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Home My WebLink About1978-05-01 - Orange Coast Pilot'.'"\ ~ '"-=----- ;Wife, -Daughters Killed , ..... ______________________________ ~-------------------...!~-------------------.. l ft r I t l· .. Wayne Greeted . -' ... I' •• .. ' . . WithNew~rt Driver Faees at_Parade __ _ MONDA Y AFTERNOON, MAY 11 1978 VOL. ll, NO. Ill, J SllCTIOHS, » ~AC>IS . Daird Burt. C8.r Kill~ Two; 1 Driverlleld A drunken driving suspect • was arrested Sunday night in Silveradc> Canyon after the car he was driving ran off a roadway and struck three peQ- ple, killing two of them. According to the accident re- , port, Rickie Dean Geiger, 23, Kathleen K\rwan, 20, and Sharon Kirwan. 25,, all or Long Beach. were standing orr the ' road examining a stricken ' motorcycle when bit by the auto A California Highway Patrol . ~ , FedApproves -Transfers ' . ~ From Savings WASHINGTON <AP) -The Federal Reserve Board voted to- ' day to let banks transfer money 1 automatically from customers' t savings accounts to thetr· check· ' lng accounts to cover overdrafts ' or to maintain a minimum balance. The service, to go into effect ! Nov. 1, would b e al the ~ customers ' request at banks p belonging to the Federal Reserve System. ~ The board originally wanted to j penalize cus tomers for J 1witching money to checldng a"c- coµnt.s. ll suggested either a i ..-vice charge or a forfeit of in· • t4rest. · ·· However, the board, which reg11lates many state-operated banks, decided to let the banks } themselves decide whether they l wanted to charge customers for the service. · Under the transfer service, a ,. customer could open a savtnp account and a cheeking account at a banJt. with any balance he cbooµs. U .be writes a check that ia larger than the balance be ln hla checking account, the bank automatically pays the check from money in the client's aavinp aecount. · , Many bank.a favored the pro- (8ee OIECK.S, Pa1e Al> WomenAwmlted SAN f'RANCISCO <AP) -An · uldent.lfled youn1 woman re- maln~ ln aert,oua condttton at Central Emergency Hbepttal to- day af\et abe WAL raped and then •tabbed in tbe back by her MNUut ... tried to escape. spokesman said Gelger and Kathleen Kirwan a few minutes eartler bad tumbled from the motorcycle at the Intersection or Sllverado Canyon Road and Black Star Canyon Road. Sharon Kirwan, a passenger on another 10otorcycle, had joined the apparently uninjured pair as they examined the stricken cycle aCter pulling it off the roadway. It was then that a car driven by Jamie M. Ciccarelll, 26, or 13861 MlreJlo St., Garden Grove, plowed into them, the CHP re- port said. Dead at the scene of the 9: 15 p. m . accident were Gelger and Kathleen Kirwan. Seriously in- jured and taken to Chapman General Hospital for treatment of her injuries was Sharon Kirwan. The Highway Patrol report said Clccarelti was booked into Orange County Jail after being charged with felony vehicular manslaughter as well as suspi- cion or drunken driving. Sculpture Burned SAN RAFAEL <AP) -Marin sculptor Dennis Patton's 30-foot- tall wooden masterwork, "Un- titled Horse," has been reduced to cinders by an arsonist. By the time riremen ariived at lta out- door exhiblUon site at Marin Civic Center early Sunday~ wlnd-lbned fl~mes had licked up the ~ bind less of the enormqus horse and Oevou.red ita seasoned wood. ffUTr PUC~ PKIS PRlDIPTLY - "'The res~se was unreal. The first one that called picked her up. She got a super home." T_,t 's the adveftialng success story told by the ffunttnaton Beach woman who ~placed this eel.in the Dally Pilot: German !hep. 8 mo. obed trnd. Fem. Loves ever- yone but prntec:tlv1. XXX-XXXX · If you have a pet you want to plac.e in a aood home, call 642·5678. A friendly Dally Plloc. ad·Viler Will" help )'OU WOrd your ad tot the areateat impact. We make lt euy for you to put a few words to work tor you, hi the Daily PUot. ew ea ears for _ JOHN WAYNE WAVES TO SEAGOING FANS OUTSIDE HIS HOME IN NEWPORT BEACH More Than 100 Boats Sall Pait to Welcome Actor Home After Heart Surtery Daree K i lled OC DOctor Faces Trial for Mllrders WASHINGTON <AP) -A former Anny doctor whO was in- dicted oo murder charges five years after the deaths or his preg- nant 'wire and two young daughters was ordered to stand trial bytheSupremeCourttoday. The charges agaJnst Dr. Jef· fre~ R. MacDonald ol Hunt· ington Harbour had been dis- missed last year by the 'Ith U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on grounds MacDonald bad been · denJed bia constitutional rilht to a 1peecty trial. However, the Supreme Court ruled today that the appeals court dld not have Jurisdiction to review the speedy-trial iuue prtor to the trial. Justice Harry A. Blackmun: tn an 8-0 declllon, Hld that "moet apeedy·trial claims . . . are belt considered only alter the rele- vant f acu have been developed at t~Jal . . -. The speedy·tri•I clause of the Conttltutlon doa not . . . encompass a rl&ht not to be tried which must be upheld ptlor to trtal if It ta to be enjoyed at all." lo October. 1970. mllltary •utho1rlU•I. determf n•d tb•l'i' waa , Q81rtlelent evldenca tb I • press charges against Mac· Donald, who· was accused or bludgeoning and stabbing to .de· ath bis wife and cbildren in February, 19701 in the family's home at Fort Bragg, N.C. MacDonald was a captain in the Army MedJcal Corps as- signed to the Special Forces. He sa[d the assaults were com· milted bJ • number of men and <SeeTaJAL, Page A2> Sl'4TEBOMW '1111EF NABBED LONDON GP> -A 14·year.old London schoolboy who 1natcbed handbap from women ind ned on a skateboard wu ordered to serve ftve yeara in a detellUon center aft.el' IN! pleaded ptll)' to three muutncs. "You .,. a danaer to the com- munity,'• the Judie 1aJd to the Juvenile durtn1 b1I :fpearanee at Old Balley centr criminal court. The boy· also waa aecuaed of ateallna ak•teboardl from otber chUdren. ·John Wayne Webmed By Newport More than 100 boats ranging Crom skills to the Coast Guard Cutter Point Divide turned out Sunday to welcome home Newport Beach actor John Wayne. Wayne, recuperating from ·open heart surgery, stood on the lawn of his Baysboret home and boomed out his thanks on an amplified sound system as the hour-long parade noated past. The event was organized Fri- day ~ the Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce. Chamber Di~tor Dan Rogers said tqday that there were more than 100 boata on the scene. "There was a lot of mUUng around because there was no route ind nobody knew who to follow," be said, "but it was a lot of fun." Official entries Included the cutter, whose crew 1oapped to attentton as the shlp glided past Wayne'• home. as well u the Oranae County Harbor Patrol's fireboat Otber parader• unfurled bomemade welcome home •1101 or simply t6oted their -hom1. hollered hello and waved. A •Pokeaman for Wayne slld the movie aw wu alad to be home and toucl\ed by the noat· ln1 dl1play of au~tlon from his ne!ghbora. · -.-n e . oro . Brigades Demand Talks ROME <AP> ~ Aldo Moro's family has received a new ul- timatum setting a deadline or a .. few hours" for the ruJing Chris- tian D~mocrat Party to open negotiations with his terron st kidnappers to save his lire, a Rome newspaper reported to- day. II Tempo said the ullimatum was delivered Sunday in a telephone call to the former pre- mier's son Giovanni. The family • believes it was an authentic message from the Red Brigade extremists holding Moro, the paper said. It was this threatening call from an anonymous woman that caused the family to issue a • statement Sunday night bitterly ' attacking party leaders tor their ,, refusal to deal with the kidnap. • pers, 11 Tempo said. il The statement said the Chris-, tian Democrat leadership's "im-'.~ mobility and refusal or all in-' itiatives ratify th e death • sentence .. the Red Brigades said { a "people's court" ordered for t the 61-year-old Moro, a five.time s premier and current party presi· • dent. . Christian Democrat leaders ~ were to meet later today to dis· cuss the latest developments, but there was no jndication Premier Giulio Andreotti and other party chieftains would be swayed by the family's state· ment. (See ITALY, P age AU Co ast Weathe r Cl~arjng and cooler tonight. Fair and warmer Tuesday. Lows tonight 50 to 57. Highs Tuesday 65 to 70. l I .. Monct!X Mey I 197& -.. Tub Competition Ed Fraser. representing Malarkey·s Irish Puh. had the fastest tub in the Z-class al Sunday's third annual bathtub races at the Balboa Pavilion. Second place finisher is Leo Dempsey. representing the Los Angeles City Fire Department: Class A competition. for tubs with pointed bows. was taken by the team...from the Pavilion Tackle Shop. Second place went to the crew of La Bamba. Fro•PageAJ --ITAL¥-.-.-~- The nation's largest newspaper, Corrier~ della ~ra bf Mna11, cvmrn~nrea-:--• ··on the one hand. there is a man who is desperately trying to save himself. On the other, there art> men who must seek the safe- ty of the entire national com· munity." Observers said the family's stand could divide the party and m 1ght undermine the alliance of ehristtarrnemocrat-s-1ml! co . munists which Moro himself worked out to give Andreotti a majority in Parliament. The Communists are strongly op:- posed to any dealings with the Red Brigades, who are to the left of the Communist Party and attack it for its support or the Christian Democratic govern· ment. -The.Jamily's statement was is· :-.ued after seven letters attribut ed to Moro were received over the weeked by Preatdent Giovanni Leone, Andreotti, and five other political leaders. The letters repeated earlier appeals from Moro to open n e gotiations with the Red Brigades on their demand tor lhe release of 13 Jailed terrorists m exchanJ?e tor his life. ··Believe me. there ls not a single minute to lose," said a lelter to Bettino Craxi, the se cretary-general or the Socialist Party A tot.al of 14 letters purported· ly from Moro have been re· ceived since he was ambushed on a Rome street on""1arch 16. F,...PageAJ CHECKS ••• posal, although some feared tht>y would lose money because depositors would not leave as much money in their checking accounts. Savings and loan associations vigorously opposed it because most or them cannot ofter check· mg accounts. The regulation falls short or the Negotiated Order of Withdrawal account considered by Congress and practiced in some New England banks. Jn a NOW account. a customer can simply d.raw interest on a check· inlaccount. awyers for the Federal Reserve said they thought they had the legal authority to put the new rule into effect, but some savings and loans organlzaUons have ~considering a lawsuit. In proposing the rule Feb. 2, the banking agency noted that customers can already switch funds from a savings account to a checking account by calllng the bank by telephone DAILY PILOT WaddilJ_J_µr_y:Jl~ck ....-... In Deliberation~, By TOM BARLEY °' ta9 O.llt Pl• ..... Ao Orange County Superior Court jury which baa not yet reacbed a verdict in the baby- killlng trial of Dr. Wllllam Bax· ter Waddill was back in the jury room today for the seventh day or dettberattons. The panel of nine men and three women plus one alternate male juror took the day off Sun· day and spent it at their hotel where visits from friends and rel- atl ves were allowed. Judge James K . Turner or· dered the jury sequestered last week with the comment that publicity generated by the trial must.not be allowed to affect the 1ury judgment. The jury bas been asked to re- turn one or five possible verdicts: not guilty, 1ullty ot flrat or aecond degne murder or guilty ol attempted murder in the first or second dearee. Probe Started Of Arms Find LOS ANGELES CAP> -A cache of ammunitions and ex- plosives found at an abandoned trailer camp near Frazier Park is being investigated by Kem County sheriff's deputJes. A sberUl's spokesman aald Sunday that a health officer act- ing on an anonymous ·Up bad found 70,000 emry shell cases, 12,000 rounds o live ammunl· lion, 74 British-made machine gun barrels, reloading tools and liquids used ln making ex- plosives. Several abandoned mobile homes and other vehicles were at the trailer camp site, where the cache was discovered April 20. Gas Hurts 11 At Rock Fest ST. PAUL, Minn. CAP> -A canister containing what ap· peared to be tear gaa or am· monia exploded at a rock con- cert, Injuring 11 people who re· q u I red treatment for eye irritation and smoke inhalation. The concert by rock star Allee Cooper was stopped and 13 500 people left the ~t. Paul Civic Ceq!er. No arrests were made. The canister was thrown into tbe first seetioo of bleachers about an hour after Cooper came on stage. A few minutes later, the lights were turned up and the center emptied. Waddlll1 42, or Huntington Harbour. as accused or stran- gling a newborn baby girl in the West minster Comm unity Hospital nursery on March 2, lf117. It is alleged that he choked the child ID death Jn her crib when he realized that she had sur- vived his attempt 12 hours earlier to abort the 1S-year-0ld mother. Yacht Finn Founder Dies at52 Robert E . J. "Bob" Poole, 52, president and founder ·or Down East Yacbta, died Saturday at bis Newport Bell'ch home after a long illness. There will be no services tor Mr. Poole, according to his widow, Sondra. HJs body wlll be crema«id and the ashes scat- tered at sea, according to bis wishes. Prior to founding Down East, Mr. Poole wu vice president in charge of engineering for Columbia Yacht.a. Before bis UJ. ness be waa acUve in yacht rac· tng. He was a member of Bahia Corinthian and Balboa Yacht Cluba. ln addition to his widow, he leaves tOW' daughters, Mn. Al· Uson Kendrick, Santa Ana: Ted· die Poole, Huntington Beach: Mrs. Roberta Maltozo. Loa Gatos, and Mts. Norma Carares, Santa Ana. He also. leave• six grandchildren. Dog Skdder Reaehes Pole TOKYO CP> -Japanese ex- plorer Naomi Uemura became the first person to reach the North Pole alone by dog sled to· day, a spokesman reported. "The Smithsonian Institution in Washington contacted us to confirm that Uemura reached the pole," said Haruyuki Takabaabl, a representative or Uemura 's backup organization. Feetival Planned NASHVILLE, Tenn. CAP> Promoters of a country music festival headlining Kenny Roten and Merle Haggard plan to ask today for a state permit so t.be show can be held about 15 mllea south of here. Loaal or. flcials oppose their plans. Groom Slain Bride W at,cha in Horror Less than 24 hours after tlley were married, a 24-year-old Anaheim woman stood helpless ly by Sun· day night while a man walked into her home. shot her husband to death and then walked out. POUCE. WHO WOULD release only sketchy de· tails related to the fatal sboottnJ today. said the woman could not identiry her buabaod•s slayer. Ray K. Hlaey, rt. ol 223 W. Simmons Ave., Anaheim, diedrtn OCI Medical Center about 90 minutes after tl'le 7:30 p.m. shooting at the Simmons Avenue address, police sald. HISEY WAS STRUCK in the back by a single bullet fired by tho Intruder, accordlnl to police. They sald an fnvesUgallon Into hfs murder ls conllnulng. Violence Expected. Non-union Drivers. Gat~r Trash ~ B)' JACKIE HYMAN Of .. o.ttr ..... ...,, The threat of further violence hung over the Orange Coast to- day as trash disposal trucks be,an rolling again with non· union driver:r as Teamsters members remained out on strike. "We've got trucks rolling," said Dick Taormina, owner or Anaheim Dispaaal, one of seven firms againSt which Teamsters have been strlkina for two weeks. "They're all under police guard and anned guards." he said. "It's an armed fort out there. If they're going to do something, it's probably going t.o , ~today or tonight." Saturday the T eamsters turned down a three-year con· tr~t that would have raised wagt!i' from the current $4.50 an hour to$6. Drivers are seeking a raise to $8.50 an hour over the three-year period. The new offer included full dental coverage, which drivers had asked ror, but did not include sick leave, anotber issue in the strike. The strike, which has Jert more than a million Orange County residents without trash pickup, has been marred by inci· dents 0£ violence, including the burning or three trucks al Jaycox Disposal aod a SlS,000 fire at Anaheim Disposal. ~arJ .Lin4&man, b~l&eag .. manager of Teamsters Local 396, said, "The union's position is that we have laws in this land and we expect our members to behave ac-eording \o those laws. ··we have also told our mem· hers that If they are involved in violence, we won't use our legal start to help them. We are doing everything we can to be sure it Oisposul. ls stHJ tralnina its new drivers, they expected several days' delay before residenti,al pickups could begin. In Laguna Beach, new drivers were also expected to be at work but officials ttJere too foresaw some delay beCore reaular plckupS would resume. Althouth no new incidents of vlolence were reported by coun· ty dumpe or private disposal firms, offtclals remained wary. "We're ready for anythm&." Anaheim Disposal's Taormina i;afd. eborD WOrse? ' . Billy Bkuu Flynt Ta/,e AMHERST. Ohio <AP> --H Hustler magazine owner Larry Flynt is a born·a~in Christian, ''he's reborn a tot worse than he sta ed out with." says Billy Carter, the president's br her. ··1 don 'l believe anything bout Larry Flynt." Carter told a gathering at a weekend auto dealership. "I've met him and I don't like him. I can"t stand him. In fact. I was even accused of having him shot. My statement made to columnist Jack Anderson was 'if I had him shot from 30 feet with a rifle. he • wouldn't be paralyzed '... · Flynt remains partially paralyzed in a Columbus ~hospital from gunshot wounds suffered in a March 6 ambush at Lawrenceville. Ga. Flvnt has credited Ruth Carter Stapleton. the pre· sident~s ~vangelisl sister. with leading him back to Christianity. HD P-olie~ ~Probe Two Sex Assaults . ~ . stops." Huntington Beach police are a white van by a young ~k Lindeman said union ofricials investigating apparently un· Latin near an apartment are seeking new negotlations relatff s:t assaults 00 a-pair--complex. - -with management and hope to r ls th k d th irl 1 in in I begin making arran°ements to-0 young r over e wee en · e g was P ay 8 an a · I!> A seven-year-old girl playing leyway near Warner Avenue anct da~.eanwhile, trash trucks under on tbe Crest View School Edwards street at 4 p.m. when heavy guard began rolling again grounds was raped Sunday at the susptet' approached her and today and city orficlals that con· 12:50 p.m. by a thin m~ with offere~ SS for directions, poUce graying hair, police said. said. tract with the private firms for The child was treated and re-The man, believed to be in his t~ash pickup expressed op· leased rrom Costa Mesa 20's,forcedt.hechildintothevan t1mlsm. . . . Memorial Hospital. and started to drive away, police ln C~ Mesa'. oU1~1als._sa1d The girl was riding her bicycle reported. - they expected.i:esidelltial..pidwp_ -when-the man grabbed her and But as the suspect looked to be under way today, although forced her behind a classroom. away to check traffic. the girl there may be some d~lays accordin~ to police reports. bolted from the vehicle and ran because of the accumulation or to safety. She was unhurt. trash and the inexperience of the The victim told police her as· PoUce Sgt.. Luis Ochoa said new drivers. However, trash not sailant was dreaaed in a green police assume the moUve for picked up today will probably be .. ,rt 1•.. fli•... u d b1a k the · Picked up bv TUesday, the• aa.ld. s'" w YI aw ""'co ar an c kidnapping youngster was " 1 and white, checked trous4t1S . He for a sexuaJ assault. Huntington Beach officials alsoworedArkglasses. 1 The two incidents do not ap· said that. bec'uae the firm with pear to be related becaust: or the which they contract, Rainbow The man, a Caucasian about differences in the repotted ag~ F,... P--.e AJ TRIAL ••• one woman who broke into the home. MacDonald, now director or emergency medicine at St. Mary's Medical Cent.er in Long Beach. waa Indicted in January 1975. In July ms, a federal dis· trlct court Jud~ In North Carolina rejected MacDonald's argument that he bad been de· nied a speedy-trial. 'lbe appeals court overturned that rull.n1. Justice Blackmun aald the right to a speedy trial ls In· tended to prevent oppressive pretrial incarceration, to minimize anxiety ror the ac- cused and to limit the paaalbillty that the defense's case will be impaired. Blackmun said it can best be determined if the derendant 's case was hurt by delay only after the trial. six feet in height, fled the scene of the two attackers. Ochoa in his white and green se<bn. added. The .girl then ran home. In the other incident, an eight· year·pld Huntington Beach girl escaped an aparent assault at· tempt after she was forced lnto Couple Held In Child Sex OKLAHOMA CITY <APl -A man and wire were jailed In con- nection with the alleged sexual molestaUon of five children in their neighborhood, police said. Police said Earl Robert Piotrowski and his wife Lorena al legedl y used their two daughters to enti<;.:e neighborhood children into their southwest Oklahoma City home ror what the children were told would be birthday rartles. Detective Bil Tays said Piotrowski, 45, was booked on 13 complalnLs. Most Unaware Of Tremor SANTA BARBARA <AP) -A moderate early· morning earthquake in the Sant.a Barbara area tem· porarlly dls~upted com- m uni caliohs for the sheriff's department, but authorities sajd they bad no reports or damage or injuries. Most residents were un· aware of the tremor. Seismologist.a at Caltech in Pasadena said the quake, which occurred at l :03 a.m., registered 3.7 on the Richter scale and was centered 20 miles southwest of Santa Barbara In 'the Santa Barbara Channel. ''SKIING IS OUR ONLY BUSINESS'' Thanks, everybody. We had a great time. Hope you did too. ' There's still terrific skiing at Mam- moth, but we are closing 'til mid-August. " We'll still !3e around, pounding 1wrUs in the back lot, so you can phone us all summer if you need us. 2500 w. Cout Hwy. • Newport Beach ~ 631-3280 ~ Mlle Eat of Newport Blvd. VOL. 71, NO. 121, 3 SECTIONS, 30 PAGES NEW YORK (AP> -Who's te1llnl It straight? IUcbard Nixon? Charles W. Colson? ff. R. Haldeman? · Rudiu their Water1ate boob, lt ii often bard to tell. (Relat- ed stories, A7) · Nixoo says he was fiying back from Florida when be learned that one of the Walersate t>urclars -was on the payrell-OI bl.a re. electlGG eommtttee. But Colson recalled that Nixon phoned him from Key Bis· cayne. F1a.. "f\lrioua tbat anyone connected with the campalp would beiAYOlYed iauYlhlnaeoidiotic ... The news, eaid Collon, .. plunged Nixon into sucb a fit ot temper that he bW'led 8\_asbtra~across his Key Biscayne living room." .,. And Haldeman: 0 My suspidon of an involvement of Chuck Collon and. therefore. Nixon iD Watergate wu dlaaolved. complete· lY wbea I spoke to Nixon. The president wun •t c0ncerned at all by the break·iD ... such incoaslatencles run through "R.N.: The Memolrl of Richard Nixon." Haldemen's '"lbe Ends of Power" and Colson's "Born Aaaln." For example: NIXON: One June 20, <three days after the break·ln> Colson su1gested that tbe foaw.. Cuban-Amerioans arrested inside ... Watergate ~t have planned it "on their own." HALDEMAN: Nixon suggested "raising money for the defen· I -- -,_/ .. . -.Today's £•oslng _ N.Y. Stoeks MONDAY, MAY 1, 1978 C TENCENTS dants and using a Cuban eover for the moaey." Nixon writes that for nine mootbs be assumed bis mltjor Waterpte problem was determinlnl wbo autboriled the break·in, but t.bat on March 21, 1973 be learned from John Dean that the cov· er·\.lp was the real problem. I HAI.DEMAN: 0 Tbe prftident was involved in the cover.up from Day One, although neither he nor we considered it a cover.up at that time. By. June 20, um, be knew aboui E. Howard Hunt and G. Gordon Liddy -but, never ordered me or anyone to inform the FBI." COlSON: "I never suspected for a moment that anyone in the. . <See NIXON BOOK, Pa&e A2) , Kidnap F ~ile~ Alien Sale Claimed· in Mesa . . ). I ' Police have rolled an alleged extortion-kidnap plot in Costa M-esa-witb the arrest of a Mex· lean national they claim at- tempted to sell an illegal alien to _ .her own sister. Hunderico Frausto Lopez, 22. was irrreste<t inside a Costa Mesa home late Friday by Costa Mesa and Laguna Beach officers who were hiding ln a bedroom. Laguna Beach officer Alex Jiminez said he beard Lopez threaten to take Blanca Padilla, "back lo LA" if her sister. Ernestina RamirM didn't~ up with $225. peel gave her an accurate description of the woman over tbe pbQoe.- The housekeep er called Laeuna Beach police late Friday and officers from Laguna met Costa Mesa police at the vic- tim's home at 351 Victoria St. "Lopez showed up shortly afret & p .m . wtth-Bianea Padilla." Jiminez saia. Lopez allegedly asked Mrs. Ramirez .. for the money, and when she said aha didn't bave the $225, Lop~z alkg~dl.Y_!_hreatened to take Miss t>aaina -om·lo Tus - Angeles. At that time. police entered the Ii ving room and arrested Lopez on suspicion or kidnap- ping for ransom. He was being held in Orange County J ail with bail set at $100.000. Non-1mion Drivers JOHN WAYNE WAVES TO SEAGOING FANS OUTllD! HIS HOMe IN NEWPORT BEACH More Then 100 Boeta a.II Put to Welcome Actor Home After Heert Surgery Laguna Beach orticers were tipped orr to the alleged extor- tion plot Friday when Mrs. Ramirez. ah housekeeper for a Laguna Beach family: received a call at the Nyes Street address where she works. Violence Expected In Trash Strike · Begin Sees Renewal of Peace Talks WASHINGTON <AP> I s raeli Prime Minister 1 ?. ' Menachem Begin expressed QP- timism today that Israeli· - Egyptian peace negotiations. which broke down three months ago, can resume soon. Begin. here for a White House ceremony marking the 30th an- niversary or the birth of Israel, made the statement alter a two- hour m e dng at tbe -Slate Departir. tl with Secretary of Stale Cyrus R. Vance. Referring to Israeli opposition to the Carter administration's · proposed fighter-plane sale to Saudi Arabia and Egypt, Begin said only that •·we agreed to d.if. fe r." But Begin!s mood was upbeat whe n he met briefly with re- porters following bis session with Vance. ·•w e do believe a nd hope that in the near future th~ll be a measure or agreem whlch will make possl e the peacemaking pro~ o con- tinue," Begin said. He said the focus of the efforts is to overcome obstacles block- ing Israell·Egyplian agreement on a declaration of principles governing future negotlaUons. He said discussions also In· volve the future of the Israeli· occupied West Bank of the Jordan River and the Gaza Strip. "We will make all efforts possible to reach an agree· ment," _»egin said. He dlscribed bis meeuoi with Vance as "very friendly." Afterward, Beg\n went to the White House for a meeting wttb Carter which preceded a recep- tion in Begin's honor on the OC· cul on of Israel's 30th an· nlversary. fflLR PUCES PE'lS PROMPTLY .. The re1Ponse waa unreal. Th• first one that called picked ber up. She got a super home." That's the advertls:ffi success 1torYTuTcl by lne n ngton Beach woman who· placed tbla ad ln 'the ~ally Pilot: German ahep. 8 mo. obed trnd. P'em. Loves every. one but protective. xx x. x..x.x.x If you,Jaave a pet you want to place In a good home. call Ma.$618. A trltndly Dally Pilot ad·•laer will help you word J'OUI' ad for the peatelt impact. We make 1t easy for you to ~ a few wordl to wqrk tor JOU. 1n tbe Dail)' ~ John ByNB O,yne Feted oat Parade More than 100 boats ranemg from skiffs ·to the Coast Guard Cutter Point Divide turned out Sunday to welcome home Newport B.each actor John Wayne. Wayne, recu])eratlng from Mesa Man's Body Found Near Aspen The body of a coif. Mesa man missing for more than a month was recovered Sunday by sheriff's deputies in Aspen, Colo. Pit.kin County offictals said the body of 33-year-old Joseob Rit· ter was diici>vered by a flsh· erm an late Saturday. An autopsy will be conducted to de· termine the cause of death. · Ritter was last seen riding up an Aspen Mountain chairlift on Mwch 15. A search was launched after be disappeared, but it turned up no trace of him. Investigators said Ritter's body was found in a. wooded area on the backside of Aspen Mountain. Ritter, a former Aspen resi· dent, was apparently on a skiing vacation when he disappeared. open heart surgery, stood on the lawn of bis Baysbores home and boomed out his thanks on an amplified sound system as the hour-loo& parade floated past. The event. was organized Fri· day by t.he Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce. Chamber Director Dan Rogers said today that there were more than 100 boats on the scene. "There was a lot of milling around because there was no route and nobody knew who t-0 follow," be ~aid, "bµt it was a lot or run." Official entries included the cutter, whose crew snapped to attention as the ship glided past Wayne's home, as weU as the Orange County Harbor Patrol's fireboat. Mf.84 CHAMBER ~ oc R4MS The Costa Mesa Cham r of Commerce is calling for the Los Angeles Rams to move to greener pastures -Anaheim Stadium. The chamber's Board of Directors bas passed a resolu- tion urging Rams owner Carroll Rosenbloom to move bis pro- fess ion al football team to Orange County for the 1980 season. "The caller was a male Mex- ican who spoke In broken English and demanded $225 foe the return of Mn. Ratnlru' sis· t.er." Jiminez uld today. Mn. Ramirez was not aware her sister was even In Califomia1 the officer said, but became ala1'1Ded when the sos- Dr. Waddill J Still ury . Pondering The threat of fb.ftber violence h~-the-Onng·~ to- day as trash disposal true!ks began rolling again with DOD· union dr\vers as Teamsters member~ .remained out on strike. • "We've got trucks rolling," said Dick Taormina, owner of Anaheim Disposal, one of seven firms against which Teamsters have been atrikine for two weeks. "They're all under police guard and armed guards," he said. "It's an armed fort out there. If they're gping to do something, lt's probably going to be today or tonight ... Saturday the Teamsters turned down a three·ye-81'-con- tract that would have raised wages from the current $4.50 an hour toS6. Drivers are seeking a raise to $8.50 an hour over the three-year period. The new offer included full dental coverage, which drivers bad asked for, but did not include sick leave, another issue in the strike. The st.rike, which bas left more than a million Orange County residents without trash pickup, bas been m arred by inci- dents of violence. including the burning of three trucks at <See SJ'RIKE, Page A2> An Orange Count~ Superior Court jury which has not yet reached a verdict ln the bab)'-,_ killing trial ofD.r. William ~ax· ~-.,. .. r Overdrafts ter Waddill was back in the Jury ..._.. .. ~ room today for the seventh day of dell~ratlons. The panel of Dine men and three women plus one al~rnate male juror took the day off Sun· day and spent It at their hotel where wits from friends and rel- atives were allowed. Judge James K-Turner or- dered the.Jury sequestered last week with the comment that publicity generated by the trial must not be allowed to affect the jury judgment. WaddillL 42, of Huntington Harbour. LS accused of stran- gllni a newborn baby glr' in the Westminster Community Hospital nursery. The jury has been asked to re- turn one of five possible verdicts: not guilty, guilty or first or second degree murder or guilty of attempted murder m the first or second degree. To ·Tram/er Money WASHINGTON <AP> -The Federal Reserve Board voted to- day to let banks transfer money automatically from customers' savings accounts to their check- ing accounts to cover overdrafts or to maintain a minimum balance. The service, to go into effect Nov . 1, would be at the customers' request at banks belonging to the Federal Reserve System. The board originally wanted to penalize customers for switching money to checking ac· counts. It suggested either a service charge or a forfeit of in· terest. :However, the board, which regulates many state-operated banks, decided to let the banks themselves decide whether they wanted to charge customers for the service. Under the transfer service, a customer COUid open a savings account and a checking account at a bank, with any balance he chooaes. II be writes a check that ii larger than the balance be in bis cbeckinl account. the bank aut.Omattully t£8YS the ""ChftklWm money tp -cl:tent.tir IHinp attOUnt. Many banks favored the pro- s>osal, although some feared ~would lO&& money becam. depoaiton would QOt leave•_. · m~h money in tbelr cheekl.n,c accounts. . _ Savings and loan usoclatioqs vl1oroualy opposed it became mott of them cannot offer check· lnl accounts. The reautatloG falll abort of the Ne10Uated Order of Withdrawal account eonaldered· b1 Coner~ ·~ J>ractic9d ta some Nw EqJanG banks. In a NOW account. a cuatomu can 1lmpl1 draw interest on a check· lntHC!OUnt. . aw1er1 for the Federal , Reterve Niel tbe)' tbouabt Uley . had the legal authority to put the new rule into effect, but some savings and loans organizations have been considering a laws uit. In proposing the rule Feb. 2, the banking agency noted that rm:tomers can already switch runds from a savings account to a checking account by calling the bank by telephone. The board was divided over whether to charge a minimum 50-cent fee every time the ac- coun ls were transferred, but Federal Reserve Chairman G. William Miller said the penalty would hurt small investors the most. "I think we regulate too much," be said. The board agreed to consider within a year possible penalties or forfeiting of interest. Coast Weather Clearing and eooler tonight. Fair and wanner Tuesday. Lows tonight 50 to 57. Highs Tuesday 65 to 70. INSIDE TOD~ Y The nll~--rJiat Pct Nix· ()ft d,.a;;;-~j, " denMd by Jnnd1. Thi ninth part o/ the HrWI iaon,,. A7. h•ex AtY_._.. At ~... a ~ :: E:J::M~, .. ~ ........ .. 111 ~ ~ ............ .a ca..NIM • C.ll =a.., .. Cll9lkt .. aw Olua::c. M =:-: :...:... . . .,,....,.. ., 81 ,._~I::: M ......_ CM ..... M.a -~ I . II ON Y l'!.OT • Mesa's· Tops Man, Womcin of YeaT Feted 9y MICHAEL P.\SKEVtCH ot .. o.MI,,.....,. ~ Humor and 1ag a!lla were · mixed with tributes Friday as several hundred Cos~ Metan.s turned out to honor Goldi• TeWinkle and Leslie Mlller, the city's Woman and Man or the turned out in unllorm to thank coach Miller. TH B FACI' THAT THE team atru11led bard but weot without a victory that year wu men· Uone.d more lhan once. year. · Mrs. TeWlnkle, wife of-Qe city'' first Mayor. received royal treat· menl for her many years or votunteer4 '\lvork wlth com munlty groups. She was fitted with a crown and cape and n•n••L• 1lven golden roses before taking her place at the head table at the Chamber of Commerce-sponsored event. BUT, AS THE CITY'S first postmistress in what was then. known a s Harper , Mrs. TeWillkle also received a sack oC missing mail. Les Miller, former principal at Costa Mesa Hlg}J School cau t a few verbal slaps for his football coaching at Newport llarbOf" ffigh in 1943. Judge Se· lim "Bud" Franklin and N e wport · Mesa School Mtu.a• Board trustee Rod MacMillian, were among the players who A barbershJp quartet beaded by a man named Cliartey Brown serenaded the honorees and the crowd with ·'Tacos for Two," apparently an orlginal tune. -M.rs-.TeWlnkle and Miiier were lett apeecbleu, or rather didn't have much chance to get a word i'l ed1ewlae, as the tributes, resolutions and gifts poured in. AMONG THE DIGNITARIES were Costa Mesa Mayor Ed ~cFarland, Supervisor Tom Riley and Assemblyman Dennis Mangers, all or whom presented Mrs. TeWinkle and Miller with several resolutions thanking lhem for their service to Costa Mesa. The thanks were sincere, but as Mangers noted, the eham· ber's aMual event la never IRk· ing in fun. Feetival Planned NASHVILLE. ,Tenn. (AP> ~ Promoters of a ·country music festival headlining Kenny Rogers and Merle Haggard plan to ask today for a state permit so the show can be held about 15 mites south or here. Local of- ficials oppose their plans. Workers Fired·On In Laguna Strike t . Two newly hired t11as h eollee- lori-. in Laguna Beach were fired upon by passengers in a brown two-door sedan at about Jl a.m. today while emptying a trash bin behind a fast food store at 699 South Coast Hi11hwav. OUieeB found a small hole in the right hand front window ot the trash truck owned by Laguna Beach Disposal. The driver and his assistant, who did not want to be identified, said they heard popping sounds behind the Kentucky tried chicken outlet shortly alter 11 a.m. Yachl, Finn ~FBUntler . Dies at 52 .. Robert E. J . "Bob" Poole. 52. president and founder or Down East Yachts. died Saturday at his Ne\Vport Beach home after a long iliness. There will be no services for Mr. Poole. according to his widow, Sondra. His body will be cremated and the ashes scat· tered at sea. according to his wishes. Prior to rounding Down East, Mr. Poole was vice president in charg e of engine ering for Columbia Yachts. Before his ill- n •ss he was active in yacht rac· was a member of Bahia Cor hian and Balboa Yacht Clubs. In addition to nis widow, he l~aves four daughters, Mrs. AJ- ltson Kendrick: Santa Ana : Ted· die Poole, Huntington Beach; Mrs . Robe rta Mailozo, Los G 1pos . and Mrs . Norma Carares. Santa Ana. He also leaves six grandchildren. Marine Faces Abuse Charge SAN DIEGO CAP> -A Marine Corp Recruit Depot drill serge~nt races a special court· mar~1a l today on charges of strik.1ng and slapping recruits, a Manne spokesman says. Sgt. Norman 0 . Satchell, 23 of Philadelphia is accused of elgbt charges of abusing seven recruits, including allegations he punched Pvt. A.A. Faiella in the mouth and struck tecndts J.J . Cobb and K.M. Schnatalo in the chest with his flit. c DAILY PILOT , __ _ They reported seeing a 1972 or Wl. 3 brown impala sedan speed· -..inl from an .Ueyway aJt~r the lbots were fired with three oc:cu· pants inside. No one was hurt in the loci· dent, police safd. They suspect the weapon was a pellet gun. * * * FromPageAJ STRIKE ••• Jaycox Disposal and a $15,000 fire al Anaheim Disposal. Carl Lindeman. buslneas manager of Teamsters Local 396, said, "The union·s position Is that we have laws in this land and we expect ouyn_1embers to behave according"Co those laws. "We have also told our mem· bers that lf the.y are lnvolved in violence. we won't use our legal staff to help them. We are doing evetythlng we can to be sure it stops." Lindeman said union orrlclals are seeking new negotiations with management and hope to be1lo making arrangements to- day. Meanwhile, trash trucks under heavy guard be1an rolllng again today and city officials that con- tract with the private firms for trash pickup expressed OP· tlmism. In Costa Mesa, ofnclals said they expected resldentlal pickup to be under way today, although there ·may be some delays because of the accumulation or trash and the inexperience of the new drivers. However, trash not picked up today will probably be picked up by Tueeday, they said. Huntlnston Beach officials said thar because the firm with wbicb they contract, Rainbow Disposal, ls still training its new drivers they expected aeveraJ day1' delay before residential pickups could beitn. Jn Laiuiut Beach, new drivers were alao expected to be at work but otneiall there too foresaw 1ome delay before re9ular pickups would .... wne. I AlthouP.no new incident.a of vtotence were "Pol'ted by COUD· ty dumJ,'111 or private dJapoeaJ firm•. official.I rema.lned wary. "We'J"e ready for anyUUni," Anaheim Diapoeal 11 Taormina aalcJ. Gas Hurts II At Rock Fest ST. PAUL. Mlnn. CAP) -A unl1ter contalnlna wbat •P· peered to be tear ,.. or am· monla exploded at a rock con· cert, lnlWinc 11 people who re-la u l red tre1tment for •Y• lrrttatlon and amoa tu1laUoo. Tbe .cOncert by rock •tar Alice Cooper .,., ltOPPed Ud U,,IDO ~It left UMI ~at. P1u1 Civic C.ter. Noarteltl were made New Moro 'Deadline Ne~ing' ROME <AP> -Aldo Moro's family bas received a new ul· tlmatum-setUnl a deadline of a ·•few boun" fol' tbe ruUng Chris· tiaQ Democrat Party to open ne1otlatlons with his terrorist kidnappers to save his life, a Rome newspaper reported to· day. II Tempo said the ultimatum wu delivered Sunday 1n a telephone call to the former pre· mler'a son GiovaMi. The family believes It was an authentic message from the Red Brigade extremists holding Moro. the paper said. H was lhJs threatening call from an anonymous woman that caused the ramlly t.o issue a state ment Sunday night bitterly attacking party leaders for their refusal to deal with the kidnap- ' ~---- -. Conalort Station •• ·• C0tnlor.t? pers. II Tempo said. The statement said the Chris· lian Democrat leadership's "im· This outhouse near construction of the moblllly and refusal of all in· Von Karman bridge over the San Diego g raphe r as unus ual. to say the least. There was no report about how many con· struclion men braved speeding tratric to use it. ltlatlvea ratify the death Freeway in Irvine. set up by state aentence" the Red Brigades said highway people at Caltraru1 on the center a "people's court" ordered fer . divider of the freeway. struck photo· the 6l-year-old Moro, a five-lime · -----------------------=----------------------- premier and current party presi- dent. Christian Democrat leaders were to meet later today to dis- cuss the latest developments. but there was no indication Premier Giulio Andreotti and other party chieftains would be swayed by the family's state- ment. The nation's -targes l newspaper, Corriere della Sera or Milan. commented: "On the one hand, there is a man who is desperately trying to save him.self. On the other. there are men•who muslseek the safe· ty or the entire national com- munity." Observers said the family's stand could divide the party and might undermine the alliance of Chrisilan.. llemocr& ~m· munists which Moro himsefr worked out to give Andreotti a majority in Parliament. The Communists are strongly OP· posed to any dealings with the Red Brigades, who are to the left of the Communist Party and attack it for its support of the Christian Oemoerati~ govern- ment. The family's statement was Is· sued aft.er seven letters atlribul· ed to Moro were received over the weeked by President Giovanni Leone. Andreotti. and ftve other polltkal leaders. The letters repeated earlier appears from Moro to open ne gotiations with the Red Brigades on their demand for the release or IYjailed terrorists in exchan~e for his lile. .. Believe me, there is not a single minute to lose," said a letter to Bettino Cra~i. the secretary-general of t~e Socialist Party .. A total of 14 letters purported· ly from Moro have been re· ceived since he· was ambushed on a Rome street on March 16. . Fever Theme Picked/or CMFuhFry It's sWJ a month away, but the Costa Mesa-Newport Harbor Lions Club ls about ready to warm up the grills for a helping of "Flsh Fry Fever." That's this year's theme for the aMual fundraiser set for June 2·4 at Uons Park in Costa Mesa. Work is already under way on noats for the big parade and carnlval rides and booths should be solng up toward the end of thla mooth, according to Lions Club organizers. This year's fish fry wlll coin- cide with the city's 25th an- niversary. The Fish Fry is ac- tually etibt years older than the city. Purcbaaerl ot flab dinners will be entered automaUcally lo dal· 1Y drawinp for prizes Including a mo·ped, a color televlslon set and a 1918 Ford Fairmont. The Uoot Annual Fish Fty la one of the blaest fundralsers ~ndud*I by any tervlce club in Southern Calltorilfa. Put eventl have nlled more than $500,000 1or youth lro\IPI aod the dllabled. 1 Dog Sledder Reaches Pok TOKYO <P> -Japane.e eit· ploNr Naomi Uemura became the flrat person to reach the North PWe alone by do1 sled t.o- d1y, • ._,...man Npo.rted. '"The Smltblonlari lnatltutton ln Wublnston contacted ut to confirm that Uemura reached the pole," said Haruyukl Takahaahl, 1 representative of Uemura '1 beck~organlaaUon. Takaha1hl explained that Uemura wu carryhlf an automatic: beeper tb•t HDdl a beam .ta &be NlmlMll 1 tatelllt. to Dr. Lee Hou~blii. ol lll~ SmltblOftian . California? Gay Vote • in ~gs Claims Petition Backing for Initiative . By'l'he1'11oclated Preas fire or refuse t.Q hire teachers, State Sen.. John Briggs, R· aides. counselors or school ad· Fullerton, said today that be col· mlni~trators ./or engaging ln lected enough si1nalUYf"rtcr.= publ~c . .homosexual conduct. force a November vote on an in· s.t.ate htw .. c.-q~iT~s at2.•CJ4 itiative to remove homosexuals ~ugnatures of regisleftd voters from the California public to qualify for the ballot, and schools county clerks must veriry the · petltion·signers. He said he chose San Fran· . Briggs said more than 1.QOO cisco as the place to tum in the signatures were flied in San first anti-homosexual lnltlative Francisco and another 15,000 in petitions because it is "moral other counties in the region. He garbage dump of-homosexuattt-plans to file 300,000 signatu1 es m- ty In this country.·• person ln Los Angeles County at Briggs spoke at a news con· 1 p.m . today and another 100.000 ference on the steps or San Fran· in San Diego later this after· cisco City Hall as about 30 gay noon. Other supporters will file demonstrators jeered. petitions in . other counties. He claimed 500,000 signatures bringing the total to 500,0QO, were collected for the initiative Briggssaid. which would let school districts ''If homosexuals want to lead Fro•PageAJ Y.::. . NIXON BOOK ••• White House. least or all the man I was talking to <Nixon 1 would for a moment tolerate or cover-up such bungling Incompetence." HALDEMAN: "Richard Nixon. himself. caused those burglars lo break into CLarry) O'Brien's office." Haldeman reasoned that ~'Brien, the chairman of the Democratic National Committee. became a symbol or hate" for both Colson and Nixon . Nixon mentions two meetings on Jwie 20 w1tb Haldeman -but there is no word In the published excerpts about a telephone con· versatlon during which. Haldeman asserts. the cover,up started. . HALDEMAN: "In this telephone conversation, on our very first ev.ening back in Washington. Nixon. himself. Initiated the idea of raisrng funds for the Watergate burglars in an Indirect man· ner. ·· Nixon writes that on June 20 he fell confident about Watergate because both Haldeman and Colson assured him no one at the White House had been involved. HALDEMAN: "Even more surprising. he Indirectly suggested the idea involving the CIA in the Watergate problem three days before the famous 'smoking gun' conversation in whicb the same idea was consummated." Nixon says the only explanation for the 18~·minute gap that would be believed would be an admission that he or Rose Mary Woods erased it. He told David Frost in a televlalon interview last year that "I have no reeollection of the conversation ~yond wbat Haldeman's notes had indicated." HALDEMAN: "It's Just possible that there was something In that convenaUoo which Nixon believed was so uniquely damaging that it had be to be erased." .NIXON to Frost: "I didn't do it ... I never saw the tape.or touched the machine or put the earphones on or anything." a nice quiet fife. that's their business," said Briigs. who is v y ing for the Republican nomlnation for governor and has -~otten ll.tlle lllpport ia. the opmioopolls. _ "But I wouldn't even want a homosexual bus driver driving my children to school. I believe children learn by example," he said calling homosexuality .. im· moral, UMatural and wrong." 8 ri ggs took part in Anita Bey~t.'.s. successful campaign- against the Miami gay-rights or· dinance last year. As he spoke to reporters. gay demon~trators screamed. "Arc you Anita Bryant ln drag?" The initiative would allow the firing of any school employee who is identilied publicly as-a homosexual or who claims in public that homosexuality is an acceptable lifestyle. Under cWTent law. teachers - can be fired for crimes such as c hild moles tation or immoral a cts. but homosexuality itself isn •t considered adequate ground$ for firing -··· ... ~ \ ca\epd• TONIGHT COSTA MESA CITY COUNCJL -Regular meeting. City Hell, 6:30 p.m. OCC LECTURE - "Investment Program to Beat Inflation." Fine Arts 119, 7:30 p.m . TVESDAY, MAY 2 ' ' B .E ff I N D T H E HEAOLJNES" -Dr. Giles T. Brown lecturer, OCC Forum. 7:30 p.m. "COMEDIANS" -South Coast Repertory Theater. - Tuesday-Sunday, 8 p.m. COASTLINE LECTURE - "Women in American Film ·· Costa Mesa Women's Club, '1 p.m . -- "SKIING IS OUR ONLY BUSINESS" • Thanks, everybody. We had a great time. Hope you did too. There's still terrific skiing at Mam. moth, ~ut we are closing 'tll mid-August. We 11 still be around, pounding nails in the back lot, so you can phone us all summer if you need us. 2500 W. Cont Hwy. • Newport Beech • 831-3280 ~ Mlle E•t of Newport Blvd. Airport ' Suit Due Bi Pilots -~.!..AIJ.82'°• A eountJ A1rport LUd Ute Comm•mon ~ aaJ4 todQ hlt 1roqp la uuble to Cltht tbe cl01ure Of 3PllVuo Airport, but a group ~ ptloU la pn- parin1 a la ult almed at keep. tnc the aJrport open. -"We more or leas came lo the conclusion that the countr, W UD 't golng to do anytbln1, ' pilot 1potes1J1an Dennis Shat· tuck Hid today ... We'n! eatng to sue the clty on several grounda.'1 Sltattuck declined to say specificall.r what these grounds are, addlnt that the matter la being CUllJdered by an attorney. He said the South Orange County Airport Committee, com· posed of local pilots, bu collect· ed about $2,500 to finance the legal act.loo.. Committee members bad been hoping the county Airport Land Use Comm.iasion would flaht the city-sponsored closure, citing overcrowding of lbe three re- main in g general aviation airports in Orange County. But l>eputy County Counsel ' Jobn Grisel told commission . members they are legally en- j o t n e d fr~m involv~ng themselves with the airport closure. .. He <Onset> said closing an alrpurt ts an opent!onat mat- ter.'' commission member Robert Bresnahan said today. "The law says the commission cannot be involved ln opera· Uonal matters SUJTOWJdlng an airport." Bresnahan, wbo is also the ~--~ft--€-o tnt t y lri r po r t manager, said Grisel also point· ed out that the commission bas never developed a.land use plan around Capistrano Airport -a move that would have increased its authority over land use mat· ters involvina the facility. The lat.est round of moves lo keep the airport open follows ac· lion t>y San Juan Capistrano's City ComlcU to file a so-called quitclaim deed on city-owned land at the airport. Tbe flUng of the deed Is expected to lead to the airport's closure June 1. Area piloll are fi&bUng to keep the airport open until an alternative south Orange County aviation facility can be de· veloped. The co1.U1ty's General Services Agency is conducting a 11t.udy to inventory potential sites in the area. ........... WHALE.t<ILUNG PROTESTER CLIMBS CHICAGO TOWER After Henglng Benne!• He Aecended to 18th Floor • ID IJp World · .-_Protester Climbs 18 Srories -·~-:_ ---... _ .. ~~ ----=--~---- . CHICAGO <AP> -A man opposed to kllling whales scaled 18 stories ol the 110.story Sears Tower early today, then turned back and reached ground four houri later, as hundreds gathered outside the world's tallest ltullding. .. I gotta do my thing and that's it,•• be shouted down to authorities who tried to coax him back. THE MAN, TENTATIVELY identified as Joe Healy, 25,.of bln'r west-face of tJ:ae Sean Tower . before sunriae. He return to the ground about 8:20 a.m. after attaching a large white baMer wblcb contained red Japanese and Russian wording which authorities said read, "Stop Killing the Whale." Police said that disorderly conduct complaints bad been · signed and that the man would be arrested. However, be was not im triedJately taken into custody after hls descent. Htmdreds of onlookers gathered; many of them suburban rail commuters who disembark at Union Station acroa the street from the bullding. Morning nasb-bour traffic was stalled in the area. · TEMPEllATUBES WEltE NEAR freezing when tbe climb began and winds were reported al~ mph. The man WU ctr.led lD Jeana aad a ark colored coat. He wore no gloves, witneaea l&id. He appareatly used a mountain climber's belt and vertical window wuber tracks on the l,4S4· foot building. He gave no advance notice of hil stunt. Ernest Arms, a Sears apokesmaa. said the man climbed as far as the 18th noor and then beean to return. The banner spanned 2th stories and wu displayed between the fifth and eighth stories. Today's attempt recalled the succesaful climb last year by George Willig up the aide of New York's World Trade Center. Exqellene_e Recognized 18 at UC Irvine Presented Aimrda at Banquet Aw a rds ror exc.ellence in leaching, research and service· were presented Saturday to 18 students, faculty and associates of UC Irvine, at the eighth an- nual UCI 1<_auds and Laurels Banquet. · The banquet, sponsored by the UCI Alumni Association, WU held at the Sheraton Hotel in Newport Beach. The Extraordlnarlus Award, the top student honor, went to Michael Barris of Culver City, a senior in the program in social ecology. Barris was recognized for hls coolrlbutJon to the developmert of the new University Center~ · now at working drawing staaes. and for his service to campus and community organlzatlom. Barria bas aerved on the Unlver11ty Center Advisory Board four years, two of them as chairman. Dr. Robert A. steedman of Santa Ana, a thoracic and cardiovascular surgeon who ta past president of botll the UCI AJumni AsaociaUon and tbe Aa- socriated Alumni of the UCI College of Medici.De, was elected UCl's Ahunnuaof lbe Year. The Di1Un1ulsbed Teacbinc Award went to Dr. Calvin S. McLaueblln of Corona del Mar. professor of molecular biology and cbeJDlstry. •••ociate profeaaor of ~1ycho1ol:Y:.. received the Dl1· Ungu.labecf Hese&rch Award. He was cited for bl1 pioneertnc work in mathematical and theoretical paycbollngulatica. the study of bow Janaua1e la ac- qulred. · Two citations for profelllabal aeblevement we.re awarded to Dr. JohDD. Connollfoflntne• Bobert F. Gentry of La,_• Beath. Connolly, profeuor and chairman of auraery at tbe College of Medicine, ii the de· veloper of a heart bypaaa ap- paratus. . Gentry, UIOclaie dean of atu- deDtl for 1tudent 1vp9ort Mrvtoes. WM boMl'ed I• bit• •elopmeat OI orteai.t•on ~JM"O-va•• lw ... ttbdeml. aacuar gram. -Dr. Kenneth L. Kraemer of Orange, associate professor of administration, director of the UCI Public Policy Research Organization. -Frederick M. Linton of Newport Beach, who wbile pres- ident of the UCI Industrial M · soc:iates instituted a program to tie the businesl and industrial eommuniUes to UCI. -Carl H. Relnbart of Co6ta Mesa, sailln.B coordinator at UCI, who ltafted a procram to acquire gifts and extra funds for the sailing program. Community Service Awards went to: -Manuel Gomez of Santa Ana. Educational Opportunity Program coordinator and assis- tant ctirector of the UCN>fflce of Relations with Schools and Colleges, for h1s interest 1n the educational needs of minority children. 'IOPUCI STUDENT -UCI senior' Sylvia Hau of Mlcheet Ben1a Anaheim, for volunteer efforts a commuter student program. in the Jewish Student Union, lbe Sbl E .. ....___ Auociated Students, the Com. moo ~__,_., of Klryat· mittee for Soviet Jewry, the Yow, Israel. a doctoral student in physics, was named UCl's campus Tay-Sachs testing co~rd-inatea the UCI ad-service, and u an adviser for ' Campus OraanluUom Service. min stratlve intern, student--Dr. Peter s. Odegard of parent orientation and UnJ-Prep Irvine, professor of music, programs. if the r-.i-.. Tenni~ champion Lindsay founderanddirectoro uYwa Morse of Pasadena was named ConservatoryofMuslc. Outatand.lng Athlete. Sbe woo the um Nadonal Slngles cham-Probe pton1blo of the AlsoclaUoa of In· · tercolleglate Atbletlca for women, the urn UaJvenlty of Arisona Stnal• compeUUon and tbe UC s.a&a Barb.-'a lnvlta- Started doaa.l m11tcb. I' BaclpieJit•· of University Stn1eeA•ardlW8N: -UCI alumDa katbleen Calklnl ol El foro, a member, officer aQd adVtter of the UCI Alumni Aaloelatlon board of directors. -UCI Poliee s,t. C. Ruaeell Duncan of Saata Alla, wbo creat- ed an nenlq eampua escort eervlee for WOllMD. -UCl ii.~ Janl(er lam of Lapna . Wbo direOted tbl summer lbadlat OiiiDtiatJOli pro- "' Of Arms Find LOS ANGELES <AP> -A caebe of amm~tloos and ex· ploelves found at an abandoned traJler camp near Frasier Parlt la belq lnvesUaated by Kem County iberlff'• deputlet. A 1beriff '1 apoke1man s&ld Sunday that a health officer act· int on ao anoaymous Up bad f oUDd 10,000 empty 1bell c.,., 12,000 roundl ol Uv• ammuru- tlon, 14 Brttllh·made macldM IUD barrell. reJoldlnl ~II ud 1lqald1 UH •~las ex· plDliftL • Mand!y.M!xt, 1118 OM.YPSWT A3 Wife, Gir& Killed Coast Doctor Told· To Face Death Rap WASHINGTON <AP> -A former Army doctol' who wu in· dieted on murder charges flve years aft.erthedeathsofbls preg· nant wife and two young daughters was ordered to stand trial bytheSupremeCourtt.oday. The charges against Dr. Jef· rrey R. MacDonald of Hunt· !net.on Harbour had bffn dis· missed last year by the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on grounds MacDonald bad been denied bis ccinatitutional ri&ht to a speedy trial. ftoweVer, the Supre1J1e Court ruled today that the appeals court did not have jurisdlctioo to review the speedy-trial issue prior lo the trial. Justice Harry A. Blackmun, in an 8-0 decision, Sfld that "most speedy-trial claims . . are beat considered only after the rele- Single-day Bride Held In Murder A 25-year-old bride, who originally told police she bad -~1Nlecr irf iMJt'rM" IS· ~ au• known man fatally shot her husband of one day, was bQoked today for investigation of murder. detectives reported. Dorothy· and Ray Hisey were married Saturday in their Anaheim home after having lived together about slx years. sircJJ)Olrce lnvesUgafor lfm Watkins. Seve ral adults, plus three children, ages 2, 3 and 7, were in the house Sunday when (he shooting occurred, Watkins said. The youngest children were the couple's and the 7•year-old girl waa by a previous marriqe, be said. Mrs. Hisey originally told police that an unknOwn lDtruder bad walked lnto the home. abot her husband and then walked out. aatd police Stt. Delbert Wade. But Watkins said in· vesligatou bad interviewed others in the home. "I think we can say the un· lnown Intruder 1tory ls not borne out by the facts." tbe sergeant said. Hisey, ZT, d.Jed at UCI Medical Center 1~ houri after the •boot· ing. W atk:ina said It was stJU not known what bad prompted the shooting .. Couple Held In Child Sex OKLAHOMA CITY CAP> -A man and wlfe were Jailed in con- nection with the alleaed sexual molestation of five chlldreo in their neighborhood, police said. Police said Earl Robert Plotrowski and his wife Lorena alleeedly used their two daughters to entice nelgbborbood cblldren into their southwest Oklahoma City bome for what the children were told would be birthday r•rties. Detective Bil Tays uid Plotrowski, 4S, waa booked oa 13 complaints. vant facts have been developed at trial • • . The speedy·trtal clause of the Comtltutlon does not . . • enoompa&S a rlahl oat to be tried which must be upheld prior to trial it it is to be enjoyed al all.•· In October. uno. military autborille~ ~etermined there was insufficient evidence to press charges againat Mac- Donald, who was accused of bludgeoning and stabbinl to de· " * * * alb bis wife and children in February. 1970. in the famlly•s home at Fort Brau. N.C. M acDooald. now dlnetor of emer1ency medicine at St. Mary's Medlcal Center in LoQg 'Beach, was indicted ln January 1975. In July 1975. a federal dis- trict court Judge in North Carolina rejected MacDoaald'a argument that be bad been de· nled a speedy-trial. Tbe appeals court overturned that rullne. * * * MaeDenald Reply Tpp Court Deci.sion . Blmted as 'CharaOO' Dr. Jeffrey B. MacDonald or Huntington Harbour, who now race• trial in the 19'10 deaths of his pregnant wife and two children. said today's Supreme 'Court decision ordering him to trial is •"the bigeat charade you've ever seen." Tbe Orange Coast pbyaician sugest~ ··i:~ J.J a~re Ca 6·2'L It id UlK€Y tb come to every declsloo. •• MacDooald, who bu claimed for the past eight years that bis family was kiUed by a group of people who broke into bis home in Fort Bragg, N.C .• said the ease b~..!'&he-eeotral over· whelming force" in his life. The doctor, wbo ts now di~ tor of emergency medicine at St. Mary Medical Center in Long Beach, was a captain in the Army Medical Corps in February, 1970. -when his wife and two young daughters were bludgeoned to death. He said that be bimeelf was atabbed by the intruders. He was later arrested by military J>Olice. But. in October 1970, alter a nlne-week beartng, Col Wamm Rock ln Pon Brau determined that tbe charcea against MaeDooald were '"Dot true•• and recommended that other people be investigated. However. five years later. lD 1975, llad>oGaJ.d WU ind1cted by a federal grand jury ln Raleigh. N.C. The charges apinst him were dismbaed last year by the 4th U.S. Circult Court of Appeals oo grounds be had been denied bis conaUtuilonal right to a speedy trial. ' However, the Supreme Court ruled today that the appeals court did not have JurtsdictJoo to review the speedy trial issue because MacDonald had not yet s tood for a civilian t'fial, although be had been subjected to an Army bearing. MacDonald, spealdng from his Huntington Beach home, sald his attorneys would soon rue a motion in the 4th U.S. ClreuJt Court of Appeal ln Richmond. Va., based on double jeopardy. "The argument will be that we had a trial in 1970," be said. "It was an Army bearing. Tbe opponents argue that was the military system. not the civilian. We argue that a trial ls a trial." MacDonald said it probably wtlJ be several years before a final dedsion is reached in bis case. In the meantime, he said. be plans to continue bis work at the medical center. "I pay lawyers every month," be noted. Man Heid -·m ·cras11-·-- Fatal to 2 A drunken driving suspect was arrested Sunday nigbt lo srrveraoo C-anyonalter the car he was driving ran off a roadway and struck three peo· pie, kllllng two of them. According to the accident re· port, Rickie Dean Geiger, 23. Kathleen Kirwan, 20. and Sharon Kirwan, 25, all of Lollg Beach, were standlng off the road examining a stricken· motorcycle wben blt by tbe auto. A Callfomla ffl&bway Patrol spokeat.nan Hld Geiser aad Kathleen Kirwan a few mhwt.es earlier bad tumbled from tbe motoreyde at the lntenection of Silvendo C&nyon Road and Black Star Canyon Road. Qaaroo Kirwan. a passencer on another motorcycle, bad Joined the apparently UDinjtnd patr H they examined tbe strtckeo cycle after pulling it off the roadway. It wu then that a car driven by Jamie M. Ciccarelli, 2.6, of 13881 M1reUo St., Garden Grove. plowed into tbem, the CHP re- port_ •aJd. Dead a tbe aeeae of the 9: 1S p. m •cddtnt were Gelger and Kathleen Kirwan. Seriously in· jured and taken to Chapman General Hospital for treatment or her injuries was Sharon Kirwan. The fDgbwAJ Patrol report said Ciccarelli was bookeo into Orange Count.)' Jail after being charged with feklay vehicular mamlaQCbter u well as M1Spi· cion of drunken driving.· Crash KiU. Three LAKE BERRYES.5A <AP> - Three people were killed Sunday in a bead-m cow.ton on State Route 128 ln th1a Napa Comity Community. the California Highway Patrol reported. nev spring suitings ... a f'inz. sdt.ction of eoiids stripz.e ardplaids. all i&brica ~n bythi worlds fip'let mills; a11 cloth~ tailonz.d. in thz, natural shou1dtz.r tradi"l>ion. c @J~a@@J§OO 844·9(1'0 • OAA. V PILOT ~ with ·~ Tom~~\'.' Mlll'pldne 'YESTEllDAY'S HERO: AB the mista of the morning evaporated 1n the sunshine .of this May Dey, the areal limousine cruised silentJy up the Newport-Balboa Peninsula. It was a startling sight. The long, gray vehicle waa preceded-by a horse. The horse was attached to it. Come to tbink or It, I'm not certatn which was attacbec to which. Anyway. they came up the road togethef~ -You spotted the animal rirst because he was about 11 inches tall: a great chromium statue, probably a stalllon, fashioned in a reared-up position with front hooves pawing the air. RE w;\S -mr-nooo-OltNAMENT on this-luxtrrT" limousine, wrought in the most outstanding fashion. Other motorists simply gaped at this apparition from the past as horse and limousine rolled up the road together. Somehow. you must have a measure of adtniratlon for the driver of this luxury machine. He had probably waited years for Detroit to once again craft a vehicle with front grillework allowing him to attach what in bygone years wu cal~ a radiator om..a.ment.. His dream was finally realizeo. Arid lie lat tmnargest- ornament you can lmaglne. MOTORISTS WHO GO BACK lo the days before all cars were decorated only with J>la.stic and chrome g~wgaws remember when autos actually bad the radiator out front. Grillework was real. Then too, you needed a thermometer attached to the lop of tl;le radiator in order to be warned when you were about to boil over. Thus it was that radiator caps became work5 of art with horses, greyhounds, and miniature statues adomlJlg the top.front of grand mac.hines. TODAY, THIS DECORATION IS largely a lost art. Roll~ Royde clings lo its Flying Lady atop the front grillework with tenacious regard for heritage. Most of the rest abandoned this art form when radiators got buried un- der bloated metalwork. · • Thus it was some fun lo spot one motorist who, by gol- ly. Wl\I going to have his hood ornament even if the auto maker had buried the radiator somewhere out of sight. It gave you something plea8ant lo think about ·besides the lraUic jam at. the signal, just-up ahead. Funeral Coincides I With Death PrObe . WIU.OW ISLAND. W. Va. <AP> -The funeral proceaion rolled slowly past the sprawling P!lwer plant on ill way' to a cemetery where four graves, dog side-by-side. waited for tbe sons of Lee and Mollie Steele. From their car windows, mourners could see federal ln· , vestigat.ors perched at.op a huge but imcomplete coollDC tower. at· tempting to find a clue as lo why scaffolding peeled.off tbe tower Thursday, dropping the Steeles and 47 other men 170 feet lo tbelr deaths. · Afghans Align With Soviets . NEW DELHI, India <AP> -AfghaniJtan'a new milltary IOY~· ment signaled continued close lies with lht netabboring Soviet Unton by naming a rep<>rted leftist prime minister and announcln1 the Krqmlln's recognition of tbe fiedgling regime. And a Yugoslav report from Havana today said Cuba, ln a state· ment. equivalent.