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TUESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY 16, 1978
'Plot' for Discharges?
YOL. 71, NO. t». J HCTIONS, 21 "AOllS
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Man Denies Murder Plot
••1005 DAVIS
~ Briggs Quits
Race, Backs
· I.A's Davis • • LOS ANGELES CAP> -State
, Sen. John Briggs, R-Fullerton. a
r conservative who tried to tum a
c rusad e against homosexual ~ teachers into a campaign for
governor, wilhdr~w from the
gubernatorial race today and
endorsed Ed Davis.
At a Los Angeles news
conference. Briggs said the
former l,,os Angeles police chief
wasn 'l as conservative as he is,
• but that Daivs is "the closest
thing to one of the gre{ltest
governors we have ever had.
Gov . Ronald Reagan."
Both Briggs and Davis earlier
had been scheduled to appear as
, candidates today before the
Ca Ii rornia Peace OHicers
Association convention at the
, Newporter Inn in Newport
. Beach
Briggs said he did not ask
Davis to support his initiatives
against homosexual teachers or
to expand the death penalty in
r e turn for his support. He
described Davi s as th e
conservative with the best
chance of defeating Democratic
Gov. Edmund Brown Jr.
"We Republicans don't have
to nominate a carbon copy of
Jerry Brown lo defeat J erry
Brown." Briggs said, referring
apparently to Ken Maddy.
anotber Republican candidate
for governor.
"Ed Davis will defeat Brown
Jr. just as overwhelmingly as
Ronald Reagan defeated Brown
Sr. 12 years ago."
In recent weeks, Briggs has
can celed most campaign
appearances. He refused all
requests for interviews alter
reports of his expected
wltbdraytal from th.e June 6
Republican primary started
circulating.
<See BRIGGS. Page A.2)
' ERROR. A HIT
AND ONE RUN
SPRING VALLEY <AP>
Police say 1 bandit wavina a
.38-callber pistol surprised a conve~ 1tore clerk, dipped
lnto the tlll, and was ln turn sur.
prised by the baseball bat·
wieldlnt clerk.
Olficen said Monday the clerk
batted nearly 1,000.
Tho robbet 1o& the cash but of.
ficdm 1reJookin1 for a man with
a f)Olllbl*~en left arm.
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Marines-I
SuSpect
In Hoax~
Only Walls Remain 13 Face
Trial in
By Tile Auoctated P reu
A supposed Ku Klux Klan
cross bumin&. at El Toro Marine
Corps Air Station may actually
have been a hoax staged by six
e nlisted men to hasten t heir
discharge.
While questioning men on the
base about the Marc h 30
incident, the Naval Investigative
Service learned that some of the
six Marines had telephoned
friends a!ler their release from
the service 311d told them the
episode had been designed to get
them out or the service, The
Santa Ana Register reported.
The Marine Corps· had no
immediate comment and the six
Marines' identities were not
immediately known.
Three b)ack Marines told
investigators they knew several
of the si>' men and. based on
their relationship with them. did
not believe they were associated
with the Klan. The men had
several friends who are black
and never made serious
derogatory remarks about
blacks. the newspaper said.
Military police who arrested
therr said the cross was not
ignited until after they had
arrived.
Recovered al the scene were
three candles. a bottle of lamp
oil, a cross made of broom and
mop handles and a book about
the Klan. Three of the men wore
white sheets and hoods.
The newspaper said that two
of the men received honorable
discharg_es, two got general
dischm:~ under honor able
conditions and one had his
enlistment voided. The sixth
requested and received a
discharge for the good of the
service to escape court martial.
the paper said
Irvine Woman
Reports Rape,
Robbery
An Irvine woman was at·
tacked Monday alter leaving her
shower by a man who grabbed
her from beblnd, threw her onto
her bed and raped her, she told police.
She said the man menaced her
wlth. _a huntint knife with a 1·
lo ch blade and dark brown
wooden handle. Ht threatened to
klll her lf she reported the at·
tack, abe aald.
The woman, 218, described him
as ln b1a early ao., 11Jc feet tall
. and slender, '1th loni sandy
halt and a fw l mouatacht.
Jte wore a tan jacket, brown
pantl and black leather alovts,
ahe •aid.
Her ... allut •bo robbed her wanet~sio. abtHld.
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ONLY WALLS OF JENKINS HOTEL WERE LEFT STANDING AFTER RAGING FIRE
Earty Morning Blaze Swept the Three-Story Bullc:llng, Kiiiing Seven
Hotel Fire Kills Seven
Mom Saves Baby in Toss From 3rd Floor
JELLICO, Tenn. <AP> -Fire
destroyed a h otel in this
northeast Tennessee community
early today, killing at least
seven persons. orticial said.
Man y of the hotel's residents
were elderly.
A mother threw her baby to
safety from. a third-story win·
dow into the arms ol the father
on a rooftop below, authorities
said, and several other residents
jumped from windows to escape
the n ames.
"I've just been tott.1 we 'have
seven bodies now.·' said Dan
Sanderford, administrator or
Jellico Community Hospital
where a temporary morgue was
set up in a locker room at the
hospital.
"By looking at them. you can·
not tell" the-idenUtles or even
the sex or the victims, San·
derfo1d 11id. "They're all ln body bags."
R escu' workers were atill
searchf.nl for other possible vie·
Newton Charged
SANTA CRUZ CAP> -Black
Panther leader Huey Newton
now faca1 two aet.e or criminal
charges alter being formally
charged ln C011DeCUon wilb last
week'• bullet-punctuated brawl In a bar near Aptoe. The Santi
Ctva Count,y Dtltrtct Attome,J's
office ftled char1es Monday of
assault with Intent to commit
bodily hann, felony assaull and
~ftl"• ex..fekMt in ~ of a c~able weapoA. . ' . ~
lims in the ruins of the three.
story brick Jenkins Hotel.
Jellico Police Chief Charles ·
Bruce said he · understood 29
persons were registered in the
hotel Monday night. Harold
Boone. senior recorder in the
mayor's office, said Bruce told
him that he believed all but two
or the residents bad been ac-
counted for.
"The roof a nd both floors
caved in ," Sanderford said. "It's
a ll on one story now."
Among those hospitalized, he
said, were a young man and
woman and their baby and 5·
year-old child, Sanderford said.
Thieves Take
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$63,855 Loot
Oran1e County sberlfl'• of·
flcers are Investigating the theft
of jewelry, guns and furnishings
valued at '63,855 from a home in
l'OUnty ter ritory bet ween
Newport Beach and Costa Mesa.
DeputJes said burglars who
backed their van into the gar&Je
tin broad daylight and loaded the
vehicle wh ile a nelihbor
watched .took th~ property from
the home of General Marine
Corp. president Richard Herman
Wea1ellnk Jr .. 30, ol 2222 Donnie
Road.
Officers said the two men who
ransacked the hom~lncluded a numbff of eoet]f-e ronlc ln-
strumem.t lll thetr ha11
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"l talked to the father. He said
they could not go down the haJI.
He jumped to the r°'1f or a build·
ing next door and he was not
hurt. She threw him the baby
and then the 5-year-old Jumped
and he broke the boy's fall. Then
she jumped."
Jellico Fire Department dis·
patcher Arnold Overton said
most of the residents were
"elderly retired people living on
pensions and so rorth."
The fire, which also damaged
a nearby auto parts store and
Trailways bus station, was con·
taioed about 8 a .m., about six
hours after it was reported. Its
cause was not Immediately
known.
A reporter at the scene saw
firemen carrying residents or
the hotel down ladders rrom win·
dows. Fire departments from nearby
communities responded to the
blaie in this town located aJoog
the Kentucky border in a rural
area.
Volts Fell Man
SAN JOSE CAP> -A 38-year-
old San Jose man who acclden·
talJy touched a 12,000-volt power
line downed by a transronner
explosion waa In critical condi·
Uon today from the electric Jolt.
Joe· Arlotta wu not brealhlna
and had no pulse when am-
bulance and fire e mergency
personpel reached him In the
ftont. yard ol a neighbor-. house
Monda~ about 8:4' p.m.
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Pasadena
PASADENA <AP> -A retired
"'Newport Beach construction ex-
ecutive bas pleaded innocent to
charges he attempted to hire a
man to kill hii son-in·law. a
Pasadena policeman.
Edward Jaffa'tian. 75, re-
mained free on Sl0,000 bail after
his arraign ment Monday on
charges or cons piracy and
solicitation to murder Officer
Albert Cauchon.
Jaffarian and two other defen-
dants are scheduled to reappear
before Superior Court Judge
Daniel Fletcher Friday, when a
trial date wiU be set.
McKinley Ross J r .. 40, of
Monrovia. and Roy Gray, 30, of
Los Angel'es remained in
custody after arraignment on
,. the same charges. Ross and
Gray were arrested April 7 after
an informant told tnvestigators
or the alleged murder scheme.
Jaffarian was arrested April
13 aft er an undercover
policeman reported bearing the
retired executive say. "I want
him <Cauchon> wiped off the
face of the map."
Court records disclosed that
Cauchon recenUy was divorced
from Jaffarian's daughter, Lois,
after a 20-year marriage.
Police Lt. James Robenson
(See HIRE, Page A2)
Pbannacists Balk ·
LOS ANGELES CAP.> -
Pharmacists at five county
hospitals have begun a sick-in.
protesting stalled labor negotia-
tions, officials reported. Counly
negotiators have reportedly or-
fered county pharmacists a 4
percent wage hike.
Orange Coast
Weather
Fair and a little warmer
through Wednesday. Lows
toniebt 55 to 62. Highs
Wednesday near 70 at the
beaches and near 80 in-
land.
INSl8ETODA~
Whf~ Cmdr. T11rone Martin
is In cllorge, the USS
Con11itution is "ori active
•hip, not a rnuaeum." See
Page BS.
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LNG Site Opposed
Badham Jmns Marines, Navy Stand
By STEVE MITCHELL
Ol U. o.ltr ,. ... M.Mf
A U.S. Congressman, Marine
Corps and Navy brass and top
officials from two utility farms
told stale coastal commissioners
Monday night they are opposed
to use of a portion of Camp
Pendleton for a hquehed natural
gas terminal.
The strongest objections lo use
of Homo Canyon on the ocean
Etnployed
InCQunty
<Jimhing
Orange County's unemploy·
ment rate plunged from 5 l per
cent in March to 4.4 percent in
April. according to figures re-
l e a s ed today by the s tate
Employment Development
Department <EDD>
The drop in the county's un·
employment rate meant there
wfre 6,900 fewer county resi·
dents unemployed last month
than a month earlier.
It also meant April's 4.4 per·
ce n't 11nemployment rate
--m~ed l..a.sJ De..cem.bu.:.s
figure, the lowes t in four years.
·Eno labor ~tat1stic1ans pre·
dihed employment an Orange
County. whi ch reached 945,000
JOb~ last month. will cont1oue to
chmb in May and June.
Thal prediction uf hig her
employment was based on ex-
pected ~easonal hmng in con·
s truclion, agric ulture and
tou r1st i11dustries.
And. the E~ analysts added
1n their mo ly labor statistic
rt•port, " nufacturin g
c cm ployment> wall continue to
rise dramatically throuli(houl
1978 a s expansion plans are im·
plemcnted and new firms move
mto the area."
The s tate fi gures s how that in
the past year the number of fac·
tory jobs in Orange County rose
bv 12,900 to reach 183.300 w~irkers
"Several companies contacted
1n April reported adding new
night shifts and beginning new
product lines ... the EDD
monthly report noted in its com-
-ments on the continuing upsurge
in manufacturing employment.
April's rise in county employ.
ment was paced by a 600-job
gain in agriculture. 400 workers
f1n d1ng employ ment 1n
aerospace and 1.300 new
manufacturing jobs. according
to EDD
Klan Member
Found Dead
SAN DIEGO <AP> -Sheriff's
d eputies say a Ku Klux Klan
member reported missing s ince
M av 2 has been found shot to
dea.th near Descanso.
The body or Everett Michael
Henson. Zl. of Spring Valley was
discovered in an open area Sun
day bv prospectors. Sheriff's
spokes man Jim McCain said
Monday.
The coroner 's office said
Henson apparently died from a
s ingle ttunshot wound to the
head. but because the body was
badly decomposed, further tests
were scheduled.
f'ro•PageAJ
IHRE ••.
has testified at a preliminary
hearin1t that he received a paper
~ack containing Sl.000 from Jaf.
farian, which allegedly was a
down payment for the aborted
murder.
OftANOlCOAST '
DAILY PILOT
stde of the San Uu.·~o Freeway
at Camp Pendleton. c:u me from
Rep. Robert E. Badham. whose
40th Congressional District cnc:ompa~s(s tht--sprawHrfg
Manne Corps base
In a s trongly worded
statement read by aide Howard
Seelyt'. Badham ac<.-usetl the
coastal commission's staff with
purposely attempting to kill the wh~e concept of a n LNG
'
lcrmmal proJecl in the state.
"In looking at the overall
picture of the controversy over
w here to l ocale an LNG
terminal," Badham s tated, "it
appears abundantly clear that
there is purposeful mischief in
the staff report which ranks
sites by preference."
In a sta ff report to
com missioners earlier this
m onth, Camp Pendleton was
ranked as first of four sites for
construction o f an LNG
t erminal. The staff's second
preference is RattJesnake Ca·
nyon in San Luis Obispo COWlt.Y.
followed by Little Cojo near Point
Conception and Deer Canyon in
VeoturaCounty:-
Badham's statement Monday
is a 180 degree switch from
remarks he made las t week
s aying he would support the
Camp Pendleton site "if it is
inevitable."
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FUTURE JORDAN QUEEN? •
Elizabeth Lite Halaby
Fr()• Page AJ
BRIGGS.,.
Davis ranks either first or
The congressman has since second an various polls of
held interviews with Se<-retary Republican voters 1n th e
of the Navy W. Graham Claytor. razor·close race. Briggs never
who told him the Navy will do Improved from his starting fifth
cvt'rything it can to stand by the place, and he sank t o two
Marines in opposing an LNG percent GOP support in one
terminal at the Marine base. recent poll.
Badham said the Point But that s mall amount of
Conception site -third on the support could be critical if the
commission staff's list -should voting is as close as recent polls.
get the nod from coastal which have placed Dav is.
commissioners and ttie Public Attorney General Evt•lle
Utilities Commission be.cause~f Youngei:_.and As.s.e.mhbwlan.Kt.o ~-ll!ool~~~4atiLs">-1~·£~ollol,iialt~eddJi.ooccaation and...because::... __ I'!fadd~ all w1thi~ a range of.five
the terminal cou ld be p e rcentage points. and San
On the Rock" APWI ........
Saying the~· no longl•r Imel
..... au~faetion in thC'1r ~('\ c·n
~· l' a r m <.1rr 1 age. n o 111 n J.!
Stones ~ingt•r :\l 1c·I-. J c.iggcr
and his \\ife. Bianca. have
lu:,gun cli\'orce proct>edin~s.
Jlc1s1·umore<l to ha\'l' a new
1·om pa111011 a 'l\"WS rnocll'I
Dollar Rises,
Active Market
~ost,s Gains
NEW YORK <AP> -The
stock market ran up another
s harp gain in heavy trading to·
day. aided by a rising dollar in
foreign exchange.
The Dow Jones average of 30
industrials, up 6.06 points Mon·
day to a seven.month closing
high. climbed another 9.88 to
856.04 by 2 p.m. EDT.
lia1ners outstnppe<1 tosers oy
a 3·1 margin amon~ New York
Stock Exchange-listed issues.
Big Board volume reached
13 52 million shares in the first
hour. The opening·hour record
of 17.58 million was set April 25.
The dollar continued to gain
ground against leading foreign
currencies today, encouraging
interest among overseas in-
vestors in U.S. stocks.
Analysts said a Treasury
Department official's forecast
Monday of a gradual narrowing
or the U.S. trade deficit over the
next few years helped bo~ the
dollar and the stock mark
They also pointed out th the
Dow Jones industrial average's
move to a high since last Oc·
tober at Monday's close had at-
tracted add1t1onal buyers.
Union Boss
Geu Hearing
WASHINGTON (AP> -A
Teamsters di sciplinary panel to·
day heard charges that union
President Frank E. Fitzsim·
mons used Teamsters funds for
a lavish lifestyle and allowed or·
ganized crime to infiltrate the
union.
Fitzsimmons did not appear In
person before the special five-
mem ber panel of union leaders
that met behind closed doors to
hear the charges, whieb were
filed 13 months ago by two rank-
and-file members.
Fitzsimmons' personal al·
torney, Mozart G. Ratner. said
the union president is not r&
quired to appear In person under
the constitution of the two·
million-member union. The
T eamsters constitution requires
the hearing when formal
charges are filed by union mem·
bers. ..
constructed "years ahead of any Di~go Mayor Pete Walson a few
facilities at Camp Pendleton." points behind 1n fourth.
Badham was joined in his Bri~~s· best known backer.
oppos ition to the Pendleton site tax critic Howard Jarvis. author
l)y M aJor General Carl W. of the Propos1t1on 13 i;>roperty
Hoffman who raised the speeter tax c ut ~n1t1at1 ve. ~aid in a
of aircraft e quipped with separate interview that he had
clusters of 500-pound bombs not talked lo Bnggs rerenlly.
flyintt over volatile gas terminal but believed the report to be
en route to bombing practice. accurate.
"The only corridor to our "I've heard the sam e rumor.
bombing range passes right over Under.the c~r~~msta~ces. ! hay.e
the s ite of the proposed pier for to believe 1l. J~rv1s said .. I
unloading liquefied natural understand the Briggs campaign
gas." Hofffman said. did not get off the ground "
He said it would also cost Jarvis. who has built an
between $40 and $75 million to influential political following of
relocate some hous ing in the his own. said he 1s ·prepared
llorno area. a cO:it which he said "not only to endo.rse J?a v1s. but
would eventually be passed on to lo c~mpa1gn for him. I ve known
consumers through higher fuel Davis for. 20 years. and he has
prices. one quality above all others.
Harry Proctor. chairman of He's .honest."
tbe Southern California Gas Co.. Braggs 1s generally regarded
told c;ommissioners that if the as th e most conservaUve
Pt. Conception site is not Republican in the gubernatorial
selected, "LNG wHI die." pritnary. with a campaign built
"We think Indonesia has a ~rou.nd propos~d vot er
market for their gas. and we 1nitiat1ves ~ make 1t easter to
think that market is Japan. If fire homosexual teachers and to
we don't have a terminal by broaden the death penally.
1982, Japan will." . Davis. who oppc;>sed Briggs on
Proetor said he predicts the both measures. 1s nonetheless
P UC will overrule the coastal the closest politically to Briggs
commission if that panel decides among the other contenders and
to go with Camp Pendleton. the most likelr to Inherit Briggs
"Under the law they <the supporters. with or without the
PUC> can overrule the coastal F u 11 er ton 1 e g i .5 I e. lo r · s
commission if they find the en<torsement. , .
location of a site other than Most of Briggs s.upport in the
Point Conception would result in polls came Crom his home area
a delay that would curtail of Orange County.
servk~ to high priority users."
Lt1mber Yard
Fu:e Damage
$300,000
A blaze firemen today believe
was caused by friction from a
wood saw caused an estimated
$300,000 damage to a Capistrano
beach lumber yard Monday
evening.
Nine Orange County firemen
•suffered minor burns during the
more than two bours it took to
control the names at the Serra
Lumber Co., 25802 Victoria Blvd.
The blaze at first was listed as
suspicious in origin, firemen
said. but investlgators now bave
linked the fire to friction caused
when a wood saw was cutting
Umber.
Additional details of the ln-
vesttgation weren't immediately
available this morning.
Firemen said the 1,000.square·
root building and its contents
were a 75 percent loss.
The nlne. firemen suffered
minor burns from the radiating
heat, spokesmen said.
Ninety fireflghtera were called
to the scene of the 6 p.m . blaze.
Firemen bad to c ut high
voltage wires near the lumber
yard as they battled the names,
causing a power outage ln the
surrounding area, spokesmen
said.
Jeweler Kills
Theft Suspect
SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -A
55-year-old San Francisco
jeweler. who shot at but missed
the last two robbers who held up
his store. hit his mark this time
and killed the bandit
"He pulled his gun. There's
nothing else you can do.·· said
Donato Jara shortly after he
fat.ally shot a would·be robber in
the chest Monday.
The dead man was identified
as David Jones. 26.
Spelled Out
Chatty lmtructions Told
WASHINGTON <AP) -The Senhte Is known for
lts love of words, in quantity if not quality, and the
afflnity now extends to a soft drink machine on the
Senate side of the Capitol.
UnW recently, tbe instructions on the machine
for purchase ot a 25-cent drink read: "Deposit
nickels. dimes or quarter.·•
Now they read: .. Depe>slt f1vc nickels or t.hrtt
, nickel and one dime, or l'WO-dlmes and oncAickcl or
quarter.·· "
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King to Wed
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Hussein..Chooses American
AMMAN. Jordan <AP> partner"
King Hussein announced today Hussel.Jl'I lirst two marriages
he will marry 26·year·old 'ended in divorce, and his third
American arcttltect EliZB~th wife, Queen AIJa, was killed in a
Halaby. daughter of former U.S. helicopter crash In Jordan tn
Aviation official Najeeb Halaby. Februuy 1977. He has six
The palace announcement children. ulct_ the 43-year;old monarch· The palace sources said Miss
has renamed the blonde, Halaby came to Jordan to work
blue-eyed Miss Halaby "Nur el for one of her father's firms and
Hussein" -"The Gleam of the then became director of de1ign
Hussein" -in keeping with a and architecture for Royal
Jordanian tradition that tbe Jordanian Airlines a year ago.
kingdom's first lady have an Several weeks ago. Hussein
Arabic name. invited Lisa, her father and two
It said only that the wedding other American business men to
would take place soon. But his Aqaba winter resort on the
sources close lo the royal Reel Sea The couple lunched
h o u se hold reported the • together on several occasions.
ceremony will be May 25. their relations hip developed
Jordan's lndepeudenct Day. in quickly and the king proposed
theroyalRaghdanPalace. marriage two weeks ago.
"Lisa" HalabY. whose father informed sources said.
1s former head of the U.S. Ma ss Halaby was born and
Federal Aviation Administration reared in Washington. D.C .
and one-time president of Pan where her father. a World War
American World Airways. met 11 t e~t pilot. served as a deputy
t h e 4 3 . y e a r • o I d . assistant !-.CCretary of defense
three-times·married Hussein under President Eisenhower and
three months ago. later as federal aviation
Reports here the past several administrator under President
days had said such a royal Kennedy wedding was imminent. The tall She attended private schools
young American has been seen 1 n W a s h 1 n g t o n a n d
frequently with the diminutive M assachoselts and received a
king in recent weeks. b a c he Io r · s deg re e i n
The sources. who asked not to architecture from Princeton
be named, said a royal decree University in 1974. She has
would be issued shortly making worked in Iran and Australia. as
Miss Halaby a princess, an well as Jordan. .
indication that because she is a Her 60·year·Old father is a
foreigner she will not become I a w ye r w 1th w or 1 d wid e
quee n of Jordan after the investments and heads Halaby
marrJage. _ __ _ lnt(•rnational Corp .• which has
The brief palace communique offices in New York. Beirut and
said· ------tfong ~~ -etHt speeiame& irr -
''The royal palace wishes with development and finan ce
great pleasure to announce to projects The family is of
the J ordanian people and the Lebanese ancestry.
Arab nauon the good tidings that The !>Ourccs !>aid Halaby and
His Majesty King Hussein has ht~ \.\ 1fc. Doris. "':ere scheduJed
chosen Miss Nur el Hussein. the to a rr1n• here tonight from New
former Elizabeth Najeeb York for the engagement
llalaby, to become his life annoum·ement
Taxpayer Expense
Grana Jury Hits
Adult Class 'Abuse'
By GARV GRANVILLE lionary power delegated to them
0t u. o.11, P11ot s~11 by the state with regard to adult
The Orange C.ounty Gran~ ...education."
Jury sa_id _Monday son:te local But the Grand Jury didn't say
school distncts a~e abusing their which districts it would com-
powers by offermg such ~d.ult mend for "their realistic ap·
school courses as h.ang glldmg proach to adult education.•· and bonsai gardening at tax-
payer expense. <Related stones Nor did the jury say whlctt dis-
pages A3, A5. > triets it would condemn for
Districts that promote such
courses. including sailmaking
and ballroom dancing. s hould
publish what it costs to educate
each student enrolled. the Grand
Jury said.
Furthermore . the jury adde<l.
high school and unified school
districts should make exotic
courses self-supporting through
tuition charges.
And community college dis·
tricts should sponsor legislation
that would make it legal for
them lo charge tuition for
courses such as horse care and
basic boating, according to the
Grand Jury.
In its four·page release: th9
ju.ry said It "wishes to call
public attention to those districL<;
which are abusing the discre·
abuse of power.
Jury foreman Henry Webber
~ctld a breakdown between dis·
tra c t s mus t exis t "or w e
W!luldn 't have said it."
Rut jury member Graec
Winc hell said, "I really don't
want to n c districts. Hopeful
ly, we·re ale ·ng the public and
I don't want o specify dis-
tricts."
However. The rand Jury's
report did say t at districts
should have ways to evaluate
adult courses and that some way
of measuring the need they fill
should be used.
·'The jury believes that the
taxpayer rightfully is question-
ing the type and extent of public
adult education being provided
and 1s correct in seeking a re·
evaluation of objectives," the
Grand Jury report said.
ft noted receiving complaints
LA JOLLA <AP> -A man in that adult course ~ff-:rings
his SOs with a penchant for fine som e.times .contain 1nap·
jewelry slipped away with a col • proprta~e ~ubJeCt m~tter and
leclion of expensive rings worth that classes are som.et1mes con-
$35.000 from Jessops Jewelers m ttryu.ed after dropping beyond
Jewelry Stolen
fashionable La Jolla, police say. m101mumstudentloads.
17
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Orange Coast
• -EDIT I ON
ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
Tod ay's Closing
N.Y. Stoeks
NIC TEN CENTS)
Nixes Mesa ·FreewQy
'
By MICHAEL PASKEVICH
Of ... O.Uy ...... IUtf
Costa Mesa May or Ed
McFarland has called a spe<:1al
Cit y Council session for May 24 •
in the wake of state Transporta·
lion Director Adriana Gian-
turco's announcement Monday
of plans to write orr the Costa
Mesa Freeway.
Mayor McFarland expressed
"great concern" over Ms. Gian·
turco's apparent Intent to erase
from state planning boards the1 Route 55 freeway along Newport
Boulevard. The freeway plan
has been on the books since 1944.
McFarland said the purpose of
the special council study session
will be lo decide on a course of
action.
Assemblyman Dennis
Mangers. D-Huntington Beach.
who pushed for a decision by
slate transportation officials on
the freeway's future, said plans
to rescind at are "totally and
completely unacceptable."
The assemblyman. who is
seeking re-election this year.
said he ls willing to lead a city
fight in protest.
Ms. Gianturco said it was
"very cle.ar" that the 2.2 mile
route as currently proposed is
not practical financially. and a
Classes · CriticiZed
Jury Wants 'Exotic' Cosu Listed
By GARY GRANVILLE
Ol 1 .. 0.111 Pli.t ~Ullt
The Orange County Grand
Jury said Monday some local
'S<"lrool dtstrtm;·ar~·ablfslng their
powers by offering such adult
school co\lrses as hang glf ding
and bonsai gardening at tax-
publish what it costs to educate
each student enrolled, the Grand
Jury said.
basic boating. according to the
Grand Jury.
..There "as a time when we
freeway would be "extremely
disrt1pt1ve to the community
without significant transporta·
lion system benefits."
In a letter to McFarland. Ms.
Gianturco said:
-The state Is willing to meet
with city officials within two
weeks to discuss traffic 1m·
provements on Newport
Boulevard.
-Procedures should be In·
ilaated now to coni.1der
r escission or the r emaanang
route 55 freeway between Route
1 (Pacifi c Coast Highway in
Newport Beach> and Bay Street
<Costa Mesa).
-A complete traffic btudy
should be initiated to consider
alternatives to reduce conges-
tion on the inland to beach cor-
ridor.
0 n e o·f h e r s u ~$.?est e d
alternatives involves ra "park
and ride bus service through the
corridor to the beach area." the
letter states.
Mayor McFarland said he in·
terpreted this to mean that the
so-called "CalTrans Canal"
might-be used as a parking lot.·
The deep ditch that currently
exists between t h e divided
highway was to be used for the
<See FREEWAY. Page A2>
.. payer expense. <Related stone!>
pages A3. A5 l
futlbe.anare.. tlu? jucy .added.
hi~h school and unified school
du.trtcts_.sllq_uld make 4:!X&t+t-·
courses self·support1ng through
tuition charges.
And community college d is·
tricts should sponsor legislation
that would make it legal for
them to charge tuition for
courses such as hors e care and
-dtti -charlft!" rorcOllrses TilaTare-
...c.ha r aclenud .by the ~ran.d
j ury," responded Richard
Simon. director or community
relations for the Coast Com-
munity College District.
Districts that promote such
courses. including s ailmaking
and ballroom dancing, should
F~es 11190 D e fie i t <
"In 1974," Simon said today,
"the state Education Code ruled
<See FRILLS. Page A2>
Mefficare -in Trouble?
WASHINGTON (AP> ~ The
Soc·1al SeC'urity trust funds that
pay benefits to retired and dis-
abled workers are in good shape
lot several decades, but the fund
that pays hospital iri.c;urance un
der MediC'are will go broke by
1990. thl' system ·s trustees told
Congre~s today
They said in an annual report
that the higher payroll taxes
Cong r ess app r oved last
December have "rest ored the
financial soundness of the old·
age, survivors and disability in·
surance program through the re-
mainder of this century and into
the early years of the next one.··
But. as expected. the hospital
insurance fund will need shoring
up in the next decade to remain
solvent.
The report said that the
hospital fund is expected to lose
S400 milliort in · 1985 and then
"decline rapidly until it is ex·
hausted in about 1990 "
That prediction 1s a rosier
esttm ate than last year when the
trustees said the hospital rund
would go broke by 1987. Thal
figure was revised In l978 after
the refinancing bill passed.
Gef ti1ag the Message ,..
The driver or this s mashed Rambler found
harsh Justice today. When Caltforni(j
Highway Patrolman Ru:hard Van Corf
re~ponded to call that parked car wa~
rear-ended. he did his joh and wrote <.t
~
l1t·l-ct citing the car for being parked in
a ":\o Parking" zone. Other driver was not
t·1tt•cl. Th(' <louhle whammy Ott'urred on
Toledo Street m front ol El Toro lhgh
Sl'honl
Davis Would Double Trouble for Yeggs
By JACKIE HYMAN ot uw o.i1, Pllol s~ ~
Crime in California could be
reduced by 25 percent or more
~ 1th1n a few years. Republican
~uht-rnator1al candidate Ed
Davi ~ ~aid today in Newport lkath ,.
· I have no doubt Cali fornia
.c-an depart from being the third
or fo urth highest per capita
n1mc stale in the nation.·
* * *
Davis. former Los Angeles
police chief. told the California
Peace Officers Association con-
vention at the NewPQrter Inn.
Davis said that he would pro-
pose a new minimum sentencing
law tbat would call for a prison
term of at least five years on the
firs t conviction or a violent
crime against persons. He said
that term would double with
each conv1cllon-10 years on tne
* * * Newport Meet i ng
2 GOP Hopefuls
Hit Teen Crime
T~o Republican candidates
for governor said today in
Newport Beach that they beheve
16 and 11·year·olds who commit
~crious crimes should be tr.eated
u:. adults.
Speaking to the California
Peace Officers Association con·
vcntion at the Newportcr Inn
were San Diego Mayor Pete
Walson and Assemblyman Ken
Maddy, R-Fresno.
"'If the crime is serious
enou gh. the age becomes im·
Coast
Wea&h er
tair and a little warmer
through Wednesday. Lows
tonigbL 55 to 62. Highs
Wednesday near 70 at the
beaches and near 80 In·
land.
I NSIDE TODAY
Whlu Cmdr. T}/f'OIJt Martin
ft in chargt, tht USS
ConaUtulion i• "an active
•hip. not a muaeum." Stt
PJJ(Jt 85...
a a:· .. M ... .. 11.J • ., • •• ••
material." Wilson said.
'"What a guverJlor can do as to
sponsor legislation to lower the
age of respons1biltty lo 16 •·
Maddy said that he believes
serious c r iminal records of
juvenilee should not be subject
to confidentiality _provisions.
"I think those records ought to
be carried over," Maddy said.
"This way, they can have four
or five chances and then when
they· re 18 they start over with a
clean record." '
Maddy also said In his speech
that he doubts the death penalty
will ever be implemented under
the current state Supreme Court
because he believes ita members
oppose the death penalty.
However, Maddy expressed
optimism about the cours& law
enforcement legislation is taking
ln California.
"We talked about rehabilita·
lion io the state for 60 years," be
said. "Now we're talking atx.t
punishment, Isolation and deter· rents." .._
Wilson, who preceded Maddy,
said he too believes the state
needs to be tougher on those who
commit. serious crimes.
"We all believe in civil llberty ~ but trankly I am more con.
cerned about the welfare of the v~llm than lhe retwabllltauon ol
the criminal. I think we have
gone too far." Wilson said.
second conviction, 20 years on
the third conv1ct1on and so on.
In his speech. Davis referred
only briefly to the fact that his
former rival for the Republican
nomination, State Senator John
Briggs, R-Fullerton. had
dropped ou.t or the race earlier
today and agreed to endorse
him.
He referred lo se\·eral other
courses or action he would take
as governor. including ~levallng
to any Superior Court openings
those municipal court JUdJ$es
who had handed out the strictest
senten<'es. regardles§ of who ap
pointed them initially.
In addition. he said he will try
to do away with as many state
boards as possible. saying that
this has become a government
of men. not law.
"Thanks to the governor hl'
.._.. ~-· ......... POSTAL SERVICE PLANS TO TAKE THE 'A' TRAIN
Mth This Stamp, Everytblng'• RHdy for 15-cent Postage
meant Gov Edmund G Bro"n
Jr. -for his really terrible ap
pointments. he has made th1:. ob·
v1ous to us.·· Dans !.a1c1
Davis was prN'Cdl·d al the
convention b) l wo <:a net 1date~
for the office Of Slate allOrnt>:>
general. Los Angeles city al
tornev Burl Pines and l.i.S
Cong.ress"oman Yvonnl'
Hrathwaile Burke. D Lo!'>
Angeles.
* * *
Pines exprcs~ed !>lrong oppos1
tion to plea barga1n1ng al thl·
district attorney's le\ cl and sa1rl
he would establ1~h a !'>pecial unit
to prosecute and investigate or
ganiz<'d c·nme.
In addition. Pines said . he sup-
ports mandatory mininium ~en
t ences for violent c:ri mes bu~
a~qcd . ·-rm c.·omm1tted to lht'
-prolcc-t1on we afford in the bill ol
<Stt DAVIS, Page A2 l
* * *
Briggs Withdraws,
Endorses Ed Davis
LOS ANGELES <A P > -Slate
Sen. John Briggs. R·Fullcrton. a
conservati ve who tried to turn a
crusade against homosexual
teachers into a c"mpa1gn for
governor. withdrew from the
gubernatorial race today and
endorsed Ed Davis
At a Los Angeles nc"s
conference. Briggs said tht>
former Los Angeles police ch1<'f
wasn't as conservative as he is.
but that Daivs is ··the closest
thing lo one of the greatest
governors we have ever had.
Gov. Ronald Reagan."
Both Briggs and Davis earlier
had been scheduled to appear as
candidates today before the
California Peace Officers
Association convention at the
Newporter Inn in Newport
Beach.
Briggs said he did not ask
Davis lo s upport his initiatives
against homosexual teachers or
to expand the death penalty in
return for his s upport lie
d e s c r i b e d D a \' 1 s u s t h e
conservative with the best
chance of defeating Democratic
Gov. Edmund Brown Jr
"We Republicans don't have
to nominate a carbon copy of
Jerry Brown to defeat Jerry
Brown," Brlggs said. referring
apparently to Ken Maddy.
another Republican candidate
for govemor.
·~Ed i>avts wtll defeat Brown
Jr. just as overwhelmingly as
Ronald Reagan defeated Brown
Sr. 12 )'tars aao. ''
to recent weeks. 8rt11s has
canceled most campaign
appearances. He refused all
requests fol" entervi'ew' after
reports or b h e1<p•cted
wllhdrawal from the June 6 ~epubllcan primary s tarted
clrculetln,.
....
llltlOOS OAVIS
Davis ranks either first or
second 1n variou!> polls of
R e p u b II c a n \' o t e rs i n th e
razor-close race Briggs never
improved from his s tarting fifth
place. and he sank to two
percent GOP support in one
recent poll
But that small amount of
support could be critical if the
voting is as close as recent polls.
which ha ve placed Davis.
Attorney General Evefll'
Younger and Assemblyman Ken
Maddy all within a range or fiVl'
percentage points. and San
Diego Mayor Pete Wilson a fev.
points behind in fourth
ERROR. .4 HIT
AND ONE RUN
SPRING VALLEY (AP>
Police say a bandit waving a
.38-callber plstol surprised a
convenience store clerk. dipped
into the Ull. and was in turn sur-
prised by the baseball bat·
wielding clerk
Q{(lcers said Monday tfle clerk
batted nearly 1,000 .
The robber got the cash but or
ficers are looklng for a man with
a possible broken leit arm.
.-
\
NB Man "Co11nty Island'
Denies
Guilt
) Mesa to Annex
Site for Park?
PASAD&NA CAP> -A retired
Newport Beach construction ex-
ecutive has pleaded innocent to
charges he attempted lo hire a
man to kill his aon-ln·law. a
Pasadena policeman.
Edward Jarrarlan. 75. re-
mained free on SI0,000 bail after
hi s arraignment Monday on
charges of conspiracy . and
solicitation to murder Officer
Albert Cauchon.
The Costa Mesa City Council
voted 4 to 1 Monday night to lay
plans for the annexation of a
west side "county island'.
between Victoria Street and the
future slle of Fairview Reglooal
Park.
The city planning staff was or·
dered to submit 'an application
to the county's Local Agency
Formation Commission ror an·
nexation ol about 70 acres off
Pacific Avenue and Canyon Jaffarian and two other defen-
dants are scheduled to reappear
be,fol'e---Supe-rtor eourt Judge--
Daniel Fletcher Friday. when a
trial date will be set.
.,..~ Drive.
...--•· -·'l'f';.~d~~-eeme alt.er
McKinley Ross Jr .. 40. of
Monrovia, and Roy Gray, 30. of
Los An geles remained in
custody after arraignment Oil
Lhe s ame charges. Ross and
Gray were arrested April 7 after
an informant told investigators
of the alleged murder scheme.
Saying ttrey no lon~cr find
s atis f act1on in their sevl'n·
year marriage. Rollin,g
Stones smger Mi<:k Jagger
and hW9 \\1fe. Bianca. han• ' beg ~ di\'CJrt'l' proc:eccli ng!'..
lie 1s rumon.•d to ha\'C~ a nc•\\
tompanion. a T exas moocl.
•·
developer Richard Salmonson of
Newport Beach unsuccessfully
sought annexation to the city or
his proposed condominium de-
velopment at 2157 Pacific Ave.
Councilmen rejected the proj·
eel be.cause they said it ex·
ceeded city height limits and
would adversely affect the bluff.
line overlooking the &nta Ana
River. J affarian was arrested April
13 after an undercover
policeman reported hearing the
retired execu\lve say. "I want
him (Cauchon> wiped off the
fa<'e or the map."
Tennessee Hotel I
.4rtistic Computer Court records disclosed that
Cauchon recently was divorted
from Jaffarlan's daughter. Lois.
Prof. I larold Cohen at CC San Diego holds the leash to his after a ~year marriage.
Blaze Kills Seven
l'Ompule!·drwen drat~~~£ machine. After five years of Police Lt. James Robenson -f>Logranung.J.he...arL er says his machine has drawn has testified al a preliminary JELLICO. Tenn. fAP> -Fire
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down · payment forlhe ·aborted -seven persons. oHicial said.
murder. Many of the hotel's residents Negligence Denied
In Pilot's Death
A six-pe rson U.S. Dis trict
Court jury ruled Monday in Lo!>
Angeles that an aircraft
manufacturer was not negligent
in the death of a Mission VieJo
woman's Marine Corps pilot
hus band who c rashed in his
C· 133 in 1975.
Sucannc Lewi!> of 2~~41 Cam
psn.i l>f'l\l' t·h;.11gt•d 111 her Sl.4
million s uit agains t Gt'ncral
Dynamic:. that the airc raft
manufacturing fi rm should have
warned pilots that a flight con·
trol mechanism might work 1n
reverse during an eme rgency
_ Such a warnmg. her attorney~
l'Onlendcd m the civil trial which
opened May 4. could have pre
\ ented the crash of the 20.year-
old aircraft in which Col Juhuo;
~1. Lewis and three other
~1 arines died
In ~umm1n g up their case
Thursday. bt'forc the· 1ury de
liberated on Friday. Mr~ Lc"'1~·
attorney~ asked that General
Dynamics be declared negligent
and that the twm·enginc. pro
peller·drl\'L'n uircrufl be
declurccl defective
General Dynamics ::ittorneys
countered that a qualified pilot
should have known the controls
would work in rcvL•rsl' under
some conditions.
A sun·1\or bf the Septl'mbcr
1975 cra!>h tc~tif1cd carlwr th<lt
t'lf!\<ilors l'ontrol lsn g the
;.i1rrraft's upward and
downward movement jammed
:-ho rt ly after takeoff
Government agencies are at·
tempting to determine whether
or not the plane may have been
tampered with before takeoff.
Mrs. Lewis. who also has filed
a $10 million claim against the
Marine Corps in connection with
the fatal c rash. indicated her at-
torneys probably would not ap·
peal the dec ision favoring
General Dynamics rendered at
about 2:30 p.m . Monday.
The Mission Viejo woman is a
Los Angeles County deputy dis·
trst•l allorney.
Dollar Rises,
Active Market
Post,s Gains
NEW YORK CAP) -The
stock market ran up another
s harp gain in heavy trading to·
day. aided by a rising dollar in
foreign exchange.
The Dow Jones average of 30
industrials. up 6.06 points Mon·
day to a seven-month closing
high. climbed another 7.54 to
854.30.
Gainers outstripped losers by a
2 1 margin among New York
Stock Exchange·listed issues.
Big Board volume reached
1:1 52 million shares in the first
hour. The opening·hour record
of 17 58 million was set April 25
The crash has been snvesllgat· The dollar continued to gasn e~ for more than a ye(4'r by the ground .against leading foreign
F Bl. and Mrs. Lewis sa~d 1s currencies today. encouraging
mornmg that th<' li S At interest among overseas tn·
General's office m Los vestor:. in U.S. stocks
Is c~nlinuing to pus h that to· Analys t s said a Treasury
\'Cst1gat1on. Department official's forecast
Assessments Rise
LOS ANGELES <APl -The
city ·s total a!lsessed property
value rose 17.5 percent last year
for the biggest hike in 30 years offi_cia l~ report. City Ad:
mm1strat1vc Orricer C Erwin
Piper said Monday that the
average increase of 50 to 100
percent for individual property
owners was due to soaring land
values.
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Monday of a gradual narrowing
of the U.S. trade deficit over the
next few years helped both the
dollar and the stock market
~eves Take
$63,855 Loot
Orange County s heriff's ot·
fic~rs are investigating the thert
of Jewelry, guns and furnishings
valued at $63,855 from a home in
county territory between
Newport Beach and Costa Mesa.
Deputies said burglars who
backed their van into the garage
m broad daylight and loaded the
vehicle while a neighbor
watched took the property from
the home of General Marine
Corp. president Richard Herman
Wesselink Jr .. 30, of 2222 Donnie
Road .
Officers said the two men who
ransacked the home included a
number of costly electronic in·
struments In their haul.
Jeweler Kills
Theft Suspect
SAN FRANCISCO <AP) -A
55 year-o ld San Francisco
jeweler. who shot at but missed
the last two robbel'1 who held up
his store. hlt his mark this time
and kllled the bandit
Thr dead man wH ldent.llled
aa Oavld.J<>Me~. whom poll~
nld hod • tec<>rd or numerous
.arr ala on robbery and nareotlet
counts.
E'romPageAJ
FRILLS •••.
against charging ror education.
There are no plans at this time
to cha~this policy," Simon
said./
Grand Jury Foreman Henry
Webber was asked today to Iden·
tify the school districts spotlight-
ed in the grand jury report.
Webber relused to comment
and referred the mat~r to jury
member Grace Winchell. She
also refused to identify the dis·
tricts evaluated by her commit·
tee.
"This is a matter for the in·
divldual districts," she said.
·'Those districts which are ap-
proached as a result of this re-
port and which do not carry any
or the courses we referred to can
quickly point out to the public
that such courses are not in their
catalogs."
Mrs. Winchell was asked if
her attitude could be construed
as being unfair to districts not
affecte<:i by the comments in the
grand jury report.
"I don't think so." she said.
''People by and large know
which districts are offering
which courses and it just wasn't
necessary for us to do that.
In its four·page release, the
jury said it "wishes to call
public attention to those districts
which are abusing the discre·
tionary power delegated to them
by the state with regard to adult
education."
But the Grand Jury didn't say
which districts it would com-
mend for "their realistic ap·
proach to adult education."
Nor did the jury say which dis·
trlcts It would condemn for
abuse oC power.
Jury foreman Henry Webber
said a breakdown between dis·
tri c ts musl exist "or we
wouldn't ftave said it."
But jury memb~ Grace
Winchell said. "I ~Y don't
want lo name districts. Hopeful-
ly . we 're alerting the public and
I don't want to specify dis·
trlcts."
However. The Grand Jury's
report did say that districts
should have ways to evaluate
adult courses and that some way
of measuring the need they fill
should be used.
Father Gets
5 Years in
Son's Death
A Westmins ter man who beat
hi11 5-month-old stepeon to death
because the httle boy wouldn't
s t op crying was sentenced
Monday to five years in state
prison
Orange County Superior Court
Judge James 0 . Perez imposed
sentence on Frederick Richard
Mueller. 23, after the defendant
pleaded guilty to second degree
murder rather than race trial.
M uelltt was artett~ S.pt. 20
after his stepson. Jeffrey Allen
Mueller. nve months, dl-ed In UC
Irvine Medlcal Center from
what doctora aald was a maMlve
skull fracture Inflicted by severe
blows tot.he head.
Pollet aald they had betn
ulled &o the Mueller apartment
two months before the baby died
to lnvatJ ate com alnta filed
by ne ra w o o em
Mueller rontin\lally 1l1pped and.
abused th6 UWe boy •
were elderly.
A mother threw her baby to
safety from a thtrd·story wtn·
dow into the arms of the father
on a rooftop below. authorities
said. and several other residents
jumped from windows to escape
the flames.
·'I've just been told we have
seven bodies now." said Dan
Sanderford. administrator of
Jellico Community Hospital
where a temporary morgue was
FREEWAY. •
freeway bed.
Some Costa Mesa officials
said they wanted more time to
study the letter from Ms. Gian·
turco before planning action.
However. Councilman Dom
Raciti expressed a willingness to
fight.
He ~~ the city should pull its
police: patrols from the st.ate·
owned route and "let the
California Highway Patrol
spend two and three hours
whenever there's an accident.··
Raciti said the city might also
consider putting up billboards on
the route apologizing for the con-
gestion and placing the blame on
the state.
··we 're getting to the point
where we might as well move ci-
ty hall to Sacramento." Raciti
commented during Monday·s
council meeting.
He said the city might be
forced to consider a measure to
Umit growth and traffic, in an
apparent reference to a Newport
Beach policy that limits develop-
ment until trarrlc plans are
worked out.
On peak weekends, Newport
Boulevard handles more than
77.000 cars daily. Tbe traffic ac-
cident. rate on the roadway is
about four Umes higher than the
state average. according to a
CalTrans report forwarded to
Ms. Gianturco.
set up in a locker room at the
.bospilaL ---·----
··By lPoking at them. you can.
not tell .. the identities or even
the sex of the victims . San-
derford said. "They're all in
body bags."
Rescue workers were still
searching for other possible vie·
tims in the ruins or the three-
story brick Jenkins Hotel.
Jellico Police Chief Charles
Bruce said he understood 29
persons were registered in the
hotel Monday night. Harold
Boone. senior recorder In the
mayor's office. said Bruce told
·him that he believed all but two
of the residents had been ac-
counted for. "'
•·The roor and both floors
caved in." Sanderford said. "It's
all on one story now."
Among those hospitalized. he
said. were a young man and
woman and their baby and 5·
year·old child, Sanderford said.
"l talked to the father . He said
they could not go down the halt.
He Jumped to lhe roor of a build-
ing next door and he was not
hurt. She threw him the baby
and then lhe 5-year·ol~umped
and he broke the boy 's . Then
she jumped."
Jellico Fire Department dis·
patcher Arnold Overton said
most of the residents were
.. elderly retired people living on
pensions and so forth."
The fire. which also damaged
a nearby auto parts store and
Trailways bus station. was con·
tained about 8 a .m .. about six
hours after it was reported. Its
~ause was not immediately
known.
A reporter at the scene saw
firemen carrying resldenU; of
the hotel down ladders from win·
dows.
tt Fire departments from nearby
communities responded to the
blaze in this town located along
the Kentucky border in a rural
area.
The council later decided to
cons ider annexation of the entire
county island rather than JUSt
the property involving the
project.
Councilwoman Norma
Hertzog voted against the full
annexation motion by Dom
Raciti. saying the city should
hold back on any expansion Wllil
the fate ol the Jarvis-Gann tax
initiative Is decided.
She was overruled, primarily
on the contention that the paper
~~:'k ~·~~be l&fomalii.ed
before the June 6 vote, and that
the city could simply withdraw
its annexation request.
The Orange County Board of
Supervisors would have to pass
a resolution stating tht! area
would be ''better served" by
Joining the city before the an-
nexation could take place.
The annexation request is based on city concerns about
standards for the future develop-
ment or btutruna property. coun-
cil men said.
The city had planned to meet
with county officials on setting
joint development standards for
the area, but Monday decided to
try for annexation instead.
Planner Doug Clark said a
new law that went into effect
this year removes a provision
that cancels annexation requests
-when~~ ot..hom~r5
protest U\e.anDeXation.
The county island is con·
sidered part of the city's sphere
of influence, but is under cowity
control.
Police protection is provided
by the Orange County Sheriff's
Department, but Costa Mesa
firemen respond to fire calls in
the area.
Planner Clark said the request
for full annexation or the area
would be drawn up within the
next few days and then sub-
mitted to the Local Agency
Formation Commission.
Union Boss
GetJJ Hearing
WASHINGTON <API -A
Teamsters disciplinary panel to-
day heard charges that union
President Frank E . Fitzsim-
mons used Teamsters funds for
a lavish lifestyle and allowed or-
ganized crime to infiltrate the
um on.
Fitzsimmons did not appear in
person before the special fl\'e·
member panel of union leaders
that met behind closed doors to
hear the charges. which were
filed 13 months ago by two rank·
and-file members.
E'rom Page AJ
DAVIS •••
rights."
Mrs. Burke also took a strong
position for longer sentencing
for serious crimes and said she
believes pa role "mus t have
meaningful control or it is or no
use.··
In the cases of juvenile of·
renders M~. Burke said she
believes h ardened criminals
should be separated from mmor
offenders.
''I'd like lo see our juvenile
system working Wllh real
juveniles. not with our older
teen·agers for whom 1L·s really
providing a hiding place." Mrs
Burke said
•
/_
Tueeday, May 16. 1978 DAIL y P!LOT A3
Marine G Opposition Grows
County's
Jobless
Rate Dips
Or ange County's unemploy-
ment rate plunged Crom S. l per-
~n~ l!!. MJl.rch to 4.4 percent in • Apnl,-accoro.ng lo figures re·
leased today by the stale
Employment Development
Department <EDD). •
The drop in the county's un-
employment rate meant there
were 6.900 fewer county resi·
dents unemployed last month
than a month earher.
It also meant April's 4.4 per-
cent unemployment rate
matched last December 's
figure, the lowest in rour years.
EDD labor statisticians pre-
dicted employment in Orange
County, which reached 945.000
Jobs last month, will .continue to
climb in May and Ju.tie.
That prediction of higher
employment was based on ex·
peeled seasonal hiring In con-
A .. WI,......
FUTURE JORDAN QUEEN?
Elizabeth Lisa Halaby
Hussein
To Marry
s tr u ct.J.on _.ag tic.ul.lw' e ..and -: ~ __:.._
tourist-industries. -~rreJTCan
And, the EDD analysts added
ln their monthly labor statistic
re po rt. "Manufact uring
<employment> will continue to
rise dramatically throughout
1978 as expansion plans are im·
plemented and new firms move
into the area."
The state figures show that in
the past year the number of fac-
tory jobs in Orange County rose
by 12,900 to reach 183,300
workers
"Several companies contacted
in April reported adding new
night shifts and beginning new
product lines." the EDD
monthly report noted in Its com-
ments on the continuing upsurge
in manufacturing employment.
April's rise in county employ-
ment was paced by a 600-job
gain in agriculture, 400 workers
finding e mploym ent in
aerospace and 1,300 new
manufacturing jobs. according
to EDD
State Files
Suit Against
OCTD 'Flaws'
State lawyers went to Superior
Court Monday to fi.le an action
accusing the Orange County
Transit District of falling to
equip its buses with lifts for the
physically handicapped.
The 65 buses involved in the
lawsuit. the latest editions to the
OCTD fleet. are scheduled to
begin operaltons this fall on
Santa Ana area routes.
Lawyers for the attorney
-general's office argue in the
lawsuit that the OCTD should be
barred by court order from
purchasing any new buses until
the district agrees to equip them
with hfts as provided by recent
California law.
OCTD officials advised or the
lawsuit said they are not aware
that lifts they regard as safe and
reliable are on the market
today.
They said state law requires
the installation of such lifts
provided safe equipment can be
obtained from at least two
manufacturers.
They said such a condiUon
does not yet exist 1n terms ot
OCTD complying with the state
law. '
OCTD officials said a court
order forcing them to comply
with state law would add $8,000
to the cost of each _new bus,
putUng the total value of the
vehicle at about $106,000.
AMMAN. Jordan <AP> -
King Hussein announced today
he will marry 26-year-old
American architect Elizabeth
Halaby, daughter of former U.S.
Aviation official Najeeb Halaby.
The palace announcement
said the 43-year·old monarch
has renaived the blonde.
blue-eyed M'iss Halaby "Nur el
Hussein" -"The .Gleam of the
Hussein" • in keeping wtth a
Jordanian tradition that the
kingdom's first lady have an
Arabic name.
It said only that the wedding
would take place soon. But
sources close to the royal
household reported the
ceremony will be May 2s .
Jordan's Independence Day, in
the royal Raghdan Palace.
"Lisa" Halaby, whose father
is former head or the U.S .
Federal Aviation Administration
and one-time 'president or Pan
American World Airways, met
the 43 ·ye ar -o ld.
three-times ·married Hussein
three DlOl\lhs ago.
Reports here the past several
days had said such a royal
wedding was Imminent. The tall
young American has been seen
frequently with the diminutive
king in recent weeks.
The sources, who asked not to
be named, said a royal decree
would be issued shortly making
Miss Halaby a princess, an
indication that because she is a
foreigner she will not become
queen or Jordan after the
marriage.
The brier palace communique
said :
"The royal palace wishes with
great pleasure to announce to
the Jordanian people and the
Arab nation the good tidings that
His Majesty King Hussein has
chosen Miss Nur el Hussein, the
former Elizabeth Najeeb
Halaby. to becom e his life
partner."
Hussein's first two marriages
ended in divorce. and his third
wife. Queen Alla. was killed in a
helicopter crash in Jordan in
February 1977. He has six
children.
The palace sources s aid Miss
ijalaby came to Jordan to work
for one of her father's firms and
then became director of design
and architecture for Royal
Jordanian Airlines a year ago.
Several weeks ago, Hussein
invited Lisa. her father and two
other American businessmen to
his Aqaba winter resort 6n the
Red Sea. The couple lunched
together on several occasions.
their relationship developed
quickly and the king proposed
marriage two weeks ago,
informed sources said.
Military
Activities
Olltlined
By Sl'EVE MITCHELL Of Ult Oellr ...... Slaff
A U.S. Congressman. Marine
~--Md-Ne-Y-y ~...and-t~
ofticials from two utility firms
told state coastal commissioners
Monday night they are oppased
to use or a portion of Camp
Pendleton for a liquefied natural
gas terminal.
The strongest objections to use
of Homo Canyon on the ocean
side of the San Diego Freeway
al Camp Pendleton. came from
Rep. Robert E. Badbam. whose
40lh Congr essional District
encompasses the sprawling
Marine Corps base. •
Jn a strong ly worded
statement read by aide Howard
Seelye, Badham accused the
coastal commission's staff with
purposely attempting to kill the
whole concept of an LNG
terminal project in the state.
.. Jn looking at the overall
picture of the controversy over
wh-41-t'e t-0.. lo.eate ..an .LNG
termtrral . ....._Badh~tate<h "it
appears abundantly clear that
there is purposeful mischief in
the staff report which ranks
sites by preference ...
Jn a s t aff rep o rt t o
com missioners earlier this
month. Camp Pendleton was
ranked as first of four sites for
construction of an LNG
terminal. The staCf's second
preference is Rattlesnake Ca·
nyon in San Luis Obispo County.
rollowed by LitUe Cojo near Point
Conception and Deer Canyon in
Ventura County.
Bad ham's statement Monday
in Los Angeles Is a 180 degree
switch from remarks he made
last week saying he would support
the Camp Pendleton site "if it is
inevitable."
The congressman has since
held interviews with Secretary
oC the Navy W. Graham Claytor.
who told him the Navy will do
everything it can to stand by the
Marines in opposing an LNG
terminal at the Marine base.
Badham s ai<i the Point
Conception site -third on the
commission staff's list -should
get the nod from coastal
commissioners and the Public
Utilities Commission because of
its isolated location and be<:au.se
the terminal could be
constructed "years ahead of any
facilities at Camp Pendleton."
Strikers Agree
To Continue
&Ji.son Talks
Talks are scheduled to resume
Friday In the six-day old strike
at Southern California Edison
Company power stations in Hun·
tington Beach, San Onofre and
at eight other So,Jthland sites.
Edison and the striking mem·
bers of the Utility Wotkers
Union of America agreed late
Monday to a request by federal
mediator Tim O'Sullivan to re-
open talks.
A union spokesman said that
neither side has made any ma·
jor moves or concessions
towards settling the walkout.
Picketing ls scheduled to con-
tinue while the talks are in
progress.
Meanwhile. an Edison
spokesman said that nearly all
the 3,000 conat.ruction workers at
an expansion project at the San
Onofre Nuclear Generating Sta·
lion were back at work today.
A U.S. District Judge bad or-
dered picket lines by the Utility
Workers removed at the ex-
pansion project which is
represented by other unions not
on strike.
OCTD Fare Hikes.Eyed
Expect $2 Million Lou If Jarriit P1J1Js88
· The Orange County Translt
District <OCTD l may need to In·
crease fares or seek state in·
come -or sales truces to make up
a p~jeded $2 mllllon to.a 1n
property tax should ProPoSltloa
13 be approved by voters June 6.
Tbo1e were amon1
altamatives presented to dlreC·
tore MonQ)t as partof thelr de-
llberaUoos over OCTD'a pro-
p01ed $S8 mllllon budset for
lf78..'79. DlTeCtors beld • public bear~ lne on the proposed 1pendins
packaae Monday but drew no
cit.mm comment. .. Tb•f tbeo qreed tb hold a ~set ..abop JUH t wbtn tbe1 bow tbe outcome ot UM
Jarvta-o .. ~ tulldlll.i·
uon 1nttlatltt and wbeo they can
beU.r dlclde ,.-bat bu4et C'U1.a
m•.Y 1»11111tlt -
Tliie lnitJaUve, t! approved by
CaJtlornla ~. could r~uce
OCTD's planned $3.6 mllUon
~ tu revenue by about
SZ mlllton.
However, UM flnuc.lal tmpaet
coU!~ balloon to..a much u ~ mlluon nut year 11.Dce OCTD
uae1 p~perty tu revent1t to
• osatcb ltD and fedetal grants. A report tO d1Ndon .. Id if
PropotlUcm 11 la puMd, e.ffortt
could be made to Obta1D a lU'Jler share of remalnloj bounty
propen,y tax•, or a abare ot
tither ltllteMI• wjncocutU to make up\beta 11\lWen.
T.bt loea allo~d be made
., la put bl' an lncreaae In
p.MMn!,,et tara ot uo percent. rrom J:> ~ to " eeat1 co r••"lJI" routet.. and ,JO centa. to
Sl.10 oo Parl~4-Rlde: DlaJ-a. Blde ud Dl»i!Lifttemcea.
-··-· .. ----.-~-~ .........
Directors aren't expected to
adopt a imN budget until June
19.
But Director Wiiiiam Fams
su••ested • Junt 9 session to live the b9ard time to wei1b ~e
fu1Uatlve'1 Impact aaatm& DGt year .. speocftnf pl.am.
He laid dlrectoa mlaht have to couldier a blrina •nd promo-.
:1\)ftl ~. aellln• old bUNt. curtallriMD& ol eome ot the mqre
,.:4penslve bu. 1ervlot1 and p-.rh•P• tl'le lay .off of
em.oloyees._
OCTD otnclab 1ald they Rill are ft'Otklna wltb stat~
autbontJe1 on tile Impact of the Juvlt measure, u well u new ..., ...... ttat mtaM-be en.adld.
to tubltltutt loattet of local
hmda • matclMi for 1late and
-federal lfllltl,
'
.,. ... ~ ........ ~·--ORANGE COUNTY FIREFIGHTERS BATTLED INTENSE HEAT; NINE SUFFERED MINOR BURNS
High Vottage Lines Overhead Were Cut To Fight Fire C~~alng Power Outage
'Renters Lose'
Democrat Urges
'No' on Prop. 13
-WOoil Saw
Blamed in
Capo Fire
By KATHY CLANCY
OI tlle o.ily Piiot , .... ,
Democrats and other "good
citizens of Orange County" were
urged Monday to reject Proposi·
tion 13, a measure described by
Democratic leaders as a prelude
to statewide chaos and un·
employment.
Bert Coffey, state Democratic
c hairman. was joined in
Democrats United Against
Proposition 13 and for Propos1·
tion 8 by Richard O'Neill.
former Orange County and
South ern California Democratic
chairman and Emeryvjlle Police
Chief John Lecoste. <Re lated
stories AS> "The big 'losers are renters."
said millionaire rancher O'Neill.
"The big winners are people like
myself. I think the future of
California and Orange County is
a bell of a lot more impartant
than a windfall for myself."
O'Neill also said the biggest
winner of them all should the
Jarvis-Gann initiative be ap·
proved by California voters is
the federal government.
Since property taxes, and
thereby income tax deductions.
would drop, the federal govern·
m e nt would collect more
California dollars. he said.
And those extra California
dollars going to Washington
wo uldn 't co me back t o
California. O'Neill predicted.
Instead. they "would go to New
York or someplace. not Orange
County."
"l J ust think that the
Democrats of Or.ange County
and the good citizens of Orange
County s hould reject this ...
O'Neill said.
He described the initiative as
a "fast move here ror an old
man <co-author Howard Jarvis)
to go out in a blaze of glory.··
Coffey admitted passage of>
the properly tax limitation in·
1tiati ve would put the state's
Democratic governor and
Democratic legislators in an em·
barrassing spoL
But Coffey said he was
prompted to create the organiza-
tion backing Proposition 8 and
opposing 13 "on principle."
The m&Jor benefits would go
to apartment owners and brg
business. he predicted. while in·
dividuals eventually would race
higher income and sales taxes to
oCfset the property tax cu!&,.
Proposition 8, on the other
hand. will give the homeowners
-"not the big guys" -a 30 per-
cent property tax cut without
leading to a shift in taxes. Coffey
continued.
A blaze firemen today believe
was caused by friction from a
wood saw caused an estim ated
$300,000 damage to a Capistrano
Beach lumber yard Monday
evening.
Nine Orange County firemen
suffered minor bums during the
more than two ho~ rt took' to
control the flames at the Serra
Lumber Co .• 25802 Victoria Blvd.
The blaze at first was listed as
sus picious in origin. firemen
said , but investigators now have
linked the fire to friction C3\J$Cd
when a wood saw was cutting
timber.
Additional details of tht· in
vestigation weren't 1mmed1ately
a vailable lhls morning .•
Firemen said the 1,000-square-
foot building and its content~
were a 75 percent loss.
The nine firemen suffered
m inor burns from the radiating
heat. spokesmen said.
Ninety firefighters were called
to the scene of the 6 p.m. blaze.
Fireme n had to cut high
voltage wires near the lumber
yard as they battled the flam~.
causing a power outage in the
s urrounding area. spokesmen
said.
Everyone in your family can enjoy wearing the dasmc~® knit shirt
with the famous • trade mark ... like Storekeeper customers, the
Jim McCunniff family.
"
101& trvtne. Newport~
Cilifomia. Phone 0"42-7061
..
A4 DAIL v si.LOT Tu.day, .._ 10, 1978
c;, Josi
Coasting .. ·. & ~itla~ Tom'\~~\'.'
Marphine
It's Aces for Blackie
ON TIIE WATERFRONT: One month ago today, the
most famous fireboat gracing Newport Har~r waters
went on the auction block. She is the Archibald J . Eley.
The vintage 1919 vessel, once the pride of the LA Fire
Department, was owned by industrialist John Rau. He had
~ ~i'Sto?Wcit restafrnl( cfi~cM1i ~-iOot'\.'tai<'"iv iTh\n'i1\nhi --
glory.
Alas, Rau's dream never came to
pass. The Ely just aged more at her
dock and sank several times. And she
was raised again each time by Arsene
"Blackie" Gadarian, the noted Newport
boatyard entrepreneur.
EVEN AS THE ELY went to
auction, it was widely rumored that
Gadarian might capture the prize and
restore the old vessel. But that didn't
come to pass either. The Ely went to a
San Jose accountant for $17,777.
aLACA<I•
Questioned on the fate or the Ely today, Blackie would
only remark glumly, "She's at the mortuary." He has
appi rently los{ interest. This is because Gadarian is off on
another project.
Blackie's Armenian Navy is now preparing to enter
the famous chili contest May 2S at the Balboa Bay Club.
He.has rounded up Ted Tate, who is suspected of not being
of Armenian ancestry, as chief cook and bottle washer.
As admiral of the Armenian Navy, Blackie also vo~s
to have an Armenian iand at the chili bash, complete with
l>€Tlydanc8S. -·
Gadarian's wife, Sara, has come u~ :-vit~ the slogan for
their Armenian chili. It is, "Our Ch.ih Will Make Your
Belly Dance."
BLACKIE ALLEGES THAT he lost five pounds
building a bandstand which will display ~is musicians 8:Jld
contorting dancers. He has also dunng. the exercise
s uffered a broken rib, loused up knee and painful elbow.
The boatyard man has carefully wrapped each or bis
injuries.
"When the Ace Bandate Company learned or my
condition, they declared a dividend," Blackie alleged.
The wrapper on his elbow shows.
·•People start out very sympathetic~" Blackie
explained. "They say something llke, 'Oh dear, you've got
Tennis Elbow.·
"RIGHT AWAY THEY "'ant to discuss whether it was
your backhand or fo~ehand smash that did the damage.
"I tell them I did mine operating a drill motor. lt_'s
actually Drill Motor Elbow. This isn't very fashionable 10
Newport Beach. Drill motors just don't turn on Newport
people like tennis. .
·'So the conversation stops right there and they Just
sort of drift away."
Blackie shouldn't 'reel too bad about that. At least the
Ace Bandage Company loves him.
Chief Justice Asks
Internship Program
WASHINGTON <AP) -Chief Justice Warren E . Burger called
today for an experiment in legal education aimed at improving
what he termed the law profession's greatest weakness -lawyers'
courtroom incompetency.
In remarks delivered to the American Law
Institute. Burger urged the organized bar to .provid~ in at least
three law schools legal intern programs offenng training not uo·
like that received by would:be lawyers a century ago.
Returning to a subject that led him to a sbowd~wn with the
American Bar Association in February, Burger satd his much·
publicized complaints about the adequacy of U.S. trial lawyers had
served some good.
"IT HELPED FOCUS ATI'ENTION on the problem," he said.
"The task now is to keep attention focused as we look for solu·
tions."
Burger drew healed responses from some lawyers after con-
tendi,ng that half of all U.S. trial lawyers inadequately represent
their clients.
At the bar association's convention in New Orleans. Burger re·
fused to back down from his estimated statistic but said that even
if the percent.age were lower. the level of courtroom advocacy is a
"serious problem."
NATION / WORLD
Israel Blasts Arms Deal
By Tbe Asaoclated Press
Prime Minister Menachem
Begin expressed today his gov·
ernment's "deep regret" over
U.S . Senate approval of the
Carter administration's Mideast
plane 'sale package and said the
deal violates American commit·
ments to the Jewish state.
"This is dennitely a negative
development from the viewpoint
or Israel's security." Begin told
reporters in Tel Aviv after brief·
ing Parllament's defense and
foreign affairs committee on th-: -~hree -way jet sal~ to Saudi 'Ari61a~ EgYf>t1m11'~raer.' " _,
THE UNITE& 3tates h~d
Cave Dwellers
made "an absolute and uncon.r:t1-
tional commitment in Sep-
tember 197 5 to e>ell F -16
warplanes to Israel. There was
no justification" for bunching
these sales together with sales to
Arab nations that "are an a state
or war with Israel."
Israel radio sald opposition
Labor Party members of the key
committee sharply criticized
Begin's handling of the affair.
Defense Minister Ezer
Weizman was quoted by the
Hebrew newspaper Maariv as
saying, "We fought against this
affair and I ho~ we won't have
ro·t1llic a.g:lLnSl'tlie lfi&ner.' -=
IN AN INTE RVIEW after
PrimitiVe Tribe
Found on Island
MANll..A. Philippines <AP> -A tribe of primitiv~ cave dwt:ll~rs
subsisting on a rough form or agriculture ha~ been discovered hvmg
in the crater of an extinct volcano on the island of Palawan, 430
miles southwest of Manila, the government says.
The announcement from the presidential palace called the 30·
family tribe "Taotbato," or
stone people, and said they were
living in caves clustered at dif· Manuel Elizade. rresidential
ferent levels along the wall of assistant for nations minorities.
the crater. Dr. Jesus Peralta, curator of the
TR'E1' ~~l\."'lmN~"'ftlS -natt(l'Ml'fMiseim , and" som~
made of hammered bark and photographers remained at the
live on casava. sweet potatoes scene to conduct more studies,
and other roots grown in the the government said
fertile,. valley m<?re t.han _1.000 THE ANNOUNCEMENT d1d
feet below the ~1le-w1de nm of not say what the tribe's popula·
the crau:r. Their water comes lion was, what type of tools it
from a nver that flows through used and how it was discovered.
the vall~y from a hug~ cave. But a government spokesman Presid~nt . Ferdinand E . said it could not be established if Marcos, his wtfe and. dau~h~er. the Taotbatos had ever been in
and government officials v1S1ted contact with other people.
the area <?n the s~uthem part of In 1971, another tribe of cave
the 27~·rrule-long island Monday dwellers called the Tasadays
by hehcopter. was discovered in a rain forest
Zaire Battle
Grows; U.S.
To Evacuate?
in the center of Mindanao
Island, in the southern Philip·
pines. There were 25 people in
that tribe, and they made their
loincloths from the leaves of or·
chids. They did not practice
agriculture and lived on wild
tubers and the pith of palm. The
only tools they had were ryde of
stone.
By ne Associated Press The Taotbatos were described
Several hundred Zaire govern· as sturdy, about five feet tall.
me n t par a troopers were with well-proportioned bodies.
dropped around the southem They apparently grow some
town of Kolwezi today in a coun· kind of tobacco, and the palace
ter-offensive aimed al regaining said. wear multi-colored
the copper-mining center from necklaces that af)pear to be
rebel forces, Zaire's Kinshasa made or beads and build fires by
radio said. striking stones together and us·
Monday's 54·44 Senate vole.
Weizman said, "l'm sorry this
whole thing happened "
A government spokesman said
the cabinet will meet soon to dis·
cuss the matter in depth.
There was no immediate reac
lion from the Arab world.
SENATE APPROVAL of
President Carter's arms sales
will not end debate about the
United States· commitment to
Israel. a friendship begun 30
years ago with the birth of the
Jewish state.
JJ> o.m>.QDe~ 9fJhe.~~iQ!l. warl)lane deal questionea the
strength or the commitment. an.d one senator said it ha, been
seve;ed. ·
But those arguments failed to
overcome intense administra-
tion lobbying that led to Mon·
day's vote allowi.ng the sales to
go through The senators also
voted to reject a resolution dis
approving the deal
SEVERAL SENATORS said
l'ictinu Bunted
they voted agalnsl stopping the
sales only with great reluctance.
out s aid they believed rejection
would harm the MlddJe East
pe.tce process by offending
Suud1 Arabia and Egypt.
Ca rter said aCter the vote that
the administration has new con·
hdence in its ability to persuade
Egypt and Saudi Arabia to dis·
play moderation.
But the opponents of the deal
saw a grave danger to Israel.
' "WllAT WE HAVE done is to
sever a commitment that has
11\sted 30 years ihat the Israelis wer~ 'folng-rn·-ge( wtrar"\i.a.:, -
necessary for their survival,"
satd Sen. 'Jacob J a vi ts. R·N. Y.
"Now there's a condition.··
Sen. Frank Church, D-Idaho,
added. "A message goes out to
Israel that what heretofore has
been an unconditional commit·
m ent to Is raeli security bas
given way to a new American
police. namely that we shall sup-
ply warplanes of the most ad·
vanced character to both sides."
.............
Mexico City firemen search for men believed 1.ost in the
rubble of the Astor Department Store. The ~·r~ began
Saturday and burned for 48 hours: the bu1ldmg -col -
lapsed Monday. Fi\'e bodies had been recovered but
more firemen were believed trapped. ' Belgian sources in Brussels ing dried moss as Under.
said an undetermined number of .--=----------------------------------------
Europeans have been reported
killed in the fighting in southern
Zaire. The State Department is
consideripg the evacuation or an
estimated 80 to 100 Americans
from the area.
THE INSURGENTS are at-
tempting for the second time 'in
14 months to take over copper·
rich Shaba, the southernmost
province in the Central African
nation and former Belgian col·
ony, and separate it from cen·
tral Zairean rule.
In Bonn, West Germany,
Foreign Minister Umba di
Lutete of Zaire claimed
government troops hal_ted the
invaders at Kolwez1 after
recapturing the town of
Mutshatsha. He was attending
an economic conference in
Bonn. . The Zaire government radio
report, monitored by the British
Broadcuting Corp. in London,
said the paratroop drop was part
of "l81'ge-scale air operations"
around Kolwezi to reinforce gov·
ernment ground forces near the
embattled town.
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Prop. 13
Phnse2
Delayed
SACRAMENTO CAP> -Tax
protest leader How a.rd' Jarvis
says he 1s holding back on his
"phase two" initiative until he
sees how the voters and the
Legislature respond to his
Proposition 13.
J arvls said Monday that his
second inillati,y,e would seek pro-
-·tect1on • ffom'o ther taxes tllaC
might be levied lo ma)Se up for
the loss of property tax revenue
under his first initiative.
He had announced in March
that he would try to qualify the
second initiative for this Novem·
ber's ballot.
. Ud Eftda•get>.-d
SACRAMENTO <AP> -State
schools chief Wilson Riles says
the Jarvis tax initiative en
[ __ PR_O_'P. _13_]
dangers more than SSOO m11l1on
a year in federal aid to
California's schools.
Tearful Farewell
Patricia I lcars t hid goodbye to an un1dcntif1ed friend as ~he
entered the Santa Rita mrnimum-se('unly pnson 111
Plea!-ianton. 30 miles east of San FranC'rsro. ;\1onda). to
finish hcrsen.•n-vearsentenre. Connctcd in Marth. 197fi. of
1oining he r kidnapper~ ma 1974 hank robber.'. shf.' \\as lrel'
on Sl million bond dunng her appeal. Sht· will be eltg1blf.! lor
parole in 14 months.
Church in Conflict Riles said Monday the money
depends on certain spending
levels of the school districts
which would be "virtually im·
~ possible"underJarvis . -ov -Gay-M• • ··nre-rtlttnmVe~sitiorr -r.r-er -1--1Q.:ters-OI' the June 6 ballot. would cut .Aa..aC
property taXces by an average of
57 percent. or about S7 billion SA N DIEGO <AP> -United Presbyterians met today in the throe:.
•. .,.care Tartk11'
LOS ANGELES <API -City
firefighters have voted to sup·
port Proposition 13, saying they
rlo not believe in layoffs
threatened if the measure
passes.
Local union president Lyle
Hall sai d Monda~ the
firefighters were not frightened
by the "scare tactics" or city ad-
ministrators. who have warned
that across-the-board cuts and
the closing of 36 fire s tations
t.·ould result if Proposition 13 is
approved
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LOS ANGELES CAP> If
voters approve Proposition 13,
rhe city's school system will
close down durmg the summer,
the school superintendent says.
But the effect of the JarVJs·
Gann initiative on regular school
terms beginning In Septebmber
-1s not so clear, William Johnston
said Monday.
"Gun to Beam'
SAN FRANCISCO <AP> --
Mayor George Moscone says the
city will have to close its
li braries. museums and parks.
end support for the city's bus
system and cut city employees·
hours and, wages to meet a $151
million hble in the budget if
Proposition 13 passes.
But Moscone's predictions.
made Monday. were ch~ged by Supervisor Quentin p.
who called them "dishonest a d
irre5ponsible ... a blunderbuss
threat."
of frerre contention over whether the church should ordain
acknowledged homosexuals to its ministry.
Such a step, as recommended by the majority of a study com·
mission, would be the first of its kind ever taken by a major Chns·
tian body.
THE PROPOSAL has stirred a
storm of conflict. considered the
sharpest and most emotional in
the church's mo(lern history,
with threats of revolt and
schism mingling in the tumult.
Conner, campus pastor at
Oregon Stale University. added
in a sermon prepared for today's
opening communion service at
San Diego's Convention Center:
"Let us never assume that our
particular position is necessarily
a deeper expression of personal
faith than that of one who dis·
agrees with us."
"Never has an issue generated
such explosive reactions." com-
mented the Rev. Roger Allen of
Albert Lea, Minn. He said ex-
treme as~ts. such as calls for
l·hur<'hw1de purges. are "really
frightening... D'at N.; ~n "It 's been blown out of propor-Tl ~
tion ... said a lay delegate. John
Merchan.l of Sequim , Wash.. U •ta1 • d
blaming the conflict on a "small uospi ize
pressure group lobbying" for or.
dination of homosexuals.
