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Home My WebLink About1978-05-22 - Orange Coast Pilot1 \ -I { f I ,, l \ i .. • • ':T I \ \ I .. . .. I . .. 1 • ' ·i M11rder, Rape Prodoeer Die Rampage in In Plane Crash Zaire Reported Sentencing Delaged 'Son of Sam' Goes Berserk NEW YORK CAPl -David Berkowitz, the Son or Sam killer, was dragged from a Brooklyn courtroom today, kicking, biting and yellina as the boyfriend of one of his victims shouted ob- scenities at him. Me mbers of the girl's family jumped to their feel and cursed the confessed murderer. A judge postponed the sen· tencing for six murders until 7J' Producer, ABC Executive Die in Crash SANTA BARBARA <AP> ABC network executive Stephen Gentry and television producer Bruce Geller were killed in the crash of a twin-engine plane near Montecito, Santa Barbara County sheriff's deputies said. The Cessna-Skymaster was en route from Santa Monica to San· ta Barbara when it disappeared frorfl radar screens and crashed in the foothills north of Mon- t ec ito Sunday, Deputy John Hamilton said. Air and ground search crews followed signals from an agency locator transmitter on board the c raft and found the wreckage in the hilly area, Hamilton said. It was unknown what caused the crash, but some fog was re· ported in the area Sunday morn- ing, Hamilton said. A National Trans portation Safety Board in· vesligator was to visit the site today t.o determine the cause of the crash. Gentry, a former Navy pilot, was believed to have been pilat· Ing the plane, said ABC spokesman Bob Wright. The two men, be sald, were on a pleasure outlng. Gentry. 3'1. had been ABC's vice president or oroiramminl( on the West Coast since 1972, Wright aaid. He played a meJ<>r role In developing, scheduling and aelectlfll a host of new pro- grams slated for broadcast thi.s fall, Wrllht added. Geller. an tndependent televlalon producer, waa the creatol"" and executtv• producer ot the ''Mlu1on: Impossible" and "Mannix" series, Wrt1ht said . He wrote acriptl tor "Zane Grey Theater," ''The Rebel," "Dr. KUdare," and other top series ln the 19508, and produced CSee I DIE, Pa,. AU June 12 and ordered another psycbiatrir examination for Berkowitz, 24. Arter he was brought briefly into the courtroom ln handcuffs, Berkowitz began chanting, "Stacy was a whore!" over and over again. Stacy Moskowitz was the last of Berkow'tz's murder victims. Berkowitz a lso s houted, "That's right! That's right! I'd kill her again." As 10 guards wrestled the .44-caliber killer from the court chamber. Robert Violante, the Moskowitz girl's date who also was shot by Berkowitz, stood up in the courtroom and began shouting obscenities al him. Members or the Moskowitz fami· ly jumped to their feet and screamed curses at the pudgy former postal worker. The girl's mother then broke down crying, and Violante sobbed into his hands. The victim 's father. J erry Moskowitz, cred. "No justice!" after Justice Joseph Corso or Brooklyn announced the sen· tencing delay. Earlier. as guards tried to br· ing Berkowitz Into the courtroom the first time about 10 a.m .. he lunged toward a win- dow and had to be subdued. In the strugfle, he bit and kicked several o the guards and one of them was taken to a hospital, ac· rording to a police source. The extent of the guard's in- j uries was not known. Edward McCarthy, aide to Bronx District Attorney Marlo Merola. said Berkowitz told court authorities he did not want to be sentenced -"at least not today." Berkowitz faced prison terms <SH SAM, Paae AZ> APPUANCJ:S MOPED QUICKLY ·'I only needed one-hair hour to .sell all I had." That's the happy story told by the Costa Mesa man who placed this Daily Pilot claulfled ad: Must sell. moving from area. Sears Washer and elec 1u dl')'er. beth ISO. Yoruat OE freeur • .18 N . tt. aM reMa. both Sl2$. XXlMlXXX tf you have unused •P· pllancet io sell, call 842·~7&. It only takes a few wonh ln a Daily Pilot classified t.o attract a buyer. e as I 1 • am upture Broken gl ass a nd b'attered vehicles blocked part of Bristol Street near Paularino Street in Costa Mesa Sunday after a pickup truck apparently went out of control. hit a center divider. became airborne and smashed into an oncoming car. Police said the driver of the pickup. 20 -year-old Charles Everleigh Clem ents Jr. of Orange. suffered a cut forehead and lip. The driver of the car. 25·year ·old Bruce Robert Mccurdy of Anaheim. re· portedly wasn't injured in the crash. Murder, Rape in Zaire BRUSSELS, Belgium .AP> -rebels. Stirn said. Rebels went on a rampage of Following reports or Belgian· murder and rape during their French differences over the "hunt for lhe white man" in the combined paratroop operation, Kolwezi fighting, survivors said the office of French President on arrival from Zaire's copper. Valery Giscard d'Estaing said mining capital where 170 whites Belgian Prime Minister Leo Tin· were reported killed. Some ac· demans telephoned the pres - cu.sed Zairean troops of looting. ideot today to expreu thanks About 1,700 or the 2,500 Euro-"for French efforts t.o ensure the peans and Americans trapped security of Belgian citizens in during the May 13-20 siege had Kolwezi." been flown to Europe by this A Belgian refugee arriving in morning u French and Belgian Brussels who identified himself paratroopers mopped up rebel only as Dupont, an en1lneer for resistance in Shaba Province. Zaire's-state-owned Get"amlnes The French Defense Mlnls~ry company, sald 120 white deaths in Parts said rebel forces armed were conllrmed. He said the last with Sovtet-made weapons re· whites, mostly mana1ers, were malned concentr,ted in a six-evacuated from Kolwe1i Sunday ntilf' l'adh.19 around Kolwezi and night. were still within small-arms Claude Mercury, a French aur- ranse o< lta airport. --v!vor arrtvl.,._ her~. utd he Oltv1er SUrn, ll'raace .. 1 Sec· reared no to 180 whites had tretary o< State for Foreign Al· di d e_.•rt Casar a 8_.t fairs, told a radio Interviewer ln e • .,-,uw 1 ' 11 on Pana that at least 170 whites married to Al\ Italian, said on had been killed in the KolMzi ~!\'::: !':::,:r:. he believed arH. Sco1'111 of others, lncluctJns Prntoua reporu from the so French clUzens, are mluina paratroope wbO cluaHd tbe reb- • .and may be held hostage by~ • •I•. from !C~~~·~t ~ver the weekend said they killed at lea.st 100 white, ISO Zaireans: the reb· els suffered 200 dead of their own. "It was as if the hunting season had been o pened In Kolwezl. 1be hunt was a hunt for the white man." a mining engineer among the survivors who arrived in Brussels said Sunday. He said four or his neighbors went to their garden gates to find out what was going on in the pre-dawn hours or May 13 and were killed by bursts of rebel machine-gun fire. · Another survivor said the rebels "keft on firing uaeleas vo ley s In all 1'lrecUon with. no rea10n," and that rugged armed bo11 were '"'l~lna and shooting those re-srnrro anCf over 1"b~i r watches or money while rebels looked on or took part." Ono woman 1ald she nec1 to a private club ln Kolwei.I "where a knew tbeN wer. some tood pre. servea. The Zaire army city CSee ZAmE. Paae A2> Hoag Alert ~( ·. !--r Called ~· A bulldozer grad ing a coh s truction site struck a gas main earl,. today. setting off a roaring ge)'ser of natural gas in the too block of nort h Newport Boulevard near Hoag Memorial Hospital. Fire righters turned out In Co r re and closed the s tree't. which is also known a s Old ·Newport Road. At least six homes along Santa A.n a Avenue a nd La Jolla Dri ve we re evacuated. Officials at Hoag Hospita'. d irectly ac r o s s Newpo rt Boulevard from the site or the leak. put hospital patients dn alert and instituted a prevert. ti ve pro~am or evacuations. J Hos pital spokesman Shar n Sinclair said the patients in [ hospital's mental health win , closest to Newport Boulevar • were moved into the conreren center. I She said all windows. doo~ and curtains were order closed and all people in t c hospital were ordered to refrain from smoking. • The hospital's boilers wece shut doWT1. leaving the facililY with one hour supply or hot (See LEAK, Page A2> f ) Coast ~ Weather Co n s ide rabl e lo w cloudiness through Tues- day but partial a fternoon clearin(l inland. Lows tonight in 50s. Highs Tues· day mid to upper 80s at · the beaches and low 70s in· land. INSIDE TODJ\ \'. Canadian goose on its last l on ely journey tra9ger1t search for ih culprit. See sto~ Page AB. A2 OAA.V PILOT s Monday ..., 22. 1f71 Trial Block De Died by High WASHJNOTON CAP> -The U .s. Supreme Oourt refused to- day lo lllterveoe ln an unuaual libel laws uit ln whtch a televiaton news proch.1~er sued a nuclear power firm. The juaUcea turned down an appeal by Pacific GMS and Elec· tric Co and one ol it enahieers aimed at blocklna a second trial OD charges med by Donald Widener. formerly a producer for KN BC· TV in Loi Anaelea. The origmal Jury trial ended in a S7.7-mtlllon award for Widener. but a new trial w1s or· dered last November by the Call!orrua Court or Appeal. Oljly ~ ....... " •l<Mrf I( .... BEACHGO!RS FLOCK TO SHORE: PARKING LOT AT BIG CORONA FULL SUNDAY May Becomes Month of a Miiiion With Memorial Day Weekend Stlll to Come One Million Visitors May R ecords Shatte red at Newport Beaches Newport Beach lifeguards re- ported today that the count of beach visitors for the month of May topped the one million mark this weekend ··we've !>hattered every May record on our books," said Lt. Logan Lock a bey, noting the guards have dealt with larger crowds. made more rescues and had warmer air and water tem- peratures than ever before. Front were apparently uncer- tain as lo what action to take . Is land r esid en t , Daryl Smetana. 26, of 30712 Ruby Ave .. who was at the beach. said he heard someone exclaim .. Oh my God." and saw the unconscious child. Smetana gave the little boy mouth lo mouth resuscitation until the arrival of paramedics who reported the child revived and began crying. He was taken to Hoag Me morial Hospital for further treatment. According to Lockabey. the 72 rescues· posted by guards on Sunday brought the month's total to 575. He noted that Sun- day's activity took place as the new summer guards were re- ceiving their final weekend of training. "You might say we were busy." he added. Widener produced a documen- tary on nuclear energy. "Powers Thal Be," that aired on KNBC May 1'7, 19'11 . The state appeals court sald "the point of view of the fllm was essentially anti-nuclear." In preparing the report. Widener filmed an interview with one of the utility's engineers. James C. Carroll, at the company's contre>verslal nuclear power plant near Eureka. As described in court records, Widener believed Carroll dla· played an "evasive attitude." The portion of the interview used in the aired report sup- posedlf port.rays that attitude. · ln It, Widener asked'"Ccal"n>l'I '3 question about criticized con· Pipe Bonib Set Near DC Office WA SHINGTON !AP) -A small explosive device blew up today on the sidewalk near the Justi{'e Department's head· quarters. causing little damage. No injuries were reported. District of Columbia police s pokesman J .C. Gentile said bomb squad experts were at- tempting to determine what kind of device was used and who placed it on the ground under a sign reading "Department of Justice." Hedda Polanski . a public in- formation officer with the de- partment. said the device was a pipe bomb. Police roped off the Constitu- tion Avenue side of the Justice Department and police squads using s pecially t r ained dogs searched the area for other bombs. Gentile said there were no im· mediate indication of who was responsible. Virtually the only sign of the explosion was a shiny metal shard about eight inches long on the sidewalk in rront or the building. structlon materials used at the plant. "Whai was it exactly that the criUcs were talking about In your cue?" he asked. Carroll was shown as answer· ina. "I don't lhlnJc we ought to answer that, it's too lengthy a question" What was edited out or the filmed interview was Carroll's subsequent offer to answer the question ln detail but explaining that his answer would take 10 minutes. Widener replied there was not enough time. In other actions today. the Supreme Court: -Refused to hear an appeal by 16 unsuccessful white appU- c ants ror police jobs in thn~. N.-¥ .. '-¥be :~end that a hiring policy giving pref. erence to racial minorities is a form or Illegal racial dis- crimination. -Agreed to review lower- ~ourt. declllons barring a com- mittee of the Federal Reserve system from circumventing the "prompt" d.i.acklsure provision of the Freedom of Information Act ruardinJZ it.a declalons. Left inta-ct an order that the American Telephone and Tele· graph Co. help a competing firm, MCI Telecommunications Corp .. expand Its long-distance telephone service. -Let stand a ruling that lawyers for Nevada claim will throw the state's water law "in- to a hopeless state of uncertain· ty and conflict." The justices re- fused to review a decision reB"cl!ed' by thl! 9th U .S: Circuit Court of Appeals last November In a longstanding controversy over w1tter use in the Salmon River valley. Third Pres entation Corridor Plans Go To Laguna Council A third presentation on the planned San Joaquin Hills Transportation Corridor will be made Tuesday before Laguna Beach councilmen and citizens beginning at 6 p.m. in council chambers. Representatives from Gruen and Associates, consultants lo the county on the proposed 13- mile roadway. will be address- ing a new City Council in their third Laguna Beach presenta· lion. A majority or the former City Council, as well as vocal Laguna Beach residents, s poke out against the proposed highway shortly before the March City Councll elections. Then-mayor Jon Brand told the counsultants Laguna Beach does not want a transportation corridor and he was supported b>: the majority of the old coun- cil. Councilman Kelly Boyd said the San Joaquin Corridor. "will be a must IC south Orange Coun· ty continues to develop as rapid· ly as It has." And Howard Dawson said, ··1 think the route is necessary to its area and desirable for Laguna Beach." in campaign statements earlier this year. Only councilman Wayne Baglin questioned the need for the corridor. "I am not convinced the cor- ridor is a must for south Orange County." he said last February. "It's my opinion that the Board or Supervisors is looking for justification to have it built. I do not believe ll would remove traf. fie from Coast Hfghway." Mayor Jack McDowell has long supported the roadway, saying Laguna cannot ignore future traffic needs In the south ·county_ Tuesday's public p~sentation is expected to take about 45 minutes. The council may ask for public discussion following the corridor update. Sunday was no exception to the frantic pace of beach activi- ty as the 30 lifeguards who make up the pre-summer force pulled 72 swimmers out or the four to five-fool surf. They logged 95,000 beach visitors Sunday. The fourth near drowning case in the past week was also re~rt ed Sunday when unidentified beachgoers on Balboa Island pulled a child from the bay waters. WomanPmoor Moving Vp NEW YORK CAPl - The nation 's bcller- paying. higher-status Jobs are slowly but increasing- ly being filled by women. says the Conference Board, a non-profit busi- ness research group. Israel Promises Troop Witlulraival Orange County plans current· ly call for the hig h-speed highway to cr oss Laguna's Sycamore Hills area, with con- sultants looking at three possible routes. It was those proposed routes that did not sit well with the old council. Former councilwoman Phyllis Sweeney s aid she object· ed to any freeway through Laguna's greenbelt area. But two of the three new coun- cil members hinled in campaign statements made before the March election that the road is needed. LEAK ..• water and all name-producing equipment was closed off. in- cluding lab equipment. The child. Brad Miller, 5, of Valley Center. was reported not breathing when he was pulled out of the bay at about 1 :30 p. m .• but bystanders on the beach at Huby Avenue and North Bay f'ro.Page Al ZAIRE ••• headquarters was nearby. Some Zaire army soldiers came and said they would protect us. They emptied all the ladies' handbags and pocketed their contents. One lady had a box with money_ They took the box away from her " Jean-Marie Lallemand, a 31 · year-old French s urvivor. said the rebels scarred Frenchmen "on the forehead and cheeks with knives to discourage Zaireans from harboring them. "I saw three Katangans rape a 10-year-old girl in the presence of her parents and three brothers. People were beaten before they were killed. It was horrible." Katanga was the name of Shaba Province when Zaire was the Belgian Congo. The rebels, Lunda tribesman, were driven mto Angola in the 1960s after Zaire won independence. and a re bent on making Sbaba in· dependent.. of the Zaire govern· ment. 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A study released Sunday by the organization showed that women - more than 40 percent of the labor force -made slow but steady progress toward management, pro- fessional and some craft jobs from 1970 to 1975. The study said that due to stringent federal laws and regulations mandat- ing nondiscrimination in e mployment. the gains signal "the start of a ma· jor trend." Blasts Go Off At 2 Airports NEW YORK CAPl -Small devices exploded at shops at Kennedy and Newark airports today. and the Puerto Rican ter· rorist group FALN claimed responsibility, authorities said. Ed Franzetti, a spokesman for the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey. which operates the metropolitan area's three major airports. said there were no injuries from either blast. He said a smoldering fire al.so was reported in a men's room at the main terminal of La Guardia Airport. and Port Authority police were trying to determine if it was related to the two ex- plosions. A caller lo United Press In- ternational. identifying hlmself a!'I an FALN member, said the group had set off explosions at airports in Washington and Chicago as well, Franzetti said, but authorities in those two cities said they were unaware of any such blasts. North State Due Showen By Tbe Alloclated Presa A weak low pressure center that left thick fog and clouds along the Northern· California coast over the weekend is ex- pected to spread tnland. brtng- lnt with !t cooler temperatures and a chance of ebowtn in the nortbem mounta.lna • Tbe NaUonal Weather Servtce said mOllt of the northern half ot the state should be partly rloudy throuab Tueaday. JERUSALEM IAPl -Israel says all its troops will be withdrawn from southern Lebanon by June 13 but that it will "take measures to ensure" the security of its settlements near the Lebanese border and its Christian allies in Lebanon. Israeli Cabinet Secretary Arieh Naor said Sunday, in mak· Ing the announcement. that the decision to complete the pullout Indicated Israel's satisfaction with the performance of U.N. troops in preventing guerrillas from returning to their bases in southern Lebanon. Israel already has turned over most occupied areas to U.N. peacekeepers sent in by the U.N. Security Councll after the March 15 Invasion. Israel invaded and occupied about 500 square miles or southern Lebanon four days after Palestinian terrorists staged a raid near Tel Aviv and killed 35 Israelis. Prime Minister Menachem Begin said the purpose or the invasion was to wipe out guerrilla strongholds in the south. Naor said Defense Minister Ezer Weizman and Gen_ Rafael Fro..Page A J SAM •.• totaling up to 175 years. Three j udges rrom three boroughs -Brooklyn, the Bronx and Queens -had planned to deliver sentence in the same courtroom, taking the bench one at a time. The procedure was to be similar to one they followed two weeks ago when Berkowitz admitted killing si" people and wounding seven others during a 12-mooth shooting rampage. Last year, Berkowitz offered to plead aullty but only If he was allowed to warn the world or the bloodthirsty demons that he said made him kill. Since then, Berkowitz says he has become a born-again Christian . l'"""PflfleAJ 2 DIE ... and directed the "Rawhide" !lerles ln the mid ·eos. Wright 18ld. The craab (Jj:Curred Just before lhe annual ABC afitllates meet· Ina wu to beCin today. Gentry had planned to pert1clpate in the conventJon, Wn,ht 11fd. The bodlea were taken to a local mortuarJ, Hamilton aald. Eytan. the Israeli chief of staff . would meet with U.N. represen- tatives to obtain additional as- surances that Palestinian guer- rillas would be stopped if they tried to return to their former bases in southern Lebanon. But he said the decision to withdraw was unconditional. lttdian Woman Hostage Freed MILAN. Italy <AP> -The na- Oonal police raided a Milan apartment at dawn Sunday and freed Erika Ratti, 25, daughter or an Italian textile lndwitrialist. She was kidnapped 48 days ago. Police said five men have been arrested in connection with the kidnapping. including an al- leged Malta leader. Miss Ratti was abducted by two masked men April 4 as 1he left a Milan store with a fri9'1d. The two men forced her at gun. point into a waiting car. Tax Curbs For Illinois? LINCOLNSHIRE. Ill. CAPI Stung by inflat1on and rising tax- es. anti-tax activists are mount- ing a nationwide campaign to put a constitutional lid on stale and federal spending. Tax opponents from 38 states met Saturday and Sunday to plan the drive at the first na· tional Tax-Limitation Con- ference held just outside of Chicago. About 200 people - legislators. executives and con- :,ervative political activists spent the weekend in workshops and seminars and heard Nobel Prize-winning e<:<>nomist Milton Friedman urge support fo r measures such as California's proposed limit on property tax increases. - Miss Sinclair said staff. pa- tients and visitors were taken out of areas that have a lot of glass. especially in the lobby and the auxiliary's girt shop. No injuries were reported In the incident that began with the line break at about 8 : 15 a .m. Ray Oyer. spokesman for the Southern California Gas Co .. said the broken li ne is a major source of supply to homes in the Newr>ort Heights area, both in Newport Beach and Costa Mesa. He said the line received ma- jor damage and would have to be shut down for repairs. But he also said that customers served by the line would get their gas from another source. According to Dyer. the line was scheduled to be closed down at about 10:30 a.m. Meanwhile, a full force of fire fighters stood by al the scene in case the leaking gas ignited. Aided by a half-dozen police orricers. the firemen kept people away from the site of the leak behind the Arches Liquor Store on West Coast Highway. FEATURING THE DESIGN TALENTS Of SEVEN INTERNATIONAL AWARD WINNING JEWELERS- 18 Karat Yellow and White ~ Ring with la~ge center stone and pave sides. A most impressive setting for a 1.00 carat Of' larger oval or brilliant cut diamond. Prtee as shown with fine quality oval diamond '81()()'0 Pnces may vary due to customer preference 1n diamond selection We would wefcome the opportunity to moont your stones 1n any of oor stt11ngs. Wundham Leigh ~I ~f.pR' 127 Fashion Island. Newport Center. Newport Beach Tefephone: (714)644·0501 .· 17 Orange Ceast EDITION Today's Clo lag N.Y. Stoeks ~ I -.. j .. ' .( ' . ' VOL 71, NO. 142, 3 SECTIONS, 26 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA C TEN CENTS Tri~nt Protesters Arrested BANGOR, Waab. <AP> - Nearly 300 demonstrators were arrested today after they climbed a six-foot-tall barbed wire fence and 1athered on a grassy knoll inside the Trident nuclear submarine base to pro- test international nuclear weaponry. The demonstrators, holding a United Nations flag and singing "We Shall Overcome," said they were trying to draw attention to the U .N. General Assembly special session on nuclear dis· armament. No charges were filed, pend· ing an appearance before a federal magistrate later in the day. The demonstrators said earlie r they planned "bail solidarity" -no one will leave jail on bail or personal re· cognizance until all are released on personal recognizance. World leaders will meet at U.N. headquarters in New York City for the five-week session starling Tuesday to discuss ways of trimming global arms spending, oow nearly $400 billion a year. The United States and the So· viet Union, which together ac· count for more than half the an· nual total spent on arms, are ex- pected to take the brunt of criticism leveled by Third World leaders, who want a major por- tion of weapons expenc1itures diverted to development. The session is not expected to produce agreements on substan· ti ve issues but to provide an agenda to guide future disarma· ment talks. State Patrol Sgt. R. W. Borshears estimated 1,000 peo- ple gathered outside the Trident base this morning, and about one-third ol them used ladders and rug remnants to scale the fence into the base while the others cheered. Workers at lbe base entered at another gate and there was oo confrontation between them and the protesters Mesa Street Work Studied A plan for widening 19th Street as part of Costa Mesa 's downtown redevelopment is scheduled to come before city planning commissioners tonight. The meeting will begin at 6:30 p.m. in City Council Chambers, 77 Fair Drive. A spokesman said com- miss ioners may vote tonight on a plan to widen the street from the current four lanes to six. The commlssion's recommendation w«>uld then be sent to the City Council for action. CM Bicyclist, Car Collide An 8-year-old Costa Mesa bicyclist was injured Sunday when he collided with a car in front of his home, police said to- day. Jaime Ricardo Cossio of 656 Seal St. suffered bruises on his left side and lower leg, police said. Police said the youth ap. pare nll y rode out of hi s driveway without seeing a car driven by Kyle Louis Kellog, 25, of Santa Ana. Sadat Supported CAIRO, E gypt <AP> -Egyp- tian voters have given President Anwar Sadat 98.29 percent ap- proval for measures to bar his leftist and right-wing critics from politics, the government announced today. . ms APPUA.NC~ MOVED QUICKLY "I only needed one·half hour to sell all I had.•• Tb at 's the happy story told by the Costa Mesa man who placed thi• Dally PiJot classified ad: Must sell. movlnll from area. Sears WuMt and elec gas dryer. both lllO. Yorug,i OE treeier. 16 cu. n. and ~rn1. both $125. XlC~MOOUl If you bave unused ap- pUance11 to sell, call 642-5178. 1t only takes a few words to a ' Dally PUot cluallled to attract a buyer. OMlr ...... Pt111t1t .-, •ldl9rl ll- SEA R CH FOR CLUES -Costa Mesa police Explorer Bob Caballero scours a r ea around Santiago School in search of clues in rape of El Toro 13-year -old. Neighboring police agencies joined in de tailed search this weeke nd Irvine Cops Delay Rapist's Composite By JERRY CLAUSEN Of ... DllllY l'tlel Staff Irvine police temporarily have given up construction or an artist's composite drawing of the assailant who raped. beat and left for dead a 13-year-old El Toro intermediate school stu- dent last Thursday. Jerry Boyd said tbe girl's vision sUJJ ia impair~ to the point where she cannqt diJ- tlnguiab Cada! detalls. "It •u pn>bllbly be a ~ ot more clays, anyway,' he aald. Tbe Serranet Intermediate School student wu kidnapped at about 4:30p.m. last 1buriday an her way home from sqbool. Her abductor forced her into bis whlte Cadillac at Santiago Elementary School. near the Lake Focest residential area. Residents of that area have started a special fund for the girl's hospital and medical care, which is expected to include ex- tensive plastic surgery, a friend said. Trustees of the Lake Forest Friends fund are Ed Oleskiewicz, Steve SJlversteio and Mel Katz. The group ls seeking donations to be sent to Great Western Sav· ings, Box 2369 Lagdna HUl.e, 92653, ln care of "Lake Forest Friends," a spokesman said. Meanwhile, police and Orange County Sheriff's investigaton continue to search for the man who abducted the girl, raped her and beat her repeatedly over the bead with a lire iron, then dumped her from his car along a dirt road in Irvine. She was found wandering near the intersection by a motorist who took her to a hospital Thurs· day evening. A detailed weekend search of Screams Root Naked Man the abduction area and the rape sce ne t u rned up no new evidence, Boyd said. Police s till seek a man described by the girl as wrute. in his 20s, short and slender with collar·lengtb straight blond hair. He bu a moustache. she told police, and a tattoo. "T.C. Triumph'\ on his left arm. above the elbow. Bo14 .aid tb1a JnOrning that th~ .alrl 11 la "stable condi· Uon ucl..~ and eatina oolid f oodl. f\od she ls able to srt up." Her vision ls expected to <See RAPE, Paie AZ> Trash Dri:vers To Vote.on ; .. ~ New Contrllct A spokesman lor the Teamsters tJnion Local 396 aeid today that Orange County trash truot 4rivers are voting oo a cont._ct off er alld that results are expe«ed Tuelcla,y. A strike by t,he drivers, whicb be1an April rt; collapsed about three wedta ~ater when rubbish firms began. hiring nonunion labor. After etrikea voted down the firms' 'final offer, manage- ment spokesmen said the new employees would be ~rm anent. Mos t of the striking truck drivers returned to work. The strike left more than a million Orange County residents without trash pickup service for a lmost three weeks. Drivers were making $4.50 an hour before their earlier three· year contract expired. They souebt an Immediate raise to $6.5-0, but trash firms offered $5,2$. Union representatives said the drivers arc revoUng again on that offer. They a lso said new. nonunion drivers will be signed into the union. Raping, )!.urtkring Rebels on Rmnpage . • In. War-torn Zaire BRU~El.S. Belgium <AP> - Rebels went on a rampage of murder and rape during their "hMt for the white man" in the KolwezJ fighting, survivors said on arrival from Zaire's copper· mining capilal where 170 whites were reported killed. Some ac- cused Zairean troops or looting. About 1,700 of the 2,500 Euro· peans and Americans trapped during the May 13·20 sieg.e had been flown to Europe by this morning as French and Belgian paratroopers mopped up rebel resistance in Sbaba Province. The French Defense Ministry in Paris said rebel forces armed with Soviet-made weapons re· m ained concentrated in a six- mile radius around Kolwezi and were still within small-arms range or its airport. Onvier Stltn. France's Sec- tretary of State for Foreign Af. fairs, t.ofd a radio interviewer in Paris that at least 170 wbltes had been killed tn the Kolwezj area. Scores of others. including 50 French citizens, are missing and may be held hostage by the rebels, Stirn said. Following reports of Belgian· French diffe rences over the combined paratroop operation. the office of French President Valery G1scard d'Estaing said Belgian Pnme Minister Leo Tin· demans telephoned the pres- ide nt today to express thanks ··ror French efforts to ensure the security of Belgian citizens in Kolwez1.·· A Belgian refugee arriving in Brussels who identihed himself only as Dupont. an engineer for Dozer Breaks Gas Main Near Hospikd A bulldozer doing construction grading in Newport Beach struck a 10..inch gas main early today, setting off a roaring geyser that spewed natural gas for more than two hours before it was shut down. The severed line is located in the JOO block of North Newport Boulevard, near Hoag Memorial Hospital. North Newport is the frontage road that parallels the main Newport Boulevard and 1t is sometimes known as Old Newport Road. The gas, escaping under heavy pressure. set off a roar that sounds like jet engine af. t e rburn ers across t h e neighborhood. Gas company workmen had to don earmuffs while working to shut down the line break A gas company spokesman said the line break was reported shortJy after 8 a.m. The line was closed off at 10:30 a.m. Firefighters turned out in force and closed the street, which is also known as Old Newport Road . At least s ix homes along Santa Ana Avenue and La J olla Drive were evacuated. Officials at Hoag Hospital. direc~ly across Newport Boulevard from the site or the leak. put hospital patients on alert and instituted a prevent· tiveprop-amofevacuations. ltesp1tal s pokesman Sharon Sinclair said lbe patients an the hospital's mental health wing, CSee LEAK, Page A2) Zaire's state-owned Gecamines company. said 120 wtUte deaths were conftrmed. ije said the last whites. mostly managers. were evacuated rrqm Kolwezi Sunday night. t;laude Mercury, a French sur- vivor arriving here. said he feared 170 to 180 whites had died. Sotiris Casar. a Briton married to an Italian. said on reaching Rome that he believed 200whitewerekilled. Previous reports from the paratroops who chased the reb- e ls from Kolw~i over the weekend satd they killed at least 100 white, lSO Zaireans; the reb- els suffered 200 dead or thetr own. "It was as if the hunting season had been opened In Kolwezi. The hunt was a hunt for <See ZAIRE, Pa«e AZ> Grieving /tf otlaer J ean Smith cries out in grief in the arms or her hus band. Terry. after learning that her daughter Shan· non. 9. had died Sunday when a c hurch roof collapsed on top of a praying congregation in Garland. Tex. <See -;tory. Page A4 1 'Jarvis Cuts' Eyed By N-MUSD Board Newport·Mesa Unified School District trustees are scheduled Tuesday to discuss wbat services will be cut back if the Jarvis-Gann Amendment is ap· proved The amendment, Prop. 13 on the June 6 ballot. would cut prop· erty taxes statewide by an estimated $7 billion. Property taxes a re one of the main sources or revenues for school districts. Newport·Mesa Superintendent John Nicoll said earlier this year that Prop. 13. if it passes, might force the district to eliminate summer school a nd otht!r services. Also slated for discussion Tuesday are graduation require· ments for students who are cur- rently freshmen in high school or younger. Jean Harmon. adm~istrative assistant to Dr. Nicoll. said cer tain minimum proficiencies are required under a recent state law. but that trustees are con· sidering raising those require· ments even higher in the field or math. The meeting will begin at 7:30 p.m. in Costa Mesa City Council Chambers. 77 Fair Drive. Coast A naked man who threatened a Costa Mesa waitress with a metal wrench and ordered her to undress Sunday was apparently frightened off when the woman began screaming, police said to- day. Tbey sald the unclotMd man, described as In his early 209 and of Latin descent. entered a cof- fee shop on Baker Street at 1:'5 a.m. Sunday . High C,ourt Studies Credit Card Rates Bomb Blasts Near Justice Department WASHINGTON IAPl -A small explosi~e device blew up today on the sidewalk near the J usli ce Departme nt's head· quarters. causing little damage. No injuries were reported. Weather Con s iderable low cloudiness through Tues· day but partial afternoon clearing inland. Lows tonight ln 50s. Highs Tues- day mid to upper 60s at the beaches and low 70s in· land. The 30-year·old waitress re- portedly wu nol injured tn the incident. A search of lbe area failed lo tum up the a lle1ed would·be rapist. police said. Flea Market Trip Set by Meu Group Frid17 ls the deadline to lllD up for a day.Jong trip to the JloH Bowl Flea Market and the Norton Simon Muaeum ot Art sponsored by Costa lieu Lelture Servlcea' Wanderlust Club. Tbe June 11 trip ~ts '7.50. lnfonnatlon ls avallable by call- in1 556-5300. WASHINGTON CAP) -The U.S. Supreme Court said today it will study the interes t rates many Americans Pf:Y on the un· paid balances of their bank· tasued credJt cards. Tbe JUIUces u.ld they will de· clde whether nalJonal banks may charge the hliher interest .-.tea of tbetr IM>me states to out- of .at.te customen. Millions of Americans WJe banlt·JMued credit carda. such 11 the BankAmertcard or Visa card, and many 0( them receive tbe cards lrom out·of·slate benltt. 1"e court 11 eventual de· claion c.-oWd mean 1iplflc1ntly lo\rier or bllber lnterat rates ror thole penou. The Justices will hear argu- ments sometime next year in the case from Minnesota. Slate of· rlclals and a MlMeapolis bank object to the 18 percent Interest rate a Nebraska·based national bank charges its Ban k · Amertcard customers in Min· nesota. National banks tn Minnesota are barred by state law from charging more than 12 percent anoual interest for their c't'edit cards. The Minneosta Supreme Court ruled that federal law allows the ~ebruka·bued bank, tbe ru,t ot Omaha Servtce Corp .. to charte i&I home·stato rate or Mlnn..o&.a'a rate -whichonr la sreater. District of Columbia police spokesman J .C. Gentile said bomb squad experts were at· tempting to determlne what kind of de vice was used and who placed It on the ground under a sign reading "Department or Justice.•· Hedda Polanakl, a pubUc ln· formation officer wltfl the de- partment. said the device was a plpebomb. . Polle• roped off the Constltu· tton A venue aide of the J ustice Department and pollce· 1quads uslna speclally trained dogs searched th• area for other bombs. Oontlle said thore wer. no im- mtdlate IJJd.lc.Uon of who was roaponalble. INSIDE TODA l' Conadbl goose on its lo.ft lo"ely journey trigger• search /or its culprit. See 1tory Page A!· Cl M A4 "' ., •1-1 u .. .. M M l I I t Del" l'li.t ...... ~ llkllarll 1(- 'Jarvis' Budget Weighed By .JO~ REYNOLDS Ot .. Dtlly,.... 14.tt Newport Beach Clt y Coun- cilmen are studying the clty's "Jarvi.a budget," a llat of recom- mended cuts to be hutltuted if Propo1ltion 13 paues next month. The llat includes deletion of 138 or the city's 657 Cull-Ume jobs which would bring a S:U million reduction in salary expen- ditures. The document, prepared by City Manager Robert Wynn alao recommends the deletion of 11.e million worth o(. maintenance and operaUcQ..exjendlturH and $1.7 million worth of capital oUt· lay and capital improvements. Wynn, who lsaued the docu· ment Friday, atressed that tfte cuts recommended will not all be necessary in the event that the Jarvis-Gann tax limitation measure passes. He said that passage of the measure will mean the clty will have to cut about $4 mUUon from its $26 million budget. He sald the document's Ust of cuts. whlch total S6 milllon. were given to council m embers so they would have some options in deciding what to keep and what to gel rid of ln the event the measure becomes law. The fire department is the hardest hit in the austerity budget, with the recommeoda· lion that 3S flrefl1hters and the city's second paramedic unit be layed otr. The police department faces the loss or 32 personnel, ranging from clerks and animal control officers to patrolmen and detec· tives. TONIGHT COSTA MESA PLANNING COMMIS&ON -Regular meet- ing, City Hall, 6:30 p.m. OCC LECTURE -"Invest· ment Program to Beat lnfla· lion." Fine Ana 119. 7:30 p.m. TUESDAY, MAY z:a NEWPORT-MESA SCHOOL BOARD -Regular meeting. Costa Mesa clt,y council cbam· bers. 7:30 p.rr.. ''BEHIND THE HEADLINES" -Dr. Giles T. Brown Lecturer, OCC Forum, 7:30 p.m. "COMEDIANS" -South Coast Repertory Theater, Tue1dey-8wlday throulh June 11.&p.m. ,.,.._p-.AJ ZAIRE ••• the white man." a mininl engineer among the survivors who arrived ln Brusaela sald Sunday. He said four or hla neighbors went to tbelr garden gates to find out what was gotna on ln the pre-dawn houn of May 13 and were killed by bursta of rebel macbine-gwt fire. Another survivor said the rebels ··kert on firing useless vo leys in all direction with no reason." and that ruu~ armed boys were "looting and shooting those re-r us l n g to hand over their watches or money while rebels looked on or took part." Producer, TV Exec Perish .. \ SANTA BARBARA <AP> - ABC network executive Stephen Gentry and telev\slon producer Brace Geller were killed in the crash of a twln·englne plane near Montecito. Santa Barbara County sheriff's deputies said. The Cesana·Skymaater waa en route from Santa Monica to San· ta Barbara when it disappeared from radar screens and crashed in the foothills north of Mon- te c i to Sunday, Deputy John Hamilton said. Air and ground search crews followed signals from an aaency locator transmitter on board the craft and found the )Yr~ka&e in the hlUy area. Hamilton said. oirtctala said lt was unknown what caused the crash. attboUgh a sheriff'• spokeswoman added, "lt was really foggy up here." The p\ane was cleared for landing at 9:15 a.m. and crashed about a minute later 30 miles from Santa Barbara Airport. "There was no indication when the plane was cleared that anything WdS wrong ... a spokesman in the airport's FAA control tower said. Five minutes later. the control tower received garb\ed radio mes sage that a sheriff's spokeswoman said was possibly from the downed plane. but the FAA was unwilling to say ror certain if it was a transmission from Gentry or Geller. Gentry. a former Navy pilot, was believed to have been pllot- 1 n g the plane. said ABC spokesman Bob Wrlght. The two -men. he said. were on a pleasure outing. Gentry. 37. had ~n ABC 's vice president of pro~ramrnini on the West Coast since 1972, GAS COMPANY WORKERS STRAIN TO SHUT OFF LEAK IN NEWPORT BEACH They Wore E•rmuff• to Muffle Sound; Th•t'• Offending Bulldozer In Background Other recommended person· nel cuts include 11 members of the community development staff, including planners, build- ing inspectors and plan check ln· spec tors; seven from public works; 19 from general services. including .six trash collectors ; six Crom the llbrary staff and 11 from parks, beaches and recrea- tion. One woman said she fled to a private club in Kolwet\ "wbere l knew there were some food pre- ser ves. The Zaire army city headquarters was nearby. Some Zaire army soldiers came and said they would protect us. They emptied all the ladles' handbags and pocketed their contents. One lady had a box with money They took the box away from her." Wright said. He played a major role in developing. scheduling and selecting a host of new pro- grams slated ror broadcast this ran. Wright added. Geller. an independent television producer, was the creator and executive producer of the "Mission: Impossible" and "Mannix" ser1es. Wright said. He wrote scripts for "Zane Grey Theater." "The Rebel." "Dr. Kildare.'" and other top series in the 1950s. Israel Promises Troop Withdrawal I',.... Page Al LEAK •.• closest to Newport Boulevard, were moved into the conference center. She sajd all windows, doors a nd curtains were o rdered closed and all people in the hospital were ordered to refrain from smoking. The remaining personnel cuts come Crom the administrative departments including the city clerk. the city attorney, person· nel and finance. Jean·Marie Lallemand. a 31· year·old French survivor. said the rebels scarred •Frenchmen "on the forehead and cheeks with knives to discourage Zaireans from harboring them. JERUSALEM <AP) -Israel says all its troops will be withdrawn from southern Lebanon by June 13 but that it will "take measures to ensure" the security of its settlements near the Lebanese border and its Christian allies ln Lebanon. Israeli Cabinet Secretary Arieh Naor said Sunday, in mak· Ing the announcement, that the decision to complete the pullout indicated Israel's satisfaction with the performance of U.N. troops in preventing guerrillas from returning to their bases in southern Lebanon. Israel already has turned over most occupied areas to U.N. peacekeepers sent in by the U.N. Security Council after the March 15 invasion. Israel invaded and occupied about 500 square miles of southern Lebanon four days after Palestinian terrorist-5 staged a raid near Tel Aviv and killed 35 Israelis. Prime Minister Menachem Begin said the purpose of the invasion was to wipe out guerrilla strongholds 1n the south. Naor said Defense Minister Ezer Weizman and Gen. Rafael Mesa Thief Takes 82,000 Tape Deck A reel-to-reel tape deck valued at $2,000 was stolen Sunday from a van belonging to Coast Mu.sic in Costa Mesa, police said today The tape deck and noise re- duction unit were stolen between l and 8 a.m. while the van was parked outside a residence on Colorado Lane, police said. OAANOR COAST c DAILY PILOT ·-'1 .. -.... .,...,, .... _,_ JaO a CtrteT V1uPr••-·-o.--~ ~ .. ll ..... [dllOf T-\AM ...... ,,...,..,t!O '"'"" CIMIW\M L-·-~ ... H AU•tl••t Ma ........ ldltW\ Coet•M•H~ uo w..11., ...... MiflHn\l Adidt"f\\ ,, 0 Bo\ 11e0, .,.,,. T*""°u (714)toC1 ci .. 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The hospital's boilers were shut down . leaving the facility with one bour supply of hot water and all name-producing equipment was closed off. in· ctudlng lab equipment. Miss Sinclair said staff. pa- tients and visitors were ta.ken out of areas that have a lot of glass. especially in the lobby aod the auxlUary's gifl shop. No injuries were reported in the incident that began with the \ine break at about8:15 a.rn. Ray Dyer. spokesman for the Southern Callfornla Gas Co .. said the broken llne is a major source of supply to homes in the Newport Heights area, bolh in Newport Beach and Costa Mesa. He said the Hne received ·ma· jor damage and would have lo be sbut down for repairs. But he also sa\d that customers served by the line would get their gas from another source. According to Dyer. the line was scheduled to be closed down at about 10:30 a.m. However. Boyd Ktud his de· partment now la trying to con · tact two youna men "In their early teen1" who the alrl aaJd we r<.' play1n1e a radio near the school when •he wH forced \nto the dirty wtllte <·ur MeanwhJle. a full force or Ore flthter. stood by a\ the scene ln case the leaking gas i1nlted. Trailer Totaled broke out at about \0:40 p.m. and caused an estimated 52.500 damage. No injuries were reported "Sho re<-1tlla the Reach 8oy11 wcr1· heud on thfl radio." he utd JnvHtor1 hope that lhe two younu mt1n may have seen the abductor un<t are a11klng that the boy11 contsct the Irvine Police Dcp1&rtmcnl. Dad Suspect In Slayings CASTRO VALLEY (AP) - Four per.ont were round dead of gunshot wounds In nearby Castro Valley Saturday night. and it appeared one of• the vk· tims had shot the others then himseU. Alameda County sheriff's U . Keith Boyer said. Boyer said It appeared lhat Al· len Woo, 43, a phannaciat In a chaln drug stor. In Hayward, just southwest of here, had shot bis mother, Der Woo, 77. and children, Brian. 10, and Kimber· ly 6. Gals' Softball Signups Slated Women's softball team• for be1inners and Intermediate players will be formed June 2 in Costa Mesa. The pro1ram, sponaored by the clty Leisure Services Department, wtll bellll tl 9:30 a .m . in TeWinkle Park, 970 Arlln1tan Drive. , The relistratlon fee ta '8· Ad· dltlonal lnformaUon can be ob- talned by calling 556-5480. Aided by a half4ozen police oHicers. the firemen kept people uway from the site of the leak behind the Arches Liquor Store on West Coast Jlighway. Hearing Set ForCdMMan In Sex Attacks Arraignment Is slated Tues· day for a Corona det Mar man arrested Friday in connection with an alleged series of sexual attacks on his adopted daughter. Newport Beach police said the 39.year-old man remained In cuatody today in Ueu of $50,000 ball. . He was arrested on sex- related charges contained in it warrant tuued throuah the Harbor Judicial District Court. The victim, 18, went to police laat week. She told police that the sexual uaaulta have taken place weekly over the past four yean. She told lnveaUgators that she Initially resisted the assaults, but the man beat her, so the stopped reslsting. Police said the girl baa been placed ln church home. Marine Acquitted SAN DlEOO <AP> -An all· oUtcer jurr bu acquttt~ Marino drll ln1true10r. Sgt. Edward V. Jonea Jt .• 25 , c har1ed wtth a11ault1n1 a recruit, trytni to 1et wltneNeS lo alter teaUmon)' and dllObeY· lnl orders. Orange County firemen finish quelling a blaze that destroyed a trailer and shed Sunday night at 20051 Cypress St. in Santa Ana Heij;?hts. The £ire of unknown origin FEATURING THE DESIGN TALENTS OF SEVEN lNTERNATlONAL AWARD WINNING JEWELERS- 18 Karat Yellow and White Gold Ring with large center stone and pave sides. A most impressive setting tor a 1.00 carat or laraer oval or brilliant cut diamond. Price as shown with fine quelity oval diamond '8100"° Prices may vary due to customer preference in diamond aelect1on We would welcome the opportunity to mount your stones in any of our settinas. Wyndham Leigh ~1 ~r.P."' . ' 127 FashlOf' Island. NewPort Center. Newport Beach Telephone: (714) 644-0501 , RICHARD NIXON AUTOGRAPHS COPY OF 'MEMOIRS' In Sen Clemente, the Former Prealdent Throw• e Party Nixon Party Open House in San Ckmente Former President Nixon played host for the first time in four years Sunday and entertained some 100 friends and the publishers of rus autobiography at a party at hls seaaide estate. Nixon said some 600 people were invited to the celebration, one of several events that indicate Ni)(()n is ending his long seclusion from the public eye. IN A SPEECH TO the assembled group, Nixon reportedly said he was happy the book bad been published and he ''hopes people will respond lo it." Tricia Ni)(()n Cox, the Nixoos' elder daughter, acted as bos~e~s at Sunday's party. Nixon told his guests be was happily ant~c1p~ting the birth of his .flrst grandcrlild. His other daughter, Juhe Eisenhower, is expecting a baby this summer. Former First Lady Pal Nixon, who was hospitalized last week for an acute bronchial infection, did not attend the gather-ing. NIXON TOLD THE GROUP he hoped she would be well enough lo be hostess at another party next weekend for former U.S. prisoners of war, but may need at least two more weeks lo fully recuperate. Harold Roth. president of Grossett & Dunlap, which published the Nixon memoirs, described the party as "a very pleasant, informal family style gatherlnc." He said the guests were taken on a lour of the grounds of Nixon's home, La Casa Pacifica. They sipped coclrtails and sampled hors d 'oeuvres on an outdoor patio. Among the guests were James Roosevelt, son of the late President Franklin D. Rooeevell; Jack Drown, a Joactime Nix· on friend; Frank Gannon, a Nlxoa aide who helped write the book; and members of Wamer BooQ, which paid a reported $2 million for the rights to Nizoa'a ~. Huntington Douglas Contr-act Reached A strike by 1,400 members of the International Association of Machinists employed at McDon· nell Doualas Astronautics Com· pany ln lluntlngtoo Beach was averted Sunday by a contract settlement. Employees ot Uae aerospace facility gathered with other company employees -about 2,000 alto1ether -at the Anaheim Convention Center to vote more than 86 percent in favor of the company's offer. Basically, the new contract af. fords a nine percent pay raise spread out at three ~rcent per year over the neq ttiree years. in addition lo a cost-of-living in- crease. Sex Off ender Gets Prison A Lagwia Beach man convict· ed of committing multiple sex- ual offenses against an 8-year- old boy has been sentenced lo not leas than three years ln slate prison. Orange County Superior Court Judge Richard P. Beacom or· dered the prison term for Ronald Paul Egardo, 29, of 28U La1una Canyon Road, after stu· dying the reports ot two psychiatrists who examined the defendant. Lasuna Beach officers arrest· ed Egardo. The contract approval means an automatic $3S9 cost-of-living raise retroactive lo last October, when the IAM contract expired while the initial three percent pay raise is also retroactive. For the average IAM worker, it wiU mean a 19·cent per-hour increase over his current SIJ.41 per hour wage, not counting dlfferent job classl.fications and occasional overtime pay. The lAM strike threat came simultaneously with a walkout by the United Auto Workers Union, which woo what it want· ed for its members from Boeing Aircraft Company. Despite UAW picket.a' parad· ing, I.AM workers continued on their Job without a contract dur· ing the seven montb.s of negotia· tion, crossing the lines wit.bout incident. "The UAW got us exactly what we wanted," IAM District Lodge 720 Secretary-Treasurer Tory Neima said. Once, in January, IAM workers authorized a strike, but that was cancelled within two days when it became apparent the dispute could be settled through negotiation. "We're ve~ pleased," McDonnell Dou as spokesman Don Hanson sai today. Vets Branded Jobs Refused to 'Killen' WASHINGTON <AP> -Veterans Admlnistra- tlon chief Max Cleland says be knows of Vietnam veterans who have been refused jobs and told by employers. "Hey look, l don't want to hire a killer." Cleland said that, because of such treatment, VA programs should focus on veterans with special prob· lems. He predicted that Congress would back a pro· gram Of psychological COWlSellng. Commenting.. on the hard times experienced by some veterans lookins for jobs, Cleland told U.S. News & World Reprt Report: "ff the guy's a Viet· 11am veteran. that auooosedl.v equates to a POtenUal drul taser. potenUal kUler, potential w~lrdo." .. Monday. May 22. Hl76 DAILY PILOT A3 'Sam' Goes Berserk Screaming Slayer Dragged FrOm Court, NEW YORK <AP>-David 8erkowit1, lhe Son of Sam killer, was dragged from a Brooklyn courtroom today, kicking, biting and yelll.ng as the boyfriend of one of his victims shouted ob· acenities at him. lawsuit Denied by T.op Court WASHINGTON <AP) -The U.S. Supreme Court refused to- day to intervene in an unusual libel lawsuit ln which a television news producer sued a nuclear power firm. The justices turned down an appeal by Pacific Gas and Elec· trlc Co. and one of ila engineers aimed at blocldng a second trial on charges filed by Donald Widener. formerly a producer for KNBC-TV in Los Angeles. The original jury trial ended in a $7 .7-mHllon award for Widener, but a new trial was or· dered last November by the California Court of Appeal. Widener produced a documen· tary on nuclear energy, "Powers That Be,•· that aired on KNBC May 17, 1971 . The slate appeals court said "the point of view of the film was essentially anti·nuclear." In preparing the report. Widener filmed an interview with one of the utility's engineers, James C. Carroll, at the company's controversial nuclear power plant near Eureka. As described in court records, Widener believed Carroll dls· played an "evasive attitude." The portion of the interview used in the aired report sup· posedly portrays that attitude. Jn It, Widener asked Carroll a question about criticized con· structlon materials used at the plant. "What was it exactly that the critics were talking about in your case?" he asked. Carroll was shown as answer· la1, "I don't think we ought lo answer that, it's too lengthy a question." What was edited out of the filmed interview was Carroll's avbaequent offer lo a.ruswer the question ln detail but expla.inlq that b.la uswer would tab 10 minutee. Wldeoer replied there was oat enough time. In other actions today, the Supreme Court: -Refused to bear an appeal by 16 unsuccessful white apPU. cants for police jobs lo Rochester, N.Y .. who contend that a hiring policy giving pref- erence to racial minorities la a form of illegal racial dis• crlminat$0D. -Agieed to revi9w lower-· court decisiona barria, a com· mlttee of the Federal Reserve · sy1tem from cit'cumventi.ng the "prompt" diacloeure provision of the Freedom of Information Act rei.ardlni tta decisions. Beer Flows As Billy's Girl Marries Members of the airl's family jumped lo their feel and cursed the confessed murderer. A judge postponed the aen- tenclna for six murders until June 12 and ordered another psychiatric examination for ,.,., ........ Former Oklahoma Gov. David Hall was released from Swift Trails federal prison camp in Arizona to· day after serving 18 months for bribery and extortion. $4 Million Bail Set in Espionage WASmNGTON CAP) -Bail is set al $2 million each for two Russians arrested in an es· pionage case, wbHe a Russian diplomat named as a co· conspirator is expected to leave the country, the-State Depart· ment says. Rudolf Petrovich Cbemyayev, a personnel officer at the U.N. Secretariat, and Valdik Aleksan- drovicb Enger, 39, an assistant to the U.N. undersecretary· general, were arrested Saturday in Woodbridge, N.J. They were belng held in the Metropolitan Detent.ico Center in New York. They are chareed with buying classlfled U.S. documents on an· tl·aubmartne warfare. The in· formation was doctored in Waabingtoo and passed along by a Navy officer who was acting as a double agent, the FBI said. Vladlmir Petrovich Zlnyak:in, an attacbe at the Soviet U. N. mission, was picked up with the other Russians and released because be had diplomatic im· muntty, State Department spokesman Kenneth Brown said. Brown said Sunday that the Soviet Embass1 had been in· formed and added that "since Zinyakin bad violated bis status in the United States, his de· parture is expected." Nazis Attacked DETROIT CAP> -The open· ing of a Nazi bookstore here brought a weekend of window· smashing, rock-throwing and pu.sblng and shoving with 17 pro. testors an-ested Berkowitz, 24. After be was brou&bt brieOy into the courtroom in b&ndcuffa. Berkowitz began cbanttog, "Stacy was a whore I" over and over again. Stacy Moskowitz was the last of Berkowitz'• murder vlctlms. Berkowitz alao 1boult1d, "That'1 rtcht! That's right! I'd klll her qain." As 10 1uarda wrestled the .44·callber kilter from the COW'\ chamber, Robert Violante. the Moskowitz girl"s date who also was shot by Berkowitz. stood up .4f*1a. in t~e courtroom and beyan .l;I. ,,.,,rney shouting obscenJUes at h m. Members of the Moskowitz famJ· Seeks Block ly Jumped to their feet and acreamed cunes at the pudgy former postal worker. • The Cirl's mother then broke Of down crying. and Vlolante Retn• [ sobbed into hb hands. . Q Tbe victim's father. Jerry, Moskowitz, cred, "No justice! • after Justice Joseph Corso of • By TOM BARLEY Of .. .,..,., ... , .... Laguna Beach attorney William Sheffield said today be is seeking public support ror the filing of a legal action that would prevent the Orange Coun· ty District Attorney's office from trying Dr. William Baxter W addilf of lluntington Harbour a second time. Sheffield said the lawsuit, if filed, will argue that enormous public expense would be In· volved lf Waddill is again tried on charges that be strangled a newbo girl lo death in the n ser at Westmlnater Community H ital. Sheffield sai the action wtll point out that Jury became hopelessly dea ocked in the first trial after 16 weekl of testimony and 11 days of de- li beratioos. ·'The i.ssues are so complex and the medical testimony ao weighty and Involved that I don't believe we could ever fl.Dd a jury that could bring in an unanimous verdlct," Sheffield said. "So why waste the taxpayers' money?" be asked. "I think the filing or a legal action on the lines I stlggest might well com· pel both sides lo arrive at some disposition of this cue." Waddill, 42, is accused of strangling the newborn infant when he realized that the saline solution be injected lnlo the 18- year-old mot.her 12 bours earlier bad (ailed lo abort the baby. It was ar~ed by the defense that the child never knew any meaningful form of life and that it woulcfbave been nothing more than a brain·damaged human vegetable if it bad survived. Jurors who were unable lo reach a verdict in the first trial commented after they were dis· missed that the brain death theory gave them many prob- lem s and had them sharply dlvided in the jury room. Superior Court Judge ff. War- ren Knight ha.a been asked by Deputy District Attorney Robert Chatterton to order a second trial for Waddill. Judge Knight said be will rule June 2 on the motion. Sheffield said today he hopes lo have bis lawsuit filed before that date. Chatterton was unavailable for comment today on the lawsuit that Sheffield hopes to file. Tax Vote Ready WASHINGTON <APl Senators pick up thls week where they left off Friday, caught up ln a filiblster on pro- posed labor law revision that may drag on for weeka. House members are preparing lo vote later in the week on a tax pro- posal President Carter doesn't like. Brooklyn announced the sen· · tenclng delay. Earlier. as guards tried to bring Berkowitz into the courtroom the first lime about 10 a .m .• he lunged toward a win- dow and bad to be subdued. In tr.he struggle, be bit and kicked several Of the guards and one ol them was taken lo a bospitaJ, ac· cording lo a police source. The extent of the guard's In· juries was not known. Edward McCarthy, aide to Bronx Dlstrtct Attorney Mario Merola, said Berkowitz told court authorities be did not want to be sentenced -"at least not today." Berkowitz faced prison terms totaling up to 175 yean. Three Jud1es from three boroughs -Brook.l)'n. the Bronx and Queem -had planned to deliver sentence ln tbe same courtroom, taking the bench one at a tlme. The procedure was to be similar to one they followed two w~ -~so when Berkowitz admitted kllllng six people and wound.lna seven others during a 12-montb shooting rampage. Last year. Berkowitz offered lo plead guilty but only if he was allowed lo warn the world of the bloodthinty demons that be sai~ made him kill. Since tbed, Berkowitz says be has become a born-again Christian. Guanb Rescue Nearly 75 From Riptides About 74 swimmers were rescued from riptides on South Coast beaches &mday, despite a dropoff in beach attendance due to cooler weather, lifeguards re- ported ioo.y. San Clemente lifeguards rescued 50 swimmers from rip- tides and heavy surf. They said a crowd of 13,000 visited county beaches patrolled by the guards and another 8,000 bathed on city beaches SUnd.ay. Laguna Beach lifeguard Tom Redwit z said that, despite a decrease from ~.ooo people on Saturday to 20,000 on Sunday. guards still bad lo yank 12 en· dangered swimmers from the 60-degree water. Four lifeguards were kept bopping at San Clemente State 'Beach Sunday, pulling 12 swim· men from the surf. Lifeguards estimated that about 3,000 people visited the state beach Sunday. about the same number as on Saturday. BUENA VISTA, Ga. <AP> -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Beer was naturally the drink of the night as the president's brother. Billy Cart.er, saw bis eldeft daughter married in an outdoor ceremony. Jana Carter, who works in nearby Americus, was married Sunday to her long.lime boyfriend, Johnny Theus of nearby Ellaville. One normal fixture of most current·day affairs Involving President Carter was mtastng, because Miss Carter bad apecllically requested that re- porten and photographers be barred from the wedd1n1. The reason, as family friend Randy Coleman put It: "They are real pushy.'' While the white House press corps stood by the highway several b\mdred yards from the two·atory brick home, the ceremony ~an with ushers eacortln1 the· wedding party over a white wooden bridge built acroaa the Carters' swimmlna pool. The vows were exchanged beneath a porch at the rear ol the house. and minutea a.f'ltr their completion, a downpour drenched many of the estimated 1,000 f\MISta. Amon1 those 1ueats were President Carter and hla f amUY, wbo arrived tn a motorcade from Plains shortly before the 8 p.m. ceremony began. "He (the president> Ju.st stood there and watched," said Linda Mota of Pla!u, an old friend ot Jana's. After the weddin1. 8Ul7 Carter told report•n be bad crted turtq thl eemDOllY. ... ------ I light-wright and comtbrlab1cz. madras ... our moet c.ompJd.¢ sele.ctlDil or treditioner ~ndwo-.xz.n med res sport coete. alwsys e 18'10riUz. for worm ~rwear. avoilab1tZ. ln mms a nd boys sizes. A4 CWl. Y Ptl..OT Mondlly ..... 12. tt71 Q ...... ~ Tom ~~'\' MIU"p hine The Good Old Days BAllGAJN BASEMENT DEPT.-Now here's an ad· vertlsement under the title "An Opportunity for Careful Investors" that can reall.Y draw your attention. The largest headline on the ad notes: "NEWPORT HEJGHTS ACREAGE" -Cheapest Land in Southern California." You read on and learn the following about this real estate deal: "Newport Heights Is a high plateau, all most perfectly level, wtth the lowest point over 70 feel above the sea. It extends back from Newport Bay for several miles and comprises 1,300 acres of deep, rich, slightly sandy loam soil, very fertile and productive. ~'Asleep' Wonder Drugs Losing Power? ATLANTA <AP> -Forty years of using "wonder drugs" hu con· vlnced Americans many deadly diseases are dead themselves. But they are only sleeping, and sometimes waking up strooeer. say federal scientists. Bacteria that cause pneumonia, meningitis, tuberculosis and gonorrhea show increasing signs of resistance to antibiotics, says Dr. Joel Ward of the national Center for Disease ~onlrol. The same problem is showing up· in less-dangerous diseases. THAT DOES NOT mean a klller germ with no cure is right around the corner. "but at the pneumococcus bact e r ia somehow "bad become. resistant to all the usual antibiotics." he said. NATION WEATtiEA "IT IS SUBDIVIDED into five-acre tracts with arlesian water, or the finest quality. in abundance for all ir· rigation purposes, piped to each tract.·· Following that descriptive pitch. the Townsend· Oayman Investment Company then suggests that you can pick up one of these five-acre tracts for $1.500 cash. Or. you can plunk down a one-fifth down payment and pay off the rest in installments or six. 12. 18 or 24-month install· ments at six percent interest. • rate bacteria are developing re- sis ta nce. I'm not sure our technology can keep up," Ward said. That was a discovery of atobaJ importance. he said, becau.ae those particular bacteria are the most common caU$e of bacterial pneumonia and the second most common cause of meningitis in children. South Africa officials threw money and manpower into a fight to st.op the bacteria from spreading, tracking down car· riers through thousands or blood tests and treating them with a barrage ol unusual antibiotics in unusual combinations. In event that you think you may have just heard about the bargain of the century. however, do not rush off to your yellow pages to call the Townsend·Dayman Investment Company ·-· ... ·-__...~ .... • Af T£R A TIRING JounNey ~(li6 Ttre SATJSJA.CtOl\)' Btvt~AGE It nti•Gc1 the thi:"~t~ plea~c:b the palate, Relieves f~t\tfU¢ quic1Jy and natu~lly. P uts vim and go tnt'o tipJ_brain and l>odies. Deiicioue coolint--ref.rah in~ Sold everywh~re 5 cent .. Advertising Pitch for Famed Soft Drink in 1907 This ad appeared in a magazine called The Pacific Monthly. The month was August. The year was 1907. J UST TIUNK IF you had been one of those Careful In· vcstors of 1907 in Newport Heights. Ah well, opportunities JU St keep slipping by. Other advertisements in the 71 -year-old Pacific magazine are amusing and they certainly ~ive fits to our consumer advocates of today. Several offerings suggest that they arc "guaranteed under the National Pure Food Law •· ONE SUCH OFFERING for Pab.st Extract declares this concoction will cure insomnia, soothe the excited brain. help build blood and muscle tissue, ease digestion of heavier foods and is "a boon to nursing mothers." Another ad for a now-flmed soft drink suggests It will relieve fatigue and "put vim and go into your tired brain" for only five cents. Why, these kinds of pitches are enough to drive Nader's Raiders right up the wall. You are lert wondering how the good citizens of 1907 ever survived without having consumer watchdogs to pro· tect them. Oklalwma Flooding; 80 Families Leave Teiaperaaure• "'-i.-~-Atleftl• 81 ... Atlefltl< Qty IO SI &.lllMOre• ... ., Benton 11 SI 8r-ftSYitle •3 n &utfalo 60 .. ~lwlrt~tonSC • ,, •Ou<~ S4 41 Ctn<J.....,11 10 .. c.i ...... ,,., u 3' OallH Fl Wor'lll IO 6~ °' Oen••• ., 0 01 ~1ro1t N )9 HoftOlulu ... 73 ,, HouSIOfl • 14 JaOoonvote .. •• KanW\(lly .. 60 01 l .. V~\ ., 12 little Roe.It ..,, '1 •S tJ loul\vllle ,. S7 Meml>fllt IS 10 Miami ,. 87 Mtl,.aulee .. 11 Mu>nHC>OllS-54. Paul n SI Nasllvllle ·~ 13 New YOf'k ,, ~ Olilallom• Oty 11 s.s .06 Orl•ndo " St P-nl• ~ ·~ Rltllmond .. n SI. Louil n SI .04 St.Peter~~lampa .. 61 Seit Lelle IM S4 Seattle •1 42 SPOll•ne 14 37 WUIH1'19ton .. Sl CAl.ll"OtlNIA Bakersneto 9J ~ C:.lallna 11 61 FrHftO .. SS ui.eArr-..ead 10 .. Lo,.,.,. ,, S1 N.,,,port 8H<h •S SI Oeltlal>CI ., SS Palm Scwlfl!I' 101 .. PnoR~ ,, -Red 81uff .. 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OrfV41 ....,I"" 10 ferry ~of IO famllln out Of Ille Terr• Ae961 Moblle Home P • ..-In ~· CllY, Ol<la . Mtw llMvy rel,.. Mfll lfle Crvkllo Creek ll-lngOY9rlll-. Ollkl•l\-• UMU<•-llOOded ,_, .... ioe Ille park would become IMHw«>l• ~lft, but lured more rein ptedlcled lor today _,,Cl worten Ille MluMIOfl. S1iles -• pertly ciOUCly to ca.er o-11>e Soulll,.HI, tne CH' .. t UkH, Ille Nort!Masl -most of tN ~I ~ Some pat<ftn of 109 lormeCI In tlW 5ou9I -~ IOClaY. Sca11wec1 _.. afld • few tr>uneltfSl«ma ••re tOf'ecest over the Pacific No<tlllWftl encl Ille nonllern ~ .. 1 Beslntoelay. Silles -• clMr over Ille Olllo Valley -t,. EastCoasL Early ~1111 •-•lures around Ille nation ral!Qed trom MI" IM'fllle to 34 In Braelforcl, Calif. CaUlornla A •Hk WMtller dlsturtlance "'°"'"" lllrougll ,,,. Rocky MOUftlelnt .. 111 QIV• SoUlllerfl C:.lllornl• • .,,.-lrcm last -11·1 u._IONlbl., warm "Hiiier, t,,., National WHtller Senllce uys, encl MnCI ~•turn beck to typlcM Mey 1.,,.,,, Tiie ~In -dHe'1 .,._ wlll recetwe lfte motl relief, the NWS Mid, wUl't rNdlf191....,. 10 to IS ~-gusty wlll<H. Tuesdey's mountain •-•-lllCMlld leWI off nur tO -clr'op to ll'te ..,,.,., JOI to tow '°'· wllll Wlllda '° 30 "1jlf\. In Ille *-1, "'--wlll r •llQe from IN l'tlilfl IOs to 100 -.r-wl tit after. llOOll OUSll to to mpfl. Early n ONll"Q tlolm -foll •Ill .._ - Ille toast most o! l,_ -It, but teflefally lelr :::.• II •llP9C1.0 •1111 -1111 .... l'llOf1lln9 A hl9fl -IOwes •llPKted loNY Md,....,, at tlle Lot Ange~ CIVk c..fl'tM. , CAM111der111M low clouell-tl\rOflOI' ,_, wfll't ,,..-tlal c!ff<l"Q In tl'te efW-. Lltilll vertaoM wtllCb ni11M _., ~ ...,..., HIOll• Tuetdey mlCI to uPPtr toL CMstal temperatUl'ft wlll raft91 119'-• -... 1111-•-at-wtll fallfl "''-" ,, "'tf11 ~watwletnperalllf9Wllllie ... J:2fp,m, U t :4$p.lft. • , ""' IOW •:• e.m. •I 4 ""'' lllfl! lt:P•·"'· •.1 lltulM 10W 4! U "'"'' I S IKtftdllftll tt1•-.m-u Silo rt ... 11.a. fl'lw ..... 11.AP."'· MMll rl ... 1:1'fl,lft., ..Ut:01 •.m. s ... 