-lo re<:ognition. expressed friendship toward the and Friday. Af&han people and their new But the British Broadcasting leaders. Corp. said he was a leader of the Radio Kabul. in the Afghan pro·Coinmunlst People's Faction capital, Raid Nur Mohammed Party, an Wlder1round opponent Taraki. a civilian, was named of the previous «overnment. u p.r I JP e mi ni.sl er o! ·the said he was one of several Democratic Republican State of persons arrested ln leftist pro. Afghanistan" and chief of its teststhatprecededtbeuprtslna. new Revolutionary Council. The government reported 200 THE BROADCAST satli ~Wed in the rebellion. Taraki was a "Nationalist and includU\g President Mohammed Revolutionary personality." The Daoud. But travellers arriving United News of India said he in Pakistan from Kab11l after the was a leader of the Socialist border reopened Sunday for de· Party, which was outlawed parting foreigners put the toll at before the coup last Thursday about~ aoldie~ and civilians. Relatives Auxiit Plea ForMo~y McKENZIE. Tenn. CAP>. - Somewhere between the Carrole Lake Golf Club, at the end or a narrow, winding tree·lined road, and the bo'tfte of a cousin two THE BORDERS remained shut lo people wlnUng to -enter the cpuntry and commercial communlcatlons channels still were clo8ed. But Kabul radio said the capital's airport, whose runway reportedly was damaged by bombing during the coup, reopened to international flights today. There was no confirmation from Moscow or the Kabul radio report that the Soviet Union . Afg hanistan 's northern neighbor. had become the first nation to recognize the new gov· ern{llent. , Eight Reseued When their raft crashed in the icy Racquettt? iRiver near Potsd'1'?· ~.Y .. on Sunday, eight young meh waited in a tr~~. tor f1~e hou_rs ~urin~ ~ rescue altemp~ An A_rm~· medJ\ ac hehcopter railed in its attempt to d~p lines to · the stranded men before ro~s were slrunl( from the shore 60 feet away. -.:::2 . "'IJTiicis away, l~yeilr·-oiu 'Sodi~ Elizabeth Gaines disappeared. The lights burned late Sunday nisht in the front-room ~ the Gaines home as the family awaited some word about Jodie. The Gaineses, who issued a statement to a presumed kid· napper through reporters Sun- day... .said the)' would bold a second news conference today. R-e-porting-Role Uplield JODIE HAS BEEN missing since Friday night when she left her family after dinner at the golr club. 'DhMollowing morn· ing, an l.D\ldenllfled caller told Ludie Gaines that her daughter nad been abduct~d reported- 1 y demanded a'sansom of ~'°°°' -----"Jt was a very $hort conversa· lion," said B~ Gaines·, the JOOtaOAUIU ·y o u n g woman's father. "A man called, trying to dis· guise bi s voice -a slight brogue 1r that's the right wdrd." Nothing ha8 been heard since. On SWlday, Jodie's elder sis· ter, Patti, 31 -in a choking voice and holding back tears - read a statement to reporters from the front~rch of the fami· lynome: "We, the family, appeal to those who have Jodie to contact us immediately. We are f'ully prepared to act as instructed with no lnterfer.ence on the part of anyone. The money is ready now and we are prepared to pay the ransom. All'We care about is Jodie's safety." STANDING BESIDE ber as she read the statement were her mother and a brother, Ben Gaines Jr., 20. "Please, all we want ls Jodie. ... Please bring oW',dauSbter home.•• Mrs. <1afttes said through tears before ducking in· to the house. WASHING.ll'ON (AP> -e_ws.p~»e~n t be criminal· ly punished for publTShing truthful information a bout secret governmental proceed· ings, a unanimous U.S. Supreme Court ruled today. The high court struck down a Virginia law making it a crime to report about a state judicial com mission's confidential in- vestigations into judges' fitness to fi01d ornce. THAT LAW WAS invoked against Landmark Communica- lions. publisher of the Virginian· Pilot news a er in Norfol~ a er e paper pu 1s e on Oct. 4. 1915. an accurate report that the state's Judicial Inquiry and Review Commission had studied complaints against a domestic relations court )udge. ·'The article published by Landmark provided accurate factual information about a l«i§lativel authorized inquiry . . . an m so otng c earry- served those interests in public scrutiny and discussiqn of gov- eramentat affairs whlch the First Amendment was adop~ to prof eel, .. Cliief JusUc~ War· ren E . Burget"· wrote for the court. The court's 1vote was 7-0. Justices William J . Brennan Jr and Lewis F. Powell Jr. did not participate in deciding the case. ALTHOUGH THE controversy involved a newspaper report, wording ih Bur er':. 16·e_dge de;;..· __ ._ cision clearly ~k enae s ue First Amend~tnt r1'1'ts ~o broadcasters a.S ~II. 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AN EOUA&. ~TVNITY EMP\.OYE .. CaptsWano-s.n Clemertt9*: 570caminooe atre11a1403·5651 COf"On9 det MW: 2867 East Co.lst Hlgtlway/67!:>·5010 Fount.-ln V•~: 17000 Magnolia ~/963-8:l96 oow..-Wn Santa Anl: 631 Nortn Maln/547·974 t, "Oct(> !>H!Ufd.WY 10 AM t(' "1 PM ( PEOPLE .. • 1 - ~.M~t.1179 DAA. Y PILOT A~ Chase· Kilts · 1:, Hurts 3 Driver, 17 ~ Held iii Head-on Crash Death UNCASTER <AP> -A J ~·how' high-sl)ffd ''H1U1lde St.tangier" victim. a.base, In which a 17-year-old driver led offfcers The young woman, whose body was found by a across the Antelope Valley, left one woman dead hiker late Saturday, had been dead about two and three other people Injured. days. sherifrs spokesmen S"&ld. A bnme was found the young driver of a van, Robert Zaldivar of on her forehead. but officials bid not cJetermlned Quartz Hill, was booked for lnvest11atl9n of the cause of her death. murder in connection with the death of 38-year-old Ti Ww ·-~ Leola Swafford of Rosamond. Sbe was dead on ar-el'll ·~,,,, l'f! rival at a nearby hoepital LOS.ANGELES <AP> -The rare least tern - after Zaldivar'& van(,.-------... ) In the midst of its courtship ritual -baa woa a eras bed headLOn with her &:.Yr ~TE reprieve on destruction of its nestlng ground on ~ar, police said. .:J•,.. Terminal Island. Three other people in Arter an lnformal request by Superior Court Mrs. Swafford's car -• Judge William Hogoboom, tbe Harbor Department her two sdns, Norman, 16. aod Daniel, 14, and 46· agreed to postpone work on an abandoned airstrip year-old Clemente Candelaria -received minor until later this -week when a full bearinc can be injuries. held on the dispute. The airstrip was being f11'e Flre"ell .. _. ___ ~ scraped clear of old asphalt for ~surfacing as a ~ ~ Pllrking lot. SAN DIEGO CAP> -Five of ei&bt firemen in- , jured Sunday night when a burning roof overhang collapsed on them during a shopping centeT fire here were sent home, while the other three were hospltaJlzed in stable condition, fire officials said. One of the three fireft1bters suffered a ~roken arm. one had bead, neck and back injuries, aadithe third received back injuries, said Capt., Roy KMW~. . ~ • The three men. whose identitJes Knowles dld not release, were admitted to Cairemoat General and Sharp hospitals. ~ BIC Reelc ,. ... re LOS ANCELES CAP> -C8sh and guns worth .... .._.... about $520 have beer\ stolen from rock mualclan OK TeD1po:rary SAN DJEGO <AP> -After trying ·for years ta force X-~ated businesses out of town, San Diego becomes landlord to one June 1. The Paris Ptmycat theater is being allowed to continue UJl(ler a condemnation settlement agree· ment until the city is ready to build a 14-story lion when the con- housing complex ror the demned building will be elderly on that downtown _t_o_m_do_wn __ . ____ _ site . Stephen Stills' home, police say. . Kathy f>eCarlo of th'e Society for the Stills was away from his Bel Air Estates home · l S 1· when four men came to the door and persuaded Nashville criminal appeals court Jud1re Charles Galbreath. censured by the TenJlNfM In a closed-door meet· 1t: Ing, the City Council EAIUlS agreed to the settle· . l"LUMe•NO ment. :.i~'1. Leaislature for misconduct, in· .,.. . eluding a letter he wrote to Hustler magazine, says he may tun for the V.S. ~enate. Prevention of Crueltv to Amm<i s. a mas. caretaktr Melvin Choate to let them in, Sgt. BIU filmrs a couple of new friends a pair of ·'The alternative , sc.Uc.ww voung gray foxes. A rancher accidenta lly Achen said Sunday. k:illed the mother when the tractor h'e was St""'fll.er t'ietJa lltded Ollt would have been going ~c!:r~i.;-.:;:.·~~.:f through a two or three-cCKTaMu.a642·1753 "I've had a number or peo- ple ask me to." the judg,e said. operating ran over the f ox"nest. He brought CALABASAS <AP> -Deputies uy an uniden- the babies to the SPCA where they'll sta~ tified black woman. whose fully·clotbed body was year eondemnalion , .. ~..-. suit," said one copn· M1Uf0tfvtuo495-0401 cilman. atim~c..--He referred to a possible cban~rrte w R1'publican Sen. Ho1urd Baker .• fo.r a few weeks before being released. found in the Calabasas Highlaods...area, was not a --~.-..~~~~~~~~~~---~~~~~--~~~~~~--~~~--~~--~----~~~~--~--~~ There was no...indica-Aimillliii.::ilillllmm_. ..... ie_,4\'Wl-..-""-... .., The state judicial Stand· G . G• ards Commission cited seven eer IVeD iestances it said were examplea of .mi~uc.1. or moral unfitness by. the Judge ln F lk S · asking the Legislature to remove him from the 0 ong bench. But the Senate would not approve bis re· . .. moval and imtead the censure was voted. 1lM' •a1 ~ - -n'lelllOr-1--~----~~~~~~~~~~~~~~gftf~~~~~~~~~~~L__~~-I Philad~Jpbia Mayor Frank IUno snubbed a ti· tie bestowed up0n him by the Ku Klux Klan - "racist hero oflhe month." SANT A M 0 NI CA "I reject the KKK and all it (AP > -Few of the represents," R,iuo said. "It is m o u r n er s cri e d . foreign to everything r was ever Instead. many or the taught." nearly 500 people who Riuo was given the title in attended actor Will last month's edition of ''The Geer · s memo r i a I .., Klanaman." Rizzo was cited tor service sang folk songs. -"S'rrttrrg--11i:rtr1t~1 rw1rat -Sumtars service -at kJansmeo have been saying for Santa Monica's Civic decades -namely tbal whites A u di tori um -an· must join Jiands and unite for oounced on a marquee tbeir common good." outside as the "Celebra-* tion of a Life" -was a "Grand Ole 0pry•• star Jerry Clower told the final tribute by friends World Conterence of Baptist Men ln Indianapolis and family to the 16- tbat he was "raised a bigot and a racist" but those. year-old Geer. who died attitudes vanished when be became a Christian. April 22 of respiratory .. That's the dlfterenee that Jaus makes 'in arrest. your li~, •• be told more than 1,000 Baptists from 43 C()Untries ... ~yqoe who bas a closed:door policy for just white Cbrlatlans, ·or just yellow Christians or just black Chri.uam, ·~'ve got new:s tor them: They caa go rake all them prayers right off the ceiling, 'causeGodneverheardnotbin'theysaJd." • Gov. Rudy Perplcb, in a wbeelcbalr to __ pubUctie "Handicapped ~'!Vai'eness Days," fowd out there are banters for1the handicapped in state- owned buildinJl&. He bad trouble getting eut of governor's res- idence. - ··1 was in a wheelchair about 30 secoodS •hen I found out about barriers," Pe,Picb said. "' Perpicb has qi.ade eUmina· -tion of architectural barriers in state buildlnlS one o( hls major policies. SOME IN THE au· dience. munching. ~t dogs and popcorn. did the service was just as Geer would have wanted it -spontaneous and without tears. The actor's ashes have be.n scattered over a San Bernardino Mountain park where ••The Walton~." a television series he co- starred in, was filmed, said Geer's agent;Kaye Dyal. Double~ money for With the oost of a college education doubling over the past ten years, what will it cost for your children? Whatever the amount. San Diego Federal can help you attain il Yes. the lnte-.t you~ savings earn at San Diego federal can double your initial deposit _, :'.:I ---· -a ,..., •ICCOllf .lP--..:r ... -... .. in as littl4 as nine yea\"S! The cban shOM how fast savings double • in various San Diego federal savings accounts. So .. select the combi~tion of accoun&s that best flu your need$: 'a Cenljkard• account.for fonger-tdm goals ••• and a pass- book or PasscDld" account that ·allows you1to add and withdraw savings at your convenience. ... ca . ,... ,·~ ~'= ·ti .... ...... u,_ . .... u.-, .... • 7"'ft . ·JM 6" 6" s• 5" • Ill .. QI "lU:' •1,... 8.06ft SZ,1171• ·:i: S1JJ17• 7.79" '2,11141 "=-'1.o&9'2 6.984' Sl,963'1 •·:.;:-St.067U 6.~ 'l.916• ~""" u. Sl,Q591t Ut' •i,m• .,. ... •J.,053•. SJf' '1.ao-()pen your safety-insumt saving.t account& with the doublt- your-money people at San Diego Federal Savings • . . where there's interest In your futul'e. L .......... -_. ............ _ .. __ ..__ ..... .,., .... ' ... ....,_ ............... ____ ... __ .. ==i::.':'9.:""-.---.. --... --.. --................. .,. ........... _ .... ___ ___ ....... -......... -. Rtwtmtlw: So'Mp dqo111alby lM llJtll.q/ IM mOIUh «intf 10M tM l $1 • • Sanllj, '~oFedeml·~ . . eg . ' ---¥""""""" . ('.,,,...,,) Jltt"1J JttiMtttl ~ .,. """' lfA c-.1111w8Mott 34zoe Doheny Plftl Aoed et Vlctn ltvd. oppot1te.captMrMM> a.ch PM&a &Mpplng a.ow . T....,.__: 4fll.0201 • ................ 30tta ~ Vllley Pnway eouth of Nl9utl Aoed ~48H210 .. nc.....,.. 18&0 ~El c.mtno Real nurA~Pfco TlltPhont: •ee-e330 ... , ~ Jl:' .... itorial .. Robtt'1 N. Wetd/PubUsbtr ~ Keevtl/Edlr,Qr-l- Otange Coast Dally Piie'• ~~· ~ ~~.~ ............... "'° .. ~ .... M.~ .. 1 •. 1•a•~' ................... s-.. rblr .. ••K•"' .. '~•c•h•/E•d•l•tor•~ .. •P.199 .. •E•4•1tor .... . In Election Years, Ignore the Anti~ It's an e lection year. Consequently. some office holders feel license to indulge In an lncumbent•s sometime favorite pastime. grandstanding. Orange County Supervisor Laurence Schmit did so last week when he called for an internal audit of the County As· sessor 's office. Schmit apparently was either unaware of or chose to ignore a recent state Board or F.quallzation audit of Coun· ty Assessor Bradley Jacobs' operation. The auditors complimented Jacobs' and bis staff for practicing what they determined to be were unlfonn pro-.. perty assessments. But goaded on by a Garden Grove taxpayer organiza· lion, Schmit s.aid otherwise when he argued that com· merciaJ property owners might be. getting assessment breaks not available to owners of residential preperty. The Gacden Grove supervisor compounded his foolishness by suggesting that Jacobs divert some of the money spent def ending residential property assessments to an expenditure for closer scrutiny of commercial pro- perty assessment tt was fortunate that Schmit·s fellow su~rvisors were more attuned to assessor problems than the flarden Grove supervisor. They forced him to withdraw his pro pasaJ for the internal audit Grandstanding in or out of an election year is a Schmi• trademark. Re just carries the habit to extremes during a year when the voters will decide if he should c;tay in office Worthy Recognition Warmest congratulations are due Dr. F. Sherwood Rowland ot uo.;£ vine, who last w~. ~elected to &.he .. · ~ugustNationalAeade~C>fSciences. . - Selection to this prestigious 1,256-menlber group of the nat1on 's best scientifk minds was in recognition of one of thP most 1mpartant discoveries of our time. Rowland is the chemist who, with another UCI scien· list . Dr Mario Molina, discovered the destructive nature of fluorocarbons, released in 'Ordinary aerosol sprays , upon thPowne layer or the upper atmosphere. -llts-researctrreveated that while most-eF w; eelebfat-- ed the capacity of aerosol sprays to quas h man's un· derarm odor. set his hair firm against the wind and ~eason his pots against sticking food, critical ·damage "as bemg done the environment Destruction of the ozone was eroding man's protec- tion from skin cancer. exerting possible vast climatic changes and affecting agncultural production. Research like Dr. Rowland's saves us all from our o"'n unintended follies His rewards seem small com- pa "Pd to the gains he secured for mankind The Ri~e~ C~y ., A proposed Orange County Transit Dist.net 1978-79 operating budget suggests a spending jump from an estimated $23.4 million this year to S33.6 million. That Is an increase of roughly 43 percent in the C06t of operating what to all int.ents and purposes. is a bus company On top the operaUng expe~. the froposed budget calls for spending 126.1 million for capita projects lnclud· ing additional buses Total al up and the suggested OCTD spending for the commg fiscal year hits $59. 7 million while fare box re- enues are anticipated to total $4.3 million. That means the transit distrlct wUJ likely be staking its 1978-79 fiscal fortunes on a total tax subsidy or somewhere m thf' neighborhood of SSS million Reinember back ln 1970 when a county transit district was Just a twinkle tn voters• eyes? It may be that some of thP twmkle might dim as those kinds of tax subsidies keep' '>OU rang ln • • 0ptn1ons expreaed 1n the ap.c:e above are·those of the Oalty Piiot Other views expreseed on this page are thoee of thetr authonl end artists Reeder comment is invited Addtell T1'8 Deity Piiot. P.O Box 1560, Costa Mesa. CA 92826. Phone (71•) 64~1. Boyd I D~acula ll)'L. .. BOYD Client asb lf there were a real Count Dracula Some say so. One VJ ad V. wbo ruled Wallachia ln Southern Rumania from 1'56 to 14e2 That Vlad Dracula IUPPoleci· ly was a rellglouit feUOw wbo built several cburchel and a rnooaatery near Bucharest Recent ltUdenta of bis llfe say be got b1s QUt.Y reputa· tioo from a ~ cui PaJID started by a ipollUcal rival named Stefan of Moldavia. Am advt.eel Vlad Dracula 11 1Ull a n.ttonal hero ln Rum•nl• Argumeot eoatlnues over j ust how wlde1pread that "Ban tbe Bra" movem~t re- ' . , Dear Gloomy Gus With produce prices at tllelr curnnt altllude, I can tee next week'• headlines: Converted pot·11nu11llnJ plane carrytn1 3 ~on1 of lcebers lettuce Mbld; cucumbers, tomatoes confiKated too. Biiia Bubn1 CMeM!t ........... ..... -~:: malD1 None too widelpnad anymore. aay the aur- veytallers. Nine but of 10 teen·••• l1rla war bras. ADd their purchases of same average out to four a year. Women out ot tbelr tffns'bu;)' an avenge of three each a year. Wu already reported that the most popular size ls 34 B Q ... Where'd we get the ex- pre saloo 'borsefeatber1• mealllJlg 'bunk' oc 'tlonlenff' or whatever? .. A. Credit that one to Bllly deBeC?k, the cartooGllt wbo ortctnated the old eoml~ strip ••Barney Ooo8)e and 5PU1t Plu1. '' lt WM deBeck, too, who came QI> with the ex· presalont .. beeble.teeblea .. and ''t1me'1 aw..un'." Could lt be U. that only 18 compamee naUoDwlde print Ucteta? So rve Just Marci. Anytime rou buy • Ueket to a movle. a game, to part your car. whatever, said ticket re· ported1Y comea from one ot tboee f\rml. Sexuall1 1u11e1tlve dta&o•u• taroa lip 011 ulevlltOo about three bmee an hour. Or 10 say re- aearcbers for tbe National Federation of Decency. ABC'• "Soep0 WU tbe •hOW called UM molt loaded wlt.h such lut tau. lo 15 weea, It broadctlt SU au tcenff or llnu ac~ to the N',.D. "Police Woman° with Mven lnltances waa the abow uJd to be Jeaat euigestlve RowLuid Evam / Robert Novak Carter DiagnoS~d: He's Ailing SPRINOF.ELD, Neb. -Voters of both parties lD this farm hamlet have dlagnoeed what they \blnk alls Jtmmv Carter's presidency u foUows : Incompetence and lndecialon. Whether this 41apoela POinta lo terminal polltlcal Ufness, however, ls an open ques- ll on. The President re· tains a large measure of good will. T h u s • although cmly 16 ot our 55 voters rate bis pialden· Ual performaoee "1ood" or "ex· • ceUeot." and 39 say "fair" or ·'poor," fully one-half say they Mlll have a "favorable" opinion of bim as a person. But the down-to-earth criticism of one retired farmer. a Democrat. hints that timei:~ be running out. "l don •t Carter ls blg enough Cor the job." One of 17 Carter voters in our survey of political sentiment here (25 backed Jerry Ford and 13 don't recall or would not say how they voted ln 1976), this farmer says be now wishes be bad voted lor Ford. • FOUlt' adambrrai -vut~?S who backed the Pi'es.ldeot 14191$-now say they wtsb they bad not, an 11nusually high --deffttion .-ate. Only one Ford voter who answered ' our questionnaire. prepared"by Pat Caddell's Cam- bridge ~ey Research, wishes he ~voled for Mr. Carter. M'ddle Eut. wb1dl 1alnect IOlid 2·lo-1 aupport. Behind that praise for Mr. Carter's deallng with the Middle Eut may Ue a lesson for tbe President: the political Im · ~rtance of follow-through oglng doorbells with three addell fleld representatives on a day ol rain, snow and f rigtd winds on the bleak Nebraska prairie, we found high pralae for Mr. Carter's~ ln trying to med.late between Arab and Je w. On other laaues. be la charged with ladting conviction. recelv· Ing less than :iC> percent approval even for "trylna" to solve the energy crisis. THE DOMINANT theme was struck by an attractive, 3$Jyear old •altftli. "U tlle man would Just say ~ and sY,ck to lt ,.. she bharte<f out. 'That would inake a difference." She backed Fed ln 19'18, but only "as the leuer of two evils." A 35-year-old computer main· tenance-man. wbo&e job ls 30 mllee eut ot here In Omaha, agreed. He voted for Mr. Carter and would vote for him again to-d~ but called him "too hesi- tant" on dedslons. By f u the m-1or worry here ls lnflatlol\, alona with other economic problem.a. TbJrty-one of our voten listed lnflaUon as tlle "IDCllt important .. t._ue. lo- deed. the prevailing lack of con· fldenee ln 11.r. Carter bodes W for bll new anU-lnflatioD pro- 1ram and might turn Am· basaador Robert Strauss 's silvery hair gray Only 19 voters "generally ap· prove ot lhe way Mr. C.rter ls trylne to handle" the tnflaUon dileaae (against 31 who disap- prove and S who do not know > But the President's new anti inf I a lion program, udng Strauas's vlrtuoao Jawbone as bis prtnclpal weapon. appears singularly unconvincing in ·sprlndlehl: only ' voters think it will work, 22 say it will not work and 29 are dubious. Neither Springfield nor Nebraska as a whole represents maJorJt)'. opinJon In the U.S. 'Ibis ia bawtilb country. built on a tarm economy. Thus, by almost 2·to-1, our respondents "general- ly disapprove" of Mr. Carter's bandllng of Moscow. ' On one major ls,&ue aft r another -Inflation, farm pollcx. handling the Soviet Union, de· feaae spending -our scouting expedition produced failing marks for tbP President on general grounds of lncom· petence and waffling. The sole exception: h1s efforts ...t.Q settle the Arab-JaraeU struggle lD the --~?:_____:.__-=-__.:::~..-.;.':•------~ , ,, Bob Greene Can't a Man Get a Drink Around Here? Tbere ta som«Mna about a doean1 even have a name. ex· ' botel barroom, 1ometbln1 cept fint.floor barroom> ls be· &llOQYIDOUS and sterile and pJa1n lng tom down, tbe latest victim and eomfortaq. You can alt in a of the eutenel!l plague llf'l ii bot.el b9rToom ud be bothered rava&lna tbe land. · by no oae. You are a tranateet.. That waaderfully drab. un- just llke all GI the other people bt assumtn1 barroom ts being tbe bar. No dlatractlou, no replaM by a cute restau:rant. · frtlla, no .Smmlcb. Jmt a hotel . You know wbat I'm talking barroom. l love them. about. Plctureaque -.ecor. I love 6ne hotel barroom Ill Theme menus. Waiters and partlealar. It ls the ftnt.floor waltreaes who lnsilt on teWni barroom of ••ou their names. Multl-level tbe Executive .eatlna. Food named aft.er puns. H o u .. e l n-Tbinp Nogtna from the walla. Chleago. It ls Cuteness. the plainest HelL Tbll new place ·ts eotng of tbe plain, to be something called "The t b e m o a t Chtcaao Stora1e Co. Food Em· anonymous of porium ... A apoteeman told me t b e • non • all about It. <The old flnt-Ooor y m .o u •. barroom never had a For C:...rt I spokes~ unless you want to have ao-count hte the bartender, but lD1 lnto the bam>om and, ln tbe Pete clldn•t speak much and, dingy lllht. keepl.Dg company besides. be'a dead now anyway.> wltb m}'a~lf. It waa a safe ''The new room ls col.nl to be baven. Going to that barroom a fun. ent.ertaanment sort of con· becameatsabltwltbme. cept In a fun aort of at· UnW the other nlcbt. I walked mospbere," tbe spokesman for to tlle Executlft Houle, went to Tbe Chicago Storage Co. Food open the door of tbe fll'lt-fJoor Emporium said. ''It wW be oae ban'OOlll, and found it bolted.· of tlle lleW type of fun·~ en· ~ I BEEN piaytq c'°8er auentfon. my senses would have flashed onto • • • CUTEN~ ALERT. Beeauae lt ia true. Tbla plaloest ot the plein hotel .,.,.._ rooms (u far u I know. It Earl Waters tertalnment.reetaurants. • APPARENTLY you won't be able to aneak into tbia new place and bave a quiet drink by Y'O'lf miserable aeU, If wbat the spokesman said II true. "We're bulldtna tb• restaurant around a turat«-tbe- c en t.u ry storaf.e eompanr theme ... be said. ·u wll1 baw a weatheHJrtck fae.de. and llllkle tlle theme will be unted out with the use of brick. barn wood and textured wall tn•tments. Tbe decor wll1 sua-t a step back tbroulb a ti.me warp·with period pieces OD display and tables {n mlx-and·mateb Ptt· tel'DI, colon. ahapes and st.yles auggeatiq posh remauta or odds and ends that mltht be found ln an old warebo9e. ·• OB, FOil tbe old flnt.floOf blr• room. U IOmeoDe tbouaht to br· ing out a bunk of ebeae &om ti.e kitchen. it was an utrav11ama. The decor wu Evl7 Notblng. Tbe cwtomera aat OD ltnltbt· backed cbalrs at what eeemea to be card tables. Tbere wu dMd1)' silence. It wu the nicest place to tbe world. ''The waiters and waltleMel will be dreued In period garb.•• tbe spokesman for The Chicago Storage Co. Food Emporium said. •"Ibey wlU .be wearing old· fashioned striped shirts with Hoover collan. denlm aprons. armbaDda, and eotkney caps. Tbe bostesa will be wearing a Gibson Girl outflL The manager will be wearing a JJl().(ubloo suit.•• He was makini bl.a poblt all· too eleari)'. Tboee ot us who 11ke to baH a drlllk in a dank. penonalltylea atmosphere are apparently doomed . In Ameriea these dsys, II you go out.. ~OQ bad better be prepared to eat ln a Jules Verne aquartum,,or a mooa landscape, or a Sioux IDdlan reaervaUoo. THE WEA of lulving a quiet drink lD ~ atmple room seems to have disappeared, devoured by the cuteness barrage. It's not enough to stop Into the barroom for a quick hit. Having a drink bas to become an Event. God forbid )'OU 1hould have your drink ln a hotel barroom. It bas to be in a dirigible, or on a roller coaster. or in a true-to·llfe reproducboft oC a cenuine Arctic tundra. . t~·s useless to complain. of course. The cuteness epidemic bu already captured the rest of America, and with tlle birth of The . Chicago Stora1e Co. Food Emporium It will conquer downtown Chicago. The restaurant will be a huge success; pretty people. many of them slnlte. will aatber there. and before long no one wm even remember that tbete used to be an ugly Hltle flnt·floor hotel barroom. Some day. thouab. I'll meet Pete in that are•t barroom ill tlle sky. He won't aay A word. He .. 11 Just haDd me my drink. And he won't be weartq any denim apron or eoclme)' cap, either. . Chances Slim That Justice Bird CBn B.e Ousted Bird. The eommllalon II com· PoHd ot the attorney 1enera1. senior pNlldlnl JusUce of tbe appettate courts. •d tbe cbtel Jta1tlce. To anure that Blrd would be coatlnned, Gov. Jerry Brown penanaUy lobbied each of the members of the com· mt.a Ion. .. Shall \name of Jta1Uc•> be elected to tbe office for the term prescribed by law?" Tbe reuon WUson ls pre· . mature ln callinl for a .. no .. vote Oil Bl.rd II that tbe qQMtloft 11toe 't appear on tbe ballot uat11 the Nov.mber elect.lcMl. Wl11on, of coune, waa calllq attmtloo t.o tbe fact la an aUempt to dJa. cNdit AUorney OtDenl Bvelle J. Younc« wttb wbom be was vyana before U.• Callfol'llla Reoubtreaa AsMmbif ror tta m-donemellt. Youapr bad ,._. for Blnl't eaatlrinadaD to UM diam~ ol IDMT• lll*Wb' ... Rep11bbcaaa. an action or dedsion has sUrred people up. Back lb 1958 a group fn Mann County. anaered at Justice Jesse W. Carter beeause of a local water dispute, attempted to IJUDCb a "No .. vote ll8almt hlm. They beat hlm 2 to l ln tlle coun· ty but Carter won statewide bet· ter lban 6 to 1. poWn1 more total .. Yes•• vU.ea than did JuaUce B. Bey Schauer at 11tbom nobody waamad. ACl'ING tOletber u they do it bard to place th blame for a de- el1loo on one Ju.UM and C<>Men· trace oa bla def eaL Stlll, a well planned cempalcn could unseat Chief JutUce Bird at the public emotion ls atlrred, eapeclal(y aloce peopl@ have CQme to blame the courts for the tqb ertm. rate by what they concetve •• coddtln1 of crtm.lula. l I Friends Deny Pat Book Allegation Cal/,ed ll~ ,_LDnll DAYID Tbe d-•t aboat Pat Nb· ......... 111 • die,..,., daM,....... ....... a ..... crapb fll • .,,. l'IMI o.,.,·· ~ 8ob Woodw.d md earl ....... ... the .... Post ... porters who played a IDW Rile ia ~ tbe Wateqate UM ud tbe Rblequent co.er-up. Thetr belt·eemn, boc* w• a graphic account ol nab tram u.. .,.... o11m to u.e toppHnc ol eke Jll'Mk*'• u.e foUowill& year. Wbea. and how mucb! Here are tbe facts, documented: was the first time the had f'lown .with \be first lady. The reporter uw her drintlnl aomethln.s and asked me wbat lt was. I told her it w aa a b&lbball but aald: 'For goodneaa ••lie, don't ••Y anythiaa about her haying one became it will a.imply atop h,er from beinc able to relax in front ol lhe press.• ' DAILY Pit.OT A 7 Helen Smltb: "J would Ne ber 111 tbe JDOl'alnl, about a:ao or 9. looklftl immaculate. JI IOGMOne 18 ~ beayUy. be or 1he e-..ot do tbll. You're tolaa to ... 11,... You•r. 1ClllDI to see ::!£ Md bleary eyes. abaky or....-talk. Tbere was .ner ~oltbe ktad. ··a.c ... Of tbetfli.lia, 1he wu not,_..., weu. and I waa eoncenecl about tbla and its DOMible e«ect cm ber bealtb. But ~at Nixon never needed an alcohol crutch. f'hadllr: fteJI Didn't KftOIOJ * * * Nixon Adndts 'Scrfto.up'on Tlae tltree NNeaee$ la t111e boo~ made worldwide lte.cllines: ·'&be <Pat Nbaa> wu becomtaa more and more reclusive, ..r drinking heavily. Oii Mwnl ocemD:ms members or tbe a.. ellold llaff came...,.. ber lD ta. pmtry ol tbe seecJDd. Door ldtthm, wbere tbe .,... To be1ln : Pat was no teetot'*"· J.)urtng the vice pres- tdeaey years, when she would go antiquing lD ViJ'ginla with frtendl, the lunch they packed woakl iDdude Bloody Marys in-a Ouk. Rita Mam. wife of Nbon b6ocrallber Earl Mazo, told me. Pat clra her share. "Unlortunatejy, the reporter's edJtor inliated that _it -co into her story, and from ~ on Mrs. Nixon never even did it (took a drink> on the plane. even by herself. She bad tremendous ~ontrol. She never even amdted in public, ever, yet when ahe went upstain aftel' a long ~P ti on she would have a cigarette." ~-~~ Watergate AT TBE END OF a grueling eampatllllng day she wouJd on ~~ -n.e a•ae .,.,.,., ~ ae Md ~ drhddllfl JULIE SAYS HER MOTHER had no taste for the liquor served to her in· China, where Pat was faced with the problem of haod.llng the frequent toast.a made with tbe super.potent 120-proof maotai. Instead. says Julie, her mother did a masterful faking fob, llftlng the ...,._Is• lie' --Hdfll wretary. wu kept. in &be earb afterDOOft. AwtnranflJ, she bad tried to bide her tumbler ot bourbon an the rocks." TBE AUTHORS GIVE no doeumemaUoo. but state in a foreword that each fact In their book was cbeckei! by at least two aourcea. Woodward and Bernatein place the drinking ep~es in April 1974, following -Pat ~·a nturo from ber 5N:c.,Amerl~-- --rftqlnlo~entloa:laxthe aatbora by name. he told l>nkl Froat: ••All I say Is Mn. Nixon rad It and her stroke came three days later. I didn't want her to occasion relax with a drink. glass to her lips but never tbou&b never in the presence of swallowing ao,y. . presidential aide H. R . But bad lhe in fact become a '8RIQHT. CH£ERFUL,' NO SIGN OF DRINKING NIM>M Face Opening of w...._te Scltndal HUleman, wt>o disapproved ol heavy drinker in thole last hard liquor and cilareU,es. -months? J spoke to tour women Wubingtq> for ber naUYe Ken· the days had been terribly gruel- An anecdote from author who were with Pat Nixon during tucty ... I'm back to farmlna. ing. She never needed anythlng ~ H. White: Pat and her many. if not most, of those days where I came from," she told to buck her up. I've never seen husband were stayiog at the in the White House. Here are me. About Pat NW>a. she said: her take an aspirin. estate of a governor in the East tnelr reports: "Tbe statement that she had "I was at the White House during a rigorous campaign Terr'y Ivey, her assi'Slant been drinking heavily is a lfe. toward the end for 10 days with sebedule. Haldeman and other preaa secretary, now out ol the "I wu with bu lrom the time Pat NiXO!!z and left on Friday. staff members were present. government and embarked oo a she arose 1n the morning, and Aug. 2. _Jn1e president resigned Durlnrtbe"eveahfk ~••toc)ktbe-~~~~-~· "I aaw ~~JMt~~._'lberewas .no ~8Jl U~e FrJ<fay following.> I was wife OI t&e-ge>Vernor as1de-8Dd ·-stpplqadrlnlfatpubUcfUnctlom -wlialiver DiatsH nacs--t>een w1ttt Pat d~y ~d nJght, aftd. l asked her 1f they could a~ wbereHquorwaaserved-wbal's drinking. SJae was 6r(ght. 11tnow whet as UuUl anawhathls- to anodle1" rcom. They didi-and ~tf-Wlth tJaatZ_....,. but I never cbeerfJ&l aad l'Md.l.J.o st.an..J,be ictlon. The story that s .e Pat requested a dry martini, saw her high at the parties or .d.B)i, -menect·dowfrto get ijquor ts tben another. after. I never smelled liquor on totally untrue. ••you know." she conlided to ~ her breath and I wascloset.oher, '"'l'llEAl88£llTION MARBSno ,. the governor's wife, "l don't literally. Lucy--Wlncbester was sense. She "'5 always punctual IP MllS. NIXON RAD been a NEW YORK <AP) -When Richard M. Nixon decided to terminate his presidency. he told two tides: "Well, I screwed It up for good, real good, didn't I?" That aae quotation sum• up the tenor ol the Watergate ex· cerp.ts trom Nixon 'a forthcoming memol.ra. NIXON ADMITS that be treat,. ed Watergate at lirst as merely a public relations problem, that he did not tell the Americ,,JD peo. pie the truth and that be waa in· volv4M ln the cover.up. He said be did not datroy the White House tapes when their existence became known beeauM t":::,~ "w. ~· 1Gt au.ranee agaf:mt. the unforeseea· ble future." t-t-1t--~1Ht it--beeatl8e I knew the kJDd or trash it was and the kind of trash they are .... This doesn't indicate that that caused tbe stroke, beeause the doctors don't know what caused the stroke, but it sure didn't help." dare ask for a drink when Bob even closer, and she never did for her eng~e.ments and she re-lush. how could she possl~ly Haldeman is around .. · .. rnained al each scheduled event have appe~ ill all those White FROM FORMER PRESS secretary Helen Smith : "You'd rarely see Mrs. Nixon take a drink at a party, but upstairs, after she had shaken a few thousand bands. she would put ber feet up and say: ·wow!' and lbe,.,,...t.benba-re-a hJgbball. MRS. WINCHESTER WAS for six years social secretary at the White House. It was her job to arrange for the state dinners, re- ceptions and other social func- tions; in that capacity she worked closely with tbe first lady. Nixon once said of Lucy Winchester: .. She runs the White House, and 1 mean the whole White House." After the Nixons left, Mrs. Winchester · stayed on with the Fords for a short wblle, ·then departed rom es . had been drinking she couJd not have done it. The statement is too ludicrous to be taken with any degree of seriousness." Pat's long·tlme friend Helene Drown: fairs and been able to maintain her poise and equilibrium hour after hour? ••If she were drunk or drinking heavily. how in bell could ahe have managed to·have gotten herself together to leave 'tbe White House as quickly a~ _she did, giving orden on pacttng, supervising all tbe details. Remember. it was • sudden. mHa .. aodus from the White lflnlff. All those clot.bes. au that packlna. all those eartom,. bow could lhe have done tt? .. taONICALLY, TBE courts eventual11 forced Nlxon to give up the recordtng.s for evidence in the cover·UP conspiracy trial of' three ,nen. in his inner circle. !rlichman and Jobn N. Mitchell -all of whom were convicted and put in prison. The first segment of Nixon's memoirs. syndicated by a sub- sidiary of The New York Times to' 30 domestic newspapers, began ·with word reacblnr tbe Florida White House about the five men arrested Inside Democrallc Party headquarters June 1:;.,.sm. The MC*ld seg· meat ,.nlda~ leavH.lldq of hia Pftlldeney. \ ' l BE ADDED: "I WILL Deft!' forgive them. Neve-.•• Pat watched him on a TV set 1D ber bedroom as be said JL How true was the allegadcm that Mrs. Nixon bad tabla to heavy drinking In the Jut Urd months? Did abe drink at aDf ••J remember the time we were 1D Florida during the 1972 eampa!OL We wiere (lying from oae st.cip to another. A young woman repoiter from The .Los Aqeiea 'l'lmet WU with \a. It Are you a little fluffy where you'd like , IDft in Iese time. to be flat? At HoUday Spa Health Vk ~ clfer swinnuing pools and Cubs we'll help you 1latten ~ foaUlg at some key locatioris. Plus, bul_ges and folds. Jazznastics for women-unique group Our program direct«S will develop exen:iles OOlle to up temPo music. And an individuali1.ed program ci uody to refresh and re\'itW.e after exen::ie- improvement to help you alim down. ing you11 find steam. sauna, whirlpool, finn, and shape up. And ottr Pftlgres-swi rooms. and more. sive Physical Coriditioning Program is Make the roost of your ~y. Join ~ven to be one of the faStest, more Holiday Spa Health Oubs. We think effective ways to get in shape. you'll ertjoy the flattery. You'll &.-IOIDe «the lllelt ll*le aaeaeidle~-wliftllch ~.~Dif/mlti~ /m¥JrOMI na~pq>ilflmldiid tob... ~ illdfldl:l!la ""°..,. mumdlidenC)'soyoucm~ ~~ ~---- "I've traveled with her on campaign trips, and when I wouni be so tired ) couldn't bold my head up, sbe wouJd 1till be fresh and strong and lookina great. 1 would look like bell. ana she would look as thoqb ae badn•t dooe a t.hlng, even tbouCb BmnaPark 510 SOuth Beach Blvd. South of Lincoln Avenue (714) 826-0381 CoDM9a 2300 Harlu Blvd Harbor Center (714) 549.&168 Enaino 17031 Ventura Blvd. West of Balboa (213)~ Huntington Be•ch 18585 Main Street . Main St at Beach Blvd. (714) 842·1451 Longee.ch 4101 Atlanlic Blvd. Comer of Canion <213) 42&8814 Nortl &: Weft V.u.J 9143 De Soto Ave. at Nordhoff (213) 882-5912 ~I 622 East K.atdla Ave. West d Tustin Ave. C7t4) m9·!441 w~ 6757 W~dnster Ave. Westminster Center (714) 894·3387 HollJWood 7080 HollYwood Blvd. C6mer LaBrea Ave. . Safa Medical Center (213) 469-6307 LOCAL /NATIONAL /CALIFORNIA r- . Beat the Crush at Campgrounds Coeds Boaored Laguna Beach High School seniors Lisa Smith and Tracey Minkin have received Youth Citizenship .ftwards from Soroptimist International of Laguna Beach. Miss Minkin, Associated student Body president at school. received $100. Miss Smith $50. 87 tbe Aaloelated Presa The awn.mer of '78 promiles to be a busy orte at Calllornla ~amPll'OQDdl, so hen are some Ups on bow to avoid the crowdl and pt the ma1t out of your HcatJoo. You can reserve campsites in state parl(1 throuch 11cketron out.leta. Prices are S2 i:s:11bt"ft>r prtmltlve altes: I' a Dicht for deve sites <abowera, fiuah tolleta etc.> and SS for ovel'1Uaht trailer hookups. There ls also a $1.751tlcket handl· lnl Cb&J'le. DEMAND IS HEAVY EAOI year and the at.ate Parle and Recreation Department recom· mends 111aldn1 reservations at least eight weeks ln advance. However, some popular sites are sold out 90 dar• in advan• when tJckets go Ob sale. I you're going to He•rst Castle, get your tour tickets ahead of time tbrougb 11cketron so you won't have to wait when you get there, the depart· ment advtaea. The National Park System has no reservations system for campeltes so you'U have to t.ake your chances. · Cinco de Mayo Fetes Slated at Saddleback .J Saddleback College has scheduled a day of enterta1nment, exhibits, food, films and other festivities in celebration of Cinco de Mayo begin- ning 'Ill 10 a.m. Friday in the fine arts theater. • Opening ceremoGles include a talk by artist Manuel Hernandez on "The Evolution of the Chicano," with .. welcoming remarks by Robert A. casting Mexican music. Movies lncludi.qg "I am Joaquin," "Los Vendklos"' and "Murata ol East. · Los Angeles" are scheduled at 11 a.m. to1:30p.m. Activities also include a presenta- tion by the Ballel Folklorico ; a flamenco -dancer alid 1ult.arist, a pinata patty and a Mexican-luncheon costing $2. Youth Gets Grarit In Marine Biology The Golden Age Paaaport lives free admllaion to all natlooal parka and a ~ percent dlleount on all chutes. CAUFOllNIA BAS A 8UlllA& pass called the Golden Bear, avallable tbroulb the atate Department o1 Para aod Recreatkm. Tbe ~can belp find 1odclQI tbrouah Drivate conceulooail'es near tbe pub and abo help wtth group camotruz and back country permita. Tbe N'Ps-~ormatlon number In Nortbern Callfomla Is (4.15) "6·4122 and in Southern California It's (213) fS88.2852. • · The NPS also has reconll4 weather f~asts for Its parks -.Parkcu~ TM number in Southern California ls <213) ._2902 and In Nortbern Callfernlalt's (415)~. NEED A LAWYER? Low&AtMFM : R~~~~cv T OILAPL•X .. ~ Rodney Fujlt.a of Huntington Beach bas been * Crlmlnal ' , ... ~" 111 awarded a $7,000 fellows hip by the Thomas Wat.son * Wllls-Prob9te · Unlike ordtn•ry ptu...,.. Foundation to do individual research on marine * lncorporatle?ft TolhffteK does not perMit biology in J apan * Accident·lnjury compre111d air M ,,._ · · • Evlctk>n .., wale r 10 aplHh bedl.or Fujita, son of Mr. and Mrs. KenJl Fujita, i.g a •Collections • escape. With ToilefleK ttie d te of M rin Hi h School d . full preeaure plowa ttuougtt gra ua a a g an a seruor at . th• clogging m•H end Pitzer College in Claremont. 840-2507 1wlahea 11 down. • Oet•O.......'T........-Lombardi, district. superintendent, a nd the college's Educational Op- portunities Progra m coordinator, • Pete Espinoza. CALEXICO HIGH SCHOOL'S .. Calexico E s tudiantlna" a r e scheduled to perform at 1 p. m. and -hi5t~n _Pam...Hallaa. .ia ~-8.Q audio-vtJual preaentatlbn of "200 Years in San Juan Capistrano." He plans to spend the summer and fall.study· ~HR. COHIULTATIOH-t10 $2.IUTUllWAIUTDIU ing Japanese and worki ng for the U.S. Department ..-------------------or Energy at National ArgoMe Laboratories in • ~-,.. Te£ ·~AiiAcer AGu.niAs:; group wU.! perform in the upper cam- pus area from 10 a.m. unW noon. Mexican arts and cnfts are to-be on extiibit from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. with campus radio station KSBR broad· Events conclude with a 2 p.m. SOC· cer game between college players and a Santa Ana team, recreation director Terry Yapp sald. WINS FELLOWSHIP Hunttngton'• Fujita _ C~£!B2 ~fore trayellng to J31p!_Ojn Decemper. _ ·The Wat son F o u-nd1lt ion. h>~d hr- Providence, R.I., grants 70 fellowships a year to graduating seniors aC-prtvate undergraduaterl--~~~~..,...~~ schools for research or inaependent study abroad in any field. 'On--fiabeling Law Change Eyed Bird\Vat"ctr-~~~~~~~~~~----~~~~___,o::--r~~~~~~~~ WASHINGTON <AP ) -The AJriculture Department is considering a change in federal re· gulalions which would let bacon be processed without nitrite and nitrate preservatives and still be called bacon. Ham, bot dogs, corned beef and similar product! also could be produced .. with liule or no nitrites and nitrates" and sUll be labeled· with tbetr tradi· -tional names. AS&STANT SEcaETilY COOL Tucker Foreman said that ''these products would have to be labeled to hlghlight the fact tbey are nitrite-free or not fulb' preserved, and include a wamlng that refrigeration i s necessary at all times." ( CONSVM&"R J The proposal does D not involve the USDA 's review of the use or nitrite and nitrate in bacon and other processed meat In terms of lt.s potential to produce cancer~ausinC nitiwamines, ' (\ompounds which occur In nature !Jul also are formed sometimes during the eooking Of bacon. Some consumer representaUves have sou1bt an outrt8ht ban on nit.rate and nitrite on grounds the chemicals are hazardous to health. BUT O'nlEa AVTBORITIES contend that the chemicals are enentlal to prevent-the form1lUon of deadly food-poisoning bacteria which causes bot.ulism. Jn any case, USDA still is reviewing the over- all nitrite and nitrate question as it affects all bacon and other cured meat. Ma. Foreman said that the proposal to permit procesaon to make bacon and other products without using the che micals was made "in response to consumer requests for nitrite-free pro- ducts'! and that several manufacturers also asked for it to salilfy market de mand. UNDER CURRENT REGULATIONS, bacae and the other product.s must be cured with nitrltes and nitrates to be labeled with their tradltiooal naines. ·· Ms. ForemAD Said that meat inspection of· ficlals are concerned that If the products are pre- pared with little or no nitrite they "might be sUb- jecl to ~m unless carefully bandied" all along tbe consumer pipeline. THE PaOPOSAL ALSO INCLUDEs a pro. Ylslon to ban the use or nitrite and nitrate ln baby. junlof and toddler meat foods. However, pro- cessors voluntarily eliminated the chemicals from thoee foods several yean ago and the proposal simply would make that practice mandatory. Comments on the proposal can be sent by June 27 to: Hearing Clerk, USDA, Rooms 1077-S, Wasb.lngton, D.C., 20250. Booklet Available WASHING TON <AP > -The Agric uH ure Department bas a new booklet that m ay become popular with bird watchers and naturalists who take to the trails this spring. Published by the de· partment's Forest Service, the book.Jet is entitled, .. Cavity Nest· i ng Birds of North American Forests" and describes fe at he r ed creatures such as the black-bellied whistling duck, yeUow-be llted s apsucker and tbe black-backed, three-toed woodpecker. THE BIRDS have one thing in common. They use boles or caviUea in trees for building neat.s and rearing yo"'ng. Thus, the Foreat Service " said, "some dead trees s hould be left In the forest to provid e homes" for cavity nest· Ing birds. . "The Foreat Service now not . only requires each national forest to preserve aome dead trees or anap to auppoJ'l present bird popalations but also to ,._ Mead br aaving some larae. U Yi DI trees tllat wUI beeorae snags for luWre bird aenerauons,.. John a. lleGulre, chief of the aentce, said. TBE BOOKLET says that blrda such ,. wood· peckers, cblcltadeea, swallows and wrens Clay an important role n naturally controlling · lnsecta. McGuire aald the n. Juatrated booklet "ts meant as an aid to forest land managers and ------------------owners but wlll serve u THE FAMILY CIRCUS. f .. ,..~:--=~·---....., By Bil 1'.NN a useful 1ulde to teachers, naiuralista or anyone with ap interest in blrdl." The booklet,.also Iden· Wied u publication AH 511. cab be ordered for $2. 75 a ~ froQi the Superintendent ol Docu- ment•. Government Prlntln1 Office , Wublqt.on, D.C. 20802. SACRAMENTO <AP> -A propoeed alx·mlle stretch of freeway bttween Int•ntat• 80 and U .s. 101 near San Rafael baa won e federal cla111flcatlon tbat offlcl1l1 HY tn- creuea tta dllDCel tor COD.ltnactiorL The Hoff· man Freeway, to b. de- alcnated tmtatlvely a1 Jaunut.e l.M, would ·~ •boul-adWoa . ...._~ .... ' •• &.- From now until June 30, take a round trip between Los Angeles and San Diego or anyplace between. Just pay our regular one-way fare, and come back for a dollar, as long · as you travel Monday, Tuesday, or Wednesday. · . We have other d1scounts -family plans, group rates, tour packages, and more for you. Call your local AMTRAK office, or toll free, (800) 648-3850, to find the one you like best. \ Vine been woddng on the rallroacL flnanc8d tn part by tunda made availabte by Ccltranl (Cal!tornSa Oepc:utn•nt a Tldn11portanon). v -• . 1 1 • \ORANGE COUNTY I AT YOUR SERVICE I OBITUARIES QUEENIE ~:'"':1111~=:. .. t•' •... ~e..~ ... .... _ .... _._.... s~t "He's develOQin& a hobby in preparation for retirement •• 29 to Receive LawAward8 . Twenty-nine Orange County residents in 19 . communities have been named recipients of 1978 Liberty Bell Awards, an annual award liven by the Orange County Bar AuoclaUoo for outstandlng c:om munity service. The award ls given in conjuncUoll with Law Day activities. Law Day bi Monday. TllE RECIPIENTS WOE picked for the Bar Association by citizen .commit.tees from each com- munlly. The service did not have to be rendered in a law·related field. The 1978 Liberty Bell Award winners are: Larry W. Pore. Gene Beyer and Joseph L. Woollett, Orange; Joseph A. Ochoa, Helen Wessel and Howard L. Rothfeder, Tustln; Deane L. El· Uckson, HWltington Beach; William S. Brown, Los Alamitos, and Frank baszlo, Seal Beach. • ALSO MARSHALL W. HOlJTS and John P . Gruber. Laguna Beach: Nolan Draney, Miasion Viejo: Dennis Devine, Laguna Niguel; Emerson Stanley, Capistrano Beach; Walter Knott and Deacla Notice• Harold R. Bousman, Buena Park; Hank Frese. La Death Notl~• ,,.Palma; Joseph R. Fenton, Cypress; Edward Bekas, Fountain Valley, and Matilyn C. Williams UTl!ltNDAHL datyn Hatt of Norlll Holl~ • .-1 and F ed L. N h rt J s J c . lr FRANC£$ P. kATERHDAHL. rHI• Af<lllbafd w Hall, Jr. of HUl'llllQtOft r ew a r.. an uan apts ano. denl of eo.t. ~ c.. P•Hed away Suen. 1 broll••fl H L H•fl of Others are Gilberl Arbiso. Stanton~ Joseph on APfll 11, 1m . Su,..,•VWCI l7Y i,er Lou"l.na, ~ P. H•ll of R.,.ld Cl· B 11 t G d G . Ski J h ions, Jofln 0. l(oternclallf of ~la ty, South D•kola, 2 slsttrl, Mary a es erO, a T en rove, Ip, 0 0500, Mno. c.. _, RICllOrd H ic:a~nc1a111 Norm•n of Rac>1d 01y, Sou11> OallOta, Wes tminster: Sandra Boostrom. Dana Point ; ol S•11 Fr•ncl sco, c •. •no 1 cuott11• Hower ol Kentu<l<y, l Leonard A "Pete" Goodwin San Clemente and gra<11kllllell'Jn. Holy Rosary wltl I» gr•ndclllldrwo W41Vnt T. Halt, JCtf...-, • • ' reclled Oii "fuelClay May 2, 1'18 at 1:>0 H•ll •nct Mk!wlt. T. Hell. •II of Hu~ .. T. Duncan Stewart. Dorothy Dostal and George PM. encl MIKI oc °"'";an llw't•• w111 .•noton s..u.. F ..... ra1 services • 11 Hoag Newport.Beach 00 !Wiid on Wednes<Ny May J, 1'11 •t be ,,.Id <Wt~ #NJy l •I 1 PM ' • 10:00 AM. 11ot11 •t si. Jo11n the ,..,.,.. a.11 erci.-.v ~. w11111n1~ The Orange County Bar Association is a pro- c.111011c o..rc" 1n1....-1 •t GOO<:t •t P1111up, Sou111 D•ko1a. Fr1em01 fesslonal organization of more than 2 700 at-SM""' CllfNtery. VIMi.tton wllt I» ""'Y <•II •I Bell ~oy Mort.-., to ' ' on Tue•v Mey 1, 1971 ln>m 1PM to on T...W.y MAy l from ';JO PM to meyS. •PM et Baltz ~ Funer•t ttome I lO PM. Bett eroaowoy MOrt11ery Casi• MeJo\. 0.111 BerQe<On Funeral directors. Hom9 Coste~~ dlrecton. NGUYEN MrFAltLANO DZUHG THI NGUYEN. ~~of Diplomas Deatlu JOHN McFARLAND. resident ol uguna 8"<11. l»SMd away FrlCS.y Cos1• Mt~. C.a. PH.,.d away on April 28, 1'79 1n Legun• 8••(1>. Aorfl JO. 1'171 el II>• •ge ol '•· Survived by tetller. 8ao Hlnll NgUlfen S u r " I v tt Cl b Y I> I• w 11 t Tia I a of Laguna Be«ll. motlleo' Oi.m 0- Mt F•r I...., F\ll'lef411 .,.rvlces .. 111 Ott Tnt of v1e1na1n, 2 'rothers, Ho• A d d ,..,Cl .... ...,_y MAy 3, 1919 at 1 00 Nguyen ol t..eoune Bffel> Son Hooe E 1 -.L .-war e F-M •' •tie Rtronned Pres1>vte,.•n Ng11ven ., LAQ11t1a e .. ,,;, J 1111ers, f,llell'ller8 -I Qlurtll In Soulhfi.td, MIClllQ<in ........ Ngllla Thi Merulietd of VIII•. . ··----"\.'.... ft)enl writ i.. eJ.. in, !ioulhlltlll C• .Hoono Wen Tl)I ~n of uao--A number or Orange Mo!mortot ~ Sautlll~lo, MktW;-"'1. Buel>. Lon CIC1 Tiil l'lg\lyaR-01--1 .I"\~ llAf~ Ta·p)--r ~res'~--·-reeeived S"ri0111 T'Utlllll Lamll con• M•n t..eolln• Sle<:ll, -~. s.Ntcft _ ~ -·""~ ,~ vvo:H ~ ...... • Mortuary In cNrQtt of tocel .,,.,... wHI be Tunclay Mil'I z. lf1•eot 10 AM -Entertainer Ben cttplomas from Brigham .Jtll.lll•·~~ -!LSI. M•ry'• £pit<~• c11urc11, I'! ..... .e. 3 ""-s ~ Young University in -....~s Lo9"M~Wllfi "Jlfi:OtWWWI t;; ·~b ~ ~ tJ .....__ t TAMMY LVNN SMCWSE. reslclent COfMlllOft offklotlno. trot9"Nnt wlll aritone VOlCe was rrOVl), tau, 8 CO • :, ':;~.'='' .?tt:•;:i o~·~l fri.~~:;' t~g~":;: ="'M::1!:~ featured in several big men cement exercises. s.,,..,1~ b'f .. , .,....u s1111e Jo WI dlrteton,.,. s.. c.aint Hwv~ ~ name bands died Fri· The n e w graduates Ge«oa Smouw. er.m.11on anc11>Urte1 1oec11 d l L ' are: •• , .. con®<ted by Smltll Tutllltl • NOllL.SS ay n OS Angeles. Kim Lnll• HllUOfl of c.or-... L•mb Cosi•MeteMortU41ry. ~-• 001115 IC. lfDBLH. rHldtnt of Gage, who was married M¥. ~ WOV HtW-1 lllMdt, PNSed _.., 41,pfjl 21. to film and Swimming Ml<llHI Scotl Aslin and l.a't'M c't Or! t:tlo.f W9LF1 .. ,,.,,.,.._.wt, ~ _,. J ... p&11a, Al¥Ce ~------Julltn Wttlowr of c.otta ~- C.OSI• Mew., Ce Former rnldent of Wllllacre OI O•tccrHI, C. .. eft4 St8r ·lfi•w-1 n1U1•1n• IUI --Cflll~lr"llt-1"1...nt...,_~ Epl>rat•. Pe.,..,ytv..,,111. Pe'secl ••ay KalNMfl. 1 brOll'lw, £dwlltd eurcllall l A 1 V•lley on Aorll 19, 1978 .tl lhe ag,t ol 56. of Ne._t a..Kfl, 2 grendcfllldnfl, , years, a SO Was a Vicki Lyn11 Br•dley, Merle £. 9.,1oved nu\benll of J•nel Woll . LIM •lld t re<y Wlllt.c:ro. Fu.nerot radio announcer for Howard -L.a .. me u.,--el Funeral ~tvtc.s •tit i.. ll•ld on tervlces -• twtd todey ,_.Y t, tt111 NBC Huntington Bffcl> lllvr\dlly ,,,.1 4. 1971 "' 10 00 A.M. •I •I l PM Bell ~'*'-•Y °'"'91, Wllll • SydMy LM £venon ot ... fl'PO<t flle Gr•onor Mortuary C11apct In Fotller Jotvl AJtotr/ offlc .. uno. lllf•r· e.acl> It Packs a Sting The F-18 Hornet, new jet fighter built by Northrop will be demonstrated Saturdav and Sunday during an air show and open house at El Toro Marine Corps Air Station. The Hornet. accor~ing to the Marine Corps. • DAILY Pit.Of A. has a top speed of just under t wicc the speed of sound. but also can be flO\\Tl at less than 125 miles per hour. It can take orr in •cs5 than 900 feet. County Kids to Vie in Spelling_ Bee Eighth graders from public and private schools throughout Orange CoWlty will compete May 11 in the 15th annu_al Orange County Spelling Bee. The 7:30 p.m . contest will be held in the Capistrano Valley High School gymnasium and is co-sponsored by the county Department of F.duca- l•lilb 1•11111 tlon and Niguel Hills Junior High School. Each county school has -been invited to send one &Wdenl to the annual competition, county education olflcials said. Students will be asked to write words as they are dictated and proctors will compare them with correctly spelled words shown on a la rge screen. MAY SNCJAL 0, T"E MONTH Adelieloostflf~ooielitt~"MM~es· Spel;ial bleOOot ~ Sauces{~ too hot) and ser.'lld wrth ~brown polatoe;>. ctrice ol taast...bun.~ . .BER.YEO a4.HOUR9 s IRVINE MacArthur Blvd. at S.D. Fwy. ... COSTA MESA 3125 Harbor Blvd. Ec>hral•. Ptn<>\Vtvani.. tnterrnant ment at F-1 Lawn IMmcwlal P••k. Ta..,,. HOllunen tl>d Mar1ly11 T- will be at ""'°""' hon Memorlil Partc Gltl\Clate, llalt 8'oedway Moftvary _,..:n~t Ol:W:H:tml:ns:i.~r. __ ~~-~!!!!!!~!!!~~~!!~~!!!!~!!!!!!~!~!!!!!!!!~~~ •n Akron. F'e<W>WlvM•• !.mltl> Tulhlll d\tKlorr.. F A V E R S H A M , Lamt>Co•ta~aMOrtunrytncr..rgeof l'ltATl•U.O ~ 1oc•••rr.,.,....n1• M& ...._ JOSEPH FRA'tll!U.O. ,...ldlflt of England <AP> -Lt. TAVLOll CoJ14 Mau, _._, _., """It Jt. G Sir Phlli N CHARLES V TAYl.OR, reslcNnl ol 1971. Su,vl~d by wife Mary Ann en. p eame, 1.~ Anoe•ft. ~•'1"11 .... .av Aoru 79, Fr•lt•llo o1 oi.ta Mno. 2 dallOftl.,.• 89. storybook hero in the · 1'18 SurvlWCI bf on. IOn Victor L. Rullt AM Okk:mCll ....... ldeftu II I t ld f.oytorOIGeraena,c.a PrtvaCY .. rvlces P.uta lolllMdof C.ta AWu, J'toiit' WO WOI' wars and _,.. ,,.,d. 11e41 Bro.awav M<>f'tu•rv JO\tPll E. ,,.lttto ot R.t., OOMI.° c rack -s hot big-game oorec:IO<"$. Fr•tlollo end Peul FratlellO. b0411 of hunter, died Friday at MAHAl'l'IEY C:OSto MHA, • tnUwn. '"'9cl, Qeor .. v. '· IBILLI MAHAFFEY, -0-M, GeOf'ltlafldJolwlf'rotl.clO•UOflU.,i his home at Selling, his rU•Oenl of Hunllnoton Buen. c:.. SIJl.,.MM\f..0"'-'1tr0ftdcftfldr"M r ll 'd N Peued awav on FrlCS.y Apr It ti, "71 Ktvlfl arttlerd, ltlen"y end.,,....,, M. 8 M Y Sal • ea ffi e, •f '"• P•1"' H•rbor Ho,p11e1 '" "'•llotto. ~ todov Mh 1 .t '''° who won the Victoria c,.,.,.,, o ....... c.. 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H•rotd I!. ~ .. , of Wnl .... Mltf", ....... • Ce and Ray..-Lyle -Mlf•y of M .. on City, 1-•· Mr. Mel\afley wa1 ,,,. """..., enc1 _.,,,.. of Mallarto'• M•ClllM SNlo .... IU'I wilt conllnue tn bu'1ftn\ ..,_ Ille dlrKtlon ot l>h two ...,,,,._ He .,as atw • member ot IN Com,,.unUy 81ble Cllu"" In Hunl lngton Se.ell. c.. •<Id • memo.• ol tt>e Chrhh.., ~~wnen's A.YOC1a- 11on ol Huntington 8••<11, C•. ftAe"'°rtet -VICH wltt be c;~lad on Wedn.,.._., M.&y ), 1971 •t ,,,. eom munlly 811ff ~ •I «It 6111 St., Hunllngton Be.tell, Ca. ot 2PM with Or C Wat111<'9, pntor, otflctollnt Fatnth 111QM1t• contribution. ' .,. m.td• to tllO 0r.,. C.O.,,,ty 9roncll of tne All'lef'ICM QnQr Soclttt. PYlvete •n•ermo11t wlft be •I Ill• Oood ~ CIMTtMtrv. Pierce llOtllera Srnltlts~-~- MAltY ,.,...A P'CX.LOO::, l'wtleltftt •' Pe•1111rJ,,.,.I•. Peued ewey on Aprll 2t, 1971, Si.trwlYed by lier d•wlJllt•ra Poltlcta Mcl'•rltncl of Co$1a Mete. 0... MOl'llOll ~tot Hufltt"9fvll hec:fl, C., Md brot ..... 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HOME FEDERAb St\VINGS of ·San DiegO Hunt1ngton Beach Office: 2111 Main Street• 538-8511 Huntington Beach/Downtown: 411 Main Street• 83&-65~h • lrvtne Offlc;e: 4543 campu• orwe·. 1s2-e1 a1 San \Juan Capistrano Office: 32039 C8mlno C .. ano • 493-0601 Santa Ana Office: 17th and Main Street· 83M338 Seal Beach Office: 1380 Pacific coast HwY. • (714) 89&03481(2·13)598!5576 Home Pedlrel ~ l.ol~AllodMton of Sen Diego INSIDE: •Comics •Stocks •Movies •Televlllon ST. LOUIS CAP> -The Los Angeles Dodgers have made Ken Boyer look like an overnight t------i~~ew St. Louis manager Is discounting such ac· claim. ·'Thal club has been real hot.·· Boyer said ~unday following the Cardinals' second four·hi shutout over the defending Na· lional League champions in 24 hours. "Let's don't kld ourselves," he hastened to add, however. "Next lime some or the balls they hit today are going to fall in. That:.sp ·just two games. There are a lot to go." The Dodgers, against an effec· lively wild John Urree, 2 a. Dodgen Slaie All Gamft °" K.Aac •.Nit r1tt1 M•y l~~AIOll<.aoc> 11·2J•m ~µ Y&Anget....i GlllQfO -1 l•Ua."' "'-Y 4L.0$A~•I~ tl;2$a...,. managed to squander three singles, Rick Monday's double. three walks ~d two hit batsmen durine their 4-0 setback. "It's bard to imagine anybody ~- . .., ..... UM SNEAD USES SIDE.UDDLE PUTTING STANCE. Legend of Leg~n• Snead Is One.man ·show AUSTIN, Texas (AP> -It was the stuff legend.I are made of - that Is why Slammln' Sam.. Snead was playing in a touma· ment named the Legends of GolC. But what Snead had to do SUn· day on the flna1 18 boles ef thlJ unique $400,000 tournament would have turned a lot of leeenda lllto pillars of salt. Snead, wttb partner Gardner DlckiMon along for the ride over the tricky Onion Creek Golt Club, took on Australlau Peter '.I'homaon and Kel Nagle tJ1 a one.on.two duel ror the $100,000 first prize. Snead, blahlY visible because of hta aide-saddle .atyl~ ahot a l·under·par 34 on the lrontslde himself, tbea. saved .,.r with crucial puUs on Noa. 13, 14, and 15. Thal. he bl.rd.led 16, 11 and 18 and tbe Auules wilbed Shead would eo UH bla sidesaddle to ride hol"MI. · For tbe 5'-bole toumament. Snead bad 14 of bll team •a 18 birdies. It was a three.footer on the final bole that doomed ThomlOO and Nagle belly.up. "If l miss my nine.foot ~utt at 16 then acbool is out,' said Snead. '"nien I made that putt (an eilht·footer) at 17 and they started to tUr a lltUe. Then I put the drawers on that wecfae at 18 and I knew we had 'em.•• Thomson made a 12-foot bird.le putt at 18 but Snead covered it up. "I thouaht we had it won after I holed that putt on 16," satd Thomson. ..ll wu a blg putt Sam tnac1e.•• Snead Mt ult .bl& blrd!e .at tho S90·y1rd par-$ No. 18 hole wttb a driver, a one·iron and a pitch that bit elCbt feet above the hole and spun back near the cup. "ft sure looked llke we bad Jost It.'" aald Sneacl amr bJa uam bad ltarted tbe day with a tbree·1bot lead tbat melted •way wlaea Nagle holed rlve See LEGENDS. Pace BJ MondeY. May t. Ut71 shutting us out two in a row. particularly after the way we've been hitting." pondered Dodgers tiu1neger Te~orde . "We've been hilling the ball good." Urrea's walks. the hit batsmen and three of four bases pilfered during the game by Davey Lopes were packed into the ooenin~ three frames, with three Los Angeles runners reachingt.Qird base. Bu( the tall Urrea twice re- tired Ron Cey for third outs on long flies and, after conferring .. DAILY PILOT with catcher Ted Simmons, set· tied down through the r e· mainder or his seven -inning stint. "They were hitting the ball hard. but they were hitting it to a part of the park where it didn't hurl." Urrea said o( the Dodge rs. "I was glad to be out of the first few innings without giving up any runs. I was over· throwing the ball. Once I started aiming lt." As Urrea steadied, a scoreless battle continued until Keo Reita. See DODGEBs. Page BZ Bl Pitching~· Luck Finally Run Dry F Or 14-7 Angels • By DAVE CUNNINGHAM _ Ol I .. D•lly Plitt St.If Tight pitching made Apri I the _ beslmonth the California Ang~ have ever enjoyed. but it Cell apart Sunday as T-0ronto logged a 9·3 victory before a family day "rowd of 27.367 at Anaheim Stadium Chris Knapp. who led the staff with a 1.33 e.r.a going into the gam e, couldn 't get out of the second 1mn1ng as Toronto racked him for eight hits and six runs "They're not going to,, beat us like that too often." said Angels Allfleb Slat• All~ ... KMP'C • ..._ 0'91 May 2 Oelroo at C.tlfornl.o T 25 p "'· Mey l Detroit et C.lllornl.o , up m. Mer s c1 • .,..e,,ci.1 cet1tON1I• 1 • u p.m. manager Dave Garcia. ''But Toronto isn't a bad (')ub. They're going to win at least 60 games this season ... Despite Sunday's loss. the Angels finished April with a \4 7 record, a better perce_ntag~tJ:ia~ any month of .the clull's 17-year history, excluding a 2 O Q('tober In 1974 . They haven't done it with hit· link: lhe....Angels hav.e-been among the wors t in the American League since the season began. and now have a .229 team average. Solid pitching and g!)Od luck had gotten th~ Angel?'through. but it finally ran out Sunday. The loss s napped a modest tb1 ee-game win streak. Four Angels pllchero; were roughed up for 16 hits and issued eight walks to the mue Jays. The hit parade started in.the first inning. when singles by Willie Upshaw. Rico Carty and J ohn Mayberry produced a run The attack reached its apex in the second innin~. Carty dehvered the aowning blow with a two-run homer dur ing an inning that included a l two.run double by Roy Howell. doubles from Mayberry and Rick Cerone, and an rbl singlt' from Bob Bculor. I "I'm still not hot." insisted ~ Carly. who went three ror fou r -to lift his average to .263. "Irr I put tdgether four or.five games like this one. then I 'll say rm hot... l While the Blue Jays were busy knocking the cover off the ball. 22-year·old Jerry Garvin pitched ( a gem against the Angels. He I had a no-hiller through four in· nings and a shutout through six. I •'Jerry had good command·of hi s pitches." said Blue Jays manager Roy Hartsfield. "We , don't get m any games where we give that kind of support to u pitcher. It was really enjoya ble." _ C..a lll..orn1a f1nallv sol ve1l Garvin's· magic in-tlie seveiitn h~· producing four hits and t wo runs. including <t double from M_Pt3' Re ttenmund and rb1 _singles Jrnm .D8:5le Chalk and Rance Mulliniks. 1n the. ninth Don Baylor hit a solo homer to left. but for the most part the Angels' eyesight and hitting seemed very much Jike the weather-hazy an,P cool. Hopes in the Angel camp are that today's break in the • schedule will give some mmor injuries a chance to heal in time for Tuesday night's game wilh Detroit l7 :30 at Anahe im Stadium> Joe Rl.idi is expecfed 1o retum ~ See ANGELS, Page 8 2 • New Orleans Golf Player's ·streak Snapped by Hinkle NEW ORLEANS (AP>·-Just as be predicted, the at.ring ran out forGaryP.lay~r. "Wltb every body and his grandmother asking...Gary if he thought he could ~ four in a row, It put tremendous pressure on him. I don't know how he played as well as he did." said Lon Hinkle. who parlayed p()wer and precision into a final round 66 to win the New Orleans Open golf tournament Sunda)' and snap Player's victory string at three. "You can't go on winning every single week," Player said. "Winning three in a row, in this day and age and against this com.petition. It's -something I'll remember all my Ure. "I've won six of my last 10 tournaments <three in South Africa>. You c.an't be too greedy.'' The little man whose spec- tacular comebacks had netted * * * ~Ming""" #Id monerowl11nfnqs 5'1ftcM!y fl\ 1119 "" °""'-()pef) golf, __ , Of't !!le 7 ,OIO·Y•nl, par0 7Z Lakewpod Cou11try Chltt COVl"M: Lon H1"4111e, l40,000 Fuuy lo.tier, 111,JOO GfDOy Gllblft, $11.SOO Ori# JCl'lts, .. .. Gery Pfeyw, ... f2S D.A. W.lwtna.16,'2$ .. Mllf'Pfly, .. ., C.1¥111 """· ... '2J F..O AMrtl, M,600 MIUSulll¥trl,$olMD Gery kodl, '4,6Cll Lav ~ell.wll ... ,600 J-ClA-... .-~ N.wtol_I! U,400 Rey F!oyd. JiAOO Don Pooi.y, U.400 Jtm Colbert, U,500 LM Ml•lfl. S2.JOO Perller ~. U.JOO Mll1t ""'· 'uoo ~ .. 11 ....... t.i.JOO c;e,.. U t\Mo', U.500 L..ff TreVlllO, \IMI Al\Clyllffft,'1Mt J1mS1-,s1 ... Wetly ArmWol\9, \I .... Mlli..,..,_,,,,. MllleJMe,11,W Olenee °*"'''~' Jerry M<Gte. tl,147 Pt\11W-Odl.11)41 '"'' c.ni.. f 1.l47 11111 Cll ... , Sl.2'7 °'"'' sv ..... ,,,,., llOb E. Sftll"-'1,247 llllrry J8Kll~~l.247, "'*''--·- Pistom Piek Coach DETROIT <AP> -Dick Vitale, former University of Detroit buketbell ®acJt today WH IJSDleQ Ci>IOh of the Detroit J>t1ton1 of the NaUooaJ Basket· ball AllodatlOa. Vlt•le, who built Detroit's sa1· ging baaketbaJl proeram Into one of the beat ln the 01Uon1 rephcea Platona ••neraJ manaaer ttob Kauffman, who bad Na actlol ooacb afnce Herb Brown wu f1n4 early in tbeseuoo. • "" him the titles in the Masters, Tournament oC Champions and Houston Opens, could muster on· ly a scrambling round of par 72 Sunday. He failed In his drive to become only the third man In history and the first in 26 years - to win four PGA Tour titles in a row~ Player finished tied for fifth, six shots off the pace. ··It's not lbe first time this sort of thing has happened to. me," he said. ··1 won 11 <interna. tional > titles in 1974. I enjoyed trying to win four in a row. And if I'd won four, I'd have enjoyed trying t.o win five." But it was not to be. " He dropped out or a five-way tie for the lead with a thr~·putt bogey on the first hole. missed a six·foot birdie putt on the fifth a nd bogeyed the ninth. his second shot hitting a cypress tree. From that polnt on. it was a fight between the loJlg·hitting Hinkle, Gibby Gilbert and F~ Zoeller. Hinkle finaJly nailed down this first title of his six- year tour career with a magnili· cent wedge shot that set up the decisive birdie on the 72nd hole. .,. ....... DENVER'S ANTHONY ROBERTS; DAN ISSEL REBOUND. Sonics Can Wrap It Up 1 POR~•S":~~ ~.