so she will
JohnThomas Ltd.
antfflues&florals
AMT19UU & 5&M Pl.OWR5 N OM ilOUHD THI Woa&4
JJ2 ........... M.m • &.ap. ..... 494-0722
Sale Sta-ts Sun .. Apr. 16 thru Sun .. Apr. 23
INTERIOR DESIGNER 'S
l Tired of large overheads?
~ B. Tired of no inventory?
C. Tired of not getting the best price?
D. Tired of 2nd rate service?
E. Tired of not enough samples?
F. Tired of trips to L.A.?
If you would like to improve on all the above,
take time to call 557-7883 to discuss a
Designer's Co-<>p.
(From Page Cn
The results of that •'Sex
Test for Teen·agers -
1978 Style" really rat-
tled my molars. Even
though it wasn't written
by me (the collaborators
were five teen-agers -
three g:irl5 and two boys
who attend a public high
school in Dayton ) I
should have known bet-
ter. I smpected it might
open a small can of
worms -but what I got
was a box of snakes.
Here are a few printable
samples from the day's
mail -and they were
cleaned up a little by
Yours Truly.
DEAR ANN
LANDERS : I just
finished that updated
sex test for teen-agers
and you've got to be off
the wall to print such
craziness. I figured out
my score and I am "a
candidate for saint-
hood," I racked up 7
points.
DEAK BEN: You let·
ler la a d ditional
evidence lbat you are
"MetHd Up." (Maybe
yoar p apel' needs a new
picture. The choppers
are my own.)
them bow 1 scored. Well. know when the right guy
I wanted to be honest comes along. -FED
and it turns out that I g[o ~J~H SQUARE
missed being "Normal DEAR FED: u you're
an·d Decent" by two looking for the "right ·
points. They are very guy" you'd better s&op
upset with me and I sleeping aroaad. He's would like to wring your not apl &o be latern&ed
neck. I'm signing this --~·n~y~o~a~·------~=================~ A FORMER FAN
Gallery. "People nowadays find they have to
work hard and they have such busy lives that lf
they do go out in the evening, they want to have
a sensible conversation, sit next to someone in·
teresting, talk about something that involves
them and not have to go tbroUlh some big
circus kind of thing. That's OIM! Of Ule things
that people don't understand about the Carter
administration. These are people who work
very hard and they don't have time for cocktail
parties and I respect them for that.''
Mn. Jay barely has time ror parties berseU
wlth her beetle schedule of speeches before
various groups on such diverse subjects as
women's rights. journalism, and the British
economy.
Such public speaking on pollUcai issues is
unuauai for ambassadors' wives in Wasb.inaton
who traditionally do volunteer wort and enter-
tain wives of vi.ailing officials. It I.a unusual
enough for the wife or the BriUsb ambassador too. For a wbUe the Foreign Office could not
find the fund.I to fmance Mrs. Jay's independent trips and appearances.
In a way, she invites a comparison to
RosalyM Carter and her approach to the role of
first lady. "I think lt would bo arrocant to presume to
compare nlYHll to Mn. Cart!i:i'' said Mn. Jay,
wbo bad lunch with the tint laay recently to di•·
cuss their mutual lnterut ln the fteld of health.
I q
I'm a normal, 16-year·
old girl, and it isn't
poHible that I'm that
much better behaved
than most teen-agers.
Please say it isn't so. -
STUNNED IN
HUNTSVILLE
DEAR STUNNED: Sorry, Hoaeybaa ~ yoa 're a "l&IJll& r. aeeorcl· llll &o &be score 1alde.
Jail adJut you Jaalo
Hd doatt Jet tJte •rel
1etanad. DEAR ANN: J am a
17·year-old hlp 1cbool
senior, who accordlni to
that nutty Sex Tnl, 11
"to Serloul Trouble and
Plenty Messed Up." Any
ANN LANDERS :
You're not "dear" to
me. Every kid in our
class took that 1978 Sex
Test and 15 out of 26 are,
accor~ to the score
guide, ·Damned Fools
and Freaked Out." How
can this be? We demand
a new test with more re-
a I ls tic scoring . -
GROSSED OUT IN
HONOLULU.
D EAR G ROSSED:
Tiie aeodq looked OK
to ••· I ... ie1t that tlaOH 15 kldt witb ~e kip 1core1 lake a 1ood
look at &llemMIYff aad
tl•e dlreetloe In which
Ute7 seem to be lleacUnc.
I a m atao-0 Ga 088ED
OtJT." ANN LANDERS, YOU
IDIOT: My mother and
father uked me to take
th• Sex Teat and tell
FROM MONTEREY,
CALIF.
DEAR FORMER:
Read oa. Yoa've sot a
twill someplace ln S&am·
ford, Com.
DEAR ANN
LANDERS: My mother
asked me if I was
"Normal and Decent"
according to the Sex
Test those morons ln
Dayton put together. t
told her "No." I missed
it by two polnts. She Is
maklna an appointment
wlth me to see our
minister tomorrow and I wm never read your col·
umn qain as Iona aa I
llve. -STAMFORD.
CONN.
DEAR STAM: 8o1TJ
yoa w•'l tee &b1I b9'
lbHkt for leUl111 me
bow. DEAR ANN LANDERS: My room·
mate .Mid I a.re 11 yean or a1e. c:oeda at Tutta ln Boston. We both 1cored
well over 12 and
VI• l..ldo Plue
3'423 V ia Lido
87!5-0021
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"Our manager would llke to discuss that
last call with you!"
FUNKY WINKER BEAN
MOON MULLINS
DENNIS THE MENACE
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by Harold Le Doux
by Tom K. Ryan
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AUNT FRIT'Zl-·WILL
YOU SEE IF I
TURNED OFF THE
WATER IN THE
BATHTU B '?
...... April 17, 1'78
PEANUTS by Ct11rtn M. SChulz
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TODAY'S CIDSSIDBD PVZZLI
ACROSS l·1tno 50 '11tldetdut1r·
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UNITED FNture Syndicate
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14 Tttdlle 54 The Pen·
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19 Social ral1A ~nt ,, 0 0 1 c•o f • . ' I II u '.
20 lndOleftt 82 Oee>tlve of
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munrty 64 Doctrine of
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All real est.ate advertlaed In th1a newapaper la sub-
ject to &be Federal Falr
Hou1tn1 Act of 1968
which mall• lt illetal to
advertise "an)' pre· 1.,-ence. UmltaUon. or
dilcrtminaUon baaed Oft race. cob'. reUlioo. Mx. or uUanal ori&lD. or an
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......... s. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ganer.. I 002 •••••••••••••••••••••••
, ..... -ti. f I '°-...._._,
3 Odrms. 2 bath in move·
In condition-dose to
beach. M .500 ..
PETE BARRETT
-REALTY-
&4Z.S200
[B
REAL TOR'
WAY
There ue two Important
tecll you enoul<I know about
REALTORS'
Not an reel eetate aoent•
art1 REALTORS' REAL·
TOR •••• reQ11t8"ed COi·
1ect1ve rnemt>ershtP merti
wnlCh mey be used on~
by 1ee1 eslate pt0les1ion-~11 wno a.re members of
tne NATtONAl. ASSOCI·
ATION OF REALTORS
and subterlt>e to its WICI
Code ol Elhle•
2 Not all REALTORS' nal'ldle ~11111 u1n
Thefe-REALTOAS' 111
ewerr reet Hiiie •P•·
ctaltY tndut!Nll eno oom-
me rc at orooerttes ~LandyelOC)menl Urt>an pie~
nino ~ 1tnanc:1no
Appf11t1no Counteltno
s.cun11e1 111'4 •vnd~
t1on 1nve11ment Re.
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~ vou re 1n tne martiet
IOI ,. .... late ot etrY lltnd,
1Q011 et 11 our way Look 10<
tM REALTOR' logO You"
tin• • rHI ettate prolH·
•t0n11 lltflln<I wery one.
lllwpllt Hlrbar·
Costa MISI am
of
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8a•r.. I 002 Ge•rtil I 00% .......................
HAalOR VltW-U3t.IOO
New Exclusive! Lovely view of ocean
& sunset from the living room o( t.bia ~acious 4 bedroom home. Gracious
entry, attractive atrium & extra large
fam. room (pool table space). Maoy
other wonderful features.
WISLIY M. TAYLOI CO .. IW.TOIS
21115-Ju;' .._._.
MIWPOIT CIMl'B. M.I: 644-tt I 0
8ASTM ~ ........... ,
IUILD
DREAM HOUSE
WALK TO IEACH nus vacant land is ready
for you. Build your way
on two 25' by 117' lots in
JASMINE CIEBC HimUngtoo Beach.. Call
Profeuionally deeorat· us now; the Orange
ed. beautiful. Two <:ountySpeciallsts.
story~atbedral ceil-d_
'"'"·. 3 bedroom. ramiJy QUAIL. ID .. _ P t.ACE
room & 21;1J baths. PROPICRTIS:S.
Especially large paUo, _ 1s2.1e20 1 no
fully landscaped. Just 1t00 OUAA. IT. HEWf'OflT ~
move in & refax at the 1---.::°'*'=..::":.:...:."'.::30:..P:.."'~-
pool, jacuzzi or tennis courts. Prestige area in
the heart or Corona del
Mar. Gated community
with security guards.
"It's great, I live there
tool" (Jean Cole).
COU Of HIWPOIT
REALTORS
67S.551l
Utile Mias Murret sat on a Tutret, along came a
spider and read In the
Daily Pilot Classified
section about Miss Mur-
ret 's Turret and bought It
for 18.95. You can sell
your turret and lots or
other t hings through
Dally Pilot Claasifled
Ada. Call &42·5678
o ... , ..
~ Walker 1; lee
RealDt.ate
C:: Walker & Lee
CAPE COO
$56,000/$2500
TOTAL.DOWN
Winding roadway to
so.ring 2 story retreat!
Private grounds protect
secluded entry to lavish
living room. Gourmet
kitchen overlooks sun·
shine courtyard! Wind·
Ing stairway leads to
aweeptng master bdrm
plus child's re treat !
Hurry! Seller ls anxious.
847.fOlO
()Pf N 111 9 • I; ~ HJOl 10 81 MC I '
[e·HllM
MEW
GUIMlaOOtC
USTIMG
Big. bi& 2 atocJ in im-maculate cood1Uon re-
ady to move in now &
)IOU'll want to after see-1.n& It the lat time! 4 big
bdnnl, rmty rm, frml
din, aoarlog cathedral ceWn& fl a huge loft. ti
you need a big home in
perlect coodition. tbi.a ls It! Call today. 54.S-9491.
~ Walker & ler.
Real Est.ate
1002 ExeAlf••'• ........ ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
SM• $11,000
Huee 5 bdrm includlna
separate children'•
wlog. 20 Ft. blgb
cathedral ceilln1a enhance spaciou. living
room Including AN·
TIQUE OAK
PANELING and rmutve rock fireplace .
Truly an entertainers
paradiae. VA terms of· fered. Take advantage.
Exclusln a1ents. Call
540-911122 ...
NEWPORT HTS
3 BR home lo xlnt arH.
llrdwd (loon. w /w
crpt'1, bltn ran1e 4i
• O¥tL 'R4ceatl)' rcroofed
& re.tutcoed. Att. 4' rm
for tio.t ll trlr + double
11ara1e. $109.500
JACOIS REALn
675-6670
OPIM DAl&.Y 114 PM
621 Udoft.t.Dr.2.C
OM ntl WATR wmf SW
SJ21,000
•
Oeht.Mla9 IAYNOMT ca1~eMl•I•
II••• wlttl food• of roo• to t•••· ,,.,, .. 1a • ., ~ 2 a.&•11• ... ............ =,... ........ .., Ptlffe fw ..._.,_ .. , .. at ' ' I OM
'rHIWATaMmy....,hawwla• ~t•attltf• ..,.en. ~ .. ap.4
n•IH•. pnnw .. of ...,... • ~"·~ ....._. s.c.ttr ............. 0 WA VllWS. loiif lilt trWtl. fw ..........
Watelfro•t Ho••• 2633 W.Coast Hwy.
Newport Beoch
631·1400
..
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........ c ....
Super Carmel model in Harbor View
Homes: a 3 bdrm with farnlly room
and every possible upgrade includin1
water softener. nigbtscapma, fireplt.
BBQ and professionally done
landscaping. It's a gas I at Just
Sl67,500.
UflliillfJUI: tiVMlfi
REAL TORS". 676·6000
2443 East Coast Highway, Corona del Mar
also in Mesa Verde at 546 5990
1002 .••• ,.. •00 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • 100 ••• , .. 1002
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ol looldq at dop. Thi.a Clmle Brlwn
one la clean, clean, and bl.a new partner Bob
dMn. OnJy S51.B501 FOR Bentsm have an empty
llllonmUonc:all963-7881 desk lo tbe office. Glve
oP1 .. 1Ho ••'\"""'<>"'"•' us a call k let's talk [~1m*. ;ii~f11 :,':.ia:taw\e: of IMMIDIAn MOYMM -Today's living ~f DEii:~ 'mn'SOM & •oWM at yesterday's prices can be yours.
140100VEST. Why not move up to 2 story comfort -·~NEW SuJt.e220 N'pt. Beach witll 4 bdrms? Enjoy the ocean ~.., UALT0.5 133-9711 CH..... .. .. h.. U1 lk l 3 Bedroom, 2 Nth. ln•1--...-------t--M.~~UL··-i.uu.lp_D.ea.LIU • .J:f 8 0
veator aeUtn1 below WE HAVE Waterfront schools. Price $97,000. Ctl 640-6161
market at 884.900. CALL property for sale. Need MESA YIRDI -SIJ,tOO. -Lovely 3
751-3191. bu.yen. bdrm with rustic f amlly room and
CSELECT VALLEY 640..ttOO detached garage. Only 7 yrs old.
; T"PROPERTIES located across Crom park &
playground. Exterior· enhanced by
block walls and 2 patios. CALL NOW
TO SEE! 54Ml41
•, ...
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~c~~
EMii.ALO IA Y -VIEW
Fabulous family home in private
community. 4 Bedrooms, formal
dining room. family room. beamed
cathedral ceilings, & immaculate!
Secluded patio. Private beach, 6
tennis courts, pools. Exciting at
$297,900.
A
PRIVATE
PROPERTY
WEEK
TRIBUTE
TO THE
ORANGE
COAST'S
SUCCESSFUL
REAL ESTATE
PROFESSIONALS
·:, • · r J 1 · 1 y C,,-. l.1 ~ '1 , · '.. .1 Ir v 111 l
Hu" 11114 .. Jn A•· ,1..-: h · N Pwpurt Bt• ac h
---. On Wedne8day, Aprtl 19. 1978, the Dally Piiot wlll publl•h • 1peclal trtbut• to the
profeuionats of the rHI tat.ale lndU*tty -the men end women who dally make a
ma}or conlrlbutlon to the healthy Orenge Coaat eoonomy.
I Tl'ltM mpedet P999• wffl honor Prtvate Ptopet'ty Wffk and wm be dtllvtrtd to over
18,000 hOme• via the Detty Piiot and PllOt AdvertlMr. NoUcea wllt be one column by
tour lnche• each, eltowlng room for• photo and deacrtptlve ~py. Coet or Heh
notice II only '11, wtth • photo you PfOVldt.
Tl'lll HMe to RMI &teee .........,.. It an ••cepttomll oppottunlty to lntroctuce
new or loftgUme HIOC ..... IOU. P"Ple of ttM Orange Coaat, or to honor
ovtatanclng ..... or Mnlce llCNewement9.
Don't mlu being pert of Ihle llpecllll edvertlllng opportunity. Otedffn• for rH•rvlng
epace 111 p.m., Aprtl 17. Celtodeyl
Or, you mey mall your photo Ind I bfttf article of about 75 wordt dttc:rtblng JOUr
background, education, profeetlonal training, 1w8fdl or other honor9. Mall your
ltory and photo to tM Cl1111fted Dept., Daffy lllot, SIG W. Bay Street, Box 1MO,
Co1t1 Mela, CA 929M. '
can toa71 and. lrffndly ad-vlMr.... t ' • I For http compotlng yow uklte ~. ·~··•••••••!Im•
111111 you.
842-5878
Unga
Rul&um
LAGUNA IEACH CHA.aMa
' 2 BR, l BA, walk to beach. Mexican
fireplace, oak floors, fenced yatd.
Perteet home for artlat, wrlter •
student, OOlQ>le. weeltenders & anyone
who aJ)f'reciates Laguna charm. Ollly ·
$110,000.
JACUZZI 1'IMI!
This very nice CdM duplt" wJtb pool
& jacuzzi would consider exchanging
for small home, Newport Beach t9
Laguna Beach. 2 & 3 BR units w/1 B•
each. Priced low at $189,500.
OCEAN VIEW-STEPS TO SAie
Quality construction. 2 Br, 1 BA.
w /frplc. Expensive wallpapers
thru-out, stiriken tub. new carpeUng, 4
skylights. All new bltn appliances. +
BBQ in kitchen. French doors opening
to enclosed deck. Steps from your
door to the beach. $215,000
EMERALD IAY
Spectacular views from the ehris Abel
designed wood & glass 3 BR + f amity
room or 4 BR home. Freshly pamted
& new carpeting thru-out. You'll feel
the warmth & charm· of a mountain
retreat, bUl.enjoy the sight & sound of
the po.andirig Pacific surf. $450,000 .
NORTH LAGUNA ESTATE
..,-.AHA
EXEC.HOME
A unique opportunity for
a fmly to move tnto the
Newport area le escape Qualified buyers needed.
paying ao outrageous C&llUnda. price. Llve in a btrl Y..,IHlty
"Buccola Built" bome 640..ffOO mown ror spacious rm ------sizes & huge wardrobe &
stora.ge space. Only a
r~ blocks from CWf Dr.
&the Harbor. 648-17ll.
LI.SALES
Desk apace now availa·
ble lo small office with
bi& ideas. cau Smllin'
Melvyn at MM463
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~ Walker & lee
~II. rnacnab / Irvine ?-realty
DAIUtla COM DUPUI
Light & airy front 2 BR unit
w/,b'eam ceilings & tile kitchen
w/built-ins. Rear garage apt. also
has 2 BRs. Patio -2 garages. Walle
to beach, shops & school. Flexible
terms. $155,000. Barbara Wright
644·6200. <V-110)
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HARBOR _tilGHLANOS GEMi
New UsUngl 2001 Diana I.ft, Newport
Beach. Must see, owner moving!
OPEN SUN. 1..S $139,000
. MOBILE HOME-Treasure laland
Laguna Beach. 1 Bd, ex. oond. Steps
to beach.
l'follnbc .... ...,. c-..
Developmeot, off
C.miDO de Dtrella. 3 BR. a Ba, e&c. Near abop.
plog. Prioc. only ..... Won't Last! SS.500
FHA Repo. Under $3000. Do. 3 BR, l 'h
BA. Like new
C... .. W. IOU .......................
4 BR, 1 'h BA, patio, waUed yard.
$162,900. FHA assumable.
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JOHM YAMIAN CO. ILTllS.
(714)631-0900
'G1Mrol 1002':G1•rill 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
UDO ISU
Newly remodeled 3 bdrm., family. 2'h
baths; 1-story home with attractive
So. patio. $243,000
IAYROMT
several fihlfbayfront homes
with pier & sU.ps
IA.CIC IAY
Fine 4 bdrm .• 21h bath f amity home on
quiet cul de sac. Qversized pool,
playhouse, extra storage. $189,500
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
j:1 ~ •y..,tl• Dr <1• r--. ~ b 1•_; t'tJ•
4IDIM
2'12IATH
SUper attached housing
in F .V. Cor less than
$78,000. PITI·$468/mo.
Call 8All to 10 PM.
1188-3371.
~ Walker & Lee
· MESAV&DE
POOL
Delightful 3 bedroom. 2
bath on quiet cul-de-aac.
One or several pool
homes priced low at 983.500. CALL 556-2660.
C:SELECT
Beal lllltate T' PROPERTIES --------
3-ROOM
& POOL $57,500 VETERANS
OldW.Wa..
Qinma del ..... 2 Bdrm.
bome la W'Oftb the pnce
aJcme. ~plemeot YOUl'
tu declucta. wttb rear
unlta Waitlna ror tile ri&til~ at SW.GOO .
NOIUMS UAL.TY
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•PRICED REDUCEJ>e .
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den. " deck w /view towards C.t.alina ln ~
CdM. SZOl.950. 8rkr
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OCEAN VIEW, spec:·
Ul<'ular ocean le Newpo11
Hartlclr v.Jew. Pool. ~ood
decb, 4 bdrms .• 2 ba •
lkyUgbta thruouL Comp.
remodeled & updated
Easy mainleoance:
*224.500. ;lsaterested le ·
qualified buyenooly. By owner. 41M-6468. Courtaly
THf REAL l
ESTATERS I
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Bike to beach from this Oran1e County's best
beautiful garden home. ~ • 3Br, 2car1arage. lg ._iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim
Large Uv. rm. floor to yard In areal area. U.CllicllllaS-.
ceiling used fireplace. ~=m:-!:.'· a& hrs. . .. It couldn't hurt to can
gourmet kitchen. ONLY -------------• Quck Nub about a re·
$2350 total down. Won't INCOME wa.rdlnl cueer lo real last. HURRY! Call col· .iat.e. Free ~ if
1ect96U767 PROPEITY you quality. H»to1.
OPf .. ,,, 0." SIU/1110~1 NICI . 24 LisUnga from duplex· m ---,
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under "Income Proper.
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l•+IOMUSIM d ~1i; m Jacu11i, lmmaeulate. Pft0Pi11Ft1111:e.
Faatastic cau 8 All to - -752-19'» lno ' 1eto OUlllL IT. NIWPOflT llACM 10 PIL -.UZl. epen 1111 uo p,,.
~ Walker t; lee LOOUl8FOtlA
flDCllUPPllnm Real Estate GREAT ocean vtew I.A
MISAYaDE
TIB'AM CiMJM11RS
Vecy nice bollle on a tree
lined street. 3 br. f mlY
rm =r br alttiol rm & bL if your mother·
lo -law llHI W /JOU.
"'l'utefully decorated.
PbOlae ~to .. On.I)'
f19,950 w /VA terms.
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ALL THAT 1$ =.~~~ NEEDED! to bQJ t.bia '4•·5381, or Unlted ___ 8-l __ lll_Wle __ _
beautiful 3 bdrm. home if Brobn Nf.7414. you qualify. Located --------FllSTTtm
near marina and GOOD..WS
beaches. Boat acceas ....... ,. ' fa 1007
$69.900 Take adavan· -.. •••••••••••••••••• $75.000 ~can· F°!...~ lnforma-, I I •• ,.... Ren'• • CoUele Part 3 ..... -•v• B~a BA w/.aclOM!d Ol'fNll!O•Hl.IUNIOBl~I· ftt•IY remodeled 5
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ldrm, 2 bath. 2005 E. a-·
Octao Blvd. '111.000. 1tBf THI IAD AtJ,/Onffr. Needle a ltule TJ..C., but
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to min i Call aow br 2"' ba; beaut. vlew -Yllwof c.e•i s-thfNiallii-1ourm•t ltllcbe n . .IN~.-ES --------t eM-1111 roaaT s . o.-UCJ • hllla; 1rp1 -~ PrwU«iou Baycrest s JIA ._ ._..._ 1026 OUOff a.tr bdrm A llv rm: z ~·II• L......, t.w lu•a~ •.... bdrm liomeoa larp lot. 8000 1q. ft. ol 1lmple C ,. t -1071 -----~ii~-~~:: ..,..._ •:e1l1llt _... .,... _. ...,, of Prteed at. GILl1 -.ooo. eteaaac•. tbls unique ---.. ••• .. •-••• s&_u,•~~1:.!.c, OLllU lrtlit 1044 Slit.GOO. eau for appt. Ll1•n cJtr ...... C•••--flMMI See1ttac1ay. OoarDlanllidealforeo-1---------.v.-.-.ooo SpM11b a19111k>D _..ty •-"--•••••• .. kH. TS!·OSH, Bus. ....,... • .$11).000. • 9 tfen.lalolJ 1·1 ~l olfcta a * * * * * * *
A.J • •• .,..... r•modeled. Uolque •El ftWUl'ft 213/138-82: Ablolu.tf'l.Y 497-3331 ~ ~ ~ 4J:cr.=n.'C:.0:e .. CHA•t••• a...s .. 1111r I.Ila l•odmerk wl'b ocean ~IU ooaau. soum LAOU'NA DANA m••ter suite, 1 ear oldSaDJwCapiatrano.
ecutlH t.ome .:1-:b ~c::~:: Ill UMMRSITYPU ~~A ~r7~ = •• aanies:.:aucb h, mucl th ·.~!.!_o,dordwao~~.!.. ~:n· esudc tile G.17. 1ua u i vii l. I, mod l fled ronre. Y appo n • \.SlllJ ,....... • MUvtq room. beama, ;?: ~n ~0:!; Jll !IMNI Fordham twabse, end ~.,.... mentOD1J. ='~~:
ror-1 diD. rm .. drum IDlllLSZl.5000 Two 1\01')' ' bedroom House, Sat/Sun. 4332 ........... 1048 a..,....... 1•2 CM',_..• pat.lo. By ~ eietlbap, frplc. well u a IOUDd mvefi· .....,.. unll. 3-4 br, 2._., ba. Open ~ ~. WltJna, two
litcben. with micro· NOltlits ilAL.n home with famlly room. Sen.Isa Way. By Owner. ·-·••••• .. ••••••••••• ••·--• .. •• .. ••••••• .. •••Npt lflls by owner. ~ OWMr. Kon. tbru 'Jburs. \ ....._a.,.. fam. rm., ~ 1uaie and b~ SlOS.bate°'!°w/SlOOOcaabre-OWMYOUROWM a-..-.y..a...... lbr, l"'ba, ram rm. lie (clay1). call 146·2158; ~ nrd. II * 494-1057 * ......, ~~ vu 1<11' )'OW' own UP· Luse Bdrm ba (). llCaT ._., ~ S1Je toO ()po Tbun-M t.bru Swl. (da,p> Ir Bdrm w/tunkeo balh, a qui ac near 1radln1. SS1·0404 or -0.,Jy · ·· 2 Ul 'l'hia a BR 2 BA pat.lo am iz.~ • TuaUa Ave evenlasa, call (714)
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~~=l~ta~b-· IYOWMa ~~abelt. Asking tm.-o1f$dya. _ Xw.a. ~:.i~tod~ =-~u:e•,~I . .._,,541-:Mfl · .... .-..-.... ----~~·~~~~~ AftS.~!69 Newer ocean view Woodbriqe Syc.aJD()tt 2 Flnanclna available. . aa, eve or 1'Hl&UA'S ..--.n-• 1 ~
I ljt I 1try bouae. Owner. 4br, .,500. blinds; comm. pool & 519 2000 w , iD •--
SUPER SUNSHINE ~:!i.=~~n2 2~livrm diDrm up· NOllMSl.EAl.n Jacuai le more'! '87.:iOO Truly 1raclous adult • .:.=~er.::e r=~=~ =::.:·Agent/ ~ ~~a,.~·~!;!d: •494-8057• <31> =:'~~~ =R~!~aed ::e..~.3=et~!:.
orer 'Reallo ~ $107,000. 27 Soagapar. R.ftB&VaBVllW A/C. Tranquil view. brick frpl, f0tted air , roundinp,c&oeetoever·
,IG-.,. flXl'-Ma ICH row. 551-.0238 F"VRlli.-llill\. ~ioua pat.lo; no detail copper plumb'I, boat ytllins, comm pool le RV
MIS .a. DB. ....,. .a. • llAMCH UAL TY Cat.allna & c1ty light.a. overkloked 1 Sl79 ooo acc. Sl25.000. acce81. Call 493-76112
A ~ Brin& )'our pat brush A nrrann9 • ·N Ziii' +den. 2\.!tba cootem-AGENT • &t0-5560 PA'ITI WALKER -------Conler lot •/RV parlmg, make money. Enjoy 551-2000 KUlflU. f"U po home. U 29,500. REALTY s.NA. IOIO
lo'Nl.Y 4Br, ma. nicely nlltic aeaaide cottage. 3 KY $15,118 Eva/wknda49M68S ~R•v•~ 142-lAll -····•-•••••••••••••• decorated. BR DR b . .. ( mow M••IC.ET ~ Mi,,,,
SUNSETR.E. -5oo. ' ric.. p . INVIRSITY 1bree Arch Bay, 3br, 2ba Port Royal' Br. 3 ba. 2 SBISUOUSHOUSI ••
557-162J&f6J:att WAU.sn&t PAD Immaculate&totallyup· • lndry. ~yr old view MIXTTO story. Beaut. view, OF8'.ASS ~
REAL ESTATE Lvly Oxford model araded 3 bedroom bome. WtJJ c~ 2nd. aoLFCOUISE landscaping, drps, etc. 5uDf!r SIG ler! -<t1l111 Pll..... 131•1750 49•2202 sh 0 w 8 Pr 1 de 0 1 townbomt!. Fantastic Must aell. Pnn only. Beautifully kept 4 By owner. '219,000. 1911 Lowest price ccndo on o.;:lliiue tint bome! 3 a&r.2'Bll,Epatio. or .-ownenblp. 3 br, din rm, location on greeahf>lt. 4118-3133 bedroom family bome. YaebtCamllla.M0-f890 tbe rront in Newport bedrooma, dlniDI room
Dl!W kit. motivat· YM-0-MITID,a al.lo formal dining room Lota ol views! 2\.!t Baths. Crest. IJKE NEW, only area, fireplace a nd
ec1.uer. SD . Le~ 3 er owner'• uait 2 !:a ~':ics 'tea:e:th:: & family room. Close to 5 UNflS 3. ear rJ::ie. Quiet I~•· ~=~Ul~ar ::CS.: ~~&JA~~ more. llnlit ttees. BKR.
SUNU:'I' R.E. ba PLUS 2 n-2 ba ....:.. coodo -.....oels at onlv part & pools. Includes Del •--b'.. tiOn.be b utesd f to us, --.'!.on..,,. ... 2 BeR, lnBa BY MC. V "'"" BEACH $t0-l'120 557"62l&96M"I uc, •...u· ....,.. ' cable TV, exterior main· uxe ocn v_.. .. , l ... ac es an ree1ny . .__.. """" • ru • ·
---------• tal. Ftpl:· blt deck, !1.!!·:fiy~ti:;' for tenance" ftre insurance to bcb & two. Super sa.9,500 bard wood floou . Ca1JIG-9S1L Ne9 ...... ~~~000 -oobuilding. Hurry! This owner's unit. 5 Gar. 12 $1.35,000. OSDOWM
Assumable 1\.!t~ VA o•z won't last. seoo.ooo. .r::i J1r:mm11:1.m OMY---ooec
lou. on maaive (2000 BT_.. I • ZA5IODDYILTa -·-··---'"'#1 .. Ciltw.-•
1q.ft. > 3 BR + fam Rm, ·-••••••••••••-•••••• Real Estate ~ 49~611 3 Monarch Bay aza DllAM HOt tlll!
Qfft! ~~~! 211r ,.B~~~ Shake Spedacularoceanview.2 496-=-~fi~H o.tomeuc4Br,3ba,3 Lo~~~C?=:Br.
iDdds euf7lbiq. Full roof;>.._alled froot court OWNER'S br apt. Xlnt storage. Nr IYOW.. brick frplc, trl·level l\.!tBa, nu crpt-1)alnt,
jlrioefl9.900. wJ&ate. .lbcd back yrd bcb, lrg pool. Adults. Ylefo 1067 Monteeo HVH. 4 br 2 ba, charmer. Plusb frml etc. Huge tam rm,
754-JIOO w/covered patio. Lrg ANXIOUS 119.soo. TI4-t99-20!M ••••••••••••••••••••••• ram rm. DU crpts. Lg dio'1 rm. twee fam·rm 1prioll:lera front/back. ·~ntry kJt •/breakfast and a last ~-de-RAHCH llEALTl S. Laguna, Ocean view. yrd. lodscpd. wood deck. w/ fantastic view of Npt lakeoverV.A. loanor low
.island " more. ~000. Ii.red. A 'O'elrTamilv 551-2000 .. _,,_ •~ anmm beach, 2 1.ocklotto.Prfce Open Sat/Sun 1·5. lB5S Bay.J;All DOW 6ll-4560 down vavmt. $59.500
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---• I! ... • bOllae with 4 ...._._ms; / -'bn '"e lol ··..._·est apt., Port Nelson. 7SMM!34 ----·-------CallUl-0757 --._....,,., ~n•c BR Do on... wrgu 3Br, l~ ba. Upgraded. •-----·----,.. •• ~... o~· family room. bonus room &&:.nnn 3 -ver. lge fplc in both Units. 831·1D utWDnDJ-' ...................... , !::,~f~ 9~;:.-~ ,ooo •• ey .,qwpe"~ • •. HIA&TMISUIF nLR£• SOUTH •. J:,fST. ---------•OWNER. 2250 sq.ft .. 3+3 sq t or un er . • . _ .... ,..,....... SMELi. THISiA __ .._. -----.---i FR-DR-+ bonus Rm, SLOO,OOOI. AttbBeachllgtsArea 2 ~. ~graded home. · ·CONDO · llinutee to entire Irvine olc sp. Jacuui, fplc, low MAI YOUI TOwa custom home, now in locafe4 close to Sad· Duplex near lbe ocean. 4 ~. Walk to shot>· SPANISH --•-• "cl. Nr M"-Sq. ~ dleback College. Try VA bdrm upper, 3 bdrms 9 p' ,. pa_., •-schooJ ........... ,, ...., And rel.alt in the jacuzzi completion stage. AP· elf fi S8l 900 lower. lo h eart or $1 895 •n., ~· • 5· Pk. $122.000 .. 5SH442 in your own paUo, then prox. 3000sq rt, xlnt view er or • · Newport Beach. Hurry, 'lbia beaut. "3 BR, 2 BA
, ......,_ .._. I 040 walk out the gate and of canyon & ocean. Call VIEW REAL TY call for appt. to see! . ' famUy bome baa Orange
PRIVACY ••••••••••-•••.••••••• you're at the pool A 836-0514, 832-1.987 496-7122 770-055$ SL96.000. Get ready for Clasay 2 story home in Co. best location. Beat
Arcbway entry! Roman·
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arut way to live in the WOULD s ummer rentals!! secluded private area. the increaae in prices · aAHCHlaALTY Plan JI Park home in 3 BR 2 BA Condo, air ~ll.Sl Large bedrooms. Im· tbiasummer,buyitnow' PltlCISLASta 551-2000 Deerfield. New carpet; YOU IBJEVL cood .. cpts. drps, pool, preuive firpl. X'lnt in· OlllyS'76,900.
VACANT •---------•cul-de-sac street. comer .. thatwehavethedream sngl story. $66,750. vestmeot.145-7221. 540.3666
Excellent starter home, WOODBRIDGE PLACE location. 4 BR. ramily lot you've been waiting 714-8»5085 WHl:I • .._.
nearly new plash carpet. Special offering. 3·5 room. dog run. Priced al for! Prime R·2 lot Jn --. ~ ~" 2bdrms,1\.!tbatbs,frplc, bdnn.Contemporaryde-Sl.29.000 Laguna, close to high Opett~ IOAM-6PM IEALESTATE
2 sty ·+ patlo. l Mi. to tacbed family homes in school 4s downtown area. 23711 Via Astorga 21 =! 3 Heated pools. ~::in~~ ~r~~';; Priced at S85,000! ~~::~.::le~ 2llOO aqu:.o = qual. 4 , .. -!~.! .. !!! ...... !~~
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briqe. From SllS,000. _ ~c;o,. ~ panoramic view. 4 BR 3 rm, mod. kitchen, ofc ~ ~u.v full Ba, 2 Cple's, second set·up, priy. bch, 1erv BEAurJFULllONAOO Tblallaccoqualit.)'bome
1 ••GE •H·2lloo sty library, central air, p)tth,pado.llklt H.V.H., a er. 2 ea. Ital bas new carpet & paint.
.-A covered patio. boat or $2:501000. 675-6259. We art & tit, nr pool & Remo deled ·kitchen IARGAIM Luxurious 2Br, 2Ba, ocn trtraccas. Ma~oUve pk,xlntcood,fee. w/bUl.cber block counter
f view, own your own. Im· u.. p(inc oo1y please. 113'1.SOO M0-1'40. 6 oew applia nces. 4 ~ 5J· ~~ b~:;t~ mac c6od, 500 yds to ocn. 714-511H9112 GOU COUISI Large ea. 2•BIG BA. all
plant.era and fireplace. $95,000. 494·4038 or --------VIEW MUSTsa&JI! fGrooly rn.ooo. No down
floor to ceiling fplc In 495-5437 eves ........ IHdll I 069 Best pn· ced view home in Bil 3 bdrm .. 3' balb to Veta, hurry on this ----.....__ -lth super now.' separate famil,y room. &.....-... 1050 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Newport Beacb. Only ",_..,... ,......., .. dell
Tri level covered patio ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• · ILUFFS $120.000. for this 3 bdrm. ocean view! Huse en, 540.3666
views lush yard. 4 large Upgraded Mtn Vu condo. 3 Bdrm "'Bonita" plan. 3 bath, family room giant frplc.; c hoice WHl:I .A.._.
bdrms, xtra lge dining Laguna Vllla1e 3br, 2ba. All one level, new cpta, bome. H&Ce cul-de·HC Newport Heilbh lol near ~" roomarea Justllsted ao __. lb .. -f •-b IQ• wltb RV access. Hoag Hos pital. Call •ar..a.1 'EST•TE all · • A/C, tamts, ...,.,., c u:oe. Jooring .. s utters. ~. woa't last! Call M-4413 ~ ,.. c i••J-O $73.500.0wnr.49'7-1426 $139,900. Own / Agt ......,~ ... -833-8551 orMf.2148 eves. _._ ....................... lnille'•o.ly Leisure World, 2br, 2baa......~'4lllllllll.._11'111111Wlf/IJ._I llD CAIPIT newly deco. mirrored din.. ..... ..._,
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••••••••••••••••••••••• VetA&t. 541...QIOO ~flaflCT Neatly lf'OOIDed 3 Bdrm, MIWPORTcaEST 2 blltb wWa lovely yard.
SEata IS IAYVIEW Just listed. An Im· Near shops. schools. --.1 maculate.beautilullyde-parks. Asking only
-u"9 Lc2br2bamobUebome corated 3 Br Townbome $152,500. To see call
ltAHCH llALTY .. bas curb appeal, the
3 br 2 ta., beet Eutside 551-2000 moment you drlvt" up,
location. S89,500. llACHHOUSI 1-;iiiiii;iiiiii;-i;iiiiiiiii;iiiiiiii;-i with it.a gorgeous lawn
Clsta Mesa
Sbangri·la dbl wide lUX·
ury tiring. 8tO 1978 2Br, 2Ba Skyline in adult put, swimming, jacu.ut
" social activ ities galore. All for under
$24,000. Park rent
$105-$140.
86-Z133. By Owner. 4 Br, 3 Ba, l&e suncteck, 11111 and mature trees. 4 ----------•yr new iD rapid.Uy de· •V"' Sl7RM* Bdrms .. fam. rm.
EASTSIOE
lmlilllllClr
S II a famib room. Cplc, 2 Ba. dbl pr, large yard,
jacual, call, won't last!
Mariner's Cove
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ed. Bachaalve, area
wJdwN! c .... pool.a, etc.
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velopilll beacb area. ,.. VR +VIEW. Plan 2, lo
$125,000. 616 2otb St. ~~o~ ':::.':. ~ Turtlerock
sa&-l71B $175,000. ForinfocaD:
llACHWAU
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Vet A&L 541--0800
bdnm., s"' bat.bs; near •111RTLEROCK • oceu. Community pool, 3 ea 2 Ba Broadmoor,
jacuulllsauaa. $120,000 w/fam rm, din rm, up·
MEWPOITllACH 1rds. Avl immed. IEALTY 675-l 64Z Sl.12,900. 1Mbld. Ownr I
agl. 758-1281
Sharp 2 BR, 2 BA in exclu. Bayside Vill. with formal dining & an ~llSl
Footblll townbome. Lov-Clubhae. pool, Jae., priv. ovenl1.e2cargar.Onthe
ely mo1mtaiD views from bcb, poss. boat slip. greenbelt near pool, jac, livinl " dlning areas. S57.S00.67S.7903673-'1848 teDD.laandsauna Patio w /total prjvacy -PLUS
.. ~ ~~ HERITAGE
. . REALTORS
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aell. .. $78.950. Sheffield. prieed at $128.000 Call
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2706 Harbor. Ste 208 ...... ...... ... ._Sl54. __ llOO ___ &tQ.,_!IO_l9_, 664-7211
496-2413 495-52101-------i
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3 Bdrm End Unit
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540-5937
493-9494 130.5050
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View or ocean & bllla. llSAllS. INC.
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condo. Near CdM HJgb
School & Queen o f
Aqels. BIG playground!
New cpl, oak floors,
GREAT used brick (rplc.
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1"11 BA, large dlnlng· Viking Coach in Irvine's family room wtdbl. finest park. '"The
fireplace, +1ecluded Meadows"'. 2 BR, 1 BA. ='~:S~ OI' 4th BR. dm. F.uy financing. Red
BER'IHA HENRY mu Real\)' 552-7500
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a Cul.(le.sac. CUst0m' Drapes. Select
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2706 Harbor. Ste 208
54G-stl7
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PLANS FOR DELUXE
44 UNIT PROJECT
Two + acres R·3 in
Hemet. Building perl'l»t
& more. $275,000. Ownr;
all (Brian). 714·729-9273
days, 729-5373 eves.
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ORANGE COUNTY
rtlOfBTY SPICIAUITS
Tax~ & lnnatJon getting you down?
Whet.her you want a tax shelter. a
bed8e against Inflation & apprec:laUng
assets or an income dream -call
QUAU ... Most of our aeUen will ex· chun~c. many will carry paper or
finance properties themselves. Our of·
fice closes $>·$6 mllllon in escrowi;
monthly. Whatever you sell or ex-
change, please call now. Numerous
condo investments. Many single fami-
ly residences/investments.
