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Home My WebLink About1978-04-27 - Orange Coast Pilot'• • • WaYJte. ~el~ sed, Dea~ Do•e .Cooling . • 3 Countiaas Held In FV Murder ' . • Trash Firms Dire N~•·JJnioa Delp .Boy;s Spanker 5Jhot ro Death \ I I Debris Sifted I \ DALLAS <AP) -An elemedtary school janitor was shot to death shortly after he reportedly spanked an 8-year-old boy, and polj.ce arrested Ute pupil's grandmother in the case. ST. KARYS. W. Va. <AP> -A metal eaoatructlon s~affold in· aide a power company cooling tower collapsed and plunged about 150 feet to the l(l'Ound to-day, kllll.ng all 51 workers. state police said. .. Tber just felt like dominoes," a witness said. .. I ~ looked up and men were l screaming and hollering." r State Police Corporal R. J. l Taylor, in charge of operations at the scene, said at least 51 were known dead and rescuers 1Ull were aea.rclrlng for more bodies at the base of the huge f 'circular tower. Police said some , victims were trapped beneath £ ~debris. r . Frank Keeton, local office manager for Research Cottrell, tile Bound Brook, N .J . company tbat had subcontracted to build .tbe tower, earlier confirmed '5 fatalities. .. There are at least that many." Keeti:m said. MonalJlabela Power Co., for wfllcb the tower was beiDI built. aaid the structure waa abOut one -third completed. A .apokesman said the diameter at tbe base was 360 feet and the Cower was to be 430 feet tall 1'hen ftnisbed. • I Strikeboond · ~t'rash Firms Hiring Help After a two-week st.rlke by nabblab collecton in 14 Orange I "County cities. the traeb com· pant~• are birlns non-unl(>n worken to get the 1arba1e .; trucks roUlng qaln. I I • I "We've Sot our alps out and n•re b6dN uyooe wbo walb ,Jo, .. Die.Ii Gannina, owner ol Aaabelml>Jlpolal, aald Wednes- day. Rubbiah bas aone uncollected alnce 450 teamsters walked out IP a pay di.apute. One mllllon re.. ltdeata are MrVed by the seven ..-uct~es. The unlon had been seeking r.aian ol tt an hour over three para for the worken, wblle the =aftY'S inlUal proposal of. • t.o.t of lLilO u boW'. • ~k drt..n now earn '4.SO an .... • wblle balpir'l 1•t ..... Witnesses said the scaffold. which spanned the inside of the circular water tower. startecl peeling away before it fell. Georfe Morrison, an engineer. said: "1 ~as on the ground when it started' making noise. It was just a roar." Another witness said of the doomed men, "They knew what was happening, but there waan't anything they could dQ about it ... A short time after the dia. aster, 21 bodies wrap~ lo khaki blankets were u.ned·.up on (See PLUNGE, Page~) She was jailed Wednes- day p~nding flling of form al charges in the death of Woodrow Porter Jr.,38. Police said they bad been unable to verify re- port. that Porter spanked Ute child after catching him bending the antenna of Porter's car. The woman and boy were not identified. BJ JOANNE REYNOLDS Ot ... DllMY ......... A Seal Beach man, shot four times when allegedly attempting to kidnap a Newport Beach J>Olice officer Wednesday Di&bt. dfed to-day after undergoing surgery at Hoag Memorial Hopsital. Police idenWied the dead man as David Duane Cogswell, 22. He was shot at 11 p.m. in front of the Marriott Hotel in Newport Center ~Sgt. Reed Gloshen. Gloshen was on duty, but dressed in street clodlea at the time. Wayae Leaves Boston Orange County Aimita Duke's Arrival . Actor John Wayne, who un- derwent open heart sureery three ~ ago, was released from Massachusetts General Hospital in Bostoo today and left by pr\vate jet for Orange Comty Ai rt. ' r.f°teel like a ne.w man," the Duke declared. I eooldn 't feel better. It's a WODdedUl f...._ ... Wayne was pr.aaumably headed for his Nttw'port Beach home. · Sources at Orange County Airport indicated that Wayoe•s jet was expected to land at Martin Aviation's hangar. Tbe actor left the Boston hospital unannounced and under !igbt security. He slipped out from the basement and into a llmoutb)e with security pards walk1ng aloaplde u he left via a service entrance, shirt open at the collar, was rid· ing lo the front passenger seat or the limousine when the car left the hospital. Utah Cave-in Kills 2 Men CASTLE GATE, Utah <AP) A cave-in at a coal mine killed two miners and injured a third tbla morning, Carbon C~nmty sheriff's oftlcera said. The cave-in was at Praztab Corp. 's No. 3 mine near Castle Gate. '5herlff's dispatcher Cliff Shotwell said there were no other injuries, and It was believed all other workmen were safely out of the mine. At Logan International Airport, where a private jet was waiting, Wayne told reporters be was returninl home and feels be bas the strength to cart1' on the no1,"mal Ille be led before tbe 1\11' gery. Asked if he planned to COD· tinue actina. be said, .. Yes. We got a new movie we're working on called, 'Beau John.' It's a helluva good story." "It's nice to be going home," be added, "but I'll be back in Boston as soon as 1 can." When Wayne admitted b1mself OD March 29, he did 90 ander the secrecy of bis liven name - Marion Morriaoll -and no one said publicly tben that be needed imminent heart surpry. Wayne, whose roles cast him as the tough-talking. runed man with a child'• kindness <See WA YNI, Pace Al> \ The shooting took place after police were called to the hotel by . a taxicab driver wbo claimed Cogswell was the man who held him up five days ago in Seal Beach. Police said Cogswell bad sum· mooed the cab to the hotel, but the driver abandoned bis vehicle when be spotted the man be believed had held him up earlier. Gloshen and his part.oer, of. Laguna Homes Bur,i; V aloe: $750,000 By STEVE MJTCllELL Of .. o.&1,Pli.tl&Mf Fire that may have been set gutted $750,000 worth or hilltop housing in Laguna Beach early thi& morning in a blaze that could be seen from as far as Balboa Island. "I Just grabbed my pants and got my Ferrari out of the garage," said one resident. Three houses were gutted and a fourth damaged. Art Colony police sald they suspect arson in the 2 a.m. blaze which glowed like a torch from the steep Arch Beach Heights area. Flames, which started ln two homes under construct,ion on La Mirada Street. spread to two ad· jacent houses in the closely packid neighborhood. More than 30 firemen from the city's three stations plus a force of volunteer firefighters responded to the fire, assisted <See FIRE, Pase AJ> As the few newsmen there scattered around b.ls car, Wayne rolled down bis window and waved and smiled. "Wooderful," .be aald. ''I'm oka and ac.toa la woadertul. •• ~)'DI, wearma.a yellow sport 3 ~Held in F~ Sla~g Troops to Stay W ASJUNGTON <AP> -'lbe House Armed Services Commit· ·tee approved an amendment W edneed.Q tbat "'1)d require Prealdent Carter to leue at leut 181000 U.S. ll"QUDd combat troope m &oath Korea atU a peace aireement ta •ebleved u.ere. Tbe body of a Fountain Valley man was recovered WednesdQ from aaballow y-~ve outside Ban· Dini and Anaheim poUce arrested two men and a woman in COdn~ Uon with bis munler. Police aald the cause of 22-Ye41"" old Steven Carl Fuent'a dea\b bu DOt been cletennfnecl. FupDt UvedatlOT18AveaueCom~1 Fountain ViJJey . • • Arreated in Anabe1m Wtdnes· day aft«noon in COllDed1on wlth the homicide were Terry l-.YDD Zuidema, 21, and itarbara Flowerda)', 20, both of 218 N • CarltonSt..Anabetm. Abo arr.led WU Gay Mullen Htll. 21.t. ol U18 CJ()reaa St.. Garden\jl"Oft. Pollce 11td Fu1ent was murdertd tn Anahelm IOIDeUlne Tuesday and his body taken to a remote area near Banning and burled in a shallow makesblft ll'aVe. Apparently acting on a tip from an lnfonilant, pollce went direct· I)' to the gravesite 'Wednesday momlng and recovered the vie· tlm'abody. No motive for the murder was given. ficer Thomas Little, were on special assignment in the Newport Center area, so they were ·the first officers on the scene, arriving in an unmarked poliee car. Police said the two officers spotted the man matching the cabbie's description in the hotel parkiJl& lot. While LiWe circled the hotel, Gloshen drove to the front en- trance, pretending to be a guest while keeping an eye on the man. It was while Gloshen was at the entrance, that Cogswell re- portedly walked up to Gloshen and drew a .38-caliber revolver. Police allege he pointed the weapon at the sergeant and de- manded to be driven h'om the hotel. Police allege he threatened to kill Gloshen. The 12-year veteran of the force did aot tell Cogswell be is an officer, but said he did try to talk Cogswell out of the alleged kidnapping. According to Gloshen, the only reply· be received was a repeat of Copwell's d~mand to drive him away from the hotel or be shot. Gloshen reported that be -<See sear. Page AZ> Coast Weather Lo"4 clouds Friday morning with partial clearing Frjd9 afternoon. Slightly Codler od Friday. ffighs 6' to 70. Lows 53 to 58. INSUIE TODAY · In 1912, filnt Lodv Pat Ni%· on em~ fn her oum right os IM lp>lce Old tn faoor of 100men'• nghU and abor· tiou. For a look dt "tM MW Pat Nb:ofl" Ne Pooe A7. .... AtY_._.. M .......... Cl ............ a._.....,, a L.M...... .. ............ ................ 04 ~ ............ .. ~ ON...._.l ..... M.D1 CfMka Ct cir.te c..IY AU °"""'" Ct E •N ~---M ......... ....... ._ M .._ a • 1 •• 1 04 ,.....,.. a.. ~ CN...._ At .......... a_..._ M.01 Nl.De men end three. women flied *k lnto an Oranae County Superior Coon jury room for the fourth day lo a row today In a bid to reach a verdict ln the murder trial of Dr. WlWam Bu· ter Wad4U1 or lhllttnaton Harbour .. They then went back to the eourtroom to hear a final portion of the rereading of Dr. Waddlll's trial testimony. Oalm Vletery They aperit most of the day Wednesday hearin1 for the second time Dr. Waddlll's ac· count of event. that led to bis ar· rest on murder cbaraes. WaddUl. 42, la accu1ed of atr'kll&Unar a newbom baby glrl Ui tbe Westmloater Community Hospital nursery on March 2, 1911. It is alleged.that he choked the infant to death ln her crib after Rebels Open Attack In Afghanistan NEW DELHI, India CAP> -Rebel forces launched armor and air attacks on key govem- m en t buildings In Kabul, Arghanistan. today and claimed to have ousted the 1oveminent of President Moham•ed Daoud, a military leader who five yeanl ago toppled the Afghan monarchy. Gen. Abdul Qadir, a rebel leader, declared the coup a suc· cess in a broadcast on an Afghan radio station monitored bere. But diplomatic sources in New Delhi said the claim could not be confirmed immediately and cau- tioned that the rebels may have onl,Y sehed control or the radio statlon. W eatern dtplomatic sourees here reported earlier that the re- bels met strong resistance in the Alahan capital ancJ that many ' boClies were seen scattered throughout the vicinity of the heaviest flgbUna, around the Defenst MlnJat.ry and tbe former Royal Palace compowid, •blcb includes Daoud's reslden~e. The French Consulate was destroyed by fire from several tanks, said the sources, who asked not lo be idenUfted. The filhUng be1an about noon local time as rebel forces using tanks and armored personnel carriers rushed the royal palace, the Defense Minlstry and the army 1st Corps bead· quarters, tbey taid. Heavy exchanges or l\lllfire lasted three bours, then lessened. Daoud foiled a previous coup bid by the military in December 1916. A lieutenant 1eneral, Daoud took power in a mllitarJ revolu- tion In July lt73: depoeing the king, Muhammad Zabir Shah. Daoud, the king's cousin and brother-in-law, bad served pre- viously as head of government in 1953-63. Afghanistan, a mountain-and· desert nation of 20 million people wedged between Pakistan, the Soviet Union and Iran, was ruled by a monarchy .tor centuries before Daoud's 1913 coup. It ls generally regarded as one ol the world's most isolated and~-tlon-bound nations. ·~ The Afgh,.ns have long followed a t'leutral forelrn policy, receiving aid from both the Soviets and the Americans. Algban-Paklstanl frlctloa in the put bas been a tn~ problem for the Kabul government, but Daoud in recent yeara bu lm· proved relation• with Ar g b aniatan 's aoutbern neighbor. SenateOK. WASIUNGTON (AP) -A~ posed half-trillion-dollar federal budget that passed the Sebate with ease Is headed for the House amid warnings from Speaker Thomas P. O'Nelll that voters are fed up with lnfllrtlon. "l hope the members will use restraint," O'Neill said Wednes· day. "'lbe No. 1 i&sue ln the <'Ountry today in inflation." DAILY PILOT ,....,....... TARGET Of COUP Afghenlttan'• Daoud ,.,.... Page A J FIRE ••• by ·a group of neighbors man· Ding garden hoses. Police officer Jerry Linenkugel said he could see the names from Coast Jilghway. By the time be got lo the hilltop community, "The flames were so hot tbey were causing <thermal) cracks in the windows or homes across the street ... The two unfil1isbed houses belong to builders Charles and Bart Christler, who were just past the framing stage in con- st ruction of the three-story structures at 1123 and 1129 La Mirada Police arson Investigator Mike Davis was digging through the tons of blackened rubble this morning, seeking clues to the fire's origin. ••we have found definite stens of .a suspicious nature, 1µ1d the case is under lnvestl1a,tlon," Davis said. "The flames burned eveo-· thing but the null ln the two hou~s under constructlon, •• Of· ncer Linenkugel said. Tiie fU"e spread fl'()m tbe tvJc> framed stnuiturea t<> an 811Jla· cent home owned bY Jim and Judy Caniero at 1JJ5 La Mirada. A passerby who spotted die blue, pounded on that ~e'a door and the house next Cloor owned by Dr. Peter Welgan and bis wife. "I beard people poundong on the doors, and when I looked out· side, aJl I saw was a wall of flames," Dr. W~lgan said tb1s morning. He said a netlbbor rushed ln and grabbeo the ramlly television set while the doctor pulled on his pants and ran oul· side. . "I Just grabbed my p~nts and got my Ferrari out of ttJe garage," he said. ms home was heavily scorched by flames ~m the Caniero reeldence. The Caniero's wete living In the structure, although it was oo the market for sale at '215,000. Homes in the Arch Beach Heights area are built on lqta of 25 feet by 105 feet. BulldlDI de- parlmeot officials ny there are only three feet In the side yards between many of the homes. The area waa subdivided in 1911 on a grtd plan, l'\UlDlJli north and south and east and west. 'lbe subdlvillon did not take the area's steep hillsides and slopes into comlderation, making for lots with varying degrees of steepness. The area is nearing tbe end ol a councU-lmpoeed moratorium on construcUon, wblch stlpW.te. ownen ot two adjacent lots mmt combine those l.ota to creat• one structure. That would widen the aide yard setbacks to approx· imately five feet. But Jack Connor1, the clty's developm.iat apeclalist, said the Christler brotherl received a hardship exemption ln order lo build two structures on their two lots. , "U the Ore departm~t hadn t responded u fut u tl\ey dld, we would have lost another two or three bOUlee," lnvetUltlor Davis uJd, sbaklnl bis beaa. "Thae thlnp are really clou lol•thet." he teamed that she had survived hls attempt to abort the ta-year· old mother. In the testimony read, the doc· tor said, "I'm certain the baby waa in a ~I atote, if in fact it was allve, • when be ftrat saw It. He admitted he took no heroic action to try to revive the 3· po\lnd infant becaute he felt it was severely ba:aln damaged. In cross examlnatlon, Deputy Oistrlct Attorney Robert Chat· terton ukecfWaddlll w~tber it was right to let the baby die. "If in fact it would be totally permanently brain damaged and in a vtaetative state, as I'm au re tbli baby would ·have been," be said, "and if in the wildest circumstances it would have survived, that would have been the reasonable thing to do." W addlll teaWied that be felt the baby was beyond help by the . time he saw it less than a half hour after it survived the abor· lion . He said it bad been poisoned by the saline saJt solu- tion. "I'm sure the baby was in pro· fo'¥1d abock ~thbl minutes after , the abortiqa.' he said. However, pressed on what he would have done had the baby shown s~ of viable life, Wad· dill stressed that he would have struggled lo save it. "Had they in fact s aid the baby bad a lusty cry, was mov· ing all its extremities and looked good, I would have rushed in and 8one something," he said. "I would have been the first one there and done as vigorous and heroic: resu.ttttalion as I'm capable ol." In this cue. he said, "I didn't think tbe abortus bad any . chance ot aurvival under any circumst.-ices." Judge James K . Turner said he will attempt today to meet a request wllcb indicates that the sequestered jury ls becoming a little weary of its daily round of jury room and hotel rooms. Jury 'foreman John W. Thomas asked Judge TUmer if it would be possible for authorities to find a "-secluded place" in wblch the Jury could exercise as a break Crom deliberations. J u d~ Turner is also scbedul to rule today on the Jury's est that they be al· lowed to see police reports reflecting interviews Westminster police bad with nine hospital employees. It is expected that be will deny the request since none or ttie documents requested by the jury were> admltted ioto evidence durtn• the trial. The jury's retirement for ck!· liber,.tion has not dampened public interest in the trial. Spectat.Ors have filled the cor- rtdor outside tbe courtroom for the past four days and camera crews from three television sta· lions are encamped on the eighth floor of the county courthouse walling for tbe verdict. F,....PageAJ ·SHOT ••• apeed to do tbe driving and <i!otswell aot Into tbe car on the driver's side and slid across tbe seat, allegedly keeping the gun on the officer. Gloshen said that as Cogswell got to the far side of the car, be drew bis .38-caliber service re-volver and fired four quick shots that blt Copwell bl the left side. Police said Cogswell did not fire bis gun. He was ll'eated at the scene by paramedics and rushed to Hoag Memorial Hospital where he un- der went surgery early tbis morning. Seal Beach police said Cog,_ell has been the subject or . 1'. •~!week lnvestlgalion involv· U1g a, series of armed robberies · ln -w eat Orange Coun\y. ·• Detectives there believe be is · tlfe rill!P' who held up a gas sta-' tion, a liquor store and·a Chinese restaurant in tJt~r clty and a convenience store in Westminster. But they said the suspect in those robberies concealed bis face with the mask of an old man, making positive identifica· tlon of the suspect by the vlcUms Impossible. Newport Beach police said the sun Capwell ~ ls registered \0 an acquaintance of bis in Seal Bea ob. Rare Bible 'Flown 'Home' MAINZ, West Germany <AP> -A fl.8 mlWon Gutenberg Bl· ble arrived In its 15th century master printer's birthplace \Yednesday under.heavy police eacort *Ref a nlibt from New votk. It wu the second Gutenberg to return to Germany from the United States thl• month. Tbe Blble, printed tive cen· tur\es 110 to Johann Outen· ber1'1 workshop, wtll be kept at lb• Gutenbtrl M-um here and put on display in a May 23 ceremony to ~ attended by Queen Elllabeth II. .. JOHN WAYNE TALKS TO REPORTERS AT BOSTON AIRPORT AFTER LEAVING Hosf>.TM. 1 'I Feel Great, Wonderful,· Oscar·winnlng Actor Say• Before Heading Home Pfa:aOHue f'ro• Page Al Mesa Clerk Nabs WAYNE ••• beneath a rough exterior, is one or the world's besl·known ac- tors. He will be 71 next montl. I Robbery Suspect Wayne lost part of a lung 14 years ago to cancer. He quit cigarettes then and returned to acting, winnin& an Oscar in 196'9 for his role as Marshal Rooster Cogburn in "True Grit." A man who bolted from a Costa Mes a jewelry store Wednesday night with a ring valued at $27,500 was captured by a determined st.ore clerk in a foot chase through the malls of Sooth Coast Plaza s hopping center. police said today. In custody today at <.;osta Mesa City Jail was 29-year-old Pete r David Edrlge or MllJ Valley. PILOT PUSHED APAHI'MENT "Thank you for your prompt service. We a gain rented our apartment almost immediate· ly-thanks to you. We have ad· vertlsed through the Dally Pilot for 18 years and lt has been great." That's the advertising success experience of the Glendale cOU· pie wtk> J>laced this ad in the Daily Plfot: . t Blk to bch 2 Br. JI , ba. Adults on l~. No pets. S47S mo. Phone xu· xxn If you have an apartment or house lo rent. ca ll 642-5678. It only takes a few words ln the right place to get the reaults you want. Along the Orange Coast, the right place is the Daily Pilot. He was booked on suspicion of grand theft and is being held in lieu of $5,000 bail. Police said Edrige wore a wig and sunglasses as a dls1uise when be entered Jewels by Joseph at 8:05 p.m. Wednesday and asked for a closer look at a gold ring with a large diamond set in the center. Clerk Robert Laidlaw 37. of MiJsion Viejo, pulled the ring from a showcase and ~ it to Edrige, police said. Edrige then ran from the store with Laidlaw in pursuit. Al\ u,nidentifted May Company security guard joined in the chase and .Edri&e was captured by Laidlaw and the guard. The ring was recovered and Edrige was handed over to Cosi. Mesa police. l',....P~Al PLUNGE ••• plastic sheets at the site near this town on the Obio River in northwestern West Virginia. Harry Morgan. cbJef of the volunteer fire department at Belmont. confirmed that tM ~ lion was being used as • tem- poraf1 morgue, bat refused to say 'how many bodies were there. Asked whether there were any survivors or the fall, Morgan said, "I don't think so." Nude Picture Suit Nixed LOS ANGELES <AP> -A counlersuit aga{tist a .woman who sued Huatler 14a&ubie last year Cor printing a aedil-twde version of Grant Wood's famous "American Gothic" bas been dismissed in Superior Court. Judge Vernon Foster said Wednesd ay that Nan Wood Graham, the artis t's 78-year-old sis ter, did not misuse the judic ial proaess as Hustler claimed. Mrs . Graham filed a suit last April claiming the magazine de· famed her and crausecl ber emo- tional distress by sbowini ·a version of the painting with the woman nude above the waist. Corpses Buried · TUJUNGA <AP> -Despite a dispute over who sboulcl pay the bilJ, 55 corpses exhumed or washed out of the ground during heavy rains more than two months ago have been re· inte rred a t Verdugo Hills Cemetery. BEST TEAM IN TOWN! I MOOEL3060 FM/AMT l&W TY CASfTTI PU YB ac:OllDa When you want a TV. a radio and ·• caeette player-recorder. but just have room for one. take JVCs 3060 and get them all. Great for the Office. th* game. the 8hoP or wtlef'ever you're OQlng. MOOELK0-35 THI JYC ID.JS Is specifically dealgned for newly-Initiated home recordist. It hu first-class features for better mualcal resPQnse yet 1t• economical. 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For ... ,.., ........ -You owe It to y.....etto c..a ... prices & ••r•lce. VISA·M•lwQ•• l1llgetT--. G loehen wa1 on duty. but drn..S in street clotbel at tbe time. Capt. Richard Hamilton aald tbla morning he asked tbe Oranae County Dlatrict At· tomey's office to act u an ln- depeodent agency and in· veaUcate tbe abooth:ur. The ahooti~ took place after police were c ed to the bot.el by a taxicab driver who clalmecl Co1swell was the man wbo held him up five clays ago in seat Beach. Police aald Cogswell bad sum· moned tbe cab to the hotel, but the driver abandoned his vehicle wben be spotted the man be believed bad held him up earlier. Gloshen and bis partner, of· fleer Thomas Little, were on special assignment in the Newport Center area, so they were tbe first officers on the scene. arrivine lD an unmarked police car. 'Police said Uie tn officers spotted tbe lDU mat.cblnl tbe cabbie's descripdon lD the 1aote1 parking lot. While UWe circled the botel, 61oshen drove to the front en· trance, pretendlni to be a ruest while keeping an eye on the man. It WU wb.Ue Gloshen WU at the entrance. that Copwell re- Family Loses "Eight the actor on the flight to Orance County was his personal pbyai· cl•n, Dr. llobert Egan of Newport Beach. The actor left tbe Bolton bolplt.I unannouneed and \Dier Usbt leCUrity. He slipped out from tbe basement and into a Umo~aine with ,ecurtty au~ walldna alongiide as he left via a strvlce entrance. As th!I few new1J11eD ... ~ scattered arwnd bla cat, n&)'De rolled down b)s wlodow and waved and 1m11ed. .. WODderful " be said. "I'm okay 8Dd BoltOn II wonderf\11." ............ ,.&low spelt ~L.,_ It tbt iollar;· na rid· Clie ,WADS; .... &a• • l ST. MARYS, W. Va. <AP) All 51 workers atop M scaffold in· side a power company cooUni tower were killed today when the construction framework col· lapsed aqd the crew fell 168 feet to the ground in a twisted mass of steel and ru~. Scott Widmeyer, press alde to Gov. Jay Rockefeller, sald hours after the accident, "There are 51 confirmed dead." Rescuers bad to pull ~any ol the victims from under the debris inside ill• .,_,. o( t¥ bu1e clrcW'ar CODC1etAa..,..er. A lo_cal f4re &tatlo• Wa& Preulld lnlo ~-U!:: :rm-:7eor.91Ctsa~ me eight~ ot • ~ working at UMalt.e • .John Peppler. a IMonr ltalld-ing oo the ground la the mlddJe of the tower when the d.lluter occurred, said the scaffold, wrapped around the imlde ol tbe tower. began peeling away and then fell. Peppler, 38, said, •'The first thing l beard was CC>Mrete fall· ing. I had just sent a basket ..• up. I looked over my left shoulder and I could see It fall· ing. I could see people faWn.g through the air and e'VerJthlDg ·falling." · ·'They just fell like dominoes," a witness said. "I looked up and meo were screaming and hoUerinc." Peppler said be jumped under a truck ramp inside the tower and the four worten .-lth him ran to the center of the tower. All those on the ground escaped injury, be said. A twisted mass of tables, lumber, steel and concrete lay over the scene. Just after tbe accident, 21 (See PLUNGE, Pase A!) Mesa C1.erk Nabs Suapect In Ring Theft, A man who bolted from a Costa Mesa jewelry store Wednesday night with. a ring valued at '27.500 wu captured by a determined •tore clerk In a foot chase tbrouP the malls ol South Coast Piasa 1boppiq center, police said todQ. In custody today at Costa Mesa City Jall wu 2t-yur old Peter David Edri1e of 11111 Valley. He was booked on suspicion ol grand tbeft and la betDj beld in lieu of $5,000 ball. Police said 'Edrise wore a wtc and sunllUles u a d111Ulae when he •entered Jewel1 by Joseph at 8:05 p.m. We4nllda.Y and. uked for a cloaer ~ at a gold rm, wlUa a larl• di~ set in the ceatet'. Clerk Robert Laktlaw 1'7, ol .Mission VieJo, pa1IW me rtu from a lhowca1e bd banded fi to Edrige, poUee lllAd. ~e ,then fall fr'DGI tbe. •tore wtUa Laldli• in pUnult. An anideatifte4 IJaJ ~ securl\1"tuard jolD~ ID tbe chase and lldrtllt. wu eaptUl'td by LaJdla• IDd .. .....,.. Tbe rial wa reeov~ed and Edri1e wn beaded onr to Coeta .... piolit9. .p0rtedly walked up to G~ 8Jld drew a .38-callber revolver. Police alle1e be pointed tbe weapon at the sergeant and de- manded to be driven from tbe hotel. Police alle1e he threatened to kill Gloshen. The 12·year veteran of the force did not tell Cogswell he II a olltcer, but said he did try to talk Cogswell out of the alleted kidnapping. Acconllna to Gloeben, tbeonl.Y reply be recetved was a re~ of CopWell'1 demand to driv~ blm away from 'the hotel or be shot. Gloshen reported that bf agreed to do the driving and Corswell tot lnto the car on the driver'• a(de and slid across the seat, aUecedlY keeping tbe gun on the omcer. G losben said that as Copwell got to the far side of the car, be (See lllOI', •••• A!) eaths Cati Vo• Top Tiiis? This was the scene Wednesday at the ••topping out ceremony .. for SoUth Coast Repertory's new theater building in Costa Mesa •s South Coast Town Center as Robert Rustand of the C. L. Pec-k construction company uses an oversized . wrench and SCR &>ard of Trustees president Kae Ewing ,shouts encouragement. The theater is scheduled to be operational in the fall. Jail 'Bias' Fi~t Woll By Woman By TOM BAllLEY °' .. Diiiy ...... Mllft A woman prlaoner who claims lbat jail authorities are practic· lng.dllcrimlnation when tbey re- fuse to allow her and other female inmates to join male in· mates at Oran1e County's branch jails won her battle to- day in Superior Court. Judae Everett W .. Dickey ended a month long considera· lion o( the lSJ:Ue raised by Barbara llohlr. :a. toda)' by or· dering the eoasrtY>-to immediate- ly bait all such discriminaUon. '.l'he nalin.I seems certain to raiH ccimtena.atioq. ~ coun- ty autbarttlea who argued dbrlna the be~· into the cllapute tbal IUCb a would (otte the county to new branch Jail facllttiel at a eost to the tax· payers of muy millions of c1on.n.· Tlle U. women ~cur& rently eonllned are Deina bleld at the ....... eentta1 jail in San, ta AdL Mon tbaD 300 ot the male inmate population Gt 1,800 mea are CUl'Nlat.ly bouled at two bradch JaJts: tlae neo Lacy Barbor Storie. , AdcUt1onal , Newport Beach· ~· 1111& coverace .,.,.are todai OG P81e AlO. .• r.cllity ln Orange and the James A. Musick branch jail near tbe El Toro Marine Corps ,(tr Sta· lion. J.udge Dickey commented: (See JAIL, Paae A!) ()east Weather Low clouds Friday morning with partial clearing Friday afternoon. SUabtl.Y cooler Gil Friday. HJahs fM to 10. Lows 53 to 58. IN81DETODAY I" 1912, FfrW Latif Pot NI%· on maer:ved a. Pwf' °""' right GI aM ... out tn /Gf10r Of toamen'• right• and obor· ttoa. For o loolc..t 0 the MW PatNbort",_1-A1. ...... MYtw.... = -=-==---g 1~1~i Cll ....... :Z a CH CH ·~~~ t • ' Strik• or M .arike. trub pldiap service bl C.ta M•• wW raome """"':fciGAUa BoecRr. actto1 manaaer ot the Coata.ll .. Salta Dist.rid, aonouoced tod11. " n MID Raul Ra.qael chW ol J~cox l>lspoul, will use noa.uNoll trubmen, lt neOded. fO 1et the a•rbace truck1 back on aebedu.ht, KCosti'Mesa man was arrest- ed on suspicion of drunken drlv· lnJ etrb' ~y after allegedly t.rta&edal a tbree-car crash ln NewPOrt.Beacb. J~ Dilpolal wm b..Ue Ill own eeeurio ii DQD· unioa. ~ 18 ~ed. said Roeder, addlq.tfiat UMre UV• a... no .J'IDQIU ot YiQlane:e in Costa Al• dUrtq tll• two-week.old Strike. Pol~ assert that Daniel J. Luoma, 21, of 2284-C Miner St .. was drivblg northbound in the south~ lanes or Jamboree Road ~hen the accident oc- curred near Camelback Street. Meanwb.Ue, the local sanitation district lJ ptovldinc • (ree P1-ii.C Vub bap to COl\A Me1ans wlabtq to bundle up reruae ~ore lbe re1w•r pickup acbedute resumes next week. TUE Ja.U .. &\GS <five per household> ate available MoodQ" throuP Friday at 81\)' ot the clt1'1 !ou.r fjre ata· tlona fl'ofn 1 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., the Downtown Coµimwllty Center. 5M Center St .• froin a a.m. lo 10 p.sn., and at lbe &IUlltaUon department .•t City Jlall from a a.Q'l. to s p.m. Ac(:Ordlng to officers, Luotna'S. vehicle collided with a southbound aut~ arlven by Thomas a. Fredericks. 31, of 202 · Onyx Ave., Balboa (gland. The impact sent Thomas' car careenlng out of control across the roadway's center divider wbere it was struck broadside by a northbound vehicle driven by James It Roberts, 37, of 4112 Salacia Drive, Irvine. ' • Non-11nioD Workers Now Ha1iling Trash All three drivers were taken to Hoag Memorial Hospital where they were treated and released. The only passenger, Maureen Miliako. 23, of 1345 Cabrillo Park Drive, Santa Ana, who was riding with Roberts, was treated at the Newport Beach facility and transferred to UCI Medical Center where she was listed in fair condition today. After a two-week strike by rubbish collectors tn 14 Orange County cities, the trash com- panies are birlne non-union workers to eet ,the garbage trucks rolling again. Dick Taormina, owner of Anaheim Disposal, said his firm is interviewing prospective Slay DetUes Ted Affair BOSTON CP> -Form~r skl champion Susy Chai· fee denies rumors that ahe Ls dating Sen. Edward ll. Kennedy and aaya lhe baa· akle4 wltb him OJ>lY because ol bis lnfl~e lo Cong._,. " • • "We are oot baviq an affair," Klaa Chaffee, U: taid iq an Interview published tn today's Boston Herald Anaerican. She said report.a llnldng her and the married Massachusetts Democrat ·were "science ficUcm." •'I have a steady boyfriend. and bis lnitlala arenot T.K.,"abeaaid. F,....PflfleAJ JAIL ••• "As important and laudable aa it Is for government officials to economize in the spending of public funds they may not ac· compUsb such a purpose by drawing invidious disUncUona between claasea of clUzena." Sheriff Brad Gates could not be reached. for comment on a cle- cision that will have tremendous impact on bis jail f acWUes and the cost of malntainlne tbe branch jails. It waa argued for him durlng the hearing that the heavy cost of building new facilities to ac· com modate both males and females doing the same jobs would bring other costs in its wake-the hiring of additional deputies or both sexes to serve as guards at the new branch jails Mrs Molar ls serving a one year jail term after being con- victed of drug offeMes. She got support in her lawsuit from 68 other female Inmates who signed a petition submitted to Judge Dickey. Gates recently commented that he is bound by law to s eparate male and female prisoners. The sheriff said his job would be made tremendously d1fflcuft ll men and women were allowed to work ·together at the honor . farms under lhe lack of supervision that ls maintained at the central tail. DAILY PILOT ._. ...... --~ •••.c.wr , Vke_I_..._ .. __,., --.... .... ~~ CIMrM ... t-.._.. ........ AMltl .... llMMOllll '*"'- employees and will hire them if the latest management •offer is rejected. He said he's received more than 100 applications for 42 positions. "All the other companies a re doing tbe same thing," be said. Taormina said earlier he fears there will be bloodshed if the management offer is n't ac- cepted. Rubbish has gone uncollected sil)ce 450 teamsters walked out in a pay dispute. One million re· sidents are served by the seven 'struck companies. ,..,..,..PageAJ WAYNE ••• lnlf In the front passenger seat of the llmous.lne. \ At Logan lntetna'tlonal Airport, where a private jet was waiting, Wayne told reporters be .was relufning bome aad feels he bas the strength to c:arry on the norm al Ufe be led before the sur- gery. .(. ' Asked u he planned to COD· U&i.-e •cting. be aald, "Yes. We g~t a .new 111ev1e ·~·re wor~a on cllled, 'Beau John.' U'a a helluva good story." When Wayne ad.mlttel himself on March 29, be did so uader the aecrecy ol bla liven oame - Marton Morrisoli -and no one said publlcl1 then that be needed lmmlnent bean sur1e~. Yi•~ wtae roln cast blm r as tbe tou1b·talklng, rugged lban with a child's kindness beneath a rough exterior, is one of t.be world's best-known ac· ton. He will be n next month. Wayne lost part of a lung 14 years ago to cancer. He quit cigarettes then and returned to acting, wtnnlng an Oscar ln 1969 for his role as Manbal Rooster Cogburn in "True Grit." SenateOKa W ASHJNGTON <AP> -A pro· posed balf-trtllion·dollar federal budget that passed the Senate with ease is beaded for the House amid warnings from Speaker Thomas P . O'Nelll that voters are fed up with inflation. "I hope the members will use restraint." O'Nelll sald Wednes· day. "The No. l~ssue in the country today in inflation." 52 Dresses Taken At Clothing Shcq> Burglars smashed the front window or a Cost.a Mesa clothing shop Wed.desday night to escape with 52 dresses valued al $1,280, police said. The loss was reported by an employee at It's Fantastic, 1T7 E . 17th St., Coeta Mesa. The mining clothing was on display m the front window of the shop, police said. Luoma was booked into Newport Beach City J ail. Fro.Page Al SHOT ••• drew bis .38·caliber service re-volver and flred four quick shots that hit Cogswell lo the left side. Police said Cogswell did not fire his gun. He was treated at the scene by paramedics and rushed to Hoag Memorial Hospital where be un- der went s urgery early this morning. Seal Beach police said Cocswell has been the subject of a six-week investigation involv- ing a series or armed robberies in West Orange County. Detectives there believe he is the man who held up a gas sta· lion. a liquor store and a Chinese restaurant in their city and a convenience store in Westminster. But they said the suspect in those robberies concealed his face with the mask of an old man, making positive identifica· Uon of the suspect by the victims impossible. Newport Beach police said the gun Cogswell used is registered to an acquaintance of his in Seal Beach. Younger Says He'll Vote For.!Prop. 13 LOS ANGELES 1CAP>-At· tomey General Evelle Younger said today be would vote for the Jarvis tax initiaUve, Proposition 13, even though it is "inartfully drafled" and he won't campaign for it. The proposed $7 billion proper. ty tax cut "will mean that gov- ernment at all Jevels must start cutting costs; but we must cut government coats under any circumatances," Younger said. He became the Jast of the five major Republican contenders for governor to take a stand on the June6 ballot measure. "My present intention is to vote for Proposition 13. However, I cannot lake an ad· vocate's role ... without diminishing the effectiveness or my efforts as the state's chief law officer," Yo~er said. "Proposition 13 was inartfully draft~. Its passage will create many legal problem~. but they ere not Insurmountable. The re suJt will be traumatic, but that's what proponents have in mind . "Proposition 13 will not destroy local government; it will not mean the end of police and fire protection and public educa· tion," Younger said. Getaway Car . Suspect Embarrasses Police A drunken driving auapect led Cypress poUce on a not· too-merry cbase Wedilesday night drivina, of all tblnp, a police patrol CA11,itaflashln1 red~pts aJClow. " ADMl'ITEDLY EMBAllR.&SSED, i>ollce said drunken drivin1 auspect Gary Lee Jones, 24, was handcuffed and left alone ln tbe pol.ice car. Its motor iclllne, Jones had only to slip b1a cuffed bands under hLI legs to take command of the patrol unit while of-ftcen queetlonecl apauenaer lD Jobea' car. A!'ID TAKE COMMAND of the patrol car Jones did pollceaatd. ' Jones allegedly drove the J>Ollce car on an erratJ,c course that led bis pursuers dow:Q &Jcle streets unw be apparently tired of the chase and •topped at Cerritos Avenue and Ch.ttat.Ol>ber stteet in C1preas. ADd u a reault ot the ..CaPlde JOMS ' dnmkeo drlviQ arrest wu apanded to cover auto theft lDd rea1.u .... ~ polleealdcL -...... ' # ,, .. f . . J Soap's lfp A Cos ta Mesa prankster tiptoed by police department at city hall ea rly today. poured soap into decorative fountain and voila! - soap s uds e ve rywhe r e. Unamused C!ity maintenance men later poured more chemicals into the fountain, this time a de· foamer to dissolve. the suds. TONIGHT OCC LECTURE "Backpacking." Fine Arts 119, 7:30p.m. FRIDAY, APRIL Z8 "CARMEN" -OCC Five Pen· ny <?pera Company. Auditorium, April 28-29, May S-6, 8 p.m. $2. OCC PLANETARIUM - "Time and Tide," Friday and Saturday, 7:30 and 9 p.m. FRIDAY NIGHT FILM - "Grand Illusion," OCC Forum, 7: 15 p.m. OCC LECTURES -"Profita· ble Real Estate Exchanging," Science Lecture 1; "Managing Your Child at Home," Science Lecture 2; "Human Sexual In· teraclion," Fine Arts 119; all 7:30p.m. Transplant Fails MINNEAPOLIS <AP) -The University of Minnesota's second beart.transplant reel· plent has .jlitd, eight da1s after undergoing ttle operation. Edwin Beeman, 46, of Minneaplls, died Tuesday night at University Hospitals. MOOEL3080 IM/AMJ'" MW TV CASITTI PU YB llCOIDll p,...PageAJ PLUNGE KIUS 51. • • bodies were wrapped in khaki blankets and lined up on plastic sbeet.'9 at the plant site near this Ohio River town in northwestern West Virginia. The cooUne tower was being built for Moitongahela Power Co .• which draws river water to make steam and eenffate elec- tricity. When completed, the cooling tower ls to be used to PllDI'. PUSHED cool down the water before 1t flows back into the river. Research Cottrell o.f Boundbrook. N.J. was building the tower 'for tbe power com- paJJ1. Monongahela Power said the structure was about one-third completed. A spokesman aaid the C!iameter at the base wu 360 feet and the tower waa to be 430 feet tall when finished. George Morri.son, an en~r. said: "I was on tbe ground when it started mptng notae. It was ju.st a roar." 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India <AP) Rebel roreei launched armor and air attacks on ke~ govern· ment buildings i,a Kabul, M1baniltan. today '1!d claimed lo ba· e ousted the fgovemmeot ~ of Preaktent Mohammed Daoud, a military le,der ,Who five years ago toppled .the Afghan 'l'llonarcby. I_ Repori.. nct!b.iog London said • t.he,....M'nled forces bad seized p0wer and Daoud's family bad been "wiped out completely." These diplomatic dispatches and monitored radio reports from the Afghan capital did not specify whether Daoud had been killed, however. Gen. Abdul Qadir, a rebel leader, declared the coup a sue· cess in a broadcast on an Afghan radio station monitored here. But diplomatic sources in New Delhi said the claim could not be confirmed immediately and cau· t1oned that the rebels may have only seized control of the radio station. .. Western diplomatic sources here reported earlier that the re· bets met strong resistance in the Afghan capital and that many bodies were seen scattered throughout the vicinity or· the heaviest fighting, around the Defense Ministry and the former Royal Palace compound. wh.ich includes Daoud's residence. The French Consulate was destroyed by fire from several tanks, said the sources. who asked not t.o be identified 3 Countians Held in FV Murder Rap The bedy or a f'ountain Valley man was recovcrf"d Wednesday lrom a shallow gra\eoutside Ban· ning and Anaheim p0l 1ce arrested ... two men and a woman in connec· lion with bls murder. Police said thecauseor 22-year· old Steven Carl Fu~enl's death has not been determined. Fugent lived at 10716AvenueCompadres. Fountain Valley. Arrested in Anaheim Wednes· day afternoon in connection with • the homicide were Terry Lynn Zuide ma. 21 . a nd Barbara Flowerday. 20. both of 216 N. :; CarltonSt.,Aoaheim . •. Also arre!lted was Guy Mullen :· Hill. 21 . of 1318 Cypres:. St .. J GardenGrove •' Police s aid Fugent was ·~ murdered in Anaheim sometime , Tuesday and his body taken to a ~ re mote urea near Banning and ' huried in a shallow makesh.ifl ~ grave ~ Apparently acting on a lip from ~ :in informant. police went direct· ~ ly to the gravcsile Wednesday ~ morning and recovered the vie- ~ tim ·s body. ~ No motive for the murder was ~ given. \ A,.WI ....... LEAVES PRISON John Ehrllchmen Watergate Figure Released SAFFORD, Ariz. <AP > -John Ehrlicbman. grinning broadly. walked out of Swift Trail Federal Prison Camp after sun- rise today. 18 months art er he was imprisoned there for his role in the Watergate affair. The former domestic affairs adviser to President Nixon drove off for an unknown destination in a maroon Chevrolet with Phoenix !Ariz.> Gazette reporter Lois Boyles. driven bv her son Vance. Ehrlichman, 53, dressed in casual slacks, a windbreaker and a baseball cap, was followed by nearly 50 reporters and photographers as he walked from the front door or the minimum-security facility. He posed for pictures. but declined to answer questions. Asked bow he felt, Ehrlichman said : "Can 'l you see how I reel?"' "I believe I am a different and better person toda} because of all this," ABC News quoted Ehrlicbmanassaying ABC corresp0ndent Margaret Osmer said. "John Ehrlichman told me he felt not guilt but sad· ness and regret over Watergate and all it brought." G uelte City Editor Vic Thornton said prior to Ehrlichman's release that Mrs . Boyles would be on hand at the prison. "I don't know if we'll get a story or not." Thornton s aid. "She's got th.is personal involve· ment. She's very sympathetic toward hlm." Ehrlichman is separated Crom his wife. Jeanne, who lives in Seattle where he formerly prac· liced law. Mrs . Boyles is divorced. On Wednesdav. Ehrlichman's last full day a't the prison, a fellow inmate who identified himself as a convicted drug dealer had high praise ror the former Nixon aide. Al!..,._. WHY ARE EVAN ANO KIT OOBELLE SMILING? Prelldent Carter Wants to Give Them $100.000 Job In the Family €oupw to Make $100,000? • WASHINGTON CAP> -Evan and Kit Dobelle used lo make do dn his $20,000 salary as mayor of Pittsfield. Mass. Now PreSI· dent Carter wants them to hold job& that will Increase their com blned salaries t4 $100,000. Carter recommended Wednesday that Dobelle, currently chler or prot(>C<>l, become treasurer of the Democratic Party. And he wlU submit to the Senate the nomination of KJl Dobelle to •ucceed ber husband ln the protocol job. Tht Do~Ues are fonoer RepubllcaM. Officers Suspect Arson By STEVS MITCHELL Of t111t Delly Pllet Steff Fire that may have been set 11utted $750,000 worth of hilltop housing in Laguna Beach early this morning in a blaze that could be seen from as far as Balboa Island. "I Just grabbed my pants and got my Ferrari out of the garage," said one resident. Three houses were gutted and a fourth damaged. Art Colony police said they suspect arson in the 2 a.m. blaze which glowed like a t.orch from the steep Arch Beach Heights area. Flames, which started in two homes under construction on La Mirada Street. spread to two ad· jacenl houses in the closely packed nei&hborhood. More than 30 firemen from the city's three stations plus a force or vo lunteer firefighters responded to the fire. assisted by a grouv of neighbors man- ning garden hoses. Police officer Jerry Linenkugel said he could see the names from Coast Highway. By the time he got to the hilltop community. "The names were s o hot they were ca using <thermal > cracks in the windows or homes across the street." The two unfinished houses belong to builders Charles and Bart Christler, who were just past the framing stage in con- struction or the three-s tory structures at 1123 and 1129 La Mirada. Police arson investigator Mike Davis was digging through the tons of blackened rubble this morning. seeking clues to the fire's origin "We have found definite signs or a suspicious nature. and the case is under investigation ... Davis said. "The names burned every· thing but the nails in the two houses under construction." Of· fi cer Linenkugcl s aid. The fire spread from the two framed structures to an adja· cent home owned by Jim and Judy Camero al 1135 La Mirada. owned by Dr. Peter Welgan and his wih~. "I heard people p0unding on the doors. and when I looked out· side. all I saw• was a wall of flames... Dr. Welgan said this morning. He s aid a neighbor rushed in and grabbed the family television set while the doctor pulled on his pants and ran out· side. "I just grabbed my pants and got my Ferrari out of the gara1e." he said. His home was heavily scorched by flames from the Caniero residence. Publishing Finn Loses Laguna Suit An Orange County Superior Court JUTY ended a four-month trial Wednesday by ruling againl>t Ve rnon Spitaleri 's Laguna Publishing Company and reJecting the plaintiff's al- legation that the company is be- ing denied circulation privileges in Laguna Hills Leisure World. The jury assessed damages of $55,000 against Laguna Publishing in favor of Golden West Publishing. the dis - tributors of the Leisure World News and the Golden Rain Foun- dation, oper,tors of the retire· ment community. Lawyers acting for publisher Vernon Spitalerl said they may appeal the decision returned after six days of deliberation in J1,1dge Walter Charamza's courtroom. A decision will be ma<te in the next few days. Spitaleri unsuccessfully argued during 1 he trial that he attempted lo ht ost the circuJa. lion or h.is Laguna Hills News. Post by having Cree copies dis- trllwted on a door lo door basis in Leisure World. It was testified that be had about 900 paying subscribers among the 11,000 residents of the retirement community at the time but was unable to raise his readersh.ip when authorities at Leisure World refused to allow entry lo h1s carriers. Spltalerl accused the defen· dants ol unfair compellUon ¥d discrimination since the printers of the Leisure World News were allowed t o distribute t he newspaper without hlnderance. Spitaleri took legal action with the argument that the defen· dant1 were depriving him of ad· vertlslng revenue by conspiring to bar hlrn entry to Leisure World homes. The Jury voted 9.3 to rejeel Spitalert'a lawsult. Jurors then voted 10-2 to accept lbe trial •Ui~lftenta ot tbe deleodants. OllllY ............ W S.... Ml"- LAGUNA BEACH FIREMAN CHECKS DEBRIS FOLLOWING ARCH BEACH HEIGHTS BLAZE Offlclala Say $750,000 Damage Would Have Been WorH Laat Summer Military Plane? Laguna Air Search Ha.lted; No Debris An extensive sea and air search for a military plane re- ported down o rr midtown Laguna Beach Wednesday night was called orr after five hours when no debris was sighted and no civilian or military planes re· ported missing. A caller told the Orange Coun- ty Harbor Patrol in Newport Beach at 6:30 p.m . Wednesday that he had just seen a military aircraft c rash into the sea, two or three miles offshore at Laguna Beach. Lt. Raymond Graham of the Harbor Patrol said today the caller was "straightforward and legitimate" and worked with the Orange County Sheriff's Department to try to pinpoinl the area where he said the plane had gone down. "This sort of thing happens periodically:· Graham said. "It ·s hard Lo accoWlt ror. Of course we have to respond to a ny rep0rt like this. because we have had planes down in the area recently." The search, coordinated by the U .S. Coast Guard station in Long Beach. extended Crom waters off Laguna Beach, south to Dana Point and about 10 miles out to sea. Participating in the search were helicopters dispatched by the Marine Corps. the Coast Guard a nd the Newport Beach a nd Costa Mesa Police Depart· ments. The Coast Guard's 82· foot cutter. "Pomt Divide" out or Newport Beach. as well as numerous Harbor Patrol boats plied the offshore waters. "No evidence was found of any plane down," said Sgt. Chuck Dinkins. public informa· lion officer at the El Toro Marine Corps Air Station. "AJJ of our planes are accouitted ror we have no missing aircraft.·· ,,, Pair Escape Tustin Fire; Loss $29,000 An apartment £ire 1n lhe Tustin are., caused an ~timaled $29,000 worth or damage early today. but two men inside the blazing apartment escaoed unin· jured. County fire officials said the two men made their way to safe· ty by leaping from their own second floor balcony to an ad· joining balcony. Left beh.ind them was the flre- gutted remnants of apartment B·8 in the Monterey Pines apart ment complex at 15481 Williams St. By the time county firl!f\Rhters had the blaze under control. the apartment and its contenL<i were declared a total loss by a Cire lnvestigator. He said the cause of the 4:58 a .m. blaze is under investiga- tion. 'fV ow Special Savings On ,411 The.e Sof<U featUl'fJ: ltanlaoood frame•. e;pi aoar ltl:uvl lie<I coil •prin6• autom /iueJ. amt CO/» and linH floance• PROFESSIONAL INTERIOR DESIGNERS Traditional So/a8 Through ~ay 30th Open Mon .. Thurl. l Ftl. Evti. 221' HARBOR It.VO. COSTA MESA. CALIF. 7 ft. size $595 5 ft. LorJe Sf>at •/()()Leu · ,Clloo•e /rom a 'J aeid., aeleC'lion of fabric• I . " ., . ~.Apnl 11. 1111 NATION I WORLD 'GOdfatlier' G oes Free SllA&E, ltA'ITLE Is &OU.: It hu become clearly evl· cleat trom apenence earlier th1a week that you cauot tell people that they aren't eettlni aha.ken around when they know blamed well they are. Aft.er all. thla ls eart.bquake country. It developed that juat laat Tuelday. resldentl ot our coastal ruloo reported thakes all the way from Huol- lnston Harbour uPce>aat to Mtaaion Viejo downcout. Wbeo tb1I bappeoa, we start getUng calla here at the newapaper and pollce switchboards get Jammed with calll from an•b.11 citlaena all acl"081 the region. 80 1BE FJltST TBING )'QU do when these reports start com1q in ls to call the earthquake people at the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena. These ex· perts are called aelsmologlsta. They are supposed to know au about earth shakes. In Tuesday's case, the quake savants didn't seem to have recorded any temblors near the 5 p.m. hour when two abarp Jolt.a were reported along the coast. The next step, then, la to suspect a sonic boom created by jet aircraft flying at supersonic speeds. You check with .. a ~ ,.. . .. , ' .. . , .. ~ •:~o ; . ., ,. . .. ,, 'r-i r v '.• ( Don't Try to Tell Me the Earth lm't Shalang military installations in an effort to learn if they have anybody up there Oying real fast. THIS EITHER GETS you a routine d~nial or the Air Force suggests the Navy did it. the Navy points at the Marine Corps and the Marine Corps suggests you check with the Air Force. Meanwhile, one Huntington Beach lady called the paper and Insisted she knew what was causing all her dishes to raUte. The oil people were doing it with under· ground explosions. We couldn't find any oilmen who would admit to any underground blasts either. Further meanwhile, more earthquake experts up at Cal State Fullerton believe they recorded some small shakes that seem to coincide with the times that citizens of our region fell their dwellings moving around. So there. It probably WAS an earthquake. As a matter of fact, the Cal State quake watchers say we've been experiencing a whole series of very small quakes in recent times. Does this mean we're going to get the big one? Well, nobody can say on that one way or the other. BUT IF THE FLOOR starts shaking again, we can once more start looking for somebody to blame. The Air Force can blame the Navy. the Navy can point at the Marines and the lady lo Huntington Beach can get mad at the oil people. 2 Midnight Riders Told to Light Up DAVENPORT, Iowa <APl -Two Davenpor1. men were arrest- ed on charges of riding a horse on a sidewalk, riding a horse without lights and failure to pi~k up manure. With the price of gasoline what it is, "if you can't tide horses, what are you going to do?" said Robert Haller, 28, one of the men arrested Wednesday. . Haller and Thomas Finch. 19, were arrested in the downtown area about 3:30 a.m. Police said the two were spotted ridina the horses about midnight and were told they bad to keep off the sidewalk and to have lights on the llorses if they rode at ni&bL Hailer's version of what happened is somewhat different. He said the two )"ere stopped and they asked police whether they were violating any laws. After checking, police recommended they get rear lights for the horses. But Haller said be did not realise tbey would be arrested for not getting them immediately. When Haller appeared in court, be discovered an additional charge bad been filed -failure to pick up manure. The two horses had defecated while the . men were inside the jail al'l'anging for bond. CANON CITY. Colo. <AP> -court that he WU not aullty. Three limes, Sylvester Lee Gar-Bebl.nd the walls of Caoon Cl· rlaon ''took the walk," beaded t y. G arrlson earned the for the ,.. chamber of the nickname ''Tbe Oodtatber" for Colorado State Penitentiary. his work with younav Inmates. Fourteen Umes he ouWved Someday, he says, he would like dates set for b1J execution for lb"be a child counselor -maybe what the Colorado Supreme work with Juvenile dellnquenta. Court called "a cold-blooded and revolUna murder." "l'VE SA.T IN th1s bell-hole a long time -yeah, a tong time," BUT AFTER 20 years in he said. "I've seen some in· prison, he walked through the telligent kids come and go, and gates Wednesday a free man, 45 then come back again." yean old, with $100 in bis pocket All he really learned inside, be and a new sutt of clothes. sald, was how to roll cigarettes "Flret, I'm golng to alt on the well. porch and watch the people for a Ganison says he ls not going little while.'' be said shortly back. that he wants a permanebt before bis release. "Watch the job in bis future. can go by. I'll need a little time "I bear these fools brag about to put things behind me." having 200 jobs in 40 years. Big Garriloo'a death penalty was deal. Ulted ID court several years ago and be waa liven a life sentence • "IT'S THE GUY who works lnstead: He accumulated enough the same job for 40 years - time in prison to qualify for yeah, that's something. A man parole, which be was granted in can set his watch by the way be \January. comes and goes. I like that Idea. It means you can have NEIGHBORS IDENTIFIED something tn this wqrld, and Garrison aa one of two men wbot leave something for someone plstol·wblpped Mort Freelander. else." 79, to death on the morning of His stride was different as he April 25, 1958. The second as-walked out the gates. He was sallanl was never apprehended. looking forward to going home Although Denver police said to Denver and getting a chicken Garrison confessed lo the crime dinner at his mother's house. a number of times, be said in Three times ln the two de- Drug Abuse Testing Urged for Military WASlUNGTON <AP>.-Saying the use of hard dru&s among•U.S. servicemen "is increasing at a seriou.s rate." the White House urged Congress today to reinstate a currently prohibited program of ran· dom testing of military personnel for heroin addiction. Lee Dogolofl, a White House drug abuse official, made the request in testimony prepared for de· livery to the House Committee on the overwhelming ex· on Narcotics Abuse and Control pe rien ce" of military and which is holding a bearing on civlllan law enforcement peraqo. military drug abuse. nel, he said. Dogoloff told the committee ~nvoluntary urine te11t" for that the White House considers evidence of drug abuse was random sampling of military common in the early 1970s, but personnel as a reliable tool in was challenged In military the fight against drug abuse. courts on groun.ds it violated the "WE ARE CONVINCED of the efficiency or random urinalysls as a deterrent, based constitutional rights or soldier!. Congress ordered the random tests stopped in 1976. Dogoloff said surveys or enlist· ed personnel in Europe showed they had no objection to random Sc• tis• l F• d testing as long as everyone Je ll 8 W participated. And supervisors Evid e n ce o f 'Antimatter' WASJllNGTON (AP> -Scien· tists have evidence that a sur- prising amount of "antimatter" may exist in the center of our Milky Way galaxy, which they i;ay could furnish important clues about the formation of the universe. Physicists said Wednesday that a detector hoisted 130,000 feet aloft by a balloon picked up evidence of increased antimat· ter activity when pointed at the galactic center. Ors. Marvin Leventhal of Bell Laboratories and Crawford J . Maccallum of Sandia Laboratories said the discovery opens the door to "learning Im· portant new things about the high energy processes of the un- iverse." Scientists studying the basic properties Of matter have COO· eluded that for every kind of atomic or subatomic particle ex- isting in nature, there also must exist antimatter, a virtually identical particle with an op- posite electrical charge. said they would welcome the tests, he added, because it re- lieved them of the responsibility for seleclin~ -and thereby possibly prejydging - servicemen tof,f rug tests. IN A WHIT# House memo re· leased today, Dogoloff's boss criticized the Defense Depart· ment for doing too little to dis· courage drug abuse among American Gis. especially those in overseas assi@ments. The memo from President Carter's cblef adviser on drug abuse, Dr. Peter Bourne, to Defense Secretary Harold Brown cites a series of in· dicators of worldwide irl(:reases in drug use among Aqlerican servicemen and women. Among. them: -Eight percent of the members of the U.S. Army headquarters ln Berlin admit to using heroin. Snow Falls Virginia • m High Tides Cauae Fl.ooding in Caroli1UUJ AIMllY Alllv'QUe ·-•110 Anc ... ..io Allatlla a.1t1more 91nnfftlhtm 91-.nk 90IM. lies ton llfvwnnlll• 81/ftalO °'9f1ilnSC OllC890 Clnc.lnnatl o .... ,_ Columbus 0.1 l't. Wiii Dtnver OtsMolnn Dtlroll Oulvltl FlllrMflkl M.ttonl ........ "-!vlu llld' ... 1. ~'Wlllt ~ ICelt"aCltJ .... ,,.... Uttlellect< UI~ Ml U PIC ~ ,. .. '1 ,. !Ill » ,. SI a SS 41 .Ot ~ ,, .. #1 ~a .t• S7 • . 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C.0.11•1 '4!mcllf.._ #Ill ,..,.. htwHn n •no ., lnl•IMI i.m. Mr•lurH Will ..... ..._ SJ and 70. Tll• .... ~"'" .... S-,Jfl....,TWn TMUltSDAY SKolld low •:'°111>m. t.I .. ,.,.. ... fllrst w 11121 .. m. J.O fllntllltll 1:su.m. ~.J Secloftd low 215* p.m. 1.• IKOllll ""'1 7; '1 p.m, U .... ,-.s:ota.111 ...... :a."'"" ~ 11-"'" "'""' --t:H .. ,,,. cades before, ho bad chosen fried cblcken u bls last meal. Fried chicken -cooked '1but not over~ed" -oruoo.. a side of fries and ••ru1 .. ·-notJ)rlJoo· variety-~. THREE TIMa HE bad eaten that chicken before the last· minute reprieves came. Three times. This time. the meal would be differeol 'Colef)og' t o ltlo1'e ? A spokesman says Philadelphia Mayor Frank Rizzo would like to move · artist Frederick Remington's only life-size sculpture, "fhe Cowboy." from its perch over- looking the Schuylkill River to a spot downtown where it can get the "broadest possible audience." Similar plans two years ago were blocked by art lovers who said Remington chose the site himself in 1908. Israel Denies Theft Of· Lebanon Loot BEIRtrr, Lebanon <APl -The Lebanese government is in· vesUgaLing reports that the Israeli army made off with ancient treasures from archeological di.gs near the biblical part city of Tyre and that the loot offset th• E9tire cost of last month's invasion. Israel said lhe report was without found ation. Local reporters wrote that Israeli helicopters bore oft at least three burial ca.Skets, five clay jars of jewelry and two gold statues from the era of Pboeru· cian King Hiram, who Tuled from 969 to 935 B.C. THE REPORTS SAID the rel· ics were taken from Ha n· nawiye, five mlles southeast of Tyre. Tbe government Antiqwttes Department said i.f the theft is oroved, it would ask the U.N. Educational. Scientific and Cultural ()rganizatlon to help it recover tli"e relics. A spokesman for the depart· ment said the U.N. peacekeep- ing force in south Lebanon would also be asked to help in any .. permissible aspect within its jurisdid.ion." THE ISRAELI ARMY said Thursday it investigated the aJ. legations but found no evidence the reports were true. "We have looked into this but nobody knows of anything ol the sort happening," said an Israeli army spokesman. The Hannawiye excavations a re close to U. N. French paratrooper checkpoints in the burrer zone between ~e Israelis and Palestinian guerrillas in Tyre. U .N. sources denied a ~t newspaper report that Israeli fo rces have started to build a J e whh settlement inside southern Lebanon. .. CAUFORNlA SACRAMENTO <AP> -A barra1e ot oppoalUon from t.be food iodmtry bas smothered a proposal to make food com· pames list the sugar content on ·tabelJ. The proposal by Sen. John Dunla,p, 0-Napa, failed even to ~et a motion (or pa.s.sa,e Wed· nesday after a bearing beloce the seven-member state Senate Health and Welfare Committee THE BILL WOULD have ap- plied to foods in which sugar constituted at least 3 percent or the oak>rtes. The percentate or refined sugar by weight would bave to be indicated in a circle ;graph. No other state has such a law, but eoogressional hearings are expected this summer. .. THIS WILL ACI' to make the j>ublic sugar-conscious and ·rnake the public aware or what they are consuming," Dunlap aid. He quoted private studies as saying the average American cons umed two pounds or sugar annuaUy 200 years ago, and now ,consumes that much each week -more than 126 pounds a year. • Dunlap said refined sugar "contains no nutrients other :than calories. There is mouhting ,evidence that sugar intake has any ill errects·• causing tooth ecay and contributing to iabetes. obesity and heart at cks He Pleasant Reminder . .......... It's nearly that time again and Honey Bee Novak of NBC's "Rollergirls" TV series has a clock drawn on her back lo remind everyone to move their clocks ahead to daylight savings lime Sunday. The diligent artist is un- identified • ~.Aprif27. 1978 DAIL y PILOT A-I , ' Hosts May Be Liable SAN FRANCl~O <AP> -Private party· givers who lavish their company with alcohol can be held Hable if a drunken guest il\,lures someone after leaving the party, according to a new CaUtornia Supreme Court r\lllng. Court Uphold'l Krishna Right The landmark decision Wednesday extended the llablllcy in alcohol-related lawsuits beyond commel'cw servers of liquor tnto private homes and gatbel'ings. "A social host who furnishes alcoholic beverages to an obviously lntoxtcated person, un· der circ.umstances wbk:h create a reuonably foreseeable risk of harm to others. may be held legally accountable" to others who are i!Uured because of It, the court said. The liabWcy or a commercial ouUet bad been established 1n a um state Supreme Court decision. The latest decision made clear the court's view that legal responsiblUty for serving alcohol to the inebriated doesn't stop in bars and the like SAN FRANCISCO CAP > -A dispute over a Hare Krishna member soliciting at an airport has led the California Supreme Court to declare illegal a Los Anaeles law which prohibits such action oo public "Every person who sells. furnishes, gives. or causes to be sold. furnished, or given away. any alcoholic beverage to ... any obviously intoxicat· Angeles International ed person is guilty or a misdemeanor." it said. property. The unanimous de· cision Wednesday by Chief Jus tice Rose Elizabeth Bird said the issue was whether the municipal ordinance went too far in restrict· iog free speech and ex· ercise of r e ligion guaranteed by the federal and s tate Constitutions. The high court ruled the law unconstitutional Airport. THe court said when tbe Legislature enacted a In its decision Wed· state Business and Professions code It meant com- nesday. the Supreme paoion sections to be applied to more than com· Court noted that the merc1al vendors. Hare Krishna faith re-The decision stemmed from an incident more quires believers to go to than two years ago. James S. Coulter attended u public places to dis· Foster City party at which a woman named Janice tribute literature con-Williams was served "extremely large quantities" taming teachings of the or alcohol. faith and that persons Later Coulter was in a car driven by Williams accepting the material and suffered severe head injuries in an accident a r e asked lo m ake · which left him paralyzed on his right side, impo· monetary contributions. tent and with a speech loss. bee a use it gave om ci als ;:::;=;::;;;;=;::::::;--~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:: .. unbridled power lo pro-~- hi bit constitutionally ... _. 'S protected forms of ........, soUcitation." · P~:r~~ The decision reversed . ~·~<~I~)' the conviction or Henry ~•YtGt' '""" 51Mb •t Your Door M. Fogelson. a member 1c•11 s.o.. NHr.-.1 v-,., .. , or the Hare Krishna COSTAM£SA642-1753 1u...._,.., .... -sect, on a misdemeanor MtSSt<*V•EJ0495-0401 charge of soliciting con-1ttnc-.1MC.1t•-tri but ions at the Los 1 "o ~ · ... ,..,. ...... 1 GIRLS' BICYClE SHORTS Don't miss the BIG BOA-T SHOW et the ANAHEIM CONVENTION CENTER llCIOH from Dlaneylencl NOW thru SUNDAY SAN DIEGO CAP> -A man reportedly seen swigging from a vodka bottle while swimmipg off Carditr Beach Stale Park Wednesday, was later found noaling face down inthewater,saysthecoroner'soffice. The unidentified victim, described as a "distinguished" looking man between 4S and 55 years old. was warned by swimmers to give up the bottle but apparent!) ignored their pleas. orricials said 'P7 Solid colors With white tnm. Sizes 7-14. I Raw Milk Sales Dairy Plans Court Fight SACRAMENTO <AP> -Alta. Dena Dairy. or- dered to hall raw milk sales since April 7 because of alleged salmone11a contamination. says it plans to ask a court to Ufl that order. The word came wednesday Crom Leonard Chapman, plant engineer of the dairy which keeps its cows al Chino in San Bernardino County and processes milk at the City of Industry in Los Angeles County. 11......,ag Per.it ~Iced SAN FRANCISCO CAP) -With the cause of the accident which resulted in four deaths still a mystery, the stale bas revoked Squaw Valley ski resort's permit to run its troubled tramway. ( J Art Carter, chier or ST ATE the slate Division of In· dustrial Safety, said '----------'· Wednesday he was re-voking the permll for the two 120-passenger cars "until the design and functioning of the tramway are found to be safe." LaftrUe BiQ S•ported SACRAMENTO CAP> -A new Laetrile blll he~ passed its first committee test in the California Legislature. The bill, SB 1789, would permit the sale or · Laetrile or any other substance as a drug, even , though its errectiveness hasn't been proven. It was introduced by Sen. Bill Campbell, R· t1acienda Heights. author of an unsuccessful measure last year to legalize Laetrile. ., IHUlo• S tllt Seulftl SAN BERNARDINO CAP> -A $1 million out· or court settlement bas been reached in a malprac- tice suit trial involving a <4-year-old girl who suf· Cered brain damage at birth. Superior Court Judge Don A. Turner Tuesday approved the settlement reached by plaintiffs Melvin and Juanita Millett of Lake Arrowhead and their daughter, Rebecca Sue. and the defendants. Dr. Ronald Cummings, the attending physician. and the hospital, Mountains Community Hospital in Lake Arrowhead, were named in the complaint. ·.&,,.'al Plfla P...,.esed LOS ANGELES CAP> -A $90 million package . bas been put together by an investment group to revive faltering plans to hold Expo '81 in nearby · Ontario, but the proposed world's fair faces stirf opposition ("'Om local omcials. The investors have only until Monday to get their plan approved. That's the deadline for Presi· dent Carter to send invitations to foreign nations to bold exhibits at Expo '81, and if those-Invitations · doo 't go out., the fair wlU ~ave to be scrapped. ' WANTED DIAMONDS • 6 ERSTONES Jewels by )osephs 11 aea chl09 for diamonds ind 04HMtones from private lndMduals and .. 18*, Careful •x•mlnaflon end watuellon by our Hperts. HfOhMt ~r1ces peld. Cati S40-90e6 1<>-9 daily. S1turday 1CM. Sunday cloteo.1ulc for Betty Grace or Frank VanderW1tt lewels by ioseph South COMt Plan • 3333 Bnstot, Cost• Mese • MISSES' AMD JUNIORS' SUN DRESSES 639 Poly/cotton in colorful combos. Tube top and rounded pockets are elasticized. 1 Comes in sizes _Js-M-l. . _..,, d - lnddor/ outdoor JERGEN'S BATH SOAP 5/88¢ MUdhoft SOUTH COAST PLAZA WOMEN'S JOGGING SHORTS 'P9 Navy/white tnm or white/navy tnm.S-M-t... BEACH COMBER SANDAL 3ss Aaaorted oolora. S.10. 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Th•u•'*•·"' ·Ap·r··'.2'.1 .• 1.91•a•••••lill••••BafMr••··l(•,..•'b•'•ch•'•e•d•"•°"•' ... p.