A SPECIAL 19·mcmber task
force worked two years on the
question of ordaining avowed
homosexuals. with a majority of
14 concluding such ordination
should be allowed if the can·
didates were otherwise
qualified. A minority of five dis-
sented.
As delegates from across the
country gathered for the opemng
session of the denomination's
nine-day 190th General As
sembly, its moderator. the Rev.
John Conner of Eugene. Ore .
urged umty despite differences.
He said threats of quitting the
2.6 milhon-member church have
been "relatively few. and some
of them are more an expression
LONG BEACH IAP>
Former first lady Pat Nixon has
been admitted to Long Beach
Memorial Hospital for treat-
ment or a lung infection, a
hospital spokeswoman said .
Susan Pescar said Monday
that Mrs. Nixon's condition was
good and that she was "resting
comfortably .... Her physician.
Dr. John Lundgren. said Mrs.
Nixon. 66, probably will stay in
the .hospital until the end of the
week.
Although no members of her
family were present when Mrs.
Nixon ar ri ved from San
Clemente al 2:20 p.m .. her
husband. former President
Richard Nixon. visited her in the evening.
"He's putting a gun to
voters' heads." Kopp said.
the of tension and anxiety than a de-
The hospital is the same one in
which Nixon underwent surgery
for phlebitis. term mation to leave."
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TUOlday, May 16, 1978 DAILY PILOT 1t ~
Pot Poison Probed~
·Lung Damage Linked to Toxic Spray,
SAN DIEGO cA P I County
health officials have linked
marijuana sprayed with the tox
ic defoliant paraquat to lung
damage suffered by a man
treated at a community clinic.
County Health Director John
Philp. in a letter Monday to
Supervisor Roger Hedgecock.
said it's the first incident of
possible paraquat poisoning re·
ported to his department
THE SUPERVISORS planned
additional discussions today on
what the county should do to find
out if paraquat is a health
hazard to thousands of county
marijuana smokers.
Philp told supervisors last
week he had no evidence that
the herbicide. sprayed onto Mex·
1can marijuana groves under a
Joint Mexican-U.S. eradication
program. was making smokers
sick .
BUT HEDGECOCK disagreed
with Philp's contention that the
county should avoid studying the
paraquat problem and urged the
health chief to look into two
possible cases of poisoning
ca u sed by 1nhal1ng the
herbicide.
Peter Szutu. an administrator
at the Beach Area Community
Clinic. said symptoms or one
man who admitted smoking
about an oun<'c of marijuana a ----·---·---·-
week tor several years included
a bronch1t1s like cough. spitting
up blood and sores around' the
mouth. He said the man indicat·
ed Pharm Chero Laboratories
had found paraquat contamina·
t1on in a sample of his marl-
• Juana.
PHILP WAS UNCERTAIN
whether the symptoms 'proved
paraquat poisoning because the
"National Institute of Drug
Abuse makes no mention of
acute poisoning nor the expected
symptomology from s moking
Mex1can-1mporled mariJuand
which had been contaminated with paraquat "
Institute officials in March re·
ported that tests on laboratory·
am m als showed smoking three
to five paraquat-tainted joints
daily could provoke irreversible
lung damage.
PHILP HAS INDICATED as
much as a third of marijuana
available here could be con·
taminated with the noxious de·
foliant.
Szutu says that until doctors
learn about paraquat and how it
can affect their patients. county
health officials won't be able to
determine whether the chemical
will cause a rash of lung ail-
ments
"THE PROBLEM IS that doc· .
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He called for seminars or
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educate phys1c1ans on how to
recogni.i:e paraquat-induced ail I
men ts
Jet Curfew
To Get Struly
I
SAN DIEGO IAPI -State or .
ficials will delay extending thtt
curfew on jet aircraft operatior\si
at Lindbergh Field to allo\\-1
federal officials more time t~
study errects of the shortened'
rtighttime operating hours. t
I A Federal Aviation <\d i
ministration omc1al said Mon-1
day the agency will look intq
··a11 the ramifications of the er
feels of such a curfew." includ•
1ng whether a state·ordered
curfew of aviation operation~
here might set a national preccJ
dent for other airports.
Lindbergh Field says it 1s th~
only major U.S. airport that ha!\
a sta te -mandated airport
curfew
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U CI a Fine Site
For Music Center
News that the UC Irvine campus is very much 111 th~
running as the site for a proposed S24 million music
center tn Orange County should be greeted with cheers
along the coast.
Although the final choice between UCI and a Santa
Ana location apparently will not be made until July. it's
indeed heartening to think that the county eventually
ma y have a worthy center for major musical and
theatrical events .
The l'O mplex as proposed would rival the Los Angeles
Music Center in importance. with a 3.400-seat·.mam
pavilion and a s maller . 800-seat forum. Restaurants.
exhibit halls and conference rooms would be included.
Despite its growing population. the county has been
;sin g ularly lac kin g in adequate facilities for the
pr~sentation of symphony concerts. operas. ballets and big
! theatrical productions . .
And devotees or these arts have covered many miles
and burned up lots or gas trekking up to Los Angeles to
enjoy them.
Whether or not UCI is the chosen site. the Qrange
·County Music Center wilt not spring up overnight. First
'there'll have to be a major fund-raising drive; then some
: two years would be needed for construction.
Uul there arc those who remember when the.idea or
building a major university on the coast seemed like a
distant dream. That dream came true. a nd now that the
campus is a reality it 's time to work for another
enriC'hing addition to our culture and lifestyle
• There will be 13 proposUions on the June 6 ballot. The
Daily Pilot Will of fer comment and recommendations on all the
propositions between now and election day. • • •
:Bonds Merit Support
PROP. I on the June 6 ballot. the State School Build·
ing Aid Bond Law. 1s designed to reduce the cost or build·
ing ?r re~abilitating schools by ~ng t.he state's AAA ~·rl'dtl rating to enable local school districts to obtain low
interest. 30-year loans .
It would authorize the issuance or up to S350 million in
s tate bonds. but no project could be undertaken without t~e _app~\.al of local_ voters. This is a continuatiop of
earlter siatc _sch~I a1~ programs and is or special im· port~nce to ~1stncts with .Pr_oblems of _enrollment growth
or "1th older school bu1ldmgs need mg restoration. It woul~ enable such districts to meet their needs at a sub-
stantial saving at no cost to taxpayers in other districts.
The Daily Pilot recommends a YES vote on Prop. J. •••
PROP. 2, the Clean Water and Water Conservation
Bond law. would provide S375 million in state bonds to ma_t ~~ federal and local funds for construction of
{ac1lilles fo~ sewage treatment and water reclamation to
fllect pollution s tandards set by federal law. Only 34 per
eent of the state s local waste water treatment facilities
now meet these standards. -
i'~ailure to pass Prop. 2 couJd result in doubling of ~cal costs for federally mandated sewage treatment and
water recycling facmties. Passage of the proposition
would genera.Le up to S2 billion in federal funds and create
thousands of Jobs on water treatment projects.
A YES vote on Prop. 2 is recommended.
Boost for Solar
PROP. 3 on the June 6 ballot would offer a temporary
tax exemption on energy systems not using fossil fuels
I oil. natural gas or coal>.
The installation of solar energy equipment for
residential use is expensive. And the thought that the tax
assessor is standing by waiting lo slap on some additional
property tax as soon as it's installed is enough to
discourage many property owners.
Prop. 3 would put into effect legislation already
passed and signed by the governor. It provides for a
five.year exemption from additional property tax on solar.
geothermal and other alternative energy systems.
Existing law a lready orrers an income tax deduction
to offset some of the cost or solar energy installations.
The proposed additional tax exemption on the units
themselves could further encourage less affluent
property owners to make the desirable switch to
alternative energy sources. It also could stimulate
producuon or such equipmenL
This would,_ in no way place an additional tax burden
on those who continue to use traditional heating and
cooling apparatus.
A YES vote on Prop. 3 la recommended.
• Opinions expressed In the space above are those of the Dally Piiot.
Other views expressed on this page are thole or their authors and
artists. Reader comment Is Invited. Address The Dally Piiot, P .O.
Box 1560, Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) 642--4321.
Boyd/Burglars
ByL.M.BOYD
Q. "You once said the
police can tell whether a
room bas been ransacked by
a proressional or an amateur
by looking al tbe dresser
drawers. nw "· lf all the . drawers are left open, It was
a pro. U only tbe bottom
drawers an tel\ open, It was
an amateUT. Why so!"
Dear
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Good news! Special
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phlet telll ol reductJoa lo eQ>eOMS by sending
only one pamphlet to
each family. About
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received two pamphlete
to the mall -my
A. The amateur usually
starts at the top drawer and
works down. thus having to
c10f5e each drawer to gel lnto
the next one. The pro usually
starts at the bottom and
works up. thua galnlng Ume
by not having to close any
drawer.
Q. "Whal were the names
or the original Siamese
twins?''
A. Chang and En& Bunker.
In the Thai language, Chang
and Eq mean right and left.
They weren't caUed Siamese
twin• ln Slam, 1DcldentaUy.
Being of Cblne1e deacent,
they were called the Chlnete
twins.
Q. "What were thole lbree
lnventloas that wm Rogers
aald were theJreateat 1lnce the beglonlng lime?"
A. ''The Ure, the wheel,
and central banklnc."
Rowland Ev8D8 I Robert Novak '"
Federal Pension 'Time Bomb'
WASHINGTON -Although
President Carter promised that
the "first and most direct ef·
forts" to slop inflation would be
"within government itself." he
Ignored the inflation machine
that automatically spends
billions of taxpayer dollars to
support retired federal workers
in relative luxury. "
Few inside the government
itself are even bailly aware of
this machine.
or the built·in
Political time
bomb il COO·
t a 1 n s . I n
about 20
yea r s lax ·
payers wlll be
obligated to
an almost un-
imaginable
$361 billion of
pens ion rights due retired
federal workers. but not covered
by contributions.
Because federal workers have
some of the country's most
powerful unions. most polili·
cians do not hear the bad news.
They prefer ignorance. in hopes
of put.ting, orr the day of political
reckoning. Unions are to be
Earl Waters
feared; unknowing taxpayers
are not.
Public opinion polls shOw
American voters today on the
brink of a true taxpayers' revolt.
Dlscovery of the spiraling
Treasury theft each year lo p~
guaranteed retirement benefits
to federal workers could put
them over the brink and maybe
into the streets.
UNLIKE OTHER pension
plans. the government's retire·
menl systems today have legal
obligations about $120 bllUon
higher than income from
matching contributions of
federal workers and their
federal employers By actuanal
statistics. over the next 20 years
this s pread between mcome and
obligations will pass the SJOO
billion mark.
Where will thes e immense
sums of money come from? Out
of the U.S. Treasury for future
decades. adding untold billions
to the federal deficit and Creal·
ing ever more momentum lo the
spiral of inflation.
The Insouciance on Capitol
Hill was typified last week when
Sen. Gaylord Nelson introduced
new legislation to put all federal
employes under Social Security
as lhe first step to end ruture
taxpayer.financed pensions.
Nelson was told by one of the
foremost leaders in Congress:
"This can't be needed, because
the retlreP'tent system has
always paid its own way." Thus,
congressional fancy.
IN POI~ of fact. federal
employes -postal workers.
forest rangers. Congressmen.
government lawyers, to name
only a few -contributed under
$3 billion to their retirement
syalems last year. The govern·
ment <meaning taxpayers) paid
in $9.3 billion-$3 billion lo match
those contributions plus S8 3
billion from "geperal revenues,"
1nv1s1ble 1n departmental
budgets.
By 1985. these rederal
employes will pay $4.2 billion
and the taxpayers will pay $17.9
billion. based on an un ·
realistically low inflation rate or
4 percent. The inflation rate gov-
erns the cost or money borrowed
from the Treasury and built-In
federal pay hikes that
automatically increase retire·
'ment benefits.
These figures do not include
the even more generous. noncon·
y
trlbutory military retirement
plan. Its cost: Sl3 bilUon by 1985.
The stair of the Ci vii Service
Commission completed a secret
report on the pyramiding cost of
federal retirement pay a year
ago. Considering 1ls political
dynamite, secrecy was un·
derstancjable. Nelson. chairman
of the Senate Social Security
subcommittee. ran into a stone
wall when he began bis study of
future civil service pension
costs. Only after Associated
Press reporter Brooks Jackson
obtained a copy or the report and
publisbed highlights was it sent to
Nelson
WELL AWARE of the polilicaJ
passion he will unleash. Nelson
sees only one solution: put
federal workers under the SociaJ
Security system <which will not
dip into the Tre.asury if Congress
does not change tax hikes
passed last year). Thal would
gradually phase out the lux-
urious non·Social Security
systems which are creating a
privileged class of Americans.
Special privilege for retired
federal workers. financed by all
taxpayers, is breathtaking. Most
of the 75 different federal retire·
ment plans work on this princi-
ple: the worker and his agency
each pay about 7 percent of
-salary-into a ~etiremeflt-#tlnd.
Bul those pa)"tnenls are not
nearly adequate to pay present
and future obligations <which in·
creased $18 billion over con-
tributions in 1977 alone>.
The forgotten taxpayer. under
Social Security, work~ 10 years
to be eligible for benefits; a
federal worker earns his after
five years. The unprivileged
non-government worker gets re-
duced benefits al age 62; a
federal worker can retire wilh
full benefits al SS.
PRESIDENT Carter's anti-
Inflation speech made only
slight obeisance to the federal
government's wondrous infla·
tion machine: he opted for a 5.5
percent federal pay hike this
year, down from around 7.5 per-
cent. That might seem bearable
considering that most federal
workers got a 10 percent in-
crease last year.
Federal employe unions
screamed in protest lo Mr.
Carter, but their howls wouJd be
drowned out if the American tax-
payer knew what was really going
on.
How Bureaucrats Overrule Legislators
Little notice has been given to
what ls undoubtedly the most
important measure on the Juoe
ballot next to the property tax is·
sue. This is Prop. 5 which would
nullify a 1976 Supreme Court rul-
ing which gave unwarranted
powers lo administrative agen·
cles to overrule the Legislature.
This startling decis ion was
handed down in support of a
Public
Utilities Com·
mission find·
lng that a
legislative
enactment
was un -
conslitu -
tlonal. It
opened the
door tor
other ad · minlstr atlve agencies to dis·
regard laws distasteful to them.
Indeed it was immediately
selied upon by lhe Alcoholic
Beverage Control Appeals
Board which declared the slate's
rair trade liquor Jaw unconstitu-
tt on al despite the ract the
Le"lslature had reviewed that
Sydney Barris
law endlessly. each lime refus·
ing to repeal it. And despite the
fact the courts had ruled it con·
stitutional.
The issue then In Prop. S is
simply who shall make the
laws? Shall it be those elected
by the people to represent them
in the Legislature or shall it be
appointees, elected by nobody.
serving on the various ad·
ministrative agencies?
ONE MAY flnd great Irony In
the fact that the highest court.
which zealously guards Its
powers, seemed wi111ng lo
delegate judicial power to com·
missions composed of persons
for wblch Utere ls oo require-
ment that they evflff have legal
training. let alone judicial ex·
perience.
But. even worse, as Justice
Stanley Mosk observed in a well
studied dissent, concurred in by
Justice Raymond Sullivan. "It is
Incongruous ror the will of the
people to be thwarted by a 1ov·
ernmental body which exlata On·
ly to Implement that will.''
Mosk certainly didn't approve
of the court's cavalier delega·
lion of judicial powers eat.her.
"Declaring a statute unconsUtu·
tional," he wrote, "represents
the highest exercise of judicial
power and one even the
judiciary is reluctant to ex·
ercise."
THE RULE making powers of
administrative agencies is an
extemlon or legislative aut.bori-
ty, an extension which itself bas
been the subject or much argu·
ment over the separation or
powers as provided by the con-
stitution. Nevertheless, the
Legislature has taken to the
practice of enacting general
policy and leaving the details to
be spelled out by the admlnistra·
lion In regulations which have
all the ef1ect or duly enacted
statutes.
The initial idea may have
been workable but in the past 50
years these agencies have ex-
panded rapidly and obviously
been carrle~ away by their
rulemaking powers. Moves are
afoot to clamp down on them by
re~alUng some of that delegated
authority. Several proposals
have been advanced which
would require all administrative
regulations to be ratified by the
Legislature.
BUT UNTIL the Legislature
does act to control the ad·
ministrative regulatory boards.
the Supreme Court action has
made it imperative that the peo·
pie act to preclude those agen·
clea from overruling their elect-
ed representatives.
Senator John Holmdabl has
recognized that need by author-
ing Prop. 5 and his view is con-
curred in by the majority of the
Legislature which tras placed
the proposal on the ballot.
Citizens who believe the
bureaucracies already have rar
too much power will vote a re·
sounding "yes" on Pror· s which
natty states they shal have no
power to declare laws 11n-
conatllutlonal and no authority
to refuse to enforce laws on such
grounds unless a determination
has been made by the courts.
Why Must We Base Our Econotny on Obsolescence?
Herblock, tbe political car-the repairman as ~yond all
toonist, has scoured this country help. in a terminal state of de·
and Europe in search of a cay. It was about ~ight years
particular ltind or sort carbon old. which is pretty fair these
stick he used for years and likes days. given Lhe average rate or
belt for drawing. It cannot be bullt·in obsolescence for home
fodnd anywhere, he sighs. gadgets.
Tbla disappointment bu
caused him to formulate BUT I couJd not rind a griddle
Herblock's that had the same splendid
Law: "It it'1 features as this one, which was
1ood, they'll another melancholy vindication
atop making of Ht?rblock's Law: It was the
It.•' To my bOlt griddle we ever had, so they
mind, the sad stopped ma.klmt It. All the others
• x I o m de -1 looked at had on interior ct,.
''•er v ea a sl1n. and drained poorly. I
p 1 a c e of phoned the manufacturer. and
honor along all the solace I got wag some
w l th Mur -dim advice to hunt around tor a
than the exception in our
society.
I used to buy the same shoes
at the same shop year after
year. Suddenly. for no reason
that was ever explained to me,
the company changed the let
that had tilled my foot so com·
f ortably, and It wu no tonier
possible to buy a p1lr of shoes
without a ghastly period of
"breaking·in."
Uably told. are even more in·
furiatlog. If a woman buys an
article and is pleased with it,
there ls almost never any way
she can purchase the same ob-
ject even a rew months later. ll
hu vanished utterly in the
mMlstrom of ruhlon. and she
must haunt the bazaars and re-
11le shops in lbe wan booe o'
finding its duplicate.
COMMODITfES that wo:rk
THE LADY I live with 1et1 a well. that rit well, that look well,
new station wagon every three ought to be preserved ln the
ye.rs. same make, same modft. marltet·placc, lbeir llfe·sl)an
And every three yeara abe ls protracted unlit sometbln1
met with what she calls 'dlalm-aenu\nelybetterJ.acJevised.
provements" lo the new modol. Britain, foT all It.a atod0 lnea, Lillie conventences abe Ukcd ..
------btlebnd'• and-ml ..
II you're or Finnish des·
cent. you might want to vtslt
Lake Wortb·Lanuna. Fla.
Nowbere el.st In the westem
~ SG~f'tntaftt!.
eh1'1 Law, aecond·hand apeclmtn of the old "muan'IT.lw, anCft.be Pet.er srtddlc.
disappear, to be repla~ by atUl obeys thltJ sturdy common·
chanaes for the worse. 1'be lut suae principle In m~t of Ill
time three ylbar~a o s"'-1ooda. n ls American businea O.H.
~'Io-. cu11•1 -.., "''"' ., .......,, .... .... ~ ....... .. ·~lJ:l!' .... .
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born Ame:ricam.
It's Wecal ID Color•do to lbrow ~ 11 a brtde
and 1room except rice.
..
Principle, u a plece ol pickled II this were an l5ol1ted caae. I wtadotnf«t.bemotlem~ __ .__wd ggt bogbcr to wutuood
I ~t ol thil when our old publlc t.P•H In ven1lnf m.Y
1rtddl• went oo tho lril.l la.st trt•lal db~Umten~ But tt
monlf\, and wu diagnosed by bas become rar more lbe tule
• • nv -so proud ol lta economic "con ~--.. ~ ~ ""• m -a -1nauar rolled down. ' (all.a &o Mlllrte and Nti.l.n the
Women's clothes. I am re-bat from the past.
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Dangers ih . Burger Cooking Cited
NEW YORK <AP> -Hamburcen
cooked too long at temperatures
above D decrees Fahrenheit in an el~tric frying pan or electric home
hamburger-cooking appliance can
produce canctt-causlng subatances.
a research team has reported,
The hamburgers cooked under
these conditions give off chemical
substances_salled mutagens, which
··may reptescnt a risk of cancer in
people." according to researchers
from Washington University's Center
for the Biology of Natural
Substances.
THEY SAID MONDAY the same
substance. aJso have been found ln
several tommerclal food prepara·
lions that lnclw!e beef extract.
The team at ijle St. Louis, Mo., un-
ivenity ls &eaded by Dr. Barry Com·
moner. a noted biologist and environ·
mentalist.
"Fortunately." Commoner said .
"our results also show that regard·
less of how large or small it eventual·
ly turns out to be, the risk can be re-
duced to zero by choosing an ap·
proprlate cooking procedure.··
THE RESEARCH RESULTS show
that th8'ubstances do not appear if
the hamburger is broiled under a
heat source or in a microwave oven.
Commoner sald. Also, the ri!k can be
reduced if the hamburger is fried
only to the rare stage, he said.
"Apparently the crucial factors are
the cooking temperature and the
ttme of cooking, .. he said. "The tem·
peratures produced by a broiler or a
microwavQoven are not as hot as thole
produced in an electric hamburger.
maker, and therefore. produce fewer
mutagens."
Mutagens are &gents that can
cause genetic changes. Scientists say
that almost all substances that are
mutagens also are capable or causing
cancer.
THE RESEARCH WAS presented
m a pDper at the annual meeting of
the American Society of '
Microbiologists. which opened Mon·
day m Las Vegas.
Commoner said the researchers
had not studied other cooked meats.
He said once scientists determined
the moleclJlar structure or the
mutagens and the precise chemical
reactions responsible for their fo rma·
lion in cooked beef and beef extract,
then experiments could be made to
see whether they can cause cancer in
test animals.
Play Diseovered C alifornia
Wins High
Cometly Hemingway's Fint Work?. Court Rule
NATICK. Mass. CAP) -A frothy,
cornball cotnedy called "Hoklllll'' -
never published and only recenUy
discovered -1s believed to be the
first professional work of Ernest
Hemingway, who co·authored the play at 21.
"This is Ernest Hemingway's first
book," said William Young, the rare
book dealer who hunted down the
play.
HE SAID THE three-act play is a
...___,·.:i~.WbU:.Jmeoriant .. disJ:pveu_. •.
-because of ltemingway-.s ·position
among 2l>th century authors.
Princeton historian Carlos Baker .
a Hemingway biographer. s&Jd be
found a letter written by Hemingway
lo a friend io which Hemingway
wrote that be and Morris McNeil Musselman were doing a 50-50
collaboration on a play.
''The ract that Hemingway did col-
1 a borate on this hitherto un-
discovered thing does give it some
significance. His name alone on it is
apt to create something or ;a stir."
Baker said in a telephone interview.
BUT BAKER CAUTIONED that
Musselman -a high school chum of
Hemingway in Oak Park, JIJ., who
became a successful film writer in
Hollywood -proba bly wrote more of
the play than Hemingway.
"I would be skeptical that Hem-
ingway did half of it." said Baker.
"But how can you tell who did what
in a collaboration?"
,.,.~
CO-AUTHORED PLAY
Ernest Hemingway
Hemingway's name does not ap.
pear on the final version of the play,
but the first page of the scenarto
begins: "Hokum, a play in three acts
by Morris McNeil and ·Ernest M.
Hemingway."
MUSSELMAN TYPED THE
scenario on the batj< of copies of the
Chicago Police Del>artment's Daily
Bulletin. It was accompanied by
Musselman's instructions to Hem-
ingway for writing the first acL
WASHINGTON <AP>
-The U.S. Supreme
Court haa r uled that
CallrornJa and not the
federal government con·
lrols the submerged
lands and waters sur·
rounding the Channel
Islands National Monu·
ment.
Voting S-3,lhe justices
ruled Monday in favor of
California in its compel· ln-g-:claim wiln....Ih e ·:: -
Justice Department
over who should control
submerged lands and
water with.in one mile of
Anacapa and Santa
Barbara islands in the
Pacific Ocean.
WRITING FOR the
court. J ustice Potter
Stewart int&rpreted a
1953 federif law, the
Submerged Lands Act.
as giving dominion over
the area to California.
Justice Byron R.
White wrote a dissenting
opln1on, In which Cbtef
Jus tice Warren E .
Burger and Justice
Harry A. Blackmun
joined. Justice Thurgood
Marshall took no part in
deciding.the case.
A UCIJ J.()IW
GOT l/SOtRCIJMPER.
THANKS A MIL.Ual.
S IOO TIObt
Sen. Ma rk llal·
f1(>ld. R-Oregon.
ha ~ co m e up
\\1th a new twist
sn fund rais ing
aimed at giving
s upp o rters
··som e thing
othe r than in·
diges tion:· a n
aide says. Give
him SlOO and
he ·11 send you a
plutt' with
his autograph in
the midcjle.
• .. ANO MY VAClfTION.
7HAHl<S A MJWOll.
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Until now, historians believed
Hemingway's first book was "Three
Stories and Ten Poems, .. published
in France in 1923.
"Ho.cum," copyrighted June 4,
_ 1921. concerns a starving artist's
scheme to wed a rich society girl.
A line of dialogue ln the scenario
explains the pJay's title. A friendly
con man asks the artist: "Ah, my
child, my innocent and misled en·
Cant: have you never beard of
hokum , what is known in tbe
vernacular or the bourgeoisie as
bull?"
CALI FORNIA HAD
hoped to gain legal con·
trol of the area, rich
with kelp. It presumably
now is free to lease out
plots for kelp harvest·
tog.
The federal govern·
meot claimed it wanted to maintain control of
the area to preserve.-
otters and other maftne
mammals. But state of·
flcials argued that sea·
life protection already is
being assured by the
California Department
oC Fi.sh and Game.
•. AND OU/i NW1 /IOOF.
7HANltS A MILLJON.
••. ANO MY DIPLOMA.
7HAllKS A MIUJOll.
.. IT'S CORNBALL," SAID Young.
who is pubUshing a limited edition of the play.
But he says it has nashes of Hem-
ingway's famous style: "His biller
vernacular is evident here in its inf an cystages ..
Rotary to Drop
Duarte C hapte r
TOKYO <AP> -The annual con·
vention of Rotary International today
upheld the decision by Its board of
directors last February to terminate Hemingway, who committed
suicide in 1961, won the Pulitzer prize
for fiction in 1953 and the Nobel Prize
in literature a year later. Among his
most highly regarded novels are
"The Sun Also Rises," "A Farewell
to Arms" and "For Whom the Bell
Tolls"
the membership or its club in Duarte, ---------Calif.
YOUN~ BEGAN TRACKING
down the play a.ft.er he bought a nine-
page scenario for the first act at an auction last fall.
The club's membership in Rotary
I nternational was terminated
because it admitted three women in
1977 despite Rotary membership pro-
visions stipulating that each member
"shall be an adult male person or
good character and good business
and professional reputation."
You can Cltarge
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Through detectives., Young found
that the play was copyrighted under
Musselma n's pen name. Morris
McNeil. Then he obtained a copy
from the U.S. Copyright Office in Washington.
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IS ping
Y2%off the nonnaJ interest
., rate until July 31
If you've been thinking about taking
out a loan, there's no better time than
right now. United California Bank is
offering most Simple Interest Personal
Loans of SlOOO or more at 1/2% off the
usual interest rate. And, if you have a
United Account~ you'll sa~ another
'h% interest on your loan-a total of
1% off the normal rate .
iba can ewa apply byphoae.. ow •(800)252-0222.
Just c11J this toll-free number between
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our loan representatives will take your
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UCB's Loan Sale ends July 31, 1978,
so pick up your phone and caH us
today. Or drop by any UCB branch.
You 'U be glad you did.
This special limited·ttme offer d~s
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loans. mobile home loans; mobile
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QUEENIE
"Let's face at Without excess profits we dor't have moll·
vat1on -so let's not lose our molJvalJon'"
Clemente Gets
Free Services
Additional in · form a lion or appoint·
ments are available by
ca !ling the service
center. 498-3322. or the
Lido Club Marks 50th
'To promote. encourage and develop yacht·
mg. both su1l and power. aod encourage a high
standard or yachttnc act1 v1ttes and promote yacht
racing and crwi,1n(! with ii strong junlor Pl'O·
gram "
Thos~ were the word! of a proclamation SO
years ago when the land on which LIYC ex.isis to-
day wab designated as a yacht club. That was the
year. 19a8. when the Lido Isle Community Associa·
t1on was incorporated
But it was some 20 years later before LIYC
became what Is known today as a fuJl-fledged
yacht club. It was incorporated in 1946 and accept·
ed into the family of the Southern CalifornJa
Yachting ..Usociation in 1948.
MEMBERS AND GUESTS CELEBRATED
the 50th year of the club Saturday at the Opening
Day ceremonies conducted by Commodore Dave
Tingler and his flag orricers John Franco. vice
commodore. and Ed Koll. rear commodore
The half·century of service to )Ulchting makes
LJYC the third oldes t of the six yacht clubs in the
harbor area It Mill occupies the building original-
ly incorporated by the Commumtv Association.
LIYC has lived up lo the purposes for which it
was founded. Durmg the years it has turned out
some of the winningest skippers in the sport and
its junior program b second to none in Southern
California.
THE CLUB'S BURGEE WITH THE WHITE
field with the red cross or St. George and a blue
fouled anchor was adopted from the blending of
the burgees of the Royal Yacht Squadron of
England and the South Coa8t Corinthi~n Yacht
Club of California.
Public health nu~es
a re available in ~n
Clemente every Tues·
day morning t.o provide
free health assessments,
guidance and referral.
The service is sponsored
t1Y'"' t~ Ore:nge County
Public Health depart-
ment.
county public health Since the club's inception. partlcuJar attention
nurse division, S:W·7616. has been paid Lo the development of young skip---.::..-===.·-:-::--~rs . The J~ .... ~:-&gr~as iMOgated trt-1946-by
D.ora llill. former mayor of Newport Beach and
the late Tom Rutll;r
BOA TING / OBITUAAlES
Year . PUBl.IC N()'tJCE
PUBl.JC NOTICE
,tCTITIOUS 8USINl.SS ...... 5TAT9'MllMT
TM tollOolflf!O P«tiOf\ ll 00.11$ b">o
NH•l MAHA(,EME N' Pl..V~. G~1'
1toop04nt Or , HuntonQtOfl Be«". CA n...
Oott C. fliOUS, 9U1 AoclJ)Olnt Or Hwflll~tOft ..._.,,CA..,._
""' t>wl-•$ <Ondu<led by ... '" dlvkklel.
OonC.-H Tiii• ,,,_, wti 111«7 will\ lhr
CA><>11ty Cl*'• of Of•"99 Co..n1y on All'il11.1f11. .. ..,.,.
Pul>lttlled Or~ Coast OlllY Piiot,
Mer 2. •. 1', n, ••1• tfOS./d
PUBLIC NOTICE
"CTITIOUS IUSINEU •AMS STATaMaMT
Tiie tollowlno "''°"' .,. do1n11 OusllleUOI
j.11/ING IMAGES. :MMS JtllNv Orlv.r: .;.":·~< ... -. ~ ... -•
Ut
O•nt1y 8ryMf ~'""·JOO Jt"~• Orlve. "A''. t.G&i. •w. C.trforntd
Ut 1' he pa lot pr OJ ect
ope rat es at the
Nei1.;hborhood Multi·
Service Center, 1 JO W.
~tariposa. s a1<t Dr
!\t orton Nelson. count~
health offi cer.
FARM GALS
LOW PAID GIRL SCOUTS HOIST COLORS AT LIYC OPENING DAY RITES Oe-tf> MldlMI G<;lnn. JOO Jtl
fe rJ Orov~. ''A'. Cost• Mn•
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Among services of·
fered b)' the nurses are
help with paUenis who
have special dietary
needs, with home care
of handicapped persons,
"ith infant and child
care and with parentini;t.
They also provide
vre~nancy counseling.
Degree Won
Barbara L)nn Smith.
daughter or Mr. and Mrs.
Dlfle Arlen Smith of
Nt>wport Beac h. will
receive he r B.A. degree
m sociology from Taber
Colle ~in Hills boro.
Kan
CllOWL
l..V(tl..E A CROWL, rHtcHnl of
L•oun• HUI\ l.~•sur• Worto C•
P•>"d •••Y Qt\ M.av IS. IQ11 Prtvloul
ro\1dfnl ot Hunhngton P•ri. Cd fOf' SS
VUr\ Su<V•-Ill' d.IUOhlPf 8•r!NrA
Crifloy of Soulh v..~ c.. .. >Otl> Or
Cl>•rle\ Crowl ol N-l>Ofl ~•<I>. C• ,
HITlt\ Crowl ol Fulluton C. •nd
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May II. 1911 ., ' 00 p M Momorl•I
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Friend\ m.ty v1\U .tt H4lv•r'ton Luce
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HIQlon Park, C.. on Wedne\lla1 M•t
11. 1918 un111 9 00 P M. Halv~non Lu<e
Mortu•ry dlrecton..
HAll..IDAY
WILLIAM A H"l..LIOAY. resident 01 l..•Quna Hiiis, C.. Pu~ •way on
Mo 1', 1971. Sur.,..., by his wife
Cnrts\le ol uaun• Htlls. C•., son
w1111om R-rl Hallldoly of Newp0n
Beacll. C•. llllUV"le• Jor<• Adolal<M
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SACRAMENTO (AP>
Feruale farm workers
suffer from low pay and
poor working conditions
and most of them wish
they had a different job,
according to the
California Commission
on the Status or Women.
The commission said
that it interviewed 400
female farm workers and
200 male farm workers in
Fres no and Imperial
counties.
Crime Rises
LOS ANGELES CAP>-
Crime in Los Angeles
County rose sharply in
the first three months of
1978 . S her i ff Peter
Pitchess reported.
Dftatlt Notire•
Deaths ~
Elsewhere
SAN FRANCISCO
1APJ -Phillip E.
Blecber, 48. executive
director of the
Ca lifornia Public
Utilities Commission.
died Monday of an ap-
parent heart attack.
WESTPORT. Conn.
<AP) -Alexander Kip·
nls, 87. an international·
ly known basso who
s tarred at the
Me tropo litan Opera
from 1940 to 1952, died
Sunday. Kipnis won
c ritical acclaim for
roles in the Operas
"Boris Godunov" and
"Di e Gotterdam .
merung."
DURHAM. N.C. <AP)
-Or. Henry W. Newson,
68, a Duke University
nuclear phuSicist who
was Instrumental in
propellln~ the wocld into
the Atom.Jc Age with the
c reattoo or the first
self ·sulitaining nuclea r
chain reaction in 1942,
died Sunda~.
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C•ll 642-5678.
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PUBLIC NOTICE
"
ORANGE COUNTY I POLI TICS I AT YOUR SERVICE Tuesday, May 16, 1978 DAILY PILOT A9
SolOns Push Law, Order in Newport
··Got a problem'> Then wnte to Pat Dunn Pol wUl
cut rtd t~. getting the an.t1«rs ond octum &IOU ~
to 1otoe ~1e1 in govenim~t and bu.nMs.t. Motl
JIOUr quelt'°"3 to Pat Dunn, At }'.'our Service. Oran~
Cooat DaUy Pilot, P.O. Bor 1560, Costa Mesa, CA
fn626. As many letters as po~ wtll be-an.tuJtred,
but phoMd 1nqumes or Letters not including the
re~·s f\IU name. address. o1ld ~ness hour.s• phone
numbercannot ~consu1ered. Thucolumn<»ippearadai·
ly e:zcept Saturdays."
Free Boolu llelp Con• .... en
DEAR READERS: The slate Department of
ConsDmer Affairs bas annoUllced ll has a number
of new or revised pampbleta available ID Engllsb
aad Spulab.
By JACKIE HYMAN
Of tllt o.ilf PIM&Maft Stale Seo. Dennis Carpenter. R·Newport
Beach, said Monday that one of the key reasons he
bas decided nol lo seek re·election is his belier that
the Legislature is out of touch with the pe<>ple it
represents.
''It seems to me that something drastic has to
happen to ~t the attention of those in power."
Carpenter told the 58th Annual California Peace
Officers· Association Conference at the Newport.er
Inn in Newport Beach. •·t feel the Legislature is out of step with the
general population." he said. ''( think people are
turning more to self-help in law enforcement.
"I HAVE TALKED TO victims or families of
victims or violent crimes who will never be able to
accept the treatment of criminals. the straight
probation."
HE ALSO c amCIZED THE tendency of many
career poUtmans to weigh the political pros and
cona of bills instead of voting their consciences.
• "A fell~w the other day said. •Just this once,
lets put aside all other considerations and vote our
principtes,"' Carpenter said. "I said, 'My God,
he's going to undermine the whole system."'
Carpenter was preceded at the conference by
state. Sen. George Deukmejian, R·Long Beach. a
candidate for the Republican nomination for state
attorney general. · .
DEUKMESIAN SAID HE believes an attorney
general must be a strong law and order advocate.
''It ls important that the attorney general be
vigorously In support of the death penalty," he
said. "Any attorney general who is opposed to this
law and Is a member or the American Civil
Liberties Union would, in my opinion. have a con·
rtlct or Interest."
He S&Jd his chief Democratic rivals for the
position are ACLU membe.rs.
Tb~ free materials are: In A Quanda~
Whal Vou ShouJd Know About Commercial 'Plx
Preparers: Medical and AJlled Health Information
and Complaint Gulde (Te order, send a
self-addressed. stamped, legaJ.slud eovelope to
Medical Gulde, J430 Howe Ave., Sacrame nto,
Calli. 15825.); Sales Tactics (mall order, refundl',
door-to-door sales and advertisla.1>: The
Consumer and tbe Small Claims Court; \'our
Gulde to Auto Repair <To order, send a
self-addressed, stamped, legal·slud envelope to
Carpenter said his decision not. to run in ~ov
em ber was based partly on wanting .mor~ time
with his family and partly on "the m~b1Uty. of
someone like myself to judge whether he s having
any impact on the legislative process. I do feel
"FOR TOO LONG OUR correctional facilities
have been run by social reformers and the results are
visible to us in the headlines -more violence on the
s treets and in the prisons.·· Deukmejian said.
~ ... ..
FRUSTATEO
Sen. Carpenter
FOR DEA TH PENAL TY
Sen. Oeukmejlan
----------some frustrations about the Legislature.·· He ur&ed support for SB 684. which would
permit eleetronic eavesdropping and wiretapping Numbers
Ordered • Auto Repair, 31 J6 Bradshaw Road, Sacramento,
Calif. 95827.), and Landlord·Tenant: Ten or the
Most Frequently Asked QuestJons. For Buses Unless otherwise noted, send your reques&4 for
any of the above publkatlou to: P.O. Box ~10,
Sacramento, Calif. 95802. A complete list of The Orange County
publlcattoM available from DCA can be ordered Transit Di strict's 257
by writing to Publlcatlons, at the same address. buses soon will carr y
_ _ __ . __ • ·-•.. --_ •. --·-:-. --• ----.i:out.e-Jlum bP~LDD... th.e._
-· ----· •· --· ·stdes-and rear as well as
Book Club Mb-read• Order the front. District di rectors or ·
DEAR PAT: I've been corresponding with
Doubleday Book Club since last October about a
special order offered for the Christmas season. I
ordered SIX books ror lt''-S than S25. but I failed to
keep a copy of the ordt.>r rorm When the shipment
arrived. one book was m1ss1ng. I wrote asking ror
an immediate shipment or an explanallon and a
detailed invoiee of the charges. Doubleday's
res ponse was an unitemized bill for $23.39.
Re peated correspondence has resulted in
computerized form letters. increasingly
threatening. with an invitation to reply. I reply
each time and explain that J haven't received the
• entire shipment and/or an itemized bill. The
missing book has just arrived with a separate bill.
This complicates the problem because I believe
I've already been billed for that book. What now?
K.J., Anaheim
A VS contacted Doubleday, and an itemized
statement for the original order will be malled to
you. The book club claims that the missing book
which you just received was not Included in the
original billing. Make sure it wasn't when you
~xamine#.h original order's Itemized invoice. The
price you a e being charged now is less than that
asked du ng the holiday season offer. No
. explanatl was given about why your other
letters w re ignored. Next time you order books
from this club, make SUTe you save a copy of your
order.
Trade Carried a., Mail
DEAR PAT: I do a lot of mail-Order shopping.
Unlike a lot of your readers. t haven't had any
problems -so far! I've onen wondered -what
percentage or consumer 'purchases are made by
fllail. U must be h1~h . judging from the number of
complaints you receive.
N.E .• Huntington Beach
It is high. In J977, 12 to lS percent of all
consumer .purchases were made by mail. This
accounts for $75 billion in goods and services.
Nail Snalb Carelul.111
DEAR PAT: Snails are taking over my yard.
What chemicals arc mosl effective in controlling
them? Some of the ones I've tried don't seem to do
much good.
G.B .. Irvine
Metaldehyde sprays and baits sbould be used
for both vegetable and ornamental plants. accord·
ing to the Cooperative Extension. Baits should be
moislene4 after application. Re-treat every two
weeks or more oft«>n Ir rain or lrrtgatlon water
touches the baiL Don't apply tbls chemical to foliage
or fnaiL Mesurol can be used for ornamentals, turf
and dlcboodra lawns, bat not around edible fruits
and vegaables. Water tbe soil first and do not pile up
granules. Avoid heavy watering for two days. Be
sure to read label dlreclJoos carefully.
dered $146.500 worth or
new signs Monday, in·
eluding new roller signs
for the coach fronl hst-
1 n g d estination and
route number as well as
identif1cat1on signs for
the rear and sides.
The buses now carry
various types of destina-
tion signs, a report to
directors said, leading
to confusion and com-
p I a int s among
passengers.
The addition of route
signs to the rear and
sides of the buses also
will aid nassengers ap·
proac hing buses at
slops, the report said.
Mesa Man
Sentenced
For Drugs
A Costa Mesan who
admitted in the
courtroom that he sold~
drug known on the stree\
a s '"angel dust'' to an
undert'over Orange
County sheriff's officer
has been sentenced to
six months in the county
jail.
Superior Court Judge
James K . Turner or·
dered the jail term and
three years probation
for K enneth Eugene
H erbert. 40, of 3059
Taylor Way, after ac-
cepting the guilty plea.
Herbert admitted that
he gave a quantity or the
drug Phencyclidine to
an undercover officer
who gave him $120 on
Feb . 8, 1977. The
transaction took place at
Herbert's home.
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THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY -MAY 18, 19, 20
IN THE NEW
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Carpenter stressed his concerns about law en-
forcement legislation, criticizing the American
Civil Liberties Union and Assembly ·speaker Leo
McCarthy as among the factors slowing or block·
mg such legislation. ·
under court order. ·
··we must show tough measures to deal with
the octopus known as organized crime.·· Deukme·
jian said.
Call 642-5678.
Put • few worda
to work for ou.
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Al8DAtLYPILOT T~.Mey11. 1'71 NATIONAL
Children Suffer in Divorce Too
"Good night, lamp; good night, TV set; good
night, plants; good night, choir;
good night, other choir ... "
PUBLIC NOTICE
HOTICe TO C:OHT•ACTOIU
CAU.INO ,0 .. 810$
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,,,. •111 d•Y ol June. 1971.
Pl•ce ot Bid Receipt. 1as1 Pleunll•,
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Bomb Term
LOS ANGELES <AP>
-A 30-year -old con·
struction worker is to be
sentenced June 19 for
m ailing bjs common·law
wife a pipe bomb which
ex pl oded in th e
Terminal Annex Post
Office. slightly injuring
six people Jesse James
Goodman was traced by
investigators.
NEW YORK <AP> -Children or
divorce. Thouunds of them may
suffer severe psychological dam.age
because their parent.s do not know
that divorce iS' not a problem for
adults only. a child psychologist
says.
Dr. Lee Salk. who went through a
hi g hly publicized divorce and
custody battle with his ex·wife three
years ago, says his children -Pia.
10, and Eric, 16 -came through the
trauma unscathed.
DURING HIS DIVORCE. which Salk says is the second most stressful
situation next to the death or a loved
one. and in his years as a
psychologist. Salk has learned much
about children and divorce.
He has written a book called
"What Every Child Would Like
Parents to Know About Divorce." It
is aimed not only at parents who are
contemplating divorce but also at
parents who are not.
In fact. Salk believes it can be
more damaging to a child to live with
two unhappy married parents than
one divorced parent.
STAYING TOGETHER "for the
sake of the chUdren" places a burden
on children and gives them a poor
image of marriage -which is likely
to make them unhappy adults -he
says. But children who are treated
with dignity and consideration
throug h a divorce learn that
problems can be solved. unhappy
aituatlons can be worked out
In-an interview in his Park Avenue
apartment, SaJk calls his children
into the library. They are friendl.9.
spontaneously affectionate children
because. Salk says. "they have two
loving parents." even though their
parents do not live together.
IN WHAT WA S once an
unprecedented move. Salk. rather
than his ex·wife. was a warded
custody or the children. The custody
battle. be says. was not based on who
would be the most unfit parent but
who would be the most fit parent.
And that. says Salk. is the way all
custody cases should be handled.
without regard to parental gender.
Even when there 1s no custody
dispute, children are deeply affected
by divorce, Salk says And he
believes the most important t.h.Jng
parents must do is discuss the matter
with their children. Shielding or
protecting them may cause great
harm. he says. aod most parents
underestimate the ability or children
to understand divorce.
The major fears children have
about divorce are fear that they are
to blame and rear or abandonment.
Salk says.
"WHAT DID I DO to cause this.,
This is often the first thing that will
come into a child's mind ... It's a
hum an thin~ ... A.II of us
experience Uus one time or another."
Ile-says.
The fear or abandonment stems
from the fear tbal since the parents
have stopped loving each other. they
may someday stop loving the child.
Children must be assured that they
did not cause the divorce and that
their parents will never stop lovini
them. SaJk says.
He a lso believes pa rents should
avoid "putting each other down" to
the children but
shouldn't go too
far in the other
direction. because
the children may
theJ' become COO· fused. wondering
why. if one spouse
1s such a won ·
derful person. the
other would want a
divorce.
M a J o r
Cons 1de ral1on
should be give to children's feelings
an working out divorce. Salk says.
Children shoul not make decisions
such as where nd with whom the~
wi ll live -but eir desires should be
sought and co dered when the de·
c1sions are made he says.
Many parents try to shield children
by cutlillg them o ut or the
decision·making process.
"Children have to be treated with
dignity." Salk says.. "Tbey have to be
treated .as people" capable or
part1c1pat10g an deci~ions which
affect their lives
S ALK SAYS NO ON E can
generalize about children and
divorce to say. for instance. al wh al
age a child 1s the most or least
vulnerable or what socio·economic
background spa wns t h e most
troubled children of divorce.
'Tm highly suspect of anyone who
says you can do this." he S'ays. "ll ':.
JUSt not possible ...
Here are some suggestions Salk
adva'nces:
-Don't undermine the child's trust
by making promises that can't be
kept 1n order to ease the
unhappiness.
-Share feelings w1th the child. but
don't use him or her as a counselor.
-Don 't be overprotective. such as
sending the child off to camp or
boarding school until the dJvorce 1s
final.
-A void placing the child in the
position or having to make a choice
between his or her patents.
-Don't use the child as a go.
between with the ex·spouse.
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T\.mday, May l~. 11J78 DAILY PILOT or ts Bl
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llacque-ball Changed Der Life Will LA
Revise Bid
R,\CQUETBAll STANDOUT JOY KOPPEL. ..
By HOWARD L. HASDY
01 Ule Dally , .... Sletl
When 1l com es to talking land playing 1 rac
quetball. therf' are few who know more about the
~ame than Joy Koppel.
She as the focquetball promotion manager for
the sponsor of this week'!> AMF VoittDatsun rac·
quetball classic at Racquetball World and Health
Club in Fountain Valley and her back~roun<f In the
c;port is extensive after a humble beginning at
Orange Coast College as an undergraduate.
.. I was a member of the tennis team there.··
s he ~says an recalling her btart "A girlfriend
asked me to compete in a racquetball tournament
and I took two weeks to practice and finished
:-.econd in the tournament. I was hooked after
that ·· .
WHEN sm·; SWITCH~D lo Cal Stille Long
Ueach. s he found lht· school with courts but no
ll'afll M1 s he ori~an11.ed one and then interested CC
In me. Orange Coa::.t and Long Beach City College
an forming aJour team league She also taught the
sport in extension clas:,cs while still a student at
Long Beach.
After she gained her degree in education. s he
suddenly found !ihe was more interested in the
bu:;mcss end of racquetball than in leaching
So she turned to the courts and has moved up
the ladder or s uccess C\'er since to her present
position with Voit
.. They a sked me to work for them as their rac
quetball promotion person and also in women·s
sports ... she s ays ... It's been a whole new ex·
p...rience to me since Jan l.
"I DIDN'T llAVE ANY SALES or promotion
background but I'm learning."
When she turns to the subject or racquetball.
s he waxes enthusiastic and does a better jDb than
many salesmen in proclaiming lbe ments or their
ware:-.
"The thing th!)t makes this lourpamenl a s uc·
<See RACQUETBALL, Page &%1
Fans Ignite Reggie
Smith Drills Game-winning Hit
LOS ANGELES !AP 1 A:-.
-RE'"l{Jfil1 Stmth s.tood at the p!att:
111 tht' ninth inning. the hugt·
Dodger St ~u.lium message board
flashed his name ovt·r and ovt'r
··Heg1ue' Re1irn1e ' Reggie'··
··it really gol the adrenalin
flowrng. lht• "ay the fans chant
1·tl and tht' bo<Jr<I flashed m)
name:· Smith said later.
Thl' Lo:-. Angeles right fielder
respondt·d. drilling a two.run
double to lafl the Dodgers lo a
<'Ome-from behind 7·fi ,·actorv
OVt'r Pittsburgh Mond<Jy night.
bl'fore 35.290 howling rans
Smith also s lugged a two.run
homer in tb.e !>eventh inning to
get the Dodgers hack anto the
game. s mgll'd t1A1t·l' an<I slok
l" o ba'>l'" In h1'> last I 1 game:-..
Smith lid:-. tollt•ctt•d 19 h1b. s1i.
REGGIE SMITH MANNY MOTA
doubles.· a triple. four home
runs. and dra\'en m 17 runs
"HE IS REALLY something ...
an upproving manager Tom
Lasorda saad or Smith. the
DodJ(crs· most valuable player·
in 1977. "Wt• really needed that
one."
Slargell's third home run of the
scoson The t"o RBI lartcd
Star~ell into second pla<'t' on th<•
Pirate:-.· all-t1ml' HBI hst. uheacl
of the late Roberto Cll'mentc
The Dodgers started ba<'k an
the bottom of ttw sl'venth when
Russell singled hOme one run
and Smith followt•d \\Ith ha s
:,,cv<:>nth homer of the year. high
into the ra~hl (ield pa\'ihon.
CHARLIE HOl'Gll earned h1s
r1rsl victory of the season and
Blyleven. 2·<1, look the loss
In the fifth 1nn1ng. the Pirates·
Omar Moreno had a ronsecuti\C
Dodger Slate
AllO.-°" KABC ltMle (1'01
Tonoglll P1llsbur<1n •1 Los •~••• I HP m
W•dnt\dO Poll\OUrQll al LO\ Angele\ I U Om
Tllyr\dO •Ott>
'j
For Gaines?;;
ATHENS IAP> A depleted
Los Angele::. City Council may be
summoned to a meeting al short
notice for a decision on whether
to r evise 1ls bid for · the 1984
OlympaC' Games
A draft contract for lht'
Games. submitted by Lns
AngC'les. is no~ &<'ceptable lo the .
lnt.ernataonal t)lympic Commit·:
tee in its present form. 1;'1c roe '
1s scheduled t.o decide Thursday ·
whether to grant Los .Angeles
the.Games or seek another host
city
ff the two sides cannot settle
their differences in the next t\\o
days. the Los Angeles delegation
here might have to telephone
home and ask the City Council to
approve major <'hanges in the
contract.
THREE OF THE 15 me mbers.
or the city council-John Fer·
raro. Bob Ronka and Peggy
Stevenson -are in Athens Two.
more are on vacation.
Thal means 10 members·
might attend a meeting at short.
notice. Ei~ht -a majority of the
full memberstup of 1!\ --would
ha\ c.· to a~n·c.· to any t•hanges ·
Mayor Tom Bradk•y "as ex·
peC'ted an Athens today to lead
has city's bid for the Game'.'..
The Los Angeles delegation in
J\ thc.•ns has authority to agret'
only to technical changes an prc-
se n t 1 ng its bid. Any ma1or
<'hanges in the tontratt relating
to cost control would have to he
referred to the City Council
AS THE HOURS NEARED for
the IOC meeting. the Executive
board made no effort to see the
delegation Crom Los An~elcs
But at talked wath Robert Kane.
president of the U S. Olymplt•
Committee. "ho later tried to
persuade th · : ,
to modify its tt1tudt·
It Was No Bad Dream
Tht• Dodgt•r:-. \\ t·n· hl·aderl for
tht•ar fifth loss 1n tht·1 r last !>IX
games Y.hen Smalh l'hmaxcd tht·
furious ninth 1nn1ni.: rail\ ;q~ a 1 n s t P 1 ll s bu r g h :-. B c r·l
Bh le\'t:>n
Pmc h·hitter Mannv Mota. :!9.
launched thl' comeback with a
:-.tol l'n ba:-.e ...i rang stopped at 18
v. ht•n hl• v. u:-. thrO\\ n out at
tt•mptang tn :-.teal M't·ond
In lhl· sel'oncl g11mc ot th<.•
st•raes tonight. Don Sutton. 2 4.
v. ill opµost· P1ttsburgh·s John
C:indelaria. 2 !l.
IOC me l'r4' gatherin
tht• Sl•ssi n while their
et•ut1v' ard mt't an privall'
:-.aw t . hopes d1m1nishing or an
a~reement with Los Angeles.
·Maybe This Is Good·-AJwels' Garcia
TORONTO <A P I Ho)
fl a rtsfacld admits therl' were
plenly of thinl{S running through
his mmd during the seventh an
nmg or Monday night's baseball
gamE' not the least of 1Ah1ch
was trying lo keep track of thl·
s~orc
· They sure were coming in
quirk fashion. wcren·t tht•y"··
the Toronto manager said aft(•r
his Blue Jays had exploded for
rune run:-. an the !>eventh inning
en route to a 10·6 victor) over
the California Angels "But )OU
still have to remember that
there·s a game to be won
"VOt: JUST KEEP hoping 1t
wall last:· the amiable :-.kinper
:,;.iad ;;ifler watching the Blue
Jays scl a cluh record with thl·
-<11ne ·run inning They ha<I
nwnaged sax runs at a ~hot on
1 "o previous oc1:as1on ....
Toronto ::;enl \.I men to I ht•
WTTTennis
plate in :\toncla} ·s st·H•nth an ·
ning and before Dave MtKay
lant:'d lo l<:>rt field for the third
out. Rico C<irty had sc·ored twice
and John Mayberry had been re·
llrc·d for a bl'Cond lime
The victory was the fourth an
r" e games for the Blue Jay!>.
v. ho jumpcci on three California
Angel Slate
All 0.-t Oft KM"C It Mio 41111
f othQM CAlttor-rn• •t Toron10
Wl.'dnr\.dttv CAl1t0f'n1• •• Ch1c~o
fhut~ct~ C..1tt0f'n•• at et.1c.ao
'')pm ~Hp m
II 10<1 m
p1td\ers for se\'l'n hits and four
walk:,, 1n the sen•nlh
.. we·rc comanJ! back. boy ...
i1a1cl Mayberry . the only player
not to reach hase safely in the
inning California starter Ken
Brt<lt brel'zed into the seventh
v. 1th a four·hitter.
1'11E ANGt:LS STRl:CK for
four runs an lht• :wcond v. 1th t v. o
Oranges Sqiieezed
Geoff Mastl'rs led the Indiana
Loves to a 24·22 Vl<'tor.r O\ er lhl'
t\naht•1m Oranges Monday night
walh a 7·6 victory over Mark Co\
in men's singles at Anaht·1m
Convention Center
Ile teamed with Alan Stont• to
defeat Cliff Drysdale and Cox 6 2
in men's doubles
Diane Fromholtz aided In
diana with ht'r 6·2 troun<'ing of
Rosie Casals In women's singles
Casals and Francoise Durr of
Anaheim defeated Sue Mappin
and Fromholtz 6 ·3 in thl'
women's doubles. And Durr and
Anand Amritraj of Anaheim
were easy victors over John
Whitlinger and Mappln 6·2 in
mixed doubles.
The defeat dropped 1,i,,,
Oranges' re<'ord to 4· 11 . The
Loves arc now 5·7.
Cox· <'rucial d('(eat came in a
tiebreaker and "hen he started
the match Anaheim held a 14·11
lead overall. but when Cox hal a
too·long return in the tit:breaker.
Indiana took a 20-18 lead.
The articulate ~nglishman ap·
pea red to have the match well in '
hand when he surged to a 3·0
lead but Cox lost his serve to
Masters in the fourth and that
turned U\e tide
Cox had his serve broken
again when he was playin~
doubles with Drysdale against
Cox and Stone. When the
Anaheim duo eventually lost.
6·2.. the Oranges appeared
destined to drop alone Into the
WTT Eastern Division cellar.
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Wol'Nn-Fl'~lll 1110.1. C.WIU·'· ~,,
0..rr CAloef MilOP!fl·l',....,_l1•l Men -""-'_, Ill def. Ola,_., S'-·"'-"*'•
(II 0.1. O~le-Coll .. J.
Mo .. o Oun Arftrll••1 l.t.1 OOll Wnllll-•
M~Pi)ln 6•?
" 1 l4S
out Tht·y added :-.anglt· runs an
the fourth. on Bobb) Grich..,
first home run of the season. and
in the fifth on Merv Rettcn-
mund 's sacnfice fl)
Toronto's only score had come
1n the second wht•n Cart\
doubled and cam<.• horn(• on Rid<
Cerone's base hit
But then C<.crt) walked to open
the seventh. moved to second on
Otto V<.·ll'z·:-. !tangle and, afler
Brett fannt•d Ma)bt>rry. took
third on a walk lo Ct•ronl'.
ON CAME RELIEF st<.cr Paul
Hartzell, "ho Y.<.clkt•d McKa~ to
produce· tht· tarst Toronto run
Panth·h1ttcr Sam Ewing tht•n
lashed a sanglt· to right to scon·
two runs a nd HaC'k l!osNl1
fol lo" l·cf \\1th a run i,roring
s ingle. Bob Bailor tied 1t with <in
RB I ·double. t·hasmg Hart7t:ll.
Dave LaHocht'. the other ace
of the Angcb bullp<'n~ was sum
mooed and he fared no better
ht-t•ause Cartv. llow~·ll and
Cerone NH:h s·m~led to ::.core
three mon· and a ninth run
l'amc home on right fielder Ken
Landreaux 's throwing error
I n his 10 previou s ap·
pcaran<'es. LaRo<'he had "''"
three time:-., picked up fa\'e sa\l'!S
and rashaoned -u 1.17 earn<:>d·run
;weragl' In his previous 13 up
pearanl'eS. Hartzell ''as 0 2 \\1th
five sa\eS and a 044 ERA
··it was mighty satisfying to
get their two big men out of the
bullpen the way we did."
Hartsfield added.
HARTZELL, 0·3, ~ave up four
runs on three hits without retir-
ing a batter 1md was tagged walh
the loss. Balor Moore. the
s econd or four Toronto pitchers.
limited the Angels to one hit
over two innings to improve his
record to 2·0
Angels manager Dave Garcia
was Rhilosophical in defeat.
"This club has a lot of pride
and maybe this will be good for
us In the Ion~ run:· he said.
See ANGELS, Page B2
Rams Decision Due Soon
LOS ANGELES <AP> -The de~1slon whether the Los
Angeles Rams will 11tay In the
Colrseum or move to Anaheim
Stadium mual be made within 60
da ys. Rama own•r Carrolt
Ro•enbloom said Mood a)'.
"We're gol~ to have lO make
a dt(:IJl\on In the next 30 t.o 60
.days." he said. "II we're eolng
to do anything. we're 10!,flg to
have to.iive..ColbW. people time
to1et~. · ··rve never wan~ to lea~. 'but f dOo 't know wh re we are
now."
'th4.hma ha."~ ~errconstder
Int a.n off•r rrom Anahelm and
there have *" some reporu
l
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they might olso move lo Dodger
Stadium.
But Rosenbloom said he will
honor his promise to wlk with
Coliseum representatives before
maktng a deci11ion.
The Rams haven't said whotJt
would ta.k-0 t~ keep them \n tfi'e
C0Jl11eum, but are known to want
the elaylng rteld lowered.
therel)y incceaahrg the numbtr
o seats betWffn-md zomra. i:x·
tendln1 fhe seatlng area
downward. however, would. take
U1) spa~ that would " needed
for a nmn n11 track. 1hewd lM
Anf{tl ra lhe-itM 01,,mpl
The current 1\artll leafC tor
/I
the Coliseum expires i.t the end
of the 1979 season.
City controller fra Reiner said
Mondgy he has been contacted
hy Charles Macintosh. president
o( the Rollway Grand~tand
Corp. or Los Anaeles 1bout
lowerlng ~ !;eata.
This is the company which in·
stalled movabl stands In lhc-
Loulshtna Superdome and the
Seattle K1n1dome emon11 other
plaa&.
M 11~lnto11\ told Reiner that
"uch llitand: could ht histallcd
btllow tht lowest existing seats
at the Coll5eum and could be
mo\•e uul \o pormll lnst•ttat1on or a truck ror the Olympk11
• f
one out bunt '>Ingle. th~ JS.
H •ar·old V1t Davalallo followed ~1th un 1nr1eld :-.1nglc· Bill
Russell ~angled home one run.
C'Ut~ng the Pirates· lead to 6 5.
and then Smith doubled home
the tying and winning runs.
"WE HAVEN'T BEEN com
1ng. from behind.·· said Smilh
.. we·vc had leads but blown
them This 1s "hat we·\l' needed
all year. especially al home.
Maybe this will g.J\'e us an emo·
tional tart None of us arc
pleased with the ~ay we've been
playing."
Sm 1th singled an the far:-.t an
nanJ.?. stol(· :-.el·ond and s <•orcd on
Hon Ccv·s hat. Tht· lead laslt•rl
onh until thl' !>econcl inning "h~n Phil <iarncr sluggl•d has
f1r:-.t homer or lht' ) car. a two
run shot off Oodger sturler Burl
I loot on
The Pirates exploded for four
runs tn the top of lht· seventh.
t\\O on a double· bv John Mainer
a nd two mor~ on Willie
t\fter Wedncsda~ ·:-. i!am(• with
Pitts burgh. the Dodgers play
game::. with San Francisco f!l
day. Saturday and Sunday
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Ronka said he was sure the
ma 1or1t.v or people 1n 1,l)s
Angeles would want the Garnes
in their city 1f they would fl!l\
ha\ c to pay for them ... Rut wt:
have to protect the taxpayers
and 1f "e do not ha' e the tax
payer·s confidence. we wall not
have the Games ut all.·· Honk a
said
~IAVOR BRADLEY is
scheduled to present the Los
Angeles bad \\Ith a learn includ-
ing his pcr!'lonal a ssistant. Anton
Calle1a. Councilman .John Fer·
raro. John Argue and .John
Mt· Faden of the Southern
Cal1forn1a Committee for th(•
OlympH· Games. plus Kane of
the U S Olymp1t• Commallel'
Braves Si~ Bouton
ATLANTA <API -Tht' Allan·
ta Braves anoounted today the
!>1gn1n g of former major leagut-
p1tcher ,Jim Bouton to a contrad
with their 5outhl'rn League farm
at Savannah
Seoring Is Dis _Thing
Suns1une's Garcia Star of the Future
By ERNIE CASTILLO
Of I ... O•llY ""°' SWff Jose "Poli .. Garcia 1s a man with a ont'·
lra(•k mind . O<'cer in ~eneral and scortng 1n
particular
"When I go play. I rorgel everything ex
cept score:· says th<:> California Sunshine
striker
.. , always hke to play an front. In a game.
I think always of making a goal. scorin~. ··
says Garcia. a native of. Mexico who has
·la ved for six years in San Juan Cap1!\trano
In the Sunsh ine's four games to date.
Garcia has yet to tally a goal though he has
played an important part In the team's of
fense. He has two assists. tops in the ASL so
far. and is coming orr a rookie season an
which he had eight goals and five assists to
rank among the ASL point leaders
\
Last year . when he signed with the
fledj(in~ franchise. Gar<'ia considered himself
Just a part·tlme player. holding another Job on
the side This year. with the ASL and lht·
Sunshine beginning to gain cred1b1laty. Garcia
say!! he thinks. eats and sleeps soccer
"My only amtition is lo be a soc<·er
player," he sa~ ... But I still have to learn a
tot. 've seen a lot or players in the bag
leagues and I still need experience.
"I'd like tD be one or the best players
here but first I've got to Rel in a lot or prac
t1ce and expertence."
Sunshtne coach Derek Cawther ulls
Garcia one of the best 20-year~ld soccer
players In the United States. Lawther says
h 's Quick. intelligent 11\d alway!I seems to
be around the ball when It's In the attackina
zone
Garcia picked up the 1tamc when he was
lllX, Joined a league in Mexico whtin he was 14
and startt<t lor a tum his father coached In ,
Sen Juon Capistrano for three years .
Oeportlvo Mtxlco. He'i. been a mainstay with
th~ 8\tMhiM ~ Mlnc~-h• join d the team.
.. You h1ave to hav~ o tot ol skills. t}ave to
be smart nnd 1fw1yll look tor sp1cH."
6*1'<'11 •ya ot a....ioou. .nee: arl' to play
POLI GARCIA
soccer "The 1mportnnt thing is the skills.
controlling the ball."
Confident the Sunshine will succeed in
Costa Mesa. Garcia says the players get a lot
of support fro m the c\wners. The public, he
says. Is Just now bcatlnning to recogniie the
franchise.
Barring Injury. Garcia foresees a long ~areer ahead ot him1
· · 1 'm gonna ple,y as long as I can. U
nothln~ happens lo me, I think I have a lot of
year11. ·
When the ASL sea on is over. Garcia
plans on packing his bags for a different
lcaaue ... 1 d like to aet a conll'act to play ln
Enalan<l or Mexico." he says. Pl-eased for a
prefer nee. he smiles and SlfS "l wouJd like
to ao to England. I know Me1dco tiready." '
Whatever the conUnenl. Garcl1 knows
the unlversaJ Janiua1e of soccer-scorln1.
Ill DAIL V Ptt.OT Tu.day. M9Y 1e. 1m
Martin, Yanks Bury the Hatehet
I t '
~ti ICAGO <AP 1 81 lly "tcenny and I hove no m1sun w1ts announl'ed he "'ould replace lie talked to everybody ebe but
Marlin appeared to be mendintt ~tstandings:· salct Martin "I lluntef' he didn't talk to me. I won't Ml
his managenal Cences Monda} hope he goes out and pitches a The Whale Sox are sorely in on the bench ror him ..
night arter his New York no-hitter. l don't take my need or pitching, but president For a chan~e. there were no
Yaf\kees had defeated the pitchers out or the rotation, they 8111 Veeck i,a1d, "We're oot in· nghts. misunderstandings or ac
Chitago White Sox 4· I. But he take themselves out." tcrestcd in llolltman at all " cusations Monday no~hl as lhl'
lerbone post uqJ.ouched Catfish Hunter was scheduled What Martin dldn't do was Yankees handled tht.' Wt11le Sox
Martin cleared up a "m1~un to pitch (or New Yor.k b e ta to center f\elder Mickey behind the combined s ix hit de~standing ' · with catcher veloped shoulder stmness 1 Rave . whom he benched 1n p1tchin¥ of rookie Jim Beattie
Thurman Munson which nearly "Yes. I was surprised when he favor f Paul Blair on Monday and reliever Sparky Lyle
developed into a fight between told me 1 was going to pitch." night. artm said he was "un-Lou Piniella. Reggie Jackson
the two the previous night and said Holliman ... 1 don't know happy' with Rtvers' recent play· and Bucky Dent led the attat•k.
t h en announ ced Kenny how I'll do. I haven't pitched m and added. "If he's playing with Plniellu had three s ingles.
Holtzman would be his s tarting five weeks... a sore leg hke he says, we'll give scored one run and drove 1n
pitdher in the windup of the two-The Yankees have been trying him the benefit or the doubt." another as h e boosted his gatn~ series with Chicago to deal Holtzman and the cry Said Rivers: "I'm upset. I average to .367 and extended has
tonfght. "showcase" went up wh~n It don't know what the situation is hitting streak to 12 games
RON MERIDITH BILL SPRINGMAN VINCE BIENEK
Arizona
Signs GW
Outfie lde r
Outf1l•ldcr John Mosl's of
Golden We~t Cotlegl' has s1gn~d
a letter or intent to continue h1l'>
colll·giate baseball c·arcer at the
Cniversily of Arizona.
Thl' Western lligh School
graduate hi d a season avl'ragt•
of .331. leading the team in at
bats ( 151 >. hits 1501, hom<• runs
<4>. total bases 1751 and stolen
bases 1351. ·
Gmtellos Honored
BASEBALL / MISCELLANY
California Operation
Saddlel>ac k Collcge·l'> Mission
Conference c h ampions hip
basketball team will be feted ;,it
a post season banquet Wednes
day night lfi .301 at Barone·.,
Restaurant in Laguna 11111~ Flying Cardinal AP-
Area Products Spark Oral Roberts U.
By DAVE CUNNINGHAM
Of Ille 0.llf f'li.t Steff
Three former Orange Coast area athletes
are helping Oral Roberts University rewrite
its baseball re<:ord book this season.
They aren't doing 1t with pens or
typewriters : they're doing it with bats.
gloves and baseballs.
Ron Meridith. a former Golden West
College pitcher. is responsible for. most or the
new ORU records, but he's had considerable
help from infielder Bill Springman <from
Dana Hills High > and outfielder Vince Bienek
c Fountain Valley High >.
BEIUND THEIR SPARKLING play. the
little Oklahoma school is headed for the
NCAA regional playoffs and, regardless of
how it fares there. ORU will finis h with its
finest season ever.
On the surface. it m ight seem unusual to
find three players from coastal Orange Coun-
ty on a baseball roster in Tulsa, but ORU is a
California operation from the top down.
Head coach Larry Cochell is a transplant
f m Cal State Los Angeles a nd 18 of the
tea 's 25 players (72 percent l are from
Call rnia.
esldes Meridith. Springman and
Bien k, t he Orange Coast area was
repr ented by pitcher Tim Richards. a Hun·
ling n Beach resident and former Golden
We hurler
RICHARDS WON'T F INISH the season
fo ORU.' however. because he developed a
s e shoulder and le ft the team two weeks
a o with a 3.3 record and a 3.16 ERA.
Bienek is the Titans· second-leading hil-
l r at .358 and is a lso second to the club lead
i homers <nine>. RBI <41 l and total bases
(9 •
he key to hitting is concentration and,
of cou • getting orr to a good start." Bienek
says. "I e been lucky in my career in that
l've alw s managed to get off to a quick
start.·•
Spring n leads the club
Hive>. has p
games as a seco
.296.
HE WAS DRAFTED by the Pittsburgh
Pirates after his JUntor year. but Springman
turned down an offer or an estimated $50,000
to return to ORU for his senior season.
"I guess a lot of people thought l was
pretty stupid not to sign last year." Spring.
man says. "They're not g1v1ng really big
bonuses the way they used to. but they ot ·
fered me a pretty good one to sign. I was a
little afraid that I might have a bad year this
season and hurt my chances of getting good
money next year."
But Springman has improved his
average 35 points and leads the team in
stolen bases and assists. so his amb1lton to
play pro baseball seems assured
MERIDITH IS R EGAROED as the
brightest prospect of the bunch. lie already
holds five pitching records at ORU and two
more are within reach before h(dinishes his
two· year.s tint.
A lefty from Bois a Grande High.
Meridith has compiled a 21 2 record at Oral
Roberts and. combined w1tb tus two seasons
at Golden West, he is 33-4 since leaving high
school.
Meridith's ERA is t 88 and this season he
has ecli psed s~hool records in starts I 1:\1.
complete games <nine>. innmgs 1911. strike-
outs C84 > and wins < 11 >
"Ron i~ a smart pitcher:· Cochell says of
his ace. "He has great control and mixes his
pitches well to keep the batters guessing. but
the g reatest thing about him. in addition to
ht~ strong arm. is that he improves with each
appearance."
SINCE ORAL ROBERTS has earned a
spot in lhc NCAA regionals. Meridith will get
at least one extra crack at breaking the
school records for strikeouts <he's 30 s hy of
the m ark now> and wins Che's two short and
has possibly four starts remaining).
Meridith, Bienek a l'\d Springman haven't
been the only factors in""ORU's success. ob·
vious ly. The Titans also boast a first team
coaches' All-American at third base. Bob
Volk . and power.hitting catcher George
Bjorkman, who has 17 homers. a lmost twice
as m any as any qther player on the team.
With a 36-10 record. ORU has already
won more gam es than In any previous
season. The Titans reeled off a record win
streak of rune games al one point and are bit-
ting .306 as a team.
As a reward for its excellence. ORU
was chosen to host the NCAA midwest re·
gional playoffs May 26·29
How rar the Titans can advance in the
playoffs will depend largely upon t he
performance the California Kids. and
particularly Meridith. Binek and Spring-
man.
f'ro•PageBJ
RACQUETBAIJ, STAR KOPPEL. • •
cess is the fact that a m ateurs as well as pro·
fessionals will have a cba nce to win merchandise
prizes. There are $10,000 worth ol prises in four
categories for both men and women and the dis-
tribution ls the same in all divisions."
How has the sport alfected h« pel'90flally?
"I AM ONE 01" THE FlltST career products
or the racquetball lndust,Y," she says. "It has
changed my ure completely.Ma career. socially
and In every wav. And It Is a luting' career. A pro
has only so many years to devote but I can stay
with it for a lifetime. And I met my future husband
through racquetball.
"A lot of players have a power advantage
because they are stronger." she says. "But those
with control ate able to excell as well. It Is a game
of str ategy and consistency.
"Racquetball has off ens~ and defense and if
an opponent is faster. then you have to get more of
a lob on the ball to make him lor her > play at eye
level where not as much power can be exerted."
She wm be very much In evidence at the Foun-
tain Valley tournament beglnnin.g Thursday. not
as a player where she could derlnitely hold her
own. but in helping with the many details of stag·
ing such an event for approximately 500 players.
mostly amat~ur and almost one·thlrd women.
Ba.~s C'ouglat
Gregory Matthews. 15. of Costa
Mesa caught a two.foot stnped
bass weighing seven pounds re
cently while fishing off the dock in
Promontory Bay. He caught the
bass with a dead bait.
Bon Lauded
Debbie Bors of Golden West
College was selected as co.mo~t
valuable player in women's
bas ketball in the Southern
California Conft·re n ce this
season with Janice Campbell of
Cypress College.
Pam Banks and Karen Gag<'
joined Bors on the a ll -conferem·t·
first team
Big A balotte To ken
A nine 1nl'h wide wh1tt.'
abalo111e found off Catalina
Island has set a new state record
and may be the largest ever cau~ht in the eastern P ac1f1('
Ocean. the state Department of
Fash and Game has announcec1
The mollusk. caught by Gary
Kimes. 40. of San Pec1ro,
measured 227 milhmeten. or
about 8.9 inchc~ at its greatc~t
diameter. It was taken in 105
feet of water at Is thmus Reef
The largest previously report
cd white abalone was taken 1n
1972 at the Los Angeles· Ventura
county line and measured 220
millimeters. or 8.651 inches in
width. according to fi s h anrl
~ame reconlt..
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ANGELS ...
"Maybe it'll bring us <'losvr
together.
"I walked 1n here l the
clubhouse> and heard nothing It
pleases me more to have that
quiet after a loss hke this than to
see what goes on in o;oml'
clubhouses. It's a good s ign -1t
shows they have pnde "
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'Ali Imitation'
Next for Norton
GILMAN H OT SPRI NGS.
Calif •AP1 -Ken Norton would
r a l h c· r h a v e w o n t h c
ht:' a\< ywt•1g ht boxing c ham .
p1ons h1p in the ring, but he vows
to prove that the World Boxm~
Council did not make a mistake
in stripping Leon Spinks of the
title and giving it to him.
"Tht> most important thing
.1 bout my fi g ht with Larry
Holmes is to win it." the 32-year-
old ex Manne said intently.
Training at this Massacre
Canyon site for his June 9 defense
1n Las Vegas against the un.
defl'atcd Holmes. Norton s hows
his pride. some frustration and
det<.'rm1nat1on to uphold the wnc ... action
"Damn 1t." he a lmost shouted
when he s lipped during a spar·
rin).! l'>ess 1on w ith rank i ng
hca' ywe1ght Stan Ward. And he
kicked a waler bucket when
Ward eluded him in a corner.
NORTON DRIVES a Lincoln
Continental to his workouts, but
from Lhen on. he is a man in
~ruelling training for a ballle to
prove himself
Ill' thinks Muhammad Ah will
bt<al Spinks. the 1976 Olympic
champion. and regain the World
Boxing Association version of
the champ1onsh1p, but fears Alt
KEN NORTON
wants no more of Norton.
· · 1 hope he docs. but I don 't
think h<' will." Norton s aid. "I
don't think Ali wants to put his
hC'art into It any more "
TH E WBC CHAMPION term~
Holmes. of Easton. P a., "a
cheap imitation of Ali" a nd
bristles when it is suggested that
the 2s.year-old Holm es might
have t he best left jab in their
f1,::ht
"You wait and lOQk." he sayt.
.. Basically. what I'm worlCmg
on 1s my jab lo nullify his jab. I
think he as a very good fighter
with a very rtuid jab. I think
mine 1s harder. rm working on
cutting the ring in half. I'm
work ing to make him fi~ht
more. I 'm work in g o n m y
power.
"Basically, I'll US(' the sam e
techniques 1 used against Ali.