2 Unit duplex $70,000
te Unit duplex -Beach $180.000
2 Newport Hts $175,000
3 Townhouses -CM Sl.25,000
3 Pride of ownerships $135,000
3 <House plus duplex) $137,500
3 (Three Br home+ two> $141,000
1100 & 1300 sq.ft. units SlSS 000
4 Covington Units _ Sl.88:000
5 <Two houses + triplex) $200,000
6 Units -Whittier $160,000
6 New Townhouses -CM $314.000
6 Brand New -Hunt Beach $355,000
7 Units -Costa Mesa $340.000
7 U oder construction $362,000
11 Santa Monica $371,000
I l Hunt Beach --Nr beach $350,000
12 Costa Mesa $360,000
12 Units per Unit $18,333
22 New units $910,000
30 Condo Conversion -GG $1,200,000
56 Spacious units $1,400,000
62 New deluxe $1,700,000
117 Units-Six Mo Orange County
If it's not here, call!
We have it or we can get it.
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farm ID Su Juaqwn
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Includes home. barna.
corrals . S72.000 to
'31.1.000.
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LovelY2BR. 2 BA a&l oofee. courtlard. 1ardener. ind. '330 pr mo. Sl50 8eautllu1PaUoS300. W/D refrit Incl. New .ecur. ~· f7t.'183$ or ·BR t Ba, lod.rJ tacU. no
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• 494-1057.
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38r. lBA. a ueet hsc. nu: TE.R.RACE. beaut pool.-..U k1dll ok. No peta. GA
atove. refrla, patio. 11 ~acted Cambrldte 3 2 BR w/paUo. atape to ~2'l74. ...,..... tneed yd, on Victoria St. BR.2ba,Jm,Oww/ast. llG CANYON beach. moathlyor week· • W..ted .2900 $386/mo.645-8208. ~844-4195 New Ooado. '3br. z~ba. ly. Ul 45th St. NB. 2 bC' Prlv PaUo. Bit Ins,
........ ••••••••••••••• Overlooklna aolf era. 541-SllM enc. gar, no cbUdf pebl &alder will uog:rade prop 2 br hotJ.s4;. lfe fncd yd. D E E R F I E L D aep. 2 cat 1ar. 74 Su ..._.,.,.. __.._ Ba..-t l $295. WO Victoria CM
In xcha for bch area tse. Encl. patio aar. $325. TOWNHOUSE 2 Br. den. ltll.od Dr. By Jamboree ~=-:.:"--v~'del 646-3197 ·
Kida•peta. 551-4820. No pets. PboneS45-0760 ~ar·w7= ~;. 2 S:~~ " Ford Jed. ssoo mo. Lido ~~rlty com-E·SJDE, 2 BR w1qt>1
Olarming, warm 3 br. l rored wardrobes. Nr. 83S-'16'18,m.8't35. plete privacy 1916. lncld yard. & gar. $300 me>.
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.._,...._ · Ml>-0864orS40-7072 •~· Pool, tanoit da. •"-•_.tw_ .... .,. d · ••••••••••• ............ 0-Polllt 3226 llaQ)' edea•catr '\iur-r ..... d E. Si e-lBr apt. qwflt •
...... 1tecJt 3141 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Woodbrtctae 3 br z ba Crpl, lluat ~ llOO/IDO. c:'u ....................... ~J~r •boPI. ~
....................... Whitewater view. 28R, ~·i:.::·s::-~::: Dick......,OI'~ G1 r~ JI02 .
Cu••~ 2~BA. p~Uo, deck. frpl. s;OO'mo. 548-9'125 ' Blltfia J BR. view &oveLu ........ ••••••••••••••• Lrg I br l ba. pr & la1U1· ~nw aar. 5 mm wlk to bcb & ' "• dry rm.
Open view. 2 bdrma, 2 harbor. Sf75/mo. Nopeta &.ag..leoclt 3J41 noo month. A u n t AJ WT 127-2479
balba. 2 car carport. sun· please. 661~1aft5pm. ••••••••••••••••-••••• &M-llD ---------~ .Jfi,cen~ 0',J:::· &Toro 3232 LAGUMAllMTAL 3Br.21t1'Jbome.2lrplcs. A._...Serrice 2w~e~'~d':· ~ ~: ~to move i~to DOW0
••••••••••••••••••••••• CharmJJl& oldet' 2 bdrm. 3Cobl&M, ..... ~ ~k. v.c.,... Placentia. ~120 ·1;5 . . bome Located lo central mm poo • tennis. u ..._ Wlttlt M F Super Ntting for super NEW 3Br, 2Ba, au cond. ~of the vlllqe, 4 1795 /mo, 11tt last. _.._ ·
MpenionA. y O C K ~·~ bltna. BLKS. FROM BEAcH & -~---· ----WE GUAllAMTU Bach apt, Seni04" Clth.efl SHOPPING. Llv, rm. s-a...e. 3276 •WidestaelectlooJ>OU. only. Sl!IO mo incl litlt, 38Q"Gt';N;M( New 3 Br, all amenities. w/rireplace. Separate ••••••••••••••••••••••• •lohouaecomputersys. Mobile Home Pk. Also. LAGUNA 1£ACH frplc, club. temporary dinina rm. Lge. kitchen ,..,,,,,. __ 0 ,.,_ ,.._ ... _ VI •Dally telephone service spaces for rent 25' & ~·. -.. .. , ........ --....... ta}••"" "A"Q44i9 & separate service V\.--.u •-uua ~. ew. •Vacandesverifleddally ~151. " u_,____ ren ......... .,...,. · porch. J ust completely 2 Br. 2 ba, bltns. d.i4· •F\lllstafrofcounselors
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nr. Genoa Bcb. New tam Valley. $495. Sharp.
kitchen & Ba. Decrt'd clean. vacant. :>49-9568 or
furn. $1200 1 yr tse or COD· _962_·7788 __ . _____ _
sider mo. Call 675-5626. CLEAN 4 BR 2 Ba, 1 sty,
agt. focd yard, fplc, crts.
E/Bluff beautrurn, ocn vu drps, bltos. quiet cu de borne. lg pool, avl to J uly aac, nr schools. $430. l. lllOO mo. 640""330 _962_-62.22 ______ _
redecorated. Excellent bwuber, cpts. drpa . •Freetoa1ed6S&over
rental at $475 month. Super sharp. S400. 1st + •Free rental counseling
MISSION REALTY last+ aecdep. AJt, (714> .()peo7daya8·0G-8:00
Eaatside 2 br upp~r.
dahwahr. encl. 1ar. adita.
$275. S31·3535
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For Lse 2br 2ba Blu• S. .._ c;mptr. darling. $415 mo.
Lagoon co~do. Pool~ Ci1Jlltr.., 3271 For euiooal Service 840-s.546 btwn 5-8Pll ' beach,tennla.499-3084 ••••••••••••••••••••••••
2BR l"'-ba~ .. A l'..ll 63l Jll:55 Lg 2 Br. 2 Ba townhouse. • """ "'vnuu, .,. ~ Nr. Fairview & Baker
pool. oopeta. OR STOP BY No"""•. 54&-1882 •• CHAIMIMG-SM5 mo. 498-0988 .... -
Open view, 2 bdrm, 2 .r-.a-•-11210 IH6HaiNwll•d
bath. 2 car carports, sun· --ill < ~ blk No. of 19th St.> deck.a. $S25. lease. Ready ••••••••••••••••••••••• A C&Uf. Coc-p. Sm Fee
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quiet. Sl95, also ne.w
room w /pvt entrance or
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_ 752-1920 Inc. ThousandsOfReotals BestAreaMSO (9633 ('7M)484•2Me 3291 at2701S. Fairview. Just
62 ACRES 1400 QUAIL ST. NEW' PORT SEACH 'All areas all prices Rsallaws 611-4555 Wut d lftt S. ol Warner. N. of S.D 28t' 288 Patio Apt u-j -.a:. rd •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• ~ c.c.a tno\ N .-. Sample: _......,_..,.ma .cn:u.uca s .--;, . ..--~ · o.--· ·LargeSUnnyK:ttcben
QoeetoEubideofLake 0 · fll 8 30 · S175lbrrurnuUlpd Ocean view. 4 br or 3 YOU GOTTA See t his Peuok$300 (49j51 =:i!..t~n=-v~':i: pen 1 • : p.m. -• ~?J>rld~"""tavt\ ~& +dent...J!.wly palot~d ~~~~~Sly. 4 :fl~· .... ,~ !_tOl , 43 _.J55 road~ge.1.110,0()0. > ~ "LCFE'l'Brt!:i>M,.: ........ • •·-O':" ~ • --•~2 br 1 b& ·~trf /~~~~---__:~~
Qtclmive Real ton --. Property 2GOO Loh for Sdi 22oa • 557-0122 N~1le0gran2t·~-~rmoom+ ~ no ree ';,reb, car. ~aah-;asc~r All uUbUes pai,d. L~e Ricbard H. Pauley Co. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• (-..) ) "~d"" •.. . ~pr mo. Quiet & rella ooe bedrm. nace patio (714)64&-580$ ••-r-rv ~1··--sm lalioal.a.d )206 dell (~ • ....., ar ... wlD· ~guna Channer. small C•ch , I I bt C 11 rt 6 PM 1220.reln1.548-1517 . ~r-"" _,..~ vrn'--dow home. 5 Blocks to picture tJc?ot house I BR. U..fw Miiied 3425 e · a a Ill lnm 1-.ch 3br, frpl, owner's unit.+ Hwatingloo Beach ••••••••••••••••••••••• beach. Private 2-car Ylew. patio, fplc, sngJ OC· ••••••••••••••••••••••• 67$-Gll Tnplex, 2 br l ba. patio.
00 I kl nl A 1 Sl6S 000 Call 27.000 sq .• rt. lot near Lovely 3 Br. 2 Ba . frpl, nu F 11 ...... Y S350mo 494 3S33 cl & 1 d ted I acres overoo ng ce .... pex •.. Pacifica Hospital. 5 crpts.nQpets .. 162.s yrly garage. u Y m111n -'"' . , . 3Br.2Ba.HuntLandmark eorc.. .. Mw 3122 ean o1cey ecora Ir v1 n e Lake. C .H . 9S.'>-2260. Owner/Agt. tained yard. Adults No 14 .. "'mo. 982• A 4 5 4 • ••••••••••••••••••••••• $275. 646-1220 , A103 C 11 Point.sShop.Cntr&Civic 494·3223. h S "'" "' .Stevenson. "I a e pets. Inquire 525 18i t. I _.. w.&-.....1 3252 842--01"'-' 1·772-85. , _________ 3 BR 2 D-r d rd
Abn I, San Clemente. Cent.er. 1135.ooo. CorORCI del Mer 3222 (714) 960-6331 ~ • ._.,.... ...., ,_, nc ya • cpu, ~ _,, IHYESTMB4T David Bourke Rllr ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lrg 3BR. 3BA car gar, drps •• carport S350 mo. ~· ••••••••••••••••••••••• FIN BR B Commercial building in 54&-9950 Ocean vu Va blk Big REAL D! 3 • 2 a. lmmac. 2br2ba, E·9COD· frpl. Super loc. no ,pets. n;EJ 646-3192. 2522 B Santa HORSE RANCHES ocean area with secure ATIENTION BUILDERS Corona 3 'BR 3 ba ram w/cpts, fncd yard. Only do on the green, A/C, 2 Tennis. pool. $395/mo. '[I., /l.~r~."". _An_a_A_v_e . _____ _
4 BR 2, ... BA barn I lease from Government . b "Id 4 2• r 1• ' •· $ll0.963-4567.agt,nofee. car ~ar., jac.,/pool, Jae • .u,,....a.ft5. ,..,. 2 Br ...... -e,en~t.aarage •· • .,.,, • . • Agency for sale. Eqwty 3 ~ts + ~ more rm, rp c , gar ... -$&2Smo.Call 4N-4624 """"""""' ,...,.... .. e .,. Acre. Just reduced lo bl.aid up and cash on cash uruts w Jvanence. 1916 carport. S'IOO lse. 675-5857 Small beach cottage, 2 GARDEN APTS patio. S28S. !\lo pets -~· return for $50.000. down Wallace. Costa Mesa. BR. clean & in good MOMAJlCHTal. CORONA DELMAR _545-07 __ 60_. _____ _ l!!cs: ~~~~1} ~~':~ payment. Call for de Sl39.soo. 645·5126 or OCEAHVIEW ~Sep yard, S.125· 3 Bdrma. Is den, family 2 Br Townbouse, frplc. VIEW OF OCEAN &
5 900. tails 637·5895 Brand new home just "'2 home. $150 Mo. Aat. Dana Poiot•uper ocean Pool. tean.Ls. Some ocean CITY. 2 br. 2 ba, frplc.
4BR.3BA.5000sq.ft.21.'J MAY 0 CK Mumt•D......t, blk. to beach. 3 Bdnns .. GRRREAT! 4 BR 2 BA. -.Glor{M.U77 view.New l5.50aq.ft.2br. •CaC&l.ioa vlewa. Clo&e beam ce ll. Jacuu,i.
Acres. Owner anxious. ''"'~u".-.'°" R...+ 2400 conv. den, 2 frplcs .• ram•· w/new cpts. fncd yard, 2~ba $4.50. 759-0'106 to Full.loo Island & fine garage. $185. &4$-8256 or
BKR. ~~ •••••••••• ••••••••••••• ly rm. & enclosed yard A kids & pet OK. $425. ~ Ylefo 326 7 -t..L....d beach. Abo l Br. 644·2611 _979-_337_6_. ___ _
<71')67&-5717 -.. .. , .......... -...... Palm Desert condo. 3br, beautiful home in a great 963-4567. agt. no fee. Af t llh fw-
OReo..,"""" '' --·-2ba E I · I t o •1200 Per ••••••••••••••••••••••• -2 Br. lVJ Ba t.ownbc>alk. -·~ --------•I · ·PY\ pauo. xc u.sive oca 1 n • a.A-3 b 2 b /f I NEW '"e 2 BR + den, 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 BR. 1 BA. S. or Hwy, 0 arage, patio. pool. ---------• Deep Canyon Ten nis month. Avail. for 1m· .,....., r: 8 w rp c. 06 ..... ltlmd 3706 ° MO gentle slopln.g acres, club Pools. hted c:rts. mediat.eoccupimcy. ~~:1. !,_~9950bHd & pet ok. Ba. Din area. fplc. micro -adults. DO pets. S32S. Call jacuni. Adults onty backing nat.Jonal forest. IEACH TRIPLEX 807 -.,_. ovn. D/W, atrium, A/C. 2 ••••••••••••-••••••••• SG-5853 wkdys, 673-3983 $375. 646-2010
Untouched beauty .& San ClelllCllM S76·950· S3l·l 671-4400 car garw/opner. no yard 3Br. 2Ba, bayfroot. avail or64S-9399evstwknds.
view. Quail. W. or C>Mtofc:o.ty HARBOR 3BR2Ba.FamRm.pool work.$4.50.77~2'83 !~,r2,_,mo. $425 mo. __ -_.._--.............. -----31-2-4 ...__,......_.. 1126 Palmdale. $1500 pe r Walk to beach or Del Pr...., 2550 & Jae, prestige nbrhd. ---------_._ ---- -
acre.675-0936 Mar Shopping. Quiet ....................... llOOmo.968-6602 Hlwporfleoclt 3269 ....... 1111•• 3707 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• area. w/great 3 BR PermingtooProperties ....................... F"' ••• ·-LAMAMCHAAPTS
owners unit. Upper 2 BR ---------r NO FEE' Houses doe ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 BR. clean. fresbJy paint .. ·-· ' forW. 1300 •••••••••••••••••••••••
units w1oceao views . Partal'lace-Ocemtddt 3BR.2Ba,vacant&very duple"xes. R':':tai 2Br,atepetobe~~b,pool, ~a:.J:n 1~~4!':. ~::!~~ ~~a:~P:ts $265
Just listed at $160.000. 2 & 3 BEDROOM /\ 01v1111tm or sharp. $465/mo. lat + Pavilioo,67$-4912 Bkr. $325. pr mo. UI June bltns, encl gar. gas bbq. .
LwuJ.rious 2Br. 2Ba, ocn
Ylew. own your own. Im·
mac cood, 500 yds to ocn
BERTIIAHENRY VA·FHA llJ rbor lnve;.lmcnt \.'o. $300 sec dep. Call ......w•1uv .. ~w 3001.~l Pool. Gas Pd. m Scott IWIMJ•leach 3140 21.'iDer,.~T0~92·4121 ~::Dg~g~.WNHOME. --------•I 83&-601_7_. ------,_...., --.... eo.t....... 3724 P1.642·50'73 •••••••••••••••••••••••
m Laguna Bel\. S05.000. DUPLEX~. M 494-4038 or '95-5437 eves Eastaide, (2 > 3 Brs.g11rs. Co srcl• sus.ooo. Realtor. ,...,..., 1600 646-4884. ....................... ----------POSITIVE CASH FLOW SANT A AMA S..plex ror sale, totally re-
User ilnvestor/Xchg furbished, In good area,
North Broadway, large, ?1000. Ask for Tony or
2 story office buildlng, uerue at 714·990-5121 or
ample par king, nea 21J.tl2-35il. Prinool.y.
Santa Ana Freeway. HOME + DUPLEX Ideal for Law Firm, etc.
mi.ooo. exlsllng Sl4o. JUST REDUCED!
• lsLCallfordet.alls. Sharp three bedroom Exclusive Realtors home with open beamed
Richard H. Pauley Co ceilinaa & a separate
___ 11_1_4>_646-__ 5808 ___ 1 yard. double detached
Ca.do-l":"~OWlt• 1ange. Two nice 2 ....__for 1700 bedroom. one bath apart·
_. ments on rear for •••••••••••••••••••••••
Beau Westcurr Unit. oot a
c:ooveraioo. 2BR. 2.,.,BA.
2~ garage w /workshop.
oew carpeting & drapes
etc .. See before hsung
with broker, price under
mkt. Save money. Owner
relocating. 548·5"488.
$141,000. Call us oo this or
any ol our over 50 Income
listmga. Don't forget we
also have condo and
single family residences
available.
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••••••••••••••••••••••• 1400 OUAI\. ST. NlWPOflT llEACM °"""fill II 30 p"'
MICiHT PENCIL
OR MAY
CARRY ITSELF
Wlth a small Increase ln
rents a nd 25', down
you will be very close to a
POSITIVE CASH
FLOW! This fourplex Is
lo • large pride or
ownenhlp area. There
are two 2 bedrooms. aod
two 3 bedrooms. units
~Ith enclosed garages
and rir('J>laccs
EXCHANGE
WANTED!
4 Near new tnplexes. in erowth area of H.B. Ex· changes for 20 units & up.
REALT Y INC.
7 14/846-1371
Pl...AO JD Two 2 Br duplexes, CM d QUA.11.. m
=-cr~1~ sias.ooo. AND 2 Housee ;; caWl. IT. ~T llUCH In Nwpt Beach. $128,000
0pen1111u0o,,. both. alao 2·4 plexes
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Beautllul brand new 4-\
br, loft. f/p, l-2br. l~ ba
townhouse, all bltns,
crpta, drps. Huny. bUY
·noir. Tom Lee, Rltr, •1m
•2 Trflllnet * Near l.Mt l»arlt. Min. to
bdl.1-4 BR, S ba; 1-3 BR.
2~ ba: l.J BR. 2 ba. 5
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Sl~OOOea. Agt 645-1103
CiREA T INCOME
In these 12 units, only ~
mile to beach. Trade.up
rrom yoor duplex or 4.
plex & watch your em·
plre arow. Won't last. Of.
tered at mo.ooo. Call WI
for more lnlo Is detaJls
540.3666
WHELAN
UAL ESTATE
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I .. 3~992.. 319 Larkspur. 2+ loft. 3 BT 2 Ba, ~. tennl.s. ••••••••••••••••••••••• SHARP. beach, 2 & 3 HR.
.,,. ill" ,. beach, no pets $475/mo FREE UTILITIES jac. S845 yrly. 675-0562 Clean 2 Br apt. Refs, no fr p I . ~'d 1 s h wash e r.
E-.n 1.757. !623 lse. 645-1103 At beacb $125. Kids, pel BIG CANYON. Luxurious $50 WB & UP pe t s . $2 9 0 I m o . garage, patios. 960-2358.
---------..Costa M..a 3224 ~.gNf.a~t !MSs~se;: eg:_ 2 Br · 2 bath con · Studio. l bedroom ~.1::J.t.:50 cleaning _U_V_E_N_e_a_r_T_h_e_Be-ac-b~.-.
OWN YOUR OWM ••••••••••••••••••••••• do m In I u m ho m e Maid service, pool Caso del Soa . ,
CASINO E/slde 2 br 1 ba redec _~ ___ A..;;gte-·----New/never lived In. Wet 23'76Newport Bl,C.M. E/Side. alry 3 Br. 2 Ba, 8e tJrulAd ltA ta bar/frplc. --.n.1or lseopt. .,_ -""'or,.A"'.....,., blln8, new cpts . drps, au u P child /pet OK $350. 313 $275. 2br. Kid ok. Lg fncd ..,.,.., _. ... A.I ......,,_,,, Oas & Wat.er Pa.id. -\-commettial land. 450 Rochest~r54().9S37aft5 yd. Must see. $280. 2br, Sa.UsburyR.E.~ paint.$3:!0.SS2-420t. 21861Broot.burat,HB
R·llots. servlcestaU~ns. l~ ba, dswb. near all. BIGCANYONTOWNHSE SUSCASITAS HEWE-SIDE '62-665l ranch. motel. m1n1og New 2 br condo. Pool. spa. Hurry. Sm fee. Nice. N BR 2 b 'd Nicely fuml.sbed 1 bdrm. claims & warehouse. Ir From $375. Kids & pet.s 1000s more avail. now. 18'# 2 • •· crpt Closed gar. $230. up. 3br, 2ba. Townhouse. Up. 20r. children welcome. no
you have the know bow, OK. 675-4912Bkr Allareas.645-4900Agt. ~ ~~c~:~.~I Adults, no pets . 2110 graded . Lge patio peta starting at $US mo you can make mill.Jons. 1 Newport Blvd. Children ok. 645·9543 IJ«Him ·
All this&: more can be $270 l~Br.b1ggrdnarea . Beaut new 3 BR. up. gar., tennis & poo . eves.646-4262days. Y~ ..... ror only S2.940.000. No shanng or pet.a .. Non· graded Landmark Sec: 9650. Mo. 644·2416 z bC', newly deror, pref. .... ••• 1••cH ..,....., f · ----------1 DOIHmkr,adults oo ..... a . 1Arge3Br townhouseapt, "WOAR -. Tennsavail.Call smokers ooly, re s req. gate, 40 or over. $450. • ..... ~!! Inquire 179~ Roe~";. 2ba,frplc.paUo.garage. &C!VICC&na·
247-2631 9S4W nth S48-0358. 1se-9199 WebavelOOO'aofhouses, rear. Quiet complex. Adults, BRAND NEW. Spacious
Land Oiv1Sion for info. E.ast.s14e 2 Br. gdnr lncl Coodo, 3BR, 2~BA, nr dplxs, apt1 now. all no~. $375. 645-3381 or deluxe 2, 3 Ii 4 Br. All
BENHINKLER .. E. lNC $375/rno. Yrly. No pets. ocean enc 2 car gar & areaa,allprlcea.Save EA51'SIDE2BR.$260mo. 675.5949 bltns. frplcs. gar. lge·yd
LA COSTA Water pd. Ava.ii 5/1.. 166 patio.'S435tmo. 982--0876. fee. No pets. Avail May 1. 5a2 Yorktown . Just West E Broadway, 673-5638. 64Mt00 6.11.·32'73 S240. lbr. refng, stv. C&D, ol Beach Blvd. 536-1718
Bike to beach from this 1...._.~ • _ __._ 37,.0 patio. Adlts. no pets. 724
Custom 48r. 2.,.,Ba. ~Beaut Mesa del Mar pool lovely 2Br+deo 2ba COO· TERRACETWNHSE3B WWW=+•---"' CJames,tr73-7717pm IRANDNEW
frplcs. wet bar. 3 car home, club; cabana, 3 do. Tennis. pool. 2 car 2.,., Ba, Fam Rm. $47S. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,.,,,.,,. Mey•r Pl , nr new 3 BR deluxe condo style
garage,oceanvaew. Bee BR.P'•ba.SS95 751·2060 gar S425. 840-2323 , 675-074Sor557·1046 STUDIO ,_., "' apt,2w8a,S385.Nopct.s.
Cee Company. Sl34.900. Ne 3 BR 2 b dbl 646-7175 ''Wffldylaht" twnme apt, 2 BR 1\.-'J 83. SJ6.4ll47 wkdys (714 ) 729·2554 w • VJ a, gar. Bluffs. pan. view, lge. 11dtchen rncd patio, gar. $325. ------
(TI4) 729--2422 wknds pool, SS95. Also 2 BR_. .1 ira 3Br. 2Ba Purchase Opt. Br, lam. rm .. 2~ ba, ~-~ ... UUll.JUTV~ ~ II.AHO MEW
ba, open beam ceiling Large Fenced Yard pool. SB50 Ast. 644-0134 ......_...... EAN Large 3 br, 2 ba upper. 3 Br studio apt.a, huge ~ ,.,..._ 2700 $495. s:u.2()80. MustSee! 1415 13816> 3 Br, fam rm, d.1o rm. ~E= Mohl New cpts.drps, paint, ~~~hi~~ O~.
••••••••••••••••••••••• Pool,jacuul,3Br,2ba. 3+3NearThe8each Jaam.lneCreek,see1ate, Yorlttown BJvd oearOCC.$3.50.751·3696 . ' . ,eYe!I.
frpl , dbl gar, lrg. fenced Beaut. Brick -..le tennis, pool inc, '900/mo. Beach Blvd at Yorktown 2 BR 2 ba t d wknds ~2088
S.02 AC-RAHCH ~~~~~o~~~g:'ts Encl.Yard$425 ''(5487) Avail May 1. 840-26660 536-0411 W/D ~~p'. :l:t:.8~~ One&TwoBR.Seeatl407
SattSRILLPRICE ........ 631..4555 840-2688aft6pm. pet.a,2k!ds. $295. UU Del Delaware, Hunt ·g
For lease 4 BR, frplc. Honor maJ. credit cards llG CAHYOH ~ IHch 37 41 Mar #H, 645-9455. Beach. Phone 960-5329 garage door opener fam ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------SI 9S Down Paywmnt
S7t. PB MOHTH
rm, Mesa Verde. '141s. DON'T Ml~ OUT on this Luxurious 2 Br. 2 Ba, LAGUNA BEACH MTR. $325. 3 BR 2 Ba, carport, NEW XTttA Dix twnhse
646--0310 752.0759 ebarp 3 BR 2 BA w/cpt, condo w/Wet bar, frpl. INN. IM/wk & up. MaJd no pets. 1021 Valencia. »pt, front unit. Lg 3 Br.
' fncd yard, convenient New /never ll~ed lo. lel'V. color TV. heated Avail May l . 54&-«185 21,; Ba, formal din rm +
East.side. 2BR. IBA, enc itr ea. $415. 963·4567, $JIOO/moorsubaut lleop· pool. (714) 49'-521M, 98$ bkafst rru , fplc. bltn;,.
Near .,beach and boat gar . rem ode I e d ageol, noree lion. N. Coast Hwy. EA.!'J'SlDE 3 Br 2 Ba, no W/D tlkup, patio. dbl•at·
marinas. Lake of the $375/mo. 631-1958/ WATERFRONT peta.$380.18421.atSl. tachgar.MJO.M>360C
Ozarlt.s Milsouri. Road 645-0733. Quiet 3 BR. reepoo.elble HOllES Studio apt. marvelous 546-e8S
frootage. New survey by adlt.s, no peta. pool. $3SO 631·1'00. ocean view. spacious 2 Br 3 BT 2 ba townhoua COOL & fl)UIET licensed encineer. Iron 3 Br. 1.,., ba. frplc, covrd 98MlJl&.558-se&7 w/frplc 491.1303 • • e, 3 br. painted. drpi, cpt:s.
in D I d pauo. Cpl/drps, bltins, a.....L....-~2 .... Stepa to bayl 3br Condo · . paUo. yard, rrptc, encl. bltns, 2 car gar. Adult:.. P s. eta• e s urvey fncdyard. 557-1678 .....--ill ,..., wt:A' boat 1Up, 2 patioe, Hlwport leecflt 3769 pr, laundry rm. From nopeta.425 l.2lhSt.
map. Giant oaks and ••••••••••••••••••••••• Crplc, bttns, 2 car aarage. ••••••••••••••••••••••• $325. h ickory in a grassy S2e5. Huge 2br. kids ok llHTALS Nu paint 6 shuttera TSLMgmt 64i-lll03 ONEOFAKIND!
parklike setting. Much PY\. Muat set. good loc 2 BR.2 Ba ......... $435 thnnrt.$700mo.1»7717 IAY'AtOMT S1.2SSlealaThis ~~e~~f~x.~:cc:c!~ Sm~e:; .. a~~reavail 3BR.2Ba .......... ssso aftSP.ll 2 BR condo, yrly , 2~~~~~~· Channl.naUUJP&~.a":..aApt.
Year around flsbing now . ......_.._.. 4or5 BR.3ba. ··· · · ·~ Larae 2-atory cootem· t700mO · ' · EnclosedYanlWith
Wilderness area. Ideal S275. 2br. Circle this! porary home w t 4Br. 3BR.2b&Uw.ytl,y,SSSO S2e5mo.968-8(81 Thf.aEJecantDuplex
location. Good high Kids. pet.a, dswb. Save on fam rm & den Wailt lo AOUl..TC°"°° IArle E·slde 2 br, l ba, PetaOK (Mee>
ground. Pict ure post fee. goina Cut. 645-4.900 bay• OCEAN Open & ................. ~ natwal wood cabinets & .......,. 631~155
card beauty. Invest tn All. brlabt. lll50/mo leaae. 2 BR, 2 ba. yrl,y. tus ~. cJJi1 !:id.' Ad~I~~ fl. r maJ. c™1!t cards
America. Th.ls lransac RusUc seclusion awaits WATERFRONT HOM ES ~TO llACH _,,_ lion can be bandied com· 83M400 3.BB.. 2ba, be)' vu SlOISO 00 peta. ~. 73l.,,.,.,l BEAUT. 2+2 S290
pletely by mall. Write. youlnthis 3 Br.2Bapool GJ'Ut LocaJe,KldaOK TRUSTEE. Oeneral Ac· home lll!I lovely area. CANAL FRONT, 3 BR. 2BR.2 Ba.,yrl,y.$e00 HeatedPool <53&3> eo eo 329 $550. A&t 646-8S88. wallttobcb,Commpe>ol. LACASAILAHCA
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65065 or call collect Rl'"A i thl in 11.•"JC-.. Mar1an..1nuwe 64M663or~J AU utlla pd., c~, drps. <310392-3743. Nlghta, -away n s v e COY· ..,...,, " "'".,.~ "•'" pool. lndry fac a. Adults ( ered country 11etllng. 3 BR, 2 ba. ra m rm, re. over 3,, no f ets or 314>382-3732. 3Br. 2 ba home. $460. Newabr2baboUlo. Frplc, a.>deledk.ttch.,AvalJlm· childr en. ca I s u e :
V d 't --"' t 64M808,646-717$ AIC, tennis, Jae, aauna med. '79S. ~ SS6·7707 or Henrv :
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"'draw fast" wht'n you Mesa Verde. 3Br. 2Ba, ~BLUFF. J br 2 ba, 2 lM &-. Adu!-.. oot pet.I. 642<.tlJ7 2 hr 2 ba condo, 1quulty
place an ad ln the Dally fam rm. frpl, dbl 1ar. RSJ 3 Br 2~ Ba, rormer paUo, 2.,., car p r . auto l'\am or UAf -yrl:y, '22S clean. pool, great loea-
PUot Want Ada! CaJl now encyd,dahw.br,ouC!rpl, n)Odel,pt;me1ollc:ourte 0 /0, w1br/dryr/rd .... tl50. ldl .&. letb. N. Have~ lo aell! Uon Ueo. Call Kut.
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_ ... ._............. Plne eatertn1. all OC:· ....................... • LI 111 Sew +Ice• reliable couple. a.r.. 21 Yeara Experience R. 9='i::~ _!!e.:.:._ l.ns. Try ----USS Pf'UDinl. Free est. Lk'd, tJncooteated Dlvorce caab».M5-81SB. • 1 ..a8eclri ....................... ~1'79S Call&G6M2 me.--...-. -vrrva IQIQred.M2-21Dt
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Other le1al typla& -~ • Uc!'1JJ8 M5-e974 apta Coniclentloua I fnlftal .-.-. Olr .. JR' P)'eeat.CaDIM-0421 Tree Service. Tree prun· ~ aJao avail. Ac ••••••••••••••••••••••• · l'HISUMSHIMI ..... •••••••••••••••••• 8ped&lillnl ID realden-l.nl. removal, topping. Uon Leaal Typing. All phases concrete 6 ELECTRICIAN·Priced Craflaman.CallMS-0302 ..al.S IA'ldaeaplq. Tree trim· tiaJ homes. Int. & ext. REPAIR6REBOOF.All Uc,Ins.-..rt _,.5'1J ~· Catm brkworll. rilht-free eaUmate oa HAND. 'OIAN: Carpeatey. HouaeeJeanlna 6 office mini-Clean up. 8 yre Pleue check our re-t y ~ .. •·ah l n I I ea · ~ , Ucd/Bonded.MZ.a894 tarcearamalljobl. electrical, plumbinl & Ii Spec exp. Free Eat. Jay fereacea. Uc • 320881 roe habe-compe>-tlt. wt f1wCla • I ~plll... "'oundatlona· rcatalnlna Ucenaed 6'73-03:!8 Ooon.55'7""50t ~R.aEa~or ... Seonrvapta7 Noboru. 848·4043 or Guar .. lurd, free eat. ~S4.Hil30 ...................... .
"'"-••• .. •••••••••••••• .. , 1 .. ""·--rt d • · .. •· · f/11.Z Ted.•'71115 a.---.}••• Al Window• cleaned r e· .... ...____ N So. C wall•, blocH, p1tlos. "' ... tolQ r.aect c. ID .. ~ detallina· all rs daya wll. Bonded, in· • ___,,_•-·Ill bl b 1 • _.,,,_ • r at. -.-I. Lic'd. comm. res It malnt m . • ca . ured. ~tus t e ••••••••••••••••••••••• esona e, ua •••H•. pt 11mot.o4 yn. Fu 0--... reu bl Fr . aab. Will, va~uum. • .. •• ,., Bob Foad Paintlna .......... aJ•--boamltapU.MJ .... t
time.Reis 557.a856.. Pac:l.Oc Concrete Low 1,11 ......... • e. et windows. c hrome 4 -•••••••••••••••••••• Comm1. lndua .. • res.~ c~, """'•· ---------
. da • full day rates at.9'1N5G vin1L '1'1aou&b job. ci, 1be lloppeta Lbat' 8rklrwork. Small jobs. lnttExt, bonded. full Uona &r repairs. Some Whit's Your Trade! Cwf• ta . JlZSJafterSPll ·..... student. Call ftlck. name Clea.Dini J!:: Newport. ca.ta lleea It liab.•H001Llc3'5218 !,;.U..;,~ del. Sharon. $1.Gper._
., ............... •••••• ••• .. •-••••••••••••••• lt0-1818 ·Cell S4&oZ393 Irvine. 875-3175 evea. .......,..,_ Tbl& 'a litde to PIY
Carpenter . Free CEMENT WORK. A?I WOOD FENCES. ALL game. MorefamW eWna Pref.painting lq~:r~g. If YOU fcranadlntbeDally PUoc
md.mlt.es,Anyalzejobs. ldnds. Reasonable. Free TYPES. Built to Order.• I I floors. carpeu, baths, the cam~~J·• thu =~ · 11• baveaaervtceff'reror s.viceaNd.ciryttmcan
Tooy,646-91841 est Call~ Repaln,«Postaaetand ........ ••••••••••••••• walla, paUoe, windows. year. 11 iou have a • goocktoaell. an ad eatabllab your pro·
Lou's Home Repairs, Cemmtwonofallkinds. YQUbuild.142·207I :::J;~~~1der dump =cef«vacantre-camperthal'anotaetllna JJ'S PAINTING. Great in the Dail Piiot feaaiooaJ ldenUty. For
JTI eiq>. Doors, windows, Cutting, blocllwork. Free Sell Lb.lap fut with Dally trk, ,, ~A ~1125•'!'· Tboee·G ..... 974..()810 used. aell It now with a ~ at,reat prices. CJaaatlled Sectaoa . . more lnformaUoa call J19tioaetc.551-2054 EIL55&-0'15'7 PUotWantAda. wona"'"'.-· • -· CJ&AifiedAd. 557·10U PhoneMZ-5618. &On.
~alw•taU...... .... loS... 4300 Offlcel..... 4400 C,l 1a _. SOO MarflJlllS. Trwt r. Hitt 5350 HlfpW..... 7100 MilpW..... 7100 W..... 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• upp•tlwaatr s Deicli 1035 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ............................................. . a..--._.. 3141 *IE SalCTIVI• Be1utiful fumlabed office, ••••••••• .. •••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• DANCE OF FUN ACCOUMTAMT Ambitious Couple Wanted ....................... Gain. reliable Baolt or Coala Mesa ....... -....... --LOWEST t.o ...... -"ll bus•' ~ ___... '5 Beaut. nude girls d1nce Outstand.lng opportwlily ma .... .,e a s.... • LGE 2 BR upper, view, roommate. Plala, tlll5 mo. No lease. Groomlq & Pet Shop. & rap Mllllon Pvt mir· ror experienced in· ness p/time. Will not in·
new cpta, ctr,11. 1 ..... bib •SHA~~~OME• Availllay l.~a&OO Retiriof after 1 1ood Waewtlahs roN!d rooms. IOAM lo charge accountant 1n terfere wt your praeot
to bcb, twn, Heisler 250-500 sq. ft. deluxe or-years, ine location & lltT.D.'I. -.O 3A.M Mon.Sat. 12PM to rapidly growin& So. Or. job. Must be willin1 lo
Park. $ll0. No children Free room le board, in a nee. w. 19th St. C.M. clientele. •.~. z.dT.D. LcMms. 8PM Sun. 625 N. Euclid, Cty. water dlstrict. Sue· lam. Mr. Hall,842-1634.
or pets. 497-3109 luxury Oceanside home from suo. mo. Tom, BER111A HENRY Fairest Termasince 1949 An.ab. SS535! ceaaful candidate will · for a •-...1~ in ex...a.• .. 1e CM\.......,. llE'A.LTORS ._.........__ ,._ ,.....EES....,"''"NW/AO bave demonatrated over . SpadousZBrWu>atto ......., _,_ mt>eJMar 492-4121 --Mft.-.-n ~ 4 yun progressively Arl'MAMACMHG
• ~~~$320~. Ull {=llpos. Call,Keo, ~~E 642-2171 54S.061 I .OUTCAU.MASSACH alble accounUna Couple for Newport ~ ' ·-.·~··· .• ,.. · _.UJ~l•--. ·cy to Beach. complex. fully · j~'/'S.I!~. · ~~"-· ~ . Ol#lbllmln!'fi!i , "' • ..., ·~· ,,. • , • ~;, · • ·.-4: ,a. ·~"·wee.Ii. S!!•r,r AILuni.P.~JD 2 ba Cap) Bch vu condo. PswooaJ telephonef I"&-~ .ut '&.,.. •g'wt{cbbO 835-"75'• Iii a lf~ e . f'f:' ·~ ~~.u •
1 Br Ocean View pool jacuui 11 /F 1175. eeptionist, secretary. 1be new way to own • Agent. L>P7·3744 ANSWERS RV S2WK Responsibilities will lri·
Bltm'SZllO (4945) .,_Ua oonfettnee room, colfee travel ageacy. Traver MAILADDR~ SlWK elude supervi.sioo & re·
• ti 1 Hl-4555 ---------• & boepitality Jervicea. Networt.Startyourown. • i•u•.ts/ SUll'S view of boollkeeplna A/UC.Cl.Ill Honormaj. credit cards Need a great roommate? Ex~ent Jocatioa. ~r Exp. nol required. ,.,...,,,1 * * function & wort nows. Perm. p/Ume. lOKey ad·
Cut living expenses! freeways. • Complete support & long Lott & ,.._. OutcaU Massage preparaUon of reports. derby touch. Ute typing.