~ •• l!.d•'tor••• FBI Role in Probe Is a Puzzling· One Now it's Orange County Sherict Brad Gates who is be· ing lnvestlgated tor what federal officials say are ··al- legations ot official corruption." Gates was the first person to say s uch allegation should be investigated and has not complained about be· ing the target ol an FBI-federa l grand jury probe. Without speculating on what the investigation's out come will be, it should be noticed that there are some un- wholesome overtones about the incident. For one thing, why the FBI? To this time, matters involving possible violation of local laws by local officials have come under local law enforcement jurisdiction. And in Orange County, the dis- trict a ttorney and grand juries have done excellent work in ferreting out official wrongdoing. Significantly. t hey have done so with integrity and let the chips fall where they may when delving into the activities of important people. Even though done under the guise of an anti- racketeering a mendme nt tacked on to a bit of federal legislation, federa l intervention in a local matter s macks of unneeded and unwanted national police policies. Another disturbing aspect of the Gates probe is that last fall similar allegations made against the sheriff by a person or persons unknown were investigated by the s tate Attorney General's office. That probe ended with Gates being cleared of any wrongdoing. It seems more than coincidental, that some of the same charges are part of the current FBI probe, a fact that could be an indication that the sheriff's unknown ac- cusors are going to extreme lengths in their zeal to do him in. Another aspect of the Gates affair that is more than disturbing is revelation of a system which allows a person or persons lo make apparently serious charges against an otherwise respected public offi cial and, simultaneously hide behind a cloak of anonymity that tlides their identity. It also seems more than a coincidence that the" a non y mous a ll egations against Gates came s hortly before e{ection time. Those and other factors involved in the incident s hould be of concern to every citizen because they go against what every American likes to think is a sense of fair play. Naturally, the investigation's outcome must be await- ed before judgments are made. Regardless of the out· come. however. there are many serious questions to be answered by the individuals and age ncies involved. That Sacramento Haze Our California legislators seem to be s urrounded by some kind of Sacramento haze that prohibits them from seeing how things are outside their political world. Otherwise, they would have s taved off theaarvis- Gann initiative <Proposition 13) by really overhallllng the property tax system long ago. This haze is partly a financial one. With their pretty decent salary <$23.232 a year>, members of the California Assembly s tart off with basic wage a good notc h or two above moot of the rest of us. Then add to that their $40 a day expense allowance and you find each of our 80 Assemblymen m a kes more than S30.000 a year. Add a state-paid car to that and you've tac ked on a nother couple of thousand dollars. In the case of P almdale Assemblyman Larry Chimbole, car costs for the year were $4,585. E ach Assemblyman has a state-paid staff, of course, as well as from one to three district offices back home. Generally, each member spends between $60,000 to $70,000 of the state's money in staff salaries; Speaker Leo McCarthy has a staff of 25 with salaries totaling $412.000 for the past 12 months. In all, those 80 Assemblymen spent $23.4 million in s alaries, per diem and expenses for the 12·month period ended last Nov. 30. The high-living tone set by all that spendlng probably was a major reason they couldn't see the Jarvis Amend· ment coming. They dldn'l appreciate that a revolt was really brewing on the other side of the wall. r • Opinions expressed In the space above are those of the Daily Pilot. Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and artists. Reader comment Is Invited. Address The Daily Pilot. P.0 Box 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) 642·4321 Boyd I Paychecks By L. M. BOYD Our Love and War man's statistics show what you might expect.: How much a man earns ls not as impor- tant as bow regularly he earns lt in the matter ol de- term lnlng whether he's a good marriage risk. The husband wbo brings home even a lalrly small paycheck every week la mflre likely to stay married than the husband who scores well In the money department u be switches Jobs frequently. Realize there may be a psychological wrinkle here. Dear Gloomy Gus My beG't acbea for the Congressman who was foroven 39 lndic:Lment.s ln exchanCc for a pUty plea to ooe. How many ol us "little people" could cop a plea Uke that and get only six months In JaU ? TRUE AMERICAN C> ...... , ... ~--· Mllt•<f,:: r .... n •• .. ••I -···· ............... ... ==n-.e::-,,__,,.. ...... . too. though Clearly, tbe chronic job switcher is more apt to be the chronic wife switcher, what? For a while there back In 10th-century China, the coins were shaped according lo what they'd buy: An egg. shaped coin bought eggs, one s haped roughly like the human body bought clothing, soon .. The town of Y in France is oot the only one·letter municipality in the world, please note. There's a village called A in Norway. Q. "Which of our prni· dents bad been a oollege root. ball coach?" A. How about Woodrow Wilson? He coached al Wesleyan University for a couple of years. And Gerald Ford at Yale. Any others? The dog had an inflamed eye. Its owners wuhed that eye every night. But the in· nammauon persisted. Final· ly, the vet told tbe owner to mix a few drops of perfume with water and dab 11me nightly behind the tall, leav- ln1 the eye completely un- treated. Pretty soon, sure enouab, the eye holed. What's it all mean? It means do gs. too develop psychosomatJc allmenu to get attention. So say1 an animal specialist. Jack Ande,no~ Idi Amin Still Bas His Buddies WASHlNGTON-f'or years, we have been reporting on the atrocities of Uganda's grand 1&chem, Idi Amin, who appears to be a comlc-opera figure but ls no laughing matter. His goons have slaughtered an esllmated 150,000 or bis subjects, often for frivolous reasons. With a great show of disap- proval, the United States cut off Am i n 's foreign aid in 1973. Yet he mes around in grand style lo a Grumman Gulfstream jet that ts serviced every year at the company pl a nt in Savannah. Page Airways, another American company, has provided flight crews to maintain Amln'simperialplane. WE REPORTED last Call that still another American company, Bell Helicopter, was training 20 police pUots at Fort Worth. They Charles McCabe now operate at teat nine e611 beUcoptera, which were sent un- armed to Uganda, but co\lld eul· ly have been converted into para- mtutary aircraft. We have now learned that the~ pllota, who haaUly retumed to Uganda after our report was published, were admitted to the United States on A-2 priority diplomatic visas. Confident.lat sources HY 82 Ugandans entered the country on diplomaUc vlau. Several of them belq to AmJ.n's notoriously brutal State Research Bureau. Among these privileged vis- itors, we were told, was Francis lbuka, chief of the State Research Bureau's Arrest Section lo the capital clty or Kampala. He was in charge of a visiting group that received satellite cbmmunlca· tions tralnlng from the Harrie CorporaUon at Melbourne, Fla. Our sources have also Iden· tirted a Major Haruna aa the chief intelligence officer at Entebbe airport dW'ing 1975-71. His grim job was to Intercept al the airi>0rt all individuals whom Amm did not want to leave Uganda -en- counters that were often brutal. He received tralnlng at Fllaht Safety l.DtemaUonaJ Inc. to Vero Beach, Fla. _.. WE ALSO reported luL No- v ember tbat more tban 35 American companies, lnr.ludlng some ot the bwest names in the coffee trade, had been buying cor. lee beans Crom the Ugandan gov-ernment. They unwittingly helped to bolster the repressive Amin regime, since 86 percent of U1anda'1 export earnings came from t.besaleof coffee beans. Our reports precipitated a closed-door discussion at the Nov. 21 Cabinet meeting. Deputy Secretary ol State Warren Chrlstopber admitted that "a small number of Ugandan pilots are being trained by private Unit- ed Stales flrmS." He assured the Cabinet. according to tbe con· fldential minutes, that "the State Department has contacted each of these firms to urge them .not to continue their arrangement with the Ugandans. "The State Department ls also discussing with the Federal Avia· tlon AdmlnlstraUon whether steps c:an be taken oot to certity the pllota. Vlua may also be re· \'Oked for other Ugandan ptJ«s who seek to come to the Unit.eel Sta leaf or pilot t.raio.ln&." Yet even as Christopher spoke. Amln's fancy jet was being serviced at the Grumman· Amerlcan plant in Savannah. Grumman engineers Improved the wlilg structure and fuel tan.ks of the plane, according to our sources, "so It could ny greater distances such as London to New York." The man who appears to band.le Amin's aviation needs ln this country is Charles Hanner. vice president of Page Airways. Hu· ner arranged the purchase of Amin 's personal jet and a C-130 cargo plane that could eutly be converted to military use, say ex· perts. Further sales or the C-130 cargo plane to Uganda have been banned by the State Department. Page Airways and Hanner are currently under investigation by the Securitles and Exchange Commission for allegedly making $2.S million worth of illegal ~ menta to rorelgn officials. One of the controversial gifts was a Cadillac Eld ·rado given to Amin by Hanner on one ofseveral trips · Hanner took to Uganda. The unprMictable Amin, in re- turn, named Hanner "honorary consul to Uganda" with power to sign contracts ror Amin ln tbe U nlted St.ates. UNDER Ranner's direction, Page provides rugbt crews to operate Amln's planes. At one point, more than 20 Page employees were in Uganda flying for Amin. 'Ibey new coffee out ol the country and brought back lux- uries for Amin and bis mercenaries. A Page Airways spokesman told our reporter Murray Waas that the unusual business rela· t.ionship with Amin has been can· celed. Meanwhile, Hanner negotiated another business deal for the \Jgandan dictator. He contracted ror the WUmorlte Corporation to build Uganda's United Nations rnlssion in New York City. The S6 million contract lncludes a lux- urious penthouse equipped with a landscaped terrace and plush lurnishlngs. And It's Bad Forni to Insist on Ice A young chap wbo is going to England for the first lime, and intends to spend some time there, asks me for "some hints on how to live the convivial life in that COWltry." This Is a request lt ls a pleasure to accede to, aa It brings back memories of the many pleasant and lrulltul hours I've spent in pubs from the East End of London to Swansea, 'way up ln Wales. The first thing about pub form you learn Is that they serve the beer warm. The second th.l.ng la that when you say "whisky" you mean the only kind o1 wblsky the English mow about, which i.s Scotch. Most Scotch sold lo British pubs la the same as here - a blended spirit sold under the well·known names like Haig and Haig and Johnny Walker. After trying a good many of these brands, I settled on Bell's 12- year-old. When you are in a pub Sydney Harris you order thusly: .. A large tinkle-tinkle, please." A large wblsky in England or Ireland i.s about the equivalent of an or· dinary whisky in this country. OF RECENT years, the monied classes have ta.ken to drinking bourbon, which costs tbe earth. It la not unusual. in the countrY, to aee a auest coming for diDDer, dressed to the nines, with a boU1e ol hla own bourbcxl and a box ol bis own Cuban (pre. Castro> cigars under bis arm. U you loot, 80Wld or act like an American, you're going to get lee lo your drink. Most Yan.ta don't mind. I do. I have to cateb the barman by tbe wrist to P"""1l him Crom aloshlng ice into lllY gJus before be ,P.uts the· w~ in. (I diacoYereid, wben 1 Arlt began to live In England that no lee in the drink equalled no Creamalin, or bicarb or any other dfoaff/ afterwards. A cold drink oo an empty stomach ii a maaalve Insult to that seulUve organ.) WHILE M08T people drink blends, the connolsseun like their wblsky straight. An un· blended whisky is called a .. single malt.0 1be finest ot the single malts, which means the finest Sco((:b wb.lsty made, ii generally conceded to be Glenllvet, made by the Smith family, In the glen of that name. Only five percent of Glenllvet ls toda)' bottled as a single malt. The rest goes to the blenderl. Nearly all Important bleoden take some Gleolivet. The dl&- Wlery Itself bottles only a 12- year-old. Tb1a is the age wbeo a single malt gets .. aa good u It can gel" the three principal potaticns sold by pubs are wbislry, beer and cider. British cider is something else. It bas much more authority than the feeble stuff that lies on our supermarket counters. The best cider la made lo the "west country" -the area, more or less, of the COUD· ties of Berkshire ud Wiltshire. IF YOU ilE a devotee ol the dry martini, you can on the wbole for1et it In England. There are homes where you can get a de- cent martlnl; but that's it. First· 1y, lf you simply ask for a martlnl in a country premlaes you wUl be given an American s hot of Martini and Rossi, or whatever. U you want a martini you ask for a gin and dry martini. What you get could be Just about anything. Even in hotels that have been catering to Americ~ for eeneraUoo.s, tbe result is usually tepid, and more or less half Vermouth and ball gin. This mixture could profitably be pushed by a temperance worker. rr YOO WANT cold beer, tbe thing to do IB aak for "lager:• Thia more closely resembles American beer than the heavy· bodied barrel beer. and la anally kept iced Ol" at least cooled.. There is a drtllk called lb.an· dygaff, wblcb ls a mhture ol beer and g1n.ger beer or ginger ale. The soqnd 11 puWna-off, but this drink can be welcome oo a warmlsbday. II you do things rather too strenuously, and need to clean out the old system of a morning. the thing to do ls get yourself to the nearest chemist's and ~ cure yourself a hearty shot ol sul· phur and molasses. You will, however, have to aak ror brimstone and treacle. Teachers Keep on Working When the Bell Rings All.bough I have attacked the inadequacy ol teachers In America -and the gross de- fects of our educational system -as much as anyone lo the public prints, it wearies and ex- asperates me to hear some com- mentator repeat the dreary bromide about teachers "work· int" only 181 days a year, or whatever the figure may be in !\DY given community. With all the le1iUmate com- plaint! to be lodged against our syitt e m of training, hir· lng, and re· talning teachers, thJs la one or the sll liesl and mosL ii · nount. It 11t In the same clasl U I UP. posing that banklni people •top workln1 when the.bank cloaes -which is wben they do their most serious wort. American echools began operating rune moot.ha a )'ear not tor the benefit of the teachers or administrators, but as an economic favor to lbe parents. At the Ume. 1Ve were largely an agricultural nation, and YO\DlS people were needed to help oo the farm during the auinmer montha. Through cultural lag, we malntaln this schedule today, thou.eh it mate. no economic or educallonal aenseh:rn1.I adds a good deal to achoo costs. NEVERTHELESS, it ls foolish to presume lh•l the teacher works fewer hours than the rat of us. Everyone involved ln education knows dUfetently. Class houri are only the rormal structure ot teachlnr tJme, Just as banking hours are only the public portion of banking Ume There are assignments to work out, papers to grade, books to read, and a host of extncur· rlcular activities that dls~act the teacher !tom his primary purpose of teach.l.ng. Indeed. the modern public school bas become such a nest of these diversionary event! tbat it ls surprialng we have aa muob clasa time as we do. In the past century. we have heaped upon tbe school a bolt ot tasks lhal u&td to be performed by the community, the famny. the church group, and other dwindling pillars of Lbe eatabtishment. Schools are sup. posed to teach such lrrelevant matters u coold.01, career ad- vancement. driver trainlnf, and ways to make younelf more charming and popular. Wbat any of lh1s bas to do wllb educa- lion remains a punle. MOREOVER, In the 'summer months, most teachers are busy going back to school themselves; lor, unlike other Jobs, promotion in teaching means getting adv111ced degrees -and tbe more advanced. generally, the more pay. Chicago public school teachers with Pb.DI get a coaaiderably b11ber salary tban tboM without them, tbou1b there la no evidence that poeaosslon or such a degree in 8llJ way Improves their teaching abilities. When tbe Chlca10 teachers re· cently won a needed raise, aome ulnlno TV commentators <arc there any other kind?) trotted out and the old ·•1s1 worklna days a year" ft1W"9. Actually, no dollar am<>Wll ean be put 00 the •aloe or • really 1ood teacher, and a nickel a year ta too mueb for a bid one. t ' \ ~I u c ' \ I t .. • ' ' t . NATIONAL T'tuld9y, April 'ZT. 1871 DAILY PILOT A 7 At Ease at. Last, Piit Nixon Unbended in 1972 .. Crowds Responded To Ber-Smiles BJ LBSTS& DAVID Eub la 1'12. ~,....that WU to end with Pneldmt Nlxon '1 1Pdallde re-elecUon when bl.a populuity wu at It.I blab: n::JT::!rirs in tbe Unit· )Id Statel WeJ"e running ne articles about • "the new Pat Nixon." , "Until ~tll Rlcbud Nixon was the star, Pat Nixoll tbe star a wUe," Marlene Cimona wrote, .for example, 1n Tbe Los Ancelea Times. "But somethlna bas happened. •Pal Nixon bas clearly begun to ealel'I• ln her own ripL The Pat Nixon who would Deft!' d.lacuss controversial laauea bu bad 1ometbln1 to Hy about abortion and women'• rights. She bu lobbied tor a woman on tbe Supreme Court. "TBE PAT NUON WHO said a.be would never wear pants in _public, her husband disapproved of them, la cuuauy modelinl pants in the current ls· sue of a naUonal magaline. In a recent television interview, she wore a pants suit. Cle.arty there bas been a m~r change in the fll'St lady." Speakinc out in favor of women's ri&hts and •bortions, or wearinc pants, hardly seems like hot stuff~. but for Pat Nixon In 1972 it waa bot atuff lndeed,·even it her comments were actually · rather mild. President Nixon said earlier that abortion was "an unacceptable method of popula- Uon control." Now the "new" Pat Nixon said, "I think aborUon should be a personal decision." A few years earlier, she belittled the women's liberation movement, Now as first lady, she said: "I wouJd campaign for women candidates, even lf they were not Republicans. I've always believed in aupporting the person, not the party.•• EVEN IF THEY were not Republicans? Sup- porting th~ person, not the party? This was a new Pat Nixon indeed. The warmth, vivacity and good humor she 'd bottled u~ all during Nixon's political climb began to be visible in the late 1960s. The country got a• good look at it on national television at the Republican NaUonal Convention in Miami in 1972. Nobody had expected to see the controlled, almost glacial Pat Nixon do a little !rug in the hall to the thumping of a rock band, to laugh aloud, toss quip!\ and look very much like she was having a crand old time. Which she was. Earlier, sbe waded into a throng ot 3,000 •t the airport. abating hands. hugging .and ldisl.ng peo--.,,no eo•htg ltere ..eaat ... re dNal aqtltlq ebe Pre•fdent Niz• °" f!'Otdd ... "e do•e.' pie, calling them "kiddo." She acted at ease and, for the first time after all those long years when the fear of damaging Nixon bad haunted her, she WAS at ease. IN OCTOBER SHE BROKE even newer 1round: She undertook her first solo campaign tour, a 5,500-mile awing through seven Midwest ...ad Western states. "I'm taking the White House to the people," she •nnounced. and beaded for Chicago. There, on a bot Indian summer's day. sbe w•lked through the noon throngs on Mlcblge Boulevard, shaking bands, chatting amiably with all comers, jiggling a little rock to a version of "Hall to the Chief" blared from a Nixon campaign be•d· qu•rten. . . Upcstaln, in the Seventh-floor Offices, abe was in a wonderfully happy mood. She sat next to a volunteer wbo wu calling prwpeetive voters, listened awhile, then took the phone, idenWied herself to lbe utonlabed woman on the line and aaked for her support. HER BLOSSOMING-OUT WAS most plainly evident in her global Journeys. Along with her heavy round of duties In the White House, Pat Nix· on bad somehow managed to become the most widely traveled first lady ambassador-of.good-will since Eleanor Roosevelt. But before folng overwu she undertook a 4,UO·mlle tour o college campuses throughout lbe country: not aucb comfortable places for a presl· dent's wUe to be during those days of bitter stu· deot protesta against the Vietnam War. Though obviously uneuy, she band.led herself in delicate sltuaUons with tact. At one atop in Cln· clnoaU, she talked with students who bad just wildly applauded an anti-war speech by Willlam KunsUer, attorney for the Chicago Seven.and other radlc'1J. It was noted by the press that the atu· dents praised Mrs. Nixon almost as waonly as lbey bad praised KunsUer. ONE OP THEM, WITH A BUSHY beard and a peace button. gave her a big kiss. . "She remlnda me of my mother," be said. Mn. Nixon laughed and sald, "Hla beard tickled." Another said after ta1kini with her: "She w•nted to llalen. I felt like tb1S ls a woman wbo really cares about what we are doing. I was sur· prlaed. ldidn'texpectbe'rto belikethaL" During her first year as the ftnt lady in 1969, Pat bad accompanied her husband on a tour ttound the world, visiting wounded and ill American soldiers ln hospitals in Vietnam, waving to crowds ln bumld beat In Indones1a, surviving a monaoon In Thailand, calmly keeplq her cool a!Jbta in Moscow while her husband carried on 1ut0mll t.a1ka with Sovlel leaden. It wu no doubt a llrange aoertence tor tbe three wives of the Sovlel officials who •ceom~ed her; nobody 1n Moscow eouJd remember llrs. Brob.nev, Mn. Gromyko, or Mn. Dobrynin making appearaneea in public before. When • reporter Hked Mrs. Nixon how women's fublona in Moscow compared with tbOle that she had seen on ber previous vbil ln 1959, abe made the mlatake of saylng: "'lbey're much the same.•• But abe quJckly added: "I tDtan they're very f aab~able, u they were then." Her own brightly patterned and belted dresses sharply contruted with the quiet colors worn by the Ruaaian women. M&S. NIXON MADE. BE& LAST trip as a dJplomat In March 1974, when tbe White House was being rocked by the tremors of Watergate in· vestlgaUons. She traveled to South America. at· tending the lnauguraUons of new president.a in Venezuela and Brazil. Her visit to Caracas m•rked her first appearance in thal capital city since she and her husband were stoned and spat on by angry mobs there in 1958. She was greeted warmly this time and seemed to enjoy herself Im- mensely at every stop. . This 9,195-mile journey brought Pat Nixon's foreign travels since she bad moved lnto the While Houn up to more than 1~.000 miles, including 27 ,860 by herself and 80,610 with the president. 'THIS IS A WOMAN WHO REALLY CARES' UPI,._ Pat bad not been exposed to politics for so long without developing some shrewd judgments. As one close friend put it: "She didn't like it, never would, but she bad gotten the feel, lbe lnsUnct if you will, that all political people need to possess lf they want to survive ... Pet Nixon With 93-yeer-old Puerto Alco Aealdent The irony ls twofold: She was not asked to con· tribute her Judgments, nor did she volunteer them, because she acted on the principle that Richard Nixon knew best. But when abe finally did take her husband aside to offer him aome wise counael, ber advice went unheeded and the house came crashing down around his bead. while visiting hospitals, schools and orpheages In 100-degree weather in India and Pakistan. BUT BER FIRST BEAILY EXCITING and rewarding goodwill mission on her own was a quickly arranged flight to Peru after that country was hit by a catastrophic earthquake in the spring or 1970. Mrs. Nixon brought with her two plane loads or supplJes and medical equJpment and $30,000 in hurriedly collected private donations, Including "a little check from Dick," and promises of continu· ing American aid until ·•everythlng is rosy once again." Peru was one of the South American countries where she and Vice President Nixon bad encoun· tered Jeering crowda in 1958, but oo this mlaslon of mercy a decade later she was cheered every· ~here. She stopped often to hug small children and to listen to tragic stories. To one homeless woman, she saJd emotionally: "You are going to have good times again." DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS BETWEEN THE United States and Peru bad been strained, many Peruvians feeling that the Americans had been slow in coming to their aid after the earthquake. Now one high-ranking Peruvian official said: "Her coming here meant more than anything else Presi- dent Nixon could have done. It meant more lban lf be bad sent the entire American Air Force." Her elgbt·day, 10,000-mUe trip to Liberia, Ghana and the Ivory Coast early in January 1972 was the fint visit ot an American lint lady to those West African countries, though Mrs. Nixon bad been there befoce as the wife of the vice presi- dent. 'Ibis new trip to Africa was b1gb1y praised in editorials all over the United states. For instance, from The Sioux Falls Argus Leader: "Other fll"St ladles of the land have performed in undertaking.a of th1s tlDd but none bas done as well as Mrs. Nixon. Sbe Ian 't too sleek or too cblc. She is demure, but not so much so thal her personality ls erased. Sbe ls well-dressed, but not over·dressed. She bas an inviting smile and a heart·winnllfC humility. She deserves a top honor as the nation's best first lady in a long period of years." A MONTH LATER PAT NIXON scored her most impressive diplomatic triumph when she ac· companied her husband on a visit to China, the first first lady ever to tour that country. A3 usually happened on such official visits, Pat saw many more Chinese people than her husband was able to aee between his long talks with the Chinese leaders. Reporters noted that she seemed to make a very favorable impression on Premier Chou En-lal and bla wife Ten Ylng·chao. "She gave Chou a little·girl curtsy when they met," ooe correspondent noted, "and from then on, be was ready to eat off Pal'• chopsticks. The alllng Madame Chou, who normally does not make * * *. American Bias Told NEW YORK CAP) -David Elsenhower, aon· in-law of former President Nixon, say the anu. Nixon feelings of some Americans relflect lbelr anti-California bias. Eisenhower aaya that tb.rougbout bis political career, Nixon faced "the emotional resistance and enmity or a substantial number ot Americans who were uncomfortable with what California bas become in the United Slates." He defined tb1a as "a place untempered yet by the limits that cbaracterl1e cu1tural and lntellec· tual life in the East," 1n an interview ln Your Place magazine, publlabed today. lt past the salad course and seldom shows much affection, stayed up late one night to laugh and gesticulate with Pat and e\'en bugged her wbeo she left." LATE IN MAY DURING TllAT presidenUal elecUon year, Pat Nixon made headlin~ seeing fFridaJI: "l>eslrofl tM Topu" J LAY BACK IN LA-Z-BOv~wxuRY FURNl:rURE The faVOffte chellr In~ hom9 le o MW ~le>Y'9 Mdno·rock•. The CUINoMd Mochet, gold vtnyt contempofOfy dellgn with nylon teat and bock Is the twin In durobllty, rfchnetl of lupetlot atyHng and comfort. to the tradttlona14tyted rust. green °' bfown ftlvet '9Cltner: both wtth comf0tf.tuftlng, eoay-open pceltk)Nng and aapert> lo-Z·loy• con- muctton. Dwcototlng .me., dellvery and ow fa· "'°"' wonantt of quaHty at no extra COit •• °""'.,,..,"" ~,,., CINCO DE MAYO.__...... MEANS MAY FIFTH AND MARGARITAS AND DON'T YOU FORGET IT A family of popular cocktail mixes for home entertainment I OOMIMOl910•,_IW lllftmllllWUIWITATll f~ ......... ' ~ 11tOP 7 Daft A -• &KltlM .. _. t • llftMIW it wna, t •...,..,'*II &ln'L t •. -,.._.,tin W. ..___ • ,,.._. NUNllMOIOllelACH• tMSt .............. OOITA_,. ................. __. L.A...-. naa-. ·•Mrtl M&.lln'C* • ........ UMlll ..... • eaMttt Ulna MAITUSM• fM L "9 a•...... • wu• liM• .. t.._ ..... ,,,.__. ,,,,. ......... _ • ...._ .... e...,..°""*" I ltu.w._.. Aoftl f'T, 1111 llftddl Stem I• Nw fh.ilj D!:AR PAT: Hu anyone let ataDdarda for health food stores? In other wordl, what makes a tieallh f~ store different from other fOQd stores? Even supermarketk carry eome so-called health foods. N.B., Fountain Valley AT YOUR SERVICE I OBITUARIES "Got o problnn., Then wnit-io Pol Dunn Pal Will cut red tape. getting tlY OIU\Dt'r.t and octaon !IOU nttd to IOIW 1'1«1UlhU in ~ ond """MU Al~ uour queat10n8 to Pat Dunn. At Your Service. Orange Ccxut DcUly Pilot. P 0 Boz 1560. Ca&to Mt-so. CA 92626. Aa mony letlers a.a poanble wlll be onlUH!red. but phoMd mqwnea or lette-ra not ancll.ldJng the reader's /Wl name. oddreaB and bwineaa houra·plaoM 1tumbeTcamaot becormdned. Thiacolumnoppeorsdat· IJI ercept Saturday a." al eaeb member 1ebool from tbe AllOdattoe for latettollella&e AdlleUca for Wom.ea, die covera1a1 bodJ for womea•1 a&laletk ••,.UUO.. Wrtte to A•erie• Alliaatt for lhaldl. ""1deal E••atioll ud lleereatloa, P•bUca&loa Sales, l.Ztt ztlb 8&. ::.·· WuJWactoa. D.C. ztea1. for more Inform•-Makes Ensign • __ .. 8"~-t'-F ... .-L--Jt .. _ Navy Ensign David E. --•rft; 91' ,.... ~ Caldwell. son of retired DEAR PAT: Last. October I sent a $9.70 check Alr Force Maj. and Mrs. ·to Cambridge Books in Hlck.avllle, N.Y .• tor an Daniel E. Caldwell of LowUf8i~" •Divorce • Bankruptcy •Criminal • Wllls-Probite • I ncorporatlon • Accident-Injury • Evldlon • Collectlons .. ...... ---..... --·-- T .... II 80 olfldal defl.dllll of a ltealdl feed store. Appaready It can be QY l&ore &Ila& calla l&HU •1aa&. 0.. Wag &Ila& aee. tMm apart la ~ boomlllC IHaslaea. Healtlt f_. ..,.... are ..... pofalar la &be U.S. ucl E_.... ~ ner Were, aecordlag to a aaney by tlile Eeteomte lleeearelt Service ol tile' U.S. DepartlDell&. of Aptelll&are. One ll•tlal says tllere were '1st ltealtla food maatlfaaven In 1171 -ap from m .. 1171. Koct stores deeled &belr sales (In dolla1a> from 1111 to 111!. A~ to eome esUma&ea ~jeetloD la anatomy text book. My tollowup letter wu not 24221 Spartan St .• Mia- answered. When I asked the long·dlstance in· sion Viejo. was com- formaUon operator for a phone number:t ahe told missioned upon gradua- me this firm was not listed in Hicksville. Whal liori from the Naval now? Aviation Schools Com-640-2507 Elsewheri HOLLYWOOD (AP> Syndicated television personality Dick Strout, 47, whose "Hollywood Profiles" celebrity ln- t er views appeared around the nation and in Canada, died Sunday at Brotman Memoria l Hospital in Culver City. NEW HAVEN, Conn. <AP> -Bartholomew F. Guida, 63, former three· term mayor and a cen- tral figure in clty polillcs for more than 20 years, was found dead Wednesday of a gunshot ·wound. Police would not officially call the death a suicide. LONDON <AP> -Sandy .Denny, 31, one of Britain's top vocalists who sang with the rock group Fairport Conven- tion, died Friday after she suffered head in- juries in a fall , a spokesman for Atkinson Morley's Hospital in Wimbledon said Wed- nesday. LA HOM t:OWARO A. LARSON, rHl"-'11 of Newl)Ort 8"ctl, Ca. Pauecl -•Y on AP"ll :Z., 1971. Swvlvecl by his wlte Allee LerSOf>, cle11ghlers Beverly Peyfthtr, Rlltll ~ ...0 Joyce L.,.r, .,,_ w.itet LA,_., sl5ter ....... ~ s ll"endctli-end 2 ore•t·orenoclllldren. Grevesfoe -\ffVICes wtll be Mid "" frtdey AP"tl 11, 1t11 •t 2PM •t PK,llc v1 ... Memorlel Part<. ....._, a..ct>, Ce Pa<llk V _ ___.,dlrKIOf'I.. PAO£ AOY PAGE, rnldent Of Newport BHCll, ---·· April U, 1971. Survlveo by wife Dor-,, R. Peoe of HewPort 9Hdl. son -c»uQht.,..~ .... Lff R. -El-Peoe of Yvcc• Veli..,. Ga., 2 sl~ Rutll Pl..c- •nd Ellie Ven -. bolll of LonQ Beac11, • ll"•ndch!ldr.,., R-. Meril. •nd Bra.-.. Pave of Yvcce Valley a"" Mlcl\MI GelMI of °"5141 ~. Fvnenl MNl<-son Frlctey Aprfl 28, II Alli •t aeu er_., o..c-1 •Ith In. termeftt et Fel,,,._, Memorlel PIM'k. Frlench may cell et Bell B•-••Y MOrtuary on TllurMey All"ll 2? from 10 AM 10 l :JO PM.. 8ell 8ro.d••Y _,.,.,., dlrecton. SCOTT PHYLLIS E. SCOTT rnodenl of Co11• Mese, .,._ _, Aptll 2S. ,,,. •I Ille ... of ... She Is IWYtwd 1W • o.ons. Oougt-. Jim and Andr.. L.. kott, ell fJI c.&e N1eM. -.,..._ Ketlryft P. ~"' emu MIA_. r 41re1Mkllllclir9n. Slntals,.t41 • Frtdey ADfll 21, 1 PM It Ille Hertlor OWlstlM ClwrClt wlltl I~ In the Elemll Hiiis c:.m.twy, ac-islde. In , .... Of """'•"' daNtlons INl'I' be ..... '° tlw or-. c:-.ty Ollldnn'• Holpli.t '" rnemory of Pllyllls Scott. Bell Broectwey ~ dlrectof'L IOlrTINO FRANK SOftTINO, rwldenl of Sen Clemeftte, peaMd _., April U. 1'71 In Sen Cl---. SuNi-tly wife Vfe, tori• Sortlfto, -F..-e. J. Sonlno Of El TOf'O, -F.-A. Sortino of SM Clemente, dellgllter S.lly H•us of Brooklnts. Ore •• t>rotller Joseph Sortino of Ollcego, 111 •• molll9r Sere!\ Sor ti 110. Alto survived by 10 orendcllllClren end 4 gre•I· Q•ffldclllldr ... c;.-...-.. ~' PM on Frtdlly .-..,11 a •I Pedflc View Memor1el Pw11. ~ Pedf'lc View Or., Newport BHCll. Peclflc View Monwry CllrldGn. PACIPIC '11W ....,_IALPAU Cemetery Mortuary Chapel 3500 Pacific View Drive 'ewPOrt. C81tfom1a ~-2700 NcCOIMICK MOITUAllH Laguna Beach 494-9415 Laguna Hiiis 788-0933 Sen Juan Capistrano 495-1776 fALTZ-.. OM N•A&HOMI Corona d,ef Mar 673-9450 COit• Mesa 848-2424 l&L_,ADWAY MOn'U.IY 110 Broedway Costa Mesa 842-9150 MIN-~ Wll1'CUIP CMAllL 427 E. 17th St Costa Mela• .....aae snaMaO.,.. 518 N. en.tway s.ntaAM • 547-4131 PWlllOft91 SMITMI' MOllUdY 627Maln St. Hunt=each .. , ....... ., COLOMAL N•AL HOWi 7801 Bolu Ave Wtttmlnster 893-3525 0 'hHA. CONSULTATION-t10 Laguna Beach Group Elects for $13 blllloll to be •peat on llealtlt I la 1 ... L.R., San Juan Capistrano mand. Naval Air Sta- Tbe Ustlng In Hlckavllle I• under "Skill "'iitiiion~. Piieiins;;;iaiiicoiiiliiiaiii. iiFiiilaii.~~~iiiiiiiiii~;;;;;~ Books." 11te flnn '• eu1tomer service repre.aen-Ii &atlve says that your order wu delayed dae to altlpplng problems. Tbe book yea ordered w1U be malled lJnmedlately ... Lolt mall'' was the e:reue given for not aaawerbtl your letter of Jnqulry. The Portafina Neighborhood Asaocia- tion in Laguna Beach has elected Roger T. Murphy president. Association members named Gary Fisher secretary, Giner Fitzpatrick treasurer, and Henry T. Gibbs. Roy E . Koenig and Grant L. Changstrom directors. GarageOK'd SAN FRANCISCO <AP) -The San Fran· cisco Board of Supervisors bas ap- proved coostn.tcUon of a $5 million parking ga-rage to serve the city's new Performing Arts Center. VFO Repori Ota el Prlat DEAR PAT: Can you give me the address for Project Blue Book? I've heard that a person can order copies of UFO sighting cases. D.N., Costa Mesa The National Aeronaatle1 And Space Ad· ministration reports that Project BJae Book la de• funct, and no address ls avallabJe. NASA olten these alternative sources: Aerial Plteaomeaa Research OrganbaUoa, 3919 E. Klelndale Road, Tucson, Aria. 85712, a.nd Mutual UFO Network, 103 Old Towne Road, Seguin, Texas 78155. Women i11 R111111ia9 lor f'Ullf& DEAR PAT: Are athletic scholarships avaUa- ble to women students 1n view of the 1972 passage of Tille IX of the Education Amendments Act, which prohibits sex discrimination in schools? Where can J get information about tbem? R.R., Costa Mesa Title IX of the Edaeadoll Ameadmen&a Act of 117% wu lmplememed by c.pess ID lt75. It re- q ulres fall compllaaee wltll Ute .. equal op· portanldfl8" p19vlsJon of &lie law by Ja.17 tm. This meau a woman also may quallfy for a scholarship ID her sports spedalty at muy, If ao& most, U.S. celleges ud al\'enltles. YM eu reqaest a dlrtt· tory wbldl IJata all spom ud lcllolulldpe offered Gra11u Ottn"ftl Neftl11 St~t• DE~ PAT: How can I find out if I qualify for a federal educational grant? J .W .. Santa Ana Bulc edvcatlon opportunity grutl are avail•· ble to undergraduate stadents who can de· monstrate ftnanclal need. The Office of Education, Waablngtoa. D.C., la the main soaree of Informa- tion. To find out bow to qualify, call toll-free 8"-138-4718 from 1:3t a.m. to 5:3t p.m. EST. Stu- dents wbo have questions about processing of their grant applleatloaa also can call t.bls bot Une for ID· formatioa. Breast C'aat!er Bit• Males Too DEAR PAT: My husband said to me that one thing men don't ever have to worry about is breast cancer. I thought I heard that men also can get this type of cancer. but he says I'm wrong. P . E .. Huntington Beach You're right. One In 100 breast cancer victims is male -and bis chances of survival are lower than a woman's. ~t~ ot 7~"'"' M£ ~~ 7~ 7oJa,I 1ltt-Co lltLtior\. of -yV\115ttr Cr4f ttr-... ft1M,s1 -HiJJ1o .zarrn n, Me.x1w • ~ fi!.<:-a]:,~ings Y!!!:/ Silnta Ana, Ca . 92705 • (714)546-6600 (In The Antique Guild Plozo) SAVE $3.00 . sq. YD.-3DAYSONL-Y THURSDAY 9 AM Thru SATURDAY 8 PM 100% Nylon Plush 8 Sold t.alon ... 100%Dupant Dacron ...... a..t ... lllclt Sold CoMrs: 56!!. Sia ,_..... !iii: .. ma • 1t .1cr Rw $11q $13' 12'1R"'4"' Blue/Gr-86 lt 15'6"£7" Gdd 134 It 12'19'2" Red 195 " 12·.12·4. Gold 150 4t 12'123'3" Brown 402 114 12'•10' Rw 1sq '1 12'R2'" ~e 'l<11 " 12·.10'5" Mint m 111 SMALL . 12'•11'2'" Yellow 120 It 12·.13· Peodl 2S<J 13t 12'x16'1" rqer~ 171 " .... 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Asbestos W an•ings Issued WASIUNOTON (AP) -'rta. danaer of dying from Lheae dis· IO'lea-rna bu warned mllllona eases." Calltaao 1aid at a news of Amerle .... tUt more tbu conference. half of tbem m11 dJe of tuna The HEW secretary. a former, cancer or other d1Maaes u a re-smoker himself, recenUy an· suit ol tbelr Eure to ubestoa nQunced a nationwide anti· In tbe worts durtD• aac1 • amotlq camp&lsn. since w.14 ar U. MeUll ol ldemJtytDC and DOU· Healtb, Education and fylog the e1tlmated 8 mlWcn to Welfare Secretary Joseph A. 11 miWcn workers expoHd to Califano Jr. on Wectoesday ad· concentrated amounts of • viHd wartime ablpyard workers aabestoe in the air 1lnce the and otben wbo may have been be1inning ol World War II are expo1ed to asbestos to atop under study, Callfano aaid. 'lbe 1moldn1 and consult their estimate includes about 4.5 personal phyalciana about the million men and women wbo methods ol early detection of worked ln naval abipyards dur· cancer and asbestosis. the so-ing Lhe war. called ''white luq d18eue." THE BEW SEC&ETAaY.. said "IF YOO &TOP smotlag, even those who contract hmc cancer. at this point. you will reduce the aabeatOsla or some other . can· 0 Which Hallmark Qlft Is Perfect for Bayside Dr~ve. at Jamboree Road f At the Entrance to Balboa Island) Your Mom?~--------~.*~~~-~~ _,......°"ea• -Clb • CclortlA ~-O-llom llW'IY opmg.frftll ~ ·Cordos-~ITW'I' -ICdilld lor .., --clmlnllon -.Oft~-~~ ""' • gift Nde 'f04ll gft • Ollt boolla -.......... cera many years after Lheir ex- poeure to asbestos may sUU be elltlble for financial compenaa· tlon from federal, state or private workers' compenaaUon proarama. Dr. SidneY M. Wolfe. bead ot one of tbi conaumer health arou.,. that baa been warnlnC ol the health riab ot ubestoa for some time, llid the covemmf.l\t ii not eotna far enough to notify expoeed workers. WolfeJ_ d!rector of Ralph Nader's Health Relearcb Group. aald an armed forces panel pro. poeed lut week that the Navy canvau Soclal Security and Medlcare redplenta to find and warn thole wbo worJE«t with asbestos. , ..... ralne B' .. "'""land JAMSOAEE RO,., 8AYSIO£ Ofl MM. ~li&AU&. ltEWPOAT BEACW 87$-3113 FASHIONS AT THE EACH Hou,.: 11-»-S;lel •Sund~ 11-4 ....,ionad 'PJ// '-- Mj .,., looftt •MUN ltlllllllltl ~. °"' ...... ...... Mlyl4. ~ .. for husbands with wives · . for men with moth en for women who want to drop hlnta to husbands and mothers who might want to do a little extra something fol' themselves ... for Mother's Day! Glftl selected wWa yoa ID mind. 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Catalina is shown from two views as it rests in its Lido Marina Village mooring as part of the village's boat show in Newport Beach. The Great White Steatnshiu survived some stickv eoin2 on its wav in. but now 1s open for tourist business. It will be here until l\la~ 8. the n return to San Pedro. Judge Halts One· Release At Fairview A restraining order signed by an Or a nge County S uperior Court judge has compelled of. fi c la ls of Fairview State Hospital in Costa Mesa, to aban· don plans to discharge a 25·year· old patient. Judge Harmon G. Scoville signed the order and scheduled a hearing May 5 In his courtroom after reading the lawsuit filed by the Legal Aid Society for Mrs. Emilie Hernandez. Mrs. Hernandez protested the decision of Fairview officials to discharge her son. Huascar, 25. ·She claimed that his discharge was without her consent and there were ractors in his case th at needed prolonged dis· -cusslon. Mother, 18, Reid Mrs. Hernandez claims in her lawsuit that her son's discharge is premature and that the hospital has ignored future pro- vision for his "Spanish language background" when making the decision to release him. 1 Residency I .imit Rejected by Court Newborn Infant Slain SAN FRANCISCO <AP> - Ukiah city employees cannot be required to Uve in a specific residency area. the st.ate Court of Appeal bas ruled. ·The ruling upholds Mendocino County Superior Court Judge Arthur Broaddus' finding that Phillip A. Lanam had been un- lawCully dismissed from his job as a fireman - MERCED <AP>. -A high school girl has been charged with slaying her infant daugfiter immediately after the baby was born in a school lavatory. Bernice Antonetti. 18, a senior at Dos Pal08 High School, sur· rendered to authorities here Wednesday on a manslaughter Indictment returned by the grand jury Tuesday night. She appeared in Superior Court briefly. bul a rraignment was continued until Tuesday. AN AUTOPSY DISCLOSED that the death of her baby jusl after birth last Wednesday was not from natural causes, District Attorney Patrick Halltord &a.id. However, the autopsy failed to pinpoint the exact cause of death from a mong three posslbUilies. he added. Those causes included a deep Spaeed·o•t Su1n1ner Mesa Sclwol Feel,s Galactic Influence .... By JACK.IE HYMAN OfllWDlllly ........ This summer , some or the classes at Davis Middle School in Costa Mesa will be out or this world. There's Galactic Guitar, for example. and Interplanetary Crafts Fans of "Star Trek" can attend Captain Kirk's Galley, Mr. Spock's Skateboarding, or Type Trekking. ··STAR WAR S" enthusiasts will be able to enroll in Chewbacca 's Critter Care, Princess Lela's Gong Show. the Basic and Advanced Wookie Workshop or Obi Wan Kenobe's OlymP.lad. Then there U be Celestial Cycling, Tumblina of the Third Kind, Co8mic Clay, Out of This World Cake Decorating and a galacUcarrayofotbe rtopics. "Operation outer Llmlts," as the session will be called, is the creation of Davis Assistant Prin· cipal Cheryle Ersavas, who will serve as prlpcipaJ of the sum· mer school for the second year. "I RAVE FOUND THAT to get kids involved In summer school It's best to have a theme tb~y·re Interested In ." Ms. Ersavas said. "The kids' and parents' responses have· been positive," sbe added. School will run June 26·July 28. Some class lilies a re self· explanatory, but others call ror interplanetary interpreting, Ma. Eraavas said. CBEWBACCA '8 CIUTTEJt _.ot Dog! 'W a/,king Wiener' Cocaied WAI.NUT CREEK (AP> -Tbe walklq wiener -a slx·foot tall foam rubber hot dog coetU01• mlali.Da a~nce Saturday from the Original Hot Dog Place -bu bealouDd. Ancl not any too soon, because tt.e man who brought lt back Wednesday said he bad intended to butcher it, and uae the form rubber pieces to make children's toys. But Wlllie Boy WaJker ot Oakland learned in Ume that the hot dog be had kept ln hls livint room tor two days was lbe ob- ject ot a police search and had llOt been dlacarded, 11 uaumed by a friend ol Walker ~ho picked It olt a bench outaJde the eatery. Tbe restaurant announced that the person retumlna the walking wiener woµld be given all the hot dolt he could eat tor a week, but Walker aettJed tor one order ot bot do11. French trlea and a aoft drink. Care, for Instance, wall include tips on animal car~. field trips and career education on the field of animal care. Circus Galaxy will be an art ctass In which students use fabric techniques such as batik, quilting and stitchery to create toy circus characters. In Princess Leia's Gong Show. students will work on individual and group musical acts and compete weekly, finishing with a talent show. Ms. Ersavas said. ·'Kids really relate to a gong show format," she said. THE WOOIDE WORKSHOP Is about woodworking, while the Olympiad will feature a variety of athletic events. Also offered will be "The Skills Factory," an In· divlduaJized approach to •.m· proving baste skills in math, reading and compaollion ; an orientaUon class for incoming Davis students; and a training program for adult school volun· teers. Also, Ms. Ersavas said , the summer school will continue a discipline program lnlUated this year al Davia that has cut dis· clplinary problems by 80 per· cent. IN mE PROGRAM, school and cla11 rules are clearly spelled out. Then, not only are students punished for "choos· lng" to break rules, they are also rewarded for good behavior through compliments and incen· llves. such as earninf points toward apectal prtvllegea. "The point la to catch 'em be· lna good," Ms. Eraava• •&id. . cul in the neck. believed caused by a pencil; drowning in the toilet where the baby was born: or bleeding from failure to Uc ore the umbilJcal cord. A COMBINATION OF all three could have contributed to the death. Hallford said. However. he said a bead wound also believed caused by the pencll was not a contributory cause or death. rt pierced' the in· fant's skull but did not enter the brain. Hallford explained. The autopsy showed that the infant was born alive because sbe had air in her lungs. the dis trict attorney added. LOCAL I CALIFORNIA Vote Flayed Homosexuals Scared in SF SAN FRANCISCO tAP> -Dismayed by the repeal of a gay.fights law In St. Paul, Mlnn .• leaders ol the large homosexual .community bere Cear that an anti·gay wave could sweep Callfomla thas year. St. Paw's action was ''disgusting," according to PauJ ~ardm8!1• dfrector of the Pride Foundation. a multi·servlce l•Y orga.mzation ln San Francisco where an estimated one In seven people is homosexual. "IT COULD HAPPEN anywhe re," wa rned David Goodstein, publisher of the San Mateo-based Advocate. the. largest gay newspaPfr in the country. "l'm not optimistic at all." Although Briggs has been run- n.lng last in polls measuring the str ength of the five Republican contenders, Milk conceded, "U the Briggs initiative gets on the ballot here. he's got a strong chance of winning.'' HE ADDED, "WE didn't ex· peel lo win m St. Paul, but we didn't think we'd &o&e by nnrly two to one. We've IOt • Jal fl work to do.'' San Francisco Supervisor Harvey Mille. the city's first self· avowed gay s upervisor, added, "We've got an enormous educal· ing Job to do if we want to keep similar legislation Crom being passed in California ." N M B d Their· responses Wednesday • OaJj came a day after Sl. Paul voters erased a four -year-old gay rights law by a vole of 54.096 to 31.694. CALIFORNIA GAY leaders are especially con· cerned about an initiative aimed cit homosexual teachers and school employ~s which may be on the November ballot. The measure is sponsored by s l a t e Sen. John Br.iggs R · Fullerton. who said Wednesday he was •·very happy about the St Paul vote" and sees it as a good sign for his crusade. Briggs plans to file petitions Monday with a bout 500,000 names of people who \llianl to al· low local school boards to fire openly homosexual teachers and other school employees. IF THERE ARE 312.000 valid names of registered voters on the petition. Briggs' initiative will be on the November ballot. "ll 's going to be bigger than the govemor's race," predicted Briggs. who Is one of five can- didates seeking the Republican nomination to race Gov. Ed- mund G. Brown Jr. in Nov- ember Woman Held In Poisoning Of 2 Infants SAN RAFAEL <A P l -A Marin County social worker has been booked for investigation of killing one adopted infant and sickening another by allegedly feeding the m poisoned baby formula. police said. Priscilla E. Phillips. 32. was booked Wednesday for in· vestigation or murder and child abuse after an eight-week in· ves tigation into the death of 21-month·old Tia Phillips on Feb. 3, l9T1 . Chief Frank Benaderet said the death a roused s uspicion when another adopted daughter , Mindy Phillips, 14 months, was hospitali zed in late February with similar symptoms. Mindy, the chief said , had been given baby formula which had been "intentionally con- taminated with a sodium·basecl compound." He said no motive had been established. The younger child, now doing well. has been placed in another foster home. Meet Set On Jarvis Newport-Mesa Unified School District t rustees have been asked to set aside June 7 for a meeting if the Jarvis·Gann tax lnftiative is approved the day before. District officials are predict- ing an $18 million loss in school revenue from property la1tes should the initiative pass. The pending budget for.next school is about $50 million. THE DISTRICT'S SUMMER school and adult education pro- gram s could be canceled and passage of the initiative would wipe out the distrid's communi· ty service tax that is used to make school facilities available to the public and local colleges, said Superintendent John Nicoll. Added cutbacks in programs s uch as transportation would be required; but trustees apparent· ly will forego specifics until after the statewide vote June 6. As trustee Carol Martin noted Tuesday night. the board of education is somewhat reluctant to get specific because or fears that trustees ml~~l be labeled as "scaremongers . TH F. SC.HOOL BOARD has UD· til late August to firm its buoget for the 1978·79 school year . and cope with the 30 per- cent cutback in funds that would come with passage or the tax in· itiative. A series of meetings would be held if the initiative passes, and NicQ.)I said a decision whether to go 4 head with this year's sum· mer school program would be needed by June 7. In a ddition, as many as 60 teachers are likely to be -dis· missed al lhe end of this school year because of declining enroll· menl. Action on the dismissal notices will come May 9. The Jarvis in· itia tive is not a factor in the dis· missals and school board Presi· dent Donald Smallwood said "every teacher <not dismissed this spring > has a job In thi s dis· tricl next year .. Newport's Track Team P/,aces 2nd The Huntington Beach City track team swept the annual Orange County Track and Field Championships ror boys. scoring more than twice as much as second-place Newport Beach. Medalists who set records tn th e competitio n for boys aged 8 to 15 were John Solo or Huntington Beach in the 440-yard dash: Robert Planta of Fountain Valley in the mile run: Richard Acosta of Garden Grove In the 1.320-yard event, Darrell Hanger of Hunt· ington Beach in the 220-yard dash, and Keith Golden of Tustin In the 220-yard dash. MORE THAN 11200 bo)'S al· tended the Huntlngton Beach High School event, co-sponsored by the Huntingto n Beach Kiwanis Club. the city Recrea· llon. Parks and Human Services Department a nd the county Municipal Athletic Association. The home team won with 257.5 points, followed by Newport Beach with 126 point• and Garden Grove with 107.5 points Following , in order, were Tua tin, 93 points; Fountain -: Valley, 89; Costa Mesa, 87; Sad· dleback Valley, 59 ; and Laauna Beach. 47. IRVINE SCORED 44 polnts: Santa Ana, 39; Cypress, 31; Loe Alamitos, 23 ; Westmlnster, 19; Stanton. 16; Seal Beach, 5, and La Palma, 3. Winnen wllleompete Nay 8 ln tbe Soutbem CaUtomla Track and Fleld Cbamploosblpt at La Mirada Stadium. ) I t f s ? 81 Bii Keaae Few Ski Resorts Operate •1n.AllOCl1tet1Preta Here are Sierra Nevada akilna condi· tlona u repoJUd w~. nesday by the cautomia State Automobile As· socJatton: MOUNT IHASTA -OoMd tor ... -. LASS•N ,ARK -Cl•M• tor --90RIEAL -Tl'_. --· ... ... 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Rouse Commerce Oversight and Investigations Subcommittee received quick action· from the parent Commerce Committee. · Acting before the report's public release, the full commiuee voted unan- . imously Tuesday to re- ( CONSUMER) quire govertll!lent satety standards for msulaUon. The Cellulose Insula· tlon Manufacturers As- soc1ation reacted by sayin1 that the subcommit· tee s "in'esponsible statements ... about the fire hazards and corrosion charact.eriatlcs or cellulose insulation. al the very tiJn~ when CIMA ii holding its first meeting in San·Franclsco with more than 300 manufacturer representatives, causes CIMA officials to question the sincerity" or the panel. CEILULOSE JNSULATION, BLOWN Into at· tics and walls, J's produced by chopping up newspapers and a ding fireproof chemicals. The subcommittee found that in Mlchilan an avyage of 80 .f'U'es were reported annually in which cellulose wu the first material to catch fire. A WlSCODSin warehouse collapsed because of -corrosion attributed to cellulose insulation, the subcommittee said. An investigation showed that the ~ 'eobtained the chemical aluminum sulfa~ which combined with moisture to lorm sulfuric acid, which in turn destroyed metal studs supporting the roof VN'11L RECENT YEABS. liiortc acid WU the major fire retardant in cellulose lnaulaOon. The current high demand for inaulation left boric acid in s hort supply while othel" potential com>'ive chemicals like aluminum sulfate were subltituted. MOMawooo-a-o.w......._ POWDlllt 90W\. -0.. W -·· . ~AW NAU.EV -U10 ........ ~ • ..., 241'1cNs. llllle 1' .... Wiii! •14'9 conc111ion., oolldll• ..., ' o.11rs ._..c1119; uoe .,_t'°"' tr.,:• --· .... 2 '-t; --C*ldltlOM, l...,..cMlr1.. TA..O• SKI IOWL -0.... .... 11:i:.:-veN1.V YAU~ -.._ W . lncllel, i.e H flet. f,_ -1111 """..pe<Ud. ,,..., end 2 -.fee• tlfb •nd s clo<*e O..ln.. SKI INCLINE-Closadtor-. 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Dr. Woolum ii atady· Ina the aature an4 evolution of the bodies from which meteorites cam• by studying the distribution of blsmutb, a• metallic element, and lead lit tbe meteorites. • HUNDREDS OF SELECTED PATIERNS ....... out greatest IOI" event Of the yeorl HUndredt Of pot• ..,_ at fantaa11~ aovlng1. All flfSt QUQ!lly, Oii ln'ltoelt. Shop .Ortv t9' beat Mlectton~ lft"O ON SALE I In yo~ room m•a11iremef\t1 • and we'll teU you how many~ rollty~~ BUY THE FIRST ROLL AT OUR LOW . . SUPERMARKET PRIC~S AND GET*A ·· SECOND ROLL FOR JUST ONS'GENTI r ~ Pre-Pasted V1ny11 Reg. $ 3.aa.-ttt.M Fabrtc-Backed Vlnyt1 Reg. $ 7.1& to $~5 aeaut1tu1 Flockl Reg. $ s.aa to· t a.u Fabulous Foll• Reg. $tQ.951o $ta.ff' Imported Grau Cloth• Reg. $1'J,a to $tc.8a Pt.US MANY MOREi SHOP EARLY. QUANTiliU uMatD'" llOMULT .... ,. OPIN l •J o MON Ol\V THllU FlllU<\Y • , · • ' ' ... '• ,.,.,. \> 2300 Harbor 8tvd. <Ho!bor Stioep!!l9 Qeo?e!) 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A former ll1asloa Vi• Jo Hlib Sdool ltudeat wbo clalml the adlool'a dean of students knocked blm to the ground and grabbed him by tile throat la suing the teacher and the Sad· d.leback Unified School District ~onday for '230,000indamages. -. . fi!-paud Suspect Enters Pka Huntiqtop 8eaeb retlden\, trv&u' Ja.eph Richards. 4't, baa pleaded 1mocelt to "4era1 wtre fraud cbarses 1temmJni flom an a1leted 11 mllllon scheme lnvolvtng•blJ Kansu ctty buiDeu partner. RICllAltDl!I AND TfflRB assoclatea fn>m Boston are aebeduled to-$land trial oo the kaud char1ea May 30 before Federal· Dlatrlct Jodee WarnnJ. Perl\ISODJD Loi Anftlea. • Rlcbardl ii LD cuatody ln lM Aaaeles County Jall while serving a nine-month sentence IOI' a federal probation viol~on. He also ts ICbeduled to stand trial in Oranae County later in May for the allend operation ot a trl·county gamblin« ring with bfa usociatet from hilhome. 81CllARD8 WAS AaaESTED Oet. 22 and charged with the alle1ed Hmdagton Beach-baled 1ambllna rtn1 operaelon. TJMtl..-al fraud charges agalnat Richards.Jn· volve hrs balioeu partller NeU Murry who nma a carton andprophllacUc plantiD kansu. Sewage Suit Filed A San Ckn.nente resident who clalma bis bome was flooded with raw sewace Aus. • when a nearby sewer line baeked up has aued the c:ity of san Clemente for dama1es to bf. •termlned in lria l cewt. ;,r- Scott R. Beaty, 220 Santa Barbara Ave., addl· Uonally seeks ss.ooo in dam..-ror expenses ln· curred when be had ~ move into the San Clemente ln.n during clean-up operat.iom. He filed b1a action in Orange County S-.perior Coa.rt. • "4)Ul fa '11.a ·.: .actor-. ( 1 •·c 'I' 3 Mannes Facing Tbe Oran1e County----------..:...-------------------~~~----~~----:~-:----'-hpertor Court lawsuit filed by Ricky Ryan Kid Ra T .81 Ensu11t. 11. •nd bl• ·nap pe rl mother, Verlyn Louise ---' English, ·2uo2 Via M anolete1-Mission Viejo, Three Camp Pendleton )(....,. taa.e been or-names dean of students dered to face trial June 12 on criminal cbargt!:fi Don Martin as principal flied after they alle&edly' knlnapped aad raped a defenclant. is.rear-old San Clemente girl It claims that Martin Or~e County Superior Court Judge H. War· attacked Eng 1 lab ren K' · t set the trial date and pretrial action without provocation dur· May 12 or Jose Garcia, 23, Tomas Marroquin, 22, ing a meettna Nov. 1 and and Irineo Salinas, 24, all of Oceanaicle. that other -~a of THE TBBEE MARINES were i.ndlcted by the the staff bM to pall the grand jury oo charges of rape, kidnapping and sex' teacher .-way from the perversion. They are held in the county Jail with student. baU set. at $500,000. -San Clemente poUce arrested the trio in English further con· tends that the bumilia· Oceanside aft.er they were identified as the three lion he suffered as 8 re· men who grabbed the girl from tbt sidewalk on El suit of the alleged incl· Camino Real in San Clemente March 18. dent has forced him to IT IS ALLEGED THAT tbe defendants then leave Mission Viejo drove her to an orange grove neat tbe City of High School and finish Orance where they raped her and sexually bis senior year at humlliated ber tn the back of their car. another scbool. Police said the arrest of the trio was made, possible when the victim was bypaot1zed In a suc- cessful bid to help her recall the features of ber abductors Hearings Slaled On t;ycle Mufflers Proposed regulations to quiet new motorcycles and replacement mufflers will be the subject of public bearings in Anaheim Friday, Saturday and Monday by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. The fll"St bearing will begin at 9 a.m. Friday at the Anaheim Coovenfllon Center and continue until 9 p.m., or until those attending have bad a chance to speak. The other two hearings will be held at the same times and location. Parts of the hearings have been set aside for testimOQY from affected parties and interest groups. The goal, EPA spokesmen said, la to eventual· ly make new motorcycles as quiet as automobiles. Th06e unable to attend or wantin.g further in· formation can write to Motorcycle Noile <AW-490), -EPA, Washington, D.C. 20460. Law Speech Slated Santa Ana attorney Arthur N. Hews wlll be the feallured speaker Monday when the Orange Coun· ty Bar Association celebrates Law Day with a baJwluet at the Newporter Inn, Newport Beach. iOinner in the Monte Carlo Room ls scheduled for 7 :30 p.m., following a social hour. The meeting wUI honor the 1978 Law Day theme: "The law, your access to justice " Gc1111e ~~lained' Property Tax Book Available A free booklet on UD· de rstanding property taxes has been written and edited by the Orange County League of Womeq Voters. The booklet ls ava-llable from the League or at homeowners associa· tions and libraries. Tb~ publication shows tax rates on a sample tax bill, °'4filnes the ap· praisal process of a single.family residential dw~lling a,nd explains the resulting assessment value. The booklet instructs pl:'operty owners bow to better analyze the equl· ty of their property tax assessment and to ap. peal if they feel there is an inequity. The paaipblet was prepared ')rfith the aid of Orange COunty Assessor Bradley Jacobs ' tGolf Ball VictiJD Sues ' A woman who claims that a golf ball driven from the NewpOrt Beach Golf Course struck the wlndsbleld of her car and caused her to lose control of the vehicle bas sued the club and three al its principals for damages to be determined in trial court. Janice Ellen Murray claims in her Orange County Superior Court lawsuit that she suffered injuries by losing control of her vehicle when the golf ball &battered her windshield near the lntenection of Mesa Drive and Irvine Avenue. Her action contains a description of the game of golf: "In the game or golf. a small and very hard and dense spherical object is struck by the players of the game with clubs. ~is causes the said object to be transimtted through the air for great ~istances, to wit, as much as 300 yards at great rates of speed, to wit, speeds in excess of 100 miles per hour." "' • ESTATE JEWELRY • CHINA • RUGS • SILVER • FINE PORCELAINS • BRONZES • FURNITURE • OIL&, Etc. 114Million Dollars Worth Fri., Set. Ir ...... April 28, it &·30 1:00~ ., IMpeetlon Fri., Sat. & 5..._ J.s,.a1.a,. Don't miss this important sale! Fine crvstaf. china •t1, European fumfturt, btonzes, "Ngt, oils and manv other iblms.' Lots of diamond solltafm #1d dusters. Fine men's and ladles watches rings, ...,Inga, tnclttts, ntdtlaces, stc., set with diamonds, tmeralds, rubles, .. pphlres. Sevwal lmporttnt large emeralds and sapphires. TEAMSt BankAmMlcwd • MM ... ChMGll l"tr.on.i d'leck ·Ce.ti • Som. exteftded terma can be trrenttd Prot»rry mowd for COttMJi«w» of,.,. to. newport galleries, ltd. 2462 West Coast Highway, Newport Beech, CA (714) 646-2200 CONSIGNMENTS ACCEPTED 'TIL 6 P.M. 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Fiie......, ruan1a.__ 113 or 115 tab~ bGDc diOOi· •' 19g."7M_..... pefntlng Clllcl•lkM'8 Unitrex brand with 4 memocy keys • 8'JtOm8tlc acam.tlation key, m8r1c-up ~· -~non-edd~~~ -~~;:r;;;;~ • ~ key board, afza • 2 color flJbon. stsmrd tape Classic 30. reg. 99.99 SALE 89.11 Classic 50, an the same features as the Classic 30 PLUS 9f'Mn t"MCkut DISPLA't reg. 129.99SALE.114.99save15.00 Sharp brand El·1057 • 10 digit. decimal selector • % uv; non-add kev. oonstant • extra large add, subtract keys -•a oob' ribbon. Mndatd ~ • 64.95 SALE 59.91 , l " "ARLINGTON, Texu CAP) - A& an JI.year-old p1i~=her Ult out of hia·1Cbool1 David bff albed::\lfe iato the Texu Rangen tranchlae With his triumPbant major lea1ue cte.. but ln a packed Arlin1ton St._dium. AS> a newty acquired wnember or the Cleveland staff, Clyde probably won't make bis Indlans' debut In Arlincton Stadium. And Cleveland m~nager Jeff Torbqra hu a,_tort.hat. .. Tensloo, "·Torbor said Wed- nesday ... He'd be too \eyed up.·· Clyde, calling himself a "new man,·• ls maklna his first trip back to Texas after betng ttaded along with Wi.tJie Horton to Cleveland on Feb. 28 for John Lowenstein aqd Tom Bl&Skey. Torbofg ~d be wUl uae the lefi.hander mainly in k>P& relier. wltJ> ao 9cca~ional start, possibly Sunday in Oakl•nd. There hasn't yet been a suitable situation. however, for Clyde to appear this s~on. "Just being S.raded put a h>t of confidence baok in .me. I folt like a new man. The game ls fun again," Clyde said in an empty stadium Wednesday before Tex- 144 Tlwmpi1111: . . . . I Baker and Co. t l Batter Seaver CINCINN'ATI CAP> -Tom Seaver, who baan't won since September, will have to wait un - til May for that elu.Sive first vic- tory. '" ll 's like Pete Rose going o-for-16. You know he 's going to rome out of it." said Larry Shepard, pitching coach or the Reds. Seaver is 0-for-Aprll, winless after five starts. The Los Angeles Dodgers dealt the three-time Cy Young Awarcl winner his second D9dflers Slate . All 0-.• KAIK ..... (7'11 AP" II 2t LA ""9lfH al St. Lwls S :30 p.m. ~1129LM~MSC.Loolll ,Jp.m. ~II JO l!!asAftgMeat St. Loul• 11:2541.m. straight loss Wednesday night, exploding for 19 hits in a 14-4 vi ctory. orr to one of the worst starts or his career, Seaver lasted only rou_r innings as the Dodgers bat- tered h1m for eight hits and five runs. atll earned, to boost his earned run average to s.oo. What's gon& wrong? . "l wish we knew." said Shepard. "He just doesn't have it together yet. He isn't. throwing as consistently hard as he should. I lhlnk he's trying to overthrow . . . force iL" Seaver, who won 14 or 17 de· risions after being traded to Cin- cinpati in mid-June, contends his troubles are in bis delivery. He has struggled all sprina, win- ning only one of five starts dur- ing. the exhibiUoo season. Mter building a 3·1 lead, the Dodgers chased him in the Seattle Outlasts Portland SEATTLE -Rookie Jack Sikma scored Seattle's last seven points, including a baseline jumper with nine s econds le ft to lift the SuperSonics to a 100-98 victory over the Portland Trail Blazers Wednesday night and into a 3·1 lead in their National Basketball Association playoff series The Sonics can win the best-of- se ven Western Conference semifinal series with a victory in Portland Sunday. R'ancl~~ Lut: lt'l11 LAS VEGAS -Newport Beach's Kim Warwick and San , €,lemente's Bob Lutz captured victories in the Las Vegas Ten- nis Clusic Wednesday. Warwick outlasted John Lloyd, 6-4, 6-2, in.a second round match while Lutz blasted Charlie Pasarell, 6-0, 6-1, in first round play. Cortlero llljllred fourth on consecutive solo ho.m e runs by Davey Lopes and Bill Russel). Dusty Baker had five hits and Russell four as Los Angeles opened a game and a hair lead over the Reds, who have lost four of their last six games, in· eluding three straight to the Dodgers. Baker said the Dodgers bats may be even more potent than a year ago when four players hit 30 or more home runs, a club record. "I think we're even better because Rick Monday is healthy now and Steve Yeagcr·s a better hitter." said Baker. Seaver wasn't around to ex- plain his difficulties. According ~ a club employee, the five-time <ro-game winner left the ballpark "long before the game ended - and be left in a hurry." LOS ANGELES CINCINNATI Le>pe• lb Russell n A. Smllhrl Cey Jb <>.rvev lb Saker If Monday Cf Yuger c Aeu p .U.rlllH • l l 1 s 2 • , b 1 I J • I 2 1 s, 1 0 s , s 1 J I 1 I • ' t 2 l 1 I ' •i. r II bl AO'M! lO S 0 1 I Grlflfy rl • I t 0 MorQdn < t • 1 1 .. Foster II • o 1 1 Bflnc" c • o O O Concepcion" S o t o D<le .. ~n ID s 1 l O c.<onlmo ct J o o o SUVff P 0 0 0 0 Gr~ce pt> I o o o 0. Murray p o o o o De. CW Pfl 1 0 0 o Caplll• p 0 0 0 0 KeoMdY ph 1 0 0 0 Borlloll p 0 0 0 0 Totals Ou 1' 14 Totats » • to • Loo Aft9el~ 012 210 107-14 Cl~( 100 001 001-• LOS-Los AnqelH I. Clnclnnall U. 28-FiKi.<, S••·~ l, Runell, Driessen. HA-LOOM CJ I, Ruutll 111, A. Smltll QI, More>en to . S- Geronimo, SF-YelQer, R-11 R ... 1w.u1 I.. H a Ea aa IO L05AHGEL6 • 10 • • • s CIHOHNATI • • s , 4 I 2 2 I • s 1 I • I ' 0 J 2 I as' 3·0 victory over t.be Indians. The stadJum was full . however, on July Z1. 1973 wlien a teen-aged Clyde 1h-.L down UMl Minnesota Twins 4-3 b:Y allowing one bit in a tive·lnnlrll' atint. It was tbe struggling fra,Qchise's first sellout an<J was votecMa.st y~at ~s ttJe a_.nge,rs: .bisgest momenL · Clyde. the team's fint-home-1 row n produet; became the Rangers bigges~ drawing card ip the dismal 1$73 season. Many c redit him with saving the franchise at the gate. But Clyde suffered through a 3·9 season in 1974, and s~' "Atl I said. J.973 was a..._.. most of the next three yek( ~ Ma,l.be lt was a cue of overcon· tbe mlnors. Hla °"n:la1e ~e fldince. Who knows? Maybe it up and he waderi!IPt del{~ WU a sue.of t.hin&IS COmlnJ too surgery in 19'1t to fret •n tn· easily. trapped Qerve ln bis pitching --wuclnels was Clyde~• probl~ shoulder. , 6t a S·T, 5.1M e.r.a. season last • "E -..1"'' l think nd do~ year i!l Tucson. He issued 119 ve.,. ...... ne a ,, walks m.OSlunlngs. for now and the t-ruture. sa ,_ Torbor& ~1V!tcbed ct1de back Clyde. "There are more bridi. dQ. a (ull triadup from the half thin.gs to look for In the futurii. l ' ~d~)Mtbed been using. Clyde don t really think about the past. reapoiiled witb solid spring There are not that many b"'8ht trat.fnl' outings spots to loolf back on. I reel I tiad · more downs here than l had 1' he R ao"e rs we re In ups." 'CJevel•nd last week and -9tbqup Torbor& aaw a spot to start Clyde, be u.sed Mike Pax· ton t.,.a.ead. ··1 didn't want to start him aaatnst T.e.xWl," said Torborg. ••one dllila bis ad.iuatments, one or ~'problems. bu been con·, trol. Often, control can be affeclr eel by tension .. 't f I ' 1 "I wouldn't healtate to use bi01 •here · in long reijef, but· not to sta~t." ~added. '.'Next llme we C0'1\e ln here, maybe ... if he's . beeo etartlng some. Once be . &eta ~ii feet ~k on tile ground SEATTLE'S 1JULIO CRlfZ IS PICKED OFF AT FIRST BASE BY AON JACKSON WEDNESDAY NIGHT. Tanftna BidS ·for Fifth' VictOry By DAVE CUNNINGHAM Of ... Dallyl"llettuft Frank Tanana tries to'become big league basebaU's first five· game winner or 1978 tonight as he opposes Tom House U -2) and the Seattle Mariners at 7:30 in Ana helm Stadium. The Angels will be trying to salvage a split in the four-game series. On Wednesday .night, the Marinens held off two late rallies for a S-4 victory .. Tanana bas COJDplled bis +o record and 2.81' e.r.a despite the nottceable absence or his usual fastball. The lanky lefUlander bas repeatedly denied he bas alU'D trouble, lj\Jt this week he admitted to OQe writer th~t his arm is1 "SOf4' as hell," a condi- tion many· b\arl~ find . normal for thls polnt-t( the SellSari. The •Angel&' ~en,\Brijlt. who has a' 1tlstol')'. ·of arm miseries. says lie's'back' in~to~ shape 110w but the Seattle '"Mariners roagbed him up just the same Wedn~. night. . Lee Stanton hit 'a towering home nm off B{'eU in the second inning to:gv~ Seattl~ • 1.0 lead. and tbe' 8riOers touched Brett for five a ,.ilMt110tir ADS in the third. f ~i,i I I• 1 • Seattle: bullCll'ld.1otir straigfit singles by• Car•y ·Milbourne, Julio .Cruz.