1 .... r, Americans have grown ac- customed to low incidence of such diseases as tuberculosis, "but the bacteria are not aone; they've just been under con· trol. •· Ward said. Keeping them under control ''ts a worsening problem," be said. "You can conjure up aU sorts of nightmares. even a throwback to the pre antibiotic era" before the 1930s. IT WORKED, apparently. This time. "They haven't reported any new cases since November." said Ward, who will return to South Africa in a rew weeks to check the situation. Grieving.for llloilaer A young woman cradles her dog as she is comforted b) her brothers at Brussels airport in Belgiu m ~fter m eet· ing her father on his arrival from war· torr. Kolwez:. Zaire. Sunday. and learning of her mother·s death. Ht•r mother was among hundreds of' victims killed in tht· rebel attack on the mining town m Shaba province OVERUSE. UNDERUSE and just plain careless use of an· tibiotics are probable culprits. he said. Strict control and com· mon sense are the solution. Ward got a close·UP look at the problem las t year when he represented the Atlantia-based center in working with the South African government on a particularly scary case in that nation. Disaster Hits Ch1irch "Children began coming down with serious ailments -men· ingitis. blood infections -and they'd treat them with the usual antibiotics and it didn't do any good; the children were dying." Ward said. A SOUTH AFRICAN strain of GARLAND. Texas <AP> -Services at the Walnut Village Church of Christ had barely begun. Worshippers had their beads bowed in prayer when disaster struck. "I jl.ISl had a feeling something was going to happen." Mike Cain. 18, said Sunday. ''I looked toward the ceiling. Then there was this explosion and the ceiling fell. It was Uke being under a waterfall." THE PINEWOOD roof and heavy beams crashed Into the sanctuary under the weight or water collected from an overnight rain of almost 2 inches. Some 200 members of the congregation screamed. Nine-year-old Shannon Smith Wd:. killed. Fifty-seven other people were inJured. five critically. Gene Griffin. u church elder who was leading the prayer. said: "lt had ramed ct lot. but ap parently the flat roof was not strong enough to s up· port the weight The dram apparently wasn ~ working properly .. THE ROOF FELL at 10:35 a.m. Ten mmutes earlier the sanctuary was empty "Thank God my parents were late getting here." said Cain. who was narrowly missed by d falling beam She's crying for help. Are you listening? She simply can't handle her problems by herself anymore. She needs help before it's too late. And she's not alone. Every day, people no dJfferent than you experience an emotional crisis often provoked by a troubled personal relationship. Someone may become so despondent she grows fearful or nervous for no apparent reason. She loses sleep over insignificant thin~. She explodes over trivial matters like the car not starting. She can't carry on with her family. She need.9 help. Professional help. The only real hope for regaining a normal. productive life. The kind of help available at the Problem Talk Shop. A professionally staffed counseUng and referral service for people trapped In an emotional crisis. At the Problem Talk Shop we care for people. Problem Talk Shot> fs a rree service which provides a warm, friendly environment where r skilled counselors help people sort out their own lives. Here people gain new resources to handle the problems they thought were too big to handle. If you know someone who is experiencing an emotional crisis. call the Problem Talk Shop A trained counselor will be at the other end of the line. Ready to help. Ready to answer an~ questions you may have. Plea~ make the call that will -;how her somebody cares enough to listen, (714) 997-1831 1110 East Chapman Avenue. Suite 100 Oun~. CaJlfomla 92666 (114)768-3831 CALIFORNIA Moncky. U.y 22. 1978 OAll.Y PILOT Even Class Government Corrupt MILL VALLEY tAP> -Aaevenlhanadeclau 1!xperlmeoted wtlh aell·&ovemment by setuna up its own currency. busmeul!S and pohce force only to find p1nt-si1ed scandal 1nclud1n1 pollttcal puyorfs and bogwi money. "1 lhouabt. my God. we've aot another Wateraate. ·• said Mill Valley Middle School : teacher George Muldoon alter realizin1 his stu- dent•' m ythical nation. which they named "Amasudatamalie," was rife with corruption. Muldoon took control of the class after a meet· tn& Fnd.ay when all but four of the ?I students con· ressed to "crimes" under laws they'd established. TJIE COUNT& Y WAS FOBllED BACK in J•nuary. Muldoon recalled. because the students "thought l waa too strict. t said. 'OK. fine. you set up some rulea and live by them' " 'fbe students took him up on the offer and set up a carltallst democracy. complete with a slew of poliUca appointments and a bank Money was printed with a baby on Sl bills. a hippie on $10s and a skull on $100s. Class members had to pay in Amasudatamalie dollars to use the pencil sharpener. books. wastebasket or door. Top bidders won the rlgbt to operate the "concessions" and reap the revenues from them. BUT WITIDN WEEKS THE SYSTEM be1an to crumble. Folk Singers Reunite The Department of Beautification. the Orwelllan name for the police force. became "too powerful." issuing a rash of citations for such crimes as sitting on desks and messing up the room. "Some people never got arrested. though." one student observed. "People with money had more power than the president." Muldoon said police eventually fingerprinted the whole class. kept dossiers on them "and m~" a~d beaan accepting payoffs not to issue tickets. msannament FOCUS of 'Suroival Srmday' THE BANK WAS ALSO KNEE-DEEP in scan- dal. with the president using bank funds to pay other students to do her work. The hirelings. in turn. stole from the coffers. LOS ANGELES«AP> -Nuclear disarmament was the theme that reunited '60s folk singers Peter, Paul and M"-ry before more than 14,000 s~tators at the HollywOOd Bowl. "In this time and era I can't tell you how proud I am that this is happening." beamed Peter Yarrow. producer oC "Survival Sunday." The program reatured performers GeorJe Carlin, Harry Chapin, Ario Guthrie and Holly Near. and speakers Daniel Ells berg, Cesar Chavez. Daniel Berrigan and actor Hersobel Bernardi Calling the show "a cross between a cqncert and a teach-in," Yarrow said the event. budgeted at $30.000, was three months in the making and was s upported by more than 40 organizations. THE DISARMAMENT ISSUE FOCUSED on the United Nations Special Session on Disarm&· ment, which begins Tuesday. "Survival Sunday" also supported demonstrations nationwide protest- ing the proliferation of nuclear weapons. "Survival Sunday" is part of what Peter. Paul and Mary call a reunion, which will include cutting a record in June and two appearances at the Universal Amphitheater in August. Since the group split in 1970 it has s ung together only twice -in 1972 and two months ago -al political benefits Legal Profes sion Dole Assails Carter Remark LOS ANGELES !AP> -Addressing a law school commencement, Sen. Robert Dole. R-Kan .. said President Carter's recent criticism of the legal profession was too broad. Dole told the 486 students graduating Sunday from Southwestern University Law School, that he was "troubled" by the president's remarks and noted that each profession has its share of "bad apples." Dol e, who was ( J Gerald Ford's running -STATE · mate on the 1976 GOP _ ticket. s uggested that "'----------President Carter work on "streamLirung the legal system by reducing the in· tolerable amount of government paper shuffling ... ~patro..._• Arreste d LAKE ARROWHEAD !AP> -A former California Highway Patrol officer bas been arrest- ed here. after barricading himself Inside his ex· wife's home for six hours and threatening deputies with a rifle. San Bernardino County sheriff's of- ficials say. Officers with the SWAT team fired tear gas canisters into the home to rout Daniel Wa yne Zini, 32, about dawn Sunday, said Deputy Robert Acezezo. Zin.i 's ex-wife. Beatrice, fled from her home near midnight and called deputies. saying Zi.ni had threatened to damage the home. Acezezo said. BeMlldal"fl DUpllte Studied WASHINGTON !AP > -The Supreme Court today referred to a s pecially appointed judge a new round of arguments in a century.old dispute between California and Nevada over their com- mon state boundary. The justices referred new requests from both states in a controversy the high court agreed last June to help resolve. Al issue is the location or the boundary between the two states from Lake Tahoe north to Oregon. lleat M b laap Kflb •an BAKERSFlELD <AP) -A Los Angeles man was killed Saturday when be was trapped un· demeath a motorboat that overturned during a boat race. the Coors Boat Drag Nationals at Lake Ming. Authorities said Charles Abajian was traveling at about 100 mph when the power boat he was skip- pering flipped up and then hit the water with such force that it overturned and landed on him. 1....ate Kiiie~ 2 Bun TRACY CAP> -. A white inmate is dead and two others are in a hospital after another racial conflict at the Deuel Vocational Institution. Duty officer Ray Walker said the stabbings took place during the evening meal relief Sunday. $"1~~000 'Mlethef' you need .J.! S3.fro CK $25.00> get It from the peo-.1.:or ODL, pie v.tlo 1e00 mil· J.~ .. , hCJJS. Coorrerc1al Credit. Monthly pay-$155.26 rrent based on a s10.cro~ IOC¥1, fCK 1ro a month IOOOths. at Ill anruat • I percentage rate c; 14% Total payment s1a.rotro. ~ POITTS. ~PRE PAYMENT PENALTY Vile find ways to help. COMM~IAL C~IT CORJ'QRATION (it •• Homeowner loans u-~ A IO~ of ll.000 and OWt must be tecurfld t>y 1 ~11011 of r•l MICI Pfl10MI prOl)Gfty. "-·-• HO S. lfth 9tteet • 841-1100 ~-• Utl Town A Coontz? Rd. • MT.a71 ~-· Suitt l:e ~l W. I~ A•&llt.Me to acillll hrrow"9 •l OftQ.' ,..... 1 ·' THE REASON FOR THE BR EAK·UP, ex- plained Mary Travers. 41, was because-the three "needed separate experiences." Last Claan~e Wins • "When you work together for many years you stop bringing in new things." she said. "Now we can put together all we've learned and share those talents." Yarrow added. "Everyone's asking how it feels to be together again. Well . that's like stop· ping someone ill the middle of a kiss and asking, •How d0es it feel?'" Musical enterlarnment was sandwiched between the speakers, who discussed disarma· ment and rights for min~rities. But lhe crime that eventually brought Amasudatamalie's downfall was counterfeiting. Muldoon said. The chief culprit admitted Friday that he used a duplicating machine to reproduce more than $300.000 in AmasudatamaUe bucks. The racket became so good that be soon "re- tired" from his job as head of the health depart- ment and enticed six other students to Join the ring. Doug Offenhciser of San Diego urges ha~ I rog Delenquent to a leap of 16 feel 61 :.i inches at the Calaveras County Jumping Frog Jubilee at Angels Camp. However the jump wasn·t good e noug h. Last Chance. owned b~ Bruce Hami lton. a ca rpentt!r from Sacramento and Loi:. Altos. leaped 18 feet 11 inches lo wan the first prize of S300 MANY OBSER VERS AT THE FESTIVAL likened it to "the splrit of the '60s." But one spec- tator. Geanne Taylor. 18, of San Diego thought "there were too many causes... ~ "A lot of these speakers are using the festival as a platform for their own causes," she said. "They should stick to the nuclear power issue." Other spectators, such as Joani Palen of Altadena, said they came strictly for the entertain· ment. "To be perfectly honest, I just wanted to hear the singers." Miss Palen said. WHEN POLICE SAID THEY'D FINE them for loafing around on the desks, "We'd just nip them $100 and tell them to forget it." one of the counterfeiters said. Finally. Muldoon pulled a coup. "I said. 'OK. your country is falling apart. The police are running amok. You're treasury is broke. Now you're going to be run by a dictatorship.· And I took over." But that's not the end of the story. Now. 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M.y 22. 1978 Robt!rt N WH<l/Publither S.rbar• l(relbkhtEdltorlel P~ Edl1or Education Report Lacked Substance The Orange County Grand Jury last week did a disservice to the public schools. the citizenry and its~ll by unleashing a vague and generalised blast at courses being offered in adult education. What the jury did was issue a report criticizing such course as "hang gliding" or "bon!al gardening" among others in a long list and suggesting these are wasting tax dollars Now some adult education offerings do sometimes smack of being frilly and have been criticized repeatedly in this space. But what the Jury apparently did was to compile a list of course names and issue it without any support investigation whatsoever. No officials of any Orange Coast school system, for example, can be found who were called before the grand jury to be questioned about the course. Further, Grand Jury Foreman Henry Webber refused to comment on the report, referring questions to jury member Grace Winchell. Both jury members refused to identify the school districts offering what they alleged were frilly courses. Thus the report becomes an unsubstantiated smear against all school systems and that is patently unfair. And it should be noted that many of those who attend adult education classes are taxpayers who feel the courses they follow are of benefit to them. When the grand jury sees fit to issue criticisms, it should investigate and have some specific facts at hand ·to back up thos~ allegations. A Tragic Farce The outcome of the trial of dissident Yuri Orlov made it quite clear that the Soviets have absolutely no intention of adhering to the human rights provisions of the Helsinki agreement and that the glare or international publicity and criticism moves them not at all. The SJ.year-old physicist, who set up a group to monitor Soviet response to the pact signed by 3S nations was summarily sentenced to seven years in a labor camp and five years of internal exile after a trial that was both farcical and tragic. He was found guilty of "smearing the Soviet state." It all took place in a courtroom carefully filled wlth hand-picked representatives of the "public" who dutifully hissed the defendant and cheered the verdict. No witnesses for the defense were permitted to testify. Orlov's wile and sons, the only sympathetic persons permitted in the courtroom, were harassed and humiliated. To cap it off, fell ow dissident and Nobel Peace Prize winner Andrei Sakharov and his wife were themselves arrested and held temporarily when they attempted to enter the courtroom. The farce doubtless will be repeated when other dissidents who are still under arrest come up for their "trials." On this side of the Atlantic, the House of Representatives voted unanimously to call for the release -of the Helsinki monitors. And the State Department announced that the United States ''strongly deplores'' the action against Orlov Unfortunately one must assume that this mild criticism of a grossly inhumane act means as little to the Soviets as did the human rights provisions in the Helsln.kl pact which they signed so blandly. And, further, as the Soviets apparently realize quite well, that the other signers will do little more than go on "deploring." Surfers Lend a Hand It's that time of year again. It's hot. The surt:s up and lifeguards are spending their days yanking swimmers out of the water. This promises to be a more hazardous spring than usual because the weather has changed while most of the lifeguards are still In school, leaving the beach protection chores all along the Orange Coast to the handful of fuU -time lifegua:rds. These guards report their beaches are a little trickier than normal because of holes and trenches dug out by the winter's storm surf. And the bot weather la generating big beach crowds. . Add it all together and you get a week like the pa.st one during wblcb hundreds of thousands of people came to the beaches and ran into problems because of the holes, the big surf or the riptides. Fortunately for the over·taxed guards, they've been getting some help from local surfers, a group that at times has not always seen eye.to-eye with lifeguards. Jn Newport, lifeguards said a ball-dozen rescues were made by surfers and similar actions were reported up and down the coast. It's reassuring to know that the surfers care enough to lend a hand when things get busy. • Optnt0ns eJCpresaed In the space abOYe are those of the Dally Piiot. Other~ eJCpreeeed on this page are those of their authors and anlsts. Reader comment Is invited. Address The Deity ~ot. P.O. 8oJC 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) 8'2-<&321 . Boyd/Future Magic B1LILBOYD The fellow wbo dreamed up the ftnt communlcations satellites, Althur C. Clark, predicts future f'Oads will have alp that rnd: "No Dear Gloomy Goa Jarvll and hla fellow landlords ootnt at thole who wort for tbe public ond cry, "Fall" Ma,be the 1ravy traln the landlords rid• 1bould get a closer look. W.A. G ... "''/ Olla~ ... ..... lftltl• ., .............. ~ --r1ty '9KI -..... -=~-=r,__,.. ..... .. Wheeled Vehicles." Only cara that float on air cushions will be allowed. Ukely. Quite likely. Our own Cblef Prognosticator thinks the typical home of the future will be booked up with a combination telephone· televlslon-typewrlt.r over which )'OU'll talk face-to-face with phcoe callers, read your dally newspaper, do your shopping and bankin1, re- ceive and send your lettors, study 1chool courses, play games, and watcb an enormous variety of TV 1how1 and moviet of you.r own aelecUon. This maglc In· stallation also will be rieged for hookup with your bouaebold computer and Umltlen memory bank for record hepln1 of ,Jl kldda. .. Nox.zema" started out u .. Dr. Bunting's Sunburn Remedy" before the name waa chanted to claim tho cream ulmocka ecuma ... Jack Anderson Racketeers Still Infest Unions WASHINGTON (AP> -Two decades ago. the late Sen. John McC le llan , O .·Ark ., the embodiment or righteous wrath, held hearings that shook the labor movement. He exposed links between labor bosses and crime lords. His investigation led to the conviction of Teamsters President Jimmy Hoffa. The flamboyant Horta has been liquidated. according to underworld informants. b y l h e mobsters he befriended, and Mc · Clellan has succumbed to old age. But little else haa changed. The labor racketeers still infest the unions. We have sought to bring the story of labor racketeering up to dale. The Teams ters. for example, brought in the former All·American football player. Daniel Shannon, to clean up Its Central States Pension Fund. which allegedly bas made illegal loans to gangsters. LAST YEAR, he testified before the Senate Investigations Committee about the mobsters he had discovered in the shadows. He blasted Allen Dorfman, a convicted racketeer. by name. Intelligence documents in our possession describe Dorfman as "the man to see to get a loan." Shannon was forced to resign as a pension fund trustee, say our sources, because be dared to stand up to the mob. Now we have learned that Shannon has received death threats. ID view or Hoffa's experience, these cannot be dismissed UghUy. The Justice Department and Senate Investigations Committee are conducting a low·key Investigation of the death threats. The federal authorities will try to detennlne whether they are related to Shannon's prevlous testimony and are intended to prevent him from testifying again. SINCE HE is still under Senate subpoena. it would be a federal crime to prevent him from testifying. Our sources believe this should deter any underworld hll men. But as a precaution. the government ls protecUng blm. We have also been checking into Local 210 or th e lntemat.ional Laborers Union, a Nicholas von Hoffman brass-knuckles local. which controls the cons tru ction industry in Buffalo, N.Y. We have identified Local 210 as the power base or the late Stefano M agaddlno. who has been named in Senate testimony as the rormer boss or Buffalo's .. powerrul. well·entrenched organized crime .syndicate.·• The syodicate's "principal r e maining source of power." according to the Sen ate testimony, "ls complete control of o sinfle. though important uni o n ocal." We hav 1: determined this is Local 210. 1t was run by Victor Randaec10 whose brother. Freddy. ls listed in federal records as a Mafioso. A MAFIA killer, whom our sources have identified as Dan Domino, is carried on the union payroll as a "custodial" worker. .. He specializes in enforcer·type artivities, and he is bcheved to have been responsible ror some four unsolve d murders ... testified Robcrt Stewart, who beads the federal organized crime strike force offices in Buffalo and Newark. Earlier. Domino was "convicted of bank robbery 1n 1968. ·· Labor Department records show he s tarted out as a .. bu~iness agent" lor the no1orious Local 210. But the Labor Department forced the union· to oust him arter he was convicted of .. making a false loan application to a rederally insured bank.·· The local immediately rehired him for two •·custodial" Jobs, paylnf him a combined annual sa ary or $18.500. A companion local in Niagara Falls. according to Senate testimony. Is also dominated by an organized crime figure. Without naming the union. Stewart testified: .. There have been persistent rumors over the past five years or extortionate demands upon industry, acts or property destruction and assorted misconduct. ''AUTHORm~ have round it impossible, however. to develop a viable prosecution because the atmosphere or Intimidation ia so complete that no one is willing to testify. • Stewart summarized the problem in urgent language. .. Un less there is a drastic improvement in the enforcement capabilities of the federal government,·· he declared, "the trend created . . . by the labor racketeering problem cannot be reversed." College.Tests Don't Guarantee Merit For the past several years repartera with more enterprile than prestige bave been writing stories a6out rich parents buying their children's way lnto medical and i.w scbool. Reeeat.ty, the New York 1\mes bas pubUabed several articles on the subject, but, while they contain little wblch ls n~w. ror m a n y members of our various power elites a ract isn't a fact unW the Time• prtnta lt. As Yet. school admlnlstraton have not beeo aecllMd of taldnl bribes themselves to admit the children of the rich. They're beine accused of extracU01 donatkm for their lnaUtuUom. ID PeamylftDia, two memben of the state leclalature ba.e been sentenced to jail for fordng academic admllsloos offtcers to admit the offspriq of people t.be palltlclam got payoffs from. TBE SCDOOL adml.nbt!'aton, who do not appear to have profited persooally, bad to go along with the scheme, or so they felt, to get their budgets approved by tbe state legtalature. At Boston University, it's alleged tbat profeaaloaal school places weie Sydney Barria sold in retwn for donaUom to the institution. People began wriUnc about paying money for admlssloa to the Chicago Medical School several ,ears ago. The Times reports that William Hornst.etn. t~ of Irving Hornstein, executlve vice president or Schenley Industries, was admitted to Cblcago Medical 1bortly after dear old dad contrlbuted stoo.ooo to that in1tttuUoa. Tbe same article tela. UI that )'OUDg William's pre-med scbool academic record was of the borderline sort that makes 1ettlna i.Dto professional sebool Ufy. Hormtein, pere, refused to anawer the Tlmea• lnq&drtes about bh academic beaefadkm, but &DO&ber parent wbo bas given more than Sf 7 ,000, and whose ion was accepted. hu talked about the matter on tbe reconl. BEN&Y SCBtJLMAN, a CbJcago lawyer wboee son. Joel, is now dohlg bis residency lD ophthalmology at Good Sam- aritan Hospital in Portland, Ore .• remarked tbat lt's tbe whole pencin, not Juat acores on teat.a, tbat mates a good doctor. Hornstein'• aoo, Wllllam, now doing his residency In aec at the University of Mbmea , agreed that "erades alone not mate tbe beat physician. I tblDk I am a credit to the medical profession." Given who uttered tbese words, tbey can be dismlased aa selt·aening. but because an opinion ls stU·serving doesn't neeeasarlly mean It is untrue. Grades and test scores are but one indicator that a person can master a learned profession such as law or medicine. A doctor's calling la to heal people, not show above average proficiency at lest·puslng. TRIS IS AT least Implicitly recognized by the American Medical Association and lbe Association of American Medical Colleges which have known about the Chicago Medical School situation for some time and have made no move to have I.be imUtuilon's accreditation withdrawn. It follows, therefore, that. whether or not you can get into lbe place by dropping large bundles~ caab lD I.be collectioo box. the school ls graduatlDg profeut.oaally competent men and women. U rich students wttb poorlsh academic recorda can do well enough lD graduate school to become licensed pbystclaas tben why not those from impecunloua famlltes? Why shouldn't except.km be made for blacu, Chicanos, women, U they can be made for the child of the executive vice president of Schenley Industries? By their own actions the highest academic and profeulonal authorities have denied the wisdom of using test 1corea and grades aa the supreme criterioo for deciding who shall go to school and who ahan'L Tbere is a special piquancy in tbe case of Ramooa Mrak, the daughte r -in·law of the chancellor of the University of California at Davis who, with scores 30 points below the usual level for acceptance, was admitted to the medical school there. 1bi.s is the university that gave birth to t.be Bakke cue. challenging the admission of minority students wUh slightly lower test scores than some white male applicants. IN THE FACE of all this, a lot of people are going to say schools ought to follow test scores and nothing else In granting admlsslon, and that college administraton who use their own judgments ln playing gatekeeper ought to be punlsbed. but that's a mistake. The Ideal of meritocracy. glviaa all the goodies in society only to those whose ability merits i~ makes sense as long as ability isn't determined by bow well you do on a test Merit, for rtcb kids and alao for poor ones, extends to more important professional and moral qualities than that. Superior Writers Fin" Roots in Past Literature As I go around lecturing to col. legea. many Engllah profeaon Invite me to attend their ctauea. wbicb I do if the hour ls not ob- scenely early and tbe room 11 on the first floor. What appalls me -as It does moat or t.btse t.eachen -la DOt only the att.t- den ta• In · nocence or our treat literature, but also their re- 1 u c tan c e to take any En1ll1b couuu tb•l 10 back f urth•r lban contemporary wrlUna. And• to make m alters wone, wbentlle)'cbooHcoo~m~nry 'ttltv...,.," mOll ot them pick acJeaee-ftctJoo or the myttery. adventure field. It 11 even more shocking to me that a selt .. tyled ·•col1e1e" would give pupils 1ucb a choice -at leut unW they have been grounded lD the clualc.. I Qtm'B uton.labed one such ll'OUP recently by Jouttlng wttb tbem OD tbelr ~ fteld. One of their favorite "modem" work.I 11 the Lord ot tbe R1np trUOIY bJ Tolkien, wtM> la perbape ~ moat PoPUlar author amons youn1 people today. r asked them what, In their opinion. made Tolkien'• books so In· terutlna and ao aul)erlor to most ot wbat ls written ln tbe field of ·1antaty'' theM cta,a. They mumbled 1ometbln1 about hta •tor'1·telllna abllllY. hla tmqlnatlon. his talent for creallng characters, and ao f ortb. But mlln)' trivial writers, from Zane Grey to A8atba Christie, possess those glf'ls in common. Aa Robert Adazm pointed out in a rffeftt review of the newest Tolkien book <po1tbumou1ly publlabed, and not very 1ood, according to him>. what i1 1i.Dplar about bis woTlt la that it contalna ... number of extreme- ly 1ood 1torlea which many readers aeem to be eacountertq fortbeflnttime." FOR ms Rln1. Tolklea drew uron motlr• from Lbe BoM1 o Genesis and RevelaUon, part.a or Beowulf. bits of Wafner, frq· ments or Malory and Mac· phersoo °I Otslan. dabl of the Norse aacas, the Gaellc leg.m, the Breton 1a11, lbo Chan.an de Roland. Poema dtl Cid. the Orlando Furioso, The Faerie Queen, Par1d'1e Lost. and a boat or other ancJent and medieval sources. "Now," I said, "if Tolkien had known aa lltUe as you do aboul old literature, lt would have been Impossible for him to give you the'pleasure and excitement be did In hla trilogy. He was drawing upon the peat, getting strength and Inspiration from tradition, ln order to make a 'new' work of imagination ror modern readers." No one in class had been told this. IT TAKES an educated <or highly aell«lucated > person to write • IUJ)erlor book. We can· not write whofty out or our own internal ~; the past ls an lndlapeN.able tool. U we want more Tolkl~1 the acbools have to encourqe UM backward look -even for wrtunc ,about the ruturo. When we break this con~ Unulty wlt.b the put, we loM lbe thread olbuml.llli,. ~~~~~~~~--~--~~~~-----~---------~---l~~--~--~--~--~ , Mondlly, M8Y 22. 1976 DAIL y PILOT A 1 QUEENIE Two Killed in Expwsion ,, --Angel Dust Manufact11rer Guilty o_ A man whose home was dettroyed. ldlling two occupants. while the drus known u "an1el dust" was being manufactured bu pleaded guilty in Orange County Superior Court to maoalaugbter and drug charges. Judge Richard Beacom set June 19 as the date be wtll sentence George Hoskin Stroud, 30, Orange, to what could be four years in state pnaon on each or the two manslau1bter pleas. Stroud's wife. Mary Johnson Stroud. 30. was placed on five years probation in the same courtroom alter she pleaded guilty to possession of marijuana. Judge Beacom ruled that the five days she bad County Activities Scheduled •oe--""4--'lf"!"-. "I'm frGm tbl l.R.S.11 yfNI n1nebtJ, naUlbtJ bm in!" Deaths Elsewhere A L BU QUE R Q U E • BarroaP. died Sunday N.M. CAP> -Former Ln a Dallas hospital, a New Mexico Gov. John family spokesman said. Death Noll~ HENaY MUll.YN OEORGe HENaY, M.D. Burroughs was 71. Burroughs was ad- mitted to Granville C. Morton Hospital in Dallas last Sunday for treatment of a lung in- fection. The family, spokesman said hls con- dition had been com- plicated by pneumonia MOSCOW <AP> - Moses Kotane, exiled leader of South Africa's outlawed Communist Party. has died in Moscow at the a1e or 72, the Soviet news agency Tass reported Sunday. It said he died Friday "after a grave and pro· tr acted illness." s ... ..er Pt •• ,... ottered A summer program for 600 youngsters age 4 through 12 will be offered June 216 through July l at Bowers Museum Foundation in Santa Ana. Each class will meet twice weekly during weekday mornings. About 25 different offerings will include astronomy, magic, sculpture and printmaking. Brochures are available at the museum. 2002 N. Main St, with a registration deadline or June 16. Tu.ition is $14 for nonmembers and $12 for mem- bers of the museum. Rat.les CUate. A•••-eetl Low·C08t anti-rabies vaccination clinics for dogs are scheduled this week in several Oran1e Coast locations. Clinics will be held from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Tues- day at Sllverado Community Center ln Silverado and at Sigler Park, Plaza and Olive streets in Westminster. At the same time Thursday, a clinic will be held at the Orange County Fairgrounds on Fair Drive in Costa Mesa. PHMCI awey Mey It, 1'7L hlovea lttnbel'd Of Grau. l•!Mr of Merly11 O.Or1• Jr., el'° M.lrYlved by 11IK• Norm• Jechon. !ducallon: 1t21 Unlver11ty Of QWcago 1m. CP/Slir9, l11ter11 Prftlly'terl.,, Ho._,.lel, Ollta90. lnlern LA County Gefteral Ho'-'1i.1 ltU·IO. '"'lruclor pllytlolot'i. Ulllveralty of llllncHS 1'77·21. 11111ruc:· 1w Of ,..,..,.,, use MecSlc•I 1<-. 1fll.Jt. Fett-A,.,.,.lcen coo-oe of S..rgeon• 1'77 lnle<,,.llonel cou-oe Of Sur9<1onl 1t50 Dlplot'l'•I• Nel. Bd. Medical Eumlnen Weilllllflon OC. ltlO Auoclele on Mllllery Suroeo•u. WHllln91on DC 1t4• Commallder !MCI USN 1~ Sr. ~k.i Olfk•r USS MH MeCll\lyre, S0<.1111 Peclllc 1-. Member of ,,_ Scotti"' Rll• Ulld Cl•llfff Muon H-•••V Ille member O.Moley 1 ... Ollef SUroeon .... MedlC•I Dl1'9<1or LA W•l•r .. -·• lut'MU, 19)4.40 V•l.Olclwl•n 1 r edue1l119 clan Ru 'll Medl<•I C:011"9, Unl-~ly of Q\lcego 1'7t hntemln RIAll -teat med<ll, AIPha Onleoe AIOIWI S.Qf'N Pub'CI au.-. Member of Seelert119 LOdQe • 70I, Newl)Of'I Buell Servlcn llem Tutt- d•Y. Pacific v,.w Chapel, Seafaring LOCIO* • 70I IF .. AM offlcl.ilng. '" lleu Of l-er11, femlly SY09ffll me,.._lel co111rlbutlon1 10 Sllrlner Crlppl•d Clllldren Hotc>llel of Los A-le• En· 1ombmen1 Pacific View Mtmorl•I Park, Pec:lllc View MortUMy OlrKo lorl. CU>UOH CHARLES W CLOUGH, SR., retl- BALTIMORE CAP> - Hugb Raymond Newsom, an ac - complished pianist and • conductor who wrote some 400 musical works, died Friday after a short illness. He was 88. del\I of C:0.18 Mtw. Ce. Peued ewo ·------------t on M•y 1t, 1'71. SuNI-by Ills •II• Ellubelll, -Ola(lff W. Clough, Jr., PUBLIC NOTICE 1>o111 ot Coste Meta, c:. .. d•UQlll•n •---,.-1 ..... ----.. -1-Ult--.-1-11---i Co<ISIM<e Nvle ot Long a.ec 11, Ce., "" ' ._. 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M\JLLIGAN A#~Qw; I BROOKFIELD, Conn. -At the man-made lake down the road from my house. which is in Ridgefield, a big black and white Canada goose sat at.oically on a rock. waiting to die. lts glassy, unblinking eyes stared vacuouslf out across the ex- panse o sky and water, as though taking it all in for the last time. This was as Car as it would get on Its long journey home from some semi-tropical swamp to a God-made lake somewhere in the Canadian wilderness. ITS LEFT LEG, broken backward at the joint, protruded at a garish angle from a patch or bloodied, mutilated feathers . Several sister gees-e and brother ganders stood protectively by, , • notqu1teknowmgwbattodo I didn't know what to do either. A girl C'1l\e by. maybe 13, and said one or the older boys had run over the goose with his motorbike Deliberately. For kicks. How could a kid do a thing like that? Why? I WALKED A LITTLE further around the lake and stood under some weeping willows, wonder-ing whom l should call and if I had the nerve to piek up the dy- ing goose and lake it someplace in my car. Would the other geese attack, mistaking me for the enemy? In a Hamlet-like trance of in- decision, I wandered out on the end of the boat dock and saw four recently discarded beer cans glittering a few feet down in the clear cold waler. How could kids do a thing like that to the lake where they swim in summer and skate in winter? Why ? WHEN I RETURNED, two water ecologists from New Jersey arrived with a boat to put anti-weed chemicals in the lake and the girl toll' them the plight or the dying goose. They would know what to do. It wasn't my problem anymore. But that dying goose and those shining beer cans were still on my mind when 1 drove off to make a speech at the induction cere mony for the National Honor Society al Brookfield High School. Somehow. I really did not feel like making the talk. (t!l~~) A friend bad talked me lnto it. I was going t.o talk to them about a Cree press and bow it ts not nearly as free around the world as it was when 1 started out more than two decades ago, but now a clean lake and a visit· ing goose's right to live seemed more important. Maybe just dumping a few beer cans on the school lawn and driving orr would be the proper gesture. MODERN, FUNCTIONAL, surrounded by a parking lot or ·ruu of over-sized cars, lbe s'chool dominated a wooded hill which commanded a lovely vista of deep blue sky and miles and miles of Connecticut's rolllng green hills and the distant purple Berks bires . Parents in their Sunday best filed int.o the in- tricately lighted auditorium. which seemed better equipped and more acoustically perfect than some European opera houses I had attended. On behalf of the dying goose, 20 miles away, I begrudged these kids the architect's ex· cesses until the school chorus broke into Mendelssohn's "Song or the Lark" in a splendor of three-part harmony that almost took my breath away. THE VERVE AND joy, the purity of those youthful voices, the play and interplay of the sopranos and altos against man· boy bassos just finding their depth were even more exciting in a piece called "Kyrie from an African Mass.'" sung to the beat of a lone tympanist invoking tribal drums. Splendor beyond belief. The performance stiU echoes in my mind. Kids who coul(l sing like that. maste r such intricate harmonies on their own time after sbcool, could never cripple a goose or chuck beer cans into a lake. "Don't be nervous,·· said the girl seated next to me on the dais. "I'm nervous enough for all of us." HER NAME WAS Joan Miller, and with those words of comfort to an unknown speaker, she went t.o the mike and gave the tint speech of her life. At her age, I would have fainted dead rmre in Jess time. away facing that auditorium o( parents and students. One by one. the chosen juniors and seniors with trembling hands lighted the candles that symbolized their Induction into the National Honor Society. "The highest honor that can come to a high school student." said principal, Joseph Russo. BY THE TIME 1 reached the microphone. I knew I was preaching conversation to the wrong congregation. Kids who could get goose bumps and lumps in their throats holding lighted taper In behalf of character and scholarship and service could never do a hit-and· run number for kicks on a harm- less Canadian tourist or befoul my local lake wllh a spent six- pack. "They're good kids, but we have our drug problems just like any other school." a faculty member was telling me at the coffee and cake reception that followed. But l was not listening. I was tuned into one of the mothers. who told me her boy, just honored and about to enter MIT. had baked pecan pie for the re· ception. "IT'S IUS HOBBY, he loves baking." she said. "You must try it. Oh, sorry. it seems to be all gone. l saw him run out ahead of the rest of us and grab a piece. He loves eating pecan pies even more than baking them." Kids smart enough to bake a pecan pie and get there first to eat it would never be dumb enough to beat up on that poor goose. I learned that today at Brookfield High. 7Y EXECVTWE IH1S AD B.4.N LOS ANGELES <AP> -The head· of the television series "Three's Company" says he ob- jects t.o Sears organizin' other ma)or companies to withhold their advertising from so-called "sex" shows. Ted Bergman, executive in charge of production for the ABC series, said, "What they have done is establish another pressure group with the aim o( censoring or controlling television progra1rming." Are you a little fluffy where you'd like to be flat? 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Three Chrys ler Corp. recalls. each of a million-plus cars. since last fall have swamped dealers around the country. causing delays of up to 2 Ir.I months in gettlng a mechanic's attention. \ AND THAT DOES NOT reflect a fourth ex· tensive recall of another l 2 million cars an- nounced May 3. Owners will not directly learn about that until the end of this month. "We 're backed up until the first of August. and that's not including the newest recall." says Russell Alles. service director at Dameron Chrysler-Plymouth in Suburban Detroit. Some dealers quoted delays ranging from J three t.o eight weeks. It helps if your plight ( C 0 NS UM ER gains notoriety. A Detroit policeman whose 1976 Aspen awaits its third recall was given an ap- pointment three weeks off to fix a stalllDg problem named in the seeond recall. BUT OFFICER DAVID DORSETl'E says that after be was mentioned in a local newspaper story about the plight or Aspen-Volare owners, his dealer phoned and set up repairs for the next day. Dorsette was not mollified. The mere task of locating owners and notify. ing them by mail will cost Chrysler some $10.S million. It is a rare Volare or Aspen that has not been recalled since November. About 80 percent of the 1.S million models built slnee the cars were in- troduced in late 1975 have been recalled at least twice. Buena Park 510 South Beach Blvd. South of Linooln Avenue (714) 826·°'81 eo.t.aMMa \ 2300 Harbor Blvd Harbor Genter (714) 549-3368 Encino 17031 Ventura Blvd. West of Balboa (213) 986-6330 "Cot a problem"' Then wnte to Pal Dunn Pol w1U CUl red rapt> gf'ttmg r~ anawen and QCtl(lrl y(JU rirf'd to ~OltJll.' mequ111es m governmenr and bu.sin.-:.~ Mml your QIAt'St!On.'> I& Pat Dunn At Yc.ur Senne.-Oranyt' Coast Daily Ptlot. f> 0 Box IS6Q Costa Mt'~a . CA 92626 As many letters a.y po1>11ble unll bf' answered but phona1 mqume~ or teller~ not m.cld.ld.Jn11 tht' reader'ii /ult name. addre13 end~.» hours· phorlt' numbercannol becon.stdered T~col11mnoppNr~ dai 111 excep( Solurday~ · · .....,. Umt Lou.. LtabfUt11 DEAit READERS: Even though prhale busi· neasea offer credJt card loss or theft oottrlcallon service. federal laws' in effed since lt7G also pro· ted the consumer. The maximum yoo cH be Uable lot ls $50. No llabWty exlsb unles.. .. certain condi· tlons have been met. The card must be ''accepted"' by you. Thls means you accept a credJ& card by puttlo't your signature on It or by adualty using It. If you rKelved-. card in &be mail and bad oot re· quested it and never used or slgned It. you would not .be liable if It were stolen. Nor att you liable for re. quested cards lbat are stoleo lo tbe mall while enroute to you. U an accepted card Is 106L or stolen after U reacbe!f you. your UabWty Ls limited to $50 per card ... The card issuer may recover up to $S0 from you only if the issuer bas provided you with • self· addressed. p¥estamped notlficatiou to be rnaUed If the card is lost. given you notice of your potential llablllty for UDl!ulbortzed purchases. and bas pro-vided a method Cpbot.ograpb or signature space ) whereby Lbe user of tbe card cu be ldeatlrted as tbe person authorized to use It. You are liable only for bUJs resultlng from theft or loss of your card If Lbey occur before you notify the company <wltb a S5t ma1:lmum). Under the law. U you mall a letter ttpor1ln& tbt loss. your llabWty ends at the dme yo9 mail tbe let~r. U ls wise to keep a copy of tbe letter and have • friend or relative wllness tbe malling or send the letter by cerUfied maU with a retum receipt re· quested. Clampil•fl CaU. o• 'Lost' Cards DEAR PAT: I've heard there are companies that notify a U of a person ·s credit card·issuers if a card is lost or stolen. Can you give me a name, W.G .. Fountain Valley Credit Card Service Corp. (4Zl Klag St .• Alex· andrta, Va. 22314> offers the service you describe. In case of credit card loss or theft, the member calls a 24-bour toll-free number and card lss•ers are notified through the firm's oa&ioowlde com· puterlzed sys~m. If a member needs Immediate funds, CCSC wUl wire $100 via. Western Union and will provide ao alrllne Ucket to stranded travelers on a 30.day Interest-free loan basis. Members can report change of address or credit card lnlormatloD (new ones acquired or old ones acquired or old ones dis- tontlnued >by a toll-free call. CCSC alao provides its members with an en· graving tool and assigns each with a computer· stored ldentIDcation number to be engraved on valuables. If goods are lost or 5'olea, poUce de- partmeot.s across Lbe naUoa wlll be DOt1fied and glveu tbe member's number. 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He was getting his s hots," s aid Motta, the Was hington Bullets coach. ··He's probably the purest shooter In the league." THE SUBJECT of Motta's praise was Seattle's veteran guard, Fred Brown. Brown vic· t1mized the Bullels for 16 of his game·high 30 points in the' final 9'~ minutes Sunday, and the SuperSonics fashioned a hair- r a is in g come.Pack lo beat Washington 106-102 in the open· ing game of the National Basket· ball Association championship series. Game two or the best-of-seven series will be Thursday night at Landover, Md . "He <Brown > can miss his first 20 s hots and still win the game for you. He doesn't get discouraged. His shols are going to be in the hole from an unhmiled range," said Motta or the 6-foot-3 Brown. who took 30 shols Sunday and madejustl3. BUT BROWN'S bas kets came when the Sonics needed them most. "We got us in a wonderful, fine mess." said Brown of the Sonics. who trailed by 19 points late in the third period. "I told them (his teammates> we had made our bed and we had to get out of it." Brown, the Sonics' No. 1 draft pick from Iowa seven seasons ago, ignited the comeback with a short jumper that began a run of 12 con.ecutive points and brought Seattle back into the game. "I Gal' RHYTHM from them <teammates)," said Brown, who gave Seattle its first lead or the game. 93-91, on a break-away with 5: en to go. "We're not going to die. This ball club isn't going to qult. We've done this all year," said Brown. "l thought it was a super come- back." said Seattle Coach Len· ny Wilkens, whose club won its 21st straight game at home, ln· cludlngnineint.beplayorcs. WASMINOTOM 0111 -OeftO<'I-•. H.,-.121. UnMld 10, 0n ... ., t7, -'lOll 10, Wrlot>I •. Kupcl\ell IQ, ..,l.,d 4, C. "°"MOfl I. To«tlS. ~ 1•u101. saAnLa ,,., -J JoM-. 11, si11m.a n. Welllt•r 11. o JoNlton u . w1111.,,,, •· 511• •· lrown JO, W•lkw 2, St•ll 2. To1e11. 44 1a.2• 10.. WHlllntl'°" JI 27 It 11-IOI SHiii• 2S 24 24 »-tilt Fouled out -HoN. Tot.I fouls -Weslllnvton 7J, SHiii• 24. Tedlnl<all -Hayn, SHttle CMcft Wllli;eft•. A -14,ltl. Resignation Nixed PHILA.DELPHIA -Fred Sheto bu ubmltt.ed his reslen•· Uon as coach of the Pblladelpb.ta Flyers National Hockey Leque club, but lhe team refused to ac- cept lt. t.M Flyers 1atd today in •stat mcnt. Trip Back from a less than ap&rk· ling road trip. the cauromJ• Angels are idle tonlghl In an- ticipation of a six-game homestand at Anaheim Stadium. beginning with the Chicago White Sox Tuesday evenina. Despite a 4.7 record turned In by the Angels on the road, Angel Manager Dave Garcia refused to, label the tour as a total dis- aster. "It's not a horrible road trip." Wasn't he said. "The other clubs 1 0ak~and and Kansas City > haven t done any better. They ha· ven 't picked up any ground on us We 've still got a lot or games to go.'' There is truth in Garcia's reasoning. The Angels are still within two games or Oakland's lead In the Western Division and Kansas City and Texas remain 1'1'.t games behind the Halos. Nolan Ryan <2·3> is scheduled DAILY PILOT for mowld duty Tuesday against Wilbur Wood (4-41 of the Sox. Sunday's road finale was a 2-1 All O•me~e11 ICMPC lt.tdlO tllll ron10"' Idle Tut ld•'I Ollcevo at Celltornl• 1 UP m WtdfltldO ()llUIQO al Cellfornla I H p,m. loss at Milwaukee before a Jacket Day crowd ol 42,376 u Cecil Cooper laced a single to score the winruo~ run "l made a deal with (batting coach Harvey Kuenn In t night," the Milwaukee Brewers' first baseman said. "I told him that every time I swmg at a high fast ball. l 'd give him a dollar I did it once last night and he said, 'You owe me one'." So with runners on second and third and two out in the ninth in- ning . California relief a,ce Dave LaRoche jammed Cooper with a high fast ball Cooper swung. broke his bat and hned hi1r fourth hit of the day into center field, scoring Gorman Thom.s to win the game. ''Today Harvey s ajd. 'We're even'." Cooper said. ··1 would have owed him two dollars. but because I $0l a hit he let OU! go. Brewer teammates mobbed Cooper as if they jwst had won a See ANGELS. 'Pa1e 82 Dodgers Try Padres Next , ... CanFoyt FMcape Indy Bottleneck? Lacy's Homer Decisive in 4-1 Victory LOS ANGELES <AP > -Lee Lacy. s ays Dodger Manager Tom Lasorda, "is the best ninth man in baseball. • It is a compliment Los Angeles' most versatile player appreciates. but does n 't necessarily relish. "If I keep hitting balls out of the park, I 'm going to play somewhere regularly. ' Lacy said Sunday after hitting a two. run homer that provided the de· cisi ve runs in the Dodgers' 4· l victory over San Francisco. BY WINNING TWO of the three games in the series. the Dodgers closed to within a half. game of the Giants' hold on first place in the National League West. CinciMati, which split a doubleheader Sunday, is also a On T'1 Tonfglat I\, Claa11n~I 7 at 5:30 half-game back in baseball's closest race. Los Angeles can move into a tie for the lead tonight in San Diego in the nationally televised opener of a three.game series with the Padres . Willie McCovey, who railed to hit safe- Crash at the Plate ly in 12 at-bals in the serles and is batting just .196. maintains it will~ a different story when the DOdgers and Giants meet again next weekend in San Fran· cisco. "I had the misfortune of being out a week. then coming back to face the second-best pitching s taff in baseball." s aid McCovey, contending that San Francisco's staff is No. 1. "It will be a different story next week." THE GIANTS WON eight straight games. including the opening game of the series in Los Angeles. but dropped the last two. - "lt's important to win two out of three in any series.·· said Lasorda. "But it 1s particularly gratifying lo win this series. The Gi a nts came in here in first place and have been playing s uper baseball." The Dodgers scored a run in the first inning on a two-out s ingle then three successive walks from loser Bob Knepper, 5·2. who had walked only 18 bat- ters in his previous 62 mnings. Lacy, who has s ix extra See DODGERS, Page 82 INDIANAPOLIS <AP> -Like a convoy on the highway, the Sneva brothers, Tom and Jerry, will have the front and back doors covered and A.J. Foyt wiU be in the rocking chair for the start of Sunday's 11 millioh In· dianapoUs 500. After a weekend ol qualifying action that was bizarre even by extraordinary Indy standards. Tom Sneva sm~hed his own track records. Poyt made a frustrating mistake that cost him a chance at the pole posi · t1on, aad J erry Sneva survived a m101-etemity as the man on the bubble. Foyt, four-time winner and de· fending champion, finds himself · bottle-necked behind six rows or slower cars because he made his engine settings wrong btfore trying to knock Sneva off the pole in lime trials Saturday. Foyt ultimately qualified at 200.122 mph Sunday. tying Costa Mesa's Danny Ongais for second fastest speed overall. but earn· ing only 21st position behind all the first·day quailliers. "lf we had gone Saturday. l really believe we could have gone over 204.5. maybe close to 205." said Foyt who was the chief c)'lalle nger to Sneva's blistering run at 202.156 mph with the help of a top lap of 203.620. "l didn't even try to get on lht> ragged edge of the car. I just tried to put four laps together I'm not what you call a strokt· artist. I was on the boderlint". but not really on the borderlim: You know wh1lt I mean?" Duane "Pancho" Carter. a graduate of Marina High, will be in the eighth row, alter qualify. Ing 22nd with a time of 196.825. He will race a Lightning· Croswortb car. Carter became the sixth Orange Coast area driver to qualify. Others include Ongais. Mike Hiss. John Mahler, Dick Simon and Steve Krisilorr. Ouellllen far S.-.V'• lnd~ll SOii, .,._, on lour 1~ • ..,. ... ~ S.t\lfdey-S-,. "lltST IOW 1 Tom !>flev•. !>oo••n•. No 1. Pe11•-•· c°'-"'· 202.1s. mott: 1. o-v °"9ef•, Co&t.a Me••· N•. lS, PantetlMIPJ, 2•.121; 3. Alo Mor~. 8ellenfleld. No. 11. PtMlle-Coswor\11. 200.071. SEQOMD 1tOW 4. Johnny AullleNorCI, fl. Worth, No. •. Md.•reft-Col-111, 1'1.o91; s. Al unwr, All)u. QUenllltt. No. 2, Lol•Cos-111, 1 ... .,.: 6. Gor .. Joll"'OO, l'tloll'ht, No. 20. WlldC .. ·SGO, 19s.&13. THlltDltOW 7. W•llY o.11t..ci.c11. 8ewlt, Coto .• No. o. Rod Carew. currently hitting at a .407 clip for the Min- nesota Twins, is out at the plate on a fielder's choice Sunday as Kansas City Royals' catcher Darrell Porter <left> applies the ta ~. M<L•rtn·Cosworlh, 10.22'; I . Miiie Nlitt. ....._.,. e..o. .... '· .._ .... cae_., 1 ... .0; • Jof\nny ...,._, lnd!M\aPOll1, No. 1•. Utilll,.. 1"9-0f""'*-'-1kll0. Simons Tames Idol Nicklaus' Late Charge Turned Back DUBLIN. Ohio <AP> -Jim Simons tamed bis nerves, his idol and one of America's toughest golf ct>urses all at once. His dividends were unprecen· dented Sunday -a cherished conquest of Jack Nicklaus and his biggest payday in seven years of tour activity, $50,000 as the Memorial Tournament champion. Aside from a fist punched skyward after his clinching 21· foot putt at No. 18, Simons showed none of the nervousness * * * he would reveal moments later. "I HAVEN'T RELAXED all week. I'm very relieved today is over.·• said the 28-year-old Penn- sylvanian after he unseated his idol, Nicklaus, with a closing 2-over-par 74 for a total of 284. "A lot or guys won't admit it," he said, "but it's a continual bat- tle to fight your nerves. This is a high pressure business we're in. I'm so intense I can't play a lot of weeks In a row.'' So he's skipping the Atla.J\lic Classic this week -flying in a hot air balloon in Louisville in· stead. Simons al.so has a couple or exhibitions scheduled. SIMONS FELT the beat of playing with Nicklaus, especial· ly before Jack's hometown throng at the Muirfield Village Golf Club, a 7,101 -yard monster he created. "I really respect the man." Simons said of Nicklaus. "He's been the golfer since I've been around the game. But it's dif· ficull to go out and ignore you're playing with Jack. I knew tbe big crowd would be helpful for him." Simons met and whipped °"t obstacle, repulsing a belated Nicklaus charge and nipping Bill Kratzert by a single shot. Kratzert, eamlng $28,500, closed with a 74 for 285. Fuzzy Zoeller waa third with 70-287. Oranges Face Seattle Tonight With Saturday's 27· 18 victory bols te ring the morale, the Anaheim Oranges return to Anaheim Convention Center tonight to duel the Seattle Cascades in World Team Tennis action. It starts at 7:30. Seattle invades behind Coach Tom Gorman and it will be try· ing to damage Anaheim's already rugged won-loss mark or 5·11. Backing Gorman i s Betty Stove. e s p ecially tough In women's singles. The Oranges. under the hand of Cliff Drysdale, will respond with Rosie Casals and Fr&nf<>ise Durr. along with Kathy Jlarter. in women'-s doubles combinations. Anand Amritraj was a sur· prise winner Saturday in men's singles and could be used in that area again tonight. l<OUaTH ltOW 10 Lerry Dick-. Merl.ii•. Ofllo. No, IO, ..... ~. ttl..434; u . Oktl ~ SM J...,. ~ .... 17, Velllledl.otfma•"'· 1tt.•1; n. Aooer wo.-..,, T"'-'· No. 11, Splrll·AMC. 1«2.~ "'"" ltOW IJ. ~ k l-. 8'-"lllQlon, Ind , No. t4. W•Uo<,.011 .. 4 a .... 1'2 OSI, 14 ..... ICrbileft, D•M ......... "6. ... W~SGD, 1tU5S; n. Tom eeoiev. Glftlre H.+I, Pa., No. n . w-Ott..,1\e\1-. m .... SIXTH llOW t•. J-1 Gllltw!e. Hew Y-. No. SI, WllCIUI - !.GO, 1«1.SH: 11. Splt.e GetllhallMll. lncll.._iii. No "· f.~ .. -. HO.l2S; 11. ... M•lller. N•wfert aeeclt, Ne. Jt, Eetle• OffeMl,t-, 119.7U. SllV&NTN ltOW If T Ol1'I 8l9tlO'W, WlllMootater;-iilf is.. No. ~. WllOt•I·~. 1 .. 115; 20. lollby Uns«, Al~. No .... e.Qte-Col-91, 1 ..... ;21. A.J Foyt, HOuilGft, No. 14,COyot•FoY1. 200, 1:12. • EIOHTH.0- )J PendtO ewter, 8<~ 1111&... No. I, L1ontnlfl9-'(M.....-1'1, 1'•.12S; 2J. Seit wa1u..: O•v•on. No. n . wu ..... eos-111, 1ttU.; i.. Georve Snider, .._..tleHI. No. M, ~"°"'· 1'2.'27. NINTH ltOW • 2S. Joe s.io-, Llnceln, Neb., No. tt, IE.lote· Off9nNUMr, 1«1.tOt; i.. Mike Mollty, Falllltllol; No. 11, Llthlnlne-0!~. 1a11t; 2r. Jim M<.Elr .. lh, Arllnvton. Teaes, No. U, Ee9._: 0ttaNM11Mr. 1aose. T .. tTMltOW JI. Cliff HIKul, c.n.cNI. No. 2', MclA,.1'· Often,..._., 117.mJ; 2' • .Htrry ltert, ~.,. Pe., No ... MC~. 117.uf; JO. PM TllresNa, A'-c.llf., No. •1. UQM~ Ofltf' .... ..-. 117.520. aL.aVll...,...ttOW JI. L.arrt Ale», U-. lf'CI., Ho. lS, l.JgMnlnQ. Oflenll•llMf, 111.m ; n . Genr eeti..-.-. MOflrowle, Ind •• No .... Or ..... -Oft-. 117.324; ;sl. Jerry Snev•. Spe11ene, No 30, Mcle ... &.()ffy, 117-*. Boston Win: Better Than a Soap Opera BOSTON <AP) -It was a game with more emotional twists than a week of afternoon soap operas, more blood and guts than a war movie, and more suspense than highlights of "The Perils of Pauline." •Most of all, lt was a game of lessons. The Boston Bruins had learned theirs at the Montreal Fonim last Tuesday, and the Cana- dlens learned theirs Sunday night. "WE PLA. YED DEFENSIVELY In overtime and ended up los- ing Tuesday night." said Boston center Or~H Sheppard, "£0 we decided to go wlde open with them this time and see what hap- pened." What happened wu the 20-foo' 1hot by rtaht wlftt Bob~ Schmautl at a~ot ovmtme-tbat""¥ave the Brulu a 4.i trium Sunday rdaht abd pulled '8oltoa even •t 2·2 wltb Montreal la • beat·of·seven National Hockey Lea,ut champlonablp playoff seriea. The Bruins ralllod rrom a 2•1 deOdt fur a 3·2 thlrd·perk>d lead, '1 survived Guy Lafleur's tying goal with Just 33 seconds left in reg- ulation time. and did what they could for goalie Gerry Cheevers. who kept playing after reinjuring bis right knee while stopping Laneur in the first period. THEY WERE GIVEN an emotional boolt at 8:28 of the open- ing session. when 5-foot-8 Boston forward Stan Jonathan scored a clear decision over 6·foot·2 Can dien Pierre Bouchard, leaVinl a puddle oC Bouchard's blood near the blue Une. Meanwhile. the Bruins' 6-foot John Wensink and Montreal's 8-foot-6 defenseman Cities Lupien did battle and both were eJ.ected for their efforts. The 14,602 Boston partlsans loved It. But they, and the Bruins, despaired when Laneur forced the extra session wlth a five-footer. 0 WHEN WE CAME into tbe dreuln1 room aftei the third period, we were at rock bottom," aaJd Boston ~ter Pei.r McNab. who tied the game 2·2 with a ftve-Coot beck.hander at 9: 19 of the third oeriod. "Thal was u de~ed aa I've ever seen tbll team.'' But tbo Bruins recovered from the 1bock. 81 DAILY PILOT Last Request: Sonics' Score From AP Diapa&t'llH SEATTLE -Tbe man had a heart attack and wu taken to lbe hoapltal. His first request in the coroQ&r)' care unit wu to watch the Clrst eamt of the N1Uona1 Buketball Association championship playoffs between the Seattle SuperSonlcs and the Waahlnaton Bullet.I. Then hia heart stopped beating. Dottora worked fe\terishly to revive him and s ucceeded but had to insert a lube into hia windP.iJ)e. • He couldn't talk," said Dr. Scott Llnacott of Virglnla M~ Hospital, "but he motioned for a piece of paper and a pencil. He wrote that he want· ed to know what the Sonics• score was "This was from a guy that had been dead. ''Tben he ~leaded <ln another note> for the nurses to let bJm watch the rest of the Sontca tame on television. They were hesitant, but the guy kept pleading. Finally the nurses let him watch the game." The man, who was not identified. was reported to be resting comfortably early today -after the Sonica won. 1Q6.l02. Ttdlfl lleftlrd I• Do•i CORVAUIS, Ore. -F ilm replays and a com- ment b an International track official have cast doubt on whether Mike Tully's pole vault record set here last Friday will be orflclatly re<:o1nized. Tully, a UCLA senior, cleared the bar at 18·8~ inches in the Pac-8 Conference meet at Oregon State for an apparent world mark. However, after Tully reached the ground and left the pit with arms held high MIH Tuu.Y in triumph, a brisk wind toppled the bar to the ground. Film replays of the attempt appeared to show Tully grazed the bar when he cleared the height. and that combined with the wind to knock the bar to the ground. In another development. H. Stanley EaJes. vice chairman or the AAU track committee, dis· agreed with UCLA coach Jim Bush's contention that a world record height must only be measured before the attempt. When the bar was replaced after Tully's vault. the height measured only 18-8, one-quarter inch ~low the world mark s et by Dave Robetts ln 1976. Eales read paragraph s of Rule in of the In· ternational Amateur Athletic Federation rule book for 1978. ··Any meas urement or a new helsht must be made before a competitor attempts aucb height," the rule says. "In all cases or records, judges must check meas urement after height has been cleared." .---fl-te of dae Daw -----.. ,,~,,_ DODGER LEE LACY AWAITS THE THROW BEFORE TAOOINQ OUT LARRY HERNDON. Driver Restrained Hurtubise's Protest Faih IN DI ANAPOLlS <AP > Qualifications for the 1978 In- dianapolis 500 ended with chief steward Tom Binford "physical· ly sick iD my stomach." The rea- son fol" Binford 's indigestion was veteran driver Jim Hurtubise. The 4S·year·old Hurtubise, who bas been coming here since 1960 and this year entered an ob- solete front-engined racer, de- layed qualifications Sunday by argulng with Blnlord over his right to make a qualifying at· t e mpt. When hls argument failed, Hurtubise ran onto the track while other automobiles were trying to qualify and final· ly had to be res traine d by policemen. Binford said Hurtubise was excluded from qualifications because his car did not have the capacity to operate at 180 mph. Hurtubise, who bas been barred from the garage area, the pits and the track untll the Indy ls over, said the 180 mph requlrement was not on the en- try blank. Binford admitted it wasn't. "The technical committee. headed by Jack Beckley, spread the word," said Binford. "Jim's conduct is the type we can't con- done. We reel our proper action is exclusion." Binford sald he told Hurtubise he could take any legitimate ac· Uon he wanted regarding his ex- clusion. but halting qualifica- tions was not one of them. f'ro.PCJfle8l DODGERS. • • base hits among his 13 hits ror the season. blasted his two-run hom e r In the third to dead center Ron Cey hit his fourth homer with one out In the fifth. Burt Hooton, who has received poor support all seuon. earned the victory. his third in seven de- cisions . He lost his shot at a shutout when Jack Clark homered in the fifth. Lance Rautzhan, in hls first appearance since being recalled from Albuquerque. replaced Hooton in the seventh. tben Terry Forster took over ln the eighth and recorded his seventh save. Forster has not been scored on in his last nine ap. pearances, totaling 13 innings. LACY, 30, HAS been a regular only once with the Dodgers, dur- ing the latter half of tbe ms season. when he presumably MISGELLANY Raequetba 11 MVWoman Claims Title MlSslon V1eJo's KariR Walton dereated Diane Helms of Huntl.neton Beach. 21 ·14. 21·5, t~o pture the women's open division at Sunday's A Voit / Datsun Racquetba ll Classic finals at Ra uetball World and Health Club ln Fountain Valley - Walt.on, who won a pair of national lcham· pionships last year. was the tourney's top seed. Helms. a former ranking Southe rn California junior tennis player. was seeded second. In a rematch of the Junior r acquetball na- tionals 10 months ago, tourine pro Mike Yellen or Southfield. Mich. defeated Larry Meye rs of Oceanside. 21·19, 21-12, to win the men's open division. Yellen kept Meyers off balance throuihout the match to avenge last July's defeat to Meyers in Chleago. Al 18, Yellen is the youngest professional player on the national tour. Meyers. who was the tourney's top seed. is still an amateur * * * * • * RHull:t ol Ille AMF Vell/o.l.un RecQutllMll 0 ..Ut< •I lt~I0.11 World£ ~Ill Clubs...de' MIN"10,.aN Stml 1111•1< L•rtY Meyt t\. Oc .. n\lcle. clef l •ndWY ""°""· ~ , Dleoo """ Vanc:ouw r, a C 1• "· J lol1 MIU Yellen. So<11Mle14. Mt<h del HO••rd Solomon, S.n D••oo. Jl·I, 11·1. ''"'" Yellen ael Me,er\, 11·1', JI 12 5tml·ll~!~!r~:'1!1to11. Mil· \IOn Vltlo. dtf uur• Mer1lllO. f<Olin la ltt V•lley. t • 1'. t l·U Olene Htlma, Hllllllrqton BH <ll. Otl JllGY Clemen•, M•Mlon V1e10, Jl·IO, ti 11. l'lne11 -Walton oet Htim•. 11·14, t M . HMIOllMaN Stml·llnel• -Dr Biid Mlielli.tMn, Le Mew. def. Jerry OOtel RNOndO 8HCll, 21-11, II 10 Biii o.;,;;; ... ,. Rainon, dli. 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Av••O~ H•Qll c• :io· Mont<••u P.~ •I ~·o Hondo Pr~ (JI 4-A T..wMl S-flNll \anC• 8¥Door~ i i C«ONI cM4 .Ur 11 pm ~.ttt C-•I ~Ollong H•lt• ll o m • •·A Volle~ll FIMls S•nl• &..-11ere n ~ ... ,., <11 S.nle Berti.tr• City COii-17 p,m 1 WAL TS 1114t 957-0662 St·;;;ce PORSCHE New l 0<ol1on To \tH•• You hff.,. 2Y S6 Randolph St., Costa M~sa Don Drysdale, talking about former teammate Frank Howard, the Milwaukee 300-pound first base coach: "I went to breakfast once with Frank and by the lime he was through ordering, l was full " E'rDlll Page 8 J was bel.ng groomed as a center 1--------------------- Stri~lcea ~ Drl~ IHa A race driver stricken at the wheel of fits AA fuel dragster during a speed run May 12 at the Orange County International Raceway, died Satur- day at Saddieback Community Hospital, the cor· oner reported. A coroner 's autopsy report stated that James L. Plummer, 28, of Gold Hills, Ore., died u a re- sult of a cerebral hemorrhage. Race officials said Plummer's car went out of control and came to halt against a pole. There was little damage to the car. officials said, and Plum- mer reportedly was in a coma when placed in an ambulance. u.eteltere 111 Sports. •• BASEBALL -Mark "The Blrd" Fldeycb, the Detroit Tigers' sore.armed pitching star, bas been sent to Lakeland, Fla. where Tiger officials hope the Florida sun wUl help heal a right shoulder troubled with tendinitis ... Boston Manager Don Zlmmer was thrown out of Sunday's game by um· plre Nlck Bremlaan and appears to have left himself wide open for reprimand or fine due to heavy criUclsm of the umpire ... The Houston. Aslros have placed outfielder Wilbur Howard on the lS·day disabled list and have called up catcher Reggie Baldwin ... The New York Mets have op- tioned relief p itcher Mardle Cornejo to their Tidewater farm club. COLLEGE BASEBAl.J.. -Home runs by Tim ro1mao • .Uave Hostetler and .Uave 1'.:naJe helped boost Southern Calllornla to a 5.4 victory over Washington State and the Pacific-8 baseball cham- pionship Sunday at Pullman. AUTO RACING -Mario Anclrettl, in bis new JPS-Lotus 79, scored a nag.to-nag victory 1n the Belgian Grand Prix and took over the lead 1n the Formula I driving championships at Zolder, Belgium ... Veteran Colorado driver Sam Sauer died of multiple injuries when his midget racer tllpped several times on the opening night of the season at Colorado National Speedway in Erie ... David Peanon rallied to win the Mason-Dixon 500 stock car race Sunday at Dover, Delaware. GOLF -Nancy Lopez, a 21-year-old, collected the $15,000 lint prize for her winning 210 score after S4 holes in the LPGA Classic at Foragate Country Club 1n Jamesburg, N.J . .loAmte Carner was second after losinJ a playoff to Lopea . . . Severluo BalJeateros abot a 69 Sunday for a total of 270 and a five-stroke victory in an international tourney at Epson, England . OTBEa 8PO&T8 -Kanau State AUiletlc Director Jollll 0 .Jene1" lermler bu reslsnect un· der pressure, three days prior to a Big Elgbt con- lerence to decide punithment for the school's 13 ll· Jeaal football 1cbolarahip1 ... Jockey Cbrll McCamm gulded Doable Dlteoant to a mild upset. vtctory in the Lakeslde Handicap at HollyWood Park ... Wuhlngton won the Pac-8 rowing cham- pionship at Seattle . . . Four-Ume Canadian blcy· cle cbampkm Harold Boulllall died. He waa 80 ... Ex-USC football atar Randy Slamrta baa signed wlth lht Buffalo BU11 . . . G.W.rmo VUaa wblpped WoJwk F1bak ln alraJaht 1.U to win t.he Oel'1Dan Open = tourney, vltrullni 8-2, M , 8·2 . . . Allo in Ham ·1. Mlma IHaovee downed Vir11nla Rusicl, 6-2. &-3, for lbt women'• crown. -8 ............... 'I'~ aA.DIO: Toftltht -Bueball -Loi Anftlta at So D•eto.5:I011tABC "9o>. TV: Tonlcht-BuebaJl--IAI Ancelea at San -Dleco,5:30,Cbanoel7. ANGELS TUMBLE. • • fielder. But he was traded to Atlanta following the season. then came back to the Dodgen in June of 1976 and resumed bis p ennant, and the crowd ac· corded a standing ovation. The crowed aaw not only an lncreu- ingly freq\lent well pitched game by a Brewer -Lary Sorensen, S.3. scattered five hits for his fourth successive com- plete game, three or them Vic· tories -but a key defensive play by Ben Ogilvie. dived in time to tag out a sliding Jackson. role as a reserve. SAN l'llANCllCO .. , .... l 0 1 0 LOIANOUH Mrlltl s 0 1 0 s 0 t 0 • 1 1 0 l 1 1 I l I I 0 1 0 2 I 000 0 • I 1 2 •O OO 20 0 0 ~0 0 0 1 0 0 0 Aside from Ron Fairly's fourth homer In the fourth ln· ning, Soren.sen had allowed only one Angel to reach scoring posi· tion unW Fairly walked to start the ninth and pinch runner Ron Jackson took s econd on a sacrifice. Don Baylor then singled to left. but catcher Buck Martinez took Oglivie's throw toward the left of the third base line and CALI P'OtlHIA MILWAUl(aa .. , .... Grl<ll tt> • O O O Mulll11ikl11 4 0 I 0 l'elrly lb 1 1 J I II JM:klOl'I 111 0 0 0 0 Solaita dll J O O o O,.ik dll 0 0 0 0 .. ,,,Of " • 0 t 0 Bostock cl s o o o l.elltl.,d. • 0 0 0 LAnllrHu• rf 3 0 0 0 HumOllrev c t o o o 11.lletlnul!Opt\ I 0 0 0 HalnptOll c 0 0 0 O Molltor tt> Cooper 10 hlldoUI 09llvl•" Lerc-rl 0 .Mtydll Moneydll T.Thont•ad Yountu B.MtrtlllHC O.vlapfl .. , .... 4 000 S I • 1 4 000 2. 1 1 •OJ O J 0 I 0 I 0 0 0 2 I 0 0 J 0 0 0 J OOO I 0 0 0 TOtall IO I S I Tot.la JI 2 I 1 C•Ulornla 100 000 000-1 MlhiwaukM 000 010 001-2 Two out Wfltn wlrinlno""' KCIAd OP-Callfor11 la I. LOB-Celllor111a 6. Mllw•ukee 10. tB-<:ooc>er. Lerceno. HA-alrly l•I. SB-Mulllnlk"'. S-Qlelk. YOU119. If' H II Ell aa SO CALIFOltNIA A .. e 1 7 I lAA0<lle (~ll 1~ 1 1 MILWAUKla so...,.Mn rw,S-31 • s 1 1 1 • P8-H;wnpton. T-2·1a. A-41,J7'. MMIOCll tt> Wlllt•ll•td" Evllll l ll M<C.0...y Ill Clerk rt Htrl\OOll CI Hille Harrlan K~r p McOIOIMllP JtlnH pfl HOltJmtrl "' Mofflll p • 0, 0 • 0 1 0 •000 • I J 1 •OJ O •000 •OOO JOOO 0000 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 00 Nortllct lluuell n ll.$Mllll rf co>o GMffY lb Bakef' II Onallllolf Leo 20 Yeeoer C Hooton o Rautrllef'IP Fortier p Total• Jot I I 1 Totals M 4 II • S.11 l'ren<IKO 000 000 too-t Loa AllQela 102 010 OOX-4 l -+4arrta. LOB-6en l'raMIKo 7, Los Anoelff 10. 21-B.ur. Wllltlletd. HR-Uey <•>. c..v <•>, Cllrk Ul.S8-otrwy.S-+1ooton. II" H II •II H IO SAN l'llANCISCO Kn•-• IL.~n • • • • > McGlolhen 1 1 O O O MOlllll 1 t 0 0 0 LOSANOILES Hoolon IW.~) •'I'> 1 1 1 0 4 AaUll ... ell 'I'> I 0 0 I 0 FoNl•r I~ 0 0 0 0 \ Seff-Fot'l., (1) T-2 .10 A-49,354 178 ZEPHYR LEASIPOR Baseball Standings sg999 Mo. i; Tax & Ltc. S89.99 mo. + tax & llcenae & 98c for 3e mot. Cap coat '4284. Total of monthly payments 13271. Residual 52142. 38 mot. OAC. Stk. #704e. AUTO LIASIMG THI WAY IT AUTOIE! AMERICAN LEAGUE East Dlvlaioa Detroit Boston New York Milwaukee Cleveland Baltimore Toronto W L Pct. GB 23 12 .657 25 14 .641 23 14 .622 1 18 19 .486 6 18 19 .486 6 16 21 .432 8 14 23 .378 10 West Division Oakland 24 15 .615 An1el1 21 16 .568 2 Kansas City 19 17 .528 3th Texas 19 17 .528 3~ Minnesota 15 24 .385 9 Chica go 12 23 .343 10 Seattle 14 27 .341 11 ......., .. k:Wft Nt wYorkM,T-toH 1e111,,..,...s.i, o.wt-w M l,_totaa, K.-Clty2 0.1~124, lo.IOI\ l•t Mllweu-2,CMtfomlel ClllCefO M, Omklellt 24 huaS,$HtVe4 T..,..0-.. Boltllfl lltll*YNI et TorOllte (CltolCy W l TUH IMell«ll ._.,et MlnnH OCe (Goltz J.t l Ke11..s O ty (i.-rcl J.71 et S.ettle ,._ ,.,, Ol\ly Ii"'" adlldu ... ,._.,..._ hllelllJtT-9 0.1,..,111 Bal~ Cl .... lend et Ne>w YOl'll r .. es ti Mlllfl9tOla KitnMI Qty M 5"tlle MllwaukM et o.i.1enc1 Glll<l90et Cal"'"'4a .... -~ NATIONAL LEAGUE East Dlvlaloa W L Pd. GB Philadelphia 19 16 .543 Chicago 19 17 .528 1h Montreal 18 19 .486 2 Pittsburgh 17 19 .472 21h New York 18 22 .450 31h St. Louis l4 25 .359 7 West Dlvlllon San Francisco 23 14 .622 Dodgers 23 15 .605 1h Cincinnati 24 16 .600 1h Houston 18 18 .soo 41h San Diego 17 21 .447 61h Atlanta 14 22 .389 8'h ,_..,.,sc_ Htw Ywk6! Ptll.