Sharp' 1 ··~r~~:.oeeaa•~t.ovlectw. CallTheOrange IAICl:IC8fTB term service provided. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 10AM·2AM 731-4462 cash flow·, encum · _~ __ 13 _____ _ rpc. n...,..1 ... r CouatyProfeulonals (TI4>f71.2'Ull Ca!l Mr. Charles *JllFIMC-.h 5IOO berance control & oftwn, 1325/mo. G'1·30'19. HolH M•ta u.ttd ---------• TIUlB-9362 • Hand s ome yo u,, 1 bud __ .. _ _. f --------• PIJ1ii41 C. M. ••••••••••••••••••••••• r aeta.ry 1UUU1MH1ng 0 Art~ ~ "'91111 3152 S32..fl34 LOC •n-.a FamUy Restaurant ror gardener wand ta to ~eel operatiq reu.lt.s. Salary p • •-ARnST ••••••••••••••••••••••• Dependablesl.ncel971 "" """" saJ ""-t.a M M' t N'DIU 'ETS fady w/yar anytime. commensurate with ex· --Del U "' e office • e, """' esa. lD ~ 497-4329 Req's 1 yr exper. t.o pre· 2 BR 2 Ba, bltm, c"'•, r-:r.., .. c:cod. Modem new shop· · perience le 1billty. Apply . _,_ f ln ..... -w bo e ap ce I~ ln t bmil pare maten ..... or · drpa,patio,carport. for 4.350 ~:000 ua f •Fuai plnc center locatlon. NNllUl-1 TOOCHOFCLASS person cw su re-home print lhop. Xlnl
S3l·ll079 ....................... !~c~rity. ·~·2·4l413 or E?t.eri~~· Dl.apel -Fancy -•ESCORTS• ~:rt~ 0 w.~; 'D\s~ benefi1s. •orkinl COD· !~~~ ... ~~! ~~~~f.esS3~~r9;~ra~~: 6G-18M. Some~:!a<Mfi~ Trotll"™~~e -*MODELS* ~~~1.::'~~~;: ~~~.~~·:~~
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546-4741
CAcrosa P'tom
Oranae Co. Alrl>ort > Equal Oppor Employer
PAlllC..wPOIT 1.21:28' ~-mo. Safe • Nr. O.C. Alrpol'l. Deluxe ..._~ llain St. all 11 Sign in 1 cluUered, old· M&-nll 815 St. N.B. <Neaal 0 .C.
eecure l>a)'a646-43112 offlcea w/secretarial .....,er. • c r. fashioned hardware ..-.. ...--........ 1-;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiml Airport>~ual Op· Bachelors, 1 or 2 . serv 752-SGI CUey,71~-o54$ ti __ _._"'9 11 -.-.k., ver a.dmomt6Townbou.ses Office._... 4400 · It.ore: .. we·v~.cottt we •llale • Female all of .,......._1 ' •
From $299.SO ••••••••••••••••••••••• Office space f« rent ln Mmly to Lo.. 5025 can FIND IT. DiamDDd class. servlft1 -
ASS8&Y,,._Help •· niu •1or PUt time. Day
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SpecUcular apa, total THEEFFICl .. T Corona del llar. Call -·-•••••••••••••••••• .UareasfOTaJlaffalra•
recreation pro1ram. ••-.... •'TfVE ~. llt,W&WT.D.'s a..t&Fomd 5300 '••a•lls.nlcftlHO Cl.Ell aoclaJprogram. 7PoOls. ,,_.,&R~ LOANSAVAILABLE •••••••••••••••••• ri tamis courts. At Faahi llo. to mo. rent incl: Nwprt Center• or c Cl'editoo-a..lem. ..... •••••••••• .. ••••••••••• _..,. ..._____ "-Sa w/deall 12251mo .,..,., Leet or Found a pet! CaJJ Palm Sprinp ciouple to tsl.....,Jam ..... .,.,. Re ce pl . se-v • ·~-· ........ 71Z..1903 Anlmal Asalatance ._.._ .. _r ..... ~--apt · Joaquin Hills Road. penon.allzed pl)()l)e cov· ....,._, 22'13, f -.. a.c uuuroc -1714)644-1900 eraae. conf. rm, mall 300 aq . .A. olc ln Costa teaaue 537· 00 ee. plants. July, Aug, Sept.
a«v., undersround prkl ..... pvt lav. •· mo. WHEJI JOU $REWARD$ Keys lost vie Reference•. Coata i BR. l ba, crpt.a Is drps, & more ln Newport. llJO• 171-1709 S. Co Plaza or Edison, 11 e • a -b e a c h . car. •tell& to bcb, yrly. 'IHEEXECUTIVE • llD f'H HB. 5-1 keys on rings (1)12'7.tlU
Dys ~5650. eve 542-5225 SUITE. 640--5470 · lllllJH, poas w I C am eo ell P. SocW cw. 5400
......... ~lslt -----.-.MD~.ac--7-1_7_ .. ......_ ...... 4450 -.ausor~. .. ................... .. --i-.,...~....., •••••••••• .. ••••••••••• CT .a BR w / pie. Sand Fully serv. ofc space 4 D&UXIOPC'S COMTA LOST! Chain saw oo ~stoiJe'sSolution beach. seoo. 673-07-0 starta at &et sq ft in the INOM Irvine, btwo ~ Ir tnh. Dau, by Choice llln3-CPM«~ dynamic N.B. airport CQnf. rm .. seal 25• all HOMILOANS CM. REWARD. 979-9862. Not Chance. bus. area. Space avail: peneled. am. wble ln re-ol Loans Calllnlroview752·SU1 Delme2br,2ba.blkfro ...,..,6,000 ~1 tt1sw--.. ·e ar.lor2yr.lease.Lalte U OD Home ar· LOST Apr 3rd. t;cb.$l.15mo.8.'U-<&256 s-p. ~..,. .._j .... ~ Mgr Forest area. Kent rqeloanaforbomeor brn/grey /blk Tl1er ANewcoocieptlnmeeting
-_. .., .-.v Hartlin:a property owners ol Sl,000 ~ed fem cat. 4 yn. )'OUI' mate. Call Joyce at -"'"""----------1 Judy Clark, 83:Wl813 or n· .. -1 -to $100,000 or more. And c ....... •·Hamilton. Ana 9118-45UJ.
Hyland Laboratori• baa
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an Accounts Payab?e aert. Geoera1 d.ut!a in· dude auditina dail)' IC·
eouats paya6le, main· tatami 1mera1 Jedten.
PreYioua aceoium paya .
ble Hperlence ta re·
quired. Candidates
aboUld be praftclent with
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infonm t.Joo call:
Promontory Pt lbr & loft
ocean vu. 5'50 mo. D ~. evs 673-3091
at.opbyCommen:e Park. ___ ....... __ ._-_, ---throuah Union Home lo ·~j.h". Reward. li~ 54ir
0 4100 .Barch MAllMICIMIM Lo an a you 8 et Owner heartbroken. Cin· ~ • HYLAND
MM#a _ _,..._.. Coast Hwy, Newport Bcb Homeowper Terms, d 213·S85·1663 dya, ••••••••••••• .. •• .. •••• LAIOIATOllES
S2752BR w/Frplc
NearTbe Beach
Available Now (6922
,....,..,_,..v"' Le .._Sq ft Ample wbich are 1eneral?y ..! ·--evs EUROPE: Local Bus . 3300Ry'--.. Ave New office apace from ~ ~-... · 1 ted muchbett.erthanflnance _.....,, llan will act as courier, a.-uu
300 Sq ft. Mos• com· P•aul ... ..-.ne re• bo •-d r....~ L _ _. of Coatalleaa.Ca.92626 ~ bua,Pref'd.Allutil&tax· companyterms. 1Al&t:4 ltterscxaprea ._,er, etc. v .......
petiUve rates in area. ea paid. Call K. Witzel, CllHMTlleT.-while moving 4110. Hrbr ~ (714)5C8·1542 'F.QqaJ()pportwiJty/
Fantastic Views, patios, 56&4540 tWfltl:t Vu bomea to Jasmine & AlnrmitlveActioo
t Br On The Beach In lb e CANN ER Y ----------....a, ~·Reward. 644·2064 I '-'=,......-Employer
tzBO.cozyFrplc VILLAGE-Partin& incl. TOPLOCATIOH ~· f\, ,....._ ~~~~~~~~j HtdPool Ul731 ForapptcallEd673-1003, lestl7th5trwet Lost: Fem. Shellie-•••••••••••• .. ••••••_ btll•• Hl-455 2.IDILafayetteAve .• N.B. 2 000 Sq ft b / f FULLY AMOITIDD bllt/Whl/bm. ll mo old, ... W..etd. 7075 ACC~
11ooor maj. credit cards · · · ~~c. PAITLY AMOITIDD ana to Tammy. Vic. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cl.llJl OFFICESPACE =lit~~ .. 1"'91STOHLY Halecreat ln CM . Need belp! Bank recoo· A full Ume poallloo la s.B IACHB.OR ror luse. 2200 sq n.. ~ blk ssoo Eacb Bkr 875-6700 55"7-5177. Reward dliatioaa. Pl'Y bi.118. keep avaala ble ror an In·
at Balboa Bay Club. off S.D. ~on Crown FOUND: Siberian Husky, recarda tor end of year dMdual who likes to Short term rental. ValleyPartway.MlasloosHOPS, ofc'a, bobby Ii call and Identify. (714> t.uea.Patti.6'5-0S37 wotk with n,ures and
fUrnlabed ~. unfum Viejo. 831·2851 ideal for pbolo lab. ·-satt l kd '"-· bJ .... le I of .... ll ~5 d cu F $ '1'75-w• w .ays Couple wlll maintain ..... a .., ve .... · .,., . OC •IRPORT ~~9e •· r .ss . a-··acy and a_.... OI Waleuf1..t tt..s " ,,_.,..,. LOST: ~ Cocltateel, grounds ln exbance for .... w ..-... •
KOLL IRV. COMPLEX am to " ey", 411nB. coU.a&e. Trustworthy & fice experieoce la euen· __ Ct1 __ ,_3_l_·_l_4_o_o_-t Office a pace -full Olroaadel Maron Coast Beach /Adams HD. exp.G7-4129. tial for tbia position. H 1100 ft Good Work in pleaaant en· Af l••Fa11hl11d service. 120-800 sq rt Hwf, sq. · . W-3158eva lncnaae JOU.I' NI• 11)11. vlroament wltb 1ood or a..fw llhhed 390 f r o m $ I 5 0 m o . partr:iJlg, alot frontage. wi'tb mon• .. 1.. newalet· _ ..... v beoeftta lnchld· .. • ••••••••• ••••• ("1 .. )751 -eo Sl.200 mo. 758-9215 ......, __,._, u ••• • • ' .. .., LJNV""\f\.. I Ptr1 n dr 5310 tsa. Bent.cm Publilblna lnt 2 weella vaca on
THE EXClTlNG 2~. oles, pvt ent. approx 1\..../1 "I ....................... O>. 875-&t0'1aft3Pll aft.er one year, eompany
P.ALMMISAAPTS. 8xU'. $3SO /mo. 1827 111' imi•t11t1W• ...... 4500 HOME ~.__..___.__ ---• s-Jd IJ'OUP lnaurance. lllINUTESTONPT Westdltf.NBen.-oow-....,w..... 7100 CNdll WlioD. etc. Appl)' BCH 1115 . ElCamlno Real .. _................. at:
Bach. tWBR. flMllMTI 5 0~~5:" ft ~.a LJOANS San~ppt..ra~ Uc. OIWMH COAST froml220.6up. We'vegotapriqfeverat ' • • iq. . ~ .. -a ... J ·-n o••L, ... -.., Adulta,NoPeta Lldo Marina -Village. PlaceatiaAve.C.ll. RELAXINGllASSAOE ,_._.... ~ .-....,.ST U61Mes~Dr. Wbileltlastawe'reofrer· WESLEYTAYLORCO. &>blamet·UtMaaseur EllD•111$j 330W. BAY .
(SBlbEutorNewport inlfreerentonbeaut.ol· BF.Al.TORS MMllO r:~= Outca1lf.t,4N-5U1 I ~ Betw~t1!'=n or
Blvd.> rice space overlooklnl a,ooo aq ft. 2o:M PlaceoUa, •... 770.303 I NOW llllUNO .. 1 1 546-9880 tbe Bay. Space from 290 CM. Excellent locaUoo. •Clf'O MASSAGE Pllleclf" 'h IAJl.sP ... C. l or •P·
..._ 4000 to 900 aq. fl. tnct crpta, •mz. Hllll ldl 141•2225 , AGU11 MODB.S An II I ca.ns ~tiw. 277 ··-••••••••••••••••••• f~ai~~ .s.::JJ•-._..---w-_.-,-.. --4-,-oo-. ISCOITS ~ Equal
.Roomw/ldtchellette pd. Taite advantace o1-•••••••••••HH•••••• SborttarmR.E.$$$sfqt, __ .... -..y Sea1hale1 ~Employer
S!Oweeltltup. our aprtna fever •.. • free lime 15-0ct 15. CdM area lftY reaaoo. Bill Daveo· _,._.,.._vw.. fltClctta
50-9765 rent offer. We'll pro· fum.oostepa,forreured part,a.-9803 Hl•Jlt I Cu I la T-o,n ACC~
Ama-ador Inn in Coata bablycometoouraenaea a e n t 1 e m a n • ./ .... EED OMCICLm ..... zm Harbor. Cell· by 11ammer. Call or stop 75-1112/1.azB.'13'2. 'If .... •SANDY'S• Ctl--~ Hotel aperdttlrable, 10 traUY located, 235 rooma. bJ aay weekday bwtn /MONEY OULcall lluaa,ae .._...... by • tnlnl reqtared.
i b '"I b 1·•1ts·30 I • "--""/ 'If _.. -55711!.122 Good baMfttl. Apply lll llANY wt • tc en, • LldoMUtnaVWa&t • r•1-·•-··~ "V l*'llGnllold.uliln.25205 ~ j~.6:!:~ 3475Vla()porto ... ~ .. ':':.~............. • •SHERI LEE• '500CampmDr,N.B. LaPaBd,...,..Hlllt.
room. Dallt It weelily (atNwptBeacbBlvd> D , 1 ClmlTMO C«Ulledllaaeeuse 1~~~~~~~~1.--.. .----i
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..... __ Oftlce apace 1000.1100 IQ -••••••• .. ••••••••• -,,..,
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SUiO mo. N0-2110
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b. '7:~ 8QY cl1nct C111ttf1• Lw * SICY MITll * trom ownr. -.i1t OllcalM••• ,, ..... AMAH9t DOYOUNEEDC~Bf .... llO .... Tram or auto repair, I 1 at. and • ,3rd PRl:ONANTT Cartnc. .. __ ... of ·--..... ,.. bQI, 2 botsta, "50,... bomtowner loan• ar· caafidlntlaJeounMU.D1• -~·C• _.,... mo. 2088 Pleclalia. CM. d f t Bo c..-...I A...._.,_ ........ la1. 10 a tori ea of ran1• as · rrow rel..-... _. ...... ,-.... ANMm'• nwt otfk!t ,..,.. aooo. tl00.000 · nexible liaa4......,. -r----.-,-.-· -c..Sat7Fw)'KeeN Bf.AUTYSALON ......... Cf$11tnopro. APCAR.E Nf.-:1
ura. larc• • "1 covered p1rkla1. Ali Sacrtflc:e, beat offer. blem.caJlua ·DOobUP· qDllrW'aAbome. ~ea tncllllled. PriDM CM/NB..tetaUoea.*"I* ~1nroP1N SVCS LMA&YICIU
----------• katloa • eomftllUve Soca&. lJOOaqft, reotonly .,.TU-:;._lllO (bkr> · °""'U••• aoom for reat. Doa rate. froa too aq "· SllO. WOll1b aaaeb mon. ,_. ,.....,,_., .. ~_Jnl a.ale. Nt Jbl7 wtaiJe olfw 181&1. Allin• llt,too . .lobn. ft'4 wba~°';,,::t IA S4nta1.UOrupCo. ooc.-mo.9mr ,....._.an'411 -..m.ar. DIAIJPUat •'Im
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A.UEMl.flS ASSIST.MAMA ..
50 Trainee Alaemblers SaJea • edmiDlatratioo.
Needed lmmediatel)' F\IU time oab'. Apply in
Long & Short Term ~ t.o: lla.ble Auatin,
A•lpurwrt.s Draper's, Laguna Rills
3Shifta Available. &tote, 23671 Moulton
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Div Walter Kidde Is Co aoazs. E. Brilt.o&
Ste 10 Newport Beach
<Comer ol Bristol &
Campus behind
earl's Jr)
F.quaJ OpportunJty Employer II IF
~EllBLERS
B.ECTRONIC
ASSEMBLERS
Expandlng electronics maD\t acturing corpora·
Uoo. located near lbe
Orange County airport,
bu immedlau, openings
for :
ASSEMBLERS
ATl'ENTIONU!
I llOIOYll
Mo ............
Wort ID new offlce
Openlq m Colt.a Meaa
Man or womaa. Work
Wf)'OUDI people. EQjoyl!I.
hie • IDterestlu& wort wlrapid advancemedt
oppor-ba our educational
productl divtaioa. Age DO
barrier ll 18 or over.
Mu st bave pleulag
personality. Call betwn
9:30am&:lpm.
645-6514
AVON
BEA socc~
SALESPERSON
JUST BEING YOURSELF'
Sell Avon. You don't
need experience because
Avon ~ractlcaU.Y sells i&self. EarnJDp .,. ell· ceUent; boara nextble.
For details call 540-100
ot1Aalb T·W8
Electronic auemblera !~~~~~~~~~
trit.b e mootha ~ 1 year Bab11itter/bouseteeper,
aolderlnaapenence. needtdWed. 'lban. rrl.
ASSEMBLER
TRAINEES
wcuna NlpeL e.oo per br.-..n
Bat>,.ttter na&ed. ' mo. okt. In m.1 bome, 'hes. " 1bun. MPll. $1.50 hr
Weetcliff area. M6-7454
Must have good band Bab)'alttertcompuioa to dexterity and a alncere anfarmdl ... ,,..n.
desire to team eledrooic 54S-8518, Mon·Prl. aft
assembb'., 5Pll6wbde.
We offer exceUeat. com· BabJ•lUer. Mature,
...... vbeDeftUlftcludlog: respon.slble womu to ,,__ care for 2 1f old clalld.
•llodern wortinl CAU 6G0712 aftf:IO.
•lOD..==. Bts:.~·. I '-9Ttltr
paid wacatioo Part.tlme, mus& be fle•t·
•11 paJd hollda11 ble. oppt.)' for O'OWtb. •Employee recreaUoo xi:YsToN£8A VINGS ~ 11.V. ~
Pteae aDOlY In person to B. Batdddao ~fl)epartment. E.O.ll.M/l'
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Btauddana a:io..b llea&a1? NO new
c:onctllU. Ba J'OU1" owo
boa.Set JOar own boun.
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contacl Joba Solo.
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SeiUiq bperieeef w/exp.. Ori cowr'1 area. aupervlff aaJn force. • ...... c:.hr ATl'EN'l'JON: ltYJllllUklllt. °'""'
Key PMkloa ·~·" ror eanm.w llttabli.IMd t0mp.ay, NOW~O· Haw ~ beea la tbe bl• of ~ ... DclliJ»J _ bqy ~-~~.::-.:. &c&.ITYPtS1 =Mel eus&.omen. SICllTAIY =-~ la YOW' =wtM.l*Q'a.
min. w tlop uflbo~t tsn·S110. Type 40 wpm. W\tb,_-~ prteealott\ce'P RecepUonllt/sec'y fer equip. m•nuf Req a Buie clertcal akll1a re-lllllD to bdP Ra.lab 00 boal llCWTIOMST Are fCM1 tooktoJ for a ~raft dul« acau"ale = typlna. aea·1 ofc q'd. Full city benefit conatructlon, 1ome ProQtofflceappea.r. wseroom.mluiootPUU tYIMa rot traucn~,
•8 c:uatomf tcon· pac1ta1e. Final tillnl woodwor'1na. paint n · hi the Real !latate 6 In· !Dc9U"plw? dletapbone nut a_p. tact. ecuro u ure date 4/21118. 5Pll. APSll por. nee. Salary ~. ve1tment fteld, Call Mn. A well locatecu~~dt.lol pnraDC!9 • AbmtJ to de-
w/pvwt,na CO-Call for muat b9 obtaloeci In See Miller, amt Placoen· GU'Oat7»151L Gftkoe1 • al w/publlc. Apply in aPS!l-~· ps'IOQat.Seal BtacbCi· U.Ave.Cll VALLEY REALTY, peraoo, lllaalon
ty Hall. 211 8lb S t , OPENINO ror ambttlowl NEWPORTbuopcoi.np B•ecbuart, o .c
GwralOflke PenoooetDept. ,__ C':a:"!~~ =,~::-:'~ tor dynamic:, IDOllvat.ed Airport, 11141 No. •-~ •d*• -~um• aJeapeople. f'« a ton• AlrportWay,SA. -· ,.--•'-~ ~ To trahl for aecowrtlo1 ltdlt peraoo, but c1erlcal ndeada1 interview. call --=---_..;:;..;.._ __ _
Vartet,yfO':.b.l.ndJ.lnl Partner's Biatro oow ac· pos. MacGregor Yacbta, baclctround helpful. O.W.Sqjjaat~. llCllV .... atuden tranacrlpts, cepC.inJ& appUcationa for 6CU830. StoreCableTV. 831..a:M2, Reap .. accurate. sear
A IOU6 baclllJ'OUA(I ln 11Wliu14'cormp. Req's a1f po1iUons 10.1 dall,y. MATURE wo~AN ultforNu atarter&.odor«etrloa• d1<a1 ea.troolc.a. lo1tc lood Judament. Typing 448 s. Coast Hwy Laa • aeaJ l!lnate local dellverl~a for aod a11tema •loGC wtth ikWa eo+ wpm. Apply, Bchdl-#11 p/tlme to w •lcome ~metric Aalt/Beeep. OfflCIMAMA.. women'• retail firm. pnweo prOlldeacy la u•· Natloftal System• Corp. newcomers & contact t, Full or p1'tirne. Mull have recent re· F/time llon·V.-1. cau lng ().Scope and other GllBirchSt.N.8 . <Near Laborerswanted IDlftbanta. Flea.lblebn. Exper pref'd. CM aldentlal reaaJe ex· llaurem.14f.4l0ll.
t e 1 t de v l c ea to OC Airport) Equal Op· Cull time Need car, Ute typing. S5T..io:!O pertenee. CommeJ"Clal .trliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-.
t r o u b I e • h o o t portunity Employer 898-5674 983-3906 S41 0086 B o d l bl L R. I. "' • • -mlcroproceaaor baaed • __ ... __ , r
11
• · PAINTER. Min 5 yn ex· · · ea ra e . sr1e -f'/P Ume. April 2$-May
'7. Ttcket aalea, atten·
dancl. aecurlty elc.
673-m>
tenninaJ1 and receivens -~ape 1oreman, u Mature woman wltb per. Reta req'd. Steady eetabUabed orllce, prime OPPOlnUMITYl
tot.becom-tlev .. lla GENERALOFFICE time. experienced. kitchen exper. F/tlme. won.Callatt4J,95'MaMl l ocation, major Work in comfartablv -··-·· ~ 'J\mtin ood typist F-'-'-11•--.. ~ rraochl.se. compenaaUoa • ,;:~ req'9recl. 2·3 y ear's ex· area. g 788-4"751 --.. ........ . p• ...... y ,.......... ope n . C a 11 a pp t. decoratlid olfice in a Pft· • Wwqrfs;ANlst
Ellper'~ growing
co, needs sharp, ac· c-s
curate person C/R. CID. -A/P, Payroll, bank ..,.._.&lrolft'
stmta. Lite type. Non Good workin& conda ar
smoker. Good salary. benefill. Coot.act David
Costa Meaa540-5077 A.aher-Tournant exec.
chef. Holiday Inn , BOOKKEEPER, en· Laguna HJll•, 586-5000 tbustaatlc sharp, ac· ext430 7
curate, full c ha rge,---------
,...,...ledger, lhru trial coe>Ks: breakfast lunch
balance. Salary com· •dinner. Ma Barker's,
menaurate w /exper. 212E.17thSt,CM
Waterfront. location
~8800
.....iencepreterred w/good grammar & """"'' ._.. lllgeareawberetberels
a--• · apelllng. Dtctapbooe & Laundromat Assist. Mature person. Assis t Dlnna' House. Salad &1~aecretarY~~~·~638~-465G~~~~I coostam buyingandwll·
DIGITAL some lnsurance exper. maturewoman. p/time. fUna&er. Van'• Tennis Sandwiches. Apply in1: m,. Unique Homea' In m.mn 675-0334or673-Ul90 Sboel.511·2090. peraoo. 1464 S . Coast Mesa vente bu a new
Hwy, La1una Beach. msnaaer. a new "70/30"
TECHNICIANS Gen, Ofc to $900 LEASING UP MICHAMIC 4!M·25a. 1£C£PTIU.ST commission acbedqle,
This la an excdlent op·
portunity for Di1ltal
T4'cbnlclans with 1·2
years' experienee in re·
cent board level test. Re· cent technical school graduates or individuals
with military related ex·
perlence will be con·
aider ed.
100'~ Free to applicant. AUractive apartment SM-TIAILlllS several new llatings and Coeta Mesa co. seeks complex seeks lndiv. Truclcln1 Co. needs PARTTIMIOHLY TraineeConsldeJ'ed anewleue.Wea.relOok· your exposure to work· w/strceaaful leasing ex· medwllc w/own toola to Must now be employed & ing ror aales people, U ·
1ng w/numbers. Good per. to show apt.a & ban· doaervtce work on aeml· free to wortt in my small Wlt.bTbe perleoced or new! How
number typlDg sJuU & die leasin& arranie· tral.Jttt. Air brake exp. apps business of air Following about yau? Call Sa.Ady
just a tad of sh are your ments. Must be willing lo helpful. See Bud at Boat treatment. equip. M·S Requirements: Orlowski or Jim Wood at tickets to joining the work weekends & bave Transit, 1343 i.ocan Ave. S.lOPM & Sat 9:30/.M· Sharp Person 546-5990
staff of this prestigious adaptablescbedule. CM 2:30PM. $300 mo sat. or PleasantAppearance I~~~~~~~~~
firm in their breathtak· Also. need temporary p/t Medical ptOfit sharing. No exp. Good Telepbone in1ty beaut. oles. Call leasing rep to work _.._.._1 nee. For interv, call aft Personality R.E.Sale 5S7~122. Abigail Abbott weekend.sonly. "'-"' ~ lPM97'9-3861 Good""-'-Skills •AVAILAILEMOW
Personnel Agency. 4500 Call&M-3389 Nee~ r esp. person ~s=:..r 2 poe1Uoos in excitinc.li
Campus Dr. N.B. 9am 'lllnoon w/someexper ln l doctor pilDT TIME expanding Century 210f·
We offer an excellent Gingham Glrl houseclng THEIRVIMECO ofo F t time In H .B. Ml ~~~L°di.:::~t·
salary and company service nds women P(f, 550NewportCenterDr _M2_..aMt _______ , CaU Mrs. White for in· +Wbywearebetter!
benertts including a topS.carnec.645·5123 Newport Beach Medical Aaslat/aec'y p/l, EVENINGS terviewappointment +Wbywearegrowing!
modern work Ing e n· F.qual Oppor Employer exp. helpful. Coela Mesa. , ... Dosier +Get your llcenae fast!
virooment. Please send GRIUCOOK l~~~~~~~~~l 54CM585 Adultswtthoutat.a.nd.ing, Auoc.l.c +Wbywe trainbetter! reswne or call Saundra 6AM·2:30 PM, Mon·Fri. ~Secretm'Y --~--.... -.---LOf_c __ , attractive personalities +How to earn big
Johnson (114) 549-6125. Good benefits. 1~·7113 or iv fu hlon Island --wbo enjoy working wit.b COSTA Ml:SA money! 8"7·*9 Busy uh.ion IAlan law Part-time. 644·9393 kids. start at SS.SO per 1714)556-7075 Be "'ad YOU called! .OOIO(_..J&w.. MSI olc aeeb girl friday who hr. Phone 642-432l #2.50, F.q al()pporE 1 .. SmallNwptBcti'~. desires resp. Duties in· MEDIC AL RECEP· betweeo3:00.S:OOP.M. u mpoyer. eem:ur::~Realty
li\JUUme.M2·22A• Cook/waiter /waitress. DATA Ga<>UNDSICEEPER cladeMagCard U opera· TIONlST, exper. Busy A*for51Mro9
---------Call for appointment. CORPOllA'1~ Saddleback CoUege, Mis· tion & handling cllenta. family practice. Send re-Equ al Opportun ity RECEPTIONIST f73.-010, ask for Ed or sion Viejo. Sal range Xlnt skills a musl. sume to Box 702, H.B., Employer Sharp, personable gltl
eOOllKEIPER Myrtle. E.O.E. l40FhcMrA .. -$819·$1029 per mo 644-9190. CA9216411 --'--'------b-for fn>ot office work in BOB'S Lagu~~~~kl C.P.A. Counter help, exper'd CoahMnoC1•92627 ~!7~~. ext 302' 303 UOUOR STORE ~~~:'. bt~~eofrycep.I-:~ Pad~tt~m~~:~: ~01::lon~l1,ati:1ei'i!1oc:~ Ctto.. Otn.
firm...,.,.,.. ........ t.oeperto Fash.ion lslaod.· F/time EqualOpportunity Fulr time ., ni ght~. ~-Aiah desirable. M~t lot aweeper. Sal/SUn. manner , typtnK re· wortt on client's boots, 4rP/time. 6'1).-639() £mp&oyer M /F GUARDS Mature. OPT d . api>lY tn b;"";b 1 e t 0 w 0 r k _~ __ 2l6_u ______ quired, min 60WPM. IMJloy)
prepare payroll reports, ---------i ·~~~~~~~~I FuU & p/tJme. All areas person. 895 W. 19th, CM. weekench o.. eveninp. ·--------Rea.I est.ate license de· lmmedlat.e openings in etc. 831-07S7 .OATA Bn'RY = . Uniforms Cum Ages 21 slrable.Call846-S573. • our family restauranls at Acea l'*iCleril Electronic Assemblers, or.r. ~ti¥ Loans · _548-_Tn_l_. ____ ~-• n!~15-WAm•a~l-~byloca~. Wt!r~ ~~·;--•"'"""' · "" lli"l -... a~ -~ .. ·--...._ ~---oiR Y-~ qua"'~OU9expe~ -..-~~id,, · "-~ ~ r-sa e P-MRolilo.At..,...'-trd~"'GMl"-~ actr. V!J:Vt1"'~· --~--...:..__ "' ~---·~~-~~ ... terminal operator for a Opto 22• 5842 Hesearcn Service. 12216 W. Sth St "" tors. !xp'd·only. Please Pri ' sbQP. YAJ.Dt w/actlve ei ,....__,,..._ -'J
Cafeteria lndustnal, near Harbor & S.D. Frwy. Hrs. Mon·Fri. 6-9:30pm,
Sat 10:30-Spm, Sun 3 hrs. Grill, usbier. prep &
sand wic h es . Cull
87().Q73.
Ba s l c I Four ·mini· I>r.HB. Santa Ana. lntervw hrs Exper'd Loan Agent send resume to Ad 11220. beoerttS"'• working con· ore. Good telephone, typ. Z-.pm. t s e M .Fr needed to generate loans 0 ·1 Pll t po Bo da. Apply, National Ing, clerical skills req'd, W..,,..{WiMhBIK co~pu er. .om ex -Employment opportunity ~~& l-4 00• 1· in l.beCoa.staJ Orange Cos 81 Y 0 • · · x Syste-· Corp, ~-1 e1·-h ~1101 ,,,..--L• • ~= ~~~11dau~f ~~~ mature salesladie,s. App.'. Hairdresser wanled. N-e-w area from Seal Beach to : Costa Meaa, CA. St, N:' B . ( N":"a r OC ,,_, -u HS
demonstrated typing ac· 1Y al the Clothesline. 3'70 owner of Ali 's Hair Sao Clem. Real est.ate ---------1 Airport> Equal Op· C•laltn
curacy and speed. Work EpthSt.C.M.&364S So. Bazaar would llke 2 lie. req_'d. Contact Neil MOOELS&ESCORTS portunilyEmployer Just moved tnto town? 73llF.dingerHunt Bch
in pleasant environment ~~S~A~ Towne & hairdressers w /clientele ~~~,' 860-6677 or Excel opportunity for the I~~~~~~~~~ Theo get acqauinled with c~.v~~'it~as
wllb good company · for afternoons & eves. LOSANGELES right altrac Females PBX the Class1f1ed Ads. 4SOlCampusDr,lrvine
benefits including 2 Please call Alice at FEDERALSAVINGS 6467118(213)(28.6330 Answering service They're the ellf.iest way lME17thSt,C.Mesa
weeks vacation after one FlJcrow Secy to Sl2K _642 __ -°'3C;_.;..____ _ F.quaJ Opp Emplyr m/f MODEL operator full & P(f. Call ~....!:~Just the-~~ and F,qual Opp Emplyr m/f
year. company paid ReoordsCUt lo ~ Halratyllats Exp. with 835-3561 2...,,.~ .. ~ces~!..y~ou~no:o::u~~----;~I~~~~~~~~~ CAMERA PERSON group insurance, credit Recept/Secy _.,., Lot "'H d t Fitting model, sire 10 for ----------Tei \\Ork a vcrtlcul com unloo,etc.Applyat A/PBkpr $900 followln~ C M are a " 111 • active s p ortswear Peat Control Operator ......... ._ ................ ._ ......... -.
mercla l c amera . AB•~ECO•ST IrvinePersoonelA0 ency ~U89formt. MustbelS.Full&Part· manuf.642-3412dept6. Resp. person for ~ A "' time.CaUS57~ Familiar w/PMT pro· ·o••LYPl'O·T 488E17thCostaMesa Help wanted, mature NE w s p A p ER pe&ticide spray appllca· cess. Exper. pref'd. "" "' Suite224 642·1470 pel"ICm ror counter &tor LYM CIRCULATION. District tiom. Lite mecbanica.l &
f'/thn;. Co benefits. Ap· :~~~~~f ~ waitress work 1n 7-3orl1·7.Medications & managers needed, Ptr. equi~ment operation
ply, eonys aver · 1660 S:OOAM·S:OOPM --·-E bakery /coffee house. treatments. Fu 11 or Thurs a ft n 1 • 2 lmow edg4:· Good oppor.
P!acentla,C.M. Callfor !:!:::!~"ay _..__;_DtO....;..;..~·----p /tlme. Mesa Verde Sat11month. Must be w/apandiQg1 co. Sal A: "'"'"'-S ~·" Conv Hosp 661 Center able to work w/kida benelita commensurate CAHY--.woomtmel\l olea:.e Executive secretary to Housecleaning fuJI or p/t, · .. l0..1.3. Call Teri 645-6US. '!!!..";fpmer .. Call 768-4151 Will tralD, earn up to •4MlZ I, .at 277 Marketing Director for own trans. Top salary. St. CM $48-5.585 ........
16.00 hr+ comm. AM & F.qualOpportWlity major So. Calif. builder. M2-7207all6PM,64.2·7430 MacDonald's needs day
PM sb.ifts. Interviews. Employer s t ·ty for shill help, full & Ptr. NURSt AID~. eicper'd PETITIONERS "l2. Call .. ..,... "'"'ul ... ~L uper oppor u_na Housekeeper for disabled ....,·U/part·time. Good
.,. "9\rololO ""• ~ver detail orient ~1 .. H Beach Blvd, nr In· ror live-in relier. Lovely ..-~ forCareyorFred. Delivery, pl·time, S3 hr. . . . . lady. e:xper. ui,..,-. ave payda.ily.SJ&..7711 Golden West lnaulation Start lmmed. ed person wtth top skills. car. Permanent posatioo. dianapolis, HB. 536-7977 pvt home in beach area. •--=-~-..o.-----Co. 828-*13l Excellent salary & 76&-1926 Apply on weekday alter· Homemakers Upjobn, PLASTIC Factory
benefit package.-------nooos. 752-0992, Equal Oppor. Worker, w/train to ban·
--------• Deatal asaiat. cbrside, ex· Beautiful surroundings --------• _;..;_;_, _______ , Employer die small plastic larta. -"'"'HI-~uvt;Ag duties. Living in i.n Irvine Industrial area HOUSBEEPER MACHJNlSTS. Class A, I~~~~~~~~~ Able to s--at UJl· '--1!;1111. __.... ..... ldin Pl b t requires e.xper w/jig &1--.. ~ Need lndiv. w/mln 1 yr Mission VieJO area, .,... g. ease su rru P/tlme. Need indiv. to fixture, tooling & short derat.aDd English. days.
Pl 586-ro30 resume with salary re· clean clubhouse. model MUISMVM eG-2010 cashier exper. easant ---------q u 1 r e m e n t 1 t 0 : nm production, & ability p /ti 11 7 C t
personahty & ability to Dental Ass'l ·Do you want Classified Ad No. 202, =Pte:.ental ofc w apt to work from sketches & CI u ~e Co~~. ~u: ~! POLICE OFRCIR
deal w /pubUc. Xlnt eo. a career in ortbo u.sing Daily Pilot. p . 0 . Box Please call "'AA.3J89 prints. Must bave ow~ 549-3061 Sl217· ... 4'19. Min age 21. benefits k.ll ,,.~ M Calif .,..... tools. Good salary .,. ---------~ eau644.3:J899am-noon all your RDA s 1 s? 1560, t.AJO>t,a esa, .. 9am'UINoon benefits. Apply in MUISISAIDES H.S. grad. Women en·
THEllYINECO. _64().() __ w ______ -92626-------THEIRVIHECO. person . 0 PT I · couraged to apply. Ob· "'""N rtClrD ·ve S N Exper'd 7·3. Country tain~licatioo & test ~NewportClrOr DeDlal cbairsideass't,ex· FILE CLERK, P /T , """" ewpo n SY TEMS, I C. 18551 Club Conv Home . p li Sta · Newport Beach per. wit.b X-ray lie. for mornings, lite typing, Newport Beach Von Karman, Irvine. man at 0 ce uon F.qual Oppor Employer eat.ab. Newport Beach phones, exper please. F.qual Oppor Employer -----'-----i_549-__ 306l_.______ lo ~ anytime. AP1·
--------1 practice. Excell. loca· 644-21622. Park Newport MACHINIST NURSES AIDES All plicatiODS accepted unti "-Sal Non .a..... N.B. co. needs Class A ~'-••-full or part Ume. SPX, April 28or until all
CAStDER
Pt-time/Lunch
• 833-0427.
......... ary open. · ,iiii,_iiiiiiii. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Hoosekeeper, ror few hrs Macb.inlst for Bridgeport """'w 1·1 .... 1 'tra1'n. Park Lido test manuals have been smoker. 64>6501 11 a day, for elderly lady & ... ,_,.,.:._....... Apply Seal MHI & Hardinge Lath. e. Convalaacent Hospital. ...,. .. ,.......,... •
DENTAL ASST . ---------chainide. w/min 2 yrs
Child Care, mature expr. 10 four banded
twoman to care for technique. to work in
ctuldren in Harbor Vu progressive, growing
Hm. June F/time. Car & practice. Good oppty to
refs.644-7095atl6:30 expand knowledge &
FITTER son. Must have car. Cl 1 la ... ~ Beach Police Dept. 201
& 51.AMSTIE SS ~l.S53 ose to erance prec ion -~--------• 8th St. Seal Beach Calif. work. Exper req'd. Top (Z].3l43l·2.SU, Full time only. Apply ln HOUSEWIVES benes. E.0 .E. 557.9051•-------1 _______ _
penoo to Manager, Ma· Put your free time to ask for Ron Adama. OFACl/ChMral pre .s ch o o I t c b r .
ble Auslin, Draper's needed uae wh ile APPLYTODAY! certificate required. Laguna Hilla Store, 23671 h I Machinist trainee. Prefer WORK TOMORROW! "•pM l797 M Moulton Parltway Plaza cblldren are in ac oo some shop exp. for small CM-• onrov1a, helping elderly adults mfg firm in Irvine. Call SlCllTAJUIS
w/personal care. Flexi· Riley for appt. m-«>eo RU ca.aas
Dental Assistant, ex· General Office Mature bledayUme hrs. 63l ·3SS5 TYPISTS Prin .. A .. --------•I skills. 714-«l-93U Clerical
SR TYPIST panded cbainlde exper.. woman w/general office Maid, live-in. lovely N.B. KEY --H -• aelf-mot.ivaled, sal open. skills" excel!. telephone IMDUS'TalAL home W/private room. s .-v.-. wura IDielapbone 7·3,lrvtne.752·7555 penonablyforatgirlof· SPRAYPAIMTER days. wlmds off. Eng. T.ipWqes·PdHolidays SCREENPROCESS ~·-t 1:1ce 10· Nwprt Bch. Hrs M ri I E speaking preferred. Short&LoogTerm PRINTING ·~ $7S 11 a ne eng nes. xpr NoFeestoYou w · 1 t ,,.lBM Executive DeMal F/Ofc 0 ~s. Please call for appt. pref Call 642 7343 8 to Housekeeping. cooking, r1ter · nstructor o 1ltepro Fee Paid fOC" sharp ex 752.7321 4:30. · ' need own trans. Non· Many Trainee PosiUoos write home study course
ITecbnical per'd person. Immed•-----.---.-1-------smkr.644-0595 ,,__,T ... ar.,.., leuoos for leading cor· NEEDED operung. Also Fee Jobs. Gene~al Office/ Sec y, lftlpector QC 2112 DUPON1', Ste 14 reap. achoo!. Thorough
-IMMEDIATELY The Doctor's Corner , Minimum 5 yrs ex· Reefs exper. In plastic Ma.ids ; top wages paid. IRVINE. (114)833-1295 know'I or screen process
Long &Short Term Ar.· Riviera Empioyment' perience. to handle cor· parts Including lst arti· Apply : The Inn al printing"demonatrated
slgomenta. Holiday & A1ency, lnc. 2082 Busl-respondei;ice for 2 men cle & fin al inspection. Lagwa. 211 No. Coast -writing abiUty req'd. v a cat I 0 n pa y . ness Ctr Dr, Irvine. using d1ctaphone. + Blueprintreadlngreq'd. Hwy .• LagunaBeacb. OFFtCEWORK Submit resume t o H~pltall:za\lon plan 83MM10 misc. office duties. Small Maintenance & sailboat Part lime. Coeta Mesa. Leonard Va.fore. Dir. ol -avail. · mfg co wlt.b 7 glrl office. Good f d Basic bkkpg skills field Education, 4401 Birch St. Dental Recept. Desk only. Pleasant working condl· oppor or a vaoce· c I ea 0 I n g· 8 x Per · · · ' · 1'1___. Beach. Ca 92663
fl ment knowledge or auto ~ebours.Call551-0579 ,_ .. ...,.. l9llll•• .. ••• Good ben efits. H.B. Uons & good bene ts. F,q &J0p E 1 (714)546-7360.EqualOp· ~.:;'}'• ;om:;;c trYaLAcingB •. 5s~ ~ro:r:~~: Of~~~'fJs:c~r ~~.r~!~~s~: ~ly~~t:'ulit~. • l~portunll~~~y~E~m~p~loy~er~~~
_ ..... ~--an cs 1-------Call64$.7100 HefpW-'9d 7100HelpW..nd 7100 41 C..... DriH general office help. lo· General clerk for Intl. ·--------••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 546-47 4 I volvea tracing fr measur-Mkll Co. li\111 chrg of IUftMKalATE (Attem From log skull X·rays. Will literature handling. mall nn••w ManagerTralnee8
OranteCo. Al.rportl train. Art or drafling machine, & mile. duties. Q.fll TYPIST UJOTEM EquaJ()ppor Employer background helpful. Full benefits. 8:30-5PM ~~~~~~~~I Salary + $600 mo.com· A pp I y I M S . 2 9 l 3 STiii Per Month r.....a star -...: mensurate w /ex per. Daimler, SA bwtwen Red COW'HS or experience in r-_ un IS ---------i s.o..ss73.8:30-4:30PM Hill & Nwprt Frwy or lYPini or office practice AreSeekinaCareer • Clerit call Susan. ~no Is deslttd. Yust be resi. Minded People For· MAIL a... Dental Asst, ortbo, cbr, ltiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii deal of Cost.a Mesa, un-MAMAGB TIAJMHS
Need eGef"leUc penon NB. 4~ dya. Ortbo exp & f'nlnll emJioyed 15 of last 20 HaveCJl)eftinp for f/tlme
w /\DiilaUve .tr lood ap-R.D.A. req. 642-262& aU.UIN. weeb & meet Income & p/Ume clerks on 2nd ic
pear. lodiv. will be doing DENTAL CHAIRSIDE levels as verified by 3rd shift.a. U interesled,
mall diltribuUon. receiv· ASSISTANT. xlnt op-lJBOIEIS EDD. Open unt1I filled. contact our nearest ~, amall repair " misc portunlty. X·r&y license w~enily Needed I' t Contact Peraoanel Dept, market OI' go to awes. SOtae heavy lift· ._.. 52H45(). City Hall L3W2 Lampson o. Grv ma I 'd. _._.;.... ...... _______ Stoc:Jt Clertcl Moo thru Fri 91lm·Spm C.~9am·nooo Oispalcher, exper'd only. Shipplni" R~lviDI for loformaUon phone THllRVIMI CO. to work days or nights. llU#t have phone 11 r~li•· (714) 537-4840 ~ Newport <:enter Dr Apply moms. O&W Tow· b4e lralllp. Lona •short F.qual Oppor Employer
Newport Beach in& lOOO Irvine, NB term aaaisnmenu. Holl·
Equa)OpporEmpAoyer DOMESTIC, bachelor· day le vacation pay.
father w/J children. $ Hoar.ltallnUon plan c.aw~ i~= .. 'T:fi~ avai . m_i ro~~ ITTi;~~ ...... o·
Earn up to 1300 per war. _'1'11.:,_m._______ l_UJ~~-Ul1Jl.1!J
Low tuitkla. Placement Drivers 77,. lht••
Midst. 751·11.M. Now accepUna •PPllca· J14I = DrtH 17141 HMllO Uona for P tr All. le PM Equal ()ppor Employer
Companion llv•·ln for routts. cteao drlvtn1 re· I 741
baodlcapped ma,n. Ute cord, n .. t appuraoce. (Aenlea PYom 1..
uewk a cook •· no .a1e 19 or older. Nprt OraqeCo. Airport> SELL Seu. ttema with • ~ care. tae5 mo. Bcb /CM areas. Call ,._Sq.llliqualilu.al-Olll*'llilil-l•mllip&oy_._1 Dafl1 POotClalllfied Ad. __. S4l-.za5I betweeo •s.. ,. ...;...,._~;.;;..;..;;.;..... ____ _
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If )'OU'd like fresh air. green 1rus. ud blue
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you. If YoU qualify for trahling. here ate
aome or the openings avallable:
Heavy Coostrucuoo Equipment Operator,
Mlulle Maintenance. Air Traffic Cont.roller,
Carpentcit/Muoa. Keltcopter Repair.