· Bruq'e ~ Bocbie ap,d Leon.Roberts for two ,uns. and wltb · two o.ut Ruppert Jone.a singled home two more. That lead stood up, despite t.he Angels' nine bits and t.hreaten· ing rallies in the sixth, seventh and eighth innings. "It sure was nice to see us score some runs." Seattle maoa· ur Darrell Johnson said. "Four runs in one inning. Gee1, I hitdn 't seen us score a run si.Dce Jut Friday." Johnson missed a plane and was in Oaldand on Monday when Seattle beat the Angels, 6-5. On Tuesday, when he returned, t.he Mariners were shut out. The Angels' Don Baylor kept up his hot pace by ripping a homer and a double and driving in three of the four runs. He · boosted his aver~ge t.o .317 and Increased his club-leadlna homer total to five. Lyman Bostock continued his gradual rise from the deptba of a dlsmal slump by slidng a double and a single. Bostock's single to right field John Mahler of Newport Beach became the sixth Orange Coast area driver to gain a ride at . Indianapolis and tl'y to quallfy for the USAC 500-mUe championship car race s~. May 28, the Dally P\lot learned Wednesday. ¥allier sigoed t.o'.drtve at 'In· dy. Pocono,· Pa: ancl'.Ontario ·in the ' three, m.Jor 500-mlle races last.weekend at Ttenton, N.I. He wjll b~ driVJng the car owaed, Uy Cart .Gehlhausen whlc1' has· been d ri v,en by his .son, Splke Gehlhausen in earlier races tills •year. Ypu~g Gehlhausen ltnlahed si*th af Trenton in the car Mahler will drive and will have a new car at Ind$. in the sixth might have been a double but the u10pi~e delayed a moment on his call and the ballboy, thinking it was foul . scooped upthe ball. Garcia felt Bostock should have' been awarded a ground rule double and he put t.he game * under protest when the umpires kept Bostbclt camped at first. One out later BaylOr eased the inQe by bitting his homer. but Garcia lti!Hlu his gripe: .. It was the umpire's judg- ment that Bostock would not have reached 8'CC>nd even if the ball went through," Garcia says. "but I don't tbink the ump's opi -nion bas anything to do wit.h it. The boy interfered with the baU and it should have been a ground rule double.•· Garcia said he has informed general manager Buzzle Bavasi or the facts and it will be up t.o Bavasi to rue an otlfcial protest. It the protest is upheldi the garne could be ordered rep ayed from the point of the proiest. At that point, the Angels were trailing, s-1. HATT\.• 1•r1tM J. crw 2tt • I 1 o 80Cllla II 4 I I 1 Roberts rl 4 I I I ..... ,. 0 000 Slarilflll dh 3 I 1 I W. Stelll lll 3 0 I 0 RILJor\ftd 4 0 1 I Mayff lb J 0 I 0 ,.....-,c JOOO su-c 1000 Mllllorn n J I I o IW-pll 1000 RWMl«ba II o I e CALl~IA •rlllll R.Mlllffrf JO•l I Rudi Pll 0 0 0 0 ReUetftlllld II 0 O O O ~lcll 2b so o o &Gll«lt cf s 1 1 0 fl.JKll-1b 4 110 8ay1Mdll .S 11 l l.AftdrMua rf J O o o Oo<nC119 c l I 2 0 LAMtord 3b l 0 0 0 Mulllnl•~ "' 3 O 1 o TOUls Jl s I s Totals 34 • 9 • SN111a 014 000 ~ c:.llltnll<t 010 001 -.... C-Ru. ,,_. DP-Seallla I, CAllfamla I. LOil....S.ltde S, CafHollria 10. 211-.. ylor, QcMn.. 1119. IM-. HR-6aylillr <ti, Stalllon 111. S-Lantflwd. Pole (W, 2-31 llvrll• ...... , ''" M • ea aa $0 S•ATTLa S'At • l l • s 1 J ' I I 0 I~ 0 0 0 I J CALl"l>••tA K. S,..11 CL. t· 11 I I S S 4 s HM'l,&ell ' I ' 0 0 0 o o S."-Rilwtel' 13>. WP-«, Breit. T-2:J3. A-11- INGLEWOOD -Former nil· tlonal riding champion Angel Cordero II expected t.o be out or action for etcbt weeks after be and Baul Ramlrea were serious· ly injured in a spill during the fifth race at Hollywood Park. YHE DODGERS' STEVE GARVETSilDES UNDER TAG OF' JOHNNY IJNCH. . . .......... Mahler joins Duane "Pancho" • Carter, Dick Simon, Steve Krisiloff, Danny Ongais and John Martln frc)m this area in the Indy race. Cordero, JS, soffered a broken back dlllina tbe fall WednesdaJ. Ramira., 21. recebed a severe concuaaion and did not regain consciou.sness "ntll be and Cordero wen rushed to the hospital. Team ~k Reside. 11 Are We 'Reallf l .4~S?--Winldes OAKLAND <AP>-Maoager Bobby Winkles of the o.kland A:s fo\llld it bard to believe, and so dld outfielder Du FQtd ol the Mlbnesota i . "/l.re we real 14-3?" WlQktea asked followin a dramaOc 9-8 12-innina victo over the Twins Wedne&aay ni t, "And we've won eight in a row?:' The A's Ntained first ))lace In the American League .wea by coming back twtc' to be•t the Twins -a loa1 partlcularli bard for Ford to underatand because he almost single-handedly won -.- the game and then lost lt with a wild throw. Ford drove in seven runs·witb a tbree·run homer. a two.nm double tn the 12th innidg and a pair of infield grounders early tn the game. 1 "f did my Job the best I 'could; but It wilsn 'l enouab," Ford said. · "We've been BolnJ bad this season1 and tblnp U~e this Just seem w happen to u.s," Ford sold, ref'errtna to the welrd end· lne of an unusual same. Oakland trailed 6·4 wltb two o~ts th the.ninth lnpinlJ' and:t\Vo strikes ·on MUc'-ell Pa1e wb'o connected for a•itW<»run homer to send tbe game into extra in- nln1s. · Ford doubled ·in the 12'h to . give Minnesota ~hat seemed a safe 8-6.lead for thelr beat reUef pitcher. Tom .tohnson. But Johnson ran Into troub&e in the last of the 12tb and _UVf up con- seC\JUve sindts to Piiie, Mlauel Dllone and-I>&~• Reverlnc to yield one run and brlal Jlm Es· slan to the plate. t Minnesota set its defense fqr-a dOUble .pla.y. but Essian puncbed a bard grounder to center fleltl to score tbe tying run: Ford re: covered the baJl and .threw toward tblrd base trying to catch plncb-runner Steve Sta111. Cut"()ff man Roy Smalley let tbe ball go by fiaurinl. Jt would so &o Ua1l'd baseman Mike Cub- b•&•· BUt Smalley was oqt lined \IP properly, and th• UlroW went Into tile Oakland dtatout 11 ~ leOred the •1DDID1 run. .... , re.,,....._ Paul l>eak, athletic director . an<l tia•ketbaU coach at Southern California. College in Co5ta Mesa, resjgned this week. He will take over as head cage mentor ·at Soutbwestem Unlversity in Georgetown, T~x., Sept. 1. ~ -CMil.V "°T Gauchoa R At Comerence SpikePreliW ALTA LOMA-Saddleb.act College, ~u::!!llnt ln ev.ry eveat It , ~ • athletes to FrldQ't )1111100 Coafer.11ce track and field nnall. Tbe CluacbM Md tbe f..-t qua.Wler ln UM -. T(IQ)' FW*'. la Wednelda.y'a raln·del~ed prellma. Puller equalled hit llfetlm1 ~ with a 48.9 clodt-lnc. In ecldldan, ~beck bad two atbletea quallfy with the second beat mark.I and four otbera poet tbe third best marb. Steve Cbeanut aet a 1cbool n- cord In the 400 intermediate hurdles with a 55.4 effort that waa No. 2 in the prellma. ID the 1,500 Blll Tokar and Dave Furbee bad tbe aecoGd and Wrd best Umee wbilo just trrtnl "° keep warm on a eold and ~ afternoon. Tokar was tlmed 1n 4 :07,7 aaiil· ' Furbee In 4 :08.3. Mike Kruthen ran a personal best 21.8 In tbe 200, ranking him third, while nm Borland wu a beat winner 1n the 800 at 2:01.0. John Harper, Jeff Flemlna and Dave Young qualified 1n the sbot put, Harper. Youns and Jett Green qwilifted ID the dis- cus and lllartt Sandstedt. Myron Bartlett and John Perry ad· vanced in the long jump. Bartlett qoalUfed third in the triple jump while Rich Love made it In the javelin th.row. Lemon Released NEW YORK -HarlelD Globetrotters star Meadowlark Lemon bas been released from a hospital after being treated for a stab wound allegedly IDfUcted bv bis estranged wife. El. 'iORO ~H'S ART GOURDINE TRIPLE JUMPED 43-11. r ' . Inside Track to · Ef TorO Gourdine, Ger~ Sparkk El Toro High won its team showdown with Mission Viejo High while John Gerhardt topped Andy Gerten in their in· dividual confrontation in the dis- tances to bigbligbt Wednesday's f'mal day of South Coast League track and field dual meet action. also at Iii.salon Viejo. the Costa Mesa senior put on a burst of speed to win ln 4:23.5. Gerken came in at 4:25.1. Gourdine ran the 120 hl&b hurdles in 14.8 and tripJe Jumped 43·11. Another fast mark was the 22.8 time in the~ by Laguna Beach's Norm Anderson. Behind a trio of victories by Art Gourdine, El Toro defeated defending le.ague champion Mis· sion Viejo on the Dlablos' ovaJ, 82·54. That left the Cbargen un· beaten in dual meet competition and with the lnsJde track for the league crown which will be de- cided at next week's loop finals, Corona del Mar, which bas been coming on strong recently, easily turned back host Costa Mesa. 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An Olien wlD would leav. both teams Ued for tint 1'bile Newport can sew up the ttUe with a victcry, Newport Harbor won the first meet1n1 band.Uy. -...... ; ~ ---- Both teams crufsed to easy triumphs Wednesday. Newport Barbor downed Edi.son <Hunt· incton Beach> at home Jn atralabt games behind the play of setter Greg SuWvan, middle blocker TheP.1 P\Jtman and the serving of Mike Flinn. Hunu.n,ton Beach f9lled by bott WHtmln1ter in three aamea, paced by the play of Kerry lolna, Tom Pestoleal and Dan Moorehoule. On the JUDlor college aceoe, .. ...... - ----.. ---------- ~EBALL/TRACK I VOLLEYBALL l'Allsoa S•ps Sailors, 8·2 Edtton <Hunlloeton Beacb> Hl1b •a Qi.arpn coaUnued In the cbHe for the Sunset Leacue bUeball cbampkiaahip Wedael- dU an.aocin wttb a 6-J dedlloe at Newport Harbor W,it. Tbe wto brfnCs the Cb.,... Into a three-way tle for aecand place. a game off Weetmlnlter't Jeape-leadlng pace. Tom Stokke got Edi9oD off to tbe rillbt stpt with a leadoff homer In tbe ftrlt i.nn1Qg ud jllolor rlgbt·haodn Wa.Jne . . Pallca came up wltb tbe duttb relief pttch1q to aeal UM vic-tory. Newport Harbor alammed tl& flJtl in the tint~ lmWlo. but WU limited to a double 1o the lut four tramea by Pallca. llike Vaadeveer bad a nm· aeorta1 triple 1n tbe NeODd ln· n1D1 Ud tbe ~ put It away . wUh two lJl tbe tblrd. tJianb to an rbl abtale by Randy PoDder ud Grq.IOI*' rbl bue hit. ..... (6) u ........ ..,,..... ., .... $4ollll.e, " 2 2 1 1 .._.....,, If 4 • l ' --.... , ... ~-, ... ......... 101' .... ., ..... •1•• ~. JIOI ..... 11•• •••• ......_. aooo M'-.rt,a 2 011 ....-n.re ro•o ~!i •,.. 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El Toro slammed vlaltlng Dan.a Bllll. a.1; Coata Mesa got a aevelllb·lnning bomer from Dale Boucber to beat host San Clemente, 4-8; University won lta sixth straight with a 12-4 rosne at Laguna Beach; ud Kil11QD VleJo bandcuft'ed lnvad· lag Corona del Mar,"· El Ten maintained ita edge wltb lta fourth atralgbt win behind the pitching of Carl Binder, Chuck Gurley's two-nm llomer Dd eolld defense. The tum1ng point came lD tbe tblrcl lJmlDg when El Toro's Cbar1ers scored four tlmes, keyed by John Bryant's triple, Jeff Buddlestoo'a rbl single and Gurley'.a fOW'·~1er. A.Lio CODbibutin& to tbe J.&.bit El Toro Mtack was Rlck lnrin with a double in the 11.(th frame. Binder struck out five and walked aoe. Ulllftl'lltJ solved th& Laguna Beach home field jinx over the years with a simple solution: The Trojans continued to slam the ball wltb authority and played with errorless defense. from Cbria LaFaee. Joe Seeley and George Moon. But San Clemente struck back with a pair of nma on Jerry Duc~·s ~nm homer. That set it up for Boucber <the winn~ pit.cber.) as be respo with bis four-bager on a full count. Dave Law went the distance for San Cle!Mnte, atrild.ng out eigbt. lncltadina tour tn the flnt two lnntogs, Boucher struck out five aod walked two batters. Milalla Viel:. got a complete performance rom Ed McCann, wbo reeorded bla fourth shutout of the camr.c and aeeood over Corona de ar, allowing only °'"' runner to third bue. Addi~ llcCanD stroked a three-nm mer 1n the . third innlng. Paul LaJole added a double and aJ..ogJe 1n two offtcial appearances at. the plate and the Diabloe defense responded with errorleaa play to help snap a three-game kJslDg atftak. C*l•I ..., .......... .. , ..... .. , ..... MwcMl,C'f 1010 ~rf J 1 1 0 .......... 1••0 112 o 0.Js&ll.clt JOIO ~-·•10 ...--.-JOOO ....... 4tto Sltolilft,"' 1••• -.. .. 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T~s v 1•1 _.,_ r Ii • e>.1141 Hiiis OIO MO 0-1 • 2 El Toro 114 -...... u 1 Todd Waterson socked a solo homer ln the second inning and Steve 'IUles rammed a bases· loaded double ln the third frame a.a the Trojans shelled Laguna Beach pitcbing for 10 nma in the rust three lnnings. In the last four games, Uni has battered South Coast League pitching for Checking Coast Area Sports Yiendar 40 run.a. . C-. llesa had a 3-1 lead in the alxtb inning thanks to a two. run burst provided by doubles Prellms Friday Mission Viejo Hosfl! .Spikers Pbase two ot the prep tnct aad fleld seuon belim $ltUrda1 .wr~ oraiaae ~ dwn· pl0Dlhip9 ,at ---Viejo Bllb-Tbe abth annual affair, wblcb eomes three dat• .net the end ol tbe dual meet eam= .......... ctr.a rehearsal for upcomJq cllamploaabip meets and la tbe ftnt in a Mries ot maJtJ-~a~a~ that will bopefull)' lead to theatate • Preli.ms get under w91 PrldaY afternooa <3> with field event ftnall ticklq off SaturdQ'• alate at 1 p.m. The ftrst nmaJag evmt la sdMduled for t :ao wblle tbe meet lbould wind up at 4. · Tbe meet. under tbe clUeetic:m ot Mtuk>n Viejo eoaeb Bill Crow, la run ldenUcal to tbe state dwn· plon1blp1. However, because the postponed Arcadia llmtatioaal wu reacbecluled tar the aame evening, many of the top lndlvktuall wW be m!as· tns. In additloa, tbe Joq.awalted eonfrontation betwem Newport Harbor and Santa Ana Valley will be watered down since botb teams are uncuna thelr aces to Arcadia. FREE TRAILER FR&STA•RDS FREE FIRI! EXTINGUISHER With the purchMt of a 1978 DyNtfoH at $2450.00 NO DOWN PAYMENT 60 Month Financing CO.A.C.) .,,....,., o. ......... Nc1Ht10.00 ~,...._..,_, .,, .... LAST WEEKEND Offw OoM flW'llMrt t. "11 Still, there la plenty ot fierce competitlon, es.,eclally ln the discus, amoac tbe 1.158 entries from '5 schools. Newport HubOr still has enoup strength~ challenge for tbe team crown it won a -;:::============::::;;;;;~=::; yearaao. The dlacus features nve athletes wbo bave gone over the la).foot barrier: ICJDb ~ Bucllon of lllaaloa Viejo, Todd Ka111M1D ot torooa del llar, John Ortman ol Unlveraft:J Blab (Irvine) and Gabe Palcll and Bob Raya ot El ltOdena. El TOl'o's multl·PUIPOH An Gomdine, wbo tit• pie jumped •feet at last weekend's TasUn Relap and ran the tm blch hurdles 1n 14.8 Wedneeday, should be favored lD botb even&a. · TIM dlltance races. even without Arcadia Del'formen Brian APDell ot rountalD falley, Jobn Cerfaardt ot Ccleta Ji(ela and Dave Dlb' ot FooW.U1 abou1d be extremely competldve wWt a alew °' Orange Coast area runners under 4:2:5 lD the mile and 9:30 in the two-mlle. Coaches' Grid Tilt Set A aowd ID excess ot 4,000 is expeeted toatabt at Santa Ana Bowl where the lint Oranie County Coaches football game will be staged. Kickoff ta at 7:JO. Tbe South, under Wenmlnster mata coach Blll BOlwell, w11l be 1pearbe=• q~ Jim Brau.en <ec.ta Mesa'• ffllb>, with lib major taraeu Steve Co1trelb <BB Oeeaa Vlew >. nm Panel and Bank Codlrane <N.wpart Rar1MM'> and Brian Miracle. <Santa Aoa't Saddleback mah>. The leading runners in the South eamp are Sam Rosal <Estancia) and John-Seely (HB Marina>. "We'll be tbrowtn1 the ball a lot," 1aya 801nreU..1... ':tM we bne some oatltandiol fUllD1DI baeb. ·nm 'Rout la tome kind ol .wd. We've fot tom• rut beavywetabta." TRACK I BASEBALL I TE~NIS ~.Apn1a.1rra ArMTrack For Women Irrine, MD Roll Area Spike Trio Sizzles v..-....... •1 .:.a ..... 1.._t M. IC.II .. CO 11.ll I . ..._..,,.,. CO II.ti a. 1--. CCI u.e. • ne.-1. M. ic.11er cu a.o: L I~ cc111.o:a...-.cc121A. .--1 • .,_ IC .. ..., Ill 1:1U; I . s•au., ca 1:eu; s. 1u,_ CCl1;0U. --·· Miiter (I) l :llU; t. '9wlll coa:S1.11Mllllf'4. Mlle-1. MltW Ill S:'7.J; t. lnlltl'I OI S;SL t; 11. ~ (U 6:fl ... 2·ftlll-1 .... ,. Ill n:tt.f; 2. ... ,,_ !Cl 12:JU; 11. .,,...., CCI 1.,., ... no LH-t. 8aller CCI t7.0; 2. ~CCJ1U;ll.~CCI IU. ..e reley-t. Clpl11r-Velley . ,. ... Mlle,....,._,, c:.ttlr-Veltey no time. HJ-I. Ll'ftCll tc.et.., (II 44; 2 1.-.lCIU;ll.~CCI~ U-1 • .,_ Keller Ill 11 ... ; 2. Ulldll tcelle'I (I) •t; S. w.4dlft ... tr CCI 1W.. Sll-1. 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UOLH-t. ~ IOHI 11.1; t. Trll*tl <DH> IM: 1 .,_<SC) Resul •;.;,,..,,.,_..,Dine Hiits SU. ts Mlle retey-1. Sell ~n.t. HJ-1. •Or'90" CDMI 44/ t. KotlM4e CDHI ~; 1 er-CSCI "t:..-1. Oplll•I '°", ,,."~; •. u 0 r Area Oepo CDHI 154; a. Tr1110ttr IDHI r ~ , ... ". . $1'-1. TrlM l•I IDHI n.s; 1. "'"""' lltotlet'U IDHI 2'-tM; J. .,_ 11 T-Clll Citl D9M M1111 CSC>n.... ....... Ml ... <161 ( .. ) l!IT-A. LVWS Cll *'· Lllus M .... 100-t. 8oet IEI lt.t: I. Sleeer UU Wlkell M. dttll. HIM9llW M , def. llfater Del (Santa Anal Hllh'• lfoaareba rode Ul8 tiet of No. t bJt· &.er Jetr Aiello to • 8-2 •AD 1 e I us Le a 1 u e baaeball v1ct«y ov., bolt St. Papi (Sula Fe SpriD~ WICIA•· ~. Jntne Jntb't Va· queroe racked up tbelr second atrallbt victory, an 11·2 dedslCa over vii· ltlng Serrano <Phelan> High. Aiello sl&aaed a two. out, two-nm homer ltl the alxtb lnnlq to pro. vlde the Monarchs with tbe wtn1Un1 margin. Earlier Aiello lcored ltl the fifth frame after lriplln1. It WU the fint victory for Mat« Dei at St. Paul ln four years aad lt marked tbe alxtb stralgbt conquest for the Monarchs in their drive for a CIF 4·A playoffs bid. Chris Corum. troy Blevlns and Dennll Cow•n. tbre. track and Oeld atbletel wbo have dominated the Sunset i.a,ue dual meet acene all year lca1. turned la 11all.ria perf or~ancee la tbelr 1pec1&1Ues W t'dneeday' afternooQ. Corum, Newport Harbor'• aprlnt ace, bUbed to ••.• doekln• in ~ loO -erulled to • 22..1 If· fort 1n tbe a» u UM sailors capped an unbeaten eameatp b)' defeaUng bOlt Mlrlna <RUDtlnaton Beach) Hieb. BleYinl lklmmed th• 330 tow hurdlea la ~ .8 for tbe eecood week in a row while Cowau popped bll best triple jump (48-G\4 > to lead once-beaten Fountain V&Uey paat lnvadlnl Westmluter . DENNIS COWAN CHRIS CORUM Two b18'\ hurdlers also bad rme marks. Steve Davla ot FAl.oo <HunUn~ Beach> covered the J.20.yard cll.IW>ce in 14.t wbile Alan Duncu ol Fou.ntal.D. V.Ue_y WU timed in 14.9. Otber top nmninl maru inchlded a 10.0 too ~1 Fountain V.U.y'a Kevin Romine and a 2~01 half· mile by HuDttngtoo Beach'• Mike Oltford. In tbe fiela eveota, Newport Harbor'• Doua Brockmeyer~ the dlleue J.58.8~. P.d Thorp Ol Marina asaiD cleared 13.e tn the pole va\llt and Ecllaon'a Davia talled 43-e'4 in the triple Jump. Corum in the 100, Cowan ln the triple Jump and Ne.wport Harbor balf·miler Frank VeneUlt were all UPbeatf.11 durin1 the IM&ue campalsn ln their apeelalties ... TROY BLEVINS Alamitos Racing Entries T.....,..,...,_ ........ f'llltST l'WT P:4t flllltlT aACll -Giit mite. -.C.. Oelmtno :lr1' or lletttt In -et lett J Uerh ,,.......,..... 2 .,._ OlcJ& 50 per. cent. ,.urw 11600 <l.tlml~ price $1DOO. ......,. .,..... ~II It_., lllwer CLltllllllll I; lam•••• llletclllordl; Timely Vlllo11 (lprf91tl); llatd ......., (Todldl; Ml<J. nlgllt e,rd IV•llllldl""*"I; F .. Hound ISllortl; CeuAt "•ree CLont•>; Tu•edo 's Merk IRatd•f-). SwllPll UI IM; II. ~ CCI .... DT-1. 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Pece. s ,.., ..... Ufllltl', ,_........ Of MOO""'"*"' 0M9, Pvrw ..._ Lecel Aebller 1...-1; 5o u.. Adlot IL .. nel; Gel Awey Frff 1Ur10fll; Sa1Ulll\ Mer"9I ITl.,_1; RllU R .... ISfitmlnl; Mlllloft Merli lan.Myl;...,...,..,,,, lwi.tlerl: Mlle-1. Hulm CEI S:tt.O; 2. ~ IH•I S:JU; "9nw Cl) s:a.O. l-ml-1, It""°"' 11!1 tt:OU; Z. S..Wert (H81 U:Jt.6; I. $llllUI._. CEI U :tO.O. 110LH-1. HIN IEI 14.6; Z. ...._ 11!1 U.O; I..,._ IH81 t6.J. .. rele,-L EdltGft ft.I. Mlle.....-. • ...._.:,,, ... HJ-1. ~ CH81 $-J. I ._...Ce.I H ; I. HINell Cl!I H. u-1 • ._... c•> •n: t. E.,..... lllKlt CH81 ... 11; I. Mcf'ell CH811"4. Sf'-1. Ci9mllt IEI ~; 2. Ketiff IH81 Jt.1\11; a. ( .. ) McFell IHBI Md Ver.-CMBI Jt.O N._t ... )&411 ..... 100-1. Bosl IHI 11.6; 2. Nomi lr>Qlon (NI 11.1; 1 Stlltlfl99t (HI 11.t. 220-t .... 00 21..0; 2. ....... IN) V.t; J, Sllttlllgff CHI 21.4. '40-1 Ferley (Ml 61.1; 2. Teytor IMI 63.S; J. 8"*et' (10'1&. .,_. t. Gibbs CM) 2:2'.5; 2. 549" IN> 2:JS.J; 1 Holsinger IN) 2:Jt.O. Mlle-I. G4llli& IMI $:8'.I; 2. 51- Ull S: >•.•; 3 ZtmmermH (Ml S:G.0. 2·mll-I. Zlheroff CM) 13:0S.I; 2. 8111HV INI 1>:47.2; a. OIGRgotle IMI 1J:C7.S. 110 LH-1. A_, CNI 1S.S; L ltNW 00 1'.7; 1CJee(M)17.1. .-riley-t~S1A.. Mite '94-1. MlrfM 4:1S.1. HJ-I McCVMlff CNI S·O; t . ,,__ +Nl4-Ml;S.0.(MI .... U-1. ~ CHI ts.N; I. ANtt• IMI IS.'; a.~ (NI 14-11\l's. SP-1. Peulllrter CMI 32·•; 2. Cetl'lcart CN> »Wa; J . GM (Ml 2'-..... C-.MIMCJrlWIOIM 1*-t. Nicic-IOSHI n.o: t. HUQlllH COIMI 1U; J.. Toll lOIMI 12i"M-1. Helll9'ft (CdM) 21.S; I. McK-IOllMl VA; I. Toll CQIMJ 21.L ~1 • .....,_ COIMI l :OU; L .._lll9MI COIMI 1:11U, :a. SIOUllMell IC4Ml 1:01$. .._1. RIMNIWI CCMI 2:2S.6; L Leua ICdMI 2:a2 .0, 1 Alwerea ICdMI Z:UA. Mll-1. Plslllr (CM> S:Jo.S; 2. Romalln CCM> S:U.•; J. Alverez CCMl\l .S:c..t. 2-fl'lte-1. l'ltlllr CCMl tt!Jt.1; 2 (M) 2:'9.4; a..._(£) 2:.U. ,.,, .... -~, ...... Mil-I. Qulm (M) S:0.2; 2. SMrr 1,.,._ ...... QM) ~) ~-(Ml S:'5.0;o.I. Dick Ce> S:Sl.O. ...... t-mlle-1. OwlM IMl t2l tU; 2. 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Zeancbock, a rigbt· Ta,....\lllces banded Junior, struck .. ....,. ettl &teu,.,. .. out aix and walked 1..-1.Cllnllfl cN>t.t;L~ tbree. Erle Ontcuka <Htto.o: 1111ett CM> 10• ...... ded 8 ..... , .. of •1 .... 1 n.--1. ow-<N> n,t: 2. v.nc1111 -.o _.... ._...es INl n.61l."""'1ell <Ml IA-6. • to the Irvine High at-••O-t. ~ttlot IN) SU; 2. Pell· tack Off'Oe$1 (Ml SU; 1 Lrfe (M) SJ.1. • --1. V9nellll INI 2:12.J; L SIMll Meler Del $1. Peut ....-rOll QI CHI J:OU; 1 Ol+Wf• (M) 2;116.S. • r 11 ,. Mlt.-t. Mdlnon CM> •:au: J. a 0 0 0 •••tv CMI 4:15.t; J. Newlllrll (NI • • l 0 4:19.0.. J I 1 t Z..nll-1. DtMerm IMI IO:OU; 2. 0 • 0 0 Gerda (M) tO:IU; .. HeWlllrll IHI • 0 2 1 10:Sl.4. 4 0 0 0 110 HH-1. W•rd CNI IS.I; 2. I 0 0 O Hellfltfi CHllU: J.. l.MI (M) IU. . ~ 0 0 0 3IO LH-1. ~ IHI .0. •: L I I t O W..-d IN) -.S; J.. HeflriOI INI QA. I 2 2 2 ...0 r9tey-1 • .....,.,, 44.._ '9 I 1 I Mlle '94..,_I. l••ew1MWU:'7.7. ~..,........ HJ-I. 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Vllclftk CHI J:Ol.4; Pon't miss the BIG BOAT SHOW l.AtS Alamitos at the ANAHEIM CONVENTION CENTER 11erou from DI~ NOW thru SUNDAY AUTO LEASING THE WAY IT AUTO BEi Baseball Standings 1978 ~' COUGAR I.Mii .. AS&awAS 5 12946 Mo.~TalUo. Clp cc>1t teMO. Tot.ti of mo pymt• ueeo.ee ~-l3la. 38 mot OAC ,, ........ ...., .... , .... AMERICAN LEAGtJE Eut Dlvlllotl W L Pd. GB Detroit 11 4 • 733 Boston 11 6 .647 l Milwaukee 9 8 .529 3 New York 8 8 .500 3~ Cleveland 7 8 .467 4 Toronto 6 11 .353 6 Baltimore s 11 .313 8~ West Division Oakland t4 3 .823 Kansas City 11 4 . 733 2 Aagela 11 8 .647 3 Chicago 6 9 .400 7 Texas 5 10 .333 8 Seattle 7 IS .318 9~ Minnesota 8 14 .300 9'AI ...... , .. sc... Oilceoo 1. D1tro1t1 Mii_.... .. ._..,., ,_, .... ~Cit-it , .... 3, °""""° 0 ONlenclt,.,..__.l(lllnn"'9ll Seattle$, Gii...,.,... 4 Oftly ........ ~ .,...,.. .... M~m.n ISll'llMll'~Ml .. Oeltlencl (Wlral .. ,, T-to <CNMY t-0 et ic-Off COW• M l, ft Clewrllllll CWtllll 1.0l et TllllM (Mltledl Ml.II SNttM (Helm WI et c.1""111• CT-.. ,, ft ()fit,..,....,.... ......,.. .... hltl!Mfe .. OllGOl,11 TOfelltoet~ll NeWYertl8'Mi4• 1 ... 11 Cl-llfldM ,n Mll•--•~CllY,11 O..rellel~" ....... • Ttut. ft ... -.~ ....... ·~ .... ,.. NA110NAL LEAGtJE Eu&DIYllloa W L Pct. GB Montreal 9 'I .5&1 ·- Pittsburgh 8 7 .533 'h Chicago 9 8 .529 "' Pblladelpbla 7 7 .500 l New York 9 10 .474 l~ St. Louis 7 10 .412 21,A, Weetl>t.w. Doc11en 12 5 .106 Clnclnnati 11 7 .611 1 ~ Houston 9 10 .'74 4 San Diego 7 9 .438 ·~ San Frandsco 7 9 .438 4~ Atlanta ~ 11 .813 6~ . .... , ...... St. u.11tt.INMIMI2 CMceoo 4, ~··•Ille t At1111te .. IM l'r-ltco l l"fltabwgtt I, .... v .. 0 (It llwllflll) LOS.,..._ 14, OlldllNtt • Sell D19112. ....... t ,....,.. .... S.ft f'r-91cie 4tlw t.U et At._. IE.llllrtY Ml,11 Ollty ........... .......,,._ CNc-.. .......... 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Eft.VONll CAN tell you wby HX sell ls used oo t.elevtakm. but oo oae la tbe lo- duatry ls aure bow IOOI lt wW lut. t.befe are tome auceea cues, wblcb ls ~ it bep9 solq CG,•• id.a Loil KOl'e7. creative di.rec- tor ol the Neeabam. Harper• Steen ~..-cf· "lt'a like the old mule Jc*e: Do• do )'OU pt a mule'• attenUon! Ftnt }'OU bit him over tbt belld. Sex does pt the audience'• attenUon.." Tbrouab partinc, ~pulaaUU llODUI •b• t•Jl• mUUon1 ol \mertean1 all about Up ·~ebw-a ~.Slab. Tbe mHHI• la that sex ;eu.. '!bat'• what la behind the >rOUfenUoo ot TV1 '1 aexy ap- 'roach to selling. Sometimes it's DRUG WARNINGS NOW R£0UtREDI A Food and Drug Administration rule requiring that women taking estrogen be given written brochures describing t.be risks and benefits of the female hormone has already taken erfect. Some s million U.S. women take estrogen during and after meoot'Buse. FDA says the warnings are needed because or widespread estrogen use and studies llnkinfl the use of estrogen-containing ctrugs to cancer of the 11terus and to birth defect s Drug manufacturers are required to print the brochures and s upply them to pharmacists and other dispense r s or estrogen drugs YOU OR YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US when you need a delivery. Pick up your prescripUon It shopping nearby, or we will deliver promptly without extra charge. A great many people entrust us with their prescriptions. May we compound yours'.' PARK UDO PHARMACY FrMDelV9fY 351 Hoepltm ROlld Ne~ Buch M2·1AO .. That IOl't ol atlmulut ln ~· vertJ.stng oob' la efleetlve or only geta atteoiloa When it ahocb," saye Burt Mannin1, vice chairman and chief creative of. fleer at tbe J . Walter Thompson ad a1eoey. "It bas a certa.ln adolescent taboo built into lt. It only works wben you're not aup-PoMd to talk that way." "lt'• ao attelltion •ett.er and SOMBTISES, BOWEVBll. the en aell doesn't. Freneb ftlm star Catberine Deneuve couldn't get LlDcoln·Mereury lloaardls into the famlly garage. "Neither men nor women were interested in the Monarch wblle viewing tbe comme.rclal," explaioed Tom Westbrook, wbo beads tbe Spokane, Wash., group respoaae f1nn Tell·Back BusineM Plagued ThreatA Back Up Phony Bilh W ASIUNGTON {AP) -Buslnesaes across the country are beina aeot phony bills for services never ren· · dered and often receive blab· pressure telephone calls demaMlng payment, postal officials say. The U.S. Postal Service bas en- dorsed a bill by Sen. John Glenn, D· Ohio, allowing it to stop an operator's mail after proving that be used the mail to get money, through mis- representation. KENNETH FLETCHER, chief postal inspector for the western states, told a subcommittee bearing chaired by Glenn that in a recent 2~·year period, the Postal Service reeeived more than 50,000 complaints about false billings. "Generally, the basic premise of these schemes is that a significant percentage of the businesses to which the phony bills are sent will not take the time to verity the exlstence of a bona fide obligation, particularly if the amount is relatively small," Fletcher said. A recent variatlon of this scheme is the use of telephone solicitations together with the phony bill, 'Fletcher told the Governmental Affairs sub- committee on energy, nuclear pro- liferation and federal services. THIS COMBINED approach "has sharply increased the take for pro- moters " Glenn said. Fletcher said tbe P08tal Service has arrested about 60 people CJO mall fraud charges, with many of the ar- rests on the West Coast. However, be said the additional enforcement tools ln the Glenn Bill would help put the operators out of business. Allen Zack, a sJ>okesman for the AFL·CIO, also endorsed the bill, say· ing some opel'ators have posed as representatives ot labor unions to try to sell ads in non-existent di.red.ories of union locals. FROM COMP~ MADE to the AFL·CIO. be said, the pattern seems to be for a threatening telephone call to be made to a busi· nessman about the supposed debt. "Say no, and you're liable to be asked if you'd like •a picket line' around your business or for 'some organizers' to visit your employees," Zack testified. Douglas Wiegand, an official of a trade association of clothing store owners, said some of the phony bills are paid inadvertently by "busy or uninformed personnel." "There appears to be no question that the practice of sending phony i>ills is widespread," Wiegand said. "' Don't miss the .., $17,106 Keeps Average Family ... BIG BOAT SHOW at the ANAHEIM CONVENTION CENTER across from Ol1neyland NOW thru SUNDAY · ORDER YOURS NOW • • 1000 BEAUTIFUL STICK-ON LABELS STYLISH TYPE ONGOOO 0UAUTY WHITE GUMMED PAPER • PERSONALIZED • EASYTOUSE • FOR YOU OR A FRIEND ..... r---------------------, Fm in fll9 ~dip 8lld nwll With 11.75 + .26 po.-. to: Piiat Prtntlng. Label Div. Post Office Box 15«> • 330 W. Bay St. Coeta Mesa. Cellfomla 92628 8e Sure to UM Y04Jr Zlpoode Pl LOT PRINTING ' L----~--------------~ WASHINGTON CAP> -The average urban family ol four m the United States must earn $17,106 a year to maintain a "middle-level" stand· ard of living, the Labor Department said Wednes· day. In its annual report on urban family budgets, the department said the typical four.person family would have to make $10,481 a year to maintain the government's hypothetical "lower·level" standard of living, and S2S,202 to enjoy a "higber·level" standard. THE INCOME LEVELS REPR~ENT the cost of three hypothetical lists of goods and services, including taxes, that were drawn up in the mid·l960s to portray t'1e three relative standards of living. The department's Bureau ol Labor StaU.Stics said its new figures are the result of a survey COD· ducted each fall. The income levels reflect rising prices and changes in taxes since the last survey 1D 1976. The typical famlly of four needed to earn 5.4 percent more since 1976 to malntaln a middle-level standard of living, the government said. Earnings bad to go up 4.4 percent to maintain the lower· level standard and 6.1 percent to keep up a hlcber· level standard. THE BATE OP INFLATION for 1976 was 4.8 percent and for 1977 was 6.8 percent. Consumer prices rose 1.4 percent in January and February, which translates into an inflation rate of 8.4 per. cent in 1978. In 1976, the government estimated it cost $10,041 a year to maintain a lower standard of liv· ing, $16.236 for a moderate standard and $23,759 for a high standard. The U.S. Census Bureau estimated that the median income for a family of four in 1976 was $17 ,315. Figures for 1977 are not yet available, but they are expeeted to rise. Thil means eaminga ( ) of a typical American CONSlJMER family have been la· _ _ creaslnl enough for the family to maintain a moderate standard ol liv· ing, said Eva Jacobs, who beads tbe living eoadi· tion.1 studies division at the bureau of statlatics. "But it's been pretty close from year to year. with costs and income riBlnl together.'' sbe aald, adding that the typical family does not bave much money left over for savings. THE FASTEST RISING nB• ln family bud1ets since 1978 was medical care, which rose 9., percent for all three standards of living. Medical costs ranged from $8llO for a lower ataoct. ard family to $1,027 for a family llvina on a biper staDdard. Tbe fam.U,y Income levels are baaed on tbe hypotbeticaJly typical family that lncluelea a 38- year-old buabaod'lrbo ls employed tun time, a DOil· world.DI wlfe, a J.a.year-old bo1 and ao a.year-old Cf.rl. After 15 Jeln ol man1ed life, the famlJJ bU settled down In a comm~ and the b111bUd la ao ezperieacect W01 ker. The budfttl needed to malntaln tbe three ll•· tna 1tudardi Include exPeDdlturel few food. boul-lnt~. tu111portation, clothln1, ~nonal care, mecucal care. recreatiCJO, educaUOn. entertalD. ment, miscellaneous expenses and taxes. The lower·level budget doee not repn!Mlllt a mlnlmum level of Income needed to avoid pottrty, The poverty level tor a family of four la denned at an annual tneome of under flt.200. Tbe auneJ pf'OTided a breakdown ot famllJ In· come Deeda fol'• m~ areu. • loc. "When lbe camera focaMd oo tbe dMhboud ot lbe car and tbe aa.nouncer spoke of tbe splendid en1lneerln1. the rapome went dowD. Tbe wiry nest 1bot bad Catberlne Deneuve In IM back aeat. 1be relpoDN IOOIDed up ••• But the positive vlewn NepoDM, be sald, WU not to the product. It resulted from fa. tHI.. of back-aeat romance. .. USING A WOMAN'S sexuall· ty to sell a man a pf04uct shows that there isn't too much to say about the product," says Ma. Korey. "Wbat you're really do- ing la trying to sell with bor· rowed Interest. Tbe competitioo ia let.tine ao teen I don't think anyone la aolDI to be able to cet away wttb lt anymore. I don't tblnk 'Farrah' hair or a smile with 82 teeth ia Joing to get peo- ple to buy a product." Before an ad ia aired, it must be approved by a network standards department. Last year, C~ refused a Muriel cigar ad featuring model Susan Ant.on in a slithery eown in a men'• locker room. "It was the body tan,Uage and bow they were touching each other that was beyond our speed limit," aaid Doon O'Brien, CBS' vice president of program prac· Uc es. BIS STAFF consists of a number of speciallsta in each field, such as a pharmacist and a doctor to vte.w commericals dealin& with medical and health producta. and a chemist who looks at household products. Tbey observe about 40,000 com· mercials each year and for one reason or another reject about 12,000. TV ls not alone, of course, in the sex sell. Print commercials have come a long way from the day decades ago when an ad for an underarm deodorant showing the curve of a woman's arm could cause hun·dreds of magazine sYbscripUon cancella- tions. Today's magnlne and newspaper ads are just as dar· . ms u what tnternapta sitcoms 00 the bomelcreaa. 11 a.-y In the tnduauy ne a eontiouatlon of the sex sell. Bv• Burt M1nnla1. wbo UdDb t.M approaeb may eventualJ.y become a bore. th1nb thlnp could aet even sexier before they _tame down. · "If JC1U bave to do aometbtna llb that, )Q.I bave to so to more ntremes," he a:plaioed. But Loia Kony does DOC see sex In Ute commercial futun!. .. People wU1 lal.11: bard fads.•• lbe •aid. "'Ibey will do men compariloal •la.Inst tbelr eom- peUtlon and will have to live ha.rd faeu for why you abould bU,1 the IJl"Oduct." ............ SEXUAL INNUENDO SELLS UNDERWEAR IN NEW YORK No One la SUre How lo"8 Succeu Can Lalt Over The Counter MASO Ullillgs MUTUAL FUNDS -- Thu~.Aprll27. 1178 VN DAILY PILOT 8lJ Campbell ·Buy. Pickles Heinz • 81 IOIJIOH ._owrn The ttctu between Campl>el.l Soup ud U.I. H4dDI w taken a puDllllt -ooe mlaht 4"e 111 IOUf -tum. . TbeM two food ProH110n have been MU:lDI ,de -and qainlt -one anc6er for a Iona. lq lime: eu year both will celebrate tbelr ltolh blrtbdaya. Rabil aOd Campbell an two of I.be oldest brand names we have. . PITl'SBU&GB·BAIED b£INZ made 1t b11 veey early in condlmeftta. Its rlnt product wu boneradlab. TbeoJt pickled cucumben. n wu known for many ytan a t!le ''Houte ~ 5'7 VarleUes. •• Cainpbell, baMd i.D Camdea. N.J., vtrtuaUy means soup. to Am.-icma. 'Iben'a probably no o&bel' eoa:rpaay that bat dominated a marbt for IO Joo.a a Ume as Campbel.I bu r\lled over tbe IOCIP bimnen. fleioz and Campbell share an ln· terest 1n the tomato. Heinz' most eueeenfuJ product Is tomato ketchup. It owns more than 40 percent of the U .S . market . Money Tree Campbell's most popular soup ii tomato. Aod Campbell uses tomatoes in many of lll other products, lndudlnc, soups, tomato juice, V.S Juice and its Franco-American i;paghelli liJie. Heinz and Campbell cross swords over baked beans. They also used to go bead-to-bead in tbe soup market but lb at battle bas dissipated ioto a court suit. Unable to aide a dent in Campbell's control of the soup market, Heinz sued Campbell for $105 million. Heinz accuses Campbell of using predatory pricing tactics to keep the soup market to itself. HEINZ MAKES SOUP FOR supermarkets to sell UD• der their own store labels. R. Burt Gookin. chairman or Heinz. said the company "found we couldn't compete against Campbell. They're just too big and too good and they didn't let us get In.·· Heinz was for m any years the undisputed leader ot the pickle business. But lt has now lost that top apot to a much smaller company, Vlasic Foods, based in West Bloom- field, Mich. Asked recenUy to explain bow tbat bappeneif, Chairman Gookin said pickles had berome toO much or a commodity business. He said also that It was difficult tor Heinz to compete in price and nexibillty against local pro- ducers. Whether Campbell Soup was listening to this bleat, we don't kno~. But it wasn't long after Gookin's explanatioo of bow HeIDZ had become runner·up in the pickle business tba~ Campbell moved to acquire Vlaslc Foods. VI.ASIC REGISTERED SALES Of $102 million last year . earning $3.4 million on that volume. f'or t!Qtt performance Campbell offered stock valued at about ~ million. In addition to pickles, Vlasic makes rellahes, pep· pers and sauerkraut. : Campbell saic\ that tbe Reina suit bad ''not.bing to do" with its decision ~cqulre Vlasic. But beblnd that official statement there must be smiles in Camden that the new ranking in the pickle business ls going to read; t -Campbell Soup. 2 -H .J Heinz Credit Tiglaening Wol,s Off Market NEW YORK (AP> -Another apparent tlghtenlng of credit by the Federal Reserve helped sad the st.oc:k market into a broad decline today. revenmc tbe st.roog rally of the past two weeks. T~e Dow Jones averqe of 30 i.Dduatriab. which climbed more than 70 DOint.s the last 10 NUloGS, fell back 10.05 point.sto826.92. Losers outnumbered laiDen by a 2-1 mersJn among New Yock Stock Exchange-lilted issues. Anatysts noted that the market bad begun to retreat at mid·day Wednesday. 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The new computer check for inconsistencies qr omissions bas resulted ln turnlng back more than 200,000 ol the first 800,000 applicants for so-called basic educational opportunity grants, says Leo Kornfeld. HEW's student aid director. Kornfeld called the figures .. amazing." THE REJECl'ED STUDENTS ARE given a chance to submit corrected applications. be said in an interview, but these will undergo extra scrutiny. By a "conservative" estimate, Kornfeld said, lbe Department of Health, Education and Welfare has been paying out $100 million to ~ million an- nually to students ineligible for the grants or who got loo much. Tb b lk e u or the [ ) money goes to students EDUCATION wh~ und~rest~mated _ thetr families' mcome, .__ _______ hesays. · The student is required to list on the application lbe family's income and taxes paid. The computer compares those figures. and if there are apparent discrepancies between the two, the computer kicks the application out. THERE 18 NO CROSS.~G with legal- ly confidential Internal Revenue Service records of income and taxes paid. Kornfeld said information is still being gathered on what types of mistakes the students are making. It is possible that some are honest mistakes and that the apP.llcation form "is more formidable than we think, ' be said. . In those cases, students will need more help from counselors or financial aid officers ln fillin& COLUlllBIA, Mo. (AP> -A UD1vel'llty ol ll""*ri praleuor N)'I that bis ~ical study ol a Penman brGtbeJ -a atucty cl'iUclMd u a "rkllculoua wute ol lbe lupayert' money .. -wu done oa hi.I on Ume ud for ••Jesa tban *50" ta srutmoeey. Dr. Geol'8I P. Primov Wmed the critklaro by. Sen. WWlam Proxmire, J>.Wia., u "bl1b11 In-accurate... and aald Prozmlre ••made tr IOUDCf like I 1pent melt of my time at the brothel." PalllOV SAID BE villlted tbe bordello to interview the womm out the rorm, he said. · ~ ' But Kornfeld said he believes co°'puter rejec-t,... lions will w.eed out mostly stodents who don't de· serve an award at all. KORNF.ELD SAID REW BEGAN "computer auditing" the applications because "too many kids were submitting ·correctest applications to get a higher grant." Out of 4.S million students who applied for the grants in um. nearly 2 million divided $1.7 billion in rederai aid. The average award was ~ and ttie maximum was $1,400. Ninety percent of the re- cipients came from families with adjusted annual incomes of less than $14,000. The grants for the current year range up to Sl,600. President Carter bas prpposed rai!ing the ceiling to $1,800 next. year and adding $1 billion to the program to make gl,'aDls of $250 available to StU· dents from families with incomes Up to $25,000. CARTER IS PUSHING FOR expansion or this program as an altemaUve to tax crectits for col· lege tuition, a proposal he opposes as lnflationary: but which bas substantial support in Congress. Kornfeld said that as an added p~aution, bls office will audit 10 percent of the applicatiops from students who appear eligible for grants, concen· trating on those wbo submitled corrected appllca· lions. They will be asked to provide additional ln· formalioo, such as copies of their parents' income tax returns. llsed 23-chmuwl Radio Ban Holds WASHING TON <AP) -Used 23-cbannel cllilens band radios aUU caanot be sold in thla country {ollowing a government deciaJon to uphold a Jan. 1, Wi'8 cutoff date for sales. The Federal CommunJcatlons Commission de· n.l8d several requests to extend the date. Earlier Ote FCC declined to extend the date for new sets. • Petitions for exteuion to sell repaired 23. cbannel radJos as med were filed by the Davidson Su.,ply Co. of Greensboro, N.C .• and the Colorado J>awnbrokera Asaociation, Mesa Girl Honored An Orange Coast COlleee student won rtnt idH in poeU')' at. the flat annual Chapman Collete creative writinc contest. Carolyn Bryant of Costa Mesa woo the beat poetry award for her en· b')r. "Tracb." An ~'ble mentlODJ ln the same cate1ory wenl to Donna Dorsey Fox of Newport Beach for be,r poem, ''Cycles." SANTA ANA Ion 0ie90 Frwy. approximately 20 thnee du.Jin& hi• 18 moft1bs iD um and 19'73 re- aearcblnl Peruvian lndlus, a proJec:t funded on a Wl,000 srant by the NaUoo•l JuUtute for Mental Healtb. work, and talk to a couple ol tbem at ollfPel', and tbe results were pabliUed in • medical journal, •Arcblvea of Sexu.1 Be~avtor: "be eicpl~n~. .. 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All my life rve wanted to be a foreign cor- respondent I don't know why exactly; it could have been because I watehed too much television ("Sheena pf the Jungle" was my favorite show> as a kid; or perhaps it was because the word foreign always sounded i;o ln- teresUng. SoJQebow foreign symbolizes somethine that doesn't exactly belong anywhere. It's something that doesn't seem to fit -and that's bow I've tboulht ol myself since I was a second grader and wrote my first adventure story. I sWI remember my teacher reading it and saying lt was a very Dice story, but that I would have to go ~tand ln the comer because I ~as chewing bubble gum in the classroom again. I'm not sure I ever even wanted to be a kid. I wanted to be grown up so I could fiy to the moon and save the Alamo ·and shoot the rapids in a canoe. The only problem was that I was a · sissy who •"-Yed home instead of climbtng trees with the other kids. Over the years I discovered Nancy Drew mysteries and imagined myself as a female Peter Jennings dressed in khaki shi.rt and pants on the Zambia Plains. Later, I fashioned myself as a sort of Erle Severeid recording his- tory and reporting to the nation from foreign capitals. There was, as there always is when you consider yourself foreign, one complication. I wanted to be in love with someone and t desperately needed to be thouebt of ara retpee· '"table "Sadie, Sadie, Married Lady.•• As my marriage unravelled and I found myself a woman raising two cbildren alone, I r tucked my world traveler dreams Into a comer and selUed for once a year shopping trips lo I Ensenada. , Years passed and I engaged in a personal research project to see lf one could be in love ' and still maintain a career. I wanted lo find out if long-distance relallonsbips were practical. My first investigation ended very quickly when I found I was the only one traveling the 50 mile distance we lived apart. ~use be was too busy to drive to see me. The second investigation wu even less fruitful The object of my attention was 500 -: miles away (therefore regular commuting was out of the question) and I thought we could write each other marvellous love letters-a \la Elizabeth Barrett and Robert Browning. But alas, I hardly knew the man, and my correspondence went JJ.Qresponded to. In addi- tion. my telephone bills from both projects were . '60 astounding, I decided I could no loa&er afford to research long-distance relationships. And all that brings me to what happened <See SOLO. Page C2) Home Weddings Thu ta Jourth in a le1W• on how to gn>e a ~. It wUl concl&lde in tomomno'• Featumag Nci'°"- Q. ls tbere. any dltterence between lnvlta- tlou to a cbardl wedding and those to a boue weddlag? A. Al~b invitations to a house wedding may sa) "reception lmmediately following the ceremony," ll is not oec'essary lhat they do so. People receiving bouae-weddlng invitations may assume that they are expected to stay on for the r.eceptlon. • Q. ~ pests seated at bome In lbe same wayrtbeJ woakl be seated la cbarcb -bride's frlendi on tbe left and groom'• friends on tbe rl&bt? A. In the house, guests are not seated at all. There are usually a few chairs just behind the brlde and eroom for elderly grandparents, peo- ple with lnfinnlties, etc. Everyone else simply stands wherever be or abe can get the best view of the ceremony. Q. Are tlriere a proefflional and nee11lollal atalMmeweddlqT A There ls a processional, usually starting rrom tbe top ol lbe 1tain, or from • hom ln <be back of the boule. There is no recessional. After• the cetelDOQY the •ttendants move about, and the bride and groom tum to greet their guests. Q. b tlten a reeetvla1 Uae! A. No. The bride's mother stands al the door before the ceremony and greets the guests as they arrive. After their marriage, the bride and groom mlngle with family ,and frMnda. rather than form a receiYIGg line. Q. SIDCe 1aes&.1 are ltOl seated, are tltere 1Ull aben .. die we.Nial pa.rtyT • A Yes, but ls la an honorary pe.ltlbn rather than • fbnetional one. If the "alsle" up to the .. altar" ls loaa enoucb. tbey walk, as usual, at (See WEDDING, Papa) I , . . . . . . ... Kite flying enthusiasts like Kevin Cattani, above, can take part in workshops and view a kite fighting de- monstration at the Kite Festival Saturc(ay at South Coast V1111lge. Kites range in price from 39 cents to· thousands of dollars. The Edisof1 High School t/taduate flas been learn- ing outdoor life in the California Conservation Corps. By MARCIA FORSBERG Of 11111 Delly """IUff Her name ls Amy Carter, and although she's not the president's daughter, ber llle is lit least as fascinating as that of the little girl who lives in the White House. Stnce January, 18-year-old Amy Carter of Huntington Beach bas been shoveling snow off f oreatry building roofs, scrubbing watls, cblp- ping paint off water tanks, digging holes for a structure that will shelter 20 old horse-drawn wagons and learning about. life outdoors. She's been an o~oor girl all her life - she and her parents and two brothers have done family camping clear across Canada lo New Jersey many times. BUT MOST recently, she bas been involved with a training program ln all aspects of con- serv a lion, ~logy, fire fighting and the like for the CaWornla Conservation Corps. CCC, a cooperative venture with the Department of Forestry. is engaged ln projects for conserving, lmprovlne or developing natural resources, and preserving tbe environment. Purposes Include providing meaningful educaUO!Vll and work opportwfiUes for young men and women in this state. By devoting available resources to provide on-the-job train· Lng, it is the hope or the CCC that youths in- volved may acquire employable skllls, ex- perience and knowledge, as well as benefit the public by accompllsblng useful and needed public works projects. •J88 CAllTER also bas the dialincllon of being chosen, along with nine other members of CCC, lo participate with government 'OCficlals and UC Berkeley students in eclentlfi~ research at tbe White Mountain Research Station's Barc.ron. Laboratory, a statewide ot1ull1ed re- aearcb unit of the Ubivetllty of C,Ufomla. Looking back tbe 19'77 &dlson KIP Scbool 1raduate slid, "i wasn't takinf may fiorMtry· oriented clasaet In school. lt never occurr«t to me to, and anyway I don't th1nt they even have any." • The vividly colored sky toys come in a variety of shapes, sizes and materials. By llARQA FOllSBEftG °' .. ~ .......... "fMre's no auch thing cu on iaa-hom person tollo'• /lying a JdU. •• -Woll St~et .#oumol. March If. 1913. FlQd 4 moment in your day. take a kite outside and be ·yourself. Feel the pleasure. the extlllaration. the freedom of watching your kite soar, dip. dive. Thal shape at the end o( a long string Is more than sticlts and paper or material -It's a personality. ll 's a dragon. an octopus. a butterfly or a bird. It's a box kite, a bullet kite. a cutter kite. a fighter kite. It's silk, paper, mylar or cotton. Lt's diamond shaped. airplane shaped. ltianautar. geometrical. It comes from India, China, Europe. the United States. It's a popular toy on wind· struck days. a collect.or's item, a challenge for hobbyists wbo like lo put things together and a de- light as a home decoration. It's a fancy and unusual bright spot ln the sky at the beach, in the park or ln the backyard. KITES EVEN HKVE their own folklore dating back thousands of years. Oriental peoples believed that kites flying at nlgbl over a house kept evil spirits away. Tradition states that a Korean general once sus- pended a lantern from a kite as an Inspiring signal lo bis troops. And or course. we have the famous experiment of Benjamin Franklin, who bung a metal key from a kite line during a storm and demonstrated the electrical nature of lightning. Kites are the aource of what is practically a national pastime in India -fighter kite mock bat- tles. Fifteen to 20 feet or the line closest to the kite is glass- coated, and the object is for one pilot to skillfully steer his kite so its line crosses and cuts the string of his opponent's kite, set- ting it free. "In India, the skies are full of kites. It's a big ga\Jle, like foot- ball ls here," says Manishl Srivastava. owner or the Fly A Kite shop in the Mercantile Building at South Coast. Village. She and her husb.and . Karunesb. will share their knowledge of kites in workshops and demonstrations at a Kit• Festival from n0on to 4 p.m. S"aturday. April 29, a t th• village Kite enthusiasts will get a chance to Oy their own as well as take a look at the hundreds of varieties the Srlvastavas have hanging from the ra.(ters ln their shop. "THE MOST POPULAR is the dra~on. because or the long tall. • says Manisbi. The Thai D,ragon. usually made with a bamboo frame, a rice paper face painted to look as fierce 8$ possible and a crepe paper tail, gives'-a quick, s nakey performance. Other favorites, priced from 39 cents to thousands or dollars tor a custom-made kite, are the Japan~ Centipede. fashioned of discs with paper streamers as a tail: the Tetra Klte. a four·sail number made from durable. plastic; the Fokker Triplane. a model or the Red Baron's World War I plane; and Chinese in· sects and birds, which are hand· painted papler macbe models. "People have a rfotion that you have to run in ord.er to get the Idle up. and that your kite must have a Vtll ." but these are myths. says Karunesh. "It can be hazardous to run. and a taH isn•t needed." More lips on how to fiy a kite safely come from Southern California Edison: --Always use dry string, wood and paper in your kite. -Never use metal wire or metallic string or cloth. -Don't ny your kite in the rain. -Don't cross s treets or highways when kite Oylng. -Always fly your kite away 'rom TV and radio antennas. -Always fly your kite far from power lines. Don't try to retrieve kites caught ir, power lines. Another more whimsical sug- gestion comes from Brookite, a kite manufacturing company based in t:ogland; "ft ls always worth writing your name and addre11 on your kite just in case one day ·it decides to take off without you.·· ....,,...........,...., ..... She saw a commerclal on television for <8eeAMYCA&T&t, Pl&eCI> Ainy Carter: She ·11 use her CCC traming for Christian service as a m1ssionary. .... I t I . 1 ~ ' rt ,. ' • ••• SOio .......... Cl) lhlJ weetmd .,.._ I 1ttmdel a journalism 1 mln&r wtme two womea for9'p c:orr.pao· dent.a l•TO a talk OD Mw .....,., tbelr ll"' we". l 11t meriz.t u ~ told wUd tat .. of belq ln combat 1one1 and meet.lDI wtlh foreip leaden. ~ polM raced et tbe ~ ol board- ing pl&ne1 ln the mlddJe of the DlCflt ud learn~ Iq exotic laquqes oo you.r WQ to .,..,, coua- LriK. Then ot course. someone in the audleece -Coot me> r1lsed the Inevitable queaUoo. Tbey asked wbet.ber either of the ,lournaliata bad ever been married. One woman rather 1trat1httorwardly replied the bad never been "that cl~ tQ • si£uaUoo~ and the other correspondent ctaled when ahe u.td abe bad been asked several tlmes and refused because her Job took ftnt priority in her life. Both said they felt coupllng a lasliq "la· Uonsblp ~with the tra.nsclency of a correspon· dent•s JOb was next to lmPoSSlble. There It was. Straight from painted Ups. Proof that traveling reporters don't make gOod spousal male rlaT. I sat there for a few minutes after everyone bad left the seminar - feeling comfortably foreign and sure 1 could surmount any obstacle (from my typewriter at least). 1 could almost bear my mother saying, "Cheryl, you•re next to lmpoulble." Soloizing PARENTS WITHOUT PARTNERS: The Orange Coast Chapter 26 is holding an open·to- the-public dance beginning at 9 p.m. Friday, May 5 at the Costa Mesa Country Club, Costa Mesa. Two live bands will entertain and for addi· t.ional inlonnaUon, call 546-5788. DEVELOPING RELATIONSHIPS: A Single Again program wlth Norman Rockmael beglnning at 8 p.m. Friday, May 5 at the Mar· rlott Hotel in Newport Beach. Admission ls $5. ORANGE COAST SINGLES: The over 39 group will attend the opera "Carmen" present· ed by the Five Penny Opera Company at Orange Coast College beginning at 8 p.m. Satur· day, April 29. Afterward there will be a cbam· pagne party at Robbye Hoey's home. •••• ( Fro1r Page Cl> the head of the procession. If it is short. the ushers simply take their places at the altar when the music starts, as do tbe groom and the clergyman. Q. Row ls I.be room deconted for a boase wedding! A. Usually a deep green or maroon velvet drapery is bung against the wall and a makeshift "altar rail" is devised. They may be rented or consttucted by a versatile carpenter in the family, since it Is covered with a drapery or greens and flowers. There are usually fiower arrangements at either end of the rail. The only · other decorations are as many flowers u possi · ble, especially as centerpieces for the buffet and/or bridal table. DIVORCED PARENTS Q. Bow are divorced ptftlllS of the bride, botb remarried, sealed ID tbe ~cit? A The bride's mother and her stepfather ordinarily sit in the first pew Her father and : stepmother sit behind them, unleas lbere is bit· terness. in wblcb case they would ,lt three or ~ four rows baclr. There are exceptiona. For ex· : ample, ll the bride bas always lived with ber -: fatber and stepmother, and seen tittle of her : nwn mother, her father and b1a wlte-ebould have ~.\be place of honor in the front pew. • Q. De dlvoreed parents 1tand 101edler la &Ile : reeelvtaa be! A. No. Ordinarily the one (or ones> closest · , to the son or daughter. or the ones wbo are pv. : lng the wedding, stand there. If there ls a con- . troveny, it ls best for the two mothers <bride's ; and groom's) to stand ln the line without their For Information, call AUce Forney at 161·1MOor Robbye Roe1 at~ IOOAL ..... _, FOa SINGLES: A one-clay worklboo IPQGlored by Coutllne Community Colle10 bealnn.lnt al 10 a .m. Saturday. May 20 at tbe Holiday Ina ln Coeta Mesa. Norm Rotkmael wW clllc\m developlq a poelUve eelf.tmaae. ReflatratloG ll $10 an4Jn· cludet lwxbeon and mawtell. Call ~ eolJtp at ea.Gill, ext. 2:118 for lalormatlon. ~D'ftON T&AININO l'O& 81NGLB8r Ed And.n» and lllcbHl ArglMl'oaJ will dllcuu how to communicate with others at t"Wo aemlnan offered tbro\l&b CoutUDe Communlty Oolleae. The flnt ls slated to begin at 7 p.m. Friday, May 12 and tbe aecoad part will eom· meace at 9:30 a .m. and eoatlnue \UlW 5 p.m. SaturdQ, May 13. - Call 963--0811, ext. 256 tor reservaUou aad information. WE CABE: A non·aedarian support and aoclal croup tor single penom. Meetinll belln at 1: 30 p. m. each SqDday evenJn1 at the Newport Harbor Luther& Church. corner of Dover and 18th Street, Newport Beach. NEWPORT JEWISll SINGLES: BeaJnnln1 at 8 p.m .. Saturday, April 29 partlclpanta wW play gatJles ranging from poker to Mah JODI at the Oakwood G-arden Apartments in Newport Beach. Call Sylvia at 645-4701 for detalla. SINGLES DANCE: Every Tuesday, Friday and Sunday beginning at 9 p.m. at the Dts· neyland Hotel in Anaheim. Admissloo ls S2.SO. BEING SINGLE AGAIN: Offered by the Adult EducaUon Department of the Laiuna Beach Unified School District.. For a ins le persons. the series wlll be conducted by Marianne Poster, M.S. W. and are held from 1 to 10 p.m. Mondays in Room 3' of Lapna Beach Hieb School. · Call 49W.546 for further information. husbands, who can move about and min&le with their friends. Q. Wl9ee tbe pareala ol &Ille brtde or tbe groom are divorced. wbo .au at &M pareala' ta· ble? A. 1be parent with whom the bride or groom bas been living, or in the cue of the bride. the one who is glvtns tbe reception, alts at the plftllta• table. The otbei' parent Sita at a table nearby with members of bl.a family or with friend.a. Q. Wbea a bride l• deYo&ed to botlll a.er a&ep. fadaer ud lier ewn faUMr, _... oee llns laer awa7? A. Her own father baa that preroeaUve. On- ly when she is out of touch with her father. or bas a very at.roog preference, should her step- father give her away. Q. Wl9ee tbere Is great emnlty betweea a d.Jworeed womu aDd ber es·baabaad aad Illa new wife, wlliat pan 1botald I.be_. wt.re bave lD lter atepda.p&u's weddhlg? A. Uher presence is objectionable to both the bride's mother and the bride, the new wife should sit in the back of the churth or slay away entirely. It b up to the bride's father to decide whether he will attend wit.bout her or not. He might, however, give h1a daughter away, and not attend the recepUoo since his presence YfOUld be~ to eut a cloud on the bap~of thew~. · Q • .._ tM bdde'a modler114'1Nl'eed-ud .... Ht -arrW ....... a ... ...,. .. ese.n .. • naaee, • ., lae II& wltll Iller .. Ute ,,.. Pftf A. A man•a J)Nlence lD the froot pew will surely lead pectple io believe that the bride's mother ls eq~. U that ls ao. be abou1d be bealde her. But lf t.bey ue merely good trteada, sbe should have a f amlly member alt with her and her trteod could Join ber later at the nieep. Uon. ; •• A1ny ~arter CFrom Pase cu CCC, and because lt sounded like something she wanted to try -"Becauae it wu outdoors" -sbe applied, was turned down because sbe was too young, then reapplied when abe was ts. "lo January, they told me to report io the Bret Harte orientation cenlet" in Murphy! for a month of trainlng,'• she recalled. A DEVOVT Chrlstlan. Mias C..-ter feels the reason abe was accepted ls thanlat to God's will. Careerwlse, she tblnb she may be able to use her trunlng for Christian service as a mis· elonary or possibly in another capacity. lnatrucUon at the Bret Harte center in· eluded worUbops and lectures such u .first aid, fire acleoce, seW101, auto malntAmance, animal husbandry and other topics dellaned "to help youbecomemoreself·s\lfficlent,"slieaald. Now stattoned in Bishop at the Inyo Conaervaboo CeDler, where she will stay for lour months, 94e bas been acUve in OCC'a two baalcproJecta-ATand PSCW. "AT ls Appropriate Technology, those things that help the center stay aelf.aufflclent," ahe repeated. ••Things like building greenhouses, raising animals, using solar eneray. .. OVll CENTEa IS new (there are other bases located at various aJtes tbrouPoUt the atate> and we are Just bellnnlnl wort on' a greenbouae And we've planted fnilt trees," sbe aald. · PSCW proJecta -Publle Senl.ce Coaaerva· tioa Wol'ka -are aupervtaed by ~ben ot lbe C..utorma Department ot FCJl'tlb'7. ·~are fOUl' different ems, and each bas a dlJfereat proj.ct." explained Miia tarter. Halt of b1r crew wu aee. lnYOlved ln · 'mopplq QP a ftn" -aomethln1 abe would ..omedaf like to do. .. PAST or ooa onentatloo ud tra1n.lnc wu cleartna •fuel break at Poedel'Ola." Tbe project. undertaken to coottol t.be ,,..._.. of fire, required .. dNrtQI down 20-foot tall mansanlta ln a apace that was a couple of hundred yards wide.' Wbeft abe completes her fou.r moat.bl of ac- • tivitJ. M1sa Carter bu the optloa of traallerlng to aoot.ber bue camp or ataytq at tbe In.yo Conaenation Center for the remainder of her one-year mesnbenblp. .. 1 like It at Inyo. It's neat COUDtry -the foothills of the,Slerru and tbe wblte mountains acroea the valley," abe aald. 8BE ALTDNATBS her Ume between Inyo and.the Bareroft Laboratory oo Mt. Barcroft in the White~. where abe and four othen fly in by belkopter and belp .. keep Barcroft go- ing unW summer." I She's been told that she's the tlnt woman cboeen for duty t.bere, aometblng that "doeln't really lmpreu me that much. MQbe it should, I don't know,'' abe mused. Stationed there beeauae of her ablllUea and desire to do lt, she lives in a trailer. bu ex· pertenced a.degree weather. is denied ahowera <"You take a sponae bat.b.") and uses melted snow fortollet0uabin8 in a waterconaervaUon at. tempt. •"TBB BUILDING there ii a Quomet but. and there•a a pool table, J>lna poaa table and Iota of boob,'' abe lald. ID hu-apaN Ume. abe '1 been embrokSerlnl a "1rt. Butber dutlea at White lloanta1n are man1. "We do a lot ot malnteaaDce won, UM tbovel· h11 snow, cb.lppina paint, acnabblq walls, checkinl dleael fuel levell in tbe tab &Del tak· 101 the weatber every monllnl at I a. m ... The center, respon.alble for a number ot ma JOr rnearcb eqerimenta c1urlnt the put 18 )'Hn. ta located · at an elevat.IGG of U,410 feet. Mlle Carter will attend tbe cena.. three times, for seven eta.ya eacb time, durlal the nat .three months • '1'be main tblq I'm •ettlnl out ot all thll 11 the cood experl.ee, •• 1be Mtmllted . lo fact. a.be and a friend, Ken Perry, recent· 11 weat _,_...,,,..n, ln Palm 5Prtua. At the .._eather staUon there. 1be was "able tO read the weathu. I knew what I wu dolna." abe aald proudl)'. • ANN LANDERS Don't Blame Victim DEAR ANN: I have D £ A a F a 0 M aeen several let.ten in CHICAGO: la oldff &e your column about bat· 11•• u IMell.,... aM tered women. Almoat fafer•e41 retpou• &• alwa19 tbe blame faU. )'OH te&&er, I weal on HER. not bim. The au ...... to dMt tetUtt. moat recent Hample Tlall It w .. at aeUa1 wH a letter from a ,.,.,, 11 f11t ftl ..u~ police amcer wbo l&lcl la ~ llkUel A. polloe ean't b•lP· 8tll1&te11U•u1: b•eauae tbe •omea ••AU Neridt pollee of·· me more nervous than don'tWANTbelp. nun are llWll a 12· ever. Seven moat.bl ol In· bcMar ttalalq block la l work part·Ume lD a tervlewlna baa con· crtall .....-VenUoo and store aad told my vlnced me Uaat thll .ii eoSJflld maa.aaemeat, employer about thla not true la a.tcaco. alter w6ld1 tbe recndta bani·up. He bu been Tbe WOCOID I talk to partlalpate ID • 83-hour very underataacliq, The •&1 lt js mei.. to call applted p1ycholo11 only time I have to Uae PoUee. Tbe NlfOGH work1bop conducted by answer tb& pbone 11 ls \llually "mind ~· protH1loo•l1 alflliated when no one else ii huabaad. •• Tbea lb9)' of. wltb lbe ell)' college around -and thank fer to •con ,..,. . the ayatem. heavens, thia ii 1lmoat otcttm, out ot tbe boule. "ID addition. ,reeruita never. Since most women are In tbe adv..-ced traln.i.nl l can plaee a call, eeonoll).lcally dependent pro1ram receive 45 without any trouble - on their bulbanda, tb1s boura ot tralnlng wlt.b It's anawerlDI tb•t ls a o t a re all 1 ti c empbUll oo sociology. sbatea me "t>· How can altemative. . Several D· a n t b r op o 1o1 y a n d 1 conquer lbla crlppllu llnols cities Jdm,ltted in psycltolojy. While this no D sen 1 e 'I -MA a recent survey that the indoet.riDMioft might not BELL 'a STEPCHILD police routlnel)' tbreateo mate our DOllce otncers DBAA CJllLD: Badicl to arrest tbe woman lf expert•. the training aoaewMre la ,._ a-. sbe calla them a aecood proaram is stnactured to ~ II a ft"1 _. time. help tbe police officer rwum ~ ,. True, the blgbeat ldenUfytbeproblem and atecl to a rta1la1 number of police deaths refer thole involved to telepltolle. Penapa, .... and injuries occur while tbe appropriate pro· ago, YH or some••• reapondlng to calla in· feaaional qency. close &o JH recel•ed vol vi n g domes t l c "l bell.eve the Depart· ao•e Mrdble _... via violence,butltislackof meat of Police in .._.._, ..... YM need to training that causes Chlcaeo has made sub-dredl~. &laat &erl'Uy· this. A New York train stantial PIOll'ell toward Ing e ud talk ing prosram reduced dealing witb these abollt I reeommetld police 11\Jurlea by SO per-aenaltlve needs. We therapy. U 1" ean'& -'· cent over a one-yeer have t*. been Ignoring ford a ftl)'ellt•trl1t, period. Until this /ear, them. llftlponeibly, aa clleck &lie lllee&el bealtll Cblcago offere its the writer would have ellalca la yoar area. recruits ooly ten you be.Ueve, Slncerely <Look la &Ile plloae minutes of ualalns ln youra, MlebHJ A. Spiot· boek.) this crucial area. to -Act1D1 Supt. off~~~~~~~~-:; Surveys ot other ciUea Pollce1 ~caio" show tbla ls the norm DEMI ••• 8PIOT~ rather lhan the excep-TO: ftallk,.. fer JOU ttoa. delal.W Nf11t.. Al a res· The t.raglc resulta of ldeM el~. I am ,treating serious uaaulta llap,ltJ to aay Mayor as "loven' quarre11•• IUellael. ... ...,. •• mn can be seen ln the an.., an. job - homlcide statiatlca. One· lafbtl&eb better &Ian tile four1h to ooe-third of au ferfer•a•c• of tll .. bomlcldes are between Claleap poke la 1118. spouea. A Kansas City study revealed that in 8S percent of the apouse- re I at ed homlcldea. police bad. been talled at least once before.. Domestic violence is a complex problem but blamlna the victim ls not tbe solution. Eduea- ti on, sbeltera, and responalble iDIUtutloaal reaponae are needed. You, Ann. ean provide tbe education tbat, hopefully, will motivate some of the others. - FROM CIDCAGO BUT COULD BE ANYWllERE DEAR ANN: I'm a 20-year-old female, very bappy with life, in love with a terriftc CUY· My eblldhood wp normal and 1 have a great rela· Uonabip with my parents. So wbat 's the problem? I have a fear of telepbones. Whenever I bear a pbane ring my body teuea up. my heart races a mile a minute and my voice becomes sbaky. 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Road Torturous To First Marathon When his parachute didn't open at 1,000 feet; Roger Reynolds was con- vinced he was going to die. But he landed on his left side, saving him ins- tant death. INDIANAPOLIS (AP> -Four years ago, doctors gave Roger Reynolds liWe chance to live, let alone ever nm again. ··1 don't like to be told I'm wi- able to do something," Reynolds sald . "It goes against my grain." So last week, on bis 25th birth· day, Reynolds capped his run to recovery by competing in the Boatoo Marathon. It bas been a torturous road, one that astounds Dr. Frank McCue, bead of the Division of Sports Medicine at the Universi- ty of Virginia and the man who treated Reynolds "Amazin g is the cor rect word," Mccue said. "If you could have seen the damage to bis body .... Well, the tenacity required for a person with such injuries to come back and run 100 yards. let alone a marathon, is beyond description. Courage lo its rawest form is what you call it." Reynolds was injured April 24. 1974, while performing with the Army's Golden Knights stunt parachutis ts at the Char- lottesville, Va .~ Dogwood Festival. It was Reynolds' 960th jump. ''My farst chute didn't open at all. When I pulled the second, it got tangled with the first and didn't open ejther I was about 1,000 feet from the ground when J realized I was going to die." H~ blt tbe ground at an estimated 80 mph. Reynolds credits his survival to landing oo bis left side -"hit ting feet first would have meant instant death" -on soft ground in the yard of a doctor who reachedbim within seconds. At the Universily of Virginia Hospital, Reynolds was in trac- tion four months. He was hospitalized 12 months, learning to sit up, then to take one step, then several. Four months after leaving the hospital, Reynolds boarded a plane and made hls 961stjump. "It was the hardest thing I've ever done in my life." he said. "But I made up my mind to make 1,000 jumps before I quit. I've jumped 32 times since the accident, and r only need eight more. I want to quit the sport on my own tern\$_,.:' He began his recovery slowly, walking to build up his weight, · which had dropped from 165 to 128 pounds. Doctors told him he would walk with a limp and never run again. "I kept trying to strengthen my legs. They were in pretty bad shape," he said. ''Finally I decided I was going to run no matter what the doctors said. In September 1976 I started out with a quarter-mile jog, and it nearly killed me. But I for.,cecl myself to keep trying and soon I was up to a halt-mile." The runs became three miles. then 10. The limp raded. Then lasl May, Reynolds entered a 13-mile hair-marathon lo In- dianapolis. "It was murder, but somehow I finished lo the top third," be said. He ran a full marathon of 26 miles and 485 yards last No- vember ~----75tlt u4ntthJellS01tY----..... .l!dt=lli A dressy sport shoe tor your summer wardrobe. Bone or White Calf with a wrapped sole to cushion your step. 46.00. ~ ~~SHOES '9f1 ............ Me ............ 75f.tHI [ , 'a ... Boroseop~. FRIDAY. APRIL Z9 By SYDNEY OMA.a& ) A&l£S <March 21-AprU lt): You eet ,,een llgbt 'from authorttatve source You locate "escape hatch." You no ~rare paint· ed into untenable J>911ltion. Aquarius, Taurus and Leo fisure.PromlaenUy -so does number 4. You ••team a secret." You are able to use It to advantage. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Cash now re· sumes -your perception, loq-range planning prove to be on tvget. Be rea<b' for variety. change of scenery. the "beaUne up" of a rela tionabJp Imprint your atyle. Don't sell yourself abort. GEMINI <Nay 21-June 20): What appears a deception will be clarified. You'll benefit. Be wary where legalities are concerned. You have more in your favor than some care to admit. Accent on leases, bidden clauses. wills, docu· ments which require clarification. CANCER (June 21·July 22): Go slow, use time to your advantage -check contracts, commitments. Someone recently promised you something. Now it's your move. Ask tor your rights, then demand them. U you are wishy· washy. you deserve the classical runaround. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Power play occurs without your knowledge, works in your favor. You are in favored position. Your bar&aininl points are strong. Stand tall. Refuse to be in· timidated by threats -or flattery. One who claims to love you should put up -or shut up. VIRGO <Aug. 23-Sept. 22): One who seemed bent on pleas ure now insists on security. This is decision time. Relationship put to test. You finish or begin anew. There is no in between. Aries, Libra figure in scenario. LIBRA <Sept. 23-0ct. 22): See with "new eyes." Past data was frayed, disjointed. Someone pulled the wool over your eyes. Now you • have opportunity to redeem yourself. Leo. Aquitrius could rigu.re prominently. Older in· di vid ual shares secret. SCORPIO <Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Hold tight to possessions. protect valuables. Follow through on hunch, trust inner reelings. Avoid apecula· lion. Verify reports. You learn by teaching. Relative in transit provides valuable material. Request will be fulfilled. SAGl'ITARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21>: Em· pbasis on ideas, illusions which can be transformed into solid galns, profits. Give full play to Imagination, creativity. Yoµ need not be limited. Expand, write, travel, publish\ and communicate. - CAPRICORN CDec . 