-11>111• 5 (10 lnnlf\081 Ptntlllil'Vlt r. Montl"HI o Clll<aoo j , II. I.NI 1 kn Ole., 7.0, OIKlllNll J.I Alla11ta •."-Ion 4 Lot.,,.. ... 4, Sall ''•MIKO 1 T-.y•ao.m.t ~lllSIMl\'Oll (ltotilM t·ll al MOnttHI (~ ... , All..,I• IMtltlM Mii •I Cln(.l"f'lll Ulon•,.,,. ..01, n LOI Allt•IU (lull Ott J·•) ., $•" 0 1•90 (Owc11t11ll0),2l, n Only9-~l«I T-y·aoe-t 1"1111.ott~ tt Oll<-eoo New Y.,_ M ~~." Atl.tllte .. ClllelMell, n IM111Atl et M. Looill, 11 Los Al\Oflft .. Sen DI-, II Houllon .. Sen Frtn<IKO. n JOHNSON & SON LEASING ••• ALL MAKES ALL MODELS MEW OR USID 600 W. COAST HWY.• MIWPOIT llACH a '4Ml62 • • $7,009 for only $}35.07 a month. 'Mlether you need s:3 fm or S25.rol get it from rhe peo- ple v.ro lend mtl· hons Comrerc1aJ Credit Moothly oav· 1rent based on ;1 57 (XX) Hoo'EOwner toe11 f0< 84 rmnths at an annual per· c.entaoe 1 ate of 15°11 Total payrrent $11 345 88 NO POINTS f\O PRf PAYMENT PENALTY I VIie Rnd w,>.ys 10 help COMMEl\.CIAL Cl\.EDIT CORPORATION @ Homeowner Lo<'lns 1[ .. 0.-~ ,,. loan ot S5 000 and over musl be '>ll'U"~ nv .1 como1na1t0t1 of real and f)tlsonit prooetlv Costa Mesa • 370 E. 17th Street • 6415-8700 O•anoo • 11 tt Town &: Country Rd • 647.687 t • .. ~ Suite 26 Gingham Shirts Long and short sleeve Great for casual or tie up with a Blazer ' i ' • • . t ' ' • • t t • • ... STOCKS/ BUSINESS Monday'" Clotfing Pric~!'I i.-. .. .... .... \. NYSE COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS ...,... ... "' ·'"" 1..-.. (l<j '\Ii" Ht I • -(°'Q .... Mondly Mrt 22, tt78 VN OAlL Y PILOT 8:J Medical Rules M~y Be ~hanged 87 8Yt.VIA PORTER ,.,,.., .... s. .... Whlle many of Prelldent Carter's tax r Corm pro- posal• haven't • chance ln Congress lhia year. proposals to .slaab medical ~uctiOCUI have many powerful aupporte". Under Carter's plan. medical expenses would be de· ductlble ~& In 1979 oo.l.y to lhe txt.eot tbey (plus caaualty lOIMI) nceeded 10 percent ot actju.ated gross In come <aialnat 3 percent now>. Medical deduction" for mOlt capttaJ oulla)'a <an a.Ir conditioner. say. ordered by• pbyaiclan as MMnlial for bealth> would be oon-deducttble. TRIS MEANS ONE KEY TECHNIQUE: Take all posatble medical deducUOlli In una. just in case. The bulc rule IA that the medical expense must be paid before yearend. Thia puts a premium on Umlng of payments. On the Umin& upect. the IRS had made ll a lot easier to gel lhla deduct.ton, even U you're short or cash. You can pay wll.b a credit card m 1978 and get the deduction. even II the credit card debt Isn't paid until 1978. This is a_a about-face by the IRS. Also. If you pay by check In late December and the physician doesn't cash the check until Jan. s. 1979, the expenses still are de- ductible lbls year Pay- Money's Worth ment by a good check is considered made when the checlt is given. BUT ADVANCE PAYMENTS -prepaying l!n9 ex- pensei; -won't help. An advance payment for medical st!rvices to be received in a following year generally isn't deductible in the payment year; the only important excep· tion is that a required prepayment may be deducted. Thus, suggests Prentice-Hall. If an elderly parent net>ds permanent medical care and the institution requires payment before admission. request an apportionment between medical care and ordinary care. Assuming the medical care portion Is a reasonable total. It's rully deduc- tible in the year or the payment. Also. costs ot special scbools for the mentally or physically handicapped. primarily to alleviate b1s or her condition -including meals and lodging supplied as an in· cident to care -are deductible. BUT IF THE CHILD A'M'ENDS a special school when the availabiltty or medical care Is not a major reason for attendance. only the part of the expense attributable directly to medical care ls deductible. Parents of healthy children may be eligible for medical expense deductions if it's a private school that in- cludes a charge ror medical care in its tuition fees. Nen: A m«Ucol mo11 VGIWh. Uisinos Inspire Trading Upturn NEW YORK <AP> , Casino-gambling stocks set the pace aa Ute stock market staged a rally today. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials. off 11.~ la.st Thursday and Friday. closed up8.49 atSSS.34. Trading was quiet by recent standards. Big Board volume came to 23.14 million shares. Analysts noted a continued lnflux of specuJatave money into the gaming stocks. with Resorts International plan- ning to open the first casino in Atlantic City, N.J .. late this week. s1~1u •• riw s,..,,,,,,., M'hat Slo~ll• Did NEW YC>fll( CAPI NEW YORI( Appro• I INI Pnvlows dit'f WMk •90 ~tn~ YHr ~O Two r••" •OO J•n t to cl8t11 "" to d•le tO• to !Mt• SAlE\ (A Pt p,f'Y TocMy d•• ••O sa• jll "3 -d J ,.,, ·-10) ., JS lll N'I' SlO<& ••I•• U,6'0,000 3060,000 lJ,ftO.ODO ).t,510,000 11.ne.000 16,Ml,410 7,600,171,l>Ol 1,031,ftO.OOO 2.~.Jll,1611 WHAT AM(.( 010 NEW 1/0RI< ("Pl Adv•rK9CI OKI!~ Uncn.,•oe<1 Tolel ''"''" New thgh\ -·-· PrfY Tod.. 00 l !o4 llb 156 37• JOI 218 ••s 9h 6> 60 I 4 I I • .. OM.YPtLOT Television I :'°• MONDAY NIGHT 9AK8ALL ~'-0-.. --1~--amtGIHCV~ P•Tem.dlC• ~ -"d DeSoto h•v• to WOik ttl<OUQll lhelf vecatlon. • GUN8MOt<E Matt. Doc, F..iua. Wld .._.. °''* puMngefl .,. trac>Qed on • trairl by• bend of Ind•-In ,.,. anowy Colorado moun- talnt (Pan ti tD ~MADY BUNCH Mwda'a NW.,_, ... ,_ to0 at an ~ aewn petlot c.uMe her problem• at home and with her bOyfrieM • AOA»-12 hotalloy and Reed -Ch tor a child whoM dlaep- peer en ce becomes lnCl~iOus &;) COMPANY ~ HISTORY Ol1 MEXICO Exproptlatlon Of Foreogn Oii" ®I ABCHrNS 1:308 MOVIE • *'" "Conac>itacy To Koff 11970) Robert COn<ed. Bel· 1nda M ontgomery A crooked pharmacist become$ Involved In an extraotd1nary murOOt 11 hr .30mon I Q) BEWlTCHED Samantha fl.Ult a r11ce • but Darrin is o lo5er anyway Q) ROOt<.IES The Aoolcies befriend the Q!!llrlend ol o robber tllJ OVER EASY Imogene Coca. aoc1etel s><easures on sell-esteem tor Iha elderly, spociel tale- Louise Returns In her first TV r o le s ince "Mary Hartman, l\Iary Hartman ... Louise Lasser stars in her own story. "Just Me' and You." airing tonight at 9 on NBC. Channel 4. ohona services; must(,.. dance and exe•c•se thera· el. (Rl W DIMENSIONS IN CULTURES .. Enculturatlon' (I) AM~ICA 2NIOHT Guest· Carol Burnett @) MERV GRIFFIN Guests· James Brolin. Mclean Stevenson. Lon nie Shorr 7:00 0 N8CNEW8 0 LIARS ClU8 fJ 80WUNGFOR DOll.ARS m llOVELUCY When Aic:ky refu-IO entertain at o studio party. Lucy accepts 1n his place Q) ADAM-12 Malloy and Reed cope with m1ni-s~orted h1tchh1ker1 who s1eal cars. fD MACNEIL/ LEHRER REPORT m 81)( BEIOEABECKE MEMORIAL FESTIVAL · Rosie O'Grady'a Good- t1me Jau Band" ([) JOl(ER'S WILD trlC m FREHaf CHEI' The Hollan<Jolee f DIT\ltf (Al ()) 1100,000 NAME THAT TUHl 9 WllD, WllD WORLD Of'ANIMALS "Owtl'' Owl• have long beef! the 9Ubj41CI of IQeCU• 1a11en end .uperstltlort 9!00 IJ (I) 8A8Y, l'M 8AOK Ray Mal•" his daughter in wrttlng a Sunday llGhOol play. but th• craellve touclleS he lldda to Iha 1toty of Ruth to make hlnt Hem more desirable than h11 estre.nged w11e·s cur· • rent a..lltor. bacllfire. (Al Cl UTTLE HOUSE OH THE PRAIRIE "I Remembe<. I Remem· ber" On the occasion ot their wedding enntveTSllfy. Caroline lngaHs recal~ her ,,_ling Wtlh Chenet. lhetr ewllw11d eour1ah•P and tha Oblladel they had 10 oYilfcome to t>ecome man 11ndwole (RI D MOVIE * * '"° "'Brother Of The winer ( 1975> Dick Aot>ln· son A mountain man aooots IOU< orpllaned wou pups. tater chet1sh1ng tht!lf' compamooshlp 12 hrs I U MOVIE * * • "'Tllal Touch Of Mink" ( 19621 Cary Grant, Dons Day A t>eaullfu4 girl is offered en excmno 111p by a wealthy and good looklflO man. C2 hrs.) m CAROL BURNETT ANO FRIENDS Sk111: "Brotherly Love " "Bedllme Honesty ... Q) THEBA8TARO C'ha1111~ Llsthegs 8 KNXT (CBS) Los Angeles 7:30 D CONSUM~ 8UYLINE 0 NEWLYWED GAME 0 JOKER'S WILO UPOn he8nog that the lather of het llleg1tima11 son Is dying, Marte Char· boneau atrampts 10 meet Wtlh the English nobleman and 1nwra her '°" ol rus righllul inherilance The Cher~s meet Wtlh 195tatanee. however. lrom the Oul<e"s legal wife and son. and escape to London I Part I ol 21 G KNBC (NBC) Los Angeles a KTLA (Ind ) Los Angeles 11 KABC·TV (ABC) Los Angeles (() KFMB (CBS) San Diego .. D KHJ-TV (Ind) Los Ange1es 9 KCST (ABC) San Diego tD KTTV (Ind) Los Angeles e KCOP· TV (Ind ) Los Angeles e KCET· TV (PBS) Los Angeles m THEBRAOYBUHCH Jan buya hefMll a brunette wig so she II be noticed Q) MARILYN MONROE STORY &;) 28TONIGHT fD THE PRISONER "'Once Upon A Time" The Pnsooer laces ruthless 1n1errog.atlon. taken 10 the ex trerne degree ID KOCE-TV (PBS) Huntington Beach Or Bertram Wolle. Voce President and General Mantgef. Nuclear Energy Progrem et General Elec· '1l) OUIE PASA., µ.S.A.? Alter Joe 1nsuOs his family 1n a TV lnterv-. the 'louGrdnt' Sued Over Finn Name LOS ANGELES P> -An Ohio nuclear consulting com pany has filed suit against the .. Lou Grant" television show over the use of its name in an episode. a spokesmap for lhe producers, MTM Enterprises Inc .. said. T h e claim was file d by Nuclear Consulting Services Inc., known as Nucon, in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Ohio. East e rn Division. said Mel Blumenthal. an attorney for MTM Enterprises. Blumenthal said Nucon's claim did not specify 'what ac· tion was being sought. "Basical- ly, they are seeking a clarifica- tion and information on how the similarity or names resulted," he said. In the March 6 episode a newspaper reporte is sent to in- vestigate all lions that a nuclear co y called Nucon is cover i up dangerous nuclear I age. The man who made the allegations is killed under mysteriou s circumstances. The claim was not substantiated in the show 'TGIF' By JAY SHARBUTI' HOLLYWOOD (AP J -Neil Bogart, a record mogul whose stable includes "Kiss" and disco diva Donna Summer, says he believes in the power of radio and TV. And he's testing It to the tune of $1 million. Th at 's what he says his Casablanca label ls putting in broadcast ads In mid·May for his first effort as a mm producer -a family trade disco ruck. "Thank God It's Friday," star- ring Miss Summer. He also says Columbia Pie· tures, the mm's distributor, is putting another $2 million into promotion. Which amounts to $3 million to tout a movie Bogart says cost a modest $2.2 mlWon to make. 'lire' Drama Filming Robert Duvall s tars as General Eisenhower in "Ike.·· the six·hour TV drama about the former president's wartime exploits. now being filmed for presentation dur- ing the 1978-79 season. Tested Bogart says that citizen is Chuck Ashman, "an indepen- dent consultant that Casablanca uses ... He says Casablanca planned the blitz "with Chuck's assistance and his knowledge of the media." THE AIM OF t he airwave blast for PG rated "Friday," Bogart said, is "to acquaint the public to what the new nightlife is, and say. 'Hey, if you want to take a peek at it. come see our movie.' "There's a new wave of enter- tainment going on in this disco area. The entertainers now are the people, the public ." He meant that those who visit discos go there as much to watch others shake their booties as to do it themselves. on TV "The record business is one of Immediacy, where you put out the product, Invest in it, ad- vertise and promote it ... he said. ''You don't really wait to see what some review's going to say about It. You go out and create the audience." AND WHETHER 'Friday" gets harsh or heartening notices Crom critics, even those in TV. "reviews only can help this pic- ture. But they can't hurt it," the rook le fllm producer said. Both his theory and his broad- cast blitz will gel the acid test May 19. ll 's a Friday wben "Thank God It's Friday' .. geta down and boogies for bucks at prem leres in San Francisco, Boston and New York. TUBE TOPPERS KCOP GJ 8 :00 -''The Bastard ... T he first ha lf of a l wo part specia l based on the historical novel by John Jakes about events during the American Revolution. Repeated Thursday at 8. A BC fJ 8: 30 -"The Dirty Dozen." Lee Marvin stars as a maverick major who leads a squadron or Army convicts behind enem y lines in this 1967 war mov- ie with Charles Bronson. Telly Savalas and Jim Brown. NBC IJ·9:00 -"Just Me and You.·· Louise <Mary Hartma n I Lasser wrote and s tars in this comedy movie about two people <she and Charles Grodin 1 on a cross·count.ry drive. reporler otter• to make· ameooa by eir•no .. • dey 1n the Mle ol the Pen• 1am11y (Al IIDl 8A8E8AU M1nneeota t.,..;ns ...._ Texu Ra~s 1:.30 8 CIJ M'A'S'H The Llnll°I llH'geor\S •nven1 a vuculk ctatT19 10 stop arterial btHdfng ind recover HOI Lipe' wedOlnQ nno (Al 8 MOVIE • • • "'The Dlftv Dozen I t9671 Lee Marvin Jim Brown A group ol 1mot11- ooed G 1 ·1 ,,.. ottered tllelr retoaae In e• cna""9 ror the compl9tlon ol a hlzarOous •S11Qnmen1. (2 hr1 .. 30mm.) m 1119,000 QUESTION Qll) OVER IEASY Imogene Coca: societal pre&aurff on Hll-itttMm tor the elderly. special lat• phoM services. music. danu and ..... ci .. there· ~(RJ 9:00 U (I) THE DAIN CURSE Private eye Hamilton Nun (James Coburnl. BM>Qned 10 1nvea1iga1e a robbery at the Leogeu m11nti0fl. finds himself IOYOl\l9d lfl 8 setMtS of murder$ 1Par1 1 of 31 D N8CMOVlf "Just Me And vou·· (Pram· 1ere) Lou11e lluser Charles Grodlfl A comput· tlf saiestnen end 811 ecoen· tric New vortier team up for a lour-day auto tnp from New Yori! 10 L05 Anoeies. G) MERV GRIFFIN M1rrled Couples G~a l ynda Caner and Ron Semuels L•d•a and Rouano 8'au1. Pat and Dick Veo P9ttan fil) MEETING Of' MIH08 SH ThOmas More 18ern8fd Bet¥enst and 0.-0 Mane Antorneua tJayne Meadow$1 ,,._, and dis· cusa ltlelt •Oles "' ri.story Originator. wroter ar>d moderelor of &arias 11 Steve Allen (Al m DAVIO SUSSKINO Part I "Taxpayer~ In Revolt" Paff II "'T8'rOflSl5 Bew1•a Protess1ona1 Protectors" 10:00.U N£WS IN SEARCH OF ANCIENT ASTRONAUTS fD MICHAEL JACKSON Richard Spohn. dlrec1ot of the C&11lorn1a Dllpartmerit 01 Consumer Altair~. dlSCUSMS hlS Clepartment and the organ1zat1ons headed by Ralph Nader 10-.30 ID NEWS fD MACNEJL I ~R REPORT • ®l CAAOl BURNETT AHOFAIEH08 11!00 B D • (I) ®J NEWS LOVE. AMEAtCAN STYLE love And f he Spend!hrolt · Christy dial· fer10eS her bO$S 10 Wtl'I her love "'Love And The Compe1nors · RosM!I and Bobby are constantly 1ry•n<; 10 1>4111., orw •'10th ... D MOVIE • • • Vivi Ma• I 19611• Petet U•tonov .10r>ollh•" Wlnl .. 1 A grouc. OI Mf'" can1 relive •he Atamo in prel4!fll day I H8b ti ,,,~ I m THE 000 COOPLE In ordt!t 10 won bllC~ h1S ,.. Wiii! fel,. ChangttJ his l1n icky way• with 09Gar • help Q) MONTY PYTHON'S Fl VINO CIRCUS fil) OICKCAVETT Guests H •Q9hon1s1 Stan Getz' and mernbtl<\ ot 111s band C!!) MACN~l/LEHRER ~T 11:308 (1) CBSLATE MOVIE • * .... "' I OOCh 01 Clo as .. 119731 Glende Jackson George Segal A c;oon15t1· caled Brillsh 01vorcee meats a htOC>tlv married Americ:an ar>O agroos 10 ,. _...lonQ 111nq •n Spain Un1or1unat111y tova ,,,,o .. vMeS D TONIOHT Gue51 nost Jonn Du••d· son Guest~ .11m N.it>or' Or George Shaehdn 0 LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE Calv•r> Pyborl'I h!l5 be4tn assaulled by 1...0 IO"e- starva<J women 0 ®I POUCE STORY Sniper Dl'lt>Cl•v•~ search tor d ~n•oer wno has ~1118<1 ~ever al l)8091e by t1ronq onto even1no ..iu10 1raf11c !RI Q) THATOIRL "Just Spell The N11me i hl OETSMAAT CAPTIONED ABC NEWS MORNING 12:00 0 TWIUOHT ZONE A lrustrated lover buy~ d love 001100 lrOll" d ptOlai. sor tl>en gives •I 10 h11 g"f lroend m HIOHHOPES Q) HONEYMOONERS Wher> Al~ •ake5 " 1ob on an oltoee cornote1e1y 'IV• rounoeo by men Aalpr> s 111a10usy creates .m 1mpo1. Soble SOIUlllOO 12:30 0 MOVIE • • Saodlf> Pal~ t 19471 Gene Autf'f S1er11nq Hollo· way Gene Autry 1nves11· g•••• • ""°~ 1"1'0 1.omo1 i ,., .. I CAOSS-wm MOVIE • • lht! Roo,.,. I '959 r o"'m' Noo""" .ii.1111 ,.,....,,,.., 12c)7 8 8TARTlME Storm Cr()NU'IQ Bet bolt' ~NI QJ!I~ tron11de comt>inet " drUQ 1nv•1t1gatl0f\ *''" <1 seerolt •or " m1ts1"{l "'.,, 1:00 D TOMOAAOW Gael Greene and J•ll" VOie~. food CrtllCI. w1H Otl· CUN 1"8" lhtlOOll al>Oul •ood end the<• e1tperoenc· ti~ fJ tSPV Ma1n1~ Or> T hit Plall'B 1·30 0 MEWS 1:378 NEWS 1:4'8 HEWS 2:00 D Q) HEWS 2:206 MOVIE • • 1r>c;10l!f'll A1 Phar>tOln H111 1 19061 Rooen flillef Jocelyn lane Taw•datf• Daytj•e itlo.,ie• MORN1NC 11,30 m • • • th1r1.,Sec;on<1s Ov& roi.yo 11944, 508"- Cltlf Ir 8Cy II 3t' JOhOIOr> General Jimmy Oooltllle preoares •or .ind corn· mends B·295 ,,. bornOtr>Q m1...on du""9 World War 11 over Japar> c2 h". 20 min, AFTERNOON 12:00 U • • ·~ Returr> 01 11\e Fly • c 19!)91 Vlncer>I Priee Breu Halsey Alt0< <11' •nvente< d•at using h.s d1stn1egrat1ng ma<:h•ne hUi llOf1 continues 10 wort! or> •I deSc>tte protests trom nos uncle 1 1 hr JO ""n I 3:00 ()]) • • • ··Panduluin· 1 19691 George Peppard Jean Set>erc;; "' pouee c;.ip. 1 air> dec10es 10 defend h•msctt aneo lt•s 1awy8' ~ unable 10 prove l\e Oodt> 1 '"" "'' ..,,1e and h8t IOv9f t i hr 30m1n1 3·30 O • • '> Nogf\t Steves · ( 19701 James f.ranc1scus. lee Gran• A ll"an is pui. zlad when the rest of ti. peoolil.,, hos town ~ /OfTlbte·~ke robots 8118' oarll 11 lt1 30 min 1 'Dain' Slow But S11re -.... Mystery Miniseries Begim Tonight on CBS By JERRY BUCK LOS ANGELES <AP> -"The Dain Curse" is an old·fashioned whodunnit. and although the go- ing is slow. the trip is worth it. James Coburn stars as the doggedly determined private eye who cuts through a bewildering maze of clues and false leads. plus a generous sup- ply o f suspects. to find the ans.wer to the curse and the murderer behind it. The six-h our. three.part miniseries airs on CBS. Channel 2. al 9 tonight. Tuesday and We dn esday. It is the first miniseries on CBS. It is a richly textured piece set in 1928, populated with intrlgu· ing characters and interesting faces seldom seen on television. And it follows a baf(ling trait that will keep you guessing to the end. THE PACE SET by director E.W. Swackhammer Is leisurely -some would say sluggjsh - yet it offers the viewer the time needed to absorb the complex mystery. Director Swackhammer de- fends the pace. saying : "We're very textured ln our television viewing -textured in that we don't want to think. We want all the work done tor us. People believe that when they bave to think thel>aee is too slow. It's a 1 step up over most TV In that you have' to pay attention. tr people can't pay attention, soJTy ... Coburn plays Hamlllon Nash, who wu known only as lhe Con· tinental Op when Dashiell Ham· melt published the book as a series ln Black Mask magazine 50 years ago. He was the first of lite hardboiled private eyes. Robert Lenski adapted the book for produder artin Poll. COBURN'S NASH, craggy of face and lank or form. comes through u a complex, three- dimensional character who is re- alistic, competent and Ukeable. All of the performances are remarkable: Jason Miller as lhe flam boy ant slightly decadent writer, Jean Simmons as the proprietress of the Temple of the Holy Grail, where the gullible are separated from lbelr money. 'DAIN CURSE' MINISERIES STARTS TONIGHT Jemea Coburn, Nancy Addison Star In Whodunit Beatrice Straight as the quiet housewife who s udd t>nl y emerges as a woman with a past . Nancy Addison as the beautiful young woman haunted by the curse Hector Elizondo plays the re· sort town sheriff, wary or the m· trudlng private detective yet anxious to take any political ad· vantage of his discoveries. Paul Stewart is "the old man," who runs the detective agency with an iron hand and a velvet touch. THE SERIES 18 filled with m any rtch moments, as when two detectives on stakeout talk about "two wasted lives behlnd one dirty window." One rt:grets the baseball career he might have had. The other says his mother wanted him to be a sym· phony conductor becaust' "lht'y dres11 so spiffy ·· Andrew Laszlo, utilizing loca· tions ut Shelter hland, N Y . Easton. Pa .. and New York City. photographed it m autumnal C'ol· orci. like an Edward Hopp~r paintinl{ In one extraordinary sce ne the 0<1c11r·winning Steadicam follows Coburn m a search through it hou:.e in Ont> continuous shot. up and d(\wn tht' sta1r<1 and turn1ni lfiO degrees twice IN ADDmON TO paid aJr ads for it, he aaya it also will be featured on two Merv Griffin s hows next month, on N'BC's ''Midnight Special" Friday and o n ABC 's "Amer i can Bandstand" Saturday. He didn't rap "Fever." but says it "presented a view or dis· co that might make a parent say, 'Nope, our kid's not going to see that'." His film and its ads. he says, try for the opposite re· action. PBS Strengthens News Team Also, bis. company Is orrertn1 atatlona a 00.mtnute TV special on the making of "Friday," a film be says lacks the violence. sex and naugbty words of tbt hit, R·raled "Saturday Nl&bt Fever." ll ls 'What's called a media bllts to set patrom of an ac to see bJ1 lllm Md buy tbe accom· pan,yini ~ album. It tv.en in· volvea t.be oa-ctuty expertiu ot 1 Jocal news mcbonnan at KTrv· TV bere. .. WE'RE HOPING to have mom and pop say to their ktda, 'Let's go see this picture lo&ether'," emphasized Bogart. • short. energelic, self ·made millionaire born In Brooklyn 3S yeara 1go. Boiart, who calla hls mm a dlsco:beat ~"American Oraffltll' of the Seventies," says his c<>1Uy broadcast blita for lt applies ~ 1ame prtncipte he us to sell ~ cords: create the demand flret. By TOM JORY NEW YORK CAP> -The an· ·nouncementa came wlthJn days of one anotf\er-1.A-11\id·Man:h: Robert MacNeil would continue as co-anchor or the Public Broadcutlns· Service's .. Mac· Nell-Lehrer Report" and Bill Moyera would leave CBS to re· 1ume his "BlU Moyen' Journal" lor PBS. I "It wu notable as a sip of tbe Umea." Pas· president. Lawrence K. Grossman, saJd ot the double booat tot non- commerctal TV. "that we kept MacNeU and got ,Moyers back In one week. Two years ago, It would have been out of the ques- tion that PBS would be able to keep theee two major Journaliata from the network onalaucht." There had. l>e!!.n apecu&atlon ror momN that M1cNe1l, whose ntcbtly proar•m Groa•m•n has called I.be .. centerpiece'' of PBS' public affairs schedule, vA>uld leave fOf' a promlneftt job with ABC Nowa. ~NDEED; MOYEltS, a former ' I 1 presidential press secretary. left public te levision In "1976 to become chief correspondent for "CBS Reports." an Irregularly schectuled documentary series. ln announcing he would rejoin New York's .non.commercial WN'ET In August. Moyers said he m i11ed havina a regular aeries. T&tt two year' btt ween Moyera' deolrture tor CBS and ht• return hlld, In fact. been a sicnal period in lbe abort and rock1 bi.story of pubJ le alf aJn pro11rammtn11 on rs.'i In it sense. the !ll&jte had been ~t bv President Ntxon '<1 velo In 191'? of 11 two.year fundinq bill th~•\ would t\aw ne•rly doubled ~<w ernmen• spendlnl( ror public T\' "Publir telt'Vtllot\ hud ~n !lubjected tc-tbt' butfetln~ of tht' Nl'l<On udmlni'4tr11t101'1. Which fflt publlt' 1Hf1H r~ rrol1 f'ltf1\' were lnappropr1Jtl ror public ttlevlslon. becaust' ot lht' 20\' emment money 5PC?n' on them · Orosaman said. · And tv.o yeat'I OIO there Wd:. a gre.tl UDtert&tn• ty II\ PBS .. COMICS / CROSSWORD MARMADUKE .. : . . . . : . . . · i 111 haven't seen your rubber ball. Did you , .. check UNDER the couch?" FUNKY WINKERBEAN \ : • . . . . . ' • ' ' I • . ' • • I . . . • . • • • CASEY MOON MULLINS DENNIS THE MENACE .AltTML«', HOW CAN ! T!l...I.. IJ: t AM WHAT iMe-/ CALL. '~MIUlPMRNIC"? by Tom Batluk CAN 1 61\IE IT 10 MIM ~ I ' • S·U by ChlrtH Aoctrtgue1 by Ferd and Tom Johnson TUMBLEWEEDS le~~ HORA110 FOR fW1Ctl.Y IJ WMSAIO OJIWllJP&eON FRUM!' MISS HIU'r!&W' HAAH>CKElt HM!!r/ m>c!.AIM MEf.'JlJMA.~ Ht:R 1HIS1t>~H#N ~~~ P0%11NWNK IN ~)SHAU.~dOIN GRIMY 001..0U ... S\32 NANCY ~Sll WHEN VOIAIC ANAl..'l~T' ~fND~ YOU TWO BILL? FOil' EACH Vl~li DOOLEY'S WORLD DR.SMOCK MOTLEY'S CREW by Gus Arriola by Tom K. Ryan by .Emit Busttmllltr YOUR MoffiER JUST WON A NICE PRIZE AT THE CHURCH BA7.AAA IT WAS AN AUTOMATIC DISHWASHER OH. AT MY HOUSE WE USE PAPER PLATES··· IT WILL RUIN THEM THAT"S AWFUL ... Mondey, May 22. 1978 PEANUTS , , , , I ti '' ™tNAMECf THEBA~~ERE AUTOMOBILE Mf(MA~ICS 60? DAILY PILOT a by Chartts M. Schlllt I GIVE UP .. W~ 15 THE NAME OF THE SAR W~E~E AVTOM081Lt MECHANICS 60? 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Known aa tbe most famous "heavy" in British showbiz, Prowse wu one of the actors who played the rampae· log Frankenstein's monster. He ·retired in the late '60s as un· defeated BriUsh heavyweight welghl·lifting champion. For the past eight years h•'ll operat· ed a fully-equippedVmodern DAHM Y.OH gymnasium Of bis 0""1 in Lon· don. Darth Vader's voice, incident.ally, was that or well known actor James Earl Jones. Q: b Omar Sharif tb'at actor'• reel name? Where aDd wbea was be bora! -S. Herden. MUwaakee. A: Omar Sharif was born Michael Shalhoub in Alexandria. EJ)'pt, Oct. 10, 1932. Says Sharif. "I'm Syrian by descent, Egyptian by birth." After co· starring with Barbra Streisand ln "Funny Girl." he said, "She's a monster. J had nothing to do but stand around. Sometimes I just stood on the sidelines and watched her. 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Q: We bear • very reveallag book ls comln1 out about the my1terious Greta Garbo. When ua we get UT -A.G.S., PittsbarC)l. A: Not until after Garbo's death. "Garbo: A Life in Her Own Words.·· Is a very personal. very Intimate and very sexy biography. Written by Toni Gronowicz lan inllmate or Garbo's ln the '50s), it was sold to Simon & Schuster under the condition it not be published while Garbo is alive. Q : Whatever happened to Mandy RJce·Davle1, remembered u one of tbe aexpe>U who nook the British govenament ln the aex-for-sale Handel that toppled tbe Profumo government during tbe late '609. -Pearl Korday, Buffalo, N.Y. A: Mandy now runs a nightclub and restaurant in Israel. She was recently mugged In an elevator and robbed of more than $60,000 in jewels, includ· Ing a diamond engagement ring. The still attr~. live 32·year·old woman plans a wedding in June. Describing the holdup Mandy told reporters, "One o( the robbers bit the diamond out or the setting while It was still on my finger. Then they pulled orr a bracelet I was wearing." Q : I am confused aboat columnltt P ete Hamill'• taste in females. He's dated aucb dlf· ferent t)'pes as Jackie Onasali and Shirley MacLalne. Would you ask him what bis preference ln a woman really ls? -Flo Smith, Brooklyn. A: •'I guess you could say I prefer older women."' Pete told us. "There is a fixation In this country on young women, who kind of bore me. To go out with ...a girl three years older than my daughters and ~elp with her geography homework is not my idea of a good time. I never liked wine that was botUed yesterday afternoon. If I had to get stuck on a desert island, r would certainly pre· fer to do it with Lauren Bacall than with Unda Blair!" Q: I caught Unda Thompson, (Presley's llve- ln girlfriend for several years) tell Robert Goulet on TV that Elvis once took out a plltoi and shot bis televisloa set wbile Goulet wu llapag. Did be tblnk Bob's singing was too good or too bad? - Mn. Emily Ken.b, Staten Island, N.Y. A: Neither. "Elvis simply didn't like the re· ception on his set that day! He was a grown.up child with grown-up toys!" hls gal pal explained. Q: I beard that Kate Smith was fired from the PbUadelpbla Flyen. I didn't even know sbe was hired! What was the rumpus about! -Mn. Rose Reich, Seattle. A: No rumpus. For years Kate was sort or an unofficial mascot for the team and sang "God Bless America" before each game. The Flyers grounded her because or their losing streak culminating with Pittsburgh tying Philadelphia 4·4. "Kale gave it her all," a spokesman admitted. ''If she can't even beat Pittsburgh it's time for her to hang up her tonsils." Apparently Mass Smith's un· paid assignment has been s kating on thin ice ever since the team went into a stump. Send 11our questions to Hy Gardner. "Glad You A1ked Thal," care of this newspaper. P.O. Boz 11748. Chicago, Ill. 60611 . Manlyn and Hy Cardnn wiU an.swer aa many questions as they can an their column, but the volume of mail makes personal repUes impossible. MOVIE RATINGS FM fMENTS AND YDUNO PEOPl£ ,,.. ......... ,,, ............... -.. ___ .... __,el _,. ·-i.. ._..,., _ ·- After her divorce, rlca got to know some pretty Interesting people ••• Including herself. All MU AOtllnlD ~11~11 .. fiif=;'I All "4U AOll 1 ll(D ~ P•""ttl :-;;· So4tel1H ., a:( ..... ~. ·~ .. 91t(.t ·f ..., ...... C» ... .. ---~<..-... \ ...... .... MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY "CLOSE ENCOUNTcAS OF THE TH RO KIND" (PG\ . MOtl/TWUR&-f'OO FRl-7:»10:16 MT~OC>-4 4&-1"31>·tott& "HOUSE eAUS" (PG) MOHIP'Al-&'00 "A TOUCH OF CLASS" 8A T/8UH-4:0C>-1':&&. ~~8AT/8UH-~IO "FM" (PG} "PHANTOM OF THE PARADISE" I 108AT/8U-1.G>-4:11 1::»1c>ol>IAf/9U~I~ llNfAI( l'MVIF# -f'NOAY HO, .. -"CAPAIOORN I" "IF EVER I SEE YOU AGAIN" 'AllMOWT\.ES. -8.'CID«~IO:OO SAT/IUN -t:CJ0.4:GIM:ON:Dl).10:0D .. BOYS IN COMPANY C" (R) "THE LAST D~AIL" "THE LAST WALTZ" "PHANTOM OF PARADISE" "SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER" (R) "LIFEGUARD" "HOUSE CALLS" "ANNIE HALL" (PO) "GOODBYE GIRL" (PG) "RABBIT TEST' "lliE FURY" "EVIL" (R) ' AU. OllUVlt•I ... O .. N llHPJILMleMT\Y CM .. U11•w 1 t ~,.. Uftlett • Klcl• .. P11nro .. ftO ENTERTAINMENT I HY GARDNER I POP MUSIC . .-7'o~RCA. Expamh ~~~ In Nashville Tony N0111inees Actor Frank Langella hugs Liza Minnelli after both were nominated for Tony awards . La ngella was named for his title role in "Dracula, .. while Miss Minnelli was men· tioned for "The Act.;• .81. 'l1le Auocleted Pren The-are Billboard's hot record hats for the ing May 27 as they appear in next week's · Btllboard magazine. HOT SINGLES 1. "With A LitUe Luck" Wings <Capatoll 2. "Too Mueh, Too Little. Too Late" John.ny Mathis & Deniece Williams <Columbia> 3. "You're The One That I Want" John Travolta & Olivia Newton.John <RSO> 4. "Shadow Dancing" Andy Gibb <RSO> 5. "The Closer l Get To You" Roberta Flack <Atlantic> 6. "Feels So Good" Chuck Mangione CA&M > 7. "If I Can't Have You" Yvonne Elliman (RSO> 8. "Imaginary Lover" Atlanta Rhythm Section <Polydor> 9. "Count On Me" Jefferson Starship I RCA l to. "On Broadway" George Benson (Warner Bros.> TOP LPs 1. "'Saturday Ni.Bbl Fever' Soundtrack" IRSO l 2. "London Town·· Wings <Capitol > J. "Feels So Good" Chuck Mangione IA&M l 4. "Slowhand'" Eric Clapton <RSO > 5. "J efferson Starship Earth" Jerrers on Starship <Grunt) EASY LISTENING l. "Even Now" Barry Manilow (Arista> 2. "You 're The Love" Seals & Crofts <Warner Bros .> 3. "Too Much, Too Little. Too Late" Johnny Mathis with Deniece Williams <Columbia> 4. "You Belong To Me" Carly Simon <Elektra> 5 ... With A LiUle Luck" Wings <Capitol) SOUL SINGLES l. "Use Ta Be My Girl" The O'Jays (Philadelphia International> 2. "Take Me To The Next Phase" Brothers (Columbia ) 3. "The Groove line" Heatwave C Epic> 4. ''Stay" Rufus·Chaka Khan <ABCl 5. "Too Much. Too Little, Too Late" Johnny Mathis & Deniece Williams <Columbia> COUNTRY SINGLES t. "Do You Know You Are My SUJlflhine'' Statler Brothers <Mercury> 2. "I'm Always On A Mountain When I Fall" Merle Haggard <MCA> 3. "Georgia On My Mind" Willie Nelson <Columbia> 4. "She can Put Her Shoes Under My Bed Anytime'' Johnny Duncan <Columbia> 5. "If You Can Touch Her At All" Willie Nelson <~CA> " •. .A CHARISMA 'nC. LJm.LOYING ZORBA THEGRF.EK ••• " -K""'1 tr.-CAI~,._ NOW Pl AYINL -TWiii 0-11 MIU Me ~13 ... __. ,. ---m 11&4& _.., ..... .....,"442U "MITAMCJllllMOSIS" CNI ..... .,_._, .. ,_ .. ,,~ ... -.... -.......... NASHVILLE. TeM (AP) -RCA Recordi:. says it plans to expand its Nashville operations by increasing staff and stepping up promotion or pol>· oriented country music perfonners. Jerry Bradley, RCA division vice president. said the move will double the size of the com· pany's Nashville office, maJung it comparable with RCA offices in New York and Los Angeles. Bradley said the expansion had been con sidered for some time . but was hastened by the s uccess or RCA's country a.rtlsts at this year's Grammy awards presentations. "Company executives were tickled to death by the Grammys this year ·· he said. "lt certamty helped." The company plans to concentrate its erroru. on pop-oriented country performers, but trad1 tional country singers will continue to be a major thrust. Bradley said. INSIDE : •Ann Landers •Sun Tips •Horoscope •Claulfled eoturin~ Mondly. w.y 22. 1171 OM. Y Ptt.OT CJ Jenny Baxter's reaction to Pop Rocks, the crackling candy. MariseSter Brittany Baxter Pop Rocks Eating them is like having .. a hundred Mexican jumping beans infiltrate your mouth. By DENNIS McLELIAN CM the Dally Pllol IUlt The little girl t1prinkled the pink granules onto her palm and poured them lnto her mouth. Her face took on a look of anticipation. She was waiting for something to happen. Then it happened: her eyes grew wide and her face broke into a smile. "Crackle, snap, snap, crack~.pop." ll 's as if a hundred Mexican jumping beans had infiltrated her mouth. But it's not jumping beans, or a breakfast cereal gone wild, for that matter. It's Pop Rocks, the newest product lo hit the candy counter by storm. The orange, grape and cherry.flavored crackling candy is put out by General Foods Corporation. Carbonated bubbles -the same kind that make soda pop fizz -are trapped inside the crystals. As the candy melts on the tongue, the bubbles are released. Thus the popping sound and action. · While Pop Rocks are found on elementary school grounds across the country, they ap- parently are not the sole domain of the swingset set. They are a hit in high schools and even on college campuses where one student noted that they alleviate the passage or time during "bor· ing lectures.'' Diiiy Pl191 -lty Rlellaf'll ll_..f ' 1bdd Koehler Stephen Double gets a big laugh from a mouthful of Pop Rocks. The amount of carbonation in each packet is small -less than one-tenth the amount in a glass of soda pop, according to General Foods, which has patented the process. But so startling is the popping sensation. 1t says, that when the candy was released in Seat- tle last year, the local Food and Drug Ad· ministration office had to set up a hotline to as- sure callers that the candy is safe. But, according to Emil Corwin of the FDA 's bureau d food in Washington. the effects of Pop Rocks are still being looked into. Complaints. he s aid, include upset stomaches and throat 1rr1tation. "It appears some children are using these a great deal and they overindulge." he said. "We've had reports of them buymg three or four packets at a time and using one right after the ot~er." This eonstant "bombardment" of the throat tissues produces 1rntat1on , he said. Because the granules are activated when melted, they may start popping before the hand King Tut B,.OENNIS McLELLAN Oftllt O.lly l"tMt IUH Most of the firth grade students at Paularloo Elementary School in Costa Mesa weren't able to get tickets to the King Tut ex· hibit in Los Angeles. But after their open house ended last week, most really dJdn 't need to. That's because the students created their own Tut exhibit. Four filth grade classrooms were turned in· to more than reasonable facsimiles or the famed tomb discovered by British anthropologist Howard Carter in 1922. They recreated the entryway, antichamber, burial chamber and treasure room and filled them with cardboard and papier-macbe death masks, murals, jewelry, treasures and, of course, coffin and mummy. "The kids have loved it." commented fifth grade teacher Bonnie Brigman as students in paper Egyptian collars scurried between rooms leading parents on tours. "I think they have really felt like they've been to the exhibit." reat'hes the mouth. Some report that granules have popped into their face or eyes. But Corwin said his oHsce has not received any complaints of this nature He said they had heard several re"ports of deaths linked with the candy's use. but they have not been able to confirm any or the re- ports. While the material used m the candy is not harmful tf used correctly, he said. "we're look· ing mtoitseffects." Brett Petroff and Jeff Ishmael guard Tut coffin. Mrs. Brigman explained that every year the ' (See TUT, Page C2 > Lonnie Glbba with papler-mache death maM. o.lly ............ htrtcll O'O-• Joe Zeltsman critiques student worlc. Joe Zeltsman 'A good portrait photographer establishes communications between himself and ·his subject. ' By JUDITH OLSON Ot .. .,..., ...... s .... He h asn't photographed a celebrity, but Joe Zeltsman has won renown as a portrait artist. The Parslppany, N. J. resident was in Orange County receoUy to share his techniques with pro- fesslonal photographers f1"9m as far away as South Dakota. Zeltsman portraits have s"everal distingui!lhing marks to them. There Is careful attention to detail, the backgrounds are darkened so the faces are highlighted and poses are natural. The most Important Ingredient Is the magic that goes on between photographer and sub- ject. which results In a special quallty to the wortt . "I try to creat-e a warm reel· Ins between the people." Zeltsman said durtng a break in bis claaa at Larson Eoterpr\sea, Fountain Valley. ··A good portrait photographer establishes communication between him.self and bis subject. Whal I am taking is my im- pression of you." Zeltsman begins this process of commWlicating when he does his analysis of his subject's facial features. ··1 ask them to relax," Zeltsrqali" said. "During this period lots or things come out. Then I arrange a portrait to support \he angle of the face which represents them prop· erly.'' Du ring the actual sitting. Zelts man and his subject "dJs- cuss the business at hand. We form a team." he said. "When I photograph someone, we com· munlcate at all limes." Zeltsman said that all people photograph well, despite the <See ZELTSMAN, Pa1e C!> •• .Zeltsman <t'ro• Pa&e CU myth that "M>me people are pboto1emc.'' "Tbat'1 the who.le nature ol portraiture," he aaaerted. ''TM challe°'e ls to iet everyone to ·uabt up.'" Once a prolesslooal mU&ician. Zeltaman took up photocrapby aa a hobby and found he wu hooked. "I bought a camera and • kit for processtne." he sa.td, "and the bug bit me." Zeltaman found It bard to say what bad drawn him from his sax, clarinet and flute to the camera. "There is such a feelln1 of creativity when you see a print emerge," be mused. Zellsman developed his techniques over the .years. beginning wtth a study of the portraits or the great masters such as Rembrandt. "They all had simple, natural, poses of people," he explained. '·A portrait should be a portrait or you. "What sells pic· tures? Expressions." Zeltsman said technical abili- ty alone "won't make a good portrait photographer. It's an ability to reach people." . . . . . . .... , , , , , m. i.ucces~ also is due to his never-ending attenUon to det.ail. He has a conference with the family, lf a sroup portrait la planned. to determine Whether casual or more formal clotMI will be worn. Each person 1n the family must comply with the theme and the color scheme as well, down to the last pair of shoes. A family pet will be included lf it doesn't distract from the alt· Ung. Zeltsman also makes sure that each person in a group portralt • is placed so he or she is fully vis- ible. Subjects are posed at dlf. ferent level! for variety. some sitting and some standing. He also is very careful to not to chop off hands or photograph a person so the head ls too small in perspective to the body. Zeltsman is assisted in bis work by his wire, Martha, also a photographer, who is more · 'pic- torially oriented" than he Is. and who owns several cameru of her own. And what does Martha look like? Well , Zeltsman had to ad- mit the truth: he doesn 't have a picture of her. I~ l I ·. · ..... J . . . . . . Backyard Sun Tips Just as you protect yourself from sunburn at the beach, use a sunscreen in your own backyard. Me mo to patio party love rs: a backyard sunburn can be Just as severe as the beach variety. With the advent of warm weathe r , patio parties and backyard barbecues dominate the home entertainment scene. Fun in the sun with family and friends is great ... if you r e member to protect your s kin properly from the hazards of the sun's ultraviolet rays. Overexppsure to these UV rays, even in your own backyard can dry out and age skin prematurely. So just as you'd protect yourself at the beach wtth a good n ~ s unscreen, do so at home if you're planning to spend much lime outdoors in the sunlight. Remember too that most sun protection products wash off from perspiration or from swimming and must be reapplied . frequently to maintain protection. To avoid this nuisance whil e you're entertaining guest s, apply a highly protective s unscreen before you go outdoors. Even with good sunscreen protection, however, common sense should prevail when you're in the bot sun. Don't try to get a season's tan in one day and cover up or seek shade after you've finished sunning for the day. Wea r good quality s unglasses, not thin lens "funglasses". And if you're taking medication, ch~k with your doctor before going out into the swi. Some drugs make the skin more sensitive t o sunlight. With a cool drink in your band and some animated conversation, it's easy to forget you're out in the SWl too long. Make sure you're not the barbecue your guests are waiting for! Bathing Fashions While you're out there ln the sun getting a tan, try one of lbete fitted maJllota that were so much 1n the swim throughout the '30I and '408. Tlte sleek, one-piece maillot ls once again maklnc bll f11hlon waves, just u it did ln 1921 when Gertrude Ederle swam tho Enaltah Channel ln her form·fltilnl( knit auJL From the French word meanln1 U«ibta, the maillot .. <my-yo) la cut to glve a long and leggy look. Today's maillot.a can be s trappe d or strapless. plunging or scooped at the neckline. · They show up ln brllllant shades llke bright turquoise, rose pink and yellow -or ln dazzle-the-sun prints. Wblcbever, tho new ma1Uot ts de rtcueur for tho aer loua swimmer -and for the woman who simply wanta to keep the beaches looklDI boautif\11 . ( Horoscope TUESDAY. MAY%3 By SYDNEY OMARJl ) ARJES <March 21-April 19>: LoQ& range view ls essential. You need not be painted into comer. TAURUS <April 20-May 20>: You learn secrets and can pro!ll by knowledge. Partner or mate cooperates once you articulate new approach. Leo, Aquarius figure prominently. GEMINl <May 21-June 20): Lie low, be sure of legalities -don't risk money on a promlse. CANCER (June 21-July 22): Maintain balance, humor -avoid direct confrontations. Highlight adaptability without scattering e fforts . L~O <July 23-Aug . 22 >: Emotional inv~vement ls accented, magnified. You get notbm.g_ for nothing -invest your own style, heart. VIRGO <Aug. 23-Sept. 22>: Read, write, be analytical. Emphasis on building, basic values. Stick to factual data . LIBRA <Sept. 23-0ct. 22): You know in· which direction to go des pite outward appearances. SCORPIO <Oct 23-Nov 21 > Financial maneuver, plan could have holes in it. See as is. not merely through haze of wishful thinkin~. SAGITTARIUS (Nov . 22· Dec. 21 >: Organize, brin g priorities into focus, get down to business. You will have more responsibjlity, but reward factor also increases. CAPRICORN <Dec. 22-Jan. 19): You can be rid of fears, doubts -project will be completed and you receive credit due. Aries. Libra figure prominently. Relative who was nebulous where commitment concerned will finally take definite stand. AQUARIUS <Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Spotlight on desire, fulfillment, friends, hopes and wishes. Welcome challenge, opportunity for new starts tn new directions. Important person could come into your life. PISCES <Feb. 19·March 20): You gain added recognition. Promotion, rise in prestige are indicated. Aquarian could be very much in picture. Hunch pays dividends. You imprint your own style. ••• Tut 7 DEAR ANN l 'm a 16-year-old girl. My best friend is 16 also. Last night we were talking on the phone as we do every nlght after supper and she suddenly asked me if 1 knew how u person co uld gel bronchial pneumonia - on purpose. 1 asked what in the world for. She said, "Oh. 1 don't want to die or anything like that. I just want to be sick enough to go to the hospital so people will send m e cards and flowers and the guys wiU come and visit me and see me in a pretty nightgown with my hair loose." I was shocked at her idea of fun. Have you ever heard of anything so weird? -FRIEND OF A STRANGE ONE DEAR FRIEND: Anyone who bas bad bronchial pne umonia wtll tell you It's not fun. Illness is a s ure-fire attention-getter. It also provides a reaptttable escuse for not going to school and doing things that become boring. People who fall to get satisfaction-from their day-to -day achievements s ometimes get conveniently "sick." You'd be surprised at bow many adults do tbls -without realldng It. Your friend s hould thank tbe Lord for her good health and get those goofy ldeaa out of her bead. DEAR AN N LANDERS: Last night we had several couples over for an informal supper. The guests were chatting away and I bad <From Page Cl) the stereo tuned to an FM station for some soft school has a culture fair based on countries the background music. fifth graders have studied such as China and Suddenly. Mrs . D Canada. In the past exhibits have been con-rose from her chair. tained in the multipurpose room. placed her hand over "This year is the most elaborate," she not-her heart and just stood ed. "I think we've outdone ourselves." there. I thought maybe The flft.b grade classes or Mrs. Brigman, s h e w as having an Miss Kathy Burns, Mrs. Marcie Encinas, Mrs. attack and hurried to Nancy Lester and Mrs. Mary Zillgit began stu-her s ide and asked . dying ancient Egypt in late February. "What's the matter? With the help of aid'es Linda Dawson and Are you all right?" She Ruth Purcell. thev soent several weeks creating r eplied. "Don't you bear the exhibit, which included many well-executed our National Anthem?" pieces. 1 s trained my ears and Like most other Southern Californians, their replied. "I do now. So interest didn't require much motivating. what about it?" She shot "They watched all the television shows and back . "Everyone is broullbt in newspaper articles." said Miss supposed to STAND UP, Burns, .. They have really bee n turned on to this. but obviously there's not And they understand it too. They can really take much patriotism in this / ANN LANDERS I HOROSCOPE I told her I had ne;Ver heard of such a thing. Was she right or wrong, Ann? No one else who was present was able to say yea or no with any degree of certaintl . - ST AR SPANG ED IG NORANCE DEAR STAR : Standlns, saluting or placlnJ the band o~er one'• heart Is proper procedun only whee the National Anthem is played ln pubU«. Wben oae bear11 It on the r,dlo, It 11 oot aeeessary to do so. DEAR A NN LANDERS: This ts for that imbecilic pa rent who signed herself. "Mad In East Sparta." I am just furious to think that parent.a as dumb as that are lucky enough to have children. Wh y. under a n y circumstances. would y ou l ea v e a nine-year.old child alone , much less give him the responsibility or selling tires ottered through an ad in the ~a per ? Then, JU Sl A•• Landen because the poor kid sold the wrong set or tires, he is deprived or his allowance and made to pay the difference ! I pray the parents learn something from your stiff reply . -EL CAJON.CAL. DEAR CAL: So do I. Jn the meantime, It may Interest you to know that I received thousands of le tters from other outrakecl-r.&aders who also urged "Mad" to reconsider. Thanks to all who wrote 1uch warm-hearted letters In behalf of the cbJld. • • • appiness 1s •• To Explain Losing Weight and Managing a Diet Center D·t• (t111er "'°"" 10 ocien o new cen•er ,., NEWPORT BEACH . with a person who sincerely loves helping others and would like to open one of their own. We Ask Only that you are a m ature person who wants to lose weight (preferably 5-20 lbs. I and who wants to help others lose weight. A background 1n nutrition, nursing, phy steal education. psychology, business or counseling would be preferred. Small Inves tment ReQuired CALL TODAY INTERVIEWS W iLL BE ARRANGED WITH THE NEWPORT CHANNEL INN TELEPHONE: 642-3030 e THE DIET CENTER the people on the tours and explain." crowd ." ;;==.========:::::::::=============================:=;- Rare W01es Offered ATLANTA <AP > - Wine connoisseurs will be in Atlanta May 25 for the Tenth Premiere Na- tional Auction of Ra re Wines, which Its director say s will have the largest collection or vin- tage wines ever offered for public sale. Alexander C. McNally of Heublein Inc. said about 30,000 bottles or American, French , German, Hungarian and Portuguese wines will be available for bidding. He expects bidders to come from throughout the United States and from Canada, Mexico, Geneva, Paris and Germany. McNally, who refers to himself as th e "archeologist with a cor- kscrew," collected the 688 lots of old wines for the auction. "Th~ apan of the vin- tage to be aucUoned will range from 1792 Madeira to 1977 Inglenook Cabernet Sauvlgnon - the greatest range ever offered at an auctlon," McNally said ln an in· terview. In terms of quantity, he said Maxim's will of- fer the most -7,500 bot· ties of the best Borgeaux and Burgundy vintages or the 20th Century from their cellar ln Parts. It lJlllr Ire Stm HOW TO USE 111E FOOD SECTION TO SAVE MONEY. .. = .... D8llJ Piiot food MCtton • JOU can eave SI to $10 on your weeldr gracet1 blll. And, that'• • oonwwelw• ..am.te. STUDY THI! ADS. TM Diiiy PUot WedRHdey food Mdlon .. full of .... nlWMI end food .... which ........ ...., ............. nd other ....... ,... ..... pr9Ctlce of ..................... ,. ......... .. •••• Keep In Mind that ..... wNch .,. ..... to pul.....,,.... In Witt· "" ....... ~ to ..., tMlr .......... ,. ........... CUft THI CC>UftONS. Cttp end 1eve "cem. oft" coupona. 11aey may .... 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DAILY PILOT 842-4321 BOATING J2 ci.. ... Ml.r I 06 Boats Vie In BYC Regatta W•rm 11ummer weather and light Lo moderate winds eot1ct.'d 106 boats iii 12 classes out on the race courses S..turday and Sun. day for the Balboa Yl:IChl Club's annual Memorial Day Regatta The largest class racing on courses in the ocean was lhti Etchells-22 with 10 entries. Th~ winner was Souvenir. skippered by T im Hogan of lbe Newport Harbor Yacht Club. THE LARGEST class racing inside the bay wai; the Lido-14 with 14 entries, won by Bill McCord. BYC. Summary of results ; ETCHELLS-22 (19l 1. Souvenir; 2, BelleLOick Deaver. BYC: 3, Spirit. Phil Ramser. NHYC: 4, Don Bon, Roger Meis inger. NHYC : S. Allhens. John O'Hora.NHYC I SLANDER·30 (lOl 1. Windchild. Let! Armstrong, VYC; 2. Enchantrc~s. John Lee. VYC: 3, Howlin' Owl, R AIJen Stewart. VYC. Gato Gordo W. . inner m Oceanside El Gato Gordo. s kippered by Bill Murray. Capistrano Bay Yacht Club. was the ovt!rall win- ner of Capo BYC's Oceanside Overnight race Saturday and Sunday. Second overall was Con- tagious. sailed by Ken Kuhn. Capo BYC, and third wus Funny Feelin', Pete Meade. Capo BYC. Class results· CLASS A t. El Gato Gordo. ~' Contagious; 3. M anderbee. uruce Anderson. Capo BYC. CLASS H l , t'unny Feelin'. 2, Gandalr. Doug Jones. Capo BYC; J, llolo Kiki Richard· Haff, Capo BYC. CLASS C 1, Breakaway, Garry Allen, DPYC ; 2, High f"lyer 11 I. Ralph Tiffany. CCApo BYC ; 3. Bojanglcs. Carlos Williams. Capo BYC I, NO SP I NNAKERS Waioli. Howard Page. Capo HYC ; 2. Dek II. Dan Kavanagh. unattached, 3. Will 'm , l mr,.. Berccz. DPYC Annie Takes 6th Log Race Orphan Annie skippered by Syd Palley of the Marina Yacht Club, was the winner of the 38.l ·m ile Marina del Rey lo Catalina Harbor predicted log race with a 1.257 percent of er· ror. The race was the sixth race of the Santa Mo nica Bay Power .,'leet with California Yacht Club 3S host. In second place was Sunset Queen, skippered by Mel Lurie. Ma rina Yacht Club with a l.267 e rror. and third was O,rion, Paul Reinker, California Yacht Club, 1 376. SANTANA·20 ml I. l"urn1ly Feud. Rulph Rodheam. UCYC Luders 16 t6) I Angel. Ball Fundenberg. NHYC RllOOES ·33 11;1 llannhull. nandy Ku lie. UY<.: SNIPE UH I , J K . Von negut. ABYC. LASER A f71 HllYC l, C,hris H1u1b. t.ASER 30 Plus <7 I Twichell. VYC. I. Bruce LlD0·14A (14)-1, Bill McCord. BYC ; 2. Lou Brooks. MBY(.; L I DO·l..48 <8> t. Don Stoughton. BYC. SABOT A & B lGI Kerrigan. BCYC. Peter SABOTC (8) SSYC l. Mike Mattu. l'«N!llt E%er Tom Willson. i:i \ l'al old l'CI gradu~all'. lw°') been 11:.imed munagl'I' of lsl(lnder Y<.icht:-. Ill'\\ Bah.irna hnl· Thl· 111':-.l Huh<.irna -30 1:-. " l' h l' d u I e d fo 1· I a u n c: h i n g nl•xl month. Jt('orcJ1ng to Uuster 11<.ammond. prt'~idl'nl ut blandl·1 Long Beach's Bingo Wins F ennin Event Bingo, a CF·37 skippered by Bf?f't Gardner of the host club wa~ the winner in the lnterna· tlonal Offshore Rule <IOR I class of Long Beach Yacht Club's Pt. Fermin race Sundny The race drew 65 boats an f1 ve classes, including two classes of Performance Handicap Racing F'lt!et and one class each of Cal·2SS and Cal·20s racing on a non·handicap basis PHRF WINNERS were Ted Zellmer's Ruffian. Little ships Fleet. in Class A and Puffer, sailed by Woody Sanden., St:CAl Beach Yacht Club in Class B. Gemini. skippered by Tom N~wton. Alamitos Bay YCAcht Club. was the winner an the Cal-25 Class and Richard Ryan's For Winds, Long Reach Yacht Club. was the Cal·20 winner Summary of re~ults. lOR -1, Bingo: 2. Pop '1' Us, Pete Kent. LBYC: J. Summer Wind. Richard Meme. LA YC PHRF·A -I. H.uffw.n . 2, Hawk , Don Huck1:r, LSF. 3. Orion Wins Paradise Race Orion. sailed by J ohn Troeger of the King Harbor Yacht Club was the Class A winner JO KHYC's lwo·legged Parad1~c Cove race. The Performance Handicap Racing Fleet SC1iled from King Harbor to Paradise Cove on Saturrtay and after an overnight layover sailed home on Sunday Scoring was based on both races. CLASS A 1, Orion: z. Super Plum. Brad Godfrey. KJIYC . 3 . Super Lady .• Jack G1vcriok . KHYC CLASS B -1. Wizard, Robby Burg. KHYC tpendiog protesll: 2. Jim Pat, John Ellinwood. PVYC ; 3. Tsunami. Ch r1l> Collins. KHYC. fh'~llc~s. Hotwrt Young, CBYC P H RF l3 l. Puffer: 2, Firecracker. Pt>ll: Ives. LBYC . 3. llont:"vbuckct. Bob Anderson. Navv YC CAL 25 I . G cm 1111 . 2. VC'iero. Gl'Orgl::' Harri~. LHYC: 3. Sunset. r.fau Eckert. LBYC CAL-20 1. For Winds. 2. Pillsbury 's llcs t . Lynne Pilbhurv. LBYC. :i. Love It. Fred Wood:-.. (.BY<.: Temerity Top Competitor Thirty 111ne boat:-. turntd out Sa to rday fo1 I hL· thj rd race of the Hah1;.i Corinthian Yacht Club :-. AnJ?l'lman Sertl'S ror v a t' h t s r a t 11 d u o cl t.-r t h e 'rerform:llltl' llund1cap nacmg Fleet syslL·m Winner in Closs A was Tt·mcril~. sk1ppl'red l.Jy Ted Kt•1·r . BCYC. Bruce Hansen's Animal Farm. Voy:.igcrs Yacht Club w:.is lhc Class H winner, und W1mbw1ft. :-.Jlll'cl b} George Chalfont. Balboa Ya cht Club wus the w1nn1.·r in <.:la~s C Sum. m<iry of results CLASS A 1. Tl•merity. 2. Se- qou 1 ah. Jim Moon·. nYC. J. Thrilbeekc1 . Hill F1ls 1nger. BCYC. CLASS B I. Animal Farm. 2 , Pre<1mble. Terry Cicero. BCYC. 3. Luma ran. Bill Rohrs. VYC CLASS C 1. WintJswirl. 2. Gordo. Price/Purtell. BYC: 3. Thcrc~a. fioberl St:rnls. BCYC Sprague Wins Race ll cnry Spra~ue Ill was the winner or the Lchman-12 Spring Championship JO a five race series sailed out of Newport ll arbor Yacht Club Saturday and Sunday. Runner.up was Tom Omohunclro, NllYC. and third was T erry Gloegge, NllYC PLl8UC NOTICE "..,.. SU,.Slltl()tl COUllT 0" Tlfll STATE Of' CALll'OllNIA f'Oll T lf5 COUNTY 0" OlltANOI ........ ,,. ,.OTICI Of' HtA•UtO 0' ,.ITITION FOa AUTHOlllTY TO l.lllCUTIE LEASE E\lato ot ETHEL C. OLIYAllES eon .. , •• ,. NOTICE IS HEREaY GIVEN llwl PH V LI. I!> E JOHNSON •• Con .. rv•I<>< OI ,,.. ~telt of tllt ..OOve MMed con-v.t•. ,,., Ille<! llereln • """°" tor ••• Ofoet •u1nor111nQ ,,,. P<tllllpntr lo t••<111t • ,.,,. OI rN• j)rOPt•IY !owled In 11>1 tlly ot Sen JU1n C•'"'''-· COvnt• ot Ore119e, St•I• o• ca111ornt1 "' e<<or.,_t wllll IN l•rm• end <ondlllon\ OI Ille pro PO•ed INsa, refereto<• lo wlll<ll " m-for lurt"8r 1M1rtkul•O, •llCI !NI 11>1 tlmt -place ol """''no Ille wme h•• been wt to< June 11, 1•71, •I t oo • m • In l"8 <ourtroom ol O.oartm.111 No l ot wld court, ti IOO Civic Ctnltr Ortve Wnt, In -City 01 S.nl• An•, Cel1torn111 Oattd May 11. 1978 WILLIAM E. It JOHN, County Chrr• C.A. lflOllE UtM•rlMA- l •IMa 111-, CA .,..1 Ttl 1110 .,.,.,. Alte<Myler:_"_ PuOllUled OrM\O& Coot>t O.•lv Piiot, ,,...., n . 30 • ..,, PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE TOClllOITO•S su,.1a1011 OC>UlltT OF T,.IE STATEOf'CALll'OaNIA iro• TN I CIDUNTY Of' OllANOI NO.A~I E>l81e ot DORIS C. FEHREN, Oecu>41<1 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to I,_ creOltClf't of ,,. ebe>ve rwrned dec..,...t "''" ell pu~s IWovlnQ <l•lmi ~•1n1I Ille ••Id -M• reoujrtd IO Ill• t"8m, wllll llllf l\tCtsS¥V voucllt,., 1n ,,,. olllce of tlw tlerk ot '"" •OOvo tn 1111<!0 court, 0< to prtstN 11\tm. wltll tlw neo .. ary .iouc:fl.->. to the un O~•SlllneO •• ,,,. olll<• ol ROllOl'IO L Kenip, 377) Bortll !>trttl. Nt,.porl B .. (h, C.lllornl•. Wiiie!\ ll Ille place ol b<lslnen ot Ille uncter\lontCI 11'1 111 m•llers pertalnlnQ to Ille Ht•!e Ol l4tld oe<eo.111. W>ll\111 foor month••'"'',,,. ""' publicellon ot lllh no11ct O•ll!d May 10, 1na R•ymonon E ~etulot Ol 1"41 Wiii ot Ille •bo'lt' named Ot<-111 llOLAND L. klMI' trU llrcllStreet Ntw"" _.., Gtlllttftll ,.,.._ Tel: Ul-lzot Al*MY tor E11a<wter Monday, M11y 22. 1978 P BLIC NOTICE •ale •~II Dtt -by Ille llloard o4 Olre<lor\ Of IRVINE lllAHOf WATl!ll OISfAICT tor lhJt llttflotlll of lmpro,,. mtnl 01\lrl<I HO hi Of Ille ll•VINI llANCH WATER O•STJllCT IO< WCI\ l•wtvt iw•-41\ ""'Y be_..,..,,,.. "°"' lllM to time. bY ,,,. Boero ot Olrf'<IO•\ Of l"VIN( lllAN04 WATER OISlllllC.I YES ,.0 S•<llon ) TIMI 11 '' 11ereb.-de lerrnone4 t,,.. """• •'• IHS ttttro TWO HUNDRED Ftnv 11'01 Qll•llll•d lrOltr\ eli91btt 10 YO!t 11'1 Mell Of tucfl tie< lion• anO '""'•""• 11 1, ,_,,.., l""I >UCll tl«llotl tit tondutled bv Ille 11\a OI m•lled ti.lloO el CH'OVIOed on '1111 ol Ille Re...., ... -Te .. tlon C-oc tl'e St•le Of CllllO<nl•. Ille County Cltril .no ReQl!tlrAI' ot Vot.-., ol Ille County of Or-llerebY r• QUUIS to CMOU<I Ille .,., •• ,..DO•• 0eurlbot0 5Ptt<l•I Tn R•I• Elecllono4 tnt IRVINE RANCH WAfER OISTlllCT tor lmoro.,..,_I Olllrl.wd ol Ol-lorstllef•OI N01'1CIA 011u:cc10N IU~UCIO'f MO, Ml •ISO\.UCIOM C>e LA JUNTA 01 OlalCTOaH OIL OllTlllTO 01 AGUA l•VINI •ANCM LL.AMADA UNA ILICCIOM OE MAXIMO Tll'O 01 IM,UIUlOS EN IL OISTalTO 01 MIJOttAS NO. 141 01 OICNO D"T•ITO COM IL ,..O~ITO 01 l'aOYll• UN Tl,0 01 IM· "UISTOS MAXIMO COM O ISTAILICIOO "f U l'.0111100 IN SICCION UU 01, NASTA, I INCLUSIVI tM DEL ()00100 OE INOaasos "( TllllUTACIC>tf DEL u:~:~T~~~'.T~11:TA1fb OE AGUA IAVINE RANCH llRWOl Meft OltO lltmPO de ... ff\oWM'rl Pf"OW•O. -•n ottblKldo ..i 0<s1r11o oe ~l<><• No ,., de IRWO, y PUESTO OUE. 110 1ell1 re<IUl.00 118\lt tllore llpo cit' lmt>WSIO Pd•• n1nou11 prooorno detttro Otl Ol"nto dt Melor•~ No ?41 Olll l!llWO. y PUESTO oue. '" Junl• Ot Otrec IO(H dt IRWO lo ... dtterm•...00 QU<t o en mt>lor prowcho dlrl Ohtrlto oe MalGrH NO ,., •• ••lalMe<er Ot •• "''~'• prove1de por ley un tlPO ell! •m· pue)t~ m;u1mo per• dlcllo OISlr Ito Ot Me1oro. v PlJ8UC NOTlC't.: IAVIN• •ANCMW4Ta• OllT•ICT $l'ICIAL TAii lltATI IUlCTIOM ,-.,., ,,,. INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTl!llS to me. merll • c•o• 1. 1 '" !ht votl"' >qYM• •illf' Ille -d 'Y!S" er eJw IN woro "HO ., All """-> otllefwlM made ••• tvr""'11ttn All dl•lfnoul'1oCnQ ..,.,"' ... --,.,.... "'"' llellOtvold 11 you -Cll'Qly .....n, t-, ---1111\ t>otlloc. •teurn '' •o lf>t Ofe1199 County R"91\l<or ot Voter• -ootetn tnotl\or MI ASUlll JUaMlnao TD YO?I O" VO,.H MAXIMUM TAX RATE ELEC· TION Sn.II 1"-tRY•NE llANCH WA Tl!A DISTRICT bl permitted •nd •uthorl••o. °"""''""' 10 S.<tlon nu, tllrOUQll and lncluM,.. o4 s.cc-UH Of IM R•vt-end '•••lion ~ to levy lrom time to 11..,. ~· d<llNmlned to i. netn\erv bY lnoo SO.rd ol Dir~ IO'l of IRVINE RANCl-l WATE R OISTAICT.•ma••-la.aUl• tn '"" e mo\Hlt ol t1 00 ~r "GO Of HM>M<I velWllOft on tn. groperly tocelod within tl'lt -I• ot IMt•0-1 District No. )Cl ol the IRVINE RANCH WATER' Such•-1evl41d •nG cot It< ltd bY •Nton ol lll(f\ "'6Klmum ••• ••I• stwll boo i.ect lly 1"8 Board ot Olra<torl OI IRVINE RANCH WATEll OISTlll(;T lor .,. ..... 111 ol Improve rMtol Olstrlci No UI ot Ille tllVINI: aANCH WAfER e tSUllCT tor wen 1-lul pu~ •• llllY Dtt oet~ml~ lrom Mme to time by tile lloarO ol Olre<IOf\ OC IRVINE RA .. CH WATf.A DISTRICT YES NO Sltloon J TIMI 11 '" 1MreDy dt twmlroeO ti..c '""'•ere In• 11\an TWO HUNDRED FIFTY 12501 ou•lllltd "°'.,.' eloqjble to "°'' '" etCll o4 s11tt1 tlltCllOfl\ .,., ,...,._. ,, ,, ,_.,., INI 111<11 ell<li(ll'I bf! Condu(ltd OY 1"- u~ of m•llfld bMIOU ., provtded tn 0111 o• ,,,. •• ....,.,. ono T uat klll COO. ot Ille St•le Of C..lllornl•, Int Coullh Cl .. k •nG ReQJ>lrM ot Voten 01 tt>e Countv ot Or-l\erebll re· quuu •o con<1uc1 111• 11eretn•DOYe oescrlbeO Sc>ec• .. TH R•lt Ele<llOfl ot tne IRVINE RANCH WATER DISTRICT lor lfnC)lr-1 Olil•ICI No.141 ADOPTED, SIGNED ANO AP PROVED 11\ti 11tl\ de¥ Of Aorol. 1•1• L E E.befllnq Pr-I of IRVINE RANGH WATER DISTRICT M\d ot lM eo.rd ol Dirt< tors llltr.OI PU ESTO QUE. H permlSlble toner NOTlCIAOllELllCC:IOtf une ele<c1on oe llpo 1mpuei!.x m•• alSOl.UC:IONM0,141 lmO ti 1• de JUl110. t•78, el Q•-Y •ISOLUCION Oil L.A JUNTA DIE tomo lo p<trmlltti lev<!"'°'' Es~Ot OlalCTOlll!S DIEL OISTalTO Oil C:.lifornl• P¥• ti ObtrllO .. W forM ADUA ••VINI AANCM LL.AMADA No ?•1 cit el IAWO. UNA ELICCION OE MAXIMO Tll'O AHORA, POR ESTO. lot Julltt 0t 01! IM,UHTOI IN IL OISTalTO 01rtctort• dtl OISTRITO OE AGUA 01 MIJOltAS NO. 241 01 OICltO IAVINE RANCH <1ert•menl• re· OtST•ITO CC* IL ,.O~ITO 01 welven, oei.,.mlN v ~ como "lltOY ll• UN Tl'O 01 IM· \IQ~ " U I S T 0 S M A ll I M 0 C 0 M 0 S.<tlon I ()A! ft oe1erm1nado por ISTAILICIOO y ES ,..OYllOO I N 1 .... ,. Hlaporl•J ..... l•Ol!Olre<lore\Qllet\ lllCCION UIS OE, NA~U •. t: !-------------l'e<eHrtO .. de mtlor prowct>o e>a••.. INCLU.51111 DIM OIL COOIOO oe PUBLIC NOTICE 01\lrtlo de Metor•• No 201 HW>lecer INOllUOS Y T•t•UTACIOH OIL Publlshed Or.,..Qe eo.u 0.1ly Piiot M•Y U,11,'1'....0June~.1•7t y p.oveer •-•...., lllJO de lmc>uHlos ESTAOO 01 CAUf'OtlNIA ",,... ma.imo (omGH pen'l'ltllClo., P<OWldo PU ESTO OUE. ti OISTRITO OE NO'TICE TO CltEOITOaS :: ,': ~~~;:,, n::.,r..;:~ t~:~'1;! ~~~:.:::.;i;;,:=.~1::!:;-;; c•EATll<::;~;::TCU•ITY 1noruo1 y Trlbulatlon por I• c..,tldecl ley Hltbloc.ICIO •I Oulrllo de-'°'"' UM« Unllerm d4!' \I 00 por $100 OI! Id v•luot<oon l•SOCS. No 7'10I! IRWO y c.emtnercltl eee. oe •• orOCll-~u1et.t e 1mouu1os PUESTO OUE no Wfl• re<lutado au.-Tr...,,..,., 0.11tro clel Ohtrlto do MelorH No ?61 11••1• dllor• l•PO ~ 1m~lo ~·• lo •II,_ llold•l\9 c••1M\ _ ... ,, d•I OISTRITO OE AGUA IRVINE nonoun P<'OOO\llDOl!fllrodet OlilrlloOt ,,,. oeotor ,,.. ...... 11 •• natned, b.t\ed RANCH ~jorHNo.241ClelRWO y on lr•n•a<lton~ <>< ,.....,,, occurrlf\O S.<e•on 1 Que lo ~oto Q~ H PUESTO QUE, '" Ju11u1 oe 0.•t< WIOrt '"~ OUlk transler deW:rtWd uwr•n •n "'' elKCIOl'I .oem.u oe I.as '°'"'.,. IAWO 10 ..... oe1 ... m1IWCIO CIU• ""'-,,,~ltd, mater I•• -•-•er• le l•Y w "'" ts e11 mt1or prowcl\O clel 0.Hrllo de Notoo 11 """'llY 111ven t11<1t • b<llk prent.,• on sub•l•net•lmenle I• "'-Jorn No 141 <ti nlal>le<er dol I~ tr•n>ftr by ••Y 01 crtellon ol • wc;urt \19uoef\te lortn• maMrt e>ro¥t1o.t por lev un lllJO de Im IV 1nlernl I\ ebOul 10 ot mildf'. Ille 8ALOTA Of'ICIAL _.,,_ m••lmo e»rt dlcl\o Ol•lrllO dot DAILY PiLOT PUBUC NOTICt: Mid lmpr_.,..,,. 0.\lr Id. ei'4I WHE ltEAS, ot I• _..,._e .. lloloS I M .. lrth•f'I tu ro)te tfac:IH!ft Oii .,.,,.. •• "''· 10 "'"tttltnl....,"' "*'"''".., Dy I ... 18W\ Of -$Ille Of C.lllO<ftl• IO< lmll"'OWtnmt Dhltltl HO "9 "4 ""IAWD .., NOW fHliREl"QAE, ,,_ 8Hrd ot 00t<tCIO" OI ,,,. oltVtNE RANCH W4T(ll OISTlltlCT 00.. r..ot1tt. CIJt IHmone-ordH,..Collow• ~e<lltl'I I T ... I If IS lltrtbY o• 1.,rn•ntd tw '"'' lloe•d ot Olroctor• lllel II tl ....__., -In I ... bftl on 14"'t\tt Of trnv-1 Ohlfo<I l<O HO lo ••....iltll •nd IWOVldt ti lllt\ ••M• • M•1UMUfn .... A••· .. , permlflecJ .,,0 ~VIOl;f b\I Um. f(l -1nc.1u.i .. ot U?fll o4 Ille Rtvenuo .,,d t tUllOft C0CM If\ -•MO""I OI '' 00 ""' \100 Of """''MO va1,...11on ot Ille l•••bl<t Pl'Qj)erly Wllllln lmprov. "'*"' O"trlct No 7'IO OI tne IRYINt: RANCH WAT ER OU1TAICT Se< \IOfl 2. Thtl 11\t oat loh 10 be U-"'td •• •uc" elttc:ll<1r1 1ro AClctlllon 10 tllt mot ten ,..Qlllr-td IJY l"w 'llell be prlnltd 1n llllMl.,,li<lllY Ille IOtlOW•nQ lorm Ol'lllCIAL I.ALLOT IMl'llOY.-NT DtSTalCT HO. ttt OF lllVINIE •ANc;H WATElt DISTRICT S..ECIAL TAX llATE ILllCTION """' It. 1'11 INST RUCTIONS 10 VOTERS T vote, ll'l•rlo • cro.s t • 1 111 "" votlflQ tolllrt """'the ~ "YES" or ati.r -WClf'd "HO .. All ll'ltfll• ot_.. ... mao. ••• IOnlocldeft All oisi~tNno me<l!s tro ~ and n'ltllt -bellof VOfd, If YOll Wf'~Y m.tflo, 1-. M Clel<k,. 1111~ IMllOI, roturn 11 IO tile Of- C.0....ly RotQh.lr« of Vattw• -CIOUon •IOOl ... r MllAW•ll SUIMITTIO TO YOTe 0, VOTE •S MA)i;IMUM TAX RAT E t:lt(. flON Sllell Ille IRVINt: AA,.CM WAT EA OISTlllCT lie pt1rmllllld •ect aut"O'•ttd. -10 SKhOll nt) ""°'""' -lroc:hah111 ol Se<tiOll n.. ot tllt llevt-•fld u .. tlOl"I c:-. 10 ievv trom II-to 11..,. M dtterm1""' to bll nettsMfY tw llW eo.trd o4 Doe< !Of\ ol tRY•Nt: RANCH WATER DISTRICT. •mt••troum la~ ••te111 '"" emount o4 \I 00 Ptl ''00 o4 nse~~ v•ftHt•on on the prooetly loc•lt"d •l"'lfl Ille bo\ll'lderttt Of llTIOfOVtftlelll 01\lrtct Ho 7'IO of lllVINE AANCH WA TER• S..Cll tufllh r..voltd &ncl <Of lttc:t•O 01' fHton Of \11(11 mHlftlllm ,.. r•tt "'•" be UM<! by '"" Botrd o• OlrKlllr• of IRVINE RANCH WATER OtSTRICT lot tilt t>enellt Of Improve ..,..., Olstrlct Ho. HQ o4 tl\e IRVIN!o RANCH WATER DISTRICT tor wtn rewtul CklfpO!tf'> ., ""'., ~ oetermtnea trorn !Im• to """' o., '"" Boerd 111 Ol•~<lon of IRVINE RA1'1CH WAT ER OISTRICI VES NO Sal11011 I 111.11 ti 1> Nlrflb• d• ltf'Mllled ft\al ttwre drt I&" l ... n T....,0 HUNDRED FIFTY 12501 Q"dlll•..O "°'"'' etoQ•Oft' to wote •n -.Cl\ ot wen ••11<1ion'l . ...o ~tlore ti Is reQUMled ,,.., 11uct1 r•otllon bot conducted by'"" u.., 01 m6lled t..llOh u provided '" .,,., OI '~ R~ ....... and r.. .. tton eoct. ot Ille Slat• ot c.11tor1'l.t, uw eo ..... i. Clerlo • .,., Rt9htraf ol VOftrl'~ o• I'll c-c., oc Or~ ,.,..,., ·~ Qll&•ts to conduct lhe neretro•bov. Cle\<rtblCl Sc>@<l•I Ta• Rate Elec:l-Of 1111• IAVl"E RANCH WATER DISTRICT 10r ll•>e>r-1 Ooslrtcl No 1'0 AOOPTEO. SIGNED. ANO Al- PROVEOINs llllldeyof Aprll IQ/A LEEIMWll"ll P•H<Clento4 •RVINE RANCH WATER OISTRICl and ot '"°' 80.Wd ot O.n.c1ors t"8r.Ot ntmt OI lt>e oelllor 11 now BERT AGNI OISTatTC 01 MEJO•AS H0.1U MeP1UorE•:T• 0v OUE. "' _,~,i~a ,_, NOTICIA OE ELIECCIOH ELECTROACOUSTIC SYSTEMS. DEL ., -"" "'~ •UOLUTIOHMO.nt ::c ts ·~~w~;-e;~~~"t~r~:~ c:~. OISUITOO:::~:OllllVINIE. ~ :',~~": ":...:::.i ,'::t".~'o;,:.:•y llUOLUCIOfl DIE LA JUNTA OE Me-., Calltornla '1026 '° ,., •• " ELECCION llS,ECIAL OE como lo pt;rm1tt "\ ttyn Clel E>..00 cw 01• ECTOaES DIEL OtSTalTO OE known lo Ille \oKUftO OMIV. HIO Oeb Ttl'O OE IMPUIESTOS c.111orn1<1 -· ~· OlslrllO de M•t«H<H AGUA ••VINE •ANCtf LLAMADA tor ti~~ used ·~ 1011-1no Oilier bu" JWlllO "· lt7' No.141 deellRWO, UNA l!LEWOH-OtE MAXIMO Tll'O IW!S\ OomH -.OOre,_ wltllln lllrn I N s T Au cc I 0 N Es A l 0 s AHOR•. POR ES TO .... JUftl• d~ OE IM,umos EN EL OISTlllTO Y8'lr> l•sl put 8u\lneu n•mt VOTANTES P•ra votior, m.&r-utW Ooroctorn clofl OISlRITO OE 'IGUA OE MEJOllAS HO. M OE OICHO B £ s Aodrt •H N one. lllt< crut (•I tft ti (\l&Clro oe voloKlon IRVINE RANCH lle•t•rntnto •• OISTlltlTOOC* ELl'•Of'OSITOOIE prop•rly IO II• ~UOotClt'O 10 dt•pue1dtl11pelallr•"Sl"ode-dt suelven, delermuWI y ............ Como '"OYIEIE lt UN Tll'O OE IM· t~ seturlty 1nlt•MI I\ no,. loc•tf'd •I I• p•l•Ore "No .. TOCSM otr•' mtrcdS llllU<t I' U IS T 0 S MA X IM 0 C 0 M 0 3.S F ••llcner Strttl, Co••• Meu. lleCl\U oe ..... -ra ~ prOfllbldh Se<.Clon I ~ n dtlPrmlrwdo por ISTAILECIOO y IS l'ltOYIEIDO EN C•l•lorn1a '?1611> llw prc,perty to bf! fOdnm•ruscllterneteuonprolll~ tll•OO•l•J....,t.oa.O.r~lore•-•• SECCION HU DIE , NASTA, E Wblt<t..i lo IN" Y'(urll¥ 1n1~rtsl mo yll•ctnnul•l•botlOI• M<.Harlo ¥de rne1or pr.,....cho ~r• et INCLUSIVE t2lt DIEL OOOIGO OE O• oo H r I bed 11enrr.-lly "' tll SI u>lotO tQUtVO<.odamentt m•rt•, Otllrllo de Me~•• No 1CI ul~tr INO•tESOS Y TllllUTACION OEL lurnllurt. '"'"°'"'"II•. ll<tl.,ts. rota. OUl'1ll>UtSlaC>tlot&.reQr"1eta y provee< -•....,Ito c1oo ·~I~ ESTAOOOIECALIFOlltNIA ma<1Hrwrv equopmenl, QOOO•. onvon di Ael11Slrtdor Ot vo1 .... c~. Oo!I C.oft muomo como n PWITllllOO y P"O ... ICIO PU ESTO OUE. ti OISHUTO OE tory a ctounls rtct•Val>lt. Vtlll<lt>. dadO de Or-'r olM'"'96 otra pot le Se~<-22IS, IW\1• y onc:lu~ve AGUA I AVINE RANCH llRWOI Ila"' 0'"''"' '"'~bit• conlr.tcl rtQlllS. MEOIOA M>MIETIOA AL oe •• Se(C•Of\ ,,.. d<!I COd•QO de olrO htmpO oe '"_...pro.,..,.,. pOr all prou~ lllereol, and All ln1urtnc:• VOTO 0£ LOS YOTANTIE.S ln11r.,.os y Tr10UC4K-por la c.,,lldad tty Ul•blKt<IO et 0.UrtlO de MeiO'd P<O< .. O\ ,,,.,_,no .. 4M\d ... , .. "., ELECCION OE TAAIFA MAXIMA ot\IOOIJOl'~IOOOll••vllu<Klonl-. NO 2'10de•AWO., o .. neo by°""°' In Wl\ttll Otll4or now OE IMPUESTOS S.f'a i;»rmohCIO y ae I• orc>pe_,,.., •u1eta " 11n1••UI°' PUESTO QUE, 110 stna rtctllt- •nO lier ofter l\U •ny roolll\ ano •ule><lr•Oo .. OISTRI TO OE AGUA <MftlrO CHI Olil.rllD oe Me,O.•i No 241 11•\t• Allor• llOO 0. 1tnCJ1•e>lo P•'" wnore•er Ml ... -.nd _.,..,., 4K· OE IRVINE AAHCH, confonnt t •• del OISTRITO OE AGU~ IAVINE ntnQUn P"'l*llO-lro 0.1 Dl>lrllO ell' quired, -Ille Outk trn0t•lw bY way s.<cton 121.1. por -• onctusow de I• RANCH Meler••Ho 1'0ClelRWO; y o4 t•e•llon ot • -urlty fnt~nl ll to Se<<lon n19 Ciel Codloo dt lnljr~., Se<<IOf' 1 Quot IH botl<>W!t -'" PUESTO QUE, le J....,IAI de OCr"' bt (on ... mmated •I 11\e OlllU 01 lmpuutoi lm-r de cu.ndo en llW•an "' tel elt<<-..,.,.,.. Of lob tons ci. t~ to IWI dtt.,.mlft-Que FINANCIAL GUILO OF AMERICA, <u•ndo stoun de1erm1nedo Ur ,.,.., ..... -f'9QU<Wot ,. ley .. "" H"' -'°' pr.....cllo <lt4 0.ltfllO.,. S)O Soutll LAFoette P•n Plot<•. LOi M<ewrlO p0r '" Mew Olre<llo dotl prenl••• ~n lllbsl•1><o•lrnen1t t• Me1ora> No 1'0 ti nt-de 1 ~:::~'"'j~ltlorn'1t '26» °" °' •lier 01 ST RI TO OE AGUA OE t RVI NE slu1ttnle '°""" ..,.,..,. prowoda,,,.., ,._ un ltpo ~ lrl• O.'.d ~-y 17 1•7• RANCH .......... ,. m••·-de Im 8ALOTA O"CIAL e>uellO!t "''"''"°-" dlct>O 0<s1r1to <ll• -I I c tldad °"JI 00 por i100 OIST•tTOOllMllJO•ASMO. UI Me10<t\, y S«....O Pot'lY :•:.i,,:;:~ f:at SOC>rt 1~ ~ OIL 'UESTO QUE ~ ~ml\ltlle !fln~t FINANCIAl GUILD loulo,.