I've b~n righting that .way too
long now to change. 1 can alter a
fe w things. but in the heat of bat-
tle. you revert to what you know
best "
NORTON BROKE Ali's Jaw
and won a decision the first tame
they fought. Ali won a split de·
c1s1on the second lime they met.
both figh~ coming before Ali re-
gained his championship. The
third meeting went JS rounds m
New York. with Ali wanning a db·
puled de<'1s1on Norton thinks he
won a ll three times.
Are a VoUeyball
T ea ms in Action
The CIF 4 ·A volleyball
playoffs are down to four games
tonight a nd three or them in·
volve Orange Coast area powers
as Lag una Beach, Newport
Ha~bor and San Clemente are in
action .
The Artists of Laguna Beach.
defending CIF champions, will
host Mira Costa at 7. while San
Clemen\e and Newport Harbor
are on the road.
Top·seeded Santa Barbara
awaits S.an Clell)enle in a 7
o 'clock h ff. while Newport
Harbor invades Dos Pueblos
<Goleta> for a 7·30 match. "It has Its advantages over tennis and
handball as well," she adds. ' Handball players
ronvert to save their hands and It Is more action·
packed than tennis-and cheaper .
.. Racquetball ls also so easy to learn and you
{'an be succes~ful in a short period oC Ume."
How about the change In gltls sports s{Jlce she
was in high school'?
Indy Rains Don'~ Worry Al Unser
"WE ONLY HAD girl playdays and a big part
of It ~as for lhe gfrls to have a food time/' she
says. "I think they have lost some of that In help·
ing the better girls to excell. l kind of liked the
way everybody had a ehanct.
• But If lhis Is the trend, 1 think the sports such
as yoga, archery. back r.•cklnt • .racquetball and
othen of W.. type are he plna and perbapt replac·
Ing the playdaya. Tbcy are leiauN time aporta that
can be punued for a llf.Ume."
Is racquetball danaerous!
\
"It ls more ao In doubles.'' &be 1ay1. "l iota
b ken nose tn the OnalJ of a toumtm•t wben I
m corifaet ot"'1I
backawifta."
IS RACQ\JETBALL A GAME ol power oaly or
ii there man to l\.thao mt•&a tbe •1*"
t'
I NDl~APOLIS <AP l -The rain that has
turned the Infield ,at the Indianapolis Motor
Speeaway tnto a mm!neld or trencbes tsn 't t1olher·
lns two·tlme lndlanaPolis 500 wtnner Al Unser.
"You Just have to live with the weather."
Unser said after rain washed out the start of prac·
lice here Monday followlna a weekend where the
first two days of qualillcaOons for the May 28 In·
dianapolla 500 were victims of the weather.
"The rain delays are hard on the car ownera
and ban:t on the m echanics. But. In many cues It
givea tbe driven a break." Unser eaJd.
"The important thln1 lO kffp tn mlnd about
weather Uk we'\le had here thlt montb tJ th•t
aur8 r~ •t'• uodar Lb-.. tonditioM t• tre · ur .. ~ :r: w fob makea um uHd ln cham·
plor;ishlp car auto racing, hun't made a tire that
works oo \Jo'ator and If they did t 1Ull wouldn 'l 10 oul ..
..
Unser . who said his Lola·Cosworth 1s one or 10
cars with a good chance to win here. has been suemttng most ot h1s fTee t1me TeSttni th1s month.
"l 've got a chief mechanic to work on the car.
I let him and hi• crew do the mechantcal work. If I
didn't. have faith In him <Hywel Absalom l, he
wouldn't have the job. My team is getting the car
r..eady for lh• race now." he said.
Unser hp had his car limed lt 198. UM miles
per hour here. Only five driver.rt -Marlo AndretU,
Danny On1al1. Rick Mears. Johnny Rutherford
and lour·Umo wtnncr A J. Foyt -have aone raster
this month and all five have top~ 200 mph.
"Speed lan't I.bat cr!LkaLw )bu t•IUboul
the 500 here,,.. said Uns~r. ~ho ha ~uallfled ~nf)'
year llnce 1865 •nd-flntshed Uurd la.at ~ear. ··nae critical thin a Is bcllnR able to keep 1no
car runnln1. That ·a why t think there are at least
10 cars that can win Some of those that can pro
duce the high speed just may not last.''
Last month Unser survived one of the snore
seriqus crashes ot Ms racln& career. 'l'h...-.year·
014 hlt the wall with sueh force at Co1Je1e Statjon.
Texas. in pructlco for a race that h• split bis t1f'>
Ins helmet. He was kept In t.be hosplt1l for two
days as doctors checked for poalble head lnJuries.
f don't really remember much '"°ut that
time," aald Unser. who1e bf'QU\er Bobby has also
won the Indy SOO twtce . "l sllll'havt 1 Utll• sore·
nesa from tho accident , but nothing was broken. I
think l tias real 1utkY.
• You don·t thli'k about thlnas llke that.
howeveT Esr>ee!l•\ly slt*e I ~·t ~ on cruhh'tl
apJn. When 1-do. l will btt u.me lo qull. •• 1
With Moaday'a ralnout, the drivers have lost
29 hount ol praetrt Ume to fain and wei.condl-
ttons.
MISCELLANY
q.i,,. Football
Jay Roelen. who has been
t h c off ens h· c-ha c k f i e I <I
toach at Saddleback College
~tnc·e 1968. has decided to
quit coaching football after
21 years. Roelen will re·
main at Sacldlebac·k.
MD Star
Honored
Maler Del's Vic Martin and -Servlte"'s~lte Witt were-dtoseR~·
baseball co-players of the year
by Angelus League coaches this
week.
Martin, a senior, "recorded a
4· l record and 0.41 ERA on the
mound, and was a terror at the
plate when he wasn't pitching.
Marlin finished with a .438
batting average.
Wi tt. also a senior. notched a
9-0 record and a. 0.38 ERA. Five
Ser vile players, in addition to
Witt. were named to the all.
league first learn. Three o( them
hit in excess of .400.
l'lnlT•M ~M--•-. so.I Cl. M. ... P-Steve Bue<,,.le,Senrite Jr • I p Maril Sewald. 81~"°1> Mont Jr. • • (. M•rk Plrrucce-tlo .. Srforvjlf' St •tO Inf -Miil• G,,t._, SI P ... I Sr 41 tnl -8011 MNcf\am, Mater Del Sr. 3'7 '"' -Ed F¥~1. Sorvlte Jr. .372 t nl. -Steve 8•f-. 8t"'°P Mont Jr .n• OF -Torn Smitll. Sorvtte Sr U I OF -Rendy Der. Ser.,,fe Sr .•tJ OF-JOlln P.a.. PHIS )( Sr .1'0 OF-Oen ColltM. 8•"-Motll Sr 7'S VII -Ttm -..-.:, SI. p..,1 Jr ..
~Team P-Johft F11t<I. 8Kllol> Monl S• hl P -Geo<~ ~e. Plus x Sr l• c s1..,e ~r. NYter 0.1 Jr. .JIO •nf -Stu Slempnjell, S..Vll• S< .211 fftf.-.Jeff A~lo. Mater O.• Sr .m tnf.-ReyfOnl AHcl. Plus x Jr. . 111 tnl.-Ecl s.noo..I, SI. P...,t Sr .311
01"~ Johu, Molter Del Sr .2'0
01"-M•rt F<hA. B~Moftl !tr. .Jll OF-S-Grey, SI. P9ul S• .m Utt.-Oan Ffllf, Bltflol> Mont Jr .2.S
Walters Ill;
Season Over?
LOS AN GELES -
Mononucleosis may have cut
short J im Walters' freshman
track season al use .
Walters. an Estancia High
grad who set a USC frosh record
in the 800 meters (1:48.3) May 7.
will d e finitely m lss thi s
weekend's Pacific 8 track and
field championships a t
Corvallis. Ore. because of the
blood disease, USC officials con
firmed today.
It is uncertain whether he will
be able to return soon enough to
compete in the NCAA cham-
pionships June 1·3 at Eugene,
Ore.
Walters ran a 1:49.4 ha lf mile
a t Estancia las t year.
Sports ~n Brief
Marshall Signs,
Wins for Twins
From AP Dlspat~bes
M Ike Marshall is back and he may be the one to turn the Mm · nesota Twins bas~all fortunes around
The former cY Young award winner <1974 with the Dodgers>.
has apparently lost neither his velocity nor his vitality ... He was
like a young colt out there tonight.·· Twins
man aszer Gene Mauch enthused after
Marshall had helped ~mnesota win a 9-6.
lO·inning decision over the Baltimore Oriole:.
Monday night.
Marshall s1~ned Mondi:ly. arnved an the
evening from his home in Lansing. Mich. and
threw 30 minutes of battinli\ practice before
the game. He has been sidelined since he tore
ligaments in his knee with the Texas Rangers
last season. ...;
oeNE MAVc:M ··Every player in every position feels bet·
ter. plays beUer and is more optimistic when your bullpen 1s
well-m anned and they know it." Mauch added
"I was feeiing really good and I had good velocity out there." Marshell said.
DRtbhn-~ fn Sports ••.
BASEBALL -Center fielder Fred Lynn of the Boston Red
Sox was named American League player of the week for the period
of May 8-14, during which time he batted .545
with three home runs. three doubles and a·
triple ... In the National League, San Fran· •
cisco outfielder Jack Clark was chosen
player of the week. Clark hit .444 with 12 hits
in 27 at·bats during the span . . . Giants
veteran WllUe McCovey is still nursing a sore
jaw and may not be able lo return to the
lineup until late this week. McCovey required
eighl stitches to repair a cul lip suffered in a
collision with BUI MadJ~k Saturday ...
Steve Busby. the only pitcher to loss a no· ,uo LYHH
hitter in each of his first two major league seasons. makes his hrst
start In Omaha tonight since being sent to the minors April 28
Busby's contract is still owned by the Kansas City Royals and the
pitcher is hoping this visit to the minors will last only until he can
recover from the effects of arm s urgery ... Houston's James
Rodney Richard pitched his second two-hitter of the season Mon-
day as the Aslros blanked the visiting Philadelphia Phillies. 5·0.
GOLF -Dale Hayes breezed to the French Open golf cham-
pionstVP Monday with a closing 67 that left him 19 strokes under
par S'tld 11 in front of second-place Severtano BaUesteros ... Lee
Trevino's vict9ry in the Colonial Invitation was worth $40,000 and
boosted him into fifth place on the season earnings list. Trevino
has earned $133.836 wllh Tom Watsoq the leader with Sl83,064.
Others in the top 10 include: Jack Nicklaus, $171 ,990: Hubert
Green, $144,960: Gary Player SJ42.810: Trevino: Lon Hinkle,
S102.812: Hale lnvln, $101,t30: BUI Kralzert. $81,800 ; BUI Rogers.
$79.754: and Andy Bean. $75.538.
TENNIS -Defending champion Stanford was given the No. 1
seeding for the 1978 NCAA tennis championships to be held at th~
University or Georgia, May 22·25. Stanford will meet South
Carolina in the first round. UCLA 1s seeded second and USC sixth
... Jose IUgueras and Manuel Orantes scored easy viclon es over
Australian rivals lo chnch the inaugural National Cup tennis
tournament Monday.
OTHER SPORTS -Vancouver Canucks' veteran goahe
Cesare Manlago announced his retirement from the National
Hockey League club Monday .•. Iron Legend has withdrawn as a
probable starter for the 103rd Preakness Stakes in Baltimore, leav·
mg only four definite starters for the middle event of thoroughbred
racing's Triple Crown . . . Four universities were selected for at-
large berths in the upcoming NCAA Division I baseball playoffs -
Florida State. Pan American, Nevada-Las Vegas and Texas A&M
. . . Sam Freas was chosen swimming coach by the Universit y or
Arkansas Monday, replacing Ed Fedoskl, who resigned to devote
full time to teaching duties ... AJydar, runnfr-up in the Kentucky
Derby. turned in a-six-furlong time of 1:102/5 Monday while work-
ing out at Pimlico Race Course .in Baltimore. The time is the
fastest for that distance in the current Pimlico meeting. ,
Sport• oa Radio, T~•
RADIO: Baseball -Calilornia at Toronto, 4:30, KMPC <7101.
Pittsburgh at Los Angeles, 7:30, KA.BC <790>.
TV: Hockey -Boston at Toronto. 5 p.m., Channel 22.
Fidd"fl Fa,... Sei
The fu t ure of m a rine
sportfisbing in Southe rn
Calilo'm.ia will be the topic of an
opfli forum lo be held Saturday
in Long Beach by the State
Department or Fish and Game.
The event will begin at 10 a.m.
in the auditorium or the Slate
University and Colleges head·
quarters. 400 Golden Shore.
The forum is scheduled to al·
low fishermen lo express their
views on such topics as fish con-
servation , kelp restor ation.
a rtificial reefs. strtped bass and
silver salmon introductlons and
other programs.
'78
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LEASE FOR
Baseball Standings
$8999
Mo. + Tax & Lie
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AUTO LEASING
THI WAY IT
AUTOll!
AMERICAN LEAGUE
East Division
Detroit
Boston
New York
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Baltimore
Toronto
W L Pct. GB
19 9 .679
22 12 .647
18 12 .600 2
14 16 .467 6
14 17 .452 6"'2
13 18 .419 7tl'l
12 19 .387 81n
West Division
Oakland 22 10 .688
Angels 19 12 .613 21n
Kansas City 18 13 .581 311'l
Texas 15 14 .517 5112
Seattle 12 24 .333 12
Minnesota 11 23 .324 12
Chicago . 9 19 .321 11 ,,....,.., .. ~
Oell._ J, OewiMCI 2
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I J or Clenc;y 1 U. ft Seenle C~utt ,_., ., OttroU IWllcoa 1 H.
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•
NATIONAL LEAGUE
East Division
W L Pct. GB Philadelphia 17 12 .586
Montreal 17 14 .548 l
Chicago 16 15 .516 2
Pittsburgh 14 17 .452 4
New York 14 20 .412 51,2
St. Louis 14 20 .412 St~
West Division
San Francisco 20 12 .625
Cincinnati 19 14 .576 1112
Dodgers 19 14 .576 11 :i
Houston 14 16 .467 5
San Diego 14 18 .438 6'
Atlanta 12 18 .400 7
M911My'•k-Houslon s. Pllll.otllltll• o S." Oi.Qo 4, St. LIMlll J, 14 lnr!lnqt Los A"ve•es 1, PlHlburon • 0..1.,0.,,,...~1.o Teday'so.met ClnctnMll IS..Wr l-41 •I Momreal ITwll<.,.11
111 n 4't1en1e IBoOQs 1·Jt al New York IK_.,,
1 JI. n p'"'•OtlPlll• IC•rltoft • JI " Ho1nt0ft tvmon~lto1•1,n · St LOUI\ IVrrf'h •I ., ~ 01eoo l~lllllllO 1 11. n l•11t1burot1 ·c~nOl'l•r•• ' )I •I LO\ Afl9tlU 1~ .. mon I o . n
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LEASING •••
ALL MAKES
ALL MODELS
HEW
Tuaday May 18. 1978 OAIL Y PILOT 83
Big Cangon Champ
Harry Dodson of Newport Beach rerentlv
won the se\enth annual Big Canyon CC
President's Cup golf tttle. defeating Dan
DeMille. 2 and 1. Dodson also won the first
unnual event.
Boston,
Montreal
Collide
MONTREAL <AP1
lt wou ld be easy to suy.
·1f the Boston Bruins
can manage Lo stop Guy
Lafleur tonight. they
have a chance of pulling
even in the National
Hockey League"; final
playoff series." Certain-
ly. there 1s basis for that
sta t ement. since the
dynamic Montreal right
w1og has figured an l l of
the last l~ playoff goals
th e Canadtens havt.'
scored against the
·,
.. , .. • • .
Bruins. •-----------
But there are many PUBUC NOTICE •
other reasons ror B~4'ton •---,.-1-n_t_TI_ou_s_•_u_Sl_N_•_ss __ :
to be concerned. and so MAM• STATIMEHT ' few games left in which T11e •011-•no per1on1 ere 001nv l
h I llU\tnH\ el j t e prob ems might be MOC PROPERTIES, ,.sn Perlto r solved. 0r1 .... MIHI ... VlelO. CA '7•1S J
"The guys Guy pla~ ore:~~~ ~.:;:ci~1~...,.,'*• w i t h a r e p r e t t y Rooen E. ~. i.m Pe,..., d ' n a e ( Orm, MIWOfl Viejo, CA '7•1S a ,, rous oo. you Ger.1tdP.o.rr ... u1'1c.1 ... .-know." said Montreal c1rc••.M1u1onv1e10.CAn•1s i
left wing Bob Gainey. ""' ou"""' •• conc1..c:1..i OY • :
who checks Lafleur in veMr•• =::.'r~urer •
practice. Gainey has a T11" ,, .. _. -1;1ec1 •"" ""' ~ point: left wing Steve ~~~~-c1...,ko10r-Govn1yon~• •
Shutt scored 60 goals F....,, t last season and-50 in ou1tnA,MAL.COM, ~
1977 -78. while center ::;.::,!!!'~. ~
Jacques Lemaire has U01MacArt11W-.....v•r• ~
had 34 and 36 goals. :::=.":.::.~.,.., ., ----------------------res pectively. Publl$Nd Or-eoe-.1 o.,,, P1to1 ~
Aside from th"'t, Mon-Mey 1•· n. »Jyne •· "'' ~ Girls; Resulis CM t .. 111 ' 1 rea I coach Scotty -}
Bowman has the final PUBLIC NOTICE l
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Morse Seeded.8th
In Net Tourney
BERKELEY-Lindsay Morse of UC Irvine,
the national singles champion a year ago. is
seeded eii;thth in this year 's
women's college tennis touma·
ment beginning Thursday at lhe
University of California here.
'Morse and Jody Peterson of
UC I are seeded fifth in the
doubles competition. Jeanne
Duvall of UCLA is the top
seeded player in singles where
the top 12 are from UCLA, USC
and Stanford with exception of Morse. L.u1ou.v MOM•
In doubles, the UCI combine is the only one to
break the three-school monopoly with Stanford's
Susie Hagey and Diane Morrison the top seeded
team.
Players reaching the quarterfinals al Berkeley
will advance to the national tournament at
Salisbury Slate College In Maryland. June 4·12.
decision on which or his
players will match up
against Boston. s ince
game two of this best-of·
seven series will be
played at the Canadiens'
Montreal Forum home.
If Boston coa c h Don
Cherry sends veteran
left. wing Don Marcotte
out as Lefleur's shadow,
Bowman has the right to
remove his Jeading
s.corer until a more ad-
van tageous m atch-up
can be obtained.
For his part, Lafleur
doesn't much care.
"It would be better for
me if they put nobody on
me ... he says. admitting
that Marcotte over the
years has been the most
ertective at hindering
his game. "He works
hard a nd gives me a few
hits~ but he's a fair guy.
He doesn't try to hurt
anyone. Jl's not g4)ing to
be easy for him or m e if
we play against each
other ...
The problem for
Boston is. if they spend
too much t i m e on
LaOeur. any of a dozen
other Montreal players
can score.
Sports
• Calendar
T ....... Volleyball-OF •·A -*flnMs IS.ft 0-et s.ite 8-bllre el 1; Newp0rt Hertlor et 005 "'*'lot et
1 JO, Mire Cos .. et ~ 8 .. ch et
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Winklepleck Honored
Julie WinRlepleck was selected as
most valuable player in the Southern
Callfornla Conference women's
softba ll circuit for her play as a
catcher-first baseman for the league
c hampion Golden West College
Rustlers.
Winklepleck hlt .350 in conference
play UilS sella<m 1fDd 1s tire aJl·time
Golden Wesl leader In number or
hits. triples and tot.I bases.
The GWC star wais one of eJsht
Golden Weist players selected to the
first team all·confernnce squad of is
with two others placed on the second
untt of 1.3.
<Rio Hondo>: Towanna Watkins <LA
Harbor>. Pllche~-Kathi Rosenbery, Cindee
Secrist rGolden West>; Kelly Hag-
gerty <Rio Hondo>; Judy Macedo
<Cypress>.
Catcher -Julie Winklepleck
<Golden West>.
Se.coad TeaJn
Infielders-Paula Keen <ltlo 'Hon·
doJ; Kathy Nieto. Kerr y ,APL
<CypreM>; Dana Shaumburc CLA
Harbor 1: Lori Anaetaslou <Santa
Honlcill. OuHleld~rs -Ehn11 Varnum
<Golde n West >: Sue More no
•Cypress l . Denise Avila CL A
Harbor>. Angela Iacovino <Santa
M'Oni~a l; Chris Hauerty C Rio
!fondo>. Plleher-Jac~le Mccarver Csanta
Monlu1
C•tchera-Dora Youne <Golden
W•U: W LaRoue <Rio Hondo)
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PUBUC NOTICE T Ill• \lei-' w•• Iliad "'''" Ille CoYrlllOYW loe.aled •I 100 Clvl< Center co .. 111y Cl.,.. of Or-County on Dfl .. w .. 1• ~ta All•. Ceflloml•, •II ___ N_O_T-IC_l_T_O-Clt_l_D_l_T-~-.--
Aprllt1, "11. rttllt. !Ille -lnt ... ffl <9<1vey..i to Sll~RltlOlt COURT OP THI
Ftt,... and now lleld bY II -.. Id OMd ol STATI,,... -•Ll.,.'"NIA l"O"' Pllll11"'9CI Or•nvt Coast O.lly Piiot, Tr .. 11 In , ... ,wopertv 'lh>alad In WIO ....... ..... ....... " ~y 2. 9. 1•. U. 1911 CWl'llV •lld SleledH«lbed '"'· THI COUNT\' O' ORAOI
llll·lt Loi t Of TrKI 5312 al per map r• Ellete 01 ~~tr. HOLDEN,
·-----------•corded 111 llook let, Pagel 3t end 40of •••HOWARD BOOR•AM HOl.OEN, PUBUC NOTICE Mos. In ,,,. omo of ,,.. County •k• HOWARD HOLDEN, •II• H.a . _____ .,._...,...,.,,.... ____
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Recoroer (}If ..,d C:O..nty. HOLDEN, OtaesM •. ,m; Tt\• ,,,_ «ldreU -Other COM• NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN lo, ...
•OTIC9TOCllaOITOU mon de1l9"81lon. II ... Y. ol ltw rHI Cl"eOllcwsoltlleebovtnemeddec.eelenl NO. A..,.. ...-riy des<rl--we Is ~Ported ,.,., •II p&f'ton• 11 ... 11'19 clalm1 .. &11111
IUPl•IOlt (:OURT OP THf lo be: 413 GIOYCHI~ Orlltt, COiia the uld dltcedent ere required lo Ille STA.,.0.CAUf!ORNIA "Ott IM'loe. Calllomla them, wllll lht l\KH.MrV VOUC:llefl, In
TNI CDUfJTY ()ti OllANOI Tiit II~ TruslM d4sclelm1 Ille offke ol the cter• of the •bo ... ..,.
111 Ill• --.1ltr of '"• f.'lale of •ny llabUlty for My lftc«rectl'IHS of lllled COolrt, or lo PttMfll llltm, •111'1
HAROLD T. SEGEllSTlllOM, eke Ille $lreel ~ --r <°""'-tlle nect.-Y .._,,."·to Ille -H T. IEOERSTROM. .... HAROLD dell9ft••"'"-11 el\y, -,...,n denlo-•• Ille Ofltc• ol Ille P\ll>llC
SEGt!RSTROM,De<H..., Said $ale will be made. 11111 wllllOlll Mmlnlstrelor Of Or-COUnly, llOO
HOTICI 0" Ml&llllNG 0' ~ITITIOfll l"Otl ~llOIATE 0, WILL
ANO '0111 LITTlllll TllTAMIN
TAltY l!tlete ol JOHN HARLEY
MUTCHl.l!A, elso known u J
HAAL6V MUTCHLER, elM> known••
l M. MUTCHLER. 0.CHMd NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN IMI
KENNETH C. NEWELL llH llleo
,,.,.,,. • petition for ~·· Of Wiii end for t1wenc• of L.et•rs Tffl..,,.n·
t•ry, retere<Ke to wlll<h Is -for
IY<lller P¥tlculers. end 1"-1 Ille II me
end pie<• ol lleerlnv the ume l)as
bffl\ wt lor Mey JO, 1971, al 10,00 • m .. In Ille COIWI-Of Oepertmenl
NO. 3 Of Mid COUl1, et 700 Cl•I< C:.nter
Otlvt WeJI, In Ille City ol SM>la Ane,
Celttornle.
Oat.a Mey S, ""· WIWAM I . 5t JOHN, C-tyo...t.
JOHN M. WMATLIY
WS.C-tty ..... lM ... , c:.MrMI 94.,.,
~HMell•. CA ttMI
nw1 ... w111.-i
Atteney ter: .....
Pybll111M Or~ CAIMI 0.llY Pllol
Meyt, tt, 1'-tf11 IU1-11 NOiiet 11 _....., 91..., to creditors con•tnent or IOfjttT&nlY. elll>"flsed or South Grand A•enue. Sent• Ana, M•lfl9 cl--Inst 1,.. said oece· lmplltd, " to tltit, pouesllon, or •n-Celllornle '210S, wlll<" 11 Ille piece of
.,.,,1 to Ill• .. Id clal"" In ,,.. olflc• or cwmDr•ncff, to pey 1"9 ,..,..1111no orln-llllllnen ol Ille UllOKJ'11Md In •II mat· ------------
Ille cttrk ol ,,.. •fOrM&ld c-1 Of lo c.11NI wm of lie -MCUffd DY u1d ters pertlllnlno to Ille Hiett of wld o. PUBUC NOTICE
PUBUC NOTICE
~~nt i~m 10 -, __ ..__.et !?le ~ ol Trull with 1n1et'eSI thff.on,.. <•dent, wll!lln '-,,_.Ill elltr ,.,. ~· • --"~ --· • .,,.~ -o 1~d • ....... nott ~u~-wit" In-llrsl pullllCelion of lhll nolke Ollie• OI ARNE s . LINDGREN .... w-in..... ---~ Oet.0Ailrtl27."1t SU~lfllOllCOU•l'Ot"TMI LATHAM -WATKINS. At'°'nen Al letUI Ille,_, es provided In said Deed JAMES E. HEIM, STATI CW CAUPOflNIA "0• Le•. SSS Soutll Fl-Strffl, l°' of Trwsl, 11 e<Yr, \Hider the te.rm Of Wld PwDll< Adrnlnl1tr•t0< TH I COUNTY 0" ORANGE
A In Celllornle tOOll ""'lei. tall ... Deed Of Trust. lees, c.herOH •nd e•· n Admlnlstretor of ..._ ""'*' ol~ 11" Ille Ole<• ol ~,;.,_,of the 11..-pen1es of llW Trvsloe -of lhe truttt Ille estate ol I... N 0 TIC II 0, HI. A. I HG 0 J'
denlOfteel HI ell -'"'' -tal"'"9 to <rultObysaldDMdolTr"'L eoo.. named dlK-nt P•TITIOH POtt .-.0.ATa OP Will
said ntete. Suell clalmt will\ Ille Tr~~ ';;9.7.'1'!.':: ':::utS:Old .~ .,:'. AOltlAN ICUY ... lt, ANO Ll.TTaltS THTAMl.NTAflY necHWl'Y~llenmllltllellltdorpre COUNTY COUNSEL Ellett of ELMER l . PRESHO. .... -... ,.,.._.., wllllln '°"' monllll llvtr•O lo , ... Tru•ttt • ""111•11 •fllll llN.IAMIN I'. 01 MAYO. 0.CHMd. .11 ... 111e11r1111Ub11Ullonofthhnollce. Ot<lerellon Of Oef .... I -a wrlltefl OIPUTY NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ,.,.,
0•1.0AOrll20, 191t Nolle• of Oefau41 -Election to Sell. P.O .... un RONALD E MIGAUO ~ ,,,.., nere1n Harol<IT.~nlrom,Jr. Seid Nollet of OeflMill -El«tlon to Sant• AM, c.Monolet:l70l • pellllon ror PrOCWll• ot Will and I\
Eoec.utorol109 Wiit s.11 wH ,_..,... 1,. I/le county wller~ Alt..,....ystw~r..., .... nee of LAl .. n THl_l.,Y co,.,.
of wld Oecedifll .... ,. .. , property It locelad. PYbllslled ClrMIQ!t GOa•t Dally Piiot 1'91111-. rel..-.nc.e to wllkh Is ~
LATHAN &WATKINS Dated ."f'<l,olc2l1T·v'"•H .. ""'STMENT May 2. '· ••• "· 1'71 llU ,, for lurlller 1)«1ku•er•. -,.,., , ... A .... s UN001t•N ~ • .. llme •nd OI«• OI ""8•1nv Ille wme AlttrMrs .. uw COMPANY es Tnisl.. 11a1 llffn Mt for Mey 73, 1971, at 10 00 us Sfftlt ,._Street Earl H. ~l<tln PUBUC NOTICE •.m , In ttw c.ourtroom ol Oe&Nrtmenl LM a,...1. CA ... 11 PY~llshed <lrllf\09 CO.st Delly Pilot. ------------r NO 3 of Hid court. at 700 Civic Center Pllbll'lled' Oranoe Coell Dally Piiot. M•V 2. 9, I•. ttlt NOTICE INVITING llDS Drive Wffl. In t"9 Clly of Senta An•,
Aprll2J,andMey2,t ,t•.1'7t 16 ... 71 Holle• h lleret>y Olven 11181 the Celllornle. IMM-111------------·rBoerd of Ed11tell0fl or ll>e lrvln<t 0•1..i Mey3, 1'79. ------------• p•rD• •c NOTICE unlfltd School District ot O••nue WILLIAM£. MJOMN. u..-County, Celllornla, will rect1.,. sealed eo..nty Clerk PUBUC NOTICE 1-------,------1bid•110 lo J.00 p,m, of tM 74tt\ day Ol ROllflT A. USTMAN
"'CTtnoui IUSINl!SS Mey lt11, at wlllCll time Wid llldl will 210 Ma ...... llvd., 54111.e JI> •Hitt .,.AMl!n.fl'TtM .. tT be publlcty opened end r••d for C.St8 -·CA "6»-SU~llttOlt C:OUltT OP THa .,,.. loll-lno penons are !Mllnv Uniform Rtntel ano LAIH\dry ServlCt. Tel: S48o4llD
I TA Ta°" CAUl'OtlNIA "0R l>USIMU ., BldCOndllloM-lnllfucllOM•ndbld AHHlMY fer ... tlti.-TMI COUHTY Of1 OllANOE S M CO .• lltOI Olli.Ide D<lvt. HYft· fl)tms mey be obf91ned al the Oflkf ol PUl>h\Md Or.-. Coe" Dally Piiot
No. AM61:1 llnvton BHdl, CA '2MI> BY,lness S<iopor1 Servkff. 2'41 Aflon ~y 9. 10. i&. lf11 11129-71 O•OElll TO SHOW CAUSE llO• HtmlelAI B. Merolla. '901 Cllltslde Avenye, lrvlnt, Celllor"'a T"" 01' CHAftOll O~ NAME Drive, HYftll"91on 8Hc,., CA 92... Irle.I rew•-ti. rlQlll lo reject any or ,,. Ille Malle• of !fie Appll<allon ot Bharat B Mll<olle. '901 Olltslde •II bias Of' to..,.,.,. •ny 1rr19ul•rHIM
RAV GEORGE &URGOOH JR Drive. Huntlf'IQlon &Hdo, CA'2W. or 1nlorma4ltle1o In any blat l)t in Int
llle •POll<elloft of RAY GEORGE T"h l>YMnen Is conduct..s by all tn bldOlnQ.1"'4M Unifi.a FICTITOU' IUSINEU
BURGO°" JR., for c~ Of ntme, dM011el NAME STATE.MINT
lla•1"9 -filed In Cour'l -ti ef>o Mamteta B Menlll• School Dmrkt T"• 1011ow1119 ~r\Ons •re 001ng
pHrlng lrorn Yid epptlcehon 111•1 Tiiis 11&1...nern wn fll.O w1I" llW ~:::•: .... , l>ll\lnt\S .,
RAV GEORGE BURGOON JA. NS ColHlly C•-of Orenoo> County on P .. 1111.-or.-oeC:O.~Oelly P1IOI ASSOCIATED MEDI CAL
hied en ACJC)llcellon or~no ltlel "'' AJWll 20, 1911. May'· ••• "" SERVICES. VIS6 "'-'• Aul :rn1 -Ila,,......., to MICHAEL RAY l'ltJ)ll MisslonVltio.CA'267S BURG~ PYblhhtd Or-C:0.11 Delly P iiot, 1•1 ... 1• Mr. Oereld Brennoo. M.0 .
N-. lfterefcwe, fl IS ller'elly CWdwed Apr II ts, May 1. '· 1•. 1978 PtJBUC NOTICE Serotl l~Mrftf. M.O .• 2nis. ~rl• -dlre<Md • .,.., •II --lnt~est· 1~11 R•••. MllSlon Vie to.CA n•n edlnuldmetterdo-..wtwforetllls1 _____________ 1 _____________
1
Murrey Mar90fls. MO., w1111em
COY•t In ~mtnC , on tlle 10th cSetr •·MM' Scheppac:h, M.O~ 278 Pwrt• R ....
of JYne, 1t11. • 11:00 o'clon e .m., OI PtJBUC NOTICE iUNltt<>tl C:OU•T OP TME Minion Viejo. CA nus
H id day lo s'-~ wlly sue.ti -STATI! OP CAl.IPOltNIA ,OR Cerl R T••ktro, M.O., Wllllam
pile.ti'°" for ,...,... OI -._ PICTlTIOUS IUSINESS TMR COUNTYO,.OflANOI Smtih, M 0 ., 118 PIMfta Aul, Mis·
not be 9ranltd. NIIMI. STARMENT -A.fflG ,_ VltJo. CA m7S
11 1, ... ...-ordeAd ht. CoCIY OI l ... f0llowl119 pw-Is dOlno bllsl· NOTICE OP HIA•tNG o~ Ale.hard J•toll. M.O .• Aoneld lhll Onie• To s.-c-... ~l•hecl MIS es: Pl.TITIOfll "°" ~ROIATI OP WILL Scl'lre1ber, M.O .• 11& "'-1• Aul,
in .... Or~ c.oest Delly........ J s. AMMIRATO ANO AS· ANO CODICIU ANDl'OlllLITilltS MlnlonVle)o,CA'26IS
,.,,.,.,p.per of o-rel Cl,.c11latlon. SOCIATES ... s l'r0d1Kllon PIKI!, TRSTAMeNTAltY AND ,OR This b11•lneu "COfl<hKled by.
prlnled In said county, at least OM.f Newport Beedl, CA'l26U AUTltOltllATION TO AOMINllTlfl 99nerelpertMrshlP. It •• UCh wHk for lour Sljl(CHSIY• wetles UNDER TMI INOE~INOENT AO. 5¥094 Lockere .... 0 .
l. prio•lo llledeyoluld....,lnv. Josepll s........ Ammlreto. 340n.A MINIST•ATIOHOPESTAnSACT. Tiit• ... ,_ w~ tlled will) Ille O•ted tftlUll'I !Uy of MO, t'78 Elene.onto, O.ne Point, CA '2619 Estele of HELEN e . RE E D, COIHllY Cltf'll OlOrOll!lt C:O..nlyon M<ty er11ee w Sunw>er Tl'tls tiu.i...u Is conducted by an In· Dec.used. 4, 1978 1 JUdQI ol MIO dlvlduel ,OMOJI
SPIHEs:=.i:=.ARo T111, ~i":::'~~:. wllh 111e ~E:.~~:~·~~:.e~!~~:.!~ '~ ,_:~~'.1:~1.~~. eoui oau~;~~~
u"s Ma--..,.,..., Sot• Ill County Clet"k ot Or•noe CounlY °" and Codlclls -for lu-e ot ltt
Ttrr•n<t, ca . ..., Aprll 20, tt111 -·-·· ten TutementMY and for Autt\oril• PUBUC NOTICE Alt-ystw ..... lc.I ~ ..,., · nk ... ~
PllC>llllled 0r-. Coe,, 0•1ly P1101 PYIJllSlled 0r.,. Coast Delly Pilot :;:;:, ~d=stro':.n ~.: .. 1 .. ~ Ac10:::.. --""="-===~~=-=-=---
Mot, I•. 23. JO. tt11 tlJI 11 Ae>fll 2S, MaY1. '· 1•. lt71 '-ren<e to wt>I<" ;, ,.._ for lurtller ,ICTITIOUS IUSINESS
------------1 ISJ).fl ~rtlcYlan. and 111•1 Ille lime •ncJ NAME STATEMENT PtJBUC NOTJC E pie<• Of hMrlnv Ille Mmll lies Ileen set llY~:,~0~~~1119 ci-r1CN1• •re 001no PUBUC NOTICE '« May JO, 1'71. •1 10·00 •.m., In Ille WARREN, McVEtGH, GRIFFIN c-tl90m of~-No. l llf said PICT1T10US IUS4N£U cOYrt, at 100 Olfl< Center DflM west. ~ SAVAGE, 100 Newpo~I Center tUMa STATl.MUtT NOTIU cw nun.a·s SALE In Ille City of Sent.a,.,... Celltorn•• Dflw. Ht#llOft BNcll. C'4 92'60 Tiie.......,.__, l,dOlnollUtl-On JYM•. 1'11,et t:OOo'clOck P.M., OaleOMeyS, t'1L • OevlO Wet,...,, S4I Di-v .. w 11eun. MIO CITY INVESTMEHl COM· WtLUAM l .litJOMN, Orlw,Dflnde.CA CHUOCER SPECIALTIES, MC-C PANV. H dllly ~ T"AIM ..,_ eountyClenl Donn P. Mc.VeiOf'I, 1N L..erkln
Ane•rcll Of , M\lnll,.._ llHcll, CA det end ~ 91> o.ed ol T....-t •• MAMN a HAMM Sl,..I, Sen ~en<IKO, CA
9tMt tewoed s..itM'Mf JO. ltlS, In 8oolt t•tCHAflD G. KAHttl Ct roe C. Griffin. "341 SleH• . Doft•ld w. Blem, .... .o Peclh< I 1$1•. P991 tsn. ... ()(flclel Recorot In Solll•... Cltvla Road. Irvine, CA n...
Wey, An-'m. CA... Ille Office OI .,.. eo..nty Recor-ol •1 E. ~IM. lttl'lfWltl J S.v~. 11007 VI< tor
Tlltl ~ ... CondUC.MG by.,.,,.. Or-County, Cellloml•, wlll ltll ., P•M4Mtl•, CA tilt! s1r .. 1. Torr~. CA 9050:>
dlvld ... I DUl)llC -..c·tloft •the lllQllHI bidder for Alt_, fer: ...iu.n... lhls bull MU Is <ondlKltd by •
Dofteld w. eiem cesn llNY ...... time ... Ml• In 1-..1 PUl>llSl'ted ()rangt Coa\I Dally Piiot oeN••• f)Mlnenhicl.
ThlS si.._t w~ lllt'd w•"' Ille _, Of ti.. Unlllld SC•tsl •I ttw Mey 9, 10, 16, 1'71 tllO 18 0 ..... C. G<Hlln
C-ty Clef1I ol Or-CoufMY °"Mey nor lt\erly enlr•nct lo Ille County ------------• This slelenltllt was fHoO with lt\e
•. tt11 ~ CoYrthouw IOc.oled •t 700 Owl< ~le< PtJBUC NOTICE C-IY Cl-ol ~llf'99 County on 0<1.e WHI, Sent• Ana. Celiforn1a, all Aptll 10, tt11.
BUSINESS
Publishers Disappear
Con£emration R~ Indusiry's Op~ns
By MILTON MOSKOWITZ
Western Pa<'iric Industries ...
holding company whose pnn·
C'tpal asset ts the Wes tern
Pacirit' Railroad. recently began
acquiring shares or Houghton
Mifflin, an oldline Boston
publishin~ house. It controls LO
percent or the company.
With sales last year or $125
million. Houghton Mifflin is one
of the last of the {Jlajor book
publishers not yet scooped up by
a larger corporation.
IT HAPPENS, THOUGH, that
Houghton Mifflin publishes the
books of such bona fide certified
liberals as Arthur Schlesinger
Jr .. John Kenneth Galbraith .
Archibald MacLeish and Daniel
Schorr. And these writers.
among others. signed a letter to
Houghton Mifnin warning that if
the company became part of a
railroad, they would consider
s 1g n1ng on with another
publisher.
It's not that these writers have
anything against railroads or
Western Pacific for that matter.
T hey just object to small com·
panies being absorbed by larger
ones. '
The question 1s: Whi c h
publishing house could these
aut h ors repair to? Book
publishing has become so concen·
trated that the independnt is a.
rarity. To give you an idea.
here's a roster or the publishing
bigwigs.
DOUBLEDAY : PROBABLY
the largest book publi.sher.
especially if you count its many
book clubs. headed by the
Literary Guild <any book club
whose address is Garden City.
N. Y.. is a Doubleday entity 1.
Owns Dell Publishing. which in
turn owns Dial Press.
Time Inc.: Grouped under this
banner a r e Time ·Life
Books: Little. Brown & Co.: the
New Yotk Graphic Society and
the nation's largest book club.
Book -of ·the-Mo.nth .
RCA: This electronics giant
publishes books under these im
prints: Random House. Alfred
Knopf, Pantheon. Ballantme.
Vintage and Modern Library.
CBS: THE CAPTIVE com·
pa_ni,es are Holl, Rinehar~. &
Winston, Pracgcr. W.B. Saun·
uers <medical hooks l a nd two
big paperback pubhshers.
Popular Library and Fawcett
Gold Medal.
Harcourt Brace Jovanovich :
A major textbook publisher.
Harcourt Brace also owns
Academic Press <science
books), Grune & Stratton
<medical books>. an insurance
company <Harvest Life> a nd
three marine parks <Sea World>.
and it p ubli s h es many
Money
Tree
periodicals. the latest of which 1s
Human Nature.
Gulf & Western Industries·
Th is mighty conglomeratt•
(.cigars. motion pictures. auto
bumpers. zine. small loan t'Om
panies. sugar> has Simon &
Schuster and its big paperback
affiliate. Pocketbooks.
HARPER & ROW : Important
in its own m!ht. 1t also owns
Thomas Y. Crowell. Baste Books
and J . B. Lippincott.
Times Mirror: The publisher
or the Los Angeles Times IS the
proprietor of New American
Library <whose paperback 1m·
prints include Signet. Mentor
and Meridian l, Harry N
Abrams <world's leading art
publisher>. Matthew Bender
Ila w and real estate books 1.
C.V. Mosby <science tests> and
Southwestern <religious and re
fereoce books 1.
MCA Inc.: Parked here <but
not on its Universal back lot I are
G . P . Putnam ·s. Coward.
McCann & Geoghegan and a
leading paperback hou~e.
Berkley Publlshlng.
OTHER COM PANI ES with a
~take in booi publishing Include
Litton lndu.S'lrles <Van Nostrand
and Reinhold>. ITT (Bobbs
Merrill .and tfoward W. Sams 1.
Xerox <Ginn a nd B,owker 1.
Rayt~eon CO .C. Heath> and
Fllmw~s <Grosset & Dunlap> ..
Scott, Foresman. a textbook
publisher. owns William Mor-
row. Dun & Bradstreet own!.
Funk & WagnaJls. John Wiley
has just combaned with t he
Ronald Press. A Dutch company
owns E P. Dutton. a German
company controli. Bantam
Books and an English company
has Just bought Hawthorn
Book l>
No one ownl"Farrar. Straus &
Giroux. This distinguished book
publish~r last month resigned
rrom the Association of
American Publishers in protest
against the failure of the AAP to
take a strong stand agamst con·
t'entration an the industry. Roger
W. Straus Jr. said the com·
pany saw no reason to support.
by its dues. "the propagation of
a point or view we are profound·
ly convmced 1s inimical to our
interests. as wel i as to the cause
of literature.··
Summer Job Hunt
Expected to Ease
By The Associated Press
High school and college students searching for Jobs this summer
should find it a bit easier than in recent years. But job experts warn
that much may depend on the applicants' skills and perseverance.
The ~ovemment 's public service JOb program will ,provide a re·
cord 1.6 million summer youth JObS about 140,000 more than last
year -through s1x government
programs and pledges from lhe
National Alliance o f Bui.1
ness men.
About 99 percent of those jobs
a re for economically d1sadvan·
taged youths who must meet
rederal poverty standards to
qualify for s ummer jobs m
parks. libraries and elsewhere.
OTHER SOMMER jobs will
com e from a variety of locally
funded state and municipal pro·
gram s and many more from
private businesses seeking vaca-
tion replacements or extra help
to meet seasonal needs.
Employment spe<:ialists and
college placement services say
the Job opportunities look belt.er
than last year. which also was a
(See SKILLS, Page 85) P..Oll•lled Orenoe Coelt Delly Pltot r1<111t '"" ..., ll'llernt c.onvt1-red Mey t, 1•. U. :io, 1911 ,., .. ,, end ~w held Dy It .-wk! DM<I o SU~EltlOlt COUltT OP THI.
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PUBl.JC NOTICE TrYil In thl property situ.led in said
COllnly and SI.ti~ dHcrlbed as: Loi I ot Traci 5212 es ~r ~ re-
l •s CON!ed In Book 19', p .. 3'I -40 Of "CTITIOUS IUSIN > Meps, In Ille Ofll<e ol ''-C:O..nly NAM€ STAT.MINT RecOf'd.,.ol wld Olllnty. Tiie tollowlno -son h Oo1119 l>uSI· rne st~et ..tOCll"Hs •nd o!Mr com· ntn~~ONTERA PETRO CO • l'Mft de,lgnellon, II any, of 11"' re.ti '' -rly det<rl-MIO¥e Is pu<porled C•111orn1• hmlle4 1M1rtn«slllp, JllU to be: 413 Glouc.uttf' Orlve, COii• Holly Drive. 5outh UQUN, CA '1'1•11 Moe C.lllomla.
c N•1I Rel'lkA)CI, ~·· Partntr, T..; undenlonad TrutlM dlKlalms
l l ,,, HOiiy Orlve. Soult\ lagune, CA iny tlabHlty for .any lncor~11111n ot
q2&11 11>1! Sire.I eddrffS and-· c~ T"I' b11slnen " conducted by • desl9"•llon, 11 eny, ,_ het'eln.
limited oart~l'\ll•P. Seid wit wlll De made. but wlt!Mlul ~::,~"::i':r convene"' or wen.,ly, nprefttd or
Th S llel-1 W4'\ flied wllh Ille 1'""lled, .. to lllle, -seulofl. OI 1111-1 c11mbre11Us, lo !NY Ille rernalnl119 Co11nly Cl.,.. of Or•n9t Cout111 on pr1ncl&NI ....., di Ille note tee.,,..., ~
A0tll JI, lt71 ulo Deed of Trittl wltll lntffHI c. M&IL ltlHt(OP lllereon ... llf'O¥ldecl In Mid note, -Sltlt•D.-~· •...CH with I-est~ .. CW•
L.e9""• 1Nd1. CA tZlllll '""" wlded In said Deed of Trvst. II .,y, ..,_
PUl>llslltd Qr .... CAIMI Delly Piiot. Cler Ille terms of said Deed of T~I. ... ,, C"8<9ft end eapenMS of ttw Mey 2, '· ••.1'l. lt1t f~t• end of Ille trusts c...e.d Dy ___________ 110_1_.,. Mid°""°' Tnal.
.... ~c NOTICE Tiie lleneflclrt ~said o..o o1 PuD&A Tryst 11er.tolOr9 .. ecvted Met de·
"CTIT10U$ MlllNl.U
MAMa STATl.MeNT
The lo4!owtnQ llW"'" 11 dOiftO WI~
MUH: OlO WORLD T·SHIRTS. 7S.1
Cent ... Or., • ,._ HUIMlnvlOft 8H<fl,
CA'2M7
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Blvd., LOftQ llMOI, CA tolOS
T"ll llUSinftS Is~ by Ill\ In
d1¥ld ... 1.
SyMe S. OOYef'
Thll stet-• was llled wll?I ltw
ColHllY Cl ... k of Or..,09 County on
Aptll 21, lt11.
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llvertd to Ille TrY•lee • written
O.Clere tlon OI OefOUll .., • W1'lttan
Mollee of OefMlll and El«llon to Sell,
Said Holk;e ol OeflMilt -Eledlon lo
Sell was,__ In uw c-ty-.
Ille real Pf'OPW1 y Is IOCMed.
OeleCI Apfll a. t'1L MIOOTY INVESTMENT
COMP.AH Y • Tf'llllllt Eert H. O.-Wn
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PUBUC NOTJCE
NOTICE OP HIARINO OP
PETITION flOtt il'ttOIATa OP Will
Aorll n. Me'f 2. ~. "· tm 1~71
PtJBUC NOTJCE
ANO L.EnlltS TUTAMl.NTA•Y. -·-----------:-:---,OR AUTHOltlZATION TO AO· "ICTITIOUSIUS.INHS
M I N I ST 1. fl UN DI It T H £ NAME STATEMENT
INDIE~l.NDINT AOMINIST•ATION The lollowlnv person• are doing
0 .. ESTATES ACT l>u$1n.ss .. :
EllateOfLEEMALf.R,DecHsed. THE GREEN CROCEll, '1'40
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN lllel Hemllton. Hlllltlnglon BNc,., CA m..
SHOSHANA MAI.ER eke SUSAN Otnni1 James ~mpbell, 2tll
MALER -All.AN MAit.ER ........ Menooit •O,CosteMna.CAt26:zfl 1t1eo 11ere1n • pelllion '°' prOl)9l11 ol Woyne HenllCI Jenwn, IJQ Pine Wiii end luuenat ol Utlten Tnt.,...n• SI •• Wttlmln$IU, CA 916&3
tary, •no for •utllortiellon to •d· Tt\ls bustnen is conclll(l.O !ly •
mlnl\lu .,,.,... Ille lndel)enotnt •d· 0911ef'al oertnertn1p.
m lllhtrelloll ol Ett•n Act, reterl'nC• Denni' Jemt1 c.m.i1
lo •lllcll Is med• for fvrlher Tiiis sletenltllt -llled wl"' Ille
partlcvl•rs. end tllM ,,,. time -Collnty c•.ni of ~Moe c-ty on
PIKe OI -1ng Ille -lies -se4 Apt II 20. lt7'. few June •. 1'71, <II 10·00 a.m .. 1n llw ""'* courtroom Of l>tPM'I"""" No. l OI wtd PllOllShtd o.-.,. ea.st Dally Pilot.
court, •I 100 CMc Ceftltf Orlw WtM, Al>fll 2S. Mnt. •. 1' tm In Ille City ol SMtC.-~. Cellforllle
Oel.O Mey 4, It'll.
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AHWMY' Mr: ce ,...lllMn
Pllbll"'9d Or .... CM~ Dally Piiot
Mey'· 10, ... 1'71 ,.,.
Pl18UC NOTICE
SUN•tOlt C:OUln' OP TMI. STAHOft CA&J..otlNIA l"Olt
TMI COUNTY OPOltANOI. .... Mw.
NOTICI OP MeAltl NO OP ~tTITIOM POil f'ttO&AH ff WILi.
ANO t.1n11ts THTAMl.JnAltY,
,0. AUTMO•llATION TO AD·
MINllT l.ll UNO l.lt THI. INDl~INCMUn' AOMINIS,..AYIC*
OPHTATIS~
Estele of ERNEST J. WOOD,
O.cuseo.
NO'flCIL IS HEREBY GIVEN 11181
ESTHER HELMS hes llltd htnlfl a
,_.lllon for probtte 01 Wlll end I•
W&ft<e Of l.ltttn T tllM*lllfY IO tlle
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cou.-troom ol ()epMtmenl NO l ol said
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c-.t10ert OAMl&CM & OAMMCH 1tt60W___.A_ CMee• ~en, CA '1)1)
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1-.11
PtJBUC NOTICE
f'ICTITIOUSIUStN•U
NAME STATaMlllT
Tiie IOllOWlnQ PffWM are dol119
V1°nen es:
b'INTERNATIOfcAL RESEAllCH &
'c!VELOPMENT, 4t7 Ettlltr SI .
cnle MH•. CA 926J'7
l . Hell TlftK, 4'1 Esttltr St., C,O,le
Mne,C.Afi.27
L•rr H. Tiner, '°"1 5klmmer Lene. H..wttlftQlon BH<ll, CA.,._
Tiiis butlneu 11 c-cled t>v • 9tl'tf'•·~· l .HellTI,...
This , .. ..,_ w .. filed wl"' Ille
County cienc Of ~ano. (ounty °"
April U. 1911. PtUt1
PUOlllMd Or.nge Coast 0.llf Piiot,
Mey>.'· 1•. n. ma lloONA
PVBUC NOTICE
"ICTITIOUS lllS4NHS
NAME STATl!MRNT
Tl't• fOllOwlng perlOfts ue OOlllO 11v.inenes:
MPR OlMPANV, '14 -KOMle A"9., Coit• MM.A. CA tttM
JUiie M. ltonen, 411) HUfOl'I Aw.,
c111wer Cl ty. CA ta:llO
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Merell ]I, ltlt ,.,, ..
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e Each short term loan arranged by
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e We handle all the details . .
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Business Tu.day, May 18, 1978 DAILY PILOT 8 5
Captain Brings Old Ship to Life
'SHE'S AN ACTIVE SHIP. NOT A MUSEUM '
Martin, Lett, and Senior Bosun's Mate Walter Gross
• By J ULES LOii &•~~IW~I BOSTON Next month
Tyrone Martin will retire from
the NAvy, has name the latest tn
scribed on an exclusive list.
"As best J can tell." he said.
· · 1 am the 57th person in com-
m and or the USS Constitution.
The lack of records. in fact the
lack or information or all kinds.
about this ship is, well. dismay·
ing . I've spent the last four
years trying to fill in gaps."
IN ITS 181-year his tory . Old
Ironsides might have had more
battle-scarred captains al its
helm. but surely it never had
one more ardent in his feeling
for the stup lhan Tyrone Martin.
Al tames he climbs down deep
into the bowels of lhe grand old
frigate and sits. alone in the
quiet. and s mells the pitch and
listens to the music of the waler
lapping against oak.
"When the wand blows. she
moves at her mooring. She's
alive "
AT TIMES llE gathers up his
paperwork m has office ashore
and takes it to the captain 's
quarters aboard ship "I use a
ballpoint pen instead of a goose
quill, but the desk is the same."
At tim es he even puts on his 1812
untfOl'm and goes to work.
The pr1vile~e or commanding
the oldest ship of the line has
enriched Cmdr. Martin's sense
of history, all right, but no more
than Cmdr. Martin has enriched
America's apprecaatton of Old
Ironsides.
It was Cmdr Martin who de-
c·1ded to fit out onl' of the
Skills Aid Joh Hunt
<Continued From Pa1~ 84 I
fairly good year, and Is much
improved from two years BRO.
when the recession plagued
economy sharply cul back on
!'.>Um mer hiring.
lions. and ask everyone l knew 1f
t h ey had heard of Openings
where they work, .. said Harriet
Burl. owner of Thirty-Three
Personnel Service. a Chicago
·employment service. But that
doesn't mean JObs aren 'l out
there. she says. "You Just have
to hustle."
!'.>Ummer ranks. William Deal.
executive vice president of the
industry group. sees strong de-
mand. particularly for people
with clerical skills.
The Labor Department's
Employment Services Division
s upports lhis view and adds that
also in demand are the following
"kills: computer programming.
ind u s trial and m echa nical cngineerin~. accounting and a
number or special skills such as
those needed for medical or den-
tal technicians. Those primarily
are for permanent job openings.
hut the slcills also should help
anyone looking for work ex·
pcnence for a summer
Still , with a government
estimate that a l ·lccis l four
million youths are joining the
ranks of workers or jobseekers
Lhis year. those without special
s kills may face a difficult
search
THE NATIONAL A~SOCHltton
of Temporary Services Inc.
estimates that job orders com-
ing into lhe 2.000 temporary help
companies in the country arc
running 15 percent to 20 percent
higher than last year
"If I knew someone looking
for.a summer job right now. I 'd
tell them to 'hil the streets.· I'd
go around to banks and corpora-While that number might fall
off as more students swell the
•
EVICTIONS
LA. County
21).733-0623
RE·LEASE
MERCEDES
SENSIBl r PAVMl:NfS
I
I
Beverage Operations
Get Seminar's Eye
Registration is under way for a
th ree-d ay se minar. "Primary
As pects o f ,.Alcoholic Beverage
Operations." to be offered June 15-17
at Orange Coast College, Costa Mesa.
The seminar Is scheduled for 7-10
p.m . June 15. from 10 a .m. to 8 p.m.
June 16 and from 9 a.m. to noon June
17 The sessions will be conducted al
OCC's campus restaurant, "The Cap
tain's Table."
The registration fee of $45 includes
lunch and dinner on Friday. Checks
payable to the college may be sent to .
Community Service Office, OCC. Z701
Fairview Road, Costa Mesa 92626.
Lecturer is Brian F. Rea, director
of On Premise Institute. a manage-
ment consultant firm s pecializing in
the alcoholic beverage service in-
dustry.
Topics will include "inventory con·
trol." "brand selection." "par
stocks," "requisition." "bar design
a nd equipment." ·•merchandising,"
"training," "service." and
"management."
More mformation as available at
the college. 556·5880.
Group's
Spe aker
Announced
We are now making available an 83% Fixed Deferred Annuity which
permits.you to defer boY' fedenll and •late taxe& 'Mt.Ii this deferment
~money can compound at a faster rate, and your tax liability moves
into the future when you will hkely be in a low·er tax bracket Also. this
investment bypaHe• probate coats. This offering as available to
Individuals with ~ J ,000 to $ 250.000 to invest
NOTE: This 83% tax deferred return ls greater than that offered by
banks and savings-and-loans. And in most cases. the lntaest earned from
bank and savtngs-and-IOdn certificates of deposit ls fully taxable by bolh
the fedenil and state governments.
('
For lnformatJon telephone Partcer DaJe,
Senior~e President. at(714)644-4620. or
write him at Morgan, Olmstead, Kennedy fJ
Gardner. Incorporated, 606 South Olive
Street. Los Angeles. CA 90014
~~ ~~ ~ &Gardiler
lr\ttJfpef-.1
lnw•nwt.,.,...,. Sll!Ce 1936
~ ...... 'llartt~~~QMr~~·
• LoA Mgtttt. s.n P'19"dtt0. ~ tk«ll. N9W 'lioik. ~
..
J oseph P Nolan, vice
president of public af-
fairs for Monsanto. will
address the Orang\?
County Purchasing
Management Associa-
tion ot its dinner rneet-
1 n g a t the Anaheim
Stadium Club at 7 p.m .
Thursday.
Those wishing to at-
tend the meeting. or in
becoming members of
the association , may
call K.C Beldelman at
632·3958
• ,.
t
VSS Constitution's History
Includes Journey to Danang
Danang
"Ile sank a Vietnamese !>hip
and got a bunch of men shot up.
but wound up fleeing the harbor
under fuJI sail -without tht·
bishop. Here's the entry fo~ that
day. May 26. I round in the cllary
of one of the men aboard, a Lt .
Jobn 8. Dale
,.
vessel's antique guns so it could
fire a salute to the queen or
England when she came aboard
during the bicentennial celebru-
tion. . \ TWICE DAILY that gu~ is
fi r ed . at d awn a nd at dusk.
Every hair hour the ship's brass
bell marks the time. Every day
the s hip's s ignal flags are hoist·
ed. The s hip's crew stands
watch around the clock.
"While I'm her captain she's
an acttve ship. not a museum ··
When he became captain.
Martin began assembling all the
1nformat1on. all the lore. he
could find about the ship
NAVY RECORDS. he d ts ·
covered. arc minµsculc in rela·
lion to lhe ship's s1andang 1n the
service and in thE' nation. He
began corre spondin~ walh
descendants or people who
s erved on the ~hip . w ith
shipwrights who worked on It.
mining attics and musty files.
His research grew. Data not
us ually found In libraries fill a
four-inch-thick folder.
The search was never easy
and sometimes ludicrous.
He asked a Navy records
clerk. for example. for informa-
tion on an officer who served in
the 1800s. "I cant't help you,
sir." he was told. "unless you
can give me has Social Sccunty
number."
BUT DETERM INATION paid
off. Consider one nugget a lone
"Did you know." he i.a1d teas
mgly, "that the USS Constitution
once landed a force of Mannes
al a place named Dan-ng? · ·
Come. now, skipper.
.. It is true. The place was
called Turon then .· and later
Tourane. but It is the same city
as Oanang. Vietnam.
AG'"I AMlcros ATvCom AWelclnQ Amterr AM<llle Anneus8 Anl•CP ArtJM•1 ArkWGs
AMICol• AtlGHlt 8alrtJ(O 81109HE Bk•mAI
8e\ICA\ 8HWllF 8•11\M~ 8HllM Btlll.eb 81bt>Co B11dSOfl Blr1Chl
8"HlllP
80llMl141 BrinkS BroollS 8rwTom 8rwn11>9 811<1Cbn But kt_,. ~~:~~ c::;np001
I .. 16 1 1~16 C.nr.c!H 7'·~ 3 ~Swee> ""' ~ C.OlnAlr 1M•7 IJ.lt
Qlltt<" '" ..... ~~~~ (;mLu Cl>esUtl C1tcleF CllZUIA C•lrU18 Cl•r~JL Clow Co
( AMERICA J "It seems. I must say. to haw
shown a sad want of sound dis
cretion in commencing an affair
of this kind without carrying 11
tbrough to a successful issue'. .. .. IN 1845 THE s hip was in
southeast Asia on a diplomatic
mission. The captain. Mad Jack
Percival. decided while he was
there t.o try to rescue a French
bishop being held captive ln
In his folder. above the ac
count of the int"'1den1 . Cmdr
Martin has written a title
"The First Time ··
Parker-Hannifin
Seeks Bertea Stock
Bertea Corp .. 1lrvine. has announced that Parker·Hannirin Corp
Cleveland. intends to make an exchange offer or 0.53 or one common
share of Parker.Hannifin for each share or common stock of Bertea
Corp.
Shares or Parker-Hannafin are listed on the New York Stock Ex-
change.
ftlchard Bertca. chairman and
chief executive officer of Bertea
Corp .. announced on Monday
that he. h is siste r J eanette
Bertea Pagano and Robert C.
Langford. president of Bertea.
as well as certain me mbers of
their families and fa m ily trusts,
holding an aggregate of approx-
imately ;4 percent or the out-
standing stock of Bertea. will
enter into agr eements with
Parker-Hannifin to provide, sub-
Ject to certain conditions . that
they wiJI tender a ll their shares
pursuant to the exchange offer.
DIRECl'ORS OF BERT EA
Corp. have unanimoOsly decided
to recommend acceptance of the
exchange offer by shareholders.
Bertea Corp . de s igns.
manufactures. sells and servicel>
precision hydraulic components.
Its products are used on . both
Over The Counter
NASO UstincJ'
commercial and military fixed
and rotary wing aircraft. In 1977
Bertea had sales or $46.2 million
and net income or $2.4 million.
with 2,651,974 shares outstand-
ing.
Parker·Hanndin i s a
worldwide full line manufac
turer of Ouid power systems and
r elated components which are
used in industrial. aerospac"e
a nd a utomotive products. Its
products are sold as original and
replacement equipment to more
than 41.000 customers in virtual
l y every manufacturinJ?.
transportation and processing
mdustry. ltsaerospaceoffi ceis10
Irvine.
Operating rac1 lities are locat·
ed an 17 states and worldwide an
li foreign countries. For its fls·
cal year ended J une 30. 197'7.
Parker-Hannifin hild restatw sale~ofS54t million.
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STOCKS 1 BUSINESS
Tax 'lbreat
~Pemion Trouble Feared .. "
By SYLVlA PORT£lt
Ed Smith. president of a New York Chevrolet deal·
orahh>. has written members or ConJtress saying he
would be forced to terminate his 14-person pension plan if
a provision in President Carter's tax package becomes
law.
Under the proposal. the way many private pension
plans -especially those with rewer than 26 employees -
operate would be revised 1.0 nrfect the size of the pension.
BUSINESSES WITH PRIVA'llE pension plans may
"integrlte" them . meaniQg psrt or tt1e worker's Social
Secyrity benefit. may be counted w~en computing pension
ben~rlts.
A person earning $8.000 a year who reU~:5 with a
pensiOQ could expect benefits totaJin~ roughly $5JS a year.
When combined with the Social Security benefit or $4,028 al
present rates. retirement income would equal about 57 per
cent or pre.retirement
earn ings. A p erson
earning S25.000 a year
would retire with a total
packilge less in percen·
tage 'erms (47 percent
of salary> but $7.000
more in dollars.
Money's
Worth
The reasoning behmd "integration" 1s that all in·
dlviduals. regardless of pay level. need roughly the same
percentage of pay at retirement to avoid "financial
stress." and that combining public and pnvate benefits
helps correct the Social Security system's "bias·• in favor
or the lower paid. Carter's tax experts argue that. 57 per-
cent or the $8,000 salary is not enough and that tax sub·
sidles are given to private plans to help prpvide tower-paid
employees.
'UNDER THE CARTE R PLAN, Smith still could inle·
grate bis plan. but he would have to provide more in
pension benefits Lo lower·paid workers. It he wanted to
keep bis pension cost unchanged. he 'd bave to cut the
benefits of higher-paid workers. He fears that changing the
plan would add to fees ptti<i to his..actttary.
Smith 'f threat or pension plan shutdowns is echoed by
the American Society of· Pension Actuaries. which argues
that at leasl 16.000 integrated plans would have to
terminate.
Lloyd S. Kaye. vice president of William M Mercer
Inc .. the nation ·s largest employee benefit plan consulting
firm. told the House Ways and Means Committee that tht!
president's proposals "could engender widespread pJan
terminations."
BUT KA YE SAID IN AN inter view that the likelihood
of massive terminations "is a scare tactic and n'ot a good
argument. . . It is a ridiculously overblown statement to
say that the measure would raise adminis trative costs: 1t
is no sweatto change a formula ..
The concentration of adverse testimony. hOwever
seem s to have convinced Congress that this proposal. hkc
others in the tax pac·kage. is 111 conceived
' Stocks Gain A.gain
In Hectic Tradinp;
NEW YORK <APJ Stock pnces put together another
strong advance m heavy trading today. respondrng to
gains by the dollar in foreign exchange.
The Dow J ones average of 30 mdustnals. whH'h
climbed 6.00 points Monday to its highest closing level In
seven months. was upanotheri .54 to854 30.
Gainers outpaced losers by better than a 2·! margin
amon • New York Stock Exchange-listed issues.
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TONIGHT'S LA TEST LISTINGS Television Tueedey. May 16, 1978 DAILY PILOT •7
EY£NtHG e:oo11:. .....
~0..1
Conlllc11ng pr0<1•durel
rulff t>el-n 1queo1
~~tnek>Mof•
C)all9nt G QUNaa.tOt<I
When e young OiJllew
tlecolnM 1he Ylcilm 01 h ..
own~~· ht OectdM IO fiilPUillbrlng them In
• ,,_MADY 9UNCH ,...., ii-... high
ectloOI Ml\lor M> he cen
de1een"oldetw<>men "
• f.DA»-U
The offlctr1 -ch IOf an
elleged kidnapper. eng-oe
In • lhOOI0\11 111\0 capture
two hl)aC:lcer..
• f£EUNQ fRE£
Gordon~·-In
aigll langueoe end helpe
..,..,.. a trudl. Joiln demon·
11rete1 aeveral meglc
tr!Cttl. Don cMn>onatretM
Ille eleclrlc wtlMI chlllr D P£AIOfW. ANAHCE
"Mutuel Funct."
QI A8CNEW8 Guest Role
~-MOVIE * * * "Ola! M For MUider.. (Pin 1) ( 19!>4)
Gr-Kelly. Ray Mtlla"d A
Ylndlc1..,. husband'• plen
10 mutder Ill• wil• beck·
fir'M. (l "' • 30 min I
Tell~· Sa\'alas. Tv·s KoJak . wi ll bC'
<imonj! the cameo g uests in the tomcd\' ~pecrnl ··windows. Doors and KevholC's :.
tonight at 10 on NBC. Channel.4 1Sec
• llWITCHEO stor y belo"' L • ·
Meurtcie lemporarily lo-
hla powws
• ROOKIES
A menlelly retarded m•"·
Wl\O k>nga 10 be a polloe-
men. wu,,..... I murdtr
In• ga 9te11on (Pllf1 2) Cl OWRfMY
Mr. and Mra Redd Fou, a
ooolllng lesaon; mell Ofder
lllOp9lrlg ( R) D THE OAOWINO
YEARS
"Childhood T 0 Adole•·
~·· Cl) AMERICA 2HIOHT 9 MEAVG~
Ou.11. John R'11er. Her·
mlone Glngotd. Georg.
Miiier 7:001 NBC N!WS UAR8Cl.U8
A8CNEW8
BOWUHOFOR
DOU.AAS
., I LOV£ LUCY
Lucy appolnta hertell .,
Rlc:lcy'a 1Q911t ~ m> AOAM-12
'.Aatloy •M Reed capture a
petr of bandits In I ah0o-
tou1 fE MACHEIL I L.E>1RER
REPOAT lE HOME GARDENER
"Indoor Plante I'
C11e111n~• ~i.t ing•
8 KNXT (CBS) Los Angeles
D KNBC (NBC) Los Angeles
I KTLA (Ind) Los Angeles
KABC· TV (ABC) Los Angeles
Cl) KFMB (CBS) San Otego G KH..HV (Ind) Los Angeles
9 KCSl (ABC) San Diego
I KfTV (Ind) Los Angeles
KCOP·TV (Ind) Los Angeles
KCET· TV (PBS) Los Angeles
ell> KOCE·TV (PBS) Hun11ngton Beach
I JOKER'S WILD
7ll0 CAHOID CAMfRA
NfWl YWIDOAMe
(II HOLL YWoo6
8QUAAl!8 D JOKER'S WILD
G) THI BAADY BUNCH
Jan nu a crush on 1ne
bett·loolllng boy In lier
clats, but "41 only hu ev-'°' Mwele I AMERICA 2NIOHT
21TOHIOHT
N£W8CffECI(
All lnlormeUv• eo11ec1io.,
Ot Orenge County MWS.
govemmen1 end Con8UITl9'
eff 11ra. people and aporta
(I) THf GONG SHOW
l.'00 l!I Cl) C88 MOVIE * '* ·~ "It's A Mid, Mad.
Mad. Mad World" ( 1~)
Spencer Tracy. Mitton
8«19. A motley COl1'Cllon
of corned'-frenllceny
reoM to• hidden lor1une
ot ltOlen money. (R)
8 N9CMOVIE "The l.lnQoln Coneporecy"
< unn lhcttwd Dlllm•"·
JOhn Dehner. The tn.ory
• of • OOflapireey to .... ui.
nat• t.lncoln la ealftlned 1n
1111a drematlzellon ol 01e
_._ ...atnQ uo to end
•111medl8181Y followlno
Ltnoc)M'• dMtll.
• MOYie * * ,_. "Tl\L K9"tuellle1f
( 1"5> Bur1 c..ncuter. oi.-na ~ A men end Illa eon flgtlt thelf wey ecroea
l<el't~ 11\lo Teau. (2
!In.) •O HAWYOAYS
"Second Winer· Rlc;hle enct>
Fonzie Ila Al up 'l!litll 11
mot0t~lng metet·
meid.
G "T'HIP*AL 80LUT10N
Eric Porter 11.ee. the
growth of Hui rec:i81 dOCI·
rlnee from tlleit ortg1n1 on
thrOUOh 11M 1. (Pert 11
·~9UM£TT ANOFMNOI
• MCMl • * • • "The GrM1M1
Show On EM1h" (1952)
C"8rtton Heeton, a.tty
Hu«on. RIYll!y lot the
-glt1 ~ OOfllllet ~ • Cir~• .. ., and
1he oirClua menag8f. (2 hl'a..
30mln.I SI TOUR EN L'AIAAHO
BAUET ADAGIO
The CloM and somellmes
deatructlve relalionehtp
be~ a husband end
'#lie d•nce teem Is
profiled. followed by 0...0
and Anna Marie Hokr1e1J'
preeente11on of "Sprlrig
Waler "(RI . ID TURNA80UT
"$Ingle-Handed" AuthOr
Suzanne Gordon
ct.tcflbn the 1lnglee blr
scene: a flight attendant
end a alngle lather talk
eboul the apec111 prob-
lem• they fee.. -a:aoe o l.AVERNU
~HIALEY
"200 I. . A .Corn.dy
Odyuey •• La'lerne drM1T11
that the and 'Slllrley are
100 yea11 old and about to
merry Lenny end Squ;ggy.
• CA088-WIT8
~ OVEAEASY
Mr. and Mra. Redd Fou. I
coolclng tenon: mall order
•~(RI
9:00 D QI THREE'S
COMPANY
"Coffee. TM Or Jaci<"
Cllrluy uses ell her cnenn. to lure Jactt to hts
aurprlM bitthes.y perty.
• ME1'V Gllff1H
~i.: John Ritter. Her·
mlone Glng<>ld. George
MHler. Ron G11t, June
Gable. m MA8T!APtECE
THEATRE
.. Our Mulual friend" Mr.
Boffin con11nuea . to grow
NBC Plans '.Jose' Baek on
TUBE TOPPERS
KHJ 0 8.00 "ThL• Final Solution ..
Dorumentary f<wuse~ on the Na1.1 at·
tern pt lo <"derrninall' the Jew~ 1n t•\ t•n
more detail than 11..·1..·t·nt · I lolot·au:-.1 ··
Sl'rles. Sr rond parl \\'Ill b1..• ::.ho\\ll Wl'd·
nesday 111ght
~UC S 8: 00 Tht• 131g £, t•nt. Th1..· re
rent movie ··The Lincoln Conspiracy"
documents the assassin a lion of Prest·
dent Lincoln as a plot by bunkers and
bus1ne~men . Brndford Dillman stars as
John Wilkes nooth .
KCOP @ H·OO "The Greutc!-il Show
on Eurth." Ch.irlton lkston. lktlv llut
ton. Corne! Wilde a nd Jame:-; Slew<irt
head the cast of the 196t! best picture
Oscar winner about lire under the big top.
miMfly: John ~Mmlth
gt.,.. a llllM appearance
<f_an 4 0111 CD MASTERPIECE
THEATAE
··0ur Mutual Friend" Mr
Venus end Mr Wego wa
alter John Hermon'• """· Belle -John Rol!Mmlth
with"" eya. (Pan Sot 71
t:30 8 (Ill CARTEll COUNTRY
"Baker Saves A life"
Jasper. e9Q« to repey
Beller '°' .. v1no hll 111e.
moves In w1111 hie Injured
COiieague.
tO:OO 8 WIHOOW8. DOORS &
l<EYHOL.18
Telly Sav1IH. U"daay
Wigner. John Scnuctc end
Biii Dan• held Ille cell or
this hour of comedy whlell
includes 1ke1cne1 and
blackouts with rlll)ertory
perle><mefl. ··=·~y ··eounterpo1nr· Kate 1.-
dl.conGef1ed by en 1ffo-
gan1 proleUor w1111e Ooug
t>eglna lo qonllon 111e·va1·
Ult Of hla wor11
8i) MICHAEl.. JACKSON
Ar11t1 and pc>el FrancolH
Gllot auml,_ the drive IO
be an antsl. both 1" he<
car-end 111e1 of Pablo
Picauo • m NEWSCHECK
An infomle11Y9 collec11on
ot Orenge County ,_.,
gowmmef\I end c:onaum4lf
aff eirs, people and 8'>0fl•
10:30 • • 'fEW8 MACN£Jl / lEMRa,
REPOtrr G AMERICANA
"Arnl<>tte" On the ldYlce
of 1111 medicine men.
Atlhur Aml011•. en lndten
Tulle
erllat. relUf"ned IO tM rk·
ervauon to pr8C11C8 the
anc:lenl rttuets.
11:00 ID • (I) 9 NEWS
LOVE. AM£NCAN
STYLE
FOiH women try to prO\le
tllat t~ ft M good H
men by robC>lng a iew-trv
11ore 0 MOVIE * * •;, "Where n·s Af'
( 19e91 David Jans'*n
~ FOf'ayth. Aher
raalttlng. • coHege gredu·
ate i.ema ht• lether't nlghl
club business a"d
~ • ru1h181a m11n11-
Q!' (2 hr• I
1U TlfE 000 COUPLE
Felbc convlnoas Oscar to
be the "lat man" In his
-ed.
• MONTY PYTHON'S
Fl YIHO CIRCUS
S) OtCI< CAVETT
Guttt: critic and novelist
John Gardner.
QlD MACNEIL / LEHRER
REPORT
11:30 8 Cl) C8S LATE MOVIE * • ·~ ··f1'1e Wings Ot
Eegles" ( 19571 John
Wwyne. Mau,_, O'Hara.
A bemltonning pilot C10lllr·
COtl'MMI • ~ llCddtril
end~ a war hero.
.. TOHtGHT
Hoet· Johnny Carao"
~: Tony 8ennett, Bob
Speca. e.. Annatrong.
Oevld HorowlU.
" LOVE. AMERICAN STYL.£
"Love And The Oldy
Weda" Chertee encl Betttia
try to dlscoufege their
daughtet from marry1ng a
60 year old man. "Love
And The Chrl1tmas
Punch" A delivery man
m1ke1 a dahvi'ty on
Chfi.tmuEve •9 AaCMOVIE •••'It Fulfny Gtrl"
11"8) Barbra Str .... nd,
Omit Sherif A llaeet·
truck girt from New YO<'k a
Lower Eaa1 5!09 over
come. a _,.. of hMrl·
brMll• en<I bec;omn one
OI Aln«IC8·1 mott1 beloved
1taB (RI
G) THATOIRL
"GrNtGuy .. a> OETSMART
A KAO.S tiQent, With I
Muwell Smart muk,
lllloots a bank guard and
Max ta blamed
fD CA.PTtOHE.O ABC NEWS
MORNING
12:00 8 TW1UOKT ZONE
Gregoty Wtil'• wife ,.
)Nloua ~the -1\11'1'1
wtth enotllet -In Illa
arms
Q) HIGH HOPE8
., HONEYMOONEAS
Ralph proves tN1 execu·
ttvee are t>om and riot
mllde, end thel the •11 of
gMng ordar• ts a lost one
where ha s concerned
12:30 8 MOVIE * • ·~ ·T11e Mummy
( 19321 8orl9 Karlolf, David
Manner• file men ot .,.
archeeologlcal axped111on
stumble upon an enclenl
Egyptian mummy wnoch
cornea lo hie C 1 hr . 25
m'" I Q) MOVIE • * "lmnalblfl Stripes"
( 19391 Humphrey Boglltl.
w 1111am HOiden .lln ex-con
sealllcn hlmMlf tor hi•
kid brolher wllo I• 1bou110
~wrong II hr., 30 min.)