22·Jan. 19>: Break. through restrictions. red tape. You have chance to make known your views, to imprint your own personality. style. Take initiative. Make new starts, contacts, highlight originality and in· dependence. AQUARIUS <Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Action replaces dull routine, rear. doubt. You gain glimpse behind scenes. Gemini, Virgo, Sagit· tarius individuals figure prominently. Romance, wishes that come true -these could be on your personal agenda. PISCES <Feb. 19-March ~>: Avoid direct confrontations. Take ring roads. Be subtle, diplomatic and discreet. Make amends to fami- ly member following recent dispute. It calm. considerate, you make progress on road to fulfillment. ' . Thureday.Apn127, 1978 OAILV PtLOT Fed Up to Here By Ea.MA BOllBEC& The reaJ heroes In this world don't necessarlly awlna a baseball bat. whirl around apace. or go to Stockholm to pick up a Nobel Prise. To me, the real heroes are the people whose huanan endurance is puabed to the llmlts and they do1M>melhJ.na about lt. The l'm-tnad·as·bell- and-I'm-not-going-to take·it·anymore syn drome. You read about them in the newspaper. The man who got fed up with tra Ulc on the Los · Anaeles freeway and one night he Just got out ot bis car, left it to tie UP 300 cars and walked into tbe sunset. Or what about the postman who carried mall for 37 years and one day decided he'd bad it and dumped the entire contents of bis bag down the sewer? I loved the one the Biii Blan show• a •l••h front •klrt In chiffon wtth a short mllltary ttyle jacket for autumn. Collection waa unveiled In New York. other day abouL the food concessionaire at the airport wbo was up to here in dirty dishes all day and fina.U1 loaded them into a truck and deposited them in a cemetery so he wouldn't have to wash them. C'mon now. admit it, we au entertaln fan· tasies of bucking the system. Don't tell me you've never wanted lo throw grease down the sink when your husband isn't looking or lock the door on the children when they're out play- ing. What niother has never been tempted to look at her c hild 's bedroom and brick it up . . . or take a soiled diaper to the john, toss it in and nu.sh it. l s t h ere a woman alive who h as n ever spoon-fed a toddler with more stralned squash coming out than goinc in and has never been tempted to take a bulter knife and s pread the gook all over tbe kid's face! I have restraint and I hate myself for it. I also h•ve a dream. One of these Monday mornings when I climb into the car and the gas gaqe registers E. I am golng to quieUy get out of the car, remove the labels rrom my clothing and throw them into a gym bag. Then I will walk to the telephone booth two blocks away and call a cab thal will take me to the bus station. I will board the flrst bus that co me s in going anywhere, change my name , and open a massage parlor i n another city. Until I really pull it of{ . . . 1 don't deserve to h ave a h igh school named for me. • Round Trip Alli On.._ ~---..... Hong KOng Orient Tours 14 Daya"°"' 1669 ~.:' • ftOWMI Tltp ltJJt ,.., ,.,.. C1a11 ..__&MT,_... (714) 752.2952 TRAVEL GUILD 111.,... ........... 121 Nam,ort...-.CA- Learn tO Use Lace By VIVIAN BaOWN A wedding dress trimmed with expensive lace -Alencon, Chan· tllle, Cluny -need not be costly Ir you make it yourself. Labor is the largest part of the cost. advises professional designer . 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"T'HA,- PRAF"r COUL.P KU.-&.-MY PUCHSfAS! by Gus Arriola by Harold Le Doux by Emle Bushmlller B~LONEY 0 " ... HE HAS ... 'l .COMICS /.CROSSWORD by Cllarlts M. Scllulz FOft INSTANCE, UMAT 00 ANIMALS TMINK A60UT ALL Mi/? . ~y Roger Brldfltld TIDAT'S CIOSSIGID IVZZLI ACROSS 45 SpeaD 1 Used a dnll vainly UNITED Fetturt Syndlctte e Seize firmly '6 Fruit Wednt1d1f1 Pvnlt Solved: 11 Mate deity '8 Pigs 1• • - -might 49 Auraelf\'e say· g1tl 15 Enticer 50 "Gel going!" 18 Regret 52 Where Hon- 11 Amer .law olulu ls ~~~~ ' " l ~HJ , 0 L I 0 . ' , 0 I f I 0 • 'i'O'ii ( T I I f 6 If I I • I I f L . " f I f L I ~ .. I! " cl l •• I 1 lf;'i group: 56 Hole-In-one 2 words S7 $11111 again • '0 •a ' I I • l f ' ' ' ••• I ' I I I • L l 19 Aardvarll's 60 ·1 smell a - morsel ·1• 20 a.tman 61 Run away "mister· w11h • lover 21 Sleeping 62 Hindu prln- 22 From lhen cess until now 63 Compass pt. II 0 , I I I l I I II I co ' , .. ' • Ii I I l I C IU I II I .... I l l I I I ' ,. ' . . " ' I f I" II I l ' • II A • l ' u • I I I l ' l I 'i'i ·~ . " " • l I A ~7 ~-.... " .. w. l '' --------24 Engti&h river ~ Appraiser 26 Or1nking par· 65 Winter vehl· 18 Gollera· 42 For terfler ty: Stang cles norms 44 Any what· 27 Snapshots DOWN 23 Belonging ever 30 Thorns 1 Celebration: to: Suffix 45 loud sound 32 Ero<> Slang 25 Native of. 33 Weasel 2 Bone. Prefix Sulflx '6 Won by· - 34 Pull with dll· 3 Loud sound 26 Profud1ce m110J1ty fieulty 4 Gale or door 27 Light· Prell• 47 Nut 37 One time 5 Poor grade 28 Controver· 48 Four-bagger only · 6 Spherical slal Custer 50 Scott or 38 Interest body aide Macbeth earners 1 Authority 29 Not whole 51 Ground for 39 Showing 8 Je1une 30 Fired trust good ludg· 9 Wall St. 31 Water body 53 Skin dlsene ment abbr. 33 Fllet of -54 Pay 1tten· ~As well 10 Bestow for· 35 Module non 41 Reliable mally 36 Receives !15 Avails one- '2 Relingulsh 11 Bridge feats: 38 Realty units 1111 ol 1n ottice 2 wo1ds 39 01 part of the 58 Guido's note '3 In a tangled 12 Weight unit year 69 Vocal mass 13 Turn Hide Cl Helmsman piuses "'· , ThUflday. Apnl 27, 1971 DAIL V PILOT (;~ Sperial Stars Johnny Mathis joins Natalie Cole on her special devoted to current popular music tonight at 10 on CBS. Channel 2. 0..•11d£b••··· I KNXT (OBS) Loa An11e1es KNSC (NBC) LOI Angeles I ICT\.A (Ind.) Lo. Angeles l<ABC-lV (A.BC) Los Angeles Cl) KFMB (CBS) San Diego G KHJ-lV (Ind.) Los Angeles 9 l<CST (ABC) San Diego I KTlV (Ind.) Los Angeles KCOP-lV (Ind) Los Angeles K(:ET·lV (PBS) Los Angeles • KOCE· lV (PBS) Huntington 8e1eh TUBE TOPPERS CBS 8 6:30 -Proposition J3 Special. The controversial Jarvis-Gann property tax reform inltiatlve is dis· cussea by measure author Howard Jarvis and Assembly Srteaker Leo McCarthy_ . ABC D 9:30 -"Go West, Young Girl." K'aren Valentine and Sandra .wm play a pair of wild western wQmen tn search of Billy the Kid. CBS• 10:00 -Natalie Cole Special An hour Of popular music hosted by Miss Cole and featuring guest stars E~rth, Wind and Fire and Johnny Mathis. 1!tl NIW9 2:00 • HIW9 1:•1 NIW9 ~ **l+"IMIMd~" C 1NO) Trevot HowMd, .,.,, SfodtWelf, • MOVIE •• .,,,.._ lAt Oow (111$3) Alctlard Todd Peter Sellen. . ..,.. .... ''TM Dernoa ,... .. c ,. 8erry 8ulllWw\. Nor· ,.,,.~ ta·= l:OI~ ........ ~ 11970) Robef1 Webbet, &lelll~ 3:11·= + * * "Mr. Envnanulll" 11945) Felill A)'lmer -'-' ' SlmmOns • .aoe MOVIE ••1+ "Alw•r• On 811noer" (IN~) Eddie 8t•cktn. Jetn·Plerre Aumont. A ..-end llOC· Oey In Rome tume Into • --of ooflfUlinl1 ... -~ •1+ "a.st Ot Morocco" (1881) wwu.m s~. DWl9 a.n. l.OW .,, • ~Ulul women could "*' --.. ~ eirlOe elle • e YemPlr& (I hi' •• $6 min.) . Aneho .. Man AvallaJjle -for .. Peanats By lAY SJIA&BV'l"I' with Geraldo Rivera, well, we abould LOS ANGELES CAP>·-To havenoproblemwithtbat. whomever runs ABC and NBC: Now MY AGENT, EVE&ETI' "Swtftl1" tbat Harry Reaeooer ls out as anchor L 'Doze, tells me that personal ap. of the evenint news and Johll Chan· pearances by an aotbonnan where cellor wants to l~ave anchoring, l'ct .._ n9ws la break.Ing ts •ood public ret.. like to apply for e1tht!r Job. ~ tbls, almost as good aa ceWna a TV My qualifications to anchor the Gulde cover. news are these: -My mom says I have a fine Jfowever. he says, almost reluc· voice. tanity, be will be forced to charge a -My dad says anchormen make minimum or $29.95 for each penooal $500,000 a 79ar, but I will only uk for appearance, the maximum ol $50 to $100,000.25. You can uae the other, be assessed for coverage of WorJd $399,999.75 to cover the news. Or War DJ. declare a stock dividend. As regards my duties prior to ac· Cuilly folng on the air U> aacbor the news. 1 stand prepared to write my own copy. Here is a sample or some of my work: I KNOW WHEN you ''l(lCbor at NBC there ts worry about what to do with your legs because ~e Nightly News set shows your legt I won't have that problem. I'll liar a lap -.. THERE WAS MORE bad robe. ' mi econo c news from Wasbi.n,ltOD to. lf ABC ls interested, I. ' anchor, day . , . Irving R. Levine baa tbe will deal with those rum I can •t story.' get along with Barbara Walters. I'll -"Meanwhile ... " anchor my part of the show from -"Trading was Ught, with in· TahiU, and tell the press .we're sUll du.slrlals mixed." good friends. -•'Barbara Is on assignment." As regards ~nonal appearances, I also am wil1iqg to talk wttlt the show and for two minutes af- terward&. WHEN I AM supposed to be away from New York, "ln the field " 1 thillk tbey call it., tbe only thing I 0will not do la be interviewed l>y Qiarles Kuralt. We muat drur the Jlne ac>mewbere. I am told an anchorman's image is almost as important as bis · sub· stance. So if ABC wants me to con- vey a hip, mod image, I've just MIC A lrbig G ala bought a V·oect shirt that shows off my new chest toupee. If NBC wants me to convey a hip. but responsible image. I will have the chest toQpee trimmed to a crew cut and dYed gray. Finally, please pay no alteAtion to the rumor another network already has auditioned me to be an anchorman, and that tbe result was a two·minut., telethon for lockjaw re- lief. Thal simply is not true. 15th Special for Hope LOS ANGELES <AP> -Bob'Jfope wlll celebrate his 75th birtbdai wltb a atar-atudded gala at the ,Kennedy Cenier Opera House in Washington for alrtng on NBC on Monday, May 29. The salute is undn tbe auspices or the USO, and co--l:balrman of the event are vice president and Mrs. Walter. Mondale. former President and Mrs. Gerald Ford and Mrs. Bing Crosby. Among the guests who have already accepted invitations to be °" tbe show are EUzabeth Taylor Angje Dickinson and AJan King. ' such as covering )IJddJe Eaat fitht.-executive producer of the~ , ing or getting an eftluslve --ew news for up to four ...... _ ·-Jack ~ugm~.~·s Qumcy,ge~asu~r~e~~~~~~~~~~-~~~··~~~~~~~~-~~~·~~:~~ during a rehearsal for the show when a "body" on the slab comes to life in the form of script girl Jan Kemper as crew members join in the fun. Novel Set for TV LOS ANGELES <AP> -Emmy-winner James Lee will write tbe six·bour teleplay from Judith Krantz' best-selling "Scruples," for Warner Bro1. Television and CBS. Lee won an Emmy last year for bis wort( on adapting Alex Haley's "Roots" for television. "Scruples" deals with the movie and jet set societies around the world, focusing on a woman who owns a Beverly Hills boutique that ls a gather· lng plaee for elite penooalltles. ,.. ..... ,, ....... .-..... ..................... ,, _ ..... .,.....,.,_......._ ~~V:.1!' ... .,='9 ..... -....... . .... ,, .... ........ 0 i-.-1 ..... ..., @ •• _.,, ... "" .. ~ .... ........ ,. .... _ .......... _ ............ , ......... fter ha divorce. rka got to know $CMhe pretty Interest Ins people ••• Inducting herseft '"House Calls' has an incurable case of infedious laughter!" -Cent> Sh.llu. N9C·TV NOW PLAYING In the DAILY PILOT a ~ • I I r r ) P..abb .. -. tbeol7 LW .. , ltart DOV• lee aeun -willa "J(Jq Lew:· \be Udo tale Players .ilre ISriae a .mber GI perfwmen tbelr fll'St ~tr tbeat# "*'ID a Jwalor bJO·leveJ t.rlfte Called ''All Bet8UM ol ~ '' c~ tt~• ftC!tbta& tbey em't 1auc11e -and mo.& 6> ~wt UI •Mlwe llll1111ate1J if Mt ad- mirably Iii um cllebe·epa\teNd eomed.Y about a eou.ae who bu1 a baw.t.ct bcMIM lo saiem, llua., and find tbelmelftl halt·be.vted11 .... &eel by the wttcb whole~ remalna on the pnmiul. 1'>lrector IP Puclt, who bu wbely cbolen ~ empbasbe cb.araeter over plot. sett aome UveJy perlonnaoces, even from the neweomen, In moet matan~. Aod the lltbll.nl effects, ott.esi • lJdo de· fidency, are most effecUve la "A&atba." VETEUNS STAN BELL &ftd Pat GUchrial stand out in &ueP0"1lng aui8DJDentt, Bell lak.ln& a cameo as a Percy Kilbride-type real estate salesman and Miss GUcl\rist sldlllully enacting a man·huntihC divorcte who gets her booU lnto a. mama's boy obstetrician, the latter nicely in· terpreted by Chris Harwood lD bis lqcal debut. Allee LaBianca is a eommandlq presence as a Oaky medium, the strongest of the cast mem· bers. Lorraine Weinberg in the tiUe role of the witch struggles wtth some dlalope that abc>uld have been bumed at the stake, but emerges with a fine characterization. Tbe Jeadinc roles of lbe cartoonist and his wife who move loto the old house are the only atraiaht parts in a play full of kooky characters and are as- signed to two other tyros, Bob Campbell and Barbara Jean Ross. Campbell brings a nice touch of frustration lo his role, but Miss Roa will re· quire further seasoning. · · COM•t:BTINO TUE CAST are IUcbarll Du.BM u a fU&ltlve from ''The Front Pqe" wbo1d mate thM relic aeem like .. Lou Grant" by comparison; Mi•Y Beecbner as a »ronx·aecented coot. and .loan Warner as the nelsbborhood buaybody. All do their utmost with their atenotyped ualpn:a..enta, with Dinelian's "~· oamatJon" ID Act Thtee tbe QM>St10bmorable. • If "AU Bffa\IJe of Agath~ never really cakbea bold, Jt probably is less attributable lo th• largelJ novice cut than 'it ls to Joulban Troy's cobweb-eovered aerlpt which would cballen1e the talents ol veteran performers. The CtlrreDt Udo tsle production marks the players• chan1~ver from an 8:30 to an 8 o'clock curtain tlrue. Performances continue tonlaht tbrouab ,Satutda,y at the LJdo lale Club6ou.e, 701 Via Lido Soud, Newport Beach, with reMrvatlons being taken at 615-1308 or 673·7459. • CALL.BOARD -Tbe San ctfn>ente Communi· ty Theater bu atnnouoced aullitlons for tbe musical "1be Boy Friend" for ~esday and Fri· day of next week at 1 p.m. in L.a$ Palmu Elemen· tary School, 1101 Calle Puente, San Clemente ... a large cast of primary young slnaen and dan~fS is being sought by director EU~ Flehbacb, with further inlo"'lllaUon avaUable,at '9!M453, .. . Choreographer Gower Champion. sbo.wn <:lownlng with Liza. Minnelli. will replace Batry Nelson in Miss MinneUi 's Broadway musical, ·•tffbe Act." It will be Champion's first stage ~ppearance in many years. Fans of Elvis · l.AS VEGAS CAP) -Tbe flrat EM& Presley World Wide Fan Convention will be held her. Sept. 1-10. Prealey'11 father bu announced. Vel'DOD Presley and Co&oae1 Tom Parker, man••er of tbe late •lrurer, sald the convention •ould be at th' Las Ve1aa Hilton. where Presley performed re,Warly ror eigbt years. ,.. A IDOkeaman said the botel'a lbowroom would k ded: .teated ln mefDOJ'1 of the star, and a .life.size statue of Presley would be unveiled. The convention wlll feature an Elvts film fe.Uval. memorabWa dllpJay booths and souvenir 1 aaJu. Getting Garrow~y Going Q: How did Dave Ganoway. llnt llolt wbea NBC·TV'• ''Today" wu lamtW 21 1ean ago, manage co awake early neap eftry monlq &o make die "1ldlo la lime &o do Ule Mon Uve! -Mr. aad Mn. Bee Levy, Bal&lmore,lld. A: "David invented and Installed a control board to 1ynchronlze various alarm& atartinl at 4 • ~ntSIOU"" a .m ., revealed WTiter Robert Meta. A second ' buzzer alarm aoupded at 4:25, but a mote insistent ~~-S=WIA~~-~·~·~·t~ll~~~~~~~~~~!. •urgent, muat·get·UP signal,' as Garroway eJt--= plained, went off at 4:35. To sun rta rude sound, be "''',.'I'. ,mL3:im .. ~ ... M ' . . .... ' . . ·. ... .... 113.~ .. 1~~:~1 •••• , .&Cftlll "TNI .ooNYI eML" I .... ..... .......,, .. , ... . .. ,,..._ ................. NI. .. ... "CASFrS SHADOW" ... "AIMtwl" Wt ,,._.._.-• ,_ .. ,__,... ----· --..,._., z fl¥8tlt --·----"* ...... 10UCll ... ............ _ ..... ... CO&&M .. ... ·-W!f!O --· • had to leave b1s bed and cross the room. One can imagine an apprebenaive Garroway, ly- ing half-awake and endwinl the countdown before hovping out of becJ to beat the flnaJ alarm 's angry re-port. GarroW¥ always bad a breakfast preOared of oraqe slices floating in orange juice, dressed, stepped throucb the front door of" bis Man.hattan digs, and eo~,.t a cab which awaited him daily by prear· rangement. 'then he rode in si.ence io the/studio,. where be would uaitOWAY rouse himaelt with coffee and perhaps a doushnut. He'd arriv' promptly at the RCA studios at 4 a .m. for a ~araal of bis unrebearsed ramblinr journey ~ the day's btghllghts, lnterv'iewa <two . cl bil._desta were Eleeor Roose\'elt and Adlai stevenaon), plus a variety or musical act or two and -commercials, all punctuated with sips of coffee and yawns." N.Y. VlpeUe: Mickey Spillane returned to the scene ~his old sni Avenue haunt.a recently and' parked b.L9 Mustang lo front ot a saloon leaving his li.lgpge In the car.JWhen be returned be found the luggage gone. "My only rearet," Mickey said; "u that l missed the expression on the thieves' faces when they discovered the luggage contained only one old suiL Actually lt was a brea.k·away suit, tailol'ed to fall apart at the rust tug from over-ualous fans ." Q. 8eWe W. famlly dlffermee please ¥1 buballd 18111&1 t.ba& Spencer Tr,aey ud ~~ Beplnma tlll'e marrte4. I am eciulb lullteat Ula& tlltlJ'lwene~ M.lell oae of111 IJ~t! -Mrs. ~;blbboek;Tex. . 2 A: You are. The moon·struek stars were Mr: • and Mn. oo)y when the mo~e scnpt.a Cor several 'Glad You Asked That' byM~aa.clHrG ...... movies they made together speclfted that status. OIJe ~ucb flick~ ~·woman of Oie Year," waa voted an .Academy Aw~ for best original sctetmplay of l9U ~ won by Ring Lardner Jr. and Michael Ka~ . , · Q: b It lne tbat eornedian Pb1J F~r -now a bis lalt • "Laverae and Shirley" TV series -wa1 a ftP&er bl .U early' Brooklyn days! -Baff O'~IUU, New York. · A: Ncr. l'bough "Brook.lYn's Ambassador to the USA ... fancied hinJaell as a great athlete, the only connect.loo be bad with boxing was bell)g knocked out three times. Our favorite story about Phil con· cems Boddy ~ackett, then a 190-pound, $-f~l· 7· kid Who bad ambitions .one day to be heavyweight champion. J>hil appointed bims~lf Buddy's manager, trained hlm at Trinity Boys Club in Brookb'n. ~ booked his first fi.aht. Buddy toQk one look at his opponent, Ca bru.idr built like Mean Joe GreeneJ and handed the gloves to Foster. Fosler, introduced as Hackett, got kayoed in two rounds. Tbis same scene was repeated three times after which H~kett fired Foster: "I don't.> want you u my ll)anager any more," he aald. "You•re if Ying my natne a bad reputatJon!" Q. I ftlllember Mme years ago wbee slaglq atu ~ Tucker, .. Tbe Last et tlle Red Bot 111 ..... ··~med ap wha& a womu needed u .,e crepe ap • ber. C.Oald yoa searcb yov me. &o pll9& w•at1Mnidf-VetaL. ~,llo. A. This was SopbJe'a sass)" saying: "From birth to agti ~ a. girl needs good parents. From 18 birth fit~~ 18, ~ girl needs good parents. From 18 lo .35, ~~ ~ood looks. From 35 to SS. she needs good cash! ' Q: Bow old la that amasbac nd talented wrlter·comJ!C(lellJl,e; Joan lllvers! -Dr. Abe "Fnedm'u. lllud Beadt, Fla. A.: "l ~on't .tell you bow old J am," Joan mo~. "b~ iht ~~les on my last birthday cake set otf qur smO,kej~W'etOt!.. . II~: £vMi1be!or.e Candice Bei-een, "Ii McGu"' and .Faye unaway read where CJbtn Shepherd aai~.! "Tb j5o 't a deceht breut or bot· tbm ~ ipeJD I'.., Candice was telling Rex Reed: • 4'.s im~ to be more nat-ebeated than I IUJl•" .. ,. Send Vo"" ' •to l{y Gardnn, "Glad Yoac AaMd That," t:ure oft ~.P.O. Boz ll10. Chicago, IU. «161'. Matt 01t4 Hy Gqrdiwr tDill C1MOef oa many qunt1on.r 08 t can a. tlwfr colamm, but Uw volcnne of mail makea .,. ... ~ ~ ALL o•uvtc·• ONH WIP.M.~T Clll .. u..-u ,,.. u...... • KliN .. "'-'" ... $1.&2 Ill' DAY ~.Apri] ~. l878 ,,,__... •••••-•e• Adm. Elmo Zumwalt, former chief of naval opera- tions. says President Carter's cuts in the defense budget are a disaster and would reduce the nation's chances of winning a major war. •YAN MID 1UE P&ODVCI' manufactured was a type of self-watering planter but, Ryan said, "They were selling cllstributorshlps before they bad any planters built.'• Space Books Printed It ls illegal for a rarm to make Its profits from the sale ol diatrlbutorabJIJ6 rather than from the sale of a prochact or service. RYan said. Roach. in .bis late «>s, .b, a qpadriplegic as the result ol ID accident ln 19t8 while be was aerv· lng lD tbeCout Guard. RYa.naaid. -WASHINGTON CAP> -A history of tbe Pro- ject Ranger investig• lions of tbe Moon and Viking pictures of Mars are being offered by the Government Printing Office. Roach not only was able to drive h1.s specially built new Cadillac unaided, but also took advan· tage of bis handicap to sell stock ln bis new cor· poraUoo in tm to fellow ,patients at Long Beach Veterans Hospital, Ryan said. THE MONEY ROM TBESE sales apparenUy waa used to finance the corporation, known at one tJme u Xorex, lftc. Three other names were also used, along with a variety of addresses and telephone numbers, Ryan said. Orders ahou.ld be sent to tbe Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Gov emment Printing Office, Washington, D.c .• 20402. "You m.lgbt say they were bard to find," he noted. TUE 45f.PAGE book "Lunar Impact" dis- cusses Project Ranger, the first successful American lunar explora- tion. FrancblJes were sold at a m.Wmum of $3,000 per penoo, Ryan said. None ot the money was re· covered. Tbe corporation was headquartered in Santa Ana for about a year and then moved to Costa Mesa, Ryan said. He Said the district attorney's office became suspicious after receividt complaints from the Dallas diatrtct attorney, who bad heard of tbe operation there, and from the Orange County Bet· ter Busi.Dess Bureau. The project spanned the years 1959 to 1965 and was the forerunner QJ later space projects operated by the National Aeronautics and Space Admlnlst.ratioo. A STAKEOUT &ESULTED IN the ckleure of the Costa Mesa beadquartets. Later, a raid oo yet another location lD La Habra turned up both tbe llnn 's records and a box full ol unpaid bWa, Ryan aald. "Lunar Impact" is available for $6.25 and you should order stt>ck number 038-000-00899-3. ''VIKING PICl'VllES of Man, Set No. 1" ID· eludes nine pbot.oe ol tbe nd planet taken ln l9"1S by the V.lklog spacecraft. Five are black and white and four are in color. The set of ll·bY·24 lncb prints sells for $3.50. Order stock number (l13.00().00691-8. ~-e~alcj ,t.b,at. to the best of bJs lmowledae, tbe plansen that tbe Orm sold fell apart when used and werfJ worthless. ' • r "Vi.Jdng-llars Display Package" Include~ a variety of visual and text material deacribing · the Vlldng m.lasions to Mars. There are 11 color lithographs In various sizes, 50 Information sheets and a detailed background pamphlet. This package co'sts SS and ls stock number 033·ooo.G0711-6. Biggest Bribery Fine Faces Control Data ( INSHOJjT l Sel6 Cl'ftl' Fet1red Deed PONTA DELGADA, Azores <AP> -A U.S. Navy submarine sur- veillance plane carrying seven crew members plunged Into the Atlantic Ocean during a routine tratnJ.ng night, the American air base on Tercelra island said today. A U .& spokesman at La.Jes field aaid. tbe crew was Uated aJ missing but wu pnwumed dead. He said an air aad sea aearcb turned up debris from tbe four-engine p.3 Orion turboprop1 but no trace of ~ crew. Names or the men were Withheld · pending notification of relattves. ~-N ...... Trip W ASUINGTON (AP) -f'uJOIHng a U .S ... llextcan' a1reemeat to ~ duct bl1b·lev.el coasuJtatlons perlodlcally. Secretary of State CyTUS a. Vance will vlaJt MUico Kay 3·5 to dlscua nveral ltey topics. Amona.u.. aubJftts are drua traf· fJckJ.q, _ llleJal aliens ud the pros. pecta ~ hnPQrtlnl Mexican na\ural gas. l'N ... Ce AW lle#lee TIJUANA, lla:lco (AP> -Mex· lean PrMideat J .. Lopes Ponll1o hH orct.Nd army dlaa1ter relief tJ'oopt tram Kttlco City to Ulist tome 10.000 people Uvln1 ln a but• tent city near tbe alrpon here. The tbron1• of refu1eea were. drlvea· from lhili homet either by floods or by f.S.al troope after of· flclal1 feared 1quatter1' 1banUes alont tM Tla Juana Rlver Ooodplal.D would be swept away by further ralnl. lnfla&lon Cited Li/ e Quality Lea& Poll Americans are wlllln1 to make. individual sacrifices in t.helr Woatyles tq..belp batUe lnllatlon and have lost confidence in government and other iDsUtutions, pollster Loa Barria contends . .. Basically, our people are far mqre concerned with the quality of life and far less with the un· limited acqulslUon of more physical eoods and aervices," Harris told a Senate subcommittee. "These al'e radical findings by any meuur~. because they mean that the age of materia.Usm as we have known It i1 going to be rad.le.Uy altered." * A man engaged to a St million lottery winner says he called orf the wedding due to a light over the money, and ls suing her for half the winnings. Wllfrecl S&oeser, 58, filed an action In County Court I n New Columbia, claiming Dor· PEOPLE Westminster, British (,,. ________ J f'ffD llolp&e, 53, agreed to share any winnings -equally. Judge Stewart McMornn bas ordered Miss Holgate to pay hall the Sl million to the court or a lawyer's trmt fund until tbe suit ls settled . • The guest of honor at a birthday party Isn't usually the ooe wbo does lhe singing. But then, tbe guest usually isn't llod McKDell. The internationally known poet and songwriter stopped at the Emenon School In New York City l for a party commemorating bis 45tb birthday. , He sat cross-legged on the ,_..._,,·""' . floor -with 4·iear-old GNel'OIO Del a.a~amiling happily from bis la 1 -and MCIUHIN .serenaded some 40 at the private Manhattan ademy with songs about cartoon character CharUe Brown and London's Piccadilly Circus. 1be youngsters cheered and ap- plauded. then Joined in a soprano chorus of their own to wish blm "Happy Birthday." ,,. * A judge granted a divorce to the wife of Prest· dent Caner's pastor. The Circuit Court Clerk's office in Seiver County <Tenn.> said the decree, issued because or irreconcilable differences, and a settlement for alimony and division of the couple's property were approved by Judge Wllllam Bok. Nancy BaUoa Treetlaam, 4S, the wife of Charles Tra&Jaam, 58. pastor of the First Baptist Church tn W~. filed for the divorce In December. She separated from her husband and moved to Gatlinburg, Tenn., last July. * Co\Dltry 1ln1~r Sam•l ~ pulled together 22 bands and a half-dozen name entertainers for a two-day benefit concert to betp educate Apache clilldren. '4s. Smith, who is ~ !powa.Apacbe, moved to G , an ea.stem Arizona town, for re- lief from tbe buaUe of Nubvllle and her mtive Lo9 Angeles. But she said she was troubled bJ tbe lack of educaticm-.1 opportunity on the nearb7 Saa Carlos Apache Reserva&a. Way._ Jee•••• will ap- pear, wltb bis wife, Je11I Colter, IH••1 llodJ'llaea. llldl.e7 Newberry and lleltby 8-dlers between 10 a.m. and dusk Saturd.Q and Sunde)'. * Actnu JlldJ Carne bu lost a court bid to sup. pres~ evidence seized last November alter her ar· rest on drug charges wblle she was appearing in a play near CinclnnaU. The arrest led to an indictment for possession of heroin and forgery of a drug prescription. Miss Carne, 39, who now lives In New York qty. Is scheduled for trial June 5 in Hamilton County common Pleas Court. • Actress Paalet&e Goddard agreed to post a $49,275 bond so that a mechanic's lien brought by an Interior decorator can be lift. ed from her Park Avenue apart. ment, according to papers on file In Manhattan '1 Supreme Court. The Interior decorater, Valertu S. lllbar, Inc., slapped the lien on tbe cooperative apartment April 12. The firm aJ. Jeged that "9.275 remained \DJ.· paid oo a bill of $80,232 for re- design work done last August, including installlng new electrical fixtures, mold· ings aAd other Improvements. Tbe court papers used the actress's full name, Paulette Goddard Remarque. She ls the widow of novelist Eddi Ilaria aemarqae. * Artist Aadrew Wyetb, just named en bonor•ry member of the Soviet Academy of Art, says he'd love to see Russia, precisely because otbera·tell blm it Is so drab and'colorless. "I think It would iq>peal to me," 1aid Wyeth, at 60 the acknowledged grand master of realism ln American art. "Peo- ple tell me it Is drab, but I would love that. The more peo. pie tell me bow awful it ls, the more I tbint I would like lt." The Soviets ·are harsh .,.,..,.. criUcs of the avant earde . • "We missed your voice in the cbolr lut Dilht," uld WWle Nelloa to tbe president. "I know all the words," Jl••J Carter said abeeplably. s.ems the preaident ol the United Stat.es was one of the few countrj boys ID to-.. to mis1 choir practice, on stqe durin1 • WUlle Nelsoo country music eancert. The hymn of tbe evenlnt wu "Amulnl Gracie." lody Powell. Cart.er'~_FeSI •• 1ecretary, and Fraall ~ tbe JSraldent •a cblef lc>bb)'tlt, wer. t.btre. aJoq with their wlves, •stage, aU ID fine laarmoQy. Tbe plcldn' and .maia· went. on un~ 1 a.m. and there were reporta ab«>W folks bavtna a beer or-two. • ltay T. Blalr Jr., wbo wat named clty manager of San Ote10 within three boW"I ct the reslgnatlon of H•lll Mckl•ley, aay1 he's a bureaucrat and there'• notblng wronc with th.al. McKlnle1. 51, held the $SO,OOO-a·year job for three yaara befoN? reslfnln1 unexpectedly to become city manager of Glendale ln Los Angeles County. l • • •• • • • -# . .; fhwe9· Apa D, 1171 "'" ............... ~c.. DAILY PU.Dr CLASSIFIED ADS ;:::~:·=:.;I M2•M78) ........ s_.. ....... '°"Wt ............................................... •-111 1002 G••r• 100J 1 ·-······················ ...................... . Pl!MIM. P01MT REDUCTION Owner called Crom Oregon & said to reduce tbe "turkey" $15.000! This 3 bdrm . + co n vert. den is professionally decorated. Prime Penin. Point location. 75% Financing avail. ftom prime lender! You might call on U\,is one! OPIM ~T. & SUM. I TO I JEFF IRIERY, REALTOR J60J Mtwport ...... Newport ..... 67.S.tl II 24 HOUR SIRYICE 1002 sa••SMOY• Desperate for off er! 3 BR. 2 b&., cul de uc. Mesa Verde. •,OOO A. Jobmon lkr 97M964 t.etl .. AMCH41L ~.400 VAMODOWM Cittwar ..drive. Lar1e family sized livinl room Country ldtcben. Dine. Wall ol tlasa view cl COY· ered pavilion & luab grounds 1urrouadlng lll1F Freelorm pool Ses>uate wtn1 for hide-away Muter Suite & children'• quarters. Hurry for tbla unique bupinl 113-1111 OPfN II<'>-II \ ..,,._ I() Ill ...Cl • llACH ttlDUCID $103,000 Jog to poundlna surf & sand. Prim4t cul-de-sac. t•-------•I Located ltepl to parb & ICboola. Giant ll vina rm .• 8IOltS: ..,.., ...... frplc., chef's kitchen. 3 ....... cMcll ....... Spacious bedrooms & .a.a.. __. __. -. den too! REDUCED -w -•wr-• ... -lllOO! Xtra Sharp! See ,... ' ¢ .tatelt· TM lt.callnow. 752·1700. DAILY PILOT -s Ol'IN 111 '1 • ,, s •!Jf< •o"' w1 • ::~:=~8:: ~.,. ....................... .. TIJPLI SEMSATION IOOJ 1. Loc:atloa: New""' .. ....................... .-.-- MS•••e.-Proressiooally decorat· ed. BeautifUl two atory- utbedra l ceilings, 3 becboom. family room Ir HelllU area. 2. Qualtty ecmtnacboo: Beautttw Buccola built home W /tpadoul room siJ.es •1o&a ol storqe. 3. Reasonable price: Perffft for tbat flrat move toward tbe beach! fW&.ml. -Walkr.r G lr.e 2~ betba. Lowest price Real Eltat.e lilted in Jasmine Crftk.1-------- 0ut.tancting value. For .----------mare informatioo. call I COLI Of MIWPOltT REALTORS 675-151 I r. ,,./ ••·f· . ... , ''· ·, 4: JUST USTmll '-• - M1WP01tT HTS. Businessmen ~~~~'";: If you are dorrrg ! bdrm. Larse swtmm.lq b"' 1 n e u under a j pool • 6 car parkin1. F'icta11ou1 Bauineu i Prtced at $189,500 • in· "'lame J101.1 are reqwrad i cludlag land! I by Laut f Bumesi and ! m-3863 642-2253 Eves l ProfesatCM Codi. Sec. i j 17900 to 179301 to file a j i F'iclitloUI Bu11neu i associated e" .. ~ kt .... , Q f r. . t r, ' • ii-I ' ' • f ! Name Stateme-nt and l ha~ ii pubUshed for 1 four con&eCUl1ue wttlc4 i WE at the DAILY! ~~~~~~~~,PILOT ccn help to1th i SELL ldle Items with a both. Call t~ LEGAL ! D8r>ARTMENT at i Delly Pilot Claullled Ad. I 642·4321 Ert. 332 for i G ... rel 1002 lI_,~1ier Information. l ...................... __ .. : 'II~~ FOIMAL DIMIM~ ROOM and living room plus large family room off kitchen, brick-paved atrium set on a sunny comer lot ln TURTLEROCK. Check thls 4 bedroom home ror your ramlly. Priced low at $126,500. 844·9060 21t1 IANJOAOUIM *1a RO. •Nnf'ORTcetnU CE 111111 ILlllS ca. OVER 60 YEARS OF SERVICE IA YPIOMT WITH OCIAM ¥llW First O«ering I PresUglous 1 Sty 3 Bdrm, 3 Bath Contemporary On The Main Channel At Corona del Mar. l.Dcomparable View Of Harbor Boata. Luxurious Mirrored Llvtng Room W/ Li1hted Cuatom Bar. Spacious Fam. Room. a Fl.replaces. Gourmet Gu Kitchen. fqS,000. II I DCWll DllYI CA.a •o SHOllS POI UU.IOO Pres tigious Cameo Shores and palatial grounds surround thla 3 bedroom single story that has been remodeled with tuteful imagiilaUoo. Features include an 80 x 160' lot, microwave oven. smoke detectors, subtle wallpapers, garden-like gazebo and a rambling feel of colorful comfort. A quality home properly priced at $228.:;oc>. , ·. ' IJ,_,l()IJI: tt()Ml:S .. "' REAL TORS', 676-6000 . ' 2443 East Cont Highway. Corona del Mar also 1n Mesa Verde, at 546 5990 ----- 1002 llGCAMYOM IAYCllST GOLF COURSE ........ celllDts, used VIEW 'brtet ftnplac:ea--.e of N e w p o r t B e a c h a ~ look. 4 Bdrma. towl)houae with fabulous family room, dining view, relaxed fa~ llv· room-versatile floor lni and ~atertatni'!g· p&ao. Sl19 800 Sunken llv1Jl8 room with ' . rt.replace, wet bar and Q PETE BARRETT outside deck. Some DOI.LAI.....,, -The lowest priced home in Mesa Verde! Owner must sell th.la 3 bdrm home -near schools. Freeways. shops. churches. Priced only $15,000. CaU to see! 146-4141 LOW COST HOUSIM6 -One of the lowes t prJced homes we have available at only $17,000. 2 Bdrm, den plus tennis courts & swimming just a quick jog away. Ctlll IH-6161 •.;" r v 1 n q ~' · I 1 M, .. , .i Ir v 111 • • H1111'1•1'lf"" fl, "ti ~J•·w:'"'' H•·.1 1 h ---------- I • 1002 .... ,.. .... , .. 1002 ....................... ·············~ .. ······· LIOO ISLI Newly remodeled 3 bdrm., family, 2th baths; 1-story home with attractive So. patio. $243,000 IAYROMT Several fine bayfront homes with pier & slips IACIC IAY Fine 4 bdrm., 2th bath family home on quiet cut de sac. Oversized pool, playhouse, extra storage. $189,SOO BILL GRUNDY. REALTOR • ~ ·, , " 1. , ) • ·" r, · fi l f, ' twllOi VllW-'239,000 Enter the "sit.<fown" ocean view from this !$pacious living rm of this really sharp View home. Inviting entry with beautiful atrium, huge family rm <pooltablespace>. 4 bedrms & DR. WISLIY M. TAYLOlt CO .. ltlALTOllS 1111 S..J ..... Nlsload HIWPOIT C&mlt. M.I. 644-4t I 0 -REALTY-beautlLul upgrades tbrc>Qgbout. along with a 54Z.S21t aer.tory window in t.be G1M,... I 002 G ... ral I 002 ~~~~~~~"!master suite. Thia thr:ee &1Mral 1002 Gwr_. -"1002 ............................................. . bedroom. California •• .. •••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••-•••••• ME'W'POlrT llACH IY OWNER lifeab'le home is undet fllST Offfal• Larae 2 bclnn. le den home rib fotmal dJ.nlng •tOOP•JOI IXICUml u... Thia beautuully re· modelecJ-Eaatbluff ex· eculive home la truly a 1l1bt to be bold. 3 bedroom plus family room. Panoramic Yiew cl mcmntains ud bays. B.edueed lo $188,.500. Call farcllUUa. '1N550 OKN II( 'I•,, s JUN IOtl Wt I 11111 PalaUaJ arounda sur- round 1in1le story 3 bdrm. Just redecorated, very top quality, col· odul, 80 x 160' lot C!Jmeo Shores at SZZ8,.500. Reacb' to sell! Open Daily at '515 Hampden Rd Bring of. fers. · Utl9tJSHOtm '7MOOO 2 attract, well CGmtruct· '225.000. Call ud ult for NEWPORT BACK fOllH>a ed homes an Ire comer JOHN SHEA one of our S $40.0007 Jot ln Npt. Bu area. beltJll"Cl(-.ekmals. HBGHT with tbia 2 BR mobile • ..,.._ 2 car 1ara1es. 712-1920. $ 139,900 home. ycu can live in De area; COCJ frl>lc .• many-------• uperadea ! Not leued land; xlnt Newport Al....-Olm IY OUT •r.. paiioe, many xtru. 1 d ftll.&ll BAY Ama. Newport's most ~ tnnd oew. Priced ,..-..u. "Qiflbaven" home with exchaive part complete to Hll at $197 ,500. PLACE pool Ir spacious yard. wlpoals.jacmlis. tk boat. 642-'1C9 ----...... , Hudwdlloon,fi.replace, View!4Bedroom,2 balh &lipa._1 _ ._.. r-deteched 1arace. See it aodfamllJroom! ...,, .... ~ ...sADaMAR ~_....v~ tk)'OQ1la,reeit'a agood Back Bay and Eaathluff Almost 3000 sq. ft. of Popular 4 bedroom. 2 ...wn1 • l"Rlli• • • value.~72Zl view! famlly liviq. 4 BR & TlftEX batb model witb a Decbd in freah paint, ~ REDCARPET75'-l202 den. 2 fuepluea tk a Elllt eo.&.a II.a, 1 yr. sepuate master suite & this famlly bome sports ua•r HI OfFDI super yard. Priced loaell old; Ndevelopi.na area. ldt.cben with more space u upgraded kltcben. 21 W,.. . at$l8S.OOO. SciedoUI 2 BR. 2 Ba. UD· , tban JOU wUJ ever use. new drapea , and u-......_ BR IALIOAISLAMD ita w/frplca. $178,000. • __ .._ .. ·-ol ---•c w.llpeiper. Only $'19.950 --2 story, 4 • 2AL-••...-llalte offer Bkr . ..,.,,_. -'"~...... f t .. l d tb .. formaldiniagrm,family ---· ~$1».SOO O.STA110W... ~t~es:!t,~Jo ==1.:::: Lingo Rulf:Am'. OCIAMYllW-S1'1PS TO SAND JACUZZI TIME! nl•*c• C.... .. Mir.....,.. wltlt ...... ...a.le_ • ._. Pal' I tor . .._ .............. ....... lwLTwe_. ........ D_ ... .. _.....,._.,,... .... s1n.soo. OLD CORONA DB. Mil I TIO W9I rt td 1d two la1•a• ltw + ................. sold..., .......... oww.PrideofOWW"Jhlp .. Id Cw ... 1tt $174.500. OCEANFRONT VILLA A IHd••rll •• L•1H• IHc•. , .... .,.C ...... flft 1te•a • ..... 11111 d .. ••....-. die._ -4 prf••J· TIN• ••d_ .... ...., ........... .. mooc1 ........... l(.i.g. St2S.000 LAGUNA IEACH CHMt ta Two •••a1-. I Miii. wtlk lo MllcL Meile• fl,..._e. Otll& flMn. fwcH , ..... Perteet ....................... . ....... ~ ........ " .... .... wllo .,,,.cl9'ff L..... d9ra balr SI 10,000 • 644-7020 2123 SAM JOA9UIM HI.LS IOAD MEWPOllT llACH We ln: kitchen " or u • an ree --rm. a Ba, cul de sac in Two 2 BR income untta ,_ssa __ l--004 __ Jat._1D ___ _ muter~ • .' Full price bbeaedmrooedmfaamlwlltybrooop:in Wllfclffl..-, lleaaVerde.Call: on tbe West end of1-------• to sell this rambling 3Bdrm., and (am. rm. home. $n1sbtne gourmet kltcben, and sweeping master bedroom. Room for a POOL! Don't pasa up . tbla opportunity. llake an offer todQ ! Huny!Call&n.-10 ._,.. 1002 ._,.. 1002 Ol'fN Ill 9 • <IS fl.Jl>l IOIJI N<t°f ' _. .......... _•••••••• eeeeee••••··--•••• lbJIDD.~5li&-211180. • .. _,..__ bland. Just re· •R••'J.-.. LotaolSIZE! Call .....,.... ~ Vil , C SELECT 1sz.1t20. • CAllJON Al . duced$15,ooo. or Realtor Asaoclate. l TPROPERTIES EXCWSIYE I~~ 0 :f:::~~.aooctac-~---- THE REAL ES_TATE~S- ' • HaveeomeCbinayouwant d 9UAIL Fabulous 4 bdrm, lam-dif8> mao-ee.cou-lorMce.cle toaell?Clualftedadsdo p• •CE rm. separate dining, \7\ 645-9161 lllOH01 ... llvd it well -Call NOW, ~ huge mstr s ult.e, step : .ia..&am~ Colhl.._541-7729 ~-f0,.1ll:JIP.M.J down liv-rm, pool, oul· ~ 1-------• ....................................... 1 standingview. MINI ~7'S~IY . FAt&YHOMI ------..;:: ~v,., -, /, ;·,......_ ' ,/," /. '1 . Ji~ 11 ,/ lfo!( /1 I RANCH M,_.~u NEWPORT HTS Eaatalde 3 'bdrm. 2~ 3 BR home in xlnt area. baths. Pool. Garage on near Newport's Back Hrdwd flobrs, W/W alley. Clo.e to abopa, Bay! No QuaUfylDI I crpt 'g, blln ranee • ......_. .. bus 11oe.-.. ooo. TAMAIACIC llAU1'Y ~ 2lld Ra VIEW "l To PaJoa Verde 6 adja- call put lite grounda. Clea " immaculate 3 bdrm condo. Freab paint. Call fut lo see in· aide plus 11• private patio. 569tll Oner wtD carry lit! own. Recen&1y rerooled -..-. _., ~~~~~~~I 'r1mCilPBT'IM-lm "reetuecoecL Acc. tk rm 411E.119"' 111£\ Real ~tale :: ~ .. t:t ~.~ + doable c.a A==-... 11----------..~~··· ·n •• l!l w=melAMCH ID. 11111arn IASTSMlllX8 ..,..~. RSllUo STYLI+ SIPAllATI ' 1.:1 .. ,:_,, ...-. Walker t; lr.e ., ~• HUCHLOT 675-6670 «IUISl'HOUsa IACa IAY Bat.are 6 reap$$$! Run •--H-W----~--,..._--i-------• Down a beau ti lal ~ cul-deac street. down meal mew big I~ • MIW usnu• f treelinechtreet witb lash ?Br:. den, fam rm. IPlaO! Great area " DllAM Waterfront, beaatiluJJy lawmandtropicalplaata t&IOl'IOPI STlllT lll•IS IEYBL Y HILLS Portaflno w /pool. OFSAMTAAMA Abenlutely lovely decor C fa • r m i D 1 t b r e e tbru-out plus sames bedroom, two bath room. $117.SOO. home. BriDC your painl Prllllta ~...a... bnalb and an offer! Live ~ alDOal szoo.ooo and up- IC11t• teMI ward bomea. A*inl anl>' aw.ooo. can LovelJ 3 BR home 71J.1920 w tdeU1bUul carden •• •lidinC,.... wt.Ddowa. d ftllAll, . E:dra larte llvin& room ,.._ w/frplc. Nr. Baker " PLACE u.rt.. trl.500. Frw de-..,._ w .. P.M.t t.Lla call Hope • TlllD <I ..... at dop. This one la clean. clean. clea. Only $157.950! FOR Information call 913-7MI Ol'fN 1119• II Sii.iN 10111 Nf(I • tnUJutrm.xlnteond., priced lo Mil fut. Tree Gange faUy imula&ed. decorated BALBOA andOoweralothislovely many trees, blS yd. ab8ded eotrJ. 3 Large Built tit work bench. COVES 2-atory home. bome with separate 640 6600 Jl4t~OOO. Ow.nr/aat. bdrma! Natural wood Laree lot with RV ac-ENTERTAIN royally pest. artists studio??! l~~~~~~~~I ~HE REAL ~ ESTATERS~ 6J5.t887or81s::a&S beam ceilin1s! Much ces-s. Newly pai11ted, fMmtbebugerecrutioa Main house has lovely ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I· morel Better hurry. Call paneling and wallpaper. rm., wet bar, fa bulous tile entry, beautiful Rm Mmdhing to sell? = -.o:m }'our Bedroom Home in view6boetsllp,loo! On· !iv.rm .• fam. rm. with 0 ..,fledadsdoltwell. Sellldlellems IG-:i6'11I TWOOMLOT Mesa North. Truly a lYSZ75.000! two way fireplace. r.2\::;;~r.:::"::"::--:=:-:'."'::~~'.::~~ tiEAR OCEAN Great BuJ for $76,000. ......,...... Brilht cheery kitchen 56Z3U •••• wltb breakfast bar. tEATED POOL Ol'fN ro•ir'S1tJ'"'o•MC1• * '75-7060 * cathedral cell1np. c1eep ~5:~~!'!!!!!!·!!!-!!!!!!!!!!-!!!!!!,~~1lllMM·-s-1_ED __ 1_oo __ M_ ~.ES Bni~ old Hatlqloa Beach. VITSRlll Sparkllng 5 bdrm, all bomeureabeolatelylm- For appointment lo In-HOUSES! o DOWN. o REALESTATE It«)', fireplace, patio, maculate.Allthiaforon-1n1ro~ apec:tcalllD-1711. <n>T. A».y city in o.c. SALES pluab c:rpta. attach. gar. lY tll9.900 .... beUer-ban7'l ,__. • K€Y Hur r 7 ! C a I J you r quiet ICl'eet nr ICboola " this oae woo ..-. Call ' veterans' apeciallat , Before 10G mate a move abop'I· $92,500. Ruth 5'5-ZSl.3 P£AlTQASft 7Sl..z21St. ~~a~= Lmrt.Rltr,-....0 Ol'fNll19•11SIU'j lOt11N1CI • =-=-·=· ~·!!'r.::.. r · 1111 &1 I .. 1002 ._,.. 1002 . . ............................................ . ~II. macnab I lrvtne ?-raalty C:SELECT =.. ~:tW:,~c!a: OCEAN Ir IA Y T' PROPERTIES 7md. eatb tones. eau YEW $96.SOO DISlalB .._, Bard to ftnd ooe atory FOi EllCU11YI coado w/2bdrm + den. 2 UVl.a ba w/com.m pool. Jacam 7291 & uana. Walk to tbe Thia beautifully UP·~~~~~~~~I beacb.. Oar e:r.clualve. l~ll·~~~~:.J2!:::.JI~~~ t,,, /'\~ a SITTIMa Nii It '" UNIV. PAIK! 11.sed Buecola Home! ,_ Flnt time OD market. t-fGc& j Sound investment! 4 BRs, family Spacloul Uvlnl Room .. 161 rm home close to schools, wltb bil F ireplace. COUMl"IYBD D• -~ -.nu. The ..-a-. crf stJtdles-Larle lluter Bed.room, S ut 2 """' MIUR" Vef1 boldest;:-..... lloldtrsl green be 1 ts & s b o PP l n g . bllbb' upsnded wltb aanou.,rwantaanatrer. -Walker 1; Lee c.tchlllflS•ltUlistriDd Realistically priced to sell at prhate entrance to oatblaraudut.)'leboule BeaU.lltate post.,-tlntM llolden! ~ $145,000 incl land! Laszlo Sbarkany 1arden area. Shamp ID tbe eouatr'J. No down, _______ _ or .1-...&.. ...a.. 1 ....__ .,,J,,,_._ a.1 .... H..W V." Jaw down PllA. Of. --... •.a.-- ¥n'tl"J .--752·1414. (W-125) __, -· ........ .-""' -··--•-• cs, ptene-.._ bonier witll the room-backyard. ftnda&J!.000. ---• lllillt Pll1lrft 7291: tnMtw 11s1 Verde u.m, at tta 1...3666 -tor 6 (2 m) ~ 642-1225 644-6200 Beatl $129,000. Call BQae 2000mq.ft. custom $l.50 for 8ldl pattem. Add 901 Dover Drlw Harbor View Centitr 5t8-23lJ home on BJ lot. Lerce 3'o -..!"""' "' ..,._ ........ "fsl'.'1l v ...... ClftW _............. ,_ nlL --..... #-.f;.~ ~~;::: .. ~.:::~ ......... !~;;~!~ ......... .!..~ cnw• _Ad_ ...... ~~~r , '°"~~ ~m: ._ ~11 ow,•a..-•L ~-..... e 111rt1 IOOJ 1002 ~~~rf THE REAL ~ ESTAHRS · ~·la~\4. 16, II. ~r., ,...;;:"-= a: ••••••••••-• .. •••••••• ""••••••••-•• .. •• Sue 12 (11111111341 • l 711 Jllb. VM!JE padied. 1978 NWlLE• • : 604ldl: ... " ,...... r.RAFT :'°!' Clloose "°"' ~ !~··=r~ E~'.F:fi ..... ILlllS aa. e,lltl Ba,f,on1 ' Slllll ·~ Pll ......... OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE ·--.. .,, ............ . : '*-* ,.... .... . ; Pattern Dept. 4'2 a.Mt ............ .. ; 0.llY Piiot .,,., ............ . ·m••a.. .. ~ ... C..CW.· ...... . ;;;:.1;,ti; ~ '"'ff :::·.::· . ..... ...... . 'LOO« RICI\ vou.o. SMMl ...... ... ... . ----.................. .... •Oii. --lllW -· ........ ... ·~-~ ...... ,.:·: • llER PAlTERll =-~iffll t i• 11111ii4 : • =·in.. )I lll ....... 11f ... ... ....... 11 ......... llt ......... .n. I .:-WltO ...... ~ ..... .. ............ }II ,_. SIMGLI LIYB. Gated Courtyard Leads To This Im mac .. Linda" In The ••BJuffs•• W /3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, Plus Dilllnf Boom. Beamed Cathedral Cell naa. Modern Kitchen W /Breakfast Area. On A Lovely Cul·De-Sac Of Single Level Homes. MaJor Greenbelt Opena To Pool Area. A .. Joy Of Newport" Uating. Only $165.000 . We have just listed this ezceptlonal bi·level oo tbe bulkhead! 1be only waterfront coodomlnlum available in thla exclusive area! Large living rm. & 2 bdrms. oo the bay. formal dining, 2~ baths. pool, Jacuu.l & private beach! $328,000. Pldl&e call tor: app't. --------- OML Y OMI LB=I' 8peieloQa WUllam.ablre ~ wtlla I bdrm.I, 2 ........... dbalq roam. BtauufW ,,..,.. • NodliDI compar'9 W/OMr low price. 'hnUle pool, eauna " recreation areaa. Just Hated. ... 171.L teDBl 2 STOIY PolMl&•t 4 bedroom. J Mtb plea wttb HaYJ 1.ltake roor. Prlme ~Barpln ~--CALL OPIMDAILYl..SPM UIU.,_.Dr,2.C OM THI WATm wmt a. SJU.000 Oehl•da.1 IA YROMT c••••I•• .......... IMdt •• ,..... .. ,.... '1af1 Flh Allf ........ 2 •••11 II ... ..... ~ .._,,_ ... ··~· .. ...... fw .,.,.,_,,...._ I t,, I OM THI WAT&.._,..., fsllu•_. • •:• -t.1Hws. .,.,,.., .. 11111111 .......... llllFW .. ef ... IWI .. ••••IMl .. 1 •'•4 ..... s..tfr, ....... .. TWO WATm Y11WS. ._,alp ...._ fw .......... WOODAND ....SS fOll¥ll VllW &.oc.tMI Www .., .. _,A O:ieufu_, ..... j ....... ,..* ... ... J .... , ................ ... ._.., .... ..,...,, _.,.., ._. I I SJ61.f00. t.. ........... ·--2633W.Co.t Hwy. Nf!WpCJt1 &.ct\ 611·1400 -SELECT ':'rPROPERTIES .._....._ ______ ...___. ...... __. -- , .. ............ .. .... , .... s. ............ 1............ ""'"...... , ..... ,.., .. ~~···· .. ~ '~~·~·1~ ................. i .... -t ................... !!..•1 ............................................. . __ ................. ···--············ :~ .... ~!2 ~~ ·~ ,....._...... • ...... ~.... . .... mllW • • ......... ·~··-·-·---~~··-·-·- GoW naaa deHttioe t 11Aat HOUSI .. •T C)t THI casT WT9I ••• , ........ 11. Speeiaul • bdrm .. faiDQJ rm taome in orlaiaal .llM'bor View wttll rormal cllalq, ;poa1. . )llmal AND ~eous oceu.. ......,..., '9lud and iillbt llgbt view. Redueed to $251.IOO. Sit.HO Qllilt W. Ii.Md etreeL f'onaal II•. r• wltb ~Mui• wladow. ..,... ..,.rate familJ roo.a "9ta c,.dUDI ... bltck nn,aae.. .... -1aa11 .. delll; 48r,Jla.IC••uadeek. t -.. yr ... i. rlllidll>' de-~A..=_ or COD· velopta1 beaeb area . tianwkoaaed. Mop-$1JS,OOO. 111 ZOlb St. 714-1'00 _m._m_a ____ _ Mlnl ocean view from a not-so m1n1 condo. Spectacular bl vaulted celling rises over dramatic step.down living rm w/frplc, mirrored wet bar. generous booabelves & formal d.ln.iag rm. Mirrored dbl doon lead to lge mstr suite w/walk·in closet & fully tJled bath. Front bdrm/den also has full bath. ADd it"a all Oft 1 level w/a 1003 balcoQy spanning livla.g an & mslr bdrm. Beaut. decorated. See •t on OPEN HOUSE Thurs. 12.-4 •• .32 Encore Court, NEWPORT C~T or call JllP I I .. -med ..... pool .... lat lllOl Mt .... , OML Y $71,1001 -.e 4 BB cm eul-dt•ae .a.et.ar.W~ =· Owner'• are Du.MATIC CUSTOM HOMI -............................. . ~ ol Hwy. AD ablolute!1 channlng 2 Bdrm cotta1e with steaming hardwocd noon and TWO separate 2 car: 1aras•. Reduced to only Sl.M 500. Ctl 644-721 I -~ I I •Tm """''" 9•1f \#1/klOlt ~,. f~ rHf Rf.AL ~ t:SIAHRS _ -~ R~&.TYINC. 714/!tt: "'' rtlntf .. II ·~ ....... llilt .... •• ..._ .,..,.. 'Ire.•• .. tlil• iW .......... 2 ..... .. .. ~ ...... .... • ..... I t I •• $164,IOO. 495-1720 SOlfl'H LAGUNA tat"'551 ' . . . . N.AWS?T19Gf ... ..., DANA POINT -.UJJ LAGUNA BUCH 487-ml ams HAIWOOO IJJ.lUI FERGUSON R~TORS We ba" ~Ult tb1at far ·yout a bdrm ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!~!i!!i!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I = r-:. ~ r;:; ~ .,,,so ............ 1012 ..... IOff ·-·" I •• 1007 _ ... _YM)' 1--1.e ~ LAOUISTA .... 1044 ............. • ......................... -........... ..--.. •• ....., .... 1"' .......--~ " ... ,., 'l'hlt'• Dal a mi.ir'at. s --··•••••••••-•••• ........... ~·-···•••• SUPER ... ...., ....... __. ·----------···••••••••-·••• n•n• n•-•••••-••••• entr7. Tb s antt1ual n.a-"'' °"' • l rn...,.. re 1· CANCOD IACHa.OaPAD home Is ottered at oa1y nu845-f161 ..... --;.,tt\ ~= lJl&IDIT SWAt•YllW dueedcm4Br,ZBabome: HIAll1MIW /Jn ' rJn ', • ,' : ll $16,001/124,10 2 BR• bQ. Small but m.B w/GI t.enDI too! =.=-..eountry: Qulckulebelowmkt.. Be...w.leom:itry..WU call~/All ~THISIA DOWN lnlltPGteotial for novel Pbaaeforappt.S&S-Mll 11111 ' lweuWI! Prictd to wtlll tlQllDlift ~ Ol Duplaneartbeoeean. 4 Wledi.1 roadwa1 to aeeoratton. Secret ..Utbll ........ I $1dW =:vrn~ J~.! ttu•Vllto 1067 bdnn upper, s bdon• .,.,.. 'ltOrl retnatr FelThrolMllll ~9/i;;d6JA poteatial yet extremely .......... -......... lower. la heart or Print.e ll'OUndl proteC!l Ru!Eltate OameadM~APer .REDCARPET" Allupsrades. comfortable aa ls. 2 locl...._Prk:e ~ ~t!''::! Mdudecl eatQ to lavie IT"SPOOI. 3 bedroom townbomel 145-3474 fm.5'794,0WMr. Bdrm. pl111 large den. llat sell. LaPamlUa sm.ooo. Get f'9'lld1 tor ~ n:':rlc!a: •ws--...-. Eatint area aod eountry Woodbrldee Sycamore $121.500. _ ·y· _ a . 1~ ba. Uppaded. 1ummer rental• I! Mim eourtYanU Wlnd· •-kltcben. EZ care; 2 $107,000 2 •lrY bouae. v--S7UD0.131·1121 lq it.airway leada C ff f •I IMdl 1011 ~ DOol bome liV· pooll. tl1.50C). 8K.B. C.ll _ _. ~ Owner. 4br. form. d1D Larle2Bdrm.,2batbOD· ............. v -! _.1 HERITAGE " -•••••• • -•-llneat. flecant se.1'12JO .,......~ rm. 27 SonieparrQw. 17 'Al block to Main -._ -Y· awurac master bdnp ......... ~ 2 lt«J' bdrm ---·-.. -000. ..... -Beacb. Briibt • c&ean. La PuS. IAru model p_la1 cbild'1 retreat! tbr3ba +dell.executive crS +'deobome /f-•~ ---_........., -~ ~.__ 2 ~ .. ....____ ..... .. HUrrJI Seller ls andous. bome. Ptoeat v1ew ln So. w IM'J SCOTT llALTY _.. -· ...,. --a-~~~~~~~ tH:ALTORS anao Calif . $360,000. ;-r:A'r:W-=-.f:-the s~L753J MOllMSllALTY Price reduced· to~ Ol'f"''"9.11uc.w 10,.,._1 Owner/Broker urch. ~ WOODBRIDGECONDO •49"'.017• $107,IOO. 2:52111 Remessa MIWPOlrflA1' 114148U700 oorat.edt,~~-~: ------"---!~~~~~~~~ By owner etn 211.cQ eod ...,.. °'·Owner/Jib'. MM7ZO ~I lt.toO! C--.. Mw IOU ly $115,000. Call now t COLLEGE PARK. BY 1044 ~ ':!°t.~~~iuTe; DBAIDUMITS Owt•tMUST Newports Upper Bar. -• .. •• .. •••••••••• 5.:>IMln OWNER. S Bdrm, 2 bath _.................... 1_.. 1 .. Jilk to twn/bcb, Laa Bcb .ir •~I . Prtme loeadoel 2 •*>" den. No qu.alit)iD&. As· -"· poo 1 para• Is lloHt. Super 3 Br ~~ · CUltom home. Priva~ ~======::==:.1 coaoMADB.MAI aume VA of sn.ooo. llftlftlllll£E!I ae~. WUOCM)r offer oner'lunlt+t.2Brws· Bechad a.ooo lladrid ~ae.loadaolt.m!S ~THE REAL ' ~! ESTATERS IMCOMI Ccalider 2nd T.D. Total ~ • t1R.-1oaer. 551.-0 1ta + a Br ud 1s ICe no. abr, l'Albe. all up-• prden.. Room ror spa z Bdrm. colt.al• wi1b two Ru! Eatat.e price WT ,500. Ulla weet A super abarp Z •tol'Y 3 ebadio apt. Super ocean pMel. 400 eq f\ boaua " pool • RV parking. 4 rear unit•. Excellent,:-.-.-.;-.-.-.-.-,;-.-. ---.-.-.-oaly. m.tlm bedroom bome wlth vtew. room. Low malnt. ya.rda. Wlrl eptlCioul bedrooina, locatioa, quiet" coove-•• •----------famltJroom.ftreplaceln Vlew,.W.,forevervtew! ••·eaoo-y--SlOZ,500. By Owner. fam. rm. & laundrv &-.'CMclle9C-•11t1U_1M••L1LO•u tbemutsbeclroomaod lOtb tee. top floor. Ut -_,.,. 98117 p 1 alimt to beach It shop-... neoUiltla'thUrt~all U::e2000':.tt. U::e) lntbeUvlqroom.Nlcely Rancho San Joaquin ' 4t .... ll •--------~bandle~.,:r =~ pina.$165,000. a.a Nub about a re-W/ewtom family z upcradedandabeautifuJ Plan, 2 le deG. 31 La 3 BR 2 BA Coado. air Oallfut!7S.Z.1700 -----=====-MOIUMSIEALTY wMdinl caner lD real fplc'a and over~ed brick-patio. A•klo1 Serena.$130.000.Callfor ~a=&°'°t cond., crpll. drape•.,,...;.;,;.;-~ * 494-1057 * ~-!l-IUAtralDl.al0 U yard. Only $589 mo . .-JOO. appt.5"-11258. 3br, "iba, poolw~ ~~\or7· *150 ·... ••.. f.·~~ OCIAMVllW Uboblltiueted Tlew ol tbe blue padftc ocean from thia unique home. Watch the beauWul 1ua aet rnim your pri vat.fl ter· race. Prteecl for quick sale It •.aoo. Be ftnt to call for a preTlew. tSJ.6'm 0 CDMDUPLIX l•liDI VA 8'AI% loan. decorated. aclJ to park. prace.Greatneilhbon. 3 bdrm Cordova, pror.11;£~~~~~!fMI IJve ln the 3 BR It rent ~2atr'J, by owner. S79,900f\lllprtce. ~ pool, t.eDnla. Priced to $llt,500.49M770 landscaped, uperades. ~ YOQ,._,._.51 L 8'qer may auu.me ex· ~ CUJverdale 3 Br. profess bunkroom attached to --------~ ~ the 1 BR to help W/tbe Xtr• 11'1 lot. 54.2..a53, 754-7800 . .., ::!!. fuL Act ~l-4882 ...... ~We wUl deal. DOM'TWAl1' mta payments. Close to 5G-tm COGCTDOWM tla.-rt IMdt I 069 nm coado must be aokt 1bopplnc, churches & BJ Owner, Halecreat BY OWNER. 3 BR, 2 ba, 8 . LOTS. ~a Beech, .... ·:;; ................ tb1a week!!! Super (ami· =:~1~0:;r '/:; ~J~.'Al~f!: IAMCMllAl.n ~caii:lo:,~~ peatoceanV1ew.sao,ooo BISl'O'THECBF.Sr ly am, nr. scbools Ir tbe plu abead 10vestor -151.ZOOO " DftDu -........_ Graeiou Is 1padou! ~~,!.ound. Interior +just plaln nice living ... _... 1---.;._~..-;.. __ Woodbrtd&e CCIOdo Park o1 • ----·· ..,_ Abel Eater tlM llvlnt rm new earpeting, • Callfcrappt. toteenow, IY~B 1--------•I WOODBRIDGE PLACE bome. 3br, 2ba, UP· cWlsnedbome.Sl75..000 w/ocrq frplc. mlmred OOl.)'bricllfp oaU1oon. becauaeltwon'tlaat~ 4Br,2ba.f0rmaldiniq. ..sAVBDI Special offerio1. 3.5 OWied. Air, patios. eod wet bar le boobbelves. B~BUYINBLUFFS. at this low price ol bdct frplc, -..... 2 r--su 3 .. ..__ 2 bath bdrm. Contemporary de-untL•ooo.w-«m 4 • BDBll .• Nl1uel s.ep up put a·~ $132,IOO • .. .,., """' ............ .-. ~~ _..-. ·-~ f--nu ...._ __ ,_ Sbora cutom bome. ,_ •ail •-f--• . y•• • -, ... -o -·-· car car. 800 Docwood. home. Beady to move-ID ~ ~ --1--------•I SllO,CIOO """ • .., w..-. -· .._ ...... ., $18.500. PboDe 7514174 coad.lUoo. $85,900. for open. woods)' de•l1n. WOOOll.IDGI lai. kltcben w/eatta1 ewa. qiack sale. Jmt abort walk to lake " w----3• BDRll .. 2" ba. Niguel area • view. M Hter lor~ parbiDVlllapofWood· --.-atanerbome.•t.500 bdrm bouta mirrored Maa2 baVerde beaut)' ·.!..!R 9 •. 1110Hew-rt11¥4 bridge. From sus,ooo. Two W B E • t a t es walBo wall cloeet. bath, C\llltOmized ...,... ·r--.Uot townbomea. Live oo tbla 2 • R·Z LO'l'S to beart of beJcoQJ Is vaulted ceU· LJ'g formal d.ln 'g rm. COlhl MeM 541.7729 pre1t11loue street of D ln&-2 mote bdrms eQ)oy Ol'fN Ill 9 • If \ ll}N 10 81 Nl( I • -·· IBP! Owner bas painted I.ft " out, installed NEW carpetin& tbna-out AND . reduced to 1119.950! ! Va· •PRICED REDUCED• cant 4 Bdrm "SOL 2 ety, remodeled. unrd VISTA"lnniceareal AA· exec home. 3 BR 2 Ba, sume low tounst VA. den, & deck w/vlew submll your offer I towardll Catalina lD old 531-:ilOOopeaevea. Cdll. $208,950. Brkr. famtionn. !~lc'a, huge ...nrrmrn. !}.~~o!t>~• bomea in ~ Point. '42•500 mN~uWnPta01n8 vlc••a•·.,A ..... ~PllCE·MI paoo W/ou..,.,.t, beauty 0...... 1026 ~llUAM .-..~ ~ Jerrenoo or r. T EoT ...... charming condo is lndaepd front le back. Wlndlor' ottered for only Llncoln modela. Two BR 1. R·2 LOT. close to prt~~nbip con· ~ upgredfld. 3 br. Eleeprqedooropeoer .............. ••••••••• $13,IOO. Tbl1 larie 4 aoddenortbe&breeBR. downtown Laguna. do. OPEN FRI. 12-4 ..• 9 newepti.lsparquetflra. It much more. $P17$0. s,.,,. M_._ bedroom bDme ll Ideally Great bomee. modest aooo MOIO OOURT. or call Don't miaa this new of. By owner, prln only. Dana Point landmark localalaadabonpeat. pricea.Callfordetaila. Cbrll llarwood ma21, ferlnlatll3.000.~U01 540-1110 converted to 3 units. OW'Derlamxioaal! BLASI' Ol'P lD tbis 1114 P'erplOll Realton. CHARlll G b b Perfect ror owner OC· oceaaf"* 1ldO moblle N 3 r, 2 a EASTSIDI cupatlon + Income. ~ bame.$15.000 '-/!: Wt a r.nab ·Irv me ..., n Mltwork '51211 t;J Walker t; lee Real Ell.ate 3 .. IOOM +iueat bouae. Frpl, 2 3 Bdrm.. 2 bath. modern ,.___ ·"'-1m i llACH HOMI patios. R..'t lot. PriD only. bome with open beamed ""._... ......... pnsa ve, Hice llvln& room. coun· Sl.51.000. Owner, ~1030• cellinl: cm • lNle lot. ~:: :::!Tf1.:~,,.-:_ ~ti'& try kitebla. Pl),000 as-OCEAN VIEW, ipec-Only $19,900. Call meat.SD5.000 ________ , ~ snmaNe loen.1257.00llo. tacular ocean le Newport MM4D MOllMS ilAa. TY SAVI SS '""2900 PAMOIAMtc hymml. No new loan Harbor view. Pool, wood 49"' •os7 coat.a. covered patio. decb. 4 bdrms., 2 ba., * .,. * IAMCHllAl.n mue• St,000 * DWLEX * VIEW bd.Jt.ln BBQ. BeauUful atytigbts thruout. Comp. Sll.ZOOO Owners traneferred, Oee8n aide~-.... level See from ocean to mtns. waterfall. Great bome remodeled It updated. --------..UC• $5000 L~iiiiiijiijiiiijjijiiiiiij;iii~iii;;I mmt eell their 4 bdrm. lot. US)' accea:~beacb. from tbia beautilul 4 BR. ~~ S83~ain81ng. Pri~ll EaaJ maintenance 1 Fam i 1 y h 0 me 0 r Ownrc,__ tnmr3BR.d2,ba•i:::.1,. home ln Culverdale, Neede ... 1... miDoc' ,.. family rm. bome de· --WT)'-..... 1224500 1 t ted & ,..... •V"'$171H1* rut! Asking only -cxn&edtneartbtcnecol· mm . _ ... .;-..·~';!,_ Weltdiff, 3Br, lV.Ba, lg Frplc, util rm, JU, ~ ~ $79,900; prieed below pelrs. Ideal (or bome & ors. W/Df!W cpta, new OftN l1& 9 •,,HUN t0lfN1CI• ............,.. ~·By yd. fnat trees. Call few carport. tennis pool, or I wart wttb Oranie CO. market 6 open to all~-Income. Hurry. only drapes le fresb palnt. =eta Courtesy app't.548-2901/54M718. Mai'\aa, vu·a.' vaeaat. Vets only. Homes t.o fen.AkJtlofb(lulefora $167.500 One of tbe lpL kJtl In f79.500. Prln. only, ~=Forlnfo:f'• tittle price! Act now! llillkmRealtJ -.om Eutbluff. $179,toO OCIAM~OWMR IASTSIDl/IYOWMI' 481-1453,881-0384 callSSZ.7SOOf«4etaJla. 1-------•I <W-51> M4-C!OO 2 r..tutlc buys. Harbor Prime R2 kit. w /nnall FOR SALE BY OWNER ....... can OPIM SM~ ..... ~ Vu. 3 b r, frpl, must see. bouae. 548·2728, no 4 BR bome. 1114 Ba, Uv 78 .._ OCIAM a CAMYOM W..,,.., SUM. 1·5 ___ _... "'""''-. 644·2641, 6444722 UH agm&epleaae. Rm. 2 ca~ar, re· •UU VllWll lall Beach. Moat rooms Wblte Salls. Open 1·5, .. .-.. blJ pr' -"""' rmtedweektJ. Sat/Sun. "Reduced" E/alde cuat. n;m.,~· _.,.,.,.,. l£ASM HoUat bome bu)' today. $115.000 2000 sq rt. 3Br, ram rm. 3 --------Nestled 00 quiet. private BESI' o· THE CREST ~ ' THE REAL _!~TATERS_ IAILYIU M'S YllWLOCA110M Here it ll totallJ UP· gra(led . Bluffs townhome. 3 bdrm. 3 ba. new cpting " Mexi~an tile tbnlout. BUI eatm wood slidlDI abutter. Great i~abelt view. 2672 San llltuel Dr .. Newport Beach 'lst-1501. ~ Walker t; lee IAYVllW le 2 br 2 ba mobile bome in eachL Bayside vw. CJubhee, pool, Jae., prtv. bc:b. poss. boat alip. sn ,.500. tm-'l'I03..,. 1141 19R'SOM&•OWM Reduced to $195,000. car ur. R-2. Agt Walk to the beach from ~~;:~.a: •treet lo the balls of Cllmba~etalrcue. llALTOIS IJJ.9711 ~.-1~!~ .. con-ro. M&-nn. tbl.12 BR. 1 ba me. R2 ...,bolwforJOUto Greentree =-c.=.~~~~2 UYeln &J'8DdeW'.2 .. ~ w-. ~ 1oL Byonr m.11tt ~ --•-all~ At Its I fl .... m1tr suJtea. Dine In..._ ______ _ you name It I Owner $67 300 · :::::,. .. ~ ~-ce es • kitcbeu. Lower level formal apleodor. Step... .-.. •cOUISI must aell lmmac a BR 2 • Ft a t• V.., I 034 • --_.. ...-... e Former model bolDe • 4 may be rented. Only down 11.tal /fl le __. -- Ba home W/view of 3 Bdrm home OD-·--·-······ will lell V.A. or FHA bdrms % ba ram SUIS.000 lrwetbar.~ut.!:1 YllW ocean "pvt beacla ac· ~ll,!.'!!_ttor•~: ... llnCalled OPEN HOUSE. owner, terms. Some bave poola centr.~l Aic, a~'. Ooar. For aale-Make an Beltprieedviewbomein 516 ....._ .. ___ ..... .u-....--~.. .....-~--and maQJ bave central __._ .. a-N--Be b Onl ceae. ~. -·· DEL LARSON ....,Sim. r...,.....tRwl2 air. For com= In· • .,.....__. .. front and re-offer! A NEWPORT .., ... ...,.. ac . Y 67W311 ~~ •...aa.. sty exec, s BR. 3 ba, fonmtloo 00 In ar, VERY LARGE lot. S llaaarcb Bay Aua CBEST Plan a. Not just S12D.OOO. few this 3 bdrm. ir-l't.JI •<Rs--• So.~:::;.-·r f!~..:...l~ Banting thelrviDearea.-'veuaa to~~!wtJoo.to ~~owe for aayone! OPEN 3 batb, ramlb room _-,.__ "'-\AU__. ..... "---.. 1 .,..._.., ~ LasaaMcuel 'l1IUR. FRlllSAT.12-4. home. Buie cul-de-eac 3 Br, family room, 2 ----------------call. ooeout.Pricedtoaella 49 .. 7222 131-0IU 1 ENCORE CO\JRT or lot witb RV access. on,. modelatr'Mt. Ice bdrma. ~ba., frpl, Below VA appralla1 of 1 _..._. 1052 U3·31Zl. Fer1uson 541..-> PliliollltelcoaYSl05$0. eq, ft. siD&le sty, iDcld'I , ........ _ ........ •t--~----.. ..,..--.no-tc:. __ , ~aft5, lldS fam·rm • trs bltD vft'naa1M-.An"'"' · :_ .... HERITAGE REALTORS -------- rrplcs. on corner lot. Tonble.puoramicvu,3 4•Sl4.t50 -~----$108,.500 call Chril Harwood Hurry, woo't lul! Call Ctl 640-5112 pr dropener, all bit-Im. •• Real nice. 2.1ll ~ ..,.... ._,,.... Bealton. kitcbeD. WALITOllACH 9lr a.bellll;J.2700aqf\ I VD'S fllll .ml WELl3 REALTOR. from tbia 3 BR. 2" BA In all. Boom for boat Is , , ...... ir-• -~~.!.. odtooy ~o·c0 5S7-GMor171-281l IAMCHllAl.n toncom.,..m. unmltylaleLeuarda·1• :o'°'ork1~op9 f!prartahtee H.BEAVJLU'IU'UL3 Br ll02 BaNACOltal ·~~' ~~~~~~~ ---VUQ& • .-., IU • • ........... ..____ IA.AA • ' ' ' • ~ Corona Hl1blaads, Hurry I Call youru+•-.,_ 511-2000 muter BR w/ftreplace. cre.tlve man. WW not tile• It kit. nr pool It private beaehe• 4 veterans' specialist, _ ........... •••••••1---------1 Many recreation laal at SU19,500. Call pt,Jdntcand.fee . SP~ POOL&SPA ONE LOOK-and you are IOina lo appreciate 4bdrma & extra large family room with brick frplc. Stairs lead to pnvat.e master euite and 2nd frplc. Features lo numerous to ,JDentlon -preeUcloua area. Won't laatl Call ~mt .._, Bdrma, z batba, feaeeci 751·2281. sa.s ReNJe Speclalllts. 11'0W1B am ...... .$UT.500. 84MZ5torts2·3'58 p,500 ~1440 . ... •••-•• ... •••••••• tard. fixer. Price re· 3,4 or> bdrm models UnlTeniQ' Pt <Vlllaae ~ ..... ...., UDO ISLE 3~~?.~·~,blk.tob&J. ~!!.~~.J.t~ooo ... ~=~~•c ~aome w/pools. D>Bllbb'GPIP"eded2000'--w-oo_D_B.;..JUOO.....;..;...;.;E.;.;..;.;~ 4tM4t4 4tMJ20 On. ~,,,ft3 ··~·~_s:.:t!:~ • ...,..,_,._ "-" .,,_ Pamln + ']4,"• aBr, 2Ba, New 2 story 4 BR 3 Ba, 4'"'2413 IJNOIO ba. dlD area. be Uv rm iolf $115000 -Jlanball~_.;..Rl_l.;.Y_~..;......~·,.__,,_~-I 024 ~ ~2Bato ~ rm1...aton Properties !!3-~c!~~aad. .....,. .... ft., ..._ f..t.., ••e ~~~~~~~~ Ofc aet-up. Mod kit: ~-~. m ~ ' · p 1 t 0 1 ,.. ===••••• ....... ~.-.. -· Qlmf)'Coado, abr, 2'Alba, ..... -..., •• -eve b;k'Yirct.ht~M.;;: P11tio. Priv Bch. Serv. Newly remodeled New3Br,3ba.,executlve REESER.EALTORS traeocklpatio.2carrar 11ur UI P'l;J.21M75-GO Oll...,C••• Pot. Lrs lot. '250,000. .. o~T~!._Fee~lt-o~·kt Bdrm. 2 bath. 2005 E. bm. Sunken liv rm.. '751·1413 ~u&o o~~ .. ~· Liii. OU auarded It of hue· l1SG58 • .._., c ....... m • • ~ Bl d .. w/catbedral ceiJlnoa -.,.,........ ...,_,...., Woodbr1dl• Artlorlake, ury 6m1. 4 Br, den ..... nn "CONDO time mkt. $198.000. Aft ~e,~v ~ ~·000· frpl. Jge fam rm r~i OPEN HOOSE 4 BR 2 Ba, COllUDOD pool. $78,900. F•ILOUS lab ar mtn new from •.ooo. ---.1A BA. 1 ~ 8444NO ,_. vw...,. . .,,_ diDlDi dream kitchen fplc, new cpta tbruout. am ChelTy"wOOd Clftle. fNf!l'I wtndow. Z br + Allo 4 Br, I fam·rm.• Vu. pool, bo~t •ll&, Triplex, 8·2· 1 BR; 1tr. Lee y~. Submit all or: BBQ pit, zoning for --. BJ Owner. PriD den, u_peraded hrdwd $NZ.CICIO. elevll&Cn. sec. Lrl l B • llACH I ILK eleaucbooLszas.OOO 1 .. 916,IOO. PriDclpalll bonel. IDcl corral, tack _ODIJ--=--· ------0oora 6 carpttial, A/C, ~INdl $lOl,OOO. 3lO Fernando. 3 bdrm w/fireplace, 11anbaU 1Uty onlJ. IO-S5tl AIL 5 room. Sunday 9·5PM or w a l l c o V e r I n I • Pmoramic ocn 91ew 3 ~/all, fm.,7$20 beam ceilina/patio Price pboDe for appt. 5574161 WebnelDOlt.....,Dlan <earth tone a ) • Br, fam-rm. contract0n Specka Gardea Grove 9 11'4,$00 Owner/ ag• S(C~~ " 'Cf/'Q. af\ IPM wtdafa 20291 ASSUMILOAM to Alt JOlll' lDdlriaual laadlcaped, lo malnt., ...... -.000. unit complex. (3 Tri· 831..Qt88/95'7·1900 -p -w• Orebld. Santa Ana Buuelful2bdrm1 1bath aeeda and prtce raqe. medbrkpatios.SlSS,000. -'-W.Y .... Co Plaal>.AllaBect.Lauit· •IWFfS* ffelCbU home, loc a tea near ftom I bec1rooCll caadoa By Owner. 556-6321 ..,.. .-........__ TIKd /tdrigrlng Wotd Gome wiflt o Cltlldle _,;:;.._ _____ , oeem. Only S12.eoo. to ptaid at t70.IOO to free 4tt-UJ7 -1 --· p¥l patios, _____ ....,.,QATUOUM tm Oftr ~)Gan, standlnlbomesprteedat lmtrechlcedpoolbome,3 pla)'lrOUDd, lie lot. m,soo ....,._ BR. 2 ha..-. .11 .. 1 .... wt1t 8-& ,........_, DUma~ 1"199 lncome. 3 Bdrm End Unit •=':O• a:-:-..=. :: Two auper abup re-5-' bu)', super terma, $122 5oO For complete ~r .......... 8Cal" ....,... SH.IOO. Price ONLY -.a.. ...-0.0/A#J, • ._,. ._ ._ _._.. mocWcS tW'Dhee.s. Bact ealltodayformcntnfo. llllanmtion,callUS! :r:=~ 'l'!m 3 BB. I BA patio SHl,000. Owaer/A1t ~t44-Zl•eva ~_pdon:'Ai~~~~ 11=~ra11t; lllBmlZ OONDO: 2 BR 0 t~ Ba. =~=:a~= m•l511404I HAllOIVllW .. _ ....... vu~ ~ I onrlookl pool. by blade: 1ovel7patiouea oc~· .... FRo~ c·----Callue(Ol' moredetalla, ••6 """O o .. --"~m pool ~ " • -REALTY WORLD owner. -.... · r.n • _ ... ....,... · · llh 8tree&. SBt. 2 betba. 3 br. 2 ha. fam rm. din I W 0 RP E I ' 131-1850 a Bdl lllea, SBr II 2Br. s =-~~r.~..!t "7,.500(41) i.Mory. Al.k llOM. Ph rm. m 11 cul-de-He tot. • _ J b&b to oen. 12K/12X. •Jeffrey)5$l·LOC7 UU )TH·otU or RV/boat yd. 2008 Port I I r r t ~~~=·t:"l =--~mltobcb. W00111111•• PAlllW." C't\4)ffNOIS E~l;·u~~:: I L I FA" ~ ' BR boaa., l Z..lde. l -AA1 r 1 ••--·•-•-•-.o~ • BR 2 b 9''• Mt ....... """'° nw w..w.. tM.900. fll,800 ........ rpl, 1ar. pa...,. -·. au ......... • • a ~ .. I I I r ti to be 100. AM you ..... do ...... _. • uw .. qulat. ·-· lll·IOOO home. No uaoclatloa, ..UAI•• H•--V11W " 11 IMM It to•• -.... -8 r o k e r • near all ... boot., Olll" ---·-.--..._.._.&......_...__, ..._, --......---., ·-·----.... I Ne9dr-11111tlldnn, .. CA1t•• _.,_ IBTIUY ,_......,,_.,'"'. Vl"lllY-•• r-..... -YISIYISIYISl 2bldt .-lo¥9lJ P tl I N rt I C u YL A N IO~._ dluclle 117.liOO or offer. a BRi\ 1 IYOWI• l5l..acl00 Lmtudoul looWll patio Near ~ .. ~ acb~ic!: e::.,,~,2::.F:m. r I I r I t::::-.,. ... .,,,.. "::: ... DIW'7 palnted, v llACHWALI Vlll. r. mod lfl•d ._...,. '"' home uPsnded-urtb parka. A11tln1 onl;, rm, dla·rm.comp'I · --.-.._~..,,_~.,.._. etora1•• lrl yard . Plan D Coado wltb 4 Ponlbam twohse, ead ~•••••••••••••••• ~~ to,gj· Call '152,500. To He call prtv~llMCl\llledbrlek ·~-r r r [ I' [ r I ::!i!.!:i ......... =·ei:== =~;:,~~~~ ...... Ar<h Boy bom•. ·r.'hLs~N .~~ ....... =...::::::::..~ • ~-10 I I I I I· 1. I I ·~~ ~ '&'."" ..t= --=rJ:C: :tt:t:, ·::• .~t.."::o £'.a}:a.5:~!:: ==.. .. ..ut ?,:~ E\t! 5CI04Llfl • 1w•1 .. Cl11 tft1 •111100 m-emt llALTY '11-1642 wr1:4p. _,,.._ a•wadlc1ottw.u. '"-1111 I f A L T u R 1 1 1 r 1 1 · ~ HERITAGE fH /\I H ll~S ' . \. .. .. -........ ,. .. --...... .. ~llrintt•s Cove H I .·\. 1 'I . Y • I .......... OlliefoaHI•.... Othet>RMlllt• ...... u.tw.illllet HMMIU ..... .a.d ............................................................................................ ·•··•·•·••············ DAILY PILOT ........... ....,.lprtp 2000 1 .,.,..,,, C..Meaa 3224 .............. JJ40 ....... U..-.,lihld Af&I I l1 ..... 11te4 Apalucahu.hn. ..... ''" ... ..,................... ..... 2700 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ···················'·· ............................................. . --..... _. ...... ,_..,._..,0--....................... ~pa1atecUBr.28a. ~pe!ot.clJBR.on Ml,,,.tltec.lt J26t c..t.W... 37J4 MIN JaM • ---... w.. ..--S.OJ AC........CH f·-rm 2car1ar1if'"' nr cul de AC Walk to park ••••••••••••••••••• •• •• •••••••••••• ••••••••••• ...... ~......... ..... . "• ...................... . LAeUMAllACH IUDJI. aptwJrec room. ElJt.anclaK.l(hSc .M25 lt11Cboolt.2 car1ar."2S NlCEZBR.1oodt~aUon Bedroom. l bath. Dr.•• Jloi .. mi. 1JM. wta er• all rented. $1995 fULL N.ICI mo. lat lat +iJep. 631-0788 mo. 9«illl A J LAST £/Side. Av all May I, no BRAND NEW fourplex. U>K.Alt.U). Hlllelde l2,400mo.UW>tne4 ·'8r, New3br,2~ba lt 2br 2 GORGEOUS 4 br 2 ba. peta.DIOmo.S:Sl·a273 lerfie area. Sault loclldoo wr oeeu. Juat ~1~ L .. fee: Slfl Dowll ,_,_.. bl coodos. Pool, dbl 1ar. n•w patnt " c1rpet . .4.::"'c.~'" 2 Bdrm furn. 8-pomlble ~~t!id:n c!~~c w!'._~: lliltAld.Hureyant.b1aone! SSTS,OOO .... ~days, open beam celllo11. flreplace. covered paUo. .,........._!::._ adllt only. USO /mo. __,.,_, ... Call,.....""·or tM1500• ll•mbu C.Uf. m.,. MOtn'H <lloo&e your carpet. ssso baa• COl'Mr lot w/fndt ~ .._ """ &cZ-3817 _.._..... ........ 16Ahlpleli1Uueervl~. ~eve.fWknda &c USO. Wulblufl t.rws. near P41rk ••hos> --------Mepoll6tMl43. PAetnCCOAST -•.u•iyo--a Near beacb and boat Wlaae. Vlctorta "Ca· pia1. *'525 mo. Avart. WICMIAIAMTH flaS. 1 br. beam eell. •a • . .u ........ Lu a-. RESALES,l.NC. .---"" marinaa. Lake of tbo Q.Y00.831~ oow.IM7..-e1,-..&5 •Wldelt H!ecUoopoot. tiffs, feroa. No pet1 _ _.._ __ ,.11 913--0811 Tri..pla, near beach on OwU llllaouti. f\oad Lo I ·~~1computAtraya. IGIOkert.UOBroadwa,y. Lars• 1,2W bedroom Gnd St. N'wpt. Sll0.000. froat.qe. New aurvey by 3 BR, 1 ba, nu paint, cpts ,ove1y 2Br+deo, 2 ba • ..,.," t.e ~service 11rden aptt. Dabwbr. llST. ftll( "72 ~. the class ol Great reotal. Call lictmed engineer. Iron "drpi, atove, waaher fr Townbome. Teon11. pool •Vae&odeivenfieddaily ,......., •• _. 1140 bftm,encf. 1ar.1as bbq. •• mobile homes. 2060 14e-m4 on wkdys aft plm. Detafled survey dryr, gar. 2 pat's, med ltblketobeach.2car1ar •1\&U1taffotcounselots ••••• .. •••••••••••••• .. Pool. Ou Pd. 718 Scott ma ftlllllra +den. 2 BR. 2 ba .. xlnl SPM/wlmdl. map. Giant oakl and rd. *'-' E. 16th St. -.ZS.. Ptl~Z:SZS.84&-717S •Fteetoapd8Utover STUDIO 1_Pt_.6'2_·_~_3 ____ _ rvR•-t.11 cood. 2 Storaae sheda. hickory lo. graU)' Evea : 631 ·3885, D A.. 2B •Freerentalcou.naeling .. w:•....___ .. llftlllalltheo1.beue'8C)lll. The Meadows, lo Irvine. TUmMUMITS park.like setUna. Much 213/37S·-483'7 Adults, no ...,.,. cou. r. 1&. 2bllt1 e()pen7d.aya8:oo..&:oo .,... MIWl-SIDI You'U enjoy the relaxed 80% Financina. R.ed Hill J!lihl2 BR units all have wild aame. Deer. wild dogs, $350. ~s~:i:!: ~~th St. Full kite n &TV 3br, 2ba. Townhouse. Up· Ufe on Balboa Island Reatty55.2·7SOO patios & enclosed de· turkey, fox. raccoon. RENTIMES Uneoa&UUUUea graded. Lge p utlo. $.lnbatblna. 1wimmtn1. •--..;_------tached 1ara1es. Must Vear around fishing. ._........,..!I •GO SEE TlilS! 4 BR 2 lllL£TOOCEAN Children ok. 64&·9S43 bWna It alrl watchlna SKYUNI aeeatlhilprice.orfered Wlldemeaa area. Ideal $2051ddapet.sokgar. ea. w/cpta, 2 car gar, Yor.ProlesaJooalServlce l~s.JtnMoht eves.M6-4282days. fromd lhilcenltralJylocat· ~~·arly.~hlh. "a•~rwalgteb atS290.00040-. 3666 location. Good high S210~da.':!ealg,more fncdyard. $435. ~7. ·l'a.11 &31 j1:1:5 ee!,.hVBlcwvktowodatVorB!!