<M dtnlro de ~ ltmole. Otl OISTltlTODllAGUAOll1•¥1NE une ~•tcc•on de 11p0 ompUest~ md• ABMEBRI~ 1 O•slrlto ~ Mel0<...,,1en1.x ,.o n1 Ott llANCH •mo el " de JUfllo, t'78, al Qr-' p~ .... ;::;, • net AGUA OE IAVINE RANCH' hies IELECCION IUl'ECIAL 01. <Omo IO oermjtt •• ·~ °"' E.Sl.000.• FINANCIALGUILDOFAMElllCA londo\ lmPueUO\ y rec•uo•005 d "'°J:.~~~~~~iSTOS ~~·~~r;;::~~_DJ•lrtto dtt! Meior ... )JO s.. Lah.,.... P•r'll "K• t•Ul" de '"' ,.,., ....... ,,.,.,. de Im IN s TR u cc I 0 ~Es .. l 0 s A HORA. POR ESTO. lt1 Junto do• Lfl •-1 .. CA._, PUt\lo• seran uwdO!t por ,. Mel<! VOT TES PuOlllf'le<l,OrM>Qe C.O.sl Ootlly Polol. Olfetllva del OISTRITO OE AG,UA AN . Pora volar, rn<t•llUtl 11ne Olrecl«HU de! OISTRITO OE AGtJA Mey711•71 OE IRVINERANCH~ratlbenefoclo CfUl t+I ... II c...clro cit "Ola<k>ll IRV•NE RANCH Ctertament ..... • 1.._.18 oe1 Olurlto 0t ""-l«Mnientos HO u1 desoundelepelM>r• "S."odH-ldt \uf!lvtn, OtlHrntM • orden.., co""' dt'I OISTRITO OE AGUA OE IAVINE la p.1l•br• "No " Toelas otrlb+cl•• Seccion I Que ~ deterMlllaOo pgr PUBLIC N IC w oeterml11Man O!t cu.ndo en cuarido TOC1asmarc.as<1<leren11uonCH'ol\IOtCIH H t• por 1 .. J....,te oo O.reclOfff QU• ,., pOf ,. Mesa OlrtKllva Gel OISTRITO tM<•nnul•l•bittol• Mt~H••O yd• me1or Pf'Ove<ho p.1•• .. 1 NOTICE OF ELECTION OE AC.UA OE IAVINE RANCH. SI usled eQUl>IOC~l'l'llfll• "'''C•t. Olllrlto oe Melor•~ No 2'IO eiol..014'Wr •E'°'-UTIOHNO. tt1Ht Ste< Ion J Olle PO• est• es cit· rol•, o U lt'C)llea ffUI !Nlol•, r1t11r1Mla Y provHr .,..,.. un llpo de lmput>IO-. RESOLUTION 01' IOAlltO 011' termon•do Que llay meno' oe "R19hlr~ de Vottr1t.,,, dl!l COii mnlmotomoespennltldoyprovetOo OlllECTO•S 01' t•VtNI! •ANCN OOSCIENTOS CINCUENTA '2SOI -cltOr-yobl-otr<1 IJOI' la S.c(IOf\ ms, "9!.t• y 1~111\tVl' WATIE• OISTlllCT CALLING A volanlu Ulllkado• tleQlblH P••• MIOIOAtoM&TIDAAL di!'• Se"1on 728' Oel Cooloo d•· MAlC IMUM TAX llATE ELECTION vol1r en'"°"""" de telts elecclonu, VOTO DIE LOS YOTANTIS 11'\QrtSO• y trlOUl.cjon por I• cant- IN IMPlltOYEMENT DISTllttCT NO. 'por UIO\oe ~l<ll• OIM<.0. elecclon ELECCION OE TARI FA MAXI~ tie ,, 00 pO( llOOd&la valua<lon 16W<ld PUBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE P UBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE U' Of' IAIO OISTlllCT FOtt 'Tffl sa concluzca "°"el uso dt btlot.s 00!' OE IMPUESTOS Sere PtermUodO Y de la P•OO'-Wlel6 a tmPUeU~ PUll,OSE 011' ,.OYIOI NO A COUtlO como n P"OV'e1do en Se<clon •utorluoo ti OISTRITO 0£ AGUA CleftlrodelOi!ilnto cleMe1or••HO 2<IO MA II I MUM TAJC lltATE AS SET nu Otl Codloooe ln0ft'S<5., Trlouta. OE IAVINI! RANCH, conf ... me. ,. CMI OISTRITO DE AGUA IRVll<l f'OlltTH AND "'lOYIOl!O 1<0111 IN cton del hl.00 Ot Ctlolornl.t. 11 Se<clOn 22ti, por toooe iftCIUMve dt fl RANCH •·lf>tl NOTICE TO caEOtT0•5 llt·1"'4 NOTICE TO Clltl01TOlll$ SU,IElltlOll OC>UltT Of' THI: NOTICll TO CllEOITO•S NO ...... C1,. ST ATE Of' CAUll'OttNIA FOlt "° .... on SUl'E•10tt COUlt'T Of' T,.IE TNll COUNTY OF OaANGE SU,.llltlOlt COU•T OF THE STATI Of' CAUl'OflNIA l'Olt Ne. A-twl STATEMCALl~•NIA 11<0• THI (l()UNTY Of' O•ANOE Ettate o4 RUBY POTIER VALAN TNIE COUNTY 01' OAANOE lro 1111 Mall.,. ol lhe El!Me ot DORIS 1 INE, OtcN>ty ll•Yen lo crodllOr\ PLATH, DKN-. ' ,,,., an l»f'SOt!S navonQ c1•1-~jnst llaVlnQ <••·--·nSI '"" s.tld OKt Notlu I> lllf'tOy 91...,, to crodlloo Ille ttld CltKeOtftl .-e •9CIU•rtd to Ill• Oeflt to 111~ \aiO clolrns ftl 11\t o411tt ot navlno Claims llOflMI ll'lt Hid dt<•· ,,...,, with IN necessary -.clltr$, In tl'le cffflt ot tl\e otle><HotlO court or to ctenl lo Ille Uld tlatm\ In '"" otloce of IM olflu o1 llllf <ltfk o4 IM •Dove en-present 11>em to 11>1 unO'""Qn<'d ol Ille tl'le Clerr.. Of , ... .storewod courl or to lllled court, or lo pr.,.... tllem. wllll ollltt 01 R Jtclt. G.ouldffl, Burton, present lllem 10 Ille unotrMQlntd al Ille 11>1 ,,.c .. sary vou<M,..., lo Ille 11n· G•11ldln, T~ tM NOIS4". 7&?• otfl<• of BURT BARNETT, Alloonoy 0trSIOMd8lllltofllceOfMtrtlnA Art-South Painter Avenue, Wllltllttr, •• Lew, 177tt l<Onvalk Blv<I . Suil• 101, °'''°"· TSll F«l\11111 eo..teverd, TU• C•lllClf'nl• wlllcn IAllH o411Ctt " llW' NOfWllk, CMl!Oflll• .0.05, •hl(fl l•lttr 1unoa. C• .. wfllcl\ II ,,,. PIK• Of bu\I· pl•U ol blislMU of Int uncle•SIQntd on office It IN ptect of b<islnMs oC ll>e un· Mn of llw unilto'9ned lro ell mtlters ell mallt•• pet"lelntn(I lo \.OIO .. ,,,., lier-.!~ In •II ..,.,..,., pert1inl119 IO P'Jr1al"lnQ to Ille Htale o4 wkl lle<e· Suell t1a1ms wtll\ tl\e nttuuery u ld es1e1t. Suell Cl•lms w ll11 I~ cte"'. wltllln fOw montlls aft.,. tlle llnl vouc:ner' must be 111eo or Prtwnleo'" neceu•ry -.clle" "11111 be flleo or Wbllcellon Ol tllls notke. •lortse•d wltllln lour months 'lier ,,,. preHnted es eCoreseld wllllln lour Dale<! Mloy 10, 1911. llrll pVl)tocllllon ot '"'' noll<t monllls •lier Ille llrsl publl<Allon 01 VER~ONEOWINV.AU.NTINE ' Oettd 'lprll?l, 1978 11\h f\Otlce. E•e<ulor of 1 ... w111 ot Freotr10 8ollev tno Oattd Ac>rll u. "'' t,. &Clove,....,., de<eoeM """ L. ~ R09tr JOSeoll Pt.ttl\ MA.TIN •• ANDll•SON Eu<ul«HS of Ille w u1 e11eculot o4 IM Wiii 7UI f'Mtllill ........ OI Hid Oe<:eoo111 ofJeldOtc.... TvJ-..,CAtlMJ ... JACIC OAULOIN •u•'T •A•NllTT Tel: in..... •u•TON, GAULDIN, AttwMy 41t I.Aw A"-' fW lbKlll., THOMSON • Nill.SON UHt N_. llVf Put>llsl>ecl Orange O>esl Delly Piiot, Au.,,..,, et i..w ,.,,, IH MIY u, n. 2', Junes. ,.,. 76U s. p ........ "" • lffrw•lll, CA -l'I07 71 WMlll.,., Cllllenlll Te l: OUltu.tttt Tel: UUl ....... l Pvblll.,.., 0reft91t C.0.•I Delly Piiot, Publtshed Or•nQt Coa•I 0..oty l'llol, _,..,._Y_,_. _1_1_s_, »_, _n_n _____ t.,,t'-"92'-1.1"~1 --------------1 "'-t '·a. u . n. 1~11. PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE , ... 11 IMttM NOflCll TO QEOfTOlll NO.....m. SUflS"•IOlt CO\llrr Of' TNll STATl Oii CAUflOttNIA flOll TM• CIMI.,.., °" Ott-.,.oa In tile Mall ... of ttlt ElleU ol FAANCfS M. 00AMAN •~ kno- at f'aANCESMAltOAJllT OOllMAN, 0ecNtff. Notk• I• ,.,...,, ot"'" to credllot't """ll'IO ti .. _ IOAIMI tM .-loS -.. dtlll tO Ill• Mid Cl .. tM Ill tN Olfke Of tllt elm of IN....,... c-1 or lo pr-nt tMm to lllt YndtrtlonM et Ille Offke of T. Ill. HAU... Jiit., YOUNO, Hl!HllllE, HUM"1RIH, MAM>ff ~ WU.LINS, 100 '"°"-Mtll Wttt. Pomoft•, c..tlfomla •n-. 01111l«1 t•n•r office It lM plect of """""'of the -denlOfttCI In all mett•in ptrl1lnlnQ lo Hid Hiatt. Suell clalmt wlll\ 1111 M<eu.tr'I' WUC:Mn mlll1 l>I flleo Of P""91"H n tforttalel •111\111 fOllr tnOntl\I •!tar lite llnl .,.....le(lllon of thltNlkt OtlMI Allfll ft, lt1t l'l"'T NATIONAL OANI( • Tlf"'f ()OMPANY OH'TAllllO,CA •~o1.,.w111 • OluloO.C... YOUN•. ND•I•, tWWMIUU. MA~•WSUJlll . ......,.. . .._ ,....._ ........ ..._,CAm.. ,..,, .... Or .... '°"' Delly "lot· ,,._, '· '· 1i n. '"' '"'" PUBLIC NOTICE ,.OTICETOOONTltACTOllS SECTION UIS OF. TO, ANO SecrelMlodtlc.ondadoyR19<str-Se<co0f\Jmde!Coc1too0tlr>Qr-Y Sec 2Que1 t>otlol ., CALLINGF011810S INCLUSIVE Of' Ult 0, THll oe YottnlH Ott~ de Orange lmp11u1os. lm-r di CYMIOO .. " ..... .:.·~ ..... ,9(/~~~.c:..:~ !.<hoot O•Jtroet $.>Odl-ck Valley lllEYl!l4UI ANO TAlCATIOH OOOE IJOf e\le SOll<it• el c-.Clr la E•ec-cu•ndo u1111n delermonedo ser '"•tero•s ~ roew:..a '" ,.., '" tm Unified School O<ilrOCI 011' TlfE STATE OF CALlf'OllNIA c1on Especo.i dt TIPO de IMj)<>HIOS nece>1rlo pOr '' -.. O<rtKllv• del prerol•r.o en 'Ull>l..,c1•lm"nlt! ,, 1110 Ot..Ohnt , 00 0 (IOU pm 01 WHEREAS, llW' IRVINE RANCH dtS<rol• y ""° dkll• -· oentro del OISTRITO OE AGUA OE IRVINE •IQUteftl<t IOmW 11\tSlhO.tyOIJuow 1q71 WAT ER DISTRICT flRWOI ,,., OISTRITO OE AGUA IAVINE RANCH, -l•ff• .......... oe Im IALOTAOFICIAL PlaCt' o4 e.o Re<••PI SdOCJltO•O, t>eretolort"' !tie--· P"""'°"" by RANCH P¥• el Olstrlto de MeJ«.S ~·OS HI la(Mllld«I de" GO por'SIOO Tlll lTO OE ME.IOltAS NO ,.. VAllh Unlflto S<llOOI 0.1troc1. Olllce lew est•bl•Sille<OVIMf'fll Olstrl<I No ••t die val1»<lon I~..,. I•~ DIS · cv IO<AlllUCS. dtfttto de IOI llmllelo del OEL ot Feclllll" a. Servocn , ?~I Oovno No.?•totlRWO.-A 00 p TADA. FI AMADA. y Olslrllo -Mt.__......,_~ •• , -, 01n1111TOOEAGUA051111YINE Drive MlntonV1eio.CA'l2~7S WH EA EAS no '"" ••I• ""' APROBAOAHIOdl• 17 deAbrll, t•rt. -,__'" .... ~........ • -••NCH ProJul l<k!roll1tcal1on Namt El ll•r•lofort bten lt'••fO tor 11ny LE EotnlllO AGUA OE IAVINE RANCH1 T•lt\ ILECCION ESPECIAL OE Toro H•Oll SU>OOI Footbell F•tlO PU•pO\tS Wltllln lrnprC)Vt'menl 01llr1<t PrMl-ltdel OISTRITO !onoos llTlllUHIO• y ••c•ud•OO• • . ei, .. c..... No JtlOflAWO,-de AGUA IAVINE RAN01 y ceuw de "'' .......... ( ... , ... Im Tll'O:.:~'~:.sTOS Pl•< t Pl•n• ••e on 'tit WHEREAS, ltlt=O ot Oire<tor\ II l)Vt\IOs stran uMICIOs PG< le Meu • o ...... 011lltlmt A•>OCldlts. o4 IRWOll.tsdeter I 1ttobe1nttw JUlltadeOlroch>nl•dt'HI•. Olrecllve Ott OISTllllTO OE 'IGUA V~Ti;.~;E1u;.;;o::.,f.!,.,"c,..;tJ -, Artlllleth. lQJI E•sl CerrllO\ Avenue, best lnterett ol 1-I Olstrkl OE IRVINE RANCH-· et btfltlklO YO • urw Sutt• H, ,,.,,.,,...m, CA 9280& Pnone No ,., to "'aotl~lfl ,,.. ,.,..,,...,. Of&-Publl!tlled Orenot C.O.st Oeoly Pllol .,., Otsltilo de Mtlor'-• ... !05 Ho 141 Cflll t . I ... el CuedrO de •Olk1on 010 9S..(1811 V•Ot'O by l•w 8 mavlmum I•• relr lor MtYU. "71 l-.U-1' Clel OISTAITO OE AGUA OE IRVINE de-\Clelapelabre"St''odt-0• NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN llwl •aid lmprovprnent Olllrl<t otl'ld -------------~~A!c, ... H..,";"~!!'~ ','-"es llc~os('~CIO ~~=~·~~':°~~;;~~~ Ille •bOve-n.t<-...0 StllOOI 01str1c1 ol WHEREAS, 1t l\ptrmlu.btt to hOIO PUB OT --·--· -... -· or.,noe tountY. C.lllornla, etll"9 by • rne~imum le~ r&te tlKI-on June LIC N ICE por la MeM Dl!'1Klive 0.1 OISTllllTO Todasm••ua~di-ttt>Of'prOfltbtOd •nd 1nrou9t1 lh Govtrnono Board, "· iq790 lo tile""'""' and 0 permlll41<1 OE AGUA OE IRVINE RANCH Y 1\-.;ennutelalWIOIA. n • r • • n •It e' '•'err• d to d' by Ill• la'"' ot Ille Slalt 01 Calllorfli. NOTICE o' •~fCTIC* Sa« ton *· Ow por tU• u oe. SI "'""' equ1vouc»rntn1t m•rc.i. "DIST AICT", w111 rec••"" up lo, b<lt tor tmprOYe,,_t Oistrkl No. 261 ot •ESOLUTIONMO. '~" ltrm ll'ledo q.,e ll•Y mt no• de rott, o •S"-a t"• 1M11ote, rllCJf"sel~ not,.,., !Nin ttte •bO ... ·st•l•d tlrnt, llle~WO; llllSOLUTION Of' •Oa•o Of' OOSCIENTOS CI NCUENTA (UOI ~· RtQl&lrAOIW' °' VotM>tes, <lel c.on ... led bid:> fClf' I~ awArd 01 • conlrecl N , THEREFORE. , ... 8oaro 01 Ol•aCTOlllS 01' llltYINI RANCH votanttl callll<-l eleQlblts p•r<1 decloele Or..._ y-en941 otra. fortne•Ooveprojf! '""" be rtc:t'IVed In Ille pltc:• WATER DISTRICT <IOH resolft, CM· MAXIMUM TA.It lltATt. ILIC'TIOH , pOr nto,. Mllkll• QUe cilOe tltKCIOl'I VOTO 01 LOS YOTANTIES lcltnlllled ebow~ Sl••ll ~ -ned term Int 4lftd ~ _. IOllOW\ IN 1~1.,lllOVIMllCT OISTlllCT MO. M condw!c• por •I USO de tNllOl•> PClf' ELECCION OE TARI FA M.AXIM.A end PllbllCIY rud •louo •l the Section I That It Is lltreby di 10 01' IAIO ot•T•IC't f'Olt TH• CCHl'WO como ., proveldo en SIC<IOf1 OE IMPUESTOS· ~· llef'Mtlldn • ebOve SletMIUmeM\dptece 1,,,..,1ned o., ll'i\ Board ot Oirecton 'Ulll~OSI Ofl ,.OYI OINO A 22871181 c:ooioode l~>y frlbul•· eulorir•do t i OISTRITO OE AGUA Tiier• will be no OtPOStl ('<!Ulreo for IN! ",, M<M""'I' anCI In, ... !IHI In· MA II I MUM TAX •ATll AS SST clon del Est-de Calllornl•, ti OE IRYINE RANC>i, conformo 0 ... DIOOO<Ul'l'llf\ts t.-f'h of '""'"'"""""'' OISlrlCI HO f'OlllTN AND , .. 0111010 110• IN Stc,..tarlo Clel Condltdo y A .. IStrador Stec Ion HtS. -..... oncl~w"" ... E•<ll bid mull conform ano w >•I 10 ••llOllSll ano e>rovlcll •I ll\ls ••CTION Ult Ofl, TO, ANO de YOl•ntn Ciel Coftde<IO Clll Or..,99 5Kctontm dlt Codlooelle lflOre>o> • ro'>POflslvetotllec.ontrectdO<umenh, llme • Mewlmum T•• R•le 0 INCLUSl'itE 01' UH O~ TNI pOr ffla tolldla ti ~It la E19C lmpunt~. ,..,_r dt <Wr>do ~n E•<ll bid Sllall'Dtt KC<>m-lld Oy p.,mltt.,i -provided o., U?SJ, IO lltll\tlNUI ANO TAXATION COOi CIOI\ Es.peel .. die Tlpo die lmpunl0$ <uando HQ11n determtnado ''" Ille sacurlly reterrt<l to In tile <onlrtc:t •l'ld inclu~ ... ol 02t'I Of Ille Rtft-0 , TM• STAft ()It CA\.1..0•NIA 0.Krtl• Y WOO dl<ll• -I Otnlro <Ml M<eM•IO .,.,.. la Mele Otrw<llvil del OO<umenh-Dylntll'10Cprooosect eno ra ... tlOl"ICodelrolMAmoUfllOf WHEllEAS, IM IRVIHE llANCH OISTRITO OE AGUA IRYINE OISTltlTO OE AGUA OE •RV•Ht: ~onl•KIOn ,, DO per \100 of .. ~ vllualion ot ¥rATE R OISTlllCT "RWOI lies RANCH JHW• 11 O..irtto.,. _jor., RA,.CH. -tartt• .... Kime de ,,,. ,,,. DISTRICT ,_VtS '"" rtQhl lo Int llAlbll .,,_rty Wlllltn lmc>tOVt lltretolort lfl tlle-pnwldM 0., 14o.241 DUftlqlllft l•~·--" OOpor\IOll rejtKI ..,y ot .. , blO\ °"lo wal.,.. any O I! law tSl•Dll~ lmprJ>_,..,.. Olstrl(t A 00 PT AOA, FI AMAO.A, Y de ve1 .. den likal _..,la Of'~ ~~T~to·~.·s::=TRbllorCTdd:;~, .:.l1:1.::n,,: ~E~~~A~~ ~L~±~o· :v~: N~t~l:f~ m:~ I u , ... II u AP1t08~~ :r.:." .. a-.11 ... ,.. ~~~:~:: ::::..:..:. ';:'';:., :: ,,.. ... .., • ·~ _,, lltrtlOIOft bun levlad for """' Pntldltnttelel OIST"ITO AQUA OE IRVINE AANQi• Taitt Ille Olrertor o4 Ille Oe114rtrntnt ot el well election lneddlllon to l"8 m•I· --wl.,_.fl ,,...._, OISltl<I Ot AGUA 1av1NE RAN(;lf Y IOllCIOI lmpvtH~ y rte.t'"'•OO• • I 0 ' I I D I '"" requlr-td 0., -.....it IM orlnled If\ ~ 141 ~' ........ ~ Jwot• ... Olroc-... ..... c••-A ...... •a• -a··-1••11• -,,,. n "' ' • .,,e lllOIU the ••fl•r•I s11m1en11et1y the lotlowl119 tqrm --"-.,;-·--....... _ pntv•lllnQ ••te ot ptr Olt m w•90 In Ol'l'ICIAL IALLOT WHEllllEAS, IM eo.+-o ot otACltlln Pllbtl.,_, Or.._ ONsl 0.lly Ptt0C -stoa ~ren 11-1 pot •• Me•• ,,,. 1oca111., In wtlKll 11\la-~ I• to"' IMPaO'llllMNTOllTltlCTNO. HI OI t•WO r..t .... """"'II. be 1 .. IN MeyU, 1'11 Oft'K:•va tie! OCSTRIT'O OE AGUA e>trtormtd lot' tt<n <reft or type ot 0 , beSI ll'lttrttbOl I,.,._ Olttrl(t ,..,.,. OE •ltYI,.( •ANOC -·.i -t1e111 :'!~~;,·~::.,•:,:;:~.~~' ~ '""" .. •AHCM wATH 01na1CT =..!•:..,~;::-.!:..":..!':, ~"',; m n u •c NOTICE :: g:~';1~~; ~':':O~.~·.~·~ OISTAICT olllte IOUltd •• JS.JI ''1 CIAL TAX llAf• &LICTIOH Mid Im,,__ Oistmt. -l("Vua.a ltAl4CH -· , .......... 11(.ltoe tomo OIMl\O Or. Mll'lbn vi.10. CA .,,,5 ,,_ tt, l'7I WHE lt!EA$. 11 It...,.,... ...... llotd .. dt1ennt-... dt c .. -tft (~ Co91t• m•y bt otllainf<I on rfQllffl. A IN5lAUCTION1t fO VOTIAS To t 111ulmlifft ta• roll\e -llOll on J..,. ."'.~C;'~~~CT. I~ 11M IA Meta OINCll11a dtf OtSTRITO <OOY OI ·-"'" ""'" bl POlt.ed •• ..ote, men.<,... ( •.! "' ~ ""'11119 "· ,,, •• lo ... •llWnt tnf ff 119f1'ftlttM _., .. _ -.,_ 01! AGUA OI! IAVINE AANC>t ttle lob""' MIW•• ., ... t1le wor'CI YES « .11 ... Dy ..... law. Of -~"' CellfOr>ll• ••SOLUTION 0, •o••o 01' SttclOll '· Oue jlOt .. ,. ~. a... Tile IOreootno l(ttfdul• ot -Olttn Ille_., "HO". All_,,.. CIClwfwlM .., lmjlr-Olllrlel .... 141 OI 0 1••CT0•• 01' ••VIN• •ANCH lefl'lllflACI• 1111• ,. .. m•no. Ot' waon It baMd -"..orkl"9 day ot "'-•to ler1lldelll I'll Clltllft9\11"11nt IM llllWO ::;.a,.i:,:·:::·::,:A.~:.,~o: OOSCI ENTOS CINCllENTA "'°' tloftl Ill "°"'"' ~ ... ratt 1or hOllcl<oy =~',,0~~ IOf1llOJltltn ...0 """'• Ille NOW, THl!lllEFOllE, the llo9r• fA IN IMPlllOYllMllNT OISTltlC'I' MO. V9t•nlt• C.llfl<'4'00t •teotblt~ .,..,,. ano ovtt11Me woo . SIWlll .,. •I ..... II YOV W"°"OIY -'"·' ... '·or ClettK• Olrulort Of tile ,,.YIN! ltANCH a. o~ s.AIO OltT••CT '°" THI .-.. ,•fl~.., ... lat• tt«<IOM•. llmttnd-11&11 lttl• twllol tol\Wfl II 10 tllt ()fenge WAT&lt 01$T.ICT "°"' ,_..,., -·ua •o•• 0, ,lllO"llOIMO .. •W t!tlOtetllll<ll•QW~•·tKclon II ,,,.11 be l\'llllnG•lory .,po .. '"" • termlM _.,._ aA NM!ow> r' r' • .. .... <ondUfC.f -el Ute>.,. IMIOI .... CONTRACTOR IO W'l\Om IN CO!ltrtl•ln SUllOft I Tt..t 11 It lltraoy Cle-MA .. MUllll TU ltAT• "' SIT ~ '' .,..,deo. And 11poro eny •nollltr 1erM1-tw 1111• lile«f OI Olf'9cilon 'oant ANO '•ov10•0 '0111 ,,. =r:.'O::.:~wklD e11 f-~k>ti illlKOfltra<tcr OOdtf lllm, 10 pey f\01 MIA~.·~eMv..!".~.OTO llltl '"' -y _ .. 1119 -1 ,,,.. ,. CTION uu 0' TO AND ,,..,.._' , ··-.... .,.. "'' " .., INCLUlt"I• 0' Utt O~ TN• clon 11•1 l!ftedn <It C•lltOrnt,., "' ltotl\Anlllt..,OM»e<l!l..trllt .. IOtll MAXIMUM TAii lllATI l!LIC lw••I• Ol lmllf'I>~ Olltrld "4o. llla"llNUI ,.wo T••aTI-. COOi tt(tOIMlo eltl ~ylt9911tr-r workll'len trnj)IO~ bv 1"8m '" 11• 141 10 •-bit ent11 IW0"'4111 •I thlt .,_ """ -de VOl<Mlet Clttl OlndldO dt Of-ttetClltlOll OI IN CAlftlrau JIOl'I · 'lllt lJ 1111 I RYIN t R;.!4CH lime e Mui mum Tu lt•lt u 0' t•a ITA11 OI' CAUllO•IOA NO blOdff ,.,...~ ""'*•w ,, •• bid IOt WATBR DISTRICT lie perrnlllad -permlllect -Pl"O"'-l • ., um td WHllll&AS. tllt IRVIN& RANCH ~ ~·:.i:::11:. 411T~·r~~ • perlOd OI turly·ll ... IOI d.IYS after eull>CHl,.o. ~1 IO S«llOll tm, alld lllCIUll .. of \221tof ll• ..... ~ WA ti,• OIST•ICT (lllWOI II•• Cltwrll• '"'90dltlllt -.,1cttntn1oe1 ,,_ delt Ml lot n.O!Mfll"OOI bid• lllt'O\fOll .tlld lftclUtl1ttof te(llC11 i"'~ tnd fneltor> C.ode I~ Cllt •ITIOlll!t of Mtolofott (fl 1111 -IH..,I_ by O• 'T Ill I TO Of' AOllA 1111111 N r A P"Y"""'' ~ -• perlorm4fll(t tilt Reve-tnel TuellOll C.OCS., lo $!.00 ,.,. \ICIO"' ••'"'9 .,..,...,._. OI law ett•bllt!IM '"*'-' Oltlfkl lltANCH ,,..1 t i DlttrllO Cit "'-tor•~ l>O~d •Ill D• ••Qulttft Oflor to lwy ·-.,_.11_ M4Matl!llCIM tflit " ...... '"'*f'tY .rlt1tll ,,,..,_. .... 2'0of tllWO;.... ,. .... tot11llo11 of tllt ~onlr«t Tiie to1Mt1tte-v111¥1Mlo¥CIOIOI'" Mtfll Dl•lrl<l,.. MltlhlltVINI WH•'llA,, tlO cu ret. "•' AOOPtAOA •••MAOA y peym•nl bond "'9111111111 IM IWm .. , tort ol IRYINC lllANCH WA Tl• lllANCH WATllll DliTltlCT lletttefere ••t11 lewl .. lor ally Al'lllO•AD.41 ffttdt• trdt AIWll. Jt}f !Of'tlllfllM~nctOO<utN!!lt 011Ta1CT,afl\t>ll-IMtttalflU11 Sltd'-1·1'* .. Nlletl"•·--,.._.....,. .. ,.,..,,.,IO!t"1C1 l..E Dlwl'-Oo"'"""' ... rd M'IOull\ Of $1AO "9' ,,GO OI llaUICI et""" ~lltfl Ill~-.. 111t ""9t> Me. HO ti t!IWO· -• "• 111...,1 H. ,.,..._ u1~t10fl °" , ... ~"'Y toc•t" 111" ,.....,...., i.w t11ett 11tllf'l11tee1 1., wH•RIAI. .;. ...,.. ., Otrec'°" ...... t•• D1r111 ro AlllllOflleCI AOIM '"1""" IN llOYl!Ntrtft ht411 .. tMenl MIWUlllWlllY llll lllillowlrtl 119rm • 1 ltWO '* •lel 11q•" II• 111 IN :..~AN~ ' l'WOll"-11 °"-(Nu Ollly l'tlot Oblrkl Ml ,.f OI lllNOIE: ltAW04 Ot',.IOM. ~ -llftl lllt•r.t11 ti 1...., __ I OhitrlCt llw9llUM Or.... 1~1 ... jNy tt, tt, mt WitTllt? 1«11 f\lr>dt '""''" tnd <OI IM,lllOY•Me:NTOIS'raletMO.Ml Ho HO l•111M11l1n lft IN-llf't-Mt,tt, mt ,_,. le<tff "Y ,_ ol well"""'"""" I•• o~ vleltel tw 1 .. " meJtll'llltm lax ratt tor •!Ot,. ' ... Mond9r. May 22 1971 P\Jm.ac oncg PUBUCN011C PlJBUC NOTICE plJBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE P\.IBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PICTITIOUS euMMHS MAMmlTATaMaMT TM tollowlflQ pertOft' .,. dolllQ ~MUM. IC EVSTOHE VE NDING COM· PANY, !GO N. 8'°'°'"'· S\ilte IOI. ~I• AN. Ctll'QrN•97101 KEVSTON& llUILOtNG COA POltA Tl~.• Ctl ........ • <O<'PO'•· llOI>. 10>0 H llr'oedwe,, Suile IOI, S.n- 1• AN, CAltfOrlllaftlOI Tiii• llllllNK i. ~ l1Y •<or· Po<•llOn. K..,.._ IW+ldlnt ~1llon CVt'll ~. 1<41rtl'Nll. f>toMlllllWlt This SIAl.._,I wn lllW •1111 !toe Coo\lftlJ o.ni of Or-c..un., °" -· II, ltll. ~ ..,,..1 ...... Or .... °*' Deity l>llOI, .-..,, U, tt, !t Md ,._ l. lt1t ... "' • Pl11lUC NOTICE Pl"BU(" N<rn 8 •one. Of' 11.ICTIOlll -•• ,,,. ... Dir. •••• \lei 1>1Ullll TO ll~VllOMMIO ttJ•tt Ol AOUA 0. lltYINl lclLNCH IU •Ol.lolflO• O• IOAID D• \eetlM ) Qloe H • 01• •• .. Dlltl(TOlt• O• lltYllll IA•ctt hr,,.lt1••t lllt ll•Y "'""ta lie WATl• OIUllCT (Al.I.Ille A D0•(.1t1n0$ (OiC:Ul'ITA IUOl ..... 1111\IM TU aaT• S\AttlOlil •Ol•t1ln C•lllKadtt tl"I~ .. IMll 1111 IM,.ltOVCMa1tT OlltllCT WO. .. ,., •" ~ -Ot 1<11• •*< ....... HI OP IAIO OllTllC'f l'CMI ,... ' ..................... _ ,_ ei.<c-.. u ... o,. o• "llOYIOI•• A • ,~ ................ be ........ llllAICIMllM TAIC IATI A$ •• , torreo '°"'° •• ptOWKIO .,. *('°" ~ITM AlllD ... OYIOIO ,Olt IN UeP O.I Coc1'9D Cit ll'IOf-\ ¥ fr~. •&CTION JIU 0,, TO, ANO CIOft d•I fU-cH C'•lllO•t •• ••• ••CL.USIYI OP Utt o• TMI !>e<••l•tlO •• eo.-f Rt91al•-••v••u1 ANO TAAArlON COO& • Vot•nl .. Otl (.oftNOo .,,, Of•noe OP lMl ITATl OP CALIP'OINIA PDt Hit iotll(lle •I (oMll(lr le £1oc WM~IEAS,'1"9 fltVlliE •ANCH <10" [•!>«1411 Cit TIPO fe ln•-H<l'I WATl!lll OtSTfllCT lllWOI ht• ..... r1i., WM Old>e ~ _,lro del ...... totor.lft ... ,,_rprovl-0., Ol~lR I TO OE AGVA IRVIHl ltw tllltlll~ IMCll'O...,_I Dhiri<! RANCH pet• ti OhtrllO CM i!MjOfea Ho IO()flltWO:eftd Ho,,, WHEREAS, ftO Ua rtlt llU .t.OOPTAOA, flltMAOA, V lltrtt•tort ti.•n lt¥1 •O tor eny APltOaAO.tl tti.dl• 11.,,, Allrll, .. , •• llU•PO~ wlthll'I lmc>rovtrneftl Oi.ttl!Otl'lt••• OISTRITO WHEREAS. 1"' Bo.rd of Olre<tOt\ 0t AGUA IRlllNE RANCH y of I RWO Ms Otlowmined II lo llf 11'1 tl\t Junie.,. Olt'KIOtft de""'· 111 .. 1 lnltAits of lmc>ro_._I Dlllrl1•sl>td OfaftOt Or-GNtt 0.lly No tto lo H.-11111 .. tht ,,..,.,,.r pre. PllotMayZ2, 1'11 vlded l>y ,.., • mt•lmum tu r•t• lor 1 ----------"''.,...--"_ MIO fmpr.,..,,.,.. Ohtrkl; end •· PUBLIC NOTICE WHEREAS, II lspennlu.l>lt IO l\old • m ta•mum tu r•t• •l«tlon on JUM It, ltll, to !ht ute<1t -•• permllled 1--N_,O-l-IC_IE_TO....,-COH-:-:~T::lt::A:".:CTO:=":".::lt':'5-• l>y the l•W\ ~ U. s.tal• Of Gtlllornla CAUINO POlt at0$ 1P' lmor .... m.m Olatrkt NO. 141 of Sc'-1 Ollttkt Se4dl•b•O V•ll•'f 1}oe I RWO Untlled S<11oo1 Ohttkl NOW, THEREFORE. the &oerd of llfd OHCllt .. : 1.ao O'(loek p.m Of OlrHIO" of tllt lltvtNE RANCH ,,,..tl'IO•'f~June .,,. WATER DISTRICT dOts rflOI .... cM• Pl•o of llld R~elpl: Saddl•beO lef'm•l'lt -ordtr ..s totlowt· V•llev un111.o k'-1 Ol•trkt, Dlllu S.cllOtt ' TNI It .. MrtbY 0•· of Ftcllltlft.,.., s.tvtus. Z»ll 01- l•fl'lllMO IW INS tloerd of OlrtKlorS Ori,.., MIYlon Viejo, CA tKIS lhtt II h tW<euery -In tht but 11'1· Prol•<l lellj\llfk•tk>n Ne-. Le Pq l•r•\ls ot lrnpro.e......i Ol1trlct No lllttrmtdl•l•Sclloo!OparaoteW•ll• 141 to '"aoll•ll •rd provide •• ..... Pl•<• PIM!S •r• Of\ tlto. Oltlrkt ltme • Maafmum T•• Re l• u 0111<•. 1S6JI 01-0.1 .... MIHlon 1>9rm1tttd -pro¥1Cled l>Y •nts. lo Viejo. CA mH Pllone; (IUI -.tu. •tlO lt1Clut.1 .. ol um of 1"' R•wn.. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Otat •tld Tuellon c-In the •l'llOunl OI lllt •l>o• .. Mmtd Sc'-1 Olttrkl Of $1 00 per ''00 of MWUed veluetlon Of Or ... ~ C-.ty, Gtfllor11I•. tctlnQ by 11\t tuaDI• orCC1trty wilhln 1m11ro,.. end 111ro1>911 I It Govern1119 Boero. mtftl Dl1lrkl No 141 of Uw IRVINE hert ln•ller rettrrtO to ts RANCH WATER DISTRICT. "DISTRICT", •Ill rK<lln u11 to, b11I Section 2 Thal the l>ellot• to De uwd nol lattr tllaft 11\t tbO-si.tect time, '"1 aucll 11ec:11on In -IUon lo the mel· weltd bids lot t"9 -•rd of a eot1lr1KI tef\ rtqul,..., l>Y i.w -II be prinled 1,, tor,,,. •bO .. profoct MJt>tt..,tlally t,.. loOowino for1'f\ II lets shall 11e fe<tl...O I" IN 111.c:• O""CIAL 8At..LOT 10.ntlll.cl Mlove, -alltll llf opened IMl'ltOYIMINlO!llalCTli0.141 and publltlJ rud •IOud el ll1t 0,. tl>Ove·•l•ttd Umo and piece. lltYllH •AMCH WATll OISTltfCT T 11.,. will Ile • us 00 depot II S"llCIAL TAX IATE ILIECTIOH required tor -II Mt of !>Id doc,_ftl, J-It. 1'71 to ou•rel'llll Ill• rtturn In 0000 INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS To tOl'ICllllon within 10 O.y• •lier the 1>10 vott. merll. • Cf016 I• I In 11\t vollno -nlno dal• squ•r• eltet tllt WO<'d "YES" Of titer Eacll bid ""'"t conform •nd be ,,,. word "NO " All m61'11t 04,,.rwlW! re~tiYe to the eot1treICIOe<\ "" dl•ll"9Ul"'11no E•cl'I bid '11.tll be .c:compenled 111' merl<> tr• tor--m•U tM lht ••curlty rtl.,.rtd to In tllt conl•«I bellolvold. 00<11,.,,.nll -111' t11t llal ol pr090Md It yev •ninoly merk, toer, °' CMl•u Wb<Oftlrtcl°" tlllt l>•llOI, ret .. n It to ,,,. O<Ano• Tiie DISTRICT,_,,,..,,.. rfOfll 10 CoufttJ Reolltfar of lloter\ ""° obleln reftct any or ell bid• or to wefve eny .inot"9r lrreoularitlH or lnlormt lltl .. In •nY MIEAWll WaMtnlEO TO !>IOI Of If\ !he btOdJnQ. VOTED" VOTIEllS Tiit DISTRICT P\ff ol>le4ned frOlll MAXIMUM TAX 11.tlTE ELEC· ll'lt Olrtclor of 111« Otpertmenl of TION Sl'lell tlta IRVINE RANCH lndutlrltl Rtl•tlOn> the oentral WATER DIHRICT be permitted •l'ld pre••lllnQ rat• of per alem waoo '" aut"-lua, l>Unueftl to Soctlon 121s, the loc•ll!Y In w111c111111, _,k h 10 lie 111rouQ11 -1ncl~ve of Soctlon 119' of per1ormed fOf NC.II crall Of type of ll'le Aeve,,... ard T .. •tlOft C-, lo work.man ftted•O to .. t cute Ult levy trom time lo 11,.,,. ~ del•rmlned tOftlracl. 'ThH• rales •rt Oft Ille el the 10 ti. ,..cttwry !>y t,_ &o.trd 01 Olrtc· 01 STRICT olllc• IO<eltd •I UUI tor> of IRlllNE A.tlNCH W.a.TER OIMftO Or .• Mliilan Viejo. CA. 91.,! DISTRICT. e mt•lmutn 1•• ftlt In tlta Co1>1n may De Olll.i...O on rrQUtll IL tmOlll'll 01 Sl.00 -'100 OI ••MS-COl>Y ol t-..... """ be PGJMCI •• vel utllon on 11 .. property lo<•ttd 1"41 lob site. .. 11n1n lhe -.lei ot lmcirove,.,,.,.I TPHI lorevot"O 1.Cl'ltdVlt of .,., diam 0"''"' No 141 of IRVINE R.a.NCH WtQH Is bMeCI -• -lll"O .,.., OI WATER? Suen IUtlds lrtltd -<of· tlQllt (I)"""' The t•lt tor llolldey le< ltd by reftOft of well mewlmum tu al\CI ovorilme work lMll be •I IHtl •••• ~11•11 Of UMd by ,.,. Board 01 tlmt •nd on9·hell. D••t<IO" ol IRVINE RANCH WATER II •11•11 be mal'ldatory upo11 tilt DISTRICT ror int llfl'lffll of 1mpro,,.. COHTRACTC>fl lo -tilt tonlrecl m•nt 01tlrlcl HO. 141 of IPW IRVIHE Is •wtrdeO . •nd upo" ef\y RANCH WATER DISTRICT'°' W<h WD<Ofllra<tor -· lllm. IO pey "°' l•wlul purpo~ •\ mey be determl""O let• INn tilt Mid soe<llled r.iH to •II "°"' time lo 11,,.. "' ,,.. Board ol worlimtn Hnployad llV """' '" ,,.,. DINKIOti ~ IRVINE 8,ANCH WA TEii nocullOft ol Ille contra< I. DISTRICT ·-.;...: HO l>ldder m.tY wttlldr-tlla bid tor YES e P9•1od of lorty~tlvt !'SI de'f\ •Iliff HO IM cNll .. t tor I,_ -1119 of t>lda. Ste II .. l Tllet 11 IS lltrtby do· A peJmtnl bOnd el\O • 119rtormenc.e ltrmoned '""' tllere .,. l<>U INl'I TWO bolld will be roq11lftd prior lo HUNDRED FIFTY !1SO> •1111 d ... <11tlon ot Ill• COftlf•tl. ''" qu • JM1Yme<1t bOnO 11\ell tie In the torm Ml volet\ ellQIDle to •ol• In NCll ol aucll forth In lilt contrec:I dO<uments. t:le<llon>, •no ltw•elore It Is req.,.ated Go .. rnl"Q &oenl tllet lutll tlec:tlon bl Conoucted by It. RoOtrt H ~ u .. ot malltcl rwllota •• Pf'Ovleled In OlrtKIOr · ' '1111 ol lilt 11._.. .. -THelk>n Aut!lortt.cl A99111 coo. or '"' Sl•I• OI Celllornle, ,,,. Publl•lltd 0r-. CDHt 0.ll'f Piiot, County Clef~ -Reolatrar of Voten May 22 2t 1m 1-.11 of 1~ C1111nty ot Or11n9t f\tretrt r• 1-...:...._:..' ...:..' _______ __.. Quoh to c0ild11<t tll• here1ne1>ove delCrll>ed Sl)tcl•I Tn Rele eiectk>n of PUBLIC NOTICE lllt I RVINE RANCH WATER------------ DISTRICT tor tmcirowmeftl Olttrkt No. U I. ADOPTED, SIGNED . .tlNO AP· PROVED 1111117111 ctey ol April, 1•1e. LE. Eberll119 Pralclltllot IRVIHE llAHCH WAfER DISTRICT end of the soaro of Olra<IOra thtreol NOTIC9 0,. D•,.AUl..T DOUGLAS K. WALLACE. H WO. stlluted tnHI" ....otr 1"81 or1a1n -d OI In.st oteultd 1>Y 20ol Umlttd, • t..lmlled Perlneralllp, R•lph S. Sttlitte eftd Wllllern P , Rtttlvo, oanerel ~.as lruslor, to 0.wlO w. Doll•rlv, • merrltd me n, •• .,....flclery, O.ltd afld u.c11t9d "~" NOTIQA OE ILllCCION 11, 1'1). •I'd rtKoreled .t.ofll t•. 1'7' es it•IOl.UCIONN0.141 tn•lrumtl'll lio. 171'4, 8ook 10.SO, lllM>LUQC* 01 I.A JUNTA DE P419t 117,offlclal f-ol IM Colil'IW 01a1CTo•ts DlL OllTIUTO DIE Rt<Ordtr, Or-.ot County. Gtll-•, AGUA lltYINll llANCM Lt.AMADA wld lftttAlt ot Oevkl W. OoMf1y ta UNA ILlC:CIOH DI MAXIMO""'° -llc••rv havlftQ -conwved by Oil IM .. UUTOS EN l!L DISTalTO AUIQl'lmetll ol Oetd ol Tnnl de1ed - 01 MIJOlllAS HO. 141 DIE DtCNO uocuttCI Feorwry U, lt14 end , .. OISTltlTO co.. IL ,..Ol'OllTO DE <ordtd on F.-,. u. 1t7• ~ lnttr ... ,.ltOVE Ill UH Tl .. 0 Oil IM· mtftl No. tm2. 8oo1t 11097, PtQe 1 •• .. UIESTOS MAXIMO COMO ollltlal record> ol tht Co11ftly IESTA8LECIDO y IS ,..OVEIOO EH RtcOfcler, Oref191 Clluftty, C:.lltoml• SECCIOH nu Oil, HASTA, ll 10 Miiton L l(IOCt!>«h, Mo .. Inc. INCl..USIVI Ult OIL CIODIOO 01 Pentlon Tr11tt .,,0 Prolll Sherlftg tliORESOS v Tll19UTACION Dll Truat, llereby QIYH ftOtltt lll•t • ISTADO DI CAUl'OltNIA brtecll OI the Obll9o11ion lor wlllcll ll'le P U ESTO OOE, ti DISTRITO OE de.O el triM 1>-urllY llAI occlln"td, AGU ... IRVIHE AANCH llRWDI,,. en the n•llll't of the !>fetcl'I M ll\O ll'le otro Uempo de I• m•nera prow1<141 pot l•ll11rt to: lty Hllll>leclclO ti Olslrlto cit' MejOr•• I. 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JOSEPH WILLIAM O\JTRA alto •• ptl•tw• "Ho .. Tod<I\ otrM Martet kM*n .. JOSEPH WILLIAM 90N· -llu Ot otta _,. r.G11 pt111119"dat. HER N5 filed e IM(ltlon '" tlllt c....., Toelatmet'Cadlfoeftnlltuonproflll>IOa IOr an ortler •11-lnQ petltlol'ltt to yll•c•ntuil•••bt•ot.t. ch•1ttt Ill• n•-lro.,, .1051PH SI "".cl equl¥OC ... mtftlt Maree, WILLIAM OUTRA to JOSl!PH rt1&. o ••lnlPM "*" bel••, f-Or•tel• WILLIAM 90HliEI.. .. RtOIWtdor ... VOIM!ft, °'' Con-II Is lltrtb't.,.,..., 11\el ... ---... ~ ... ' eOt911.. .... lnl .... lled ,,, ... met .... ..,, .... ., • llll'llMOAIOMlTIDAAL PHf before W. coo.'1 ltl ()epart'°""'l YOT'O oa t.ot YOTAMTll NO •• •I ,. CM< CMl\w Ori ... W.at, lli.ICC!Ott OI! TAltl,.,. MAXIMA S.nte An•. C...l!ornl•, Oii ~ •• lt1t, o• IMPUUTOS lliere "9fl'llltltle y •t " 00 O'Cfotll •.111., tflll """ ...., ... ttrlzt• 91 OtSTltl TO 09 AGUA lhert •-~. If ..,, lflty heve, Oil lltVINI. tllAHCH, ~-••• why .. Id P9tltlon,. c,,.,,.. ol lltl'llt s.«clafl Ut$. W .._ • lftCl .. t.,. 0. 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Mt Alt«MfCtl _, ..... ._ dft OllTallO otl AC>V.a. 01 lltVINI '11bt1""'9d Or-. CMtt Delly ,..IOI, a AH CH -· tel8 ll-11<"-Wl'l'O Mt' t, e, fl. n. I"' .. **-..... ,_. tft ,_...., ,.,..,, 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 D A I L y p I L 0 T c L A s s I F I E D 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 Monday. May n , 1078 DAILYfltL01 The Blunt Mlrkttplece on the Oranae Coast DAILY PILOI CLASSIFIED ADS You Can Sell It, Find It, ( 642 •5678 ) Trade It With a Want /Id One Cal I Service Fast Credit Approval •9d btot• ........ 1000-2999 ~=~·-~ .. ~Sm =nd~ .... 8000-8099 •tntala .. · .... · .. 3000-4699 ~;.~' & Repain 600M099 rit~· .. ~ ... 9()00.9099 8uaJMu. lrwt1tmen1 I Employment & Automobiles & other finoncla'.... . ... SOOO.SCM9 otion •..... 7000-7199 Tronspottation . . . 9100.9999 EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY , .......... Notice: All real estate advertised ln UUa newapeper ia 1ub- Jed to the Federal Fa.Ir ltousinc Act or 1968 which makes It illegal lo advertlae ··any pre· ference, limitation. or d.lacrimiaaUoo baaed on race. color. rellcioa, sex. or national origin, or an lntentioa to make any 1ucb preference. llmita· Uoa. or diacriminatioo.'' Thia newspaper will not knowinf ly accept aoy advert sine for real estate which is ln viola- tion ol the law. ••••••••••••••••••••••• G11•1• IOOZ ••••••••••••••••••••••• tto.es '-' S. l Hoatsn For Sale ~.'!;'.~•••••••• •••••••••••-•••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• GeMrGI 1002 Giewer.e 1002 Gf/MrOI 1002 ..................... .. • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• UOO ISLE Newly remodeled 3 bdrm .• family. 21~ baths! l·story home with attractive So. patio. $238.000. IACK IAY Fme 4 bdrm., 2~ bath ramily home on quiet cul de sac. Oversized pool. playhouse. extra storage. Reduced to $179,000. MHA VERDE Attractive 4 bdrm .. 2 ba. home in immac. condition. $99,000 IAYFIOMT Several fine bayfront homes with pier & slips BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR .Ml ll11y, .. 1,. O•·v· N B _ 675 6161 1002 G1•r.e 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• FIX ME UP Great three bedroom with garage on West side d Cost.a Mesa. M.500 and a lltUe run down but worth putting TLC into fixing it. Call now 7SZ.li20. A QUAIL -~,c!,.~£~~. AUUPIHD 4Bd., lam.Uy room. din- ing. All done in Oriental motit. U you are looking tor ull'usual, at this ex· cellent prl ce, calJ now~ZJl.3 ()PIN 1119• ti\ llJN IOltl "it<I' t•ltdtl OCIAHVIEWI SlepJ to ocean, deluxe duplex. 4 & 2 bdrm. un· its; perking for 3 cars. Xlnt rental location! Priced at $189,000 for quick sale! lalboalay ..... lteahn * 675-7060. MEWPORTHTS $109,500 3 BR bm in xlnt area. Hardwood firs. w ., carpeting, blt.n range & oven-RecenUy re·roofed & re-stuccoed. Access & rm foe boat & trlr + bla dbl gar. JACOIS REALTY 675-6670 TEHHIS7 SW1MMIHG7 lbth are just steps from ,your from door or your lvlY 3 bdrm + lge boaus rm Unavers1ty Pr" townhouse. Popular Ox· lord model Motivated aeller has drastacally re· duced "'·«iO lO $109.~. ~· COIOHA DB. Mil DUPLEX Corona del Mar Duplex just reduced to Sl7S,OOO. 3 Bedroom + 2 bedroom & den. Great mcome ! Anx· ious seller. Please call for appt. 673-8550 ()PfN Ju V• 11 \ f l.Jt\i t01'1 ~i f' [llllfllll SIXUMITS 1n xlnt rental location in N. Costa Mesa. Btfl layout w lge pool aa added attractkm. Cloee lO major shopplng & bus lines. 646-7711 (~1wni:rn1mrna Real Estate AIAHDOHB> IEACH JASMIHE CUB By Owner. Huge 2 bdrm 2 F\nrt re..gale of "PLAN bahomewitb40'btdpool W" SINGLE LEVEL-on quiet st in East three bedroom, family Fullerton, 1 mi from room , private patios-CSUF. Hrdwd firs, beam end unit. Pool, Jacuui & plank ceillngs, bag and tennis courts . k:itcben. 2-car garage. Prestige area In the '86,000. Open House Sun- heart ot Corona del Mar. day U·7 or call 871-3857 Gated community with early evenlnp. Prine. security guard.a. "Its mly. GIANT-$97,500 Priced thousands below similu model.a! Steps to beach from soaring 2 IUILDERS story w 2 .ooosqrt ~ I! •sTSIDE Private courtyard entry &A + family room + dine Three bou.les on sligblly rm! Sweepinc staJ.rcase less the ~ acre lot .lhat lO bdrm comple_a. Owner ~room to: 3 more un· says bnng any offer. Call It.a. Localed ID a very de-quick $47 ~10 1irable area or Cos la Ol'fN ; .. ". ,, , 1._,. 10 ,.1 ... put., I live there too!"...:...~------ (JeanCole). •~mr~~s I eu~Mll COU OF NEWPORT REALTORS 675-5511 IEACH ESTA TE 2 Story, 4BDRM. U · ecutlve home. Over •• 000 upgradel. Vaulted cell.IJlga, large family room. ~ mile to the beach. Call 963-6767 Ol'fN Ill 0 •fl S fl.JN 10 l'l kl( I' [MQNtll SELL ITEMS UNDER ~O WITH A PENNY PINCHER AD ONLY $2 ror more Information and to plac. your ad call a Clusilled Advlaer 642-5678 IEACHPUCH H.AMDYMAM'S ITS POOL Stroll lO the beac.b, just a abort walk away. Smell the salty sea air frOm this 2 BR OCEANSIDE 2nd home or beach retreaL "9,500 Ulla year onb' . DllAM TIMI!! IM Garage fully lnaulat.ed. MESA VIADE WAUACl&CO. UALTOIS (714t 676-4171 Built in work bencb. Splash, cool-orf & swim Large lot with RV ac· in t.be backyard of your ceas. Newly painted. modestly pnced lvly 3 penellnJ and wallpaper. bdrm & fmlY rm bome. Four Bedroom Home ln ~bmit your olrer today. Mesa North. Truly a OolJ tBS.900. S6eG1 Great BU)' for $76.000. S4&-Z313 Arlilf• Retreat Shrouded ln a fant.asy foreat aettlng with dramatic use of windows and vaulted ceilings. About ~ acre with your own avocado grove. 2 Bdrm, 2 bath retreat, all an a quiet beach town of Carlsbad By the Sea- WAUACl & CO. UALTORS '714t 19'76-4171 HCAHYOM Magnificent ·'front row'· golf course view of ponda, hlrwa71 & ()r.tN ,,, Q . ,, \ , tJN l('l kt N<, I [91111 ColleCJe Park BARGAIN Hard to believe value! Upgraded Newport Model! 3 fplc's! Rare wood paneling• Sheltered cocktail patio w BBQ! Much much more! Hurry! Call M.S--0.103 FORESTE OLSON '""' ... ,,. ...... . 1reens. Exquil ite 1---------- Aucuata Pl.an, 2 bdrm. & DESIGH., den. 2,000 sq. ft. of UD· FOi IXICUTIVE comprom.l.sed elegance. UVIHG Lavishly appolnt.ed. Not· eddeslgner'atotaleffort. This beautifully up· Abaolut.ely "award win-graded Bue cola Home! ning" at $249.000. For Spacious Living Room app't. to view, call with bif Fireplace. 640-5660agent. Large Master Bedroom, highly upgraded with Sl'YGlASSHIU The perfect family home. 6 BR. •~ BA. formal dining, game room, maids quarten. A gorseous Cape Cod lo CdM school district. $&,SOO. ~~ j I, •. ti 1; I 'I I• ,''l i) I : l},l',' ~#I .. 1• ~ ,11 ~Jr private entrance to garden area. Slump stone planters highlight the room-backyard. Mesa Verde Living at its Beat! $129,000. Call 546-2313 Your friend s and neighbors use Classllled when th e y have something to sell They 'II tell you how well It worked for them' Make your 1bopplng euler by ualng the Dally PUot Classltled Ads. 1--------- THE BLUFFS PROBATE Eitclu•lve Eastblu!f! Save $S I Ow n e r sacrifice! One level twnhme, sceDJc view' Juat listed! Hurry ! Won't last at $143,000! ! Call: MS-0303 - FORESTE OLSON ~4• .. , .... • f "' ~. aDUMPO +POOL $67,900 It's low down & dirty! Looks like a home where t.be buffalo roamed! A bandy mans paradise! Sprawling 38drm. on large lot. + pool. Shovel ·em out.. paint ·em up & you've got yourself an estate. Priced dirt cheap, which ooly seems right. Don't wait! Call 847-6010 "'1,. ri1 o. , r ' ''"" ro 1<1 1\1( 1 • [Wilfi!lliN BUY LAND Near Newport'• Back Ba,y! Commercial If.I acre! No QualHylng• Owner will finance! CALL NOW ! RED CARPET75H202 .GeMrol I 00 GeMrol I 002 I 002 Gt1Mf'411 I OOJ ·••••• •• • • • • ••••••••••• ·••••• ••• • • ••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• OWNER TIANSFEll.UD Must sell his highly upgraded Deane home in University Park. 2 bedrooms, open beam ceillnp, a fabulous yard and view. '119.000. • COUMal. ...... co. 844·9060 1111 IMl .-oMMN tll.U RO. tN NIWPCMT ctMTIR FllST .ewPOlT HOTa OH·of..a-ldad pro,•rty ht f•tastlc: locatf• wfftt ....... VliW OP IAY • OCEAH. Locat-4 ot1 31/2 Iott with .......... ,......... for ~ or ct.•• p•rnt. W• fo .... llACtt C•ll for. detolla Oft t .. I• •Hl•tl•e pr.,•l"tt· $615,000 Watnfl'Oat Ho••• 2633 w Coast Hwy. Newport Beach 611·1400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• G....., 1002 G••r .. eoo2 ............................................... LAGUNA NIGUEL Best view oC lake & park. Spacious 4 bdrm. home-Huge master bdrm .. with frplc .. overlooking lake. Keep your own boat at your doorstep. $149.500 WIU consid~se or lease/option. 759-0811 <t')fl ~f wr•o111 CF N 1l11 OHi Vf CAMEO HIGHLANDS St75.100 Lovely view or the ocean from this delightful 4 BR & family rm home. Formal dining, cathedral ceiling. bonus rm. Nice quiet area for you & the children. Lge enclosed courtyd ror entertaining. Private beaches. WISlEY ... T•noa co .• RIALTOIS Ziii S-J .... talocd HIWPOIT cana. M.I. 64 .. 4tl o 100 G1•1 .. IOOJ • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• -A 500 YESTBYIAI -. ntCE 2 Bdrm, , .. bath, single $6~ .,.0 s&ory end unit. custom .,. 7V carpets and drapes. It seems we haven't of· Great starter bome. Will fend a fine Mesa Verde le1J5%down. home at thia price for l'mrnsrm•i;mm =.e::. y~tOr!~ ~c;~ 962-4471lia054'6!810"3 rrom the community ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I pool. CAU. 7~1 ·3191. CSELECT T"PROPERTIES COYING TOH FOUltPLEX &!per pride of owneralup lom:p'6. All unita with wuher dryer hookups. Shake roof. Three bedroom . two bath owner's urut, of course! Will exchange! $188.000. Owner mollvated ! Call 752.1920 JIDl.M + POOL +llACH Beautiful pool home located near the beach. Private back yard •1th covered petio for enter· tJlinrneat. Boat acceas. Prloed at ooJ.y SJUOO 963-6767 Ol't"I 111 0• If S lt.J"l lt)lll N<"I • A ~&~~ 1111111 -~10,.. n t:Je rx1 ~-;; .. ~-· ~~-~-~--~·~-~-~- IXQ.USIYI COMDO $56,900 For the descrim.inating couple. Large maater suite. formal dining, guest bedroom. Gou.nnet kitchen. Xtn large liv- ing room. Enclosed patio. Secluded • quiet. Pool Is rec. ball. For more details. call - A.SSUMI YA LOAM Lvty 3 bdrm, fmly rm - home w 3 trplcs. frml din rm plus. Better than a model. BU)' subject to esiating 8% VA loan or low down to new loan too. S15,500. 75&-1501 r~•\mmaamrna Real Ell tate 9113-7881 ._..---~-~-~ O#'fN In <I• If S IUlv •ON Nofl' r•11m1 HIWPORT tflK;HTS $79,900 3 BR. l~ ba, 2-car gar, l11J lot w Clley access. 227 Knox Pl. C-M . 646-9210, 759·S359. By ownr SeU wtth EASE! lt'aa BREEZE COUMTIY ESTATE +POOL 3Br-Ranch kitt'h en, formal dining room. ramUy room +20' game room. Wall of glass over- looking free-Corm pool & park-like grounds. Easy rmaoclng. ...900. Call today-663-7881 Ol'IN llj V• tis IUN 1()111 'I'll ' [elNlll C1auifted Ads 6'2-5678 Want Ad Help! SlfK & flNrt ....., ..... ~..._.~_.1..__,H R W 0 B H E 0 E E S N 0 V A M l W 1 N T B A K I A S K T H B S E I Y I H 0 W S LTHBHJW&NEHNRENHKVO R E A A W l R I E E H I T I S C E L l W R E R T I A R S E A T M 0 I l N £ l J F A I R R H U H F E H H R l Y R I S A A E U C B 0 A Q U E S T 0 H l £ Y N I l R A S l H A 0 0 6 A W I K V H E 0 t L E C A A A l 0 R N S K R l J T I Q 0 S W1P AH t I £ VT S I A I EA M J E P 0 P W l l A E 0 I N 0 G M A E H U A A T E L l T N N U T I T 0 A H F H 0 V l 0 I I K R E l E R T C S H A A E A l S U N 0 E S S 0 B l A £ 0 l E l l A nnNCt : WOidt ow epoeer orwerd, II· WWII, up, down Of dlllfJNll'I'. Fl~ etdl and bolt It In. • a,. F9ttltf nliloumt :- Trick Sll•on. Bfidel VflA o1 Comet PllOUM Mlnnetleh1 u hlry Rlinbow Snoqutlmie " Tower &3ulatln YtllOMtOM T omomw: aftltl end Squ.- G........ I 0021 Geural I 002 .............................................. macnab I trvtne realty '"THI l.AltGIST FOR THI SMAL'IST"" San Luis Rey model <the largest> in bcautlful Rancho San Joaquin ls now being offered for only $133,000 -compare! Specious 3 BR featurlna Mexican tlle, wet bar & view o1 hills & night llghts. Madellne Cross 752·1414. tA·ll.S> ...................... ·-.. 100 •••••••••••••••••••••• Pl.IME MESA VBDE .house and location · Four bedrooms. den. two fireplaces. formal dlnlng «and a scrumptious raised deck fireplace. This Mesa Verde family home is near parks. schools. gotr course and shops. Flexible financlng at $137.500. U~l()UI: fi()Ml:S REALTORS 546-5990 1525 Meee Verde Dnve East. Cost• Meaa also ir1 Mesc1 Verch-. at !>46 5990 Ch-... I oo7'G~ I 002 ..... , ......... ,., ... :n ...................... . LAND LAMDLAMD IJUHm l!I TllPUX Me~HelgM1 Two 2· .. l ba lb units &N'TSll UMITSll + one 1-bdrm. unit, wilh -l8xl6 pool, waterfall; 6 JLLSt shy or one acre w anj car parking. Property old house. Plans for 19 shows well. $189,500 - units in pre Ii manary lncluding land! su.ty Sll8,soo 2 OH A LOT Reduced to $127,500. 2 Bdrm. house plus a bachelor apt. Steps to beach. You own the land! 673-3663 642·2253 Eves WIDE av STOIACH This north Costa Mesa home httS great access for your bus. trailer and boat! A nice family oriented home w /2 stories, 4 BR. and z BA. Ready to move into. $82.500 Ctl 546-4141. TWO 1·2 LOTS $90.000 to $95.000. Call now for full particuh1rs. 640-6161 Serving Costa M esa-Irvine Hunt1nyto11 Beflch -N e wport Beach ~~ .......... ~~~~,~~ .......... !~.~~ J~•ll CREEi All plllllS, •st 840-11()25 SPYKASS HILL Deliibllul Portamouth o n corner lot Two fire places. Oriainal model street. rz:sa.500 Cal '4~5112 I l , f n , ~ It I \ I } f • " I 1 "J o 111 oU t l •I• I'' VI I \J• •f II"• CHARMING 3br. 2ba +guest house. Frpl. 2 patJos, R 2 lol. Prin only. Sl.57.000. Owner, 640-7030. IYOWMB211 So. aide. 7S&-0458 * * MEW LISTING * * Easts1de Gardener's Oelighl Double Yard so· by 130' 3 Br. frplc . dbl gar lmm1:1<: Open Sat/S-368 E. 1 ttlt st. $82,500 645-9161 1 ~r, l Ornng" Co1111 Mrs a GREA. T FAMILY HOME -Loc.•ed ht Pac.....tt ... t, ttiil• l IMdrOOftt. hCMM U loaded with ........ T1'e bath& Ill••• bHn n111od•l•d with i111ported Cef'Cllllic tile ..d tlw ldtchln llfto hu a catOMtile floor. Eosy care ••• $124,950. DANA POINT •93 mil<! 495-1720 sou·ru LAGUNA 499-4551 LACUNA liEACH -1!17-3331 Coetw Me.. I 024 Costa M9sa I 024 R... 0...ort.itv ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••e!!i.••••• I 044 I""-I 044 Small CdY home--wrtb Mesa del Mar By Owner MIW US••~ .................. ••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ocean view. 3BR Pvt Immaculate 4 bdrm. RV BeauUful 4 Bdrm Mesia DISllL\n Y OWNER Turtlerock. beach access $144,500 storaee. nr everylhlnc. Verde home Own.r O'Wta IJDUCB> 3Br. 2Ba. smgle fam hme A#J.. Dan875-2311 188.800556-41854 leav1n1 area. 1119.500 TO $76•000 on lrg pnv loc. A <l. lush ,.__._ ......__.._ I 024 ._ ...... ..a... r___... , AIJ. MS-1103 Fantutlc buy Th.1.5 btn· atnum w fbunwn & up· ~-----·J' grd rtoor1ng thruout Areo--$10,000 Ready to go. 3 bdrm 2 ba. ly upgraded bome. IUBh Cloee to comm park. pool ••••••••••••••••••••••• Gll.llHIROOK SPlClAL JUSTRB»UCB> Near So. Coast shopping cent.er. Lvly 4 bdrm s1le story. fmly rm home. Abundance o f xtra storage added. Motlvat· ed seller has bought a new home & has reduced this great fmly home to only $99,500 Don't bes t1ate ! Act now! 545-9491 3 BR. deep lot on cul dt MeudeJ Mar •11 .500 c Pl g • m 1 r r 0 red & elem schl 1123.000 sac. n ear expen 11vr 557-8470 wardrobes, cozy frplc Open bse. Sat ~n l ·!> Back Bay area New O..roW 1026 75e-L50l Pnnonly.833-05<r7 carpets. paint. drape1. ••••••••••••••••••••••• [Q lf"!'I :a lwOODBRIDCE Ne w 2 Newport Harbor Hlab IY 0--....ER _ -'!:..!.iHil~Uifl .,....,.,., ..,..,lb "·II '"" s tory 4Br . 3Ba. d en. =· 8%~ \Al 4Br.1115.000 675-0702 Real &tale frplc. lg bltyd, 2400 sq n p; I.¥.., 1014 UMIVHSITYPU ~1& 1117•500 <2131 BRAND ••••••••••••••• •••••••• V 1 11 1 . m o d 1 f 1 e d Gracious mansion. 5Br . Fordham twnbse, 1900 sq L.agma leach I 048 spiraJ strcase. hg mstr ft end unit. 4 br. 2"'3 ba. ••••••••••••••••••••••• s uite w a oman tub . ~n House. Sat Sun NEW Maureen or Yol1e, 4332 Sen1sa Way By 962 8847 . 963· 5520. Owner DraslJcally re - EaatsideCondo$66.000 ~. Agts. duced 55 t -0404 o r REDCARPET754-U02 Hwtll4••adl 1040 9'75-4980wrkdys. ••••••••••••••••••••••• RXB-UP'PBS Wood's Cove 2 Bdrm & 1 bath. Structu r alt; sound; needs paant & carpets. $119.500. VIEWPAICB. 6.95 acre1 w ~ad s scraped and compacted. Owner financtng w good terms $59,500 4.Sl acres m Copher Ca- nyon area. Terms Ask- ang 1138,000 associated I 002 •-llliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimj By Owner. 4 bdrm. F.R . pool. fo)-esb paint in & •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ·.,.·.·.··.·.·.·.· •••••••••••••••••••••••••• FIXER UPP& out. 116.900. 751·22.83 1002 G.-ral IYOWMER 41a.-EACH lrvlDe Townhouse. Lge OPTIOH-$700! laving d1n1n g area & Arch Beach Heights 2 Bdrm.. 2 bath & bugt:' den. Private locatK>n & ocean view 1121.500. BPOKC RS Afl\1 TORS l O]li ',/ti 81Jlt,,,._, (> 1 I Jh& I REDUCED!!! 3.38 acres with beautiful Owners have bought view. Owner wall carry i---------aJJOt.ber home & reduced at a good pnceof $36,500. 1111"'CH DUPLEX their price to a below COM DUPLEX SOUTii OF lllGHW AV oo.ly 4 years old-3 BR downstairs. 2 BR up- stairs. Both units have built in kitche n s. fireplaces a nd patios. Huge 4 car garage with loads of storage and room for washers & dryers. $194,500. -market $219,500. A M·l zoned 13.41 acres SIOJ,500 spacious 3 bdrm. oo an with R .R access Ex· Bike to beach from this oversized Jot; a large change possible "476,000 Ulvestors special. Prime swimming pool & sun· 3.31 acres with a nice 1 bdrm home. Possible lot split w dxceptional home at $159, llOO WALLACE & CO. IW.TOltS Carhbad l-67Ml71 1-729-5966 $6500 TO ASSUME No qualifying, three day escrow. Total payments _.7. Call 962-7788 BKR. aakforMack Glick-Easy! :iundress OI 1um~ which ewer way y0u'll lo" 1h coot. c11~p fla•e' St11pe 1t hW?ly, 01ck a dainl} flowtl prmt Of wnny solid cotton Sttlsocket P11nteo Patttrn 9763 Misses Sizes 8 10. 12 14 16 18 ?O S11e I? (bust 34) takes ? I 18 yard~ 60 inch tab11c Sent $1.SO for lltJI ,at\"11. Md 3SC kw IKll Plttlfll for fint<la lin!llil, ._....., ~lo: Pattern Dept. 441 Oally Pilot • m w.i tltll St. ..._ '"" llT lOOll. 'rim IWlll-AD-OtCss. nr, SUI 11141 mLI llUMIEI. tOO~ RICH YOUNG SMART on I budcet1 Sew ntW ~I dltsW5 tops ~lftS. pants -ill ID NEW SPRING SUM· MfR PAnERN CAIAl.OC fret !Nnttn COii~ Send 7S. 107-ltlltlnt Sn1111 ..... $1.00 18'-ftllllM r.._ ... jl.OO 1 ...... c.MllM LOO 121-Tkift» n.. M . SIJO Hunt. Och. location. Ex· mng patio. 3 Car garage, cellent renta ls. seller richly paneled !am1ly may help fl.nance. For rm. & on & on. Call to private sbow1ng, call see. you won't be disap- 847-6010 Pointed! 642-5200 [i.tiilifal H~~;~R j PETE j BARRETT ··· REALTY Rower Doily A 01\•1..,1on ot 11 .irhor ln\ll...,lmt:'nt Co .. 0 .. 9UAUFYIHG ---------i Owner says submit any IS.OW M .... .,rw-and all offers' Prime ~· Eastside huge 2000sqtt 4 CONDO Most value 1n Br + family Pool sized location, quiet & stture . lot. Move-m tomorrow. Super 2 BR 2 Ba, sep din· CaJI today! 646-7171 ing + brealdu\ apace in 01111111 •1 • ,, , •c •1 '"'' '••, kitchen Washer dryer. [ I ~=~~~dcl~~~~ ® lt~PdJiJI SAT SUN 1·5 WJ s. Coast Dr. •E-101 HUNTINGTON <off Fairview) CM. BEA.CH 400ttr~ R>R All FOUR UNITS C.M:,,..:r, .·._-z: --~ AIUS Four luxunous units with • .~_:____-spacious owner's unit. 1---------..i Almost carries. Owner will trade. For prof at pro 1---------• Jection including t ax shelter benefits. please YOUNG AT HEART LAGUMA IEACH Wltb an eye to future 2 BR 2 Ba dream cottage high on a bill. Neat'ly new, high beam ceilings wilh viewofC.talina. 400lll" ~ RIR All tMf'5§htu ASLllPB $65,000 call 962· 7788. ~ KE:Y V£ P.E:AL TOP.S ii REALTOR or Realtor Associate. Have need for l good ac uve salesperson. RoyMcC_. lllOHewpottlhd Cotto Mesa 541·7729 1006 A gourmets kitchen. ~ US..,.M'-super living room, over-.....,.;..,... • _.... ••••••••••••••••••••••• looking gorgeous pool. Lowest price duplex on Large mstr bdrm suite. Island. $185,000 Agt plua room to rent out. Ad· 6'5-1103 ditional room to build on.lcAOCI ---,-,-.-tl-.--1-0-0-7 For immediate sale. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 BR. 2 ba .. Ya blk. to bay. Now $179,500 ! Marshall 1Uty 675-4600 IYOWMER 1----------1 Two atry aingJe dwelling C:wtarF11•9 3 BR 2 Ba home on large Add a tr.sp t.esh ~t.ent 10 lot with RV access. w itu1lSl rm w Witch & balh. 6 lots from bay. Double garage. 673-1800 orSJ&.8285 tables with da1nlt do1hts Rem 0 d e 1 e d w i t h Lrose petal ~ring flowers '" hardwood floors. laundry one or sevetal colors bolder room. and xtra bath. these graceful cucular do1hes Near Newport Back Bay. IYOWHH Pattern 7324 duecltons loi Own . 2 new custom homes an , d 19 13•· h er movmg out or 0tlies and .., inc es 1n state. Priced to sell at prime C.pi.atrano Bch, No 30 meict11ze<1 COttl!n 111.4.50. Call$46-5880 Palisades locatioo, both, $1.SO IOI uch pattern. Add w loco views on lg comer . 35c each pattero for first class 1 o t . 1 -3 B r . 2 Ya B a , a11ma1I af\d handhn& Sttld to: $138,500. Ready now.' AIKO 8'ooks 4Br, 2Yz8a, W/1U20 bob-. Needlecraft Dept. !OS t•--------•t by shop area. $155,000. Da II y Pi lot Wlk to bcb, park & sbop· Bo1163, Old Cllelsu Sta.. Mow WantAdReJp! 642-ping.4SB-21110oc493-66Sl Y°", NY 10011. 'rlnt Mime, Addi-. Zip. '•ttem ll11mber. G1Mral 1002 G1Mnlll 1002 YALU£ packed 1978 NCEOLE· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• CRAn catalQI Choose from 225 des11ns. 3 lrtt inSlde. All crafts. lln1t. Clochet Send 75c U$J Gifts '11' On..111tt11s. SI.SO l'lllow Sllow-Otb . . Sl.SO SMf 'n' l'llff Q111tts .• ,Sl..ZS $Mdl ••• ,lldl Qlilts $1.25 Crochet wrtta s.q..,. .. Sl.00 Ctod1th W11clroh .... $1.00 Nifty f'lfty Quilts •• $1.00 Ripple (nithet. . .$1.00 Sew & llnit loM .SUS llH••lllitlt W .Sl.00 Atnr tlOdlOt W . Sl.00 1WrJi11 Clodltt tooL .... $1.00 IMtMat Cnw.Mt look . . . .$1.00 lllStlllt Mw11111 W .. .SLOO ....... ...., ...... Sl.00 C.• liitt M .. Sl.10 c--~ 114 .. $1.00 12NaM m 7~ ...... l& ti Ill ,7S. ...... tea#2 .754 15 Qlllb ,_, IJ.. . ~,. W .. II liffJ bes. . ... 15' cae:- llDlll ILllRS ca. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE HEW USTING R -2 East~id e. Beautifully Remodeled 3 Bedrm. 3 Both Home In Move-In Condition. All Plans Approved For A 3 Bedrm. 2 Bath Addition. Flexible Terms. For Further Det ails. Please Call. 181 DOVIR OllYI 631-1800 Needs some TEND~R Open Sat Sun 12-5. 248 LOVlNG CARE. Bnng J oan n . College Pk. paint & wallpape r 3 6-48-8223. 213-374-8318 bdrm.s. great location. 3Br 2Ba ram rm pool w dew roof & copper $87 2oo · ' · plumbing. Xlnt mvest· _ _;'-------- ment opportunity at only 1164.500. Call ~1151 ~·~ HERITAGE • • REALTORS 2-4-1 Side by s ide duplex w Uownbome s t yling located on quiet street m super area. Great invest- ment at $87,500. Call now! Agt. 549-8062 RB>UCB> fam in C M. 3 BR. 2 ba. 4 Br. 2 ba, formal dm.lng, 2'h yrs old. nr College brick frplc. comer lot. 2 _Pk_._S82_.950 __ . 631 __ ·1_452 __ _ car gar. 900 Dogwood. S73,500. Phone 751·0774 eves. 3BEDRM DEN $69,795 EASTSIOE CUSTOM Good starter bome. Good + IUILOAILE area. Flexible owner CUstom home-R2 pro-financin&. 645-7221 perty. Room ror 2 more C&n'URY 21 \.Glit.I. A at.ea! at recenUy reduced price. Call for __ w_ftkl __ ff_a. __ alt1......;..'f_ more details. 646-7171 OPfN 1'' q . 11 \ ltir; '()IV N'I I• $55, 900 Jog to ocean from this paneled lam rm. 2 br & Park Place executive 2nd ba upstairs. Fncd home. Formal Din rm.. yard & patio. S66.770. Pis HORIMS REALTY •494-1057 • s pacious kitchen. ram. call today. 551-0547 r--------- rm GI.ant Bonus A Ocean view 4 BR. 3 ba. km:, ...... bedroomsroomLots • .,, DBJGHTFULLY __ den & fam. rm Sauna. of oak rJoonn&. Very lllGHT 2500 sq ft. ll49,500. Pnn~ anxious seller! Will lease sunshiny pool home. 3Br. only· 833-1419. 494-9836 with opbon al S700 mo. 2Ba. dining. wetbar. _ • ..,.1, ... ,., ~LY Pnced under market! everythmg you need for '""'....... ~"" Call Cast! 752-1700 your place m the sun Fell out of escrow Beuul Ol'fN "' "· 1 \ •uN •of11M1 • SB7.900. 552.3008. new wood & glass bomt.' [ li!li I w stnashmg city & what~ ,.:.IUIHW N~:,k:~:!~·bui~~~r ~tf~views. $174.9~0 213 IE7-4376 Pnvate commuo1ty. 3Br S&S Resale Speciall5ts. 2Ba. laundry room. good 3,4 or 5 bdrm models view avail. s ome w gools . DElllFl&D 968-4602 TOWHHOUSE Pelllliogton Properties Dras tically reduced' Owne r has bo u g ht another & is offenng has tugbly Ul>graded Plan 3, for thousands under market value• 3 Bdrms . 2\.'a baths. community DOOi. walking distan« lo schools. color coordmat- ed earth tones . nice pall<>, dbl K&ra11e. Can be yours for Ml .9:i0 red hill ~··· 552-7500 GREAT BUY!! A DEERFIELD Patio Home in desirable lrv10e. 3 bedrooms. 2'h baths. central aar and rucely upgraded Sits on 4$-3933. ADREA.M come true 1s youri. build lbat special bow;l' or wutson lh15 pnme R·;.. lot 10 Laguni.•Bl'at·h C106e in & pnced n ghl <ii l)S,000 MEDITERR. Retreat, 3 blks. to beach Unique. older horn~ reature!I split-level de sign w 'JJ BR. fam din rm . French doors and more.1129.50019371 a premium lot and Is ~~~~~~~~ squeaky clean. Shows :. ~•w~ ~:71.7100 like a model &zy now. pay later. Lo de RANCH REAL TY 551-2000 TA.ICE OVER OPTION posit wiJI hold 3Br. 2ba w CIC vu. Only $107.SOU Lag lnv. 494~ L.agmaMicJ-f t052 ·············'········· Laguna Niguel Realty ~ ~ l ii lfilltl ~;d:~,2!mf:$ belt. Huge private palJo. •a...-.,. __ .,.,. Can be purchased sub-1:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Bought another and mu.st sell or lease dplion on large 4BR Un1vers1ty Park Vill age fll Townhouse w 1th Bonu.., Room. $3,000 plus lease WAUCTOIEACH from lhts garden horoc w :r BR. 2 car garag1• New landscaping. Near recreal.Jon fac1llt1es. ~c 11 now &r bey .. $139,500. "''-24' 3 .,5-5220 .. ,3-94949 13~5050 PRICED FOR A. FA.ST SALE ject to existing 1oan11 W pymta of only $305 lllC. taxes & ins! ! ! J uat put on market · better take a 'Id! 646-7711 IESTIUY TllMIDAD ISL.A.HD 3 BR, formal dining area. Corner location near greenbelt. vacant. Hurry! ()pen Sat !l&n 1·5 16281 WlldtireCr. ~ 1·,~•1u"" m 3 M11n St Hunllnflon Rexh Lovely 5Br. 2300 sq ft .,..._ I 04.4 Mesa Verde pool home, • w1'tudy $129,500. •••••••••••••••••••••• ~ SPECIALISTS C-. to INch We specialize ift Ustin1 Just -moved into town'> 3 b d rm b 0 m e 0 n and selling homes In Tbenget ac~auirtt.ed with beautlfu I tree· lln ed Irv lne <?roves · A 11 t he Classif ied Ads. street.Onlyal7.300.Call planoedwilhalltypesol They're the easiest way DelLanoaat fanancing available. to find just the items and So. C.tf l..tly StartlnJ from $88,500. will carry til Jan '79 2'h i---~-6-,9-0-0--- baths. Cireplace and 2 •-,, patios Pnce reduced oo lhls 4 Pnv Pny 551 1716 Bdrm. 2 ba home Super Buy• Call Del Larson al TERRACE 3 BR, Dover. So. Calif IHffy well located. Nr com mun 546-5605 pool. SB2.950. 547.7044 HEW ON THE MARKET Turtle Rock Campus View · Plan #2. 3 BR with kits ol redwood paneling and wallpaper. many s pecial dec o r ator a.osE TO IEACH and Yacht Harbor. Lr~ IJv rm. bnck frpl, 38r expandable. 2Ba, fam rm, kit. laun rm. gar, patio. Lot 71 ' X 169 · Profess lndscpd Redec S89.900. Ownr. 495-0088. touches. custom patio SUPER BUV-3Br. 2Ba. a nd cover. cus tom imm ac. t otally up drapes. upg r aded graded view honui carpet. All this ror Pto<easiooall.y lndscpd. Sll.5.750 qUlet cuJ-<ie·SBC $85.500 29241 Via San Sebasuan 831-1770 red hill ~ 552-7500 rser;:=vt:::c::es:;y;;:o~u~need~!-:-:'.::-~:==:==546-::::5'.:6:'.0::5~~1 • RED CARPET" ~· STAR GAZEK".. &4 5-3474 ~..:::::..:.J.:.i.---~Cl\Y~PO!JJ\.N---~.--~~~ 1·~~~~~~~~~ ADULTUYIHG Panoram ic mountain S • llii.I LUCAS' and valley vie~ m the llllF.'lll careftoee adult environ ::.. ,_ Do.Ir MtMtr C... )( Attotdltt9 to ,._. J'ot• Y To develop m~uoot fo• Tuetdoy, r.od "'°'°'CV"~ IO~ qt~ Zodioc l>f1+> ... GREENTR EE, Cam· bridge model, 3 bdrm 2 ba, A a. 4401 Brookaide. $85,700 Offer. Owner. Open Sat. 2-5. ~ DEERFIELD, rare Aspen 4 bdrm model. 15 Woodrulb, ... 100 ~rer. Owner Open Sunday 2-S. ~ ASSUM.al 11r'4 t.. Sl9,000+2nd T.D. 3 Br, 2 ~ba townhornr Deerfleld. 114.950 (con- s ider In/op t UK l Own/Dr 5!2·5880 MODEL 1 meat ol Monarch Sum · · rnlt. 2 Bedroorm. den, 2 ..In The Ranc h. 3 baths. up1ndea. Ex Bdrma., pluab carpeting cellt!Dl community a n d p a r q u e l faciUU.. C»,000 entry. Lara• yard and YUArAC.FtCA covered patio Mon)' 8lq)e family bome with more f .. turet• Call kif' eommonlty ameollleb an appoiaunent today' Oreat adu It livtog tn 2 bedroom, 2 bet.ha. for ma 1 dinlnl. ram.Uy room w1tll wtt 6ar. Alr condUion· ..., l41. EKcellcol location nur pool. jat'uui , cJu~ ••• ooo ~ .... W. ~.~.~ ....... ~.~.~ ...... , ~~~~.~!~~ ...... ~.~~ ...... ~.~~.~~.... Moftday.May22.1978 OAJL.YPIL.OT C7 .. 1 .................. "' ....,..._. 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Vall ~-tOIM " pet OK. 11300 mo to 64.S-IS4 ~ tae 2br n\ua\ HO betwee-n bay &ocean. l»IDU Cl&abllM. pool. jac • pnv We , , h l091 IOUMfTSC.M. Sept 15 . $908 after -10 mo. 3 BR bae. 2 ..... SA hndrnlNaOrk • hBoO~e.; Oar. r...i... ttfrt&. more. 67S.1288 W-4871 3 BJl z Be Condo. ••r b<'b , po.s boat shp ············-········· Towo.bouU·lype J bdr. ~ -; .... attach gar. 11l'Z ~~~JUNG SURiP Sm fee""° Open 1 days H . wod ' ~rpt• drape• S5'7.500 8').?Sl03. '13-7" C»i!E VP.AR NEW ~~ ':io ~·e~~~· ~ 6 BR tec:luded. lul + dep 87$.(W, TIU AT VICl'ORlA BEACH. M5-alOO • .... ..... . pool, ap &tOI')' K750 f Br. Z ba. M.960 18082 ' ' ISMatloua country style Cent.erSt Towertni 3 8Da1t. Ii •C -1P11r t W• ... ,. ...... d n• .,. ~ CaEST 8lirteU Cr. Hkr (213) SAM Ca..a..IMTE home Otl l"'e lot. t800 DEN FLOOR PLAN. • •••••••••••••••••••••• *•,..rt --"" l 06t Jwt l~U!d Be1uUfully GJ'1383d.)t,1213>684-0U7 Al ... .,, permo.Tbefteal&at.ate ,..M.!=!f2POBRrT~~~. 1Ultoa3levtll.Localed ,....-a... lZtO Gsue.. llOl -__. M.-ao...t 3 Br 3bla condo ev ann-~ Fair 115-41133 892.QMl vwc •'" " a FEW HUNDRED FT. •-••••••••••••••••••••••• ........... •••••••••••• .... ~ • . or Lae $400. Ail Dave FRO"" TH"' SAND,••••••••••••••••••••••• w1tb a c lear and un $16 fOO • .,. 12$21 Flower MrrPI. SW'9 OCIAM VIEW! obstructed balcony biay JUST USTB)I ' Condo FUmtabed 3Br 8'4-72ll W 0 UT ST AND l NC S285 Zbr ltld ot R.alb Garden Cro\ e Lu"" 3051.aJollaOrive view Realut ically Cute Weetmmater home 89arklina l BR units, 3'rl&b8thsw fiplc. DocK 0-Pollet 3226 OCEAN VIEW. Will ruce. ear, &ood nea +. ooe bedroom t.ownbOU5C l1l Cliff Or) Npt Ht.I pn~ al 112:UOO on R-4 lot. LoU of pot~· wllb ncluded ttarden for 85' boat '750 d'ao •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• lease for llOO per mo. Sm ree. Open M 1 daya. clOle t.o shopping. l..aun 5 MJNUTl'..S TO BEACll U&!. $46,000. Ast M0-5060 patio. PLUS .e~arate Wa lerf ron t Home• '""""ue 1 bdrm duplu, Good ref. requared. i''or 60-4900 dry ea c 1ht1 ei. N .. 2 BR. 2 BA. playroom, ~..,ilaatblllt gUMtapt.ZOoed ·l ,for 631-ltOO ........ rd Curtberl.Dfo,call •C r r '•W• ctillctren, 00 pelb Call deck. Open EVERY af. Assldatn '*-' ... iahlh ~CH ~•-•v ...... ~twwl•d ~v~i. %"e"1~ ~ N.ilaiooRea1ty .iM-0731 We 1 • lhr 3291 Cb'dut(7141891·1013. urnoon Call Cleo there 11141 ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• • .... ..-~ Ind util ~ ben:~4~6~·~5~3~~~9~~·~r1~•:..·u_n_1_t_e_d~~~~~~~~~~I ...._.._, 1100 $160,000 ;; ... ; .......... jioi.. .·v..._ 3•14 ;;·;;:;··;;;·~;:·;· •laAMDMEW• -,_.S. Walk to beacb or Del ....................... t<Dml -r • "-Jlme....... JZS2 Mus\ s;e ti's cute; Cherry Creek Adu IL BEAtmFUL MONACO 'olCanti Front w 33Br ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mar shoppln1. Quiet Bike to beacb. Lwuarloua -.. • .. •••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• More F no... u · Apt.&. l & 2 BR, fplc'!i, we homes. (often called a area with areal 3 BR aduJt UvlJla fO+ Two 3 BR. 2 ba. 2c1r gar. TopofhWlocaUoo.leue .Sm ee."'.,...n • have lakes. sa un .. :1i~!i: ~·. !rBa..;.._~~ duplex ) $225.000 ree. •FANTASTICAL owner'swlit. Upper2Bft bedroom~ In.Hunt· brand new twnhu . option con11ldered. (Ex· 7 ~C ;164S-t!I001 r'1Gti1• Jacu.w & pool 1..oc;Ated ....., Marina Realty&U-8850 units wtthotean views. ln&ton Landmark. MOO Frplc. crpta, drps, pool, ecutive view borne), 3 br, ' at 2701 S. f'a1rv1ew. Just plt,dntcond,fee -~._.,Ml BER'm.AHENRV month: wUleoaalder Jae. Lie $495 mo. Across country lthc.beo. family .....,. •• l! S. of Warner. N. of S.D $1.311.000 ~1440 HARIOI VIEW Sea cape le sunsets, a REALTORS f:se. Milllon dollar lrom super new sports room. chnina room, trpl WehavetoOO'.SOC':>uses. F'w}'.556-l99l No pets IY OWHB •IEACH Monaco model. Ir& yard. btdl family paradise. 215 Del Mar 492,.ozt recreation center. Call club. 968·7883 eves & iD livin& room, clo.e to dplxs. apts now. all 13742 Newh1nd Street is just 200 steps away Pr 1 n o o I y p 1 ease 2Br. + bonus rm in El Two houles 00 ooe lot. ei· Mike SUilivan for ap-wknds. beach, park. country areu. all prices. Sm fee. G i. r d e n C r o v r 3Br,2Ba ,frplc~2cargar ~. Morro By the Sea. your celleot area, 185•000 pointmentat752-2809 ................. 3240 club.Ownet.770-2311 Use our free phone Beautiful. two bedroom in a Carmel-like setting•----_._ ____ own pvt bch. park rent Milalaell. Ml-4054 HOMEFINDERS ••••••••••••••••-••••• a..119,....... 1255 service. t.ownbousea U1 excellent on a pvt st. in Lido Sands LOUISE'S FSIO ooly '160. CALL TODAY 'lbousa.od.s of Rentals OPEN HOUSE ....................... •C--r·s Wcilr neighborhood Pri vatt' 1138.~ 645-12.62 New p o rt C r l's t <PKl096) Co•a-.ow ....._. ,.._.Fut n-ulta 509-5u 18tbSt. On .... _,_.__, 3 bdrm 2 ba ~ patio view from lovely BIG CANYON customaied condo; 2 C..fcNUlhtPocfflc 4 pies i:" Huotrngton "'""s.m~j; New·elegant·2 bedroom to;;'h::;e air cood ,.._la kitchen . t>ndost<d bdrm, den with added Mobile Home ReaJty Beach located in rapidly . (~) or Z bedroom + . • b •· I k . 3 bdrm 2 ba ... .,.,p ce, g II r a g e s . Po o I rooms & hardwood 2706Harbor,Ste~ appreciating area. Mo· $1.551brfUm all denl$575>.Cedarfrwin· pnva~spa.clu aae good area 13592lowa. m>monlh.CallClydl' T~:0:37·~· Cloora . 642·1242 o r 540.5937 meo&atofrwys&beaclf ~~~J:":v~~':f~ dow home. 5 Blocu to privlJeges.tMS.8'11·3189 M2S.Byappt.846-51.37. <Manager. Apartment ---------1 6U-6706 Priced to sell. Call IJFETIMESERVICE beach. Private 2-car ....._Vleto 1267 ....._,_.,1taldor 1301891-1013 MwatCrestCOlldo ESTATE SALE Broker,558-332'1. 557-0IU g~rage. Fully <main -....................... Uwfwwl1tas&t llOO lalaoal"-d 3106 • Brt. 3ba Pool U!nnis WESTCUFF Beach area, 24• x 60. witb Pl t.ained yard. Adulta. No Nice clean 3 br 2 ba. F.R .... ••••••••••••••••••••• •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• Nowonyrly lse 1140,000 CHARMER f11mal y room and c~~~~~~~ :;67 .... ,.' • l207 peta.m4>96CMS33l view.A CZ.S415. 3 bdrm 2 be + deo, tn I.Br, 188 Dplx. frplc. lg Prinonly.Ph&i0-l7St Neatlygroomed3Bdrm, enclosed porch. Vacant Anaheim, CM . Bkr. •••••••••••••••••••••••HUNTINGTON ~ CardenGrove.$550. patio.aUutllpd,M25mo 2 batb with lovely yard. & ready to occupy. Only 675-5631 ~ to ~ach! l·Bdrm. HARBOUR brand new Mew,...t .._.. 3269 522'8631 yrly67~ DR l1MATIC Near .shops . schools, $29,500. Ruth Laune, ---------patio: otil. paid. $360, end l story 3 bdrm, 2 ba, ....................... Ci Jh I , ....,.,, d •• JaOJ " parks Asking only Blcr.646-4380 COSTA MESA Lease.9'13-5'» fi3-79M an built in, Jae. pool. etc. NO FEE! Hou.es. c:ondoe. .... I. d 3425 ...................... . UDO ISLE $149,500 To see call ---------6UMITS C:O..-delM.r l22:Z Privacy.~.846-4408. du~exes . Rental~ .... :':' •• ~ ............. lA>velylBR.$285 Walk to ~1151 •FANTASTICAL Here's whal you've been ••••••••••••••••••••••• Beach walk condo. 3 br. 2 Pavillob.~12 Bkr. 3Br. 2"*'8a. POOi. cmr of bay or beach 216 I!: BA YFRONT looking for New 6 unit DUPLEX 2·3 BR, avall. b1, upgraded cpt.s. bltns. BIO Canyon 2 BR+ dftl. El1ia & Deleware, HB. Balboa Blvd. 496-5660. New· one or a kind. C_._ Mesa apt house w1tb four 2 Br. Open views, deck, Jae. Yr I Y Is e S 5 2 s . Fantastic golf course vu, M50 + clngdepos. Ml·ZUl custom craftsmanship ~Ml 2baandtwo3Br,2ba. All t650 liCJ0. 752-0617 ( 714 )6 4 5-12,19 or ae~ .. tenou. $850. 842·9623. __ OC_EAN __ P_A_T_l_O __ b,., well ....... -wn architect. ·--------•I Sh"""ri-la dbl wide lux· elec ltitcb w ailtins. 2 car (213>43&-0281 ~-..... ...... ._,., " ... uv ....... prk'a each unit. 310 Vic· 3 Br. 2 ba w beaut. yard. _,.,_..; _...,..., Tow h111s 2 br, 1 ba. E. Balbou 4400 sq ft of gracious hv· ury living. Btn 1918 2Br. .. 5 ual ls 601 d I I ing at its finest • OCEAHROHT 2Ba Skyline in adult toria.64Z·21640wn8kr. S5'7 .!00.ann54406~4 Executiverent.a1.walktoNew8igCanyon28r,2Ba U.fa 1•1cl 1525 Blv .SC25.yry1nc .u~1. bedrooms. game room, •Br. 2ston home. asking park, swimming, jacuui FOUR PUX Narcusus. · or beach. frpl. gardener Twobome bUI golf •-•••••••••••••••••••• Adults, no pets. 873-637 marble baths, superior $375,000. By owner, & social activities 838-3232 furniabed.2sty,4 bdrm 3 course view'. pvt 1arage. 12621 Flower Street, C:O..-delMar 3122 quality th ro ughout. 675-1718. galore. All for under Finest CM area, dis· R~ft......___11 baB • lr1 gfamoolylly rmN · '625t.s. $750 mo. 640·8126, Garden Grove. Large ••••••••••••••••••••••• P k l hwasbers, new carpet, --~ y ease o pe --3 "--'~-._..,.,. __ Magnificent wide north $24 , 000. a r re n w ha 1000° of .. __ · · --· one"""'"""" wrw............,, •-.--------.. freshly paJ.nted, no main· e ve s ....... es. AvallJone 1. 962·16'73 M'--lo .i..--i-g. Laun·'· bay view with dock for SlQ5..,40. ten an c e . l n come dplu , apta now. all Pluab 3br 3ba " tk>at """"""" __,,...... N SS' boat. On fee land. pu10IAM1C C•fonMaPoclfic lb ho ld be ar"as. all prices. Sm 3 bdrm 1~ ba, stove & • ..._ b. ..,._ dry fac1lit1es. o .., Pri ed t ..,., .. 000 0 M M bU Ho R I $1000 rbon ' s u " ls •-. sjjp. 1 blk to uocac .,...,, cblldren· no pets Call ~ -... c a .,,._,, . pen o e me ea ly suoo. Priced below Fee. Use our free phone ~~g .. ,r!::" . .,..,~J!ruusor ~.640-4919 Clydeat(n•>l9H013. 'Tl ,f ' House Sat & Sunday 2·5 ocr ... VIEW 2706 Harbor' Ste~ market value at nss,500. service. ..,.,... • -...... -w h<"r~ s PM 502 Via Lido Nord. LAA 540.5937 Owner.6ll-4516. •Cw-r'sGtil• 646-7782 BOAT.OWNER'SSPEC. 13742 Newland Stret>t. ~ Sale by owner, pnncipals Watch the sunset over 64S-4900 Luxurious twnhme 3 br, Garden Grove. Beautilul GARDEN APTS only.556-27S2or67S.5086 Catalina, bask in luxury Nr Dana Pt marina, l2x60 CcM UNITS $325 lg 3br, kids 'ets 2""' ba, frplc. patio, view two bedroom townhouses CORONA DELMAR NEWPORT HEIGHTS Charming cottage w lbts of wood. new sbake roof. & carpets, greenhouse S13UOO. Call 640-5112 l,j1 ( f ,\'o ._ ,•l ,; >l\.'IJIAl\I • •it ,·., -Ll~ .. , t ll •~t 1 l H-~( R,1 o( custom features . 2 br 1"'2 ba, encl. porch, Tn·Plex $172•000 '525 mo. yrlY. 2 BR 2 Ba, w t1Ul4t Coed yd &: gar deck. 32• boat slip incl. i 0 e x c e 1 1 e n t 2 Br Townhouse. frplr Crpts, drps. wel bar. $18,000.49:J...5634,496-806l Four·Plex$255,000 twnhme,dblgarw qpor. =Open9-67days. '875 leue. 642·3033 or ne;e· borbood. Pnvate Pool,tennil.Someocean fr PI c' mirrored Ad It t k 10 52 -.._IE-&....&-. 11u1-1..~ le ref'rig. 1 blk rr bch. • ft.....I• after6pm875-1215 r. view from lovely •-Catalina v1'ews. Cl""u wardrobe. Enjoy pool, u • pe ~ar ;. x 1S'llll:'1;:1t1v1w~ Sta.lDed g1s Uos FP •Cai r•-°' "" ... sauna Jacuzzi & tenms Panorama with tnple ex· 1714) 7514063 7~7eva: ~-329i . HARBOR VIEW KNOLL t c beo ; enclosed \0 Fashion bland & fine Walk to beach. pando. l·Lge. mstr BR. -------------------Summer 's bere! $240. Spacious 2 BR.&: den, 2""' gar• g es ; P 0 0 1 ; beach. 6"-2611 Ontu I g e . u t I I · r m -. COVl..u!!.T-....a 2 er. 1 bath. garage. New Muat see. Kid. Clean. At b a . · • c a p e cod S320 lbooth. can Clyde I~~~~~~~~ wshr •ryer, k1t ch ~ VI" decor N ts_,,.. ... 0 bcb. ... _Sm fee"""--Cb .. Go •eous <Manager, Apart·l-IV' w dlshwsbr: lge. fenced FOUIPLEX 63l-l3i1.~1089....,., ,., · u1J:;~"5..oo · Vl""' a~~s~~.;. by r~ fr mmUt30>. (114 ) 891·1013. CoctaMssa 3124 ,, r 'T.'21 yd. w &Prinkler system; Pride ol ownershJp unil. . •Cw-r 's Gtil• tennis. Avail. 6 J/. 1635 Dlfll .......... 1600 ..................... .. ifs:i f fi .. comer lol. Se~. util. shed Xlnt. So. coast Pl a:ca Beaut Spyglass Hill, view Mo. Al/I.. 640-5580 ....................... LA MANCHA A"5 HARIOR VIEW ......._a.-&tats ~~t pauo. 112.~ area. Great income & bome. 3 BR, lam rm. SZ45 apac. 2br, kids ok. 2 Br. 1 ba. new cl)ts & Large 1,2&3 bedroom MONACO priced right. Won't lasl lmmed occup. t950 mo. Nice area, yd & paUo. H•llOI YllW drps, mature adults. no garden apts. Ds hwhr. nus expanded home is ·--·'4.°"-5•3•5•7--•1Beautilul ocean view. 2 so hurry & call us for 873-8Mt ~~Open 9-6 7 days. 2Br.2Baard,deo. ~Ibo pets $300 +. 634 bltns, encl. gar. gas bbq bdr Ir tJ •-b more details ,.__._ ~-3224 ......._,., inc & . 644-..-. .,,__,. ...,,,1,.u Pool Gas Pd. 778 Scott Just nght for t>ntertain· • g pa o ... pore • _... _._ ...-r't W• ...... mar . ....,.... ........ Pl .,,,., """3 mg. Game room with 500 Fr. doors, brick, sky xlnt cooditioo Lag Bch . 540..3666 ....................... ..,.w Ciarming 3 bdrm 2 ba, ... , __ . _ _.._<Al_• ____ _ sqljare feet and custom lights & tile with garden 499-2984 New 2 br condo. Pool, spa. New 48r Beach Coodo. 3 formal dining rm, big liv· nJ tm• ,_.._cl Large 3 Br townhouse apt. wall units. Close to room. dunng or family FrOm $375. Kids & pets bl.U from ocn, lllnt ref Ing rm, lrg yard, 2 ear••••••••••••••••••••••• 2ba,frplc,patio.garagc greenbelt, school, and nn, & 3 spacious bdrms Acreepfor S. 1200 OK.615-419128&.r. required. S550mo. 53Sal· prafe,Snug Harbor Rd ........... 