ID MOVIE
• • "Tiie Other Woman"
I 19551 Cleo Moore, Hugo
Hua An ambWoue young
woman plans 10 bleckmall
a director '"'o getung ~
a parl in hi• mo-net (1 llr .
30mlnl
1-00 8 TOMORAOW
Generel Vernon A
wen .... 8dvlaor to 11.,. ~
,,,., prMldent• end former
depu1y <ltrec:10f of the CIA,
wlH dlacuu hi• career,
Alan Van Honnen, en
Amer~ jult r ... 8"0
from an Eut Gennen prlt-
on. will telk •bout hi•
expeoenoea a •SPY
"Tumabout F0t Trell°""
!~=1 = 2:00 II) NEWS
MOVIE * • "The Mummy'•
Tomb · ( 1~21 lon Chan4!)'.
Dick F Of en. A '"""""Y
cornea 10 hi• end ate<tr.
kltllng arOhMologlat1 one
by one C1hr .16 min I
8 MOVIE
fl • fl "The St0<y Of lf6'·
non And Iran• Cestte' ·
( t939) Fred Aalalre, Ginger
Rogers The ~uful
dancing car-of two bell-
room -the•m i. eu1
lhort when the in.. It
kllled In World Wit I (2
hra.I
.MOY£
• • "Hell's Oulpott"
(19S4) Rod Cameron. Jo.tft
lealle
2:208 MOVll
•• "The 5ecfe1 Of 81o0d
111end" ( 19651 Jacll
i tev. Bert>are Shelley.
~11 NEWS
s:20 MOVIE
• • "Tll• M ummy·e
Gllott" ( 19431 Lon Chaney.
JOhn Cerredlne.
4:00G MOW: * * "Th8 Code Ot Scot·
lend Y•d" ( 1!M8) Diana
Dors. OM* Homolka
• MOV1E * * "Camp On BIOOd
Island" t 1958) C•r(
Mollntr, A"dr• M0<all
4:408 MOVIE * • "Tiie Mummy's
Curae" I 1944) lon Cnariey:
Peter Coe
M'ednesda8'•
Bayt i•~ Mo"lf"ll
MORNING , .
11:3018 ***"A Damsel In
OT1treu" ( 1937) Fr•4
Ae18're, Joen Fontaine. Al1
Ame<ICen dancef' 1rt LOf\.
don ml9t-.S an flelf ...
IOf • chorW girl. (2 hn .. 20
min)
AFTERNOOr-+
12:00 8 * * * "All Tllat Heav·
an Allows'. ( 1956) J-
Wyman. Rock HudM>n
Crlllclam from other&
elmol1 torces a ..omen to
gove up lhe man she truly
IOvet. ( 1 llr .• 30 mtn I
3:00 (R) * * * 'h "A"y W.on.-
day" ( 19681 J-Fonde.
JHon Roberds. Every
Wednesday e "model"
hutband visits his rrnstress
in her IUlte (1 hr .• 30 min.~
3:30 D * • ··a11ott In The
lnvlatble Bikini'.' (19e6f
Deborah Walley. Tomm'(
t<trk. A deed men is glYen
a c:hatlC9 10 enter '-Yen
by dOing • good deed. ( t
hr., JO min.)
7Hours of
NewSlw:ws
Bill Dana Returns After Haunii Sojourn,
'
NEW YORK IAP> -NBC.
trying to bounce back from a
dismal season. will premiere
seven hours of new series m the
fall. including a half-hour com·
cdy show starring Joe Namath.
the network announced Monday.
NBC said. in addition. it would
continue the "Big Event" and
miniseries formats it used
liberally during the fall and
winte r . A highlight, said lhti
network. will be a 25-hour novel
for TV. "Centennial." scheduled
for airing the first week of the
upcoming season.
NBC SAID IT would b<'gin the
fall season Sept. 18.
A half·dozcn established pro·
grams fell victim to the new
NBC schedule '·Police
Woman," "Bionic Woman."
"CPO Sharkey." "Jame~ at 16,"
"Class of '65" and "Grizzly
Ad ams."
Several other programs of·
fe red on a hm1ted basis this
sprm~ were not included m the
new srhedule
Namath. the form er star pro
football quarterback. w11l play
the coach of a hapless high
school basketball team in "The
Waverly Wonders." scheduled
for Wednesday evenings at 8
EDT.
OTHER COMEDY additions
to the NBC scheduled are
"Legs," about a Las Vegas en·
lertaioer; "Coastocoast." an
hour· long show about a couple of
airline stewardesses, and
"Grandpa Goes to Washington."
another hour-long proeram star·
ring Jack Alberuon.
Albertson 's "Chico and the
Man" will not be back in the
fall.
Other new shows lined up ror
the rail on NBC are "Live from
Hollywood with Dick Cla1k ;"
"Sword of Justice," a modem.
day swashbuckling lldventure;
"W. E :B." about a female TV ex-
ec u t Ive. and "Capra , .. a
whoduJlll mystery.
By JAY SHARBUTT
HOLLYWOOD <AP> -Bill
Dana. the Writ.er best known as
Jose Jimenez, the scared. runny
citizen or the old Steve Allen
show. is returning to NBC. Chan·
nel 4, tonight at 10 in a comedy
pilot called "Windows. Doors
and Keyholes."
He helped write It and also ap.
pears in it. You haven't seen
much of Dana on the tube re·
cently. but he's been busy
gagwriting. He isn't yet in that
Hollywood category called
.. whatever happened to ... "
Bill. born 54 years ago in Quin·
cy. Mass .. was talking recently
about that category. He was
amused that certain show biz
folks here had put him in it just
because he'd blown town a
whil e.
THE DEPARTURE, he said.
was in 1971. Beset with personal
woes that included a busted
marriage, he lipped his derby
and moved to Hawaii lo
cogitate. write, r ead and
generally take the Pacific
breezes.
"It was what you'd call the de·
ja vu part or.a career," said
Dana. whos~career began In
1950. when ~earned up with a
pal . Gene Wood. for a comedy
act. Then became a comedy
writer as well as performer.
Prinze Life Story
Prepared for c~
LOS ANGELES <APl -A
movie on the life of comedian
Freddie Prinze. who shot himself
to death more than a year ago, la
being prepared for CBS by EMI·
TTV.
"The Freddie Prinze Story"
wtll follow his lire to stardom In
the TV series "Chico and the
Man."
It ls being written by Dalene
Young, who also wrote "Dead·
man's C'urve," about the career
of rock stars Jan Berry and Dean
Torrance.
Walters Admits
She's 'No Cronkite'
NEW YORK <AP> -Barbara Walters s&YI tbat. for \Vhlt 1he
did as an "ABC Evenln1 News" anchor, "they could have tJtrod
M 1ry Tyler Moore to come read It."
Adm1tun1 that anchorln1 II not. btr ron., 1be sua in 1n in·
ter'view wtth Us maaazlne that "I'm not Walter Cronk*. Walter
Croaklw tsn't me. Ket\•• hll cootribuUons, l have mine." .
""-',.,....
BACK ON TONIGHT
Biii 'Joae • Dana
··Three years ago. I was talk·
ing about Marlo Thomas.
Somebody s aid. "Where's
M.arlo?' I said she's starring in
'1hieves' on Broadway. And the
response was. ·Oh. she's outta
town?' "
Dana. who s poke of all this
with laughter. not bitterness,
was asked what prompted him
to move back to all th1s from
Hawaii.
It's simple. he said : "I've
always been a workaholic. and
there was no way for me to ply
my trade there."
AS PART OF th.e ply ing.
Dana, who thinks of himself as a
writer. not a performer. says
he's gone into producing with
Leonard Stern, head man of
Tuesday's comedy show on NBC
and an old pal from the Allen
days.
He grinned when told the
reason American humori!lt S.J.
Perelman, who once rted New
York for London, gave as a
It's Mod
Sid Caesar and Edie Adams blow up a hardware store
in their search for shovels in the classic movie comedy
··1rs a Mad-: Mad. Mad. Mad World," a three-hour
special tonight at 8 on CBS. Channel 2. He lert Hollywood because
"all of a sudden there seemed a
;;ameness in what I was doing,
and I wanted to shake up my life
a little bit."
reason for coming home after a ----------------------------
'Roots' Repeat Set
HE LIKENED THE move to
that of Oscar-winning film·
maker Francis Coppola, who left
here to set up shop in San Fran·
cisco: "I went to be Coppola in
Hawaii -to have my poi and
eat It. too."
few years : There's such a thing as
loom uch couth.
He was asked if there's a com-
parable re~n. that perchance
an overdose of fresh Hawaiian
air drove him back to
II oily wood's smog.
LOS ANGELES IAPI -Kunta Kmte. Fiddler and Chicken
George are coming back.
"Roots." which broke vlewin~ records when it was shown, will
air again on ABC ror six days beginning Sept. 5. just pnor to the fall
season opening~ ......,
The 12·hour series. based on Alex Haley·s story or his family':.
history from Africa to slavery in America and finally freedom, won
10 Emmy awards and the George Foster Peabody award. His Hawaiian stay proved pro·
ductive. ffe says he wrote com·
edy Ideas, about 40 songs, did a
revue and tWen sketched a syn·
dicated cartoon strip about the
environment called "Eco-Jest."
'Velvet' to Aid
U.S. Team
WASHINGTON <API -.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
-The world premiere of
MGM's "International
Velvet" will be held at
the ~~Isenhower Theatre
at l\ennedy Center on
June 25 as a benefit for the U .S. Equestria n
Th•· stay recharged his
creotlve batteries. added Dana,
who still has a home on Maul as
welt as one here. He said he
moved back here rour years ago,
but discovered an odd fact he ex-
plained thl& way;
"WHAT I DIDN'T know. what
happened to me In thls t.own. Is
that I'd lost my credibility as an
active member or this
Hollywood society. Got a gnftlt
story about anyone with the
temerity to take off~
Team.
The ntm stan Tatum
O'Neal. Christopher
Plummer. Antho"Y
Hopkins and Nanette
Newman.
It ls a sequel lo the 1944 ntrn. stamng Eliiabeth
Taylor. "National
Velvet."
Country music
singer Donna
Fargo wm have
a •rndlcated hat ·hour TV
show next
season..
Rat.au rant
and
Cocktail Lounge
The
$5.88
PRIMERIB
DINNER
Speulni or sharlnS the co-anchor UmeUaht wlth Harry Reaao~r. she said~ "I u»ed t.o feel as If t bad to com• ln every
night and make frlonds all over •l•ln. I'd talk, 1n<rl'd ch•Uer
becauae ll wu import•nt that he be ln a IC>Od mood when lhct
c IJllffM came Oft, bt<laUM Karry laD 't I f'akt." ~~--
An&IY at not belna taken nriOuSb' b1 her~. 'lbt &aid;
-··F.or-20 yun belontcom.ln&.to ABC.1 \llork.edllulaWI> l'm IOl'I)''
didn't work tor AP. I'm orry I wun'l a correspondent In Motcow • /.
. ror1tv. m~. renoww ··
..
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.. DAil Y PILOT T~. M~ 16, 1978
Amsterdam at Sebastla•'s
'Funny' Play Just That
lf.you·r~ doing a sh,?w ~bout a standup comic
who finds himsell working m a straight dramatic
otay ror his director son, why not staff those roles
with a real standuo comic and a real director?
· That's the thjnking at Sebastian's West Dinner
Playhouse where director Dan Verre has recruited
Morey Amsterdam for the comic's part and, after
a week with another actor in the other key role,
has stepped in to do the director himself.
The result, at least for the first two acts. is ut·
ter hilarity in the new comedy "Funny You Should
Ask.•' being unveiled for the first lime anywhere
at the San Clemente dinner theater. But
playwright George nbbles. whose lack of staying
power was evidenced in hls earlier "Under Papa's
Picture" at Sebastian's. is still having third act
troubles.
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Intermission
Tom Titus
with the dialoaue while Yerre burns. are scream·
ingly funny.
FUELING THE COMIC fire 1s Esther
Sutherland as Amsterdam's no-sass black maid. a
whopper of a character role which the ebullient
Miss Sutherland Jumps into with both feet. Her
scenes with Ams terdam and Verre crackle with
comic finesse. -
Marsha Kramer as Verre's young sister and ,
C Brooks Almy as the actress m his play turn in
fine background-type performances. And Ray
Erlenbom as Amsterdam's new English butler.
who refers to Miss Sutherland as "the African
person," contributes a beautiful cameo.
While the first two acts are among the funniest
to grace a local stage this year. Tibbles' finale 1s
in need or some Judicious pruning. Much like his
"U"!der Papa's Picture." the play develops a bit of
engine trouble over the landing field and begins to
circle in mid·air after a zippy night. THE FIRST TWO ACTS of "Funny You Should
As~· -and Amsterdam's extended monologue ~~ter the show are replete with guffaws. In fact, FORTUNATELY. AMSTERDA~ lingers on·
1t s hard to tell where the play leaves off and the stage after the curtain call to regale his audience
m.onolog1:1e begins. since both are brimming with a battery of gags. many of them antiques but
with gag Imes. funny nevertheless, thus erasing the ineffective·
Amsterdam, complete with his ever-present ness of the third act. It's at this moment that he c~llo. plavs a fellow very much like himself -a appears most co'mfortable. tossing out jokes from
night club comic who's been in show business for his immense mental storehouse. eo~s but who's .nev.fr been confused with Laurence From the broad buffooner.y of Mickey Rooney
O.hv1er. yerre 1s his son. a serious playwright who a few months ago to the snappy one-liners of
dU"ects rus own.shows. lie's._got another O!le in the Morey Amsterdam. Sebiistian's West is scoring
hopper. and his producers think it would 6e a --with its celebrity headliners. -Next up. after
perfect vehicle ro,r dear old Dad. ' "Damn Yankees" m June and July. will be
Morey doesn l want to do the show almost as Martha Raye in "Everybody Loves Opal."
badly as Verre doesn't want him to do it -but "Funny You Should Ask" cQ'ntinues nightly ex·
needless to say, they do it anyway. And the re· cept Monday for four more vJeekends at Sebas·
hearsal sequences, m which Amsterdam fiddles tian's. 140 Avenida Pico. San Clemente. Ir you should ask, it's funny.
Producers Pursue
Hot Percussionist
NEW YORK CAP) -A telephone jack is but
one of the odd objects transformed into a musical
ins trument by Ralph MacDonald. one of the
behind-the.scenes session musicians who help t>ig·
name stars record their albums.
Not many musicians can boast of playing on 16
~ongs .nominated for Grammy awards last year.
mcludmg three of the five cuts up for top song. But
super-percussionist MacDonald is hotly sought by
producers wanting t use his ear for choosing what
odd percussive sounds are needed to finish oCf a
song.
"The telephon Jacks came in during a
Roberta Flack session," he said in a telephone in·
terview. "They sound like· castanets but have a
much better recording sound that J can control a
· Jot easier.
"I EVEN USED LITTLE toy hammers once I
bought in a gift shop -anything can be used if it
gives the right sound."
After playing on albums by Carly Simon, Paul
Simon. and a number of jazz stars, MacDonald
i;aid he has been deluged by requests from
desperate producers who want hlm to save their
projects.
"They know my expertise in percussion seems
to be the going thing, so they call me up and
say. 'Hey, we need something on this,' but they
don 'l know what," he said.
MacDonald is best known for bis jazz work
and he is as responsible as anyone else for the re-
surgence in interest in the musical form. He has·
played on album s by George Benson, Grover
Washington, Bob James and many others. At one
point, he played on 40 p~rcent of the albums on the
national jazz charts
·BUT SINCE ESTABLISHING his reputation in
the recording s tudio, MacDonald has shied from
the term "session musician."
"I don't go in for a session where someone's
recording something. I go in after it's done. over
dub a bit and )lelp it. "Not many session players
can command Sl,000 for an afternoon's work.
either. he admitted.
Bom in Harlem, MacDonald. 34, grew up with
a group of steel-drum playing friends from the
West Indies. He got his professional start at 17
when he went with a friend to a Harry Belafonte
recording session
"One guy had to go for a costume fitting and
didn't come back on time. I couldn't believe how ...
bad the guy was -anyone in our neighborhood
could play steel drums better. Harry wanted to
start recording, got frustrated, looked around the
room andsaid, 'Kid,canyoupl~y?' "
H E TOURED WITH BELAFONTE and then
with Miss Flack, writing one of her biggest hits,
"Where ls The Love," with songwriting partner
William Salter.
After two solo albums, MacDonald has teamed
up with several ot her veteran session musicians to
form ''The Writers.'' who have just released an
album and plan a summer tour.
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some pretty
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people ....
Including herself.
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ENTERTAINMENT I INTERM ISSION I MQVIE REVIEW
Chaplin Recalled
New Biofilm ~s Life, Career
By CHARLES RVWECK Chaplin. apparently 11n incurable nw ..... .,.....~ rotnantic. 1nevttably fell 10 love with
NEW YORK -"T~ OenUeman them He s~ms to have made some
Tramp ... the definitive mm bioi unfortW'late choices. for his mantal
raphy of Charlie Chaplin, has to be troubles were t-mblazoned on the
one ot the most entertamtng rums 01 front pages of the nation's tabloids.
the year s imply because 1t in His liberal social ideas attracted
corporates excerpts frof• no fewer the McCarthy w1tchhunters and
than 17 of Chaplin 's fllm1. . . Richard M . Nixon launt·hed an attack
We see Chaplin's ci.Jlematic genius · on Chaplin lor attending a' peace con·
at work-in sucb gems ~ the "fe&St " ference in Parib While his films
over a boiled shoe from "The Gold were being boycotted in the U.S .•
Rush ... the wonderful balletic se· Chaplin was received like royalty in quen~e to which tlynkel <substitute Europe lfc returned to the U.S. from
Hitler> dan~s with the world his voluntary "exrle" to receive a
balanced in l>l$ baflds. and the s pecial Oscar in 1972 in a touchjng
hilarious a!setnbly-line episode from tribute from Hollywood
N P II "Modem Times." AS CHAPLIN REVEALS. the last 0 u out 30 years of his life were supremely
BUT IF CHAPLIN becam~ s ue happy. TI11s happiness was anchored
On Film cessful beyond his wfldest dreams m to his marriage to Oona O'Neill. and
his professional life. his personal life t)\ere are numerous sholl> of hls lo"·
was a shambles. His fa me on thl' mg wife and their progeny. Touchino.
F screen gave him the enviable power ly. and fittingly . "The Gentlema">n or Sharif to produce. direct. W£ite. star in and Tramp" f!ndl> With the elderly
compose the music of his films ai. Chaplin a nd h1:. wire walking off into
NAIROBI. Ke ny a well as pick his leading lad ies the:.unset ~AP > -~~rary ~re-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-
ports . Egyptian actor
Omar Sharif will be on
location in Israel to film
.. Ashanti." producer
Georges -Alain Vui lle
said in a statement Fri·
day.
"We have a firm con-
tract and he has assured
me that he intends to
honor 1t," he said.
DIMMIA Pt.A YHOUSI
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T..-dlly, May 16, 1978 DAJLV ... LOT
I
-,Riley Takes Award
The Mardan Center of Educational Therapy
honored Thomas F. Riley, Chairman of the·
Ora11ge County Board of Supervisors at
Saturday's annual award dinner . . . '
Supervisor Riley was chosen as the 1978
Mardan Award recipient for his service to the
community and for his special interests in youth
and educational excellence.
Riley was cited for community involve-
m8 ent. which has included president of Big rothers of Oran~e County; advisory board
member of the International Orphans, lnc.;
hon<?rary chaitman of the Orange County
Marine Corps Toys for Tots program; chairman
of Ule E~gle Scouts Review Board, Boy Scouts
of A~erica; and cha irman and nominating
committee members, Del Mar District Boy
Scouts of America.
Proceeds from the $100-a-plate event will
benefit the Mardan Center of Educational
Therapy in Costa Mesa, a non-profit, private
sc ~o?l for child~e n with learning dis·
ab1lil1es. Scholarship funds provided by pro·
ceeds from the award dinner will enable those
st~~ents whose parents· cannot afford to pay the
tu1t1on fees to benefit from the Mardan services
the students may need.
Joining the Mardan Ceoter in hosting the
celebration were Daniel G. AJdrlcb Jr., chan-
cellor. University of California. Irvine; Mrs.
Thurmond Clarke; Robert W. Cllrrord, presi-
dent, Security Pacific Corporation; J. Robert
Fluor, chairman of the board and chief ex-
ecutive. Fluor Corporation; Walter B. Gerken,
chairman of the board, Pacific Mutual Life
Insurance Company. Henry T. Segentrom,
partner, C.J. Segerstrom and Sons; and Mark
'taper, chairman. American Savings and Loan
Association.
Students Honored
Eight area students were introduced as USC
Merit Scholarship winners at the USC South
Orange County Alumni Clu.J:>'s first annual dln· ner dance held in San Juan Capistrano.
Alumni Hou~e Merit Scholarships were
awarded to Valerie Vhale. San Clemente High
School; Jackie Cllarcbol. Dana Hills High
School. and Mlcbele Gromme and Carol
aeelck. El Toro High School. I
Winners of the USC South Orange County
Alumni Club's Merit Scholarships were Unh
N1•1ea and Daniel McKee. San Clemente High
School; and Patricia Lococdato and Scot
WWJama. Dana Hills High School.
More Scholarships
Four women who have returned to unlvenl·
ty life after • break in their edUcaUoo are the
redpla'ltl of scholarships from UCI Town and
Gown, a UC Irvine affiliate group composed of
campus and community membera.
Red pl en ti or the • returning women••
scbolanhlps are Wendy Louno, El Toro, a 1~lor IOclotogy m~r. Nancy Rodi. Latiun• Beach. a senior ma onna ln studio arts; and
...... Ba•ftl Costa esa and Juice BeQer of
Corona del Mar. both junior social ecoloo JH·
Jors. The four were honored last week at a Town
and Gown Jun(!IH!OD meeting.
Officers Named
The lmlor Lea1ae of Newport Harbpr ~11 .,
Bappetaings
By Marcia Forsberg
......... na med Cuol Lind as president for the coming
year . •. . The new president of the Welcome
Wagon Club or Newport Beach is Mrs • .lobn
DICos tanzo ... The Ebell Club of Newport
Beach has announced that Ellyn! Nlellea will
serve as the group's new president ... Judy
Eggert h~ been installed as president or the
Rancho Viejo Jr. Woman's Club. and Jeu.neUe
WllJems has been honored as club woman of the
year. f<?r the group ... Hunter Chapter of the
Auxiliary of Hoa,g Memorial 'Hospital Presbyt~rian has anno':1'1ced that Mn. Ralph
Reed will serve as chairman or the executive
board ...
Dusty Wings, a group of former airline
stewardesses that -contributes funds to the
Salvation Army Summer Camp for Orange
County children, has named Mary Jo Halloran
of Mission Viejo u president. .. Mn. WUUam
A.McDuffie has been imtalled· as. president of
the Thursday Morning Club of Newport Beach.
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Midge CA.~tanza
The first woman to serve as assistant to the president
of the United States says, '/ have discovered that I
have the burden of doing better-than-anyone else
because I want to make sure other women will have
the opportunity.'
By CHERYL ROMO
Of U. O.lty l'ltot Si.ff
When mediocre women are elected to office.
we will have reached the point of full equality.
Until then. women in politics must continue do·
ing a supenor JOb to insure lhat others will
follow their lead.
Those are the sentiments of a woman who
has continually taken the lead and is currently
serving as the first woman assistant to the
president of the United States.
Margaret 'M idgc 1 Costanza. 45. a petite
woman with a sharp wat. was in Costa Mesa Fri·
day as a guest of the Women's 01v1sion of the
Cahfornia Democratic Party. the National
Women's Political Caucus and the Democratic
Women's Forum of Orange County.
WORKING FOR President Carter is
"meaningful. satisfying and sometimes
frustrating," she said, then added, "But always
exciting."
Ms. Costanza. who meets with the chief ex·
ecutive three or four times a week. said she
originaUy met the then-governor of Georgia
when she was runninJ.? for a congressional seat
from her home state or New York m 1974.
She explained he Just caJled her one day
and said he thought the two of them were "com·
palible."
·' l covered the phone and satd. 'Thi s 1s a
nut.'" But when she recovered from the initial
s~ck and realized it was indeed the governor
of Georgia calling. she admitted to mixed feel·
inf(S:
"HE CALLED and wanted lo help me and J
found that so strange because I am very pro·
gressive and liberal and here was the governor
of Georgia calling me and offering his help . . .
"l was one of those northeastern liberals
who thought we had the comer on knowing how
people should live. I didn't realize I had a s ubtle
discrimination against the South and I was ig-
norant."
Arter she lost her congressional bid, the
former city council member and vice mayor of
Rochester became Carter's co-chair for the
New York State presidential race. When Jimmy
Carter was elected. Midge Costanza was asked
to become the first woman in history to be an
assistant to the president.
"I HAVE been there now for 16 months."
\
she stated. "and what I have discovered is that
l have lhe burden of doing better than anyone
else because I want to make sure other women
will have the opportunity~" ·
The pres1dent1al assistant looks at her posi·
tion as a "way to serve people as l 've never
served them before "
. Her duties include "full responsibility for
human nghts" in the nation and she was recent·
ly given lhe special tas k of secunng passage of
the Equal Rights Amendment
At present. she is working for an extem.aon
beyond the March 1979 deadline for ratification
of EPA: "We must have the extension II 1s
ludicrous to put the rights of over half the
population of the Un ited States on a seven year
schedule."
OF CONSERVATIVE Phyllis Schlafly. who
opposes ratification. Midge Costanza reflected /1
moment and then said bitterly: "I find it very
strange lhat the woman who opposes <ERA 1 '1s
running all over the country telling women• to
stay an lhe1r kitchens." ·
Wearing a conservative navy and white suit
and g1ant gjasses, the presidential advisor said
at 1s vital that women become involved m
politics because "government touches every
moment of your hfe and government is born of
the people ..
. Women. s he expressed, have a major con·
trabutLOn to make: "Women are issue-0nented
and enter <politics> with idealistic attitudes:
and I betieve this 1s going to be effective
"I THINK MEN. and again. not all of them.
enter pohtJcs because 1t is a route to something
else It could be a position in industry ... l just
!>ay that women ought to. have an equal op·
portunaty to run."
As she renected on 25 years of political in·
volvement that brought her from being a ward
chairman in Rochester <"Where I licked the en-
velopes "l to the White House, where she heads
the Office of Liaison pursuing "Human dignity as
a right for every single human being in this na·
tton ... she said .
"There are women in this nation qualified
to serve on every leve l of government.·· Of
herself. Midge Costanza added. "The president
or the United States dad not hire a robot -and
he didn't get one."
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Robert Clifford
presents Mardan
Award to
Supervisor Thomas
Riley and Mrs.
Riley. Below,
from left,
Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Gerkin
and Mr. and
Mrs. Richard
Ramson.
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Mothers: God's ·Gift
W H EN GOD
CREATt:D
MOTHERS
When the &ood Lord
was creating motheri.
He was ~to lhs ~1xth
day of "overtime" when
"'~ a ngel appeared and
i.a1d. "You're doing a lot
or ridding around on this
one."
And the Lord said.
• · 11 ave you read th e
s pecs on this order·~ ..
She has to be com·
pletcly washable, but
not plastic.
Have 180 moveable
parts . all replacea·
ble ;
Run on black coffee
and leftovers.
Have a lap that disap-
pears when she i.tands
up.
A kiss that can cure
anything from a broken
leg to a disappointed
love affair.
A n d six pai r s o f
·.hands; ~ l The angel shook her
' head slowly and said,
.. Sax pa i r s o f
hc.ndi. ... no way.··
"It 's not the hands
that are causlng}J\e pro-
blt•m!>." said th~ord.
"It's the three pairs of
~yes that mothers hc.ve
to have "
"That's on the stand·
ard model.,.. asked the
unget.
T h e Lord nodded.
"One pair that sees
th rough c losed doors
when s he asks. 'Whal
are you kids doing an
there ?' when s h e
already knows. Another
here in the back of her
head that sees what s he
shouldn't but what s he
h as to know, and of
course the ones here an
front that can look at a
child when he goofs up
and s ay, 'I understand
and I love you ' without
so much as uttering a
word."
"Lo r d." s aid the
a n gel. touching His
sleeve gently, "Come to
bed. Tomorrow . . . "
"I can 't ," said the
Lord. 'T m so close to
c reating something so
close to myself. Already
J have one who heals
herself whe n sh e is
s ack ... <·a n feed a
fami ly of s ix on one
po u nd o f h a m ·
buqter ... and can get
a nine.year-old to sta nd
under a shower ."
The angel circled t he
model of a mother very
slowly "It's too soft."
she sighed.
.. But tough' .. said the
Lord excitedly. "You
can imagine what this
m other can do or en·
dure ."
"Can it think?"
"Not only think. but it
can r eason ana com ·
prom ise." said the
Creator.
Finally. the angel bent
over and ran her finger
across th e c h eek .
"There's a teak." s he
pronounced. "I told You
You were trying to put
too m uc h i nto this
model.··
"ll 's not a leak ... said
the Lord. "it's a tear."
"What's at for., ..
"ll·s for JOY. sadness.
d isappointment. pain,
loneliness and pride."
"You are a genius ...
said the angel.
T h e L o rd look ed
somber. "I didn't put 1t
there."
Can He Go Straight?
DEA R ANN
I.:AN D ERS : Yo u
answered my son 's Jet-
ter in 1968. You answered
my lctterinthepaperlast
) car. Both replies were
\'ery helpful. Now J have
<.another question. Please
don't let me down.
If a homosexual really
wants to be straight. is at
possible., After living
the gay hfe for 15 years.
can a person who wants
to, go the other way?
Ministers say it is a
matter of morality. Doc-
tors say it happens at
bir th -or whe n the
child is very young . de:
pendi11g o n h is r e
l a ti o n s h i p with hi s
mother or father. Others
s ay it Is because the
chi ld was molested at an
early age by a pervert.
Only a parent who has
Ii ved with the problem
can underst a n d the
heartache. I can't tell
my son how much it
hurts. He would think; I
was a hypocrite if fi e
knew I start ed a n d
ended every day with a
prayer asking God to do
whatever possible, or to
show me what I can do
to make my son normal.
Please give me more
ans w ers OHI O
MOTHER
{ Horoscope )
WEDNESDAY, )11\Y 17
By SYON EY OMA RR
J)EAR MOTHER :
Flr'st, not all mlnlsters
say It Is a matter or
morality . Man y
chur~hes have okayed
gay clergymen. Second,
no doctor whose opl·
nions I respect would
s ay all homosexuals are
born that way. <About 2
percent maybe, but they
are vi c tims of
"biological mlllC-ups. ")
Third, the pervert
theory is 100 percent
wrong.
Can a homosexual go
s traight? It ls possible,
but highly unlikely. A
reversal would require
tremendous motivation
and a great deal of
therapy.
From your letter I get
ARIES <March 21-April 19): Spread in·
fluence, display versatility, deal with Gemini.
Sagg1ttanus persons. Accent oo gelling together
with coworke(ll. others who share interP.11ts
TAURUS CJ\pril 20-May 20>: Relationship
proves restnchve unless you are in tune.
harmonious and have tame and inclination for
creative pur!tuils .
G E MINI <May 21-June iO>: Study Taurus
message. Be alert for signals, changes. persons
,, ho talk rather than perform. Sagittarius,
Va rgo and another Gemini figure prominently.
" the Impression lit ls you
who Is agonizing -not
your son -and my
heart goes out to you,
dear. But I know of no
homosexual who ever
l"'ft tbe gay Ufe because
his mother asked him to.
('ANCER (June 21 -July 22>: Re lative
fukes request and it rs reasonable. Be good.
kind. sympathetic listener. Surprise visit could
1 be on agenda. T aurus. Libra figure prominent.·
ty. Good news comes regarding bills, co~ensa
t1on. correction of money mistake.
L EO I.J uly 23-J\ug. 221 : Hold fast to prin·
l'lpl es -and cash. Protect assets; eschew
schcm<'s which hint at somethlnl( for nothing.
VIRGO <Aug . 23·Scpl. 22l: Cycle is such
that you c·an succeed in power play. Move
~•ht'<.id . ut1hw conlacL-; a nd experience. Call in
promises. debts. favors long due. Coup is possi·
Lile LIBRA <Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Be finished wit~
!-1tuat1on that arouses doubts, fears. Illustrate,
llramataze your own beliefs. aspirations. People
respond and seek your counsel. You can effect
<l rrangemcnt which improves dlstrlbutton,
sales. display. Yes, Aries is part.of scenario.
My advice Is get some
help for yourself. 'You
are the one who needs It.
Please write again and
tell me that you did.
DEAR ANN: Three
months ago, Greg gave
me a n engagement ring.
We have been fighting
ever s ince. The wedding
is s cheduled for June.
1 'm wonde ring if I
should go through with
it. Fo r example:
L ast night I fixed
Greg a bacon-lettuce-
toma l o sandwich. He
found four things wrong
with it. The bread was
le><;> hard, the tomatoes
we re soggy, the bacon
was burned and there
~···
wasn 't enough m ayon-
n a ise. He carried on
ab ou t th e da m n
sandwich for an hour.
D o a ll e n g a ged
couples go through this
sort or thing? -MOR·
RISTOWN, N.J .
DEAR N.J .: Either
your flance Is chlldlsb -
or be ls dwelling on un-
lm portant tblngs in or·
der to avoid the real Is-
sues.
If you two can't get
your act together when
you're sweethearts,
what makes you _,think
you can make-lr&s Mr.
and Mrs.?
DEAR ANN: I work in
a physician's office and
love my work. The pro·
ble m is the doctor·s
wife. She used to have
the job I now have a nd
s he won't give i\. up -
em otionally. Every day
she's down here. looking
at the books. meddling.
Yesterday when I went
out for lunch I returned
to find she had rear ·
ranged my desk. r was
boillng inside but con·
tro11ed my anger.
The two women who
preceded me in this job
left because of "Mrs.
Dr." Should I write a
letter or reshtnatlon and
be -THE THIRD TO
GO?
DEAR THIRD: Why
write It? Tell him why
you are leaving. tr he
has enough gbts (and
good seue> to instruct
hll wife to stay out or
t.be office, be'U de It and
ask yoa to remain. U be
can't back It -clean out
your rearruaged desk
and make way for No. 4.
l
ERMA BOMBECK I ANN LANDERS
One of Corona de/ Mar's picturesque structures. -'
Take A 'Walk
-ln:-Crown <Jitr .
A quiet, two-hour stroll
through Corona de/ Mar
yields charming surprises.
By JUDITH OLSON
Ol lllt o.lly ...... S4llff
Most people whiz through Corona del Mar
without stopping t o look at the interesting
byways and quaint .houses. They're in too big a
hurry to get to the surf at Huntington or the
shops or Laguna. '
It's a pity. Corona del Mar. the "crown of
the sea," is rich in history. wealthy in plants
which tell the story of Southern California and
dotted with s urprises.
A quiet walk on a Saturday morning is a
perfect time to discover the nooks and crannies
of the crown city.
Tom Thompson, botanist at the Sherman
Foundation, Corona del Mar. has led several
"discovery wa lks " recently with up to 45 people
participating each lime .
He takes people for' two-hour strolls just
blocks from the foundation gardens but finds
enough history and botany for a day's worth or
lectures.
After handing out maps and assuring the
walkers that his backpack contained supplies
for a ny emergency, he led the way, warning
that he might have to be prodded to move a long.
"My verbosity m ay lead to my pomposity," he
said
"There are a few small enclaves left here
which represent what Newport Beach was like
at the tum or the century," Thompson be~an.
"Corona del Mar was started ii\ 1904 and
the re are just a few buildings left. Plant
mat erial is our legacy."
Southern California is really a desert.
Thompson added. "We have created a tropical
oasis out of the desert by Importing water 400
miles."
On the first street, Dahlia. Thompson point-
ed out a representative tree from the first
species of eucalyptus Introduced Into Southern
California.
Trees were not a 'big part of the landscape
here at the tum of the century, he said. "People
thoug ht Southern California was devoid of
plants W'hen they came. There were just not
many trees."
There was a fear of a shortage of hardwood.
Thompson related. so the "eucalyptus barons"
came to solve the roblem. The only trouble was
Tom Thompson. botanist at the Sherman
Foundation, leads 'discovery v1all<s. ·
that the eucalyptus dadn t f!l the need and the
creal plans ror wealth went aslrny
On down the street "C'rC' ;1 ('aran Is land
pine < .. good for Southern CJlllorn1J 1i res1!>l~
drought.salty a1rand i.taff windi-. .. >. tht•only green
as h tree in Corona dcl Mar <.tn<I a Cata Ima cherry
tree.
And a scarlet gum t ree <common in Corona
del Marl and a redwood. which Thompson said
"will do relatively decently along the coast."
Thompson s topped near the corner o(
Pacific Avenue and Begonia to point out a house
-..across the valley Is the •·the first building an
CoronadelMar. '
The beige §everal·storled house used to be
the Hart Hote l, he said. It then became a
gentlemen's club, then a tavern and 1t now i!>
apartments.
It has been sold to some people who plan to
r est ore it to a museum and restaurant.
Thompson said. Though the gables and veran·
das can be put back on, the view which it
or1gmaJly had is gone forever , he added.
n€ttl€ .CR€€k
S H 0 P
SCROPIO <Oct. 23·Nov. 2ll: Accent on
treat 1v1ty. new expe r ienc es , contacts;
fri endship cQ11ld be transformed Into "mean· in~ful relationship." Leo. Aquarius individuals
figure prominently. LOSE WATER BLOAT I.--.--..------------..... WITH ODRINIL Your Appearance Really Counts Custom Window Treatments SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21 ): Em·
phasis on progress. achievement, assuming
responsibility. Superior gives you choice, option
1s open -you can lead or follow. You can
welcome challenge or be content with content·
menl. Cancer, Capricorn. Aquarius fi gure ln
scenario.
CAPRICORN <Dec. 22·J an. 19 >: Travel,
e ducation. communi cation -thes e a re
spotlighted. You are more acti ve t,ban usual.
more awaPC -pubUshlng. publications play key
roles. Gemini, Sagittarius figure prominently. Be
versatile, adaptable. receptive -and suck w1tn
number 3. ·
AQUARIUS <J an. 20-Feb. 18): Cash flow
may be temporarily halted. Partner or mate
could be involved. Check details of agreement.
be familiar with baste Issues, requirements,
lease options.
PISCES <Feb. 19-March 20): Be analytical
-refuse superficial explanations. Find the
"why" of events. Perceive trends, cycles, hints.
Member ot opposite sex want.I to confide -be
receptive without becoming Inextricably In·
• volved. Accent on legal afCain1 binding ties.
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weigh! oue 10 e•cess w•ter 1eteftllon ourlng the pre.menstrual CYtle.
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CASEY
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SKYLARK LAME IN IA YCRIST
Just finished. sitting vacant and ready
for you! A s ingle story, 4 bedroom.
pool home on Skylark La n e 1n
Newport's fashionable Baycrest.
~'xl.20' lot, all new appliances aud
fixtures and renewed landscaping.
This one is prime, now's the time!
Just redecorated and properly priced
at $215,000.
U~l()UI: ti()Ml:S
REALTORS', 675·6000
2443 EJst Coast Highway, Corona del Mdr
also in Mesa Verde, at 546 599q.
COOL POOL
EQjoy the beautlM sum·
mer rrom the conve·
mence ol your own patio:
a super entertainment
home with the pool +
1002
---------i paneled famUy rm. &
oa.us1n
COHDO SS6, 900
For the deacriminaUng
couple. Large master
suite. formal dlnin1,
guest bed.room. Gourmet
kitchen. Xlra large liv·
ing room. Enclosed
patio. Secluded & quiet.
Pool & rec. hall. For
more details, call -
983-7881
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wet bar. 3 Large bdrms.;
heavy s hake roof .
$230,000
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TAYLOR CO.
Hf<:Al.Ttll\S ·.::11'1· l'llfi
CAMEO HIGHLAMOS $175.100
Lovely view of the ocean from this
dehghtf ul 4 BR & family rm home.
l''ormal dining. cathedral ceiling.
bonus rm. Nice quiet area for you &
the children. Lge enclosed courtyd for
entertaining. Private beaches.
WESLEY M. TAYLOR co.~ REAL TORS
2 I 11 San J~n Hl11 Road
NEWPORT CENTU, H.I. 644-49 I 0
GHar• 10021Gwrot 1002 ·················~·····I················· .........
3 BR. -$71,000!!!
WOODBRIDGE VILLAGE townhouse
in best location: inviting country
kitchen & enclosed patio. BUYERS
CHOICE OF LENDER. A great buy at
$7 1.000!
759-0811
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JOGTOIUCH MIB>SPAJMTt .
From Ulla 3BR Pride or So brin1 your p8.lllt brush , _________ , Ownership Home. Greal and $8ve, Save, Save
~COATS & WALLACE
Cc:JJ REAL ESTATE, INC.
tl lOCt\m O~Nl D COMPANY SERVING
lttf SOlllH l"OASI ARfA SIHCf 191i i
IUILDBS A TTBmOM
Two adjacent R-2 lots. Both have units
on them with room for more. CCllll
640.6161
CONVERT THIS
You can convert this North Costa
Mesa home back t<f a 5 bdrm. Now a 3
bdrm w iden &. bar. besl price at m.ooo. ca1 S4Ml41.
Serving Coo;ta Mesa-Irvine
Huntington Be.tch-Newport B each
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1002 GtMral 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
UDO ISLE
Newly remodeled 3 bdrm .. family.
:H:.? baths: I -story home with
attractive So. patio. Price reduced
to $238,000.
IACIC IAY
Fine 4 bdrm . 21 '..! hath fam1~
hom e on quie t c ul de sac.
Oversized pool. playhouse. extra
i:;torage. Sl89.500
MESA VERDE ,
Attractive 4 bdrm .. 2 ba. home in
immac. condition. $99.000
IAYFROHT
Several fine bayfront homes
with pier & slips
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
J.11 Hu ~,.1,. Q,,..,,. N H 675 6161
LAKE FOREST
Watcl'front J bdrm in wood and glass.
redwood decking. air cond and nr.
assoc. pool and tennis. Just $124.900.
TOWMHOME
Tasteful 3 bdrm. V plan. nice touches
throughout. can't touch much like.it at
JU!.l $121.500. Open · Sun. 'it11 VJsta
Roma.
IEACH TIME
Jus t a few blocks. move in cond1t1on .
1mmac w1lh beams. s1dmg. atrium
and a pvt. patio. Tennis· too at just
S99.500. See 428 Colton.
UPl!ill()UI: fi()Mt:S
REAL TORS', 675 6000
2443 East Coast H1qhway. Corona det MJr
,1l<>o in MP•,.1 V1•1111• ,,, 5116 !l990
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SPANISH
MAMOll
for entertainment. with this 3Bdrm. step-
0Ql55l6H.500US£0 =·~erl3~= :~;:. k~~~=~~e't':'i1~~ G1M1el 1002 Ga•ral 1002 1---------JASMINE CREEK down loquabried bu,yers. fireplace. RV access. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
THllLUFFS
Spanish M aoor on quiet <'ul-de·sac in the Bturrs.
Wrought iron & red bnck
entry. Classic white
fireplace . f'ormal din·
ang Bright kitchen.
Breakfast patio. Family
room hosts secluded patio too! Hw.:e bonus
room• 2 wel bars. 3rd
Patio w1lh eree nbelf v1ew' Just $174.!iOO. Call
Ftrsl re-uJe ol "P EASTSIDE -$5.650Dwa. Actnow,call963.vl87. quiet cul-de-sac. Sur· ~lll
JU" SINGLE LEVEL-Perfect starter. 3 BR cw1N 1"0 ·••\11111• '•>N ''"1' rounded by s100.ooo VA NO DOWN-S&:uoo. CORON A DEL ~":.r~~.\~~E =~~~1;.::~ r.=~~r~~:r.;:~ [~ IEPdl;fl ~i~~r=:::~;:: ~~.E.~·E~ V•oant ,M~!. ramil>
aod teoois courts. 2 a.+ xtra office space portuo1ty, Hurry! . ~ --•-•:11•=-=~· ~7881 try lutchen & dining room, great ocean view.
Prestige area In the tor Dad· A pool for s um-54C}9922 · oPr"I "' "· 11 \ •u"< •01<1 ''"'' • room. WalJ o( glass view New carpets le paint ID· ~~~v~·5~ 5d:f~.~~T~r~ Oz·~ .!!1.!!!'.u l•lflMM g.~iD~~r, ~i'l~~
'cJeanOUCoOFle> .... EWPO· RT 4COO.M.LU"db-'· •_FOR.~ conditioned throughout hideaway m8$ter suite & ~
.. ·--_.,.. to keep you cool this cblldrens quarters. •• illlli.. 1--------•1 summer. Recreation 20MALOT Hurry for this unique
11~~11 1>1\ll'\
R6E7~5T501RS1 I ~~r~!fi~~!·~··~·~-~~~1 MESA VERDE fadlitiea, securily build· Reduced to $127,500. 2 barJtain! ~7881 -I~ • • Terrific 4 BR 3 BA. raml· ing. CalJ for more info. & Bdrm. house plus a OPfN 1,, 0 .. 1\11)1'; 1(1111 ,.<1. •---------Sharp~~ct!!>?m1y re· --------•I =~~~~~~ooJji~ appt.loview. =7oua=~~~ [~1-ltlitl
~1~ i '~n ~hu .. 1·ona Ot "1·
s1dence w/cbeerful trplc WATBROMT formal Dining. Rm. . ~i =--=-·-=··~· & xtra large room slzea Newport Shores new Hat· Owner baa purchased
thruout. Xlnt localloo. ine, Jaree 4 Bdrm new home and ia very
Beauliful ground.a create borne-ao much more: ao:xioul lo sell. For more
park like setting around Fam Rm. separate den. ln!ormatloo please call:
COl"OM .. Mer
POOL HOME. Just re·
duced. This home has
t h i s i m m a c u I a t e new We & bltns, newly 546-5880
townbome. Better take a crpted & draped. Lovely
look! 646-77U. watenidedeck. $1'9,750.
642-5200 ·~$·-..HERITAGE 2 STOttY $54.000
Fabuloua townbome io • . REALTORS ~~~~~~~~~!Tustin. Huge living '-room. gourmet kitchen. DESIGMID King size swtes. Call THE BLUFFS now. won't la~t. 546-2313 j PETE J BARRETI
··. REALTY
FOi EXECUTIVE 'JPIN 1•1.,. ,, \ ,,,.. 1Ut<I N~ I
This b!!~~lly up· ~~cJ.~~~~~!li:•~r~ 1~ 1~¥YI
graded Buccola Home! 1~~~~~~4~~~1 sacrifice! One levetu·:::·~~~,~-~i~~~-~~~!!~i~!~~~ Spacious Living Room 62.500 flll price twnhme, scenic view! I~
with bag Fireplace. Super clean eod unit Just listed! Hurry !1--------•
associated
BllUKEllS l<f '·L~(•llS
'OJ' l/'lf &o•b· '•1 ""'
41a+POOL
$62.500
Family sized living room. gourmet kitchen. wtDd:i.oa stain to large
snaster suite. Beautiful
deconted garden home
with plus h carpeting.
Call~67
Ol'fN 111 0. II\""" /Ot<J ,., .. I
IEACH TRIPLEX many cuslom features.
W_, .. to beach & shop· Large <'Ourtya d , .... beaut.du) olive tree and ping .. Very desirable un-many rose bushes. Bltn
t1a ln 1ood oondll100 & bookshelves, formal dln· :.'!~ l.:fl.~.~ly Ing rm. paneled family
--· . rm w /parquet noor. 873 • SELECT Sandcastle Dr. 1219.900.
~siliili
Beach home wrth view or ---------ocean from your fron · tyard. Be lhe first lo <·all
for this unique ftnd. Only
$69.900. Call n ow!
963-6787
IMYESTMEHTS
IN
REALESTATt
•Reslde!lba.l Income
I ... CENTURY today 752-1700
.-wP<>llT Of'IN 1" ". '1' ,,_.. '""' "'"' ==~ri~:l .•=~~'~'~~~·~··~·'~'~;f!!!!I~ livmg room host.a an 18th ::::: •• 11111::1 -
Century bandcarved COUMTRYUYIHG
fireplace. massa~e. & 3 BR. 2 BA. seller very aorgeous! Formal dLnmg off room. Stepdown family aruuous & wants an er.
room hosta wet bar & on Uus ranch aty&e house
wall to wall 0 1ass 1 m lhe COW>lr)'. No down .. . v A. low down mA. Of -Pr 1 vat e tr op 1 <'a I fendaUS6 000 backyard hosts magmfi • ·
<.'eat blue free.form pool! 540-3666
Immaculate landscap-
ing. Just Sl89.~00 • A
must to ~ today-Call
752· 1700 ()#.If"'''' 'J • 11\ ILJfy 'ON f.Jt(I•
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REAL ESTATE
••••••••••••••••••••••• Large Master Bedroom. w/lrplc. Located short Won't last at $143,0001 ! highly upgnded wltb drlvdrom the water. Ot.1.1: 645-0303 VA OR FHA
THE REAU
ESTATERS I
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ESTATE RS
private entrance to 754-7100 garden area. Slump $72,000
Neat 3 BR family home,
l o/• Baths, builtlns,
fireplace lavis hly
landscaped. Near Mile
Square Park.
: .: <ommerc1al in So. Cal. $380.000. OCIAM VllW! s. .f: Call Ir let us locate t.he Owner I 8 r k r I 7 t 4 1 stone planters highlight
t be room-bacir.,.,ard .
Mesa Verde Uvtnt at Ila
Best! $129,000. Call
StS-2313
31DaM + POOi.
+IEACH
Beautiful pool home
located near the beacb.
Private back yard with
covered paUo ror enter-
tainment. Boat acceu.
Priced atooly '75.900.
oPI"' 1119• II\ tU"' 10 1<1 N~ I
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IEACHHOUSI
SI 15,000
2 BR starter bome io fan-
tastic *· Nr. Newport Harbor Yacht Club.
Reduced Sl.4,000. Hurry
lor &be summer abtad.
JACOISUALTY
675-6670
11ACM ISTATI
2 SlOJ")', 4BDRll ex·
eCllthe home. bnr a.ooo ~·Vaulted ceWDO. lar1e famll1
f'OOID. ~ mil• to tbt ~cau......m
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ESTATlRS
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FOnESTE
OLSON .............. , ....
Buy Ymktawne r111a
2 Bdrm, 1r,., bath, super
sharp condo near shop-
ping and acbools. Choice
531-5800
W'll.l.Metwot"tl
ColleC)ePark
BARGAIN
Steps to ocean, deluxe f:, · ~,~ Newport-Costa Mesa In· IACK IA Y 492-6700
duPlex. 4 & 2 bdrm. UD· c_... .... DB.'....... vestment that lil.5 your HEATED POOi,. IY OWNER
11$; park.log for 3 can. VRv.-. ...-Requirements. $16 900 Xlnt rental location! DUPLIX 675-3637 ' 2 new cwslom homes in
• Priced at $189,000 for "'-a del Mar "'-lex G.H. Robert.'\Ofl Reallor Four large bedrooms. pnme Cap1strac , Bch
\NlnlUA &#-N~wport Riviera Lwo Pahsades location, both quicksale! JUllreducedloS175,000. 3 story. Huge family room. w/ocn views on lg comer 1a11oa.., Prop. Bedroom + 2 bedroom & R-= .... 'TOR w lk ..._ G t •-~ 1 Alu ~ Gigantic pal.lo. a to Io t . I -3 Br . 2 i,, B a .
••• • uo::u. rea ......,me. · or Realtor Associate. pnvate tennis courts. Sl38.SOO Ready now. * 675-7060 * '°'8 eeller. Please call Ha-_ ____. for 1 o()()d ac· Call646-'477 48r. 2\'JBa, W/14x20 hob· ·~~~~~~~~~' foraPll(.67J.8550 no uc.:\I .. b hop ....... ()()() 1_ Ol'fNlt1 9••1\11JN•0 /4/N<CI · llvesalesperson. ,Qr. K€Y Y s area. -..... .
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LAND Huotington Beach loca·
tion.. Vacaot-4mmedlate Hard lo believe value! 1 x I Roy Mc Cardle '6 P.€AL TQP.S Ii WUt lo bch. park & shop-~~ =~~[.a~~~-·~, .,~'~'~~~l~·~d~J~W~~~c:':!::;~:.o;:::;:~:.;s:;41;:;.~;..;7;.:;:.;.' .................. !!!.~ ;;;:.::.:;~ Near Newport's Back occupancy. SUbmtt your Upgraded Newport Bay! Commercial ,,., t.enm. Only '68.000. Call Model! 3 fplc's! Rare
areas. Newly crpted GIMr.. 100 Ci:IMI.. 1002 thnlout. 5 bdrms plus
acre! No Qualifying! 546-SlllO g:.~p C::,:~l :.~
Owner will finance! w/BBQI lluch much CALLNOW! ll REDCARPET754·1202 more! Hurry I Ca 6'5o030.1
bcxl1ll rm, pim fmJy rm ••••••• ••• • ••••••••4••• •••• • •• •• • • • ••• •• •• •• ••
pl111 fonnaf dlD rm! Just
listed. Only $129,900.
84&-T11L 642-56781~~~~~~~ ~----~~~-1 1002 G._ral
YOUNG ISLAHD DUPLEX
IHeatl9.t• thlt haegl11atiH roo.y l
beclrOOM froalt t.o.. wlttl a Mp.-afe ..
bedla-_,. PLUS CJMSt q1mlw1. Jmt
..... to beocJt -locahd Oil ... of ...
wide IWboa dneh. $339,000
........ 1'9 •-ttv 315 Mame Ave.
Bal>oa lsland
673-6900
.. Cold\wl ec.•r ~ RfsaNTIAl. BROK£AAG( ~
VILLA .. Ill .. UTGmtS'
Only $114,000 including the land for
this attr 3 bdrm. & tam.Uy room·
townhouse in Unlverelty Park.
Beautifully maintained and located
on a ·large atieenbelt near the adult
pool; one of the best values in
Irvine.
A COLDWILL MM'" CO.
844·9080
.nt1 Mil ~ .......... o.
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FORESTE
OLSON
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HAHDYMAM'S
DREAM
Garage fully ioaulated.
Built In work bench.
Large Jot wltb RV ac·
cesa. Newly painted, C""' and wallpaper. Bedroom Home ln
Mesa North. Truly a Great Buy for $76,000.
$46-2313
Ol'f."' 111O •fl\llJN10 8f NICI
~ ' THE REAL
~_T~TER~_ ...... ==--·-
c::I Walker l~ lee
Real Estate
CHOOSE
YOUR OWN
•.... carpetine. Owner
want.a quick sale ol th1a
spacious 4 bedroom, 2
bath home wltb central
atrium 1arden court.
Located In prime neighborhood, ,,., block rrom parlt & bike trails.
Askin& SM,000. CALL
751-3191.
C:SELECT
T' PROPERTIES
Ci:••r• 1002 G1•r.. 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
macnab I lrvlne
realty
MOY! TO JASMINI Clm
Enjoy this private, gated
community w /clubhoue. pool.
jacuzzi & tennis. A carefree way of
life in th1s 3 BR. 2\'.I bath. family rm
home w /wet bar. custom tile entry,
huge master suite w /titting rm &
fplc. Close to Npt. ~nter & Fashion
·Island. See it today for 1259.~.
Morion Frizzell 752·1•1•. (Z.117 >
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CE
111111 ILlllfS CD.
OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE
GOLF COURSE VIEW
"' BIG CANYON. New Listing.
Spacious CUstom Built Home. Five
Bedrooms. Study. Rum'us Rm. 5~
Baths. All Electric Kitchen.
Beauti£ully Landscaped. Situated
On An Oversized View Lot
Overlooking Big Canyon Golf
Course. $495,000. ...
111 Dova DlllYE 631 -1800
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POOL MOME
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Newport Beach
631-1400
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HOMI+ IMCOMI S4'S Rt'sale S~c,ahats New 4 br 2 ba 2·sty. 34 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••·.
4001 r...wea.-,,.ACIOUS 34 or 5 bdrm models Oakdale . Wilbrg ----------------So. of loyMde Acu:.tomlied S ~room, MP•OOI ia'v111I. :.ome w /pools S l l 5, 950 0 w n er
A rare. and 1urpn11ln&IY i.Ul&le •t.or)' home with Near So Coul Phu• 968-46Q'l _2_13_l_6S_7_·437_6 ____ _
apacloua 3 Br +den 2 lovi-ly courtyard entry Very •arp. Uibt & all")' 4 PeNUngton Properties Byownr. 2 BR. n. bacon
&tory hom. with m:.uhe l&nd 11 3 c<i.r i•t•¥e t'l.US bdnn, fm!y rm • lrml C:Questa El Oondo do Bltrus. comm pool.
wed bnclt frplc. 6 many a panor1unlc ()(11an and din rfn 2 story ho!11e on a Reduced SSOOO 9452 garaae & sep stora1e
other amenities Some ~ rollin& hills v11:w l&e lrre& lot. Rua .or pool. ,.,_,.·Uand (l!lJJ 431-11886 area Below mrkl jt
ocean view from rpa1ler Reducedto~.000 central air cood. H11h """'° $57.SOO Wknds/eves
suite and adjoi.nine paUo CAJ.J.. FOR Ol'.'TAILS cathedral ceilm1s Don't Ail SSl-0310, 213 /<B2 7963
deck 644-7211 he&it.ate. Phone now for BEAUTIFUL!
PLUS appt. ~IM9l Top rood.iUon, 3er. 2Ba . By ownr. Woodbndge 2
a roomy never' acanl den fT7 soo 96G-Z72S BR townhome. Highly Bdrmreot~l. (~IW!11?!§1$Mj J~T~BEACH ~:~~d;1;,,~~a~~ci:ii~~l
on anoversiz.ed lot, just 1 Real ~late Super buy. highly up Very lo dwn pymt pos111·
QUIET CUL.OE-SAC
-u .. aq. four bedroom lftodlt ...... ~
la•tth k.dlc..-i reHMbliRg a E:.opt•
lotanlcal Garden . Hear
gruftbett. • • S 136, 900.
NEWP<>af IEACH AXIi!
I Block to Water
short jog lo the beach uaded, 3 bdr Just burn ble Pnnc only, S.Sl-1687
$279.:IOO your toothbrush A move eves-.
4 ledrocNft. l Iott.. Dbl G.....,.
16 pcnokt CALL FOR DETAILS in. Open Sunday 12 noon ---------
644-7211 SOOFHtGHWAY ul sold. 5151 Sparrow. CULVBDALE $115;000
.. Tlus stately home is a Ed1nger/Bolsa Chica Pl.AM 41
charme. 2 s tory. 2 Agt. Cul·de·sac street Ttled 495-1720 645~9161 . . . rJn NIGEL
l11"l.EY &.
l\SSOCIATES
bedroom with family rm ---------entry. Step down formal
with a 59 x 30' front yard IEACH IEAUTY llvmg room. huge sun DANA
POINT
493 8812
SOUTll
l.AGUNA
499·4551
LAGUNA
BEACH
497 3331 Large workshop, 2 car 4 bdrms. 2 frpls. huge filled family room
garage+nearly 1S0011qft ram rm. close lo ever Second story hosts
··~-,Ora nge Cosla Mesa
of laving space. Only ytiung. $7,000 reduction. secluded master suite • .......... ~ 1069 Hlwpcwtleocll 1069
$135,000 Hurry , please call 3 more queen slz.ed •••••A••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
J~MINE
CREEi
701 FERMLEAF
962-6.5831968·3130. suites. Call now ! 646·7171 l"liM I 044 LocJIMa ... ~ I 052 PRJV ATE t«>«TH ILUffS ,,,.,,,1ii"·'' '''"'' .,t,, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• IAYVllW
A beautifully updated 2 Have houses available
thal may qualify for bedroom cottage with ----------1
RB>UCB> F1iA 245 Program. has All plans, agt 644).9025 gleaming hardwood
floors & frplc. Oak ---------1 cabineh 1n kitchen.
CDM20M I Room to add 2nd unit for
only SllS,500
4 Br. 2 ba. formal dtniog, reduced payments. Scott
brick frplc, comer lot, 2 ~;& (or details :
car gar. 900 DOgwood. ---------
$73,500. Phone 751·07741--------•
lca •1 Uruq~Wood&Glass COMMUNITY 3 Bdrm . 21;', bath ~ . , ·. DEU~LY ~':~ ;!&~ g5a~e 4r~: Get aw?!~~Ot~e sum· ;~~~:ta·~n\~0e~n~.~~~~
. · sW\Shiny pool home. 38r, saW\8. Huge sw1m'g pool mer traffic in this 2 BR, row .. property at Sl&4.900
MUST SELL 2Ba. dining. wetbar. W/Jac. +yard area. Ra Newport Beach cottage, AGENT 640-5560
~ lovely lree-lllled st ..
w /m jogging distance to
the bch. 3 BR owner's un·
it in !root, l BR rental in
t.be rear. Great tn\•est·
ment $172,SOO.
Ci\LL FOR DETAILS
644-7211
everyt.h.i.og you need for dlant heat. 3 car·gar. 2 located 111 De A~a Parlti.---------THIS WEEKEND! your place in I.be sun. frpl. WHAT MORE with au the amenihes-t---------·
eveti. CUTE COTTAGE Three bedroom. 2 bath S87.900 S52·30M. COULD YOU WANT? pools , Jacu u1s & NEWPOITCRIST
Mesa Verde 3 BR. 2 ba. $3.175 down, o~ 3 BR t•., condo in Irvine. Air con· SUS.000. Bond Realty. clul>bc>vu Juat lated Beautifully
/JD.NIGEL
lll\ILEY &
FR. 2 frplc ·8 • 3082 Ba. bea~ ceilings, cov· dllioned: Owner will re· ....... leadl 1041 831-9411 or 495-4773. NEWPORT carpeted 3 Br. 3ba condo
Samoa. Quick sale eredpatio,2cargarage, decorate. re·pamt, re·••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~ IEACH with a dear and un
l\SSUCll\fES fn.900. Ownr. ~7998. ii" foryeyu1s: drape & re-carpet-OCEAHRtOMT 4 BR. family room. s pec Tlus 4 BR 4t den family obell'Ucted balcony ~MY 646-37~ 1TIJ!wg:1jpljlllifUVJ buyer'schoiceof,colors. forthiaprice?2Bdrm .. 2 t.acular decor. pool & homelswalkin&distance vi.~ ~l~tic a ly VALLEY 64Mtoo, ______ ~ •iliil ~~~ ....... !~~~ OPEN SUN l·5 962·4471lr.m'°546·8103 ~~~market. Call bath & h
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uge master jaC\IU.1. S!IW.900. lo t.be elementary, Jr. pn al ' ·
245 E. Wilson St. · · suite. Mob e home local· JAY W YEATS CO High & high schools. & ~-Ital (stall
---Lovely 5Br, 2300 sq fl
CHARMING 3br, 2b:i Mesa Verde pool home,
This darling Easuide d QUAIL ed 1P mucb sought after 499·2237 just a bicycle away from A$lldltls
bdrm. llh ba beautiful lrnw I 044 South Laguna park. the ocean. The perfect (lltl 54"'25
country setting starte ••••••••••••••••••••••• PLACE S3S.500. Mblia. VJeto I 067 family home for Sl.BS.000. ~~:i!Ji~f ~~,,-e.i":·!-~·~·;·~·su·1,·!·~·u·~·r:·m· "~~;:~~~;hli: =~1~~g~ ·::::::::~::; _ ' ·~o .. d·~·~·,ea·ex·.7·(ofl·1:·~·7·.~·c=·~·{!cs·f:·:·! +guest house. Frpl. 2 w/s tudy $129.500.
patios, R·2 lot. Prin only 545-3152 SU7,000. Owner, 644).7030. ---------1
Clotetohoch OCUH VU.OWMEa
2 fantastic buys, Harbor
Vu. 3 b r, frpl, must see.
644·2~644·8722 1114
White 'Sii Is. Open 1-5,
Wed/Sat/Sun. Reduced
3 Bdrm h ome on
beiiutiful t ree·lined
street. Only $67,300. Call
Del Larson at
2 sty hse, by owner, xtra !149-9952 r te li I ~ Ii 7 'all Manna Realty 642-8850
Ire lot. Eves 542-8953. }~~n~':.;,e2~~ ~:~~~ ~;:ti1 P~mrorta~1e e:~ . Realty •?• .-m111msr .lt! HAllOll Y1EW _542_~_1 ______ 1 bndge. Feehng Lazy? 1s. Laguna local100. 2 9 Balboa Island Really
Stroll to the pool close by. SPECIALISTS Bdrm 2 bath plus huge '""" ... " .... .,.....,..._,~ Monaco model, lrg yard.
So. Calf Realty EASTSIDi-VACAMT Want solitude? Take a We speeialize In listing ~ si.21 soo SUPER SHA.Ir! 673•1700 Pr 1 n on I y p I ea:. l'
swbat.bon yoursecluded and selling homes 1n · ' __ · -Celtile El Dali 3 BR + 6'U548.
redwood deck. Includes J rvine Groves. A 11 wooo·s COVE den. decorated in neutral DEC. 2 STC>aY L°'l.ISl"SFSIO
all the ft.ne qualities or an planned W1Ul aU types of Fix· up & save' Well·buill colors. Large country Ota y $116,000 N e w Po r l C r e s t
546-5605 UDUCB>
IY OWMH 2 IR Mesa del Mar. By Owner. Q u le l tree · l in e d
So. side. 7~ Immaculate 4 bdrm. RV neighborhood. Double
---------1 fireplace warms living •-~I ~ storage, nr everything. room&dining room. too!
S&S home built home. financing available. 2 Bdrm 1 bath on laree style kitchen w/~ of Super sharp 4 bdrm, 3 customlzed coodo: 2
H\JRRY on this one! Starting from $88,SOO lot sus'soo cabinets. l~mac te-ba. frmJ din rm. huge fm· bdrm, den with added
IWr"lr W M .800 556-0054 Small home w th 3 spacious bedrooms,
ocean view. 38R. Pvt 3Br. fam rm, 2.Ba. w/pool. beautiful bard wood
beach access $144,SOO. $87,200. College Pk. f1oon throughout. Don't
Agt Dan 67S.2311 64&-8223/213 374-8318. wail. Call 646-7171
$89,900 • . ' . ~~~a Y to move lynnbomeislocat.edoo rooms & hardwoo d
CALLFORDETAILS REOCARPET' .._.Oll .... SRE••·yy ... • · aquiettreeltnedat.3car floor•. 642.1242 or 644-7211 t "" " _.. 496-2411 493-9494 ga.r,ooly8yrsold"alv· ~ 645-3474 * 494-1057 * 4'5-5220 810-5050 lyprivateyrd. 758-lSOl. t-642-~---·---
6 0i~Jfil~!!11jac. aeau~u~~~: cor[ '=e~~N;;lll='J~·~ .. ,~,~~:~l!!l!";~i~'~;if~I~ mBI great ocean It bay views. 4 +den) pl us f R . & ..! ==-= _
By owner. 759·1.986 Decorated with antique 4-ft.EX. IY OWMEa
IF YOU gold plush carpet. Eating Mesa Verde area. 1·3Br,
have a service to offer or area in kitchen. Rock J.2Br, enc garages, laun
goods lo sell, place an ad frplc & pal.lo, alt dbl gar. rm. Wkdys, 673·5256.
in the 0 a ii y Pi Io l See this one now! Only Eves, 546-2985.
Classified Section S89,500. Ruth Laurie, ---------•
Phooe642-567a. Bkr. 646-4380 MESA VERDE
Great Travel Tote
3BR.POOL
$86,900
Cozy fam rm w /flreplace
overlooking the pool.
New ldtcben, carpe~ &
wallpaper. Just listed. So crab your checkbook &
call 645-7221
COllEGE 1All
COLUMBIA
REIUED
To $137 .SOO. Owner must
leave the area and is
highly motivated. Sub·
mil your offer on t.bis
beautiful 2650 sq ft 4
bedroom home t.bat is
ideally located near
pools, park and schools.
TUDE-SB.1. 3 BR 2 Ba Condo. air (~IW0!3Ji$i§j .. JUSTLISTID .. GREENTREE. Cam· Completely remodeled 3 cood., crpls. drapes, bndge model, 3 bdrm 2 BR home. Stt Catalina pool, sgl story. '66.750 RealFAtat.e Baycresl: 3 bdrm. l
ba, AtC. 4401 Broolmde. Bl k be h& 714 18»5085 bath, 34' pool, bwlt In $85.700/offer. Owner. sumets. oc to ac ---------BEAUTIFUL MONACO vacuum . c u stom
OpenSat.2·5.494·3436 stzr:lo':2~nTR 3 bdrm Cordova, frpl, H.V.H .• 3 Br. 2 Ba. Ital cabinets. Formal dining
DEERFIELD. rare 494-16' I prof. landscaped. UP· tile eat & kit, nr pool & ~~te& c:!i~~!:rd~~:-.
Aspen 4 bdrm model. 15 g r ad es· Mus t s e l I. ~ .... xlntooocood. fee;. .. " 1440 home is immaculate and
Woodrush. $94,700/offer. JAl'cltlay 131).20ll -· .....,.. · pricedto5el.t. Mustseeto
Owner. Open Sunday 2·5. View home. 3 bdrm, 2 ba, IY Owta •MACH a p pr e c I ate. 0 o I y
494-3436 $229,000. Ownr, 499-3933. Hewpcwt leadl I 069 ls just 200 st.eps away. S'ZOll.000. Principals only
••••••••••••••••••••"•• 3Br. 2Ba, frplc, 2 car gar pleaae! 11
V.A. TERMS RJYBA teWPOIT Hll6HTS in a Cumel·llke setting La.LM.
COUHTDOWM Charmin& cottage w /kits on a pvt st. in Udo Sands LIMA.I CottP. beautilul Brentwood in s.. LOTS, Laguna Beach, ol wood, new s hake roof. Sl.38.SOO 64S-12Q 646-7782 reentree Homes i S30 •· bo f ea tures 3 large greatoreanvew. •000 ~-~U=~l2use r. 2ba. view, H.V.H.e~~~~~~~~
bedrooms, a country s. BDRM., Chns Abel de· Car$16J~~.'!i~~ ~4 Port kitchen , community ......, ......,...,. pool, park and walk lo signed home. $375.ooo
the grade schools. Ex· 114i CAMYOM
Cellent home for the "-BDRM .• Niguel Shores Ha-1nceat "front row·· custom home. $338,000 51M'' veteran wishing lo use golf courae vie w of
hlaV.A.el.lgibiUtr . ba NI I 0 c EA N FR 0 NT ponds, fairways "
Home · N~ like this charmer on Bay
under 12:5,000. 675-9708
J.BDRM .• 2\.11 · sue DUPLEX, $325,000. By greens. Ex~isite starter home. au.soo ownr. Prine only. 4611 Pl 2 ,... 21 Aulusta an. . •
2· R·2 LCY1'S in heart o1 Seashore, NB, 640-74'7&. den, 2,000 sq. ft. ol UD·
•• Dana Point. $42,SOO Each ,_87_$-0888 ___ . -----compromised elegance.
llGCAMYOM
Unsurpassed view or golf
course, Jake & night
ligbt.s; this 3 bdrm.. 2
bat.b townhouse has 1t
all! lnctud~ (ulJ secun
ty, t.eonis ct.s .• pool &
jacuzi. $245.000 Weitclff ltfflltJ BIG Canyon 2 BR + den. Lavishly appointed. Not·
l · R·2 LOT. close to Fanl.Utic golf course vu, eddesigner'a toe.al effort. MESA VEIDE d L Abaolute1Y "award win·
sBr&famrmw/formal RAMCHIEALTY '95.000 547·7°'4;83:M121S 't . 11
o wntown aguna. sec .. tennis. Sl9S,000. ning" al $249,000. For ~
din IJP.· Move lo ready. 551 2000 •PP . to v ie w ca
On llQlet cul~e·aac st. -----·----BLASI' OFF in this 1964 $10,000DOWM ~55e0agent.
Near Adams scbl & STAITB HOME aAHCH llALTY oceanfront 1Bx60 mobile Harbor View 3 br, 2 ba. t-8-16--C--_. ._.-Y-0-._.-• uoo RLAJ.TY
parb. 1139,900. 545-1476 $77.500 551-2000 bome.$25,000 c lean, $1075 mo No Ar" "
owner · Btll upgraded home, lush I•--------credit needed. Quick Townhouse. 1137.SOO. 173•1100 c r p ll o g, mirrored rrs A m~bIP& poueasloo. 957-1988. Pvt 640-9019 EASTSIDE CO.
ARIA-$10,000 wardrobes. Cozy frplc. SURE WINNB!! ~~ Pty. t---.-.. -Y-CUST ________ ·_o-:-_., __ ..,._-_-. __
dble car garage. A real It has so many extras it 491H800 ILUFFS Exquisite pool home, 3 3 BR. deep lot on cul de
sac, near expensive
Back Bay area. New
carpet.a, paint, drapes.
Newport Ha rbor Hi&h
dollbouse.759-lSOl ·couldbecalledacustom ---------Unique "R " model. bdrm 2 ba. Immaculate
home. For the family Won't Last! Greatvtew.OpenDaUy. & priced to sell. Pnn·
WESTCUFF
CHAIM&
NeaUy groomed 3 Bdrm,
2 bath with lovely yard
Near shops , schools.
parks. As king only
$152,500. To 1ee calf
540-1151
9068 ' e.20
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72 38
Take olf for a day or wetlltnd
w1lh this handsome striped tote! Now you can I lost y0ur um
ble1t1-carry It snucl1 11aht on this b•& tote Crochet quldly
of I UI y11n '" a Clleetful 3.
color comb1n1hon Patte.n n 38 direcllons fOf baa.
SEVEN. vtS S(Yf N TOP TOPS Sl.50 101 each pattern Add
eit ,ovrs to pa11 with !>'"ts. JS. ~h pattein '°' first class
shorts and skirt partners• Sa¥t air1N1I and hanohne Setld to:
money-sew one or two now. Ille Alk1 8looU
rt\I lht not St~' Trmfe. Needlecraft Dept. IOS
1nctudtd Dally Piiot
School. our best buy. Call --------
to.ee, Brkr, sas.-8836
VA
TERMS
VA appraisal bu been
ordered on this Mesa
Verde 4 Bdrm+den
home! MuatseUfut!
REDCARPET7S4-1202
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411..alACH
OP110Mo$700l
VILLAGE Ill
FOR Ill AM
Id eally l oca l ed 3
bed.room home In the
University Park area
and features comer lot ,
parquet noors lo living
room and dining room,
extensive brick work in
yard and 1aa fireplt. •
Joe to ocean from t.h1a
Park Place executive
home. Formal Din. rm.. •
apacloua kitchen, tam.
rm. GI.ant Bonua room. 4
UNCH RIAi.TY
551·2000
kingsl.ze bedroom&. Loll --------
of oak floortn1. Very UNIY115m PltK
an1dou11eller! Wtll leaH VII I. t, mod I fl ed
wt1b oPtloo at $700 mo. Fordham twnhse, 1900 sq Priced under market! ft end unit, 4 br, 2\.11 ba.
Call fasll 752·1700 Open House, Sat/Sun.
Ol'IN'"q,,1\1vN•u1<f'•"' 4332 Senlsa Way. By 1•1111 ~~1tr:~:~~ ~; P11nted P1ttt1n 9068 Misses 1o11U OI-Chthta Sta. 111w
Sim 8. 10. 11. 14. 16. 18. io York. ,fy 10011. l'rltl1 l&Mt,
YlldattS 111 !>'tlttn Addrm, Zip, !'attn llu111kf.
SIM $1..50 .. tlCl penn, YAl.Ul packec:I 1978 N£EDlE· IUCH LOVBS w. J5C t. ucJt ,ett1r11 r. CRAn catalot Choow trom -Y Sll,IOO
IYOWNER
firlklla .,...., ~ 225 de111nl. 3 fire 1n'9de All --
that needs space, It could 3 BR, 2.story home w /ex· 644-4394 cipalsooly. All 646-7782
be either a lour or a five cit.Ing vu bal.cooy, fenced I YYllW
bedroom residence. This yd .• dead·end street, A 2 HOUSES Hamptoo Model Is pro-.. lit .. it h •-Lg 2 br 2 t>. mobile home .... _ __.. •---L
f to ally landscaped a.y • c en "' very in • exclu. Ba""ide Viii. ,_..,.~ • ~ ess 0 spaclous liv.rm.1133,900 J~ s121.ooo--1o ..... and d ecorated. Ex· <1!89) Clubbse, pool, jac., priv. -.--"'
tensive use of bricks, bch. poss. boat slip. Agent645-1103
central a ir, garage S5'7.S00.875-7903,673·'1848 •---------• ~· ~ !~ HERITAGE opener, cul-de·sac loca· ._.._._... __ ...__.._.. ..... ,. IMI Portormo, 3 b(lrm
tioo, next to park and LlOOISLECHARllER bonus rm, pool, fee land, • • REALTORS
pool.OfferedalSlll.900 3 Br. 2 ba. Street to Sl95,900. Prin. only. --------·
street. SJ.85,000 for fast _Owner __ . 644-4137 ____ ...___, -DUPLEX
red hill ~··.
552-7500
i.=====~==~ aa.le.Sbownanytlme. Cr Muowt Great location,~ blk. to ~... 1050 IOCJl"hwal.I. 4 br, 2~ ba +Ion. walk ocean! 3 Bdrm. units.
••••••••••••••••••••••• 673-1020 to beach. pools Is tennia. Doub I e garage .
-------· Bd.nn. 2ba. t"'1hse, yd~~~~~~~~I $162.950. fUra.1sbed •booked ror with vu, pool. Convenient r-Cr 'fl oat Dlplex sum.mer rent.all. $192,000 Sparkling loc. $64,500. 830·0432 Hug e sec u l de d MIWPOIT RACH
eves. Spacioua 4 Bd 3 Ba. waterfront paUo. 3 br. IW.TY 675-1642 PoolL -__ wt-.1 ____ 1_0_5-12 Jacum in master 1utte 2 each. $182.SOO. --------
Pim 4 bdrm., 2YJ ba.. ,_.............. fiftplaces ·leaded 11.ua Wedclff IHltv S.Cle•• 1076
paoeledfam.rm.andan ••••••••••••••••••••••• w indows. all new 3Br,at>.+F.R.Backoo •••••••••••••••••••••••
excellent location. Ute~· tbuilt lo 1t72. ldtcbm ·oakplaakrtoon marketatoalyllS2,SOO. ,...........
makes tbas a perfect Lrg. liv·rm, brick f'lt:c· ·carpetiq 1289,500 Hlwpotf Shons tfeigtltatt..
borne fort.be moet active 3br, u pandable, 2 a, ~ . . 3 Br, 2 .. _ + Jacuui, Im· L t b b family lndry rm, fam-nn, patio, -"'·-as c a nee to uy · tile kitchen. Lot 71X169', mac. cond. Sl.2',950. A""1 Oceanside home in
prof tndscpd. S89,900. 3 br, fee almple al Presidential Hgbts. 10
Call evs,-.oo&Sownr Sl.39.000. Homes avell lo last
$96,900
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building sites left in one of the
South Coast's best communlttes.