~-3Brlawnbouaeapt, e • near Y new 4 '-I.la ...,.~ .., 5 1round. Picture post $170 .. ,.eyd + + ast.oofee. .,. ~ -.. ..,_,, 2 ... _ ,_,_ t.I bedroom family home. -lSl.10. mo. Im-card beauty. Invest in D65abrk.ldaoknice ORSTOPBY 536-0411 .,..,,.,,"',pa o.aange. SeelUodayl mac. C.11. adult park America. This transac· S32:53br2&. klds more Sharp 2 br, 1 ba. 19081 lt3' ....._ llYd Quiet complex. Adulta, wt pool, c lub house, Uon can be handJed com· lOOOsmoreavailoow! Pauline St. $350. SlSO. l~blkNo.ofl9tbSt.l SMALLBE:ACH HOTEL :S.': 1375. 645~1 or Blnao '5 Bllllards. Only plet.ely by mall. Write: All areas, all prices. S.O. 558-7456; 64.2· 7743 A Calif. Corp. Sm Fee ROOMS S32.SO Week SH,975. w /15% down. TRUSTEE. General Ac· <>Pen 7 days 9to6 Aptll.SO/mo. 538-7056 Br-3 Br. 2 ba townhouse. 21 CallTrilia.rbor,646-3255 ................ Co Box 329 Klds,pet.lwelcome! 1280 Hu~ 2 br. Near NOFEE!Houaea condos ...... --L 37... tJ _ _, 1 1 1 ~ •• ~~..-....... " · beach. 'ds ..... More • ' --pa o, y...... rp c. ene · Ollage Beach Mlsaoun C~r·1 Gt.Ide ""'· · du PI e Jt es R en t a I oar, la .... 11-rm. From 12'x44' Skyline Jn ex· IUILDB'S SAU 6506S or ca'11 collect ...,."'"""" F ..... Scnfee.~Agt. Pavllioo.67~12 Bkr. ••••••••••••••••••••••• :...x ........ 7 cellent condition with AU MEW .....,.._,., ""' 1---------LAGUNA BEACH MTR. ....... w.t. .... Eshlh many extras. In C.M. <314 )392 3'143. Nights. 2 B 2 b C d I .... tf• ._..Gdore!! INN. $6$/Wk 4t up. Maid TSLM1mt 642-1603 64G-5H7 small park. low rent. Duplex·SC·$1S4,900 l314>392·3722 r ' "' a on ° • ......._ 3242 col TV heated ________ _.631-3474 Din Duplex·SC-$159,000 wtblt~s . range. d tw, ••••••••••••••••••••••• WebavelOOO's ofbouses, serv. or · 2BRl8a,lndry facil.no eve gs. 2blookstobeach. view frplcs IJl liv rm & mast dplxs. apts now. all pool. lTl4) 494·S2SM, 985 pet.I. l26S mo. 1st & last ._.. br. 2 Car gar. pool & Tri·level execuUve 48r, areas, alJ prices. Save on N. Coast Hwy + $100. 2811E.16th Plae~. l:fouae..CB·Sl29.SOO ••••••••••••••••••••••• jacuzzi. Pvtcommlocat· 3ba. big yrd . X l ot fee. N "'" .. ud ri 644-°'52 Avl4/22 Spacious 4 Bd s Ba . ..__far ScH 1 ZOO Jacuzzi in master suite ·-__,.. 2 flr~places · leaded ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ha.e.,_..a..d ed in West Costa Mesa. schools . $700/mo. . C<UU8l lo,& meloc, · · 3br2ba,lofl, view ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1110 Sandi Ln. Call ~2UB 645-4900 A" util iocl'd . w to bch. Lg 2 Br. 2 Ba townhouse. 11aaa windows • au new INVESTORS 2lots·DP·S:n ,oooeach eo.t.Mela 3124 833·0070 ext 220 or '"'-JZ44 Bbtrs. pan. view. lge. 3 S250mo.499-3S36evs. Nr. Fairview & Baker. withSFHplan.CCappr ••••••••••••• .. •••••••• 640-0818. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Br, fam. rm .. 2~ ba, S'nJDIO wtgarage; utll. Nopets.~1882 kltcbeo ·oak plan.It floors New listings. Large • carpeUnJ · $289,SOO. pareels-$100 per acre. 5 Acnw-full price $15.900. ~ Acre-«12.SOO. BKR. (714) 677-5681 OR522·0530 Construction Investment Very cleu, pvt, 1 BR furn llHT &LS pool. S8SO Agt. 644-0134 pd. S275 mo. 1st & last. New 2 BR condo. fplc. trsh 731·5606 cottage, 11011 person, no 4 Br. patio. bltns. frpl. enc 2 BR 8a ~ L 2 49'1-1236 aft. 6 pm c-"' •, darling. $415 mo. ( ~.,111 1n of Uo!\11 ., JllllN 'IANll\N l 0 pet,, inclds gas & wtr. gar. $525/mo. Call ,2 .... .. .. $435 arge ·Stor y contem-·-~ Pool side Palm Desert c.enlloc.548-0522 557-4954. 3BR.2Ba .......... $550 porary home w/ 4Br. Beautstudioaptbyweek. ~M46btwn5-8PM c:ciodo, 2br, 2ba, on genUe 1 BR l'VVPrAGE .,.75 4 BR. 2•..; ba ......... SS7S Cam rm & den. Walk to Downtown Laguna. walk 3 br 2b Lo er new slope. Spectacular view ....,...,IHdt 3148 ""'' ... 5BR,2i,<,ba ......... $590 bay & OCEAN. Open & tobeach.Cal1494·2494. 'd a. w · N ~~~~~~~~~f ;iQ~i"~~i(;H~~~ ot -•• •· t •--•••• • • • ~ge Fenced Yard IJrinht. ~/mo lease. cpts, rps. No pets. r. f, II -()<JOO ;: HORSE RANCHES Pri~;;e~t .. ~:f. awiii ................ Cbild&PetOK <6422PI WATERFRONTHOMES Mlwpovtleacll 376' OCC.$299mo.75t-»6 4 BR, 2...., BA. bam . l trade $40,000 equity tor CHAllMIHG 63l·l400 ••-••••••••••••••••••• INSTANT IN -••••••••••••••••••• Acre. Jwit reduced lo equity to reutaJ unlLs ln Open vtew, 2 bdrms. 2 ee1::ie~~~~~s 1112 Br. Adwts. not pets. Central toe. 2 Br. l'h ~ FIX & SAVE 1119.SOO. bead ch area.Dwr:i,te oPwniler. baths, 2 car carport, sun-Best area! (6462Pl Thrn or uni -yrly. 1225 apt. Fncd patio. gar. 1076 ~~~2 BA. n'1ull' 1 Ac.re, A 1221. a1 y ot, declcs in center of Tem· R--"-a 6~ 1 ,.555 FOR LEASE & S2SO. 24.31 E. 16th. N. $325. 645-4M5 $89,500 a ......... trees. pnce P.O. Box 1560, Costa pie Kills. sS25. lease. -~ ., 3 Bdrm. fam·rm Yiew Hu.641H801 View of Ottllll & hills. 165,900. Mesa,CA.92626 Readytomoveintonow. Hooor maj.cred.itcards home. located in a Del coodo Ba f Brand new 2 Br. 2 ba, 4BR,3BA,SOOOaq.rt.2~ ..... tu· f pn·vate guarded area ux Y ront 1 adults. no pet&. 2085 Great fixer wtth a 3 BR. Acres. Owner anxious. 4 PLEX HUNTLNGTON .,..per se ng or super 3 BR 2 BA. fplc, courtyard bdrm expanded Vista del Thurin lbtwn Bay & 1~ BA, large dining. BKR. BCH. total rent $953 per person entry. great loc. $475. lf523 C.otPU5l>R·llNIME with many amenities for Lado Pool. security com-Hamilton>. 673·2058 or family room wt dbl. (714)676-5717 mo. Selling price MAY 0 CK 54().~ Mt::a:5°i mo. 2125 plete privacy W75. incld 673-48.52 fireplace, +secluded OR"'""......,. .,..,.000 Su •-Se R I rn ......... T•o.. TiiE TERRACE. beaut ac an utillt.les6'13-1020 ---------.. _ .....,.__. ......,, · n "' a t!a JeO Gl~ 3 Br. 2 ba house also bach '""'raded Cambnd&e 3 l Bdrm lunished apt. ~~~~~r 4th BR.1---------EatateSJ6.a514 -~) .. a..~a apt. Da)'5 642-1334 ; eves B°it2ba.~.Ownr/agt. S2 7 s. mo . 60Sh 1---------liru~~~.~:s BERTIIAHENRY SUIFM'TURF Apartment Buildings : 8. ,,.~ -'~ 642-6578 644-SS76,644-4896 Marguenle IAYROMT BestLocale 15484P> REALTORS San Juan Capistrano! 5 9. ll, 12 units ln Vermont 3 Bdrm. den bome. IOt"at· 2 BR condo, yearly. "'"Bel Mar 492 A 121 v· l •-u ancbester area LA Spadous adult condo. 2br . D E E R f' I E L D ed in Spyglass. $900. mo. a.Cl\ moo'"' ~ ... iew acres se among "' iu. • • • Newport.._. 3169 2ba. enclosed gar. Bit.Gs TOWNHOUSE 2 Br. den, 36 Drakes Bay _,., ui San Clemente Cuslm several maaolficent Selhng .prices are at ••••••••••••••••••••••• •-1 $375 Aft ,. 2 ba wood d k 2 PAik UDO homes. jwit 8 minutes 6Xgross tncome 115K to "' poo s . · '" • ec • car 2 B0 .. _ I ,....,., hlllalde home neanng from Dana Point Yacht l73K. HUD guaran. lO% Udo I.stand privgs. 3 br + 832·5262 gar w/elec opnr. mlr· n ,2-.yr Y·- -pletJon 2 000 •q fl 3 -t inc-ase per year. 2 ba. 1 yr lease . ....,_,.. mo. rored wardrobes. Nr. NEW'POltT CRIST ~~ • .. . . Harbor: the ideal site for • ..... • ... '°'"' ""'12 _.,., Back Bay area bse for lse. ......i. ... •. h l 2 sn ., h-•"'---s bdrm, 2 ba. fam rm. the home o f your Projected 12 .. 19% return _v_,....,.... --------• 4br,3ba,2cargar,teonis So""""'' par..,. .,.t sc ,oo5~· _ ............ . breakfast nook. fire dreama.Defl.n.itelyoneof oo investment with 20% Ocean froot 2br. UW pd. crts. jac, pool. Avail rry. no pe s . 4 "· r:x'·wetbar.swide~k, ak.ind!SJ:i(),000 down. HUD 1 yr leases 5450 mo, S200 week WI S/1/78.SSSOmo.Nopets. _640-0864 ___ o_r_640-__ 707_2 ___ ~1-•-•_•_•_-_•_•_•_•_•_•_•-~•-•_•_•1I car gar age. ••0 67M 400 guaran. Prln only. JunelS646-2510 2416 Les Parre Way, Terrace.UnivPrk.2Br.2EASTBLUFF.3br2ba.2 aaenta 714 ~74 or 7l4 Mike/Agt. 1213) 328-8410 · n+5#<8071, 714-521·5711 , ba, frplc, wetbar. Close patio, 2~ car gar. auto associated ~ ~ 1 r £ U '1 fJ t .). , "' I U ~ ,; : "" ft ,1; ' ,., ' , • 981Ml80 HARBOR ....,.U!..HTP~CIL UDOREALTY ext323 topool&Jac. Avail May 0 10 . wshrtdryr/rer. -.. ~ ... corra.n.E """'9' U"' LEASES 15. u25. &33·0618 & 5600.213/898-8021 Bay front apt wtocean vu older too, boat slip. $2000 mo. -~ ~-01 3 Bdr b I I EASTSIDE 3br . stv, 833-7518 Cozy liv'a by the sea. Im· · m.. 2 a.. ove Y refHg & lawn care incld. ---------10ceaofront 1 br mac cond, stone frplc, MAY CARRY patio; summer or yearly Dbl gar. 548·3561 WALNUT SQUARE cozy house. Yrly. $600. 646-4.517 aft 5 nostalgic area. R·3 lot. A Oivision or ITSELF lease. 2 br, den, 2 ba twnhse. TSLMgmt 64.2·l603 Walk to bch & shop'g. 11,.rbor lnve~.·tmcnt Co. s Bdrm., 6 ba.: on the Mesa Verde 4 br, 2 ba, ....__, ldeal for cpl No • I t Charmina 2 Br $275 Sunny Pat.io-Garage Av&llable New <5482P I ........ 631-4555 Honor maj. credit cards E/Side, quiet2 BR l"'a Ba. aar. patio. adJta. no peUi. $325. 137 E . 18th St. 67s.6'736 MISAPIMES J BR. $285. Pool. jacuzzi. adults, no pets. 2650 ff.aria Ave .. CM. <Mesa Verde Dr. E. off Harbor Blvd.> 549-2447 "' ,, Wi""' 11 · i bay, with pier & slip. b F I D W ~. . Westcliff .. __ ,_ 3 BR 2 WFi Be low mkt $85,900. 1u 1 a sma mcrease n uge .R .. lrp c. I • pet, $3lllO 645-9799 • Crnulllll&.g • "'iL-f .. ._ d 831-37SOor493-2202 rent.sand 25% down you &.unmeror yearly. close to shopping. 2932 · · ti,<, ba, patio, no pets, •• r 2 Bdnn, Apt. with garage. WaUStreet Real EBt l .a. I -&.. will be very close to a 4 Bdrm., 4 baths. maid's Redwood Ave. $550. $250. Lie 3br + fam rm. 2Y.ba, 11525/mo. 646-2389 ••••••••••••••••••••••• No children. No pets . a e rlflW..,. p OS I T IVE C AS H rm 0 'gbt on beach r J ~•02 $225 R M C di •-...._ forS. 1300 · .., . on S.D. (refund)642-7743 2 s try, townhome. • • -. oy c ar e. -C-;-..._ 1071 ••••••••••••••••••••••• FLOW! This fourplex 1s Via Udo Nord. Summer Villa&e I. Univ. Prk. T.-ILUFFS ••••••••••••••••••••••• Rltr.548-7729 -If·•-Newt 't ptf al b in a large pride of or yearly. 2 BR house, pool a nd AvalHH. $S25.SSZ.944tor 3Bdrm.2ba .• singlesty .. 13742 Newland Street, --•••••••••••••••••••• l&D1 a or 8 e Y ownership area. There 3 Bdrms., 2 ba. On lovely Jacuzzi. $395. SS2-5630evs early area. Quiel street. Garde o G r o v e . 2 BR upper, 1235. adlt.a, 00 ---------1 Wider. E/sid.eC.11, may are two 2 bedroom and sandy beach: avail. t.hru 642-4758 aeao. fresh & vacant. Btautiful, two bedroom pets. 311 W. Wilson. * * * * * * * fioance.S31.Q30!. two3bedroom uoits with July31.st BR. fncd ard RENTAL WAHTB»: $550/Mo. apartments in acelJent1_631_·_21_77 _____ _ IMCH.4.1.MIMG Ca re•_. enclosed garaaes and 2 Bclnn., 1~ ba., bome 2 gar.. · Y 'pet 4 br 2000+ .,. ft Univ oei" .. borbood Private Dupl 2 b •-_ _, --ooVla w•.a-Nord'ssandy OK. No children. $325 • "'" • • .,. • ex, r, u 6 y ..... no . '-"apirtf 1600 fireplaces. Call beach.~ ""er ....... _, _mo_._546-_'T_S06_____ HlJb area. Move In by 3 Bclnn., 2~ ba.. split· patio view from lovely d 0 g 8 0 r c a t s • n 0 old ~Juan Caputrano ....... ••••••••••••••••• 752-lt20. ._...... ._...... SI H . To S'700. 556.......SS I eve I , end u o i t . k ltc hen : eo c l oa e d motorcycles. 548-2720 or :t!i~/dodw~!!i~s ~opn: S&oClem.2bldp,scb. d_ '-'U .&IL Lovely 2 bdrm .. dell & 2 fwwwl•Y~ 3234 (Ted).955--1297 Oell&htlul view. Avail. garage a: f o o I ; 646-8541 domi.nlwn 3 8<lnns 1 Y. inc. s:za,aoo. Nrocean. ,., A ba. On!)' 2 b"j· to ocean. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Laglllll leecll 3241 ~FJf:5fmo. 640-S560 $320/mont.b. Cal Clyde ..:..;.;;...:..:;.,;.;... _____ _ ba ....... , ca.rpetlnt. 'wtn"dow -....000. ~"""1840 PLACE S7SO Mo • year Y SUPER SHARP! 3 BR 2 <Manager. Apartment 2 Br. H~ ba. 610 Joann St. \UZI .,,,,,,., ~ •••••••••••eeeeeeee•eee f"") -1 l013 ul .. , ..... Ba, w/brick fplc, dining --------•P~· --· · Ad t.s,ooiu~. covenngs, bullt·ins, two o.lnn/ , -10,.ftl:JO,.M.t ~ area. cpl.a, focd yard. ~ua•u•t.U!. .-... u......a~4o 548·7638 car garage & paUo. By <wt. S. 1100 ---------0n1 96J-4S67 ---n-. _,_ f""ti;'f"l' .. owner. Mon. lhru Thurs.••••••••••••••••••••••• la~~~ OORWIY nof~~· ' agt, Open view. 2 bdrm, 2 558-8S34/640-4919,eves. Cherry Creek Adult 1 br, utiJit.ies paid. $245. (day1). call 646-2158; 12 ...rs SllS croo 2100 bath. 2 car carports, IWl· ~ ....... rt Apls. 1 & 2 BR. fplc'a, WC mo. 610 Joann St. Apt B. Fri. tbru sun. <days> & TRIPLEX SI IO,OOO •••••••n•••••••••••••• Stunning3Br2 Ba $450 decks. $$25. leue. Ready· have lakes. sauna, ...;.548-_7_638 ______ _ evenings, call (714 l • . Buy 2 0 , 3 4 8 sq ft Beaut Enclosed Yard to move lnto now. Super jacuzzi & /':rl. Located 493-<618. ~~Ck~'. I~~ :!:i~: sprinklered at $26. Irvine 1S-TJOO Brick Frplc <6336P > setting for super persou. at 2701 S. alrvtew. J ust .,_ Por.t 3126 Spendable upgrd 'g & lnduatrlal Park. 2712 M A y Q C K 1----------S. of Warner, N. of S.D. ••••••••••••••••••••••• NICI a1DUCTIOM rental increases poss. Dow Ave, Tustin. Agt, ___ .. _-..;..· _.,_...,_-____ ~ ~~~;;~:i!~~ J80'Gl£~EYRE y;nt~ s:i 2 T~J!' J:'vC:, •-.Fwy-•, sss..-•199-1•. N-o•pe•ts_. • l BR, clean, freshly paint· on thla g reat family Very a ttract finaoce! n 4t4N-l76S,80S/688-4460 HometU.t. •llMd Extras! $495 <9627Pl tAGUNA BEACH shown Su o l . 3 , •• ed, gar. No pets. $265. home in Ml.salon Park. J I M W E L L S • LallforSale 2200 ........ ::'!'ff:::. ... R.eftHIMs 631 -4555 (714)484•2Me 213/661-1116 Bns' ... , &»-932:iatt5pm. This 3 BR. + family REALTOR. 557·6264 or ....................... G al 3202 Honormaj.creditcards _________ , ____ _.._____ Uf Dana Point-super ocean ~'!l.00r::,~1s~~i~J1e:~ m263l. OFACllLDGSm •• ~! ................. NiceFamiJy •-a 3 Br, 2 ba. FantasUc~:t,.a~~!80.'G~vt J~••ts view.Newl.550sq.ft.2br. -.ooo. a.c-Pr-,+,'f 2000 Huolin""oo Beach Hl/UiEFINDERS "·"' ·"' Sml do OK ut ,...,., ~ 2~ba $450.144-5742 --r-•• v.. Sharp, only $475. 4 Br. ocean view. i · pool serv inc. 549·2879. New 4-Plex bid.gs, 2 & 3 -=-:....:.........:....:..:..:.....;.. ____ _ ....................... 27,000 aq. rt. lot near Tbou.sandsOf Rentals frpl, wallt to schls & $650 lse. Laguna Rlty Brunits,pvtcommuoity, IW"'9••odl 1140 ANCHORAGE 7UMITSC.M Paclrlca Hospital. 5 Allarusallprlces parlt.Huny,ca11962·7788 494-0077 THEILUFFS eoveredprkg,pvtpatios. ••••••••••••••••••••••• IMYISTMEMTS Beautiful brand n~w 4·1 Point.sShop. Cotr &Civic Sample: or549-9568. 1 _....._.. J252 Sharp end uoit. 3 Br. 2Y. pool & rec rm. Located SHARP. beach, 2 It 3 BR. 17 I 4t 49£-7711 br. lofl. f/p. 3-2 br, l V:a ba caig:~~:;=e Ritr :,: ~~;::d =ae :?."::::::;.::......... Ba. neutral decor. steP5 near bm & sboppin~ in fr p I . d Is h washer. '==============~I townhouse, all bltns. 5*-9950 $3003brklds&arage 3e!i~ :S-firep~~· MOMAICHTH.R. to pool. $575/lse. 640-6745 desirable area of .A. prage,patios,960-2358.. JUSTREDUCED crpta, f115· rurryR~uy ---------UFETIM.ESERVICE 847-0279o~847.'~5c . 3 Bdrms. le den, family _aft_S..;..p_m_. ______ ~:'o.C::trS!~c~~~ UVENear'JbeBeach! ~~~~~~:':eJ! =mom ee. tr, ~!ly1~C!:ide:n~·2 557..0122 home. $750 Mo. Agt. S-Cle•llh 3276 P laza . 644·2'184 or C..dalSol RealtyNet rk957-8403 IW .. •t.oct. 3240 49!M.59lor494-1177 ....................... 751..s802 BeautilulAdultApts quicksaJe Nice2story3 •2Trilllexn• wo lcAoal.a.d 3206 _,, Ad It C d ( 1---------Ga&WaterPaid. br 2 ba, fi~place, dining Near Lake Park. Min. to 2i,; acres BeauWul view ••••••••••••••••••••••• N•••••:,•••••t••2••:::••••• Gorgeous Canyon View· pl:ce> <k!.:~!~r:~ 21661 BrookbW'Sl. H8 area. patio, enclosed bch. 1-4 BR. 3 ba; 1·3 BR. next US Forest land lrg Lovely 3 Br, 2 Ba. Crpl. nu ew.,..egan . ucuroom 2Br, 28a, den, atrium, 2 sty 3 br tennis pool S23S mo. 2 BR. patio. 962-6653 yard, & comm. pool. 2~ ba; 1-3 BR. 2 ba. 5 house pad all uUJ. paved crpts, no pets. S62S yrly. ~~) 2=.mwi:. adlts,$42Smo.968-8623 JacuZzi, ~veruent loca'. bltns, City of Orange --------- Sb 0 w 0 w eek d • Y s garages, frplcs. SJ.89,000 rd $45,000 Don Doran 4M-3223. ........ home'. 5 Bloc"-to Sea Terrace No. ol PCH. tioo. Eod unit, secwity. 213-281~12 28r, dlildttn welcome, no 49~ 7682. Open House each. 1709-1'113 Alabama. a..•. '159-0619 -------3-2_2_2 ...,... ..,. ..,.,... .,....7 -· ..... 1-a t $:NS mo Sat/Sun ll·S. Huot. Bcb. 536.1718 ._ C.-dal M.r beach. Private 2·car mo to mo. Lovel.Y 3 br. .,.,_. 12621 Flower Street. s;;;e,;,, ......... a · .,_..._ &-Owner. ADYANCIMOTICE ••••••••••••••••••••••• garage. Fully main· ba lo pvt. community 4Br 28a new cpts close Garden Grove. Large, ________ _ ==••••••••!~~~ OCEAN VIEW LOTS ...... Galon!! ta.iDed yard. Adults. No w /pool, tennis ct s to bell. :X, pets $39o mo one, bedroom apartments So. est rtcaa Area Home-builders being of· We have lOOO's ol houses. pets. Inquire S2S 18th St. beach. S675. 75.2-922l. 4912.0139 • . close to shopping. Laun· Seawilll r.-e fered Isl Choice Of dplxs, apts now, all _<.;...n_4.;...)_~------"'opolhllJ loc ti I dry facilities . No New l&.2 bdrm luxury Good tu bue 4Br. trees. Op Tues tbru Sun . ~123 all S &' a on, eas WwsluDaJtw 32tl cb.ildreo; no pets. Call maaniflceot ready-to· areas, prices. ave on LAMDM.4.U CONDO option coosldered. <Ex· •u•••••••••••••••••••• Debbie at 636-7343. adult apts In 14 plans build ocean vtew lots at fee. 2br 2ba upgraded ecutive view home>. 3 ~r. •~· 4 .....__11 from $270 + pools, ten· Mariner's Point in San 645-4900 A.fl f btdous ' Stt $345 ' c:ountry kitchen, family _,__... • lc6oaP'1nln•• 1107 nla, waterfalfs, pood.6! C 1 e m e o t e . L a n d a ~155 · · rooto. dlnlng room, frpl We have lOOO's of bouaesi ••••••••••••••••••••••• From Sao Diego Frwy ••••••••••••••••••••••• Developer urges Im· Beaut Irvine Terrace ---------in living room, close to dphts, apts now, al Pvt twnbse w/beam etas. drive North on Beach to mediate response aa just home, 4 BR, 2~ ba, lrg Clrde lWtl beach, park, country areas. all prices. Save on patio & deck. Steps lo McFadden then West on a limited number ol pool w/cover avail Incl Sl3S lg gar pool refri a. club. Owner. 770.2317 fee. .._,,. bch. Yrly 2 Br 2\.'.t Ba. McFadden to Seawiod lheee lots are belng of· ~~~~~~:~: dswb. Petsot. more! Sm "EXECUTIVE VIEW 64Mto0 'I' $500. 3 BR 2Y.t Ba. $550. Vlllage. (714)893-5198 ~~~::.i~:lr:)= tnaJune1al.644·961S. fee.Sbare.6'5--t900Agt. HOME" La&una Niguel. •FIHARP 3 BR 2 Ba. 673-2Sl.8 &646-l220 MIAltllAeH 1100 ....................... ocwe YllW ROM ~~cfil'iNY;r IVllYIOOM ~~ OCIANFROMT A apectacular home. -·(7M)--484-•-2Me---•l lOO'olfrontageoo21egal plmb le elepol. open nr lots. Beaut. stairs to plan, 3ldt Levitt. 1974. •R~CH TRJ .. IEV ocean w/small log cabin. t LK·730-4) Country ~ r-..o.A Won't tut SJ:i(),000. Ask Club atyle part for the S.. Cl1•11I• for Mark La Chance very dbcrtml.Qat.lng. See Walk to beach or Del '153-1001 or .. 21689 evs. Yo ur beach are a Mir Shopping. Quiet 1Julque R.E. Co. Eo- s peclallst. PACIFIC area. w/ereat 3 BR dnttas = 8=~&. ~'ii awnen Wlit. Upper 2 ea•-Qll--.,-~----- llMlll ~~oa~i~:.,.~·•· ft"111rty 2550 BERTiiA HENRY •••••••••••••••••• ••••• --------rm lce 2br kid ok ...... 3BR,2Ba.LR.DR,Fam W/fplc, D/W, fncd yard. ConlMdalM9r Jl22 &CIYICCENTEI SPYGUSS HIU. lOOO's more avall. Fee. Rm. entry kltcb. Close to Only $415 963-4567, agt, •••••••••••-•••••••••• BRAND NEW. Spacious MH900Agt country club. 7'10·2317, no fee. deluxe3&4 Br. All bltns. Lovely, large executive · . owner/a.gt. -,-.. -------hplcs lc d. 502' & family home: 4 S12Shuce3brkldaolt. Lee ut.-r-Vla&... 3267 °.L ai: ... • d 3525 •n;B ... v v~'Jus~ "est of bdnm., family rm. + pool, must aee. F'ee. -T-r"' ™'• I ........... BJ· ... -2219 '"e . ..__ua rm. i-Vlew "A"......,,. a.-. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• 'l1 ~•"'"' ,,... _... .. uuu au ...........,., n.-" .. ~rec~"' at oceao le harbor area. PURCHASE OPTION OCEAN VJ E W ·Sao b." "~ ~ ~ NEW XTRA Dlx twnhae $1400110. Lovely 3 br Landmark S311U+3BrandNew ClementAt, 2 sty end unit apt. rrant unll. LC 3 Br, Condo. Uw.ded. ClOff End. Yard ($313P) Tnbme. 3 BR, 2~ Ba, GARDEN APTS 2~ Ba, formal din rm + to beach~ 962-4454 ; rec faci.I. Walk toabopg & CORONA DEL MAR bbfsl rm, fplc, bltoa, SO.OlDorl/'1'12·211185. PURCHASE OPTION tu. $475 mo. 17().2317, 2 Br Townbouse. frplc. W/D hkup, patio, dbl at· 3 Br 2 ba J•~ .. _. beaut $al5Steala Tb.la Oft'IJB/.,,.. Pool. teoola. Some ocean tacb pr,.-. 54WIOt • • :Cc....,.., · 'Br. a Ba (131.SP> le Catalloa vtews. C'IOle r:.u:~iaat~lle. ldiwa 631-4115 *f ...... ,..,,hd to FaabJoD lallDd le fine Wl~I r.trrtni Oa•r.. A Olvl~lnnor tlanorqJ.credltcarda ....................... beacb.Abol Br.M4-26U MOlllHOtm 21s3BE'DROOll lh1rbor lnvei.tment co. FamilySbed4Br2Ba Mtw,..rtlHclt JHt .... , >•I• 3707 REALTORS 215 Del Mar '41Ml21 lar -'vata ~who ........ # .... -.. VA·....... ·--------•I LcelncdYard2carGar ••••••••••• ••••••••••• ,..._,_. ... -o1,.,.•-"·a .,.. _... ___ .,., run 10'\o'ftJC<Ulfll (94.2()P) M••••••••••••••••••••• r u ... ,T .,,.... ..,.MU&U • bq or nl • mobile OUPUX OARDENTOWNlfOME. ••r ..-Npt Shores 3 Br home Relp quiet workiQa adlt. Ocean 81 It Femleaf. 3 lane. Slt,IOO 2 W'prl !FffJ.. SPYGLASS RILLS. .Sew PURCKASEOPTION •soo. mo1ntbly: Call tum bad!. utll inc. YTly Yrs new w/bltna. 3 Bl', 2 *n·=· eT' Sp•rklln~ l BR unit • .. .,. .. 3 Br Fam Rm, -11'1.Y. Lcwely a+i.Fncd Yard 131-2170 Webb Realty saoo. 875-0tM ba, a\aldeck • frplc. At .... I 717 1.1.23 m.u . •D • U,. top al the lla.il'f to with tee uded 1arden • • "' Pat.lo SU5 <381vs-> Eutbluff3 BR P' R Cellw MIM 3724 C2llDa Cove •vall JWM J., i.....:....:..;..;.;..;_;_.. ____ _ JAMW.Broadway paUo, PLUS 1eparatel•--------1eo.e.M1M 1224 II••• 631-4115 • •m m, ....................... ' C.U AnabeAm AMP'ol'Paul pest ape.. Zoned C·l for IAMCNIST.4.TI ....................... Honorma,J.cnditcardll mt~':~~t,;~e:: ::=imo.. owner ~~C7~1~4~'6~J~Ml~~Z~l~I addedP*Dtial. NBARAIRPORT New2brC?G:ldo.Pool,apa. DON'T IOSS OUT ON SIOW.ltUP ' ;:;; 1ULD Rtmodeled open b .. m ~~ =-• peta THIS Sharp a BA 2 .BA. For lae 3 or 4 BR bse ~"\ = ~ ~}t'::;.'if:: i-=::.:.;.;:;;;::..;.=....:...;.;.,;;;_ __ Cbarml111. eachastve .X40om Udo 1Sa7. 1'1Mnll SIH.100 :t1ae~:;:~ . ::-.:.cd~ C:~ FMthluff, <NB> 11_,nlfl: :zmNewportCfiJ~M. tbopt.'4.W.MS-teea. ~.~:·J:ka.:::t: Super localloo our -lOACRES AlZONE Wbfo 'YOU call Claulfled 00--.... cmtvtew,rompl~re· Ml4755ar~ -• BR l t samo.-..it bNchleDeUlarabope.2 __..,vtcnr,fenced top&.ceanad,you'nu· ,_.. modeled. deconted, -• ·new pan .1~~=....:..;.~-...--- i..r..1 BR unita PLUS --cu5.000CALLNOW! 1ured of a fr-ltndly BudlW'alkCGDdo.Jbr.2 lndaepd. Nu c rpll. SUSCASITA.S drpl~,pool.~· BR2BA.nr11Ncb.atd aw.so. I f7W26 welcome and belp In be, uptnded cp&a, bltnl, C::-'::a •ppUuc.. Melly harDbbed l bclnn. IQI. • 673-IO:l8 Is lat• Comm BOl_p., BEmlA HENl\Y ................ U .__ tlOf'd.lJll your ad for belt brick paUo, yrly &.e. to • •bol>Pio£ Cloeed iu. sat<>. up. l Bll llD mo. Adolll ooiY, fp&c, pr, IM Jatd. Mltl B.EALTORS .._ -rHpoue. Call Nowf ssoo. (1Hl•'5·1219 or cntr. •TH mo. ·call Adu.lu, oo peu. 2110 no ptCa. 1" 6 lat1. No anl7. DO .... NJ.atl IUDeJllar 4'12-41.2l imtt7UlStts,SA ~ CDJ)6IMll:t . mu•~llOll·f"ri.. Newport8l~ 1__,..~ evstwbda t ' - •nt m I .... ._,... C ... ud• ....... ...... Iha rd1 ' I ..... P .. tl' 0 f.IP1ftrf9t ...................................................................................................................................................................................................... -.. ....... . 8 6 ;1 Alllllweelen. ._WIDIQJC*f'S nmodflnl lOG· FormJcaCOwlt.er Tc>pa ln· PalnUna. wallpaper. Wanta REALLY CLEAN ''Two lfen WUI Move YOUNO MAN. s1,. apt ..., • ~model : tub•, TIJPOIA.IOllSll or miee. 1lepaln • w.JJ Jl't la area, re-ulJed&.oyaurQKUJCa· CAlll*ltl'1. acn'I ruint. HOUSE? Call Ginebam You" We handle IJ'S • ln •allcovef'.U>f· P'rte ~ dralnbo&IW, • -... &A cts .. MiOIGuarwotk .w.ti11/comt0,latr/n · Uona.l.atatcolonlcde-• repalr J . Waia1b. OJ.J'1.Freee1tMS-SUS 1ml movt1-offlce • .U.168S'fAoGl. enlries.8'1S4082 ~ ISf-4111 • ...,_. ...-1.qa.. Free w. Vn1qM a wsu.sual Apl.rr.-.m.nu IQ.0801 lbe lloPPet tbal' boalelaold. Distance & C\JS'l'Oll&PAINTING Jrw-= ... • .,o II' ft _ • 1 -.-... eiartr welcome. Palombo H , ~· i! our local. aho padtln1. · -• • • Qml...,14 .. I I a ' name .... _n ....... -OW' Loweu le1a1 rate. Zriyn eapr. Lbl teriorlr/e~ ·············-········ ........ _ ....... W•C..OlrpetCJewn. -........................... -.... -•• -1une ..... .__ UcJlnlnl.-00 T1ll·9M. ~ cor. Cl.V• wor • ~roovals, trlma.lft')!, .S.~ .._.,.Ori~. a... a. or Al~poo. R.J.HllfbnanlrSon. LANDSCAPINO/CLUN· OOCSWdent.lToatruclt. '100f"f arpeta b tbs PbNM271 m•ter1•l1. Alcbard l)nlbl.ba. """~t. Lied. Parkla• fot repalr-., Aalo•~.AIJwot"k B_...,..a~. UPS Tnah tree trim Bon wa1.11,' clkil ~· l80o3.'lll latured.~ Malcoat, Ltc.NB,Cll l\W'· Truek mouot u.olt. MMIMorMMM!. llalnteoanee immediate ICW'1ci3. m..e ' pa , • · P I Jkl/P•11... .._._19__._ SMMpba.lt-...Tt Jl'r. t t ~fl.Booded. ~~'-• MiB7 Spec.price1orvacant ,._ • ._ .. ••••••••••••••••• .--,..,.,_. Tree Scnice. Ttoe prun. __ _,.._ _____ . -1 ~~ • reaJ. ra ea. ~· CHEAPEST baulin1 in tMeoces. Alf PROJ'ESSI ONAJ. ....................... 11\1, removal, t.opplna. c., 11 la Dect .... VERYLOWPRICES tow». FT. esta. C,flEAP! TllOleG&Ql8t7.wllO PaiDUq. JQter/E:zter. Neat~•t.eirt.un. Llc. lu. '41·H71 ; -·•••••••••• .. •••••• C t kit _ ............. ••••••• On Gardening Main· M2-21115or"5-1380 1 d s l c II Real, wot'kia&arf42.0386 ... IST. 19J.14lf 49?-4.W Carpenter. P'ree ....................... Slip C~ers, D,..,.nu. ~Georte so-aots mme erv ce. a .um.ta, A.Qy m. Jobe. European Gourm~ Cbel bed 1preads, upholstery Rub bi• b H • u Jin I . 5all;y'•,~ Service. We Pabll:iDc. Ed.r/IDtr. Ex-ID aL; ¥1. ta w C8I 111 'l'my,M6-911S for all occuioal in your cu1bJoa1 fr pillows. Prd. JapaneseLandscap-FwuitureMoving6Tree lll'rive&QlOmhl.~ pr'd, bone8t. neat. reu. _. ... •••••••••••-•••••• 4•••••••••••••••••••••• bome. Andre. 5'8·7384 Qaatom fabri.ca. free est. iDI It gardenlq. ll~nt. Trimming Beu, relia· HOUSECLEANING. ex-Lic~IM-10&5Dave R00'5 lmt.alled factory Wlndow1 cleaned, re· Free l,aoee carpenter. ctys Jeny'1 Int. Decorators lnc.l mowtni. tnmbl.lDI, ble.4197"8'7 perieoced, 1ood re-Fine Eider-n-'-'•-~ .._ dired; f9tab 15 lrs· Call uonable, b11lloe1to1. ~J1-:J'!S·~~ too ,.~1,. _ _._. wWcome,882-4.185 ~~~·Free Garbase•Trash feteJ>ces la affordab le R. ..,_St. lic~T:! HatOldGunn~Zl61 bomeeftapts.M1""81 ~ ....... -~--_...... esti.JDa._. _,.,v•~ prices Free estimate ........ · ·• lllO· ., ....................... 8'drfw M PlCKUP •n . me. m.SSl531 bn. 11 llC>Of POil USS Selling anytbiq tritb a Carpentry It Masonry. Foundations retaining ••••••••••••••••••••••• GARDENING Ml).ZS7'or5'3-338l · Ooaap.=ltbot n-11~ Pilot ClauJfled Ad Fences, cvrs, decks. b • . II •• __....__..._. SERVICE 1.-.&..-kg P .. Ya.rc.tlt --,._ -........... ~ Brick blck concrete. wall1, lo~lt1, paltos.mu..wnc 548-837S H1•1der' 1-• SDecl•lid ,_ .,,...,_ .. "4 ---.. ls1a simpt.e ma~ .. f'reeest. 846-7533Jobn -.a:M.1. Lied. Uc327UI "5-a74 .............................................. "tfal-'iiiiiii!t t:t "rdeo· REPAIR. B.EROOF All Jllltcall6U-5611. QilldC.. Pri G-rlis.nkft uffouaecJeanln&doneby LANDSCAPING ~ • ext. b . 1 · c.,.. Set ea ELECTIUClAN· ced ....................... reUable couple. Re"s. Beuonable prices. PleHe cbeek o ur re-'y p e •. s l n I e JJ • USI THI ...... ••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ri&ht-free estimate on HANDYMAN H & • ~ r~. Lie t 320881 rocltsbakes-compo-tar. Shampoo"' steam clean. Pleas hm, activities. tarieor1maJIJoba. apta. Con~ci:~T!ua 5'0-l193 ~uar .• loud, rre. eat. freeest.5U-5930 DAILY PILOT Color brighteners; wbt supervialoncare' meA esalaln!,~: Licensed 673-0359 Crafta.man. CaUMS-0302 .... , Ted.•1085 .. FAST ~pta ~o min bleach. Clean ~hr 'Ph· st.Jr&"' • cwitom Electric. tnd.. ... • "'9 SUNSHINI ....................... Prof painting" perin .,. llSU• 'T" liv, din rm, hall $1S. Avg · · · · comm res & malnt svs .. Amill Gtal.S Brickwork. Srnall jobs. Spring ext.a~. aer!: ....................... • nn SJ.SO, couch $10. chr Planned ac:tlvUles, bot Haaesi. reliable. Free ••••••••••••••••••••••• Houaecleaniq ~ olflce Newport, Coeta Meaa & 53M780,m.4313 CERAMIC TILE. Special· SllVICI 15. Guar elim pet odor. meals. play yard. Art est. m.&542 Hau~, ski loader dump speclalista. Spec. on apt.a lrvine.r75-317Seves. t.y: Entries/floors. 2S yrs DlllCTOttY Cpl repa,ir. 15 yrs expr. achltoo HB ll60"'59 bk. g, tree writ, & RE work Se 7 JJ'S PAINTING. GrtJat s l l 11 Do work myseU. Refs · • Fu :liig de 'tiooaetc.&'lJ.1257 · · · rv. MasomySpeciallata workatireatprtcea. exp. m rep a r · For Result 531-0101. ••••••••••••••••••••••• days wk. Bonded. ln· Illa OHL y 557-100 982-1883 Service Call SeUwithEASE! WD)TERNFENCECO. The fastest draw ln t.he aured.54().95.:!5 Flreplacea. patio. CEBAMJCTlLE. .. ~what you want bi lt'saBREEZE Wood&Chainlink West ... a Daily Pilot veneer,40yrs.exper.Lic Sellth.inpfastwithDaily by expert. CaJl 557-3280 642-5671 • Daily Pilot Claulfleds · Classified Ads 642·5678 Uc"3'5-L51 535-1837 Classified Ad. 642·5618. Want Ad Resulta 642·5678 as beaded. 673-21189 Pilot Want Ads. aft 3 pm. Paul ht. SU Sz era_.. 4%00 Offlc•RetMI 4400 llllileul...., ·4450 MoelytGLom SOZS Loll&,,_.. 5300 .... W..ted 7100 ....,w_._ 1100 ....................... ....................... ....................... ...............•....... ....................... . ............................................. . lllwl"9•1Hdt 3840 ......... 3150 ---RENT! ~area, :dnt location. lst.Zlld&lrdT.D.'a rouND: Small blk rem ..__ft.. 0 .. .._1 CoupleWaaled •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• GLAMOROUS We'v~pringfeverat pnvaieparking. LOANSAVAILABLE dog, w /young fem ........... TEMPOaARY...,. tom.naceasmallbusi· NEW21ge BR, l~ ea. g Leisure World dlx 2 bd 2 2 Bdnn, 2 Ba In Promoo· Lido Marina Village. 714-675-3431 Cred.ltooproblem. German Shep, flea col· -p/ttme. WW DOt in· w/opor, W/D bkup, fplc. ba. golf course. garden ~E~~t0":~0~o~~v:~ Whllelt lastawe'reotrer-._.....,1_... 4500 ..... 752-SfOJ ~Irvine Ave., Cll. =-oi!=U::r..!' ="'::{ ~ ~ -=pe~Uo_.~S35:;.;._5_· S&S-~_3111M ___ ~_vllla. __ 556-__ 893S __ • ____ , fW'11ished. Pool. jacuzzi, in&freereutoa beaut. or-••••••••••••••••••••••• boolltkeeplng aasl&n· leam. llr. HaD.642·1113'. HEWDB.UXI z.. Mrwport INdt 3869 tennis $350/ k flee space over looking 2200 .aq ft bldg, 21c ea ft. Malt.II Ill. Trmt FOUND: Key ring, 'r'a menta. Work close to Near beach w/fplc , .. ••••••••••••••••••••• sauna, . w . the Bay. Spece from 290 three phase power. l yr ~ 5035 General Motor key .. your bome. Figure Rec. CJerk.someexper ~.-v., end gar, smoke PAJUlNIWPOIT to 900 sq. ft. incl. crpts, lse. ~ Whittler Ave. -Hamilton St. Costa Clerk.a to Sr. Accoun-pref'd, but not req'd . .,....., ONTHEBEACH drps. A /C. S day A·l n .. ., .... .,Ull'> ••••••••••••••••••••••• Meaa.6'2--5648 tauts needed thruout X.lnt oppor. for a lert alann. Adults. S310 mo. Bacbelors. 1 or 2 4 Bd m home with ,_,..,.,,.,, S36-~ Bedrooms&Townbouses r janitorial serv. & all util . l~T Found: Male Kesbond. OrangeCo. penon. Gd benef'rta. Cal From$299.SO J>rivacy.$1000/wk pc1. Take advantage of 3400--6600Sq. ft. lS< Per UWW N/West Santa Ana. RobertKaU's State Au to Par ts, Spac:ioua2+2S2SO Spectacular spa total WATERFRONT HOMES our spring.fever ... & free sq. ft. Net. net. net. 78S 1tll1resta.... 5'3-eo9S AccountemllS 630-51950 · HtdPoolLgKltchen recreation program. Call631-1400 rent offer. We'll pro-W. 16tb Street, Costa lltT.D.'s.Gho 500S.Ma.irl.Ste501 ~;;;;;;;;;;~,;.-.-.-. AvallMa,ylst <5368P) sodaJprogram. 7 poo15,81~~~~~~~~~1 bably come to our senses Mes..~Wl WT.D.Loms. Found: JRJSH SETTER. No. Tower. Union Bank . tennis courts. At Fashion y-.-aa-•~ 4250 by summer. Call or stop v.-.. 550 ,.,_,_.Terms-'-cel949 male. 2 yrs. Vic : Old ln'lbeCltyolOran&e r..._;_.,1 Br NrAll s --by any _weekday bwtn -• "' ccwao• .,.., Can ada Trubuco '114/815-003 v ..... N~ Htd.P I Island, Jamboree ll an ••••••••••••••••••••••• 8:30&5:30. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~...._ Co. • . ewcpts· oo J~uinHllls Road · ...... ,. 581-89 ~~~~~~~~~ S2S)Steala! (8925P) 71 .. 164 .. 1_,.0 Palm Spring? yacation UdoMarinaVillage 3500 sq rt storage bldg. 64~2171 545-0611 1- ...._1 63 1-455 "' .. 7V Condo on Mi.u100 Hills 3f75Via()porto Reascoable, avail soon. ,..,. ... , USO ~ Honor maj. credit cards SUPa IACHB.OR Country Club. 968-S430 (at Nwpt Beach Blvd> 20c sq ft. 6'2·9803 tll SPM, Retired couple bas money ....................... COit Ace um ,_. BR .. -~-h at Balboa Bay Club. blrWatG,._. 4300 <n06'1s-8662 as.UorJim toleod.1St&2nd TD's Splrt .... ....... I . new ..-.V£, uge Short ter m rental.••••••••••••••••••••••• •SKYSUITIS • 11..tahW..ted 4600 Ageut.l-837-3744 lllSSo.ElCamiooReal mstr. adJts. DO pets. Nr Fun1i.sbed SS50 uni a SaECTIVE ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2nd Trust Deed wanted. s.,, Clemente. Fully lie. ~A:n s35o. 963·4196; sas. ' am * Gain a reliable * ANAHEIM Cal Stereo ABC music Substantial financial "F'orappt. '912·'1296 W• ,._. Hws roommate. Bank ~:!e~~ ~uild-employee seeklng ~m · s\rengtb. Call aft 6, RELAXING MASSAGE 2 Bdrm . 1 th b a c.1631-1400 6':>-7464. • mates w/lnexpens1ve 640-11!Zl Bl>bJames-UcMaaeur Townbouae. prime area,1---------1 •SHAREAHOME• ing. lO stories of "bome"liv'asituatiooin OutcallM,4"'·5lll \.'J mi to bc:h, new blue lJOOBAYFRONT Anaheim's finest office NB/CM/HB area. Terry, Private party will pay --------- crpl.s " drps $350 Redec l Br. $:i25. 2 Br. F to share furn 2 bdrm space. Easy Fwy access, svc dept 631-4010 betwn more for your 2nd T.D. MASSAGE Nopets.962-TinAg~n-:'o. den. 2 ba. frpk $945 apt. in CM SlZI. + util covered parking. All D000·9pm.Moo/Fri. Fastsrvc:.6'2·3573 Ageot645-50ff ~Alt.6 service included. Prime --------RGUllMODELS CiMHET ADULT 2 BR l:V. Ba, encl gar, pvt patio. new cpts/drps. Nr bch. $:J2S. 960-1279 location & competitive Need 2 or 3 bdr house N tmKl•Rfs/ ESCORTS Huge 2+2 View Apt Rmmt wanted to shr 2br. rates from 60c sq ft. w/fenced yard. Pflftfl#ID/ Tennis, Jacuzzi, Pool Iba Dana Pot. $ISO mo. Hurry while offer lasts. 642-3937 Lost & Foilrtd OUTCAU. OML Y Plus!! SO> <&fflP) 661-6033 bm, 759--5288 writ For details, call 774-4671 W""-'ft" stud d . ••••••••••••••••••••••• 631·3111 .,._ ent es1res --------- Job ccst system. Prev aper req 'd.. ROSAN.INC 2901 W.CoastHwy,NB 648-5533 F.qaal Oppot-Emplofer Accoullting EamExtra Money Now Forlhat Sunner ________ _, Mother w/cbild will shr room iD exchange for It. AN:iwr••fl 5100 Near HuntiQgton Harbor. Eleganll.BrS360 ' 4.Br D.P. bme. Mll!ll be ~500 sq. ft. deluxe of· duties. Pref. beach area. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •SANDY'S* V-affon sharp owner's unit, 3 br, A/C Jacum, Pool +. resp 493-762&/496-1S69. rice. W. 19th Sl. C.M. Refs Christine!162-040l Biii i ~ Outcall Massage -2"2 ba, fireplace. ·ram Lovel)'View <6441P> · from $150. mo. Tom. · sc~I~ m.0329 W•r.,"-Sl.50 rm. 2 garages. Kids ...,.., 611-4555 LOOIUNGFOI s.o-2200 SWnmer rental: Need 3 to$7.00For ::i~=~K~~C~l Hooormaj.creditcards Aa<>OMMATE7 FUU.sHYICE br,2bafromJulyJthru • -ANSWEI$ •SHERlLEE• Accaulfa;Cllrb 842-W.Sor960-5402 3 BR.. 2 Ba. fplc:. nr Lido CALLH=MATE.5 OILUXIOfflCES ~::· JO. <213>244·1541 Artful -Power -=t::::.-:=l. tln~rtdn1,.r1 •TERRIFIC• Village, $495 mo. yrly Th 1 l . Penooal telephone/ re-· Final -Lunacy-QH838 New assignments daily f W lse.998-5868;826-1928 meeansantes service ceptlonlat, secretary, CAREFUL WE ~EEO 2BR.2BA. w / pie, D/ • _, off lt's not all that bard to FQ·VV LADY " cpts & drps. All this • Udo621 Condo MORE REFERRALS! ......... eres;ice .room, c. ee .. , llHS/h••tsf/ A 1 +garage, 5 min from Breat htaking views ProfessiooallySince 197l & hospitality ~ervices. All•:• :!!~e~C:is1.:k:f~~~ o.c.IM .. -YOU NOW! beach & only $305. Adlts. overloolt'ng Newport Excellent location. near ••••••••••••••••••••••• I) 731•3561---•A«a•twts no ..... •.963-4567 Back Bay & The Can· Two .YOUDI male execs. freeways. .., JM CaARnd .. ~:n e very •oi..&.Lllllll•.-rs _..;...,.._'°' _____ _, r:iery, this top floor lux· seeking 3rd rmmate ~o IAXlllCINTER Oppcwlmitt 5005 a:.r\A.O. ,# •uauurt,..I 3 Br. l~ ba, close t ury coodoepitomizes tbe share 3 BR bme 1n <n4)979-2161 ....................... PARENTS! N~ Bay PREGNANT? Carin1, *t1 :ti I ciO,._r,.llf11or-..1 school le shopping. N good life at Newport. TurtJerock, Jrv. Please . . SAN Cl.EM&n'E ~uatics ts comma~· ~~ti,:~.:: •SWT,,W. pets. $315. 768-8764 2Cso· of spacious airy call eves. ~30«9. rent Two pnme spot offices Grooming & Pet Shop with expert •Wim -tD· tion&teepiq -1£COUNJANJS -•,.ILAMOOD ArrS comfort-2 Ira BR/3 ba + SLSSmo. w/your own parting lot. Retiring arter 7 good strucUon serving t be A.PCARE · 541•2563 -~-den. Pro.f decorated. 2 Sbr .... _ .. V--'-bme, F, 30201daJN,ewportor __ , estaBlvdte. ,N.!: • •. Newport-Balboa area.1---------z BR 2 Ba, '280, 1 BR vt ..,ft.. $1000 ....... .,,...., •' • .,... • .. -y~ars, fine location .. Watch for more· details. 1 -· &-I lBa,(romSZJO.Adlta. ~o~~C:-day. non-smoker. $200/mo. tail shops. etc. Call clientele.$118.500. 673-0l05 ,. ...._,.. • ._ JEMPORARJ 962-1800 &'B-l906eves. 75Hif.20/973-1606extl27. 615..as51 BERTIIAHENRY Ollalt1•1;: Oehaxe~cbaptforagl. BEACH YEARLY 1 br LadyZWOyrs.toabare3 IAYFIONTOfFICIS 21SDl=TO~..u21 :r S::.":1':of Co PERSONNEL Pool, jac .. on PCH, ocean duplx. at beach ~2*'~ d':fl~11n19N': Cannery Village-New of-Cofl Sho •~·t.ed . LOlt&F..t .} 5300 m.nuance · Sunset lkb. No pets. $M5.utilpc1.21.3/649-Sl.35 . ...-~-.1.,.~wa.u. t fices rrom 300 sq ft· ee p..,.,. m •••••••••••••••e.••••••• ---------• 9 $275.963-4636 last mo rent. Call Ken fantastic views. lg rt bldg, 5 d_, operaUon. CAltOI' Found a.pet? Call DANCE OF FUN .,/ 75-8155 ---------ts.a.•• 3876 6Sl-ocNBorCatby6.11-1364 patios -par king & 7:30-3. Bqy dired from Animal Asslstance Beaut. node girls dance Bachelor apt. nr beach ........................ Proloeedssbarebla2BR Janitorial included. 2808 ownr.58&-9'19 League537·2273.nofee. "rap seajoQ. Pvt mir-2m llcllelsln mEmlBS SOTralnee A.llembltts' Needed Immediately Lcmg &Short Term Allignmenta 3Sb1ft.s Av~ble. Musi baveown tramp. c.11Todmw55'-1511 ~-Top .Say. Vac: Pay VkfotoTlllfJD •t ~ Div Walter Kidde It Co ~S. E. Bristol Ste 10 Newport Beach <Corner ol Bristol & Campus behind Carl's Jr I Eq\&a.I Opportunity F.mployel' II/ F Assembly 1UDI£ AUmllEIS &PACKERS NE&DED lMMEDIATELY!! TOP PAY!!! All shifts, day, swing & graveyard incl ude s wtnds. Long & abort term assip.meo&s. Holi· day & vacation pay ffo~J>italiiatloo p lan avail. VOLT I I ' U •t •I~ .. t • f I• • I $1.80mo. 962..JS.13 l~wiJ, ~.arb~ ~ 2Ba, Capo Bcb condo'. ~:~ue Ave. N.B. Tax shel~ b~in~ op. F 0 u N D : M a n s rored rooms. lOAN to ---------1 beac:b. $240/mo. Sandra Vu, pooJ, jacuzzi $175. portun1ty an Fin e wristwatch, at HB, nr 3A.M Moo-Sat. 12PM to Sfl 212, lllile ASSEMBLERS tnm 3844 Harlmesa.tlM-1.$61 M/F..,.1219/~ 4 bllta from the ocean. Ar ts/Antiques. Min. Beach Blvd. 842-3122 aft 8PM Sun. 625 N. Euclid., ____ .. ___ , ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ideal for R.E. office, orly $15K. ~3 SPM, toidefttify An.ah. S35-5363 WOODIRIDGE Af tu•r..lll1le1d •HOMESHARJNG new ofc building, FREESESSIONW/AD AOMIM.ASSIST ..,.15 ·-s or U.fwllllMd 3900 SERV. downtown HB. 800 sq ft, Bath Boutique, affluent Ulst Npt. Blvd. & 18th. •Switchboard 835·777S• For growing import firm RECTRONIC ASSEMBLERS "" "4T • ••••m •iX'CJTIN ..... 0.... No7ee5.1,~c!ct $360 /mo. 300 sq rt. N~ Beach, ea. ~ew Blk LabtDalm. spotted ANSWERSERV S2WK In Newport Center. Good Now you can live in p·•• u u-"' ...... S. 53().2494 $210/mo. Call 536-7504. ~center. F1onda chest 3 yrs. 6S lbs. MAJLADDRESS SlWK opportunity fol' bript, Woodbridge too. E~oy __ ,....,., dys. Eves,673-2265. .,..,...,....,p.640-7234 REWARD631-3895 ambitious penon wbo swimming, sailing, bik· MINtn'ESTONPT Retired lady w/sbare . MGMytGLom 5025 Lost·LrgM redd.og Vic •SUZI'S• basananalyticalmiod& ToimerteJectnlllieeom· in& ft volleyball aller a BCH. spacious Westcliff apt. Prime OC airport are•. 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ad~ms/ Seac:b 'Llc. Outcall Massage ~working with peo-paaen&slnprintedci.rcuit day of work, as a Bacb,1&2BR. Pvtbdrm,batb,furnor pvtolcsw/receptarea. '-"UICKC•SH 8178118 Reward 962. · 10AM·2AM . 731-4462 pie. Position involves boudsandtaucb upcard member or the Village from$220. llup. unf. No smoking, drink· ~sqft. 7S2·5Sll ,, A or981M2t4 · typing. com~ opera-asaemblles after n ow Aslociatioo. Rustic l , 2, 3 Adults, No Pets ing or pets. SlOO per mo. WA1'8 VIEW DIVORCE/Bankruptcy, t1oos & lots or telephone IOlder prooea. Require6 ~o:r.r :p~n: (5e:1~e::~~rt ~:.zes·7·9.orwkndl. NB Mariner's Mlle, ap-::~~ed'4lorD~ ~~\,i~le.youn ~.~onu~a?tyr:: ~~tbel~~.o~en~ a~~~c:t landscape. Blvd.> prox 900aq ft, 2 ore, c:onr. reasoo. Credit oo pro-& llaanolla. HB. 963-4. ing. 960-SU9 required. Start around aad solder dreult FROll $340. 546-9880 Fem to share adlt apt, recep nns. Prv ba, utll blem. Borrow oo the in· or997.Q:27 S-l-end_erw __ a_y_C_l_u_b_need--a $800. Contact Terri wires. Qualified appli· Ccr.~~~arnnca a.,_ 4000 M=~~~5~ta lnc,9650.5"-8678. creased value or your ladies wbo are over-Swank, at Ttansmark. cants may ap ply lo ---------1•-•••••••••••••••••••• O.CA.lltPOIT bome.Calltodayforfast, Found: Golden Retriever. weipt to train f~ In 6"-7MZ. ~or~~_::: W&l:Dut c:-•• -. 2 BR. 2 .Roomw/kitcbenette '"=:r:. *I LOC"' ... ON courteowlinfonnation. lrg. Vi c : Corne daneercl.se Is diet pro-liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ....-~ .,.._ ~ _,............. •• -'Ir "'• • . Macnotia le Talbert Wed. uni ""E hours appolntmeota. Ba,~· AC, pool, no -~•llP· fw 4350 .AppmdmateJySSOOsqtt. ·. • . 548-1419 gram. Earn$1,000. moor tu.AMIS"I pets. Children olt. $375 ~ ....................... Call ln4)97S-0121 /i'll\;Aiax ca more P IT as an BS· SECURITY mo. m.5881 Ambassador Inn in Costa ~ aanae, stotage on· IL-I---1__._. 4450 ~_,~M. e9111re JW.S FOUND: Btfl male Irish aodate. 973-9183 Mesa ZZ17 Harbor Ceo· ly. $3S mo. 1916 Wallace, --Licensed ·aome Loan setter, vie Edin1er & Slim aat. 40'1, enerieuc, (714) 768-2010 ~.._.. 3841 tra11y'located,23S~ms. CM,IU-Sl26;6'7.$895 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Brokers serving So. Euclid, F.V. 839-3t99 aft edlaeated. sporty to COO· AGENTS ·-••••••-•••••••• MANY wltb lt~tch~o. Slngle. Stol'aae Garage, 4 DILUXEOFC'S Calif. few 17 )'J'I. Call our 4.PM alder some awing as part Ckeafronta Bdrm apt, in p1ione It TV. SWimlDUll Etside Costa Mesa. $35 Conf. rm., seat 25, all near eat off Ice , FOUND: Tortoise on or a relaUo.nsblp. Go AIRUNE-BURR•HS CllPOUTIDll true old ll&ed. Vllla. pool, jacuui, and rec. mo. Sou lb landers. paneled. sm. wbse in re· 714-83'1-3744 Prospect St. Newport p~aces. Do things. M•le, . 'mes. secluded. private room. Dally la weekly 631-2l33 ar. 1 or 2 yr. leaae. Lake Short·-R E. -·• f"'•• Shores. M6.a&72 . 6 • 175 lbe. 51. Reply &x ZIJZJJe; I I .... beach cove No children ntes starting from $54 a Fore at are a . Kent ...,. ... · --.. 175, ~ Dally PUot p o or pe&a. '150. mo. yr l.se. net. Office._... 4400 Hartrins. any reason. Bill Daven· Found: Female lri.ab Set· Box 1580, Costa Meas: «·191 6U-e40 ....................... 714-581-9393 port. 5'9-'803 ter. vtc. Spyl)ass Hill. ca . .aa ..:SZ501BrCGttaae unrum. room +bath. THllfFICllMT MAIUNICBCTll /NEED 644-5003 -TOUCH--0-F_CLASS __ _ UWPaid!Encl.Yard llayli!_80mo.lnH.B.l ALTBMATIVI CoeatHwy,NewportBch Found small female do! ISCOITAMOOB. Available Now l49'11P> ml to 536-e82S Mo. to mo. rent incl: Leale 840 Sq ft. Ample I MONEY !.~.~ I r v i e w ate & DhcrNt s:rao2 BrW/PaUo Pvt room in &Side c .M. R • c •P t .... er v . , t::n'~~~:W't~ • ---.545-me 11..-.7118,2J.M23.7710 .. ~·::;;vde~~> ~~~~:es~· =:-=. ~e .:~i = can K. W1Ue1. camrrMO '.:.C:0:1~C:~~1.,:~; •': =!* • .. 631 .. SIS ...,.,, undeqroand Ilda PIOf&.IM taureWorld.881-llSJ ,.) __ • """ •JIESAVERD&• A:mon~ OJron.adel Maroa Coast M&3rdTD..... • .................... .. lllm'~.cndJtcards ~ateHome ~MO-MlOE Hwy, 1100 sq.ft. Good 75z..ltoJ Lost: 1$ Mo. old male Sd111t1 & Rmt 11.871. lbr, apt. Ira m"everydaiacMS-2I085 parting, dnt frontage. Arr&qedby ~.~ llc1j °t r-ln· I win&•• 7001 rooms, c:aoyon vu. llay Room 1n Cdll. Yearly. OIFRC.ISP•CE simomo.~ Coett..._~ """""" ma n e ••••-••••••••••••••• be eeen week or lloa M/P. VS7niceloc. A ton1\ae. PJea1e belp. ...._.1111_ lltb.$100.l'Dcldautll,no MCMm1 forleMe.DIOaqft.~bJk~.toOaq.ft.C-2.130 DOYOUNEJWC~ll? w.38U. Your bome ot tnine. dJildnn.peta.48HID tM S.D. '"'7 oa Crown · 11th St. $1'0/mo. l • t, 2 n cl a a rd LOST: Sm1 Terrier type Zinn JU uper. f ,._.. •200 V.U.,P~. MJllloo Dayles.9-WI bomeowner Joana ar -f9:n q, wb1te wlbnrn -.-. • STUDIO woodsJ at· --· .. -•••••••••• \lkjo.13l-a&l E/SID!! C 11 Sb rao•ed faat Bono• red coll VI lllOlphere, fplci. boam TWO Summer Rentals bobb • • op•• $lc:o. tlOO,ooO . flesible ~· Anabel:: c.:: .W.W..... 7011 dll, '250 tD0. util Inc. studio apt, 1pactou1: ZadJ.«;'f~mLapprox ale .. , rr'r lab, tsma.pelt~DOprc>-~W ~. Aft 4/28, .......... _ ........... . ti .._11GI • (Ille MlcoaJOMtloaklna ax!dttt O/mo. 1827 a-sme. . 5e-'1349 titllm.Call•-oo obllP· callcol.Jed21J·~. llaD wttb J>ic:k.up Truck. ocema, $100 •k .. CUit w .NBat-GIOO don. tar bin. U1 c.ype wort. u:.5°-=~~Cl't Dr.~1 1BR +atudJo 7aOSq.ft.C.JonNewport STERLIN FIN.SVCS. · 8Jk It wbt CoWe SIJ.p/llr+au . ...-S ~Clore to beach. couch, kltcb, Uvln1 "Jlllt moved Into town? Blvd. Lene Call 714 SlO<btr> ll'W>'..t.2 mot. ~It ~-_._... 7100 Olltrr~ ...-S dJot.n• al'ta, balcony 'nlentetacqualntedwttb ...-12 • Way.(;M.NM751 .,..._ _,. ovtirlOoldna ocean S* th• CJa•tlfled Ada. BUS LOAMS. 0 800 or ' •-···~··• ..... •••••• wk. One emc~y apL 'lbey're tbe euitet way W....._. or Worbbop more A11o t~ lnlC*. LOST: Sprioger Spaniel, Mc I I~ A•ailM911.$.100mo + tofmdJutttheltemund Cent.ICM .• '-I> to 8000 '10.000·$10,000.000 F. II, ltYU'/'Wbt, lo Me.. ~Y.UU 8'!C ... CIUfDr.4'M.303 aerviceeyouneed! eq.ft.ZS.tq.fU0.4751 Stottm.4436 Verdeatea.54C>-80 ....... . . ' . .. . .. .. t th 1m ¥1ate-CA (Sala DieCo Fwy. to El Toro Rd., east to Jeronimo Rd.,BOUth IA> Loa Al1$0S) Hefp ~ ma_lte security a PUCASANT experience. Dual roles or security ..S Mnke to the airline traveler . It lakes a clelrf\al, cowteous, will- • n 1 a n d 1 i a c e r e F.q\&a.I Opportuelt~ pcnonality. U you can EmptoyerM(J'/H meat andtreet hWld.nds !~~~~~~~~ of Important people 1: every day, you can be l•---lll!mllll!l~ ..tdq witb Ill in l.. ~-I.EIS tJ\an • week. car and RitJ.u It::' ~rC:: & PACltlEIS · furn.isbed, sa. 71 /bour. Day m;;.meota. rree parkin1 and ex· · GoOll 'l*J weltiaa eeumt beneftta pectqe, eondt.. ' ~ No ex· Call« apply lo P H'IOD. I*' Dee91, Call 'today It BNS start***""· ~o~ offi ce • ~07 overload -117 ..... m3BUU9l,N.B. • Equal°"'*' EmplDJer J ~'!'!!!. ... !!~~ ~'!~ ..... ?!.~~ ~~~.~~ ..... !!.~~ !~~~ ..... ?!.~! ~~~ ..... ?!.~! ~.!~ ..... ?!.~! -~---·-~--fl-' 21_._,9_1_a _________ o_A1_L-.v.-P1..;,;L::.:o•r..._.1ei::;..&.z • ••••m IOA1'I c:&.mnPllT D!!fft'~~t. ~por'd •••ALOMCI ~. "'-·Ftt, H.ipW..ted 7100 .... W..tM 7t00 w...... 7100 !'If• W l 'l T,. a 1 a . -wUlllld (qr...,..,.., lo•• ••cr•larlal a lo,._., prae. \Q work In £JectrocaJcs firm ln C.M. 1-JPll. Call Janice'• ........................................................... •••-•'!••• 'll..O. -Yadlla. llD tMM>CIP • mlia'Mtoce. g:r•I offlte nper. fWl I~ prac. :S Day .-. P'lrlOO w/pn'l olc RAlapdy Aml'•· MS-llOO Ibid. llvo-ln, lovely N.B. MUaSIS MOIS Ph la.CM ••pr tar. Olll aft.er I. ontca aJ)llle&raJ>co. wkOda, url.r aftot, " Ult bltkpn' uper HouMe' needed. home •IPrh'ate room.$ l-1 f..0 tlzne • .Expw'd • RIAL UT ATE ID.OU Good compuy baldlt.. beeeliQ, ineeaUv•, H l lndudelAJP4'AIR. Ex: Iii ;'*" da11. wbda oCI. Eq. ~ apff'OVed cert Uc roq'd for aalvled -~-------11..;;:;~I0:7'_0= ... =.::--:::-:=---~ opeo..•t:m S*''d, reliable, mature Ml=· oP•~ •p•akiDI preferred. 1)rotram. Alao, wkl'ld poi. Som~ travel. • ..... MAMA .. •a-.,;'.4-:-To~e DentalAaa't·Dofouwaot ~-~~reble. Valor =:-:.~.~~· =--~to~tu.rec!,tu· n•n-..im -~,~"!.,.,.ln.'-:=Ll"'~..: •·-p •AIR•-i-.....,. a career lft ortbo U81na --v-.,540-92M. Hou.selreeper, mature •mkr a....-• · eaa e v. i---------.,,.... --"" •-......... • live-la. Handle 1-house, · --lbp, ell c.tt.rSt, CM =&o· .. ..;; ... ,_ ,_.,_ ftna ID Newport Oeottt. ......_ all your RDA skllls? -------• -• . .n.1-• • ..... • -• --..... Good i -.. '°"to SIOO per wk -.0121 •••• ._ 3 .--.u. P1't nll/ba, MA1nS. aclullve motet _.,_ 'a, W,.. WU. oppol'tuAJtY for Low tutdan. PfAcemeat Or ILOMCI Sa.I. open. L•~ve In La(uoa &eub. NUaSISAIDU or Realtor Auoclattt. SlOl't, Dai Moaltoo ...... wtlo would Uke to ..i.t.1$&.9UN. 8ecept.. DeatooJy. ege Co .• electroolc ....... ....,_ f /tl(QO cau--..... t l!sper'd 7.3, Country Have need fOI' I IOOd AIC· • '•.,.kwQPlala work 4 lloun,per day o db fl H 8 tnlgoeidlr/Ume""'non ' ~ Chab GoQv Hom•. tiM-1==-IOD. ~tarv~. E•· C1 1rR....-cla ~~·· · · tor aeo'l ofc ~ork . Holaekeeper. for few hn IWnt. Q•an 18-25, ckpeo· ~ ~C.. perleoce •lth 1811 lfrMNWaS awitc:hboa.rd rdlef. Telex a.clly, forelcterb' J&dy ~ dable. bardworlrer, to•---------lllON ,.. cl. •AllfOLOTMIM osteau/IJ compuler HOMWA.K.ERS· DINrA&.ASSIST. etc. Muat have 1ood son. Must have ur. pall'lt~ clean It repalr ..-sesAIDI •-,.r • J'lallorput.Um.e. Lea.ro ~~twt=.we:!: Choo.• tbe ctat• ·you Ortbodootlc cbrtide. ft&UNaptitude,llypeso 645-WI apta.$14Qhr.a1.om RU11a Hlt1t fbpllal, c:o. ...... 141.7729 tht auto bullDeD from .......... Pt Ume ,. 11.. r~--HB .......... ~ wpmelectrictypewrtter. ff .. 1 1501 l:.. ll&b St> H.B.~~~~~~~~ tbe iround up! Op· tact Joa.nno Scott at •Vt•• • u•Y• • ,.....,., · ·-·-· xtmo0pc>rt.oJiam. Call ouaeaeeper 1ve·ln. Male llouaeteeper, live-~.!XI&. l- J)OrtUb:l.y lot' advan~· TranllQIR,Nf-7342. ~a= ~:!i Deatal~oniat. muat foraJipt.loduatrialRela· YO~I Newport ~ub ln.IWerences. UCm'T'IOMIST ~See Mr. O'Neill OT ·--w~-r-.......... all. Great be uper LDc:l i.oaur. tioos {7U)839-D>O. famib'. exrr Is rel a re· 642-5218 .... AMS P/U01e. S3 hr. Pleasant Mr. Pierce. HOWARD Dyn~':cont. br~;';rn• & some Pe~slon beneflta. no ~Ca.trola q'd. Pre 0011 1mb. &~S IW'roUDd.inp. Mlllt lype Cbevro&et, Dove II Quail Ina Industry OU: sed!ng wknda. No uper 0~. Sat s. C.M. 557-0700 Irvine Mf..f18I ~Tram.. Xlot beaeftt.s. S.,.vlew ~ed"':'no~:IJ: c:~ _Sta_._. Newport_..;...._Be_;,_a_ch. ___ 1 bk t p' r I exec us It. will train. M1at be bl schl Dental Sec'y /bkkpr for F.qual ()ppor Employer Houaeteeper • live lo. UJOTnl Conv. tap, al 'l'burin Daily Pilot. PO Box 1560, Auto redio installer, ex· Clerical lkilla req'd. Call e:rs~ eQjoy people. No Newport Beach or· must drive, in 1ood IUlll Cll.~ a.ta Mesa. Ca 92lll2S r:rie~ed oaly. Apply ~ lftv~ved. tbodont.ist.6'2"'612 health. frwtotravel. top r.......I StlllS r--=°"'==c:-.::l::H:: .. :-:: .--1.~~~~~~-s 10ffice10-5pm salary, references, ..... _. ~ptionjat/Secretary .A. Stereo. 3721 s. .~ .. -cnawL --WW ·-·-....... ., .. _w-~r I edi . Bristol SA __.a 71'/l!llMllOS Dental Aaallt, chair slde, tn ._..._ Are~ Career ........ u ... ....., .,. • mm ate opening ror · .~ L..e•-.&wy /'VV\11J"" b---.. • 1 h N.B. Pleasant gro"I NindedP-'•Fol': 350 CIJn ton. C · M · ~enced recepUonist A u T 0 a ---......--~ ......... t UDC I l.AaERS Housekeeper. full time. .......-S56--0lll22 to .. __ .. , b bo . E N T A L Growina lnaurance a1en· " diMe M Ba ... • pract ce. Exp pref' . liW>ln or out. 3 children, MAMA&ll TIAIHllS •---·------,.......,e usy P aes. TRAINEE Oppor. for in· cy seeks q_ualifled indiv. 2l2E. ltfh&."ca1 raer s. _~ __ ll22_______ HaveopeQiq.sforf/lhne Optometric Ass't. Back maU. good typlngabWty. l ~= :=! !~; to mainum a«tog re· Dent.al receptionist 1,,.. w:J:::; Needed!!! ~.;s ~ ~:.J!·~· ;:;:; & p/time clerta oa 2nd" die dilpenslq, contact ~~ lut:~~~ 6~~ ~ 18. Prev exp not r~'d. cords in all bkkpng ••COOICS• ~ Expnec • S&octClerka 9&3·'8$5 Aslr for Mr. 3rd lb.lits. II lnterea(ed, lens delivery. veriflca· Newport Centu Dr . .,.__ resp on a i b 11 l ties . Busbovw •-.. ,_ ... w•·be-. · -,,,;..,., "'"'pp'-.. ._ n ---lvina Smith contact our nearett tion, some front offc S 1 , -~ W/klt man du es. Ins .... d •-,, .......... -•• ............,,, .... --~ -mart-,. to .. -..,wledlCll« 32 .. _ u te 1220. Newport , Advancement avail. to urance ""'1 • nper. New restaurant. Must have phone & relia· "'°" •0 IUIU ,m· , .. ., per Beach92660 ••auto P-•-• --·-ter man. w/Saferom pref'd. Good ,.....,.. ..... ..... ... __ .. ,_ •. 1 bJe ttans~r .-.. & _._0rt HOUS8CWa 12M2Lampeoa G. Grv wk. 962 l ...1.---------........... .._. a.al. benefits & adv po. ..,__ UMN•WOAUWI ... aen c: ean· ........ ,... 5 Morninp or 5 after· Mmi Lhru Fri 9am-5pm FCEPTIONlST TYPIST ~Good driving req'd. tent. Contact Jan Hess. ·~ acceptiq applica· 1ng Prr for equip real term ass menu. Holl· noons p/week. 4 hrs rorinformatioopbooe ORDEllLIY Need oae men girl to ~·-~--"-'~------• ma83. Uona 12-S°claily. 448 S. store. 16·20hrs/wk. day & vacation pay. ~d.ty Moo·Frl or Sun· (714)53'7-4MO for Sat & Sun. 7.3 for l State .. ulual~-vi'ngs Coast Hwy. La&una &&Sm60. Ho~pl · allzation plan .. -. Hous.....,ork, laun· v-··-• n.. ....... ""mplo,.,er .. _ "'--round out busy office •AlllDS • .,.,.. 4001 .::a-•-~r.NB Beacb,4.97"'441 1---------avail. dry .... s"i.-i-';,,"._ __ _._ ~ .... ~ .... ~~_,~..,,.,~· .... ~~"'~~! conv ....... p ...... ,....r'd pre-Basic omce skills. & , Salesperson needed for .. wuwa... Driver p/t for dental lab. ....,,,,... .. -CIT4UIQ3 -f'd. Apply in person. pleasant personality II t new Ir I.med Porsche, vw F.qual Oppor Employer Ideal for housewife. for bu.sy professional. MANAfllMIHT Beverly Manor, 340 Vic-must! Please call btwn : 4 RV saJes. Immediate IOO«ICEIP-_549-_2.002_______ Must have own traosp. & Rellabl _tori_a_._c_.M_. -----1--9-_12_._63.;..;l...;·1_700,;.,;,.. ___ _ f opening. Full time. Fr· Y 5" . c 0 i. ... refs. $80. p/wk. &CO-e960 e person to start & \nae benerrts. Call for In· o I . a 11 r es s ' v e O KS •DIUVa/,...,,._ own distributor c:ooault· Ortbodoft.lc ~onist-UCB'T. p /T , terview; ask for Sales Anaheim acct'J firm Neat appearance. good ll4IC Drf • lmw..c• ~ buslne:JB spare Ume mature-offi ce ex-Needed ror Sats only. , .. _ loolting for bookkeeper, Xlnt pay & company driving record. over 18. .L j• •• Exper Insurance Girl w thout investment & pertenc:e necessary. Ca.U644-MIM. -... write · up work . benefits, vac:aUon pay., Deli of bl rln •. 54.,...741 l')ojday for busy Costa build a secur .. future. 644-1405. 1---------•111...aoo 493-4511 quarterlies & misc oftc .......... insurance. credit very uep ts .. (Aero.a Ftom Mesaotfice. 833-0427 631·5008 .. ~ERS It.. PAINTERS ---------· ,.. _________ , duti G d n _..,.... graphic art products in Or~Co. ••-rt> "'"',. ... -~~IONIST ·Auto Transm R&R man. es. roun oor OP· union, oppty for advan· Newport & Tustin area. ,..,..t'V MAHAGRJaETAIL HELPERS """"'"..-' / F/t. owo tools. Exper portunity. Exper req'd. cement. Apply in person $'Us+ inceotlve. Call Equal por Employer KEYPUNCH OPtl. ,.. 175-8336 PIX OPERATOR _pre1 __ 'd._548-_22BB __ . ____ ,._n_•_~-00«-7860-K-HPH----1 ~~!:t"lin~W!t:,; 640-8700. ~~= k:~~~t ~~~. ~ se~~1,to~=rs PARENTS-TEACHERS Blyd. at Edinger. Foun· Bedt oak AIM& GeoeraJ Office Yr min exper. on Univac capable of aanmin1 Unusual opportunity in FUU.CHAISE talnValley. F.qualOppty Coilwinder&aasembler IECOIDSCl.BIC mo req'd Apply: Jack complete unit opera· i.oU!resUng educational BEA typin1. permanent full EmploYer for a.ta Mesa mtg. of G. Raub Co. Attn: Anne tional reapomibllity in uJes ~It. Position io· SUCCESSFUL tlme, for Trust Account·l•--------1 delay Unes & miniature Variedpos.IUooworting Stevemoo, 125 Baker St, Orange Co. area. Good volvea contact with SALESPERSON ingS3H12SMr. Lyons transform e. rs . ~/scheduling & collec· Cotta Mesa, 821621S. (714J pay. Vaca. Hosp inlur. parent& ol preschool & JUST BEING l'..w P_.._. Ewperieoctd or willing Uoa reports. Type 40+ 751·2510 Pension & Profit Sharing school-age children. Ex· YOURSELF loold&u~r, F/C uwpJ .,_U •• to learn. Valor Elec· wpm. Some accounting -ift?o-.......-~r--:----t Plans. Call Craig Martin cepllooal income OP· We are a "~t · · J .....,~ exper or training would bet-.. "'P"' "or ap t portunity Call answer Sell Avon. You don't company aoc7telf~s~f. Clerk Tnisl ~cs nc.540-.,...,.. be helpful. Apply , Na· Tut; olly Roger Inc. is m.iOOo'.'"" -,, P . fn&aervi~ ror apptwitb ntled experience because and urgenUy need F JC 1be Daily Pifcft-has an Engineer tiooal Systems Corp, 4361 taking applications for a sales manager. 557-1041 AYON ~ ~~~~C,.~ll~:e~~~ bookkeeper w/good AIR opening for a copy con· Auociote Birch St. N.B. 1Near OC ~!-u':i e:,uryo~!ater. Hanh ager for maternity <T30> E.O.E. ·~--background. Good OP· troJ l k la M 9-1-6 '-""' Airport> Equal Op. .,xpe~. s op in Westmlnster 1---------cellent; hours flexible. portunity for the right c er typ t .. ust • • .,.._.. ryHtr portunity Employer on~ JBM 3741or3742 is Ma11. Salary + com· Parting attendant f/t & Immediate opening for a Receptioni st/PBX Operator i.n our busy electronics manufactur· i.ng fum. This position Of· rers variety and public coot.act to the right. ID· dividual. Must have l)'p· Ing skill!! of 50 wpm. We can orrer an excellent starting salary with libera l company benefits. Please apply in person. . For details calJ 540..7041 p type '5wpm electnc & Qualified iodiv1duals re· reqUlred. Pennanentfull mission. 557.5734 for p/L Mual ............... valid orZenith7·1M9 penoo. lease call for ~e phones well. Job ~fd to fill eidsting open· time day shift. Pay will appt. drivers uc:.m;l'be neal ~~~~~!!---•f_!!app~·t~.m.~~7090~·:__ ___ , consists ol copy control, UllS· Must be strone in GENERALOfffCE be based oo uperience ii personable. Call TRENDATA Babys itter needed p /T Brokerage fl rm In fi1i.og & general clerical manUf. methods for elec· If you're mature. outgo. level. Apply In person Manager Couple for sml 631..e:!Oforappt. my home. S.E. HB area. Newport_ Beach Center duties. Opportunity for tr on I c cir cu 1 ts . ing, have a good phone 8.AM ·5PM', Mon·Frl at mobile home park ln , ____ _.;;..;.._____ CORP. 1:30 to 5:30 Mon-Fri, 2 has operung ror teletype advancement. Excellent Responsibilities a r e personality & enjoy 17°'2GilletteAve,lrvioe Tuacoo. Anzona. Write PART TIME StandardMemones chldm968-7071. ope~ator. M~st be ~x-company benefit.a. customer Interlace or working w/lbe public we LAI.ASSISTANT P.O. Box 892. HW>t Bcb DivWoo ---------• per1enced 1n the In· For Interview equipment Lhru circuit & ha ve 2 great op. F /ti E 'd 1 91216411 ""1Applied MagnetJc:s Co Bab-ltter. aft school & dustry. Call Donna Please call package design. Good portunlties for bright. me. xper n EVENINGS 3400W Se J V Pel'10llnel Office s•a r1i .. a sal. benefits in· VenipW1cture. Call for · gerstrom 1ummer, 6 yr old girl. Tassinari for Interview. .............. ....., -...... aggressive ofc assis· appt. 640-0140 ask tor UIMll'l181H SantaAna,CA92704 Own transp . Refs . 644-2292 --.ext ... ,, eluded. For intervw call tants. Youwiliperlorma Debbie. """"""91hl Adults wttboutstaJtding, t714l ~ext213 556-7248 aft6PM ---------• ORA.NGE COAST Jerry Stansell belwn variety of duties at a Very busy aalon IS in attractive personalitleti .. llap.larfe .. h DAILY PILOT 7:30am & 5pm, Mon large luxury garden apt Labor. landscaper, $3 hr need of a f abulous who enjoy worting with Eaual()pportunity Babysitter/housekeeper. & W...,_sea 330W. Bay St. ThW'll,PT87ll-4Con94l;_,_ or Industrial park in start. manicurist with all kids. St.art at $3.50 per tmployerM/F Uve-in, must speaJc Eng. Good benefit• Apply Coat.a M u""' Newport Bch. 646-9166 skills. Great ·benefits. hr. Phone 642-4321 #250, ~~~~~~~~~ ~have rels.Salaryopen. 3-Sprndaily. esa 1.804N.Lemon,Anabeim ~ eooc:t rigure aptitude, I ... ~·---·~ paidvacation,auperpeo. betweenl:~5:00P.M. 1- Please caJI M-F. 1·5 PM. Got-de Lb Equal =Wn.ity F.quaJ Oppor Employer lite btkpng exper .. rast ~A•' '"""vA"' ple to work with. For in· A* for Sllaroa 640-f313 (off.> Emp yer IXEC.SICIETAIY IOkey&typingofSOWpm PvtYachtctub,Wed·Sun terview call Terrence Equal Opportu.nity .,...!!!n~aOp)'S.ide Dr. N · 8 · Counter help ror donut are req 'd. These posl· >lOPll. f13.'1730 Wilsoa, ( 714 > 644·2800, Employer B~s~te~at~~etbii~telrn, """..... por Employer shop. ~U time or part Fee Paid. Nat'J co. Plush tions provide a st.arti?g LADY over 2S, live-in to ell\325. 1-p-.... --.."-.. ---____.----.- ....ion·Fri. own trans. CAMBtAPHSC>tf time.Slf>.2500 oeworc: in Irvine. XJnt saJ~to $800permo .. m· ca.refor2yr.old.5Days EquaJ()pporEmployer DA ,_......,.,ng aen>ice IEC£PTIONIST Trainee Consldcred With The FollOWUJg Requirements. Sharp Person Pleasant Appearancll Children ages 4 & 10. To work a vertical com·•---------• %f:'· Sl0,400. Also Fee cenuves. generous year p/ Nk exper & rers in~ Beach. Full & • 848-0480 mer c i a I ca rn er a . COUMTIR HELP Michel • eod bonus, free med/life fr1 ~ · · • partUme. E'!-perienced ---------• Familiar w/PMT pro· lOPM to SA)(, Winchell e Kubn 540-5001 insur & other great -Manufactunog-gene~al only. Vacatlon/G.roup Bakery Salesgi rls. ceu. Exper. firef'd. Doouta, 2S3 E. 17th St., Sneillng&Snellin.gof benefits. For immed. in· LeollSeaet.., fad.Ol'yworttrorsporting Ins. Call M6-M62 if !'0 Mature pref'd. Full & F/time. Co bene ,•-. Ap· C.M. Newport Beuch Agency t er v le w. ca 11 Bi II Busy t'aahioa bland law goods finn. 7 :30-4:00PM, ans .. call 846-asOo for Ill-.., 4340 CampWI Drive Scbatzleln. 642-8170. ofc $eeb girl Criday who Ste0-6142. tervlew appt. p/tlme. Apply al The ply, Pennysaver, 1660 "-~--,.;,.1, resnn.n .. lble R'"-.. De ...._ Co .,_,_ restp. Duties 1n Bake Sbop, 3t44 E. Coast Placentia, C.M. ":'n. ~ ~lOY· ~~ SD ve..,.,ment . ;i.., card n opera: II a r i_C!_~_!I ·rd ware PBX Hwy,Corooadel Mar. me.nt w/well est.abliabed --ecSecy a &oS12K GENERAL OFC immed don & .handling clients aaJ•~. knowledge An1werfog service nn~lri-n Cres~!f!.~IRbl'e,dAMepe!'.dEavbenle'. company. Mwst be relia· lnsw'anceSecy $1.2K opening permanent Xlnt skiUs a must· ol boata, marine equip & opaator fllll • Prr. CaU Good Telephone Personality Good Typing Sokllls Ma.S.Obr ._......'6 .--• ~ 4r personable. A peo... Ad.min Asai4t SI2K + part time: l 1·3PM. 5 days 6'4-9190. . retall saJea nee. Must be 835-81 COMMlllCIAL inJ shirts. Apply in pie orteated job. East F/CBkpr~onstr St2K week.Typing.pbooecon· !!!l~o work wkoda.•-----Ofl-B_A_T_OR __ LOAM SEC&ET ARY person Gift Shop, OC 81"1 Cleaners. 2547 Ea.st ReceptJOllist $700 + tact. filing, etc. Apply In Letterp~man needed. Q,..._ ,.._ Call Mrs. White for in· terview appointment ~~~-indbepeodent _Airpo_· __ rt_. ------• Bl"fDr,NB.644-0932 ~EP17eth~~~A.Jlency person, Kleen Une, 3301 Prefer retired. seml•ret.. ....... ., ... .et& ll-21 HF/~~I Lday 11lift.4~5ppsly .,.,':"" .......... u~g ank ex· CAStDER, part time. Ap· "'!"" ....., ... Mesa W. Segerstrom. Santa for Prr contN'ct work. ...--~-o.... aguna. " · per dcomm lloansecy. ply University Stereo COURIER Suite224 642-1470 Ana. EOE ~or960-S379 Call first class legit Coast Hwy, Lag Bch. SAMTIAGO IAHK · massage.. We will train. 49t-US1 1829 Newport Blvd, N.B. wanted for local de· Lifeguard/Instructor. Newport BctL 631-4838 •--------- 535 E.1St St. Tustin 642·9531 liveries from Corona del FACTORY POSITIONS GJRL FRIDAY · R d C PBX Operator telephone 832-5200 ---------i Mar to Huntlngtoo Beach Cerami c Caster s . t:.erz:i~r=-i_ Sumr::: MA 'r U R E W 0 M A N amwering s~ce. Over F.qualOpporEmployer CASHIER area. 2~ to 3 houn per glBUlJI. fuliahers. dAy & Unique & oulatandioJ thru0Ct30th.983-0311. p 1t1me to we l come 25. w/traln. Days. eves. Marine Hardware retail day Monday tbru Fri· night sh.its. Over 21. position for an excep· ---------. newcomers It contact &graveyard.835-3561 , .. Dosift- Aatoc.hlc: COSTA MESA C7141556-7075 F.qual Oppor Employer •Bank:ing--.------111 store seeks cashier . day . $3 .00 /hour : permanent position r 1 bT 11 Liv&-OUt. Reliable Chris· merchants.F1exJblehrs. • # ..--1-..C,,_ Beac.h loca, national Co. IX/mile. Call Carol at w/benefils. Exper pre· . .12~aw'..~atsm arl1 lotus ggoodr tian Lady, 25-45, noit Need car. lile typing. PDP-11 Receptionist/Secy 5,N'"sa ~ -d b r· 64().-,__, I · ,,.,., .... v e y, smoker non drinker to '"""""' Warm & friendly wtgood .. "'TfO• ..... s~v goo eoe. its. &ome ~. '""'""" App y m person pay JO. (i•n4 wo~•-g "OD . I '· 547 .......... ,.._ -5"" weekend work. Call B. -----• Vohann or California • """ •IUU .. • give ovuig care to 2 yr phone personality rt:· Must possess xlnl typing :.torrison,845-1711 CUSTODIAN 34.215 Doheny Park Rd .• ds. Duties include: Llte old child. lncld very lite Mechmlilc·Allto 2 yrs exper·RSTS, RMS. quired by busy company ~a.·'11~ & ""e mee•:-g tbe•---------1 P/time Newport Beach capo n-h. aec:marial, receptionist, hs. "'PDI· S days week. M cG y hts 1631 ll·basic:. Company paid ln finance & travel. OC _,.,,. .... ·~ Call E °" public relations •-all "' a ~gor ac • f publl". CASHIEll/~-'_. ves.673-1890 ---~-----.. Workio0 mother. In· Pla...-.'aAv CM rinaes. Salary open. ...,_,,,.,. loc. Typing re-.. --r-• around helper to private • .. -..u.. e, .,_ .... -· .... e to H-p1·tal q~~ •...,,,.Imo. ~ °""""" UHITID fUU time employment. male to clean & detail terviewing now. $59·5099 .x&U .......... -..... ~ ....,., .,...."""""""' C......._._. Men'sRetailClothing DATABfTIY boats foll time, at investor. P~sition re· lr'Yinearea. MIDICALASST. Financial Servic:~. 170 eves. 630A N..wnnrt Ctr Or Fasbioo laland Ace a al'-s a.ti 631N~ Beach dealer. quires very -good educ a· -, _-__ -_------• With front ofc skills. Newport Center Dr .• Ste•-----------,,.... fUU ti...,. ...::.Yuon open """' tioo, late model car, + ~ need e d f 0 r bu 1 y #aCO, N.8. Receptionist for beauty Newport Beach, Contact 759·1622•10amto6 Pm ~d ...... d " l ·--·-------superb grooming, ap-IHDEPEND~ opbthal.molt-'"•t ore:. Ell· ---------sa Ion. The Hair Robertvand lr t as a v1 eo 1sp ay Fl .......... CE an •. _, ..._ ....,., "'&"" PETITION"'"o" H di N "H ~J! ae en CLEANUP terminal operator lor a ~" pear ce "' wa1urou.:-. 0 '9EMT per. in ophthalmology . ~ ao ers . ewport .,...........,.. Basic I Four m1· ni · Large Re•1"d'l/Comm'I _542-_722'1 __ • -----L AM A belp(ul.5'M58$. Full/part-thne. Good Beach. 642-3484 Equal Oppor Employer Need someone r or .. Experienced loan agent -~-------pay daily 53&-m l c I e a nu P work in computer . Some ex. Builders/Developer re· GIRLS HEIDID needed to generate loans MEDICAL TECH -----·----.- ________ _, print.shop. Will also learn perieoc:e is desirable, but quires individual to bead Sandwich deli very. 5 l.n the Costa Mesa, Foun· Calif lie. Phone ~""I"" Plumt>eJ:!Helper. Dra10 BankinJ warehousing. S3 Hr to dewill train individu;8l with finance div. Strong con· Days wt, 4 llrs day. Own lain Valley • Newport fiora...., ... Hill....,..., .., men trainees. Apply 1837 St•••Rt Ir start. Santa Ana a rea. moostrated typmg ac· tacts to develop commit· lransp. Earn OVl' SS.SO area. Real Estate lie. re· .,.... _,,, · So. Bristol,S.A. C.tSen.Clertl ~ curacy and speed. Work meotslorprojectloans& hr . Call 8am-lpm, q 'd . Contact Neil .... QllAu, ---------• in pleasant environment equity captlal. Track re· G Needed for small In· C&.atCAL with good comp any cord&refsamust. Write ~ Bc>sman. (218>860-66770 .P. olllce needs ex-Printing dependent bank w/dnt b flt 1 1 d " v De 1 1 •---------(TI4)636-<J86J. perie.ncect medical a.ssls· benefit.a. Call Marty for Newport Center Finan· eoe s nc u mg 2 aco ve opers. nc. Help needed, Person Fti· Los Angeles tant.6fe.3900 c:laJ Firm seeks r esp. weeks vacaUon after one P.O. Box :!NS, Laguna day, must have Federal Savin•• untO S11tfPNR. UCB'll<>tflST Sporting gda. Mfg, typ. Ing. telephone. filing. 1en. ofc. dut ies . 7:30-4 :30.54().6142 .Recept/Typist, aptitude for figures. Exp'd. 4·~ day week includes wlmds. Boat sales om~. _a __ ppt_._640-S __ lOO_. ----i penoafor2ndsbift,5pm· year, company paid Hills,92653 secretarial skills+ offc EqualOppEmpty';"mtf Messeager5antaAnaofc. Barmaid. pttime. JOam· 1:30am. Accounting P"OllP insurance. credit --------• m a o a g e m e n t 25 hr IU&tantee + ex. 2pm. $Days wk. $3 hr. background he lpful. unioo.etc.Applyat FITTB capabilities. Contact, penses.CIUDavidSmJtb lmmediate opening. day Callm-3282. 9-5 Must be dependable. Ap-Knowledge of typewriter ORANGE COAST • ., .... ,. ... .,..1 SS _552-_115_1 _____ MAClllSJS 54M87l ply in person, Kings Inn. keyboard & 10 key by D .& 'LY PILOT _,...,," 120 Randolph St. CM touch. Xlnt working con· "" Full time only. Apply in Homemakers · Are your ......_ • 11corta ---------• da. & co. benefits. Call 330W. Bay St., CM penoo to Mana1er, Ma· c;hildreo grown? Are Yoi_: Machine Tool Builder u.1_.. BEAUTY OPERATOR. 6'4-G!OaskforShirley. betweentheboursof ble Austin, Draper's tiredofstayingathome. ne e ds I en er a I Top Money. Muat have Nig11el Hair Fashions. 8:00AM-5:00PM LagunaWllaStore,23621 Weoeedyou. Full&part· mac:biniata for wide 631 needs good aJI aroundl_________ Call for Moult.on ParkwayPla.ia time. Willtraln.540-7517. varietyofclosetoleranc:e _c:ar_. __ .au _____ _ hair stylist. 499-2721 or Clerical Appointment please wortfln dean abop. Short llatel-~t Dest Clerk. 486-5128 GBBALOFC/ '42AUl,ext277 HOSPITAL runs oo engine latbe11i Eaper. req'd. Apply, SICllTAIY Equal()pport;uQjty FoodPupwaHo. · =lcle It borbouta Quality 1.nn, 7555 Beat"b llWHG CLElttc Major real estate de· ___ E_mi>...;;...lo...;yy'-ee_rr___ And Hoste11. 10·3PM. .,__&____ c ... uirnd Blvdi Buena Part. Good typing. lO key. veloper in lcvlne has an Mon·Frl. Fast food EXPERIENCE ·~--·11--Geo'l secy skilla. No sb. immed opening for incliv. Dat...., Oprtr restaurant. 968-7521 MOT&. MAIDS _Deborah ___ ._845-_1_066_. ---t to handle wide variety oi The Jolly Roger lnc. is FIA.I~......__ Protrammtt Analylt. 2 ApplJ' At "111 time, Tldet Motel. eUlina clertt. Pt-time (20 work uaianments in our laking applkatiooa ror • ~ -~ yrs exper. Cobol basic. Paul Dosier Apply 1n penoo, 4.M-3lN. bra wk> for advertiainl corporate finance dept. lead cl.ta entry oPerator. Experlen · for custom Company paid frtnaes. shift. Eliperienced large -UC--OID--S-Cl_B_IC_ presses, single color line won. Contact: Some typing required MARTEC ...OOUCTIOMS IMC. 3311 W. MacArthur Blvd Santa Ana. C.lifornia tn4)5*90t0 An F.quaJ Opportunity Emp&oyerM/F, U.S. 0&1..,....1,p Required $3.00/hr wbUe training. Call Mrs. Stewart. -m-0460. R.E.Sa.Je •AYAILAIUHOW 2 positions in exc:itlng & expanding Century 21 Of lice! Call for appoint· ment today & discover: +Why we are better! OC Airpo tn addition the qu-... fied Mlllimum o( l yr exper picture frame maaufac· c:? .. 1 • .., 0.-0 , Send .... Alnd•a-. IK. llolelNllhtAaadltor ~ency or rt. __ _..'dates ... _ ....... ..:::...... OD .... _ JBU _ ... or ........ UI'. --1 - . ~ -a ........... A = i ..... ·-" I Bright, alert person . ........., •ruwu..--...-UK ....... ,.,_ turer. Full lime . awnetoffoafttal Finan· _._... ve "'-llllW.mou . PR.ODUCTION Postioa. prepare in· a min 1 yr ofc exper .• reqtared. PermanentruJJ Park/Line Frames, cl al Serv ces. 170 ColC.alleta...,. • Qu.attty lnn, TSSS · ~c:es. accts payable. type 80 wpm w/ba.nk.log time dq ablft. Pa) will lONl Ellis Av e, Fto. ~Cent.er Dr .• Ste 1714) IH-7075 Beach Blvd. Buena TYPESma + Wby we are growing! +Get your license raal! +Why we train better! +Bow to ear n bit: money! Be i.tac:t YOU caJJed ! 979-1050 Century 2l Surf halt.)' Some ex per req 'd . exper desired. We offer be baed on u"Pettebce Valley~ #:MO,N.B. ,... Park. wtexperteacecp•rt·Ume ..... 