~=~~be~~':.~ B:=:. .'!}:urance In I ago Tom Owens was a third· game tonight," Owens said. our own minds that we can beat string center for the Houston "We 've got the momentum and them up there." O~ns said. J Rockets. they've got the home-court ad· "and they're aware.,.e can beat S unday he was a star in vantage. t think those two things them." Portland. balance each other oft." Seattle coach Lenny Wil?!s 1 The 6-foot·lO Owens, sta.rtlng Sunday's nationally televised was so upset he didn't appe t at center ln place of injured Bill game wasn't clo~e after the a post-game news conference r Walton, poured ln Bl points -23 Blazers scored 14 straight polnts both coaches. Instead, be talbd ln the first hall -as the defend· to take a 20·6 lead 9"4.i minutes to newsmen outside the S()tttc ins National Buketball Aaoda· into the game. Owens had 10 locker room. • ~ lion champion TreU Bl1aers points during that stretch. •·we weren't paUent and .1fe stayed alive ln the playoffs with "We played well up In Seattle didn't deserve to win," Willl$ls a 113·89 rout of the Seattle and should have won," said said. "Portland played vert ti· SuperSoolcs. Portland forward Maurice gresatve. They <the Brazers>-are ••Tom Owens was almost a Lucas, who had 24 p0lnts and a goinJ to do everytblng they ca.¢lo non-player last. year." said Trail 1arn~·high 13 rebounds. "We-get away with playing ~i· Bla:zera coach Jack Ramsay. ··1 Just had to rearouP and come aressive. You can't expect 'tt~· don't know anyone who has out strong today and take it to feree) Jake O'Donnell to ce\C" worked harder than Tom to ·em. That's what we did." everything." • reachtbetevelofaucceuhebas Lucas wa .. 1tlll upset with Seattle center Mat:~n (talnf:!d." Portland's 100.98 lou In Seattle Webster, who had 16 points ~t I The SOn.lca still lead th. e best· Wednesday nisht, a game the only eight rebounds, also ctlijta· o even quarterflnaJ series .3-2, Blazers feel they abould have plained about "a lot of pus~ .i he •~ game tonl1bt ln won. . and 1rabbioJr and holding~ ~ Seattle. A Portland victory Owens aaid be ctoesn•t ell~t the part of the Bluen. But he would Hftc1 the aetiea back to the Sonics to play as poorly ln •as quiet to emphasise thl;.t!jt Oreton for tbe deeldln1 1ame Seattle as they did Sunday. C11dn't cost UMt SoGiel the .camt.- Wednetday nlabL "We 'll play wlth a lot of~· See80NIC8, Pare az :. I •. •• .. ft DA V PtLOT Bostock's Vow To Come True Lyman Bostoc:k apparently has decided to make good on his vow lo not accept an April paycheck because or his subpar performance. Bostock, who signed with the California Angels as a free agenl during the off-season after hitting .336 with the Minnesota Twins last year, picked up only two hits in his first 39 at·bats this year. He said at that time that he wouldn't accept his salary for the month of April if his performance didn't improve. Angels' owner Gene Autry sald he didn't want Bostock's money. so the 27-year-old outfielder indicatett he would donate lt lo various charities. "I'm de(inilely going to give my April salary up." said Bostock. "I still don't feel like I've done enough for the month.'' Bostock, whose annual salary ls.reported to be $450.000. finished April with 11 hits In 75 at-bats for a .147 average with no home rU(ls and eight runs batted in. His salary is paid over 12 months. He didn't specify how much h~ plans to give away, whether it will be 1·12th or his annual salary or prorated by the number of games in L YMAJUOSToat April. "A lot of people have exaggerated the amount I make." said Bos took. "After taxes and everything, it's not that much.·· Bostock said he doesn 't plan to send any money lo someone who's behind in the rent or a little short of cash. ''l'm investigating some of the causes right now.·• he said. "I might donate $500 here and there. to polio and sl~kle-cell anemia and things like that. to people whO have been afflicted with dis· ease." SPfJ'*tf Would ff al'e Pulled Ro11e Cincinnati Reds manager Sparky Anderson want..s Pete Rose to collect his 3,000th career hit in front of the Reds' home crowd. and --rrevon'ttake-any guH about it from National League presidentCtuab Feeney. Rose needed only four more hits lo reach that Roal gotng into Sun- day's pine~~~ •.be..Met.~l Shea Sladh1ro, ~pa_~~ers!"t s~d that if Rose pulled to "Within ·one "hit of the goal. he would puJl him from the lineup. Thal comment prompt.ed a call from Feeney, who told the Cinrlnnati manager that winning the game should come before considerations such as Anderson was mak· ing. "l agree with you completely." Anderson i nt " -s is m fee Un in the matter. It is comp ele y m y responsibility and I accept it willingly."' Feeney did not reprimand Anderson. Rose played the entire game and went o for 4. Frmenit9 ~rotller CJaarges /ff-son Elsew~ in the world of baseball. New York Ya~kees catcher 'lburman Munson has been charged with attempting to choke a fraternity brother after Munson refused to sign a pledge paddle following Friday night's game with Minnesota. Stew 'Thomley 22, a member of the Delta Upsilon fraternity at the University or Minnesota, said Munson tried to choke rum after be insisted that Munson sign the paddle. Thomley bas filed a complaint with the police and. although no charges were filed -against Munson, a police spokesman said the incident would be tnvestijlated. Munson was a member of the same fraternity Wiren be attended Kent Slate University °"flai• Ped& Oui Early Costa Mesa's Danny Ong.is, who had ll'le fastest qualifymg time in the GT Challenge division of the Monterey Triple Crown. ~ulled out of the race Sunday at Laguna Seea Raceway with a broken half-shaft. Ongais quit duringthepacelap. Elsewhere in racing. Mission Viejo's Denny Savage won the Funny Car division in Sunday's International Hot Rod Association pro·am nationals at Rockingham, N.C. Savage upset favored Dale Pulde of Van Nuys. Don Garlits won the pro dragster divisi9n, beating Lee Waller 8$ a record crowa of 32,000 viewed the action. * BRIEF BRIEFS -Harold Solomon won the $50.000 first prize In the Alan King Tennis Classic Sunday when Italy's Corrado BarauaW was forced to quit because of stomach pains. The score was 6·1, 3-0 when Barauutti retired ... Misst0n Vie.Jo's G~ LougaDls won the men's 10-meler diving competition over East Germany's Falk Hoffman and Mexico's Carlos Giron 'in the Hall<?' Fame diving meet at Fort Lauderdale, Fla .. Sunday. The womens three-meter crown went to Jeul CbandJer ·- BASEBAL'l./ CREW i MISCELLANY ......... ST£VI! GARVEY TRIES TO BRIAK UP DOUBLE PLAY BY THE CARO&• MIKE PHIWPS. Anteaters Divide ·DODGERS. • • ' Hirano Stan for uet ~Mne -'Conttnaed Fl'Om Page Bl ...:-:::-:belted-.~o'"riiei", his tbint ~ the year.· with ~one out in the Cards' si.xtb. LOS ANGELES-A lc udofr batter who stands JUSt 5.9 und weighs 165 pounds. UC Jrvl nc'H Mike Hirano is counted upon more to score rum; than drivt! them in. But Sunday. the juniRr center fi elder came through *Ith some big hits in the clutch. dr:llltng a · bases-loaded homer and a bases· loaded double lo lead the Ant· eaters to an 8·5 victory over Loyola Marymount in the second game of a Southern California Baseball Assn. doubleheader here. UCJ Jost lhe first game 15·5. In the nightcap. Irvine was scoreless through four innings before Hirano and Mike Nagle sparked a four-run uprls.ing. Hirano drove in two runs with a double and Nagle followed with a two-run single that knotted the score. In the sixth. Ken Munger. Doug Chard and Mike Mayeaux drew consecutive walks and an out later, Hirano cleared the bases with a tape measure blast over the 400-foot mark in left. Freshman Dan Burns went the distance on the mound, scatter· ing seven hits while striking out two and walking two. Surf Tumbles, 2-0 Striker Kevin Hector scored both Vancouver oats in the first half Sunday· as the Whitecaps downed the visiting California Surf, 2·0, in North American Soccer League action. Pbll Parkes made rive s aves to earn tbe shutout. The Whitecaps outsbot the Surf 17-ll for the game. ,.he irpUt enabled the Ant- eot(•rs to 11tay in fourth place in lht• confer~nce standings at 9-11. ~lrttO- IJC lrv!M I.ti ......... 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The Anteaters of coach Bob Newman turned the course in 6:20.0, and completed the day with a nine-second victory over Orange Coast College in the junlor varsity eight..s. Stanford was another 29 seconds behind runnerup Orange Coast College, which was 2\lz strokes behind the winners. Lasorda gambled an inning later with Monday at third base and one out and intended lo have losing pitcher Don Sutton. 2·2. lay down a squeeze bunt. Sutton fanned instead. owever. an . u s erup for three insurartce runs in the eighth. one on Keith Hemahdez' double over the first base bag. The victory by lhe Cards followed· a 1-0 mound success re· corded a night earUer by Eric Rasmussen and left Boyer im· pressed. albeit aware or the rigors that lie ahead- . ·our defense an~ng were beyond expectations." he said. "The first two wins were easy. but it's going to be a long fight ... The Dodgers bad an open date today preceding Tuesday's opener ot a three-game serfes ln Chicago against the Cubs. &.OIAMOllL.ft LOOH2b Rll\~ll U R. Smltttrl Cey~ G4rYeV II> 8ek•r II • Monc:t•ycl Y•eqer c wttonp .. , .... 2 0 I 0 JOOO 4 0 I 0 4 000 l 0' 0 1000 4 0 I 0 JOOO JOOO IT.LOUtl ., ... T.,,..._. U 4 I 2 6 DwfW" If ' I 1 0 K.Memdetlll 'I 1 I SI-< JOOO MorelHd J 0 0 I Atll&3" J 1 2 I ~rf •OOO T"°" lt> l 0 1 0 VuOovkllp o O 0 O Urr•• p 2 0 0 0 PtlllhPt?b 1000 Toteh 2' a • o Totalt JI • 1 ' Los Anqel~ 000 000 -..0 St. Loult 000 000 lk_. E-A. Smith, OP-St. Louil 2. L_.08-Los A119elt't '· St. LOlllt •. 28-Mo11d•Y. It. Hemendt1.HA-ae111 Ill. $8-Looet '· RlllMll, Templeton. SF-Morein. Ht M " ... H t0 LOS ANO.LU SullOft IL, Ml I I 4 S I J ST.LOUii Ur,.. cw. 2-21 1 J o o J ' Vucllo'llklt 2 I 0 O 0 I s. ... -VuckOVIQi Cll. HPe-e.ur Cby u,,...1. Reltr lby Wtonl, AUSM!I Cby UITMI. T-1.21. A -11,611, LEGENDS. SONICS ••. Cootlnuw Ftom Page Bl "We did not play with the same intensity and agaresslvc ness th11t we have been," the 1· foot-1 Webster said. "We can't play that way Monday nlibt." !fllleea~ J J9-9J MILWAUKEE -So much for the popular myth that individual matc hups or the 10 starters us ually decide a National Basketball Assoc:iation playoff series. "1 deCinitcly think Denver ls tired. and I think our bench bas had a lot to do with It." Milwaukee Bucks reserve AJex English said. English fired In 21 points and snared 10 rebounds Sunday. leading the Bucks to a 119-91 rout of the Nuggets to tie the teams ' best·of-seven Western Conference semifinal series at 3 games apiece. Ti\E' decisi ve game is scheduled for Denver Wed.Des· dar nig.hl. And, 1r the Bucks. who nad trailed 3-1 in the series. can achieve what most might call a miracle by beating the Nuggets three straight games to win the series. they probably will have their be~cb to thdk. Wculdllgc-. J22-IJ~ PHILADELPHIA -"The onty thing I 'm looking for is sometbinll l 've wanted ·au my lif~ -· to win the champion· ship," said Elvin Hayes after he led the Washington Bullets to a 122·117 overtime victory Sunday o ver the Philadelphia 76ers in the NBA playoffs. 'fhe victory gave the Bullets a 1-0 lead in the best·of-se\'en series, which r esumes here Wedn~n~tµ. TM 32-ye~a:--O\d,-H.ans.. a nine· year pro basketball veteran. devastated the 76ers with 28 points. He hit 10 for 21 from the field, eight of 11 at the foul line. grabbed 18 recounds and blocked six shots. ..The big difference today 1s l at w s " said Ha.)'es, who scored nine oC his game-high point total in the S-mmute overtime. "We got the ball inside when we wanted to, went outside when we had to, took the best shots and didn't let them blow us out." said the 6-foot-9 Hayes. who played hjs college bai.ketball at Houston. ANGELS .•. Contlaued From Page 81 from bis leg muscle pull. 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T-J:rt.A-tl_,.7 Baseball Standings Orange Coast had a sJJgbt lead at the start, but UC Irvine pulled even after 300 meters and moved away 200 meters later. At the 750-meter mark it was clear UCI was in the driver's seal and won in 6:21.0. just off the varsity time. ContJnaed From Page Bl blrdle putts between the eighth and 13th boles. "Sometimes lt's better to be coming up than to be 1olng down . . . you have more cbar~e." said Snead. "Gardner is a great little pardner. He kept me pumped up. Ke kept saying ·come on Sam ... I know you can knock itln •." . . ,_ course that plays to a friendly 6.584 yards. They shot a final round 66 to the Aussies' 64 Nagle and Thomson split $65.000 for their second place finish a stroke back. 1978 At•IYaSAIY COUGAR LIAll ... AS LOW AS 5 12946 Mo. + TIDC & Uc. C1P COlll 18560. Totll of mo pymt1 14680.56 Ret6dUlt '38e3. 38 mo1 OAC AMERICAN LEAGUE Eaat Dlvlllon Detroit Boston New York Milwaukee Baltimore Cleveland Toronto W L Pd. 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Stanford was agaln a badly beaten third in 6:41. Orange Coast College was also first in varsity fours for the rreshmen. touring ln 7:12 to UCl's 7:22 and ln the novice fours, winning in 7:19.5. Stan· ford was second (7:34.5> and UC Irvine was third (7 :35.0). Orange Coast ls the host for Saturday's big event at Newport Bay-the Newport Regatta, whlcb includes Irvine. Dickinson volunteered, only so briefly. to keep only $1 of his $50.000 share and give the rest to Snead. It was the biggest payday ever for both the 51-year-old Dickinson and Snead. who has won 84 major golf cham· plonahlpe. Snead and Dickinson were 17-under-par 193 and the par-70 The tournament. brainchild or Fred Raphael. included 12 twosomes of golfers considered le~nds. __JIM! pnces were so rich it paid last place fanish&rs Paul Runyan and Lew Worsbam $10,000 each. Sul\dey•s flllel r"ults end ••rnlnQS 1n '"" L~ncn 04 Golf IO\lf"nenMnt et tne per.10 Olllon CTHlt Country OUO c-\e4tllot" •"'•1eur1 SMH·Okk"'-, 1100.000 6~2..._1'3 N•Qlt-n.omo.on, S4S,000 .. ......._, .. Bo~ VlllCMIO, '36 • .SOO 61-t11ol-lt7 , Mtoate<off Rost>uro. u..m ,._.1...._,., c H..-.r1 To.a1.1.11.coo ..... w -1• 8urk•H•r11tf1. JlS.000 ~-201 PolMOIKhell. U•.000 7~202 •-Mon~Tlll~ler ...... 1'1>-io:I Ford-Str"""'-'23,000 .,....,_103 Oemeret·L Het11ert. m.-'1·71..._JOS Heumw~1, u1,ooo n-11~ ,_...,~-Wcwshtm, UG.000 1).70-70 -21> Oranges Now 1-6 After lnss to SD WE LEASE ANTI'HIN•ON WHEB.S 24"4 '"1onth MtlnttnJne9 Plans Avalllbfe Free loan cars to lease customers. THEODORE ROBINS WSINI CO. "·'Ill·'* .. -:=.~cl. 540-l211 ., 842-G810 SPORTS I BOA TING LoopP~li•• Spike Meets Set Tuesday There will be contrasting moods at Tuesday's track and field preliminary meets ror the Sunset and South Coast leaaues. While it is a foregone conclusion that Newport Harbor High, as il dtd during an unbeaten dual meet ~ampahm. will ~ominele the Sun.set af!air al H\}.l)l· mglon ~acb Jµgb, no less than three teams wilJ be entertaining championshtp ambitions when the South Coast prellms gel under way at Mission Viejo Higb. Prelims begin at 3 Tuesday with the lop eight quallfiers advancing lo Friday ni&bt's finals at the same sites. Newport Harbor, which captured a pair or in· vilalionaJ team titles lo 80 along with a per(ecl 8-0 dual meet mark, could conceivably win every race from 100 yards lo the half mile and nab the second spot in hall of them. And nobody figures to give the Sailors much <>f a challenge in the mile or 440 re-lays. It's an entirely different story in the South Coast prelims. El Toro went unbeaten in dual meets but still must finish ahead of Corona del Mar (6-'l) and Mission Viejo (5·2> to officially an- nex the circuit championship. Versatile Art Gourdine. who won four events on two occasions and tripled on two others, leads El Toro, a team laden with juniors. Gourdine looms as the favorite ln the triple jump and high hurdles while teammate Shawn Flynn ( l :58.9) en- ters with the rastesl 880 lime. Corona del Mar. just now coming into its own. wilJ be trying to repeat its fortunes in the league cross country finals where the Sea Kings, after los- ing to Costa Mesa in a dual meet. took first in the l~ague fin.als lo gain a share of the championship pie. CdM is loaded in the distances, headed by soph Andy Gerken and senior Dave Hunsaker. and figures to score well in the sprints andi:ttscus. Though it is an off.year for most events. the dista~c;e races should again be extremely tough. Head~ ;;~Id~ .... ii'esa's-~rinsa \ii, who ran the equivalent of a 4: 12 mile at Siliiraay•s Arcadia lDYitational....and Mission Yleio .SjU>h Jeff Vandereems, who ran a 4:2.7 mile and 9:40 two- mile at Saturday's Orange County Invitational. Discus thrower Scott Hudson <l60·7> and quarter-miler Mark Joiner, like Vandereems both sopho~res, are keys to the Diablos' hopes of re- peatin league champions. Paul CSanta Fe Springs>. Mater Dei will bank o~ shot putter Vincent Brown. d.istan~,nner Mark Eddy and sprinter Mike Dotterer ~ its cham- pionship bid. . Miler Mike Mccaa <4:20.8) and shot putter Mike Camp C52·8) head the small list of Estancia hopefuls in the Century League prelims Tuesday at El Modena High COrange). · · Soeeer Pro StanJ,ings NOaTM AMtRICAM IOCC:Elt UAOUE MATIOHAl.Cle*l'IUIPCa ~otvlu. New Yortt We"'lnQlon Hoc nest.,. 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MlrlcMt No matdlM w:'*9ule0 Baseball's Top Ten ~•Matdl Fwt LAlllletW!e Ill ,,...1 ... llltM•," AMtltlCAN UAo.la .....,,.OtmMa W I. T O" OA II" l"b , ..... ,...cl , 0 0 l 0 2 11 HY E•9tes 2 0 0 2 0 2 12 .... ,,.,.,..,o 0 0 0 0 0 0 NY AIDOllO 0 0 0 0 0 0, 0 Gon"-<tkut o 2 o o 2 o a lftdlenepo!h;O 2 0 0 2 0 0 ........ Dlvlli• c:.liteNI• I I t 4 2 4 11 LA • Stiyt..wb 1 1 O 2 t l 7 S.Cremento1 O O 1 O 1 ' LA Leten 0 1 t 1 3 1 3 Fl ... po!nts aw..-tw • Yktory, ,_ polnl• -..-ded lor • tie; one ~ Pollll for Mell gDill KorN "'P to • m .. 1-of t-per IMm Ptr earn.; QCC Girls, Anteaters Tri11mph OJ At-Orange Coast College got two winners m the women's division hr the 79th annual Ojai tennis tournament here Sunday, while UC Irvine also claimed a pair of victories. ___ -- UCl's Jeff Williams defeated Curt Tenen or Cal State <Long Beach> 6·1, 7-8 lo capture the ll)en 's independent col· lege division singles. Then Wtlliams teamed with Matt Wooldridge lo win the i<>ubles division, 5-7. 6-3, 6-3 over a duo from Pepperdine. Orange Coast College's winners were Lajla von Luuow in singles and the duo of Lisa Myers and Jill Johnson Ip doubles. Von umow breezed lo the 1lngles tltle by beat· Ing Ja.M Natenstedt of Pierce COUeae 6-3, 6-1. M yen and Johnson .also won ln 1traight sets, stopping a Pasadena team 6-3, 6-3. In the women'a In· tercollegiate stnales llnal, UCl's Lindsey Mone wu overcome by Jeanne Duvall ol UCLA M, 7·~. . . . DellY .................. Smith Fermin Winner Fitty-Cifty . a Cal·20 t loop ~kippered by Scott Smith, won the top trophies in the Cabtillo Beach Yacht Club.'s Spring Polnt Fermin race?. an inverted start ar- r a tr in which all yachts start according to their handicap. DAILY PILOT U PUBUC NOTICE ...... NOTl(.8 TOUelHTOn 0 .. l"'-lt TltANIPt• 1'9<~6ttl-41t1 U.(;.C.) Noll<• I\ l\t•eby ;Ivel\ 10 Ille Creclllo•i of J . l..OUl!>E VAN k.OYOC •"d WILLIAM VAN SCOYO(. f '-"Sier on, WflOle llullnH• .odf •n 1, 2640 E. CoHI H.._,•Y. CotON •t Mat, C•lllotnla, Gouflty Of 0•Ml9' Sl•I• ot C.lll•tnl•. ltlat e bulll trentff" IJ .oout to._ -to _.... A Koew. Jean 8. lt!Oef', Aoy ~t -ltaftCY l!nol•MKlll, fr4111ferH•. wllffe tiuW.Sa ~· 14 ~ I! C:0.1t 14..-y, Cllt'ona dal ~. C:-. Iv ol OrafttiJ, St.W Clf Gtlffornla. TM property IO lit tr-"rrH 11 loc•ted et 2"' £. ON" Hl911way, OwOM dal MM, Olullty Of Ort1119t, SUie of CM~ Seid PtOl*'tY It CIHcl'lllH In ..-..r •I ts: All slodt In''*• fllltur9t, ~ .....,, aftd OOOd Wiii of tllat 911t " .... b<lslnau a.-M s .. Vrcllh• Aftll IOC•lld et 1640 £, C.0.tt H~ay, Corone dtl Mar, c-tty f' OrM ... St••• of C.lllornl•. TN llUlll t•enster •Ill be ,~. mtteil on OI" et•wr the 1stt1 NY et /IMy, 1'11, ti •:IO • m . •I 8-ot AM•rl<•. Ne-1 S.e<ll, 3444 Via Lido, .... .,.,,., ··~"· ColllOIY ol Or•"99. Sl~of c;.ei11am1.a. So,.,.• "'-I to lllt Trtnt~. all OUM-"-"'" 4lflll ..,..._IMO by Transfer-on lor tllt ttw·• YMn i.t _ •.• ,.. s.n.. O•led: "4Jrll 20, lt7t Jotv!A. ICiv-r Jffl08.l(I. DRIFTER (LEFT) CARVES OUT HEAL THY LEAD OVER MERLIN lN CAL CUP At Flnlah the Time Spllt Wea 14 Seco~ Breezy Conteat Fffty.fifty won the club championship perpetual for the first boat to finish : the Polnt Fermin Perpetual ror the first single hull to finis h. and the Greer Perpetual for the first single hull 20 feet and under. OTHER MAJOR trophy winners: T•---Aoy~t N•ftCY~I Tr~ Cal Cup Close AUDRE BROWN PERPETUAL <first single hull 35 reet and 9ANlt OP AMll•tCA NT &SA Mt4Vi.U.. Ne-.wt IMcll, CA tiMe tr~ ......... Drifter Narrow PUOltS/led OrMOI oi.t o.tly Poot, IM1. t, tt7t ..... ,. • over> Colloquy <Cal-40> Frank Dair, CBYC. inner PE~ :~u~L' (~i~s~ , __ PUBUC ___ NOl'IC ___ E __ single hull over 20 and •---------- By ALMON LOCK.ABEY o.llY .............. .... Harry Moloshco and his crew on a 69-Coot sloop Drifter, gave their rooters some anxious mo- ments Sunday before winning the California Yacht Club's Cat Cup by 14 seconds over Bill Lee's 67-fool Merlin. ft was one or the closest three· under 35 feetl Sybarite <Cal 2·24> Welch and Grant. CBYC; MULTIHULL PERPETUAL <First multihull to finish> Moonshadow, Wayne Boyd,CBYC; .. ,.,.. NOT1Cll TOCll&DITOlt$ MO.~ su~•••CM CIOUllT ~ n.• ST A Te Of' CALI POIHtl A flOlt Ttta COUNJVO.. OttANO• In ltle Mal ... flf IN &IM1t of BEllT R. 0088S, o.c...d. Nolin ts ..,..., Olwen to 'redlton llavln; claims aeafMI tfle Mid O.C.· OHll to Ille wtcl ci.i-"' CM office of Ille <IClfl< ot 1119......., COIH1 or lo ,.. 11rewnt -to IN~ et lhe SMl'ITV'S MUG <first olllc• ot R. Jacll. G.wldln: e1111on, race matches in the 15-year llis· '""""''' .. ~"'r.·" tory of the event. In the three W' ..,:.c ~~ ~ ~ ·!:a i.1 e4.-ie .!. !. ~ht ~ · ,;;,;uo.;;?Jll!!l!i'ci·- M l {I · h ) c;.uldln. """-~ Mel'°'\ 761• er CU r Y 0 n IS Soc.tlll P•lnter A.,.ft..,., Wlllltler. D r a m b u i e , P a r k ~111orn1a, Wflfdl ••tt• oHlui 1, '"' Dene.more. CBY~ r>l•u of 111.tSitwssd"" ..,..,..,.1" moderate to fresh winds, Merlin actually recovered the best ·11rne, .beating Drtttel' by a total or 25 seconds but was only able to get its bow across the finish line first in one race. seven secouds: Merlin took Ole race with a 1:46 better finish, and Drifter eked out a victory in the final race by 14 seconds. In Sunday's rubber match Drifter looked to be an easy win· ner Crom the start as sbe out- maneuvered Merlin in the tradi· tional match racing pre-start an· lies and .crossed the line 28 seconds ahead. At the weather mark she had widened the split to 54 seconds. But on the first downwind leg Lee and his charges on Merlin electrirled the huge spectator fleet with bursts or speed that closed the gap and put them only 17 seconds behind at the leeward mark. MOLOSCHO AND his crew got even more of a shock when they glanced astern aft.er rounding the mark and found Merlin in a commandJng wealber position and footing fast. Both were on port tack. When Moloshco brought Drifter over to starboard lo challenge his rival, Merlan crossed Drifter's bow on port tack easily and tacked lo cover. Drifter was suddenly behind. But after two quick tacks - the second one which Merlin failed to cover quickly, Driller was on top again and moving faster. THE TWO YACHTS sailed about even for a few minutes before lt became evident Drifter was standing up to the 18-knot breeze and lumpy seas better and moving ahead. Lee declined to start a tacking duel in the fresh breeze, hoping to stay close enough lo Drifter lo over· haul her on the fanaJ run lo lbe finish. · Drifter rounded the windward pin wlth 47 seconds lo spare and puUed a nifty Jibe-set on lbe spinnaker and sailed off on a course that looked as if it would take her direcUy lo the finish. Rather than play follow the leader, Lee set his chute on starboard tack and took Merlin farther out lo sea before Jibing. AGAIN nlERE was a wide expanse of ocean betw~n the two boats and the spectator fieet was virtually conceding the race to Drifter. But it soon became apparent that Drifter could not lay the finish line on the port jibe and MerJln was coming up fast on her weather quarter. When Moloshco brbughl Drifter over on the starboard jibe he crossed Merlin's bow with UtUe lo spare. Tbls Jen both yachts wltb another jibe ln store. meantne they would be reae'hing for the finishing Une oo oppositA!Jtbes DRlnBa PULLED lt out amidst a great cacophony of sound set up by the spectator fleet wb!ch bad chumed up the ocean 1n an attempt to keep pace with the two raclng yacht.a. Commented Moloshco aa bo was pulled trom the drink alter the traditional dock1tde dunk· tng: ·•we just wanted lo gtve everybody an exctUnt race." Several crew rnembera rolled thel r eyes and were heard lo mutter: ''\'tab, and you gave us some excltlnf rnoment1 as well." --f ti(" :-1 All .... CfP"l-~·~~·_..._...,,,., __ • -G E A I\ • _ 1 8 Silt II UttlYI~ wJUI Ille necenary ' PERPETUAL -Flat ::"=':'i"u!,~~:'1:: Out, Ed G~ma.n 1n11N.., .... ._..__ic..-CBYC · Datld A1w1121.. me ' Fl'9dtflcll MW'l' #d Trophy for last boat to 11..., L. °*" finish -Therapee CDart E'*'*Roft1o1w111 c a 't a m a r a n > W a l l •·Jae:=~ W a mer, CBYC au1tTON, o.-uUHN, TMOMSOM & NaLSON IU4S..P..._A,.. .. r:__~ Ra WMtuer,~ tMJt.1 Tel: U1JI.._, ce Publl"'911 Orenoa c.o.tt O.ily ~lot. Mey t.•. ts,n . tt1L ~¥~'f Captured l .. t.1f DRIFTER HEADS FOR FINISH IN RACE FOR CAL CUP By Ullman Dave Ullman or the Ba I boa Yacht C lub lopped a field of 40 Lido-14 sailors Saturday and Sunday lo win lhe Harry Wood Perpetual i'h a r e g a t l a c o • sponsored by Lido· 14 Fleet 1 and the Balboa Yacht Club. PUBLIC NOTICE won ca TO oeonoas SU .. ll•IOll COURT OI" Tit& ST A Ta OP CAUl'OltNIA POtt TMt alUN'TY Ofl ~ .... A-ftm l:stM• of 8ETTY HARWOOD PARK al\O •-• MARY l!LIZA8El HAAOWOOO .. ARK.~--~ MOTICli IS HE.ltaaY GIVEN .. ·-Cf'Mllor~ of tlW _,.. --..ctonl !Mt a41 --llewlint d ..... '991MI Ille Nici ~ ... ~to Ill• - ti.m, wlttl .. MCftSM'Y _,...,, '" "" otfke .... , ... of .. ebo¥t -fllled ~ 01 to ~ "*""• Wlttl Ille "''~ ~ to IM lift" dtNlqr>ed at Wllfi.m C. Hor.-i, Al· ....... ''--·'*~~Suite 2'0. ai.i. MeM, CA -.. IWflkll II Ille pUice d blnlnnS ef tM ...,. ~"'et!~""..,,.. 10 There were two classes of Lldo-14s, in· eluding a new class for skippers over 50 'for Long Beach Yacht ~ Mertln In Two of Three. which Wood, a rormer Ille esi.a. of Mid Cla<edtftt. wllhHI tour ~IA• Ille Int~ ot DllsftOtlce. o.w Aclr1t 2S, ma. class champion from the Ou d B d T Alamitos Bay Yacht twar Olin OP Club, donated another ___ perpetual trophy. The- NANCY MacRAE 90Yl.E E "9ClllOr of Ille Wiii Of ........ ...,,..,~ W'IU.IAM C. MCHtAN 119' " ......... Slltttnt CA\e-...,CA,_. donor was ~nd in the Tel: 014) -...,s A .... , .......... Yacht in May Day new category behind.Al Perez. Balboa Yacht Club. Final results: CLASS A -1, Dave P~l~lled Ol'41119a COatt 0.llV Piiot. INr 1, •. n , 21. 1t11 Ullman, BYC; 2. Tom t----------Outward BoWMI, skippered by Paul Timon or the host club was the overall and Class A winner in the Capistrano Bay Yacht Club's May Day Regatta Sun· d~. Runner-up was Rasta, sailed by Jim Hollywood of the Dana Major Races To Guadalupe Island Slated Guadalupe Island, the rugged barrentoCJC otrllle U-aji California coast will be viewed by a lot of sailO'tS this spring and summer as two major offshore races are scheduled around the island. The Southwestern Yacht Club of San Diego bas scheduJed its second Regatta de Guadalupe May 6·13, and the Balboa YS'chl Club will send a fleet of .. ragbaggers" around the rock for the sixth straight year start· Ing July ts. THE RA.CE OUT of San Diego ls 480 miles and the BYC race is rated al 600 mi Jes. The rormats or the two races are widely di!· re rent. SWYC hu broken its race down to three legs. The first leg ls Crom San Diego tA> the island with a one-day layover, followed by a race frou. Guadalupe to Ensenada, aJ>Ot.ber d~ l•yover, and the nnaJ lei from Emenada to San Dlego. BYC WILL stick tg Ill ort81nll controverwial format of a DOG· stA>p rue from Newport Beach, leavlnf the Island to port and flnlehlnf back at Newport. SWYC announced th~t begin· nlng thls yeat Its Re~atta de Guadalupe wtU become a bJa.n. nual event, alternatlna wllb 8YC11 non...ios> race. Both races a~ open to yachts wlth ln~maUonal Oftahore RuJ raUna•. Performance tf andictp Jlaclnf neet certlllcale llolders and 1pllt rt1 yacht.a -ketditel. ,. .... tcboonert. • Point Yacht Club. and third was Fancy, Dave French, DPYC. The regatta was sailed with three classes of Performance Handicap Racing Fleet yachts and a class of Cal-25s. Class re- sults: CLASS A-l, ·outward Bound; 2, Rasla; 3, Fancy. CLASS B-1, Holakiki. Richard Raff, Capo BYC; 2, Gandalr, Doug Jones . Capo BYC; 3. Will Shine, Dave WIJshin. Capo BYC. NO SPINNAKERS-I, Grand Slam, George Van Thiello, Capo BYC: 2, Carry On, Richard Reynolds, Capo BYC; 3, Zarook. Tom Kulleck, Capo BYC. CAL·25-l, Avante, Jeann Nelsl)n, Capo BYC; 2, Nasty, Howard Trueba. Capo BYC; 3, Life Style, Frank Vranicar. Capo BYC. Dates Slated Linskey, ABYC; 3, Jeff PUBLIC NarJCE Lenhart. MBYC; 4. Tom t-----.-.,...----- Nute, NHYC; 5, Charlie 1Hmcuoc:11eD1T01tt Cummings, ABYC. suN•==Of'TH• CLASS B -1, Pat suT•MCAU..oa .. 1al'O'I Dunigan, BVC; 2, Jim TM•eoutrrrM°"-'Noc Campbell, MBYC. '" Ill• ..uu ... of llle E,1•1• Of FRANCES M. OOllMAN, at10 11-G RAND MASTERS aiFRANC£$MARGo\flETOOIUMN, lover 50> -1, Al l'erez, O.:!t:is,.,. ,,..,. to cl"tdl..,,.. BYC: 2, Harry Wood 9-lng ,,..,._..-Ml ttie w1c1 dee• AB Y C. ' OHlt to flle Yid <l.ims In IN oft lee OI Races Set In Soling Off Wast Soling Class skippers and crews from throughout Notth Ameri~a began arriving in N ewporl over the weekend for the North American championship regatta for the former Olympic Class scheduled Thur~day. Friday, Saturday and Ille Clfflc of Illa ~Id COUfl or to ,,,_, ....... ""Wldertitnld .. '"' • ofllc• of T. R, HAU. JA .. YOUNG, : HENRIE, HVMl'HAIE.$. ~ &. , WELLINS. 100 ~ ~II Wetl, • PomoM. c.lltomla .,,... wtlk:ll ....... ; Offlc.e Is ttw p1_.o1blnlMUofIN1111• • aerslQMd Ill all """-' """•lftlng to uld estate. Suell "-""' wllll the • MCHSMY wuellers must tie filed or ' PrtsHllN es .,or.s.ICI wlltllft •-• "'°"'~ _,.., t11a fll'\I publiutlOtl OI IMlftOtl~. O.ted Afltll lt. tf7I FIRST NATIONAL BANK & TRVST OOMPANY ONTARIO, CA E 119CU10r Of Ille Win of Yid~ YOUNG, MUtltlll. HUMf'MatH. MASON&MWMS A"-n.CU. ,...._ ......... ,._...,CAt17.. ; l'l*llsl\ed o...,.. 0-1 Dillll' PllOI, Moir t, I. IS, tt. 1'1' PUBLIC NarJCE Sunday. 1wHt011 C041n The United States Yacht Rae· Sallil\I for the first ~"::~. ing Union <USYRU) has an· time In Newport Beach o•oc• TOtNOWCAus• For Women's Yacht Raees . • nounced the Ume and place for wm be Buddy Melges of '0:..0:,0:=- its women 's doubl e and Wisconsin who was a 1t11MMetWofh,,,..ic.1•e1 Id JOSl!PH WILLIAMS DUTRA et .. ~ singlehanded championship re-go medal winner in the •-11 -. JOHPt4 w1u.1AM ION· J gattas. Both events will be class at the 1972 Olym· NH."°'°"""°'.....,..· salted at the Yale Corinthian pies. 11,:,!e:,",:;i~A:1~!:•.:J: Yacht Club, Sbort Beach, Conn., The cha rnpionshlp MO"'' fllM • ""1tl0n.,, 1111uourt t serie : .. be'"'.. b ._ .,. ....., a1iowtftt ""llo!IW to June 22·29. s ""' "'6 run Y Cf""•• 1111 .. ,,.. ,,.."' JOH.,H Tbe doublebtnded event will Newport Harbor Y~ht w•u••• ouru , • .1011'" be saUed June 22·25 tn ~ sloops Club with Bill Crispin w:~=..,~.,!!. """.., ,.,_ , and be followed June 26·29 by and Steve Dietrich 11Mf'91ttctlftl•m.t•........,• the slnglebanded races in handling the race com· :"a'::~~~~:=,.-::.~ Lasers. Both event.a wlll quallfy mlltee chores. s.u...., ~.,. ,._.,""' entries for the world women's The Soling, a 2'Moot :.:.!'=.:'::... ~:~ 1 salllna cbamploublp. two-man sloop, has been ""'v ..a.,..""'"' CNllft-'-.. The champion.ships are open replaced as an Olympic ~=::r;::. t11M • ~.,: to all female utlors who rei· class by the 22"'·feot w • ...., ...... u.. • ..,....,... ularly saU tn the United States, Star Clau for Ulo 1980 lttORAHOCGWTOA•~Yf'f\.OT.•• are lndlvidual members or Olympics. ;:::=;.:.=: .. e:==•! tJSYRU and are mem~ of a----------.... ,....,ceNIClll,.,. ..... ,., ..... ........ ., ......... ,lfl9. yacht club. clasiJ or aasoclatlon o.tM """''· '"" arrmatect with USYRU. a1u1eut.suMHt• Winners of the doublehanded • :::,,. championship will receive the ~...,!!~~ Mrs. Charita Francia Adams ..o .... ,.. Memorial Trophy and the ~n-~NMMiR .... llc:.aa--.u .. ner In the 11nlleb1nded event In tflemil~illlill X:::::~~...... : wUI be awarded tbe Alleen ~:,~o.tDlnV"JM..: Knapp Merta Tropby. ~ ' -·-··-..-~;~;;·-·---··-·---~. M.y 1 1978 IMRMADUKE --.......... . ... -._.._. .. ..._. _________ _,r , ?MYSS PEACH fll)I( M~ \\Otlt.D I ~v'~ 't> Ct/ANGE. 10 6Vtf ( 'tb.J, J(J{( .. ,LONIN611 1S WM!N A PIGON I~ aiATIO ~ ON& C&&.. or= ANOTM~ l'eltfON, IN T.-.E lMCr IMAGe ~ TM~ ~ONOC • "Wish me 1 1uck. It's my week for the car I pool to romp on the peach!" i FUNKY WINKER BEAN MOON MULLINS' GERIATRIX it4E SMELL Of NEWLY MOWN ~,Ass ... l -r-oo..."'-' I DENNIS THI: MENACE by Tom Batiuk (8) ~'ll HAVE 10 BUCK HEAW "TRAFFIC. ~ 1ME lJ.W.J HOYE • by Ferd and Tom Johnson oURDJNNER FO~iONIGHT ! GORDO FOR. ¥EAFl5 " WENE HEARD OF TflE AAMOU~ TIP, J.AOS/ JUDGE PARKER TUMBLEWEEDS t.afSA UJCK, MtM6 IN fM.AU:S HA~ 't()tJ 9'eH FOR WE: PAST 1WO WE:eKS?! NANCY ~ by Wm. F. Brown and Mel Caswn ( FOft ~~ I'~ f 75,000 \ • ~ ~ A YeA5Z. .! by Mel~ NO,EIUT 1CAN J~LE A LJ1''1L,& .... DOOLEY'S WORLD -TH£ Tl<UISl.£ WrTH You IS, YOU HAV9J'r SUFRRED ENoUGU ! \ ... ____ _,.,. 1-r·s A H O'f" Nf:'IN-:-, r"fE:M, POC.' YOU PReSCRleES 'ES"'-" FOR HYPOCHONPRIACS ! 4 £ by Harofd Le Doux by Tom K. Ryan . ~Y Ernie Bushmiller ~~------------- BULLETIN··.- "' GORILLA ..JUST ESCAPSD FROM THI: ZOO HEY. DOWN THERE ... DI 0 YOU l'<NOW A GORILLA ESCAPED? PEANUTS SOME PEOPLf TMINK THAT ANIMALS Ut'E~E .. PVi HEiE ~ EAATH TO SE~VE HUMANS ,, flOUOMO~OHO "ee HEf UEE HEE .... COMICS I CROSSWORD by Charles M. Schulz Q\IE WONDERS ~AT~ ~Of ~SPOOSE WE Ml~T tiT IF IAf WERE 10 ASK THE ANIMAL5 ... /-C:::~~ by Roger Bradfield -e.u'f' WHY IS ESAC .... Pll.-1.- we:ARING A L-IT.,.-1,...e;: -rHAT GIV~S -n-u~ "">A "fH~N T SOMe- "f"1"'41 N;::. ESL.SES TO WORRY AeoLJT.' HAT? 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Z300 1'V•, ... ~ ·•-' • J'-·~ ".1~, ·n • .:·~ I :ff Ii l : ~ "\:i 'i '1J1' t1J ," ..1'~ .• ' +;a ·1 ~i 1 •• ~~ .. ... .. ::: ·~ ._:. ~ .• -1 ., .. :.1 •1 - I =t: NYSE COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS Monday May t, 1979 llN DAIL y PILOT BG leans Needed Frou:ns Greet Repa~nt By MILTON MOSKOWITZ Some! people think a bank does them a favor when ll lend11 I.hem mone)'. Oon't believe lt ror a second. Than bow banks make tnelr money -and they need borrowers. Profit.s made b¥ a bank come down to ·4 very simple rormula: proOt equals the dif(erence between what a bank pays ror its money and what [l collects from Its borroweri. in the term or interest. ~N SHORT, IF YOU BORROW $1.000 from a friend at 5 percent annual Interest llld then lend It to someone else at 10 percent annuMI Interest, you will m11ke ~ on that dea I by the end orthe year. That's banking in a nutahell. You may be unhappy when your Visa or Master Charge statement a rrives and you find that you can't pay o(( the entire balance. But the bank that issued the card is delighted. You'd be rleased, too, at t.he opportunity to lend money at the annua ln· terest rate of 18 per· eent. • The Republic or South Korea discovered recently how import•nt it is for banks to keep debtors in debt. Money Tree In early 1975 Korea was having trouble with its trade bulance: Its exports were not covering its Lmports . So a clutch of international banks formed a syndicate and tent Korea $200 million for five years. THE BANKERS REALIZED TREV were taking a nsk. Conditions could have worsened In Korea, making it diffll'ult for the country to meet the lntereat payments or repay the loan. To compensate for that risk. the loan car- ried an interest rate of two percentage points over the prime rate prevalllng in early 1975. Well. guess what happened? No, the Korean economy did not collapse. On the contrary. it bas been doing m arvelou.5ly. Sales derived from exports have not only been enough to pay for all import needs, but there's a healthy surplus. Indeed. the Koreans have been doing so well that they decided 'to wipe that loan orr the books this year by prepay. ing the $114 million that was still owed. DID THE INTERNATIONAL BANKING C?ommunity leap to its feet and cheer al this act of good faith? Did the bankers find it gratifying that their loan helped Korea to ~~a~.it-ihiJ1&.~"'hack1 Note&actly. . . Loans carrying s uch a high Interest rate are n0t"so _ .. ~~-~ eesy to come by these days, and the. bankers would have prefeu-ed Korea ~ continue. .the loan_to jt.& te.rm in' )980 Now they have to find borrowers for the repaid funds and al an interest rate probably lo~r than the one carri~ on the Korean note. . The South Koreans, you see, are really being spoilsports. Who ever heard of anyone prepaying a loan? Don't lhey realize that the big international banks need to keep those loans in cTrcUlaCion"! THE DISAPPOINTMENT OF BANKERS with South Korea was noted by Philip Sherman. an official of Citibank. in a n articJ~ for Euromoney mag-az1ne <Although it's headquartered in New York, Citibank gel!. 75 percent of its profits overseas.) Sherman said. ''Many of those banks which showed confidence in the country duri!lg a diffi~ult period two years ago will perhaps be forgiven for wishing that Korea ro.igbt have done juat ever so slightly less well." Translation: Banks don't want you to do so well that you can pay off your loans early. Srocks Push Ahead Despire 'Bad News' NEW YORJC 0 <AP> -Wall Street's spring rally reached new height.a today as the atoc:k market scored another broad advance in the fac.e of adverse economic news. Tffe Dow Jones average of 30 industrials, up more than 10 points Friday to its highest closing level ol lhe year. rose another7.01 pointato844.33. That brought the average's gain lo more than too poll\t.5 since touched a three-year low of 742.12 on Feb. 28. Sf 0«-b I• Tlw Spo1ll9ll1 Oo.,,lonnA Ntrap• J#;l,ll"'W'I FlMI ~-~ NEW 'l'OftlC (AP)· S-. 4 jt.nt. prkt Cllleft i i,.w GloM Ola end net <l'llnOlt °' tM llfwen """ac11ve io llld 911.JI AS au1 .....u+ i 01 New Vof'll SI«• Eacl\ell09 1-. ft Tm ~l'J .4S m .'7 m.s1 + o 9l lrtd1"9 ""llGNlly •I ~·thin=· ~ Ull IOU) .10 10U7 10..C) • 0.01 c.n••• Ci>...... m ,100 ·~ • " ~k ..,, m .1• nu1 m.1~1 •q OowClletn •• , l14JOO -~ .................. ... ' ,too M<OonnO J07,t00 JI + "'-.......... •• • • • • .. • .. • I ,SOC> Pflnr . • . .. . . V4AGO ~ + ~ ums .... .. .. .. ... .. .. . .. . •l',900 ~f 011 .t .. I • Jjt,JDD 24 t \It 6$ $ttl ".............. ....... 4,00',)llO •rsA...., ...... UUOD U -.. ----------------st KOCSM,.., US',000 »"' +t\'J lt::.r ... ~=:= = :,~ What SIOC"la Did .,, Drug.. • 711,lC!O 1"' + ~ N•w Y""'I( '"Pl 1-+0tldlr inn. . 2•~ ~ • "" "' "" ..... ffl. 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IMll'OINCV OHEI .............. ~ Je1tou1y when the perWftlldlcl Ilk• llim on "" rO&lnda. • QUtllU()Q A llftlll. °"*Y ~ n11nt<1 o·au..n .--"*-talon llnd diwt• In DodglOtty. • THI IMDY MJNCff Bobby INntfoM IMI Oreg hid • new ICC'Jdlnt on the treewey .-Id "" Plll'lflll refule Oreg car prtvfleVM '°''--· I AOAM-1t El£CTRIC COMPANY HISTOAY CW M1X1CO "Dldlnl~ Don Porllrlo" 9 A8CNEW8 l:308 MOVIE ·~ "Thi ono. A.nd Mr. Chicken" (tHt ) Don 'Knott.I, Joen S~. A typlNtt• brlYM mmny perils to blCOme • report· .,, (1hr .30 min.) IE ~ Ted IClnnldy (0.· ...... , d*'-llgltla- tfon 1fl1et1no older peJ90fll; Vetm VOCl- tlonll ~•blllllllon; • '-ing dlMlght• ltil•· Pfltl het dMf perenta' -~IN CUl.TUAES "~Rltll" CJ) AMENCA 2NIOHT 0~1: Jim N1bor1. I MERV GRIFFIN 7!00 HBC NEWS UAASClUB A8CNEW8 80WUNOFOR French Stgle Denise Nicholas becomes a seductive French siren to win an elaborate bet from her estranged husband, Demond Wilson, on Baby, I'm Back, tonight al 8 : 30 on CBS, Cahnnel 2. DOU.AAS e 1LOWWCY Ricky goes Olf with flYI dazzllng .. ..,... fot •n evening or publlelty pletur-. CD AOAM-12 f.I) MACHBt. / LEHRER REPOffT ~ 8IX BEIOER8ECKE MEMOAIA1. FESTIVAL. "Tom Seunder'• I Bob Hlt'9eh A• Stan" Cl) JOICER'8 WILD 7:30 8 DAVIO HOAOWTTZ OOH8UMEI' 8UYUHE I NEWl.YWEDGAME THAT"I HOU.YWOOO · 'HerOll 'Of Tiie Welt" 0 JOKER'S WILD ~ THE BRADY 8UHCH ~ Mlfdl 11n1 lef1 In ehligit of thl r•t ot the elln when Miiie Ind Cero4 ~out for ttll IYlnlng. W AMERICA 2HIGHT Guest: Jim Nabors. fJa 21 TONIGHT ~ FAEHCH CHEF "Le Cociltlil" (RI Oa11nn ~bi i11g• 8 t<NXT (CBS) Los Angeles Cl) S100.000NAMETHAT TUNE 9 WILD, WILD WOALO OF ANlti&Al.8 8 KNBC(NBC) Los Angeles ~ . U~A.LS ''Come To Me My ~ ehOly Monge>" The Pllll pley metc;hn\1111• tor lone- ly, dltlllM Mong<> (Anon. di Batlll. IJJlnging • night of r~ with llll tMlll'I owntr-oc>act\. Don Mttdlell (Terry K.._). e MOVIE •• "Proud And Olmned" I tt721 Chuck Connort. JON Grec;o, Flwl Amerl· eens ~•. out of ,_, to llgl'lt for • Latin Amerl• c:en dlctetor. (2 hll.) • SUGAR TIMf.I "TMtlng Max(; In .,, eftOft to bl "more thin Juat 11110lhet pretty f1Ce,'' MIXJI beglna MCfll IUIOJ• Ing ....ic>n• with Ughtnlng JIOk toeern1highlChOOI r--oo.GNlY OOHCERT "F8"1nll And Teleher" • CAAOl BURHETT ANOfMNOS ., MOVIE ..... ~ In A9ris" (1053) Oorl1 01y, Rly Bolger. A ehorua g#I llnd e gOYef'M'lll'lt offletal fall In io... on • Fr~bound ~ tln4w. (2 h,._) 9 OOUSTEAU OO't'88EY "Catypeo't Sel<eh For Atllntle" Phllipe Cousteeu 1t1empt1 to unr11/11 the myalery of Alllntla In lhl Slhlmu. Wlllle Clptaln J~ Coulteeu IOOUMI on Crete, end 11.1 outlying I~. Ola, In the Agean Sea. (Plrt 1 ol 2) Iii QUE PASA. U.S.A.? Counaln Mllaoroe think• Adell II the meld when She IJl'IYee from Venezuel1. lD) BA8EBAU. Ctnc:inneti Reds vs. Phlla· dllpl\11 Phillies (Oellyed Tape) TUBE TOPP.ERS KCET 8 .00 -Cousteau Odyssey The mystery of Atlantis in the Bah'.lm~s und the waters off Crete in the Aegean Sea are explored on tonight's adventure. <See r eview below > A BC D 8: 30 -Monday Night Baseball. The Cincinnati Reds and Philadelphia Phillies mix it up on tonight's tape.delayed l.!lecast. NBC D 9:00 -"Kill Me If You Can ." Alan Alda portrays Caryl Chessman. who waged a 12·year battle against the gas chamber in this TV movie with Talia Shire. ' 8 MSEllAU. Clndnnltf Alda Ila. """-· delpllil Phllllll (Dllayed TIPI) I t1tt.000aur.8TION 0\1£Af.NI'( Senator Ted t<lnl!ldy (0 • ...... , ~ legilll.- llon 1t11cllng older l)lr90nl; VeterlOI Voe.. t1ona1 Rlh1blll11tlon: a heiring dlugflt• Int•· pretl het ~ j)ltents' ·~ t:ooa Cl) M'A·a·H Hot Lipe putt the PJ-• on • """" llltlO hU lhOwrl emollonel w11kn111. Me1nwhM1. Redar bleomll IMMOrld Of the t1ttooe hi llM -on hfmeelf.(R) &NeCMOVIE • • * "Kiii Me tt You can" 11111n Alen A1<11. T"'- Shlre. Cetyl Ci-nan. Clllfornl•'• not0flou1 "rad light blndlt, .. blcomll .,, •Jl9'ft tewyar while on dllth row and •voids being ldCUted IOI 12 ~.(RI U 81U.Y GRAHAM CRUSADE with gold end ......... off the Florida Kaya. Now "-"-hun1llt Mel Rlhlr ...,_ to uw found the ehllp'•IP"UM· t-.30 8 Cl) ONE DAY Af A TIME AM'I plerll fw I re6ltJon. ... with "' exciting ,_ driYW ... "' unulUll tum. J..Part 2 of 2) (R) to:OO. (J) LOU ORAHT 81111• uneov1r1 tome lhoC*.lng Information ... I 1111 Cf*'O I ltOfY on IT..:.:--(R) lET'8 MAME A DEAL , 10'.ao • HlW8 IMCHAELJAaCaOH Mulco'1 AmbelUOor to the United s...... Hugo Mwolln. dlaaiaaee hi• coun1,y'e progrea llld ltl ,..lonelllp to the United Statee.(Plr11) GJ CARC>t.BURNETT ANOFNEN08 11:001=~ 8'YlE "I.Ova And The Motet Mtxup'. Alen end Shirl 00 to • moMI end then hlw llCOnd thoughta... "Love TONIGHT'S LATEST LISTINGS "'') • THE 000 COUPU WhM Oec4ll f1n0t I trllfld With lnakle lnfOfmatlon on ._. ll\IOOte apon, "°'" racing. hi blglna 10 .ui Htry bll and F111a beootnee. COii .. • MONTY ""'"°"'8 ~YIHO~ • DO<CAVITT ~ 819¥9 Ali.n G MAOHEf.. / lEHAEA fllPOAT 11:aG 8 Cl) CU I.ATE MOYie * * "C~ My AIMlv• tlon" (1972) Bob Hope, EYI Marie Salnt. Af1• ... Ying Illa wife In New Yoftc end trl~ to nil rencn In Pnoenbl, 1 man 11 "lmld b' the murder of • IOcll lndlln .,._,ty, (RI II TONIGHT oi-t hoel: Ol\lld Sllin- berg. Ount: Rfch1rd ,___ .LOVE,~ STYLE ••t,ove Md The Wllltfwl" PM llM 1 dell with 1 bllutfful ectr-. "LM And The Ledy Klllera'' ..... lllld Din would bOtft fill• lo dltePWwiy. •@~STOIW .. ~Of 0..th" In ttll -en fOf • men 111t10 ~ one of their om. .... poetoe llnd l'Mlncl linking ttll llllPICf to • v•no ot 1uperm.rk1t U"'--(Plr1 1 of 2) • THATGIAL. "Wlw\ In Rome" • 0Ef8MAR1' t<AOS pi.n11 1 bomb In Mex'• "*1mtnt to klll • Yllltfng llCl9ntllt. • CAPTIONED ABO NEWS , MORNING 12:00 9 TWIUOHT ZONE "~OfThlNlll" I~ AlPOAT 12:IO e MOVIE . tlltrnpl lo lnahglle 1 ~· -by usua.n111119 llMk own IMder (I hr , 30 ~r t2;37 D 8T AATIME "Don't W8'1 For T~ row" Rollano BrUD. qiwi.. nelly Ahodel. A t~ report• lnllkl onto -. Or.-lllllld '"" .~ leedlf of WOl'ld-wlde crtc711- l\lil 1CtMt11. ' 9~ lfOntlde rtplyl • dlQ.t ,Of gratitude 10 • ~ ••1111 when hi pr-...,. the men'• murder . 1'00 8 TOMOAAOW Oue.t; Mel Torme. a ~ er. 10101. writer •If .. compoeer, wtll dl1CUS$ ,. 11m1.1utobtograph1•• noYel "Winner." I EVANS ANO NOVAK 1:aG e HEWS " 1:$7 NIWS l:OO • NEWS 2:06 MOVIE • *'"' •Noe1urne" (111461 George Ritt, Lynn Biii a:ss I H£WSMAl<EM 4.:26 STEW EDWAAoe Tuesda•'• Dqtf•e Mo.,la MORNING 11:30. + * *'~ "MIQlllffc:*YC Doll" ( 1046) Oufi•t Aoglrs. Olvld ""-'· 'Jt. portrait ol Dolly MldllOll, wife of the birth ~ dint. J""89 ~ldltoc\. 12 hra., 20 min.) • AFTERNOON .... 12:00 Cl ...... "NuJu 0n • ' I Whllll" ( 11163) Juliet ~I Ronald Lewla. A dlltttct nurM mu91 ~ • myrt. eel of ditfk:ult lltultlona "' the COUJ'M of het rouridl. (1hr .. 30min.) .. --.-··I I J<TLA llll~) Los Angeles AA8C!'T'Vf>mc1 coong~ Cl) KFMB (CBS) San D1ego --''Tlglrl Of KIMI'' The ~,·~~oftM r11est end eNUfldly the most ~ Of the big Clll. 8:30 8 ()) BASY, l'M BAa< ONvll dl9QUl9M herMlf 81 1 ~ F'9ft0tl lemp. .,_ to wtn • W1Qtr from Rey Ellill by prO\'lng that Co4. ~IV'• monll_~ " if .. more 1Mt1 .rcrn CJeib. 8 JOEANOVALEAIE ....... must find dlt99 for Joe'• r~a. but when one of the glr1a oet• mlJrild the night before the date, lhe must come up with a tall rninute aubltttute. I MERV OAIFRN Pl.EDGE 8AIEAK Algulatty ~ .,ro- grlll'Wl'llftg mey bl dlllyad due IO piadgl bfaML And Thi Alibi" &Anny trial to ~ up tor hil lrllnd'• ~1oolllg IJOUllCI' .. • * "Rootfn' Toot1n• Rhythm .. 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Hoedle f'*'Q '"'*""" S:aO•.*** "Gidget~ -To Rome" (1063) C«toy C11ol. J1me1 01rren. Gidget milinlerpreta tn. •ttentlons of a temoua joumllllt (1hr .. 30 min.). . ~ Pair of Gro~laes Comic pianist Victor Borge matches Oscar the grouch grimace for grimace when he begins a series of guest appearances on "Sesame Street" this week. The children's show is carried on KCET. Channel 28, and KOCE. Channel 50 Cousteau Searches ... Pace Quickens With TV Drama--~ By TOM JORY production of his play. Bianco said of Rubino's play, STRASBERG IS Frank RQsSo ··an important story. wel •. m "The Last Tenant," an ~JI NEW YORK <M>> -Someone IN ADDrrlON, ABC describes handled. dependent man who at first'te· said the r e were so people the s how as Strasberg's j~ct~ his · family 's suggestion crowded into the small studio dramatic debut on TV, after "This is everybody's life," the that he hire a housekeeper, \jlen JUSt off Park Avenue. and nearly years as one of the country's actor, currently starring in the opJ>()ses their plan to move 11tm everybody's attention was on the most wel I· known acting feature film. "F.1.S.T." with to a nursing home tiny, pink·walled room within teachers. Strasberg was· Sylvester Stallone, added. the room. nominated for an Academy .. Almost "'Very person wHJ ttave "lo one way," LoBianco sa1d. Award in 1976 for his role in to face this situation some time "the problem is solved, but yqu The lights were hot. and many "The Godfather, Part II." -either with their parents or don't get the feeling at 's been n.. of lhe onlookers closestto the set "It's a wonderfui script," ~ later witb their children." solved." ·' had to crane their necks to see ------------------------------------around the large camera as 1t was .wheeled in and out of the smaller room. "Quiet for rehearsal," a yowig woman shouted. "And ... ac· tioo ! " said the director. "C'MON, LET'S get dressed," the dark·haired actor in the blue blazer began, then stopped and relaxed. "No. What's the line? .. The reply cahte from offstage: "C'mon, -'et~ go to Connie's. Let's get dressed." It was the 18Ui day of filming for •'The Last Tenant," to be aired on ABC tl\e evening of June 25. The man in the blue coat was Tony LoBianco, wbo stars with Lee Strasberg and Christine Lahti in the original dram a by George Rubino. "There's a llWe more pres· sure on everyone because or the tilbe element.'' LoBianco, who Tell Mom· You Love Her This Mother's Day send Mom a g reeting all the world can share on Sunday, May 14th. Express your love in a Daily Pilot Mother's Day Greeting. It's easy. Write your message to fit one of our three convenient sizes and bring it to any Daily Pilot office prior to noon May 12. Or, you may mail a dipp)hg of the border with your message and payment to Daily Pilot, 330 W . Bay St., Box 1560, Costa Mesa, Ca. 92626. ~-~----~ -· For Atlantis plays Strasberg's eldest son in T • ht .. The Last Tenant." said OBJ~ minutes ~ater, during a break in -the shooting. ~~~: /'~ By JAY SRARBUTJ' LOS ANGELI'S CAP) -It's said those who forget history are destined to get a show about il from Jacques Cousteau. Indeed, he has two afoot, both about the famed legend of the "lost" island of AUantis. The tiUe: "Calypso's Search ror Atlantis." PBS offers them for public TV displays tonight and Tuesday, the.first at 8 o'clock on KCET, Channel 28. The legend began circa 3S5 B.C. when the Greek thinkel', Plato, wrote of a powerful, ad· vanced emplrt vanishing one ( day when a mighty blast caused .... ~· e island of Atlantis to sink beneath the sea THE LEGEND HAS made ex· plorers and such seek traces o( Atlantis around the world without result In kind of a think· ing man11 "Sea Hunt," Cousteau and Company try their luck 1n this t wo-palt Proceed.lna. Cousteau'• 1bon usually are abeorbQa. A.la, these two, each an hour, MelD padded, even dull at limes, and mltht have been mucb more effeeUve lf bolled down to one 80 or 90-minute ef. tort. Pro1ram No. 1 ls the better one. It lnleWrently lays out t.be orl•lnt of the AUanUs leeend and statt.t by lhowtna bow far afield tbe J aend bu fotten - namely, lo aballow waten olf tho Bahamas. . (TV REVIEW) investigates a curious un· derwat.er road shaped like a re- verse "J" to see il lt bas any Ues to Atlantis. He and historian-explorer David Zink establis h the mysterious road is doubtless manmade. But the Atlantis question remains unanswered amid a thought·provoklng philosophical exchange. . Phillippe asks If perchance Plato made the whole thint up. ''Aoything is possible," Zink says, noting that in an era of turmoil and stress "it's so easy to look to a golden age. It'• com· rortable, ptycbologically ... HENCE, mE great interest in the legend of once·1reat. Atlantia. 1be legend's Impact, Zlnk says is a warnln1 lbat even "a hlgbly 1opbl1tlcated civilization can falL" AlH, the sbow starta JOl1nl Impact when it 1hlftl to the elder Cousteau's exploratiou •round several lalaod.s near Cre~ in the ~ean Sea. Hit underwater H · [Qi_ltions lnttialb' are f a1clnet· But after submerl'od prowl.I ol •ncien.t artlf acta represeoUna t be By1antlne, £1yptian and TBBU, COUSTEAU'S IOD, Roman ..... ll tOOO btconMI • Pb.lllipt», OJ1u an old PBY am· · somewblt draQlq eurdie In pblblU af.Warfd War TWo faJM, lite~~uP hlltorJ, It • "WE'LL DO Tms in four weeks, while a feature movie would take quite a bit longer to do," be said. "But you adapt. Everyone works harder and quicker, and that's the way It goes." LoBlanco, raised in Brooklyn where bis parents stUl reside, has a background iD all aspects of theater, film and television, "and it all pays ofl when you come down to it," he said. "You know everybody's Job -sound, camera, UghUng, directing, pro- ducing -and sort of instinctive- ly you can belp everyone along." ...r "The Last T~t" is a unique productloo in several respects. Rubino'• story of a family that bas to decl~ what to do with 1t1 76-year-old f atber. wu selected for the first "ABC Theatre Award." Rubl.D(), a teacber at John Dewe3 High School iD Queem, aot Sl0,000 as well u 'Sa4P' REP£4'1S SEI' FOR SUMMER LOS ANGELES (AP) - "Soap" wUl mum to ABC tbls summer tor a twice-weekly re- peat of ib continuina story. The com=wiU alr at 11:30 p.m. on M • aod TuetdQI be lnnint M ay Jw:ie 5, The It , Cl'Mled by Sutan llanb. w ...e.n to prime Ume in tbe fall WWI .,...epbodes. • $15 Acis come tn three sjzn: SIO. SU, and S.\ for the sp«ial child's ,size a.rd. (You must ~ under 12 years ol age ro qualify foe the ltttles< grttting), If you wish you may cmrc your own decontcd greeting. Using black pen draw your design tO fit one o( the dotted oudioes shown here • Vou may fall the a:irirr Sf*.C· Only words and linea drawn wimin the dotted line will appear in your completed Mqcbtt's Oaf ad. • r-----------------~~-........ ~-, I . I I I I • I r~-------~-------------~ I I . ' r----------, I I I I I I I I ' : l ___ . _______ J ! I I I I L-----~---------------J l -: =: . If you wane ~Ip composing a swr.b.e • greeting or have any qunuons call 642· '678. A. fiicnd.ly Daily Pil0t ed-vistt will ~ glad ro ~Ip you. And, lf' you lllcc you can chugc your Mocher's Day .d. You1 credit ii good with ut, or yoii may UK 'IOAJI Matter Ow~ or Bank.Amaiard. DAILY PILO T 642-5678 .- \ l - Aetress Honored Geraldine Fitzgerald <left) chats with s tage colleagues Vincent Price and Eartha Kitt at a New York party in her honor. Miss Fitzgerald was uµplaudl'd for her 40 years on Broadway ~ ~Jcw'~iJL~R~rosMv *m A ~118~ ptua "The 5e4tlnet" (R• tfA., .... 1he * BEST fPG) · • f PICTURE' · LJ ~--~ "ANNIE HALL" p~ 12 00 '1111 2:30 ~" ''THE '>NE tdwards UNTING'fON ND ONLY" °"r.~~ ... .. ll>~Akl ,,,..,.., SILVERBEARS BLUE COLLAR n._,y_,·\t'lt'.lf~.,.~ $2.SO andlheystru:k,pd. plua(R) ( etmsW. J.C.::.. ''The Pack" •.-=.;p;;'f: Touoe." ~ ~:~1'1811*-~--:la :JJi ......... CIJMC ., lftt ACT'Oft.-12.00 Tiii tia a.tlllM RtettARo DAfYJ'UH rMT• vw.n .,..,. -·~·-"Sll~" --·-~- Mondey, May 1, 1978 OAILY Pl.LOT 8 7 Borror ~tar Seared? Only of bette By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD (AP> -Christopher Lee acared? lmposaible! Arter all. he is the British ac· -tor who bu menaced James Bond and whoa, handa drip~ blood ln a series or Dracula. Frankenstein, Mummy and Fu Manchu remakes. Yel the lowering Lee admitted to great , trepldJUon whelf he discovered be had been cast opposlte Bette Davis ln Dls· ney 's "Return from Witch _ Mountain." "Arter a ll . l a m a newcomer to the local scene." he explained. "As for Mi ss Davis -it is an unoriginal cliche. but there are certain liv· ing legends, and she is unques· tionabty one of them. She and Katharine Hepburn are about the only ones left. L .. "I had seen between half and three-quart.era of all her lllms. and it was with large amounts of joy. trepidation and f ascinatlon that r approached working with her. "AS IT TURNED OUT, we had a load of laughs. in every scene, every reheanal. Her sense of humor coincided with mine. What impressed me most was her total determination. She gave everytblng complete integrity and honesty, provld· Ing 100 percent effort. not 99. · .. Whether it's (>Ile line on 'Laugh·ln' or a major role in a film production, 1he ls a complete perfec· tionlst. So am l , and it's aaony, because you can never achieve It.". "Return Crom Witch Mountain" as firsl-tiqie Disney ror both Miss Davis and Lee. It's a rouow- up to the successful ''Escape to Witch Mountain," with youthful Kim Richards and Ike Eisenmann repeating their roles as visitors from another galaxy. LEE PLAYS DR. VICTOR Gannon, a power· mad scientist-who seeks to exploit the boy with supernatural powers. Davis appears as Letha Wedge, his accomplice. "We desperately need each other." Lee ex· plained, "but we have different motivationa. I am interested only in power, while her only concern Is money.'' Bridges Cast ~Tops in Pops@. 'Proxy' Film LOS ANGELES CAP> -Author Frederick Forsyth's first original story for television will be "Murder By Proxy" for NBC. Rod Taylor By The Associated PrHS a nd Joanna Pettet will LOS ANGELES <AP) -Beau Bridges will play the role of Sonny opposite actress Sally Field ln "Norma Rae," whlcb will be filmed by 20th Century Fox in Opellka, Ala. Martin Ritt will direct the story. The following are Billboard's hot record hits star in the action dra ma for the week ending May 6 as they appear in next ::sieitjiniiEiuroiipeii.iiiiiiii~ week's issue or Billboard magazine. 1 BOT SINGLES l. "Night Fever" Bee Gees CRSO> 2. "U I Can't Have You" Yvonne Elliman <RSO > 3. "Can't Smile Without You" Barry Manilow <Arista) 4. "The Closer J Get To You" Roberta Flack 'Atlantic) s. "\\ith A Little Luck" Winp <Capitol> -b\~ "".uok. '.!'~ l.Utk, Too...L.~tc" Jehnny. Mathis and Deniece Williams (Columbia) .,_.---.-----... · 7. "You're The One That I Want'' John "'PUTTYIAIY"llt --C-22 hoW loora, G ....... 157ape, J90 b8nbdes Md, 3,000 hystenc.e ...... keep tfteM ... from ptttrcto the Bedes? NOWAY! ·CLOSE ENCOUNTEAS 0 "HOUSE CALLS" (PG) MOWA!l-...00 8AT~1J0.7M Travolta and Olivia Newton-John <RSO> 8. "Lay Down Sally" Eric Clapton tRSO> 9. "Dust In The Wind" Kansai CKlrshner> 10. "Count On Me" J efferson Starship tRCA > TOPLPs 1.-44 'SaturaayNtgbt rrever"SouncnraclC~' <RSO> 2. "London Town .. Wlngs <Capitol ) 3. ''Slowhand" EricClapton CRSO> 4. "PolntOfKno'W Return"Kansas CKirsbnerl s. .. Jefferson Starship Earth" J efrerson Starship <G runt> EASY USTENING I. "I Can't Smile Without You" Barry Manilow (Arista) 2. "We'll Never Have To Say Goodbye Again" England Dan and John Ford Coley <Big Tree> M> 3. "Feels So Good" Chuck Mangione CA and 4. "Too Much, Too Little. Too Late" Johnny Mathis and Deniece Williama <Columbia> s. "The Closer I Get To You" Roberta Flack and Donny Hathaway <Atlantic> SOVLSINGL~ 1. "Too Much, Too Little. Too Late" Johnny Mathis and Deniece Williams <Columbia> 2. "On Broadway" George Benaon <Warner Bros.> 3. "Take Me To The Next Phase " Isley Brothers CColumbia > 4. "Stay" Rufus-Chaka Khan tABC> s. "The Closer I Get To You" Raberta Flack with DoMy Hathaway <Atlantic> COUNTRY SINGLES l. "It's All Wrong, But It's Alright" Dolly Parton <RCA> 2. "Sh~ Can Put Her Shoes Under My Bed Anylime" Johnny Duncan <Columbia> 3. "Hearts On Flre" Eddie Rabbitt (Elektra> 4. "I'm Always On A Mountain When I Fall" Merle Haggard <MCA> S. "Everytime Two Fools Collide" Kenny Rodgers and Dottle West (United Artists> "FM .. (PG) OAllY_..,10 9AT/IUH t 111 10 .. aovs IN COMPANY C" (R) .. THE LAST DETAIL" "8AnJROAY NIGHT FEVER" (R) "LIFEGUARD• "ANNIE HAU" "SLEEPER" (PG) "HOUSE CAUS" "SHAMPOO" (R) ''THE FURY" "EVIL" (A) "THE FURY" A) "EVtl" ( THUJRES-OAAHOE CO SBtfOR OIUINSlflO SO COAST PLAZA Mltlltlllllt.$4H711 ,_,... "BRIGHAM YOUNG" (PQ) DAILT-7_.,. IATllUtl ·--~ SO. COAST PLAZA CINE MALAND mo"'""' ...-m1111 .,... "'IWI COl.UJl" tNt IM&T-IAT/M'-lrt.-... "JOI"' Oo\ILY-.-10iJ1 MTllWl-a:tMlla-- CIHEMALAHO ,. "Witch Mountain" was a rare experience for an actor who began his career ln Shakespeare "I thought there was nothing Jett tor me to do ~ after spend.in, three days in the bottom or a tank for ·Airport 1978 , " he remarked. "Then in Disney I found myself soaring 40 feet above the floor of a power station, suspended bywlres and harness.•· CHRISTOPHER LEE IS A recent convert lo California. While he has had experience with our periodic disasters -he had a car breakdown in a raging ralnstorm -he indicates he 'would Uve nowhere e1se "l came here in July and it was the best de· clsion I ever made," said Lee. "I have made severt pictures an 17 months -four in the United States, three outside, including 'Caravans' ln lran." And although be plays a heavy In ''Return from Witch Mountain," he believes be bas escaped the stereotype of bJa British horror films. His com-m andin g s lie -s ix ·f eet ·flve -and Mepbistophellan face suited him for a succession of such movies: "The Curse ot Frankenstein." "Dracula," "Tbe Face of Fu Manchu," "City of the Dead," "RalpuUn the Mad Monk,:· and so on. After her dlvorc.e, k• got to know aomepretty Interesting people ••• Including herself. •t -·-4M-1Sf4 .. • • ..,Aeftle "JNI GOOOlft ..... (NJ ... "'""" ..... .. ... ,,...._ ............... Ne.,, .. .. 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INSIDE. •Ann uanmrs • HoroKQPI • Classlfled ...,.,...,1,1t71 CWL.Y PtlOT Leland Berliner's portfolio catches him in many moods. Actor Leland Berliner You 've probably seen him eating chicken legs on television recently. Cl By DENNIS McLELLAN merclals. a shot at the new Mickey Mouse Club Oft• 0.1,, P1J.c SUH and dozens or interviews that didn't pan out. About three years ago Ellie Berlinet or "IC he'd like to continue with this we're Irvine was talking with several neighbors who thinking of enrolling blm ln acting class," said mentioned that her red·baired freckle-raced Mrs. Berliner, seated in her living room one al· son, Leland, was ext.temely "animated." te rnoon. · "They told me he ought to be in show busi· She was discuss ing the life or a chi.Id actor ness," said Mrs. Berliner, recalling when 10-in commercials when Leland, in green cords year-old Leland was in a kindergarten show: and sweat shirt, wandered into the room and "H e memorized his part and did a terrific job ln plopped himself down at the piano. being the MC. P"eople s tood up to applaud him . .:· "l want to play him 'The Entertainer,' .. .... -~Ue-. lrirs.1'1!1'!!:!!...~t,.~COUIO . ·-t.~4n..i :>aid. -:--·-. ·-----· -- make it as an actor in television commercials. "N'ot now. uoolfte:n said his motlier. She sent bis picture to an agent in The visitor said it would indeed be nice t.o- HoUywood. Eight months went by before she hear Leland play, Which he did. "lt'a one I was called. Leland went in for an interview and learned today," be explained. was signed. It was a fair rendition. especially consider· The fourth-grader made his debut in a Ken-ing b.e ·has only ~n taking lessons for six tucky Fried Chicken commercial. It was a non-months. He al~ plays lhe drums and toys with s peaking part: Leland sat on a swirw eating the trombone. drlekeniegs. -----··~-~ ----- ·His latest is for Mattel toy company's . L.ELAND'S ~CTING AND. musical flair Is "Slimey Cr awlers-Creature Creepers." It was inherit~ from hi:; parents. His father. Steve, A bundle of energy, Leland Berliner likes makmg commercials. The money is the best part, he says. a speaking part: Leland said, ''Yuck.·· plays piano a.nd his mother ls a former actress and concert singer. THERE WERE SEVERAL other com-(See LELAND, Page CU Unit is joined by yell leaders Chuck Williams, George Cham- . berlain and Bill Burnett. (from left). Becky·Buss, of Huntington Beach says she likes the group for several reasons: 'I really enjoy dancing. It gives me a chance to dance and perform. And, it's good exercise. ' I Song girls are (from left) .Neeloura Bell, Carol Pike, Teri Dion, Lol1 Crawley, Kathy Kjar, Becky Buss, Ellen Sweeney. USC Song Girls • White uniforms moving in prec1S1on. the University Qf Southern California song girls dance easily and gracefully to the music of the band. They add color and excitement to foot- ball games and rallies and wend their way into the hearts of USC studelts and alumni. · The 9-member team. made up of junior students. has danced its w~y into the hearts of judges from the International Cheerleading Founda~ion as we)l .. this year. to be named the Number One song girl unit in the U.S. The girls, including Becky Buss of Huntington Beach, are coached by Lindley Bothwell, the first yell leader at USC. who donated his time to the cause. According to Carol Pike. a spokeswoman for the unit. the girls are chosen on \he basis of their dancing ability and person~lity. They must be outgoing and pleasant, silTCe they represent the school, she said. The unit has 10·15 different routines, including disco dances, which are the most popular. novelty routines. The girls must be at their best at all times when performing, Miss Pike said, since the judges come to the games Wlan- nounced and never tell the girls they are there . Randy L. Neil, executive directior of ICF, which is based in Shawnee Mission, Kan., said the USC song girls were chosen because of "their consistent proficiency and skill." The~ appeareft on a nationally· televised competition this month on CBS. fJeckX_Buss represen~ coast. • • • IT:S NOT 56/l.IOVS!! &llOt//..D e£ A9 GOOP_ AS j NEN FCR ~/75.00 ,;---- Auto Repairs Consumers whose cars break down should not wait for government to pro- tect them. By LOUISE COOK Federal agencies are trying to make sure that people in tbta marke t for auto repairs don't get taken tor a ride, but con5umers whose cars break down should not wait for government to protect them. You can help yourself by learn. Ing your rights, becoming familiar with stat4t laws and shopping caretully .. The Department of Transporta· lion, one ol several government units studying consumer problems with auto repairs, notes that state and local authorities have stepped up protection etforts In recent years. Prior to 1973, Cor example, only three stales had laws covering a'1to repair troubles; today, 21 1tate1 have such leatalaUon. The iaaue was spoWgbted by last month's Senate subcommittee bearings on the auto repair in· dustry. A survey conducted by the subcommittee showed that state consumer protection aaencles eot more comolalnts about can than any other item. The Federal Office ot Consumer Affairs Issued a similar report, saying that almost 22 fercent of the complainta It re· ce ved In 1977 concerned automobiles. Industry epokeimen aenerally HY it ls unfair to blame all repair shops tor the problems ot a few. They also note that people ue more likely to complain about cars -which represent ' m.ior tx~na. -t.ban they art about tblnas that eo&l leu. ' Tb~ Department of Transporta. tion, meanwhile, bas some suiges- Uons for shoppers. Among them: -Check a shop's reputation. Consult friends aad neighbors, your local consumer oCflce and the Better Business Bureau. ... -Ask ii mechanics are certified or licensed, either under a man· datory or voluntary progtam. JI only a few of the mechanics are certified, ask that one of them be assigned (Q work on yout car. If possible, describe your problem to , the mechanic who will actually do the work. -Flnd out bow loog the shop bu been at lts present JocaUon. l>oes it seem to be well-equipped? Is it clean and organized? -Ask for a written eatJmate ot costs. Is there a fee for the estlmate? Will the shor call you if there are additooa cbaraea" Make aure that 10u get a auaran· tee 1n writing-and uk for an ex- planatloo ol restrictloos. -Shop around to see wbetber the prices at the facillt.Y 1CMI are considering are competltlve; beware or charges tbat are far above or below the averaie. If you have a complaint, start by talking to someone lo autbortt,y at the repair shop. If that doeln't work, try your local CODIUOMI' of· flee, voluntary consumer acenc:y or Better Business Bureau. If they can't help, check J'OUI' • slate or local automobile deal.