3706 Quiet complex. Ac\uJt:.. pool on quiet cul de-sac in WestcliCf. 1214 Not· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ly ~ lll50 "Ir lse. 131·1T19 or ••••••••••••••••••••••• no pets. $375. 645·3381 or and your own land. Call tmgham Rd. $185,000. By I ACRES MISAD&MAl f73.8182 Bachelor. l ·rm. Priv. 675-594.9 us now. 752-1920 and ask Owner Agt. 646-6434 3 BR. 2 ba. recenUy re· Lrg deluxe front 2 bdrm fr bath. entrance. Reing, i---------f or John Shea , our Xlnt mini-ranch site, POSmYE dee. Cls lo tennl.s. Avail den w aba. raeplace. &: 2 BR Coodo. sptit level, no cootini. Quiet adult. 2 Br. J""'ba tOwnbousl Harbor View Specialist. Sharp 2Br Beach house & South ol Orange County. C •SH FLOW 6 lL M95 mo. 640-2981 cloMd garage. No pets. Crplc, gar., wash dry, $l.95mo. 494.3223 patio. yard. frplc, encl duplex. $225,000 A littJe rougb, but worka· "" M4S Mgr. IM.2·3157 or ref rig, bltos. Eves fr gar, laundry rm. $375. ""UAIL Call 546-8&40 ble. BKR. New Industrial buildings. Lee 2 Br. Adult Condo 213 S ·254.5 wlmdsSSl-3398. l400. ON urn.E ISLE. 12x24' TSL Mgmt 642·160J P,,.L .._CE Irvine Mesa Rltrs 10 . 76 (n4) 677·5691 (150% depreciat.ion> loc w 1talk in cloeets. Pool Lv rm facing BOAT A OR522-0530 ln prime area. 12%+ re· facilities. Eutaide. llml 2 bdrm bouae unlum. I New luxury bome, 2 br, DOCK. Sips 8. Tel gar. ,,... 2 er, ut.il. pd. Children ok -fO,.. Tl 1:30 P.M.J S-a...ah tum on investment. Call pet OK. $375 Ibo. Contact bath Avail 6-1-78 Wallt to den, jacuzzi. 2\.'a ba. rat.ewb 6 N :m. u ·s hot No pets. Mgr Apt 4. 1960 ---------1 •••••••••• .. ••••••••••• I 0 ACllES for detail&. Rita 64.5-9161 or 642·1517 beach S360. Sio Call frplc, beam ceil, 2 car now. some J uly fr Aug Wallace, 645-71BI O C E A N F R 0 N T ,,....eutld Ooe of the few excellent 754-7100 Agt. 558312 pr, applns. 313 Island. open. 873-5644 2 Br. 1.,., Ba t.o-"-····c. DUPLEX. $325.000 By HeMJld• Ho.. ranch sites ten in So. $8:50. yrly. 675·4912 or•---------.. '""""' ownr. Pnnc only 4611 Last chance to buy Calif. Between Orange 3 BR, 2 ba. beaut Cam rm ~per locaUoo. 3 br. 2 ba eve.r7S.5210l. · eoct.Msta 3724 garage, patio, pool. Se bore N.B 6*7476 i Co •·San Di Co F "yard, children OK.. 3152 w $hwbr, fncd yd .. Kids ••-••••••••••••••••••• jacuzzi. Adults only as , . . Oceanside bome n . ... ego an· Sicily Ave.64+-183& " pet ok. Only $43S. llulfs. nice ~ BR. 2 ba. S375.644>-20lO 675-Ql88 PresidenUal Hghts. 10 taatlc price of $3500 per 96:MS67. Alt. no fee. 15S>llo. Avail. now! SSO W'B & UP SIO,OOODOWM Homes avail in last acre.Tenns.BKR. 1 BR, util pd .• 00 pets, Aaent644-ll33 TWNHSE, 2 Br 1,,... Ba . .! phase. From $79,000. An <n4)876-5717 1Mtu1trfcll patio, quiet, 2072 ~abarp3brw t1eavy Studio,lbedroom Harbor View 3 br, 2 ba. early visit is recom· OR522·DIO Plopsrty 2100 Newport Blvd. • ENG. shake roof. britbt. Newport TerTace, 3 bdr llaidserv1ce, pool clean. Sl07S mo No ~~.492·27~.Sunset C.-.._.Loh ••••••••••••••••••••••• &42--083S.S2'70. cheerful kitchen, lgeliv 2~ ba, PGO'.Jac!flluoa, ZJ76N"PC>rt81,CM. Yl"5 old. fplc, pvt patio. gar. new pamt, adults. no pets. l300 mo. 646·7027 credit needed Quick PaciflcHo~Bwlders. r..::.! ISOOl ndustrial Con · rm w lltplc. Squeaky frpl., +view. $$75. 548·9'1550C'645-3961 possessioo 957·1998. Pvt ._. ,...,. dominiuma 2 nu unit.a 2 or 3 BR. pool. etc. patJo, clean. M5(). 847·1622 or 964-2832orM6-7782 t Br apt. Adults only. No Pty. M9wport•och ....................... · garage. 811-9840 SUSCASITAS pets. LRG KJT. dinm.: OC£• ... FRO"""' YouLovedlOYrsAgo TWO CHOICE Cemetery ~~~rtln'.!!,!~1e000sq.Cft. G42-0835.S395. 28r,nrocean.shopg,Pan Nloely furnisbedlbdrm. area & pool. 18 87 ~ "' 4 Beaut. cust homes loU,sldebyslde,bothfor ._,,.... ·-""'" · ~ vus.W l>,Cplc.2cargar. Closed gar. $230. up. MonroYla.$230.548·7924 $310,000. 2 units, 2 br + 2 w 'anoramic ocean S 7 2 5 . M EM 0 RY Comact Western Terrain 2 bdr bee, nu cpts, drpa, 't=i"!" 3242 M75.fi73.8617. Adults. no pets. 2110 ._. 10 2 b be 1 br Coastal comm1Ss1on views avail for sale rrom GARDEN MEMORIAL Joe., 4320 Campus Dr, pnt. S300 Sio. stove, Newport Blvd. ......,. <&e r. am ce1 . appr'd expansion plans. 1228,000. You mu.st see p A R K • B R E A . ltUO, N.B. Ca. 92660 PH; refrig lat & last and $100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..... .,..,._!!. patio. pool, stove & 675-9516 the quality of these 213 $7·9849 714 •1f80 sec dep. Adlts oo1.y oo WehavetOOO'solbouaes, BUNGALOW, frplc, maid relr1g. Nr. shoppm!? home. An early vi.sit 15 Coe lal LohfcarSclls 2200 petsaft6642·3815 WATafllONT dplxa. apts now." all serv,employ person. No Adults, no pets. 313 17th PORTOFIMO recommended. 498·0200 .. ==~ 1600 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 BR 2 ba c 1 So LA• ao•T SP ~cE areas, all prices. Sm fee. smokers. 548-7197 P!ace. Apt L. 642·2464 By OwneT 3 bdr. pool, or 831·9122. Sunset rTGpft1f -i---sm • · rpc, or · .v ~ "" Use our free phone bonus rm, fee la nd. _P_a_cifi_._ic_Ho_m_e _B_w_·1_de_rs_._ ••••••••••••••••••••••• VW'T'I'--C:O.StPlaza.Rmforboat 38R,2\.'aBa,l2.000 mo. aervice. &.side cute l BR. Iba, 2 BR, 2 ba, refng, stovt:. IEACH COMM'L Huntingtoo Beach storage. Kids le pets OK. loy Mcc..ls •Como •r't W• patio, pool, no pets, $200. pool. adults, no peb U:~~o. Prin. only · San Clemente Custm Store bldg. 2000 sq ft.+2 27,000 sq. n. lot near I yr l.ae. $480 mo. Avail lllOMlrw ..... ltYcl. 84.$-4800 $48-0816 $400.644>-2901 DUPLEX RIGHT ON THE BEACH hillside home nearing a<ljacent lots. Near City Pacifica Hospital. 5 mid.Juoe.~3740 c.t.MsMS41·7729 lluwl"4•~ 37401--lllllli------ compleuoo 2,000 sq.ft. 3 Hall 00 Newport Blvd. Points Shop. Cntr &: Civic Q.OSl TO OCEAN Open! B'O' Uke rent. 4 Br, ••••••••••••••••••••••• LA CASA BLANCA BR 2 Ba, Fam Rm , '32SOOO Center.$135,000. 3 ba, jacuui, etc. 1712 Bah 38 .1 breakfast nook . ' · DavidBourkeRltr New3br,2~ba~2br •. 22 8Rtwnhse,patio,lodry Highland. $325.000. STUDIO c ravai now fireplace. wet bar, sun· 546-9915() ba coodoe. Pool, Jacuz~1. facil, ..... , pool., storage home. Agt .. 631-0900 "Wi:atss" AU util pd. Cpt.s, drpc;. d k.. 2•L dbl gar open beam Cell -pool, lndry racil. Adlt.-. ec n car garage. • ... V .......... E...,.._I · · rm '325.962·5834 PUUlcit ac1V Prine. only. 714·536-6914 -""'""' """''"" LOP· Choose your carpet. • ON WATER. fantastic Lioeoa&UUlities over 35 , no pets or Superwhitewatcrc><.-ean or714-960-4180. OCEAHVIEWLOTS $550 &r $450. Westbluff ....,._ 3244 view, 2 Bdrm, den, 3 ,_ILETOOCEAN c hildren. Call Sul· ---------======~--• u--bui•.a-..._Ing ( Village. Victoria & Ca· •••••••••••••••••u•••• baths, (rplc. Sl200 mo. SS6·7701 or H enry view L&ve In one & ri!nt S. .'--nun--aucrs """ o · Roy.I Sehl Motel lhe other. Walk to shop· r-a..tr.o 1071 SboppingCenteroo Be.ach fered lsl choice of nyon.631·20llO WoodbridgeTownbome, 3 Waterfront .Homes 7Z7Yorttown Blvd 642-9137 ping le restaurants Best •• ;:::::••••••••••••••• Blvd. 11.190,000. Tnple ma1niflcent ready·tO· Eastslde 1 br, l290. Stove bdrm 2 ba, sml pet OK. 831-ltOO Beach Blvd at Yorktown l•-------- location ! Exclusive net leases, ScoU.'Realty build ocean view Iota. & relrig. Also bachelor !!.1~o. 833·8714 or 2 Br, frplc. 11-'a blb to 536-CMt I Sll5 mo. 3 BR 2 Ba. fpk. agent, $300,000. sas.7533 Land Developer urges Sl.8S. Stove, ut1I pd. Call -..·-beach. $'25 mo. yrly. small yard, avail 6 Jill. VALLEY 640.9900 * * * * * * * Immediate reapoo.ae as 646-n75. Deaoe Home, Univ. Plr, 5 67S-8'7'15or61S-80l.8 'r.o bedroom. one mile to Family pref'd. 6 mos old IM CHA.IMIMG WRM I.EAi.TY just 8 limited number of BR, Comm rec gmdr the beach. lilanager, ph: property. Dnve by 3007 """"' c."""a~'l P\QQ! old San Juan Capistrano s&s~~t!~~~. f~ ::wid:n~~s:i'~ ~ lgfn2 ~·Kid~~· pet oks A Avail J uly · 1, i?so mo: 2 bdrm duplex. garag1e. -.5329. A, Jeffrey ( E. or Bear ~ ~""~' ~:>• A ( (or dab I e up · ca ,_.__d ,.._ lg~ mce ...... Y • gar. m 551-41162 steps to oceao, year Y Baker St. I Then ull stairs downstairs con· ,..,.,. , .... llComla at this tl rne . <714) fee. ()pen 11·6 1 days. reot&l. Adu.Ill only. 1275 SMALLBEACHROTEL 5.51Hi221.0wnr Ag\ Nwpt Hghta. 2Br on R·2 lot w dJ>proved plans for :xtra unlt. $82,500. Call llarln• Rlty' 6'2-8850. dominium.3Bdrms.,tVa 7H3~35.ottera : 488-0200. 645-4900 UoivenityPk,3BR,2ba, mo. 125Va 44 t h St. ROOMS$32.50Week baths.carpeting, window V91SIB 6tJ ac.diln.,___ •Cw-r-tGtil• ~mo. 6'7$-1935.63'7·72SS Apl$1.50 mo.536-7056 2015n.rill covertncs, built-ins. two ......... Loc.'t. Grows 2700 ~ ,_..___._ 3741 Brand new & beaut 2 br •-t' B In ''· l bad 1 -a· A DELUXE!! SEA~ --.----2 .. _.no pets. Xlnt l""a car garace ... pa 10. y ..... rs ... w ... ••••••••••••••••••••••• -.,,... _ .. M ·--... ·s d l r •••••••••••• •••••••••• ... ~ owoer.Moo.thruTbura. beautifuloceanfroatage. io•cu• ............ H ......, . .........,delava. uat asn•-Unobatructe vew o • tion. btwn Bay & <days) call 646 21se· ,.. ~ see. Haagar,nsfri1. + +. 2BR,2S. ........... $450 ocean aod Newport Bch. LAGUNA BEACH MTR. Hamilton. cm. Ask for The fasteet draw in tbe Fri. OU:U Sun. ld~ys) & Co.do•lwl ... Tow•· Remodeled ranch bome Sm fee. Open M 1 days. 3BR,2Ba ....... ~ f.MO 38r. 28a, New. FUii INN. ts5 1fk fr up. Maid Barbara 673 ·2058 or West. ~a Dally Pilot eveninga, call c714 ) hometfor.-1700 wttb open beam ceillnga MM900 3BR,2"4a8a ......... tll()O aecurity, tennla, jacuui, aerv. color 1V, heated 673-4852 or EUl540-6338 Claaalfted Ad. Call Today 493-0588. ....................... & views In all dlrectlon1 •C1 n..,. •BR, 2\.'a Ba ..... S525 :115 rwtmminl. llOO d>o COO· pool. (n4> 494-5294, 985 1----· ------.!642~-5678~~·------I·--------CallTheSpeciallats! AND Just a short drive 5BR,2""'Ba ......... $600 alder lie opt.,..,. dWner N.CoutHwy. E lllde2 Br, l bath, SMatio 2·3&4 Bedrooms Crom Orange Co .. The CIRCLE'nUS 'ml-G13uU OC'Gary ... ..,......_.. 37'9 ~·e';,'~~i6no pe~. c..~ -o B\ ""-i f) £ ~S • 1168-2291 Ageat pool, spa as brick paUo l250 clean 2br w i ar. 40' ao.t Slip ••••••••••••••••••••••• •-t2'7 _______ _ ~~ ~"t.1 ~~ -~ <I" I lllCom ,..opcrt, :ZOOO :~t:~~a~. rTbeco::: =?!. t::!·,.~d? ::~: Newport Townbae, 2 sty, 1 Br, gas & water pd. Tltat lntri9uin9 Word Game wiflt a Cltud t ... •••••••••••••••••••• mainlng acresge Ls for 8f5..4llOO 3 Bft+. 2 ~ ba, frplc. Sl'WtSTOllACH Adults, no pet:i. no u ... o,ciAn l'OU.Alt 7UMITS~. you to do with u you •C.., •nClllll• H OO mo. 6U-8775, 28.R,2ba,yrly."50 children,$22.5.645-8939. ·~~:..,.~, ~ Beautltul brand new 4-l pleue. Ca1J now! l7M01.8 IAYNOMT er. 2 Ba, most utils. pd 1ow"''°'"'1°"'""'ui._..,. br,loft,flf,S.2br,l~b• t7J..4626 MESA VERDE .. a.m• 3276 28Rcondo,ycarly, Mo. to mo. $300. Adulti. I MIGNIT ~ I I I 12 I H E W I T I I I I' • ,___R.....,E_T,.E__,X~1 ~ The 11o19 1e t0 cn.ap tte I I 1~ I :: "°"'"'t 01v• "'• rtt1r1no worlt- .__ .... __,_.__ .... ----... tft • golO watch ~• - __ B _A_D_S_U_E--1 u tothtm ~-1-1-1+$ .... ,.--... l --i e CO'l\ll1-t• tt>e <h..ckte q..ot.cl • • • • • . hv t.11~ ·~ .... """'"O -d ._....__.. __ .._ _ _, ,.., dt¥elot> Ir-•"P NCI l be1o- 1 HIN, ~"'0 u nt•~ IN I' r 1: 1~ r 1 rummon . - .. - . ICIAM-UTSA.lwws•~SIOO townhou1t, all bl\ns, .. Hllllltlllilc JBr, 28&, c ul-de-sac, ....................... 112$moath only . 622 Hamilton. :· = ~R~ mp;.1nbSUC .. SA avail J19e t. lf75 mo. Jbr, 2f>a 2tt.r)' Condo Mo. 2 ea.':':.U::. 951_64S-03 __ 1_•·----- 642.-ta. CHOtCIAYC)CADO 5'$.49 -.513C-MJ>a~hMtCE =~·All· &AN. Quiet2 BR. fba. PMCILS sb> ~2 bdrm, dlnmc ,_......__.. 1241 • szeo mo. No peta. 11181 ~-.. av y--" n..e ea... .......,-._..... 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Sept, 1225. 2522 Santa Anll bedroom unlla with...._,_., I hr~ r5la ev~:i~ •1 pet.1.'9llOO OM> . .....-oosn THJSr a br. 2 ba, smo.m..-n SC&-3lWl Dreplaces. Cilll 'f52.. lD ....................... ' w drpC:t 2 car ,...., •• llwllqfelNdt 1140 S P EC TAC UL A Jl tJtcd yard OttlJ' Slff. IAYfllOMT FOURSEASONSA.PTS -••••••••• ........... GARAGE &\LEW tn red•ood 'lHa, ocean .,._,Alf,· not.. Os11a _. l'tlmlabad Spadom2wlwnhle, 1~ m MellD1tlil Df. Walk to the Dall)' Pllot brinl hap-w, a..12 BR., 2 be. dln • · Pool. aecar1lJ' 1uard, ba, pool, P•t pallo. beach. I Bl', dn, 2\.'a eY*\1.111. Toplact1our rm.21rpa,dblpr,No. Loftt1I Ir,2 .. , Brect· coaipJlri .. ey•louW Multi., no JIN. lnfant.I betha. S100 •k lune to dra~1 cud, pllone La1eu, U H 00 bd P1.c:e Omito .... YllTA•LaO «*. D10 T3iS Joenn &. Octotlet .... 74IO &a·;iuR1\0d.,! Panorama,eMIN ......... All. 975 dlof1'>lll0 ~ C8 DAU.. Y PtLOT . I -• - • ·~ ~-: ll) ._..,._ ... ,I ~ , .. ~ ~·1 '·T ~ I ·~ l e ~ ~~ I I ~! 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Dana Pnl. 861-0lSl (Upenttt 6 Cabl.Mt wn .c ,, .... ttibt·free HUmate on 'l'boeeG\O'I 97~10 tnnucUoo oo you and . , ......... rree ~t Sml .tobl • re-••••••••••••••••••••••• larp or small jobe . Gardener. Reas. Free on your budget. ~, • •••••••••••••••••••••• Tit ...................... • paln i?3 ~lU eves R.J. Huffman "Soo est. &U-5230 art S.30 lm.tmcu.lale CLeanJ.ng Co C111tom redwood patio ••••••••••••••••••••••• Uceoted 613-0359 Mike For thole wbo deserve 03·5025 anytime eoven • ~u. CERAllJC TILE. Spec111t -&ave llooey• Alvf 11 ReJ:oodcJ " addJllOn$. ..... s.. the best. 759-0377 OriVCWQa•Parkins lot M$4MorMt~l G-:lllSerYlcet ~ ty. Entnea Goon. 25 yrs • R.epa.lrs •Sea lcoatln lnde~nd~nt ca~nter U~ONd & Bonded ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1r.wlag/P ....... exp. Sml r e p11r11 ~ Remodels. ad IUons ••••••••••••••••••••••• The Moppet s Cleanln1 ...... /I.,. •Lie. NB. Clll Sir . flltale & household sales, Service, top quaJ. work ••••••••••••••••••••••• llQ.1M3 l:Uo cvrs a. dl.a. Mr General BuUdlOf ('OftlrlC· HANDYMAN. Homea & ••••••••••••••••••••••• Aapba.ll MM8Tl. exp. 3-anUq. etc. Free Rell. Call 546-2393 PETERS PAINTING 11. ~911811 tor seeb addJllonaJ re· coos 'o . ~267't apts. Conaclentlous Expr'd. Reaa Rates. Neat patct. • unurea CERAMlC tile New or re ........ • c:.,.t $er'lke sldenUa1 projectt-;oinl Cnft.amaA. Call~ H ousec leaning -Free Eat. Call Gene ... IST. ttl-1 .. Jt model. Free eat . Sml •••••••••••••••••••••• venture•. Call ~180 'ftntfsl9 Dependable and l loneal. ~ Jobi welcome 848 29ijlj ••••••••••••••••••••••• HANDYMAN: Carpentry. .. ..... alU Ba b~ltter. love a aft 5 or 636-an4 ••••••••••••••••••••••• electrical, plumbina & 64i2-8m cbtl n, will sit my Ca.r1>et Mlltl will la,y yours WESTERN FENCE CO. All PROFESSIONAL • •••••••••••••••••••••• Trees.r.tca home. Refere nces or mine Repairs & Addiliona. remodel, all Wood 6 Chainllnk fln. ~502%. M7~ Lmdlc.191, Pa.lnting. Inter/Exler. HOM~AVERS. Plu-mb- ~1151 days, MZ·02A 7 cleaning t.oo! Guar work = conatr. Free est. Ucn&S-151 536-1837 Reas, work par 642-0386 iDI 4' HeaUn1. Free eat. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ge .... ••••••••••••••••••••••• John'• Tree Ma!Jltenance eves at biiger savings. Free . 548-82:i0. U c'd. 1,.ANDSCAPINC SlO br. Hooett & reliable est, 1 ·1188-$754 Fonlke ••••••••••••••••••••••• Palating. Extr/lnlr. Ex-Trlmmlnl. topptng , CU.tom remodeline & re· Haul. aldploader dump .R.euonable prices. Ml'Vtce. BofA, M/C OK . hla1aS.vlc:e ••••••••••••••••••••••• 96M783 ~d. booeat. neat, reu . ~or 147-0383 Hmbln& removal ...................... • Shampoo &c steam clean. pair, 15 yrs in area, re· Formica Cou.oter Tops In lrk. grad.log. tree wrk, 'dtM-lOODave ~728.'1 DMV Problems? Color bn&bteners; wht aid/comm. lntr/ext. Uni· stalled to your apecifica-demolitions etc. 831-1.257 Custom Landscape ....... ~ •awOl1 I 9 Let our DKV e;riru c1)U 10 min bleach. Clean que & unusual work Uoos. Latest colon & de-H_'_J Services. Ken. Jl'\ne Exter. PalDUng by ••••••••••••••••••••••• . liv, din rm, haU SlS Avg welcome. Palumbo R. Slnor. St. lie .. ins. Try ••••••••••••••••••••••• =.Call Al ~ . rm S7.50, couch SlO. cb.r Canal. 962-8314 SliJl.S. Free est. 8'7S.3118 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 64fr.3770 me. 83&-5555 at hrs. RE· ROOF FOR LESS Wlndowa cleaned. re ea tor tree coo Installed fact~ dlrect: •ultatioo.~ ~. Guar el.Jm pet odor. OCC Student. 1 Too truck. U.Oh eatab 315 yn. Ca I Harold a1onatlle, bualneuea. Cpt repair 15 yra expr. Randy Taylor Construe Gca••1 Trash. tree trim, Ron ••••••••••••••••••••••• Prolpalntlna & prep. Eitt. Gunn SG-2981 ~le apt.a. IM7 4461 ~ .... Do worlt myseU. Refs Uon. Remodela, addl· 6'2-S703.979-Ml9 ad.nt. Low rates. Recs. lioos & patioa. 8'73-0848. ••••••••••••••••••••••• NOWAXVINYL ~.53H383 ....................... 531-0101. •VERY LOW PRICES• CHEAPEST hauling 1n All brands . REPAIR & REROOF. All Carpenter, Free eat, Any Ucenaed & bonded On Garden.ins Malnt. Free estima t.es YOUNO MAN. S yn eitpr tyte•·s h lng l es · UtUe Mis& Mullet sat on .i C....t/e.uete town. Fr. est.a. CHEAP! Tulfet , along <'8me 11 ii.le Jobi. Call Allan or Dwafllag & Dnlcp George 549·2015 642-2995 or 645-1390 Rinehart F1oorcovering in wallcovering. Free roe 1hakea·compo.tar. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Free eat. stl ·5930 spider and read In the Too,y,146-8649 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 846-2878 eat.a. 6'5-8576 Andy Foundations, relalning Clean-ups, Hauling , •• Jtdt I !I Daily Pllot Class1hed Jim's Boat carpenter & walls. block•. patios. Residential, Industrial Landscaping . Im · t1• ar f PauJ F. Gannon Re-Roof For Less section about Miss Muf· commettial + remodel· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Call Anytime fet's Tuffet and bought it fiber1Jua repaira, etc . 556-8241 Llc'd. mediate servicing. Want a HEALLY CLEAN • •••••••••••••••••••••• Wallpapering Craltsma n Lo m.. m.. 646-C778 log. S.3531 days & eves. 542.9907 HOUSE? Call Cine.ham Brickwork. Small JObs . 213 /434-3942 894-0421 rcw 19.95. You can sell All phases concrete & Newport, C:O.ta Meaa & your luffet and lots or Lou'• Home Repairs, 3( blkwrk. Cstm brkwork. The fastest dr3w an the GARDENING Girl Free est 645-5123 J.rvme. 67S-3175 eves. Painting, 10ler & exter. SELL idJe Items with a other things through yrs np. Doon. windows , Llc'd/Bonded. 6'2-6894 WesL . .a Dally Pilot SERVICE neat. Ref's. Free est. Daily Pilot Clus1fied Ad. Daily Piiot Clas.sifted paUoa etc. 551·~ Want Ad Kelp? 642·567~ Classtfied Ad. 642·5678. 548.a375 Want Ad Result.a 6'2·5678 Oas.sifted Ads 642-5678 C&UGreg.~t 6425678. Ads. Call &t2·SS78 ............ u.tw.. Apartraeftis Uuwfw& ROOISll 4000 Offlcehwtd 4400 !'!'!'!::!:.~ ... ~~.~~ ~to Loe. 5025 l.olt&r....t 5300 'ii:=! ~W.ted 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• . ...................... COlfoMeM 3124 ........ 3844 Room w lltcheoette PltOFESSIOMAI. Approx. 750 sq. It. Zoned MamyA•...._ Fou.nd: Shepherd Mix, ••••••••••••••••••••••• MA OPPORTUNITY ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• $50 week & up . MEDICAL DENTAL C·2. Wtr & gas pd. $240. white boota near 14 & Sdiuls& For AmbiUoua People WOODIRIDGE 548·97SS Seven room swte. mo. 130 E. 17th St. C.114. For bome loans. We do Palm H .B . 536-7967 ....,.... 7005 Sta.rt your own career in Townhouse 2 br. 2 ba. + reception area Ste. S. Doyle541H168 not check your credit or -aft •knda ••••••••••••••••••••••• a tut rrowtne b~iness pool. Quiet area. $32S. PIMESAl'TS IA-'---·ador lnn ln Cost.a $650 lbooUa emplor,:ent. Fast mo. 64.S-:IOllS. Mesa, ?277 Harbor. Cen· JayW. YHhCo 750 Sq. ft. C·2 on Newport service, . 631-1650. Found: Voune bl.It male COOKING CLASSES beg. Invest a few spare hrs a Now you can live in traUy located, 235 rooms. Blvd . Lease. Call Labrador. Call eves. 6115. t-12. 5 cluaea/135. wk to build financial in 2 Br. remodeled. New Woodbridge too. Enjoy . 499-2237 498-0660 645-8512 Need cash fut! Use your Dorinda Stimoo 536--2010. dependence . Call cpt.s, enc. rear yd. Kids swimming, sailing, bi.k· MANY with kitchen. equity tn your bome, 2nd owner or eood home. ~. pbooe & 1V. Swimmine ............ 4500 Jot. Wmhcl, 7075 ok. No dogs, $325. log & volleyball after a pool, jacu.ui, and rec. 2 a<ij. of cs, pvt ent. approx TD. Call Dcma 544-3112, 887-tl.82 Ms-22'74 day or work , 8ll33'. $350 f\O. 1827 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Far West Mortpee. ....................... ACCOUNTING as a room. Daily & weekly member ot the Village Westcll1f. NB631·0900 IUILD TO surr :1ou 1e11ttina, male SeYeraJ yn ex per I& a c- Spacious 2 BR. encl patio, A&soclaUoo. Ru.Ilic l, 2, 3 rat.ea starting from $54 a S,000-20,000 Sr.?. Ct. MmsyW-.cl SOJO ,.u ~I 5J50 teacher will provide ~ucation in gen'I gar • Child OK. $350. Aft bedroom apta. set in a week. FRHREMT! Placentia Ave. C. . ••••••••••••••••••••••• sec:urlty. Rlck.St0-2777 potUnt Cen'I en· 6'$-4840 ••••••••••••••••••••••• S;~ lush poplar & pine We've got spring Cever at WE.5LEYTAYLORCO. Pvt party needs SSO to s,it'lhrll bedtr triea, tri•I alance & Easuide •elit level, 2 br & landscape. S-rll .... 4200 Lido Marina Village. REALTORS 644-4910 $60K 2nd TD loan on IBUSo. El Camino Real c.ompaoion. Sec'r. live·ln, financial report. Work FROM$340. While lt lasts we're offer· Ute bowlekeepmg. Xlnt tor amall dynamic pro-study, s yllgbt, deck, ••••••••••••••••••••••• lng free rent on beaut. of· .._..Wcmhd 4600 Newport Beach property San Clemente. Fully lie. references. 642-1403 c rty developers. Xlnt {714 )552-<MOO many extras . No Cor. CuJver Is Barranca SAM Q.IMENTI fice space overlooking ••••••••••••••••••••••• at 10% Int. Owner's equi· For appt. 49.2-7296 neflll, friendly at children or pets. $385. Individual house w ®ndo Beach homes, condos, the Bay. Space from 290 Wanted; 2 or 3 Bdrms ty $11.SK. Agl 548-4063 RELAXJNG MA.5SAGE Mature young woman moepbere. Call Donna Ms.9543or~ and apts. Reserve now. to lZlO sq. fl. incl. crpts, with garage. Take year anytime BobJamea-Lic Muaev.r wanla chi ld care· 640-4630 for appt. MISAPIHES advantaaes. Zero yard BERTIIA HENRY d~ A C , 5 day be. Local refs. 541·3580 Moi .... s.Trwt Outul1 t-9, '94-5111 housecleaning poll. daily malnt. Pool, tennis, REALTORS or by the hr. 2 Yrs exper . j al aerv. & all util Bach Sl30. 1 Br S28S. sauna. gym etc. 2 Br, 2 21SDel Mar 492-<4l21 pd Take advantage of F'1m rm in E-side C.M. or Dsidi 50JS MASSA&E in Swiss children's bome. ADMINISTRATIVE Poot, jacuui, adults, no ba, mirrored wardrobes, N.B., or bae to share ••••••••••••••••••••••• Xlntdriver Refs497·3754 our spnng (ever ... & free ASSISTANT pets. 2650 Harla Ave, lre pvt pat, dbl gar w Wilch pnv's. Qwet. LOWID FIGURE MODB.S CM. (Mesa Verde Dr. E. w dlec door. $450 mo. GLAMOROUS rent offer. We'll pro· mature woman. 50's ESCOITS tWpW..ted 110CI for property managl'· o ft Harbor Blvd.) ~earl AK fives. 2 Bdrm, a Ba ln Promon· bably come t.o our senses 642-Dl .... , ........ ····················••t meat dMaloo ~expand-by summer. Call or stop OUTCAUOMLY ma rea.l estate company Sf9.3U7 ~a.odl 3141 lDI')' Point wiUa forever by any weekday bwtn ldT.D.1s.also VIEW. Dec orator .. 'nsu IJrYMt 611·3111 ~~.-ia ln Orange County. Typ . 2 Br, adult.a do pets. Furn ••••••••••••••••••••••• furnished. Pool, jacuzzi. 8:30&5:30. Fl •c• JM T.D. a.o-. to& m1na1ertal account· or unCuni. 22165 Canyon SUPER OCEANFRONT Lido Marina Villagl' Fairest Terms slnce 1949 lng 6 office organization sauna, teonla. $350 'lk. 3475 Via Oporto ••••••••••••••••••••••• *SANDY'S* Recilter Today to work Dr.833-M33 Yrly lae, utll tncl. --(at Nwpt Beach Blvd) .......... s.ttlft' Mf9. Co. on various accounting I& aldlla required. Looking Crom $f75 • 648-0505 ONTHEBEACH OppGelwity 5005 64Z.2171 54S.061 I Outcall Maasa1e booltlle~iog assl&n· Cor energetic career Sltmning 1rg 1 BR garden (714) 8'75-8662 973-0329 o rle ntated person. apt. pool, rec area. $245. Mswport INdl 31'9 4 Bdrm home with ....................... menta. orlt close to 250-500 sq. ft. deluxe of· Retired couple bu money your home. Fl1ure Salary commensurate noW. lBthSt. ••••••••••••••••••••••• privacy. SlOOO ltk TRAYaAGEHCY •SHERI LEE• wiUJ skiU.. Send resume PAUMIWPOIT WATERFRONT HOM F.S f'ice. W. 19th St. C M. FRANCHISE to lend. tst II 2nd TD '1 Certi.fted Masseuse Cleru to Sr. Accoun· to: •280. c /O The Da.ily 0.. ..... 3126 Call 631-1400 from SlSO. mo. Torn. A&ent. 1-837 ·374' Howe Calla· By appt. taots needed thruout Pilot, P .O. Box 1560. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bachelors, 1 or 2 S4C).2200 Tbe new w_, to own a <>nnaeCo. Bedrooms & Townhouses Private party will /.ay 838.e38 O.U Meu, Ca. t:lllS26. 1 Or z bdrm. all new crpta, RALSBVICE travel agency. Travel more ror your 2nd . D Robert KalC'a drps, garages. ms.ms. From $304.50 Balboa Island on bay. Network. Start your own. FOXY LADY Accountempa Refs & depos req'd . Spectacular spa, total new, beaut. bay view, 3 OB.UXE OFRCES Exp. not requir ed. Fast arvc. 642-3573 SOOS. Kain. &e 501 AGGl.ESSIVE 830-4646 recreation program, br, 2 ba, ffl)lC. 675-7953 Personal telephone I re· Complete support Is long Pvt pty seeking 70% 1st °'*-IM_.. No. Tower. Unioo Bank llOCiaJ procram. 7 pools, 8 Balboa Bay Club studio ceptionist, secretary. term service provided. TD money. t65M at 10% MC 7ll·l561 In Tbe Cit)' al Orange ATI'ITUDE 1 Br w diahwasher & gar, t.eonl.s court.a. At Fas}Uon coof'erence room, coffee Call Mr. Char l es oo Npt com'I bldg. Alao 714~103 wanted. Shoe new crpt, immed oc· Wand. Jamboree I& San avail. last week in Ju.ne & hospitality services. 714-838·92'2 have 10% Sl.2.300 2nd for PREGNANT? Carias. ulesperson. Fu II or cupancy. 126$. saG-9325. J°tlia Hilla Road. SJ6(). July Sl~ 64H287 Excellent location, near sale. Call 64().1391. Ask conftdentiaJ counseling Ir p /llme. Expr or will Lge gowid level 3 br, 2 ba, 71 .. )64 ... 1900 or~S357 Aien . freeways. Coffee shop, located in rorPhllip. referral. Abortion, adop. Accountant tra i n . Benefits & IAJ<B CEHTER prof'I bldg, S day ~ tioo" keepi.n&. pvt yd, cable t v, $385. •OauxE-J une19-Septl0.BeauUful· Uoo, 7:30-3. Buy NOW AVAIL. TAX manaaement op ly decorated & com~e-(714)979-2161 APCARE 547-2563 portun1tles. Apply 1n 496-70M Eastblulf 3 br, 2 ba. from ownr. 586-94li SeuooedTDs SPICIA,\aST ly Cumisbed 2·sty S m penoo. 2 BR. ocean view, bltns, Lease. Incl. spac. maater 3 bath Mesa del Mar AIR.PORT OFFICES SAN CLEMENTE 12·14'il. yield. UteA&VICIU With empbuia i.n tu. We Standard Sboe St.om refng. encl gar, $285 mo. swte. din rm " dbl home. Custom pool " 1 & 2 room suites, all Broker' 9183""56'1 °*-I H••:i; are seddni an indiv. to '¥117 So. Bnstol. CM g arage. Auto door services. No lease req'd. TRIMGYM usume fuU cbarae for 55&-5678 Jae. w waterfall. ... .... ,_of! opener avail. Pool & Gardener lnchxled. $800. From $145. mo. 2082 S. E. Ladies exercise, Arn C19C • •• Serving all Orange Co. federal fr multi state tax recreation area. Adults 549-0501 Bristol, Suite 200, N.B. maasaae " outritlon Psun~1 113$-7313 in compllance report !Ambitious couples desir-............. 3140 onlY. No pet.a. $425. (714)557-7010. preparation for Pacific ing t.o supplement the ....................... 86SAmlpWay Furn 2 BR Condo, C.M. center. All equipment in· l.olt&Fomd DANCE OF FUN lluwal payroll functiooa family income. lG.U Hrs Office suite, M.V. at eluded. Great potential. ••••••••••••••••••••••• SHARP, beach, 2 II 3 BR, Bachelor Units. 1 Block Avall June 18 to Sept 1. Wllltrain. --.c:·•• 5100 Beaut. nude girls danee & .ubsidia.ry co. opera-wkly. Call for appt frp l. d ishwasher , from beach. All uUI paid. 536--0866, Sun; 751-5501 Av~ Pkwy. deluxe, 750 BERTIIA HENRY ~ IM!88ion. Pvt mir· bOnl lncludi.ng a multi 67S-OZ30 garage, patiol, 981).2358. rJ· ft. SS<. sq ft. Pru!er ....................... room.a. lOAM to COllJC)nte s&ructure. Sue· No peta, l2SO Ibo. 201 E. VIEW. Fully furnished gmt831·7444 REALTORS Application Program-Balboa Blvd. Call Sue 2Br, 2ba. Avail May 22 to 21SDeJ Mar 492.4121 SCUM-lETS 3Alil lloe&t. 12PM to ceuful candidate wlll mer. Assist design, de· &PM Sun. 625 N. Ei,aclid, ~ve 2 yn college w /an SPANl.SHSTYLE. a!JlgJe 556-7707 July 22. $425 Ibo. COIOMA Da MAil Leue 1mall beach hotel. AllSWEIS Allah. m.5383 empbaais ln accounting, wlop Is lmplement real· &evel 3 BR owner'• w1i1 Steps to beach. Lra 2 BR, ON WATER 2Br, 2ba, OfflCE little money maker. FREEJESSION W 4D pha 2 yn woridaa exper time. Auto insurance rat· oo cul-de-eac. Near Spr• beam celling, ffl)lc, gar fully furn. View & pool Two NEW prestlgioua of· Sl0.000. 536-7058 Thnini-Twtne-as a fuU cba.rae ~er in g programs. inadale II Warner. door ~ner. Ref req 'd. SlSOO mo fice suites w <1dM charm Exert-Abuaed-PALM&CAID bookbeper w /pa 6 Knowledee of high speed $425 *'o· Agent at WUerlront Homes • shared patio, So or Expending businea. Op-peJl'()lJ tu '=bill· data commun1cat1on $450 yr . 6U-465T RENTS READINGS llnea, mod e ms . M&-1371 or call owner at 631-1400 Coast Hwy. 560 sq ft ln partunity Cor amibilious The boa is IO dleap be ty. Deal.re an V W /U• muJUple&on II tortran & IMM701. Promontory Pt 2br, 2ba, Bayfronl condo avail each suite. 9440 per mo. penon to 1upplemat In· doem 't give bia retiring Specia.I \.'I price wt1ll this per. In tbe preparalion al cat.bedral cell'g, bst vu. Mutt see to believe come. Call 81M-90C7 for In· worken a eokl watch. He ad. Has Psychic power of ledenl "at.ate ~le aaembly programmmg SllOO yrly, avail 7 'J/. Dys May 20th to Sept. 15th. 87S-2311 t.erview. RENTS it to tbem. wt.dom. What YoU bear tax returns. We fer an laquagea. BS electrical 1JVE Near Tbe Beach! 838-9432 evs •tnds $!000. mo. 2 br, 2 ba. will amaze you! She will attnd!ve compemation computer sciences & 6 c... .. Sol 675-2''19. beaut. funi. Adult.a only. O.C. AIRPORT INTERESTED JN LostlrF.-1 HOO teU )'OW' Put. Present, Is Piii Ir 1rowtb potent. moe to I year el{per re· Beautiful Adult Apts References .8'75-6775 Koll Irvine Center office SELlJNO YOUR ....................... P\ltutt & advise YoU oa Sa.lary from 11115 depend· quired.. Sal~ $1266.66 Gu Is Water Paid. BAY VIE W . Lee 3 br ocean view. 1 suit.es from 132 to 2700 aq COIN LAUNDRY? Loll or Found a pet! Call Love. Marriage & Busl· inl on nper. & back· per mo. T a e ad to %1611 Brookhunt.. HB EA.STBLUFF 1tunning house from beach. NewlY fl. Will remodel to allit. CALL NOW! Animal Assistance aeu. AvaU. for private ground. Contact Person· employme nt develop· t6J..6653 2br, 2ba, Crplc. Lge patio, remodeled, ds bwbr & 751-4760 MPEINC. Leap s:rt-2213, DO fee. ll'OUPS· oelDepL ment dept, pud by pool. Mature adult.a. No patio. $325 S42S per Ql.M dlx suites, utU pd, Coia laundrie. aince 1963 221 W. Whittier Blvd. emi*>Yt!1". 001'020167 28r, children welcome, no pet.s.$475.mo.M().-0349 week. 17141547.5934 LOST: Vic Rancho Sao La Habra m 91.9272 @ PACIAC muTUAL APT. MANAGER . peta, •tartinl at sa&S mo. A a, ample pkng, from Joequtn, small loo& ba.lr •TAJ• 67U775 or 67s.8018 $16.S. Noise req. 61s.6900 Diie& .... °'*811 Kawre couple. 18 adult 8464I07 .. ,utw.t F cat, tortoise abell, 700 Newport Oanter Dr lmlia.~ Townhouse, Balboa 2Br. 2i.;Ba, spacious, Main floor suite available O,pa.tmit, 5015 b lk brwn t"ed . •551-3271• Newport Beach MIAllllACH Penlnaula, ocea.nfroot & REWARD! 557-9906 or ACMCCIMTB bay view. 3 bdrm • ba, clean, quiet, d)()lce an!a, in Taj Mahal Bide. ln ••••••••••••••••••••••• SllMl67. ....... ~ ..•• , Equal Oppor Employer AllUAl.UX patios, wllt to Crescent BJlAND NEW. Spadoua rec rm, 3 lrpl's, cath. Bch. Summer rent, Lag Uls. 586-9070 Establilbed Oranie Co. celllng1 , r e f e r , B\iJder bas opp'ty for In· LOST: Red Dobennan, 7 needl Survey People. No deluxe 3 • 4 Br. All bltna, $300 '#It. 494-74.10. vest.or for ai.ngle family mo. old, vtc Beach & Oltal W.aaage aalea. Call collect frpb, pr, lie yd. 520 wuber drJer, ultimate Vocaffae a..tah 4250 OllAM(IE CO. custom bome. Ready to Warner H.B. Reward DO •642-5654• A.ceounttnt for appt. a.3010 Yorttown • Just West ol ln luxury. Yearly $1200 AIRPORT A.REA IQ.Id with loan commit· questions. 848·3156 alt PAYIOU. Q.IU Beach Blvd.~ or or $1500 with penthouse ••••••••••••••••••••••• ... ...... Asaist In lrt.a.ration of ASS•tlLBS furniture. By Owner. Palm Sprtoga Vacation Prime MacA.rtluar Blvd. meut .. pennita. Solid In· tPM SJl.1711 location, 1200 aq ft, renta· vestment w .int return. co. payro . uat have We will train. Apply m«l87 Cmdo on Mtsaion Hilla HAPPY BIRTHDAY prior work exper in NEW XTRA Dix twobae Country Club. 968-5430 ble. Call: Wayne P. Mullen & Lost : Pem Slameae. 7am. Ma cGreaor PARK LIDO Twnbae, Btr (714) SSB-1701 Aaoc. "Burrlta" Vlc: Fairview SIMONE!! pe)TOIJ ctept. Pleue COD· Yadlta, 1631 PlacenUu, apt. fraat unit. La 3 Br, 2Br, ~ 2~Ba. frplc:, ............ 4300 (714) M.S-9104 Ave, CM. Aft 7; 957-GW, A GOOD PRIEND tad penoonel dept. CM 2~ S., formal dln rm + elec ear , pool. mature UM; NJ. T101 bbfat rm, tple, bltna, ••••••••••••••••••••••• NEWPORT ....... '1' r wttb Cb.artlma to ® PAOAC fTUTUAL W D blmp, patio, dbl at· 8dJl, St95 mo. 845-79 •a SILICTIVI• LOST: ~e tan cat meet male 47+ Polaible CEMl'ER W-.lcd IOZO A.UEMBLEIS web pr, $8). 5'So-3ll04 2 BR Bil Can y on Gabl a reliable ••••••••••••••••••••••• w lbort So. llluioa marriqe Reply to: Ad '100 Newport Center Dr L&rwe a 1r, 2 ba .. ttpJc. townbome. ll500 5'er mo. roommate. Omcesulte tor leue. Ap-S X Gnlu, -.000 invest· Vtejo area. Reward . no 117, Dally Pilot P .0 . Newport Beacb SOTrainee Auemblen. At}.. CaU m"'°82 M.S-7484. prox 530 sq ft. Avail J uly ment buys .. 000.000 unit lb.-3117 Box ueo. Coeta Mesa, 6qv.a1 Oppor Emp&oyer Needed Immediately $3IO. mo. 7911 Holt. •SHARE A HOME• 1. $475 mo. '759-Wl CA931136 Lona II Short Term 85CllZ11.,.,..,, Agl. ON WATER. doc:lt for 30' in Houlton. 10Clf. return. Lost : 5/14. Sml wht bo.t..2 Bdnn, l batbApt. AVOID INCOMPATIBLE DP AMDIHG 717 Otbera avallable. can neutered M. doc. Poodle ......... Set •kei 5360 AaaJanment.11 NEW 2 6 3 BR. •dall •~u Cabl.• TV. •tso a o . ROOJOIATF.S! ! Fully aen. ofc 1pace now, 556-4154. •at· mix, Iona e.n .ts tall. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ACCOUNTIMfJ CUC 3~ Available. pool, patJoe, rpac. Waterfront Homes House.Motes 832-4134 atarta at ~ sq ft in the w.eytolom 5025 Nwprt Hgt a area. JULl!:'S MASSAGE Tba lntne Co. ia Curretlt• M&lst have own transp. aecurit;y. -• qp. 1702 111•1.00 Takes The Guesswork dynamic N.B. airport 15th1=e Ave. Ans. to Tu'ed? Uptitbt? Relax! ly aeeldna an accountina Ctlll T~ HM520 Ftorida •Mama.· Outof~ bus. erea. S~ce av all: ······~················ Gus. medication. Get lm.med. relief. Appta clertt In 1upport ol our Pfte. Top ay. Vac Pay moo 9'71 1 Ir, 1 bUt tram BAYll'RONT 2br, 2ba. Yr mATBIOlfl'PE N llC»-18,000~ &wanbae 1st, 2nd • 3rd T.D.'1. Reward. 845-6042 after anyttme . Call btwn =· •C"COUDlinc seetioo. VlctorTs.,a w y ocean. 208 lttb St. •· Sea. bids. Slip avall. S... SSbJ SbJ 9CJ fu· 82' IQ • ProJ. Mer Cted.lt oo lftblem. 6PM. 41d.OPM 518..o181. '•up to l yr ol cea'I Senk.n ~ ... Qill EnQn 131·2'&2. udy Clark. 83Mll3 or 7SZ. fOJ s.cwc.... 5400 olc ::· ln ettber re-DJv Walt.er Kidde le Co ttq>~e Park, Arnqedby Lost: Oranae • White Office..... 4400 eel•• . or ryables 6 IOIZS. E. Bnatol New I BR • dm w ~· .,... 3190 4100 h. CoutHome to.m CaL Neu1 male domeaUc ....................... St.10 New~ Beach ....................... 10 MY '?. touc near a~c c.ter. f ....................... THIRIC ... T tboltbalr. Nr ~rd.• s...w We ot er competitive CCornerol tol & SPll, 847 ·DD; aft 5, IBt, IBa w &lock frpl. ........... 4450 DO YOU NEED C.ASll7 lndlanapolla. Reward. Z yr• a10 lntrovlew Campt.-beb1nd •*1 .. 2Br. Ula. H•• prlv ALTBNATIYI ....................... lat, 2Dd • 3rd -.e!OI ~ Ila doon to pro. =comprehensive Homeowner IOant S*I 6 ao out· C.rl'a Jr1 ,,s.-.-.c•. Jlo. to mo. f'tl>t Incl 4 DILUXI o.cs an dfectlve way for "1ual Opportunity uranied rut. lat· 8beWe tTOJ Collie> standln1 worllint en· ........ M •• -..=::t1J1~0 ~ 1erv ., Cool. rm., ' at IS, au Borrow '1000. Sl00,000 aable le wbt. Vlc: Ellla le llnlle people to meet. We vlrolUnont.. mployor M/F pboae COV· paneled, tm. wbte ln re· have overcome thl1 Pleue Call &U-33119 AU MW 2 Bdrm, 2 batb ln flexible terma. pul Buahard. FV. N it• of HB at 8la 8amUton St . ••••••••••••••••••••••• erare, cool. rm, mall ar. 1 or a yr. lease. Lake cr.d1t no problem. Call 5/18 . 1100 rwd , at.tpm attached to tradl tam'UlNoon l3SO mo. 8-5, 548-4124. nu: EXC'ITINO MrY., underfround prkg Forest a r ea. Kenl usno~Uoo. '714 /"2·2042 tlaoal datlnt Ml'Vlcet & THltlVIMICO .us ... ••s Open lb9e2-$Pll PALM aesA ArTS. •mcninN~ Harkins. STE l"JN. SVCS are drawin& attractive, 550 Newport Oant.er Dr Fer eledro mecllanka1 TKEEXEC l: 714-!81·9383 FOUND: Malo dot bnm well~ducated r,:ople 11.INlJTD TO NPT SUJTE, 14().5470 n• es.mo <bkr> w1wh1te feet II che.t, who are tJred of n & Newport Beach devitea. £aper In Equal Opp0r Employer mecbanltal auembly of .8C'H CANNERY VllJ..ACE oa QWDt 2Dda, Make °" buy Mesa Verde area . pmee. Rud aboul peo-.,.. 3144 Bacb.WBR. Uttle ls 8111 ! ! Clusllled Ust St. 870 aq ft '10·'40.000. No pre· M»1J2 t" look at pbotoc:rapba, IO'l&ll p&rU prcf 'd. Will ···-·······-·· .. ·· rromsao.•up. ads are reallft 1mall w Cfustomer P~AN· ~~.~Till watcb Informal M•k• lhoae 1ood trl.ID. °"" ool;)'. 1111' Or&qll 'rr. ccmdo, ~l'fOPN "people fo ~ ... sala TlQUE. G FT.~ ' rOUND : S 17. BB . •ideoc.aped ~trovle•s. household Items t°" ·,.. STAc:oswrTCH IMC 1511 .. Dr. calla wttb ~ rtadenblp KARINE, CLO INO . Geneva lodlanapoUa. Call auw IOI' a f rct demo. DO( ua1n1 avalla le lo l13t Bak~. Cott.t Meta pool,~ labMttbla. (a Bib ENl of N.-pott and blC ra ! To place BOUTIQUE. LoaM by Short Lem R.Esri1 fut, Sh•lt>'. abort le?c•d Neat_.... i::·u be de· tome oU>.r family by ad· 149-.3041 Awalt Jooe 1. U U. 81¥\1.) C:., daalfied ad. call owner. 615·1908 or U1 ....._ Daven. mix reitd Male 01. =~n ! 1si-5411 Yel11alna them tor aale In Eq\&AJ ()ppOr' EropJ01•r m.-,..... 142-XTI.. ~ . I port. 541 tllQ S»-1538 Ouallitd. Cell t-12·5678 - AM1mbb 1UllEE m & PAllEIS NEEDED Ill.MEDIATELY!! TOf'PAYlll All shlfta. ck)'. 1wln1 & graveyard includes wknda. Lona & abort tienn asslgnmenta. Holl· day &r vacation pay Ho~ ltallntlon plan Experience preferred. but will 1&ccept sharp tralnee. Call. (714) 979-7580 GIRALTAR SAYINGS &Lo.Assoc.. r ....,w..t.4 7100 .... W .... d 7100 ..,_.wetect 7100 HlfltW..e.d 7100 Monday.May22. t978 OAILVPILO; C9 • • •• • • •• • • • •• •• •• •• •• •• • •• • ••• • • ••• •• •• ....... •••• •••••• ••••••••••••• .......... •• •••••• ••••• -....;.;~...-........---;...;; ________ ..;;.~:..:..;=.:......l~ HelpW..e.d 11 HfipW•t.d 7100 W..ted 7100 a.DEAL AJl 1tl i111 u rleDtl)' Melded Looi abort urm autanmmta. lloh· day • vac auuo .PO" Ho1plUlldllOo pl•n avulabla. VOLT I• f"""l"\..J<~IAI I• •,1 I'" M t ' 31• C...-Dri•• 146-4741 tAcroiaa 1')-om Ora.o&eCo. A\rport) Equal Oppor Employer C1 oafct O,aulll• ~...,. Pttline far LA ~·•1T..i.. •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••· for J1ewlett-Packud 'nmet cleU•. So. H.B. Im.med opecl.n&a & op. 3000 loatallalloo. Any Good ul ls 1r0rlda1 oon· portu111tlet lo an at.ab. GDfEIAL Housekeeper. mature.(•-------- data proceuloa ea· da. Pbon• ~ aft «». ln Oran&• Co. alrprt y rd k & l rugbl 1blft, 111. ill i~I Llltca.klietl S-. penence wllt be con· 4pmor~bcl7am. area. Appllcaoll to ;rson'!:[ App~ouff ';{ home.CM 846-6716 .. It couldn't hurt to all alda'ed. Send r.eume or l)ell f ,~ t.roubleaboot. repair • Equipment Rut.a.I. 7&14 Holnekeeper. IJ ve-IJ:I. pvt Mr P1u! •bout• re11Jard ldttt ol appUc1Uoa to v!I .frm:.. :! e8d.,. teat electroalc systems Warner Ave. H 8 room.. blttb 4c TV Non LnC career In real ntatt-P.A. D. S , Dept. :u. am. me e· Recent analoa Al dis)tal ~ .,_ "•b · .. Free tr<tmlo1 11 you 171Ml·D Skylark Cir, llvery ~ Ecooom.lcal *""*r ':\;'d lotenl•w Genera.I Office s...,..er, a::.u8wo spea.-qualify. -.u1~ dlta ~t~ -......... ... lng. S days, *12$ wit Cull trvane.azT14 •. OE. ~:....,.. .;.~ N.....,.I. byoppt1 ,SS'1·90Slult Bookkeepmgexperlence. days 6400140, evea . J.CMASHIU.nS a ..... per -.,. o co · tor ~h. typmg, & aome boatinl[ Cuti......... l•ctloa. WO/mo net 1toowled1e. Apply aa\ 642-5358 CALL 7 • 77oo Exper'd only. Good pay tab-home. Pac1f1c R1ggio1 Co. HOUelElllEIPIUI " bmdttl. ApplY. Jolly ELECTRONlCS 831·2181 .._. 110R. L.lqugr c~rlt. Prr 1 or ~ Roe«. 400S.. Cout Hwy, DRIVERS 1 T~ e "bi MR•} u reed. nl~/wk. Lacuna Beach. With ll:Dowleclae Oran&• llS1 Da&.a Corporation. GIMlllAL OfffCI respoos• e . ea. ~ Co L C an efiablllbed, expand· Exper'd ln inventory & driving record L8e · "--".""--''-"'-p. unty il A ouoty h · pleasant beach bo-·. 1 .-a .... " .. t ......,. u.__.,... I ro Ut d u 101 aod prodressive purr a11n1 for sou II -.. _... ..vcaz• ,... __ .. _,. _.,...,_.•c, wya r e e very • Pvt cu.n.846-2289 .. t...... '"'"U p r/U~~,..B~~-TIMI eorvtce. must be over 21 lead.erlnlheappUcaUona constructaon/property """"° -111 UV 18. ru • art with eood d1tv1D1 record. terminal buSlneaa bas AD management co. BPI. ffousekHper. live in. FV Ume. Call m~. COOK.DPS. ()oodpayAibeoeftta.Call lm"""'1iaLeopeaingfor: ~Uto'l ares. 4 chUdren. Nice MA.CHIMIST --------•I Country Club Conv. Monlorappt.SSH'33 CHHBALOFFfCf home. Salary open Ca ll -U.RICAL Home. 50-8'1 Deala1M5't SENIOR Heavy phones & typmg Amy, 7:52-~ Mon thru ~fie~lp/~~~l M~vit &it'll.AL Newport Beach practice 10 Key adder. Good _Fr_i._9-.s_. ------MFG.629TerminalWay, A 1 v.ar 1 lety lolf gen 'I COOK needs experienced D.A. pbone manner essenUal. Housekeeper wanted few Unit 4, Costa Mesd. c encaa pot t 001 are Uve in, bome cooklng. 831·2'90 ENGINEERING Small manuf. Sal com-bn a day for elderly 646-4!001 DOW avail. 11 you have Mature woman. Small mensurate w /ex per. woman&aoa. Muat have 1---------:....::r~~r~ c·.:~·· Co••• =~~rn TECHNICIAN :.::·:, omce. PBX '"':::....C. ~~~?~~':.~ aurance background, Cook. pantry " kitchen Valle)'9'7t-1.00 Answer. Serv. Oprs. Costa MeH Agency ofn MW• Kardlnge Lathe pleue apply at: beJper. Will train. Phone M u s t b a v e lmmed openings for ex· excel opportunity for !'181 Cloae ~eranc la 119\ 499·2271 bewtweeo Dmlal~\. C.M. mlcroproceuor ex· per'dorqualifiedpeople. w/eiq> Pay Ir workmg work. EQer ~~ ~: \91 PACIAC mun.JAL ~UPM. Aaklorkitcbeo. ~-~Ml; 4 day perience. a work in a ~e~p':!. d:'::t: ur~ cuid1tkm the best (710 bem. E.O.E. S5HC)5J ask 700NewportCeoterDr COOK. p/tlme, perm. lmcrwled&eofa.nalogaod person Mon-Fri. 9am ~ forRonAdarm. NewportBeacb position. Small r etire· •DBCTA.L digital ctrcuits. 4pm. W Rochester St. INSURANCE AGENCY MAID, S Da"" ,_r wit. Eq IOp rtunit EquaJOpporE lo h Knowled&e of com· CM JV ..-E;:ploye~M/Fnf l~~~~~~~m~p~y~er~I ment ome In La_.~: Periodontist needs munlcatlooa devices ---------opening for ln1urance l~lJJ hrs wk, S4 br. No ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1~=~~~~~~~ Beach. Some exptt uc-p/timeauttowOl'ttroot ( .. 00 E,.., DA A secretary w /ll&bt smoking. Exper req'd _ _.. Call MU AACG ( r -... General office. perma· I I """',,, ... •~ _......,. or & back. Expet. gre d. .~ •·--> "~··a· 1 1 persona 1oea eitper .,,.....,...,. ppl. _ ......... UIC1tu nent. entry eve . typlDg w t • t--------- Bank Clerical a Xray cert req • • Sal bk!. Minimum ol 3 years 4.SWPM Hr e s ro 1 n ••er are a. Maid b TB I ER open. RB. 8'2-8631 .. ..-en .... _,_.., . accu.r. s 8-S. 89l 19'70 • ve-in, lovely N 8 __ --YOU ARE COOKS, breakfast luncb -..-· ~ ... .,,-.,.,~ Msp. filin&. errands. re· home w1pnvate room ~ f\aU Ume position availa· & dinner. Ma Barker's, o..tal ~ bable car. Sa)Jary open. days, wlmds off. Eng lfyouareoewto Coeu ble. Huntington Bch. IUVITED 2l2E.J7thSt.CM Exper'd only. BeoeCils. scu10R S4<>-7741.CM!orapp'l. IHSUIAtfCI s peaking preferred Mesa. t.emporanly dis· Bank expeneoce prel'd. n11 COOKS RB 883-50.12 84&3540 ~ Tb e Roy M a r c om Housekeeping, cook1.11g. An&mott II OR OVER cootlnuial your educa· Good benefits. Apply To join Orange County's · ' Geoaral l.nsurance Agency Is cur· need own tran1. Non- Uoo. recently dlscbarged GOLDEHSTATE top temporary agency Saute'.-Pantry & DBCTALASSIST. ELECTRONICS Oppoolwltylr reot.ly interviewing for amkr.~ from the service, or for SA.MWAIAMK wbereyouaretbeV.J.P. dessert cooks. EX · Exper'd, happy, mature an exper'd Underwriter M ld E d P IOe perlencein French Con· indiv.forpeopleoriented CllalhJ1910fftred Secretary w/ratlnK & a s xperaence =::Ca::~!~!~: 10230 ~~ount ~lvd. We ofrer top salaries. tJnental Cuisine esaen-preventative ofc in Huot. TECHNICIAN To Resp. Individual& sales exper. St.art at -.SO Pleaaant worluna con<h· ~·--213/9231U"l bestjobs,sbortaod loo& tial.Sa'--' .... ....._forde· Bcb. Xlnt salary . InOurNewport mollus> n4/G'7·3393 Uoos. Vagabcod Motet. meet. consider ttlis uni· .,.,.....,y . ....., b ......... -..--a331i3 Financial Firm · · 3151 Harbor Blvd, Colt.41 que oppor. The women & E.0 . E. term aaaignment.s wit dtcat.ed, trained persona . . In Fashion Island Mesa. S4().8S71 men we an looklng ror t op o0ange Cou ot~ at this exclusive dinner DIMTALl.EC.r. A solid back1round in We have immed open· ii---------maI be Ured of typing, Bea~y ftrma. ver 25 years o e.tabli.sbmenl. Apply in digUal electronics. logic 1_"8 f J.oaurance • Swf Ir Sand Hotel. fo ding paper s . Aul need~ for busy combined experience. person wkdys. Am· Proiressive San Clem and•ystemsalon&with .._or: GilOUPCl.AJMS Ask for J oan n a in warebousejoba&work· op.erator. license re· WEWANTYOU!t! broaia,Rm.W.50530tb ofc. 4 Day wk. 8:30-5. provenproficleocyinua· GIHBlALHElPEa housekeeping. U5S S ing for a limited income. q1.1red. 631-1390 St .. NB C96-03ll mi 0-SCOPE and other Some beavy lilting" er· EXAMIMH Coast Hwy , Laguna Worls. w /young people. Beauty Operator Niguel •ALI Q.EIJ(S • _;,,_.;...---------1 t e • t d e v • c e a t o rands. Must bave I '1'& tD z yrs ex· Beach Rapid adv. possible. U Hair Fashions needs •AGUale&.a.KS COPY STOP Dllll .. Asllst.f tr o u b I es boo l GEHBAl.ClHK per. pay1na 1roup 1---------- yo 18 0 Ver •· *1"V91STS F\l1l time rvwitloa work· R.D • R--microprocessor based Utetyping •·filing medical claims. Req's Maids: toP waaes paid. u are r 0 "' good all-around ta.air • ,,... ,,..,... .A..._ "' L I d f C VS A l Tb l would be avail to start stylist. 499·2221 or tn&iobusypbotocopying tenn1nals and ~eivers ADMIMCLERK .. now e &e o B . PP y: e nn at wort lnuned. call betwn 496-57?.8 •SICllETAlllS business. JI you're ,.....,..._ tolhecompooeot level 15 Acangbackg:rouodbelp· Background in dental Laguna, 211 No. Coast 9:30am &2pm ___ . -----•WotlD PltOC OPRS bd&bt. frleodl.Y and bave Cosse required. 2-3 yean ex· ful. lite typmg claims helpful. Coot.ct Hwy., Laguna Beach. 645-6514 Beauty salon lo CM needs •KIYPUMCH a good peraonallty and For info: Pac. Deota1 perteoce prefened. CLERICAL peraaanel dept. wanted, F\111 time or ~~~~~~~~~!hair stylists. 65% com· •PIXllCll'f can learn quickly, apply Semfn•ra. P .O.Box 5962. 2DdstuA.Spm·l :30am Iii'\ PACIAC mUTUAL pt·ume. Seaclilf Motel. ~ mis&ion.S48·J446 •PIRSOMMB.C&.KS In person, Monday· )llaaioaHilla,CA9134Sor We oiler excellent Acct.ngbaclr.groond, lO \e,I 1001 So. Coast Hwy. Lag Autolotpenoo. Ftr,over ---------• Friday. (213)368-8000. salary. beoefiu and a 11; & · ltills 8ch UM892 18. Must have Calif IKICn/RECB'T •OttDBCLRICS TbeCopyStop ---------•modern working en· ey typUlgs · 700NewportCenterDr .--·------- driver's lie & gd dnving tor growing Irv. Co. Lite •HOSTESSES 4301Birch,Ste5 DESK Clerk. NI ght vtroomerrt. Send resume ExcelJent working coods Newport Beach MAINTENANCE/ record. M. V. area. t ypln I r eq • d. Call Newport Beach Auditon. exper. deslra· or call Saundra Johnson &co. benef'lt.soffered. EquaJ Oppor Employer ENGINEER <HVAC\ 831·3'80. 831-0757. For Newport Beach and ___ 1_s1_._1050_.___ bk!. F\ill & p/time. San m4>54Ml25-~~TIC DATA Ftr 40 hr week, fuU co South County caU : Clemente I on. 12S ~ESSIMCi, 1MC. JANITOR benefits Call S46·66S2 i\UTOMOTlVE &at Mechanic Vicki Hestoo or Cot.mt.er help for fut food &plandiao, Sao Clem. c.ootact Shirley, 644-4360 p ""me, Laundramat .__M_ao-_Fri_. ----- USB> CAR Free 1 an c e boa l Jan Peltz.er restaurant. 1 person MSI , . • .,.... V"'"' ~ MICHANlCl mechanic to rebui Id 557·6122 Tues thru Fri 11·3. Apply Desk SUpervilor .,,,,. ...., teoance Boy W1nted Exe. salary. working Chrysler Hemi engine. at1vd2306 8W.;....O.c;,~!nlroot Summer evenin&, front DATA arutor _ exper man or for outside & 1ns1de conditlons for qualified reverse drive. & maio· ForCentral&North B ,N. _.,,,,........,. desk supervisor. FIT. GENERAL couple to clean orflcea work. Part or f/hm~ used car mechanic to ta1n boat engines ln the OrangeCountyCall: COUMTBHILP Fall.P.60/br.586-0860. CORPORATIOM eves. &-lOpm. $!100 mo. SeacliffMotel,494-4892 perform II gbt mech. future. 549.3432 before s. Karen Powers 834-0860 f\lll or part time, day or Dhltwolller, F na-,..~~cesbear. CAAve!!!~ LABORERS Must furn equip. S»-3820 Maintenance Mechanic. wor k. Permanent •• _673-427 __ ,._att_e_r6_.____ i A l I 1 ·-""" ... m -· th · varied. interesting posl·'" MOFHSEYBll even og. PP y o Eveaings.lCall 541M418 UrgeotlyNeeded!!! JanitorialWork mus avenunSyr.iex- tion ideal for semi· IOOKKHPB penoo. aakfor.lilaunce ~ua)Opportunity Warebo\lSe Parttune&fullUme. peringen'lptantmaint Full ........ ABI AIL ABBOTT TACO la.I. M ..... '""" Coot act Ron Cho we r. retired type. Opp. Cor ad· c ...... e G DISHWASHERS-Over 18, mploYer IF Stock Clerks _.,_,., SS7 :mo xt.58 EOE van cement. Ne a r MARINE MFG CO. 818 Pac. Cout Rwy. RB. day & evenings shifts l~~~~~~~~~I Shipping & Receiving . e . . . . Orange Couoty Airport. CM. 714~7117 TrUPIJ•••£S Counter Help, Moo-Fri. apeo. Small retirement Fn"'neen Must have phone & relia-KITCHIM HB.r MATBIAL See Mr Belanger ·---F/C IUfl RMI S ho i L B b. ., bletransp. U>ng&sbort c---Le&.8., HOWARD Chevrolet: _..,....,..5R l lam ·2 pm . tax oill'~~~guna c JR.ENGINEER term assignments. Holi· Appl.yAfter3PM ~•-.v -. Dove & Quall Sts., for medical ofc, will ---------Burgers,899W.19lb St. day & vacation pay. n.AKWMalsocr Experinmat'llrproduc· Newport Beach. train m eGoodd i ca 1 CM DraftsperlOll M/F Fresh out of graduate Hospitallzataon plan 2607W . c.oautwy. N 8 . tioooontrol ~p,~ut Must -----------1 t.erml.oology. peo-Cl.EllS Couple wanted to manage H'unt acbool or wit.b work ex· avail. have good ~ lo typ-AtrroMOTIVE pie U:illa. Salary open. srmll business. P /Ume. Beginner for small unt· per. needed for small lng. fLling • gen'I ore IODYSHOP Reply to 11281. c/o The logton Beacb civil manul. co. in Mission )Im--------duties. Good benelits . MA.MAGS! Dally Pilot, PO. Bolt UJOTEM Mr. Hall642.-l63t. engineering firm. Am· Viejo. Resp. will include L.AloaBS E.O.E. Call for appt. 1560, Coela Meaa, Ca. D ... ,, ... ---Y bmoulpenoawllhdraf\-draftlna & maoy {20)NeededNow!'! SS'7-11051 ask Cor Keucb1 ""'1l¥U ,_,R .. •N A -•1 bl ,,....__ .... ....--a or muc: eo1lneeriog projects Temporary Assign · ,_Stevem __ . _____ _ Well-located Chevy de· .-,. ,. ..,., _. 1R .. ....,. ..... u· I f · • aler offers permanent•---------~--aw v .. a e A.ccWilllaclelln-draftinl, errands, etc. workln& w /the Sr . 3141 C Ori menu. No fees. Must ... oosiUon tor experienced BOOKKEEPER-Orange : ~: ~~Jft.~ F\l1l Ume poeTt.lon open Must bave driver's lie. engineer. We are seek· f 11 ft bavecarltpbooe. Apply ature experienced body shop manager lo County Accounting u a video display cn4)848-0122 log, dependable . 546-4741 ~Wd.fMC. woman to train show fast-growing Orange F\rm, immed opening. ex per oeceaaary -we tttmlnal operator for a bard w 0 r k 1 n g 1 n . (Across From • horses. quarters + CouolyA.trportarea.Elt· aalary commensurate tram. Advucement op· Baalc/Four m ini· Draperywockroomneeds divtduals. Xlnl beoents. OraogeCo.Airport> "8~1~:,:eet salary . 244 ·2218 or celleot working condl w/exptt. <TI•> SG-2:572 ~~~~tD w°::-0!: computer. Some ex· ~·d women f /lime. Only those q1&ahlied Equal Oppor Employer Equal Oppor Employer 338-1011 t.lms. See Mr. Belanger. ""-perteocelldeslrable, but __ 1Sl_~_124_i_oa_m_·1P.:.._m_._, ........... call MAT URE WOMAN HOWARD Chevrolet. loa>d apetLSec'y gotoournearestmarket wUJtralnlndividualwtth ~ Dove & Quail Sta., 1 g i r I off c. o Id or CtJOt.act the penoaoel demonstrated typi:n« aC· Driven. early morn.Ing SBl-3830 Lllllan I•--------p /time to welrom .. Newport Beach. establlsbed bldg co. oftlceat curacy and speed. Worlt delivery, LA Times. Auto E II J G84BAL OFFtCE Supply Man~. needs newcomers & contact _ _..:, _______ , N l lM42 Lampeoo St route DO coUectlog. CM x c e e 0 t 0 b • ex· Type~ wpm. Top person w /good xte.rily merchants. f1e1uble hrs BabvaJ .. -r waot.ed over Choice ewpo~~ oc. G--'-nGrove"""' -·" in plea.aaot enviroomeol &NB'area ~O perlenced only food, to ass.isl in p uctioo. N-...o car. lite typing. JV....., • Selaryopeo.64:>-3.u.v AnlC .... ,._ witb good company · cocktal I, hostess . pay. No fee. Some jobs No exper. nee. Science IC'CU 18. io!ant, my home. Ap-1---=---=------;__ Equal0ppol' Employer benefits including 2 be _ _._. R r I d "-..,_,. •-rm lmmed S47·:DS .,,...._ .. D Bo k.. /ti 3 Drivers& lpenn_.._., • ereoces requ re .... ., -""" · · background he lpfu l. ---·-----pros.""'" wa. ya, eves, 0 ..eeper, P me. weeks vacation after one local household moving 'JbeSportaman, Lake Ar-as&tgnmeots. Apply. 8-4:30, Mon-Fri. Phone 1--------· MECHAMICAI. flexible scbed, $2.00/br, days wlr.. Hrs flexible., _________ , year, company paid co. Experienced only. rowtiead. n4·337·3712 or MANPOWER. IMC. 7 5 1 • 4 9 2 o a s k Io r own trans. 67s-3823. Sal open. 751·9560 Van ,...~ an:•m t.nsurance, credlt _, -·-w 1.9t.bst c M Matrelnl Agency "_... .......... Forappl847·T2'18 ...,, . ......., ._. . • . . Stephanie. Bab)'lltter, Ptr.' 2 small ' union.etc. Apply at ...::..::..;..;:.:;.::.:;.:.:.;_,;,:~---I---------Harbor/UlthStreet cbildren. my bome, CM &ollkeeper,fWlchg,thru *VOLT* OIAMCilCOAST Drt...-/W••llila•1•1t Executlve Sec 'y . 645-2043 Landscaping It Main· , .. ,.. 7 ....., ._._, .. _,__ NB To work in automoUve/ Challenging positlon Equa10p""r Employer t.enance. Wo-rk w1tbout area. ""'7" --lnAI ......... ce, · · area. D •'LY PILOT w/C ... firm 0 C ...... E d Foe lotervlew call Bud ,.. marine warehouse. Call ·"'"· nr · · superv1S1on. •per' on· Bab)'lttter. care.for 3yr Wien 213m3•2026 Moo· 75 Cl.ERIS 330W.BaySl.,CM ~7063 Airport.GoodS/H&tyJ>-·-------• ly. 751-0609 att 4:30 It old, CM area. Own trans. Fri Salary open between the boun of ing. Math aptitude. Busy .iundaya OR live-in R/8 + salary. ' . 8:00AM·S:OOPM Driver, Cius 1 Trador. phones. Call Edith at GUARDS 1 ---'-------- Exper. 41 refs. SS2·5678, lbokkeeper-Sec'y, exper URGENTlY Callfor 40' trailer, experienced Avnet Electron\ca, SECURITY LAUN DR 0 MAT -SS7·2!606 or educ a ti on a I Appointment please household sooda. At least 1_'754-Pl _______ -1 Woman Cor counter & equivalent. 20 hr wk. NE£Dm 64~121 ,ext277 1 yr with references & wash & fold. P /t1me. BABYSITTER-mature, flexible. Call Kathy EqualODPortuDitY good drlvlng record. FACTORYTIAIMH MATUREMEN 67J..l.fliM) reliable, wanted forsutht 64.S-5140 Employer Local & some dist. Immed opening w/C.M. & WOMEN mer, my home. 963-1S86. TwoMooth Aaaianment 847 7278 mao\t. co. Xlnl benefits. TOPGUARO PAY ~l.581aft6PM. Blnboys, Day & oite. App· MEY& A f11 DBJYBY MAH 1--·-------WUl train r1ibt person. EVERYTillNG ly in person alter 4:30 EarlymorningLATlmes Eled;roaic lutaller. AP-~ FURNISHED Attractive apartment Babysitter for work~og Mon, La cave Rest., route, CM , Htg Bch. plicatiOm for iostalJer le•---------! complex see'ka 1ndtv. mother Moo-Fri. 2 gU"ls 169S'1'a Irvine, C.M. Must have dependable tectm.ic:l.aii. exper 1n the FILEQ.EIU( Apply9am·Spm.Mooday w/successfu! tea.sing ell· ages 8 & 4. Cloae to 64&-79'4 car. Oood pay. 54&-'48l marine &Id req'd. lit or BellJmer spot for bright Friday: per to show apta & ban· Harbor View Sehl. Yollt 2Dd claaa FCC lie de· penoo.. Pleasant work· WELLS die leasing arrange· c.dM borne. S&&-1888 aft Cafeteria 3141 C if• Dltft "'--r-... -t dra 1n the · bl c ll f ' lnl conds. Oppor for menla. Must be willing to 6pm. Caibler. p IT & F /T, 546-4741 u'"" _,,_ w s1ra e. a or an in· company benefits. Call (Acrou From West ... a Dally Pilot ternew. 980-*1. ask for =..•_:t,v:...~:o ~ FARGO ~pta'b:~~u!~. have ASSEMIU:I A weU estab'l manurac· turerof valves & cootroll> for water handlin~ systems is in need of as aemblen (o du valve ai.· sernbly (which t l> moderate In complex1· tyl, le!!ltng & packaging U you·~ willing to learn \be valve b1.11iness. have good manual deirtenty. ability to wort w /a ma II hand tools & can do heavy Wting we would bketotallt w/you. We dfer xlnl co benefits Call or apply 8am·l2 noon Griswold C.troh 2803 Berruca Rd Irvine SS9~ Eq-ual()ppor. EmplOyer BabysHter need~cL for app't. SS7-'700, ext ClaaalfiedAd.64.2-5678. _Larry_..;;._.______ ..-.r!.1t••""sav1cES Alao,----'t.emporarvp/t mature woman, 20brs a 2448 Orange Co. Airport) start. Call M!M700, ext wvAAM .. ._,.,. • , ........ ,,...... 7 .............. a--·------F.qual()pporijp>ploYer HatpW..ted 7100 HatpW..ted 7100 219 ZlOWWa.mer,RM217 leasing rep to work ...... ~area._._ ---------1 eekeodsonly 1---------CAR w ASH HELP ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••• ••••••••••••••• Fl ....... CE Sant.a Ana w no----Call:... ... -~ .. ........., _..,...,.,., Medical assist.ant. Frr. f\111 & part-Ume Q.81( TYPIST DRIVERS Large Resld'l /Comm 'I 9am 'til Noon front de w /l yr min ex· Babyaltter wanted for evea. Must bave own Mef!~;asb NEWPORTCTR. Bullden/Developer re· Hairdresser, w /some lMllRVIMECO per. Some back ore r~ CM Part time, exp'd oo IBM Men or Women. 25 Years Or older. qulrel individual to bead clieotele. lo bcb area. gd 550Newpott Center Dr For ram prac dr. Please Babysitter needed for 2 2950HarborBl, . Eitectypewrit.er.6'4-4613 nnance div. Strong coo-park In&. alee sbop. Newport Beach send resume to: Mrs yng boys, my home, Caalner·Nursery ,,... _..,.vm1ST Know the coast cities. Net $180 a tada to develop commit· 673-5342, Thur-Sal. EquaJOppor Employer Saldoka. 13420 Newpon days, PIT. Call for in· "1ll " part time. Apply ~ • • n week or more working for Yellow menta for project loans & 487-2610, Mon-Wed. Ave. Tustin, 92.680. tramp. 631-0728 tervlew. '94·1.SlO •fter Wea.-Caf Nursel'Y 15640 =-ci:.r=ce ~~t! Cab. equity cal)tial. Track re· ffalr stylists. Mual be eit· LeplSecretary Med 1ca1 Asa ts tao t S:IOPM. Br 0 0 kb u r It. N.B. Good typing atm.. 25 DRIVERS conUcrelaamuat.Wrlte cellm\cutLerwithaome lhwre•e.q>erteoced (S Hunt.Deb. Physician. Blbysit"Leroeeded In N.8 . West.minster. Salary to Sl50(). Good co Vaco Developers, lnc. folloWlDI. Ask for Al. yrs« more> civil prac· Write l!ox • 290 catt of area •. s days a wk. M\llt ___ C_AS_H_a_a_s ___ benefita.833-8450. Men or Women NEEDED FOR ~ ~ 2SM9. La1una 646--2716 uce onenteci law firm. Dally Pilot PO Box 1S6C, be nr e lem acbl. •---------• WESTMINSTER EASY RIDER • Irvine. Airport area. Costa Mesa,ca.921126 i.Q0-6272 F/U.me.GoodPay SERVICE J b a.w-.~ Hostess. attractive. resp, m.36:22 Grvw\beo.SLocatioos Q.al(TYPIST . o starts June 12th, n--.i~ day & night shifts.•---------Medical Aul or RN for Beb)'slttttneededfor2)'T Wetnl.n.Co.Beoefila Seeking lndlv. w/xlnt 1978. Class II lie. Will assist in Salee ai 1ervke work. BealJtifulbayrest.Apply UC.ALSICIETAEY aler &lst oft'. Salary okl dauahLer, 5 days wk, llETRO CAR WASH typing skills, ss.«> Wl)m, securing license. GOOD DRMNG Newport Beach. Good ln person. Mon-Thurs, Ch a 11 en110 g 1e 1 a I oe1otJable. Will train. a..s. GOod pay. In my Zll50BarborBl,CK prerioulofcuperhandl R E CO R D R E QUI RED . knowledce of Paclflc ~SC>m. Cano's. ZMl W. secre.tartal poaltlon for 1..,yM.S:JG.S890. home. Sant.a Ana area.------,._-_.;..--In& opb one " •ood A i· · be. •~a. OW Cout&llesicanfillllns. ~Hwy.NB. raat-.. gR E Invest ~.ext. t1L D\aoe. CASn1-1 .. pp a cations mg 1.41\en N . Plua reuoo. mechanical ""v-... · · · Med I u I Assis tint . • ________ ., 3:2Jh per wk. Sat~ a clerical skill•. Coot.ct 20 O £RS abillt;J 1"9Qt.4red. Penna· meot firm. Exper In front/back, Ftr for 81. n .. vv muat. Start min wa1e. ~Dept. RIV Dllll , Lop PQ for ri&hl HOSTIHOSTISS htlptlon 8 must. Ability lergy otc. Exper only ~,,... GoodbaMO&a ® ... A~ m• IT'l ll\'l Mc I\ or Women needed for llllD. Send n!SUl'fte to: Need lodlv. w/pleas&JJt to work w/tou of actlVI• Oa11831-0134 •ftllB..1. ..,_ • .___ ... d ,..,. ..... ir-u•u." .. n -.a I D·"~pn.-_,....11 ty.BeautdclnNp\Ctr. · "" --' ••• SADDLEBACK VALLEY DIAL A _.. t'1 .... e o -v ._. appear." ~~lY to CaU Mrs. Garo, 1•u11 MEN & WOMEN ages PART·TUIE -BartJorBl,CK 100Newpart0eate:rDr RIDE SERVICE. Job st ..... • June P.O. Bo• 1560' Costa wort in our tn:ronnatlon foraPIJL 17~ needed to rm cur Jmr:nedlate •o.lnt ltl NewportBe ell cu.., lleaa.Ca.Sll3528 center p /Ume ioclud. , _ __. _______ _ our Lquna om~. Sav· Clerieal JWdex. postinl • 5th, 1978. Good driving record -------•I wltnlt.. 1 __.s.c t reJt p/Ume ncanclet m lop aOd Loan or bad c lerk • m •lot al n !'.Qual()pporEmployer rcq'd. Applications accepted NOW. FOREVER PleueCall6'4.smt =---c:"~\:'bave e 1 , e ~ t r 0 i 1 h ~ · experience preferred. ~ 1n~1.....,bre-I 911m'WNooo · ....... •~ le e\ype /te ~P ont> CUb bandllol helpful. Cardi. Must .-•• .... e Cocw. W.,... DISPATCHERS • 'ntl llYIMI CO typtq ......... ~..-r a Y • t em a r e p • i r & •--n-• ··•·-. _... huchrritlnt ft simple • Good job, 2 4811twedt1 ~ & sh Pief'd, but not nee. weat.ba' forecaaUne. No _....... .,.....,, ........ tb blUtt Hr Sdlelil ORDER TAKERS car, prefer retlrea DlNewportC.eo\et'Or 640-8900 Hpe.r nee. Xlnt free h>I cond lUon1 and ma: e~ n . 1 "'-"'up to 9300 per wt. peraon, no drlnla:era. Newport Be.ch train1ft1 YI/pay. Medicul bmeftta. Call or apply ~ M~•-~ xie,t fri Low bitkm. Placement N c e d e d f O r S "D D LE BA C K nt/'1. 813-2289. Equal Oppor Employer Lecal-secretary. f' or covenp It travel. For Tue1da7 , May za ........ ----· PP-z a aui.lt.'7114 1.M. ni !~~~~~~~~~,!~~~~-~~~~~~ Prr.aw.rori nprac, l"DOl'9 lft.fo on qu•lificu· 1:JOPll to •:OO PM at AVll« Elect~c•. 3&01--------VALLEY DIAL A RIDE SERVICE. HB de. Noo .. ino1eer oo· Uont 1r benefits call your l..,anaBWaBnmdl llcOormldt,C.M. 1--------1 Job s tarts June 5th, 1978. ,,_.()Mu ROUSECLP!ANINO, Full ly. lBM MacJI prefer. Air Natlooal Guard • a.1•1C .a...a COLLECTOR ll OW Mlclcall.......,_. or p/Um•. own trans. .._1400. ""'·-~ . App cations accepted N . Good Top ulary. 613· 128', -------RepreseotaUve, 979-1363 IAYIM6b Wlllll YCJU call Clautfled Salari•d poaltlon In entry poeiUon into LranaportaUon = ~~=~ 84M11J lAaal .ecretary, heavy _ar_m-__ 1J43 ____ _ .,..c;:au.ditLa a to place an .a, you're al· ea.ta ~~,t. llln.l Jr 01•~( COAST Ylll8W CAB \Ion etc. to work in eo.,,orate, •I."' eldU1, 11 ... en1el'fstoct cl•rls. JAsmaHDll 1 aured of a friendly exper. belpNL o.n 8111 IUWI pleat&ot. otc lo S.A. Call u you•re lo Lhe marbt ablllty to work un· ~l appearaftct. Pff 111.0oklblall walcomt and help ln Walkins, T1'/Mt·4200. l7100Mt.t•u -·•••t•V..., tor appt. A•ll For forabotterur.besure 1~Ma1Uexper aft.emocnl SUSbr ~ OWWtad.1 WCll'dlqyouredforbeal Bqu•I Opportuelt1 CNortbo18latubl&weenNewbope6Eucfid> llarprtU40.0HO t.ocbecktllemanyaut.c» prefer. Small ofc. Mt.~ l1l'ri Del • r Atpoue. Call Now! £irllllo1•. adve.rt11ed for sale ln ~r:,;,rt •re•, NB Obispo St. Sao Juan IOl9'1I S.UkDe~ 166111 Qualf\ed. O.ptltnno. E 0.£. • <:•• OAK. v Pit.01 HelpW•t.d 7100 H.t,W..tH 1100 HelpW_.ed 7100H.tpW..e.d 7100 lsdf .. u ' IOOI ... • lqlO ................................. , ....•....•... •••••···············•·• ·········•· .•...••..••..••••••............... ~······················ ...... W9111M 7100 .... Wmhd 7100 Melp W•IHI 7100 Sala H.ardware Appl.)' in ~~ Select A.to s.le• Swuchboard Oprs. wllt A.n M Bo , W AMTE.0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• pet Io o . Cro w o Sec Alt/Orapb.ica to MO has 2 immediate open lram PIT lo f'.IT IC dt! is:: w:~~cl . TOP CASH DOLLAR MCMTPIWP\." Vr-artlt'al our.c 41 lHe alCB'flOHIST Hatdwu~. 3101 !!: Coaat ~/Pax torroo IOU tor YO UD& .. , ~. mu:.l be .ible \O Clockl' PAID FOR YOUlt PH.RSON ~ Mptll.J, fl)r Pr1 Uwy, CdM ComtrSecretary 9IOO &J'e31Jve 1alesmen Ove:r work&llahlfts ~l9'7 KUGESELECTION J!W£LRV WATCHES. Buaaaeumeo u 1e 1La Sun lh11 sn"'4-0lt17 l\rumal bo.pltal, :? )ra (! I "'" . r "' OfcMar/Manul lo$12K Wiii ART OBJECTS GOLD P Um• euocl•ll' in --capn.-q, btavy J>llwl" & .. a Hpt•r1wk, "h'fde .~ lrvsne.PersoonelAaency 21 please lnfl lo Telephone work . put ~ ~iLVER St=RVICt: bol I t 11 b I i"rul1ed t'll't'UI\ boanl mfr public: ooni.ac.'1 p /T or daya IA "" • c ' ren !l 488 E 17tb eo.w Mesa learn the cu busineu lime Wec eaH I .. U w e~ re~ buull II'~ SJ.ZS pr Pfrlnc wknc4. 844 S44S3 1lore Npl Bcb/lrv Sulle%34 64.2-1470 8onua Plan. pam vaca ~ly +bonus Open Wed. lhnlSMl FINI F RN 6 AN ~... <'• hr lo ltart 4U hr work s.52-•' ------Uoos. prufll s hann¥. 546-3420 1802KlllMn•. Irv TI~.~2200 .-• ._.... fl c:. o · Ouulmas bonU5 ~ff 3002 ~· alt St UC9"TIOMIST SALIS UPS SecreU.ry-research au't Apply m Perwn Tt!lephone Croas lhH 17141754-lrn LUGGACll TA6S t°ETU .. t f'emale. Top money Must have car Gl 31811 ~Ana The Jolly lt<>1er. Inc 11 Toc&Uorireaderadbwu Newport Beach comuJl JOlNTHE PABXTechmc1an +key ---------frocnyOW'bui.neaacud look1n1 lor a f 1t1mt' neu acctl fCH' advertia· ing firm seeks well SB.ICT SIT system Good benerils Send One c.rd for CJtc:h pem1. ~cept Mus;t be in& Hrs Mon-Fri 9.5 qualified secretary l2'21.N Harbor lrvmeComp!ex.$40-1066 .... w" 10•0 ta& plua ooe span. We £xper'd buatncu form8 persoruible. aUHctavc & Baae +comm . Co . Must be top staU.tlcal Anaheim-772.9800 ••••••••••••••••••••••• rrlurn perm~nentty PlllfTING collator opcrattlr Shuuld nper'd Po11t1on re beJ:>e!Jta. WUI lraln. App-typist & have Oare for Tal.11/P /Tl,,. fl' R G HT 1> AM AG F. O aea.led attractive taa Ir MOTOI WOUTI know 1n1tpout & coo quirt!IS typing & 10 kt!Y ly. Penoyuver · 1660 woriWlg with nuro~rs Service St11tion Allen Good sPot an D•n• Pt. HOTPOl.NT SALE. 3308 strap, meellna airline l'be Dat1y .Pilot has a tu\~ forma S.J\ iarea, ~r by touch. $575 lo Pl•cenU• Ave. CM A ah I e Y E co n om I c da1tt, exper'd. Day & Type 40 wpm, work 20 W Warner nr llarbor. 1.P. reqwremenUI. Prt• l~c route '" MIQaon OrpgeCo. ~ ~losl.&rt. Apply, 17042 SALIS-Retail Services. 64CW755 Eves. Full" p /tame Ap hrs wkly Ca II < 11 SanuAna. 979-2921 vent IOlis Ir theft! For a ~::-00~~ ~ l~'s:~ ---------GillelteAve, lrvl.nc. IACXC.AMMOH SICaETARY·SI. ply. SbeU Stauoo. mh & 686-6000. ut 168for appt. C~HPAJD ~=~ t~b~~~~ morulna. Mu.t ti.ve de fllJMTIMG CAREER Xlnt ~retarial skills+ lrvine, NB EOE Wa hr /Dry r s / Rerri g "Day Clo" paper~ we pend.abfe car $S0 c311h bper'd Lltho OPPORTUNITY s tatistical typing, & Service Sta. Allendanl, T work.Ing or not 957 81.33 will back Is trim you( deposit req. Good driving Rot.y OffMt llCWTIOHIST Crowin& rel.all corp. u; figure aptitude req'd. for exper'd. f\111 or p/llme emporary tap. Or try two card& record. Cia II 6•2·02 t ,,..... Oper9tor Ut~ gen'l ore Some jobs seeking serious career accounting dept. Must be Apply. Arco Stauon. 17th ~fng, lrg, clt:&n, back lo back. · Ltlave name &. phone Must know s napout & req. typsna Good pay. minded individuals . self motivated & bave &lrvme,CM Clerk Tyaist w~~ PRICES. Your c all will be re conllnuou8 bus 1ne:1s No fee. 1mmed. aas1gn· Knowledge or baclrgam· good public relatiOllS at-SlllVIClDB.I needed fo; -.[ l~ast 2 ---------S2eaorJ/S5 _lUmed ___ . ______ 1 fonns p.reN. S.A. area of ments . Long & short G'lon. cheu or other titude. Xlnt co. benefits rnootbs for the ClasslCsed L.rg llotpomt reCng. 4/~llliB Sl.60H. MUlSlS Orange Co. 714/S40-8027 term Apply, sophisticated g1&mes lrvine llJ'ea. Send salary CLBK Department or the Daily bottom freezer. $75. 6/9tags Sl.SOeM. ~Wa, IMC. helpful. Positive atJtude. history It resume to Must ~ 18. Exper de Pllot 8 hours per day 581·9197 lOor more ll 40ea R.N I $12J83/Moalh. RN II ---------448 W. 19th St. C.M Prolessiooal appeuance Classified ad no. 219, c/o sireble. but not occ App· Monda" thru Ftid1ty ---------Sales Tu lncluded S 13 52 1 Mo. L V N 's Pnot.lna Harbor/l9th Street & a genuine interest in Daily Pilot. PO Box 1560. ly in person. Hughes .r • G1blion copper refng. 17 NO CARD? $823/mo. Apply al -•MTSHOP "'"'"""'3 I & "*l r-taM""'" Ca 92626 u .. _... .,A.,., v • ·d Type 45wpm electric. cu tt l'ZSO Kenmore Draw yOW' own or ae• ... per so o n e I 0 l f i c e . """" .....--ea::.~";~ Unlld """ ........ . NB .. et. '"""' 111 .... o. good phone voice Could washer $l2S Guaranteed .. ""' Fairview State Hosp .. FOl.IMAH F.qual ()ppor Employer 2100W. Coast Hwy, NB eventually tum mto CuJI &del.sve~S46-8672 =~~~ r.:-~ 2501 Harbor Blvd, Costa 4-5 Yrs exper. m ofrset SICIETilllS Service Station Allen· ume.)Ob ---------1 tag Add2S'eacb.. Mesa. pExroduclion1250ope';!~~on.:lmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Sales Secretary, good al lmmed openings for dants (2), part & f/t1me. F~appo1Dlment DoCJi 1040 Send check or mooey Qr· per •n • "°"" ... ~B'TIOHIST .w-work. ~m tYP· · to .. t ... d A pl C11 r ey .or interview •••••••• ••• •• • • ••• •• • •• ... h• to -•or-lDIE.or A II l. C ~ r-•Y .,., .. ., Thesecretartl-"•es4Co wora or exper p Y. ''aU .,A., ........ ext ·.-rr ....., ~A ~ po 0 opera ions. o. (WeellendsOnly) 1ng Shortha nd or ••u""' Chevron. 664 S Coast " .,...,........, '" Golden Rtetn~ver PUP· Pn.OTPatNT1NG 7·3 Approved cerllf1ca sponsored insurance lmmed opening Cor re· speedwnt1ng. Tustin ~/C.-,/1..-t Hwy Laguna Beach F.quaJ Opporturuty pies. A.KC Field & show p 0 8o 1S60 tioo training program education refund pro· cept. to work in t>.tsy real area. E O.E. employer ~r ' Employer pet. Shots. worm ed. · · x Mesa Verde Conv Hoep. gram&more estate ol..t. Must· be Excellent company Bac~d in real est· Service Stn employee. no . raisedw/TLC Xlnld.Jsp . _~ ___ .. _~_._ea_._'21m> __ 661 Center St. CM llMDEAY norwoable. able to han benefits. Call 832-7330 aales, leu~. escrow or exper nee Apply at 15922 Tow. Truck Onvers ex· t21lJ 425-1561 0ee•~ra Leftovers uv. ---------1 Person needed to run dle pressure or extreme· Mrs. Witwer doc1;1mentation be~pful. PCH HB 213/S92-L57l per d Top pay Ap~ly. rm "&1amt ... ,,,,./ofr Sofu HUISISAIDES lla & Typing 6S wpm & dictat-· G&WTowmg, 1000 Lrvme Poodle puppies. ApncOl. _,., rotary co tor assist ly busy phones & bave 1---------,.,,.,_... .,,._.,Sta Jlelp n~"ed im Ave. NB00-1252 Shots $75 ,,A,,.........., ...,.16 lble tflS. Lg Ant. chair •-~•'ES an bindery functions. c at t g ..,......... ~ y """ • • .,.._...,,...,, -...,,... Bdrm f KA·~ • ~ a cur e ypin · SALES Secy o.<:• med. M us t be 111 lrvlne Avr. NB .-.. um _,._,.,,, Needed to give TLC to Coatat'tPersonnelOept Pleasecall644·3389 Secretary lo work as Day/night shifts avail TRAVQ4GENT ---------i Anbquesl20upffdbrd& lbeelderly patients App-Iii\ 9am 'ill Noon SUMMER needed . 1 . 3 Yrs FUU or p/t, Apply 990 E Newport/lrvme. Mm 3 Cocker Spaniel puppies. sinad $225.Sleepersofa ly, 1445 Superior Ave. \81 PACIFIC mUTUAL THllRVIHECO. secretarial exper. Typ CstHwy,NB yrsexper.CaU754-15SS AKCreg,xlntlmeage,all ~n~~ •c:::~0~5R3;f. N.B. 700NewportCenterDr ~Ne~~l.r~r CASH ing 60 wpm & di e -Service Sta. Attendants Truck Driver &. Yard males498-U67 CdM MUaSlS AIDlS Newport Beach F.quat~r E~~loyer tapbooe. /11!1-.