For 1dveowr0us women tootuna for a stable
career. lft tba atatea or abroad. Start at 1397
a rnoa\h (bdore deducUona). Food. boutln1,
11nlronn1, cnedtcal care art all prov$ded.
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punts 04' sohds fOt pillow tia11.
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ba11ar Of lair w1lh petal p1I·
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P1tlem 7277: pattei n pieces.
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a11ma1I and handhng. Selll to: A bit of rutfhn1 ldds a n1tt) Alkt Bnlob
ed&t to the ttbetlect front •nd Needlecraft Dept. 10s ..
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taRs t 518 ,..els 45 inch. CRAn cat.lo!. Clloost from
SIM $1.50 ,_ .ell ,.nn_ 225 desi&llS. 3 free tnsadt. AU
AM l$C ,., eectl ~-t. uatu. 11.ntt. Crochfl Send 75( . finkllS ....... ......_ ca, Gittl ••• o.....ts . .si.so
s-4 ti: Pillow si.otfs ........ .$1.SO
• · s..tf '•' Pitt Qlllts ...... .$1 JS
llAllM llMTll• StitU '11' P.tdl Qlilts ..... $1..2S Ctldlct wi1'I s.-..... .$1.00
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r.....t: Mm•-*•' • .,._, ... 6 W. mtnl.· s..._ C-~ t n tlooal oles. l'or lo· Ina I« a sOQd tnllt to CW>aJ.1111. TOP CAsR DOLLAR ~~lJp. SZIOO. tent tl'lr. Slpa f . Lake
... owacar.~ ed. Pr.r.r•moroldu. S.dllJ'QUDd ~\.z. de tervle~ap t 1P1!•.'a~ work lo the ~<Jfflu y~ ten1 PAID l'OR YOUR new. $1.'50.m-tm --------1 •lh-d.Mf.CMO -• pbone u• • Services Dept. at OW' """'·--.... __..,_'!, ~· JEWELllY WAreHES .... ,.,..... 9040 IMSF' ,..., ..-· vwoPCDCDt, .crow or SST·lOO. Aak or Mrs. N.8. corporate ofc. ~am~~: ART 01.1Elcrs. GOLD: ....................... ..._._.S.
l\.'1, hi ~r pllhne SALU·P /Ume DaJs. ~.:.UM ta.lptul. Hobkirk ~will uachlde a&· aMNt. SILVER SERVICE, "T7RdaMU,Sbrs.dNpV, • ._ .................. . MM.&VwdeQm~ Roso. h.bridbop.C.11. s ' ~~ ..... ~~~m. f'lNE f'URN .• AN· s..a.e,al))ai. .-o. Pb GLLI.. 9510
tfl Caater St CM f4IMIMO.Uo.4a &IL&zar 'hdmlct.ao ._..._ ..... ~ope, DalmaUu puJll, AKCil 'llQUIB.145-ZIDO c.aue-. •••••••••••••••••••••••
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IOUTISALIS -a.n.wutectforWle r.cnd .... l. ••l or· otc duUa. Good t.YPUia fromYoW~Card SU u• ........... cs.
Up to aoo wt to •tart. _. rtWI lamp store. =•...Ullllldecl. Jm.IAll dilla•otcexperlmpor-a.mu Sbartbalr P'Qle. 8-1 ODI card tor each II tN:llw..,_1C ..
Plltmt a\'all. Olr req'd. ~a~M:f:',"::::: ~'WW W We're a 1rowlo1 talJLX'IDtbee.m.. :Kc,.;=p tire. 3 tat pl\11 ont apue. We ..,.,Al$ ._M0-7Ut ~~ Bruab Co. =-~Cor~dv=.!!::· Exta~!.J'_Mtlmfxi::...._-, :o::.~J.lc:,::~1:: J':JtX'l!'::::~i.' .. Da~Uao pQpa. AKC, =D.-.~~n:itlL a&' c:-~ KP. trlr .a.g .. ~/ 9120
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&p•d Pftf'd. SALES· UNUSUAL OP· clerk &nUt. tn>ial 50 per. A bac1'1round In ewport Center) Wiil k1u 6 theft! f'or a lotJ ol Jttraa l only. '58 Ford F·lOO. bl1 Wl.n· $48.-Z29 ... PORT. U you are U · wpm. mioroproceu0n ta de· fUO.lSIOO a.ASSES l*'llODdsod aaa encloee ..,,_,, daw, cust. cab. v.a, auto SALIS tbualaatlc, ambltloua, SecJ/lell•tW slr•ble. Mu.at be able to Pvt,board•traJ.n wallpaper. fabric or HARRISON'S OllW lacq. paint. ocw lnt.
()osme&icl>f:partment' bellevil hl 1ouraelf & 2 Yrt MCretan•I ea.per. read achemaUcs 4t JotmMartiD 54l-OOl58 4n., Glo" paper" we Vaydepeodable"IOGk.s
SpeeiaJlY Drut Store, )'QUI'. ability UU. coWd be T= U wpm, die· ~tlog drawlnp. TYPIST C&.111 I04 will bedl • trim your SIA RAY sre•L cm>O. 835-1483
.touted l o Newport Ill Sell motivation pro-ta .1ood w/f*>rle. Ma dMalon of a NYSE S7l.O..t883. Type 45 wpm. ~.~!~ ........... ! ta91. Or try tirto cards !l01CoutJtwy,N.S. •cu#and ~acb ia aeekloi a p-ama. ·~bet&otlal In· ~~!JI 4' qua I t y eorp .• we offer a small Exper. & clerical stllls Oordoa/lrtab Seti.el' m1Jt bllc:llto~C~: '31·2147 Ytllldes 9530
warm, personable, come. •lmmed advance· un-co. atmosphere. xlnt ,._.,•d. J\all city t..nefit ........_ 7 ____._,_old ••••••••••••••••••••••• •• a---to --'l ,.,..._ mena.opport. oCareerop-Ol1164t-33199am-ooon 1tartln1 aal & lodlv .• _, ""' -· ... -.. •DO SZeacr3/$$ _ _......, "" .. _ ~ /unlimited fut THI I -..ti. "-' packqe. FlliD1deadU.n• aboU.ta-l937 .. 1e, ...... an 21•,•1 .. 1-byPacemaker, 1'12 Ford ~ toa truck. mdics. This rvwltioa re-w ure. I VlMICO. • ........ poteo..... 4/21f18, 5PM. A.r:;.::a· .. , .. ___ . ...,ea. ~ 1 h • :Je•, pro~o ulea Mr.HarveyM2-5'1'94. 650N-c.eoterDr PleueOlllFor ,, __ .... be~ .,.. •-f\"ee to 1ood home -•u 6/ttq:sSl.SOea. au :fl; ou electronics, 39,000 mlbw th 9.,., ... -...... •-1n · A pt ""'8U&WIK ~ "' """'I 10----""•a ""'brt e. ••-•· 9200. camper. a t rm & ty in C09metJcs. We SALESWOMAN NewportSea~b "" terview P penan at Se.al Beach Ci· fem. 1riab seuer. I mo. s.;~·r;cluded 60.etoi. -shower aell contained •
.earry the ftnest For lingerie shop, .,.Equal()pporEm1Moyer -· ty Hall. 211 au._.St, eoG3 NOCARD? • dual batteries. ea1ine ;::~t slartin& mature, no smotin1. 40 Addreuoarapb/ Per"llOlmell>ept. ..... 1010 Draw YoW' own« send ~~9ba~~~'d-r;~ Ja~~L~~~-··!~~m.t'igr
salary + eommlssloo & hr wk. Call for appt. Secretary wanted for Multl~apb ••••••••••••••••••••••• DAIDe. addtaS pbooe 6 · · -=-. u ........ '42-U97 Video__...uctJooco. Call ..... S. tc .. -y Waltr-11 ne•d•d for we'll make oo8 card per option. Want boat. pwror Urea, anti.sway bar & •ompa oy benefits. .,...... --• .., ~ ~ .. **I BUY** ..U.87~2239 trans cooler. Real clean . Pleue call PenooneJ a1 S31·ll44. Sant.a An• Original Plzu, run time tac. AddZi'eacll. 1--------~MC561 to set up an Secntarlea Call 83H621 "P /T. $3.00 hr. 873-1'51 Good med J\lrntture • Send check or money or-B e r t r a m 3 2 • R ::~.~~79 E. 18th interviewappointmeaL Secreta~/~ept. IBM EquaH)pportunity -Appllaac .. --OR I will derto: ••MoQgooae", world re·
. • · THl.UILD DIUG JYPIS1S Memory Typewriter. £mpi°oyer m/f·/h WAITllSSIS atuorSELLforYou. Ptl.O'f PllMTIM(i CU'd bolder at 11 mph.
Mtwpwt•oclt =-:~e~:1~~m': Ex])erience.m..o427 MASTaSAUCTIOM P.0 .BoxlSllO Seau 7, alps 3, bead, 2 4w...IDriMS 9550
• Equal Oppty EmplYr & S£CROAllES owners Asao. Saddleback 'IB.B'HOMI NOS Waitresses wanted. F & 64U616 Ir IJM621 Cos\e Mesa, Ca. 92826 ~r~~~ :!:~ •••••••••••••••••••••••
• Do you need extra moaey Valley. 'TICHOM To set leads for large PIT. all shi&. No ex per Brown Jordan 0Qx40" oval ~th er s a crowd. USm> SAL~GET YOUI = v~rin~!ibtT:ythJ s.cyT,.. FREUEOO Up ;.:::.~ totn~~t~a~ ::.; ~.~·s. 3050 E. est :::: .. ~. i.t •· ftl_!f~OR 3-~!~Ti:~~~~~n~ vm.E
working temporary as. 100% bonUH9. lmmed. open· AITRESS .,.,,..--Price 140,000. Ca ll 1977 FORD PU 4x4 SUMMM aiinmenb or your choice Great OP"cr·d~d ~~,~ lop. Call ~l. ask .,..__W ref but J~ In "r:~~~1i'~!:; :~. 7~:S:P~~1.1 m"!: 213 /828·6871 9· 12ooon ~). Shortie, ltlnt.
JOI MOW!! ::h.f:b. you. Call im· ~~= ~{ " ~ome =·West ln.suJaUoo ii:J Pbe '21. :pplya I~ SU5. Dya;642-7275, Includes chemical & weekdays. :!ftye~h~eer:i!!: s tereo. worts'/::" ~O~ office • ~ ~~ • ~N:. eo. ~:i~0:uX;~1•5:.ie~~~as~ veey abarp wrouibt iron paper, $200. l-m~ ~~ •••••••• !!>!~ "''' °"Ji 0 overload loge beos. Call Rita TB.La Hwy,DanaPt. recttbl(52x.33)4:4Fhn· DOUGHIOY'l'Yn FUJl·YAMA.HA 19'16JEEPCJs,thnieto THI Y llST ~. Coastal Peraoo· Level beaded " cheerful Uke new. 67$-7398. ~ POOL 12 x 4, heavy duty DEAi.BS choose Crom. V8's, otc $ $ $ $ $ $ $ 557-0061 oel Aaeocy, 2790 Harbor, teller needed p /tlme. 1 vr new 8' dark brwn liner, fllt.er, etc. $75. or Yacht Brokerage road Urea, take your
'IHi MOHEY 37%3 Birch St, NB CM Contact Mn. Croxon or ****** vi'D,y1 aota 125(). 8' whr makeoffer.1·'137~ Uaunp Wanted! pick. $4'99' ....,~Desb Service Station Allen· Mn. Lee 644-1461• lm· WOM&t&M&t sofa . aood cood $SO. KlNGTUI'n(l(ETS S011Htw1 .. euw ·1975 CHEVROLET
• -Secretary.If you know daot, Hper'd. Day " perial Savln&a & Loan Earn $3400 a mo or more '7S93S3 Four for Fri. ApriJ 28. 10 Yedlt S.. BLAZER K-5. <StP8121. · ~w'!:-IBM Mag II will train Eves.1'\lll 4'p/tl~e. Ap. E.O.E. M/F/H ;:Hnfra~~b~:ub0;!~t Din rm. oval tbl, Drexel AM. li<>e.acb. S3Ml'3 or 21Sl&Newport81vd. VS. auto, air .. Cheyenne. ·--F ~ legal in friendly 2secy. 3 ply, Shell StaUoo, l'lth & TIU.a 635-0822Anabeim. pecan, a leaves. cust ~SU Newport Beach 4 apd., 'lew tires &
•wn atty H.B. firm. Non Irvine, NB. F\lll Ume teller for S &r L pads, 4 cane-backe'1 Designen Leftovers Liv. (714>117~9211 wheels. ~ amokeronly. 848-1400. Service Sta. Night Attend ln El Toro area. Ex· Would lik b in chn. 2 upbol cbra. $350. rm Brtfrnt UOO!olr Sola 121• Ventun 1975 lmmac. $5599 H•n~ Pr'Odllct ~ s nitea a wk. Apply, perleoce preferred. typ-ol you 't : ~ us do es.~ ~1801/811-0!».-t.ble •· Le Ant. chair cond. Loaded. moo. 1975 JEEP CHEROKEE • ..,...Offin SECRET"'RllS Sbell,17th&lrviJle,NB lni required. Excellent _!,,.our ooffiwn. toou •• ~ 2__.._ .._._ H•bl • $.'!QO, Bdrmfum~MOO. Prlc .. d to se}I quick <StkP8821. V8. auto. a ir . .,. company benefits, good n~ an . tee a..... • ....... ,,_..,, w, .. e. cor Antiques SlQup Hdbrd"a: ..... ..,:_ root rack, clean anti ~·~p~~Ll •. f-_,.0!5 ~,,,_~~,I ~ . ~~!_= i::!~:im~~· Be~ •• ~.._bQm.e. ~uU .or ~.e;:!2up, 3 ... draw ·~-*?•~ ~~:.,--· _. oeat.till..~# ,
!i: 1.....,.._ •~·~"' r ' .., ' · t~~--1-" ~ " ' ~ ~ ~--· "'llrl#ft!amJ ·----~pa --11:-·"'-#*"0 • • -·~----'' ,. U?'e Lfbrarfe.: •nc' · 1 • •• "'evron-. ~&oi-s. ;,;.:8St ... 646-4S3S -o;:t;ac1e fM antique doll. enlDi CHJOD Ref. "dIQW"." ff. seJr.'bailer, 1974 OODG E POWE
I:'Aual()p E I "'"' '-U CcDI . dacron sail. Al cood. WAGON. {P910). VS. -Por. mp oyer _/ Hwy Laguna Beach. l...aJAL SAVIMGS .._..___.___,,~ 7'70-07ot,873-2921. tnni
marv hi ckle agency Eq··-·~·-'ty ___. ,...,.........,."'ESALE Delk w/bt sbelf top, S50 Reasooable,644-1372 auto.. ri. air co~d. Service Station Manager ...,VI'...,......., ••••••••••••••••••••••• cunnaaun la ._ 4 _,,all 3 power stee ng, crwse SALES.Hardware.apply l70NewportClrDr Trainee, exper'd. Lac Employer ,wt .. 11 1005 SUper buys on llv rm wn .... .., pea...., • '76 Col umbia 41 ' control.Blackonblack.
in person , C rown Suite245NewportBch pref'd, All be ne fil s. M/F/H , Cum,4'otber&oodltems. wiclter/Wd chn. Lrg. mtrsailer, electronics, • $4999 Hardware. Jun E. Coa.sl Cal640.2920 •••••••••••••••••••••• t thin I t d BBQS50,ottomao.atereo SOHP diesel. 150% o o
Hwy.CdM. &aper OPPortunity. App· nusav1c1 t\MERICANOAK ~~.8J.t.~P'M COD . c~ '55. red velvet Genoa, 110% Lappe r, 1La9od7c4rw·sTer (YP874TI. ~' ly, 2580 Newport Blvd, 5 Day wk. Sal+ comm. LargestSelectioo haog g lamp, dresser. binged mast, muc h ,
SAllSLADY Secretary CM Apply, 3000 E. Cat Hwy, inOrangeCounty HDrMs 1060 6'5-78S7. Ranbl le casb more. 962.SOO. S34·069S cyl.,3apd.,AM/FM .
OUTSIDE/P.R. WORK REGIONAL Serv. Sta Help needed Im· CdM StewartRothAntiques •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• only. aft6pm $4599 -·u lime Salary Mu t med. "'·U /t A I 150E.DrerRd.S.A. Uft9SISFOIS••e • 1914 PLY MOUTH
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Reply to Ad# 233, Daily lmmed. opening. Posi· S H E E T M E T A L Ave, NBM2-i.2sz p'f'51ao-=! ~~~iof~!=~ ~~_!'!1e~balf..wi~a .. b N e e d o o e u s e d plywood tbnaout. 1325. $47"
Pilol, Bo 560 c t Uooreq'sgoodte~:ct?°e WORKERS . exper. .,.. . • ~· or .. _ refrigerator Immediate-494-TI76 1972 WACONEER Mesa. CA~ • os a communlcaUoo & w /welding ex per. Call TRA.IHH Phonographs I Wo~ld I 1-137-M48 ly, cbeap, but must wort ---------{StkP909). VS, air, steer· ---------1 min~~ typing. Ex· TomorGreg,S48-3613 To learn to Ht appts by largest selection. JeHlrJ 1070 and have freezer. call loefs.Sllpl/ Ing, roof rack, wood
SALESMIN per. prerd, but we will phone for large in· Catalol\le $3; next 6 is-•••••-•••••••••••••••• 646-«l&tevea. Docb 9070 i1"&in. very clean. Earn $!000 k train the rigbt person. S H l P P J N G " dustrlal co. Good hourly sues $15. Mao cash re· -••••••••••••••••••••• $3299
Prof. In ho:'em:r0s:rs: For appt call 483-9301 RECEIVING CLERK wages, regular pay gisters, mechanical anU· WANTED Wanl to tnde 4 King Tut S Ii p o r moor I n g 1 t 7 1 J E E t>
Background in books, 9aJD.Spm. Costa Mesa Stationers. raises, boous, daily cub. ques. Visit us! See the TOP CASH DOLLAR tickets da~ 4/2'.1 •PM desperately needed for WAGONEER CP933 I vacs.,etc. Dbl coolirmed AMF, IMC. Z'fO E. 17th St. CM. 1'\IU Immediate openings. h u ce ornate "Taj p A ID PO R you R for ume time different oew 44'. sailboal t>1 S/l. VI, · ·
teads. Everyday ta pay. Potter4'BrumfieldDiv. time 8:30-5:30 Moo·F'r>i. Call S.O·ss&l, aak for llabaJ"automaUcOflao JEWELRY. WATCHES, date.AtlSpm$53-1St8 Dys 752·8044, Eves-~uto·~·· power
day. Call Howard al 215181AveAeropuerto Applyinpersool0..l2. Ron. featured in Los Angeles ART OBJECTS. GOLD, ttllllcal weebndl67S-nt7 1'sz499es.
5t0-5681 &oJuanCapbtrano SHIPPING CLERK. Ftr GokleG West Insulation ''Times" and "Suuet SILVER SERVICE, Ir I ... IOll Wanted· Slip for 47 ' C"'8a "'~"JEEP
Golden West Insulation EqwtJOppEmplyrm/f permanent, exper de'. Co. Magutne." American FINE FURN le AN· ••••••••••••••••• ...... Trawler· Phooe -..as vu-~
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Salesman waoted. full t'-• ma Int e o a ace r or KetteritJ1; Irvine. CA Machle uy 1071 PA, Gibson bead born.s 558-8000
\ln>e. must he certified * l1'Afl abrilS * Stodl I& Clertl chemical toilet com. ~·wT~ .• t7~~..7h54S·~[!7 ••••••••••••••••••••••.,• &driven imo. 49i0839 •:!to Speed It 9010 •---------dlver. Aquatic Center. Bookkeeper R. Elltate Resp. for operaUoo or apeny. Apply betwn to a. .,.....,.. i=. .... ""'6 Lathe Le· Blood 17x3S , Syhner Mm VI alto sax ... ;::•••••••••••••••••• _..._W Coast Hwy NB o..-,•ype50utnm stock room. mail room. 12· 646-2700 t.a "• b t -200 COST'""...,,._,. ......., · • · ._.....,... • -... & reror-cS keeping room. ' per a .... c m • -· ; 1'750. Buffet clarinet. SIA.RAY 117 --~-
.r...t.-.. EmployersPayAllFees Mustbeabletooperate --ST=ECY Rare 1840 French Colchester l'lx54' $500962-2895 ZOln AMC-JHP --Liz Reinden Aaency I " b I .... , Annoire, carved walnut, geared head. 3" spindle . . ... #I .. c~ Nodoorto doorsales.15 4020Birch St,Stel04 Xerox, posta ot er F\IU time. S.H. • beveled glass mirrors on 6ore. $3,080. (213) Offlcef9Hlfwe& All possible OPlions. on
• o(lieo or women wanting Newport Beach 833-8190 machines. Dependablll· typi.n& required. Apply in 3 doors, 9'9"x8'. $7000. 961·3434 ......... 1015 this open valve luxury lOOgala. of gas ~earn up to SS.00 pr tar Call for Appt/Estab65 ty, conscientiousness & persoo to Mr. F\lentes at Nancy 540·1066 dys , •••••••••••n•••••••••• speed boat. $7645/ofr. FREE /IJ)I time a. part time, eagerness to learn a Robert Belo, William 644-6333evs Automotive Equipment HEYER 761H359or63().7517 wlt.h the purchase or any ~ training & mana~e· must. Sal open. 640-0123 Frost & A.saoc. 1401 Quail Compreuor, aas, 7"" ---------• new Jeep with this ad.
TDent potential ta I.er. Call Secretary To S 1200 Switchboard Oprs will St, Newport Beach. OAK ANTl(IMIES HP, $SOO. Alternator DUPLICATOR T1 .5-f art.,_ OVERSTOCKED!
TI4/SS8-0M.2 ~ ... Frofee to ab~P~~ant. train. Apply at, Sui>erior ""...i•t Xerox 800 dual Prices as low as tables bench tester (Allen) $500. ModeJ 70 completely re-~·=-•••••,••••••;••• 82 now available. Call &
rrvw.1 yours . n,,you Answering Service 250 &IV"'' $95. Cbr sets $100. Wheel alignment raclt built, uaed l lime. _... S$$.
SALES may know, so many E . l'ltb, C.M. Ste I. card. Must be ex· Sideboards $80. (Pit type)UQO.Airjack Includes chemical & Sco:va 9tSO saveCOST"'"MES"'" TRAINEE secretartes do not have (Upstairs) 64S-8l9'7 pe:rieoted. Pleasant of· w ard r 0 bes $ 8 6 . $!!50. Coke mach $100. lo paper, $200. l·'l37~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• • -
the occasion to use their fice near 0.C. airport. Bookcases $105. Desks tbe car crank grinder 1978 YAMAHA 400 En· AMC-JEEP
A way for a high school valuable sh skill. U you Teacher/Aide p/t. 5 dys Diversified duties. Flexi· • Chests $50. Sewing $650. Bridgeport mill USED duro. Good condition. 2524 Harbor Blvd .
.1raduate to enter the have It & want to use it, 2·5. Must h ave car. ble hrs or full time. machines $35. Wash $2500. Crank grinder New top end. ssso. Even· COSTA MESA
.newspaperbusinesa. you will like this Salaryopen.fKS.8'34 752·237'7 ataods $76. Sbop around $1500. Numerous other BUT IN ings.494-047. SG-8023 :. DAIL y PILOT Newport Deb co. Learn & compare pricea then items. 2066 Placentia, 549 .. 023
ThJs highly .~uccessrul aboutaJl ofthe exciting HllpW..tecl 7100HelpW•t.d 7100 see us . ENGLISH CM.S48-78HI SUPER SHAPE :/S~,.::..W.1160 1:....a1 --paper has an aspects or this chllUeog .•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• MANOR AN. TIQUES 011 .. -... Hw""", 2 Ila· G d b -~ 9 MEW ..,.; ~-" ~· . Call lmmed. or U25A. Viet CM uuo ..... ..-.......... oo secretary c rs ·-•••••••••••••••••••• JEEP opening for a tralnee in --ume to Aba'gai·t 1 ona, · · tloo, 110-15AMP. $999. $10-$45. Wooden desks n-t 1977 E ti
·tiie circulallon depart· Abbott ..... Personnel 4500 We Keep Th.IR~S 60.IRJI Antique Sterling m-0100.Jerry. cs1r!d· eEoxz aec. •dteo~~g&e Moto~home o~e~l;i~ VALUES
ment. Selected applicant Campus Dr, Newport • Flatware by rur~ .~ e..c:.l•10111 1010 cabinets, later';J 6 shelf ~me from Herb up to Sl500 Dlsrounts on ~c:!re a 11 ~rat Beach. Ca 92660. 557~122. Emerson Elecll'i Compan • the compan that Co Monoaramed L , ••••• .. •••••••••••••••• flies 6• drafting tbls & Fnedlander. Call any of Cberoltees. Trucks and 1Y · b d aryl d. reg ar· helps keep things goin1 when the power goes 139 pieces, $5000. Write _._,.bu _, .. , __ , ... bmd chrs• CE WHOLESALE tbeaeaumben Wagoneers. l)On sc e u e rais es, SECRET ARY out, ls growtn1! Our future ls bright and that Classified Ad 4. Dally ....... ... ........ , . ....,, · · · HU777 up to 60mas. financin.:
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1 nd Good typin· g •-sh slti·i•-. means unlimited potenllal ror you. Pilot, p .O. Box 1560, °"'•pd S200. M1239a11::e offer. OFFICE FURNITURE 5_ 7777 a vaila ble with good many frin °e hene its .,. "' Calif 493-3179or640 20« Placentia, C.M. ~,-credit. "' Neat appear. v•-t work· Costa Mesa, . 92621 such as paid vacations. .IUU 631·2'777or631-2S70 121-1111 Orange County's Largest -4)ald g roup Insurance mg conds. JEST Slot Machine 1913 Mills 8ar6' "4 bar stools, $100. Selection m stock and re·
and a credit uruon. He ' Good Condition Call LIJte~1 -... 1_ .. __ C1onte1 mporfary borrdi~e Luxurious '76 Establish· adyfordellvery. will also be provided a For an interview appl S42-3377 .,.. .,_ nm.., urn ture or t e 1.a· menl, 21' sips 6 sell· No High Pressure Sales.
new model company car Please Call TECHNICIANS ri -00 criminaUng executive. cont. Pttf. cond. Owner Personnel or tactics walb personal u se DorisMilcbell Applmces 1010 Mu.at sell, Cap '..,t • Rosewood desk •. & m•sell.Notbingdown, SeeUaBef~YouBuy
pn·viJeges. 7t4/S58-S280 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Peugeot Wgn, '995/both credenza ; executive •·"-over ..,.,... mo pay-In return for your electronics technical avperclo&rungreat.13' ... , 2 p 11 .. t ...._, -C O p E L A N D Applicant& mu.st be 18. UMIONIAHK background,weofferacompetiUvesalaryand FRGl{T DAMAGED Sallboat, Proj. $125, c .... r. o ac. gues ments.675-9925
have a clean drivlng re· SIC.Newport Ctr Dr, NB benefits package plus opportunity for HOl'POINT SALE. 3308 Handmade Span. auttar, =~=c~:~~ ~ a&' Sportsman motor MOTORS INC ~·01;:~~ •./!!~~:c~ Equal Oppor Employer advancement to Test Englneer. ~=-~~arbor, • 5tH7820r 830-10:22 chrome, glass & chrome home, fully conL 'd, 2001 E. lstSA
generally U AM to 9 PM. SECRETARY>Intrlcat e W h I f II I I I Test -l leather ateerlng wheel coffeeta)>le. AU by Knoll. xJnteond. __ 646-830 __ 1_._11 ___ 5_5_8-8 __ 0_0_0 __ job ,,..._t t t No b. e ave open ngs or a eve 8 ° C"""HPAID Trustee's Sale. Call with some optional · Am YPUI · 8 T h l i p ltl 1 ol e t .... tl f and na $30 IV"'"" Bud,. .. a _... -0 t I t eC n Cans. 01 OnS nv V <>a n -w-.. -1Dry-/D..£.J.g aMt.·-~•.1 u.tl ... ...,. """",,,_, ,,,, Saturday overtime. per a e or earn ° troubleshootlng or anaiog and digital c rcults .,..._ ......-&a nan ......_. u,,,,,_
U you are qualified and c>perate Mag 11. Small d t.... t S I ill b workingoroot95'1-8133 --•o..,... I f Al rt an m8'1 ur 11ys ems. a ary w e SwamptVftaalr-'•r. ~-1090 are mtereated in team-aw o c. rpo area. •-'th ri OJ..., """''" NB commensura-.wi expe ence. Washer dryer and Dis· .. __ , ..... 00 ••••••••••••••••••••••• iltg more about where · · . • v ..-wu. .. . this training leads, come Nolegalexpenence hwaaber A·l condition 646--0eZJor752.2,529 ..,S.-..UOO
r Call833-9982 TEST f1S eacb646-5MB •&io-lll80• totbe DAILY PILOT o . -Mdtioley Custom rack, ---------1 lice, 330 West Bay Street, Secretary. pt·Ume. lO-lS . Electric atoveii l yr old. for a· Ptup bed. SlOO. 4, Everett console pJaoo.
Costa Mesa. and asll:: ror hr a wk. Good typ~t fil. ENGINEERS like new, a .cleaning. Metal atoraal box, for like nu. $750. .Miian Leavitt In the ing, a en'I orrc. Sm! $125.66$U4 pkup truck, SSS. 8"11 ' S40-1°'4 Orcula~EqDepualartment. friendly orfc, $3.25 hr Wbl l l b -5 R oya l Coacbm a a ---------1
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OldlllacstoOo.carts SECRETARY 9.3 cballen1la1 opportunity for lndlvlduala ~·"delivered moaomatlc tot.let. Sl,lOO ....................... .
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RoU 'emolftbemarket lnl.rvine.M.50hr,t.ype60 ~:;!!1~~taleota and recopiuJd ror your AlmOltNewG.E. Wuber •-t 1 -o tq ltA!reO cablnet '5S cub
WltbaClaasiOedAd wpm, no 1hortbaod. • 6 Deyer. Bone color. nuq mrror.,. •an only . Pb art 5pm, Call Now! 642-5678 91S7·1337 .-lbotb. 5Q.03S7 lamp SlZ. Twin bedl SU 945-7115'1. You will assume complete reaponaJblllty for • szo. Lamp 110. Dbl bed 1---------1 HelpW..t.d 7IOOHefpW..ted 7100 teaUac. troubleshooting and ldenllfyln& GE eleetr1c dryer. wbt iao,amqbdrmNt-.2 Car stereo. Muntz
•••••••••• ••••••••••••• ••••••• ••••••• .. ••••••• malfuocllooa on power conversion systems. 1115 Cd)(. di.rs szs. dn:lp leattbl azs. All/P'll 1-t.rlt. Pioneer Some dlgltal logic experience Is requlrtd. BSEE M0419I S.W TV tzs. Chit drwn booeter. Jeoseq eooaxltla.
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979-0183 or 75'-0148 orequlvaltintrelatedexpertencelldealrtd. -$10. TV •• ls $2. GreatlfOUDd.11115.168-HJt
We off• an excellent uJary •1•• IOZO hodotnr • Patio tbl aft 8. ,-55 n-.... h Blvd. '!'~!!r..ota, 1,!1._U1,w34h{~.XJ AmMi. and benefits pac1ta1e. •••••• .. ••-•••••••••• a. umbrella (paUo> '25 •---------• 'u uw-.......... _., ... a.IS Ir MOf'm>S lounge cbr 920. qUMD .i li" poJ't RCA coiol' TV's, Huntington .. ach FM stereo. Xlnt eoad.
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(or (2) Aa&IAtant Manager'• ac (4) Full·Urnt
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W• are loc•ted between Malo St. and the New 6 used blO' Mil bdbrd '25-1'oy cheet a, have bad xlDt care. $L85. 842•0876 $2600. ~
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Tallmaa Killed
Wrecked Airplarw
Shows No Defects
By JACKIE HYMAN
Ol .. Deltr ...........
An investigation into the
wrei:kage ot the light plane in
which tamed Orange County
aviator Frank Tallman died this
weekend bas revealed no
mechanical defects, a
spokesman for tbe National
Transportation Safety Board
said today.
He said a SPffial investigator,
nown down from Oakland to aid
RELATED STORIES,
PHOTOS-A3, A4
Los Angeles investigators.
com bed the wreckage of the
plane Sunday and is still seeking
the cause of the crash.
Tallman died sometime Satur·
day when bis Piper Aztec
crashed in rugged terrain near
Santiago Peak of Saddleback
Mountain. He was en route from
Oak land, where he had been
scouting movie locations, to
Orange County Airport,
authorities said.
Tallman. who was reportedly
alone. died instantly at the time
of impact, coroner's officials
said.
The NTSB spokesman said it
isn 'l yet known if stormy
weather over Orange County
played a role In the tragedy.
He said Tallman bad not filed
a flight plan but that his not do-
ing so wasn't unusual. So tu.
IRS~xpectA
9Million
WASIDNGTON <AP) -
The Internal Revenue
Service eltimates that 9
mUUon people are malliq
their federal income tu
returns todQ. Tbe fUina
deadline in most of the
l:Jnited States ts midnight
tonight.
An IRS spokesman. Rod
Young, said also that Z8.5
million Americana will
bave Hnl lD tbelr returna
in the flna1 week.
The deadllne was ex·
le.oded two days because
lbe normal ftllna dead.ll.ne
of April 15 came on a
SaturdQ.
the spokesman said, no air traf·
fie controllers have been fotmd
who talked with Tallman during
the fligbl
Investigation is continuing and
will include a routine check into
Tallman's physical condition
the spokesman said.
Tallman, who would have
been 59 today. had been a flier and stunt pilot for more than 40
years. He was licensed to fly
everylhin$.? from a World War I
biplan~ to a 747 jumbo jet.
He bad recently completed a segm ent of .. Black Sheep
Squadron,,. a television series
on World War II flying ace
Gregory "Pappy" Boyington.
Signals from an emergency
locator transmitter aboard
Tallman's craft led searchers to
the site of the wreckage Sunday
morning, almost 24 hours after
Tallman left the Bay Area.
Tallman is survived by his
wlfe, Ruth, of Newport Beach,
son Frank Gifford Tallman IV or
Irvine, daughter Gail Leake or
Torrance, his mother Inez
Tallman ol New Jersey, brother
Foster Tallman of New Jersey
~d sister Trudy Jay or La Jolla.
Funeral arrangements are
pending.
Thais Honor
Slain Escapee
BANGKOK, Thailand (AP> -
An elderly woman shot on a
sandbar in the Mekong River by
f.aotian soldiers as she was try.
ing to escape to Thailand baa
been cremated by sympathetic
Thai villagers, tbe Bangkok World~.
Tbe newspaper said a
boaUoad of 10 Laotians croaed
the river before dawn Saturday
and landed on the sandbar on
the Thal alde of the river near
Nona Khal. Laotian soldien on
the other bank spotted the l!'OUP
and opened fire with machine
guns, but only the woman was
blt.
Alter her body lay on the bar
for 13 boun, That vtna,-ers
rowed CM& wltb rubber tires and
gasoline and built a funeral pyre.
' I
a>.11; ...... ltMf ......
DIES IN CRASH
Fler Frank Tellman
«kean View Board
To Review Bu~t
Trustees of HunOngton
Beach's Ocean View School .DiJ.
trict will review a proposed
budget ot $21,673,381 for operat ·
ing the dialrict'a 24 campuses in
the comlna year tonlpt. The seaa1on wlll convene at
7:30 p.m. at Crest View School.
18052 Lisa Lane, near Beach
Boulevard and Talbert Avenue
in cent.ral Hwittnaton Beacb.
' .. '
MONDAY, APRIL 17, 1978
Afteraoo•
N.Y. Steeb
TEN CENTS
-shenknian or Siebert?
Controversial BB
Mayoral Vote Due
'
By ROBERT &\HEil ..................
A controveny over !J elec· lion of a new mayor h picked
up moment'¢1 in R tlngton
Beach. •
The decision will be made
tonJlht on whether the city's top
elected post will Co ~either Ron
Shenkman or Rlcbal'd Siebert.
"We'll have to watch thinp
carefully and make sure that the
majority of tbe council is
represented by the mayor, •
Siebert said.
Shenkman said be bas ao ties
to special interat.s.
John Thom.as. one ol the fOW'
new councll members, said that
the people are up ln arms and
they don't like the Idea of
Shenkman being mayor.
Thomas said tha\ voters made
wholesale changes in the city
council and that the selection of
Shenkman as mayor would not
represent vat.en wishes.
Shenkman said that be didn't
understand the rec:ent rhetoric.
<See llA YOR, Page .U> Shenkman bas served as
1J1ayor pro tempore and la in line
to become the next mayor. ---•Ive un--•e~ However, oppositioo a&ainst him l'Y&U~ -~-. ..,. -
bu mO\D'lted in recent days. Three of tlie four new city
members who will take office
tnoight have expressed opposl·
lion to Shenkman becoming County Teen Slain
mayor
It also was learned that Pl • • p k Shenkman 1old some colleagues aying .. n a• over the weekend that he was ., • • consldertng calling a press con-
ference today at which time be
, ..
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would ~reslpation B~ .\RTIR1& a. VINSEL parently murdered without any ~ ·~~t ~~ -... !'.................. .. ·l.gtU~·-'{.{. . I
.. , , .!-,. · ~ r ~ .-~· "~ W-·~: • -"'.,.,.'!'--' ·· -· .. """' __ , i~ ..... d:..16 • .w·,.:_~,,,, -~-~ #.. . ~ ... Shenkman sa\d tbuay, 1m wn es d n:cwu,.. 'n~l!IRua.Jau. :· -· --.-~
however; that a resignation was ~ t~uble was shot to dtath in a ·. By the Ume any of our ·o1. not really seriously considered Westminster pJrlt Sunday night f1cers arrived, the other wit·
and th.at be will be present at while playing racquetball with neases had SCMttered like quail,"
tonight's session. · his brother. Lt. Woods said .
. The meeting will start at 7:30 The gunman walked up and Details of the killing still re-
p.m.,ateo«mcHcbambers. fired one shot into the chest of mained sketchy, Lt. Woods said.