$150.000.
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496-7222 831-0836 nr... ... nu .. ..,.._
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OVER 50 YEARS OF SER'WCE
PRIVACY & SICUllTY
Lovely Three Bedroom Condo In
Newport Beach . Automated
Security Gates. Tennis Cour ts,
Pool, Plus Jacuzzi. Two Saunas.
You Own The Land. Truly A
Pleasure To Show. Oall Us. Priced Al $159,900.
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OI CAA. y PllOl Tue~ M-v t6, 1971 ....... u .... ".... Moat• u .... .a.ct HcMIM• U11funliihed ~llH Uwfww 3600 Apcri1n.nh Unfwn. AporlMelth ~ ....... -.s. ,........_ ~··•tst••· ·········································································································································· · ....................... ,_.,._ • ....................... C.W ....... l.ZlJ ~-•och 3240 Mewport•ach 3269 Elegant duplex. 3 BR. 3 CorwdlltMw 1'22 0-Poiltt 3116
.. c .. -.. 107, 1100 .____._ r+ .. OO ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• b1. frpl c. S600 mo ••••••••••••••••••••••• . ---•··~··•••••••••••••••• -...... ip•rt .aO DUPL&X 2·3 BR vaJI 645-2111.~ •••••••••••••••••••••••
••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 BR " lk!n rucelu furn ••••••••••••••••••••••• ho-d · .. • 2 Br twnti.oe w ID rerng Rftlhlb Galorelt l Or2 bdrm. ;all m·w crpt& J • ~ Vlews. eca, JaC . . ' w h 000' _, h 2 Br l .... ~ ·~ L -'--.o: ....," . ... ..,....,. 1eecti C'ODUlrt mar ~ Fllll'fu 1 UNITS C.M. e.'50/_, 752.()617 new c~ pool, no Pf'lS e ave l s UI ouses. • ...... me-cp..-. ,o& ..,, .... ...,. 111rages. _,..,._, y°"tJ!iloY A Dr. co~ta Mesa, oH BuulJfulbraodoewCl S375permo.Wk.7S40500 dplu, 11pts now. all drpii.matureadullll,no re ~.. Rds & depos req'd
, Beaut cuatrho!0ea Harbor. br.loft.f1p 32br,l'>ba ........ are !! X2S&.<Jft6.9&4-2140 a.rens.,,allpn~ Smfee.. ~u\tma:~~1Js 634 77.. I!!_~,~-~~ 830-"846 _____ _
w /panoramlc ocean NoUunaWtelhucbarmer townhouse. all bllns, WebavelOOO'aolbouaes. Beautiful 3BR . 2 i,e. •C4ftlM!araW•• · ""°~;~,~;~;~; I Brwtdahwai.hcr&ga.r, ~ avall for aale from on Lldo Bay under crpta, drps Hurry, buy dplxa. apl1 now. all bltms, frplc. Block to ~ 1'::' llhF lllllMd new crpl, immed oc· 1221.000. You must ~ IZ5000 615-9708 now. Tom Lee. Rltr, areas,allprices.Smftt. par'-143</mo I tM 111' GARD£NAPTS c~ocu $26.5 8JO..O'>'><
tbe quality 4 0f thue F.AN. JASJICAL 6'2 1800. •C.,., r 's Chi•• 846-?in " se · ~! 8 .. u like rent 4 :::::.·1~a-..::~···••3•1••0•6• CORONA DEL M/\R J • -· homes An early viut aa e ~ ...,...... ....,, --2 Sr Townhouse. frplc I Br. modem. pnvete ttt'Ommended. (98 0200 •l Trt•ns• I WW• Br, 3 ba.Jocuw. etc. 1712 ....................... Pool. LennJ.ll. Some ocean Q\aet, clean ft ialtractlve.
or ISl ·tl2Z Suoael Near Lake Park Mln. to Jbr. 2b9 w/beaut. yard. Harbow 3242 Hig.b.land $325.000 lbr 1350 AVa.11 May26th & Catalina views. CIOl>e $240permo. 494.QZO
Pacific Home Bwlden. Clsb Mesa bc~l~ BR, 3 ba; 1·3 BR. S57S per mo. annual lse. ••••••••••••• •••••••••• ~ No peta. to Fastuon Island & fmt Lge gound level 3 br, 2 b;a,
Shaniri·la dbl wide lux· 2Wba. 1-3 BR, 2. ba. $ 801Nart:iasus.S44--0614or CoQdo,3-4BR,3Ba.2fplc, . . 675-9229 beach Alsol Br 844·21611 pvt yd, cable tv, ........
San Clemente Custm ury livang Blll l9'71l 2Br garages, frplcs. $1119,000 BS-3232 enclgar &te....,.,.e Pool ,._..._. ..... _ ~~~~~~~~~ ~7~., ......, billaide home nearmg 2B Sk 1· • each. l709·17l3Alabamo, tennis bo ''""#" • • --.......-3722 = .,,.... """ oomplet.aoo 2.000 sq.ft. 3 :'k :l:' in~ In . adult Huot. Bcb. S36 -1118 4Br. 3bl Broadmoor view • at slip. Lease ••••••••••••••••••••••• ------BR 2 Ba. Fam Rm, pa ,sWlmmmg~Jacuzzi Owner home . Redecorated. Sf!00.846-9638 Furn. ex. sharp apt Hwdiw9•1eadt 3140 b r e a k fa s t o o o k • & so C' I a I act Iv 1 ll es Grdnr Sll()O. 640-0008 NEWPORT TERRACE Ocean.aide of hwy. lge Co.ta MelCI 1'24 •••••••••••••••••• ••• ••
fireplace. wet bar. sun galore. Atl for under SPYGLASStuLL WATERFR-.-2 Br. 2.,... ba condo. View. furn. -s-undeclc No .......... ••••••••••••••SHARP. beMch. 2 & 3 BR,
deck. 2.,... car garage. 124 ·000 Park rent INVESTMENT """' SG>.mo.Nopeta. garage.Matureadulton LAMAHCH.AAl'TS Crpl , dl$hwasher , Of'Pnnn~~y180. 1.14·536 tine St~~~-rocfflc Commercial building in ~!!!:mi~ v~eJ if~~=~ 60' IOAT SPACE 645-9219: 645-11161 Dons ly. $245. mo. lse. 673-2086. Large 1.2&3 bedroom garage. paUoe, 960-2358.
_,.... Mob ocean area with secure •. ci·ty Utes. 4 BR. fam 3BR,2~Ba.S2,000mo. DOVER SHORES 17,.A ,.__._......___ 372 .. garden apts Dshwhr. UVENearTheBeach!
<r-..._ ileH.omeRealty lease from Government "' •-M C.. · ~ ---.. blt.ns, encl. gar. gas bbq --2706Harbor.Ste208 Agency for sale. Equity rm. beaut decor. Pool. 2 -1 c SANTIAGO DR XLNT ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pool. Gas Pd 778 Scott CasacMISol Caphllw 1071 540.5937 buildupaodcashoncash frplcs, c orner loc 1110"-wportlt~d. VIEW 4 BR. f1m rm. SSOWEBC&UP Pl.642.5073 Beautlful AdfltApts
••••••••••••••••••••••• return for SSO.OOO down 644-1968, ~7100 eo.ta MeM 541-7729 drp;. & crpt. Jae m mslr GufcWater Paid. ---------t~forSallt 1200 payment. Ca ll for de BR, Uldoor/outdoor pool, Studio, I bedroom Large3 Br townhouse opt, 21661 B~hunt. HR
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old San Juan Capistrano.
Affordable up ·
stalrs/downsta1rs con·
domlruum 3 Bdrms., 11'1
baths, carpetm~. wmdow
covenngs. bwlt uu. two
car garage & patio. By,
owner. Mon thru Thurs.
tdays). call 646·2158:
Fri. thru Sun <days) &
evenings, call (714 )
493-0688
•••••••••••••••••••••••tails. eo.t.Meao 3224 wet bar w 1rerr1g, Ma1dserv1ce.pool 2ba,frplc,pat.ao,gara~e 962-6653,
TWOACRlS MAY 0 CK ••••••••••••••••••••••• tr.ine 3244 gardel\U\g&pool serv1n· 2376Newport81.C.M. Qwet complex. Adults,
N 2 b d p I ••••••••••••••••••••••• cl AvaJI July I Ownr, 548-975Sor645-3967 no.....,.,_ $375 645·338I or r, ctuldren weleome. no
FanwUcviewrromthis "'"'""•"u"' ew rcon °· oo ,spa Sensational 2 br, 1 ba call eves, 675·4054, 67~ pets,slaftinicatS245mo.
fixer upper home on the ~~ ~~~S12 ~~ & pets w/frplc. dshwbr. Kids & l-62J6.999l SUSCASITAS ~ edge flf the Cleveland -.~ 2Me Pet olc . Only $39S. Nicely furrushed 1 bdrm. 2 Br, l lflba townhouse. --------
Naiiorlal Forest. BKR u-14M• New 3 br. 21,AJ ba & 2 br, 2 963-4.567. Agt. No fee SEA VIEW Closed gar. $230. up paUO. yard. frplc. encl HEAi IEACH
(714) 676-S717 bl condos. Pool. dbl gar, Unobstructed view or Adults. DO pets. 2110 g.ar. laundry rm. $375 & CIVIC CEHTER
ORS22·2080 ForS-.lyOWMt" open beam ceilings RENTALS ocean and Newpart Sch, Newport Blvd. TSLMgmt 642·1603 BRA.NO NEW. Spacious
'IRAMDHEW ClXlCl8e your carpet. S5SO 3br.2ba Univ Pk SSSO 3Br. 2bd, new. Full deluxe3&4 Br. AU bllns. &ACRES & $4SO. Westbluff 2br,2baUnivPk$49S seeunty,lenms.1acu.u1.BUNGALOW.rrplc.ma1d lNSTANTlN r I l d 520
Exlnl mini-ranch s ite, 6 Unit apt w/rec room. Village. Victona & Ca 2br.2baTree$4SO sw1mm1ng. SlOOOmo . serv. employ person. No Central Joe. 2 Br. l'il Ba Y~~J~1:·J~~ ~~tor
So. of Orange Co. A little units are all rented. nyoo. 631·2(8) SS2·9e96orSS2-t800 <;oos Ider Is e o Pt . sr:rdters ~-7197 apt. Fncd patio, gar Beach Blvd. 960-2219 or
rough, but workable. S2.400mo.income4 -3Br. Agt/Owner 751·6373 ask o.aroillt 3726 S32S 64S-46SS 536-1718
BKR. 21Bal'2881Ts09tud1 Eiosl. S2l · H2BBr. Beautiful Mesa del Mar RENTALS _r_o_r _G_ary....;_ ______ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Br. ut.al. pd. Children ok ---------(714) 677·5ftH · m .. · · pool home + cabana 2 BR 1 Ba *""5 EW XTRA Dix twnhse ORS22-0530 $375,000. 848·2655 days, Jbr. l~ba. $595. 7s1.2()6c) • ·• · · · · · · •• ·-· HARBOR VJEW KNOLL Super Neal I Br Villa. No pets. Mgr Apt 4. 1960 apt, front uait. La .3 Br.
MUDtSTDB.IGoHT 536-4873eves/wltnds or540-4891 2BR.2Ba .......... $425 Spacaous2BR.&:den,2'n courtyard .. Pnvate, 1 Walliree,645-7181 2':a Ba, formal m; rm+ C-rclal 3 BR, 2 ba ....... SSS0/640 b a . • . C a Pe Cod adult $250. 496·6684 or
Pvt. Jacuzzi, sundeC'k & ..... rty 1600 TRIPLEXC.M. 12().SG Nice1 .. k1dsM. pets ok. ::::~~~:::::~~ Ch!~meNr ... Gbor geo1u; 670-3313 2g~~·a~~. °:a~~~t ~;~s~lc~~ .. P~l~: d~U:.~:
t-overed patto surround ....................... By ownr, xlnl C'ond. Inc ar. re ng. ore ++. ap.,..s. ear Y poo "'Hwtlll4o;et.och 3740 jacuu1 Adults on\_v. tachgar,$480.54S4604
this 4 BR. architects IEACH/COMM'L $905.$iSO,OOOS48·~777. Smfee.645-4900. tenrus. Avail 6'/1. S63S ••••••••••••••••••••••• $375.646-2010
dream ho me. Inside Store bldg. 2000 sq ft+2 •C:O..-r'aGoW•• Mo.Agt.640-5560 STUDIO luxe poolside xtra lge Terra Cotta tile, cedar adjacent lots. Near City JUST REDUCED . ,..._ ____ lf 2 BR. l BATH. AH new 2br. l!ba, bltns, dshwhr
paneling. custom hght· Hall on Newpart Blvd. This home ptµs duplex is S275 A huge 2 br. Kids. ..,.,......., ron;:, 3 8~· 2 ba, 2 "WHldy Rat.." cpl. drps. pa mt. d1:.· Nr. beach. Adlts. no pets
mg & custom frplc make $325,000. now Sl41.000 <Sharp three pet.s, dshwhr. More!! Sm car gar. amity pref. Full kitchen & TV hwasher. S'l75. Open da1.; S250. mo. 536-8362
Uus a page out or Home bedroom' home Wllh fee 645-4900 • ~.Owner/agtS4IM290 La.nens& Utilities ly. 794·8 w. lSJ,h. SS7-4S79 ·---------
Magat1ne. Spacious & separate yard. Two very •C:O.-raGW•• 3 Br+den on WATl::R MlLETOOCEAN 9UIET ADULT
I $88500
•· · t bed rt s h D......air....a-u-"-1 TWNHSE. 2 lJr l'h lia, 2 2BRM1.Ba.enclgar,pvt sensuous, on Y • "' ruce wo room apa ; S295 Must see. Oar. nice pac1ous wit view ,_., __ .._'"""'" yrs old. fplc . pvt pauo. patio, new cpts/drps. Nr
yours to expenence by meot.s in rear. ca11 oow. Joe. Cmy frplc. More! $1200/mo. Waterfront 727 YorlctA>wn Blvd gar, new paint. adults. no bch. $325. 960.1279
calling 7S2·1920 Sm fee.~ ~23 CAMPU5J)a~IRVrNE Homes63H400 Beach Blvd at Yorktown pets. $300 mo. 646-7027 1--------
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496-4977 .731..60. 50 ~tl~w!:i r~i:i·I ~;:; d 9UAIL y~~~ ~rb'51~7t¥'a~ ~ Twobedroom.onemilelo 2 bdrm I bath. new
l---1 +apt. or office. Sl9S.OOO p• •CE $330 3 Br. 2 bl, kid ok. l.aglllla leocll 32'1 beach from each. Manna the beach.. Manager. ph: carpets & drapes. bit ins,'-----';.._..::.----='--~·-~~__!.~ Profess. Bldg. across ~ Sharp. nice patio. Good •••••••••••••••••••••• Realty 642-8850 Agt 960-5.329. S23S mo. Agt. 838-8081
, ""'~ from N B.P.0 . 1900 Sq. -10,.Tla:JIP~J k>c.Smfee.645-4900 YOUICHOtCE! ---------12 Br, kids ok . l ba,
ft .LeaseSSOOmo.orsell a_._..__11r_.__ OO •Com r'•W•• Three 3 Bdrms. well HARIORVIEW Bacbelorapt.lblktoPier carport. pool. S250. mo.
Alllloat HntTo_..,. Sl2S.OOO. Ageot646·2414 1ooUnnlll" -22 MES• DEL M•• located. SSOO/montb to 28r,2Ba, den. $600 /mo &ocean. util pd .• l adult l<>amto7pm645-fl084 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • -$650/inonth·Leases. mcgard 644~. ooJy. SUS mo. Sheryl. -----=------i---------3~. 1V. baths 1nde-ShopptngCenteronBeach 3 BR. 2 ba. recently re· New 2 Br. 2 ba Incl 'E28Rapt,palio,gar.
Slrable local1on. Up Blvd. $1.190.000. Triple OFACEILDG sm dee. C1s to tennis. Avail CwylrCOllllpmY Charming 3 bdrm 2 ba, 960-~1 cpt.s/drps & bll.uls W/2 rm. nr Warner &
graded thru-out. Call net leases, Scott Realty Huntingtoo Beach 6/1. $495 mo. 640-2981 1104 So. Coast Hwy. formal dining rm. big hv· SM.ALL BEACH HOTEL car prk'g. '310 V1ctona. Beach. $260. 673-2252 now to view this one. 536-7533 27,000 sq. rt. lot near ------~--LAGUNA BEACH mg rm. lrg yard, 2 C"ar ROOMSS32.SOWeek 6422l64
S63,500 Pacifica Hos pital, 5 Lge 2 Br Adult Condo 497-2457 garage, Snug HarborRd AptSlSO /mo. 536·7056 ---------11..11. VIEWREALTY WRMREALTY PointsSbop.Cntr&C1v1c w/Walk m closets. Pool --------~!182yr lse. 6ll·l7~or 1 _. __ L 37,.. lBrapt.Adult.sonly.No
OWNER/AGENT Center. $135,000. facilities. Easts1de.1sml ''THE\VHALETOWER" v•.ro ___,.......-... -pets. LRG KIT. dmmg 496-7722 n0-0555 3248CarlsbadBlvd. DavidBourkeRJtr petOK.$375 /mo.Contact A landmark h om e. ••••••••••••••••••••••• area & pool . 18871---------
PARK YOUR HOISE
Beautiful 3 BR w/a view
& free.form pool at the
lower level. Indoor spa.
massive fp m Hvmg room
& dlning room. Lots oC
square footage situated
on 1.4 acres. Coll to see.
$268.000. v ALLEY 640-9900
Carlsbad, California 546-9950 Rita 645-9161 or 642-1517 STAN Dl NG ABOVE 2 BR Condo, spill level. LAGUNA BEACH MTR. Monrovia. $230. ~-7924. /$275 1 J>r. 1 blk from 714-434 1735 off rs Agt ntE CRASfUNG SURF frpk. gar .. wash/dry. lNN. $65/wlc & up. Maid ocean. 208 19th St
3 "":._t ' ~-: LOT --'"--. -------AT VICTORIA BEACH. ref rig, bhns. Eves & serv. color TV, heated S/.'SO._ lge 2 br. beam ce1I. 962-8847 agt.
vwr. •uswCJ 200' X 185' waterfront $250. 2 br. 1'h ba~ nice lcnds5513398 $400 t I l &1-----=-----a~t-•t Loc.•s o~f M Towering 3 BDRM. & w . ' . pool. (714) 494·5294, 985 'PB 10. poo • s ove .,r unfum. nr "-h, open ._. -• commercial. R1vers1de garage. '"'. ust see. DEN FLOOR PLAN. 4 BR ·2b Ubltns N.Coaa\Kwy. t refr1R. Nr. shopping. u ~ · Jn Carlsbad ... l w /133' co. $55,000. Owner. Sm fee. 64S-4900 built 00 3 levels Located •. a, a. , crpts, r. Adults. 00 pets. 313 17th beam ceilings, frplc, pvi
beautiful ocean frontage. 6'U200. •Com•• ar't Gotli• a FEW HUNDRED FT dm;. m Heights. L1w H wport lecldt 37 69 Place. Apt L. 642·2464 sundeek. Adlts. no pets.
.___ ..__ ..a.. 2000 FR 0 M TH E SAN D ·. fncd yd S47S. 7l4 /646-24 t4 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 536-0661. __. ... .-openy ADVAHCEMOTICE 3 BR, 2 ba, beaut fam rm Lge 2 br. 2nd noor apt•--------••••••••••••••••••••••• & W /OUTSTANDING New luxury home. l br. w/veranda. XJnt loc. 1 Near Huntington Harbor. COVINGTON OCEAMVEWLOTS yard.cbildrenOK,31.52 OCEAN VIEW. Wiii den, jacuzzi. 2'h ba. STIPSTOIUCH bile from Irvine 81. sb.arpowner'sunit,3br.
Home-builders be~ of· Sicily Ave. 644-1836 lease for $1200 per mo. frplc, beam ce1l. 2 car 2 BR. 2 ba, yrly. $310 Adults. 00 pets. 839~ 21,AJ ba, (!replace .. fam FOURPLEX fered_ 1st c hoice of E/Slde 4 BR, 2 BA in Good ref. required. For gar. applns. 313 Island IAYFROMT rm. 2 garages. Kids &
Pride of ownership units. m~gD1tlcent i;eady-to· triplex. 2 fplc's, cpts. further info, call $875. yrly 675·4912 or <!BR condo. yearly. Lge 2 BR. nu pa mt. fix small pets OK. $445 pr
Xlnt So. Coast Plaza bwld ocean view lots. drps. bltns, dbl gar. Mission Realty 494-07ll eves &'15-5201 S625 mootb lures. pvt pal.lo. no pet.-. mo. Move in now! Call
area. Great income & ~d ~veloper urges l.ndry, wtr/gas pd, new PAD LIDO Avail now. S27~ mo. 842·1328or~S402
PRICED RIGHT. Won't L~a limi~tedresopooaeumberasof paint, older children olc. Lovely 2 br. 2 ba, ocean Bluffs. nice J BR. 2 ba, 646-4343 ~---------last, so hurry & call to-,_ M50 2030gle 548 3281 view. Walk lo bch. No ~Mo. Avail. now• 2 BR. 2 ba. yrly. S395 - -I 080 day for more details. these lots are being of. · • · pet.s. S600 mo. 494-8585 Agent 644-1133 Large l Bdrrns S245. Quiet --n.. leodl Mile .. •••• ••••••••••• ••• ••••• 540-3666 fered to builders for saJe 3Br home, very pleasant, bu i Id 1 n g w I beau l . All new 2 Bdrm, 2 bath m -
TRYIT! at this time . (714 ) nrBaker&Harbor,S425 LorJtinaHils 3250 S.CJemHh 3276 landscapmg ldeal for HBat9642Hamilt.ooSl
You'll L.l"E fT 498-0200. roo. ss&-1121all3pm ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• adults over 35 No Pl'lS S3SO mo 8-S. 546-4124. " LEEWARD APTS. 2020 Ope H 2 5PM wopt1onoolovely4br, o.tofeo-ty I BR. util pd .• no pets, br, ~~a condo. alJ 8br.2ba 211lJYCoodoNo. Fullerton Ave. I I blk•_n_ouse __ . ___ _
Jba home w/everythang. Property 2550 patao. quiet . 2073 ameruhes. Highly up-San Clemente. $450. Agt. · . east Newport Ave& I blk1---------
S p a -g a s B B Q -••••••••••••••••••••••• Newport Blvd. # ENG. graded. Lse $395 mo. 492-6700, 496-8432 f'.aotastic Apt. overl~· So. JJ&y ). 631-0397 FENCED YARD, wetbar-2 pa taos-__;;;..___=----~--1 lOACRES 642-0835.$270. 837-3748 Ing bay, dock avail., OK 3BR S325
enclosed entry 2 trptcs. COVING TOM 1600 ft or wate rfront s.. ..._ poo1, fplc. yrly S850 mo. Spac. 1 br garden apt . m-Ol22
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Near So. Cat Plaza-By · · ' 2or3 BR. pool, etc. patio, Panoramic vlew,3broon· C I 3278 or June. July. Aug. Sept, Pool &: rec. All util pd .•---------FOURPLEX Riverside Co. $185,000. garage. do. upgraded thruout.1~nhw S12SO 67S.9877 ~--------owner Courtesy to A beautifully maintained Owner. 714-&U-8200. 642-0835. $395. Compl rec facll. $450. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1---· -------Adults. no children. no SPANISH STYLE, single
Bkrs-«i7-0l24 "Covington" located in ltmdln.,___ mo.644-1.619. 2
1Br CoodoA. Nolpel *:5· poodl. IAYFROHT pets,~!~~~a level 3 BR owner's unit
BY OWN ER Lemon a~ equa ll y fine Cion>Yn 2700 l.agllllaMkJ-1 1252 ~~J~·532.~17.~ Delux condo Furn.isbed 1.959MapleAvc.aptS oncul..<fe.sac. NearSpr-
Helghls. Beaut. view on ne1~hborhoo~ or pro· ....................... Fo.t•V~ 1214 ._.................... Pool. security guard, ingdale & Warner.
9/lOlh acre approx. 3800 perties. Pnce. $190,000. IOAcallAMCH ••••••••••••••••••••••• compprivacyincluutil 2 BR. 2 ba. rerrig, stove. 14251 A t l
sq ft rambling Spanish Hurry,call7S2·1920 • 3 BR 2 ba 2-car gar Luxury for adlts, lg 2Br Saillta.Ana 3280 VISTADELUDO pool, adults, no pets. mo 11gen a
home. 3br. 2ba' f am-rm, d '-'UAIL ~ t>!:!c~ffi>n': bFtpr aloe' de!!.,:,, d!:! n h s el: =sJ~r::.•&61 ;.,vail oo····s·E·E··TH1S····· •. ··3·b·r··2··ba·· i-::Wl:..:..:.5/:...:mo.:=...:.67:..:3-:....:1:..:020=----··-$400--. 646 __ ·3IO_l _____ ... ~-137.crr.' •. o·r·c·a-·o·wn-er-at
frml din·nn, lrg llv·rm, 2 ,.. & vtews in all ~ , • ....... • ..... poo • • • S l I I Ma . e d I & I,. f11>lcs, 2 patios. 3 car gar. PLACE ANO Just a short drive jac, Lse ~mo. Across Top of hill location, lease w/crpta, 2 car garage, pee acu a~ apt, poo , rr1 cp s s m 1---------Horse property. $450,000. r Or C Th from super new spori.s option considered <Ex fncd yard. Only $395. jac., tedlris. $400 for children up to 2 yrs old nt. 1144
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BY BUILDER pl~. privacy. The re-......... .._.. 3240 ~·. g robm, rp ....................... 2Br, Promo_ntory Pomt CM. PIMESAnS
(I) 4 Br. 2 ba, single rnaUUllg acreage is for ••••••••••••••••••••••• lnb bvmgb rC>O,?J• close to R~ ~-"~II apt. avail 1mmed. SSOO do · h eac par.. country --_,,,. ~ ~tory. deluxe owner's un· you lo wit , as you New-eleaanl·2 bedroom club Owner. TI(}-2317 We have IOOO's oC houses. _mo_. __ 2543______ LA c SA BLANCA &t2>';'~u.ac~ dbch:ar; p&ease.~~-6 <S550> or 2 bedroom + . dplxs, apts now. all Lido Isle l BR. um. gar ln· Bach/2Br avail now < .r spacaous UD· den ($S7S). Cedar & wtn-... Forest 1255 areas. all prices. Sm fee. cl szs.s mo yrly l adll All uW pd
ats. Bike to bch rr:om ... ...._.lt.E.htc dow home. s Blocks to ....................... •C-. •r'sW•• _onl---'. y'-._6734137 __ • __ · ___ J pool. lndry. ~~~.' dArpsdlts'
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981,000 fuU pHncBe. 1631E.17th St #C,. SA beach. Private 2-car the I.alee. 3 bdrm 2 ba MS-GOO
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51718 CffOtCl!AYOCADO Wnedyard. Adults. No privatess)a.'club&lake 4 ~DRM & Fireplace. V1ew,No.End.$37S.mo. c hi ldren Call Sue
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.MES· rilcas peU.lnqu:ire S2518lhSl. privileges.$64.5.871·3889 qwet street . big yard. Nopeta.8-3636eve 556-7707 o r Henry
"' "' Young bearing Avocado (714)981Mml $43S. per mo. Scott -642-9137
6 UHrTS Parcels with beautiful . 2Br. ZBa. A/C, club Realty. ¥ twllh ~~~~~~~~~
Here's what you've been building sites. Terms DON'T MISS OUT ON facil. $450 mo. 974·2101 or 536-7S33 U.fwwi ll1d 3 BR 2 Ba, 1 bl.ll to 17th St.
lookl.og for. New 6 unit $17M to S!OM per acre. 11DS Sharp 3 BR Z BA. m.slil2aft6pm. u__~ ti! ..t • d ••••••••••••••••••••••• ru --.: m $150
Now you can live in
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Cor. Culver&: Barranca -..a.. w/...,,• fncd yard ~ra;w1 I or '-~· _,, o. + sec.
apt house. 2 Br. 2 ba each <TI4) 833-814 Agt.. ~~ mt'-$us 963-4567 Y1efo 1267 a..fw wl•d 3300 G-ral 3102 J\il. 646-3255
Wil'IA J ,.., unit complete w /cpt.s & agt llOre!· · ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• lbr Orange Tree condo, ••••••••••••••••••••••• drapes. All elec kitch ....,. -• . Calle Gaoador '4 3 bdrm 2 ba d 13742 Newland Street s:ll6 mo. 3 BR 2 Ba. fplc. pool, tennis, lake setting.
ONEYEARNEW w/bltin~. 2 car_pr~'g •••••••••••••••••••••••$250L&e2br.2ba.Hurry. bdrm2ba,lrgcomeriot. GardenGrove.+ss::.'1, m Garde n Grove'. smallyard,avail6/3/78. Avail June 10. $315.
4 Br. 2 ba. M.950. 16082 eac~:'1~1~~.actona . .._..,_ ....... d Kids, yd, patio. Sm fee. remodeled kitchen, 522-8631 Beautiful, two bedroom. Family pref'd. 6 mos old -~-9229--------
Burgess Cr. Bkr. (213) 642-/ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 645-4900 avail. immed. 962-6898, townbousel in excellent ~':Teflky ~~:C ~~ L...-•odu 3148
ut-7383dy. <213>~·0427 1•--------•lllHtwt•lll--lllllile••.._. 3140 •C01111mr'1W•• 4.96-88915 Cn1ll Jul neighborhood. Private Balter St.> Then call ...................... .
ev FASTISCROW!! ....................... S32S Circle this! 3 brat U.fw1wl•d 3425 patio view from lovely 559-6221.0wnr/ARl OCEANFRON'TDELUX
Owner wm carry 1st at 135 McKnight Dr. \taUc to bch. Kids ok Pool Sm 2 ~~::t~ •••••• .. ••••••••••••••• kite hen; e n c losed Yearly t.se.2 BDRM
UHOB $70,000 10% on 10 unit motel· beach. 2 Br, deo, 2'-' fee 645-4900 • • !J7S-042S $'100 mo. 2 Ur 2 Ba, on the g a r a g es ; po o I ; 2085 n.rtlt rrom $500 • 64&-0505 =a!B~r~~e ::;: rA apt .• with $60,000 down. bat.In. $300/Wk June to .~ 11 .. r· • .-.. ·•-rt•--J. 64$-322652,, w~,,:o:~~e~~~~ f:a'::;!':1; f:~r~e~~ 2Brandba. DOne:..~.beXaJnutt loc2 bar'. 2 bdrm. walk to beach.
R BUY V Aakina$175,000 ~. 49"7430 r '""r--~ ->-},. 213-700-0'230 #30)881·1013. ..,....., ~ 536-0210 370 Lo
EAL ! ery con· l9ITSOM & •OWM •h-t ._._....... 3169 AV AIL. NOW 4 BR 2 Ba, ••••-••••••••••••••••• UUl. ti on • b t w n 8 a Y & ...,.,.,. ma veoieot location nr llALTOttS ........ r---HamiJt.on. $335. Ask for Terrace. S.D.Fwy. Owners aox· ·-----'•J•J..-9•7•1•1 ••-••••••••••••••••••• !"'.!~,; f~ll;_!>•lo0nlyted NOFEEI Houses.condos. T~':!~a ... rr•. d 3525 •11.AMDHEW• Barbara 673 2058 or
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·"'-----l--2--Bdrm---10us. bought another. Ocean view 4 bd. lux Ull~ ""'· duplexes . Rental •NI I J Cherry Creek Adult • """"'an vew apt CaUtoday! Agl, 1168-5880. S"' .... CLEM~ home, xlnl cum. vy ., M3$. • •It DO fee. Pavtllon.6'15-4912 Bkr. • •••••••••••••••••••••• Apts. 1 &2 BR. fplc's, we 673-C852,or ElfiS40-6338 ~-~~·Laguna
"""" mu; pool. ~&part'a. Child H u NT l N G T 0 N ~<:!t;on 2 BR+ den 13742 Newland Street, have lakes. sauna. IESBVEHOW y._. JUST USTID! DUPLEX fc pe("'OK. $1300 mo to HARBOUR brand new c golf course vu: Garden Grove. Beautiful jacUDJ & pool. Localed 2 BR, 1 ba. quiet, nr INdt 3169
Cut.e West.ml.oater home $86,900 ~ .. t...J.6 .. $900 after . endlstory Sbdrm,2bl, sec., tennis. $850. twol o bedrooe x cm~ownbousl I e nest atZ701 S. Fairview Just Harbor/Wilson. Avail••••••••••••••••••••••• on B-4 lot. LoU of paten· -•• , ....... lt In '"c pOOI etc ~ -.. .......... ," ""' S. JJl Wimer, N. oC S.D. 6/S/78 Adlt.s no pe•• Uil $46,000 Agt. 84(}-5060 SS?arkUng 1 BR units. 4 Prl~y SJO ~ · ...,,., .... ; ~ neighborhood. Private Fwy.1166-199L Nopeta. S290 m0. 64$-m&oes ...... Bachelor Units. 1 Block
w1tb secluded Rarden .._.. a.i.f ....... · · · Oceanfront 1 br o lder pauo view from lovely rrvm beach. All utll paid. Pillo. PLUS separate • ao.e to beach 3 br z ba house Yrly $500 kitchen . enc loaed 12821 Flower Stree\. ..... ... wl-Sidt No~· S:ZSO/mo. 201 E. oee.r-~•.... ,uest apt. Zoned C-1. for ••••••••••••••••••••••• w/(rpk. clab'wbr. • fncd TSLMgmt . .00-1603 garage a. f o o I. Garden Grove. Large 3 br. 2 ba townhou.se. BalbOa Blvd. CaU Sue
••••-................. ad&-d potential. G1a1• JZ02 yd. Only $4455 tel""567 1321()/month. Cal Clyde ooe bed.room townhouse Manv xtras Children ok 566-Tf(17 ............... .._. .· BEACH TRIPLEX -····················· Aal. No ree. . . Westcllrf. charming a BR. ( .. an ager. A part . close to ·~.p~g. Laun· -v • • ----------... ......_ . 1100 Sl
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·-•••••••••••••••••••• Walk to beach or Del OetP'utRelulls x.tot locaUOo small pet OCEAN VIEW -S an Qydeat(7J.lf•H013. '8r 2.Ba frpl fncd yd rt. balcony, IS2S mo. 3¥,N~,:C,~~':,;n~ Mer shopping. Qolet Sample: we&come. ssZs mo. C.11 New Bl1Call)'on2Br, 2Ba Clemente, 2 al)' ftld unit .... pti ..... ,..07 ~25. K'lds. 'peta OK: Avail Jun 1. ll83-32S4 or .. ,.,,.. .,, • area with areat 3 BR Sl401f'OOlb•fteeutil. 546-5880, ull for Leslie, Twnbome, btfl aolf Twnbme. 3 BR, 2~ Ba, Ml I -~or7Sl-4584 642·2'7'1forappt. Roai&1 IG .0. OWDlr'a unit. Upper 2 BR SL902btkJdl·= pct all«Pll, cal1541MJOT8 eoune view, pvt lafage, rec f1c1J. Wilk to~ II ....................... '
.FANTASTICAL ualtawttbocean vlews. P»abr'+diD 1/peta S'150 mo. H0·8126, u . 5"75 mo. Tf0.Z317. lBR,'2115. Walk to -e..mto ~f_IL1,Lrlfr_.·c2. B1aRr.
BER'nl.A HENRY LIFETDl£8PVlCE Btacb walk mndo. 3 br, 2 ....-S owntt/aat. bAY or beach. 216 E. IASTSIDI door-~'".,..11111• ... ~ _,. ... REALTORS 117..-U ba, upcr9ded CJIU, bltOI. Balboa Blvd, 49tMMl60, l BR apt upJt.a.ln w / vt ™" • ....,. ... S,.SWta...tyMI 215Del llar GMl.21 Yr I y l 1 e S 5 2 5. Pluah 3bt. 3ba wJboat 12121 Flower Street, 881-= entry It~ t ~·•:Id $4.50yr .6'MU7
See eaps • aUOMta a ..... ....... 1206 ( 7 t 4 ) 6 4 S. 12 1 t o r allp, 1 bit to beach. '100. Garden Grove. Llir8t $rT5 &e&..eo ll I ' WESTCLlfF b bt.dJ family paradl'ae. DUPLEX. tJp toe to the ......... -.... ••••••• CJ18~ --..,M0-411.t ooo bedroom tohbouse. Bal boa P e n -Weit t.-Umo. u or 2 r, pool, *· + booua rm tn El 1*tch, only 195.000. Scott 4 BR. _ __,,t w u· docla The Bhtti. clolc to •hooPln«. Laun· NtwPort. bl• upper 4 e adulta. no pets. 832:5 mo. Mom> 8)' ~ Sea Your Realty. 538--1533 for ...... -... S1a-or7l Sharp 4 BR, litt ba, Cov-d r '¥ r a c I Ht le a . No bdrm. 2 bath. den. v1~ • 1_673-t640 ______ _
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631.3f.82 J~ bus. area. Space 11vall : Rt& SYVICI SCHOOL Joba W..tecl. 7075 go t.o our nearest market ANSWERS ••••••••••••••••••••••• ll'f'rllBl(IS Beauty Salon ID H.B. 1s Ill· or contact the personnel ---------• IJ00.16,000sq ft & warehse •DB.UXE-sp. 32< sq ft. Proj. Mgr
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~~ ':~ Eeve:i~e:~ Au'l apartment manager IMMEDIATELY'• Plea.secall963-0717
they couJd never blame !!:Si!~~ :~~~n TOP PAY!!! Beauty Operator Niguel
their troubles on the 642-i&S6bwtwn9-S. All shifts. day~ swmg & Hair Fashions needs OLDERgeneraUon. graveyard includes good all-around hair
t· · m· , HelpW-.cl 7100 wknds. Long & short s tylis t. 499 2221 or Lob • Collie/ 1x I' emale ••••••••••••••••••••••• term assignments. Holl 496-$i.!8
Coolt-lrM&fast
Exper'd only. Good pay
& benefits, Apply. Jollt<
Roger. 400S. Coast Hwy,
SOlllllt &..,.... 311 2 adj. ol~. pvt ent. approx COIN LAUNDRY QUICK CASH
••••••••••••••••••••••• 8x33'. $350/mo. 1827
since S/6 /.78 , NB lag day & vacation pay ·
AO:ml, any info548·7294 A;~~n~ c~f.r~ Ho~sp1taluation plan BOAT REPA)RMAN Cook· Broiler Exp.
Laguna Beach. .
Westcliff, NB631·0900 1 BR apt for lse, pvt
beach, Coast Hwy, S300
mo.~ FIHRINT!
------..----• We've got spnng rever at
•WESTMINSTER*
$3,450 MO. GROSS
High volume. Great loca·
lion. Parking and ex-
posure super .
lst & 2nd Truat Deed L<lst: Oki Englisb Sheep bookkeeping. Typing. ,vzj Mechan1cs1Elect/Hull Cleancut,energet1c,
loans arranged for aoy .Dog, reward. Ans to Pteasant air coodit&Oned ~ J !J. Repair t R~f1n •l>hing r1umeNB loc. S48-794M reason Credit no pro· Gatsby. CdM area . offiqea,CoetaMesaarea. • Yacht.st.oao .Musthave ---------,,_,,,..7"'11 -.mo "'~"' ...... 1 .. - - -I waterfront boalyanl ex· Cook. Dtnner top walo(cl>, blem. Borrow on the in-'"""o1 • -.N --~ • Raf · ' per. Blac k1e 's Boat Country Club. 499·2271. Lido Marina Village.
While It lasu we're orfer-
l Br. 2ba w /rock frpl. $38S ing free rent on beaut. or-
T_.. lltO ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~,!!~ll~~=y~~r~~~t i:,:~~-~w~~ ACCOUMTIMGCLI 3141C 4mDrin Yard.673-W4 Jpm.upm.extm.
courteous mformauon. Ec..inger, HB. Reward! Pbr acctng dept of a pro· 546-4741 Bookkeeper. full l'harge. Coot&. Expet-'d
2Br, IBa. Huge pnv yd. fice space overlooking
SDI. 838-Slm. ~ Bay. Space from 290
---------• t.o 1Z70 sq. n. met. crpts,
•MISSION
VIEJO •
gressave sac.I... Duties ln· lAcross From Por Frr. manulactunng B d C H 846-S302. elude disbursement of Orange Co. Airport 1 ~!"'.""""el 0 n v · os P r.\r.,·~ business ID CM. 549-3942. .,.,, ..._ /).14 ax CO. LOST; BIBLE in leather expenses & typing. Some f.qual Op= Employer
Wut • ..._.. 3191 •••••••••••••••••••••••
$3,0C)O MO. GROSS
Major market center.
Clean, attractive store .
Hlgh net income
•LAHAIRA•
At-"' Ls•A•E I.OOHS zipper case. Name: Hol· A/P ex~r pref'd. Xlnl • IOOKKEEPER
Licensed Home Loan ly Visel in bible. CM benefits & adv 0 PPor. 1-bll charge, full or part
Broker s serving So. area. REWARD. Bef Contact Jan Hess . ATI'BfTIOM tl.-.e !or urbolstery. de· Exper"d. apply in person
Calif. for 17 yrg. Call <>Ur 8:30 AM call 673-0134 833-8383 I I otl OYER corauog co. 642 8400 1be Whitc..UDuse. 340 So n e a r e s t 0 f r 1 c e State Mutual Savings -CSt Hwy, Laguna Bch. 714-837·3744 ~ Lost: Gokien Rtve/lrish 4001 MacArthur Blvd Bookkeeper. fuJI charge, 3 494-8088
COOK drps, A /C , S day
Jarutonal senr. & all ulil
pd. Take advantage or our spring fever ... & fr~
rent offer. We'll pro-
bably come to our. senses
by summer. Call or st.op
---------• by any weekday bwtn $2,200 MO. GIOSS
Clean store. Excellent
laundry area. Laun·
derland location.
Setter mix. Brown col· Newport Beach If you are new to Costa yrs exp. Lite typing.1---------
lar. Area of Bnstol/Nwpt F.qual Oppor Employer Mesa, temporanly dis· Benefits. Located m San Cook. Italian food. Exper
Bl. 644-2513 continuing your educ a-Clem. 498-0515 Small restaurant. '39 W · 8:30&5:30.
Lido Marina Village
3475 Via Oporto
Cal Nwpt Beach Blvd>
(714 )675-3662
WHEN YOU
NEED CASH,
---------•--------1 lion, recently discharged 19th St, CM. " R e w a r d G o I d e n AccounUn« from the service. or !Or Cafet.e~a ---------
ntE EXCITING
PALM MESA Af'TS,
MINUTES TO NPT
BCH.
Retriever. Male Sun THE any reason seeking tem· Cashier. P/T ,& F /T , COOK
5/14. Npt Hts area. Call MAlllOTTHOTB. poraryor careeremploy· compan~ benefits Call
250-500 sq. ft. deluxe of.
fit-e . W 19th St. C.M.
from $150. mo. Tom.
MPE Inc. CONTACT 6<\5-:l}SS: JS SEEKING ment, consider this uru· ror app t, 557·4700. ext
MIGHT AUDIT CLK que oppor. The women & _2448 __ . ------
Live m, home cooking.
Mature woman. Small
guest home in Costa
Mesa 646-.3489 Bach, 1&2BR
from $22(). & up
Adults. No Pets
l!i61 Mesa Dr.
(5 8lk.s East oC Newport
Blvd.)
546-9811()
U~ION Lost: Slver/wht Poodle.
Coin Laundries Since HOME LOAMS red bell .rollar. wht bow,
1963 Uruon Home Loans ar· _S_ml_F_._. 64S-atl65 _____ _
FUUSEaYICE 17141547-5934 range loans for home or Lo5t; Sml white Poodle.
property owners of Sl .ooo nds med attnt. Cst Hwy &
DaUXE OFACES TIA va. ~CiENCY t.o Sl00.000 or more. And Crystal Lantern area
540-2200
Personal telephone/ re· FRANCHISE through Union Home 496-2829,661·0029
Exper. ID accounting & men we are looking for
calculator skills pref'd. may be tired or typing.
EnJOY excellent com. f o I d i n g P a p e r s •
pany benefits. Apply warehouse jobs & work·
9am-noon. Mon -Fri. ing for a limiled income. Personnel Work w /young people.
CASHIER
Telephone. Wknds Ap
prox l6hrs per wk. 13 per
br. 642·1753 ext 11 or app·
Jy. 1be Earl's Plumbrng.
15 33 W . Linc o ln
Anaheim.
COOK, r /HwR
Apply In person 3·5pm
Mon 01ru Fri. Cot'o's By
The Airport. 464 7
MacArthur Blvd, N.B.
_ cept1on1st, secretary, The new way to own 8 Lo an s you get ---------1 bdrm apt furn/unlum conference room. colfee Homeowner Terms. Lost: a apricot Toy
$150/mo No deposit req. & hospitality services. travel agency. Travel which are generally Poodles. Male & re m.
petsoll 973-Ul63aft5 PM Excellent localioo, near Network. Start your own. much betterthau finance Eastbluff Vic. SI 15. freeways. Exp. not r equired. companytenns. 759-!938
900 Newport Center Or
Newport Beach
F.quat Opp EmplyT m/f
Rapid adv. possible. If
you are 18 or over &
would be avail to start -J.---H-ILD-C-... -.E--COOKS, breakfast lunch
work 1mmed. call betwn -& dinner. Ma Barker·s.
9:30am & 2pm gtrl needed dunng 212 E. l7tb St, CM
Row 4000 IAKER CENTa Complete s upport & long CltooM n. Tl't"IM 645-6514 Summer. HV homes . l-'1t1me. Car & refs
••••••••••••••••••••••• tefni service provided Found: Puppy, 2·3 mo's ACCOUM'nMG 644-7~ aft 6: 30
Room w / lutchenett.e
SSOweek&up.
548-9755
___ 1_11_4_>979-__ 2_16_1 ___ 1 Call Mr . C harle s tWfityow oki. Blk face. May 11, Cl.Bl AUTOMOTIYE
AJRPORTOFFICF.s n 4-838·9'.M2 ~. Sdect vie: Wilson St., C.M A fuU tune pos1llon is IOOllEEPEllS Clerical/C ... x
COOKS
Day or night. Inquire
betwn 8am-10:30am &
2-4pm, Reubens , 1555
Adams Ave. Costa Mesa 1 & . 2 room swtes. ~II Coflee shop, localed 1n 645-59&6 available . for an in-Accounts receivable. ac Poetmg clerk lo main·
Ambassador lnn m Costa serv1 ces. No lease req d prol"l bldg, 5 day opena RJLL y AMORTIZED FOUND; Blk & tan dog, d1v1dual who hkes lo counts payable. Relief tam perpetual inventory COOKS From $1~. mo. 2082 8. E u·on ~ ..,,.3 8 d 1 p•nny ,..._.ORTrwEft 0 k th f"g d PBX hi p records. Must have le0 1 ~Harbor. Cen· Bnstol, Suite 200. N 8 _ • • ·"41" • uy 1rec -"""" .. ._.. W /side CM. Dobie? w r w1 1 ures an , cas er. erma· .. tra1Jy located, 23S rooms. (7lOS57· 7010 from ownr. 586-9419 IMTBtES1 ONLY 642-70721962· 1360. bas a high level or skill, nent position, good work· ble handwntmg and ~m Immediate opening for
MANY with k!tchen, , Family Restaurant for accuracy and speed. Of. lng conditions. ~~: ~~t~ ,:::~~:11 ~:. exper'd 10 breakfast &
phone & TV .. Swimmtng Ofrlcc s uite. M. V. at saJe. Costa Mesa. Mint NpayMtM ~in OC· Fp~UPNPY~: c~~~· echo~:~~ nee experience ls essen· day. Xlnlfnnf!e bene£1ts lunch . # 16 Fas hion
pool. jacu.zz1, and rec. Avery Pkwy, deluxe, 750 cond. Modem new "hoP· --~--Ith tat ti al for this position. A I A I i. Island, N.B . D 1 & kl ft 55<' r p uf " c_._e • • e Adams & Magnolia. HB. Wor k in pleasant e n· PP Y vnet ectron1C1:> 1---------room. ~ f wee Y ~· · · sq t. r er ping center locat1on. law. 963-5430 vironment witb good 350 Mc Cormick, CM •COOKS WAHTID =s g rom$54a gmtB3l·7444 Beaut.interior.Seats50, rrroraoyrea.sonwecan· Found·. l ri·sh Seller. companybeneritsinclud· Hunt.Bch. 842·4435 7s.H061 XLMTPAY
64.5-4840 Lrg furn 1 Rm exec ofc plenty of parking, other not arrange a loan for if!g 2 weeks vacation ---------Good SWfh A.,aif,
---------• w/view. Gr ound fir, interest. Aslting.$100.000. you there will be no cost female. Vic: Talbert & after one year. company *AUTO LOTMEM 1---------S r..... 420 NwptCtr. $52.Smo. Lease Some terms t.o qualified orobligatioo Bushard, Ftn Vallt'y. paid group insurance. F\lll-0r part-time. Easy, Oencal Apply in person
••••••••••••••••••••••• bOt req'd. 759·LS31. buyer . .Main St., call Mr. 6G-3326 aftS pm. credit union, etc. Apply pleasant work auisting The Village Inn, 127
--------•-----''---------• Casey,833-00l LOST! Sm.female Golden at: the Mgr. Good pay and *JI. CLERI Manne Ave, Balboalsle
GLAMOROUS Office space for rent. in LAUNDRY UNION Retriever. silver choker. ORANGE COAST beoef"rt.s. Opportunity for Ca•ar & Re«Jhhr
2 Bdrm, 2 Ba in Promoo· Corona del Mar Call very loveable: PLEASE D ... 'LY PILOT advancement. See Mr •SR. Cl.nHf ........... Wcmhd
tory Point witb forever~ INTERESTED IN HOME HELP!640-8358 ""' Belanger. HOWARD UHl ~......,
VI EW. Decorator CORONA DB.MAil SB.UNG YOUR Penonah 5350 ~:~~I Oaevroiet. Dove & QuaJI •CLERICAL ASST. ~n;~~~. ~~~Ym~a~
furnished. Pool. jacuw. OFACE COIN LAUMDRY7 ~ I '0\/\NS ....................... Between the bours or _Sta_._.N_ewJJOrt_..; __ Be_a_c_h __ Varied Jobs w1tb & y~l beablet.owork
sauna,tenrus.$350/wk. Two NEW prestigious or· Pnces £0!' coin operated l!iJI ~ ¥""\ U.6.4r$•'-E 8AM·5PM. Call for ap· Babysitter. bsekpr , wrthout exper. in good betwli"loa 9pm in-
fice suites w /CdM charm laundries are currenUY ~ ,..., pointment please motbertesa borne. pref. ofc surroundings. ea II lo-d u d · wk n d s · Ca I I
ON111EBEACH & shared patio, So or atanalltimehigb level. Nalion'sLargestHome RGUIEMODB.S 642-4121 bt.277 live-in.2KJds.581-0236 day!!! _67s._JI_4.S_. -----
4 B d rm home with Coaal Hwy. 560 sq n in &ncewearetbeleading Loan Brokerage Firm ESCORTS Equal HONES
privacy.$1000/wk each suite. $440 per mo. brokerspec:ializingmtbe BToro 770.3031 Opportunity Employer BABYSITTER-mature, COUMTa1faP
WATERFRONTHOM Must see to believe saleofcoin laundnes,we tt.tld 141-2225 OUTCAU.Qitl.Y retiable,wantedfor sum· ~Q~ office • P/tune & F/tJme. days.
Call631-1400 87S-23ll will give your indiv1dua1 1~~~~~~~~~l--~6~3~1:_:·31~1~1~..,.:._-mer, my home. 963-1.586, l d Apply, Orange Julius. --------1111 store listing specull aH-I•--------98:J.1Sl aft6PM. 0 ove r oa belwn 10·12, 711 E . ---------iCdM dlx swtes, util pd. tentioo and "maximum S Acctng Bkk]Jng •---------Balboa Bl. Balboa
Balboa Island on bay, A/C, ample plcng, from exposure. lf you are m· 95% * ANDY'S* TEMPORARY Babysilter for working 557-0061
new. beaut. bay view, $165. Nolsereq. 675-WOO tere:sled in selling your O Outcall Masaage Register Today to work moUler Mon-Fri. 2 girls 3723 Birch St. NB ter help, Prr, exper,
br,2ba,frplc.67S-7953 -t---•--t...11 .. 450 coin laundry or in 973--0329 . ages 8 & 4. Close to f.qual()pporEmployer Apply rn person: Gary·~ ---.. evaluating its current boo vkank ous accounting & Harbor View Sehl. Your Deb". 3309 E. Cst. Hwy. Yacatiama...tah 425 ....................... 2..dTrwstDeeds •SHERI LEE• oo eepin g assign-CdM home. 586-Ul89 aft ---------1 CdM.
•••••••••••••••••••••• 4 oa •rvi OfC6<1t market value. why don't Certified Masseuse menu. Work close to 6pm
P l S V _,. ~ yougiveusacall"' Arranged your home. Figure ~-··-------o · al COUMTElt HB.P a m prings . acat~on Conf. rm., seal 2S, all MPE 1...ac (o( appraised value> House Calls. By appt . Cl k S Ba enc Coodo on Mwion Hills paneled, sm. wbse in re-" • $5 000 $50 0002nd TD 838-6838 er s to r. Accoun· bysitter, Hi, I'm Amy, WORJC YOUR Full or part lime, day or
Country Club. 968-5430 • ar. I or 2 yr. lease. Lake Coin laundries since 1963 • ~we~Costs l~nta needed thruoul I'm 21 mo's old, I'm cute WAY THRU evenin g . App I Y • n
Fores t area . Kent 1714) 547 5934 Faster Service FOXY 1 .&.DY OrangeCo. & 8 good girl. I've lost SUMMER person. On Lake Arrowhead, Harkins. , ______ • __ _. NoPrepayment I.A RobertHalf's my daddy, my momma TACOlf:LL
BR. 3 ba condo. Ne 714_581.9393 S ..a. 11o.1 C' ea...t~E 542_8834 ~ Ut111D91 Accountemps has t o wo r k. my Wi...,_ lelly 818 Pac. Coast Hwy, HH. beach/dock, Wk /season1 ________ ~ ~""' M/C 731·15'1 SOOS. Malo,Ste501 grandma needs a lady to IUI
Owner,21.3/S..1-6196 E/SlDE C.M. Shops, TRIMGYM Broker No.Tower,UnlooBank helptaltecareolme.Can We have inleresting,
So. Lake Tahoe condo ~e's, bobby, wholesal-Ladies exerci se. PREGNANT? Caring, In1beCityof0range )'O'I help me? Mon thru temporary assignments ~ 6. Dock~I. mg. gen use . Pr. $85. massage & nutrition confidential counseling& 714f83S..4103 Fri. 9-4. Call after 4; wailing for you. All
Y ... ""w .aH ~ 548-7249 center. All equipment in· 1st. 2nd & 3rd T.D.'s. referral. Abortion, adop-559-~lrvine cleric al & indurtrlal
...,., .,........,.,. tuded. G l ......... u-I Creditnoproblem. tioo &keeping slullsneeded. Work when
Hawaii . new bug
waterfront house. 81
Island. $175 wk, bookt
now. 968-QlS, ~ 7759
750 Sq n. C·2 oo Newport
Blvd. L e ase. Call
~12
c rea ,..,_u a 75~5903 APCARE · Clf.-.... AmtmM>o.as Couple Wanted Banking Will train ..-... , ~ II b you wanL Paid vacs. You · Arranged by to manage a sma usi-SA. T WORk don't pay, we pay you. •---'------
BER11lA HENRY Coast Home Loans UMDA. & YICIU ness p/time. Wlll not in-Experienced teUeroeJy. c.au or come m today ter help for rast food m0er=To~.4121 Oltc4llM••-Jobtert.ereM·'!' beyou.!:JJ~g tot IEL[~ take-out. Hrs io.s:30, s OOYOUNEEDCASR? ~ ...,... -· .. uuu Earn Orr pay for part dys/wk. 2 or 3 persons
Approx. 750sq. ft. w/fncd1i--------•I lst.2nd&Jrd .---tM'-oflt! ~.Mr.Hall.642·l634. time employment. Call needed. Apply m person
outside yd. 7.oned C-2. Home owner loans Serving all Orange Co. M for a...,. with personnel s e Av, c es 1020 W. Ocean Front, N 8 .... toSll.. 4l0 •••••••••••••••••••••• *ONE PEISON* --'f 835-7313 Apl anager , matur e ~ •IE SELECTIVE• Wtr & pa pd. s;!50. mo. arrang.,.. ast. ---------• couple. New 100 unit dept. 9AM-4PM. M-F. Newport Bch 833·1441 or call 675-13'2, dys &
G"''" a -•·able DoyleSCIHl68 Borrow $1000,. $100,000 DANCE OF FUN adult tn le CM A t 1401 Dove, Suite 340 ss.2-9092, eves .
..... 1"'" BIJSIN~ flexible terms. past co P x, · · P rT'f"l~SBANK roommat~. llllillltrtella..tal 4500 W'1 Beaut. nude girls dance + sal. No children or "11 ~.. LagWlaNiguel 831-0s.2 D"'T"' ---y
645-7464 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Part. flll tine credit DO problem. Call & rap session. Pvt mi.r-pets. Call wkdaya 9·4, OFCOSTAMESA 27'957CabotRoad "" ,,_..,..,R •SHAREAHOllE• usno~tioo. rored rooms. lOAM to 6C2-t907 2970HarborBlvd GardenGrove 6311-0500 Accas l~Cleril ---------1 IUtLDTOSUIT STE G FJN.SVCS JAM Moo-Sat, 12PM to•---------• eo.t.&Meaa{714>9'79-4200 13167BrookhurstSt F'ullT1me positlOllopenas
Roommate-share lg ho 5,000-20,000 Sq. fl. U you are looking for a 714~1610 (bkr> SPM Sun .,...., N E lid ARCHITECTURAL Equa l Oppo r tunity 1---------1 video display term1na1
10 woodsy atmo8pbere, PlacenliaAve.C.M. businessofyourowntbat QWOC2nds, Makeor bl.l)' Anab.53S.SXJ · uc • DRAFTSMAN EmployerM/F operator for a Basic/-
quiet female preferred, WESLEYTAYWRCO. can offer you financial Sl 0·$40.000. No pre -FREESESSION W/AD From Jr. to In . Four mini·compuler. S22Smo. uW pd494·7l09 REALTORS 644--t!llO independence, DON'T termedlate. Top pay, ..,_IMG-5 & L Clerical Some experien~ ls de·
PASS nus AD UP. We paymt. penally. 673•731l. PALM. CARD benefits " working COO• Teller for Dan a Pt s1rable. but will train in-
Share condo St 75 mo, ._.. W.tecl 4600 offer: Agt. dltions. Satisfied where brancb. Call Fullerton YOU ARE div id u a I with de .
male Or female. Good ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...._........_ Bl!.A!ftl ... n.5 ., ,.. I Call S v 'n g •-L ed ' •nu---_. ~ ~ you are ... orget t. a 1 s .. o a n , monstrat typmg ac·
ref's. Pool & clubbs Wanted: house to lease. •Mo-..,Pft ..._, W.tecl 5030 Special~ price with this Orange County's fastest 714/871·4244 for appt. SPECIALI curacy and speed. Work facil. work; 642·6857, Min. 3 br. H o 2 YrR. Must •Mo.,.... ....................... ad. Has Psychic powc.rof srowlng design firm. E.O.E. • In pleasant environment
bome,754-6389Amber have opt to buy. Bob Or a n g e County wiadom. What you Hear Contact Len Nobel aft with good company
640-0776. •Mo e xperhnce Publiahilll Co. needs in· will amar.e you! She will ~~~-~1_2._•,Ut1ed Moltz BANKINTEIG IER benefits includin g 2 Shatt 3 br 00 Bal. Penin,i---------~ vestor for 2 new Oranie tell your Past. Preaeot." .,,_ -----0.-c•st ... rt •re weets vacation after one $125/mo.:~ 1!:.tt~~P~ ";~! •Stitadycallt'--County Publications . F\alw"e ac lldrile you on ..,....~~ Fcrou.r.Coata Mesa ore. toot c-Ill to we year , company p aid ---------1 Cll' beach area to ait d ur· .C'' 'fed.,.,... Terms neg, bi&h return. Love, Marriage & Bual· Expel' pn!f'd. Call Mr. am -.tdt yow .... group insurance, credit
ellOMESHARING mi remodeling ol tbelr ,......... 'Ibis is an unsecured in· neu. Avail for private NaUooal farm need or l>Dnntlly,at 5*2300. • to ........ y._ union.etc. Apply at
SERVICE Westcllff rune. Approx • -• Yatmenl. (71C) 892-4277 O'OUPI· u pertenced person to Ctllfus•h•r-' -a..-.c-.,..._ lloca-ORANAECOAST
No Fee 'TU Placed 711 thru lO/U Refs. Call •C 1 ..,. mtqf-.ce ask for Mr . Bent 221 W. Whittier Blvd. peate-up ads for offset Se•llwja ~Mo _::1r• D ... 'LY PILOl'r ---~-----1 JohnorPollyG42·93B2 LOW INVESTMENT---------La Habra 2.13/97.a272 PC'Oductioo. Typtnaatills 2700HartJorB\vd. -.--""'
SECURED MDl"lx•a. Trwd a mual, darkroom H · o.talilesa,Ca9262l8 330W. BaySt .. CM MNd A Roa ch? June IS.sept . 1 o, . ~ 50"'5 Dhcnet Olli=--pertence belpfl&l. Good c--··• ,.__ ..._..i.. nrtSfS between tbe boura or
To Profesuonally Find 2+ bdrma, Nwpt Bcb We rtt1i1.e we are &1~8 -=."•••••••••••~• •551-3271• Munt foe rilbt pe~ __ ..,.._ .,.._..,yer SICUTAlllS l :OOAll·S:OOPM
11fATRJGlrrPERSON area. up to 1700 mo. r::.i~u-~ fa~J! LOWEST t1•t81f/M•••i Call75M375 forapp't, --------FUc:uaS Appoin=pleue ~E-0'.JAru ~ ~ie!:.0 unfurn. above' pot!t:O~:ld In-ASSBC• Banktq ~ 64M1Zl.at277 ~ ~ ~ ~ le'eSt fCll' YoU. then get IM11 ... lahs o.tal = for Ulbdna OX\Ure co. I~ TB 1 MS F.qual Opportunrty °'~~ Wanted: 2 or 3 Bdrms allt.befacta. lltT.D .... ~ lntne.54f.301. Our ewport Beach ofc PAClllC Employer
8ZMJMSlnce111J wi1b garage. Take year C.Mr. C1m a ~T.D.• -~ •64Z.5 54• hu opentnp tor exper'U
--------1 lle.Localrds.SU-3580 .. • •11..r. --. llllfo/.&.--a -------•I bank tellen . We ofter ~ PE1S01a•1L Fem •le roommate 71 -1'-14-· Foirest TertNaiocelM9 ..,...... pleaaaat environment, o.e. MT o,.-
Tbe Jolly Ropr loc. U. takSu appUcaUou for a &eaicrGta entry opentor Minimum ol 1 yr uper.
°"the JBM rm or 37'2 ls
requlred.. PenMneot M l
time dly abilt. h1 •Ul
needed ... for bouae tn ... •ft-Tnt/ s.etllrMf9.C.. TOUCH Of CLASS BSBm.DS aood beneflU " l ood 640-1970
Olrona del llar. lat ""•s• LeMe amall beach hotel, 64~2 171 141-061 I SOPHISTICATED 50TraiDeeAwmblerl aalariH . Appllunta 610NewportCtrDr
JAIL ·-.. -••••-••••••••• little money maker. u .&. 1 ~ A WD Needed lmmedlat.elY abolald coa&act SWle m. Ntwport Jkh , Oflcl..... 4400 ... 111 SlQ.000.131-7058 RetlNdcouplebalmoney *f'UllU.Si "r.-Lanl•SbortTenn MMY J.llDIR Equ.al()ppcwblployer
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KATIILl!:EN B"J Appliance Serv Carpet Man will lay yourw Ueneral Bwldang contrac •VERY lA>W PRIC~• Want a R t-:ALL Y CLEAJll MOVING 7 P.iuJ F' Gannon CERAMIC TILE Special·
lo'l.ANAGAN TRJPCHARGt:JlO or mine Repairs & tor aeeJul addiUona~ ~ OnGardeo!ng Maint llOUSE? Call Cinah::am . • 'd Wallpapenna Crarts man ty. Entries floors. 2S yrs ACCOUNTING 11 am Mam. S.A cle~ too' Ouar work aldenllal projects-,oint George 549-2015 Girl 1-'ree est 645-5123 Let Vt=naatlle s exl)f'r 213/434 »a e xp Sm I r e p a 1 r s .
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coet acct'&: cub flow Ori •SaveMpooeky." 1 cptslOmlnbleach Clu n Splro.548-8250.Lic'd CLE"""'PS ThoseCuys 974-0810 ••••• ~ ••• '.· •• • ••••• IMJ.•••••• eraphks 9&4 2114 Doug . al\5 pro1e<.'Uonl. purchasing veways• ar mg ot lJy d1n rm. baJI SIS Avg nnv
& Inventory control : •Repam1 •Sealcoallng rm $7.50. couch SJO. chr DeconlHMJ GARDENCNG -Entire lmma culau~ Cleanin& Co. PETERS PAIN1'1NG Pleshrjaepolr Wiftdow C~
libraries ~ataloged ; •Lie . NB, C M Sclt S $5. Guar elim pet odor.••••••••••••••••••••••• J:ta.rbor are a . Ex · t'or those who deserve Expr'd. Rea s Jt ates. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
".aluables documenta Aaphalt~l . Cpl repair. 15 yra ex pr. Slip Co vers. Draperies. penenced. reasonable the best. 759-0377 Free Eat. (;a ll Gene Neat patches & texturea W1ndow1 cleaned. re
1100. Call neatness ex-M-•tt~ Do work myself Refs bed spreads. upholstery Bob644-4637 D~ • ,1 1 552-0458 RHEST 193-109 a1onable, businesaes. perts.714/00-4212 F-. S3l-OlOl cushlo1u1 & pillows . ·~emanes ~ousee ean-• hometl&apts.847·4461 , ••••••••••••••••••••••• . Cuatomrabrics,freeest GARDENINO sn~.Refs.reason.OwnA ll .PROJo'l':SSIONAI.,~ .
All phases of ~kkeep· School age children my CetnHt/COllCref. Jerry's Int. Decorators SERVICE trans. 642 1403, 645-3439 Painting Inter /Exler ••••••••••••••••••••••• Your maid doesn t do win •mg. ror~mall b~~nesses. home. Beach It Garfield ••••••••••••••••••••••• welcome, 962-4185 548-8375 Th M Cl 1 Reas. work guar642-0386 HOM"'"AVERS Pl mb dow11 ? We do. Call us My home WllJ pickup & area -.. """""'/840-4840 e oppels ean ng . . r..;J • u · 6.11-02t7or645·2032 deliver Reliable & re-· ......,...,™ Foundations. retalnin1ot BectrlCGll Ger .. am ~ Service. top qua! work. Pausung. Extrllntr. Ex-tng & Heatm&. Ftee eel.•---------
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• Ir OMV Problems? All phases con~cele •-apts. Consc1ent1o us ...._....,...... 979-8065or&47·0383 • DAILY PILOT ,. I.Jc 327136 645-6974 Craltsma n Call '""·0002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• F\ne Ext.er. Paintmg by SERVICE DI RECTORY .__. ic Let our DMV expe~ts blkwrk. Cstm brkwork '"" D~
-..-H help you. Call AIM En-LiA'd /Bonded. '""·"°""" • ""'ECTRICIAN p . ed LANDSCAPING R. Sinor. St. !Jc .. ins. Try -•-. Is all about! ••••••••••••••••••••••• ... ~ "°'" LOJ • n c Reasonable pnces me. 83S-S.SSS24 hrs. ••••••••••••••••••••••• terpn11es for free con-n&ht-rree estimate on Art's Handyme n does 968-8783 RE-ROOF FOR LESS BILL sultaUon.525·6728 Pa t ios. dri v e -wa ys, largeor s mallJObs. all. Can 't beat OUR P .. YCMWCattle Installed ractory direct . PROBLEMS? c;t;l,-1t Mc*lftcJ sidew~C::~ess Licensed 673-0359 pnces. Plumbmg. elect r. Lawncare. re&ular accts. Specializing in res1den· estab 35 yrs Call Harold
••••••••••••••••••••••• &tale SaMs carpentry . pain ling. & Homes. busineas. a pls t1al homes. ant & ext Gwm 549 2961 ccie aalpll G.-...r. Catxnet making & carpen· cMftl c... ••••••••••••••••••••••• d!YwaU. ~19 &i7-446l Please c heck our re REPAlR & REROOf' All L.-oal Clltfc try. Small JObs welcome. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Estate cit household sales. Custom Landscape rerences. Lac 11 320881 1 Y P e 5 s h 1 n & 1 es
719-1611 Eves.673-5125.Al vm. C":aldcare 10 my home exp. 'flanLiq. etc. Free Gf'acllMJ Services Ken Guar . ans rd. rree est rockshakes compo tar
J\ VOID BANKRUPTCY Vrc. 19th/Pomona. Ages consult n . 540-2679 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 646-3770 Ted 636-7085 Free est 541.5930 C',onsobdat.e and reduce '"=-••• 3-8. ~wk. 645-8434 e ts th ru u s -r--ferr'rm Haul. skiploader d ump ~ Prof painung & prep. Ext. ~ va y m n · · ••••••••••••••••••••••• eo..tractor -_.. ....... grading, tree wrk, .._...' •-'-t Lo te R f _,...,... Court Plan without bor· •••••••••••••• ••••••••• u.. ••••••••••••••• •••••••• ...... , · w ra s. e s. ••••••••• •• ••• •• ••• •• ••
r 0 W I n g S T 0 P Carpen. ter. Free est. Any ••••••••••••••••••••••• WESTERN FENCE CO. demolitions etc. 831-1257 · s I S364780 536--4383 Call II Bnckwork. mal JObs. • Sk ylights brig hte n up f'orclosures. gar nish-size JObs A an or R.J . Huffman~~"· Wood&Chaanllnk Hca6MJ Newport. Costa Mesa & YOUNG MAN. 5 yrs expr room s O ver 250 in
ments. s uits. & re-Tooy,646-8649 Remodel&addiuons. Uct245·1.51 536-1837 ••••••••••••••••••••••• lrvme 675-3175eves. in wallcovering. Free stalled. Calif. Skylights
possessions Jim's Boat carpenter & 645-4644 or S48·4Ml. Fonnlca OCC Student. 1 Ton truck. ests. 64S-8S76 Andy. Dana Pnt. 66\·0151
leJ11-.ecyffHMded fiberglass repairs. etc. LkensedcltBonded. .. ..................... Trash, tree trim, Ron Your friend s and
"'" Lo rates, refs. 646-4778 (I you're not reading the 642-5703, 979-6489 neighbors use Classified infflGI cOMllltalion little ads in Classified, Formica Counter Tops In-wh e n t h e-y h a v e
30 Ind. carpenter, comm'I, you're missing a lot of stalled to your specifica-CHEAPEST hauling in something to sell. They'll
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estimate. GeneS81·1335.
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64~5'71 ,..... res. No Job too small. newsy Information a s tions. Latest colors & de-town. Fr. ests. CHEAP! tell you how well 1l *Jal • .,.,....u John. 531-8082 or 646-5031 well as some great buys. slens. Free est. 675-31 L8 642-2995 or 645-1390 worked for them! Want Ad Results 642·5678 -6il2-5678. 1========-
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DELIVERY MEH e.ctroftic tec .. ldans General office sharp de · Hardware Sale5. Apply in lndustnal Man for general main . . ed • . h p e r s 0 n c r 0 w n ILUEJEAH JOIS I IL-c1..1-L-c-tenance of a mobile ror ei.rly AM newspapu AM6og Ir cltff .. ••· tail onent lypLSl wit H rd 3107 E C t ..... "'~ _..,.. home park Call for de·
1n Costa Mesa. Must perfeftCt. A,,1y lft good skiJls forwholes~le Ha ci~ · oas W-n&Men ... al cou!dn 'thurtto call t a ils . 8 :.30 -l :OO PM have dependable car & .. Per"IOIMI tour co. Travel & in wy. .,..,_ Chuck Nuh about a re-4!&-3000 s-7PM 4994332 bl-reliable. 13:i0/S400 per ,...._d w 1c surance benefits Salary HllPER 'T..-...S warding career In real Mon-Fr; mo+ bonus 646-S84-4 A "'I ft It r •tor. $550 . m o. Ca I I J oy . estate. Free trainmg 1!1----·------
97901922 . Nuca.o..ic ~9944. Need person t o learn ASSEMILERS you youqua1Jfy540-5101 Manuracture r & As Del.I very Person ne«jed
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Data Sphtn. 1121 General office. 3 girl ofc s hipping cit rec. Also. PACICAGBS semble r of. mobll_e M G 1 I . · s ome maintenance & hospital equip. req s c aw • r • "•. l)'Plllg. f1bng. recepuon cleanup. Pnnting plant. GEM. LAlottBS Uq.or Ca.rte skilled finisher in metal
92714.E.O.E.MJF/H , work . Plea se p hone SJtostart.540-8027 SOLDERBS Coronadel Mar &woodtorunlhatopera-
761HJS4 IMSPICTOltS Pa rt lime. afternoon -tion. Pay commensurate &crow Secntsy GEHHAL OfflCE Hostess. attractive, resp, Day-Week-Month or nights. $2.75/slart. Over wtexper. Call for appt. lmmed. operung for ex-da y & nig ht s hift s 21 9797765 pe r · d escro w secy . TO S5!iO Beautiful bay rest Apply longer. it's your dectsion 673 7530 --·--------
Salary open. Call J . An· Varied duues including m person. Mon-Thurs , 1st & 2nd shifts avail MariM Mechanic ~ntal Hygienist. Laguna dre 1 . S · fillng. runrung errandl>, 3-Spm Cano's, 22i1l w. P aid vacations. You . Niguel Ofc 11-11 days per ws at rvute avmgs xeroxing, typing elc c t H NB don'lpay, we pay you! LIVE· IN/Mature, depen Exper d 642·8139
7S2-2600 E 0 E 5 · wy, · CALLOR d bl d d f week. 4~ • · · · Must have car & mu11t a e nee e or Ma r 1 n e Hardw a r e
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t ernoons Sat & Sun
monung,s. Must have de
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non-smoker . f''ountasn Call for appl. 494-5168 info. 640-5000 Irene. We are seeking a people
Valley979-1400 EqualOppor l!:mployer oriented person to·work s eRv1ce& LOAM SERVICE Marine Carpente r .
---------•Exc elle nt job, e x -_....;__-'------1 in one or our hotel l401DoveSlreet JR.COUHSB.l.OR marine painter & Detlfal/Recept. perienc4;d only rood, General ofc work. 20 hr restaurants dunng the Ste340 Newport Bch lmmed opening ror in· fiberglass. ~xper only.
Appointment and in· c o c ktail . ho s t_ess . week. Mon-Thur... type dayshift. 833-1441 div. to process pay-Topwages,xJntbenefits.
s urance ex pr x. Ray References required. ~wpm, transcnbe fro~ Apply9am-noon Mon-Ft1 ments. type delinquency Apply in person, Basin
license. Seal "Be a ch The Sportsman, Lake Ar· dictaphone. ans. phones. Personnel Dept letters & e s ist the unit Manne, lnc. ~
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wknds. Call 640-1110
bet wn 8-4: 30
Persennel Clk
~citing oppor in th1s top
corp ofc w /xlnt bens for
pleasant porsonaUty &
accurate typing. You'll
relieve at front desk &
take care of personnel re
cords m one or the most
fWl spots In town. Sal to
S700 & xlnt fnnge ben&
Call 540-6.0$$,
NEVER A CHARGE TO
YOU. Coastal Personnel
Agency. 2790 Harbor. CM
PRINTING
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collator operator. Should
know snapout & con-
tinuous forms. S.A. area.
Orange Co. 5'().80'Z7.
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--------1337-9036 cal1Mon-Thurs9-5PM OOONewportC.enterDr Learn all phases of in· g ood typi ng . Xlnl MA'!URE WOMAN •DENTAL DEC. S!CT'Y. Newport Beach s pection . Most pass benefits It advancement p /time to ~l co m e
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available on all shifts. 6
months acute hospita l
experie nce required.
ICU-CCU background
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P1:r1odont1s t needs GENERAL EqualOppor Employer physical & back X-Rays. oppor. Contact Jan Hess newcomvs contact p/Urne asst to work front In Corona del Mar. Irvine area . Call for 83:J.8383 merchan~. Flexible hrs.
& back. Exper. pref'd. Divenufied real eslate appt. State Mutual Saving:. Need car. lite typing.
Xray cert req'd . Sal ~~:;.:a~~c;~~::;g w~~~ LABOIERS HOTEL S40-7639. E.0 .E 4001 MacArthUT Blvd 1_547_-3005 __ . ------
SADDLHACIC .=s6,.0::. COMMUNITY HOSP.
24451 Via F.Btrada. Lag Muat llnow snapout &
His 837 ·4500, Ext 37 1. contin uous business
E.O. E forms press. S.A. area of upen H.B.842·6631 s'"A ...... A-d, typing, good UrgenUy Needed!!! PAMTRY WottlCHS Newport Beach Mechanic, exper on small '""u"'" Equal Oppor Employer l · t · OentalAssislant phone voice & s ome Warehouse C()()t( IMSUUNCE eog1oes o main a1n
Wed cit Fri. Exper'd bookkeeping. 1 Girl of· Stock Clerks Costa Mesa A1ency ofrs Lot AH..._I large fleet or mowing
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OFFICE/G•1
Call495-ti677 flee, self-supervision es· Shipping&Receavang MA.RllOTT.HOTEL exeelopportwtity for gas Mu.st be 18. Full & Part· equipment. Briggs cit
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Do you bke people? Do 673-4400 term assignments. Holi· E:iJoy excellent com· 642-6500 LVN. F/tillR trucks. Good working .-day & vacation pay. cond. Permanent. Irvine
P-llme. Work 1n my ProdstloilT .....
home in Newport Bch. Rubber hose products.