--(4) p /time now to full MalDlenance. chemical Pure Bred long haired 1--------- 7.3& 11·7. Exper'd. Coun·1.Eq::;uat:~Op::.;po~r~E=m~p~lo~y~e~r•l~~~~~~~~~~I Secy s;-• time in Summer. Will toilet co. 646·2700 Dachshund. 3 mo. old, trY Club Conv Hosp. ~~h~~~~~~ri~~ww:e~~ Secretary with&~ tyl>· tra in . Apr1ly. 2590 w/papers & shota. Sl75. HEYH ~3061. P-""'-'-"c Tedi RECEPT. TRAJHEIE to begin looking for ti uig. So~e stat lyp&ng, 10 Newport Bl, CM TYPIST 551-2594 DUPLICATOR -., __ ... Fee Pald. Top co. Some key&dict.aphoneexper. Tbfokol Corp needs ,... NURSES AIDES $1034/Month. Apply al t ing Fun pot To $62S Summer Job! Well. if you £xceUent ~nefits &. ran· Serv. Sta. Attend. F /tlm~ typist cso wpmi for an Playful fluffy tiny toy Sl.5(). Model 70 complctl! t-'/lime 7.3 :30 &t or Personnel Office, ~FeeJoti:s. · · areenergeuc.articulate. lastic working environ-Exper'd. Ille mech 1 entry level ore position. poodles. 2 males, cham-ly rebuilt. used 1 time. J.U:30. Exper pref'd or Fairview State ffospital, Michele Kuhn 540.5001 enth!1'wl.lc & reaUy en-menl. knowledge. Apply 2590 We offer dnt beneltl.$ & pagne color. S75 Includes chemical & will train. Flagship 2S01HarborBlvd,Costa Soelllng&Snellll'l"of joytalk.lngtopeople/we C.-..jll..,.._tNil NewportBl,C.M. startingwage.OpPorCor 673-0719 Pllper.Calll-73'1-6449 ,.._ H F1 h Mesa. " can show you bow t.o earn ~' vuuv. osp. 466 ags 1p ---------i Newport Beach Agency good money by applying Secretary w/xlnt typing, Sewing Oprs sportswear adv & p ew faciliues i_n """'° Y• 104S For Sale. 4 Bob Dylan Rd, N.B.642·8064 Pvt party would like art 43o10Campus Dnve these skills. Introduce sh helpfuJ & dlcta?hone. mfg. Can ~ke up to $6 the I rv1ne I n~ust I ••••••••••••••••••••••• Uckets ror June 2, Ft'" OFFICE HELP lessons ID own home. 1 ---------the beautiful Time.Life Must be pois;ed & able to hr 642·3472dept 7 Complex. lf you re in-Darling Female Collie day CallS36-41974. To run l girl property ruteperwk7-l0pm.C.M. RECEPT tO "00 Book Senes over the deal effectively wtall . t.eres~pleasecall (714> DllX 3mosold management ok. 3 day _~ __ 1______ • .IQ phone from our Irvine types of people. Shoe salesperson. put 832-3560 & a s k for 556-7761 ~Verde Country Club k No more ho bum days ore Our guaranteed Pleasecall644·3389 time. women's s hoes. Personnel. ---------1 Membership, full equity prwk.lOkey,book ffP-Range Person wanted. w/thls rapidly expand hourly wage + com-9am'tilnoon Applyinperson.PaulAI PLEASE c all or 1t ·s membershlp. Out.staod-ang. Non-smoker. Start Hrs : 9. 30·12. 30p m . lng co offering great po-rrussson + bonuses al-THE llVIHE CO Ian Shoes. 9 Fashion Equal Opp Emplyr M If' CURTAJNS for gorgeous ing investment. Save S4hr.Call~9516 Newport Bea ch Golf tent for person wtaccur lowsourbestrepstoearn s.soNewportCenterDr Island.Newport Beach _________ 1 1ongha1red katlyC'al S3,000thru Pvt Pty. Ask °=i aton a.. Course. 3100 lrvme Ave.. typing & some ofc bkgd. from $4·S6 Per hour. We Newport Beach 557.3533 l.ng SlS.000. 968-4507 eves -r-N B. Be the center or allenuon .. _ ... _ ~~ ... 1 Oppor Employer TYPIST aft 7PM CIMlllliCClllllldiNry ---------1 inthlsideallylocatedofc even .... ve .... ~ conve-..,....... ET RY Lo vable Old l!:nglls h ---------13,50 Hr to start. H.S. Reader Ad w/fnendly co-workers nse nl. P/llmr e s hirts.: SECR A Sheepdog Female . Bous. lrg J.Bxl2x23. 200 Chemistry or work ex per SALES REP to take ads Lots oC vanely wut make Morning. a lernoon .,. m Spayed, ltn yrs. 75l·3096 Pd test, stand-up type w/cbemicals helpful. in our ore Mon & Sat 9·2. your day whu: by an this evening.savau. Secretaries S,.. Parh for •~-p-..a..-h Great for moving or 7AM-3:30PM. 549·328 1. Tues thru Fri 11:30-2:30. very import.ant spol. Call ~ ....... D YOUI TYPISTS Senk• o.,.. t ... .t ~O .....,_. BeauWuJ kittens. 2 black st.orageFr. 19.95 P!' bw1dl 1 t! E 0 E. Oppor Cor advaocement. Chris, 540-6055 , A LL .-_.. has an immediate open· wtth blue eyes ol LS. ee delivery n -~---tri-c-.__--.--1 Will train. Apply, Pen-JOBS FREE. Coastal SUMMIAAT &SECRETARIES This important pos on ang for a clerk typist 548·3548 s1de0rCty.CallSS2-344t -r-nysaver, 1660 Placentia Persoonel Agency, 2790 A JOI THAT'S our customer service ~~r~~ITyy. ~i:ap~:~ Kittens. 7 kB old. 1 blk. l Will lrain. Gen'I ofc ex· Ave. CM Harbor. CM n .... CHAU.IMGIH«i Do _..,.... team reqwres extensive tocto S48 S2LO es 111~1 Sfil per. helpful. 837·5280 -:-;;:;;-;.;;,~;;;:-;-;-;:~-liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil F"V". youu~extra money telephone contact with expr. r equir ed. Xlnl ase · • ev • RIU~ -'-----'------tREAL F.STATESALES & PAYS WELL! & enjoy variety. Let tbe our valued customers. company benefits and 1_w_kends __ . ------t Single mattrea5, boltllpr Part-lime work, for re Reliable person to han· c-•for freedom & flexibility of w eed 11 d worlung conditions ""-y toy poodles, d•"'k". '""" & frame. ONLY $.'JO. DAd llJW ' d h -...... '-'-g lempora""' as-en a we organize SO •w ..... ~ -..... ~tach.ine & Tool Service. marking m, typing elc. -.......,..,..., "" signments of your choice ynamsc · ye pa sen tired macb1m11l ..., ab le p one. counter, ._.......___.= .. .,........ •J d l i· t APPLVINPER N rabbits. l o mature 84&-8579eves/wlmda. ~M62ZI. m E. 16th St . IS THE ~!ie~m~le:~~~~. ~;~~ 83T.a095 =a:~ you. Call im· :~ah~~~n:l~~~::~I! ITT ::.=..only 67 J.C11l;050 Cor01ng Counteranttt> TIME Newport Blvd . CM ~Q~ office • mg ablllly. 11 you e11JoY Jclbtco Prodllcts ••••••••••••••••••••••• with self~leaning oven. PART TIME EVENINGS Adults with outstanding. attractive personalll1es who enjoy working with luds Start at $3.SO per hr Phone 642-4321 #250. between 3:00-5:00P. M. AlkforShcron Equa I Oppo rtun 1ly Employer PAYROLL CLERK S harp per~on w/knowledge of com · puter payroll. account 1ng, 10 key touch. & lYP· 1n g req 'd . Estab engineering, planning & consulting Cirm in major Orange Co. area. Xlnt co. benefits & exceptional working conds. Contact: Personnel. 7141751·2510 E.O.E. M /F /H. - PBX Answering se rvlCE operator Cull & PIT Cal ~3561 Pharmacy looking for mature person t.o work l2·8PM. Knowledge of c<JlSmetics helpful Apply m person. 9 :JG.2.00PM , Mon-Fri. Mesa Verde Pharmacy, 2971 Harbor Blvd.CM Pholography FRHLANCE PHOTOGIAPHEltS ToJom 642-<Yl"lO TIME-LIFE O overloa·d being industrious m c1 ~l'~f.~ **I BUY** ;;';,~O:.~s7~c~~-a real The Promslonab Llbrmin. lltc vanety of las ks & pnde Good used f\lrruture & Packard Bell console s..-... n.-s-a.... 111/f 557-006 I yourseU on the accuracy l7l4) 54S-82Sl at R.E. S"' 1 RS ....,.... '"'t"P' _.,...,. ol your work, please con EquaJ Opp. Employer Appl.aances-OR I wall s tereo· contemporary. WA.LJ(ER & LEE ~ 3723BirchSt, NB tact us now. sellorSELLforYou. beautiful caodiUon. tbe In lm, we, at WALKER & LEE. broke our own record by doing over $2 billion m saJes & service. OPPORTUNITY S. 1 H Equal Oppor Employer MASTaS AUCTIOM SOODd as great SlOO. Or Wort in a comlortabJy ~ Call Mrs White Waitress. ll·l or s-9 shift MM'86 & lll-9625 Bestolfer. decoratedofriceinapre· SlS,000-$50,000 furinterviewappt o penings Apply •n Kingsizewaterbed-dark stige area where there IS Withins yn in your person Tulo's Pina & 8' f1ouJ sora. good cond pme with headboard & coostant bl()'mg and sell-own lnsurance Bui.. *SecJ'S/G Of C Paul D . Dela. 30242 Crown Valley $1.00 Phone drawers on both side:.. ing. Unique Homes an •Partumetostart • OSier Parkway, Lag un a . 53&-9868 alaoincludesheatingeh.•· Mesa Verde bas a new •f\IU commi.s111ons Accounting. to ll7.SOO Ast.Odcltu, IAc. Niguel. menl $200. 963-8561 aft U )'OtJ are interested ma manager. a new .. 70130" •Freetrauung program Employers Pay All Pees COSTA MESA WAREHOUSE SIS relng w/1ce & wtr in i--5_:_:.i_P_._M_. _____ _ real estate career. call commission schedule. •OrangeCountyoff1ces LizReindersAgency ( ) 51.7075 dr, $650. Liv rm rum.,-,., . ( d ·Js th E A ,..,.II N .,...,.. Birch St. Ste 104 714 5 -W"8"EI lbls. dm rm. 28r's k•ftg & .,.ewport Beach Tenn1i. or et.al on our ree severaJ new listings and ve ppta ~ ow ...-.. vaA u• ed ber f day license traming pro-a new lease. We are look Fanwtrs In. Gro.p Newport Beach ~190 EqualOpPor Employer Looking for mature, ruU.640-6362 Club. Umrt !JUD> o gram ERS Call ror appt/estab '64 • alert Individual willing tennis & swam mem-. uigforsalespeople.ex JOECONN SPRAY PAINTER to l ea rn & ~cceptMovsng Sale! R1~lera bet'llltip!I avail. 644-0050 perienced or new! llow Laguna Nlgue'l-4lJ.16lS couch 2 ctuna cabinets Dons U YOU have a real ei.tale about you? Call Sandy Central OC 87~'Ji40 SECaET AlY JIU&-HELPER. No ex pr nee. r etasbplisobneds 1Nb 1 8 1 i fti;_ '.~ dining rm set, desk. sew: i-------. ---h cen11e. you·11 be in-Orlo-ltiorJ1'mWoodat \ ,.-•• -S3hrlo tart M th es ""'... "''"v'nERMJSTSpnvatl! •-' · · 11 _,, H ...... ft ... oo Beach area. s · us ave b•;n., ba kp. c'-'-g & ing macb, b1·fi. TV, chrs. 1•~. teres~-u ID our nauona y 546-5890 • _......._ yac ...... c a a.w collA!ct Lat off. recognized Head Start 1---------•1 Secretary ror 1 girl ofc. for consulting engineer. 2 car. 768-8749 slo wear' textiles. Secure fi~h aqua':'um, refng. ~si.s:°s46-9795 enng. Sales Training Program. Rapidly expanding 0 .C. to 3 days per week. Typ-STB40GRAPHER future for right person. rrusc. 642·8619. • · R.ESALF.S Transportat.lon linn nds iog. filing, billing & lite For busy ain:rart dealer Fl I Hog of orders & Redecorating! Btful 7-pc ISk inn y ·mini Fri g. WALKER &·LEE is eit· Hyouareanewlkensee ambillous,sel!-starterto bookkeeping. 1714) OC Airport. No sb, but general warehouse pineapple twin bed set wshr/dryr 1 yr $250. panding, our 12 new of-who wants both a pe rform dlvers!Cied 848-0122 must be able to use die-duties. 37\-'l hr wit, call blood mabog.solidwood: China hutch 12:5(). Din tbl Otil$ will bring us up to personalized atmosphere duties lncluding reoord SEC•--'-II.ARDS tapbooe. Front ofc poss · ~1066. $460. 2 green Occaaional & 4 chra fl$. 73\·'lD>. 45ofCicesinlheSo.Calif. andthebenefitsofana-keeping, radio dis· _,,,_"" •. h ll.tlc: Q lit M2..s610 ,,_ .. 11., . __ ... tion w/some phone .. Wouldyou"'-eabusiness c rs.-~ ea. ua >'t----------area. ....,..._, recogru.,.;u com· patching, gen ore. etc. F/time pos avail. Above tact d u .... f 11 Int cond W E A R E p d customer coo u es. ol your own? You don't urn. a • · lnUILTS. direct from Pan Y . Salary coromens w/ex-average wages. a1 aa1a-,......, based on ex need an office to start. S48-1066. 2287 Waterman. 11:,_,_m. Ar ... qu:i·lttna cir· Call today for an an · terview & find out why )'OU should join lbe pro- res s ion a I leam at WALKER&LEE. Ask CorSand1 (714) 772-3410 (213) 589-7362 WALIER&LEE I-' Estate An Equal 0pPortunity Employer INTERESTED IN YOU' per. Call Ml>-0501. weekly. Unilorm & eqwp ._..,.. 1A"""lu ., s M CM ......, a • WeofCera70hour "Red furn. Paid vacations. per. PPY o-• ISSIOD Begin at home. Cull or · ck'.494-816S.Sac. Key" traming program SlCRETAIY-lEGAL & pboo 'd Beechcraft. l8741 No. part/lime. Ideal for u gm lo yellow If COO· coupled w i l h In No legal exper. required. '[:;::;~iewlng ~ 1~~18 A I rpo rt Wa Y • S A husband & wife team tA!mp ;>atl.em 80i• Big· 1~· fiberglus ~~-I d .d 1· d .. th l S4().ZT20 .,. • ., a'>'> • tent 9 x 12" ....... eman 1v1 ua 1ze 1n e Nwprt Ctr ocean vu aw betwn lOam·lpm, at 920 ---------.............., Jlar">. rost ~. !>ac S300 2 stove Ir lentem & 4 cots. field "trainl.ng. offi1..-e. MU5l have excell. S. Maio St. Santa Ana. SUMMH WOlK YACHTSALES Hentagebarrelstyledrk 64.2-894l CALL TOM TURNER slalls & superior inteU. E.O.E. CaU 547-8501 for FOR STUDEMTS PoeJUooopen. FQtbNwpt gm . chaJrs S7S ea. Lrg 1---------- REDCARPET 7S4-l202 Salary comm. w/expcr. appt. ""'·,.,, P"r hrot prescnbed brokerage S48·SS56 md un.ported marble cor vw Camper teat, fits any 644-7600 -v• "' . fee lbl SlOO. 1 hexagon & I van or later. ·m Good Restaurant night clean.up ---------SEC'Y /~!STANT actlvrty. fuJJ & p/t Must y Aal>MAN sq. Finni.sb style end lbls cond. $1SO. 673-5439 person. 6-lOpm 675-1632, SECaET 49lY Newport Adv. (inn look· be 18 + . Ca 11 < 7 14 > $7S -'92 94.llO caU Bud or Jane IECIP110HIST ing for exper. efficient & MMLS4or8'71·2500. Rental center has open· ea. · Kg u water bed tBO. Ear ma~ sec'y in 1-person 1 n gs f 0 r 2 m en · 8Jtn Coppertooe oven & Am couch & cbr $85. Reita~~~~~ P~~ ~!':~rate olc. Requirements: SIH. ~fHCMm-br Mecharucal ~nowled!fe stove top, good cood. $50. Dresaer • mirtor $70. ~,_.,"""' typing 6Swpm min. sharp with some lrulurance or helpful. oeat handwnt· 546-44'78 ~5001 Ex~r necesa. Call Bob developer looking ror ex· W/figures & abillty to be fi~ background 14 .25 Ing nee. Weekday orr. -=-----=----:-:-=::-·1---------- M06S al The Bag Yellow perienced secretary . versatile . Self · hr. 3·4 hrs per wk W1U train. Apply, 1930 G.C11J95* eOSSOMcelwwlhwe& House Restaurant for Must be excellent typist, supervision essential, 556-279\ Newport Blvd. CM ••••••: .. •••••••••••••• ........... IOIS app't mi ,.....0 efCicient. good with peo.-xlnt wor .. m· g env1'ron· ......__ ... ~-A~hances: dshwshr. ••••••••••••••••••••••• We are interested \n you RIAL TOR II you possess tbe follow· ing abilities: You musl or Realtor Associate be an exper'd photo-Have need for l good ac grapher, capable of Uvesalespenon. _.;...;..__· ............. __ ._. ----1 pie. front office ap-• SUPaVISOll ~ •--------•I s 1 com ment. salary open. Send M ••••••••••••••••••••••• rig. clothes dryer. SSO New wood desks '811.95. pearance. a ary · resume incl salary hia· ature person w /pa-IOOS ea. MORE! 494-7430. Wood files 96(). Heavy du· RestaUJ'ant menaurate w texper. T W Schmit 33 tJence to assiJl ln train· ......... . bl.ti MS L Oood benefits. beautiful ~na Av~. aa1oo!'1s1~ Ing " rehabilitating de ••••••••••••••••••••••• ........ 1060 ia~r~ $15. St0ra:e handling wedding cov-Roy McC.-dM BOB'S era, school activity lllONewpcwt ll•d. Pho log r a Ph Y & eo.taMtea 541-7729 ltto.t Of The working environment in 92li62 velopmentally disabled. AMERJCAN O~ ... •••••••••••••••••••• cabinets. used de11ltl!I TullUn. 714/832-2881 Xlnl fringe benefits & LargestSelertton Lease land for horses. $36-1BS. <wood & me~l l portraiture: using am & --------• I'-lo ) med format cameras. ---------"JI r Secretary for 1 glrl in· •--.-1~ c•--a. Immediate openlnp in dualrlal & commercial I e ., NIK . R. 8 . • & ....._... ..rw f·-"~ ta ts t aJ ••t Cfi M t carnere:t. We guarantee our .. .......,. res uran a re es ... e o ce. ua ID lbe form of a retainer Career orten ed persoo nearby locatiom. We re· bave good telephone $4,000 income per yr with management poten quire no previous exper. personality & typing tiaJ needed by Tbe Red Join our Criendly team. s k II h. wit b stab I e minimum + mileage Ba I I oo n Ltd. Fin E ~see us today betwn employment record It Pbane 9Q1.4SOO or mall Children's & Jr's Ap 2-cpm. 11hWt1 to band.le all or- t'tlSWOe to: B.S.P.I. Box pattl. Knowledge of t(). CoollT,...._ flee detail. Call Mr. "229, FUIJertoo. Ca. 92631 key and a ccuracy a 23115aAvenJda de le Meyn at the Seeley Co. .....,.._.. s.p.r.. m1St. Call Matthew al c.rtotta, Laauna Kills _113S-_2212 ______ _ T.o:w. Element11ry _<_n_4_>M&-__ :ioa._.____ '501~pusDr.Irvlne Secret-for ,_11 School. 6 hr day , .~_..,...,.15y llMZAdama.Hunt.Bch -·p SUli/br. Call Laguna ~...-""'" Equal Opp Emplyr m/C ........ CO .. .-Y • Beach Unified School for lnsurence office. fr•IH: Jt•al"lllty. Good typist. Ple11unl ---------i .__ ...__ ..._._., Distr .• 49WS46. phone voi~. Good COl'O· IM _.. .. , r---t .,,_... Plumbers, plumbers PllQYbeDefi&a.M4-42U 41 Bed Coov. Hospital. ... • ...... h & helper1. drain men .i<:.-r19'Y9IST Call~l. .._ ....... ,. ... ..... w /cwtn truck, wUt train. f • • • ---------i W., .,... Ctl ..._ Dlspa&.cbera, F tr It P tr, C. :!5~0· C.U IN hy SllHt W Ill I te • I d t • • t will train. '151.aM.2. CbaU•nam1 poa for re-7~714 Receptlonl1t, p IT for baboriented nurar. Mutt1---------ft.llM-S p bot o • tu d 1 o . 2 o . be dedicated to aood pa· ~1• oo ex per · o41c f\llly qu.Ur~ service :dlrs/wk . Could become tient catt. Cont.ad Mn1. but gd tJl>l.nC • must. phtm~ needed now. Ftr 982.-7877. Rlddel16C-~l0. Unique opport tor the Telt req'd <oral or writ· right person 754 0272 ten) Percentaac P•Y· Receptlonlst Wan~ for IM't 11·7 anyt.1 • • ' Can urn 125·S30~ per be•Uty salon, Faehton Qi.pervbor 6 3-11 ReUer.---me_. ----- yr. Apply MOO·l'TI 8-5. llle. 7SM»41 Stlpervlaor LVN 3-11 Uttle Miu Mutfet sat on. Tbe Eerl'• Plumbln& Receptionlat It Museuse med\C!at\ona . M na TuCfet. alona c:ame a Inc.. lSll3 w. Llncoln. c 1 1 It Verde Conv. Hotp, 681 spioor and read in the Anaheim or phone or top c us C& Cent«Sl.0&541·~ l>ally Pilot Clautned 60-l753ext 11 ma11a1e •P• S•l + ---------.. lttllon about Mi.II Ml.If· ---------1 boftus. We wlll train. Saleamen·Nunery fet'a Tuffa aod tiouabl it Poet-operatln care r or 831... ff or tic u It u n b,. c: k '°" • ts You can 1ell p\lltle 1W'P'17 paU•nt.I ~·full• part Ume. your tuffet and Id.I of a1 boa». Plnaant com-SJ!:LL ldJe ltt!n>s wlUJ • W•.C.I NurMT)', other tbtna• tbrou1b pany. null refs o.llyPllotClualliedAd. Brookhur1l, 0111ly Pilot Cla11lfled ~ 6C-58'71. W•tmhllter Ml Cnll 94.2-SG7tl • Sec'y/RecepUooisl & den· working conds. For appt lnOrange~y Goldenwest/Edwards. Typewr i t e rs & tal asst ror N. 8 . or-Call TI4/557-6316 Stewart Roth Antiques H.B. MS·9460. 540-1542 cak:ulat.on. ~· Salary open. Wmt Ads Call 6'2·5618 (:~~ ~:,~S~~ Quarter hone gelding. O~C~~~~~E Has shown western. $450. Pl U C M Help W..ted 7100 Http W..ted 7100 Regency Reedboard. Qn 673-5918 2064 •cea a · · ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sa Finished Antq. 631·2'7'1'7 631-~70 ' TllEPHONE SALES SEARS ROEBUCK & CO. Has Immediate openings for: Tete,.._. Salfl lepreM81atl•n Full or part·time. Excellent company benefits. P'pld vacation, holidays , employee discounts. Enter a challenging world of telephone sales. s.!t"L ih :':'Co. s.te AN C....... SerYic• 400 w. w.,.., •••. .... 0,..1 ... ., ..... ,. Whtt gold $150. Semi Jewelry 1070 1 . ...,,. Bombay type84" dresser ••••••••••••••••••••••• Thermo-ax cop1er ..,.,. a fl d. m l r r o r S 3 5 o ~ &. ~ED IBM electric typewriter Austrian console mirror 'UJlll'f"lll I $250. 875-9137 mo.MG-1387 TOP CASK DOLLAR Pe+a IOl7 PAI D FOR YOUR ••••••••••••••••••••••• Roarin& Twenties. at1U· JEWELRY. WATCHES. Movlnl' 2 •month old que band carved solid ART OBJECTS. GOLD. I Both AKC 1 oek bdrm aet w/aingle S ILVER SERVICE. pupp u . bed It mattreu. l•e FINE FURN It AN· Fernalte. U.... Apao I& dresser wtmlrror and TIQUES.M$-2200 INhtetW.~ nlteatand.. PIO. 55Ul60 BeautUul 1 2Ht VVSI .SJ-M ..... 1"4 For coUedon. A.oUqde nJW)d dJa~ mounted •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• CODIOle tbl. Burled lnwbltelOldTiUaoy set· m.cutc lolf cart. W•t· walnut venffr EngU.b Una. Appraiaed ror over lnlble OU, Htee. born. breakfaat tbl, coffee tbl S'7500, beat offer over wind ICl'DI inll • bk. be18Jrt. EulllAb butler's ssooo tat-.. 675-5418. cooler cbeet, very few tray. uttque platter. ml, sr.ooo. ao-1112 misc M.U552 Medtl Ii r 1071 .. · · .... ••••••••••••••••••• 1932 8nu11wlek poe,et • e If it's got e handles • you'll grab a sale • faster tn e Dally Pilot e classifled e ads. cau I 642·5'78 CA Blood &qlne Lathe pool table. 4lt8' slat.: • aTx35". taper turnln~ GU. P~ 642-4141. · ~.150. Cokbelter l'IJCM' TY, ...... 12.SOO. RadJal drill, 4' tM,,..,.... IOtl D.000. (213) 961-3434 ............... •••••••• Miu I ... llU B u J t ~Tl~Ns s ....................... C ' QUTD, t tJ\A 0 a ~u • or.. ul! LlCetim-e famllr m•m· ~ color TV• !btltt benbip Llndbol'I Jlae ID~ •l or be\ow que\ Cl11b. G50 belo• COit. Vldeo enUrt•ln· club rltet. W\eftd.I It ~ Clllllel' • !. tnh evta IA tpin, NI mt a. CV 5tl-4GIS1 . . ....._,_. ttH ......_,P.+t 10•• ....................... ,~ ..... t400 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • t.al&a.a ". VllF. ..... ••••••••••••••••••••••• Dr and fh • • b an• u 1 .an oothd, &tat rood llDOcc Y a.riaAt molOr dWI I a.c.ftT', Phillipi Tvm S11.1&'IO --~ port bHd•. l2V du.1 l.ll»e. ~hl.n<'99 (.4Uodl tar b 1 tun• • ' r •I I d • c II; • Q u a d r a f ~ • Z2, •~· au t t &100 /t.l olr '57 VW truck 1peal er1 lkJ1l ulfrr John.loll, 2 pea Ad no mlr no ltanl. ~•lotlil t13U219 U'I~ J36S ble UOO 646 532 ~ STOllAITUAIS. Udo .. W/lrlr. J ba ... _AQJUme _____ _ 1\aw ckx'k 7' Ot'l1 cau IUOO Atlllet for S. Ill ' l IL d 11 ~ e ll • I n • ~3)45 ;······· ............. . ~~cch~1n°~1ok t•~r,~T!, ~~= ;'-~~"= flC1l t120 machine. food r;cale ..U ~ Call aft 7pm. -·••••••••••••••••••• Diet ofra. KMART •nit. 'Sr Corveue, mint cond, Harbor Blvd , C M Polo wbhe, rl'd int . &46-7001 27, fulJ cnllH/race. abowcue. Sl0,500 or will To P ton d . N • w trade for ztOSI. Call .._,,...._ vlnrude . US.HO, 5'4-MOt.uUorC.:hix-k · E .. I .. 2 'M Studebaker Silver "••••••••••••••••••• .. 111 SoJ·Cat Catamaran, Hawk. Gd oood. $8()()/bat. G•ett tOIO a.ooo. 751-2575.m·OTJ'l •••••••••••••••••••• .,. (714)653-5112 u~· caooe, car rack 6 ••Coronado 25 3 Hill padd)ee $300. Aft Spm: rmlll. jib. 1503 Genoa'. 5&3170 1~ Honda eng. Cockpit ~ ~ controls. Super clean, ... r--tolO must sell. 645·0749, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,_645-_2659 ______ _ 9530 ·•port detert buggy. UOcc en1lne, disc brakes. wide tzS whJ.s, of- f.road lie .. 11./or trlr 78M209 Mercury 20KP. low boun, • Newport 20 3 sails 6 ~. $SSO or trade on 1.3' hp/ob. Loaded. ~stt-o-N_V_E_R_T_E_D_S_C_H_O_O_L 1.odiac. 673-7123. sell. 499-2820 BUS 1941 Dodge. Nds ..... Power f040 HOBJE CATll' some eng work. Mako ••••••••••••••••••••••• Blue. S700 w/lrlr. dr. 5.5l·lm Bay boat, 18' Lapetrake 6'2·2073 ·~ Ford :v. ton, w/10\.'J' Ctass1c. Cray 1/8 . Xlnl. 4-star camper. Lo mi. SU96/trade 759-0260 '°t:d:lpl/ 9070 many xtras. 7Sl-S611 25'. Seacraf\, ~win Volvo ••••••••••••••••••••••• '72 ~ton Forc:I truck. low l'10HP. I /Os. Cud.dYSUpfor41'aailboatwant· mi, with 9"'2' camper. cabin. outnners, davits, ed by Newport Beach Lots or extras. ~-179 tandem trlr. Trade OK. doctor Call aft 6Pm. E. ..... St CM 2J.3..836.7393. . 644-7994. IOUJ .. • Wl9MI Drhn tSSO FOi S ... ., Wanted : SUp ror 38' new••••••••••••••••••••••• •..,.;; sal lboat. Newport COST• MES• ~s 24' Reine II Segdan Harbor area. Will pay re-,.. ,.. Bridge, OMC ~. xlra ward/bonus. 132·3410, AMC-JEEP clean, dual station, VHF, 832-4930 *I 1~ C • •1F. depth finder, bail lank, ---------• 1r " ,.... ma.ny xtras. Priced to Couple ln '°'s, no children WE OUTSELL move. need sllp for 33' sailbOat. ALL JEEP DElALERS $12.750. ~1t':a.997~~ n key . WHY??? LARGEST HA.RRISOM'S SEA RAY IOATS 3101 Coast Hwy, N.8 . 631-2547 WANTED: 30' allp or side INVENTOJtY Ue, NB area. $500 re· GREATERSAVINGS ward. 714-752-1400 ext HUOEACCESSORY 320. CENTER ------------11cM1ts.s,..ct& . Sid 9010 EXCELLENT SERVICE COURTEOUS PEOPLE JO c HRJS coNNrE ·67. ••••••••••••••••••••••• cosr·"' MES"' F'B. tWIJl screws, canvas 16· Caravelle-1.20 Mere ,.. ,.. Tm, surveyed May 2. OD. full storage cover. AMC-JllP ~I, ownr (714) ll4hrsonboat&mot.or. 2S3tHarborBlvd. Xlnt cond. $3300. ~2708 COST A MESA 36 fl Drake -Craft Tr•tpoti...._ 714/549-1023 flybndge sedan. 14 rt •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• 1 beam , walk around Cm•• S-./ ''4JeepWaeoneer,4-wbJ decks, 7 scoop bail tan.It, I.wt 1 a. 9 I ZO drive, lllnt cood, 6 cyl. Kohler gen . twin 275HP auto tnm, $1500 or offer. Chrys ler Hemi. V-S's, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5SMl070 ·many extras. 129,500. ~· Dreamer cabover . C.all 673-5009 ror appt. camper sips 4, $500/beat '16 Cherokee Chief, 401. ______ ;;...;.... __ , offer.6'2-2262 loaded. 22,000 ma 's. tm(). 645-2396. Classic Bay Boat. fully restored, xlnt cond, MSk· W AMTID mg SSSOO. 631 1998 Camper. sell-contained ~ Jeep CJ5 V-6 over· ........:::...__ _______ , ror S' bed on ~ t.on pick· drive, mags, $2350. 18' So Csl Classic Bay up. Must be leu than 3 675-3521 Bo a t , rec on d G r a Y yn old. 54.S-3501 eves & :...-a... 9560 Marine 675·9016 eve weekda .,..... S47-S812dys ys. • •••••••••••••••••••••• --------Motorisedllrft 9140 63lntem'IPU.Shortbox. ---------1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• wh1 spoke whla, lrg lrnob· 77 .... Exprft• bies, 4-cyl eng. orr. ...... W..ted 9590 Autos. bftported Aarto1, lmporfed Monday. May22. 197'8 OAILY PILOT Cl l ... .. .. . . .. . . .. . . . ... . . .. . .. . . . . . ... .. . . .. .. .. .. . . . . . . . . . . .. ... . . . . . . _______________ ...;;,;..;;.::.;..;..;.:,;;.;.....:::;..:..:. WI WILL IUY &>-.... 9720 -... Royce 975' Auto1, Import.ct IAMtoi, Ua.d A.lltoi. UHd Y~ DA4T'SUM ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••• ••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••• ••• ••••••••• PAID FOR OR NOT '73 Station wagon, auto. #)DEALER IN U.S.A Yoho 977Z Cor..tte t'32 ..-.t.q HSl TOP DOU.Al A1C. 11100. rR ROY •••••••• ••••••• ••••• • • • ••••••••• •••• •••••• • • • • ••• •• •• •• • • •• • •• • •• • • • • FOR TOP CA.IS -.s.389. R CARVER ·;s 2HGL SF.DAN 1 COIYITIIS '8'l2'9,S.1p.Alll /FMu~s. IAltWICK 01. TSUN ,,\II Ju.ttl ( .tJ11.tl ,lflP 831-137S 49 J.J37S WE BUY Clli.MCA.IS &TRUCKS CONNEll CHEVROLET 2828 Harbor Blvd COSTA llE.SA 546-1200 'l! ~.8!1°~.=c .. ·~~'. r ROLLS ROYCE ~~E~llAJ~~ ~;· '71...,PeceCw r .. ct atr. Xlnl cond ~ t"60umbot.. fer C&ll Mike, 96S-J222. AutomeUc.(!tU2Mll. ~llOI. ..... ~...... _....._ • Dawm s10. 2 dr. nma ,.__ _ ___,~ 964-lan 77C........ ___ ... nss • •••••••••••••••••••••• aood. but body la terri· ClOSfO SUNDAY~ '10 Volvo. 4-d.r. •t.aDdarc:I Cnue e,oat.rol, auto. T &le.~ 673-3GO 'Mii T '76 Cutlua Supreme. T · 'at Q.OUD ll. wbt lllt.. trans, 4-cyl. A /FM oP <67'7SVY>. top, Ut wbl. AM/FM cas. '•Dat510Stn Wp. Good 1unroof. beautiful car. l1900/BO.~l.eva ... ,.~.... P IS. P /B, atr cond cood. All/FM eus, .Ltt Jood lllv•t.meol. MUST ..__..... Sllver. &3Mll61 m>tabs it. 645-IOU SELL. SIUIO/beal offer Alllol. u..d T Top, 73,000 0"111lal. ~7. 958-7149 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ull9HLLl "72euu.., SupNme. P /S, "131'GZ. 44pd, air, 1118... AMC tto5 P/B, A/C, mint cond. radiala,AM/FM. T.,... t765 ....................... 76 C• qttw mutt be seen to 1tP· $USO. 541·l<IM ••••••••••••••••••••••• uns AMC Sportabout Auto .. T·Top. (44SNRV). preclatAI. S17~. m--00&2. l90UYOU Wagoo, air. power. AH "73CutlaaaSUpreme. Fenwl t7JJ sa&.YOUI cood.sme>.-.-.. 72Co"tMe P/S,P/B,P/wind.AJC. ••••••••••••••••••••••• TOY01' A. ... ff 10 4 S peed • T ·Top . Ult whl 9'1fMr717 -===-=--:-::-:::-:-::-::-:-:--:-:--1•--------(St.k#J262). 1--------WE PAV TOP DOLLAR "78Fenari308GTB,rare SEEUS! ••••••••••••••••••••••• '11 Cutlass Supreme. FORTOPUSEDCARS fiberglass. ailver/drk ~•IM'!IUISTOYOT... Won OD same show $5015 7JCor¥eHe Buckets, elec windows. FOBEJON. DOMF.STIC bl CODCQUoo -""' "' IMck puttbue power. Cm ertib U Q AM/Fii 8 track sLereo, orCL~JCS O:~ l75-7'I03 · ~lONVlEJO WWtradefor .... c&fJl. v lei.<5.at E 1 air. new brlta, sbow·rm Uyourcarisextraclean · or 111·2110495-1210 Mu1t uu jmmri. ISToC..._.froM cond.~.Cal1631-4621. seei~ilt iuaac. Aat 9725 '75 Tayota Corolla. X1ftt _leM_l.253_____ JIM PANOS 9957 2tl.sHarbOrBlvd: ....................... cond. Gd mileaae. C-Su t915 M_4•D• ••••••••••••••••••••••• S2250/b8tolr. 837-81.53 •••••••••••••-•••••••• ._.. A lt't .._ 4-....t. Costa Mesa 979-~ 1.9119 13' Spider, beallt.ifw 2001 S. llancbesLer ,. _..._ ... ......_ '"--rted oondWoo. Aakina $1600. ·a Toyota eoroua. on1 -Anaheim 754}2141 ~c .... --... .,...... &U·2l.60eves. owner. Economy car. Lo SUU under warranty G1M1al 9701 HMdai 9727 mi's. Xlnt cood. $1000. 1.964 Corvette Stingray 774Cyt,A.toPIRto •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 548.9767aftSpm. Fastback·A gleaming. sunroor. whrte With red 67 Anaba, Runs great. $t90. 67s-82SB.646-4848 A.ti 9707 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ... M.w'71 HONDA Cars MA.MY ToCll1H•"'-f •• • red. ong beauty Must trim & red 1nter1or aell quickly Any re l0,300 mi's. Have new uooable offer accepted car & must ~ell. Offer. _65_1·_27_42 _______ 1 p . p . 5 3 4 • 7 ~ 3 J 9940 ~~-v_es_l_w_k.nds __ . ___ ~ '76 AUDI lOOLS. AM /FM. cass., air, 1 owner. Cocoa UNIVERSITY '71 Corolla. run.a gftat. New int, must sell- owner joined Air Force. Sacrtrlce ! 644 ·8488 or M4-7Sf7 TEST DRIVE ••••••••••••••••••••••• '73Square Wgn, 4·spd. aar. luggage rack. $1900. 7Sl·S611 bm/tan interior. $4995. ~ .. a... Must sell. Call Mike, ---963-3222. 964-1CY17 .... C... • GMC Trsb A DIESEL SEVILLE ·72 Runabout, 48,000 mi's. Xlnl, yellow. auto trans w / 2000cc motor. 962· 7B23 IMW 9712 a:ic> Harboc' Blvd. 76CoroloWOCJOR 4 cyl. auto. rad.lo. beat.er. (~JA>. •••• • •• • • • • • •••• • •• • •• • Costa Mesa 540-9640 Nabers Cadillac 74rtMTO '?4 IMW '74 I " -•-t d Less than 32,000 mi. Buy • o nu s, ,.... con • new •$2777 540·5630 4cyi., 4speed, factory air cood., (~WA>. I.his well equipped luxury tires, S2300. car for nothing down and 7Sl·9627 •$2495 540-5630 balance on 48 months. '77 . Honda Accord, 5500 <!126LKL> ml, sllvet/black, 5-spd, 1011\SO\ & SO\' • l INCOI N Mf IH t JllY 261H1 tt.110." Blvd (..,,,,, M, . ..,, .;.HI 11 ti It I 2826 HARBOR BLVD ~~~~~~ , ......... , ... '-"'a...., ........ . ............ ,..... ,....._ 1011 \SO\ & SO\' f ttouse of Imports ttll .. 1 u.ru1 \1tl IUf•UI, ~··· 'I ' • I' •• •• • • \II • ~· 1978 BMW's HERE HOW! COMPLETE IOOYSHOP HOWOPB4 EXCB.LENT SB.ICTIOMOF IMWRESALIS We may have your next car in our mvent.Ory. Call uatoday! 131-2040 49S.4949 air, AM/FM CUI. tape. Call759-W7. Bestolfer. • LINC<JI N·ME RCURV COSTA MESA '10 Sedan De Ville, lo mi. ~ ~ 302 auto. runs WOW!I Vollsw_,.. '770 very good eng, best orr •"49uu1or831·29218 2626 HARBOR BLVD •• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 983-<891, ~ COSTA MESA '75 HDnda CVCC Station WE IUY & SELL ,76 COUPE dE VILLE 1985 P'aarlane. good ...,._.. tt60 Wagoo Air conditioning, v~ "SW•ft.IEM$ G I . h . tramporation car. Maire •••••••••••••••••••••• AM /FM stereo, New ~ AW5" ret;n meta he. w l otrer. 96CM012, ~ ti.ml, new brakes, new Largest Seledlon cabnolet roor. pretty ext3n 1 1974 Ply. Satellite Sta. battery' lu11a1e rack, In The Area!!! car. Excell condition. Los---------Wag. 9 pass., PIS. P /8, fancy Pl.o Stripinl S2800 Ml!IE.4rf Gau .a.._. mi. & loaded. Call Mike "72 GaJnie. 2-dr. HT . Air. Gd. tires. trans. orbestof!er.496Cabrillo "~ ~ 1183-3222,964-la77 P /B. P /S, A IC. new Cooler. air s hocks. St. CM (across rrom IMPORTS "76 ELDO. WHT. RED tires. Sl200/btl ofr. traller rutch. CB Radio Weistc:Uff Plaza> 645-9376 198SH6ar4~!,1v2d0 .. C.M. lNTERJOR. 1 OWNER. ,_e. __ 7448 _______ 1 ~~-~g~A. Sl.800. ,,__ 9732 ..-.. 35,000mi. fully loaded. '71 Lm Brougham, super 1------------ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------1 Must see. Call Mike clean. ~-Call arter 72 Ouster, 6. auto, PIS. "74 Jensen Healy. blk/blk int. S 1P<1. xlnt cond. ~days. VOLKSWAGEN ~. 964-la77 6pm, 497·2956 ask for 49.000 ma's. 1 owner. XJnt S1 .. 1 ISerYlce '72 Cad sedan deVille.1-G_re'""g_. -------• ~:S~~:=: 759 ' 1310 · &eatber. stereo. tit, excell '74 LTD SIDAM ~ 9731 Top Dollar ••••••••••••••••••••••• Paid for Used VW's =~-P. 547-5674 or VS. auto .. factory air. cood .. pwr: steenng, pWT brakes, radio. beater . vinYI roof. (786KYll. miracle mazda COMMOMWEALTH 9920 t.tC>TCMIS ••••••••••••••••••••••• SIHCI 1951 • • 1442So. Bristol • • 2110 ........... c1. r.ut!O~o • : Colta W... 645-5700 Approx. 2 ml. No. of • n • •$2195 540-5630 1011\'SO\' & SO\ • llNl Ol N ·M[l'<Cur~v 969 Plymouth Sport SUburban Wgn . 15,000 mi. new motor. brk:.. tares. Best offer. 496-2707 aft 5PM or weekends. 9965 •••••••••••••••••••••• SEA RAY BOATS NnOpen Until IPM Bit otr. 551 -tm 979-0l.83 or 7S4-0l'6 OllAHGECOUMTY'S Mllcedela.a 9740 SoulbCoutPlua. • • 2626 HARBOR BLVD 5 Spd Schwinn Tandem ton '67 Ford truck & rut. OLD&EST ••••••••••••••••••••••• '63 YW • .it qOST A MESA .___Fire--b-irc:t--Es-p_n_t_, _x_ln_t - bike, lllnt condition. Call ly self·contallled 10~' ·a 280SE, air, AM/l"M, 540.1595 Jt • 75L1D cond, mao trans, 66M 991.3168. cabOver camper. Sipe 6. 4-apd, excellent coodi· • it 4 door vs f ct nu's $1600 837·5647 ---------•Many xtru. Good cond. Uoo.Calla.fte!'6,M5-9899 '73 Westphalia pop tor. • • .. ,_ .h. • a ory air, . .__-· __ . ___ . __ VE.SPA $2200. (714)84'7-11821 lo it ta\UU, eater. vtnyl roo · 72 Grandville. orig M<Yl'ORSCOOTER Sales-Service·Leasing '67 280 new eo&tne. mint camper. lmmac.. m . it 181121.XZl owner, xlnt cond, fully 1 Days a week WEEKEND SPECIALS St.oclr i;SS4, 24' Cuddy C.abin. Mere 228, lrlr many atras SI 4,431 + T&L 64&-4064 Best Offer '71 Ford~ t.on2SOcamper Rov CcrYer,lllc. ClODd. muataee! $4.150/olfer. 646--0100 or ROGER MILLER SAYS, •$2666 eqwpped. new radials. ---------• 1 pe cl a I. 9 ~ ' Dan a Rolla f\oyce BMW 55HIOT1, P.P. '1Anf Prices!.. 540-S630 S1185 497 ·Jeal ~=-/ camper, PIS, air, P /B, '""""J o......~ • .,._,.~ _1...._ • •• t 150 both loaded w /extras. Newpc>rt O:~ ..... ~ '88 88E clwlc coupe. -;i•~www ..,..SING ••••••••••••••••••••••• s:n-0346 aft 6PM wkdays, ---=-------New nstontloa, loaded. 1 owner., ti • n~ 494-11 ll 546-t"7 l971 BSA Motorcycle .. wtmdsanyUme. 74 IMW IGY.-fa ~-1---1408 ~:cit:r.~tiz6~~'. tnfii 500~c V~ctor. 1900 '68F2SO,Camperapedal, 4speed Sunroof, stereo, '10800,5-paulJmo.Navy Kevin.~. onginal miles. teOO, good very dean, A/C, 2 tanks. A I C. Traded for w/crm ltbr 49 ooo mi's ~Uoo. 675-1587 even· 300 ene. $1.996. s.57·5659, Mercedes. <e6SI'UF l 126,500. W·17Bl, lU '74 VW BUI. red. 31.000 uigs; 752-951Sdays. aft-orwkends. $59'5 Beach Blvd Stanton ml. S2100. Gd cond. ..,.... • 642,3258; 213/842-411.S 1011\so\ & so~· • LINCOLN· MERCURY 72 Grand Prix, mint cond, A/C, P /w1nd. metallic silver. blk vnyl 2626 HARBOR BLVD. top. $2000 P.P 644-0224 COSTA MESA 1-e_v_es ______ _ ·~ Fall'laine. V-8. xlnl cood. $1200 . S48·2407 '76FIRHIRD Honda 350, 4-cyl, cherry• • aeml·flat. '57 lnterna· im · 450SL. 11,000 mi, S to ck • 5 4 3 • 2 2' less than 1,000 ml'1. dooal tractor. 3 In to 5 priced to sell, bU)' or lse. "72BUS.LooU1ood. runa n..·erru· nht.er Stored. $87S. 67J.712S. new eng, •"000. l 76S UJ78 • 450SLC, new. lm· well. $2200. 497-4070 early 9945 VS. auto., air cond .. pwr steering, pWT brakes, radio. (J81NVT). •$5295 540-5630 vv &'"' ~ AM or late _ _...__ .. -.. ___ •••••••••• •• •••• ••••••• Mere 228. trlr, loaded Honda 350, 4.cyl, xlnt, Mcnrovla Ave, C.M. med delivery, buy or lie. eves. Sll,960+T&L stored. 9650ortradefor '6' El Camino 6·cyl 4. Amrtc.C.,._ '6lVWSIDAM •CHIV.'77 l3'Zodlac.6'73-712.a. apd,$10ll5. ' ' 751o&tl0 1500. Good l'ODclitioo. 2 MOMTICAILO 74 C:C.tlMwtal Factory aar, full power, power seats, leather. AM /FM ste reo, vinyl roof. <666KJCl. IOll~SO~ & SO\' Stock 11673. 24' Sedan Crul.ser, OMC240. lrlr $16,500 + Tld. Stock #570. 20· Open, Mere 228, lrlr GOOD LOOKER!! $10,010 + T&L Stock #832 , 30' 8'ortbridee htn Mere 2S5's. PJSHERMANS DELIGHT Sll,150 + TM. DEMO IY APl"T. '""' BllW n_.. • _ ... •~ 979-0513 t...a.of!t. 97 .. • owners. 47,000 miles. Starr ur. With auto. v• ,_.,...,...... • ..,. ~• Rebuilt tranaml11lon. tran s. 1& loade d ! ruoa 1reat Xtraa Jn· Ul52 ~ Toa Chevy Pkup, & 1 sr • uoADWAY •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• ALMOST NEW MOTOR. eluded $1000548·1114 Xlllt reatorable COnd., SAHIA AHA '76 MJdlel, S300(). Excellent lnteriOI'. Good (4511521>). Honda CR12S race rdy nmal&loobgood,$e2Sor 835·3171 536-4574. Uteis. Needa body work. ~A~::::.. '475. 3 bll&e trlr, lrl beatoffer.S7S-367S THfULT11o1•ieo111vtHOMACH1HI! '6&Mid• ... $1000. Juatbadtuoeup. S'150or DOVElt.QUAILSTS. •$3995 540-5830 • LINCOLN·MERCURY 2826 HARBOR BLVD COSTA MESA tt70 wbeela '175. Honda .OOF '73 Chevy ~ Ton. AJC. *USED IMW1• 64UlJ2 beatolter.Call540-55e5 (Near MacArthur, acces/drSS2·9073 PIS, P/B, A(f, AM /FM. ,7l200'Hapd (7S314l '71&Jpubeetle,orig Jamboree&Bristol) ?JTMUMD&lllD ·73 Honda, 350-4, lo mJ's .•. SZtS0.642·2073 '73200248pd3811KBV MGI 9744 ownr.$2000/B.O. NEWPORTBEACH 2628 HARBOR BLVD AutomaUc,pwr.1teeriJig 1011\SO\' & SO\ • llNCOL N Ml Rl'l ll<Y Wind.ebield, cruhbara, 77DOOGIDISO '742002A,A/C/(598LPO> ••••••••••••••••••••••• 714-M4-0594,aft5pm. ___ _:1_:3_3-0_5~5~5.:_ __ 11::-:-_C""-"'OSTA MESA It brakea, new tires. rack , 2 helmets . u. auto .• .....,.. a•~fino, '75S30iAuto.(916MTV). '10 MGB GT. runa good, 213·~.dys. ...__ ttlO All/FM stereo. Pri.pty. Sacrifice Z50 548 106' Ht r-· """' .. '7S20024apd,SR,U7MUK clean ln It. out. $1.500. '71 Chevy Wa1on grt for wwwcmy Call 892-1832 before 6 ' · · · pwr brake1, radio. ,77 320i4ap .. stereo(0998) ~mornl.np '63 Bua. 1nrf, ma ireat. puWnatrallerHubltcb ••••••••••••••••••••••• p.m. "72 Honda~. better than special paint. 1lr i-top. "72""""~·p.<~ .. , , .. > $1575.642--083/548--5130 air mny "traa •950' ORANGE COUNTY'S ~--------new. 11,000 mi's Xtra aunrool. tonneau cover. ,.~~ "'-~...._ ,..... 9741 64&-4915 ... • • MIWIST "13, beaut cond, loaded chrome. suoo. 5'9-UIM ma1 wheels, & wide --wr• ....................... '73VWCO!nv .• ./ioodcoocli· ---------1 LINCOLN·MERCtJRY w/xtraa. pure luxury. or645-5277. tires. (nM86). ·ee BMW 1600, AM /FM, '7550WL, creatcood. lion, AM I M CISI., 'S7 Bel Air 2-dr. $450. o.Jen.hlplanowOPEN P.P. $3375. 644·1SS6. • 77 .,_..,u-'-' •""--tom. •S..ltToclcly new tires. very clean, lomi's2!er? S320C>/B.0 .53S-l821 ~.wort1t ··~~col· RAYFLADllOE ~7S2-__ a484 _____ _ u.&.•••s~s n.a.. ................ must1e11$1.S00.7-·8300 ---· Extra clean '71 Sqrbk, ""'"ors em............. 7•-----.......-.1.-1 ~ v.. Mags. rront & rear dilc 540-5830 .... LINCOLN· MERCURY .. • ~ SIAIAY brakes. 2,000mi. $1750. '73 BMW 200'l red. 4 Spd, ,..... 9750 ~~~~sti.~:w Urea+ lS.llAutoCeoterDr. Auto .. AM /FM 1tereo, SlOlCoutHwy, N.8. '°"1865 new Mlchs, AM/FM/St. 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~•••••••••!!~! SDFwy-1.a.kelRVINFEorestexlt ~erUlwlndbowls, viulny l 6ll·Z547 Molw"-1t S./ Ownr. 64&-4491,673-4374 1971 Porsche 911S, only '69 VW Squareback. • rvuo, t w ee, er se ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I ._,/SI•• t 160 2928 HARBOR BLVD. CGpi 9715 t:°U:.J.U:~f:i.~~::J: =~e~'.:°~f300 or :.~:r:~:!i.1:ood Ba~~~: 130.7000 control. <f85FFM > 173 28' CC Catalina ••• .. •••••••••• .. •••••• COSTA MESA ••••••••••••••••••••••• Must sell. $18,500. metallic brown. Must 76IOICAT •$2999 Sportfl.aber wJnybridJe, Rent• 1977 Executlvev-9570 '73 Capn, V-6, standard 840G08 '71Weetpha1JaCamper aell.$349:5.5.57-6100 VILLAGER WAGON. 540-5630 qutriaer, dual coatroll, Moto*ome ,1or M'::lmb •••-•••••••••••••••••• tr a n s • AM / FM , ,63 S-llO . llO% tr'd Popi.op, xlnt cond, lo ml, LeavlDI Country .must 4eyl., 4 apd .. factory alr 111 gu enc. 235hp, moto ome rom er '76Tradetman300 ~/B.O. cpe. u tea~ ori1own.r.S327S. ae l l '77 Chrysler cond.,radlo,heater,lut· 116 000 e42-QI08 637-7027 Jl'ritdlander. Call &D)' ol aa-beadet1 too many 646-4931. eves. $4i000. Must se Imm 646-2331. Len-ron, 4 dr. crui--gage rack. (138PCDl. ,_•....;,. • • thllenu.mben -· • GreatBat11alnl 536-tl934 ua 0 "' S29t5 2628 HARBOR BLVD -ltW777 atru to Uat. Abeolutely Dahm 9720 '74 VW &per BeeUe, sun cont r o I • rad ta I 1 • • 'Tl 2'' Searay, loaded, 117 T1TI 1tunnln&-Interior! .. ••••••••••••••••••••• fUoacbe 912 Clasalc 1966, root, 1lereo. Mu•t sell. AM /FM. S trk tape dk, S4G-S630 COSTA MESA trlr $15 elf· • m.8829 • * DRIVE A * mallltenance recorda, '28QOorofr. 55t-12119 ltbr lntar. 3lB Leanbum ... 9974 ' ·:tm~r. IZMlll "11 Ford Ec:ooollne, auto. ~~M, good cond. '70 VW Bus. A/C, lood q. S7000. 493-t619. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..,; CaWomlan. 39• Spt.fah RENT 23' l'1nbe.ll. Mii· ~ P /S, new Ures, :JC.Int * LITI1.E... * 1bape. 1975 VIGA twin diesel, lo bra, full contained.. Lota ot mu. , clean.114/492·'7911 SAVE~ LOT 1987 rus Tara•. Euro· • 875-6228 • Cutll ..... 9930 2828 HARBOR BLVD. ....:hhcu:_,. electrooJct, radar. ready ~22113 ... ...__w~ tltO pean. n ,ooo fi rm. ...••••••••••••••••••••• COSTA MESA Automatic, ritbt rear "• --SHOP It. C MP ARE 645-3131aft6PM '67 VW Squarebacll;, muat '87 Ccmtioental, Very 1ood --------1 or A Ib a core . a.st new 2T Pace ArttlW ••••••••••••••••••••••• aellteOO. Cdu cond. Leather. 1700. ?6 • 1tr-panel brulae Is only ~.~ot. re. <All Robb, 0.U,-wkly.......,... P.P .Sl,e8. WE BUY . 1972 911Thllmmac, alr. 7»0967 • 144-111!13 t MIPC -...-s1.ooorrus.. <93'UKY1 . --b-..... , 1•---cua ---------va, auto., air ccad .. pwr OHL y u75 ••• naa -·~ • 1tffrln1 pwr brake•.•-------.;.-__ _ ... Hatter twl.n Cbe•Y -..... .o.vov -·. s-A, USED c •as (213) 42l-9354, 430-l8S3 v.e.o 9772 Cot..... 9932 AM radio. with ll.... ....... .......... 3113' P1 brd lpe 6 lrl ·~ ~ nA -..... " ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• .··.·.·.··.·.·.··.·.·.··.·.·.··.·.·.·.··., "'-.. I _,j Ir mooa ....':..";. ~ O»ta • ....L >' ... ,,.!·!. o1'1 all ....... 455 ena. froot CALLGARTH '•911-S,rare,enal&tr•oa l90UYOUIUY •MAJ HNI IVU1 • .._....,. •. _..,,.,..t er. wb( drive, a alra, u-_..,._ u recently reblt a.tr l>)"I (GOPCD> 6G-e7il _m._1211_.tt_s_P_M_. ___ 1 ,._.tor. M&IU' utru. -.~r ... ar 752.uu. Wl&tnda: AUS9VOl.VO, Oarv.U.-mda now belDI •$4444 ~============-....._ ._.1 Sl.5,500. 539-01.U !M0-5130 M5-(I07'7. ll500. See u1 at South era taltea on lady 500 pace uiLIHl30 1'74 Vep, lo mll•. new a tw 9010 Oranse Coulll)''• Volvo car ln al.Ott. Fletcher .,_.gov t Ire• , b a t t e r y & 1971 Pace·Arrow dJ. ._.... '7H *M§en. Jonee Chevrolet 8833 att.rutor. Pert.ct cond . ........ ••••••••••••••• motor bome for ... at. -••••• .... •••••••••••• UtSVOl.VO Weatmlnater Ave. Under priced. $1750. CHAR1'1CR 57° Colambla :cJj fu.ll1 Hlf-eoot. 2829HAAIORILVD. 111TDllVIOUR ONVIE.10 Westmln1ter, Ca. f73.(11)1. =."f~c.r:i,mp:~ ~ COSTAMESA -UCAI Hl·21104tl-f210 l•~~~~~~~~2829HARBORBLVD '71Vqanms.needahead aare boa.t. 17$-001 or ...... ,.. 400 WllUY ,...THI...... Ol"' .... l~Aal-1;. COSTA MESA 1ullet. chrome rim:t1, fB.3075 AMllHl7* vr •~ -....4W ~" 'NV bl.a It mln p111ea.M50/otr.493-~7 '°60 ....... ,............... U..CAISI Good lann.tcr'1 ln stock. VOLVO et. c • t tlwl.. ttlJ ...... ,.. \'Wparta -UUI W•'nlblanrO.Vn>let •'74710• R11n7wb.Uttbeylutl EXa.USIVELYVOLVO ccad,mUltaeU' ••••••••••• .. •• .. •••••• i4 Ve1a GT Xlnt cond ••••• .. •••••••••••••••• dOOrt rt.idtft..,booda: deaMnblp lo the Jrvloe Air. AM /FM, ma1 ..... Cl.I IArs .. tVolvoDealar lllOO 848-4005 '72 Grtnd• VI, AT, tltOO. V Coronado ·.··"""·YAMAHA n.-. j. \IHd. ~=t Auto CeDtar. Vie need wbaela,873-35llO. MAJD~AU&.T lnOranseCcKmt)'I 1111 Silver Anolvertary .-.,nma6loobxlllt, ts1·5000 8;30·4:31> wk ' DIA&•S prltmUJWbln rourumrearl "TUIOZ, A/C, whll. •·•P. DltlladorBlvd. BUYocLi1AS£ l'.ditlan Corvette, immed 1DU1teellll'll0 . ..0.70l4 _da11--. _____ _ Y.cllt Brohr&p l800Cc Vutaol motor • JOI many xt.ru, xlnt cond. 085'l'A MllA DIRIC'l' dell very· buy or Jae '7411Ob.la.6 cyl, aut.O, air. "14 Ve1a OT Htbck. vpd, u:• Wanted I MAC ... JON ~/8.0. Mf.74&4 • MW700 ;;mm~ '4:tc.c..Plla nu tada. lllnl. 67~0988 or Jl1nt $l2IOO 1 lllllus•ca :::r."~·~~ CHIYIOLIT ·1111ow.p.wp~,, liililijii 9716 e e 111.e"o MiUmorMM»ll. ,..tat ,...,... ...lllltlllr 'SfVWlruell 2l .... _n.-£_-.. AM /1'111tar, wbt w .......... •••H•••••••• MUST ·as. Rntored, 4 '72 V-a GT StaUon Wan. 1111 .. -BJ'fd. -~Dotrllll. ,.....,,.. w_.._-., .. ve ,,_. _..... _ _.. .. _ -.,... ... _...:. 1 61 lllVINt: Int. vv 1hape. • ia.a.u·-·-.AIC,Xlnt "7' twt power. A/C, red. apd,winwbla.ruuperf. •1p.ndtnewtires, towr. NmT.>~ :_~oo. UI· 2f 7..,._7222 ••It ror Miu . Aakl.ot cmd. PrtC.-to..U. P.P. A ... ~ -.c;: t.b•u... Bu\ off tr. Ind on.r, s:ttaS, 4M l4l9, s1100/btt orr. Run' ,, ... ._. ... l350o TH,.._ "" ..... m HAI'° ~l ... Ulf.dlt. TrlMl811Terey IJ'Ul 7!1-11'1 orm-4860 1011\SO\' ,\SO\' • I tNCOLN. MfR<:unv t I t- cJa IMilL v ,,.~or ' l [ i I ' \ - Warning : The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. . 4 • • • fit . # 'i ~ I t. I ~ ·' ~ . ~ .,, • • ( f l ~ . . } • ;j ... . , ~l i t ~ ~ ! • ~ l 1 >. ' ~ ., ~ ·.1 · . .. I ; ), . , ii ' ... I ( :~ ., ! .:1 '(! •1 'f;' .. f B1111tlngton Beaeh Fountain -Valley EDITION Afternoon N.Y. Stoeks VOL 71, NO. 142, 3 SECTIONS, 26 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, MAY 22, 1978 I TEN CENT,S Coutirilman to Boyeott ChatnfJei-Meet I By aOBERT BARKER Ol•o.MylltM ..... When the Huntington Beach Chamber of Commerce holds lta salute to city council members Tuesday morning, one coun· cilman says that he won't be around to return lhe salute. Instead. Oouncllman John A. Thomas will be thumbing his nose the chamber's 7:80 a.m. breakfast apparently because of hard feelings carried over from last April's city elections. Thomas is angry at the flnan· ctal particlpatlon and backing of candidates by the Community Political Action Committee, an arm or the chamber. "Why should 1 go?" Thomas said this momlng. "They didn't do me any good. "When tlley S,ot into politics the way they Clid they did a mlmber to themselves in pro- moting their own people who are pro-developers." he said. Thomas also said be thinks the chamber ls a "ripoff organiza· tion" committed lo special in· terests. He further asserted that the chamber has refused to provide ~ lead e rship in keeping the Gothard Jnduslrial Corridor free from residential encroachment. Olilty ...... -.. •ldWW 1(- GAS COMPANY WORKERS STRAIN 'TO SHUT OFF LEAK IN NEWPORT BEACH They Wore Earmuffs to Muffle Sound~ That'• Offending Bulldozer In Background Zaire Rebe ls Raping and Murderin g BRU~ELS. Belgium (AP> - Rebels went on a rampage of murder and rape during their "hunt for the white man" in the Kolwezi fighting. survivors said on arrival from Zaire's copper- minin~ capital where 170 whites were reported killed. Some ac· cused Zairean troops or looting. About 1,700 or the 2,500 Euro- peans and Americans trapped during the May 13-20 siege had been flown to Europe by this morning as French and Belgian paratroopers mopped up rebel resistance in Shaba Province. The French Defense Ministry in Paris said rebel forces armed with Soviet·tnade weapons re- mained concentrated in a six· mile radius around Kolwezi and were still within small-arms range or its airport. Olivier Stirn. France's Sec· tretary or Slate for Foreign Af. fairs. told a radio interviewer in Paris that at least 170 whites <See ZAIRE, Page AZ> Dozer Strikes Gas Main Near Hospital A bulldozer doing construction grading in Newport Beach struck a 10-inch gas main early today. setting orr a roaring geyser that spewed natural gas for more than two hours berore it was shut down. The severed line is located in the 100 block of North Newport Boulevard, near Hoag Memorial Hospital. North Newport is the frontage road that parallels the main Newport Boulevard and it is sometimes known as Old Ne wport Road. The gas, escaping under heavy pressure. set orr a roar th1Jt sounds like jet engine aJ. terburners across the neighborhood. Gas company workmen bad to don earmuffs while working to shut down the line break. A gas company spokesman said the line break was reported shortly after 8 a.m. The line was closed off at 10:30 a.m. Firefighters turned out in force and closed the street, whtch is also known as Old Newport Road. Al least six homes along Santa Ana A venue a nd La Jolla Drive were evacuated. Officials at Hoag Hospital. direc tly across Newport Boulevard from the site of the leak. put hospital patients on alert and instituted a prevent· ti ve pro~ram of evacuations. Hospital spokesman Sharon Sinclair said the patients in the hospital's mental health wing, closest to Newport Boulevard. were moved into the conference center. She said all windows, doors a nd curtains were ordered closed and all people in the hospital were ordered to refrain from smoking. The hospital's boilers were shut down. leaving the facility with one hour supply of hot water and all name-producing equipment was closed off. in· eluding lab equipment. Miss Sinclair said stafC. pa· li~nls and VlSltors were taken out or a reas that have a lot of glass. especially in the lobby and the awdllary's gift shop. ''I'm not a member any longer and I wouldn't advise anyone else to join the chamber," he said. A chamber spokesman who declined to be identified said that Thomas is miffed because he didn't get t.be endorsement o£ the chamber's Community Political Action Committee. He also said that Thomas was in error on the chamber's role on the industrial corridor. "We have fought to maintain it for years," the spokesman said . "We have opposed residen· tial development in areas thlt/ were later approved by the City Council." Another chamber orricial said there has been a great deal of confusion over the chamber's role in the April elections. He said that no chamber funds were used and that the selection and support of city candidates were made solely by the cham· ber's PoliUcal Action Com· mittee. ••we approved the organiza· lion in concept and didn't have veto power over endorsements, .. he said. Six of the seven Huntington Beach City Council members CSee BOYCOTf, Page AZ> Conlract Approved Douglas Walkout Averted in BB A strike by 1.400 members or the International Association of Machinists employed at McDon· nell Douglas Astronautics Com· pany in Huntington Beach was averted Sunday by a contract settlement. Employees or the aerospace f acility gathered with other company employees about 2,000 a ltogether -at the Anaheim Convention Center to vote more than 86 percent in favor or the company's offer. Basically. the new contract af· rords a nine percent pay raise spread out al three percent per year over the next three years. in addition to a cost-of-living in- crease. The contract a pproval means an automatic $359 cost-of·living raise retroactive to last October. Pipe Bomb Set Near DC Office WASHINGTON CAP I -A s mall expl05lve device blew up today on the sidewalk near the Justice Department's head- q uarters. causing little damage. No injuries were reported. District of Columbia police spokesman J .C. Gentile said bomb squad experts were at· tempting to determine what kmd of device was used and who placed it on the ground under a sign reading ''Department of Justice ... Hedda Polanski, a public in· formation officer with the de· partment. said the device was a pipe bomb. Police roped off the Constitu· ti on A venue side or the Justice Department and police squads using specially trained dogs searched the area ror other bombs. Gentile said there were no im· mediate indication or who was responsible. Virtually the only sign or the .explosion was a shiny metal shard about eight Inches long on the sidewalk in front or the building. Jt,aJ,ian Woman Hostage Freed MILAN, Italy <APl -The na· tional police raided a Miian apartment at dawn Sunday and freed Erika Ratti, 25, daughter or an Italian textile Industrialist. She was kidnapped 48 days ago. Police said Cive men have been arrested in connection with the kidnapping, including an al· leged Mafia leader. Miss Ratti was abducted by two masked men April 4 as she left a Milan store with ll friend. The two men forced her at gun. point into a waiting car. when the IAM contract expired while the initial three percent pay raise is also retroactive For the average lAM worker. it will mean a 19-cenl per·hour increase over his current $6 41 per hour wage, not counting different JOb classifications and occasional overtime pa} The lAM strike threat came simultaneously with a walkout by the United Auto Workers Union. which woo what it want· ed for its members from Boeing Aircraft Company. Despite UAW pickets· parad· ing. lAM workers continued on their job without a contract dur- ing the seven months of negotia· lion. crossing the lines without incident. "The UAW got us e xactly what we wanted," lAM District Lodge 720 ~retary ·Trcasurer Tory Ne1ma !>aad 0 n c e . 1 n J a n u a r v . l A :\1 ~orkers authorized a strike. but that was cancelled within two days when 1t became apparent the dis pute could be settled through negotiation ..We're very pleased ,·· McDonnell Do1.1glas spokc-sme1n Don Hanson said today Waddill Retrial Laguna Attorney Seeks Prevention By TOM BAR LEY Of.._ o.11• f'llet Slaff L agu na Beach attorn e y William Sheffield said today he is seeking public support for the riling or a legal action that would prevent the Orange Coun- ty District Attorney's orrice from trying Dr. William Baxter Waddill of Huntington Harbour a second time. Sheffield said the lawsuit. if filed . will argue that enormous public expense would be in- volved if Waddill is again tried on c harges that he strangled a newborn baby girl to death in the nursery at Westminster Com munity Hospital. Sheffield said the action will point out that the jury became hopelessly deadlocked in the first trial after 16 weeks of testimony and 11 days or de· liberations. "The issues are so complex and the medical testimony so weig hty and involved that I don 'l believe we could ever find a jury that could bring in an unanimous verdict." Sheffield said . "So why waste the taxpayers' money?" be asked. "I think the filing or a legal action on the lines I suggest might well com- pel both sides to a rrive at some dbpositioo of this case." W addlll, •2. is accused or strangling the newborn infant when he realized that the saline solution he injected into the 18· year-old mother 12 hours earlier had railed to abort the baby. It was argued by the defense that the child never knew any meaningful form of life and that it would have been nothing more Agency Absolved WILLOW ISLAND, W.Va. CAP) -The federal agency responsible for policing the site where Sl construction workers died in a power plant cooling tower accident will absolve itself or any responsibility in a report next week, an official says . than a brain-damaged human vegetable if it had survived. J urors who were unable to reach a verdict in the first trial commented after they were dis-missed that the brain death theory gave them many prob· le ms and ha d them sh arply divided in the jury room. Superior Court Judge H. War· ren Kni ght has been asked by Deputy District Attorney Robert Chatterton to order a second trial for Waddill Judge Knight said he will rull' June 2 on the motion. Sheffield said today he hopes to have his lawsuit filed before that date. Ch atterton was unavailable for comment today on thl' lawsuit that Sheffield hopes to rile. HB Council Eyes Budget Huntington Beach City Council members will take their first look tonight at a proposed $34 m illion city budget for 1978-79. Toni~hl 's meeting, which begins at 7 o'clock in the city council conference room. will lake the form or a briefing, ac· cording to City Administrator Bud Belsito. Council members also are ex- pected to list their priorities and goals for the coming fiscal year. The proposed budget is up more than $3 million from last year. Coast Weath er ms APPUANC~ MOVED QUICKLY .. , onlr needed one-half hour to sell al t had." 'Sam'·Goes Wild .in ·cou1-t Co n s id e r abl e low cloudiness through Tues· day but partial afternoon c l ea ring Inland. Lows tonight in 50s. Highs Tues- day mid to upper 60s at the beaches and low 70s in· land. I NSIDE TODA~ That's the happy story told by the Cost.a Mesa man who placed this Daily Pilot classified ad: Must sell. movlna from aru, Sears.Washer and elec &as dryer, both 980. Yoruagt OE rreeur. 16 cu. ft. and refrig, both $125. U'IC·XlUUt If you have unused •P· 'Pllances to sen. call 6'2·S6'1'8. It only t.altet a few wordJ lo • Dally PUot elualf\ed to attract a buyer. NEW YORK <AP)-David Berkowitz, the Son ol Sam killer, was draued from a Brooklyn couttrcom toda~: ktcktn~1 bttlni and yelling as uie boyfnead Ol one ol bis vtcrtims stlouted ob- scenities at him. Members of the ski's family Jumped to their Ceet. and cuned the conteued murderer. A judge postponed the aen· tenclnt f<W ab murders until June 12 and ordered another paycblatrlc examination for Berko~ta. 2'. After he was brought briefly into the courtroom in handcuffs, Berkowlt1 began •chantin1, "St.Icy was a whore!" over and over •Jain .. Stacy Moskowitz waa the laat of Berkowitz's murcler vtctlma. Berkowltl also shouted "That'• rilht! That'• right! 1'<i kill ber .,ain." A• 10 parm wrestled the .'4.Uliber kilter from the court chamber, Robert Violante, ttMt Moato.tta ""°l's date wbo alto waa •hot bt Berkowits, atood up in the courtroom and beaan shouttnc obscenities at hlm. Members ot lbe Moakowlt1 rami· ly Jum~d to their feet and screamed turHS 1t the pud1Y former~ worker. T he llrf 't mother then· broke down cryinlt and Violante sobbed lntcthis nands. . The victim 's father. Jerry, Moakowtta. ued. "No JuaUc.I ' after JU1Uce JOHph Corte> of Brooklyn announced the HD· tenctnc delay. " Euller. u ~ardt tried to t bring Berkowitz into the courtroom the first Uaie about 10 a.m., be lqed toward a win· dow and ha~ subdued. In the atruale, he Slt and kicked several Ol the pards and one of them waa taken to a holpltal, ac. cordtna to a police tource. Tbe m.-. ot the suarct'a tn· juries was not known. Edward McCarthy, aide to Bronx Diatrict AttorMy Marlo Merola, Hld Berkowlll told court aUt.borlUes he did not want CSH SABI. Pa1e AZ> Canadian flOO!e on its l<l!t lonely journey trigger.t !earch for ita culprit. See 1tory Page AB. a .. M "' •1 IM IU .. .. M 44 ' - Lending a Helping Band What·~ an older brother for if not to gh e :.i htlle girl a bit of help when shl'·s learn· ing to ride a bi cycle? This scene was photographed on a Minneapolis street. Plane Crash Ki11s Two 1Y Producer, Netirork Executive Victims SANTA BARBARA <APl - ABC network executive Stephen Gentry and telev1s1on producer Bruce Geller were killed in the crash or iJ twin-engine plane near Monlecato, Santa Barbara County shenff's deputies said. The Cessna-Skymaster was en route from Santa Monaca to San· ta Barbara when 1t disappeared from radar screens and crashed 10 the rooth1lls north of Mon- tcc 1 to Sunday. Deputy John Hamilton said. Air and ground search crews followed signals from an agency locator transmitter on board the craft and round the wreckage in the hilly area, Hamilton said. It was unknown what caused the crash. but some fog was re· ported in the area Sunday morn· mg, Hamilton said A Nationa l Transportation Safety Board an· vesti gator was to visit the site today 1.0 determine the cause of Fro•P~AJ the cr ash. Gentry, a former Navy pilot. was believed to have been pilot· 1n g the plane, said ABC spokesman Bob Wright. The two men. he said. were on a pleasure outing. Gentry. 37. had been ABC's vice president of oro~rammin~ on the West Coast since 1972, Wright said. He played a major role in developing. scheduling and selecting a host of new pro- grams slated for broadcast this fall , Wright added. ZAIRE RAMPAGE. • • Geller. an independent television producer. was the creator and executive producer or the "Mi ssion: Impossible" a nd "Mannix " series, Wright said He wrote scripts ror "Zane Grey Theater." "The Rebel." "Or. Kildare." and other top seri es in the 1950s. h<1d b~n killed 1n the Kolwezi area Scores of others, including SO French citizens. arc missing and may be held hostage by the rebels. Stirn said. Following reports of Belgian· French differ e nces over the combined paratroop operation, the orfice or French President Valery Giscard d'Estaing said Belgian Prime Minister Leo Tin· demans telephoned the pres· ident today to express thanks "for French efforts to ensure the security of Belgian citizens in Kolwezi." A Belgian refugee arriving in Brussels who identified himself only as Dupont. an engineer ror Zaire's state-Owned Gecamines company. said 120 white deaths were confirmed. He said the last whites. mostly managers. were evacuated from Kolwezi Sunday night. Claude Mercury, a French sur· vivor arriving here. said he feared 170 to 180 whiles had died. Soliris Casar . a Briton married to an Italian. said on Fro•PageAI SAM .•• lo be sentenced "al least not today." Berkowitz faced prison terms totaling up to 175 years Three Judges from three boroughs Brooklyn, the Bronx and Queens --had planned to ~liver sentence in the same courtroom. taking the bench one at a time. The procedure was to be similar to one they followed two weeks ago when Berkowilt admitted killing six people and wounding seven others during a 12-month shooting rampage. Last year. Berkowitz offered to plead guilty but only If he was allowed to warn the world or the bloodthirsty demons that he said made him kill. Since then, Berkowitz says he has become a born·again ~rist1an. OflANOE COAST H •F DAILY PILOT '"'°'-CM•I o.tloy PllOI .,"'-"'"-_,,,.. .............. _, _ _.,,.,.°'_ ~'"""''"''no~ S.0-... ..,.,_._,. °""'11\J'lill"-d ~•• ttv0¥t" f:rkMf .., CO'\t• __ .. <l(ft .. ...,,...,..,.._,,_ 1•'" Veney lr•t"•· ~· 'f'atMy .no ~=~~~~.::rs.:-~ =~~~:'..~~no ... ., a., ·-·-.......... ~·---uc•• ~ ............. ft4_0e_ .. __. ,,_ ... -Ccttt• ''::"..::. ... "tr °'-·· ~ ·-~.,,,.,..,, Me~llO l!dlW• ·--w. .. Oto-'°""'' £dlW HuntlftlltOfl .. 9dl otnc. '"1fl .. <ft9-WCI Moill!IQA40f~\\ ,. O. llo•rtO.- OttlcH '""l:.~ ~"::· jJ.,•,:i;;:rM!i""' "---ValltY: 111011.A p., A-ti ~ 1>+9to ,,_.., reaching Rome that he believed 200white were killed. Pre vious reports from the paratroops who chased the reb· e ls from Kolwezi over the weekend said they killed at least 100 white. 150 Zaireans; the reb· els suffered 200 dead of their own. "It was as if the hunting season had been o pene d in Kolwezi. The bunt was a hunt ror the white man," a mining engineer among the survivors who arrived in Brussels said Sunday. He said four or his neighbors went to their garden gates to find out what was gomg on in the pre.dawn hours or May 13 and were killed by bursts or rebel machine.gun fire. Another survivor said the reb els "kept on firing u seless volle ys in a ll direction with no reason." Fro•PageAJ BOYCOTT. • and City Attorney Gail Hutton have accepted invitations to at· tend Tuesday·s breakfast at the Huntington Beach Inn. .. This is our way of recogniz· in g the new officials and showcasing them to our mem· be rs ... the spokesman said. "It is time to put the elections behind us." The chamber's Political Ac· lion Committee s pent about $25.000 on the campaigns of five candidates in April. Don MacAllister was the onJy endorsee or the chamber unit to win election. Bottles to Sult ¥011 The 26 polyester bottles ln the toreground were tailor· made for recycling at the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company. The bottles can be converted into hundreds or useful products. including tho suit In the background. which was !a.shioned from 26 recycled bottles. t Court ~ejects lawsuit WASHINGTON <AP> -The U.S. Supreme Court refused to- day to intervene In an unusual libel lawsuit ln which a lelevlslon news producer sued a nuclear power firm. The justices turned down an appeal by Pacific Gas and Elec· trlc Co. and one or its engineers aimed at blocking a second trial on charges riled by Donald Widener. formerly a producer for KNBC·TV in Los Angeles. The original jury trial ended in a $7 .7-million award for Widener, but a new trial was or· dered last November by the California Court of Appeal. Widener produced a documen· tary on nuc l ear e nergy. "Powers That Be," that aired on KNBC May 17, 1971 . The state appeal.9 court said "the point of view of the film was essentially anti-nuclear." Jn preparing the report. Widener filmed an interview with one of the utility's engineers. James C. Carroll, at the company's controversial nuclear power plant near Eureka. As described In court records. Widener believed Carroll dis- played an "evasive attitude." The portion of the interview used In the aired report sup- posedly portrays that attitude. lo it, Widener asked Carroll a question about criticized con· struction materials used at the plant. "What was it exactly that the critics were talking about in your case?" he asked. Carroll was shown as answer· ing, "I don't think we ought to answer that. lt's too lengthy a question." What was edited out or the filmed interview was Carroll's subsequent offer to answer the question in detail but explaining that bis answer would take 10 minutes. Widener replied there was not enough time. In other actions today. the Supreme Court: -Refused to hear an appeal by 16 unsuccessful white appll· cants for police jobs in Rochester. N.Y .. who contend that a hiring policy glvlng pref· erence to racial minorities is a form of illega l racial dis- crimination. -Agreed to review lower- court decisions barring a com· mittee of the Federal Reserve system from circumventing the "prompt .. disclosure provision of the Freedom of Information Act regarding its decisions . -Left intact an order that the American Telephone and Tele· graph Co. help a competing firm. MCI Telecommunications Corp.. expand its long-di.stance telephone service. -Let stand a ruling that lawyers for Nevada claim will throw the state's water law "in- to a hopeless state of uncertain· ty and conruct." The justices re· fused to review a decision reached by the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals last November in a longstanding controversy over water use in the Salmon River valley. Four Kids Drown DADEVILLE. Ala. <AP> -A 14-fool boat overloaded with 18 persons on a weekend outing capsized in Lake Martin and four children drowned, stale police said. Troopers identified the v1cthns or the accident Sun· da)' as William Douglas Jackson. 11. Eric Young. 8. War· ren Calhoun. 7, and Katrina Gilmore. 8. all from nearby Alexander City. ~ng Mother Jean Smith cries out in grier in the arms or her husband. Terry. after learning that her daughter Shan· non. 9 . had died Sunday when a church roof collapsed on top of a praying congregation in Garland. Tex. •See story. Page A4 > Israel Promises Troop Withdraival JERUSALEM <AP) -Israel says all its troops will be withdrawn from southern Lebanon by June 13 but that it will "take measures to ensure" the security of its settlements near the Lebanese border and its Christian allies in Lebanon. Is raeli Cabinet Secretary Arieh Naor said Sunday. in mak· ing the announcement. that the decision to complete the pullout indicated Israel's satisfaction with the performance of U.N. 'IPWl...,._o former Oklahoma Gov. David Hall was re leased from Swift Trails federal prison camp in Arizona lo· day arter serving 18 months for bribery and extortion. troops in preventing guerrillas from returning to their bases in southern Lebanon. tsrael already has turned over most occupied areas to U.N. peacekeepers sent ln by the U.N. Security Council after the March 15 invasion. Israel invaded and occupied about 500 square miles of southe rn Le banon four days after Palestinian terrorists staged a raid near Tel Aviv and killed 35 Israe lis. Prime Minister Menachem Begin said the purpose or the invasion was to wipe out guerrilla strongholds - in the south. Naor said Defense Minister Ezer Weizman and Gen. Rafael Eytan. the Israeli chief of staff. would meet with U.N. represen· talives to obtain additional as- surances that Palestinian guer· rillas would be stopped if they tried to return to their former bases in southern Lebanon. But be said the decision to withdraw was unconditional. Blasts Go Off At 2 Airports NEW YORK <AP> -Small devices exploded at shops at Kennedy and Newark airports today. and the Puerto Rican ter· ro ris t group FALN claimed responsibility. authorities said. Ed Franzetti. a spokesman for the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, which operates the metropolitan area 's three major airports, said there were no injuries from either blast. He said a smoldering fire also was reported in a men's room aC the main terminal of La Guardia Airport FEATURING THE DESIGN TALENTS OF SEVEN INTERNATIONAL AWARD WINNING JEWELERS- ' 18 Karat Yellow and White Gold Ring with large center stone and pave sides. A most impressive setting for a 1.00 carat or larger oval or brilliant cut diamond. Price as shown with fine quality oval diamond '8100" Prices may vary due to customer preference in d11mond selection We would wefcome the opportunity to mount your stonn In any of our settings. 