It is reported that another Santos Frank Chavez, 20, then "He was approached by a man
newcomer, Don Mac Allister, sprinted from Sigler Park, 7200 and shot," U . Woods explained.
and Ron Pattinson will support Westminster A v e . , and saying the klller just calmly
Shenkman. vanished, investigators said strolled up and pulled a gun out
Siebert, who reportedly would Westminster Police Lt. Joe of the waistband of bis trousers.
be elected mayor if Sben.lunan's Woods said today that Chaves, a Coroner's deputies planned an
bid fails, said today that be bas Garden Grove resident, was ap. autopsy on Chavez. who was
refused a request to accept the pronounced dead on arrival at
position. • Westminster Community
He added, bowever. that be Coon ' Hospital bas receivedagreatdealofpres· ly 8 He was hlt at point·blank
sure Crom IOme of the COUDCil ran&e, potice said. memben ..a bona citbeftl eat Jnvesttpton aaid that while
,to 10 ...._with tbe selection of J'-L'IAQ.Q Cha.er' parents are so dis· Sh!~bert~-u ·t -·~= .. _ '1IJ ~ tr'augbt they have not yet been -. --a NUUUJ -= able to interview thern, bis okler would decline any POU ble brother -still in a state ot
nomlnatiOG. Rat Di 11.--k • .-.:ooed Siebert reportedJy bad earlier e ps s'""" -was q~u . · agreed to nominate Shenkman He could shed no light on why
for the post but said today that anyone would simply walk up
he will not make that nom.Jna. Unemployment lo Orange an~ Hecute Frank, Lt. Woods
lion because of concerns of County dipped slightly in March said.
others. . to reach 5.1 perrent, according
"There have been many con· to figures released today by the
cerns over possible lies by state Employment Development
Shenkman to special interest Department <EDD>. groups. The monthly labor report
BB Girl, 15,
Assaulted
showed there were 50,800 county
residents uemployed in March
whlle the total number of
employed climbed to 963,100.
A mooth earlier the number of
employed county residents stood
at 913,400 and there wer~ 50,300
people shown on the unemployed
rolls as the county's unemploy-At Knifiepom· t ment rate stood at 5.2 percent. Over a year'ci time, EDD in·
Huntington Beach police are
searching today for two women
who kidnapped a ts-year-old girl
at knifepoint, drove her to a re·
mote area near Corona and sex·
uaily assaulted ber.
Police Sgt. Luis Ochoa said
the young girl was seriously
shaken by the incident last week
but not hospitalized.
The girl had Just missed a
school bus Wednesday morning
at 7:45 a.m. when two women
drove up and offered her a ride
to school. Ochoa said . The vie·
tim estimated they were 25 and
36 years old. ·
One oC the women produced a
knife and ordered the girl into
the vehicle. After driving to
C'.orona, the women sexually as·
saulled the girl and len her.
A motonst took her to the
Corona Police Oepartment. She
was later reunited with her
family.
dicated that the total number or
jobs available in Orange Cowity
grew from 891,800 in march ol
1977 to reach last month ·s peak or986,900 jobs.
The advance ln jobs between
February and Mar<'h came
across the employment boards
as EDD showed, for example,
3,900 added construction jobs
and 2,200 new jobs in retail
trade.
The service industries, which
include medical and health
services, gained an estimated
1,600 new jobs while government
payrolls in the county went up
by 900 workers in March.
Despite continued rains, farm
employment rose by 1,800 jobs
last month, according to EDD's
ftgures.
The department s analyst pre-
dicted "that employment
nowtb <lo Orange County)
(Sff IOBLESS, Page t\2)
Union School Board
To Select Member
HwnJngt()n Beach Union High
School District truareet wtll
meet tonlpt wttb committee
members to begha selectlon ol a
new board member to repl~
former tl"ultee Oon llacAllister
MacAlUster •u elected to the
HunUogtAJo Beaeb City Council
last Tueeday. He will be seated
on the council tonight
Trustees plan to meet wttb the
· four.member relectton ppel
and lta blred moderator tonlaht
at 7 o'ak>ck al Ocean View Hiib
School, near Gothard Street and
Warner AvenOe In Hmit.lncton
aeacb.
The Mlect.lon unit plana to aub-
m It ltt nomlnatlon for
MacAlllater's successor by May
17, ofCici&ls said.
Former Newport-Mesa scboOI
cbiM Leland Newcomer baa
been hired as the unit's
moderator.
Panelists include local busi
ne11man WllUam Davis, Hunt
in1ton Beach Plannin1 Com
missioner Ruth Finley and at· tomeys Steven C Burnett and
Steve Smith. All are HunUncton
Beach resident..
·Each of the four remai.DID8
school boa.rd members named
one of the four paoellsu.
Tru.tteea felt appolntment ol a
successor to MacAWtter would
be necessary to avoid the COit ol
an seo.ooo •pedal election.
Market Up
Sharply in
SeoondWave
NEW YORK <AP> -The
stock market ran up another sharp gain today in a powerful
wave of buying that even Sur·
passed Friday's reeord pace of
activity.
The Dow Jones average of 30
industrials climbed 18.11 to
8\3 24 by mid·day, after a
19. 75-point jump Friday.
Gainers outdistanced losers by
close to a S·l margin among
New York Stock Exchange.
listed issues.
Volume on the Big Board ~cbed 29.26 million shares in
the first two hours -a total that
would be considered heavy for a
full day und e r normal
circumstances. The record for a
full day, set Friday, is 52.28
million.
As it shot upward at the open.
ing, the Dow broke cleanly
through the~ level, erasing all
its losses sin~ early January.
Analysts said the rally that
began last week was feeding on
itself, attracting additional
buyers.
Coast
Weather
Fair tonight through
Tuesday with some high
clouds. Lows tonight 45 to
55. Highs Tuesday 65 to
70.
INSIDE TODA~
A crotod of 16,226 at
AftClhrim Stadhma woached
the Ca1'fonda. Surf to. IM
ffnr of a ~ home
atand. Stof'r, pholoa, Bl. •••ex
lit·!
•
\ . .
Nephew'• ToUl!.Gift Lead. to /)rwJ Buata
POB.1t.A.HD. Ore. <AP> -'l"lle7 UYed laa a mo•1• mioblJe
bome iD Calrlli OretQa wftlt an ..0.. poodle aad a roefr can.etion
-two reUred women nWq t.beir d.Q• With 1aJ"diD.tq. ftablDI aid
clvlc functions.
Neither Florice May Besalre, 61. nor V•• Todd Hva. "!\.~ been to £urope and dfdn 't expect to al their aa•. ,,.... ,Ill.la a.,.' nephew ottered them a free titp -11 they'd drf-ni a lleK'tdea·8eei
camper throuch Eu.ope for him. . •
•a 8F.811U AND lllS8 Han. kDowft to hjeoda u ~e
ud 8"Da, Wt tM un1ncorpc:nted ton ol LaPiDe, popWatioa
4,100, ClllA\11. a .
Last December they wet-e arrettecl ln SydMy, Australia and
charged wtth smug1lln1 t.wo tons of buhlab, ·valued at SlS miWon,
into the country. Tbe drugs were coneealed In tbe fioor and walls
of the campu. PoUce called lt the lar1eat drq sebure in
AuaU-aliaD bi1t.OrY.
Tbe WQl'nllO pleaded IUUtY to ebaraes of 1mu11Un1 the dru1
UDder tbe OooJ'boarda of the eamper, which ~Y drove from West
Germany to India and shipped to Australia. They face a maximum
sentence ol 2S years in prison and a $100,000 fme.
AT A REA&JNG IN NEW Soutb Wales District CoWt, tbe
women said they were tricked into transporting the drua by Mias
Hays' nephew who prom~ them an all-expeDHS·paid trip over·
seas durine a meetiq last May. "V~ Todd meatioDed grass in the 1977 meeting... Miss
Bessire sakl. "He said there might be a little graaa. But bi5 em·
pbaais wasa:J~~ tbe Yeb!cle here to Australia.•• Miss they weren't aware of tbe abe ol the drug
shipment until tbeir arrest. "I am 110 aorry for the bumlliaUon I have brought Oil tbe Unit·
ed States," a sobbing Miss Hays told the eourt.
REK "Tl'ORNEY SAID 11188 Hays bad been hospltallzed re-cently after five falls d1.lring btr impriaoament and wu 1D need of
care for a cbroGlo back aUmeDt. Tile Jude• po&tponed sent.encin(l tor tbe pelf' pendlQS oatt!Om•ol a mecUeal report OD Miu Kaya.
Arrest watTantl were issued for tbt nephew, Vem Todd, and
an AuatraUan. PbiWp Edward Sblnt. on ehtr1• ol couplrlna to
import bllbllb. llba BeuiN aad Wal Raya ~ to ()rep from Soutbem
CaUrornla ftve 1eart a•o· A friend said the women enjoyed local bln,o mots apoDIOl'ed
by tbe Lions Club did ''they nevet' dnlPd \Mir fMl.-* lt came to .Son,Uona or belplnf wttb community projects."
TllEUIA MJTCUEU., WHO uva Ael'ON the tu.et from tbe
women. received frequent postcarda end leUen f1'9pl them u they
traveled from Germu.1 to .Bomt>.y and thin to Auitrllla.
Mn. Mitchell said Ml&S Besalre and Jllu Hays UHd to work
for Douglas A.lrcraft iD Long Beach. Sbe Mid &be believed botb bad
been married briefly at one Ume aad....,. dlvofffd.
She uld Mias }Jay•. who served in the Navy 111 World War II.
took dlsablllty retl:rement because ol ber back ailment
"THEY WANTED TO nND a place to setUe down and Just
happened on to LaPine." said Mra. Mitchell. "Tb•Y liked fishing
and there'• Iota here. They're both very atblttlc women, except.
Vera can't do much anymore ~auae ol her back ~W"Y·"
She PLd the women collected and pollabed roclca and bad a
rn.elal detector to sear~h for obJecta. They bad no cbit4ren. but
they bed Suzette, a l'-year-old Wblte poodle.
Suzette wu blind and nearly deaf but ''they loved her so and
couldn't stand to put ber to sleep," said Mrs. Mitchell "She saJd she
cared fOI" the pet when Mlaa Bess1re and Ml.IS Hay1 went abrvad
and finally bad to let the dog be put away.
''They are real nice gala. I don't know bo" they could have
gotten mfxed up In anything Uke they bad, .. said Mrs. Mitchell.
~ Tha• 'Roots' Marine Slain
. .......
Spanish artist Juan Miro
will celebrate his 8Slh birth·
day on :rhursday. The photo
was taken in his Palma de
Majorica studio.
Psychic
Note in
Death Trial
Panama
To Okay.
New Pact
BJ Tiie AAoetaMd Pnea
The Panamanian government
will accept a new compromise
propon: OD U.S. tDterv...._,
richtl UDdel' UM Puama c....i
treatlet, Senate MaJorib'·lA~ Robert Byrd said today.
Wltb time ru.oaln1 1bor
before Tu.da7'1 ftJW wot.
the treal.l•, dllcloture ol ~ Panamanlan acceptance p~
new hope to treaty S'-'PP011«1
tbat tbe acreemata would be approved.
ll wu not known, bowevet', U , a. ,1 a .ey 1enator who baa con-1
slatently uraed ttroog u .s. In-I
tervention rtgbta would aceept a
change to the treaUes wortced
out by Byrd and other leaders ol
the pro.treaty npt.
That sen tor, Dennis J>eOon.
clni, D·Ariz., was not Involved ln
the recent diacu11lan1 wltb
Panamanian officlala. and an
aide said today it is up to Seolte
leaders to come to DeCondnl
wttb tbe latest t!Omprom!M fll·
fort.
"The ball IB in tJMlr court,,.
the aide Nld.
Meanwhile, in Panama, u ·
tlonal guardsmen lolalng tear
gaa grenades broke up a dem·
onstration today by student
SAN JOSE CAPl -The lri8" opponents of the Canal treaUes
of a prominent Kingsburg . who hurled reel, whit.e and blue
woman charged with conspiring paint canisters against the U.S.
to have her husband killed bas Embas.sy walls. S1111ny Skies
Seen After .
raised overtones of witchcraft A bout 100 University of 'H I t' w· Bv Wife in andpsychicexper1ences. Panama students marched on 0 O C8U8 JDS J in an opening statement. the the em~~aay . carrytnc •i1n.~
allorney for 52-year·old Edith reading Reject tbe Treaties
New Downpour Marital Spat Robin:500, said she was told by a ,an~pAnassinltooutU.S.bandC,j$' c11~ • ·~ TV R • psycbtcthalberb,Psband,Arley. or ~End -b·~ .. •m.. at l woetctdie and later was adviled About 30 suardtmen .. been
Althomh Orange Coast rest-OCEANSl:DE <AP> -Police to arrange his deatb. · stationed at tbe embuay, and
--.. ~~·· ~~ · ., --·-·, .; ~"i"u: ...... , .. ~/-.--..:.t,r .~£"!, ~~ ~-... ,.,-~~ ~~eant. w.h<!._ wu -~Y ~rie Carter also began using tear IN wbea tbe ~ -... ,~n ~ .. or :~ .. ,rf".~'' ¥ .. ,r ~w "'·,.~~--.~ I;'~ ~ • _s., --.,~ .,.. ~ -: ...... -• .._.._~ .. .,..~·".:'·-....~]~~
Southern Ca ifornla through ~W (AP> -Tfie'lint a udi6nce •ror" lb t,bree~b'but · ~~lflon ~ ~·' mur . by d>ntrlt!t"Mtf 'aft~a •c.-&aA ac-·~ • ~~
Wednesday, according to the chapter ol "Holocaust.'' NBC's episode. 1be networks research after allegedly threateruog bis voodoo charm. she invoked by B~rd declined to describe 1n
National Weather Service. rour·part. drama on the plight or department, however, estimated wife and her moth~r. burning a lock ol his hair, some delall the language of a treaty
The weather. should be sunny Jews In Europe before and dW'· an audience or six million in . Sgt. Roger D. Timrorr, ?51 ~· of his socks and a photograph of reservation he plans to propoee, '
and wanner wit.b highs Tuesday ing World War 11 , captured New York, three million In Los signed to the 1st Mari~e D1Vl.s1on him did not work. bul it is known to say t.be United
between 65 and 10 degrees. nearly half the Sunday night Angeles and 2.6 million in at Cam~ Pendl~. died Fnday Mrs. Robinson has pleaded in· Stales does not intend t.o ln·
Nighttime lows will range from televislon audience in New York Chicago. at Tri·0tY Hospital after being nocenl by reason of insanity to terfere in internal Panamanian
45 to SS degrees. ~ity and slightly less than that. The TV versi_on of Gerald struck in the head and band with charges that she offered an un-affairs. .
A weekend storm over in Chicago and Los Angeles, Green's novel wall run nightly ashotgunblast,pollcesald. dercoverSanJosepoliceofficer The reservation also would
Southern California brought the A.C. Niel.seo Company figures through Wednesday. <Channel 4, Timzo{f's ~trang~ wife, Sal-$10.000 Ocl. 12 to murder her preserve the U.S. right to keep
area average to 32.78 inches, the sbow. <Related story Page AJ.) 9 tonight) • Ir. 24. told investigat.ors she 41.year-dd husband. The pros· the canal operating even tr it
thjrd bighest seasonal ~veJ re-The oy~gbt ratings for. the NBC said the Nielsen survey fired at.her husband aft.er being ecution alleges that under the were threatened by a work stop.
ported. The all-time high for three etties were subslanti~ly gave the show a 48 share in New forced tnto. a rear bedroom ol contract, the murder was not to page inside Panama.
area rainfall was set ln lm.84 lo~er lhan those. for . the ftrst York City. me~g 48 percent her p~reots. home. . occur until after Jan. 1, 1978. for
with a reported 38.18 i.ncbes for episode in ABC s esgbt·part. of the people 10 the city Pobce satd Tlmwff had forced tax considerations. Byrd and oth~ treaty back~
the season tat.al. miniseries. "Roots," telecast in watching TV at the time were open .the front door to confront Also charged in the case is met Sunday wsth Paoa~aman
In the Orange eout area. the January 19T7. tuned to "Holocaust." The first hi~ wile and her mother at gun· Mrs. Robinson's 35.year-old Ambassador Gabriel Lewis and
highest tepOrt.ecl l"ainfall was at NBC did not immediately pro-episode ot "Roots" the evening pomt. . daughter. HolJy Br~b or San augg~sted the newest com-
lbe Moulton Niguel 'I'r'eatmeot ject lhe slu of the nationwide or Jan. 23, 1.9'T1, had a 52 share In Mrs. Tirnzoff told officers her Jose. who aUegedly arranged for promtSe to him.
• Plant with .84 iocbes falling New York City. huabaod lwtged at her and she her mot.her to talk to the so-Later, Byrd said, he was in-
between Saturday and Sunday Man Arrested ln Chicago, the share for fired. calJed hit man. She also bu formed "they <the Panaman·
mornings. "Holocaust" was 43, compared pleaded innocent. ians> find it a diicn.ified solution
The weekend storm brought .with 60 (or the first chapter or R1.gb•o R Id The Rob1 nsons\operale lo a difficult problem."
the seasooal total at the treat· LOS ANGELES CAP> -A 39-"Roots." In Los Angeles, it was ll.Ct . 0 restaurants in R verside.
mentplantt.o30.99inches,nota year-old man accused of 43for"HoJocaust"and63forthe Kings burg. King City and Topreservethedellcatecoali·
record. but much higher than threatening to kill President firsl "Roots" episode. Mo'7e Nix· ed Stockton and Robinson also is in· lion that narrowly approved the last year's 8.02 inches. Carter has been booked lnt.ocoun· A second rating service. ·-. volved in real estate. first treaty, Senate leaders are
In Costa Mesa. Orange Coast ty jaH by Secret Service agents. Arbitron, said its survey ln Los WASJUNGTON CAP> _ The Carter told the jury in his in the midst oC an intensive ef.
College recorded .50 inches of Alt.on Vire. a resident of the Angeles showed "Holocaust" u .S. Supreme court today ope ning remarks that Mrs. fort to insure the UnJted States
rain over the weekend. The Riverside area, was being held with a 27.1 rating, meaning 27.7 turned away an attempt by JI. Robinson got her advice from a has the right to keep the canal
season total to date al OCC ls for investigaUon of t.hreatening percentollbehomesinthearea linois authorities to weaken the Ri ve r s ide psyc hic named openwhilepreserving Panaman-
27.91 inches compan!d to 8.06 the President's life -a rederaJ with television were tuned to the protection of criminal suspects' Madame Rosalie Detra. She iansovereignly.
inches receivedlastyeartodate. felony offense. authorities said show. ABC had a 14.6 rating in· rights under the court's Miranda became convinced or Madame
Santa Ana received .34 inches today. They added that Sunday's Los Angeles at tbe same time, decision. Detra's powers when lhe
of rain over the weekend, bring· arrest followed Vire's alle.ged and CBS was 12.9, Arbitron said. The justices left intact an or· psychic accurately predicted
ing the season to date to 28.35 in· thrnts at a Los Angeles bar that bl der by the Illinois Supreme that her husband's brother
ches. Last year's season to date he would kill both Carter and .. H~l~ca~~~~ s N~! ti~rgk ~~ Court that convicted murderer would be killed in a construction
was 8.38 inches or rain. Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. A sUghtly lower than Nielsen's _ Walter Washington Jr. get a new accident. Carter said.
The Orange County Harbor loaded pistol was found i.n Vire's trial in the 1974 shooting death of Madame Detra later told Mrs. P I · N rt B h rt 29. 7 for Arbltron to 32.6 for
Bandit Rohs
Pizza Shop
atro Ul ewpo eac repo · car, officials said. Nielsen. a 16-year-Old Rockford, IU., boy. Robinson her hus band was
ed .38 inches of rain over the State Attorney General .. possessed " by hi s dead
weekend. raising the season The Nielsen share r1·gu-re· William J . Scott. appealed the b th • · ·t shortl before ra·1nfall to "c.89 1·nches to dale. &" -A .,.,,, ro er s spin · Y c,.., ........... _ l (er to t.elevislon sets actually in stale court•s order. He con-Robinson began swearing, Lasl year , 8.30 inches of rain use. while the Arbitron ratings tended that Washington's rights drinking and dressing like his
were reported as lhe season MAYOR calculate homes with television were adequately protected. brother used to, Carter sa.id.
total to date. • • • -including lbose in which the A prediction that Robinson
Huntington Beach pol~e are
seeking a young bandit who
forced a downtown pizza shop
em ployee into a walk·in
refrigerator at. gunpoint and
took $209 in cash early Saturday.
In Huntington Beach. t.he TV sets are not In use at lhe Protest Stoned would die put his wife "in tor· weekend storm brought. .31 ''t as well as the council will be lime. -ee ment," Carter sajd. "She want·
inches of' raitf.'"The total seasonal judged by performance and not NEW YORK (AP> -ft.oma· ed it over wilh," he said, liken·
rainfall is now 2S.88 Inches. The by rhetoric," be said. n i an President Nico 1 a e th ·t t' t th · h
area r~1·ved 10.47 '"'"bes to date b . E',.... p...._ Al mg e s1 ua~on o e anguis """ """ An Orange Countt usiness -rJt-Ceausescu was met in,New York someone wount feel if a doomed
Police said the gunman en·
tered the Big 0 Pizza shop, 410
17th St .. shortly alter midnight
and demanded money from
employee Michael Hall.
The bandit, between 18 and 22,
and wearing a wat.chcap, fled on
foot. according to police reports. pu 1lis an art c e say ng a relatively unevenUul visits to hospital.
ti ago Peak over the stormy Shenkmanalreadywaamayor. • • • three southern states.
JasTtwyeoar1·nc· hes or rail fell on San· mabgazhiedne earliei rl t lsi mothntht JOBLESS by angey demonstrators after relative we r e lying jn the
weekend. A total or 71 inches of The article reportedly stirred ..-------------------------------------rain has fallen in lhe area to resentment.
date this season. Last year's In Huntington Beach, lhe
total was 19.2 inches. mayor is selected by secret
ballots casl by all seven city
council members.
16th Victim Dies
should gain momentum in the
second quarter ol lt78 to make up
for delays in construction and in-
dustrial relocation caused by poor
weather."
CINCINNATI CAP> -A 1Stb
person has died from bums suf.
fered when a derailed tanker car
exploded in Waverly, Tenn .. in
February.
No Ransom Asked
DAILY PILOT
Religion Blamed
In Chaplin Clise
LOS ANGELES (AP) -
Charlie Chaplin's body was
stolen from ils Swiss arave
because be wu a Jew burled in
a non-J-1ab cemetery. the Los
Angeles Herald·Examlner re·
ported today. A Hollywood reporter ror the
newspaper, James Bacon.
quotes a tource cloee to the
Chaplin farully u ,.,tna. '"'fh4)
theft of Charlie'• body from bis
'rave ls strictly a matter ol re·
li1lon and notblng else. No
ranaom was dema.nded and
Lad)' Chaplin was told lm·
mediately where abe could find
the body."
Bacon added that the unJden·
Uflcd aource said non.Jewish
famlllta whose relaUvea were burled in lbe cemet.ery at
Corsler.sur.Vevcy oppoeed tho
preaeace o('CbapUn11 body and
removedlt. Chaplin, who wu bom a Jew,
dtcd Chri1tmaa Day at age 88.
H!• body was 1t.olcn In early
March.
According to Bacon's Swiss
sour ce. Oona Chaplin was
notified ol the body's location
within 24 hours after It disap-
peared from the v1 llage
cemetery. No ransom bas been
demanded for the body,
althoulh Chaplin 'a estate baa
beep estimated to be aa blab as
$100 million.
Mrs. Cbapllo, who ls the
dau1hter of American
playwrtCht !;ugene O'Neill, has
not .,... uallable for comment,
the newspeper said.
The reporter's source was
quoted aa saylnc Mn. Chaplin
waa humiliated because "she
kdows abe can never re-bury lt
<the body) ln the little cemetery
near the home they both loved
for more than a quarter cen·
tuty.''
The Oiaplint Uved on a 38-
acre estate overlookln1 Lake
Geneva.
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1 'PORTIAND, Ore. (AP) -They lived la 1 lbOcllll llOlllJe
bome in CentraJ Oreaon wtth an .,U., ,-.tJe and • ~ eoUldloil
· -two retired women flWnl their ct.ys wttll lardlalni, Olldq Mil
tivle hmdionl.
Neither P1orice Mey lleulre, fl, nor Vera Todd Han. to, bad
been to Europe and didn't expect to at tbelr aae. 'ftiD 11111 HQI'
nephew ottered them a free trip -lf they'd drive a M~·Ben&
camper tbroulh Europe for hlm.
MUIS BESSlaE AND -~ Haya, known to frleadt u Toddle
and Beede. left t.be unincorporated town ot 1.aPtne, populatloa
4,100. oo A.,_. JS.
Lat December tbey were arrested in Sydney, Australia and
dlatCed with •mublllla two tbns ol baaltlsb, valued at SU mtmon,
Ulto the eountry. 16e dl'Ula were concealed in the floor and walls
Of tbe ~per. Pollee called it the lar1est clrul aeilure 1ll
Austr.U... biat.0r3'.
Tbe women pleaded fullty to charges of 1mu0Un, the drua
ueder tbe floorboards of the camper, which they drove rrom West
Germany to lndla and ab.lppecl to Australia. Tbey face a mwmum
sentence of 25 years in prison and a $100,000 fine.
AT A BEAalNG IN NEW South Wales District Court, the
•omen aaJd they •ere tricked into transport.inc the d.,_ by Miu
Hays' nephew wbo promised them an all-expen.ses-paJd trip over·
IHI durln.11 a meeting lut May.
Market
Surges
Again
NEW YOJ\K <AP> -The
stock market ran up another
sharp &ain today in a POWerfuJ
wave ol buying that even sur-
passed Friday's record pace ol •
activity.
The Dow Jones average of 30
Industrials climbed 18.11 to
813.24 by m id-day, after a
19.75·PolntJump Friday.
G afners outdistaneed losers by
Today's c1 .. 1_,
N.Y. Seeeka
TEN CENTS
"Ven 'todd m~....,. in tbe 1ITT meeting " Mias
US.Ire sald. "He said there mlaht be a UtUe 1rass. But'bts em-
phasis wu oo 1eWn1 lbe vehicle 1Mre to A-..tralla." Mm Beaa1re said they ftl"e' aware of the sbe of the d~ shipment until their arrest.
"I am so sorry for lbe bmnlllatioll I have brought on the Unit· ed Statas, ~ a IObbing lllu Haya toad the court.
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ff£& ATl'OllNEY SAID MISS Hays bad been bospitali:r.ed re-
cently alter ttve laJLs durlnc her imprisonment and was in need or
care for a chronic back aliment. The judce postponed sentencinf
for lbe pair pending outcome ol a medical report on Mw Hays.
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FRANK TAU.MAN AT ~OLS OF CURTISS PUSHP
AftJtNn9 Th8t WOuld "' .... Could "' '
• ~ Tallman Killed
'· Wrecked Airplane
Shows No Defects
By JACK.IE RYMAN Of .. ..,~ Sufi .
An invesUgallon tnto the
wreckage of the light plane In
which famed Orange County
aviator Frank Tallman died lhis
weekend has revealed no
mechani cw l defects, a
, spokesman for the National
Transportation Safely Board
said today.
He said a speeial UivesUgator,
flown down from 1>a.kland to aid Los Angeles Jnvestigators,
combed the wreckage <>f ~e
i>lane Sunday and is still seeking
the cause ol the crash.
RELATED STORIES,
PHOTOS -A3, A4
Tallman died sometime Satur-
day when his Piper Aztec
crashed in rugged terrain near
Santiago Peak of Saddleback
Mountain. He was en route from
Oakland, where he had been
.scouting movie locations, to
-Orange County Airport,
.authorities sald.
Tallman. who was reportedly
alone, died h'-'tantly at the llme
or impact, coroner's officials
said.
The NTSB spokesman saJd it
isn't yet known lr stormy
weather over Orange County
,played a role in the tragedy.
Coast
Weather
Fair tonight throu1h
Tuesday with some bl&h
clouds. Lows tonJ1ht 45 to 55. Rlgbs Tuesday 6$ to
10.
INSIDE TODAY
A crowd o/ U,228 ol
Afto1aefm Stadturn wa&ched
tM Calt/omla Surf loac tM /ir•t of o thta-OOtM home
ttand. Stofv, photo., BJ.
•••ex M't----:; ~ I
it .. •Ii= ·i ~J~t
He said Tallman bad not filed
a flight plan bu.t that his not do-
ing so wasn't unusual. So far,
the spokesman said, no air tnf.
fie controllers have been found
who t.alked with Tallman during
the flight.
Investigation is continuing and
will include a routine check into
Tallman's 1)byslcal condition.
the sp0kesman said. Tallman, who would have
been 59 today, had been a flier
and stunt pilot for more than 40
years. He was licensed to fly
everythinjt from a World War I
biplane to a 147 jumbo jet.
He bad recently completed a
segment or ··Black Sheep
Squadron," a televJslon series
on World War II flying ace
<See TALLMAN, Page A2)
Uxut Tee"'
Transient Face
Burglary Rap
A transient man and a 14-year·
old Laguna Hills boy face
burglary charges today after
Irvine police arrest~ them ln·
side tbe Laguna Hills Gun Club,
al 9601 Irvine Center Drive.
Police saJd they were sum·
·mooed to the gun club just after
2 a.m. Saturd;ly when caretuer
WilUam Hill, 66, telephoned to
report auspicious noises lnslde
the building.
Officers said they spotted two
suspects behind a kitchen
counter, ordered them lo lie on
lbe floor, and handcutred the
pair.
Arrested were William W.
Sams, 18. who police said lives
in bis car, and the boy.
Police said the two had
cathered a bayonet, a sword,
two handpns and ammunltJon
behind the counter, and alle1e
they intended to steal them.
Also diacovered was a Jar ol
peanut butter and a jar ol Jelly;
officers said Sams told. them he
intended to snack oil \,be fdod
while waitln1 to see whether
police came after amaabinC a
bathroom window to 1et lnto the
gun club.
Sam.1 w11 beld at Oran1e County Jail on 95,000 ban. "1"be
boy was lodted ln county
Juvenile hall.
Volume on the Big Board re·
ached 29.26 mJllion shares in tbe
first two hours -a total that
would be considered heavy for a·
full day under normal.
circumstances. The record for a
full day, set Friday, ls 52.28
million.
Volume on theBlg Board reach·
ed 45.95 million abarff as of
11 a.m., and aeemed certain to
1urpa11 the Friday record.
As it. Shot upward al the open-
ing, the Dow .broke cleanly
through the 800 level, e,raatng all
ita 1olMI IUace e#lJ January. Aaab* Nld the rat\)' that
besan last week wu feedln& on
itself, attraelln1 additional
buyers anxlous not to miss
further market 1a1M.
Tbe upsur1e ~ince late last week bas bffn attributed ln
targe measure to a rush of buy-
ing by investing institutions
which bad buHt up large re-
serves ol caah.
But foreign investors also
were sald to be playing a signifi-
cant role -especially today.
with lbe dollar adding to its re·
cent galna against lea«Yng
foreign currencies.
The rally continued to extend
Into almost every sector of the
market etcpept for the gold
stocks, wMch showed some
losaes aa bullion prices fell in
Europe.
Panama Eyes
Canal Treaty
Compromise
By The Auodated Press
The Panamanian government
will accept a new comproniise
proposal on U.S. intervention
.rights under the Panama Canal
treaties, Senate Majority Leader
Robert Byrd said today.
With lime running short
before Tuesday's final vote on
the treaties, disclosure of the
Panamanian acceptance gave
new hope to treaty supporters
that the agreements would be
approved. It was not known, however, if
a key senator who bas con·
sistently urged atrong U.S. in·
te"entlon rights would accept a change to the treaties worked
out by Byrd and other leaders of
the pro-treaty fight.
That senator, Dennis DeCon·
clnl, D·Ari:r.., was not involved in
the rece.nl discussions with
Panamanian orflclals, and an
aide said today it ls up to Senate
<See CANAL, Pa1e AZ>
$34,4751NGEMS
TM!EN BY 'lBIEF
SAN DIEGO <AP> -Police
are seeking a burslar who made
off wttb Jewelry worlb an
e.tlmated $34,475 from a San
'Dle10 home.
Armand Correla told in·
ve1U1aton the mlNinl Jewetry
Included a fOld rtn1 aet with 60
dlamona wonb an eaUmated
$11,000, and two emerald dnp
valued al .. 000. olflcers said to-
day.
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MR8. RAMSEY WITH HER TRIPLETS, MARK, LAURA AND MICHAEL
At One Irvine Home, They'll Need a Couple Of Extra Cr1b•
. ,
Tripl,etA Born ID lrDine Mother
By TONYA BAME'IT ... Oettr ..........
Tony Ramsey ol Irvine was told by bis
parents he woukl soon have a baby sister or
brother, but the 4-year-old boy was surprised
to leaJ'D Sunday he now has three alblings -
two more than be had hoped rot.
"T~ is surprised because bis father
and I never told him there would. be more
than one baby for sure," Mrs. Ramse~ said
from her hospital bed. "Bu\ Duane and l had
expected triplets for quite a while." . ,
Hia mother. Mrs. Marianne Ramsey, de·
livered triplets earl)' Sunday morning at San·
ta Ana-Tustin Community Hospital. The odds
of having triplets are approximately one set
for every 9.216 births, according to World
Book EncycJopedJa.
THERE WILL BE A few changes
because of the sudden baby boom at ~
Ramsey residence, the 31-year-old mother
sayd.
"We're planning on converting a
den to a bedroom and are def'm.itely going to
be getting more furniture," she laughed. "I
think we'll really have our hand&qwte run."
THE THREE BABIES, two boys and a
girl, are "doin8 fine." Mrs. Ramsey said.
"They're all healthy and l've been allowed to
bold them."
TWO OF THE NEWBORNS have been
named. Michael Paul and Laura Michelle,
Mrs. Ramsey said. The second boy bas beeo
named Mark but sti~I needs a middle name.
fr.,lne Projects
Bond Election Due
A landowners' election to
authorize $1.6 billion in water
and sewer bonds is expected to
be called by the-board of direc·
tors of the Irvine Ranch Water
District, meelin& tonight at 6
o'clock . The board, meeting at. district
headquarters, 4201 Campus
Drive, also ls expected to ap·
prove the Cormatlon of 10 new
water and sewer improvement
districts.
The districts would comprise
more than 47 ,000 acres of unin·
corporated Irvine Company land
north ol lbe ~lty or Irvine and
eaat of Interstate 5.
The territory ls uninhabited
and bonds, if issued, would be
repaid by future residents.
Thirty-year bonds would
finance water lines for domestic
and municipal service,
wastewater collection and trea\-
ment planta, and a reclaJmed
water distribution aystem to ir·
rtgate parks, schools, greenbelts
and agriculture. .& •
An election for the llircf.
owners, chiefly the Irvine Com·
pany, could be caUed for as ear·
ly aa June 13, accordlnl to dis·
trict offldala. However, several 1rou~ and
individual residents. lncludin&
the c.it.y of Irvine, have proteet.ed
the propoeed action.
Irvine Mayor Bill Vardoulis,
1peaklna for the City CouncU,
hH asked direct.on to delay any
dedalon unW the cJty'a cooten· tlon tUt board membenhip is un~ ia welabed by
the atate ·~ aeaeral. Tbe COUDdl Pfe>*tl that the
landowner-domlnated mem·
bershlp of the board vio!ates the
constitutional principle of one
man. one vote. Five of the seven IRWD board
members are elected by district
property owners, which means
the Irvine Company. which is by
far the -dominant landowner in
lhe area, controls the board.
Last year the board allowed
two public members to be elect-
ed, but diluted the strength ol
the public representation 6y ex·
panding the then five·member
board to se~n. retaining all the
landowner directors.
The board has indicated that
gradual addition or public mem.
bers will give public dominance
on the board by 1983. The Irvine coundl. however,
and numerous active residents,
have demanded immediate
public cont.rol cl the board.
In addition, some resident&.
including environmental writer
Wesley Marx, argue that lbe dis-
trict bas given inadequate atten-
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Solar Dedication
Ritee Postponed
The dedication of a solar
ener1y beating plant at El
Camino Real scbool in lrv1ne
has been puetponed because ol
schedulln1 confllcu, a
spokesman for the •cbool aaJd
today. The ceremony was
scheduled for Tuesday.
No new date baa yet been set
to dedicate the pla.nt .. which will ~rt«lb' be the tara.e.t tacWty
of Ill type ln the U.S.
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tion to environmental aspects or
creating a huge new area or im
provement districts, the largest
such action in the history or thP
state.
"The district claims-an en
vironmental impact report is not
needed at this lime," Marx said,
"because it's more of a planning
program <rather than authoriza.
lion for an actual project>.
"That's ironic. On the one hand they're attempting lo
(See BONDS, Page AZ)
No More Sex
For lnsectJtl ;
WASHINGTON CAP) -J..
The first purely sex·
oriented insecticJde that
..frustrates the sex life" or
its victims was unveiled
by the government today.
It ls deaigned to stop the
pink bollworm.
Applied to a cotton field,
the chemical so confuse&
the sex life of the ad'"'
male boUworm moth that
it usually can't fJnd a
mate, the Environmental
Protection Agency saJd ln
announcing approval or
the pesticide, Glossyplure
H.F.
Glossypture ls "a
chemical duplicate" o( the
natural matiog scent
emitted by female pink
bollworm motb.t t.o attract
male moth•, the EP~
sald. •
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Stinny Skies to Stay Jobless
Dips in
County W wining '.i°mnd Due 1or Coo.st
Al~ Oran1• Co.tit rell·
deota mu~ 90ID8 blab cloudl
Tuescky, DO ra1n la tQ>tCi.d fOC'
Southern Callforal• throu1h
Wednesday, ac~c-4.iPI to lb•
National Weather S.rvlct.
The weather abou.ld be •WlftY
and warmer with bllbl Tuelday
bett.teen 65 and 70 degreea.
Nl1htUme Iowa wlll ran1e from u to 65 deareea.
A weekend alorm over
Southern California broqht the
area average lo 32. 78 inches, the
third higheat seasonal level re·
ported. The all-time hl1h for
area rainfall was set in 1883-84
with a reported 38.18 inches for
the aeuoo t.otal.
In the Orange Coast area, the
highest reported rainfall wu at
the Moulton Niguel Treatment
Plant with .84 Inches falllng
between Saturday and Sunday
mornings.
The weekend storm brouibt
the seuooal Lot.al at the treat·
ment plant lo 30.99 inches. not a
record, but much blgher than
last year's 8.02 Inches.
In Costa Mesa, Ora.nge Cout
College recorded .50 inches of
rain over the weekend. The
season latal to date at OCC ls
27 .91 lnchee compared to 8.06
inchesrecelvedlutyeartodate.
~anta Ana received .34 inches •
<>f rain over the weekend, brine·
ing the season to date to 28.35 ln·
ches. Last year's season to date
was 8.38 lncbes of rain.
The Oraoie COunt,Y Harbor
Patrol In Newport Beacb r"ao.<t-ed .38 lncbes ol rain over the
weekend, raistn1 the eeaaoo
ratofall to •·• inch• to date. Lut year, 1.30 lnchl ot rain
were reported •• the atason
total to date.
In Huntington Beach, the
weekend atorm brouihl .31
inches of rill\. The total aea.IOMI
ralnf all LI now 2$.• mcbea. 'Die
area received 10.47 lnches to date
lastyeMr.
Two lncbel of rail fell on San·
t1a10 Peak over tbe storlllY
weekend. A total ol 71 lncbel d
rain hJ.S fallen in the area ~
dale this season. Last years
total wu JJU lnchea.
F,...PflPAJ
HASH 'TRIP' .• ·.
Arreat warrants were issued ror the nephew, Vern Todd, and
an Australian Pbllllp Edward Shine, on charges of conspiring to
import hashish.
Mlsa Bessire and Mias Hays moved to Oreaon from Southern
California ft"f:,)'ean ago. ·
A friend hid the women enjoyed local blngo ni&ht.s sponsored
by the Lions Club and "they never dragged their feet when it came
lo donations or helping wllb community projects."
· TREUIA lllTCRELL, WHO UVES acrosa the street from the
women, received trequ.nt Poltca.rda and letten from them u they
traveled from Germany to Bombay and then to Australia.
Mrs. Mltcbell iald Mlaa Besa1re and !4111 Haya used to work
for Douglu Aircraft in Lon1 Beach. She sakl ahe believed both had
been married briefly at one Ume and were divorced.
She said Mias Haya, who served ln the Navy ln World War II,
took dlJabllity retirement becaUH of her Nck ailment.
Unemployment In Oran1e
CoWlt,y dipped sUptly in March
to reach 5.1 percent, accordint
to ncuree released tod~ by the
ltate &Dlployment Development
Department <EDD>.
The monthly labor report
lhowed there were IO IOO county
resldenll unem~nd In March
while the total number of
employed. climbed to 9eS,100
A month earlier the number ol
employecf coumy rtlldenll stood
at 913,400 and there were 50,300
people abown on ~ uoemJ)&oyed
rolls u the county's unemploy-
ment rate stood at 5.J percent.
Over a year's time, EDD in·
dicated that the total number ol
jobs available in 0r8Qle County
grew from fl8UOO in much of
19'17 to reach last month's peak
ol916,900Jobe.
The edvaoce Ill Jobi between
February and March eame
acrot1 the employment boards aa EDD lhowed. fOI' example,
3,900 added construction Jobs
and 2,200 new Jobs in retail
trade.
The service lnduatriea, which
include medical and health "THEY WANTED TO FIND a place lo settle down and just servlces, gained an esUmated happened on to LaPln.e," said Mn. Mitchell. "They liked fishing 1,600 new jobs while 1overnment
and there'• Iota here. They're both very athletic women, except payrolls ln the county went up
Vera can't do much anymore because of her back lnju.ry... "'....... by 900 workers In March. -
She aald the women collect.eel and polished rocu and bad • Alf and Running Deaplte continued raim, farm metal detector to search for obJecta. They had oo children, but .,, employment rote by 1.800 jobs
&hey had Suzette, • 1-4-year-old white poodle. This aerial view shows some of the 4.000 co'1lpetitors as last month. accordint to EDD's Suzette was blind and nearly deaf but ·'they loved her so and h d od · th 26 mil <M11: d B t figures. couldn't stand to put her to sleep," said Mn. Mitchell. Sbe said she t ey -get un er way l ay m e -e . .-.,-yar 05 on The department's analyst pre·
cared for the pet when Mm Bessire and Mias Hays went abroad Marathon. dieted "that employment ,...,.... Page Al and finally bad to let the dOI be put away. , growth On Orange County>
gotten mixed up in anything like they had," said Mrs. Mitchell. _.. ......_ '"" nu111.~ BONDS . "They are real nice gals. I don't know how they could have -Re.Ii. • · ~~ d . ~ounlddq~~~ .. ~oto~!!'8\utom .... ~~ lhuep . . . ~ ---------·-~UltJB.-[~J ··"·'-c ~~~~~~i~ -·~;.~~=~s~~'~::-J7;:r-~6~" ~~--~-°""'"T,;:cJ:;;,· ·zir;·(!~~-~ .-,_ ... ~_._-----.