1--an outstanding com· level Apply ln penon l:' .. ualt"-...Em..t ..... er II l ..ta-) ,.._ ______ _ ...... -..... .,a ... II Fri • a~IDBB/....,._._.... ··---L .,... ...... ..,....... .,..,, ot vated women, -..Y• 1• ---------. penaatlon /benefit OftJIJl•.,r.... OD· a~ •~-..,_... ~TD~ llM ......a.a.. t-0111..A•-A-T-.... P/tl ..... -·-·-ct b : . Hriout about 1-.. ro~ .... -------•1 .-.-.e. Please call or '""" .._ ...... ,,.we me 1u. .. .,....... u NotrtakJaaappUc:atioal. ~l•IST/._, the family 1.oc»m. u;:: apPly, 752·2'113 lollunt Bc:h. OnlY expr'd ~ oa Tues " Wed p tr led It SB.ICTl.IC II P1d110N.._, .... .,.,,..._ Ir mature need apply. ahfir apm. Bob Bum.a Tepr., F~ • wot w / ExcelltDtWOl'klni 2082 Buaine.ssCtrDr For a>pu Newport Mon/Wed/Fri OG.ly. Call Reataurant, Fublon Set'\11> It s&ort nm mm, part time. C.11 CoDcmloli8 Travel A&•ncy. Muat S3f.ma T·•·-NB lathe. puncb .,,..... Gd orQPt.4N-51• &litelOO Jrvine bavtr:ootcftYCl• It know a••-........ ~., oppor. lo expand ...., ........... 1...._ ApplflaPenoo tr.w~ Work •pprox s --"""'~'-.. w/~ co. 5 Day/40 1tb ! di -~ e>a.u•ICOAST c:LmTYPIST hts a da.1 Jloa·M Hrly Fttlme. No exper nee:. Nllhla, wtnda. Apply hr wk. Co Del Ufe/botp ~days OCJlce ... lat. DAILYPl.OT ....-lkb llle lmur. co ml.! + mlleaae. Apply In pereon , Wpm, The BoubeD E. ln1. Cole tnalrument \.t-1 tn R91'tOA. llon-SIOW.BaySt. llM.ISTATI SM.ISPIOPU loc:*inl for a sreat place to wort? Before you malte a decision. call 540-1151 and \'ltit with DaVfl llJhre at He:ritqe Real &tate, Newport Buch. ;;;:d. Jood typltt 150 1 Newporter lnn, • 1101 IM, 151 s.. eo.t Hwy, Corp. '1lt) Ut·UOO. :.,.. t:=-2:.aJ~ eo.t.alle.sa wpm>for 1en1 olc duUel Delhe17 for early AM f~8d, .. rt·8g·oSeeE NB !:qua} Opp Employv E.o:s. us A~ &pl.and.tan, Ask'°" Paul ~rd R.E. Sales pmldon. Dict•pboae U • newapaper 111 Np&. C.11. ~ --wn-. ......... ..... ... ~ ........ STS S.Qeaaeot.e Equ"1()ppol1 . tr pw d.traa.. Sal •. llultberdlable.SISOmo General omce Mature..,..,. OISICL9lK ~'-"""" . . ~er l'EllNC ~.:..~•a·t.·Pleaae Good co. benefits. +.MS-OTIO woman w/1eaeral offtce . rf O~~-l4PTCMTIOllCS Por experienced real __, ... ,.... ~ GM4iSO. alilla •·ex u tet~ Ai1IJlf m pe1n0n. aa • -... •"-"OU,...., .. <> Girt ~. ta. iYPinl, ,,.., O.r •• ~~Office Delivery maf>, early ce · Siad Hotel. USS So. ~-..!f~.a.IDt~ft attractJ¥t, artJc:ulate. Exporca N& m:AND estat e Uleapenon. -mcsoN--"'YACHTS Wbaof tSboa Wooderfln rtul Whorld lDOrnlDI, L .A. T\mea ~'!~0:-~ ~~ Co11t Rwy, Laauna • ov ...... me .• vuu;.ra • ~ODPOrWntty. Call n&n. U'PU· Cootact Irvine area. Call D11wn JIS10..Ava,IA PP J, I l at route. C.» .. 11tt Bcb. N. PleMe all fi _. .. cb. JDQs. ltlt'. 1i:IO lifcOaw _...,uMks5o ~...t...s 833-3700 forinlerview. l33..fli600 ________ _. YoUf flnitrUP8 every· M\Dt have ~ble m.nn c or a.,.,_. Ave.,1". llf.SM.4110 _......,. ~. .. ...... U•tllf d • 1 ! 0a111 Pt Io 1 ear. Good Pl1· 5tf.44l1 ::r:: fmBL Pftlme at\Uleot ~o do Oa1111lfiod Ada. To place OEN'LOfc, pret. lumbtr NXOl'94TOI Maida; top ••I• pa.Id. MneL'94/0.t* malptenaQce work at Some banquet 9Xl> n~. 1°'&fad,c'1lt42·5'78and Dental Aat. onbo, thr, _,..,AIR It ln•°'clA1. AM sblft. Q>alact Mr. Apply: The Ion at 1J.T 8blft. Xll:lt beaellta. Parl1Ra&aiatoro. App-PboneafUpcn,MM788 i.t a Cl..itlod Ad-Vt.or NB. 4~ dyl. °"1lo n )t Ir -.i tM IOOd lYDilt. St Halman. Airport~ ltlo ~. w No. Cout &.J'Vt.w Conv. Hosp, ly, as Newport Blvd, Sell t.blqa raat wltb Dail>' belpyou. R.0.A..Nq.eo.JDI .. NCMNG.N.!r. HoUl.aw770. llw)' •• LAl\maBeacb. q&ftQrin,CllMU505. C.M J>UotWutAdl. - ' .. OM.YPllOf .a.w_._, 11ff ...... IOOI flu bat IOIO .. u:ltl••• IOIO ~......_ tOlO ...._W t060 ;;;J'"' ................... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...,..,....... ••••••••••••••••••••••• POISALll CASJtPAJD l'wo&winbci••Prin11mau ••••••••••••••••••••••• flUJt-YAMAMA ~W::aes• JI MllitWuea• JIM MlltW_... 1llO Tnlrf • bea"&lf .. I an•'1··• Fer~ IAMd lW"O, anU· llOO.£rl'1Scbwtnn bike"* JohMon 40bp xlnl D .. L.S M;'f" ......... ••••••••• ~;;T•••••••••••••• .. ••• ~•••• ... •••••••••••• I lf"NI n .. • u " ~ u'a "·hwinn 9"1111\ • ........... __ NEVEi\ A t•Et part.Mr ded wtth WO ~ clrTV'116T.aW i;atti du-~ 0 td-· cood. orla owner. $400. Yacht BrMcra&• a•~ l ••ran' W8&ADT S.C,/AS 11 t•lwe Nat'lcolnbeautF~hiori Prt.aaed bark awlvel Haod crafted lO' Oumt lble/4 cbnh.~r Callmss7h nytime. =Wanted! CHAHTECLAI R, lat OUT&IJ>••p a WOU """" cl L••YOI Beach. •·•· ·--'"· ood • .,....\ •A cbain Call Shlrley Mon 111 dw ,...._,,, aa 1.a -• • • "'""" ..,,.;z R .............. I ..., .. -"' • • Ora.nae couch 1tlnt cond -4 a -~ '°" upn'd Poll ll••· Salary .U tc>-per mo e-Join tbel r 1 ta ff . daytbruf'rida,yat *575 or oCr Ma-oz73 Def LargeCanvuSe11ndSk1 ....... ,ower 9040 Y.clit,.. W hU'a la •-P•r'd .... _,......, 1tutbe q'a ~able cxpor Con1enlal bou. Xlnt 131·2110 lOAM·Aft•t:ac>PM • Umbrella •••••••••••••••• .. ••••• 21J&"'-BJvd. u._i....o ~ Cl'I« 11 ud Jllf'IODable. m rwp 1«retana1 wotk. .__ "..--8t atartini aaJ 4N-~ '77 a Ai 11 .. _ d v ,....,.....,. • ... _,,.,. Ira .,..,.._, bave a1at drtvui~ .int lY:~~ akilla plu.a ._. .. ~ . l ~ n~ · 5.5 •Ul>. eep · Ne#POt't BHch from l ·S. 1 tt2 MH ;...._ 11.lll'lli.&.e.a lo ....,._,.. oai••--avail ot HOO . Call R ta, TREADLE SEWING KinsSlze~Complele B toola three 30 .. Se~ta G. i lps 2 $6900. Ph m4)87J..11211 ~Bl¥d. l to. ~ •'-----"-' ~.Coastal Penon· MACHINE xlnl cond s.tOO " s · . 497~1eves ._ _______ _ -----"'_...;;..;-.' --1 .teom. e/oDaib ot. In ftnaoce dei>t. AJ>ply. nel A,acocy. 2180 Harbor. suo. 4lM·5351 arWlcalU ll"Opb R. Pl•nt.a.b5l --------·r.taJina 21. VHF. elec. --------•I PO Box Ulct~ Co•L• CIU' Hall. ~5 Fore1t CM ~ dWn& I t. euona e B e r t r a m :i 2 • R awt ouibd. lLlnl COPd. Jll:S1'AUAAHT Mda.,Caa211 Ave. t.aauu Beacb Mdovin11 ; 1so,tibdl blrc1~ ~. "Mooa00&e", world re· 113,000.ao.SJU COUMT9 PalOt•• betoreSJ~fTI • 0 rop ea a e w .. t'OAi hokier at 17 mph. i..::.:;.:.:.:.:...~-=-----'''ft"U..M .,,. .. _. I 10 chalnt. Vinyl hldeabed. New cu;;,:~· cus tom S.ata 7. alps 3• bead. 2 32• DSLCuttu. '18 RelalJ/W~ marine See'y/Bkkpr Property UTILITY ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• Blreb ead thl. s.tpc cor· weave a teak, UM lteeb Unser-Chev 412 c.I. F\1.1.\y equipped, dlatress bardwan •W• oe.0 Mncmni-typin1, Phone, r R 0 l:lT DA Iii AGED ner octlooal couch. ydf:lbr•aq yd. 6'4-8749 eng, finest equlp. Always sale, thousands of dollars ..._~.Kaowled~e aboftb&Ddootreq.Book· --ON KOl'POlNT SALE. S30I Chair 64'·0857 alt mall boat-" motor. lathers a nowd. beJowmkt. d bcNltl • exper ~ d. b 'f lcnowledae a muat. f"Ul.J W. Warner 1ll' Harbor, 4:30pm man'•"""'"• dlabwuher, Complete w/matchlnK S£RV1CEAFLOAT Nat'l cow /iood bmellta, NWprt 8di. Cell for appt. Santa Ana '19-2921 '.... .. w trail Id t an YA CRTS lnaur, vacaUOD. Some 752..e.100t'7sa.M60 General Cleanup or ol· . -..,.s. 1055 bileetc.?GMOZ3 Priree •• ~ oooonc:sii 201£.Cst.Hwy.NB wknd work. Beach loc. S . 1 d ,1 1 & fice 4t manulacturinc Wuber dryer a.od DI•· ........ ••••••••••••••• 21S /626·687't 9.i2noon 675-3211.2. Call B Morrlaon ec )' or a veh an areas. Minor repah bwuhcr A·l cooditioo KAREN " KASS IE HFtlR we8da •---------~·Pte__~Poo"auor 9·Uam.6'5.m1. ' Nageencw Yorr°!., <>Gint•";e~~1· wcrtc. M.ln!mum 4 houn m .eacbN-SMS Eatate Sales: CoUectors ys. '3dleseJ, race/cruise, .....,....~ -........ ~ " "' per day. Hours nexlble. DRYER Frlgidi It baraain bunters DUPUCATOR WIZARD 15', 50 hp 9 bags of sails, loaded JhiJ\a, hill and part Ume. Salea penoo. part time. varied work, fOwpm on Stut1ngrateS3anhour. wbt, iif~· nu. $l•t;: paradise. Complete ~.Model 70 complete· Evinrude + Traill'r. w.-equlp, PP5S6·9133 Dll,y-Wft st.arting wa1e for Book Store, S . IBM se.lectrio, llling. re· &U-l&l• 145«133 houMhold to be soJd. Fri ly rebuilt, used t time. Goodrond. $600. &45o-3646 T•• '"'A 27, 18, dloette SUS/hour; 1w1n1-1hUt J..aiuna.496-3701 cept ., <oo S /H or Paul i "' •Sat1~3.~Larupur, lnrludea chemical & ru.u" 1 t. r l in I w. a e • dlcbtaphone). Bright Dos er Gaffers Is Settlers Under CdM paper.Call l-737-6449 Bay boat. 18' Laps\rake Int .. lttras. slip avail. u . a~ / b 0 u r ; a n d Sales person ~xp d flt for aell4tarter. aood phone Aaodat.s, IK. D/W Id Classic: Gray f /B. XJnl. $12,900. PP. 493-7327 araveyard·shlft startini ftne wom~ s ready t.o personality. 4·S yrs ex-3050 Redhlll Ave counter • 6 yra 0 · General household sale: X1nt cood wrouiht Iron ~/trade 759-0260 wage $3/hour. App Ii-wear. Nell s South Coast per. req'd. rrso or more Nda work. $35. 551-1644 clathing, toys, rum. etc. us· dlvtder, vinyl wall Barney Rae~ Sabot. uil cants must be 18 adU Plua now lnterviewint. for rl I ht Person . f1i~J~s::~ Kelvinator Frosl·ftee side l8S2l6 Santa Tomasa Cir .. bugger. twln matt. & box l•--------i 1t5999. Best fer ackept· over. Please apply in ~ 213/lllM3SB by side refri1. Good buy. FV. SatltSundayonly. &prgs. 551·2738 · SEA RAY BOATS :!iy Ce!I 640-ll08 w dys person: Sales/Stock. Mervyn's is Service Sta. Attendant. ""~ualOpporEmplo'-'er ~-64Z·l765 HOUSEFULolFurnlture s •al salt~a t e r .,_ th N rtl IZOS..._ COlhlW.... Equal Opportunity Employer 11/F RESTAURANT HELP ,.... ., • .. .,_ U& al e ewpo o 11· Spa.rit Qil wit.cir. used now t.akutg appllcaUoas exper'd. FuU or p/lime. ..... 1015 incl Dryer. Toys. sml •P· aquarium. fish, niter. the water show. Demos once rainbow Sllil!I ~~~~!~~: ::!:. m~StaUon, 17tb Waitress .needed for ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~:=~~e~26 ~~~~. mNB~ ~~v~f:.~.x~~·,.roo av~.S~M~S $1~.'962.aM7 lnp & weekend shins Ori&inal Pilla, full Ume PUBl.JC FURNJTURE DAILY ·73 14 Hobie w/trlr. cuatm available. Apply 9811 Serv St.a Help needed im· & Prr. S3.00 hr. + Ups. University ALhletlc club SEA RAY IOATS sails wtjib, trapeie set. Adams Ave, H.B. btwn med. )I ust be 18. 673-14.51 •All:TION• Pots. Plants, tools, membership. Moving llOlCoast Hwy, NB . new blocks. line & tram· lCM. Equal Opportunity Oay/nlght shltts avail. WAITRESSES aU blfts M sprinklers. misc. Sat Sun must sell racquet ball 631.2547 poline. 51300 bsl orr Employer FUll or p/t. Apply 990 E. •--t .,._ , ~ w' FRIDAY 1:30 P. • SBt Park Dr. CM 645-7032 memberslup alsacnhce. l~~~~~~~~~li~~~~t ,.~,..aft~~S:~30~w!k~d~s~. _ -.......:..........:...------1 OrtHwy.NB ..._y,._.vros, · (DealenWelcome> 213 -995-0124 d ys.1-..,., ~ ......... 5 ... 155 Coast Hwy, N .B. CONSIGNMENT G.A.D.A.GE 21J.431S039 GI l9'1Sl!i'Tid aft /trlr& ~S-"'-a -~~-i-Service Station Atten· betweeo2·Spm. STOCK UQUIDATIONS RIUll · evs enn ecr w lcNh., SHpa/ ..... , uuu.w d 'd D & LE cover. 50hp Johnson. tn· Oocb 9070 Uper'd. ant, ex per · a Y w t IC bi ti MAST8S AUCTIOM S • Carpet, & pad, 140 . q yd. hull canopy Xlnt cond "'· -·u •. /U A a1 reu om na on A h b • · · ••••••••••••••••••••• •• .:.ves . .-u ... p me. P· . :ms~ Newport Blvd CM Books furn kit II P· short s ag, 1 pc umt $3000. 64().6198 CaJl673-2140. ply, Shell StatiOll, t7tb & Small cofreeshop In N.8 . 833-!1125 646-8686 pllances, & .iilsc. 2460 orange 1 yr old. You Slip w,1U1ted for 27' Motor Secy AdfertfM•• Ini.ne, NB. ~,:r02~ call aft S pm, Or•naeAve .• CM. Sat&·! plrup, $40 all. 846-0798 dys 24• Sk.ip1ack. ny bridge. Sailer. Nwpt Harbor -radio. depth finder. bait area. reward. 759-1477 Secretary, mature resp. Service Sta. Attendants ..__.._ IOZO S 1 i::.i .... le box spring & mat· •n-o. Top ond Call alt 6 We currently have 10 t I (~) P/tl t f II w~· W..ted -r--3FamilyGarage a e. ....... .......... c · Slt"p wanted ror 33· par y w ex per 1n .. me now o u ............ ••••••••••••••••••••••• San tress. Englander SSO. Lg PM 673-ll!ill openings for Individuals architectural design time in Summer. Will No phooe calls 'please. '*IS & MOPeS 224l ta Ana Ave. twn antique gold finished · · sailboat. Call Barb dur· with some fast food ex-firm office procedures. train. Apply, 2S90 Appfy lllOn\5, Sar1eoti's CostaMesa lamps$1Sea. 7S2-6146aft 24'SklPJACIC 1ng workin& hours. perience, however, this Typin&speed&!iccuracy Newport Bl. CM 8'3W. l9tbSt. CM Ntrewade&Cyuaedl • .~uyc · !~~1.: 4 new dlx din chairs. Old SPM 1975, FIB, loaded. must 714-640-7991. i5 not required. These a must Experuse of fit. . c e • o. -. b k ---------are full and part-time Ing & rue systems Non Serv.Sta.Altend. F /Ume. Wallpaper Newport Blvd, C.M. tant1 l°be ~best. co;~ • RefrlJ. aa ls. Slate Pool sellthiswee .846-2995 WANTED-Sl.lpfornew37' prim1rily day positions. smoker ~2880 · Exper'd, Ute mech 'I 2 Prr. 14/F, pleasant. ea.mo m t . 0 1 r · x Tabte' newly covered 18• South Coast Classic, ~boat.. Temp. or perm. Houn and salary are · · knowledge. Apply 2590 bardworkers. Gd ad· One eiah Record .. ly.pew~r. a.mps -ds Sofa & Love Seal. xlnt Gray Marine Eng. xlnt J1m631·9'18Sdays. open. Apply in ~rson Secretary Newport.Bl.C. M. ~anceallopp. Faateshlglnro'!V· lOspd.Rall Motobecan~ ~·· C;.~aL"fr~e:· cond. Philco. side-by-cood .• 547-5812 ; 67S·9106 Slip wanted for 38. power Monday-Fnday, LOANSECltlTAIY mg w paper ca m · · litde. $1!i0. as lS. 4 New Upm. With exper. needed for SGT.PEPPERONIS the west . Apply : lOspd.673-1485aftS Horwl 1060 tires. plus 6 lug rims evs. boat. Huntington Df:L TACO. IMC 1720&1perior Ave C-Osta Mesa, CA small indepeQdent bank PlZZASTORE Wallpapers to Go. 2300 Cats • 1035 ••••••••••••••••••••••• mounted. less than 200 Harbor.84.2·7500 w/xlnt benefits. Sal com-~~meHl~ a{~~! :;_~r • CM < 71~) ••••••••••••••••••••••• Registered Arabian. ts ml les •. Bri dgestone loatl. l•/ Dock available for power memuratew/exper. Call lion near oc Airport. · 2 Female Seal Pl. hand&. well \rained MJghtynb. Beal orrer. a.rter 90&0 boat to 35'. $85 mthly. SUzi,forappt.640-SU>O. Mustbel8orover.Apply Warehouse & vehicle Siamese kitt.eos. 8 wks Engllsh&Westem,must SS1.(j11S6 ........................ Ba.lboaCoves.Mr.Loog. F.qual Opp Em_plyr MI F SECRETARY-Super inperson maintenapce, deliveries. old. $35/ea. Pb 661·3067 selJ.846-1162 Stenograph machine. Charter 60 Plush ya~ht. 673-9114orl-323·3902 group of architects need 2300S. E. Bristol Good dnving record. a.ft6pm. Quart H ldl 1 used 3 times t ripod, Reas. Hou~ly. daily. loah. 5pHd & • excep&iooal gal w/good SantaAnaHeight.s Heavy lifU,ng. NON· Dop 1040 Has ~how:~ :~Ito& Sam&onitei:ase:$225.Afl weekly,MeJUco.67~2172 Sid . • 9010 lebif Sales sk.IJJ.s for Ver).' buay ofc. ~4 SMOKER.. or~.ing hrs ••••••••••••••••••••••• Western riding. Spirited. S,493-7282 loafs. 5Gll 9060 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 9 fw• c an. Please call betwn (NexttoMcDonaldsl ~Sat,~!~i:!~St~ Golden Retriever pup-Wanta ex per rider. Bi Ca 00 area· custom ....................... l4' JAVELWN. w/trlr. No • M.'P -1S11111r 9am·lZ.631-1700. F.quaJOpporEmployer ~ew!3-s. Mon-Thurs. pies. AKC Field & show 673-5918 · iz!.de~bmna.ugahyde Hobie 16. good cond. eng. $300 /or bat ofr. ~active exper'd forSECRETARY·lntricateShe-et metal workers, SS6-6981 . Window pe.t. Shots, wormed, Boxstall.s (semi> Back coucb·bed, clean. very Xtras.$1400 _ss_1_.1_S93 ______ _ bi&tt lasbioo store. Ex job. Xlnt typist. No sh. weldtn1 ex per. Call Designs 3195•D Airport raisedw/TLC.Xlntdlsp. Bay$7S new. Cost $700 sell tor 645-0733. 631-1956 4S2 lr\j Chevy runner bot· per'donlyapply. Operate or lear_n to Gre1.~U LoopOrlve,CM. (213)42:>-1561. ·MS-2536 $300.Lyuiron.s,Tlgress CATAL1NA30 tom.allstaWessbo&es. ~POS operate Kag 11. Small STOCICIMCLI( WELDER Yorbbire tel'rler pupe . .__,_ 1070 ltTiUeistwoods.64NM4 Late '75 dsl. extras. custpaint.S6500.CaUaft 29Fasbioolsland,NB law olc. Airport area. Uvn1•tmo-r'""6lv&sbtp Ex H l1 h Cb.amp bloodlines tiny _ ......... , ----•"•• • S29.SOO. P.P.673-1174 6pm 963-2051. • CaJl644·26S2 N.B. J-.. ~~ per. e arc _..__ 3 lb tud 'm ........ •••••••••••••••• ~..-"' •10 ..:..:......:.;;.·.:.,_;, _____ _ No le al experience procedures, have worked Call Grea S48-36U ......... & se ce. ......, IQ .p llt 15 RETAIL SALES C:um.9e82 in electronics co before, 5»5649. WA" 1 ED ••••••••••••••••••••••• P011lUonsnowopenfull& call us for lnt.ervw IM· ****** OafmaUan pups, AKC. TOP CASH DOLLAR Officecbnfrom$1.to$10. p/IJmeforooeotFashlon MED. reg. Champ. lines. Call PAID FOR YOUR Woodea & metal .desks Island's fl.oest stores in Secretary We are an equal OP· WOMBC & MB4 aft.1PM.58&-ll88 JEWELRY, WATCHE.S, $75 ea. Office partiUons. N.B. Ask for David EXIC.SIClETAIY portunlty employer, of· Earn$3400amoormore ART OBJECTS, GOLD, New wooden files. 2 Moore, 7~. 1beJolly Roger, Inc. bas fer good pay, benefits, selling mobile homes. DOOTRAtNING SILVER SERVICE, drawer $64 ea. C.E. l .... S .. 11•11 Exper'd fol' hardware &lo paint. Laguna Beach Lumber Co. 48'-6538 or S40-GS'1. RN/LVNWbds Night relief. Frin ge benefits. 1445 Superior Ave. N.B. 6'2·2410 an opening for an ex· growth potent & con· Will train. Call Paul, Pvtcluses&boardlng FINE FUR N & AN· WHOL~ALE OFFICE per'd sec'y to report to gem.alat.moepbere. 63S-<W1:22Anabelm. JobnMartlo 548-0059 TIQUES.MS-2200 FURNITURE, 2044 the V. Pres in charae ol DICC PlllCelllia. C.M. 631·2777 t he Building Design Irvine 546-4731 Doberman PuJJI, AKC, for c.oclrtai1 rln&, appraised or631·2570 Dlviaion. Outstanding sh YAIDMAH sale.twksold. &10.D>. Sac. $8800 -2k•--...;..,.-n.-----1-090-& typing skills are req'd 7-UStore. FuU&p/tclerk Rental ceoter has open-661-2820 t714) weddinc set. appraised ._..,,_. for this position. Xlnt for nl1hts. Apply In l n gs tor 2 men . FNeto Y• e045 $38110, Sac, $1.990. Call aft ••••••••••••••••••••••• working conds & benefit person, 28933 Crown Mecbanlcal knowledge ••••••••••••••••••••••• aPM.675-l'TU Caabforyoorold_plaoos pkg wblcb includes Valley Prkwy, Laguna helpful, neat handwril· Male, part Shepherd, M11dtl121"' 1071 ~t~usl1c arious group insurance Ni& ing nee. Weekday off. , .,__., benents&profitsharing. Swi .hbo d 0 ·1 Will train. App).y, 1930 ~~~'a 67Y~:..JsOOafld ············,·..:·a··,···•••1-w--u--n....----od-l Apply In person 8·5pm tc ar prs, WI I Newport8lvd,CM ,...._.._ty. ....,.., MACH" ur tur v•a•n. m e tH'S 121 M Fri 7042 (ru u train. Apply 2SO E. 17th 6. Deneaser . Phi Iii ps. 4140'650. 7·3 Charge nurse. Posi· A:::J.rvin: 1 e e ~~· ~ l, (upstairs) ~ Small rnlud gray ar white 60''1":it36"x30" running . 644-0857 aft4:30pm tion avail May l!i. Good --------• _________ ,•••• .. ••• ........... ~·· female dog needs good gas,beaLCallS46-2901. S,arflllgeioodl 1094 Sal & fringe benefits. RN Ai111¥1H 1005 b om e, 6 4 4 · 4 7 2 7 Lathe. 8 new 19w ~4 .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• "'ll M--''caUoos full or ~~UT••y ..,. ... ~ .... Sal-••••••••••••••••••••••• ...-... "" ... ...... ~ -,.,....,.._... ...... f/Vea/wauu:> $3.SOO. Milling B new pra-11kis/boots/poles. Pili.me. Xtra orieotaUon Fee Paid. RegiooaJ olc. LOOK AT AMERICANOAK HELP'. 1 need a "'-me. 8~•28 .. SlSO~. <213) XJnt cood, great buy. time for nurse who has Pleasant worldnf concb. Largest Selection ..., ~6/645-C701 been inactive. Mesa No sb. Xlnt benefrta. To I In Orange County female blk Husky mix. 11 961-XM · Verde Coov. Hosp, 661 9M>.AlsoFeeJobs. THIS.!!! St.ewartRothAntiquea mos675-0S.14eves Radial drill, 4• German ,lmlo. Ceater St. C.M. S48-SSBS. Michele Kubn M0-5001 n...Llf9 ~ E. Dyer Rd. S.A. r.. 1050 1900, P>OO. Lathe geared Hlff. Steno 1098 Soelling&Snelllngof ll•r.tH (atNwptFwy)751-8922&f bd 22x41'' Hvy dty ...................... . SALES DOYOUP1.AY THI C>afiAM'/ tfto. .._.. tmy be a cor••r for yo• et Org•• lxcla••9•· s..w.I .... !I• ... ...._WfltM"9traf.. fie -111. PrnloH .................. .,. • .,. ,_. e .. Mrs. Jett, 17141 51'-7302. Sa.lel. exper in womens shoes. Cameo Shoes, So. Coast Plua, 546-5210. SAL.IS -Fine jewelry designer nds mature. <tesp. salespenon who deal.res an int.eresting p rr PG6i· Lion lJl a beauWul en· viroomes:rt. Must be ag · gn!llllli•e •sales oriented w /proven sales a bil. ~ Elaine Schlup. 301JbrineAve, Bal ls. Sales · Great opportunity for advancement with fine ready-to-wear stores. EQer sales & cashier poalUona, full & pt-time avail. Apply Gene's, So. Coast Plua, CM.5'5-0124 SALES-Mature woman hr F /time position. App- ly Decont.or Line, So. Coast Ptua. 540-T1'17. SECRETARY NewportBeachAgency ... ......,. for ,..t't•-------• •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• Ge'rman $3000. (213) 23" Color TV, GE. COD· 4340Campus Drive & f /tl .. telepho ... MUSIC BOXES! Player **' BUY** 961.·MM .. sole. Xlnt working cond. --------•I salet reps. ~ood pianos! Nickelodeons! M uaed ~r:"'re 1ft Misc•••-1010 ~~an Clemente *Sec:rl._..llS. * --"'--., .. .,._,re Phonographs! World's ~PP anSELLcea 1 Y w ••-••••••••••••••••••• ---------.. ----. laraest selection seUor aor ou. Sony reel to reel Tape Bkkpr/Recepttype~ ..... 4JOOcl 9IOll•1· Catalogue $3; next 6 1.s: MASTllSAUCTIOH WANTED Recorder. SOOA. $100. EmployersPayAllFees Ho•rly ••g• + sues $1.5. Also cash re· '4M"'&llM625 TOP CASH DOLLAR Paymaat.erw/cover,idat Ui Reinders Agency b ltt & pr •feed gist.ml, mechanical antl· PA J D F 0 R Y 0 U R cood. $50. 97M748 N=l~~~~190 co••lulo• wltlle qUeS. Visit ual See the 2:,'~ea.2eodlables ~:,~~~: Hitachl colorT.V. 17'' lyr Callforappt/eetab'M .. "Mafkdali sMfts. buie ornate "Taj 631-0185 SILVER SERVICE new. Sti1l under warran-We ...b ltt. & pro-MalW"automaticbrran FINE FURN. & AN'. ty.$2:50.Callbefore3;00 . .............._ --leatu.red ln Los Angeles Chrome 4' alass din rm set ~1 --------•I~.._..,_.. "'Times'' and ''Sunset & bar, worth $2000 new, TIQUES.MS-2200 ----·------If Y.. C9 .. or IMrYe ... , •• ;ne.'' American --11 .,_ or -· .. e ofl•r, S Brand new • San.sui re-....... to ...... cal htter;alional; 1802·0 i4&G' ~· .... LUGGACiETAC9 ceiver, PbllJJps tum ta-ACCOUNTING • .tttllh It! If' KetterlllJ; Irvine, CA from YGW' buallless card. ble, technics cassette (714JllJ..1095 92114. Tel. (114) 1s..1m KlngaUebed$40; maple3 Send one card for each deck. Quaduraflex n..-ru...o ... _bSat drwrcbestw/mlrror$40; tag plus ooe spare. W speakers. Willsell$1000. SECRETARY YOU WOHT .,....... .......... --· twin beda, llte uew, S2Si returo permanently Bought for $1250. Call BE marble ccffee and ena sea.led attractive tag before3:00. 64S-3SS1. GET IM TOUCH &ables $'15; pecan coffee strap, meeUng airlln . _....._. 01s•npo1 ....... E •THAN'S table~; cbild's 4 drwr J.D. req~ments. Pre· New FM/AM radio , "'"" M.-"1 cheat $20; dinette set, vent lost & theft! For a stereo, pbono console. OPPOttTUMfTYJ ~ :;;:Jrain, table & 4 peracmallzed tag enclos $40cash. Callseu328bef We are seeking a Lllrwtft.lllc vt.nylbluecha.in wallpa~r. fabri c or _7P_M ______ _ qualified Account1n1 ........ ,,___Employer ANJIQUES $30. All items in very will"Da,y ... ~ ..... ~perrim~e loth&..._... Secretary po11essing .,...-.. v....-good cood. San Clemente ~"'" • • , __ ~wpm typlo• an an.. 8-0322 •·-. Or •-two cards ... ...... utu11e 1or llJbt ~·ccowrt· W.1l1s• ~toba~ ...................... . Ing aul1omenta, and TBLEl.Pn Two comf«table recliner PRICES: GaMuil 9010 abWty to UM your own lmmed open{ng for W•l~llSI c b al r • , f I nest $2eaorat$S ••••••••• .. •••••••••••• lnltlallve. Working In sharp penonable p/Ume nauphyde, 1 burgundy, 4/5tap$1.60ea. this capacity, you will re-~!:!'.' ~~ ~u~ Clearcmce 1 gold. "1nt cood. Reas. 6/9tap suoea. CENTURY port to the Controller and exper. pref'cf, but will Sale 5S'M'll20 1oor more &t.40 ea. Ma.oa&er "' Accountin1 tr·•-. Irvine Savings, Watenroru fialerbed, SaJesTu Incll.-led and be respoasible for tw1 i I d t I NOCARD? typing rmanclal atate· 752-2800, EOE. 20% OFF ~ ~~~·~~ Draw )'OUJ' own or send IJY :C,~:."T:OC:e~ ~ pd~t~~·:; · O _aft_SP __ M ______ 1 ~-t!': ~pe~ IJ SHOW more about this OP· wk. apply blwn' IAM & New 1bipmeot. arriving Bedroom. twn beds, tag.AddZ'i'each. =y, call Mary Ami aPM at. Bruton Mfg, soon dniuer', etc, nvtni rm, Send check°" mooey or· PllC£S at 714/15U5U. 1733 MOCU'OYia, Unlt z. 18HI lll+y aofa, 1oun1ers, tablet, derto: Ext.au. C.M. llMI -··· dinette ael, rdri1. 1 yr PU.OTPllMTl*f sc·~ BOATS ..:..;,_____ y.. 1st old. Color coasole TV, nr P.O. Box 1560 ftll ... Trainee in aircraft part _., new. $5f..5l71 ec.ta Meaa. Ca.1l12128 WJ-radlllt.e stcn. Neal appearance lly 5 •s1•i'1• -o1-.t M0-75et nn .. Mcmn1r Knee bole desk, Delilnen Leftovers Llv. ... ..... ," '440VonKannanAve ·~-· Ill C;2~dln.S100ea. rmllrttrat$400/ofrSOfa Fhld what Y°'1 want hi :J.:£!~~ ~te vitamlo en· l8JlS(Mfft.81ilongle) Y a, nu,.,.,~ tble •· ~t. cbalr CllV. Cllter DaUyPUotClusiftedl. ~ulatlon machine. ~ Vdley ~ :=:1'iv':t. ':.>. aS ~::Uszo up~ = ...... fltc. ......., W.-IM 7100 """""Wlllh4 7100 ~U ~·.· &&~~ t61o X 68 t:d t.bl, smrbli top, Qn8d rm. Steeper aola uoz .... :.~Bl. ._... • ...,. -"" FriGI .Appl} $450. Open to offers. $125. Sat fr Sun 9-5 332 cvucnu•• ·-.. -·••••••••••••• ·--••••••••••••••• •tO. .ll·F, LlDwUco 14ba, 54&-3519. Eveolna Canyon Rd. ......,71.oll I 21.e Nftport Blvd, CM. • ............... ,_ Cdll .....,5'-5 I ZJ TellMon1 You Love Her This Morht:Fs Day send Mom a grt:ering all the worlJ ca n shar1.1 on Sunday, May 11. • Express your lovt: in a Daily Pilor Mother's Day Gree ting. Ads come in three sizes: S 10, St 5 and ! ~ for ihe speciaJ child's size card. (You mu~r be under 12 ro qualify for chc lirrlesc ~ret:rin~). SIO Ir's easy. Wrice yo ur mt-ssagt: ro fir che bord~r shown here:. Brin~ it co any Dailr Piloc offltt' prior co noon May 12. Or, you mJy mail a clipping of rhe border w1ch you' message and paymenr ro D.1ily Piloc, .~ ~O W . Bay Sr., Box I ')60. Cosca Mesa, CA 92626. ... , .. y.-· i 6 ca 1 For help wirh your ad or if you have any quescions, call 642-~678 . A fri endly Daily Pilot ad-viser will be glad ro help )'Ou SALES-MANAGEMENT Mlbae-1 .,,.. -... ... .,... Walnat table/ I ebn + -==--------1-_:=:..::...:...:.:...:..:..=..:......_ TRAVELAOENT elDPii'i. made 1110. c:IDacabmet. XlattGDd. AD1one need any old 9• Qlw Dtn&h1 (Sabot And. if you like, you can charge your Mother's Day ad. Your cn.-dit is good wich us. or you may use your Ma ster Charg~ o r Bankt\mcricard. r THE LOOI Famoua for lbe finett ln Pleil'• le wocntn 'I' E uropean cJotbta1 hu (2) Immediate openln11 f« uatatant man•..-. la botJI men'• fl womt0'• atora at Publoe Ja.laocL Prior ftlShlon bacQround Dffe1MIY. Sal + comm + pUit lbafln1. Call few-appt. l0am-6pm Mon tlu'u Sat THE LOii &44-6500, 54M5GO l\l11 or ~·time{ muat Beautiful cond . 2 tcTSMLa61·1T• ma1aalneeT 1101\11 tne> w1,,.,,, car rack. be aper d, call J m $ej ma,,,_w • pGl\et' beM, womeo'• bomemaklnt ..,.. _...,. GaieTravel14M481 .,..J.MO.Aft"s.-.na lll&ate ~ eol· luuea daUq back to•---------11• fee 'bl• end tble, ms. Good few-DurMf'1 ..... ....... TY~~:-OPPCXIUMITY ~.S:::S•:t =.•acc=~!;..!X! ... !'! ...... !!»!! 1100:::: Fri S.S. ~~~· lmoc:b oft.a When Y«N cbmt. ~.:i~ :";:.~ Jwt plain readiJll. Pboot WANTED!!! ~ y,..Ntrwport ' uae ...Wt-leW.al Dally l•mr· ban1lnC lamp, ee.wm. A UMd v .H.F rad.lo ror • PUot QaulAed A4* to 101 frame mirror, llOVINO -SeLL1NO pawwboet.OallDaleat TYPl.l'I', esper, '*'from retch tbe <hqe Coast taaal ebn. all llh new Al.Lt Uv rm, bdrm, Spe tn4)-.z7(». ta.,., ore, :t d1ttwt, market.. COQdftkm, den f\andlure. W.ll u.lt, deak " chr, Tbun·Fri.S.t. S.A. ar PbaDllOM'?I bd.raa ut, br'lc·•·brac. a.rst.ool. lbla A lamps, YANllAJl dal q . Alto ?!:~.Fwy .. llra Sat, Aer 29, t·lpm. mlac. All quallty. Oto. s.ta. Tom Rlker, -----&am .,, .... u . 80\197. dlr.MW58.l DAILY PILOT 642-5678 • ' t tm 8-da SL125, xlnt cmd. ... battery. wir-~ht.es. 873·1485 •f\ '71 Triumph 650 Lo ~ llany xtras vry oleelUIH31·2508 FMC, '71 customized, +all '11 improvement.a, loaded w/everylbln1- lmmacuJ•te-the Rolls of motorcoache1. By owner, 173-6087. um Arrow Motor Home, 27', many xtras. Xlnt road. 982·6587 eves & wtmdl .......... y ..... 9530 ....................... O••IAMCISAU MOWOHIH Only J im 'nogu left! Fully Hlf·cont•lned mttorbomes. No "re· asoaable" offer refused. llLL YATES YW.f'OISCHI Su Juaa C. piatrano 137 ... 00 493-4511 1972 Pord ~ too truck, 39,000 ml with 9"4Ja ' C?•mper, b•tbrm & abower aelf eootaloed. dual t.att.rtff, •D1lH ·~~ alr, cam~ J dual abaut, W.. antl•way bat tr-. cooler. Real tlHD $7 .. See at 111 l . 1ltb St. Cll. Nl-1411 ATV f.W.Dr, traJler, $750. 551·1211/da ya. 644· &WI..._ 4~Drtwt tSIO ...................... '77 1-. C.15. V... P /S. u.•all500. -- WIWIU.IUY YOUIDATSUN PAID FOR oa N(Y1 TOPDOLLAI POITOPOAU BARWIC I< DA T'>UN i; . I I I I '> ·1 '1 J I J I ~ WE BUY CUANCARS &TIUCKS ....................... '74 Dart Spee'*'*'· v .a, vlnyl top, ••rf. •ler, '2'100. 646-SN7. • • • • DIMO ~JrC::~ • Power Steering • Automatic Trans. • Power Brakes Set.t2J37U8flt503525 • WSW Radials •Gauges -.ys11• • Tinted Glass • Sport Mirn:>q • Power Wil'ldowe •AM Radio •Tilt Wheel • Rallye Wheels .. llAR DEUYERY lt7e PH .. IX U SEDAN DINO ~~::~. • Automatic Trans. • Power Steering • Power Brakes • Power Door Loeb Set t2Z69UIW109283 • Power Windows • Strato Bodtet Seats •Sport Mirrors MLY$6395 • Cruise Contrd • Tiit Wheel • Raltye Wheels • W/S/W Radials •Gauges DIAIE DEUYERY • AM.fM Stereo 1971 IUND PRIX U Set.J2K37U8P521248 $, •• ~~ • Automatic Trans. • Power Steering • Power Brakes • Leather Bucket Seats •Console • Rallye Ats. Handling Package • Digital Oock • Cruise Oontrot •Gauges • TlntedGlasa • • Sport Mirrors • Power Door Locka • Power Seit· • Power Windows Ii DEUYE . Y • AM-FM 8teteO • • TlltWheet •Rallye~ 76 BUKJC SKYHAWK v.e cyt .• 4 ~. factory air. s3995 power lleertng. N,i-FM stereo radio. heater, wsw. tinted glass. rallyes. tilt. defogger, hatchback.(~). 76 DATSUN 8210 4 ,SP••dt. radio, h&ater,$3195 .,.. ... , ""'9. raltye wheels. tow mnee. (810NJY) 75 PONTIAC ASTRE HATalBAOC 4 speed. factory atrS239 conditioning. radio, heater, whllewatt tires. tinted gl..., rallye wheels. (119NRR). 75 MERQJRY MONAROI v-a. auto. trans.. factory air, ... 3995 power ateerlng, power windows. heater. whitewall . tires, vlnyf roof. AM-FM stereo & 8 track. (996MOC). -..0 '~''rc'd WHll: • 8C ory AJr Cond. • Automatic Trans. • Power Steering • Power 8f1ikes • Strato Budlet Seats •Console • Digital Ood< • Cruise Control •Gauges • Tinted Glass • Sport Mirrors • Power Windows • AM·FM Stereo •Tm Wheel • Rallye Wheels ' •m•dWltll: • ory AJr Cond. • Power Steering • Power 8nlkes • Automatic. Trans. • W/S/W Radials • Twd tone Paint • Tinted GI.a • Sport Mirrors • AM-FM Stereo • Tiii Wheel • Rallye Wheels • Power Windows • Body Side Mldgs. 1971 llANI PRIX ~ f' ~ ... Wltll: • ac Ol'Y AJr Cond. • Automatic Trans. • Power Steering • Power Brakes • W/S/W Radials •Gauges Ser.12J37U8P502037 G•LYS6148 • Tinted Glass • Sport Mirrors • Power Windows •AM Radio • Tiii Wheel • Rallye Wheels IMMEllAIEDEUV.aY 74 PLYMOUTH DUSTER e cyl.. auto. trans.. factory air condltio,vng, power steenhg.$269 radio. heeler. wtlltewall tires. (040LGE). 77 FORD GRANADA · · v-a. auto. ~. fectory air. s4995 heater, whitewall tires. vinyl. roof. tinted glass. wheel covert, AM·FM stereo. (823RCJ). 77 PONTIAC TRANS AM 'f V-8. auto. trans.. factory air. $EE power steering, power windows. tinted glass, AM-FM stereo & tape deck. rallyes. tut. I T (2W87K7N111672). " 75 FORD PINTO WAGON 6 cyt., auto. trans.. factory air. s349 power steering, heater, whitewall tires. AM.fM stereo. luggage rack. (03eMPO). -· SACRAllENTo' <AP> -A barrase ol opposition from tbe food IDdmtl')' bu sinothered a proposal to make food com· panles list the sucar coatent on labels. • The proposal by Sen. John Dunlep, D-Napa, failed even to 1et a motion for puaa1e Wed· nesday after a beartn1 before' the seven-9*Dber state Senate Health and Welfare Committee TBS -.., WOOLD have ap- plied to loodl lD which sugar cona"'wa.d at least 3 percent of lbe c~. 11'e percentage or reftntil IUpl' by weight would bve to be indicated ia a circle 1rapla.· No otliler' state bas such a law, but eongressional hearlngs are apected thJa summer. •"Tnrs WILL ACf to make the publlc sugar-conscious and make the public aware of what \)Jey are ~uming," Dunlap -.id. He quoted prtvale studies as saytna tbe averace American consumed two pounds of •Uilar vinually JOO years ago, and oow @nsumes that much each week -ff more than 126 pounds a ye8J'. P'leasant Reminder .............. ~.April27. 1978 O~l y PILOT AIJ Hosts · May Be Liable SAN P'ltANCL~O <APl -Pl'fvate party· givers who lavish their company with alcohol can be held liable If a drunken guest injures someone after leaving the party, accordln1 to a new California Supreme Court rulln1. The landmark decision Wednelday extended the UabWt.y ln alcobol·related lawsuits beyond commercial serven of liquor into private homes and gatbertnas. "A social host who rurnlshes alcoholic beverages to an obvlollsly lntoxlcated person, un. der circumstances wblcb crea'-•~uonably Court llpho 1 ~ ~ foreseeable risk of barm to ottlen, 11111 be held U..13 legally accountable" to others wbo are Injured because of it, the court said. Krishna R'.giht The liability of a commercial outlet bad been established in a 1971 state Supreme Court decision. The latest decision made clear the court's SAN FRANCISCO <AP > _A dispute over a Hare view that legal responsibility for servlna alcohol to Krishna member sollciUng at an airport has led tbe the inebriated doesn't stop in~ and the like California Stij>reme Court to declare illeg-.1 a Los "Every person who sells, fUJ12}sbes, gives. or Angeles law which prohibits aucb acUon on public causes to be sold, furnished, or given away. any property. alcoholic beverage to ... any obviously lntoxicat· The unanimous de· Ange lea International ed person Is guilty ol a misdemeanor." U said. cision Wednesday by Airport. The court said when the Legislature enacted a Chief Jus ti ce Rose Jn its decision Wed· state BusinessandProfessionscodettmeantcom· Elizabeth Bird said tbe nesday. the Supreme panion sections to be applied to more than com· issue was whether the Court noted that the merctal vendors. municipal ordinance Hare Krishna faith re· The decision stemmed rrom an incident more went too far in restrict· quires.believers to go to than two years ago. James S. Coulter attended a lag tree speech and ex· public places to dis· Foster City party at which a woman named Jamee er c is e of religion tribute literature con· WUUams was served "extremely large quantities·· g u a r a n t eed by the taining teachings or the of alcohol. · I e d er a I and s tate faith and tbat persons Later Coulter was in a car driven by Williams Constitutions. accepting the material and sufre~ severe head injuries in an accident Tbe high court ruled a re asked to make which left 1alm paralyzed on his right side, impo· the law Wlconstitutiopal mooetary contributions. tent and witl a apeecti loss. because it gave oCflclal.$ ;:;:::;;;;;;;;::::::::;-:;.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;:-••unbridled power to pro· hibit constitutionally protected forms of solicitation.'' Don't miss the BIG BOAT SHOW . • Dunlap said refined sugar ''contains no nutrients other Ulan calorjes. There ls mounting 6idence that sucu lntate has irlany W effects" causing tooth d.ecay and contributing to dtabetes. obesJty and heart at Licks Jt 's nearly that lime again and Honey Bee Novak or NBC's ''Rollergirls" TV series bas a clock drawn on her back to remind eveeyone to move their clocks ahead to daylight savings time Sunday. The diligent artist is un· identified The decision reversec! the conviction or Henry M. Fogelson, a member of the Hare Krishna sect, on a misdemeanor charge or soliciting con- tri bullons at the Los at the ANAtf!IM CONVENTION CENTER .... from Dl•nert•nd NOW thru SUNDAY r ... "I He Drowned ~ Vodka Swigger Sinlat SAN DIEGO <AP> -A man reportedly seen swigging• from a vodka botUe while swimming-o(f Cardiff Beach State Park Wednesday, was later found floating face down in the water, says the roroner'solfice. The unidentified victim, described as a "distinguished" looking man between 4S and SS yean old, was wamed by sw1mmers to give up the boWe but apparently ignored their pleas, officials said Raw Milk Sales Dairy Plans Court Fight SACRAMENTO <AP> -Alta Dena Dairy, or· dered to hail raw milk sales since April 7 because -OI alleged salmonella contamiDaUon, says it plans to ask a comt txrtift that order. , The word came Wednesday from Leonard Chapman. plant engineer or the dairy which keeps ita cows at Chino lD San Bernardino County and processes mUk at the City of Industry in Los •Angeles County. l'ru -.. Permit~ SAN FRANCISCO CAP> -With the cause of the accident which resulted ln four deaths still a myaterJ, tbe lla&e bas revoked Squaw Valley ski re.ort's permit to nm tta troubled tramway. ( ) Art Carter, chief of ST.41E the state Division of In· dustrial Safety, said ..__ --------Wednesday he was re- 1 voklnl the J:.i;;!t for the two 120-paasenger cars .. WIW tbe and functionblg of the tramway are found to be safe." .a....ue •w s.,,,,.reed , ' SACRAMENTO CAP) -A new Laetrile bill has passed lta first committee test in the -ca.lltond.a Leaill•ture. The bill, SB 1789, would permit the sale of Laetrile or ~ other substance as a drug, even tbougb its eff~tiveness hasn't been SSroven. ' It WU introduced by Sen. Bill Campbell, R· .lfadenda Height.a, author of an unsuccessful ~ea1ure last year to leaalize Laetrile. :•J ....... s ... , Settled t. SAN BERNARDIN() <AP> -A $1 million oat- bt .aturt aettlemeot bu been reached in a maipra'c· tice suit trial lnvolvinl i •·year.old glrJ wbo suf-fwed brain dama&e at blrtb.. !· Superior Court ludi• Don A. Turner Tuesday '!roved tbe settlement reached by .plaintiffs elvtn and Juanita llUlett.of Lake Arrowhead and • elr daughter. Rebecca Sue, and the defendan\s. 1Dr. Rcnald Cumminp, the attending pbysiclan, •anct the boapitll, Mountalna Comm\Dllty Hospital 1n Lake Arrowhead. were named In the complalnt. ~ ... 'al ............ . ' LOS ANGELES <AP> -A '80 million package ,._ MID put CO,ether by an Investment group to ':1'."lft faltertq plans to bold Expo '81 In nearby 1>11taftO. but tbe propoMd world'• fair faces sUff ;&»~Won f"om local offtclals. Tbe lnnstcn have only until Monday to 1et Utelr.._ appro\led. That's the deadl1ne for Presi· a.at Carter to lend tn\'it.atlons to lorei8D nationl to JM>lcl ublblta » Es.PO '81, and If thole Invitations b'l •out. tbe falr wtl1 have to be scrapped. .. MISSES' AND JUNIORS' SUNDRESSES 639 ~ JtJ~ JERGEH'S IATHSOAP 5/88¢ Miid ltoft '''~'''''''ortl GIRLS' BICYO.E SHORTS Solid CIOloR with wtute trim. Sizes 7-1'. WOMEN'S JOGGING SHORTS 239 Na11Y/white trim or white/navy · trim. 5-M-l. BEACH COMBER SANDAL 3sa Assorted oolors. 5-10 . 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DO permit to lDatcdL with trcmafonlMf and m"1tl-colw hoodL Ute• hcrftspilles. '199! • • TJMq Safety and convenience is the byword here. Drive up, push the transmitter and the door's up and you're in. A few seconds and you're inside, the door's down and the lite's off. Pretty neat •. GS200· . . \ .... A FREE VACllTION ~~------'"-ST-ATE __ _ • Euro~ • South America eJapan .·I . PHO!f: •Hawaii • Acapulco nu our EJniY-ILA.Nl'.--AND----- National la gt'fing ~ for 20 J*>ple to all thoM g19<lt faraway Pl.ACE IN O~UU. BOX AT YOUR places and doM on" too. lib San Francbco. Enter the drawing. NATIONAL L ~ORE. MUST BE 18 OR n4'.purchaM neceaeory. Wlnnera get Airline tickets. Hotel (double OLDElt TO All ENTRIES MUST BE oc~pancy) a:ad spading money. Ten winners to be drawn. RECEIVED Bf y 14. 1978. ~" PLASTIC ANTI- SIPHON VALVE Regulates the flow of water in~ sprinkler system. ls a code requirement. and a smart idea. ·1 .9' BAMBOO FENCE The whole 6'xl5' tence roll ls Just 3.97. I repeat thla beccniM it llOUDda like G reasonable way to do ao~ light fencing. 3!!. JMSIDE PEEli HERALD AIJ.EGRO RONDO 4" ·5" O" BLACK& DECKER . ~,, DRll.LS I Hae a .,m1oa uaea. Name one? ~IL It drilla holea in wood. Black • Decker take firide in their work. • Really I) .. .,97 #7004 #7099 4" HOUSE PLANTS ~--· NUT ONE SMOKE ALARM · PLUG JN OB DIRECT WIRE Yo.'w aeen all the TV atutf on the alarms? ~be you ~9) A real effeetn. way to make your family .m.r. 19~!rnas UNITED iiCKIAN The ~y~~~d- ed lnbh looks good for aiong time. Fairly simple m•mbly. (Fairly?) 6'6"xS' ementloned BBQ'• ered by th1a. seen lt before. Hi d slow buming. 119 g on your own aafety. yo\&11 find • Durable; hecny. realstant. 2a·~ 9997 · 121•7 : lllENERS ' CRYPTAR DIGITAL Thouacmda of cocliM cnallable . . 2 .• ,, 1 .. , .. t GS450D 'I 1.3311 · .• 7 77 GAL. _(:om.• ID 110lld colors and .. Jleml·trampCa.nt. Can laat }qp to 10 plu.a yean lf you &> th• Job right. POT BELLY STOVE Well, let me jmt pull up a chair, lite my pipe, and get out the ole banjo while we ait here around the ••. Makea the moat of small spac:M. UM aa a work- bench. atudy center, repair center , . • Attachea to atudjled. wall. BEHR NO. I CLEAR u .. in the final atagea of a project • • • A j11'eat eealer and ftnl.her. A swell ailhouette of a bear on the. can. 6 9 .7 GAL 1. Chp out this cert1hcate and mail 11 to PUROLATOR DOLLAR REFUND. PO. Box NB 408. El Paso. TX 79977. along with the words" 15.000-Mile Filtration· from the Purolator 15.()90-Mile Dual Filter box 2. L1m1t one p& family. one per envelope 3. Must be postmarlled by July 31 1978 ofter void after that date Allow upto60days lordekv~ -··-------- ""°·--------- C•ty--------r lxl2 PINE SlttLVING W •'•• adveitiMlcl th1a many tlmea. Seema like you're plne-ing away for more aheU bargab:La. Voijal ·211.FT. STAR BRqE ·cAR . POUSH Star Brite, Flrat Star I aee tonlte. I wiah I may. I wish I might ftn1ah th1a copy. Super allicon• tin.lab. 1.88 16 FL. oz. TURTLE WAX SUPER HARD SHELL CAlt WAX KIT Some elbow greaM and a can of Turtle Wax will put the old buggy back in ahape. Not to mention your car. PRESTONED I • ANTI-FREEZE/ SUMMER COOLANT lt'a g~tting hotter • • • u .. thla. It ralaea the bolling point of your radiator on hot aummer clap. Thursday, .:.;..111 2l, 1070 DAILY PILOT 11~ G WHITE 8t GOLD PULLMAN WITHTOP I "'9Dt OYer to the Huntington Beach Store laat wffk and ran my hand o•er th1a • • • Smooth ••• yeah man. 19~! .. FORMICA I'm not really for Mica. or agcdnat hlm. I )uat know that formlca atanda up to the beat. or worst, you can dlah out. 12"xl2" CORK Shure and Begonahl Tla ti.me to .. u a Wff bit o• the cork again. ,,, ··FREE-STANDING FIREPLACES ~ lf.Al)NG FIREPOICE ~EMS If your place lacks a fireplace, here you go. Put• out real heat and good illumination. 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Hey, that rhyme• . • . _ If you have gaa. try a Twm. For the car, use this. It performs up to snuff. Ask Baretta. 'I With Elec:tric: Heater <Gcu Available at ·additional coat) Endoaure Extra FBI Role m· Probe Is a Puzzlirig One Now it's Orange County Sheriff Brad Gates who is be· mg investigated for what federal officials say are "al· legations or official eorrupUon." Gates was the" flnt ~ to say such allegation should be investigated and has not complained about bt,. ing the target of an FBI-federal grand juty probe. Without speculating on what the investigation's out- come will be, it sh(>u)d be noticed that there are some un· wholesome overtones about the incident. For one thing. why Ute FBI? To this time, matters involving possible violation of local Jaws by local officiaJs have come under local law enforcement jurisdiction. And in Orange County, the dis· trict attorney and grand juries have done excellent work in ferreting out official wrongdoing. Significantly, they have done so with integrity and let the chips !all where they may when delving into the activities of important people. Even though done under the guise of an anti· racketeering amendment tacked on to a bit of federal legis lation, federal intervention in a local matter smacks of unneeded and unwanted nation81 police policies. Another disturbing aspect of the Gates probe is that las t fall similar allegatloAS made against the sheriff by a person or persons unknown were investigated by the state Attorney General's office. That probe ended with Gates being cleared of any wrongdoing. It seems more than coincidental, that some of the same charges are part of the current FBI probe, a fact that could be an indication that the s heriff's unknown ac· rusors are going to extreme lengths in their zeal to do him in. Another aspect of the Gates affair that is more than disturbing is revelation of a system which allows a person or persons to make apparently serious charges against an otherwise respected public official and. simultaneously hide behind a cloak of anonymity that llides their identity. It also seems more than a coincidence ~at the :rnonymous allegations against Gates came shortly before eleetion time. : Those and other factors involved in the incident ~hould be of concern to everY citizen because they go '1gainst what every American likes to think is a sense of .'air play. Naturally, the investigation's outcome must be await· :d before judgments are made. Regardless of the out- ;ome, however, there are many serious questions to be :mswered by the individuafs and agencies involved. That Sacramento Haze Our California legislators seem to be surrounded by \Orne kind of Sacramento haze that prohibits them from .eemg how things are outside their political world. Otherwise, they would have staved off the Jarvis- ;ann initiative <Propos1tion 13> by really overhauling the JffOperty tax system Jong ago. This haze is partly a financial one. With their pretty decent salary<~ a year>, members of the California \ssembly start off with basic wage a good notch or two 1bove most of the rest of us. Then add to that their $40 a day expense allowance md you find each of our ~ Assemblymen makes more han $30,000 a year. Add a state-paid car to that and you've tacked on ·nother couple of thousand dollars. In the case of >almdale Assemblyman Larry Chimbole, car costs for he year were $4,'585. Each Assemblyman bas a state-paid staff, of course, s well as from one to three district offices back home. ;enerally. each member spends between $60,000 to 70.000 of the state's money in staff salaries; Speaker Leo ifcCarthy has a staff of 25 with salaries totaling $412,000 )t the past 12 months .. Jn all, those 80 Assemblymen spent $23.4 million in alaries. per diem and expenses for the 12·monlb period nded last Nov. 30. The high-living tone set by all that spending probably 1as a major reason they couldn't see the Jarvis Amend- nent coming. They didn't appreciate that a revolt was eally brewing on the other side of the wall. • pm1ons expressed In the space above are those of the Dally Pilot. ither views expressed on this page are those of their authors and rtlsts. Reader comment Is invited. Address The Dally Pilot, P.O ..ox 1560, Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) 642·4321 Boyd I Paychecks ByLM.BOYD Our Love $lld War man ·s tatistics show what you !Ugbl expect: How much ~ nan earns is nol as impor· . ant as bow regularly he ·arns it in the mal.ler of de· ermining whether he's a :ood marriage risk. The 1usband who brings home ·ven a fairly small paycheck ·very week is more likely to .t ay married than the 1usband who scores well in he money department as be .witches jobs frequently. tealize there may be a >sycbologlcaJ wrinkle he~. Dear Gloomy Gu& too, though Clearly, the chronic job switcher is more apt to be the chronic wife switcher, what? For a while there back in 10th-century China, lbe coins were shaped according to what they'd buy: An egg. shaped coin boogbt egp. one shaped roughly like the human body bought clothing, so on. The town of Y lD France ts not the only one·letter municipality ln tbe world, .,._ae note. Tbere'a a village called A in Norway. Q. "Wbicb of our preal· dents bad been a colleae foot· ball coaCb?" A. How about Woodrow Wilson? He coached at Wesleyan University for a couple of years. And Gerald Ford at Yale. Any otbera? The dol bad an lDflamed eye. Its~ wuW tbat •Y• e"'>' ntcM.. ~ die in. namm~. flnal. Ir 1 tbe wt tOld the oner to mtx a few ctropt of ~ with water and da same ••btJ.1 Wl!Dd tbt ~t_lel\f· toa tbe eye C!OO:lPlewq. un· treated. Pretty aoon, sure enou1b, tb• 11• healed. Wbat•1 It all meant.It mepa do1a, too develbp psycboeom1Uc allmeata to 1et attenUon. SO 1111 an antm al spedlllst. w ASHlNOTON-J'or y•an. we have been reportlni on tho atrocities of Uganda's eraod sachem, Id.I Amin, who appears to be a comic-opera .figure but ls oo laughing matter. His goons have slaughtered ao estimated 1~.ooo or bis subjects, often for frivolous reasooa. ' With a grea\ show of disap- proval, the United States cut oft Amin's forel.gn aid in 1973 . Yet he fJles around in grand style in a Grumman Gulfstream jet that is serviced every year at the company plant in Savannah. Pa&e Airways, another American company, has provided flight crews to D\alntain Amln'simperialptane. WE REPORTED last fall that still anotbef American cotnpany, Bell Helicopter, was train1Dg 20 police pll°"8 at.Fort Worth. 'Ibey Charles McCabe now operate 11 Jeut alM Bell heUcopten, wbicb wwe 1ent u• armed to tJOftda, but~ Mil· ly bave ~ fODHrUdJato para. military aircraft. ' We hav.now )faroed that tbe ~ pilots, wbo bMWy :retuned to Uganda after oat report •• published, --.. admttted to tltl United State. on A·2 _prloritr dfplom.Uo visas. Coa(ld•nllal sources say 82 U1andan1 en~ the countq on dlplomaue v1ld Several o(tbem ~to Amin'• .notorlo%State Research B..-reau. Amon s privlle1ed vis· ltors, we W«"e told. was Francis lbuka, chlefof~eState Research Bureau's An-eit Section tn the capital cUy ol Kulpala. He wu in charge of a viJithll fl'O\IP that received aateWte eotnmunlca· tions traim.n, from Ute Harrta Corporation aUlelbourne, Fla. Our ~ 'haft abO ldfti. tified a M..t« llal'\IDa as tbe chief intelligence olllcer at Eatebbe airport during 197$;'17. His grtm job was to intercept at the airport all Individuals whom Amin did not want to leave Uganda -ell· counten that were oft.en brutal. fU receJW)d &aining at Plllbt sat•)' ~Uonal J.bc. lD Vero Btacb.rta. WE ALSO reported last No-H• kr ~at more than as Aaiert«*I companies, induding tom• of tile blatest names Jn the coffee trade. bad been buytoi col· fee beau from the Ugandan fOV· ernment. They unwittingly helped to ~r the N>preutve Amln reclme, slnce 86 percent of Uganda's export earnings came Crom tbesaleof coflee beans. Our reports precipitated a closed·doordiscussion alt.be Nov. 21 Cabloet meeting. Deputy Secretary or State Warren Cbriltopber admitted that "a small number of Ugandan pUots are being trained by private Unit.. ed States firms." He aQUred the Cabinet, accol'Ciiq to the con- fidential minutes, that "the.state Department has contacted ea.ch or these firms to urae them not. to conUAue their arrangement with lbe Ugandans. "Tfie State. Department is also discussing with the Federal A via· tlon Admlnlstratlon wbetber steps can be taken not to certlfy the pUOt.1. Vins may also be re- vok~d !or other Ugandan pilots who seek to come to tbe United States forpllottrai.nlng." Yet even aa Christopher spoke. Amln's fancy Jet was being serviced at the Grumman· American plant in Savannah. Grumman engineers Improved the wing structure and fuel tanks or tbe plane, according t.o our sources, •·so it could fly a~ater distances sucb as London to New York." The man who appears to handle Amin 's aviation needs in Ws country is Charles Hanner, vice president of Page Airways. Han· ner arranged the purchaae of Amin's personal jet and a c .130 cargo plane that could easUybe converted to military use, say ex· oerts. Further sales or the C.130 cargo plane"i.o Uganda bave been banned by the St.Ate Department. Page AIJ'ways and Hanner are currenUy under lnvest11aUoa by lbe Securities and Exchanee Commission for allegedly making $2.5 million worth of illegal pay- ments to foreign officials. One of the controvenlal gifts was a CadiUac Eld •rado given to Amin by Hanner~ one of several trips HannertooktoUganda. The unpredictable Amln, ln re- turn, named Hanner .. honorary consul to Uganda" with power to sign contracts for Amin ln the United States. UNDER Hanner's direction. Page provides flight crews to operate Amin•s planes. At one point, more than 20 Page employees were ln Uganda Rytng for Amin. They flew coffee out of the country and brought back lux· urles for Amin and his mercenaries. A Page Airways spokesman told our report.er Murray Waas that the unusual business rela· tionship with Amin has been can- celed. Meanwhile, Hanner negotiated another business deal ror the lJgandan dictator. He contracted for the WUinorite CorporaUoo to build Uganda's United NaUoos mission in New Yen City. Tbe $6 million coatnct incJUdes a lux· urious pentbouu equipped with a landscaped ternce and plush furnishings. · And It's Bad Form to Insist on Ice A young chap wbo ls going to England for the first Ume, and intends to spend some tlme there, asks me for "some hints on bow to live the convivial life in that country." This is a request it 1• a pleasure to accede to, as it brillgs back memories ot the many pleasant and f ruitf u.1 hours I've spent in ' pubs from the East End of London to Swansea, •way up in Wales. The first thing about pub form you leam I.I that tbey serve the beer •arm. The second thing ii that wbell JOG say .. wbisty'' you mean tbe only kind ot wb1sty tbe J:ng1lab know about, wblcbisScotcb. Most Scotch sold In Brftflb pubs is the aame as here -a blended splrtt sold under the well·known names like Ball and Haig and Jobnny Walker. After trying a good many of these brands, I settled on Bell's 12· year-old. When you are in a pub Sydney Barris you order thusly: .. A large Unkle·tink.le, please... A large whisky in England or Ireland ls about the equivalent of an or· dinary whisky in this country. OF RECENT years, the monied claasea have taken to drinking bourbon, which COflts the earth. It ii not unuaual, tn the country, to see a guest coming for dinner, dressed to the nint!fl, with a bottle ol b1a own bourbon and a box of bJa own CUban <pre. Castro> cigars under bJa arm. U you look, sound OI' act like an American, you're goilll to get ice In your drink. Most Yanks don't mind. I do. I have to cateh the barman by the wrist to prevent him from slosblng lee tnto D1Y glasa before be puts tbe wiwsty in. (I cllleoveMI, when I fll'St began to live tn England that no Jee in tbe drint equalled no Creamalin, or bicarb or any other digt.Jfff afterwards. A cold drink on an em~ stomach ls a maulve h\sult to tbat sensitive organ.) , WHILE MOST people drlnk blends, the connoisseurs Ute their whisky straigbL AA un- blended whisky is called a "single malt.., The finest of the single malts, which means the finest Scotch wbiaky made, is generally conceded to be Glenlivet. made by tbe Smith ram Uy, in the glen of that .name. Only five percent ol Glenllvet is today OOtUed u a single malt. The rest goes to tbe bleaders. Nearly all important blenders take some Glenlivet.. Tbe dis- tillery itself bottles only a J..2. year-old. 'Ibis is the age when a single malt gets .. as good a it can get.'' The three principal potatlons sold by pubs are wbl.sky, beer and cider. British elder 11 something else. It bas much more autbcrity than tbe feeble stuff that lies CJO our supermarket counters. The belt elder is made ln tbe .. west country" -lbe area, more or less, or lbe COUD· ties of Berkshire and Wiltshire. IF YOU ARE a devotee of the dry martini, you can on the wbole forget it in Enaland. There are bom• where you can get a de- cent martini; but that's it. Flnt- ly, It you atmply ask for a martiDl tn a country premtses you will be given an American shot of Martini and RossJ, or whatever. If you want a martin.I you ask for a gin and dry martini. What you_.~et could be just about aDYtlUDS· Even tn hotels that have beea catering to Americans for generaUons, the result Is usually tepid, ud mo.re or less halt vermouth ud hall sin-This mixture could profitably be puabed by a temperance worker. IF YOO WA.NT cold beer, lbe thing to do is ask for "lqer.'' This more closely resembles American beer than the beavy. bodied barrel beer, and ls usually kept iced or at least cooled. There is a drink called aban· dygaff, which b a mixture ol beer and '1aler beer or lhurer aJe. The sound is puttinc-olf. but th.is drink can be welcome oo a warmish day. If you do t.bi1J.1S rather too strenuously, and need to clean out the old system of a morning, the thing to do is get younelf to the nearest chemist's and pro- cure yourself a hearty lbot ol sul· pbur and molasses. You will, however, ha•e to ask for brlmstooe and treacle. Teachers Keep on Working When the Bell Rings Althoutb t IJav• •U.Cted th Jnadequaey of teachers in America -and the grou de. feet• of our educaUooll 111tem -u mpcb aa anyone lo tbe public prints, lt wearies and U· operates me to bear some com- mentator repeat the dreary bromide aboul teacben "work· tnJ" only 181 day• a year, or whatever the ftgure may be in ..,,, ..... compei'1. With an .a ..,.ma-. eom· plalnta to be lodfid qalDll our IJllelD Of trallabw. tat..,; - laf, Ud r.- tat n l n t teacb.ers, um la OIM of I.be atllloat •nd moat lC- noranL It ft ln t~e aame clau a 1up- po1tn1 tbat baolAa people •C.OP wortda, when the bank c10le9 -which 11 .when they do theJr most serious work. American aohools began operating nine months a year not for tbe benefit of the teachers or adml.Dlatrators, but as an economic favor to the parents. At the Ume, we were largely an agricultural = ancl 10UD8 DeOPle were to belp on &"he farm dyrlal the summer 1aontbs. Tbrou_. culUaral a.L we mlW&lla Ulla 1cbeclUIW.y.~ tt au. no eeoaomle or .-aue11tlanal ~.:' llddl a aood dleal to ~ COit.i.: NSYD'IBUll. lt ll toOlilb to<. pl'efume · th.at th• teacher .9orkl fttrer ,_... than &be reat dt u.,,.s~e lnvol•H ln edautld'li '8ow• dlfferent.b'. a .. .._. .,. GDIJ .._ tcnw ltriMtWt fl IMeln'"' Ume. J• -··--- as banking hours are onJy the l>Ubllc portion of bankJng time There are assignments to work out, papen to grade, books to read, and a host of extracur· ricular actlviUes that distract the teacher Crom bis primary purpose of teachina. lndeed, the modern public acbool bas become sucb a nest of theae dlverslour)' evenq that ft Ii earprl•l.DI we baw aa mvda el•• t1llMI • we ~ Jn the .,.n eentury, we have • beaped ... tbe ICbOol • bolt of tukl that UMd to be Derfonaed by tU ooeununuy. tfae ta.mUy. tbe tl.\urcb -.roap, atld otMr dwladlla• plllart of the -~t. Schools a.-... PQIM to t.acb IUCb ln•wn matten • eoottq • .carw • v•noelDIDI, drtnr trat.Diq, • w.,-1 to make youne.ll 1IMft ebarmtn• 8Dd popular. Wbat uy of tblla b• to do With edactl· I I I r i '81 JOANNE &£YNOLD8 Cll ...... "" ..... A Seal Beach man, abot four times when allegedly attempting to kidnap a Newport Beach police olficer Wednesday night, died to- day after undergoing suriery at Hoa1 Memorial HopsJtaJ. Police identified the dead man u David Duane Corswell, 22.. He was shot at ll p.m. in front or the Marr1ott Hotel in Newport Center bY Sgt. Reed Gloshen. GJos.bea was oo 4tuty, but dressed 1D street. clatbes at the time. Capl JUcbard Hamllton ·~ thJ• mbrntnc l\e asked the Orange County Oi&trict At· tome_y's ~ to aet aa an in· de~endent agency and ln· vestigate the sbQotlnie. • The shooting \ook place after police were called to the hotel by a taxi~•b driver who claimed Cogswell was the man who held Scaffold Collapses 51 Three A irrested Valley l\la~'s Body Found ., The body of a Fountain Valley man was recovered Wednesday from a shaJtow grave outside Ban- utng and Anaheim police arrested two men and a woman in connec- tion with his murder Non-tmion Meneired ~ ,! In Strike • 1 .Arter a two-week strike b) , rubblst\ collectors in 14 Orange County cities, the trash com- panies are hiring non-unlon workers to gel the garbage trucks rolling again. "We've got our signs out and \ we'r~ hi.ring -anyone who walks ln." Dick Garmina, owner or Anaheim Disposal, said Wednes- day. Rubbish has gone uncollected since -450 teamsters walked out In a pay dispute. One million re- sidents are served by the seven struck companies. The union had been seeking raises of $4 an hour over three years for the workers, while the company's initial proposal of- fered a boost or $1.10 an hour. Truck drivers now earn $4.50 an hour, while helpers get $4.2S * * * · Trash Containers Set Up in Valley Fountain Valley city officials have placed two large trash con· tainers near the recreation center for homeowners to dis· pose or their rubbish accumulat· ed during the countywide garbage collectors strike. Fountain Valley homeowners may dump their trash from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m .• seven days a week, near the corner of Brookhurst Street and Heil Avenue, Mayor Marv Adler said. Coast Weather Low clouds Friday morning '.Vftb _partial clearin& Frlday afternoon .• • SUptly cooler od Friday. Riclu 64 to 70. Lows 53 to 51. .IN ... BT8D'4W l• mz. FtnHadv Pat Nfz· -.,...,.. • Mr "" ,..,,., • ...... ,.,,0/ '°°'""'' "C .,.,, •bor· ~::.~ .. ~~~ n.w. 11141ex Police said the cause or 22-year· old Steven Carl Fuftent's death has not been determtned. Fugent Ii ved at 10716 A venue Com padres, Fountain VaJlev. Arrested in Anaheim Wednes- day afternoon in connection with the homicide were Terry Lynn Zuide ma, 21, and Barbara Flowerday, 20, both -0f 216 N Carlton St.., Anaheim. A\ao &rested wullUJ' Mullen HUI, 21, of 1318 Cypress St., Garden Grove. Police said Fugent was mul'dered in .AnMdQl sometime Tuesday and 1ri$ body taken to a remote area neat Banning and buried in a shallow makeshift. grave. A-pparenUy acting on a Up f.rom an informant, police went direct· ly to the gravesite Wednesday morning and recovered the vlc· tim'sbody. No motJve for the murder was glven RB Youth Arrested In Attack A Huntington Beach youth was arrested by Irvine p(>lice Thurs· day a halfhour after a 3l·year· old Irvine woman discouraged an attacker by screaming loudly. The boy. 16, was detained at Orange County Juvenile Hall on charges of attempted rape, burglary, possession of hashish and being under the influence of a narcotic. The University t>pk woman, an accountant, called police after a tall, thin, blond man knocked at her door and", when she answered, grabbed h1~ pushed her aga,inat ~wall said, "I neec) ... '' He didn't get a chance to finish; she told police she screamed as loudlJ u she could. He ran away. •, Police later picked up a youth they said was tolterln1 at a nearby service station; they said he was idenUfted by tbe woman as her assailant Utah Cave-in CASTLE GATE, Utah (AP> - A cave-in at a coal mifte killed two miners and l!.1.fu~ a third this morning, tlrbon County sherttr• aftleen Mid. The Cl\'e-ln WU .t Pnmb Corp. ·1 No. ~ mlDe aev Catie Gate. Sheriff'• dl•patcber Cllff Shotwell nJd there were no other lnJuJlea, and Jt was believed all othel' workmen were satF&y out et U..llllne. Oiber CoverMe Additional H~ Beach Fou.ntaill ValleY '°"r.,e ap." peara tgy on·Paae AlO. , " blm UJ> five days ago in Seal BHCb. Police said Cogswell bad &um· IDOlled the cab to I.be hotel. but the driver abandoned bia vehicle When he spotted the man be believed bad held blm up earlier. Gla.ben and bia partner, of. .-fleer Thomas Little, were on s~eclal aaslgnmeot in the Jllilewport ~r area, so they .-.ere the firat officers on the scene, Urivlna la aa "uamated police car. PoUc;e aald tile two ofttters spotted tt:if mlD ~1"' the cabbi.'1 dMeritiUoi la &he botel parklq lot. .. Wbne LlUl~ ~ the ldet. Gloshen drove to U.. front en. trance. pr«endtag to '9 a IUlll whUe keepin1 aa eye ob tbe man. It was wblle Glolhen wu at the eotruee, tbat Copwell re- .. ' portedly walked up to Gloshen and drew a .38-caUber revolver. Police allege be pointed the weapon at the sergeant and de· m~nded to be driven from the hotel. Police allege he Ulreatened tG~ Gtoehen. The ·12-ye.,. veteran of the force did not tell Cogswell he Is an officer, but said he did try to talk Coaswell out or the alleged kidnappiJit. Accordirig to Gloshen, the only Jolin Wayne ·uea~ /uron Bid Home: 'A New .Man' For Verdict Actor John Wayne, who un- derwent open heart surgery three weeks ago, was released from Massachusetts General Hospltal ln Boston today and Jen by private jel for Orange County Airport. .. I feel like a new man," the Duke declared. I couldn't feel better. It'• a wonderful feeling." Wayne was presumably beaded for hi8 Newport Beach home. Sources at Orange County Airport indieated that Wayne's jet was expected to fly Crom Boston to BuUer A via ti on in San Francisco. After a brief stop there, bis Jet was to continue to Oraoge County and land al Martin AviaUon's hal'lgar . A Fluor Corporation spokesman in Irvine confirmed that the actor is flying home on a Grumman jet registered to the Fluor Con>oration. _ Tbe actor left the Boston hoepltal llllalmOWlced and under tlgbt security, He slipped out from the baleinent and into a Umouatne with security guards walking alonpide aa be left via a service entrance. , Aa tbe fe• newsmen there acattend around his car. Wayne rolled down hla window and waved and smileCl. ... Wonderful.'' be said. ..I'm okay and Boston ls wooderfUJ." Wayne, wearing a yellow a~ shirt open at I.be collar, was ftd- ing ln the front pasaeqer seat of the limousine. · At Logan InternaUopal Airport. where a,privatc(,jet wu waWng, .W:Ayne tolcJ reporters he was returrii0g t\olne and feeJ,s be has the strength to carry. oo (he norm al life be led befo~ tbe sur- gery. Asked if be planned to COi'!· tinue acting, he said, "Yes. We got a new movie we're working on called, 'Beau Jab.n.' It's a helluva good story." "It's nice to be gqing home.'' he added, "but I'll be back in Boston as aoon as'l can." · When Wayne riqlit~ himself on March 29,be'did ~ ~r.the sec.recy of bi's 1iy~ oame - Marion Morris<Jo -.aqd1no one said publicly ~ that be needed imminent heart surgery. , 1 W ayne,r whole rol~ cut. hlm as the tough~(1dldn1. TUQed man w\tli a cbl)ct•s klndeess beneath a rough exterior Lit one of the world's belt-mown ac· tors. He will be n .nen 1D0Dtb.' Getaway .. ~.r.. t Suspect E~ Pol~ A di:unken driviqg suspect led Cypress poll~ oa a not- too-meCTY chase Wednesday nlabt driVinl, ~ all thlap, a poilce ptltrolcar, its fiash.lna redDlhta-'ow. ADlllTl'EDLY EM&UJWJIED, ·p01.1ce s~ drank• drivln•~ Gary Lee Jones, M, wu bandcUlfed and left alone la the police car. ' Its motor ldllal. Jones bad only to sUQ his e\dred b._ under bis lep to take command ot ..._. patrol Ulllt 'wblle of. fleets~~ a pasaencer inJ°'*' Ca\'r .\ND TAD COMMAND ot the.patrol car Jaoe. dld, poUceaald. JOMll aU~>1 drovt the DOllee ca~ on an etratk tOUrM that led ~uen down 11ae streets anw be llPPIU'Hll.1 trrecl tr Qij" claue and stopped at Cerrttoe ,..,.._ and Cbrla......,StreetlnCypresa. Aacl • a result of the esc•pede JOIMll' dnlatm drlWal arrett. wu expended to CO'fer auto u.ett Pd ~ .,.,_t, PGQ~.. ' ' On Waddill Nine men and three women rued back into an Orange Cotmty Superior CoUrt jury room for the fourth day in a row today' in a t)id to reach a verdict in the murder trial of Dr. William Bax· ter Waddlll ~f Huntington H~ur. They then went back to the courtroom to bear a final portion or the rereading or Dr. Waddill's trial testitnQllY. They st>ent most of the day Wednesday hearing for the second tlme Dr. Waddill's ac- count of events that led to his ar- rest on murder charges. Waddill, 42, is accused of strangling a newborn baby girl in the Westminster Coltlmunity Hospital nursery on March 2, 1977. ' It is alleged I.bat be choked the ln.f an• to 08'th in her crib after he teamed tbat she had survived bis attempt to abort. the 18-year· old mother. In the ~t1mony ,read, lbe doc· tor said, "I'm· certain the baby was in a ctYing slate, if in fact it was altve," wben be r~t saw it. He admitted he took no heroic action to try to revive the 3· · pound infant because he felt it was severely brain damaged. ln cross examination, Deputy District Attorney Robert Chat· tenon aslred Waddill whether it , was right to let the baby die. '.'IC ln fact it would be totally permanently braln . da~aged and Jn a vegtta~ve state, as l'm IUl"e lhlS baby WOUid Jlaye been," be aald, ••and if in the wildest circumstances it would bne survived, that wouJd have been the reuonable thing to do .. W add1U te&Ufied that be felt tb,e baby was -oad be..,.by the tbqe be saw it leu than a half bou.t .after lt sumved Uw ..... tloq, He said ft !\ad b•en pOlaoned by tbe saline salt solu- Uon. , -.t•m tvt tbe .,..,, wum ~ fowid thock within minute. alter tlla.~on ... be sald. -Ko•ever, prased qn what be ,_.,..Id haft dooe bad tbe baf>7 •111own .._of \/table life, Wad- . dWt1UWied that be would bave ~--•aavelt. • ?.·r.~"CIM WA.DDll.l.. P•ce A.I) " Afteraooa N.Y. Stoeks i l TEN CENTS teply he received was a repeat of Coaswell's demand to drive blm away from tbe hot~I or be abot. Gloshen reported that he ag('ffd to do the driving and Cogswell got into the car on the driver's sfde and slid across the seat, allegedly keeping the gun on the officer. Gloshen said that as Copwell got to the far side of the car. he <See suor. Page A?> FaH Plu_.ge 150 Feet To Death ST. MARYS, W. Va. <AP> -A metal construction scaffold in- side a power company cooling tower collapsed and plunged about 150 feet to the J{round to- day. killing aJI Sl workers, state police said. "'They just f e ll like dominoes," a witness said. "I looked up a nd m en were screaming and hollering.·· State Police Corporal R J• Taylor, in charge or operations at the scene. said at least si were known dead and rescuerS, still were searching for more1 bodies at the base of the huge circular tower. Police said some victims were trapped beneath the debris. Frank Keeton, local office manager CM Research Cottrell. I.be Bound Brook, N.J. comp11Dy tbat bad subcontracted to build the tower. earlier confirmed 45 fatalities. "There are at least that many," Keeton said. Monongahela Power Co., for wbicb the tower was being built, said the structure was about one -third completed. A spokesman said the diameter at the base was 360 feet and the tower was to be 430 feet tall when fmisbed. Witnesses said the scaffold, which spanned the inside of the circular water lower. started peeling away before it fell . George Morrison. an engineer, said : "I was on the ground when it started makin.g noise. It was just a roar." Another witness said of the doomed men, "They knew what was happening, but there wasn't a nything they couJd do about it." A short time after the dis· aster. 