- assoclatJon to see ii there ii an• AJ]TOCAP procram la )'GUI' a.na. (See AtJTO al:PADS, .... Q) • Q OM.Y,..lOT Moncs.y • ...., '. 1171 •• "' { ) (Prom .... cu AUTOCAPS are Automotlv• Consumer ActJon Panela, de· veloped by tbe N•tlonal Automoblle DeaJen A.asodadon. The At.rroCAPS o«er mediation ol dlapul.el and, alt.boqh tbe de-ciltoa.s are not twnc11n1, molt de- alel"'I abide by the panela' recom- meodaba .. from area to area -require ~ pair abopl to stve all replaced part.a badt to t.be customer unless the work la dOne under a warranty wblcb calla foe the .,Part.I to be re· turned to the manufacturer or dia· tributor. lll IOme statel, aboPI must give the customer an lnvolce. when tbe bill la paid, deserlblnJ all ftP&lr work and 1tatlng wbetber new, ,. buil\ or recoodltioned parta were used and ldentltyt.q the mecb.lnlc wbodidtMwo 'k. Tue.day, ll•Y Z By Sydaey O..,ar~. llonsbip Intensifies - career and emotional lite now go hand-in· band. Your posiUon ls strong. Superior cou•d naab green light for pro- motion. Note: kan,y stat.ea bave what is known IS a •'mechantc'alien law." ·u you refuse to P•Y your bill - even lf the charges a.re outrapoua -tbe abop can keep your car. Exlatln1 state and local protee. lion laws center on tbe area ol dis· closure, requiring repairmen to give written estlmates for work that costs oYer a specUled minimum. 1be statement muat·la· elude a description of the car's problem as outlined by the customer; an explanation ol re- pair work to be done; an estimate of all charges; and the approx- imate time and date the car can be ricked up. Five at.ates -Calltomla'"; C<ift. necttcut, Hawaii, Mlcbl1an and Mlaaouri -require repair shops to register wltb autboritles. and Michigan, HawaU and tbe Dtstrlct of..Colwn~ require mechanics to pass a cerWicatloo test for the type of npa1r work they usually perform. ARIES <March 21 · April 19>: You are on brlnk of dlocovery . Know it and refuse to be djscoura1ed. AdJust· ment lndlcated lD home situation u you realize restrietlons are tem- porary. Tau.rus, Libra and Scon>Jo could pJay key rofea in your personal scenario. TAtJ&US (April 20· May 20): Accent on aura of romance, fantasy. Don't substitute wishes for act.ion.. People pay you compliments. Some peraou want something for nothing -you could be prime target. Be re· ceptlve, friendly without being gullible. CANCER <June 21· July 22): Reach beyond apparent limitations - you'r• able to comJ>let.e important project. Write, advertise, publish, open Uoes of c om muoicatjon. Language and genera· Uon saps can be bridged, -you gain access to special materlal. LEO (July 23-Aug .. 22): New met.bods, pro- cedures most likely to succeed. Another Leo -' a nd an Aquarian - figure prominently. You gain added indepen- dence in connection with payments , loans , finances of close as· sociates. I . during the course of tbe work. the repairman dis<lOven that the price wm exceed {be orlglnal estimate by 10 percent or more, he must tell the customer and get ap- proval to proceed. Other laws -and they vary The National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence, a business organization, also operates a voluntary testing and certification proeram for mechanics who can take com· petency exams in eight areas ol specialization. More than 100,000 mechanics have beeb certilied in at least ooe area since Lbe pro- gram began in 1972. GEMINI <May 21 · June 20): Highlight de- ter min at lo n . responsibility -or· ganlze material, focus on priorities. Rela- VIRGO <Aug. 23-Sept. 22): You're able DQW to accurately analyze t rends a od signals. Spotlight on joint ef· forts, partnershlt>, publicity and ma.rria1e. Aquarius, Cancer and •• ~Leland ' <From Pafe Cl> -----------------------------------------------------------------------Leoindl~duabcowdbe In many cases that 'is all it takes and for part of scenario. Stick She studied at the Juilllard School of M~ic, appeared in off-Broadway productlons and was an understudy for Julie Andrews. Sbe still sings weekends at lbe Santa Ana Country Club and performs at numerous dinner dances. She also ls well.qualified to Offer advice on her soo'g c.areer; Sbe was involved i.n cblldren'5 ~t.inL.aJui during"1Wtr-1~-s!e apJJekrt\i ht commerdats tor t he likes· of'Hlres Root Beer, Toni Hair Spray_and .NabiJco. Although the rewards can be p-eat -re- siduals can amount to thousands of doUars - acting in commercials, accordln1 to Mrs. Berliner, is a toug.b and oftentimes disappoint· ing business. Duti!lg the (U'Sl two years, she said, she drove l:eTandlmO lfonywood ror-jOb lnterviews- a bout 40 Umes. Most didn't work out. Because she works, they now go only two or three times a mool.h "IF WE UVED in Hollywood he probably would have done four times as much," she said. .. But J can't get into HolJywood as often as his agent calls." Leland was asked what he likes best about acting in commerctals. "When you get the money and get to spend it," he said. His mother explained that be &eta a "gift" as a reward. He also baa helped pay for a blke and • train set. While Leland earned about $5,000 in re- siduals from bis cblckeo commercial. (be alto posed for a poster>, only about $2,000 bas made it into a trust fund set up for bis college educa- tJOn. Most of the remainder bas eone for lb~ many expenses Involved lo aeeJd.ag roles in com merc:ia1s. Mrs. Berliner estimates they have driven to Ho!\ywood about roo tlm.es. Figuring gaaoUne, dinner for her and Leland and other expenses, that costs $20-$25 each trip. THE\' ALSO HAD to pay an lnlUal S320 to · join the Screen Actor's Guild, plus another S60 a year in dues. Professional portraila for bls re- sume coslabout$60. And, Mrs. Berllner noted. Leland needs nice clothes for bls interview.. He also must have three medical physicals a year. The physicals are required by state law. as are work permits The child also muat be a &ood student, Mrs. Berliner said. and be must aet permission from school to work. Once on the set, child actors are required to have four hours of school and one hour of play -even on one·day jobs. the be paid bo with number 11. that day's work actor may a ut LIBRA <Sept. 23-0ct. $250. The riches come from reslduls. 22>: Steer clear or direct COMMERCIALS. MRS. BEllLINER ex-confrontations. Examine plained, nm for 13 weeu, then they are "off for various angles, direc- 13 weeks and on again for an lndellnite period. lions and paths. Em· Leland'• cbickfm commei:etal fH ~tot. el~. phasis on compensaUon '-• •'-~-l ed in E ,;.-~~ · So ror work,"baSt~C'Cl>. ZJc~~-'-UCU P a.>' urope. tw11.. recreatlon. natlitlon and But. occaaiooally. even if the mmmea:tsJ general state of health. has been shot. ll may nevtr ~ the Ugbt of day. One-who 1s a .. depen· One of lbe commercials Leland was in was dent'' plans surprise. scrapped because tbe advertising people SCORPIO <Oct. 23- couldn't agree on an ad campaign. An entirely Nov. 21): Romance, new connnerdal finally was made. creative endeavors •. Is it fun actlng? significant changes, the "Yeah," saicf Lelind, .. Wtien you get me imprinli.ng of your own job." s tyle -these dominate. "He teems to enjoy it," said Mrs. Berliner. Aquarius, Taurus. Leo "And he likes playing with the other children. persons figure pro- But there is a lot of disappointment.•• ·m i n en t 1 y. You are When Leland wa.s up for a part as a vibrant, confident - Mouaeketeer on the New Mickey Mouse Club, member of opposite sex be was called in seven times by Disney Stu<l.ios. verifies it! "He had to learn a whole slcit and learn a lot SAGITl'ARIUS (Nov. of cute tb.inp," said Mrs. Berliner. "They nar-2 2 · D ec. 2 l ) : Be rowed it down to blm and another little boy," analytical. Get reasons who got the part. Leland was very disappointed, r o r a c t i on s . P u t sbe said. thoug hts, ideas on paper. NA~Y. SHOW BUSINESS has its CAPRICORN <Dec. high polnt.a too. Uke the Ume they flnt saw 22.Jan. 19): Relatives, Leland eating those chicken legs on television. cam ily get·togetbera They watched lt at a neighbor's house. featured. Be versatile. "Oh, they were really rolling on the floor." diplomatic -remember recalled Mrs. Berliner with a laugh. "He was special anniversary. really cute." AQUARIUS (Jan. And bow did Leland tee) seeing himset! on 20-Feb . 18 ): Protect TV? valuables. Refuse to be "Stupid," be said. "mark'' for fast-talking How about the kids at school? con artists. "Theytbougbtitwa.sprettygood,"besald. PISCES <Feb. J9- Leland's brother and sister, Geoff, 15, and March 20): Pieces fall Hallie, 17, have not pursued a career in com-into place -you galn re- merclals. But when the famlly lived in cognition and greater Hollywood years ago tbey had tbe1r fiiog on TV financial stature. as regular participants of '·Romper Room•' and the "Billy Barty Show.·• Mrs. Berliner noted that she doesn't want Leland's entire life, at th.la stage, to revolve around the ups and downs of sbow busi.nesa. "J don't want a Hollywood kid," sbe said. "l said we were going to take time out now and he was In Uttle Leal{Ue." As Leland lay on tbe floor drawing a pat· tem in the plush carpet pUe, Mrs. Berliner added, "It's Just something else for him to do. He'sa very energetic boy." scartBelng The~lbu Want to Ber Flashing: Pathological Need Ma•e 1978 your 111rn1ng p0<1111 • can Of come on t~y fOf a COll\Olt1Mnl1ry aNlyslS ind progtam dtstUSSIOl'I D E A R A N N satisfaction from her LANDERS: I read about far--out behavior. All she an unusual situation re· wanted was more atten· cenUy and wonder if you lion from men. would give me your opi· I have heard of male nion or "the problem." flashers and surely they The reason I am so in· are not seeking more at- terested is because my tention from women. daughter bas the same What does this sound symptoms. like to you, Ann? -A It seems a stripper CALIFORNIA MOM wbo worts in a rather DEAR MOM: The shabby club in Detroit female Oa&ber'a motlva· was interviewed about don ls DO& tbe tame aa a her choice of careers. It male's. Tbe experts &ell was learned that u a 111 Uaat male exblbl· teenaaer abe discovered Uoa1a&I are =Im· tbat wbfJn 1be Vt'Ore tit.ht poteat or extrem DD· sweat.era and bloUIM. or 1ue of tMlr mucllllal· dresHI sbowinl a lot of '1 • Not ODly ct. &l!e1 . P' cleavqe, 1he received a pleaaa.re oat ol f...,.._. Jot more attention from la• or .-.. women, the boys. bat tbe fact &ht taleY Wben the YOUDI ca• eUdt ... ,.,....J. woman turned 20. she a1111ree c.bem CJlat tbelr decided to take danctnc maleaeti Is ltt1J lDtact lessons and beeome a -tlaat "er art flot 10-go dancer. 1Jeater1, evea &ll'o•lh Her need for attention CJleJ may be unable -to increased and her ln· perform. Sick' Vel'J. blbltlont decreaaed, A wom1• naalter wltb the UM ot alcohol. betane. la tfda btaare Strtpplq did not Ntlafy mUMr fO/I' WdlJ tale ber compulaloa to H · ,..,. l&aced b)' &M C• hJbtt ber'lelf, 10 lhe fre. •o •aater. Siie ... a quenttr waturect out on paU1olo1tcal need for the 1froet wearlnt a male au...,_ ud wW ral.ncoat wtth atllolutely 10 to n1 e.tnme &o DOC.bins underneath. The •atllfJ U. Siie. too, ll alck. youna woman would Very. atud ln a doonfay, and D E A R A N N as a man ao})ro&ched LANDERS: 1 1uppoH she 1Huld .rna1b" -lhla l• a dumb question. 1lvtn1 blm a qulclt M)' mom alwa11 lauabs e1eful. 'Ibe .flnt reac· wben I aak her. But I tlon Of the men WM 1ur-Med an annw. prtM -tblD they wen. HH there ever boen •JlluMd. llut lallabicl. · an1 ~ " a top bunk TM 7om11 wam.u said bed fa1Un1 dow1l ud Abe received m 1aua.l equubtq the penoa lb the lower bunk? I have to share my room wilb my UWe sis· ter and she alwa11 gets her way. She doesn't want to •lees> on tbe bot- tom ao I have to. We can't separate tbe beds beca111e tbe room ls too •mall. rm afraid to go to sleep. Please answer this queatlon In the paper. My mom would kill me if she found out l wrote to you. <She doean•t Uke you -sorry.) I won 't 1leep unW I read your reply. -NIGHTMARES IN UNIONTOWN , PENN. OEAa NIGHT: I've ••Hr beard of a top Joi.In Robert rowe.s . PERSONAL DEVELOPMF~T & MODELING SCHOOl.S ORAMOE 3 Town(, Country (714) 547·8228 bu. k ,. .... , •• d 1·;-;i;-;;;;;1J 1quaald11c &be person below -bat Pm not say. Ing I& eoaldll1, or d.ldD't llappea. 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Placentta, Buena Pa~. cerr1to•1 Lu Vegu, Oan:t.n Orove, Wt'llttltr, Downey, long Buch, Rlalto, Palm Springe, Glendora, Tu1t1n, Anaheim. El Toro, lndlo. San O.ego, But'bank. El Cajon, El Monte, H1Clenda Height•, VlotOfVtU•, Fountain Valley and Santa Ana. • I ' CAREERS / LOCAL I NATION T •MolllOa JO.lh.sharing ~oncept Told By IOYCE L. KENNE{)Y Dear Joyce: I am lnteres&td la I.be Job lbarlai eoacept -two l.DdJvlduats boJdlnf oae taU·tt•e poslUoo. I need lnformaUon oa n.dlal a pan.er aad the ldAdB of buslnestes most likely &o be recep- tln to Ila.ls lde1. -C.S., Clayton. Mo. Job sparing -a way of upgrading permanent part-time employment -Is a fascinating ideit that's gaining ground. Salary and non-statutory fringe benefits are prorated by the proportion or hours worked. Who shares? Teachers, administrators. naturalists. 80cial ~ervice professionals, re- searchers. technicians, secretarial workers, un- i ve rs 1ty professors, city planners. animal wardens. librarians, counselors. and others._:-- ,.. Triple Swap ... I FmishOO BERLIN CAP) -Con· victed Soviet spy Robert Thompson wa& ex· c han ged today for American student Alan Van Norman. who was freed from a n East' German jail to complete a thre't·way interna· lion al swap of prisoners. Thompson, 43, arrived from New York earlier ait .. ,...... in the day to finish the Do..,...,..aded transaction that in· eluded Van Norman. 22. Nie w Vo r k G 0 v. or Windom. Minn .. and Hugh Carey says he Israeli pilot Miron had a hard time ex-Marcus, 24. He was re-leased last month by plaining his new Mozambique. ACCORDING TO BARNEY OLMSTEAD, co-~ t a n d i n g i n a A statement from the dire~tor or New Ways To Work. a nonprofit work popularity poll lo his U.S. Mission. where the resource center in the San Francisco Bay area, h · i government agencies and school districts are lead-c 1 dren. ··I us ually exchange was carried Monaly. M-v 1. 1078 DAILY Ptl.OT C:J ing the way in accep-ask them about their out behind closed doors. ( J tance by employers of grades." he said. said Thompson and East th f Ge rm an lawyer C4REERS e two-or-one ap-Wolfgang Vogel crossed Bi~lrity Boblrity Bunyans proach. -------~ About one-fourth 'of c th Ji to East Berlin. sharers recently sur-8 0 C 1..-.% Falb veyed work in the private sector, primarily in non- profit organizations. Most teams are employed by WASHINGTON <AP l s mall tnstitutions of less than 100 workers v• -A governm ent although one-third were found in establlshmen~ IeWS measure of future employing as many as 500 workers. economic trends The study further indicated that most sharers declined for the second like the arrangement. R d time in three months Sharer benefits focus on flexibility or time -eporte during March, the Com- oa rents who need hours for young children. merce Department re- workers who want continuing education, re-entry ported today. women ready f?r ~ part-time job, older workers SAN DIEGO <AP> _ . The index ~f leading who w1sh to retire tn steps, artists and craftspeo-Educated Catholics are indicators dipped 0.1 pie. college students. loyal to the church, de-( ) EMPLOYERS C!\N GAIN IN MANY ways,-vout end confident. but IN SHORT ranging from fresll.energy .. ~)lieher J!r .. tiy1· oflen differ from official ty, to b;lck,..up pers~nnel for emergencies and re-1=nut cu ~ olf:, attord· duced tardiness. ~ -.· Ing to a 6allup potl of A_growJng numbeJ: of work research centers, American Catholics. such as Job Sharers in. Arlington, Va., offer George -Gatlup Jr., workshops to teach people how to find or create P r e s i de n t o f t h e shared jobs; partner match-ups sometimes result. American Institute of Job sharing is still in the frontier stage. Public Opinion, reported Basically, you ftnd a partner and present findings of a national persuasive proposals to prospective employers. Be survey of 1.405 Catholics ready to spell out the advantages of hiring two of to the Catholic Press As- you ·and to overcome objections. sociation convention percent after rislng 0.5 percent in February:- The .Index declined 1.3 percent in January for the largest drop in three years. mainly because of severe winter weather. The fig ures showed the economy Is not In as bad shape as It was at the start or the winter . .. Working Less But En1oymg It Mor~: A Gr.a~ to Spl1thng or. Shanng Your Job" ts a new publication which descnbes e:rpenences by job sharers, tmth tips on how to get a shared job and find a partner, It's available /or $4.50 postpajd from New Ways To Work. 451 Kingsley Ave .. Palo Alto 943C3 Towns Fi,ght Missouri Map Revised KANSAS CJTY. Mo. <AP> -Old towns don't die or even fade away. Towns with such forgetta- ble. names as Frankenstein, pevils Elbow, Hayti Heights, Northwye. State Line and Wilderness have made a successful fight to get back on the m:.p The 1978 Missouri map or highways waterways and cities includes 56 towns lefl off pre: vious editions. THE BA1TLE BEGAN WHEN the Kansas Ci- ty Times noted that cities with only four residents were on the map, but towns with several hundred were left off. After a number of calls and letters from resi· dents or the unlisted communities, John Crews. as- sistant planning engineer or the State Highway Commission. drew guidelines for putting a town on the map. ALL INCORPORATED TOWNS are listed and uninc,.grporated towns with more than SO residents are included. He said that towns that don't meet the requ1re- ments will remain on the map if previously listed. , That insures a bit of in.k for Bado. Arab, Noser Mill and Vida. here. GALLUP SAID that In ,.;__ ... _ -II E._d the past, the more • ..-uuewv ,,_ educated Catholics left WASHINGTON CAP) the church when dis--The Cart er a d · agreement arose with ministration is prepar- its teachings. ing changes in energy "That is still true to regulations that could an extent for those with lower heat and power a high school education. prices for East Coast but those who have gone consumers by as much on to college are taking as $500 million a year al positions divergent from the expense of the rest oUl_cial churc h or the country, The teaching," Gallup said. Washington Post said in . BUT HE ADDED such people often are more constant churchgoers and they say religion Is important to them. Gallup said 69 percent or Catholics oppose church doctrine banning remarriage after djvorce. and 73 percent disagree with the pro· hibition on artificial means of birth control. Those fifures are higher for col ege educated Catholics, 74 percent and 83 percent, respec- tively. "We want to find out what causes people to become alienated from religion and churches," he said. today's editions. An .Energy Depart· ment s pok esma n declined to comment on the report. But Sen. J . Bennett Johnston. D- La .. said he had dis- cussed the proposals with Energy Seeretary James R. Schlesinger last week "and I strong· ly oppose them.·· Olllda& f'lr~d TIJUANA, Mexico I AP) -An investigation of corruption in the Baja CaUfomia.state peniten- tiary has resulted in the firing or three top Of· Ciclals. • Alejandro Rosas, at- torney general, launched the probe arter ~~~-.........., the killing of five prisoners in the last six months . He said narcotics gangs have fought to control drug tramc. Pilot Logbook Nighttime Nonsense .fob Suit B~lled WASHINGTON <AP > -The U.S. Supreme Court let stand today lower court decisions 8 •0 ---·a R VINSEL "You mean the 'cat lady''·" I awardin& $41,917 in back Y ~::~ .... .:.s·-pay and J'ob reinstate-... --· asked, relieved after recalling all C o n s e r v a t i v e B r i t I s h the stampedes 1 witnessed In old ment for a San Fran- Parliament member Robert AJciye Jobo Wayne western movies that left cisco'-based United has formally requested a study of the some hapless cowpoke just a grease Airlines stewardess. tearful toll that snoring spouses take SPQt on the ground. We do have 8 The justices refused to on his cou.htry's economy and its sub-neighbor who walks her cats late at review rulings by a Jects' health and happll"less. night. federal trial judge and The Honorable Mr. Aldye suggests the 9th U .S. Circuit that when tbe sun sets on the British "No!," she snapped churlishly. Court of Appe4ls that Emplre, one half of many of its "Cows. Cow-cows. The moo kind." Kathleen C. Inda Is en- couples lle awake, keeping a sWf up-" titled to the award per lip, some with ear plugs, sutler· THIS LED ME to start playing gib-because her forced res- lmf 1n their own silence. bertab Questions-and-Answers JU!t ignatton In 1968 was f Aldye could see how it works out or ~tty. to see wbat she sparked by tuegal sex around my house, be miabt then add ml•ht NY nen. discrimlnation. a rider to bl& "' "Wbatdotbecowswa11t?" lsraefU Lea~ memorandum to • 1Tbey're cbasl.nd -. " she ABAcc1EH Leb the government to 0 ~ • anon declared, namln"' a ladv poUtJclan <AP) I•r ell t 1r1vestJ1ate sleep-0 1 -o a roops Wkina. prominent ln the community at the pulled back from lhe Pertodically 1 Ume. · south Lebanon city or you see, my wire Well, the taJ* recorder was out of Abaseleb, three miles in· puncbesmeandor· tape -sWl ls -and she simply re-land from the port city ders me to Ue on fuses to believe she often launches in-of Tyre, on Sund._y and my elde and cease to such talk. were replaced by United my alleged anor· Nations forces. ing. Aa~1 by ~rae. l refuse to believe It was tbel r third her au~ationl ol my (elony ltlOl'lna. pullback, but Israeli , AND TBEN SBE CLIMBS back troops remain ln control over Barney the Pup -be bu the · MY WIFE ACl'VALL Y claims that ol the •l•·mUe security mJddle pillow -toddles away back after • sumptuous feast •hlle seated belt they aaid was their to Sleepytown and starts t.Wna. on 1>U&owa •t an Altmenlan restaurant obJeetive when they ln- olb ..... ..a .... So •6•-b """ once, t dozed off and my soortnc ded ........... __ Le ... ·- IU'l:'1uou. m~es 1 e even _.,. drowned out the belly dancer's tlnJc. va .uuu.~ V&UOl'l. ,. .. , obviously at a private Joke. lint, clattering fiqer cymb&U u she ,.,.,,,..,,. •• '1bll Sbo ls sound 81leep through all tht1 undulated before me at point.blank WASHINGTON <AP) and ewean t.hat lhe never dreama. ran••· -Primo Minister Takeo The Grandma of all her MldnlCht Fukuda of Japan bas Mooolo•ues ran thus~ TM1 1peclout reatonin1 proves she h duJed ..a •--n.. cattle are com~!" 11 maktn11t au up about my au-~ •c e 8 t.wo-vay trip •• vu to WUbincton that wtn ''What. · ."' 1 aaa . alrHdy 1no.rto1. include meetJnea with b'lli•aw.bwitblnsomlan. Doze ott and 1nore in front ot a p l d c •rrhecattle.Youknow,tbec1Ule thloJ Uedbell d t M ? · re• ent arter, and tbtCaUleLady!.. Ne~::. Y ancer e VSecretar)' ol Stat. Cyru.1 ...,__.. ____________ ..-. ____ ..., .. an~ and members 61 -.-.~~-.w-:~.-.~~ C.on1reu. • ... UC I students Steve Skaron and Lu An· derson can't quite keep their heads abo\'e water in apple bobbing contest. held as part of annual Pau-1 {lunyon Day fest1v1lll's sponsored by Antrap as break from final quarter studies. Skaron got 23 apples in single mmute in this race. and went on to become: champion bobbt'r with e1 hushel-bob of 29 apples. He \\'CJS reported drenched but smiling. Life Termer Found Guilty In OC Killing A Michigan man who was serving two life sentences for murders committed in that state when he was linked to an Orange County kilting was found guilty after a two-day non-jury trial in Superior Court. Judge Kenneth Lae reached that verdict after presiding over the trial of Gregory John Teron Jr.. 25, who was brought here from Michigan on charges stem· ming from the 1975 killlng or George S. Reed. 58, of Anaheim. Judge Lae additionally ruled that "special circumstances" apply to the murder of Reed who was bludgeoned to death in an Anaheim motel room in October, 1975. His decision means that Teron now faces possible Imposition of the death penalty. He Is the first Orange County prisoner to fall into that category since the. death penalty was reintroduced into CaWornia last year. A hearing at which Judge Lae sa1d be is prepared to listen to testimony that might allow him to mitigate the possible death sentence has been scheduled for today tnhlscourtroom. Terorfs first arrest occurred ln Florida where be was booked by FD! agents tor the killing or his landlady in St. Joseph, Mich. He was tried and convicted in that state but before be could be sentenced he aUacked and kiJled a ceUmate in the sta~ PriSOJl. He. was additionally round gwtny o( tbat murder and sen· tenced. Teron, apparently undeterred by the feet that be !aced the death penalty Cor the Anaheim murder, lnslated on defending htmaeU ln the trial before Judge Lae. Heavy aocurlty measures were enforced by otflcers who recalled that Teroa escaped from north Orange County Municipal Court whUe awa1Un1 arr•l•nrnenttbere JaalJan. 9. He wu captured tn Brea ,. boura later-alter Pol ce were alerted to bit PreMnct by five youqc 11*1 who aaw Ttron, stUI banckulfod. at.rolllna throuatt a tfffdentlaJ area. Perjury Trial Norton Wins Bid For Anot~r Judge F qrmer state Senate can- didate Loran Norton asked for. and got. another Orange County Sueerior Court judge to preside over his trial oo charges of per· jury andsolicitingperjury. It was the sixth time that Norton. 49, of Santa Ana. has ob- Jected to the Judge assigned to his trial And il was the sixth lime that his motion has bet>n successful. The latest jurist to take on the bulky Norton file that was first opened a year ago is Judge Walter Charamza. He ordered Norton lo face trial 1n his Hearing S~t On Reservoir For Clemente A public hearing Is planned in San Clemente Wednesday on a draft environmental impact re- port for a proposed Tri·Cities Municipal Water District re- senoir to be located at the in· tersecUon of Avenida San Pablo and CaUe Cuervo. The bearing is scheduled to begin at 2 p.m. at San Clemente city hall. 100 Ave. Presidio. Coptes of the draft report are available from the Tri-Cities of- fice, 1450 N. El Camino Real. or from the library, 233 Ave Granada. ·The proposed underground re- servoir would have a capacity oC six, eight or 10 million galk>M. The draft report ls based on a 10-mUllon 1allon capacity. The Trt·Cltlea district supplies Colorado River and Northern California water to San Clemente, Capistrano Beach and Dina Potnt. T~n Found Dead BAKERSf!'IELD <AP) - hmle L)'nn Walker. 11, ot 81kenOe.ld was found tubbed to death In ah almoftd orchard 10 mUes north of hen. the Kem County coroner's omce reported Sunday courtroom M<.1y 22 <.1nll scheduled a oretnal hearing ror May 4 Judee Charamza normally presides over civil trials but Judge H. Warren Knight picked him Friday over the 13 judge5 assigned to criminal action in a bid lo name a Judge acceptable to both sides and fi:el the long de ferred Norton trial under way Norton is accused of lying l<1 the grand Jury about a $5.000 loan he allegedly received from Irvine loan broker Gene Conrad during hts 1976 campaign for thl' state senate. Norton is specifically accused of violating the state's campaign finance laws. The charges con tained in an indktment were dis· missed in earlier Superior Court action and then reinstated when the district attorney refiled in munlcipaJ court. The prosecution claims that Norton (iled a campaign finance report whJch Indicated that he personally loaned his camp8lgn $6,600 without mentioning the SS.000 allegedly received from Conrad. State Grants Need Status ' To~ Fairview Fairview Star<.> Hos pital rn Costa Mesa has been granted .. certificate ct nt-ed by the Department of Health. permtt ting tt to tlos~ 46 acute ps)'chlatric care beds and 84 skilled nursing car~ beds. ln addition. 23'. licensed skllled nursing ca,. ffeds will be reclassified to Intermediate care beds. Fairv\ew has soufht the chan1e in order to reduce the r)Umber of sktlted nurse~ needed. A short.ue ot required personnel was one of tl\e reasons Fairview and sevet1I other state hospitals lost lhttU' federal MediCal certific:ftton laat SUD'I· mer. Orrt~lals Gt Falrv1tw have said lh~y ~~~ to r~1a1n ~rtltlc.otlon by Juno. . Toro New:~stand Flayed El Toru Minilter Decrie1 Sex Tabloid. An Bl Toro BaDUat mlnJat.tt hU \'owed to mu• a ptu to e-ou.nty eupervtson• Chalnnan Tbo:mu Rllef.. lo an attempt to outlaw eexu.auy oriented \ablcld o~ at a itaDd near \be c-omm: po1t omce. · The • whlcb alao carry re1utar ••ekly and dally ne•1J>apen, are located in clOH proximlb' to three area schools. "I bate to '" youna kids iet· tlng that stuff," Rev. William Tolbert ol the El Toro Bapllat Cllurcb said. "When they first started thole racks, thete were only two of those newspapers there. "Then, all of a sudden it seemed everybody jumped on the bandwagon. The minister claimed he has Otiserved several elementary acbool-age children gathered around the racks purchasing the sexually oriented publlcaUons. "I've tried to do somet.Nng about t.his before but. the pro· blem hu beetl tMt we're in un· lncorporat•d <county) ter· rttory," Tolbert 1ald. ''Any re· 1ula2rl that the 1upervbors wou to keep the stuff otf the would have to applY count wtdo." ToJ~ haa found an aJJy lo Ollvewood School Principal Joan Swart1bau8h. "I am prinetpaJ of a school and I care very much about the klda," she aald Friday. "'Ibey <acbool children> were purchas· lnl them <the sexy papers> and brlngln~ them over to our play· ground.' She also outllofld trips she has made to the pc»t office and ob· served children rrom her school looking lnllde the racks. "There were some ot the children look.tog at them and lauablog." Mra. Swartzbaugh sald. Following an article in a local newspaper, the racks were spray-paloted late last week. But the paint bas been cleaned ort and the newspa,pera are via· ually accessible aaaln. "I don't llke that way or handl· Ina the probleru," she wd. "I'm aure there are lesal at.pa we can take to protect tbe cbUdten. '' Mn. Swarubau«b beUeves the newapapen have become a pro- blem In part because so many chUdren have woJ'klnC mothers. •'There are plenty of op· p0rtunlUes today for chlldttn to be left alone and unaupervlled,'' she asserted. The school prlnclp'!S:.~"' to join Tolbert in orca op- posltlon to the ne~s.srper rack& con(alning tile sex y oriented material. "I don't want to come on like a censor, I realize people have a right to read what they want," sbe said. "But those newspapers could be purchased over the counter in a store where their circulation could be better con· trolled." PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE • ..,._ LOCAL PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE PVllUC HOTIC£ ... for ttw K..,nltllll .,., '°"' uru<tlofl ot ~ fw IN pro4v<tl0ft. trM""lssloll. ~ ... Md tlll*'lllullon Of ••t•r ,., lrrlt•tlo11, dOmHllC, IM!vstr1al encl ~i..i ..,,...... flw Illa ...... 9"41 ......... ti wltllkl tM •• ,.,.., bowlloetl.-ol .... ..,._It dhtrkt. _.,_K.,... ...... _. 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G-u• 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• NEWPORT S•t II ., Cottage Hidden away in ex· elusive De Ami Park, tbia 2 BR. home i.a just perfect for the couple who wants to get away from tbe crowd. Very al· fordable •l s:n ,500. WESTCUFF This 1a prob~bl7 the perfect _bome for your lainlly 1ritb 4 BR ft den. a labulous master BR & apaerous country kitchen. What more do you need? $1.8S,OOO. MISA VEIDE Attractive 4 bdrm., 2 ba. home in immac. condition. $99.000 \ UDO 15&.I Newly remodeled 3 bdrm., family, 2~ baths; l ·story home with attractive So. patio. $243,000 IAYROMT Several fine bayfront homes with pier & slips IACI IAY Fine 4 bdrm., 2'h bath family home on quiet cul de sac. Oversized pool, playhouse, extra storage. $189,500 BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 1 1: fl, ,1 .• ,/, [I •. •, " t.!'> 1:>1 61 HdlOll VIEW-$239,000 Enjoy the "sil·down" ocean view from the spacious living rm of this reaUy sharp View home. Inviting entry with beautiful atrium, huge family fm <po(>l table space1. 4 bedrmS"'& uR. - -~ - WESUY M. TA YLOI CO .. UAL TOIS 21 lJ S. J°""'9 Hiii ioad MEW..a.T cana, M.1. 644-49 I 0 f9••o Ill I 002 Ge•ral I 002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Ge•rel I OOJ G1Mr.. I 002 Ge•r.. I 002 G....... I 002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ' 2 STOllU, TIUI VALUE 2 s tory, 4 bdrm. Mesa Verde Bue cola Home with large family room (including fireplace and wetbar), 2'h baths, patio overhang, 3 car garage and nice landscaping. New listing in a nice neighbo'rhood. Just $145,000. That's not a stor\ but a value. U ~ 100 I: fi()"ll:S REALrORS". 546·5990 1525 Mesa Verde Orrve, East, Costa Me5a also in Corona del Mar. at fi7 5 ·6000 G-1111 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ' $ I 0,000 REDUCTION!! of Corona dal Mar's largest lexes; 3 bdrms., 2 baths. dry room & enclosed gar(lge fot each of two identical .uhiU;. $1~.500 759-0811 .ir...o NfW'Olll Cf NH H l)HIVF ---------~-- G1•ral 1ooi••••• --1002 ............................................... ~LOATS & WALLACE · Cl::JJ f:C:AL ESTATE . INC. Lingo RulEsun OCIANVllW-STEPS TO SAND 9"fftr cwtnlc:H-. Two IM*aa"' w ...... ............................. .,. • ..... llb.Hwc.,....._. Al MW IMJllMa .. ,._ft +llel I• •· PrHclt doors opHlu•t to ndoHCI dick. s..,. ,,_ row._ .. 1M .cit. s21s.ooo. JACUZZI TIME! OLD CORONA Da MAI Tltla wall •lll•lll11d two ._.DD•..._ + ........ l• .... sold .., .......... OWMI'. ,,.. of oWMf'IWp all UR Ill Cw ... ttt Sl74,IOO. OCEANFRONT VILLA A l••d••rk I• Lag•H IHclt. Tltl1 .,.ctCICAIUlw ft•e•IM*OOM ltOIUle ab11•d1 fa .,._,...... ctec.-uc1 ,... •• ,. n11 spadw ttne atory •Illa Mh • •• title "9004 for grodom IM11CJ. StZS,000 LAC.UNA IEACH CHAIMEI Two M*o-. I baHt, waUl to beech. Me1lc• ftreploct. Oals floon. feK..t yard. Perfect ltPtH for wtht, writer, ....... ~. wHb.dtn _. 9lfOM ~ ~ Let•··~·-ou.ty. Sll0.000. 644-7020 2123 SAM JOA9\llN HILLS ROAD NEWPORT llACH ' I f HUGILOT Only $75,500 buys this IV· ly 3 bdrm, rmly rm home. 2 frplcs, frml din rm + s hows like a $56,000/$2'4,SOO A LOrAllY 0\\HD COMPANY ~lHvl NG fll( sou:H CL.'t,: :\RI;'\ ".INC• !% : rRICE SLAS .. D l~ MOW $92,500. The •~says make off er on this dream home today. Turn your <ireams into reality. Ask about loan assumption on this 3Bdrm home that is convenieli. to everything. Cal 641-6161. I . -qo;- ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••! r 1---------1 model. Plenty or room to grow. 759·1501 REALTOR or Realtor Aaaoclate. . Have need for 1 good 8C· tive salespenlOCl. loyMcc.rcle lllOMaw,....llYd C.-MIM 141-7729 lllDlOOM IUCHHOME Ruee tiring room, cou.n· ---------1 try kitebeo. $20,000 U • 1---------1 aumable loan. $!57.00llo. MEWUSTIM&! Payment, No new loan costa. Covered patio, DOWN Winding roadway to soaring 2 story ~etr~at! Private grounds protect secluded entry to lavish living room. Gourmet kitchen overlooks sun· shine courtyard! Wlnd· ing stairway leads to sweeping master bdrm p~lus child 's retreat! Hurry! Seller is anxioOs. MT-«>10 ~rt 1t19 •11~ION101<1 ••llCI • ~THE REAL ', ESTATE RS ---~ Serving Cos ta IVe s Cl -irvin;~ Hun t1ngtor1 8 P;icl1 N »w pnrt B i:-ic ti G1•r.. IOOZ ._,.. 11002 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• COUMTIY CLUI P&llN. POINT. REDUCTION Owner caUed from Oregoo & said to reduce the "turkey" $15,000! This 3 bdrm . + c onvert. den i s professionally decorated. Prime Penin. Point location. 75% Financing avail. from prime lender! You might call on this one! JEFF BRIERY, REALTOR 2602 ... .,... ll•d.. .... ,.... ..... 675-9111 24 HOUR SllYICE Waterfront. beautifutly decorated BAJ;.BOA COVES 2-story home. ENTERTAIN royally from the buae recrdtioo rm.. wet bar, fabulous view" boa~ slip, t.oo!'Oo· bWlt·ln BBQ. Beautiful -========-VIEW HOME Y••ta•• Villa ~ ty sm,ooo ! . .... .., ..... l..eton •675-7060• COUMl'aY UVlMa 3 BR., 2 BA. aeller very aoxioua .tc wants aa otter. on Uda ranch style house m the country. No down VA. low down FHA. Of. fered at $S6,000. 540-3666 fllfl'lelc-.11 P.EAL ES TATE waterfall Great home for enterta.lning. Priced at SS.950. Hu.rry-<::aU 96U'161 OffN IN 9 •11S11.JH 101( NICE• lliill NEWPORT HEIGHTS IMVISTMIMT Older N~ Heights home w /unlimited poten- Ual. Huie corner lot. 6,375 aq ll · lovely pounds abuDdant w /all types ~ fruit trees. C.JJ today.eta-mt ~ Walker t; lee Btfl people are needed to 2 DA-1 ~ ba•" 1002 :Ji'Y the btfi life in this uu.uo, -swper vacant 3 bdrm, r-•u &harp condo near stop- IUV ping and Khools. Cbdce .............................................. rm home w /towering Huntiqloo Beach Iota-JUSTUST8)1! cl1.bedral ceiling, ms1r tioD. Vacant-immed~te 141ite, wet bar, 2 patios • .........._ney Submit "'"r MEWPOtn'tfTS. Spanish We roof. On 8tb -~---· • ...,. Triplex. two 2 bdrm. un- bole Sant.a Ana Country =:eo Only S68,000. ClU its + penthouse with 1· SPAllC.UMG Oub. ~9491 bdrm. Large awimmiog POOL & SPA pool It 8 car parking. Priced at Sl.89 500 • In· ONE LOOK-and you eludlngland! ' . are going to appncilte Real Eat.ate ~~~~~~~~~....,. -"'~" 2253 E 4bdrms Ir extra large --------i: v............ ,_. ves family room wtth brick LUXUIY IUILD frplc. Stairs lead to TOWMHOME privatemaateuuiteand Beautiful tl'i·level DRIAMHOUSI 2.Dc1 trple. Features to 1 l ~.a.• .,TO -~~CH aumeroua to mention townhome. Lower eve n.u.a 9CA -prestigious area. bu sunken llvlng room 'lbisvaeatllDdiareldy Won't lull Call 1163-7&8l with bath. Second level for 10U-Bui.Id you.r way 0PrNr1t9 .,,SF1JNro81 N1ct• bu muter suite and oatwo25' by 117' lots in DISMtMID associated "' , ,. r P , fJ f l .. 1 'U fl S . "" r r , , • ., • 1WOSTOIY GIANT $85,000 Huge 5 bdrm Including separate children's_ wi ng. 20 Ft. h i &h cathedral celJings enhance spacious Jiving room Including AN · TIQUE OAK PANELING and massive rock fireplace. Truly an entertainers puadjae. VA terma of· fered. Tate advantage. Exclaive agenta. Call 541).98;!2 I ·! I fam. rm. Thi.rd level bu lfmtinalon Beach. Call Realbtate ~ -.lljl11t ~== :~r~~QMm-Tb~=:Eup· liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil MAM>Ot• IY OUT etc, etc. Perfed. for the du, Buccola Home! ~~~!!~!ii IASTSMRXIR C»ST.$7~~::'"· HB.P! ~~1vc:n~ d 9UAIL witb big u;~:pr~ HU&E LOT • Oner baa _i.:ted In • esecutive. etc eau lbia PLACE Lar&e¥ister Bedroom, ...... 6 reap SSSI Rwl Priced SlOOO's below _... number for ddaus Call hillllJ upgraded with down mess meaaa big aarbtl Sellerdespera\e out, lnatalled NEW ~2313 . -I0,.11a11P~J privatt entrance to IUIDOI Great area la to aeU tbla ramblln1 carpeting lbnH>ut ANVD oPfN•a9•t1\11JN10111Ni<J• 1---------l 1arde~re1. Slump BACK prtoed to aeU fut. Tree 3Bdrm., and fam. rm. n!duced to '9,950! ! a· [ I e=1.ifa~1 := =-~~ ~Ari=~vt -••Mt ~~W:O Er~~~~ more! Better b11n7. Call ~LI Don't pass submit your offer! 1-~~~~~~~!!.J North Tue tin area, BeaU~-S°\e.ooo . Call BAY 664103 up .thia opfpforttuodni•t!i 531·~opeall.t~.· ,..&. HAMDYMAM'S ~~~.~g ~~9•t 'VN'081Nt<t• VIEW! 4 Bedrooms. 2 lbke a.a o er , . - ' rw11 "' D~ on ... •ere w-.. ..,.., of bath • family room ! FO~EST E OLSON HUl'TY I Call 847-t!OlO bWI. Space ror RV, 3 ear b u1r Ol'fN r1111." HVN 10&1 NICE• Gar11e fully insulated. ., .... -. 1 year old. Call Back Bay and East I ffi:'f'~~ THE REAL' ~ESTATERS _ ALMOSTMIW Built in work bench. ---View! W /OCIAM'VllW Laree lot wttb RV ac· ~ l.S:~~!! --~~I RED CARPET 754-1202 Sll9,tOO ceaa. N~ painted, 3 BR 6 1 BR duplex. ="~:~1!::e:;; · ~ ;_ HERITAGE ••~ .... cs'· SJXUNITS Bltm, earpetint, drapes Meaa North. Truly • In .mt raU1 locatklft in lc.Utbatatuff. Glut B~ for $76,000.1-------~ . . REALTORS IYOWMIR !]~~.~;; ·N. Coat• Meaa. Btfl JACOISIEALn 6*mJ ..... --.... -~ IQoutwt&bl•-epoolu Ol'tNIH9 •11ifUl'fl081NtCI• LOOlll•fOIA lot lo Npt Hts area. added -• 675-6670 j f1D1 ..,.nm =J:~:l :~~ 21::·--.-.-.--MIW---~--Mllt~I ~!!!!_toe~.n ~ 1~ to aeU at Sl9T,SOO. Three bedroom, two ~ , -~·-!••!~ ,_....,_ °"' ...... ,n, UllC ___ bath. lnvutor 1e1Uu1 __ ._lat~ EVERY -·-below martet value •t MO DOWN VA d':oon, ;:'ll'Cleou.ere SMAl I MOTa . Beal btate ~-CALL m.31Jl. e.t prtce a bedroom, 2 at M-Nel or Ulllted r -~-11oetl"OOll» .SELECT blt.b In town. Paymenta Broacewrt 9"-7414. P1.s. -~ tba~ou can afford. N 0 Ire• t . Y reUl~Ooo -.. -·.-· .. -•• -EJ-1 PROPERTIES .,,, .CALL-.-0. RBDUCED!I 18ft'SOM&MOWM -.,.. , 1------.SELECT Ga•u• IOOJ llAl.1'0IS 133-9711 IACIC IAY S4G.~OO 1 ... 1.. PROPERTIES ••••••••••••••-•• ..... CUSTONIASTSIOI a.per ~eat.reel, 2Bdrm, l44 ... tb, •-1-:-~-.-~-----·-'~8r1_d~·· tam rm, atory eod unit, custom! •uc• ~J"lllf Jdnt<.'ODCL, carpeta and drapea. Huce JOOQlq.ft. c..tam many tr•••· bit yd, Qreat starter home. WIU home on R2 Jot. IArl• 1141,000. Ownr/a1t • ..U59Crdown. lam. rm. a.ta w« bu" -.-or,,._ ~ frplC!. Triple !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I detached sar. Won't a.tl0.Utoe1a1 ... T11l CWH 1119<'11 SkJN ION NICI• OCIAMYllW ~vitwoltbe blm ped8e oe.an ftom thlll ~ue home. Wetcb tbe beautlNJ •'1D aot --------1 ftom your prlvat. let'· DOYOU race. Prlc.d for quick ~:·?,1 THE Rf.Al. .J, CSlAll:RS ,L - C Nie at •.IOO· Bl ftnt to OJ'PDASERVl E? call tor a preview. Let tbe publlc lmow with 8IMTS1 e td ID the Dail1 ftlot MN1it9•1•,,ll"'t0•,.,,. illagP, Real Est11te . -~~ ~ ·""·····,·, .MINI RANCH near Newport'• &act Bayt No Quallf7l.11•t Owner will C8"7 htl oau BJCDCA1l.PET711-JJll2 s..vlee Dindory. ll call JOU• little .. SUS per day. for men hl tonmUoa ud comp&M .... ealleQ-"'71. ~3J Tiff R£Al ~ ESTAHRS ,.,... 10'I( old •r tor HW IOCJdlH witb a OiJJ ta-5171 aMalned act. eosmi w .. ~ r IASTILUPf YllW Spacious 3 bedroom LuaJc ~la.o c. with ocean view and wUclue larie lot. Add your own decorator toucb and make a super home tor your family. $174,500. l • H '· ~ es . pa 4 IS. ry up )I ' I 11e u. tv. p. a 0 I.al It 40 • to .2 ~le • •· fl' ells . Ph or - lrm. ard. 1ob, roly call I - r l • I I t ' ~.~.~ ........ ~.~.~ ....... t~-~~ ........ ~:.~.~ ....... ~:.~~ ........ ~-~-~....... Monday, May 1, 1978 ~LY PILOT CZ ~~· •• •••• I Ml c.-..... IOH c.-..... IOJ4 c ........... MeM •••••••••••• 1.0.z.•. '.: ••• •.• ••• v • ...,, •••••• -.1.0.3.4. ~--·····-·!!!~ ~-~~-····· ~.~.~ ....... r.~=;:.':':.~ .....•.. ••••••••••••••••• ....................... ••••••••••••••••••••••• • • • • • . ~....... 1052 ............. 1052 co~T-..... coLLEGE PARK. Bv .... ANTMAMSIOM 111n1rmne1 WITH .,.,... 10"' -··-················· ••••••••••••••••••••••• .,...,. vn OWNE.R, 3 Bdrm. 2 batb 5 Bdrm, 3 bath fHt~ IUlll~ •••••••••••••••••••••••1----------------- FOUlft.ll ~COAT den No quallfYIJll. As· unique spiral atalttase rlM'flnM' JIM pride ol OWDt"l'lhlP au me VA of $42,000. and floor to ceiling mir· n•UNI RI •• Q.aJYerd&le 3 Br. profess • AU willa wllb REAL c.ooa.ldtr 2nd T 0. Tot.al rors.fantaat.lcfioorplan. Popular Broadmoor deecrated, adj to park. r/dryttr boonpe, ,, 1 Ol'Aln OWNt 0 price 94.IOO Uus week Truly eleaant home ln Pt.an 4 cm approx. three pool. tennia. Priced to Sballe roo r Thl')at only 751.-:tS P r e 8 t i 0 1 0 u 1 tentha of an acre. aell fut. Act 551·4'82 b••room . two bitb IHf SOUl H COASI ·n~borboocs9Rect d Profeaalonally eves owaer1 wm. of cou~'°'" ASSUM41LILOAH oei.,. · ~e landacpaped. Auto --OWN--B--BR--b- WW e>.dwl&e! 1188,000 MES4 DB. MAR Huee (2000 aq.ft. Home> 95000.calltoaeeoow. sprinklers. Many up· BY E • 3 • 2 a. Omnermotivated Call Pool hom~. 4 larg~ bt!dtooma. lovely ram1ly W/a.mtom family rm. 2 lf.f116@,1;i;mmmm 1tadel. Owner andoul. Frptc. xlot loc. below Lingo RiAEmTt 711-1920. home. Super location. close lo schools. fplc 's and overalaed Mf:447tltfrf5'4!Hfa $L3UOO. mrlttat•.900. 5SU870 piarks. tennis ~°"'rts and shOPPID& center Sid. Only $569 mo. Woodbrid&e Oondo Park LAJlGE FAMIL y HOME '-'UAIL First ume on ~ market -sharp & clean er may 1.saume ex· bo 3br 2b T Priced to sell r,st. S89.900. '\. st na VA 8.,..3 loan.. IW ... •IHdt 1040 I ar.'::i Air· ~ u!d , ...... ...,. ...... ..._ 91u"'lll ..... edid 'PLACE S79.900fullprice. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ ._.. ....:.000 • .. ~._; e cloH to ....... ..t .a.1,.ln• &...., W -co,-Tl l:JO P.M. t ~aN 546·4141 754-7100 8"S Resale Spec:lallats. .....~. -· · _._ . wlttl llCllahd == a.. • -'It .-ew of -3.4 or S bdrm mode la .,. -TillD Ser~1ng Cost avail •. some w/pools. JAL£ MOJIL tll• ltlll1. IH• ftllly .. 1.talHd fe•r or ~1ftn l d Th H B 96M602 bed . bedroOM. 2 Wt detkJM. • .St9,500. --. " ogs is untanglon eac n....-1-... onPropertles 4 room executive 495-1720 one Is clean, clean. .--......... home. Priced toaell rast. clean. OnJ.y $57,950! FOR HACH HOUSE 1AMCH llALTY AaklnioolY $103,900. DANA SOUTH information call 9e3-7881 4 Br. 3 Ba, 1 .. e sundeck, 1 H l·ZOOO POINT LAG UNA LAO UNA BEACH (97.3331 O"fNl1,l,l•ll~'l •.t.'t•l<I"''' G ,.~ ....... ~-1024 .. 4938812 4""'."'"'l Me ·a\ I 002 _. --ftAMSfBaB> yr new io rapldlly de· · --[-·~~j1~1 ·:::t·:;la~;.;.M·~es··a·.··.··y·r·. ······~Sl-;:.~isD:······ ::i.:!1~~~~:·2~ sm~~~ :f:c:Otbr~~: •VA Sl75K• I ~ 1044 .._,........., 1052 . --·=··-·~~· .,.... """' Ba. Xlnt location. S36-l11.8 I woc1t with Orange Co. •• .. •••••••••••--••••••• ••-••••••••••••••••••• -old: redeveloping area. Quiet tree lined street. 112.000. Call ~-5200. 2Br twnbse. l 'At mi to bch, Vela only. Hom ea to TURTLI IOCX --·--... •C•H•l•U-Y•, -111 Spacious 2 BR. 2 Ba. un· Formal Hv . rm with 1 1 1 nAti 1175,000. For info call: YIS! YISI YIS! -· • ' its w/frplcs. $178,000. green house window. PETE BARRETT poo • &rp 'wg:r·sa2"" ~· Vet,\JL. SU-0800 laOADMOOI Luxurious foothill patio Carlahlld-~y-Tbe Se;! M a k e 0 ff e r 8 k r . Huge separate family A ~~ 0 q ke · e ;. · OOme-uPrraded~arth uwherelhia4 BR2BA 552-0U4/836-7624 room hosts crackling -RE LTV-'7S4-l239/893-2'1S4 ' UMVmSITYNI IAMCHllA.LTY 48R.duungarea&fan1i· tooe&-Pricedtogo.Call home is located Jog, nui used brick fireplace. 3 642·5200 · 551 •ooo ly room. Completely up. now!! IM-7521 FOREST or blke down lo tbE ..._,.it Mk 1007 king sized bdrms, pool -----''-""-~~---•·--------1 Viii. I . modified ., graded. lmmoc. cond. E. OLSON INC beach. Relax in your••••••••••••••••••••••• sized lot too! Act now! DA.• $19 950 , Fcrdbamtwnhse.1900aq WOODBRIDGE Cove r e d red wood REALTORS very own shlmmerin~ 3 BR, 2 ba .. 'Al blk. lo bay, 64S-TI11 DI•· LA cu'esTA ft end unit. 4 br. 2~ ba. New 2 story 4 BR 3 Ba atnum. Mal.abu liahl.s. " poof, heated. w/cabana Now$119500' OPf/11119• •HU ... IOM ... I y a·ki • Opeo Hou.e, Sat/Sun. 3'00 ft den. f le lge much more. Really '62,900. view condo, 2 br, .. tropical lights ~or Marshall'Rlty 675-4600 [VC 11~1!11 ti our I ftl That's QOt a miaprint. 3 4332 Senlaa Way. By back~· Musta~u· Pvt sharpal$1.32,000. 2~ba.alr, (rplc. Prinort· Hawah errecl Qu1et ci j Dellfblful pool home Bdrm, 2 Ba Monterey Owner. $105.000. 551..oeot P\Y 2J.3.47S....0 · VAU.EY il"OO b'.Owner.144-~ street & yard large for r.-a.Poillt . J h j with greenhouse! 3 plao with family room. or~wrtdys. · -S8IHR'Y :':.J~~~.~luced ~~y2r~~d~dE5 =:.s·ff~~l(.~m:i :Sc!~~i~':~ •••••••'illllllli~~d:O-~l~:; \~ afrtOO WALLACE & CO. Oce~ Blvd.: s185,000: llG HOUSE patios. $94,900. BKR. sell this weekend! WOODBRIDGE CONDO every window 2 br + Lrg. liv·rm, brictfrplc. 3 ••••·roas /Own 3 ...,..,.. U'm.INICE s.o-1120. 8yownerBtfl2storyeod den. upgrad~d hrdwd Br. expandable,.2 ba, R--. Nil er.61 . ...,..u For this nearly new .RED CARPET" unit, 2Br, 112/Ba, cov· noon c1t carpeting. A/C, IHch • 1041 laundry r~. ram-rm, •-•7•t•4-•1•29-·•S•t•6•6-·Triplex, 3·2·1 BR ; nr. Greenbrook beauty nr TAAftl!l I ered patio. Includes w a 11 e overing s ..... ••••••••••••••••• patio, tile ltit.cben. Lot 71 --------1 elemschooJ. $235.000 So. Coast Plaza. Approx .~... 645-3474 lakes. pools parks ( e a rt b t o n e s > • SWllPIHG Vt!W by 169' Prof lndscpd. Marshall Rily 675-4600 2000 sq ft or living space ~~~~~~~~ schla. $67.900-0r offer landscaped •. lo ma int.. Beautlful count.I!)' setlinl ~~w. 1972· Call evs, SPLIT LEVEL IACHELOR PAD in this 4 bdrm home ,._I t. CalfOll ... $67,900/0f{er. 551-4390 used brll patios, $135,000. with expansive view o( _,._owner. _ IEAUTY!I ~ddedf-"t~treesWI rlmbri. vYeoulnr PR.IMILOC'"'TIOH bUPLEXES ByOwnel'.m-6327 lbe ocean; very quiet & MltU.Vlefo 1061 k . 2 BR nr bay. Small but .. -~ .... "' ,, ... -•R••·n pn'vate. Load.a or fiX·UP ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wal to nc•w grumm.ir great potential for novel proC. landscped rear yrd. Mesa Verde Cul-de·sac 116.000. to$165.000. SW8 ,ATIO ~R--. pcXentlaJ yel extremely BR 2 BA Condo. air school. tennis courts 01 decoral.ion . Secret Wall{loshopping,parks, street,3Br,2Ba.ramrm, sconREALTY HOME! !:.°...2~N· 3 BR .. 2. ba comfortable as is. 2 cood .• crpls, drapes. freat 1recreal1onaJ bidesway.$110,000.4 bus.Callnowtolnspect wallt4bUcstogradeiiHJ. 53L 7533 Sbowslikeamodel ·pn>-UUUl'IO· o assoc1auon. Bdrm. plus tarae den. pool. sgl story. $66,750 aaoon rom Uus 4 BR --64S--9491. $82 500 v-f-·'-al'u l--""--ped 3 near all schools. only *'"',oc.t>A. 71 ........ cN>r Bahom«:1nCarl..sbad·BY r-=--•"'"•Pl••P. .. _ REESEREALTORS ~~~~~~~~~I ......,_, AJ ~ • '73.000. •""4""" .. , __ Tbe-Sea. Pnced to sell a f~l't'f!ll•rn1~UHI -big bdrms, frml din, Cm· ().Y.() ----------S87.750fortbe . -·-··l::!_!!___ 751-1473 ly rm w/frplc . Just re· 5Sl·SOOO Larp28drm.,2 bathon· 3 bdrm Cordova, prof l'A.lflLY-WlTM a.ea __ l_F.a_ta_le __ ~ OPEi" Ullll~F. ~ 2 Ba, 1.f.. u_IL! ducedto-5.SOO. 759-1.501 Home & land. 4~ owner: ly .., block to Main landscaped. upgrades GOODTASTE fpk. new cpts tbruout. 1 41'1 ·-$107.000 this week only. Beach. Bngbt &t clean Must sell. We wil~al WAU.ACE&CO. c.,1•-•adt 101• U.Cllk:Ull~ BBQ pit. zoning ror FIJI 9r•l'ff . Wu $114,500. Accept 30 •• 500. 1..;~,___u __ _..__=--_ UALTO.S ............... n .. ._., ..... ncoUktxi~trUft.~all bones. Incl corral. tack ~ RealEatate - -~~.~~~~·. _HOIUMSUALTY Hl~leoda 1069 714-413-6490 4bomebr 3 ba. Fin~ esdetn~~e~~~t~~ Chuck Naab about a re· ~ ~apply ~-~7~1~~ tGt:50D ___ ...;.______ ;i.a ~· .,,.,.._ ..... v.. '* 494-1657 '* ••••••••••••••••••••••• --------• wardinc career io real ........... ~ FIJNJ c a I i r . s 3 6 0 • 0 0 0 . est.ate. Free traini-.. I! all 6PM wkdays 20291 4 tiR, large Family Rm. ~lb.If\ • .__ .... ..ue SURF Owner J Broker 04'6 Orchid. Santa Ana ck be RANCHO S.J . 3 BR. San """'""~ ~ '" MEWPORT IEACH !..n~ .. ~-~-~~----l~y~ou~q~uallfy~~·~S40-~5~10~1.~ u-i...... used bri fplc. aut UP· CMTYAID LLis Rey, 12th green & OCEAM VIEW SMILL THE SIA .. ...... OQ......, graded, xtra cabinets. I .. v • "'5 ooo 28 OCEAN VIEW _ _;;;.. ______ -1 WeU manicured. Call: a.e u .• 1~ , . Deluxe Duple•-2 BR, 6 Duplex near the ocean, 4 ~I :500 -*1.0YEA.YJEW..~ _ Own.a~. lialec.ru 3br2ba.lrgcoveredpatio A super sharp Come~ ... •jl ~N~uevoiiiii.547jii·70C4iiiiiiii.iiiiii~den;ffi,~2~R~A~.i-cl BR. l BA bdrm upper. 3 bdrms ~ • OCEANVTEW bme. 3-br l'h ba, xtra lg lnllesadelllar. SBl.500. With ceotnl •tr-.~~ . Wet be..-lowe-r. lo h~rt--0f Delightful 3 bedroom, • 3 BR 2"" ea. 2200 sq.fl. lot. S74,900. 540-5683 for _55_7_-84_70 ______ 1 tensive patio and cover LASALLIMOOa beam ceilings, skylight Newport Beach. Hurry. storyw\thview. Walkt "--an&hlllview Beaut appl and neat earthtone de· balconies. Askin " call for appl. to see ' ..... ~ · • eu1ut.t.11r s u I t • s l h e I a r g e s t r Newport Terr ace , upgrds, prof lndscpd . .......;;..;;..._ _______ , MESA YE:UE ~ OHJIHOUIElllEAlTY cor. A BEAUTIF L $189.500. SJ.Z,000. Gel ready for pnvat~ healed swim $109.~ -IYOWHER 1 ...... """"~~-·-~-.. bomeforoolyl122.500. townbowle iD University ......... -IC'"' ... H_......E aummer r e ntals!! Lovely 3Bdrm. 2 bath ·-"'~ ............... --Park. near Ubra""' and -~ """" ming pool, sauna, YIEW +POOL 4 Br. 2 ba, formal dining, home. Ready lo move·io 645-9161 recreationcent.er.'forthe REALTORS 540-1151 :.~ .. HERITAGE J&cuui. Call 962-7788. 3 BR 2 Ba. 1800 sq.ft. RV brick frplc, comer lot, 2 condltloft. $85,900. for C H E R R Y W 0 0 D @> family that needs 4 BB. 494-100 I 494,.751 l • K€Y parld.ng, pvt pool car gar. ~ Dogwood. •-""~-dry I t R€ALTOf\S.--. wtglass enclosure Cor $78,500. Phone 751·0774 quicksale. TWNHSE2sty. ~ FR. U-.U.-laun ·a r· DB.UXI' .... ~ ... -,OOL BR Ba f I Xln cond., new ... mat, com· ~·' ~ view of ocean Call to eves .---2 1.,., • Pc. t ~..-011• •-twn/bch. Laa "-b~~~~~~~~~ · --·-------1 3Bdrm 2 bath r m F pletely new 1Ulcben. It's uuo..., °" •-------· view. M V rd be l 3 BR , • am r • area. asl escrow. lV. call tod f finest. Super 3 81 •Oft..llRwooos•• VIEW 11: •Ly·y 2~ ~~ ~auly.home'. new roof. new deckiog, yrs new . S6_~, 900 . . ~t ! ay or an owner's unit+ 2·2Br an . • REALTORS '"'" ~ ~ many xtru. A·l Condi· Shoreline R.E. MIS-0761: ita + 1 Br will. • l.aE CONDO Gt>7?22 77~ Lrg formal din'g rm. ti on . Immediate evs. 963-9077 llUdio apt. Super ocean NIWflOUIAY CUSTOM--$1 lt,9001 Newports Upper Bay. Prime \oeatioo ~ 2 story custom home. Private cW-de-sac. loads of trees • & prden. Room for spa Gor'eous Onp'rad .. d ram rm, 3 Ciplc's, huge poe.sessioo. $86,900. --'--------1 _.._ 1 eladu "'0 C--.. Mar I OU patio w /fire pit, beauty Mil S. CST "'4%A RAMCH llAL TY • ..,,. · r=,e; batbu;:ood i •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• Jndscpd front & back. 4Bd.rm.2bath.2atoryon NICaSLASHID Sll·ZOOO J.AallODDYILTll chl:ng + eating' 8~~ •PRICED REDUCED• Elec garage door opener quiet cul-de·sac street in OW.BS AH.Xfl>US 494-1611 large kitc he n. Pool. 2 sty, remodeled. upgrd & much more. $97,500. exec neighborhood. They've purcheaaed &HVIRSITY * o•-ll!V. <'lubbouse. Prlted a exec home. 3 BR 2 .Ba. By owner, prin only. Completely refurbished another home. Submit t'AllClll · Be&&--vr-~ S'TS.900. den. & deck w ~view 54().7610 iocludlnl carpeta, aint.. your bid 00 I.his totally Eitdtina Oxford model ~ Ocean side ot'bwy, level a. pool & .ttv parking. 4 very spaelOUS bedrooms. ram. rm. " laundry room. Partially set-up ' for handicapped. Hurry • Call fast! 752·1700 1111 s. Coast Drive towards Cala.hoa 1n old "Reduced" E /side cusl appliancea. Sale price uperaded 2 story family w/bonus rm 6 view of Them Mew! lot,easyacceutobeac:~ E 101, corr Fairvi~w), CdM. $206,950. Brkr. maqft,38r,famrm.3 tlllUOO. bome.4lrsbdrms.2~ mll.Prideofownenhlp Needs paint, miDor re-Cost.a Mesa. 758-12118 car 1 a r., R . 2. Ag t • a., Mcc.nle beths, fam rm. form din condbioo. 3 bdnm 6 din 4 Bdrm .. 2~ ba. home in pun. Ideal for home & -lllOHe rtllYcL area, ebeerful kitchen N en.nia Is Turllerock. Gorgeous income. Hurry. on ly 400l17"t;fOIAll CHARMING 3br. 2ba 646-1ln.wpor w/eat area. Sparkling rm. ear t crta wallpapers . carpets. Sl67.SOO C.ll .__:___ MW +guest house. Frpl. 2 COSTA MESA Coet.MtMS .... 7729 poo4 + bullt-io BBQ for pool. Sbopplng nearby. drapes and LUSH M.llaioollealty 494-073J 4• -• . ._. patios. R-2 lol. Prin only. .J. .__KV those summer evenings. Ofprifer~ !L, :00b•PC!: ~piog. $131.900 THE REAL ESTATE BS _;l • -~ 1157.000. Owner. 640-7030. ~..-l1'9,950. Open house Sun· ce "' .. • · 11'1'ee Arch Bay home, OCEAN VU..OWHElt SI 75,000/$35,000 • V ACAfitT day 1·5. 8662 Luss Drive. today. 545-M91. 3br 2ba. view, pvt beach <Jtner carries balance al a.u-a & t.eo.ois. $230,000 49l-3!W ~==== 2 fantastic buys, Hai'bor 9 . 5 3 . po s I t i v e I FIX r-r-PriD oolY please IAYVIEW Sunny & Briaht Vu, 3 b r, frpl. mm( see. breatbtakln" 6 yr old "'1ldous owner wlll carry I :,,A .. ~ .. , I r .. 21..-2 .. _ mobile bom" Truly 8 delight! S'fiake ~·2641 . 644·8722 1114 dreamboatb;mlntcond. 2.ndTDormayleaseop---RealEltate JUSTUSTED! t:.=1u ..... Bayside Viii~ roofed , !> bdrm. :ung WhltSue Sails. Open 1·5, AU 2 story studio apts. lion. Close to schools. -··1111 -HERl--J....:l-1'(-,-.-..,--6 Ocean vie\t Iota. over· Clubhse. pool, Jae: .. priv. story w/pauo. frpl. obi Sat/ n. Owner'saptisl450sqft. Good area. Just listed.-'LL Ra Mft lookin1 Laguna & bcb, poss. boat s lip. gar. Quiet st , close to Reduced lo $lSS.OOO . Features incl bltins, dis· $18,195. Won't last! Call 3 bedroom townbome beaches; invest In the 157,5e0.$'7S.7I0367!Vi848 shops, schools. churches. Owner w /consider con· hwuher, patios, frplcs & now. 645-7221. with central air and all tutu.re! All Cor $30,0001 $92,500. Huth Laurie: tract of sale. second TO. shake roof. Top location. C&ITURY 21 JUNE IRIDE the other upgrade8 that a u.5.,~ ra .. llltaft...1n.io.1e BEAUTIFUL MONACO _Bkr,646-4380. you name it! Owner eastofHarbor Bl,vd&No WntdfffRealty Lovely 3 Br condo. Im· model would have. Ex· T '"""""'"MK="•'" ~~ftwbIP& R.V.R .• 3 Br,•2 Ba. Ital must sell immac 3 BR 2 of Wd1J00. ______ _.:.._ mac. cood lo the heart of cellmt JocaUon for easy ------•-•I tile ent & kit. nr pool & EXTRA SPECIAL Ba home w /view or w..,..../JacobsoftCo IYOWMER ~Huntington Deb. •ceess to the P\rk. ten· I .u1a.1 •99·2800 pk.~cood,feeS.0.1440 In The Bluffs. Overlook· ocean & pvt beach ac· ...... 'lbi&beauty can be )'OW"S Dis. acbool and sbopplog. ~., *1J1......, ing the wide greenbelt; 2 stry, 6br. l~ba. Lrg f . *"SOO d 1••a..1.1 .... bdrma. 3 baths. family cea. 516 DeAnza. agt. t213)9J7·37ll fam rm & liv rm, near or Just .. own . Here ta your chance ror ~-~"" · ~.....-JOS2 DUPLEX rm.wdrplc.A ... .... 675-2311 Eft1(21ll471-560l scbls & sbop'g. Xlnt CuaTISl.E. only$llO.ooo 2350SQ.(\ofbeaut.y! Lots •-•••••••••••••••••••• Great location. an bile to beautifUlly appt'd tamil 5'YGL.ASS HIU coad. SB:uoo. 549-800'1 962-2456 ol used tiriclt in planters ocean! 3 Bdrm. & i home for t~ wl ho ap 3 Br. family coom. 2 ••EASTSIDE• • Mesa Verde 3 BR, 2 ba, .. --SI 19,500 I ~ ~ =~n~ . JOYhOUI S f':ll&JHGI lklJ'm. unFits .. Dhoudbt:: preclat.e qwet eegunc frplcs. on corner lot. 20NLOT FR. 2 rrplc 's, 3082 _.W5A family room Tn level int a popu ar 1ara1e. urnas e Gt & senaible va I ues. Orig. model street. •• •• Samoa. Qui ck sale JimWt.lsoaJ~S36-2644 ~ coveredpauO views lush No rt b v1 e w home booked for summer ren· Sl&4.900 Ctl640.SI 12· •$89,500• ::~ Ownr. 540-7998, "" tjtj/ yard.4largebdrms.xtra =:!~~t:~~ 23a~a! ~IEACH C. f. Celes~Y Front unit, 2 BR 1 Ba, llutlW• ~ ~~ao~~ area. con~tion am. Uke IEAl.TY 675-1642 llALTOIS 640.00i1 w/large sunny kitchen. tllrii.-1042 IU.lllO toaee .... 1114,000. n r 1"1\'W'1 nu r·nMnr.Nv ~t At' r ,,, .. r 1 "'' ._uf>f n~ s.••ttociewdo Magnlficant 3 BR home. 6 yeara new. w /super plush cpt, RV access on a giant lot. VA. FHA and conventional terms avail. Pnce<l at $70,000. 754-7100 461SBliDR. Corona Highlands, private beaches . 4 Bdrms. 2 ba~. fenced yard, fixer. Price re· duced to 1149,000 . Agt /<>wner.673..J620 Duplex. Lovely 3br re- modeled home + 2br un· it. FpJces & 2 car parking ea. fH1 I._arkspur. Prin. only. By OWOJ'. 640· 1840 I-SIDI C.M. IY OWHER Z la 2brooll00aq. ft. R·2lot. So.side. 758-0458 Room to buUd. •• 500. COiia..... t 014 David Bourke. Rltr, ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• 546-.0. New 3 Br, 3ba .. execuUve bm. Sunken llv rm .. SB• as MOVID w /cathedral ceilings. -----frpl, tae ram rm formal Disperat.eforoffer! dinl.ni. dream kitchen. 3 BR. 2 ba .• cul de aac. Le• yard. Submit all of- 11 .. Verde. SBS.OOf fers S86.800. Principals A. Jolmoa Bllr '19-41164 only. 642.5548 Aft. 5 8t1Mr• 1002 G.....,... 1002 ............................................... macriab I 1rv1ne rulty S&#'8t COM DUPUX 3 BRs, 2~ baths each -sep. bldgs. w /2 patios between. 2 garages. Excellent COt)diUon, new cpt. in front, nearly new in rear. $U>7 .500. Barbara Wright 644·6200. (X-JJ9) MW200 "'°' C)ootier .Prive HMbOt View OtftWr • trv1ne et Cat:!'~ V•ll•Y c.nwr 7D-t414 Smaller l BR unit, ••••••••-••••••••••••• &....&..I= ~HlcpellMlty OCEA .... FRO .... T secluded under shade 0-,olRt 1026 YOURDREAMHOME IAMCHllALTY .,. • .,....1 496-2413 493-9494 " " trees io rear. Rents are ...... ._••••••••••••••• AONE-OF·A·KlND 55t·ZOOO ~~ .. ~~~~~~~I 4ff.S2ZO 130.5050 6tb Street. 3Br. Z ba~. low. ~er w/replumb S,lllll•M_.ioe SHOWPLACE AT THE = ~~~~~~~~~1 2-Story. Ask 380M. Ph ~If.ult pnce ofrer. ~call Dana Point land ma.rt BEACH ,....,'---------i = ( 213) 7 9 5 · O 6 3 4 or Us.ting ol.fice for mor de· converted to 3 units. lN SUNSET BEACH lJIEflHIJ 0. Golf eo.irM m4l~ tails. "'-t.. R. R Perfect for owner OC· Professionally decont· Quichale below mkt. tB.P US! Gate awmfed street ofl•-------• -•• .._ cupatlon + Income. ed, 2 sty townbome We have to sell now-luxury bomes. 4 Br, den WESTCUFF 642-6l6a Ocean view. Impressive, w/finest custom reatures $1ftS. you win! We have re· $289,000. CHAI.Miit pride of ownership as tbroout. Modem, large, 3 (m7,B;'; dlaced tbe price of our Alao4 Br. 2 famUy rooms Neatly groomed 3 Bdrm, •TWO• well as sound Invest. BR & Ji'am Rm, includes BrtAllgbt.onup~ den beautiful tri ·l~vel 41 sa42,000. 2 ..._, .. with •-vely yard. ment. $215,000. pvt self cont'd "lo laws •·--· Bdrm, 1am room, aorma Lapa.._.. .,,.w, .., •DUPLEXES• NOR.IMS REALTY quarters" w/p~ en(ry1 __ 8'1W79'_..;.__...;•_own_e_r_. --1 :!.°.!:flyr;.=dbo:; Panoramic ocn vlew. 3 ~=~s~bl~8k1::h~~1ty •EASTSIDJ-* 49441057 * fi:'!'!~t&~tdf.~J:5 ~ SICLUD9 by over $1000. pf{ced :;::so~e>Oo~tracton $152,~00. To see call Very clap" quiet, 2 BR Darlinl Beach COtta.. ge Huotin. gton Harbour It A ~Bdrm, below market for quick Jftf W. Yetlh Co 5t0-ll51 unit& on c:onnectinl over· 3 Br 2 ba "8 500 . dolSe to all services. Just :...-.aale. Call 'JI 4H..J237 ' sized tot. Best 1ocat100. wesi~Pacific lilted at SJ.50,000. cau a.in&le -~ eoc1 UDit on 11..-lllO ··~~·;#-HERITAGE close to everytbing. Real!llltate now for all details. freen.belt oe~I, '"'-••Olly Quality conatructloo 83l·2800 496-853S Agent.~ jaCUUita~ blke •c:AIPIT w/rmeylmprovementa. tnlla. OPENSUNHPll Oceanview twnbae. 3 YOW' "aomeday" dream c:.1644-721 I 3601t364lflthPLACE Bedrm, 1750 sq. fl. home ii a reatlt1 PORDBTAlLS OWNER/AGENT "7.i!OO. Owner rJt.7080: _TO_D_A_Y_! -----DEVIN R.E. M2..f368 411:M1511. =:;;:====:=:;::::..L;;:;;;;;;;;;;;~~:;;;:;;;;~ ..... $CC~otllA-&£~s· 1044 Tito# ln"1guing Word Game witlt a Chudle -----...... .,, C\A' .. '°""" . ,_..,.. ..,.. ... .... ,_ .......,.. .-ch be< f .... to._'°"' ..... _... . I N 0 c "·1 E I . I I' r I I . I TAXC( I I· I . r t L R I 8 0 " I ' i luet peld "',... dOllen • L I l 'I I 1 =•1'f'en~~Y"8~ ~ -------.· h1W9GU'9d II. ' HEDLOB l I I r I r•~=:-.... ~-=: .,........,,,_ ... 'lo.JIMbr ••••••••••••••••••••••• 11f o· THETflllCE A 2 bedroom Cardllf bl ona ol tbe moa cte.lrablt areas of Unlveratt1 Park. Convealeat t o ~udUJIMto do wbat JOU WlAl OD tb1Jee bellltlful WI la..da became U.. ii DO ma• w yard won 1or 10U· Mow offered et oal1 .... NOW YOU CAN A 11'· JIOB.D, • sa. & aa io 1-utlf\ll Jnlne. Walk to Plf'k "achool, on cul de sac. areal cood. Only '19,900. 955-1830 CASUAt COUNTRY Only 2 short bHts to beacb. 3 BR. • 1.ueat qtn .. localed on large lot. Open beams and more. Very 1pecial I $17'f,500 (~) . • REALTORS STEAL IT! llWfOIT BEACH 3 BR 2 Ba, ocean breett . park like Mttiag. Sll,500, ell: 118!& SHOUI Blltfa "D" model llOADMOOI • .-.aBdnm. 4 Bedrooms, f~mlly Allnt""ll.U room • formal d!nln1L-.,---=;..... ____ _ room, tuteCully •._ ___ .. ___ _ carefully d•corated. POI LIAS! Widt opeo ocean view. Vacet 4 bdrm, family Walk to beach, tcnol• • toom. out ocean view. PQOl. 1bia mode& ls an de· N~ c.,,,eta " paint \n maod It coropellllvely aide. juat watttu roe You pnctd at sm.500 to move in. Ofl~ at ~500 3807 Inlet Iale • -tJ~IJ .... r , " II i ' r I .... " ----- t . . ~ .. , \ . ,. C a I : AoAiLv PtLOT Mondtt Max I 1178 ~~~.!!!~~ ...... ~~~~.!!!4!!~ ...... ~~~.!:!~~ ...... ~.~~~ ... ~:!!.~~~.... .... ...... ~. 142$ Ii......_. 5* ..._.. Fw S. o-..ir .... ..... ...... ,.....,., JOOO "9cOMt l'topetr 20l>O Loh for S. llOO Colto Meto 3214 ....,... 3244 ................. _ .. •• ••• • • • • • •• ..... ••• •• •••• .. ••• ••• •• • ••• • •• • • •••••ii••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• , .. •••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• S700 IDO. 2 8r 2 Ba. 00 Ute • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • ocean at Blue La.soon .... ,...leidl 10''9 .... .,,....._. 106 ..... ..._, l.2wliUCoeta Mesa.2br. MIGHTPBtCIL OfRCEM.Ksm New3tll',2\'tba&2br.z RBn'M.S vlll.a.Tenn11,2POi*.pvt ••••••••••••••••••• •• •• ••••••••••• •• •• ••• ••• • For 5* II 00 1 be w /aaraau. 6 yn Runtinitoo Beach be condoe. Pool. dbl car, 3 BR. 2 Ba.·· ........ $SOO bch. ZU..70S-0230 ~-------•IBIG Otnyoo Z HK + den.••••••••••••••••••••••• old. ~.000.67:>-m$. OR 27.000 sq. rt. lot near o~n beam ceilln1a. 3BR,28a .......... 1$$() ''Plnebunt" Fantastic ANJASJICAL ...,.,.v CADY Paclllca Jtotpltal, 5 a.ooee VOQI' CUl)et. s.sso tBR.2\Alba. ........ ~1srrao.-w111••••• .. 1 IM lJIE A """eoune vu. SltS.000 r .olSAUIYOWHB ~a& Poio{fSbop.Cntr&Clvk • sno. Westblulf SBR.Z\Alba. ........ ~ ..... I t1d Jl2S ... ~ ~.'JOit4;13J..3ZlS r. Tri-p&ex. near beach on I I --Centt't. $13$,000. Vllla&e. Victoria " Ca· •••0 ····-·········· .. • UHi 1076 p_._U_ ~St.Nwpt.Sl80,000 Wlthasmalllncreaaetn DavtdBourkeRltr nyon.831~ CEAN VIEfl.San • ...,. S. Ct • "9aW ""'M Gr ea l re n la l . Ca 11 rent.a and 25% down you 546-9950 Clemente, 2 aty Ind UD.lt • \'ou bnWnththo arape11 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~·la dbl wide lux· 64&-9284 on wkdys aft will be very c&ose to a College Park 4br, 2ba. Twnhme. 3 BR, 2\'t Ba. • la&• e ave the vU RXASAVE w-ylivina. atntm2Br. 6PM(Wknda. POSI~IVE CASH ADYAMCllMOTICI NearOCC.Availimmed. 1"Cfacll.Walktoabope6 ~~aled in prest111ouli $89 500 2Ba Skyline tn adult HI-.... •• _ mw PLOW! Thia fourplex Is OCUIM VllW LOTS 839-lOlrT bm. "75 mo. 770-Z3l'7, uuver Shores overlook , park, awimrnlna. Jacuul '""""'".