SS/hr. Students OK. lrvme area. Must pass
642-1.225 co. physical Including
----------• back xrays. Call ror 0Ff1CE GIRL-Over 18. appl.540-7639. E.O.E. neat appearance, exper
you want to u'"' your Fa"tory work s mall Ho•p1ta11·zat1·on plan pany benefits.Apply: ·-----,----c 3·11 30· Xlnt salary & area Call"""8200 RDA2or3l1mesaweek? " · avail.,. 9J}m-noonPersonnel benefits. Contact Dir. of 1 ___ • __ ...x. __ -__ . __
""'" 7"" ""33. growmg company near 900 N Ce 0 Ins ur a n A e Pers on N ,_ .. p rk L"do C _.__.. __ -_..,,_·-----• So. Coast Plaza. 4-day, 40 ewport. nter r .. w1i..,~. a I onv Mechanics. So. Or. Cty .,.._R-~st hr wit, good bedeClts. ,I I Newport.Beach w/general inlurance ex-Hosp, 466 Flag.ship Rd, ranch, experienced in --r-:WS-7l01. Ask for Dan. :y.. • .. Equal Oppor Employer perience needed. Sta.rt at N.B. M2-8044. welding, gas & diesel
Exper'd only. Benefits. 1603 W. Alton, Santa Ana. kf ... $850/month and up. •---------engil}es. Excellent fringe
not necessary. wall traln. Plmch Press Opr. Must be
Kirk J ewelers, C.M. exper'd. Small shop. 545-9485 Steady work. top pay.
-~·!3· 883-5032, 846-~0 · , • HOUSECLEANfNG, Full Roy Marcom, Jr. Machine Shop-Mech'I As· benefits. Salry open.
Dental Receptlonlal/ AB· FACTORY 3841 C:'T,4 •• or p/Ume. own trans. Insurance Agency sembly. Lead Exper'd 714/493·1571 or send re·
SLStanl. Part lime. Call Fast growing O.C. Mfg.r 54 741 Top salary. 673-1266 ·--l7•1•4•)-497-··3393-•. -•only. Advancement op-sume to: 28672 Ortega
Wed Fr ....., 1,..,.,, has lmmed need for gen I ,H,, ...... 1 ' por. 557-4384 H w y • S a n J u a n or 1• ... ,. """ or factory ,_...,_,.el incl·. <Across From ,,..,.._, ---------·•-'----------Ca'""'•tr .....,.,5 •""' """"ev-'"''"· .. ~ • ...,.... Ins ~ ,._.... ,, Opr. .,.... ano. '"'''" ...........,.,~ ....... .,.,. Shipplng 'rec'g, As· OrangeCo.Airport) Hooaecleanera, Tues-Ftl, urance .._..~ --=--------DISHWASHB sembly (electro mecb>. EqualOpporEmployer 8.3PM. Call Janice's Lge Insurance Agency P/llme, on-call. hrs nex/ MIDICA&. IECEPT
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route, no collecting. CM 34$Filcher ortic e work w /ag . Owntrans.540-~.THE ~o1mpaoy benefits. Exper.req'd.975-0121. MEDICAL ~F~~~: To $625. &NBUYa.~O C~~::a ~\~~.e\~icar~~: SUNSHINEGIRlS w~~:~~~uu'Ll!i~ Maid, Uve-ln. lovely N.B TRANSCIJIEll MlcbeleKuhn S40-$001
Dnvera 6 helpen needed. E.O. E. Ca 11 Bo b Tr a c y , H-.elqw, U•M da 5'&-8161 home w /private room. 5 Work at home. FUil time Soelbng & Snt'lltnJC ol
local boulebold movmg _ _ _ _ _;;::-714-549-0954, 8-5, Mon-For lovely small retire· . days, wknd.a off. EnJ. Top pey. Any locaUon. Newport Beach Agency
1:0 Expenenced only ~47..WV-•7.:w Fri. menl home In Covlna. Janitors, ~t-\}me eves, s peaking prererre · Must have 2 yrs rttenl 040Campua Dnve l-'orappt•~1-7278 F/rh• Bltkpr to$12k . Ute housework no cook-over 21. I oro area. Housekeepina. cooking, hoe ...... , medical~
... "'Mfl GEN'L OFC Vari ety • . 533-4881 need own trans. Non· ....... rt ()pmuip for 3 adlta to Secretary AJA toS860 . Ing. Elderly lady prefd. smkr.64-4--0585 departmenhxpe ence e arn S.ZOO·SOO/montb, --------·1 SecCorp/Leaal S800+ Good typtat. WUI train. (714 ) 557-0734. JAHITC>alA&. 768-3500M·FM Ptr. approx t0hrw 1wk DtUYaS PaVW\11 Bk.kpr lo S900 Start~-5'(MllMO, NB M Id E I d ,._ HOUSEKEEPEll MEN/WOMEN/CPLS a 9 xper eoce · MedicalAutroralle""ist. Call for app't , 3·&Pm. 25 Yrs or older. Know the Ex« Sec Bank to S850 G'""""•m Glrl H---1no Pleasant worklnl coodl • ,. ........ ..._ .......... • 4 Hrl p /time. E11per'd. · back ofrc. Salary Ma ........ roast cities Net 1180 a lrvt.nePenonnelAgency service nd.a women Pff P/time. 5' per hr. Stu-C 11 b t 3 6 30 tiona. Vaaabond Motel. bl Will 1 •--------week or rnott. ·oranae • E.17th COit.a Mesa · ' denta OK. 1.9 Starburst, a e wn · · : pm, 3151 Harbor Blvd, Costa ne•oUa e. tra n. AA'l'ICAL
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Euclid) ~::It ~e!:~~:ef:g~ ~!~,,,\~:ie n::r:r°ucl~ aeeks bou1ekeeper to Back Bay Dr .. Ne. only: All Baba Motel. exper. minor tab " x. ,_Me-Qa08...;... ______ _ ---------1 carnecessary,673-6866 67S.5444. malnta1n3bdr3bahome l(.,.._...Opr 22SO Nwprt81vd,CM. ray. Salary very com· Painter wanted mat be DIJV9 ln Corooa dtl Mar. Muat The Jolly Roger lnc. Is Maids; top wa1es paid. petlllve. 6'4·11181 faat/neat Thrt1e openill11
F'ttime for local de-FINANCE GlaasTinUng • prefer to keep a clean taldnaappUcatiooarora Apply : The Inn a t ... MTPEO LE Start today. Id Pt!Y for INST.AUii househo ld. Teen-age ~dataentryoperater. ~auna, 211 No. Coaat iqG P-"NP depend a bl ., IHHIOn Uvery. Xlnl drivlnl rec Large Resla'l/Comm'I EJtnar, belnfuJ, over 21. cb.lldreo frequently vi.ail . -of 1 La o~ b __,, req'd. Phone for au,t Builders/Developer re· ~. ' Private room. bath & u;·~Mn41Y:r;:b wy.. 1una~ac · ·Buslneuman eeolta,_~_-:i_too ______ _
$.57«ll% Is !Uk for r. gt:tndividu.allohead patto.P'reeroom•board requlred.Permaoentrull Maldwan'*l.f'Alltlmeor p /tlme auoclate In PART·TlMP: a111atan1
Weat. Newport Sta· t.<:ts: :!~etStroo.op co~~°:t +salary. N0-05Z2 ume "-Y ahll't. Pay wUI pt-Ume, SeacUrr Motel. wholHale retail bual· bookkeeper/ 1eneral olr _t.a_nn_.en. __ l.Dc_. ____ 1 mmtsforpro,ectloana& GUARDS ~r, resrc· 9•12 be hued on experience Ul61So.Cout Hwy,Laa neas. FuUy capltaUMd. Typlna. AP, to hy.
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. Ware:bOuse & pa1nl tinting Ml~... 1010 loah, Poww 9040 Motor ....... Stile/ REC g PT I 0 NlS1 · a I e a 6 a r n $2 O 0 SkATUOUO work tuU time Apply in Very lovable. friendly ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• a...t/S........ f l'f
SECRl!;TARY, needed tOOtmonth Prr. oul of §ecretftl'V PRODUC'MON. peno'n betwn 8 6 s Mon BallSelt Ho\md, Cor Hie F SaJ 4 Bob D I ••••••••••••••••••••••"' t o r a m o I c II \I y own hont t' :illl 930S. fl!---·.;;:e' 1'\111 lime employment. thru Fri: 1133 Monrovia or free S mos old. J~ket.s ~or June 2, Y~r. POWB IOAT Rent 8 urn Execuuv~
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tor insurance oHir e . Place 8"-8982 ri I d. ....._ -. ----s perl\On ° earn rs P · .. mencan tandem ax IP 19Mn7 Good lyplst. Pleasant • CS""<ePla o -•• ~ ••vv111rn abippin1 & rec. Also, Tiny toy. blk fe male Mesa Verde Country Club "'trailer, s urge brake 5'Y1·7777
phone voice. G«xl com· •t lee at l r••rt 18.<n Per hrot prescribed some maintenance & poodles. top pedigree, M be h f II wt 7141986-0lZT 12• •aaa 1---------1 • • c r • t • r I• • a . activity, full 4' p/t. Must cleanup. Printin1 plant. AKC. 8'2-8740. em rs 1.p. u eq Y ----------pimy benefits. M4-42t2 SALIS/IMDUSTllAL 7"' be 18 + , Cit 11 ( 7 14 I $3Tost.art S40-8027 membership. Oulstand-1--------
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BOB BELDING
(714) 833-3311
pMiwe, w.e to 11M 846-8l.54or871·2500 ' FOR SALE: Siberian ang investment. Save loah.ltwt/ "73 20' mtr hm. 42M mi pw.._..wffh••• WAREHOUSE Husky. AKC reg. Very 13.000lhru Pvt Pty. Allk· Clwtof' 9050 Xlnt cood. many xtra1>. di I fl Students wanted 14 and Sfocl... R-friendly. Gd. watchdog. i.ng $15,000. 9684507 eves ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pnced lo aell. 642-UGJ ,... •t 1 aw '"'• older lo work after school " www.. Loves kids. 1194-3775 aft 7PM Charter f!O' Plush yacht. dys. 642-8267 evs/~lmds
wort& wlttt ca911mal &SatEarnSlStoSSO.per ShlrJp-~Clertls Reaa Hourly, dally,. . ....... M a bewllfail wkoo.8616 -toY 10411: Mesa Verde Country Club weekly Mexico 67s,.2172 77 Winnebago . Sport:. offlct N t lO~M 7P .Mont.bru.,.... • ~ eqwty membership for • · Den. 24 ', loaded·ba:> • at ew,•r Switchboard Operator, Fri. No heavy !lfting. ••••.••••••••••••••••••• sale: greatly discoonted, loah, 5.i11 9060 e\lerythl.ng. ~7176
C...... CSal9ry .,..1, Pulse SG Console + ~Just be accurate handl· M Irish Sett.er 4' spayed F almost ~ off 556·3138 ••••••••••••••••••• .. •• . .-d r-"· ,.._ or clerical duties in lrg mg small part.a by part GermanSborUlalraft4 '74 Eiplorer 2A . SC. roof llthr of ~c..._. pediatric practice>. number. Xlnl fringe 64.'>-7397 King Tut. 4 tickets at FUJI . YAMAHA air. 15.000m.i. good cood.
to '.0. lox 1971. S.. Prefer mature. stable benefits. Apply Avnet $15.00 each ror T ues. DEAlBS $10,250/<Xr. 496-22.U
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Receptionist wanted, ST,..TECH....,.IC"'' ....._ ... ~---train. Apply 250 E. 17th ping/receiving. clerk, Good .. ~.-.. '""· . •-proof quality, Sacnf1ce. --.,_... perm position w/future "" _... -iWwpar_.._.-St CM St I ( ta' ) perm. pt-Ume Cor Irvine . "'""' nrmlure .. 67S-98'l5. 2616Newport Blvd. J.Wll 20' Open Road Mtr advancement pot.ential. MFG. CO. Exp, good lypbt. Salary ~8197• e · ups ani dislributor. Student or Appliances-OR 1 will Newport Beach Home, 36,000 mi, nuany
Salary com mens w /bck· l~~~~~~~~~~l~open~~·!64~4~46~13!.:_· ____ retired OK. Ca 11 8 .5• sell or SELL for You. Colds pot upright freeier. (714 l 6'73-9211 xtraa. l8500. 979.1340 eve __.. 631. 1390 i: T I bone "'Ork part M Fri MAST&SAUCTIOM 1S.5 cu ft l250. Sears 10" __ ...:._ _ _,;_ ____ 1=:-::--::----::---::-:-::-:-
eouu· · · e ep .. • on/ • 556-273() ...... •616 & 11111.9625 radial saw w /extras Catalina zr. VHF, elec. T ......... Tra .. I fl 70 --------••SALESMAN* *"-lhrllS* timehourly +bonus. Would you like a business -~~ S250.548·71Z7 start outbd, xlnt cond. ••••••••••••••••••••••• RECEPTIOHIST Earn S'lOOC> commission ~ Mii -546-3420 oC your own? You don't CASH PAID · Sll.950. 830-5'MS Spaces for r~nt b30. 1be Jolly Roger tnc. is weekly. Professional So Man.y Positions. Take need an office to start. For gd used furn, anti· ii Tut tickets. Sunday May . . weekly /monthly, Adults.
looking /or a f /lime home closers. Back· YOU9Pick.To$15,000 Begin al home. full or ques&clrTV's9SNll3l 21, 6PM. $12.SO oCfer Col43d.iesel,r~ce/crwse, oopets 548-6173 ~m. recepl. Must be ground in books. vacs, Employers Pay All Fees Telephone Solicators, part/time. Ideal for eal'h. ~ 9 ba~ of saai.. loaded , • .
penonable. altractive & etc. Double confirmed Liz Reinders Agency needed immed. No exper husband 4' wife tea m. Medit style liv rm rum. 6 mos new Toyota SK787 w/eqwp. PP 556-9133 77 Terry-Taurus. 17'h . 'd p if alls leads. Everyday is pay. 4020BirchSt,Stel04 nee. Pleuanl eve hrs. 646-4533 Misc lamps. Xlnt cond. . . . . sell-cont, hot shower. ellpt!rood 05 · ion kills day. call Mr. Welty at Nnport Beach 833-8190 Can earn up to s:us per Reas. Eves 968-7103. loutting machine w /rib· , ETCHELL.5·22 htr, gas frig & stove. SIP6 ~~5fo1so1:t:~~~App'. 54-0·5609. Golden West Ca1Horappt/estab'64 hr Call754-1601art~m WRITER Needs He lp. her, knit tracer. 3 xtra 30 racmgsloop.P.P 6.~.645-2396
G. A Insulation Co. Marketing typilJg book· Big canyon.decorator's sets New Smith-Corona 496-2130 ly, 1700 tlletle ve, TELEPHONE keepins Pitime' 494.7430 new catm sofa/ottoman, Coronomatic electr. , ' Flamingo Exp8'11do .
• lrvin_·_e . ______ •1sales-Mature person lol•--------SOLICITORS • -r-· cbr. Navy/ruat. 7:i&-0378. typewriter $150/best of· PCC Lark, 46 sloop. btful needs new home. Pnced
---------•work eves. The Coffee SecurUy Pros only. Sell Daily YARDMAN fer.5S2·7685 cond. call Ted Rogers. rigbtCall556--4175NOW! .--------•! Bean, S . Csl Plaz•. .... .. ••1onHOTn Pilot from your home R tal te h 8' F1onl Sola, good oond. 631-02.S.'l. ,..._ •a. Earn 160· oo wkl . en cen r 85 open· $100. Phone Boxes.~trg Ulxl2x23, 200 -_---.------•Airst.ream 31' twin 1970 llCB'TIOHIST / 549-1766 Part ori Full ~m~ Muit an gs for a men ' 536-9868 Pd test, stand-up type. Lido 14 . •4014. fully Good condition. Extras SECRETAltY ••SALES•• ISSEEKING:' be 21 Call ~ Mecbarucal knowledge Great for moving or equipped, 1mmac. $2000. include euy Hn hitch
We are seelung people Profitable p/Ume sales SECURITT 1.3 ~~~ helpful. neat bandwril· Love Seal·wa.loul chain storage. S9.95 pr bu.ndle 498-1<116. 834-2441 •.295.00 Phooe646-«186 oriented person wtgood positions eves ~-9 Mon· OFFICER y Ing nee. Weekday off. (4), music center · of 1S Free delivery in· ------.-.---1....::..:..:.;...;,..;_....:..........:......---....:..........:......_
clencal & typing skills. Fnday.531~. Will train. Apply, 1930 bookcase, matching end side0rCty.Call552·3441 "'!ewsa!lboat. Saal at, row .._forS. EnJ·oy xlnt com pany Some law enforcement Temporary Newport Blvd.CM table , professional tL 12 . double-ender. / b.mefits. Sales relaled pos. Arl exper. pref'd. Musl be weight scale. 963-1850. Diamond nng. J.pc wed· $350. 494-7176 ••••• .. ••••••• ....... .
Apply9am·noon, Gallery.Typingskills de· able lo work rlexible t-IOCASHFOR Young Man, mechanical· ding s et. diamond CAL G1Mtal fSlO
Moo-Fri. Plrsonnel slrable, knowledge of hours._ Enjoy xlnt co, SUMMER FUN? ly fr electrically inclined engage ment nng, 2nd 25._ l!Mll. BUY $7~. •••••••••••••••••••••••
........ RIOTT HOTB. contemporary art. ·. Send benefits. We h .. ve interesting, to learn alarm installa· r..-C'.....a.. 1055 diamond wedding rmg CBoAx~. Newport Be • ~ •tfk:llltr t.y. ,.._ Cl fed d Annly9am noonM00Fr1' temporary "•••gnrnents l ion . (l J 994·2680, -....,....-/3 d ' ds 3 d "IU<lfl» llMJ ......., 900 Ne..,....rt Ctr Dr. resume to ass1 1 . a "f'Y • • ....... .. w. 1 a mo n . . r -a cw. -..... · P I De waitin~ for you. All 973-1890. ••••••••••••·•••••••••• -N--Bea,.b no. 217. c /o Daily Pilot. ersonne pt 3 M K t b D diamondlstann•versary 32'DSLCutter, '76 '--Lors+p'•i?C-"-""''' ~ o 8 c 900NewportCtr0r clerica & Industrial 1 5 c n g l r . /3 di d t wwo• --·-· -J;'Aual Opp Emplyr m/f P o x 1560, os ta La Kit b Aid D/W nng w amon s o f\IUy equipped. Estate """ Mesa,Ca92626 Newport Beach akillsneeded. Work when guna. c · · make a beautiful set. Sale thousands of laS40.7559
Equal Opp Emplyr m/f you want. Paid vacs. You ~ G.E.Refrig. elee clothes Bought in Feb. for $1645, dollm below market.
don't pay, we pay you. ••••••••••••••••••••••• dryer. More! 494·7430 willing to sell at great SERVICE AFWAT
Call or come in loday AllHcpft 1005 HorMt 1060 loss at S850 /best offer. y ACHTS
Rep r 0 typist ex. Sales/S~k. Mer~yn·s is
pe rl enced. Fas i. a c . ~w tall km~l.applilncaUoln.s1Se--rv_i_c_e_St_a_t_io_n_A_t-te-n--
curate Xerox 800 dual-1or P pos1 ions sa es . ta ' to v ·et & stock. Day lime, even· dants <2), part & f /lime, ru:o:rera Th ocr/· tnga & weekend shills exper'd. Apply, Carey 752~ area. e 1 e . available. Apply,• 9811 Chevron, 604 S. Coai;t
IEL[~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bought from Jensler Let" 201 E. Cst. Hwy, NB 9520
AMERJCANOAK Jewelers. ring No. 675-3282
LargestSelection AQHA 2189WIO . Need the T·Bird, orig owner. in Orange County money badly & fast. Ca II So. Coast 22' racing sloop. Mint cond. Mon-Fri call
StewartRothAnUques Mare clabber bloodline. 642-8537. Morning before good c o n d . $2.000. 494-7433.$12,000 ---------• Adams Ave, H.B. betwn Hwy. Laguna Beach
S E R VICES
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help, F /P ·time, 673-1121
10-4. F.qual Opportunity Service Station Atten·
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750 E Dye Rd SA Registered 8 years old. 1 30 675-1714 "A" 71.23 (atNwPt~>751.3922 Make offer. (71') : · ,.....,. l965 MustangCoupe,1966
737~.after6PM. Lllton microwave. new 32 ft Ketch tra1lerable Musta ng Coupe, 1967
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Irvine, NB.
1401 Dove, Suite340
Laguna Niguel 831-0542
27957 ca bot Road
Garden Grove 638·0500
13167 Brookhurst St
CHEAP!!! •-··-land' for horse•. $375. 10' velvet couc h $16,000 sips 6 gas mtr 4 Mustang Coupe, \967 ENGLISH MANOR uo-..,.... ., $300. 2 ehrs & ottoman sails540-8001ex53 Ron Mustang Convertible. RA!stauranl
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9842 Adams. Hunt. Bch Equal Opp Em plyr m /( ............
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ANTIQUES Golden west/ Edwards , $75 ea. Freezer sso. U11tJ . 42.8 Cobra Mu4tang
Service Sta. Altendant, 1 _________ 1 112SA. VictonaC.M. H.8 .546-9480,540-1542 Bumper pool tbl $75. Dsk +other Mustangs, all an
exper'd. Full or p/time. ____ 642_-4_7_03 ___ Quarter bone gelding. chrs. brass legs S25 ea. •, 69 CCM wdo 25 va r ious slag es of
Apply,ArcoStatioa,17th TOOL Hassbownwestem.$450. 8lke$1S.673-60'19 r e s toration + 1962 "Irvine, CM 673-58J.B Loaded for cruis-Kaiser, 1959 Mettede1o
AntiqueMuaicBoxesl ---------• •ST Sfil ing. New VHF. Ex-190, 1965 Manhattan. Right about now you·--------•1 M SlotMacbioes! .__._ 1070 AuaUn Healy Roa .. ftl
maybewondenngwhere'.Servlce station man, ex-lllERS Clocks! :;.-;:;.~••••••••••••"• &ogle mattress. boxspr· celle nt condition! w / b 0 t b l 0 ;'se~
to begin looking for a pe.rienced. $156 wk + Aft HUGE SELECTION W ~ED ings & frame. ONLY $50. $7500. AM El\ IC AN A UTO
Summerjob!Well,lfyou lO"k oaaales.548-1696 FORIYELET ._,.cm A ... , 84&8579eves/wknds. ' 661 ·602' Rfl>TORAT10N558-7420 ~=-~tl~c&ar~~~a!:·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ APPLICATIONS lsulcaMtla.al ~'i~ DC~~RD<?LJ-t~ 2KingTutticketa rorWed (Pnvate Party) '49Lincoln C.osmopolitao.
joy talking to people/we SIRYICE DELI bcilHI ~ .Open Wed. thru Sat JEWELRY WATCHES June 7 4 PM SSS. each. VS. Tudor, fu.11 pwr, good
cansho.,.youhowtoeam CLRIC -1 ~~~l~rv. ART OBJEcrs, GQJ..D: 646-0818 A~~ri~l.J..97~5121• xafllnt cond,S1650.552.Q75
good money by applYiog E d &fwllyPdlenn ~~~~~~~~'SILVE R SERVl!:E ""'"' _, ,.,._ these slrilb. IntrOduce Must be 18· xper e -CaU for an appointment _ · Wed &w.u6i 19:M Model T Coupe Ex·
t.he beaull'ul Time-Lile ai.rable. but not nee. App-n14) f!jl:J363 •EXIUBITOR FINE FURN & AN· Officeftlmlwe & ceUent cond.itlon. Book Series over tbe ly in person, Hughes \I IP'N'" SPACE• TIQUES.645-2200 ~...... 8015 Col. 22, 4 bags, nu 9.9 893-86{)3
phone from our Irvine Market. M33 Via Udo, ---------Oran CoPressCl b Mllc•••w 1010 ......... -............ Jobo5on,.2 pulpits. A.ak·. .
ofc. Our gu aranteed.,._N.B_. _______ ---------Antiq'!es·Planl-Craft •••••••• .. ••••••••• .. ••Wood pallets. 40 each: ing$6500.840-3345 57p Corvi etb~et, nuntdcond,
h I TOOLM,...,_ " .... ~ .... 1, ..... _. __ .. t •~ o o w 1 e, re int, our Y wage + coll'-S&a Help needed lm--.a Bazaar WA ...... ED .,,... x .... • ~ """' .. a -Udo 14 w ttrlr. 3 ba~•. showcase. SlO"""' or will rrussioo +bonuses al-med Mus t b e 18. Top pay for a good Su.nda J 18 "' eaclL47each;30"x4.S". .... _,,, . lowsourbeslrepstoeam Oay/nighl shifts avail. thinker w/exp in pre· Santa.A!a~Uege TOP CASH DOLLAR '4" deck $2 ea Ml·2.3S2 SllllO. OA" ...... ' trade for 280SL. Call
from $4·$6 Per hour. We f\ill o.r p/t, Apply 990 E. c is ion at.rt om at i c Space Resavation.s PA ID FOR Y 0 UR da,yoreve. · O'OV'......., S44-440C, ask for Chuck
eveo have three conve· CstHwy,NB machines . C r oan 892-5011 JEWELRY, WATCHES .................... __.__.. Li5t your -bolit-Mth us. '46 Ford Woody. ori~
ntent p/time sbi'l s Engineering Co. 5582 ---ART OBJECTS. GOLD, -. --We'll sell it Call Ensign motor. restored. good
Morning, afternoon & rvice Sta. Attendants McFadden Ave, HB (714) Private collector selling SILVER SE RV I CE, 'e '11 mt Yachts548-1131 cond, Call644·5736
evenlngsavail. (4) Pttlme now to full 893-0561or(213)4»-0524, fine paintln11 by top FINE FURN. & AN· •H••••••••••••••••••••
time in Summer Will KeoorGaryl2-6PM. American le roreign TIQUES.645-2200 fhMc.. 9010 loah.Sllpt/ lassie! '65 R ambler
SPEHOYOUR train. Apply, 2590 True .. Ori artists. J erry Bond, •••••••• .. ••••••••••••• Deem 9070 Marlin. towner. 70,000
e11uu-"'T NewportBl CM Tow a vers ex Donald Nicbol50Cl. John LUCiGAGETAGS ,.STUIDYD~Y ••••••••••••••••••••••• nli. lminac. Rea.son ofr. --"" ' per'. Top pay. Apply, E. Bunde, Otto Antoine -.. a...-1n rd '"9 Sr med ti 27' Mot 552-1391 AJOITHAT'S Senr.St.a.Attend.F/Ume. G&WTowing,lOOOlrvlne c n-.. h·-.Pricedaltu\LTI. uvmyour.,... es.sea · wteover'250 833-1092 ipwa or or1·------·------. ...,.....,., -~ Send one card for_eacb · Sailer. Nwpt lhrbor FUN, CHA™IHG Exper 'd, lite mecb'l Ave,N8642-l252 or 1976 a pprais al, tag plus one apare. We ..... ........_ area. reward. 759-1477 lea9Glloeal
lrPAYSWB.L! knowledge. Apply 2590 Tra--:--Opti' 1-. t -549-3850Corappt. . return permanently --.&--a 9010 Bot Ii ..... f "A' v~&-.. 9530 Newport Bf. C. M. mee • ~a ms ru· ----.-r--a s p wau..ai or ... -<:411111 f¥ ment technician. Must 4• F1al top Oak desk, $250. sealed attractive ta~ & ••••••••••••••••••••••• saJJboa ....... •••••••••••••••• Aa W.r•w Appt Sewers. ex.per on power have good mech ap 645-7313 eve 646-4463 dys slrap. m.eeting airhne Lewmar wrincbes, 2 #45 cinm.7934 '66 Dodge. l l;!)T flatbed Mmthnts.tw•r machine.tosewinyour ~tude.xlotvisloo"will askforRae 1.0. reqwremen~. Pre· 3-spd, 1116, 112 reel w/open-road camper.
ownrhome.64:>-1668 mgness to learn. Call for vent loss" theft. For 3 halyard $800. Days Sliµs-Sa les position fully equipped xlntcond 833-8095 interview appl, betwn 7 Regenc>'. Headboard, Qn ~pap~ t;a:b~~io:~ 556-6040.Cbarles. avail. Yachting Msoe. M.Ueotrer.~00. ·
TIME-LIFE ~::in~~~.~ &9am; 546-0606 ~zht /~~~~s~~to. "s°e1,:i "Day Glo" paper & we loah.Poww 9040 Corp. Nwpt Bch6'6--0Ml
Ubrart"" Ille pay. 642·3472, Depll TRAVB.AfiEMT Bombay typc84" dresser will back & trim your ••••••••••••••••••••••• Slip wanted for 27• sail 4 WllMI DrhH 9550 ~~s-a.-/f Newport/Irvine. Min 3 and mirror $~50 . tags. Or try two cards ~ss~t, 18' Lar.trake boat. No reas. price re· ••••••••••••••••••••••• _,....._,,,..--ror• M oi!r~fo~s.MP~od~cll~: ynexper.Call754·15M Austrian ronaole mirror backtoback. ·c, Gray l / . Xlnt. rused. Npt Har. area. COSTAMESA ~~~!'!!!!!!!!!~~~~ saihnaking; P.W .. ; expe. r """"'"* perm. p/Urne. 60 $150.640-8387 PRICES: SIM9Sttrade759-02lllO Bonus for finding. J;,.MC.J-
Sa.l led full r'd t Bill • T .,...,., 4 _. 8010 SZ ea or 3/~ 75EM477 # 1 :=D all · eswoman wan pre ; can ram. , WPM typing. Oppor to qya•cn 4/Stqs Sl.60ea. Bay boat 11' Oray ln· -e-r
Part and full time nights. time, Cupcake Bakery, 546-9311 learn IBM composer. ....................... 6/9tag.s SI.SO ea. board, 800 hrs. Covers, Slip for 41' sailboat want· .. _,.
Age 18 or over. Please 548·30.11 SHJPPING Graphic a.rt ability FRO HT DAMAGED 10ormore$1.40ea. xtraa,~.642-5583 ed by Newport Beach SAVE! SAVE! SAVE'
apptyinpersonto· Saleswoman. Exper. Fait trowing shipping helpful. Lollie, 768·5105, H<YI'POINT SALE. 33IXI SalesTaxlncluded HOUSE BOAT. 4.3', 1973 doctor.~~1.~~m, Here's Just oae ol the
CARLIS JR. Pleu. H.B. Dress shop. department bas 2 O""n· ext45 W. Warner or Harbor. NOCARD? Ri Q L .. """""' lll&nyreaaooawhy' ..-SantaAna 979-2921 Draw your own or send ver ueen on aae NEWl-JEEP Steady. P rr. Soc sec OK. logs available. We n TYPIST · ..... __ .. __ •-Powdl. Sips 8. Spacious Wanted: SUp for 36' new "'" 894-43.232 an e perieftced rorklift name, a~. p...,...,,.. .. I in I N CHIROIC112 9022Adams ---·------x Exper'd Telex O pr GE Air cooditJooer (Win· we'll make one card per sundeca. 2 Cbrys er . aa i b o at. ewpo rt 155 • HunUngton Beach Seamstreaes wanted, ex-driver & are willing to needed. lnt'I & domestic. dow mounted). $185. tag. Add 25< each. boards. Xlnt coocl 6 mos Harbor area. Will pay re, (J8A17NN075146l
Equal Opptl Emplyr per. must have own ::'~i du~n1th:S!as~~{°d Distribution Intra-office 642·1830. Send check or money or· ~:bl!C::;>' S:.:>"J:~: ~~bonus. 832·3410· $7895
ml machines, able lo sew man /order checker. & some filing. Hrs 9-6 CASHPAJD derto: Sacrifice at $14,750, locludesV8,auto.trans ..
decorative alitch. Good benefits Include wtt.b heavy late aftn ac· Ws hr/Dry rs /Refrag f'ILOTPttlMTING direct from owner . •-........a-H.D. suspenaion & cool-
960-2831 dental. Excellent work· Uvity.Salopenreexper. workingornot957-8'133 P.O.Box1S60 &17-l033 "~·--ing, pwr. steering & ing conditions. Apply at (7 14) 495·1980. Mrs. CostaMesa.ca.92626 ••••••••••••••••••••••• more!
SIAMSTllSS shipping dept. Extruded Kraft/Mrs.Kujawa Like n ew. lrg s i ze . 25• Seacraft, twin Volvo Cc:+?-.~/ & Exp CasMer
Attractive exper'd for
high raabion store. Ex·
per'd oaty apply.
AnOPOS
29 F•3hioo Island, NB Call844·~
Min sewing exper. req'd. Plastics Co. 22o.5 s. Stan· Montgo m ery Wa.r:d .DeeiOlers Leftovers Liv. l?OHP, I/O's. Cuddy ._ 91 zo
F /tlme days. 3025 S. dard Ave, Santa Ana. v .. r.ur r efrig /free%er w 11ce rm13rkfml$400/olrSofa cabin,outriggen.davlts, •••••••••••••••• .. ••o•
Kilson, S.A. Dyer 4"Nwpt 549-0464 Pvt country club. For In· maker . $300. 552-7671. =· ~f~~c~~ tandem trlr. Trade OK. :\<.loo '67 Ford truck & ful·
Frwy. 540-114'. Shoe salesperson, part focall6'4..s4<M. Whirlpool washer & gas Antiques S20 up Hdbrd & 213-836-7383. ly self.contained 101.;•
SICIET AIY time. women's shoes. WAITllSS dryer. 8 rD05 old., $460 spread t:z25, Sleeper sofa '71 Glastron. l 70H p . cabover cJamper. Sips 6•
Xlnl opport. tor efficient Apply in person. Paul Al· Mu.st have eirper 6 be c.aab. 6'9-034.s $125. Sat I& Sun 9-5 332 Volvo eug., 270 outdrtve. = (~~"7~ cond.
secretary. Top skills. Ian Shoes. 9 Fashion avall•bl~towork wlmda. llcrdn 1020 Evenlnl Canyon Rd. Very good cood. $2500. •---------•
Sales • .,,resslve. full or fat pace R.E. olc, N.B. lalaod,NewportBeacb #18Fubionhland,N.8 . •• .. •••••••••-••• .. ••• OJM 64.5-3855or813-502.5,eves. For Sale 8 ' Cabover
pit . Ru.ft. Craflers, So. ~tea°lJrn!:~~~ HefpW..t.cl 7100 W..tecl 7100 lmS&MonDS C...,_........ g:,mpe~ 1977 a::'~· _:C;;;:oas==:st;;V;;;:;:ge;:::·::;54M340:;;;;:·~~I--;;;;;;;~;;---••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••-•••••• New " used, buJ, sell, HEYa 2Tn1• _s_oluMmbta R i ver ~·~~ . .x ·
$ubstanlial dlacounls on
every J eep In stock.
Huge selection to choose
from. Our dis counts
made ua '1 in eauromia
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2524 Harbor Blvd.
COSTA MF.sA
• SICIETAIY trade. Cycle le Co. 2488 ft.I ... 'C •·TOR w11er, onterey type, SAL~ •~-Newport Blvd CM ...,..... .. A W/1907 HJcka eng. All Moton: / 1---------
_.,,0HIST TELEPHONE SALES ' · · S150 Model 70 comp~-reblt 197'. Mint cond 9150 '64 J eep Wagoneer, 4-whl GIFT SHOP TbeAkinaCompao.y ea.mo \' ly rebuilt, used 1 time. w/Balboa bland moor· •••• ................. drive, xlnt cood. 6 cyl,
549.a023
MAllAIOTTHOTIL Prom111eot rHl eetat.e SEARS ROEBU. CKr & CO. Meo'• 27" Sebwinn Con-Includes cbemtcal & int & dla•hy Asking...,. a 750Yellow&.ooo autotrans,$1.SOOoroffer. We are aeek1ng a people developer looking for ex-Uneotal, xlnt c:cod. many paper. Call 1-737-tW48 " · 'M Best olfel' Xlnl Coodl· 552-9070
oriented person able to perienced secret ary. xt.ras.$125.Call95'l·SOOO. Sl8,000.0t-7•. timS48~4S 1---------
work flexible evening Must be excellent l)'piat. Has immediate openings for: Page Rbt. Poat. or Umvenity AUileUc Club ' CHRIS CONNIE '87. T...-95'0 tiouna. S Nlahts per week. efficient. good witb peo-548-38'76eves. Membership tor sale. FB. twin tere...-.. ('anvaa '76250 KTM. MCS, xlnt Appl)t9am-ooon pie, rroal office ap· T .. .,.... $ale1 Representati•H l>09' 8040 aave $100.dMr. ~~~m~ rm. aurveyed May 2. cond. $850. • ..................... .
Monl"rlPersonnel pearance. Salary tom· 547·9151 ys ; . Bristol, ownr (714) 6464682.S.9pm . '71•Cmf D
900NewportCenterOT m cnaurate w /expor. Full or part -time . Excellent ••••••••••••••••••••••• ew. 43&-40G4 V6.. auto., power steer ~ Beach Good benefit. Is beautl.M be Golden Retriever pup· 1, h1Ch met.al atalrwa.y ---------Honda '78. GL 1000. Brand ina S..per Slia 1 OnlY
r -uai.n...-Emp)oyer ~7 envlroftmeot in ~om,lpdaftt neflt.s. Paiddl vacation, pies. AK.he Field. 1bowd dblw·" ••• -··-n .... .: fisflh '1~"lT1cUan. lspof rtlJ new. Miatt sell. Aakin1 eoonu. (G123>. rp ~....,~~.....,._~~·~~~~~·-~LW·.!.:.1~4!1m.~~-~1~-110 ays, emp oyee scounts. poJ. S ota. worme , au.-•1111 .., ... uuw • ~, ........ eae. u $2700 . .&S-0579 55399 -Enter a ch'allenging world of ralsedwl'l'LC.Xlntdlap. xlot. BaotofferfTHSIS •t.!ctronlca. radar. full --------
7100 ~w~ 7100 (.21.9)~1561 TUT apon flab aqulDOld. XtJtt 'Tl Honda 75'. &Int rood • .,...W..ted --telephone sales. · IC.._ t'Oftd. •.aoo. c:au Robb 10 m t's. at.no. C•ll •••••••.••• ••••••••••••• ••• ••••••••••••••••••• DOG TRAINING 2 Tie et.a, May 27 at ~ 548-6168.
SALES-JEWELRY
Oreal opportunlly f« career selling 1ema & rw: ~welry. Jewelry experienee pr~erred.
but w11J Lraln maturt'. re3pon1ib1t woman
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John Martin Ml-410i51 I It Dr• k •. C r • f t Rocket Hon 125 S4'15. Hon --------Pool tabte., exqulalte old nyt>r1«&• Mdao. 14 n t00Sl00,3blketrlerS175.
NEED Family to board fa•l\loned mOdel wit~ beam.. walk a round Hon 400 F cx.hauat 11y11
amaU Pomeranian malt' artistic p1aoo lep. 811t.e decta. 7 ICOOll bait tank, $100. RD balr wtlampis doa. s yra old. Somo Lealber poeuu. lUOO Kobler 1410, twin 2'7SHP 175M2·9<r73
"9Cbo414duri1'1vac•· value, ucrtflce $415. Chr)"altr Html. V·S'a, •---------Uona. Llk• ))90_.ple It Denvertne.83M102 many oxtr••· 121•500, J971 BSA Motorcycle.
cbl ldren . Oood 8 11 h Olll~forappl. 500cc Victor. 1900 watcbdo1. lluat bavo Ant t Cl u 0 n I a ori.r.lnal miles. ~
'.n•ed ln bl"'" ya rd Bretkft'Ont. "75. 7.en.llh ........ "'-" Boat. fully condition. 6'75-1W7 even·
'" • ~• · tittreo con10Je . $204. =-'" u.-ll~-t _ .. aak· Inga· 7~lad•"* trS.J.tOT Enaillh coclrtaU tab•. • w ... vuu. ' ._ ••
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Trw:b 9S•O .uto•. l"'pot"hd ~ •. lmporlw-d Toyota 9765 GftlH'Gll 9~0 I t.YJ"Olet 9920 Chnroht 9920 Ford 9940 PWo 9957 .............................................. ··••·····•··•·······•·· .......................•••..•..•.............. ··•···•·•·•·•·········· ···•···•••·•··········· .................•••..•..•....•....•.••••••••. ~977,...--~ 9 71 11 ........__,,_ 97ll "17CebcaGTcou-Wblte Mov~ng-Selllng all 3 it '72 No 2 dr 6 t .PHIL '72 Pinto W•1on Runs -. -·' _..... 6 -,.... f--n .. •can· '74 4dr J • va, • • au -0. .. •• ....._.~ .. _ a cu••o .............................................. w/tao 1ntenor . Sapd .. ..;:iJM>J'76 v i w !'13 lt • clean in. ouL 23 mpf. LC>l\IG great., .... ""'41 ... maa.e.
,.. .. ~"'IC. lo excellent 74•"'-"W AM t FM ~tereo w /8 a ; oare gn; 7 ,. S12SO~~ $t95.PbM2-8327 ~ -track , ware wheels, deck Pont.lac. All :dnl cond. • . FORD conditJcm wlllb Alltn&. Laa tJwi n.ooo 01i 81.11 ra6. ptn stnpes. u.ooo Blltofr. P.P.~--• • 77 0.ffth 7 4'9MTO
enaMcont.rol,pwreltt Uuawllequippedhaury I Cb d ,. it dio ... I 4cyl., 4 spd .• radio, t.ric wmdowa, a utom11uc, car for DO(bJs down and m1 es. erry con . AMC 990 5 4 spd., ra • ndlet, o bea low miles
pwr. 11.eenn& A: brakd, babance 00 48 moo(.h) $5785. Ask for Rick . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,. • au.Sb&fl)! (3S1RY0). I.er, • Must
factory atr cond. " (Dil.KL) Z 150 .._.... lhd. 8Q.8CM ; 64&-9303 ' 7 4 M A. T A D O R : : $2599 see. (OOl~n~t
cwtom interior pacuae COlh Mete 645-5700 iS Toyota Corolla. Xlnt Brougham. Clean, mecb. • •
Pn. pty. llust&dl cond. Gd mile age. perled, 29,000 orig m1
Mow°"JSSIOO w.rc.dnlea 9740 S2250/batotr.&17-81M $2,200. 673-0200 days, : :
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Aut.o. power ateering, air
cond., ra)Jye wheels. Lo
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Auto, air cood., luaaaee
rack , l ow mlles
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Call (714)4912·3'C7. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 548-4048eves/wknds. '68 Toyota Crown Wgn ROGER MILLER SAYS.
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'13 lntem'I PU. Short box, SEDIAN975TMobal% 21b0 looks new, 64,000 mi'. '72 Javhn AMX good con wht spoke wbla, lrg knob------------1 . cco rown eo. 752-8291 ditioo Sl900. or beat offer "Low rricnl" $34'9 '71 Station Wagoo. Coun·
try Sedan . l owoet .
45.000 ml. Gd cood. $1000.
Pb640-G87
biea, 4·cyl eng. Ofr. & 111 immaculate cond1· ---------66816S LEASING
m-0183or75".-0146 tJoo! <229MFW >. Mual 't» Toyota Corolla, ong -... ------,-,-,-0 49•1111 54 ... 9967 Groth Chl!'Yrolt't
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H11•h"'fl""' l•~<h '70 Chev ~ ton P .U.
w/abell. Besl offer over
SUiOO. 675-a28
see t.o appreciate! Buy or owner. Ecooomy car. Lo ... -
lease. mi 's. Xlnt cood, $1000. •••••••••••••••••••••••
548-9787 afUpm. 'Tl Skybawk, excell. con· '71 Ford L'I1>. 6 paaa
1974..-Z450SE • ditioo, aut.o, A/C, fully -~_.:u Country Squlre, orl1
847·6087 54q.333 I H 11nh"'f'0<1 II rec h
847·6087 549.3331
'78 F250 Ranger. with
camper special pkg. 1978 BMW1s
Complete wit h stereo, 7:.;tlic~ GT Lilt~ack. equipped. ll blue, 54550. JILUil... 9927 ownr. very aiood, $1475. tr.A...,
pwr. windows and with • IW' • ve!h 6 arp. 646-28:11aft6 PM. • .. •••••••••••••••••••• 640-0278 ""Llttlt C.--
~~~d, mus t sell. HERE NOW! . only 34,050 low miles. $47115. 552-0617 6pm. BUICK Invicta '61. Good '74 Comet2dr, auto, 6 cyl, 1_'72_FO_R_D_R_AN_CH_E_R_0_1 Still under warranty. U~W>. Buy or lease '73 Toyota Corolla, xlnt cood. New tires. Best or. lmmac. 21.K mi. Rtil. S2000 cub. 64S-6970 after '77 4 cyl, Auto, Pinto
'76 Toyota SR5 Jone bed COMPUTE 1975Ml%210C
Stereo. crwse control,
cood. sunroor. Must sell. fer. 9611-2791 Call ~71116 3pm &mrool, wlUte with red Call5.ll-0019 _________ , _________ -------------------1
PU. AC. r•dto, 25.000 mi, IODY SHOP $31195. 548-0130
'16 Ford Crew Cab, XL T MOW OPEN
Ranaer. ~ T. Auto. P IS. UCB.L&IT A/C, All/FM. New..tfres
brka shocks + much SB.ICTlOH Of
more. 957-8011 or IMWIESAUS
.644-3499. We may have your next
..;....--------• car m our inventory. Call '72 Rancbero GT, f~ly ust.oday!
equip. $1750. f'itm. 131-2040 495-4949 642-0322 or 64H77f
·ee El Caauno 396, 4 apd. ORANGECOUHTY-S
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'74 Chevrolet custom Van <!-•~ ""-rvi Le · Cragers, Gold velvet in· ~.,..,., ce-a.sing tenor ",585 642·3379 Roy CcrYer,lnC. --..;.....;------1 Rolla Royce BMW
511.ECT AUTO SALIS lS40 J amboree
Newport Beach 640-6444 ----
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pwr. windows & Jocks· VallawalJKI
truly a fine automobile! •••••••••••••••••••••••
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We have a good selection S•• Set" wke of ocher fme MBl.s 1.0 our
inventory. Call us today!
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U you think you can't al· l"42So. Bristol
ed Be Santa Ana ford a Me.re es· oz. • 546-0220 and are gOUlg to bll)' or lease a domestic model, Approx. 2 mi. No. or
you may be wrong! One SoulhCout Plau.
~R~ ~~~E ~:: ~ '63 Bug, $775. Good coodi·
difference! Call for de· tlon. AM I FM ster eo.
tails Today! New/Used 831Mi686aft.S,6ll-4998
Cars Available! '72VW, avg mileage, reblt
' trans & eng. Special op-
Uam. $1700 or best offer. 840-2872aoyUme __ . ___
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*CHEY. '77 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 10,300 mi's . Have new • ,_:....._ ,,.._ o car & mmt aell. $4000 or MONTE CARLO 'T1 ..........,"'" ~. type 11 OR.4NGE COUNTY'S o r f e r . 5 3 4 • 7 5 3 3
Starr car . With auto. class CJ, 2-door coupe. MEWEST eves/wlcndl.
trans. & loaded! (3399). perfect condition, like LINOOLN-•ERCURY
Mo ~ S4ttl new, ice blue. 216,000 mi. Dealenhi la OPEN Pfr: 111... '9'60 "'-r Lie. no. 074SPG. Air P now ••••••••••••-••••••••• HOWARDC...Yrolet cood.,powerwiodows. + RAYFLADEIOE 1974 p tu .,,_,_, ... _Sta OOVE&QUAILSTS. tlOOO worth of other ex-LINOOLN-MERCURY .., . .,.loCU.I,... ' (Near MacArthur. Pvt pt On ••uA· .. -Ce ·-Dr Wag. 9r.sti·· PIS. P/B • tras. y. eowner. u.-....., n ... r · Air G t1·-· trans ~a~~*=~~~U :;.~~ki~~c!!~ SDFwy·:r:etJ~texit cooler: a1~"""sbocks :
IJJ.0555 Call day or n 1gbt 130-7000 tratler bitch, CB Radio 1977 CADILLAC 1141995-7388. 1n Stant.on.•--------: incl. Good Cood. Sl.800. a ftlUl.u~o '77 Monte Carlo Landau, nearCerrit.oe&Knott .._'-9 9952 921S.Oraoge,S.A.
~ low'"'m1leage, air, P/S, . ••••••••••••••••••••••• '7S Duster, V·8, auto COUPES P/B, ~. 586-MlO or 19.'73 M~ lV, xlnt condl· '66 Beaut. red Mustang tram, PIS. P /B, AM/FM
(QRXR). 4 to Choose 586-0717 lioD. IW', tape deck, lthr, Convertible, 6, a uto, cus, xlnt cood. &tS-3061. from.as low as •---------• metallic brwn, vinyl top. 7l48'JS.2000·499-3831
$9988 unoNOVA. Dark green, 2 833-1006 ' POlllffoc 9'65
d o o r . E x c e J I e n t '66 Mustang 289 V8 Auto ........... ••••••••••••
Nabe transportation . Good trans, 4 barrel carb, mag uns Ventura, good coodi· rs condition. $950. 675-1597 ear..... 9912 wbeels, air shocks, and tioo, new Urea, Sl.800/bst evenings; 752-95U days. ••••••••••••••••••••••• shackles. frnt reverse otr 495-fO'lS
Cad•IJac '72 Kingswood wgn, new '18CORVETl'E rims, velocity stacl 2 --·-------1 trans & alternator, P/B, 4SPDSTICK door bard top. Metallic 'Tl Bonoeville Brougha m
2oll<1 ll.11h111 B1v,1 PIS. A/C, hi mileage but l:MtrPoceccr, brown exterior. Sl,500. 4--drruU k>loarrud·· .. edve~~·· PP. (714)540-7s:iSKen S47·31.82 Y • s ....... 1vum
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pay top OOU.r ror Dice
lo• mile used vans.
T12-9800
4 speed. Sunroof, stereo,
A /C. Traded for --------1 Mercedea. <66STUF) $5995
c; .. ,,,, Ml''·' qo.•111.10 good cond. P.P. $1500. cond . $6300 o ffe r .
'72 VW Van, new engine. 962-0562,847-9640 CORVETI'ES '72 Grande. vs, AT, 67a.7525
'73 220D, stick, ice blue, good cood, must sell ---------i---------•I • 7 s V e t T . To P . stereo, runs & looks xlnl, ---------'72 Cbevf 1 ton Van,
camper coaverSion. bub·
ble t.op, elec ref rig, stove
w /oven, many, mally
xt ras. $3500 Dys ~
675-9701, eves 6'2·6100
clean. Must sell! $6500. S2800.847-0677 _____ 1 '73CoopeDeVtlle, --·~lo..a"'-<970MOU).lmmaculale! mustsel1Sl7S0.64G-7084 '76 Grand Prix, full pwr. 637-3321 ~ .-.000 -·~•~v ~ AC,xlntcood,$4500/Best ' . '72Sqbck -. MOVA COHCOUaS 'Tl Vet-Cruise (677504>. ·74 ll Ghia, 6 cyl, auto. air, ofr.1168-5818 • ...... "'.'66 Mercedes ~E. con· CHERRYCONDmON 5.J6-42l66 Loode-cl. a...tff'lll & Llkenew! nu rads, xlnt. 675-<Bi6 or ---------
vert. wbt/blk top, very lo 675-9016 •68 Fleetwood, full power, '7 6 Ve t -0 r a o g e . 642-833Sor640-091.8. iS dJx Gran Prix. 29,000 · xtra clu.n DesU'8ble Call _,._ 6 PM q::lc:IL Origi:lal ow.er (282035). Priced to sell! mi. lmmac inside-out.
IDl, • • '714.UAM/FM, Radials, SllOO. .....,r • _. --H UL-MW. '68 Vet-(91BHIL) R•,.. '74 Must. II, air, AM/FM, SJllOO ........ 7020.644-1192 ask for RB. ==::::::::;;..Tclass1c ~5896 aft 6 or NiceSlOOO. 5'-491% -· ... '° --,,. 1 ___ ..... _____ _
wknds --------• u..,. I 0,000 -''"-Gem! all options, 3SM. immac. GMCVAN1976
Good cooditioo, loaded.
~5078
CREVIER C.llS46-2022 '66 Fleetwood, mecb a:ro.. win w-..S. '76 Vet-4Spd. (401817). S2700.67~3S87 aft6. '76Grand Prix LJ, all pwr ·m 2.llUiE, air, AM/F~. '70VWCoovert.xlntcond. perfect, gd bod)', ~. SUperCood. 0.. bile 9955 items + other extras.
&I Sl A HOADWAY
SAIOA AMA
4:spd. excellent cood1· 52700. 646•6073 o r GJoria,66-3167. •lee Hllroof, tape '73 Vet-Convertible .Im $4600. ca n 540-7800 or
tiOD.Callafter6,66-9899 646-m5. ---------• deck stereo, a i r , (93tUEQ>. Nice car! •• •••••••••••••••••••• 752-0089.
----------• '69 CAD Deville, ltbr po-.......t-..t...-......... __ Jt-p-.. ...... __._ '76 Cutlass Supreme. T· .... --...__-....... -d---99-7-0 19752805, ll blu, moderate seats, pwr. Priced right. tric...,...doorw~_:"" ,....... --·-top, Ut wbl. AM/FM cas. ·-_.._ mileage, xlnt cood. Make VOLICSWAGEHS 9!00. SS7·9509 aft 6. _.. Ir Sporlcar Cetlhr P / S. P I B . S 11 v er . •••••••••••••••••••••••
AlltoLHl'-J 9510 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 835·3171 l ttm.J••~t a.,t.g or ...u.g flff Ut.JNilAft ORIVIHO IAACMIHf
•USEDBMWs•
'71 2002 4 spd (75314)
'73 2002 48 pd 3&tK BV
offer. 752 6240 WE IUY & SELL! Paid o•er $7000 200~ S. Manchester 536-0661. '73 T· Bird. Lthr int. xtras. t Selection C J o 9917 Wll Ml far $5000 Anaheim 756-2141 33.000 mi. Orig ownr . MG 9742 ••••••••••••••••••••••• a ccr Ott' tndl7
CALL KEH 540-755' ----------9590 '74 2002A.A IC I (S98LP0 l
'755.U Auto. <916MTV ) .
'7S200246pd,SR,137MUK
'6 OLKS $799 ... •••••••••••••••••••• 53M147 0-"""""-,,... 9935 i2 Cutb.ss SUpreme, p /S, SJSOO. 751·2015. -r----r P/B, A/C, 1 owner. $1950. --------'76 Midget, $3000. 1977 Camaro, loaded w /x· 640-7171 h"ttllnc.ra ....................... 673--0062. '73, beaut cond, loaded
536-4574 <297ADA) tras, must sell, $5600.1---------1 '76 Dodge Colt, 18,000 ml, w/ittras, pure luxury. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ------·--:'68V0LKS $599 Dys, 833-0943 ; 640-~ Stick, F M cassette.SellUungsfastwithDally P.P . $337S. 644·1586
9744 (05SDIL> evs/wknd idle iten:ia 642·5678 $2950. 847-2103 Pilot Want Ads. 752-2484 WIWIUIUY
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"17320;48,s/r-RBMUU Ul66 MGB-OT, runs great.
---------' 69 VOL.KS $999 A.Mtos, Mew 9800 A.Mtos, New 9100 A11tcK. M•w 9100 AllhK. Mew 9IOO Ne.w 9IOO
(4.14DHP) ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••• .. ••••••• ••••••••••••• .. ••••••••
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67~2604 after 7pm 751MW3.0SI $56 per .......
Borrow b018.36; OAC;
APR ls 22.5 p/c ; pay
back-$1344 .00 10 24 BARWICK DATSUN Thar best luxury sedan. Opel 9746
Not our line of cars. Buy ••••••••••••• • ••••• •• • •
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WE BUY
CLIAHCAIS
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Automallc & rum well.
(317DLN).
ONl.Y$975
New set & wi1.b this ad at
tJme oC purchase.
HOuse of lmport'S WEST GERMAN
••• _., ......... , ... t Jt ........ . 1975 ors. IMPORTS
SPO«TWAGOH 198SHarbol'Blvd.,C.M.
Oneofthelastooe'srrom 714/645-6120 COllNB.l
f I ~ f • ' I \ ' 1 ' l',.
9715 ~~~l)l~ ~ •••••••••••••••••
Gennaoy-Uke new m.a1de ----"------
&out! <68'7NAH>. '6l VW
OM&. y s 1975 540.5595 ?.828Harbor Blvd. ~ Qipri V-6, must sell. ~t'l~=A AM/f'M cassette. P IS, ...._,.. .. U Mtrt 1970 VW C•mper, reblt --------1 Dlxinter.640-1578. ~<;;11•M• eng, stereo, xln1 mech.
WEPAYTOPOOu..AR ~ 9720 !::::::========~ ~100. '31·9560 or
FORTOP USEDCARS ••••••••••••••••••••••• POl"ICM 9750 ---------
FOREIGN, DOMESTIC *DRIVE A* ....................... srARCARCustom '64 vw
orCLA.5SlCS um Poncbe 911S, only ~van. 3x6' s~.
tr your car ls ext ra clean * LlnLE. •• * 4500 mi, air, sunroof, Skywindows. cust paint. seeus,~U'Suat. 1u1-S .& VE • LOT leather, AM/FM, loaded. crpt~ paneling. Must sell
"' -AT A Must sell. $18 500. moVlDg out of country. 292SHarborBlvd. SHOP&COMPARE ~ ' Bsl ofr. 646-4022 eves
osta Mesa 979-2500 ---------: Days 547·9217.
WE BUY
USED CARS
BARWICK DATSUM
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8 31-1375493-3:'75
uns Targa. green, w /tan interior, low miles '71 Squareback, reblt eng, ~5(118 DU brakes. $1150. 675-1752.
C.~LGARTH
Used Car Mgr
71924. Yelloww/lanintr., I j b Fact serv'd, AM /FM 63 Bug, recent va.ve o .
stereo cass. Bra, mat.s & & brakes. $6.50. 63 VW
accessories. Lo mi. Bet Bug, sunroof, reblt eng.
ofr or uaume lease bal. ~trans. new brakes $750.
7S1·5006al'l6pm 63 Bug sunroor. needs
540-5630
1011\~0\ & ~O\
• LINCOLN ·MERCURY ~---...;.__ ___ , engine S32S. 642-2790
'i4 blue Carrera Coupe, • 2 626 HARBOR BLVD. clean, $13•000. Byron, 73 WesUbaha pop lop COSTA M ESA S47-0041 ~?l.53 camper. lmmac .• lo m 1, ' SUOO/offer. 646-01!10 or
WI IUY 63 S..90 cpe. 90% restr'd. 646-Qli
USIDCAllS! '7426trl,AM /FM,air,xlnt $4000. Must se,ll lmmed. _m_1 _VW __ B_us_,_cl_e_an_,_o_e_w
We're the new Chevrolet coad. 5(2.00. 968-7506after Great Bargain. SJ6.6934 tires & clutch, $1500.
ch:alership in the Irvine &&iweell.ena. ..-9755 67U940 aft 6PM ask for
Auto Center. We need ••••••••••••••••••••••• Harvey )'OW'usedcar! '76 DataWJ P.U. w/shell, TESTDllVEOUI --,
6
..;._1._--$6-0_0 __ JOE $3SOO. SS'l-3500 ext 282.
MAC PHERSON 75H1012 OF,TH,LEECY~'!_ 111.. 55M011
CHEVROLET '74 Datsun 710, 4 dr, A/C, 10AA '72 Bus, reblt eng. xlnt
xlnt cood. See to believe. Good invent.or)' in stock. cond lf · 21 Auto Center Drl ve B!lt olr. 673-8003 Hurry while they last! • grea or camping.
IRVlNE MIRACLE PJOO. Call644-5736
768-7222 '73 Stal.ion wagon, auto, MAD)AIDEHAULT VolYo 9772 -------: A/C, SllOO. I " 49>5389. 21S0Harbor Blvd. .. ......... ••••••••••••
Alitol. ... art.d COSTA MF.sA l&OUYOUIUY
••••••••••••••••••••••• '76 280Z. air. mags, 4-sp, • 645-5700 A usm VOLVO,
G .... 9701 lo mi's, immac. $89SO.i-------.....--i See u1 at Southern
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N.Y . Stoeks
VOL. 71, NO. 136, 3 SECTIONS, 28 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, MAY 16, 1978 TEN CENTS)
Briggs Quits Race, Endorses Davis
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LOS ANGELES CAP> -State
Sen. John Briggs. R·Fullerton, a
conser vative who tried to turn a
crusade again!>t homosexual
teachers into a campaign for
governor, withdrew from the
gubernatorial race today and
endorsed Ed Davis.
but that Daivs is "the closest
thing to one ·or the greatest
governors we have ever had,
Gov. Ronald,.. Reagan.··
Both Bngj; and Davis earlier
had been s~heduled lo appear as
candidates today before the
California Peace Officers
Association convention at the
Newporter Inn 10 Newport
Beach.
Davis to support his initiatives
against homosexual teachers or
to expand the death penalty in
return for his s upport. He
described Davi s as the
conservative with the best
chance of defeating Democratic
Gov. Edmund Brown Jr.
apparently to Kel\. Maddy.
another Republican candidate
for governor
.. Ed Davis will defeat Brown
Jr. JUSl as overwhelmingly as
Ronald Reagan defeated Bro"n
Sr. 12 years ago ··
In recent weeks. Briggs has
~a n celed mos t campaign
appearances. He refused all
requests for interviews after
r epo rts of his expec t ed
withdrawal lrom the June 6
Republican primary s tarted
ci rculating
Davis ranks either first or
second in va rious polls of
Republi(·an voters in the
razor·clo~e race. Briggs never
improved from his starling fifth
place. and he sank to two
percent GOP support in one
recent poll.
llUOO.S
At a Los Angeles news
conference. Briggs said the
former Los Angeles police chief
wasn't as conservative as he 1s, Briggs said he did not ask
"We Republicans don't have
to nominate a carbon copy of
Jerry Brown to defeat Jerry
Brown," Briggs said, · refernng <See BRIGGS, Page i\2>
Rejects Skateboard Park
'Guided To11r'
Free-lance Lawman Jailed
Sex Six. the alleged sell-proclaimed· Sheriff of The
State of California. was at Huntington Beach City Jail-">·
day, not exactly to inspect the facility, although he did get
a guided tour to a cell.
The ass<.'rted free·lance lawman. aged 44, was arrested
and booked Monday on susp1c1on of impersonating a police
ofhcer after taking a $27 taxicab ride from San Juan
Capistrano to the police station
.
lnvesti1!ators said the cabbie isn't above aiding the
law IO an_,cmcq~ency, but he wanted $27, not a glimpse of
Sh<.' riff Sfx 's flas hed silver badge with a State of CaliTbrnta
stal pasted over 1l.
lie <'la1med that credential entitled him to tree
transportation. <iccording to Dete<'tive Sgt. Luis Ochoa.
Police also remained puzzled about what kind of of.
ficial business brought their downstairs guest to head·
quarters anyway, but that'. where he still was today, in
.. lieu of $150 bail. ~
Many Elde rly
Tennessee Hotel
Blaze Kil/,s Seven
JELLICO. Tenn. CAP> -Fire
destroyed a hotel in this
f)Ortheast Tennessee community
'early today. killing at least
seven persons. official said.
Many of the hotel's residents
were elderly.
A mother threw her baby to
safety from a third·story win·
dow into the arms of tbe father
on a rooftop below, authorities
said, and several other residents
jumped from windows to escape
the flames.
"I've just been told we have
seven bodies now." said Dan
Sanderford, administrator of
Jellico Community Hospital
where a temporary morgue was
set up in a locker room at the
hospital.
··By looking at them, you can·
T een Injured ·
In Huntington
Still Ailing
A Pico Rivera teen·ager shot
in the chest when fighting broke
out among a crowd or more than
100 youths at Bolsa Chica State
Beach Saturday remained
hospitalized today.
The brawl also lert a 16-year·
old girl wounded when a bullet
smashed through the windshield
of a parked car in which she sat,
striking her s houlder.
Authorities say the boy. who is
listed in critical but stable condi-
tion at PadOca Hospital wttb
major internal injuries. cannot
be questioned until Ms condition
improves.
His name was not released
because he is ii juvenile. but
sheriff's Sgt. Bill Miller said he is
rrom Pico h.ivero and that most of
those involved in tile fight attend
two high schools ln that area.
The wounded teen-aged girl
was treated, held overnJgbt for
obseeyalion and later released
from Pacltica Hospital.
No one lmows wbQ or wh¥
sp,rked lht melce wbtch <>e·
curred on the beach bet~n
Golden West Street and Wamer Avenue ln Hunt.lngton Beach.
No Qne has been arrested ln
connecUon with the predAwo in· •
cideot belnlJ probed by the
shertU'a oUlce.
Ana~ Launched .
a.E-IRUT, IAbMOt9 (AP)
Some 40.000 Ethiopian troo.,..,,..
havt lauillched a pi.ocer oU..Wve
to cruab I.ho 16·Y ar·old ~belUon
in the nortbem Red Sea prov ..
Ince of Er1trea. the bt11est
rebel group report.M today.
not tell" the identities or even
the sex of the victims. San·
derford said. ''They're all in
body bags."
Rescue workers were still
searching for other possible vie
tims in the ruins of the three·
story brick Jenkins Hotel.
Jellico Police Chief Charles
Bruce said he unders tood 29
persons were registered in the
hotel Monday night. Harold
Boone. senior recorder in the
mayor's office, said Bruce told
him that he believed all but two
of the residents had been ac·
counted for.
"The roof and both floors
caved in," Sat,yierford said. "It's
all on one story now."
Among those hospitalized, he
said, were a young man and
woman and their baby and 5·
year.old child, Sanderford said.
"I talked to the father. He said
they could not go down the hall.
He jumped to the roof of a build·
ing next door and he was not
hurt. She threw him the baby
and then the 5-year-old jumped
and he broke the boy's fall. Then
she jumped."
Jellico Fire Department dis·
patcher Arnold Overton said
most of the residents were
"elderly retired people living on
pensions and so forth."
The fire, which also damaged
a nearby auto parts store and
T rallways bus station, was con·
tained about 8 a.m., about six
hours after it was reported. Its
cause was not immediately
known.
A reporter at the scene saw
firemen carrying residents of
the hoteJ down ladders from win·
dows.
. Fire departments from nearby
communities responded lo the
blaze tn thls town l<><:ated along
the Kentucky border in a rural
area.
Vet, 102,
JoimVFW
LONGMONT. Col o. <AP) -A 102-year~old
Spanlsh·Amerlcan War
veteran, who says he Juat
never aot around to lt before, hu become the
oldest penon to Join the
Vettte.,s ol Foreign Ware.
Asa Maxson, who will be
103 l\ext month, was awom la as a member of Pott ••• ,.. ,JlaQOQ was boal near
Hancocik, Mlon.f lo lftS
and aerved ln the fblbp-flaa tn 19 durl~ the 8pallla)l.;Americp War. ..
Juvenile
Crime
Age Hit
' By JACKIE HYMAN
Ot IM O.lly P'tlot Staff
Two Republican candidates
for governor said today in
Newport ~e.ach that they believe
16 and 17·year-olcb who commit
serious crimes should be treated
as adults.
Speaking to the California
Peace Officers Association con·
vention at the Newporter fon
•were San. Diego Mayor Pete
Wilson and Assemblyman Ken
Maddy, R·Fresno.
"If the crime is serious
enough, the age becomes im·
material," Wilson said.
"Wha~ a governor can do is to
sponsor legislation to lower the
age of responsibility to 16."
Maddy said that he believes
serious criminal records of
juveniles should not be subject
to confidentiality provisions.
"I think those record5 ouebt to
be can1ed 0¥11'.'• Maddy said.
"this way, they ~an have four
or five chances and then when
they're 18 they start over with a
clean record."
Maddy also said in his s~h
that he doubts the death penafty
will ever be irnplemented under
the current state Supreme Court
because he believes its members
oppose the death penalty.
However, Maddy expressed
optimism about the course law
enforcement legislation is taking
in California.
"We talked about rehabilita-
tion in the state for 60 years." he
said. "Now we're talking about
punishment. isolation and deter·
rents."
Wilson, who prefeded Maddy,
said he too believes the state
needs to be tougher on those who
commit serious crimes.
"We all believe in civil liberty
but frankly I am more con-
cerned about the welfare of the
victim than the rehabilitation of
the crimintll. I think we have
gone too far," Wilson said.
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Police Seek
Suspect in
RB Rape Try
A pudgy man who wore plaid
slacks and a sports jacket is
gought by Huntington Beach
police today after be allegedly
attempted rape of a 15-year-old
girl who was dragged into his
car on a busy street ln broad
dayllgb&
The v\cl\m, who had beet.
slapped and struck repeatedly.
according to police, sald she was
walking north along Warner A venue at Dressel Lane about
noon Monday when abducted.
She said the man, described as
ln his late ~. slowed his tom-
pact car at the curb, stopped
and spoke, so she leaned into the
car to hear over passing traffic
noise.
Detective Sit. Louis Ochoa
uld tt wa._ then the auspect.
pulled her lnto the vehicle, drove
away and fioal.11 stopped oa a
realdentlal side street.
No actual sexual assault e>c·
curred, lnvuUgatore aaid but
the vlctlm told them he had
begun to maul her when sbe
rougbt rree. jwnl)td out or the car and ran to a borne tor help.
.,6 ._~OLDEN, CQlo. (APJ -nreaty to 9D anU·nuclear dtili·
oulraton ~daued Utelr slt-
lft II ocwlly on 1 Nll apur leadlnl
Into th• Roell F' •~ nuclear
weapcna plan
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Thomas Signs In
To Assist Festival
The Huntington Beach City
Festival, which has not enjoyed
an over·abundance of exposure
in its past eight years. is getting
plenty· of help from an expert
this year.
City Councilman John A.
Thomas. who put up 2.200
political signs in his successful
candidacy in April, is doing the
same thing for the festival
although on a more limited
basis.
Thomas took matters In his
own' hands after he was asked
for advice on the best ways to
publicize the event. He and his
sons Steve. 9, and Mike, 6. put
up nearly 50 large s ign s
Pmr Charged
In 'Tipping'
LOS ANGELES ~APl -
A federal grand Jury has
accused a Redon o Beach
private investigator and
hls wile or mooltorj.ng law
~torc:emeot radio com·
munlcatlons and notifying
SUJ!R.eCts that they were
belng watcbed .
A slx·counl lndktment,
handed down Monday,
charses Kent O. Alex·
and er, 32, and hls wlte
Cheryl, 25, wlth conspiring
to possea narcotics wllh
lnt.ent to'dlatribute. theft
of government property
and foterct>pttna and
dt\'atsff11 tM ndto com· mwalulloni or Prut En·
rorcement. Admlhlstratlon
a1entt and Loi Antelcs
Pollu Depar&menl of· ncen.
•
tnroughout the city over the
weekend and Monday to
publicize the festival.
He also donated foundations
and plywood backing for signs
from his own campaign.
..The signs made a differen<'e
for me and they should for the
festival." he said. "The people
are going to have to look at them
every day."
The festival is sponsored' by
the Huntington Beach Coordinat·
ing Council. It will be held in the
quad area at Golden West
College from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Saturday.
A large number of non.profit
service organizations will
participate to publicize their ac·
livilies, according to Coordinat·
tng Council President Elaine
Craft.
Featured events will include a
scieMe fair, a number of bands.
entertainers, puppet s how. arts
and crafts display. gymnast1l'
exhibitions and a spelling bee
for 6th. 7th and 8th grade pupils.
There is no admission charge.
Last year's festival was held
on the 4th of July and the
turnout was dlsappolntlng, a.
spokaman sald.
Council Consid ers
FV Trash Refunds
Founta_tn Valley City Council
rnem bers tonight will discuss
poulble refunds to residenbl
who were for;ceci to dlJposo or
their own trash durtng Vie re·
centat.rik
Cuatomen were O\lt ce cent'I
per week ror the services that
they mls.sed.
The meetlt\I will be held at 8
pm. at cltf council cbamben,
10200 Slater Ave?.
Year's
Debate
Ended
By ROBERT BARKt:R
0t IM o.llY P'tio. St.If
A $1 million skateboard park.
f1r!>t proposed for the center of
ltuntmgton Bear h Central Park
a year ago. came t6 the encl of
the road Monday ni ght before a
h\Jgl' turnout 1n t·1ty c:ounc1l
c:hambers.
F1vl' t1ty council members
voted to turn down the facility
after hearing testimony for
more than two hours from 20
t•1t1zens who mostly opposed the
project.
Opponents ranged from a
fourth grade pupil concerned
about the impact on park
wildlife to an elderly man who
obJected on several grounds.
Another opponent said he flew
in from Mexico City specifically
to attend the hcarin~.
Some others in the audience
estimated at 250 supported the
skateboard facility, saying it
would be good for young people
and is badly needed.
Council members Ric hard
Siebert, Boh Mandie. J ohn
Thomas and Ruth Bailey con-
curred with opponents who ex·
pressed concerns or private en·
te rprise operating on public
parkland. impact on ncighborin~
residences and environmental
concerns.
Mayor Ron Shenkman also
join ed 1n voting down the pro-
posal by Universal Skate Parks
Inc. lie supported the concept
earlier in the evening.
He said today that he probahly
would have voted the other way
1f his ballot would have made
any difference.
Followin~ the vote, Shenkman
rhrected staff members to con-
sider alternative sites for the
fa c ility, including two other
park locations near the library
at Talbert Avenue and Golden
West Street and near Taylor
A venue 3.9d Golden west.
He added, however. that he
didn't believe that a Central
Park location woul~ be accepta·
ble to the majority of the coun-
cil
Ron Pattinson and Don
MacAllister voted for the facility
which would have been located
on 12 acres west of Golden West
and south of Tolbert.
M acAllister said that the city
has facilities for the very young
and the old but not for teen·
agers. "This lime we can help,"
he said.
Morton Wedner. vice presi·
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Co ast
We athe r
Fair and a little warmer
through Wednesday. Cows
tonight 55 to 62. High-;
Wednesday near 70 at th!!
beaches and near 80 in·
land.
INSIDE T ODAY
While Cmdr. Tyrone Martin
h '" charge, the USS ,
ConstUutfon 111 "an acht.H?
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Classes Cititicized
Jury Wants 'Exotic' Costs ·Listed
By GARY GRANVILLE
Of ltle o.lly ...... UUt
The Orange County Grand
Jury said Monday some local
school distncts are abusing their
powers by offering s uch adult
school courses as hang gliding
and bonsai gardening at tax-
pay~r expense. <Related stories
pages A3. A5 . >
Districts that prom6te such
courses. including sailmakm~
and ballroom dancing. should
publish what 1t <'OSL'> to educate
each student enrolled. the Grand
Jury said.
Furthermore. the jury added.
high school and unir1ed school
d1i.tricts should make exotic
courses sell-supporting through
tu1t1on charges.
And community college dis·
tra cts should sponsor legislation
that would make 1t legal for
them to c harge' tuition for
courses such as horse care and
Lowest in Years
County's Jobless
Rate Dips to 4.4o/lJ
Orange County•s unemploy·
m ent rate plunged from 5.1 per·
cent in March to 4.4 percent 10
April. according to figures re·
le a sed today by the s t at e
Em ploymenl D evelopment
Department !EDO).
The drop tn the county's un·
employment rate meant there
were 6.900 fewer county res1·
dents unemployed last month
than a month earlier.
It also rneant April's 4.4 per·
C'cnt unemployment rat e
matched las t Dec ember's
fi gure. the lowest in four years.
Fro111 Pog~ Al
SKATE ...
EDD labor statisticians pre-
dicted employment in Orange
County. which reached 945,000
jobs. last month. will continue to
climb in May and $une.
That prediction of higher
employment was based on ex·
peeled seasonal hiring in con·
struction. agriculture and
tourist industries.
And, the EDD analysts added
in their monthly labor s tatistic
report ... Manufacturing
l employment l will continue to
rise dramati1Jally throughout
1978 as expansion plans are im·
plemented and new firms move
into the area."
The state figures show that In
the past year the number of fac·
tory jobs in Orange County ro6e
by 12.~0 to reach 183 .300
workers.
dent of Universal Skate Parks "Several companies contacted
Inc .. contended that arguments in April reported adding new
marshalled againstthe park were night shifts and beginning new
"wcak.emot1onalandillogical." product lin es, .. the EDD
fle said that other private monthly report noted in its com
businesses arc located on Hunl· ments on the continuing upsurge
ington Beach public property in manufacturing employment.
and cited facilities at the pier. a April's rise in county employ·
restaurant near the pier and thy ment was paced by a 60().job
Huntington Beach Inn. , gain in agriculture. 400 workers
Mike Burkenfield. a leader in finding em p Io y men t In
the fight against locating the aerospace a nd 1,300 ne>N
skateboard course in the park. manufacturing jobs. according
said he opposed private prof· to EDD
iteeri ng on public land.
Burkenfield also criticized of·
f1 cials ror allegedly making
prior agreements without keep-
ing the public fully informed.
Council members approved
the environment.al impact report
on the project. finding it valid
Klan Warned
On Vigilante
and adequate But they said that ,4ctt•vi•t;nQ problems involving traffic. ef /,I ~a
Certs on wildJife and impact on
nearby residences could not bl'
solved.
Strikers Agree
To Contimte
Edison Talks
Talks are scheduled to resume
Friday in the slx·day old strike
at Southern California Edison
Company power stations in Hun-
tington Beach. San Onofre and
at ei~ht other Southland sites.
Edison and the striking mem·
bers of the Utility Workers
Union of America agreed late
Monday to a request by federal
mediator Tim O'Sullivan to re·
open talks.
A union spokesman said that
neither side has made any ma·
jor moves or concessions
towards settling the walkout.
Picketing is scheduled to con·
l1nue while the talks are in
progress.
Meanwhile. an Edis on
spokesman s aid that nearly all
the 3.000 construction workers at
an expansion project at the San
Onofre Nuclear Generating Sta·
lion were back at work today.
SAN DIEGO <APl -The new
U .s. attorney in San Diego says
he is warning the Ku Klux Klan
against any "vigilante activity"
aimed at aliens along the Mex-
ican border.
Michael Walsh made the state·
ment after conceding his omce
was unable to find a resident
Mexican alien kidnapped by four
members of the Klan.