21 bodies wrapped in khaki blankets were lined up on plastic sheets at the site near this town on the Ohio River in northwestern West Virginia. Harry Morgan, chief of the volunteer fire department at Belmont, confirmed that the sta- tion was being used as a tem· porary morgue, but r~Cused to s ay how many bodies were there. Asked whether there were any survivors of the fall, Morgan said. "I don't think so." St. Marys 1City Manager Clif· f o r d C u n n l n gtb a m s a i d authorities "called for all the emer1eocy equipment we have in the county." r PllDf PUSllED APMrl'MENT BID "Thank YQU Cot your prompt aeM'ice. We again rented our apartment almOlt immediate· ly-tbanks to you. We have ad· vertlsed through tbe Daily Pilot for 18 years and lt has been great." That's the advert.laing success experteace ol tbe GleOd&Je cou· pie wbo placed W. ad ln the Dal l.v Pilot: . i Blk to bell 2 Br. l' 1 ba. Ad•lta ooly. No pets. 1475 mo. Phone xn- JUUUt lf you have an apartment or house to .ren~ call 842-58'18. It only takes a few words in the rt1bt place to let the results you w• . Alons -the Orange Coast, the rlpt place ls the Dally Pilot . .,, ......... TARGET OF COUP Afghanlatan'• Daoud FBI Probe Indictments 'Styniied' WASHINGTON CA P > -A Justice Department official who in veslieated illegal FBI ac- tivities said today his task force recommended the prosecution of eight middle-level FBI officials but that Attorney General Grif· fin Bell undermined the in· vestigation by refuslog to press for the indictments. Willlam Gardner, who re- signed the task force post last December after a dispute with Bell. said bis task force recom- mended In a 336-page report that rour former and four then- present FBI ofliclals be indict- ed. He said Bell objected to that because of the number of FBI personnel targeted by the re- port. "The recommended prosecu- tions involved charges of wiretapping, mail theft, b~ak ins or black bag jobs, pel')ury and false statements to a gov- ernment agency," Gardner told the Senate appropriations sub- committee on the Department of Justice. Former Acting FBI Director L. Patrick Gray UI and two other executive-level FBI of- ficials were indicted this month on charges resulting from aJ. legedty illegal break-ins ordered by the agency in the early 197~. Gray pleased innocent to the charges, as did lhe other two de· fendants -W. Mark Felt, a former acting associate direc- tor. and Edward S. Miller, a former assistant director ol the domestic intelligence division. In addition to the indictments, Bell has taken admio.iBt.ratlve action against another Fm ex- ecutive. J. WaJlace LaPrade, UD· lil recently head of the FBrs New York office. Bell had no immediate com· ment on Gardner's statements. "The wiretapping, mail theft and black bag jobs beean in 1970 and continued until at least Nov- ember of 1974," he told the sub- committee. Gardner said officials recom- mended for indictment included three squad leade'n, four speciaJ agents in charge of divisions apd one assistant director. Jet Sale Delayed WASHINGTON <AP> -Presi· dent Carter, bracing for a 0 very close, very tough" tight, has agreed to a brier delay in form ally proposing to Congress a sale of jet fighters to the Mideast. . OMNOI COAST "'' DAILY PILOT NEW DELHI, lndla <AP) - Rebel force• lau.ached ar~or ad air attacu ca key 1ovtn· anent bu1ld1nc.a ln Katful, Afgba~. today and claimed to nave ousted the 1&vemment o( President MQhammed Daoud, -a niilltary leader who ftve years a10 toppled the Afahan monarchy. Gen. Abdul Qadir, a rebel leader, declared the coup a suc- cess in a broadcast on an A(1ban radio atatioo m6o.ltored he~, But diplomatic sources in New Delhi said the cl-1m could oot be eollflrmed tnunedlately and cau- tioned that the rebels may have only seiied control of thfl radio station ... Auction Crash ~Hurts 14 Fourteen people were Injured Wednesday when a car beini driven lnshte an Anaheim uto aucllon showroom •Qmebow went out of control and ploughed into a cluster ol bidden. Three people ll)jured in the freak 3:47 p.m. accident at Cal Auto Dealers Exchange, 1320 N. Tustin Ave.1 Anaheim, remained in the hospital today. according to police. They said a woman was driv· Ing the errant auto onto the auc· tion showroom Ooor when , for as yet unknown reasons, the car skidded into the small crowd. Wes tern diplomatic sources here reported earlier that the re- bels met strong resistance lD the Afghan capital and that many bodies were seen scattered throughout the vicinity of the heaviest fighting, around the Defense Ministry and the former Royal PaJace compound, which includes Daoud'• residence. 'Dlree Burt in Crash Listed as still being hospitalized today as a result of injuries suffered ln the mishap were Junto Go, 32, of Palos Verdes, James Haight, 53, of San Diego, and Theodore Bresch, age unknown, of Los AngelttS. Colleen Brick. 21, of Newport Beach. suf · rered serious head injuries Wednesday when her auto overturned in a two-car crash in HunUngton Beach. Miss Brick. or 222 Cedar St .• was reported in stable con- dition today at Huntington Intercommuni· ty Hospital's intensive care unit. A passenger in Miss Brick's auto and the driver in the other vehicle were not seriously injured. officials said. Crash oc· c urred at 6:55 p.m. at the intersection of 17th Street and Delaware Avenue. The remaining injury victims were treated at three Anaheim area hospitals and released. Pair Escape Tustin Fire; Loss $29,000 ,. The French Consulate was destroyed by fire from several tanks, said the sources, who asked not to be identified. The fighting began about noon local time as rebel forces using tanks and armored personnel · carriers rushed tbe royal palace, the Defense MlQlatry ' aad the army 1st Corpe head- quarters, t.bey said. ·Arson P-rohed in Blaze $750,000 Ho1U1ing Gutted in La{lfuna Be(ICh An apartment fire in the Tustin area caused an esUmated $29,000 worth of damage early today. but two men inside the blazing apartment escaped unin· ju red. Heavy exchan1es of 1unflre lasted three hours, tben lessened. Daoud foiled a previous COUJ' bid by the mllltary in December .'U76~ A lieutenant general. Daoud took power in a military re.volu· tion in July um, depaslng ~ king, Muhammad Zahlr Sbab. Daoud. the king's cousin and brolber·in·law. bad served pre- viously as bead of 1overnment in 1953-63. Afghanistan, a mount~n-and· desert nation of 20 million people wedged between Pakistan, the Soviet Union and Iran, was ruled by a monarchy for centuries before Daoud's 1973 coup. It la generally regarded as one of the world's most isolated and tradi- tion·bound nations. The ~Afghans have Iona followed a neutnl foreign policy, receiving aid from both the Soviets and the Americans. • Afgbad-Pakiatanl friction In the put has been a major problem for the Kabul Sovernment, but Daoud in recent years bu lm· proved relations with Afghanis(an's southern neighbor. FroaaP'ageAI SHOT •.• drew bis .38-caliber service re- volver and fired four quick shots that bit Cogswell in the left side. Police said Cogswell did not fire bis g\m. He was treated at ttie scene by par~medics and rushed to Hoag Memorial Hospital w~re be un· der went surgetY early tf\is morning. Seal Beach goJice said Cogswell ba:s been the subj~ of a six-week inves\igatl9Q ovQlv- ing a series of armed .robberies in West Orange County. Detectives there believe be is the mu who held up • gas sta· tlon, a liquor store and a Chinese restaurant in their clty and a convenience store in Westminster. But they said the suspect ln those robberies concealed his face with the mask of an old man, mak:tng pos'itive Identifica- tion of the suspect by the vicUms impossible ... Newport Beach poUce said the gun Cogswell used iB registered to an acquaintance of his In Seal Beach. . By STEVE llJTCBELL oe • o.r,.........,. . Fire that may b.ave been set tutted $750,000 worth of hilltop bouain& in Lquna Beach early ~tbls momlng in a blaze that co"ld be seen from as far as Balboa ls~. '>J. jdlt'gbbbed JOY pants and got m~ Ferrari out of the 1araA •said one resident. Tbret§ houses were gutted and • fourtb damaged. Art Colony police safd they suspect arson in the 2 a.In. blaze which stowed like a torch from the steep Arch Beach Heights area. Flames, which started in two homes under construction on La Mirada Street, spread to two ad- jacent houses in the closely packed neighborhood. More than 30 firemen from the -city's three statlOOI plus a force of volunt~er firefighters responded \o the fire, usisted by a group of neighbors man- nln• garden hoses. Police officer Jerry Llnenlrugel said &le coUld see the names from Coast Highway. By the time be got to-the hilltop community, "The names were so hot they were causing <thermal> cracks in the windows of homes across the street." The two unfinished houses belong to builders Charles and Bart Christler, who were just past the Jr a ming stage in con- struction of tbe lhree-story structures at 1123 and 1129 La Mirada. Police arson investigator Mlke Davis was digging through the tons of blackened rubble this momlng, seeking clues to the fire's origin. "We have found definite signs of a suspicious nature. and the case is under investigation," J>avls said. "The names burned every- thJng but the nails tn the two bouses under construction," Of. fleer Ltnenkugel said. The fire spread from the two F,.._PageAJ WADDILL. • "Had the7 in fact said the baby had a lusty cry, was mov-UlaJ all its extremities and looked ltobd, I would have rushed in and done something/' he said. ••1 would have been the first one there and done as vigorous · bd beroic resuscitation as I'm • , capable ol." N d Pi ' · ID this cue, he said, "I didn't D e • cture · \btnk the abol'tus had any Suit Nixed LOS ANGELES <AP> -A countersuit against a woman who sued HusUer Marazine last year for prlntlng a Mmi·nude version of Grant Wood's famom "American Gothic" bu been dismissed in Superior Cowt. .Judge Vernon Foster said Wednesday that .Nan Wood Ora.ham. tbe artist's '1S.year-old sister. dld not mlause tbe judicial process as Hustler claimed. -obance of survival under any •1drcumstanC!es." Judge James K. Turner said he will attempt today to meet a request which indicates that the sequestered jtlry ts becoming a little weary of its dally round of jury room and hotel rooms. Jury foreman John W. Thomas asked .Judge Turner if it would be possible for authorities to find a ''leChlded place" in· whlcb the jury could exercise u a break from deliberations. Judge Turner is also scheduled to rule today on the fury's request that they be al· owed to see police reports 1 ll'•tlectlne interviews Mn. Graham filet\ a ault ut We•tmlnster police bad with April clalmlna the Dlagulne de· nine boepltal employees. famed her and taused her emo-· It ls expected th~t be wiU deizy tlonal distress by sbowln,s a the req~t ajnce none of the version ~ the palntiq witb the documc!n& requested by the Juey wobltn nude above tbe waist. were admitted into evidence Gromyko Hopeful · durtn1 the trial. , 'l'he jury's ~ment for de· Uberallo)l b_..a not dampened public lnterest in the trial. SOFIA. Bulaarla (AP> -Sov· let Forel1n Minlater Andrei Gromyko aald Wednesday be waa l,\opeful. but not convme.d, that a new SALT accord ,,.ould be reached. He appeared leu optimistic about the stalled East-West troop reduction talq tn Vienna. .. Spectators have ntled the COi'· rldor out.aide tbe cO'urtroom for the past f°'ilf .days and camera crew• from t.btee tel•villOb ata. Uona ar• encamped on the ti lh th floor of the count7 coa1th0uae w.tt1n1 for tbe verdict. I framed stn.lctUl"eS to an aclja- cent home owned by Jim and Judy Caniero al 1135 La Mlrada . A passerby who spotted the blaze, poupded on that couple's door and the house next dqor owned by Dr. P~r. Wel1ao -,nd his wife. "I beard people poundong on the doors, and when I looked out- side, all I saw was. a wall of flames . ., Dr. Welgan said this morning. He said a neighbor rushed in and grabbed the family television set while the doctor pulled on his pants and ran out· side. "I just grabbed my pants and got my Ferrari out of the garaJ,e." he said. His home was heavily scorched by names from the Caniero residence. The Caniero's were living in the structure, al~o~ U. .Wit& on the market for sale at $21.S,000. Fate Await& Vote SAN DIEGO (AP> Termination notices sent to 25 teachers will stand, pending the outcome of Proposition 13 on lhe June ballot, says the San Diego County Board of Education. MODEL3060 FM/AMJ" llW 1Y CASITTI Homes in the Arch Beach Heights area are built on lots of 25 feet by 105 teet. Building de· partment officials say there are only three feel ill the aide yards bet.ween maby-0f tbe homes. The ~a W».& suiKl.ivl<led in 1911 on a grid plan, running north and south and east and west. 'lbe subdivision did not take the area's steep hillsides and slopes into consideration, making for lots with varying degrees ol steepness. The area is nearing the end of a council·imposed moratorium on construction. which stipuJates owners of two adjacent lots must combine those lots lo create one structure. That would widen the side yard setbacks to approx- imately five feet. But Jack Connors, the· city's development $peciali.st, said lhe Cbr~Uer brothers .. received a hardship exemption in order to build two structures on their two lots. "If~ fire department hadn't responded •• _.,ast as tbey did. we wodl bew loa&. atlotbu two or three houses," investigator Davis said. shaking his head. "These things are really close together." Count.y fire officials said the two men made their wey to safe- ty by leaping from their own second floor balcony to an ad- joining ~cony. · Left behind them was the fire. gutted remnants of apartment B·S In the. Monterey Pines apart- ment complex at 15481 Williams St. By the time county firefighters had the blaze under control, the apartment and its contents were declared a total loss by a fire investigator. He said lhe cause of the 4:58 a. m . blaze is under investiga- tion. 23 Miners Trapped JOHANNESBURG, Sotath Africa <AP> -Twenty-three gold miners were still trapped underground today foUowing an earth tremor Wednesday, and officials said 13 of them were known to be alive. One miner rescued Wednesday died in the hospital, bringing the death toll to five men. officials said. JVC MODEL R0.515 =:ow~~~-=--._. THe Surll SIT WITH flATUllS. GALOU • Big e~· Dual-COOe Speake' provides robust 1.8-watt pUtput power. • 5-band tuner permits r90e9tion of FMJMW/6W1/$W2/MB (Mari!'9 Band). with fine tuning oontrol and 3-way Indicator for optimum tuning control ano con.,.enience • Independent ass and treble tone controls. PU YR lllCOIDla . When YoU want a TV. a radio and a cassette player-recorder. but Just have room for one •• tlke JVCs 3080 and get them all. 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A Seal Beaeb IDMr abot four Umea wlMn allepdly .U..ptlna to tidnap :=: lleeeb DOllee officer w, Dlabt, dfed to-qy after under,olal •W'letY at I RoagMemorialHopeltal. Police identified the dead man I u David Duane Cogswell, 22. He was shot at 11 p.m. in front of the Marriott Hotel in Newport Center l>.Y Sgt. Real Gloshen. Glolben was on duty, but dreued In atreet clotbel ...at tbe time. • Capt. Richard HamUttm said this mornin& ~e a~ked &be Orao1e C9unty Dlablct At· tomey 11 office to act as an in· dependent a1eae1 an4 •n· vesttgate the shootint. Tbe abootlng took place after police were called to the hotel by a taxicab driver who claimed Cogswell was the man wbo held I Scaff ol,d, Collapses ,.. . him up five days ago in Seal Beach. P..olice said CotaweU bad sum· mo6ed the cab to the hotel, but the driver abandoned his vehicle ""en he spotted the man he believed bad held him up earlier. Glotben and hla partner, of- ficer Thomas LitUe, were on s pecial assignment in the Newport Center area, so they were the first officers on tbe . ' ...,.... ..... . I. 01 ~. ~ ~ :£ •• ~ ·• v. : --. . ·'New MaB' :ltetUrns John Wayne Leaves Bostt;n Hospital Actor John Wayne, who un- derwent open heart auraery three weeks aao. was released from Massachusetts General ll~spital in Boston today and left by private jet for Orange County Airport. "J feel like a new man," the Dake declared. I couldn't feel better It's a wonderful feelina." Wayne was presumably beaded for bis Newport Beach me Sources al Oran•e County Airoort Indicated that W.Yne's. . jet was expected to Oy Jrom Boston to Butler Aviation in San Francisco. After a brief atop there, his jet-was to continue to Orange County and land at Marlin Avialloo's banaar. A Fluor Corporation spokesman in Irvine confirmed that the at>tor is flying home on a Grumman jet registered to the Fluor Coroorat1on. _ · Tile actor left the Boston hospital wiannounced and under tigbt security. He slipped out from the._ basement arid into a Getaway Car . Suspect E,,,,barrWJBef Police A drunken drlvln1 suapect led Cypress pol'lee on a not- too-meny chase Wednesday nitht driving, of all things, a police patrol car, itsnasbiq red lights ailow. ~ !..--__.... ~ ADMnTEDLY EMBAaBA&SED, -police said drunken driving suspect Gary Lee Jones, 24, was handcuffed and left alone in the police car. Its motor idlln&, .Jones b.ad only to slip his cuffed bands under his legs to take command ol the patrol unit while of. ficersquestioaedapassengerinJones'car. AND TAKE COMMAND of the patrol car Jones did, police said. _ Jones allegedly drove the police car on an erratic cours~ that led his pursuers down side streets until he apparently tired of the chase and stopped at Cerritos Avenue and Christopher Street in Cypress. And as a result or the escapade Jones' drunken drlvin1 I arrest was expanded to cover auto theft and resisting arrest. 1>0llcesaid. ,------_____. f Pla:a Chase J. Mesa Clerk Nabs I RObbeey Susp"et limousine with security guards walking alongside as he ten via a service entrance. As the few newsmen there scattered around bis car, Wayne rolled down his window and waved and smiled. "Wonderful," be · said. "I'm okay ud Boston ia wonderful." Wayne. wearing a yellow sport shin open at the collar, was rid· ing in the front passenger seat or the U01ouaine. · At Itogan !nternatlonal (See WAYNE, P .. e AZ> Fourteep ~le' we ... lojured Wed11eed1Y when a car bemg driven imide an Anaheim auto auction abowroom somehow went out 'M cootrol and ploughed into acbilter ol bidders. Th~l~ injured in the f,.ak 3: p.m. accident at Cal A~ ra Exchange, 1320 N. Tustlo e., Anaheim, remained ln. the pital today, according tO pollc;ff d . Tbey;pld a woman was nv- ln& ~auto onto the auc· tkin =.m noor when, for as yet reasons, the car skid4ted' Into the small crowd. Llsted as still being ~italized today as a result of injuries suffered ln the mishap were Junio Go, 32, of , Palos Verdes, James Haight, 53, of San-Diego, and Theodore Breacb, age unknown, of Los Aagel~. The remaining injury victims wue treated and released. Girl, 3, Slain; Four Arrested l A man wbo bolted from a In custody today at ,,.__.• l "-J•~p-. •-t. ~AP> -Four , Costa Mesa jewelry store Mesa City Jail WU 29-y.--Glcl • no .. R. Al ' r Wednesday night with a rtn1-Peter David Edrlte oi MUI · memben of a religious sect valued al $27,500 was captured Valley. . "ere charsed with murder in b) a determined store clerk in a He was booked on auapiclon ot l\le~de~ ol a 3-year-o.Jd girl foot chue ~ the malll ol. arand tbef't and ls be1n1 held ln wboM ~riddled body was ! South Coast Plas• 1boppln1 lieu or $5,000 ball./ IOUDd lD a shallow grave. t ttnter. PC>tlce said todaY,. Police said Ednge wore-a~ .'l'be 1trl's body was found and sunglasses as a du,W.e 'l'llelda)' in a wilderness area when be entered Jewels by nortltw91t ol Jasper . • f Bof s Spanker ,Shot ~ Death l>ALbAS -<~r>_-An elem~tary .school janitor was lbot to \SUUl shortly a rt~r be .reJ)ortedlJ ,. ,.apaaked an 1-JUr-old boy. :• and Police atNat.ed Uae IMlPll'• .,..,.,mot.her lA tbe ~ue. She WU Jailed Wed.Dei- da)' pf'ad.lat filla1 of for&al 4bargea In tbe death <II Wood.rew Porter lr:.t•· rollce aald &bey laad been ..a.a. to Verify r.- porta1bat Porter •~ed the eblld elter catcbl•1 blm ~ the antenna of P•rhtr. • ~•r. Tia• .... ~_. tlo7 were nut ~. Joseph al 8:05 p.m . Wedq"'4ay Tbe gtrl was identified as and asked for • closer look at a mepbanle Hall, who had been gold rinl with a large diamond mllalnC aince last week. set in the center. . Clerk Robert Laidlaw .. y,, ol lllssloo Viejo, pulled the. rinl from a ahowcue and,.habded lt to Edri1e, pollee aald. · l!dttM• then ran from the store With Laidlaw tn purauit. An walc1eoWlecl M~ Com~ skvlty 1U.l'd Joltlff ·I• UM chase and BdftM1WM ca~ by Laktlaw .. Die suu.t. . . The fina ._.. recovered Md Edri1.e w-.. band~· over t.o Cotta Mesa police. . . • l Today's Closing N.V. Stoek8 ' l THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 1978 TEN CENTS! Center ace,ie. arrivina in an unmllllked Police car. · Police said die two officers spotted the man mateblog the cabble's descrlptloo in the hotel parkln1 lot. • While UtUe circled the hotel, Gloshen drove to tbe ft"ont eD· trance,~ tolbe a guest while keepina an ey~ on the man. It waa while Qk>aben wa. at the eDlrlllCe'" that CQgswell re- . . portedly walked up to Gloshen and drew a .38-callber revolver . Police allege he pointed the weapon at the sergeant and de- manded to be driven rrom the hotel. Police all e ge he threatened to kill GI06hen. The 12.year veteran of the force did not tell Cogswell be is an officer. but said he did try to talk Cogswell out of the alleged kidnapping. According to Gloshen, the only 1 -· I~ f Alt ....... WOMEACfEb.. TG DEATH OFF FOREGROUND TOWER Scene of ScflttolCt Collapse In Weat Virginia lrVi~ Loeation .. Vetaed_for Sclwol Trustees ol tbe Irvine Unified School Dis~t rejected Irvine Company prppos~h~:r .relocal· Ing a schbol site wl · the coqi- pany 's planned Uhrver,sity ToWn center near UC' ta;vt.ne .Wednes- day. The site originally was ap- proved by the boatd f~·qortl). ol Harvard 'Avebue, a~d· West,.of California Avtmue. • Irvine ~pant otrl,clals bav~ Indicated the profit potel\tial ot that lane:\ ls too ~at to _perintt it to be used tor a~-· · ln lts prelh~unary plans ror de- velopment of the . t'O'Nn ~enter, the company 1peuuaded the Irvine Planning Commllaloo to reloca\e tlfe~fi'oo1 llte soutJi Of Harvard and Bat of;Caltfomla. near the emtlQ CamP\11 Valley Shopping Center. The action was taken, ap- parently without informing school district officials that it was proposed. The district objected to the new site during City Council bearings, and the council agreed . .to delay any decision on the school site until discussions could be held between the dis· trjct and the Irvine Company. T.he major objections were that the school would be too close to the shopping center and that most students would have to cro$s relatively busy Harvard Avenue. A s~c:ond Irvine Company pro- J>OS•I for the school site, to build lt farther we.st from Calltomia, north ol Harvard, was rejected as being100 far from most ol the people who will llve tn the University Town Center residences. Wbtle rejecting lbe alternatives, the board told an tr.vine Company representative It would be open to further pro- posals ol the company. Th,t mat· ter will be considered afain in May. ~iebarge Eyed . WASHINGTON (AP> -CtUes Service Co. may have over· c:baraed customers $28 million for natural 1as Uqulds h1 tt'TS and t976 throuatl vlolalloM ol '1overomeot prlC4t re1ulattom. tbe Eaer1Y Department •••d Wednesday. reply he received was a repeat of CogsweU's demand to drive him away from the hotel or be shot. Gloshen re ported that be agreed to do the driving and Cogswell got into the car on the driver's sJde and slid across the seal. allegedly keeping the gun on the officer. Gloshen said that as Cogswell got to the rar side of the car, be (See Sll<YI', Page.\%> Family Loses Eight •• I . :\ l :~ ST.· MARYS, W. Va. <AP> -- All St workers atop lt scaffold in- side a power company cooling tower were killed today when the construction framework col- lapsed and the crew feU 168 feet to the ground in a twisted mass of steel and rubble. Scott Widmeyer. press aide to Gov. Jay Rockefeller, said hours after the accident. "There are 51 confirmed dead." Rescuers bad to pull many of the victims from under the debris inslde the base of the huge circular concrete tower A local fire station was pressed tnto service as ·a tem-porary morgue where relatives came to ideDWy the dead, includ- ing eight members of one family work log at the site. John Peppler, a laborer stand- ing on the ground In the middle of the tower when the disaster occurred, said the scaffold. wrapped around the inside of the tower, began peeling away and then fell Pepfler, 38, said, "The first thing heard was concrete fall- ing. I bad just sent a basket ... up. I looked over my left shoulder and I could see it fall- ing. I could see people falling through the air and everything falling." "They jus t fell lik e dominoes." a witness said. "I looked up and me n were screaming and hollering." Peppler said he jumped under a truck ramp inside the tower and the four workers with him ran to the center of the tower. All those on the ground escaped injury, he said. A twisted mass of tables, lumber, st.eel and concrete lay over the scene. Jus t after the accident, 21 bodies were wrapped in khaki blankets and lined up on plastic sheets at the plant site near this Ohio River town in northwestern West Virginia. The cooling tower was being built for Monongahela Power Co .. which draws river water to make steam and generate elec- tricity. When completed, the cooling tower ls to be used to cool down the water before it (See PLUNGE. Page AZ> Coast Weather Low clouds Friday morning with partial clearing Friday afternoon. Slightly cooler on Friday. Highs 64 to 70'. Lows 53 to 58. INS.DE TODAY In 1972. First Lady Pot Ntt· on emnvtd in her°""' right aa she spoke out in favor of women'• right• and abor· tiotu. For a look ot "the MW Pot Ni:wn" ttt Page A7. •••• ........... L.M ... ,_ ...... ~ ~ llawtel ... ::=111 .. ........ ' . I • ~Deniel Ted-A/lair BOSTON <P> -Former tld cbampioo SUiy Chaf- fee denl! rwnon tbat she Ls daliuc Sen. Edw.rct M. Kemiecl)' and aays she bas skied wltb J>tm only because ol. bit lnfluellce lo Conanss. "We are not baviOI ao alfair," Misa ChalfM, 32, said ill an interview 1)Ublt1bed ln today's Boston Herald American. She said repo~ linking her and tbe married Maasacb\DeUS Democrat were "adence flet1oo.'' ••I have a steady boyfl"leDd, and bl.a lniUall arenotE.lt,0 abeaald. .,,.._ Pflfle A I PLUNGE.· •• flows back into the river. Research Cottrell ol Boundbrook, N.J. was building the tower for the power com- pany. Monongahela Power sajd the structure wu about one·lhird completed. A spokesman said the diameter at the base was 360 feel and the tower was to be 430 reet tall when ftni&bed. George Morrison, an engineer, said: "I w~s on the ground when it started making noise. It was just a roar." Another witness said of the doomed men, "They knew what was happening, but there wasn't anything they could do about it." Lee Steele, of nearby Shultz, said he lost four of his five sons, a brother. two brothers-in-law and a nephew. The surviving son, Robert. 35. who said he was also employed at the construe· lion site but was not on the scaf- folding, identified his brothers as Gayle , 32,; Ronnie, 30, Ernest. 28, and Miles, 25. The St.eeles and other weeping relatives gathered at the makeshift morgue at the (ire station in Belmont to identify the victims. As the dead lay inside the dark , gray concrete building behind the City Hall. state police ushered in the relatives to assist them ln identifying the bodies. A young woman ln her early 20s left the building in tears on the arm of an older man. Names of most of the victims were not immediately released, but the New Jersey subcontrac- tor on the project said most were from New Jersey or West Virginia. Tbe Occupational Safety and Heallb Administration in W asbington said two Inspectors left for the scene immedlately after the accident. The two headed to St. Marys from Washington. OSHA said a team of scaffold s pecialis ts was being as- sembled. An OSHA spokesman, James Foster, said the general con- struction site had been inspected by OSHA since the project began, but no details of the fmd- ings were immediately availa- ble Foster added that the specific operations of Research Cottrell had not been inspected. Senate OK. Budget Plan WASmNGTON CAP) -A pro- posed half-trillioo-dollar federal budget that passed the Senate with ease is headed for the House amid warnings from Speaker Thomas P. O'Neill that voters are fed up with inflation. "I hope the members will use restraint," O'Neill said Wednes· day. "The No. 1 iasue in the country today in inflation." Arter rejecting a series of spending increases 1n the name or fighting inflation, the Senate passed it.a version of the $498.9 billion budget on a 64·27 vote Wednesday and sent ll to the House for debate oe.l week. 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Near£inap They apent moat of the day ~ edne1day hearln1 for the second time Dr. Waddill's ac- count of events that led to bi& ar- rest on ID)U'der charges. WaddU,J, 42, is accused of atra~•llna a newborn baby strl In the Westminster Community Hospital nursery on March 2, 19'17. It ls Alleged that he choked the CaliforiliaU ll~ld On COcaille tiharge LIMA, Peru CAP) -An American yacht captain plcked up by harbor police \n the nearby port or Callao on Feb. 4, on suspicion of cocaine s umggl- ing charges conUnued to M held under detention this week, police sources said. He was identified as Donald Washburn of Southern California. He was arrested along with his daughter. Kathrin, two American crew Strikebound Trash Firms u:~;,;H I .a&U:~ e p .. After a two-week strike by rubbish collectors in 1' Orange County cities, the trash com- panies are hiring non-union workers to get the garba1e trucks rolling again. Dick Taormlna, owner of Anah-:im Disposal, said bla firm ls interviewing prospective employees and wUJ hire them ll tbe lat.est management off er ls rejected. He said he's received more \ban 100 applications tor 42 positions. ' "All the other companies are doing the same thing," be said. Taormina said earlier be fears there wiU be bloodshed it the management ofler isn't ac-· cepted. · Rubbish bas gone uncollected since 450 teamsters walked out 4n a pay dispute. One million re. sidents are served by the seven struck companies. The union had been seeking raises of $4 an hour over three years for the workers, while the company's initial proposal of· fered a boost of $1.10 an hour. Truck drivers now earn $4.50 an hour, while helpers get $4.25. F,.._PageAJ SHOT ••• drew his .38-callber service re- volver and fired four quick shots that bit Copwell in the1ert side. Police said Cogswell did not fire his g\.al. He was treated at the scene by paramedics and rushed to Hoag Memorial Hospital whae ~e OD· der went suraery· e~' this morning. 4 • Seal Beach pol\ce said Cogswell has been tl.e su~ject or a six-week investigation l"volv- ing a series of armed robberies in West Orange County. Detectives there believe he is the man who held up a gas sta· lion, a liquor store and a Chinese restaurant in their city and a convenience store in Westminster. But they said the ~uspect in those robberies concealed his face with the mast-or an old man, making positive idenliflca· tioo of the suspect by the vic:thns impossible. Newport Beach police said tbe gun Cogswell used ls ~i1stered to an acquaintance of bis lo Seal Beach. • Irvine Boar.d Picks 'HomefJ For Meetings Years ago, Irvine School Dis- trlct trustees rotaMd their 'wtee- D'lpnthly m-.mp amoq 1rvlne Hilb School and e•eh of the dis- trict'• elem.enta.ry •cbools. A bout •even ftlODtbi aao. trustees DUTOwed tbe tlrcuJt and alternated between Jf"ViM Hi1h School and University HJgh School. Last night, defeated by the tedu>lcaJ problema « cOnltantly movlq cable teJerialon ~a.tp. ment (the mtetlno are broad· caat to bom .. ), ua Ul audJ~ 1hruoken becau.-aome PtORte Juat don't mow where trultMa will mett next, tMy vot4MI for a permanent home. rro1t1 now on, the board tllll meet at Venado Mlddl• $Ch0ol, 4 DHrfteld AVf, .. members, an American woman identified as Lynn Wrede, and a Frencb woman, as his boat, the Noah's Arc .. was setting out on a voyage to TabiU. There was no ofricial information on the status or the case. The so~rces said that an estimated two lo three kilo- grams ot cocaine chlorohydrate were found aboard the modern. motor-powered sallboat. A port police craft made the arrest near the harbor after the craft had departed from a week's stay in Callao. Am•tcan coa.ular officials s~d tbet co<iltt not ~•ease bl~ graphic lnformatlon on Wa•hl>urn or t.he oth~r Ainer1c1M iccompanying blm due to t&e. privaey aat provisioos that protect U.S, cltizens upon thelr request. Washburn, 38, believed to be a San Diego, resident, is being investigated l>Y Peruvian in· vestigative police. He ls being detaioed in a Callao precinct, the aourcea said. Younger Saya He'll Vote For Prop. 13 LOS ANGELES (AP>-At· tomey General Evelle Younger said today he would vote for the Jarvis tax lnitiattve .• Ptoposition 13, even though {t is "inartfully drafted" and be won't campaign for it. The proposed $7 bUlion proper· ty tax cut .. will mean tbet gov- ernment at all levels must start cutting costs; but we mu.st cut government costs under any circumstances," Younger said. He became the last of the five major Republican contenders for go\fernor to take a stand on the June 6 ballot.measure. "My present intent:Jon is to vote for PtoposlUon 13. However, I cannot take an acf, voeate's role . , . without dlminlsblng the eltecUveness or my efforts as the state's chief Jaw officer," Younger said. "Proposition 18 was inartfully drafted. Its passage will create many legal problems, but they are not Insurmountable. The re- sult will be traumatic, but that's what proponents have in mind. "Pr oposition 13 will not destroy local government; it will not mean the eod of police and flTe protection and public educa- tion," Younger said. l.ance Faces Covernp Rap · ATLANTA CAP> -Bert Lance, who received the "good ol' boy" seal of approval from President Carter during and after hJs fight to remain federal budget director, bas been ac· cused of covering up questiona- ble Joans to himsell and his rel- atives made through two ·Georgia banks be once ran. But spokesmen for Lance, who reportedly was in Australia and unavaUable for comment, say he realized no "personal financial gain•• from the transactions. PILOI' PUSHED APtUUM.ENT BID "Thank you for )'Our prompt service. We qaln rented our apartment almoat lmmediate- ly-tbanks to you. We have ad- vertlsed through the Daily Pilot for 18 yean and tt bas been great." That'• the advertising aucc:eu experience of the Glendale e«a- pl6 who placed Ulla ad In the Dalb Pilot: 1 Bllt to bch 2 Br. J '-' ba. • Adults onl1. No pe11. 1415 mo. Phone xxx, XXIX If you have an apartment or house to rent, caU 641-5111. Jt on11 laltes a few wordl ln the rl1ht place to iet the retultl )'OU Vt'UlL Alon, tbe Oraa&e Coul. the rt1bt place 11 tbe t>alty PUot. ( • ' lofant lo de•\b 1D her ctib After he lea.med that ahe bad survived his attempt to abort the 18-year-old mother. Io tbe &estilDOl»Y i:ead, ._ doc· tor sa.ld, "I'm oettaia the beby was in a dying state, U in fact tt was alive," wtlen be first aaw Jt. He admitted he tooJ< no .Mroic action to tty to revl~e"'the 3. pound infant because be felt It was severely brain damaeed. lo cros1 examination, Deputy District Attorney Robert Cti.t· terton asked Waddill wbe~er it was right to let the baby .die. "It ln ract it would be totally permanently brain damafed and in a vegetative state, as 'm sure this baby would have been," he said, "and if in the wildest circumstances it would have survived, that would have been the reasonable thing to do." Waddill testified that he felt the baby was beyond help by the time he saw it less than a half hour after it survived the abor- tion. He said it had been poisoned by the saline salt solu- tion. 'Tm sure the baby was in pro- found shock within minutes at'Ler the abortion," he said. However. prefted on what he would have done had the baby shown signs of viable Ufe, Wad- dill stressed that he would have struggled to save it. Fro• Page A l WAYNE ••• Airport, where a private jet was waiting, Wayne tqld reporters he was returnlng home and feels he has the strength to carry on the normal life be Jed before the SW'· gery. Asked lf he planned to con· tinue acting, he said, "Yes. We got a new movie we"re working on called, 'Beau John.• It's a helluva good story." "ll 's nice to be going home," he added, "but I'll be back in Boston as soon as I can." When Wayne admitted himself on March 29, he did so Wlder the secrecy or his given name - Marion Morrison -and no one said publicly then that be needed imminent heart surgery. Wayne, whose roles cast him as the tough-talking, rucged mart with a child's kindness beneath a rough exterior. is one Of the world's best-known ac- tors. He wiU be '11 next moot.ff. Wayne l~i part of a lung 14 years ago t6 ,cancer. He quit cigarettes lh~n and returned to acting, winning an Oscar ln 19&9 for his role as Marshal Rooster Cogburn in "True Grit." ·-~---.... P'_ Jerry Rubin, 39, the former Yippie leader. and Mimi Leonard. 29. a n employee of ABC-TV News, will be mar· ried Saturday in a priva te ceremony. It will be the first marriage for each. C~-.,didate Backed In lu,(!geship . Bid ~puty District Attorney Orel- la Sears got off to a flying start Wednesday in her bid to unseat Orange County Superior Court Judge Leonard Goldstein of Newport Beach. The Fourth District Court of Appeals in San Bernar<lirio ruled in the fiery prosecutor's favor and overturned Suparior Court Presiding Judge Byron K . McMWan in a decision that now allows Mrs. Seara to file a stale· Nude Picture t Suit Nixed LOS ANGELES <AP > -A countersuil against a woman who sued Hustler Maguine last year for printing a semi-nude version of Grant Wood's famous "American Gothic" has been dismiuedln Superior Court. Judge 'Vernon Foster said Wednesday that Nan Wood Grahan), the artist's 78-year-old sister, d'id not misuse the judicial process as Hustler claimed. Mrs. Graham filed a suit last Apr{! claimiq the magazine de-. famed her ana caused her emo-tiona I distress by showing a version of the painting with the woman nude abOve the waist. ment of qualifications as a can- didate for judicial office in the June primary. Faced with a filing and mail- ing cost of close to $10,000, Mrs. Sears decided shortly after her candidacy was announced to · seek election tritbout malUng "the statement to voters. But she changed her mind this week when she heard of a Los Angeles Cotmty Supertor Court decision which rules, in effect, that candidates cannot be personally billed for the mailing to voters who will get the state- ment of qualifications with their ballot forms, .. Judge Goldstcln, who also de- cided earlier to dispense with the mailing, 11'"1 he also wUJ file the statement for mailing to voters of the Superior Court Judicial di.strict ib wbicb the two are runn.ln.q. Judge McMillan ruled against Mrs. Sears' ·Joca1 petJUon after totnmentlng that he felt the Los Angeles decision tvouJd be re-• versed at appellate court leYel. Instead.· Out deligb~ Mrs. Sears .8DDOW1ced throughout the county courthouse Wednesday. Judge McMillan was reversed by the San Bernardino appellate court. BEST TEAM IN TOWN! MOOEL3060 Ait/AMJ" U.W 1V CASITTI PU YH llCOIDB When you want a TV. a radio and a cauen.. - . JV:C MODEL RC-515 fMJMWJSWt/SWZ,..1 ....... ._. IAIMO CASSITTI 11C01D1a TMI ~Mr Wini "4TUUS 6A&.OH • Big 6W Dual.tone Speaker provides r0bu1t 1.8-watt putput pawer. • 5-tand tuner P9rmlts reception of FM/MWISW1/SW2/MB (Merine Band). with nne tuning controt ahd 3'MY Indicator for optimum tuning control and convenience. • Independent ass and trebfe tone oontmts. player-reconte<. but just have room for~: •· ~ JVCs 3060 and gee them all. 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Lee Steele, of nearby Shult.I, said be Jost four of his five sons, a brother, two brothers-in-law and' a nephew. The survlvin1 aon, Robert, 35, who sJid be waa a1ao em ployed al the constr11cUon site but was not on the scaffold· ing. identified his brothen as Gayle, 32; Ronnie, 30, Ernest, l Arson Suspected t i· Bg NB Officer Countian Killed In Kidnap Try By .IOANNE aEYNOLDS Cit .. DMly ...... SUit A Seal Beach man, shot four tames when allegedly alt.empting to kidnap a Newport Beach police orficer Wednesday night, died to-dey aller Wldergoing surgery at Hoag Memorial Hopsital. Police ldeoUfied the dead man u David Duane Cogswell, 22. He 1 was sbOt at 11 p.m. in front of the .. arriott Hotel in Newport Center bJ Sgt. Reed Gloshen. Gloshen was oo duty, but dressed in street clothes at the time. Graveside funeral services are planned Friday ln Newport Beach for big band musician • Frank Sortino, who died Tues· day at San Clemente General Hospital. He was 73. Mr Sortino, who started his musical career playing accor- d i an in Chicago, came to California in 1933. He played with several big bands in the.ir heyday, appearing frequently on Catalina Island and in Newport Beach, bis widow said today. He ahlo played in movies, including several Fred Astaire musicals. Mr. Sortino was employed by the Music Corporation o r America and was active in the E'lk, Lions and Rotary clubs. Fridey's funeral services are planned at 1 p.m . at Pacific View Memorial Park in Newport lteacb. Mr. Sortino Is survived by b1a widow, Victoria\ of the couple's San Clemente tlome, sons, Frank E.J. Sortino of, El Toro and Frank •A. Sortino of San Clemente; a daughter Sally ttaus of Brooklnas. Ore.. bis mother, a brother ; 10 jrandcblldren, and four great· arandcblldl'en. Coast Weatlaer Low clouds Friday mornlog wltb partial eleariq Frict., afternoon. SllcbtlJ cooler on Friday. Hilb• 61 to 70. Lowa S3 to 51. IN81D£T8DAY I•""· flrit '-Pot Nlz· °" .,,..,.., .. IWr °'°" "'1M ... ..., -.. '°""' 0/ 100mn'• rifhU 4*! obor. tiolu. For Q Joot oa ••U,. 1W10 Pol Nlzolt".,. PoQ. A1. ..... Capt. Richard Hamilton said this morning he asked the Orange County District At torney's office to act as an in· dependent agency and in vesligate the shooting. The shooting took place after police were called to the hotel by a taxicab driver who claimed Cogswell was the man who held him up five days ago in Seal Beach. Police said Cogswell bad sum- moned the cab to the hotel, but the driver abandoned bis vebicle when be spotted the man be believed bad held him up earlier. Gloshen and his partner, of. ficer Tbomu l.JtUe, •.-e on special aasi1nment ID the NewPort Center are4. so tbey were the first officen on the scene, arriving in an unmarked pti!ice car. Police said the two ottlcen spotted the man matching the cabble's descriptiOG lo the hotel parking lot. While Little circled the hotel, Gloshen drove to the front en-trance, pretending to be a guest while keeping an eye on the m an. It was while Gloshen waa "Al the entrance, that Cogswell "'- portedlY walked up to Gloliben and drew a .38-caliber revolver. Police allege he pointed tbe weapon at the sergeant and de- manded to be driven from the hotel. Police allege be threatened to kill Gloshen. The 12-year veteran of the force did not tell Cogswell be ls an officer, but said he did try to talk Cogswell out of the alleged kidnapping. According to Gloshen, the only <See SHOT, Pa1e AZ> Wayne Leave• Bo.ton/or Neuport Bame Actor John Wayne. wbo un- derwent open heart aur1er1 three weeks ago, waa releMed from Maasacbusetta General Hospital in Boston today and left by private jet for Orallle Comty Airport. •'I feel like a new man,'' the Duke declared. I couldn't feel better. It's a wonderful feenn, . .., Wayne was presumably headed for bis Newport Beach home. Sources at Oran1e County .Airpott indicated that Wayne's Jet wu expected to fly from Boston to Butler Aviation lo San Francisco. After a brief atop there, b1a jet was to COJttlnue to Oran1e =' Hd l•Dcl at Martin A 1'a ....... A r1uor Corporation spokesman ln Irvine conllrmed that the aetor it fb'tnl bom9 Oil a G rumllUlft jet teilatend to the Fluor CorDoradoD. • , The actOr left the Boston hospital UDMnouneed and \mdel' ti1ht security. 28, and !iWes, 25. Tbe st.eles were among weep- lne relatives who went to a matesbltl mor1ue near the con- struction lite \0 ldenUfy victims. Jn Chllrleslon. Scott Wid· meyer, press aide to Gov. Jay Rockefeller said "there are 51 confirmed dead." State Police Corporal R. J . Taylor, lo charge of operations at lbe scene, said some victims THURSDAY, AP-.RIL 27, 1978 ' A:fte ... oo• N. Y. Steeb \ 'TEN CENTS Scaffold Fall had been trapped beneath debris at the bue Of the hU&q elrcular tower. Names of m0&t victims were not lmmediately released, but the New Jeney subcontractor on the project said most were from New Jersey or West Virglnla. Visible at the bottom of the tower an hour after the tragedy was a twisted mus of tables. lumberandsteel,andconcrete. John Peppler, a 38-year--old laborer from Murpbytown, said be was one of five men in the middle of the tower on the ground when the scaffold, wrapped around the Inside of the tower. began peeling away and fell. ''The first thing I heard was concrete falling," Peppler said. "I had Just sent a basket or it up. ; I looked over my left shoulder and I could see it falllng. I could see people falling throo4h the air a.od everything falling. ' Peppler said be jumped under a truck ramp inside the tower and the other workers with him ran to the center of the tow«. All those on the ground escaped injury, he said. The cooJln«i tower was bei,ng (See PLVNGE. Pace A%) omes utted Laguna Publisher .Loses Suit An Orange County Superior Court jury ~ a four·month trial Wednesday by ruling against Vernon Spitaleri 's Laguna. Publishing Company and tt,;ectme the t»lainUff's al- legation that the company is be· Ing denied circulation privileges in Laguna Hills Leisure World. The jury assessed damages of $55 000 against Laguna Pubilsbl~ . in favor of Golden Wi'st Publishing, the dis- tributors of the Leisure World News and the Golden Rain Foun- dation, operators of the retire- ment community. LaWJen acting for publisher V~ Spttaleri said they may appeal the decision returned after Its days ot deliberation in Judie Walter Cbaramu's courtroom. A decision will be maae in tbe next few days. Spltalerl unsuccessfully arped darinl the trial that he attemDted to boost the circuJa. Uea ol tu Lquna Hllla News. Poet by having free eoples dis (See VDDICI', Pa1e AZ> PllDI' PUSHED .4PMUMENT BID ••Tba.,t you for your prompt service. We again rented our apartment almost immediate· ly-Utanb to you. We have ad- verUaecl through the Daily Pilot for 18 y~an and n has been ........ Tbat'a tbe advertlslna aucceu experl-.ee of the Glendale COU· pie wbo placed t.b1a ad in the Dally Pil<Jt: · 1 BJt to bcb I Br 1<-t ba. ·• Acftllt1 only. N'o pets 'k1S mo. Pbooe XU· ... , U YG'I bave an apartment or house to real. call da-5678. It only UIUI a few words lo the rtcbt plMe to set the raultl "'r·'i:-a.-Celll. die ~ ... .,...,~ )' 7 " I l . llOmes' Closeness Aided the Blaze .. If this bad happened last August or September, we prob- ably would have lost 15 or 20 of those places,•• Laguna Deitch Fire Chief Charlie Kuhn said this morning. The chief was in the process of ordering several skiploaders to the site of a f150 000 blue this morning in the tighUy cramped Arch Beach Heights area of Laguna Beach. "We've got to move some of that debris to get·down to where we can investigate the fire," be said. "Those places are only six feet apart and that's why the flames just leapeidfromonetotheother, •• Kuhn said. He said the 2 a.m. fare which gutted three structures and damaged 'another is a first for the Art Colony. • "It ·s our first reaJly big one." the chief said, "and I've been here 25 years." Kuhn said it took 34 firemen and volunteers about 45 minutes to quell the blazes on La Mirada Street. .. It bad a good start on us,•• he said. "It took 45 minutes before we could really get guys inside the buildhlgs." He blamed the closeness of the structures and the response time from the city's three fire sta- tions !or the extensive damage to the buildings. "It took Station 2 crews seven minutes to get up there," Kuhn said, btit added that the main station crews took nine minutes to arrive. &e BLAZE, Page AZ>I Heavy_ Damage Listed By STEVE MITCHELL Of ... Dlllty Nit,..,. Fire that may have been set gutted $750,000 worth of hilltop housing in Laguna Beach early this morning in a blaze that could be seen from as far as Balboa Island. "I just grabbed my pants and got my Ferrari out of the garage," said one resident. Th.ree houses were gutted and a fourth damaged. Art Colony police said they suspect arson in the 2 a.m. blaze which glowed like a torch Crom the steep Attb Beach Heights area. .Flames, which started bt two homes under construction on La Mirada Street, spread to two ad- jacent houses in the closely packed neighborhood. More Uum 30 firemen from the city'• three statiooa plus a force of •oh1ateel' firefighters responded to the fire, assisted by a group of neighbors man- o..ing garden hoses. Police officer Jerry Linenkugel said he could see the flames !tom Coast Highway. By the time he got to the hilltop commQnity, •'The flames were so bot they were causing (thermal) cracks in the windows of homes acl"06S the street." The two unfinished houses belong to builders Charles and Bart Christler, who were just past the framing stage ln con- struction of the three-story structures at 1123 and 1129 La Mirada. Police arson investigator Mike Davis was digging through the tons of blackened rubble this morning, seeking clues to the fire's origin. .. We have round definite signs of a suspicious nature, and the case is under investigation," Davis said. .. The flames burned every. thing but the nails in the two houses under construction,•• Of. facer Linenkugel said. The fire spread from the two framed structures to an adJa· cent home owned by Jim and Judy Caniero at 1135 La Mirada. (See FDlE, Pale AZ> t , ~t ErrabarrtuM Bolice •t • A dNnken drtvt.u suspect led C)J>reu police OD a not· too.merry ctwe Wodiieaday nllbt drlvtuc. of att tbiap. -a police pCrol cu, iU fluhing red fi&btl ulow. • Boy'a Spanker Shot to Det;dh Tbe bocb' of. FOUDtain Valley man wu reeqv~ Wedneect.y from a abaUow ll'•vt out.slde Ban· nln• Ud Anlbelm police arrated t•o m• and a woman in connec-Uon wtthhJa murder. Police aald F u1eot was murdered in Anlbelm sometime Tudday and hit body taken to a remote. area near Ban.aln,f and ·buried ~ a abaUow makeshllt arave. ADMIH IDLY 2119ASBA88£0, pollee ntd dtdnken driving suspect Gary Lee Jones, 24, was handcuffed and lef\ alone in the police car. Its motor1dllng, Jones bad only to 1Up his cutted6Ucft under hia .leas to take command of the patrol unit wbU•ol· ncers quesUoQed a passenierin Jones' ear. A~D TAKE COMMAND of the ·patrol car Jones did, police saJd. I'~ people "'° lsuured Wednescloy when a car being driYtn. loal~ an Anaheim a\Jto a uctlort •bowroom somehow went o_P.t of controJ,and J)lpughed lnto • cbltt.er of ~*era1 T~ ;ec>s>re .Surea Jn the tre•"'3:.-r p.ltl. accldettt• at Cal Auto De-1en Exchan1e, 1320 N. TU8tlt,i Ave.. ~lrn, remained let 'tbe ~ ~. according to police. DALLA$ <AP> -Ab element.ary school janitor was shot to death shortly after h e reportedly apaaJced an S.year-old boy. and police arrested the pupll 's grandmother in the case. She was JaJled Wednes. day pendtne tulne of form al char1es Jn the death or Woodrow Porter J-c .• 38. Police said they bad been unable to verity re- ports tbat Porter spanked the child after calchinc bJm bending the antenna or Porter's car. The woman and boy were not Identified. Police.aid the cauae of 22-year· old Sleven Carl Fu•ent '• death baa not beeo determined. Fuaent lived at 10718AvenutCompadrea. Fountain Valley. Arrested in Ana.helm Wednes· day aftemooo in connection with the homicide were Terry Lynn Zuidema. 21, and Barbara Flowerday, 20, both of 218 N. Carlton St., Anaheim. Also arrested was Guy Mullen Hill, 21, of 1318 Cypress St., Garden Grove F,....Pa.,AJ VERDICT •.• tributed on a door to door basis iJ1 Leisure World. It wu teaUfied that he bad about 900 payln1 subscribers among tbe 11,000 residents of the retirement community at the lime but was unable to raise his readership when authorities at Leisure World refused to allow entry to bis carriers. Spitaleri accused the defen- dants or unfair competiUon and discrimination since the printers of tbe Leisure World News were a II owed to distri bu le the newspaper without binderance. SpllaJeri toot leaal action With the argument that the defen- dants were depriving him of a(I. vertising revenue by conspll'tng lo bar him entry to Leisure World homes. The jury voted 9-3 to reject Splt.alert's lawsuit. Jurors then voted 10-2 to accept the trial statements or t.he defendants. Lawyers for Golden West Publishing said the Jury verdict upholds the right to privacy held by all Leisure World residents The Leisure World News was first printed 13 years ago and became the retirement com- munity's in-house newspaper. It was later acquired by Golden West Publishing which also distributes the Saddleback Valley News aod the Beach Cities News. ··we never doubted that the -jut'y verdict would be eucUy what lt was," Golden West publisher Carlton Smith com- mented today. "The jury de· cided to punish the plainWf in a way which proves that the system of justice really worka." Spitalerl was not available ror comment today Coast Youth An-ested in lrvilw Attack A Huntington Beach y9uth was arrested by Irvine po)fce Thurs- day a halfhour alter i 31·year- old Irvine woman dlscourapd a n attacker by screaming loudly. · The boy. 16, wu detained at Orange County Juvenile Hall on charges of attempted rape, burglary. possession or huhlsb and being under the lnfJuence or a narcotic The University Park woman, an accountant, called poUce after a tall, thin, blond man knocked at her door and, when she answered, grabbed her. pushed her agalnat the wall and said, "I need .•• " ff e didn't get a chance to tinisb; ahe told police ahe screamed aa loudly u she could. He ran away. Police later picked up a youth they aald was loitertn1 at a nearby servlce station: they said be wu ldent11led by the woman u her uaallant. DAILY PILOT Appanfttfy •cunc oo a tip from •II tnfonnent, poUce went direct· 1y ,to the '1'8Vealte Wedoeaday morning aod recovered the vic-tim 'a body. Jooes allegedly drove the police car on an errattc coug• that Jed his pursuers down side .streets unUJ be ll>PtreutlY . tired ot the chase and stopped at Cerritos Avenue and Christopher Street in CyJ>ress. And u a rtsult of the escapade Jones' drunken drivhie arrest was expanded to cover auto theft and resistln1 arrest. police said. · They U1d 1 woman wa.s driv· l\\I tbe erraot auto onto the auc-~ •bdwroom noor wbeb, for as yet wdmown re~. the car altlddect faCo the small ~rowd. No motive ror tbe murder was given. 'No Planes Mlsslag' Jet Search Called Off Listed as atlU belng hospitalized today as a result or injuries suffered in the mishap were Jttnio Go, 32, of Palos Verdes, Jamee Hal1ht. 53, of San Diego, and Theodore Bresch. age unknown. or Los Angeles. The remaining injury victims were treated at three Anaheim area hospitals and released. Greenbelt's FU8St Check Due Today An extensive sea and air search for a military plane re· ported down off midtown Laguna Beach Wednesday night was called off after five hours wben no debris was sighted and no civilian or military planes re- ported Oliaaing. A caller told the Orange Coun- ty Harbor Patrol in Newport Beach at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday that he had just seen a military aircrart crash iJlto the sea, two or tflree miles otts hore at La1una Beach. · Lt. Raymond Graham of the F..._PageAI FIRE RAZES HOMES. • • A paaserby who spotted the blaae, pounded on that couple's door and the house next doof owned by Dr. Peter Welgan and hi. wile. , pulled on his pants and ran out- side. , "I Juat grabbed my pants and tot my Ferrari 01.at of the 1ara1e ... he said. ma home was heavily aeorc.bed by flames Crom the CUllero..residence. "I heard people pouqdOJtf on the doors, and when I looked out· aide, all I saw wu • wall ot names," Dr. Wellan said th1I morning. He aaJd a nelgbbor ruabed In and g"Tabbed tbe family Lelevlsioa aet wbUe the doctor' ,,,.... PGfle A J SHO'T ••• reply he reee1ved was a repeat of Cogswell's demand to drive bhri away from ·the hotel or be shot. G loaben reported that he agreed to do the driving and Coaswell got into the car on the driver's side and slid across the seat, allegedly keeplne tbe IWl on tbe officer. G losben said that as Corawel~ •ot to the far side of the car, be- drew bis .38-callber service re- vol ver and fired four quJck shots that hit Cogswell in the left side. Police said Cogswell did not fire his gun. He was treated at the scene by paramedics and rushed to Hoag Memorial Hospital where he un- der went surgery early thls morning. Sea 1 Beach police sald Cogswell has been the subjeet or a six-week investigation lnvolv· ing a series of armed robberies in West Oraoae County. . Detectives there believe he Is the man who held up a gas sta- tion. a liquor store and a Chinese restaurant in their clty and a convenience store in Westminster. But they sald the suspect 'in those robberies concealed his face with the mask ot a'ri old man, making pc)siUve ldenUfioa. Uon of the suspect by the vlctltns impossible. . Newport Beach pollff aa'd ~ gun Cogswell used ls ret{stered to an acquaintance of his in Seal Beach. Musical Set lnC~me11te The Camero',-were Uvin1 in the structure, &IUM>bab lt.wu oo the market tor ule at $215,000. Hc>mu la the Al:ch Beach Helahta area are ~It oo lot.a or ~ fe•l by UIS I• Building de· partment offtcla1s aay there are ool,y ttwe feet In the side yards between many ot the homes. The area wu •.Ubdlvlded in 1911 on a and plan, running north and IOUtb and eut and weal. The su.bdMslon did not t~e tbe area's steep hillsides and slopes into consideration, makln1 for lots with varying de1~e1 of steepness. Tb' area ii oeartn1 the end of. a colmcll·imposed pioratorium on conatrucUC>d, wblcb ltlpulates owners of two adjacent Jots must com blne those Jots to create one atl'ucture. That \Vou.Ld widen the aide. yard setbacks to approx. tmaWy ftve feet. But Jack Connors, the city's development apeciallat, said the Chriatler brothers received a bard1bJp exemption in order to build two structures on their two lots. ·'IC the fire department badn 't responded as fast as tb:ey did, we would have loet another two or three ho\.mea," lnveati.1ator Davis said, shaking his head. •'These things are really close together.·• * * * F,.._PageAJ BLAZE ••• "Tile Top or the World crew took U minutes to get to the scene," he said, pointing out that firemen from that station mu.t come down the bill and across town before ascending the hlllaide to the Arch Beach Heights blue, (about 800 feet above sea level>. Laauna Beach councilmen will be considertn1 construction ma fire road 1inkina the Top of the Worla community with Arch Beach Heiahta when tbey meet Tuesday nighl A musical adaptation of "Pil· grim 's Progreu " called "The Enlightened Jou'mey," will be · presented at 7 tonight in san Clemente by atudenta · ot tbe . Oran1e Coast Chriatlan Schoot. The free product1on, fea&Wtni children In •econd tbrouah iUtli grades, la planned at S•n Clemente's community clubhouse, 100 cane Seville. Asked If that route would have cut response time for the fire de- partment, Kuhn said., "Hell, we could have had a crew over in two and a ball minutes if that rdaf was there. " 've been pushing for that for ye1r1." SC .Project Padel Meets . Afte.-a Year Additional lnformatloa on tonlaht'a play fa available by caWn1tbeIChool,412·7300. ~Appomaa ·· Four to Panel • A San Clemeate ldVllory eom- mlttee, . whJdt bu not met 1n nearly a yee.r, will ~vene tonJ16t to ronalder arcbf t«turaJ ' auldeUnet tor the clty't pro-~ed plet'-bowl NdevelopmenL Pour zaew members o! ·Ch• Tonl1ht'a meellnfa of the Hwnart Needs Cormldtt.M bave Project Area committee is =Db r~~ * I~ tcheduled to bepn at 7 p.m. in tc mlu.. -. ~ • City Council chamben at city d ombl ~!1...Y.••• .L. i hall, 100 Ave. Presidio. e t • Weta ~·-'"\ w.-y 'i CooncUman Howard M&ahett Monroe, An1'e Graham, "-' Hhd that the nlne·member DiSandro and Stu Grant. commlu.e be called t.o conalder Jewelr.y. MiMiJlg A Laauna Beach man re- turned home Wednelda, to ftnd more. tban Sl;OOO worth of Jewtlry IMIGqioa to hi• WU. mt11ln1 flUll tlM home. Im• O'Oormu, JIN SoJ.aa Ave., told poUc. ~e pried oped a door ~A~" tatrenee to th• bom1, ~lry valu.d al. tl.~ ltam a bedroom. th• oreatlon of a apeclal "arcbltectural detliQ" dlatrtct adlacent to u.. muDJc1ra1 ltler, be ore tbt (ftty CO\mct acts to ueatt Utit cU,tllct. M utllett ti'U contended tb1t the Clt.J 09uftcU, aod.nc u a ,.. development •1enc)' on pier· bo•l me.ta, II requtrtct to~· •Ider ntcommenitaUons from the proJeet area committee before takln1 any HtJoe related to the Pl'oPohd redevelopment. • Harbor Patrol said today the caller was "straightforward and legitimate" and worked with the Orange County Sheriff's Department lo try l~ plnpoinl the area where he said the plane had gone down. , "Thia sort of thing flappena periodically." Gtaham said. "It's hard to account for. Of course we have to respond to any report like lhls, because we have had planes down in the area recently." The search, coordinated by the U.S. Coast Guard station in Long Beach, extended from waters oft Laguna Beach, south to Dana Point and about 10 miles out to sea. Participating in the search were hellcol)Ura dlspatched by the Marine Corps, the Coast Guard aod tbe Newport Beach and Costa Mesa Police De]>art- ments. The Coast Guard's 82- foot cutter, "Point Divide" out of Newport Beach, ·as well as oumero.a Harbor Patrol boats plied the offshore waters. "No evidence was found of any plane down." said Sgt. Chuck Dinkin.a, public Informa- tion otticer at the El Toro Marine Corps Air Station. "All of our planes are accounted for -we have no mJuing aircraft." The Coast Guard reported tbal all airports and military bases in the area were contacted and reported no planes mlQin1. Fate Awaits Vote SAN DIEGO <AP) Termination notices sent to 25 teachers will stand, pending the outcome ot Proposition 13 on the June ballot. says the San Diego County Board ot Education. F,.._PageAi PLUNGE ••• built for Monogahela Power Co .. which draws water rrom the Ohio River water to make steam and generate electricity. Ar· terward. the hot water is run in· to the tower to cool it orr before it is dumped back into the river. Frank Keeton, local office manager ror Research Cottrell. the Bound Brook. N.J. company .tbat nd Mlbcootract.ed to build the tower. sald the structure was about one-third completed. A spokesman said the diamater at the base-was 360 feet and the tower was to be 480 feet tall when finished. At Belmont, a short walk away, the bodies were pl!lced in· side a dark gray concrete build· ing at the back of the white· frame City Hall, which also serves as headquarters for the fire department. State police as- sisted relatives of the victims in making identifications. A yoamg womarr in her early 20s arrived and went inside. She emerged a few minutes later weeping and leaning on the arm of an older man. In Washington, the Occupa- tional Safety and h ealth Ad· ministration said two inspectors from its office in Charleston, W.Va .. were sent to St. Mary's immediately after the accident. OSHA officials also ·s~id a special team of scaffold SJ)ffialists was being assembled to ins peet the scene. The La1una Greenbelt Inc. was to hand over a check for SS,000 to the City Qf Laguna Beach today as the beginning or a progracn to chip away at the se. 75 million price tag tor S)'camore HUis. Greenbelt president Tom Al exander sald the conservation organization is setting up ~ tax exempt Greenbelt AcquiaiUon fund which he hopes will be ad· ministered by the Greenbelt group and the.city. The check for SS.000 e<>mes w ith a resolution from the Greenbelt. board commendfog the City Council for its action earlier this month to. purchase the Rancho Palos Verdes Corp land out Laguna Canyon Road. "'This Is an effort to pat the council on ~back, and to begin a procedure whereby the city can pay orr the mortgage , .. Alexander said. He said the Laguna Greenbelt group also has an offer of $50,000 in matching funds for the ac- quisition. "We have been contacted by a Lagunan who wants to remain anonymous, that be will con- tribute up to $50,000 in matching fonds toward the Greenbelt." Alexander said the donor will give Sl for every $3 that goes in· to the acquisition fund. Jet'Sale Delayed WASHJNGTON <A'P> -Presi- dent Carter, bracing for a "very close. v~ry tough" fight, has agreed to a brief delay in formally proposing to Contress a sale or jet fighters to the Mideast. BEST TEAM IN TOWN! MODELS<>eO fM/AMJ"' MW TY CASITTI ~ ,. llCOIDla When )'Ou want a TV, a radio and a casette player-recorder. but just have room b one.. tlke - JVCs 3080 and get them all. Great for the office, the game. the etK>P or wherever yau·re QOlno. 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An outlflndlng recorder few h'4'(9Cerdlno ol even for honMt UM. -• 1 • x S~ajfold Falls, J ' 51 Are Kilted ST. MARYS, W. Va. (AP> - All 51 workers atop a scaffold in· side a power company cooling t tower were killed today when t the con.slQJCUoo framework col· •· lapsed and the crew.fell 168 feet huge circular concrete tower: A local fire station was pressed into service aa a tem· porary morgue where relatives came to identify the dead, includ· 'ing eight members of ooe family womogatthesite. to the ground ln a twisted mass of steel and rubble. f r Scott Wtdmeyer. press alde to Gov. Jay Rockefeller, said hours after the accident, "There are 51 I confirmed dead." I Rescuers had to pull many ol the victims from under the debris inside the base of the t -Mesa Man HeldMter . Auto Crash . A Costa Mesa man was arrest· ed on suspicion of drunken driv· ing early today alter allegedly tri11ering a three-car crash ln Newport Beach. Police assert that t>anlel J. Luoma, 21, of 2284-C Miner St.. was driving northbound in the touthbound lanes of Jamboree Roa,d when the accl~ent oc· curred near Camelback Street. Ac cording to officers, --Luoma's vehicle collided with a aoulhboUAd auto drlVen · b7 · Thomas R. Fredericks, 31, of 202 I Onyx Ave., Balboa Island. The lmpact sertt Thomas' car careening out Of control across the roadway's center dLvider where it was s~k broadside ~ by a northbound vehicle driven 1 by James K. Roberts. 37, of 4112 Salacia Drive. Irvine. All three drivers were taken to Hoag Memorial Hospital where they were treated and released. The only passenger, Maureen M iliako, 23,. of 1345 Cabrillo Park Drive, Santa Ana, who was riding with Roberts, was treated at the Newport Beach facility and transferred to UCI Medical Center where she was listed in fair condition today. Luoma was booked into Newport Beach City Jail. John Peppler, a laborer stand· ing on the ground in the middle of the tower when the disuter occurred, said the scaffold, wrapped around the inslae ol the tower, began peeling awty and then fell. , Peppler. 38, said. "The first thing I heard was concrete fall· Ing. I bad fust sent a basket ... up. I looked over ~Y left shoulder and I could see it fall· ing. I could see people falling through the air and everything falling." "They just fell like dominoes," a witness said. '.'I looked up and men were screaming and hollering.•• .Peppler said be Jumped under a truck ramp inside the tower and the four workers wJth him ran to the center of the tower. All those on the ground escaped injury, be said. A twisted mass of tables. Jupsber, steel aJJlcl qaqcr• lay over the scene. Just alter the accJdent, ?1 bodJes were ~raeped lD kMki blanket.a and ~ ~ oa plaltic sheets at the plant 1lte Mar tb1a Ohio Rlver town 1n northwestern West Vlr«lnla. The cooUna tower was bein& built for Mononpbela Power Co.1 which draws river water to maxe steam and generate elec· triclty. When completed, the cooling tower is to be used to cool down the water before it nows back into the river. Research Cottre ll of Boundbrook, N.J. was building the tower for the power com· pany. Monongahela Power said tf\e structure was about one-third c«nnpleted. A spokesman said the diameter at the base was 360 feet and the tower was to be 430 feet tall when finished. · George Morrison, an englneE'r, said: "I was on the ground when it started making noise. It was just a roar." Another witness said of the doomed men. "'Ibey (See PLUNGE, Page AZ> We Waited ••• Neampeopk Greet Duke By JACKIE RYMAN _ GI .. DMly ptlll..... ...._ The rumor was that John Wayne would arrive at Orange County Airport at 9: 15 a.m. Photolrapber Dick Koehler and I dropped evel'ytblaf and pUed into a wheezing old Daily Pilot station waeon and beaded for the airport. TBE&E WE FOlJND about three other reporters, all eagerlY awaltlng the Duke's return from Boston, where he'd undergone open heart surgery. And we waited. And we wafted. Gradually, Martin Aviation began to fill up with newspaper people, radio types and TV folk. At first, we all ran out.side whenever a Lear jet landed, shocking several conservaUve·look.lng businessmen who descended from their routine flights to fmd tblmtelves facing a barrage of cameras. RVMOU BEGAN to circulate: -He's IOlDll to land 1n San Fnnciseo. -Resneatedlntbebackwaytbreehouna10. -There ls no John Wayne. TM atmospben became more relaed and mon crowded. Yo.a COUid, .ta Cl&Dte. spot Ttl:IMI ~ S..n ~ onr a ~ eaUnl u let CNim l>ar, while down the ball KMPC'1 Dave "DeSoto wu lntonint tod8)''1 news report lnto the teleplM>oe. Qne newsman was fiirtinc with a female worker, try· lnc to eon her Into cbanslng lnto a baUlioc 1ult to po1e for a cbeesecake pboto. Unfortunately for her, be was from a racllo sttdon. FINALLY A sa••·OFftCIAL rumor anived. Wayne bad Just .m.-an San Francisco and bad taken oCf •lain for OraQ1eCoUnty. 11 1'M u exdUbl mornlnc. t haven't had ao mach f\ln 1lnff I OOIMied H.a. Ral4emu on a priv_. Al1aDd "-' WON* ........ be U.S to talk to ... °"" ............. ..., ....... ILING JOHN WAYNE ARRIVES AT OMNGE COUNTY AIR'PORT AS PRESS L!!418 PATH After Heart Surgery In Botton Holpllat, ~ "Oled to 8• Home Again 'Very Good ·io Be Home' John Wayne Retums to Neuport Bea:ch By llJmAEL PASKEVICH Of ... o.1tJ l'llet St.ff John Wayne, looking tired, a toueb thinner but otherwise healthy. returned to Orange CCMIDi)' and his Newport Beach ~home ,loday after undergoing Oflll beartt\lfle,ry in Boston. A erqwd of photographers and l'ePorten, alolig with Wayne's two daughtets, were on hand as he arrived in a private Fluor Corporation Grumman jet at 12:30 p.m. at Orange County Airport. "It's very good to be home," said the 70.year-old actor. He said hill Immediate plans are to "Ue down at home for a couple of days and start to work on a script. "Hell, I feel great and I don't want to slow down," be said. Wayne len Boston early todaf. ,,. pa-. atoppec1 tn san Ji'raD. tlleo Won matiq the return ftllht to Orance County Alrpon. Wa1ne said be was somewhat apprehensive about undergoing the surge')', "but I'm sure glad I went now. 'l'bere's some won· derful people back there." Aalred hls feelin.cs about the overwbelmin1 response of &et-well Carda and letters from t.be American public. Wayne said only, "I want to cry ... Wayne spoke onlt bneny 'Mlb re~rten before jotn•na :Wa r~ur ...ti'*111 nlaked away la • 11....-lne. ceom~ the actor on the flight to Orance Co4~y was his penoaal physi· cltr..: Dr. Rober.t Egan of Newport Beacb. The actor left the .Boston hospital unannou.o~ and,aodtr tight secw1ty' .• ffe s)ipped out from the ~nt 9pd into a limousine with soeurit.Y ~ walking alongside-as be left Via a service entrance. Pl~ PUSllED APAB'l'MENT BID "Thank you for you, Pf\OlllPl service. We a1aift reated our apartment almost Immediate· Jy-thallks to ~. 