-~ In a large pride of Home-builders beinl of· .. • owoer/agl. ' tng Back Bay. Italian View of ocean & bills. le-social activities AJJ 2 B~ un.tt;a.1>nde.of ownenmp area. There fered lat choice of ._....Ci ore!! marble. pool. jacunl, Ortat fixer with a 3 BR. galore. All for under ownenhip bwkllog wit~ are two 2 bedroom and magnificent ready-lo· S205kidaPetaokgar. ternce.Nerooe'erbadit 144 BA, lar1e dining· S24,000. Park rent GREAT Income. Cant. two3bedroomunitawitb build ocean view Jot.a. S210goodarealg.more u.5z3c ..... n.15111.. •. f1tt.'t""E so good! 19'2 Santiago ramlly room w/dbl. SlOS.Sl'°. bealtbepriceat$~eo.ooo. enclosed garages and Land Developer urges S270lddslgeyd+ + _T ___ "_"'_rv_Al9' __ "-""-,._ .. u_ 372Z Drive. OPEN SUN 1·5 or fireplace. +secluded c.1-.•Paclflc CalUermoredetailB. fireplaces.Call752·1!'20. Immediate response u ~2brkid.sokn1ce -_. caUforappt.. den. atudy or 4th BR. MobileRomeRea.lty 540.3666 d nu AIL t~ Umlted number of ... 2batldamore 11IE TERRACE, beaut ...................... . Ontu .Prkedtoaell. Z106Harbor,Ste208 ,,. A loU are beiol of· lOOOlmonavallnowJ l.IPO"aded Cambrld&e 3 LGsnIDIOAPT • 111 eE:rftT~J;RY 540.5937 PLACE rerec1 to builden tor .. 1e ~~cia~'ttoC:· :!k':.:riait. S2006'13-~r1y "21' 2tsDe1Mar 492_.121 •72 y1i.1ft .. the class or -IO,.Tl•-10P.M.t atthlsUme.<714 >'880200 KJds,petawelcome! -~ 1vr ........ 60 Cwm•nGtil• Walnut Squatt, 2 BR, 2 C..MIM 3724 lr=r=i I I 1 •• San Clemente Custm mobile homes. 24x OCEAN FRONT I.la. rondo. AC, pool, no ..................... .. # w.t. ..... latete hillside home nearing +den, 2 BR. 2 ba., xlnt •TWO• 100'olfrootageon21egal 645-4900 Fee ~. Children ok. $.175 '4" 5357 completion 2,000 sq. n. 3 cood 2 Slorase sh~. TllPLD C.M. •DUPLEXE$• Iota. Beaut. ataira lo Townb5e, panonmiqvu. 3 mou675-S881 SIO W8 & .. -bdrm. 2 ba. ram rm. 'The Meadow&, ln lrvaoe. By ownr.-KlO't cond. Inc ocean w/1mall Jog cabin 1.. bdnDa. 2W>a r J 1 • ...... _ ..-. ---------i brea"fa•t nook, fa· re 803 Financing. Red Hill eiwc *"&'.l\000,._ "'777 Woo't •--• _,,. ooo "·k &eoe dr U b .• lt insrp • Terrace. Univ Prk. 2 Br. 2 St......, 1......., -------• " .. .., __ .. "',...7500 ....,... . ......,, _, • ., · •EASTSIDE• ._ -·:-c;•:"" gar opener, a · · ba frplc, wetbar. Cla.e MaJdlft'Vice,pool ........... 511ores place, wet bar. sun deck. nc•nY ~-for Mark La \::hance Patio & balcony, $525 to 'poool & Jae. Avail May 23'76Newport8l,C.JI. ba. 2\12 car garage. No IULDB'S SALE Very clean & quiet. 2 BR 753-1001 or 436-2689 evs. mo.642-SSCSaftS. IS u 2s 833-0818 & 548-0T'tttor__, .J Br. 2 · You own the agents TI4 531HB74 or 714 fsMt. r..a.. ALL MEW uruts on connecting over· Unique R.E . Co. En· · · .., · •J- land. Beat single story 960-4180 .,.,ti ~ Duplex·SC·S1S4,900 sized Jot. Best location. cuUta.a E/side 3 BR, 2 ba, frplc. 833-7SL8 SUS CASITAS Ooor plan. lat Lame or-Bea c h area. •73 Duplex-SC-$19,000 close to everylbang. '*"•Ink~--", gar,pvtydmo&~l~~ 1_.__.. ~241 Nl-iyrurnllbedlbdrm. fered. 1139.000. By appt. 3 Br. 2 ba Mira Costa Signature. 2Br, 2Ba + bl~"-be h 1 Quality cons truction --·-__.-w OK. S525 _........., --.--_._. • ,._ only. Twnhse. or Camino de FR+ porch room; love 2 .,.;IUOto ac 'v ew w/manyimprovementa. ll..art 2400 ~ Wenct" ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• Closed aar. $230. up. C•llft .. IMPS Estrella & K·Mart. Jy cl ubbse, poo l & OPENSUN.1-4PM ....................... ' Y Adults. no pet.a. 2110 4 Br, 2~ ba, wait to 56&-6208 jacuzzi. $29,SOO. Ruth House-CB·Sl29,500 360&36416thPLACE CHBtltYVALLEY Spaciouaadullcoodo,2br. ~ NewportBlvd. beach, poob & tennis . Laurie, Bkr,646-438Q, 3br2ba, loft, view OWNER/AGENT Ch · 2ba. enclosed gar. Bltns ~ view, 2 bdrm. i llulk __ .._. 3740 1.dsolextras. 1162,950. 2 Ol 3 LOTS 2 lota-DP·S.'l~OOOeach DEVIN R.E. 642-63168 :.0~ ::tug:o~~ ~ere & poola. $375. Aft 5. b&t.b. 2 car carport.a, sun: ••••••••••••••••••••••• W..tclff ...... Side by aide with plans ner ... • .. _ Valley. Lot. 832-52162 decb. $525. lease. Ready _., _, __ .. ed b lb •...a... 1200 withSFHpla .CCappr E&rTSIDE ... uc STUDIO :i Br + family room. _.._..y approv Y e for~ Cooalruc~ Investment ••~ • • 100x120. Buaineaa & Mesa VercJe 4 br 2 ba to move lllt9 now. Super DecorJll.or.'• dellaht. A CouJ.al Comml&sion. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ul-5606 home of 22.00 sq rt living huge .F.B .• frpJc: D/W: &ettiqforauperperaoq. "Weeldrl .... stealaU152.500. To(.alpaciageS135,000. IMVESTORS ••2 OH LOT•• space. 3 stairway~. close to sbopplng. 2932 MA y O CK "1U~aTV ' Dlpie• 4 AIMCHORAGE New lis tings. Large 9UBlh +Home ••$89 500•• elevator, 22x22 comm l Redwood Ave. $550. S250. ~o .... o t1ATrn.. Llnena•Utl.Uties 3 br + 2 br. Rents aum-parcela~OO per acre. s Only 7 bl.ocb to beach in • garag.e Jou2' ,11cebellln~.:..~,l.!gc s .D. (refund> 642-7743 ~~~ MlLETOOCtAN hoer-winter. Yrly Income INVESTMENTS prtci 900 great condition. Try U% Front unit. 2 BR 1 Ba. doors a ........... loyd Wes Mohl S910.mo.Sl89,500. 1714• 496-7711 Acres-lull cefiR · down. Aakini $369,500. w/large sunny kitchen. t.o the owner. $tS.OOO. 2 BR house, pool and (7M)4M•2Me 727'Vorldown8lvd r MAAllMAREALTY ~Acre-$12,500. · CallBroker, Smaller 1 BR unit. SQme very valuable jacuzzi.$395. BuchBlvdatYcrkt.own 64z,.a150 s.. ....._ <-g:>;J!.;::,1 558-3327 secluded under shade artlfacta & antiques to be 642-4758 536:04 I t r...i1..,_ I 078 trees in rear. Rents are sold extra. Owder will . . __ .. _ d -...... HORSE 11 .a. ~CHES Pool aide Palm Desert low.-Owner w /replumb carry mortgag'e. Mu.st be B~v1ew t .... ""'e• en SMALL BEACH llOTEL EXECUTIVE LIVING ••••••••••••••••••••••• ""'" con{io,2br,2ba.oogentle W/(ull price orrer. Call sold by June lat. See l.lD1t. 3 br, ~\Alba, A~C. ROOllS$.1Z.50Week 4 BR, 2\'t BA. barn. 1 sl,,..... s-acular view listingofficeformorede· Leora S . Coffey, frplc, ~allos , tennaa, W&--a 3252 Apt$1.50/mo.53&-7056 This Dover Shores 4 bedroom cusrom home is uuilt around a sunny brick pauo. It offers formal dining. gourmet kitchen. huge m aaler SJ'' I• .l D 91:. ga.&:a& • _!I much more. This im· maculale home is of· fered al $279,000. and )'OU own tbe land! Shown by appointment only. * * * * * * * Acre. Just reduced to ..._ ~M ·-~'-R It Co poob highly decocat.ed ._,... a or valley & mountains. ......... Coastland ea Y . or A 'dbl $475. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,_.._. 3741 IM CHAIMIMG ·500· Priced at 199,000. Will • 0..111 I.E. call day or nlte (714) lt. garage. · o1 blll locat.lon. lea.M _,..... old San Juan Capistrano. 3 BR. 2 BA. new. 1 Aue. trade $40,000 equity for 642-6361 84.S-1..584. ~; 6'15-6062 01Jtioo idered E · ••••••••••••••••••••••• A f ro r d a b I e u p · fenced. trees, full price · · tal ·u · coos . ( bx LAGUNA BEACH MTR stairs/downstairs COD· $6.5,900. =~:e!~rt~~e~ PRIMECOM'LCORNER o.tofCamlltJ 0 WHY PAY mm =~::nmeli~ INN. SSS/Wk A ap. llald dominlum.3~.rms~~ 4 BR.3 BA.!i000sq.tt.2~ Ad #221. Daily Pilot.. Costa Mesa, C-2 w/1400 ·r.operty Z55 Haveyourownbome! auun • f I serv. color TV, heated bailtS, carpeting, window Attea. Owner anxious. P.O. Box 1S60, Costa sq ~building. Price Just .................... •:• UseyourrenU's, liltJeOt' :'iTvin, ,O:~~ "fa ~-(TI4) 4M-$21M. 985 covenngs, built·lns, two BKR.(714).678-5717 Mesa,CA.92826 -redoCedtoSl65.000!Call IOACIE'IAHCH :.=.=;=~~ beach, park, country .Coutltw)'. ' car garage ft patio. By ORS22·2080 ~Pr~rfle• Remodeled ranch home Really l'Utw~k. cll.\b.~ 770-2317 IO w /p.rage-· ttlil. owner. Moo, tb.ru 1'burs. 6 UMTS. MllhJ ~ 64"" • 30-W1th OJJell bum C"e1Ub.gs _.,a..,.,,. pd. _,., mo ..... ~. la.at (d ) 11 646 21S8 c l.-1 All 2 BR, 1 BA bollses w I . .... & views ln all directioo.s. .,..,._,., .... __........ 32" ...... . &H ... ays . ca · ;a :arc-·r-49'7·12.3Saft.6pm Frl tbru Sun. (days) & r.opetty 1600 garages. Llkenew inside Bay or Ocean The pool, apa & brick Lovely 2400 sq ft Mesa ....................... • evenings, call (714) ••••••••••••••••••••••• &out. Good rents w/ex-Take your pick. 1 Bdrm patio are fenced iD for Verde 5 Br pool home. FEE! Bousa,condoe, BuUtstudioaptbyweek. 493-0588. SHOPPINGC&aa cltan1e up or down. duplex + bach unit. complete pnvacy. Tbe Study.$660.S45-3U2 dupleses. Rental DowntownI.apoa.walk i~~~~~~~~~I Near new-m' H.B. 00 Owoer/agl.848-0800 $12 9. s O O . Ag t . remauu.ng acreage is ror Pavillon,6'75-4812Bkr. tobeacb.CaU4M-adt. 545-8424/673-7737. you to do wltb u you Lease Mesa Verde 4 br RANCH REALTY . 551-2000 SY OWHB •IEACH 1s just 200 steps away j &r, 2Ba. Crplc, 2 car gar 111 a Carmel-like sett.mg oo a pvt &l. ln Lido Sands n:B,500 MS-1262 RX9UPPER · Beach Blvd. 11 .195,000 49 UNITS •---------•-pleae.CatlDOr. /pool. Pool & g'mden· l11te•& .. 11eU 69-- Move·in today & save big seon IW:TY PRIDE OF DOWNTOWN 973-462. lng serv. lnd. SISOQ. mo. We have lOOO's of bouaea •••••••••••••••••••••••• mooey ~ttle work. 4 :>36-'1S33 Hiii i~ h II ._HWdeR.E.IK St6-9950Agent. dplxa, apts now, all Br din'g area brick OWNERSHIP 6 UN}:fs'7~ 2 4:trm. t6ft'E.l7thSt#C,.SA Fo:wl•V~ 3234 ~ee. ,allprices.Saveoo IAYFIOMT 1,.P1c. Steal at ·$73.900. lnco. Property JOOO One great locaUon, with _, " 2 DRccmdo yearly 831.3750 or 4""' ......., ••••••••••••••••• •••••• Over $20,000 .annual in· .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• L.ar ,.900 ,. <NA Y • • --~ large units aod ror; N. d"t " --,..7 -.SOIDOdth Wall Street Real Estate 7 UMfTS e.t. Call come. ace coo 1 ion . ._.. Nice Family Area p••w UDO $1,300,000. ....n 000 Sharp only .,,5 • 8 1 -Beauutul -brand n_ew 4-1 752-1920. _...,, .· ••••••••••••••••••••••• . '"' . • r. Bl~fs. pan. vtew, ge. 3 JUST REDUCE It br. loft, f /p. 3-2 br, 1 '111 ba •. Jim Wilson/ Agt s:M>-21644 .._... ,.,.,.. .... d frpl, walk to schls & Br, ram. rm., 2\AI ba, 2 ~~ Las Brisaa home, by townhouse, all bltns, d QUAIL 10 townhouse-type 2 bdr ••••••••••••••••••••••• parlc.Hurry,caU962·'1788 pool.$850Agt.&M-Ol.34 7aa~~· =rs!i'!~~c:'2esn~~ crptsoow.' Tdrpeom' LHeurrye, .Rbltuyr. units in Costa Meslad. L..agllllmleoc.h 3141 orSG-9568. Large 2-atory contem· br 2 ba, fireplace, dining 642•1603. PLACE Encl. garages. l yr 0 · ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 BR. l'ii Ba, fireplace, poruy home w I 4Br. area, palio, eoclosedi------------10,.Tll:JOP.M.t SU5.000.0wner67S-5275. eocloeedyanl.nrscbool. tam rm Ii den. Walk t.o associated yard, tic comm. pool. •2Trl._.• ,, ..................... _.................... CHAIMllMG 847.Qmor847·3422 bay ai OCEAN. Open Is shown week d a Y s Near Lake Park. Mln. to ~.view2·c .. ; .. !~aun' ~ llwlkd• IHdt .3Z40 ~~~moNTleue80_.ES *••1UFfS• 493-7612. Open House bch.1 .. BR.3ba,·1·3BR, .,....,. -.&""'...,... ,. "n6 ~.,..., • ..,_ "'-,.,., .. ..&-.L-ln .___ of Tem· •••••••• .. ••••••••••-• ........... Sa9 0 .... t , .... nll·5. 2~ ba; 1·3 BR. 2 ba. S ......,.... ~""" -~- ..... • .. .J • ,., ,5 0 f 1 pie HilJa. $525. lease. New-elegant-2 bedroom ~~~~~~~~ J Bedroom End Unit 5-la A. I 080 garages, rp ca. SlS9,000 Ready t.o move int.o now. ($550) or 2 bedroom + EASl'BLUFF, 3 br 2 ba, 21= Frplc-Patio. Own/Agt ••••••••••••••••••••••• each. t70!H'1l3 Alabama, &!per aettmg for super den <S5'7S). Cedar & win· patio, 2~ car pr, auto ~ fnmt apt w/oeean YU __ mass __ 1_o_r_644_·2_1_48 __ ,So.CstPlcnaArea Hunt. Deb. 536'1718 person dow bome. s Blocks to G/0 , wahr/dryr/ref. t.oo.boalalip.'2000mo. Goodtaxbase4Br,trees. Owner. MAY 0 CK beach. Private 2-c.ar tf0>.21.3/88M021 ._M&-4.5 __ 11_aft_s ___ _ . ... garage. Fully main· Op Tues thru Sun. IMVISTMEMT .,, .. o ... Toc>"' la.ined yard. Adults. No Oceanfront 1 br older OCEANFRONT deluxe 3 54S-5123 ~~ pets. loquire 52518tb St. house. Yrly. seoo. br, 2 ba. gar. No pets. ~~· :i~~:~~ Slip~ This! Jiffy Vest! (?M)4M·214e m4>960-Q31 TSLl(gmt eu-1603 NowWJune:1.11UMO ,DRAMATIC ~ LIDOISLE NODOWH . BAYFRONT New-one or a kind· custom craftsmanship by well known architect. 4000 sq ft oC gracious li v- ing at its finest. Marble baths. magnificent No. wide North bay view wtth dock for so· boat. . On fee land . Call "Mar· ty''.~2752 LOWPAYMBnS Lot.a of charm & tran- quility ln tb.i.a 2 BR cot· tJage, FHA & VA terms, notblng left at this price. Offered at $$5,000. lease from Government l~~~~~~~~I LAHDMA.U CONDO West.cliff,~ 3 BR.1Allm'I_ .. Agency for sale. Equity Mlwpcwt leodl 3169 2br, 2ba. upanded. 1\AI ba, pauo, no pets, build up and cash on cash e $525/mo 84&-2389 return for $50.000. down Oc••:::·..:::;•;;,:;:•~•v•:i; fabulous tee. Sec. $34$. • -·-••• .. •••••••••• Payment. Call for de-c.uuvu ~ THIRUFfS Gaualll 3102 now to June lS, $150 & tails. $200 wk, or by mo. CirdeTllkl 3 8drm.2 ba.,ain&lesty., --••••••• .. ••• .. ••••• • 540.3666 M A y O C K &t6-2:5lO . $135 1g gar pool refrig, earlY area. Quiet stneL 137t2 Newland Street, dswh. Pet.a ok, morel Sm Cleao. freab I& vacant. G a r d • n G r o v e . coa.•OA-AT t ON 11'fllelc-.11 ~~ ('714)484•2148 VJEWBS DB.IGHT REAL ESTATE for We ly Ow:ler Watch the sun set on Olllet' Red r.tate laAMD MEW Newport Beach & sur-•••••••••••••••••••••• • 6 Unit apt w/ree room, roundmg bills from the ..... .._. units are all rented. dock or this s BR. 2 sty Fors.t. 1100 $2,400mo.lncome4·3Br, home. J>rice reduced to ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2~ atudios, 2 • 2Br, ~·~ •640.99001-------• lBa. 17091 Elm St., H.B. _..... • $375,000. 848-21855 days, ---l·FANTASTICAL -;::s;:;, l ~' ~ Estate Sale DUPUX Beautiful 24x1!0 2Br, 2Ba, $19,500 --------• comer lOl in "* park. Sparkling 1 BR units Park rent only SJ.42.00. with secluded garden SpaclOlll 4 Bd 3 Ba. Jacuzzi ln master aulte · 2 fireplaces -leaded glass windows · all new kitchen· oak plank floors . carpetina . $289,500. Thia excellent home patio, PLUS separate available for immed OC· guest apt. 7.olled C-1 for cupancy. Enj oy the addedpoteatlal. finest all year round smog free w,ealher. in 'ftlPLIX Orange County, s wtm· $129.SOO c .,11: n~ ol Mc)!\11 ~ ' JO HN Vl\1''41\N (Q mlnf: jacuui, iodal ac-Super location near tlviues galore. Calfot•Pedflc beachlaDelMarahope. 2 Mobile Home Realty !:.1 BR units PLUS 2706 Harbor Ste 208 HENRY t, JI· QQOO .. OWNER ANXIOUS 540.5937 > B~r.ftTORS Sbr.3babeauty.2700sqf\ ~~~~~~~~I 21SDelMar 492-41.21 in all. Room ror boat as = 1------------i motor home separate 12·x«' Slcylln~ in ex-7llOO sq ft office bulldlna w or It ab op for l be c.llenl condition with Weatminsler, 8 moe old, creative man. WW not many extras. lo C.M. 2 bib from Freeway. last at •Ht,$00. Call small park •. low rent. lO.Sqrou. 21.3/439·333S ~ ortl2-2'58 831-3'74 evenmp. uoo ISLE. moo 1q. ft. New2bt1~b•~· HOME+ DUPLEX Own. financing~ br, 3 carpeta, drapea. ref~a. JUST lllbUCED ba, din.,.., ha Uv nn. btt-im, enel priv. paUO. Sharp three bedroom Ofc Ht-up. alod kit. Nwprt Deb. tz2.000 firm. bome wtth open beamed Patio. Prtv Bcb. Serv. lll·'785t ceiline, separate 1ard Por. Lre lot. $250,000. New-rt.___._ 1069 aod double detached ~ ,--garage. Two very nlce ••••••••••-••••••••••• two bedrootn, one b9lb CE 111111 1111111 aa. OVER 80 YEARS OF SERVICE IWFFS IA.IGAIN Lovely Newport Beach 3 Bdrm. 21h Ba. Home. Vacant. Immaculate Move In Qlndilion. Bright Cheerful SetUng On A Cul-de.Sac. Custom Drapes. Select Wall ~apers. Sun·Declc. Let Us Show Yoo This. Fine Home. $1"5,000 A "Joy Of Newport•• LiaUng. > ape.rtment8 OD rear f()t $1'1.000. Call US OD th1t OI on &111 of ow over :so lo· come property HaUnp. Don't forget we alto have ccndo and •lnlle lam.Uy r.aldtnces available. Otll 712.-ltZO. ~~~. OLDTOWN CclM TRl·PLEX All I Bdnna. $172,000. For Detal.11 call ...... w.llets l714t71t-606J \ 9210 a.20t ,,,, 1lTMiw.1fT~._ nus SLIP Of A DflESS IS allunnc as a iund1m 111 for dancinc Ille nlcllt tflrouCll. Note tllt •t.tw ~ oe the tliodk'e. 11·1 ~. too. Prlltted Ptttn 9210: Mtsm Scm a. 10. 12:.)4. 16, IS. 20. Sue 12 (lMt "4).., 2 718 JlfdS 45-UICll fltltie. ... sue ... ,...... ... J5f "' ...... _ .. tlrll-dla ..... ...... Stl' ta: 7355 '550/llo. Beautiful, two bedroom .._...U.t.1 lthd fee.~.6'5-t900Agt. apartments In excellent ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sl75 tie 2br kid ok gar. 3 Bdrm., 2\AI ba., split~ neighborhood. Private G-: Ill 320Z J.OOO'a more avail. Fee. I e v e I • end u n I t . patio view from lollel.)' ••••••••••••••0 ••••••• 6f.5..4900Alt. Delightful view. Avail. kitchen; eac1osed HOllEFINDERS now. SB'IS/mo. g a r a g e s ; f o o I ; TbnusandsO!Rentals S325huae 3br kids ok. Lge AGENT 640-5560 $32l>/mon&h. Cal Clyde GetFastRelulta pool, mu.st aee. Fee. <Manager, Apartment Sample· 64.S-4900Agl. Newport Shores, ate119 t.o >•1·1013. Sl702br house ofanse beach, 3 br. 2 ba, yrly lse. h'-------- S175lbr bse kida/peta 'Lovely 3 br Landmark ( 7 14 ) 6 4 5 . 1219 or ·~ IMIW• PI03brkida ga.raae Condo. Upgraded. Close _(%13 __ >4»«!8 __ 1 _____ 1 Cherry Creek Adult UFETIMESERVlCE to beach.~2•4454 ; .,,,. 4 BD 2 ba •-f cd Apt.a. Ui2 BR, fplc's. we 557.ol22 8'2-0163orl,, • ...-211!15. ~·... ,... • u• 11 have lakes, sauna. 7ard, 421 Tustin Ave. jacu:z:zi ·~ Lecated •206 DON'T MISS OUT ON S h o w n S u n 1 • 3 . at 2701 S. -•-.. ~. Just • 11IIS Sharp 3 BR 2 BA, 213/861-lllB ~.-.,... ••••••••••••••••••••••• wt~. fncd yard, coov ---------S. ol Warner, N. of S.D. Lovely3Br,2.S.,frpl,nu area. MZS. 968-'567 agt, Btful 481', 3Ba, pool, va-Fwy,551-1111.Nopets. crpta, no pet.a. S625 yrly. nofee. cant. '800/mo. Oard •i--------494-3223. pool IN!l'V lnc.149-21179. ----------. Beach walk condo. 3 br. 71-----------C... .. Mil' 3222 ba. upcraded cpts. blblS, Npt Sllolw, 3 Br. home •••h•••••••••••••••••• brick patio, yrly lse. $500. monthly. Ca II .... ... Ol"lll $500. (714)645·1219 or 111·21'10. Webb Really T..-.. - We have 1000'• of houses, (213)4.19.a!Sl. F..alU>lWf 3 BR. Fam Rm, New '-Pin bldp, 2 as 3 dplxs, apts now, all GORGEOUS 4 br 2 ba, dblpr. remoc1 kit, view, Brunm,pvttomaua:Ul.y. :rea8,a1Jprlces.Saveon new paint• carpet, 1725 mo. Avl now .. coveredprtc,pvtpatios. .ee '1SIMll05 pool Is rec nn. Located 6 .. i! .. 900 •<NA firelU#, covered patio, near bus & aboppinl lo .. -~7' bale comer lot w /In.ill f s A B trees, near ,..,... as abop. For lie 3 or 4 Bft bae, desirable area o . . L. : .. n . SPYGLASS lllLLS, view _.. F.utbluff <NB> Mqn1tl um w. Central Ave. 1r,.; "'f ~ 3 Br Fam R02, _, yrly, ping. '490 mo. AvaU. cent vn' letely re. mt No. of So. Cont tJ73.0ll now.M14J8'7,Cll6-8895 modeleci,cc:!~orate'd. Plan. 6'4·2784 ~ Want a pretty .est fABf? ~SEE 111181 4 BR 2 lodscpd Nu crpts 751..-Z Crochet this one 1n Y·slitclll 2 BR & den, guarded gate .. vv ... 11...... ·Is ~· 1~~~~~~~~~ Top off slurt and ~nts 1>1rt· comm. Pool le tendia. Ba, w/cpta, 2 car gar. w-per a ancet.1: ners wlt'll tbt nub texture $725mo. Gardeuerl in<:ld. ~ Yafd· "35. 96lM567. C::::.'°:~ !.o. al 12621 Flower Street, ot crochet Use • dou le sttancl Call 644-4832 ~ ..... DO iee. 8'7S-1.Mtdaya Moa-P'rt. Garden Grove. Larie of meiun1ed !*spread cot· Sbarp 2 br 1 ba l90ll one bedroom~t.s ton for this klo9e ¥tSl Pit· 3 BR. 2 b9., den, frpl. Di Pauline st. S350'. SJ.SO. New 8iC CaQ1GD P,-, 2Ba cJote to Laan· tern 7355: Sizes 8·18 incl. pado. Close to ever· SD .,7458• 8'2-7'1'3 Twnb.ome bt'fl aolf dry fa c i U es. No $UI for each pattern. Add ythlne. Older couple · • courM ..,._•pvt..,.... dJUdrm; no pets. Call 351 each pattern f0t first<l1ss pref., no.pets. '52:5. Act. $280 Huie 2 br. Near $750 mo.' UO·IUI: DebbMatm.73'3. 11r1N1I and llandhnL s.41 ID: 67U3S4/4'7-331J8 beach. Kids ok. More. _.,., ........... 3806 , ~~aft Dept. 10s ~E ENJOY our ell· Smfee.e45-4900Aat. S Br + famll1 rm, -• .. •"•••-.. •• Dally Pilot ec famib' bome, 'BR« 3 Bnmd new homel. 3 br, cualfrclDt. '721. Alao 2 Spadom 2Br. ~ fir. loll&S. Old CllMe Sla.. i..w "den. 2~ S.. Sbuttenl 2\'t be. walk t.o beach. tir +dell '550 Yttr. waa 1IPiC Ill Uv rm. ahaNd YeR. NY 10011. Pnnt .. ...., cheer thruout. Poo Extrae 1aJore! $550. to beach. poola, ._.. ....,.,Jl'tF.....,_ Address, zi,. p.-,. "•"*'· •lno.tinl cover for au Joan. .... 1171«.,..2S9'7 t.rom bodl. Marina a.I· ....... , 1 .. 1 VALUE ~. 1978 NEEDLE· )'Hr awlmmln1 Dlte b' 842.-so rill. •• CRAFT uta1o1. ClloOst from litbdaa for .m.crtalniDI. 3 BR w /flUll rm w • BR. ' ' ............... _. •• 22$ desitns. 3 free inside. All Seoanate fncd yard for bltm, tncdyUd, I bib to Pluab Sbr, Sba w /boat NGO. Yrly. 2 tw, 2 ti.. 2 crafts. Knit Crochet. Send 754 ..amtnton or trtcycle1. bcb. am. lmmed occp7. slip. 1 blk lo beach. 11te1r7, 2 car encl. sar .. l'llow ~ ......... 1.50 bib to Bllboa bland. !Br '285.N cpta Oc TSLllaall IQ.1803 • E.ltJClfts'~ar-tl.i..50 Woaderful ~bora. 2 _.,. 55MSM,t4041J ~,DOpets. Stiff'•' hff Qii.1111 ...... US Pool /srdnr..,. IDdd at w/p.r. pd.ow Nt~port Creal ean ""' P tt.rn ..._ ... ~-.......... ,,,~-n -mo.1--~·-u & w.. Wat.el' mo vtew. 2Br 2ba coado. 2 OC&ANP'RONT a __ ..,,. -..-......... .-~ -.... • --· ...._..... "C" Delaware. Call ....... ~· b1w, compac· Dally PllOt Ctedllttfltll S.-S ...... .00 ..... 8pedoua 1 BR, beamed Cltdllta.............. .eo DUPLEX W BR, avall. aM1201-611·F. tor, ID, newb'decorl~ titll.,Ullldtlabe, .. ln. :::m .......... 1 .. i ~~=· J•c. .,.. 1244 ::;.e1mo ... ,.wo ~ Adlta. no ,.. wr.ri.•ee:...a.~-'2 .• , ....... ::::::~: ••HHHO•HHHHHO I lllUS. ,. .. , -~ ........ ........... DELUXE .• Br1.~~ e., WALNUT SQUARE COl;J s..a...... 3276 BAYl'RONT ........ r -.. -ANerc..ti.t W ...... 1.10 trontdpb, tl.5 .. ittotd. 2 br, den, 2 b9 twUM. _ ..... •••••• ......... 3 BR, a ba, re=.' LOOK RICH, Y~. SMMl ..._o.clllle .......... U8 ._,a».IM-MOIS . ~. ldo'al for cpl. No tar, ma, MW$, cloM dlbwlr, pa '*I, , budlttl Stat ftfW tott IMlllt =.. ........ .$1.00 peg .... M5-9'1ll CD bcb. DO peb, .., mo. r.:.:a.My kb, 25. rm:.s. -~ l*1b ~ -....!'-· .. 11-!! c.......... JZ24 t ----+ ram rm. 2~ba. ... .111-7111 -all 1fl "~ ~ll'Cs.Jlll-._,__...,-...... --.-1-1 ,._ .. ....,. •U P nE ... "afa•IVl F C.•SHtM .... ~II ....................... 2 stry. towobome, W. t ' to• .. ..., - MEii A "" ;.;-~ , .. ~1 ·14.. .IO NewJbrccmdo. Pool, 1pa. Vllla1e l. Unlv, Prll:. -••••••••••••••••• ... •••-••• .. •• .. •• .. •• ~ ~·-~'°""!tU l!PNI flt ........ ~ ~ 1111. l(Jcll 11 pets AvaU•J...-ZS.552-IM4or I t '•••reH 'Ca tw, 1 be. frpl,' II r:u.:•1= r.A ._.,HI ll.. ....... 11$ Ot.t7MIJJBtr. __..,,. Weba'f91000'to(...,._ PIMiO. DO llb/kldl. Nr. ...:....= W = ::G.:::::m rr.blJ pelatad aBr, ... , WoodbddltW C'OGdo. I dpl11, aptt DOW, all ... .......... • ta..._"'-.... lsll.,11._ ......... ~ faaum;acarpirqe,DI'. b* • J b9, l.mmu. :n--antrtme.la"w 1 aa,..., palat, 1 ............. 11111 ...... ..-... llllllJ ....... D&wlalUCb~-A/C,.eJMt Wllt. ~ull ,. tMO •n:rir:r.·lllMIL..--111111 mo.lllllt+dl'P.111...,. 1-.-mo.INJ.OM ... .... ~ ., '°"'Dim . - ,, \ I . . ' ..... ~ ... I. Monctay, May 1, 1978 DAil Y PfLOT (» 6:·:· ---~-~ -·~ --'-. -. ' --·- Ii-~ ~ ~ ,, 1~1 P,~i I :4 l ·e ~ pi..,"4 II~ ). ~ ~ .~ I ; ~ Lt~ I I .. I I I •4 I) .. -' .. , .. I ; 4 ~· p-. "'-I~ ~ ~ • .. .. ~·'-'+' . ..i' -"--""" ~. ;.--_,.-~...... _ _,_,_,.-·-.,,.--·~ . ' s ..... c.,ets. ._ c "IC -.. -.. · G 1n11 II Senk.ca I' Olide I ' I ¢ Clfkl l,..lloy/P .. :..., . ....... -cs 101111 ,. ---• tt M lt:I I ltll ltl-.._.M ---····r•••lt --·-·-·•-ttltttt lllltltttltllllllltllt t ....................... ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• ....................... . ...................... ·Na,~:;o-au,.l-wW IQ,...,. Cemmt work of all k!JMb. I li*l •4 lllctrfc HANDYMAN. Rom• at Want a REALLY CLEAN LANDSCAPING P .. Y..-Castte REPAIR• UROOP'. AJ1 cir m.t.u.. bpalra '* Qlttial. ~ rr.. UcSITUI ~· apt1. Con1elentioua HOUSE? ~ Glncham .Reaonable pr{cta. t1c_••·•h6n1I••· ~ ---I.A. deuai &col Cu.er wa,t .... ~ Cran.111190. Call MS-0302 G~. ftoeeeat845-512S . 9G8-8183 Spec.lallzlna tn reaJden· ~ bakes·compo-tar. U&J homes, int. 4'l ext. .... 11'1-4111 at lllaer aavlnp. ~ .f'orm601. pourtoa • ELECTJUCIAN·Prlced Free est. 54H830 --~ ript.rret atimat• on ffANDYMAN.: C~. **Houlecleanin1 done by ti•:•, Please cbeck our re· ~· ... "n!aMal Set your own Llrl9ar amalJ Jobi. eleetrtcal, plum 101 fl reliable couple. Reta. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ferences. Lie I 320881 me -!!!~~:.: ....... •mpoo • ateam cJean. Corms. ~· money. UeeaNd f7M35I flra. M1·2'117. 55'7...f.506 540-119S Brickwork. Sm.a It Job.I. Ouar .• inant. rree est. ·~········· ...... ....,. ::-ro;nn ...... ,.. OOlar bri,.__.,.; wbl ....., -. ...,,. Newpon. COila ...... Ted.1135-7085 ~ C TILE. Spec!lal- ParlsJa1 ot r;Jjair1, ~ l.Omia bleedl. Clean C-1. .. • ---.. • THI SUMSHI .. Irvine. tm-3175 eves. Profpaintina fl prep. Ext . t,y: Entrlet /floon, ZS yrs ••alcoa\, Lie. B,CM , din nn. ball Sll. Av1 ....................... ••••••••••••••••••••••• exp. Sml repairs ....................... Palnt101, wallp•)>er . ..a.s ........ . ldnL Low rat.ea. Refs. SM~....-rt. rm f .50. Cllleb 110. cbr WES'l'ERN FENCE CO. 5.1M'lll), 538-G3 llG-1883 15. uar elm pet odor. QJl&om remodelbal (Ga· WoodAICbalnllok r=r.· cen1 mainL fbMcleanint • otnce ....................... 11111,•1 I ty). 15 r: lo ...... re-• rep• r. J . Waucb. ''Two lltD Will llove New A remodel: tuba, Cpt repair. 11 11'S apr. Llc:nt$-151 5315-1137 speciallata, ~-OD apta JJ'S PAl.NTING. Great ....................... Do wor1E m,..U. Reta 11dmtfa /comm. lD1r /e'X· 60.oeol 4t R.E. wor . Serv. 7 You" We baodle Ir& " WOl1t at creat prtcea. abowen dralnboarda. " Ba~. mJ bome. 531-0101. ter. UDiqu. ft WlUIUal ,_,..ca II I I daya wk. Bonded. in· 1ml movea-oHlce 4'l 557-1041 entrlea. 673-4d2 ~eve., nr Harbor wart welcome. Palombo ....................... •ured.~ bouMbold. Diatance Is Cll.M185M We Can ~.cteanen. Oaalt.maM J'ol'mJca Counter ~lo-... .........•.......... local. alao packing. YOUNG MAN. 5 yn expr r .... s..1ce S&eam ot abampoo. OCC StudenL 1 TOD truck. . ...................... ml.led to your • •· Loweat le~al rate. In wallcove~. Free I 81nlerrice Allo ~tery. All work R.1.WrmanflSon. Uom. Latelt colon • de· Traab, tree trim, Roo Tbe lloppe&a, that'• our Uc/bwd. C. T llHN4. ellta. ~6 y. Removal•, trlmmlni. ....................... ~· k mount unit. Remodel" additions. m,na. Free est. 675-3118 M2·5'10S. 97M489 name. Clea:Un1 la our Pb IC'J.7271 =· ,.... est. Lie' • • . DllVl'roblema? ett, reaa. rates. ..... or54M5tl. CHEAPEST hauJinJ.J,n game. C.US46-t393 SPRING SPECIAL .M2·2Dt lAt ow DllV e~r• MW'Jll Ucenaed A Boaded. ...... I~ ....... Eict.er fr 1275. SaUa guar. Tnle Service. Tree pnan· =C.UAI En· ....•.............. .,._. town. Fr. eata. CH ! rtoora, carpets, batba, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ajacs, ~. 67$-1280 . ror r... COO· Carpet CleulnJ!imAver General Bulldlna, Con· LANDSCAPING /CLEAN· 642.2985"' 665-1390 walla, peUoe, wtodowa. All PROFESSIONAL Ina. removal. toppln.a. ....,. room. S7.00. pe1 tndor aeeb 9dd1Uoaal UPS Rubbltb Hauling. Spec. priee for vacantn· PalnUn1. ~/Exler. ........ ~ L1c. Ina. f41 ~4171 ; odor. Ouar. AJaea, residential projects-Maintenance, Immediate sideneea. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 48'1-'131 c.,.""· m.la3Stm-72llO. Joint ventW'ea. Call Furniture movtna " tl'ft 1boae Gu:y.a 974-0810 Reu. wort M2-o386 Neat patcbel & textures ¥f'Vlclng. 6'2-9907 w..dow ca. I ' ....................... c ...... 960·4180 aft. 6PM or trtnunina. Real, reliable Paintina. Extr/lntr. Ex· Fiil IST. 193-1439 Carpenter . Free 53Mln• VERY LOW PRICES 491.11117 lmmed Service. Call ~d, boaeat. neat. reas. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• -&lb''• Ibid Service. We Windows cleaned, re· .umaw. AtJY W.Joba. DN81 ... On Gardening llaln· • -t •d984-1045Dave ltoofll9g TGQy,146. .. CABANA tenanee George 549-2015 ....C..S..olce arrive in 10 min. 642·34lM • •••••••••••••••••••••• asonable, bualneHea. Fine catertnc. au oc· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Fine Emr. Paintlni by ROOFS installeCI factory bomea & apts. IC'1 -4461 Jml. carpea&er, eomm'I, cu)Ou. 665-1858. SUp Covert, Draperies, Prof. Japaneee Ludlcap-AVOID VACATION Immaculate Cleaolni Co. R. stnor. St. Uc .. Ins. Try direct; eatab SS yn. Call .... No Job &oo small. bed s~ upholstery ing & gardening. Maint. For tboee who deeente me. ae.555534 bn. Residentlal (&VI *20-301. JollD. 511.-Z or 646-503.1 European Gourmet Chef =na 1 pillows. incl. mowing, trimming, u-ofF tbe besl 7S&-Om . Harold Gunn 549-2Ml Commercial. Rentals. tor all occuioat ta your Cabrtcs, tree est. Mature. cle~ reap. aearvtew Co.131.ct7. •Pl'llYinl· weedilll. Free Xlnt b6mec1ean1n1 done Jl you 're in the ma rt et IMlOOF FOil USS Jl you 're look1ni tor a bet· bome. Andre. S48·7384 JetTJ•a IDL Decorat.on estimates. ~7072 penoo will I after ~lady w /exp. Depend•· for a bett.et' car. be sure Q)mp. •binale "bot &.er jobtloo won •t want t.o dya welcome, 982-4185 ·)'OW' bome J UPe lat t.o JU· • own trans. 847 ·3637 t.o cbec:k the many a ut.os Free est. Call 894-0421 SeUwith~E! GARDENING ly lit. Call Jobn ml11 e employment Sell thin8a fut with Dally WANT AcrION? SERVICE (213)697-0225 eves, adv,rtlaed for ule In It's a BREEZE columnt inClaulfied. PUot Want Ada. Clualted Ada 642.5678 541-8375 ('114)~17work WantAd Help? 6'2·5678 Cluaifl.ed. Want Ads Call 642·5678 Cluslfied Ada 80-5678 .................... ............... .,,.. ............ S-r..... 4200 Office...... 4400 ~kW._... 4500 MaMytol.omt 5025 '9t1Gn•1 5350 HelpW-.4 7100 ....................... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• . ...................... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....................... ····~·················· . ...................... Cc:1 ......... 31-22 C....Meaa 3124 IUILD TO SUIT I .... 3144 BAYFRONT . 301 * SIY SUITIS • V"NEED MASSAGE ....................... ....................... 5.000-20.000 s~. rt . AIClllmllT ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ed~ at Coronado. ANAHEIM V"MONEY R&U~=as SI\JNNlNG 2 BR 2 Ba, 0 angetree 1 BR. A/C, Placeotla Ave. C. . earden apt. Pool, rec 3Br, 2 each. Gar-. ,.,._ 150 Stt Ft WESLEY TAYLOR CO. TOIOUllES r, .., re~ no peta, Adlls. laund. 548·5641 or ~~~!::.~ area. $295. now.18th st. T ,, apa 6 pool. S285. 6'73-1760all Bank of America Build· REALTORS 844-4910 • OUTOAUOMLY log. 10 stories ot NOWHIRING 1 BR upper, adlta, only. Avall 1June.559--8322 v ........... 4250 Anaheim'• fl.nest olfice 2200 sq ft. bldg, 21c ea rt. ClmlTNO 631-ll I I -~ No pets. S200 mo. 3U W. ............ 3141 space. Eu)' m access;-·three phase -power. l ~ PllOll IM ~---... -....................... FOXY LADY s.. ...... GARDENAPTS Wtbon, 631-2177 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 29 Palms &late, Fri-Sun, covered park ng. All lae. 183S Whittier Ave, 2-dlrWTD..._ CORONA DEL MAR ,,_,.. 3126 STUDIO woodsy at· food, lodging. S120 per aervice included. Prime A-i. 714-642~ )52-5903 o.tc.I w. •• ,. Flea.tis ~ Townbouse, frplc. ••••••••••••••••••••••• !:'i;pbere, fplc. beam cpl. ~ an&J. 714·962-8309 location • competitive Arranged by 731-3561 AglieClarb temUI. Some ocean 1 BR. clean. lttsbly paint-• $250 mo. ulll inc. ornA-387·3238 aft 8 rates from 80c sq fl. . -• 4150 c.-......... w~ ....-not-fa 1-r ~blle oiler lu:.... PREON:.ANT? Carlag • -. 6: Cataffn• VleWS. Cloee ec:l, 1ar. No ~; IZIS • For • call 774-4671 ..... ~ .•.....•....... .. ,.. 1: • to F ... Island 4' fme 8»9325afUpm. _ Ne.,.tleeda-™' Palm Springa Vacation Her stof'aP",-pnTeir;-~OOYOO-NEEJ>CASW. ~coumellag41 ~ Condo on Misstoa Hills '25o.5oo sq. ft. deluxe or. lat, 2nd le 3rd mernl. Abortion, adop-beach. AJlo'l Br.--~" ••••••••••••••••••••••• Country Club. 988-~ dole to beach, 151 Com· Holh .... Dana Point•uper ocean PAIUC MIWPOIT flee. W. 19tb St. C.M. merclal Way oft Nwpt homeowner loan• ar-~"keeping. ,_M..a.IClll view. New W01q.ft.. 2br. Crom S150'. mo. Tom, raoaed fut. Borrow APCARE 547-2583 Gt'e&t ~ ol Catallna • 2Mlb9 "50. 644-5742 Bachelors. 1 or 2 Coodo tor rent l.n Mam· Blvd. CM. RV & boat urut SIOOO • Sl00,000 · flexible Or*'Clarb moth 1 Bdrm & loft. 540-2200 avail. All ulil paid. UM>A Ir VICIU ~ 2 ba, fireplace, Bedrooms 4'l Townhouses terml,~ credit DO pro-IUD deck. $111.SO. 1 .............. 0 Prom $299.50 ,. ft'plc, aauoa, pool. S17 PUU.•vtcl 54WBTI; aftet' 5 541-8116 blem. UI • Do oblig&.; o.tc.I t1••• Avail. J..-1. 847.._ ....................... Spectacular spa. total per da.y. 5111l-'l67 eves. Dll llD Offl~H --aq ft.. Horal• bldtr lion. ,..... ,_ of-ftt-tBEI A-fll ·•.D'D • -• ,. •-...... trp1: dlahwasber: rtt!'Htio-n proiram • ........... 4100 Penonal te&epbooe/ re-Reaaooable, avail aoon. STERLING P'lN. SVCS. Serving au Orange Co. Cott.MIM 3124 aocia1 program. 7 pools, 8 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ceptlonla(, secretary. 20c IQ ft. 642·980.1 UJ 5P M, n41az.mo<btr1 835-7313 c.IVldde ...... prage, paUoe, ~2358. tennis courts. At Fasbioo •II SILICT1VE• ccofettaee roam. coffee ukforJlm Or .......... ...... -............... Island, Jambol'ft Is San BUS LOANS: SI0.000 or DANCEOFFUN 2 Bedroom, 1 bath. UVE Near The Beach! Joaquin Hll1a Road. Galo a reliable & boepltallty services. more Allo lst·2nd mtp. Beaat. nude girls dance 557-6122 BRAND NEW tourplu. c..ac111So1 C7 I 4t 644-1900 • roommate. Eltoe!Jent location, near 4600 SlO,OOO·Sl0.000.000 F ~ session. Pvt mir· large area . Small Beautiful Adult Apta 645-7464. freewAkla ._..W..ted SeoU833-4434 room1. lOAM to 4500Campua Dr. N. B.. •SHARE A HOME• 1 cana ••••••••••••••••••••••• c hildren. welcome. Gaa 4'l Water Paid. swa'IACH&OI 3All Moo-Sat, 12PM t.o Westside Costa Mesa. 21861 Brookhunt, HB <n4)9'19-2161 Cal Stereo ABC music lat,Mlrlrd at Balboa Bay Club. PrU oeeck share bis 2BR. 8Pll $.In. 625 N. Euclid, S300/mootb. can Chris or 9624611 Sborl term rental. 2Ba. ear Bch condo. Two prtme spot offices employee seeklnl rm· T.D.LOAMS An.ah 535-5353 Kecao atM&-414 hrniabed $550, WlflU"ll mates w /lnexpensl ve ARRANGED FREESES.510NW/AD Accountin& Vu. poo, Jacuul $175. W/your OWD putiq lot. tum "bome .. Uv'g 1ltua· LAMAMCHAUTS 2Br. cbililren weleome, no $115. 11/F 411Go12111/~ -0020 Newport Blvd, NB. c:n.M9Pru•h• peg. ata.rtiDI al SOMS mo. wa1.~..tttoi.1 tion in NB/CJl/HB area. 633-HIO• •SUZI'S• ~ 1,Uia bedroom IM6-a07 •HOMESHAB.lNG Ideal for real estate, re· Terry, IVC dept 631-4010 Oukallllauafe COST n apta. Dsbwllr, C8116Jl·l400 SERV. tail abopa, etc. Call betwn ooon-9pm llon/· · l<>AM·2A.ll 7 l "'462 • mcJ. pr, ... J:t MIAlllACH Pro(. Screening 8'J5.3l55l Frt. LIDO BAY FRONT ....,w..-. 5030 ACCOUNTANT 'Pool. Gu Pd.· T1I acme CINTll Redec 1 Br. 152$. 2 Br, No Fee "nJ Placed IAYMOMT OfffCIS DIVORCEJBankruptcy, Pt.ecz...acm BRAND NEW. Spadoul 530-~~ I , ••/IWMtt/ ....................... ISO. Legal asaiai. 12 yn. -dea, 2 ba, rrplc SIMS. C.:e1. Vlllage-New oC· Need loan OD appreciating O.C. Act.ioo Legal Typ-smor-a.ts deluxe 3 •' Br. All bl.bLs, Al•i:• MIWl-SIDI Crplca, gar, l&e yd. 502 Agent~ Fem rmmate needed to rices rom 300 aq fl· ... _ ................... investment, could be In&. 9&0-Mlt 1181 Data Cor,oratJon. ar, 2ba. 1"Dbouae. Up-vortrt.own·. Just Weat of 3 BR. 2 Ba~lc, nr Lido =R bae overlooking Cauta1Uc view a, 'f ...... abort term. MZ-3494 Sally located near tbe Orange g.aded. Lee patio. Beacb Blvd. lll0-2219 Village. mo. 'yrlf rt Hbr. Looking Eatloa·t!rklna Opp I ,..., 5005 ~ Steoderwa~ Club needs County Airport bu an lldren ok. N5·9S43 for attnetlve, clean, out· anitorial luded. 2IOll ladles w o are over-lse. 9Wr9il; 128-1928 aCayette Ave. N.B . Uect;q.a.T,_. lmmecff•t.e requirement evea, M6-G82 da19. NEW XT1lA Dix twnbse going~ who eojo)"s ....................... weight t.o train free in 873-lOo.t TUvaAcmtCY DIMi 5035 foe an Accounting Clerk apt, rront unit. La 3 er. • Udo 821 Condo Coed vl.ng. "1m. lDdry • dancercise & diet pro- 2 Br, l~ba t.ownboule. 2~ Ba, Cormal din rm + .Breatbtakln~ views $200. M.S-9823 eves. .. ..................... gram. Earn Sl.000. mo or Prime OC airport area. 2 FltAMCHISI Background abould ln· pedo. yard, frplc, encl. bksfst rm, fplc, bltna, overlooklol ewport pvt oles • /reeept area. .. LOWEST more PIX aa an aa· elude good typin& and ~ laundrf rm. sns. W ID blmp • .,.uo, dbl at-Back Bay Th C.D· C411 .... 6:ic sq fl. 752·5511 Tbe new way to own a IOCiaie. 973-9113 commwiJcatJona skllla. llsmt '42-ll03 tach pr, ... ~ .. , oery. this :t, floor Jux· Ll.tagllptM>H! travel atency. Travel ... , ........ use of 10 key add. Nawork. Start your own, Slim gal. 40's, energeUJ:, "' 3 Br, 3 Ba \Oftbouae. Sharp 2 bdrm, 1 ~ ba Con· W')' condo m1zes the Share a bome or aptment Office ~ avail., for Exp. no\ required. latT.D ...... ec:l11eated, sporty t.o con-minimum 1 year recent . Nr. Palrriew • Balter. Lood life at Newport. ~e-02.uu iJNuMITo> mental th or bealt.b Qlmplete 1upport " long ,wu.a..-. sider some •wint as part office or clerical eJC· do. 3 .111. to beach. $350. so• of spacious alr)' care ~eulooal. Uni. perit!nce. ao. No peta. 5'5-l882 mo. Aak for Leal.le. tomfolt.2 ~/3 ba + Ult-~~ O>qll'd>flll U'xl.5 , 12SO mo. Futuon tenn service ~vided. P'alNlt Terms atoce 1M9 of a relations ip. Go ~ 2 BR condo, C~. tn1I MS-9> den. Prof ated. 2 Q) cfl6N Wuoiwq bland. n'-75-1740 Call llr. bartea ........... c.. places. Do thlnp. Male. We offer Uberal com· pvt partdnt ~000 n~ 642-2171 145-0611 6', 17S lbs. 51. Reply Box cmptr, dartiaa. 15 mo. Delm.e poolside ma lge 832-034Stace19']1 AIRPORT Ol'F'IC~ 175.CtoDail)' Pilot.. P.O. pany beneflt1, com-640-IMfblwaWP)I 2br, 2ba, bltna, dabwbr. mo lae. 955.o424 day. Hoose to ahai-e in Dana 1 " 2 room 1&.dta, au Collee abop, located in Bet1red couple bu money Box 1560, Costa Mesa. pet.ttive salary and ex· 3 br, 2ba, Lower, new Nr. beach. Adlta, no peta. 838-1906 eves. Pt. 2 Br. $165. CaU Kelt.b services. No lease req'd. prol'I bldg, S day ~ to lead. lit 6 2Dd TD'a C..DS» cellent working '250.mo.68-8312 BEACH YEARLY t br lion, 7: 30-3. Buy coocbtlool. u )'OU delln? qQ, ctrps. No pet.a. Nr. btWD8-54. 488-513'1 From 1145. mo. 2082 S. E. Aled. 10"744 TOUCH OF CLASS occ. -mo. 751·-oc.n chQ)lx. at• beach. Brtatol. &lite 200, N.B. fromownr. S-9'11 a poa4tioo witb an 2 BR 2 BA. or Beacb Blvd IMS, uW pd. 213/64W1J5 Prl room 4'l batb tor m•>m-1010. Private PUtY will /j,' ISCOU AMODIL Oranae County pro- " toter Comm u_:r~ Tu abeUel' bulloeu • iresalve electronics 1112 BB apt. Wood beam tplc, pr. pvt yard. ramie. ~ uchaqe tor poruanll1 In P'lne more far'°"' 2nd .D. ...... Dhcnl, CIOIDHIU' please contact (llll""O, lrt ld&ch. Ira br, 1-ite b 1.og. Call OCAllPOU MO. I Fmt arvc. fG.3573 11 ..... ma. 21M23-1270 a-,ta tlanlou\, bltna, No ooly, no peta. 147.azn ·4-•=·~~·· ev•/wkll a, 640-$623, LOCATION , ~=UH . Illa. Saundra Jol:moa at <714 > peg, DO cblJdreD. Call aft evatwlmda .....: 3900 RQ ~ l50D IQ ft. Call PALM&CAID s.49·6125 or appl1 in ••••u •81•/ peraoot.o, 21fkd19; Ml-l'm.; 675-6736 NEW 2 l&e BR, 1 ~ Ba, 1ar .................... , .. Ha.eni.tea wanted. 71'/V15-01Z1. Batb Boutique, affluent RIADIN&S INSTANTIN w/opar, WID bkup, Cplc, THEUCJTING 11/30, med doc. Cll area. Nwprt BellCb. Ca. New Pa nll1/ Sped.al ~ prtee with tJi1a peUo. 1355. ~.,. PAl.M.-sAAPrS. Contempor'U7 ore. Npt llboppq cent.er. P!ortda LMlrhllld MSI o.tra1 aoc. 2 Br, 1~ Ba Bob. MZ-2801. . om. eoo sq ft. Ideal for ownenhlp. M0-7234 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ad. Hu Psychic power of •P'· ~patio, 1ar. 2 Bdrm, t~ ba M1NU'1'E8 TO NPT Arcbltect, EllCineer or ••a•n•at• 5100 '"Wildom. What you bear $325. BCH. F. rmmt. for c.barml.nc ...., ........ 1021 will alDllze you! She will DATA Townbouse~me area, Bacb.WBR. ad Nwpt. Hahf,.s. house. Dea.Ip Firm. M0-8644 . ...................... Brand· .DeW 2 Br, 2 ba. If\ mi to , new blue d)'I ....................... tell your Put. Present. & COIPOIATIOM CJ1JtS & d.rpt. $3.'50. mo. from.,.•up. Call aft. 6pm, 665-9634. llt,2-tlrWT.D ... SCUM-1.ETS F\Jture & advise you on 340 f1scber Ave adults, no peta. 2085 Adulta, No Peta .......... 4450 Love. Man1age & Busl· No pets. 907771 A&enl -=... LOANS AVAILABLE Costa Mesa, CA 92627 Tburin (btwn Bay & 1561 Meea Dr. 4350 ....................... Credit no problem. AllSWBS nesa. Avail. for private Hamilton). 673-2058 or 9UllTADULT (5 Blka Eaat of Newport 4...xlOllC'S P"OUPI· t7Ml:i2 ....................... ....... 712-5903 F.quaJ Opportunity 2 BR 1:\4 Ba, encll;• pvt Blvd.) Sln&1e piqe, atonJe on· Cont. rm., seat 2S. all locome-Eurt -221 W. WbitUer Blvd. Emp&oyer 11/F' ..sAPMIS. ~· new cpl.I/ . N.r 546-BO . paeled. am. wble ta re-Robin -Behold -La Habra 213 /Wl-9272 ty. $35 mo. 191.8 W lace, DOCTOR 1 BR. .... ~ac.uul, $325. 980-1279 IOGll'I 4000 Cll. &1$.5125; 637 ·5185 ar. 1 or 2 yr. lease. Lake 11111 YOU Elderly ambulatory lady ad1llt1. DO • 265C Neal" Huntington Harbor, ....................... Fores\ area. Kent I Jwt Nd three doUan a needs nlce rooOL + Accolmtln1 oHloe...... 4400 Harldna. poun for cu.rtd ham. eo.t.Acc1•1tml Hwla .\wE . <Mesa ~owner'• unit, 3 br, Room w I kltcbeoette tlDCUH, 1bree dollanl I tb1nk my minimum care & alt.en Verde Dr. . off Harbor a>week6up. ....................... 114411"'93 tioD. 873-2581or675-8464 Bhd.)~ .. fireplace, ram ~ ?.-EFFICIENT DOCTOR muat bave Job eott ayatem. Pttv rm: 2 pracea. Kida le CorClu del Kar OD Cout CONTACT curedll. "'1 :wf S. ... 536Cl ~req·d. 2 •• 2 Ba, matt "1Uf, pd. small peta OK. MU Pf' Ambetudor loo In Costa ALTERMATIYI Hw~lOO sq.ft. Good Laatlr ..... HOO ••••••••••••••••••••••• ROSAN.INC mo. llove lo now I Call par , xlnt frontaae. UNION llo. to mo. .... Adlllta 8cz. 1328 or N>-5402 . Mela, ZZ17 Harbor. CliD• Mo. to mo. rent incl: ....................... Aerobics dan~ exerc1.SC an w. Cout Hwy, NB =J&.14 al-Hamilton. Sl200mo. 'fSt.918 HOMILOAMS trf,ll)' located, 235 rooms. ~ serv ., Lo1t or Jl'OllDd a f'::? Call class, Mon. Wed, Fri, 548-5533 •TERRIFIC• MANY with kitchen, phone CO\#· ~ 400 sq. ft. C-2, 130 Union Home Loa.DI ..... Anlmal AH ahnce SAii. Stretch .YOW' aoul Equal ()ppor' Employer New 2Br. Ula. prase. 2 BR., 2 BA. w /tplc, D/W, pbooe 6 TV. Swfmminl era&e, coal. rm, mall l7tb St, 1140/mo. ruae k>ena tor bom• or l..ealm 11fl ·ZZ13. no ree. shrink your roU. CdM. ACCOUM11Ha d1lt•1br. 1270 mo. cpta " drp11 . All this pool, jacus:d, and rec. ...... undetpwnd Pf'kl DoyS.Ml-1111 ~olll.000 ~ »6113.11H111 +prale• 5 mill from room. Dall)' 6 weekly •more~ Sl , or more. And LOST: SmJ Tenter type SodllQM 540G Newport Btacb In· beacb Oll\ly $11)5. Adlta, r-.. l&ut!q Cn>m $54 a '11IE E E /SIDE C.M. Shop1, throuah Union Home fem doe. whit. w /bnm aurance.Qlency iieeda Lu9t dean 1 bdr. Refl, no peta.1163-4561 week. SUITE.~O ofc·a, bobby, photo lab, Loans 10.a iet 1pots, red ecstlar. Vic. ••••••••••••••••••••••• penon accountin1 No peta. Sl25 mo, 1st, last Deluxe beach apt tor agl. ••tQ ..-.... 111 ;.--. rr.ea.-.n.9 Homeowner Terms, 1t&b • AnabeJm. CM. Aft Tbe~·· Solutioo expr to train for com . +fllO cleant°' dep. N l'OOllll ID a.8lde C.JI. wit.lob are •eneraUy 4 /28. call collect Date by Obolc. puter operation and .... I Pool, Jae-., on PCH, Pully H"· 'ote apace lllQCb bet&s'tbu ~ 21J.'JIO.Sl51. Not Chance. perform •arloua related Su.o.aet Bch. No pell. home. \JnfUftl, '200 + lt#U M .. tel ft In tbt 790 S(. ft. CZ OD~ -=~'--C.Jl IntroYMw752·5411 duties. Mutt be Deal. 2 er, utD. pc1. Cb.Ud.ren oar. ........ dep. cau ~785'7 eves. cb'namlc H.B. alrp0rt Blvd. Lease. all Lost: Goad IDOMJ ell.I, cooedeotJous and bave ,,.. NoJ:X..~•.1980 ~ waf. room, llJS mo bul. area. ~c:e avail: 6'M5JJ .... I:. Ila.Dk of America, CD • ·i::= Iota ol lnlllaUve. C.H Sue w ,W.tJll Larse ... :::~ta " IDldalt CBK. year~ ~No . mo. + . Kil priv. W /D, 9)0.18.000~ ••anltiat Warebome ot WOl'bbop . ..... beet.~, t. llcLeodat~ • -. l tll', Dice. quiet area. Ml).alO, Newport Bdl. fu· » lq . ProJ. •11 Caal. CM.,· ~ 3000 ....................... --_, ud1 ctart. m-.s °' eq.A. 35' eq.ft SI I ar.t value. ....... Ir ---1 adalt-noa·smoker. Qi U. bucll NB.. very ......, ......... IJberal reward. Call Adm.In Aqlftae& am+ .,._ NCl'd. No,_. L803 a BR Coodo ~near atop :frc Commette Park. .... ..... 7001 ftLllamt I0-1 Adams • Brook urat. nna\:IMplnl room, UDO b. u06 .,.... xJJal locaUoa. PMTl.Y AMCMllW ..... "'*II. ....................... ~&ia.u l'JOO+ -mo. PNd, -..i.9; fw11. rno,171-111$ pnna.= .. 111111 OML~ Sl2J( I.al'l': Ca&. tnJ atrtpes, ........... -....,~F.·mo. IS4CMB10, at 281 Nlce bdrm fw wortinl 2adj. oles. PYl*'L ~ '1 U'INGl ' k Pert11 crt=, ~ Your bom• or mine. lmu:rance Secy $l2K • a.a.ti. loe . Al woH. 1xu•. r,::1mo. 1121 == •.::..: ':.: Z.C.Seey'a to awe ~ Delau &c.t uatl.1 edl!;arVlata~ WeltdUT, Ale>O twarct. Vlc. 1>•rt. Eleveo JU tllper . Jrvlne PwaoeDel =)' .... tr •• ft1*, 2 ba;.r;;; emtm'SlOO mo. tl4Ml57 THlu.TAm '"· ll'f..oJl5• ... /Wbda . .., -£ 17t.b Oolta .. . .. , ... ..,..rer~ ca.cl flW, C-. lo Rm LAD PogEST d ... UMrt c.eoaa ..... •.&.•· ""· . ..,, ..... Wtllllcl 7 I 00 -~'31 MZ·14'70 •mall. No J*a. tHS mo. W•~r.:r.t:\!ever at ma=.=-... "' I ~. IJIO ---.... Dlct::· IU 1 pctY, pool, temdl. }1.';p lJdO • •• "!;ft•· ., ~ &flair~ ........ eall• __ .............. ft,tL.• ..Jt4M ~IQ.WT or (JU) imle.T'tf&N4. Wbllltlllilll .. .,. .... llll lll'IDlt a lolO fot .................... ~·· ~AlllST ..... .... ~--.~ J'OO U.. WUI be DO c:oat ' 1 ........ ,..,,....aa.. I a' s• 4IOO ......... beaut. of. '=1 ii.riff ~~· For arowtq Import firm zw,Jbawtfrple. .. orolil••'*' to ........ ....................... flee ...-o•erlootlDI .. ll Ca•l-1'•1 ID Newport Otll&.tlr. Good ~=-.. mo. '1111 Holt. ..... _......_. .... -· die 811. ~from• llDCllml!M, J'aUJ U.c. ......-Toda.r to .en ~for brttllt. ,.,..am All. OLAllORO'US (":'t &o 800 tq, . lad. ~' , LNO\J i• Par.,,.., • .,.. OD •utoul aCCIOUlltlq 6 aa.blUoul ,...._ wbo I tr 1~ ........... blt· 1 baoet from 1oeea.D, lat I 2 Bdrm. a • ta ,..,,._. 1~:.t At C, I :J RIJAXINO llAS&AGE bookhila• a11t1n· --~-.... ai ...... all mall. orll cloae tG mJa11..-~rv: ' I• I. f I 1 ~. Ca 11 tr,itie•mo.•UU. tGrJ PoAn& wt&.lli lcnvtr pd.,.. ad•~ ol y Hav\E BDb~UellUMC&t your llomt. Fliure pie. Poahlot1 la~o vea ,aa,a -. t :»UAM SJ, GOllll ,...,. .,,.. VIEW, Decorator oar sprig rewr.. ,,.. A Otvtaklft Of M,4M-5\U a.a to.Sr. Acicoun-~~~~ LAMS I Ba a~ a.,~ At)., tunalabed. .... ~. t.at ofter. We'll PfO· fhu•bfW' ln\·elmertl Co. .~LOANS •SANDY'S* taoll 1Htled tbruout & II' ldalll, pro mo •::c~: beach. ..... ,UloltJl .• /WL ....., eodto0'9f ..... ~Ball'• contact. Prior ••· J1DU -MOO 01 ,..,..... Ill -b>' ..... cau • .-,., ............ -.m:.:-~~ .. -,__.~but- Ii • ... ,. '!il I lldaM. ' ONnlSISAal by ...,. •• .., bW\e -....... LartMt ..... A.ecle ........ =· ....... • Bdrm home w ltll •:•a•:•. , ....................... .-01. llala, &u'°l I: . Co•tact Terri a • .-. ...... ~ Nnatita. .... -C. ~~IUllO/Wk Udollmtaa viu.,. ' ---8'.LW'IW ..... ~~ •IHSJU LIS• "' ' Ho;,..,.... Ualcm Bank au. a& Traeean, ..... /WW • {'°°'• ....... f)lc. il -,. IW)NTHOM• MrJVla~ 1 ~~ a; :'*i ...... 111 .,... 1 ... JI ~•-.' t'. laftl=O.-.• -.na. . l:terta. .... Tf 01 ........ ,. CaU•·Sim j (tit "c;r:: Blada BMI> I • 1llll u.t, C•ta ...... ~ ••"'' UMIO.U.· llY •Mi 1 TW • hiA.ta..r «---~ '" •c,1_ .• -' ........ ~ ~~ "d ' )171.em ~:, ...... 1111 ~ ...... ,__ --' ·~::" ..,. -r-. -L . ~ ... ~· -L _-, . " V'~ • ~ ,, • ~·-' .-: . --r I • -· •• - -\ HtfpW•hct 7100 HllpW..ted 1100 .... W..e.d 1t .................................................................... Mond!x·..., t, lt71 tWpW_.... 7100 .W,W91hd 7100 ... W..t.4 7100 .............................................. ······················· 1t ..... W..... 7100 MefpW.-hd 7JOO 0 Counse1Jon . ll'e Qur ad D1•&au1•<1r.HaS ........ -••••••••-• •••••••-•••••••••••••• undm" house counteUon, ~-- GEN'L ore.L ~ref. lumber Mald. llve-ln, lovtly N.B. Optometric A11 't. &ck aper. A/K • lnvolcln1. INSPECTORS home w/prlvate room.' olfc dlapemln1. cootact --------iA UT 0 R E N TA L ...._,_ Alann Comp.ny 54M15' P /tJme. Weetend work. ...,_,. • & -..-~ 83yvl~Manor&Coav. Hurled ;e'!1,'le!l\. ~J~•!t°' ~. =.•= opee;_v~~ Cut .. &leCJl•Mr Hoap,142--3506. M\lft be load &yp11t. St days, wkoda off. Ent. lms drlivery. vffiflc11 mi. 54MllMO. N.B. speak Ina prererre . tlon. some front oftc ---------1 MSl. a leading elec· flomekeepin&. cookln1. lc.Dowlectae. 32 bn per General <>rflce tronlca manulacturina n.eed own trans . Non· wk. tG-3371 • .,..,.,...,.Ctr0fc1 corporation has im· acnkr.&W-0586 Gtrl Prlday, Stoc k mediate openings for --------OIDHLY ~ DMdl wdl fW· lftl\Jll YOUftl man ovr pet oob need appb'. 22.8 ~W..e.d DISHWASHER. kitchen 1..a.d. tld1tet'tedad L8 Pre\! up oot req'd FllnllAve.Laalkh. Delaney a Salty Sam hetper, J)Srt·Ume, luU· mJJUatraUve auoelate Start w/&ot mu dutlea. a.tauraot, Age min UI llme, Salary cogi· C\aneolly 2 days per Advancemellt avail. lo c•--Mt• )IN.M111tbeabletowork mens urate w /uper. broktt .. o firm 8.5• Ute electro·me-chan1ca1 lo· Maids: top wa1• paid. for Sat as sun. 7..J ror lYttina. aUractlvf', speuon. '~ply : The Ion at ClOOV. boep. Exper'd pre week. &Pfds PQ9lt1on auto rea&al count.et man. -betwn 10.m & 9Pm In· 646-383o to be full time by t-nd of Good drivin• re q'd. ~~v. w/mJ.nPI l yr clud. wkode . C a111...;....;._......-_____ _ articulate. growth oppor. LaWUna. 211 No. Coast f'd. Apply In person. Call Marilyn. 640-4MC>. One year ex~rience r e· Hwy .. Lagwia Beach. Beverly Manor, 340 Vic tm. Salary oecouable ~.aMm. ~ aper. •.U&Dt 67$-3145. Eledronlc Nail ruume to: penoaalily Ir ability to A.Moel• qW'fld. Moat know how • tori c.M Girl for deUveo. auto to read blueprints. com· Maltred. pnvate country, __ •_.-·-·-----Pat Raffee Entttpri:les Auto Ren1aJ Trainee deal w/public. Xlnt co. CO\.lnter help for donut '"fed .._,.r P.O Box 12310 Opply tor lotelli1ent. beneftta. ~. F\JU time or part Qualified indivTduals re- parts, 18 or over. high plex scbematica and club. For appt. call school graduate.140+hr must have lmowledae of 844-5404 PACKAGING SWplR~··· Sanaa Ana, c.allft2712 friendly, oeat appeartn1 C.U6"-33899am·noon ilme. 586-2500 q'd to fill exlstinl open· young man over 18. TMl.vl .. CO. 1R-. Must be etroni ln pr week. Aak for Joe mathematics. color --------- m."JMJ codes and electronic YanacerTralnffs ••lure lDdlvtduaJ. 18 or older. Some bvy llftlng ________ _,,,Previous exper. not re· 550NewportClJ'Dr Counter pl, ~ponalble ;rout. metbodsfore1ec· --------•I quired. Start with N-Beacft woman. aleady employ· tronl c clr "u i t s . --G-IRL_F_R_l_D_A_Y-'--I pe,rU. UTOTEM No expr. necusary . AIRLINE tockmaa dutid, advan· .... -ua1"0ppo-r-• E 1 ment w/Well eatablilhed .. cement avail. to auto ""'I r mp oyer company. Must be rella· Responslbilltles are Recept, typing min of 50 wpm. phone order sMes. lite bkkp'a etc. Small mfg plant. F /T xlln benefits. HB . E.O.E. If you meet these re quiremenls and are in terested1n jot:olng a pro gresslve Orange County oompany that offers ex· ceUent company benefits and modern working conditions please apply Co6ta Mesa 631-1323 SECURITY rent.al counterman. Good ~.ti per"SOMble. A peo-customer interlace or d I I 11 ' e d ,.. .. "'HIER ...... time Ap pie oriented job. East equipment thru circuit & r v n. re q u • r . -..no> • _. • • • packaae dealfn. Good F• Stires Painters. knowledgeable AreSeekingC.!'ffr i11 all aspects of tht! 71~1 AGENTS 831·2'80«495-6330 ply University Stereo, Bluff CJeaout, 2547 East St,arting aal. benefits in· n•.o 1829 Newport Blvd. N.B. Bluff Or, NB. 644-0932 "luded. For in•-rvw call Auto Tran:1m """"' man. 642-9531 .. "" Minded People For· trade. AUtlPt 7 yrs ex MAMAGB TRAIMHS per. Call W ·2928 betwn Have open.1nes for r /time 1_8:_30a_m_ar_4P ... m_. __ _ Fil, own tools. Expera---------O>unterHelp Jerry Stansell betwn AIRUNE pref'd.548-2288. CHILD CARE R esp Delaney'snowaccept.lng 7:30am & 5pm, Mon· -persoa to care for ll yr applicaUom, 1B or over. Thurs. m-4941. Help us make security a 1--------•I old boy. Aft schools, 3 to 6 2.80S. Coaat Hwy, Lag. PTI Controls Handyman, part lime $5.00 fir. Your tools Newport area. 67~·9Sl6 Call anytime inc l wkllds. inJ::1 or call Saundra J al (714) 5G:fil2S " p/Ume clerks on 2nd & 3Td shifts. If Interested. contact our near~st cnarket or go lo PART TIME PL~ANT experience. AVOM pm. Mon thru Fri. Nr. "-''tlotervl tao.tN. Lemon. Anaheim Dual roles or security BE A Wm Kettler Sehl, He. ~ ewers F.qual Oppor Employer MSI 124.t2Lampaon G. Grv Mon thru Fri 9am·Spm for information pbooe EVENINGS and service to the airline SUCCESSFUL 960-1098 aA 7 pm. HOMEMilEllS _..:-.__..i:...;.,-, ---- traveler. It take s a SALESPERSON Wlacuapfobs Eled1olllcAIMM. HRPEI cheerful, courteous, wUJ-JlJSTBEING Cblld sitter, 2 :30·6:30 .,_.._..toflild? Coil ~r & auembler l n I a n d s i n c e r e YOURSELF wltdys. 2 childreo-6 & 8 y ha f tr for Costa Mesa mfg. of Need person lo learn shipping & rec. Also. some maintenance & cleanup. Printing plant. D To start. 540-8027 DATA COtlPORATIOM 340 Fischer Ave. (714) 537-4840 F.qual Oppor Employer Adults with outstanding. attractive personalitiei. who enjoy workfng with ~di. Start at $3.50 per penonallty. If you can Sell Avoa. You don't yrs. CdM. 675·7355 ou can ve un ° er· delay llnes & miniature ~ hund ...,,_ bee ...,.. ......... • Ing charge accounts Ul a f meet and greet r..,.,.., need experience ause ,_. ..... v major retail atore. 20 t r a n s o r m e r s . f lroportant ,people Avon practically sells,._________ hrs/ .. •. _._ S3 _. .. _ Ewpenence<l_or willing MAMAGB/UT AIL tir. Phone 642-4321 1250. HmeylaltedH-~~=- Co6ta Mesa, CA 92627 Vi!ry day, you c:an be itself. Eaml.nga are ex·•· wa ca m-e ·-m to learn. Valor Elec· working with us in less cellent; hours flexible. ~ .. &w~2~~3961 _tronl __ cs_Jnc_._540-_9264___ HOSPITAL Equal Opportunity £mployer M /F \ban a week. Car and For details ull 540-70'1 <no 5Z3·M6S, ext 530 Ex cl u 1 Ive u n ls e x pbone are needed. f\lll orZenith7-1358 --y Newport Beach Salon seeks store managers Equal Opportunity capable or assuming Employer complete unit opera-•---'---'------- tional responsibility in P A R T . T I M E Orange Co. area. Good Delivery /Sales, M·i'' pay. V~~. Hosp insur. 5-9pm. Must have own Pension" Profit Shartog tranap. Neal appear Plans. Call Craig Martin WUI train. 531.()811. betwn J.Spat for appt. lime poa1Uoos, uniforms DATA~"~ needs stylist, cllentele EXPERIENCE ...._we furnished, $2.77 /hour. •-=-=..,_..__.. Exper Insurance Girl Cree parking and ex· Babysitter needed PIT -~ pref'd. But enthUBiasm Friday for busy Costa cellent benefits package. rQY bome. S.E. KB area. Full time Uon open will suffice. 640-60Z3 Programmer Analyst. 2 Mesa office. 833-0t27 Call 1u · 1·30 to 5·30 Moo·Frl 2 ---·••-• as a video dis play . .,... e ...... r. Cobol basic. ---------orapp., mperson. · · ' -----terminal operator for a Female Packagers. Ment ~·g -r-cqtc;im 968-707l. Bas l c / Four m In i · raises. Call 548-SL2S. 1537 ~::~~.::.ld s!~g~:: JACIC Ott JIU BURNS ........... -=.tc. 1775 E. Center St Anaheim 635-4630 F.quaJ Opportunity Employer M /F ~ IAIYSITTBl Ka.LY SERVICES computer. Some ex· MonrovlaAve,N.8 . sume to Hospital Finan· <>FALL TRADES Wkdys, 3:15·5 :15, my 111.0542 perlenceisdeslrable.but RL£CLak c lal Services. 170 WUJTraio.Bul home, 16th Pi.ce, CM . 2 will train individual with . fi b . ht Newport Center Dr .• Ste Ex~~~~:.ig>me. IChl age child. 64.2·9187, All office Ir industrial demoostrated typing ack· BegumerPslpotasanorl "ogk #240,N.8. WOODPRE-FINISH wkends & aft s. 640-5353, skills needed. Interest· curacy and speed. Wor person. e w r · --------- 8-lpm. tng, temporary assign· lo pleasant environment Ing cond1. Oppor for Hotel HEAT STAMP ments waiting for yow. with j_OOd compa ny ~I~ &~v. 37~ _ J>ESl(CLERJ( LITMEAA.5SCHININEM1ll-.Y Work wbenyou want. enef1ts inc ludjng '2 ....,. ......... _,.,per u•v •v Apply in person. Surf & u IAIY51TTER Paid vacs. You don't weeks vacation a~r one start. Call Mll-4'700, ext Sand Hotel. 1555 So. FUii Company Benefits Uve-in, s days for 2 yr pay,wepayyou. year. company paid _2_19_. _______ Coast Hwy, Laguna lnColt...Mesa,646-2123 673-9000. Party rental store needs • )'OWll lady to work Tuei. ~r Couple for sml ~ Sat morns cleanl.ng mobile home park In party rental equip. App. Tuscon. Arizona. Write ly, 2025 Newport Blvd, P.O. Box 892. Hunt Bcb CM 92648 1-P-BX~----~-- M aa i curls t w/fOllowm "Ans werin g servi ce for exclusive CdM Bouti· operator rull & P rr. Call que. 75i--032l 83S-3561 ..---~---~--old. Have<>lber belp. Ex-group insurance. credit • A.._. .a. .._.CE Beach. · ·K-Pmch n-.. ~.......:-r-•-w11 per'd,ovr21.67S-0286 . __ Orc•o.. Uftlon.etc:.Apptyat "~ -.r -P" .. IVWI•~....._,-._ ...... ___ -..-..a....a.fll.&COAST -wrae-RbiclliCoaimJ Hausecleanera. Tues-Fri. 1be Jolly ~og~r Inc. is Manufacturing-general rectory work for sporting ~.nnn.J,~;OOPM. ~142. PIX Amwer Serv. Granyard sbl.rt-1lvall t01'nT·6aM7 p/thne ~rer exper. but will to manage a small busi· Bal?ysitter. Mother in __.vn.... ~D••J.Y• PILOT Builders/D~veJoper re· 9.3p5f. Call 'Janice's taking apptiutiom-for.a neu lJ/time. Will not in-need .of-lDAlw:e-&itter • ..Mwpt ldt 113-1441 "' quires individual to head Raggedy Ann ·s. 645-1800 lead; data entry operater. terfere w/ your present Mon-Fri, own traas. S30W. Bay St., CM finance div. Strong con· Minimum of 1 yr exper. JOb. Must be wUliog to CbiJdren ages 4 & 10. ClaJC TYPIST between tbe hours of tads to develop commit· House<:ounsellors on the IBM 3741or3742 is learn. Mr. Hall, 642-163"4. lW8-0t80 8:00AM·S:OOPM ments for project loans & Married cpl only. No required. Permanent rull Marine Hardware tnin. Call for appt. salesperson. knowledge .... m. __ 91282 __ . E_._o_.E_. __ _ Apt.Manager Wanted, Babysitter, mature, t elia· mature couple. 20 units ble. Own trans .. my 10 G.G., need maint. home. pt-time days. Nr skill. Nfoe 2 bdrm apt + Beach le Warner. Days; S60min.!IQl.86.1.1 962·7711 ext 519/Pat, Eves; 847 ·6629 ---- Some secretarial & Callfor equitycaptiaJ.Trackre· childr.en. live-In . timedayshlft. . .Pay will general office ex per, Appointment please cord & refs a must. Write Supervise 6 teenage be bued oo experience front office appearance. 642-4321, ext 277 Vaco Developers. Inc. girls. Sal +exp. 540-47~. =· Apply in person Good company benefits. Equal Opportunity P.O. Box 2949, Laguna .;;miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii____ 8A ·SPM. Mon·1'~ri ,at M9-0713 Employer Hills. 926S3 HOUSIK9Bt 1 GilleUe Ave. Irvine ClaKTYPIST P/tJme. Need indlv. to LAIASSISTAMT . Newpor1. financial firm DataEntryOprtr RTTB clean clubhouse. model F /t1me . Exper'd in Bake ry Sales g i rls . seekl.na versatile Ind.iv 1be J olly Roger loc. is apts & rental ofc in apt Venip11Dcture. Call for ol boats, mariM eqwp & PBX Operator telephone retail sales nee. Must be answering se.:vice. Over able to work wknds. 25, w/lrain. Days, eves. fi73.4CllO &graveyard. 83S-3S6l MASSEUSSE. 1 a.21 Call first clas s legit miaasage. We wlll traln. Newport Sch. 631-4838 P.B.X Mature pref'd. Full. " for marketing & sales taloalf-8pplicalloo.s for a & SIAMmE SS oomplex. appt. 6'0·0140 ask for SOTrainee~ .. ~blers p88/tkiemShe.opA.~~~~ Ea.tCoTahset dept. Officeexper. req'd. ~';'<ldataenftryl operator. fUll time ~"!!·.~pplyMin Please call644·3389 Debbie. Needf!dlmmot:Utately _..... ,ype ~wpm. Exper. intrumwn o yr exper. person to ......._er. a-9am'UINoon --------- WEMBlERS ATURE WOMAN Part time shifts. Work on busy switchboard. Day shift only. No Sundays E. 0 ~ 546-3333 p /time to w e lcome ..._ _______ _ Long&~Term Hwy,CoronadelMar. w/transcriber helpful. onthelBM3741or37421s ble Austin. Draper's TMEIRVIMECO Assignments Some client coatact. Xlnl required. Perman.ent full Laauna Hills Store . 23621 u"N____. Ctr D LEASIMGREP newcomers & contact merchants. Flexible hrs. Need car. lite typing. PDP-11 3Shlfts Available. time day shift. Pay w11J MouJton Parkway Plaza _, ,.._,..,,. r Banlcing w or It in g con d s & N-Beach Attract• ve apartment 547·3095. 2 yrs exper RSTS. RMS· ll·bas1c. Company paid fringes. Salary open. Send resume to Hospital financial Services. 170 Newport Cent.er Dr .. Ste "3W,N.B. Musthaveownlransp. ------be based on experience ., .. ,.., •• .:.T......_ 556-ISZO T..,., PJtW-benefits. Call 644·4360 level. Apply In person F.qual()ppor Employer complex seeks ind1v. -r Branch ofc seeks bonda· _ask_r_or_Sbir_'_Je...;y_. ___ 8AM·SPM. Mon·Frl at nit.a.u~id•-w/Successful leaaing ex· Free. Top :llsy. Vac Pay bJe . u f"'IUU'9 -"" per. to show apts & ban· VidorT-•r • p/Umele erw/new Codd.aWaltres• 17042GtlletteAve,lrvine Experten for custom Housekeeper. mature dle leasing arrange--~ accounts exper. pref'd. ..i f ur u Handle t ho Me dune-Auto MacGregor Yachts, 1631 Placentia Ave. CM Senkes Call Lee Porterfield, ScMol .,.ctare rame man ac· ve-ui. · rg use, menu. Must be willmg to OivWalterKidde&~o <n•)558-l80l. Earn up to $.100 per wit. DataProcesslng lurer . Full tlme . 3 children, pvt rm/ba, wortt weekends &t have MEDICAi.ASST """"SE B-'-tol w~RNFEDERAL Low tu1Uon. Placement -JICTc~OL Parle/Line Framts. Sal. open. teave adapC.ab1escbeduJe. • -• • ,,. ~&a:. • UM 1'9'V ""'9' 10661 Ellis Ave, Ftn. measage,645-M46. Al8o. need temporary pit Whb front ofc skills. SlelO NewportBeacb SAVINGS aMisl.751-9 · ADMIMISTIATott Valley962-0322 leas ing rep to wo rk needed ror bus y P£1SONNQ <~~ :e~ & 165~:8:ITT.lrY COMM'B on. ::SS8f:e 5:t~u!f ,::;, __ .:;..(i_AR_D_EH_H ___ =~:!°id~/t:S;S: ~uo::tm ~~?~~l;gx~ Our growing agency C..rl'sJr) F.qualOppEmplyrm/r Graveyard shift. 2 Yrs willactasaconsultanl& F/time. No exper nee. s on. Must have car. 9am 'tilnoon belpful.5'1C).458S. seeks dynamdic._lndlvd· F.qual Opportunity job exper. 380/40 DOS. administrative control App I y in Pers on . _645-__ 1553_______ THI IRVIHE CO w /sales bit& ... goo Employer M/F fam1· 11 ar w /JCL ·-point for au information NewpO[ler Inn. 1107 Housek ........ r. live-In. s ...CAL TICH pebersooality lo I train to ---------Barmaid, p/time. 10.m· "' systems deve lopment Jamboree Rd N 8 See "'"'"'" 550Newport Center Dr Calif lie. Phone 640-014-0 come emp oyment 2Pm. 5 Days wk. $3 hr. Spoolers. Service bureau . · · · days, own rm ba &t TV. Newport Beach i ppt Ms Hill counselor in triendly oh: --------•I Must be dependable. Ap-exper helpful. Apply. Na· projects. Other duties in· Lindsey betwn 9-3. EOE. English speaking. SBS Equal Oppor Employer or 8 . . ' w irelaxed atmosphere . Assembly ply lo pensoo, Klngs Inn, tional Systems Corp, 4361 elude administration or per wk. 645-4344. ~-•cal AP't Call Carry Fox, ~6055. 1'811Ml'r 720RandolphSt. CM Birch St. N.B. <Near OC time accounll.ng system ---------• G.P. office n~ds ex· CoaslaJ Personnel Agen llUlllRL -----"'------•Airport) Equal Op· PROCON 3. Knowledge GeoeraJOffice Housekeeper/Aide. ex· _ __. . C",2790Harbor.CM ·" Barmaid. f/l days. Top portuoltr Employer ol COBOL, OS/JCL & ex· per'd Live in or out. Pvt pen.,. ... ~ medical assis· ..._1 _______ _ l~~n.181 rH ' pay right girl. C.M. l~~~~~~~~~j perleoce in all. phases of TaAJMH . rm & ba. Choice Laguna tant. 64&-3803 PETITIONERS • Al.lUllDLUhl 754-IM97 1-the life cycle of a de· Interesting pos. 10 our loc. Call bef8pm494·S093 Medical Asal. back offc. FUU/part-Ume. Good & ,INflS Cook·Broiler Exp. velopment project re· credit dept. Variety of 1---------pay daily. SJ6.?7ll """ llWMGClBK ~cut, energetic, qui red . proje c t duties. Req's typing skill Housekeeper llve ·ln. for ·busy 08/Gyn offc. ,,_ _______ _ NEEDED Fee Paid. Leading f/tlmeNBloc. 5411-7948 leadership experie nce olSO+ wpm, n~be-ap-YOllDg Newport Beach INDEPENDENT ~~~~~~. 0~~ PLATFORM SEC'Y IMMEDIATELY!! manuf. in N.B. lmmed COOKS b _ .. , l I h desirable. titudehelpful.Apply,Na· family. exper & ref's re· LO•.._. •G~ ario COTMELMELRECRIAL TOPPAY!. hire. Xlnl benents + • rewuas un~ tiooalSystemsCorp,4361 q'd . Pref non s mkr. AnA R"I All shills, day, swing ar bonus. $563. Also Fee ~~:.ac:rker s. We offer a com . Birch St. N.B. <Near OC 644-47811 Eitperlenced loan agent Mesaeager Santa Ana ore. Progressive independenl graveyard includes Jobe. preheoslve career de· Airport)_ Equal Op-House ---k---,ul-1-l-.-needed to generate loans 25 hr guarantee+ ex· bank 1s opening new wllnds. Long & short Micbele Kuhn 54-0-5001 veJopmeot training pro-portunity Emp&o)'er eeper, bildime. In the Costa Mesa. Foun· peoses. Call David Smith Corona del Mar orfice lerm assignments. Holl-Soelllng"Soellingof ••COOllS* gram and ucellent ~~~~~~~~~ li8'v~in.~10U1 t.H3 Bc ren, tain Valley '& Newport 549-8871 Cun'eDtlY interviewing day & vacation pay. NewportBeacbA~enfY Busboys&dlabwuhers. benefits. Send resume lo -• "'.-• ·u· · ;rea. area. Real Estate lie. re· ---------in the Long Beach faciU· Hospitalization plan 040CampusDrive Newrest.auraoL Al Agnew, Personnel E,a/~~5599~!k"6ior vMe~'. q'd . Contact Neil Motel·Front Desk Clerk. ty for Immediate open 1 • .__ lhtro Dept General Office .,._..., BosmaJl, (213)860-667'7 or Exper. req'd. Apply. ings. Penons with ex a~ai · Billingpostt.ionopeninest r&WI PACIRCMUTUAL RICoaDSClERIC _Smith ________ (n4)636-aJ61. Quality Inn. 7555 Beach perle nce pre rerred VOLT Tf Ml'''M•AO~ WJfl\ltt f '• • I 3141 C ; £S Drtn 54M741 CAcroA From Orange Co. Airport l Equal Oppor Employer ASSIMIUltS We W 111 Tr a In . MacGregor Yachts, 1631 Placentia. CM ASSIST. MANAGH Sales & edministraUoo. f\lll time only. Apply in persoo to: Mable Austin, · Draper'1, Laguna Hills Store, 23621 Moulto Parb'ay Plaza. AT'I'ENTJON!'! llOIOVB Mo~Mecffa Wort new office ()pealns ln Colt.a Mesa Man or woman. Work w 'r:1, peopa.. Enjoy a-ble Ii tereating work w rrapld advancement oppor ht our educaliottaJ c;::u division. ,\8e no r if 18 or over. Mutt bave pleuln& penoo&Ut,y. Cll U betwn 1:30am62:30pm. 645-6514 Atm>lf<mVE PARTS COUN111Nl$0M eon. ao,ce .... eK• -C-.Z::'ed. Call IOYCAIVll IOUS_,YCI •-..w N.B. firm. Good typing, Now accept.l.ng appllca-700N ... Ce ,_ 0 Varied~ition working Houir-.-Lo6Angeles Blvd. Buena Park. Salary commensurat~ lOkey.Geli'laecyduUes. Uoos 12·5-daily. 448 S. ewpo •• n .... r r w/scb ., & collec· _ _.._ FederatSavioas h · No sb. $125-$130 wk. Coast Hwy. Laguna Newpo=ch. CA tioo reports~ Type 40+ S Mornlngs or 5 alter-F.qual Opp Emply';. m /f MOTB. MAIDS ~~pie~: ~;e'fft n ;r~· Benefits. Will train.,~Be_a_ch._497 __ -4441_____ wpm. Some accounting noon.a p/week. 4 hrs Full Ume. Tides Motel. gram. Direct.. telephont· 645-1066 .-F.qualOpporEmployer experortrainingwould p/day Mon·Fri or Sun· LlMl-11 Applyinperson.494-2494. inquiries to Lyn n · COOICS. bper'd !~~~~~~~~~ be helpful. Apply, Na· 1burs. Housework. laun· Medications. full or QJurtne 8 30 1o ooa ~'ca/Secretwy Brealcfast, dinner & Delivery for early AM tionalSystemsCorp,436.1 dry, shopping & errands p /tlme. Mesa Verde MotelNlgbtAudilor I 3:30-5:~m.:2U/~-~· Exper d.P/Tfor RE ore. broiler· Better than newspaper lo Npt. C.M. Birch St, N.B. <Neer for busy professional. Coov Hoep. 661 Center St. Req'd for 152 unit motel. I American City Bank ForapptcallM2·9371. avera1e sla~lag pay. Mustbereliable S3SOmo Airport) Equal Op-Muathaveowntransp. & CM548·5S85 Apply, Quality Inn. 7SS5 E.O.E. M/F/11 Boat Manufacturer EllCSOll YACHTS Has the foUowiAI full· time openings for ex· per'd help. Wages based on experience. CA1941T SHOP ASSIMMBS •Miu.MAM Full benefits, medJcal, dental. optical. Please apply In person at: Securit.Y Office llJC50M YACHTS 1931DeueAve,SA I BOATS Boy wanted for 1eoeral cleaJHJP "maintenance. SUS pr br. CaU a.ft.et 6. 