The man was hltchhlking near
San Clemente when they picked
him up April 3, Walsh said Mon·
day. In the car, they accused
him of being Illegally in the
United Stales. When he pro·
duced a green U.S. card. they
threw it out the window.
Then they drove to a U.S.
Border Patrol c h eckpoint.
turned over the man to officers
and identified themselves as
Klans men. Walsh said.
At the time. the Mexican
dec lined to prefer charges
against them and has since
vanished. Walsh said.
Charges Remain
'OAKLAND <A Pl -William
antJ Emily Harris. accused kid·
nappers of Patricia Hearst.
failed Monday to have charges
of causing bodily harm removed
from the 13-count Indictment
against them.
basic boating, according to the
Grand Jury.
"There was a lime when we
did charge for courses that are
characterized by the grand
jury ." responded Richard
Simon. director or community
relations for the Coast Com-
munity College District.
"In 1974." Simon said today,
"the state Education Code ruled
against charging ror education.
There are no plans al this lime
lo change this policy." Simon
said.
In Its four·page release, the
jury said it "wishes to call
public attention to those districts
which are abusing the discre·
tJOnary power delegated to them
by the stale with regard to adult
education."
But the Grand Jury didn't say
which districts it .. would com·
mend for "their realistic ap
proach to adult education."
Nor did the jury say which dis·
tricts it would condemn £or
abuse of power.
Jury foreman Henry Webber
said a breakdown between dis·
tricts mus t exist .. or we
wouldn't have said It."
But jury membe r Grace
Winchell said. "I really don't
want to name districts. Hopeful·
ly, we're alerting the public and
I don't want to specify dis·
tricts."
However. The Grand Jury's
report did say that districts
should have ways lo evaluate
adult courses and that some way
of measuring the need they fill
should be used.
"The jury believes that the
taxpayer· rightfully Is question·
ing the type and extent or public
adult education being provided
and is correct in s~king a re·
evaluation or objectives," the
Grand Jury report said.
It noted receiving complaints
that adult course offerings
sometimes contain lnap·
proprlate sl.lbject matter and
that classes are sometimes con·
tinued after dropping beyond
minA.mumstudent loads.
"I don't ·think we have a
frivolous program," responded
another Orange .Coast school of.
flcial. Supt. John Nicoll of the
Newport-Mesa Unified School
District.
He said today that his district
undertakes a "serious examlna·
tion of adult school offerings,"
adding that courses are offer~
"that seem to be within the
province of a unified district and
that aren't offered by colleges or
recreation departments.
"We try to avoid duplication,"
he noted.
.Dollar Rises,
Active Marlcet
Post.s Gaim
NEW YORK <AP> -The
stock market ran up another
sharp gain In heavy trading to·
day. aided by a rising dollar in
foreign exchange.
The Dow Jones average o( 30
industrials. up 6.06 points Mon·
day to a seven-month closing
high. climbed another 9.88 lo
856.04 by mid-day.
G alners outstripped 106ers by
a 3·1 margin among New York
Stock Exchange.listed issues.
Big Board volume reached
13.52 million shares in the first
hour. The opening-hour record
of 17.58 million was set April 25.
The dollar continued to gain
ground against leading foreign
currencies today. encouraging
interest among overseas in-
vestors in U.S. stocks.
Analysts said a Treasury
...Department official's forecast
Monday or a iradual narrowing
of the U.S. trade deficit over the
next few years helped both the
dollar and the stock market. A u.s District Judge had or·
dered picket lines by the Utility
Workers removed at tbe ex·
pansion project which Is
represented by other unions not
on s trike.
El Toro Marines
OAANOE COAIT w,
DAILY PILOT
Cross Burning May
Have Been a Hoax
ByTbeAuodated Pret5 not believe they were associated
with the Klan. The men had
!'lever•I friends who are black
and never made serious
derogatory remarks about
blacks. the newsp1per said.
Saying tht·~ nu lunger find
satisfaction 111 tht•1r st•\·t·n
y (.' li r m a. r I' I i.I g t! • H 0 111 ll g
Stones ~in~c.·r '.\1irh. .htggc.•r
and his w1l't'. Bwnta. ha\ L'
hegun cli\Or(·t' prot·eeding:-.
He is rumored to ha \'C a new
cempanion. a T<'xas mo<1t•I.
Pendle ton
LNG Site
Opposed
..._/
By SfEVE MITCHELL
OI llW o.tly l'llot 5wff
A U.S. Congressman. Marine
Corps and Navy brass and top
officials fll6lm two utility firms
told state coastal commissioners
Monday night they are opposed
to use of a portion of Camp
Pendleton ror a liquefied natural
gas terminal.
The strongest objections to use
or Homo Canyon on the ocean
side of the San Diego freeway
at Camp Pendleton. came from
Rep. Robert E. Badham. wbose
40lh Congressional Dis trict
encompasses the sprawling
Marine Corps base.
In a s trongly worded
statement read by aide Howard
Seelye. Badham accused the
coastal commission's staff with
purposely attempting to kilt the
whole concept o r an LNG
terminal project in the state.
"ln looking at the overall
picture of the controversy over
where to locate an LNG
terminal," Badham s tated. "it
appears abundantly clear that
there is purposeful mischief in
the s taff report which ranl<s
sites by preference.··
In a s tarr report to
commissioners earller this
month. Camp Pendleton was
ranked as first of four sites for
construction or an L-NG
term in al. The staff's second
preference is Rattlesnake Ca·
nyon in San Luis Obispo County.
followed by Little Cojo near Point
Conception and Deer Canyon in
Ventura County.
Badham 's statement Monday
is a 180 degree switch from
remarks he made las t week
s.aying he would support the
Camp Pendleton site "if It is
inevitable ...
Assessm e nts Rise
LOS ANGELES <AP> -The
city's total assessed property
value rose 17.5 percent last year
for the biggest hike In 30 years.
officials report. City Ad·
mlnistrative Officer C. Erwin
Piper said Monday that the
average increase of 50 to 100
percent for individual property
owners was due to soaring land
values.
-
A supposed Ku Klux Klan
croRs burning at El Toro Marine
Corps Air Station may actually
have been a hoax staged by six
enlisted men to hasten their
discharge. Military police who a rrested
them said the cross was not
ianited until after they had
. .,,. --.
While questioning men on the
baae about the March 30
incident. the Naval InvesllgaUve
Service learned that aome or the
slx Marines had telephoned
frltnds after their release from
the service and told them the
eplsode had been deel.tned to aet
them out of the servlce. The
Santa Ana Realster reponed.
The Marine Corps hid no
lm mettiate comment and the 1tx
M.r"'n_.. ldeaUU•• wepe not
lmmed.Ja~l)' kTIQWJ'I,
Three black Martnee told
lnveetlgalorl they knew aeveral
oC tho six mm and, based on
their rda11onahlp w&tb lb m. dJd
arrived.
Recovered at the scene were
three candles, a bottle of lamp on, a croa made of broom and
mop handles and a book about
the Klan. 'lbree of the men wore
white aheeta and hoods. ,
The newspaper said that two
or the men recef vecJ honorable
dl1chargea. two aot aeneral
dldhartea under h on orable ~ndlUona end ou bed-hi•
enll•tmtrtt voldtd. Tb 1bth requested and rec•lv•d •
dlacharie ror the sood of the servl~e.Jte ~•oe-~'"'1H!tet'Htr--t
tho pape:r u.id.
Credit Sp ree
Freed Suspec~
Reports Theft
A man who surrendered after
police alleged he barricaded
himself tn his north Huntington
Beach home Sunday. defying
police SWAT team members.
was freed on $10.000 ball Mon·
day, onlY, to encounter more
problems.
Nick Urban. 59. of 15601
Toway Lane. telephoned police
f',.._ Paflf? A l
BRI&GS ••.
But that small amount or
s upport could be critical if the
voting Is as close as recent polls.
whiC'h have placed Davis.
Attorney General Evellc
Youn~er and Assemblyman Ken
Maddy aJl within a range of five
percentage points. and San
Diego Mayor Pete Wil~on a few
points behind in fourth.
Briggs· bes t-known backer .
tax critic Howard Jarvis. author
of the Proposition 13 property
tax cut initiative. s aid in a
separate interview that he had
not talked to Briggs recently.
but believed the report to be
accurate. ....
"I've heard the s ame rumor.
Under the circumstances. I have
to believe 1t." Jarvis said. "I
understand the Briggs campaign
did not get off the ground."
Jarvis. who has built an
influential political following or
his own, said he is prepared
"not only to endorse Davis. but
to campaign for him. I've known
Davis for 20 years, and he hal>
one quality above all others.
He's honest."
Briggs is generally regarded
a s the mos t conse rvative
Republican in the gubernatonal
primary. with a campaign built
around proposed voter
initiatives to make 1t easier to
fire homosexual teachers and to
broaden the death pepalty.
Davis. who opposed Briggs on
both measures. is nonetheless
the closest politically to Briggs
among the other contenders and
the most likely to inherit Briggs
s upporters. with or without the
Fullerton legislator's
endorsement.
Most or Briggs' support in the
polls came from his home area
of Orange County.
Briggs said a lack of support
and a dry campaign treasure
chest fi gure equally in his de·
cision.
"I indicated to the chief I was
totally at his disposal." Briggs
said. "I told him I would ,dg
anything that he asked except
for one thing. l can't tum over
any campaign funds, because I
don't have any."
Briggs said he has spent
"more than Sl million" on his
two initiative campaigns with
most or the money going to his
petition drive to broaden the
death penalty.
Briggs said support by Davis
(or the inltiallve was not a pre·
requisite ror the endorsement.
·'There is absolutely no quid
pro quo. This is an absolutely
clean deal," Davis said.
However, Davis declined to
s tate a position on the in·
itiatives, hinting he would take
positions when and 1r they ap-
pear on the ballot. In the past,
Davis has criticized both in·
itialives.
Davis called Briggs' decision
"the act of a fine. decerit person
who has placed the/state or
California and the Republican
Party above his own personal
aspirations."
about .i 30 p.m from home to re·
tlOrt someone had entered the
house and stolen his credit cards
while he was in jail.
He said a check with the credit
cards· issuing firms showed
someone had run upa Sl.600tabon
a shopping spree during the day
Mon day. according to pol ice.
Urban. an aer06pace industry
worker, was arrested aod
booked on suspicion of assattll
with a deadly weapon following
the Sunday night episode which
ended peacefully
PoliC'e were summonf'd to the
neighborhood just off McFadden
Avenue al Edwards Street about
7:45 p.m .. after Urbah'5 room·
mate. Justin S. Cate. 26. ran to a
neighboring house for help.
He c·a lled police to allege
Urban had fired a shot from a
.357 Magnum r evolver. one of a
number of guns in the house. at
him during a period or d/mking
and despondency over a'family
problem.
Getting no res ponse from
Urban. ·who ignored efforts to
contact him. police said . the
SWAT team was dispatched. but
Officer Patrick Gildea finatly
lalked the suspect into surren·
dering at 10:07 p.m .. after a
lengthy phone conversation.
Police said today th;lt Urban
arranged for a batl bondsman to
cover his Sl0,000 ball and was
freed late Monday morning.
He is tentatively scheduled for
arraignment May 31 in West
Orange County Judicial District
Court.
Fullerton
Cops Se ek
Missing Girl
Fullerton police today are
investigating the disappearance
or a lS·year-old girl who was last
s een on her way to a party
Saturday night.
Police said there is nothing in
the girl's past to suggest she
might be a runaway.
Nor is there any indication she
could be an abduction victim or
have met with foul play.
'
However. the search for
Wendy Sue Klarer. 15. of 3073
Lakeview St.. Fullerton. -
inlensined today as three days
passed without any word of her
whereabouts.
Police described the missing
girl as 5-feet. 2 inches tall.
weighing 135 pounds. having
blue eyes and blond hair.
When last seen by her parents
al about 9 p.m. Saturday. the
girl was wearing a white blouse
and blue skirt. police said.
Speaker Club
Will Go Coed
The previous ly all -mall·
Toastmasters International
speakers club is abandoning
Toastmistresses and recruiting
women lo join their ranks now.
Costa Mesa-based Chapter 99t
meets tonight al 7:30 o'clock in
Costa Mesa County Water
District headquarters at 1965
Pomona Ave .. Costa Mesa. lo
begin a drive for new members.
Residents of cities all along
the Orange Coast may join and
need only call Pat Gaynor at
839-3698. for further information
or come to the meeting to sign
up for members hip.
I Irvine •
EDITION
VOL. 71 , NO. 136, 3 SECTIONS, 28 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
Today•s Closin.i
N.Y. Stoeks
~ I,
TUESDAY, MAY 16, 1978 TEN CENTS)
Fire Destroys· Hotel; Seven Killed
JELLICO. Tenn. <AP > -Fire
des troyed a hote l in this
nortlu?ast Tennessee community
early today. killing at least
seve n persons. official ~aid.
Many of the hotel's residents
were elderly
A mother threw her baby to
safely from a third-story wan ·
dow into the a rms of the Cather
on a rooftop below. authoraues
said. and several other residents
Jumped from windows to escape
t he rtames.
"I've just been told we have
sevea bodies now,·• said Dan
Sanderford. administrator of
J e llico CommuniU Hospital
where a tempofilof morgue was
set up in a locker room al the
hospital.
'"By looking at them. you can·
not tell" the identities or even
the sex of the victtiQs. San-
derford said . ··They ·re all in
body bags."
Rescue worke rs were still
searching for other possible vie·
tims in the ruins or .the three·
s tory brick Jenkins Hotel. .J
Jellico Police Chier Cblarles
Bruce said he understood 29
persons were registered in the
hotel Monday night. Harold
Boone. senior recorder in the
mayor's offi ce. said Bruce told
him that he believed all but two
of the residents had been ac·
counted for
Get ting ihe Message Dell ............... LM ... ,_
The driver of this s m ashed Rambler found
ha r s h justice today. When California
Hi ghway Patrolman Ri chard Van Coff
responded to call that parked car was
rear ended, he did his job and wrote a
ti cket citing the car Jor being parked in
a .. No Parking" zone. Other driver was not
cited . The double whammy occuTTed on
Toledo Street in front or El Toro High
School.
Study Update
Cost Set
At $15,000
Should Irvi ne taxpayers spend
$1 5,000 to update an engi neering
study of a proposal to lower fi ve
miles of Santa Fe Railroad
track'?
Public Works Director Brent
Mt1chow will ask the City Coun·
cil tonight to consider such an
expenditure.
The council meets in study
session al 7 · 30 p.m .. at city hall.
17200 Jamboree Blvd.
The project has been con·
sadered since 1975, when at wa~
placed on the funding priority ·
hsl or the state Public Utahl.Je:.
Commission.
Muchow said it never has been
g1 ven a high pnoraty. ranking 35
to 40 on a state hst of 80 possible
projects each year
The city Transportation Com·
mission has recommended only
S.5.000 be allocated to the study
update.
The actual project would cost
an estimated $15 million. The
city's share would be 10 percent,
or $1.5 million.
Plans call 'for grade changes
at Culver Drive. Yale Avenue,
Jeffrey Road and Sand Canyon
A venue. The purpose or the
grade lowerings would be to re·
duce the noise of trains passing
through town and to improve
traffic safety.
Briggs WithJraws,
Endorses ·Ed Davis
LOS ANGELES <AP > -State
Sen. John Briggs, R·Fullerton. a
conservative who tried to turn a
crusade agains t homosexual
teachers into a campaign for
governor. withdrew from the
gubernatorial r ace today and
endorsed Ed Davis.
J\t a Los An geles news
conference. Briggs said the
former L-Os An~eles police chi ef
wasn 't as conservat ive as he 1s,
but that Daivs is "'the closest
thing to one or the greatest
governors we have ever had.
Go\'. Ronald Reagan ...
Both Bnggs and Davis earlier
had been scheduled to appear as
candidates lod&y before the
Ca lifornia Peace Officers
Association convention at the
Newporter Inn in Newport
Beach.
Briggs said he did not asl.
Davis to support his initiatives
against homosexual teachers or
to expand the death penalty in
r,turn for his support. He
described Davis as t h e
con servative with the best
chance of defeating DemocraUc
Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. ,
"We Republlcans don't have
to nominate a carbon copy of
J erry Brown to defeat Jerry
Brown." Briggs said. referMng
apparentl y to K en Maddy.
another Republican candidate
for governor.
.. Ed Davis will def eat Brown
Jr. just as overwhelmingly 8'
Ronald Reagan defeated Brown
1111001 OAVIS
Sr 12 years ago."
In recent weeks. Briggs has
ca nce le d most ca mp aign
appearances. He re fused all
requests for interviews after
r e p o rts o f ha s expec t ed
withdrawal from the June 6
Re publican primary started
circulating.
Davis ra nks eithe r first or
second in va rious polls of
Republican voters in the
razor·close race. Briggs never
Improved from his starting fifth
place, and he sank lo two
percent GOP s upport in one
recent poll.
B ut that s mail amount of
s upport could be critical if the
voting Is u close as recent polls,
which have plat-ed Davis.
A'ttorney Genera l Evelle
Younger and Assemblyman Ken
r.taddy all within a range of five
percentage points. and San
Diego Mayor Pele Wll$0n a few
poif)tS behind In fourth .
Jrlggs· best-known backer.
(See Bl!IGGS. Page Al>. ·.
·'The roof and both floors
ca ved in." Sanderford said. "ll·s
all on one story now '•
Among those hos)w•alized. he
said. were a you~~man and
woman and their baby and 5·
year·old child. Sanderford said.
.. J talked to the father. He said
they could not go down the hall
He jumped to the roor of a build
ing next door and he was hot
hurt. She threw him the baby
and then the 5-year·old Jumped
• '
By GARV GRANVILLE
Of tM o.11, ...... Steff
The Orange County Grand
Jury s aid Monday some local
school districts are abusing their
powers by offering such adult
school courses as hang gliding
and bonsai gardening at tax·
payer expense. <Related stone:.
pages AJ. AS. l
Districts that promote s uch
courses. including saalmaking
and ballroom dancing. should
publish what it costs to educate
Medicare
Short.fall
Predicted
WASHINGTON <AP l -The
Social Security trust funds that
pay benefits to retired a nd ws·
abled workers are in good shape
for several decades. but the fund
that pays hospital insurance un·
der Medicare will go broke by
1990. the system ·s trustees told
Congress today.
They said in an annual report
that the higher payroll taxes
Co ngress app r oved last
December have "restored the
financial soundness or the old·
age. survivors and disability in·
surance program through the re·
mainder of this century and into
the early years of the next one.··
But. as expected. the hospital
ins urance fund will need shoring
up in the next decade to remain
solvent.
The report said that the
hospital fund is expected to lose
$400 million in 1985 and then
"decline rapidly until it is ex·
hausted in about 1990. ··
Tha t prediction as a rosier
estimate than last year when the
trustees said the hospital fund
would go broke by 1987. That
figure was revised in 1978 after
the refinancing bill passed.
The trustees advised Congress
to exercise caution in any move
to curtail the Social Security
payroll tax Increases recently
approved.
Some members or Congress
favor using general tax funds to
pick up additionul hospital in·
surance costs under Medicare.
General tax revenue~ already
a re used to pay the bulk or the
cost of Medicare's optional
medical insurance fund th"at
pays doctors· bills and outpa ·
tient hospital costs for retirees
who pay a monthly premium.
The report was made by the
trustees. Health. Education and
Welfare Secretary J oseph J\.
Califano Jr .• Lab<>r Secretary
Ray Ma rshall and Trea sury
($tt DEnCIT, Page A2) Irvine Woman
Reports Rape,
Robbery 'Was Da111ned ··Seared'
An Irvine woman was al·
tacked ~ay after leaving her
shower by a mah who grabbed
tier from behind, t hrew her onto
her bed aod raped her. she told
police.
She s aid the man menaced her
wlth a hunttna knife with a 7.
Inch blade •nd dark brown
wooden handle. Re th~atcned to
kJll her lt ahe reported 1.he at·
tack. she Hid.
Th woman, 28, d eribed him
as fn hil urly 20s. 1lx t t Lall
and slendtt. wtlh Iona undy
hair ind a ruU lllOUlladlt. .
tt a tan fktl. rown
PllD'-.cl black tMtber j'}oy8,
s he Hld. Her allant also rob~ her
wallet Ot •. the aatd.
Ador 'Duke' Wayne F..eared Losing His Voice
and he broke the boy's fall . Then
she jumped.'"
Jellico Fire Department dis·
patcher Arnold Overton said
most of the r esidents wer e
'"elderly retired people laving on
pensions and so forth · ·
The {ire. wtuch also damaged
a nearby auto parts store and
Trailways bus station. was con·
tained about 8 a.m .. about sax
hours after it was reported Ill>
t·ausc was not 1m mcd1atelv
known. •
A reporter at the scene saw
firemen carrying residents of
the hotel down ladders from win·
dows
f''irc departments from ncarb~
commwut1C!; responded to the
blaze an thts town located along
the Kentucky border 1n a rural
area
Hits
Classes
each student enrolled. the Grand
Jury said.
Furthermore. the jury added.
high school and unified school
districts should m ake exotic
courses sell·suppo~1 g through
tuition charges~
And communal college d1~·
tracts should sponsor leg1slat1on
that would make it legal for
them to c harge tuition for
courses s uch as horse care and
basic boating, according to the
Gra!ld Jury.
Vet., 102,
Joins VFW
LONGMONT. Colo
CA p) -A 102.year·Old
Sp a nis h·American Wa r
veteran. who says he just
never got around t o it
before. has become the
oldest person to join the
Veterans of Foreign Wars.
Asa Maxson. who will be
103 next month. was sworn
in as a member or Post
2601.
Maxson was born near
Hancock. Minn., an 1875
and served in the Philip·
pines in 1898 during the
Spanish·American War.
lroine Cops
l~tigate
&uglaries
rrvine police are investigating
burglaries and a theft reported
Monday involving Sll.800 an
goods.
An Irvine Co. employe~ told
police that gas ranges were
stolen from fi ve Heratagt-Park
area houses being built on
Raleigh Street. The burglar ap·
pa rently entered the houses
through the kitchen windows.
a nd trucked the ranges out
through adjacent carport a reas
The ranges we re valued at $240
each.
Southwest Engi neeri ng. at
17752 Skypark Blvd • rePQrted
the theft of a tabletop computer.
valued at $16.000. and or two elcc·
tric typewriters valued at St.600
A construction trailer owned
by Arnel Development and
located on Walnut Avenue near
J e ffrey Road was repo rted
burglarized of more than S3.000
in equipment in c l udln~ a
wheelbarrow. s hovels und
carpenters levels .
Airport Foes
Press Fight
TOKYO CAP> -F oes of
Tokyo's new inte rnati onal
airport burned government
s ignit and chained themselves to
fences as they kept up their
campaign to block the opening
or the billion-dollur mstallallon
on Saturday.
T h f s I g n s o rd t' rl n g l h c
aaltatonl to l~Vl! the area were
posted b1 Transport Ministry of.
ficlala Who also read vacate or.
dcrs over loudll peake u lo
radlcals and Jarmera holed up In
two strongholds near the
airport 's on operatlon•I
runway.
The offh:tal~ were badced by rtot poli~ lh .armored vehicle&.
But no atternpl was made to
evlct the demonstntora, and no
:un aTffl)Ol'(
"There was a time when we
did C'harge ror courses that are
c harat•\er11.ed by the grand
Jury ... re~pondcd Ric hard
Simon. director of communitv
relations for lht• Coast Com
~unit y College Oastrn·t
· In 1974. ·· Simon ~aid toda\.
.. the state Education Code ruled
agains t charging for education.
Then.• are no plans at this timt•
to change this polity ... S'f1on
(See FRILLS, Page A2 l
Freeway
'Writeoff'
Plans Hit
By MICHAEL PASKEVICH
OI 1111 0.11• Ptllt SUitf
Costa Mesa Mayor Ed
McFarland has called a special
City Council session for May 24
an the wake or state Transporta·
t1on Director ·Adriana Gian ~
turco's announcement Monday
of plans to write off the Costa
Mesa Freeway
Mayor McFarland expressed
"great concern" over Ms. Gian·
turco ·s apparent intent to erasl'
from state planning boards the
~le 55 freeway a long Newport
Boulevard. The freeway plan
has been on the books s ince 1944.
McFarland said the purpose of
the special council study session
will be to decide on a course of
aC't1on.
A ssembl y man Denni :-.
Mangers. D-Huntington Beach,
who pushed for a decision by
s tate transportation offi cials on
the freeway·s future. said plans
to rescind it are "'totally and
completely unacceptable ...
The assemblym an. who 1s
seeking rc·electaon this year.
said he is wilting to lead a city
fi ght an protest.
Ms . Gianturco said it wa~
"very clear" that the 2.2 malt'
route as currently proposed b
not practical financially. and <1
freeway would be ··extremely
disruptive to the community
without significant transport<.1 ·
taon system benefiL5."
In a letter to McFarland. M~.
Gianturco s aid:
-The state is wi lling to meet
with city officials within two
weeks to discuss traffic im
prov e ment s on N e wport
Boulevard.
-Procedures should be in·
(See FREEWAY, Page A2l "
Coast
Weather
f'alr. and a httle warmer
through Wednesday. Lowl>
tonight 55 to 62. Highs
Wednesday near 70 at the
beuches and near 80 an
land.
INSIDE TODA'°'
While Cmdr. Turonc Martm
ill Ill cho rg1>, 1111' USS
C'on~llradfon ill "an active
flhlp, not o musef.lm... See
Page B.t
I
7
. .
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t rt ist i t• Coneput er
I '1111 11.anild l'11hl'll ttt t T San D1t'go hold~ the leash to his
•••mpuh·rdtt\t'll dr,n\1ng m:1d111w ,\ltt•r fl\l' ~·t•ar~ of
p111i.:1.1mm111 ~ lhl· a11 tt•adwr .... :., .... 111 ... ma('h111t• dra\\!'>
illO 111 1.·llirt'" amt {'.Ill 1!11 011 :met 011
Cross Burning May
Have Been a Hoax
By The Associated Press
,\ ::,upposed Ku Klux Klan
t•rnss burning Cll El Toro Manne
Corps ,\1r Statton muy :.ictually
ha\l' bt•cn a hoax l>taged by SI'<
l'nllsted men to hasten thei r
d1:-.char~l'
Whtie quc.,tioning men on the
lla:-.e about th e March JO
1nt 1dcnt. the Naval lnvest1gat1\C
SL·rv1<'c learned that some or the
... , '< Marines had telephoned
I rtl•nds after their release from
lhe service and told them the
l'(llSOdc had been des igned lo get
them out of the service. The
Santa Ana Register re~rted
The Marine Corps had no
immediate comment and the six
Marines· identities were not
immediately known
Three black Marines told
'"' cst1gators they knew several
of the six men and. based on
t hl'1r rclutionship with them. did
not hcltt·H• they were associated --
\11th the Klan. The men had
Whi ttier S lwot
Victim Won't
Press Charges
,\ Wh1tt1er man who asserted
II was s hot in the leg by his
Irvine hostess said from his
Tustin Community Hospital bed
today he won 't press charges
<•!!ainst her
"It was :,trictly :.in accident,"
-.aid Donuld Griffeth. 39. who 1s
111 good cond1t1on. m ending rrom
,1 38·cahber bullet wound in the
right t:alr.
G rifreth was shot last Friday
\1 hc.n he and his wife were the
last guests to leave a party at
1he home of Sandra Robbins. 34.
of 14701 Deerpark St.
Miss Hobbins told police Grif·
fl'lh h;.1d bcl'ome rowdy. refused
lo leave. broken furniture and
harassed her dog. She said she
got the gun to scare him off and
it accidentally discharged.
Policf.' indit'ated they would
-.eek no charges against the
woman unless Griffeth wished to
file a complaint.
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several friends who are black
and nc'l'r made ser ious
cll•rogatory remarks about
blacks. the newspaper said.
Military police who arrested
thl'm said the cross was not
ignited until after they had
arrived.
Recovered at the scene were
three candles. a bottle of lamp
01 1. a t:ros:. made or broom and
mop handles and a book about
the Klan. Three of the men wore
"h1te sheets and hoods.
The newspaper said that two
of the men received honorable
discharges. two got general
dischar ges under honorable
1.·o nditions and on e had h is
enlistment voided. The sixth
requested and received a
discharge ror the good of the
::,t•rvice to es<:ape court martial.
the paper said.
f'ro• Page A J
FRILLS ...
said.
In its four-page release. the
JUry said 1t "wishes to call
public attention to those districts
which are abusing the discre-
tionary power delegated to them
by the slate with regard to adult
education."
But the Grand Jury didn't say
which districts it would com·
mend for "their realistic ap·
proach to adult education.··
Nor did the jury say which dis·
tricts it would condemn for
abuse of power.
Jury foreman Henry Webber
said a breakdown between dis·
tra c ts mus t exist "or we
wouldn't have said it."
But j ury member Grace
Winchell said, "I really don't
want to name districts Hopeful·
ly. we 're alerting the public and
I don't want to specify dis·
tricts."
However. The Grand Jury's
report dad say that districts
should have ways to evaluate
adult courses a nd that some way
or measuring the need they fill
should be used.
·'The jury believes that the
taxpayer rightfully Is question·
ing the type and extent of publlc
adult education being provided
and is correct in seeking a re·
evaluation or objectives ... the
Grand Jury report said.
It noted receiving complaints
that adult course offerings
sometimes contain inap·
propriate subject matter and
that classes are sometimes con·
tinued after dropping beyond
m 1 n i mum student loads .
'I don't ·think we have a
frivolous program:· responded
arfother Orange Coast scbool of-
ficial, Supt. John Nicoll of the
Newport-Mesa Unirted School District.
Jewe-er Kills
Theft Suspect
SAN FRANCtSCO lAPl -A
55 .year·old San Franct1co
jeweler. who 1ho\ nt but mined
th~ last two robbers who held up
hla 11tort. htt tds marrtbls time
and killed the band.IL
The "demt mu was tctenttfted
as Davld Jones, 26.
Traffic Nightillare
CHP Brands Toro· R OOd 'R eal Killer'
By JERRY CLAUSEN ot ... o.ity ..........
El Toro Road, between
Tra bu co Road and Cook 's
Corner, is considered by
California Highway Patrol of-
fi cials to be one or Orange Cotm·
ty's tw o biggest traffic
nightmares.
"It's a real killer," concurs a
county Environmental Manage-
ment Agency project spokesman
who is herding plans through
state and. federal age~i...~ to im-
prove a 2.75-mile stretch ol the
winding highway.
Last year, a highway patrol
spokesman said, three raal ac·
eldents occurred along the five
miles or two-lane asphalt, 39 col·
lisions resulted in injuries and
an additional 57 accidents
caused property dama~e.
The accident rate, said the
EMA spokesman, is 6.5 times
greater than the county
average.
miles north ot Trabuco Road.
Although the road is con-
sidered a scenic highway linking
the south county area with
O'Neill Park and other recrea-
tional areas. the route Is used
more often as a shortcut to the
freeways in the areas north and
east of Santa Ana, a highway
patrolman noted.
County tramc studies show
that an average 4.000 vehicles
use the twisting road daily. The
highway patrol reports,
however, that most tramc
seems to be between 6 and 10
p.m .. when "the route is un-
forgiving lo drowsy drivers or
those who have had a little too
much todr.ink."
Right no..O. said the highway
patrol spokesman. it's El Toro
Road and Ortega Highway
<which are considered mosL
dangerous for traffic I. Laguna
Canyon Road . he s aid. h as
be~ome l~s a problem.
To combat the problems along
El Toro Road. Orange County
plans to spend $2.4 million In
easing some of the highway's
curves.
When federal environmental
approval is granted the proJect
-probably in about three
months -federal funds also will
be sought, the county EMA
spoktsman said.
An estimated $700.000 is to be
spent to secure property to ease
some dangerous curves. she
added. and the rest is to go for
planning and construction. ex·
pected to begin in late 1979.
To be "made safer" is the
2.76-mile portion immediately
south er Cook's Corner. she said.
Some road widenmg already 1s
under way immediately
northeast of Trabuco Road in El
Toro where home development
is scheduled.
. .............
Sa~·mg they no lon~cr find
S(.l t1sfact1on in their scnm·
Yl'<Jr marriagt'. R~lling
Stone<; singer "ti<:k Jagger
and has wifl'. Bian('a. huH'
begun d1\on·e pron·t·ciing~
He •~ rumored to ha\·c <t new
<:ompanion. a Texas model.
The point is emphasized by
CHP spokesmen, who have re·
ported that so far this year 45
accidents have been logged
along the h1lly stretch.
]uveni"le Crime Age Eyed
Last week, a tnJck and a car
hit the same Southern California
Edison Co. utility pole an
separate accidents on a curve
t WO m iles south or Cook's
Corner, injuring one driver and
leaving the Saddleback Valley
without electricity twice within
20 hours.
/fmtdidates Would Lower Age Restriction
On May 3, five vehicles col·
lided to block both lanes of the
road for most of the morning as
injured were cut rrom cars and
trucks and mangled vehicles
were retrieved from a curved
section or highway about two
f 'ro• Page A J
DEFICIT .••
Secretary W. Michael Blumen·
thal.
It said the trust funds for old·
age. survivors and disability in·
surance "are now projected to
have sufficient income to meet
benefit and administrative costs
until nearly 2030."
However . the Jrust lunds are
still faring an annual deficit un·
der long-range projections. They
will actually begin to pay out
more than they take in around
2011 or 2012, according to the
current projections.
By J ACKIE HYMAN
01 U. Dell'f ..i ... Matt
Two Republican candidates
for governor said today in
Newport Beach that they believe
16 and 17-year-olds who commit
serious crimes should be treated
as adults.
Speaking to the California
Peace Officers Association con·
venlion at the Newporter Inn
were San Diego Mayor Pete
Wilson and Assemblyman Ken
Maddy, R-Fres no .
.. Jr the crime is serious
enough. the age becomes im-
material," Wilson said .
"What a governor can do is to
sponsor legislation to lower the
age or responsibility to 16 ...
Maddy said that he believes
serious criminal records or
juveniles should not be subject
to confidentiality provisions.
• • J think those records ought to
be carried over ... Maddy said.
"This way, they can have rour
or five chances a nd then when
they 're 18 they start over with a
clean record. ·
Maddy also said in his speech
that he doubts the death penalty
will ever be implemented under
the current state Supreme Court
because he believes its members
f'rom Page A J
. FREEWAY 'WRITEOFF'. • •
itiated no~ to con sider
rescission of the remaining
route 55 freeway between Route
1 <Pacific Coast Highway in
Newport Beach> and Bay Street
<Costa Mesa>.
-A complete tramc study
should be initiated to consider
alternatives to reduce conges-
tion on the inland to beach cor·
rldor.
One or her suggested
alternatives involves a "park
and ride bus service through the
corridor to the beach area," the
letter states.
Mayor McFarland said he m·
terpreted this to mean that the
so-ca lied "CalTrans Canal"
might be used #l8 a parking lot . .._
The deep ditch that currently
exists between the divided
highway was to be used for the
freeway bed. .
Some Cost• Mesa officials
said they wanted more lime to
study the letter from Ms. Gian-
turco before planning action.
However, Councilman Dom
Raciti expressed a willingness lo
fight.
He said the city s hould pull its
police patrols from the state-
o w n ed route and "let the
California Highway Patrol
spend two and th ree hours
whenever there's an accident."
f'rofflPage A J
BRIGGS •.•
tax critic Howard Jarvis. author
or the Proposition 13 property
lex cut Initiative, said in a
separate interview that he had
not talked to Briggs recently,
but believed the report to be
accurate.
"I've heard the aame rumor.
Under the circumstances. I have
to believe it." Jarvis said. "I
understand the BriH• campat1n
did not get off the ground."
Jarvis, who has built an
influential political followlnt or
hi• own. aald he ls prepared
"not only to endorse Davia. but
to campalsn for him. l 've known
Davi• for 20 years. and he has
one qu.llty above all othtn.
He'• honest."
BriJP ls ienerally resarded
u the moat con1erv.at1vc
Republican ln the 1'1bemalOJ11I
prlm11'l'1 with a ca1npat1n tiullt
around propo11d voter
tnltSaUv• to mate tt •nter to
tire hom01ax~al tMobers ud to
broaden the death penal&.y. •
Raciti said the city might also
consider putting up billboards on
the route apologizing for the con·
gestion and placing the blame on
the state. ·
"We're getting to the point
where we might as well move ci·
ty hall to Sacramento." Raciti
commented during Monday's
council meeting.
He saicj the city might be
forced to consider a measure to
limit growth and tramc. in an
apparent reference to a Newport·
Beach policy that limits develop·
menl until traffic plans are
worked out.
On peak weekends. Newport
Boulevard handles more than
77 .000 cars daily. The traffic ac·
cident rate on the roadway 1s
about four times higher than the
state average. according to a
CalTrans report forwarded to
Ms. Gianturco.
oppose the death penalty.
However. Maddy expressed
optimism about the course law
enforcement legislation is taking
in California. .
"We talked about rehabilita·
tion in the state for 60 years." he
said. "Now we're talking about
punishment. isolation and deter·
rents.··
Wilson. who preceded Maddy.
said he too believes the state
needs to be tougher on those who
commit seriou.<1 crimes.
"We all believe in civil liberty
but frankly I am more con·
cernid about the welfare of the
victim than the rehabilitation of
the criminal. I think we have
gon"A>o far," Wiison said.
Negligence Denied
In Pilot's Death
A s ix-person U.S. District
Court jury ruled Monday in Los
Angeles that an airc r art
manufacturer was not negligent
in the death of a Mission VieJO
woman·s Marine Corps pilot
hus band who crashed in hi s
C-133 in 1975.
Sueanne Lewis of 25241 Cam-
pina l>m l' 1.·harged in her Sl.4
million s uit against General
Dynamics that the aircraft
m anufacturing firm should have
warned pilots that a flight con·
trol mechanism might work an
reverse during an emergency.
Such a warning, her attorneys
contended in the civil trial which
opened May 4. could have pre-
vented the crash or the 20·year·
old alrcrart in which Col. Julius
M. Lewis and three other
Marines died.
In s umming up their cast'
Thursday, before the jury de·
liberated on Fnday. Mrs. Lewis'
attorneys asked that General
Dynamics be declared negligent
and that the twin·engine. pro·
pel t e r -dri ven aircraft bl'
de cl a red defective.
General Dynamics attorneys
countered that a qualified pilot
should have known the controls
would work in reverse under
some conditions.
A survivor of the September
1975 crash testified earlier that
eleva tors controlling lht·
at'rc raft 's upward and
downward movement jammed
shortly after takeorr.
The crash has been inve5til'at
ed ror more than a year by the
FBI. and Mrs. Lewis said this
morning that the U.S. Attorney
General's office in Los Angeles
is continuing to push that in
"est1gat1on.
Government agencies are al
tern pting to determine whether
or not the plane may have been
tampered with before takeoff.
Mrs. Lewis. who also has filed
a $10 million claim against the
Manne Corps in connection with
the fatal crash. indicated her al·
torneys probably wou ld not ap·
pe<JI the deci s ion ravoring
General Dynamics rendered ac
about 2:30 pm. Mond<Jy .
The Mission Viejo woman 1s a
Los Angeles County deputy d1!.·
tnct attorney.
SCARED ...
the trouble to write." Wayne
said.
Wayne wtll take it easy for six
weeks before getting to work
with scriptwriters on has next
film. "Beau John ...
"I play the patriarch of a
family and it's a downright run-
ny comedy," he said or the mov-
ie, based on a forthcoming book
sent to tum by the author.
"I'm back in the ring again,"
Wayne declared. "Get out of my way ..
• .l..
f
7
Lag1•na/South Coast
~
Afternoon
N.Y. Stoek~
VOL. 71, NO. 136, 3 SECTIONS, 28 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, MAY 16, 1978 TEN CENTS
CUSD ,., Cool to Fire Protection Fee '
By ANNE COOPER
Of .. o.ilfll'llet SIMI
The prosperl of the district
picking up the lab for local fire
protection at d1stnct schools got
a cold shoulder Monday from
the Capistrano Unified School
District board of trustees
The fire fee idea was proposed
by San Clemente Fire Chief Ron
Cole man in a leller to Supt.
Jerome Thornsley. in which
Coleman said he intends to rec·
om mend that heretofore taic ex
em pt agen'(!ies -schools.
churches and governmental
agencies -be charged a fire
protection fee. if the J arv1s·
Gann property tax limitation in·
itiative is approved 10 June.
Faced With anticipated budget
r e ductions if the in1tiat1ve
<PropoSition 13> on the June 6
ballot is approved. Coleman said
he can either reduce the depm:
ment 'g level or fire protection
service or recoup. revenue lost
because or the Jarvis-Gann
measure.
In the letter Coleman said no
fee structure has been developed
yet. He pointed out: however.
that the Marc h fire ttl Ole
Hanson Elementary School..
which caused an estimated
$40.000 damage to ad ·
ministratix.e, 9Ulrt:s. cost the fire
dePartmerifSl.000 to eictinguish.
"The implication is c lear.··
said one disgruntled CUSO
trustee ... If the county and the
two cities in this school distnct
start charging us for trash
pickup. fire and police protec·
t1on and the like. we·re left with
no allemat1ve but lo start charg·
1~ tuition:·
The !>upermtendent said the
~ilua~ion was a case o~..._.Ulo
Peter1o pay Patd." si~~~I
district revenues also will be re·
duced. 1( the Jarv1~·Gann
measure is approved
But San Clemente Fire Cap
l ain Gary Carm1cha<:I defended
the fire fee prol>osal in an in
t t-n 1ew today. calling 1t <tn
.. equitable .. way of distributing
the burden of fire protection.
lie compared the fire fees to
1·urrent U!O'lhl.tlW(.".. .Y:.er fe_e:.. ~ ·~
saying that in both case:o; proper
ty taxpayers would bu) equ1p-
ment. with those benefiltni! from
the service paying on J per ust:
basts
Carmichael said th<Jt mequ1ty
exist!> 10 the current sy~tem of
l>Upportmg fire sen ice!>. an that
churche~ and sehools --becaus<:
numbers of people congregah:
<See FIRE FEE. Page A21
Marine G OppOSition Grows
With Tax /tl~ey
School Frills
Hit by Jury
By GARY GRANVILLE
Of rM o.lty l'ltec St.ff
The Orange County Grand
Jury said Monday some local
school district~ are abusing their
powers by offering such adult
school courses as hang gliding
and bonsai gardening at tax-
payer expense. (Related stories
pages A3. A5. l
Dis tricts that promote s uch
courses, including s ailmaking
and ballroom dancing. should
publish what it costs to4educate
each student enrolled. the Grand
Jury said.
Furthermore, the jury added,
high school and unified school
districts !>hould make exotic
courses self-s upporting through
tuition charges.
And community college dis·
tncts should sponsor legis lation
that would make it legal for
them to charge tuition for
courses such as horse care and
basic boa\,jng, according to the •
Grand Jury
.. There was a time when we
did charge for courses that ar«:
characterized by the grand
jury,·· res ponded Richard
Simon. director of community
r elations for the Coast Com;
munity College Dis tnct.
.. In 1974." Simon said today,
"the statt• Education Code ruled
against charging for education.
There are no plans at this time
to change this policy," Simon
s aid
In its four.page release, the
j ury said 1l "wishes to call
public attention to those districts
which are abusing the discre-
tionary power dele~ated to them
by the state with regard lo adult
education.··
But the Grand Jury dttln'l say ·
which districts it would com.
mend for "their realistic ap-
proach to adult education."
SC Attorney
Told to Pay
On Fraud llap
San Clemente attorney John
Richard Curtin. convicted with
two others In a S2 million dairy
farm investment scheme. was
sentenced 1n San Diego Monday
to pay nearly S64.000 restitution
and serve eight months ln jail.
The sentence was suspei>ded
pendlng appeal
Curlin, 41, of 2721 Vla
Verbena, was convicted In
February with James Evans
Mactt. 51. or Malibu. and Donald
Eu..:t·r e Skellon. 33. of
Eoc\no. of 251 charges of
securities fraud, grand then and
l'Onspiracy.
Their nine·month Jury trtal wn believed to be the longest in
San Diego County blstory.
They were accused of Involve-
ment In ,,nvestment schemes
dallng from 1~70, lnvolvlng
dairy fartns, warehouses and
medical cent.era.
Curdn'a sentence requlres
that he Pat '83,925 to investors
of Ryan Orou.p West of Loa
Aneelea, at a rate of '600 1
month
If he Pl.1• them back 1oooer, 1
ntn.1ear _probation period will
.,. r•duc~
Curtin also wu fined Sl.000, ~hlt-h ~ould be waived ll he aerees to do 200 boun Yahmt.eer
work tor San Dte10 County
Nor did the jury say which d1s -
l rtc ls it would conde mn for
abuse of power.
Jury foreman Henry Webbe r
said a breakdown bet ween dis·
tri cts mus t exist "or we
wouldn't have said it. ..
But jury membe r Crace
Winchell said, .. I really don't
want to name districts. Hopeful·
ly, we're alerting the public and
I don't wanl to s pecify dis·
tricts."
However. The Grand Jury·s
re port did say that dis tricts
should have ways to evaluate
adult courses and that some way
or measuring the need they fill
should be used.
·'The jury believes that the
taxpayer rightfully is question·
ing the type and extent of public
adult education being provided
<See FRILLS. Page A2)
L ..
. ..... ............. ~IC..-r
ORANGE COUNTY FIREFIGHTERS BATTLED INTENSE HEAT; NINE SUFFERED MINOR BURNS
High Voltage Lines Overhead Were Cut To Fight Fire Causing Power Outage •
r Yard Ravaged
Capo l;leach
Fire Loss
$300,000
A blaze firemen today believe
was caused by friction from a
wood saw caused an estimated
$300.000 damage to a Capistrano
beach lumber yard Monday
evening.
Nine Orange County firemen
s uffered minor bums during the
more than two hours it took to
control the flames at the Serra
Lumber Co., 25802 Victoria Blvd.
The blaze at first was listed as
suspicious in origin, firemen
said, but investigators now have
linked the fire to friction caused
when a wood saw was cutting
timber.
Additional details of the in·
vestigation weren "t immediately
available this morning.
Firemen said the 1.000·square·
foot building and its contents
were a 75 percent loss.
BLAZE AT CAPl8TAANO RACH LUMBER YARD MONDAY EVENING DID $300,000 DAMAGE
Fire C.UMd By Friction From Wood S•w TOO,k More Than Two Hour• To Control
The nine firemen s uffered
minor bums from the radiating
heat, spokesmen said.
-· Briggs. tO Back Davis
Ninety firefighters were called
to the scene or the 6 p.m . blaze.
Fl re men had to cut high
voltage wires near the lumber
yard as they battled the flames.
causing a power outage in the
surrounding area. spokes men
said . Anti,.gay Cnaader Quits Gubemarorial Race
LOS ANGELES CAP> -State
Sen. JOhn Briggs. R-Fullerton, a
contervative who tried to tum a
crusad e against homosexual
teachen into a cam palan for
governor. withdrew from the
1ubernatorl1l race today and
endot'8ed Ed Davts.
to notft'lnate a carbon copy or
Jerry Brown to dereat Jerry
Brown," Briggs said , referring
apparently to Ken Maddy ,
another Republican candidate
Klan Member
~
Found Dead
for governor. SAN DIEGO <AP> -Sheriff's
"Ed Davis will defeat Brown deputies say a Ku Klux Klan
Jr. just as overwhelmingly as member repofted mlssin~ stnce
Ronald Reagan defeated Brown May 2 bas been found shot to
Sr. 12 years ago." death near Descanso.
ln recent weeks, Brl11s has canceled most campaign The body of Everett Michael
appearances. He refuse<t all Henson. Z7. of Spring Valley wai; '* f i t 1 ft discovered In an open area. Sun. reques\a or '" erv ews • er day by prospectors. Sheriff'!\ reports Of 1'lll expected J wltbdra.waJ Crom the June 6 uokesman Im McColn aald
Republican primary itarted onday.
clrculatin,i_ The coroner's oltitt said
Davis rankl either firat or Henson apl)arently died from a
tiecond In vartou1 pol11 of ainalo gunshot wound to the?
RepubHcan voters tn the head, but beeeus~ the body wa
SkelUJD end V~k were MD·
tenced April 21 '°OM to 10 ~
in prllOft Bolh are out OD bill,
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Military
Activities
Outlined
By STEVE MITCHELL
Of tlW O.lly Pilot ~tilt
A CS Congressman. Manne
Corps and Navy brass and top
offtc1als from two utility farms
told s tate t•oastal C'orrim1ss1oners
Monday night they an' opposed
to use of a portion or Camp
Pendleton for a llqueficd·natural
gas terminal.
The strongest objections to use
of Homo Canyon on the ocean
side of the San Diego Freeway
at Camp Pendleton. came from
Rep. Robert E. Badham, whose
40th Congression a l Dis trict l'nC'o~asses the s prawhnJ!
Marine Corps base.
In a s trong l y word ed
s tatement read by aide Howard
Seelye, Badham accus ed tht·
coastal commiss1on·s staff with
purposely oltempting lo kill the
whole concept or an LNG
lcrm in al project in the state.
"Jn looking at the overall
picture or the controversy over
where to locate an LNG
term in al." Badl'\am stated, "1L
appears abundantly clear that
there 1s purposeful mischief m
the staff report which rank~
!>1tes by preference.··
In a s taff report to
<'Om missioners e arlier th1...,
m onth, Camp Pendleton wa~
ranked as first of four sites for
cons truc tion of an LNG
te rminal The staff's second
preference is Rattlesnake Ca-
nyon in San Luis Obispo County.
followed by LlttleCoj~ar Point
Conception and Deer nyon 1n
Ven turn County.
Badham's statement Mondav
in Los Angeles is a 180 degree
s witch from remarks he made
las t week saying he would s upport
the Camp Pendleton site .. if 1t 1s
inevitable." ·.,
The congressman has since
held interviews with Secretary
of the Navy W. Graham Claytor.
who told him the Navy will do
everything it can to stand by the
Marines in upposing an LNG
term in al at the Marine base.
Badham said the Point
Conception site -third on the
commission staff's list -should
get the nod from coastal
t·ommissioncrs and the Pubhl·
Utilities Commission because of
Its isolated location and bccaust·
the t e rminal could be
constructed "years ahead of any
facilities at Camp Pendleton.··
Badham ·was joined in hb
opposition to the Pendleton site
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Coast
We ather
Fair and a little warme r
through Wednesday. Lows
tonight SS to 62. Hig hs
Wednesday near 70 at the
beaches and near 80 in·
land.
INSIDE TODAY
While Cmc.tr. TgNJM ·Martin
h In chargt, Che USS
Con1Ututfon '' ··an active
•hip. not a muaeum. ·• See
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Juvenile.
Crime
Age Hit
By •c KIE HYMAN OJI,; O.lly l'jllC Si.fl
Two Republican candidates
for governor said today in
Newport Beach that they believe
16 and 17-year-olds who commit
serious crimes should be treated
as adulLc;
Speaking to the California
Peace Officers Assoc1at1on con·
venllon at the Newporter Inn
were San Diego Mayor Pete
Wtfson and~ A~semb1ymlfi, ~~ .... ; •
Maddy. R Fresno
.. If the crime 1s serious
enough, the age bec-omes 1m·
material," Wilson said
.. What a governor can do 1s to
sponsor legislation to lower the
age or res pons1b1llty to 16 "
M addv said that he hellt>\ cs
st>rious· l'rim1nal rc•cords of
JUveni l~ should not hl• subJect
to confidentiality provisions.
· · 1 think those records ought lo
be carried over," Maddy said.
··This way. they can have four
or f1\'c chances and then when
they 're 18 lht'y :.tu rt over with a
dean record ..
Maddy also s aid in his speech
that he doub~ the death penalty
will ever be implemented under
the C'urrent state Supreme Court
hl:'causc he believes its members
oppost· the death penalty
However. Maddy expressed
optimis m <1bout the course law
t•nforcement IC'g1sl~1llon 1s takm~
1n Ca lifornw
"We talked about rehab1llta-
11on in the state for 60 years." he
said ··Now y.e'rc talking about
punishment. isolation and deter·
rents "
Wilson. who preceded Maddy.
said he too believes the state
<ieeds to be tougher on those who
commit senous crimes.
··we all believe in civil liberty
but frankly I am more con·
cerned about the welfare of lhe
\'JC' ti m than the rehabilitation of
the <:riminal I think we have
gone too far ... Wll:;,on said.
LB Manager
Applicants
Down to 3
Laguna Beach city
• councilmen have culled more
than 100 applicants for the job of
city manager to three finalists.
Mayor Jack McDowell said
today he hopes to have a new
City Manager installed before
July 1.
Councilmen s pent all day
Friday and Saturday
inLcrv1l•w1ng 11 finalists for the
JOb vacated last month by Al
Th«.'al . who took a s imilar
position with the City of Buena
Park.
Mc Dowell said the three
finalist~ arc not local, but all are
from California.
• Vv t! are trying to complete
the ~election process as--rapidly
as possible." he said . adding
that no salary has been set for
the position. Theal was paid
S34 .900 when he lefl the city.
Gl•orgc Fowler. director of the
c1 t) ·s Recreation and Social
Scrv1Cl'S Department. has been
A d m g City Manager since
April
Councilmen interviewed five
finaltsts Friday and six on
Saturda>, with the interviews
going from 8:30 a .m. to S p.m
each day
Assessments Rise
LOS ANGELES <AP> -The
city's total assessed property
value rose 17.5 percent last year
ror the biggest hike In 30 years,
officials report. City Ad·
ministrat1ve Officer C. Erwin
Piper said Monday that the
average increase or 50 to 100
percent for individual property
owners was due to soaring land
values.
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improved from h~ starting f1ftb
place. and he sank to two
percent GOP s upport in one
recent J)<lll.
Marines
Suspect
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ONLY WALLS OF JENKINS HOTEL WERE LEFT STANDING AFTER RAGING FIRE
Early Morning Blaze Swept the Three-Story Building, Kiiiing Seven
Hotel Fire Ki11s Seven
Mom Saves Baby in Toss From 3rd Floor
JELLICO. Tenn. <AP> -Fire
destroyed a hotel in this
northeast Tennessee community
early today. killing al )east
seven persons. official said.
Many of the hotel's residents
were elderly.
A mother threw her baby to
safely from a third-story win·
dow into the arms of the father
on a rooftop below. authorities
said, and several other residents
jumped from w1ndows to escape
the flames.
"I've just been told we have
seven bodies now." said Dan
Sanderford, administrator of
Jellico Community Hospital
where a temporary morgue was
set up in a locker room at the
hospital.
"By looking at them. you can-
not tell" the identities or even
the sex of the victims, San-
derford said. "They're all in
body bags ...
Rescue workers were still
searching for other possible vic-
tims in the ruins of the three·
story brick Jenkins Hotel.
Jellico Police Chief Charles
Bruce said he understood 29
persons were registered in the
hotel Monday night. Harold
Boone, senior reeorder m the
mayor's office, said Bruce told
him that he believed all but two
of the residents had been ac·
counted for.
·'The roof and both floors
caved in," Sanderford said. "It"~
SC Planners
To Consider
GraJe Change
San Clemente planning com·
missioners will be asked tonight
to approve a variance to the
c ity's hillside grading or·
dinance. allowing development
on grades steeper than 30 per-
cent on 762 acres of the Reeves
Ranch.
The planning commission will
meet at 7:30 p.m . in council
chambers at city hall. 100 Ave.
Presidio.
A variance had previously
been approved by the Planning
Commission. but a question or
proct>dure prompted the city at-
torney to recommend scheduling
tonight•s public hearing on the
matter. said senior city planner
Cla) Dillman.
Cul and fill operations are pro·
posed by developers J ohn D.
Lusk and Son over 405 acres -
53 percent o( the ranch.
Construction plans show 1.141
new homes, three commercial
sites and part of an industrial
park on the ranch land. which
lies just inland of the San Diego
Freeway, north of Avenida Pico.
Only 190 af:res <25 percent) of
the property would qualify for
development under the city's
hillside grading ordinance.
Top of World
Carnival Set
For Saturday
Saturday is carnival lime at
Top of the World Elementary
School in Laguna Beach.
The annual fund-raiser ls
sponsored by the school's PTA,
and will include an auction.
dance program. booths and a
barbe~ue.
The old·fashlooed carnival
begins at 10 a .m. wllh a
homecrafts boutique, bake sale
ind potted plant sale. A student
talent &how and dance proaram
by P1ullne Kyne 'e dance stu·
denta w1U be held at noon; and
the auction, leatt¢na ..mercbaa·
cllse from 10ear ih.C>Pt, wlll l>e held aU p.m.
Fun and food wUl bt served
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all on one story now.'·
Among those hospitalized. he
said. were a young man and
woman and their baby and 5-
year-old child. Sanderford said.
"I talked to the father. He said
they could not go down the hall.
He jumped to the roof of a build-
ing next door and he was not
hurt. She threw him the baby
and then the 5-year-old jumped
and he broke the boy's fall. Then
she jumped."
JelHco Fire Department dis-
patcher Arnold Overton said
mos t of the residents were
"elderly retired people living on
pensions and so forth."
The fire. which also damaged
a nearby auto parts store and
Trailways bus station. was con-
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by Major General Carl W.
Hoffman who raised the specter
of a i rcrafl equipped with
c lusters of 500-pound bombs
flying over volatile gas terminal
en route to bombing practice.
"The only corridor to our
born bmg range passes right over
the s ite of the proposed pier for
unloading liquefied natural
~as." Hofffman said.
lie said it would also cost
between 540 and $75 million to
relocate some housing in the
Horno area. a cost which he said
would eventually be passed on to
t·onsulflers through higher fuel
prices.
Harry Proctor. chairman of
the Southern California Gas Co .•
told commissioners that if the
Pt. Conception s ite is not
selected.~'LNG will die."
"We think Indonesia has a
market for their gas. a nd we
think that market is J-apan. U
we don't have a terminal by
1982, Japan will."
Proctor said he predicts the
PUC will overruJe the coastal
commission if that panel decides
to go with Camp Pendleton.
"Under the law they <the
PUC) can overrule the coastal
commission if they find the
location or a site other. than
Point Conception would result in
a delay that would curtail
service to high priority users."
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and is correct in seeking a re-
evaluation of objectives." the
Grand Jury report said.
It noted receiving complaints
that adult course offerings
sometimes contain inap-
propriate s ubject matter and
that classes are sometimes con.
tinued after dropping beyond
mini mum student loads.
"I don't "think we have a
frivolous program," responded
another Orange Coast school of.
ficial. Supt. John Nicoll of the
Newport-Mesa Unified School
District.
He said today that his district
undertakes a "serious examina· •
lion or adult school offerings,"
adding that courses are offered
"that seem to be within the
province or a unified district and
that aren't offered by col1egt$ or
recreation departments.
"We try to avoid duplication,"
he noted.
Jeweler Kills
Theft Suspect
SAN FRANCISCO CAP> ..... A
15,yur·old San Franclsco·
jeweler .. who shot at but mtued
the Jul two robbers who held up
hl1 ·~ blt. b.ll mark thll tlme-and killed the tm>dlt.
Th• dtld man wu ldentlned
u Oav:s Jon4!1, 26.
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tained about 8 a. m .. about six
hours after it was reported. Its
cause was not 1mmed1ately
known.
A reporter al the scene saw
fire men carrying• residents of
the hotel down ladders from win-
dows.
Fire departments from nearby
communities responded to the
blaze in this town located along
the Kentucky borde·r in a rural
area.
Ba/Jot Issues
Topic of Dana
WfCMeeti~
Dana Point Chamber of Com-
merce members wil-t hear an
outline of the various ballot
m easures facing voters June fl
at a meeting Wednesday at
Dana Trader Restaurant in
Dana Point.
The noon meeting includes a
discussion of the J arvis-Gann
property tax initiative by
League of Women Voters for the
Capistrano Bay Area represen·
tative Mrs. Wallace Walton.
Included 1n the presentation
will be a rg umenti. for and
against issue~ suC'h as energy
systems. ~chool bQnds and Prop.
13.
For information or reserva·
lions. call the t•hamber a t
496-1555.
LB l'o Mark
Police Day
Tours of the police station and displays ranging from detective
devices to traffic safety are
planned Saturday and Sunday m
Laguna Beach.
The pohce day. held in con-
junction with National Police
Week. will include guided tours
or the police department. 505
Fores t Ave .• t!very half hour
from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. both days.
·Displays and demonstrations
will include police vehicles. the
county's Crime Prevention
Mobile Unit. traffic safety, and
first aid techniques.
But that small amount of
s upport could be critical 1f th1·
voting is as close as recent polls,
which have placed Davi '>.
Attorney General Evt.>lll'
Younger and Assembl. man Ken
Maddy all witbin a range of fi vc
percentage points. and San
Diego Mayor Pete Wilson a few
points behind in fourth.
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ByTheAMwclated Press
A s upposed Ku Klux Klan
cross burning at El Toro Marine
Corps Air Slc.itio n may actually
have l>et•n a hoax staged by six
enlisted men to hasten tht'1r
discharge Hriggs' best-known backer.
lax crilJc Howard Jarvis. author While QUC!>t1oning men on the
of the Proposition 13 property bast• about the Ma re h 30
tax cul initiative, said in a incident, tht• Naval lnvesligativt'
separate interview that he had Service learned that some of the
~l\Ot .talked tn~~c; (~P.nUv,. -:V\. Milrio~~-JHld .l~leph,pnecl but believed tne -report to be friends arter their release frofh
accurate. the service and told them the
•• 1 ·ve heard the same rumor
lJnder the circumstances. I haH·
to believe it," Jarvis said. "I
understand the Briggs campaign
did not get orr the ground ..
.Jan 1s. "ho has ~ullt ao
1nfluent1al political following of
his own, said he is prepared
'"not only to endorse Davis. but
to C'ampaign for him. I've known
Davis for 20, years. and he has
one quality above all others.
lie ·s honest."
Briggs is generally regarded
as the most conservati ve
Republican in the gubernatorial
primary. with a campaign built
around propose d voter
initiatives to make it easier to
fire homosexual teachers and to
broaden the death penalty.
Davis. who opposed Briggs on
hoth measures. is nonetheless
the closest politically to Brigg:.
among the other contenders and
the most likely to inherit Bnggs
supporters. with or without the
Fullerton l eg1s l ator·s
endorsement.
Most of Briggs' support in the
polls came from his home area
of Orange County.
Briggs said a lack of support
and a dry campaign treasure
chest figure equally in his de·
c1sion.
··1 indicated to the chief I was
totally at his disposal." Bng~s
said . "l told him I would do
anything that he asked except
for one thing. I can't turn over
any campaign funds. because I
don't have any."
Briggs said h e has s pent
"more than Sl mi11ion" on his
two initiative campaigns with
most of the money going to his
petition drive to broaden the
death penalty.
Briggs said support by Davis
for the initiative was not a pre·
requisite for the endorsement.
"There is absolutely no quid
pro quo. This is an absolutely
clean deal. .. Davis said.
However. Davis declined to
s tate a posiJ1on on the in-
itiatives, hinting he would take
positions when and if they ap·
pear on the ballot. In the past.
Davis has criticized both 1n ·
1tialives.
Davis called Briggs' decision
"the act of a fme, decent person
who has placed the stale of
California and the Republican
Party above his own personal
aspirations."
Dana Thief Gets
$2,620 in Loot
Oriental rugs, stereo equip·
ment. a calculator and a
television set were among the
haul or a burglar who forced
open a window to gain entry to a
Dana Point home.
Orange County sheriff's of-
ficers valued the loss at the
home of Michael Andre
Bordeaux, 29, of 33881 Street of
the Copper Lantern. at $2,620.
He was Ill in the hospital at the
time or the break-in.
episode had t¥?en designed to get
them out of the service. The
Santa Ana Register reported.
The Marine Corps had no
immediate comment and the six
Marint·.,· 1dl•nt1 t1cs were not
1mmed1atl'I~ kno"n
Three blatk ~arines told
inve!>t1cators they knew several
of the six men and. based or.
the1 r relations hip with them. did
not believe they were associated
with the Klan. The men had·
several friends who are black
and neve r m ade serious
derogatory remarks about
blacks. the news paper said.
Mi litary police who arrested
them said the cross was not
1gn1ted until after they had
arrived.
Recovered al the scene were
three candlt.''>. a bottle of lamp
011. a c·ros!> made of broom and
mop handles and a book about
thl' Klan. Thr<'c of the men wore
white sheets and hoods.
The newspaper said that two
of the men received honorable
dis charges . two got general
discharges under honorable
l'Ond1tions and one had his
enlis tment voided. The sixth
r equested and received a
discharge for the good-of the
service Lo escape court martial.
thjo paper said.
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there pose a greater fire
hazard than homes. but in-
dividual taxpayers bear lhe
burden or fire protection coots.
with schools and churches tax
exempt.
"What we·re talking about is
really a return t<> a basically •
free enterprise system like the
one that existed in Benjamin
Franklin's day," he said.
"Back then. you bought fire
protection and were given a
·mark· to display on the outside
of your home," he said. "U you
hacl a fire and had the mark on
the house. no problem. But if the
firemen didn't see any mark.
they'd dicker with you. You
bought your fire insurance right
quick 1f you wanted to save the
house."
School dis trict trustees In-
structed Supt. Thornsley Mon·
day to discuss the proposed fire
fees with Chief Coleman and re-
port back al a future board
mct•ting.
UC Students Win
LA JOLLA IAP> -Victory
was won Monday by University
of California students protesting
an end proposed to public funds
for the Day Care Center on the
San Diego campus. A subsidy of
$15,000 was approved by the
Reg1strat1on Fee Committee, al-
lowing the c.enter to operate
another year.
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ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA N/C TEN CENTS)
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Nixes Mesa ·Freeway • ana
By MICHAEL PASKEVICH turco's apparent intent to erase state transportation officials on
oe ... o.tt,,.. ... ...,. from slate planning boards the the freeway's future, s aid plans
Co Sfa -Me s a"' M"a'Ydt t. o -'Koote ~o~f!W ;;owpui t -"tf>-, dctnd"-'rt--drt --101~HY"lultr-
Mc Farland has called a special Boulevard. The freeway plan completely unacceptable."
City Council session for May 24 has been oo the books since 1944. The assemblyman. who is
in the wake or state Transporta-McFarland said the purpose of seeking re-election this year.
lion Director Adriana Gian-the special council study session said he is willing to lead a city
turco's announcement Monday will be to decide on a course of fight in protest.
of plans to write off the Costa action. Ms . Gianturco said 1t was
Mes a Freeway. A ssemblyman Dennis "very clear" that the 2.2 mile
Mayor McFarland expressed Mangers. 0 -Huntington Beach. route as currently proposed is
"great concern" over Ms . Gian· who pushed for a decision by not practical financially. and a
Classes ~riticized
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Jury Wants 'Exotic' Costs Listed
By GARY GRANVILLE
Ol IM O.llr 1'1191 St•lf
The Orange County Grand
Jury said Monday some local
school distriCL'\ are abusing their
powers by offe ring such adult
school courses as hang gliding
and bons ai gardening at tax-
payer expense <Related stones
pages A3. AS >
Districts that promote suth
courses. including s ailmaking
and ballroom dancing, should .
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publish what it costs to educate
each student enrolled , the Grand
Jury said.
Furtherm ore. the jury added.
high school and unified school
di ~tricts should make exotic
courses self-supporting thrQugh
tuition charges.
And community college dis·
tricts should sponsor legislation
that would make it legal for
them to charge tuition for
courses such as horse care and
Faces 1990 Deficit
basic boating. according to the
Grand Jury
"There was a time when we
did charge for courses that are
c h a rac t erized by the gr a nd
Jury." r esponded Richard
Simon. director of community
relations for the Coast Com-
munity College District.
"In 1974," Si mon said today,
"the s tate Education Code ruled
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Medicare -in Trouble?
WASHINGTON <AP l ~ The
Social Scc·urity trust funds that
pay benefits to retired andrdis·
abled workers are in good shape
for several decades. but the fund
that pays hospital ins urance un -
der Medicare wi ll go broke by
1990. the system's trustees told
Cong ress today
They said in an annual report
that the higher payro ll taxei.
Co n g ress approved las t
December have "res tored the
financial soundness of the old·
age. s urvivors and disability in-
s urance program through the re·
mainder of this century and into
the early years of the next one."
But. as expected. the hospit al
insurance fund will need s horing
up in Lhe next decade to remam
solvent.
Th e r eport said that the
hospit al fWld is expec ted to lose
$400 million in · 1985 and then
"decline rapidly until it is ex-
haust ed in about 1990 "
That prediction 1s a rosier
estimate than last yeitr when the
trustees said the hospital fund
would go broke by 1987. That
figure was revised in 1978 after
the refinancing bill passed
freeway .would be "extremely 1liated now to consider a lte rnataves inv~lves a "park disruptiv~ to the community rescission of the remaining a nd ride bus service through the
wiUiou1 slgnu 1cant•\rlM'f>offii~ =-route~ m!"lW~ t!oate-comaorw the beacffafea," the
lion system benefits." l <Pacific Coast High~y in letter states.
In a letter to McFarland. Ms Newport Beach > and Bay Street Mayor McFarland s aid he in-
Gianturco said: <Costa Mesa >. terpreted this to mean that the
-The state 1s willing to meet -A complete traffic study so-called "CalTrans . Canal"
with city officials within two s hould be initiated to consider might be used as a parking lot.
weeks to discuss traffic 1m -alternatives to reduce conges-The deep ditch that currently
provements o n Newport tion on the inland to beach cor-exists betwee n the divided
Boulevard. ridor. highway was lo be used for the
Proccdur~ should be in-One o f h er su~gested <SeeFREEWAY,PageA2)
Gef ting the Message
T he driver of this smashed Rambler found
h a r sh .1usticc t oday. When Califorma
H igh way Pat rolman R1t hard Van Coff
responded. to call th at parked car "a~
rear-ended. he did his job and wrote <.i
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t1l·kel citing the t ar for being parkt:cl 1n
u "7\o Parking .. 1.ont· Other driver wus not
<·1tcd. Thl' <loubll' whammy on·urred on
Tolewr Street 1n front of El Toro I llgh
S('hool
Davis Would Double Trouble for Yeggs
By JACKIE HYMAN
OI tfle Dally ~let St•lf
Crime in California could be
re<h.iced by 25 percent or more
w1lh1n a ft.ow years. Republican
~ubernatorial (·andidate Ed
, Davis said today in Newport
lkaC'h
"I have no doubt California
<·an depart from being the third
or fourth highe~t per (•ap1ta
t·rimc st ate in the n ation.·
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Davis, former Los Angel es
police chief. told the California
Peace Officers Association con-
vention at the Newpqrter Inn.
Davis said that he would pro·
pose a new minimum sentencing
law that would call for a prison
te rm of at least five years on the
firs t con viction of a violent
crime against persons. He said
that term would double with
each conviction-10 years on tnc
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Newport Meeting
2 GOP llopefuls
Hit Teen Crime
Two Republican candidates
for go\'erno r said today in
Newport Beiich that they beheve
Iii a nd 17 year olds who commit
serious crimes should be t11eated
as adults.
Speaking lo the Cal'ifornia
Peace Officers Association con-
\'Cntion at the Newporter Inn
were San DieJtO Mayor Pete
Wilson altd Assemblyman Ken
Maddy, R-Fresno.
"If the c rime is seriou11
enough. the age becomes im·
Coast
Weather
Fair and a lJUle warmer
through Wednesday. Lows
tonight SS to 62. Hi1hs
Wednesday near 70 at lhe
beaches and near 80 \n.
land.
INSIDE TODAY
Whll~ Cmdr. T),+oa~ Martm
te fn charge. the USS
Con1tltutlon •• "on cacuue
•hip. not a mweum." Stt
Page 85.
materiaJ," Wilson said.
"What a governor can do is to
sponsor legislation to lower the
a ge of responsibility to 16."
Maddy said that he believes
serious criminal records o(
juve niles should not be s ubject
to confidentiality provisions.
"I think those records ought to
be carried over.·• Maddy said.
"This way, they can have four
or five chances and then when
they're 18 lhey start over wlth a
clean record." \
Ma\'ldy also said In his speech
that he doubts the death penalty
wlll ever be implemented under
the current state Supreme Court
because he believes it.a members
oppose the death penalty.
However, Maddy expressed
optimism about the course. law
enforcement legislation la taking
In California.
"We talked about reh111b!Uta·,
lion lo the state for 80 years," he
said. "Now we're talklns aboat
punishment, isolation and deter·
rel'lts."
Wilson, who preceded Maddy.
said he too believet the it.ate
needs to be touah•r on thole wbo
commltaerlous crlmea.
"We all believe ln dvll llblrty
• b~t frankly l am more con·
cerned about the well are of the
victim tban the rehabllllaUon or
lbt criminal. I think we have
gone too r~:· Wllaon uld.
I
second conviction. 20 years on
the third conviction and so on.
In his speech. Davis referred
o nly briefly to the fac t that hls
former rival for the Republican
nomination. State Senator John
Briggs, R ·Fullerton. h a d
dropped out or the race earlier
today and agreed t o e ndorse
him.
lie referred to several other
courses of action he would take
as governor. inc luding ~levatmg
to any Superior Court openings
those mumc1 p al court Judges
who had handed out the i.trictest
sentences, regardless of who ap·
pointed them initia lly.
In addition. he said he will try
to do away with as many slatc
boards as possible. saying that
this has oocom t• a government
or m en. not law
·"Thanks to the governor ti1:
,.,.~
POSTAL SERVICE PLANS TO TAKE THE 'A' TRAIN
With Thfa Stamp. Everytblng·e Reedy for 1S.cent Poetage
• I J
meant Gov. Edmund G Brown
Jr. -for his really tcrri ble ap-
pointments. he has made this ob
v1ous to us." Davis said.
Davis wa~ preccdt>d at th<·
convenlion by two candidates
for the office· of state attoml'Y
gene ral. Los AngclC's c ity at
torncv Burt Pines and lJ S
C o n gr~ s s w o m a n Y ,. o n n t•
Brathwaite Burke. D Los
Angeles
* * *
Pines expressed strong oppos1
t1on to plea bargaining at the
district attorney's level a nd sa1rt
he would establish a special unit
to prosecute and investigate or
gan1 z<·d <'rime.
In addition. Pines su1d . he ::.up
ports mandatory mininium sen
t<•nc<•s for violent crimes bu\
add ed . ''I'm committed to tht.·
proll'<'l1on we afford in the bill of
<Set> DAVIS. Page A:!>
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Briggs WithJraws,
Endorses Ed Davis
LOS ANGELES 1 AP J -State
Sen. John Briggs. R-Fullcrton. a
conservati ve who tried to turn a
crus ade against homost xual
teachers into a campa1~ for
governor. withdrew from the
gubernatoria l race today and
endorsed Ed Davis ·
At a Lo s Angeles nc•ws
conference. Briggs s aid the
former Los Angeles police chief
wasn't as conservative as he is.
but that Daivs is '"the closest
thing to one of the greatest
governors we have ever had.
Gov. Ronald Reagan."
Both Briggs and Davis earlier
had been scheduled to appear as
candid'lltes today before the
C alifornia P eace Orricers
ssoc1ation convention a t the
Newporter Inn in Newport
Beac h.
Briggs s aid he d id not ask
Davis to s upport his Initiatives
against homosexual teachers or
to expand the death penalty in
return for his s upport. lie
described D avi s as th e
conser vat1 ve with tht-best
chance of defeating Democratic
Gov Edmund Brown Jr
"We Republicans don't have
to nominate a carbon copy of
Jerry Brown to defe at J erry
Brown," Briggs said. rererring
apparent&.y to Ken Maddy.
another Republican candidate
for governor.
"Ed Davis wtll defeat Brown
Jr. just as overwhelmingly a s
Ronald Reagan defeated Brown
Sr. 12 years ago ...
In recent weeks, Brltas has
canceled mos t campalan
appearances . Tie refused all
requuts for interviews arter
report o.t • P*•l+d wllhdrawal from the June 6
Republican primary s tarted
circulating.
..
HIGGS DAVIS
Oa\'is ranks eithe r firs t or
second in various po11s of
Republ ican voters in the
razor-close race. Briggs never
improved from his starting fifth
p la ce. and he s ank to two
percent GOP support in one
recent poll.
But that s mall amount of
~upport could be critical if the
voling 1s us close as recent polls .
w hic h h a\'e p laced Davis.
Att orn ey General E\'e ll l'
Younger and Assemblym an Ken
Maddy all within a range of five
percentage points, and San
Diego Mayor Pete Wilson a rev.
points behind in rourth.
ERROR. A HIT
AND ONE RlJN
' SPRING VALLEY <AP> ~
Police HY a bandit wovlng a
.38-callber pistol surprised a
convenience s tore clerk. dipped
into the Ull. and was In tum Sut·
prised by the baseball bat·
wteldln• cf, rk. ~
Ofrtcen aald Monday the clerk
b•ttecl nHflY 1~000.
Tbe robber got the cub but.of· ncera ire looking for a man with
a possible broken lefl arm. -\
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llrtistic Computer
Prof. Harold Cohen at CC San Diego holds the leash to h is compute~·drivcn drawing machine. After fj,·e years of
programmg. the a rt teacher says his machine has drawn
:JOO pictures and can~ on and on. -Negligence Denied
In Pilot's Death
A six.person U.S. Di strict
Court jury ruled Monday in Los
Angel es tha t an aircraft
manufacturer was not negligent
an the death of a Mi ssion VieJO
woman's Marine Corps pilot
husb~nd who crashed in hi s
C-133m 1975.
Sueannc Lewis of 25241 Cam
pma Uri\<: t'h•trgl•ll in her St.4
million suit against General
Dy n am ics that the aircraft
manufacturing firm<should have
warned pilots that a flight con-
trol mecharusm might work 1n
reverse durine an emergency.
. Such a warning. her attorney~
contended 1n tho civil trial which
opened May 4, could have pre
'ented the crash or the 20.year
old aircraft 1n which Col. Juhu!.
~1 . Lewis and three other
Man.Ms died.
In s umm ing up their ca5c
Thursday, before tht• Jury de·
liberated on Friday. Mrs Lewis'
attorneys asked that G cneral
Dynamics be declared negligent
and that the twin·engine. pro·
pell er·drivcn ai r craf t be
oeclarcd defedivc.
General Dynamics attorneys
countt;rcd that a qualified pilot
should have known the controls would work in reverse under
some <.'Onditions.
A s urnH>r of the September
1975 cra!>h tesliftcfl carlll'r that
ele\ a tors c·ontroll1ng the
a1rcrart·s upward and
downward movement jammed
shortly after takeoff
The crash has been inveshgat·
ed for more than a yea.t by the
FB(. and Mrs. Le wis said this
morning that th<> U S. Attorney
General's office In Los Angeles
Is continuing to push that in·
vesli gal1on.