'°~·ft~s~~·wayloplansucb 1e··oJo·caust' Wins 4 'P &vine Hone· a magnltudeofprojecta." ---
Marx claimed the district . • LOS ANGELES <AP> -
wouldbetakmgactiontoexpand ff• h TV R • Charlie Chaplin 's body was
water andaewer p~jects before ig at•ngs stolen from Its Swiss grave problems with ex..l.5ting project.a ._u_ ... ..,__ because he was a J ew buried in
are solved. · a non-Jewish cemetery, the Los
He claimed the district is una· Angeles Herald-Examiner re·
ble to market the reclaimed NEW YORK (AP> -The first The-TV version of Gerald ported today.
water il has, and unable lo store chapter of "Holocaust.'' NBC's Green's novel will run nightly A Hollywood reporter for the
or dispose of existing sludge four-part,dramaontheplilhtof throughWednesday.<Channel4, n ewspaper, James Bacon ,
'so(id sewage) withln the dis-Jews in Europe before ancf dur· 9 lonight> , quotes a source close to lhe
trict ing World War II, captured NBC said the Nielsen survey Chaplin family as saying, "The
He said on occasion the di&· nearly half the Sunday night gave the show a 48 share in New thert of Charlie's body from h.is
trict has had lo spend thousands television audience in New York York City, meaning 48 percent grave is slricUy a matter of re·
of dollars lo truck excess sludge City and sll1hUy less than that of the people in the city ligion and notbtn1 ~IH. No
lo Pomona faclUUea . in Chicago and Loa An1eles, watching TV at the time ~re ransom was demanded and
A.C. Nielsen Company figures tuned to "Holocaust." The first Lady Chaplin was told im·
fi',....P.,,eAJ
CANAL •••
leaders to come lo DeConciru
with the latest compromise ef·
fort.
•'The ball is in their court,"
the aide said.
Meanwhile. in Panama, na·
tional guaniamen t.ouln1 tear
gas grenades broke up a dem· onstrallon today by student
opponents of the Canal treaues
who hurled red, \\'bite and blue
paint canisters against the U.S.
Embassy walls.
About 100 University of
Panama students marched on
the embassy, carryln& signs
reading "Reject the Treaties"
and passing out handbills calling
for "An End to U.S. Colonialism."
About 30 guardsmen had been
stationed at the embassy. and
began using tear gas when the
demonstrators flung paint
canisters at the buildinJ(.
Byrd decUned lo clescrlbe in
detail the langua1e ol a treaty
reservation he plans to propose,
but it is known lo say the United
States does not intend to in· terfere in internal Panamanian
·affairs.
The reservation also would
preserve the U.S. right to keep
the canal operatin1 even If it
were threatened by a work slop.
page inside Panama.
s how. (Related story Page Al.> episode of "Roots" the evening mediately where she could find
The ovemieJit rating• for the or Jan. 23. 1977. had a 52 share in the body."
three cities were substantially New York City.
lower than those for the first In Chicago. the share for
episode in ABC's eight.part "Holocaust" was 43, compared
miniseries. "Roots." telecast In with 60 for the first chapter of
January, 19TI. "Roota." Jn Lo6 Angeles, it was
NBC did not immediately pro-43 for "Holocaust" and 63 for the
ject the size of t.be nationwide first "Roota" episode.
audience for the three-hour A second rating service.
episode. The network's research Arbilron, said lta survey in Los
department, however, estimated Angeles showed "Holocaust"
an audience of six million In with a 27.7 rating, meaning 27.7
New York. three mllllon In Los percent of the homes tn the area
Angeles and 2.6 million In with television were tuned to the Chlca~o. show. ABC had a 14.6 rating in
Top Fireman
Due Honors
At Break/mt
Firemen from Newport
Beach, Caeta Mesa and Irvine
will be honored at a breakfast
Thursday sponsored by the
Newport Harbor·Costa Mesa
Board or Realtors.
Named Firemen or the Year
at the Marriott Hotel event will
be Bob McClelland or Cosla
Mesa, Gerald Schorr of Irvine
and Jerry Strom of Newport
Beach.
Sportscast.er Ed Arnold will be
master of eeremonles. Awards
will be presented by Ron
Pinkard, who portrays a doctor
on TV's "Emergency" aeries.
Los Angeles at the same time,
and CBS was 12.9. Arbltron said.
Arbilron ·s rating for
''Holocal.18t" In New York was
slightly lower than Nielsen's
29. 7 for Arbitron to 32.6 for
Nielsen.
The Nielsen share figures re-
fer to lelevislon sets actually in
use, while the Arbltron ratings
calculate homes wtth television
-including those in which tht.
TV sets are not in use at the
tame.
"Roots" averaged a 66 per-
cent share nationwide for the
eight-night run, generally in·
creasing its audience toward the
rtnal episode Jan. 30, which
became the highest rated show
ever.
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TALLMAN. • Gregory "Pappy" Boyington.
Bacon added that the uniden·
lified source said non.Jewish
families wt:ose relatives were
buried in the cemetery at
Corsier·Sur-Vevey opposed the
presence or Chap Un 's body and
removed it.
Chaplin, who was born a Jew,
died Christ.mas Day at age 88.
His body was stolen in early
March.
According to Bacon's Swiss
source, Oona Chaplin was
notified or the body's location
within 24 hours after it disap-
Woman Strangled
SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -
Police say an elderly woman
was s trangled in her apartment.
Officers said they were called lo
the Pacific Avenue address by
neighbors who said they heard
noises ·•as though someone was
being strangled." They found
the body of Norma Jdontedonico
Sunday night, an electric ex·
tension cord lying nearby.
peared from the vtllag~
cemetery. No ransom bas been
demanded for the body,
although Chaplin's estate has
been estimated to be as high as
$100 million.
Mrs. Chaplin, who Is the
daughter of American
playwright Eugene O'Neill. has
not been available for comment,
the newspaper said.
The reporter's source was
quoted as saying Mrs. Chaplin
was humiliated because "she
knows she can never re·bury it
llhe body> in the liUle cemetery
near the home they both loved
for more than a quarter cen·
lury."
The Cbaplins lived on a 38-
acre estate overlooking Lake
Geneva.
IRS Expects
9Million
WASmNGTON <AP> -
The Internal Revenue
Service estimates that 9
million people are mailing
their federal Income tax
returns today. The fillng
deadline In most or the
United States ls midnight
tonight.
Ao IRS spokesman, Rod
Young, said also that 28.S
milllon Americans will
have sent ln their returns
in the final week.
The deadline was e><·
tended two days because
the normal filing deadline
of April 15 came on a
Saturday
Panel Plans
FmJt Session
The first meetinq or the newly
appointed Irvine equestrian
com mlttee is scheduled tonight
at 7: 30 at city hall.
The committee plans lo dis-
cuss a work proeram to study equestrian i.aaues.
Committee members are
Irvine residents Bill CUibertson,
Pam Davis, Jan Fix, Betty
McMullen and Martha Wetzel.
Besides the voting mem-
bership, there are three ad·
vi!lC>rY members -Pam Sheldon
of the Irvine city community de·
velopment staff, Gordon Getchel
of the Irvine Co. and Bob Rusby
of the Orange County Environ·
mental Management Agency.
The committee, appointed
April 11. is charged with de·
veloplng a local horse trail
system and determining a site
for an equestrian center.
Tavern Fight
Proves Fatal
LOS ANGELES <AP>-A 41·
year·old tow truck driver bas
died or U\iuries he received ln a
fight at a Culver City bar.
RI chard Floyd Glass was
slabbed and clubbed in the head
during the Saturday night inci·
dent, which Involved as many as
eight persons, police Sgt. Phillip
Stone said. Authorities said they
were seeking a man who fatally
attacked Glass.
Byrd and other treaty backers
met Sunday with Panamanian
Ambaaaador Gabriel Lewis "nd
suggested the newest com-promise to him.
The Corona del Mar High
School Jazz Band will provide
music and the Color Guard from
the El Toro Marine Base will
participate.
Tickets for the breakfast,
which ls open to the public, are
$6.25 and can be reserved by
calllng 64&-1B7l
Signals from an emeraency
locator transmitter aboard
Tallman'• craft led searchers to
the site of the wrec:ka1e Sunday
mornlna. almoet 24 hours after
Tallman left the Bay Area.
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Tiuiis Honor
Slain Escapee
BANGKOK, Thailand <APl -
An elderly wo,ian shot on a
aandbat ln the Mekon1 River by
Laotian soldiers as she was try-
ing to escape to Thailand has
been cremated by sympathetic
Thal villa1ers, the Ban1kok
World reported.
The newspaper aald a
boatload of 10 Laotians croased
the river before dawn Saturday
and landed on tM sandbar on
the Thal atite ot the river near
Noni Khal. Laotian aoldlen on
the olh«: bank •potted the 1roup and opefted n,. wtth machine
1un1, but only the woman wu hlt.
After her body lay on the bar
for 1t houra, Thal vllla1ers
rowed out wttb rubber u .... and
1asollne and built a funtral
pyre.
r
Tallman la survived by his
wife Ruth ol Newport Beach,
son Frank Gifford Tallman IV or
Irvine, dauehter Gail Leake of
Torrance, bis mother lnei
Tallman ot New Jeney; brother
Foster Tallman of New Jersey
and slst.erTrudy Jay or La Jolla.
Funeral arran1ements are
pend ins.
Rights Hold
Move Nixed
WASHINGTON CAP> -'nte
U .S. Supreme Court todar. turned away an attempt by I .
Unol1 euthoriU• to weaken the
protecUon d crtmlnal suspects'
rt1hu undtr the court'• Miranda decl1lon.
Tht JusUces left intact an or·
dtr by the Ullnola Supreme
Court that ~vtcted murde~r
Walter Waablniton Jr. 1et a new
trial In tht 1'74 abootln1 chatb ot
a ll·Yfl&r-old Rockford, llJ., boy.
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bome 1D Central Orecon wllb ._. aclnc poodle ad a rock eoUeeUon ~ two retired wom~ fiWq lbeir dQS wttb cardenlD.s. ftlb.1Dc and
CIVIC (UDctlou. ,
Neither Florice May Bessire, 61. nor Vera Todd Haya, 60, had
been to Europe and didn't expect to at tbelr .... Then Mia Hays'
nephew offered them a free trip -if lbey-•d drive a Mercedes-Benz cam~r through Europe for him.
11188 BESSDE AND MISS Haya, known to friends as Toddle
and Beede, left the unincorporated town of LaPine, population
4,100, on Aue. 26. .
Last December they were arreeted in Sydneyt Australia and·
I·
. A.fteraeoa
N.Y. Stoeks ·t ...
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MONDAY, APRIL 17, 1978 TENCENTS1
cbar1ed wttb amualina two tom of bashbb. valued at Sl5 million,
into the country. 11ie drugs were coqcealed in the floor aad walls
ol the camper. Police called it the lariest drq selaure in
Auatrallan history.
"Vern Todd mentioned irass in tbe um meettq," Miu
Bessire said. "He said there mhtbl be a UWe crass. But bis em·
pbasls was on Jetti.nJ the vehicle bere to Australia.••
Miss Besstre said they weren't aware of the size of the drua shipment unW their arrest. , The women pleaded guilty to char1es ol amuillina tbe dn&&
under tbe floorboards ol the camper, which they drOve lrom West
Germany to India and ahlpped to Australla. They lace a maximum
sentence ol 25 years in prison and a $100,000 floe.
"I am ao aony for the bumlllaUon I bave brought oa tbe Unit· ed States,•• a sobbing Mias Hays told the court.
HER ATl'ORNEY SAID Ill.SS Hays had been bospitallled re-
cently after five falb during her imprisonment and wu in need of
care for a chronic back ailment. The Judge }>Oatponed sentenclnl
for the pair peodlng outcome ol a medical (el)Orl on Mias Hays.
~
AT A llEAIUNG IN NEW South Wales' District Court, the
women said they were tricked into tramporti.DC the drug by Mias
Hays' nephew who promised them an all-expenses-paid trip over·
~as durinl{ a meeting last May. <See HAS8 "TRIP: Page AZ>
Market Surges
Stocks Up Sharply Again
NEW YORK <AP) -The full day, set Friday, is 52.28 with the dollar adding to Us re-
stock market ,ran up another million. cent gains against leading
sharp Jain today in a powerful As it shot upward at the open-foreign currencies. ·
wave of buying that even aur· ing, the Dow broke cleanly The rally continued to eNnd
passed Friday's record pace of through the 800 level, eraaing all into almoet every sector of the
activity. its losses since early January. market excpept for the gold
The Dow Jones average of 30 Analysts said tbe rally that stocks, which showed some
industrials cHmbed 18.11 to began last week wu feeding on losses as bullion prices fell in 813.24 by mid-day. after a itself, attracting addit,ional Europe.
19.7S·pointJwnp Friday. buyers anxious-not ·to• miss First·bour volume on the Big
. GJUne~~.i~!an~~~rs.~t,..Jurt11er._m!'~~~~·. __ ~ Board _r~ac_!l-;~ mil~lon _ ~~o~~ .. ~fcrtlgt!~JP'Mitat')oeA~'...;J>"~ or ~--~-~ ....
listed issues. large measure to a rush of buy-only Friday.
VolumeontheBlgBoard ing by lnve~.iog inslitutioas The Dow's early gain, ex--
reached 29.26 million shares in· which had bwlt up large re-traordinary as it was, fell a UtUe
the first two hours -a total that. serves of cash. short of establishing a record.
would be considered heavy for a But foreign investors also The average leaped 21.60 points
C u 11 day under norm a 1 were said to be playing a signifi· in the fU'St 30 minutes of trading
circumstances. The record for a cant role -especially today, Feb. 13, 1973.
Co1D1ty's
Jobless
Bate Dips
Unemployment In Oran1e
County dipped slightly in March
to reach 5.l percent. according
to figures releued today by the
slate Employment Development
Department (EDD).
The monthly labor report
showed tbere were S0,800 county
residents unemployed in March
while the total number of
employf!d rlimhM to 963.100.
IRS ExpeelJl
9MilUon
WASHINGTON <AP> -
Ttie Internal Revenue
Service estimates that 9
million people are mailing
thelr federal income tax mum. today. The filing
deadline in most of t.be
United States is midnight tonight.
An IRS spokesman, Rod
Young, said also that 28.S
million Americans will
have sent in their retoro.s
in the final week.
The deadline was ex·
tended two days because
the normal filing deadline
of Aprll 15 came on a
Saturday.
Preliminary
Capo Board
Budget Due
A $34.4 million preliminary
bud1et for 19'18-79 .tll be in·
troduced tonSPt to Capistrano
Unified Schoof District trustees,
with suggested reductions of
$16.2 Diillion if the Jarvis-Gann
property tax initiative passes in
June.
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FRANK TAl.LMAN PREPARES FOR 1999 .FLIGHT IN ANCIENT CURTISS PUSHER
Memorial Fffght at B•lbO• Honored Orenge C'ounty Aviation Pfo'neer Glenn Martin
A monlb.earller the number or
employed county residents stood
at 913,400 and there were S0,300
people shown on the unemployed
rolls as the county's unemploy-
ment rate stood at 5.2 percent.
Panama Eyes
Canal Treaty
Compromise?
The budget is SS million higher
than this year's $29.4 •million
final budget. Included in the in-
crease is $2 million in state
school building repayment, said' Sam Chicas, assistant superin·
lendenl for general servtces.
Tallman Killed
Wrecked A.irplarw
Shows No Defects
By IACKIE HYMAN
Ol-0.lly ...... IUH
An investigation inlo the
wreckage of the light plane in
which famed Orange County
aviator Frank Tallman died this
weekend bas revealed no
mechanical defects. a
spokesman for the National
Transportation Safety Board
said today.
He said a special investigator,
flown down from Oakland to aid
Los Angeles inve&Ugators,
combed the wreckage of the
plane Sunday and is still seeking
th~ cause of the crash.
~ I
Coast
Wea iii er
Fair tonight tbrou1h
Tuesday with some high
clouds. Lows tonight .S to
SS. Hlgha Tuesday 65 to
70.
INSIDE TODA '1
A crowd oJ 16,226 al
Anaheim Stadium watched
tlu CaaJtmda Surf Joie the
jiral oJ a lh,..~m. home
ltand. Storr/.~. 81. •••• ~-1~1 ns Jif ·1
Tallman died sometime Satur
day when bis Piper Aztec
crashed in rugged terrain near
Santiago Peak or Saddleback
Mountain. He was en route from
Oakland. where he had been
scouting movie locations, to
Orange County Airport,
authorities said.
Tallman, who was reportedly
RELATED STORIES,
PHOTOS -A3, A4
alone. died instantly at the time
of Impact, coroner's officials
said.
The NTS1S spokesman said it
tsn 't yet known if stormy
weather over Orange County
played a role lo the tragedy.
He said Tallman had not filed
a flight plan but that his not do-
inl so wasn't unusual. So far.
the apokesman said, no air trat-
flc controllers have been found
who talked with Tallman during
the nJgbt.
Investigation is conUnuing and
will include a routine check into
Tallman's physical condition,
the aPOkeaman said.
Tallman, who would have
been 59 today, bad ~n a filtt
and stunt pilot for more than 40
years. He was licensed to fly
everythlnR from a World Wn J
bl plane to' a 7'7 Jumbo Jet.
He bad recently completed a
1e1men& of "Black Sheep
Squadron," a television series
on World War II flying ace
Gre1ory "Pappy" Boyington.
SJ1nals from an emer•ency
locator tranamltter aboard
Tallman•• craft led aearcben to
the •lte of the wreckqe s~
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San Clemente
Man Drowns
After 'Swim'
A 42-year-old San Clemente
man, who went for a predawn
swim Saturday, was sighted
floating race down near the pier
and transported to San Clemente
General Hospital, where he died,
apparently or a heart attack, ac-
cording to the Orange County
Coroner's office.
Jerry Habeger. 42, of 617 #1
Ave. Victoria, told friends be
felt like having a swim, police
said. Shortly after 3 a.m. an
A venida Victoria resident heard
people on the municipal pier
screaming that someone was drowning.
Witnesses told police they had
seen · a body floating race down,
north of the pier. Habeger was
located on the beach. near the
Linda Lane lifea:uard lower.
City liCeguaids and firemen
attempted unsuccessfully lo re-
v l v e Habeger as he was
transported to the hospital in a
city ambulance.
Guards Save
Scuba Diver
A member of ·a Long Beach
scuba diving class was rescued
from the surf at Diver's Cove
Saturday alter complaining or
chest pains.
Lifeguards and firemen ad-
ministered fir1t aid to Phll
Gevesbauaen of Loni Beach
after the dlvlnr student was
pulled from the water.
He wasn't hospilallzed, of.
ficlals aatd.
Over a year's time, EDD in-
dicated that the total number or
jobs available in Orange County
grew from 891,800 in march of
19'17 to reach lut month's peak
of 986,900 jobs.
The advance in jobs between
February and March came
across the employment boards
as EDD showed, for example,
3,900 added construction Jobs
and 2,200 new jobs in retail
trade.
The service industries, which
include medical and health
services, gained an estimated
1,600 new Jobs whlle government
payrolls in the county went up
by 900 workers in March.
Despit.e continued rains, farm
employment rose by 1,800 Jobs
last month. according to EDD's
figures.
The department's analyst pre-
di ct e d "that employment
irowtb Cin Orange County)
should gain momentum in the
second quarter of tm to make up
for delays in construction and in·
dust rial relocation caused by poor
weather.·•
Danees Slated
By 1be Alloclated Press
The Panamanian government
will accept a new compromise
proposal on U.S. intervention
rights under the Panama Canal
treaties. Senate Majority Leader
Robert Byrd said today.
With time running short
before Tuesday's final vote on
the treaties. disclosure of the
Panamanian acceptance gave
new hope to treaty supporters
that the agreements would be approved.
It was not known, however, if
a key senator who has con·
sistently urged strong U.S. in·
lervention rights would accept a
change to the treaties worked
out by Byrd and other leaders of
the pro·treaty fight.
That senator, Dennis Ineon-
cini, D·Ariz., was nol mvolved in
the recent discussions with
Panamanian officials, and an
aide said today it ls up lo Senate
leaders Lo come to DeConcini
with the latest compromise ef.
<See CANAL, Paie AZ)
The percentage of the budget
allocated to employee related
expenses -salaries and fringe
benefits -amounts to 80-85 per·
cent. as il has this year, said
Chicas. It includes no salary in-
creases beyond the built·in
schedule and step raises for ad·
ditlonal education earned and
length of employment with the
district, he said.
Pay cuts of 30 percent for
teachers and classified
employees and a Jay of! or 40
classllied employees would ac-
count for about half -$8. 7
million -of the reductions sug-
gested if voters approve the
Jarvis-Gann Initiative in June.
Other economizing measur99
suggested include:
-Increased class loads.
-Elimination or athletics and
transportation.
-Lay olt ot two district ad·
ministrators.
-Reassignment of teaching
s pecialists to class room
teaching.
Tonight's board meeting is
scheduled at 7:30 p.m. at district
omces, 32972 Ca.lle Perfecto in
San Juan Capistrano.
Hawaiians Visit Laguna
Sixteen Hawaiian dancers are
In Laguna Beach thl.s w~k. re-
hearsing ethnic danctna tor a
three.day performance at the
high school auditorium Tburs-
d a y . Friday and Saturday
nights.
The high school students are
part or tbe Untverait{ of Hawall's laboratory scboo and
come from a wide ranie ol back-
1round1, lncludln1 Japanea~
HawaUan, Filipino and Samoan.
Tbe1 wW lol» their Laauna
B••ch counterparts for a Featlnl Dance Concert at the
hllh acbool, alon1 with dance
students from University High
in Irvine, Dana Hllla in Dana
Point and Fountain Valley stu-
dents.
The HawaUan students are
staying wlt.b Laguna Beach
dance students this week. Dur·
lng the day they aasist lnstruct.or
Olia Kalama in ethnic dance
classes.
Tbla week's pqram la the
beglnnin8 ol a school escba.nae
dance pl'OIJ'am ln which Lquna
Beach dancers will visit Hawaii
next 1prtna.
The-Callfornla students will
perform modem, country. Ja.a
and humorous dance
I f
performances during this week's
programs, and HawaUan
youngsters will learn some of
those techniques from Laguna
Beach ins tructor Betty
McCarthy and local students.
Dance performances. lnclud·
Ing ancient Hawalian chants, Sa·
moan dances and Maori dances
wlll be stayed in conjunction with loca dances and a
performance by the La1una
Beach Hlsb School Jan ensem-
ble beJ!nnioC at 7:30 p.m. all
three ~.
Tltketa are on sale at the
school ud at tbe door for '1 50
I
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chapter Ol "ffaJocaust," NBC's 1•.e U. ..._ • • lban ill New ~f.'ltoob" epilode. 1U1btJ¥ io..,. than Nletaen'• -
&ligi,on
Eyed in
Removal four-part. drama on Ute plljht ol York at)', meaaina1 4fbpe~ A HCOD4 rat1a1 eervlce. 21.7 for Arbltron to 32.G for Jews In Europe before and <bu· or tbe peop • la • c Y Arbltron aahl lta survey ln Lo5 Nielsen.
ine World War ll. uptured watchllll,'.fV at th~.~~~ Anee1es' abowed "HolocaUJt" Tbe NJelsen share fiaures re·
otatly baU lhe SUl\day nl&ht lUAed to ~~ ~ ... -•_,__ with 8 i't.1 raim,, 'mean.int 27.7 fer to televtaloo sets actually ln
televtsbl ~ in New York episode ol -~ ev-.. rcent ol the homes ln tile area use. while the Arbttron rattnp City and slightly lea Ulan that of Jan. 23, im. had a 52 share in ~th t.elevSston were tuned to the calculate homes with television
in Cblcago and Los Ansele&, New York C1t.y. lb bar for show ABC had a tc.6 rattna In -including thoM lo which the
LOS ANGELES <AP) -
Cbarlle Cbaplla't body was
1tolen from It• Swl11 crave
because he wu a Jew burled 1D
a non·J~ cemetery. the Los
An1elea Herald·Examlner re·
ported todlly.
A.C. Nle!aen Compa.Qy flames lo Chlc~~o. e a~ e 1M A...a. at tJie aame tlme, TV aeta are not In use at dae show. <Related ator;Y P.,.e A3.) .. Holocaust tbew~ 43t, -~ ot and CS wu w. Arbltrou said. time. ---with 60 for un ._ap r The ovemigfit ratfncs rGr fh
three cities were subatantlaJty
lower than those for i.be flnt
episode in ABC's etaht·part
miniseries, "Roots," telecast In
January 1!117.
NBC did not immediately pro-
ject the size of the nationwide
audience for the three.hour
episode. The network's research
department, however, estimated
an audience of six milll.on in
New York, three million in Los
Angeles and 2.6 million In Chil'ago.
The TV version of Gerald
Green·s novel will run nightly
through Wednesday. (Channel 4, 9 tonight)
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DIES IN CRASH
Flier Frank Tallman
f'ro9 PageAJ
TALLMAN . •
morning, almost 2A hours after
Tallman left the Bay Area.
TalJman is survived by his
wife, Ruth, of Newport Beach.
son Frank Gifford Tallman IV or
Irvine, daughter GaH Leake of
Torrance, his mo'ther Inez
Tallman of New Jersey, brother
Foster Tallman of New Jersey
and sister Trudy Jay of La Jolla.
Funeral arrangements are
pending.
Niguel Group
To Hear T alk
On Co rridor
Laguna Niguel Homeowners
Association members will hear a presentation on ·potential routes
for the San Joaquin Transporta·
tion Corridor when they meel
Thursday at 7:30 p.m.
Officials from the county's En·
vironmentaJ Management Ageo·
ey will discuss the proposed
freeway prior lo an election of
new board members to the
homeowners' group Thunday.
The meeting will be held at
Crown Valley Elementary
School, 29292 Crown Valley
Parkway in Mission Viejo.
Ror more information, call
Susie Ring at 493-0074.
Protest Staaed
NEW YORK (AP) -Roma·
nlan President Nlcolae
Ceausescu was met in New York
by angry demonstrators after
relatively uneventful visits to
three southern states.
ORANGE COAST L1'C
DAILY PILOT
•
SC Planning Begins A Hollywood re.porter for the
newspaper, James llacon,
quotes a source clolo to tbe
Chaplin family ., •lflnc, •'TtJe
theft of Oiarlle'1 bocly from bl•
grave is strictly a matter ot re-By ANNE COOPER °' .. ....,,.,... .....
The South Coast Region of the
California C.OUtaJ Coinmiaslon
is complllng a Local Coastal
Program for San Clemente -
one of three California clUes to have turned the planning
responsibility for the state·
mandated program back to the
state.
Along the 1,100-mlle Cali!omia
coast, 51 other clUes and lS
counties have opted lo draw up
their own coastal plans. ._
But San Clemente City
Manager Gerald Weeks said the
city's planning staff ls already
hard-pressed, processing de-
velopment plans !or three mitjor
San Clemente ranches, without
adding the burden of coastal
planning.
"Thu b a Coastal Commiasioo
mandate," said Weeks. "'Ibey
might as well do the wort on it."
The Local Coastal Plan being
Jteveloped for San Clemente may alter zontni and blulftop
setbacks, chan1e population
densities or scrap the city's
plans for commercjal redevelop-
m ent of the pier-bowl area,
Coastal Commission planner
Bryce Caughey told city resi·
dents last week.
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HASH 'TRIP' .••
in im. California voters ap. Hglon and nothing else. No
proved Proposition 20, caWng .,....._.. ransom was demanded and
for preparation of a long-range ... ,.,_ UCla Lady Chaplin was told im·
plan tor the state's coasWne. A ,,... mediately where ahe could flnd
plan was developed, which Spanish artist Juan Miro t.be body."
became the basis of the 1976 will celebrate his 8Sth birth· Bacon added that the Udideo·
coastal Act. day on Thursday. The photo tlfled source aald non-Jewtsb The Coutal Act requires eaeb famlllea whose relatives were city or county along the was taken in his Palma de burled lo the cemetery at
California coast t.o develop its Majorica studio. Corsler-Sur-Vevey oppo_,ect the
own Local Coastal Program. presence ol Cbaplin'• bocl,y and
Each program.· Jncludinc t.be lB ~ ' removed lt.
local government's land use . estival Cha~, wbo wu born a Jew, plan and zooina ordinances, ls to
refiect state policies on public died Du at ace ..
access to the coast, coaatal Ope N His body •11 ato{en ID urlJ recreation, protection of marine D8 ew March.
and coutal land resourcea and According to Bacon•• Swba
coastaldevelopment. sour ce, Oona Ch aplin waa Local JuriJd.Jctloos bad the op. Building notified ol the body'• Jocat.lon
Uon of applying for state funding within 24 hours after it dlla-to develop their own coost pro-,,
grams or asking the state Festival of Arts officials ~ee.::~~. fN:~:i :~·~
Coastal Commbsion lo do the showed off their new $235,000 ad· demanded for the body,
planning. ministration building at an open although Chaplin's estate bas With San Clemente's request house Friday night attended by been estimated to be aa bi&b as Arrest warrants were issued for the nephew, Vern T~~· and that the Coastal Commission 175 guests. A SlOO million.
an Australian, Phillip Edward Shine, on charges of conspanng lo prepare its Local Coastal J>ro. Tbe 5,000.square·Coot building
import hashish. gram, planner Caughey was as· was completed in February, but Mrs. Chaplin, who 11 tbe Miss Bessire and Miss Hays moved lo Oregon from Southern sign~ lo work full time on the openlvg of the structure was ··en ugh t er of Amer I ca n
California five years ago. city a program. He met. with held off tmtil a grounds facelift playwright Eugene O'Neill, baa A friend said the women enjoyed local bingo nights sponsored about 50 San Clemente r~Jdents could be completed. n,o4>ee0 ~allable for comment,
by the Lions Club and "they never dragg9tt\lleir feet when it came last week lo let them know bow Festival bustoesa manager the nenwi>er nid. to donations or helping wiur community pMjects." • the plan will ~developed. Robert Lel>Peti ~aid -1 oNfte -
• Aleo attendllll the meeting !12;!:ry st:ruetU're and a newly ~~~.-~ .... ~';:~~.~~~ ... -= -~~roin Germany lo Bombay and then. o Australia. . mission. . . Furnishings for tbeTuiidi:t'· ~ • . .
Mrs. MitcbeU said Miss ~ire and Miss Hays used lo work Carpenter swd wnting a Local added another $40 000 to that Seen After ror Douglas Aircraflin Long Beach. She sai~ she believed both had Coastal .Pr.~gr~m for San cost, he said. ·
been married briefly at one time and were divorced. Clemente ts a bag .. order -a The new buildtng houses the
She saJd Miss Hays, who served in the Navy in World War U ., carte blancbe order. . festival board room on the N St
took disabiltty retirement because of her back ailment. "Because whe are wtrlt
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tng the second floor. with box offices eW 0r01
plan, we Cl e coas a com· and administration rooms oo the "THEY WANTED TO FIND a place to settle down and just
happened on to La Pine," said Mrs. Mitchell. "They liked fishing
and there's lots here. They're bolh very athletic women, except
Vera can't do much anymore because of her back injury."
She said the women collected and polished rocks and bad a
metal detector lo search for objects. They had no children, but
they had Suzette, a 14-year-old white poodle.
Suzette was blind and neatly deaf but "they loved her so and
couldn't stand to put her to sleep," said Mrs. Mitchell. She said she
cared for the pet when Miss Bessire and Mi.ss Hays went abroad
and finally bad lo let the dog be put away.
"They are real nice gals. I don't know bow they could have
gotten mixed up in anything like they had," said Mrs. Mitchell.
Arts Commission
Interviews Slated
Laguna Beach City Council
members will be interviewing
applicants for seats on the newly
established Arts Commission
wben they meet in counclJ cham-bers April 25.
To date, 17 Laguna Beach resi·
dents have filed applications for
seats on lhe Dine-member com.
mission, according to City Clerk Verna Rollinger.
Rec Classes
Available
In San Joan
Registration is now being ac·
cepted for additional classes of·
fered by the San Juan
Capistrano Recreation Depart·
ment, at the City offices, 32400 Paseo Adelanto.
Laura Cotner, a graduate of
San Francisco State
University's Physical Education
department, will instruct a class
entitled "Creative Movement for Children." Classes will meet at 4
and 5 p.m. Friday afternoons at
the Sao Juan Elementary multi-purpose room.
Jazzercise, a fun way to fit.
ness class, is held at 6:30 to 7:15
Mondays and Thursdays at
Marco Forster Jr. High School,
25601 Camino Del Avion. Fee for
the eight-week session is $20.
Beginning, intermediate aod
advanced tennis classes con·
linue at varioYS times. For in·
formation on any of the recrea·
tional classes, call "93·1171.
Marine Stabbed
Oatside SC Bar
A 20-year-old Camp Pendleton
Marine, who was stabbed in the
back with a knife late Friday
night in downtown San
Cleniente; was in satisfactory
condt\Jon today at San Clemente
General Hospital.
Pollce aa.ld Rodney Diamond,
of Alexander, 4 ._, was auaulted
behind the You 'N Me Bar, 127 s.
El Camino Real just before mld·
nltht. No arreata have been
made, but police said today they
have Suspect3 ln the IUbblnl fn · cldent.
The Arts cOmmission will act
in an advisory capacity to the
City Council on matters relating
to artistic and cuJturatevents in lhe city.
The panel wHJ meet twice
monthly to discuss ordinances
and rules for the preservation
and encouragement o( fine arts,
performing arts, historical,
esthetlc and cultural aspects of
the Art ColOll)'.
At least five of lhe nine mem-
bers mw;t be active participants
jn the arts, according to an or·
dinance adopted last month by
the City Council.
Terms for commissioners are three years. Interviews with
potential panelists wiU be held
from 6 to 9 p.m. April 25. Ap·
plication forms are available in ~e City Clerk's office until Fri· d~y.
Marine Slain
By Wife in
Marital Spat
OCEANSIDE <AP> -Police say a Marine sergeant who was
under psychiatric care at Camp
Pendleton bas been sbot lo death
aft.er allegedly threatening bis
wjfe and ber mother.
Sgt. Roger D. Timzoff 25 a.~
signed to the lst Marine b1vlsion
at Camp Pendleton, died Friday
at Tri·Cib' Hospital alter being
struck In the head and hand with
a shotgun blast, police said.
Tlmwffs estranged wl!e, SaJ.
ty, 24, told invesUcators she
fired at ber husband after being
forced into a rear bedroom of
her parents' home.
PoUce said Ttmzolf bad Corced
opu the front door to confront
hia wlte and her mother at gun. point.
Mra. Ttmzoll told officers her
husband 1Wlged at her and a~e fired.
'Non-involvement'
KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysla
(AP) -Ol.lna hu called on the
blf powers not to lntertere lb tbe conflict between Vietnam and
Cambodia and bu liven as.
aurancea It wttl oot become in·
volved, 1bai ForeJ,n Mtnllter
Upadlt Pachariyanekun said to-
dav.
missi~n) -w,ill b~. calUng th,e lower level. r t
shots. be , said. That d~ t The new building replaces a
mean we re going to rade former city engineering office
roughshod over anybody. What moved t.o the fesµval grounds
we're going to do is to try lo nearly 30 years ago.
come up with a plan that Festival board members have satisfies everybody and stm been meeting in the new
meets the requirements of the offices since February. Coastal Act." ·
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C'arpenter said the Coastal
Com mission bas planned more
public meeUn&S to 1enerate in·
formation on what bsues are im·
portant t.o San Clemente resi· CAN' AL. • • dents in planning their coast.
Questionnaires will also be
mailed out lo elicit additional
comments, he said.
He urged anyone with con·
cerns relating to the Local
Coastal Plan to write to planner
Caughey at 666 E. Ocean Blvd.,
• Long Beach, CA 90891; or lo call
him at (213) 590-5071 or (714)
846-0648.
Caughey said he is looking for
public opinion on San
Clemente's coastal problems,
special features, resources and
areas (or improvement.
Persons attending last week's
meeting expressed concern
for preservation of the crty 'scan·
yongs and bluffs in their natural
stale; park development at the
base of the municipal pier: bet·
ter beach access; possible re·
location of the Santa Fe
Railroad tracks inland, away
from the beach, and creation of
a monitoring agency to assure
Local Coastal Program stand·
ards are enforced.
The program should be ready
for presentation to the city's
planning commission in about
three moolhs, Caughey said.
fort.
"The ball is in their court." the aide said.
Meanwhile, in Panama, na·
tional guardsmen tossing tear
gas grenades broke up a dem·
onstralion today by student opponents of the Canal treaties
who burled red, white and blue
paint canisters against lhe U.S. Embassy walls.
A bout JOO University of
Panama students marched on
the embassy, carrying signs
reading ''Reject the Treaties"
and passing out handbills calling
for" An End to U.S. Colonialism."
About 30 guardsmen had been
stalioned at the embassy, and
began using tear gas when the
demonstrators flung paint
canisters at lhe building.
Byrd declined to describe in
detail the language of a treaty
reservation he plans to propo6e,
but it is known to say the United
States does not intend to in·
terfere in internal Panamanian
afCairs.
Although Orange Coast resi·
dents may spot aome bigb cl9uds
Tuesd ay, no rain is expected for
South ern California t brougb
Wednesday, according to the
National Weather Service.
The weather 1bcMald be ~
and warmer wlth bicbl 'na.d.l,y
bet ween 85 u d 70 d•1reea. NigbtU~ Ion will ,...,. hm
t5 \() 55 dep-ees.
A weekend storm o ver
Soutbem California brougtlt tbe
area average lo 32.18 lncba, tbe
third highest seasonal level re..
ported. Tbe all-time bigb for
area rainfall was set in 1883-84
with a reported 38.18 Inches for
lhe sea.son t.olaJ.
In the Orange C.out area, the
highest reported rainfall was at
the Moult.on Niguel Treatment
Plant with .84 Inches falling
between Sat~ and Sunday
morninn.
Two Officials
Speak at SJC
Mayor Ken Freiss and Coun.
cilman Larry Buchheim are lo
be guest speakers at t he
Capistrano Business and
Property Owners Association
Wednesday at Harry's Family Restaurant, 32082 South Camino
Capistrano.
The no host breakfast meet-
ing. which is public. will begin
at 8 a.m. The councilman will
discuss the future outlook for
San Juan Capistrano's com·
mercial and industrial develop· ment.
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INTERNATIONAL AWARD WINNING JEWELERS-
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THE RESULTS SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES.
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As shown--
Diamond Engagement
Ring by Jean Franc<?is
Albert, three time winner
of DeBeers National
Award for Jewelry Design.
18 Karat Polished Gold,
also available in hand
textured bark finish. sgoo
Prices mDy vary due to customer
preference In dtJmond selection.
127 Fashion Island,
Newport Center, Newport Beach
Telephone: (714) 644·050 l
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I
I Necat!aton for the Newport· Mesa Unified School Diatrlcl
. wW llleet wttb teacher repneen-
1 taUves Wednellda.y to start lodt-inc for a seven percent solution.
, Tb.at'• tbe difference between
t the lnltial cliltrlc:t pay offer ol a i three percent raise and tbe
Newport·Mef• Education Aa· • soelaUon'a request for a one-
year 10 ~raise.
Don Kimble, prelldeet Of t NMEA, wblch represents
diatrict'a 1.250 teachers undlr a
state coUeeUve t>aualnin1 law,
has branded the district's LniUal
offer aa a "token."
Considering a six percent hike
in the cost ol llvlne. IUmble
says, the district's "economic
pack..ie ol three pel'cent" would
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t f ·
~tock Buying
S1irges Again
• 1 ---u~pvi i The,.
· ~ •ha~p ·;.;-~~~ ~Ul ·
1 wave or buying that even Sur·
9qaed Friday's record pace oC
actJvily.
• The Dow Jones average or 30
\adntrial:s cUmbed 14.99 points
to 0810.12. Volume totaled
'3,I001000 •hares after a 19. 75-
l\·~ty's
1
J , ~lobles.s ~Dips
l
I Unemployment in Orange
County dipped ellgbtly ln March
<to reach 5.1 percent, according
to figures released today by the
-state Employment Development
·Department (EDD>.
-The monthly labor report
showed there were 50.800 .county
residents unemployed in March
while the total number of
~mployf'd clim~ to 963,100.
A month earlier the number or
't employed county residents stood at 913,400 and there were 50,300
people shown on the unemployed
, rolls as the county's unemploy·
! meat rate stood at 5.2 percent.
Over a year's llme, EDD in·
I dicated that the total number of
J jobs available in Orange County
grew from 891,800 in march ot
1977 to reach last month's peak
of986,900jobs.
The advance in jobs between
February and March came
across lhe employment boards
as EDD ~bowed, for example,
3.900 added construction jobs
and 2,200 new jobs in retail
trade.
The service industries, which
include medical and health
services, gained an estimated
~.600 new jobs while government
,payrolls in the county went up
by 900 workers in March.
Despite continued rains, farm
employment rose by l ,800 jobs
last month, according to EDD's
rigures.
The department's analyst pre·
dieted "lb at employment
• growth On Orange .County)
should gain momentum in the I secondquarterof 1978tomaJceup
for delays in construction and in·
dustrial relocaUon caused by poor
weather.''