631~ IC>OD91R 20 Hrt per wlc. To handle A/P & AIR for Import f\nn In N~ Coater. Good OPPortunll~ . for peonon who would ke to work 4 bourt per day M()n(lay thru Friday. Blt· perlence wltb tBM ayatema/32 ciompu&et be)pf\al. bQt not reqidrM. SI.alt U'OUDCI •• CcJD. tact .Joanne Scott at TrtDlmart. Mf.?IG. Also, need dishwashers + 54S-OT70 · portunityEmployer refs.$80.p/Wk.640-aHi0 ---------Beach Blvd . Bue n a '---------- & bus personnel, HP aot · ~~~~~~~~~ ·--------P~. ~man : 3 to 4 yrs ex nee. Interviews Tues & Delivery man, ~ar ly = Housekeeper live-in. no M'"fflNISTS perieoce. S6hr. AB Dick Wed May 2nd & 3rd, morning, L.A. Times cblld. smllam.lly. Age 4o NI Mldlt A.ftt lehf & Itek camera. Good 10lm·2pmooly,31721So. route, C.M., Htg Bch. l'rurBll orover.Rels673-904.2 WathSdaysoffice asslst.:pay . Progress 1Vl' f~!.!~ Hwy, South Musl have dependable aUKJUU. Housekeeper, Child care. Machine Tool Builder Appty in person. Mon- 1 beoef"rta.Santa/Fountain ~-· cat. Good pay. 546-4481 UlllMEIS Able to drive. June/July. need s genera I Fri. 9am-4pm. Salary Valley area. FUU Ume. COOis .,.__._ ..... t. ortho ..... -. -RDUll Llve·lo. Responsible. machinists ror wide open. San Clemente Ion., fn9..Z39'l. uan.-a 11.lNt .. = WUr&eoUJNeededl!! Refs . Near beach. varletyofclosetolerance l25Avenlda Esplandian.--------- F/time. Exper. prel'd. NB.4~cl)'l.Ortboexp& arebouse ~ workincleansbop.Sbort SanClemente. i--------Apply3-Spmdally, R.D.A.req.64.2-2626 Sloclcctens runs on engine lathes. --------PRODUCTION GOIDAUl DENTAL Aaalat. Exper'd Sblppin1&Receivlng Housekeeper/ Companion verticle & horizontal ...._LVH/Ch ..... 900 Bayside Dr, NB in aeo'l prac. to worlc ln Must have phone & rella· /Chauffeur for elderly mllls. 11-7 Shift. Xlnt benefits. TYPESITTE:lt F.qualOpporEmployet fuogrowingprac.3 Day bletransp.Loll1&1bort ~· Live·ln, non· T..-.SCOMI~ Bayview Conv. Hosp, w/expertence(part-timl' wknds, early aftoa, term uslgnmmts. Holi· er. Waterlrnl bm. 210i!i.51burin,CM642·3505. days) '---It, lo u 1 day le vacation pay. Pvt rm . 646·6565 . Apply Al llM SELECTRIC II COOllS ;~93~en ves, •• Hoapltallzatlon plan 567·9891,548-2624 MURSBYMB4 ft avail. 10 EAL P 1T 1 ME . Paul Dosier f\dl·time, mature m.ale -·• ••saST •s.·--1 ...... a. t-over 21. 6 Days Incl Xltlt pay 6 company .,...,__ b.uaewlvea & college ~wcums -Sal/Sun. Work with beneftta, vacation pay. Ortbochralde Ftr" Ptr prls w/car. Over 21. 3050RcdhlUAve plants, trees 4' delivery. group Insurance, credit RDA ]>ret•d . Call 9:30A.M·12:30, lfon-Frl. COltaMeu,92626 ~ f'd SUit union. 011PQt ror advan· 6'2-91. F.am., to $100 weekly. 1714t 556-7075 Lagunl'ffiu; Nurse~~: =•~~ ~~~·-DIDtal--AN-'-t.-Do-yo.ou-.•-•_n_t --=Drtft <Guarantee $7S.) Mutt 11'-··•n--Employer Loe. EJZoro.830-5&53 . &__. ............... ..., bor •career in ort!M> uslna S 741 --neat. penonable & ..... -vrrv• .__ .... .uu•.. 1l kill 1 ...,Uc. Lori'• Kitchen MURSIS AIDIS Blvd. at F.diqer, Foun· all your D,A • 1 (Acl09f,:From 91M>747 all tOAM for ap---------Exper'd '1·3. Country taill Valley. Equal Oppty _640-0_1%\__.___. ____ , OraQleCO. Airport> poUltme:nt. MACHINISTS CI u b Con v Home. Employer Daatal~Pt. Daetonly. EqualOpporEm Yet TOOLlifAltERS ~l. Excellent Working C<>nditions ApPly In Person Obl«HCOAST DAILY PILOT SIOW. S.ySt. ea.ta Mesa A.ak for Paul Ward Equal Ol>Portunity Employer Good b=· U.B. ---------•1Tutw.JOIS ~~.:~~~Its MUISISAIDI I'.-i'Mbil 1 88WOll2, ....a. OMCI le overtime. Tookraft· ltalelO Hills Hoapltal, Proof °'111 .... ..,, ~ OIMTALASSIU. Hyoo're._turo,ou~ "'-"'MllMfW._11 Kina. Inc. 1820 McGaw lSOl E. t6tb St. N.B. Eq>eron NtR 7T5, AND Cllft Tlikf Ortbodontlc cbralde. ';:;.t:oV:u~l'"'f lnJb; l.W.Tn'-n• Ave .• Jrv. 714·~110 MS-5707. EOE. ~~i!;·S:=~·-~~ Tbe J)a1ly ~b. an r/time. H.B.812-MOS. woctlol w/tbe public we MACHIMISn MUISIS AIOIS ~(or a copy con-Deotal Ant Cbrad. bav• 2 are at op· ASHt••s Mill machlolttt. N /C "-· &OIDIRUIS P,ITIMIOMLY trqI ettrt ~t. Moat f/Ume. Good bendtu. oortuotrtes for brtgbt, PA~ machinists . Lathe Xlot beneflta. Bayview Male Stock Room Clerk tJpe 45wpn1 elieelrtc. 10 H.B. Call H8·503a. a11r-e•1lve ofc auls· W.LAIOlllS ope u t o ra . Ml l J Con u-.. Tburill • Delivery. Start S3.7S keJ addln• ft handle -...o. taaa. You will l)tiform • SOLDmtllS operators. Good bnditt v. ·-r· 2055 br. Rqal Beauty ~pply, ~ ~!.~. con11lln• 1 lat: -~---......_--Allt-~ ~~-orT,ldf~!:_A~f!a ~s ~ oventme. BcJ\IM J111 CM, '42-3505. m E.17tbSt. c.M. IUC ~-, --..--.....,....,.._ -... 1"-.... ..,... n-w k .. .. c.o .. 4000 campus Dr. MUlllS, AIDIS P /tlme 1t11dent to do _._.cal duUM. tG-7'1'71 or lnclut a park a .,..y-" -ODt" or N8 557 9090 .. .._, .. _.. '-•-lt'• v ........ _ ..... ,_ • • 7-3. ~ d 6 lralneeil. maintenance work at f«advace-~6·~ 1.a, ..... NewPOft.DQL -· ........ -=·-· u-6 , ...... _ ,._ ... _ t. g u u.JMU --A aood ..,_. aptJt.te lit • 2nd att.Ut. avail. MAQMST --_,..v . ..-p. PMty Rental lloN. App· mn ~ ent com· N\flltl c. l~daYI ptr It. blklMI ~r •• rui Paid vacations. You Toot.IOOM meeat.St.C.M. 11. aim Newport Blvd. PlllO' rortat.9rview wetk.-.-0 tOqy&tYl>lnaoUOwpm doq'tpay'a~~~Ol}')'CN! TOPPAY OFFICEHELP ._C_ •• ll_. -·----- ni.Mcall .,. ,..·ct: Thete po1t· c~ iR sat·&.IP •abort run mm. £xp'd to run prorcrty -.a..• 1St•T1 "•----.dOfft-&ioal --kW a atan1ot COllEINTODA\'f , .. , ..... _...... Gd -.. ·--t olcc day ~ ~ Ir -... .--· ·-IE~ ................... praa. __ ... .._. . lJ 'd f I r1-.I M'M111. aL m 8.opl! Take time to relu Nlar1to900 per mo. • .,,.. opp 0 r . to e x p and per wt. to tey. bOot· e NCI ot •• • "" Ol•••1co·.a..IT Md•"-., home It'• teStv-. ~~r w/-'Ra.-. 5 Da•/40 kHpln1 . Neo·tmoker. po,.,..•. simom• travel DA& ... II' y Pl.OAT •• -..~ ...... ,, .. · ..... ~ __.. .._ ... , ~ l"'fe ......... ..v " S I b C I l n .. -"'"" u ., r&Wto ---1.--• br wt. Co Dd Ufe/bolp tart $4 r . • __ .. ______ _ • Qu.tfted Ada. And If hmar • ot.la•r 1reat Ina. Ovle Joetrument .,Ume.'15a18 ~ •'"-C:""'--ad ···~It-10ll lall"ft IOflMIWlal to ........ For....... bl· 5M-JJOO aur uv ..-• • • • ea.tall4ila .. u. ult • frtea4lr teul••· C"lll 8111 · ttav .. omeWftl)'OUl'aot Wit ads Clwll1.ed ~Opportijaltr ClwHJe4 Ad·Vller al Srll usu.ecaea10. •------·~-toaell!CleMWedadldo ~.Md tbeJ ftDd ' • ~' ' eo.am saa~Co. , ________ , ea.5171 ltWlllLM2·"78. wt.t•'reloOtln&fOI' . I l • .... W-.t.d 7100 HelpW..+ed 7100 HetpW..twd 7100 tWpW-.ct 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• MoMay M~•._1_97_9 ____________ ~--~o~~~L~Y~P~IL~O~T-!C~•~·! LE..._ &alel person, part Ume. for Book Ston. S. t..aiuna. 416-8701 Secrelari• TB.LB,, /T ~ ,....... 1050 Mhal••--1010 lmmed op•nln a& for ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• tlell WANTED r or uputeoced real eatat• 1ale1peraon lrvlM am. 0.11 Dawo for Interview. 83HIOO .... _ ....... ,., Some baftq\4 exp nee. Phalw aft 3p~ 6'4-4711 DO YOU PLAY 1'MI O.•AKI " ........ _, .... c.,...r fer l•• •I Ort•• l•c ••9•· s. .... 111 ' ..... ......_W .. lllllttNf. fie -111. ,,...10 •1 ...................... ........ ,...c .. Mn. Jett. C7 I 4) 516-7302. Sa.lospenon FASHION SHOP Pleu1ot aurroundinp. nceUent compen.sat.Jor, fU11 or part t1me. Uber1l ei~y~ dilcouota. A p. PLY lN PE R SON ONLY. See Anne on Saturd1y-Tuesday · Thursday TYPISTS & SECl£JAllES Do you need extra money =variety. Let the fro 4' nexlbtUty or woritlnt ~mporary u · ""1meot.a ol your choice wort for you. Call im· mediateb' ibaJ"P perwoable pttlmt ........ 1005 lil"droom. twn bed•. teller. 8 . U ·S Tues & •••••••-•••••••••••••• drealier, etc, Uvma rm, 'lbw-a. Sav10gs I< Loan AMERICAN OAK 30fa. lounaers. tables. exper pref'd. but will IA.r1eat Seltttlon d.Uletl.e set, rerng. 1 yr train. lrvt.ne Savings. mOrange County okS.Color consoleTV.nr 75.2 2'00. EOE Stewart Rt\lb Antiques new. 559 S377 750 E Dyer Rd S.A. lat Nwpt Fwy) 7Sl·Bm TOOL& Contemporary Oak furn, Lav rm ' dining set, Uke new 642-l~ moms TOP CASH DOLLAR PAID P'OR YO U R JEWELRY. WATCHES. ART OBJECTS, GOLD. SlLVER SERVICE . FINE FURN4 & AN 'nQU ES. 645-2200 ~ I I '" • h I \I I \ :7;1 "'"" S• H~·1t"1fl~• Rt.>h RJ:m'AURANT JACKIM THE'IOX ,.., ........ . ~o~ office • ~OJ overload . 557.0061 llE MAIER G_,. We 1055 LUGGAGE TAGS FJectrooica Plfaoul co JONATHAN'S ••••••••••••••••••••••• from your business card hu perm position opeo HOUSEF1JL of Furniture Send-one card for earh for tool & die maker w /4 incl Dryer. Toys, 1ml •P· ta& plus one apare. We yra exper. Must be ANTIQUES pllances. much more r eturn permanently 11d.Ued in flxjng & build· misc 326 62nd . NB. aealed attractive t•8 & ing clies, aasembllng fix· DAILY strap, meeting airline 3723 Birch St. NB Equal ()ppor Employer JEAHRYAM FASHIONS FASHION ISUND Acrou from 8roadw1y. Newport Beach ~~ualsUng manul 1111...a-.J.. ...___ 1060 l.D. requirements. Pre· SALESFuD·Ume ~.......,..•a from sketches RllUIUMftS ~ vent tou & theft! For a COUNT& NaSOMM8. AU.TIME & verbal in1truct1om. WtrehllS8 ••••••••••••••••••••••• penooallzed tae enclose TbeSCoreforTIMEX SALIS SECY/ Know bow to operate all •• 11 Quarter Horse 1eldlog. wallpaper fabric or lmnwtt11Aa openinp for Salea&Service -Resp. penoo wanted ror ACCTMG tool room eqwp. Have Clearon Has shown ln stock • "Day Glo" paper & we Counter Penaooel on all Immediate openlna. Ap. sales ln one of Orange Busy Irvine Pinencial own tools . Apply 10 Ce West.em riding. Splrited. will back & trim your lhilll.fulhodpartUme. plyinpenon Co's largest lighting f&x· Exec wants intelligent, ~n..or call Joe Sale Wants expe r rider. tags. Or try two canii> Real Dtate • ___ I>ay,ahifl •lartinl wacl! ~So. llaln, s .A. lure showrooms. Must be attractive Girl Friday. • 642-2427, ext 243 _ST.Me __ lB ______ , back to ba~k. ~ ~ 12.7~/ hour; awing·shlll 1t>Ae to work Sata. Some lntereatiD& & busy job. Malttrs,.datffff 20% OFF a--a... 1070 PRJCES· -··AMLO.AH 5 l 1 r l I 0 g w a' e S"'1 -.. __ u b k ('Unpeople -perm l'UAM ' A ----T .. eaor3/ft: _.._ $ ~ ~vrl og ac cround . -o. ...., onrov1a ve 0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ... ... HEYER ~~·-•, 2 8 S I hour ; and -F\De jewelry designer prefd. but will accept Mr. llill.~1905 Cosu Mesa, Ca 921627 4/S tap Sl.60ea. A majol' life lnaurance graveyard-shill startinl nds mature. resp, ere al Ive ab i Ii ty ·" ---c-r-et_a_r.,-.-m-u_s_l_t_y_p_e. Equal Opp Em pl y r New stupmenl a mvmg WANTED 619tagsS1.SOea. co. bttadquarlered 10 wage $3 /bour. AppU· aaleaperson who desires Woodligbtmg,546-2901. .;;,cca.pa"''-'ot '--....iu.ft ac· mtr/h SOOD TOP CASH DOLLAR lOormoreS1.40ea Newport Be1cb is aeek-cants must be 11 and an int.ereslinl p rr wj. . """ •w1 • ..,...... Sales Tax ln.:luded inc ao iodlvldual to over. Pleue appl.7 ia Uoo in a beautiluJ";n. Sandwich & Sal1d as· count.s rece vable, ac· TOOL M.AICB lOAM &l....&.v PA 1 D FOR Y 0 U R NO CARD! further their career in PIJ90D : vironmeoL Must be 1g. serDl>len. SAM·9:30AM. co u n l 1 P • Y 1 b I e · Exper'd. Fully paid .,... .... , JEWELRY. WATCHES. Draw your owo or sena mortgqe loan closing peasive&aalesorien~ Mu,,t be oeat. clean & Knowledge of BwToulha benefits. Apply, betwo U.. lst ART OBJECTS, GOLD, name. address. phone & We &re aeeting a Joan 1205...... w/proven aalea abil. dexterous. S3 ~r hr. machine helpful but not 8am·3pm, Br ax loo .,.., SILVER SERVIC E, we'll rmke one c1rd per cloilnl apeciallat w/BA ColfaMeM 673-4"134, Elaine Schlup. 979.0747 f~r 1ppt. aft oecessarY. We wUllrain. Manuf., 1733 Monrovia "' Ua 561. FINE FURN & AN· tag.Add16<each. It 1·2 yn exper. in escroY. 301 Marine Ave, Bal ls. lOAM. Lori a Kitchen. Cell 548·1417 between Ave, Unit Z Costa Mesa 11 rt141J LR nQUES. ~2200 Send cbec.k or money or title work or simila r 3151!.17.. .._,_ G ir~.&uSTIESS ~liAM.CostaMlsa. Tow Truck Drivers ex 18335 Mt. Longley Mac .. try 1071 derto: woik ln loin closing .,._,. · reat opportunity ~ (off Ellis) ••••••••••••••••••••••• rtLOT PlltNT1HG There r. close cootact Costa W... for advancement with Salling me Iring-SECRETARY. mature ai ~~·T0TopgP31Y000A1 pply · Fountain Vnlley Lathe. B new lh44" P .O. Box 1S60 w/compaoy admin.l.atra· rtoe ready-to·wear exper'd. efficleot.rorMD'somce Ave,NB~·tisZ rvrne S3.SOO. Mllllog B oew Costa!lfesa,Ca.92.6216 tiona.outsldecounaelln EqualOppOrtunity sloret. Exper sales & Call673-2140. inlrvine.4~daysweek, -----t6.1-tlll 8'fltx28" SlSOO. (213 )~1 Left worldnc towards solu· ~~E~m~p~lo~yu~M~IF~~ caabier poettiona, full & • 833-lGS 41B.&VRI _..G~TS 961·34.34 .,.,,, gners overs L1v tJons to problems that _ pt-time avail. Apply Seamstresses. Exper pre· •KA•a."" "'" rm Brklml $400/olr Sora may arise. Anelysla or Gene's, So. Cout Plaza, f'd on angJ & dbl needle. ~ET.&•y Expr'd, part or full tame Radial drin. 4' German tble 165. Lg Ant. chair the loan tranaactiOftltla 8 CM.~ Benelits. 546-9311 ~..= for Newport Bch ·1gem•y Mahogany tilt top table 1960, S.1000. Lathe geared D>O. Bdrm Cum $50-$400. key role lo lhil position. Restaurant ._.,_. 7S9·1931, Evestwknds empire. made 1830 .. hd, 22x48'\ Hvy d ty Antiques S20 up Hdbrd & Compu;yolfen.allberaJ IROADWAY SECUTARI~ Exp,goodtypiat.Salary 6U-S16S Beautiful c ond . 2 German s:rooo. (213) spreadSZ25.Sleepersora benefita pack•c~ tuitioo --~ open. 644-4613 nwbogany 4 post.er beds, 961-3434 $125. Sal & Sun 9-S 332 refund le medical. dental L.ocJ-a.... SALES Im med. opeologs for Tl"uek Driver wanted. ~sz 1840. Aft s, 4ga.7282 Evening Canyon Rd coverage. Send resume Has immediate openio HALF DIV secy to work for The S.CyTeclllfca. Bott.em Dumps. must be Printing equipment for CdM to: Al Agnew, PenoMel for: 11 Irvine Co. Lite tn>ini & ofe dulie. exper. ln 4x4 trans Over saie --------Dept. COOIC llCE pav! S.CyC-1,,...._t f:Wlor 11 2 man laboratory. 2$.Ca.11~74 .'.ntiqueMusic Boxes! ITEICCAMH.A New carpet. custom PACIFIC MUTUAL .. :XperieoceReq'~ Ill Backgrouod in reel est., train for metallo-SlotMachioes! "-A.TIMAKER weave Kabala teak. UM 700NewportCtrDr •Full-time position EQ}oyable phone work sales, leasing, escrow or graphic labora.tory lVTrakOriver Cfoc.ks! 10.lS Enlarges and re-~ror•sqycl.6"-874!f -~acb.Ca!121663 •:.;',,.~Benefits--d'!!~ ~~.i·~1ary + documentation helpful. dat.ies. Sal nego. Photo-&T,........ lfUGESELECTION duces copy. see it run· Dm'LICA TOR EQUal()pporEmplOyer A,wbPersomiiellO.lZam bcmuseslccornmiaa&OnS. Typing 6S wpm-& die· graphy background MonthruFt1 8-S Dan's .._...can rung 714'TJl-6449After6 MonlhruSatorby appt Moming, afternoon & taJibone. ~e~l u 1l.1 Sanii1i"<lge -r!,: J.S&&N.wpon &J'vd, · lattuwffoaal ~· SaftDit!goFreeway evening abaft& avail. c-vo.ca1 e a u r I ca I ......... taMesa. ()peoW ..... '--·Sat ~...._ _ ___.L---- At EJ Toro Road Good speaking voice & Seer~; to work as Laboratory, 2003 Quall tB021Gf"t;ri~~.uTrv Mbcr' w 1010 UALTC>a Equal()pporEmployer phone exper. helpful. n eed e d . 1 ·3 yrs ~~.:..,!!-,~•r OC TYPIST (714)7M-1777 ··-·•••••••••••••••••• ~~~~~~~~~Colleg e s tudents. secretanal exper. ~ ~...,.. Stenograpn machine, • . _______ _. ho u a e w i v ea & 1ng 60 wpm & di .,_.. · NEVER A FEE used 3 times tripod s.uo. -Model 10 romplete ly rebuilt. used l lime Include, chemiul & paper. Call l-737 ~ or Realtor Auodate. Hive need fOC' 1 good ac- tive salesperson. ~c... moon:r.· ters thus is an c. ~ ... ce stalioa employee Beautt.ful Fesbion. Isle Appli•cH 10 I 0 Samsonite case· $225. Aft REST •uR .& ..... T ideal la~ able to hrk days. Apply eo. seetla good typist lo ••••••••••••••••••••••• s. &-- A An . ~,~ at lS922 PCH, Hwil Bcb. j i h '"°"' " .... ')') ttnn5 Secretary with '°°" typ. 213/Z.1571 ° ft t e I r s t a r r. FR G HT DAM AG E 0 --------OHke,. ..... & HELP .,_ ~ ing. Some at.at typing, 10 Conlftlal bo5s . Gfeat H01'POINT SALE. 3308 ~t w1nted, marine • 1 ·r ., IOIS 1110 ..,,.,. -.c1. COIMMIM541-1729 We ~~nlly '-ave 1 ForAPeraoaallnte.rvw k:ey&dict.apbooeexper. Serv1~ Sta. Attend.ant, starting sal of $900. Call W. Warner nr l;larbor navtptlon. ••••••••••••••••••••••• openUiJP'forlndlvid TIME/I.If( Excellentbenefits•·ran· experd. Fultorp/time. Rlt1 S40·'IOSS, Coastal SantaAna.979·2921 • 830-2540aft SPM 2 matchloc sleelc , ··"th • Appl Arco StaU 7th Personnel Agency 2790 d •se Reception1at/Secy .. , aome fut food ex tastic working environ· ~· OD, l Harbor CM • Maytag gas dryer JSed 3llJ'Kepcbmn•ua.llv rm esk:s w /coordioated Warm&frlendlyw/iood perience, however. tbi l;&...•'iH I .meot. &lrvme.CM ' 001y 6 wksS17S · set $400. 4 F78-14 Ures. c hairs . 1 exec. l phone personelily re la not require¢. 1bea La """ Please<?-11644-33119 Serv Sta Help oeeded Im· TYPIST 89J-3852 W<e nu. SllO. Triple mix secretarial with typing quired by busy company are full aod part-Um Equal()ppE rm lt 91m WNoon m e d Mua t be 18 NoSH,liteph's,locFas _ maltmach.$100.75&-9829 wmg, like new, rel.ail in finance & travel. OC primarily day positions. THE IRVl~E'CO. Day/iitght sbi•-avail.· Island -.... F 7 cu ft Westinghouse FF . ,, pnce over $1400. All 4 Airport loc. Typlne re· Hours aod salary a SALISLADY 550NewportCenterDr F\lllorp/t,ApplY990E. :_.,., or apptcall reCrlg S22S . Maytag ~anl, 57 Double pieces $600. ·dY aJI or 9uired. teOO/mo 9112-8666 Wonn.dAapyply lDFrpeidnaoy . oursmi"ii.if WORK. Newport Beach CatHwy,NB 6'0-1700. Washer 112S. Kenmore :f~.!;ocellent shape of~ Perfect for small eves Fu 11 time. Sa I a r y Equal Oppor Employer TYPIST gas dr y r $85. Wes t· lipii. aiii...,iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.ll~il·•ce~-~m-O~~Ul8~---~-m>-$800per mo. Muat be Service Station Atte n· llCEPTl"""""'IST lnghouse elec dryr S7S. Rece~ffyplat, 1pUtude over 2l 'and personable. dan~, es r 'c1. Day " WT" Guaranteed & delivered ~°!y ~k r::;~d~: Da TACO, IMC have xlnt driving record. ~Ev U .,~_1t/Ume. Ap· •-bl•-urel orn ..... re· -~:--_872 ______ _ 1720SUpertor Ave Car furniabed. Reply t.o .~-'-'-* ..,.,.Uoo, 17th & ""'' ..--.. .... m--a.. wlmda. Bo1Laa1-olflce CostaMna,CA adooZS3,e/oD•"uPtlot. .-;tts ... ISS .NB. · quiresaccuratetypist,6S -r--1020 Callf75..3282,9-S EqualOppEmplyrM/F PO Box ue~Cosla Sl~.000 • wpm min. Must be neet. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mda, ea 928216. Genefc/Bkprs/R~pt Service Sta. Atieodaots reliabieand pleaa1nl. llKIS & MOPEDS ~/TYPIST Employen Pay AlJ Fffs <4> P/time now to run New & used. buy. sell. Retail aaleS co. baa Im· l•--------ISALES Lb'Rdnders Agency Ume in Summer. Will Wm. L. Pereiara Assoe trade. Cycle a. co. 3488 ~ open1q Cora 1ut Restaurant &..rtleHoMtt 402X>BlrcbSt,SleUM train . Apply, 2590 MacArthur1tFordRd Newport Blvd C.M. wbo can ana phones. B'S UYoQwereD'tlOoklftlfOr Newpon8e1cb 833-3190 NewportBl,Cll Newport8e1ch 84.2-7910 ~~u~!aY.J;: 1"°"90fTM a ne~ career, y ou Callfouppt/esUb'64 Serv.S&a.All.eod.F/time. ~~'t':2° Obe--Ral--ei&_h_R_ec_o_rd_, -24-.. lnteJ"elted, please call wouldD t be reading~ Expea 'd, Ute mecb'l · · ·• /F lOspd, 1Motobecane 19" Katb1at551-2813. 1 nwd\llgloy) ~o:'.C::,~~~! SECRETARY-Intricate ~~e.lppty 2590 TYPJST,nper,1enfrom 10spd,673-t48Saft5 m ate openin&s in a job th1a d would job. XIDt typist. No all. ort Bl. . M. ~ tape, or c. 3 d ys / wk. "-- TellMoDI You, Love Her Reeept /Sec 'y. Exp'd ourfamllyn.tautants at be be' 1 not Operate or learn to c-.i-~· 1burs·Frl·Sat. S.A. nr --..-8040 penon w /froat ofc ap-nearby locations. We re· re. 11 you are a opentAa Ma& u Small """'...... ton, over· f:c:k~ F w y M r s ...................... . pearance & 1ood pbooe quire oo previouaf exper. ~ tbemlndedoppty ~uJt & l1w ore. Airport area. ~·~~· ;oott .558-8333. · O<>lden Retriever pup- per1ooallU'. Type !>O Joln our riendly team. earn N.B. · · ...,..,.. · pies. AKC Field & show wpm Ute6kkp'1.Small Comeseeuatodaybet..m ~-to five hundred Nolegalexperience SGT PEPPERONIS WAITERS-WAITRESSF.S pet. Shots. wormed compaoy. 54CM427 Hpm. . .._..... a week, c1JI toll Calt 833-9!182 PIZZA D • Y 1 • e x p e r n o · w /fLC Xlnl d' · WflltwtfW""'"MI tree. U> 800/327·9696 Now Hirtal~~R~ull & necessary, will an. (ZJ3)42!>-~l.· ISP · This Mocher's Day send Mom a i:treetin!l all rh t: world can share on Sunday, M11y I 1. Exprc..>sS )>Our luvt: 1n a L}.uly ,. Pdor Morher·s 0 .iy Greecin~ UC.nc>HIST Coell TnlHH ·=~e) (for recorded p/time ~ at loca· Call 581.(;US Lite blt.kpng. F /time • SECRET ti Yorksrure terrier pups. Someevee. Busy Jewelry Cashlen ARY on near Airport. Welters, "'aitresaes & Champ bloodlines. tiny, retail lt«'e. Benefits. So. c=:v,~~!d~ Retail~·~ rt MARKETING ::-~l8orover. Apply :=I pe shots. 3 lb atud service Coast PlaQ can for • .._ .... a w ea e ma ne """"S E 8_._._ l rsoo1 ex-530-5649. 4.5010.mpwiDr,Jrvine h1rdware store needs _,,.,. · · .... wl per enced In lood1--------- •Pllt-HHOt. !St E 17th St, C. Meea sales PeOPle. Knowledge SECRETARY Santa Ana Helghta service. People otiented. • DOG TRAINING UCOIDSCLBX 9842Adama,Hunt.Bcb o1 bo&ta It exper pref'd S4N674 good benefits. ~I for · Pvtclasses&boaroing .,___ EqualOppEmplyrm/f Nat'lcow/goodbenefita. INexttoMcDonalda> appt. 6'4·5404. Bag Ca· JohoMartin 548-0059 °""""' lypine. reqwred LDIW', vacation. Some A diversified, excillng Equal Oppor Emplo~er nyon Country Club. .,. 1 Dobe $'100/br wbl t.raln1n1 wtmd work Beach loc poalUon currently exists . rema e rman PUP· Call Mu. Stewart. a.....:.a ~_._ Cell B Morrison· at Der Wienencbnltzel Sheet metal workers, WAITRESSES all sbiru py, AKC for sale. 10 wks 67>04ID. M .. ~ t-ll&m,.U.lTll • foraolndlvidualwtthu· weldlnl exper. Call Awlf, Stavro'1, 8930 W old, 'bots & papers llCll.Al10M LIADa Summer opeD!ns for n · per'd indiv. ln recreaUoa program. lluat be able to wort w /all ag•. WSI re- q'd. &ometyptna. Please ea1I e44-38,.m·noon THI •VM CO. S50 Newport Ctr Dr Newport Beub F.qual Oppor Empk>yer CASH PAID __ __:.. __ ....:._ ___ , cellent typing. aborthaod Greg, 59-3811 Co a 1 t H w y , N • B 714-681-21120. & ~ cas•11r SALES·Malur~. woman anddict1pbooe1kllls. As Sl•P• betnta2·5pm.Fr =--.. -to-Y-ou---8-0-4-5 AUra ... ive exper'd •o for F/llme poaWon_ ·App a Secretary to the Direc· bllb {~ •tore. £.. lY Decorator Line, So. tor of MarkeUng, Dittc· _....Cm W......., Wmlhd ••••••••••••••••••••••• per'doalyapply. Oo..tPlaaa.540-7771. tor ol PubUc RelaUou, START $750 MO No phone cal.14 please Fem. dog, mixed breed. _....,,..._ 5 • n d Promo t Ions ~ck p Apply motna, Sargenll's yng. & affection1t.e. Nds _.--.v.-v Coordinator you will be ayllailes 843W.19lhSl. CM loving home w /yrd 29 FastUon laland, NB Sale9 in·-• ed ComP1Q1 Beoeflta ~5346 Call 6'4-216SZ ""'v in a variety or ID Newport. Ml-2'123 W a It res a w 1 n t e d • --------OPPORTUMmlS aituatlcn.s 110me requir· Orillnal Pim, $3 hr + UTAILSALIS lllREALESTATE tng public contact. A tips. Apply In person. ,_,.,.. 1050 Poaitiom now nn.n full marketing background ls $l ftf'W 2121 BaJbo1 Blvd, N. 8 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~r-desirable and eood phone ~un ...__ p/time foroneol Fa.shi Let UI delDODltrate bow manraertsma a muat. We Uft .. u~Spm. *•I BUY•* laland'• flnelt. atorN you can P1n a lhare or ~ o OfFICEI N.8 . Aak for Davi the 1bao ... er exce eat benefits. Warehouse & vehicl Good used Furniture & .. _ ....,.. _ d more 800 milhoo Please call Mary Ann ~ y malntenanc., deliverlea. Appliances-OR t w1U _ ...... ___ ... ._._--_;...· __ __. e::.!,~'1!h~1;;,ttke~~ Bannlng ·at (714) exper.*1!00area. 5 rs Good drtvloa record. 9t!llorSELLforYou . ..... 51111•11• Elltateinma. ~~t2'3orapp\y jTOther ~:j-::. Heavy IUUna. NON· MASTMSAUCTIOM Exper'd for bardwa r-·~ Call Saddlebadt Person· SMOKER. WOC'k:inf 646-1616 & 133-9625 ~~~~~a~~~b~~aucno. COMPLETE dlr oel Agency, 21570 =.sa;e~!~t=e~~ INDEPENDENCE ~ .M.arperite Prtwy~ Ste ~eww 3-5, Mon·Thun. Rec/Sec'Y Top nail) of. r~ seekJ Pll"IOft8ble re· cept/sec'y for urled NtpoDlillllUt••· Some tyJMI but 00 tbor\hand NQUtNcl. Pleuant aur· -------;;.;;.;;..;.;.__-t 494-66.'llorM0-82:67. ...OV0oK·-·nAv'"' 218, M111lon VleJo. 558·6981. Window NOPRIOR'I'RAlNING .. .._ ~ .az7. . l>eel""Drt• .,,...,D ,..,....,. OREXPER NtwportBeaC!bCA -0 ...,. ,_..., For gd used furn, antJ· ques & ctr TV's 957-8133 toUDdlD,. ._ compeny beneOtl. For lDtervlew call 1AU Realty, alk for Peul Eofr, V.P . at Retail Sales NECESSARY .Equal Opp ED19b'r M Loop ve. CM. 2 aofas llS ea. 2 end tables l'1$oMll. Allracllvt, exper, aa wormn for high volum fubbast.on. DAJlllATZ fASHIOMS mt HamiltoD, RB -.n11 ·~~~~~~~~~I · ,Fu.llfcp/tclft ----------t suoeach. UNLDOTEDINCOME I· tor ni&hta. Apply In W'IKllOUSEMHI ___ 63_1·0_185.......__ __ POTENTI~ penon, 2HH Crown MUI M Chrome Total ltlte examlnaUon SecreWy ValleJ ~1· LllUDI Need person to team & bl.r ~~.!'m se, Ii t:nJntnct ODlY DEC. SICllT.AIY Nia. 1bJppln1 • rec. Also • .. """new, ~ " Sito. 1"Jolb Ropt, lnc. bu ~ aome snalntenance & ~ or make offer. OUARANTftD aa ~ for an ell· S::..~ n rn.: ~. PriDIJ.ol plant. -__ PLA.CDENT Plt'd aec'J to~ to SL Cll.-Stel (~) 8l1'>Rart.5*8027. KlnpilebedMO; ma,.le3 tile V. Pret lD ch&rte ot .-..,· ' w a rebo&&H iene ra 1 drwr chest w /mirror S40; tbe Bu.lldln1 D!!•ltn wareboule clerk/ltock twin beda, like oew. $125; DlYialqn. OUtatanting ab penoa De9ded at Balboa marble coflee aod end • tnm1 U:llll an req'd TAX llartneHardwan. 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AT MAIM UMTAANA 117-2132 • I. .. l VOL 71, NO. 121, 3 SECTIONS, 30 PAGES ; :Vote Looms f t A showdown on a controversial redevelopment plan tbat would pave the way for a new Huntington Beach • abopp1ng center is scheduled tonighL Council members are expected to vote on rezonine 15 • acres at Golden West Street and Warner Avenue from residential to commercial uses. The city council ha s prevlously signed a redevelopment agreement with the de,·eloper. Business Properties of Irvine, to assist in acquiring and consllidating many oftheamall lota in the area. City ball sources say that because of this commitment and steps already taken 'by the devetOper, lhat the city has gone too far to back out of the agreement tonight. Afternoon \ \ N.~. Stoeks ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONOAY, MAY 1, 1978 TEN CENTS l on HB Sh~pping Center· It was learned, however, that some council members are balking at the rezoning that would re s ult in the redevelopment. Councilman John Thomas. In particular, is upset. He claims that he has been "fiat told" by City Attorney GaU Hutton that the zoning has to be approved in order to avoid potential lawsuits. He said that he thinks that Mrs. Hutton is representina the developer and not the people of the area who he says opposes the shopping center that would be anchored by a major clnig store and'50l>ermarket. "No ooe tells me to push that green button <for affirmative votes> or not," he said. Mrs. Hutton said tod.-y, however, that she has not instructed councjl members on hO'tV to vote. She said that a preliminary impress ion gle aned from a redevelopment expert was that the city councll needed to vote for ~ezoning because a redevelopment agreement had already been signed. She said that research over lfte weekend shows that this is not the case. however. A committee comprised of m erchants already doing business in the area has c omplained of "over-commerclallzaU9n." Mrs. l:futton said that the city has been upheld In a lawsuit in which merchant s hav e challenged the redevelopment plan. The case is now before an ~appeals court, she said. . <See CENTER, Page AZ) -; Darllo11r Doctor Trial Ordered 7 • I '\ Violence Ex ected· Non-union Drivers Gather Trash By JACKIE BYMAN Of ... '*tr .......... The threat of further violence hung over the Orange Coast to- day as trash disposal trucks ' began rolling again with non· 1 union drivers as Teamsters members remain.ed out on strike. ~1 ··we'ye got tr_ucks rollin_g," said Dick Taormina, owner o( Anaheim Disp0sal, one of seven firms against which Teamsters • have been s triKing for two weeks. I "They're all under poli~e t guard and armed guards," he 1 said. "It's an armed fort out there .. If they're going to do something. it's probably going to • Moro to Die? be today or tonight'°' -s-atonhl') -t h~ .lfe1tmsters turned down a three.year con- tract that would have raised wages from the current $4.50 an hour to$6. Drivers are seeking a raise lo $8.50 an hour over the three-year period. The oe.w offer included l.uU dental ,eol!e.rage, w.hic.h drivers had asked for. but did not include sick leave, another issue in the strike. The strike. which has left more than a million Orange C<funly residents without trash pickup, has been marred by inci· dents of violence, including the burning of three truc ks at Jaycox Disposal and a $15.000 Farltily Bt:IUroes Terrorist Threat ... ~ .... .,,..... PRAYS FOR HUSBAND Mrs. AldO Moro Dr. Waddill Jury· Still ·Pondering An Orange County Superior Court jury which has not yet reached a verdict in the l>aby· ROME <AP> -Aldo Moro's family has r~eived a new ul- timatum setting a deadline of a "few hours'' for the ruling Chris· tian Democrat Party lo open negotiations with his terrorist kidnappers to save his life, a Rome newspaper reported to- day. • II Tempo said th'e ultimatum was delivered Sunday ln a telephone call to the former pre· mier 's son Giovanni. The family believes it was an authentic message from the Red Brigade extremists holding Moro, the paper said. It was this threateqlng call from an anonymous woman thal caused the family to issue a statement Sunday night bitterly attacking party leaders for their refusal to deal with the kidnap- pers, II Tempo said. The statement said the Chris- tian Democrat leadership's "im· moblllty and refusal of all in· itlatlves ratify the death sentence" the Red Brigades said a "peopl•'s court.. ordered for the 61·year-old Moro, a five-time premler'and current party presi· dent. fire at Anatteim Disposal. -c·ar-lrLlndema~ business manager of Teamsters Local 396, said. "The union's position is that we have laws in this land and we expect our members to behave according to those laws. · "We have also told our mem- bers that if they are involved in _yjolenc~ we won't use our_~al staff to help them. We are doing everything we can to be sure it stops." Lindeman said union officials are seeking new negotiations with management and hope to begin making arrangements lo. day. Meanwhile, trash trucks under heavy guard began rolling again today and city officials. that con· tract with the private firms for trash pickup expressed op- timis m. In Costa Mesa. officials said they expected residential pickup to be under way today. although there may be s ome delays because of the accumulation of trash and the inexperience of the new dri~rs. However. trash not picked up toaay will probably be picked up by Tuesday. they said. Huntington Beach Qfficiala said that because the tirm with which they contract. Rainbow Disposal, is still training Its new drivers, they expected several days· delay before residential pickups could begin. . lo Laguna Beach . .new drivers were also expected to be a~ work but officials there too foresaw some delay before re~ular pickups would resume. Although no new incidents of violence were reported by coun- <See SfRIK.E, Page AZ) Youth Hurt When Auto Hits Mo-ped A Fountain Valley teen-ager suffered a possible concussion and hand injuries Saturday when his moped was struck from the rear by an auto turning into a market parking lot, police said today. Michael Curran, 16, of 18687 Redwood Circle. was examined at Paclfica Hospital. then transferred to Palm Harbor General Hospital In Garden Grove. He was treated there and released. • t killing trial oC Dr. Wiiiiam Bax· Christian Democrat leaders were lo-meet later today to dis- cuss the latest developments. but there was no indication Premier Giulio Andreotti and other paJ'tY chieftains would be swayed by the family's stale· ment. Investjgators identified the motorist whose car allegedly struck Curran's moped on Garfield Avenue near Maenc>Ua Street as David Trongale, 40, of 18691 Evergreen Circle, Foun-tain Valley. • ter Waddill wa.s back in the jury room today for the sevent!l day • of deliberations. · The panel of nine men and three women plus one alternate ui ale juror took the day off SUn- day and spent it at their hotel where vislta from friends and"''· aUveswereallowed. Judge James K. Turner or- dered the jury sequestered lut week wtth the comment that publlclty generated by the trial must not be allowed to aftect the ban judgment. ~ The jury baa been a1ked to re- turn one of ave pouible verdict.: not llullt.Y, 1uilty of • ftnt or aecond degree murder or auilty of attempited murder tn the flnt or aecond de1re-e. W addillt t2, of Huntln1ton Harbour. " accused of stra.n· du a newborn baby 1lrl Jn the treitmln1ter Com munlt.y llolpltal nunery on March 2, Jll7, It. ii alleaed that be cboked the dilld to deatb ln her crib when Jiit realbed that lbe had IW'• _ flved bit attempt 12 boura eM'ller to abort tbe 18-year.old ........ 'the nation's lar1est newspaper, Coniere dell• Sera of MUan, commented: _ "On the one band, there ls a <See ff ALY, Pa1e ~> . PILUI' PUC~ P'3.S PROMPTLY "The response was unreal. The first one that called picked her up. She 1ot a super home." That's the advertialna success story told by the Huatlngt.on Beach woman wbo:-placed. th1a ad In the Dail)' Pllot: German ahep. a mo. obed \n\d. Fem. lAva ever· y9ne but protective xxx.xxxx If you have a pet you want to place ln 1 1ood home, call 642-5678. A friendly Dally Piiot ad-vi.er wlll help you word your ad for the sreateat Impact. We make tt eh)' for you to put a few words to work for you, tn tbt Dally Pilot. 1'rongale was not cited, but m· vesUgatton into factors that caused the accident continue, police said. Couple Held ID Child. Sex OKLAHOMA CITX (AP) -A man and wife were Jailed in con· nectlon With the alleged sexual moleatat1on or flve children In their nellbborbood, police said. Police Hid Earl Robert Plotrowski and his wife Lorena alle1edly used their two daughters to entice. ntJ1htiorbood chlldren into~ south,vest Oklahocu .Cit)' home for what Ute children wetfJ told would be blrthdl)' rrtles. Detective BU Tays uld PfotroWSlct, 45( ftS bookf!d on 13 (Qmplalnta. • His Wife, 2 Girls MUrdered .1V'A l:>Hl.l'HiT.D:N 1A.P J --A -form·er ArtQydoctorwho was in· ~~~~~~~~~~ dieted on murder charges fiv e '·"-" ...... r::.'·"'•"'-"C~.. years aner the deaths or his preg- Bl-1'1onda9 nant wife and two young daughters was ordered to stand trial by the Suprente Court today. The charges against Dr. Jef· frey R. MacDonald of Hunt· ii\lnm ltal'tJOUr had been-ttts=- missed last year by the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on grounds MacDonald had been denied his constitutional righr to a speedy trial. However , the Supreme Court ruled today that the appeals court did not have jurisdiction to review the speedy·trial issue orior to the trial. Justice Harry A. Blackmun. in an 8·0 decision, said that ·:most speedy.trial claims ... are best conaide.red only alter the tele· vant fact.5 have been dev~Pe4 • at trial . . . The speedt-ti'ial clause of the Coa.stitution does not . . . encompass a right not to be tried which must be upheld prior to trial if it Is to be enjoyed at all." In October. 1970, military authorities determined there· was insufficient evidence to press charges, against Mac- Donald, who was accused o( t>ludgeoning and slabbing to de· _..,,...,....,~ .. -... atb his wife and children in February, 1970, in the family's > homeatFortBragg,N.C. Southern Calilornia Edison Company crewman peers ruefully at his re{>air team's first job this morning. Utili· ty pole on Edwards Street near Garfield A venue in Hun- tington Beach was shattered when struck by a car about 7 :20 a:m.. pollce said. Unidentified driver was sent to hospital for repairs. Edison Company crew estimated it would take two days to replace the broken pole. MacDonald was a captain in the Army Medical Corps as- signed to the Special Forces. He said the assaults were com- mitted by a number or meD and one woman who broke into the home. MacDonald. now director of emergency medicine at St. Mary's Medical Center in,J.oog Beach, was indicted in January 1975. In July 1975, a federal dis- trict court judge in North Carolina rejected MacDonald 's argument that he had been de· nied a speedy-trial. The appeals court overturned that ruliniz. HB· Police Probe Two Sex ~ Assaults Justice Blackmun said the right to a speedy trial is in- tended lo prevent oppressive and white. checked trousers. He pretrial incarce ration , to Huntington Beach police are investigating apparently un· related sexual aSJault.s on a pair of young girls over the weekend. A seven-year-old girl playing on the Crest View School grounds was raped Sunday at 12:50 p.m. by a thin man with graying bair-, police-said. The child was treated and re- 1 eased from Costa Mesa Memorial Hospital. The girl was riding ber bloycle when the mah grabbed her and forced her beblnd a classroom, ae.cordw to POlfce report.a. The vld.lm told police her as- sailant was dressed in a green shirt with a white collar and black Most l:Jnmm;re Of Tremor SANTA BARBARA <AP> -A moderate early. morning ea~uake in the Santa Barb*• area tern· porarlly dt1nipted com· munlcatrona for the •berltra .._rtmect, but authorities said they b.ad no reports QI da1nage or lnJurtes. Mott realdenta were wt· a~are of the tremor. Sei•mok>llata at. Caltech in Paisadena said the quake, wlalda occurred at 1: 03 a.m., recbtered 3. 7 on tbe &ldai' scale •d was centered 20 miles 1outbwe1t of Santa Barbara in tb• Santa Birbira Channel. alsoworedarkglasses. minimize anxiety for the ac- . The man, a Caucasian about cused and to limit the possibility six feet in height, fled the scene that the defense's case will be in' his white and green sedan ..... Impaired. The girl then ran home. Blackmun said it can best be In the other incident, an el~t-determined if the defendant's year-old Huntington Beach girl case was hurt by delay only escaped an aparent assault at· after the trial. tempt aftei: she was forced into "The essence of a defendant's a white van by a young male Sixth Amendment claim in the Latin near an apartment usual case is that the passage of complex. time has frustrated his ability to The girl was playing in an al-establish his Innocence," the leyway near Warner A venue and iustice said. Edwards street at 4 p.lb. when the suspect approached her and offered $5 for directions, police said. The man, believed to be in bis 20's, lotted the child Into the van and ata.-ted to drive away, police reported. 1 But as the suspect looked awa}' to check traffic, tbe girl bolted from the vehicle and ran to safety. She was unhurt. Police sat., Luis Ochoa said police uaume the motive for kidnapping the younpter was for a sexual auault. The two incidenta do not ap-pear to be ttlated because of tbe differeneee in the reported aps of the two attackers, Ochoa added. Woman Aaeaaltecl SAN FRANCISCO <AP) -An unldenllfled )'Owtl woman re· malned M ~ eond6Uon at Central 1tmer1ency Hospital to- day aftAri' lbe was raped Md then Ila~ ln the back by ber a111ltant u •be tried to ncape . Clearing and cooler tonight. Fair and warmer Tuesday. Lows tonight 50 to 57. Highs Tuesday 65 to 70. • INSIDE TOD~ 't' TM~ that Pol Nu· on drofllc '*""' ii dimWd by /r.kndl. St°'1f Polit A1. l•ax J f OAl.L V ftlLOT H F Mond!r. M!Y 1. tt71 ..., ....... 1 Nixon's Book . Opens Queries NEW VORK (AP> -Wbo'a t.clling it straight'? Rlchard Nixon? Charles W. Colson ? Ii. a: Haldeman? Readiu their Wateraate books, it is often hard to tell. <Relat- ed atoriel, A7> Nl"on says be was nying back from Florida when M teamed that one of the Watergate burglars was on the payroll of his re- -... election committee. But Colson recalled that Nixon phoned him from Key Bis· cayne. f1a .. "furious that anyone connected with the campaign would be lnVQfved in anythingsoidioUc." The news, said Colson, "plunsed Nixon into such a flt of temper that he hurled an ashtray across hi.s Key Biscayne llvlng room." And Haldeman: "My suspicion of an involvement of Chuck Colson and, therefore, Nixon in Watergate was dissolved complete· ly wben I spoke to Nixon. Tbe president wasn't concemed at alJ by the break-in." r Such inconsistencies run through "R.N.: The Memoirs of Richard Nixon." Haldeman's "The Ends or Power" and Colson's "Born Again." For example: NIXON: One June 20, <three days after the break-in> Colson suggested that the four Cuban-Americans arrested inside Wateraate might have planned it "on their own." HALDEMAN: Nixon sugested "raising money for the defen· dants and using a Cuban covet for the money." Nucon writes that ror nine months be assumed his major Watergate problem was determining who authorized the break-ln, but that on March 21, 1973 be learned from John Dean that the cov- er-up was the real problem. HALDEMAN: "The president was involved in the cover-up from Day One, although neither he nor we considered lt a cover-up at that time. By June 20, 1972, he knew about E . Howard Hunt and G. Gordon Liddy -but, never ordered me or anyone to lnfQrm the FBI." COLSON: "I never suspected for a moment that anyone in the White House, least ot aU .. .the man r w~ talking-to (Nixoal'would for a moment tolerate or cover.up such bungling incompetence." HALDEMAN: "Richard Nixon, himselt, caused thole buralars to break into (l,,arry>-O'Brien's-office." Haldeman reasoned that O'Brien, the chairman of the Democratic National Committee. .. became a symbol of hale" for both Colson and Nixon. Nixon mentions two meetings on June 20 with Halderun -but there is no word in the published excerpts about a te.lepbooe con- versation during which, Haldeman asserts, the cover-up started. -~: "In th s te epbone conversiiilon, on our very first evening back in Washington, Nixon, himself, initiated the ldea of raising funds for the Watergate burglars in an indirect man· ner." Nixon writes that on June 20 he felt confident about Watergate because both Haldeman and Colson assured blm no orte al the White Hollse had been involved. HALDEMAN: "Even more surprising, he indirectly suggested the idea involving the CIA ln the Watergate problem three days before tbe famous 'smoking gun' conversation 1n which the same idea was consummated." Nixon Bays the only explanation for the 18~·minute gap that would be believed would be an admiasion that be or Rose Mary Woods erased iL He told Dav\d Frost in a television interview la.st year that ··1 have no recollection of the convenatJon beyond what Haldeman'a IMMs bad indicated." HALDEMAN: .. It's just possible that there was somethln1 ln · that conversation which Nixon believed was so uniquely damaging that it had be lo be erased." • NIXON to Frost: "I didn't do it ... I never saw the tape or touched the rqachine or put the earphones on or anything." Haldeman: "I believe Nixon bad started trying to erase the tapes himself." Marine in Slaying Ruled ln£otnpetent . _ By 1be Associated Press Sgt. Earl J . Holley, accused or two murder&o ln a shooting· s tabbing rampage at Camp Pendleton in January, bas been declared mentally incompetent to continue bis general court· martial. The case again.st Holley, 24, or Staten Island. N.Y .• will be re· turned to Maj. Gen. Carl Hoff. man, .commanding genera! or the sprawling Marlne bas_e, for disposition. Friday, a Navy psychiatrist told Col. William Eleazer, the presiding mllltary judge, tbal. Holley lacks the capaclty to UD· derstaod the proceedings against him or to aid in bis de· fense. The trial was postponed last week after Holley became vis- ibly agitated during testimony by survivors or the Jan. i attack. Hortman could dismiss charges against Holley or order the trial to continue -two un· likely pogsJbUities -or he could order the YOW\Jl Marine to un· DAILY PILOT , dergo psychiatric hospitaliza. ti on. Witnesses said HoUey had been doing well at his job as a military photographer at the base audio-visual center until his transfer to the supply depart- ment, where hi s Job performance fell orr. Testimony indicated supervisory officers wrote de· rogatory remarks about Holley on a desk calendar, harassed him about his work and recom· mended against allowing him to re~nlist. Wttnesses to the Incident at the center said HoUey coolly shot and killed two or his sergeants and stabbed or shot four others. Gas Hurts 11 ~At Rock Fest ST. PAUL, Mlnn. <AP> -A canister containing what •P· peared to be tear gas or am· moala exploded at a rock COO· cert. injuring 11 people who re- quired treatment for eye irritation and smoke lnbalaUon. The concert by rock star Allee Cooper was stopped and 13,500 people left the -St. Paul Civic Center. No arrest& were made. The cani.ter wu thrown into the flnt aectlon of bleachers about an hour after Cooper came on ~J•· A few mlnuta later, the liJ.bta were tumed up and the center emptied. Sculpture Burned SAN RAFAEL <AP) -Marin aeulptor Oen.n1a Patton's 30-foot· tall wooden maaterwork, .. Un· flUed Hone," has been reduced to clnden by an arsonlal. By the time firemen arrived at ltl out- dqor exhlbltloo alte al Karin Clv'c Ceater early Sunday, wlnd·tanned fiamet had licked \IP tilt tapered hlnd •• ,. ol the enormous hone and ~Ou.red lt• aeuaaed wood. After· Car IUl/3 Tiro A drunken. drlvln1 1u1pect was anftted Sunday night in Silverado Canyon alter the c~r be was driving ran off a roadW~f and st.ruck three peo- ple. kiwng two of them. Accordina to the accident r~ port, Rickie Dean Geiger, 23, Kathleen Kirwan , 20. and Sharon Kirwan, 2$, all of Long Beach, were standing oft the road examining a stricken motorcyde when blt by tbe auto. JOHN WAYNE WAVES TO SEAGOING FANS OUTSIDE ttlS HOME IN NEWPORT BEACH More Than 100 Boats Safi Past to Welcome Actor'Hom• After Heart Surgery A California Highway Patrol spokesman said Geiser and Kathleen Kirwan a few minutes earlier had tumbled from the motorcycle at the intersection of Silverado Canyon Road and Black Star Canyon Road. Sharon Kirwan, a passenger on another motorcycle, had joined the apparently uninjured pair as they examined U1e stricken cycle alter pulling it off the roadway. Fleet Greets Wayne It was then that a car driven by Jamie M. CiccareW, 26, of 13861 Mlrello St., fbrden Grove. plowed into them, the CHP re· port said. Newport Boat Parade Wel,comes Actor More than 100 boats ranging from skiff~ to the Coast Guard ·Cutter Point Di'Vide turned out Sunday to welcome home Newport Beach actor John Wayne. Wayne, recuperating from open heart surgery, stood on the lawn or his Bayshores home and boomed out his thanks on an ampllfied sound system as the hour-long parade floated past. The event was organized Fri· F,....PageAJ ITALY ••• man...wbo ~desper~lely trying-lo save himself. On the other, there are men who must seek the sale· ty of the entire national com· munity." Observers said the family's stand could divide the party and might undermine the alliance of Christian Democrats and Com· munists which Moro himself worke<\ out to give Andreotti a majority in Parliament. The Communists are strongly op· posed to any dealings with the Red Brigades, who are to the left of the Communist Party and attack lt for lta support of the Christian Democratic govern- ment. The tamilY's statement was ls· sued aft.er seven letters aftribul· ed to Moro were received over the weeked by President Giovanni Leone, Andreotti, and five other pollticat leaden. The letters repeated earlier appeals from Moro to open negotiations with the Red Brigades on their demand for the release of 13 jailed terrorists in exchange ror bis life. "Believe me, there ls not a single minute to lose," said a letter to Bettino Craxj. the secretary.general of the Sodalist Party. A total of 14 letters purported· ly from Moro have been re- ceived since he was ambushed on a Rome street on March 16. F,..,..PageAJ CENTER ••.• Irvin Haydock, chairman or the city's environmental Council, has also questioned the impact or the new center on the tramc and the city's sewage system. Under term s of the redevelopment agreement signed last Jan. 5, tbe city has agreed to obta1n property in the area and sell it to the developer. Many of the lots are substandard in size and the ownership title is unclear in many instances. Business Properties also has already purchased nine acres in the redevelopment area. DogSkdtkr Reaches Pole TOKYO <P> -Japanese ex· plorer Naotnl Uemura became tbe first person to reach the North Pole alone by dog sled to· day. a spokesman ~ported. ·'The Smithsonian Institution in Wuhington contacted WI to conflrm that Uemura reached t he pole," said Haruyukl Takahashi. a representative of Uemura •a backuporeantzation. Takahashi explained that Uemura was carrytna an a utomaUc beeper that aeod.s a beam via the Nlmbua e satellite to Dr. Lee llouchlns or the Smlthaooian. F,.... Pflfl'! AJ STRIKE ....... I ty dumps or private dlaposal firms, offtci.is remained wary. "We're rMd,f for anytblnt/' Anaheim Dlapoul'a Taormina said. ' • day by the Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce. Chamber Director Dan Rogers said today that there were more than 100 boats on the scene. "There was a Jot or mllUng around because there was no route and nobody knew who to follow ," he said, "but it was a lot of fun." Official ~~~e9· included the cutter, whose crew snapped to attention as the ship elided past · Wayne's home, as well as the Orange CQunty Harbor Patrol's fireboat which let loose with jets of water as it passed. Other paraders unfurled homemade welcome home s igns or sim.RIY tooted their horns. hollered hello and waved. A spokesman for Wayne said the movie star was glad to be home and touched by the float· ing display of affection from his neighoor5. - Dead at the scene of the 9: 15 p.m . accident were Geiger and Kathleen Kirwan. Seriously in- jured and taken to Chapman General Hospital for trealment or her injuries was Sharon Kirwan. The Highway Patrol report said Ciccarelli was booked into Orange County Jail after being charged with felony vehicular manslauahlft-as well a& -suspl· cion of dnmken driving. Banks Authorized Yacht Finn T -T f F rnds l Founder · .WA~NGTON~~D~ ~~ targe.':an the balance , ~ at 52 Federal Reserve Board voted to-he in his checking account, the \....Robert E. J . "Bob" Poole. S2, day to let banks transfer money bank automatically pays the president and founder or Down automatically from customers' check from money in the client's East Yacht&, died Saturday at savings accounts to their check· savings account. his Newport Beach home after a ing accoWlts to cover overdrafts Many banks favored the l>f'O-long illness. or to maintain a minimum posaJ. although some feared There will be no services for balance. they would lose money because Mr. Poole. according to his The service, to go into effect depositors would not leave as widow, Sondra. His body wil~ Nov . 1, would be at the much money in their checking cremated and the ashes scat· customers' request at banks accounts. tered at sea, according lo bis belonging to the Federal Savings and Joan associations wishes. Reserve System. vigorously opposed it because Prior to founding Down East. The board origiqally wanted to most of them canq.ot otrer check· Mr. Poole was vice president In penalize customers for ingaccount.s. charge of engineering for switching money to checking ac· The regulation falls short of Columbia Yachts. Before his ill· counts. It suggested either a the Negotiated Order of ness be was active in yacht rac- service charge or a forfeit or in· Withdrawal account considered ing. He was a member of Bahla terest. by Congress and practiced ln Corinthian and Balboa Yacht However, the board, which some New England banks. In a Clubs. regulates many state-operated NOW account, a customer can Jn addition to hla widow, he banks, decided to let the banks simply draw interest on a check-leaves four daughters, Mrs. Al· themselves decide whether they ing acc<>unt. Uson Kendrick, Santa Ana: Ted· wanted to charge customers for Lawyers for the Federal die Poole, Huntington Beach; lheservice. Reserve said they thought they Mrs. Roberta Maitozo, Los Under the transfer service, a hadthelegalaulhoritytoputthe Gatos, and Mrs. Norma customer could open a savings new rule into eflect, but some Carares, Saota Ana. He also account and a checking account savings and loans organizations leaves six grandchildren. at a bank. with any balance he have been considering a lawsuit. chooses. Jf he writes a check In prt))>OSing the rule Feb. 2, the banking agency noted that Probe Started customers can already switch funds from a savings account to a checking account by calling Of & _ _ Fm• d the bank by telephone. 1'.rlll.8 Gas Station Robbed in HD The board was divided over • • · · · • · •· ·whether to charge a minimum A bandit armed wUh a SO-cent fee every time the ac· handgun made of~ with $5S in counts were transferred, but cash. after a Huntington Beach Federal Reserve Chairman G. s~rv1ce station holdup Sunday William Miller said the penalty mgbt, police reported today. would hurt small investors the Tbe gunman struck the Union most 76 station at Beach Boulevard ' and Stark Avenue at 9 p.m., "I think we regulate too police said. much," he said. Employee Bruce Hunt told police the man brandished the The board agreed to consfder weapon, took the money and fled within a year possible penalties on foot. or forfeltfnl ot interest. LOS ANGELES CAP> -A cache of ammlmltlons and ex- plosl\'es rotmct at an abandoned trailer camp near FruJer Park is belna lnvesUgated by Kem County sberitt's deputies. A sheriff's spokesman said Sunday that a Malth officer act- ing on an anonymous Up had found 70,000 empty shell cases, 12,000 rounds of live ammwti· lion. 74 British-made machine gun barrels, reloading tools and liquids used in making ex-plosives. -"SKIING IS OUR ONLY BUSINESS" Thanks, every~y. We had a great time. Hope you did too. There's still terrmc skiing at Mam- moth, but we are closing 'til mid-August. We_,11 still be around, pounding nails ln the back lot, so you can phone us all summer if you need us. 2500 W. Coast Hwy. • Newport Be•cn • 831~ ~ Mile East or Newport Blvd. . ~\ •. I · 17 • Irvine • • T oday's C lo lag l N.Y. Stoeks h·vine Aniinal Shelter Pact Shaky? By JACKIE HYMAN °' .... °""' pttM ..... A report submitted this week to Irvine City Council members indicates that the city may have to consider the possibility or establishing its own animal pound or contracting with the Orange County Animal Shelter. The city currently has a con- tract with the Laguna Beacrr Animal Shelter to handle im- pounded animals. The report. which has not yet been scheduled for'lbrmal City Councit discussion, was pre- pared by Lt. E . Norden of the Irvine Police Department al the request of Chief Leo E. Peart. In the report. Norden alleges that several problems exist with the Laguna Beach shelter. "Informal information has been received from the City or Laguna Beach th~heir intent is to raise the yea~ shelter ree Tub Competi tion from $12,000 to $36.000" when the c&ntracl lil renewed July 1, Norden says. Jn addition. owner · relinquished animals would no longe r be accepted at the shelter, which also would refuse to accept cats. Norden suggests the city could impound animals directly from owners and circumvent the first problem. but adds. "It does not appear reaJible that Irvine could Ed Fra~<!r. represenlin& Malarkey's Iris h Pub. had the l'astest tub in the Z class at Sundav·s third annual bathtub races at the B~lboa PaviJ1on. Second place finisher 1s Leo Dempsey. representing the Los Ang-eles Cit~· Fire Department. Class A competition. for tubs with pointed bows. was taken by the team from the Pavilion Tackle Shop. Second place wel)t to the crew ol La Bamba. Small Hands Build 'Mt:_xican Village' By JACKJE HYM AN Ol llW 0<1lly Pli..t 5~1 The small Mexican village that's sprung up ID the middle Of Irvine might never be able to pass a city planning inspection. There aren't a ny parking spaces marked in front of the rhurch on the town square. The SPJlers · booths crowded around the square don't conform to city density standards a nd the thatch-roofed house that stands to one s ide is made out of cardboard Cardboard"' Well. so as the church, but it all looks pretty much like a small -scale M exican village, and th a t 's some accomplish- ment ror a group or builders who are still in the sixth grade. The s tu · p111rsc" dents at Los Naranjos Elementary School in Irvine have constructed the village themselves inside their school. and they plan to use il to help teach younger children about Mexico. "We wanted the kids to get a reeling for the food , the music, the art, the life or Mexico by creating a simulation of a small PIUN PUCES PEIS PROMYFLY •·The response was unreal. The first one that called picked her up. She aot a super home." That's the advertising success story told by the Huntington Beach woman who ~placed this ad ln the Daily Pilot: Oermon shep, I mo. obed trnd. Fem. Loves every. one but protective. xxx.xxxx village," said Ron Fritsch, who. along with Bob Clark, teaches the 61 sixth graders. The project began with a field trip to Olvera Street in Los Angeles to look at crafts and get a feelin·g for the Mexican culture. Fritsch said. The teachers then drew up measurements ror the village and turned them over to the stu- dents, who did all the construe· lion themselves. Materials were provided through a special Irvine Unified School District fund aimed at en· couraging creati\'ily among teachers. Fritsch said. Wood was used for fra ming, with reed matting for roofs and cardboard for walls. Fritsch said. The church building is just a facade. while the sellers' <See VIUAGE, Page AZ> Dr. Waddill . . Jury S~iP Pondering An Orange County Superior Court jury which has not yet reached a verdict in the baby· killing trial or Dr. William Bax· ter Waddill was back in the jury room today for the seventh day of deliberations. The panel or nine men and three women plus one alternate male juror took the day off Sun· day and spent it at their hotel where visits from friends and rel- atives were allowed. Judge James K. Turner or· dered the j ury sequestered last week with the comment that publicity generated by lhe tnal must not be allowed to affect the Jury Judgment. Waddill, 42, of Huntington Harbour. is accused of stran- gling a newborn baby girl in the Westminster Community Hospital nursery ~••tort Station ••• C091lort'I pay $36,000 tor shelter services and yet have to make other pro- v\sions for impounded cats." The report also alleges that since the Laguna shelter has been taken over by the City or Laguna Beach. and the Pet Responsibility Committee, stand· ards have changed since it was operated by the Society ror the Prevention or CQelty to Animals. Norden says male and female animals are housed together, the shelter appeaFs· overcrowded, cleanUne85 has declined and cats. while kept in a specific room, are not caged. ''Information has been re· ceived that impounded cats are neutered and then released on the streets to provide for themselves." Norden says. However. he notes that Laguna Beach plans to hire two additional workers at the shelter. "th.la may alleviate the present condition," he says. Laguna Beach Police Chief Jon Sparks, questioned about Norden 's report. said he believes i~ may have been based on some problems due to un· derstaffmg that occurred when the city took over the shelter March 1. However. Sparks said, the two new workers have been hired <See ANIMAL, Page AZ> Violence Feared . In Trash ·St • e The threat or further violence hung over the Orange Coast to- day as trash dis posal trucks began rolling again with non- union drivers ~s Teamsters mem l;>~rs remained out on strike . "We've ,got trucks rolling," said Dick Ta~na, owner of Anaheim Disposal, one of seven firms against which Teamsters have been striking for two weeks. "They're .all unde r police... guard and armed jtuards, .. he said. "It's an armed fort out there. lf they're going to do something, it's probably going to be today or tonight " Saturday the Teamsters _ turned down a three-year con· -trac'\ th1lt ...,,,,<7\iiu •;,cive raised- wages-rrom ll!e curren1 $4.SO·an hour to $6. Drh'ers att seeking ii raise to $8.50 an~ur er the three-year period. The ew offer included full de coverage. which drivers had asked ror, but did not include sick leave, another issue in the strike... The strike. which has left more than a million Orange County residents without trash pickup. has been marred by inci- dents or violence. including the burning of three trucks at Jaycox Disposal and a $15,000 fire at Ana~-;-~~:'1., Carl Lindem&e. bus~ne6i; manager or Teamsters Local 396, said. "The unioas position is that we have laws in this land and we expect our members to behave according to those laws. "We have also told our mem-, bers that if they are involved in violence, we won 't use our legaJ (See STRIKE;¥age /\ New Ultimatum Issued Moro .Kidnap-pers Set Deadli'3 for Talks ROME fAPl -Aldo Moro's sentence" the Red Brigades said family has received a new ul· a "people's court" ordered Cor limatum setting a d~adllne or a the 61-year-old Moro. a five·tlme ··rew hours" for the ruling Chris-premier and current party presi- tian Democrat Party lo open dent. negotiations with his terroris t Christian Democrat leaders kidnapper\ to save· bis •nfe. a were to meet Jater today to dis· Rome newspaper reported to- eusfi the latest developments. but there was no indication Premier Giulio Andreotti an4' other party chieftains would be swayed by the family 's state- ment. (See ITALY, Page A2) day. II Tempo said the ultimatum ""-ver Overdrafts was delivered Sunday In a ~ telephone call to the former pre- mier's son Giovanni. The family believes it was an authentic message from the Red a rigade extremists holding Moro, the paper said. It was this threatening call from an anonymous woman that caused the family to issue a statement Sunday night bitterly attacking party leaders for their refusal to deal -with the kidnap- pers, ll Tempo said. The statement said the Chris· tian Democrat leadership's "im· mobility and refusal of all ln- 1 ti alive s r atifv the death IRYINE BOY HELPS COLONEL Leland Berhner. 10, or Irvine. has made h is television commercial debut Cor Kentucky Fried Chicken. See Featuring, Page Cl. Banks Authorized To Tram/er Money WASHINGTON !AP> -The Federal Reserve Board voled to· day to let banks transfer money automatically from customers' savings Accounts to their check· ing accounts to cover overdrafts or to maintain a minimum balance. The service. to go into effect Nov. 1, would b e at the customers' r:equest at banks belonging to the Federal Reserve System. · The board originally wanted to pena lize customers for swij.dting money to checking ac· counts. It suggested either a service charge or a forfeit or in· terest. However. the board, which regulates many state-operated banks. decided to let the banks lhemselves decide whether they w.anted to charge customers for the service. Under the transfer service, a customer could open a savings account and a checking account at a bank, with any balance be chooses. Ir he writes a check that is larger than the balance Tennant New Principal at Irvine School John Tennant. an assistant principal of Rancho San Joaquin Intermediate School lP Irvine, has been promoted to principal of Venado Middle School, by school trustees. Tennant, 38, will succeed Don Erger, who becomes principal or the new Lalreslde Middle School, acheduled to open next fall. Tennant has been with tbe dis· tr ict, exclusively at Rancho, 1lnce 1968 when lie joined the faculty as a social scien ce teacher. he in· his checking account. the bank automaticall y pays the check from money in the client's savings account. Many banks favored the pro- posal, aJlhough some feared they would lose money because depos itors would not leave as much money in their checking accounts. Savings and loan associations vigorously opposed it because most of them cannot offer check- ang accounts. The regulation falls short of the NegoUated Order o f Withdrawal account considered by Congress and practiced in some New England banks. In a NOW account. a customer can simply draw interest on a check- ing ~ccount. Lawyers for the Fedentl Reserve said they thought they had the legal authority to put the new rule into effect. but some savings and loans organizations have been considering a lawsuit. In proposing the rule Feb. 2. the banking agency noted that customers can already switch funds rrom a savings account to a checking account by ealling the bank by telephone. Coast Weathe r Clearing and cooler tonight. Falr and warmer Tuesday. Lows tonight 50 to 57. Highs Tuesday 65 to 70. "- • It you have a pet you want t.o place in a 1ood home. call 642·5678. A friendly Daily Pilot ad ·Viser wlll help you word your ad ror the great.eat lmpact. We make It easy (or you to put a few words to work ror you , ID tbe DatlJ PUot. This outhouse near construciton of the Von Karman bridge over the San Diego Freeway in trvlne. set up by state highway people at Caltram on the center divlder of the freeway, struck photo· grapher as unusual, to say the least. There was no r,port about how many con-- structlon men braved speeding tramr to use it. Tennant holds a bactielor's de1ree from San Diego State College, and earned b.ll masters in educat.ton admlnlstratlon at Cal &ate l'ullerton. He Uvet lo M1u1on Vlejo with bit wlfe. PameJ1, and children, Debra, 14, aftd JOlbua, l. , • . .. • I . . 1l¥' DAil 'i PILOT ,.,...r_,,, VILLAGE .. •• boothi> und the ho~e £trt-three dlmcnaeooaJ The" studfonu have also t'teal· ed .i "museum · in ~e corner, bulld1ntt 1.1 ch•Y model of an ln· dian p) ram1d Also 1n the village as n "languaee totem,·• a three· sided structure decorated with basic Spanish worda; and matching pictures Throughout May, Fritsch said, ''Our children wUI act as tour ~u 1 des for the primary children " , The sixth graders, working in pairs with the help of a teachers' aide, will lead groups of eight children through the village and explain about it. They will ai.lso talk about customs in the Mexican Village, using a class·created mural to ii· lustrate. Th e older children will help the younger ones with basic Spanish words, such as numbers and colors, and teach them to play some Mexican children's games. One day the sixth graders will put on a demonstration of folk danting and such crafts as baslfetweaving, pottery and bark painting lusing construe· tion paper>. Fritsch said. "We thought it was very healthy for the older and younger kids lo leorn to work and share with each other." he said Van Service Provided _ By_ I rvill'} --A new program has been , established in Irvine lo provide free transportation to senior citizens for local trips lo shop· ping centers and other areas of interest. city officials have an· nounced. Volunteer drivers are sought for the program and can obtain information by calling 754·3819. Currently. volunteer driver Ni1·k Alles will pilot the city van. which is shared with Irvine's '\'outh Services Division. On ·1:ue'8ays, he will take seniors hving in the 92714 zip code area to the Walnut Vill age Shopping Center ' lie can be contacted on Mon· days between 9 a.m. and noon at 551·5517 or 754·3819. Groups of eight to 12 seniors may a lso make arrangements . for short sight-seeing excunions by calling Belly Bush al the van 1nformation number. Meeting Se.t On Corridor A public meeting wiJI be held ·, hursday in Irvine to discuss the propos ed San Joaquin Hills Transportation Corridor. which \vould link the Corona del Mar Freeway with the San Diego near Mi ssion Viejo. The meeting by Orange Coun- ty planning staff and consultants from Gruen Associates. Inc .