AMessments Rise
LOS ANGELES <A P > -The
city's total assestfed property
value rose 17.5 percent last year
for the biggest hike in 30 years
o ff icials report . Cit y Ad:
mmistrativc Officer C. Erwin
Piper s aid Monday that the
average increase of so to 100
percent for individual property
owners was due to soaring land
values.
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Government agencies are at·
tempting lo determine whether
or not the plane may have been
tampered with before takeoff. M rs. Lewis, who also has filed
a $10 million claim against the
Marine Corps in connection with
the fatal crash·. indicated her al·
torneys probably would not ap.
peal the decis io n favo ring
General Dynamics rendered at
about 2:30 p.m. Monday.
T he Mission Viejo woman is a
Los Angeles County deputy dis·
tnct attorney.
Dollar Rises,
Active Market
Post,s Gains
NEW YORK <AP) -The
stock market r an up another
sharp gain in heavy trading to·
day. aided by a rising dollar in
foreign exchange.
The Dow Jones average or 30
industrials. up 6.06 points Mon ·
day to a seven·month closing
high. climbed another 7.54 to
854.30.
Gainers outstripped losers hy a
2 I margm among New York
Stock Exchange-listed issues
H1g Board volume reached
13 52 million shares in the first
hour. The opening-hour record
of 17 58 million was set April 25
The dollar continued to gam
ground against leading foreign
curren<.'ies today. encouraging
interest among overseas in·
vestors m U.S. stocks
Analysts s aid a Treasury
Department official's forecast
Monday or a graqual narrowing
of the U.S. trade deficit over the
next few years helped both the
dollar and the stock market
~eves Take
$63,855 Loot
Orange County sherlrf's of-
ficers are investigating the theft or jewelry, guns and furnishings
valued at $63,855 from a home in
county territor y between
Newport Beach and Costa Mesa.
Deputies said burglars who
backed their van into the gara.ge
m broad daylight and loaded the
veh icle while a n eighbor
watched took the property from
the home of General Marine
Corp. president Richard Herman
Wesselink Jr .. 30. or 2222 Donnie
Road.
Officers said the two men who
ransacked the home included a
number of costly electroniC? In·
struments in their haul.
Jeweler Kills
Theft Suspect
SAN FRANCISCO <APl -A
5S· ycar·old San Franctaco
Jewoler. who shot at but mlaaed
the laat two robbers who held up
his ltOY•. hit his mark this tlme
and kU~ the bendlt. Th~ dead man wu ldentlfled
ea David Jones, 218, whom pollct
uld had a f'ftOrd ol num•l"OUJ
arrest& on robbery and nareot.I~
counts. ..
NB Man.
Denies
Guilt
•/
PASADENA <API -A retired
Newport Beach construction ex·
ecutive has pleaded innocent lo
charges he attempted to hire a
man to kill his son·ln·law. a
Pasadena policeman.
Edward Jaffarlan, 75. r e·
mained free on Sl0.000 bail after
his arraignment Monday on
c harges of cons piracy and
solicitation to murder Officer
Albert Cauchon.
J affarian and two other defen·
dants are scheduled to reappear
before Supe rior Court Judge
Daniel Fletcher Friday. when a
trial date will be sel.
McKinley Ross Jr .. 40. of
Monrovia. and Roy Gray. 30. of
Los Angeles remained in
custody after arraignment on
the same charges. Ross and
Gray were arrested April 7 alter
an informant J,old investigators
of the alleged murder scheme.
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Saying they no lonf!er rmct
sat isl action in their sewn·
yt-a r marriage. Rolling
Stones s411ger M1t·k Jagger
and his wife. Bianca. haH·
begun d1\'0rc:c protrccimgs.
lit: l b rumorl'd lo htt\C u ne\\
t"ompamon. u Texas mod(•I
..Cotmty Island'
Mesa to Annex
Site for Park?
The Costa Mesa City Council
vo ted 4 to 1 Monday night to lay
plaJlS for the annexation of a
west side "co.,nty island"
belweeo Victoria Street and the
future site of Fairview Reglcnal
Park.
The city planning staff was or·
dered to submit an application w the county's Local Aeeocy
Formation Commission ror an·
neutkm of about . 70 ~c,.. off
Pacific Avenue and Canyon
Drive.
The council action came after •
developer Rlcbard Salmonson of
Newport Beach unsuccessfully
sought annexation to the city of
his proposed condominium de·
velopment at 2157 Pacific Ave.
Councilmen rejected the proj·
eel because they said 1t ex·
ceeded city height limits and
would adversely affect the bluff.
line overlooking lhe Santa Ana
Rlyer.
The council later' decided to
consider annexation of the entire
county Island rather than just
the prope rty involving tht!
project.
Councllwom a n Norma
Hertzog voted against the full
a nnexation motion by Dom
Raciti, saying the city should
hold back on any expansion until _.
the fate ol the Jarvis·Gann tax
initiative is decided.
She was overruled. primarily
on the contention that the paper
work would not be formalized
before the June 6 vote, and that
the city could simply wilbdraw
its annexation request.
The Orange County Board or
Supervisors would have to pass
a resolution stating tht! area
would be "better served " by
Joining the <.'ity before the an-
nexation could take place.
The annexation reques t is based on city concerns about
J arrarian was arrested April
13 after an undercover
policeman reported hearing the
retired executive say, "I want
him <Cauchon > wiped off the
fa<'e or the map."
Court re<:ords disclosed that
Cauchon recently was divorced
from Jaffarlan's daughter. Lois.
after a 20-year marriage.
Tennessee Hotel
Blaze Kills Seven
standards for the future develop-
ment or blwrune property. coun-
ci tmen said.
The city had planned to meet
with county officials on setting
joint development standards for
the area, but Monday decided to
try for annexation instead.
Planner Doug Clark said a
new law that went into erred
this year removes a provision
that cancels annexation requests
when a majority ol homeowners
protest the annexation.
Police Lt. James Robenson
has testified at a preliminary
hearin~ that he received a paper
sack containing Sl.000 from Jaf.
farlan. which allegedly was a
down payment for the aborted
murder.
E'f"091PageAJ
FRILLS •••
against charging for ed~ation.
There are no plans at this time
to change this policy." Simon
said.
Grand Jury Foreman Henry
Webber was asked today to iden·
tify the school districts spotlight·
ed in the grand jury report.
JELLICO. Tenn. <A P > -Fire
d estroyed a hote l in thi s
northeast Tennessee commumty
earJy today, killing a t least
seven persons, official said.
Many of the hotel's residents
were elderly.
A mother threw her baby to
safety from a th1rd·story wm·
dow into the arms of the father
on a rooftop below. authonlies
said. and several other residents
jumped from wrndows to escape
lhe flames.
"I ·ve Just been told we have
seven bodies now," said Dan
Sanderford, adnunistrator of
J e llico Community Hospital
whe re a temporary mors ue was
I
Webber refused to comment
and referred the matt.er to jury
member Grace Winchell. She
also refused to identify the dis-~~~~ts evaluated by her commit· FREEW A y • •
"This is a maiter for the in·
divldual districts," she said. freeway bed. "Those districts whlch are ap. Some Costa Mesa oUlc:ials
proached as a result of this re-said they wanted more time to
port and which do not carry any study the letter from Ms. Gian·
of the courses we referred to can ' turco before planning ~ction.
quickly point out to the public However . Councilman Dom
that such courses are not in their Raciti expressed a willingness lo
catalogs." fighl.
Mrs Winchell was asked if He said the city should pull its
her attitude could be construed police patrols from the slate·
as being unfair to districts not o wned route and "let the
affected by the comments in the California Highway Patrol
grand J\.u-y report. s pend two and three hours
"I don't think so " she said -"\\'henever there·s an accident."
"People by and iarge kno~ Raciti said the city. might also
wh.ich districts are offering consider putting u.P b1 boards on
which courses and it just wasn't the route apologiung the con·
necessary for us to do that. gestion and placing the me on
In its four·page release. the
jury said It "wishes to call
public attention to those districts
which are abusing the discre·
tionary power delegated to them
by the state with regard to adult
education."
But the Grand Jury didn't say
which districts it would com·
m end for "their realistic ap-
proach to adult education."
Nor did the jury say which dis·
tricls It would condemn for
abuse of power. •
Jury foreman Henry Webber
s aid a breakdown between dis·
tricts must exist "or we
wouldn 'l have said it."
But jury member Grace
Winchell said, "I really don't
want to name districts. Hopeful·
ty. we 're alerting the public and
I don 'l want to specify dis·
tricts ."
However. The Orand Jury's
report did say that districts
should have ways to evaluate
adult courses and that some way
or measuring the need they fill
should be used.
Father Gets
5 Years in
Son's Death
A Westminster man who beat
his 5·month-old stepson to death
because the little boy wouldn't
s top crying was sentenc.ed
Monday to five years ln state
prison
Orange County Superior Court
Judge James 0. Perez Imposed
sentence on Frederick Richard
Mueller. ~. alter the defendant
pleaded guilty to second defee
murder rather than face tria .
Mueller wu arrested Sept. 20
after his stepeon, Jeffrey Allen
Mueller, five months, died In UC
Irvine Medical Center from
what doctora sald waa a mualve
~kull fractu~ Inflicted by at\lete
blows to the head.
Polle~ aald they had been
called t.o tho Mueller apartment
two monlKI W<>N Ute1>aliy Mea
to lnvaU1ate complalntt fUed
by neighbors who told them
Mueller conUnually alapped and
abu.td I.bf little boy.
the state. )
"We're getting to the int
where we might as well move Ci ·
ty hall to Sacramento." Raciti
commented during Monday's
council meeting.
He said the <.'ity might be
forced to consider a meas ure to
limit growth and traffic, in an
appa rent reference to a Newport
Beach policy that hm1ts develop·
ment until traffic plans are
worked out.
On peak weekends, Newport
Boulevard bandies more than
77 .000 cars dally. The traffic ac·
cident. rate on the roadway is
about four Umes higher than the
state average, according to a
Ca!Trans report. forwarded to
Ms. Gianlurco.
set up in a locker room at the
hospital.
"By looking at them. you can·
not tell" the identities or even
the sex of the victims , San·
derford said. "They·re all in
body bags."
Rescue workers were still
searching for other possible vie·
tims in the ruins or the three·
story brick Jenkins Hotel.
J ellico Police Chi~( Charles
Bruce said he understood 29
persons were registered in the
hotel Monday night. Harold
Boone. senior recorder in the
mayor's office. said Bruce told
him that he believed all but two
of the residents had been ac·
counted for.
"The roof and both floors
caved in." Sanderford said. ··u ·s
all on one story now."
Among those hospitalized. he
said. were a young man and
woman and their baby and 5·
year·old child. Sanderford said.
"I talked to the father. He said
they could nol go down the hall.
He jumped to the roof of a build·
ing next door and he was not
hurt. She threw him the baby
and then the 5-year·old jumped
and he broke the boy's fall. Then
she jumped."
Jellico Fire Department dis·
patcher Arnold Overton said
most of the residents we re
"elderly retired people living on
pensions ~d so forth ...
The fire, whlch also damaged
a nearby auto parts store and
Trailways bus station. was con·
lained about 8 a.m .. about six
hours after it was reported. Its
<.'a use was not immediately
known.
A reporter at the scene saw
firemen carrying residents or
the hotel down ladders from win·
dows.
Fire departments from nearby
communities responded to the
blaze in this town located along
the Kentucky border in a rural
area.
The county island is con·
sidered part or the city's s phere
of lnnuence, but is under county
control. Police protection is provided
by the Orange County Sheriff's
Department. but Costa Mesa
riremen respond to fire calls in
the area.
Planner Clark said the request
for run annexation or the area
would be drawn up within the
next few days and then sub-
mitted to the Local Agen<.'y
Formation Commission.
l.Jf!ion Boss
Gebl Hearing
WASHINGTON <API "-A
Teamsters disciplinary panel to.'
day heard charges that union
President Frank E . Fitzsim ·
mons used Teamsters funds for
a lavish lifestyle and allowed or·
ganized cnme to infiltrate the
union.
Fitzsimmons did not appear in
person before the special five.
member panel or union leaders
that met behind closed doors lo
hear the charges. which were
filed 13 months ago by two rank·
and·Cile members.
From Page AJ
DAVIS •.•
rightf."
Mrs . Burke also took a !>trong
position for lon({er sentencing
fo r serious crimes and said s hl'
believes parole .. must have
meaningful <.'Ontrol nr it is of no
use "
In the cases or juvenile of·
fenders Mrs. Burke said she
believes hardened cri minals
should be separated from minor
offenders.
'Td hke to see our juvenile
system working with real
j uveniles. not with our older
teen-agers for whom 1t ·s really
providing a hiding place." Mrs
Burke said.
7
addlebaek
EDITION
Afternoon
~Y. Stoeks
VOL. 71, NO. 136, 3 SECTIONS, 28 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, MAY 16, 1978 TEN CENTS /
El Toro Rd. Stretch Termed 'Killer'
By JERRY CLAUSEN
Of Ille Dellr -, ....
El Toro Road, between
Tra buco Road and Cook's
Corner. is considered by
California Highway Patrol of·
ficials to be one of Prange Coun-
ty's two biggest traffic
nightmares.
·'It's a real killer," concurs a
county Environmental Manage-
ment Agency project spokesman
who is herding plans through
state and federal agencies to im·
prove a 2. 75-mile stretch of the
winding highway. '
Last year, a highway patrol
spokesman said, three fatal ac·
cidents occurred along the five
miles of two.lane asphalt. 39 col-
lisions resulted in injuries and
an additional 57 accidents
caused property damaie.
The accident rate, said the
EMA spokesman, is 6.S times
greater than the county
average. ,
The point is emphasized by
CHP spokesmen, who have re-
ported that so far this year 45
accidents have been logged
along the hilly stretch.
Last week, a truck and a car
hit the same Southern California
Edison Co. utility pole in
separate accidents on a curve
two miles south of Cook 's
Corner. injuring one driver and
leaving the Saddleback Valley
without eledricity twice within
20 hours.
On May 3, five vehicles col-
lided to block both lanes of the
road for most of the morning as
injured were cut from cars and
trucks and mangled vehicles
were retrieved from a curved
section of highway about t'No
By GARV GRANVILLE
DI 1"9 o.ll~ l"I ... St.It
The Orange Count y Grand
Jury said Monday some local
school districts are abusing their
powers by offering such adult
school courses as hang gliding
and bonsai gardening at tax·
payer expens<.'. (Related stones
pages AJ. A5. >
Districts that promote surh
courses. inc·luding sa1 lmaktng
and ballroom datl<.'ing. should
oublish what it costs to educate
miles north of Trabuco Road
Although the road is con·
sidered a scenic highway linking
the south county area with
O'Neill Park and other recrea·
tional areas, the route is used
more often as a shortcut to the
freeways in the areas north and
east of Santa Ana. a highway
patrolman noted.
County traffic studies show
that an average 4.000 vehicles
use the t wtstmg road dally. The
highway patrol reportc;.
however. that most trafr1e
seems to be between 6 and 10
p.m . when "the route is un-
forgiving to drowsy drivers or
those who have had a little too
much to drink "
Right now. said the highw<ty
patrol spokesman. 1t"s El Toro
Road and Ortega Hig hway
<See ROAD. Page A2>
Hits
Classes
each student enrolled. the Grand
Jury said.
Furthermore. the Jury <1<1ded.
high school and un1f1ed ~chool
distri<;ts should make exot1t•
courses seJt-supportmg through
tuition chdrges.
And community college ch!>·
tricts should sponsor leg1slat1on
that would make 1l legal tor
them to charge tu1l1on for
courses su{'h as horse t·art• and
basic boating, al·c·ording to lht•
Grand Jury.
"Then' ":.i:. .i lime when \\C
fll<l c·har~e ror l'OUrses that an.•
t•h:.ira<'lt:ri.zcd by th<' grand
Jury.·· rt'sponded H1chard
S1 mon. director of com munit \'
relation" for the Coast Com
mun1ty College District.
"Ip 1974." Simon sa:d today.
"thl' Mate Education Codt' ruled
against charginJ! for educ<.1 t1on
Then• are no plans at lh1 <> t1m1·
to c·hang<' this pol1c1y ... Simon
<Set> FRILLS. Pa!(e AZ>
Trustees Hit Back
Getting the Message
The driver or this smashed Ramhler found
harsh JUStice today. When California
llig hway Patrolman Richard Van Coff
rt·~ponded to call that parked car was
rcar·cnded. he did his job and wrote a
Delly ,. ........ "' I.ff ... , ...
lick ct -citing !he car for being parked in
a "No Parking" zone. Other driver was not
<'ited. 'Ille double. whammy occurred on
TQl.edo Street in front or El Toro High
School.
SVUSD Recall Targe~ Flay Charges
By WILLIAM HODGE °' .. bitty ...... s..tf
Three Saddleback Valley
Unified School District trustees
-subjects of a recall camp4ign
launched recently -have
Plane Firm
Absolved in
Pilot Death
Briggs Withdraws,
__ Endorses Ed-Davis
labeled recall allegations as
"'fal se" and politically
motivated.
Trustees George Henry.
Carole Neustadt and Mary
Phillips filed responses to the
nine <in Mrs. Phillips' case. 10>
recall cha~es at the county
Registrar of Voters' office Mon·
day.
A ~i x .person '\I S. District
Court 1ury ruled Monday m Los
Angeles that an aircraft
manuracturer was not negligent
in the death of a Mission Viejo
woman's Marine Corps pilot
husband who crashed in his
c. t.'.13 '" 1975
Sucannc Lcwis of 25241 Cam
pin~ lJn\e c·har,..:l·d in her SI 4
m 1 Ilion suit against General
Dyna mies that the ai r craft
manufacturing firm should have
\\a med pilots that a 01ght COO·
trol mechanism mi~ht work m
re\'erse dunn~ an emergenc}.
Such a warnm~. her attomeys
contended in the c1v1 I trial which
opened May 4. could have pre·
vented the crash of the 20·year-
old aircraft m which Col. Julius
M . Lewis and three other
Mannes died.
In summing up their case
Thursday, before the jury de.
liberated on Friday. Mrs. Lewis"
attorneys asked that General
Dynamics be declared negligent
and that the twin-engine, pro·
pl•ller·driven aircraft be
declared defective.
<See PILOT, Page A2>
LOS ANGELES <AP> -State
Sen. John Briggs. R·Fullerton. a
conservative who tried to tum a
crusade against homosexual
teachers into a campaign for
governor. withdrew from the
gubernatorial race today and
endorsed Ed Davis.
At a Los Angeles news
conference. Briggs s aid the
former Los Angeles police chi ef
wasn't as conservative as he 1s.
but that Daivs is "the close:;t
thing to one of the greatest
governors we have ever had, Gov. Ronald Reagan ...
Both Briggs and Davis earlier
had been scheduled to appear as
candidates today before the
Ca lifornia Peace Ofricer~
Association convention at the
Newporter Inn in Newport
Beach.
Briggs said he did not ask
Davis Lo support his initiatives
against homosexual teachers or
to expand the death penalty In
return ror his support. He
desc ribed Davis as the
conservative with the best
chance of defeating DemocraUc
Gov. Edmund Brown Jr.
"We Republicans don't 'have
allUOO$ DAVIS
"These charges are false and
the product of a few ambitious
political opportunists, .. Mrs .
Neustadt charged in he r
response.
"The reaJ issue 1s simply who
is going to run this district." she
said. "The people you elected to
do so. or hired bureaucrats who
want more and more or our tax
dollars in order to support their
growing bureaucracies.··
to nominate a carbon copy of Mrs. Phillips charged the re·
Jerry Brown to defeat J erry call was launched by special m·
Brown." Briggs said. referring terest groups. implying lies to
apparently to Ken Maddy. dislrictoffic1alsandunions.
another Republican candidate "I am very concemed over ex· for governor. actly who 1s to run our schools :
"Ed Davis will defeat Brown The bureaucrats or the elected
Jr. JUSt as overwhelmingly as trustees?" her statement says.
Ronald Rea~an defeated Brown She claims the recall petition
Sr. 12 years ago... "is merely a frivolous power
I k play." n recent wee s, Briggs has Board President Henry was ca nceled most campaign appearances. lie refused all the only trustee to address the
requests for interviews after recall petition on a charge.by· charge basis. -' reports of his expecte4 He specificially labeled some
withdrawal from the June 6 charges "not true ... Other
Republican 'primary started charges he addressed with brief
circulating. comments.
Davis ranks either first or "The superintendent only has
second in various p~lls of the responsibility to recom·
ReQ..ubltcan voters in the mend· itistheboard's authority razo~lose race. Briggs never '
by law to appro\'e or disap-
prove." Henry responded to a
charge of usurping the superm·
tendent 's authority.
Replyicg to a charge of fiscal
irresponsibility by not having
1978· 79 school district budget
ready, Henry said "We are
months ahead or time lines pre·
sented by consultants."
Henry denied that a Welte
raise approved in January
s howed irresponsibility because
* * *
of his recent !iuspens1on b\'
trustees. ·
.. A II employee~ rcce1 ve annual
raises regardless of quality of
work or ;ob performance.··
Henry said.
The trustees' responses will bt·
included on the recall pet1t1ons.
which will be submitted to the
Registrar of Voters for aµ-
proval.
• <See CHAJlGES, Page At)
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Recall Proponents
Charge Violatipns
Proponents of a recall aimect
at removing three Saddleback
Valley Uni(ied School trustees
have accused board members of
participating 1n "secret
sessions"' in violation of state
law.
The charge -one or nine
enumerated Monday in letters of
intent to recall Trustees George
Henry, Carole Ne ustadt and
Mary Phillips -1s based on
three memos sent by each
trustee around April 6.
Reeall co.chairman Preston
llowell accused the three or
meeting in secret to draft the
m eQ'los because. he claimed,
each communication contained
"strikingly similar language ...
Howell said the memos, cover·
il"lg identical subjects, asked
then· Board President Loa Young
lo direct county counsel to appear
at an April 12 board
meeting, requested the pro·
cedure fo r sele<"ling ad ·
m1n1straliye interns for s ummer
~chool principal appointment!>
~nd ordered Personnel Ad
m1nistrator James ~ 1lchell to
be reinstated and to report
directly to the board.
Tht< Mitchell reinstatement or
der followed hi s removal from the
district cabinet by Supermten
dent Richard Welte
"How could that lthc s1m1lar
language\ have h ~ppencd
w1thcul tht-m all meeting
t ogether somewhere·"· Howell
asked. "All meet.mgs have to bt'
announced and to my knowledge
no such meetin i:: was ever
posted ...
M r 'I. Phillips today dentt!d
that the board membe rs h11d
met in secret to discuss tht>
memos.
"'I r<>member writing ont•
memo specifically on the intern
progr am." she said. ··1 just
asked ror a listing or procedure~
CSeeSECRET. Page AZI CUSD Rejects Idea .
Improved from his starting fifth"--
place, and he sank to two ~;::t"~{f.OP support in one SadJ,leback Audit
But that small amount of Coast Of Fire Service Fee
By ANNE COOPER because of the Jarvis-Gann
measure.
s upport could be critical if the
votlng is as~ as recent polls,
which -tr<v~ placed Davis,
Attorney General Evelle
Younger and Assemblyman Ken
Maddy all with.In a range or five
percentage points. and San
Diego Mayor Pete Wilson a few
Points behind In fourth.
Ortl,ered by Trustees
Weather °' .. o.11, ..... , ....
The pro1pect of the district
picking up \.be tab for local fire
protection at district schools got
a cold shoulder Monday from
the Caplstrano Unifled School
Dh1trict board of trustees.
The fire fee Idea was proposed
by San ClementAI Fire Chlef Ron
Colemaii in a letter to Supt.
Jel'ome Tbornal•y, In whlch
Cdteman tafd he intends to rec·
ommend ~t bentof6re tu ex·
empt a1encles -1chool1, ~burcbes and 1overnmental
a1e.ncles -be cha.reed a fire
protection fee. l! the Jarvi.a·
Oann property tax Um1taUon In·
iUat.lve la appt0\led lo Juno. •
Faced wtlb anUc:1"ted b\ldt'et
rtdudtooa fr the lnltlaUve
< P ropoaUcn U> '.:"On the ~ une e
ballot ll~il, eotemaa said
he CIG ~ diMt deilart·
ment '1 level 9'_ fire ~on
atrvlct Cit' reeo.p rev uo JOit
t ,
In the letter Coleman said no
fee structure has been developed
yet. He pointed out. however,
that the March fire at Ole
Hanson E lemenury Schoo11 which caused art estlmatea
$40,000 damage to ad·
mlntstrauve offtcet, cost the nre
department $1,000 to extingubtr.
.. The Implication la dear:•
said one dl11runtlcd CUSD
trustee. "fl the countt and the
two ciUei in tbia acfl061 district
•tart cb1r1lnt ua for trash
pickup. fire and Police protec-
tion and tbe like. we're tert wtt.b
no alternative but to start char&· in.I tuitJoo."
1'he 1upaintendent aafd the
1\luatlon wtt t ~ue of '1robblna P~tr to~ Paul," &IMe achool
dtltritt rettnUM mo '1"SU be re-
cl u U d, If tbe Janla:·Oann meuure ll •oPtO•td.
CliePalR~hPAI»
Briggs· best-known backer.
tax critic Howard Jarvis, author ot the ProposlUon 13 property
tax cut lnhlattve, nid in a
aeparate interview that he had
not talked to Brtap recent.ty,
but belleved the report to be
accurate.
"I've heard the 11me rumor.
Under lbe circumstances, I have
to believe lt,'' Jarvla aald. "l
underataod the BritP campalan
did not ,-et off the jltound. ••
Jarvis, who hu built an
tnnutnUal poUUcal f oUowlnc ot
bl• own, aald he 11 pr~pared
"not only to tndc>ne Davie, but to ea111..., ror htm. l'ft ll:nown
Davia lor.~ )'earl, aDd lie ._,
one qualltr above all oOMri. ff•'• a.on.t..••
l
Saddleback 1chool trustees
have ordered a state Depart·
ment or Education audit or the
district's business services
division, acting SupeMntendent
Donald Ames said today.
The audit, requested by
trustees at a May 3 board meet·
Ing, will center on the dl1tr1ct's
business procedures and
policies.
"It's really a positive thing,"
Ames 11ld. "Usually theae
audits make good recommend•· . tlons an better accounUns and
butlne11 procedure• and
PoUcltt.''
Ames said aoveral Oranac
Count7 scbool diltricta have pre·
vlouslf under1ono a st.ate audit.
He 1ald lt waa 1imJlar to
aepartte management studies
done ·~ Ole dtltrtd tn recent
montM bUt would center tolely
on tit• tii1IDUI Ut•lcH
dl•lll• , _.
The adult apparently was
prompted by a letter from ~~
pendedSupt. Richard Welte
Trustees have refused le
divulge the letter·s contents
pending an opinion by county
counsel regarding its conftden·
Uallty.
Deputy County Counsel
Edward Duran has said be sees
noUUng coo.fidentlal in the letter.
but release bas been delayed
pending a written opinion on Its
release.
But school observers believe
the letter addresses possible Im·
proprletles In the dlaU1ct'5 bus1 ·
ness service area.
Welte baa d~llncd to com·
ment on lbe letter's cont~ts.
Ama could nol Hllm•t~ when
the audit would ooatn. but 111d
th• leu.r reque1Ung the audit
w11 malled to ataw om~als Monday.
F:ur and a ltttle warmt•r
through Wednesday Low~
IOri:~hl 55 to 62 lliJ?h "
Wednesday near -;o at th<:
beaches and near HO .,,.
land
~SIDE TODA~
lh1te Cmdr. T~rone Martin
u 1n cllo rue. the USS
Constitution 111 "an active
ship. not a muaeum." See
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Seven Die in Fire
Tennessee Hotel Destroyed
JELLICO. T~nn CAP l Fire
destroyed a hotel 1n thl!>
northeast Tenne:,see community
early today . killing at least
seven person:,, official said.
Many of the holel 's residents
were elderly.
A mother threw her baby to
safety from a th1 rd·!>tory win·
dow into lht-arm:, of the father
on a rooftop below. authorities
said. and several other resident:,
Ju,.,,ped Crom windows to escupc
the names.
"I've just been told we have
seven bodies now." s aid Dan
Sanderford, administrator of
Jellico Community Uoi;pital
where a temporary morgue •was
set up in a locker room al the
hospital.
"By looking at them. you C'an·
not tell" the identities or even
the sex of the victims. San·
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SECRET SES SIONS ~ • •
and timeline:, · ·
She said sometimes trustees
agree with a memo sent by one
trustee and others wi ll send
memos concurring with another
board m ember.
"That's because the s upenn·
tendent cannot take direction
from a single board member,"
she said.
Trustees Henry a nd Mrs.
Neustadt were unavailable for
comment. The a llegation was levelt'<i at
a Laguna llills meeting held to
discuss recall charges against
the three trustees. About 25 peo-
ple attended the 7:30 p.m . meet·
m g
Recall pro p o n ents a lso
* * * F ro•PageAI
charged two board members
with "special attempts to pro·
mote friends" within the d1s-
lncl.
"Mrs. Philbps voted on Tom
Herdtner as a summer school
principal in the district and he
was her campaign manager."
Howell charged.
But Mrs . Philli ps denied
Herdtner was her campaign
manager and cited a complicat
ed s creening process as limiting
h er ability to lobby for any
s c hool district e mpl oyee
<Herdtner is a teacher >.
"We were given a list o r
recommendations by the s uperin·
t e nd e nt and the board
unanimously approved them ."
Mrs. Phillipssaid.
Henry also was criticized for
approving the 1975 appointment
of M ilchcll as district personnel
ad m imstralor.
derford said. "They 're all in
body bags.''
Rescue workers were still
searching for other possible vie·
t1mi in the ruins of the three·
story brick Jenkins Hotel.
J e llico Police Chief Charles
Bruce s aid he understood 29
persons were registered in the
hotel Monday night. Harold
Boone. senior recorder in the
mayor's office. said Bruce told
him that he believed all but two
of the residents had .been ac·
counted for.
"The roof and both floors
caved h\," Sanderford said. "It's
all on one story now.'·
Among those hospitalized. he
said. were a young man and
woman and their baby and 5·
year ·old child. Sanderford said.
"I talked to the father. He said
they could not go down the hall.
Ile jumped lo the roor of a build·
ang next door and he was not
hurt. She threw him the baby
and then the 5·year·old jumped
and he broke the boy's fall. Then
she jumped."
Jellico Fire Department dis·
patcher Arnold Overton said
most of the r esidents were
"elderly retired people living on
pensions and so forth."
The fire, which also damaged
a nearby auto parts store and
Trailwavs bus station. was con-
tained about 8 a.m .. about six
hours after it was reported. Its
c ause was not immediately
knov.n.
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ORANGE COUNTY FIREFIGHTERS BATTLED INTENSE HEAT; NINE SUFFERED MINOR BURNS
High Voltage Linea Overhead Were Cut To Fight Fire Causing Power Outage
Lumber Yard Destroyed
A blaze firemen today believe
was caused by friction from a
wood saw caused an estimated
$300,000 damage to a Capistrano
bea('h lumber yard Monday
evening. .
Nine Orange County firemen
s uffered minor burns during the
more than two hours 1t Look to
control the flames at the Serr~
Lumber Co .. 25802 Victoria Blvd
The blaze at first was listed a.c:
CHARGES. • . Howell charged that Mitchell
was Henry's campaign manager
in 1975, an allegation denied by
Mitchell a lthough he admits
working on behalf or Henry and
several other board candidates
in 1975, including Mrs Neustadt.
F~es 1990 Deficit
S USP ICIOUS 1n origin. r:remen
said. but investigators now h&w
linked the fire to friction caused
when a wood saw WJlS cutl;nF
timber. Once approved by the reg-
ist rar. recall proponents can
begin circulating the petitions -a
move expected to °"'uf within
one week
Mayor 'Concerned'
Over Mesa Freeway
By MICHAEL PASKEVICH °' ... O.lh .. , ... 51.tft
C osta Me s a Ma yo r Ed
McFarland has called a s pecial
City Council session for May 24
in the wake of s tate Transporta-
tion Director Adriana Gian·
turco's announcement Monday
or plans to write orr the Costa
Mesa Freeway
Mayor McFarland expressed
"great concern" over Ms. Gian·
turco ·s apparent intent to erase
from st.ate planning boards the
Route 55 freeway along Newport
Boulevard. The freeway plan
has been on the books since 1944
Mc Farland said the purpose of
the s pecial council study s ession
will be to dcc·ide on a course or
action
Assemblyman Dennis
Mangers, D·lluntington Beach,
who pushed for a. decision by
state transportation officials on
the freeway's future. said plans
to rescind it arc "totally and
completely unacceptable."
The assemblyma n . who is
seek mg re-election this year.
s aid he is willing to lead a city
fight in protest.
Ms. Gianturco s aid it was
··very clear " that the 2.2 mile
route as currently proposed 1s
not practical financially, and a
freeway would be "extremely
d isrupti ve to the community
without s1gn1ficant lransporta·
lion system benefits "
In a letter to McFarland. Ms.
Gianturco said:
-The state is willing lo meet
with city officials within two
weeks to discuss trafflc Im
prove m ent s o n Newport
Boulevard.
-Procedures should be in-
1 ti a t e d n o w t o c o n· s i d e r
r escission of the remaining
route 55 freeway between Route
1 <Pacific Coast Highway in
Newport Beachl and Bay Street
<Costa Mesa>.
-A complete trafrlc study
s hould be lnitiated to consider
alternatives to redut'e conges-
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taon on the inland lo beach cor
ridor.
One of h e r s u ggested
alternatives involves a "park
and ride bus service through the
corridor to the beach area." the
letter states.
Mayor McFarland said he in·
terpreted this to mean that the
so-called ··c alTrans Canal''
might be used as a parking lot.
The deep ditch that currently
exists between the divided
htghway was to be used for the
freeway bed
Som e Cost a Me sa officials
said they wanted more tame to
study the letter from Ms. Gian·
turco before planning action
However, Councilman Dom
Raciti expressed a willingness to
fight.
He said the city should pull its
police patrols from the state·
owned route and "let the
C alifo rnia H ighway Patrofl
sptrnd two and three hours
whenever there's an accident."
Raciti said the city might also
consider putting up billboards on
the route apologizing for the con-
gestion and placing the blame on
the state.
"We're gelling to the point
where we might as well move ci-
ty hall to Sacramento... Raciti
commented during Monday's
council meeting.
He said the city might be
forced to consider a measure lo
limit growth and traffic, in an
apparent reference to a Newport
Beach policy that limits develop·
menl until traffic plans are
worked out. •
On peak weekends, Newport
Boulevard handles more than
77 ,000 cars daily. The traffic ac-
cident rate on the roadway is
about four times higher than the
state average. according to a
CalTrans report forwarded to
Ms. Gianturco.
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PILOT .•.
General Dynamics attorneys
countered that a qualified pilot
should have known the controls
would work in reverse under
some conditions.
A survivor of the September
1975 crash testified earlier that
e l evators contro llin g t he
aircra ft 's upward and
downward movement jammed
shortly after takeoff.
The crash has been invesUgat·
ed for more than a year by the
FBI, and Mrs. Lewis said this
morning that the U.S. Attorney
General's office in Loa Angeles
is continuing to push that In·
vesligaUon.
Government agencies are al·
tempting to determine whether
or not the plane may have.been
tampered wtth before taJceorr.
Mrs. Lewts, who also has filed
a $10 milllon claim 111Jnat the
M arlne Corps ln connecUon wit.H
the fatal cruh, andloted her It·
torneya probably would not ap-peal t he dec,alon favorl ni
Geoerl.1 Dynamics rendered at
about 2!30 p.m. Monday
The Mlaslon Vltto woman ts a
Loi Angtlea C.OUn 'I deputy clb·
lrict att.omey. ..
Medicare • m Trouble?
WASHINGTON <AP> -The
Social Security trust funds that
pay benefits to retired and dis·
abled workers are in good shape
for several decades. hut the fund
that pays hospital insuffince un·
der Medicare will go broke by
1990. the sysl<'m 's l rustees told
Congress today.
They said in an annual report
that the higher payroll taxes
Co n g r ess approved l a s t
December have "restored the
financial so.1.indness of the old·
age, survivors and disability in-
surance program through the re-
mainder of this century and into
the early years of the next one ...
But. as expected. the h05pltal
insurance fund will need shoring
up an the next decade to remaio
solvent
The report s aid that the
hospital fund 1s expected to lose
$400 million in 1985 and then
"decline rapidly until it is ex·
ha ustcd in about 1990."
Opposition
To LNG Site
Increasing
A U.S. Congressm an. Marine
Corps and Navy brass and lop
officials from two utility firms
told s tate coastal commissioners
Monday night they are opposed
to ui.e of a portion of Camp
Pendleton lor a liquefied natural
gas terminal.
The strongest objections to use
of Ho'rno Canyon on the ocean
side of the San Diego Freeway
at Camp Pendleton. came from
Rep. Robert E . Badham, whose
40th Congressional District
en compasse s the s prawling
Marine Corps base.
In a strongly worded
statement read by aide Howard
Seelye. Badham accused the
coast al commission's staff with
purposely attempting to klll the
w h ole concept of an LNG
ter mlnaJ proje<:t in the state.
"ln looking at the overall
pic ture of the controversy over
where to locate an LNG
terminal," Badham stated, "it
appears abundantly clear that
the re ls purposeful mischief in
the staff report Which ranks
sites by preference."
F,....Pt1p A J
FRILLS .••
said
In Its four.page release, the
j ury said it "wishes to call
public attention to those districts
which are abusine the discre-
tionary power delegated to them
by the stale with regard to adult
education."
But the Grand Jury didn 't say
which dlatricta it would com·
mend for "their realistic ap.
proach to adult education."
Nor dld the Jury HY which dis·
trlcts It would condemn for
abuse ot power.
Jury foreman Henry Webber
aald a t>rukdown between dla·
trlcta must exist "or we
wouldn't have said lt."
But Jury member Grace
Winchell said, ··1 really dQn 't
want to n•me dlltrlcta. Kopelu.1·
ly. we 're alertln1 the public and
J don 't wan.l to specify dla·
trlcw."
That prediction is a rosier
estimate than last year when the
trustees said the hospital fund
would go br oke by 1987 Thal
figure was revised in 1978 after
the refinancing ball passed
The trustees advised Congress
to exercise caution in any move
to curtail the Social Security
payroll lax increases recently
approved.
Some m<.'mbcrs of Congress
favor using general tax funds to
pick up add1t1onal hospital in
surance costs under M cdacare.
General tax revenues a lready
ar e used to pay the bulk of the
('O Sl of Mcdfrare':, optional
medical insurance fund that
pays doctors· b1 lb and outpa
t1 enl hospital cost:, for retirees
who pay a monthly premium.
The report was made by the
trustees. Health. Education and
Welfar e Secretary Joseph A.
Califano Jr .. Labor Secretary
R ay Marshall and Treasury
Secretary W. Michael Blumen·
that.
ll said the trust funds for old·
age, survivors and disability in·
surance "arc now rffojected lo
have sufficient income lo meet
bendit and administrative costs
until nearly 2030 ...
However. the trust funds ar~
still facing an annual deficit un-
der long.range projections. They
v. ill actually begin to pay out
more than they take in around
2011 or 2012. according to the
current projections
F rom Pa~ .. t I
FIRE FEE REJECTED. • •
But San Cle mente Fire Cap·
lain Gary Carmichael defended
the fire fee proposal in an In·
terview today, calling it an
··equitable" way of distributing
the burden of fire protection.
He compared the fire fees to
current ambulance user fees.
saying that in both cases proper·
ty taxpayers would buy equip·
ment. with those benefiting from
the service paying on a per use
basis
Carmichael s aid that inequity
exists an the current system of
supporting fire services. an that
churches and schools -because
numbers of people congregall·
there -pose a greater fire
h azard than homes. but 1n-
d1vidual taxpayers bear the
burden of fare protection costs.
with schools and churches tax
exempt.
"Wh al we're talking about as
really a Peturn to a basically
free enterprise system like the
one that existed in Benjamin
Franklin's day ... he said.
"Back then. you bought fire
protection and were given a
·mark· to display on 'toe outside
of your home." he said. ··If you
had a fi re and had the m ark on
the house. no problem. But if the
firemen didn't see a ny mark.
they 'd dicker with you. You
bought your fire ins urance right
quick 1f you wanted to save the
house.··
School district trust ees an·
structed Supt. Thomsley Mon·
day to discuss the proposed fire
fees with Chief Coleman and re-
port back al a future board
meeting.
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Addat.ional details of the in·
vestigation weren 'l immediately
available t.qis morning.
Firemen said the 1.000·square-
foot building and ats contents
were a 75 percent loss.
The nine fire m en suffer eo
manor burns from the radiating
heat. spokesmen said.
Ninety firefighters were called
to the scene of the 6 pm. b1aze.
Firemen had to cut high
voltage wires near the lumber
yard as they battled the flam~
causing a power outage in the
surrounding area, s pokesmen
said.
Fro•Page A l
ROAD •..
(which are con!'.1dered mo!-<
dan,:?crous ror traffic I Lagun&
Cany on Road. he said. has
bl'('Omc less a problem
ro combat the probiems along
El Toro Road, Orange County
plans lo spend S2 4 milhor. an
easing some of the h1gh way·s
curves.
When federal environmental
approval Is granted the projeci
-probably in about three
months -federal funds also will
be sou~ht . the county EM.\
:.pokesman said
An estimated $700.000 is to be
spent to secure property to east•
some dangerous curves. she
added. and the rest ts to go 101
planning and constructivn. ex
peeled to begin in late 1979.
To be "made safer" is t.he
2.75·m1le portion 1mmed1 ately
south of Cook ·s Comer . sht' said
Some road widening a lready is
under w ay 1mmed1attd y
northeast of Trabuco Road in El
Toro where home development
is scheduled.
Tuesday. May 16. 1978 s DAIL y PILOT A3
OCTD Eyes Hikes If . Prop. 13 Pasess
The Orange County Transit
District IOCTD1 may n~ to tn·
crease fart's or seel< slate m
come or sales taxes to make up
a ~rojected $2 million loss in pro~rty tax should Pl-oposltion
13 be approved by voters June 6
Tho se wer e amo n g
alternatives presented to d1ree-
tors Monday as parl or their de·
liberations over OCTD's pro.
posed $59 mlllion budget for . ... .
Lawsuit
•
Filed on
OC Buses
State lawyers went lo Superior
Court Monday to file an action
a<'cusing the Orange County
Trans it District of failing to
equip its b~es with lifts for the
physically handicapped.
The 65 buses involved in the
laws uit. the latest editions Lo the
OCTD neet, are scheduled to
begin operations this fall on
Santa Ana area routes.
Lawyers for the attorney
gene ral's office argue in the
lawsuit that the OCTD should be
barred by court order from
purchasing any new buses until
the district agrees to equip them
with hfts as provided by recent
California Jaw.
OCTD officials advised of the
laws uit said they a re not aware
that hfts they regard as safe and
ri>li able are on the market
today.
They !>aid staw law requires
the installation of such lifts
provided safe equipment can be
obtained from at least two
manufacturers.
They said such a condition
does not yet exist in terms of
OCTO complying with the state
law
1978·79
Directors lleld a public hear·
ang on the proposed spencbng
package Monday but drew no
citizen comment.
They then agreed to hold a
budget workshop June 9 when
they know the outcome of the
Jarvis-Gann property tax limita·
lion iniUative and when they can
better decide what budget cuts
may be needed.
The inltlalive. it approved by
California voters, could reduce.,_
OCTD's planned $3.6 million
property tax revenue by about
$2 million.
However. the financial impact
could balloon to as much as $51
million next year since OCTD
uses property tax revenue to
match state and federal grants.
A report lo dfrectors said if
Proposition 13 Is passed. efforts
A,.W....,.....
POSTAL SERVICE PLANS TO TAKE THE 'A' TRAIN
With This Stamp, Everythlng's Ready for 15-cent Postage
'A' Means IS
Stamp Ready for Anything
could be made to obtain a lariler
s bare o( ,remaining bounty
'property taxes, or a s hare of
either state sales or Income tax to
make upthe$2 million.
The loss also could be made
up in part by an increase In
passenl(er fares of 120 percent. from , 25 cents to 5S cents on
regular routes and 50 cents to
$1.10 on Park·and-Ride. DiaJ·a·
Ride and Dlal-a -Ltrtservlces .
Oireetors aren't expected lo
adopt a 1978-79 budget until June
19.
But Director William Farris
suggested a June 9 session to
give the board time lo weigh the
ioit1alive's impact agamst next
year 's spending plans. ~
He said directors mi t have
to consider a hiring and romo·
lions freeze. selling old buses.
~urtailment of some of the more
'expensive bus !)('r v1cei. and
perhaps th e l ay ·o ff or
employeel>.
OCTD officials said they still
are workin g with s tate
author1L1es on the impact of the
Jarvis measure, as well as new
leg1slation that might be enacted
to substitute sources or local
funds as matches for state"and
federal grants.
Proposition 13
Delnocrat Leaders
Urge Bill's Def eat
By KATifY CLANCY
OI UW Oaltr Pli.4 Sl•lf
Democrats and other "good
citizens of Orange County" were
urged Monday to reject Proposi·
lion 13, a measure described by
Democratic leaders as a prelude
to statewide chaos and un-
em plGyment.
Bert Coffey. state Democratic
chairman. was Joined in
Democrats United Against
Proposition 13 and for Proposi·
tion 8 by Richard O'Neill.
former Orange County ap_d
Southern California Democra•
chairman and Emeryville Police
Chief John Lecos te. <Related
stories AS >
"The big losers are renters."
said millionaire rancher O 'Neill.
"The big winners are people like
myself. I think the future of
California and Orange County 1s
a heJI of a lot more Important
than a wind.fall for myself."
O'Neill also said the biggest
winner of them all should the
Jarvis-Gann initiative be ap·
proved by California voters is
the federal government.
Since property taxes, and
thereby income tax deductions,
Cob.it.y s hould reject this,"
O'Nei-11 said.
He described the initiative as
a "fast move here for an old
man <co·autbor Howard Jarvis >
to go out in a blaze ot glory.·'
CofCey admitted passage or
the property tax limitation in-
itiative would put the state's
Democratic governor anct
Democratic legislators in an em·
ba rrassing spot.
But Coffey said h e was
prompted to create the orgaruza.
BB Challenge
Lion backang Proposition 8 and
opposmg l3 "on principle."
The maJor benefits would go
to apartittent owners and big
business. he predicted, while in·
dividuals eventually would face
higher income and sales taxes to
offset the property tax cut.
Proposition 8, on the other
hand. will give the homeowners
-"not the big guys" -a 30 per-
cent property tax cut without
leading to a shift in taxes. Coffey
continued.
Ramps on Beach
Anger Advocate
OCTD 'Officials said a court
order forcing them to comply
with stale law would add $6,000
to the cost or each new bus,
putting the total value of the
vehi<'le al about $106,000.
W ASHlNGTON CAP> -When it s tarts costing 15 cents to
mail a letter, the Postal Service will be ready with a new s tamp.
It will have a letter A, an eagle and the words "U.S. Postage.··
But it won't say 15 cents. Anywhere.
· would drop, the federal govern·
menl would collect more
California dollars. he said.
/\ Huntington Beach woman is
scheduled to appear before the
state Coastal Commission this
week to oppose building of
s pecial beach ramps for the ·
elderly and handicapped.
Aileen Brock is opposed to a
perm it approved recently by the
South Coast Regional Com-
mission lo build the s pecial
ramps at 41untington State
Beach.
sartd and s urf, Mrs. Brock. of
20701 Beach Blvd., says in her
appeal she definite ly fa vors
facilities for the elderly and han·
dlcapped. .
She just feels there is a better
solution.
Floral Theft
Charges Take
-Three to Court
Court dates arc set the day
after Memorial Day for two men
polir t> allege took fresh bouquet!>
some of them Mother's Day
remembranC'es from graves
at Huntington Beach's Good
Shepherd Cemetery. •
By distributing a stamp already printed without a monetary
value on its face. the P9stal Service can be ready if its board or
governors approves a rate increase Friday from 13 to 15 cents.
The "A" stamps were printed In 1975 and 1976 as prepara·
lion for this very situation. Regular 15 cent stamps would be
printed later.
l40CCities
Trash Strike End
Detective J im Wehr alleged
Monday that he has information
th <1t the fl o ral di s pla ys
recovered outside the walls or
the cemctC'ry were to be used 10
a school play.
Officially Declared
Based on a 4.30 am. telephon~
tip Sa turd ay, patro lme n
arres ted David Mlkolajewski,
25, and Bobby Waits, 21, both or
1427 Huntington St., Huntington
Beach.
Th ey were b ooked on
s u sp1<'ion o f conspi racy to
comm 1t petty theft.
Detec tiv e Wehr s ays
numerous bouquets and pots or
meta I canjsters that fit into the
ground. all valued at about S150,
\\ere taken from the two
roommates.
M 1kolajewski and Watts are
due for a rraignment on the
misdemeanor charge May 30, m
West Orange County Judicial
District Court.
They are currently free on
S250 bail each, Detective Wehr
said.
Investigators assert that the
tipster wh.o called them about
odd predawn activity at the
{'emetery at Beach Boulevard
and Talbert Avenue said two
men appeared to be taking
flowers.
"They said there were several
trips made over the wall," says
DE'tecUve Wehr.
Wheat Cost Hiked
W ASHJNGTON <AP) -Presl·
dent Carter says he will use the
provisions or an emergency
farm bill he s igned into law
Monday to'boost the target price
on J978 wheal to S3.40 a bushel,
an tncrease or 40 cents.
LOS ANGELES CAP> -A
nearly month-long trash collec·
tors' strike that affected more
than l million persons in 14
Orange County communities has
e nded . a Teamsters Union
spokesman said Monday.
"The strike is, for all practical
purposes. over." Carl Lin·
d e man, a s pokesman fo r
Teamster Local 396, said at rus
headquarters here. The walkout
by 450 workers against seven
disposal companies began April
17.
"Reports from stewards are
that the majority of the strikers
went back to work." said Lin·
deman. "Our job is to represent
the majority of the people, so if
the majority wants to go back
that's exactly what we'll do."
It was reported last week, t.hat
the walkout was collapsing as
many strikers crossed their own
unions' picket lines to return to
work rather than have their jobs
filled by permanent replace·
m en ts.
Body of Marine
Found Under Jeep
The body of Marine Lance Cpl.
Arthur S. Fox of Turlock was
found Monday at Camp
Pendleton pinned under an over·
turned jeep.
Fox, 3', was on an asslsnment
in a remote area of the base.
Blare Seare.
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Cop 'Dehonu' P.0. feep
Through sleet and snow and rain and ball and dark ot n11bt,
tbc po&Unan keeps hls apPolnted round&.
BVT A HUNTINGTON Beaeh policeman had to 10 over a
high fence in the dark of night e~ly today to flx~e of the Uttle
red·whi~·"1d·blue jeeps In wblch the }*tllhm lteepe thoM
round1.
Patrol Sit Jim Dahl aped to • U.S. Poet Offke bran~h at
Maanoua Street and Atlanta Avenue at a a.m., wM. •lMPlesa
nel&bbors complalned 1U audible '-W'llar alarm wu blarinc. . -
R f'OVND ln.ttud lt wu ~U,J a abort ln the born of on• or the parked delivef1'1eblcl4il; ~=~ence, fouAd the riChl truck flxed tbe bOrD .and laflu oote. vluklli 4*npleted. •
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The union had been de·
manding wage Increases of S4
over three years. The companies
had orfered a $1.50 an hour raise
over three years.
Union truck drivers were
earning $4.50 before the strike.
while assistants were getting
$4.25 an hour.
Father Gets
5 Years in
Son's Death
A Westminster man who beat
his S·month-old stepson to death
because the little boy wouldn't
stop crying was sentenced
Monday to five years in state
prison.
Orange County Superior Court
Judge James 0. Perez Imposed
sentence on Frederick Richard
Mueller, 23, after t.he defendant
pleaded guilty to second degree
murder rather than race trial.
Mueller was arrested Sept. 20
after his stepson, Jeffrey Allen
Mueller. five months, died in UC
1rvlne Medical Center from
what doctors said was a massive
skull fracture inflicted by severe
blows to the head.
Poltce said they had been
called to the Mueller apartment
two months before the baby died
lo lnvestJgate complaints filed
by neighbors who told them
Mueller conllnually slapped and
abused the lilUe boy.
Crane Falls
' Into Street
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And those extra California
dollars going to Was hington
wouldn't co me back to
California. O'Neill predicted.
Instead, they "would go to New
Yor.k or someplace. not Orange
County."
"I just think that the
J)emocrats of Orange County
and the good ~itizens Qf Orange
Ensemble to Play
Collep;e Concert
The Saddleback College Wind
Snsemble, under U.e direction of
terry Newman and the Com-
munity Band, led by ArJon En·
meler, is to conduct a concert at
8 p.m . Wednesday in the Fine
Arts Theater on the Mission Vic·
jo campus.
Admission is $2.SO. and $1 for
students and Saddleback gold·
card holders. ·
Terms of the agreement would
allow the city or Huntington
Beach to install two recreational
ramps and 11 wheelchair ramps
along the stale strand between
Newland Street and Brookhurst
Street. The project is fede rally.
financed.
Objections registered by Mrs
Brock include:
-Summertime construct.Ion
could close much or a ll or the
beach to public use.
-Overall, a 1977-78 r e -
development plan for the state
beach was not approved by state
officials who said it .would have
too much concrete.
Citing girlhood camping trips
to that beach and later bringing
her children to frolic in sun.
• · 1 am concerned fo r the
physically able who will be the
future handicapped millions who
will not be able to bathe their
feet in the sea unless they win a
lottery ticket," she "stresses in
the appeal.
"Because we s how more con·
cern for money than meaning.
"This prOJe(~ remov~li a large
portion of scar~e sand rfom the
many reet of the healthy public
and this deters public access for
the majority." she <'Oncludes.
The appellant. who will argue
her case before the state com-
mission in Los Angeles during
its session through Wedn~sday.
suggests building ramps down
from the westerly bluffs.
Com mission staff me mbers
counter that the wheelchair
ramps will cover no sand and
thti two recreational ramps wil'
cover but .07 percent of that
beach ·s 3,000,000 cubic feet or
sand.
Everyone in your~ can enjoy wearing the classic~® knit shirt
with the famous • trade mark ... like Storekeeper wstomers, the Jim MtCunniff family.
102.& lrvi~. Newport Beach.
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It's Aces for Blackie
ON TIIE WATERFRONT: One month ago today. the
most famous fireboat gracing Newport Harbor waters
went on the auction block. She is the Archibald J. Ele;y.
The vintage 1919 vessel, once the pride of the LA Fire
Department. was owned by industrialist John Rau. He had
vislons·of restoring the ancient 65·foot craft to its origina1
glory.
Alas. Rau·s dream never came to
pass. The Ely just aged more al her
dock and sank several times. And she
was raised agaip each time by Arsene
"Blackie" Gadarian, tbe noted Newport
boatyard entrepreneur.
EVEN AS THE ELY went to
auction, it was widely rumored that
Gadarian might capture the prize and
restore the old vessel. But that didn't
come to pass either;, The Ely went to a
San Jose accountant for $17,777.
8LACICll:
Questioned on the fate of the Ely today. Blackie would
only remark glumly, "She's. at the mortuarr." .He has
apperenUy lost interest. This 1s because Gadanan 1s off on
another project. •
Blackie's Armenian Navy is now preparing to enter
the famous chili contest May 25 at the Balboa Bay Club.
He has rounded up Ted Tate, who is suspected of not being
of Armenian ancestry, as chief cook and bottle washer.
As admiral of the Armenian Navy, Blackie also vo~s
to have an Armenian band at the chili bash, complete wtth
bellydancers.
Gadarian's wife. Sara. has come up with the slogan for
their Armenian chili. It is, "Our Chili Will Make Your
Belly Dance."
BLACKIE ALLEGES THAT he lost five pounds
building a bandstand which will display ~is musicians 3:11d
contorting dancers. He has also dunng_ the exercise
suffered a broken rib, loused up knee and pamful elbow.
The boatyard man has carefully wrapped each of his
injuries.
"When the Ace Bandate Company learned of my
condition, they declared a dividend," Blackie alleged.
The wrapper on his elbow shows.
"People start out very sympathetic," Blackie
explained. "They say something like, 'Oh dear, you've got
Tennis Elbow.·
"RIGHT AWAY, THEY \\/ant to discuss whether it was
your backhand or forehand smasb that did the damage.
"I tell them I did mine operating 4 Ilrill motor. It's ,
actually Drill Motor Elbow. This isn't very fashionable in
Newport Beach. Drill motors just don't turn on Newport
people like tennis. . .
"So the conversation stops nght there and they JUSt
sort of drift away."
Blackie shouldn't feel too bad about that. At least the
Ace Bandage Company loves him.
Chief Justice Asks
Internship Program
WASmNGTON <AP) -Chief Justice Warren E. Burger called
today for an experiment in legal education aimed at improving
what he termed the law profession's greatest weakness -lawyers'
courtroom incompetency.
In remarks delivered to the American Law
Institute, Burger urged the organized bar to provide in at. least
three law schools legal intern programs offering training not un-
like that received by would-be lawyers a century ago.
Returning to a subject that led him to a showdown with the
American Bar Association in February, Burger said his much·
publicized complaints about the adequacy of U.S. trial lawyers had
served som~ood .
.. IT HELPED FOCUS A'ITENTION on the problem." he said.
"The task now is to keep attention focused as we look for solu·
tions."
Burger drew heated responses from some lawyers after con·
tendi.ng that half of all U.S. trial lawyers inadequately represent
their clients.
At the bar association's convention in New Orleans, Burger re·
fused to back down from his estimated statistic but said that even
1f the percentage were lower. the level of courtroom advocacy is a
"serious problem."
NATION / WORLD
·Israel Blasts A1nis D eal
By The Aa80Clated Press
Prime Minister Menachem
Beg1n expressed today his gov-
ernment's "deep regret" over
U.S. Senate approval of the
Carter administration's Mideast
plane sale package. and said tJ:ie
deal violates Amencan commit·
men ts to the Jewish state.
"This ls definitely a negative
development from the viewpoint
of Israel's security," Begin told
reporters in Tel Aviv after brief·
Ing Parliament's defense and
foreign affairs committee on the
three·W8¥ jet sales to Saudi
Arabia, Egypt and Isr~el.
THE UNITED States had
Cave D wel lers
made "an absolute and uncondi·
tional commitment in Sep·
tember 1975 to ult F -16
warplanes to Israel. There was
no justification" for bunching
these sales together with sales to
Arab nations that "are in a state
of war with Israel."
Israel radio said opposition
Labor Party members of the key
committee sharply criticized
Begin's handling of the affair.
Defense Minister Ezer
Weizman was quoted by the
Hebrew newspaper Maarlv as
saying. 0 We fought against this
affair and I hope we won't have
to fight against the planes."
IN AN INTERVIEW after
Primitive Tribe
Found on Island
MANILA. Philippines <AP> -A tribe of primitive cave dwellers
subsisting on a rough form of agriculture has been discovered living
in the crater of an extinct volcano on the island of Palawan. 430
miles southwest of Manila. the government says.
The announcement from the presidential palace called the 30· family tribe "Taotbato," or
stone people, and said they were
f Jiving in caves clustered at dif.
ferent levels along the wall of
the crater.
THEY WEAR LOINCLOTHS
made of hammered bark and
live on casava. sweet potatoes
and other roots grown in the
fertile valley more than 1.000
feet below the mile-wide rim of
the crater. Their water comes
from a river that nows through
the valley from a huge cave.
President Ferdinand E .
.Marcos, bis wife and daughter,
and government officials visited
the area on the southern part of
the 275-mile-loog island Monday
by helicopter.
Manuel Elizade, rresldentiat
assi$tant for nationa minorities,
Dr. Jesus ~eralta. curator of the
national rnuseum. and some
photographers remained at the
scene to conduct more studies.
the government said.
THE ANNOUNCEMENT did
not say what the tribe's popula-
tion was, what type or tools it
used and how it was discovered.
But a government spokesman
said it could not be established if
the Taotbatos had ever been in
contact with other people.
In 1971, another tribe or cave
dwellers called the Tasadays
was discovered jn a rain forest
in the center of Mindanao
Z.o.·r e Battle Island. in the southern Philip-___...__ pines. There were 25 people in
that tribe, and they made their
U S loincloths from the leaves of or-GrOWS,• • • ch1ds. They did not practice
agriculture and lived on wild
tubers and the pith of palm. The To E va cuate ? only tools they had were made or stone.
By 1be Associated Press The Taotbatos were described
Monday's 54.44 Senate vote.
Weizmao said. "I'm sorry this"
whole thing happe.ed. ·'
A government spokesman said
the cabinet will meet soon to dis·
cuss the matt.er in depth.
There was no immediate reac-
tion from the Arab world.
SENATE APPROVAL of
President Carter's arms sales
will not end debate about the
United Stales' commitment to
Israel, a friendship begun 30
y~rs ago with the birth of the
JAtish state.
U.S. opponents of the S5 billion
warplane deal questioned the
strensth or the commitment,
and \:>If'~ senator said it has been
severed.
But those arguments failed to
overcome intense administra-
tion lobbying that led to Mon·
day's vote allowing the sales to
go through. The senators also
voted tQ reject a resolution dis·
approving the deal.
SEVERAL SENATORS said
Several hundred Zaire govern· as sturdy', about five feet tall,
ment paratroopers were with well-proportioned bodies. •1.%1._tiJRS Bunte d
they voted agalnsl stopping th~
sales only with great reluctance.
but said they believed rejection
would harm the Middle East
peace process hy offending .
Saudi Arabia and Egypt.
Carter said after the vote that
the administration has new con·
Cidence in its ability to persuade
Egypt and Saudi Arabia to dis·
play moderation.
But the opponents of the deal
saw a grave danger to Israel.
"WHAT WE HAVE done is to
sever a commitment that has
lasted 30 years that the Israelis
were going to get what w1ts
necessary for their survival."
said Sen. J acob Javits. R·N.Y.
"Now there's a condition."
Sen. Frank Church. D-ldaho.
added, ··A message goes out to
Israel that what heretofore has
been an unconditional commit·
ment to Israeli security bas
given way to a new American
police, namely that we shall sup-
ply warplanes of the most ad·
vanced character to both sides."
dropped around the southerJl They apparently grow some 9' •"
town of Kolwezi today in a coun-kind of tobacco, and the palace Mexico City firemen search for men believed lost in the
ter-offensive aimed at regaining s aid, wear multi -colored rubble of the Astor Department Store. The fire began
the copper-mining center from necklaces that appear to be Saturday and burned for 4s hours; the building col·
rebel forces, Zaire's Kinshasa made of beadlHdlOl>o.iJd fires by lapsed' Monday. Five bodies had been recovered hut radio said. striking stones together and us·
Belgian sources in Brussels ing dried moss as tinder. more firemen w_.ere believed trapped
said an undetermined number of ------------------------.;;;.....-------------------Europeans have been reported
killed in the fighting in southern
Zaire. The State Department is
considering the evacuation of an
estimated 80 to 100 Americans
from the area.
THE INSURGENTS are at·
tempting lor the second time in
14 months to take over copper·
rich Shaba, the southernmost
province in the Central African
nation and former Belgian col ·
ony. and separate it from cen-
tral Zairean rule.
Jn Bonn. West Germany.
Foreign Minister Umba di
Lutete of Zaire claimed
government troops halted the
invaders at Kolwezi after
recapturing the town of
Mutsbatsha. He was attending
a n economic conference in
Bonn. The Zaire government radio
report, monitored by the British
Broadcasting Corp . .in London,
said the paratroop drop was part
of "large-scale air operations"
around Kolwezi to reinforce gov·
ernment ground forces near the
embattled town.
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CaptSin Brings Old Ship to Life
4
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'SHE'S AN ACTIVE SHIP. NOT A MUSEUM·
Martin. Left. and Senior Bosun's Mate Walter Gross
lL.n:.~J!f!.,
HOSTON Nt'Xt tftOftth Tyro~ lrtartll'I "~ reti~ h-6m
th-t N a.Vl'. tu$ ~ ... tM latwt in·
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"AS best 1 ~ '1ell." he said.
"4 Mn \he S'l't~ flier.on in com·
mand tfJl the \JSS Constitution.
'Ille 'ad< '()( retords. in ract the •ack ~ frlformation or all kinds,
abollt this ship is , well . dismay
ift'fi!. l 've spent the last four
yeats trying to fill in gaps."
IN ITS 181·year history. Old
Ironsides might have had more
ballle·scarred captains al jts
helm. but surely it never had
one more ardent in his feeling
for the-shlp than Tyrone Martin.
At times he climbs down deep
into the bowels or the grand old
frlgt\le and sits. alone in the
quiet. and smells the pitch and
listens to the music of the water
lapping against oak.
"When the wind blows. she
moves at her mooring She's
ulive "
AT TIMES HE gathers up his
paperwork in his office ashore
and takes it to the captain's
quarters aboard ship. "I use a
ballpoint pen instead of a goose
quill. but the desk 1s the same ...
At times he even puts on his 18l2
uniform and goes to work.
The privilege or commanding
the oldest ship of lhe line bas
enriched Cmdr. Martin's sense
or history. all right. but no more
than Cmdr. Martin has .enriched
America's appreciation of Old
Ironsides.
It was Cmdr Martin who de·
cided to fit out one of the
S~ Aid Joh Hunt
<Continued From Page 84>
fairly good year, and 1s much
improvc.'Cl from two years ago.
""hen the· recession plagued
economy sharply cut back on
summerh1nn~
lions, and ask everyone r knew if
they had heard of openings
where they work." said Harnel
Burt. owner of Thirty-Three
Personnel Service. a Chicago
employment service But ~at
doesn't mean jobs aren't out
there; she says. "You just have
lo hustle ...
summer ranks. William Deal.
executive v1ce president of the
industry group, s~s strong de·
mand. particularly for people
with clerical skills.
The Labor Department's
Employment Services Division
supports this view and adds that,.
also \n demand are the following
s kills: computer programming.
industrial and mechanical
enginecrtng, accounting and a
number of special skills such as
those needed for medical or den-
tal technicians. Those primarily
are for permanent job openings.
but the skills also should help
anyone looking for work ex·
per1ence for a summer
Still. wi th a government
c!>t1m<1tc that at least four
million youth~ ar<.' .1oining tht·
re.inks of worker~ or JObsecker~
this year. those without special
skilis mav face a difficult
search ·
"Ir I knew someone lookmg
for a summer JOb right now, I 'd
tell them to 'hit the streets • J 'd
go around to banks and corpora .....
EVICTIONS
THE NATIONAL A!>SOCiahon
of Temporary Services Inc.
estimates that job orders com·
ing into the 2,000 temporary help
companies in the country are
runrung 15 percent to 20 percent
higher than last year
While that number might fall
off as more sLudents swell the
L.A. County
21l-733-0623
Beverage Operations
Get Seminar's Eye
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Aspects of Alcoholic Beverage Lecturer is Brian F. Rea, director
Operations," to be offered June 15·17 of On Premise Institute. a manage.
at Orange Cdast College, Cost~esa. me nt consultant. firm specializing in
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SEN$1Bl r PAVM!:NTS
The ~eminar is scheduled ror 7.10 the alcoholic beverage service in·
p.m. June 15, from 10 a .m . to 8 p.m. du~~Jics will Include "inventory con·
June 16 and Crom.9 a.m . to noon June Lrol . ·• "brand selection ... "par
17. The sessions will be conducted al stocks ... "requisition ... "bar design
OCC's campus restaurant, "The Cap-and equipment ... "merchandising ... tain 's Table." ... "training." "service." and
The registration fee of $45 includes
lunch and dinner on Friday. Checks
payable lo the college may be sent to
"management."
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Forlnfdnlldon telephone Parker Dale,
Sel'Vof ~e President. at (714) 644-4620. or
write him et Morgan. Olmstead. Kennedy(,
Gardner. Incorporated. 606 South Olive
Street. Los Angeles. CA 90014.
Group's
Speaker
Announced
Joseph P. Nolan, vice
president of public af-
fairs for Monsanto. will
address the Orange
County Purchasing
Manageme nt Associa·
lion at its diMer meet-
1 n g at the Anaheim
Stadium Club at 7 p.m.
Thursday.
Those washing to at·
tend the meeting, or ln
becoming members of
the nssoclatlon. may
call K.C. Beldelman at
632 3958.
USS Constitution's History Oanang
"He :.ank a V1etnamcs(' "hill
'and got a bunch of men .;hot up
but wound up Jleeing th~ harbor
Under ruJI S811 Without tht•
bishop. llere·-. the entry for thut
day. May 26. I found in the diary
of one of the men aboard. a Lt.
John B. Dale.
· Includes Journey to Danang
vessel's antique guns so at could
fire a salute to ' the queen or
England when she came aboard
during the bicentennial celebra·
lion.
TWICE DAILY that gun is
fired. at dawn and ut dusk.
Every half hour the ship's brass
bell marks the lime. Every day
the ship's signal n ags are hoist·
ed. The s hip's c rew s~nds
watch around the clock I
''While I'm her captain she's
an active ship. not a museum ...
When he became captain.
Martin began assembling a ll the
information. all the lore. he
could find about the ship.
NAVY RECORDS. he dis·
covered. are minuscule in rela·
tion to the ship's ~lanchn(( in the
service and in the nation. He
began correspo11d1ng with
descendants of people who
served on the 11 h1p. with
shipwrights who worked on 1t.
mining attics and musty files.
His research grew. Data not
usually found in libraries rm a
four-inch-thick folder.
The search was never easy
and sometimes ludicrous.
He asked a Navy records
clerk. for example, for informa·
lion on an officer who served m
the 1800s. "I cant't help you.
sir." he was told. "unless you
can give me his Social Secunty
number"
BUT DETERMINATION paid
off. Consider one nugget alone
"Dad you know ... he i.aid teas
ingly ... that the USS Coni.tttution
once landed a force of Mannes
at a place named Danang" · ·
Come. now, skipper.
.. It is true. The place was
called Turon then.· and later
Tourane. but it Is the same city
as Danang, Vietnam.
( __ AM_Em_u_J
"IN 1845 THE ship was In
southeast Asia on a diplomatic
mission. The captain. Mad Jack
Percival. decided while he was
there to try lo rescue a French
bishop being hdd captive in
"It seems. I must 'iay. to haH!
shown a sad want of sound d1~·
cretion 1n commencing an affair
of this kind without carrying 1t
through to a successful issue· ··
In his folder. above the at·
count of the incident. Cmdr
Marlin has written a titl~
··The Fm,t Time ..
·-Parker-Hannifin
Seeks Bertea Stock
Bertca Corp . Irvine. has aMounced that Parker-Hannifin Corp .
Cleveland. intends to make an exchange offer or 0 53 or one common
share or Parker· Hannifin for each share of common stock of Bertea
Corp
Shares of Parker-Hannifin are hsted on th£ New York Stock Ex·
change
Richard Bertea. chairman and
chief executive officer of Bertea
Corp .. announced on Monday
that he. his sister J eanette
Bertea Pagano and Robert C
Langford. president of Bertea.
as well as certain members or
their families and family trusts.
holding an aggregate of approx
imalely 74 percent or tbe out
standing stoek of Bertea. will
t.>n ter into agreements with
Parker-Hannifin to provide. !>Ub-
Ject to certain conditions. that
they will tender all their shares
pursuant to the e'<change offer.
DIRECTORS OF BERTEA
Corp. have unanimously decided
to recommen" acceptance or the
exchange offer by shareholders.
Bertea Corp . des11~ns .
manufactures. sells and service:.
precision hydraulic components.
Its products are used on both
Over The Counl..;r
NASO Ustiftqs
commercial and military fixed
and rotary wing aircraft. In 1977
Bertca had sales of $46.2 m1llton
and net income of $2.4 million.
with 2.651.974 shares outstand
mg
Park<'r -Hannlf1n 1'> d
worldwide full line manufac
lurer of Ouid power" system!> and
related components which are
used in industrial. aerospart>
and automotive products. It..
products are sold as original and
replacement equipment to more
than 41,000 customers in virtual·
ly every manufacturin ~
transportation and processing
industry IL'\ aerospace office i!. in
Irv me
Operating facilities are loc·at ~
ed in 17 states and worldwide rn
17 foreign countries. For 1L'\ f,., .
cal year ended June 30, 11¥77.
Parker·Hann1fin had restated !>al~ ofS54 1 m1lhon.
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STOCKS r BUSINESS
Tax Threat
Pension Troubk Feared
By SYLVlA PORTER
Ed Smith. president or a New York Chevrolet deal-
ersh ip, has written members of Congress saying he
would be forced to terminate his 14·person pension plan It
11 provision in Pre5ident Carter's tax package becomes
law.
Under the proposal. the way many private pension
plans -especially those with fewer than 26 employees -
operate woul<l be revised to affect the size of the pension.
B USINESSES WITH PRIVATE pension plans may
..integrate .. them. meaning part of t he worker's Social
Security benefit may be counted when computing pension
benefits.
A pe~on earning S8.000 a year who retires with a
pension could expect benefits totaling roughly $515 a year.
Wh en combined with thl' Social Security benefit or $4.028 at ~~nt l'at86~¥0ttdflel\t1M<>lfte wou1<i f«f'(Jti IJl>Olft ~i pe-r.
cent of pre ·retirement
earnings. A person
t>J1 rning $25.000 a year
wo~ld retire with a total
pack.Jge less in percen
tage tt.rn'lS 147 percent
of salary> but $7 .ooo
more in dol~rs.
Money's
Worth
The reasoning b<>hmd "integration" 1s that all tn·
div1duals. regardless or pay level. need roughly the same
percentage of p(ly at retirement to avoid "financial
s tress:· and that <-Omb1mng public and private benefits
helps correct the Soc.al Security system 's "bias" in favor
of the lower paid. Carti'r ·s tax experts argue that 57 per·
cent of the S8.000 salary is not enough and that tax sub-
sidies are given to private plans to help provide lower-paid
employees. ..
UNDER THE CA RTER PLAN. Smith still could inte-
grate his plan, but he ·wouJd trave to provide more in
pension benefits to lower paid workers. If he wanted to '
keep his j>ension cost unchanged. he'd have to cut the
benefi ts of h1gher-pa1d workers ff e rears that changing the ·
plan would add to recs paid to has actuary.
Smith's threat of pension plan shutdown~ 1s echoed by
the American Society of Pension Actuanes. which a rgues
that at least 16,000 integrated plit ns would have to
terminate
Lloyd S KJ)C. \lt'e president of Wi lliam M Mercer
Inc .. the nation·~ large..,t employee benefit plan consulting
firm. told the House Way~ and Mean:-. Com mittee that the
president ·s proposals .. could engender widespread plan
terminations · ·
BUT K.\ YE SAID IN i\N 1ntcrv1ew that the likelihood ·
of massive termmat!Ons "1s a scare tactic and not a good t
argument. ... It 1s a rid1C'ulously over blown s tatement to
say that the measure would raise adm1n1stratlve costs; it •
1s nosweattochani;:eaformula ··
The concentration of adverse testimony. however.
seems to have convinred Congress t hat this proposal. like
others in the tax package. It; 111 conceived
Yet. Congress is not hcanng from employees whose
reti rement income 1s at issue . Why"
-BECAUSE PENSION PLANS in general and ··inle·
gration .. LO particular arc complex
-And employees may rear t hey Wi ii lose their jobs if
tht'y question pension plan formulas privately or publicly.
It is not unusual to hear from only one side on tax is·
sues. says Martha Keys. 0 . Kan . a member of the House
Ways and Means Committee. "Larger groups who would
benefit from changes often know nothing about those
ch anges,·· she said. whi le special interest groups keep in·
formed about obscure pomts She urged .. a careful look at
the impact on people from both sides or the issue ...
Stang Tells Loss
In 2nd Quarter
For the six months ended Ma rch 3 1, Stang Hydronics
ll)c .. San Clemente. has reported net income of $25,31 r
from revenues of $7,502,857. compared with net Income of
$152,133 from revenues or $6.885.571 for the same period in
1977. I
This represents 3 cents a share for the six months
ended March 31. on 760.880 shares outstanding. compared
with 20 cents a share for the six months ended March 31.
1977. on total shares outstanding of 760.760
' FOR THE SECOND QUARTER ENDED Ma rch 31.
Sfang reported a net loss of $80,819 from revenues or
$4,049.598. compared with nel income or $98,196 from re-
venues of SJ.632.561 for the same period in 1977. Earnings
per share. based upon 760.880 shares outstanding. amount.
ed to an ll·cent loss for the second quarter, compared with
ti 13 cents a share on total shares outs\andmg oC 760.760 for
the same period in 1977.
The second q uarter loss was blamed on severe winter
weather throughout the United States and Canada, with
Canada being particularly hard hit. the company said.
Customers were unable. or dad not wish. to begin contract
projects because or snows or heavy rains, and this ham·
pered the n ow of equipment from our depots.
De pot operations are experiencing a s harp Increase in
activity and the rental fleet is continuing to produce re-
venues. the company reported, adding t.hat drilling opera·
tions a re active both in the Midwest and on the West Coast.
Stang specializes in dewatering s ystems and well drill·
Ing for the construction industry and utility companies,
pumps and pumping sysl ms. pollution' control equipment
s uch as small sewage treatment plants and Uft slations,
fire rightin~ equipment and commercial a ircraft ground
support equ1pment. ..
California Foreign
Trade Shows Gains
Southern Calirom1a '!l foreign trade rose sharply in
1977. according to Security Pacific Bank , climbing to just
under S20 billion for the year to mark a 16 percent gain
over 1976's $17.3 billion In imports and exports.
The bank's analysis. prepared by its Research De part·
m ent shows that fo reign trade flowinll through the
Southland's two U.S. customs districts -Los Angeles and
San Diego -accounted for 44 percent of the West Coast 's
lnternatlon11I commerce for last year. ·
ON AN INDIVIDUAL BASIS, THE report shows th.at
the Los Angeles customs d istrict reco~ Just over $18.7 b~lllon In imports and export.a last year. whfle San Dleao's
dist rict logged $1 .2 bllllon.
Ciladya A. Moreau, a scnJor tt$earch analyst who
monitors foreign commerce on the bank's computerlied
lnternatlonal Trad Data bank, said analysis of Southern
California's foreign trade acUvU.y last year shows that almost all ot the strona annual Increase atemmed from u
U percent Increase In lilt dollar volume ot Imports entt r·
int lhrouah Ure cwo cu toms districts and mirrored the
national trend dunna urn. "hT contrast. the alua1ish
1rowth of exports. up only I 4 pert nt rtom the year·
earlier levtl. may be part ly explained by the slow
ttonomtc recovery experienced by soma or our tndJl\i panncn ctu:nn1 im ... 1b9utd