Coast
Weather
Fair tonight through
Tuesday with some high
clouds. Lows tonight 45 to
.SS. Hilhs Tuesday 65 to
70.
INSIDE TODA 't'
A crowd of 16,216 at
Anah~im Stadium watchN
tlu Cali/omto Svrf W. the
/int of a thrff-oome ~me
atal'ld. Storti, pltotoa, BJ. •••• ..... :E: I ~~.:r~ -I ii= .
~~ IG~a-...
~if.J~Y.,.
close 0 a ·l ·marguf~ ......
New York Stock Exchange.
listed issaes.
Volume on the Big Board
reached 29.26 miWon shares in
the first two hours -a total that
would be considered heavy for a1
full day under normal.
circumstances. The record for a
full day, set Friday. is 52.28
·million.
As it shot upward at the open-
ing. the Dow broke cleanly
through the 800 level, erasing all
its losses since early J aauary.
Analysts said the rally ·that
be1u last~ waa I~ on
itself, attraetlng ad•lt1oaaJ
buyers anxious not to mlsa
further market gain$. -
The upsurge since late last
week bas been attributed 1P
large measure to a rush of buy-
ing by investing inslltutlons
whlch bad built up large re·
serves or cash.
But foreign investors also
were said to be playing a signifi-
cant role -especially today,
with the dollar adding to its re·
cenl gains against leading
forel~n currencies.
Tbe rally continued to extend
lnto almost every sector of the
market excpept ror the gold
s tocks, which showed some
losses as bullion prices fell ln
Europe.
Fint·hour volume on the Big
Board reached 17.48 million
shares, surpassing the opening·
bour record -01 14.97 million sel
only Frida:v.
OC Man .Faces
Assault Rap
Over Sea Trip
• A boal passenge r who ap-
parently became irate when the
skipper decided to stay in
Newport Harbor rather than
brave rough seas, remained
jailed today on a charge of as·
sault with a deadly weapon.
Newport Beach police arrest·
ed Marvin Cletus Sherman, 30,
of Buena Park al the Anchor
Marina, ll71 Back Bay Drive.
Saturday al about 11 a.m.
The boat's four other occu-
pant~. Samuel Bybee, 29, Santa
Ana; AJbert Luke, 20, and his
wife Tammy, ·11, Buena Park,
and Patricia While, 17. al.so or
Buena Park, said Sherman
pulled a lcn.lte on Bybee durlne
an outing When the skipper de-
cided not to take his boat outside
the harbor because of the storm.
They alleged that Sherman
threatened Bybee and Luke with
the four-inch buck knlre and
beat Mrs. Luke before be wu
calmed down by Mlss White.
Sherman was arrested by of.
ficers wbo found him waiUnc at
the marina from wblch the al·
leged assaU!t victims bad called police for help.
Btgirag Denied
SEOUL, South Korea (AP> -
The United States bu sent a let·
ter to the Korean 1ovemmen&
denylni a report. that the CIA
bua1ed the olflce of President Park Cbung-hee ln the l&eo., the
Forelp Minlllr)' announced to-
day.
\ ,
rep~ a loll te teaeben.
Dl1trlct offtclala have con-
firmed tbat two paracrapbs con-
tameel an 1be !DW.al offer call for
the wlt!>dr•Wal ot any pay in·
cl'UleS if tbe J.arvls·Gum tax
inlUaUve paaaes tbla June.
Tbe NlfEA'a board of direc-tora bu drafted a resolution ·op-
poalDS puaage ol Jarvis, which would cut dlatrict revenues by
an t9Umae.d Sit mlUto.n.
Last SDl'lu, teachen-ud dla·
trlct offtc1alS ratified a three.
year coatract tbil 1raat1
teachers abobt a DlDe pefttlGt
'aile over two yeaa.
That aireement allows Ute teachers• Welt pe)' lalb'teQUllt
under a so-called ~eo~
clauae:·
An instructor wbo eamed
$14,081 per year before last
Aprll 's acnement 9(111 see a
salary tncruae to. $1SMI by tbe
tlme the current pay CODtract
expires.
An added 10 ~rcent would puab tb.11 annual income fi(lft to $16,812.
Kimble, a mus1c teacher at
Rea Middle School, said the
N l'EN CENTS
·Paet ;f •.• ~1
NM EA a.lao will renew it.a re-
quest for "blncHq arbltraUon,"
a crtevanee procedure ln which
a tblrd party bu ftnal say in dis·
putes betwt1ea tbe d.latrtct and
teacben.
The current swocecSure, known u advilory arllttration, allows
the district to reject or accept a
ruling from a third party.
Tallman .
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Killed -,;
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In Crash
By .JACKIE ~AN Ot .. lllllly .........
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An lnveatlgatlon into the
wreckage 0( .the light plane in
which . famed Orange County
aviator Frat Tallman died thiS
weekend baa rev ~aled no
~ ~ e c b a n I c a I d e fe c t s • a ~Ill~ -~ 'i•-:o•• ..... , ._&A
-Tr4n·sp()ffit\6li o:>~y· uo~-~!..
sald today. · .
lie said a speciaJ investigator,
nown down from Oakland to aid
RELATED STORIES,
PHOTOS -A3., A4
Los Angeles investigators,
combed the wreckage of the plane Sunday and ls still seeking
the cause of lhe craab.
Tallman dled 10metime Satur-
day when· hla Pl per Aztec
craabed in naued terrain near
8•ntlago Peak ol Saddleback
Mowa\aln. He wu en route from
Oakland, where be bad been
•coutlng movie locations, to
Or .. 1ge County Airport,
authorities said.
Tallman, who was reportedly
alone, died instantly at the time
of Impact, coroner'• officials
Hid.
The NTSB spokesman said it
ian 't yet known If stormy
weather over Orange County
played a role in lhe tragedy.
He said Tallman had not filed
a IUgbt plan but that his not do-
lng so wasn't unusual. So far,
the spokesman said, no air traf-
fic controllers have been round
who talked with Tallman during
the ntght.
Investigation ls continuing and
wUI include a routine check into
Tallman's physical condition,
the spokesman said. .,..., ............. '-......
FRANK TALLMAN PREPARES FOR 118t FUGKf IN ANCIENT CURTISS PUSHER
Memorlal.Altlht •t Balbo• Honored Or•"". ~ A,..~ PtonMt G .. nn r..rtln
Tallman, who would have
been 59 today. had been a flier
and stunt pilot for more than 40
years. He was licensed to fiy
Newport Eleetioa
Heather, Gering
Revise Fund Data
Two Newport Beach City
Council candidates-winner
Jackie Heather and loser
Michael Gering-have revised
tbelr reports listing campaign
contributions.
Gering, an attorney, finished
second ln the Third District race
won lut week by Evelyn Hart.
Mrs. Heather took the Fourth
District seat in a race with
Charles Lari-On.
Both filed amended contribu·
tlon reports listing donations
IRS ExpectJJ
9Milllon
WASHINGTON <AP) -
The Internal Revenue
Service estJmates that 9
million people are mlilin1
their federal income tax
returns today. Tbe fllinl
deadline ln most or the
United States ls midnight
tonight.
An tRS StJOkeaman, Rod
Younc, 1ald also that 28.5
m\lllon Americans wlll
have sent 1n their returns
In the final week.
The deadline was ex-
tended two days because
the normal fU1n& deadUne or April ts came on a Saturda)'. ,.
given their campalens between
the last reporting d•te on March
'l7 an_d the e~on.
Gering llsted a total of S'7,MO
ln campaign contributions ln his
amended report submitted
Thunday. Jn the March Z1 re-
port, Gerlng's contributions
totalled ..,,321.
Mrs. Heather lilted a total or
$335 in additional contributions
since she reported' a campalgn
total of t'.33500 Much rt.
In ber rej)Ort, dated Friday,
Mrs. Heather Informed City
Clerk Dorta 'Geot"lfe •be would
not accept any ad4lit1onal con-
tributions.
llrs. Georte explained that
under the 1ute'1 politlcal re·
form laws, candidates are re-
quired to mall~ two moathly ru-
ing• prior to the cit.y election.,
The law requtret ameodmeata
to be med wtthln 41 hours ol the
recelpt. o< asay c:ontribUUon liven
between the final 1ldlthl)' report
and the election.
She aald only o.rtnf and Mn.
Heather have flle4l tboae
amendments, "aa I'm
preaumU., that QOO&Of the other
candldatea rec"elved any
contrtbutlom bet""'1 Mattb 27
and the eleetlOft."
Mrs. Heather U1ted five
contrlbuUona label' ametldllMlllt,
tbe tarplt .. _., from the
Fbaor~. Oerlq 1 report. nlcb aJlo
noted tUl be l•Y• ........ .,•a
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New Council
everytlli.ng from a World War I
biplane to a 747 jumbo jet.
He bad recently completed a
segment of .. Black Sheep
Squadron," a television series Memhe-.a Take on World War II flying ace • " Gregory "Pappy" Boyington.
Signals from an emergency
Sea•a Tuesday locator transmitte r aboard ma Tallman's craft led searchen to
tbe site ol the wreckage Sunday
morning, almost 24 hours after
Tallman left the Bay Area.
Newport Beach's four new city
council members will be sworn
into office in 4 : 30 p . m .
ceremonies Tuesday in city
council chambers.
Jn addition to the swearing in
or Paul Hummel, Jackie
Heather, Evelyn Hart and
Donald Strauss, councilmen will
select a new mayor and mayor
protem.
City Clerk Doris George, who
will ask the council to certify the
results of last week's election,
said today that one of the losing
candidates bas tpdlcaled be will
uk councilmen not to certlfy the
results because of problems
created by the voting machines
rented by the city.
John Tucker, wbo finished
fifth in a field ol sJx candidates
in the F\rst District, delivered a
formal notice of protest to Mrs.
George the day after tbe
electlon.
The TeSults of the election
were nol known until early
Wednesday morning because
punch. holes ln tbe ballot canls
were m1saligned. Election workers bad to band
check each ballot and rep\Dl<lb
those wtth aUenment problems.
Tucker in b1s protest said be
bellevel It illegal for election
worken to be in the pOIJUoa cl
markl,ng ballots and he further
cbaraed tut •eek that there
w•re 62 baJl«s uniccounted far.
Mn. Geotae aaid tocl&y that
Tucker bu been lDformed that
the only way 1te can eootest \be
(lee eotJNaL, PAGB Al)
Tallman ls survived by his
wife, Ruth, of Newport Beach, '
son Frank Gilford Tallman IV or
Irvine, daughter Geil Leake of
Torrance, bis mother Inez
Tallman ol New J ersey, brother
Foster Tallman of New Jersey
and slater Trudy Jay of La Jolla.
Funeral arrangements are
pending.
No More Sex
For lnseclJI?
WASIUNGTON <AP> -
The first purely sex-
orlented lDH(:ticlde that
"frustrates the sex life" or
lt.s vlctlms wu unveiled
by the eovern.ment today.
It is daiped to atop the
pink bollworm.
Applled to a cotton field,
the cbemlcal so confuses
the aex life ol the adult
male bollworm moth that
ll usually can't find a
mate, the Envtronmental
Protection Aaeucy said in
announcing approval of
the peat.lclde, Olouyplure
H.F. GJouyplure Is "a
cbemlcal dupllJate•• of the
natural matlng scent
emltted by female plnt bollwcwm motbl to attract
male lb'tt"• th• BPA aald.
tt
l•·~eDlaartn
Water Board
EJes ElectiOn
A landown•ra· election to
autborbe tt.6 bUUoa in • .._.
and ..... boladl ;.. upected ao
be called by the board ol dlree·
tors of the tl"VlDe Rueb Wat.e
Dtttrict, meetlns tooipt at 6
o'clock.
The board. m.eetln• at district
beadquartera, 4201 Campua
Dnve, also ii ~ted to lP.
prove the lormaUon of 10 new
wet.er and sewer improvement districts.
The districts would comprise
more than 47 ,000 acres of uain-
corporated lrv1ne Company land
north of the city of Irvine and
east or Interstate 5.
The territory Is uninhabited
and bonds, ii issued, would be
repaid by future residents.
Thirty.year bonds would
finance w•ter lines for domeetlc
and munlclpal aervice,
waatewater colleet.lon aAd t~at
ment plants, and a reclaimed
water distribution system to ir·
tigate parks, schools, sreenbeUs
and aMric.ulture.
An election for the land-
owners, chieny the Irvine Com-
pany. could be called lor as ear-
ly as June 13, according lo dis-
trict officials.
However, several groups and
individual residents. including
the city of Irvine, have protested
the proposed action.
Irvine Mayor Bill Vardoulls,
speaking for the City Council,
has asked directors to delay any
decision mut the city's conten-
tion that board membership is
unconstitutiooal ls weighed by
property owners, which means
the Irvine Company. wbJch la by
far the dom1llu& landowner ln
the aru. CCGtrOll tb• board.
Lut year the ,.board a1Jcnnd
two public members to be elect·
ed. but diluted the strength of
tbe public representation by ex-
pandlne the then five-member
board to seven, retalnlog all t.be
landowner directors.
The board has Indicated that
gradual addttlon of public mem·
hers will give public dominance
on the board by 1983.
The Irvine councll, however,
and numerous active residents.
have demanded lmrnedlate
public control of the board.
Jn addition. some residents,
including environmental writer
Wesley Man, argue that the dis-
trict bas given inadequate atten-
tion to environmental aspect.a ol
creating a huge new area of lm· provement districts, the largest
such action ln the history of the
state.
"The district clalma an en·
vironmeotal impact report la4'0l ~
needed at thiJ time," Man said,
''because it's more of a plannlnl
1>rogram (rather than aulborba·
lion tor an actual project).
"That's ironic. On tbe one
band they're attemptin1 to
Underground·
Wire Project
........... P.-..•kllllNC..... MRS. RAMSEY WITH HER TRIPLETS, MARK, LAURA AND MICHAEL
At One ltvlne Home, They'll Nffd • Couple of btre Crtba
'rhree ef a Kind
Trip/,eta BOm to 1117ine Mother
By TONYA BASSETI' "Tony ls surpriffd because his father
Ot .. .,....,.......,. and I never told him there would be more
Tony Ramsey 9f lrvtoe wu told by bla than one baby for sure," Mrs. Ramsey said
parent.a be wou.1d soon bave a baby alater or from her hospital bed. "But Duane and 1 bad
brother, but the 4-year~ld boy wu •W"P.ri•ed expeeted triplets for quite a white."
to leam Sunday be oow has three aibllnt• -.
Panama
To Okay
New Pact ., ..... ~ .....
Tbe Panamanian eovenunent
wUl accept a new eompromile
propotal on U.S. tDtervetat.lon
rtabta ...,_the Pauma Canal treaue1, Senate lllJ«ltt Leader
Robert Byrd •aid toda)'.
With time running abort
before Tuesday's final vote en
the lnatl•, disclaeure ol the
Panamanian acceptance save
new hope to treaty supporters
that t.be •1reementa •OUld be approved.
It was aot known, however, ll
a key aenator who baa con·
alllently urged atrona U .S, in·
tervenUon rfaht.a would accept a
chance to the treaUee worked
out by Byrd and other leaden ~
the pro-treaty fight.
That senator, Dennis DeOen·
clni, D-Ariz., was DOt involved in
the recent dlacuaaloaa with
Panamanian officials, and an
aide saJd today It ls up to Senate
leaders to come to DeCoDcini
with the latest compromtai& el·
fort.
"The ball ls in their court ··
the aide said. '
MeanwbUe, In Panama, na·
tional gilardsmen tossing tear
gas grenades broke up a dem.
onsttation today by student
opponents ol the Canal treatiet
who bW'led red, white and blUE
palnl canisters againat the U.S
Embassy wails.
the stat.eattorney general. N ~ J te s~a.:;· ~~:~re.~~~~~. ·!1.\W :. (!!~Pt.~ '·
,.,. • 'Or ~vr~ ... awur-. .. ' v..._. ·~.;..~._..-h constltutio~~I princlpt';'" of one .. r.roject was rorma~;;"°~pleted ...
two more tho be had boped f«. TBEaE WILL BE A few ch.antes
becauae ol the sudden baby boom al the -~ :Umotber-Mm~.._dt·~ _ .~~O' .~en.~. '11e 31-year-old Jnotber Tilf'Fv '"_ ~ ~ ~'~!f91 ·~.-· ~-. ., .........
· ~a Ana·~ Commwi.fi Olp • . T&e odds· -'... We~e11-p-CJ:ftll1n1 Oll••e·rdnk 'i ..:..
A bout 100 University 01
Panama students marcbed or
the embassy, carryln1 aignt readlng "Reject the Treaties'
and Passini out handbUla c~
for" An End to U.S. Coloflalls., •
A.bout 30 guardsmen had been station~~ emb~ and
-~em·om-Ds ~1:i•"'~fnt
man. one vote. · n brief ceremonies today in
Five of the seven IRWD board which the last utility pole was
mem hers are elected by d.latrict taken out of the growid at East
• Coast mehway in Corona del
Mar.
Dad of Mesa
Police Chief
Dead at 83
Private family services wlU be
held Tuesday for William S.
Neth of Costa Mesa, who died
Friday at the age of 83.
Mr. Neth was the father of
Costa Mesa Police Cblef Roger
Neth.
Services will be held at Bell
Broadway Chapel, with burial at
Harbor Lawn Memorial Park.
Mr. Neth was a farmer for 40
yea~ in Iowa, moving to Casta
Mesa when he retired 20 years
ago. He was a member of the
First United MetbodJsl Chun:h
in Costa Mesa.
Survivors, in addition to Chief
Neth, include Mr. Neth's wife.
Selma Neth of Costa Mesa;
another son, William Neth of
Costa Mesa; brothers, Burl Neth
of California and Leo Neth of
Nevada; sisters, Hazel Benson
of Fountain Valley and Tina
Lynd of Oregon; five grandchildren, and one great-
grandcbild.
Her Buick
A Sandwich?
New·port Beach police would
like to find the culprits who tried
to make a peanut butter and j el-
ly sandwich out or a Baycrest
resident's car e arly Sunday
mQrnlng.
Jane Demps ey, 58, or 1848 .
Commodore Road. told police
she found her 1977 Buick Skylark
smeared with peanut butter and
green jelly when she awoke al
about 7:30 a.m.
omcers said no permanent
.damage was done to the vehicle,
but lhey -'Pec ulated Mrs
Dempsey-faced a lot of work in
gelling the sticky goo off her
car
DAILY PILOT
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A spokesman for the Southern Callfornia Edison Company said
the project, in which utiliUes
along a 1.4-mUe stretch of the
highway were placed under-
ground, brines to $1.2 million the
(unds spent on underground.ing
In Newport Beacb since 1968.
The money comes from a fund
of utlllty laxes collected in
Newport. Beach.
Attendln1 the 9 a .m .
ceremonlea were represen-
tatives ol the clty council. the ci-
ty atatr, tbe Edlsoo Company
and the lrvtne Company, which
dedicated the land used for the
undergl'OWlding.
F,.._PageAJ
FUNDS •••
$2,000 loan. showed several
large conlrlbutors:
Developer Dennis R. Bear,
SlOO; Balboa bouaewtre Julia
Banning, $100; architect Dick
Dodd, $100; accountant Maury
De Wald, $100; Fluor Corp .• $200;
executive Preston Kerr, $200;
attorney Gerald Shaw, *200;
Newport Harbor-Costa Mesa
Board of Realtors. $200; Pacific
Mutual Insurance Company,
$200 ; executive Warren Fox,
$100; developer Robert Hlll.
$100 ; attorney Joe Obegl, $100;
banker Thomas Deemer, $ZOO:
attorney Caldwell Campbell,
SlOO; accountant Hugh Grant.
$200; attorney Donald Killian,
$100; developer John Hamilton,
$100 and $100 from the building
firm of John D. Lusk and Sons.
Traffic Plan
To Be Aired
At LEAF Meet
The Newport Beach traffic
phasing initiative being pro·
posed by the Legal Environmen-
tal Analysis Fund <LEAF> will
be debated al Tuesday's meet-
ing ot \be Women's Civic
League.
Speaking in favor of the
measure to curtail building that
would worsen the city's traffic.
wlll be Calvin McLauthlln, a
LEAF DJember.
The opposition will be
represented by Qordon Jones of
the Irvine Co.
The meeUng, open to the
public, begins with a half ·hour
social gathering at 9:30 a.m. in
tbe Mariners Library multip~ room. The debate
will belln a\ 10 a.m.
,,,..... Pflfle AJ
COUNCIL •••
election la to nie a peUUon with
tht Oranct County Superior Court.
''The e1ecllon code Is quite
clear and It 1ay1 we muat c.n.lly
the eleetlon within seven days.
The court proceedJn3 could be a
v ery lencthy proceu," sbe explained.
or having Lrlple«& are approximately one set den to 1 bedroom and are defin.ltely Colna to
for every 9,216 blrtba, according to World be settlna more furniture." abe la\llJ*I. "I canlaten •t the buUding.
Byrd declined to describe in
detail the language or a treaty
reservation be plans to propose,
bul it la known to aay the United
Stales does not intend to in-
terfere in internal Panamanian
affairs.
Book Eacyelopedla. ~ we'll really have our hands quite ruU."
THE 'l'llllEE 8ABIE8, two boys and a
girl, are "doing fine," Mrs. Ramuy said.
"They're all healthy and I've been allowed to
hold them."
'
TWO OF TllB NEWllOllNB have been
named, Michael Paul and Laura Michelle,
Mn. Ramtey said. The ~ boy baa been
named Mu« but atilt needs a m.lddle name.
'Holoc a ust' W ins •
Top Fireman
DueHonon
At Break/oat
The reservation also would
preserve tbe U.S. right lo keep
the canal operattns even if lt
were threatened by a work stop-
page inside Panama.
Byrd and other treaty backen
met SWlday wttb Panamaniar
Ambassador Gabriel Lewis ~
suggested the newes t com
promise to blm. ~TVRatings
NEW YORK <AP> -The first "ff ~ t" .... Firemen from Newport C.andidat chapter of "Holocaust," NBC's o ocaua wu ._, compared Beach, Costa Mesa and Irvine e8
four-part, drama on .ht ot with 80 foe the ftrat cbapt.r ol wlll be honored at a breakfast
Jews In Europe befo dur-"Root.I." In Los Aqeles, It wu Tburaday aponsored by the ,., Speak
ing World War U, ured :i~~~.~~~a:,cs 83 for the Newport Harbor-Costa Mesa I 0 &t
nearly ball the Sunday night A second rating .service, Board ol Realtors.
televlslon audience in New York .Arbltron, 1aJd lta aurvev In Los Named Firemen of the Year NB Meeti·n g City and sllghUy less than that A 1 " al the Marriott Hotel event will ___ _
in Cbkaeo and Los Angeles. nee es showed "Holocau.at" be Bob McClelland or Costa
A.C. Nielsen Company figures wllh a zr.7 raUn1, meanln1 ~.T Mesa. Gerald Schott of Irvine Candidates from both putiet
show. <Related story Page A3.) percent of the bomes in the area and Jerry Strom of Newport who are running for the As·
The ovemlaht ralln1a for the with televWon were tuned to the Beach. sembly In tbe Tard and 74th Dis·
three clUes were substantJally sbow · ABC had a 14·6 ratiq In Sportscaster Ed Arnold will be trtct.a will speak at a meeting of
lower than those for ibe· nnt Loa Angeles at the aame time. master of ceremooJes. Awards the Citizens Harbor Area and CBS WU 12.9, Arbltton Hid. episode in ABC'• eight-part Arbltron•a ratlnd for will be preaented by Ron Research Team CCHART> mlnlseries, "0 ----," tel-ut in • Pinkard, who -·ays a doctor Tburacl•v mocnin° in Ne-"4 ~ ~ "Holocaust" in New York was ,....w _., • ~,..,.. January,1977. on TV's "Emergency" series. Center.
NBC did not immediately pro-slightly lower than Nielsen's -The Corona del Mar High The 7;30 a.m. meeUng is open
ject tbe slze of the nationwide 29· 7 for Arbltron to 32·6 for School Jan Band wlll provide to the public. Jt will be held at
audience ror the three·hour N~~:nNlelaen abare ficht-. re-music and the Color Guard from Glendale Federal Savings, 100 episode. The network's resean:h e'I"' •v the El Toro Marine Base will Newport Center Drive.
d b . ted fer to televtsi.on sets actually in partl"'lpate T .. e 73rd dlst-""t "UrrenU epartmeot, owever, est1ma hi ~ · 11 • •-. • .. y an audience of slx mllllon in use, w le the Arbltron ·ratings Tickets for the breakfast, represented by Democrat Deo-
New York , three million in Los calculate homes with television which la open tot.be public. are nls Mangers, covers West -lnol.uding thoee in which tht. -.. ., and be ed b 0 ""-·-t a-..1 ,,.._ta Ill Angeles and 2.6 million in TV sets are not in use at the ~·""' can reserv Y range"""'"yauu'VU8 en. Chicago. lime. calling 646-1671. The 74tb, represented by
The TV version or Gerald Democrat Ron Cordova, rwu "Root.a" averaged a 66 per-fr m Ne p t B b t Green's novel will run nightly cent share nationwide for the } £AL v1•cliJD• Di-Oco . id w or e a c o through Wednesday. <Channel 4, "'° ~o eans e. 9 tonight> eight·nlahl run, generally in-CINCINNATI CAP> -A 16th M anqera is seeking re-creasing its audience toward the t t· b t Cord · · NBC aald the Nielsen survey fi person has died from bums suf-e ec Ion, u ova is runrung
h .. _.. h . nal episode Jan. 30, which fered _.__a derailed •a-... r car for the 36th C'Oa•-Senate D:-•...tct gave t e 8uu"" a 48 s are in New w11e11 ,...,.. ~ .c ... u• y k c ·t . 48 became the highest rated show exploded in Waverly, Tenn .. ·an seat be l n g vacated by or 1 y, mearung percent ever. Republic•"' n..nnis Carpenter.
or the p.eople In the city ,--~~~~~~~~~~~~-F_e_b_r_uary......;._·~~~~~~~~~~~~-.... ~uo:~~~~~~walching TV at the time were
tuned to "Holocaust." Tbe lint
episode or "Roots" the evening
or Jan. 23, 1977, had a 52 share in
New York City.
In Chicago, the share for
* * * 'HoWcmut'
Boob Shoun
lnNmqJOrt .
In conjunction wlth the NBC
television movie, "Holocaust,"
all branches or the Newport
Beach Llbrary will display
books on the topic thla week.
The motion picture. airing
nightly throueh Wednesday,
covers tho rlae of N uism ln
Germany ind the persecution ol
Jews.
A library aPOkesman said the
displays offer supplemental
lntormatlon to the telvlsion
program in books for children
and aduJt.s.
The branches are located at
100 E . Balboa Blvd., 420
Marigold Ave .• ~Dover Drive
and 8000 W. Coast HJghway.
JoumaliAt Freed
BUENOS AIRES. AraenUna
<AP> -JournaU1t Jacobo Timerman, whole lrnprt10Dm1nl
was talten up by Prerldent
Carter as a human rtahta caute,
waa releaMd from Jail today and
ordered tnto lncleflnlte bouse ar-
rest, police said.
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A.Item .. •
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TEN CENTSf
A 'Bad . Trip' for Li&tle IJIB Ladies
' PORTLAND. Ore. CAP) -They Uftd in a modest mobile home In Central <>re,-on wttb ID acinC poodle ud 1 rock eoUfftion
-:-twq ntlred women fl1llni tbe1r days witb gardeniftl, ftab.ln1 ·anct
ClYiC functions.
Nelther Flortce llay Bessire, 61, nor Vera Todd Rays, 60, bad
been to Europe and didn't expect to at their a&e. 1ben Mlls Haya'
bepbew offered them a free trip -lf they'd drive a MercectN-Bem
camper through Europe for him.
11188 BB88111B AND MISS Hays, known to fttenda u Toddie
and Beezie, left the mliDCOl'pOrated town ol LIPtne, population
4,100, on Aq. a .
Lut Dffember they were BTeSltd in Sydney, Amtralia and
BEK A1TORNEY SAID 'Ml88 Rays bad been bospitallaed re~
charted wtt.h amualllDI two tom of hubl.aa&· valued at 11.5 mlW0n, . 11Vem ·Todd mentioned gnu in tile llm meeting,•• MJu
into tbe eow:liry~ Th• drugs were concealed ln the Ooor and walls Bessire said. "He aaid thtte mllht be a little arus. But his em· of the CaJ?pet. Police called it the largett druc aelaure ln phuta was on getting the vehicle beN to Australia ...
Austtallan blstory. Miu Bessire aafd they weren't aware ol the me ol the drug
Tbe women pleaded tullly to char1es of amuulinl the drug shipment until their arrest.
under the floorboardl of the camper, which they di'Ove lrom West "I am so sorry for the humiliation I have broupt on the Unit·
Germany to India and shipped lo Australia. Tbey face a muimum ed Stai.,•• a IObblna Mils Jla)'I told the court.
sentence~ 2$ years in prison and a $100,000 flne.
. .
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'AT A REAIUNG IN NEW South Wales District Court. the
women aaid they were tricked into t.ranaportina the d.ruc by Mlaa
Har•' nephew who promised them an all-expeDMl·paid trip over·
aeaa dwm. a meeting last May.
cently after five falls during her imprisonment and was ln need of
care for a ehrooic bJck allmellL The judge postponed se.ntenclnt
for the pair pebd.lna outcome~• medical~ on Miss HQS i
(See llA8ll "TIUP. • Pa&e AZ> · ~ / ,-v ·.· .. ~·
Market Su~ges :2
·.~ :1
:·f .~; ,
:.'.\
·~ •I . •/ Stocks Up Sharply Again
. NEW YORK CAP> -The
stock market ran up another
sharp gain today in a powe.rful
wave of buYing that even Sur·
passed Friday's record pace or
activity.
The Dow Jones average of 30
ind us trials climbed 18.11 to
813.24 by mld·day, after a
19.75-point jump Friday.
Gainers out.dis~ losers by
close to a 3·1 margin •IDl>llf
'• · Ns w .... Y~ ... ~~W,, E}lc~n~e; lo ~ Vo1um~~! Bit ~oa;f~~
' ached 29.26 million ~ares in the
first two hours -a total that
would be considered heavy for a•
full day under normal.
circumstances. The record for a
full day. set Friday. is 52.28
million.
U>1D1ty's
Jobless
Rate Dips
Unemployment in Orange
County dipped 1UghtlJ ln March
to reach .5.1 percent. according to figures released today by the
state Employment Development
Department <EDD>.
The monthly labor report
showed there were 50,800 county
residents unemployed in March
while the total number of employ.wt rllmhM lo 983.100. -·----·· . A month earlier the ntimber of
full day, set Friday, is 52.28 were said to be playing a signifi·
million. cant role -especiallY today,
Volwneon theBig Board reach· with the dollar adding to ita re-
ed (5.95 million shares as ol cent gains against leading
11 a .m., and seemed certain to foreign currencle:o;
surpass the Friday record. The rally continued to extend
As it shot upward at the open-into alm<l6t every sector of the
ing, the Dow broke cleanly market excpept for the gold
through the 800 level. erasing all stocks, which showed some
its losses since early January. losses as bullion prices fell in
Anabaia. said the rally that Europe. -
began last week wu feedia& on First·hour volwne on the Big it~eH, attracting additional Board reached 17.48 million
)ID----=:lt&~~ •. -~ ~••t:~--1·-'&.t.heUOMr ~-ftinner~tdFke~ihls.~ • 7~Jf9;.:.,,_; __ :-.~'~.,,..
Tbe upsurge sinee. late last only Friday.
week has been attributed in The Dow's early gain, ex·
large measUN' to a rush of buy. traordinary as it was fell a litUe
ing by investing institutions short of establishing a record.
which had built up large re· The average leaped 21.60 polnts
serves of cash. in the first 30 mlnutes of trading
But foreign investors also Feb. 13, 1973.
IRS Expects
9Million
WASHINGTON <AP>
The Internal Revenue
Service estimates that 9
million people are mailing
thelt federal income tax
returns toay. The fiJiag
deadline in most of the
Unlted States ls midnl&bt
tonlcbt.
An IRS spokesman. Rod
Young, said also that 28.5
million Americana will
have sent in their returns
in the fmal week.
The deadline was ex-
tended two days because
the normal filing deadline
of April 15 came on a
Saturday.
.
Capo Board
Budget Due ·
A $34.4 million preliminary
budget for 1978-79 will be in·
troduced tonight to Capistrano
UnUled School District trustees. witb sugfJested reductions of
S16.2 million ii the Jarvis-Gann pro~rty tax initiative passes in June.
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FRANK TALLMAN PREPARES FOR 1969 FLIGHT IN ANCIENT CURTISS PUSHER
Memortal Fffgttt •t Belbo• Honored Orange County Aviation Pioneer Glenn Martin
employed county residents stood
al 913,400 and there were 50,300
people shown on the unemployed
rolls as the county's unemploy·
ment rate stood at 5.2 percent.
Panama Eyes
Canal Treaty
Compromise
The budge( is ~ million higher
than this year's $29.4 million
final budget. Included in the in·
crease is S2 million in state
school building repayment, said
Sam Chicas, assistant superin·
tendent for general services .
The percentage of the budget
allocated to employee related
expenses -salaries and fringe
benefits -amounts lo 80-85 per.
cent, as it has this year, said
Chicas. It includes no salary in·
cr eases beyond the built·in
schedule and step raises for ad-
ditional education earned and
length of employment with the
district, he said.
Tallman Killed
Wrecked Airplane
Shows No Defects
B> JACKIE HYMAN
Cll .. DMIY l'IMt S'-"
An investigation into the
wred:age of the light plane in
which famed Orange County
aviator Frank Tallman died this
weekend has revealed no
mechanical defects, a
spokesman for the National
Transportation &afety Board
said today .
He said a special investigator,
flown down from Oakland to aid
Los Angeles investigators,
combed the wreckage of the
plane Sunday and is still seeking
the cause of the crash.
Coast
Weather
Fair tonight. through
Tuesday with some hiib
clouds. Lows tonight 4S to
55. Highs Tuesday '8:5 to
70.
INSIDE TODA~
A crowd of 16,2tf at
Anah~im Stadium watchN
the Coliforrda Sllrf lo1e the
/int of o three.gom1 horM
ltand. StOfJI, photOI, 81. ••••
lit·i
Tallman died sometime Satur·
day when his Piper Aztec
crashed in rugged terrain near
Santiago Peak of Saddleback
Mountain. He was en route from
Ollkland, where he had been
scouting movie locations, to
Orange County Airport,
authorities s4id.
Tallman, who was reportedly
RELATED STORIES,
PHOTOS -A3, A4
alone, died instantly at the time
of impact, coroner's officJals
sald.
The NTSB spokesman said it
isn't yet known if stormy
weather over Orange County
played a role in the tragedy.
Ht Hid Tallman had not filed
a flight plan but that his not do-
ing so wasn't unusual. So tar,
the spokesman said, no air traf.
fie controllers have been f0¥nd
who talked with Tallman during
the ntabt.
Investigation ls continuing and
wlll include a routine check into
Tallman's physical conditlon,
the spokesman said.
Tallman, who would have
been 59 .today, had been a ftler
and stunt. pilot for more than 40
yean. He was licensed to fly
ever~ from a World War I
biplane to. a 747 jumbo Jet.
He had recentlY colnpleted a
se1ment of "Black Sheep
Squadron,'' a televialon serio
on World War II flying "lee
Gregory "Pappy" Boylngtoo.
Signals from an emergency
locator transmitter aboard
T1Jlman'1 craft led aeareben to
the 1ite ol the wreckaae Sunda1
<See TALLMAN, Pa1e A2>
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'HoloCaost'
Grabs Half of
NY Audience
NEW YORK <AP> -The first chapter of "Holocaust," NBC's
four· part, drama on the plight of
Jews in Europe before and dur·
lng World War JJ, captured
nearly half the Sunday night
television audience in New York
City and slightly less than that
in Chicago and Los Angeles,
A.C. Nielsen Company figures
show. <Related story Page A3.)
The overnight ratings ror the
three cities were substantially
lower than those for the fll'Sl
episode in ABC's eight-part
miniseries, "Roots," telecast in
January 1977.
NBC did not immediately pro-
ject the size of the' nationwide
audience for the three-hour
episode. The network's research
department, however, estimated
an audience of six million in
New York. three million in Los
Angeles and 2.6 million in
Chicago.
The TV version of Gerald
Green's novel will run nightly
through Wednesday. (Channel 4,
9 tonight)
NBC said the Nielsen survey
gave the show a 48 share in New
York City, meaning 48 ~rcent
of the people in the city
<See JEWS, Page AZ>
Plmnbing Tools
Stolen From Site
Orange County sherlrf's of.
fieers are lnvestigaUng the theft ot tools and materials valued at
$2,021 from a Laguna Hills con·
strueUon 1ite.
DeputJes said the property
wu taken ft'Om a building site at ~555 Loi ADsoa Blvd. The losa wu reported by officlala of R
and D Plumbing. Inc., of
Anaheim.
Over a year's time, EDD in·
dicated that the total number of
jobs available in Orange County
grew from 891,800 in march of
1977 to rec1ch last month's peak
of986:ooo;obs.
The advance in Jobs between
February and March came
across the employment boards
as EDD showed, for example,
3,900 added construction jobs
and 2,200 new jobs in retail
trade.
The service industries, which
include medical and health.
services. gained an estimated
1,600 new jobs while government
payrolls in the county went up
by 900 workers in March.
Despite continued rains, farm
employment rose by 1,800 jobs
last month, according to EDD's
figures.
The department's analyst pre-
dicted "that employment
irowth ijn Orange County)
should 'gain momentum in the second quarter of 1978 lo make up
for delays in construction and ln·
dustrial relocaUon caused by poor
weather."
By Tbe Associated Press
The Panamanian government
will accept a new compromise
proposal on U.S. Intervention
rights under the Panama Canal
treaties, Senate Majority Leader
Robert Byrd said today.
With time running short
before Tuesday's final vote on
the treaties, disclosure of the
Panamanian acceptance gave
new hope to t.reaty supporters
that the agreements would be
approved.
It was not known, however, lf
a key senator who has con·
sistently urged strong U.S. in·
ter~enUoo rights would accept a
change lo the treaties worked
out by Byrd and other leaders of the pro-treaty fight.
That senator, Dennis DeCon·
cini, D·Ariz., was not involved in
the recent discussions with
Panamanian officials, and an
aide said today it is up to Senate
(See CANAL, Page A2>
Coast to Warm Up,
Keep Sunny Skies
Although Orange Coast resl·
dents may spot some high clouds
Tuesday, no rain ls exReeted for
Southern Call!ornia through
Wednesday, according to the
National Weather Service.
The weather should be a\tt\lly
and wanner with high.a Tuesday
between 6S and 70 degrees.
Ni&htUme lows wm ranae from
4S to 55 degrees.
A weekend ator0> over
Soutberq Calltomla brouaht the
area averace to 3Z. 78 inc bes, the
third hl&beet aeuon.a1 level re·
ported. Tbe all·Utne bl&b for
area ralnfalJ waa set in 1883-84
•• l
with a reported 38.18 lncbes for
the season total.
Jn the Orange Cout area, the
highest repol'U!d ralnf aJI wu at
the Moulton ~lguel Treatment
Plant wttb .84 inches falling
between Saturday and Sunday
mornings.
The weekend storm bro\llht
tbe aeaaonal total at the treat-
ment plant t.O 30.88 locbes, not a
record, but much bigber than
lut year's 8.02 inches.
In Costa Mesa Oranie Coast Collete recorc1;;d ,50 hlclH!s of
raln over the weekend. The
(See SUNNY• Paae Ai>
Pay cuts of 30 ~rcenl for
teachers and classified
employees and a lay orr of 40
classified employees wou.i\1 ac·
count for about half -$8. 7
million -of the reductions sug.
gested if voters approve the
Jarvis·Gann Initiative in June.
Other economizing measures
suggested include:
-Increased class loads.
-Elimination of athletics and
transportation.
-Lay off of two district ad· minlslrators.
-Reassignment of teaching
specialists to classroom
teaching.
Tonight's board meeting is
scheduled at 7:30 p.m. at district
offices, .32912 Calle Perfecto in
San Juan Capistrano.
Erikson New
Principal at
Viejo School
Mission Vlejo resident Robert
Erikson bas been named Ser·
rano Intermediate School prin·
clpal in the Saddleback Valley
Unified School District. Erikson, a four·year valley
resident, ls a school principal in
the Tustin Unifled School Dfstrlct
where he tauaht school for five
years and served as a school
admlnlstrator for 12years. ye an.
He bolds a bachelor's degree
from tAe University of Redlands and a master's de~ from Cal
State Long Beach.
He will assume the Serrano
position full time ln June.
Eriuan and bis wife Jean re-
alde at.arm. lib&dalenaLane.
He la_ ~ideot-eleet of Ute
llJ.laloo \1$' &:hranls Club.
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POR'!'LAl'fD, Ore. <AP> -They lived in a modest mobile ebar..S wltb am\lllllni t"° tons ol hubllb, valued at IL5 million,
tiome la CcmtraJ 0reaon wttb 111 Qinc poodle and a rock collection lnto OM ooua&ry. The dhap were concealed ln the floor and walls
. ~ .. Vern Todd mentfoaed ~in the 11'7'1 meeliq," MJae · Bentre aald. "He sald there t be a little ar .... Bul bla em. ci=i=~ ftWlal t.bllr aaya wttb ludenint, fteblq and r ... t: .. ::m.J:;., ~ollce called it tbe lartett clrq Hllure ln
NeitMr Flolice May Beulre, 61, nor Ven Todd Haya, eo. bad The women p&e.sed aunty to cbar•es of 1mUlllllul the drq
phull was on getting the vehicle to Amtralla."
lllla Besaice safd tbey weren't aware ol tbe U. of tbe drua ablpment unW their arrest.
been to EW0pe and didn't expect to at tbelr qe. Tben Xia Haya' under the floorbouda of the caJllper, wblcb they dtOve lrom West MPbe• Gffered tbem •tree trip -it they'd drive a Mercedes-Beu Germany to IDdla and lbJJ)ped to Australia. They face a maximum
"I am IO sorry for tbe humiliation I bne broucbt on the Unit·
eel Statel," a IObbl111 Mia K.a1a told the court.
camper throQl)t Europe for him. HDtence~ 25 years in pmoa and a $100,000 fine.