• will begin at 7:30 p.m . at U niversity High S c hool in Multipurpose Room C. Information on the corridor ls available by calling 834·5390. DogSlec/Jer Reaches Pole TOKYO (P ) -Japanese ex· • plorer Naomi Uemura became the first person to reach the North Pole alone by dog sled to· day, a spokesman reported. "The SmUhsonian Institution in Washington contacted us to confirm that Uemura reached th e po le," said Haruyuki Takahashi, a representaUve of Uemura 's backupoq~anlzation. OWANOI COMT DAILY PILOT ~:t.~~:;·r.:::==~= CM\l.....,l°'l"OC_..,, S--ot•fOlt'°"'.,• pulll1\M<I Mo""•Y IMW911 l'•ldrt to< C:..to =v:1~r~:;·== "::~::, ~ ...... /Seollll ~ •tl"Oll ............. ,...., " tulll"'*' SM-n ... S-. TI-. or•...:IMI -•t11i... .. .,, h .. no -.. , -CO.I• Me ... C.11•-•'-·-· -"' .................. .... J•ti a.c.rtoy 111c.,.,..,, .. ,., • .,.Ot_.,__. TMfN•IC .... l ldlto< n:::.•.~M:r:- 0.tlot•ll,...... •ic.., .. " "'" ...... .._. ..... ,,.h .... Office• ()Mii li'el<l' 1J0Wt .. ..., ...... ~ .. Mii 11 .. 0_yr,Mrwt Mllftllilo1""9te<ft: 1"1J .. ll(ft~ .. ,O ~·-~""'"" ........ ,...-• ,,...oi..,_ '"'•llflon• f714)1GGZ1 ci .. ....,~ ......... n ~-V4tltf ...... Olli<W ll1.U10 "-ttol~ ..-a ~~,.,. °'~ ~ ~,~ SM'f .. , .. ~':r~r.''.:~ ''"' 9l ==::.. ........ ..,.. ... "'"'' ... t.c-t lMt f"I-111i. el CMlt ~J Ull .. l'ftl4l '•'"'',.:;" .., ttfh•• ~,. ~..:r..."& :~ -IMYt Mii i..., Who's Right'! Nixon's Book " Opens Queries NEW YORK CAP> -Who's telling it straight? Richard Nixon') Charles W. Colson? H. R . Haldeman? Reading their Waterg4.books, it ls often hard to tell. <Reial· ed stories, A 7) Nixon says be was flying back rrom Florida when he learned that one of the Watergate burglars was on the payroll of his re· election committee. ... But Colson recalled that Nixon phoned him from Key Bis· cayne, Fla.. "furious that anyone connected with the campaign would beinvolvedln anything so idiotic." . The news. said Colson, "plunged Nixon into such a flt or temper that he hurled an ashtray across his Key Biscayne living room." And Haldeman: "My suspicion of an involvement of Chuck Colson and, therefore. Nixon in Watergate was dissolved complete· ly when I spoke to Nixon. The president wasn't concerned at all by the break·in." Deity ............... LOS NARA,.JOS STUDENTS DECORATE HOUSE IN MEXICAN VILLAGE Chris Kamps (Left), Dawn Weber and Karl Larson Get In the Spirit Such inconsistencies run through "R.N.: The Memoirs of Richard Nixon." Haldeman's "The Ends or Power" and Colson's "Born-Again." For example: NIXON: One June 20. Cthree days an er the break·in > Colson sugges ted that the four Cuban·Americans arrested inside Watergate might have planned it "on their own." Fleet Greets Wayne HALDEMAN: Nixon suggested "raising money for the defen· dants and using a Cuban cover for the money.'' Nixon writes that for nine months he assumed his major Watergate.problem was determining who authorized the break·in. but that on March 21, 1973 he learned from John Dean that the cov· er·up was the real problem. Newport Boat, Parade Welcomes ActDr More than 100 boats ranging from skiffs to the Coast Guard Cutter Point Divide turned out Sunday to wefcom e home Newport Beach act.or Joh n Wayne. Wayne. recuperating f rom open heart surgery, stood on the lawn of his Bayshores home and boonred out his thanks on-an a mplified sound system as the hour·long parade flo ated past. The event was organized Fri· d&y by the Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce. Cham ber Director Dan Rogers said today thal there were more than 100 boats on the scene. "There was a Tot ot ·milling -II( Fro• P.,,e A J ANIMAL SHELTER. • • and many problems corrected. · 'l inspected the kennels Saturday morning and they're in excellent condition," he said. is my opinion that negotiations w i l h lb Et. cnunt.y .s.h.ould-be pursued." around because there was no route and nobody knew who to follow." he said , ''but it was a lot of fun." Official entries included the cutter. whose crew snapped to attention as the ship glided past Wayne's home, as weU as the Orange County Harbor Patrol's "'6re'i»u~ .rirlch let loose WlUr}ets :>f water as it passett-. --- Other paraders unfurled horn emacte welcome hont'e signs or simply tooted their horns. holJered he!Jo and waved. A spokesman for Wayne said the movie star was glad to be home and touched 'by the Ooat· ~display of affection from his neighbors. HALDEMAN: "The president was involved in the cover-up from Day One, although ne ither he nor we considered it a cover-up at that time. By June 20, 1972, he knew about E . Howard Hunt and G. Gordon Liddy -but, never ordered me or anyone lo inform the FBI." COLSON: "I never suspected for a moment that anyone in the White House, leas t of all the man I was talking to <Nixon > would for a moment tolerate or cover ·up such bungling incompetence." ..... .. ~ ---.... ....... ..... . . _ --,YALDEMA.N.: "Ric.hard Ni.xoo.,himself, caused t.bose.buri.la"--- to break into <Larry> O'Brien's office." Haldeman reasoned that O'Brien, the chairman of t.tMt Demooratfo National-Gommittee. "became a symbol of hate" for both Colson and Nixon. Nixon mentions two meetings on June 20 with Haldeman -but there is no word in the published excerpts about a telephone con- versation during which, Ha ldeman asserts. the cover.up started. Spar ks' said no overcrowding exists with dogs, but that cats have been a problem. He said Laguna Beach doesn't accept cats except from lrvine, under the old SPCA contract, and con· firmed that the city won't accept them after the contract expires. Fro• Page A J HALDEMAN: "In this telephone conversation"' on our very firSI evenmg 6aClC ln Washington, Nixon, himsell, lnitiate<rthe idea or raising funds for the Watergate burglars in an indirect man· ner." Nixon writes that on June 20 he felt confident about Watergate because both Haldeman and Colson assured him no one at the He said the cats a re kept in cages. Cats are no longer accepted. Sparks said. because of an opln· ion issued by the city attorney sayi'i'lg that cats can't 1>41 lralned and leashed like dogs and that owners can't be held responsible if they stray. The only cats that a r e neutered and released are cats that are completely wild and live in the wilderness. to which they are returned. Sparks said. As for mixing male and female dogs, he said, "If it OC· curs. it's only for a temporary period." He declined to comment on what the fee would be in the new contract, saying negotiations are under way. In his report, Norden says the._ Orange County Animal Shelter has expressed interest in a con· tract with Irvine and would offer similar services at a possibly lower cost. Although the current county sheller in Orange is farther from Irvine, there are plans to build a s helter in t he South County, Norden's report says. He cites two problems with the county : its use or the con· troversial d ecompression chamber instead of the injection used by Laguna Beach, and the fact that the county sells some animals for research. However. Norden says, a cla\!~e could be inserted to pre· vent Irvine animals from being sold for research. And, he said, "considerable efforts are cur· rently being made to change to t~ injection." ., Norden a lso considers the p ossibility of Irvin e's establishing its own shelter by leasing an industrial butldlne. He estimates the cost at about $40.000. "IC a mutually agreeable set· tlement is possible between Laguna Beach and Irvine, the decision would be made," Norden concludes. "If not ... it Marine Faces Abme Charge SAN DIEGO <AP ) -A Marine Corp Recruit Depot drill sergeant faces a special court· martial today on char1es of striklna and slappin1 recrults, a Marine spokesman aay•. SgL Norman G. Satchell, 28, of Philadelphia la accused ot etght c ha r1ea of abualn1 1even recruits, lncludtn1 alle1ation11 he punched Pvt. A.A. Faiella lo the mouth and struck recruits J .J. Cobb and K.M. ~hnatalo ln the cheat with hit flit. The scmeral court.marUal of another Marine drill nut.ructor charted with tlrln1 blank lhoU at • recruit from an M·t• rine also 11 scheduled to rHume Monday. STRIKE VIOLENCE. • • White House had been involved. '· HALDEMAN: ''Even more surprising, he indirectly suggested the idea involving the CIA in the Watergate problem three days before the famous 'smoking gun' conversation in which the same idea was consummated." staff to help them. We a re doing everything we can to be sure it stops." Lindeman said union officials are seeking new negotiations with management and hope to begin making arrangements to· day. Meanwhile, trash trucks under * * * Shots Fired At Laguna Trash Haulers Two newly hired trash collec· tors in Laguna Beach were fi red upon by passengers in a brown two-door sedan al about 11 a .m . today while emptying a trash bin behind a fast food store at 699 South Coast Highwa.v. O(ficers found a small hole in the right hand front window of the t rash truc k own ed by Laguna Beach J?isposal. T~e driver and his assistant, who did not want Lo be identified. said t h ey heard popping sounds be hind the Kentucky fried chicken ouUet s hortly after 11 a.m . They reported seeing a 1972 or 1973 brown Impala sedan speed· Ing from an a!Jeyway after the shots were fired with three occu· pants inside. No one was hurt In the lnci· dent. police said. They suspect the weapon was a pellet gun. . Fro•PageAJ ITALY ••• save himself. On the other, there are men who must seek the safe- ty of the entire national com· munlty." Observers said the family's stand could divide the party and ml1bt undermlne the alliance of Christian Democrats and Com· munlsts which Moro himself worked out to give AndreolU a majority in Parliament. The CommunJsts are stronely op. posed to any dealings with the .Red Brtaadu, who are to the left of the Communilt Party and attack 'it for lta support of the Christian O.mocraUc sovern· ment. The famlly's at.atement was ls· sued after 11even letters attrlbut· ed to Moro were recel ved over th• weeked by President Glovanm Leone, AndreottJ, and five otheT polJUcal leaders. · The letters r~eeated earlier appeal• from Moro to DPen neJotlaUona with the Red Bt111de. on their demand for the Nleue tJl 13 JaJled terrortata ln ncb.ance lor bl• Ute. ''Believe me, there t1 not a slntle minute to lose," Hid a ~nor to Bettino Craxl. the 'l'ec r etar1·1eneral of the Sodau.t Party. A total oft• lettvl pufPC)l'Ud· ly from Moro have bet.n re· celvcd alnce bo was ambushed on a Romealn!eloo March 16.. . \ heavy guard began rolling again today and city officials that con· tract with the private firms for trash pickup expr essed op· timism. In Costa Mesa, officials said they expected residential pickup to be under way today. although there may be some delay$ because of the a-ccumulat*>n of trash and the inexperience of the new drivers. However , trash not picked up today will probably .be picked up by Tuettday, they said. Huntington Beacb officials said that because the firm with which they contract. Rainbow Disposal. is still training its new drivers, they expected several days' delay before residential pickups could be1rln. In Laguna Beach. new drivers were a lso e«pecled to be at work but officials there too foresaw some delay before rel{ular pickups would resume. Although no new Incidents of violence were reported by coun- ty dumps or private disposa l firms, orricials remained wary. "We're ready for anything." Anaheim Disposal's Taormina said. Festival Planned NASHVILLE. Tenn. CAP> Promoters of a coUJ)try m usic festl val headlining Kenny Rogers and Merle Haggard pl8!' to ask today for a state pemut so the s how can be held about 15 miles south of here. Local of. ficlals oppose their plans. Nixon says the only explanation for the 18'h·minute gap that would be believed would be an admission that be or Rose Mary Woods erased it. He told David Frost in a television interview last year that "I have no recollection of the conversation beyond what Haldeman's notes bad indicated." Marine in Slaying Ruled Incompetent Hy'lbeAuodated Press Sgt. Earl J. Holley, accused of two murders in a s hooting. stabbing rampage at Camp Pendleton in January, has been declared mentally incompetent to continue his general court· martial. The case against Holley, ~. of Staten Is land. N.Y .. will be re· turned to Maj. Gen. Carl Hoff· man, commanding general of the sprawling Marine base, for disposition. Friday, a Navy psychiatrist told Col. William Eleazer, the presiding military judgelothal Holley lacks the capacity un· derstand the proceedin gs against him or to aid in his de· fense. The trial was postponed last week after Holley became vis· ibly agitated during testimony by survivors of the Jan. 4 attack. H offman could dismiss charges against Holley or order the trial to continue -two un- likely po5sibilities -or he could order the young Marine to un . dergo psychiatric hospitaliza. lion. Witn~sses saN! Holley had been doing well at his !ob as a military photographer at the base audio-visual center until his transfer to the supply depart. ment, ·wh ere bis job performance fell off. Testimon y 1nd1c ated supervisory officers wrote de· rogatory remarks about Holley on a desk calendar, harassed him about his work and recom. mended against allowing him to re.enlist. Witnesses to the incident at the center said Holley coolly s h ot and killed two of his sergeants and slabbed or shot four others. "SKIING IS OUR ONLY BUSINESS .. 'Thanks, everybody. We had a great time. Hope you did too. There's still terrific skiing at Mam· moth, but we are closing 'til mid·August. We'll still .be aroWld, pounding nails in the back lot, so you can phone us all summer II you need us . ... • 631-3280 I.agml•/SOutli Coast . - J Aftrrnoon l N.Y. Stoeks . j VOL 71, NO. 121, 3 SECTIONS, 30 PAGES . ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, MAY 1, 1978 TEN CENT~ CUSD Asked to Scrap School Plans Capistrano Untried School District trustees will be asked tonight to scrap plans to build a new Laguna Niguel elemental'y school in favor of purchasing 53 >, portable classrooms with $2.7 million remainint; to the district In state school building and bond funds Tonight's school board meeting is scheduled to begin al 7 : 30 at district. offices. 329'12 Calle Perfecto ln San Juan Caplstl'ano. In addlUoo to the purchase or portable classrooms. al an eatima\ed 12 milllon price tag, the school board bas given high priority to. the construction of a boys' shower and locker room accommodations at Capistrano Valley lf~h School in Mission Viejo, which will cost about $700.000. At the April 3 board meeting, truatee Robert Bachelor of Laguna Niauel opposed putting high sehoof shower and locker facilities ahead of a new Laguna Niguel elementary school. In a memo direeted to trustees tonieht, Deput~ Superintendent Truman Benedict said the Laguna Niguel school cannot be buiJt, because no site is available and because Imm edlate needs are for claaarooma and not alte acquisition. If approved, the 53 Portable classrooms are proposed for the following school locations: -Capistrano Valley Hlgh School bl Miaaion Viejo (10). -San Clemente High School 10 San Clemente UO>. -Dana Hills High School in Dana Point (10). -Moulton Elementary School in Laguna Niguel (6). -Harold Ambuehl Elementary School In San Juan Capistrano <7 >. -Carl Hankey Elementary School in Mission Viejo HO>. Supt. Jerome Thornsley has said t hat the district will probably be able to keep pace with elementary schoo l enrollments in the next two years, but that crowding must be anticipated in district high schools. · Capistrano Unified schools are currently operaUng at capacity. he said. with district enrollment expected to increase rrom the current 16.000 students to about 24.000 in the next rive years. District voters have voted down ~hoot construction bond (See SCHOOL, Page A2> Violence Feared In Trash St e • 8y JACKIE HYMAN said. "It's an armed fort out 0tt11to.iey.....,...... there. It they're going to do The threat of further violence something. it's probably going to hung ewer ·the Orange Coast to-be today or tonight." day as trash disposal trucks Saturday the Teamsters be~a n 'rot.ling again with non-turned down a three·year con- unlOn drivers a~ Teams ters tract that would have raised m~~ r~1ne~. out on ,_._ uua~,.s. • .Cram the .current.$4.SO <lll nrike. _ _ -_ hO\lr to.l§.' - ---· · • "We've got "trucks rolling," Drivers areseelCin'f·a raise to -sAi.cL Dick .Taormina. _owner of $8.50 an boui:: O\'et the three_:}'.ear Anaheim Disposal, one of seven period. 'Mle new offer included firms against which Teamsters full dental coverage, which have been striking for two drivers had asked for, but dad weeks. not Include sick leave. another ·'They're a ll under police issue lo the strike. guard. and armed "uards," he The strike. which has left * * *· more than a million Orange County residents without trash pickup, has been marred by inci dents or violence. including the burning or three trucks at J aycox Disposal and a $15.000 fire at Anaheim Di sposal. C:.ar l Lind~man. business rtrnh~ th 1 ~1111lSi:t:n. Utcm 3!J6. said. ·'The unR>lf'S ~s1~n 1 • is that we have laws in this land and we expect our mem6ers to behave according to those laws. "We have also told our mem- bers that If they are involved in violence, we won't use our· legal <See STRIKE. Page A2> 1 Delly " ... ,.... ,... LAGUNA YOUNGSTERS TAY USING WHEELCHAIRS AS RACE CARS AT TOP OF WORLD ACtlvlty Was Part of Program for Youngsters or Handicapped Persons Slwts Fired At Two LB Collectors .. \ ~ Most Unat«Jre O/Tmmor Kids Experience 'Handicaps' SANTA BARBARA <AP> -A moderate early· morning earthquake in the Santa Barbara area tem- porarily disrupted com· mun-ications for the sheriff's department, but authorities said they had no reports or damage or injuries. By STEVE MITCHELL OI IM O.lly P4i.t l&.tff "Can you say orthdtist." the lady with the funny rabbit on her arm asks. Forty school children nod their t}eads and awkwardly respond. "Orthotist." they shout. "Not too bad. are they." the lady asks the floppy-eared rab- bit on her arm. Barry Wilson and her rabbit puppet"CC" visited Cirstgraders at Top of the World Elementary S<-hool Wednesday to show them that handicapped people are just hke them, different only by the degree of their specific incon· venience. The 40 first graders got a chance to see just how inconve- nient it can be to be crippled or restricted to a wheelchair, crutches or leg braces. They also got to meet Heather Reynolds, a March of Dimes poster girl who told them about her school in Dana Point. The physically handicapped awareness program is making the rounds of Laguna Beach Unified School District elemen- tary schools for the fir5t time this year, designed to foster an understanding among young c hildre n or handicapped persons. Mrs. Wilson, the mother of a handicapped child, represents • TASK-Team of Advocates for Special l(jds-a par~nt organiza· Coast Weather Clearfng and cooler tonight. Fair and warmer Tuesday. Lows tonight 50 to 57. Highs Tuesday 65 to 70. lion that presents programs for community awareness of prob- lems of the handicapped. Using "CC" as a prop, Mrs. Wilson talks to youngsters, com- paring their daily routine with that of children slowed down by cumbersome equipment. The children seemed sur· prised that Heather has a "re· cess period" at R. H. Dana Elementary School, and a description of her swim therapy program prompte d one ;youngster to ask, "You swim?" The cbildren watched in awe as Mrs. Wils on filled a <See CRIPPLED, Page A2) Laguna Report Most residents were un· aware of the tremor. Seismologists at Caltech In Pasadena said the quake, which occurred at 1 :03 a.m., registered 3.7 on the Richter scale and was centered 20 miles so uthwest of Santa Barbara in the Santa Barbara Channel. Extortion-kidnap Foiled· by Police Police have foiled an alleged extortion-kidnap plot In Costa Mesa With the arrest o! a Mex- ican national they claim at- tempted to sell ao illegal alien to her own sister. Hunderico Frausto Lopez, 22, was arrested inside s Costa Mesa home late Friday by Costa Mesa and La~una Beach officers who were hiding lo a 'bedroom. Laguna Beach officer Alex Jiminez said he heard Lopez threaten to taJte Blanca Padilla, "baelc to LA" It her slater. Ernestina Ramirez dido 't come up with $225. Laguna Beach officers were Upped off to the alleged extor- tion plot Friday when Mrs. Ramirez, ah housekec!per for a Laguna Beach family, received a call al the Nyes Street address where she works. "The caller wu a male Mex· lean who spoke lo broken Engllsh and demanded $225 for the retum ol Mrs. Ramirez' als· ter," Jimlneiaaid today. Mn. Ramire& wae not aware Woman Auaulted her s i s t e r was even in California. the officer said, but became alarmed when the sus- pect gave her an accurate description or the woman over the phone. The housekeeper called Laguna Beach police late Friday and officers from Laguna met Costa Mesa police at the vie· tlm 's home at 351 Victoria St. "Lopez showed up shortly after 6 p . m . with Blanca Padilla," Jiminez said. Lopez allegedly asked Mrs. Ramirez for the money, and when ahe said she didn't have the $225, Lopez allel(edly threatened to <See Pim, Page AZ) SKATEBOARD 1BIEF NABBED LONDON GP> -A 14·yeaM>ld London scboolboy who anatchld handbags from women and fled on a skateboard was ordered to serve five years In a detention center .after he pleaded guilty lo three muaitnca. "You are a danger to the com· SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -An munlty," t.he Judge said to the unldenUried young woman re· Juvenile durtna his appearmce ma1ne<f Tn aefi(jfi conamor. at-al Old Balley central crimlu• Central Emergency Hoapilal to-cot~~ boy alto wu accused ot day aft.er •he was raped and II rd t ..--then 1tabbed in the baclr by ber atea na akateboa s rom ""'ll'Vr aeaatlant 111 she tried t.o escape. _c_h_lld':r~en=~~=~~~-~ Two oewly hired. t .... sh collec· tors in Laguna Bea~h were fired upon by passengers in a brown two-door sedan at about 11 a.m. today while emptying a trash bin behind a (Ast food store al 699 South Coast Hlrhwav. Officers found a small bole in the right hand f ronl window of the trash truck owned by Laguna Beach. Disposal. The driver and his assistant, who did not want to be identified,' saill • they beard popping sot.ind• behind the Kentucky fried chicken outlet sbortly after 11 a.m . They reported seeing a 1972,or 1973 brown Impala sedan s~ ing from an alleyway aft.er .the shots were fired with three occu· pants inside. No one was hurt in the incl· dent. police said. They suspect the weapon was a pellet gun. * * * Laguna Trash Pickups~; May BeS.low Laguna Beach residents wer~ urged to put out their trash on normal collection days this week but pickup might be slow and sporadic. Newly hired employees of Laguna Beach Disposal were making the roundS this morning, plcklog up trash In residential areas for the first time in three weeks. But city offtctals warn that trash collection might be sporadic and slow as the new crews learn tbe routes. ''Resldential pickup is being attempted· today," said Terry Brandt, assistant city mana1er. "But became of the backloe of trash and the newly hired workers, disrupted service may continue." He aaJd the contractor bas hired employees to operate .,. three trqckl in tbe reaidentlal areas of La1ona Beach and another to plck up commercial refuse, Reald'enta who atlll want to do It themselves, may Clrcp off traah at two dumptters located in the city's ·~~ee parking lot Ju1t north of clty hall, or at the A1ate Street tlre station. • The fire ttatlon bin was filled to eapadty Sund81, wlth trash cottectb'll araand Ute baM «the Jiu1e ttub bln. . Braridt Nld the diapoul flrm wa1 to empty that bin aomethne today. °"" ............. ., .. , ....._ DANCE MARATHON AT LAGUNA HIGH TOOK TOLL Liu Widen, kathy Hoffman Prone After 16 Hours 400 Catch Saturday N~ght Fever in LB Laguna Beach High School seniors Nancy Tuttle and Mike Gafney completed 20 hours. of marathon dancing to a live band and disco r ecords Saturday night, garnering the most points In the fund-raiser. More than 400 high school dancers s howed up for the Friday night dance, but only 11 couples entered the marathon and only seven of those couples were aUll on their feet 20 hours later. Couples receJved points for the most sponsorship tickets sold, plus the number of hours on the dance floor. Additional points were eamed by the winning couple when they finished flnt in a wheelbarrow race at the conclusion of the dance contest. tUab school acUvilles director Art Fisher aaid the marathon aancera 1\ad plenty of company durlns much ol lhe conteat ln the 1lrl1' JYmna1lum. The tired cont.ealants danced to a Uve band for several bourt Friday and Saturday. with a disc jockey playing disco (See DANCE. Page A2) PILUI' PUCES PKlS PROMPTLY ."The response was unreal. Tlle first one that called picked her up. She got a super home." That's the advertising success story told by the Huntington Beach woman who · placed this ad In the Dally Pilot: Oennao shep. 8 mo. obed lrnd. Fem. Loves ever· yone but prQtectl\·c XXX.)00tx It you have a pet you want to place in a aood home, call 642·5678. A friendly Daily Pilot ..ad-viaer will help you-,word your ad for the greatest Impact. We make lt easy ror you to put a rew words to work for you, ln the Dally Pilot. • .. • \I QA!!,.V ~LOT IJSC Mof!d!r1 M!t t, t!?f lleetlU Oeleta~a•t• , Sect Wins Court Decision SC OfficialS Ask Injunction The International Society ror Krishna Consciousness has won a court battle with operators of Prasadam Distributing International that prevents PDT officers from using the name "Govtnda's" for a Laguna Beach resturant. By ANNE COOPE& .... ...., ........... S.n Clemente Mayor William W a Iker and Councilwoman Don· na Wilkinson are asking for a Superior Court Injunction to stop persons trying to recall Ure111 from slanting the evidence. Walker and Mrs. Wllkin.son claimed in a $4 million civll law. suit flied Thursday in Superior Court againsr fellow City Coun· ell member Howard Mushett and rtve other San Clemente res- idents that the six have con- spired with others "to create false facts and circumstances for the purpose or impairing and interfering with the impartiali- ty .. or the recall procedure. Included m the alleged slant· ing of the recall process, accord· ing to lhe complaint, are repeat· ed requests for lnvesU1atJ.ona of Walker's and Mrs. WJLl(fnsoo's expense reports filed at city hall. regardless of the fact that "prior examinations have sh own no impropriety." The complaint also outlines an alleged smear aimed at Walker. The complaint claims recall sup· porters intended lo falJely In· dicate the mayor was Involved in "criminal pornographic and sexually explicit activity." The recall drive, sponsored by the San Clemente Homeowners Association, has been organized by a four.member committee in- c I u ding Josep h Barton. chairman; Earl Ctudy, Albert Pei:>i« ~.Ri~bar,d Leal& -ail. na.Pl~. in lhi lawsuit fjled by Walker and Mrs. Wilkinson. Mushett, former president of the homeowners' association. has also been an outspoken ~ porter of the recall effort. The sixth man named in the civil suit was John Manfredi. described by recall committee member Popik as a customer at the sen •ice sUltion he manages in San Clemente. Walker said M anfredl is not the one who owns a sign business. The suit also names 75 "John Does." Walker had heard that rumors Driver Held In Deaths of 2Bystanden A drunken driving suspect was arrested Sunday night in Silverado Canyon after the car he was driving ran off a roadway and struck three peo- ple. killing two of them. According lO the accident re- port. Rickie Dean Gelger, 23, Kathleen Kirwan, 20, and Sharon Kirwan, 25, all of Long Beach, were standing off the road examinlne a stricken motorcycle when hit by the auto. A California Highway Patrol spokesman said Getger and Kathleen Kirwan a few minutes earlier had tumbled from the motorcycle at the intenection or Silverado Canyon Road and Black Star Canyon Road. Sharon Kirwan. a passenger on another motorcycle, bad Joined the apparently unlnjurt!d pair as they examined the stricken cycle after pulling it off the roadway. It was then that a car drtven by Jamie M. Ciccarelli, 26, of 13861 Mirello St .. Garden Grove. plowed into them, the CHP re- port sald. Dead al the scene of the 9: 15 p m. accident were Geiger and Kathleen Kirwan. Seriously in· jured and taken to Chapman General Hospital for treatment of her injuries was Sharon Kirwan. The Highway Patrol report said Ciccarelli was booked into Orange County Jail after being charged with felony vehicular manslau1hter as well as IUlpi· cion of drunken drwing. • OftANOI COi\IT use DAILY PILOT were being circulated by recall backers that be ••was lnvolved ln pornography and was connected wJtb the mob... the complaint said. ·On April 4, Manfredi alle&edly brought a sexually explicit pornographic photograph to a pbQto business located In a building owned by Walker, ac· cording w the ceMplaint. He al- legedly asked to have 30 copies made. Instead, the store manager turned the photograph over to San Clemente police . o.tty ...... ""--.., 0.-, ....... But the victory, reached April 13 in U.S. Dlslrict Court may be anticllmacllc. It comes more than a month ~r the busineas at 1750 South Coast Highway traded hands. , The new eatery. Mother's restaurant, is under new ownership. The Krishna sect complained that Govinda 's owner Joseph Davis used sect trademarks and represented the business as being affiliated with Ute Hare Krishna movement. M anrredi allegedly returned lo the photo store later In the day. expressed his displeasure with the manager's course of action and, ~cording to the ~omplalnt. was seen leavlna the premlses in Poplk's car. AS THE DANCERS STAGGERED ON, JUDGES USED TENT TO CATCH 40 WINKS D•ncers Amy Wiicoxen and P1rtner Todd Mlnktn With Brtan Sturn (Right) Davis, a former member of the Laguna ~ach Hare Krishna temple, ls one of seven persons involved in a complex murder conspiracy trial in Orange County Superior Court. P •J s ~ c E',....PageAJ iiots to ue J or apo --· oANcE ••• Davis. along with several other former temple members, was ousted from the sect, say members. Jn July 1976 by Ramesvara Swami. a member or the international governing board or the Krishna movement and international representative for the western United States. Legal Action Aimed at Keeping Airport ()pen records the remaining 16 hours. "We had nine couples who stayed on thelr feet for 18 hours." Fisher said\ "But four couples dropped out before the end." By WIU.JAM HODGE Of .. Detty ..... IUitf A county Airport Land Use Commission member sald today his group is unable to flght the closure of C,pistrano Alrport. ~ut ,a S!OUP 9 local pilots Is pre· ·pal"mg· a111wsuil aimed at keep- ing the airport open. "We more or less ca.me to the conclusidn that the county wasn 'l going to do anything," pilot spokesman Dennis Shat· tuck said today. "We're going to sue the city on se><.eral grounds.·· snarruel< eCTlne<r to say specifically what these grounds are. adding that the matter is being considered by an attorney. Clues Sifted In San Juan Burglaries County sheriff's investigators are searching for bu:r1lars who e nt ered tw~ San Juan Capistrano businesses late Sal· urday or early Sunday and made off with a still-undelermined amount of cash. Deputies characterized the burglars as "pros" ln their ap- proach to deactlvfttng alarm systems but called them "amateurs" in their execuUon of the crimes. The burglars cut a telephone line to knock out the sllent- alarm system at BUI Yates Volkswagen-Porsche, 32852 Valle Road. But the action also cut telephone service to resi- denta of nearby Capistrano Ter- race trailer park. Yates' safe was "beaten open" after the burglars pried open, a door. deputies said. The firm lost $400 in cash. Deputies figure the same burglars pried open a door to enter the nearby Capistrano Racquet Club, 32731 San Juan Creek Road, the same night. Two cash drawers and the rac- quet club's deacUvated burglar alarm were fo~te Sunday ln a gully eaat of the tennis court.. Club administrators were not sure how much money was taken. depulles'sald. H<' said the South Orange County Airport Committee. com- posed or local pilots, .has collect- ed about $2,500 to finance the legal action. Committee members. had been hoping the c~ty, Airoo{t .L~d Use CommisSion wouid-fiJht the city-sponsored closure. citing overc rowdlng ..()( the three re- m a ln·ing general a via lion airports In Orange County. But Deputy County Counsel John Grisel told commission members they are legally en· jQ.ined Cr gm ipvolvl~g themse1ves with the airport closure. "lie <Grisel> said closing an airport iB an operational mat- te r ... commission member Robert Bresnahan said today. "The law says the commission cannot be involved in opera· tional matters surrounding an airport." Bresnahan. who is also the Orange County Airport manager, said Grisel also point· ed out that the commission has never developed a land use plan around Capistrano Airport -a move that would have increased its authority over land use mat· Uiputrano's Chess Kids 4th in Nation San Juan Capistrano's Marco Forster Junior High School class •team placed fourth this weekend in the national junior high school chess tournament in Min · neapolis. Last year. with playoffs in San· ~mente. the Marco Forster team -in its first year - placed third. "The competition was tougher this year." the school's prin· cipal. James Henderson. said to· day. "But I talked to tbe coach <Marvin Mayes> this morning, and they're all thrilled and ter- ribly excited. So are we." Team members are Jim Al· ten. Mark Babbe. Dean Daniel. Grant McMurran and Michael Tierney. Books on Watergate Disagree on Nixon NEW YORK (AP) -Who's telling it straight? Richard Nixon? Charles W. Colson? H. R. Haldeman? Reading their Watergate books, It Is often bard to tell.-<Relat- ed stories, A7> Nixon says he was fiylng back from Florida when he learned that one of the Watergate burglars was on the payroll of his re- election committee. But Colson recalled that Nixon phoned h1m from Key Bis- cayne. Fla.. "furloua that anyone connected with tbe campaign would be involved in anythinl 10idiot.lc." • The news"" said Colson, "plun1ed Nixon into •uch a fit of temper that be burled an ashtray across hi.I Key Biscayne Uvlng room." And Haldeman: "My 1usplclon or an Involvement of Chuck Qoison and. therefore, Nixon lo Watergate was dilsolved complete-1.v when I spoke to Nixon. The pretident wasn't coacemed at all by the break·ln." Such inconsistencies rWl lhrouah "R.N.: Tbe Memoirs or Rlc~ard Nlxon." Haldeman's "The Ends of Power" and Colson·a "Bom Aaaln." For example: NIXON: One June 20, (three day• aft.el tho brelk·ln> Col.son 1u11eated that the rour Cuban-Americans arrested ln1Ldo W aterpte mlaht have planMd u. ••on tholr ow~'' BALDBMAN? Nixon 1u11eated "ral1ln1 money for the def en· dents and usln1 a Cuban cover for the money.•'" Ni~ write. that for nine months ho 111umed hJ1 mljor WJteraat.e ~roblem wH determln1n1 who autborlnd UM break-in, but t.bat on March 21, 1'13'be leal'ftld from John Dean that tbt oov· tr·up wu the real problem. HALDEMAN: "Tbe PNBldeQl :_., lovolved in the cover-up trom Day One, althoq,h neither M nor we ~ldered It a co~l"UP at that Ume. 8)' June 20. tm. he knew 111bout E. Howard Hunt and 0 . Oordoo Uddy -but, never ordend me or anvone to tnform the FBl." 1 -\ ters Involving the facility. The latest round of moves to keep the airport open follows ac· lion by San Juan Capistrano's City Council to file a so.called quitclaim deed on city·owned land at the airport. The filing of ~ ttie aeed i& expected lo lead to the airport's closure June 1. ' Area pilots are Jigbting to keep the airport open until an alternative south Orange County aviation facility can be de· veloped. The county's General Services Agency is conducting a study lo ln ventory lJOtenttal-sttes in °th~ area. South Orange County Airport Committee members will meet Thursday at 7 :30 p.m . in Capistrano Unified School Dis- trict offices. 32972 Calle Perfecto in San Juan. to discuss further action opposing the airport • closure. E',.._PageAJ SCHOOL ••• measures three times in the past two years. The sprawling Capistr ano Unified District takes In 20 percent of Orange County land. much or it planned for development In the next decade. It includes the communities. or Laguna Niguel. San Juan Capis trano, Dana Point . Capistrano Beach. San Clemente and part of Mission Viejo. Also on tonight's school board agenda are proposed e lementary school boundary s hifts and a $34.4 million preliminary 1978-79 district budget. E'ro.. Page Al PLOT ••• take Miss Padilla back to Los An~eles. At tllat time. police entered the living room and arrested Lo&>H on suspicion of kidnap· ping for ransom. He was being held In Orange County Jail wlth bail set at $100,000. Fisher said the student body fund was boosted by the dance contest. but said those figures are stjll not available. r ..... PageAJ STRIKE ••• Disposal, is sWl training Its new drivers, they -expected several days' delay before residential plckups-couldiJe2in. In LagWla Beach. new drivers were also expected to be at work but offtcials there too foresaw some delay before regular pickups would resume. Although no new incidents or violence were reported by coun· staff to help them. We are doing everything we can to be sure it stops." Lindeman said union offici als are seeking new negotiations with management and hope lo begin making arrangements to- day. Meanwhile. trash trucks under heavy guard began rolling agal'\ today and city officials that con· tract with the private firms for trash pickup expressed op· timism. DogSkdLkr Reaches Pol,e TOKYO (P) -Japanese ex· pforer Naomi Uemura became the first person to reach the North Pole alone by dog sled to· day. a spokesman reported. . "Th.e Smithsonian Institution in Washington contacted us to confirm that Uemura reached the pole." said Haruyuki Takahashi. a representative of Uemura 's backupor~anizalion. Takahashi explained that Uemura was carrying an automatic beeper that sends a beam via the Nimbus 8 satellite to Dr. Lee Houchins or WC Smithsonian. "Thls decision <by U.S . District Court Judge Laughlin E . Waters) shows that officials at POI are admitting they are not official m embers of the Kri s hna mov erl\ent," Ramesvara Swami sajd. -- "It means they do not have the right lo misrepresent this sect as they h~ve done in the past." 4l f',....PageAJ €RIPPLED .. miniature leg bract to the fuzzy puppet's leg ·•If we didn't put this on, CC's leg would be all floppy," Mrs. Wilson explained as she pulled the tiny brace onto the rabbit's cloth foot. "There, is that comfort.able," she asked the puppet. CC nodded his head and whispered in Mrs. Wilson's ear. "CC wants to know if any of you want to try out some wheelchairs and crutches," she said. Half the classroom s·crambled outside where three child·size wheelchairs and a half dozen sets of crutches and walkers lined the play area While the kids hobbled around on crutches and ran Into each other In the wheelchairs, Chris Platt. educational specialist for the school talked about the pro· gram. "They're getting a reel for the handicapped when they use the equipment.·· she said. "This program t>rings them closer to those who are crippled." She said the district is taking the first steps In the construction of a bridge to understanding. "that we hope will lead them through the barriers or ig norance. prejudice and aoalhv." And,. judging fro·m the laughter on the playerouod and the s mall group of children gathered around the March or Dimes ~ter girl, the Top of the World youngsters were far from apathetic. ''SKIING IS OUR ONLY BUSINESS'' Thanks, everybody. We had a great time. Hope you did too. There's still terrific skiing at Mam- moth, but we are closing 'til mid-August. We'll still be around, pounding nails in the back lot, so you can phone us all. summer if you need us. 2500 W. Coast Hwy. • Newport Beach • 631-.3280 ~ Mlle East of Newport Blvd. ' I 1J • \ 7 '. ' . . . ) > . Orange Coast EblTION NEW YORK (AP) -wtM>'s tellln& it straitbt? Richard Ni~on? Charles W. Colson? H. R.,Haldeman? -iteadlng their Wateraate books, it iS oflen hard to tell. CRelat· ed stories, A 7) Nixon says he was fiying back from Florida when be teamed. that one ol the Watergate bwgtars was .on Ute payroll~ bis re- election committee. Bu\ Colson recalled that Nhon phoned him from Key Bis· cayne. Fla.. "furious that anyone connected with the campaign would be involved in anythlqg so idiotic." T"e news, said Colson, "pl\lllged Nixon Into such a fit of temper that he tiurled an ashtray across his Key Blscayne living room•• And Haldeman: "My suspicion of an involvetnent of Chuck Colson and, therefore, Nixon in Watergate was dissolved complete- ly when I s~ke to Nbon. The president wasnrt concerned at alJ by the break·in." Such inconsistencies run through "R.N.: The . Memoirs of Richard Nixon." Haldeman·~ "The Ends or Power·~ud Colsop's ''Born Again." For example: NIXON: One June 20. (three days after tbe break·ln> Colson suggested that the four Cuban·Americans arrested inside Watergate mit~l have planned it "on their own." HALDEMA~: Nixon suggested ••raising money·for the defen· Today's Closing N.Y. Stoeks dants and using a Cuban cover for the money.•• Nixon wri~ that for nine months be assumecLb.is major . Watergate problem was determlnhil who authorized the break·in. but that on March 21, 1973 be learned from John Dean that the cov-... er·UP was the real problem. HALDEMAN: '-The president was Involved in the cover·up from Day One. although neither be nor we considered it a cover·up at that time. By June 20. 1972, be knew about E. Howard Hunt and G. Gordon Liddy -but, never ordered me or anyone to inform the FBI." COLSON: "I never suspected for a moment that anvone in the <See NIXON BOOK, Page AZ> Overdra,ft CoVerage , JOHN WAYNE WAVES TO SEAGOING FANS OUTSIDE HIS HOME IN NEW~RT BEACH More Then 100 Boata Sall Past to Welcome Actor Home After Heart Surgery • Begin Sees Renewal of Peace Talks WASHINGTON <AP>.- Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin expressed op- li mism today t.hat Israeli· Egyptian peace negotiations, which broke down three months ago, can res\Yl!e soon. Begin, herJ for a White House ceremony marking tht 30t.b an· niversary of the birth of Israel, made the statement after a two- hour meeting at the Slate Department with Secretary of State Cyrus R. Vance. Referring to Israeli opposition to the Carter administration's proposed fighter·plane sale to Saudi Arabia and Egypt. Begin said onJy that "we agreed lo dir· fer." Bill Begin's mood was upbeat when he met briefly with re- porters following his session wil.h Vance. "We do believe and hope that in the near future there will be a measure of agreement which wlJI m ake pes slble the peacemaking process lo con· Unue," Begin said. He said the focus of the efforts Is to overCOJTle obstac;les block· lng lsraeli·Egyptian agreement on a declaration of principles governing futute'negotialions. He said discussions also in· volve the future or the Israeli· occupied West Bank of tbe Jordan River and the Oaza Strip. "We will make all efforlt possible to reach an atree· ment," Begin said. c. He d~ribed bls meeUna with Vance as "very friendly." Afterward. Begin went to the White House for a meetinl with Carter which p~ed a recep- tion ln Begin's honor on the OC· caalon of Is rael's 30th an· Dlversary. PllDI' PUC~ PKlS PROMPTLY ' •'The. response was unreal. The fint one that called picked her up. She aot a super bome ... · That'• the advert;slns ·~ story told by the Hunlinston Beach woman wbo .. pJaced lldl ad ln the Dally Pilot: German shep; 8 mo, obed tma. Fem. Love. evety· one butprotecUve, XXX·XXXX John Wayne Feted IJy NB Boat. Parade More than 100 boats ranging from skiffs to tb• Coast Guard Cutter Point Di9tde turned out Sunday lo welcome home Newport Beach actor J ohn Wayne. ~ Wayne, recoperating from Dr. Waddill Jury Still Pondering An Orange County Superior Court jury which has not yet reached a verdict in the baby· killing trial of Dr. William Bax· ter Waddill was back in the jury room today (or tbe seventh day of deHberaUons. The panel of nine men and three women plus one alternate male juror took tb'e day orr Sun· day and spent il al their hotel where visits from friends and rel· all ves were allowed. open heart g:·· 1tood on Ule lawn of 1111 res home aDd boomet-CK& h1a thanks oo an amplified sound system as t.be hour·long parade floated past. ·The event ~as organized Fri· day by the Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce. Chamber Director Dan Rogers said today t,hat ihere were more than 100 boats on the scene. "There was a lot of milling around because there was no route and nobody knew who lo follow,'' he said, "but it was a lot or ftm." Official entries included the cutter, whose crew snapped to attention as the ship glided past, Wayne's home, as well as the Orange County Harbor Patrol's fireboat which let loose with jets )f water as it passed. Other paraders unfurled hom e m a de welcome home signs or simply tooted their horns, hollered hello and waved. A spokesman for Wayne said the movie star was glad to be home and touched by the noat· ing display or affection from his neighbors. Banks Get AccOunt Transfer A~thOrity ---c, WASHINGTON <AP> -The Federal Reserve Board voted'to· day to let banks transfer mooey automatically from customers' savings accounts to their check· ing accounts to cover overdrans or to maintain a mitlimum balance. The service, to go into effect Nov. l. would b e at the customers' request at banks be lo ngin g to the Federal Reserve System. • The board originally wanted to penalize custome r s for switching money to checking ac· counts. It suggested either a service charge or a forfeit of in· le rest. However. the board, which regulates many slate-operated banks, decided to let the banks them selves decide whether they wanted to charge customen1 tor thetel'Vi~. ,.Under the transfer senlce, a customer could open a savings account and a ~inl •ccount at a bank. with any balance he chooses. U be writes a check that ts larger than the balance be ln bis checking account, the bank automatically pays the check from money in the client's savings accounL Many banks favored the pro· posal, although some feared they would lose money because depositors would not leave as much money in their checking accounts. Savings and loan associations vigorous!¥ 09ppsed it because most of them cannot offer check· ing accounts. The regulation falls short or the N'egotlated Order of Withdrawal accolint considered by Congress and practiced in some New England banks. In a NOW account, a customer can simply draw interest on a check· ing account. Lawyers for the Fede r a l Reserve said they thought they had the legal authority to put the new rule into effect. but some savings and loans organizations have been considering a lawsuit. In proposing the rule Feb. 2, the .banking ligency noted that customers can alreadl switch ffind gTrom a savings accoun to a checking account by calling the bank by telephone. The board was divided over whether to £barge a minimum 50·cenl fee every lime the ac· coun ts were transferred. but Moro to Die? Federal Reserve Chairman G. • William Miller said the penalty ""Would hurt small invlstors the most. "I think we regulate too much," he said. The board agreed to consider within a year possible penalties or forrelting of interest. Family Believes Terri,rist Threat ... ...,..... PRAYS FOR HUSBAND Mrs. Aldo Moro Trash Trucks Roll Again Under Goard The threat of rutther violence hung over the Orange Coast to- day as trash disposal trucks began rolling again with non· union drivers as Teamsters members remained out on st~!~~·ve got truc ks rolling," said Dick Taormina. owner of Anaheim Disposal. one of seven firms against wblfb Teamsters have been striking for lwo weeks. • "They're all under poll~e guard and armed gu-.rds." lie said. ..It's an armed fort out there. It they're going to do something, It's probably going to be today or tonight." Saturday the Teamsters turned down a three·year con· tract that would have raised wages from the current $4.50 an hour to $6. • Drivers are seeking a raise to $8.50 an hour over the three-year period. 1'be new offer included rull dental coverage, wblch drivers had asked for. but did not lnclUde sick leave, another issue ln the strike, The strike, which bas left more than a million Oranie County reaident.s without trash pickup, bu been marred by lnci· denlt ot violence, lncludtn1 the burnlnc of three trucks at Jaycox DtJpoeal and •.1 SU,000. fire at Anaheim Dlsposau Carl Lindeman. buslneu mana1er or Team1ten Local aM aaid, .. The unlon '• potltlon fs that wfbave laws In lhls land and we expect our members to behave accordln1 to those Jaws. ·•we have allo told our mem· <See BTaln, Pate AZ> ROME <AP> -Aldo Moro's famlly has received a new ul- timatum setting a deadJine or a "few hours" for the ruling Chris· tiall Democrat Party to open negotiations with bis terrorist tldnappers to save his life, a Rome newspaper· reported to· day. JI Tempo said the ultimatum was delivered Sunday in a telephone caJI to the former pre. mler's son Giovanni. The family believes it was an authentic message from the Red Brigade extremists holding Moro. the paper said. It was this .threatening call from an anonymous womal) that caused the family lo issue a statement Sllllday night bitterly attacking party leaders for their refusal to deal with the kidnap· pers, II Tempo said. The statement said the Chris· tian Democrat leadership's "im· mobility and refusal of all in· itiallves ratify the de ath sentence" the Red Brigades said a "people's court" ordered for the 6l·year-0ld Moro. a five-time premier and current party presi· dent. Christian Democrat leaders were Co meet later today to dis- cuss the latest developments, but there was no indication Premier Giulio Andreotti and other party chieftains would be swayed by the family's state· ment. Th e nation's l argest newspaper. Corriere delta Sera of M llan, commented: "On the one band, th~re is a man who is desperately trying to save himself. On the other. there are men who must seek the safe· ty of the entire national com· munity.~· A total of 14 letters purported· ly from Moro have been re- ceived since he was ambushed on a Rome street on March 16. ' Coast Weather Clearing and coole r tonight. Falr and warmer Tuesday. Lows tonight 50 to S7. Highs Tuesday 65 to 70. INSIDE TODA~ TM~'°" that Pol Ntz· on drank heaull11 ii dens.ct by f rknda. T/w ninth part o/ the unfl t.ton f>GOt A7. l••ex • • t Comfort Station ••• Comfort? This outhouse near construction of the Von Karman bridge over the San Diego Freeway in Irvi ne. set up by state hi ghway people at Caltrans on the center divider C'f the freeway. struck photo· grapher as unusual. to say the least. There was no report about how many con- struction men braved speeding traffic to use it. • Gay V Ote ~ · St~te? Briggs Claims Backing on Petitions ByTbe Auoclated Presa Slate Sen. John Bti1t11. R· Fullerton. said today that he col· lected enough 1i1natures lo force a November voto on u ln· ltlatlve to remove bomosexuab from the Caltfornla public schools. . He said he chose Sao Fran· cisco as the place to tum in the first antl·homoeexual lnltlative petitions because It is "moral garbage dump of homosexualti· ty in lbb country." BtilP spoke at a news con· ference on the 1-.epe of San Fran· claco City Hall u about 30 gay demonstrators jeered. He claimed 500,00Q al111atures were collected for the ln!Ualive which would Jet school dlalrtcts fire or retuse to hire teachers. aides, counselon or school ad- ministrators for engaslng in public homosexual conduct. Sta(e law requires 312,404 signatures of registered voters to qualify for the balk>,~ and county clerks must verify the petltion·signers. Briggs said more than 1.000 signatures were filed in Sao Francisco and another 15,000 in other counties ln t.be region. He plans to flle 300,000 algnal¥res in person in Los Aneeles County at 1 p.m. today and another 100,000 in San Diego later this after· noon. Other supporters will tile petitions in other counties, bringing the total to 500,000, Briggs said. "U homosexuals want to lead a nice quiet life, that's their business," said Briggs. who ls vying for the Republican nomination for governor and has gotteo little support In the oplni~lla. "But t wouldn't even want a homoeemal bua driver driving my children to school. I believe children learn by example," he said calling homosexuality "im· moral. unnatural and wrong." Briggs took part In Anita Bryant's success.ful campaign against the Miami gay-rights or· dinance last year. p,....pageAJ As he s poke to reporters. gay demonstrators screamed. "Are you Anita Bryant ln drag?" The initiative would allow the firing or any school employee who is identified publicly as a homosexual or who claims in public that homosexuality is an acceptable lifestyle. Under current law. teachers can be fired for crimes such as -child molestation or immoral acts, but homosexuaJity itselr lsn 't considered adequate grounds for firing. NB Pair Raised .$25,000 ·~~ .. !~.~~.:1 :.: .. _, .. ,:,.on•wo•ld The two candidates who bat· tied for the Sixth District seat in last month's city council election in Newport Beach raised a com- bined tot.al oC nearly $2$,000. According to amended cam· pa1gn-r~n.s filed by iormer council member .Lucille Kuehn and new Councilman Paul Hum· mel. their combined war chesll> totaled $24,i.55. Mrs Ku~. who lost to Hum· met by 635 votes. raised a total of $13.524. according to the cam· paign documents filed April 19 with city clerk Doris George. Hummel's report. filed a day t'a rlier, showed he had raised a total of $6,096 in monetary con· tributions. ,had g<Jlten $135.57 in non-monetary contributions and had given himself two loans totaling $5,000, for a total cam- paign fund or $11,231. The amended statements are required by state law, Mrs. George said. She said the amendments are supposed to be filed within 48 hours oC receipt or a contribution that comes in before the election, but after the last campaign report was filed on March 1:1 , The amended reports aren't required to have a list of expen- ditures. 1bose don't have to be reported until the final report due in mid.June,· the clerk ex- plained. According to Mrs. George's records. the only two candidates who filed amendments accord· an g to slate law were Michael Shots Fired At Laguna Trash Haulers Two newly hired trash collee- tors in Laguna Beach were fired upon by passengers in a brown two-door sedan at about 11 a.m . today while emptying a trash bin behind a fast food store at 699 South Coast Highway. Officers found a small hole in the right hand front window of the trash truck owned b y Laguna Beach Disposal. The driver and his assistant, who did not want to be identified, said they heard popping sounds behind the Kentucky fried chicken outlet shortly after. 11 a .m . They reported seeing a 1972 or 1973 brown Impala sedan speed- ing from an alleyway after the s hots were fired with three occu- pants inside. No one was hurt In the lnci· dent, police said. They suspect the weapon was a pellet gun. DAILY PILOT . ...., ...... ... ___ _ ,.,. °"""" "'<• ........... -0.-.. __ ,,,_......,. .,., .. ,._,,.,._._,.. ... ,.. ... ~ .... ~ ... .._ ..._.,,. __ AUl'4 .... llM-"'tMIW• Gering who lost the Third Dls- trict race to Evelyn Hart and Jackie Heather who won ln the . Fourth District. -However. she said that within two days oC a Daily_ Pilot story about Gerlng•s and Mrs. Heather's reports. five .olb.er. · candidates filed their amended statements. Here's a look at the biggest contribution s listed In the amended reports: Lucille Kuehn: Eagl e Development. $100 ; developer .R._Qbetl McLain, S~OO: David Middlemas or Corona del Mar. $200; S.F. Brockoff of Corona del Mar, J200; Everett Davis Ill or Newport Beach, $200 ; Ford Employees Civic Action Fund. $150; Newport Harbor·Costa Mesa Board of Realtors, $200; KOCM owner Gary Burrill. $200; attorney Paul Frederick Marx, Bids Lacking For Newport Park Project City officials say they are at a loss to explain why no one has submitted a bid for a construction project at Las Arenas Park on the Balboa Peninsula. Ken Perry of the Newport. Beach Public Work s Department said the 30-day bid period on the $28,000 project ends May 11. "We haven't gotten any so far. Maybe the projeet's too small," .... :\_Alli Tn!: ww.¥.~!!!! f9r construcuon of a sheltered picnic area on the site of the Cormer bowling green near the 15th Street end of the Balboa Boulevard park. -M.e.anwhile, wort got under way today at the park on the two additional tennis courts and a multipurpose court. "We'd sure like to be able to finish this up ." Perry commented "We just can't f1 g u re out wh y no on e ·s bidding." Police Seek Bogus Narcs In Newport Newport Beach detecU ves say they are certain that four men who broke into a Corona del Mar home and held a woman at gunpoint are not the narcoUcs officers they pretended to be. The 24·year-old victim told police she was home alone last Wednesday night when there was a knock at her door. Because 'she was expecUng h er husband home from a charity fund·raialn1 event, she unlocked the door. only to be confronted by two armed men. 'One, who had a .88·caUbeT revolver, forced the woman to lte on the floor, while hl• sbot1un·tottln1 partner looked around the residence . She was told the men were "narcs" and shown a bad1e llO quickly that all she c0uld read on it was the word "Arlao.na." They said they wore lookln1 for Jlm and 1he told them a man named Jim lived lo the apartment below hers. She uld two more men appeared and lnlormed the fint two they'd eotten the atutf and the lout ltft after c"UJn1 \he woman's telephone wlret and wamlng ber not to call pollce. The woman walled for her buaband Co return aod M phoned police from a nel.Pbor'a. r $200; banker O.W. Richard, $100, and Fluor Corp., $200. Mlcltael Gerlal: attorney Paul Geo. $100: banker Ron Rodgers, $200: Fluor Vice Presj. cJieol .J av Reed....Sl.QO, and Fluor Po'lltlcal Club, ~.50, for a total or $8,455 in contributions which Included a ,$2,000 loan from himself. for a moment tolerate or cover·up such bungling incompetence." HALDEMAN! ''Richard N\xon, blmself. caused those burglars to break into <Larry) O'Brien'• olftceY Haldeman reasoned that O'Brien, the chairman of the Democratic National Committee. "became a symbol of hate" for both Colson and Nixon. Nixon mentions two meetinp co.June 20 with Haldeman -but there ls no word ln the publlabed excerpts about a tefePMfte con· '1eraation durtna which', Haldeman asserts .. the cover·up started. HALDEMAN: .. In tbls terepbone conversaUon. on our very first evening. back in Washington, Nixon. himself. initiated lhe idea of ralslng funds for the Watergate burglars in an indirect man· ner." SUCCUMBS AT 52 Down Eliat'• Poole Y tidri--Fi1 m · - FOuntler Paal Hammel: Balboa housewife Jeanelle Spreen. $200; • educator Leon East. $100; Dis· neyland Hotel, $100 : Balboa resi- dent Seymour Beek , $100 ; busi· nes-s men--Me r5ft&l l-Dtt£HeM. $100; Lido Park Drive resident John Kingsley, $100; Promon· tory Point resident Pal Dougan. $100: retired Corona del Mar res· ident Margaret Armstrong. $100. and Newport Beach resi- dents Mr. and Mrs . Richard Emison, $100. Nixon writes that on June 20 be felt confident about Watergate because both Haldeman and Colson assured him no one at the ---Wh1-\&..H~bad been involved . Dies at, 52 f\_ob~rt.E._J.._'.'Bob" Poole ~ president and founder of Down East Yachts, died Saturday at his Newport Beach borne after a long illness. · Jackie Heather: McLain Development Company Vice President Ralph Arnesen, $100 and Newport Harbor·Costa Mesa Board of Realtors, $200. for a total or $5,070 in contribu· lions. EYelyn Hart: Oakwood resi- dent Ellen Beek, $175: West Newport resident Richard Clucas. $100; realtor Suzanne Rudd. $100: Lido Park Drive res- ident John Kingsley. ttOO and the Newport Harbor-Costa Mesa Board of Realtors. $200. for a total or $3,271. Third District candidate Frank lvem listed a total of $50 ~ ,. In additJonal contributions from attorney David Baade. bringing his campaign total to $158. First District winner Donald Strauss listed a total oC $110 in additional contributions. none over $50. bringing his campaign total k> $6.362. Newport Bay Friends Mark 10th Birthday A 10th anniversary party is planned Wednesday night by the Friends of Newport BJY· The public is invjted. The party starts at 7: 30 p. m. in the Spa at the Park Newport apartments. Speakers will include current Friends President Charles Greening, Ray Williams, a former president who ls now ~ member of the Newport Beach City Comtcil, and biologists from the state Department of Fish and Game. The organization was formed 10 years ago to fight the develop. menl of the Upper Newport Bay which baa since been bought as a wildlife preserve watched over by the state Department of Fi.ah and Game. F,....PageAJ STRIKE ••• ben that if they are involved ln violence. we T'OD't use our le1al staff to help them. We are dolnl everytblq n can to be sure ll It.opt," Lindeman laid union ottlclala are 1Mkin1 new no10Uat1on1 wlth maacemeot and hope to be1tn maktill arrans•menta to-day~ · r.ieanwbllt trub truc:u under heavy pard be~ 10IUn1 qaln today Ud db' Ottlolall th~t con· tract wtth the private firms for traah pickup expressed op· Um lam. tn Cotta Mesa, officials sild they expected resident.I.al pickup to be under way today, althouah there may be some delays becauM of the accumulation ot truh and the tnexperiuce ot the new drivers. However, trash not picked up today will probably be picked up by 'Nesday, they aald. I HALDEMAN: "Even more surprising, be indirectly suggested the idea invo•ving the CIA in the Watergate problem three days before the famous ·smoking eun· conyersation in whkb the same idea was consummated." Nixon says the only explaJ'lltion for the 18~·minute gap that would be believed would be an admission that he or Rose Mary Woods erased it. l-le told David Frost in a television interview last year that "I have no recollection of the conversation beyond what Haldeman's notes had indicated ... HALDEMAN: "It's just possible that there was something in that conversation which Nixon believed was so uniquely damaging that it had be to be erased." Charges Due .Newport CojJs Hol,d Burglary Suspect Newport Beach police said today they have ldentlfied tht s uspect in a ser1ea of three recent central Newport burglaries as a man currently in custody on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon. James Dodd Robinson. 1:1, a transient. was arrested Friday night. He told orficers at the time that he has no home and has sumved by eating out of garbage cans. Detective Sgt. Ken Thompson said he believes Roblnaon is the man who broke irtt.o three apartm~nls. all occupied by women, more than a week ago. tn the three central Newport cases, the women reported being confronted late al night by a tall. thin man whose face was obscured by a towel or piece or clothing. One woman said the man was armed with a kitchen knife when he approached her bed. She struggled wllb him and he ned. Friday nigbtf 22·year-old Rose Marie Hunt to d police she was bicycllng across the Arches overpass on Newport Boulevard at Pacific Coast Highway when Robinson allegedly knocked ber off her bicycle. Police allege he kicked her and then ran s outh with witnesses o( the assault In pursuit. Robinson ran to Edward's Lido Cinema where he allegedly got into a fight with ticket taker Benjamin Shaw. 19. Theater patrons came to Shaw's aid and held Robinson Cor police. There will be no services for Mr. Poole. according to his widow. Sondra. His body will be cremated and the ashes seal· lered at sea~ according to his wishes. Prior to founding Down East. Mr. Poole was vice president in charge or engineering for Columbia Yachts. Before his ill· ness be was active in yacht rac- ing. He was a member of Bahia Corinthian and Balboa Yacht Clubs. In addition to his widow, he leaves four daughters. Mrs. Al· lison Kendrick, Santa Ana ; Ted· die Poole. Huntington Beach; Mrs. Roberta Maitoio. Los Gatos. and Mrs . Norm a Carares. Santa Ana. He also leaves six grandchildren. Talk on West Set for CdM Historian Ray Allen Billington wlll discuss the American west as seen through the eyes or European novelists Tuesday in the second of a series-or lectures at Corona deJ Mar's Sherman Foundation. The rree lecture will begin at 7: 30 p. m. in the central patio of \ the Sherman Foundation Garden at Dahlia Avenue and East Coast Highway. Billington Is the senior re- search associate at the Hunt- ington Llbrary in Pasadena. His ta I k is s ponsore d by the Sherman Foundation as part or the "Pacific Southwest Perspec· .il.ves" lecture series. "SKIING IS OUR ONLY BUSINESS'' Thanks, every~y. We had a great time. ~ you did too. 1bere's still 'terrifk skiing at Mam- moth, but we are closing 'tll mid-August. We'll still be around, pounding nails lri the back lot, so you can phone us all . sum mer If you need us. · I 2500 W . Coast Hwy. • NeWport Beach • 631"3280 YI Mlle East of Newport Blvd. • ,. l t 17 • r • Sadt11e6'a Ck EOtTION Afternoon N.Y. Stoeks VOL. 71, NO. 121, 3 SECTIONS, 30 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CAl-IFORNIA MONDAY, MAY 1, 1978 TEN CENT CUSD Asked to Scrap School PIQns Capistrano Unified School District trustees will be asked tonight to scrap plans to build a new Laguna Niguel elementary school in favor of purchasing 53 portable classrooms with $2.7 million remaining to the district tn state school building and bond funds. Tonig ht.'s school board meeting is scheduled to begin at 7: 30 at district offices. 