127 Fashion Island. Newport Center. Newport Beach Telephone: (714) 644·0501 ... ~ 1 I •. Irvine EDITION VOL. 71, NO. 1.C2, 3 SECTIONS, 26 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CAL IFORNIA T oday's Clo slag N.Y. Stoeks ,, TEN CENTS1 Raping, M~ring . . Re~~ on RaIDpage In WBr-torn Zaire BRUSS~. Belgium <AP) - Rebels went on a rampage of murder and rape during their "hunt for the white man" in the Kolwezi fighting, survivors said on artival from Zaire's copper· mlntng capital where 170 whites were reported killed. Some ac· cuaed Zairean troops of looting. About 1,700 of the 2,500 Euro- peans and Americans trapped during the May 13-20 siege had been flown lo Europe by this morning as French and Belgian paratroopers mopped up rebel resistance in Shaba Province. SCOUR AREA Irvine police Explorer Scouts Greg Allen, Kraig Williams and Peter Cooper look for clues near Barranca Road in Irvine where raped teenager was Delly Niil ..... ., ~ ~ dumped by her attacker. Extensi~e search for evidence was conducted thlS weekend by police a~encies. The French Defense Mln.lltry ln Paris said rebel forces armed with Soviet·m•de weapons re- m ained concentrated in a six· mile radius around Kolwez.i and were still within small·arms range of its airport. Rape Probe Hits Snag Olivier Stirn, France's Sec- tretary of State for Foreign Al· fairs, told a radio interviewer in Paris that at least 170 whites had been killed ln the Kolwezi area. Scores of others, including so French citizens, are missing and may be held hostage by the rebels, Stirn said. Police Report Victim's Vision lmpai,red Following reports or Belgian· French differences over the combined paratroop operation, the office of French President Valery Giscard d'Estaing said Belgian Prime Minister Leo Tin- de mans telephoned the pres- ident today to express thanks "for French efforts t~ure the security of Belgian citizens in Kolwezi." By JERRY CLAUSEN Of tM o.lly Pilet Sc.ff Irvine police temporarily have given up construction of an a rtist 's composite drawing of the assailant who raped. beat and left for dead a 13-year-old El Toro intermediate school stu- dent last Thursday. Jerry Boyd said the girl 's vision still is impaired lo the point where she cannot dis- tinguish facial details. "It'll probably be a coupJe or more days, anyway," he said. Site Sought The Serrano Intermediate School student was kidnapped at about 4:30 p.m. last Thursday on her way home from school. Her abductor forced her into his white Cadillac at Santiago Elementary School, near the Lake Forest residential area. Residents of that area have started a special fund for the girl's hospital and medical care, which is expected to include ex- tensive plastic surgery, a friend said. Car Poolers Find Parking Problem When energy-saving conscious people meet in designated car pool spots to commute lo work, where do they park all their ex- tra cars? That 's been a problem in Irvine since early 1977, when about 20 car poolers began meet· ing in lhe University Park shop- ping center, filled a few cars to drive to work out of town, leav- ing the rest of the cars parked in the lot all day. The merchants didn't like it. The commuters voluntarily agreed to meet somewhere else -on Seton Road east of Culver Drive. University Park residents didn't like that. With the aid of city staff. commuters piled into their cars and drove to still another location. the unim- proved west side of Thiel A venue north of Main Street. Thal was last August. But the ride-sharers may again be asked to move. In April, the city trans portation commission looked al the Thiel A venue site, saw the parking spaces had to be shared with two schools, and ordered city officials to in- vestigate alternative sites for the commuters. At the commission meeting Sadat Supported CAIRO, Egypt <AP> -Egyp- tian voters have given President Anwar Sadat 98.29 percent a~ proval ror measures to baf bis leftist and right-wing critics Crom politics, the government announced today. .ms APPU4NCES MOVED QlJICKLY "I onlr needed one-haU hour to sell al I bad." Tb at 's the happy story told by the Costa Mesa man who placed this Dally Pilot claasl(Jed ad: Must sell. movtna from aru. Sean Wuher and elec 1u dryer, ~ llO. Yoru11t GE rreeur, 11 cu. ti. and refr11. boCb 112:5. lOOMC.XXX If you have unuaed •P· pllances to ..U. call "2·5818. It only takes a few ~ 1n • Daily PUol cluaiOed to attn.ct a buyer. tonight, al 7:30 at city hall, five alternative sites will be dis- cussed. These alternatives could cost the city up to $8,000 in im- provements to the roadsides where the cars would be parked. The staff is recommending that the commuters remain at the Thiel Avenue site, where special striping to avoid con- flicts with school district vehicles would cost only $300. Irvine Thieves Get 2 Rings, CB Equipme nt I A pair of high school rings and citizens band radio equipment were reported stolen In two weekend burglaries in Irvine. Waitress Karen Phelps told police tter van was broken into while it was parked outside her apartment Saturday night. The thief pried open a windwing and stole an AM /FM radio and eight- track tape player, and CB equip- ment. which she valued at $560. High School rings, an engage- ment ring and wedding band, earrings. bracelets and gold chains and pins were stolen from the home or housewife Lin- da Sanders of University Park. She valued the goods at $665. The burglar, who got into the house Sunday through an un- locked sliding glas8'.door, alao stole P> in cash from a purse, Mrs. Sanders told police. lttdian Woman Hostage Freed MILAN. Italy (AP) -The na- tlona I poUce raided a Milan apartment at dawn Sunday and fre4KI Erika Ratti, 25. daupter of an ltallan text.II• bMhllaialllt. Sbe WU kidnapped G daJa lfO. Police uh{ ·five men have been anwted ln conneetlon ~ tbe kldn8PP1ftl, lncludlnc an al· le1ect Malla leader. M.111 R.ettl wu abaucted by two muktd men April 4 u abc left• Milan store with a friend. Tbe two men forced her at JWl· point lnto a walllnl car. Trustees of the Lake Forest Friends fund are Ed Oleskie wicz, Steve Silverstein and Mel Katz. The group is seeking donallons to be sent to Great Western Sav- ings, Box 2369 Laguna Hills, 92653. in care of ''Lake Forest Friends," a spokesman said. Meanwhile. police and Orange County Sheriff's investigators continue lo search for the man who abducted the girl, raped her and beat her repeatedly over the head with a tire iron, then dumped her from bls car along a dirt road in-Irvine. Sbe was found wandering near the intersection by a motorist who took her lo a hospital Thurs·. day evening. A detalled weekend search of the abduction area and the rape scene turned up no new evidence, Boyd said. Police still seek a man described by the girl as while. in his 20s, short and slender with collar-length straight blond hair. He has a moustache. she told police. and a tattoo. "T.C. Triumph" on bis left arm, above the elbow. Boyd said this morning that the alrl is in "stable condi· tion ·and improving and ea\ing solid foods. And she is able to sit up." Her vision is e xpected to become clearer within the next few days, he said, when a police artist will attempt to detail the face outline described by the young victim over the weekend. .. She really didn't get us too rar." Boyd said of the girl whose head is a mass or bandages , above her swollen eyes. Boyd said all of the residents near the Santiago School abduc· tiOn area had been interviewed. None has shed any light on the case he said. However, Boyd said his de- partment l'IOW is trying to con- tact two young men "in their early teens" who the girl said were playing a radio near the school when she was forced into the dirty while car. "She recalls the Beach Boys were heard on the radio.'' he said. Investors hope that the two young men may have seen the abductor and are asking that the boys contact the Irvine Police Department. A Belgian refugee arriving in Brussels who identified himself only as Dupont, an engineer for Zaire's state-owned Gecamlnes company, said 120 white deaths were confirmed. He aald the last. whiles. mostly managers, were Cnuneil Eyes Roaduuy Plmu For 3rd Time A third presentation on the planned San Joaquin Hills Transportation Corridor will be made Tuesday before Laguna Beach councilmen and citizens beginning at 6 p.m. in council chambers. Representatives from Gruen and Associates, consultants to the county on the proposed 13· mile roadway, will be address· ing a new City Council in their third Laguna Beach pre&enla· lion. A majority of the former City Council, as well as vocal Laguna Beach residents, spoke out against the proposed highway shortly before the March City Council elections. Then-mayor Jon Brand told the counaultants Lagwiae does not want a transport.a : corridor and he was tuP . · , by the majority oC the ol coun.-;. cil. .. OrJlnge County plans current· ly call for Ule blgb-speed high1'•Y to cross Lacuna's Sycamore Riis area, with con· sultants looklU a_t ~ possible routes. . . It was those i$1'()J>OSed route-. that did not alt well with the ord council. Fonner councilwoman Pbyllls Sweeney said sbe object· ed to any free,vaJ tbrouch Laguna's greenbelt area. .. ... <See co1llm>Oa, P~tu> ffigh Court St..j,die s· .,, . Credit Card Rates WASHINGTON (AP) -The ~ The Justices will bear U'IU· U.S. Supreme Court said today it mente aorneUme next year in the will study the interest rates case trom Minnesota. State of\ many Americans ray on the W\· flclala and a MinneaPolia bank Paid balances o their bank· object to the 18 percent ln~t rate a Nebraska-baaed national issued credit cards. bank charges ita Banlt· ci~:e J~= s~:u~:!i w~~0ct;~ Americard customers in Mln· may char1e the higher Interest ne~~UOnaa baoltl ln liUnnelOta rat.ea of their home states to out· are barred by at.ate law from ot..i.te customers. cbars~m;:: than 12 pe~ Mllllon1 of Americans use annual lal: tbeir ~ "l>ank·liaued credit carda, such cards. as the Bank.Amortcard or Visa Tbe Mlnneoeta Supreme Court card, and many ot U\em r~ive ruled that federal law allows tbt the cuds from out..Of·&tate NebrHka·baled bank, the Fl.rat b1n.k1. 1be court'• eventual cM· ot Omaha S.rvic• Corp., to cialon could mean 1l1niflcantb' char1e ltl b0me-1t&t• r-ate or lower or hliher lnteraL ratll for MblnelOta '• rate -wblcbtver ll thOle penooa. 1reai.r. I evacuated from Kolwezi Sunday night. Claude Mercury. a French sur- vivor arriving here. said he reared 170 to 180 whites had dled. Sotiris Casar. a Briton married to an Italian, said on Sky Ladder reaching Rome that he believed 200 white were killed. Previous reports from the paratroops who chased the reb- els from . Kolwezi over the <See ZAIRE. Page A2> A circus background might help in some .constructio.n jobs. like this one at Sa~dleb~ck Commumty ~ollege s Irvine campus. where 8111 Shirley <left l and Jim Tor · ranee walk the beams laying in tic joists to support roof. The $1.2 million facility. on 20 acres ell Jeffrer Road and Irvine Center Drive. is scheduled for completion by fall. Housing Issue Eyed By Irvine Planners The Irvine Planning Com· mission meets tonight to review ctly attempts to encourage, ~ougb 2QIU.Dg regulations, the p):lvflle development of low· ptiffd housing. According• to Planning Dlrec· tori> E4die Peabody, the com· mission, ~ meets at 7 : 30 at city hall. will assess its ac- compllshnlents on the plan. The commission ls expected to scbeduJe a work session in July, then two public hearlnl{s in J\uauat before It makes final rec· om mendations to the City Council. Planners already have held four public hearings to discuss housing. Commission work was halted last December by confusion over whether state guidelines for a housing plan should be con· sldered advisory or mandatory. The agency which issued the guidelines, the State Housing a nd Community Develop1Deot Meetjng Set On Afri>ort Members of the Orange Coun· ty Coast Asaociation will discuss the Onnae County Airport 1t a meetlq to be held June 1 at tbe Ba!ala CorlathJan Yacht Club tn Newport Beach. " A .-.& CJ( *Peaken, fncludlnl ltoMn autercl, Preeldent of AJr Calfform&. Bob ..8.taaJt&bao. Airport lfana8er and J oe lrvlAo 9' the Community All'POtt Coun· ell, wan pro~tcle lnlot maUon about the alf1N)l't and lll 1l:'OVith. Ttckeu NW t.be IS lune!Mon are available UuwP the .,IOcla· IJOD oUiee. 1'112 Beach Blvd., tPC, ff~ Beach. Department, ins i s t s its guidelines are mandatory. The City Council, on the ad- vice or its attorney, maintains they are merely suggestions. The city is sponsoring state legislation that would define the guidelines as such. Last month commissioners were advised by the council to resume their study of city hous- ing on that basis. The housing plan discusses methods of assessing housing need and sets goals for meeting that need. Coast We a t h e r Considerable low cloudiness through Tues- day but partial afternoon clearing inland. Lows tonight in 50s. Highs Tues- day mid to upper 60s at the beaches and low 70s in- land. INSIDE T ODt\ 't' Cal'Wldbi goou on its hut lon•lfl Journey triggers wore It for ita culprit. See ltOf'JI P0'1f A!. a .. M Al ., .,., .. .. .. .. .. •• A2 DAL y Ptl.Of Monct.y Mey 22. 1171 Twla-eagl•e Plaae Crash Kills 2 TV Officials SANTA BARBARA <AP> - ABC network executive Stephen Gentry and television producer Bruce Geller were killed in the crash of a twin-engine plane near Mootecito, Santa Barbara County sheriff's deputies said. The Cessna·Skymaster was en route from Santa Monica to San· ta Barbara when it disappeared from radar screens and crashed 10 the foothills north of Mon- Pipe Bolllh Set Near DC Office WA SHINGTON <AP> -A s mall explosive device blew up today on the sidewalk near the Justice Departme nt's head· quarters, causing JltUe damage. No injuries were reported. District of Columbia police sJ¥)kesman J .C. Gentile said born b squad eiperts were at- tempting to determine what kind of device was used and who placed it on the ground under a sign reading "Department of Justice ... Hedda Polanski. a public in· formation officer with the de· partment, said the device was a p1pebomb. tecito Sunday. Deputy John Hamilton said. Air and ground search crews followed signals from an agency locator transmitter on board the craft lU)d found the wreckage In the billy area, Hamilton aald. Officials said it was unknown • what caused the crash, although a sheriff's spokeswoman added, "It was reaJly foggy up here." The plane was cleared for landing at 9: 15 a.m. and crashed about a minute later 30 miles from Santa Barbara Airport. ·'There was no indication when the plane was cleared that any thing was wrong .·· a spokesman in the airport's FAA control tower said. Five minutes later. the control tower received garbled radio message that a sheriff's spokeswoman said was possibly from the downed plane, but the FAA was unwilling to say for certain if it was a transmission from Gentry or Geller. Gentry, a former Navy pilot was believed to have been pilot'. Ing the plane, s aid ABC spokesman Bob Wright. The \wo men. he said. were on a pleasure outing. Gentry, 37. had been ABC's vice president of proj(tammin~ on the West Coast since 1972, Wright said. He played a major role in developing, scheduling and sele<:t~ a host of new pro- " grams slat~ for broadcast this fall, Wright added. Delly ...... ,.......,-~"- Israeli Troops to Withdraw JERUSALEM <AP> -Israel say~ all its troops will be withdrawn Crom southern Lebanon by June 13 but that it will "take measures to ensure" the security of Its settlements near the Lebanese border and Its Chrtatlan allles In Lebanon. Israeli Cabinet Secretary Arleh Naor said Sunday, ln mak· Ina the aMouncement, that tbe decision to complete the pullout indicated Israel's satisfaction with the performance of U.N. troops in preventing 1uerrillas from returning to their bases in southern Lebanon. larael already bas turned over most occupied areas to U.N. peacekeepers sent in by the U.N. Security Council after the March U Invasion. Israel Invaded and occupied about 500 square miles or southern Lebanon four days after Palestinian terrorists staged a raid near Tel A vlv and killed 35 tsraells. Prime Minister Menachem Begin said the purpose or the invasion was lo wipe out guerrilla strongholds in the south. Naor said Defense Minister . Ezer Welzman and Gen. Rafael Eytan, the Israeli chief of stair. would meet with U.N. represen- tatives to obtain additional as· surances that Palestinian guer- rillas would be stopped if they tried to return to their former bases in southern Lebanon. But he said the decision to withdraw was uncond1t1onal PoJjce roped off the Constitu· tion Avenue side of the Justice Department and police squads using specially trained dogs !'earched the area for other bombs. Gentile said there were no im· mediate indication or who was responsible. Geller, an independent television producer. was the creator and executive producer of the "Mission: Impossible" and "Mannix" series. Wright said. He wrote scripts for "Zane Grey Theater," "The Rebel." "Dr. Kildare," and other top series in the 1950s, and produced and directed the "Rawhide" series in the mid '60s, Wrtghl said. GAS COMPANY WORKERS STRAIN TO SHUT OFF LEAK IN NEWPORT BEACH They Wore Earmuffs to Muffle Sound; That's Offending Bulldozer In Background Trash Drivers To Vote on New Contract Virtually the only sign of the explosion was a s hiny metal s hard about eight inches long on the sidewalk in front or the building. From Page AJ ZAIRE •.. weekend said they killed at least 100 white, 150 Zaireans; the reb- els suffered 200 dead of their own. "It was as if the hunting season had been opened in Kolwez1. The hunt was a hunt for the white man." a mining engineer among the survivors who a rrived in Brussels said Sunday Ht said four of his neighbors went to their garden gates to find out what was going on in the pre-dawn hours of May 13 and were killed by bursts of rebel machine-gun fire. · Another s urvivor said the r e b e l s "k e rt on firing u se l ess vo l eys in all d irection with no reason." and that rugged armed boys were "looting and shooting those re- fusing to hand over their watches or money while rebels looked on or took part." One woman said she fled to a private club an Kolwezi "where I knew there were some food pre· serves. The Zaire army city headquarters was nearby. Some Zaire army soldiers came and said they would protect us. They emptied all the ladles' handbags a nd pocketed their contents. One lady had a box with money. They took the box away from her." Jean-Marie Lallemand, a 31· year-old French survivor, said the rebels scarred Frenchmen ··on the forehead and cheeks with knives to discourage Zaireans from harboring them. "I saw three Katangans rape a 10-year-old girl in the presence o r her pare nts and three brothers." ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT ~'::.~~~~;'T, :.i:.:::..~o.=- CoHl -•"''"" c:.o-.-.v s.-... ...,.-... "'*41-""°ftd•• 11\fW ... Fn.i.-, '°' (<)\ta #lle'W ... #POf't .. "-"• HV"lt1~ 8'.cf'lt'°""' ···" V•H•• lrwiM. s.oe..-.ca ,, ..... ., •ftd ~=~=~¥\·~.:tr-';:. Ol'lftCl"t ~'"''"" .. .,_, ., •t ~ ... i trftt o.i. ........ 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A study released Sunday by th e organization s howed that women - more than 40 percent of the labor force -made slow but steady progress toward management, pro- fessional and some craft jobs from 1970 to 1975. The study said that due to stringent federal laws and regulations mandat-ing nondiscrimination in employment, the gains signal "the start of a ma- jor trend ... From Page AJ CORRIDOR But two or the three new COUD· cil members hinted in campaign statements made before the March election that the road is needed. Councilman Kelly Boyd said the San Joaquin Corridor, "will be a must if south Orange Coun· ty continues to develop as rapid- ly as it has." And Howard Dawson said, "I think the route is necessary to its area a nd desirable for Laguna Beach,·· in campaign statements earlier this year. Only councilman Wayne Baglin questioned the need for the corridor. "I am not convinced the cor- ridor is a must for south Orange County." he said last February. '1t's my opinion that tbe Board of Supervisors is looking for justification to have it built. I do not believe it would remove traf· Cle from Coast Highway." Mayor Jack McDowell has long supported the roadway, saying Laguna cannot ignore future traffic needs in tbe south county. Tuesday's public presentation is expected to take about 45 minutes. The council may ask for public discussion following the corridor update. GtWamlg Motllet- Jean Smith cries put in grief ln the arms of her husband, Terry. after learntn1 that her dauahter Shan· non, 9, had died Sunday when a church roof collapsed on top of a praying congn?gaUon in Garland,' Tex. <See story, Page A4 > Dozer Strikes Gas A s pok es man for the Teamsters Union Local 396 said today that Orange County trash truck drivers are voting on a contract offer and that results are expected Tuesday. Main Near Hospital A strike by the drivers, which began April 17, collapsed about three weeks later when rubbish firms began hiring nonunion labor. After strikers voted down the firms· final offer. manage· ment spokesmen said the new employees would be permanent. A bulldozer doing construction grading in Newport Beach struck a 10-inch gas main early today. setting off a roaring geyser that spewed natural gas for more than two hours before it was shut down. The severed line is located in the 100 block of North Newport Boulevard, near Hoag Memorial Hospital. North Newport is the frontage road that parallels the main Newport Boulevard and it is sometimes known as Old Newport Road. The gas. escaping under heavy pressure. set off a roar that sounds like jet engine af. terburners across th e neighborhood. Gas company workmen had to don earmuffs while working to shut down the line break. A gas company spokesman said the line break was reported shortly after 8 a. m. The Une was closed off at 10:30 a.m. Firefighters turned out In force and closed the street. which is also known as Old Newport Road. At least six homes along Santa Ana Avenue and La Jolla Drive were evacuated. Officials at Hoag Hospital, directly across Newport Boulevard from the site of the leak. put hospital patients on alert and instituted a prevent· live pro~amof evacuations. Hospital spokesman Sharon Sinclair said the patients an the hospital's mental health wing, closest to Newport Boulevard. were moved into the conference cente r. She said all windows. doors and curtains we re ordered closed and all people in the hospital were ordered to refram from smoking. The hos pital's boilers were shut down. leaving the facility with one hour supply of hot water and au name.producing equipment was closed off, in- cluding lab equipment. Miss Sinclair said staff. pa: lients and visitors were taken out of areas that have a lot or glass. especially in the lobby and the auxiliary's gift shop. No injuries were reported in the incident that began with the line break at about 8: 15 a .m . Ray Dyer. spokesman for the Sou them California Gas Co., said the broken line is a major source or supply to homes in the Newport Heights area. both in Newport Beach and Costa Mesa. He said the line received ma- jor damage and would have to be shut down for repairs. But he also said that customers served by the line would get their gas from another source. According to Dyer. the Hoe was scheduled to be closed down at about 10:30 a.m. Meanwhile. a full force of fire fighters stood by at the scene in case the leaking gas ignited. Most of the striking truck drivers returned to work. The strike left. more than a million Orange County residents without trash pickup service for almost three weeks. Drivers were making $4.50 an hour before their earlier three· year contract expired. They sought an immediate raise to $6.SO, but trash firms offered $5.25. Union repre.sentatives said the drivers are revoting again on that offer. They also said new. nonunion drivers will be signed into the union. Blasts Go Off· At 2 Airports NEW YORK CAP> -Small devices exploded at shops at Kennedy and Newark airports today. and the Puerto Rican ter· rorist group FALN claimed responsibility, authorities said. Ed Franzetti, a spokesman for the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey. which operates the metropolitan area ·s three major airports, said there were no injuries from either blast. FEATURING THE DESIGN TALENTS OF SEVEN INTERNATIONAL AWARD WINNING JEWELERS-- f j 18 Karat Yello w and White Gofd Ring with latge center stone and pave sides. A most impressive setting for a 1.00 carat or larger o~al or brilliant cut diamond . Price as shown with fine quality oval diamond '1100°' Prices may v1ry due to customer preference in diamond selection We would welcome the opportunity to mount your stonea in any of our settinas. 127 Fashion Island. fNewport Center. Newport Beach et.phone: (714) 644-0501 f ·--------. , , Lag11na/South Coast Mternoon N.Y. Stoeks EDITION VOL 71, NO. 142, 3 SECTIONS, 26 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNfA MONDAY, MAY 22, 1978 TEN CENTS • LB Lawyer to Halt Waddill Retrial? By TOM BAU.EV °' .. Deity ...... , .... Laguna Beach attorney William Sheffield said today he is seeking public support for the filing of a legal• action that would prevent the Orange Coun· ty District Attorney's office from trying Dr. Wllllam Baxter WaddiU ol Huntington Harbour a second time. Sheffield said the lawsuit, if Trustees To Get Donation Capistrano Unified School Dis· trict trustees have agreed lo ac- cept an Avco Community Development Company offer of $155, Hl6 earmarked for school construction. But it might be awhile before the Avco check goes into the dis· trict 's building fund, according to district officials who a re awaiting decisions from three governmental agencies concern- ing such donat.ions. Avco has voluntarily agreed to pay $1,100 per new dwelling unit to the school district. Negotiations earlier this month between the development firm and district officials ended in an agreement by Avco to honor the school board's recent -adoption of guidelines stipulat· ing a fee schedule as outlined by Senate BUI ~1. That bill, which look effect in January, seeks cash donaJ,ions or land grants from developers to districts for each home con· structed. The purpose is to ease the financial burden facing resi· dents or rast-powing school dis· tricts by haVlng developers pick up a portion of the cost their new homes bring to school districts. While voluntarily offering $155,100 for the 141 homes Avco plans to build in Laguna Niguel, the school district must await decisions by the Orange County Board or Supervisors, and tbe ci· ty councils or San Clemente and San Juan Capistrano before banking the donations. Those government agencies are currently considering or· dinances that would put the Senate bill into effect locally. Home Tums Radio Active Jeanette Schotanus thought she heard strange noises when s he approached her home in San Clemente Saturday night. Miss Schotanus telephoned police from a neighbor's home to request a check of her res· idence, believing someone was inside. Officers opened her home and searched it quickly locating the source of the strange ooises -a clock radio "that wasn't proper· ly tuned to any station." Gromyko at U.N. MOSCOW <AP> -Foreign Minister Andrei A. Gromyko left today t-0 attend a special dis· armament session of the U.N. General Assembly, where he is expected to press the Kremlin's campaign against the neutron bomb. ms APPU4NCES MOJ'ED QUICKLY "I only needed one·balf hour to sell all I had." That's the happy story told by the Cost.a Mesa man wbo placed this Daily Pilot clasalfled ad : Must sell. movlng from ~rea. St'11ra Wuber and ttle( IH ~. both 980, VOfVlgt OE-fn!inier, t~ cu. n. and retHa. both Sl2S. JWt·~ tf yo~ bave unused IP· pUanca to Mil. call Ml·!l'7'8.. It only lakes a !"' words ln a DaUy Pilot clalllned to attract a buyer. filed, will argue that enormous public expense would be in· volved ll Waddill is again tried on charges that be strangled a newborn baby girl to death in the nursery at Westminster Community Hospital. Sheffield saia the acUon will point out that the jury became hopelessly deadlocked in the first trial after 16 weeks or testimony and 11 days of de· liberations. "The lssues are so complex and the medical testimony so weijlbty and involved that I don t believe we could ever find a jury that could bring in an unantmous verdict," Sheffield said. .. So why waste the taxpayers' money?" he asked. "I think the filing of a legal action on the · lines I suggest might well com· pel both sides to arrive at some disposition of this case." WaddlH, 42, is accused of strancling the newbom iJlf ant when be realized that the saline solution he injected into the 18· year--0ld mother 12 hours earlier bad failed to abort the baby. It was argued by the defense that the child never knew any meanlnglul form o( llfe and that it would have been nothing more than a brain-damaged human vegetable if It bad 1urvived. Jurors who were unable to reach a verdict in the first trial commented after th«:y were dis· missed lhat the brain death theory &ave them many prob· lems and had them sharply divided in the jury room. Superior Court Judge H. War· ren Knight bas been asked by Deputy District Attorney Robert Chatterton to order a second trial for Waddill. Judge Knight said he will rule June 2 on the motion. Sheffield said today he hopes to have his lawsuit filed before that date. Chatterton was unavailable for comment today on the lawsuit that Sheffield hopes to file. oes· Berserk llelftuecl Former Oklahoma Gov. David Hall was released from Swift Trails federal prison camp in Arizona to- day after serving 18 months for bribery and extortion. Guards Rescue Nearly 75 From Riptitks About 74 s wimmers were rescued from riptides on South Coast beaches Sunday, despite a dropoff in beach attendance due to cooler weather, lifeguards re· ported today San Clemente lifeguards rescued 50 swimmers from rip· tides and heavy surf. They said a crowd of 13,000 visited county beaches patrolled by the guards and another 8,000 bathed on city beaches Swlday. Laguna Beach lifeguard Tom Redwitz s aid that, despite a decrease from 25,000 people on Saturday to 20,000 on Sunday, guards still had to yank 12 en· dangered swimmers from the 60·degree water. Four lifeguards were kept hopping at San Clemente State Beach Sunday, pulling 12 swim· mers from the surf. Lifeguards estimated that about 3,000 people visited the state beach Sunday, about the same number as on Saturday. Girl, 2, Drowns YOSEMITE <AP> -A two- year-old San Anselmo girl was believed drowned in Big Crane Creek near the western border of Yosemite National Park, park officials r eported Sunday. Yosemite spokesman Herbie Sansum said the parents of UtUe Amy Drucker saw the child fall Into the creek at about 3 p.m., but no body yet bas been re- covered. Zaire Rebels Rampage BRUSSELS, Belgium <AP> - Rebels went on a rampage of murder and rape during their .. hunt for the white man" in the Kolwezi fighting, survivors said on arrival from Zaire's copper- mining capital where 170 whites were reported killed. Some ac· cused Zairean troops or looting. About 1,700 of the 2.500 Euro- peans and Americans trapped during the May 13-20 siege bad been nown to Europe by this morning as French and Belgian paratroopers mopped up rebel resistance in Sbaba Province. The French Defense Ministry in Paris said rebel forces armed with Soviet-made weapons re· mained concentrated in a six· mile radius around Kolwezi and were aUll wjtbln amall-arms range ol its airport. Olivier Stirn, France's Sec· tretary of State for Foreign Af. fairs, told a radio interviewer in Paris that at least 170 whites had been killed in the Kolweii area. Scores of others, including 5(} Frerich citizens, are missing and may be held hostage by the rebels. Stirn said. Following reports of Belgian· French differences over the combined paratroop operation, the office of French President Valery Giscard d'Estaing said Belgian Prime Minister Leo Tin· demans telephoned the pres- ident today to express thanks "for French efforts to ensure the security or Belgian citizens in Kolwezi." A Belgian refugee arriving in Brussels who Identified himself only as Dupont, an engineer for (See ZAIRE, Page A2> PoliOO Seek Manin SC Rape Attempt San Clemente police are look· ing for a man described in his middle to late 20s following a rape attempt of a 27-year-old woman early today. Police said the victim, who lives on West Escalones, noticed her back door bad been opened and telephoned police telling them she sensed someone's presence in her home. Shortly after the call, the vic- tim said a man described as five reet, 10 inches tau, 160 pounds, entered her bedroom. She began screaming and fled rrom her home. The suspect, wearing a dark blue tee-shirt and blue jeans, also fled. Grieving ltlotlaer J ean Smith cries out in grief in the arms of her husband. Terry, after learning that her daughter Shan· non, 9, had died Sunday when a church roof collapsed on top of a praying congregation in Garland, Tex. <See story. Page A4 ) Trash Drivers Vote On Contract Off er A spokesman for the Teamsters Union Local 396 said today that Orange County trash truck drivers are voling oo a contract offer and that results are expected Tuesday. A strike by the drivers, which began April 17. collapsed about three weeks later when rubbish firms began hiring nonunion labor. After strikers voted down the finns' fanal offer, manage- Park Site Weighed At SC Unit Meet San Clemente's parks and recreation comlnlsaion will meel Tuesday night to discuss use of the Mariners Point Park site and to review the commlssio(l's preliminary budget. Tbe meeting will be held ln the Ole Hanson Room of tbe Com· munity Center, 100 North Calle SevUlebegiJlningat'f:30p.m. ment spokesmen said the new employees would be permanent. Most of the striking truck drivers returned to work. The strike left more than a million Orange County residents without trash pickup service for almost three weeks. Drivers were making $4.50 an hdur More their earlier three- year contract expired. They sought an immediate raise to $6.50, but trash firms offered $.S.25. Union representatives said the drivers are revoting agaiit on that offer. They also said new. nonunlGn drivers will be signed into the union. Body Discovered PARAMOUNT <AP> -Three children playing near an em· baukment Sunday off tbe Long Beach Freeway discovered the sprawling, partially clothed bo.dy or a young woman. Laguna Weighing Corridor ' A third presentation on tbe planned San Joaquin Hills Tranapcirtation Con1dor will be made T\aelday before La1: Beach councllmen ud. c be1lnnln1 at 8 p.m. in council cbambera. RepreHOtaUves from Gruen and AJIOClates, cooaultanta to the count:J on tlle P.roposed 13· mlle l'Oadwa)'. will be adclNll· ln& a new City Council in their third Lagun.a Beach presenta· tlon. A m~ty ol the former Clt.y CouncU, u well u vocal Latuna Beach realdeots, 1poke out a1alnat the Pl'OOOMd biibway abortly befon the March etty Council electloos. But two of the three QIW coun· ~l members blDt.ed ~· 1tatem: Dll mtdte March e1ectklD tllat the l"NCI ii needed. • Then-mayor Jon Brand told the eoumultanta Lagwia Beach does not want a tramportaUon corridor and he was supported by the majority of the old coun· cil. Coundlman Kelly Boyd aald Orange County plant current-U.e San Joequin Corridor, ''Will ly eall for the high-speed be a must U eoutll Ot'.an,. Coull· highway to crqas Laauna·s cy,Mnttnueetodevelopurapld· S)'camon RllJa area, with con· lY:U:tibu." sultanta &ooldn1 1t three pc>Wblt And Howard DaWIOa aald. 0 1 routes. tbl.nt the route ti ~ to It wu thoeo DC'ODOHd routes itt area and dHlraltle for that dld not 1Jt wlf wltb u.e old Laauna ~ in ca•sNllcn counclL Fonner cou.ncllwo41an .Utemtatts Ud.a ,.ar. PbyW. Sweeney Mld abe object· ODlJ c•••cllman Wayne ed to any freeway throu1b Baillta ~ tM Died for Latun•'• ll'MD.belt area. •~eoniillor. • .,. .. I am not convinced the COi'· r1dor is • must ror south Oranc• Ceuaty;' he said last FebnwY. ··n's ..a, optn1on that \ho aoarct of Supemson la looking for JUltlfic.U. to "8ve 11 bum. t do nOf believe Lt WOUid remove traf. · ne from~ lfl.Pw~ ... I I ~ Sentence Of 'Sam' Delayed NEW YORK tt'\P)-David Berkowitz. the Son of Sam killer. was dragged from a Brooklyn courtroom today. kicking, biting and yelling as the boyfriend of one or his victims shouted ob- scenities at him. Members of the girl's family jumped to their feet and cursed the confessed murderer. A judge postponed the sen- tencing for six murders until June 12 and ordered another psychiatric examination for Berkowitz, 24. After he was brought briefly into the courtroom in handcuffs. Berkowitt began chanting, "Stacy was a whore!" over and over again. Stacy Moskowitz was the last of Berkowitz's murder victims. Berkowits also shouted. "Tbat'• rigbt! that•1 ritht! I'd kill her again." As 10 guards wrestled the .«-caliber killer from the court chamber, Robert Violante, the Moskowitz girl's date who also was shot by Berkowitz, stood up in the courtroom and began s houting obscenities at him. Members of the Moskowitz fami- ly jumped to their feet and screamed curses at the pudgy former postal worker . The girl's mother then broke down crying, and Violante sobbed into bis hands. The victim's father, Jerry Moskowitz. cred. "No justice!" after Justice Joseph Corso or Brooklyn announced the sen- tencing delay. Earlier, as guards tried to bring Berkowitz into the courtroom the first time about 10 a.m .• be hmged toward a win- dow and had to be subdued. In the struggle. he bit and kicked <See SAM, Page A2) School Site Unit Sets Two Meetings The Top of the World Elemen- tary School Site Council will meet Tuesday and Thursday from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. to discuss school improvement programs. The meetings will be held in the conference room at the hilltop school in Laguna Beach. T h e public is invited to participate in the discussion. Orange Coast Weather Considerable low cloudiness through Tues- day but partial afternoon clearing inland. Lows tonight lo SOs. Hi&bs Tues· day mid to upper 60s at the beaches and low 708 in· land. INSIBE T8DA V Coudimt fOOM on it• lalf lo"''" jonne~ triggeri uarclt for its culprit. See atorv Pol1f AS. a .. M Al .. . .... 9' .. .. M M •. 2 DAILY l'tLOT lllfllla€ellrCC•se Credit Card Balances Eyed - WASHINGTON <AP > -The U.S. Supreme Court said today it will study the lnt.erest rates many Americans pay c>n the un- paid balances or their bank· issued credit cards. The justices said they will de- cide whether national banks may charge the higher Interest Air Crash Kilh TV Officiah SANTA BARBARA <AP> - ABC network executive Stephen Gentry and television producer Bruce Geller were killed in the c rash or a twin·englne plane nea r Montecito. Santa Barbara County sheriff's deputies said. The Cessna·Sky master was en route from Santa Monica to San· ta Barbara when it disappeared from radar screens and crashed in the rooth1lls north of Mon- tec 1 to Sunday, Deputy J ohn Hamilton said. Air and ground search crews followed signals from an agency locator transmitter on boa rd the craft and round the wreckage an the hilly area, Hamilton said. Officials said 1l was unknown what caused the crash, although a sheriff's spokeswoman added. ··rt was really fogg y up here." The plane was cleared for landing at 9: 15 a .m. and crashed about a minute later 30 miles from Santa Barbara Airport. ·'There was no inditatlon when the plane was cleared that an y th in g w a s wrong ," a spokesman in the airport's FAA control tower said Five minutes later. the control tower received garbled radio m e s s a ge tha t a s h eriff's spokeswoman said was possibly from the downed plane, but the FAA was unw111ing to say for certain if il was a transmission from Gentry or Geller. Gentry. a former Navy pilot. was believed to have been pilot· -ing the plane. s aid ABC spokesman BQ.b Wright. The two me n, he said. were on a pleasure outing. Gentry, 37. had been ABc·s vice president or programming on the West Coast since 1972, Wright said. He played a major role in developing, scheduling and selecting a host of new pro- grams slated for broadcast this fall. Wright added. G e lle r . an independent televis ion producer, was the creator and executive producer of the ''Mission: Impossible" and "Mannix" series, Wright said. He wrote SCTipts for "Zane Grey Theater," "The Rebel.'. "Dr. Kildare," and other top series in the 1950s. and produced and directed the "Rawhlcse·· series in the mid '60s, Wright said. The crash occurred just before 'he annual ABC afflhales meet · ing was to begin today. Gentry had plaMed to participate in the convention. Wright said . The bodies were taken to a local mortuary, Hamilton s aid Association Sets Art Demonstration Artist Roae r Armstrong 1s scheduled to present a dem· onstratlon at 7:30 p.m . Thurs · day to the San Juan Art Associa- tion in I.he Marco Forster Junior High School, 25601 Camino del Avlon. The public is invited. A dona· tion or flfty cents is requested. DAILY PILOT ratet or their home stales to out· of-state customers. MUlions of Americans use bank-issued ctedit cards, auch as the BankAmerlcard or Visa card, and many of them receive the cards from out·of -state banks. The court's eventual de- cision could mean slgnlflcantly lower or higher interest rates for thoae persons. The justices will hear argu- ments sometime next year In the case from Minnesota. State of· flcials and a Minneapolis bank object to the 18 percent interest rate a Nebraska-based national bank charge s Its BankAmerlcard customers in Minnesota. ~ational banks in Minnesota are barred by state law from charging more than 12 pe~nt annual interest for their credit cards. The Minneosta Supreme Court ruled that federal law allows the Nebraska·based bank. the First of Omaha Service Corp., lo charge lts home-state rate or Minnesofa's rate -whichever is greater. *°,....PageAJ ZAIRE .•• Zaire's state-owned Gecamines company, said 120 white deaths were confirmed. He said I.he last whites, moeUy managers, were evacuated from Kolweil Sunday night. Claude Mercury. a French sur· vi vor arriving here, said he feared 170 to 180 whites had died. Solirls Casar. a Briton married to an Italian. said on reaching Rome that he believed 200 wblt.e were killed. Previpua reports from the paratroops who chased the reb- els from Kolwezl over the weekend said they kllled al least 100 white, 150 Zaireans; the reb- els suffered 200 dead of their own. "It was as if the hunting season had been opened in Kolwezi. The hunt was a hunt for the white man," a mining engineer among the survivors who arrived in Brussels said Sunday. He said four of his neighbors went to their garden gates to find out what was going on in the pre-dawn hours of May 13 and were killed by bursts or r~bel machine· gun fire. Another survivor said the rebels "kert on firing useless vo leys in all direction with no reason.·• and that rugged armed boys were "looting and shooting those re· fus ing to hand over their watches or money while rebels looked on or took part.'' One woman said she fled to a private club in Kolwezi "where I knew there were some food pre· s erves. The Zaire army city headquarters was nearby. Some Zaire army soldiera came and said they would protect. us. They emptied all the ladies' handbags and pocketed their contents. One lady had a box with money. They took the box away from her .·· Jean-Marie Lallemand, a 31· ,year-old French survivor. s aid the rebels scarred Frenchmen "on the forehead and cheeks with knives to discourage Zaireans from harboring them. "I saw three Katangans rape a JO .year-old girl In the presence of her parents and three brothers. People were beaten before they were killed. It was horrible.·· Two Marines Held in Theft Two Camp Pendleton Marines are In San Clemente Jall today on grand theft charges st.em· m ing from a foiled burglary at· tempt early Saturday. Police sald an alert neighbor noticed a civilian jeep parked in lrontof232Avenida Oaviota and a ladder leaning against the home. home. Police arres ted Daniel Richard Sta uber , 22, and Bradley Scott Doucette, 19, ln the vehicle about a block from the A venida Gavtota address. Patio furniture was piled onto the jeep, police saJd. Rummage Sale Set! In Laguna Beach The South Coatt Communlttes Jewlah Center will hold a rum· mage ult June 4 at t he M•rloer's Savlnsa and Loan parlltng lot on Olennen• ot Porfft Avenue tn Lagun' Beach. Donations of clotbln1. f uralture, and household Ito ma fot the rumina1e tale are needed. FM plcbp, call Ellen Vlno1rad at 4N·ISU or lb• cent.er at d7 ·!0'70. °""Nil ...... "" ·~ -- Strike Threat Averted A strike by 1,400 members ot the lnt.emaUonal Association ot Machinists employed at McDon· nell Oouglas Astronautics Com~ pany in Huntington Beach was averted Sunday by a contract settlement. Employees or the aerospace rac1llty gathered with other com pony employees -about 2 ,000 altosether -at the Anaheim Convention Center to vote more than 86 percent in favor or the company's offer. BaalcaU~. I.he new contract ~f iords a rune percent pay r&Jse spread out at three percent per year over the next tbree .Ye&!"5· in addition to a cost-of·llvang m· crease. The contract approval means an automatic $359 cost-of-living raise retroactive to last October, when the IAM contract expired while ·the initial three percent pay raise la alao retroactive. For the average IAM worker, It wlll mean a 19-cent per·hour Increase over his current S6.41 per hour wage, not counting different job classifications and occasional overtime pay. The IAM strike threat came simultaneously with a walkout by the United Auto Workers Union, which won what it want· ed for Its members from Boeing Aircraft Company. Despite UAW pickets' parad· ing. IAM workers continued on their job without a contract dur- ing the seven months of negotia· tion. crossing the lines without incident. .. The UAW got us exactly what we wanted.·· IAM District Lodge 720 Secretary·Treasurer Tory Nelma said. GAS COMPANY WORKERS STRAIN TO SHUT OFF LEAK IN NEWPORT BEACH Once. In January. JAM workers authorized a strike. but that was cancelled within two days when it became apparent the d ispute could be settled through negotiation. They Wore Earmuffs to Muffle Sound: That's Offending Bulldozer In Background · ·we ·re very pleased,·· McDonnell Douglas spokesman Don Hnnson said today. Dozer Strikes Gas Main Near Hospital FroaP~AI SAM ••• s everal of the guards and one of them was taken to a hospital, ac- cording to a police source. Storm Drain Work Slated Plans for two storm drain projects totaling $335.000 In the San Juan (;apislrano area have been approved by Orange County Supervisors. A bulldozer doing construction grading in Newport Beach struck a 10.inch gas main early today, setting off a roaring geyser that spewed natural gas for more than two hours before it was shut down. The severed line is located in the 100 block of North Newport Boulevard, near Hoag Memorial Hospital. North Newport is the frontage road that parallels the main Newport Boulevard and it is sometimes known a s Old Newport Road. The gas, escaping under heavy pressure, set off a roar that sounds like jet engine af· terburners across th e neighborhood . Gas company workmen had to don earmuffs while working lo shut down the line break. A gas company s pokesman said the line break was reported shortly after 8 a.m. The line was closed off at 10 .30 a.m. F irefighters turned out in force and closed the street, which Is also known as Old Newport Road. At least si>C homes along Santa Ana A venue and L a J o lla Drive were evacuated. Officials at Hoag Hospital. directly across Newport Boulevard from the site or the leak, put hospital patients on alert and lnsbtuted a prevent- ti ve program of evacuations. Hospital spokes man Sharon Sinclair said the patients in the hospital's mental health wing, closest to Newport Boulevard. were moved into the conference center. She said all windows , doors North State Due Showers By The Associated Preu A weak low pressure center that left thick Cog and clouds along the Northern CaUfomfa coast over the weekend is ex- pected to spread inland, bring. ing with it cooler temperatures and a cliance of showers in lhe northern mountains. The Nallonpt Weather Service 11id most or d>e northern halt ot the stale shou.14 be partlv ~loudy throu gh Tuesday Review Board . Gets Member Patricia Doualu of 31175 Via Belardea St. haa been appointed b~ San Juan Captatrano cl\.)' coun. cilmeo to tbelr architectural board o1.ew .. Mn. rlaa replaces Ausust O. Rudel, reaiped from the po1ltion recutl1. Councilmen a\W Met appU· cant.a to vacancl• on the city's commtrcla!llndmttat taceQ~ ti vu convnltt•• and the do.,ntown at~ commJUee. and curtains were ordered c losed and all people in the hospital were orde red to refrain from smoking. The hospltars boilers were shut down. leaving the raclhty with one hour s upply of hot water and all name·producing equipment was closed off. in· eluding' lab equipment. Miss Sinclair said staff. pa· tients and v1S1tors were taken out of areas that have a lot or glass. especially In lhe lobby and the aux11iary's gift shop. No injuries were repor:ted in the Incident that began with the line break at about 8: 15 a.m. Ray Oyer. spokesman for the Southern California Gas Co .. said the broken line is a maJor source or supply to homes in t~e Newport Heights area. both in Newport Beach and Cos~a Mesa. He s aid the line received ma· JOr damage and would have to be s hut down for repairs. But he also said that customers served by the line would gel their gas from another source According to Dyer . the line was scheduled to be closed down at about 10:30 a .m. Meanwhile. a full force of fire fi ghters stood by al the scene in case the leakang gas ignited. Aided by a half.dozen police offi cers , the firemen ke pt people away from the site of the leak behind the Arches Liquor Store on West Coast Highway. The extent of the guard's Ln· juries was not known. · Edward McCarthy, aide to Bronx District Attorney Mario Merola, said Be rkowitz told court authorities he did not want to be sentenced -··at leas t not today." Berkowitz faced prison terms totaling up to 175 years. Three judges from three boroughs -Brooklyn, the Bronx and Queens -had planned to de liver sentence in the same courtroom. taking the bench one at a time. The procedure was to be s imilar to one they followed two weeks ago when Berkowitz admitted killing six people and wounding seven others during a 12·monlh shooting rampage. Laguna Cyclist Injured in Crash A Laguna Beach motorcycle rider was hurt on Laguna Can· yon Road over the weekend, when his bike apparently s lammed into the rear of another car. tossing the cyclist to the ground. Dan Stephen Phillips, 32. of 2925 Laguna Canyon Road, re- ceived cuts to his knees. race, elbows and hands in the 5: 15 p.m . crash Saturday.' but re· fused to be transported lo the hospital. police said. The· $120.ooo Del Obispo Storm Channel from Del Obispo Street to San Juan Creek will provide 2,000 feel of concrete channel to replace a deteriorating asphalt structure. The $215,000 Del Avion Storm Drain between San Juan Creek and Camino Del Avion will pro- vide 1,000 feet of underground conduit to' alleviate the flooding along that street. The city of San Juan Capistrano wlll pro- vide $25,000 of the construcUon cost for the latter project, a re- port to supervisors said. Sex Off ender Gets Prison A Laguna Beach man convict· ed or commitUng multiple sex· ual offenses against an 8-year. old boy has been sentenced to not Jess than three years in state prison. Orange County Superior Court Judge RJchard P. Beacom or- dered the prison term for Ronald PauJ Egardo, 29, of 2645 Laguna Canyon Road, aft.er stu- dy Ing the reports of two psychiatrists who examined the defendant. FEATURING THE DESIGN TALENTS OF SEVEN INTERNATIONAL AWARD WINNING JEWELERS- 18 Karat Yellow and Wh ite Gold Ring with large center stone and pave sides. A most impressive setting for a 1.00 carat or larger oval or brilliant cut diamond. 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The gas, escaping under heavy preasure, set off a roar that sounds like jet engine af. terburners across the neighborhood. Gas company workmen had to don earmuffs whil~ working lo shut down the hne break'. A gas • eompany spokesman said the line break was reported shortly after 8 a.rn. The line was closed off at 10:30 a.m . Firefighters turned ·out in force and closed the street, which is also known as Old Newport Road. At least six homes along Santa Ana Avenue and La Jolla Drive were evacuated. Boulevard from the site of the leak. put hospital patients on a.lert and Instituted a prevent· ta ve pro~ram of evacuations. Hospital spokesman Sharon Sinclair said the patients in the hospital's mental health wing, closest to Newport Boulevard, were moved into the conference center. She said all windows, doors •nd curtains were ordered closed and all people in the hospital were ordered lo refrain from smoking. The hospital's boilers were shut down, leaving the facility with one hour supply or hot water and all name-producing equipment was closed off, in· eluding lab equipment. Miss Sinclair said staff, pa. tients · and visitors were taken out of areas that have a lot or glass, especially in the lobby and the auxiliary's girt shop. No injuries were reported in the incident that began wttb the line break al about 8:15 a .m. Ray Dyer, spokesman for the Southern California Gas Co .. said the broken line is a major source of supply to homes ln the <Sff LEAK, Page A2> Credit·Cards , Probed by High Cotirt WASmNGTON CAPl -~ U.S . Supreme Court said today It w i II study the il)terest rates many Americans fay on the un· paid balances o their bank· issued credit cards. The justices said they will de· cide whether national banks may charge the higher Interest rates Of their home states to out· of.stale customers. M Ill ions of Americans use bank-issued credit cards, such as the BankAmericard or Visa card, and many of them receive the cards from out·of.state banks. The court ·s eventual de· c1sion could mean significantly lower or higher interest rates for those persons. The jU$tices will hear argu· ments sometime next year In the case from Minnesota. State of· ficia ls and a Minneapolis bank object to the 18 percent interest rate a Nebraska-based national bank charges its Bank · Amerlcard customers in Min- nesota. Officials at Hoag Hospital. directly across Newport Coast Newport Visitors ~reak May Record • Weather Considerable low cloudiness ~ Tues· day but partial arternoon clearing inland. Lows tonight ln 50s. Hi1bs Tues· day mld to upper 60s at · the beaches and low 70s ln· land. INSIDE TOD~ 'Y Conadion goo.-on it• loat lon•IJI journ.11 trfog•r• HGrcla /or iU culprit, ~e atO'JI Page Al. Newport Beach lifeguards re· port~ today that the count or beach vislt.ors for the month of May topped the one million mark this weekend. .. We've shattered every May reieord on our books," said U . LOgan LOckabey, n0Un1 the 1..uai:ds have dealt with larger ctowds, made more rescues and had warmer air and water tem- peratures than ever before. Sunday. wu no excepUon to the frantic pace of beach activi· ty as the 81> Uleguardl who m~t up. the p~-•ummer force pulled 72 •wtmmers out of the four to flve·foot surf. They 1o•1ed 95,0lll beach v111ton Sunday. ~ fourth ndt&owntna cue In the .PUt week wu also report· ed Sunday when unidentified beachaoera· on Balboa llland putted a cbUd from the bay wat.n. T1" dilld, Brad Mlller, 5, of V•l~1~ter, WU re~rted not brt When be WU pulled out di tbe bay at about 1:80 p.m., but bystanders on the beach at Ruby Avenue and North Bay Front were apparently uncer- tain as to what acUoo lo take. Is I and resident, Daryl Smetana, 28, of 307~ Ruby Ave .. who wu at the beach, said be heard someone exclaim "Oh· my God." and saw lbe unconscious child. Smetana gave the liUle boy mouth to mouth resuacllatlon unUl the arrival or paramedics who reported the child revived and began cryan,. He was taken to Hoaa Memorial Hoapital for f urt.ber .treatment. -AoeordiJla to Lockabey, ,_,, 72 rescues· Potted by iuarda on Sunday broui'bl ~be mon~·a tolal to S7$. lfe noted U..t . day'a ad.I~ ._ o&ac. 11 new aummtt parcla ..,,. ,. celvlnf tMil' final Wffkend ol ttalnln1. "Y-oubt= HY we were buay,'' • Today's Closing N.Y. Stoeks ·~~ . :.1 MONDAY, MAY 22, 1978 N TEN CENTS / ~1.38 Jobs Cut \ .. . ,. , ·· -iwewpo~ Studies .. ~ r ~ ··~J~1·~-$~BUdget' .. By ~ANNE aEY1'lOLDS / Of• °""9Y~ ..... Newport Beac'h QJtY Coun· cllmeo are 5tlldYin1 the city's "Jarvi& budget," a lfst of recom· mended cuts to be instituted if Proposition 13 passes next month. The list includes deletion of l!lS of the city's 657 full-lime jobs which wouJd bring a $2.6 million r eduction in salary expen· ditures. The document, prepared by City Manager Robert Wynn also recommends the deletion of $1.6 million worth of maintenance and operation expenditures and Sl.7 million worth or capital out· lay and capital improvements. Wynn. who issued the docu· ment Friday, stressed that the cuts recommended wm not all be necessary in the event that the Jarvis-Gann tax limitation measure pas~es. He said that passage of the measure will mean the city will have to cut about $4 million from its $26 million budget. He said the document's list of cuts, which total $6 million. were given to council members so they would have some options * * * N-M Trustees Study School Budget Cuts Newport.Mesa Unified School District trustees are scheduled Tuesday to dis c ~ss what aentcet '"11 be cut ltac.k if the .1arvis·Cann Amendment is ap. pfoved. Tbe amendment, Prop. 13 on the Jµne 6 ballot, would cut prop. erty taxes statewide by an estimated $7 billion. Property taxes are one of the main sources or revenues for school districts. Newport· Mesa Superintendent John Nicoll saad earlier this year that Prop. 13, If it passes. might force the district to eliminate s u m mer sch o o 1 a nd o~t her services. Also slated for discussion Tuesday are graduation require- ments for students who are cur· rently freshmen in high school or younger. Jean Harmon, administrative assis tant to Dr. Nicoll. said cer· lain minimum proficiencies are required under a recent state law. but that trustees are con· siderrng raising those require· ments even higher if'l the field of math. The meeting will begin at 1·30 p.m . in Costa Mesa City Council Chambers. 77 Fair Drive. Adviser Coolers HONG KONG CAPl Zbigniew Brzezinski, President Carter's national security ad· viser. held an unscheduled meet· Ing today with Chinese Com· munist Party leader Hua Kuo· reng, aspoltesman for the US. liaison office in Peking reported. ln c!e~idlng what to keep and \Vb•~ get~ of in the event the cneasw-e becomes law. The, fire department ls the hardest hit in the austerity budget, with, the recommend&· lion lh•t 35 firefighters and the city's second paramedic unit be layed off. The police department races the loss of 32 personnel. ranging Crom clerks and animal control officers to patrolmen and detec- tives. Other recommended person· nel cuts include 11 members of the community development staf(, including planners. build· ing inspectors and plan check in· s pectors: seven from pubhc works: 19 Crom general services. including six trash collectors. six from the library staff and 11 from parks. beaches and recrea· tion. The remaimng personnel cuLc: come Crom the admin1strat1ve CSee JARVIS. Page A:?l 170 Whites Slain Rebels Murdering, Raping in Zaire BRt,JSSELS .. Belgium CAPl - Rebels went on a rampage of murder and rape during their "hunt Cor the white man .. In the Kolwezi figbUng, survivors said on arrival from Zaire·s copper· mining capital where 170 whites were reported killed. Some ac· cused Zairean troops of looting. About 1,,700 of the 2,500 Euro- peans arid Americans trapped during the May 13·20 siege had been . flown to Europe by t.his • morn1~ as French and Belgian paratroopers mopped up rebel resistance in Shaba Province. The French Defense Ministry lJi P4f.!t.fald rebel forces armed with Soviet·made weapons te. mained concentrated In a six· •0• r..U-.&fOUDd Kolwea and were stiJI wlt:h1n smalJ.arms ran1e of its airport. Olivier Stirn, -France's Sec· tretary of State for Foreign Af. fairs, told a radio interviewer in Paris that at least 170 whites had been killed In the Kolwezi area. Scores of others, including 50 French citizens, are missing and may be held hostage by the rebels. St!m said. Following reports or Belgian· French differences over the combin.ed paratroop operation, the office of French President Valery Giscard d'Estaing said Belgian Prime Minister Leo Tin- dem a ns telephoned the pres· ms APPU4NCES M<WED QlJICKLY "I onlr needed one·half hour to sell al I had.·· That's the happy story told by the Costa Mesa man who placed this Daily Pilot classified ad: Mui.t sell. mQvmJ! from area. Sears Washer anct Plec ga10 dryer. both $90. Vorui(gt GE freezer. 16 cu. ft. and rc(nJ!. both $125. XXX·XXXX 1f you have unused ap. pliances to sell. call 642·5678. It onJy takes a few words in a Daily Pilot classified to attract a buyer. ident today to express thanks "for French efforts to ensure the security of Belgian citizens an Kolwezi. .. A Belgian refugee arriving in Brussels who identified himself only as Dupont. an en~ineer for Zalre·s state.owned Gecamines company, said 120 white deaths were confirmed. He said the last whites, mostly managers, werf' evacuated from Kolwezi Sunday night. t;laude Mercury. n French sur vivor arriving here. s aid he feared 170 to 180 whites had died. Soliris Casar, a Briton married lo an Italian. said on reaching Rome that he believed 200 wbitewere killed. Prevlous reports from the - paratroops who chased the reb- e Is from Kolwezi over tht> weekend s&id they killed at least 100 white. ISO Zaireans: the reb· e ls suffered 200 dead of their own. "It was as if the hunting season had been opened in Kolwezi The hunt was a hunt for the while man." n minin g engineer among the survivors who arrived in Brussels said Sunday He said four or his neighbors went to their garden gate~ to find out what was going on in the <See ZAIRE, Page A2l Meeting Set On Airport Members of the Orange Coun· ty Coast Association will discuss the Orange County Airport at a meeting to be held June I C\t lhl· Bahia Corinthian Yacht Cluh an Newport Beach. A panel of speakers . includtnS? Robert Clifford, President of Air C~llforni a. Bob Rrcsnnhan Airport Manager and Joe lrvanc of the Community Airport Coun ci I. .,.ill provide inform atton about the airport and its ~rowth Tickets for the $6 luncheon an• available through the a!'socia lion office, 18512 Bench .Blvd .. #224. Huntington Beach. AZ ~YPILOT N Trident Twln~ngine Plane Protest Quashed BANGOR. Wash. <AP > - Nearly 300 demonstrators were arrested today after they climbed a six.foot.tall barbed wire fence and gathered on a grassy knoll inside the Trident nuclear submarine base to pro- lest international nuclear weaponry. The demonstrators. holding a United Nations flag and singing "We Shall Overcome," said they were trying lo draw attention t.o the U .N. General Assembly special session on nuclear dis-armament. No charges were filed, pend· ing an appearance before a federal magistrate later in the day. The demonstrators said earlier they planned "ball solidarity" -no one will leave jail on bail or personal re- cognizance until all are released on personal recognizance. World leaders will meet at t;.N. headquarters in New York City for the five-week session starting Tuesday to discuss ways of trimming global arms spending, now nearly $400 billion a year. The United States and the So· viel Union, which together ac- count for more than half the an- nual total spent on arms, are ex - pected to take the brunt of criticism leveled by Third World leaders, who want a major por- tion or weapons expenditures diverted to development. The session is not expected lo produce agreements on substan- tive issues but to provide an agenda to guide future disarma- ment talks. Stat e Patrol Sgt. R . W. Borshears estimated 1,000 peo- ple gathered outside the Trident base this morning, and about one-third of them used ladders and rug remnants to scale the rence into the base while the others cheered. Workers at the base entered at another gate and there was no confrontation between them and the protesters. Two Bandits Get $150 in NB Holdup Two men -one armed with a shotgun -startled patrons or a Newport Beach coffee shop late Sunday when they burst into the eatery demanding money. Police reported today the pair got away with about $150 after holding up Coco's restaurant, 4647 MacArthur Blvd. According to police reports, both men wore sunglasses and the one carrying the pump-type shotgun appeared to be wearing rubber surgical gloves. About 20 patrons and emp loyee s were in the restaurant al the lime or the holdup and they told police the bandits appeared to be in their early twenties. The money was taken from the restaurant's cash register before the two men fled. North State Due Slunoors By The Associated Press A weak low pressure center that left thick fog and clouds along the Northern California coast over the weekend is ex· peeled to spread inland, bring· ing with it cooler temperatures and a chance of showers in the northern mountains. The National Weather Service said most of the northern half of the state should be partly rloudy through Tuesday. •• DAILY PILOT ·-·-'""""'I---JM••·°"'" Vl(t-·-~-----,._ ......... ..... n.tM•A._,.... ....... ,.,. ...... °""""~ .._~ ..... 41,,. .. ..-1 ......... ~ • Story Witlaout Words Crash Kills 2 TV Officials SANTA BARBARA CAP> - ABC network executlve Stephen Gentry and t.elevtaion producer Bruce Geller were killed ln lbe craah of a twin·en1ine plane near Monteclto. Sant.a Barbara County lherift'1 deputies said. The C..na&ymaster was en route from Sant.a Monica to San· ta B.rbara wbeo it disappeared from radar screens and crashed ln the roothUla north of Mon· teclto Sunday. Deputy John Hamlltoasald. Alr and ground search crews followed slsnals from an agency locator transmitter on board the cralt and found the wreckage in the.blllyarea,Hamiltoosaid. Offlclals said it was unknown what caused the crash. although a sheriff's spokeswoman added, "It was really Coggy up here." The plane was cleared for landing al 9: 1S a.m. an<I crashed about a minute later 30 miles from Santa Barbara Airport. ''There was no indication wbeo tbe plane was cleared that anything was wrong." a spokesman in the airport's FAA control tower said. Fl\le minutes later. the cootrol tower received garbled radio message that a sheriff's spokeswoman said was possibly Crom the downed plane. but the FAA was wiwilling to say for certain if it was a trarusmiasion from Gentry or Geller. Gentry. a former Navy pilot. was believed to have been pilot- ing the plane. said ABC spokesman Bob Wright. The two men, he said, were on a pleasure outing. Gentry. 37. had been ABC's vice oresident of oronammin~ on tbe West Coast since 1972, Mime Jeff Robinson gives Harbor Day School kindergarten students a show of wordless acting as part of the Newport Beach City Arts Festival, which concluded Sunday. The week-long event. co- sponsor ed by Coastline Community College and Fashion Island Merchants As· sociation. featured several school pro· grams. Trash Drivers To Vote on New Contract A s pokesman for the Teamsters Unk>n Local 396 said today that Orange County trash truck drivers are voting on a contract offer and that results are expected Tuesday. Wright said. He played a major role lo developing. scheduling and selecting a host of new pro- grams slated for broadcast this Call. Wright added. Geller, an independent television producer. was the creator and executive producer of the "Mission: lmpossible" and "Mannix" series. Wright said. He wrote scripts for "Zane Grey Theater.'' "The Rebel.'' "Dr. Kildare." and other top series in the 19505. Pipe Bonih Set Near DC Office WASHINGTON <AP) -A small explosive device blew up today on the sidewalk near the Justice Department's head- quarters, causing little damage. No injuries were reported. District of Columbia police s pokesman J.C. Gentile said bomb squad experts were at- tempting to determine what kind of device was used and who placed it OQ the ground under a sign reading "Department of Justice." Hedda Polanski. a public in· formation officer with the de· partment, said the device was a pipe bomb. Police roped off the Constitu· tion Avenue side of the Justice Department and police squads using specially trained dogs searched the area for other bombs. Gentile said there were no im· mediate indication of who was responsible. Virtually the only sign of the explosion was a shiny metal shard about eight inches long on the sidewalk in front or the building. Fl"OWIPageAJ JARVIS •.. departments including the city clerk, the city attorney, person- nel and finance. City services and facilities rec- ommended for cutback Include the dropping of one trash pick up day per week; reduction in beach and street clean-up: the closing of the West Newport branch library and the cloaing or the Balboa Island fire station. Wynn said the City Council will have two options ln dealing with the list or reductions. They can go ahead and adopt a standard budget at their June 26 m~Ung -It would go intA:> ef· fect on July 1 -and then use lbe list to approve a series of budget amendments in Ju)y to bring the city's spending level in con· Cormance with money allocated after Proposition 13 passes. Or, he said, council members may schedule a series of speclal sessions on the Jarvis budaet to prepare themselves to appro,.-e a " list of cuts to be instituted when the city's budget is approved on June 26. Since cotmcU memben were sworn into office more than a month ago, they have been bold· mg regular study sessions on the proposed $26.2 million city budget. Thal document ls baled on a 10 percent lncreue ln asaeeaed valuation and a $1.03 tax a •'rate, Identical to the city's exlltlni tax rate. The $16.2 million tn expaa· ditW'ft 1¥0Uld be a 1.2 percent ID• creaM abovetbe 117'7·'18 budaet That budnt nco,dll)I \o Wynn, "c:onta\na a level of Mrvlce that I believe ts dell.red by a majortty of tbe reaidenta ot Newport &&ch. "'l'be reducUou (ID Cbe Jervta budcet > are oolY beln1 111,...t· ed to permJt a baJDC*t ~ ln the event of tho pua11e ~ Pl'opoelUoo 13." • '· Ji',... P.,,e AJ LEAK ••• Newport Heights area, both in Newport Beach and Costa Mesa. He said the line received ma- jor damage and woule have to be shut down for repairs. But he also said that customers served by the line would get their gas from another source. According to Dyer. the line was scheduled to be closed down at about 10:30 a.m. Meanwhile, a Cull force of fire righters stood by at the scene in case the leaking gas ignited. Hearing Set ForCdMMan In Sex Attacks Arraignment ls slated Tues- day for a Corona del Mar man arrested Friday in connection ' with an alleged series of sexual attacks on his adopted daughter. Newport Beach police said the 39-year-old man remained In custody today In lieu of $50,000 bail. He was arrested on sex· related charges contained in a warrant issued through the Harbor Judicial District Court. The victim, 18, went to police last week. She told police that the sexual assaults have taken place weekly over the past four years. She told Investigators that she initially resisted the aaaaults. but the man beat her, so she stopped resisting. Police said the girl has been placed in church home. Dr. Henry OfNe~rt Rites Slated Funeral services will be held Tuesday for Dr. Merlyn George Henry, a 10.year Balboa Island resident and former in&tructor ot surgery at the University of Southern California. The services will begin at 11 a . m . in the Pacific View Mortuary Chapel. Henry was a member of the Newport Beach Seafaring Masonic Lodee. Fellow members wUI conduct the funeral ceremony. Buriai will be at Pacific View Memorial Part. Survlvtq Henry are bla wife. Gr,ce, and a niece, Norma Jackson. The :tam.Uy bas IUHHted memorial ~tributlona to the Sbrinen' Crippled Chlldrens Hospital ot Loe Anceles. ,,,.... P"flfl AJ ,.a • ZAIRE ••• pN-dawn houri ot May U and ,,.,. k'llJed bY ,bunt. ol rebel wn.acbine:...-1&9.' · Anoth•r 111ntvor said the rebels : .. kert OD tirlnl us•l••• VJ> le1• ln all , dlreotlOD wltb DO 'i'euoo . ., and that nu• anMd boJI ~re • 'loo&C and lbootJnf' UtoM ..... fualni to band ov'r their watch• or !DOM)' wtdJil ntiia1s loo-ed .on or took .J;:· •• -Grcimyko at U.N. pr?v':ce:J:::.=i MOSCOW (AP> -Porelcn mew u.r. weN IOIDI ~ ..... Nlnlater Andrei A. Orom1ko left Hrvea. Tbe Zaln army clty \Oday to aue9d • lpectal d.la· MadqUllftlft ... DMtby. Some arma1D«l1 ...-of tbe U.N. ZaJrt ann, IOlcMen came and Qe))eral AAemblY"*----~•..!!- Woman Power Moving Up NEW YORK <AP> The nation's better. paying, higher-stat~ jobs are slowlY but increasing· ly being tilled by women, says the Conference Board, a non.prolit busi· ness research group. A study released Sunday by the organization showed that women - more than 40 pereent of the labor force -made slow but steady progress toward management, pro- fessional and some craft jobs from 1970 to 1975. !