1We have ad· vertised ~ Ute Datly Pilot for 18 years aad 1lt ba, been great." . That'1tbe~~ experience ot the G.._.le cou- ple -,vho ptaced U\11 ad ln the Daily PllCJt: t Blk to heh t Bf. 1~ ba. Adult• only. No pet•. S475 mo. Phone lCICIC· Xltltlt If you have an ap•l1.ment or bouae to rent, call 142 . .,.. It only tak• a r.w WOfdl ill .UM right pl.ce to ~ tbe ~ 10~1='ihe or.a--·~ tlii ncht p1ac9 if lie~ Paaet; As the few newsmen there scattered around bis car, Wayne rolled do'tVI' bis window and waved aod smiled. . "Wonderful." he said. ••rm okay and Holston ts wonderful." Wayne. wearing a yellow sport . shirt open at the collar. was rid· ing ln the front passeneer seat ot the limousine. . At Logan lnternatioJtal Airport, where a private jet was walling, Wayne told reporters he was returning home and feels be has the strength to carry on ttie normal life be ted before the sur- gery. Asked lf he planned to con· tlnue act.lnC, he said. "Yes. We got a new movie we 're working on called, ·&au John.· It's a helluva Sood sCOrY!' When Wayne admitted hhnselt on Karch 29. be did so under the secrecy ot bis given name - ... rton MorriaOn -and no one saJd. publicly then that he needed Imminent heart SUJ'lety. W lyne, whole rotes cut him as the tough·talklng. ru11ed man with • child'!' kindness Mneath a rough eix'erlor. Is one ot the world's best·known ac- tors. He will be 71 next month. WayM lost part of a 1Wll 14 years aco to ~•ncer. _ff~ qwt ctaaretus then and returned to actln1. wtDn1na an Oscar In ttet tor bb tole u Marshal RoOI• Coabum lD ~'True Ont." ' Kidnap Attempt Foiled By .JOANNE REYNOLDS oe 1111 DllM'f ..... s.... A Seal Beach man. abot four times when allegedly attempting to kidnap a Newport Beach police officer Wednesday night. died to- day after Wldergoing surgery at Hoag Memorial Hopsital. Police identified the dead man as David Duane Cogswell. 22. He was shot at 11 p.m. in front of the Marriott Hotel in Newport Center bvSllt. Reed Gloshen. Gloshen was on duty. but dressed in street clothes at the time. Capt. Ricbacrd Hall)llton said this morning he asked the Orange County District At· torney ·s office to act as an in· dependent agency and in· vestigate the shootiniz. The shooting took place after police were called to the hotel by a taxicab driver who claimed Cogswell was the man who held him up five days ago in Seal Beach. Police said Cogswell had sum· moned the cab to the hotel, but1 the driver abandoned his vehicle 1 when he spotted the man h~ believed had held ham u~ earlier. Gloshen and his partner. or ficer Thomas Little, were on special assignment ln the" Newport Center area, so they were the first omcers on the scene. arriving in an unmarked poUce car. · Polke said the two olficers spotted the 10.an matcblDg the cabbte•s description ln the hotel parktna Jot. While IJttJe circled the hotel. Gloshen drove to the front en· trance, pretending to be a guest while keeping an eye on the man. It was while Gloshen was at the entrance. that Cogswell re· po.rt,edly walked up to Gloshen and drew a .38-caliber revolver. Police allege he pointed the weapon at the sergeant and de- manded to be driven rrom the hotel. Police allege he threatened to kill Gloshen. The 12-year veteran of the force did not tell Cogswell be is an officer. but said he did try to talk Cogswell out of the alleged kidnapping. According to Gloshen, the only reply he received was a repeat of Copwell's demand to drive him away from the hotet or be shot. Gloshen reported that he agreed to do the driving and Cogswell got into the car on the driver's side and slid across the seat, allegedly keeping the gun on the officer. Gloshen said that as Cogswell got to the far side of the car, he drew his .38-caliber service re- (Sff SHOI', Page A2> Harbor Stories . Additional Newport Beach· Costa Mesa coverage appears today on Page AlO. Coast Weather Low cloud~ Friday morning with partial etearing Friday afternoon. Slightly cooler on Friday. Hig~s et to 70. Lows S3 to 58. INSIDE TOD~~ 11' ltn. Fant Lodi/ Pol Ntr· on "'ttped in her oion right oa ahe ~ out in fcwor o/ women·~ rtghta and abor· tU>IM. For o look at "the new Pat Nbort" '" Page A 7. .... "' AIY-lw.erlt Al leW"'I..... (• .,_...... C> a-L..-... ~ k'.:t...~ ................ , .... ....... a.. ............... ~--........ 01 C4 cir..,. o.y jllt OW•... Ct...,_ a•..J r.:::::~ .. ... ........ ., ..._ MT--0 =::.. CM ""'-" CM ..... , (1a ~ .... ~ l Mesa Clerk Nabs Man In Theft A man who bolted from a Costa Mesa jewelry s tore Wednesday night with a rtng valued at $27.~ was captured by a determJned store clerk Jn a foot chase tbroufh the malls of ~outh Coast P aza shopping center. police said today. In custody today at Costa Mesa City Jail was 29-year-Old Peter Davitt Edrige of Mill Valley. He was booked on suspicion of grand theft and is being held in lieu of SS.000 bail. Police said Edrige wore a wig and s unglasses as a disguise when he entered Jewels by Joseph at 8:05 p.m Wednesday and asked for a closer look al a gold ring with a large diamond set In the center. Clerk Robert Laidlaw, 37, of Mission Viejo, pull~ the ring from a showcase and handed it to Ednge, police said. Edrige \hen ran froro the store with Laidlaw in oursuit. An unidentified May Company securit} guard joined in the chase and Edrige was captured · by Laidlaw and the guard. The. ring was recovered and Edrige was handed over to Costa Mesa police. • Younger Says He'll Vote For Prop. 13 LOS ANGELES <AP)-At. torney General Evelle Younger said today he would vote ror the Jarvis tax initiative. Proposition 13. even though It Is "inartrully drafted" and he won't campaign for ll The proposed $7 billion proper· ty lax cut "will mean that gov· ernment at all levels must start cutting costs; but we must cut government costs under any circumstances." Younger saJd. He became the last of the five major Republican contenders for governor to take a stand on the June 6 ballot measure. "My present Intention is to vote for Proposition 13. However, I cannot take an ad· vot>ate's role ... without diminishing the effectiveness of my efforts as the state's chief law officer." Younger said. .. Proposition 13 was inartfully drafted. lts passage will create many legal problems, but they are not insurmountable. The re- sult will be traumatic, but that's what proponents have in mind. "Proposition 13 will not destroy local government; it will not m ean the end or police and fire protection and public educa- tion." Younger said. ( -I OMNGl COAST .. DAILY PILOT _. .. _ .... _.,_,.,..,_ J.cti• cw-. "~· ,........,, ___ __ ,_.,._ E4tttor 1-A_,.... --......... ~Ill-. ·~~ ... R A.t\J~-""-..._UI'°" -~ ;.;'i}udgesliip. ~ ,.,....r,,.eAJ SHOT .•• volver and fired four quick shots that hit Cogswell In the left side. Pollce said Cogswell dld not fire his gun. He was treated at the scene by paramedics and rushed to Hoag Memorial Hospital where he un· der went surgery earl)I\ this n(orning. Sul Beach po lice sald Cogswell hu been the subject ol a six-week investigation JnvoJv. ing a senes or armed robberies in West Orange County .. Detectives there believe be la the man who held up a gas sta· tion, a llqUOI' store and a Chinese restaurant in their city and a · co nvenience store in Westminster. Bul they said the suspect in those robberies concealed his face with the mask of an old man, maldng positlve ldenWJca· lion of the suspect by the victims impossible. Newport Beach police sald the gun CogsweU used is registered to an acquaintance of bis in Seal Bea'Ch. Candidate Gets Help~ Deputy Di.strict Attorney Orel· ta Sean aot oft to a flying start W ednetday in her bld to unseat Oranee County Superior Court Judge W<>nM'd Goldstein or Newport Beach. Tbe Fourtlt Dlltriet Court ol Appeals tn Sata Bmlardlno ruled in the fiery prosecutor's favor and overturned Superior Court Presldlnl Judge Byron K. McMillao tn a decislon that now allows Mrs. Sean b> me a state- ment of quallficatiom as a can· did.ate for judlclal office in the June primary. Faced with a filing and malJ. Ing coat of cloee to $10,000, Mrs. Sears decided shortly after her candidacy was announced to seek election without mailing the statement to voters. But she ehanged her mind this week when she heard of a Los Angeles County Superior Court decision '1hlch rules, in effect, t hat candidates canriot be personally bllled ror th~ mailing to voters who wUl 1et the state· ment of qualifications With their ballot forms. Strikebound Trash Firms Hiring Help Afler a two-weeJt strike by rubbish collectori in 14 Ora.nae County cities, the traab com· panies are h iring non-union workers to get the garbage trucks rolling again. Judge Golda~ein, wtio also de· · cided earlier to dispense with the mailing, said he also will file the statfment for mallln1 to voters ,Of the Superior Court Judicial ~bj.ct in wbfob the two are 111JUW1C. Dick Taormina, owner of Anaheim Disposal, said bis firm is interviewing prospective employees and will hire them lf the latest managemenC offer is rejected. He said he's received more than 100 applications for 42 positions. "All the other companies are doing the same tb\ng," he sald. Taormina said earlier he feara there will be bloodshed lf the management offer isn't ac· cepted. Rubbish bas gone wicollected since 450 teamsters walked oU1 in a pay dispute. One million re· sidents are served by the seven strut>k companies. NB Cancels Plan Meeting The Newport Beach Planning Commission scheduled for May 4 has been canceled for lack of a quorum, city officials have an· nounced. Assis tant Co mmunity Development Director Jim Hewicker said several com· missioners will be unable to at· tend the meeting. Items scheduled for that date will be considered at the next planning commission meeting, on May 18. Judge McMUlan ruled against Mrs. Seara' local petition a.'ler commenting that he felt the Los Anaeles decision would be re· versed at appellate court level. Instead, the deU1bted Mrs. Sears announced tbrou1bout the county courthouse Wednesday, Judge McMIUan was reversed by the San Bernardino appellate court. CdMSchool 'Revolution' Fizzks Out Th~ revolution didn't quite make it at Corona del Mar High School today. School officials said the put-0n was pulled off by a small group of students -calculated at fewer than 100 -who launched a last-minute write-in campaign in today's student body election in an attempt to elect a presi· dent on what was described as a "Communist" platform. pledged to "overthrow" the school. Student Activities Director Rocky Ford likened the effort to the votes annually cast fo r Donald Duck and Mickey Mouse. "It has had no effe°' on the elections whatsoever," Ford said of the write-in campai1n for Lev Yablonsky. GetawayUar Suspect Embarrtutaes Police A drunken driving auspect led Cypress police on a not· too-merry chase Wednesday nlabt driving, of all thinp, a police patrol car, its flashing red lights aalow. ADllrlTEDl.Y £118ARllASSBD, j>ollce did drunken driving sua~t Gary JM J ones, Jt, f/U handcuffed and left alone in the pol lee car. tu motor ldlln.1, Jones had ol\ly to allp his cuffed hands under his legs to take command of the patrol unit while of· flcersquestioneda passenaerlnJones' car. ' AND TAKE COMMAND of the patrol car Jones did, poUce8aid. Jpnes aJlegedty'drove the police car on an erratic course that led hla punuers down $ide alreeta until he apparently tired of the chJae and stopped ~t Corritoe Avenue Jnd ChrJstOJ>her S&reec Jn Cypress. And u a reawt oftfie escapade Jones' drunken drlvlna urest was expanded to cover auto UMlt and realltin1 arrest, poUceaald. ' f .. knew what theNwUn do about It.'' Lee .-.. al netrby SbuJta . ..W .. at fOul' of bla flve IOna, • brcltber, htO bn>tbeo-~law and a nephew. Tbe aurYlvtni son, Robert, SS, who said be was also employed at the collStruC· Uon site bu\ was not on the acaf- Colding. ldentlfied hll brothers as G a1le, 32£1 Ronnle, 30, Ernest, 28. and Miles, 25. Tbe Steeles and other weeping relatives aathered aj the makeshift rn.oreue at tae fire station ln Belmont to Identify the victims. As the dead lay inside the, dark. 1ray concrete bullding · behind the City Hall, st-Polle4t , us)lered ln ~e relaUvet fo .-as~ them in ldentlfyln• the bodt-. ' A young woman in her early 20s left the building in tears on the arm or an older man. Names ol most of the victims were not immediately releued, but the New Jersey subcontrac· tor on the project said roost were from New Jersey or West VlrJhlla. The Occupational Safety and Health Admlnlstratlon ln W uhl~ saJd two inspectors left for the scene lmmedla\ely after the accident. The two headed to St. Marys from W aabington. OSHA said a· team of scaffold s.11ectallsts was betn1 as· sembled. An OSHA spokesman, James Foster. said the g~neral con· strucUon site bad been Inspected by OSHA since the project began, but no details of the find. ings were idunedlately avaUa· ble. Foster added that the specific operations of ~arcJi Cottrell had not been.ln&pected. SiayDeniea Ted Affair BOSTON CP> -Former ski champion Su.y Chaf- fee denies rumors that she ls dating Sen . Edward M. Kennedy and says she has ' skied with him only because of bis influence ln Congre81. "We are not having en affair," Miss Chaffee. 32, said in an interview published In today's Boston Herald American. She said reports µnklng h er and the mal'rt~d Massachusetts Democrat · were · 'sc,i.ence ficUon." 1 "I h've a •t•ady boyfriend. Ind his inltlala are qo~~J..'' sheaaid. Can You Top Thu? This ~ad th~ scene Wednesday at lhe "topping out ceremony" t'or South Coast Repertory 's new theater building in Costa Mesa's South Coast Town Center as Robert Rusland of the C. L. Peck construction company uses an oversized wrench and SCR Board of Trustees president Kae Ewing shouts encouragement. The theater ls schedu.led to be operational in the fall. Bites Set FridBy FOr Frank Sortino Gr a.veside funeral services are planned Friday in Ntw,port Beach for big band musician Frank Sortino, who died Tues· day at San Clemecite General Hospital. He was 73. · Mr. Sortino, who a tarted his musical career playtng accor· dlan in Chicago, came to California in 1933. He played with several big bands -io their heyday. appe.aring frequently on Catalina Island and ln Newport B~ach, his widpw said today. He lilao plaied in 1novin, lnclUding several Fred Astaire musicals. , Mr. Sortino was employed by titte , flush' Corporation of Arneraca and. was actJve lJl the Elk. Liooa and Rotary ch1t>s. Friday's funeral services are planned ' at l p.m. at Pacific Vl&w Meinorial Park lJ\ Newport Beach. Mr. Sortino is survived by his widow. 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Richard HamUt.oa said this mornlng he aalted tbe Orange County Dlatrlct At· tomey's office to act as an tn- dependent agency and in· vestigate the shootinJ. The shooting took place after police were called to the botel by a taxicab driver who claimed Cogswell was the man who held ~ Scalf old Collapses I I I 51 ! $7$0,000 Damage l i Fire Destroys 3 LB Houses • By STEVE MITCHELL OI Ille o.lly ...... iCAff Fire that may have been sel gutted $750,000 worth of hilltop housing in Laguna Beach early · this morning In a blaze that Star Wayne ". Reletued, Flies Ho11M 7 Actor John Wayne. who un-derwent open heart surgery '-three weeks ago, was released from Massachusetts General I Hospital in Boston today and left by private jet for Orange County Airport. "I feel like a new man." the Duke declared. I couldn't feel better. It's a wonderful feeling." Wa yne was presumably j headed for his Newport Beach r home. Sources at Orange County Airport indicated that Wayne's jet was expected to fly from Boston to Butler A vi at.ion in San Francisco. After a brief stop there. his jet was to continue to Orange County and la nd at Martin Aviation's hangar. A Fluor Corpo ration ~ spokesman in Irvine confirmed ! (Sff WAYNE, Page AZ> ) J YoungerSays I He'll Yote ~ For Prop. 13 l LOS ANGELES <AP>-Al· ( torney General EvelJe Younger • said today~be would vote for the Jarvis tu lnlliative, Proposition 13. even though it Is "inartfuJly \ drafted" and be won't campaign for it. The proposed $7 billion proper· f ty tax cut "will mean that gov· f ernment at all levels must start ' cutting costs; but we must cul t government costs under any circumstances," Younger said. He became the last of the five major Republican contenders for Jovemor to take a stand on the une 6 ballot meuure. ·•My present !QtenUon ls to vote for Proposition 13. However. J cannot take an ad· vocate's role . . . without dimhlllbing tbe effectiveness of my efforts as the atat.e's clrlef law of&cer," Younger aald. up~jtjon 13 was lnartlully cir~. Its puaa1e will create ID8Q1 lecal probaem_s1 but they are oot lnsurmounta0te. The ... •ult wUl be traumatlc, but that'• what proponents have In mlnd. "ProPO•ltlon 13 will not destroy local aovemment; lt wiU not mean tbe end of J>Ollce and lire 'rotedlon and public educa· lion, ' YOuager said. .. could be seen from as far as Balboa Island. "l just grabbed my pants and got my Ferrari out of the garage," said one resident. Three houses were gutted and a fourth damaged. Art Colony police said they suspect arson in the 2 a.m. blaze which glowed like a torch from the sleep Arch Beach Heights area. Flames, which started in two homes under construction on La Mirada Street. spread to. tlW'O ad· jacent houses in the closely packed neighborhood. More than 30 firemen from the city's three stat.ions plus a latte of volunteer firefi1btera responded to the fire, assisted by a group of neighbors man- ning garden hoses. Police officer Jerry Linenkugel said he could see the flames from Coast ff.i&bway. ay tbe lime be got to the hilltop community, "The flames were so bol they were causing <thermal) cracks in t'be windowS of homes across the s1teet." The two unfinishe<J houses belong to builders Charles and Bart Christler. who were just past the framing stage In con· struction of the three.story structures at 1123 and 1128 La Mirada. Police arson investigator Mike Davis was digging throuib the tons of blackened rubbfe this morning, seeking clues to the fire 's origin. "We have found definite sips of a suspicious nature, and· the case is under investigation," Davis said. "The flames burned every. thing but the nails in the two houses under construction," Of. ficer Linenkugel said. The fire spread from the two framed structures to an adJa· cent home owned by Jim and Judy Canlero at 1135 La Mirada. A passerby who spotted tbe blaze, pounded on that couple's door and the house next door owned by Dr. Peter Welg&n and his wife. : •'I heard peo~le pouacttna on the doors, and When I looted out- side, all I saw wu • "Wall ol flames," Dr. Welgan aaid tbil mormng. He said a neighbor MlllMd in and grabbed the famlly television set while the dOctor <See FIRE, Page AZ) PllDI' PUSHED APAKl'MENT BID 0 Than.k you for your prom~ service. We t\gain rented our apartmeot almost lnimealate- ly-tbanks to you. We have ad· vertised through the Dally Pilot for 18 years and It has been areal." • That's the advertlslnl 1veeeu e)(perience ol the Glendai.1eou- ple who placed tb1s -.d 1a the Daily Pilot: . • 1 Bile to bch i Br. 1"' ba. , Adults only. No pet1, S47S mo. Pholle xxic. xx xx U you bave an apartment or house to redt, call "2·5e'nl. It onl1 lakea a tew words iD the ript place to aet Uw raultt you want. AlOQJ the Otaue Coat. t.M ttJbOtl.ee la~ llanl' PUoL blDl lip five days ago in Seal Beaeb. POUce said Cogswell bad sum- moned the cab to the hotel, but the driver abandoned his vehicle wben be apotted the man be belleved bad held bim up earUer. Gloshen and his partner. of. fleer Thomas Utlle, were on spedal assignment in the Newport Center area. so they were the fU"Sl o(ficers on the scene, arriving ln an unmarked police car. ' Police said the two officers spotted the man matchln1 the cabbie's' description in tbe batel parking lot. While Llttle circled the bot.el, Gloshen drove to the .front en· trance, pretendlnc to be a guest while keeping an eye on tbe man. It was while Gloeben was at the entrance, that CopweU re. portedly wall(ed up to Gloshen and drew a .38·callber revolver. Police allege b~ polnted the weapon at the sergeant and de- manded to be driven from the hotel. Police alleee be threatened to kill Gloshen. The 12·year veteran of the force did not tell Cogswell be is an olfieer, but said be did try to talk Coga'ol(ell out of the alleged kidnapping. According to Gloshen, the only r~ply be received was a repeat of Copwell'a demand to drive him away from the hotel or be shot. GJosben reported that he agreed to do the driving and CogsweU got into the car on the driver's side and slid across tbe seat, allegedly keeping the gun on the officer. Gloshen said that as Cogswell got to the far side of the car. he <SH SHOT, Page AZ> eaths ...., .......... ., .......... LAGUNA BEACH FIREMAN CHECKS DEBRIS FOU-<>WING ARCH 19£ACH HEIGHTS BLAZE Offfdela Say $750,000 Damage Would ...V. Been Worae La~ Summer 141Djured In Indoor Car Mishap Fourteen people were injured Wednesday when a car being driven jmkle an Anaheim aulQ auction showroom somehow went out of control and ploughed Into a cluster of bidders. Three people injured in the freak 3:47 p.m . accident .~• Cal Auto Dealers Exchange, 1320 N. Tustin Ave., Anaheim, remained in the hospital today, according to police. They said a woman was driv- ing the errant auto onto the auc- tion showroom floor when, for as yet unknown reasons, the car skidded into the small crowd. L lated as s ti I I .be i n g boapttallzed today as a result or Injuries suffered in the mishap were lunlo Go, 32, of Palos Verdes, James Haight. 53, of San Diego, and Theodore Bretch, age unknown, of Los ~&eles. Tbe remalnlng lnjury victims were. treated and released. She's No. I Fiejo Secretary Honored A Mission Viejo woman who "knows when to charge and when to retreat" was honored Wednesday as Orange County's best secretary In observatJon of Nation Secretary's Day. Marge Higham t. seqetary to Chris Gaal, assistant 'ffte presi· dent of the Newport Center branch of the Bank of America. She was awarded a vacation trip to Mexico when a committee of businessmen decided her boss bad the nicest things to say aboui her. "l was absolutely noorect," she declared after learning of the honor at Wednesday morn- ing's break.fast.sponsored by tbe Bahia chapter o! the NaUonal Secretaries' Association. Mrs. Higham took her boa to the breakfast which was pre. ceded by an essay contest in which the bosses were given 25 words to say why they tboqht their secretary is the belt in Ute county. . Gaal's essay. reid af the breakfast, noted that Mrs,. (See NO. l,'Page A'.2) Dellyfll•Mett ..... SHE'S TOP SECRETARY 8 ·of A'• Marge Higham Publisher Loses Suit l.nguna, Company A.eased $55,000 DamtJKes An Oranae County Superior Court jury ended a four·month trial Wednesday by ruling against Vernon Spitaleri 's Laauaa Publishing Company and rejecting tbe plaintiff's al· let•tioll &bat &be company ls be-lne 4eNed clreulaUon privileges In lApM HU1a Lelauro World. The JW'J assessed damages of S55,000 aga i n s t Laguna PubUlt.llna ln favor of Golden Wett PubH1bln1. the dis· trtbutora of the Leisure World New1 and the Golden Rain Foun· datldb. operaton of th• reU~ m.nt tomJnunlty. Lawy.. acting for publlaher Vereon SDltalerl aaid they may aepeal the decl1lon returned 8fter lb clayt ol deliberation ln I•••• Walter Cbaramaa •a ' COUJ'U'OOm. A dedalon will be made in the next few days. Spitaleri unaucceaafully argued durtng 1be trial taat be attempted to be Git &be elrcula· tion of b1s Lat\Afta · mu. N"9· Poat by bavlq free eopiet dis· trlbuted on a door to door bull in Lellure World. Jt was t.eet1fled that he bad about 800 payln1 1ut»erlben among the U..000 Nlldntl ol tbe retirement communlty at the time but wu uaabS. to raise bis readel'lblp ....,.. authortUea at Leisure World ,..t\IMd. t.o a1)ovl entrf '° tdl cant.,.. Spltaleri aetUMd the defen· dantl d malr eomPettUOG and diacrimlMUon liDee the .PrlJl&en of lb• Leisure Went N._ "'"· allowed to dlatrlbate''tb• newspaper without binderance. SpltaJeri took legal action with the argument that the de.fen. dantl·wtre depriving him of ad· vertlslng revenue by conspi.rin& to bar bim entry to Leisure Wodd homes. Tbe jury voted 9-3 to reject Spltaleri's lawsuit. Jurors then voted 10.2 to accept the trial statements of the defendants. Lawyers for Golden West Publlahing said the jury verdict upbolda the right to privacy held by all Leisure World residents. Tbe Leisure World Newa was nnt printed 13 years aio and became the reUretnent com· munlty's ln,bouse newspaper. It was later acquired by Golden West PublislHna which (&.e VE&OICT, Paae AZ) Family Loses Eight ST. MARYS. w.va. <AP > -A metal construction scaffold in-side a power company cooling towe r collapsed and plunged about 1SO feet today. killing Sl workers. authorities said. Eight members of one family died. They just fell like dominoes." said a witness standing inside tbe base of lhe uncompleted con- crete tower when the disaster occurred. "I looked up and men were screaming and hollering." lt was not known immediately if anyone survived. Lee Steele. of nearby Shultz. said he lost four of his five sons, a brother. two brothers-in-law and a nephew The s urviving son, Robert, 35, who said be was also tmployed at the coutruetioo s!t.e bu! WU Mt dn Ute MatfoJd- ing, identified his brothers as Gayle. 32. Ronnie, 30, Ernest. 28, and Miles. 25. The Sleeles were among weep- ing relatives who went to a makesbilt morgue near the con· struction site to ldentily vktims. In Charleston, Scott Wid· meyer, press aide to Gov. Jay Rockefeller said "there are SJ confirmed dead." State Police Corporal R. J . Taylor, in charge of operalioos at the scene. said some victims had been trapped beneath debris al the base of the huge circular tower. Names of most victims were not immediately released, but the New Jersey subcontractor on the project said most were from New Jersey or West Virginia. Visible at the bottom of the tower an hour after the tragedy was a twisted mass of tables. lumber and steel, and concrete. John Peppler, a 38-year-old laborer from Murpbytown, said he was one of five men in the middle of the tower on the ground when the scaffold , wrapped around the inside or the tower, began peeling away and fell. "The first thing I heard was concrete falling," Peppler said. "I had just sent a basket of it up. I looked over my le~ shoulder ~d I couJd see lt falling. I could see people falling through the alr and everything falling." (See PLUNGE, Page A2) Coast Weather Low clouds Friday morning with partial clearing Friday afternoon. Sligh Uy cooler on Friday. Hi&hs 64 to 70. Lows sa to 58. INSIDE TODAY In 1912, f'jrlf LodJI Pal Niz· on em'1Tlftl bl Mr' own right oa •hit ..,_ out bl fat>Or of wome-n '• rights and abor· tfcml. For a look al "IM NW Pot Nizon" lff Pooe A7. h•ex ••• .. --. "',.......,..,.. a .-. ....... a Am'--" a L. ........................ .. = llW~ CM .............. DN ,,..._, ..... M,01 CMk1 Cl 0...... Clillly All OMl:u .. , cit.._.. •w o.ea ........ -. ....... ~ .. -.~......... Cl ~ICM,....._ CM .-.-; ~ =~·-....:: Al DA&.V "-OT SB DALLAS <AP > -An elemeolary ffhool jenJlOI' waa abol to death ahortly a ft e r he reportedly spanked an I-year-old boy. aod police arrested the pupil '1 grandmother tn tb~ case .. She was /•lied Wednes· da y pend 01 flllng of formal cbar1es ln the death of Woodrow Porter Jr.,38. Police sald they had been unable to verify re· ports that 'Porter spanked the child alter catching him be~ the antenna of P orter s car . The ~oman and boy were not identified. F,...p_,,.Al FIRE •.. pulled on his pants and ran out· s ide . "I just grabbed my pants and got m y Ferrari out o f the garage," he said. His home was heavily scorched by flames from the Caniero residence. The Caniero's were living in the structure, although it was on the market for sale at $215,000. Homes In the Arch Beach Heights area are built on ~ts of 25 feet by 105 feet. Buildlng de· pa,.tment officials s-ay there are only three feet In the side yards between many of the homes. The area was subdivided in 1911 on a grid plan, running north and south and east and west. The subdivision did not take the area's steep hillsides and slopes \nt.o consideration making for lots with varylnS degrees or steepness. The area is nearing the end of a COUnCll·imposed moratorium on construction, which stipulates owners of two adjacent lots must combine those lots to create one s~ructure. Thal would widen the side yard setbacks to approx- imately fi ve feet. But Jack Connors, the city's dev~lopment specialist, said the Christler brothers received a hardship exemption In order to build two structures on their two tots. '"If the fire department hadn't responded as fast as they did, we would have lost another two or three houses," investigator Davis said. shaking his head. ·'These things are really clo6e together." I .ance Faces WverupRap ATLANTA (AP> -Be rt Lance, who received the "good ol' bc;>Y" seal or approval from President Carter during and after his fight to remain federal budget director. bas been ac- cused or covering up quesUona. ble_ loans to himself and his rel- a t 1 v e.s made through two Georgia banks he once ran. But spokesmen for Lance who r eportedly was in Australia and unavailable for comment, say he re":'li.~ed no "personal rtn1.mcial gam from the transaction's. . In addition to the clvU action, filed here Wednesday• Lance is reportedly under investigation by a. feder~J ~rand jury ror possible criminal violations through his banking practk es. FroaP~AJ VERDICT ••• also distributes the Saddleback Valley News and the Beach Cities News. "We never doubted tbat the jury verdict would be exactly what it was." Golden West publisher Carlton Smith com- mented today. "The jurf de-cided to yunlsh the plaJnllff in a way which proves that the system of Justice really works." Spitaleri was not available for comment today. OAANOI COAST se DAILY PILOT ......... _..,.. .... _.. NEW DELHI. India <AP> - Rebel forces launched arl"(\or .,id alr auackl oq My aovem· ment b~lldto11 in Kabul. Allhanistan, loda~ W Claimed to lla ve o\lst~ Uie 1ovemment or ~residen~ Moliamme4 Daoud. a military leader wbo·live years a10 toppled th~ AfJhan monarchy. Reports reaching London said the. armed forces had seized power and Daoud's family bad been "wiped out complete!y." These diplomatic dispatches and monitored radio reports from the Afghan capital did not specify whether Daoud bad been killed, however. Gen. Abdul Qadir, a •ebel leadt:r. declared the coup a suc· cess ID a broadcast on an Afghan radio station monitored here. But diplolJ}atic sources in New Delhi said the claim could not be c_onfirmed immediately and cau· honed f:hat the rebels may have onl~ seized control of the radio station. W eslern diplomatic sources here reported earlier that the re· bels met strong resistance In the Afghan capital and that many bodies were seen scattered throughout the vicinity or the heaviest fighting, around the Defense Ministry and the former Royal Palace compound, which includes Daoud's residence. The French Consulate was destroyed by fU'e from several tanks. said the sources, who aaked Dot to be identified. The ftghting began about noon Ioctl Unle as rebel forces uatna tac>kl and armored personnel carriers rushed the royal palace. the Defense Ministry and lbe arrny ls~ Corps bead· quarters, they said. • Heavy exch~ges of gunfire lasted three hours. then ~saened. Daoud folled a previous coup bid by tbe military in December 1976. A lieutenant general, Daoud took power in a military revolu· tl~n 10 July 1973, deposing the kmg. Muhammad Zahir Shah. Daoud, the king's cousin and b~other·in·law. had served pre· y1ously as bead or government JO 1953·63. Afghanistan. a mountain·and· desert nation or 20 million people we~ged ~tween Pakistan. the Soviet Uruon and Iran, was ruled by a mona rchy for centuries before Daoud 's 1973 coup. It is generally regarded as one of the world's most 1$ola~ and tradi· tion·bouod nations. The Afghans have long rot.lowed a neutral foreign policy. receiving aid from both the Soviets and the Americans. Af8han·Pak.istani friction in the past has been a major problem for the Kabul government but D,aoud in recent years baS im· proved relation s with Afghan is tan 's s outhern neighbor. 1 PLllNGE .•. · Pwpler said be jumped under a lfu,:k ramp lnllde the tower ' and the other workers with him Musician Sortirw Dies at 73. • ran to the ceater of the tower. Graveside funeral services are planned Friday in Ne~rt Beach for blg band mnlOlan Frank Sortino. who <Ued .oroe.. day at San Clementt; General Hospital. He was 73, .: j l. Mr. Sortino, who started ru. musical career playing ucor· dian in Chicago, came to California ln 1933. He played with s everal big bands in their heyday, appearing frequently on Catalina Island and in NeWJ>Ort Beach, bis widow said toda,f. He also played ln movies~ \nchldlng several Fred Astaire musicals. Mr. Sortino was employed by the Music Corporation of America and ·was active in the Elk. Lions and Rotary clubs. Friday's funeral services are planned at 1 p.m. at Pacific View Memorial Park In Newport Beach. Mr. Sortino is surv.ived by bis, wjdow, Victoria, of the couple's Sao Clemente home, sons, Frank E.J. Sortino of El Toro and Frank A. SOrttno of San Clemente; a daugbt~f( Sally Haae .. of BrookinRS1' Ore.: hts m o t b e r • a bro tb er : l o grandchildren, and four tr'8l· grandchildren. • l' HotSpri:hg$ I Warm Issue SACRAMENTO CAP) There's a confrontation ln the California Assembly over natural bot springs: The utility companies see them aa a power so~~ce, and the Indians as spmtual healing places. It was a stand-off Wednesday in the Assembly energy subeom· • mfttee, at lealt unUJ the author of ~ bill to preserve hot sprines decides whether to make some changes. . The bill Is AB 3009 by AA . sem blyman Barry Keene, D· Eureka, whose district Includes ~orthem California·s Hoopa [n. d1an Reservation. All lh-. on •the sround escaped lrQMry, be aald. '• 'lfh• coollng tower was being built !Of' Monoc-ahela Power Co .• which draws water from the ObJo River water to make steam and 1entrate electricity. Af· terwal'd. lhe hot water is run in· to the tower to cool it off before it la dumped back ioto the river. Frank Keeton. local office manager for Research CottreU the Bound Brook. N.J. companY that had Mlbcootracted to build the tower, said the structure was about one-third completed. A spokesman said the diamater at lhe base was 360 feet and the tower was to be 430 feet tall when finished. Al Belmont. a short walk away. the bodies were placed in· side a duk gray concrete build· ing at the back of the white- fr am e City Hall, which also serves as headquarters for the fire department. Slate police as· s\sted relatives of the victims in making identifications. A ymmg woman in her early 20s arrived and went inside. She emerged a few minutes later ·weeping and leaning on the arm of an older man. Jn WashJngton, the Occupa- tional Safety and health Ad· ministration said two Inspectors from it.a office In Charleston, ~.Va ... were sent to St. Mary's 1mmed1ately after the accident. OSHA officials also said a special team of scaffold specialists was being assembled to inspect the scene. An OSHA spokesman, James Foste~. said the general coo· structaon site had been inspected by OSHA since the project began. Fro• PGfle A J ·NO. I .•• Hiibam ls always available but knOws when ''it is appropriaie to rel~-;at" .He also said that she is not afraid to offer an opinion ,when asked. . : ,she said she bas Just recenUy become active in the Orange County secretary's group after transferring to Newport Beach from La Jolla two y~ars ago Geta~BJ' l;ar Suspect £mbanmses Police A drunkeu dtlv~ •uspect led Cypreq police on a not· too:merry chase Wed*'~n nlaht drlviD1, of all things a police patrol car. lta f{eebiila red UOtt ••low. ' j ADMnTEDLY BNBAllaASSED. police aaid drunken driving suspect Gary Lee Jones, 2', was handcuffed and lefl alone ln the police car. , • Its motor idiltta. Jones bad only to 1Up hl1 cuffed bands under hia legs to t&lce command of the patrol unit while of. fleets questioned a paaenier In Joaesr• car. I AND TAKE COMMAND ol the palrQI car Jones did po lcesald. • • • th t ~:e' tu!11etedly drove ~police car on an erratic course ti ad ol ..... punuen down tld~ atreeta u.nUl ~ apparenU)'. Cbrert ~ chase and stopped al Cerri\ol Avenue aod 1topher&reetfnCypreaa. And u a result of tbt escapade Jones' clnmken drtvlna arrest wu opanded to tov•r auto theft and ruJaUn"' arrest pollceaald. • • , JOHN ~AYNE TALKS TO REPORTERS AT BOSTON AIRPORT AFTER L!AVIN .,..,..,.. • .._ I Feel Ore•t, Wonderful,' Oecar-wlnnlng Actor Sey• Before Heading :C,~TAL f'roraPa.-AI WAYNE •.. that the actor is fl ying home on a Grumman jet registered to the Fluor Corooralion. The actor left t he Boston hospital unannounced and under . light security. He slipped out from the basement .-nd into a limo':'sine with security guards walking alongside" as he left via a servtce entrance. As the few newsmen there scattered around his car, Wayne rolled down ·his window and waved and smiled. "Wonderful." he said. "I'm okay and Boston is wonderful. .. ~ayne. wearing a yellow sport shirt open at the collar was rid· ing in the front passenge r seat or the limousine. · At Logan Inte rnational Airport, where a private jet was wa iting. Wayne told reporters he was returning home and feels he bas the strength to carry on the normal lif~ be led before the sur· gery. Asked ii he planned to con- tinue acting, he said, "Yes. We got a new movie we're working on called. 'Beau John.' It's a helluva good story." "It's nice to be going home," he added. "but I '11 be back in Boston as soon as I can." When Wayne admitted himself on March 29, he did so under the secrecy of h1s given name - Marion Morrison -and no one said publicly lheo that be needed imminent heart surKery. Wayne, whose roles cast him as the tough·talklng. rugged man with a chlld's kindness beneath a rough exterior . is one of the world's besl·known ac· tors. He will be 71 next month. Waddill Trial Jurors Continue To Rehear Case . Nine men and three wo .. 1en filed back into an Orange Co ,mty Superior Court jury room for the C<?urth day in a row today in a bid to re~ch a verdict in the murder trraJ or Dr. William Bax- t er Waddill of Huntington Harbour. · They then went back to the courtroom to hear a fioaJ portion of the rereading ol Dr. WaddiU's trial testimony. They spent most of the day Wednesday hearing fo r the second time Dr. Waddill's ac· count of events that led to his ar· rest on murder -charges. Waddill. 42. is a ccused or strangling a newborn baby girl in the Westminster Community Hospital nursery on March 2 1977. • ll is alleged that be choked the infant to death in her crib after he learned that she had survived his attempt to abort the 18-year· old mother. In the testimony read, the doc· tor said, "I'm certain the baby was in a dying state. if in fact it was a live," when he first saw it. He admitted be took no heroic action to try to revive the 3. pound infant because he felt it was severely brain damaged. In Cl"06S examination. Deputy District AUoroey Robert Chat· terton asked Waddill t.ohetber it was right to let the baby die. "If in fact it would be totally permanently brain damaged a nd In a vegetative state, as I'm .;ure this baby would ha~t been," he said, "and if in the wildest circumstances it would have survived, that would have been the reasonable thing to do." Fro... Pa~ A I SHOT ••• drew his .38-caliber service re-volver and rired four quick shots lhal hit Cogswell in the left side. Police said Cogswell did not fire his gun. He was treated at the scene by paramedics and rushed to Hoag Memorial Hospital where be un- der ~ent surgery early this mornmg. Seal Beach police s aid Co~swell ha~ be~ the subject of ~ s1x·we~k investigation involv· ~ng a senes of armed robberies an West Orange County. Detectives there believe he is t~e mal_l who held up a gas sta- tion. a hquor st.ore and a Chinese restaurant in their city and a co nv e ni e n ce s tor e in Westminster. J3ut they said tbe suspect in those robberies concealed bis face with the mask of an old r ~an, making positive identifica;I ~ion of ~ suspect by the victims 1mposs1ble. Newport Beach police s aid the glln Cogswell used is registered to an acquaintance of his in Seal Beach. BEST TEAM IN TOWN! 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And growers are. at,\f tertna · .'from low prices. accord.int to .•.1red DeUer, Irvine Company•1 .-.gricultural operations ,vlce • 'president. "Anybody breaking even on strawber ries will be doing good," said Keller. "I wouldn't 'want to write JN>me to grandma »bout them." A spokesman for strawberry shippers Mendelson-Zeller in Anaheim said growers are get- ting $3.50 a tray for berrie4 right now. Last year at this time, the price was $4 a tray (12 pints to the tray). Orange County consumers are paying from $4 a tray, when they catcb a supermarket special, to a more average S6 J tray. And while supermarket spokesmen say the berries are "big and nice," shippers are dis- agreeing somewhat. "They (berries l are unpredlc· table, quality wise, and the fact we are shipping more surprises ·i>s," $a.id a shipper. "A lot have· been thrown away." Despite more berries on the '1Darket, eastern buyers and pro- mote rs are not pushing strawberries lbis year because a steady supply has not been available and quality is down. he added. "Usually they would be pro· moting, creating demand, but ir- regularity oC weather and quali- ly has made them very slsiUish in actively promoting a product not consistently good on ar· rival." The result, less demand 'Wld lower prices. By April 6 last year, Orange County had produced 1,790,000 trays of berries. sajd Leonard Liekhus. Orange County deputy agriculture commission. This year, the county produced 1.880.000 trays during the same period. Orange County has approx· imalely 2,300 acres planted in berries, Liekhus said. The Irvine Company has 70 acres in strawberries this year. said Keller, and tenants _ there have another 300 acres. Like other growers. the Irvine Company has been barvesti.ng the berries since late February and expects to continue picking ~ntil early June. Right now. thoufh. Keller said, growers are at the peak c:l their season. But too much rain and un- usually cool weather have taken :•. their toll, Keller said. "We'll : ::barely recover our costs this ::::year '' '~· .. · -;t Plant Restricted ·.~.!. SACRAMENTO <AP> -The Sacramento Municipal Utility •• District's Rancho Seco nuclear . :: plant is being restricted to 75 .• percent of full power because of ·• a miscalculation in the emergen· cy cooling system. .,.~ WHY ARE EVAN AND KIT DOBELLE SMILING? Pretldent C•rt•r W•nta to Give Them $1 00,000 Job · 10 the Family Coupl,e to Make $100,000? WASIDNGTON <AP> -Evan and Kit Dobelle used to make do on bis $20,000 salary as mayor or Pittsfield. Mass. Now Presi- dent Cart.er wants them to hold Jobs that wlll increase their combined salaries to $100,000. Carter recommended Wednesday that Dobelle, currently chief of protocol. become treasurer of the Democratic Party. And be will submit lo the Senate the nomination of Kil Dobelle to succeed her husband in the protocol job. The Dobelles are former Republicans. Near Lima Californian Held On Cocaille Charge LIMA. Peru CAP> -An American yacht captain picked up by harbor police in the nearby port of Callao on Feb. 4. on suspicion of cocaine sumggl· ing charges continued to be held under detention this week. police sources said. He was identified as Donald Washburn of Southern California. He was arrested along with his daughter. Kathrin. two American crew Jarvis Plans Laguna Talk Laguna Beach Chamber of Commerce members will bear property tax reform advocate Howard Jarvis at a breakfast meeting May 10 at the Hotel Laguna. The co-author of the con· lroversial Jarvis·Gann initiative CProp. 13) will speak at 8 a.m. in the Riviera Room . Reservations, on a first come basis. are $3, a nd include breakfast. For reservations. call 494·1018. members, an American woman identified as Lynn Wrede, and a French woman, as his boat, the Noah's Arc. was setting out on a voyage to Tahiti. There was no official information on the status or the case. The sources said that an estimated two lo three kilo· grams of cocaine chlorohydrate were found aboard the modern. motor-powered sailboat. A port police craft made the arTest near the harbor after the craft had departed from a week's stay in Callao. American consular officials said they could not release bio- graphic information on Wa shbu rn or the other Americans accompanying him due to the privacy act provisions that proted U.S. citizerts upon lhei r request. Wash burn. 38, believed to be a San Diego. resident. is being investigated by Peruvian in· vestigative police. He is being detained in a Callao precinct. the sources said. Supervisorial Candidates Speak on TV All five candidates in Orange County's Second Supervlsorial District will meet newsmen on lbe second program of the "Election '78" candidate serl'es Friday at 7 p.m. on KOCE·TV, Channel 50. There will be a repeat of the one-hour show on S\Ulday at 1 p.m. The Second Supervlsorial Dis· lrlct coven Cypress, Huntington Beach, Los Alamitos, Seal Beach , Stanton, Rossmoor, SUa•et Beach, Surfside, Sunset Heights and parts of Garden Grove. The candidates are incumbent Laurence J . Schmit, David L . Baker , Harriet M. Wieder. Sonia "Sunny" Sonju, and J. Tilman WUJiams. The Job of county supervisor ls for a four-year term, with a ~early salary of $29,898. The five Orange County supervisors direct the state's second largest county with more than 10,000 employees and an annual budget of $544 mUIJon. Seminar Set On Violence • Tt!U!!d!y, Af>t!l 27, t878 S DAILY PILOT A :J EhrlichmanFreed FroDI P.rison CaDlp SAFFORD, Ariz. <AP> -John Ebrlichman, lrinnine broadly walked out or Swift Trati Federal Prison Camp after sun- rise todax, 18 months after he was imprisoned there for his role in the Watergate affair. The former domestic afrairs a.dviser to President Nixon d'rove off for an unknown destination in a maroon Chevrolet with Phoenix CAriz.) Gazette reporter Lois Boyles, dri~en by her son Vance. Ebrlicbman, 53, dressed in casual slacks, a windbreaker and a baseball cap, was followed by nearly 50 reporters and photographers as he walked from the front door or the minimum-security facility. He posed for pictures, but declined to answer questions. Asked how he felt, Ehrllchman said: "Can't you see bow J reel?" "I believe I am a different and better person today because of all this, .. ABC News quoted Ehrlichman usaytng. ABC correspondent Margaret Os mer said, "John Ehrlicbman told me he felt not guilt but sad· ness and regret over Watergate and all it brought." Gazette City Editor Vic Thornton said prio r to Ehrlicbman's release that Mrs. Boyles would be on hand al the prison. "I don't know if we·u get a SiuyDenies Ted A/fair BOSTON <P> -Former ski champion Suzy Chaf- fee denies rumors that she is dating Sen. Edward M. Kennedy and says she bas s kied with him only because of bis lol1uence In Congress. "We are not having an affair." Miss Chaffee, 32, said in an in ter view published in today's Boston Herald American. She said reports linking her and the married Massachusetts Democrat were "science fiction." "I have a steady boyfriend, and bis initials are notE.K.," sbesald. ,.tU 11leH So/u /""""8: ,.,,..,,.,,.°" ~ ...,_,. ,....,,,,_, coll.,,,.,.., allloM JillfHI --eap ..,, , ..,,~ _,,..,..,.... LEAVES PRISON John Ehr11chman story or not," Thornton said. "She's got this personal involve· ment. She's very sympathetic toward him." t;hrlichman is separated from his wile. Jeanne, who lives in Seattle where be formerly prac· ticed law. Mrs. Boyles is divorced. On Wednesday, Ehrlichman's Jast fuJJ day at the prison, a fellow inmate who Identified hlmsetr as a convicted drug dealer bad high praise for the former Nixon aide. "John is one cool dude, a good dude," said the inm•te, sitting next to Ehrlichman outside one of the cottages in which the 350 in· mates live. "He spends all his time helping us with our legal pro- blems ~ he never charges us. He does it 'cause be says it'sanex- cuse to keep up on the law." Ehrlichman was convicted or conspiring to hide While House involvement in the Watergate burglary. He entered the prison in eastern Arizona on Oct. 28, 1976. When not working the over· night shift in the power plant of the minimum-security prison, Ehrlichman spent much of his time writing. He has said his nov· el, "The Company," will be followed by another book before he begins work on. a book about Nixon. Candidate Backed In Judgeship Bid Deputy District Attorney Oret- ta Sears got off to a flying start Wednesday in her bid to unseat Orange County Superior Court J udge Leonard Goldstein of Newport Beach. The Fourth District Court of Appeals in San Bernardino ruled in the fiery prosecutor's favor and overturned Superior Court Presiding Judge Byron K. McMillan in a decision that now allows Mrs. Sears to file a state- ment of qualifications as a can· didate for judicial office in the June~rimary. Faced with a filing and mail· ing cost of close to $10,000, Mrs. Sears decided shortly after her candidacy was announced to seek election without mailing the statement to voters. But she changed her mind this week when she heard of a Los Angeles County Superior Court decision which rules, in effect. that candidates cannot be personally biUed for the mailing to voters who will get the state- ment of qualifications with their ballot forms. ' Judge Goldstein. who also de: clded earlier to dispense with the mailing, said he also wiU file the statement for mailing to voters of the Superior Court Judicial district in which the two are running. Judge McMUJan ruled against Mrs. Sears' local petition after commenting that he felt the Los Angeles decision would be re- versed at appellate court level. Instead. the delighted Mrs. Sears announced throughout the county courthouse Wednesday, Judge McMillan was reversed by the San Beflfl'd.ioq appellate court_ 7 ft. size ~R~~ED'595 5 /t. LoH Seat 1100 Le11 H.J.GA~~tfT fllRNllURE PROFESSIONAL INlERIOR 0£Sl6NERS - • 1"hurtdlir . .,, rt.,.,. et ...... ~ Tem~~\\' M.,..b.iae Quaking in Boots SIL\K.£, BATTLE 6 a OLL: It bal become clearJ¥ evl· dent from experience earlier tb1I WMk that you eaonot tell people that they aren't gett.ina abaMD aroUad wben they know blamed well they are. After all, tbls ll earthcautk• ~ountry. It developed that Just last Tuesday, real.dents of our coastal region reported shak• all the way from Hunt· ington Harbour upcoast to Misaioa Viejo downcoast. . When th1a happeM, we. start 1ettlnl calb here at the newspaper and poUce swltebboards fet jammed with calla rrom amious citizens aJI across the region. 80 11IE n:BSr TBING '100 do when these reports start coming in ls to call the earthquake people at the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena. These ex- pert& are called selamologists. They are supposed to know all about earth shakes. In 1\leSday's case, the quake savants didn't seem to have recorded any temblors near the 5 p.m. hour when two sharp jolts were reported along the coast. The next step, then, ls to suspect a sonic boom created by jet aircraft flying at supersonic speeds. You check with t.r ,,~· ' v \• f Don't Try to Tell Me the Earth lm't Shaking military installations In an effort to learn lf they have anybody up there nylng reaJ fast. TBIS EITllER GETS you a routine denial or the Air Force suggests the Navy did It, the Navy points at the Marine Corps and the Marine Corps suggesta you cbeck with the Air Force. Meanwhile, one HuntingJ.on Beacb lady called the paper and lnsiated she knew what was causing all her dishes to rattle. The oll people were doing it with under· ground explosions. We couldn't find any oilmen who would admit to any underground blasts either. Further meanwhile, more earthquake experts up at Cal Stale Fullerton believe they recorded some small shakes that seem to coincide with the times that citizens of our region felt their dwellings moving around. So there. It probably WAS an earthquake. As a matter of fact, the Cal State quake watchers say we've been experiencing a whole series ol very small quakes ln rec:ent times. Does this mean we're going to get the big one? Well, nobody can say on that one way or the other. BUT IF THE FLOOR starts shaking again, we can once more start looking for somebody to blame. The Air Force can blame the Navy, the Navy can point at the Marines and the lady in Huntington Beach can get mad at the oil people. 2 Midnight Riders Told to Ligia Up DAVENPORT, rowa <AP> -Two Davenport men were arrest'· ed on charges of riding a horse on a sidewalk, ridlng a horse without lights and failure to pick up manure. With the price of gasoline what lt is, .. if you can't tide bones, what are you going to do?" said Robert Haller, 28, one of tbe men . arrested Wednesday. Haller and Thomas Finch, 19, were arrested in tbe downtown area about 3:30 a.m. Police said the two ..,ere spotted ridlna the horses about midnight and were told they bad to keep oil tbe sidewalk and to have lights on the horses l! they rode at night. Haller's version or what happened ls somewhat different. Re said the two were stopped and ~Y uked police whether tbey were violating any laws. After chec~~1 police recommended tbe1 aet rear lights for the horses. But uauer said he dJd not reallJe they would be arrested for not getting them immediately. When Haller appeared lo court, be discovered an additional charge bad been filed -failure to pick up manure. The two horses had defecated while' the tnen were inside the jail arranging for bond. CANON CITY. Colo. CAP > - Three times, Sylvester Lee Gar- rlaon ''took &be walk." beaded ror Uae ,.. chamber ot the Color.do State Penitentiary. Fourteen times he outlived dates set for his execution for what tbe Colora do Supreme Court called "a cold·blooded and revolting murder." BUT AFTER zt years in prison. be walked through the gates Wednesday a free man, 45 years old, with $100 In bis ~ket and a new suit of clothes. "First, I'm going to sit on the porch and watch the people for a little while,'' he said shortly before his r-elease. "Watch the cars go by. I'll need a little time to put things behind me.·· Garrison's death penalty was lifted in <.'OW1 several years ago and be was given a life sentence instead. He accumulated enough time in prison to qualify for parole. which be was granted in J anuary. NEIGHBORS IDENTI FIED Garrison as one of two men wbot plstol·whipped Mort Freelander. 79, to death on the morning or April 25, 1958. The second as- sailant was never apprehended. Although Denver police said Garrison confessed to the crime a number of times, he said in court that be wu not IUllty. Behind the waUa of Canon Cl· ty, Garrilon earned tb• nickname "The GodtatlMtr" for hls wort with younger lmnat.. Someday, be aays, he would like to be a child counselor -maybe work with Juvenile delinquent.a. "l'VE SAT IN tbil beU·hole a Iona time -yeah, a tone time," he said. "l'Ve seeri some ln· telllgent kids come and ao, and tben come back again.'' All he reaUy learned In.side, he said, was bow to roll clprettea well. Garriaoo says be ls not gotnc back. that be wants a permaf\eOt job lo his future. "I bear these fools brag about having 200 Jobs in 40 years. Bia deal. "IT'S THE GUY who works the same job ror 40 years - yeah, that's something. A man can set bis watch by the way be comes and goes. I like that idea. It means you can have something in this world, aDd leave something ror someone else." His stride wu different as he walked out the gates. He was looking forward to going home to Denver and getting a chicken dinner at his mother's house. Three times in the two de· Drug Abuse Te1Jting Urged for Military WASJUNGTON <AP> -Saying the use of hard drugs among U.S. servicemen "is increasing at a serious rate," the While House urged Congress ~ to reinstate a currenUy prohibited proaram of ran· dom testing or military personnel for heroin addiction. Lee Dogoloff, a White House drug abuse offtclal, made the request in testimony. prepared for de· livery to the House Committee on the overwhelmin g ex· on Narcotics Abuse and Control, perience" o f m ilita ry and which Is holding a hearing on civilian law enforcement person. military drug abuse. nel, be said. Dogoloff told the committee Involuntary urine tei;tR for that tbe White House considers evidence of drug abuse was random sampling or military common in the early 1970s, but personnel as a reliable tool in was challenged in military the fight against drug abuse. courts on grounds ft violated the .. WE ARE CONVINCED of t h e efficiency of random urinalysis as a deterrent, based constitutional rights of soldiers. Congress ordered the random tests stopped in 1976. Dogoloff said surveys of enllst· ed personnel in Europe showed they had no objection to random Sci •.:at F• d testing as long as everyone en~ 8 W participated. And supervisors Evidence of 'Antimatter' WASHINGTON <AP> -Scien· lists have evidence that a sur- prising amount of "antimatter" may exist in the center of our Milky Way galaxy, which they say could furnis h important clues abo'll the formation or the universe. Physicists said Wednesday that a detect.or hoisted 130,000 feet aloft by a balloon picked up evidence or increased antimat· ter activity when pointed at the galactic center. Drs. Marvin Leventhal of Bell Laboratories and Crawford J. MacCallum or Sa ndia Laboratories said the discovery opens Ule door to "learning im· portant new things about the higb energy processes or the UD· iverse." · Scientists studying the basic properties of matter have con- cluded that for every kind of atomic or subatomic particle ex- isting ln nature, lbere also mmt exist antimatter, a virtually identical particle with a n op. posite electrical charge. said they would welcome the tests, be added, because it re- lieved them or the responsibility ror selecting - and thereby possibly prejudging - servicemen tor drug tests. IN A WIUTE House memo re· leased today, Dogoloff's boss criticized the Defense Depart· ment for doing too little lo dis· courage drug abuse among American Gls, especially those in overseas assignments. The memo from P resident Carter's chief adviser on drug abuse. Dr. Peter Bourne, to De fense Secretary Harold Brown cites a series of in· dicators of worldwide increases in drug use among American servicemen and women. Among. them : -Eight percent of the members or the U.S. Army headquarters in Berlin admit to using heroin. Snow Falls in Virginia High ·Tides CtlWle FWoding in Carolinas "''*"' AIDv'CllM A,,..rtno AMIMl,..te AUMta a.111mon ''""'""*" 11-m lol• '"'°" ll'OWM1rilt. lllftOIO Ol9<1sl11SC Clllcaoo Clr><tnnoll c1 .... 1e...s Coh1ml:MIJ 0.IFt.-Oeftwr 0-.~ DIV9!1 °"""" ,~ ...,...,.. ...... .......... ....-.,.in Jecb'VI• ,,_. ic. .. o., ~ .. ":'. LltMINI Ml LAJ Ptt ., " .. •7 1• so Sl ,, SI a » ., .ot ff ,. .. 41 ff '7 .tf S1 ... a •t JI as •t 47 ..... 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Tlle ..... ......,.... .. 11 ...... c1ctes before. Ile bad cbosen frled clilckeo aa bis lut meal Fried cblcken -cooked "bUt not over-coated" -omoo., a ude of Irle. IDd "real" -DC)t prison· variety -coffee. NATION I WORLD THan TIMES n bad eaten that chicken before the last· minute reprieves came. 1'hne tlmts.. This-time, the meal would be different. 'Cowboy' to Move? A s pokesman says Philadelphia Mayor Frank Rizzo would like to move artist Frederick Remington's only life-size sculpture. "The Cowboy." from its perch over- looking the Schuylkill River to a spot downtown where it can get the "broadest possible audience ... Similar plans two years ago were blocked by art lovers who said Remington chose the site rumself in 1908. Israel Denies Theft Of Lebanon Loot BEIRUT. Lebanon <AP> -Tbe Lebanese government Is in· vestigating reports that the Israeli army made off with aacleot treasures from archeologicaJ digs near the bJblical port cJty ol Tyre and that the loot offset the entire cost of last month's invasion. Israel said the report was without foundation. Local reporters wrote that Israeli helicopters bore off al least three burial caskets, five clay jars of jewelry and two gold statues from the era or Phoeni· cian King Hiram, who ruled from 969 to 935 B.C. THE REPORTS SAID the rel· ics we r e taken f rom Han· nawiye, five miles southeast of Tyre. The government Antiquities Department said if the theft is oroved, it would ask the U.N. Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization to help it recover the relics. A spokesman for the depart- ment said the U.N. peacekeep- ing force in south Lebanon would also be asked to help in any "permissible aspect within its Jurisdiction." THE ISRAELI ARMY said Thursday it investigated the aJ. legations but found no evidence the reports were true. "We have looked into this but nobody knows of anything of the sort happening," said an Israeli army spokesman. The Hannawiye excavations a r e c lose to U.N. French paratrooper checkpoints ln the buffer zone between the Israelis and Palestinian guerrillas in Tyre. U.N. sources denied a Beirut newspaper report that Israeli forces have started to build a Jewish settl e ment Insid e southern Lebanon. Thurlday.Apnl 27, Ul'18 8 OM. Y PILOT IJ5 ~toSeU ... Campbell Buy Pickles Heinz By MU.TON •osaownz The 8'Jlt betweea Campbell Soup and H.J . lie:lnz bu taken a puceat -one ati&bt ev.a MY sour -t4&na. • Tbele two food proceuotl have been selilna ..,14' -and 1ulmt -one another for a loq, loq llme: ext year both wW eelebraUI their 110tb blnhdays. R•m • Campbeil are two of the oldest brand names we hav.: Pl'l'l'8JIVaOB·8A.SED BINZ made lt bla very~ la condimtnta. lta flrst product wu boneraclWl. Then J1 pickled cucumbera. 1t wu mown for maQY years aa lijt "House of 5'7 VarleUes." 1 Campbell, based lo Camden, N.J., virtually means soup to Americans. There's probably no olher company that bas dominat.ed a market lor so Jona a tlme u Campbell has naled over the aoup bQsiness. Heinz and Campbell shire an in· terest ln the tomato. Helot' most successful product Is tom a to ketchup. It owns more than 40 pe~ot of the U .S . m a rk e t . Money Tree Campbell's most popular soup la tomato. And Campbell uses tomatoes in many of its other products, lncludlric. soups, tomato juice, V·8 Juice and its Franco-American spaghetti line. Heinz and Campbell cross swords over baked beant. They also used to go bead-to-bead in the soup market blkt that battle has diJslpated into a court swl Unable to mate a dent in Campbell's control of the soup market, Heift1 sued Campbell for $105 million. Heinz accuses Campbell ~f using predatory orlclng tactics to keep the soup market to itself. ' HEINZ MAKES SOUP FOR supermarket.a to sell Ull· der their own stol'e labels. R. Burt Gookin, chairman of Heinz, said the company "found we couldn't compete against Campbell. They're just too big and too good and they didn't let us a.et ill." Heinz was for maay years the undisputed leader of the pickle business. But it bas now lost that top spot to a much smaller company Vlasic Foods, based in West Bloom· field, Mich. Ask~ ~ently to explain how that happened, Chairman Gookin saJd pieties bad become too much ot a commodity business. He said also that it was difficult fOl' Heinz to compete ln price and fiexibility againat local pro. duce rs. Whether Campbell Soup was listening to this bleat. we- don't know. But it wasn't loag after Gooltin's explanation of how Heinz bad become runner-up in the pickle business that Campbell moved to acquire Vlasic Foods. VIASJC REGISTERED SALES of $102 miWou lu• year. earning $3.4 mlllion on that volume. For that performance Campbell offered stock valued at about $33 million. In addition to pickles, Vlaslc makes relishes, pep· pers and sauerkraut. Campbell sal(\ that the Heinz suit bad "oothlni to do .. with its decision ta-ecquire Vlaslc. But behind that official statement there must be smiles in Camden ~t the new ranking in the pickle business lsaoina to read; 1 -CampbeU Soup. 2 -H..J. Heinz. Govenunent, Basiaess Summer Jobs Given Support W ASFUNGTON <AP)-'Ibe federal government and American business are providing a record 1.8 m.Ulloa jobs for the nation's economically d1sadvantaged young pec>ple tbis summer, the Labor Department says. The job programs, supported by nearly Sl billion in federal money. wW mean employment for more than 80 percent of the poor youth expected in lbe labor market, Labor Secretary Ray Marshall said. THE SIX PROGRAllS WD..L provide about 300,000 more jobs than were made available last summer, depart. ment officials said. The largest of the programs ls the $730 million Sum· mer Program for Economically Disadvantaged Youth, which is providing 10.weet jobs for nearly 1.1 mlWon youths between the ages of 14 and 21. These jobs will be created by state, county and city governments under the Comprehensive Employment and Training Acl Job positions will inc:lude X·ray, laboratory. medical and dentaJ aasistants; library, teacher. museum and legal aides; main· tenance work; lifeguards; clerk· ( ON THE JOB ) Ly p 1 s l s ; co a c b es : counselors; and skilled trade trainees. Other job programs inc:lude: -The NaUooal Alliance or Businessmen, wilh Lhe sup. port of the Labor Department, plans to place 210.000 disad· vantaged youth with private employers who will receive federal subsidies. -THE YOUTH EMPLOYMENT and Demonstration Projects Act will create lS0,000 Jobs that young people may continue to bold when they return to school in the fall. -CETA state and local government admlnistrators wUJ provide an additional 100,000 Jobs. -Federal Summer Employment Program for the Needy, administered by the Civil Service Commission, will create 51,500 jobs. -YOV'111 CONSEBVA'l10N CORPS, operated by the Interior and AgrlcuJture departments, will create 38,000 jobs In trail building, stream clearing and Umber trim· ming. Roughly ball the jobs will be reserved for youth who are not eoonomicaJly disadvantaged. Federal law requires that all the young people wortdn1 under these pl'O(rama be paid at least &.be U.S. mlnimwn wage, which is $2.65 a hour. Maps, Pampldet,s Offered by Chamber Fountain VaJJey Chamber~ Commerce offtdala are orterlng rree city mape and other publlcM:lonS tQ lnteruttd pa riles at the Chamber office, l052S Slater Ave. Other p&Q\pb.lets, indodina "How to Start• BUll.neu ln Fountain Valley,"• comm.er'dal 1urvey1 apart.mat~ lnl and clt.y ecc.om1c ll"Owtb ttudJ, a1lo an 1v.1labae for small fees, chamber ofnclall sale!. More lllformatlon la available at 86'2-4441. -CWL-. "-OT ~.Af:jlrtllP, '"' °"",,... ........... B•Wes Re.aemllered Lion Country Safari's famed hippo, Bub· bles. may be gone but she is still re· memered. Gaii Daigh models a tiny gold Bubbles memorial charm featured at Broadway Department Store at Fashion Island in Newport Beach. College Aid Bids Denied W ASIUNGTON <AP> -More than one.fourth or the first students applying for federal grants to cover college costs this year are being rejected by a cpmputer programmed to catch cheating. The new computer check for inconsistencies or omissions hu resulted in tu.ming back more than 200.000 oI the rarst 800,000 applicants for so-called basic educational opportunity grants, says Leo Kornfeld. HEW's student aid director. Kornfeld called the figures "amazing." THE REJECl'ED STUDENTS AR E given a chance to submit corrected applications. be said in an interview, but these will undergo extra scrutiny. By a "conservative" estimate, Kornfeld said. the Department or Health, Education and Welfare bas been paying out SlOO million to $150 million an· (lually to students ineligible for the grants or who got too much. -The bulk ·Of the ( .. 1 money goes to students EDVCATION wh~ und~rest~mated ___ theJr lam1lles' income, he says. · The student is required to list on the application the family's income and taxes paid. The computer c:'ompares those figures, and if there are apparent discrepancies between lhe two, the computer kicks ~e application out. THERE IS NO CROSS-CHECKING with legal· ly confidential Internal Revenue Service records or income and taxes paid. Kornfeld said infoflbalion ls still being gathered on what types of mistakes the students are making. It Is possible that some are honest mistakes and that the application form "is more formidable tlurn we think." be said. · · In those1cases, students will need more help from counsel.on or financial aid officers in fllllng · out the form, he said. But Kornfeld said he believes computer rejec· Uons will weed out mostly student.8 who don't de· serve an award at all. KORNFELD SAID HEW BEGAN "computer auditing" the applications because "too m'any kids were s6bmitting corrected applications to get a higher grant." • Out or 4.S million students wbQ applied for the arants in 1977, nearly 2 million divided $1.7 billion in federal aid. The average award was $850 and tbe maximum was Sl,400. Ninety percent of the re- cipients came from ram.mes with adjusted annual incomes ol less than $14,000. The grants for the current year range up lo $1,600. President Carter hu proposed raising the ceiling to Sl,800 next year and adding $1 billion to the program lo malte grants of $250 available to slu· dents from families with incomes up to $25,000. CARTER IS PUSHING FOR expansion of this program as an aUemative to tax credits for col· lege tuition, a proposal he opposes as inflationary but which has substantial support in Congress. Kornfeld said that as an added precaution, bis office wUI audit 10 percent of the applications from students who appear eUgible for grants, concen· trating on those who submitted corrected appllca· tions. They will be asked to provide additional fn· formation, such as copies of their parents' income tax returns. Used 23-channel Radio Ban Holds WASHINGTON <AP) -Used 23·channel citizens band radios still cannot be sold in this country following a government decl.slon to uphold a .Jan. 1, 1978 cutoff date for sales. The Fedel'al Communications Commission de- Dled several request.a to extend~ date. Earlier the FCC declined to extend the date for new aeu. ' Petitions for extension to aeU repaired 23. channel radios as used were filed by the Davidson Supply Co. of Greensboro, N.C., and I.be Colorado Pawnbroten Aasodat.lon. Mesa Girl Honored An Orange Coast eo&lece student won flnt plljile ID poetry al U.. flnt a1U1ual Cbapmla CoUe1e creaUve wriUq co.aeat. Garal1n Bryant. ot ec.a 11 .. woo the bes' poetry awai'd for her en· try. :"rraob." ~Q honorable mentloDI ln the ume cate1ory' went to no.ma Doney Fox ~ Newport Beacb for ber poem, "Cycles." 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