32972 Calle Perfecto in San Juan Capistrano. In adwtion to the purchase or portable classrooms, at an estimated $2 milllOft price tag, the school board has given high priority to th~ construction of a boys' shower and locker room accommodations at Capistrano Valley HJgh School in Mission Viejo, which will cost about $700,000. At the April 3 board meeting. trust~e Robert Bachelor of Laguna Niguel opposetl putting high school shower and locker facJUties ahead or a new Laguna Niguel elementary school. In a memo directed to trustees tonight, Deputy Superintendent Truman Benedict said the Laguna Niguel school cannot be built, because no site is available and becaus e JOHN WAYNE WAVES TO SEAGOING FANS OUTSIDE HIS HOME IN NEWPORT BEACH More Than 100 Boats Saft Past to Welcome Actor Home After Heart Surgery John Wayne Feted By NB.Boat Parade &tore than 100 boats ranting from skiffs to the Coast Guard Cutter Point D1vide turned out Sunday to welcome home Newport Beach actor John Wavne Wayne. recuperating from open heart surgery. stood on the la wn of his Bayshores home and boomed out his thanks on an amplified sound system as the hour-long parade floated past. The event was organized Fri- day by the Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Comr:Qerce. Chamber Director .Oan Rogers said today that there were more than 100 boats on the scene. "There was a lot of milling arouno because there was 11.0 route and nobody knew who to follow." he said. "but it was a lot or run ... Otricial entries included the cutter. whose crew snapped to attention as the ship glided past Wayne·s home, as we lJ as the Orange County Harbor Patrol's _fireboat which let loose with jets Jf water as it passed. Other paraders unfurled ho m emade welcome home s ig ns or si mply tooted their horns. hollered hello and wa ved. A spokesman for Wayne said the movie star was glad to be home and touched by the float- ing display of affection from his neighbors. County Driver Held In Couple's Deaths A drunken driving suspect was arrested Sunday night in Stl\'erado Canyon after the car h e was driving ran o rr a roadway and struck three peo- ple. killing. two or them. Accorwng to the accident re· port, Rickie Dean Geiger, 23, Kathleen K i rwa n . 20, and Sharon Kirwan. 25. all or Long Beach , were standing off the road examinin g a stricke n motorcycle when hit by the auto. A California Highway Patrol s pokesman said Geiger and Kathleen Kirwan a few minutes earlier had tumbled from the motorcycle at the intersection of Silverado Canyon Road and C o ast Weathe r Clearing and cooler tonight. Fair and warmer Tuesday. Lows tonight 50 to 57 Highs Tuesday 6S to 70. I NSIDE TODA~ The ollegolion that Pot Ntz· · on drank htamlu ii MnJN fir /rUnds. StOf'l/ Page A7. l•dex ,,.,._....,.. "' "-... ... u~ a Ila--~ a ..... M MlllM......_ .. .... _ as MHift ., c.llfWlll• • AS lilet!Mel..._ M,a C.....n °'~ ~ c:i-tr "' CleulflW c..tn .. lt.J 0...-.N .. 't~:::-.. .,. .. ~ "' "hMt.... t ............. M W..uie. AA J:!•Ul-~ .......... 114.0 . ..... CH • Black Star Canyon Road. Sharon Kirwan, a passenger on another motorcycle. h ad joined the apparently uninjured pair as they examine d the stricken cycle after pulling it off the roadway. It was then that a car driven by Jamie M. Ciccarelli, 26, of 13861 Mirello St., Garden Gro¥e, plowed into tbem, the CHP re· port said. • Dead al the scene of the 9: 15 p. m . accident were Geiger and Kathleen Kirwan. Seriously in· jured and t.aken to Chapman General Hospital for treatment of her injuries was Sharon Kirwan. The Highway Patrol report said Ciccarelli was booked ll'\to Orange County Jail after being charged with felony vehicular manslaugbter as well as suspl· clon of drunken driving ... Murder Plot Hearing Set A Mission Viejo man (aces a May 22 preliminary hearina oo conspiracy to commit murder charges in the alleaed plot to hire the killing of a Seattle en- vironmental attorney. Josepf\ W. Serino, 49, alOl\8 with Joseph Bon. 62, of Beverly Rills, have been charged also with solicitaUon of murder for allegedly paytne two men $15,000 to kill attorney Roaer Leed. The two men allegedly hired for the killing were undercover Newport Beach pollce men Authorities alleae t.he two delen dents also wanted Boea's wire killed. Toro Noise Check Due By Riley Jets Wi11 fly over r etired Marine Corps Gen. Thomas Riley WednQday, but not in salute. The Firth District Orange County supervisor has asked El Toro Marine Corps Air Station officials lo schedule "routine" instrument and visual approach flying operations at about 1 :30 p. m. while he and a sma ll group witness resulting aircraft noise in the Santa Vittoria and Ridge Route Drives area of nearby El Toro. Riley. chairman of the County Board or Supervisors, is appeal· ing County Planning Com · mission a pproval of a two-tract, 4-03-unit development on 61 acres near the intersection in his fifth district by Laguna Village Inc. A public hearing resulting from the appeal is scheduled for 10 a.m . May 17 before the county board. Riley's appeal is based on a possible violation or a county ban on housing within the 65 CN EL <co mmunity noise equivalent level l zone around the air station. The proposed development lies within the 65 CN EL established by Ultrasystems in two studies for the county. 'However, in approving the project. the planning com· .mi ss i on rejected t h e Ultrasystems study in favor of one conducted by the developers which moved the noise-impacted zone closer to the Marine base. Whe n the planning com- rnisslon gave its April 3 ap- proval,. county health officials warned that residents of the new homes would be exposed to-a noise health hazard. Id his letter of appeal, Riley (See EL TORO, Page AZ> PILUr PU~ES PETS PROMPTLY ·'The response was unreal. The first one that called picked her up, She got a s~r home." That's the adve sing success story told by the Huntington Beach woman who· placed this ad ln the Daily Pilot: German shep. 8 mo, obed tmd. Fem. Lo\'es ever· yone but protective. x.xx.xxxx tr you have a pet you want to ·place In a aood home, call . A rriendly Dally Pilot will help you word . your a he 1reatest lmpact. We m c lt easy (OT' you to put a rew words to work for yoµ, In Uie Dally Pilot. I immediate needs are for classrooms and not site acquisiUon. If approved, the 53 portable classrooms are proposed for the following school locations: -Capistrano Valley High Sctiool ln Mission Viejo (10). -San Cjemente Hlgh School in San Clemente uo). -Dana Hills High School in Dana Point {10). -Moulton Elementary years, but that crowding must School in Laguna Niguel (8). be anticipated In district high -Ra r o 1 d A m b u e b I schoola. ElementaTY School in San Juan Capistrano Unified schools are Capistrano (7). currently operating •t capacity, -Carl Hankey Elementary be said, with district enrollment School in Mission Viejo UO). expected to increase (Tom the Supt. Jerome Thornsley bas current 16.000 ttudents to about said that tbe distric t will 24,000inthenext fiveyears. probably be able to kee p pace District voters have voted w i t h e le men la r y s c ho o I down school construction bond enrollments in the next two , <See SCHOOL, Page AZ> r Violence Feared .· • e In Trash St By JACKIE HYMAN Of ... Delly PtlM,.... The threat or further violence hung over ·the Orange Coast to- day as trash disposal trucks began rolling again with non· union drivers . as Team sters m e mbers r emained out on strike. • "We've got trucks rolling," said Dick Taormina, owner of Anaheim Disposal, one or seven firms against which Teal"()sters have been s triking for two weeks. "They're all under police guard and armed RUards," he said. "It's an armed fort out there. If they'r e going to do something, it's probably going to ht today or tonight." Sa,urday the TeatJ'ISters turned down a three-year con· tract that would have raised wages-from the current $4.50 an hour to$6:· Driy~u_are ~kine_a_raise...lo $8.SO an hour over the three-year period. The new offer included full d ental coverage, which drivers bad asked for, but did not include sick leave. another issue in the strike. The strike. whtch has left more than a million Orange County residents withouL trash pickup. has been marred oy inci· dents of violence, including the burning of three trucks at J aycox Disposal and a $15,000 fire at Anaheim Disposal. Carl Lindeman. busines,5 manager or '.Teamste rs Loaal 396. said. ''The union's ~sition is that we hav~ laws in this land and we expect our members to behave according to those laws. "We have also told our mem- bers that if they are involved in violence, we won't use our legal <See STRlKE, Page A2) I ·Recall Charges Set Move Aimed at 3 SVUSD Trustees A group attempting lo recall three Saddleback Valley Unified School District trusleea wlll present recall charges to board members at Wednes day's m eeting, a group spokesman said today. "We will be presenting a letter of intent to recall George Henry.• Ma r y Phillips and Caro~ - Neustadt." Rick Bohay said. "We've a lso got a s late or officers that will be voted on tomorrow night." He referred to offjcers of the recall group. Bohay and Preston Howell, retired minister and former school trus tee. are up for co-chairmen of the recall group. Larry Cossi<l. a past president of the Laguna Hills Homeowners Coast Doctor Must Face Murder Trial WASHINGTON CAP> -A former Army doctor who was in- dicted on murder charges five years after the deaths of his preg- nant wife and two young daughters was ordered lo stand trial by the Supreme Court today. The charges against Dr. J ef. trey R. MacDonald of Hunt· ington Harbour had been dis· missed last year by the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on grounds MacDonald had been denied his constitutional right to a speedy trial. However, the Supreme Court ruled today that the appeals court did not have Jurisdiction to review the speedy.trial Issue prior to the trial. JttStice tfarry A. Blackmun, in an 8-0 decision, said that "most speedy-trial claims ... are best considered only after the rele· vant racts have been developed at trial . . . The speedy-trial clause or the Constitution does not . . . encompass a. right not to be tried which must be upheld prior to trial II it ia to be enjQt'ed at all." In October, 1970, mlUtary authorities determined there was lnsufrlclent evidence to press charges a1ainst Mac· Donald, who wu accused of bJudaeoruna and 1tabbln1 to de- ath hls wlle imd children In February, 1970, ln th• famlly's home at Fort8 raa1 N.C. . MacDonald, now dlr•ctor or emergency medicine at St. Mary's MecUcal Center ln Lona Be•cb, wu Indicted In January 1975. lft July 1975, a federal db· trlct court Judi• ln North Carolina re.kcted Mee.Donald's araumeat1t6at ~ bad bftls de- nied a •PMCl~·tNl. 'the appeala ~urt overturMd lhatnllna. Association, is running for treasurer. The recall move comes in the wake of th e 'three board members' ordering district Superintendent Richard Welle on va~tron status. 'Ibat move bas prompted vigorous p(>litlcal infighting aDJong trustees. district administrators and community members. And the Welte Buspension ._as also prompted rumors ol a move to oust the superintendent. Board Pres ide nt He nry, speaking for the board majority, has refusedµ, discuss the Welte matter citing. discussions in closed·session that are private. Several board observers have claimed the three trustees are trying to buy F ut Welte 's Moro to Die? contract which runs through June. 1979. Once the three trustees are presented with recall charges. they have seven days to file r e buttal statements. Those s tate'ments, along with the charges, will ~·ncluded in a recall petition that will be su bmitted to h e county R eg i strar of oters for approval. When the county registrar approves the petition, group members will begin circulating the r ecall petitions in the community -probably in two weeks. a~cording to spokesmen_ Wednesday's school board meeting will take place at 8 p.m. in the education center at 25631 Diseno Dr. in Mission Viejo. Fa.mily BelieveS Ten-orist Threat ,,, ........ PRAYS FOR HUSBAND Mr9. Aldo Moro Couple Held In Child Sex OKLAHOMA CITY (AP> -A man and Wile were Jailed in con· necllon wltl\ the alleged sexual molestation 0( live children in thelr neipborhood, police safd. Police aald Earl Robert Plotrowski and hJs wife Lorena a lleaedly used their two da u ahters lo entice nei1btiorhc>od children lnto their 1outhw,st Oklahoma City home for what ~ children we ... told would bt blrtbday partle•· • ROME <AP> -Aldo Moro's family has received a new ul· limalum setting a deadline or a "few hours" for the ruling Chris~ tian Democrat Party to open negotiations with his terrorist kidnappers to save bis life. a Rome newspaper reported to- day. JI Tempo said the ultimatum was d elive red .Sunday in a telephone call to the former p.re· mier's son Giovanni. The family believes it was an authentic message from the Red Brigade extremists holding Moro, the paper said. tt was this threatening call from an anonymous woman that caused the family to issue a statement Sunday nJght bitterly attacking party leaders for their refusal to deal with the kidnap- pers, II Tempo said. The statement said the Chris· tian Democrat leadership's "im- moblUty and rerusal or all in· atlatlves r•tlfy the death sentence" the Red Brigades said a "people's court" ordered for the 61-year-old Moro, a five-time premler and current party presi· dent. . ChrlsUan Democrat leaders were to meet later today lo dis· cuss the latest developments, · but there was no indication Premier GluUo Andreotti and other party chlert.lna would be swayed by the family's state· ment . The nallon 's largest news paper, Corriere delta Sera ol MUan. commented: "On the one hand, there ls a man who is desperately trying to c&ee IT.ALY. Pac AJ> . '· .. . 12 DAllV P OT SB -Cash Shifts OK'd Banks Give!' Trwfer Authority WASHlNGTON <AP> -The F4!deral Reeen-e Board voted to- day to let banks lranafer money automatically from customers' aavinas account.a to their check· ing accounts to cover overdr&l\I or to malntaln a mlnlmum balance. The service, lo go Into effect Nov. 1. would be al the cu1lomen' request •l banks belonaini to the Federal Reserve System. • The board originally wanted to penalize cualomer• ror switching money to checklq ac· counts. It suggested either a servlce charge or a forfeit ot ln· terest. However. the board, which Billy Blaat,s Flynt Ta/,e AMHERST. Ohio <AP> -If Hustler magazine owner Larry Flynt is a born-again Christian. ··he's reborn a lot worse than he started out with." says BHly Carter, the president's brother. "I don't believe anything about Larry Flynt." Ca rler told a gathering at a weekend auto dealership. "I've met him .and I don •t like him. I can't stand him. In fact. I was even accused of having him shot. My statement made to columnist Jack Anderson was 'if J had him shot from 30 feet with a rifle. he wouldn't be paralyzed'." Flynt remains partially paralyzed in a Columbus hospital from gunshot wounds suffered in a March 6 am bush at Lawrenceville. Ga. Flynt has credited Ruth Carter Stapleton. the pre· sident's evangelist sister, wilh leading him back to Christianity. Saddlehack Hospital Hosts Health Fair With the theme or National Hospital Week. May 7·1"3. "Hospitals Wish You Well" Saddleback Commu nity Hospital, 24451 Via Estrada. Laguna Hills, is conducting a health fair. Free screening and tests for people.or all ages are scheduled from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. May 12. Activities include pulmonary sc reening . blood pressure reading, EKG testing and screening for basic visual skills or s imultaneous vision, eye coordination, fusion. distance vision, depth perception and · color discrimination. Open house of the Saddleback Valley Child Guidance Center is planned from 11 a.m. l~ 5 p.m May 9. The center 1$ located in the loft of Saddleback Community Hospital Medical Center, 23561 Paseo de Val~la, Laguna Hills. The hospital boutique gift shop located in the main lobby, has set a reopening sale from 10 a.m, to S p.m . on May 9. A scholarship presentation ceremony is lo tak~ place In the cafeteria at 3 p.m., May 11. A hospital spokeswoman said the public is invited to these free activities where they can receive information on nutrition, counseling and general services of the hospital, the Orange County Health Department and voluntary agencies. From Pflfle AJ STRIKE VIOLENCE. • • Disposal. is still training its new drivers, they expected several days· delay before residential pickups could be"1in . In Laguna Beach. new drivers were also expected to be at work but officials there too foresaw s ome delay before r¥ular pickups would resume. A ltbougll no new incidents of violence were reported by coun- staff to help them. We are doing everything we can to be sure it stops." Lindeman said union orficials are,Oseeking new negotiations with management a nd hope to begin making arrangements to· day. Meanwhile. trash trucks uQder heavy guard began rolling again today and city· officials that con· tract with the private firms for trash pickup expressed OP · timism. In Costa Mesa, officials said they expected residential pickup to be under way today. although there may be some delays because of the accumulation of trash and the inexperience of the new drivers. However, trash not picked up today will probably be picked up by Tuesday, they said. Huntington Beach officials said that because the firm with which they contract. Rainbow ty dumps or private disposal firms. officials remained wary. ''We're ready for anything." Anaheim Dispos,al's Taormina said. * * * Shots Fired • At Laguna regulates many state-operated banks, decided to let the banks themselves decide whether they wanted to charee customers for the service. Under the transfer service, a custom~r could open a savings account and a checking account at a bank, with any balance he chooses. Jr he writes a check that is larger than the balance he in his checklng account, the bank automallcally pays the check from money in the cllenrs savings account. Many banks favored the pro· posal, although some reared they would lose money because depositors would not leave as much money in their checking accounts. Savings and loan associations vigorously opposed it because most of them cannot orter check ing accounts. The regulation falls short or the Negotiate d Order or Withdrawal itccounl considered by Congress and practiced in some New England banks. In a NOW account, a customer can simply draw interest on a check· mg account. Lawyers for the Federal Reserve said they thought they had the legal authority to put the new rule into effect. but some savings and loans orgaofaaUons have been considering a lawsuit. ln proposing the rule Feb. 2, the banking agency noted that customers can already switch funds from a savings account lo a checking account by calling the bank by telephone. The board was divided over whether lo charge a minimum SO-cent fee every time the ac- counts were transre rred. but Federal Reserve Chairman G. William Miller said the penalty would hurt small investors the most. • · f think we regulate too much." he said. ~ The board agreed to consider within a year possible penalties or forfeiting of interest. (9ft Most Unau:are c. Of Tremor SANTA BARBARA <AP> -A moderate-early· morning earthquake in the Santa Barbara area tem· porarily disrupted com· municalions for the sheriff's department, but authorities said they had no reports of damage or injuries. Most residents were un· aware of the tremor. Seismologists at Caltech in Pasadena said the quake, which occurred al 1:03 a.m .. registered 3.7 on the Richter scale and was centered 20 miles s outhwes t of Santa Barbara in the Santa Barbara Channel. Fro• Page Al ITALY ... save himselC. On the other, there are men who must seek the safe. ty of the entire national com- m unity." Observers s aid the family's stand could divide the party and might undermine the alliance of Christian Democrats and Com· munlsts which Moro himself New VF'W Post Meets in El Toro T h H ul worked out to give Andreotti a ~88 8 ers majority in Parliament. The Communists are strongly op. Two newly hired trash collec· posed ~ any dealings with the New Saddleback ValJey Veterans of Foreign Wars P05l 2660 is scheduled to meet this evening at 8 o 'clock at Peoples Federal Savings and Loan. 23688 El Toro Road, El Toro. Election of officers and plans for the institution and instalJaUon of the new post are to be comp leted, said spokesman Al Briggs. Overseas \'eterans in the Saddleback Valley are invited. DAILY PILOT tors in Laguna Beach were Red Bngades. wh? are to the fired upon by passengers in a 14-!rt or the Co~mumst Party and brown two-door sedan at about --<sua~k it for its sup~rt or the u a.m. today while emptying a Christian Democrat1c govern. trash bln behind a fast food store ment. • . at 699 South Coast Highway. The family s statement w~s is. Officers found a small hole in sued after seven letters attnbut- the right hand front window of ed to Moro were received over the trash truck owned 'by the weeked by Pres~dent Laguna Beach Disposal. The Giovanni Leone, Andreotti, and driver and his assistant, who did five other political leaders. hot want to be identUled, said The letters repeated earlier they beard popping sounds appeals from Moro to open behind the Kentucky fried negotiations with the Red chicken outlet shortly aft.er 11 Bri1ades on their demand for a.m. the release or 13 jailed terrorists They reported seeing a 1972 or in exchanae for bis life. 19'73 brown Impala sedan speed- ing from an alleyway after the "Believe me, there is not a shots were fired with three occu. slntle minute lo lose," said a pants inside. letter to Bettino Craxi, the No ooe was burt ln the lncl· aecretary·aeneral ot the dent, police said. They suspect ~lallat Part)'. the weapon wu a pellet ~!'· A total of 14 letters purported· ,,,.... P-A J ly from Moro have been re- ceived elnce be was ambushed on a Rome street on March 16. SCHOOL ••• me11ures three times ln the J>Pl two years. The sprawlina Capistrano Unified Dlatrlct takea In 20 , percent ot Or8J11e County Jana. much of it planned for development in the next decide. It tnchadet tho communities or La1una Ntauel, San Juan Caplatrano, Dana Point. Capistrano Beach, Sao Clernente and part ot Mlation Viejo. Also oo ton.l1ht'11cbool board aa~nda are pr9po1ed elementary school boundary lthlfts and a uc.c million pre II mlnary 18'18-78 district bud1et. • Gas Hurts II At Rock Fest " ST'. PAUL, MlM. (AP) -A canister containlnc what •P· peered to be tear aas o..r am- monia exploded 1t a rock ~n· cert, ln1urtnt 11 people who f qutred treatment for eye Irritation and 1moke lnh.aJ.aUon. The concert by roek atar AUce Cooper wu stopped and 1_!1500 people left the St. Paul '-'wto Center. No arreata were made. ' Sltoto Goa O• Carol Channing, who broke an a rm ··not a leg in an auto #tcident. waves to the au~· nee at the close of a pe .ormance of "Hello Doi· ly ·lo New York. She wears he r l~ft arm in a sling. /""*'PageAJ ELTORO .•. said he wants to make sure the data used by the commission is valid apd that county policies aren't being violated. The development was opposed by the Saddleback Area Coordinating ctiounctl <SACC > development review board. And a Riley aide said today that .. many constituent letters are In opposition." The development, the last two tracts in a seven-tract project.is expected to offer homes In the .. moderate" $60,000 · $70.000 price range. The last two tracts. closest to the Marine base to the north, are to include 339 small, single- family planned development homes and 64 condominiums, a Riley aide said. World's Reds Hail May Day By The Auoetated Press From Moscow's traditional Red Square parade to an un- precedented show of strength in post-Franco Madrid, millions of workers around the world today celebrated May Day, the in· lernationa! labor holiday. - In Istanbul. Turki sh authorities took strict security precautions in Taksim Square to' prevent a repetition of disorders last May Day that claimed 34 lives. An estimated 100,000 persons turned out for today's rally in the central plaza. Sculpture Burned SAN RAFAEL <AP> -Marin sculptor DeMis Patton's 30-foot· tall wooden masterwork. "Un· titled Horse," has been reduced to cinders by an arsonist. By the· time firemen arrived at Its out· door exhibition site at Marin Civic Center early Sunday, wind-faMed names had licked up the tapered hind legs of the enormous hors~ and devoured its seasoned wf9. Who's Riglat? Nixon's Book , Opens Queries NEW YORK (AP> -Who's tellln1 It atralcbt? Rlcbard Nixon ? Charles W. Colson? ff. R. Haldeman? Readin1 tbeir Watergate books, it ls oiled hard to tell. <Relat· ed stories, A7) Nixon says he was Oying back from Florida when he teamed that one of the Watergate burglars was on the payroll of his re-election committee. But Colson recaUed that Nixon phoned him Crom Key Bis· cayne. Fla., "furious that anyone connected with the campaign would beinvolvedinanythingsoldiolic." The news, said Colson, "plunged Nixon into such· a flt or temper that be hurled an ashtray across his Key Biscayne living room." And Hald~. "My suspicion or an involvement of Chuck Colson and, therer re, Nixon in Watergate was dissolved complete- ly when J spoke lo ixon. The president wasn't concerned al all by the break-in." Such inconsistencies run through "R.N.: The Memoirs of Richard Nixon." Haldeman's "The Ends of Power" and Col.son's "Born Again." For example: ' NIXON: One June 20, <three days after the break-in> Colson suggested that -the four Cuban-Americans arrested inside Watergate might have planned it "on their own." RALDEMAN: Nixon suggested "raising money ror tbe defen- dants and using a Cuban cover for the money." Nixon writ.es that for nine months he assumed his major Watergate problem was determining who authorized tiie·breaJc·in. but that on March 21, 1973 he learned from John Dean tbat the cov· er-up was the real problem. ) HALDEMAN: "TDe president was lnvoTVeaiD lbe cover-up from DJY One, although neithel' he nor we considered it a cover-up at that tim('. By June'20, 1972, he knew about E. Howard Hunt and G. Gordon Liddy -but, never ordered me or anyone to inform the FBI." . # COLSON: "I never suspected for a moment that anyone in the White.House, least of all the man I was t•l.klng to <Nixon> would for a moment tolerate or cover-up such bungling incompetence." llALDEllAN: "Richard Nixon, him.$elf. caused those burglars to br.eak into <Larry) O'Brien's office." Haldeman reasoned that O~rieo. the chaim211n of the Democratic Nationat ec>mmlttee. "became a symbol or bate" for both Colson and Nixon. Nixon mentions two meetings on June 20 with Haldeman -but there is no Word in the published excerpts about a telephone con- versation dutjng which, Haldeman asserts, the cover-up started. -lrA.LIJEJIAN: -..In IIlii felepbooe conversaflon, on our very first evening back in Washington. Nixon, himself, Initiated the idea of raising funds for the Watergate burglars In an indirect man. ner.'' • · Nixon writes that on June 20 he fell confident about Watergate because both Haldeman and Colson assured him no orie at the White House had been involved. HALDEMAN: "Even more surprisibg, he indirectly suggested the idea involving the Cl,\ in the Watergate problem three days ~fore the famous 'smoking gun' conversation in which the same tdea was consummated." . Wa~dill Jury Back In Deliberations An Orange County Superior Court jury which has not yet reached a verdict In the baby· killing trial of Dr. William Bax· ter Waddill was back in the jury room today for the seventh day of deliberations. The panel of nine men and three women plus one aJternate male juror took the day ofr Sun- day and spent it at their hotel where visits from friends and rel· a lives were allowed. Judge James K. Turner or- dered the jury sequestered last week with the comment that publicity generated by the trial mus t not be allowed lo affect the jury judgment. The jury has been asked to re· turn one of five possible verdicts: not guilty, guilty of first or second degree murder or guilty of attempted murder in the first or second degree. Waddill, 42, of Huntington Harbour, ls accused of stran- ~linlC a newborn baby girl in the Westminster Community Hospital nursery on March 2. }977 . It is alleged that he choked the child to death ln her crib when he realized that she had sur- vived hia a.ttempt 12 hours earlier to abort the lS.yeac-0ld mother. Arthrit~ in Kids Topic of Meeting Pediatric rheumatologist Dr. Donald M. Thompson is to be guest speaker for th e Saddleback Arthritis Auxiliary meeting tonight at 7 at the hospital, 24451 Via Estrada, Laguna Hills . Dr. Thompson wiU discuss and answer questions regarding juvenile rheumatoid arthritis and related diso"'ers, a hospital spokeswoman said. The meeting is public. "SKIING IS OUR ONLY BUSINESS" Thanks, everybody. We had a great ' time. Hope you did too. There's still terrific skiing at Mam- moth, but we are closing 'til mid-August. We'll still be around, pounding nails in the back lot, so you can-phone us au summer if you need us. 2500 W. Coast Hwy. • Newport Beach • 631-3280 ~ Mlle Eat of Newport BtW. .. Comfort Station ••• CmRlort1 This outhouse near construction of the Von Karman bridge over the San Diego Freeway in Irvine. set up by state highway people at Caltrans on the center divider of the freeway. struck photo- grapher as unusual. to say the least. Tqere was no rePort about ho,w ·many. con· struction men braved speeding traffic to use it. Excellence Reco~ze«;f 18 at UC Imine Presemed Awards at Banquet .. . Awards for excellence In teaching, research and ser~ice· were presented S~turday to 18 stud'ents, faculty and associates or UC Irvine~ at the eighth an- nua I UCl Cauds and Laurets Banquet. The banquet, sponsored by the UCl Alumni Association. was held al the Sheraton Hotel in Newport Beach. The Extraordll'Ulfius Award, the top student honor, went tb Michael Barris of Culver City, a senior in the program in social ecology. Barris was recognized ror his contribulloo to the development or the new University Center, now at working drawing stages, and for his service to campus and community organizaUons. Barris has served on the University Center Advisory Board four years, two of them as chairman. Dr. Robert A. Steedman of Santa Ana, a thoracic and cardiovascular surgeon who is past president of both the UCI Alumni Association and the As· sociated Alumni or the UCI College or Medicine, was elected UCI 's Alumnus or the Year. The Distinguished Teaching Award went to Or. Calvin S.: McLaughlin or Corona del Mar, professor of molecular biology and cbemistrv. Dr. Kenneth Wexler of Irvine, Guards Tight On Informant SAN FRANCISCO CAP> - Police were keeping a young man under tight security today after he provided information that led to the arrest of several youths for investigation or the Golden Dragon Restaurant massacre last fall, published re- ports say. Gan Wah Woo, 18, may be eligible for the Sl00,000 offered by the city as a reward for in· form l\lion about the shooting at th e popular Chlna t owrr restaurant. the San Francisco Examiner said in Sunday edi- tions. The late night shooting Sept. 4 Jert five persons dead and 11 wounded. Police believe mem- bers of a Chinatown youth gang were trying to kill members of a rival gang who were .eating at the restaurant. 'TOP UCI STUDENT Mlchael Barrfa associate professor of psychology, received the Dis· tinguished Research Award. He was cited for his pioneering work in mathematical and theoretical psycholinguistics. the study of how language Is ac· quired. Two citations for professional achievement were awarded to Dr. John D. Connolly or Irvine and Robert F. Gentry of Laguna Beach.. _ Connolly, professor a nd chairman or surgery at the College of Medicine, is the de- veloper of a heart bypass ap· paratus. Gentry. associate dean or stu· dents for student support services, w~s honored for his de· velopment of orientation pro- grams for new students, and for a com muter student proeram. Shimon Eckbouse of K.iryat- Yow. 1 ;;rfr· a doctoral student ;n pbj ~was amed UCl's Union Trio eared e son or itzsim· mons and two other en have been round innocent of a charge that he was Involved In a scheme to embezzle $5,000 from a local union fund. Richard Fitzsimmons, whose rather ii president or the 2.2 million· member union, said be was "just so happy this ls over." Four-legged 4-Bers Outstanding Graduate Student ror has work ln plasma research. ~"'"~--inti< ~-:::i·o:vwas ~ Brownstone of Los Angeles. an economics major. She coordinates the UCI ad · m lnlsft"atj ve intern, student· parent orlentation and Uni-Prep programs. Tennis champion Lindsay Morse of Pasadena was named Outstanding-Attrlete:-Stre-won the 1m National Singles cham- pionship of the Association or In· t ercolleglate Athletics for women, the 1977 University of Arizona Singles competition and the UC Santa Barbara lnvita· tlonal match. · R ecipients of University Service Awards were: -UCI alumna Kathleen Calkins of El Toro, a member, officer and adviser Of the UC[ Alumni Association board of directors. -UCI Police Sgt. C. Russell' Dunean ol Santa Ana, Who creat- ed an evening campus escort service for women. -UCI junior Jennifer Janz of Laguna Beach, who directed the summer student orientation pro- gram. -Dr. Kenneth L. Kraemer of Orange, associate professor of admln1stralion. director of the UCJ Public Policy Research Organization. -Frederick M. Linton of Newport Beach, who while rres· ident of the UCI lnduslria As· sociates instituted a program fo tie the business and industrial communJUes to UCI. -Carl H. Reinhart of Costa Mesa, sailing coordinator at' uq. who started a program to acquire girts and extra funds for the sailing program. Community Service Awards went to: -Manuel Gomez of Santa Ana, Educational Opportunity Program coordinator and assls· tant director of the UCI Office of Relations with Schools and Colleges, for his interest in the educational needs of minority children. -UCI senior Sylvia Haas of Anaheim, for volunteer eftorts in the Jewish Student Union, the Associated Students, the Com· mlttee for Soviet Jewry. the campus Tay-Sachs testing service, and as an adviser for Campus Organizations Services. -Dr. Peter S. Odegard of Irvine, professor or music, founder and director of tbe Irvine Conaervat.oryor Musk. • Carrie Houtz or Villa Park <far left> prac· tlces with her dog. "Rocky.•• a coon bound. duriD8 warm up for dog showmaoshlp •vent tblt weekend-•t- Orange County Fairgrounds In Costa Mesa. Hund.reds of Orange County 4-Jf Club members. their 8J1lmals and their ramtlles turned out for spring fair sponsored by 4·H. Unlveralty of CaJlfomia ~caltutal &xtenslon and Orana• Coun· ty s 32ttd District Agricultural Aasoclatlon. legal Abilities l,imited WASIUNGTON <AP> -The U.S. Supreme ~ let st.and to- day a decision by Michigan's highest court that local govern· ments are not authorized to enact anti-obscenity laws. The Justices reru5ed to review a ruling by the Michigan Supreme Court that an East Detroit anti-smut ordinance - and any other' such municipal law In Michigan -Is preempted by state laws. The ruling carriea direct lm- p act only for Michigan. However, until sueerseded by a future Supreme court rullna. the East Detroit case could call into question the validity or hundreds of municipal anti-obscenity laws nationwide. Overturning obscenity con· vlctlons against two East Detroit adult movie theaters, the Michigan Supreme Court last October based Its statu~ory scheme and the need for a uni- form. statewide definition or criminal obscenity offenses." It said East Detroit's or- dinance •. enacted in 1975, "ls pre· empted by the existing state statutory scheme and Is thus UD· constitutional" under the state constitution. The stale court not~ that un· der a recent Supreme""Court ruJ. lng local governments are fl'ee to s upplement state Jlntl..;.. oosc'enlty lawio.Y enacting ion-• Ing regulatioos Cor adult enter· tainment businesses. "Such municipal zoning or· dinaaces are outside the field of prohibition occupied by the state," the Michigan court said. In its Supreme Court appeal, ..Ea.st Detroit argued that "4l statewide standard Is not re- quired by the First Amendment .\rl the regulaUon or obscenity.·· Because of numerous rulings that have held that obscenity is not protected by the First Amendment, there Is no cor'l· stitutlonal bar to municipal anu. smut laws, lawyers for the city said. In a landmark 1973 decision oo obscenity. the Supreme Court said one test in judging whether a work Is obscene is "whether the avetage person applying contemporary community •land· ards" finds It appealln1 to prurient lnterests. In its appeal, East Detroit said the "community standards" should not be limited to statewide standards. The Eaat Detroit ordinance was Invoked in pro&onged letaJ fights with owners of two adult movie houses, the Las Vegas Cinema and the Capri Theatre Mond!y. May'· 1971 6 CWL y PILOT A3 .... ..,..,.... WHALE-klWNG PROTEST£R CLIMBS CHICAGO TOWER After Hanging Benner. He Aacended to 18th Floor Up • m World Yroteater Clir;.JM-f 8 st.oiieii ... cmCAUO <AP> -A man oppased to killing whales scaled 18 stories or the 110-story Sears ToWi!r early today. then turned back and reached ground four hours later. as hundreds gathered outside the world's tallest building. "l gotta do my thing and that's it," he shouted down to a uthorities who tried to coax him back. THE MAN. TENTATIVELY identified as Joe Healy, 2S, of Chicago.. b{lgan climblng the west face of the Sears Tower before sunnse. He returned to the ground about 8:20 a .m. after attaching a large white banner which contained red Jap~nese and Russian wording whtch authoritie! said read. "Stop.JC1lling the Whale." Police said that disorderly conduct complaints had been s igned and that the man would be arrested. However. he was not immediately taken Into custody alter his descent. . Hundreds or onlookers gathered. many of them subu~ban rail cO'mmuters who disembark at Union StaUon across the strHl from the building. Morning rush-hour traffic was stalled in the area. TEMPERATURES WERE NEAR freezin& when the climb began and winds were reported al 3S mpb. Tbe man was dreaaed in Jeans and a dark colored coat. He wore no gloves, wit.neaaes said. He apparently used a mountain climber's belt and vertical window washer tracks on the l,4.54· fool building. He gave no advance notice ol bis stunt. Ernest Arms. a Sears spokesman. saJd the man climbed as far as the l8tb noor and then began to return. The banner spanned 2~ stories and was displayed between the fifth and eighth stories. Today's attempt recalled the successful climb last year by George Wlllig up the side of New York's World Trade Center. Feud Ends in Slaying NEW YORK <AP> -A two. year feud between lwo families that 'began over a Callen clothesline pole ended when a 49-year-old mother or three was shot to death and her husband was critically wounded, police said. Police said John Cracchiolo. 22. was charged with homicide early today In connection with the shootings of Lorraine DiOrio and her husband Anthony, 54, on a street in downtown Brooklyn on Saturday. Doctors at Long Island Collete Hospital said DIOrio. who had not been told of his wl!e's deau;i, was in guarded condition today following emergency surgery. Brooklyn detectives said they were still looking for Crac· chlolo's father. Sam, 50. John Cracchiolo also was charged with attempted murder and possession of firearms. police said. The feud between the DiOrios and the Cracchiolos reportedly began after a dothesline pole In the DIOrios' yard fell into the backyard of the Cracchiolo home, breaking a window In the house and damalinubrubbery. Arter Cracchiolo sued his neighbors for damages. the ·families confronted eat"h other in court at leut nine times over two years. police said. threaten· Ing each other whenever they met. · The final showdown. police said, 'came Saturday when Sam and John eracchtolo approached the DtOr1os in downtown Brooklyn. The neighbors started to argue and then John Cracchiolo al- legedly pulled a Run and began firing in front or at least 200 wit· nesses, who ducked into doorways and dove behind parked cars. nfl.'\V spring suitings ... a fim, sdl.ction of solids atri~ artl plaids. all fabrics ~n 'by thz. worlds fin<l.St mills ; · · al 1 cloth~ tailored in thz. natural shouldtZ.r tradit.fion. • --" DAILY PILOT Monday. M4IY •• 1871 -~ ,~~' .... , .•. ~ To.~~'\' Ma.rpbine Just ·· ~'.'. Coa Cing ... Remnant Rides Again YESTERDAY'S HE'6: As the mists ot the morning evaporated in the sunshine ot this May Day, the great limousine cruised silently up the Newport-Balboa Peninsula. It waa a staftling sight. The long, gray vehicle was preceded by a horse. The horse was attached to it Come to think of it. i)n not certain which was attachec to which. Anyway. they came up the road together. Great Hood Ornamenfs of Ye&reryear Rave VdfiUhelr You spotted the animal first because he was about 11 inches tall; a great chromium statue. probably a stallion. fashioned in a reared-up position with front hooves pawing the air. HE WAS THE HOOD ORNAMENT on this luxury limousine, wrought in the most outstanding fashion. Other motorists simply gaped at this apparition Irom the past as horse and limousine rolled up the road together. Somehow, you must have a measure of admiration for the driver of this luxury machine. He had probably waited )"cars for Detroit to once again craft a vehicle with front grillework allowing him to attach what in bygone years was called a radiator ornament. His dream was finally realized. And he got the largest ornament you can imagine. MOTORISTS WHO GO BACK to the days before all cars were decorated only with plastic and chrome gewgaws remember when autos aetuaJly had the radiator out front. Grillework was real. Then too. you needed a thermometer attached to the top of the radiator in order to be warned when you were about to boil over. Thus it was that radiator caps became works or art with horses, greyhounds, and miniature statues adorning the top-front or grand machines. TODAY, THIS DECORA'ftON IS largely a lost art. Rolls Royce clings to its Flying Lady atop tbe front grillework with tenacious regard for heritage. Most of the rest abandoned this art torai when radiators got buried un- der bloated melaJwork. Thus it was some fun to spot one motorist wh·o, by gol· ly. was going to have his hood ornament even if the auto maker had buried the radiator somewhere out or sig1* It gave you so.m_ethlng pleasant to t.bink about besides the trarfic jam at the signal, just up ahead. Funeral Coincides With Death Probe WILLOW ISLAND, W. Va. <AP> -The fuberal procesalon rolled slowly past the sprawling power plant on its way to a cemetery where four graves, dug side-by-side, waited for the sons of Lee and Mollie Steele. From their ·car windows. mourners could see federal in· vestigators perched atop a huge but imcomplete cool\ng tower, at- tempting to find a clue as to why scaffolding peeled ofl the tower Thursday, dropping the Steeles and 47 other men 1-10 (~to their deaths Leftist Leader Afghans Align With Soviets NEW DELHI, India CAP> -Afghanistan's new military govern· ment s.ignaled continued close ties with the.neighboring Soviet Union by naming a rep<>rted leftist prime minister and announcing the Kremlin's recognition of the nedglin'c regime. • And a Yugoslav report from Havana today said Cuba. in a state- ment equivalent to recognition. expressed friendship toward the Mehan peoJ>le and their new leaders. Radio Kabul, in the Afghan capital, said Nur Mohammed Tarski, a civilian, was named prime minister of the Democratic Republican State of Afghanlstan" and chief of its new Revolutionary Council. THE BROADCAST said Taraki was a "Nationalist and Revolutionary personality." The United News of India said he was a leader of the Socialist Party, which was outlawed before the coup las t Thursday Relatives Auxiit Plea For Money McKENZIE, Tenn. CAP>-- Somewhere between tbe Carrole Lake Golf Club, at the end of a narrow. winding tree-lined road, ··.,uti tmr home ol a t!o1I!ui lWo miles .away, l~-year-old Jodie Elizabeth Gaines disappeared. and Friday. But the British Broadcasting Corp. said he was a leader of the pro·Communist People's Faction Party. an underground OPPC>Oel\t or tbe previous govemme.ot.. It. said be was one of 1everal persons arrested ln leftist pro- tests that preceded the uprisiog. • The govemment reported 200 people kUJed ln the rebellion, including President Mohammed Daoud. But travellers arriving in Pakistan from Kabul after the border reopened Sunday for de· parting foreigners put the toll at about SOO soldiers and civilians. THE BORDERS remained shul to people wanting to e nter the country and commercial comm unicallons channels still were closed. But Kabul radio said the capital's airport. whose runway reportedly was damaged by bombing during the coup, reopened to international flights today. . There was no conrirmation from Moscow of the Kabul radio report that the Soviet Union, Afghanistan's northern neighbor, had ~come the first 1U1lfop io recognize the new gov- ernment. NATION I WORLD Eight Resrued When their raft crashed in the icy R<.1cqucttc River near Potsdam. N. Y .• on Sunday, eight young men waited in a tree for five hours durin~ a rescue attempt. An Armv medivac helicopter failed in its attempt to drop lines to the stranded men before ropes were .strung from the shore 60 feet away. ' I _!fhe-lights burned-late Suf\day night in the front room of the Gaines home as the family awaited some word about Jodie. The Gaineses, who issued a statement to a presumed kid- napper through reporters Sun· day. said they would hold a second news conference today: Reporting Role Uphel(I JODIE HAS BEEN missing since Friday night when she left her· f amity after dinner al the golf club. The following morn- ing, an unidentified caller told Ludie Gaines that her daughter had been abducted and reported- 1 y demanded a ransom of $250,000. "ll was a vea short conversa- tion," said Ben Gaines. the .... OAIMU y o u n g woman·s father . "A man called, trying to dis· guise his voice -a slight brogue if that's the right word." Nothing bas been heard since. On Sunday. Jodie's elder sis- ter, Patti, 31 -in a choking voice and holding back tears - read a statement to reporters from lbe front porch of the fami· ly home: "We, the family, appeal to those who have Jodie to contact us immediately. We are fully prepared to set as instructed with no interference on the part of a nyone. The money is ready now and we are prepared to pay the ransom. All we care about is Jodie's safety." STANDING BESIDE her as she read the statement were her mother and a-brother, Ben Gaines Jr.,~- "Please, all we want la Joelle. . . . Please bring our daughter home," Mrs. Qalnes said through tear'S befot~ ducking in· to the house. · WASHINGTON CA P> - Newspapers cannot be criminal- ly punished for publishing truthful information about secret governmental proceed- ings. a unanimous U.S. Supreme Court ruled today. The high court struck down a Virginia law making it a crime to report about a state judicial com mission's confidential in- vestigations into judges· fitness to hold office. . THAT LAW WAS invoked against Landmark Communica· lions. publi~er oLtbe Ykginia..n- Pllot ,news\'>aper in Norfolk. after the paper published on Oct. 4, 197~. an accurate report that the state's Judicial Inquiry and Review Commission· had studied complaints against a domestic relations court judge. "The article published by Landmark provided accurate factual information about a legislatively authorized inqulry . . . and in so doing clearly served those interests in public scrutiny and discussion of gov-. era.mental affairs which the First Amendment was adopted to protect," Chief Justice War- ren E . Burger wrote for the court. The court's vote was 7-0. Justices William J . Brennan Jr and Lewis F. Powell Jr. did not parti~ipate in deciding the case. ALTHOUGH THE controversy involved a newspaper report. wording in Burger·~ 16-page de- cision clearly extended such 'First Amendment rights to broadcasters as w~ll. 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That's how baw make their money -and they need borrowers. Profits made by a bank come down lo a very simple rormula: profit equals the difference between what a bank pays for i~ money and what it collects from lt.8 borrowers • in the form ot Interest. IN SHORT. IF YOU eoaaow Sl.000 from a friend a t 5 percent annual tnter•t and then lend it to someone else ail 10 percent annual interest_. you will make SSO on that deal bythe~of theyellJ'. That's banking in a nutshell. Yo u may ~ unhappy when your Vis a or M llsler Charge statement arrives and you rind that you can't pay off the entire balance.. B"&Jl lhe hank tbat wuecUbe card is' delighted. You'd be .,teased. too. at the opportunity to lend money at the annual in· teresl rate of 18 per· cent. The Republic of South Korea discovered recently how Important it is for banks to keep debtors in debt. Money Tree In early 1975 Korea was having trouble with its trade balance: Its exports were not covering ita Imports. So a clutch of international banks formed a syndic11te and lent Korea S200 million for five years. THE BANKERS REAUZEO THEY were taking a risk . Cond1Uons. could have-worsened in Korea, making it dilficult for the country to meet the Interest payments or repay the loan. To compens ate for that risk .. the loan car· ried an interest rate of two percentage points over the prime rate prevalling ln early 1975. Well, guess what happened? No, the Korean economy did not collapse. On the contra ry, it llas been doing marvelously. Sales derived from exports have not only been enough to pay for all Import needs, but there's a healthy surplus . Indeed. the Koreans hav~ been doing so well that they decided to wlj>e that loan off ihe books this year by prepay-ing tile lfl4 mnUon that was still owed. DID TH£ INTERNATIONAL BANKING commun1ty leap lo its feel and eheeft at1UU.11Cl of good faith! Did ttle banke rs find it gratifying that their loan helped Korea to s tage this s mashing comeback? Not exactly. Loans carrying s uch a .high interest rate are not !'O easy to come by these days. and the bankers would have preferred Korea to continue the loan to Its ~rm in 1980. Now_the.v_baye lo.Jirul.bo~ 1he...repa1d fun~. ~nd at an interest rate probably lower than the one carried on ' the Korean note. The Soutb Koreans • .)'OU se.e.. are reaUy k-ing s poilsports. Who ever heard of anyone prepaying a loan? Don 'l they reallie that the big inte rnational banks need to keep tbose loans in circulation? THE DISAPPOINTMENT OF BANKERS with South Korea was noted by Philip SMrman, an official or Citibank, in an article for Euromoney magailne . lAlthougb it's headqwuteredJ.n New Yon. Citibank. gets 75 percent of its profits overseas.> Sherman s aid. "Many or those banks wb.ich showed confidence in the country during a difficult period two yean ago will pe~haps be forgiven for wishing that Korea mlght have done Just ever so sUghUy less well." - Translation: Banks don't want you to do so well that you can pay off your loans early. Price Hikes Due, State Report Says SACRAMENTO (AP> -Consumer prices wiU con- tinue to lnerease tn Callfornta-dtlring the next two yearl>. and unemployment ,,..m decline only slightly. says a state economic analysis. "' The 1978 annual report o( Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. 'l> Finance Department said CaU!omJa's economy is in good health, and it predicted some Improvement. But the report said unemployment will remain high - with three.quarters of a million out or work -and that prices wiU continue to rise at an annual rate of 6.1 percent this year and 6 percent in 1979. Here are some details of the annual report: JOM -Unemployment dropped Crom 9.2 percent in 1976 to 8.2 percent in 1977. The repo~ estimated a further reduction to an average or 7.4 percent this year and 7 per. c ent in 1979. It said California will expand its JOb mar~et by 4.1 per- cent this year, but the number of people se.king work will increase by 3.2 percent, restricting the decline in un - t!mployment. The report said the net migration to California from other statefi and nations last year was 190,000 people. ttle greatest In 11 yea~. and that a slightly greater percentage or the adult population it seeking work. INCOME -"It 1s estimated that personal income will rise by 11.7 percent this year to $193.7 billion-The follow. ing year a 10.2 percent gain wiJI jut income at $213.6 billion Per capita Income in that year will amount to more than $9,440." INFLATION -"Price increases are expected to slo"' somewhat ln the next few years. Nationally, the cost of'liv-.I' ing is forecast up 6.3 percent this year and 6 percent In 1979. Calllomia s hould experience similar gains of tl.1 per. · cent and 6 percent in t.hese two yean respecli vely. •' BUSINESS PROFITS -Proflts of California busa· nesses lncreased by 17.7 percent in 1977 to $18.2 billion. the report said. Profits are expected to increase another 10 percent to $19.96 bUUon this year . .. Agriculture. Impacted by Lbe drought, was the only industry with sagging proftts tn 1ort." the report said. "SubstantlaJ erowth waa r.liStered In tM fl.n1nclal sector, which was up 38 percent. Coftstruc:Uon lndustry pronta also advanced stroDJ.IY aa ho111ebui1dlnl ln tbe 1taie was 1harp· , ly hlgbcir." Altec Reporis Gains Altec Corp., Anaheim. bas reported that, for the second Quarter and six months ended March 28, saJes were $11,487.000. compared wtt.b 111,375,000 for the lllce perfod of tbe prior ftacal ~at. Net lncolM for the ala months wa& tto,ooo. compared wlth a klu ot $111,000 for the compara. ble alx·month period tn lt'M'. llesultl tor~ HCODd quarter wel'e •ala of tT.863 ,000 and a 10N of $117,000, tompand with saaea of a.w.ooo and a aa ol $10,000 in t.be aecond quarter of nacal 19't1. Increued lblpment. are expected ta the third quart•r. Second quarter arders ot •.aoo.ooo ftl'e AJ>prolllmately 13 percent • ...,,,.. the &AIM quarter lJSt yeu Altft dev$1opa, manu.lact111"e1 and Mila aound ind tommunleatlon,•eq_"'pment, lachadln1 In· dwtt.rtaJ/prOlfiilakmal 80Ulld ~. hom• hlO ftdelll)' speabn, mualCal llOWHI tiq.uilJNMftl Ud tDt.erwmmunJca· UOll syatem.s. . -•• ... .. DAil Y PfLOT Television TbNIGHT'S LATEST LISTINGS \111 ,11 \) EVEMNO wl!.=!;.7~ A ...... ll'f ~"'*' A61M9 le•louty wflen tll• peremecllc9 t•e ~ on tnerounda. • GUNIMOka A llMll; ornery WllNNn ntlMd O'Ouilllln ...,. tt'l 11 neion Ind ..... In DodgeClty. • THI MADY 8lJNOH Bobby menttons tt;tet 0"'11 hlld a neer eoddent on the I~ 8'ld 1111 par9111 reluM Oreg c:.r privllegea for•--· I ADAM-12 IL.eOTNC 00/W'AH'f HltTOM' °" MECIOO ••Decline Of Don Porllno" 0 MCNEW& uoe MQYIE *'A "The Oholt And Mr Chlellan" ( UIH) 0011 Knon.. Joan Stanley, A tyJJeM«ar bf-mtny !*Ill to t>eoome a report- ., (I hi'., 30 mlft.) 15: S-.tor Ted Kennedy (0 - M .... ) dlAQ 1111 llglale- llon atlecllng older IJll'l0fl9; VetarMe Voca- tional RehablNtatlon; a hearing daughter Inter- PNC• her deal par911t1' e~ Ci) DIMlH8IOHI IN CUl.TUAES "Crlll1R1tt1•• CJ) AMERICA 2NtGHT GUMI: Jim Nabor•. I MeRYOAlmH 7:00 NBC NEWS UAMCUJa A8CNEWS IOWUNGFOA fi'renela S t g le Denise Nicholas becomes a seductive French siren to win an elaborate bet from her estranged husband. Demond Wilson. on Baby. I'm Back, tonlght at 8: 30 on CBS, Cahnnel 2. DOU.AM • ILOVEWOY Rlc*y goee off with flw daZZllng •tlWleta fof .,, evening of publlclty pletur•., I ADAM-12 a4ACHElL I LEHRER REPORT IJ) B1X 8EIDER8ECKE MEMOAIAI. FE8TIVAL "Tom Saunder'• I Bob Htrtell All Stare" Cll JOl<ER'S WILD 1:IO 8 DAW> HOROWfTZ OOHll .... 8UYUNe I NIWLVWED QA.ME THATS HOUYWOOO "Herota Of The Wtlt" I JOKEA'8 WllJ)> THE llMO't IUNOtt Gt90 and Mtrcla trt left ln Ch.,ge of the t•t of the etan wtien Mike end Carol ~out for tne ..,.,q. • N/llDllJ)A 2HIOHT &u.t· Jim Nebora. I ZITONIOHT flllEHOHQtl!F ··Le Coc:lc1all" (R) . Cll t100,000NAMelHAT TUNE ~ ROLLERGIN.I ''Come To U. My Melen· elltdly Mango" The Pm ~ mttctwnealar tor ion.. ly, ...... MoftOO '""°"" da ..... ,. lrrW9no • nlgtlt of rorNnCe wtth "" ....,., owi•-cotdl. Don MltCf*I (Terry l<letr). • MOYIE • • "Proud Aftd o.mned" (1972) Cnuetc Connort. Joee Greco. Five Arnen- 4*11 ~. out of ,..,, to fight tot • Latin Alnlfio. Cllfl dlc:talOf. (2 h'9.) 8 IUGAR TIMEJ "Tt1tlng MMJC" In Ml effort to be "ITIOfW thM Juel llnOlhtr pretty '-· .. M8101 blglrl8 NCret tutor-tno ..-one wtth Lightning Jedi to eem • lllgll ldlQOI r-~ ()()NCIRT "~te And Ttlchtr'' ·CAAC>l.~ AHO~ • MOVIE • • • .. April In Pari9" (1953) Doria Dey. Ray 9oi0er. A choflls girl end a ~I offlelal tall In 10119 on a F~ ~In.) ~ OO'l'88EY "Celyplo·a Search For Attantll'' Ptlillpt c«ateeu a11empt1 to Ullf9WI the mystify of Atlantl9 In the Batl8mal. wtlile Captain ~ CoultMU focuttl on Crete, and tta ~ lllend. Ola, In ltle Agtlll Se&. (Part 1 of 2) ID QUE PASA.. u.&A? Counlln 'MllllgtOI think• Adela 11 lht maid wt'fft -am-from VtneDltla. ([I 1A881-.U. Cindnnati Reda v.. Ptllla- dlllptlia ~ (o.yed Tape) t:ao8 Cl) BABY, l'M Ma< Ollwla ~ea:.~ .. • .-ltUll temp-Oaannrl l..l•flngs 8 KNXT (CBS) Los Angeles -8 KNBC (NBC) Los Angeles ([I WILD, WILD WOAU> Of' ANIMALS --tl'lll to win a wager "- Ray Ellll by proving that Col. Oldte(• lftOrtll ~ I KTLA(lnd) Loe.Angeles - KABC-TV (ABC) Los Angeles (I) KFMe (089)-Satt Otego D KHJ-TV (Ind ) Los Angeles 0 KCST (ABC) S.n Diego I ICTTV (Ind) Los Angeles KcoP·TV (Ind) Los Angeles e KCET· TV (PBS) Los Angeles Ct KOCE-TV (PBS) Huntington Beach • ''Tlgerl Of KaMe'' The lndlen tiger le one of the ~end~tjie l'IM»t beluliful of the big eat a. · 9:00. Cl) 0000 TIW8 Wlllona Items a peintul ltUcf'I when IN tume to spying to eem extra ~ rJ .tor Penny'1 MW ..... a.·= Mindelp. V811rte must find datea fol Joe'• rOOftlmat... but .,._ one of the gll1I gee. msrted the night tMifor9 ttie d8te, ene must come up with a &alt minute IUbltitutt. TUBE TOPPERS KCET 9 8:00 -Cousteau Odyssey. The mystery ot Atlantis in the Bah::imas and the waters oCC Crete in the Aegean Sea are explored on tonight's adventure. <See review below. > • ABC fJ 8 :30 -Monday -Night Baseball. The Cincinnati Reds and Philadelphia Phillies mix it up oh tonight's tape-delayed t°'lecast. .J:. NBC GJ 9:00 -"Kil~lf You Can." Alan Alda portr ys Caryl Chessman. who waged a -year battle against the gas chamber in this TV movie with Talia Shire. ee•uuu. Clnclnna11 A«ll va. Ptllla- dtfclhla Ptlllill (~ Tl!Cle) I 1121.000 OUDTION OY9'fMIY Senator Tld K.nnecly (O - Mw.) d'tQ?KH ttgllla- llOn effecting older penona: Veterans Voca- tional AttlabllUatlon; a i-ing deughttr lmer- prtta her dllllf perwrte• uperlenc•. 8:008(1) M•A•S•H Hot Lipe~ the PfeKUl9 on • nurM who Ml lhowtl emotional wtakntu. Mtanwhlle, Radar becomel enaMOl'«I of the tattooe lie flu .._. on hlmtllf.(AI 8 NBCMOW! * • • "1<111Mt11 You Can" ( t877) Alan Alda, Talia Shirt. Caryl CMltrnan, . Cellfomla'• notorlcM.!J "red light bandit." becomel an ~ lawyer wnMe on death row and avoldl being e11ecuted fOI f2 -~CWMAM CAU8ADf! -~-;,;aw ...... • Pl!DOE.IAENC AaguWty 8ClhldlJted pro- granvnlng "'8Y be dtlaytd ~'°.,....,. ...... II> DAVID II 188KJNO GUKt: Monti UdtL 1:15. NATIONAL OEOGMPNC~ "T~" Mor'9 than lhrM centurtea ego a Spenlah ~ ~ """' • TIC 000 COUPl..I Wflel'I Olear ftnda a frttnd with llM6dt ln'°"'*ton on .. fawlfU ~. 11or .. racing. he begins to win •very bet and Ftlt11 beOotlltl a~ • MONTY l"fTHON'I ~YIGCMCUe • OO<OAYETT au.: 8'"9 Allen . • MACHO../ LBNR REPOftT 11:aG. Cll CU LATE MOVle • • "Cancel My Aaterv• llon" ( 1872) Bob ~. Eva Marie Saint. Art. i.vlng hie wlf9 In New Yortl and I~ to Illa rlfldl In Plloenlx. a man le amed tor lht munW of a IOcll 111d1111 beliuty. (A) • TONIQHr Oullt holt: DeVI!' s.... b.,g. GuHt: 'Alchard ~ 9 UM, AMENCAH STYLE "Low And The Waltr .. " Paul ha a date wlltl a belullful act-. ··1..ow And The Lady i<-.'' ,,... Ind Den would both IMle to d.tellwiny. • GJ POUCE8TORY ··OOyeMv Of Delth" In the MSctt tot a "*' wno wounded one of ttlllr om- -.. polal find ~ llr*lng the euepect to a gang of 1upermarket .,......, (Par11 of 2) • THATOR. '"When k'I Rome'. • OETIMART KAOS p1ant1 a bomb In Ma11'• apanment to klll a ~AIC Ne#& MORNING, 12:00. 1WIUGHf ZONE "Qu9en Of Tiie Niie" I CAOllWIT8 ~ MPORT 12:*>. MOYIE • • "Aootln' Toolln' Ahythlll" c \931) a.._ Autry. A singing cowtloy .... .... lgbtlng .on_u. range. ( 1 hi'.) • AUWED HfTCHCOQC "IOIWlth~" • MOYIE •• * "Otaer1 ....... t 11168) Brien l<*ttl. Barbara ...... ...... l'*9g tr1beal11M ' T1U?sda11'• Da11••~ lflo_,..• MORNING U:IO. * * •'h "MAglWflctllt Dolt" (1848) Oh1Qer Rogers. Devld Niven.~ A porttllt of Dolly ~ .... of the fOl#th ~ dent, J-MadllOi."' (2 ""-· 20 mtn.) AFTEl\NOON ... 12:00 D **"' "Nur .. on ... Wtltlll" (11183) Jutilt -Ronald t..wta. A dlaM:lt ,_. must handle a ~ ad of dllflc:ult lftu&Uonl),.. the c:our.. of her r~ (1 lw .. 30min.) ~ HOO••-o.n...11" ~ ~Cord.~ Aewlvect .,.., blir'O In ...,..ldad .... Jlon for ~.aa:llh._ bit .. hounded by .., ~wortd~ ... lw.t.~00: To Rome" (11183) Cindy Carol. Jame• DatrtJn. Gidget .......... Pl.. tM atl••tiol• of a ..,.. toumelilt ( 1 hr .. 30 "*1llt Pace Quickens With TV Draml, Pair al Grouelles Comic pianist Victor Borge matches Oscar the grouch grimace for grimace when be begins a series of guest appearances on "Sesame Street" this week. The children's show is carried on KCET. Channel 28. and KOCE. Channel -so Cousteau Searches J By TOM JORY production of his play. ~ianc~ said of Rubino's play, " STRASBERG IS Frank Basso an important story, wet•-10 "The Last Tenant.'' an in· ~EW YQRK (AP),-.Somemte IN ADDmON, ABC describes handled. dependent man who at n~ - saialbere were 50 people life sbow as Strasberg's jects bis family's suggestion crowded into the small studio dramatic debut on TV, alter "This is everybody's life," the that be hire a housekeeper. then just off Park Avenue, and nearly years as one of the country's actor, currently starring in the oppGSes their plan to move him everybody'sattentionwasonthe most well-known acting feature film, "F.l.S.T." with toanu.rslngbome t iny, pink-walled room within teachers. Strasberg was Sylvester Stallone, added. the room. nominated for an Academy .. Almost '"Very person will have "In one way," LoBianco saut. Award in lln6 for bis role ln to face this situation some time "the probJem is solved, but you The lights were hot, and many "The God!at.ber, Part II." -either with their parents or don't get the feeling it's been re- or the onlookers closest to the set "It's a wonderfui script," Lo-later with their cbildre.n." solved." had to crane their necks to see~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- around the large camera as it was wheeled in and out of the smaller room. "Quiet for rehearsal," a young woman shouted. "And ... ac-tion! '• said the director "C'MON, LET'S get dressed," the dark-haired actor in the blue blazer began, then stopped and relaxed. "No. What's the line?" The reply came from offstase: "C'mon, let's go to Connie's. Let., get dressed.'. It was the 18th d~y of filming for .. The Last Tenant," to be aired on ABC the evening of June 25. 1be man in the blue coat was Tooy LoBianco. who -stars with Lee Strasberg and Cb ristine Lahti in the original drama by GeoJ'&e Rubino. Tell Mom You Love Her . • This Mother's Day send Mom a greeting all the world can share on ' Sunday, May 14th. · Express your love in a Daily Pilot Mother's Day Greeting. · Ir's easy. Write your message to fit one of our three convenient sazes and bring it co any Daily Pilot office prior to noon May 12. Or, you may mail a clipping of the border wirh your message and payment co Daily Pilot, 330 W. Bay St., Box 1560, Costa Mesa, Ca . 92626. For Atlantis "There's a llttle more pres- sure on everyone because or the lime element, .. LoBianco, who plays Strasberg•s eldest son ln ,.., ~ni•ghl "The Last Te~ant;• said \.I. ~ __ _ minute. later, dunng a break in the shooting. . . ·~ ~· . .. ' { . ..(; "'"" ~ By JAY SHARBU1T ( 1V .REVIEW ) LOS ANGELES (AP) -It's said those who forget history are destined to get a show about it from Jacques Cousteau. Indeed, he has two afoot, both about the famed legend of the .. lost" island o£AUantis. investigates a curious uo· The tiUe: "Calypso's Search derwater road shaped llke a re- for Atlantis." PBS offers verse"J"toseeitithasanytles them for public TV displays to AUanti.s. tonight and Tuesday. the first at He and historian-explorer 8o'clockonKCET.Cbannel28. David Zink establish tbe The legend began clrca 355 mysterious road ts doubUeas B.C. when the Greek thinker, rnanmade. But -the Atlantis Plato, wrote or a powerful, ad-. question remains unanswered vanced empire vaDishlng one amid a thougbt-provoklDI day when a ml&bty blast caused ~al-excban&e. U e island or AtlanU• to sink -Phillippe asks if perchance beneath the sea Plato maae the wbole thilur: 1.Q> •. "Anything la possible,•T Zink THE LEGEND HAS made ex· aays, noting that in an era ol plorers and such seek traces of turmoil ancf stress "it's so easy Atlantis around the world to look to a golden age. It'• com· Wit.bout l"elult. In kind Of a think-fortable, PO"Cboloeically." q,g man's •'Sea Hunt.'' Cousteau and ColDl*l)' try tbelr luck ,ln t.bls two-part proceedlna. Cousteau'• sbowa usually are absol'bl.QI. Alas, these two, each . an.hour, seem padded, even clull at tlmeis. and mllht baye been mucb more effective If boiled down to one 80 or 90-mJnute ef. fort: Prosr_am Mo. 1 la tbe better one. It lntel.Ucen~ ••11 out the orlalna of the Atlantia 1 .. eai.t anl 1tart1 by lbowhi1 boW far anetd tbe ~ baa tottaa -name~ .a,,Ucnir wai.n ca theB_. • TR~t18T&AU• Mn. Phllllppe, 11n old PBY am· J)b.lb1uut WarTw.lame. "WE'LL DO THIS in four weeks, while a feature movie would take quite a bit loager to do." be said. "But you adapt. Everyone works harder and quicker. and that's the way it aoes ... LoBlanco, raised in Brooltbn where bis parents sWl reside. bu a bacq.rouod in all aspects or theater rum and television, .. and lt au pays off when you come down to It, .. be said. 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