~ Trailer Totaled A strike by the drivers. which began April 17, collapsed about three weeks later when rubbish firms began hiring nonunion labor. After strlken voted down the firms' final offer, manage- ment spokesmen said the new employees would be permanent. Most of the striking truck drivers returned to work. The strike left more than a million Orange County residents without trash pickup service for almost three weeks. Drivers were making $4.50 an hour before their earlier three· year contract expired. They sought an Immediate raise to $6.50, but trash firms offered ~.25. Union representaUves said the . drivers are revoting again on that offer. They also said new. nonunion drivers will be signed into the union. 'Illief Gets 2 Mink Coats Newport Beach police are seeking a burglar who took two mink coats valued at $S.SOO from a Dover Shores home. The theft was reported Satur· day by Cbingptng Shen who told police the coats were taken while his family was away for several days. •. The coals were described u a knee-length black mink, valued at $3,000 and a waist-length white mink, valued at $2,500. Orange County firemen finish quelling a blaze that destroyed a trailer and shed Sunday night at 20051 Cypress St. in Santa Ana Heights. The fire of unknown origin broke out at about 10:40 p.m. and caused an estimated $2,500 damage. No injuries we re reported. 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Sheffield said the lawsuit, if filed, will areue that enormous public expense would be in- volved if Waddill is again tried on charges that he atraoaled a newbotb baby girl to death in the nuraery at Westminster Community Ho6pllal. Sbeffleld said tbe action will POint out that the jury became hopelessly <ieactJoeked jn the first trial arter .. 16 weeks of testimony and ll days ol de· Daily ...... ,_..., •1e:11a~ •.-w SEARCH FOR CLUES Costa Mesa police Explorer Bob Caballero scours area around Santiago School in search of clues in rape of El Toro 13-year -old. Neighboring police agencies joined in detailed search this weekend. lroine Cops Delay Rapist's Composite By JERRY CLAUSEN OI U. o.lly PllM SUfi Irvine police temporarily have given up construction of an artist's composite drawing of the assailant who raped , beat and left for dead a 13·year -old El Toro intermediate school stu- dent last Thursday. Jerry Boyd s aid the girl's vision sltll ls impaired to the point where s he cannot dis- tinguish facial details. "It ·u probably be a couple of more days, anyway." he said. The Serrano Interm ediate School student was kidnapped at about 4:30 p.m. last Thursday on her way home from school. Her abductor forced 'her into his white Cadillac a l Santiago Elementary School, near the Lake Forest residential area. Residents of that area have Blasts Go Off At 2 Airports NEW YORK <AP> -Small devices exploded at s hops at Kennedy and Newark airports today, and the Puerto Rican ter- rorist group FALN c laimed responsibUlty, authorities said. Ed Franzetti, a spokesman for the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, which operates the metropolitan area's three major airports, said there were no injuries from either blast. He said a smoldering fire also was reported in a men's room at the m ain terminal of La Guardia Airport HIS A.PPU4NC~ MOJ'ED QUICKLY "I onJf needed one-half hour to seJI al I had." That's the happy story told by the Costa Mesa man who placed this Daily Pilot classified ad: Must aell. movlng from area, Seara Washer and elec 1a11 dryer. both lllO. Vor~gt GE freerer. 16 cu. ft. and refn1. ~h S\25. lCXX•XltltX If you bave unused •P· pllancea to sell, call M2·51'78. It only takes a few words tn a Daily Pilot cluslfied to attract a buy@r. started a special fund for the girl's hospital and medical cate, which is expected to include ex- tensive plastic surgery, a friend said. Trustees of the Lake Forest Friends fund are Ed Oleskiewicz, Steve Silverstein and Mel Katz. The group is seeklng donations to be sent to Great Western Sav- ings, Box 2369 Laguna Hills, 92653, in care or "Lake Forest Friends," a spokesman said. Meanwhile, police and Orange County Sheriff's investigators continue to search for the man who abducted the girl, raped her a nd beat her repeatedly over the head with a tire iron, the n dumped her from his car along a dirt road in Irvine. She was found wandering near the intersection by a motorist who took her tq a hospital Thurs- day evening. A detJiled weekend search of the abduction area and the rape s ce ne turned up no new evidence. Boyd said. Police s till seek a man described by the girl as while, in his 20s. short and slender with collar-length straight blond hair. He has a moustache. she told police, and a tattoo. "T .C. Triumph" on bis left arm, above the elbow. Boyd said this morning that the . ~irl is in "stable condi- tion and improving and eating solid foods. And she is al>le to sit up." Her vision is expected to become clearer within the next few days, be said, when a police artist will attempt to -detail the race ouUine described by the young vicUm over the weekend. "She really didn't get us too far." Boyd said of the girl yhoee bead is a mass or bandafea above her swollen eyes. Boyd said all of lhe residents neu the Santiago School abduc· tion area had been interviewed. None bas shed any light on the case he said. . However. Boyd said hla de- partment now la trying to con- tact two young men "ln their early teem'' who the Cirl said were pl~ a radio •*' U.. 1cbool wll,en ebe was for~ lnto lhe dlrty White car. "She recalls the Beach Boys were pl&)'in• on thr radio," M said. tnvesurnn hope that the youths may have seen tile ab- ductor and are aattn1 that lhe boys eootact the f l'\tlne Police Department. .. Afternoon N.Y. Stoeks ORANGE COUNTY, CALt'ftoRNIA MONDAY, MAY 22, 1978 TEN CENTS' llberaUona. "The iBsues are so complex and the miedicat testimony so wei&hb' and involved that. I don 'l believe we couJd ever find a jury that could bring lo an unanimous verdict." Sheffield said. "So why was~ the taxpayers· money?" he a,aked. "f think the riling of a le1al action on the lines I sugaeet might well com- pel both sides to arrive at aome disposition of thls caae.' • · W addlll. ~. 11 accused of stran1Un1 the newborn inlant when he ..-uaec1 that the saline solutlon he lniected Into the 18- year-old mother 12 hours earlier had failed to abott the baby. It was araued by the defense that tbe cblld never knew any meaninduJ form or life and that it wouldhave been nothing more than a brain-damaged human ve&elable if it had survived. Jurors who were unable to reach a verdict in the first trial commented after they were dis· missed tbat the brain death theory gave them many prob- lem a and bad them sharply divid~ in the jury room. Superior Court Judge H. War- ren Knight has been asked by Deputy District Attorney Robert Chatte rton to order a second trial for Waddill. Judge Knight said he will rule June 2 on the motion. Sheffield said today he hopes to ha ve his lawsuit filed before that date. Cha tterton was unavailable for comment today o n the la ws uit that Sheffield hopes to me. 'Sam' Goes Berserk Screaming Slayer Dragged From Court NEW YORK <AP>-Oavid Berkowitz, the Son o! Sam killer, ' was dragged from a Brooklyn courtroom today. kicking, biting and yelling as the boyfriend of one of his victims shouted ob- scenities at him. Members of the girl's family jumped to their feet and cursed the confessed murderer. A Judge postponed the sen- tencing ror six murders until June 12 and ordered another psychiatric examination for Berkowitz. 24. Rebels &nip age lnWre BRUSSELS. Belgium <AP> - Rebels went on a rampage or murder and rape during their "hunt for the white man" In the Kolwezl fighting, survivors said on arrival from Zaire's copper- mining capital where 170 whites were reportecl killed. Some ac- cused Zairean troops of looting. About 1,700 of the 2.500 Eun.>- peans and Americans trapped during the May U-20 siege had been flown to Europe by this morning as French and Belgian paratroopers mopped up rebel resistance in Shaba Province . The French Defense Ministry in Paris said rebel forces armed with Soviet-made weapons re- mained concentrated in a six- m ile radius around Kolwezi and we re still within small-arms range of its airport. Olivier Stirn, France's Sec- trelary of State for Foreign Af. fairs, told a radio interviewer In Paris that at least 170 whites had been killed in the Kolwezi area. Scores of others, including 50 French citizens, are missing and may be held hostage by the rebels, St.Im said. Following reports of Belgian- Frenc h differences over the combined paratroop operation. the office or French President Valery Giscard d'Estaing said Belgian Prime Minister Leo Tin- dem ans telephoned the pres- ident today to express thanks ··for French efforts to ensure the security or Belgian citizens in Kolwezi." A Belgian refugee a rriving in Brussels who identified himself only as Dupont, an engineer for Zaire's state-owned Gecamines company, said 120 white deaths <See ZAIRE, P•ge AZ) Former Oklahoma Gov. David Hall was releued from Swift Trans federal prison camp In Arizona to· day after scrvin1 18 months ror bribery and extortion. t Alter he was brought briefly into the courtroom tn handcuffs, Berkowih began chanting, "Stacy was a whore!" over and over again. Stacy Moskowitz was the last of Berkowitz's murder victims. Berkowitz also s houted. "That's right! That's fight! I'd kill her again." As 10 guards wrestled tbe .«-caliber killer from the court cflam ber, Robert Violante, the Moskowitz girl's date who also was shot by Be~owitz, stood up in the courtroom and began shouting obscenities at him. Members of the Moskowitz fami· ly jumped to their feet and screamed curses at the pudgy former postal worker. The girl's mother then broke down crying, and Violante sobbed into his hands. The victim's father . Jerry Moskowitz, cred, "No justice!" after Justice Joseph Corso or Brooklyn announced the sen· tencing delay. Earlier, as guards tried to Griering Mother ,.,._..,,... Jean Smith cries out m grief in the arms of he r hus band. Terry. after lea rning that her daughter Shan- non. 9. had died Sunday when a church roor coll apsed on lop of a praying congregation in Garland . Tex. <See story, Page A4) High Court Studies Credit Card Rates WASIDNGTON <AP) -The U.S. Supreme Court said today It will study the Interest rates n1any Americans fay on the un· paid balances o their bank- issued credit cards. The justices said they will de- cide whether national banb may charge the hlaher interest rates of their home states to out- of-state customers. Million!$ of Americans use bank·illUed credlt card.I, aueh as the B&ftkAmertcant or \Ilsa card, and many of them receive the cards from out-of.at.ate banks. The court'• eventual de- ci.aion could mean alpilflcantly lower or higher interest rates for those pert()M. • The juaUcn will hear arcu- menta aometisoe next year tn the cue from .M.lnneeota. State of. ficlal1 and a M.lnoeapolll bank object to the 18 percent in~t rate a Nebru.ka·butd national bank char1ea lh Bank· Ametkard caaatomera ln Min-nesota. NaUonaJ banb ln Milmllota are baned by M.ate la• from cbaralN mote Ulan 11 p-.reent annuill lnt.-.t fOI' tbelr ertd.lt carda, The Ml• r a.ta a.re .. Coa.rt tuMd u.t ,...,.uaw.aJJowa u.. I f Nebraska-based bank. the First of Omaha Service Corp., to cbarae its home-state rate or Minnesota's rate -whichever is greater. Bomb Blasts Near Justice Department WASHINGTON <AP> -A small explosive device blew up today on lbe sidewalk near the ·Justice Department's head· quarters, causing little damage. No lnJ~ were reported. District or Columbia police spokesman J .C. Gentile said bomb squad experts were at· tesnptlna to determlne what klnd of device was used and who placed It on the sround under a 111n reacllq ''Department or Suetlce." Hedda Polanski. a publJc: ln· form~ olfker wt1b the de- =-=Mid lbe dttlc:e ... a brin g Berkowitz into the courtroom the first time about 10 a.m., he lunged toward a win- dow and had to be subdued. In the struggle, he bit and kicked several of the guards and one of them was taken to a hospital, ac- cording to a police source. The extent of the guard's in- j uries was not known. Edward McCarthy, aide to Bronx District Attorney Mario Me rola. s aid Be r kowitz told court authorities he did not want <See SAM, Page A2) Traslunen Vote on Contract A s pok es man ror th e Tea msters Union Local 396 said today that Orange County trash truck drivers are voting on a t'Ontract orrer and that res ults are expected Tuesday. A strike by the drivers. which began April 11. collapsed about three weeks later when rubbish firms btgan hiring nonunion labor. After strikers voted down the firms· rmal offer, manage- ment spokesmen said the new employees would be permanent. Most of the striking truck drivers returned to work. The strike left more than a million Orange County residents without trash pickup service for almost three weeks. Drivers were making $4 .50 an hour before their earlier three· y ear contract expired. They sought an immediate raise to $6.50, but trash firms offered $5.25. Union representatives said the drive rs are revoting again on that offer. They also said new. nonunion drivers will be s igned into the union. Church Seeking Blood Donations Blood donors are being sought for a community blood drive scheduled Crom 3 to 7 p.m. Wedne sday at St. Nicholas Catholic Church, 24252 El Toro Road, LagunaHHls. People in good health between the ages of 17 and 66 and who weigh at least 100 pounds are eligible, director George Hyde of the American Red Cross blood program said. Coast Weather Considerable l ow cloudiness through Tues- day but partial artefnoon c learing inland. Lows tonight in 50s. Hi1hs Tues- day mid to upper 60s at the beaches and low 70s In- land. INSIDE TODAY Caraadjan gooH on its kut loncl11 Journey trjgger« seorch for U1 culprit. See 1tort1 ,,. Al. Cl .. M .., .:1 :: .. M ... I AZ OAl4. y PILOT 1111 Twill -e•••· Crash Kills 2 TV Officials SANTA BARBARA IAP> - ABC nelwork executive Stephen Gentry and television producer Bruce Geller were killed ln the crash of a twin-engine plane near Montecito. Santa Barbara County sherirf's deputies said. The Cessna·Skymaster was en route from Santa Monica to San· ta Barbara when it disappeared from radar screens and crashed Lawsuit Denied b y Top Court WASHINGTON IAP> -The U.S. Supreme Court refused to· day to intervene in an unusual libel laws uit in which a televii>ion news producer sued a nuclear power firm. The justices turned down an appeal by Pacific Gas and Elec- tric Co. and one of its engineers aimed at blocking a second trial' on charges flied by Donald Widener, formerly a producer for KNBC-TV in Los Angeles. The original jury trial ended in a $7. 7·million award for Widener, but a new trial was or- dered last November by the California Court of Appeal. Wid ener produced a documen- tary o n nuc lear energy, .. Powers That Be," that aired on KNBC May 17, 1971. The state app<.-als court ~aid "the point of view of the film was essentially aoll-nuclear " In preparing the report, Widener filmed an interview with o ne o r the utility's engineers, James C. Carroll, at the company's controversial nu c le ar po wer plant near Eureka. As described in court records, Wid ener believed Carroll dis- played an ''evasive attitude." The portion of the interview used in the aired report sup. posedly portrays that attitude. Jn it, Widener asked Carroll a question about criticized con- struction materials used at the plant. "What was it exactly that the critics were talking about in your case?" he asked. Carroll was shown as answer- ing, "I don't think we ought lo answer that, it's too lengthy a question. " What was edited out of the filmed interview was Carroll's subsequent offer to answer the question in detail but explaining that his answer would take 10 minutes. Widener replied there was not enough time. In other actions today, the Supreme Court: -Refused to hear an appeal by 16 uns uccessful white appU- c ants for police jobs in Rochester, N.Y .. who contend that a hiring policy giving pref· erence to racial minorities is a form of illegal racial dis· crimination. Agreed to review lower· court decisions barring a com- mittee of the Federal Reserve system from circumventing the .. prom pt " disclosure provision of the Freedom of Information Act regarding its decisions. Left intact an order that the American Telephone and Tele- graph Co. help a competing firm . MCI Telecommunications Corp .. expand its long-distance telephone service. Let stand a ruling that lawyers for Nevada claim will throw the state's water law "in· to a hopeless state of uncertain- ty and conflict." The justices re- fu sed to review a decision reached by the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals last November an a longstanding controversy over water use in the Salmon River valley. OAANGl COAST se in the foothills north of Mon· lecito Sunday, Deputy John Hamlttonaaid. Alr and ground search crewt followed aignals from an a18MY locator transmitter on board the craft and found the wreckage In the hllly area, Hamilton said. Officials said it was unknown what caused the crash, although a sheriff's spokeswoman added, "It was really foggy up here." The plane was creered for landing at 9:15 a.m. and crashed about a minute tater 30 miles from Santa Barbara Airport. .. There was no indication when the plane was cleared that anything was wrong." a spokesman in the airport's FAA control tower said. Five minutes later. the control tower received garbled radio message that a sheriff's spokeswoman said was possibly from the downed plane. but the FAA was unwilling lo say for certain if it was a transmission from Gentry or Geller. Gentry, a former Navy pilot, was believed to have been pilot· ing the plane, said ABC spokesman Bob Wright. The t wo men, he said, were on a pleasure outing. Gentry, 37, had been ABC's vice oresident or oro~ramminjl on the West Coast since 1972, Wri'ght said. He played a major role in developing, scheduling and selecting a host or new pro- grams slated for broadcast this fall, Wright added. Geller, an independent television producer, was the creator and executive producer of the "Mission : Impossible" and "Mannix" series. Wright said. He wrote scripts for "Zane Grey Theater," "The Rebel," "Dr. Kildare," and other top series in the 1950s, and produced and directed the "Rawh¥te" series in the mid '608, Wright said. Tbe crash occurred just before the annual ABC affiliates meet- ing was lo begin today. Gentry had planned to participate In the convention, Wright said. The bQdies were taken to a local mortuary, Hamilton said. I',.... Page Al ZAIRE ••• were confLnDed. He said the last whites, mosUy managers, were evacuated from Kolweil Sunday night. Claude Mercury, a French sur· vi vor arriving here. said he feared 170 to 180 whites had died. Sotiris Casar. a Briton married lo an Italian. said on reaching Rome that he believed 200 white were killed. Previous reports from the paratroops who chased the reb- e Is from Kolwezi over the weekend said they killed at least 100 while, 150 Zaire ans: the reb· els suffered 200 dead of their own. "It was as if the hunting season had been opened In Kol wezi. The hunt was a hunt for the white man." a mining engineer among the survivors who arrived in Brussels said Sunday. He said four of his neighbors went to their gardeo gates to find out what was going on in the pre-dawn hours of May 13 and were killed by bursts of rebel machine· gun fire. · Another survivor said the rebels "kept on firing u s eless volle ys in all direction with no reason." and that rugged armed boys were "looting and shooting those re- fus ing to hand over their watches or money while rebels looked on or took part." One woman said she fled tp a privllle club in Kolwezi "~here I knew there were some food pre- serves. The Zaire army city headquarters was nearby. Some Zaire army soldiers came and said they would protect us." Dlllff """ ....... •ica.. It- GAS COMPANY WORKERS STRAIN TO SHUT OFF LEAK IN NEWPORT BEACH They Wore Earmuff• to Muffle Sound; That's Offending Bulldozer In Background E'l"'09IPageAJ SAM ••• to be sentenced -"at least not today." Berkowitz faced prison terms lotallog up to 175 years. Three judges from three boroughs -Brooklyn, the Bronx and Queens -had planned to deliver sentence in the same courtroom, taking the bench one at a time. Last year. Berkowitz offered to plead guilty but only if he was allowed to warn the world of the bloodthirsty demons that he said made him kill. Since then, Berkowitz says he has become a born-again Christian. Three Queem Wms Pot - Of $210,000 LAS VEGAS <AP) -Showing little strain and no more emotion than he exhibited in some 32 hours of high-stakes poker, Bob- by Baldwin used three queens to win $210,000 and the showcase event of the Ninth World Series of Poker after an intense con- frontation with Texas gambler CrandaJI Addington. Baldwin. a slight, pale pro- ressional poker player from Tulsa. Okla .• outlasted a fleld of 42 of the world's best poker players to cap the four·day hold· 'em tournament at Binion's Horseshoe Casino in t he downtown Las Vegas "Glitter Gulch." Dozer Strikes Gas Main Near Hospital A bulldozer doing construction grading in Newport Beach struck a 10.inch gas main early today. setting off a roaring geyser that spewed natural gas for more than two hours before It was shut down. The severed line Is located in the 100 block of North Newport Boulevard. near Hoag Memorial Hospital. North Newport Is the frontage road that parallels the main Newport Boulevard and It is sometimes known as Old Newport Road. The gas. escaping under heavy pressure, set off a roar that sounds like jet engine af. terburners across the neighborhood. Gas company workmen had to don earmuffs while working lo shut down the line break. A gas company spokesman said the Une break was reported shortly after 8 a.m. The line was closed off at 10:30 a .m. Firefighters turned out In force and closed the street, which is also known as Old Newport Road. At least six homes aiong Santa Ana A venue and La Jolla Drive were evacuated. Officials at Hoag Hospital. directly across Newport Boulevard from the site of the leak. put hospital patients on alert and instituted a prevent· live program or evacuations. Hospital spokesman Sharon Sinclair said the patients in the hospital's mental health wing, closest lo Newport Boulevard. were moved into the conference center. She said all windows. doors and curtains were ordered closed and all people in the hospital were ordered to refrain from smoking. The hospital's boilers were s hut down, leaving the facility with one hour supply of hot water and all flame.producing equipment was closed oCC, in· eluding lab equipment. Miss Sinclair said staff. pa- tients and visitors were taken out or areas that have a lot of glass. especially in the lobby and the auxiliary 's girt shop. No injuries were reported in the incident that began with the line break at about 8 : IS a.m. Ray Oyer, spokesman for the Southern California Gas Co .. said the broken line is a major source of supply to homes in the Newport Heights area, both in Newport Beach and Costa Mesa. He said the line received ma- jor damage and would have to be shut down for repairs. BU\ he also said that customers served by the line would get their gas from another source. According lo Dyer. the line was scheduled to be closed down at about 10:30 a.m. Meanwhile. a full force of fire fighters stood by at the scene in case the leakin gas i nited. Strike Threat Averted A stnke by 1,400 members of the International Association of Machinists employed al MeDon. nell Douglas Astronautics Com- pany in Huntlnston Beach was avertetl Sunday by a contract settlement. Employees of the aerospace facility gathered with other company employees -about 2 .000 altogether -al the Anaheim Convention Center to vote more than 86 percent In favor or the company's offer. Basically, the new contract af. fords a nine percent pay raise spread out at three percent per year over the next three years. in addition to a cost-of·llving in- crease. The contract approval means an automatic $3S9 cost-of-living: raise retroactive to last October. when the JAM contract expired while the inllial three percent pay raise Is also retroactive. For the average JAM worker . It will mean a 19-cent per-hour. increase over bis current S6.4l per hour wage, not counting difrerent job classmcaUons and occasional overtime pay. The JAM strike threat came. simultaneously with a walkout by t he United Auto Workers Union. which won what it want- ed for ita members from Boeing Aircraft Company. Despite UAW pickets' parad- ing, l AM workers continued on their job without a contract dur- ing the seven months of negot.ia- tion, crossing the lines without incident. "The UAW got us exactly what we wanted," IAM District Lodge 720 Secretary-Treasurer Tory Neima said . Once, in Janu a r y , IAM workers authorized a strike. but that was cancelled within two days when it became apparent the dispute could be settled through netoUatlon. ··We're very pleased,•· McDonnell Douglas spokesman Don Hanson said today. Guards Rescue Nearly 75 From lfiptitks A bout 74 swimmers were rescued from riptides on South - Coast beaches Sunday. despite a dropoff in beach attendance due to cooler weather. lifeguards re- ported today. San Cl e mente lirt>guards rescued 50 swimmers from rip- tides and heavy surf. They said a crowd of 13,000 visited county beaches patrolled by the guards and another 8,000 bathed on city beaches Sunday. Laguna Beach lifeguard Tom Redwitz said that. despite .a decrease from 25,000 people on Saturday to 20,000 on Sunday, guards still had to yank 12 en- dangered swimmers from the 60·degree water. Four lifeguards were kept hopping at San Ctemente State Beach Sunday. pulling 12 swim- mers from the surf. Lifeguards estimated that about 3,000 people visited the state beach Sunday, about the same number as on Saturday. Arson in Center INDUSTRY <AP> -An arson fire damaged several stores at Sunkist Shopping Center here early today, causing Sl00,000 in damage and resulting in the ar· rests of two youths, county fire officials said. The game began Tuesday af- ternoon when 42 players each bought in with $10,000. It ended when one player -Baldwin - held a ll $420,000. His share or the winnings totaled $210,000, while the remainina $210,000 was split between Addington and the last three players to be bumped out of the game. FEATURING THE DESIGN TALENTS OF SEVEN INTERNATIONAL AWARD WINNING JEWELERS- DAILY PILOT T ... °'"'"~" C.0.\1 0.flf Pli.t Mlll-111 '"""' bitwod ttwo '""" ,,,..,, t\ ~·,.,,.,tw '""" °',,.,... 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Israel invaded and occupied about SOO square miles or southern Lebanon four days after Palestinian terrorists staged a raid near Tel Aviv and killed 35 Israelis. Prime Minister Menacbem Begin said the purpose of the invasion was lo wipe oul cuenma strongholds In the south. N aor said Defense Minister Ezer Welunan and Gen. Rafael Eytan, the Israeli chief of staff, would meet with U.N. r-epresen- latlvea 'to obtain addltJonal u-1urencee that PaJeeUnlan guer- rmaa would be stops)ed If they tried to return to lbelr former baMa ltt IOUtbern Lebanon. But he Hid tM declllon to wltbdraw WU unCGDdltklftal . " - Prices may vary due to customer preftrenee in diamond selection We would welcome the opportunity to mount your stonts in any of our settings. 127 Fashion Island. Newport Center. Newport Beach Telephone: (714) 644·0501 ~ 1 I -.... ~ ... RICHARD NIXON AUTOGRAPHS COPY OF 'MEMOIRS' In San Clemente, the Former Prealdent Throwa e Perty Nixon Party Open Home in San Ckmente Former President Nixon played host for the first time in four years Sunday and entertained some 100 friends and lhe publishers of his autobiography at a party at bis seaside estate. Nixon s aid some 600 people were invited to lhe celebration, one of several events that indicate Nixon is ending h1B long seclusion from the public eye. IN A SPEECH TO the assembled group, Nixon reportedly said he was happy the book had been published and be "hopes people will respond to lt." SJC Road Projects Delayed San Juan Capistrano city councilmen have put off W\Ul •next month support of any Oranae County plan for highway aUsnments in the Capistrano Valley. The delay was requested by W. D. Murphy, public works director. who said more city istaff meetings are required to iron out differences in city and county road plans. And city councilmen indicated Wednesday that tt.e city may have difficulty mending rela· tionshlps with the county lo establish compromises for a traffic circulation plan that would not be detrimental to San Juan Capl.strano. Councilman Pblllp Schwartze brought up long-standing dif. ferences between the two gov· eming entitles, a~parenUy cen· terlng on tbe city s slow.growth posture and "bad rapport" with "building-oriented people .. in a growth-Oriented county. The highway plan grew from the Caplltrano Valley Ctrcula· lion Study initiated in January to supplement the Southeast Orange County Circulation Study <SEOCCS). Three alternatives were draft· ed, a nd the county favors one. which differs significantly with the San Juan plan for future highway construction. One major difference is the county plan for a single ridge crossing west to or the city, in· dicatlng an extension or Junipero Serra Road coo.nect.Ulg with Street of the Golden Lan· tern northwest of San Juan Capiat.rano. Another difference that irks SaD•Juap councilmen ls a pro· posed extension of Alipaz Street beyond Camino Del A vion south to Coast Highway. Trailer Totaled Orange County firemen fini sh quelling a blaze that destroyed a trailer a nd shed Sunday night at 20051 Cypress St. in Santa Ana HeiWlts. The fire of unknown origin broke out at about 10:40 p.m. and caused an estimated $2.500 damage. No injuries we r e reported. $4 Million Bail Set In Espionage Case WASHINGTON <AP > -Ball is set at S2 mlWon each for two Russians arrested in an es- pionage case. while a Russian diplomat named as a co· conapirator ls expected to leave the country, the State Depart· mentsaya. Rudolf Petrovich Chernyayev, a personnel officer at the U.N. Secretariat, and Valdik Aleksan· drovich Enger. 39, an assistant to the U.N. undersecretary· general, were arrested Saturday in Woodbridge. N.J . They were being held i.n the Metropolitan Detention Center i.n New York. They are charged with buying classified U.S. documents on a.n- ti·submarine warfare. The in· formation was doctored in Washington and passed along by a Navy officer who was acting as a double agent. the FBI said. Sus/Ject In Kidnap Rekased Kidnapf.ng charges won't be filed against a young Seal Beach woman who toot a 4-year -otd girl from a thrift shop where her mother was browsing Tuesday. police said Friday. Detective Jim Swenson said that, after evaluating the facts in the case, the Orange County District Attomey·s Office re· fused to sign a formal complaint against Ouis Mackell. Tricia Nixon Cox, the Nixons' elder daughter, acted as hostess at Sunday's party. Nixon told his guests be was happily anticipating the birth of his first grandchild. His other daughter, J ulie Eisenhower, is expecting a baby this summer. Former First Lady Pat Nixon, who was hos pitalized last week for an acute bronchial lnfec:tion, did not attend the gather· ing. NIXON TOLD THE GROVP he hoped she would be well enough to be hostess at another party next weekend for former U.S. prisoners or war, but may need at least tw~ore weeks to fully recuperate. Saddleback District Sued for Damages Vladimir Petrovich Zlnyakin. an attacbe at the Soviet U.N. miss ion, was picked up with the other Russians and released because be had diplomatic Im· munity , Slate Departme nt spokesman Kenneth Brown said. Brown said Sunday that the Soviet Embassy had been in· formed and added that "since Zinyakln had violated his status in the United States, his de· parture is expected.·· Miss Mackell. 19, was located with lhe little girl six blocks away from the alleged abduction scene al 241 Seal Beach Blvd .. af>out 90 minutes after lhe girl dlsappeated. Policemen had scoured the Old Town area, knocking on doors in search of the girl. She and Miss Mackell were ro und al a business in the downtown area . apparently just strolling and window-shopping, investigators said. Ha rold Roth, president of Grossett & Dunlap, which published the Nixon memoirs, described lhe party as "a very pleasant, informal family style gathering." He said the guests were taken on a tour or the grounds of Nixon's home, La Casa Pacifica. They sipped cocktails and sampled hon d'oeuvres on an outdoor patio. Among the guests were James Roosevelt, son of the late President Franklin D. Rooeevelt; Jack Drown, a longtime Nix· on friend; Fr ank Gannon, a Nixon aide who helped write the book; and members of Warner Books, wbicb paid a reported $2 million for lhe rights to Nixon's book. Billy's Daughter Wed as Beer Flows BUENA VISTA, Ga <AP> - Beer was naturally the drink or the night as the president's brother . Billy Carter. saw his eldest daughter married ln an outdoor ceremony. Jana Carter. who works in nearby Americus, was married Sund ay l o h e r lon g ·time Flasher 1..ight Approved For School A yellow warning fl asher will be ins t a lled soon at Alicia boyfriend, Johnny Theus of nearby Ellaville. One normal fixture or most c urrent-day affairs involving President Carter was missing, becaus e Miss Carter bad specifically requested that re· porters and photographers be barred from the wedding. The reason. as family friend Randy Coleman put it: "They are real push y." While the White House press corps stood by the highway several hundred yards from the two-stor y brick ho m e, the ceremony began with ushers escorting the wedding party over a white wooden bridge built across the Carters' swimming pool. Parkway and Wilkes Place in The vows we re exchanged Laguna Hills to improve the beneath a porch al the rear of safety of youngsters walking to the house, and minutes after Lomarena Elementary School. their completion, a downpour Orange County supervisors or-drenched many of the e1$Umated de red the warning light this 1,000 guests. week at the ~equest or parents Among those guests were an~ sch<><?l officials. / President Carter and hia family, Su~rvi.sors also asked that a who arrived in a motorcade-- tramc signal be installed at from Plains shortly before the 6 Alicia and Coste.au Drive this p.m . ceremony began. year rather than m late 1979, as "He (the president> just stood earlier sc~eduled. there and watched," said Linda In a ddition, th.ey suggested Moss of Plains an old friend or lhat the school district expand Jana's ' t~~ir busing pro~ram to include Art~r the wedding Billy tmrd through sixth graders as · well as primary age students to Carter t?ld reporters he had mi nimize the number or stu· cried dunng the ceremony. dents using the Alicia crossing. An El Toro woman who claims that her 10-year-old son serious· ly injured himself in a fall at school and was then allowed to walk home unaided has sued tbe Saddleback Valley Unified School District for damages to be determined in trial court. Named as co-defendant in tbe Orange County Superior Court ShowOpem Viejo High's New Theater Presentation of the spring musical .. Carousel .. will mark the openlq of the Mission Viejo High School Performlna Arts Department's newly constructed theater on the Miaalon Viejo campus, 25025 Cbrlsanta Drive. Under the direction of Anne T. Vardanian, the production runs at 8 p .m. on June 2 and 3, and at 2 p.m . June 4. Assisting in the directiao ol the Rodgers and Hammerstein muslcai are Scott Bowan, choral director; Claire Horn, orchestra director, and Tal Haines, dance choreographer. Colette Tessler plays tbe lead· Ing female role or Julie. and Ba rt Ruic.st.alls port.rays BIIlf, the leading man. Other lead roles are portrayed by Sandi Ezell as Carrie, and Jack Schoos as Mr. Snow. Suppo~ characters include Laura Pryzgoda, steve Levine, Sharon Grover, Bernie Drew and Glen Soukeslan. Admission ls $3 and $3.50. CofC Board Meets The board of directon of tbe Laguna Beach Chamber of Com- me rce and Civic Association will meet Thursday at the Surf and Sand Hotel. The monthly meet· ing is scheduled to begin at 4 p.m . Meeting Set On Airport Vets Branded Members of the Orange Coun· ly Coast Association wUl discuss the Orange County Airport al a meeting to be held June 1 at the Bahla Corinthian Yacht Club in Newport Beach. A panel or speakers, inctudln4 Robert Clifford, President of Air Callfo rnlo, Bob Bresnahan, Airport. M3nager and Joe lrvtne of the Community Airport Cou.n· ell. will provide information about the airport and lll ll"Owth. Tlclletl f« t.bo '8 luncbeoa are available tbrou&b the uaod• tioa offtce, l85U Beach Blvd .• fnf, Runtiflltan Beadt. Jobs Refused to 'Kilkn' WASIUNGTON CAP l • Veterans Admlnlstra- tion chief Max Cleland says he knows of Vietnam veterans who have been refused Jobs and told by employers. "Hey look, I don't want to hire a killer.•• Cleland said that , because of such treatment. VA programs should focus on veterans with special prob- le ms. He predicted that Congress would back a pro- gram of psychological counsellna. Commenting on the hard drnes experienced by some veterans looking for Jobs, Cleland told U.S. News & World Reprt~e rt: .. If the IUY•s a Viet· l)am veteran. that au v eauatea to a ~Ual d..rUI mer, potenUal er, Potential W:-rdo· ' lawsuit filed by Charlene Mor· riaon, 23911 Jarrow Lane, El Toro. ls the school nurse at Ollvewood Elementary School in El Toro. She is Identified in the action u .. Jane Doe." Mrs. Morrison claims that her son. Charles. 10. suffered serious injuries when be fell In the aebool rest room on Jan. 11. Sbe alleges that tbe child was not well enough to leave the school unaccompanied but the school nurse allowed .him to walk home alone. Snake Forum At Hospital Due to an increased number of snake· bite victims this year. Mission Community Hospital bas scheduled a snake forum at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, in the con· ference room, 27802 Puerta Real, Mission Viejo. The public, especially school· children, is being warned to be cautious while biking. working or playing in areas where snakes might be found. The forum will inform the public or snake bite dangers. which snakes are harmful and necessary treatment. hospital spokeswom~ Jan Walker said. Youth Shot In -HB Beach Brawl Better A Pico Rivera youth shot in the chest and critically wounded just a week ago in a Bolsa Chica State Beach brawl ls now out of danger and recovering, hospital aides say. The victim, unidentified because or his age, 17, remains at Pacifica Hospital in Hunt· ington Beach in satisfactory con· dilion and was questioned by s heriff's homicide detectives Wednesday. Detective Sgt. Bill Miller said the youth could shed no new light on the incident in which a 16 -year-old girl also was wounded as s he sat in a nearby parked car. She was treated al the same hospital and released following the melee involving about 100 teenagers from two Pico Rivera· Whittier-La Mirada area high schools. No suspects have been singled out for questioning and the small caliber handgun used was never found. The child, whose m other brought her to the beach town from Long Beach, where they live. was reunited with her at police headquarters. Police did not identify them. Sewer Work Goes Ahead Sewer construction a long Alicia Parkway from Charhnda B o ule v ard t o Mu ir la n d '> Boulevard in Aegean Hills will continue for the next s ix weeks, Orange County government of. ficials said. The sewer line work wtll dis· rupt the eastbound traffic lanes, and motorists are urged to use caution through lhe posted con- struction 1.0ne. The project is being carried out by lhe Mission Viejo Com· pany with a permit issued by the county. Nazis Attacked DETROIT <AP I -The open· ing of a Nazi bookstore here brought a weekend or window· s mas hing, rock·Lhrowing and pushing and shoving with 17 pro- testors arrested lightwright and comfortab1cz madras ... our most compl~te se.le.ct10n of tradttional hand~n medros sport COBt-s alway~ 8 f'avor1k ror wa rm Wl'l.atli<z.r 'Redr. availab1<Z. m mczns a nd OOyS S l'Z<Z.8 . 44 faehlon illand. newport centef 844 • 5070 • .... -.. ---.. 'J ... • ,_ . , ONlVflltlOT Mondi!)' • ..., Z2. ,.,, . NATION WEATHER . ~'!!If 'A•leep' . : ~--.. ~~\_~oaating ... The Good Old Days BARGAIN BASE•ENT DE n .-Now here's an ad· vertisement, under the Utle "An Opportunity for Careful lnvestors" that can really draw your attention. Tbe laraest headline on the ad notes: "NEWPORT HEIGHTS ACREAGE" -Cheapest Land in Southern California." You read on and learn the following about thia real estate deal: "Newport Heights is a high plateau, all most perfectly level, with the lowest point over 70 feet above the sea. It extends back from Newport Bay for several miles and comprises 1,300 acres of deep, rich, slightly sandy loam soil. very fertile and productive. "IT lS SUBDIVIDED into five·acre tracts with artesian water, of the finest quality, In abundance for all ir- rigation purposes, piped to each tract.·' Following that descriptive pitch, the Townsend- Oayman Investment Company then suggests that you can pick up one of these five-acre t.racts for $1,500 cash. Or, you can plunk down a one-fifth down payment and pay off the rest in installments of six, 12, 18 or 24-month install- ments at six percent interest. In event that you think you may have just heard about the bargain or the century. however, do not rush orr to your yellow pages to call the Townsend-Dayman Investment Company Af TER A 11RING JOURNey 0!£(£$ t' . ~e SATIS?AC1°0~ e£VERAG£ lt aati.GU ~Ll thint; ple~i:s ' ru ~tc. R..licvc$ fatigue 'l,lli~liy attd 11atunJlly. Puts vim apd go mto t;rCJ bra in •nd l>odie1. Dcltc:ioue · cooling -l1:f.rcehl.ng. SoLl .everywhere ~ centt1 Advertmng Pitch for Fa~ Soft Drmk m 1907 This ad appeared in a magazine called The Pacific Monthly. The mootp was August. The year was 1907. J UST TIDNK IF you had been one of those Careful In- vestors of 1907 in Newport Heights. Ah well, opportunities JUSt keep slipping by. Other advertisements in the 71 -year-old Pacific magazine are amusing and they certainly ~ive fits to our consumer advocates or today. Several offerings suggest that they are "guaranteed under the National Pure Food Law." ONE SUCH OFFERING for Pabst Ext ract declares this concoction will cure insomnia, soothe the excited brain, help build blood and muscle tissue, ease digestion of heavier foods and is "a boon to nursing mothers.·• Another ad for a now-famed soft drink suggests it will relieve fatigue and "put vim and go into your tired brain" for only five cents. Why . these kinds of pitches are enough to drive Nader's R8iders right up the wall. You are left wondering how the good citizens of 1907 ever survived without having consumer watchdogs to pro- tect them. Oklahoma Flooding; 80 Families Leave T~JH!r•t•re• H'91\ LAw Pc,. All.tnt• 11 •4 All..,11< C1t1 IO SI B•ltunore ... 41 Bo!.IOll 11 SI 8rown,w1lle '13 13 Buffalo '° u C,,.rlHton SC .. 11 Ouc.aoo M 0 C1nclnn.ell 10 4 C11wland •S :i. Dallas Fl. 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Tuetdrf'I ~ •1'WW41t-....... ...._ off Mar IO encl *°I> to ........... IOI to tow .. wlltl WIM!I to.JO ,,..ii. In llle o..rt, ~ 'llllN ranoe ''°"' u. "'1111IOIeo100-.-wltn....,.. -ous11 te»'"Pf\. brly n omfnO clouds encl ... _." llewer - Ille coast most of 1111 WWII. M 9Mlf'llly telr wee!Mr 11 eicpeded will! -llllend "*'fllnl clflUle. A hlth -10-•llP«ted tac1e1 811c1 T......., ., Ille Lot Alllefes Clwtc CllnW. T\llttOAY J:tt-.111. u t t4Jp.m. u "'"... •:•h .M. •• 4 ,.,....._ ,,:tia.ll'f. '·' Sec«MI -• tt ....... t.t StuM Mtll ........... ~ lllll rt• •:41 •,m., !llb t ;Ja lllofft. Mletl ,...llt6"4'fl., ..... !.,a.in. .... , .... ... HIHlllflflel'l llHcfl: WMt 9fW IO.,,... N9t wn1t ..--.-..... ~._, ..... ......,. '-111 ••wt h9 .. --'"' wltft ............... c.MIU-1.., ...... - Wonder Drugs Losing Power? ATLANTA <AP) -Forty years of using ·•wonder drugs" has con- vinced Ameriuns many deadly diseases are dead themselves. Bur. they are only sleepln.g, and sometimes waking up stronger. say federal scientists. Bacteria that cause pneumonia. meningitis, tuberculosis and gonorrhea show increasing signs of resistance to antibiotics, says Dr. Joel Ward of the national Center for Disease Control. The same problem is showing up in less-dangerous diseases.· THAT DOES NOT mean a killer germ witb no cure is right around the comer. "but at the rate bacteria are developing re- sistance, I'm not sure our technology can keep up,·· Ward said. Americans have grown ac- customed to low incidence of such diseases as tuberculosis, "but the bacteria are not gone; they've just been under con- trol,·· Ward said. Keeping them under control "is a worseniqg problem,•· he said. "You can conjure up all sorts of nightmare s . even a throwback to the pre antibiotic era" before the 1930s. pneumococcus bacteria somehow "had become resistant to all the usual antibiotics," he said. That was a discovery of global imeortance, he said, because those particular bacteria are the most common cause of bacterial pneumonia and the second most common cause or meningitis in children. South Africa officials threw money and manpower into a fight to stop the bacteria from s preading, tracking down car- riers through thousands of blood tests and treating them with a barrage of unusual antibiotics in unusual combinations. IT WOR KED, apparently. This time. ''They haven't reported any new cases since November," said Ward. who will return to South Africa in a few weeks to check the situation. Grieving for Mother .... wi........ A young woman cradles her dog as she 1~ comforted by her brothers at Brussels airport in Belgium after meet· ing her father on his arrival from war-torr. Kolv.ez: Zaire. Sunday. and le arning of her mother's death. Ht•r mother was among hundreds of victims killed ir. th~ re bel atta ck on the mining town in Shaba province. OVERUSE, UNDERUSE and just plain careless use or an- tibiotics are probable culprits. he said. Strict control and com- mon sense are the solution. Ward got a close-up look at the problem last year when be represented the Atlantia-based center in working with the South African government on a particularly scary case in that nation. Disaster Hits Ch11rch GARLAND. Texas <AP > -Services at the Walnut ViUage Church of Christ had barely begun. Worshippers had their heads bowed in prayer when disaster struck. screamed. Nine-year-old Shannon Smith was killed. Fifty-seven other people were inJured. five critically. ·'Children began corning down with serious ailments -men- ingitis. blood infections -and they'd treat them with the usual antibiotics and it dldn't do any good: the children were dying," Ward said. "I JUSt had a feeling something was going to happen," Mike Cain, 18, said Sunday. "I looked toward the ceiling. Then there was this explosion and the ceiling fell. lt was like being under a waterfall. .. Gene Griffin. a church elder who was leading the prayer. said. "It had ramed a lot. but clP· pare ntly the flat roof was not strong enough to sup- port the weight The dram apparently wasn't working properly .. A SOUTH AFRICAN strain of THE PINEWOOD roof and heavy beams crashed into the sanctuary under the weight or water collected from an overnight ram of almost 2 inches. THE ROOF FELL at 10.35 a.m. Ten minutes earlier the sanctuary was empty. "Thank God my parents were late gettmg here," said Cain, who was narrowly missed by .i falling beam. Some 200 members or the congregation She's crying for help. Are you listelling? She simply can't handle her problems by herself anymore. She needs help before ifs too late. And she's not alone. Every day. people no different than you experience an emotional crisis often provoked by a troubled personal relationship. Someone may become so despondent she grows fear( ul or nervous for no apparent reason. She loses sleep over insignificant things. She explodes over trivial matten like the car not starting. She can't carry on with her family . She needs help. ProI~tonal help. The only real hope for regaining a normal. productive life. The kind of help available at the Problem Talk Shop, A professionally staffed counseling and referral service for people trapped in an emotional crisis. At the Problem Talk Shop we care for people . Problem Talk Shop ls a free service which provides a warm. friendly environment where I -- skilled counselors help people sort out their own lives. Here people gain new resources to handle the problems they thought were too big to handle. If you know someone who is experiencing an emotional crisis, call the Problem Talk Shop. A trained counselor will be at the other end of the line. Ready to help. Ready to answer any questions you may have. Please make the call that will show her somebody cares enough to listen . klhop (714)997 .. 1831 1110 East Chapman Avenue, Sull"e 100 Oran8(1, California 92666 (71~) 768-3831 2.'S~ Cabot Road, Suite 104 Lapna Hllb. Callfornla 09653 STOCKS/ BUSLNESS Monday'8 NYSE COMPOSffE TRANSACTIONS 2 p.m. (ED~ Pricea o ,_."""*.,.., ..... "" ... :::i.::"1..~ic.."•·~Deffiltl-dl>C"-'l•- --·--,.......,,.. loMK ...... et~tit4'0NlenWIM11Mt Saito .... .. l (1-dol Oaot ti.i Monday. May 22. t978 s DAILY Ptl.OT 83 Tax Tips Medical Rules May Be Changed By SYLVIA PORTER ~l"U1uS..l9t Wtule many of Prutdent Carter's lax reform pro- posals haven't a chance in Congress t.hl& year. proposals to slash medical deducti<I04 have many powerluJ supporters. Under Carter's plan, medical expenses would be de- ductible beginning in J~. only to the extent tbey (plus casualty losses> exceeded 10 percent of adjusted gross In· come <against 3 percent DOW). Medical deductions for most capi\al outlays (an atr condiUoner, say, ordered by a physician u essential for health) would be non-deductible. THIS MEANS ONE KEY TECHNIQUE: Take all possible medical deductions in 1m. just in c'"se. The basic rule is that the medical expense must be paid before yearend. This puts a premium on timing of payments. . On the timing aspect. the IRS had made it a lot easier to get this deduction. even lf you're short of cash. You can pay with a credJt c(lrd In 1978 and get the deduction, even if the credit card debt isn't paid until 1979. Tbls is an about.face by the IRS. Also. if you pay by check in late December and the physician doesn't cash the check until Jan. 5, 1979. the expenses slill are de· ductible this year. Pay· Money's Worth ment by a good check is coni;idered made when the check is given. BUT ADVANCE PAYMENTS -prepaying 1979 ex· penses -won't help. ~n advanc~ payment for medic~l · services to be received m a following year generally isn t deductible in the payment year; the only important excep· tion is that a required prepayment may be deducted. Thus. suggests Prentice-Hall, if an elderly parent needs permanent medical care and the institution requires payment before admission, request an apportionment between medical care and ordinary care. Assuming the medical care portion is a reasonable total, it's fully deduc· tible. in the year of the payment. Also. costs of special schools for the mentally or physically handicapped, primarily to alleviat~ hls or ~er condition -including meals and lodging supplied as an tn- cident to care -are deductible. BUT IF THE CHILD A1TENDS a special school when the availability of medical care is not a major reason for attendance. only the part of the expense attributable directly to medical care is deductible. Parents or healthy children may be eligible for medical expense deductions if it's a private school that in· eludes a charge for medical care in its tuition fees. Next: A medical may vanish. Buoganq Tested A Technician at Northrop Corp. in Los Angeles tests the buoyancy and balance of a "floating ball" element of the ,in~rti_al guidance system for the Air Force s Mis· sile X'' in the ICBM program. The 'baJI" floats on a layer of fluid in the missile lo protect its instruments from vibrations and temperature change. S&L Celebrates 50 Years in Business In celebration of l\s !>0th year, Sant.a Ana First Federal Savings and Loan Association has planned a "roaring twenties" birthday jubilee through Saturday at its four of. fices. Featured will be free popcorn, birthday cake, cand.y. ltelium·filled balloons for cbllctren and 1lftl for adult vb· iton. Hotdogs wtll be served free each day rrom 11 a.m. to l p.m. SANDWICH BOARDS, Of.D.TIME waUdq blllboards remlnilcent of the ·ms. will ctrculate arouJMI Ute otnc., carried by people dressed in 1820's outntl. Esnployees wtll wear c:oetwnes whtch they have detsltned. Otttces are de· corated wtth banners, bal1oona and other party orumeata. The main offlce at 1802 N. Maln St .. 5'nta Ana, will house a display of antiques a· . colJecUon of tnk wells once belonaJ11g to 1ueb l.f~ aa lia Kate Smith. Oov. Al SUllth of New ork, and Prelldeat ~al\kUn D. Roosevelt. Otber oUic:. are UtO$ El Toro Rold. El Toro. at • N. Btoldw-.y, Santa Ana, and l'3a1Red Hill Ave.l Tuatln, Roura are t a.m. to • p.m. llond1Y1 tbrqu1b Tburaday&, t a .m. lo 5 p.m. Fridays and 9 a.m . to l p.m. SalUM&fl. l , Television \ al DAILY PILOT Mondlly. May 22. 1978 .... 1:308 MONDAY NIOKT 8Ale&\U ~al\lllDteeo t:CIOI ~ NIWI EMaGENCY ONEI P•r•inedl<:• Gao• and O.SOto ll•v• to wont tlYough tlleit vaceuon. G OUNeMOKI Matt. Ooo. FMIUI. end _., 0111« ~ «• tr'PC)ed on • trlln by • b4lod 01 lndleM 1n ,,,. 11\0WY Cotorlldo rnoun· 1*'11 (Pert 11 • THEBAADV~ Marcl•'s MW per1·1k'M jOb •t an lc4t crNm t>artor ~ ,,., j)(obleml ., home and with her boyMencl • AOAM-12 lllC m~CHEF Tr>e Holland .... Farntly" (RI Cl) 1100,000 NAME THAT TVHl QJl WILD, WILD WOAU> J-MANIMAL.8 "Owls" Owls have long been the subject of apec;u. l•tlon and autierat1tlon 1:00 8 C1J BABY, l'M BACK Rey Hllata h•I d&ugl'ttllt in writing • Sunoay SCllool pl1y. but the OfNllWI touchea he lldds ro the story of Ruth to m•k• him ...,,, more d..Wable than 111s .. 1ranoec:t wife's cur- rent Suitor. beeklire tRI G um.E HOUSE ON THEPfWAIE Malloy and RHd seeretl IOf a Chtld wtlOM dtNP- pear ance become• lnerUSHlOIY aenous • ELECnuc eotAPAI« Gi) HISTOffY Of MEXICO ··Expr<>Pftalton Ot Fate+gn Oil" Laube Returns "I A41membef. I Aernem· bet·' On the occulon ol the.r wedding annMt<Ury, Carollne lngelis recelle he< mHllnQ Wlfh Charin. llMW awltward courllhlP end the ot>stactes they hlld to overoome to become man •nd""'i. (RI Q MOVIE ®) A8CNEWS 9:30 fJ MOVIE • * "'• "ConSl)lrecy To Koll" ( 19701 Robert Conred. Bel· 1nda M ontgom•ry A crooked ph•rm1c111 t>ecOmeS 1nvol\led on an extra0Jd1nary rn1.1rder ( t hr.,30mtn I In he r first TV r ole since "Ma r y Hartman. Mary Hartman ... Louise Lasser stars in her own story. "Just Me' and You ... airing tonight at 9 on NBC. Channel 4. • • .,. ··&othe< or The W1n<f ( t975J Otcil AoOtn· 1100 A mountain man adopts tau< orpl\anecl woll pupa. taler cnor1s111ng t'*' comp•rnonshop t2 hrs I 0 MOVIE • BEWfTCHED Samantha fixes a race •• but Damn 11 a losor anyway 41) ROOKIES The RooklM belrlond Iha Q!!ffriend of a robber phOne services. music. d•nce and exercise mer a- ~ (RI U!J DIMENSIONS IN CULTURES "Enculturahon" CJ) AMERICA 2NIOHT Guest Carot Burnell (II MERV GRIFFIN Guests: James Brohn. Meleen Stevenson Lon· nte ShOrr DOLLARS m I LOVE LUCY When Rteky reluns 10 entertain 111 o alud10 party. Lucy IC(;epts 1n h11 place 41) ADAM-12 Malloy •rtd Rood cope wtth mini-skirted h1tC:hhll1ers who sleal cars Eil) MACNEIL I LEHRER REPORT * * • "That Touctl Of Mink" (1962) Cary Gr•nt. OOflS Day A beauhtul Oif1 IS offered .,, OMC.llng lrtp by a -alllly and good 1001ung man. (2 hrs I m CAROL BURHETT AHO FRIENDS Skits· "Brothe<ly Love." "Bedtime Honesty .. «!) THE BASTARD fllJ OVER EASY Im~ Coe•. societal pressures on Mlf-eatoem IO< the eldef1y: 199C'81 lele- 7:00 G NBC NEWS 0 UARSCLU8 8 BOWUNGFOR Ci) BIX BEIDERBECKE MEMORIAL FESTIVAL "Aos;o O'Gradys Good· tome Jazz Band" Upon hearing that the lalhet of 114!< 1lleg1tlmata son •S dying, Mane Char· t>oneau attempts to meet With lhe English nobiemwl and insure her son of "'5 rlQhtlul ont1er11anc:e. The Cnart>oneaos mee1 ...,,h resoatence. l>Owever. from tho Dukes legal wile and son. and escape 10 London f Par1 I ol 2) CJ) JOt<ER'S WILD Oaa1111•I Ll•tl•fl• 8 KNXT (CBS) Los Angeles 7:30 § CONSUMER BUYLINE NEWLYWED GAME D KNBC (NBC) Los Angeles e KTLA (Ind ) Los Angeles 8 KABC-TV (ABC) Los Angeles Cl) KFMB (CBS) San Diego G KHJ.. TV (Ind) Los Angeles al KCST (ABC) San Diego • KTTV (Ind ) Los Angeles • KCOP-TV I Ind ) Los Angeles • JOKER'S WILD m THE BAADY BUNCH Jan buys 11«~1 • brunette WIQ SO She II be noliced I!) MARILYN MONROE STORY fD 21TONIGHT fD THE PRISONER Once Upon A Tune · The Prisoner laces ruthleu ontenogalt()ll taken 10 the e•tteme degree. • KCET· TV (PBS) Los Angeles G KOCE·TV (PBS) Huntington Beach Or Bertram WOiie \/ice President and General Man11Q8f. Nuclear EMl<gy Program al General Elec· Ci) OUE PASA, U.S.A.? Aller Joe insults n.a family 1n a TV onlerview. lhe 'Lou Grant' s~dOver FinnNam,e LOS ANGELES P > -An Ohio nuclear consulting com pany has riled suit against the · "Lou Grant" television show over the use or Its name in an episode. a spokesman for the producers. MTM Enterprises Inc .• said. The claim was fil ed b y Nuc lear Consulting Services Inc.. known as Nucon, in the U.S. District Court (or the Southern Di s trict of Ohio, Eastern Division. said Mel Blumenthal. an attorney for MTM Enterprises. Blumenthal said Nucon's c laim did not specify what ~ tion was being sought. "Baslcal· ly. tbty are see.king Jl clarifica- tion and information on how the similarity of names resulted." he said. In the lrhlrch 6 episode a newspaper reporter is sent to in- ves ligate allegations that a nuclear company called Nucon is covering up dangerous nuclear leakage. The man wbo made the allegations is killed und e r my ste riou s circumstances. The claim was not substantiated in the show 'TGIF' By JAY SllARBUTT HOl.tLYWOOO (AP I -Neil Bogart, a record mogul whose stable includes "Kiss" and disco diva Donna Summer, says he believes in the power of radio and TV. And he's testing it lo the tune of $1 milUon. That's what he says bis Casablanca label Is putting in broadcast ads in mid-May for hls first effort as a film producer -a family trade disco ruck, "Thank God It's Friday,'' star- ring Miss Summer. He also eays Columbia Pic- tures, the film's distributor. is putting another f2 milllon into promotion. Which amounts to $3 million to tout a movie Bop.rt says COit a modest $2.2 tnilllon to make. 'Ike' Dra•a Filrning Robert Duvall s tars as General Eisenhower in "Ike ... • the six-hour TV drama about the former president"s wartime exploits. now being filmed for presentation dur- ing the 1978-79 sea~on . Tested Bogart says that. citizen Is Chuck Ashman. "an Indepen- dent consultant that Casablanca uses." He says Casablanca planned the blitz "with Chuck's assistance and his knowledge of the media." THE AIM OF the airwave blast for PG-rated "Friday." Bogart said, is "to acquaint the public to what the new nightlife ts. and say, 'Hey, i( you want to take a peek at it. come see our movie.' "There's a new wave of enter- tainment going on in tMs disco area. The entertainers now are the people, the public ... He meant that those who visit discos go there as much lo watch others shake their booties as t-0 do it themselves. on TV ·'The record business is one of immediacy, where you put. out the product. invest in It, ad- vertise and promote it," be said. "You don't really wait to see what some review's going to say about It. You go out and create the audience ... AND WHETHER 'Friday" gets harsh or heartening notices from criUcs, even those in TV, ·'reviews only can help this pic- ture. But they can't hurt it," the rookie fihn producer said. Both his theory and bis broad· cast blitz will get the acid test May 19. It's a Friday when "Thank God lt's Friday" gets down and booties for bucks at premieres In San Francisco, Boston and New York. . ' TUBE TOPPERS KCOP m 8.00 "The Bastard ... The first half or a two-part s pecial based on the his torical novel by John Jakes about events during the American Revolution. Repeated Thursday at 8. ABC ~ 8 :30 -.. The Dirty Dozen." Lee Marvin stars as a maverick major who leads a squadron of Army convicts behind enemy lines in this 1967 war mov- ie with Charles Bronson. Telly Savalas and Jim Brown. NBC D 9:00 -"Just Me and You ... Louise <Mary Hartman 1 Lasser wrote and stars in this comedy movie about two people <she and Charles Grodin l on a cross-country dri've. reporter Ofter• to make amends by .ainno "a d•Y tn the Hie of ,,,. ~ lamlly (RI ®) IASEBAL.L M""'8&0ta TWtna va fe11u I~ ii005 M•A•&•H The unu 1 surgeons in...ent • YUCU!er d•mc> IO l lOp arter••I bleed1rtQ. and r9C0¥et Hot lips we<ld•"Q nng (RI 8 MOVIE • * * "The Dirty Dozen • ( 19671 Loe MarY1n Jim Btown A group of ""P"•· onod G I 's are ottered their roleaw In Ollch8nge lor the completion 01 a lluardous aUi@nment (2 hr•, 30 min I m S121,000QUE.8TIOH ~ OVEREASY Imogene COc•. SOCIOllll pr9Slllres on sett-esteem lor the eldefly. 8P9Cl•I tete- pl\one IM!fVIQel, mUllC. dance and eHrcise th«a- ~ (R) t:OO 6 C1J TH£ OAlH CURSE Prrvlle eye Hamilton Nun IJ-Coburn), USIO'*! to .nveehg•te • robbery at the Leggett man11<>n ltn<ls h1msett 1nVOIYed on• series or murders f Part 1 01 31 a N8CMOV1E ··.iua1 Me And You (Prom- 1erel l ou11e Lauer Cnarln Grodin A compu1. or salesm•n Incl an eccen- lllC New Yoriler team up tor e lour ·day auto '"P lrOfn Hew York 10 LOI Angele& .. MERV GAIF'F1H Marrted Couples · 0.-11 Lynda Carter and Ron ~. Lid•• ~ Ro6lllno Btazzo Pat end Dock Van Patten S) MEETINO Of MINOS Sir ThomM More tBernard Betw-1 and 0.-M- Anto1net1e (Jayne Meadows! m8t and dlS· cuu ,,_ role$ in hlS10fV Ong1nator. writer and moderl!Of Of _.ies IS SteveArten !RI '11) DA\llO 8U88IQNO Part I .. Tupayer• In RevOll" Part II "Torror,gls Beware Professional Proleclat•" 10:00 II 0 NEWS 11) IN SEARCH Of ANCIENT AST'AONAUTS fl3 MICHAEl JACKSON Richard Sponn. dorector ot the C.klatn<a Otiparlment ot Consumer Affairs d•~ Ills depanmen1 and the organ1tat1ons headed by Relph Nadet 1<>:301 NEWS • MACHEL 11.EHAER REPORT QI CAROL BURNETT AHOFRIEHOS t 1:00 8 D 8 CIJ ®) HEWS 8 LOVE. AMEAICAH STYLE Love And The Spendlhr1h.. Christy Ctlal· M!ngM her bOss to Wiii he< love "Love And Tho CompetltOfS00 Ao6le and Bobby are conslanlly t'Y"'Q 10 bell., one ..noth "' 0 MOVIE * • • V•Y• Ml• f 19691 Pet• Uttrnov. Jonelll•n Winters A O<<Mil> ol Me•• c-•l!llW the Alamo "' pr...,,I Ny fe .. , 12 hrs I .THIOOOCOUPLE If\ ores.< •o win blCll 1111 11•· wir.. F•~ changet h11 ton· icky ways wotll Oscat 1 hell) 41) MONTY PYTHON'S fl. YlfG Cl..CUS ID DICK CAVETT 0~11 t.eJtOQll<>nlll Slot\ Getz end members ol h11 band Cl!) MACNEIL I LEHRER REPORT 11:30 8 (I) C88 LATE MOVIE • •• .., "A rouch Ot clHl- c 19131 Glenda JICilson George Segal A SOC>h"''" caled 8t11il h d•YO<Cff -· • Npoll't ,,,.,,*' Amerlelf\ and IOfJIA 10 II weeit-lonQ lltnQ '" SC*" unfor1uneteiv love .,,,.,. -D TONIGHT OuMt "°61 John Oalltd· son ~IS Jtm Nabors. Or George si-n ... D LOVE. AMEAICAH STYLE ~yin PybOfn hes been aueulted bY two iow- sterved women 8 l1JB POL.IC€ STOAY ··sniper • Oetect•v•s ee•rcfl '°' a Sl'lll>Gt wno has lulled sev., 81 ~Ht by fir.no •nto everuno au10 1ratllc tRI Cl) THATGIRL .. JUll Spell The Name R 111 · ~ OETSMAAT 15 CAPTIONED ABC NEWS MORNING 12:00 8 TWILIGHT ZOttE A lru1tr.ted lover OOY' 8 IOYe potion 1rorn 111 pro••· S<lf. I,,.,, QMIS It 10 ht$ Qlll • fr tend • HIOHHOPES ti) HONEYMOONERS Whet> Altee llllin <t 100 •n an ottoce eomp1e1e1., su• • rounded by men RaJpll ' )88.l<>osv crea1os .in tmPOti· Slb'e SllUlll()t'I 12:30 U MOVIE * * Saddle PalS I 194,,, a-Autry. s1er11119 HOllO· way a-Autry tn~&h· .. O•IM. ~., lllld ~ i '""'1 C"°88-WIT:; MOVIE • • Tl>e Aool>te I ;~, I om"'v Noon•n """• ~ 12:37 8 ITAATIME ·St°"" CrOMff'O'' Bartlet• Rull\ aDl IAON8IOE 1r~ coml:>INS • d~ .n-•ioa•ion ··"' • tMrCf\ '°' a m1-'Q m9n 1:00 D rOMORflOW • OHi Gr_,. •I'd Jiii' \/1llu. tood "rtle5. wttl "'"' cvu •'-~ eboOt food •nd theof ••P«-· ea Q tSPY :=i .. M= Tiie Plain.'" tl46 NE'Mt 2:00 41) NEWS 2:20 MOVIE • • •·lneoden1 Al PtlanlQM HIV"' 119661 ~ fuller. Joc.lyn Ulne T1W•da11'• Daflll.w Mom•• MORNINO tt:30 m • • • T '"'1V Seconds Qv9f r oti yo .. 1 19'41 5oef>- oer Tracy. v en JOrlneOft 0-al Jimmy Dooltll' preoares •or and c;om- mands B·29s in bomblnO m111ton durtnQ WOfl•s SOii GOflllflUes IO wQf1I Of\ If despote pr01ests from his uncle ( 1ht.,30 mon I 3:00 Q1I • • • "Pendulllm" ( 1116111 George Peopetd. JMn Sebero A po1oce cao- 1..,, doctdff IO detenU" lied ~ the r•t of uw C)flO(lle on 1111 •own become zomt>+e-ltk• robot& aft• d8fll ( 1 llr . 30"'1n I 'Dain' Slow But Sure M,,stery Miniseries Begi,m Tonight on CBS By JERRY BUCK LOS ANGELES IAP> -"The Dain Curse" is an old-fashioned whodunnit. and although the go- ing is slow. the trip is worth it. James Coburn stars as the doggedly determined private eye who c uts through a bewildering maze of clues and false leads. plus a generous sup- ply of s uspects. to find the answer to the curse a nd the murderer behind it. The s ix·hour. three-part miniseries airs on CBS. Channel 2. at. 9 tonight. Tuesday and Wednesday. It is the first miniseries on CBS. It is a richly textured piece set in 1928. populated with intrigu- ing characters and Interesting faces seldom seen on television. And it foUows a baffljng traiJ that will keep you guessing to the end. THE PACE SET by director E.W. Swackhammer is leisurely -some would say sluggish - yet it offers the viewer the time needed to absorb the complex mystery. Director Swackhammer de· rends the pace, saying. "We're very textured In our television viewing -textured in that we don't want to think . We want all the work done for us. People believe that when they have to think the pace is too slow. It's a step up over most TV In that you have to pay attention. If people can't pay attention. so~." Coburn plays Hamilton Nash. who was known only aa the Con· tinental Op when Dashiell Ham- mett published t.he book as a series in Black Mask magazine 50 years ago. He was the first of the hardboiled private eyes. Robert Lenski adapted the book forproduderartln Poll. COBUllN'S NASH. craggy or face and lank of form. comes through as • oomplex. three- dimensional character who is re- alistic. competent and likeable. All of the perlormances are remarkable: Jason Mlller as the flamboyant sli1htly decadent writer. Jean Simmons as the propriettess ot the Temple of the Holy Grail. where the gullible are sepA.fat.ed from thelr money. 'DAIN CURSE' MINISERIES STARTS TONIO James Coburn, Nancy Addison Stat In Whodunit Beatrice Straight as the quiet h-o u s e wife w h o s u d d e n I y emerges as a woman with a past. Nancy Addison as the beautiful young woman haunted by the curse Hector Elizondo plays the re· sort town sheriff. wary of the ln· trudlng private detective yet an~dous to take an)l potltlcaJ ad- vantage of his discoveries. Paul Stewart ls "the old man.·• who runs the detective agency with an Iron band and a velvet touch. TR£ St:RIF-9 IS filled with many rich moments. as when two detectives on stakeout talk about "two wasted lives behlnd one dirty window." One tegrets the baseball career he might have had. The other says bis mother wanted him to be a sym- phony conductor because ·'they dress so spif(y," Andrew Laszlo, utllizlnl{ 1~4· lions at Shelter Island. N.Y .. Easton. Pa .. and New York City. photographed \t In autumnal c:Of. on. like an Edward Hopper painting. In one extraordinary s cene the Osc~r -wlnnlnf' Steadlcam follows Coburn ln a search through a houst' ln on~ continuous shot, up and down the stalr A and turninJ 360 de1reet twice. IN AbornON TO paid alr ads for It, be ~ IL also will be featured on two Merv Griffin 1how1 next month, on N'BC'• "Midnllht Special" Frldar anc1 on ABC 's ••A mer can Bandstand" S.turday. He didntt. rap "Fever," but says tt "presented a view or dis· co that might make a parent s~. ·Nope, ovr kid's not going to see that'." His film and its ads, he says, try fof the opposite re- PBS Strengthens News Team .. Also, bia co1npany t1 ofCerJna 1t1Uon. a 80-minut• TV •pedal on tbe mat.Inf of "Friday;• • ftlm be aays lacks tbe vlolenee. au and n11upty words of the hat, R·rated .. Saturday Ntaht Fever.·• Jt LI what'• called 1 med.la lllltl to set patrClftl ot Ill II to '" Ilia tum and buy the accom-~ 4lleiC> an... It even ln· rilHI tM Gft-cMy a~tae ol a local .... aDcbOralu .t X'ITV· T'V bere. y t action. · "WE'RE HOPING to have mom .00 pop ·~ to tMir Jdds, 'Let •a go see thi s picture togetMr-'," empbasbed Bolart, a short. eneraetic. self ·made mUUonatre born ln Brooklya 33 yean afO. Boca.rt. wbo call• hl• film a dileo-beat '"Ameri~an Gramm• ot the Seventles." says bit cottly broadcast blib ror it appU tbt um.e pnncl~ he uu1 to eell re- cords: create the demand nrat. By TOM JORY NEW YORK CAP) -The an· nouncements came within day1 of one another in mid-March: Robert MacN'eO would continue as co-anchor of the Public Broadca1Un1 Service'• .. Mee· N~ll-Lehnr Report" and Bill Moy•ra -would leave ~BS to re- sume hi• "Bl.II Moyen' Journal'' for PBS. .. lt WU notable II • slJn ot the tlmea," Pas· president, Lawrence K. Orouman. Mid ot the double boost for DOD · -.... commercial TV, "that we kept MacNell aft4 cot Mo)'ers back in one week. TWo years a10. It would have been out of the qua· iton that P•""WOuJd be able to keep these two m~r journaJl.ats from the network on1lauaht ... There bad been speculation for month& that MarNell. whc»o llllhtlY prolfam Grollman has called tbe "c:ent.rpl~" ot PBS· public alfaira acl*tult. would Ml Vt ror 8 prom!Mnl job W\t.b ABC News. lNDSED, MOYEU, I rormer I presidential press secretary. left publlc televtsion In 1976 to become chief correspondent for ··cas Reports," an Irregularly schedut.d 4ocWMntary ~ules. l n announclq he would rejoin New York'• non·corom~rd al WNET ln Aucust. Moyers said he mtssed bavln1 " rc:auJar ttrlea. The two years betw••n lloyen' departure for CBS aJM1 bla return had. in fact. been a 1tpal J>U10d In the 1hort arid .roctty b1ltory ot public affair. proJr•mmtn' on PBS. ln • sense. tbe stage had been flet by Presldenl Nixon·~ veto'" 19'1'2 ~ a two-ye1r fundtnv bin th.I would ha~e nearly doubfed ~"· ernmcnt l'lpendintt ror pubfit' Ty. ··Public telnttlOf' hid *' "ubJtct«I ~ tht butfetlnJ Of Utt l'il'<On •'dm•nt•trettol\. wt\lt!' rtlt public aff' r~ procra"':c were rnappropriate ror pubk television. because of the P · emmtnt moM)' spent oo UMat .... Oro••man aatd. "And '"'°,..... 110 then WU a pal Wtcettma• tr at PBS." • ---------'