-•E881aB•AND 111&8 llay1, known to friends.; Toddle 'AT A REA&ING IN NEW South Wales Dlatrict Court,~
1i 'J RZa ATl'OaNEY SAID 11188 Ran bad been boepltlllled re· \
cently after five falls during her lmpriaooment and was in need ol
care for a ebroa.lc back ailment. Tbe Judce poltponed aentencift, .
for the pair peivt1na outcome of a medical repGlt oa MJu ffa11 j and Beede, left tile ~ted town of LaPlne, population women aaid they were tricked into transport.i.q tbe drq by MlM
4,100, •Aus. as. · Haya• Delllble• wbo promised them an alf-expem11-pald trip over--~Lut __ ~ ___ ber_....tbe......;y;.....weN __ m'Nlted ___ iD_S,;...ydne_.;...1 '._A_Ultralla.;._ __ anc1 ___ .. ,;...u~d;..;u.rlD«~~a---meeti ___ .;...n.:::1;....last----M-..:.ay. , .,I (See BA811 ............. .U> . ,.
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Market ~~ Sti~ges ~!
Stocks Up Sharply Again \i
NEW YORK (AP> -The full day, set Friday. is 52.28 were aald to be playtne a signlfi·
stock market ran up another million. cant tole -especially today, sharp lain te>Qy in a powerful Volume on theBig BoaFd reach· with the dollar adding to its re.
wave ol buying that even sur-eel 45.95 million shares as ol cent galns against leading passed Friday's record pace of 11 a .m., and seemed certain to foreign currencies.
activity. surpass the Friday record. The rally continued lo extend
The Dow Jones average ol 30 As it shot upward at the open-inlo almost every sector of UJe
industrials climbed 18.11 lo log, the Dow broke cleanly market excpept for the gol~
813.24 by mid-day, after a through the 800 level, erasing all stocks, which showed some
19. 75-polnt jump Friday. its losses since early January. losses u bullion prtcea fell in
Gainers outdiatanced losers by A1'alysts said the -rally that Europe.
close to a 3·1 margiD among began last week was feecl.lq on Pim-hour volume on the Big
New York Stock Exchange· itself, attracting add itional Board reached 17.48 million ...... ,... .. ---,-~~ ~ , , .... -~-~~~'l ~~.mis~ · J1ba~_e11. ,s g the o~tWfg. •• ~ ....,..l/n, cJtr'1lllJ" Bia. ---,. -~""-~ .-~. ached 29.26 million shares ln the e upsurges e latrtlSt-"t> _ • • • ·-~ • -
fint two hours -a total that week bas been attributed in The Dow's early gain ex·
wouw.te coosideted heavy fM a1 Jarge measure to a rush of bely· traordinary as it was fell a'littte
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FRANK TALLMAN PREPARES FOR 1969 FLIOHT IN ANCIENT CURTISS PUSHER
M.mortat fHgttt at Balboa Honored Orange County Aviation Pioneer Glenn Martin
Tallmaa Killed
Wrecked Ailplane
Shows No Defects ·
B> JACKIE HYMAN °' .. °""' ,.....IUft An investigation into the
wreckage of the light plane in
which famed Orange County
aviator Frank Tallman died this
weekend has revealed no
mechanical d e fect s , a
spokesman for lhe National
Transportation ~afety Board
said today.
He said a special investigator,
flown down rrom Oakland to aid
Los Angeles investigators,
combed the wreckaae or the
plane Sunday and is still seeking
the cawse of the crash.
Coast
Weather
Fair tonight , through
Tuesday with some hl1~ clouds. Lows tonight 45 lo
55. Hlgha Tuesday ~ to
70.
INSIDE TODA '1
A crowd of 11,Jjl ot
Anah~•m &odium toatehed
tM Cal#onda S1'f'f lole t"-
fir1t of a thrff.ganw lao~
It and. SknJ/, phoeol. BI. •••• a ...... s I IJ_ ·1
Tallman died sometime Satur·
day when his Piper Aztec
crashed in rugged terrain near
Santiago Peak of Saddlebaek
Mountain. He was en route from
Oakland, where he had been
scouting movie locations, to
Orange County Airport,
authorities said.
Tallman, who was reportedly
RELATED STORIES,
PHOTOS-A3, A4
alone, died iilstantlf al the time of Impact, coroner's officials
said.
The NTSB' spok~sman said it
lsn 't yet known if stormy
weather over Orange County
played a role in the tragedy. a. aald Tallman bad not filed
a flight plan but that bis not ®-
ing so w8'n't unusual. So far,
the spokesman said, no air traf.
fie eontroUers have been f()\IDCI
wbo talked with Tallman during
thellllbt..
lnveatigatloo is continuing and
wlll include a rouUne check lDlo
Tallman's physical coodlUon,
the spokesman.said.
Tallman, who would have beeQ 59 today 1 had been a ftier
and stunt pilot for more than 40
years. He was licensed to fiy
everytbiJl8 from a World War J
biplane to a 747 Jum)>o jet.
He had recently complet4d •
aeament of .. Black Sheep
Squadron," a televiakm Mrlll
on World War II flying ace
Greaory "Pappy" Boyington.
Stpala from an emer1ency
locator tranamttter aboard
Tallman'• craft led aearcherl to
the 1lte ol the wrecka1e Suftd~
<See TAU.llAN, Pase U>
'HoloCaust'
Grabs Half of
NY Audience
NEW YORK <AP> -The first
chapter of "Holocaust," NBC's
four·part. drama on the plight of
Jews in Europe before and dur·
ine World War II. captured
nearly half the Sunday night
television audience in New York
City and slightly less than that
In Chicago and Los Angeles ,
A.C. Nielsen Company figures show. (Related story Page A3.)
The overnight ratings for the
three cities were substantially
lower than those for the first
episode In ABC's eight.part
miniseries, "Roots," telecast in
January 1977.
NBC did not immediately pro-
ject the size of the ' nationwide
a udie nce for the tbree·hour
episode. The network's research·
department, however, estimated
an audience or six million in
New York, three million in Los
Angeles and 2.6 milllon in
Chicago.
The TV version of Gerald
Green's novel will run nightly
through Wednesday. (Channel 4,
9 tonight)
NBC said the Nielsen survey
Kave the show a 48 share in New
York City, meaning 48 percent
of tbe people In the city
(See JEWS, P .. e A.2)
Pl1111•bing Toola
Stolen From Site
Ora91e County aberlff 's of·
flcen are lnveettcaUni the theft
of t.Oola and materials valued at
fl,021 from a Lquna Hilla COD-" •
strucUon 1lle.
Deputies aald tbe property "u tak• from a buildlna ilte at 24655 Loe ADMl8 Blvd. The loM
wa• reported by otnclat• at R and D PJumbln1. Inc., of
Anaheim.
•
f u 1..,. day under norm a I ing by investing institutions short ot establia~ a record.
circumstances. The record fM a which bad built up large r:e· The average leaped 21.60 points
full day. set Friday, ls 52.28 serves of cash. lo the nrst 30 minutes of trading ·
million. But foreign Investors also Feb. 13, 1973.
C'A>1D1ty's
Jobless
Bate Dips
Unemployment h1 Orange
County dipped aUtbtlJ in March
lo reach .5.t perfttlt, aceorclinc
lo figures releued today by the
state Employment Development
Department <EDD>.
The monthly labor report
showed there were S>,800 county
residents unemployed ln March
while the total number of
employfWI rllmlwt to 913.100.
A month earlier the number of
employed county residents stood
at 913,400 and there were S>,300
people shown on the unemployed
rolls as the county's unemploy·
ment rate stood at 5.2 pettent ..
Over a year's th:ne, EDD in·
dicated that the total number Of
Jobs available in Orange County
grew from 891,800 in march of
1977 to re.tcb last month's peak
of 986,900 jobs. ..
The advance Jn Jobs between
February and March came
across the employment boards
as EDD showed, for example,
3,900 added conatructlon Jobs
and 2,200 new jobs In retail
trade.
The service industries, which
include medical and health.
services, gained an estimated
1,600 new jobs while government
payrolls in the county went up
by 900 workers in March.
Despite continued rains, farm
employment roae by l,800 Jobs
Jasl month, according lo EDD's
figures.
The department's analyst pre-
dicted "that employment
growth On Orange County>
shoukl gain momentum ln tbe
s~ond quart.er of 1W78 to make up
for delays In construction and in·
dustrial relocation caused by poor
weather."
IRSExpecia·
9Million
W ASlllNGTON CAP> -
The Internal Revenue
Service estimates that 9
million people are mailing
their Jedenl income tax ...... __,., The film«
deadline in most of the
Unlted ~ is mldnl&bt ~t. . An IRS spokesman, Rod
Young, said also that 28.5
mlllion Americans will
have sent in their returns
in tbe final week.
The deadline was ex·
tended two days because
the normal filing deadline
of April IS came on a
Saturday.
Panama Eyes
Canal Treaty
Compromise
By 11le Associa&ed Preu
The Panamanian government
will accept a new compromise
proposal on U.S. intervention
rights under the Panama Canal
treaties, Senate Majority Leader
Robert Byrd said today.
With time running abort
before Tuesday's final vote on
the treaties, disclosure or the
Panamanian acceptance gave
new hope lo treaty supporters
that the agreements would be approved.
It was not known, however, if
a key senator who bas con·
sistently urged strong U.S. in·
tervention rights would accept a
change lo the treaties worked
out by Byrd and other leaders of
the pro-treaty fight.
That senator, Dennis DeCon·
cini, D·Ariz .• was not involved in
the recent discussions with
Panamanian officials, and ao
aide said today it is up to Senate
<See CANAL, Pase A2)
COast to JJ7 arm Up,
'Keep Sunny Skies
AltbOUlh Oranae Cout rest·
denta may spot tome bllh clouds
Tue1day. no rain la exRffted for
Southern California tbrouib
Wednesday, accord101 to the
Natlonal Weather Service.
The weather should be sunny
and wanner with bilha Tuesday
between 65 and 70 de1re11.
Nl•bttime Iowa wW ranee from •~ to 55 dqrees. A weekend storm over
Soutberq California brou&ht the a.~a averase to 32.71 lncbea, the
third b1'belt eeaoaal level re-
ported. Tbe ala.ttme tdtb for area ratnf all wu set in J..8111.M
~ ,
with a reported 38.18 inches for
the season total.
In the Orange Coast area, the
hlsbeat reported rainfall was at
the Moulton Niguel Treatment
Plant with .84 Inches fallln1 between Saturday and Sunday
mprnlnp.
The weekend storm broucbt
tbe seasonal total at the treat-
ment plant tO 30.99 inches, not a
record, but much hlper than
last year's 8.02 inches.
In COl$la lle1a Oraqe Coast
College ~ .50 Jnches of
rain over the weekend. Tbe
<&ee SVNNY. Pase AJ)
Preliminary
Capo Board
Budget Doe ·
A $34.4 million preliminary
bud1et (« 1J78.79 will be in·
troduced tonight to Capistrano
Unlfied School District trustees.
witb :,~srested reductions of $16..2 on ii the Jarvis-Gann
property tax initiative passes in
June.
Tbe budget is $5 mlWoo higher than thls year's $29.4 million
rmal budget. Included in the in·
crease is S2 million in state
school building repayment, said
Sam Chicas, asaistpnt superin.
tendent for general services.
The percentage of the budget
allocated to employee related
expenses -salaries and fringe
benefits -amounts to 80-85 per·
cent, as It has this year, said
Chicas. It includes no salary in-
creases beyond the built·in
schedule and step raises for ad·
ditional education earned and
length ol employment with the
district, he said.
Pay cuts of 30 percent for
teachers and clas sified
employees and a Jay off of 40
classified employees would ac·
count for about half -$8. 7
million -of the Muctions sug·
gested if voters approve the
Jarvis·Gann JnlUative in June.
Other economizing measures
suggested lnclude:
-Increased class loads.
-Elimination of athletics and
transportation.
-Lay off or two district ad·
mintstrators.
-Reassignment 'of teaching
spec iallsll!I to classroom
teaching.
Tonight's board meeting is
scheduled at 7:30 p.m. at district
offices, .32912 C&Ale Perfecto in
San Juan Capistrano.
Erikson New
~cipalat
Viejo School
Mission VJeJo resident Robert
Erikson bas been named Ser·
rano lntennediate School prin·
clpal in the Saddleback Valley
Unlfied School District.
Erikson, a four-year valley
resident. ls a school principal in
the Tustin Unified School District
where be tauaht ICbool for five
yean and aerved as a school
admlnlattatof for 12 years. years.
He boidl a bachelor's degree·
trom the University of Redlands
and a master'• dearee from cat
State ~Beach.
He wUf uaume tbe Serrano
poeition full time ln June.
Erlk9oo and Ida wile Jean re.
aide at81711 lfaidaleaaLaoe.
He ta_ ~ldent-elect of \Ille K111faiD V14JCJKlwania Club.
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H
SAN JOSI! (AP) -1"he trtal
of a promtaent Kl'Dt•b•rf
woman charaed wiUI cOuplriaj
to bave ber ltldbud killed b.u
ratMd ~ ol wttdlcnft and peydde ...,....~.
l n an openlftl at.tetMnt. the
•llorney for 52-year.oJd Edltb
fto-lnlOO, said abe WU told by a
PtYC:hlc that b• hU1baad, A= would dlr and later waa ad
M!MW1Llll
to arr-. Ma dnt.b.
AttorDtJ Oeorse can.r a11o
said Mrs. .RoblOIOO tum.ed to
murder by CObtract ooty after a
voodoo charm lb• lnoted by
bunlin1 a l!Ock ol hia hair. IOm4t ot hit aocb and • pboto1rapb of
hlm did '* work. Mn. Robi.nloo has plt•ded in·
nocent by reuon ol lnaanit.y to
c:h•r1es that ahe offel"td an un
B~pplng Free
Jrucomin Kangaroo 'Sighted'
WAUKESHA. Wis tAP> -l s there really a wit~
kangaroo hopping around in Wtsconsin?
dercover San JOM polJff ott;cer ao.ooo Oct. 12 '° IJ'urder a.
41·ye., old husband The pro1
ecutlon alltCes that under the
contract. the mtader wu DOt to
occur ..tlJ after Jan 1 1978 for tu col\1$derat1on1.
Also charsed in the case ls
Mrs. Robinson's 35 y,. ... old daughter., Holly Bnilcb ot San
Jose. who allegedly arru•ed ror
her motber to talk to the so·
called hit man She also bu
pleaded lnnocent
The Rob1n1on1 operate
restaurants tn Rlveralde.
Kingaburg. Ktn1 CHy aod
Stockton and Robinson also ts In·
volved ln real estate.
Carter told the Jury Jn b1t
opening remarks that Mrs
Robinson got her advice from a
Riverside psychic named
Mad a me Rosalie Detra. She
became convinced of Jlfadame
•erfa .,.
Sp•nish artist Juan Miro
wlll celebrate b1a 85lh blrtb·
day on 1blll'$day. The photo
was taken In his PaJma de
Majorica studio.
Oaaplla's Bedy
·Religion Cited
In Removal
LOS ANGELES <AP) -
CbarU• Cb,plin'a bod1 w ..
stolen from lta Swl11 1rav1
becauae he was a JffW bvlild ln
a non.Jewish cemetery, tM IM
Angeles Herald·Examlner re·
ported today.
A Hollywood reporter (Of the
newapaper, James Bacon,
quotes a source close to the
Chaplin farnUy as .aytna, "The
theft ol Charlie's body from bil
grave ls strictly a matter ol re-
llg lon and nothing else No
ransom was demanded and
Lady Cbaplln ..,., told lm·
med.lately where she couJd fmd
th• body."
Bacon added that tbe uniden·
titled source said aon.Jewi•b
famllles wboSe relatives were
burled In the cemeter1 at
Corster Sur· Vevfl'/ ~poled the ~ ot Cb•pdD. body ud nmovedlt.
Cba,Un, who wu born a Jnr
dled Chnatmu Day at aae a
Hl• body waa stolen lo early
March
Accord.Ina to Bacon'• Swiss
aource Oo'\a Chaplin was
notified ot the body'i loc.Uoa
withln 24 boun after lt diup.
peared 'rom tbe vauage
cemetery. No ra.nacnn bu been
denunded for tbe body
althoulh Chaplin•s estate bu
bHa. estimated to b9 .. nigh aa 1100 mllllon
Another sighlint; Sunday left officials scratching
theu; head.,. wondering whether such an exotic
creature nugh( bl> sharing the suburban landscape
10 miles west ot Milwaukee with more common
native animals
Greg Napientek. 31, and his wife said they were
driving to thetr Waukesha home about 3 a.m. when
they spotted an animal alongside a road in the
southern part or Waukesha County.
• Detra 's powers when the
psychic accuratelf( predicted
that her husband's brother
would be killed Ul a conatrucUoo accident, Clll'Ur said.
Mrs. Chaplin, who la the
dau1hter of Ameriean
playwright Eurene O'Neill, bas
not been available for comment. thene~wd.
County Youth, 20, Slain
They said the animal was about 3~·2 or four feet
tall an<l aoou the color or a deer.
Mrs. Nap1entek said she thought the animal
might be a dee"' "until it stood up on its hind legs"
and then JUm~ over a ditch and fled.
N ap1entek sa1d he and tus wile had not heard the
news reports ol •wo other kangaroo sightmgs the
past two weeks ·
MaTL, BOy Arrested .... ~~-··---=5cf.--. ~ .-""'""•"... ~ .. , . ~ .-.,., .. ·-~-.
A transient man and a 14-yea.,
old Laeuna Hills boy face
burgl&ry charges today alter
Irvine police arrested their in
side the Laguna Hills Gur Club,
at 960J lrvme Center Dnve
Police said they were sum
mone<.i to the eun club Just alter
2 a m Sa~urday when caretaker
Wilham Hill. 66, telephoned to
report auap\Clous noises inside
the oullding
Officers srud they spotted two
suspects behln~ a kllchen
counter ordered °'em to Ue on
the floor and handcuffed the pair
Arrested were Wllhall" W
Sama 18 who police said lives
In his car and the bot
Police said •he two bad
gathered a b8yonet. a sword.
·wo handguns and ammunitJon
behmd the counter, and allege
they intended to steal them .
Also discovered was a jar of
,,....p_,.AJ
SUNNY •••
!leason tot.al to date at OCC ts
27.01 inches compared to 8.06
inches recejved la.st year to dale
Santa Ana received .34 mches
of rain over the weekend, bring
Ing the se~ to date to 28.35 an
cnes Last year's season to date
was 8.38 inches of ratn.
The Orange County Harbor
Patrol in Newport Beach report
ed .38 inchel of ram over the
weekend raaalng the season
raanrau ..o 2:».89 inches to date
Last vear 8.30 anches or ram
were reported as the season
total to date
In Huntanaton Beach, the
weekend storm brought 31
inches of rain The total seasonal
rainfall is now 25.88 inches. The
area received 10 47 inchea to da~ last year
Two mc.1es oC rail fell on San
t1ago Peak over the stormy
weekend A tot.al of 11 Inches oC
rain bas fallen In the area to
date thia season Last year's
t.ot.al was 19.2 inches
DAILY PILOT
peanut butter and a jar or jelly;
officers said Sams told them he
intended to snack on the food
while wa1Ung to see whether
police. came alter smashing a
bathroom window to get into the
gun club
Sams was held at Orange
County Jail on $5,000 bail The
boy was lodged in county
Juvenile hall
118 Girl, 15.
Assaulted
At Knifepoint
Huntmgton Beach pobce are
searclung wday for two women
who kidnapped a 15-year-old girl
at kni.epoin~ drove bea to a re·
mote area near Corona and sex
ua11y assaulted her
Pol.tee Sgt Luis Ochoa said
the )Oung girl y,.as seriously
shaken by the mcioent last week
but no .. hospitalized
The girl had JUSt missed a
school bus \\ednesday momin&
at 1 ·4., a.m when two women
drove up and offered her a tide
to school, OcO<Ja said The vie
t1m est.amated tbey were 25 and
36 years old
One of the women produced a
knlfe and ordered the eirl into
the vehicle After driving to
Corona, the women sexually as
saulted the girl and left her.
A motorist took her to the
Corona Police Department She
was later reunitf'd wilt: he·
family
1liais Honor
Slain Escapee
BANGKOK. Thailand CAP>
An elderly woman shot on a
.sandbar in the Mekong River by
Laotian soldiers as sbe was try.
mg to escape to Thailand has
been cremated by sympathetic
Thal villagers, the Bangkok
World reported.
The newspaper said a
boatload or 10 Laotians crossed
the river before dawn Saturda.y
and landed on the sandbar on
the Thai side or the river near
Nong Kbai. Laotian soldiers on
the other bank spotted the group
and opened fire-with machine
guns, but only the woman waa
hit
After her body lay oo Ute bar
for 13 hours, Thai villagers
rowed out with rubber Urea and
gasoline and built a funeral pyre.
¥181181 Skilla CHnic
Slated at Hospital
A free vlaion·ac:reenln8 cltruc
la to be conducted by Sad·
dleback Communltl' Ho1pltal volunteers from 1:80 to 3:30
p. m.. April 25, ln the hocpttal
cafeteria. 24451 Via £1tuda
La.1una Rl11s.
The clinic la to test bast~ vb
ual 1ldl11 b)' ltleblnocular
meaaurt.na aimuJta.neowi viaion,
eye coardlnat1on, fusion distant
vlllon, depth perception and col·
or dlacrlrnlnatlon, sa'd
1polleawoman Mary Weldy
'
Madame Detra lat.er told Mrs.
Robinson her husband was ··possessed" by his dead
broth~'• splrtt, shortly before
Robinson began swearing,
drinking and dressing like his
brother used to Carter said.
Brother Wiineae. KilUng in Horror
$."4475 In Gema
TAKEN BY mtEF
By AltTR1Ja a. VINSEL °' .. ...., .......... A youth pollee say bad no
known enemlM and no record ot
trouble w• ·~ to deatb lb a Westminl~ark Sunday nl&ht
while plll)'lng ucquetball with
bis brother.
The gunman walked up and'
fired one lbot into the chest ot
SAN DIEGO <AP> -Police Santos Frank Chavez, 20, then
are seHing a burglar who made sprinted rrom Slgler Park, '1200
off with jewelry worth an Weatmtnater Ave • and
eshmated $34,475 from a San vanished, invettlgaton aaid
nesaet bad aeattered like quell,••
Lt. Woodl ..id.
Detalla ot the kllllos 1Ull re·
malned sketchy. Lt. WOOCS. said. .. He was approaebed by a man
and shot, .. Lt. Woodl explained.
aaylng the klUer Just caJmJy
atTOUed up :::J:ulled a IUD out
of the ~ ol bis trouaen.
Coroner'• depuliet planned an
autopsy on Chavez, wbo wu
pronounced dead on arrival at
Weatmlnater Communlty
Jfoepnal.
' ffe waa hat at po1n,·blank
ran1e, police said
Investigators aald that wblle
Chavez· parents are ao dis·
trau1bt they have not 1tt been
able to Interview them. bll older
brother -atilt lD a atat.e of
abocll: -wu qwUonecl.
He could shed no llpt oa why
anyone would simply walk UJ>
and execute Frank, Lt. Woods
said.
Diego home Weatmlnete~ Police Lt. Joe
Armand Correla told in· Wood.a aaid today that Chavez, a ,.,.... P-AJ J1¥~ u-~', ~~-~ G~raldent_. w·~~-: _ • ,.. .., .. "'-4 « • ~-.:. in~,,& .. ~S.-.·..tat~fie -·0-,:-~ aMM•~ ·~~~T~.· .~..:_~',..~~-.... ,,, ~).·~~il,li ' --.. diamonds worth ,n estimated known inottve. • ~, ~,~ · .L.1(1!;4'£I·.; · -~ -,.,.. V)~ ,i; ......... ~ ':.: ;
$19,000. and two emerald rings Hla older brother. Alfred, wit.· • • • •
valued at $8,000, officers said to-nessed the alaytna. leaden to come to DeConc1Ju Tbe reaervaUoa alao would
dey .. By the Ume any of our ol· with the latest compromlte el preae~ the u.s n,bt to teep
ficera arrived. the other wll· fort. tbe canal operatJ.nt e*n lf lt ,. ......... ~
HASH 'TRIP' •••
Arrest warrants were issued for the nephew, Vern Todct. and
an Aust.ral&an Phillip Edward Shine, on charges ot couplrtna to
import hashbh Miss Bessare and Miss Hays moved to Ore1on f?om Southern
CaWornia ftve years ago.
A friend said tbe women e$yed local btnao Diabta 1pomored
by the Lions Club and "they·never dtqged tbelr feet when It came
Lo donations or helping with commwlity projects."
TllEUIA MITCHELL. WHO UVE8 acrou the ain.t from the
women, received frequent postcards and letters from them u they
traveled from Germany to Bombay and then to 4uatralla.
Mrs Mitchell said Miss Bess1re and Miu Ha)'I Uled to work
for Douglas Aircraft in Long Beach. She said abe believed both had
been married briefiy at one time and we~ divorffd.
She said Miss Hays, who served in the Navy In World War u.
took disability retirement because other back ailment.
.. THEY WANTED TO F1ND a place to Httle down and just
happened on to LaPine." said Mn. Mitchell. "Tbey Uted fllhl.nc
and there·s lots here. They're both very athletic women. except
Vera can't do much anymore because of her back injury."
She l&d the women collected and polished rocks a~ bad a
metal detector to search for objects. They had no cblldren, but
they bad Suzette, a 14·year-old while poodle.
Suzette was blind and nearly deaf but "they loved her so and
coulL • 't stand to put her to sleep,·· said Mrs. Mitchell. She aaid she
care Jor the pet when Miss Bessire and M1ss Rays went' abroad
and flatJ1y had to let the dog be put away.
''They are real nice gals. I don't know how they could have
gottef'I rruxed up an anything like they bad,•• said Mn. Mltc;bell.
Bights Hold
Move Nixed
WASHINGTON <AP) -The
U.S . Supreme Court today
turned away an attempt by ll·
linois authorities to weaken the
p.otection of criminal suspects'
rights under the court's Miranda
decision.
The justices left Intact an or.
der by the lllinois Supreme
Court that convicted murderer
Walter Was1tlngton Jr. get a new
trial In the 1914 shooting death of
a 16-year-old Rockford, IU., boy.
~~R~a:!J~ Roma-
ni an President Nicolae
Ceausescu waa met in New York
by angry demonstrators after
re1atlvely uneventlul visits to
three southern states
••The ball ts tn thell' court.•• were threatened by a won atop.
the aJde aaid. page Inside Panama
Meanwhile. 1n Panama, na· tional guardsmen tossing tear Byrd and other treaty backers
gaa greMdes broke up a elem· met Sunday with Panamaman
onatration today by student Ambaaaador Gabriel Lewis qct
opponents of the Canal treaUes suggested the newest com
who hurled red. wbite and blue promise to him.
paint canisters again.st the U.S
Embassy •alls ,. .... _ .... J
About 100 Un ver11ty of
Panama students marched on J \VS tbe embasay, carryin1 aagn.s E • • • reading .. ~ tbe Tl'NUel"
and pa.slng out bandbtlll c~
for .. AnEncltoU.S.Colonialiam •
About 30 guardamen had been
stationed at tbe embassy. and
began using tear ga.a wbeo the
demonstrators lune paint
canisters at the building.
Byrd declined to describe m
detail the language or a \reaty
reservation be plans to propose,
but it is known to aay the United
States does not intend to in-
terfere in internal Panamaruan
affairs.
l',....P~Al
TALLMAN. •
morning, almost 24 hours alter
TaJlman left the Bay Area.
Tallman 18 survived by his
wire. Ruth, of Newport Beach.
son Frank Gifford Tallman IV or
Irvine. daughter Gail Leake of
Torrance. bis mother Inez
Tallman of New Jersey, brother
Foster Tallman of New J erse)
and sister Trudy Jay or La Jolla.
Funeral arrangements are
pending.
watcbuta TV et I.be tune ~
tuned to "Holocamt.·• Tbe ftrst
epllode ~ •·Root.I•' tbe evening
of Jan. 23, tm, had a S2 lbare in
New York City·
In Chicago, the abare for
'Holocaust" wu '3. compared
wlth 80 rOC' the flnt chapter m
'Roots." Jn Los Angeles, tt was
43 for "Holocaust" and 63 for lbe
f1rst "Roots .. episode
A-'aecond ratins service.
t\rbitron, said its survey in Los
t\ngeles showed ••Holocaust"
with a 217 raUng, meaning 2'1.1
")8rcent of the homes in the area
with television were tuned to the
show. ABC had a 14.6 rating in
Loa Angeles at the same tlme.
and CBS was 12.9, Arbttron said.
t\rbltron·s ratang for
'Holocaust" in New /ork was
sU1htly lower than Ntelsen's -
29 7 for .\rbitron to 32.6 for
Nielsen.
The Nielsen share fi1ures re-
rer to television sets actually in
use. whlle the Arbatron ratings
calculate homes with television
-lncluding tboee in which the
TV sets are nol in use at the
time
State Attorney General
William J. Scott appealed the
state court's order. He con.
tended that WashJnrton's rights
were adequately protected.
WHEN YOU COMBINE THE DESIGN TALENTS OF SEVEN
INTERNATIONAL AWARD WINNING JEWELERS--
Two Couples Win
landscape Awards
April landxape awards were
presented by the Mission Viejo
BeauttfuJ Committee to Jar,l & MarJorie K.luel, 218512 Dirieral
and Ed and Lee \Plaiter. 27853 Siruela.
Each wanner rece.ved a
certificate of merll, a gift
certlficaw to Nuraeryland and a
pen and Ink drawm, of their
home, tpOktawoman Joan Hill
said.
MldeutTalb
BEIRUT, Lebanon ,AP> -
t...N . 5ecretary.Qeneul Kurt
Waldhelm be•an talks here to-
day with Lebaneae and Palestln·
lan leadtn on h11 propoeal to
beef up the U.N. peaeelleeptnc
force ln toUthem Lebenon He ru .. to Jen11al1m ton11bt to try to peed up larael'• wltbdrawal
from the reaioo
•
•
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STOCkS/BUSINESS
TRANSACTIONS
s DAil. V Ptl.OT 8lS
Experts Analyz
ftrter Triad
Q. w..w M& U•Mlac oll lmpom 1tow
--irowtla' A,· By ltsell. yea, but •e muat eomlder
eGerl)'·anU-l:oflation program rather than Just
of it. Some say. for exam9le. that lf llllla1t.111'.~N
restrained growth mlghl be apuired, rqardJeii~
bJgber oil cost resulUnC from Import restrictions.
Jack Carlson doubts tbja. 'l"he chief eeonomtlt of
U.S. Chamber ol commerce eJaJms paasqe ol. Uie Ho
energy bill -preferred by the president -
1981 economy by 1.2 percent.
Carlson. who lnalats bis figures
have remained 11Dchallenged by anyone
in lbe House. mainlalos the togs in
Gross National Product would be 2 per-
ce1>t, or $.51 billion. by 198.S. And con·
tinue in that direction.
By1heo. he continues, lt would also mean disposable income would be $778
Jess than it might have been. and that •
tbe economy would be producing a •
million fewer Jobs Ulali otherwise would
be created.
Q. Bat wba& aboa& tMle ofteeta!
A. We must consider them, we must ~lder
Ure package. Walter Heller, former c~ ecc>·°?!~~ viser to Presidents Kennedy and Jobnsoo. bell
duatry lblgbt learn to be more energy-efficient:·
Says Walt« Hoadley, chief ecoaomllt ol the Ban
America: We must assume a pl"Ogr'am1 not rel~rt"W
Carter in hia inflation talk last week, w increase p
lion of nuelea.M\1491, coal and domestic oil.
Moreover, be adds, lf carter reduces lnflatlon lt
spur lnve.stment activity. Some others agree, 1ayln1
vestment activity now ls reduced to the degree that
fear inflation will nol be restrained.
. • • ,
.. -.. ·-,_ .• ---And Murr y
·"' ~·· .. --· "~t ..Jls
'> -=~ "-~~·-Study-. American ' NEWS ANALYSIS Business tn St. Louts.
reminds µs the natiorr-
still can have positive
2rowtb, although
slower. while cuttiJle energy usage.
Said Albert Cox, president of Merrill Lynch
Economics, •"fbe lesa inflation the more growth; tbe les!P
govel'Jlment spending the more growth.•• But, be said.
"that's not what he's doi.De." · ·
. qz Woalda't lmport fees• exdle tuea °" hoponed ell.
be uauadoaary! ·
A. Yes, by itself such action would be lnflatlClllary.
Again, economists remind us of the potential offsets, for
example. the promlle to bold down deficits, and wqe-
price restraints.
Several e«>nomllts queried feel the offaeta ue not en-
tirely clear. And U,O.e that are clear, some fear, may not
be lived up to by the Carter adminislratloa. Several al-
luded to that possiblllty.
Said Hoadley, who gives Carter the benefit of a doubt.
"l assume a program for more production of nuclear
energy, coal and oil." Otherwise, be conceded, the pro-
gram might be considered inconsistent.
Cox, a former Nixon economic adviser, sees no con-
tradiction in goals, but claims that "he's 1oing about it in
the wrong way." He bemoaned the absence ol incentives
ror more atomic and other domestic ene.rgy production.
and said carter ls doine nothing to bold down bud.let de-
ficits.
Q . Wiii the Carter energ)'·Utl·hlflatlon program
work?
•Ao· Weldenbaum: "It's an empty shell of a program. It
wtlf take more." He would like more involvement by the
Federal Reserve. and a reduction of regulatory costs ..
among other things.
A. Heller: "We should give it a chance." But, be sajd,
"unless Carter himself lays the prestige of bis office on the
line. l don't think he's going to be able to purauade big
business and big labor. He's going to have to take a dirtt~
role -moral suasion, self restraint, jaw-boning, arm-
twisting." He must, said Heller. infuse into the program
his own conviction.
,, ___
Piiiars ot Ne1•.,e
In promoting improvement of helicopter
service Unldng lower Manhatten and Newark,
LaGuardia and Kennedy airporta, daredevils
George Willig, left, and PhJUpe Pellte pose in
front of twin towcn of World Trade Center.
New York. WUUg ~caled the 110 stories of 9ne
tower In 1977; Petite walked a U1.htropo acri>ls
the struct~ 1n 1974.
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OllECI' OF
DESIRE" (R) ••USM SUl-n1\IS /
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•• • • ENTERTAINMENT I MUSIC I BROADWA~
Mehta Finale Brilliant
Zubln Mehta bu rian1 down the curtain on what
baa bten a masnUlctnt Oran1e County
PbUarmoG!c Soelety 1eaaoo in the manner to •bl~b we have become IO baPDll.Y accustomed
duriftC the ti )'e&n be bu brou&bt Uie Loa Anceles
PhUarmonlc Ord>eatra to our county.
Our oart1QI£ sUt from "Zooby." who now moves to what we U.wne are the &l"eeDer putures of the
New Yotk Pbllarmonlc Orchestra, was a stately,
•&owln1 renclltlon of Scbuqiann'a Finl Symj>bony
that. slmp.1,v. h9d everythlna.
ll was, perhaps, the ideal choice for a farewell
ap5>0arance in Orange County. One would hope, of
c_ourae, that Mehta alves his adoring Los Angeles
fan• a taste of: Mahler before beading Eut to pick
up the New York baton.
FOR, MAKE NO MISTAKE, Mehta and Mahler
go together like cheese and crackers.
And yet, tbe Schumann was a happy and most
appropriate choice. The Oowin1 score carries a
full meuw-e of both exuberance and pathos; emo-
tions that were brou1ht home vividly to us in the
Santa Ana High School audJtorlum as we presided
over the departure ol this ch.ariamatic maker of
music.
Far better lo leave unexpressed tbe emotions
aroused by the preceding performance of William
Kraft's "Aodirlvleni," an unfathomable, un-
necessary and unworthy coUage ol cacophony. At
least in a column that has its place in a family newspaper.
IT WAS REGRETTABLE that this load or
baloney should have been allowed to intrude upon
such a memorable occasion. It is not through non·
sense such as this that we choose to remember
Mehta; for us he was a man ol superb Mahler,
EASY LISTENING
1. "We'll Never Have To Say Goodbye" Engtand Dan John Ford Coley (Big Tree>
2. "I Can't Smile Without You" Barry Maoilow
<Arista)
3. "Ready For The Times To Get Better"
Crystal Gayle CUA>
4. ''Before My Heart Finds Out" Gene Cotton
<Ariola America>
5. "The Circle Is Small" Gordon Lightfoot
<Warner Bros>
SOUL SINGLES
1. "Too Much, Too Lillie, Too Late" Johnny
Mathis & Deniece Williams <Columbia>
2. "The Closer I Get To You" Roberta Flack
with Donny Hathaway <Atlantic>
3. "Boolzilla" Bootsy's Rubber Band <Warner
Bros>
4. "On Broadway" Oeorge Benson <Warner
Sros>
5. "Dance With Me" Peter Brown <Drive )
COUNTll V SINGLES
1. "Everytime Two Fools Collide" Kenny
Rogers-Dottie West IUA >
2. "Hearts On Fire" Eddie Rabbitt <Elektra)
3. "It's All Wrong" Dolly Parton <RCA>
4. "Somebody Loves You" Charley Pride
CRCA)
5. "It Don't Feel Like Sinnin' "The Kendalls
<Ovation.>
Queen to Attend
'Velvet' Premiere
LONDON <AP> -Prince Pblllp will attend tbe
charity premiere of MGM's "International
Velvet" M July 20.
Proceeds rrom the premiere will benefit the
British Equestrian Olympic tund
The film stars Tatum O'Neal, Christopher
Plummer, Anthony Hopkins and Nanette Newman.
After her divorce. lrlu got to know
some pretty Interesting people •••
lndudlng herself.
. .
.fOM BARLEY
Music Box
richly expreulve BeethOven and aolld, .10UiDf
Wainer to name but three of h1I t.rtumpba.
Thank the Lord that Meht. had the aenae to re-
vamp the original proaram so that tbe Schumann
followed the Kratt cornball. At that, we were well
into the glorfoua allefro that comprtaea the fourth
movement before thla writer's belabored nerve
ends stopped Janellng.
lt was good to see the Orange County
Philarmonic Society brass pay tribute to !rtebta
durtn4 the intermission. •
ocrs PaESIDENT LOaNE Auycke handed Qa~. Ce'lefJs ... Mehta two plaques: one depleting the gratitude of ~s ~
the society for t.he 16 memorable years be has Suzanne Somers or Three's Company (right) ·
shared wtth us and the other, accepted .bY UC interviews model Cheryl Tiegs. a member or
Irvine Chancellor Daolel Aldrich. reflecting the the celebrity-athlete learn representing ABC society's decision to name it.a annual scholarship . S . award to UCI after Mehta. ·~ the ~altl~ or t~e Network tars compel!·
Au revoir and boo voya1e. Zubln. You richly de· lion. Miss T1e~s 1s to ~ reatured regularly .
serve the tributes that came your way here and on GOQd Morrung. Ame11c~. •.
those that will Collow in all other areas that have
come lo know and love you and your Los Angeles
Philarmonlc Orchestra.
Wagner saJd: "Let me be known by my musk."
You have become known to millions by yours and
your ability to interpret great music and soothe
our souls with Ila magic will be talked about
whenever and wherever great music ls played.
Good luck, Zubln. God bless you lo your new en-
deavor. t
Wilde Revived
In 'Delights'
BEING A MASTER of subtle gesture and in·
tonalion. Price imbues the discursive soliloquoy
with artful devices. so that familiar fragments are
fleetingly redeemed. Credit Joseph Hardy for
direction of the fine!y modulated performance.
Gay devises the play as taking place In a Paris
lecture hall 'in 1899, the year before Wilde died in
poverty and ignominy.
With a hairpiece neatly parted in the wavy
curls familiar from Wilde photographs. carrytng a
yellow rose carefully aloft and clad in armor of
superciliou5 hauteur. Price begjns h.is impersona-
tion with a. miscellany or reminiscences.
ALONG THE WAY he recites a bit or prose
and extended excerpts from a poem, reflects on
the absurdities of society and joyfully prochums
"the first duty or life is to enjoy it; what the
second duty ls no one has yet discovered."
Eventually the discourse becomes con-
fessional about the homosexual urges which lead
to the poet's downfall. Much of the second half of
the program concerns Wilde's trial and terrifying
imprisonment. For some, the concluding sell-pity
may seem exces~ive.
The setting by 11 . R. Poindexter is what has
become obligatory for one-man literary drama -
a lectern. a large armchair and a table where
Price sips imitation absinthe in salute to the ghost-ly presence.
"Diversions and Delights" is specialized
theater. done with great taste and skill .
MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY
"ClOSE ENCOUNTERS OF THE T IRD KIND" (PG' ,
~7 11>-tCl't• IAf~too-4 '5-r,»tO tS
"HOUSE CALLS" (PGJ
IAt-2 tM IH tH 1~10 IS ~1M tWlHlt
"CASEY'S SHADOWS" CPG) ~0&4A~tMl:OS
"YOO LIGHT UP MY LIFE" MC>i,1!1Ai:..l:»:10 16 tAT/I0-~10'16
w
"RETURN TO WITCH MOUNTAIN" "NEVER A DUU MOMENrCG)
"SATURDAY NIGHT F'EVER"(R) "LIFEGUARD ..
"ANNIE HALL"
"SLEEPER" (PO)
"HOUSE CALLS"
"SHAMPOO" (RJ
"THE fUf\V"
"THE REINCARNATION OF PETER PROUD"
"THE FUA'f" (A)
"THE RE1NCAR~ATIOH OF PETeA PAOUD"
AU. DIUY~tMS O"H '1MP.M.Mtn\Y
•Ci."-U~ ti l"rw U111ett • fC.._ .... ,.,..,,.
~~nlll1•rt••"
a.Jlltal~M .... a
M(li,God!" (PC)
HefVYWI""** ~ "HEROES"